HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-3-21, Page 5MONCRIEFF
The Women's Missionary Society
and Women's Association of Mon•
crieff United Church met at the
home of Mrs. Alex Speiran on Wed-
nesday, March 14th,
The W. M. S. meeting, in charge
of Mrs. Eldon -Mann, Opened with
the singing of the first three verses
of Hymn 118. "The head that once
was crowned with thorns," The
scripture reading from Epheslans
Iwas taken by Mrs. Roy Patterson.
The Roll Call was answered by 16
members naming a disciple. The
business period was conducted by
Mrs. Alex Spriran, Mrs, Mark Baillie
led in prayer, 'FIymn 402, "Lead on,
0 King .Eternal," was then sung. The
topic, "Which Way Japan," was
ably presented by Mrs, B. Fug,
assisted by Mrs, Wm. Snaith, Mrs,
Joe Snaith and Mrs. Bob Smith, The
THE BRUSSFI-S POST
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of Main Street
Our town is different. We are one of the
few tobacco centres in Canada. Rich crops are grown
and cured around our friendly community.
Yet, in many ways, we are the same as any other
town. We have the same kind of people . , .
hard working, honest, friendly people...
.take the Commerce manager for instance.
He has helped us with many of our problems.
Yes, our town is different but the people are the same.
And the men and women at your Commerce branch
are good people to know.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
"The Commerce"
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meeting closed with Um singing of hold a quilting bee in the church
the last three verses of Flyuui 118,
and the benediction,
Tne W. A. meeting, in charge of
the Vico-President, Mrs, Joe Smith,
opened with the first verse of Hymn
105, "Stand up, Stand up for Jesus.'
Mrs. 1'L, Luddington offered a prayer.
It was decided to hold, e social
evening in the church basement an
March 29. It was also decided to
basement on March 20th. The meet-
ing closed with prayer by Mrs. Wm,
Smith.
DRUG BUSINESS SOLD
Wr:xeter - Douglas Stacie of
Orangeville has purchased the drug
store business of J. N. Allen, who
has been in business for 57 years In
this village.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SAL,
Ajax 'seed Oat+ also nixed hay
Cha,;, Ilutisuld Ethel Phone 22r6
FOR SALE --
i Ite1 Durham ('ow, freshen 1st
u i • h t1 AprlI. Apply to
Den. Hoy Phone 40r5
FOR SALE -
Pure-brud Shorthorn 13utls and
.tasted pigs, Apply to
Leslie Kerr, 4 miles east of lithel
FOR SALE-
t'ollie pups, 2 months old, good
strain, Apply to
John R. Dickson Phone 25r23
FOR SALE -
On Marcel 31st, 300 Rock and Hemp.
Pullets, 7 weeks old.
Doug. Fraser Phone 98r8.
FOR SALE -
Feeders pigs from 50 to 100 lbs.
each at all times. For further par-
ticulars apply to Thomas Kirkby
R, R. 4 Phone Seafarth 842r31,
LOST --
A brown, half police female dog,
from the premises of Clem .Stadler.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
this dog please notify owner.
Phone 75r13
FOR SALE -
i About 35 bushels of six rowed barley
from good regisistered seed for feed
or seed. apply to
W. L. McQuarrie
Lot 12,'Con, 4, Grey Twp. -
NOTICE -
Viodins and Guitars repaired and
put in proper condition, also strings
pegs, bridges and other accessories
kept in stock,
W. J. Procter Brusels, Phone 77r13
WANTED -
M'lan for steady travel among consum-
ers in Huron County. Permanent con-
nection with large manufacturer.
Only reliable hustlers considered.
Write Rayleigh's Dept, ML -C-152, 131,
Montreal.
FOR SALE -
1 dump rake; 1 walking plow; set
of slieghe; t steel wagon with box;
set of harness; 4 section drag
barrows; 70 ft. of garden hose and
a hay knife.
Claire Moir. Brussels,
FOR SALE -
Listowe•1, Intersection 23-86 Brick
house 33 x 55 built 1948. Living
ronin, kitchen, 2 bed rooms. bath,
garage, attic, double l:ot. A. good
lot on which to build for a business,
Robert McCourt, Listowel,
FOR SALE -
There's something to be said for
later Chick buying, But we think
you should not put off Bruch longer,
Bray Chicks available in many
breeds a.nd crosses, prompt delivery
dayolds, started. Don't shop around,
save valuable time by contacting ns,
Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel,
FEMALE HELP WANTED -
We have an excellent opportunity
for a capable woman to earn good
money. Very pleasant work. FIours
to Suit. Oar an asset but not
• essential. If interested write to
M. E. Stock, 78 Duchess Ave, Kitch-
ener•, Ont,
FOR SALE -
Clinton, Beaver, Ajax Oats, Red
Clover, Alfalfa and Timothy Seed,
10 ton of hay in mow,
1 Model A Forel Sedan with less
than 20,000 on speedometer.
