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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-3-1, Page 5Red tars, ser r - con. , ose con• Lrk's of the in vays It aye, ads, oted, the lied. sage help ere This led." r off pen, here ork Red eeks ards wire - Aid, Hos- deer )ard, roes, sdon Iroise onai Ont• thhi neer the lada not ver - in r Red it bite milia the 's a re - From FUZZY to Feathers se Ir, 113tWTJ d ' When you buy Master Chick Starter you are buying a properly balanced ration. Master Chick Starter is tested at Master Feeds Laboratory and proved at the IArst:Ir EXperimental Farm. MMM MMMMg1 MASTER BALANCED FES S ALL nestn er POULTRY FARM LIVE sIocM FUR HAMA ANIMAL! ; DOOR We carry Oyster Shell Ccncenn 1'at_e5 Grit and Salt Your Friendly Master Feeds Dealer is J. C. Adams St Suri ?hone 99-r-4 Brussels •Articles For Sale Typewriters, Adding machines, Regsiters, Bought, Sold bhp red. Safes, opened, ons changed, used it. J. W. Locking, 369 - 24th St. W., Phone 2096w Owen Sound conr- safes liomut/ Registered Optometrist "Modern Eye Service" Western Ontario's Most Phone 178, Harriston USED CARS FOR SALE 1948 Pontiac Sedan 1947 Chevrolet Coach, radio and heater 1946 Chevrolet Sedan, radio and Heater 1946 Chevrolet Sedan, Heater 1946 Pontiac Coach 2-1947 Ford Sedans 1941 Plymouth Coach 1940 Plymouth Sedan 1940 Hudson Sedan 1938 Oldsmobile Sedan 1938 Ford Coach 1938 Plymouth Coach 1935 'Ford Coach 1935 Chevrolet Coach 1933 Chevrolet Coupe 1930 Ford Coach 1929, Ford Coach NEW RUCKS 1/2 ton, % ton, 1 ton and 3 ton trucks in stock USED TRUCKS 1948 Chevrolet 1/g -ton Pick up with DeLuxe Cab 1948 Chevrolet 1/2 -ton Pick' Up with Standard Cab 1946 Ford 2 -ton Stake Truck 1945 Maple Leaf 21/2 -ton Stake Truck 1942 G. M. C. 3 -ton Truck 1933 Ford 1/2 -ton Panel 2 New Ferguson Tractors for immediate delivery. L. &W. Jackson ears ltd. Your General Motor Dealers and Ferguson Tractor and Ferguson System Implement Dealers "Service With A Smile" Phone 161 Listowel, Ont. POULTIRY EGGS - FEED C. W. BRAY'S PRODUCE ColdStorage Lockers Each Locker insured Against Fire. Phone 80 - BrusseI5, Ont. Classified Ads. 1 FOR SALE—, Quantity of haY, apply to Jack fI Chamberlain, Con, 6 Grey, Phone 40r4 J I --- J FOR SALE 1•Ieuae and lot en Princess Street, 1 Mrs, Jas. Kerr Phone 51-r-9, 1 FOR SALE • Boy's tube skates, size 4 • APp1y at the Brussels Post, ,�rrl 1n fair I , FOR SALE -- 1942 Dodge Truck, 1•ton, condition. 1 Brussels Creamery Phone 22 J FOR SALE— A load of Coke expected this week - i end, 13. I.1, Fear, Ethel . Phone 22-r-14 1 EMPLOI':MENT WANTED; Experienced girl wants domestic work; have references tram town, Apply at the Brussels Post, NOTICE -- Quantity of Hay baled and loose, Edgar McDonald, Phone Molesworth 3-r-8. FOR SALE — Molntosh Red Apples $1,00 bushel. It baskets returned. Bill Blake Phone 42-r-8. FOR SALE - 20 cords of Dim Wood 12" Long, at lot 15, Con. 9 Morris. $3.25 cord at pile. Phone 18-r-8 Brussels. NOTICE — Radiator Cleaning and Repairing at reasonable cost. Try Blnevale Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles Ttelephone Harry Elliott 648W-1 Wingham. FOR SALE -:-- Hygienic Supplies (Rubber floods) mA11nd postpaid in plain. sealed envelope wi'h price list. Six sample 25c, 24 samples, $1.00. Mail Order Dept. M.33 Nov-Rnhber Co.. Bee 91, Hamilton, Ont. NOTICE — The last ditcoent date for Monkton Chicks is M,aret 