The Brussels Post, 1963-02-14, Page 4You get the most comfortable
heat in tOWli with 'blue coal'.
Its steady blue flame gives you
the sunny heat that's best for
you..
This famous hard coal starts
easier and burns longer. So
you save time and Money when
you insist on the coal that's
colored blue.
Prove it to yourself
Call en tOdaYll
BRUSSELS ONT.
WARBLE FLY SPRAYING
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP: OF GREY
Tenders fat the spraying. at
Clttte fOr Warble Ily iu the
Township of Grey wail lie re-
" ,eeived by the tuidersigheu until
1 pan. Monday, 4th, State
Price per head per SPraY.
Lowest es any tender Dot
necessarily accepted.
Eslythe M. Cardiff
Clerk, Township of Grey,
Ethel, Ont.
WARBLE FLY POWDER
TEN:PERS.
TOWNSHIP. OF GREY
Tenders for -supplying approxi-
mately 1,460 lbs. Warble Fly
Powder 'for the ToWnship of Grey
will be received by the under-
signed until 1 • p.m., M.04daY,
March 4th, 1963. State price per
lb.
Lowest or any tender nut
'necessarily accepted,
• • ''ZdYthe• M. Cardiff
Clerk, Township of Grey,
• • Ethel, Out.
GRAVEL TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Tenders Will be received by
the undersigned until 1 p,m.,
Monday, March 4th, 1963, lei
crushing and hauling 15,00e
cubic yards, more or less, o.
gravei for the Township of Grey.
Crusher to be equipped with
% screen. Gravel to be supplied
by the township. A certified
cheque , for 8300.00 must accom-
pany tender.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Edythe M. Cardiff
Clerk; Township of Grey,
Ethel, Ont.
if so...how is
vow. chance -10 --1-8sf-btAM
quo ravrfeed
'blue cool'
burns befferit
• FOR SALE —
A springing cow clue in. .March,
olin Stryker Phone. 40SW4
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. Chester liintonl of Galt
was a week end visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. hid
vollard. i„' Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDonald
:eh by sir on Saturday for a,
vactiUun in Les Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bernard
spent the week cud in Windsor.
,Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turnbull
have returned after vacationing
for several weeks in Medico.
Mrs. Cliff Marks accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Marks, leaves
Saiurday of this week for
California where they will holi-
my with her daughter, Mrs.
.)knnette Willis,
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THI4 i3.11:114 01114B POST, 13I1:U.BSSI.S, ONTANO TuurtsDAy E11413. l3t-ti 1003
eil.11.1•••••••••
Tt.;UL,
of Chester W. Rintoul,
passed away 121 years ago,
February 14th, .1951. •
Each leaf and flower may wither,
The evening sun may set
But the hearts that loved yon
dearly •
Are the ones who Won't- forget..
— Lovingly remembered by his
PfAltigi
k Heat P•
IN
FOR SALE —
Large hardwood Crib
In good condition.
Phone 148
FOR SALE —
12 young sows due to farroW
soon. Glenn Vainciunp
Phone 376J7 Brussels
,ftionosawmgam..--14-nages.ori.
FARMERS —
Grinding, Mixing on the Farm.
Uurtiec availagle. It is econoin-
ical, saves time and labour.
idolassos and Master ConCen-
autos available.
isalcolu Martin Phone 320J4
Brussels
WANTED
Logs and Standing Timber. We
re paying top cash prices for
lardwood Bush and logs. We need.
lard Maple, Basswood, Cherry,
sli, Soft 1Viu.ple and. Birth.
,Phone Jas. T, Craig & Son,
Call
WANTED
ANTIQUES AT ONCE
Wooden Sinks, Flat and Corner
Cupboards, Rope Beds, Hanging
Lanips and Toilet Sets.
G item Murphy
Box 284 Listowel, Ont.
Knox W. ivi. S.
Miss Alice Forrest was•
leauer for the ioehruary meeting,
of tue Women's aissionary
socjety held in the home of Mrs.
John Perrie. Mrs. Joan Schnook:
read the Scripture passage, John,
14: 1 - 18 and MPS. 1Viac. Bagel
gave the meditation. The topic
Introducing the new study 'The
lthn. of Asia", which had been,
prepared by i111rs, Wilfred
,Strickler, was read by bits. Alex
Steiss, A reading ",l/Vhat its like
to cc underdeveloped" was given.'
by Mrs. Earl Dunn and Mrs. E. Cr' . I
Nelson read "What I have
learned about women around the
World". Mrs. Sohn Perrie led in
prayer from the Glad Tidings.
