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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-12-14, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST INCREASED — STEADY —PROFITABLE txti FOLLOW THE MASTER FEEDING PROGRAM. USE RED HEAD EGG MASH WITH A NOON FEED OF MASTER LAYING PELLETS AND SCRATCH GRAN AT NIGHT. REMEMBER FEEDERS WHO KEEP RECORDS USE MASTER. MASTER BALANCED FEEDS ALL CLASSE9.OF POULTRY FARM LIVE STOCA FUR BEARING ANIMALS & DOGS SEE US FOR YOUR FALL SUPPLY OF OYSTER SHELL, GRIT AND CONCENTRATES. YOUR FRIENDLY MASTER FEEDS DEALER '� Ada IS Sony Brussels FOR SALE -- 100 acme farm Morris. Phone 32-r-17 on the 3rd :Jae of Gor lea Wa`ker MEMORIALS WINGEs,M MEMO' UAl.. SHOP famous for Artistic Memorials at very reasonable prices. Always a large stock in choice& granites to chose from Cemetery lettering a specialty All modern machinery R. A. SPOTTON POR SALE— Electric motors rewound and re paired. Expert wor manahip. Mole` orleca. tw.w motors in stook .- esettger Intimater*, ti4S Ontario, threat, Stratford, Ont. I ypewriters, Adding Machines, Cash Regsiters, Bought, Sold & Repaired. Safes, opened, com- binations changed, used safes ootiyht. J. W. Locking, 369 - 24th St. W.. shone 256 — Wingham, Ona !''hone 2096w Owen Sound Shell Sery € Brussels, Ont. Shellubricatioe Shell Household and ,Shell Petroleum Prodac General Repair Livestock Spray Parts ana Accessorise rhane 77---6 AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE ars 1948 11ontiac Sedan — Radio — Heater 1947 Chevrolet Sedan (Ike new) 1936 Oldsmobile Sedan 1935 Pontiac Sedan Ad ru'o 8 1946 Ford 2 -ton truck with new stock rack and new tires 1946 Chevrolet 21/3 -ton truck with stock rack 1933 Ford 1/2 -ton panel 4 cylinder 1939 Ford Cab -over -engine Tow Truck with Power Lift. 1 new 1/2 -ton Pick -Up. Tra t Cockshutt Tractor — used 1 year 2 new Ferguson Tractors. L. Jacks n rs otors Id. Your General Motor Dealers and Ferguson Tractor and Ferguson System Implement Dealers "Service With A Smile" Listowel, Ont. Phone 161 Classified Aden FOR SALE— ' 11 pigs, 6 months old. Roy Bennett, Walton. FOR SALE -. , 2 1929 Ford coaches Model A. Phone 77•r-0 McNeill's Garage WANTED— Land for growing Heoky E'lax. Contact Phone 74, Seaforth FOR SALE — 3 Cows, freshen in Feb. Martin Bean, R. R. 3 Walton, Phone 37-r-16 Brussels, LOST— $5,00 bill on Brussels Main St., Finder please leave at the Brussels Post, (reward), FOR SALE— Cockerel .Spaniel, spied, 3 months old. give him a live Christmas box, M. A, Fraser Phone 17-r-19. LOST In Brussels a sum of money in a small black change purse, Pinder kindly leave at the Brussels Post. (reward), FOR SALE 5 Beagle and Walker Fox Hounds, 6 months old, ready to run, Cordon Louttit, Wroxeter, Phone 11-r-3 Wroxeter, . Frio SALE- ry-_ rreeienic ;,,u,nm,e,= (Rubber t4nndsl p'etnaid in plain sealed envelope - •,,mth price 1st. -Bis sample 95c, 24 monies, $1,00 Diad Order „ant. M.33 Nov -Robber Co.. - Hamilton, Ont._—` NOTICE — .2 Bennewies Appliance Service — Wiring contracts, Lynn Range Oil Bnrners sales and service free demonstration. Phone 680W $eaforth or write, FOIL SALE— Good business place with brink dwelling attached in good village, Also a few good houses. Also good farms well equipped. .T. C. Long, Real Estate Broker. Brussels. Ont, Ttx Rev. 'Leland C. Jorgenson conduct- ed communion service at Knox Pres- byterian Church on Sunday morning, Four young people were received by profession of faith and two by certificate, The ordinance of bap- tism was observed by the follow- ing; Wendy Jeanne daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas MacEwan; Sharon Ruth Anne, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Warwick; Mary Katherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lillow; Connie Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hemming; David Park, son of Mr. Leland and Mrs. Jor- genson. The subject of the message was the condition, the tragedy and the result of being luke warm. Farewell Sermon ! Next Sunday Mr, Jorgenson will preach his lest sermon before leaving for his new