HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-3-7, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
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Pisten each weekday morning at
30.05 on 980-CFPL . Pat
Murray and 1 gather together some
.interesting items and tie them up
with bright music For you to enjoy.
Join us, won't you?
9SO-CFPL's MARY ASHWELL
14.S.—Kate Aitken drops by every
Mon., Wad. & Fri. too I
'HURON COUNTY
ANNUAL SEED FAIR
"Plans. are cam -plated tor the 4th
annual. Huron County Seed Fair,
which is to be held in the Clinton
District Collegiate Institute in Clin-
ton, on March 9 and 10, 1951,0 it
was announced to -day by 1VIr. R. G.
Mennett. Secretary -Treasurer of the
'Haven Crop Improvement Associat-
ion. 1lr, Bennett pointed ma that
Iles year's show promises to be one
of the outstanding agricultural
e vents of th' year. The Huron Crop
•provement Association has spared
so efforts in trying; to insnrc the
O ncrPlis of this show. It is hoped
that all fainters in the county will
interest themselves in it. Farmers
in the country should remember that
Fell are members of this association
eml if they have grain ter seed which
'bey feel le suitable fns the Seed
Fair, it would be good business to
get some exhibits wall prepared to
.exhibit at the show. Entries close on
Tuesday. March 0, but it is expected
rhat a few post -entries will be ac
:.epted. The association is offering
total of more than 5500.00 in prizes
inelnding some very magnificent
specials. alone with some hand-
some trophies. which have heen
:ionated by various organizations.
in addition to the actual showing
of exhibits, there will be many other
'Tighlights. The Huron County
'Junior Seed Judging Competition
will he held in conjunction with this
ebow and will be carried out coin
ssa
ntewcillg nit 9,30 a, m., March 10th.
111 juniors in Huron County under
the age of 80 years are welcome te
Luke part in this competition. These
will be separate sections for, the
juniors [Mil the seniors. The juniors
will include boys under 20 years of
age while the senior's ,will include
boys between 20 and 30 years of age.
Handsome trophies will be be award-
ed In each section in addition to
some special prizes.
This year the show is being thrown
open to the public on Friday evening
and it is especially hoped that a
number of town people will take
advantage of viewing the exhibits
anti also there Will be a short pro.
gram of motion Pictures' and the
like highlighted by the preslentetion
of special prizes and also .the
judges comments. A very fine
programme has been workedout for
Saturday afternoon, Manch 10th, at
which time the main feature velli.be
a Panel Discussion led. by Mr. Jack
NioPherson, Dilrector of Publicity,
Ontario Department of Agriculture.
On this Panel we Fhave included suob
well-known experts as, Professor R.
Keegan of the Field Husbandry De-
partment of the Ontario Agricultural
Oollege, Mr, J. A. Garner, B. S, A.,
Director of Extension, Ontario De-
partthent of Agriculture, Mr. Jamles
H. Scott, Prominent Farmer, ,Sea -
forth end Mr. N. S. Murphy, PNeld-
man, Crops, Seeds, and Weeds
Branch. At the conclusion of the
Panel Discussion there will be aa+
auuction sale of the ten -bushel lots
of grain.
A varied number of educational
exhibits by various extension ser -
rices throughout the country will
hP nn display depicting various
nhases of agriculture. A big feature
nF the show this year will he a com-
netttion of educational exhibits de-
picting different Phases of Soi1'Con-
serration which will be carried out
by the district High Schools in the
County of Huron. We feel that
this will he a really educational
features of the show this year and
should focus on one of our main
aur'eniturel problems at the present
•
time,
The OFfieers and Directors of the
Huron Crop improvement Assiciatim
cordially Invite all fernier% in ITuron
County to come to this slimy. We
hope that many will see fit to exhibit
at the fair. Remember. all entries
close on March R and rrhihits =en -111d
lie in place in the Clinton Collegiate
ee 12 r'el^.ck neon. Friday. March 0.
me judging' will got nn*itrwev at the*
time.
We trust everyone will try to at-
tend this important Agricultural
( Event.
M Ne Dl's
Shellubrlcation Shell H
Shell Se a., vice,
.usehold and Shell Petroleum Product.
General Repair Livestock Spray Parte ono Acceeaorive
rhone 77-r-6
Brusaels, Ont.,
AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE
POULTRY — EGGS — FEED
CO W. BRAY'S PRODUCE
Cold Storage Lockers
-Each Locker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 80 — Brussel?, Ont.
