HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-7-25, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
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SALE
We are Disposing our Entire Stock of
Groceries and D rygoods at a Discount of
10 per cent.
In these days of high prices come and
save yourself money.
Sale commences on Friday, July 27th.
W. C. BENNETT
Walton, Ont.
Profits rleDaityCows
4Mo a ry Ess wmad t aw ow Man Ever
D. to wan .d a,m lk01adeat Wag navrorksgof 0$60,1 did s 11 tlasowasuo
d iwmT sl y an y >a' nr
aria ooaeais oraenquceedr m.rxllfh oats
Tlada 6 ... mune cos dot wool .a
kale=klwk s• mole m poo-
radon Pae dally ow*,
Tem am't'Ilmi m$ t iiaet Tad.
T. a..+ ., moor Cil eat rr meows
smllk row win y�eott. Ilea aim toad menet
M prevob 4rllm.wl mod war& al.
..oa.ras a.omm.. .d v4nJma owl
awbormia we won as tae•.i•• mod or,
Ts osis mmrs swamlav oar
l Wiwi sew i i..cr- s• Ire
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For Sd. by
Ethel Produce
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USED TIRES
600.16, 650-16
Truck Tires and older types
USED CAR PARTS
Am.erican Cement in Stock
NORMAN MacLEAN
Seaforth Phone 3.1
Now"Skinny" Girls
Get Lovely Curves
Gain 5 to 10 lbs. New Pep
Thousands who never could gala weight before now
have shapely. attractive ➢sures. No more bony
Iambs, ugly hollows. They thank ()strait. 11 outs
posh on bodies skinny barons° blood tacks Iron.
Peps 7011 110, te°. ImproVee appetite, digestlou 00
food nourishes yon better. Don't fear getting too tat.
Stop when you gain figure you wish. Introductory
or Het-acnualated" eine ante 000. Try astrex Tonle
Tablets for new tinneds, lovely cm•cer. 1111 pen,
today. At all druggists.
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NOTICE TO CREDIT•..rua
e.tee.g claims against
FRANCIS WILLIAM
..1.1SIIAIP[I late of the township
t:the County e. Huron,
farmer. who died on or *,bout the
n'.nth day of July, 1951, are
notified to send to the undersigned
on or about the the Fourth day of
August 1951, full particulars of their
claims in writing. Immediately atter
the assets of the estate will be
distr bated having* regard only to
claims of which tate Executors shall
t n Etre notice,
Dated this 18th day of July,
A. D. 1955.1
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Barrister and c.
"iRITSSELS ONTARIO
Snliritnrs for the Executors.
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Vancouver, B.C. Peterboro, Ont,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
W
Miss Addle Cardiff 1e. holidaying
in Oakville and Toronto.
.• * •
Mr. and Geo. Evane etre holidaying
with friends at Muskoka for a
couple of weeks.
* * •
Mr. and Mite. 111eLaug1tlin of
Oakville, spent the weekend with
Miss Addle Cardiff.
* * *
Norman Hoover was elected Dist,
Deputy Grand Master at the Masonic
Convention held last week in Toronto
* * v
lir, and )firs. W. S. Scott and Miss
Xe1lte ,Jardine spent the weelo-end
with let', and Mrs. °selene Seottt at
Welland.
* * *
Mrs. Rates and Miss Doris Rates,
Toronto, have been guests at the
home of Miss Carrie Hingston.
* * *
Mrs. N, B. Gerry or Fort William
is visiting with her melee Mrs.
Herb. Mannling end Mr. Manning.
* * •
MiMrh Skrowronski . is a vislitor
i1 town and well bp the soloist at
Melville C'iluroh nn Sunday monning.
T -Te will sing "The Holy Cite',"
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Zapre and T)r.
B. R. and Mrs. McAdam and little
dem:liter of Toro,ltn are visiting
mt "Riverside" with Mrs. Robert
Thomson.
i
Congratulations to Bill Rann who
loan received word that he has suc-
cessfully passed his Vast year ex-
amination at the Canadian School
of Embalming in Toronto,
an 5
Mr. Gordon Lane, son of Rev.
Andrew and Mrs, Lane obtained,
First Class Honors in Grade II
Theory music examination, with 92
narko. HP is a pupils of Mr, A. W.
\"tPit on. Wengham.
BL UEVALE
Robert Bisset of Goderich occupied
the )pulpit art Knox Presbyterian
Church here on Sunday morning
HWS. theme was "The Heart of God
Is the ITospital of the World," Rev,
R. A. Brock conducted the mot`n-
ing service in the t'nittecl Church
and sang a solo. He aunomnced
'hat Rev. C. Tarener, Thernelale,
a farmer minister here, will preach
the. first Sunday in August,
Personals: :lir, and Mrs. Allen
White and son ,Tack. Clifford. with
Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Horton; Mrs,
.Ilex Armstrong and Duncan Mc-
Kinnmat. Brussels with their
brother, R. H. McKinnon and Mrs.
