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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-3-9, Page 5I" ri3 We will pay for old, disabled or dead COWS $4.O@ ea. — li'Ilr;EWES $4.00 HOGS $ LOO per cwt. All according to size and condition Phorte, COLLECT, for prompt, courteous sorvio,s russei.s 72 — Ingersoll 21 GISIOIRROBIGNOMOIR NOTICE Due to the increase of our equipment we are now able t.c Llr ode dllivwre work If you have a.,r;-:::: ^• !;. nf17 saw— Phone HANNA BROS. Atwood 45-r-14 Prices oLradiy given free. f. all; 6i, ,ttiektij altar t- 9hA.:'i�rY'.F/i 1a�,• anti easy ice rar rc, at izome Appr.dzing, satisfying, inoriay-savings Make up this Purity Flour Swaef Bun dough and in quirk time you can havo hot hens, fruit bung, spiced buns or ked buns,,.oven fresh. t cake ...Pressed yoosf 2 Nko-milk (scolded and cooled to 1'TP:ft' worm Yr cup granulated gager enough f WI cup shortening kneed un 1 egg Ilhrir-gre 1 foaspaon soil surface of s'S•5 cups sifted PURITY FLOUR (novo ,has u09? If and she SWEET BUNS rested Recipe from 1ho Purity Flour Kitchens ,sip yeast and enf flour fo be convenie k mlzlaro. ougho ft 'In nd the and a ubied In hulk. Punch tduwn Soden baklne h all doff, P50 °n a art of s Cream Yeast coke In luko.wnrm m)Ik. unrR double fn bulk Yr end Ie sugar and shortening and add welt- (A0°..{y5o B ko in a d Ilpht brown Yield ob So minutoshor un,t FRUIT BUNB..-Add i I out 3%Z dozen rail,. FRUIT w 0 �z cups currants f arraigns, igns, dredged flour, ns. lust before baking,gad Wiln with mixture, of I vee whitbefore d°Pfno the QNNAfgaN BUNS—Roil dough out to 2 lablo- CINN bailer. Mrs: 1 cup brown sugar wan long norrow sheet dough. U dewed %z cup pf `n may ho wee lie h Inch thick. Brush With milk rend sp00?, sa owlf6 u a� C° cut nl amoo3Vn in Well Roll rtasfed roll 50 ttnan a u,5, foe over g and cin n mi3dure, muffin fins. Brush fops edge. Wflh Purity Oats-. Grand lo. froak(ou ti What a taste thrill ..what a thrill to get a recipe that means so much won,derful food for so little money. And this recipe calls for Purity Flour... your favourite, the flour that's specially milled from fine hard wheat, the flour that means successful cakes, pies, cookies or buns, every time, all the time. 0011 NEED ONLY ONE FLOUR FOR ONE RE5ULI-PERFECTION 851•F•8 with itss875 recipes developed ou the famous in (he BOOy Flour Kitchens, Send to your nearest Purity I Flour Mille office—St, John, N.B., Montreal, Que., Ottawa, Ont., Toronto, Ont., W innlpog, 1 Man., Calgary, Al?.., Vancouver, B.C. Name Street LCDy Prov HONEY FOR SALE has the si'n`e ion• s. value as c over We still have choice Amber tna honey but at a very reasonable price, granulated Honey which is a blend of 8 lb. pails $1.35; 4 Ib pails 70c. clover, golden rod and buckwbest.It Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21-r-8 Yes, the true teat of a laying mach Is "what extra profit remains after cost of feed and management is figured." rita'ueeeey 18 a scientifically balanced bag of raw materials to be fed to egg -laying machines , . , it keeps the "machines" in good running order and supplies the materials tenths' manufacture of eggs, You can always count on Vitcelay for maintenance and profitable • produc• boll. ROE FARMS MILLING CO. • ATWOOD, ONT. NOWeee PASTURE IN THE ISAGa Spring Grasses, rich in pro- teins and vitamins are har- vested at their nutrition peak, dehydrated in minutes, then added to all Roe Vffamized Feeds..."0 green -gold' diet bonus for poultry, livestock. Oat 41 Fi'4s'ndshp ardu l((i t', Ito .t•„ • I. I'I Fri, -1111..11,1, ,II 1 ,' IMMO of Jit .1. 