1st. Order your chicks from John Wheeler, for prices and particulars phone 58-r-13. NOTICE— , Eaves Troughs, Plumbing, Deep and Shallow well pumps and jet pumps. I Expert work done. Ray Crawford, Brussels Phone 54-r-13 or Clinton Phone 911-r-4. _ _ HELP WANTED FEMALE — Lady in Brussels to earn money in her spare time. - Be the Avon repre- 1 sentative, For particulars write The Manager, Mrs. M. E. Stock. j 5511 Queen St. South, Kitchener, Ont, 1 t NOTICE — Hoty about your diners? Do they need fixing or tightened up or broken chairs etc,? All IB.nde of repair work done. We buy okt walnut or cherry furniture. M. A. Fraser Phone 17-r-19 e'OR SALE— Later titan you think — for ohIcks. Good markets don't wait. Bray oar give immediate shipment, started, dayolds. Ask us f or prices. Let's have your order, Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Dthet. -.— ATTENTION ._ATTENTION FARMERS We will be pleased to pickup -dead or crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. For im- mediate sorvice telephone collect— Beessels 8e-rd/9 or Elmira 564 Gordon Young ellamire) Ltd. HELP WANTED MALE -- Man with car 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 J. R. Watkins Co., 350 St. Rocb St Mon- treal, Que. Key FOlt SALE Good business place with brink dwelling attached in good village. Also a few good houses, Ala, good farms well etiulpped. J, D. Long, Real Estate Broker, Brussels, Ont. — -_ _ —u FARMERS - Save money try Na Chore Ligaid Fertilizer may be used with, dry fer- tilizer, or replace it, Any drill will do, Try a test field -- 75c to $1.00 per acre, Recommended — Free Samples to 1 reliable farmers. Free Information and folders. Apply to J, t1, Lamont, IDthel. 1 THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, Maroh lsit, 1050 You Save Money Through Our Volume z1.r� TRACTORS iu 1948 MASSEY 1947- FORD 1946 FORD 1946 WILLYS JEEP 1943 FORD MMOLONNOMEIMEWAnsIONANSMEMLASOM LISTEN TO JOHN STRONG THE LOCAL NEWS CKNX 8.30 A. M. DAILY Yes, Our Lower Cost Per Unit Is Your Saving ..^. :'F.K' 'l1F:F;r: iD�C-i•.'a 'V.�.. 7 , t+ ,�,'rfa 'k..' a• nen,I .r U'dV.±' ri$(4 �` ,J. '" 't et'e r, , l lefeetae •freta+ S ,;y ez-,,,vikurzw ,w„'X165'I'.h 5 rmdtp.Prc ul�llLli� +"�75Yf '-cvfl, =.7. 3K'r"urii%a+.-- :Y r L- O't r. ' 1949 Ford Custom Fordor 1949 Chev. Fleetline 1948 Chev. Fleetl;ine 1947 Ford DeLuxe Tudor 1946 Chev. Sedan 1946 Ford Tudor 1946 Pontiac Sedan 1941 Chev. Coach 1946 Oldsmobile Coach 1937 Ford Coach 1936 Ford Coach AND MANY MO „.... REMEMBER You Always Deal Better When You Deal With 42kneef9 Y . NIMIAMISAYMMIAMOVANNONMEGILINIHMioNAISAM TRUCKS 1949 Ford Pick-up 1949-1 Ton Express 1348---1 Ton Express 1947 Chev. 2 Ton tip. 1346..1 i/2 Ton Ford 1946 Int. 3 Ton 1946 Ford 2 Ton 1939 Ford 2 Ton 1936—% Ton Stake 1934 Chev. Pick-up 1933 Ford Panel PHONE 66 BLUEVALE Fire of uncertain origin almost destroyed the frame dwelling house of Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Wadd•el, at the south end of this village, about 1;00 o'clock on Friday. Mrs. Wad- dell , two small children and a baby were in the house at the time. The fire brigade from Wingham was summoned and made the trip to Biuevale, a distance of four miles, in seven minutes. The fire was confined to the living room, where walls, ceiling, curtains, and furniture were badly damaged by smoke and water. There was a strong wind blowing at the time but Mrs. Waddell :had :presence of mind to keep the door closed, pre- venting a draft, World Day of Prayer About 30 women gathered et the United Church for the World Day of Prayer service. The first .portion of the program was conducted by Mrs. I. A. Burden, president of the W. M. S., of the United Church; and Mrs. J. J. Elliott, presildent •of the Pres- byterian W. M.S., acted. as leader for the remainen,g portion of the meeting, Prayers were offered' by Mrs, R. J. MoMurray, Mrs, Spar - ling Johnston, Mrs. Raymond El- liott, Mrs. George Thornton, Mrs. Barry Elliott, and Mrs, Stanley Darling. Rev, J. A. Burden intro- duced the guest speaker, Rev, C. H. MacDonalcl, D. D., and welcomed lvim to the ohernit, the oo-nmuntly, end the service, Dr. MacDonald spoke on 'What Yotir Money- Does.” 114rs. Alex McCrackin and erre. A. D. iSenith sang a. duet; and Mr. Burden pronounced the benediction, .Tahn. Spivey, teacher et Brown - town, entertained members of tate 2nd line Morris Euchre Meth last week in the school house when eight tables enjoyed the gaRnee. Prizes for the higbestt points , went to Mrs, Bern- ard Thomas. and 7'red Mcfetoheen. Mrs. Harvey Edgar and Ant Edgar played the greatest number of lone hands. Mra. Roy Tu:rvey and Jack Bosman received the consolation prizes. The women of the club assisted the host in providing and serving lunch, Christopher B. Moffatt A funeral service was, field for Christopher B, Moffatt on Thursd:s,y afternoon at the R. A. Currie efun Oral home at Wingham with a large at- tendance of relat6ves and friends. Mr. Moffatt was 90 gears of age a,nd ;rad lived in this d:eetrfot, during his en- tire lite. The service was conducted by 'Rev. Dr. C. 11, MacDonald, Min- ister of Knox Presbyterean Church, Bitten/ale, Mr. Moffatt was a mem- ber of that church ter Puny years, The pall -bearers were Stanley Moffatt, Gordon Messer, Harvey Robertson, J. C. Higgins, Raymond Elliott and A. D. Smith, The beau- tiful floral tributes were carried by Joan Mundell and Eldred Nichol. Interment was in Wroxeter ceme- tery. Relatives attending the fun- eral included Mr. Moffattt's daugh- ter. Mri•s. Edith Sanderson, London, and his son, 0, B. Moffatt of Inger- soll. Three sons, Russell of Boor- ianiagdce, Que.; John of Calgary, Alta., and James of Fairview, Alta., were unable to be present, 1';'!a 1NIBROOK At the regular Sunday morning service the Minister, Rev. A. J. Simpson, occupied the pulpit speak- ing on "Jesus Christ, the great Phy- sician." The choir contributed the anthem, "0, what a Wonderful Sav- ior," by Ackley. The World Day of Prayer service was observed in Knox Church. on Friday afternoon with a small a.t- tendanoe because of cold and stormy weather, The president of the W. M. S., Mrs, Dan Huether, presided for the first part and Mrs. Stanley Cem nbeli, president of the 'Young Women's Auxiliary was in charge of the remainder of the program. Pray- ers were given by several members of the Young Womenes Aux„ and Mrs, Robert C. Campbell gave a splendid paper on "Prayer." Mrs, Clara. Omatead is at present in St. Thomas, where she under- went an operation last week. The Lions Cinb are holding s Box Social and Euchre in the Cranbrook Scheel on Friday evening Mardi 3, NOTICE - The Council of the Township of Grey are asking for applications for the position of Inspector under the pro- visions of The Warble Fly Control Act, Inspector to be Paid 750 per