The Brussels Post, 1947-3-26, Page 3GO; any time Thursday,
April 3rd, until 2.00
p.m. Monday, April 7th.
RETURN: leave destine -
don up to rnidnightTues-
day, April 8th, 1947.
late ani vi,1 d 1e'q , .
foir„ !m�u This lona week-
end offers an opportunity.
for a visit at home or
may with friends.
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned has been in-
structed to sell by Public Auction at
W%2 Lot 19, Concession 12,
Grey Township on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10th
Sale commences at 1 p.m. sharp
1-IORSES
1 Belgian horse rising eight (dark
brown)
1 Clyde horse, 18 years old (bay
COWS
1. Dunham cow, 4 year old, due
April 9
1 Brindle cow, 3 year old, due
June 24
1 black cow 9 year old, ochre April 11
YOUNG CATTLE
1 black steer, rising 2 years'
2 Dunham heifers, rising 2 years
CAL1T S
3 black yearling calves
POULTRY
125 mixed hens
MACHINERY
Massey -Harris binder 6 ft.
Massey -Harris mower 5 ft:
Sharp dump rake . Team disc
Steel land roller, Front d. Wood
2 furrow gang plough
77 Fleury riding plough
13 Fleury walking plough
Cockshett 11 disc fertilizer drill, new
Frost & Wood hay loader
Set harrows, 4 section
Scuttler Cobber wagon 3" tire
Gravel box and stock rack
Hay rack Hay car anti pulelys
Set sleighs with flat rack,
set 6 foot bunks
1 buggy rubber tire
2 stone boats
Jumper cutter with chimes
Root pulper Cutting box
Set 2000 ]b. scales
1 pig crate
Cream separator DeLeval 550 lbs,
Fanning mill Grind stone
Set slings 1 sling chain
2 hay forks Set double harness
Set single harness
8 horse collars
4 new cow chains
12 cedar fence posts
300 ft. dry lumber
2 sets doubletrees and whiffletrees
22 foot ladder 2 neck yokes
1 bag holder, Goat robe,
Horse blankets
Set of hand clippers and singer -
Set of ropes and pulleys and clamps
Woven wire stretcher
Set of team bells
A quantity of Rock Elm
A quantity of mixed grain
A quantity of mixed hay
2 lanterns, pails, crocks, tub barrels,
saws, 2 scoop •shovels
1 new grab hook
Wooden bed, springs and mattress
Logging chains, binding chains
Number of halters Hoes, Shovels
Forks and other articles too nnmer•
ous to mention,
TERMS CASH
HENRY C. GORSELITZ, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer '
A LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Sauli Ste. 'settle, Ont.,
March 12, 1947
FAH or "The Peet'
Brussels, Ont.
Mr. Editor,
As I write T look out upon fluids
showing bare spots &plenty and
roods almost barren of snow, ex-
cepting where drifts were piled up
The sun salines omtl twelve days of
March have passed in glorious
weather. Aml my syrrnpathY goes
crit to my relatives and old friends
in my old hone town as I think of
the time you have been having in
keeping front being hurled this
winter.
We bad one road -blocker of a
Form this winter; but it really no;
cold on a.few occasions.
A letter from a relative [lawn
there referred to some of the old
i tamers T knew; and the mention of
one recalled an incident which T nun
incorporating in "Tales of a Country
Village." which I am writing.
FRANK KIFtlari
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron County
Rates Reasonable
Satisfaction Guranteed
Phone Seaforth 842-r-24
R.R. 4, Walton, Ont
KEFFER'
MACHINE SHOP
tot
Acetylene and Electric
Welding
Our shop is eduipped to do
First Class
Welding
A Long Throw
Just haw far can a man throw a
baseball? In marry years bumping
about and watching some apectac•
alar base ball games I have seen
some wonderful throws made, Bet
while everything else is placed on
record, the distance a player can
hurl a ball has, to my knowledge,
never been counted of importance,
though it has often won a game.
There were some mighty good teen
Oil the old "Clippers", Men who
could lambaste a ball with the best
of them, as bhe Stewart nriil could
testify if it could tell of its wounds
And as for throwing—well,—
They stood at the plate at the
south-west corner of the park. Across
the street. nt the North end of the
park, stood the old skating rink.
'Beyond the rink was a dwelling, and
beyond that the old Salvation .Army
Barracks.
