The Brussels Post, 1973-03-14, Page 11USE
POST
,WANT-ADS
DIAL 887-6641
AUCTION SALE
Of New and Used Furniture
FRIDAY, MARCH 16TH
'AT 8 P.M.
RUTLEDGE AUCTION ROOMS
behind Queens Hotel,Brussels.
NeW Furniture consists of Livingroom suites, bedroom suites,
kitchen suites, stereos, component sets, coffee end tables,
swag lamps, lazy boy chairs, etc. •
Used furniture; chrome set, pianos, stoves, refrigerators,
washers, dryers, cupboards, etc.
Lunch booth and seating on the grounds.
Phone 887-9363 or 887-6421 if you have
used furniture for sale. 20-63,1
1. Coming Events
COME to Blyth Lion's. Club
Bingo every Saturday night 8;30
p,M. in the. Memorial Hall. Ad-
mission $1.00, 12 reg. games at
$10.00 each, 2 share the wealth
games, $25.00 special and
$145.00 jackpot in 60 calls. Every
time it doesn't go there is $10.00
added. 142•-tf
SPECIAL MOTOR
COACH TOURS
APRIL 19, 1973 - 4 days, Nash-
ville, Grand Ole Opry, from
$66.00 per person.
APRIL 28, 1973 - 21 days to
California - visiting Salt Lake
City, Reno, San Francisco, Los
Angeles, Las Vegas, Grand
Canyon - from $380.00 per
person.
* * * *
Brochures on request. •
GOOD TIMES 'TRAVEL
AGENCY
Box 789, SEAFORTH-
Phone 527-0050, 1-62-tf
PLAN to attend concert presented
by Belgrave Men's Choir
East Wawanosh Central School,
Belgrave, on April 13th and 14th.
1-62-2
ALL Senior Citizens in the area
are invited to an organizational
meeting and' euchre in the Legion
Hall on Wednesday, March 21st
at 2 p.m. • 1-63-1
THE March meeting of the Hor-
ticultural Society, Monday,
March 19th, at 2:00 p.m. Every-
one welcome . 1-63x1
11. Articles for Sale
WOOD or Sale. Hardwood slabs
delivered to your yard, 6 cords
$24.00. Craig's Sawmill, 526-
7220. 11-61-4
ONE single car garage 16' x 22'
in real good shape to be moved
as soon as possible. Phone 887-
6606 or see Frank Thompson.
11-62-3
A Post Classified will pay
You dividends. Have you' 'tried
one? Dial Brussels 887-6641.
CLASSIFIED RATES
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Words joined by hyphens Count as separate words.
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SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS y No copy. changes, 84 per
word, Minimum .500
SEMI -DISPLAY
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SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS - .984 per column inch
Milltown site 1 inch. Accepted in multiples olbeff inch
LEGAL ADVERTISING - Rates on request.
BOX NUMBERS to ihisi office - 264 per Insertion
BIRTHS - NO charge when in minimum form.
MARRIAGES, Engagements", Death Notices Card* Of•
Thanks and Births (Other' than in Minimum tarot)
- 25 words $1.00, each additional *ad #.
IN MEMOttiAMS $1.00 phis .00 per tine of verb..
OOHING EVENTS y 25 *Ord* $1.00 each additional
Word .034.
'No ,dlikeliation Of multiple frigiertioti
after noon tiOndaYl. ,
25 ISCOUNT
vott 'CMS- Poteker 0,10 Abvtailskirisitir
BEFORE '6:00 ESC, L'TUESDAY, Wowing pibticatiou
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19. Notices
CONTRACTS to grow cucumbers
for Bicks are now available at
Maurice Cronin, Teeswater, Ont.
Phone 392-6290. 19-63-4
127. Births.
BRAY - To Mr. andMrs.Murray
Bray, R.R. 2, Wroxeter, in
Listowel Hospital, on Wednesday,
February 21st, a son - Brian
Scott, a brother for Steven and
I Paul, 27-63-1
Air pollution
stunting.
!tree growth
Green plants and trees are'
,friends of life, quietly giving off
the gift of oxygen. Silent friends
we should get to know better.
Survival is a delicate balance
for trees , just as it is for all.
living things. Like people, trees
need enough air and' water to
survive. They do not have lungs'
for breathing, but there must be
a n exchange of oxygen and carbon
dioxide in the, leaves as well as
'in the roots. Anything that dis-
rupts that exchange kills the tree.
Water-logged soil, for
I example, blocks off the tree's
oxygen supply, and drowns it.
There is not enough air in water-
/ logged soil, and most trees grow
best when a fifth of the soil
volume is filled with air. The
best growth conditions are when
water loss through the leaves is
offset by water uptake thrOugh the
roots. Just how the water rises
up through the trunk against the
tremendous force of •gravity is
one more of a tree's incredible
/triumphs.
Curiously enough, the very
center of a living tree -- its
core which is sometimes called
heartwood --, is dead. The cells
grow around this dead core, and
the rings of growth tell the tree's
age. The cells survive on the
sugar made by the tree's leaves,
minerals taken up from the soil,
and tremendous amounts of
water. When conditions are right,
some trees can, live for three or
four thousand years and grow as
high as a 40-story skyscraper.