oharge 4n Mississippi. At the morning service at the United Church Rev. S. A. Burden, Preached the first in a series of three sermons the subject being "Christ — Who is He?" The choir sane as an anthem, "Gentle Mary Laid Iier Child," a enrol wriitten by Dr, Joseph (look, a former min- ister in the Methodist :Church here. The Sunday School pupils in both churches are preparing a Christ- mas entertainment. Personals; Miss Eileen McKin- ney, Loudon, with Mrs, W. H. McKinney; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKinney, Toronto, with friends; Mrs. Nelson Cardiff, Brussels, with Mrs. MacEvean and Peter; Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Adair with Mr, and Mrs, Oliver Solloway near Wrox eters Mr. and Mrs, Whitfield a Cranbrook,, A. blinding blizzard kept a good number from attending the Christina ',meeting of the Women's institute at the community hall here on Thurs day afternoon. in the absence of the president, Mrs. J, H. Smith pre sided. There were some novel and Skinny nen, wenten gain 515 obs. Sot New Pep, Vim, Vigor ghM a W UI, Stony Rube au ea •• uAb. Cobrr0 as 5D' POOR no 1oe¢or .e,00v; 0040Y to,00 nos , ,y 510017 "boon-mwlo' look. Tha0, , 0 of women, moo whq neyrr 00wd 40(0 fun now mil 011 05o 0 y, hnrdthhe-lo0Rlnit j'so0.00050 lid ores tlmmolioo>t, Invigorators, lro*, ♦1ta(Wldn 0 d‘'``OM�tlon 145010 ,lUloOd, Or giro i o Don'SA And u somO00' t Semmon Son banes DOS6}. SAO (00 Stop Whoa 701( ve VOLA dm aMk9 �M2 qN OnJr nbW s is s for nOw f' A interesting answers to the roil call, "Memories of Christmas from child- hood." A solo was contributed by Mrs, Archie Parker, Gifts and cash donations were received for the "C+hristntas ,Cheer" boxes, Rev, L, C. Jorgensen, the gueet speaker, used "The Christmas Song", as the sub- irct of hie message. Mrs, Alex Cor- rigan conducted a musical contest, bringing to mind titles of many old- time songs. Lun0h was served by Mrs, George Thomson and Mrs. McKinn oy, CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS BY-LAW NO. 7th, 1949 WHEREAS it is expedient to fix by law the rates chargeable for water 00reiee supplied by the Corporation et the Village of Brussels, AND WHEREAS for this purpose it is expedient to pass the following by-law, NOW THEREFORE the Munici- nal Corporation of the Village of Prnssels enacts as follows; 1. All perdons being supplied with water, domestic or commercial, by the Corporation of the Village of Brussels shall pay for the sante in accordance with the following schedule of rates: Demestic Minimum Rate $15,00 per Tear net, Phis 86,00 if toilet is eon- nreterl, Total With three-piece bath - mom 821.00, Commercial Rate 25c per 1000 gels, 2. The said rates shall be billed for by the Cnrnoration at such Periods and such times as they from time to time deride and any default of pay - Wilt within ten days after the date '+f the OS id billing shall constitute default in payment. 3. The Corporation in addition to 'orienting the said rates in all usual manners shell in addition thereto I`^m-e a lien or charge on the lands eeneerned and the said rates so In ilefsnit may be added to the collec- tor's roll end collected in the same manner as other municipal taxes, 4. The Corporation shall in addition tlsereto have- the right at any time to discontinue the water service for non-payment or any other breach of its regulations and the persons affected shall have no recourse for said act. 5. Any person or persons, firm or corporation requiring water service CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS Bs' -LAW NO. 0th, 1949 A by-law to regulate end gove plumbers and the plumbing Bu 11000 in the Village of Brussels. WIrj4IiltAS it is expedient th some controie be exercised ov Plumbing and 'installation of plum ing instahnents in the Village 0 t)rusanls. AND WHEREAS it Is expedien to pass a by-law regulating the same NOW THEREFORE the Muntci pal Connell of the Corporation of the Village of Brussels enacts as follows; 11) No person, firm. or eorpor- ;'inn, a resident or located in the Village of 1371105010 shall carry on in 'sbele nr in part the bustnez5 of Plumbing without first having ob- tained a license and permit from the eorporation as hereinafter de - fin ed, (2) No person„ firm or corporation who ern non-residents or located out - Ado the Village of Brussels shall) carrq on in whole nr in part or do ny Plumbing work within the con awation without first having obtain - ti a permit es herinafter defined. 