The Brussels Post, 1951-6-13, Page 5He r
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BILL Is ANOTHER enterprising boy who is
learning to appreciate the value of saving
for what he wants. Each week, he puts a
part of his spare time earnings in the bank.
And is he proud of his bank book!
Many a businessman credits his success to
the habit of thrift learned early in .life.
Planned saving has helped millions of
Canadians to make the most of their own
enterprise and industry.
Experience has shown that the difference
between "getting along" and "getting
ahead" often starts with a bank account.
Use the chartered bank in your
neighborhood as a safe and handy place
to make your savings grow.
One of a series
by your bank /////
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To Beautify
Your Honlie
Choose Sturgeons Pure House
Paints. Available in gleaming
white and 19 attractive colors.
Made to resist wear and weather.
Johnson's Paint & Electric Store
Brussels, Ont.
VOU CAN STOP FASTER
...,:. THAN THE BIG
FELLOW!
ASSESSOR WANTED
For the Village of Brussels
Applletut'ons for the position Of
ASseasor tot' the village of Brussels.
A11 applications most be in the
hands of the Cleric by June 23rd,
1951,
G. R. Oalnpbell, Clerk.
4;'G'J ,J.. .ADS.
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WASHERS -
4') (cycle r'efireefatol's, ranges at
(old prlcee).
Schueit & SOna,
Mildmay, 'Ont.
PIANOS -
Used rvconclitinnrd, plait case $198.,
5 new pianos trade in accepted.
! Schuett & Sons, Mildmay, Ont,
1 FOR SALE
pie:, .ready to wean,
,:eros chunks.
Lalrrence Qnerengesser Phone 33r14
FOR SALE --•
-
Man's bicycle C.C.M. in A-1, con-
dition, .apply to
Pete Litowsigi Phone 4317
FOR SALE -
General Motors Frigidaire Refrig-
erator 7.7 cubic' 8t., In good condition.
Just recently changed over to 60
cycle, Used 3 seasons.
Marl( Hamilton Phone Brussels 48r26
FOR SALE -
2 range slhelfers, 6 x 7 ft.
Ed. Bryans Phone 17r18,
NOTICE -
Custom chain sawing, reasonable
Prices. apply t0
Clifford Cardiff, Brussels Phone 29x2
FOR SALE -
Dayold pullets from Bray's, prompt
shipment. Taking orders for started.
If you want broilers August - Sept-
ember, get your order in now. Full
particulars. Agent Wm. Glen Bray,
Ethel.
TENDERS WANTED -
Tenders for installing an oil burner
in the hot water boiler at the Brus-
sels, Morris and Grey Telephone
Office. Tenders to be in by rune
23rd. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Apply to W. S. Scott, Sec.
FOR SALE
One dinningroom suit Walnut
cen•ststing of 6 chairs, 1 extension
table and buffet. One kitchen cabinet.
The above articles are in first class
condition and have to be seen to be
appreciated.
Apply over Post Office, Brussels,
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. -
Brnssels 85-r-12, LietoweI 650-r-2,
ear iTmira 564
Gordon "dung (Elmira) Ltd,
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TENDERS WANTED -
Grey Twp, School Area calls for
tenders for following painting :
S. S. No. 6 Classroom entrance
and exterior.
S. S. No. 7 Classroom entrance
and exterior.
S. S. No, 8 Classroom entrance
and exterior.
S. S. No, 10 Entrance .and exterior,
Please .sbalte cost of interior and
exterior separately. Tenders will be
rerpived by trustees or secretary up
until .lune 11th, 1951.
J. Carl Hemingway, Seo -Trees,
FARMERS -
Save money try Na Chars Liquid
Fertilizer may be used with dry fer-
tilizer, or replace it. Any drill
will do. Try a test field -
75o to 81.00 per acre.
Recommended - Free Samples to
reliable farmers, Free information
and folders. Apply to
J, C. Lament, Ethel,
Skinny men, women
gain 5,10,15 lbs.
Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor(
Whet a thrinl non,
Ilmtre d 1 out; lacy 0,1-
lotits an 0p; 00(0 no
looser eornwnyl body
1 ee bolt toned, eiotl7
;'been -solo look, Tbo0-
eende of e0611, women, me0,
Fbo sorer could rote bo -
ora, are now Proud of
eafee17, They
the 7.1000100
bodlae. Thoss th�rnk W0 epo-
bLLi le tobundlne, gab -
bumble
bundIot brio, woos, 0.
Wield, aka dub, bullion.
Iron, ritrenn 11 , oil -
elm, to O blood, 1i51rare
oppdttte .00 dlimtlon
toed 01,01700 sore
and nouWhite. tl pat
00 Eire bounty yry
Don'Gt ienr (01000 T00 fel•
a16pp when 700'01 tiled W
6, 10. 16 or 00168 ran list
ter normal wolibt. O01tr
MU,.WNew
a0drotVmemeteddineI"ory
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THE BRUSSEIa POST
ST, JOHN'S LADIES' GUILD
line regular monthly meeting of 'Dile
Guild was held 1n (ht basement of
St. John's (diet'cb on Tuesday, June
51.13, .'line meeting opened with
hymn 185 "Jesus (Calls lis O'er the
'Cumuli." followed by prayers of
3lrtel'cess"nn, lllanksgesing and the
Lord's Prayer, led' by the itl'eshlcnt
Mrs, 0. Davis. The scripture lesson
was read by M'rq. Kerr. 'Phe n11nu-
les of tate previous meeting were
read by Mrs. 3, H. Brylans in the
obscene of the sonretary, Monthly
dues were ra'llec;ted. The treasurer's
sln,teanent of (11e "Laymen's Bangoat"
was given. Errs. Kerr reported that
the ron.Oirmlution service will take
place nn Monday, ,Tnly 23rd. A menet
was planned Inc ,the Lions fMet din-
ner. Me0tllbg closed with prayer
by Mrs. Rev, J. T•I, Kerr,
,MORRIS TWP. COUNCIL
iworris Township Council Meeting,
June 4, 1951.
The Council need in the Township
Hall an the above date with till the
members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
WPM read and adopted on motion
of Bailie Parrott and Sam Alcock.
Moved by Chas. C'nul'tes, seconded
by Sam Aloock .that the tender of
George Reclean] to Clean' and repair
the Kelly Drain a.ccerding to Engin-
PPP's slpenifSeatinns 8o1' the sum of
33.620,00 he arrep:trd. - Carried.
Moved by Sam Alcock, seconded
by Wm. Pearoek that the Brussels
Agric'ultur'al Sessiety be given a grant
of 850„ Biytlt a grant of 940., and'
Bela -rave n grant of $20, - Carried.
Moved by W.m, Penroek, seconded
le- Bailie Parrott that Reeve Harvey
T."hnq,ton be appointed as a repre-
semtahtve fur Morris to attend the
semolina. in T.istnwel 0n Tuesday,
r•,ne 96 in re,rat'd to the Mildle
'16^411n t 0r, r.o,, Conservation An•thor-
i''" - r"1'rierl.
Moved by Chas. Coultes, seconded
by Sam Alcock that the roads bills as
presented by the Road S'ltperintend-
enil be paid. - Carried.
Moved by Chas. Conites, seconded'
be Bsille.Parn,nt that the sprayer be:.
