HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-5-26, Page 4AUCTION SALE
Qf Houobold Effects on
SATURDAY, JUNE 5th, 1964
et 1 P, M, Sharp,
on Elizabeth St. le Brueaels
iheeteriield, Kitchen. eliaiLL,
4 cane bottom dining room ehaixp
Egnare dining room table
Buffett, walnut olook
2 wooden rockers, 3 tern stands
Antique parlor (tale
Hall tree and mirror combination
10108r mate Wa'nut table
1 triltte Lune with candles
Oval thine rnotn table (antique)
Sherlock Manning piano and Israeli
Meet Rei'rigerator and table
(perfect condition)
Westinghouse Electric Stove
Kitchen cabinet
Square kitchen table
2-2 piece bedroom suites
Dog -pelt, Bedroom rug
Book care. High cupboard
2 Toil; t Sete 2 trunks;
Trreadla sewing machine in
condition.
Walnut nhest of drawers
Quantity of Antigen. dishes
Wardrobe. Cocoa mats
8 rockers. 1 platform rookery
1 drop leaf table, Chime alarm clock
Wednesday. May Beth; 1954
many other items too numerous
to mention.
perfeh1
Terms Cash
No reserve as house is sold.
Mrs. Watson Forrest, Prep.
R. Johnson, Clerk.
L. Rowland, Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE
MONcRIEFF
Moncrleff W, I.
Mty meeting of the Monorieff
W. I. vara held ea Wed„ May 19th,
in the Coanninuity hall with, Cram
brook es &'rests. Thera were 23 ntem•
ber5 and 9 visit:re PresEnt.'Pile .meet-
ing opened with the president. Mr's.
Ken McLean, presiding The openuig
ode w7143 sung n,9ter wbloh the Marl
Stalwart Ooltact was repeated by I
the nlembere,
Bileiness was ,Necrosed. It was
.decided to subscribe to the Institute
popes'. A report was given by hire,
Grayson Rioltmiaud of the Dietrietl
directors meetiug. Delegates were
appointed to attend the district
of Household Furniture and
Kitchen Utensils
At Alexander St.. Brussels, opposite
Brussels Public School on
SATURDAY. JUNE 19th
At 1 o'clock P. M.
annual meeting to be held at Moles.
worth on May 28th, The eiteentive
are arrange the programme for the
coming year. It was agreed to hold
the meetings during the summer
mouths. The annual field day will be
held an June 29th. Material has
been purchased to make covers for
the card tables.
Mrs. Grayson Richmond than took
oharge of the meeting which was on
Health. The rollcall was answered.
by naming. ' "A Home Remedy."
The motto was well given Mrs. Lloyd
Michel ole "Keep Healthy." keep
happy. keep helping. After which
Mitis met Qunningham of Clinton
Public Health Nurse gave a talk on
mental health, points stressed were,
A sane of humour, a habit of 117
ing in the present. hewing interest
outside the home, e.g. hobbies, un•
derstendii a onrseives and not bovine
a habit of worrying, a t:oleranee of
others. and the need of feeding use•
fn1, Mise Cunningham was pre-
sented by Mrs. Orval Harrleen with
a gift. Mrs. Hen. McDonald favoured
with a lovely solo accompanied by
Mgrs. Leslie Lake. The meeting was
closed by the singing of God Save
the Queen. Mrs. Allen McPeggart
was winner of the the cushion which
-was made and donated by Mrs Jack
Struthers for a draw. A. yrs
lunch was served by the committee
in oharge.
W. M. S. and W. A.
The May meeting of the Monerieff
W. M. S. and W. A, was held at the
home of Mrs. Roy Patterson with a
large attendance. Miss Olive Spelr•
an wee Ieader for the meeting, the
theme was "The Gospel according
to you". The meeting opened with
the call to worship and invocation,
and hymn 350. The roll call was
name a misodon field. The Scripture
reading by Mrs. Edwin Happenrath,
The minutes and business was con.
ducted by the president Mrs. Ken.
Ludington. Mrs. James Machan
gave the meditation, offered prayer
and hymn 894 was sung. A. steward-
ship paper wee given by Mrs. Ken.
