HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-01-13, Page 4The Caen that "Trump" Davidwon
doesn't Play a tr'mnpet nL all will
surprise a good many petrirlt.. ,irate.
fly. he blows a cornet, wh!eh ie
eimi1ar in shape to a t rumpet
has a. different )tore, and results to
a slightly different tone. The erron-
Wee nii'knamo attached itself to
Davidson over twenty years ago,
through a friend who didn't know
the difference betwet n the two in-
struments and "Trump" is tont as
CLASSIFIED ADS,
APARTMENT FOR RENT --
apply at
I3I1,USb10LS EXPORT PACKERS
FOR SALE
Qnabeo Beater, in goodonditi n,
Mrs. L. JortnYu
THE BRUSSELS POST --
CUSTOM WORK WANTED --
01114114t Sawing, reasonable Prises.
Olad'otule White Phone 330 13r111eells 1
FOR SALE
500 early red oldie% laying good.
Joe Holmoa Phone 1.675
FOR SALE
Record Player, in perfect condit-
ion. Reasonably Prised, Can be seen
at the Brussels Post,•phone 31,
A. real bargain for $15.00,
IFOR SALE
A Durham Cow, springing, fresh
I in about a month,
1 Edgar McDonald, Phone
l Molee.worth 2r8,
LIVESTOCK WANTED --
dead, disabled horses or Kies
removed free of charge. For prompt
and .efficient service — phone
"STONES" collect Ingersoll 21 or
1 Brussels 72.
1WANTED — .
A Switchboard Operator for Moles•
i h.• didn't. Davidson has been
• !in, hi• own loam, or'ch.stre
i . iS and has arwsAyi featured The
r^ band within a band", the
11)1 -:inland Sextet, "There's nothing
'lies that good old two -beat. Dixie-
t•nd to set your foot a,tapping.'
::y4 Davidson, and thousands a
Canada agree. His group can
be heard on t'DOxieland Concert',
w.ekly feature on the CBC Trans.
r'anada network.
Prosperous farmer*
are installing
iSYS'Ti di
to save LABOUR ad
TIME with fresh rem-,
sting water at the bast
the
if a tap .
house ... barns
stablehomes. The fire epee-
tocidon valve, too, le
vital
BUY the BEST
BUY a DURO
Why carry water wham
you can have elms,
fresh water anywhere
you want it with a
DURO Shallow ea
Deep Well Pmnp?
1'rw:
RT Tr N,
Q
rind FlXTUR'E
ldodernize your home
with E• ICO Fixtuz and
I'ittina for kitchen .. .
bathroom , . . larmfir-y,
Add comfort and value to
your home- Drop la and
gee us today)
LOST we
A Stun Of Money on the Main St.
of Brttssele on Friday, Jan, 81b be•
'Deese '2.30 land 5 P. 1n. Finder,
please apply at the Pooh.
McCUI.LOCH CHAIN SAWS —
Con:11ete Pants and Service. Author:
bed Dealers, Mcdulloeh Saw Sales --
877 Huron Street Stratford, Ont.
worili Telephone System, Plxper-
ience not essential. Ideal . position
for retired couple. Apply to Thos.
Waldock, R. R. 1 Listowel.
HONEY FOR SALE —
Clover Honey in 8 lb. pails only
at a Special Prioe $1.50 while eunPlY
last.
For Sale by —'
arAt.lter Co.
L 2.12;sd 1E_. .Ont.
EMPIRE BASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
nAt1A• &T IIE Tsno
9114
SUDUUWaiPEa •VA1000500
Wallace Ross Apiaries
Seatorth, Ont.
FOR SALE —
QuatUtity of dry bard body wood
and limb wood.
Brussels Coal Yard
J. E. Brewer Phone 86x2
SERTRAM I.EAVENS
EX•M, P. P. DIES AT 07
32017111 pr0Ylnctal seersgary of
the OCF end MPP for Woodbine
riding, BeNaani 17. 14115Y11091 67,
died ,of asthma at his BelieOair A.ve,
horn°, reeent11, following a year
ilinese,
Funeral servtec • was held 'front
the Wear funeral hOrne, Queen 51,
10. at 10 a. tn.. Saturday. Inter.
moult in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Defeated on several occasions
during the 201s when he ran 'for
provinrfal and federal offices,
Mr. I.eavene' political career roacie
ed his Peals in 1943 when he was
fleeted Provinelal member for
Woodbine riding, He was defeated
in the next election but regained
the seat in '1948.
