The Brussels Post, 1942-3-18, Page 5SS SEED
NOW IS THE TIME TO CHECK YOUR
GRASS SEED WANTS !
tateerB"riggs Famous Lion Brand Seed
for greater germination of seed..
Alfalfa, Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, Yellow Blossom Clover
White Blossom also mixtures at Special Prices.
It will pay you to get our prices before buying.
We can supply you with all your pasture grass, Rape, Etc.
Full Line of Feeds
For Better Results feed
Rose Brand Chick Starter
or O.A.C. Chick Starter
We have
Bran, Shorts Oil Cake, Pig Starter, Hog Concentrate,
Poultry Concentrate, at reasonable prices.
Livingston Stock Feeds.
Highest Cash Prices
paid for Eggs & poultry.
We will cull your poultry to your satisfaction.
A. J. Pearson
Ethel Ont.
Phone 22r7
GREY
The Majestic Institute
The March. meeting of Majestic
Institute was held at the home of
Mrs. John Speirs on Thursday after
noon, March 12, 1942. About 12
members and 8 visitors were pres-
ent. The president, Mrs, Clare
Long opened' the meeting with In-
•stitute Ode and, the Lord's Prayer.
The reports of secretary were given
and adopted. The roll call was
answered with "How to save sugar."
The April meeting will be held at
Thr Bray Chick does the trick.
Lt me show you the proof. Place -
yyiur order here. No writing. No
bather. Call or phone.
GILBERT NETHERY,
R. R. 5, BRUSSELS
the home of Mrs. Roy Thnell on
Thursday afternoon April 9th. In-
tertaining papers en the "Lady mem-
1 ber, of Parliament" were given by
Mrs. J. Armstrong and Mrs,. B.
Hemingway: Plans for the play, soon
1 to be presented, were discussed.
The singing of the National Anthem
brought the meeting to a. close after
Iwhich lunch was served by the
hostess.
(II Mn.sA. Bruce, 17th con., is some-
what wtiat indisposed ,at ',Present as she
was overcome with a slight stroke.
I Her numerous friends elope to hear
1 of a steady improvement,
James! Smith, sou of -Hugh ,Sanith,
Molesworth, left recently for Galt
1 as he, has, enlisted with! the R.C.A.F.
Tapping trees will noon be the
ne1toocupation. for tate progressive
farmer.
Mrs. M. Taylor, Wawanosh was a
recent visitor with her sister Mr.e.
"H,,,Candliff, trth cont ,•
Mrs. Alex Armstrong is spending
an enjoyable week visiting friends in
Toronto.
Keep the evening of April 9th
open for the play "Mother in the
,Shadow"'' to be presented in Brussels
l Town Hall by the Majestic Woiiten's
Institute. "'e'"'
Car
To Arrive Antrch 1961
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McTavish
Brussels
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of Wheat
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SEE REID
AND SEE RIGHT!
Thousands of people in Brussels and district are wearing
REID'S.. GLASSES with perfect satisfaction. if you have.
headaches, eyestrain, failing, vision, cannot see to thread
your needle or read—see Mr.: Reid and have your eyes
thoroughly examined by him. Lowest prices at all times.
Latest styles of Glasses
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R e A w t11ir 'MN lsvery Wednesday
I Afternoon .Z�Ofl to 5
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST MISS HiNGSTJN'S
& c TOMt:TRIST I Store -• . Phone 51
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Archibald LIvIngston
McDonald late of 'tha VIIIaQe of
Brussels In the County of 'Huron,
drover, who died on or about the.
fifth day of December, A.D. 1941.
TAKE NOTICE thrat all parties hav-
ing claims or deanands against the
estate or the above deosased must
mail particulars and proof of same
to the undersigned' executors, or
their soldoitor, 00 or before the
twenty-third day of March, A.D. 1942,
upon whims date the said executors
will ,proceed to distribute the
assets with regard only to those
claims Which they shall then have
received..
DATED at Brussels this third day of
MaUc6i, A.D. 1942.
