HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-10-10, Page 4LITE BRUSSELS POST
USED CARS
:1-1950 Dodge Custom Sedan,
Radio and Heater. Low mileage
1— 1950 Ford Sedan, with overdrive.
11-1949 Oldsmobile Sedan with built
in Radio — air conditioning
1 — 1949 Chevrolet Coach
1 1940 Chevrolet Coach
1 — 1937 Pontiac Sedan
USED TRUCKS
1 — 1946 Ford 3 Ton Trucks, with
Stock Racks, New Motor.
1 — 1948 Chevrolet 1 Ton
Chassis and Cab.
New Chevrolets, Oldsmobile Cars —
Chevrolet Trucks — Immediate Delivery.
Rivers! e tors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Brussels, Ont.
Phone 56
tVeznatestantanaann
eaconagetaor
BUSS FSS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D. L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN end SURGEON
W LI= 3t' r face 9. Bruex,eie, Oat
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telateheate 45 — Brussels, OtIL
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Exaelsined. 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. Optometrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of Clea
Office in Listowel Clinic Building
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Wily; Closed Wednesday p.m.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9x36.
— — Other evenings by appointment Phone 534.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Might Calls Phone 68
No extra charge tor Use of Funeral Heinle,
5 G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
SELWYN BAKER
Agent far — Hartford Vi'md
McKillon Mutual Fie Irtsun-ance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
Par further particulars — Phone Brussels 43-a-10.
1). A. Rann & Co.
FUNIERAtL AND AMBULANCE NICE
Licensed Funeral Direr -tor and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 83 ••— — BRUSSELS, ONT.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and 3;+clnsess
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
Phone Office 96 Brussels, Oat.
Dennis Duquette
Phone 51-r-18 R. R. 4 Hrsuei
Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County
No Sale too Big — None too 5m,
'Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Once.
R. R. Hetherington, I. C.
WINGHAM wad BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Teesday and "Saturday all day — Office open every iay,
Phone 7..Aar Successor to E. D. Brit
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUAPAP IT.I0) — pffr REAsomAII
IFdr Er eseemenin Phone 31 'Tice Rrraasrls Poo" am they
Ilam Ittfornl�e.rtlon etc , write or phone Lew. Rowes
vim be Molted after inmr+ediately
Or write to R. fl 3 Waitron. '
CRANBROOK
Services will be halo asp usual ou
Sunday, Oot. 1.4101, iu Kwox Presby-
terian Oleurch.
Recent vlsitore a,t ilio hone of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baker were Mr.
and Mrs. Vires. McBee:hern, Galt. and
Mr, and Mrs, Winston Meliacllern
and little daughter, Hamiltton.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Parton and
daughters, on, were week -end
vtnitors with Mr, and Mrs. Allen
Cameron,
:firs. Crura Omstead spent' a few
(tees In St. Thomas.
Ideal weather on Friday favoured
the 25+11 annual North Huron Plow -
Me Mitch hold on Calvin Cameron's
farm.
GREY
The niopthly meeting of the W.
M. S. and W. A. of Union was held
at the hone of Mrs, It1acintoslt ca
're:eel:Ay afternoon, Oot. 2. The W,
M. S. meeting was in charge of Mrs,
,Ilea Bremner and opened with hymn
"Sing to the Turd of Fhirvest" fol-
lowed 1)y reacting of Psalm 95 resPon-
,atvely. The yell call was answered
i•r 17 w.nucneetvitte s Thanksgiving
verse from tlio Bible. Mrs. Bremner
then read a story entitled "Canada's
G1nl:.s." Further plans were made
for the Se:atonal Meeting to be held
in TTn9rn Chuaeh on Oct. 12. Meeting
rlee:ad with a hymn.
The W. A. meeting followed open -
t.•°, ,with a hymn: The nitaluutes of
the leap' meeting. Plans were made
fey a Turkey Supper to he held on
Meelay. Inv. 12. Mrs. E. Robinson
t1' undue ed a Thanksgiving pre-
, „-after ''°test. Lunch was then
e-rved by elm hostas. aseleted by
'Tiu Jac. Bremner and Mrs. Blair
\TCT11 toSh.
FALL FAIR PRIZE LIST
(l_'ontenllad from Page One)
(audnrnre; Salvia, W. Turnbull;
Chrysanthemums, W. Turnbuil, Mrs,
D..t. Rann; Sweet Peas, N. Hoover,
Mfrs. Th Meetings; Roses, Mrs. D. A.