CLEARING SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
In the United Church Shede
SATURDAY, MARCH 10th
At One P. M. Sharp
3 piece Chesterfield Suite
1 Oak. Library Table
4 Se.otion Book Case
1 Pedestal
1 Centre Table
1 RCA Cabinet Radio
1 Table Radio
Overstuffed Cnair
1 Solid Oak Chair
5 Axminster Rugs9 x 12
1 Wilton Rug 9 x 12
1 Three Sec, Wall Mirror
3 Table Lances
1 Oak Dining Room Suite
1 Raymond Sewing Machine
2 Mantle Clocks
1 Kitchen Clock .
1 Drop L eqaf Kitchen Table
4 Kitchen Chairs
1 Glass Cupboard
1 Electric Washing Machine
1 Jewel Heater
1 Kitchen Bangs Wood and Coal
2 Bed Room Suite 3 pieces
1 Large Bureau
1 Bed Room Cupboard
1 Crokinole Board
1 Floor Lamp
2 Tenets Rackets
1 .Card Table
1 set Book of Knowledge
1 set Dominion Educator
35 Children Books
1 Feather Bed
1 Set Quilting Legs
1 Music Cabinet
1 Eureka Vacuum and attachments
1 Chiffonier
2 Large Metal Beds
Spring and Mattresses
1 Single Metal Bed
Spring and Mattress
2 Dressers
1 Settee Set
2 Rocking Chairs
1 Piano Accordion
Several Odd Chairs
4 Toilets Sets
1 Metal Plant Stand
Wash Stands
1 Clothes Hamper
2 Shoe Boxes
Pair Feather Pillows
1 Electric Radiator
1 Wardrobe
1 Steel Porch Swing
2 Porch 0 hairs, 1 Steamer
1 Commode
2 Lunch Baskets
1 Oil Heater
Cooking Utensils
1 set Ladies Skates
1 set Gents Skates
2 pair Snowshoes 1 High Chair
Odd Crocks, Odd Fruit Jars
Odd Dishes. 1 Electric Toaster
1 Set Curtain Stretchers
1 Set Stove Castors
2 Electric Irons
2 Oil Lamps
1 Metal Cake Disb
2 Mirrors
1 Coleman Gas Stove and Oven
2 Kitchen Tables
1 Lawn Mower
1 Cheese Case. 1 Scythe
Garden Tools, 1 Cistern Pump
2 Hand Saws
25 ft. Fox pen Wire
1 Steel Drum, 1 Tool Box
I Oak Vinegar Barret
4 Empty Barrels
1 Set Scales 120 lis, Cap,
1 Auger. 1 Swede Saw
1 Draw Knife
4 Large Coolly Jars
3 Large Packing Boxes
Terms Cash
Lew. Rowland, Auctioneer,
Bob Johnson, Clerk.
R, J. Bowman, Cashier.
L. W. Eckmler, Prop.
(20 books)
(8 books)
Crows Attorney H. Glenn Hays, !
K. C. has ordered an inquest into the
dearth of N. W. Milner, Couatty Clerk
of Huron, The inquest will be held
on March 14th in Goderich,
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE— J ��
50 acre farm, Con. 4 Grey Twp.
Dougall Strachan Pitons 30-r-10
—
FOR SALE—
11 little pigs, apply to
?Makin Baan, Walton, Phone 37r10,
STRAYED—
On to the farin of Sam Alcock,
Yellow collie female dog. Owner
can have same by paying for ed.
Phone 36r4,
FOR SALE—
Feeders pigs from 50 to 100 lbs.
each at all times, For further par-
ticulars apply to Thomas Kirkby
R. 11, 4 Phone ,Sea2grth 942r31.
CAR FOR SALE —
1937 Obey. O'oaeh Standard, good
oomd4tton. Apply to
McNeil's Garagae Phone 77r6,
LOST —
Monday evening, one bag of pig
starter, between Adam's chopping
rtnOIl and centre side -road 7th, lin
Morris,
Bill Pease,
HAT TAKEN BY MISTAKE —
W4ld the party who took the wrong
hat by mistake, bearing the initials
C. M. 5, on the inside, from the
Cratnbnook Oommunity Centre on
Monday, Feb. 26th, kindly get in con-
tact with Lloyd Michel, Cranbrook.
WANTEC —
Mau for steady travel among consum-
ers in Huron County, Permanent con-
nection with large manufacturer.
Only reliable hustlers considered,
Write Raylelglf.s Dept, ML -0-152, 131,
Montreal,
FOR SALE—
March - spring. Bray has wide
choice in chicks; pullets, mixed,
dayold, started. Get price Iist, cats.
Logue. You make no mistake with
Bray. Save time, order here through
us — Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel,
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 —
Br✓ussels 85-r-12, Listowel 650-r-2,
or Elmira 664
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
MALE HELP WANTED -- I
;SALESMEN — Full time. Are ex-
pending our Sales Force. New Men
given training. To all former can-
vassers we can show you a position
•
which pays the hest. Fruit trees
etc,. and ornamentals growing In
clemand, Every home owner a pro-
spect. Good territories, open, car a
necessity. Top commission paid
weekly. Relationship with staff on
the human side. Write immediately
to —*TEE
CARADOC NURSERY COMPANY ,
STRATI -TROY Ontario.
