HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-9-13, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, September 13tho 1960
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PURE HOWE PAINT
Worither and wear resa,tnnt Avnik,bte,, in spark.
ling white and 19 booubful, lasting colour;.
Johnson's Paint & Electric liter,
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afF FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HE
PRODUCE HEALTHY, FULLY
NOURISHED BIRDS WHO
GIVE MORE EGGS -BEIM
gs EGOS. BY INCIdEASI
QUALITY AND QUANTITY
YOU LOWER COST AND
INCREASF PROFITS.
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hatch,
5
(Fill -the -Basket)
EGG MASH and EGG PERM
(Burda :lash Pellets)
For S, :le by
Ethel Produce
Phone 22 -r -1O
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. ;lir., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Mikan St Plume 4. Brunets, fit.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telotshoae 45 ---- Brussel% Ont.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist;
LISTOWEL, ONT.
„Specializing in Eye ExalminatiOn and lithe 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
L)ay or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge For Use of Funeral Home.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Ennbaleacer.
SELWYN BAKER
Agent for - Hartford Wind Insurance
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
For further particulars - Phone Brussels 43 -r -I0.
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ALBE T CARDIFF
Agent for HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
WK Qur rates are lower.
Phone 21-r-4 Brussels, Ont.
Choi. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and The Imswmence
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West We Insurance Ca.
Phone Office 96 ---• BrtsseIN Out.
.A.
ann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE S Vine:.
Licensed Funeral Nestor and Emixdmer
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PHONE 36 or 85 •- - fBRUSSEL ONT.
Dennis Duquette
'Phone 51-r-18 R. R. 4 Baum =,e,
Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County
No Sale too Bite - None too Swan
Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Oreo.
r AUCTION SALE
,At the Farm of the tate
Adam $holdice on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th
At 2 p. m. D. S, T.
Kitehcn cabinet
Kitchen tabu
Kitchen chairs
2 small tables
6 dining room chairs
2 couches
3 rucking chairs
1 wicker chair
1 settee, set
1 organ
1 Quebec cook stove
1 .Towel heater
1 mat oil stove
1 sewing nnachrne
1 dresser and stand
2 flower stands
1 bed dresser
2 steel beds
2 odd dressers
Tighe, and tutmeraus artteles
1 cutter and buggy
1 cow and calf
- Terms Cash -
The Farm consisting of 127 acres
more or less will he offered for sale,
1 subject to a reserve bid. 10 per cent
of the purchase price to be paid
down at the time of sale, balance
when posessdon is given April 1st,
1 1951,
Russet Sholdlce, Clerk,
Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer.
Executors - W. R. Sholdlce,
• Russel Sholdlce.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGEIAM and RR'USSE13
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day »- Offiet opera every ems.
Phone 20n --- •Successor to E D. RAI ,
Lewis Rowland
(1Wcensed For Won Count,)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -
PRICES RFASO'NA$L t
For Engagements Ilton 31 '"rhe feels Post" and thtsy
For isfoeltnrtlion etc., write or phone Lew. Rowii*I%
salOr write to IL .fit el.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furniture and Etc.
Of the estate of the late Mrs, G. 0,
Manners to be held at the residence
en John Street, Brussels
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th
At 1.30 P. M. Sharp
The following : -
3 beets with springs and mattresses
2 toilet sets
3 dressers and wash stands
1 large wicker rocker
1 large rocker
3 smail rockers
1 verandah chair and rocker
1 arm chair
2 bed room chairs
6 kitchen chairs
2 carpet sweepers
1 large trunk
1 book case
4 coal on lamps
1 extension table
1 falling leaf table
1 Clare Jewel cook stove
2 side boards
1 singer sewing machine
1 camp stove
1 kitchen clock
4 dining (DOTS chairs
1 library table
1 hall rack
1 floor lamp
1 1neher coal heater
1 court
1 platform rocker
2 parlor rhn'rs (antique)
1 parlor table
2 pair of draped
1 electrir 2 burner plate
1 dinner set of dishes
1 rnllaspsible 'taming hnard
1 chemical closet
A cllantity of linoleum carpets
Cushions and rhonnile curtain
Odd dlshes and giaseware
A number of tea kettlee and other
kitchen ntensils
Garden tools and other artlydes too
numerous to mention.
