HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-11-14, Page 5YOU CAN GET $10,000
LOW RATE INSURANCE PROTECTION
$10,000 for your family 0 you die frons a natural oauee; a e—
$20,000 0 you die by acciddat; or—
$30,000 if you die by accident while riding as a passenger in a
public conveyance (aeroplane excepted), or due to a 11» in a
public building.
Liberal cash payment for loos of parts
of your body and total disability.
Ark for printed card "$10,•000 Low Rate Protection" whisk
expiable this policy. It will Interest you.
ConGo xrs�lt
TOTAL DISABILITY
AND
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
AND
DISMEMBERMENT
BENEFITS
ederation Life
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Association
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Representative
J. C. LONG
Brussels
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PIANO TUNING —
Keai. I1i1'1 is again tuning pianos ra
Brussels and district. All those in•
teres ed (especially past customers)
contact, Oldfleld's Hardw,are, Phone
68 Bdulssels.
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOT'
famous for
Artistic Memorials
at very reasonable prices.
Always a Targe stock in Choicest
Granites to Chose from
Cemetery lettering a specialty
Al! modern machinery.
R. A. 'SPOTTON
Phone 256 — Wingham, Ont.
The W.M.S. and W.A. of the Ethel
United Church was held in the
hoot room or d,b:e Church with
11 members and 1 visitor present.
The meriting was presided over by
the president. The cull to worship
was Followed by Hymn 510. Hymn
515 venses were road in unison as
nr•Iver. Prayer was also offered.
by the president, Mrs. Menzies
took ifhe study period, from the
study book Brom "Lakes to Northern
Halts" She was assisted in the
riu`nre reading by Mrs. Cleaver,
Mrs. Ames and Mrs, McTaggeirt. The
•,`r•riv period took the form of an
i+••""inery trip by plane across
n. Three mission centre were
nirly Halifax, Toronto and
• ,i.e T'moon and
airs. Jas. T, Peaits,on assisted with
'IIs poet or t!hr- program. A short
trl;.'t of the Sectionlel Meeting at
on was given Ity Mrs. Ales.
P.arson. Minutes of October meet-
ing were read and appnoved, offer-
ing was then taken. In tlbe business
Period k was derided to li.ave the
Christmas meeting in the school
room of the church. Mrs. Alex
Pearson offered to help with lunch
Por Mission Band. A nominating
committee or Ella Pearson, Mrs.
Amer: and Mrs, McTaggart were
appointed to bring in slate of of.
ricers for 1952 to the Dec. meeting,
Tin, meeting was closed with the
Mfzpeb benediction. T.ame.h was ser.
vet by Mrs. Patterson and Mm: J. T.
Pearson.
AcenweT <. ' O#W574 ,v!., ,OMD
'ra if U N4VEONE
Last year, 20,000 persons were injured
in street and highway accidents in
Ontario. 400 suffered fractured skulls
or spines; 3,000 had their amts or
legs broken; thousands of others re-
ceived other types of serious and pain-
ful injuries.
Do your part to prevent this needless
suffering and crippling of our citizens. ,
THE BRUSSELS POST
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE -
241 niga, 7 weeks olid.
Frank Mitchell Phone 25r26
FOR SALE —
bolt Nagle and ISbn taps, Most
wood for Ole money.
James Stevenson Pitons 60r4,
FOR SALE — .—
M•edinm size Quebec Heavier, in
good condition, cheap.
Henry Dent, Brussels Phone 84x.
HOUSE FOR SALE_ — "
Hous&
and lot on Mechanic Street,
Brussels. Apply to F, J. Martin
R. R. 2 Blytli Phone 17r23.
FOR SALE —
Shorbhorn Bull, eligible for regist-
ration, 9 months old. eIsa Yorkstre
Board pure-bred,
Prank .Cardiff Phone 27,10
FOR SALE . r�---
5 Holstein Heifers, rising 3 years,
with calif; also 3 heifers rising 2
years, all sire va.cinated.
J, Blair Mctntasln 'Phone 55,19,
WANTED—
Dead and disabled farm animals
w:,ntecl for pronnpt pick-up. Call
'Percy Stephenson, Ethel, Phone
,,t,mssels 8.5r12, Collect.
LIVESTOCK WANTEb —
^'TTT:`RIIROMFITPR—Plus cash
for ,lead or disabled horses or cows,
Phone collect Brussels 72, William
Stone Sons. Limited.
FOR SALE —
''hild's w•hiite boots size 8. Pair of
brown rubber overshoes, size 8 Pr.
of Lace black 'lubber boots, size 8.
