The Brussels Post, 1953-8-19, Page 3amminammismomam,
We're Not Overloaded
W,e have sold so many used cars,
But we are still 'offering
FREE SEATCOVERS
to every used car purchaser, -
who brings a copy of this advertisement
when he comes in and buys a used car.
Choose your next car from this list of dependable used oars.
all thoroughly overhauled and with low mileage.
1951 FORD SEDAN
TWO-TONE — SMARTEST CAR ON LOT
1951 FORD CUSTOM COACH
GREEN -- LOW MILEAGE
1951 METEOR COACH
BLUE, LIKE NEW
1951 METEOR COACH
BLUE CUSTOM — A BEAUTY
1950 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN
'BLUE — HERE'S QUALITY
Many Older Cars on the Lot to
From, All at Give Away P
TRACTORS
1952 FORD 8M TRACTOR $1300.00
Brand New, Practically Guaranteed
1951 FORD 8M TRACTOR $1000.00
1949 FORD 8M TRACTOR $800.00
1948 FORD 8M TRACTOR $700.00
All Used Tractors Overhauled and in
A-1 Working Condition.
HEAR C.K.N.X. TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10.10 P. M.
$1485.00
$1510.00
$1535.00
$1495.00
$1345.00
Choose
rices.
Huron Motors Ltd.
YOUR FORD AND• MONARCH DEALER
Open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday eveninge,
WINGHAM PHONE 237
NOW ONLY
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Complete with 14" blade and chain
F,O.B. Vancouver, B.C.
THE GREATEST VALUE IN CHAIN SAW HISTORY
HERE ARE THE FACTS:
In the last eighteen months the McCulloch 345 has proven to be
Canada's
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A steady sales volume
has meant production
savings that have been
passed on to you.
McCulloch's engineers,
always ahead with the latest
engineering techniques
have steadily improved
the 3-25. Now' the new
3-25 gives you 48% mon
cutting power • with no
increase in weight.
Working closely with
McCulloch operators has
enabled McCulloch en-
• gineers to incorporate the
many new features that
have increased the cutting
life of the 3-25 by 41 %.
Well these ars the facts about the new 1953 McCulloch 3-25.
LOWER PRICE --BETTER PERFORMANCE -LONGER CUTTING LIFE.,
Facts that make the New McCulloch 3.25 the best chain saw buy In Canada.
Sec your local McCulloch dealer soon for a demonstration or
contact
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Exclusive Canadian Agents
420 Wast 1st Ave„ 961 Landsdowne St,, 525 Id Ave„
Vancouver 10 B,C. Peterborough, Ont. Quebec City, Out.
I'HE BRUSSELS POST
CLASSIFIED ADS.
apply to
Phone 651`25
FOR SALT; --
Mixed Grain.
Lloyd Hail
Wednesday, Aug".text 10t3r 19a 13, i,
LOST —
A Ten Dollar Bill (reward),
Finder leave at Bruesele Post,
FOR SALE --
.Grade a and 10 High School hook&
in good condition.
Freda Sawyer Phone 581'19.
FOR SALR—
House 'en Lots 57 and 58 Mill 51.
For information enquire o f G, R,
Campbell, Brussels,
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FOR SALE —
Grade 10 High School Books in
perfect shape,
Ai ply at the Brussels Post,
FOR SALE —
5 room cottage and 2 ;piece bath
room: Full basement, Hard and dolt.
water. Built in cupboards, Insulated,
apply to Leo Gaynor, Brussels.
FOR SALE —
Newly decorated lee storey frame.
holm on 1C 'ore of land with, good
small barn,
R. W. Coltman, Ethel, Ont.
HONEY FOR SALE
Clover honey in your own Con-
tainers 20c a Ib. Also Comb honey
In 1 lb. seotions.
Wallaoe Ross Apiaries,
Seaforth, One
TENDERS WANTED —
Double outdoor toilet about 10' x
10' double boarded, nearly ne'w, loc-
ated at S. S. No, 5. Grey township.
Tenders received until Aug. 24.
J. Carl Hemingway, Sec: Treae,
It. R. 3 Brussels.
FOR SALE —
Ask us for prices on immediate
delivery of Bray dayold on started
chicks it limited quantities. Chicks
/for September delivery should be
on order now. Ask us for particulars
Wm. G. Bray, Ethel.
HOUSE FOR SALE
2 storey brick House with now
bath, copper plumbing, aeW gamin,
large garden, lots of shade. Cheap
with good terms. Phone Brussels
10x3, Fred Lucas.
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LIVESTOCK WANTED
Dead, disabled horses nr cows.,
removed free of charge. Tor prompt
and ettrcient service pion
"STONES" collect Ingersoll 31 ON
Brussels 72.
ATTENTION FARMERS --
DEADSTOCK removed from yam
faun promptly for sanitary iLQeis7
Telephone Collect: Brussels 1Jr12
or Elmira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
FOR SALE —
100 acre Farm good house and (Task
bnah annd woodlot. Priced at 24.