3) All perons. firms and torpor tion as defined; in "Paragraph "1" ' hall obtain on or before time first clay of January, each year, a license to carry on or do any plumbing work within the corporation of the Village of Brussels which said license e'hnll expire en the thirty-first day el' December of the same year un- less renewed and they shall pay for such license at the sum of fifteen dollars annually, ri) No person, firm, or corporation so licensed shall make any install- ations within the corporation of the Village of Brussels without first having obtained a permit for such new individual installation. Slush permits shall be in the discussion of the Municipal Council and, if grant "01, there will be no charge for same. (5) No person, firm or corporation as defined in Paragraph (2) .shall be licensed at all and shall he permit- ted by the Municipal Corporation to unrlerfake any indvidual job or jobs from time to time and for such permit the fee shall be fifteen dollars and such permit shall only be valid for the particular job ap- plied for and a similar permit or the payment of a similar fee will be necessary for each. individual job rn si- at er b• 11 tI! shall apply to the Cm'poratton by being undertaken by any of the written application for -the same persons, firms or torportions, and in Bald application real] under- (6) Any person, firm, or corporation take to abide by all the rules. and I failing to obtain such permit as re - regulations imposed from time to fcrred to by those in Pargraph. (1) time by the said Corporation; shall, at the option of the Council 1 r, Time said Corporation shall not be in 'addition to all of the penalties oblige`) to supply water service to forthwith, have his license suspend- a any person, Corporation or 'firm. ed Wednesday, December 14t1t, 1049 D�! Y :I UKE COMFORTOUO Would you enjoy driving at high speeds protected by a "LIFEGUARD BODY", relaxing on the new buoyant restful seat cushions and being able to TALK IN WHISPERS? The "Sound Conditioning" of the new 50 Ford has gone far beyond expectation. 1„ We invite YOU to drive this great new car and see for yourself this new "Sound Conditioning" as well as other changes that make the Ford "50" ways new for "50" at Stan Stonehouse Ltd Listen to John Strong and the News each morning at 8.30 a. m. over CKNX. YOU ALWAYS DEAL BETTER WHEN YOU DEAL WITH Stan Se neho ase ..Uri ed Ford - Monarch Dealer Listowel Phone 66 tooatleaNzeilliftammita.....ourre....aveismausumanguenasamensi211511MMENIROW/78/./..CitilfaMEI8606192110.111=1.2.9111 mm features' a Television set. '` The party was considered a great success andreflects credit on Wes. McCutoheon the Chairman and his committee who planned the affair. H 0. B. AT-HOME Members Of Huron County 01d Boys Association of Toronto gather- ed at Casa Loma on Tuesday, even- ing, November 22nd, for their annual Atliome. Large number of Old Boys and their friends assembled at the "Castle" for this enjoyable social event. Guest were received by President and Mrs. K. C..Stanbury, Vice -Presi- dent and Mrs, Gordon Fowler, and Vice -President and Mrs, Robt. Leiper, Bridge and Euchre held the at- tention of many guest in the Censer story. Euchre prize winners were Mos. M. Irvine, Mr. B. Tones and DIr, Gardiner. Bridge winners were, Mrs. E. J. B. Duncan and Dr. Got, len Ferguson. The Ballroom was the focal centre of the evening's entertainment, Numerous prizes were presented and during intermission a mysterious "Mr. Huron" was unveiled In the person of Mr. Harvey Messer, prom- inent Wingham Old Boy. Luck draw prize winners included: air. and Mrs, Davis Moore, • Mr, Hill- man, Mrs, Ray Covell, Miss Ann Moore, Mr. Ernie Blacker, Miss