HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-8-23, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, August Wird, 1950
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EGG MASH and EGG PELLETS
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Phone 22^r -IO
William Edward Corlett
William Edward Corlett, R. R. 3,
West Monkton, cliecl in Listowel
Memorial Hospital on Thursday after
a lengthy illness. He was born in
Thamesville on Dec. 25, 1570, a son
of the late Henry Corlett. and Mary
Ann Doherty Corlett. In December
1897, he married Martha Jane El-
gie, They fawned in Thomasville,
Glueph, Rockwood and Walton
areas, and they lived in Windsor
for a time. Three years ago he re-
tired from farming. Mr. Corlett '
was a member of the United
Church. He belonged to the Mas-
onic Order. Surviving besides his
wife are four sons, Prof, A, V,
Corlett, Queen's University, King-;
ston; Harold C•, London; William'
Lorain, Brantford; Glen E., on the.
;homestead at Walton; also one
daughter, Mrs. Fred (Edna) Sad-
dington, London. Ono son Charles
and case daughter Grace( prede-
ceased him. He Is also survived by
three brothers. Albert and Herbert
of Thamesville, and Charles, Tor-
onto, and one sister, Mrs, Ger-
trude Thurston, 'Thomesville. One
brother and two sisters, prede-
ceased him. There sae 12 grand
children. One grandson, the 19 -
year -old son of Prof. A. V. Corlett,
was drowned in Labrador with a
surveying party on July 27. The
body rested at the home of his
son, Glen Corlett, lot tri, concession
14, McKillop township, where a
funeral service was held on Sat-
urday at 12 o'clock noon. Burial was
Held in Mount Pleasant cemetery,
Thaniesville, at 4.15 D. m.
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Wiliam St Phase 4- Basseels, Oat
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telephone 45 — Brussels. Ont.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specliaiizing in Eye Examination and Itihle Fitting of Glasses
Office in Listowel Clinic Building
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday p.m.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9:30.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 534.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
SELWYN BAKER
Agent for — Hartford Wind Insurance
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
For further particulars — Phone Brussels 43-r-1®.
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ALBERT CARDIFF
Agent for HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
bWK Qur rates are lower.
Phone 21-r-4 Brussel*, Ont.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR AIL KINDS
Automobile and The inmeance
Accident and Sidman
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Ca
Phone Office 96 -- Brussels, Out.
D. A. Ratan dlc Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
licensed Femoral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or $5 — -- BRUSSELS.. ONT.
Dennis Duquette
Pboee 5'l -r-1$ R. R. 4 IlMi
Licenced Aactiooeer for Haran Comb
No Sale too BIR — None too Smell
Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Ow.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGATI►M and BRUSSELS
ILRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday Al day — Oftiet open every slay
Pharr 2Ox ` Successor to E. D Bell
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron Comte)
SATISF'ACITON GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONABLE
Fee Etaagemeeta Pbone 31 '"floe lk sse$u Polt" ass dis
For Worma lea sic r lake or phone Lem Royriltul.
e keolied atter iemseslfataly
Or ware to R. R. 3 Wallas.
MINTO COUPLE CELEBRATE
40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
We feel certain that during the
years since August 17111, 1910, when
Ben Fallis of Minto Township. and
Sadie Rowe of North Bruce Town-
ship were married they have ex-
perienced no greater surprise than
the one which was sprung on them
on Sunday. August 13th,
About 12.30 as they sat listening
to a broadcast of hymns a car 'rolled
up the drive, and out stepped Mrs.
Pettis eldest brother, By the time he
and his party from Paisley were
greeted a sermul car rolled in, and
her youngest brother, and party from
North Bruce stepper; mit. 13y the
lime this ear reacher; the parking
int a third car from Port Elgin hear-
ier another brother and his
n•u'ty arrived. Tly this time some-
tvlint snrm•icarl, the ro,,nle sensed
tiring was being nal over on them.
