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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-10-5, Page 5THE BRUSS POST WANT LOW-COST MILEG E? SEE US TODAY FOR NEW G alr:.gl+jj► E TIRES ELL! o No matter what car you drive . , . or how much money you have to spend , , . we have a Goodyear to suit your need and purse. Each is top value in its class , , . each Swill give you maximum blowout protection and extra skid resistance. i! TT ROS. PHONE: 82 GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE 54 McN r Shell Service Shellubrication Shell Household and Shell Petroleum Products General Repair Livestock Spray Parts and Aeeeeaorles Brussels, Ont. Phone AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE USED CARS 1941 Ford Coach, excellent condition 2-1929 Ford Coaches 1936 Plymouth Sedan, new motor. 1948 Austin Coach, mileage less than 10.000. John -Deere Tractors. A full line of Farm Machinery and parts. Timber:Rib Building and Aluminum Roofing. vv. J. Petrie John -Deere Implement Dealer Phone 58 — Brussels L. & W. Jackson Motors Ltd. Are having from day to day some ex- ceptionally Good Used Cars, late models, such as Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles, Fords, Plymouths and Dodges. They do not have the opportunity of advertising all these cars before they are sold. If you want any special model, make or style of a good used car, let Jackson's know, and When one comes in they will let you know. As they go to Press to -day, they have for sale : 2-1948 Chevrolet S,edans.in New Car Con- dition, one Style;rnaster and 1 Fleet - master. One of these cars is fully equipp- ed. Also 1947 Chevrolet Sedan. 1946 a to l lee l>!nc I�oAtc'Iti New ,Coir.; Colnditioii' -; TRUCKS- Jackson Motors aro offering ; 44939 .Ford Cab over Engine Tow -Truck, fiilly''equippr ed with Power Winch and Crane. WANTED Jackson Motors Limited are moving into their New Garage and want a First Class Mechanic and a First Class Body and Fend- er Man, L. &WJacksan Phone 161 otors Ltd. Listowel, Ont. V%TA•LA' EGG MASti ENRICHED 101300S1 EGG PROFITS ROE FARM$ MILLING'C0. ATWOOD, ONT. You can get Roe Feeds from:— F. Harrison, Moncrieff John Lamont, Ethel East Huron Produce, Brrssels ...uaeaecveIP ,nt11••••■•=1.111 IN MEMORIAM In memory of the late George McKay who passed away Oct. 7th, 1049 in his 70th year. Away in the beautiful trills of God By the valley of rest s fair Sofas time, someday, we know not when We will meet our loved one there. Sadly missed and ever remember- ed by his wife and family. LN MEMORIAM SPEIRAN—In loving memory of a devoted mother, Wilhelmina Spelrau, who passed away Oct. 6, 1932, and a loving father, George E. Speiran, who left us Jan. 6. 1930. " ,. Not Just to -day, but every day In silence we remember. Sadly missed, and ever remember. ed by the family, "Ontario Department of Labour" The Barbering Industry Blyth, Brussels, Lucknow, Teeswater and Wingham Zones W.HERAS the Minister of Labour has designated that part of Ontario described as the Village of Blyth, the Village of Brussels, the Village of Lucknow, the Village of Tees - water, and the Town of Wingham, in the Province of Ontario, as zones for the BARBERING INDUSTRY, which he has defined as all work done by barbers in,- (a) shaving or trimming a beard or moustaches; (b) cubti'ng, trimming, singeing. shampooing or dressing hair; (c) giving,- (1) facial massage; or (10„ scalp treatment; and (d) honing or stropping a razor, except where performed in barber schools licensed by The Industry and Labour Board under The Apprenticeship Act, and has received a petition requesting a conference of the employers and employees in the said indtsury and has authorized the convening of such conferecnce: '; a o, with the L -Head Engine ... A PART OF DODGE DEPENDABILITY You SAVE ¥ONEY every mile you drive with the Dodge simple -design L -Head engine. There are fewer moving parts to wear. Oil filter, floating oil intake, and air cleaners keep carbon and dirt from moving