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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-2-15, Page 5• THE BRUSSELS P03T Wednesday, February 15th, 1950 Frop a FUZZ t Feathers 'se ASTER. ( 1 tl il. When you buy Master Cluck Starter you are buying a properly balanced ration. Master Chick Starter is tested at Master Feeds Laboratory and proved at the Master Experimental Farm. r'•iMMMM MMMMM MASTER BALANCED FESS Au cUasSt't-o;'r POULTST FARM LIVE STOP(',; FUR BEARING! ANn1ALS & DOGS `. MMMMM S MMMM *woo ELLIGISOU worm We carry Oyster Shell Concentrates Grit and Salt Your Friendly Master Feeds Dealer is : J. C.Mains i Articles For Sale - 1•ypewriteu's, Padding iviachines, Regsiters, Bought, Sold a: red. Safes, opened, corn - ons changed, uses antes J. W. Locking, 369 •• 24th St. W., Phone 2096w ¶.when Sound F. b. Homuthl Registered Optometrist "Modern Eye Service" Western Ontario's Most Phone 118, Harr,Iston USEL C FOR SALE 1948 Pontiac Sedan 1948 Dodge 5 -passenger Coupe 2-1947 Ford Sedans 1946 Chevrolet Sedan 1946 Chevrolet Sedan (Radio and Heater) 1946 Pontiac Coach 1941 Dodge Sedan 2-1940 Dodge Sedans 1941 Plymouth Coach 1940 Ford Coach 1939 Crevrolet Coupe 1938 Ford Coach 1938 Oldsmobile Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Coach 1935 Ford Coach 4—Model A Ford Coaches 1938 Plymouth Coach r h Tim`s .. KS NEW %a -ton, 3A -ton and 1 ton Pick Up Trucks USE T UOKS 1948 Chevrolet 1 -ton Pick Up 1942 Chevrolet %s -ton Pick Up 1947 Ford 2 -ton Truck 1945 Chevrolet 2?/„ -ton Truck 1942 G. M. C. 3 -ton Truck 1948 Fargo %-ton Truck a kso i °tors LtdO Your General Motor Dealers sins Ferguson 'Tractor and Ferguson System Implement Dealers "Service With A Smile" Listowel, Ont. Phone 161 Make more Money fro . STURDIER Pullets with ROE VITA -GROW ROE vi#tittile4EEDS dd`` ROE FARMS MaING CO., ATWOOD, ONT. PEOPLE WE KNOW ADMINISTRATORS SALE * * * Mr, Dick Elliott is confined,to hi iris home with illness. * * * Air, and Airs, Bell, Teewater, were Sunday^ visitors with Mr. and Mrs D. Elliott. * * * Mr. Cordon Lane, Toronto, was a week -end visitor with Inas parents Rev, A, and Mrs. Lape, * * * Mr, and Mrs, Donald McRae of Toronto were home last week visiting with his mother Mn. T. T. McRae, • * * Louis Blake, 14th con, Grey, is in Whrgha.m hospital with a broken leg received in a car accident last week, * * * - Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Welsh attended the funeral of Mrs. Welsh's sister Mrs. Wm. Smith .in Palmerston last week. * * * 'Gordon Bradshaw, son of Mr, and Mrs.R , Bradshaw, 2nd line Grey, is 'still confined to Wingham hospital suffering from a broken leg. The accident occurred recently when. he was playing hockey in the Brussels arena, s 'offered for sale on Battelle/ the 2fiith, tlaY of Feb' ruary 1950a the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the office of S5oawfor'd and Hetherington in the Village of Brussels. The following real Estate Dwelling house and Int in the Village of Brussels and being composed of lot number 392. ()n the premises Is said to be situate a small com- fortable dwelling home. The property will be offered sub- jeot to a reserve bid. The pro- perty may be inspected any day by calling at the premiees. Terms 10% on elate of sale Balanne in 30 days • when possession will be given. For further particulars apply to the •undersigned. Dated at Brussels this 11(11 day of Feb. 1950, Crawford' & Hetherington Brussels, Ont. Solicitors for the Estate. Lewis Rowland Brussels, Ont, Auctioneer, To Close the Peltate of the late Susannah \A, atson there will be * n * * e * * * * SAI rr A-'+Vrte, S a, 0 0 o/ iw S. 9 * Fiewelling Davidson Daffodils and mums decorated Melville United Church, Fergus, for the marriage of Audrey, daughter of Charles R. Davidson and the late Mrs. Davidson of Brussels, to Floyd Flewelling, son of Mr, and Mrs. E. Flewelling of