The Brussels Post, 1953-11-25, Page 5BRUSSELS MOTORS
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR.
3958 Pontiac Steen
1083 Chevrolet Seders
4-1852 Chevrolet Sedans
1952 Pontiac Sedan
1951 Chevrolet Sedan
1951 Chevrolet Powerglfde Coach, Fully Equipped
1949 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan
1949 Ford CUatom Sedan
1948 Chevrolet Sedan
1948 Chevrolet Coach
1947 Chevrolet Coach
1947 Mercury Sedan Speelsi
1927 Chevrolet Coach
TRUCKS -
1948 Chevrolet 3.4 ton Ptok-up
10-1943 Dodge 2 ton Stake
DIALERS
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
M Hour Towing (Service Phone 73x a.wra. s
ETHEL
Fourteen girls met at the Ethel
Public School ori Wed. evening,
Nov. 18th, at 8.30, for the first
meetieg of the new project, "Being
Well Drese,ed and Well Groomed,"
Phe Leader Mrs. James Pestell wee,
in charge of the meeting, She •wsa
as'sfeted by Mrs. Quest Dobson. The
meeting leafs opened by sing of "0
Canada." Mrs. Dobson was In charge
of the election of ofticeest. Those
appointed to office were: Helen
Dobson, President; Anne Pesten,
Secretary, June Gaith.ers, Press Re.
porter. Mrs. Pesten led the girls
in dtsou'sston on vatious topics -
the eserenttal qualitlee of an attract-
ive girl, a good deodorant, the amine
to consider in a slip• types of siire
and lingerie materials: The earls
divided 4ltemselves into groans to
take each other's n1Pilq111.PillnItS 'rt
yes, dPcidrd to hold the me",t'n'c
eaoh Wednesday at the schenl. The
roll call for the next n Piny 1c tn.
he answered hv, "The syn, "f
slip 7 am plannlne to make," The
home assignments were to taut( a
sewing box and to heein flip record
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book, The meeting
jou net,
was then ad-
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
The "Voice" hoe been silent for
some time paste- But The Voice of
Tempettanoe 'Oar Ontario has. been
very vocal in a practical way. There
has just :come to hand a summary of
the results of all the Local Option
votes for Abe years 1947 to 1952, in
clue,tve, and it (takes good reading,
• Tide ,seminary lisps all the different
question's on which a vote was re-
corded, swot asbeverage rooms,
cocktail. lounges, brewers' stores,
etc. in some cases it was only one,
in one case, all eight possible quest-
ione were submitted. incidentally
the v ote on that occasion went
Solidly more than 75% dry on every
(mention. The Ontario summary
chows that ninety-two of the votes
held went against liquor and forty-
edx for liquor. This fact should be
noted too. The Trade is choosing
its ground for contests mach more
Carefully now than formerly, Only
lettere they think they Lave a good
chance of winning. do they join issue,
they it Wp. f et11nc»
Malting wars 12010 00 November
7111,.
Moved by Howar'l 1e. 11iaoNaugIht,
seeended by Wm, L, 1314105 tUlalt the
mhlutes be 'adopted es read,
Carrlefl.
Moved by Hugh Smttb, eeconded by
Cltffard R, Dunbar that blylewe No,
14-15-16 Ms read first, 'second and
third time be flnnaly passed,
-- Carried.
Moved by Clifford R. Dunbat', Sec-
onded' by Hugh Smith feat damaged
be paid on Whitfield Drain alt pro-
vided by the by-law, - Carried,
Moved by Hugit Smith, seconded
by Clifford R. Dunbar tbat we do
adjourn to meet Dere, 6 or at the
enll of the reeve.
- Carried,
The following accounts were paid;
Dick Youm, Golfe tor's Bond 922,50
'Pillage of Bmtsssefs, fire cal/s,
Waxman, Raystard 150400
County of Huron,
hazedtalization 128.00
Allister Bird, erdckens Milled 27.00
impel -kat 011 Ltd., (stove •oil 9:42
Mun. 'World, euppliee 27.84
Robert Niobo';son and Sons:
Cox Drain 1909.09
Robert Niciltolaon and Sons,
Sanders Do. 192,00
Bob Locking, clean out culver,t
Sanders Dr. 2.50
Wm, E. Bishop, lo Gerrie 2,24
Hugh B. Smith, to Gorrie 1.54
0. E. Rowland, select
jurors
Geo. Wesenhurg, select
furors
E. 11, Cardiff, select jurors
and reports
EAT. Ca.rdiff, 1 Old Age
A.sslsitamce, App.
4.00
4,00
8,00
5.00
Robert Nicholson, refund demerit
Oox Drain 190.00
Denald..MeRennon, 1 goose, 3
ducks. 5 roosters killed
L. D. "Frain, valuator 10.00
Wm. H. Baker, garbage.
