The Brussels Post, 1956-01-11, Page 4WedneednY, 4444,17, 11th. 191 5t Ta4 .074,1$411,,S POST
DEAD STOCK
$3.00 tc>r dead Derma and cows,
higher priCos for Old, sick or (14004
F R SALE — horses or oewfb Fireno Atwood
A. quantity of good bale WomtA s Collect,
Dan iNtolthinOu, Phone Oxil I
41ED AMJ WINGHAM ,DISTRICT HIGH
$CHOOF KOULSICPOONDSNPPRESRT"PSIERRI E§
The Wirnham District, High School
in co-operation with the Ontario De,
partment EdneatiOn is pleased
to Prot-11.0e an interest in Mittel°
On January 24th, at 8,15 p,
the following Antlets will present
musical program, Ia the sehool
1\1011Y IMeDellaitl, HarPsleherdie
al4:11;113.c
'Soprano,
ollitelon1‘.1Man~th ezzo-SOplan 0,
Vadloras Verikaitis,
zone Sadoway, Violinist.
gamy, McDonald Was born in Tor-
onto avid rece'ived her musical
Training in her native city, .,She
received S01106)01414 for Noice
study with Baroness Von IClenner
In, New York city, where for four
yeane she did advanced study and
many concerts.. She was the first
-pension to win three simultaneous
scholarships at Peabody Institute in
Baltimore for voice, opera and piano
under the world. famous pinnist
HaMmislids B'Isilac„D‘teorn,ald has travelled ex-
tensively es a concert artist and
lecturer in the United •States, hav-
ing just returned after a three month
tour of. American cities. She re-
sides in Torento, and is at present,
teaching and concertizing in her
natlilLrthe: Tantlil l\ sons. worse aroused
considerable interest even before
she fininl--4 i.entool in Jamestown,
North Dak-oua, When ° visiting In
New York a vocal teacher,beard
her, and his enthusiasm prompted
local business men to 'spenslor her
studies in New York. •She ,soon. be-
came 'a memo i of the Robert Shaw
Chorale, and is,ang under such con-
ductors as Toscanini and Mitlepolo-
ne. S11appearedinseveialiroat way11751mlsincluaing :sighBitto
Shoes" and also•sang in Radio City
MuleHall:ndta:aeTloatre. :lssThon,sont:•:nt to Italy
and appeared on radio and televis-
ion in Milan, Turin ,and Genoa. Her
mastery of the Italian language and
acceptanne 'by the exacting Ilyric
Cernmisision, of the Radio, Italians,
gate her prominence in broadcaists
and. concerts devoted to furthering
Italian-American. relations. In. Feb-
ruary of ,thiS year she made her de-
but at La Scala in Milan. in "Die
Ityrormation Concerning Vaclovas
VerikaitiS, and Zeno, Sadowayy will
be given next week,
• .***"*.
"IN MEMORIAM"
131-41,NA1l,P —In leiving 41.0111orr of
,our 4eAr bn53', who lAeaed .aw0,7
one year age to-day, January nth.,
1956,
I No ono knew the pain. -she Dore
Beneath the smile islue always wore
From hospital Ded to hear'VeniY rest
Cod to* 'her. Alori be Hiss gtteSt
avesi iAllO.Pe and prayed in vain
That sho Would So911 get viol
But prod.decided we mast Part
PIe eased kter Pain, lint broke our
hearts,
And while She eleePs, in peaceful
peace,
Her memory we shall always keep,
Too dearly loved to ever be for.
gotten. by her parents, Mr and Mrs.
.1 Ton) Bernard and sisters, Irma and
Shirley.
ve.r
FOR SALE
Little Pigs, apply to
Walter Rose Poultry .Ftirm
Phone 40x
NoTicg
Wallpaper ltrigirii ; exterior and
interior decorating. Soo our 195e
Wall Paper, Free esihnatea.
