HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-10-17, Page 4PHE BRUSSELS POST
USED CARS
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1-1950 Dodge Custom Sedan,
Radio .and Heater. Low mileage
1— 1950 Ford Sedan, overdrive.
1-1949 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 —
;thevrolet Trucks — Immediate Delivery.
Riverde Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Brussels, Ont.
Phone 56
B1TS1 T'.ss CARDS
C. A. Myers, M.D.,L. M.
PHYSICIAN end SURQEOR
Witham St Yncxtr_ i lir s^aet_: Lr::
DR.. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Taisabitene 45 Brtaesela, Chit.
JOHN E. LONGS T AFF, Optometrist
Eyes 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 Insurance Co.
Phone 43x Brussels
C. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAMI
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Winghanz 770 & 5, Kincardine 21.
Evenings by ,Appointment.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of Glantz
Office in Listowel Clinic Building
Howl: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday pass.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to f1CO.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 534.
Walker Funeral Home
'Jay or Night Celia Phone 65
No extra charge tar tale of Funeral
faG. Walker Licensed Funeral Director :fir Enabalnaes
SELWYN BAKER
Agent for — Hartford Wind Insurance
McKillop Mutual Fire insurance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
14'er further particulars — Phone Brussels 43 -a' -15t
rt. A. Rann & Co.
ORAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
V.
P NE 36 or 85 OH — BRUSSIIA. ONT.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Imsmm nee
Accident and Simms
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co,
Pone Office 96 Bowels, Ont.
Dennis Duquette
Phone 51-8.113
R. R. 4 Breigteko
Licenced Auctioneer kr Huron County
No Sale too Big — None too Small
Have employed an experienced assistant for the f3;g .
!R- S Vietherington, K. C.
WING:HAM and BiRU35ELS
AT BRUSSELS
' "'atowliay nand Saturday an day -- Mot open emery v
dtltosse 20x -- Successor to E. D. RUN
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
a ",T SFACTIOI4 CUA1RANTEED-- PRICES REASOWAIRLii
par I rnwarements Phone 31 "'fl,t Brussels Port" wail diem
For iwIoraistiota etc., write or nhnnre Lear. R,torrlpua4
1411 he hefted after bnmemmlttelyr
e/1 entre to R. R. 3 'soars:,
• CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING of VOTERS LIST
Voters' Lists, 1951, Village of Brussels
County of Hurbn
NOTIO10 is hereby given that I have
complied width Section 5 of the Voters'
I isr Art. and that 1 have posted up
my office. on the 138th day of (le-
', -t,.,•. 1051. the list el all persons en-
t'•+e1-'tn rata In the' said Mentetpal-
' •- Mrinicipal elections and that
N• • lla.,t'entains there ml• 1n.spt•ouoi,,
,•t?'1' x'1'1 'cant 411 voters to take Im-
mediate proeeedligs to bave any ee
;,.. rm,ds:ane.g cnrreeted, accord,
In taw. hie last 'lav of animal he-
nawt day or Oetnher, 1951.
-1 .1,a, 1"a1 flat, of Oatnher,
1411.
�• n C 1 \tT'rat, T,T, NEM:
no ,a,- 1rrl�ga re Be,*stets.
It:, a regular morning service in
T'nite 1 Cl arch on Sunday,
I' were baptized. They aa•e:
I t :e Cz. 7lyn Fraser. Karen Dian
1' utt.. and Constance May Stone.
Special mttsid was render -
el by th- c•hoir under the direction
or Mrs. Harvey Brown.
ENTERTAINMENT
TOWNSHIP HALL, ETHEL ON
OCT. 30th, 1951 AT 8.00 P. M.
ETHEL MINOR HOCKEY CLUB
ADMISSION ADULTS 40c
CHILDREN 25c
CLASvai .-
.:,L;
FOR SALE —
.Seven pigs, 9 weeks old.
John. Pipe Phone 51r10
FOR SALE —
Sof; Maple and Elm Wood,
Leslie Earl Phone 11.111
FOR SALE —
100 Sussex x Red, 7 month old
valets. laying.
Ruby Bone Phone 81r18
FOR SALE —
Set of Model A wheels and tires.
t„ e,erl cneditinn.
Prank Mitchell Phone 25r26
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FuR SALE —
One girl's navy fur trimmed coat,
size 14. One boy's plaid Jacket
leather trimmed, site 14.
Apply at the Post.
FOR RENT —
Modern 0 room apartment in
Brussels complete wish both hot and
told water. Heavy wired for electric
10(117e,
:\apply Ilox 31 Brussels
LIVESTOCK WAN'rEn, —
Dead Horses, Cows and Hogs re-
moved promptly. Cash at farm.
Phone Brussels 72. William Stone
Sons, Limited, Ingersoll, Ont,
HELP WANTED — FEMALE
Avon CTh nistmae Gifts are beautiful.
We need a eopahle woman to ser-
vice Avon Customers in Brussels.
Write Mrs. M. Stock, (MgrJ 78
Duchess Ave.. Kitchener.