"Bet you canel' hit the rink," said
Bob to Noble, tvho stood twiddiine
tite ball about. "Give you a dollar
if you do," chimed in Bill.
"Relit', grunted Noble, as he
took off his cont and rolled up bis
ahirt•sleevee, 'Listen, asst me to do
something," °
Taking a brief wind-up, he put ail
be had into •a. mighty delve. But hs
didn't bit the Mak. The ball was high
when it crossed the ,park fence. It
was high when it passed Duet' the
rink, 11 was still high when—a great
crash of shattertvg glass was heard.
"My gash! into the house," said one;
but investigation showed no damage
to the house. On the opposite side
of the building a kid screeohed
"Holly Gael',
The top ela;sh of the barracks
window was a wreck. The ball itad
struck the centre of the frame,
scettering four lights -of glass about
the plartformwitlhin.
Noble paid for, or replaced the
window. I do not know 1f Bob Rose,
Biel Grower, Dave and Jim Ross or
the others, whose names have
escaped my memory, ever paid their
wagers; but 5 do know that in the
dare that have passed since then I
have never seen a longer throw by
any man than that made by Noble
Gerry over flay years ago.
Haw far is that t would like. to
know the distance.
in a fess more weeks the clock of
Life will have ticked off sixty-n;ine
Years for me; and with the piecing
0f Fred Gilpin and some athero i
note 'that the old schoolmates are
eroasdng the border, while some of
the older friends yet remain. Still T
hold vivid memories of the days
when1 played the "Devil" oolong
the cases in "The Post" publishing
House and some of the thin,ti which
happened when 5 was a troy,
These .T. lint writing -along with
Ohm, But of coarse 1 wotfldn't
dare gave the names, even tltotiglt
t e roan rs ave passed over the t
And L1.the Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured.
Agent for
Surge Milking Machines
Phone 654.-9 Brussels, Ont.
THE BRUSSELS POST
\#leDe'1':r1A1, i41A11C1-1 :ltith, .J47
PIPE
TOBACCO
1
line, lent they !.urn over and haunt
me.
Wishing to one and ,i1. and yen.
sir; as the new proprietor, the heel
of lurk.
Sita rely,
Harry D. Mt(.'1'a". R.R. 2
v s ifed "" s
FOUND
1947 Licence Plate No. 12 ee 65.
Andrew jackal, Phone 77-r•9.
LOST— —
A Collie Dog Week and tall.
Dan. Mc/airman Phone 24-r-12,
FOR SALE
No -barb Bnrley Seed.
Carson Watson Phone 1f-1.15.
FOR SALE
5 Dining Room Chairs and a rocking
chair, alga a malt's watch.
Phone 56-r-23.
FOR SALE
2" i White black 1\hnoucas and Leg -
horns -6 weeks old.
Thonriaa McFarlane Phone 34-r-11
FOR SALE
4 young calves. also a quantity
of wood.
Joe Holmes, R. R. 5, Brussels.
Phone 15.r-5,
FOR SALE
Two Colony Houses 10 x 12 in
good condition, also two oil burning
Beatty stoves,
R. W. Wbitfield, Brussels, Ont,
MAN WANTED—
for Rawleigh business. Sell to
1600 families, Good profits for
hustlers, Write today. Rawleigh's
Dept. ML. -A -152-S, Montreal, Que.
FOR SALE—
Eleetric motors rewoend and re.
paired. Expert workmanship. Moder-
ate prices. New motors in stook.
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont,
FOR SALE -
1 -50 -acre Farm, good buildings;
1 -75 -acre Farm, good buildings,
hydro.
1--100-acre harm good buildings
and silo.
2 -100 -acre Grass Farms.
3. C. Long,
Real F,atate Broker
Phone 84 Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE
Bray chicks available now, or later.
Adviee contacting its s,non for breeds.
Right now have N. N., Blaelc
Austealorps, L.S, x N.H., and others
Save time corresponding. Cockerels,
piellets, non -sexed. Some started,
Avoid later spring rush, Agent Wm,
Glen Gray, Ethel.
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Established Rural Watkins District
available. If you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 15—
have or can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estab-
lished In a profitable hnslness of
your own. For full pal'ticulars write
today to The J, R. Watkins Company
Dept. 0-13-4, 2177 Mason St„ Montreel.