10the1 Village 12.00
Lloyd Mechem. oittlMng trees,
23.25
mr .eor>x,:wee.save-s®sarVo rion r,•crne.c ,.ana"nA,aw uriswaeeim.y+ "�•��•''�: mvdr
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corer. uae ne4 1111,
MQNasugltt Dr, 48.00
A•mtlbxtr Rook, Smillie, McKelvey
and Browebl Dnalete 12,00
Dave Hall, Smillie and
11ioKelveY Dralit0 8.00
Fred S, na31don, 1 lox 2,00
Rosie Deaner, 1 fox 2,00
• C. M, leteivenefon, 2 fox 4,00
Wm. Bremner. 1 fox 2.00
Nalteen 7158510, 5 'Pox 10.00
Geo, Hoy, 1 fox 2,00
Melvin Hennb, 1 fox 2,00
Pe10y Ward, 1 1o% 2.00
Gordon Slidell, 1 fox 2.00
G. A, Dunbar, 4,tafnips 4.00
Wilfred Strickler, damagele
Whitfield Dr, 18,00
Selwyn Baker, damages,
Whitfield Drain
I-Ierman Whitfield, damages,
WRtitfleld Drain 22,00
Lynn Evans, damages,
Whitfield Dr,
Roads
7,00
8.00
1080,24
$4,008.53
Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk,
CROP REPORT
By G. W. Montgomery
Plowing is now completed. At the
end of the week moat of the beef
cattle and young dairy cattle were
still on pasture. This Pall has seen
the completion of an above average
emount of drainage work. Fall whetit
.old meadows and new Seeding's are
going into winter in exedllent con-
e.
on-
e.
ATTENTION FARMERS -
DEADSTOCK r"moved from pato
farm rromptly ter eanitary dlsisorrat
Telephone rc•uect: Crosses rir1D
or TOlmtra se4.
G05300N YOUNG LIMITED
LIVESTOCK WANTEL •-
Dead, disabled horses ne Cows
removed free of charge. ror prompt
nett efficient service pons
"FTONES" colleot Ingersoll 31 or
P.nissels 72.
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YOU CAN HAVE ONE, TOO!
§killed Aircraft Technicians are she "line backers" in the expanding
Royal Canadian Mr Forceteam, Without their "OK" a plane isn't
pefmitted to take 6ff. `
LAC Eric Craig_wa a gafa a mechanic a couple of years ago. Today
he's a fully_•irtrined and s lied Aero -Engine Technician. He's as
expert on a types of alrcra t engines - from single-engine planes to'
Your -engine tl'8 1ports.
ghat does he think of the life?
"foe get as easfroat4NN dead estteae4eeo I
oa a.92'51 a foo talus 4 istsse. toedble 4e Ga de
100 7oaee could 9 dew de4 eed ea aals ezete asi
ave tensa aalstGty.r'•
'0:74 YOU want an aviation career with opportunity for advancement;
td enki t ed good pay and iK Qon after lb years, enrol today to train
i aAircraft
SEE THE CAREER COUNSELLOR AT YOUR NEAREST
RCAF RECRUITING UNIT - OR MAIL THE COUPON TODAY!
LAC ERIC CRAIG
25, of Carp, Ontario, doesn't
get enough of planes In his
RCAF lob as a skilled Aero -
Engine Technician. In his spare
time, ho makes model aircraft.
Ha, his wife and boby Ilya In
married quarters at RCAF
Station Uplands, near Ottawa.
Director of Personnel Manning,
R.C.A.F. Headquarters, Ottawa.
Please mail to me, without obligation, delofi1s w
enrolment requirements and openlegs available M
the R.CA-P,
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F.OR SALE - -
Dry IIe1'dweed Limbs and 1nurpete
Blocks.
Dan. McKinnon�'
MI
2402
FOR SALE
Registered Shorthorn Bull, two yr
old, dark roan In color,
Phone 33r15 Geo. Martie
FOR SALE -
A variety of clothing foe' a 13 Year I
o10 girl, next to new and for sale
very reasonably, Please contact i
Mrs. L. Waxman Phone 107x l
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS -
Complete Parts and Service, Author.
(zed Dealers, McCulloch Saw Salmi --
377 Httron -Street Stratford, Ont,
FOR SALE -
lye storey, 5 room imsul-brick house,
on large lot 160 x 70 'water, hydro,
and good garden, Apply Donald Dun-
can, Queen St, Brussels.
FOR SALE -
Ileavy duty apartment size, 3
burner electric shove, in good work
ing order, also "Colderair" porcelain
Ice -box. Phone 95'6 Brussels or
apply to Donald Duncan.
FARMERS -
Stable Phos bas become very
popular with the farmers and very
profitable too, it adds 20% phosphat-
es, to the, manure value as well as
keeping your stables clean and con -
trots odors. Order now from
Geo. Wesenburg Phone 15Jr9.'
22 CHESTERFIELDS AND NEW i
AND USED PIANOS -
Grand selection at the Mildmay
Furniture Store. Easy terms. Alco
beautiful lamps and novelty furniture
for Ohristmas. Free delivery.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -
Opportunfty to establish yourself
in permanent business selling fiat -
tonally advertised products for home
and farm. No investment necessary.
Man between 25 and 55 preferred.
