HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-7-4, Page 5THE BRUSSEL., POST
Wednesday. July 4111, 1051
" It takes a lot of cooling to keep a Polar Bear happy. This largest
member of the bear family is smaller than a porcupine at birth,
but often weighs more than three-quarters of a ton when full
grown. To this tremendous bulk, add the fact that the bear is
covered with a thick, water -proof coat, which is designed to protect
him in the Arctic ... its a big job keeping him cool in our zoos.
Learn about nature's creatures. Visit the nearest zoo and see them. A
whole new world of interest will be opened to you when you
understand nature.
NATURE UNSPOILED - YOURS TO PROTECT - YOURS TO ENJOY
THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED
WATERLOO, ONTARIO
WHAT SHOULD SHE DO7
Read, in this Sunday's (July 8)
issue of The Amer:can Weekly, ex-
clusively with the Detroit Sunday
Times, "Quandary of a Hungry
Heart", the story of a girl born out
of wedlock, and of her search for
the mother she never knew. Now,
with the search almost over, she is
afraid to stir up the past.
REAL ESTATE —
W, C. Oke, Seaforth, TO, 'Thompson.
Brussels. — Property on edge of
town containing sik acres of land
with good house and barn for quick
ea)e. 101) acre farm on highway.
Several dwellings in town. Also
have dwellings listed in Wingliam,
BELGRAVE
Mr. an;l -Airs. Gobble Wheeler and
George of London, visited over the
holiday with relatives here.
M2. end Mrs. Herb wheeler spent
r,etcend in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Johnson of
'• t'::'. h'r. r the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs, George Johnson.
I nit+ 11 r,
ma Mfrs, George
Birkby and f:mniil; Ilnty!aeh, with
their family, Mr. and Mrs. Heab
Kirkby; Frank Marshall, 'Timmins,
with Mrs, J, Marshall; Alvin Fergu-
son and Lorne Weiss, Niagara Falls
with friends here; William Bolton,
Rochester, N. Y., with his brothers,
.r.i aarrl Marl. here.
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Canada's agriculture is highly productive. and one of the greatest
assets that a nation can have, particularly in these troubled times,
is a highly productive agriculture. Our national economy, our industrial
production, the health of our people and our security, benefit greatly from,
the ability of our agriculture to produce great quantities of essential foods.
That Canada's agriculture produces more food than ever before with
comparatively less manpower is due to the practical application of
scientific developments and the effective use of modern power farming
equipment.
Through continuous engineering developments, Massey -Harris has helped
make available today tractors, combines and power machines to keep
our farms operating at peak efficiency. From your local Massey -Harris
dealer get full particulars of the latest in time»saving, labour-saving
equipment.
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MAS Y4 =1 "•al t:.IS I ii'! IVIPANYI LI ITE
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0 guilders of High Banality Fartn Implements for over One Hundred Years r
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CRANr,3RO'(SK
i,alge congregations sverc Present
1or the Anniversary Bury/nes at
i;uux )'rir.sbeter.i.an Church 011 Sun -
Rev. Alex Bono, Minister of
;tr..lilili w'„ Church. 1Vii liaui, was
the guest speaker. Al the morning
e 1 used :'Phe Lord's Prayer"
.1.. the th.-Uu of lr.iy sermon. In 1,Iie
the i ven'nu h11i snl,jer•! iv*'
Slid the 1+harivee:' Special
Music was contributed by 11.. choir
assisted by members of tie- Ethel
choir and Mrs. Harold Sunllldon of
1Vaoton 1110 sang Iwo solos.
Services will be held as usual next
Sunday with Sunday School meeting
at 10 o'clock,
Mis= lionise McCallum and ilA•.
Dick K)t))ngswnrbh, St, 'Photons
v',sl!e5 with Mrs. Clara Onstead
and Mr. Lytle Gordon,
On Sunday Mrs. Lytle Gordan was
able to come home from fit. Thomas,
much improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar TTnehn, Cnn-
nst.oCa, were holiday visitors with
Miss TGmylene Stalee and other
friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Clem Hunter and
children Howard and Linda, St.
Phmicnas spent the week -end with
•Mr. Harvey Planter.
Mr. and Mrs. Rove Speiran and
Keith Saeinaw, visited at the home
of Mrs. .Tohn Pride and etcher mem-
bers of their family.
^'• and Mrs. Stanley Plewi;s,
Gravenlinrst. wore holiday visitors
file home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Tr1•i^'hi. aftending rho anniversary
•• • rluu•0h whore Mrs. Plewis.
}h" forme,- Prn)1 Alderson. youngest
•^i'.t" of the 1.M0 ATT. and Mrs.