Que.
EVEN IF YOU HAVE CHICKS --
you
yon may want more, Marnh calcite
are good inaestmenite, especially if
Kitchener Big -4 Chicks. Imsnedtate
delivery, special Marob prices, pul-
lets, cockerels, some started. Can-
ada Approved, breeders pullertrm
tested. These will be into prnduc•
tion for meat and eggs, to cath the
good markets, Don't delay, contact
I local agent, Mise M. Grewar, Brussels
ilhone 72.
NOTICE,—
The
OTICE—The one that here Atlas Bolles
wrist wt[.lclt please return It or there
will be further trouble right away.
Mrs. A. Lamont
FOR SALE
Molted ehielca, 4 weeks and nn
for delivery from Mareh 8 until
range time. Purcell lean ere] e
Reeks, mrd New Hampshire x Ba,•t ed
Rock hybrids. from a Verve rmerelt
approved hatchery. See them before
you R
le -
Telenthonp Blll9ee]e 375.
Dttn'lrl Tlerhanap Walton. Ont
FOR SALE—
! Onion 00 Burning Brander Stove
2 Air -tits Wood Btu'ninr, iTeatet'
2 Banner Galvanizer) Duetleen As•h
sifters.
2 Simonds Groes -cut Saws.
All new stork at a redneod pries.
.1. TT. Stretton Phone 5x
1635. to $60. A WEEK!
YOUR OWN BUSINESS!
Noboss, no thnecleek, ind,gteed.
once — The leading line of Home
Service Producte, Very little money
required, if you have the equipment.
Splendid territory in your neighbor.
hood! Pull information. FREE on re.
(111001 — FAMJLEX, DEPT. G. 1600
Delorimer, Montreal.
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS!
Household Necessities for Home
Service. Make from $35. to $60. a
week or more, according to your
efforts. We have the territory you
have been waiting for, if you have
the travelling equipment! Very little
capital needed. Write for FREE de-
tails to — FAMILEX, DEPT. F. 1900.
Delorimer, Montreal.
REPAIR MAN WANTED
Applications for the position of
repair man for all schools in Morris
Township will be received until
April 2. Duties to include all
general repair work. Applica•ions
will state the rate of pay requested.
RALPH S. SHAW,
Bluevale, Ont.
FOR SALE
Bargains in two, three and fou'
week .old combeeels, white they last,
Barred Rocks, New iTaanpsliirp 5
Barred Rodes, New Hmmpshtt'es, two
week old 10,95, Assorted Heavies
.1.0.75, Three week old add 2.90, 4
week old adrci 4!001 Large Egg (1ualtty
add 1,00, iSpeclelly selected add 2,00,
per hundred to above Prices, Also
pullets nnid roti -sexed started chicks
at hargeln Prices, shipped C. 0, D:
This advertisement must accompany
your order to receive MOO :Mesial
TENDERS FOR WIRING SCHOOLS
Tenders will be receive,i until
April 2 by Morris Township School
Board for the installing of electric
wiring in two school, S.S. No. 8 end
No. 10 Plane and spectfioations may
he had from the secretary. Work to
be done during next summer holi-
days.
RALPH S. SHAW,
Bluevale, Ont.
Wartime Price and Trade -
Board Information
* ;a
Questions And Answers
* **
read somewhere that the
sugar allowance this year is 71
pounds. Where will I get alt the
coupons for this sugar?
A:—While it is true the per
capita allotment granted by ilte
sugar committee of the Int'rnatlon-
al Emergency Food Council is 71
pounds, the per person allowance is
less beranse in addition to the use
of strgwr.by families sugar must also
be granted to various public insti-
tmttons, to Industrial and other ,
quota. users.
* * *
Q;—Wind you please tell me what
preserves are still rationed?
A: --Jame, jellies, marmalade,
honey anti honey butter end 1110'
laesee as well ng- fnnntnin fruits aro
still on the radon 11st.
* * •
Q:—Why ten't ova pore ted mill(
rationed In, all parts of Canada?
A.:—Bvaioratedi milk is rationed
where there is a plentiful supply of
fluid milk and it 4s droit rationed
where field milk 1s to short supply
end is haat to obtm.tn.
* * *
O:—T understand there was a
ehmege in the ceiling prise of apples
on March 1. Could you please tell
the the ceiling price of a Six (Mart
basket of northern spy ali;ples?