- Terms Cash -
Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer.
Harry Champion, Administrator.
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Philo, B., R. O.
Carol E. Honnuth R. O.
Mrs. H. Viola Homuth R. O.
Registered Optometrists
Phone 118 Harriston. Ont.
JAMESTOWN
'eta ud
Mre. W.3,, , 11 Bradshaw,
t'i da to I Harvey, n -re ci 11(3(31 with
11 , .I Mr,: Hush h t ampbell la Blue.
vale eu Sunday.
Mrs (odr:il 17,.11 stent Friday in
Toros,. at tlie Exhibition,.
Lola Willis spent a few dugs
1:,•' seel wil11 het lr,,rr.nta,
Classifliedr Ads.
FOR SALE-.
Bed springy., _coil 3- Ilett' 14 inch.
Telephone: 31,
FOR SALE - -
1L•udeood for sale.
.rim Stevenson I'hnue IlO r 4
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FOR SALE --
"Clare Jewer mole ,tev,• in pc t
ret•t cardigan. ivory ,'nn mel.
;tars. Lama ,Ieunyn Phone 90
FOR SALE -
}Tan's Ilieyrle, In gocel running
condition. one new tire, very reason-
able,
Stuart Nichol
WANTED TO BUY -
Phone 03-r-10.
15 tots of Ontario Wheat fo
poultry feed, Samples requested.
Walter Rose Poultry Farm
Phone 38-r-4.
PULLETS FOR SALE - LAYING
(9(9 Susses x Reels.
50n Leghorn x Pocks.
500 Hantp. x Rock.
500 Hemp x Sussgx.
500 Leghorns.
Frank Mitchell --- Wrnexter,
WANTED -
Lady 1n Brussels wibh 4 hours free
each day, ram earn a gond income
as Avon representative.
Write Mrs. M. E. Stock,
79 Duchess Ave., Kitchener._
FOR SALE -
Seed Wheat, Cornel No. 595.
Harvey Bryans Phone 51-r-6.
FOR SALE -
1/4 cut oak buffet and 5-14 oak
chairs, leather bottoms.
Apply to M. A. Fraser, con. 8
Morris, Phone 17-r19. -
FOR SALE -
900 Pullets, New Ramps, crossed
with Rocks; New Ramps. crossed
with Sussex, laying. 92.25 each.
Aubrey Toll, R. R. 3 Blyth,
Phone 34-r-17 Blyth.
FOR SALE -
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain sealed
envelope with price List. Six
sample 25e, 24 samples, $1.00. Mail
Order Dept. M 33 Nov -Rubber Co.,
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
LIVESTOCK WANTED -
"Up to 95,00 each for Dead or
Disabled Horses, Cows, Hogs, at
your farm. Prompt Service. Phone
Collect Brussels 72, William Stone
Sons, Limited, Ingersoll, 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,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
Hammer MILL.
We also ave repairs for
Oliver Coclrshutt Tractors.
MORRITI' tet WRIGHT
IssollAe tet Demers for
Oliver implements •
Telephone 4 and 99. Slyth, Ont.
ATTENTION FARMERS -
We will be pleased to pick tip dead
or crippled farm animals and pal
highest prevailing prices. For im-
mediate service telephone collect -
Brussels 85-r-12 or Elmira 664
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
NOTICE -
Order Your Mineral for Cattle,
Hogs and Poultry Now, Tt will he at
Ik
a1 advance price after fter cot, 1st.
v�'AL T ON
(n i dt,0.1 ito 9r1,l1i.1tt•11
urdd r iron, t dr ,n t+ re 11r,
.tn1 1131 Peter r 1 Gardiner, Miss
Y9 , i (119111(3'(. 1 3x01119, MSFT.
Emily I. Xavier, 1i, rheter, N.V.;
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Ali.'ltergery J. Ha eke; ell, feast
.1311!' ('9, ti 1'.; Cherie Gey,.m, Buf• 1
nal„ ti 1' Air 313111 Mlrs. ,10,11111t S.