Until 'hie, retirement two Yearn
ago, Mr, Leavens served as Provin-
cial secretary of the 001e for 10
year. While a member: of the TIP.
holsters' Interniationetl union, ho
served as the finatLefifal secretary and
F'OR SALE —
We will have a supply of Stabile
zee on hand at all times 24240 Per- 1 ,Canadian dirdCGor,
Wiese at 540,00 F. 0. B. Ingersoll ( Born and educated in Owen
848-9 — $64:00. Sound, M.r. Leavens Spent moat of
Sten Alexander, Ethel, 1 tie life in 'Toronto. A 'member of
Phone 85x13 Brussels. me CCF from its inception, he w'as
--.— ----- especially'interested in. the welfare
WANTED — of the aged and infirm,
AG100SIVE SALESMEN WITH Mr. Leavens is survived by his
CAR. Make big money by working widow, the former Myrtle Webb; a
F'OR SALE
Good (Bray) Chicles early. Than
the secret o1 the poultrykeope7rs
success. Egg Production, egg size,
or body weight. Ask us for Bray
Price list—catalogue, and get your
order made uo soon. Immediate
delivery if you wish. Agents Wm.
G. Bray, Ethel; Mrs. R. Barrett,
R. R. 5 Brussels.
a Familex dealership full time or
past Stile. You'll be .in business for
Yourself end realize teereendous pro
fit. We offer you a large variety
of cosmetics, daily necessities,
farm ptioducts, etc. Why not write
for details? FAMILEX 1600 Delorim-
ter, Dept. B., Montreal.
TENDERS WANTED —
Grey Twp. School Board will re-
ceive tenders for the caretaking
in ,each of th•e Cies Twit., Schools,
Tenders to be left with any member
of the School Board or secretary on
nr befnre Jan. 11. 1954.
J. Carl Hemingway, See.-Treas.
• Brussels. Phone 26r6,
daughter, Mrs, William Black; two
sons, Charles W. Leavens; and
William J. Leavens•, a11. of Toronto. I
Mins C. Hingston of Brussels, was
a cousin.
Wednesday, January X3iit, 1954
HELP WANTED MALE —
Opportunity to establise yourselt
in pernamient busineset selling nat.
tonally advertised products for bonle
and farm. No inesestment necessary.
MO= between 25 and 55 preferred.
-Write Dept. 0-11-4 The J. R. Watkins'
Company, 550 St. Roch St., Montreal.
•
1 BAILIFF'S SALE l
7 cent of the church, o
In Brus%els Town Hall on
A large number of Young People
eenjoyed the skating party held by 1
the Young People's Union of Knox
United Crurch' here, Friday evening
in the Community Arena. After
an
evening's skating was enjoyed, the
young People gathered at the
citlua'ch where a lunch was served.
The annual meelting of the choir
of Nniox United church Mere was
held Thursday Evening in the base -
de son
secretary, read the minutes of the
PLUMBING SUPPLIES —
fiINKS - BATHTUBS - BASINS
TOTT.E'"S • PIPE - FITTINGS -
'PUMPS • TANKS - SHOWER CAB- 1
"'NETS - LAUNDRY TUBS. Write 1
Dent. BP or visit our ahowrocros. 1
Curr. Wednesday and Friday even.
're.. and — nrdinary all day Sat
iirday.
S V. JOHNSON PLUMBING •
RT'PPLTRC—CTTIUKTSViLLV.. ONT
SATURDAY, JAN. 23rd. last meeting end Mire the financial
at 3 o'clock p. m. statement. Last year's
officers
were all reelected and are as fol.
4eavy Duty Truck Tire size 10.00 lows, preeldend• Mrs.' S. Cl. Procter)
— 20 12 ply, Tian and tube.
I sec -tress., Donna Anderson; music
mittee. Mfrs. George Jahns,ton
size 16. ,
Fur Coat, Ladies Grey Coney, Imnd Mrs. Ctorge Mieltie; gown corn
1
1 nrittee. Mn'. Cliff Logan. Miss.serial
y
Seth. (Thor* John -slew'
committee. Mrs. C D. Cue, Ruth
Pruner. Earl Anderson and 111111
finites, The evening was brought 1
to n riner with a lunch.
Trinity Anglean Church Gn'ld
met vibe home of sirs. Jack Var.
Cann on Thursday with fourteen!
member% present. The president 1
11re, Wm. Rrrtlaea. led in devotion. 1
' \Tee. i.awreree-Vanmre rend the
04.51301 Mr the first Sunday after E1P-
inhone- bferineinr nt ;;t. Luke 2.41I
'rite Trelatlrrr. Mrs ('roper 13'e1OIPT'y
n,•�-ptrtnrl the annual financial re -1
e.,,.f shoe -hive seceesefnl 051T for
100.3 The m'nntea of the last meet•
ins we're read by the new seeretsry. 1
' N'4••e. .Ti' -lc Von Camp. Meng the
Coffee table 11.111,,,,,nertrd tt -woo decided to
12 cords
Stove,
pad 1 9n14 o 1"47'.er t11r lather part of Oet-
Trilight lamp ! t,^ tTrc t tare Von Camp gaup a
Terms Cash
Lew: Rowland, AuctIoneer.
Geo, Evans, Bailiff•
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects of
Mrs. Maud Kirby will be held In
Brussels on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23rd.
at 1.30 p. m.