made avaiabl0 'to She Federation of
nldruitnl'P to the Fall for spraying
cattle at 15 rents per man aim for
cur?gins' stables at $5.00 per Hour
or a minimum charge or 35.00 for
any one job. - Carried,
Moved by Wm. Peacock. seconded
by Bailie Parrott that the meeting
adjourn to meet again on July 2 at
1 p. m. - Carried,
The following acnoiunits were paid;'
Wm. VanOannp, fox bounty $1.50
.Totem Kelly Ir„ fox bounty 2.00
.7nhn Rhin. fox bewail' 2.00
Frank Alcock, fox bounty 1.60
Harvey Cook, fox bounty 7.50
Wm. Flood, fox bounty 2.00
(Ciro, Martin, ,hydro for t1a11 6.07
Plyth Standard, Kelly Drain 1,52
T'elgrave Coop„ devils powder 402.00
"-(3 'Arent teheen, Tmrvey
Drain 40.00
Ger. Weseubnrg, Brussels Fair 50.00
Mrs. F. Galbraith, Meth Fair 40,00
Sir=tract Procter, Relgrave Fair 20.00
F. S. Robinson, Relief Account 20.00
Mrs. R. Craig, Relief • 20.00
S. R. Elliott, Relief account 18.84
Gordon Nicholson, spraying 71,20
Gen. Hetherington, spraying 149.50
Nelson Higgins, T'nempingnent
Sdmmns and
Postage 45.20
Harvey 2". Tnhnotnn, RPPVP.
Glen. C. E?retro. Clerk,
; t .t % f
Mars, ,Tomes T, Pearson, was
hoedees for the June meeting of bite
W. M. S. and W. A. of the United
Church, 12 members present. The
theme of the worship service was,
"Worship and. Work." Mrs, Ames
took this pant of the service, Three
hymns were used 37. 375. and 306.
These were innterspersed by Bible
verses reed by Mrs. Geo. Menzies,
Prayer was offered by Mrs, Cleaver,
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. In the business
nsSiod the nuttier of leaving a, im-
am' In bhp fall was discussed, Mw.
Toe Pearson offered to help with
lunch for Mission Rand. Mrs, ,Toe
Pearson invited the members to her,
bmmte for the ,Truly 111reting. Lunch
' committee Mrs, Ames. and Mrs.
Perry Steph-enson had the study
neriocl winch ares „'Krone Camps."
Mrs. Jas. Pearson was appointed to
lnnlc pilfer devotional remind fer most
three meetings, Meeting elnsc d
by using hymn 312 end'the benedict-
ion POnuti in 2031 Thesalorians 2,
1047. Lunch was served by the,
1,nelfnsq ass oteS b'Y Ma's, Glen Bra,
end Ells Po re•n0,
AUCTION SALE
Of Housefurnishings
will be held In the United Church
Shed, Brussels on
THURSDAY, JUNE 21st
At 1,30 P, M.
(Souk stove, Quebec heating stove
Coal oil stove and °ren
Dem) leaf ,tabic_, Kitchen fable
Kitchen chairs
KIirllen eab!not
011tst< cupboard„ „ buffet
Kit ellen rwhoaI'd
Extension table
12 dining room chairs
Tee box (like new)
Couch, 5 rockers
Occasional chairs
Commode chair
Number of small tables.
Folding.lroning hoard
2 dressere
ITed.s and springs
1 single bad
2 .feather mattresses
Connor hand 'metier
Clocks, trunks
Quilt bnxes, guilts
Drapes
Several p'er•es• of linoleum
Electric iron, lamps
2 burner hot plate
Quantity of dishes and kitchen
utensils and other articles. •
Terms Cash
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
Mr's. Mary Somers, Prop.
AUCTION SALE
of Household Furniture
To be held at the home of
Harry Champion, Turnberry St.,
Brussels on
SATURDAY, JUNE 16th
Sale to commence at 1 P. M.
Extension table (oak)
fi chairs (leather seats)
Buffet
1 dresser. 1 wash stand
Bed and springs
Wicker settee, rocker and arm Chair
1 antique anon chair
'Upright piano, in good condition with
bench
1 chesterfield, 1 walnut settee
1 rocking chair
Odd chairs and small tables
McClary range, A-1 condition
Coal Oil stove with oven
1 fernery, 1 hall seat
gall mirrors, 1 cherry table
1 verandah couch swing
2 lawn chair's
1-60 cycle Connor washer with tub
stand in A-1 condition
1 hand wringer with tub stand
Blinds, curtains and drapes
China, silver and glass ware
1 commode
1 floor lani,p and several oil lamps
A number of quilts, small mats anu
cushions
1 linoleum rug 9 x 12
Fruit jars and flower pots
Potted ferns
2-5 gel, ,:as cans with flexible spouts
Several window frames with glass
Galvanized wash tubs.
