HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-8-22, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
USED CARS
.-- 1950 Ford Sedan, two-tone in colour.'
with overdrive.
7-1949 Oldsmobile Sedan with built
in Radio.
3949 Chevrolet Coach
1L937 Pontiac Sedan
Many Older Models.
USED TRUCKS
-1948 Chevrolet 1 ton Truck 137 inch
wheelbase
1-1945 Chev. Chassis, Cab, 179 inch
wheelbase
NEW TRUCKS
:1 -New Sedan Delivery for immediate
delivery.
rs s 1 Trucks - Almo
rleci ;ie Delivery
Riverside Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
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For ids
DAIRY MSA
.- CL.ASSIFIED ADS.
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pLAN now for the future ... with running water.
A DURO PUMPING SYSTEM means you have
running water in your home for all household and
family needs. Lightens kitchen work ... all the
comforts of a modern bathroom. Pleasant and more
enjoyable living ... a DURO PUMP can provide
-modern living for your family.
EMCO
FIXTURES
and FITTINGS
Working in an
EMCO equipped
kitchen ... bath-
room and laundry
is a pleasure ,
protect the health
of your family.
See us today:
EC516
For Sale by -
C. & J. Krauter Co.
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
LONDON - HAMILTON • ST. CATHARINES - TORONTO • SUDBURY
WINNIPEG • VANCOUVER
' FOR SALE _:;
' Burbank Plume,
Douglas Hemingway Phone 23r4
WANTED AT ONCE -
Office lady for D. N. McDonald,
Lumber Co.. Phone 77 Brussels.
FOR SALE -
Grade 92 or 4th Form High School
Text Books,
Helen Rintoul
FOR SALE -
5prayed Harvest Apples.
else plums.
Bin Blake Phone 42r3
FOR SALE -
Cabbages, green onions and beets.
Garf McDonald.
Phone 77x19.
FOR SALE --
A bunch of little pigs, ready to
wean.
,Toe Holmes Phone 15r5,
SALESMAN WANTED -
With car to sell Watkiu's Pro-
ducts in the Townships of Morris
and Grey.Appiy. to -Box 50 Brussels.
FOR SALE -
.50 Red - Rock Pullets. 5 months
old, laying,
Graham 'Work Phone 211-13,
FOR SALE -
Five acres of second cut Alfalfa
Hay. AIMS to Torrance Dundas.
Walton, Phone Brussels 915r5,
r"' SAi9' .
1 ACulinA'at• 11,•e n x 101•_. with pad
Con olcnnl Rugs 7114 x 0.
Phone 490.
WANTED -
1a ,nrdx of dry bard body wood.
1''.'. • .79111x9 McCracken,
l :r:•.-:<eis, Phone 7075.
FOUND -
1:nd truck gate in vicinity of Ethel
,,,, ml (,._+r,
71' Stt-phrnson.
Brussels 40r10.
HONEY FOR SALE -
Cl''rer honey in your own e0n-
i.1 oar 13c lb. We can supply you
t"i't all the containers 7011 need.
Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21r8.
HOUSE FOR SALE -
In the Village of Brussels. Mod-
ern conveniences. garage and
garden,
For information apply to
1;•'r P. Cousins, Phone 22
WANTED -
1(cns..keailrr for e•id,,rly couple,
11, lno,lern home. own froom, no clean -
511 or washing, evenings and Sun
days off.
Wr't, to Gordon El1'ot!,
Iag cal, Ontario,
FuR SALE -
6 room house, modern convenien-
ces. !y acre of land with small barn
39' a 15', young orchard of apples,
pears, plums and cherry trees all
hearing Located in town of Brus-
sels. Turnberry, St. Lots 245 and
246. Apply to 0. Buschlen. Phone
7 7rR,
FOR SALE
1932 Ford V-8 Coupe. in real good
condition.
1933 Ford Comm
1534 Terraplane Coach, new tires
and battery.
1920 Model A Ford Coach,
These cars are priced to sell.
