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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-5-17, Page 5• Beautify and Protect BY PAINTING IT PAYS "Beautify Canada" JOHNSON'S PAINT & ELECTRIC STORE Brussels, Ont. I C!assitf cd Ads.' NOTICE - Raddator Cleaning and Repadrtng at reasonable met. Try Bluevale Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles Telephone Harry Elliott 648W4 Wfngham. COWS - $2.50 each HORSES- $2.50 each HOGS • .50 per cwt. according to dna avi6d conditis Plume oases: BRUSSELS - 72 INGERSOLL - 21 THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO * • e • . • • • • PEOPLE WE KNOW * * * * * * * * • Sgmn T, J. Alcock and bride of Kingston, are holidaying with friends in and around Brussels. * * * Miss Agnes McLean of Hannah, North Dakota, is visiting with Mrs. .las. Bowman and Mrs. 3, Galbraith, Miss McLean is a nieoe of Mrs. Bowman. * * * Visitors et the home of Mr. aril Mrs. D. A. Rann on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Jack Rann, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Rann and Mrs. Lucille Barber from London. also Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hopper of Exeter, and Joan and Pat, * * * The Women's Missionary Society of Neville Presbyterian Church was represented at the 56th annual unset ing of Maitland Presbyterial in Kin- cardine, by Mss. J Yuill, Mrs. Gerald Gibson, .Mrs, W. L. Spear, Mrs. H. Spear. Mrs. H. Dennis, Miss G, Stewart, Mrs, .T. C. Baeker, Mrs C. DRV1S and Mrs T S Armstrong. * * * Week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Ross were Miss Gertrude Ross, Mrs. R. M. 'Blain, Miss Ann Plain, Miss Barbara Ross and Mr, Cert Pasternak of Toronto, • Mrs. Gifford Swartmen, Sioux,Lookout, Dr. and Mrs. George Ross, inghasn, and Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Ross, Lon- don. On Sunday Mr, Ross reached the 86th anniversary of his birth date. LADIES, FOR BEAUTY HINTS, SEE SUNDAY'S DETROIT TIMES Do you know how to prevent lacquered fingernails from splitting end peeling? Know how to make a long chit better proportioned, or how to Meer up an oily forehead? Yott'll find the answers in Sally Young's "Beauty Hints" in The American Weekly with this Sunday's (May 21) sane of The Detroit Sunday Times, MEMORIALS .VINGWtM MEMORIAL SHOP • famous for • Artistic Memorials at very ,'easonable pre.. .isiwaps a large stock in choicest Tee ' es to chose from w e:oetnry lettering a specialty All modern machinery R. A. SPOT ON ='77•ane 256 Wincham. Ch Articles For Sale •- 1 ypewriters, Adding machines, Regsiters, Bought, Sold A. red. Safes, opened, cons- ona changed, used safes It. J. W. Locking, 369 •• 24th St. W., e'hone 2096w Owen hound 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. mfilatchforeti (Fill -the -Basket) EGG MASH and EGG PELLETS (Birds Relish Pallets) For Salo by Ethel Produce Phone 22ar-10 FOR 8ALL- . Dry body hardwood and limb wood, Dan McKinnon Phone 24'r42. LOST -+, $CohTsd In Bruseele, Ladies' Yellow Gold Wrist Watch (reward) M.rs, Wellington Marks Phone 33-r-23 PLANTS FOR SALE - ISitrawberry plants, ready for plant- ing. A'pp'ly to James Barry, Egattond• vllle, Phone, 66048, Seadort, NOTICE -- Custom Custom Sawing will be done at Jas. Stevenson's Saw Mill, Bnnasels. Phone 60-r.4 Brussels, FOR SALE-� Used Locomotive Gasoline Engine Washing Machine, In real good con- dition. Phone 51 Johnson Electric and Paints, FOR SALE-. Hygienlc Sufnmes (Rubber floods) nil'd POW aid in plain. sealed enTel ope ,o;th price ttst. Six sample 25c, ee samples, 51.011. Mail Order Dept, M.33 NovR'eblter On., el- Hamilton, Ont __ ... ...