Rano; Naatturteines, N. Hoover, G.
Knight; French Marigolds, N. Hoov-
er, W. Tnrnbinll; African Marigolds.
le. ena mor's, Mrs, A. IJalre; Calend-
ula, (1. Knight; . Dahlia display. 1e
Cudnnm'e, Mrs, J. Conlley: Zinc lag,
N, Hoover, Mrs. 2Vni. Baker; Reap -
dragon, N. Hoover, M. Shiell; Cos-
mos. 0. iCntght, N. Hoover; Red
fl••rnninm, Mrs. W. Baked; (Terme
tem. any rotor, Mrs. W. Baker. N.
TT'•nver; Tsrberoua Begone% Mrs, J.
renew: Rex Begonia, N. Hoover.
,Tea MTh': FPrll. ;lire. D. e. Reim.
''1., T. Conley: Patinae.. Mrs. Win,
r^:k r• Ata,narnle, N. TToover, 1\'fue.
1)'. Tlgh,r• Afriren Y1nb•ts, (1. Knight .
vire. A. Lane.
Baking
Breed, Cruet, W. Breckenridge, it,
t'rnater; Bread white, R, Pruner;
Bread brown. R. Procter; Bunts, R
Procter, 11'. Breckenridge; Biscuits
�. McCall, I. McCall; Dark Fruit
Cake. R. Procter. Mrs. F. Sawyer;
Ti'1it Prude Cake, N. TToever, R.
prod'er, Dark Layer Cake, N. Hoov-
er; Sponge Cake. T McCall, Mrs, 'W.
Dennis; Angel Cake. S. McCall, T.
McCall: Child's Birthday Cake, D.
r'iidniore, T. McCall; Oatmeal. Cook-
tes, VV. Breekeonri•dse. R. Procter;
Ginger C.nokies, 1, Thomson, R.
Peepter; Rolled Conicie.e. 16. Thom -
eon, W. Brea'kenl'tdge; Drop Cakes,
11. Prooter. W. Breolcen.eidge; Mac-
lerions, S. It50Call, T. M(•Call Short-
ie-rend,
hort-
]n rayl, Mme. F. Sawyer, R. Procter;
Dnnseine tc, G. Krieelt. D Cu amine:
A•pp$e Pir, ?firs. ,Tat, Aryans, Mee. J.
C�mley; Pumpkin Pie N. IToover, R
Pie -weer: Raisin Pio, W, Brecken-
ridge. 'erre. W. Taker; Best Desert
Du -11, N. Hoover. Te. Thom,con; Tarts,
W. Breckenridge; 11. Procter; Maple
• Cream Candy. N. TToover. R. Procter;
f+nliurticn of Candy. G. Knight, P.
Thomsen; Meat Pie. R. Procter;
;\pg,i Veg Salad Platter, Mrs, ("hats,
Br'vans. R, Procter; Asst. Sandwich -
Ps, Mrs. Jas. Bryans. R, Procter;
Coirlvaleeneni Tray, Mrs. Chorle.c
'erring. Mrs. D. Hestinge; Supper
Cheese Neil, Mrs. ,T•as. Bryens. D.
C•, rimer.: Working Men's Brealc-
fast. Mrs. D. A. Ream Mrs. Chas.,
Tirvlane. Mrs, D. Hastings; Lemon
I Tie, 1. (leeway's Special, T. McCall:
I nm,P 011111r/11 Snarwl. R. Tltnlna.nn.
'\T,•a ee n „Bic c M.rCell. Magic
x„1.'11. Pnwrl.or ST) rill, Airs, W.
TTnnver.
P^n1 =+:•. C ••,;neti1'1 n. Pie, Mrs, J.
•1T,•- T -l'fl0s. D. Cud-
'. rtiaar< 1.ca,e1 Mc'Cai.1, N, Hoov-
1 71,VTnc. D. A. Ran11. Butte Sneri,T.
r.1, r' - Teahel McCall
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE —
Cider apples and Tolman Sweets,
Arthur Hull Phone 331.16
FOR SALE —
Set of Model A wheels and tires,
in good condition.
Franck Mitchell Phone 25r26
LOST —
4Vhite faced heifer, dark red. 750
lbs., 'with horns, tag in ear.
W. R. Little, Brussels, Phone 72x
FOR SALE —
150 White Leghorn Pluteets, 6
months old, started to lay,
Dan. McKinnllon Phone 24r12
FOR SALE —
One girl's navy fur trimmed coat,
size 14. One boy's plaid jacket
leather trimmed, sive 1.4.
