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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-7-11, Page 5t THE BRUSSELS POST MANY OF OUR SHAREHOLDERS ARE MEN BUT... women outnumber men among regis- tered individual shareholders of Dominion Textile's common stock, There are 3,110 Women and 2,225 men, and the women own more shares than the men do. Over 95 percent of these shareholders live in Canada. They live in all provinces, with Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Manitoba and Nova Scotia leading, in that order. None of these shareholders owns as much as one -per cent of the stock. Dominion Textile Company Limited MANUFACTURERS OF y_�,ysv., nea'a PRODUCTS aullllll"ll,ll,,,,,moll,",",,,m,.unnuuull"n""nu„mumm,nm m„„„m",",.,mnmmeuuunnnnnaa,rt To Beautify Your lioniie Choose Sturgeons Pure Nouse Paints. Available In gloaming white and 19 attractive colors. Made to verist wear and weather. Johnson's Paint & Electric Store Brussels, Opt. London Housework is much Easier 'with a ®ORO Pump Plenty of clean fresh water at the turn of a tap ... with a DURO PUMPING SYSTEM. Every Farm can be modern NOW! DURO PUMPS are designed to meet farm requirements ... in the house ... barn . . . truck garden . . . cow - stables and fire protection as well for all your buildings. EMCO Fixtures and Fittings Working in an F,nico kitchen ... bathroom and laundry is • pleasure ... Pro- tect the health of your faintly . add to the cons. torts of daily tiring. For Sale by C. & C. Krauter Co. Brussels, Ont. MFG. CO. LIMITED Sudbury - Winnipeg 1hrMtwlt and METALS LIMITED Calgary - Edmonton o Vaneoulter EMPIRE BRASS Hamtiron - Toronto .:......eeeeteeee `>•'` •...life a ;'` r t4Q�it AUCTION SALE Of Hereford, Durham and Holstein Cattle wIll be held at Harold Jackson's Farm one mile East of Seaforth on WEDNESDAY EVE„ JULY 18th At 7 30 P. M. on !ir".afora Ste^t's trent 700 lbs. to 850 lbs, :t Durivaat and Hereford Heifers 100 to 800 lbs. 7 lioletelo heifers, ready to breed, Terms Cash Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Godericlt, Ontario July gbh, 1053 The Post, Betteeels, Ontario. Dear Sir : in view of the nottsiderable dos- ruselon that has, occureu lately over the relative values of the Liquor I Control Apt and the Canada Tem- , penance Actin the handling of the Liquor problem, T would like to sexy a word to the people of Huron County. T have been a resident of God- erieh for a year now, Staving lived the previous sixteen years in a town under the Liquor Conitroi Art, and have been able to observe renditions in both town as casual visitors would not be able to do. T can count on the fingers of one hand the number of I persons I have seen in Goderich in a year who were intoxicated, appar- enahiy. Only a blind mast would be able to sav that of the town of "W...." if he were abont the town at all. I know that there is dilating in Coderirlt, anti liquor can be gotten legnliy since the C. T. A. is not a prohibitory law. Thera are nooL- legmers. ton, as 1 1rs re told by some wile pare in a poeitten to know. There in, however, little open evidence of liquor sale. 'Phe oppontundbies to obtain liquor in the town of "W .,.." are so money that tete wondews how t11d bootleggers could possibly he in de- mand, There are four hotels, each with •a beverage room and a floenish- ing trade as one, in passing can tell front the noisy racouaness of both men and women. There are claib licences bo the Canadian Legion and to the Golf Clnb, as well as a Brewers' wnrhouse and a liquor store. Anrl yet the bootlegger flourinlues as I have reason to know In the same way that 7 know they are in (t,nderielh, nod also from the acrwd of.court pnrceedings which show from time to time teat three to rl•c�rterl. Some people