hour and to supply his own tranaPortation, Applications received till 8 o-clook 5. In. March 4th. 3. H. Pear, Clerk, BELCP AV.TV The World Day of Prayer observed in Trinity Anglican Church here. Mrs. C. FI Tirade, of Trinity 0dunrcih; Mrs. R. J. Scott, of Knox Presbgteriani Chnrele and Mrs, Earl Anderson, of Knox 'United Clmnehpresided and fedi the ter. vice. Mrs. Arthur Scott sang as a solo, "The ileniutiful Garden of Prayer, Mrs,, W. J. Moores was the speaker, Mrs, Lawrence Van - man presided at the organ, was >„b Women's Guild of Melville Church The regulary monthly meeting of the Women's Guild of Melvije Church was held in the Primary Room on Tuesday evening, Feb. 21. Mrs. Geo. Galbraith presided over the business meeting. The roll call was answered by read- ing a verse from the Psalms, Three "Thank You" notes were read from members who had been ill, and Mrs. Winifred Edgar was appointed assistant to the Sunshine Fund Con- venor, Mrs, Alvin Logan, Mrs, Joe Martin and Mra. Sam Sweeney were appointed a committee to look into the matter of providing a waterproof covering for the fiat surfaces around the sinks in the church kitchen. The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. Bob Gemmel and Mrs, Hartley Fischer. Mrs. George Elliott sang, "The Twenty-third Psalm," accom- panied at the piano by Mrs, Orrle Elliott. Mrs, Miilne read a paper tracing the history of the Psalms through the centuries. During the social hour contests were conducted by Mrs, Goerge Gal- braith, Mrs, Hartley Blather, and Mrs. Harold Cardiff; Mrs, Hartley Fischer also gave a humon.rous read- ing and Mrs, George Milne pre- sented a n •entertaining skit, after which lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge of the evening. NOTICE TO CREDITORS i 1n the Estate of Luke C. Speiran deceased. All Creditors and °thea having claims against Luke C. Speiran who died on or about the 22nd day of January, A. D. 1950, at the Town of Wingham, in the County of Huron, are hereby notified to forwards to the undersigned full particulars of their claims on or before the 18th day of March, A. D. 1950. Aster the last mentioned date the assets of the estate will be distribut- ed amongst the Parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which notiice has been re- eeived, 1 DATED at Mitchell, Ontario, this 23rd day of February, A. D. 1950, Claude Horne, Mitchell, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executrix. Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pepiess Men, Woolen Get New Viol, Vigor, Vitality c � �Rc t ac tJ siren'° ark, 0ldl,0 n101'0005, Cnhlo 0Io0U Uet 11 t •I:nO lr18h, nc 00003' alt dlY, 1000 ',lents 00111 1n mr 11100( I0vl70r l nnly0p00. lSy 0o1,,o TOR, •y;'ul mnl non:0Im, vlaor, 010 000' an ears Shell er'i ice IP ti4: 0d 8100 0118Ulots, Sheliubricatlol+ Shell Household and Snell Petroleum Produce General Repair Livestock Spray Parts ana Acceeeoriaa t"houe 77-'--6 Brussels, Onto 'AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE ATTENTION FARMERS With farm prices lower you must produce your grain for less to make a fair profit.' Why not tr•y "NA-GHURS", liquid Fertilizer this spring its cheaper, easier to handle -- Use In ordinary seed drill. The results will amaze you. and pro*. that Fertilizer in a Liquid form is here to stay.r:�For Wound., ion Phone 17-r-19 Brussels and GLEN FRASER your Loud Dealer will call on you.