The Brussels Post, 1954-8-11, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
GETTING THE INSIDE STORY
AT THE
MASSEY-HARRIS
TEST TRACK
As Massey -Harris machines go "over the bumps" on the test track,
the inside story of strains and stresses set up in frame members and
working parts is recorded by special electronic apparatus.
Modern "stress analysis" with scientific apparatus gives Massey -
Harris engineers information helpful in the development of machines
that will give long wear with low upkeep cost.
In design and construction Massey -Harris machines offer the latest
developments in modern engineering and research, bringing advan-
tages that enable work to be done easier, quicker and at less cost.
MASSEYrmHARRIS-FERGUSON LIMITED
Makers of High Quality Farm Implements Since 1 847
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Three Television Sets and Two Bicycles
Drawn Saturday, September 18th
Plait Tot 69411pON E
Special non -admission coupon attached
to each strip of Advance Sole tickets
must reach Western Fair Association by
9;30 p.m. Sept. 13th, 1954, to be eligible
for opening night awards,
Only Advance Sale Ticket Holders aro eligible
for prises valued at over $7,500, Including
the throe 1954 cars obovo.
3 tickets for $lo® Rae
torIlio
tet dmits one
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GLITTERING HORSE SHOW
Championship HOLSTEIN & JERSEY SHOW
FARM MACHINERY DISPLAYS
CONKLIN'S FAMOUS MIDWAY
HARNESS RACING
SQUARE DANCE COMPETITION
EXHIBITS GALORE
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SEPT. 13 TO 18 - LONDON, ONT.
W, D. JACKSON, Manager
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THE GIANT TEST TUBE
OF "POLYMER"
,Synthetic rubber is what we're
talking about .._ and the place is
Sarnia. Here the government -built
and government -operated Polymer
Corporation is breaking new trails in
the production and use of "manu-
factured" robber,.
In the Star WeEOrly, this week,
Ross Harkness surveys the vast
foreign market which this all -
Canadian company has punctured.
Synthetic rubber is a major export
zinc' you can be proud. of this Can-
adian chemical achievement.
.-OR SALE —
Pi:ardrw°d end ,ottwooa 61ab'. aknet
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.9.:c. ot'Yenitott Phone 4141.'4
ATTENTION LADIES —
A telephone call brings your
British Knit representative right to
your home. Quick and courteous
service at all times plus quality
goods. Mrs. Pearl Stevenson, Brus-
sels Telephone 42r14,
MODERN HEATING
COMPLETE FORCED AIR
HEATING
FOR A FIVE -ROOM
HOME
$525.00
Write Dept. 5 P or visit our
showrooms. Open Wednesday and
Friday evenings and all day
Saturday.
J. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
STREETSVILLE, ONTARIO
SYSTEM
HURON FARM SUPPLIES
Oliver Sales and Service
Telephone 4 Blyth
The following for sale —
1—Rebuilt Stratford Decker Separ-
ator 'on rubber, size 32 x 60 with now
Cutter knife.
1 --Used Oliver 88 Tractor.
1 --Used Oliver 60 Tractor
1.—Deed 201 Massy -Harris Tractor
1—Tided Case One-way DIV.
New and used Fleury Bissell 'male.
menta,
A ton line of repairs always on
hand.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
SHEEP FOR SALE —
Good flock of Sheep. apply to
Mrs, Chas. Armstrong Phone 42x4
FOR SALE
Good Clean Wheat Straw, baled.
Clarence White Phone 33)6.
WANTED —
Housework, Buil or part time.
apply to Mrs. Latronieo, Brussels, i
LOST
A, tire between Silver Corners
end Cranbrook on the 12th Con, or
Grey.
Gordon Miner
WANTED —
Grade 9 Textbooks for Wingham
High School,
Phone 51r4 Dale Cardiff
Moue 62r16
MADE TO 'ORDER —
Coffee tables, ehlldren's table
sets, lawn ornaments, what -nota and
what have you.
Harold McDonald Phone 77r3
FOR SALE —
Seed Wheat, Commercial and
Registered. Treated and in new bags,
3 Varieties, Cornell, Dawbul and the
new variety Genness'e. Permanent
Paslbure mixtures for fa19-planting.
Plow points), Rubber tired wavone.
See or Phone 153r19,
Geo. Wesenburg.
NOTICE ---
Painting,
Painting, Paperhanging, IUIrior
and Exterior Decorating. See our
1954 Wallpeaper Designs. Walter
Pratt, R. R. 1 Walton, Phone 8>t41'4
Seaforth; Phone 48r9 Breasela.
ATTENTION FARMERS —
DEADSTOCK removed from your
barn promptly for sanitary disposal
Telephone Collect Brusiels Sergi
or Elmira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
FOR SALE —
citoice cementing gravel, building
sand, lane gravel, f111 and top soil
at reasonable prices. We will try
to f111 all orders within 24 hours.
Collect calls accepted. Arthur Ruttan
Bluevale, Phone Brussels 44r6.
FOR SALE —
Wautt some 3 - 4 week started
diticks? Bray has them. Pullets R.
I. x White Leg. or Leg. Some heav-
ies. And if you want dayoids for
next month or Oct.. order them now.
now. Ask us for full particulars.
Agent Wm. G. Dray, Ethel; ,llrs, R,
Barrett, R. R. 5 Brussels,
NOTICE —
More farmers are switching to the
Surge Milker because: it'a safe, it's
fast, it's durable, its quickly and
easily scrubbed clean. Contact
Lovell McGuire, Phone Wiaghana
593 — Your Surge Dealer.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL —
Have your Septic ranks and cess-
pools cleaned the sanitary way now
to avoid trouble.
Irvine Coxto, Phone 264.