Garden tools and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms - Cash
F. W. Kemp, Auctioneer
Harry Champion, Prop.
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
Federal Buildings -Province of
Ontario
SEALED TENDERS addressed to the
undersigned and endorsed "Tender
for Coal" - will be received until 3
p. tn„ (E-D,S,T,), Tb.ursday; June 21,
1951, for the supply of coal and coke
for the Dominion Buildings through-
out tete Province of Ontario.
Forms of tender with specifications
and ,o0nditions attached can be
obtained from the Chief of Puroluas•
inq.and Stores, Department of Public
tones, Ottawa, and .the District
Arohilteet, 30 Adelaide St., East, !
Toronto, Ont.
Tenders fshouid be made on the
9orm•s supplied by tone Department
and in accordance with departmental
sltecifi,cations attached thereto.
The Department reserves the right
to demanT from any successful
tenderer, before awarding the order,
n security deposit in :the form of a
ret tified clrequ•e on a chartered
hank in Canada, made payable to
the order or the FTonanra:ble the
Minister of Public Works erytial to
10 per cent of the amount of the
tender, or Bearer Bones of the Dom-
inion of Canada Or of the Canadian
N5.tionlnl Railway Cnntpsn,y and its
consltitment companies uneendiftnn.
9:11'y gtua,nn:teed AS to principal end
interest by the Tlominign of fla:n-
'ldn, or the aforrmenttone:d bonds and
ar certified cheque if repttired to
make up -an orld em0tnbt,
Suet severity w411 serve es a
rinnt'anhce Our the fulfilment. of the
rlertna.et,
RORT3,Rr FOR,TT113R,
Anling Secre0a.rp.
Deasaptnten,t of Ptthii(' Works,
Ottawa, Slay 23, 1951,
Wednosdey, Jt1ne 12th, MIA
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LOOK FOR THIS "HIGH SIGN" OF QUALITY
ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES
Brussels, Phone 82
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PITYSIClAN and SURGEON
%ii1:e ee St. ;Phase 4. &3e ee,a, Chu.
DR. R. W. S x'E.P HENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Teletekene 45
-- Brussels, Ont.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth -• Main Street.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9.12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co.
Phone 43x Brussels
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincardine 21.
Evenings by appointment.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optomtetrist,.__.
LISTOWWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eve Examination and the Fitting of Gkhzaa
Office in Listowel Clinic Building
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday van,
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9 .
Other evenings by appointment Phone 634.
Walker Funeral HOa-r1t
Day or Night Calls Phone 6E
No extra charge tar Use of Funeral Hosts.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & !,00tbslarm
SELWYN BAKER
Agent for -. Hartford Wind insurance
McKillop Mutual Fire Iabsurance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
For further particulars - Phone Brussels 43 -t -1o, ,
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fre Insulanc,e
Accident and Sickness
Mont for Great West Life Insurance Ca
Phone Office 96 --•- l3rnxiseh, Out.
r). A. Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AIIIBULANCP SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and lEorababn=
PHONE 36 or 96
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Dennis Duquette
Phone 51-r-18 R. R. 4 Disim5tsi s
Licenced Auctioneer For Huron County
No Sale too Biss - None too Small
Have employed an experienced sasintant fcry tin Rio, fa'arett-
R. S. ethel"nflpton, C,
WINCMIAM sand BRUSSELS
AT BRU SEI S
Te cadlay and Saturday ali day -._ Mot open emery ire r
Phone 20sc -M 15000e'ssor to E. D. PA
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Theron Conroy)
AATISFAC 1ON GUARANTr ED -- PRICES REASON/MLR
For Bnsiaremente !Phone 31 "i'he Brussel* Post" and !Muret
Per bfani atkin Pte.. write or Anne Lew. IRnwiletd
will Ow looked 'after 'Immedlsteltr
Or write to R It. 3 Welton.