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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-6-7, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST PORCH and FLOOR ENAMEL Super tough elastic finish in your choice of 14 eye. catching colours, Ideal for porch or interior floors, Johnson's Paint & Electric Store lkosseh, Oat 113 O IOCTS FOE 'Rft9ME ;11i11fe illi)U8Tt18Y NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons naving claims against the estate of Jane Anne Bolger late of the Township of Morris in the County of Huron, Spinster, who died on or about the Eight day of May, A, D. 1950, are notified to send to the undersigned on or about the Ninth day of Juno 1950 full part- iculars of their claims in writing. Immediately after the said Ninth day of June, the assets of the said Test- atrix will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the Executors shall .then have notice. Dated this Ninteenth clay of May, A. D, 1950, CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON, f Brussels. Ontario, Solictors for the Executor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of IDA LENA McKAY late of the Village of Brussels in the /y Wednesday, June 7th, 1950 Classified FOR SALE — A naniber of cedar posts. Thomas Pierce Phone 30-r-6. FOR SALE — 13 chunks of Ptge Lynn ':vans Phone 52-1•-9 FOR SALE 4 Collie pups, Alex Cameron, 11, R, 3 Brussels, Phone 52-r-8. FOR SALE — A number of cliunlcs of pigs, also Easy gasoline washer, Dan, McKinnon Phoue 23-1•-12, FOUND — A chrome wrist watch, without band. Owner can have same paying for aids Apply at Brussels Post. FOR SALE -• • County of Huron, Widow, who died A folding baby buggy and a Cole - on or about the Twenty-fifth clay of man's gas iron, May, 1950, are notified to send to Mrs, Ralph Keffer Phone 39-r-7. the undersigned on or about the FOR SALE= Fifteenth day of June, 1950, full Barn 50 x 30, ing ood condition, particulars of their claims In writing. can be moved, Immediately after the said Fifteenth Mrs, John Fischer Phone 24•r-26 day of June, 1950, the assets of this ..._.,..- estate will be` distributed amongst FOR SALE — the parties entitled thereto, havingSinger Treadle Sewing Machine, KfligeltallEadailtmegginei F t v t..,uh regard -linty to claims of which the neary new, ran be converted to anI vasmma """ administrator shall then have notice, e]ee'tric, - - - - __ Dated this Thirtieth day of May, We have a good selection of late model cars ranging from 39 - 49 priced, according to quality See These At Listowel Car arket At top of Waterloo Street — Inspect these specially priced values $500.00 and under and under 39 Ford Coach 1 37 Ford Coach 39 Dodge Coach 34 Ford Coach 38 Dodge Coach 33 Ford Coach 37 Chev. Coach 36 Chev. Coach 33 Chev. Coach 36 Dodge Sedan 31 Chev, Coach i TRUCKS 49 Ford Pick-up 49 Ford 1 ton 47 International 47 Chevrolet Remember you always deal better when you deal with PHONE 66 T H•U&Ex FORD�MONARCH LISTOWEL Daae Apply at The Btivasels Post ` FARM FOR SALE -- j MacEachern - Sholdioe A. D, 1050, I FOR SALE — 1 100 acre farm, excellent house Thornhill United Church decorated CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON y and a good barn, 41 acres sowed Brussels Ontario Dray Pullets, daynitl and started, with Spring flowers was the setting from 417.00. Also have mixed chicks, with mixed grain, 42 acres in grass,! of a Solicitors for the Adminstrator• i;orkere-ls. Ask us for complete . 5 acres of bush, good water, hydro, ' BlaneiteeSholl e,tty ii�daugg. h ern of leu a+ g, "�"O' ^'�'U "° prices. 4T m, Gien Bray, Ethel. Lot 20, Con. 14 Grey. For further in and firs. Earl Shoidice became the i formation apply to Peter Litowski, t bride of Mr Ralph Robert . Mac- Ettehern, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. HOUSE FOR SALE — R. R. 2 Brussels Phone 43-r-7. Ten room brick duplex, with two I baths and furnace, Hard and soft TENDERS WANTED — R. G. 11ar.F,aeheru, Cumberland, Ont. water, hardwood floors: + Tenders are Poing asked for the Assisted by her father, the bride 1 t. W. Synnott Phone 37-r-2 Brossels sale of the Presbyterian Mance, entered the church, wearing a floor Brussels. Highest or any tender not I length gown of white lace. The dress CAR FOR SALE — 1 necessarily accepted. Tenders to be had •a sweetheart neckline and long 1948 Chevrolet sedan in excellent I sent to Wilfred Shortreed, R. R. 1,•pointed sleeves. The full skirt fell condition with low-pressure 15— i TS'alton, Ont„ before Azle 17th. For into a long train. The three-quarter 6.70 tires and other accessories, i inforation contact any of the length veil made of net and m guaranteed mileage at 7,307. following committee, bordered with lace was held by head- Wifred Shortreed, Walter Porter, ed band. She carried garnet roses, Wallace Spear and John Yuill. white carnations and lily -of -the -valley. The maid of lumens', Mrs. Wm, Hollister, sister of the bride, wore light green and carried pink roses and sweet peas. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Wm. Mac- Donald, chose mauve and carried deep purple pansies and coloured The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be held in the Council Cham- bers, Court House, Goderich, commencing Monday, June 12th, at 10.00 a. m., D.S.T. A1,1 accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the attention of Council should be in the hands of the Clerk not later than Saturday, June 10th. N. W. Miller, County Clerk, Goderich, Ontario. POULTRY — EGGS — FEED CN We BRAY'S P OD{ =CE Col is trage Lockers Each Locker Insured Against Fire. Phone 80 Brussels, Ont. RamaisgSroinarMatitt hie ell's Shell Service Shellubricatlon Shell Huusehold and Shell Petroleum Products General Repair Livestock Spray rhone 77-r-6 Parts and Accessories Brussels, Out. AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE dEEZEi960itlwevnaam,.ai:+awonOSaf�A9a �m,.•.r�:,n,...�..�r....w�wiv�nw+.�.,ut. ::e -.w.. .. ::nrn,n•..s..N, ate.-.--._ :,r„mrsmo,anar O lY' E WEED SPRAYER "amu= a * FOM5 tEmq Berens a modern power take -off operated sprayer that will fit many farm spraying operations. 'Ms power take -off drive is direct to the gear Pu$ there are no wheels or pulleys, 1199 mono -wheel trailer provides high clearance and supports a 50.gallon drum. Pressures can be developed from zero up to 400 lbs. 'There h a wide range of sprayers to choose from in the Hanson line. 1N L PERRME Phone 58 Brussels, Ont: Mrs. Elmer Ellacott. • FOR SALE — Wrecking 1930 Truck with 1939 motor with new starter and gener- ator will sell any parts, front end, axles, transmission, rear end, plat- form etc. tires 7.00 x 20. Ralph Travis Phone 90-r-11. FOR SALE — 50 acre farm, Lot 25, Con, 2, -Logan Twp., good white brick house, base- ment, barn excellent, hydro thaottgh- out. 2 miles west of Mitchell. This farm is priced to sell, with possess- ion to shit purchaser. apply to Mrs. Geo. Proctor R. R. 3 Mitchell. CAR OF BRAN.— Expected about the Ord of June— good price off car. J. C. Lamont, Ethel, Phone 86-r-13 FOR SALE — Renfrew cook stove, "Cookrite" in perfect condition, Apply at The Briessels Post FOR SALE — Chev. coupe in fair shape, also 2 good coal -oil stoves and drop head sewing machine Dave Shiels, Graham Survey, Bros. cels. _ FOR SALE— Hygienic Supplies (ltuhber Goods) nailed taostpald In plain, sealed envelope with pride list, Six sample 25c, 24 samples, $1.00. Mall Order Dept. M.33 Nov -Rubber Co., ,r 91, Hamilton, „Ont. ATTENTION FARMERS tire 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 Din -lira 564 Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd. FOR SALE — Real gond 100 acre farm with good buildings, ebcel:ent timber bush, 24 acres ploughed, . small acreage ,of Fall Wheat, rest newly seeded, priced to sell, immediate possession, 3. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Phone 84, Brussels, Ont. ATTENTION FARMERS — One hundred and fifty thousand ft good used lumber. Four hundred' square corrugated iron roofing, Square timber, Reasonable Ethel, Miteliell, Walton, arena at Goderieh. Man on lob. Latestseed cleaning, and treating plant, Panogen treatment. J. C. Lamont, Ethel, Ont. Phone Brussels 88-r-13. FARMERS Save money try Na Chore Liquid Fertilizer may be used with dry fer- tilizer, or replace tt. Any drill will do. • Try steat field -- 75c to $1,00 per acre, Recommended — Free SumIples to reliable farmers, three iniformatlon and folders. Apply to J, C. Lamont, lithe!. * * * • . • a • PEOPLE WE KNOW * * * ,. * * * * * Mr, Mietek Skowronski of Tillson- burg, was visiting with friends in Bruesels over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs, W. G. McDowell, Joan and Anne, spent the week -end with their mother, Jim, Armstrong, Jr, is attending the Pre -Assembly Congress in Mac Vicar Memorial Chttroh, Montreal this week, as a B.Y.P.S., delegate for Huron -Maitland Presbytery, Mrs, (Dr.) R, S. Scott of Lindsay, is visiting her sister Mrs, J. Galbraith here. John T. Smith of Arthur, has suc- cessfully completed the require- ments of the University of Western Ontario for a Bachelor of Arts de- gree. The degree was conferred upon him at a ceremony held at the University on Saturday, June 3rd. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. L. D, Thompson attended the dinnter given by the Ontario Music Teachers Association of Huron County, at Bedford Hotel, Goderich, The author, ,fohn Terris Loth was the guest spenicer, Mr. and Mrs, W. C. McKinnon of Toronto, spent the week -end et the home of his brother Duncan McKin- non, Mr, and Mrs, John Mooney of Winnipeg called en their uncle and tent Mr, and Mrs, John Simmons during their visit•In Ontario,, Mr, 8, C. Long of brussels has won a trip to Banff Hotel Resort, Alt'a., 'for duality production quota and having won National Quality Award for 3 snceeeive years with Confeder- ation Life Association He leaves an a special trait Stine 16th for a ten day trip. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ail persons having' claims against the estate of RICHARD F. DOWNENG Tate of the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, who died on or about the Twentieth clay of April, 1050, are notified to send to the , undersigned on or about the Ninth day of Jute 1950, full partioulars of their claims in writing, hunted- .• lately after the Ninth day of June, the assets of the said Testator will , be distributed amongs th,e parties entitled thereto having regard only 16 claims, of which the Executor shall • then have notice. Dated this Nlfnteentit day of May, A. 1. 19'50, CRe:WFO'itib & I31BTH1J1?, GTCN, Brussels, Otitarto, Solietore for the IOseeu!tor, swet+t peas and .Miss Anne McLeod, In powder blue carried pink sweet Peas and coloured pansies. The .dresses. matte alike of taffeta, had ruffled sweetheart necklines and short puffed sleeves. The gloves and heart shaped hats, were made of net, matching the colour of their dresses. The hest loan was the groom's brother - Mr. Malcolm MacEachern. The ushers were Mr. Harry Hill and Mr, Donald Bowman. The bride's cousin Miss Mary Lou McFarlane sang "The Lord's Prayer and "because." Receiving the guests, the bride's mother wol'e a navy dress, shoes and hat and mauve pink roses The groom's mother chose powder blue and had light pink roses. Far travelling the bride wore a pale green dress with a white coat and white accessories. • ETHEL very successful play "Every- body's Crazy" was presented in the Township Hall, Ethel, by the W.A. or the Union United Church, under the auspices of -the Ethel Women's Institute. A large crowd attended and the Entire proceeds amounting to $70.00 is donated by the two Associations to the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund, through the Ontario Women's In- stitue Manitoba Relief Fund. Pootball Matcsi' was played In the Ethel Park, between Ethel Juveniles and Listowel High School Team and the amount of $12.00 is being sent to the Manitoba Relief Fund by the Ethel Boys. Mrs. Florence :roues, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones and Suzanne of Hamil- ton amilton spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs Stanley Wilson. Mrs. Jack Wilson and Airs. Earl The couple will live in Dunnville, Bowes of Ethel attended the Elliott- Ontario. lliottOntaa'io. _ Tuff wedding in Alymer last week. MODERN -41 F I R M I N G Depends Upon PO �4 . EQUIPMENT 5 E 0 • a- 1 t ill \\\ • reefr ,r Never before could a man on the farm get so much work done ht such a short time so easily and so efficiently. Modern tractors and power farming equipment have established a new standard of farm- ing operations and farmers every. where are benefitthig from the time. saving and labor-saving features of power machinery. In the great swing to modern mechanization, Massey -Harris trac- tors and power machines offer the latest developments in agricultural implement engineering designed to make farming less laborious and more profitable, MASSEYe-HARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED ESTABLISH -Els 1847