900.00.
100 acre Farm, good baildup,
good location, near highway, Priori
et 58,500.00.
15 acre Farm al faciSttera, good
Louse. steel driveshed, good bare.
Priced at 15,000.00
100 sere Farm, brick hone, lams
barn. Priced at 39,000.00.
Brick house In village with s6
fa ellihles.
Gement house In Broatels with 411
facilities.
Farms all sizes and number of good
houses.
J. C. Ina, Read Estate Broker
Brussels, Out.
Ssperatorn said iiMicers.
Disc, views.tllarirs
*residers.
limeand Ha e w
bots wheel tractors and c mile,
Plows, Dims, Spreader%
Hewers, Hay Leadese,
Smalley range Mammy aril
Rama* NC
We also ve minks he
Other aC Tear hate.
tones Nwt tasters Dar
Other Impost.
MORRTri dE WAIVGi41'
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WAIL, fON
The Aligns% meeting et fire W. 88,
S. of the United Ghuroh was bald
id the ohurott basement on August
8th, With a good ttttendsttnee, The
rneetiag was in eluaage of the pram.
Fent Mra, Harvey Johnston, The
progitatneac "Over the Waves." 'wee
taken by the 17th and Boundary
Group with Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs.
Craig, Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs.
Wf114amncn taking part, The society
doc+0ded to entertain the Baby Baud
con Aug. 25th at 3 o'clock, It svns
decided to Send Miss Margaret
Stevens to the Training School at
Alma College, 'St. Thomas. The
meeting clotted with a hymn and
prayer.
The W. A. of Walton United
Ohurgh mot on Thursday afternoon
with the President, Mrs. Turnbull
Presiding, Hynm 5115 Was asang,
Hollowed by the Lord's prayer in un-
ison, Tress, report was then given
on hand 328,83. Several thank you
cards were read, The date set for
the fowl supper was Wednesday,
Oct. toot. The meeting closed with
the mizpnh benediction.•
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Rousselle - Brydges
Belgrave — In Sacred Heart
Church, Wing'bam, on Saturday,
the marriage took place of Muriel
Anne Brydges, Reg. N., daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, William Brydges
T3elgnave, to Mr. Tilden .Paul Roue,
ae11e, Caperol, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Albert lbcusselle, Renfrew, Rev.
Father Durand officiated, The all -
(Iran's, chtc:ir supplied the wedding
mtuste and Bang. The bride wore a i
pink Iineu snit with navy blue ac-
cessories
scessories end a corsage of roses
and, stephanotis, Miss Marlanne
Ibousselle sister of the bridegroom,
attended the bride. She wore a
beige Linen suit with yellow acoes- I
soriea and a corsage of red roses.;
11he groomsman was Mr, Norman.
Rotteselle, brother of the bride •
groom, A reception was held at the j
borne of the bride's parents/. The
bride's mother received the guests
wearing a blue crepe dress with
white and niavy accessories and a
revenge of American Beauty glam-
ellas. The bridegroom's mother as-
'tstecL wearing a dusty rose crepe
ere.s will, black and white acces.
S011a,5. and corsage of mauve glom -
clime. For the wedding trip to
Eastern Ontario, the bride travel-
ed In her wedding suit and a pale
Fine topcoat, On their return they
will reside In Stratford, Guests
were present from .Renfrew, Brock-
vi11e, Landon, 1Cineardine, and
Lueicnow.
FALL FAIR, EXHIBITION
DATES FOR 1968
Arthur
Atwood
Ayton
Bayfield
Blyth
Bobcaygeon
Brampton
Brussels
Chesney
Clifford
Clinton
Collingwood
Drayton
Dundalk
Dungannon
Durham –
Eimira
Exeter
Fergus
Fordwich
Galt
Gorrle
Grand Bailey
Hanover
Harrison
Hensall
Holstein
Merton
Ingersoll
Kincardine
Lions Head
Listowel
London ,Western)
Manor
Meaford
Midland
Mildmay
Milverton
Mitchell
Mt. Forest
Neustedt
New Hamburg
Paisley
Palmerston
Port Elgin
Soatorth
Stratford
Tara
Tavistock
Teoswater
Sept, 29. 54
Oct- 8,i
Sept. 25. 26
Sept. 30, Oot. 1
Sept. 22, Et
Oct 8, t
Sept. 17-111
Ooh 1, 2
Sept. 11. 12
Sept. 15, 16
June 4
Sept. 24 -'16
sept. 18 - 2S'
Sept. 9, 10
Sept. St
Sept, 5, 9
Sept 4, 6 and 1
Sept. 23, 24
Sept, 18, 19
Oct. 2, 3
Sept. 24 - 21
Oct. 2and
l
Oct. 2 and 3
Sept. 16, 17
Sept. 23, 24
May 21
Sept. 24, 9
Sept. 80
Sept. 8, f
Sept. 11, 18
Sept. i6, 17
Sept. E6, 11
sept, 14-12,
Sept 59, 20
Oct. 5, a
Sept. 17 - •11
Sept. 14, 18
Sept. 25, t!8
got. 29, 20
Sept. 12 and 14
Sept. 18, 10
Sept, III, 11
Sept 7, E
Oct 5, f
Sept. 10, !1
Sept 24, 2f
Sept. Si • 717
Sept 23. 54
Sept` 11. 12
Oct f,1
C'cANBROOK
Sunday School and morning Sere
vice will be held at the usual titan
on Sunday, Aug. 23 with Rev. W. M,
Ilyadinan in the pulpit.