Doyle McDonald
Ian McDonald
Executors
by their solicitor 0, JOSEPH BEN-
SON, Brussels, Ontario, for Elmer
D. Bell absent on Active !Service.
Ci ass fled Ads
FOR SALE -
1 Trailer, good condition."
• apply .at Ethel Garage
FOR SALE -
1 Colony House and, 2. Buckeye
Brooder Stoves, 500 .chick size.
phone 77-r-12 Mrs. I,. Rooney
FOR SALE=
A quantity of Nabarb Seed Barley,
Gov't. grade No. 1. Also some wood,
phone 28-r-14 W. J Turnbull
R.E. No, 2, Brussels
FOR SALE—
Model A ,Delivery truck in good
condition. Equipped with five
Heavy Duty tires and good battery.
apply L, W. Eck -niter.
FOR SALE—'
1 Kitchen Stove, coal or wood, 1
Kitehen, Table, falling leaf, 3 Kitche
en chairs. apply to
Mrs. Earngey, Brussels
QUALIFIED AGENT FOR—
A A Quality" and "Ageico" Ferti-
lizees. For prices and recommenda-
tions apply to ..
Chester Benton]
phone 51-r-18 Brussels, Ont.
HOUSE FOR SALE-.
On James street. Now occupied
by G. MMcDowell, apply to
phone 61x -r-1 Mrs. Win..Wilkinson
FOR SALE -
1 Easy Hanclw slier with wringer
and 1 -Beatty Electric Washer both In
A-1 condition. I0heap for quick
sale. apply to
The Radio Shop, Brussels.
WANTED
Girl or Middle aged woman for
housework; good wages, and board,
in Toronto, 604 College St.
05)p -1y to Export- Packers.
PINE TREES FOR SALE—
The County of Huron offer for
sale' pine trees about 3,-4 feet high,
suitable for windbreaks etc., for
$12.50 per 100. Trees to be taken
from ground on farm of J. J. Robert-
son,- concession 8, Colborne,
apply' to Nelson McLat ty,
R.R. 5, Gocierich
T. R. Patterson,
County Engineer.
FOR SALE—
House and lots!- owned by Ma's, A.
H, Macdonald oat Turnberry Street
in the Village of Brussels. Apply to
C. JOSEPH B10NiSON, solicitor,
Brussels-, Ontario,
SWEE
CAPORAL
Wedneaday, March 111lth, 1942 .,
"THE PUREST FORM IN WHICH
TOBACCO CAN 6E SMOK6Dn
UNRESERVED
Auction ,Sale
The undersigned Auctioneer has
received Instructions from
PORTER BROS.
Lot 20, Concession 10,
Turnberry Township
Three miles North of Wingham,
on Highway No. 4
Ito sell by public auction
commencing at 1:00 p.m. (S.T. sharp
THURSDAY, APRIL 2
The Following—
HOGS & (POULTRY
White Sow with 6 pigs
.White Sow with 9 pigs
White Sow with 9 pigs
Whte Sow with 9 pigs
White Sow with litter of pigs
White Sow with litter of pigs
White Sow with litter of pigs
12 Pullets
2 Ducks and 1 Drake
CATTLE„
Black oow due July 2
Holstein cow, fresh
Red Durham cow due time sale
Roan cow fresh
Grey cow, due Sept. 10
Jersey just freshened
Hereford, due June 16
3 Steers rising 2 yrs.
5 Heifers rising 2 yrs.
1 Steer rising 1 yr,
5 Heifers rising 1 yr.
4 winter calves
HORSES—
Grey Mare, 7 yrs. old,
supposed In foal
Grey Horse
Bay Mare
IMPLEMENTS.—
Complete blacksmith equipment
Garage heels and wrenches and
endless chain hoist
1 set Dehorners
1 power grind stone
1 hand grind stone
1 power rip saw
1 circular saw frame on trucks
'1 Fleury Flaker, almost new
1 Gilson Corn Blower
1 International , H.P. Engine,
on steel trucks
1 Waterloo Boy, 122-27 Tractor and
25 -ft. drive belt
1 Gilson Engine 11/2 H.P. and
belt 7 -ft. by 214 ins.