Mr and 11 Kennc .h R.1. and
IIleanor, 11r and Mrs. Gardiner,
Mrs,. 10.:"+'ayler roil •.ir .. I;. iiurh.
anon with their brother. •i ,•( h
'slaloms, 11'. C Ilr,ckwr•11 :'•!11•11}1.11'
(1139'' 1Trs. Catepbe11 ]Vey, .
Ro9it,v 717 vhr', Tleeheeter. '1 Y
visit,r1 friend,. here; Mr :Ind 113 �,
Peter C •dir r P-r„ta?,,: with re,
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;•slat iT trkw, 11.
Inctem rv, Stratford. •
-(, , 'Kirkby, prtu-
incl t linewr ah pa1I1, eh. of with •
him . I, nt, 11- and 1 Mrs. 17 1.
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Irlrh} pupil.. from. Walton [9(11)119 ,
-.u•1 P t'1•o i %trending the See-
1„r''it ( lle.' ritt1nati1nle 1133.:u term
ere Larbtn•,i
pattersea, Glean Dundas,
Robert Stevens. .Tames Bnluer,
Dnncla•; Kirkby, Mack Sholdlce.
and David K. Tiac•ltwell; Moody
ITulland 'and daughter Barbara.
'Myth. with friends here.
'Thursday evening, Sept. 7. Mrs.
Selwyn Baker opened her home for
the meeting of Union Women's Miss-
ionary Society, and Assoeiatlnn with
19 ladies in attendance,. An inter-
esting prngram, come. learn about
Japan was in charge of Mrs Blair
McIntosh. Meeting opened with
call to worship and the Japanese
Hymn. Holy Spirit, Humbly pray.
Pcr•pttu•e from 1 John 4. was read
by Mrs. Machan. Three members
react articles on, Why japan? The
leader conducted a contest on, What
we know about Japan, which was
most tnstruetive with Group 4 giving
most correct answers, Mrs. Bird
read a temperance story and Mrs.
Bremner an article on Korea. Meet-
ing closed with Hymn. God send us
men.
Women's Association followed with
Hymn and prayer by the President,
Mrs. Lake, report of previous meeting
and ice-cream social were given by
airs. R, W. Whitfield, It was decided
to have a turkey dinner on Tuesday
evening, following Anniversary Sun-
day. Oct. 15th. A cordial half-
hour was spent and tasty'refresh-
mems served by the hnsteas assisted
hy :kips. Harold Keys and Mrs. Glen
Rathwell.
BLUEVALE
Personals : Miss Rhirlee Smith.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William .T.
Smith, 1st line Morris. is attending
the Wells Academy Business College
in 'Kitchener. Mrs. Andrew La-
mont with friends at Cranhrnnk
and Brussels: ' Mr. and Mrs. Arn-
old Litton*. Mr. Laganiere, anti Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Greig with
friends in Toronto and at the
C. N. F,,; Mrs. Charles Bosnian with
her sister, Mrs. Coon Griffiths at
Brampton: Mrs. M. L. Aitken with (laughter, aughter, Mrs. Street and Don-
ald at Listowel: Mrs. Peter 'S. Mac -
Ewan with Mr. aid Mrs. Jeffrey at
Sehnert,: Mr. and Mrs. D. Street and
Linda at the home of Miss Duff;
Mrs, Archie Messer and daughter
Ma'gn'et, Wroxeter, with Mr. and
Mrs. Rums Moffatt; Miss Lillian
math over your Vitamin needs forI ()amiss. Del volt, with Mr, and
yourself and especially your children, Mrs. Elmer Sellers: Miss Margaret
We have a new product. now. I Robinson of the telephone office
Phone 56-r-9 or write{ stair at 13rnssels with her friend,
(}en. wesenbnrg, 1 airs, J. TI. Smith arra. Jahn Hall
Your Rawleigit Dealer. I entertained her children and grand -
n children at a family dinner.
