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The Brussels Post, 1956-01-04, Page 4• Sold at better stores everywhere ,pomiNioN TEXTILE COMPANY wimp •141920•1•06191•• Moppets can punch the pillows, scrardble the sheets and bunch the blankets, but when the war is over Tex-made is the winner. Long wearing beautiful Tex-made sheets are the choice of Canadian homemakers 5 to 1. Plain, fitted, coloured or striped, in qualities to fit every budget. Every bedroom in your home, a showroom, with Tex-made sheets—yours for years. Robert Kennedy, Toronto, at his br.::P'in here. 1 * Miss. N. A. J.ardrne Is. visiting for .a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. F. 'Teesdale, Concord and witrn. Mr. and Mrs. A: Xing,. Nornby. THANK YOU The Brussels Post thanks, all our subscribers who haire been so prompt in paying their subscription, The Mailing list has been Corrected to date and we ask Yea to look at yew label and notifY us if there is any error, • Ota CAN BE HANDLED in 3 to 5 hours a week. without in terforring with 'present employment. UP T0' $70.00 per week guaranteed Income TO START. with immediate expansion, if desired. APPLICANTS Must be able to post $998.00 in CASI for bonded merchandise and able 'do Otart immedtately. IF YOU have the necessary cash available iiMmediately and desire a busineS of your own thlat will provide Steady income with life time security then write at once, giving Your panne, wildness and tele. phone to - PERSONELL MANAGER NATIONAL NYLON COMPANY (Canada) 065 Veillghad ;Road, Toronto, Ontario. four memorial craft:mei Tel ?tarty-Five Tears. MIMI* *SU THE MEET GRANITES Along WItit Expert Designing and veroriunsnetdp.. PriCes most 'itosomaato cemetery Letterins a coodom R. A. sPOTTON Phone: 2M. WilighOne, catvio WINGHAM Soldier Apprentice Plan offers young men of 16 a bright future ENROL NOW! Training begins Sept. 13 The Canadian Army's Soldier AO. prentieeTraining Plan is a carefully planned programme to help young Men of 16 to prepare themselves for the future and a career in the Atihy— to develop mature judo- Ment, self discipline and build a strong, healthy personality. As a Soldier' Apprentlesr, a young man will get a thorough trade training in one of 19 military trades....ocademic training in such SM:bldjieectli as physics, chemistry; algebra and English a general Military training of the Canadian .6 he will be living and Working. alongside onthusicittie, happy Calk adiani his own ago while Offing c,coirbiriation of military Malang schooling, schooling, plenty of recreation ant expert trade Training .' .6 ho will be eligible for all kriiii Weft ineluding 30' days cinniidf leave. ...i .alie willreceiyit half Milt Array pay while 16 arid oahh birthday will tun pay. „. ... To b.' IllgIblei a young ," effclia%aill •altilie'abPvtione. a mini 3 MUST be 10 OWN. of age toit " Per "- eithig booklet le Pt ,, Mr or ,ole•tiwrittrittitl.te. it, ',At flieYM,Ott,„ A•tai• 104.. lot 140, • It so, t ilitkeiii toOpiteatiOn In righfaitig. NATIONAL WEEKLY NEWO4APER "fr we.eg-oaromt4 to. To tri4. ..1 • Ark.. o• Al. • WelitieSqa.Y. J.attuary 1313.1)SSELS POST • %v. 01., DEAD TOCK 1 3.09 for dead -horses and .COWL higher prices for old, sick or dinabled. .horses or cows, Phone Atwoo4 163. Collect, WINGHAM DisTrooT ;HIGH j SCI-t091-. tl4FORT Holid ay Vrnitors S:q e,IED ..(Students..srupseis POttinWilltY),., .ohatdreD, Jon, and. Pon, Tc1/417P44,.• • Mr. And Mrs. McOurdy Lowry 411.4 Mir. +a)41 KM—Merle Snital... Igic,hael and Susan, London, with Mrs W, sporm * • tit . Mr aud Mfrs. D. C. 'Worwtoh. and Oven, Sound with relatives here, • • * * • fir', and . Mrs, Murray • VOddell, 149.1.004 with her ..glanchnother. Mrs, C. 'Seller.% .*. • *. * • * Mn. :aal Mrs, R. Elliott and seats Donald and *nee, in. Toronto, • * *. ,Mise. Sean ,level and Mr. Ed, • .30wIell. at their home here, * * * FOR SALE Cosy flOme Phone 1Sx. MTh, Roy Thuell GRADE. 