Doug Dalton, Walton,
Phone Brussels 48r9
•
FOR SALE
11 pigs, S weeks old.
apply to Henry Stryker
Sth eon. of Morris, Phone 1.7r6. HATCHING EGGS WANTED;
on some breeds eggs taken every LOST Week in the year, Good wend= paid.
Black dog with vnite, ,answers‘to ; many of our Reek owners are making same of Jeff, I1 right now a premium of 35c per dozen
Archie Moses Phone 23116 over the full price as veld in their
local grading station, Send for Lull
er, like new tro
Ogre
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ALE —
size o Ctaosr ety%laea.ture
Spread, details,
Stan, Alexander, Ethel.
Phone 85r13,
Tweedlo Chielt riaiteheries Ltd. Per.
gus, Oat, Phone 405. CRANIBROCYc.
Mats, Carf, MacDonald, who. has
been under the doctor's care, has
gone to Toronto witin„her daughter,
Robt. Dancanson, Toronto,
was here attending the funeral of
his brother-in-law, the late—Robt.
C. Campbell.
Mr, David Drown, Monkton, vis-
ited 'last week with Mr., and Mm
Norman Pfeifer.. ..,,
Mrs. Calvin Cameron left on Tues.
day for Florida, She accompanied
Jack, and Mrs, Wilson, Ethel, who
will ,spend the winter there. Mrs.
Cameron will `visit for a short
time and intends coming. home by
bus.
Mr, Archie Campbell left on Mon-
day for his home in Salmon Armrs,
B. 0,
FOUND —
Dark blue tick Hound, Owner can
have same proving ownership and
Paying Eop ono es,
Wm, B. Bishop Phone 1.2r17
FULL OR
SPARE TIME
A
GOLDEN
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
WANTED —
Capable girl for Itonsenvork,
sleep in,
apply to Box 50 BrusSels,
NOTICE
14 head of cattle weighing 600 -
lbs. ,each,
Mel, Jermyn Phone 53r12
after 0 p. m.
NATIONAL COMPANY hail
opening for reliable man or wom-
an Dor this area,
OOMmENOE IMMEDIAT)L1
work consists of DELIVERY and RE.,
PLEN•ISH.I.No stocks Of BRANI2
NAME NYLON PRODT_Tql`S sold
only at the RETAIL LEVEL in ex-
isting accounts ESTABLISHED BY
THE COMPANY,
Sold at better st res everywhere
I)QMIINIION TEXTILE COMPANY Limilrp WALT ON
The W. A. of Walton United Church
met on Thurslay lafternoon with
28 ladies present, The beginning et
a New Year Rev. Mr. Thomas mov-
ed a -vete of thanks to the old on
"ficers for their fine Work. Mrs.
Walters, the now president then
took the chair, Hymn was sung
with Mrs. Cuthill at the piano. The
Sec, report was read and approved,
by Mrs. B. Johnston: also thank you
notes from Mrs. Harvey Johnston,
who had moved away from this soc-
iety, Mrs, Ken McDonald and Jim
Clark. The Treas. report was
given by Mrs. A, Coutts,, on hand
$321.18. The annual meeting will
be held with a pot lunch Supper on
Jan. 19th. Several items if business
being settled. Mary Stewart Col-
lect was repeated. The meeting
,closed with the W. A, Theme Pray-
A,BSOLT_TTELY
no sellftig or soliciting necessar)
as all sales are haalled by tits
HEAD OFFICE STAFF,
FOR SALE — i.
Bray broiler cockerals and mix-
ed ehicks, for February. Ask for
price list, etc. Pullets (a few
started) including such special 1
strains as Babcock Legh•orns, Ames,
Hybrids, Fh.l1 par titulars, agents, •
Wm. G, Bray, Ethel; Mrs, R. Bar-1
reit R. R. 5 BrUsSels, Phone 54r120.1"
AGE
education, or past experience is
not important 'as FULL TRAINING
PROVIDED for o pleasant- dignified
and HIGHLY PROFITABLE FUT.
TIRE,
SALESMAN WANTED — I START 1956 with a Permannet •
year round buSineSs. Dealers 'tided- I
ed in °Odell& Heintall, Itirktond
Port Albert, You can earn $50.- to
$100. weekly. Full details and free
I catalogne on request.