McFarlane. The offering was re-
ceived and dedidaated. A duet was
given by Jean and Ruth Patterson.
1 Mrs. Fere McNaught gave an in-
ter9ntin.e topic. Report's were given
:: Reed Room Suits
1 Extra Dresser
Bed Ito rm Chairs
1 LirIne #:nom Chairs
Living Room Tabu
Dining Room Suite, 1 Rocker Extra
Writing Desk
'Miter .Rog 9 x 12
veneum Cleaner with
at'achments
1t4 e. Table
E ten $ .n Table extra long
Leethrr r Beth Porch Couch
Ray n n d 5 ;ring 'Machine
2 Ile 1=ers. Electric Washer
Heavy Betty Electric Plate
Frigleace. 2 Fernerys
A Fioo rM^ts. 2 Hall Mirrors
Wheel Barrow. Vice
Ste9-bbdders. Picture, Mirrors,
DM Mower.
gun fl r.f Karhen Utensils.
Terms Cash
N. 4, Bowman, Prop.
...Nereid Jackson, Auctioneer.
Tr, on,e of bad weather Sale held I
Property For Sale -4
P. Et. Til - rlay of 'ilia vale T)nn Mc- i
-tome;; will offer the 11,e storey
Brlo'k Rouse which he purchatsed ,
from R. ?lawman for Sale. This
U110 bide bard -wood floors, modern ;
bath, cold and hot soft water and. I
hard weer, wood shed. sun porch ;
and garage In gond location. 1015
down rhe day of ,fie sale.
Brussels Legion
ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
Victoria Park, Brussels on
FRIDAY, JUNE 111th
Parade, Bands, Games,
Dance and Fireworks
The date again June 19.
by drlenates who attended the W. A.
meeting held et Walton, and the
Presbyterial held in Seaforth..
Mre. Alex Speiran reported a hale
will he sent to Korea shortly. The
meeting was closed with the MIzpah
benediction.
The W A. meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Charles Harrison. A
garden patry -trill be held on June
19th. Committees were :appointed.
A bee will be held to Iook after flow-
er
loger beds, and volunteers, offered to
Mit the Fawn for June, The meeting
closed with prayer. Intuch was set,
1 ped by •tlhe hostess and her assist-
ants.
!f FOR BALE —
! Hard:re d and softwood slabs, sleo
cedar far kindling,
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You noticei1 instantly in
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— in the quality and
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and performance
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There's new economy
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Chevrolet's improved
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squeeze extra power
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Chevrolet has always
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percentage of its price at
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Year after year, more .•
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By Rae Farms Service Dept.
MOTHER MATURE HAS SET UP A VERY
EFFICIENT STORAGE AND CHOPPING
SYSTEM IN CHICKENS. THE CROP HOLDS
THE FOOD AND SENDS IT DOWN THE
SOFTENING -UP TUBE WHERE THE
GIZZARD OR GRINDER CHOPS IT UP.
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HERE'S THE SECRET, KIDS. THIS HAND HOLDS
THE DAILY FO00 FOR OUR POOR. TIRED
CHICK. THIS HAND HOLDS ROE VITAGROW
AND GRAIN FOR OUR PERKY CHICK. NOTICE_
THAT BOTH LOTS ARE THE SAME BY VOLUME
BUTVITAGROW IS LOADED WITH HEALTH AND
GROWTH PROMOTING INGREDIENTS.
THE SECRET 15 QUALITY NOT QUANTITY.
JUST LIKE MOTHER YOU HIT IT, PETE.
SAYE NOT HOW MUCH %' YOU TOO CAN ONLY
I EAT BUT WHAT ' /� HOLD SO MUCH .
I EAT, MAKE 5URE ITIS
SURE, CHICKS NEED ' A BALANCED MEAL.
` A BALANCED DIET TOO,
MEAT,VEGETABLES,CEREALS
111 VITAMINS, ALL FRESH'
AND CAREFULLY CHOSEN.
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START WITH VITAFOOD
AND
SWITCH TO VIT GROW
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BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
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