Fergus. The wedding was performed on Saturday, Feb, 4th et 2,30 p. m. by the Rev, Mr, Ashton, The bride, given in marriage by her, father, was gowned in floor lrnelth brocaded satin with fitted bodice., fingertip sleeves and sweet- heart neckline. The skirt extended into a short train. Hr veil, caught at the head with white Poses, fell be- yond the train of her 'dress, She wore a three strand pearl necklace. FT'r flowers were a sheaf of red roses. Mrs. L. E. McCauley, was her sis- ter's matron, of honour. Her dress of yellow taffeta hacl a fitted' bodice and gatliei'ed skirt, with matching headress and gloves. She carried a nosegay of daffodils and carnations, The bridesmaid, Mrs. Cleve Davidson, sister -lin -law of the bride, wore an identical gown in mauve. Mise ,Indy McNamara niece of the groom wore blue net over taffeta.. with matching headresa, ,She carried a basket M. roses, carnation and 'daf- fodils, Master Kevin McCtuley nephew of the brtde, in white flannels, and blue blazer, was ring hearer. Mr, 17ar1 Flewelling Kitchener, was his brother's groomsmran. Ushers were Messrs, Calvin Dav- idson. brother of the bride, and Harold Johnston brother-in-law of the groom, The wedding music was played by Mr, Pratt, Fergus, Mrs. Gemmell,' Fergus. sang "Because." Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlour, The bride's table was centred with a three tier wedding cake on pink tulle. Pink and white ribbons, with match- ing candles, and silver dishes were used. Tho dinner was served to thirty five guests by ladles of the church. Guests were reowived by the brides grandmother, Mrs, T. O. Davidson of Brussels, stressed in black crepe. Her corsage was red roses, The groom's chose a dress of teal with a corsage of red roses, For a wedding trip to Niagara Palls and Buffalo the bride wore a muskrat coat over a green taffeta dress. Her accessories were green with a corsage of red roses. Mr. and Mrs, Flewelling will live in Fergus, Gut of town guests present at the wedding were from; Brussels, Elora, Guelph, St, Mary's, Toronto, Waterloo, Kitchener and Clinton. MR. CHAS. BLACKSTONE Piano and Organ Tuning and Repairing Phone 119 Blyth, Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pepless bleu, Women Get New Vim, Vigor, Vitality 843, goVilbyo to these weol, always 1(000 teoling-, p0 0000100 awn norvou nols d0 1 p s a to ', Mtn bIoOU: sot up (5 ll1ry truwh be p0apy all to YO havtl 11-n of 100 loot V rh o oma t ty v tv n n v ,info d0troR. Y N Mt blOO,1 Iron vItothin((000 til, 00101110, IlllosbbsUoC. Mt Wilding, , I atrongt aptoot OEIInu 0011 e 00000. 0 - tlttlO /'400 "5 app0tlto, 01,+!00(00 bawgor0 Costs 00100, stow " eE a0Aa01 005, Ota- Intel 505'111-1 01 L2ithl0 VO Y day.At 01100005 bid CIassifii (t' s. FOR SALE -- House and lot on Princess Street. Mrs, Jas. Kerr ' Phone 51-r-9, FOR SALE— I Durham cow, 7 years old, due to freshen in March; also 2 coal brooder stoves, Apply t0 Thos, McFarlane Phone 34-r-11 NOTICE Radiator Cleaning and Repairing at reasonable cost. Try Bluevalel Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles. 1 ITelephone Harry Elliott 648W-1 Wingham, , 7 A lv- {_' c.'"ra p vN (intended for last week) Airs. R. Miliiagen of Bluevale re- cently visited with Mr. and Mrs Lincoln Martin, Doug+sld Strachan and Will King visited Peter McEwen on Sunday. Mr. Mc10wen is seriously 111 in Wing - ham Hospital, Mr. William Nicholson, who re- cently solid his farm, is retiring to Bluevale; he bought Ronald Mulligan home. Lloyd Warwick visited recently at Wingham. Mrs, Andrew Lamont is spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs. Peter Me Owen at Blluevale. Two gas tanks are installed at Morris hank. they are ready for ser vice to the public. Ted Wilson son of Tom Wilson and the late Mrs. Wilson, was recently married to Helen Thompson of Wing - ham. Their m•an.y friends in Jamestown wish the young