1h I-u:y..i1'i 'Pit/ rl ald,•n, i11 . .11(711 t art -il ,i And opened the meeting with 11Ymn 1.f, (15'?er wlurh Nen t 'Bl, Ur;t` I r.. 1,1 iry 4540'?ol tnemh`•t . Mrs, Bridge rend the Scripture wilioll WIlO feliew,'d by t:ineint: of "Conn,., linty Spirit." The seer ntary, Mrs. Ryan, read the the minutee of the Fobru• ary meeting then th6 Moll Call was answered by 18 m0nrhere and some enoyl houeeeleaning hints, Mrs. Rev. Wilson gave nu intrv,•a. ing talk on hospital work in China. During the business period, it wan drMded to hold a nroktnol,' party In the ehnrch basement some evening in Marnh, so we hope yon will al, he watching for n later annoonre• meet and join us for, a full evening's fun end enjoyment. By the way, we lust know a certain little boy over In England is going to be very happy indeed when he opens that nice birthday gift box sent from "The Friend -ship Circle", Brussels. Canada. When yeti lariies begin your housecleaning won't you please pot aside all those articles you no longer use, and give them to the "Circle" for their "Spring Sale"? They plan to use this method of raising money fpr more missionary work. The business period was followed by a. reading from Mrs. R. Cousins. The offering was taken and meeting conolerl.ed with Hymn 441 and Mrzpals Benediction. An Trish Contest was enjoyed while conntitttee in cha.rgo prepared a delicious lunoll. A vote of thanks was given to the hoses for her lotrely hospitality and we alrall look forward to our April meeting at the home of Mrs. Ti„ Crarniss. Dr. Turner, Ingersoll, conducted the service in Knox Church here 011 Sunday morning. A duet "Beneath the Crass -of Jesus" by Maker was sung by Mrs. Clara Omstead and Lylle Gordon. 'Rev. A. Preston of Avonton win be the minister -on March 13 and a good attendance is stoped for. Mrs. Robt. Campbell left Satnrdel to visit with h.er sister Mrs, Dur- wood Bialckburn, Windsor. The W.M.S. met In the chnrMt on Friday attenneol, March 4 at 2 o'clock for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs, John Schnook was leader and led, in the opening exer- 01805, Scripture portions were rears by Mrs. Alex Steiss. Mrs Calvin Cameron and Miss Alien J. Ferrero, Mrs, Schnook led in prayer and Mrs. D. Hnehhnr presided for the business session. The minutes were read and approved, ten members respend- 0d 'to roil call with a verge contain. ing "prayer.!"Otte supply allocation was read from n letter from Mrs. M. l Internee, by supply sec. Mrs. Robt. Campbell. Other bmslncsw letters W090 diem -ism/ and offering rreelverl. The topic by Mrs. C. Omstead was em "Toiwan, Ger Pioneer Meld." The worsilin service was based on the 1 Beatitude "Blessed Are They That 114Tourn." A Hymn Was emltg and th closing prayer given be hLe I Lender. ( 1 Quite a tmutber of men of the ren gregation under the leadership of Martin 11?acDonald have been busily engaged ,putting n new ceiling in the church basement and other necessary THE BRUSSELS POT LJ Deny Ti,k13101r0 Litht 1,q Jo Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor 10,01 n 51,111 1(0y I(min, ((0 1,91 111415 1 ll 111 IID; 511,14k a 1 ) r , ) 14.00 1 . I f fnr80,1 WON)" I t i nrI 501111, If , \ ,1 ,N y f I ,i j 1 1 1r r„ :de 009 proud 1 et tl -tl '•1 I I .�. (4500',(1 (res. Re tanks, xn11110tfle0 1 OW. 1DIVID•g.1 1 I l I' en, VIto,lsla 1f``, Menne. enrtrirl(ni S ,..11 .1,1, rmn tH( nod n,' rklsn°min tt Fit Item, `ol ,101 I I , 4, imu't Nur gert401 No tat. Clop wher y011. 4.I �i be L, 10. 