Apply at the Post.
LIVESTOCK WANTED —
Dead Horses, Oows and Hogs re-
moved promptly. Cash at farm.
Phone Brussels 72. William Stone
Sons, Limited, Ingersoll, Ont.
NOTICE—
Iavetroughtng requirements prom-
ptly attended to. For estimates
Jack Nethely Phone 16r8 Blyth or
Jim Scott, Phone 22r23 Blyth.
HELP WANTED —
A Faulilex Agency pays! Guraruteed
necessdatec. Repeat orders, Ava.1-
able territories both local and rural.
Our proposition will he sent without
any obligation. Write today to
FAMTLEX. 1000 a Delorimier,
lea/ treat, Qite.
HELP WANTED — FEMALE
Avon Christmas Gifts are beautiful,
We need a capable woman to ser -
vire Avou Customers in Brussels,
Write Mrs. M. Stock. (Mgr, 78
Doylies Mee., Kitchener,
HELP WANTED — MALE
Here is your chance to obtain
steady employment with good earn-
ings, If you're agressdve and have
a car or oan obtain one, you can
make big Money as a Watkins
Dealer. Established , rural route
avaelable in your area. No invest-
ment required. Experience not nec-
essary — we ,train yo11, Ask us for
parttoulers. Write today to Dept.
0-B-4, The J. R. Watkins Company,
110 St. Rech St„ Montreal, Que,
USED CAR PARTS
Axles and wheels euttable for
trailers and farm waggons,
• Transmissions, Driveshatts, Heads
Sealed beam units, Glass, Generators,
and starters etc,
Dozen of good used tires and
tubes in all popular sizes.
Norman McLean, Seaforth,
mile south of tracks, Phone 3J.
FOR SALE —
1-100 acre farm, with buildings
pieced to sell at 84000.00.
1-100 acre Larne. good buildings
hydro. Poesession this fall.
1-200 acme farm, goad buildings,
hydro. silo. priced to sell.
Otller larger farms,
J. C. Long
FREDER1CX F. HOMLTTH
Phm. E., R. O.
Registered Optometrists
Mrs. 1'-l. Viola Ho'muth R, 0.
Caro E. Hobauth R. O.
Phone 118.. - Herriston, Ont.
Eggs
Beat Truly White, Harry Bolger,
Jas. Bair; Best Tray Brown, Jan
Van Vleit, A. Turllhull, Mrs, J.
Conley.
Competition Sponsored by Majestic.
Women's institute
Working with wool. Jr., Setae Gill,
„teen Rock, Helen Wilson;, Working
w ;h nmol Sr., Flora Turnbull, Mary -
Tin. Bolger. Wilda Breckenridge.
Mending a hole Jr., Joyce Miller,
'Marilyn Bolger, Jean Fraser; Mend-
inte 0 hole Sr,. Flora Turnbull, Leona
.Tinleraetnn, Helen ,Tohnston. Club girls'
eland on ward. chart and record
invoke, Leona 7011net.on. Helen Jobay,
sten. Fiona Turnbull. Home-made
First AM Kit, Jean Kock, 1Taargan'et
Martin. 4100 Peatell. Display of 6
ve lellbles. Marion Teemd:mgwav,
\'m'es'a, _ Conley. Jean (1111. Plower
arrangeillent, Donna Alexander, AMP
Pesteil. Margaret Conley.
Domestic Manufactures
Pitney Quilting, Mrs, W. Dennis,
lee Thompson; Bedspread, Crochet,
Mrs. E. Martin, T, McCall, Bedspread
Kndhted, Mrs, W: Baker, Mrs. E.
Matrin: Quilt:, Patchwork, Mrs, Ed.
Martin, E. Thomason; Quilt Applique,
le, Thomson, T Mc.Cal•1; Fancy Stitch
Bedspread, Mrs. W. Hep'h111, Mrs.
P. 'Martin;; Candlewick Tiedsprea.d,
E. Thomson; Comforter, down or
wool, Mrs. Martin; Braided Hearth -
rug, .Tae. Mair, Mrs. W. liemp:urin;
Hearthrng lags, Mrs. W. Baker, Mrs.
H. Hemphill; Any other Mrs, W.
Hempleiel; Men's work shirt. Mrs
W. Hem.phdll; Men's Nodes fine wool.
Mrs. W. HeaneYh6l1, 1, McCall; Men's
coarse soclee. Mrs. W. Baker, Mrs.
