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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-9-21, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST. , r Record Crowd Sees C e Wedneeday, September 2.Iet, 1949 • \visitor this week at the home a her " 'It SALE— 6' tie ruckc, ave onus wit \PEOPLE WE KNOW Belgrave School Fair Mrs. Margaret iiallantyee is a 21 Schools Are I n Parade --_ brother in Clinton. Mr me, Mrs Lynn V% indster. e "01. — The Led By J. Henna, M.P.P.; Convertible pram. Phone 37 1 Exhibits In Arena .e week end visitors with her sieter. ; It Vle. Sept. 17. Hawkehaw. lerweet crowd in the fair's histerY IR')///; Mr, Percy Thnell, Hamilton, wittended lielgrave School Pair here, a visitor at the home of his brotlier. Cool weather prevailed but there Fred Thuell. this week. eee• en rain. TWelliy-One Pelinnin Productaon is up co care down thanks to DURO/ TT'S the story that hundreds .6:f satisfied .0.DURO users are telling their neighbors all over the country! And its a fact! All your livestock need plenty of fresh clean water to keep production at peak . • DURO takes time -wasting, caking effort out of old-fashionea . • . supplies every need for 'arm and complete fire protection, ; DURO ;o1,7fotrytfot, 11. $112.00 F.O.B. tONDoN, CANADA MCO iF,'? tares cad Fittlard it's easy to improve daily living with simple EMCO remodelling in kitchen , bathroom . . . laundry. This modernization improves the value of your property . . . guards family Health . • . makes daily life easier and more comfortable. Learn how you can enjoy these benefits on even the smallest budget. C. & G. KRAUTER plumbing, Heating & Tinsmithing Phone 47x Brussels, Ont. EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED London Hamilton - Toronto - Sudbury - Winnipeg - Vancouver OWNING AND OPERATING METALS WAITED Aii. and lire. Garr. Long ref St. Monien. Cal.. aee visiting Mr. and paraded with banners e The schools were those of East . Mee C. Ilaelwr and other friends, virawannsh and Morris sober)] areae, 1 Miss IC117,00111 Beaker spent the , Roy MeeTienzie, tnehnnw, was the I week -end with her parents. ' weer. The Particle was headed by I. P.of Wingh Mr, and Mrs, D. (1. ROSS of Brusesls. LAIITOTIOS Taylor, president of the GleaID n :tether I are extended to Jahn . IT nna M P . - • • • ^ FOR SALE- 31ft,ff yeti1r1nth Red apples. Phone 42:14 Wm, Blake ' 1": SALE— 2 steel corn silo units 14 -ft new, also • ' eLel eorn '110 unit 12-11, IPhone tlx J. R. Hamilton e first week in 1 FOR SALE — 7 bred sows Congratulation% , du , °dotter. ;who observed the sixty-fitth 11111I1r01, ; Stewart Procter, secretary, , - • - I eery of their wedding on Friday. : end other officials. FOrl SALE— ' old. laying. eipients of the zoo(' wishes of many , new Community Park. W. A. .• 1 of their friends on this happy 1 Thurston, Stratford, .one repro- run. 41_1..10 Visitors at the homee of Mrs. Ni' 1 eente five of the Department 02 i . i and r rc,stq was MP ensst 1 WANTED— Annroximately 400 seustre feet oe occaeion. Their family wore all hemp Jon Sunday. 1 speaker. He said 31 per cent of Forrest and Wm. 'Nieces were Mr • Canada's wealth „,„ lo the forests, , used planking. suitable for cribing, 1 1 and Mrs. Hertz of Chicago, DI. 1 and Orly with care would these 1 mono 381...,14 Stanley and Mrs. Wheeler were i assete be passed eleng to the gen- i Walter Rose Poultry Farm i t • t • . • 1 et week et the home of 1 eretions ahead, Mr, Thurston urged 1 1 1 Glen and Mrs. NVIteeler, London and ett.e. Forests be ronserved — . in "(1" FOR SALE — 100 Rock pullets and 200 Rock x u Dr. and Moo. as-orge noss and to leesen flood damage, and to halt ernsine. Waste lands, he clerlared. 1 31111,4,X, 3 months old, laying 60%, Listowel Phone 66 1 0190 enjoyed the fair. ' danehter Marv, Wingham: Dr. and 1 ehneld he planted with trees, and i price 1.,13. niber 19111.They were the re- Nt siwalcers' 1110110r01 in the 40 Hanle x Rock pullete, months I, Selwyn Baker BUSINF SS CARDS C. A. Myers M. D., L. M. C. C. le PHYSICl/N and SURGEOD o William St. Phone 4. flawnels, Out I o o DR. R. W. STEPHENS Graduate University of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON TelaPhone 45 Brussels, Ont. Walker Funeral Home . Day or Night Calls Phone 65 No emblr charge for Use of Funeral Home. B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director de Erniallinvar. Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS Automobile and Fire Insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life Insurance Phone Office 96 russel.% Ont. Dennis Duquette Orel 11S . More Ford Trucks Are Used In Canada Than Any Other Make Because They Are Built Stronger To Last Longer See Our Line-up of New Trucks F-47 V2 Ton Pick-up F-68 1 Ton with Dump -Body F-155 3 Ton Chassis and Cab F-155 3 Ton Dup Complete with Box Se The New Ford Tractor and Dearborn Equipment at Listowel Far, Sept. 23 and 27. 111 4tonehouse Li ad t1 • Ford Monarch Phone -r- Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County No Sale too Big — None too Small Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Ones. n. A. Rano & Co. R. R. 4 Brussels ,==e,i,==az himeneannechmielmosoP°28amanotuninenneorgon" °I' -11°sS London: Mrs. demonstration wood lots ghoul Phone 49-r-0 MI'S. R. W. Whitfield _ ails. ern , Mrs. R. M. Blain, Toronto; and Miss The other sneakers included John FOR SALE — Gifford Swartman, Sioux Lookout: featured in every district. Gertrude Rose. Toronto were Sundae' • Reeve Marvel I 1935 MeV. coupe, recently over - Hanna. . • •, 1 visitors with their parents, Mr. and inimeton of Morris, Reeve Dusten 1 linnled front end to end, ready for !Mrs. D, 0. Ross. whose sixty-fifth reeereft of Wawa/web: Agrietultur- the road, good heater and defroster, !wedding anniversary occurred on al Representatve Gordon Bennett 1 Art Sinclair, Brussels, Ont. 'Friday Sept. 16t1. 1 Clinton: School Inspector S. 77. Kin 1 — -- -- FUNERAL AND AIVIBULANCE SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer PHONE 36 or 65 — — BRUSSELS, ONT, Lewis Rowland (Licensed For Huron County) SAITSFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES StEASONAELL Fee Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they will be looked after hsemetfiately For isdormatiou etc., write or phone Lew. Rowlerod Or write to IL R. 3 Walken. 71,111 and :qrs. Parr and little sonkead, Goderich; Stewart Procter. Derry, Winnipeg are visitors at the , R. J. mewfurray, home of the former's mother Mr.. Tile many exhibits were housed in Emily Parr and their aunt Miss the new arena, which although not rerrie Hineetnn. finished, made a fine place for the Mrs. Roht. T. Sehachan is quite show. Congratulations came from noorly at present hut many friends all the speakers on the dos build - hope for much improvement. • . Peleh eehnol exhibited a pree Walsh, ILM.T., musical supervisor, jeet demonstration. Miss Kleine had a special music exhibit, Laur- ence Vannan, financial secretary of the Athletic Society, had a booth eeeent donations for the building fend of the new arena. Tbe county museum had a display of antiques. The fair was divided into lim- ier and senior classes. Miss Claire Clhamney brought her pony to the fair to give rides to children and netted 910, which was donated to .1‘e building fund. Judges were: Tioneehold science, Miss Jean Scott and Mrs. Gordon Bennett, Clinton; flowers, Ellwood Dpps, Clinton; grains, fruits and vegetables, Gor- don Bennett; poultry, Arthur Syn - nett, Brissels; livestock, Gordon 'Rowlett; school work and handl- everts. Inspector Kinkead. TIT jr.V A j freetured left arm and broken ribs were the injuries sustained by Mrs. Walter Smillie. con. 1. Morris township, in an eight -foot fall from the upenr finer of a barn to the cement floor below. She was gather - lee ones when the mishap occurred, Mrs, Smillie's arm is in a cast and she expects to return home from 'eNaa''.5rin:ham General Hospital in a few Huv.b. Campbell and his bride. the former Miss Mary Bradshaw, were I the guests of honor at a social e•itbering In the Community Hall on Prirlay plebe Billy Adams read an address and a presentation was made I 1 to the newlyweds. Dancing followed 1 Mrs. James McFalls and son. !Rev, Silas McFalls, London, and mrs. Alex leferalls, Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Tames Peacock. They were former residents of Morris township near Jamestown ; MISS Mao Davidson. Wroxeter, with Wal- ter and Mrs. Davidson: Miss Jennie MoTvor, Wingham, with Mr. and :t1.7rf Earl Hamilton. The Mission Rand met in the Sunday School room of the United Cherell this week with the president, Etnille Moffatt presiding. After sing - it hymn and the Mission Band Purpose all joined in repeating the prayer for missionaries and the Lord's Prayer. - Mrs. IV. .T. Johnston led the wor- ship service, opening with the hymn. 