1 Ktc
T 1 n
Inn Mrs. Nell R. lc i -
T lrhr'rn. Clifford with her mother,
e. R. F. Gal'nd. s, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Sinclair, lir. and Mrs.
Harry Carter, Harriston. with Mrs,
W. H. McKinney and daughters;
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffiths and
sot Bob. Brampton, with Mr. a•nd
Mrs. Charles Rosman; Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas E. Henry. Stratford,
al' ill Mies Sand preen; George
Thomson, Toronto. w-ith itis par-
ents, Mr. and Mica, George T.
Thomson; Mr, and Mrs. Donald
Street and slaughter Linda. Lislto-
wel, at the home of Miss Duff;
Mrs, M. L. Aitken returned to
T-itmvel with her daughter; J.
Taylor and Mrs. Margaret Dale,
Walton, with TIM Pli Fowler and
Miss Florence Fowler; Robert
Niehnlsnn. who has driven one of
• site creamery trucks for Over two
,-Pars has a erip't0d a contract for
l„a`i7`01 c'rnr,1' ('itnrlPe TToffman
'1,''le f:11n mills tru,'k.•
T. Faaintt (”1”11Fel iir." 1101110
)•,art \\'00nP.day 6",' alto n,n„rail..
nu'e: Tung of the Title Group of the
Ladles' Aid of Knox Presbyterian
Church. Airs. Eldred Nichol had
ohatrge of tite meeting, end Mrs,
Elsie Lamont read the scripture
1PScaon, Money -raising schemes
were discussed. Tile sale of cards
ie enntinuiing, Mrs, W. G. 'Mundell,
Mrs. Barry Elliott, and Mrs. W.
fie MoTeinarr\y were in charge of the
lunch. The group engaged in
quilt making daring the afternoon,
WALTON
\Valdcnt's second last game 61
football, before the finals was play-
ed in Wanton Community Park when i
Ethel was blanked 2-0 in a game
that was veiny fesit and Clean through-
out. There was no snoring in the I
first peniod,3 but Walton got
down .to business in the second per
iod 'anti scored two goals, John
Bag ane referred the game.
The annual picnic of Duff's Limited
Church wars held at the Mons Park,
Seaforth, A .fine program of .races
and sports tilled the afternoon. Re'
stilts were as follows
7...
Girls 5 and sunder, Brenda Hous-
ton, Barbara Turnbull; girls 7 a'itd
under, Arlene Williamson, Mardon
Turnbull; boys 8 and under, Kenny
McGail, Bobbie Houston; girls 12
and snider, Catherine Buchanan,
Audrey Rockwell; boys 12 and un-
der, Jen'ry Aehrldes, Gerald 'Huebert
young women. ,Mari;. Achilles. Marg,
ateeena. young Men, Don. McDon-
eta: 1Tnn. nig Star: slo1-ee-legsrd race,
14a^^, C/P1•r^.• a"rl- Fred MT'arthr,
T`^•'ta g.'rvene and 53011 Fraser;
11',on'tled '11e,"0 r-ee. wen "i3Tlr.11.,lr1.
Doug. Fraser; kirk the slipper, nen.
Mr. Isobel McCall, Mrs, K. Menot-
ald; kirk the slipper, ntnilor• Marg.'
Aobi ➢les, Lennie Jnlinston; clothes
nhn race. PiPlt3.'\ran 'TO et and Mrs.
P. T. Holman. 'Teri: •1"r tate tie,
Mrs, K. T\1rTl held and A. Turnbull.
tenhel AreOmll and, G. Shnldiro• neem.
nintr off 109 cards - Dols:, Ftro0Or.
Tee P..r000lo ' .t1Vraw11lg, the hall, DON.
'0,.1-1,1 . C11g1•Iip Tnrmdlulh
The W. M. S. and W. A: of Walton
Dnited.Church met for their regular
meeting on ,Tuly 1118, with 19 MKS -
11 erg answering the roll call. Mire.
John McDonald presided. The meet-
ing opened by singling hymn 488,
followed by a scripture reading in
nmison from 712 in the hymnamy and
prayer '4n unison from 187 in the
hyaotaJ•v. The Sec. ante Teras. TP•
ports WPt'P read and adapted. Srv-
eral officers gate report's on their
work. We are hiving Miss S. Curtis
e•a uoioct speaker for the Mission
Rand. Some time in August plans
were merle f0, thio meeting, Mrs. A,
78r':Can was m'esented with a Life
r e•
Pnl 1P11
P �tT, the i
1p 1 W. M. S. for
•
n0h11.0) site extended her thanks,
'l The Walton group ,muter the lead-
111171ip of firs. L. Marks then had
charge of the program. The topic
was on the poeple of Trinidad. It
was derided tut several parts.