Recent studies of trees show
that air pollution is stunting their
growth and upsetting the delicate
balance. Air pollution is also
damaging human lungs. Fight-
ing air (pollution and helping liv-
ing things survive is one goal of
your local tuberculosis and res-
piratory disease association.
Contact them and make friends
with life.
Brussels Pet Food I would like to thank all those
who remembered me with cards;
DEAD STOCK
flwoaws ear s
patient
,treatisn wa nidngvh
i as!: District
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Bozyk. Your thoughtfulness was
. i greatly appreciated. - ;Julie
McCall. 24-03-1
would like to take this oppor-
tunity to thank my relatives,
(neighbours and friends for visits,
treats , flowers, lovely cards and
t letters which I received while I
was a patient in the Hospital. A
very special thank you to
everyone who sent food to the
house in my absence. It was
greatly appreciated. - Lois
-•McCall. 24-63-1
STOCK REMOVAL' I would like to thank everyone Clinton, Ontario - who visited me and sent cards
and treats while in wingham
We are now paying $5.00 ^1 Hospital and since coming home. $15.00for fresh dead or, A special thanks to Drs.Boz5kk disabled cows and horses overand Wilkins and nursing staff on' 500 lbs. second floor. Your thoughtful Two trucks to serve you;) ness will always be remembered: better. Fast, eff icient - Bob Blake. 24-63x1 service.
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REMOVAL
We pay up. to $15.00 for fresh,
dead or disabled
Cows and Horses
according to size.
Small animals removed free
of charge as a service to you.
;, Dial: 887,9334 Collect
Prop's. JOHNSTON BROS.
119-62-if
119. Notices
24. Card of 'Maas
20. Auction Saks 120. Auction Sales
4. Card of Thanks
The family Of the late Mrs.Agnes
B. Sinith Wish to express sincere
thanks to our friends, relatives
and neighbours for their many
acts of kindness during our
recent sad bereavement in
the: LOSS Of a dear Wife, mother
and grandmother. To`the staff
of the Callander Nursing Home in
• BrtisSel$ " otir thanks for their
kindness and care. A special
thank you to the Stall On Second
MO at Listowel Memorial HOS-,
Doctor DOhald Minn,
MoleSWOrth neighbOtitS, Ladies
Aid Of Moleatrorth PreSbYteriati
Church for Serving Ulna
following the funeral; MOLAught
lin and Reid Fiineral Home and
all those Who' Were SO goodto
visit bet in ROSpital.Oir:atiptec.
tattoo to Rev Brush for hiii vWordb
Of comfort arid vIsitsE May God.
Wks each and every one Of Yon,
Hhiththitthitid
Rifiniiiibert It but
moment to .:Piete 's Brussels Boat•
Witttt Ad and be money in ithCkfiti
btiti
447-0641* •
11. Articles for Sale
NICELY marked male Collie
pups. Beady to go. Wm. J.
Perrie, 867-6845. 11-63-1
12. Wanted to
WANTED antiques of all types
and used furniture. Fair prides
paid. For appointment Phone Br-
9621 anytime. 12 62 tf
THRESHING machine -
32" cylinder, endless drive belts;
Massey Harris riding plow (horse
drawn); MasseyHarris cultivator
(horse drawn); 4 or 5 blade disc
plow; 7 ft..binder - must be good.
Allan G._ Leis. Box 526. Listowel,
Phone 291-1149, 12-62x4
14. Property for Sale
All small farm stock picked up
free of charge as a service to
you.
YOU MAY OBTAIN A WRITTEN
REPORT FROM A QUALIFIED
VETERINARIAN UPON RE-
1 QUEST.
Call collect - 482-9811 1 7 days a week - 24 hours a day.
License No. 378C-72
Call us first, you won't have to'
call anyone else.
WEBERS .SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Modern equipment used
We pump septic tanks, pigerys,
lagoons, etc.
Phone 887-6700 Brussels
19-62-tf
II would like to thank all my
?friends, neighbours and cus-
tomers for all the cards . and
flowers while I was in the hos-
piial. It was very much apprec-
iated. - Mrs. Pat Langlois.
24-63-1
126. Personals
The forthcoming marriage is
announced of Laverne Ellen
I Mason, daughter of Mrs. Eleanor
Mason of Brussels and Mr.
George Mason of Kincardine to
Ronald David Jamieson of Brus-
sels, son of Mrs. Florence
'Jamieson of Listowel and Mr.
I Ronald Jamieson of St. Marys.
' The wedding will take place at
Brussels United Church,
Brussels, at 8:30P.M., April 7th.
26-63x1
BAILEY
Real Estate
82 Albert Street
Clinton
290 acres, 3 miles from Brussels
on the Maitland River - 235
acres workable and drained. 2
barns, drilled wells.
14-63-3
2 storey - 4 bedroom home in
Brussels. Corner Lot - about
one acre land. Hot water heat-
ing - oil furnace - basement.
Car Port attached garage - 2
storey barn 20' x 24' containing
5 horsestalls - workshop - up-
stairs chicken house., Any rea-
sonable offer - Low down pay-
ment. Owner - 887-6673. 14-63x4
290 acres, 3 miles from Brus-
sels on the Maitland River - 235
acres workable and drained. 2
barns, drilled wells. 14-62-3
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