Ts. llartinl: Different quilt hdocics,
Mrs, Hemphill, Mrs, W, Baker;. Nnv-
ellly Quilt, Mrs. W. 'FTem:ph•ill; Men's
wool mitts, 11Tms. Hemphill, T. McCall;
Maple sugar, G. Knight, R, Procter;
ItOe.ple syrup,' A. Turnbull, Mrs, Fred
Sawyer; Canned ,snnall fruit, R.
Pooctei; Canned Rhubarb and cherry
R. Procter; Canned peaches and
peals, G. Ki.igtld, N. Hoover; Canted
raspberries or strawberries R.
Prorlter; Collieobton of jelly, Jas,
Mair, D. Procter; Orange Marmal-
ade, R. Procter; Marmalade A,O.V„
N. Heor-ent A. Turnbell; Coilectiml
Catsup, R. Procter N. Hoover; Cu-
cumber pickle sweet, N, Hoover,
Mra. F. Snwynt ; Mustard pickle,
W. Rreckentidge, D. dudnvci'e; Can-
ned corn, R. Procter, Mrs. J. Conley;
Cmmeled beans, M•i's, Hemphill, N.
1-Tenver , Canned t:oniateee. Mrs, F,
2nwvcr, T WORK; Canned peas, R,
Procter. Mrs, Hemphill; Camped
• 'eAiren, R. P'ncter; Hard soap,
Mrs. Demashill, Mrs P Marten:
Preece 1. meat mole, R. Procter. Sated
eeeeeine', Vie( W, Dennis. T. Ma(7a11; i
Pi"otimn,l 5011001 lynch, R, Prneter,
n fYndntore,
Ladies' Work
Cross stitch pkattire, Mrs, 'l'floS.
tii se, Mievertnn , Mrs: Hemphill;
Wool Ciehiot, Mrs. Hemphill, 13.
Thomson. TCinnefl Silk °milolon, 1.1
\T Ciall
Mee. TTeineilldll; Needlepoint •
f ;.f stool T 605Cali; Needle -point 1
nee Mee HTenfrebill, M7'a, Ttuythl•
'111101. MTs. T. Ilene., Mrs
efem.•neeee 41,e1ee 5111) suit, 'MTs
TTrnimhill, Mrs. 16, Thomson; ltbilee.
\5rlcd.,1,,eday, Get ober lents, 1906
...SAVES HARD WORK ANO MONEY
Loading manure is a "snap" once you
team up your John Deere Model "M" Tractor
with the husky John Deere No. 30. It's a
smooth -performing loader that gives you new
ease , . new economy ... new speed of
manure handling.
The No. 30 is a double -cylinder hydraulic
loader; no chains, pulleys or cables are used
in•raising or lowering the bucket. The finger-
tip control raises, lowers, or stops the bucket
at any point in the 9.1/2 -foot loading range.
There's plenty of clearance for shed work.
Rugged construction assures years of de-
pendable service.
Plan now to investigate the advantages o1`
owning this simple, streamlined John Deere
loader. See us for complete details.
QUALITY.. FARM
EQUIPMENT
W. J. PERRLE
Brussels, Ont.
ent;cked •drrss, etre, 1[cla:.1h:U, Jirs,
L. Martin; Infants jecke0s, Mrs, T.
Mose; P,. Thomson; Boy's knd.fted
shit. L. Thomson; Best made gar -
m11:. I. McCall, Mrs, Hemphill;
Work bag, .Mrs. Baker, MBs. Hemp.
bill; Beth towel, I. MiiCIali; PETIT of
is ine! emcee, Mrs. Ii, Johmsfmt, Mrs,
E. Martin; 3 Handkeranders, Mrs
Hemphill, Mrs. FT. Johnston; 2 ;u't•
ivies made frnnl i'lonr or seg^' hags,
Mrs. Hempluill, Jas, Mair; Crochet
in wen]. T. McCall, Mrs. E. Martin;
3 1noselties hand made. T. McCall.
Mrs. P. i1Tan'tin; Handl made stuffed
toys. Mi's. Hemphill, Ili'. T. .Nose:
Fancy Twee. Hine. W. Hemphill,
;NITS, E, Martin.