1 commode chair tor child. Aladin
lump, dolt buggy, grey, all in good
condition, apply to
Seddon ,Tackli'n, R. R- 2 Bluevale
Phone Brussels 39r9.
n 1 1 ENTION I'ARMERS —•
We will be pleased to pick up dead
crippled farm animals and pap
iiignest prevailing prices. For int -
mediate service telephone collect —
Brussels 85-r-12, Listowel 650-r-1,
or Elmira 564
Cordon 'dung (Elmira) Ltd
HELP WANTED — MALE
Here is your chance to obtain
steady employment with good
earnings If you're agresaive and
have a car or can obtain one, you
can nuke big money as a Watkins
D
slew. Established rural route
available in your ares. No invest -
matt required. Experience not nec-
essary -- we train you. Ask us for
Particulars. Write today to Dept.
O -B-4, The J. R. Watkins Company,
350 St. Bach Bt.. Mnntrxti, Que.
CRANRROOIK
Mrs. Amita Besluly, Pasadena, Gal,,
and her daughter Mrs. Berman
Satre, Stanhope, Iowa visited aver
the week -end with Nits, C. Ometeed
and Mia. Lylie Gordon,
Mrs, Stuart Evans 14th con„ spent
several days in Detroit,
Mr, and Mals. Oscar Huehen and
son Donald, Conestoga, were Sunday
visitors wttib Miss E. M. Steles.
Mr. Kenneth Knight, wito is at-
tandling Bible School In Toronto,
was. home"for the week -end.
Miss Martha Jeschke, left on Mon•
day for Toronto. where she is em-
Ployed.
Mr. John Zwean, has been Iaid off
work because of an infectdon In his 1
hand.
On Nov. 1 In London, Morgan 0ann-
eron. youngest .son of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Cameron was married to 1
!Therein* Evans, London. Cong'natu-
lationls, Morgan.
Mr. and Mns, ,Tack Noble and
daughters. Hanover were guests of
Mrs. Ja+mea 'Noble.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Bell and
daughters of Acton were recent
vectors with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Bell.
* * *
Mr. and Mn,sLouis D. Thompson
were visitors last week with net.
Maurice and Mrs. Oldham, at the
Rectory, Camden Hast. (near
Kingston) . They also visited in
Toronto.
* * *
Me are sorry to know that Miss Mar-
garet McNabb fell .and broke her
hip last Saturday and was removed
to Clinton Hospital for treatment
She is however making a good
recovery.
FOR SALE —
1-100 acre farm, with buildings
priced to sell at $4000.00.
1-100 acre farm. good buildings
hydro. possession this fall.
1-200 acre farm, good buildings,
hydro. slip. priced to se1L
J. C. Long
USED CAR PARTS
Axles and wheels suttabie for
."alters and farm waggons,
Transmissions, Driveshtafts, Reads
Sealed beam units, Glass, Generators,
sod starters etc.
Dozen of good used tires and
tubes in all popular sires.
Norman McLean, Seafort$, %
mile south of tracks, Phone 8.1.
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DRYO(OPUS MEATUS
(Northern Pileoted Woodpecker)
The Pileated Woodpecker Is a
startling bird. So spectacular is Ms
appearance that he is often a
target for guns in the hands of
thoughtless people.
\An extremely valuable bird, the
Pileoted should be protected. He
destroys millions of wood insects and
provides nesting sites for tree -dwelling
ducks.
Get to know wildlife. You'll find a whole
new world of interest —and you'll want to
conserve our natural scene.
Nature Unspoiled
Yours to Protect—Yours to Enloy
911
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THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED
WATERLOO, ONTARIO
Wednesday. NW.. ?tit, loll!
SUPPORTS -
Reduction of Gasoline Tax by 3c.
Granting of vouchers to farmers to enable
them to buy gasoline tax-free for farm use
Institution of a province wide hospitalization
pian to provide care for all in time of sickness.
Re-establishment of the former subsidies paid
012 hogs.
Increase in stumpage dues paid by pulp com-
panies, the tax to be used to help finance the
hospital plan.
Appointment of a committee to consider the
entire taxation problem and HIGH
EDUCATIONAL COSTS in PARTICULAR.
NOTE - ELMER J. FARRISD - NOV. 22
Published by Huron -Bruce Liberal Association.
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A million Canadians now have jobs
in manufacturing. Ten per cent of
these are in the primary textile indus-
try. (The latest Dominion Bureau fig-
ures are 1,080,000 in manufacturing
and 104,000 of these in primary tex-
tiles.)
Besides leading all other Canadian
industries in numbers employed in
manufacturing, primary textiles also
is away ahead in the size of its payroll.
It is up among the leaders in provid-
ing jobs for women and in being well
spread out through the smaller com-
munities.
Dominion Textile is a considerable
part of this basic textile industry.
Dominion Textile Company Limited
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