'When six or eight other cars roller;
i„ each conveying half a dozen to
swell the numbers. they fully real-
ized tont s well planned perfectly
timed, monster aurnrise party had
moven in on them, Tliev came from
Prirt Digin. Peialev. Tlnrlerwood,
tPalmerston, Arthur, Fonthilt, Lis-
towel and Brussels. 17eving driven
lung distances, and being slightly
Hast mid-day, they began to feel
hungry. Soon tables were erected
in the sharia of the lovely manles,
which skirt the c
naninns lawn. A
ann.nly of iemnting abundant fond
^^^"p91511 in the ti'iinks of the ears
was conveyed to the .tables. A huge
1 ""riding rake anmeared nn Rha scene,
and graced the table. where the bride
^nrl groom of nester vearc sat Fifty
relatives sat in for this snronhinus 1
repast, When all .had satisfied their
e.pnetities the feted comle' were
made reelnienta of a beautiful gift
from an Mi of the several family units
renresentecl. The regiments trier;
haul. but telt they yra,•a to
sneak wards, which could ademint-
e1v evnraacarl their thanks for these
lovely gifts, and their ^raid Rude
to those nrecr„t for this whole wand_
cunt .rap}nra. n„ 0,20 seventy had
neaaerl Ritmo all the t..rn.tilp
ani n foil afternoon of
"nthn'aisatir visiting was toned
oaf he a dainty nirnir• Ttinah about
7 n m. The rnmmanv then ddamerserl
fspling they had narticlnated in,
and contributed• ho, n very happy and
tuna. to he remamered avant in tip
11yec of two of their members. There
...ere 90 Rowes ani 17 Fallis' itresent.
1lhatir Iwo dnneiittara, Mra, George
Rr15'r r.Teani n4 rgrnccala and Mrs.
vcrrc Ti'nldare (Alma), rat Minto, and
their eight granrlrhi1rdren were all
nresent.
Mise Minnie Smith
Tn Winghanl General TTospital. on
'Friday, August 1.lth. there passed
away one who was well known and
highly esteemed in the enmmarnity in
the person of Miss Minnie Smith,
following many month's illness. Miss
Smith was the last surviving mem-
ber of the family of the late Mr. and
Mrs T. Sinitli. She was born in Grey
Township and moved when young
with her parents to Wroxeter. Two
brothers, Oliver and Arthur Smith
predeceased her, also a sister, the
late. Mrs. John Douglas, Of late years
she made her hone with Mr. Bert
Hlthhnrd of Lakelet.
Miss Smith was a member of the
Presbyterian Clhurch, Friends here
remember her many years spent in
the village with affection and re-
spect,
Funeral servioes were held on
Sunday afternoon from the .home
of Mr. Bert Hubbard, with Rev.
Rally of Listowel Presbyterian
Church in charge. By request Mr,
and Mrs, Gordon Wright of Lakolet,
sang "Does Jesus Oa.re?",
Pallbearers were nephews, Bill
Kress, Austin Martin, Hugh, Bill,
Charlie and Jim Smith. Flowers were
carried by nieces of the deceased.
interment was made in the family
phot in Brussels cemetery.
Miss Smith was a dauthter of
Thomas Smith, who owned the
Smith panning mill on one 6th, con.
of Gray, and .was well known for
his fine art in carpentry.
Classic edd Ads.
FOR SALE —
Seed Wheat, Cornet No, 695.
Harvey Bryans Phone 51-r-6.
FOR SALE —
1950 AAustin, four door sedan, used
as demonstrator, mileage 475.
J. C. McNeil, Phone 77-r-6 Brussels,
FOR SALE
Two storey house, with two lots
and stable, all In good conditions,
Further particulars phone 89x -r.5,
HOUSE FOR RENT —
At corner, of Albert and William
St., Brussels, Apply to Nellie A.
Jardine, Brussels, Telephone No. 1.
FOR SALE —
Pullets 12 weeks to laying, various
breeds,
Frank Mitchell
FOR SALE —
TTot air furnace
Plot." Large size,
clition,
,T. C. McNeil
Wroxeter, Ont,
"Wingham Red
in perfect can -
Picone 77-r-6•
LOST —
10' x 12' tarpaulan between Ethel
and Brussels, Aug, 16th Finder
please notify Melville L, Lamont.
Phone 21-r-13.
FOR SALE—
Solid Oak Dining Rooni Suite, 0
pieces including tea -wagon, 1 kit -
alien cabinet table, 1 two -wheel
trailer, all in best cunclitlon.
Phone 31x.
HOUSE FOR SALE —
A good house . with barnand
garage, 2 acres of land in the Village
of Brussels, Con. 9, Grey, Immediate
possession. For full particulars,
write to Mrs. R. Shine, West
Monkton, Ont,
FOR SALE —
240 T-Iybricd pullets, about 7 months
old, laying S0 per cent, also a bunch
of little pigs ready to wean and a
Norge oil stove heater, as good as
new,
Joe Holmes Phone 15-r-5. i
FOR SALE— -------- -- _ —..T. -
% H. P. Electric Motor like new.
A set of platform scales, capacity
150 lbs. also 1 Oak Vinegar Barrel
40 gal. apply to
L. W. Eckmder Phone 13 Brussels
FOR SALE —
A number of houses in Village of
Brussels. Also farms all sizes.