Chesterfield, 3 Pieces, Mrs. Hemp -
hall. Mrs. Ted. Marlin; Bridge cover,
1:, Thomson; Afghan knit. Mrs:
Hemphill; Afghani crochet, Hies. 17,
Mert•in, Mas. W. Baker; Lace table
cloth, Mrs. T. Mose, Mrs. P. Martin-
Inrnla'lteon' set, N. T-Toover, Ma's.
Hemphill; 3 Doilies, H Chomirki,
Mrs, FTenTphill; Bueret set, Mrs.
Hemphill. T. McCall: Tea cosy, Jae,
Mair, Mra. E. Martin; Pillow cases,
embroidered. elms. Hen1p11l1:1 T. Mc -
Cell; Pillow Cases. Cctt °lark, . Mrs.
Herm/hill; 1. McCall: Pillow castei.
env other, Mrs. TT. Raker, Jas. Mair;
Pd -flow cases end sheet. 1. McCaig.
Ml's Hemebi-11: Ladies smock, Mrs,
TTenln,helf Donee C.oat, Mrs. Henrp-
b•i10: T-Tna'se Dress, Mas, Hemphill:
Teitr:hsn toren, Mrs. 1V. Bilker, R.
Procter; Tea Apron, Mrs. Ti. .T"R,,-
sten, Jean Fraser; Hand made glo'r•-
ee wool, Mrs. Helrioltlli, Mrs. P.
'1Tap-:fil1 Glovee, any other, Mrs, D.
Meelie• Le'ither gloves hand sewn,
Ta„ 't 4n 71to1 A. TrrlArlil• Tadd ea
T_.,, T*an trl:irt.
\Tl'^ Tr ,11ne11:i11 •. Moll', wrap tpit or
Titthhnr^,• T \Tern11, .7311 Van Vliet:
Caidll's sweater or turnover, \firs,
lee -mobile Mrs. T. Mose.
Fine Arts and Handicrafts
Reall:stic design, Mrs, E, Martin,
Mrs. D. A. Rano; Cnnven'tional de-
signl, Mia, 15, Martin; Landeoape in
oil, Mrs, le, Mertia, Mrs. D. A, Rann;
Walter nolom•s, Mrs, in, Martin;
Pen and Ink sket011, Mika, E. Martin;
Pencil sleet011 Mrs, E. Martin, E.
Thomsen; 3 hand tinted greeting
cards, Mrs, E, Martin, ItTrsl, H,
Johnston; Tally cards, Mrs. E.
1ianitin. T. McCall; .Waste paper
basket, D. Cndmore, Mee Cites,
Bryans; Table decoration, Mrs.
Hemphill, G. 'Knight; Plan for-mod•et
berme, G, Knight. Mrs. Hemphill;
shell work, Mrs, D, A, Rune. Mors. le,
;1Tartin; 05105 decorated, T. McCsl1;
China Antique, ,Tol1n Martin. M7•e.
A. Latae,
Special Prizes Offered;—
Dag or 1tog Coneeaitrate donated
by .1, C. Lamont went to W. Turnbeill
and Sion for Best Sow any age.
211111•) donated by A. Wood, went
hn 14, Bolger for the Best Tray of
Egg
5 gal. 100x Shell Oil, donated by
Jas. MacNeil, went 10 Geo, Kennedy,
Hereford Breeder, L1lelenow,
elleltel' donated by VV, TTackwelt,
was conn by a Junior Calf Club rnem-
het' for Best Calf, Ronald Smith,
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
famous for
Artistic Memorlale
at very reasonable prices.
Always a large stock In Choicest
Granites to Chose from
Cemetery tettering a specialty
All modern machinery.
R. A. SPOTTON
Phone • 256 Wingharn, Ont.
?hone 58
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FLO-ZON
ENAMEL
Thad, nothing 114. II for painting Indoor and outdoor
(.mita'.. simply (Iowa an and level, hull Imparts e
beautiful snick. Eighteen appearing colon and black
..d wale
Johnson's Paint & Electric Store
Brussels, Ont.
i
leer'ice I
Shelidbrlcatron Seelt Huusenold-and Shell Petroleum, Products
General Nepali Llveeteck Spray Parts amu Accessories
t'horte 77---6 dirussea,. Oat.
AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE
NOTICE
Erle are in a position to repair and service
all makes of Radios Now.
Prompt and efficient service by a Licensed
Radio Mechanic.
Bring in your radios now to be repaired
to be assured of the best reception for the
long wirater months ahead.
All work guaranteed.
Ken F'rb Elect etc
Brussels, Ont. Phone 40x
ProfitaleD iryCows
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