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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-4-5, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST 1 f PAINT Agents vep� I FOUND— C* \ License Plate No.0-1201- Apply cerat to I, Pnst. FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HELP PRODUCE HEALTHY, FULLY NOURISHED BIRDS WHO GIVE MORE EGGS—BETTER EGGS. BY INCREASING QUALITY AND QUANTITY YOU LOWER COST AND INCREASE PROFITS. fgrnre MASGand EGG I' EGG PELLETS (Birds Relish Pellets) For Sale by Ethel Produce Phone 22-r-10 ng.fr.t powerful V-8 Engines gives Heavier balanced Crankshaft extra work reserve. Extra Tough Axle Full floating rear axle for longer Iife. Extra Strong Frame Gives a wide range of use on all models. _.. ;FOR SALE — 25 ton of 'fixed Tiny Wm, 'Slake Phone 42-r-8, FOR SALE— ] 2 moats, size Ox, good as new, Apply at the Brussels Post. FOR SALE— Qnautity of Good Alfalfa Seed, Wm. St rat achntrke Phone WANTED You can't beat t.itis-25% commies lou to sell best lino of guaranteed kpaint, made by one of the World's • great pahrl makere, All colors, in• !prior and exterior. ll's easy to sell paint. Every householder us,s malty gallons every Spring, Don't wait, Be sure you aro the a"•Ppt in your neighbourhood, Write today for complete information. SURE -WIN PAINT COMPANY 1758 E5lhlton West Toronto, r •rniMarnio*.akag.mlartatri*Menresum*M11001.00•11% 8 I"• ntitBELGRAVE ua FOR SALEM y of clover and mixed The Junior' harmer North Huron q bay, :Aso a gUaITtity of pore timothY• • Bob Campbell, Cranbrook. FOR lm lbs.SALE— of 'Reil Clover Seed k Doug_ Fraser, Con. 16 Grey Pinola :ls,r-S. FOR SALE — Registered Shorthorn Bill, lyr. old 1 color roan, apply to Frank Cardiff .. Phone 27-r-10 WANTED — - . i'3: s staged a variety program In the Forester's Hall here with rood attendance. \,1 opening chorus was followe by a welcome 80010 the president Harry, Lear, who thenturned 'th program over to Gordon Bennet a:yricutural representative, who ac 1, Old coal oil lamps coloured glass and old furniture. Write Box 60 Brussels. Extra Comfort Cab Level action cab suspension gives long comfortable service. Extra Easy Handling and Roll action steering, linkage feather foot hydraulic brakes. First in economy, more miles of trouble free operation. See how Iittle will buy a Ford Truck, Tailored to suit your .ion as tt n Stonehouse Ltd., where you always deal better. Stan Sttsneh us Limits Ford - Monarch Dealer Listowel Phone 66 „1:0001N V•t J.'{{, 4 "=.G b :t'.•,*an6•• •.1', . .ih. 1 F' `£-3. 'w"yl�` v� K`.•n �' Aem As from April let your employees are in- sured under provisions of the Unemployment Insurance Act, This means that contributions must be paid for them beginning on that date. If you employ anyone in lumbering and logging you should: - 1. Regent Officeth your National Employ - 2. Obtain insurance books for your employees; 3. Get instructions about utem making con- tributions ut d Your National Employment Office is ready to assist you with all necessary information. All saAilsst d planing lm e under the Act on April regardless ofhow many weeks they operate. Farmers and any other persons whose main occupation is non -insurable need not be for insured if they work in lumbering for ex g gi n. 60 days or less a year and apply Call at the nearest National Employment Office for full information, UNEMPLOYMENT INSUI.ANCE COMMISSION WALTON ,11 re. William C. -\lortIITOT I+ry, the former Alberta Richmond, McKillop I0w1141in. near 'Walton, died on Sat- urday in her 41st year, She had