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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-7-22, Page 4Classified Ads ;FOR 'SALE - 1 -ft. Binders, in good working erudition; 1 Massey -Harris and 1 ii'ros;t & Wood. . phone 55-r-3 J, P, Metntelh _ c• -5`ENIDERS WANTED— For painting outside and inane decorating of the Walton Community dl. Tenders to be in by Monday, august 3rd. Lowest • or °any tender telt necessarily accepted. J. A. Marshall R. R. 2, Walton, "FOR SALE— Mosey-Harris seven -foot Binder efih two knives and canvasses and fore Carriage. 'Phis binder is con• nsidered to be in good condition. P. Ardent FOR SALE— On Queen St., Brussels Barn on ipro.penty, now occupied by Alvin lathy. apply to C. Jos. Benson, Solicitor, Brussels MALE OR FEMALE (HELP WANTED— Due to enlistment we n.ove a few R9toice established routes available Or mens over 45 years of age or exempt from military service or cap• able women. We supply stocks on xredit. Experience not necessary -write Watkins Dept. "0-B-4" MONTREAL. MORRIS 31r, and Mrs. Douglas Smith and r7tIle Jimmy returned to their home du South Porcupine this week after spending their holidays among 2i•iends in Morris and vicinity. Miss Jean Smith returned with them to spend a few weeks at her brother's Biome. SPECIAL SUGAR PROVISIONS FOR THRESHING TIME Special provision has been made by the ,sugar ration division of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board to provide extra sugar for farmers wives during the threshing season, according t0 anannouncement made 'by W, 1Jarold McPhillips, Prices and Supply Representative of the Western Ontario Region of the Board. "It is recognized that a problem will confront the farmers' wives this summer ancb fall in providing pies, cakes and other Sugar -containing foods for threshing units who will visit the farms fora day or for soy - oral days to handle the cereal crops "Special provision has been made to meet this problem. The farmer's wife will know from experience up• proximately how many men will compose the thresher unit and how long it will remain on the farm, and therefore, how much sugar she will require. She shall apply in good time to the ration officer of the Board located is London and Wind- sor for a special purchase. "Persons, making application for the special sugar permit should state how many men are expected to be included in the threshing unit; how long they will remain; how many heals will be served and what quan• tity of sugar is expected to be used. "This permit should be presented to the grocer or other smppiter and will be this authority to sell this exact amount to the purchaser fo.' this specfic purpose" added Mr. Mc- Phillips. , East Huronhi - Produce - Eggs, Poultry & Feeds Phone 66 Brat;;els HOG and POULTRY FEEDS Commercial Feeds Mill Feeds Bone Meal Oyster Shell Cod Liver Oil Grit Everything to make the hens lay 'A' Grad ; eggs We are in the market far all kinds of POULTRY! "Flock Calling A. Specialty" Bring Us Your Eggs Our Motto— Honest Grade on every egg 1 1M BLUEVALE We are sorry to hear Mrs. Alex McDwen has been sick and in the hospital and hope she will soon be better, Mr. Chas, Johnston was home from Fergus over the week end. Mr.:Spence McKinnon was home over the weeds end. Mrs. Roibt. Turnbull and daughter of Byron visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Johnston and othee friends. Mr Smith Robertson spent the week end with his parents and brother. Miss Idabel Gorley returned to Toronto after visiting with her sister Mrs. Alex MoEwen. Glad to hear Mrs. C Hetherington is getting better again. Mrs, Harold Harris of Mount Forest is visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Ed Johnston and other friends. Mr. Frank McQuillan. of the R.C. CUT COARSE FOR THE PIPE CUT FINE FOR CIGARETTES 144.4109.90 0i@d>04+0000000414+Om • 0 MONUMENTS 