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Phone 84 Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE —
Hyglenic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain sealed
envelope with price list, Six
sample 25c, 24 samples, $L00. Melt
Order Dept, M 33 Nov -Rubber Co.,
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
n,rrr,MO'Re 0, CS
WiNGI-?.AM A7ENMOK1M. Stfr r'
fan,eus for
Artistic Memorials
at very reasonable prices.
Always a large stock in ebeieeet
grankes to chose from
Cemetery lettering a specialty
AU modern machinery
R. A. SPOTFON
VIA -- %Vine:am flat
LIVESTOCK WANTED—
"Up to $5.00 each for Dead or
Disabled Horses, Cows, Hogs, at
your farm. Prompt Service. Phone
Collect Brussels 72, William Stone
Sons, Limited, Ingersoll, Ont.
ATTENTION FARMERS —
We will be pleased to pick up dead
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest prevailing prices. For im-
mediate service telephone oollect —
Brussels 85-r-12 or Elmira 564
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
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NOTICE — J. C. LAMONT,
FEED MILL — ETHEL
Will start weekly delivery service
for small orders, Wed., Aug 16th.
Small charge to help defray expenses,
Custom maxed feeds, 'whole grain,
Shur gain feeds, -Sun-racy, Master,
Purina, National and Swifts, Butter-
milk, Molasses, Cod Liver 011, Raw
Linseed 011, Salt, Used lumber of
all kinds, square .timber, New
Type Aluminum Roofing, (immediate
delivery), Aluminum and steel pro.
duets. Small orders considered any
Mme, if there is a load going near
iL
J. C. Lamont,Ethel.
e Stine Company'
with She LotioNedg
Special Arrangelrient CNARpE
PA! sp FREE CIF WE pGpIN OFFER pf
Services
The Personal
taill�IER
MR"B. ill And consultant
tlstlonaAY Lo
Onn In the Loved fitting 01
DR"
ht 11 1t.E SIDES
Underline this date on your calendar
now, to be sure you visit our store and
obtain the invaluable personal assistance
of this recognized authority on shoe
fitting and foot comfort. Mr. McKerihen
can offer you helpful advice and will
gladly co -operate -.with your own
physician in fitting you.
Recent laboratory tests by professir.nal
authorities fully confirm die ct .•Lie:: r I
assistance given by DR. 61 .. , _ . _ .
Shoes.
Dear Customer :
We are privileged to have with us on
In Our Shoe Department
9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31 ste
DR. M. W. LOCKE CLINIC
consultant shoe specialist direct from the
MR. O. A. McKERIHEN
Mr. McKerihen will be pleased to give expert advice on your shoe problems without any
obligation, nor is there any charge for this service — we invite you to drop in to see us
and take advantage of this special event.
DUNLOP'S SHOE STORE.
WINGHAM, ONT. — EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENUINE M. W.
LOCKE SHOES.
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers.
Disc, Plows, Mamie
Spreaders.
Lime and Fertiliser Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Peckers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Diem, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
Hemmer Mill..
We also ave repairs for
Oliver Coekahan Tractors.
MORRTIT & WRIGHT
iseslessalt Dealers for
miser Iaupls e.Ms
Telephone 4 and it3. elyth, Ont
BIG CROWD ENJOYS
FROLIC AT BLYTH
After two postponements due to
inclement weather, Blyth Lions Club
succeeded in holding its annual frolic
in Community Centre Park on Friday
night.
Bingo and other games, as well as
en out -door .concert. attracted a
large crowd,
Drs.w for prizes was made by
Bruce Smith, president of Blyth
branoh of the Canadian Legion
with President Vernon Speiran, of
the Lions Club, as master of cere-
monies,
Winners included N. P. Garrett,
Blyth; Martin Granby, R. R. 4,
Brussels; P, H. Browning, Exeter;
Mrs. Robert Montgomery, Wing -
haul and Lonald Barnard, R. C. A. F.
station, Clinton,
DUCTALLOY PLOW SHARES —
For Tractor Pows now available
for nearly any kind of plow.
Ductalloy means they are tougher
than steel yet they have the wearing
duality of cast iron. A new one free
if you break one. We have 3 -furrow
plows on rubber, manure spreaders
and wagons. All repairs for Otaco
or Tudhope Anderson Implements -
See Geo, Wesenburg,
Caution and common sense are essential.
Bicyclists! Keep to the right. Do not weave
or swerve. Motorists! Slow down until past.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT
OF H I G H WAY S -
GEO. H:DOUCETT, M