HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-10-14, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST
PEOPLE W E KNQW rest of craps, diffiaiity In "riy
Miss Beth Reefer silent Rale 1�ha tillage and, the lack of enao4rago-
sgiving holiday in Guelph,Ment'from the peen Wheat Igloo,
Airs, Adam Steles of Neopawa,
Man., Spent the past two weeks at WALTON
Pia home Of her brotilier•imlaw Toatn Jack Murray, Sarnia, with friends
Stoke.
Lore' MISS
Air, and Mrs. Frank Bi7ang OF Barbara Holland BI
Iiawnilton WW1wilth Miss Aridly Ilauckweili Aly',
Mr, and Mrs. T,as, and Mrs,, Cameron Dennis, North
Bryans.
Mr, and Mrs, W. H, Bay' with the Dennis 3anialy stere;
HamiltaCurrie Of Fred Walters, Toronto, With Mr,
spent Thanksgiving with and Mrs, F, Walters; Mr, and Mrs
Air, and Arra. 1?;uu4Tel Currie, L. Sinko and son Charles Mrs, Cook
Mlss Florence Buchanan ayes and Mrs, Luken,
WS Thursday for Deloraine, Man, Toronto , For,
'wrsro she w111 sMr, andMrs, Jan Shannon; R, Fon
pend thenext few th, Oakville, with trilenda hero)
months with her brother Dr, Her. Mr, andMrs, W. 0, Bennett, Clint.
vey Buchanan, on, with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ben.
Mrs. L. Aldworth of Waterloo, and nett; Mr, and Mrs, Olen Fraser
Mrs. Edit or Neusteadt and Charles acid faintly, Stratford, with Mr.
and Mrs. Ciampi of Ayton and. and Mrs, •M, Fraser;'
Gladys, Mable and,Beatrice Edit of Shaw, Toronto Clarence
Kitdhestler spent the Thanksgiving Mrs. Gress, and with his mother,
week -end with his brother with
Mr, and M. Leslie G, Levels McDonald, WlnBsor, with
Boirnos. ,' friendls Isere; Mrs. Ceorge 7Ciricby
Mr, and Mrs. Norman ''Smith of and daughter paustsy, Burwash, with
Borden seek., . arc
i Miss Ruby Smith Mrs. A. McMurray; Prank Oudmor
of Toronto, have been enjoying a Tibury, with friends here; Jame
Wait here with relatives and friends, j Bishop has returned to Forth Ba
Wardle east Nlorm>lan attended the after a few 'Weeks here; Mr, an
Supreme Connctl or Scottish Rite Mrs, G. S. L. Cummings and se
Masonry in Montreal, Tames, Luclmow, .with friend.
Mise Ruta: FPomin here
gwaty has re. -Walton
turned from a bus, trip to Eastern 1 The October meeting or the Wal
Canada including a tour of Ottawa, 1 ton C. G. 1. T. was, held at the homb
Montreal and Quebec cities, About , of Mrs. McCreath, with Juno Hack
60 young people from Western well in charge. The meeting opened
Ontario received tihis trip as a re- with ithe call to worship and hymn
,ward for their achievements in i 577 followed by prayer. Minutes of
Junior Homemaking and 4•H Clubs, I the last meeting were read and
adopted. The scripture was read by
Shirley Bosnian. The roll call was
answered by 14 nienibersa'Phe ]poth-
er and daughter banquet was dis-
cussed and was decided to be held
on Nov. 7. The members reported
on their sales or Christ
Margaret Stevens, our asst. Ieader.
gave an interesting topic on her trip
to the Leaders 'Probing School at
Alma College, Hymn 534 was sung
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
35 Hemp. • Reek Puatts, la'inq,
Rae IT,qulston Phone 28r9,
FOR SALE--
A. number of good Cedar Posts,
Thos, Pierce Phone 3611)
FOR SALE —
A bnnoh of pigs, weaned,
L, Querengesser Mono 83r14
FAR SALE
75 lbs, Bags
Potatoes.
Gi'ewlar's
of Nb, 1 Govt, Grade j
Phone 5 1
FOR SALE —
Chrysler Coach 1941, in clean con-
dition, new 1952 motor and extras,
Apply at Post.
FOR SALE —
e' Dry stove wood and furnace
'blocks.
Y ; Dam, Mckinnon Phone 244'12
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CROP REPORT
by H. R. Baker
October 10th, 1953.