-. FOR SALE - P,ray Pullets -from 817,00. Day. obis. Started up to 5 weeks, Immed- iate shipment, Get new prire list on these, also mixed. from agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel. FOR SALE - Dray Hatcher ]fax pullets. Dayold rip to 5 weeks, Prices from 517.90. .Ask us for complete price list Also mixed and cockerels to order. Wm, glen Bray, Ethel. PALMISTRY AND TEACUP READINGS - Given by experienced and noted reader, Por appointment Phone 39-r-23 or write me Miss T. M. Sellers, Bluevale R.R. 2. ATTENTION FARMERS We will he pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices, Par im- mediate service telephone collect- Brussels 85•r-12 or Elmira 564 • Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd. FOR SALE - A. I frame Nauss 22 x 30 situated on North half of lot 17, con, 8, Morris.• township, Interior dismantled, with contents stored inside. Apply to Mrs. Perne Patterson, Walton. NOTICE Will do custom work with new tractor corn planter, Excellent for sewing corn for husking, as it will sew as thin as you like. Also good for sewing corn for silos. Wm. Stratychnk Phone 13russe1s49-S, FARMER'S WANTED - To sow Sudan Grass or Millet to offset your hay crop or Rape Pasture. Order your seed from ,... Geo, Wesenburg, Phone 56r-9. We also have a S furrow Tractor Plow, Manure Spreader and Rubber Tire Wagon. FOR SALE - Real good 100 acre farm with good buildings, ebcellent timber bush, 24 acres ploughed, small acreage of Fall Wheat, rest newly seeded, priced to sell, immediate possession. J. C, Long, Real Estate Broker, Phone 84, Brussels, Ont. ATTENTION FARMERS - One hundred and fifty thousand ft good used lumber. Pour hundred square corrugated iron roofing. Square timber. Reasonable Ethel, Mitchell, Walton, arena at Goderich. Man on job. Latest seed cleaning, and treating Plant. Panogen treatment, J, C, Lamont, Ethel, Ont, Phone Brussels 86-r-18. FARMERS - Save money try Na Ohurs Liquid Fertilizer may he used with dry ter - Miser, or replace it. Any drill will do, Try a test field - 75c to 81,00 per acre. 'Recommended - Tree Samples to reliable farmers, Free information and folders. Apply to J. 0, Lamont, Dthel, TENDERS WANTED - -� Tenders Will be received by Grey Twp„ school Boards until May 15, 1950 for the following: - 1 woodshed ittuated at Molesworth Public School approximately 12' x 18'. 1 Horse stable with six Individual stalls situated at S, S. No, 1, Lot A, Concession 12, Grey Twp. '1Ihis build. Ing contalne a good quantity of 2" elfin plank approximately site 12 x 40. J. Carl IiemtngWay, See,-Treas. R. R. 3 Brussel•. 11WSSEL5 POQT Wednesday, May 17th, 1060 LISTOWEL'S CAR MARKET BULLETIN Our stock of used trucks must be reduced right now, Make us an offer on the truck of your choice and let it start making money for you to -day You can make substantial savings through our large volume of business. Some of these trucks are in exceptionally good condition, Included in the selection are: 2 -1949 Pick-ups 1-1949 -1 ton 1 1 1 1 11- - 1947 International Dump - 1947 Ford 3 -ton chassis and cab - 1946 Ford 2 -ton with racks -1947 Chev. 159" wheelbase 1945 Ford 3 -ton -176" wheelbase - 1942 Ford 3 -ton - 176" wheelbase and a number of others. See these trucks on our New Car Market at the top of Wallace St. hill. Remember you always deal better when you deal with 8 T PHONE 66 ST0NEHOUE FORD - MONARCH LTD '' liA �' ....ri ERWOM "^'^..:pits. _ .P Jaz:---,..,er BLl1EVALE Personals; Mrs. Gus Gannett, Luc - an, Victor Pellow, Mr, and Mrs, Will- iam Aurich and three children