'I••„ ^'d =nn. met tunny former
and friends,
j.".:. S551=1b;T8 ADS.
FOR SALE—
;) goslings hatched April 18th,
Must sell at once.
Mary Grant
FOR SALE —
('lare range with deep fire box,
Burns either wood or coal, in A-1
condition.
Selwyn Baker Prone 43r10
FOR SALE —
Bray (;hicks, prompt shipment,
pellets, mixed, cockerels. Also start-
ed pullets. Ash us for particulars,
order soon, Agent Wm, Glen Bray,
Ethel.
NOTICE
I Oaretaker wanted for Brussels
United Church. Applications to be in
by July lath,
1 Apply to N. Hoover or R. B. Cousins
TENDERS WANTED —
Tender•s will be rereived by the
undersigned until July 12, 1951, for
shingling Union United Church with
asphalt shingles. Work to becom-
pleted by Saturday, July 28th, 1951.
MacMclnitosh, R, R, 3 Brussels,
FOR SALE •--
1952 Ford V-8 Coupe. in real good
rendition,
1938 Ford Coupe.
1934 Terraplane Coach. new titres
and battery.
1930 Model A Ford Coach.
These cars are priced to sell,
J. C. Neil Phone 77rl.
FOR SALE —
1939-213 ton Chevrolet Truck,
mood tires and new tight racks,
1941-2 ton 'Chevrolet Truck,
travelled 'only 27,000 miles, complete
with hoist. Both tracks in guaran-
teed condition,
Apply to Mel. Jermyn, Illuevale.
Phone 53r12 Brussels,
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ATTENTION FARMERS —
We will be pleased to pick up dead
or crippled farm animals and TAY
highest prevailing prices. For im•
:redtate service telephone collect —
Ilrissels 85-r-12 Listowel 850•r-2,
or inlmira 564
• i ,rdnn —')Ung (Sllnrlra) Ltd.
FARMERS —
Savo money try Na Ohm's Liquid
Irprtilizer may be used with dry fere
1inzer, er replace it. Any Arii1
win do. Try a test tem —
750 to $1,00 per acre,
Rrrentmended -- Free Samples to
reilahle farmers. Free information
and folders. Apply to
J. C. Lamont, Ethel,
+ 0F.R3E''IL. E'. HOMitrrf1
{ohm. R.. R 0
Ftocriyteresi Optometrists
M.•s. H. Viola Hoiteaeth lt, O.
enrol E. flomuth R. 0.
none 118 Fiar'riston, Oa*
ETHEL
A vi-ry pleasant and I•njuyabti
evening wa, quill to hlthel Townsnip
Hall on Friday, June 22nd. when
friends and neighbours gathered 11,
honor 31r. and :1304. W111. 1410ie`y.
glee 'Pena Armstrong) on their re,
Befor. lunch the young; 00113)11.
it e!•invited to flip otprform when
Cllr•
,,.)Mr lap atl.lip.i' we11,1 react by
Melville Lane>nt.
i,etn• T,..ea and Ain:-
!Don?I•:rrnr•d of your recent
ma.rr)ag. 11'0- year friends, anti
ne'•shbrm11 I'eP lila, wr ire19d like tn_
p,:ud a anr)a1 r,vetdnr: with yon ,'pd
offer nen• beet wishes.
Yr,n Tent. blue 11 i•rd ill flits r•on1-
nrinity ail your life and most of us
have known von since childhood
Fon haul, Ind,friends In a late^r,
rheic, and have always shown an
1 1et•i�-! in our „octal trather'ngr- and
You Bail ve not ,o welt known to
newt of us but We hope t.0 hecome
I,' 'UPI' aegnalnted with you in the
future.
We now ask you to arcrpt Elis
small gift as a relnemhrance of this I
community. We all join in wishing,%
yon all the best things in life, and
we will always be grad to welcome t
yon in this neighbourhood.
Sighed on behalf of ycmr friends
1 and neighbours,
George Hoy.
Walter McFarlane.
01rnn Bray.
Tom McFarlane,
Melville Lamont.
Tenn McFarlane presented the
young conpie with a purse of money
after which both bride and groom
responded in a few well chosen words
thanking everyone for their thought-
fulness. The remainder of the
evening sans spent 'n donning to
WIlbee's orchestra.
'Phe second meeting of "Ethel
Gardeners." was held on aaturoay
afternoon. June 23. at the home of
our assistant leader. Mrs. Ted Gill,
All eleven members were present.
We sang a song for the opening; of
our meeting. Roll call was answer-
ed
nswered by "How my Garden Grows." A
discussion followed on any problems
relating to our gardens. Our leader
Mrs. Pestoll stressed the importance
of thinning vegetables, 'and dis-
cussed insect pests. and how ao
central them. First year cub mem-
bers demonstrated how to make a
salail. The meeting was cl0eed
with a song. anti lunch was served by
the hostess, assisted by Jean 0111
end Jean Fraser.