01a PS A: 76 Per oeig pr OVer binda, Todd EN'ardiaa, g10 Cla$ 13: 66 to 74, ,lien cent, Maria.4 Hoover blyoya blathers i1elen Ellocott Dale Cardiff . Catherine Leach Class C: 60 to 65 :per cent. Ronald Lane David Kennedy James Edgar 'Elizabeth Pipe Arnold Davison. Class D: 50 to 59 per cent. John Higgins Murray, PaviSon Mies Marlene Waxman,, Sammy Absent through illneSs: Peter and Ted,' Torento, with their par. ••••••I ,•/,••••10.4-7.•••• FOR SALE 33 pigs, ,Took Pipe Phone SW ••••••....-••••••••••••••• FOR SALE .tires-, ..good .44$1 new. Cecil Dewar, Atwood FOR SALE 10 Hoifens, and 2 $Wers., 'average 000 Ws., mostly white face% ,pae Chapman Phone 380.5 FOR SALE— Potatoes, 75 or 100 lb. bags, also baskets. Len. Armstrong, Phone Brussels 1538, NOTICE. 1.7.4.11P.00 44451.4$:. .4#01710r. and iuterier decorating, Soo our .454 Wall Paper, Free eSti.Matee. Doug Dalton, Walton. Phoney Brussels 48r9 HATCHING EGGS WANTED: .con some breeds eggs ,taken every week in the year, Good premium paid. Merry of our flocitiowner.s are making right now is premium of. 35c .per, dozen over the toll price. as paid in• their local grading station, Send .for tap dettui s. Tweedle Chick Ha cherios Ltd, Per. gus, Ont, Phone 405. lietningway, GRADE (X Class A: 15 per cent or over: Blayne Wood Ralph Watslon Class 13: 66 to 74 par cent, Joan MacFarlane Berniee, Smith Class C: 60 to 65 per cent. Douglas Fischer Class D: 50 ,to 59 per cent. Kenneth Budnark Mary Beth Jewell Jean Cardiff Nancy Newton FULL OR SPARE TIME A GOLDEN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 40 NATIONAL COMPANY hap opening for reliable man or wom. an for this area.. TO COMMENCE IlvIMEDIAT)112 work consists of DELIVERY anCt PLENISHING stocks of BRAND NAME NYLON PitoDuciTs. sold. only tat RETAIL LEVEL in ex- isting accounts ESTABLISHED BY THE 'C'OMPANY, ABSOLUTELY no selling or soliciting ueceasart as all sales are haniled by this HEAD OFFICE STAFF. AGE ents • and Mrs. L, Waxman, * * * * Douglas Leaeli, Toronto, with his porents Mr, and MPS, W. G. Leach. * * Miss Ruby Plum, Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. E. Plum, Mrs. T. P. McRae spent New Year's in Toronto. * * * * Dr. Donald McRae, Mrs, McRae ,and Bonnie were Christrias yisit- ors at the home of Mrs, T. T. Mc- Rae, * * Miss Ruby Smith of Toronto. who is .alt present taking a Television Course in New work, City spent Christrros at the Smith's home Al. bert Street. * * Mrs. G. McDowell, and Miss Flor., Price McNaughton, with the form-; er's daughter, Mrs, North and family, Oakville. Holiday visitors with Rev. A. add Mrs. Lane were MisS Mary Lane Mr, Karl ICleinop, Toronto, and Gordon Lane, Queen's University, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Lane. Holywood. * * Miss Laura Manning, Kitchener; Mr. Clarence Stebing. Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. _TCn.ox, Jimmie and Donna, New Hamburg Mr, ana Mrs, Shebbrook, Charles, a l nd Mar- garret, 'Millet, with Mrs. H, Mann- ing *' Mr, .and Mrs. Stuart Glassier and sons Danny and Charles from Mid: I land were weloortre visitors at the "' Nome of his mother, Mrs, -Dan Gle,Wer for Christmas holiday. Christmas gue,slts at the home of their parents Mr. ,and Mrs. W. S. Scott were Ma', land Mrs. J. A, Mc- Ginnis, Diane, Jon and Ross, Con. cord; Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Harvey, Judy land John, Rexclals; Mr. and Mrs. M, G. Scott, Randy and Bobby. Welland; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Scott, Sent gfeetings; by FOR SALE — 12 young Hereford Cows suppose to freshen in April and May. Eric Lovte 12. R. 3 Atwood Phone 86r11 SALESMAN WAN -T'E'D Rawleigh bcsiness now open in townships Of Howick, Grey, and Morris. Trade 'well established. Excellent opportunity. Full time. Write at once, Rawleigh's Dept. L.152-189, Montreal, P. Q. TENDERS WANTED Grey Twp. School Board will