Familex, Box F. station. C. Mont-.
real
1 Hy-Lines Eat Less than hesii
breeds and at the same time lay
more eggs. They cost less to raise
NOTICE — P
CAN BE HANDLED
in 3 to 5 hours a week without int
terferring with present employment.
UP TO $70.00 per week guaranteed
Mame TO START, with immediatt
expansion, if deisired. Tickets may be had for this con-
cert from the high school students
or from W. :Galbraith, Secretary-
Treasurer of. the Board,
er. APPLICANTS
and eat less feed during the IsiNIX FOR SALE period. For real economy when the
Highest prices paid for old hens.. chips are down, try Hy-Line. fit. John Zwaa,n ?none 101x5 efficient chicken. ....
Bert Johnston, Brussels B, R.
Phone Brussels 2Sr4,
MANK YOU
The Brussels Post thanks all our
subscribers who ha, e been so
prompt in paying their subscription.
The mailing list has been corrected
to date and we ask you to look at
your label and notify us if there is
any error. FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE
NEEDS SHOP AT THE
MAC BAEKER AUTO SUPPLY
Permanent Type Anti Freeze
$2.75 per gallon
75 per quart
ihermostats Ranging from $1.05 to
$.2.10
Spark. Plugs 56c to 69c each,
Auto Light and Chawplon
Muvflers from $4.35 to 8820
Tall Pipes from $2.98 to 84.15
Exhaust Pipes from $8.25 to $4.76 r
Phon,!-: 'Residence 95 - Business 118x I
711russels. Ont.
HOW MUCH HYDRO
DOES ONE CENT BUY? The Canadian Army's Soldier Ap-
prenticeTraining Plan is a carefully
planned programme to help young
men' of 16 to prepare themselves
for the future and a career in the
Arniy — to develop mature judg-
menb self discipline and build a
strong, healthy personality.
As a Soldier Apprentice, •
young man will get a theiough
trade training In one of 19 military
trades—academic training in such
sublects as physics, thernistryi
algebra and English— a general
military training of the Canadian
Soldier—
ier-- will be living and working
alongside enthusiastic, haply Call.
adions'his own age While gifting
is combination of military tr ants.
schooling, plenty of recreation e
expert trade training
... hp will be eligible fOr all Army
benefits Incleciirig 30 days annuli
a,im.
lie Will fete . cif OgitIN
•
bIr tbda''.111 1" '" ' 7 , to,* ul, pay.
To be II I q you igg
bit
tade Itiatloti.
t..11 84,0i ' Vienrilll
1
eV "old
BREMOIND ASSOCIATION I
'Where Bertier Bulls Are tied'
Artificial insemination seiliee ,der ;
all breeds of Cattle. For service or i
information Phone Clinton 44,14 se'
Palmerston' 66 eollett, 'between ?J
arid 10.00. A. M.. on week dos eat '
7.30 and 940 A. M. 011 iitii)A011*
Based on the average cost
of electricity to dozastic
customers zHyctro
municipalities—.
ONE CENT WILL . r,‘
n a washing
9r 2% how
.-provide TV ontertainIA
for 4 hotin .
fri tip --f rOyk ct re gera
for 20 holt
FOR SALE.-
100 acre rem; good btildingsv
hydro, Priced at $7300 00 . „
i00 UN brink Meant I
hydro; steel drivel shed: large Will
drilled well,' Priced at $8;000.00 10 acre good ipttse eta'
bank barn. Priced at $3,606.0
315 acre Tann; olv highWty; go6d
buildings, brim. Priddtt at $1860.00
100 acre Farm; On highwitt; EOCg
bUildingi. Priced at $10,500.00
Country Villdge *Oiler Ikutp,
meat and building, PriCed tkt $8,006 c, tiptig; Realtor,
Plitt° 84 Brugge's, Ont.
erate fin, eke sy
or 431 hours c„
.s.,7j,iglit 100-wait
tor 8g tiotir* s "
at for Jt 5 cents(
eke e 61se • your niekel
ci 130 rritich`.)