Thdntas Wilson and daughter Betty, and Clifford Elliott, all of Toronto, attended the funeral of Pearson Mc- Intyre at Winghani on Saturday afternoon; Mr. and Mrs, Donald Street and baby Linda Leo, Listo- wel, Mrs. M. L. Aitken and Miss Mary Duff; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lillow, Stratford, with Mrs. Nellie Lillow; Dr. Arthur Shaw, Toronto, with his mother; Irving McCabe and son Bryan, Windsor, with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Johnston; air and Mrs. Lennard Gates and , slaughter Phyllis, Charrywood, with Robert. Shaw: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Thornton and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marshall and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs, J. Wioksteed, Mrs. A. D. Smith and Eleanor with Mr, and Mrs, George Thornton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tur- , vey with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Mc- Taggart, Listowel; Mrs. Andrew Lamont with Mrs, Cameron, Oran - brook. Music Festival The Tnrnberry township annual musical festival was held in the 13hrevsle Community Hall on Thurs- day. with seven schools. competing. Miss Mariam MacDonald is the music supervisor of the schools. The act isdiratnr. L. Willits. music ennervisor of Listowel, praised the ceeeliity of the singing and the ad- vance made by the penile. Chair- men for the sessions were school inspector 3'. H. Kinkead, Hernld MPnry, principal of Rh,evale Rrhool, and Eldon Kirton of the Turnberry Area. School Board. The shield given to the school winning the blgheett number of points use won by No, 6 Turnherry. No. 4 (Rlntevele) came next and No, 9 third, The following were prize win- ners: giris? solo, 8 years end under, Verlie Metcalfe, 87; ,Ta:cnneline Kerr. 86; Loretta Plsnher, 85: Joan Mnr1rnrlane, 84. Girl's solo, 10 and tinder, Susan Yeo, 80; Elizabeth McKinney. 85; Margaret Brooke, 81• (Mil Rhew and Lerren Wray. Go•ils, solo, 11 and over, El Panne Smith, 85; Jew e Hoffman, 84: Joan MrTiny. 80: .Teas Hall, Tlilern Wray. Bova' anis, R nal tender, -Stewart 1tar0111, RT: Kenneth Gillrinsnn. R6• ,TRT Marrl.rlh 83• Fred Solt or ,Toho Green nWRY. Rove' a.nln, 10 ntrrl Hilder, Kenneth Ste. Merle. 84 Rile' Prtfill RIPr. 83• Ruh Mc- fllvnn. 8°_: Doneld Earlie. Art Taelc- am,, 'Bova' solo 11 end over, Kell - nntli Holmes, S5, 85; Veil Pedis. 81: T..,. -i1, cltnwers, 81: Leslie Wray, 79, Two -pert eltnree. Nn. 9. 87: No. 5, 86: No. 13. 8:5. No. 4. R8. Truism ebteme, Ne 9, R6: No. 9, 84; Na. 11. R?: Nes, 3. 4. 5, esch 81. Dept, 'Leslie Rhnwera, Kc11n0t11 Holmes, 88; Eleanor Smith, Jean TTnll, 87; Stwesrt McGill, Audrey Giimteui', 88; Tureen end end Eileen Wray, 82, flnnlhle ti'to, No, 4, 85; No. 5. 88; No. 6, 81; No. 8 and No, 9, 80. Tn charge of the nwardet desk were M'r, Brown and 'Mrs, 'Mast - begs: attincetor's secretaries, Mrs, Dev, Miss Walker; music secretary. Miss Slierrlff; arrangement of classes, Mrs. Palmer, properties, Mr. Henry. r'" Melville Women's Guild A delightful meeting of the Mel- ville Women's Guild was held at the home of Miss Jessie Little on Tuesday evening, May 10. Twenty - lour members were present. Mrs, Cal Kreuter, who was in the chair, opened the meeting, and read a short meditation, Mrs. Schultz read the Scripture and Mrs. James McFarlane read the prayer. A splendid topic based on the Songs of Solomon was given by Mrs. Mc- Creath, Miss .lune Work contributed the beautiful vocal number "Homing" accompanied at the piano by Mrs. George Elliott. Then the three winners of the Public Speaking Con- test from Grade TX at Brussels School delivered their winning speeches very ably to a most ap- preciative audience, The young people were Heather Allen, Karen Ruschlin and Donald Edgar. After a brief business meeting during which the Guild volunteered to help with the work being done at the Manse, the members composed a newsy letter to Mrs. Milne. Another item of entertainment was a con- test conducted by Mrs. 