couple, "Best wishes." They will reside in Ltstawel, The Federation Farm Forum Is well natronizod this season, where many topics of interest are dtsucssed. Duncan McDonald of Port Eigin was a' recent visitors with friends in this t vicinity. Miss Tole Willis Ls snendir FOR SALE — OIL SPACE HEATER Large site Coleman, Perfect con- dition, used only as accessory heater In stole. — $95.00, Wood's Store Phone 24 FOR SALE — Large quantity used lumber, steel roofing, and square timber at Mit- chell, Walton and Ethel. Apply to Geo. Wood, Mitchell or 7. C. Lamont, Ethel, Ont. FOR SALE — You'll want chicks, no doubt of that. It's still early chicks that catch best markets. Bray's, of course. Get your order in, delivery now or later. Agent Wm, Glen Bray, Ethel. FOR SA LE— Hygienic buppt.r:a /Rubber it oode) u.ai'rd postpaid in plain. sealed enelope with price est. Six sample 25c, 24 samples, $1.00. Mail Order Dept. M.33 _Qov-Rubber Co.. :,,ox 91, Hamilton. Ont. HELP WANTED FEM- ALE — Lady in Brussels to earn money in her spare time. Be the 'Avon repre- sentative. For particulars write The Manager, Mrs: M. E. Stock. 5511/2 Queen St. South, Kitchener, Ont. FOR SALE— Bray Chicks. You'll need them later if not now. Get price list, literature. Immediate or later de- livery, mixed, pallets, cockerels, Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel. HELP WANTED MALE -- Man with ear to take over profit - table established Watkins route in nearby, locality, Must be between the ages' of 25 to 55. Credit furnish- ed right party, Write, The 7.-R. Watkins Co., 350 St. Rock St, Mon - real, Que, Key 0-B-4. TENDERS WANTED — time with her sinter. Mrs. Clarence Ruell near Herriston, 0 Rumen Mrs, WilfredWarwick and: two children. of Morris, are emending this week with her pal-en.ts•, Mr. and i e's: David McLennan. Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Kennedy anent Sunday with relatives on the 2nd, Con. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Meer' of Corrie, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Soleil Breckenridge, Mr, and Mrs. Clifton McDonald and family of Auburn. were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Robert McDonald on Sunday. Knox United Church, Belgrave, had o very successful year, as all reports showed at the annual meeting. The newest organization of the church, the Evening Auxiliary of the W. M. S., has a membership 'of 17. Follow- ing is the personnel of the official board; session, moderator, Rev. W. 7. Moores; Abram Procter, J. T. Coultes, Harry IlioCleuaghan, ' James Mic'hisy Stewart Procter, Al- bert Vincent, Chris. Nethery, Ed- I gar • Wigh+tman,. William Kelly, Gordon Walsh, J. C. Propter: board of stewards, Harold Procter, ' George Nirartin,‘`' George Michie, A. Coulees, A. Rieman, H. Vincient, R. 71, Coultes, George Johnston, Leslie Bolt; trustee hoard, A. Vincent, C. Nethery, M, (lrasby, 7. E, Mc - t vellum, H. Wheeler. The anneal meeting of the Library Board was hsid in the library room at the arena, Mrs. L, Vanuan tools the chair for the election of officere. The following will compose the board for' 1950; A. 17. Nethery, C. R. Conites, James Anidsrsson, Geo. Johnston, Stewart Procter, Bruce Scott, and Mrs. Walter Scott, Total " theme for the year tuns $200,69. tata4 Menge, 9176.74; balance, I90;95. The officers for the year are; eheirman, George Johnston; ' deputy c Heiman, C. R. 'COnites; iibrarian, Mrs, L. Vernon; secretary - treasurer, Rev, W. , , Moores. 'Mail 'will be a ehlldt'en's story hour front 13180 to 4:30 every Saturday atter robe, Tenders will be 'received for wiring f S,S. No. 4 Grey Twp., until Feb. 20. Specifications may be seen at. Wm. Smith's, Lot 6, Con, 5,-' Grey rwp., Phone 58-11-8. J. Carl Hemingway, Sen.