Due to a week of fine weather,
farmers in the cash crop area, have
been busy completing the harvest.
tag of •thoir beans, and sines harvest
was held up by a couple or heavy
rain;, attendance at same of the
local Fail Fairs was somewhat less.
oned by the busy season, Due to
FOR SALE —
Hardbody and Soft Wood, Elm and
Maple,
Wm. Flood Phone 17r1e
HOUSE FOR RENT —
On Albert St,, Brussels, apply to
Mrs. L. Waxman, Brussels.
IPRESBYTERIAN TRAINIG
INSTITUTES
LOST.— .
A. Meteor Oar Hub Cap on Con, 12
or 14 Grey Twp. Finder phone 16,
Brussels, Geo. Evans.
FOR SALE —
2 Durham Sheer:,, about 700 and 800
lbs., also 2 Durham Cows, 4 yrs. old
" I to freslhen in Feb.
Torrence Dundas, Phone 90r5 Bras.
sell.
followed by' the Mizpalh benediction,
recent heavy frosts Tito fillingI� in WINGiit�M TsiE,, OldiAL, SHOP
Always a lase stock In tiSHOP
full swing and fanners report very tlran'tes to Cbeu brat
excellent crops of silage Corn, An modern mroklMq.
Aftermath is also making progress hsnsus t -
with the high moisture and abund• i Cemetery tettimleft i spa.i ;
ant sunny weather. It is believed 1 Artistic Mavaortata i
that the fail wheat acreage Is con- et ver reasotlabls PONsi
siderably lower this year due to R. A_ N
-the combined effect from late liar -(hone 256 — WhI
.gSs,,,, Ods
BUSINFSS CARDS
Cr A. Myers, M. D., L. M. G. C.
Wawa St
PHYSICIAN Phase iURt3EO4. Beusaels Oat
—
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate Univeraftp of Taranto
*may 45SICIAN and SURGEON
Orf.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE- FOR Ali MINDS
Aetoemobile Sind ?Ire Insurance
Accident end Moses
flaw ust 90
foi
Great West Life humunoa Co.
Itemsis, Om.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses ailed.
Photo: 791 Seaforth —, Male: mete!
HOURS: S - 6; Wed. 9-12.30. Sat, 9 a.m. to ! p.m.
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHA*I
At Kincardine Office Eveev Tueiiay.
Flame Whtgbam 770 a 5. Elacardlao ELI,
Evenings by .appointment.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
9peciallsing In Bye Exoniortfon tut the FIttior sof Musa
OfIee 6 Ustowel Carne Mims
Hearer 111,00 a.1r. to 6:00 p.m. salol Closed Wedweaier pox
Opts "gory Tuesday and Satindeg Evening Aber evenings by sppet t 7N M ii
D. A. Hann & Co.
....wave-a.n�as.,r
PUNERAi.' AND AMMJ ANCE � :VICE
Mama P1isal Director add lenbier
MOM or 65 — BMNINCIL
Harvey W. Stephenson
RepneiMive for San Un' Anagrams Co
Canada Heald: and Aecli est Co.
Casualty General Iaeaaaes Co.
Moe 43x lbtewlc *
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Walker Funeral Hom
Day or Night Calle Telephone Oi
No Extra Charlie for Use of Ftural Hoots
Licensed Funeral Director and Eii1M
Twenty-four Hour Ambu6nco Service
Dale,' Flowers Exctoelyely
FOR SALE —
Princess Pat Range, Buffet, Car
Radio, Battery Radio, Coleman Ga4
Iron and Antique Bonk, all in good
Applyatthe Brussels Post,
STRAYED —
One Steer to Lot 27, Con, 18, Grey
Township. Owner can have same b3 1
proving ownership and paying for 1
advt. and expenses.
Jim McDonald Phone 56r11
FOR SALE —
Bray November gullets or Decem-
ber broilers,. It's time to order now
for these egg and broiler markets.
Immediate delivery of some, In.
eluding few started. Ask us for
particulars. Wm. G, Bray, Ethel,
Wm. G. Bray, Ethel.
FRESH HONEY FOR SALE —
Get your pails filled now with
the Light golden honey at 14c per
Ib„ or almost all clover honey at
18c per lb. Ask ns to show It to
you.
Lloyd Wheeler Phone Mil
LIVESTOCK WANTED -,-
Dead, dtgabled horses or cows
removed free of charge. For prompt
end efficient service chose
"STONES" oollect Ingersoll 21 or
Brussels 72.