been hi poor health f or tate past three nw0nihs, Mrs, Montgomery was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richmond, Blytlt, who survive her, together with her husband; one son. Sohn. and one daughter, Jean: also three sisters, Mrs. D. Craig, Blyth; Sirs, Russell `Norden, Stadia: and Mrs. Harold France of Atwood: and one brother, Millar Richmond, Blyth. Educated at Blyth High School, she taught school in Wawanosh, Me Ki11op, and three years in the Blyth Public School, She was a member of Caren United Chinch, the W. M. S. and the W. A. She was also a Sun - a day Sehnol teacher. The funeral ser- vice was held from her late residence lot 21, con. 10, McKillop township on Monday, April 3rd, with Rev. R.G. ITizlewood, Walton, officiating, Inter- ment wa.s in ltraitlandbank cemetery. t - The pos'tponen St. Patrick's social FOR SALE - 100 acre grass farm, with water, near Brussels in Morris Twp. APPly to Cecil Wheeler, realtor, Blyth, Phone SS Blyth. C. A. L. 1VitJI1CIIISON j G. BISSON R. J. TALLON Commissioner Chief Commissioner Commissioner AOR SALE - 1034 Cher. Sedan, in good clition, apply to Walter Brcadtoot, Walton Phone 10-r-16 'Brussels. NOTICE — Radiator Cleaning and Repairing at reasonable coat, Try Bluevale Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles Telephone Harry Elliott 648W-1 Wingham. _ FOR SALE— Hygienic b0,,p•.t-s tubber Goods) n.aPAd koetpaid in plain. sealed envelope with price list. Six sample 25e, ea saut,illes, 63.3.00, Mail Order tont. 51.33 Nov -Rubber Co., -.a 81, Hamilton, Ont. T ATTENTION FARMERS We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. For im- mediate service telephone collect— Brussels 85-r-12 or Elmira 564 Gordan Young (Elmira) Ltd. WANTED— • Grey Township School Board will receive applications until April 17th, for the position of repair man for Grty Twp, schools, Apply stating wages expected. S. Carl Hemingway, Sec.-Tiees. Phone 25.11•-5 Brussels. FOR SALE— Cartier Seed Oats, grown from registered seed, weigh 48 lb. to bu. Early, Stiff Straw, heavy yielder $1.25 bushel. also a Cockshutt 3 -furrow, tractor plow. Cleo. MclOwen, Bluevale. Phone Wroxeter 12•x-4__ __ FOR RENT — — 2 pasture farms being North 14 lot 26, con, 17, and lot 30, con. 16, Grey Twp., plenty of water. shade and grass. apply to S. A4. Bray Listowel, Ont, d as mas,ler at ceremonies.Miss of the Women's Association was he Elaine Walsh was accompanist in the beetroot of the United Church .oi1de throughout, Miss Doreen Armstrong, ! last Tuesday evening, with a large I.ondesiiorcr, was fittest soloist int' the ! crowd attending. 'Harvey Johnston evening, The program included ; presided for the following program; muutbet`s by a male quartette, Donald solos Mary Dennis. Sharon Mc' lOrachint, Stowart Toll, A4nxraY , Nichol, Joan Johnston, 1%m, H. B.racbburu, and Harry Lear num I Fmallriml, 1114511 Travis; donbl0 hers. by the mi'l's double trio, Audrey ! trio, Clara B11ehanan, Michael Gu- RracLbnrn, June Lear, Amy Sm�t71a Itutzen, Loretta and Evelyn Brod- Ruth B,radbe't1, Irene Smith, I ti <.P,o, Rahe and Janette Delberque; ;Shirley Bradburn; dance, LoraineH. Marlene MacKenzie, and !dialogue, Mrs. on Travis, Mrs. Ls. Manna, 5lrirley {Marks, Airs, Rnld Bennett, Mr• Evelyn Cont:; readings t F, Kirlci>y, Mrs. R. I{ribby, Mrs. W Dradburn and Clifford Coulter; one- ' I C. I-Iackwell, Mrs. T. Dundas, Airs. , , sot comedy. June Leat', Audrey Brad Clarke; dialogue; Mrs. H. Smaltdon, burn, Lois Burchill, Rath I Tiradbnty, Mrs Roy Bennett, Mrs. TT. Craig, Mrs. Murray Bradburn, Mrs, van