1 Model A Ford Motor with governors
and belt pulley.
1 homemade tractor. Truck motor
transmission and rear end.
George Michie Phone 15r13
MALE HELP WANTED -
SALESMEN - Full time. Are ex-
panding our Sales Force, New Men
given training. To all former can.
'wasters we can show you a position
which pays the best. Fruit tress
etc„ and ornamentals growing in
demand, Every home owner a pro-
spect. Good territories open, car a
necessity. Top commission paid
weekly. Relationship with staff en
the human side. Write immediately
to - . THE
CARADOC NURSERY COMPANY
STRATHROY Ontario.
HOUSES FOR SALE -
House with barn, garage and 2
acres of land, priced to sell,
Halide. with good been and 1 acre
of land, a real buy.
Large brick ,hoose and good barn,
P. lovely home
House and small acreage, priced
right.
House and barn, priced to sell,
T. C, Long, Real estate Broker,
Brunets, Ont.
Wednesday, March 21st, 1971
GREY TOWNSHIP
TENDERS FOR GRAVEL
Sealed tenders will he received
until 2 p. m. Sat„ April 7th, 1951,
when 'tenders will be opened at the
Clerk's Office for crushing, hauling,
and spreading of approximately.
12000 eu. yards or more of gravel at
a flat rate per en. yd. Gravel to be
crashed through a Pave -stein inch
semen size, All work to be satts-
faetory to Twp. Road Superintendent,
Location 01 pite and other infarm-
etinn may he obtained from the Road
Supt.
Marked cheque et $200.00 must
a.reompany each tender,
Lowest or any tender not necess.
ally accepted,
Arthur C. Rock
Road Superintendent,
Ethel, Ont.
CRANBROOK
A student. Mr. P. T. Samis, oe-
eupied the pulpit in Knox Presby-
terian Chervil nn Sunday morning,
March 1R,
Next Sunday, March 25, Mr. Harry
Green, another student. Is to be the
speaker. Mr. Green conducted the
service here and in Ethel on Feb, 25
and all who heard him then will he
looking forward to hearing Irian again,
The Sunday School, which was dis-
continued for the winter months,
will re -open on Sunday morning on
April 1, at 10 o'clock,
Mrs. Clara Omstead and Mrs. L.
Gordon are in St. Thomas at the
home of their sister Mrs. Jas, ,Mc-
Callum.
Mr. Herb Jeschke. Detroit, is
spending a few weeks here wwjth his
father Mr. Paul Jeschke,
Mr. 'Firm. Smalidon is visiting
this week in Teeswater with his
nelee Mrs: S. Bell,
The Cranbrnnk Women's Institute
met in the emmmunity Centre on
Tuesday. March 18, with Mrs. Mae
Tntnsh, Vice-president, In the chair
In the ahsenee of the President, Mrs.
Bremner.
The meeting opened by singing
the "Opening Ode." and repeating
"Tlte Institute Creed" and the
Lord's Prayer in unison.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Gordon Knight.
The rn11 rail was answered by a
"'hint of housekeeping," Mrs. GIA Mc•ICercher has been
It was decided to apply for a teaching at S.S, No• 4, Grey, reliev
shortcourse of "Oven Meals," and the fir Sirs. McCreath, who has
"Personality and Dress" for the been confined to her home with the
district programme. flu.
Booth Committees were put on Mr. Dave McLennan has returned
for the euchre and dance, Mar, 16, home from the Kitchener -Waterloo
and the Easter dance, March 80; and Hospital. His many friends wish fat
the Agricultural Society (lance to he him improved health,
held on April (1. Also a committee Mr, and Mrs, Robt. McDonald and
10 crater to the Tions Club on April 9, r Clifford, spent the week end with
The next Institute meeting is to be their daughters in Streetsville.
held in the afternon on April 10th Mr. amd Mrs. Harvey McConnell
at 2p, in., in the Community Centre and children of Minto, visited or
with Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, delegate Sunday at the home of Mr. and
00 the Associated Country Women Mrs, Lawrence Willis.
of the World 'held in Denmark, as
guest speaker, and with Brussels, The Voice Of Temperance -
Etltel and Molesworth Institutes as Ontario's liquor consumption for the
LIVESTOCK SALE
From F7Ien Barn, Clinton
Community Park ori
THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd.
Commencing at 1,30 P. M.
and Continuing` 'Every Thereday
Cows; YOnitg Cattle; Piga
All stock •sold under 'impact/0
end guarantee,
Terms Cash
Victor Hargraves, Sales Manager,.