1 set Tractor spring•Itooth Harrows
2 sets drag Harrows
1 2 -furrow Cockshutt tractor plow
1 2 -furrow Cockshutt int
foot -lift plow
WANTED—
To hear, from party having 100•
acre farm for rent. Buildings to be
in good .shape. _
apply 1q Richard Carter,
Phone 42-r-26 Brussels
FOR -SALE-
1 house and lot knawv. as 256 and
1 vacant lot known as 257. S2tuatea
on the North West side of; Albert St.,
in the village of Brussels. This is•
to' olose ort the Estate of the late
Annaba Heist, deceased.
apply to—Mt. E, T•I Hais�t,
8522h.Ilcl Waton Bd.
( Toronto, Ont.
FirstPlanes Arrive
The flrst airplanes to arrive, at tate
new Centralia Airport came in on
Miondayend More are expected at
any time. Most of the hangers are
new ready to receive then!, 311te
rest of bite buildings are practically'
completed, The delay is in the run
trays whichy awing to weather -coil-
ditionis,were 'held up lest fall.
--Exeter Tianes,etdvocato
Buy War Saking Stamps Regularly
YOU' Roil Them Beffer Wifl
OGDEN'S cuT
C/CARETTE TOBACCO
1 Fledty. Walking Plow
Massey-I4arris Binder, 7 -ft. cut
1 International Walking plow
McCormick Mower, 6 -ft. cut
4 -horse stiff -tooth. Cultivator
Massey -Harris Drill, 11 hose
2 wagons
1 Hay Rack 1 Flat Rack
Gravel Box Wheel Barrow
1 set Sleighs with dray bottom
1 walking. Scuffler
1 Cockshutt riding Scuffler
DeLaval Separator, No. 13
Frost &. Wood Hav Loader drop deck
Deering dump Rake
Fanning mill
4.wheelei Trailer, with stock racks
2 -wheeled Trailer, with sock racks
Cutter, robe and single -harness
1 set disc, 12 plates
1 harrowing Cart
(Theban., wales, capacity 1 -ton
Steel Roller
Quantity Lumber
Quantity of wooden and stel Posts
2 -steel Drlms, 40 gal, am 2
Puloer & Bag Carrier 5—gal. gas pails
Stewart power •Clippers
Sauer -kraut Shredder
eaneime G•dnder ,e Press
1 slush Scraper -
1 Turnip Shoot E`
Forks and Shovels '
1 steel post !Pounder
'32 'Plymouth Coach Car
overhauled and five new tires
'al O^d"y Truck VA ton
HARNESS
? set- double Harness
Riding Saddle
GRAIN—
. - ..
Quantity of Barley and Oats
an4 numerous other articles
TERMS—CASH
seen! I rpr-y ren RESERVE
PORTER EROS,—prop.
MATT. GAYNOR=Auctioneer
ETHEL
The t e alar meetings of the
W M S, and W.A. •of the Ethel United
Church were held at the •Itoin;e ot.
M1'5. Dr. t;.i'chmond with the prest-
d,ent, Mrs. Geo. Menzies, in blue altair,
Mrs. Win, Bremner tonic charge of
the Worship service The theme
was "The Lord's !Supper—:Che. ' C•ov
enant of our Faith," !MTs. Harold
Love read the lesson and ,short talks
were given by Mrs.. 'Cleaver and Mars,
Bremner, The meaning of the
Lord's, S'la,pper in m! +0lii'istiali - ex.
patience, The topic 00the stsdy
book, Serving With the !Sous of
St n; Was .given by Mrs. Geo,
Menzies Mrs, 1Bing talo 'charge
of the W A, .and .leve a vesdrt of
the .111111051 booriaet which was'ah
real 0i110000S.. It Wes deckled to'hold
t quilting in tate basement er the
Chtn'ct,. The preeeetla Oto go 10
Misstonel, The Meeting Closed with
the benediction utter 'wihiolt hunch
WAS served by Mrs, Itaietatnend ttosls .
ed ihY the ,CaMMItttee in. Cham°.