10 or 2to?ha. yea two] (,,r( rn Ir •i I„ coax Ilftle New ti get ae uo ed' Xtr 1„' '1'00 hU ,a OArno Tonto'('08840 tor I and added Ueuuda, Gila very day. At ell 1(1 (..t PEOPLE WP KNOW Mr, and Mrs. Joe Wilton spent tate week end in Belleville Ittend:no ;119 ".5th wadding anniversary of Mr. ail Mrs. Teen Callaghan. NUN. Callaghan was the former Kathleen Wilinn of Brussels. Miss Janette Gemmell returned home on Saturday after site nding five drays in Seaforth hn9nital •ilio` undergoing an appendix operation. ;firs. Chas, McKay arri^poi home on Saturday from Bnff.110, N.Y.. where she spent the last three months. Her grand -daughters Helen end Shirley MclCay who metered uP with her retm•ned to Ruifalo on Sunday Mrs. ie e 1 TTa. Step 1 nfi0n w110 fn Ores her home n"ith ter `laughter Mrs( Andrew Jecklin, Turnberry St, N., eelehrated her OOfh birthday on Sunday, starch 6th. Congratulations. Mrs, W. Browne is risitlr1T at t110 Monne of Mr. and Mrs. C. fhterhlen as Mrs. Bnsehlen ,just returned on T1100- dnn from ,Senfnrth hospit:el and is now reruperetdng from sn operation. Miss Glary Lott, who spent the winter at the home of her nephew lTr. ELl. Panner of Salem returned in time to celebrate her eightyninth birthday last Thursday, .March ^rod. itTr. Myers. who has spent the whiter at the home of his son, Dr, Myers returned to his home on Sunday to attend the funeral of his brother. e+y,,�xr4it (0r11 0th, '1340 LT Ethel Produce Phone 22 -r -1O Ethel, Ont. '?IAne .Rs 7-77 Pelhetzr 9m+ry; l'oro90 (Member food Manufacturers Assveiafion) Melville Church At the morning s, rri(r u ' .t, • Bev. 11r Allele per"it l(0 d 1,il the, ❑Meet' The Ito HO' of let,i:41 log I God" and based the subleel "u tie' -tory of .I a,• ;h':: ,early Ale until his I encounter with the angel, rhe an- them was "Seep thee the: Foster. The soloists were Mro.1 Wait,'r Porter and 119. Wm. King. At the evening service Mr. 31h!,• preached en the Beatitude "ill . -snarl I are they whirl' are persecutes for 1 righteousness' sake." R•,ferenee I was made to the pnrse.ution o5 ( Church leaders in Communist `tont- ina.ted countries. Miss Margaret , Cardiff rendered the solo "Open the gates of the Temple" by Knapp. The anthem was -Some blessed 'l,ty" by Nevin. 11Tr. Gerald Gibson was the soloist. The Mateh meeting of the Walton C.G.hT. was held on March 6511 et the home of Tone Watson. The meet Mg was opened with the Call to Worship by Helen Johnston and the singing of hymn No. 605. This was followed by the Scripture reading by Doris Stevens. Helen Armstrong then led in 'prayer. Ruth and Beth Boyd then favoured with a duet "Nearer My God to Thee' accompan- ied on She piano by lone Watson, The minutes of the last meeting were read seconded by Leona Johns- ton. Moved by Helen Johnston, seconded by Muriel Sohade that we send for a blue communion table runner, Carried. The next meet• ing is to be held at the home of Mrs. R. Kirkby, Mrs. Hazelwood read a letter from the nos-h'on of the Indian school where the o-ganieatinn sent Christmas presents. T•t was decitled to give the 0,G.1,T. girls first rhnatee to buy the autographed quilt, T1P remainder of the meeting W0 Ft 9110115 in working at the blocks of the auto- graphed trent. The meeting ended with a deb`t`ors h711ch. At 3 o'clock the Wold Day of Prayer service was nbserved with the president of the Senior Aux. airs. Dan H»ether nreslding for the first halt and Mrs. Cliff 1Calmachen, Young Women's Aux. president in the chair for the second half. A deet "Beautiful Hou' of Prayer," Was Seng by Miss, Muriel MacDonald and Mrs, C. Otnstead. Shot prayers were given by several nu -Millers of the Young Women's Aux. CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements and Household Effects at Lot 12, Con. 13, Hullett Twp. 1%2 miles west of Harlock on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th at 12.30 P.M. Horses 3. Cattle "", head, Dnple- ments—full line of Farm Machinery including a Threshing Machine, All -steel 'White' grain separtor 25-56, cutter, roller hearings, a good modern machine. TERMS CASH PETER MacDONALD, Prop. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk The W.M.S. and W,A. of Walton TTnfled Church joined the Angiican W.A. in their `Mardi for Weal Day of Prayer. The meeting opened 119' `engin,'. Called to prayer by Mrs. -C. Brown the Angdtoan leafier. The theme wns The Lord is Thy Pe0per," 1Trs. Nelson Reid then fat'onrel with n solo. A prayer From China, was offered by Mrs, A. Cnutts. Several Hymns were sung. During the meet. ing an address GU "Vrilat. Tong Money Does" was given by Mrs, P. TTnlman. She also read two poems entitled "Prnyer" and "God's Dr'ani." While the offering n'ns being receiver, Mrs, Ti, Tra.viss sang "Sweet Holm of Prayer." Prayers of itlterrossion • were offered by Mrs, Bolger, Mrs. S. Humphries, Mrs, Hazlewood, Mrs. MoMiclhsol, Mrs, John McDonald, Hymn 560 was sung, Benediction was pronounced and the meeting ad inlproventonte. journed. 0. J. Peg&ow Will do Shoes and Harness Repairs '-- Promptly -- and give you a full stock of New Harness to choose from. Come in and Look Em Over. See our prices. CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Fat+m Stock and Implements. at Lot 15, Con. 13, McKllIep Twp. 2%2 miles East of Leadbury WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23rd 'At 1 P.M. HORS•IOS 1 mare 11 yrs. old 1 gelding 12 yrs. old CA.TTLl9 1 cow milking, bred Feb. 25 1 heifer In calf 9 steers, rising 2 yrs. old G heifers rising 2 yrs. old 1 calf, five months old PIGS 1 sow rine March 20th 9 chunks weighing 186 lbs. 12 pigs Rif months old 26 plgs 214 months old TMPLTIMBNTB Cockshott 70 tractor in A-1 shape_ International 2 -furrow tractor plow T -fl, 1;10,4911 double disc 615. cultivator with tractor hitch 7 -ft. cut Deering binder 8 -ft. cut Frost & Woorl mower Maxwell hay loader Maesey-Harris hay rake Frust & Wood cultivator gte-+e farrow '•'ding plow 'Three furrow gang plow Wnllring plow hm:11 dish 90001 drill 14 hoe 14 nntethrow dick harrow M51111re spreader New Men rubber tire wagon Pet sleighs with flat rack iT:+'r rack with shift 4-srsctton diamond harrows Gravel box Viking cream separator Faulting mill 2000 Ins, !Renfrew settles Buggy Cutter Pump Jack internal tonal 11 i. IT P. a•as engine 300 ft. snow fence Harrow cart Sep pen and buckets Ladder Cyclone grass seeder drain hags Sugar kettle HARNT`ISS Sett breaching harness Set back hand harness .Slntfie liarness Horse oeilnrs Crosse cut sal Whl1Cletrwes Neck yokes Chains Forks Lumber 3 hunches shingles 400 lbs, coarse salt Desk hoose Colony Bons, R Shelters HA'i! ANT) GRAiM Onnntity of hay �. 175 bus, barley TPTTRNTTTTRTh Organ Moffatt range Quebec heater ()hero. Tied Feather tick odd chairs Palls Anttgne spinning wheel swift & ''eel Cheese 5rees I TERMS CASH Prop. ED. DAVIDSON ,,,,,,, ,,,,, , Clerk, E. P. CHESNEY Auctioneer, HAROLD JACICSC)N „ Air wm aaap.1y. n•c�vezm�aa�s�rgrargz+eeLEarnes 4 Good Ford Ferguson Tractors, with new 10 or 12 inch pT, .w, New Ferguson Tractors Available — Order Now. 1947 Ford ' = Ton Pick-up Truck, with small milage. 1 Ton Chev. Truck Chasis available this week. 1947 Chev. Sedan in new car condition. 1946 De Luxe Ford Sedan, small milage, 1947 Monarch Sedan, small milage. L t :VV0 Jacks Jackson Motors Lade Listowel, Ont. ' Phone 161 W COCKSHUTT-OLIVER TRACTOR PARTS & SERVICE Now as always parts and services are avail• able for all Oliver tractors in Ontario including those said by the Cbckshutt Plow Company. All Goodison.Oliver dealers are equipped to serve you. Why not drop in at the nearest Goodison-Oliver dealer toga; and see how they are ready to help you. in ttkst,ru Provinces, COMIC; stay (Ace Sragtb, lf? �,. MOP ITT & WRIGHT Blyth, Ont.