0 .
ea year apnhcatIon in rionr swop;
..,fitiviastaNt
BRUSSELS GirRLS CLUB
The third meeting •of the Brussels
'Stylish Teeners was held in the
Library on Dec. 28th at 10 a. m.
The meeting opeted:_l,vith 0' Can-
ada. Ten members answereid the
roll call, :followed by the noinute,s of
the hat meeting read by Margaret ii
Martin., A disictisSten Vas held on I:
preparing the sewing boxes. hirSn,
Plisitiger the Home Economist ex-
plaited what WAS to be dOne oit
Achievement Day on Feb, lath, at
Winliam .District High iSchned.
For the next :Meeting the wardrobe
inventory is to be filled out along
With work on chart and rodowd
hoOkS. The roll call for the nett
Meeting is tine color end •Stylelef
'Monte I hate dhoseti to fit into my
Wardrobe, The tre.ettrig closed
With God Save the QUedit.
The fourth Meeting of the BruSSOIS
Stylish. Teener& was lield on Dee.
. 30th .rit the library at 210. PM,
The meeting" opened with "0' den,
acla sr Eleven inierlibets ditSWered thet
reit call -*kilt the color and stye of
house each gtri is Making, This was
tetto*sit by iiiitrates of the litat:'
Meeting read by Margaret title le.
The roll call tot ths Oro* meeting io
tOlinVe rein ireVert on Chart. For the
next Meeting We are alSo to ;hate the
Pattern and material to ritake"
'iftonsit, The leaders, Marton tteni-
itif&tty :add •JOYIte. Miller gate; en; diS-
ettaSioti an blioute Material- tie
Ite*It treettitg is Oft Jan, 7th. at it'd
'at the• Ilbratt. •The Meeting 'closed''
With "614 tglie
- ,
NORSE'S WANTED
tiweropi For meta, farm ziee %nib. Alit rinitaiksi buggiet and Whiirstik /Mitt be. It good shape.;
Wilfred Miele° *
Soldier Apprentice 'Plan
offers young men of 16 .
a bright future
ENROLL NOW!
Training begins Sept 13
Moppets can punch the pillows,
scramble the sheets and bunch the blankets,
but when the war is over Tex-made
is the winner. Long wearing beautiful
Tex-made sheets are tie choice of
Canadian homemakers 5 to Plain, fitted,
coloured or. striped, in qualities to
fit elm budget. Every bedroow in your
home, a showroom, with. Tex-made
sheets—yours for years.
FOR SALE
1 registered Shorthorn Bull, Red in
color; 12 months old. Sired by
Aberteldy Nugget, whose full broth-
er, Sold at Chicago for $4000.00. Lot
8, Con. 5 Morris.
Earl Andersen Phone 1714
must be able to post $998.00 in
CASH for bonded merchandise and
able to start imm:ediately.
IF YOU
i
have the necessary cash .alvailable
Immediately and desire a businesS
j of your own that will provide
it eihe4dy income with lifff
time security then write at onCe,
giving your name, address and tele-
phone to •
PERSONELL MANAGER
NATIONAL
NYLON COMPANY
(Canada)
665 Vaughan Road;
Toronto, Ontario-
tont Memorial Craftsmen fit
eitirty-rive Years, Always ease
THE OEST GRA44111111
*Along WhIt
Expert Designing ard
workmanship.
Prices M0fit Reastaishia
iientettiry Lettering a Bimetal
P. A. SPOWON
Peon° tee. wInanani, Date%
wir4GF1AM
ELMA PAitivtktt.t, MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO
Established in 4614
Head Office AtvioettOliti
teiuriis
Farm, Property, Private, i>tiiialllt(~ll
And `Contents In Towns and VIIIsjjNd
Churches And. Halle
'4 ifittritANDE AT 606T4
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF,
' CLAIMS.
R. W. (bids) WHIThIILD
1 600...lei', DOC ;