FOR SALE -
General store on highway, white S71% "F•7'i",
brick, with dwelling, also 4 room
apartment above store, Post Office I kin nrlchess, nn Tulp and Paper"
and stock and equipment included.; with firsthand information gathered
Pries $10,000. Ownrx 111 health,
in a recent tnnr through as Onterin
General store on highway, with 1paper 111111 was given hy Mrs Allen
new house, gas pumps and good 1 Munro before Wroxeter Women's
stock, i lueIltntes, Samples were shown of
Chopping mill in good village, ed • slaves of meminim u(".
bu P. Deisel Engine also good teed ! t paper on "Plastics" given by
business in , ileal tion. Price 95,500. ` Mrs. Leslie Douglas, illustrated many
J. O. Long, Real Estate Broker, y uses now tieing made of this product,
Phone 34 Brusselsle,, Ont.
Ont. itrrl,uding eye glasses lvhich fit nosier
the eye lid.
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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HI HS
WAY
' *� t.�> GEO. et. DOUCETT, Minister
to whom Wroxett 11' I hurl gent
d ('1 cels fur Tho p;1 :1 1-1%.. years.
Phu: were lu t-iC' n inter ti
handicraft •:..:ril�lt xt ,:vick Full
Fair,
A seri,', of rand parties will he•
arranged during the -fall and
winter months. 11rs. Tnhn from. was
appointed rIeluu3te to the area. eon•
vention to be held at Stratford,
Oc',,,nber 17.15.
11rs. 11'. Tlarl thanked the
ht,.Mrs. L. Brothers,. rub's.
Gilbert Howes:, .Airs. .I. N. A1101, and
Miss Ellen MacEwen,
WINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETIC SOCIETIES ELECT
OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR
The students of the Wingham Dis- I
tr•irt High School organized the Boys'
and Girls' Athletic Societies this
week. Officers elected are as fol -
MEMORIALS
W8NG.HAM MENIOKOAL SHOP
famous for
Artistic Memorials
at very reasonable pricer.
(6!ways a large stock in choicest
granites to chose from
Cemetery lettering a specialty
All modern machinery
R. A SPO1TGN
'hone 256 -- Wirtgltamy Oat
'Phe motto Agriculture le the
htlh, industry forms the spolte,"
was given by Mrs. D, S. MrNtmglntnn.
She stated tint farm operating and
living posts from 1939 to 1950 bad
risen front 99.5 to 175.0 and that
Canadian T eirstry In the past 10
• years hod tnereaenfl 50 per eent,
Mrs, John Lane, vice-president,
presided. Ruslneee was costumes
hy the past president, Mrs, Allen
Monro. Mrs. W. T. McLean read a
letter tram Mrs. HenOty, En.g'land,
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lows ... t .1"9detr Honorary
President, W I:. ('-onroa President,
John Hanna; Viee-1're.ident. Arnold
11Ie199tyre; scores, ry. 1lnrray Gerrie,
Form Repre' ntatdre. ere : ISA,
hurray Mulvey; IAB, Fred Hopper;
XA, Murray Gaunt. \B, Raymond
JerryI.:
ti, XIA. Jerry Hutton: XIS, Keith
Anlereon' ST1 I,sbn Lancaster;
STTI, Jim Anderson; commercial, Bob
(ninon. G;rls' Athletic : Honorary
inncirieni. Niro. ;reek Hopper: Presi•
. . +' it 1,.1• 1.4 WI: t `4F' . lice-Presi-
:Ie1.tt, Esther 11:9ynroud; Serretars,
Jany 1131(1)oterel ]Form Represent.
i,+•s ar,r 1591. DnnaldaXA, MMac•ary
]rill : SRM
, Connie elntyre: XIS,
,lean itehrien; 101[1. [Margaret Sand-
Sand -
Tr, 511, I.etty deli. VIII, Ruth
�h,•t+, rs. ('nnnn,-reiai, Marie Spar•
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hand off
WES
The neighbors remember how sick young
Donny was a few months ago, and how
worried the Browns were. But they never
guessed what a serious drain his illness had
been on the family purse.
Wisely, the Browns had made it a rule to
put something into their savings account,
week by week, almost from the day they
were married. So when they consulted their
bank manager, their credit was good. With
the help of a small bank loan, they were
able to pay all their bills promptly. Now
Donny is healthy 'again -and so is their
bank account."
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Planned saving pays off
when bargains, opportunities
or emergencies come along.
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