ATTENTION FARMERS —
DEADSTOCK removed from year
farm promptly for sanitary dismal
Telephone Collect: Brussels IErl2
or Elmira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITIID
FOR SALE —
5.acre Poultry Farm, red brink
house and brick kitchen, good barn,
situated in good village, priced at
$4,800.00.
100 -acre Farm, brick crouse,
hydro, good bank barn, 7 acres
bush, situated at edge of good
town, priced at $9,000.00,
150-a.err P1arm, cement cottage,
bydro, pressure systems, good barn
steel stabling, 40 acre bwsb, ben
horse, sittaated on highway near
village, priced -8,500.00.
100 -acre Farm, stone house, good
bank barn, 25 acres bush, priced at
$6,500.00.
Village Store, red brick, brisk
house attached, 3 room apartment
above store, priced at $5,500.0D.
Brick house to Village of Rrassoas,
hydro, 'priced at $3000.00.
' J. 0, Long, Real Rstate Broker,
FREDERICK P. HOMtTTH
Phm. B., R. O.
Mrs. H Viola Horsvuth R. 0.
Carol E. Hosnutlt R. O.
Optometrists
Phone 118 Harriston• OastY,
Weanesaay, 0ptObor 14
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ANOTHER NEW BANK CUSTOMS
Johnny's bank account is one of nearly
9,000,000 now carried by Canadians in `, j
1
the chartered banks --3,750,000 opened
In the last ten years alone. Today,
practically everybody goes to the bank.
Competition among the banks ii all
forms of banking service is one of
the reasons why you, like Johns
can expect prompt, efficient,
Anyone wishing to know more
about leadership in Church School,
Mission Band, Explorers, C. G. I. 'A,
and work of Officers in Young Wo-
men's Evening and Senior Auxiliar-
will welcome the opportunity to at.
tend all or some of the meetings of
the Presbyterian Training Ln-
stitutes which will be held,
in St. Andrew's Church, Win -
ham every evening from Oct. 19 --
Oct 23. A team of four people train•
ed in leadership will be present to
conduct the meetings. Members of
the .team are, Mrs, Ann MacEachern,
a graduate of the Deaconess Train
Ing School will be its charge of
Children's Work; Mrs, D. Miller,
Toronto, an experienced worker in
0. G. I. T.; Miss, M, E, Whale, Ed- 1 Lewis d
lowRan
itor of Glad Tidings well conduct Rowland
6t
group disesussion In Adult Work,'Or to IL R. 3 Waw -
Miss Edith Magee B. A., a missionary ( _w
• oil be baked frooriiikkily
on furlough from Shansi, India will idler
give an illustrated talk on mission'. ,
ary work each evening,
courteous attention to your ne
at your own local branch.
THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNI
PfleaR
1
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.WINGHAM
- BRUMES
and Saturday 9-19 day Offict open
20 to E. D.
1441 C�
leer Phone 32 "The !s.
Vw Arietamika ore., who or L KMe. WNW. -
What could you do
with a thousand ....?
A FULL
3%%
INTEREST
EACH YEAR
FOR 12 YEARS
~ BTH
115113
Yes, we mean a thousand, crisp
Canadian bucks! Count 'em . . . !
Your heart would go pit -a -pat, and
you couldn't get home fast enough to
spill the good news.
At first thought, having a thousand
may sound like a pipe dream. But is it ?
Most everyone ... if 'he puts his mind
to it . .. can pile up a thousand dollars,
or a sizable suns ..: the Canada Savings
Bonds way ... because . , . you ca{i
get your bond, dollar by dollar, month
by month, in amounts you'll never feel.
if you had started tucking away 56¢ a
day with the first series Canada Savings
Bonds—and had kept at it—you'd
have your thousand dollars today .._y
and more.
Many, many Canadians have done just
this, and will continue to do so,
27he new 8th Series of Canada Savings Bonds will help to put yot6 r
on the thoisand dollar road.
Yoti can get them for cash—or in instalments, to snit your convenience,
Through your bank, investment dealer, or your own Company's Payroll Savings Plan.
CANADA A1►1 I S BOND
ALWAYS CASHABLE AT 100 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. PLUS INTEREST, AT ANY BANK.
ON 'SALE STARTING MONDAY —OCTOBER 19th
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