Wight - .C. Ritchie; reading. Mrs. A. McCall; man and Harry Lear. MONCRIFFP Mr. Alex Manta received word his sister. Mrs, Alex McTaggart, (Mary), had passed away in W burn, Sask. Mr. Mann left by plane 1' attrni the funeral. Jo Anne Hall of Brantford, was holidaying at Mr. Alex Mann's, heart attack. Miss Dorothy Bender spent Inst Mr. Stewart was born in Grey town, Saturday in Kitchener. paint - Mrs. in August 1874. He was a paint- rs. Blyton Fis a ptient iu c, by trade and lived in Listowel hospital 10 Kitchener. Her many twenty-five years and for ten friends hope to see her her home soon. years he conducted a general store in- I4 �1 c o TivP years ago. Newton prior to coming to Blyth pF'rrTePT, *, WE Mr, Stewart was a member of Brim—! 00n - violin solos, Mrs. W. C. Bennett, Mrs. J1Tncs Scott; duet, Pieta and Carie Van Vliet, Lunch was served. Mrs, R, G. Hazlewood 11nclot•went a serious operation in Clinton hospital. JAMES W. 8. STEWART .Tamps W. B. Stewart, 75, died sud- denly at his home on Hamilton street, Blytth, Friday. March 24111. from a Mr. B111.1101111 has been spending a few clays in Toronto this week, * * * Miss M. McKelvey has returned after spending the winter in Toronto. q 4 * Mins Ella Kerr, who has spent the winter in town with her mother has returned to her position in Win- nipeg. * a: * Miss RebeccaS1111rr10 who has spent the last few months, with her nephew Clifford Shortie in Stratford, has returned to her home In town. se's 1. 0. 0. F. and had lie lived tui'.. Jane, he would have merited his fit- tieth year jewel, T -Te was a member of the Blyth Trotted Church. In 1910 he married Maud Tartan, dsughtet• of the late Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Taman of Blyth. Besides his wife, he is survived by one son, John, of Blyth. and three daughters, Mrs. William (May) Cookson. Vancouver; Miss Marjorie, at home. and Mrs Frank (Irene) Ray, Windsor. Funeral servlee lvas held from his late residence; Monday, March 27th, at 2.10 it. m, with interment in — I Union CemeterY. FOR SALE — 'Phe service was.conducted by Rev, A number of good houses in the Wilbur W. Rogers, of .Blyth 'United \linage, also a few good farms for 050105, Mr, Jamas Lawrie sang a Spring possession. much appreciated solo, accompanied J. 0, Long, Real Estate Broker, Out, T. 0. 0. F. conducted the service at FOR SALE— Bray Chicks — many varieties, in- luding New }Tamps., New Hemp Crosses, Columbia Rocks. Dayolds, started, pallets. mixed, cockerels, You'll be wanting eggs on markets maybe caught short. Don't pot off Contact agent, Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel, . FAnrvtERS— Save money try Na Chairs Liquid Fertilizer may he 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 reliable farmers. Free information and folders, Apply to J. 0, Lamont, Ethel, HELP WANTED MALE— AN EXCELLENT MONEY-MAKIN4 Plows, Discs, Spreaders, OPPORTUNITY 1 l t Mowers, Hay Loaders, For a reliable man who is not sat- t Smalley Forage Blowers and Hammer Mill„ by Mrs. Alice Rogerson. The Blyth Brl.esPIS, n . MEMORIALS T,alr- O:IiR MEtv!o EAt sPir r famous for Artistic Memorials at very reasonable prices •,+;.