J. 0, Neil Phone '77r6,
ATTENTION FARMERS -
\We will be pleased to pick up dead
,ai• crippled farm animals and pay
o:ghest prevailing prices, For lm-
-1'edlate trvlce telephone collect -
Brussels S5 -r-12 Listowel 650-r-2,
ur Elmira 564
^cion "'lung (Elmira) Ltd,
11SED CAR PARTS
Axl s and wheels suitable for
trailer, and farts waggons,
Transmioo ons, Driveshafts, Treads
A, ;tied heats units, Glass, Generators.
nu4 starters eco.
Dozen of .:nodi 110,(1 tiles and
lulu, in all popular sizes,
Norman McLeen, Sea.f0rth,
mile south of tracks, Phone 3J,
HELP WANTED - MALE -
Act now if ran want to establish
yourself In a profitable business
with 9 7091 future. Tf you are a
reliable man, between 25 and 53
rears of age.Teye or ten obtain a
ear, you can make targe earnings
and safeguard your fmturo, Yon
don't need Capital or previous ex•
.nerlenoe In this pleasant worts sell.
ins' tarn) and household necessities.
Writs The J. R. Watkins, CO., Dept.
11-11•4 859 St. troch 4t„ Montreal.
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NOTICE TO t0REDITORr
In 'the Matter of at. Naito, of
A1larg rit.Ap. Shedder' tate of toy
Ytllage 1St; Arusaeta is the County of
Huhn, epiuster, disclosed.
Notice. is hereby given, that all
ore i ore and other* t.•rLul6 elating
agalnlst the estate 05 Nue *aid Mar -
::fret D. Shedden who died on or
about hlie 28th dray of Judy at the
'('own of Wingham, are required on
or about the 31st day of August
1951, to send to the undersigned full
particulars of their olailns to writing
immediately .after the 31st day of
August, 1951, the assets of the es -
'ate will be distributed amongst the
Parties entitled thereto Slaving re-
gards only far cialms of which the
i;xeclntons stall then have notice.
Dated at Brussels this 15th day of
August, 1951.
CRAWFORD & HPXPHERINGTON
Bsmrtslters
Brussels, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors.
PORTAGE RESIDENT SINCE 1900
JOHN FULTON 79 YEARS, DIES
A resident of Manitoba sln0e 1900,
John Fulton passed away Monday,
July 80511, following a lengthy 131-
ness. He passed away at the home
cf his daughter, Mrs, Clayton Kane,
349 A9•oorgate Blvd„ Deer Lodge. He
WI 110-n 1111ki119 ads hmane tntrr
sire April, He was in his 79th
year.
Mr. Fulton was born at Walton.
Ont., later moving to Brussels.
and settled 1n Portage 1a Prairie
'11 1904 He purchased the barber
shop of ,the late ,Tohn Williams which
was established in the McLenaglien
Work. To 1916 he enlisted with the
Pont Transport in the first World
War.
Re..nruine From u,ersea, in 191R,
he farmed for several years. later
115;01119 the Norah Star 051 Ca„ from
which he rot?red in 1940. FTe was a ,I
member of Nue former Grace Menlo.
dist now the, United Church. the
Knights of Pythias, and the Can•
adieu Order of Fn11•esters. Tn 1906
he married Ellen Roe. daughter of
the late Mr. and :11rs. Richard Roe.•
Portage, pioneers.
\Tr. Fulton wo.o an assoela.te at-
r'+nr of hhr. POrtare Fair and
we”lied very netlrciv in that c+n-
ieitr (1","no the past unmher of
VPRt'9,
Surviving are ills widow, two
daughters. 3111+. Clayton Kane, Deer
Letoo, Flora of Chicago and ora
seri, Richard of Lashbnrn. Sask.
95(110wan. one brother Donald of
Portage and '55'p sisters, Mrs
Flora Carter. Edmonton, Mrs. Min-
nie McArter, St. Catharines, Mrs.
151 Ferguson and the Misses Agnes
and Margaret of Brussels, Ont., and
+wo grand children. Funeral sap
rices ware held at 2 p• m, on Wed -
100119y front McMaster's Funeral
011119 , Burial was held in 111'
firmly plot Hillside cemetery,
Largely attendee tun service
9711'•' held yesterday afternoon, for
the late John Mutton, Pioneer rest
dent of Portage lea Prairie. Mr.