'Kreuter en- titled "The Books of the'Bible." An enjoyable lunch was then served and the hotess and com- mittee were thanked by Mrs. Harold Cardiff on behalf of the ladies present, SKY HARBOUR AIR SERVICES NEWS Congratulations to Mr, Arnold Lillow of Bluevale who bas recently completed all flying tests and written examinations for a Private Pilot license. Mr. Lillow is the second person to complete the government approved pliots course at Sky Har- bour. Congratulations to Mr. Charles Thomas of Brussels was successfully Passed his flight test for a Private License, Mr, Thomas is on the final lap of completing his training for his Private License and )las only his navigation flights to complete. Brussels is one of the turning points for students who are on initial navigation flights from Goderich. A lat;ge Air Meet is being held at Goderich Airport on August 7th. This will be the first Air Meet in this vicinity since 1938. MOISRENEVONCaMalivanlbanrals.eze a asvxar.,a'aeet 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, Plows, Discs, Spreaders, Mowers, Hay Loaders, Smalley Forage Blowers and Hammer Mf1L. We also ave repairs for Oliver Cockshutt Tractors. MORRITT & WRIGHT 'si*4a teat Dealers for @Nur Implements Telephone 4 end M. Myth, Ont. LISTOWEL BUSI1FSS CARDS C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C. PHYSICIAN and SURGEOA William Si, Phocse 4. Br •esei,, Oat. DR. R. W. STEPHENS Graduate University of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON isletshone 45 - Brussels, Ont. Walker Funeral Horne Day or Night Calls Phone 85 drlo extra charge for Use of Funeral Horne, 1B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Entibsllinet. SELWYN BAKER Agent for - Hartford Wind Insurance McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Our Rates Are Reasonable For further particulars - Phone Brussels 43-r-10. ALBERT CARDIFF Agent for HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. bWK Qur rates are lower. Phone 21-r-4 Brussels, Ont. Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS Automobile and Fare Insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co. Phone Office 96 - Brussels, Ont. D. A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embahner PHONE 36 or 85 •- - BRUSSELS„ ON4`. Dennis Duquette Phone 51-r-18 R. R. 4 Brands Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County No Sale too Big -- None too Small Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Off. R. S. Hetherington, K. C. WINGTIAM and BRUSSELS AT BRUSSFi Tuesday and Saturday all day -- Offict open every dtsy. Phone 20x Successor to F. D. Roll Lewis Rowland (Licensed For Iron County) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - PRICES RFASONABLIS Per Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they will be looked after Immediately Far information etc., write or phone Lew, Boysiassi Or wri=te to R. R. 3 Walton, -- REPAMRE and RECOVERED -- Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs .Also Rebuild Mattresses ick -u and Delivered Stratford Upholstering Co Stratford, Ont. 43 Brunshwick Street Enquire at D. A. RA.NN loarailure aeii Famand S Mao P4ea• alf sir 1111 I Mics ti art.