HELP WANTED —
Aazuazing profits can he made in
a door to door Nosiness, No risks.
no indebtedness. 250 guaranteed
household necessities at a wonderful
discount, Why welt? Find and for
yourself by writing r:\MTLEX, 1000
b Deloranier, Montreal,
HELP WANTED —
Tf T can Lind aat honest young mer•
vied man with a car in the Brussels
Aran, T wild set him up in a
coed paying sales position for him-
self without investment. Reply giv-
ing (ail details to Box 0, Harrieton,
HELP WANTED — MALE
Here is your chance to obtain
01 eady employment with good earn-
inge. 1f you're agressive and have
a car or can obtain one, you can
make pig money .-'as a Watkins
Deader. Established. rural route
available in your area, No invest-
ment required. Experience not nen
0441109 — NTP 'train you, Ask pts for
particulars. Write today to Dept.
MB -4, The T. R. Watkins Company,
110 St. Rneh St., Montreal. Que.
USED CAR PARTS
Axle:, and wheels suitable for
trailers and farm waggons.
.Transmissions, Driveshafts, Heads
Sealed beam units, Glass, Generators.
and starters etc,
Dozen of good used tires and
tubes In all popular sizes.
Norman McLean, Seaforth, Yi
mile south of tracks, Phone 3J,
FOR SALE
1-190 acre farm, with buildings
priced to sell at 94000.00.
1-100 acre farm, good buildings
hydro. possession this fall.
1.--200 acre farm, good buildings,
hydro, silo, prided to sell.
Other larger farms.
J C. Long
NORTH SECTIONAL CONVENTION
OF W.M.S. OF UNITED CHURCH
"ltaklu3o Canada Clitristtul" was
the theani, of the annual convention
of the North Seetdon of Heron Pres'
byterial of the United Church held
in Union ('plural, Gray Township, on
Frillay. October 12111,
Mrs. W. T. Greer, Wtngbanl, ably
presided over both the morning and
aftel'1130011 sessions.
The worship sel'ltices which were
Insect on the general theme, were led
by Mrs: Alex Pearson and. Mrs. T.
Ames of Ethel, In the morning and by
Mrs. i:d. Wightman and MTs. Geo.
34110110 of Ttelgrave, In the afternoon.
Mrs. J. Bremner welcomed tate dele-
rmtes and visitors while Mrs. A.
GI P.11 0f Winabam rettliecl.
Mrs, 3lilian ato0re of Whitechurch,
was otiose.' 11 ht appointed to the
1'. eshg'.t,'rial Finance O'ommittee and
Mos. Earl Anderson of Belgrave, to
'11e nominating committee, Eleven of
twrtve afternoon anxiiiaa'dei pre-
::, reports allowing excellent and
consecrated work hetn:g done.
We bare two new affiliated eocie-
tirg, one at Mayne and one at New-
bridge.whicll were assisted by
5, miner. These were welcome.
The three Evening Auxiliaries gave
ry fide reports. Of these the Wing.
t•:•,al .Tn++da* livening Auxiliary is a
11'18 organization, Many of these serl-
tr‘i. gtenlps are givtg leadership to
the younger ones and are buying the
'1" 5j' Rn"1(4 and World Friends for
them.
Reports from the six OGIT groups,
front tem of our eleven M1selon Bands
and from eight Baby Bands, showed
that we have seam exrellomt leaders
and many very enithnslattc and
held working young people and 1
children who are assisting in the
work of their churohes In many prac-
tical ways.
PollowMe, these the hymn "Land
1. the Lanais" which was written by
a Clnadfan, Albert Durrant Watson.
was sung,
Mrs. (1. W. Tiffin, Presbyterial
C.G.T.T. Secredahy. stressed the 11,1
pertnnce of bringing Missionary
eduata.hion to the teenage girls. 'Where
it seems impossible to have a C.G.T.T
much can h, 61110 through the S"" -
<lay St'1'nl. theolah etrcnlatine 1Tt'•- i
sinners books, through filets and
throreth enrtant with visiting nits.
gone :Hes,
The special significance of Baby
Bands was potnited out by Mrs Alex
11cerackin of Blnevale, Prespyterial
Baby Band Secreary. She also dis-
t'•lyerl a pester ahowfng the Special
Objects. A. 1i'.M;S, Forman was con-
,luct1(1 by MIs. W, J. Moores. first
lee -president of London Conference
Branch. She said that we need a
iarger percentage of our ehurch wo-
rth as W.M.S, members. Out of the
enetning discussion as to how this
cnnl5 ae accomplished come sugges-
tions such as. personal immolations.
irlternsting and carefully planned
meetings, good press reports and vis-
itatnns,
1Trs. Clair Barlow, Mrs, 1:s-erett
Robinson and .lira, .T. Sutter rP-
cntvetl the offering which was rlerlin1.
t.r1 im the morning. by Mrs. R. A.
rvk of Bluevale and In the after -
1":: by Mrs. M, Armstrong of Rrnt.
sets.