ere .anxious to see the C. T. A. replaced by the Liquor Con- trol A.et in Ranson, becarse they are so vastly ooncea'ned about the in- citements to drink among tire- young people. Tinder the L. C, A, Liquor 'is about as easy to o•btsin as ice- ernant. Tn "W ' one is sreateely ever out of slght of tete evidences of the traffic,—the pue chanes, deilivenies, the crowded beer pa+louas, the comeoars,e of people in and out of then. Front whom are the hanks of these c.ustosners filled if not ultimately from the young people? To my mind, land I have been able to obseitve its work- ing, personally) the most daeo otaus tying, from this point of view is the banquet permit. In conie•ctdon wdltlt onuventiene, town ceie•bratdons, wed- ding receptions, etc., a room may be secured and set up as a bar and the drinks are on the "house" and sometimes on the town. What 1 have seen of hltis hes given me a sleep concern for many People both obi and young. There de inaitemtemlt here for a non-drinker who would not be Induced to run the risk of being seen enlentng a beer parlous'. Peailtlalls people think ministers are not In a position 00 know con- ditions because they patronize neltheir liquor stores nlor beer p!ar- louns and de not attend beer panties. More frequently we know far better whet is going ,en because we hear and knew the end of the stony at the paint where all the glanteur le gone teem dtfiinlding and there is only smelliness, wretchedness and despair. We came In at the etage of the eleobIo10os • and 'the broken homes. We are in as good a poslhton to be acentette ala most perople, do our etidlgment, ;and room what I have lttrown and seen I own on;iy stay if we saint a 'Wether" iboten with Metite- meants to drink on every hand, join the tanks of the agitlbors for 'the Liquor Control. Acct. Tf you prefer a town of quiet soinniety, keep the Canada. Te,mpeiiance Aot, D. W. William, Minister, Viotorta 9e, limited Church, Gederieb, Ontario, MONCR1EFF The W. Ai, S. and W. A. of Knox t;n(i,ed C9bunch, Menlgti0ft, (l1ol d their regutar monthly meeting at tine home of Mrs. James Meehan en \Yedne day even'ng, July 4lli. The W. 511. S. meeting, in cthetrge of Mrs. 13. Ferg, opened with the Hymn "Came let ins sing of a Won- derful Love," Mrs. Marie Baddlde read the soelpiure lesson, Mos. C. Robertson led In prayer. Twenty members and three visitors answer- ed the Holl Bail by naming a prophet. The business of the meeting . Was conducted by Ore Pres„ Mrs, Ken. Loddington, It Was deoided to or- der the new study books.. Also to bort a special meeting on the after- noon of July 25, .to whish an invitat- ion will be extended to the W, M. S. of Tinton Unite Church and Done- gal United Church. Mrs, Leonard Meehan gave the topic, "Trinitlhd Throught the Dyes of a Vilsitor. The meethtp closed whit slanging the vmn, "Jesus Thy, Joy of Levine HrktrtsH". The W. A. meeting was in charge of the Vice.Pepe., Mrs. Joe Smith anri opened with the Hymn "Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross." Mrs. K. Ludki, ngeon read a poem. The sil- verware conemeltee made final ar- ratugements to purchase ten dozen 00mhtless .reel knives, forks, dessert 000)11s and teaspoons. A committee • -mined to get prices on an 111 - 'et" ' sieve Inc the ei-trhen in the 1 basement of the rlmrch. The meeting closed with the mem- bees rrlteating in unison, "'litre lord's Prayer." A delirious itturlt was served by tee, 1'''rtese and her rnmmittee. -------- CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE — Iiitc+iten' Table and Feel' Chairs. Mrs, Geo. McCnteheon Phone 7Sxr2 eee FOR SALE — -^ 8 acres of good standing hay, Win, J, Grant Phone 25r6. WANTED — Boarder wanted. Apply to Mrs. L. Jermyn Phone 90 FOR SALE — A field of hay standing, Jas. McFarlane Phone 21r26 FOR SALE— — — 3.0 pigs reakiy to wean. Apply to Wm. G. VenCanup, Belgrave, Phone Brussels 15r15. FOR SALE One Geabaan, two-bua'ner hot plate white enamel, with ahttome top, litre new. apply to J. Work Phone 33 FOR SALE— Want started pullets? Bray has them prompt Shipment. Also dayold pul- lets. mixed. cockerels. 