Those as•Sisting were Mrs. W. Hack -
welt. Mrs. P. Holman, Mils, D. Ennis,
Mrs. F. Patterson and Mrs. F.
TClrkby. Mrs, J, McDonald closed -
the meeting with henediotion. The
president of the W.A, request a good
attendance for our August meeting,
Mr. and.. Mrs, Frank Kirkby and
family with Mr. anti Mrs. Lewis
Kirkby, London.
.lir. and Mrs. Archie Somerville
with friends in Vancouver,
Mr, and Mrs, A. Gaintsen and
family waitit friends ,in Sarnia.
Mises Carol C'nn4e1'01t•, Sarnia, with
Iter grandparents, lir. and Mrs. Jas,
Contts,
:'ruKr, Tnronl0, with bis
0716(;antie 11:1i1163'kbyhere,
:lir, and Mia, H. C. RPnnett are
(1!!: trir,t of a holiday,
Wednesday, July 25tb. r
JOHN DEERE sets
the pace again! This
time with a great new
standard -tread trac-
tor --the 2.3 -plow
John Deere Model
"AR." Modern from
the word "go," it of-
fers you new power,
new speeds to handle
your drawbar, belt -
and' power -driven
equipment at maxi-
mum capacity ... new comfort and ease -of -
handling features to reduce fatigue, save
muscle work .. and proved John Deere
two -cylinder performance that cuts operat-
ing and maintenance costs to rock -bottom.
There's your choice of cyclonic -fuel -
intake engine in gasoline or all -fuel type
there's hydraulic Powr-Trol for effort-
less control of drawn implements. Such
extra values as self-starter and lights, Powr-
Trol, power shaft, and belt pulley are in-
cluded as regular equipment. See us for
complete information about the new John
Deere Model "AR" Tractor.
JONDEERE Two-Cy//r»der TRACTORS
0%5744, effadern.Design and Proved Perearmance
W.JPE
• Brussels, 01st. Phone 3
M1'. and Mrs, James Mowbray and
sea. C.111. Detroit, Mich„ cabled on
their teal to Toronto and lodk :4Lss
'Mary Mowbray with them to al•
tend the funeral of Robert Mowbray.
spending a few weeks in the Muskoka
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CRANBROOX
fir Ladies' Aid mat at the hence
of Mrs. 11, J. Engel on Tuesday.
evening, July 174.11, under the leader-
ship of the president Mrs, Engel,
Opening exercises were conducted
by bit's. M. Huetlier and Mrs. S.
Fischer. Following the minutes of
meeting and roll call, plans were
made to re-deronte'the manse in
1''epara'ltm for the new Intl -lister
.0f fel-oily. A committee w.aa ap-
wAntecl rotttieting at Mrs, M. ,T,
Engel. Mrs. Fred Smalldon and 111os
A. J. Forret. Tt I -as alae deoided
to ptn'rltase scone new rugs fo' the
rhnrch. The mlPtine clonal with
hvlltn and pray'ei, after which a
social hour was enjoyed.
,ett. tee.- .. en, St. Marys,
conducted the regular service of
worship in' Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. July 22,
11r. and Mes. Stanley Campbell
visd,ted in Detroit, over the week-
end.
11 r. anti Mrs, .A. A, Naylor, chat -
haat. arccnmpanled by Mr, and
firs. Miller, Listowel, called on
t'0)01185 in the village on Monday.