Mrs J. T-l'it.lobreeht, Seaforth, Intro -
['need lots Ito a wealth of literature
and pointed out that in order to be
eligible for the free bookshelf the
members of an auxiliary must read
naverage of fire hoops and 00 auxi-
liary may receive it more than two
1.0 1,11 atl{nlccesaion. Man'on Shfell
and Ruth McDonald of the ,,.LTnaon
13lt"eiont. Band sang two delightful
duets,
OurC Christian Citizenship Secre-
tary, Mrs, R, Lawson, Seaforth, eni-
phss:ized our res1insihililty in con-
nection with gambling, pointing out
Low entangled we have become in
binges end draws. She also pointed
out how necessary it le t4 change the
minds of the public if we're to eon,
quer the liquor menace,
"The objective for glias to Building
Advance ie 901,009," stated Mrs. Earl
lips. Christian Stewardship. Secre'
tarp, She said this alnount is necess-
ary t.n do ha(lly-needed work not COat^
erect by Dar allnea,tioe. A skit written
111' MVP. Robert 0113165, L0nd011, and
introdltring our 114w shxly h001t was
pig r:n ht' SIra. W. J, Moores. Mrs, G.
Reeeroft and Mrs. L, Wight.m,an of
Rriirlr C4llnrclh,
rating the :afternoon two out*
standing music selections were en.
joyrd. These were rendered by mom
hors of the Wincha.m l+'venin Ansi.
lames, Tito first, "Hear tan,d of
Herne', a double trio was altng by
Mrs,, K. Kerr, Mrs, W. Mct•nol. Mfrs.
Wednesllray, October 17th, 10511
...SAVES HARD WORK AND 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 of
owning this simple, streamlined John Deere
loader. See us for complete details.
W. J. P4E
Brussels, Ont.
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A. Irwin. SIt's. N. Keating, Mrs, W.
(1. '1 3(r awl Mrs. G. Guest, while
the second "Open Our Eyes" was ren-
dered by Mrs. C, 'B':tytli e,: Mn ar 4V; B:
McCool ,and Mrs. Ca.' Gpeat,
W. Currie accompanied both select-
ions,
The. Treasurer, Mrs. T. A.. Sutter,
Clinton reported that 99,765 has been
",sed so_ far this year by the Presby-
tov'sl. Mrs. TT. 13. Kirkby, Walton.
T'red6011t of bile Presbyterial,
brought several matters to Our at-
tr•1t:ton She stressed the need for
relief for Korea. She also reminded
us that 41he atop .is to have a W.M.S.
Auriiiary or affili,alted Society in
every preaching glare. This is ac-
complished in all but one point in
Our North Sentioti. Having attend-
ed the School for lenders at Alma
College. St, Thomas. Mrs. TCtrkby
gave the meeting an outline, of its
programlme.
The guest speaker was 'Miss Mary
Martin, Missionary -on -furlough from
Tibor. Central India. She gave us a
cnmpllreh•elusive outline of our miss-
ion work there and pointed out what
groat c0au'lihudion this is making to
the life of Tnd.la. She said that eighty
percent of the brained nurses in Tn-
et•+ s,,•e Cln•iahio,n, trained in Mission
rn-ar.titels. Our missions have also
done a great deal for the edneation
h1n a1•r. The" church in Tn01ia. Is grow-
th.. bet 0 will need help from the
Wee. for 111 111, nears yet. The great-
est heart-s,he is the lack of Pers0nel
on the field. Sha challenged tis to do
wits* we ran for India.
Mans. Millan Moore expressed the
appreciation of the meeting to all
who had contributed In making the
day a soleness, inolutting the ladies
1511.0 had served the houmltittnl dinner.
A letter is to he s:enit to 14ftls, Robt.
Nay, formerly vice'pselsddent of :this
section and president of the Pres-
byterial, who is now a palttient in Vic-
toria
iatoria Hospitai. Thongthotlt the day
Mrs, L. Lake anted as accompanist
on their new M,inshali electric organ.
Reference was invade to the illness
of the King alter which the National
Anthem was sling. This. very helpful
meeting was closed with prayer led
by Mrs. T1. B, Kirkby. The 1052 Con-
vention is to he held at Belgrave.
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Phm. B.. R. O.
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WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
famous for -
Artistic Memorials
at very reasonable prices.
Always a large stock In Choleest
Granites to Chose from
Cemetery lettering a specialty
Ail modern machinery,
R, A. SPO'rTf)N
eltntle ?56 -W Winghaov, Ont.
IT'S PURE WHITE
Gives a mirror -smooth finish with only one coot. Pee.
toctty white. Will not check, turn yellow or discolor.
Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, famine and st» Me".
Johnson's Paint & Electric Dtore
Brussels, Ont.
McNeil's Shell Service
Shellubricatior Shell Huusehel5 and Shall Petroleuni Products
Oenerel Repair Livestock Spray Porta ana A ocossorl,
t'hone 77-r-6
Brussels; Orotit,
AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE
NOTICE
We 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 winter months ahead.
All work guaranteed.
Ken Forbe's Electric
Brussels, Ont. Phone 40x
ProfitablaDalr'y Cows
More Essential Now Than Ever
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