•a1 -C a large stock in ^lisle'' granites to chose from "emetoty lettering a specialty All modern :machinery R. A, SPOTTGN '1•-)xse 256 -- Wingilam, Ont Renfrew Cream Separators and Milkers. Disc, Plows, Manure Spreaders. Lime and Fertilizer Sowers, Spring -tooth Harrows Land Packers, Rubber -tired Wagons. Oliver Tractors, both wheel tractors and crawlers, !stied with his present employment and is interested in safeguarding his future security. You can have excel- lent earningo with pleasant work catering principally to farmers' needs. Your opportunity for a perm- anent business of your own with a good future. No capital or selling experience necessary but you must rave a 000 and between 15 and 66. (Write, Dept, 0-13.4 The S, R. Watkins Company 550 l ttoh St„ Montreal, Que. We also ave repairs for Oliver Cockshutt Tractors. MORRITT & WRIGHT implemc .t healera for Oliver implements Telephone 4 and SS. Myth, Ont: the graveside. Palllbe:arers wore, W. C. Jack, Robert Sack, Alex Sack. I•Iarvey Tan- ner, Win. Reed, and Tlingit Waddell, all of Niwt.on. Flowerbearers were, Franklin Ba,inton, Earle Noble, Del. Philip, Stan Chellew. Sam Burgess, John Collinson, Russell Wilson, Ed- ward McMillan, M. Holland. Roland Vincent, Gordon Elliott, Jin' Den- holm, Irvine Wnllnce, and Wilfred Cocl:well, Atwood. Monroers attended from Milverton, Brussels, Atwood, Newton, SeaPorth, London, Windsor, 'Mondale, Hamil- ton, and surrounding district. • COWS - $2.50 each HORSES- $2.50 each HOGS • .50 per cwt. according to Am mobil cosi11 Phone What: BRUSSELS -- 72 INGE,RSOLL -- 21 William Stone •Sons, Ltd. INGERSOIL, ONl'ARiO Wednesday, April 5111, 1060 ^`---' — SEE THE NEW ROCKET OLDSMOBILE Now On Display at JACKSONS IT'S JACKSONS for your New Car, Truck or Tractor IT'S JACKSONS for your USED CARS Yes, We have USED CARS like NEW CARS Both Inside and Out. This week's line-up of Used Cars have something UNUSUAL about them. What is it? There is a Car for everybody, no matter what make or model. Check our list. CHEVROLETS OLDSMOBILE 1948 Chev. Coach, 12,000 miles 1940 Oldsmobile Sedan, 1947 Chev. Coach, like new 4,000 540 , ales visor, 1942 Chev. Sedan hwhite wall tires. 1942 Chev. Coach 1941 Chev. Coach DON'T MISS THIS ONE PONTIAC 1948 Pontiac 8 Cylinder Sedan, Radii, Heater, Something you read about, but drive it and see for yourself. 1948 Pontiac 6 Cyliinder Sedan, Radio, Heater 1946 Pontiac Coach 1938 Pontiac Coach 1930 Pontiac Sedan 1929 Pontiac Sedan DODGE • PLYMOUTH 1940 Dodge Sedan " 1947 Plymouth Sedan, A few thousand miles. Never been even dirty. 1929 Plymouth Sedan MONARCH 1948 Monarch Sedan. A car that is clean and good. NASH A beautiful 1946 Nash Sedan. This is a • real buy. WILLYS 1938 Willys Sedan, like new inside and out and a cheap car to buy. MERCURY 1949 Mercury, like new in every way you like it. 1949 Mercury Sedan, a Real Buy FORD 1948 DeLuxe Ford Fordor Sedan, kept like new 1947 DeLuxe Ford Sedan One you only get once in a long time. 1937 Ford Sedan 1933 Ford Sedan 1929 Ford Coupe STUDEBAKER 1940 Studebaker Sedan. This is the small one in First CIass condition. TRUCKS 1948 G. M. C. 1/2 -ton Panel 1933 Ford 1/2 -ton Panel 1947 Mercury 3 -ton truck 1945 Chevrolet 21/2 -ton truck 1942 G. M. C. 2 -ton truck 1948 3 -ton short wheelbase truck 1946 1/2 -ton Ford Pick -Up 1948 Chevrolet 1/2 -ton Pick -Uv 1947 84 -ton Chevrolet Pick -Up. 1 Cockshutt Used Tractor on Rubber — Just Like New. See the New One Way Disc for the Ferguson System Tractors. . . TIRES Yes, we sell DOMINION TIRES and ATLAS TIRES and We can SAVE YOU MONEY Trade in Your old tires We need them for Wagons. We have a New•Set of Goodyear Diamond Tread Tires 825 x 20, 10 ply. We'll give you $20 apiece for the 6 tires that are on your truck now. This is your opportunity. "Service with a Smile." - Your GENERAL MOTORS DEALER. Your Ferguson Tractor and Ferguson System Implements Dealer L. &W. Jackson Motors Ltd. Phone 161 Listowel, Ont.