3, To those contemplating building, a Monument, I have just secured a big selection of different kinds! of granite. See me before buying! elsewhere. Cemetery Lettering a Specialty. All Work Guaranteed JOHN GRANT CLINTON MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS Clinton — Ontario For further particulars apply at The Post, Brussels — Phone 31 ®•••000•4se44••e••••••4 •••N Wheat on Hand 1,40 Per Cwt. Car of Screenings On Hand $1.25 (wt. D. M. Maaavish Phone 46 russets THE BRUSSELS POST 14"edelesday, July 229th, 1942 vironamormarmancaunol AVOID WASTAGE when you make tea! You will get best results both in quality and quantity if you carefully follow these simple directions l: L Scald out the teapot to warm It. S. Use a level teaspoonful of tea for each cup of tea to be served. • S. Use the exact amount of FRESH water you require and see that it is BOILING FURIOUSLY before you pour it into the pot. 4 Steep FIVE MINUTES N A.F. visited With his sister and brothes=in•law, Mn, and Mrs. Carl Johnston', 1st line; Mrs. S. Woods Land Mrs, Wallis Woods anti sons visited on Wednes• day with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mothers and family. The Monthly' meeting of W.M,S. of the United Church was held on Tiuu•sd,ay afternoon. The vice- president, Mrs. Edward Johnston presided and read the call to won - ship. The theme of the worship service was "The Self -Discipline of the 'C+hristian " The scripture was read by Mrs. Robert Shaw. Special prayers. were offered by Mrs. C. Tavener and Mas. George Thornton. ',The !Chinese. Church Conies of Age" was the chapter for study .nd Mrs. James Johnston explained the chapter in a very interesting fashion, 1317-1nns were sung in keeping with the th.eane. Penslon.ale: Rev. F. G. Fowler and Mrs. Fowler attended lihe funeral of the late Dr, T. T. McRae at Brussels on Thursday Mr. and Mrs, R, , Garniss and two grand- children, Louise and Gilbert Mo- Eacisernt with relatives at Sea - forth; Milton Mann, Fordwioh, at the home of Mr. and Mas. Roy Mtann; Miss Louie. ;Patton has re - returned from a visit with relatives at Haclriston, . At the Sunklay morning service in the United church, Rev. C Tavener spoke from the words of Judas to Mary when she anointed the feet of Jesus, 'To what purpose is this waste'" Rev, F. G. Fowler et Knox Pres- byteman church used ashis ...ab- ject, "Poverty Tursied Into Power," showing that the chief factor for newer is the "indwelling of the Spirit of Ohrist." Personals: Mayor Thomas E. Henry and Mrs. Henry, Stratford. at the Sanderson home; Mrs. Bet, Yeomans, Detroit, with her sister Mis, Peter S. MacEwen; Mrs. San. derson and daughter, Miss Gather ire, London, with her father, 0, B. Moffatt: Miss Dorothy Aitken, Lon- don, with her mother, Mrs. M. L. Aitken; Adam Barnard, Kitchener, with his parents, Mr. a.nd Mrs, Ed Ward Barnard; Miss Isobel Mc- Kinnon and brother Spence, Water. ]no, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs R. H. MCK,htnoln; Mrs. Robert Tnrngull and daughter Patricia, Byron, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oct Johnslton: Mrs. Jack Ward. Se'a.forth, and Major Halt, Florida., at the 'Sanderson home; Mr. and Mrs, Earl Hamilton, and two daughters with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adaine at Londesboro; Miss Dolores Hamilton with friends at Winghem and at Teeswater; Miss Loin Elliott has returned to Toronto after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elliott. BELGRAVE Temperance- service was conduct- ed in the United church Sunday morning with Mr. McKay of Ripley as guest speaker. Mrs, 3. Michie sang a solo entitled "At the Feast 01 Belshazzar.'' The annual Sunday school pic- nic will be held Thursday at Harry MIGClenaghan's grove, Personals: Mr. and Ml's. Simon Forsyth, Regina, with Mrs. 3, A. Brandon. Mr. and MTs. J. A. Geddes and others relatives and friends; Mr. and Mae. Lloyd Jackson and two little daughters, Hamilton, with,Mrs. J. A. Brandon; Mr. and Mrs. R, H. •Coultes and: -Emily, 3rd line Morris. Mrs. NonnianKeating, Belgrave and Robert Coultes, East Waveanosh. with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Mitchell, Roths'av; Mr. and Mrs. Sinton For• syth and Mr. Forsythe sister, Mrs McMaster,' Regina, with the Me- Cnbcheon brothers. ,th line Morris; Mr. and Mus. J. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wheeler and daughter, Velma and Mr. and Mrs. J. Michie and fam- ily at Mrs. A. Cole's of Blyth to meet. Mr. and. Mrs. R. Cole and 5aanily of Toronto, formerly of Sas. ]aatnhewan, Mrs Cole was formerly Miss Rhoda Be11'of Belgra.ve, BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS— fe/0200. .11111.111•• July Sale —x— House dresses, crepes, silk, sheer Price $1.98 to $5.95 35 Women's & Misses Celanese Dresses Price $2.50 Skirts, Slips, Apeons, Handbags, 4 Winter. Coats, at a bargain. Francis Dress Shop Brussels, Ontario xpor# Packers BUYERS—Of All Kinds of Live and Dressed Poultry We will call at your place for any quantity. Also ---A.11 kinds of Feathers '& Horsehair. We have an expert on our- staff who will cull your flockY Free of Charge. Phone ,7OxUsels. Onix. L. & W. Jackson Motors Ltd., Listowel. Mid-SummerClearing of all Tractors and Implements, Used Cars, Trucks and Frigidaires NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED 1340 Mercury H.D. Tires, Radio Heater in new car condition 1939 Ford Deluxe Coach like new 1938 Ford Deluxe Coach reconditioned. New car condition throughout. 1936 Deluxe Ford Coach 1935 Dodge Sedan 1934 Plymouth Sedan 1934 Dodge Coach 1930 Chev. Sedan 1929 Essex Sedan 1928 Chev. Sedan 1929 Plymouth Coupe 2—Cheap Cars TRUCKS 1937 Chev 176" Wheelbase Stake rack Reconditioned 1937 Chev. 11/2 Ton Truck 134" wheelbase Truck chassis 1937 Ford 2 -ton Truck 158" wheelbase all re - reconditioned New Motor, Good Tires 2--1935 Ford 2 -ton Trucks 158" wheelbase 1934 Chev. 2 -ton Truck 158" wheelbase 1934 Dodge 2 -ton Truck 158" wheelbase 1929 Ford Pick-up C�7t 1[0. 1 Irish Tractor being reconditioned This is a good Tractor and the only one we have- It burns Fuel Oil. Don't miss it• I its 1 Fertilizer Drill Tractor Plow. Riding Plow and two good walking plow. Hay Rake. HORSES 6 Horses weight 1250 lbs. each 1 Clyde Mare 5 yrs. old 1600 lbs. 1 Black Horse 6 yrs. old 1400 lbs. 1 Bay Mare 3 yrs. old 1300 lbs. 1 Bay Horse 6 yrs. old 1260 lbs 1 Grey Horse 5 yrs old 1500 lbs. 1 Bay Horse 5 yrs. old 1450 lbs. clean legged 1 Cheap Mare 1200 lbs. L. and W. Jackson Motors Ltd 1 Phone 161 Listowel, Ont. Fi ,w` ::, DESTROY P' 11'` a`YS FOOD Farm fires destroy food vital to our armies and our allies. Every pound of feed - every head of stock and every imple- ment burned helps the. enemy. Fight by preventing fires. Prohibit smoking in or near your barns. Avoid carrying loose matches. Keep your lightning rods in proper repair. Don't tamper with electric wiring. Threshing multiplies the danger. Use a water spray at the base of the blower. Allow no matches, loose or in boxes, to be carried by any engaged in the Job. Set the engine or tractor well away from straw or other readily combustible material. Keep a barrel of water handy to both the engine and blower. Remember that your farm buildings are today next to impossible to replace. Safeguard your- home, your barns and other buildings with every possible safety measure, and - FIGHT ty /�teventin9 _` i�te5 5 MOST COMMON CAUSESOFFIRE • SiwOKINo 1'HR.ESHINC ELECTRIC WIRE LIGHTNING SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION Farmers' Central Mutual Fare Insurance Co Howick Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance CO Elmo 'Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Walkerton, Ont. y Wroxeter, Ont. Atwood, Ont.