Philco Cabinet Radio
veNDERS WANTED — 'Chesterfield Suite
(trey Twp School Board will re- 9 piece dining room suite
reeve tenders until San. 11, 1954 for ; 2 Antique
living robinr om tables
the supplying of the following
mmenntc of hard body wood 12: or ---2 dressers, kitchen chains
14 inch long to the following schools Dining room choirs
en or before Aur. lot, 1954. 2 writing desks
S c.' No. 1 111 cords Occasional chair,
S . c, No. 3 15 cords 1 Rug 9 x 12 and
R. 1). No 4 ..............
G. S. No. 5
G S. No. R
O C Nn. 7 ..
to g
c P Nn. 10
0 4 N+ 11
r Ve, 4
l,s , ,r�r nr „4"" '" peel, n+ Dishes and many other ;witc ... to
,,, 1rs+ed, numer0115 to mention.
T rr t 1' "t0
"11'. ite".T••as'• Terms Cash
...,....,, rt«*n- "OTO Harald Jac i on, Auctioneer.
20 cords ' Singer Drop Head. Sewing Machine as „.,nn nnTn was nerved by
ct of Drawers T.,r1r V3 roma Mrs. (:. Wade cords Chests.
t ,.+ newel, news �k'lrc. MM
X12 cords Antique bed. serine and mattress � , ..,.� `, rerrl•trtrd n rnntaai A
12 cords Electric ironer T yr
.... 1.2 cords F.lretrir Washing Machine --- ^a
12 enrds 'Prue bed and springs
12 e'rdt 2.Simmon Reds
12 poria Renk rase. conking utensils
Tra Ca)aQ *% Duo 13cy
DOC -THIS RATION I MADE USiNG
'014,34 DAIRY CONCENTRATE
OOR
WHO .E HERD Bt TME MOREiDOESN'T E
INCREASE MILK YIELD FOR
FOUR OF MY COWS. WHY?
THAT, JIM, IS
BECAUSE COWS-
UNLiKE MACHINES
ON A PRODUCTION
LINE- )0 NOT HAVE
DIALS TO SHOW YOU
THEI R CAPACITY.
LOOK AT THIS HE I FER-AN6U L AR,WED6E-
SHADED BODY, ROOMY BARREL AND'KIN6-SIZED
UDDER. SHE COMES FRAM HIS -PRODUCING
STOCK BRED FOR RUGGED HEALTH, KEEN
APPETITE AND ABLE TO CONVERT OVER 20%
OF HER COO /7i,ENER6YINTO RICH MIN.
IT PAYS TO FEED HER
A RATION MADE TH
RpE 52%DAIRYWI
CONCENTRA
SHE'sd BU
WORKER.
A
7
'Air... i'erclt Garside and Mr. Jack,
7.11eItewi.41 of London were recent 1
urrt of 11r:.. Mrs. 0. McDowel!.
NOW LOOK AT THIS GIRL -LOW -SET, BLOCKY,RECTANGULAR
BUILD, WELL FLESHED, SMALLER UDQER.A GOOD HEALTHY
COW WITHOUT THE INHERITED ABILITY TO CONVERT FEEDTO
MILK. SUCH WSIHYOURHERDEAT UPYOURTASTY RATION
MADE Wrt}I f i14 MH,KMORE BUT Dego/ RETURN AS GREAT
AN iNEREASEf OF MILKTO MAKE IT PAY ORF.
ROE 32%MiLISMORE
IS JUSTTHETHIN6
TO USE WITH OUR
BIG CROPS OF GRAIN
TO PUSH EACH COW
70 HER FULL
PRODUCTION,
EH DoC ?
Linking East and West, Canadian Natioaar$
famous Continental Limited provides fait dally service b♦
tween Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, gukat000.
Edmonton, Jasper and Vancouver.
There's plenty to see through the broad picttue windows
on this scenic route across Canada —gleamingi
let d o
k
tolling PraIrles, the mighty Canadian oekieb swift flow
Ing rivers — glorious scenery)
On the Continental. Li3nited you'll ride In style la modsUa
equipment— inviting bedriloog � ard lounge antourisdsi
modern coaches. In the dining
you'll enjoy wonderful meth
so
you speed echos Canada "The
riper Way''.
Youl1 1*7. to% ilarof
'Y$ b 4
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re cm mot 1
ea from cwt eMi web
For rarrvatlont sal I1tf 9rnr'Sle0
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buslrrrr and pleasure trod looki
ile
your feed Coolies National Ikessensa Ages
CANADIAN NATIONAL
THE ONLY RAILWAY SERVING ALL TEN PvIN�t3
riot slaying long` officer . . j,:a; popped in f- 4: 0
Canada Savings Bondi"
Ammo
By Roe Firms Service Dept no
YES, 41 M, MILKMOR0 IS RICH IN
HIGH VALUE PROTEINS AND FATS
RG ANppMIIKCQNVERGIDN-
F.1.iOT-1YITMINK
1114 meg
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MillK
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l SEE NOW -THE
TRICK ISTO FEED
ROEMILKMORE
ACCORDiNGTO
THE CAPACITY
OF EACH COW.
aiF Huron Produce
BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONti
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
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