'Glory to God for His Sun- shine is Pi•ee.' Patsy Taylor re- ceived the offering and birthday Igerresetings were sung for Susan Set. Miss Margaret Curtis told the story of two Chinese children tak. On prisoners and put Into a. cave. They were able to make their es- cape through courage and trust in God, Personals; Hugh Campbell and his bride, the former Miss Mary RratIsh RN, have moved into the Tierney bowie recently vacated by Mr, and Mrs. Riley and family who moved to Wingham: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, Agar with their daughter at Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tur. 1.,ey et Goderieh to celebrate the i birthday n? Sentt MeTaggart, Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Walsh i Mrs. Jennie 'Drown and Mrs. Mar. garet 'Young, 'Toronto, with Miss MOM. Coates and ntber friends Mrs. MUM Lamont and Dougal 1 Stimehan, Drussels, with Mrs. Peter I S. Mall:wen: 1i R, MeXinney and TIarvey Messer, Toronto, at their homes here: Donald Darling. Tor- onto, with Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Darling: Mrs, Leslie greensway, With MIR Shirley Wright, Newton, lin is a patient in the Obildren's War Memorial iTospital, London, whore 0 maim' operation was per,. ormed, R. S. Hetherington, K. C. WINGIRAMI and BRUSSELS AT BRUSSELS Taesday and Saturday all day — Offlct open every Plsone 20x Successor to E. D. WI y. RLIMRAVARInv..* •••••• FklMO.W•li•V=freNr•E•g2...6. \I\I OA Goo, F or AL K ds 60, 3A .E.KER BROS, B SOLO IN BRUSSELS AT PHONE 6 rro.r,r, ...Amon ay. momffsmemoinarmirm......e.t.... oravninam MOSCOMMAMTN. BUTCHER SHOP BRUSSELS FOR SALE— Sixty mimed pullets, four months old. Sussex Reds and Leghorn Rorks, Reasonably priced. For par deniers phone 39-r-23, Brussels. Ida Sellers et.eARING AUCTION SALE Of Household Furniture lel BRUSSELS ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th at 12:80 p.m. on John Street et Mrs. David Cunningham 1 cutter 1 buggy 1 table (extension) 8 chairs, walnut veneer .1,ina cabinet, walnut veneer rtleltl n -piece —evdrobe. large 1 bedroom suite. cherry, 3-plece, complete 11011 bed, spring and mattress NOTICE— Persons wanting crushed gravel in Grey township may have same by placing order to the contractor. Stan. Alexander FOR SALE — Lady's green winter coat size 16 chamois lined. Man's gabardine jacket, lilted, size 40. Ohild's white rubbers, size 5. All clothing like new. Apply The Post FOR SALE — 1 bench saw with 8 blades and set of dado cutters, mounted on portable stand with wheels and handles, in A-1 shape. - Priced for quick sale. Can be seen at The Brussels Post. - • - —• . ETHEL Knax Presbyterian Matra, Ethel are holding their Anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 2nd. The regular meeting ot the 'United Church W.M.S. was held on Wednes- day evening, September 7th at the home of Mrs. 3. T. Pearson with 17 ladies present. The president opened the meeting and correspondence road. Moved by Mrs. Geo. Pearson, seconded by Mrs. Cleaver, the baby articles left over from the bazaar be sent in the bale. Carried. Mrs. Jim Pearson led the worship service. Prayers were offered bY Mrs - Menzies. Mrs, McTaggart and Mrs. R. J. Pearson. The collection was taken. A paper entitled "Why I go to FOR SALE - 100 Rhode Island Red Pullets 51/2 months old, starting to lay (Warwick breed). 