re• calve tenders for caretakers in the ,1(191If5f6e.rent, schooLi' until January 10th, J. Carl Hemingway, Sec-Treas. R. R, 3, Brussels, Phone 25-5. FOR SALE — 1 registered Shorthorn Bull, Red in color; 12 mouths old. Sired by Aberfeldy Nugget, whose full broth er, staid at Chicago for $4000.00, Lot 8, Con. 5 Morris. Earl Anderson Phone 17J4 FOR SALE — Ask for Bray weekly lists - specials. Order broiler cockerels and mixed chicks now. Pullets (a few started) s;peclal ,strains such as Babcock Leg. horns, Ames Hybrids. Particulars, Bray agents - Wm. G. Bray, Ethel MrS. R. Barrett R. R. Brustsels Phone 54r12. education, or past experience 12, not important ;as FULL TRAINING PROVIDED for o pleaSant dignified and. HIGHLY PROFITABLE FUT. URE. WANTED MAKE 1956 your 'best year.. BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Sete Houlsehold NeceisIsitieS with high .cOmmistsion. $50. to $100 weekly. Openings B:ruisleels, Creditor, DasilitwOod, Dublin, Dungannon. Eamilex, Box F. Station C. Mont. real TENDERS WANTED Grey Twp, School Board will re• ceive tenders for the following amounts 'of wdod -to be delivered no later than July ist, 1956 Tenders Los Angeles; PhOnle. • received until Jam. 10th, 1956. ' No. 1, 12 Cords, No. 3, 10scords, No. 4, 15 cords, No. 5, 15 cords, No. 6, 15 cords, No. 7, 12 cords, No. 8, 10 cord% 'Na 9, 12 cords, No. 10, 13 cords, U. No, 4, 10 cords. Also 2 cords of cedar to be delivered to each, school. I J. Carl Hemingway, Sec-Treas. H, R, 3, Brussels, Phone 25-5.1 LADIES Is your 'Sewing Machine .old, II *am out, or not working properly? a new BREIPOINth ASSOCkATFON "Where Setter Bulls Are user" Artificial Insemination service fee all breeds of cattle. 'For service or information Phone Clinton 21,2. se Palmerston 66 collect, between /la and 10.00 A. M. on week days sag 7:30 and 9.30 A. M. on Sundays. PCii:t SALE'S,- 104 were Farm; good buildings; hydro. . Priced at $7309.00 100 acre Farm; brick hydro; steel drive Shed:. large being drilled *Oil; Priced at i8,500.60 10 acre not* geed house Slid bank barn, Prieed at $3,500.00' 81.5: acre Faris; ath highway.;' goot bnildingta;; hydro, titiced at $11101.06. '166 acre inatitir highway'; goal buildings: Priced eft $1.0.600.00 beitittry 'St-6444- 1040W merit Arid butldinig. PrIO0 Ott $S,000' t. Longs Realtor; Plioiie 84 tirtiodeIlt, OA• ' ' • 11 HORSES WANTED tc* meat, [arid Ate Or bush; Al.. bug es mkt must be hi gi46(i Wilfiybd Can yolt pi i 1 what g in your town would be like without a weekly newspaper? . YOU' ave. not ng to keep you up to date on happenings right in your own neighbourhood. - If you had soinet `in$ to sell, you'd have to go out and look for a buyer. If you needed to buy • komething, you'd have to look all over town for it. Your ileighhol co d marry, have children, or even die, without,you heating about it until much later. , .1,,t,. Council could pass a by-law affecting you and you might never hear of it V. Mang ( wort 4116 06ininimity projects might never get started for lack of news And sUppoit 1 A)Id 654 WtAl yOu ce up with the fortunes of the hockey teant or the baseball club' r 0 otiat , au. cs0,10 120 a weekly newspaper, a source of local inforniatiOri that , . got lid of publication can replace. i Ovcr the' y IT, anadian weekly editors have lent their Support unstintingly to Many a good . tOniniunity caug _This year, tor the first time, they are celebrating National Weekly NeWspapet i„,,,,,„„....4, ,, Weeks and Itnperial Oil is glad to participate in paying tribute to your weekly neWSpaper. .:.i•••••n •••••••=W1.1 ELMA FARMERS' ,MUTUAL FIRE INSURANE CO ffstabllihed in ISM •' Head Office Atwood OSL Intwres Farm PrOtierty; PriVito And Content. in Towne and 'Villa/SS >3chooli; `Churches and Haile On Pa "INSURANCE AT COST" bill PROMPT ADJUSTMENT CLAIMS ifontiat your NON Elkeior R. W. (Dick) 1irtirti101140: inifeeK lilt. ' IMPERIAL OIL LOVED