Felton passed away. on Monday at
the home of his darHhtea', who. Clay -
trot Kane, 2411 Moorgate Blvd., Deer
Lodge.
Services were held in M.cMaster's
Funeral Chapel. and were conduct-
ed by the Rev, H. L. Richardson,
11. E. Burk, sang two solos., "Rock
of Ages", and "The Old Rugged
(rose,. Mrs. A, W, Hetherington
presided ,at the organ,
Many beautiful floral tributes
hanker] the caskets, and a111 extra
ear was needed to carry 511001 to
Tifillsdde Cemetery, wjbetre Muriel
was made in the family plot.
Pallbearers were ; T-Tarn'ey 01v -
ens. David Clair Sr„ Keith Stew-
art, deorge Banner, Richard John-
ston and Don McVicar,
Personals : Mrs, Emory Naylor,
T1 li 11 •91, r. XX, with Mr, and Mr's,
Wey; George Kirkby, Toronto, •
witil his family here; Mr. and Mrs.
Crosby Pantie, London. with air. and
Mrs. Fred Pn1150; Mr. acini Mrs.
James Cameron, Sarnia, with Mr.
and Mrs. James Coutts; Samuel
McPherson, Con, 14, McKillop, con-
fined to his bed with a heart con-
dition,
FOR SALE -•
Shea Store and Repair Shop in
good village, Store is ideal Brick:
Red brick 6 roomed house adjoining,
also 3 room apartment above store,
Stock is 51.500.00, Stool* and repair
shop and buildings all for quick sale
priced at 54,500.00.
100 acre Crass and wood tarot.
lots of water, 5000 11099 trees set Ont.
Cad to sell at 52200,00.
1 C. Tone, Real NSgtate Broker.
Brussels, Ont
Itellisesflat; jests* OA UM
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Swap your Old, Worn Tires NOW
FOR NEW LONOI-MIIILIAG■
GOODYEAR TIRES
Alto available In Rib Tread
Why risk the danger of driving on
worn tires any longer 1 We'll give you
the biggest trade-in allowance for your
old tires when you trade them in for
big -value, long -mileage Goodyears.
Come in today for the best tire deal
in town.
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LOOK FOR THIS "NIGH SIGN" OF QUALITY
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TIRES
ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES
PHONE: 82
DODGE-DESOTO-SALES & SERVICE
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BL UEVALE
T11.• 1 a lir ' :\;.T ,:f Kr•ax laceb7'
lerian Church islet at the home of
Mts. Rayymoud 011117,17-, hitch 14
women present. Airs. Lamont presi-
ded and led in prayer. Mrs. Leslie
gate the scripture reading, and Miss
Dorothy Greenaway offered the
closing prayer. After the devotion-
al period, the women cut oat quilt
patches.
Rev. ,T. II. Townsend, Mount 191gin,
re x(11271 i7- the United Church on
Sorb ty, uedu9 as his theme the
s;:n'v of the pr02491(1 9019. Rey. L.
C. Jorgensen, Huaston, Miss„
'1 I 1t he Prt+sb7terian
Church, There will be no service
111 the United Church next Sunday,
Personals ; Mrs. John T-Ioclmidge
with Mrs. Thomas Barrett. Water-
loo; Mr. and .firs. George Pea-.
cock and two children, Ottawa,
with Mr. and firs. W. J. Peacock;
Ileo. and Mrs. J. A. Burden. Ar-
thur and Doreen with friends in
this community; Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Pugh.. Dorchester, and the
tatters sister, Mrs. P,•rey herr.
THIS
with [mends here; 911', and Mrs.
SLewanl Procter and family, Mr.
11110 Mos. Vipond, Air. and 1VIr6.
W 19,1)11111111 111 this community on. Stun -
clay; and Mrs„ Raymond Elliott
at Atwood and Stratford; Mao
St ON in Lo19el011 on. Sunday,
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