ilea, W. el, and Mrs, leyudn#am,
Robert and William, are leelldaYttaS
alt Point Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hunter, Oshawa,
are visiting with Mrs. Clara One,
stead. ... .i
MIS, Calvin Cameron spent the
weekend in Taranto, where she,
attended the wedding on Saturday
of Miss Merle Beown, youngest
daughter 0 the late Walter and Mre.
Brown.
Miss/ Linda Dunn Is spending a
week en "hamosville with her friend,
Brenda Martin,
Misses Marion and Sandra Michel
are in Listowel with their grand.
parents, lir. and Mir,. Alvin Kritz-
er.
Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Noble and
Patsy, Mrs. Viola Thompson and
tier mother Mrs. Pursley, were Sun-
day visitors with Mrs, Jas, Noble,
Mr. and Mre, Gorgon Switzer, Pat
and Peter Jon, Betansville, called,
an friends here Monday.
Among holiday visitors witlh Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Cameron were Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan Cameron and
Susan, Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim Ritchie,
ell of London, and Mr, and Mre.
Jim Cameron. Sarnia.
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs, C. G. McCrea, Mrs. •
Lama Bowen, 13. Williamson, Miss
Amy Smitlt, and Ralph McCrea with
M3•. and Mrs, Bert Bradburn. and
Bueluh,Seaforth; Charlie Procter and
Mr. and MTS. Rose Procter, Burling
ton, whet Mr. and Mrs. S. Proctor;
Mrs. Laura Bowen Mr. and Mrs, C. G.
McCrea, 13. Williamson, and Ralph
McCrea v'Ih Mr, and Mrs, J. Adair
end Lynne, Maleeworth,
Flower Sunday
The annual Flower Sunday and
Sunday School Anniversary service
was held at Knox United Church
here on Sunday. The church was dee.
orated with baskets of summer
flowers. Just before the service etart.
ed, the Sunday School children and
their teacters entered in a body
and sat "in the front pews of the
church.
plarl Anderson, superintendent of
the Sundcy School, gave the call to
worship. A duet was sung by Blaine
Bolt and Ruth Procter. Mr. Tre-
wart a. chairman of Huron Pres
tytery, ;:aeguest weaker, gave a
talk on "What the Sunday Schools
Have Done for This Country." f>
mate quartette composed of Ke4th
Jim and Lfoyd Anderson and
Ronald Campbell sang a number.
erre, George Johnston was organ-
ise
Personeils: Mre. Harry Goll and '
Daughters Lois and Marllyn were
among those assisting at the trous-
seau tea given 1n honor of the for-
mer Dolores Hamilton, of Winghem
at the borne of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bari Hamilton; guests at the
Pennington- Hamilton wedding on
Saturday from Belgravo ware Mr.
and Mrs. Barry Goll and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cook, and
Tom Wade; Mrs, J. STanCamp, Lon-
don, with Miss Nora VanCamp;• C.
Whyte and Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Nichol and Johnny, Toronto, with
Mrs. Jahr. McGill; Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Elliott, Blu.rnle, with Mr. and
Mrs. Bd. Wight -man and family;
Margaret, Anne, 'Rose and John
Wiglttnrin returned with their aunt
and uncleto spend a week'', holt.
day; Mitt. luny Smith and Ttaiph
McCrea in Stratford; Roy Arm-
strong, Windsor, with Mr, and
ltirs. Willard Armstrong; Mrs.
,Tack frits, Blyth with. Mrs. 13.
Biatr; Airs,,. Harold Walsh, and
Curl. Anne at Port Elgin; Mists
Amy Smith and Ralph McCrea
with Mr, and .Mrs. Clare VanCamp,
R. R. 4 Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Carter and family, Blyth, Mies
Grace Leonard, and Herble Shroud- ,
rr, Oakville, with Mr, and MrS.
Roily Marks; Mr. and Mrs, George
Martin attended the Martin reunion
in Kitchener nn Cundoe.
Tilisonburg Sept. 21 - 5I
Walkerton Oct- 2'A
Wellesley Sept. 16, 16
Wtarton Sept. 17,12
Woodstock Aug. 97 - Ef
international Plowing Matdh
Durham - 17orthnmberinnd
Cobourg Oct 6 •2
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