Florence Wright and Miss Sadie Walker. Elimination Dance winners ncluded Mrs. E. Hunter and Mr. Bill Connor and Mrs. Harvey Messer nd Mr. Fergie. Guests enjoyed refreshments in he snack bar which this year 1111)1100 it sees fit and shall not bek. (7) Every person, firm or cor- liable ih any event for failure or dis- ',oration who is guilty of any con- niption of the water service. travention of this by-law shall in Read a first and second time and addition to any other remedy to I third and finally passed this 6th which the corporation may be en - day of December, A. D. 1949. titled shall incur a - G. R. Campbell, Cleric. penalty not ex- ceeding fifty dollars exclusive of R. B. Cousins, Reeve. costs 00 conviction before a maxi, I trate under the Summary Convictions MONCRIEFF Act and any firm so levied and any Mrs. A. McTaggart was named costs so imposed - shall be levied and president of the Woman's Aid for collected in the manner provided under the, Summary Convictions 19.50 and Mrs. Alex Speiran was named to the same post in the Women's Missionary +Society when those two groups of the Monerieff rotted Church held their regular Dreenuber meeting at the home of Mrs, Alex Mann. in the search for a church care - fetter for the coming year a com- mittee including Mrs. Mark Baillie end Mrs, A, McTaggart was formed, The W. A. voted to give 3125 to the missionary and maintenance funds. Other officers in the W. A. are : Mrs, FT. Ltdgintmm, first vice-presi- den; Mrs. Leonard Machan, treas- urer; Mrs, 0. Harrison, secretary; Mrs. Roy Patterson. Mrs. Mark Baillie, Mrs, Allen McTaggart and Mrs. Ti, McNaught, visiting com- mittee. Besides its president the W. M. S. stale of officers, brought in by Mrs. Bailie, are ; Mrs, Scott Mc- Lean, airst vice-president; Mrs, Alex Mann, secretary; Mrs. B: t4 Ferg; tree elll'el'; Mrs, 117. Baillie, Mission monthly; Mrs, William Smith, Mrs. 1i, McLean and Olive Speiran, mission hand officers. Four members, Mrs, Ludington, Mrs, Bantle, Mrs. Harrison and Mrs.' MdTaggart, presented, a candle light program and Olive Speiran gave a solo. DRESS UP FOR CHRISTMAS Dress up your table! Dress up your Christmas treel See recipes for roast goose, fruit sauce, m Istleoe ache and other holiday treats. Make your own Christmas tree decorations. See hte easytotollow instructions in .the Amerioan Weekly, great magazine with. this Sunday`s (becember 18) issue of Detroit Sunday Tines. Art, and, in default of payment, the guilty person, firm or torpor- atlon shall be liable to imprison- ment in the common gaol for any Period not exceeding ten days. (8) This by-law shall take effect on the first day of January, 1950. Read a first and second time and passed this 24th day of October, A, D. 1940, Read a third time and finally passed this 6th day .of December, A. D, 1949, R, B. Cousins, Reeve. G. R, Campbell, Clerk, COWS - $2.50 each HORSES- $2.50 each HOGS - .50 per cwt. according to sine and condition Phone oollsoe BRUSSELS -- 72 INGERSOLL — 21 William Stone' -$ons, Ltd. INGERSOLL, ON'f0RIO F. F . Ifomuth Registered Optometrist Yestern Ontario's Most . Iodern Eye Service" ne 118, Hcirrfston Renfrew Cream Separators and Milkers Fleury -Bissell Discs, Plows, Manure Spreaders, Lime an. rertt'zer Sowers, Spring -tooth Harrows Land Packers, Rubber -Tired Wagons. Oliver Tractors, both wheel tractors and crawlers, Plows, Discs, Spreaders, Mowers, Hay Loaders, Smalley Forage Blowers and Hammer Mills We also have repairs for Oliver-Cockshutt Tractors MORRITT & WRIGHT Implement Dealers for Oliver Implements Telephone 4 and 93. Blyth, Ont. Proper feeding pays off in larger egg production and larger profits. Experienced and successful poultrymen have found that you can't beat Roe Vita -Lay Egg Mash for results. Made right in Western Ontario for Western Ontario needs, this high-quality feed is chock-full of pro- teins, vitamins and minerals that mean more money for you from your flocks. PFM." t ROE FARMS MILLING CO., ATWOOD, ONT. Yon can get floe 1'soett front -'- F. Harrison, Monclrieff John Lamont, Ethel East Huron Produce, Bonsai.