Write Dept. 0-B-4 Tee J. R, Watkins
Oolmpany, 350 St. Root St., Montreal,
FOR SALE -
Ask for Bray pricelist, We may
still have some broiler cockerels for
December delivery and some started
chicks, You should be ordering
pullets soon to catch the good early
summer egg markets Wm. G. Bray
Ethel, Ontario.
NOTICE -
For artificial insemination at its
1 best for all breeds, call the Water.
loi Cattle Breeding Association be-
tween 7.30 and 10.00 a. m. on week
days and 7.30 and 9.30 a. m. on Sea.
days. Phone collect Palmerston er
or Clinton !4a.....
CONTEST -
• with every $10.00 purchase at the
Mildmay Furniture Store you re-
ceive a chance to win a Christina!
Gift ($100:00 in merchandise). Visit
the store and select from new and
used Chesterfield and new and used
pianos. eta Schuebt's Mildmay
Free Delivery.
FOR SALE -
Two shores in the Village of Brus-
sels, Ionated on the east side of
Tnrnber,y Street. Ono now occupied
by W. L. Raeker and Son, Meat
Market and the other formerly
known as the White Star Bakery,
with five -roomed aportmenit above.
Anyone, interested apply to George
Backer, 490 Tecumseh Ave. London„
Ont., 0r phone 3-e576W London.
or Mrs. P. A. McArthur, Bruseels.
Phone RIxr2.
FOR SALE -
Nouse located on Turnberry Street
in the Viltaigle of Brussels, the
residence of the late Mee. Bila N.
Beeper, hili two sunray Solid fed
brick ltouse, ,.double living reOfe,
with nets sal fireplace, dining -room,
large modern kitchen, sunronm and
hath on the first floor. Second
, floor has Pour bedrooms and three
piece ban. Quarterent oast floors
titronerout with new marbnletmt trio
in the Ititehan. Full basement with
len dry +ohs. Hent (Ater -nil headed
n 1 tulle- 1.tnlarted
\t, eons interested 0y t., flecrge
lecher. 490 Ps'ouivaett ;Iva. 7,oereofi..
net .i:r •ehcn,a 7-3570W l eltden
n^ af•n. P. .L V:,', '-t.t.... B..'naaels.
r 1 +r here
1952 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan, Radio, 11e00
1952 Pontiac Styleline Sedan, Heat43 tr
Sunvisor
1951.Chevroleet Sedan, Heater
1950 Chevrolet Coach
1950 Austin Sedan
1949 Austin Coach
1948 Chevrolet Coach
1948 Oldsmobile Coach
1941 Dodge Coach
USED TRUCKS
1952 Chev, / 2 Ton Pick-up
1950 Chev. 1/2 Ton Pick-up
1950 Ford 1/2 Ton Pick-up
1951 Ford 3 Ton
SPECIAL PRICES ON -
2 New 1953 Chev. Deluxe Sedan
2 New 1953 Chev. 1/2 Ton Pick-ups
RIVERSIDE MOTORS))
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile .
Supertest Gas and Oil
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
Agents for the famous Oregon •;
Chain and I. E. L. Saws
and Distributors for Clinton and a1
Diston Saws
Also agents for Wakefield Oil and
distributors of Hallman Jacks.
Fully Equipped Machine Shop
having installed a Shaper.
GEO. E. POLLARD
Sales is one thing - but we follow up with
service and repairs.
Brussels 1
Phone 64 or 56r13
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, Me D., L. M. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
WA= St. Phone 4. Erste, Ont. -,S
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Talophooe 45 - Eat suck.
Chas. T. Davids_ on
INSURANCE FO ALL EINEM
Ants:soh& end The Insaranor
Avast for Groat West UFO traurauseir Co.
nose Offfoe 96arnesabb 0111
JOHN E, LONGSTAFF, Optometric"
Eyes Examined. Glasses fitad.
Phone 791 Seaforth - *dm 191911.
HOURS: 9 - 6. Wed. 9-12.30. Sat, 9 a.m. he
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optorneltrlst4 �x
Patrick St., WINGHAli6
At Kincardine Office Every
chose Wing9am 770 A E,
Evenings by sppotn?ment.
J. A. Monagahan, R. 0.Optome
I1S'TOW1Iedl.t
sing in Eye grarriiltzttoli'itttd raze Fltth2g alf MIMI
Offlor In Morrell Clinic&Max
Hews: 9100 amt. to 6:00 tp.s8. doily; Oases! WeikatiagAINIK0
Open awry Tuesday and Saturday &Ming9 b8190, ii
Mar evenings by tappoirchnent Pen fie „%es. 1
uas „11111M61
i). A. Dann t& Co. :: t
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE maws Kr'
Wawa Funeral DirWe or and Embalms;
MONS Sa Of 65 - - _ w
Harvey W. Stephenson0 fI�
$@aproseetativo hat Sas Ws AaparOolar C4. 7
Canada Kpalt read Aoarieat Co. .r
Casualty Central 1neandea Co. 1104
Inane 432 1
Walker Funeral Home Tor"'
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