Milverton, Oat.
HELP WANTEIS MALE —
Axe you satisfied with your present
Income and chances for advance.
ments? 11 not, investigate the
money making possibilities and
secure future offered by a Rural
Watkins Dealership. Sell nationally
advertlaed products — necessities tor
both home and farm. No investment.
Free training. If you are between
25 and 65 and have or can obtain a
car. write immediately for fall de,
tails without obligation to Dept,
0.13-I. The J. R. Watkins Company
360 St. Rooh Street, Montreal.
FOR SALE --
200 acre farm, on County Road,
close to Highway, school, good
house, hydro, new furnace, 2 bank
barns, priced at $11,500, halt down.
200 acre farm, brick house, bank
barn, hydro, pressure system, pri&
ed at $10,500.
109 acre farm, brick house, hydro.
bank barn, good bush, priced with
crop at $6000.00.
Grocery stere, in good village,
priced for stock and egnfpmont
$3,800.00. Rent 28.00 per month,
A number of good hones and
farms at all times
S. 0, Long, Realtor,
Phone 84 Brussels
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EN,Vir RUNNING WATER
as you pay for it on the
KITCHEN—running wafer cuts
kitchen chores—laundry and
dishes aro crane inhulf the time.
BATHROOM—all the convon•
fence of a city home to protect
your family's health and add
to your comfort.
DARNS ---So much easier to
wog, the stock,,, and so much
extra protection against fire,
11-54
Empire Brass
Mfc1. Cir. Lirrsited
LOHOOI3 CANADA
DUNDAS STREET, EAST
budget elan!
Why lug water by band nay longer? install
-. uro Pumping System now and enjoy runalnn/
water as you pay for it. Save time, save labouii
cur operating costs,
AS LOW AS 1O% DOWN
UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY
for pump, fixtures and installation, too
The EMCO Budget Plan will cover your coma r.
piece water system—pump, rank, pipe, kitchen
and bathroom fixtures, taps in all buildings
and the cost of installation. You can have the
whole job done NOW—and pay for it over the
next year and a Half, Ask for an estimate of the
cost of labour and material worked out on the
EMCO Budget Plan, Then consider how much
work it can save you, the extra leisure you can
enjoy by installing your water system right away;
Visit Or Phone Us Without Delay
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elm
For Sale by —
C. & G. Kreuter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCI
"The bottle club, now an accept-
ed inetibute in Huron and Perth,
makes) a farce out of our out -dated
Canada Temperance Act." We quote
from a recent editorial in a Huron
Oounty Weekly, "In a reoorded vote,
which was unanimous a permit to
build a $10,000 social club building
on the west side of Erie St„ Clin-
ton, was turned down by the Clinton
Town Council on Monday night, The
co -called club was described as a club
where citizens aged 21 or over could '
join and play;, cards, of if patron's
so desired, the clntb could supply
and control liquor and beer for
them." A recent news item, One
Huron town council very evidently
does not accept the bottle club as a
desireable institution. The council
rightly interpreted the feeling of
Clinton citizelw, How many such
liquor clubs in' Huron are listed
amongst the pleasant social clubs in
their community? Granted that the
law larks teeath somewhat, it is
rather surprisingly how frequently I
these elute; run foul of the law. Our
Crown Attorney, can and doe_ pros-
acute without fear or favour where
there is evidence that bottle clubs I,,
are selling liquor. Liquor cannot
legally be sold in Iluron County
yen in a bottle club, except in that
section which is directly under Fed-
eral jurisdiction, the R. C. A. F,
Camp, ju,t outdid,' of Clinton. Advt,
SOLD GARAGE BUSINESS
AND EQUIPMENT
Mr. James Armstrong of Blyth
has sold the gtrage buuiucss and
equipment to Mr. Jim 'Lamont, who
already has possession.
W. G. LEACH -- JEWELLER
Your gift selection is no problem
if you shop with us, A Iarge stock
to choose from and nigely wrapped
too. Something unusual we have
it also, and at a price you won't mind
paying. The store for beautiful gifts.
SEPTIC TANKS FOR SALE —
Steel reinforced cement septic
tanks, 63f ft. by 335 ft, 5 ft. dap
capacity of 460. Imperial gallons.
The design and construction ext
these tanks has been approved gr
thea Huron and Bruce County Herdt.
Units. We deliver any dtsteno,e
apply to
Albert Porter's Welding Service
Lucknow, Out..
OpPORTUNiTY
DOMINION AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION
"CANADA'S MOST PROGRESSIVE,
MOTOR CLUB"
ORATORICAL CONTEST
In the Crystal Palace on
Thursday, September 30th at 8 p. m. •
Two Oratorical contests, open to pupils of grades 7 and 8, will
be sponsored by the M. W. I. and will be held in the Crystal Palace On
the evening of the first day of the Fall Fair (Sept. 30th.) commencing
at 8.00 p.m.
,The prizes offered for eaoh contest are 1st. $3,00, tad. $2.00,
and 3rd. $1.00.
The first contest is a prepared speech on one of the following
subjects:
(1) Something new I have learned about Canada,
(2) Why I am proud to be a farm boy or girl,
(3) A camping expedition.
The Second Contest is an Impromptu Speech (not prepared)
the subject to be disclosed a few minutes prior to the time of making
the speech.
Mrs. Wm, Miller and Mrs. C. Hemrmingway, convenors.
requires
Sales representative in this dis-
trict. Group, sickness, heajth and
laceldrni benefits, pension plan
and other security and benefits for
the conscientious salesman. Destro
to work more important than past
I experience.
"Write in strict confidence to P. 0,
I Box 50, Brussels,
BUSINESS CARDS.
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