The president presided for the
business. The secretary, Mrs:
Alex Stoiss, read a letter from
Mrs, W. L.. Speir, the new
,Prosbyterial President. Nine
were in attendance. The roll call
was answered with the name of a
missionary working iu East Asia
The treasurer, Mrs, John Perriei,
is to send the ten. cents pet
member for the expense fund of
the Presbyterial and the twenty
five cents per Member
the complithentary dinner at
Synodical, to the treaStu'er, Mrs.
McKenzie. The World Day of
Prayer will be held In the church
On Friday, March 1st, and Mr.
Nelson will be asked to speak.
Names were written In the
Anniversary pages and absent
members were to he contacted.
Miss Alice J. Forrest will be
hostess for the next meeting.
Mrs. ring Winn a.nd WS. Mac
lingel assisted the hcSitess in
SerVint
IliseessillitisilesellillumeaellasemosANDiareianaes
iskisi. Used Car BUYS
1961 METEOR (MuNTCALM, 4 door automatic
1961 PAIELANE SEDAN, automatic radio
1901 COMET 2 DOOR, automatic
1960 METEOR RIDEAU 500 4 door radio
1959 MERCURY HARDTOP, automatic
1958 DESOTO SEDAN, automatic radio
1958 FORD FAIRLANE, automatic radio
1956 RIDEAU TOWN SEDAN; automatic
1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
:851 FORD 1 TON VAN
NEW MERCU R4 and METEORS AVAILABLE
BRIDGt MOTORS
RHONE 249
*RUMMEL*
seeesseass-•••-
AMATEUR a n d VARIETY NIGHT
coming
FIZIDAY, MARCH 29th
Brussels i'ublic School Auditorium
s p.m.
itpa Masses Es Judged
inscrumentai (Piano, Guitar etc.)
1, Classical Solo 2, Modern. Solo
3, Group Selection (Duet, Trio etc.)
Vocal
1, Classical Solo 2, Modern Solo
2. Singing Group (Du,et, Quartet etc)
Square ,Dancing
Open Class ' ,;To include Comedy Numbers, Dancing, „Reading,s, Skits
Please Mail Entries No Later Than March 15
To: Mrs. J. Valiance, Secretary
Brussels, cint.
ADMISSION 50c
Public School Children Admitted Free If Accompanied. By Parents
GIANT AUL'i
.1.4stowel, Out.
,Ciiit.)1S1 A U1) 1.0 VIVI
SATURILA LAINI ()UN, )14.1LkS. ib
1.30 SHARP
Auctioneer crank Buuck will offer for sale without reserve a large
selection of Finance Repossessions, New dankrupt Stocks, Bailin'
Seizures, and Personal Consignments that Consist of New and
Used Household Furniture, Te,evision Sets, Appliances and a
large quantity of Brand NOW Clothing, mach of which is atill.ln
plastic packages:
here is a ,Partial List of Items TO Be Sold: large cheat freezer
in new condition that holds over 500 lbs of frozen food; deluxe,
washer and dryer in new condition, 43 chord organ c music book,
combination radio and record Player;.
2 foam rubocr chesterfield suites, 2 davenport
suites that raise into a bed; 2 bookcase bedroom suites Complete
with box springs and Mattresses; 2, 39" continental beds With
headboards; 6 21" television sets and 2 17" sets all reconditioned
and in A-i working conditiOn; 9 piece copper toxic dinette suite; 2
7-piece and 1 5,-pieCe kitchen suites; 2 refrigerators; 2 eleCtric
iangeslr 2 Washing Machines with pump; step and coffee tables;
living room: lamps; rockers, hostess 'chairs; hi-chair; step steel.
Writing desk; gossip bench; bookcase; small rugs and runners,
9' x 12' rug; records and many cithet Useful household item's:
As well as the large selection of, household furniture being
Offered for sale; we will also sell a large (identity of Clothing,
consisting of Men's Shirts, underwear, sweaters, soaks eta;
Ladies ttYlonS, blouses, skirts, etc.; and fot the boys and &iris
and infants Just about every kind of clothing yoti can think of,
60 DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING SALE
FRANK BUUCK — AUCTIONEER
`TEAMS CASH' CHEQUES ACCEPTED
3% baled tact In Wadi
wife Reta and
and Wanda.
daughters Helen.
MEMORIAM Sawmill, Auburn 526-7220
— In loving memory OR RENT
who Apartment for rent.
Brussels 284