1 Phone 24-r-9 Emerson Mitchell R. R. 3 Brussels. FO SAL — R E ----- — -. --- TiVelellie Supplies (Rubber Goods) mailed poetpaid in plein 9011101 envelope with price list, Six sample 250, 24 samples, 31.00. Mali Order Dept. M.88 Nov -Rubber Co., • •- el, Hamilton, Ont, weehstarie 1 ilreiss.r 1 sewing machine 1 1 wash stand 1 hall tree 7 eane-bottom chairs 1 srmill oak table 1 mmil painted table o,s1; 1 honk caso magazine stand ' kitchen table 1 kitclien clipboard 4 kitchen chairs t rocking chairs 1 ronsnie teble, walnut 1 jewel beater, ooal 1 kitchen range, wood 11 table lamps, electric large number of beaks L set gold band dishes including 11 dinner plates, 9 tea plates, 8 cups and saucers, 8 bread and butter pining, 2 platters, 2 vegetable dish- es, 1 sman bowl, 1 gravy boat, 1 sinew bowl, 11 soup dishes 'Ninny odd dishes complete toilet sets Many pictures FOR SALE — Straight from the show-room—is how your car will look if you give it a dry-clean with "TARNOFF'. Semple, easy to use. 16 as, tun 60c; ,39 oz. tin $1.00. lelliott's Garage POR SALE— Olean° motors rewound and re "nired. Expert workmanship, Moller ate prices. Neeiv motors ln stook. .- leettoer moonrise, Ids Ontario, Were% Stratford, OW - FOR SALE 5 Good Houses for sale in Village of Brussels, immediate possession, also number of good farms, henhouse 12 x 24, also house that could be moved or could be taken down. J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Phone 84 — Brussels, Ont, 00001....2...0.181.1•Oraa Typewriters, Adding Machines, Cash Regsiters, Bought, Sold & Repaired. Safes, opened, com- 1 kitchen stool binatIons changed, usau safes 1 icitehen step ladder 1 day bed bought. Meanie washer, °afield, copper tub J. W. Locking, meetric iron Electric toaster 369 - 2411% St. W., meetrio plate, 2 burners Phone 2096w Owen Sound 1 extension ladder , 1 step ladder ---- 2 sews 1 cross -cut saw Vurnerons tools Grind stone , Crocks 1 opper holler Quiltl Sealers i Coal 1.142 ton Coating utensils " galvanized wash tubs and 1 galvan- ized holier 1 bench 1 wicker fernery 1 cu board 1 clothes horse 1 kitchen Chairs 1 chafing dish 1 settee 4 kitehen chars 1 enunh 1 dresser I wash stand 4 kitchen chairs 1 1 arm chair lawn mower 1 rocking chair A complete list, nothing Will be added., or taltert from list, . TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE MRS. DAVID CUNNINGHAM, Prop, LEWIS ROWLAND, Auctioneer. Skinny men, women gain 5,10,15 lbs. Got New Pep, Vim, Vigor 06 e tonnlfato ell ontuntli12wA0ri°0olcrriLg etAnt.ei:l"ooto-oornin. sisus of 0(010, tvomoo, Moo, 0110 notor 'oouldVio aSioro 01TWAIIeiroAver1101?orirlTlvie,noai 10010, 01000Its tonics, ottaulfintslevleonitee (000, v Undo 0110000 0(0(0 bloa, 100150 lOpotIto 0,01 o'11n Awn:b bo¢2 41,005,0 101 OolIOtObsiOflt faof ltott160 lot/ tat. mop whon yoU'IOtgOIntil 100 8, 10, IS Ci20 10U for; norrita1 wolE. 00010 (MI6. oW 7111,‘,101 shot 0010 0. Ate°400,...V.Iou 5.15,17,1°P,Ust;ID church", was given by Mrs. Alex Pearson and Mrs. Jim Pearson led in prayer. Mrs. Patterson offered her home for the next meeting. Lunch was served by Mrs. S. Bray, Mre. Patterson, Mrs. McTaggart and the hostess. MEMORIALS WINGHANI MEMOKIAL SHOP famous for Artistic Memorials at very reasonable prices. Always a large stock in choicest granites to chose from Cemetery lettering a specialty All modern machinery R. A. SPOTTON Phone 256 — Wingham, Oat is the simple, easy way to lasting beauty. You simply flow it on with a full brush ...it levels itself ...leaves no brush marks . hundreds of uses ... 18 beautiful colours, also black and white. ,lotinson's Paint & Electric Store &russets.. khat 7ey,fin e latip 115111=15752-9SIZMJ=51.t, Mit`trig0=,,lasElaWal1171 Book Your Order Now ror Aluminum Roofing. 'Otaco-Tractors Pick-up Balers Farm Equipment Phone 86-r-. Ethel, Ont. wolfoloterMaMEIOISMOI 4.10, NI T ....nwsmonsinnweirmszamonassessiosis. ACTEIN R6r153.1MINIMPUM.19116.992.11.11121,111310. ElectricA Ileating and Plumbing IMP.M........ 1.......ms....-1.1avgenunmecmarrmermrceoVaranaveerClaiel Wholesalers for Acme Pressure Systems (deep or shallow well) wrrcsemo*rmer..emmamcolmemett...... Atr-Cooled 3 H.P. Gas Engines Electric Motors, Grinders mind Rollers Elesirlosi Appliances and Fixtranes LAVAL DEALER—Millioni,, Separators, Speedway Wates Iheters and Accessories. ifrtMe c9 at* and shallow well:Pressure Systems. McWhirter Electric PHONE 5',iX BRUSSELS, ONT.