-Treas. FOlt SALE— Good business place with brick dwelling attached in good village. Also a few good houses. Also good farms well eauipped. J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Brussels, Ont, NOTICE — If it's a built in cupboard you need, or have any furniture or antiques in need of - .repairs, contact M. A. Fraser, Rhone 17-r-19 Brussels. Work guaranteed. GOR SALE - 8 It. cedar posts at,45e each 9ft. anelior and brace posts $1.25 Braces 50c, Stakes 20c .Also a quantity of wood, mostly cedar and tamarack, good and dry. 92.50 cord, at. the pile or $3,00 de- livered, Bill Turnbull, Brussels. A.R. 2. Phone 28-r-14, FARMERS — Now is the time torder your Spring Farm Implements. If you are. thinking of getting a - double disc for tractor or a spring' tooth harrow or a set of drag harrows or a plow or cultivator or a rubber tired wagon. Ask for Price on Otaco from Geo, Wesenburg, Phone 56=r-9 Brussels. Sou Which Will Pay Off In Trouble -Free Driving 1949 Chev. F1 �etline Coach (Heater, Visor etc,) 1949 Mercury Sport Sedan (Radio, Fresh Air Heater) 1949 Ford Custom Sedan 1948 Special Deluxe Plymouth Sedan (Radio and Heater) 1948 Ford Coach 1946 Chev. S _den 1946 Ford Coach 1940 'Pontiac 5 Passenger Coupe (Radio) 1936 Dodge Sedan (Radio) These are good clean cars, winterized, Priced to Sell. Look over ow- line-up of lower priced Transportation and Truck Bargains Get that better deal at Stae.t Sto howe Limited Ford - Monarch Dealer L>stowef Phone 66 WALTON The regular, meeting of the W.M.S. was hell in the church basement on Feb. 8th- Mre. J. McDonald pre- sided for the meeting. The meet- ing opened with the theme, "The Church the Household of Faith' The secretary's report was read and adopted. Mrs. A. Coutts gave the treasurer's report in the absence of the treasurer, Mrs, N. Reid. Plana were made concerning the Easter Thank Offering meeting, also for the World Day of Prayer Program, Mrs. A Coutts leader of the McKillop group, then had charge of the meet- ing. During the worship service Me was assisted -by Mrs. J. McDonald and Mrs. D. Watson. Chapter 5, of Growing with the years, was used for the program. She was assisted by Mrs. Fox, Mrs. C. W ey, Mrs, Schede, Mrs. D. Watson and Mrs. G. Mc - Gavin. Hymn 878 was sung. The meeting closed with prayer by the Leader, The February meeting of the Women's Association of Walston United Church was held in the ohurch with the President presiding. Mrs. W, J. Bennett opened the meeting with prayer. The secretary report was given by Mrs, Silas Johnston and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Caatts in the absence of the treasurer Mrs, R. McMichael. Sev- eral everal items of business• was taken up and motion passed. Plans were made to have a St. Patrick social in the church and to bring in a play at a later date. The meeting closed by repeating the Mizpah benediction. LEA WEBER SEEDS OF KITCHE,NER — Are announcing to the farmers and gardeners of this community that the have a representtative for your con- ventence to order your requirements for spring planting season. We have everything In seeds, grain, corn, grass seeds, permanent pasture and garden seeds. Place your order or ingnire from Geo. Wesenburg, Phone 5e -r-9. FOR BALE— Meet/tic motors rewound and re - `Inured. !Upon workmanship. Moder• Ine ,Ytf prices. MAN motors M eh. bettoer tnaualrlev. Ne Ontario, street, !;.,1. tlfo'attsrd, Oat. >•r eNeflt$s `ew v kk Shellubricatlon Shell Household and Snell Petroleum Products General Repair Livestock Spray Parts ane Accessories rhone 77-7-6 Brussels, Ont. AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE POULTRY —. EGGS — FEED/ 11:e o c 4 v. r s Each Locker Insured Against Fire, Phone 80 — Brussels, Ont. eMiNisiseasee .1 • •-- REPAIRED and RECOVERED — Chesterfields and Occasional Chair& Also Rebuild Mattresses Pick-up and eUevered S>tecarts . a .., Stratford (Jpt okstering Co. 43 Brunshwick Street Stratford, Ont. Enquire at -- D. Aa RA.NN Furniture and Funeral Service Phone 36 or 85 Dress to%M, Ont,