parts to reduce wear. Such "extra” features as four rings per piston, full length water jackets, lightweight alloy pistons and alloy exhaust valve sear inserts, result in savings on gas, oil, and repairs. Other leading features of the economical Dodge engine are explained on the right. . But in many other ways Dodge gives you nzore for your money. You could pay much more, and still not get all of Dodge roominess, beauty and ruggedness. Test for yourself the generous head, leg, and elbow room. Compare the "outlook" through the high, wide wind- shield. Note how easy it is to get in and out. Try out the new Dodge on the road and discover for 7ourself its flashing perfor- mance, driving ease, safety, and riding smoothness. No matter which way you look at_ it, your dollars will go further with Dodge ... and so will you. CHECK THESE "EXTRA" FEATURES WHICH ARE STANDARD EQUIPMENT ON THE NEW DODGE. Automatic electric choke; Automatic ignition key starting; Aluminum alloy pistons; Four rings per piston; Low pressure tires; Chain camshaft drive; Oil bath air cleaner; Oil filter; Floating oil intake; Hotchkiss drive; Safety - Rim wheels; Floating Power engine mounting; Choir -height seats; Full -width defroster vents. ALEX ANDERSON NOW THEREFORE T,A.KR. NOTICE th.ad't pursuant to the Industrial Standards Act, R,S.O. 1937, Chapter 191, a conference of the employers and employees engaged in. the said industry within the said zone is hereby summoned to meet In -the Brunswick Hotel, Wingha.nL, Ontario, on Wednesday, October 13th, 1949,. at the hour of 8:30 in the evening, for the purposes of investigating and considering the conditions of labour and the practices prevailing In the said Industry and for negotiating and submitting to the Minister of Labour a schedule pursuant to the Provisions, of the said Act: AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such schedtfle may contain pro- visions liming the prices which may be charged for each operation per- 4ormedt by employers and reniployees in the Barbeldn`I" Industty,, aad subject to the .approval of Elle in ,3•, , , duetry arra Labour Board, nn{1r the {StTNients! Shakespeare Nliniifter pf Labour, the 1 jelufenAnt 1 • ,r;,bve>'p'Q> in :Council may ''iledefd`' MEde Easy! thielnelt schedule shall bei binddtu -so, Enjoy Shakespeare0 " greatest „tttadtlr ^at employers and employees plays,• told in easy -to -read Ida/4'by In sa h. nduetry w1hich Includes all, , Jahns :frau ue aid illustrated with 'p`erSoneCin et.2 ,syAay , epgllged or bea1Et1E,u1 paint£ngs" deal for a serap- etlu$loyed in t31.i tzNonk or o)iblratlonn bookk) 'by 'Willy 1?ogany;" Tread these lteltided. in,, suolr irlvntry. ,... Sd s£4Yies of •Sh'a-kespeareiS• gi,'eateet 13ATEl) Af " Tlit tlf3s "-20th`. pays starting `'ln The Amerlean> clay of Sep g keri,y849 y: ;G I Weekly,, famon. With Ms'nagaalhe ' With ru r Ohas, Daley) . IN, unday,s:(Octobtii'' 9) '�ls9ne of .toe Minfstel o L`abottr betroii Sirhda 'limes. ` BLUEVALE Personals: Mr, and Mrs. Jack Shultz and family, Kincardine,Mr. and Mrs. W. N. McTaggart and son Scott, Goderich, Mrs, George Ed- gar, Kitchener, and, Miss Grace Golley, Wingham, held ' their an- nual get-tgether this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wdlson Thornton; Mrs. Fred MoCutcheon was the hostess Tuesday afternpon tar a special meeting of the Wo- man's Association of the Ebenezer congregation, at which Mrs, Charles Bosman supervised sewing for the bazaar to be held later in con- junction with the Blu,evale W, A.; Mrs, Brown, Dunnville, with Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton; Mrs. Will Moffatt, Sault Ste, Marie, with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Higgins; George Thornton is under the doctor's care; Mrs. Henry Owers and Mrs. Fred 'Hooper have left for their house at Welwyn,.Sask.,,after spend- ing fora months with their sisters, the Misses Jane and Adeline ' athero, and their brother, Henry It/fa.thers,, . L -HEAD OPERATION i5 'quieter, as all moving