The )'ire-figthing equipment from
t)rassseio had a run' to the farm of
Wilfred Fischer. 9t11 con., on Friday
afternoon, a -here a straw stack
was burning. A brisk went was
blowing but with aid of equipment
at work on Thr, road oonetrnetion job
in ft'nmt of their farm. the fire was
pre'ernterl from spreading to the
'buildings. 'Che Osbert west of the
Fisch: r fettleryas oft' milking it
necessary for a round -about jo•»ey
downs 'ha 12)11 con„ to Crandu•oolc
and north to the 9t11 nn
1951 FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS .
Actuu
A;riltttoi1
Ancaster
Apsley
A rapriar
.halon •
dept. 51, 22
Oct. 9, 1J
Oat, 11-13
Aug. 23,20
Aug. 27.29
Sept. 25, 26
Oct. 4, 5
June 9
Sept. 21, 22
Rat0'eld Sept. 26, 27
Beaverton inept, 13-15
Belleville Aug. 13.16
i liihrook Sept. 14, 15
Sept. 18, 19
robe .ygeon Sept. 28, 29
'r:nip tion ' Oct. 4-6
Brussels Sept. 27. 28
Lurford Sept. 25, 2,8
n Sept. 28, 29
Lakehead -
t. William -Pt, Arthur ..,. Aug, 6-11
feteeley Sept, 7, ,v
Clifford Sept. 19, 20
('oldingw'ood Sept. 27.. e
9
Dercttenter .. Oct, 3 -
Drayton 'Sept, 22-24
Dresden Ang. 28.80
Drnmbn Sept. 26, 27
Dunrhmrch , Sept. 4-6
Dundalk Sept. 13, 14
Dungannon Sept, 27
Elmira Aug. 31 -Sleet, 3
1?lnhro Sept. 17
Exeter Sept. 19, 20
P. revs Sept. 14, 15 or Sept. 21, 22
It (tres! Sept. 17, 18
('alt Sept, 20.22
(i erre. et. -cn Sept. 14, 15
Gnrrie Oct. 5, 6
Grand Valley Oot. 5, 6
Hanover ' . Sept, 12, 18
T-Taa•ristot Sept. 26, 27
IinntsrillP Sept. R, 7
•n•s''`•':nl1 Sept, 4, 5
1'-ineareline Sept. 13, 14
Kingston Oot. 1-6
iCirkton Sept. 27, 28
Leamington Sept. 24.29
Lindsay Sept. 18-22
Lions 'FTet,d Sept, 11, 11
rim cud
A RPU L'a
Ayton
,,istowel dept. 24, 26
. .... uu., t0'stern Fair) sept, 10-16
:sept. 25, 26
...aaalam Oct. 44
,Ieaford Oct, 5, Y
.,wnay Sept. 17, 1b
Mitchell _lee,. id, 84
llouut Forest sept. 15-17
Muacey Sept, 28
Neustadt Sept. 14, 15
`;ow hamburg Sept. 14, 16
Norwich Sept. 6, 7
Orangeville Sept. 18, 19
tlrlllia Sept. 6, 7
(i\ilhtra • Aug. 16-18
Ottawa (C. 0, Lx.t Aug, 20-26
Memo Winter Fair Oot. 22-26
Owen Sound Sept, 27-29
P.deley ......... •.............. Sept, 10, 11
Palmerston Oot. 1, 2
Parkhill Sept. 21
Peterborough Aug. 20-25
i 011 Elgin Sept. 19, 20
i:rtrt•national Plowing Batch -
Oxford Cotint
Y 'Woodstock Oct. 912
Renfrew Sept. 11-14
Ridget.own Aug. 21-23
67 3)109 Sept, 20-21
ltl coed' Sept. 20, 21
See forth Sept, 20. 51
Shelburne Sept, 25, 28
Simroe (NTorfolk County) Oct, 2.6
St. Marys 001, 2, 3
Stratford Sept, 17-19
Ftr:lt.ht'oy Sept. 27-29
Tera crept. 26, 27
Tavistock ., Sept. 7, 8
Teeswater Oot, 2, 3
Titlsonburg Sept. 19-21
Tiverton Oct. 1, 2
Toronto. (O.N.&.) :zug. 24 -Sept, 8
Toronto Royal Wtntse
Fair
Wa.ikerton (Christmas
Fai) Oct, 30, Nov, 1.
\\'ailacetown Sept. 27, 38
Welland Sept. 11-15
Wiea'ton Sept, 13, 14
Woodbridge Oot, 5, 6
Woodstock Aug, 23.26
%n rich Sept. 24, 25
Nov. 13-21
tori @ @@g@ off `urn 4
rem
gongs
50 YOUR BIROS ARE
HOME. ON THE RANGE,
'JAGK' HOW ARE THEY
MAKING OUT?
NOT 50 BAR, 000. BUT
THERE'S A LOT MORE
TO THIS RANGE.
BUSINESS THAN
MEET5THE EYE.
YOU BET THERE 15, JACK,
PROPER HANDLING OF
BIRDS ON THE RANGE.
MEANS PROFIT OR L055
IN THE; LAYING PEN,
By Roe Farms Service Dept.
YES, JACK. A 600P RANGE
15 MIGHTY IMPORTANT -
A (I700D GROWING MASH
15 JUST A5 IMPORTANT.
50 DON'T FORGET TO USE
ROE V/TA-GROW,
I'M ONE UPON
YOU THERE,
POO. I ALWAYS
USE VIT4-6ROW.
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a3. WAT1'R.Eve/vr,o/C NG YL/G,y7
. �_.•r'1 poR cocc/O/O%/ y
Two Whys to Bigger' Egg Profits
A GOOD RANGE
ROE;o1y
V/H
TrAfiWST
-moorr
_ Eai1' Huron Produce
BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
MONCRIEFF