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer,
K. W. Colquhoun, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE
OF PROPERTY
Harold. Jackson, Auctioneer, ba •
been instructed to sell by' Fable
Auction on the Premises describer.
below on
Monday, April 2nd, at 1 P. m
in the matter of the estate of Alex:
ander Munn, late of the Twp. of Mc-
Kinn')
rKillnp the following real estate -
West 1/ of the South lie of Lot (12)
twelve, Con. f13) thirteen, contair.
in.g 374_ acres. There is a cottage or
this lot, And West IA of South
of Lot No. (11) eleven, Con, (13'
thirteen containing 371,4 acres, Intl
in the Township of McKillop, Both
properties are all in grass.
Terms 10% down, :balance in 30
days, Subject to reserve bid. For
further particulars sleety to Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer or A. W. Sillery,
acting for estate,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of MARY ANNE .SNLILLIE
late of the Village of Walton in the
County of Huron, Spinster, who died
on or about the Firstday of Feb-
ruary, 1951 are notified to send to
the undersigned on or about the
fourth day of April, 1051, full par-
t'rn•iars of their claim in writing.
Tminediately after the fourth day of
April, 1951 the assets of the Testatrix
will be distributed amongst the
partes entitled thereto having re-
gard only to claims of which the
Executors shalt then have notice.
Dated this Twentieth day of March,
'. D, 1951.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Barrister and etc,
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors.
1; A It riS 'O JET
gusnts,
The motto, "Better to build a home
than a fortune," was well given by
Mrs, Glen Huether,
Mrs, Leslie Lake introduced our
guest speaker Mrs. Harald Speirs.
Mrs, Speirs told us of the founding
of the Institute and how it was taken
abroad and also explained the dif-
ferent protects of junior girls work,
which nas very interesting. Mrs.
tette led in commtunity singing of
Tr{C11 songs.
Mrs. Speirs took charge for the
election of officers, They are as
fellows ; -
Presidend' Mrs. Jac, Bremner
1st Vice -PresMrs, Mac McIntosh
Ind Vies -Pres, Mrs. L, ,Switzer
Sec.-Treas. Mrs, Gordon Knight
Pianist Mrs, Cliff. Iiernaghan
Asst, Pianist....Mrs, Martin McDonald
District Director Mrs, Allan
McTaglg:a rt
Branch Director ,,.. 1Tiss M :Brown.
Mrs, G, Hnether, Mrs, L, Michel
Auditors Mrs. W. Bremner,
Mrs. 13. Macintosh
Convenors of Standing Committees t
Agrieultnre and Canadian Industry -
Mrs. Harold Keys
Citizenship and Rdncatton ..,, Mrs.
Mornay Hnether
Can,mtunt9t Activities y and Public
T?elatiens Mrs, C. Kernaghan
year enai g March 81, 1949, yes 75;
099,378 gallons. The cost to the con•
sumer reached a total of 1222,464,900.
The ren-enne to the Ontario and Dom.
int.on Government was 089,600,000.
These figures are so big that they
do not mean vera much to our minds.
They ebonld mean this however,
that a people cannot drink its way
into prosperity, than the gain in
revenue Is a small thing ocmipa:red
with loss in crime, accident, disease.
broken Moines, lost working hours
andhospitalization costs. Our drink
bill is the measure of our loss, and
aur folly, - Advt.
ATTENTION FARMERS --
We will be pleased to pink up dead
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest prevailing prices. For im•
mediate service telephone collect -
Brussels 86-r-12, Listowel 650-r-2,
or Elmira 564
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers.
Disc, Plows, ManureSpreaders
Lithe and Fertilizer Sower,
Spring -tooth MIIITOws
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
TTivtni' 'nl Resoarrb and C.tii'rene Oliver toTrs a
p rrhts ... Mrs. Martin Mc1)nn:',ld both wheel tractors and crawlers.
1fn llrnnotu:ies and Health .... Mrs.
Stttrart l4ishlsiir
Resnhttions Miss Lena Noble
Stineh•ine Mrs, Fi'ed Rmalldnn
An TrIeh ronteet was much en- We also awe repnlra inti
the
loved"Tanti rine.+'the meeting closed with abide Coclrshutt 1't•atotrn.
N ORRI'I`l' & WRTGI•IT
ttntctamtaatt Y)eglra for
1.r1Wat, Implements •
Te)ephene 4 and 93. 1'Jlytth, Ont,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, 1Ffay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
flaratmer 11'Idl.,
A tally lnnoh was served by the
ltAstbsaoa, 1t7`rs, M. 1\3efnnald, 'Mrs,
Wm, Permit, bfi's, ,lobi, Campbell,
And Mrs, G. Knight,