parts are inside the block. Fewer parts to wear or work loose assure longer life. Simple construction allows easy maintenance. FLOATING POWER is the •name given to the scientific Dodge method of mounting the engine on the chassis so that engine vibration is not transmitted to the body. Results in smooth, quiecoperation and long car life, 3 OIL filters thBATHe AairR beforeCLEANER it enters the carburetor. By keeping dust out of the en- gine, it cuts down repairs and lengthens engine life. A OIL FILTER ofmicronic �F type, filters even the smallest particles of carbon or dirt out of the oil and so reduces wear on bearings and cylinder walls for long, trouble-free engine life. 5 WEATHERPROOF IGNI- TION SYSTEM gives maximum protection against water and dirt for dependable a11 -weather operation. Distributor has a new splash -proof cap. Centre distributor brush has a 10,000 ohm carbon suppressor which allows a wider spark gap setting for better idling and low -speed performance. 6 AUTOMATIC CHOKE, The choke enriches the mixture by automatically reducing the proportion of air drawn through the carburetor during warm- up, to provide easy starting under all weather condi- tions. Saves fuel by pre- venting too rich an operat- ing mixture. 7 FLUID DRIVE on Custom C Dodge models lets you drive, relaxed, in high gear most of the time. It is par- ticularly effective on wet pavement, ice or mud, al- lowing smooth transfer of power withoutstalling. The Custom Dodge is still the lowest -priced car in Can- ada with Fluid Drive as standard equipment. BRUSSELS PHONE 82 NOTICE Latest equipment just installed Fluid Filling — Also Repairing Tractor Tires all sizes Immediate Service Given Phone 8 y e os61 SUNOCO GAS STATION Brussels, Ont. AUCTION SALE .. Farm Stock and Implements North -%a Lot 22, Con, 5, Morris -Twp.' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th Sale commences at 1 P.M. HORSES 1 matched show team, CATTLE 1 Durham cow tine March With 1 Durham cow dare April 12th 1 Durham cow due April 22nd 1 Derham cow not bred 1 blue cow dale May 28th' 2 1 -year-old Durham steers 5 spring Durham calves sows 2 sows with litter at foot IMPLEMENTS 1 Massey -Harris binder 7 ft 1 Deering mower 6 ft, 1 Massey -Harris loader' 1 Massey -Harris side rake 1 Frost k Wood dump rake r.• • 1, seed drill 1 Clover Leaf manure spreader .1 -wagon, 1 •'hay rack aid 'rakerilI k" 1 set scalae .` l',walking MMor 1. set. •harroirs 1 set eletatee 2' get, double :harness ane' eoiterp _,`'IGEOT r:il 160:.bugheig'.'oi mixed graft t 9 maws ef'b!ly ''1 rispTlLLANRIOLTS 1 Book stove wood or Boit 1 coal oil stove 1 coal heater 1 stone dash churn 1 cream separator Number at sap buckets •r „1. 1. syrup' strainer a Other articles too, numerate,`�tp Mention. 3F :nrsi?R' TERMS CASH W. J. BEIRNES, Prop. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer F. r. ,9-P o an t' zytF li .'^Cn l,'r. r�rt�7'IaC7 "Western Ontario's Most Modern F. Ye Service" ne 118. I-Iarriston CRANBROOK Mrs. Lynn Evans is home atter spending a week in Toronto. Mrs. Robt. Campbell is confined to her bed at the home of her son Stanley and Mrs. Campbell. Quite a number from this district are attending the Huron County; ploughing match on Tuesday. • WANTED— Approximately 400 square feet of used planking, suitable for cribing. Phone 38x -r-4 Walter Rose Poultry Farm MEMORIALS WINGHAM MEMOktLAL 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 w Man, MMM'MIYIMMMMMMMMMNIAIMM ; h9" FOR M INCREASED -- STEADY —PROFITABLE Egg Production FOLLOW TETE MASTER-FEEDLNG PROC.RM US ,.IiED HEAD EC,IG .MA 1I WITH •A 'NOON FEED'OF' MASTER;LAYING REI:I:i'S,J1Nli Y f irerx u Y da9 'SCRATCH tilArr llr maim' EMBER MEDIAS WHO 'Ac RECORDS • USE 'MASTER; MASIIR swum Fars an wan eF room emu SFARt VICK Aenes Mp �l N.Y r6N MEiggfiM M F• �.( woes aresumrsm. ' sge US, FOR YOUR FAL[.LSUPpL OYSTER . SHELL, dila AND CONCENTRATES. YOUR FRIENDLY MASTER FEEDS DEALER ss 1.C,;dams & Son Phone 99-r-4 Brussels 5'`WHo KEEP. RECORDS EVENTUALLY dt.•;