The.'Voice of Temperance —
There is a lot of loose talk about
the inadequacy of the Canada Tem-
perance Act. in spite of the fact that
life goes on very quietly in Canada
Temperance Act territory, Not near-
ly
enough thought is being given to
the alternative to the Canada Tem-
perance Act. The Ontario Liquor
Control Art is the alternative.. Tt op-
ens up onttlete—liquor stores, bever-
age rooms. cocktail lounges, With
outlets there is more liquor and more
thinking and more law -breaking and
more bottlog3ing. If some of the
rid:.L':rnntled. Ionse'tallt)ng people of 1
Huron wenlcl live for e while in any
town under the Limier Control Ant
•nn1 see haw much worse conditions
ere tiiero than in Huron then they
would surely sten suggesting that we
lump from the frying pan into the
fire. — Advt.
Bl. UFIT, H..E
The morning service at the United
Church was enndurted 1)7 Rev. R. A.
Tiroolt and Communion was abeetved.
TTis text "T love my Ma.ster, T will not
go nut free" was from T)xodns 21-5.
TOno. Harald TTamilt.n sang "The
Brnlcem Thread of Life,"
At IToox Presbyterian Church.
Robed Bissett of Gnderich had
(Marta of the service. T -Te pointed
out Ib.a4 the greatest crisis in
C.ltrist's life was in Gethsemane,
where he revealed his strongest
chain et m'.
Mrs. RTalter Snnil])e. a former res.
Mena of 1st lIn' of 1Torris, who has
n pelient in rho Win;glhadn hnsp'tnl
per a fete weeias. returned to her
hone near Seafonth,
Miss Edith Garndss, Clinton, with
her mother. Mrs. John GarnIse.
'0.Tr end Mrs. Pert Wailare. Pefrndt.
with IVT)Frlward ilan'nard.
I Mr :Incl 1Tro A. Ti Smith Eleanor
Icetattill and 1••itnjlle ATnffmtt, client the
weekend. at Wessel( Brach.
'5m' marl Mr., rino A"oi' CtrntfM4.
are holidaying, with '535', and Mrs,
Wallace Agar,
NEW TRUCKS
Chevrolet Sedan D=elivery
USED CARS
1-1950 Ford Sedan, low mileage•
1-1950 Dodge Sp,cial Deluxe
Coach, 9000 miles
1-1950 Pontiac Sedan, low mileage
1-1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Sedan
(Radio and Sunvisor)
1-1947 Willys Station Wagon
1---1947 Ch:'v, Coach, with new motor
1-1939 Will3rs Sedan
Other Lower Priced Cars.
USED TRUCKS
1950 Chev. = ton pick-up with Deluxe Cab
1948 Chev. 117" wheelbase, chassis and cab
1945 2' ton Chev., long wheel base
rso
t rs
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
BUSINESS CAR i S
C. A. Myers, M. D., L, M. C, C.
PHYSICIAN and SURCIEO!
W3Wm St, Phone 4. Br(attsels, 'Ont,
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Tobe`45 — Brueeels. Ont.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eves Examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Main Street
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.rn. to 9 p.ra.
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General'Insurance Co.
Phone 43x Brussels
O. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick 51., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wingharl 770 & 5, Kincardine 21.
Evenings b; appointment.
J. A. M c lrsgi'.han, R. 0. Optometrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examinition and the Fitting of Gl 21
Office in Listowel Clinic Buildic,5;
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 pan. daily; Closed Wedreeet0sey palm
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:003 to :3G.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 834.
r•r Nlt,h;'. ia.; P3 ;, le ,Fz
Tin mYir y zrr+e t o' I T f t unerai
G. Walker Licensed 1^iaceral Dirort:,r 1.+: •rs.
SELWYIN BAKER
Agent for — Hartford Wind InniXraXigta
MaKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
For farther particulars — Phone Brussels 43-tr-164
T). A. Rama & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMMLANCYTERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and �lbtahner
PHONE 36 or BS -- —BRUM
Swap your Old, Worn Tires NOW
FOR NEW LONG -MILEAGE
GOO iq YEAR TARE$
Why risk the danger of driving on
worn tires any !Anger? We'll give
you the biggest trade-in allowance
for your old tires when you trade
them in for big -value, long -mile -
.age Goodyears. Come in today
for the best tire deal in town.
Also avaliabin In 1216 Tread 0.72
1.000 FOR THIS HIGH SIM'OF QUALITY
EI.1!ITT MOTOR SALES
PHONE: 82
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