'Get prices, nmeler soon. Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel, FOR SALE — 1932 Ford V-3 Coupe, in real good rondition. 1938 Ford Coupe. 1934 Terraplaue Coach, new tia'es and battery. 1930 Model A Ford Coach. These cars are priced to sell, J. 0. Neil Phone 77r6. FOR SALE —_.-..._.. --- 1935-214. ton Oleanolei Truck, good tires and new tiglht racks. 1941-2 ton Chevrolet Truck, travelled only 27,000 miles, complete with heist. Both trucks in guaran- teed condition. Apply to Mel. Jermyn, Bluevale. Phone 63012 Balussel& ATTENTION FARMERS — We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pal highest prevailing prices. For im- mediate service telephone collect — Brussels 55-r.12, Listowel 65O -r4, or Elmira 564 Gordon -'rung (101mira) Ltd. FOR SALE - Shoe Store and Repair Shop. In good village, Store Is lied Brick; Red brick 6 roomed house aditoinias, also 3 room apartment, teboee store. Stock is 61,500.00. Stock and repair shop and buildings all tor quirk sale priced at $4,500,00. 100 acre grass and wood farm, lots of water, 5000 new trees set out. Iced to sell at $2200,00, L 0. Long, Real !estate Broker. Brussels, Ont. ' t"FDERTCK. F. HOMUTR'l Phm. B.. R. Q. Registered Optometrists Mrs, H. Viols Homsrth R. 0. Carol E. Homuth R. O. Phone 118 Harridan, OM. WEDDING Stewart - Forsyth Salurduy, June 30th. In Dunn M,anuriul Prewby'tro'iun ('•ltnroh, Long Brana•h, Rev. F. G. Veepy, solemnized the marriage of Edith Isabel Forsyth, Brussels and Alesaitaler Stuart, Long Brandt. The bride wore a gown of pale blue lace over taffeta 'with sweetheart ner•kline. and a corsage of .pink rose buds, with white anoonsoriee. Her only attendant wtas Miss Mae Skelton who wore dmeky Wok with et corsage of yellow eaM- s1ion and many accessories. Tice bride's Mother wore navy sheer with o corsage of pink carnations. The gnoorn. was attended by Samuel Ratherlkmd, 'Tonontto, Atter the earemomy the bridal panty bed din- ner at The Lynm Arms, leaving the name reversing for Bnussels•. For travelling the brittle chose grey with navy accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Moses enter- tained Mr, anti Mrs. Stuart and Wends to a wedding dinner. The eletee-noom being t•as,tefulllY decor - neer} In plate tuned wlhite and ilbe table centered with pink sanding and a beteeerelle der eted wadding -rake, The groom's gift to the bride was 1 set of travelling. oases. Mr. and Mrs. Stimuli will reside in Long Ra inch. * '* ' r Mr. Frank McGelrick of Listowel called on friends here on Monday - • a< *. Mr, and Mrs, Lawton, of Philadel- phia, Pa., and Miss Laura Thomson of Atwood were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Seethe 0 * Mr, and Mrs. David Hastings and fan -lily, Mr. R. C. Fox and blaster Kenneth Bowler spent the week -end in London, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowler. a p * Airs. C. Workman. Leamington, has horn a reeellt vdmltor with relat- ives and friends here. * * Mrs. H. Stnllivan returned home from Clinton hloslplta.l, where she has been a patient. * * * 111x. Joe Shaw is a patient in the Clinton hospital. * * * 5111'. and Mrs. T'Ough Kennedy and family of Montreal and 'Ares, N. Hamilton of Atwood were vietors last week with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy and other friends here. * * * Mrs. G. A. Deadman, WoUtville. 