Our Annual Pre -Easter Sale Starts
This Saturday
May we be allowed to urge our valued
clientele to do their Easter Shopping
With just about three more weeks to go to
Easter, let us be realistic about conditions
in the Ladies' Wear industry.
There IS a pronounced labour shortage.
There also is a real difficulty in obtaining
imported tweeds and domestic woollen
materials.
Right at the present moment our stock of
Ladies' Apparel is very good. There is a
splendid assostment of everything . . yet.
Tailored suits and tweed coats made of im-
ported British Materials, Dressy coats and
dressmaker suits, sheer and cotton blouses,
lovely frocks for all occasions, bonnets to
match, gloves, handbags and all the little
nick-nacks
WARDROBE; we
)
your
Nt have
NEWW
them... yet.
MAY WE URGE YOU TO DO YOUR
•
Easter Shopping
NOW
WE HAVE YOUR SIZE
WE KNOW WHAT YOU WANT.
Ten Years of Fair Dealings
Paris Ladies Shoppe - Listowel, Ont
Listowel's Leading Ladies Wear Store.
Where your Dollar buys more.
Huron County
Internagpnal
Plowing Match
"A. J." is in charge of tractors at
the International Plowing Match. If
You are a resident of Huron county
that sentence would be sufficient to
tell you exactly who we are referring
to. The than is A. J. MoMnrre,Y, at
present Mayor of the Town of Clin-
ton a job which he has held in-
cidentally quite often in the- past.
number of years,
A. J`, McMurray is a mon who
has arrived• et a point where he can
look bask over a long [period of life,
A. majority of It Spent, working.
around machinery. He has been
selling, talking, living the :'maciiine-
ry game for years. He has followed
the progress of .power farming
in the country with keen interest. It
has been his life work and he Iias,
one .satisfaction , . that of knew-
ing that he has never Sold a. man a
"white elephant." -• -
"My calculation Hallways has been
that when you se
ll a roan something
You Shenk' make a .friend of him"
he se3"s in his soft,' school -teacher -
tali voice, "I like to be able to drop
in and sec a man and see how ,the.
machinery is wording, and •.net be
afraid to step in. (rent of his far."
That very fact is !helping him!
a great d'ea.l these days as he gets
ready for his share of the work in
connection with the 1942 I t
national Plowing Match ill Huron-
county.,
uron=county,, His friends are offering
their help on every side and it Makes „.4...
the: task ... which is not au easy'
one .. a great deal lighter,
They use e, lot of traotors nowa-
days at an International Plowing
...Match. „Just stand around early in
the morning aigd listen to the roar-
ing motors as the powerful machines
speed away off to the competitions"
You: would actually wonder how it
would be possible to secure so- many '
of them at one time.
'There are other headaches this.
year to be encountered, One is the
matter of fuel Another o•ne will.
be a shortage of labor on many 00
the farms and possibly a. reluctance
on the part of some to give up their
machines. The fact that the farm
machinery companies. are busy on
war projects will also make 'a ser-
train amount,. of cdiffei•ence. ' r-
However, us '•A. J." obae'rvetl,
"There is no need to ..be gloomy'
about the matter, When the thous-
stuck's of people from .all parts of the
Province snake the trip to Huron
greatest
Plow -1M
.See P! 1 �.
county t0 ill g
match in the history of the Ontarla
Plowmen's Ass elation you can bet
your bottom alar they will not be -
disappointed. 'Vela have the tralctoree
and the fuel and the iiecessaryl^
material to help the. mated) aloe*
and hang up, another record for the
Banner County of Ontario."
n er-
, Buy War Salving Stamps Regularly
GO: any time Thursday, April
2nd, until 4.00 p.m. Monday,
April 6th.
RETURN: leave destination
up to midnight Tuesday April
76,1942, •
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et' levita1d rI,o�ee
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for me
• This Ions wesk.end
olfen en onporlanity for a vldt
at hone or away with friends.
CANADIAN NATIONAL