IATTENTION FARMERS —
1 TO you need a rubber tired wagon,
spring tooth harrow, drag harrows,
manure spreader, flexible harrows,
No Ridge Tandem Disc for Tractor,
i in 6 ft„ '7 ft. or 8 ft, 16 inch Plate or I
18 inch plate. Dactalloy plow points.
We have a good 3 furrow plow, new
and .some second hand implements
or wagons. Get our Price Otaoo Im- ;
plements — Geo. Wesenburg
Phone 56r9.
HOUSES FOR SALE —
House with barn, garage and 2
acres of land, priced to sell,
House with good barn and 1 acre i
of land, a real buy.
Large brick house and good barn,
a lovely home
House and small acreage, priced !
right,
House and barn; priced to sell. I
J.
C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont,
srrnm,ss,�
Wednesday, March 7111, 1961.
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le:
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paratroopers in the Royal Cana-
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To be a paratrooper, you must
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.Act today — now, when Canada
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as a paratrooper.
TO ENLIST YOU MUST:
1. Be a Canadian citizen or '
British subject.
2. Be between 17 and 30 years
of age.
3. Be single.
4, Meet Army test requirements.
5. Volunteer for service anywhere,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of HENRY ALLEN KEYS
late of the Village of Brussels in the
County of Huron, Retired Farmer
who died on or about tete First day
of February, 1951, are notified to
send to the undersigned on or about
the 15111 clay. of March, 1951, full
Particulars of their claims in writing.
7mmediateiy after the 16th day of
March, the assets of the Testator
will he distributed amongst the
parties entitled thereto having
regard only to claims of which the
Executors shallthen have notice,
Dated this 17th day of February,
A. D. 1951.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Barrister and etc.
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors.
LITTLE STAR MISSION BAND
The regular monthly meeting of
the "Little Star Mission Band" of
Melville Presbyterian Church was
held in the primary room on Sunday,
Feb. 25th. The meeting opened by
singing of the theme song, "We're a
Little Mission Baud," followed by
the secretary's report by Helen
Wilson. Catherine Riddick gave the
treasurer's report and the roll call'
was answered by a good attendance,
Mrs, Gerald Gibson discussed the
business followed by a piano solo
by Frank Wilson, Hymn 798 was
then sing. Mos, George Elliott gave
the scripture reacting. Mary Agnes
Higgins led in prayer. Offering was
taken and a very interesting story
was told by Mr's, G. Gibson, Hymn j
796 was sung and the MizaPh bene-
diction was repeated in unison,
JAMESTOWN
(Inttended for last week)
The community was saddened when
it learned of the passing of McLeod
Johnston, of Wingham, Mac, as he
was better known on the 4011 con. et
Grey and lived there until he moved
to Wingham a few ye
ago. Our
deepest sympathy is extended to his
wife, the former Laura Ytri11, also to
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. George
Joltn:stou and his sister and brother
who reside in Wiug+h�am,
Mr. and Mrs, Laurence Willis and
Bill; were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Miller near Kmrtsl-
cille, Tri
Airs. Harry .Mulvey and sons, Peter
and Keith, of Bellmore, spent a couple
of clays last week with Mr. and Mra.
Selah Breckenridge,
:a
kwa
By Roe Fra rim Service Dept.
DOC, WHY A. iii' HICKS \50 THEY ARE,
SUCH SLOW STARTERS ? ! .JIM, IF YOU
THOUGHT TODAY'S CHICKS DON'T HOLD
'r WERE BUILT FOR FAST THEM BACK.
GROWTH.
HOLD THEM
ACK!
EVERYTHING
TO FEED TREM
WELL. EXCEPT
SET THEM
AT MY
DINNER
TABLE
6-005
MAYBE THEY'RE. NOT GETTING
ENOUGH OUT OF THEIR FEED,
JIM • YOU KNOB! HOW POOR &A6
MAKES YOUR. GAR SPUTTER
AND v1'ALL• A CHICK'S A
MACH I NE, TOO.
DON'T
GE`f YOU,
DOG.
Ogg
WELL,IT TAKES NIGH OCTANE TO WHAT DO
GET TOP PERFORMANCE IN YOUR YOU CALL
CAR. ITTAKEif A HIGH QUALITY A TOP
FEED,T00, TO GET TOP GROWTH QUALITY
�r.. I N YOUR CH I.KS rFEED, DOC.
iii
A TOP FEED, JIM,IEN'T MADE.
JUST TO SATISFY CHICKS"
APPETITES• IT'S MADE TO
51/ILD CHIGKS' 50 U5E A
FEED THAT'S PLENTY RICH IN
V ITAM INS AND PROTEI N5, ROE
V17AFOO/J CRUMSI,E5,AND
WATCH YOUR
CHICKS GROW
INTO EFFICIENT
LAYING MACHINES
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CHI6K5 LOVE rutci' THRIVE.
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ALI.THE. NEWEST
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East Huron Produce
BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
MONCRIEFF_