10. S„ Mrs. W. S. Watson, Vancouver, B. C„ and Mrs. N. .V. Freeman, Battersea, Ont., are visitors with their many friends in town. * * * Miss Jean Waters, Toronto, gave a shower in honour of Edith Forsyth. The bilk, to be received many love- ly gtfte of Oorn-Flower Crystal. * * * Mrs. Johns Foster of Mona Vale, Australia is spending some time at the home of hes brother Mr, Case Jack•]dn 011(T Mrs. Jacicltn end other relatives. A family reunion was held at the same home on Sunday. * * * Mrs. Jas. Ballantyne and Miss Millie Grewar are holidaying in London. * * * Mr. Kim,g of Brampton is visiting his daughter Mrs. Thos. McDonald. * * * Mr. Ward 100. Buchanan of Detroit, is spending part of his vacation with his Sister Mdse Flo. Buchanan. * *—* Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Brewer anent d111•e week -end with fulenlds alt Peter- borough eterborough and Lake Chemong. --. • • 0 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stephens of Peterborclangh called on Mends here on Saturdaiy. • • • Mles Bessie Moses was 0 ghost of Miss Tessie 1111bott. Stiatfoed Nide past week, * •0 * Mr. and Mrs, Archie Moses,' Mar - and Joan, Mite. Forsyth and Aimee MoQutarrie spent Sunday at Grand Bend. * to Mr, aitld Mrs, Clnas. Bowyer and family of Windsor spent Thursday and Friday with their r(xnadn Abner MoQnnn'ttde and Mrs. Forsyth. Wednesday, .Duly 114'At, 1.961 NEW TRUCKS Chevrolet Sedan Delivery .111141.1,10.11.41, USED CARS 1-1950 Ford Sedan, low mileage 1-1950 Dodge Special 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 Chev. Coach, with new motor 1-1939 Willys 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 Riversicle Motrsic Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Texaco gas and oils Phone 56 Brussels, Ont. BUSINESS CARDS DS C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C. PHYSICIA?, and SURGEOli William St Foe to 4. Brevameiu, 017st DR. R. W. STEPHENS Graduate University of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON To'aithone 45 , — Brussels. Ocst. JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist Eves 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 Instm-ance 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. Optometrist, LISTOWEL, ONT. Specializing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of (dosses Office in Listowel Clinic Buildang Hose's: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wedsie day Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9:31. Other evenings by appointment Phone 534. Walker Funeral Horne Day kr Night Calls Phone 63 No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home, EL G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director az Enabait ,r. SELWYN BAKER Agent for — Hartford Wind Insurance McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Our Rates Are Reasonable For farther particulars — Phone Brotaelt 43-r-10. ). A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND AM U AME SERVICE Licensed Funeral Drecior and Embalmer PHONE 36 or ASS --��— immix ONT. Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KiIINDS Automobile and Firm inae'areoe Accident and Siebeeme Afloat forCreel West Ure i eeew.ace 96Please OffIce Ca. Bretralk Ont. Dennis Duquette Phoebe 51'er-14 R. R 4 ®rum& Uienced Auctioneer for Huron Cragdr . No Sale too Bits — None too Small there employed an experienced wesietant for the tela Onsite. R. �. Hetherington. K. C. WINCHAIVI and BRUSSELS AT BRUSSELS Tvesday and Saturday ail day --r Offlct open every dap. Phone 20: -- Successor to E D. pion _..._ t,ewvs Rowland (Licensed 1For fim-on County) stATW"TTFAC'TAON GUARANTEED – MACES R AM:31r+F'IIPL$ 0' i)nR'uwrements Phone 31 `"'tile Breasola host" and herr Par information etc... write or shone Lauth: RatnnslandP tiri0 be looked after Immeellately Or arrIte to R. R. 3 V6'ahmes.