A:—The ceiling price on northern
snv applee grown In Ontario 01;
Quebec is for grades No, 1 95r. ohm.
hinatine 9:2e and [lomesttc 87' per
six relent basket,
* * *
Q:—Lender the new regulations
affecting rentthie may 7 Apply for
nossea09on of a house I bought some
time ago?
A.;—Yes, if you Nought the hoose
in the period between October 31,
1944 and ;Hilt' 25, 1945 yon may
apply to the nearest office of the
Wartime Pollees and Trade, Board
with it. written statement in anon -
nate eetttngalt. your date of
pnrahase and greeds as compared
with the tenants, 11 the Cdurt of
Rentals Appeal a.pProvee your, emelt,
cation yon may Hien give a three
Months entice to vacate tinder the
Top "Notch Ch1ekerios, C3nelpll, Ont, lams of Ithe Drovhtce, + Y.
Brussels Native Dies
After Lengthy Illness
1dtNlxtN. March 21 —Mrs
(Susan M,) Parlcer, Windsor,
yest r a tt ata London in her
year after a ling iline00.
Pi, rict wee bore at Bresaets.
Surviving, bee des Mr. Parker,
are two clanghtet•e. Mrs. Olga Real,
Iteye I fhtic. Miele; Mrs. Rhea
Renaud, Windsor; one eon, Harry
Parker, Windsor,
The holly has been forwarded
from the Oatman funeral home to
Windeer fur funeral service end
Interment,
John
died
;nib
:firs.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements and
Some Household Effects
51'e Lot 79, Cor,. 9, Morris Township Plate Class, Public Liability and other general insurance.
IS ,1
! SUR M Kt.
VOtt
• Farmers drive
ears less than city
people and get
low rates from
P1101,
Rut farriers do
drive—one nein.
Sured aceident
could wipe out
your home or your.
savings. Buy the
full protection of
Pilot Automobile
Insurance now.
Walter Scott — Brussels
Representing
We write insurance to cover selected risks in Automobile, Fire, Burglary,
11/2 miles West of Walton
THURSDAY, APRIL Ord
at 2 o'clock sharp
The following:—
HORSES
Bay mare 14 years old
Brown horse rising 11 years
Black mare rising 2 years
Black horse rising 4 years
COWS
7 fresh cows
1 part Jersey Heifer due May 30th
1 Black TTeifer rine August 8th
1 Cow clue May 31st
1 Cow due Sept 7th
1 Cow due Sept. 11th
1 Cow clue Ort. 17th
1 Bull 2 yeare old.
(double grandson of Mahi11 Ransom)
YOUNG CATTLE
2 steers tieing 2 years
3 heifers rising 2 years
5 yearling heifers
1 yearling steer •
CALVES
7 young calves
5 Fall calves
SHEEP
8 ewes
8 lambs
PIGS
9 Bowe with litters
1 young sow due April 27
1 sow due April 16
1 young sow due May 17
1 sow due May 28
Haif barrel of feeding Molasses
1 pig shelter on skids 6 tt. x 8 ft.
1 Sparton eleetric fence
GRAIN
150 bus. Ajax seed oats
450 bus. mixed grain, cleaned for
seed
HAY
12 tons
IMPLEMENTS
7 ft. Massey -Harris binder
6 ft. oil bath McCormick -Deering
mower
5 ft. Deering Mower
Massey -Harris hay loader
Massey -Harris tedder
Deering- 12 ft dump rake
Side rake
Truck wager and 16 ft. rack
Ret sloop seiehs and flat rack
Otee' drum roller
14 plate disc harrows
4 -section drag harrows
Spring tooth cultivator
ScttlTier
Walking plow
Quebec sulky riding plow
13 run M. -TT fertilizer drill
Boat pulper
Cutting box
Paris gang plow
Lister cream separator with 14 h.p.
motor
31-li.P. motor
1 aid 2 -huh lumber
Tnternational manure spreader
Pine stable doors
Window sash and giass
20 cords of wood
Rubber tired buggy
Set of Reetrew scales
Planning mill
Cutter
32 -ft. extension ladder
Torp 9x7tt.
Shovels, forks, theins ani many
other miscellaneous articles
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
1 bedroom smite
2 beds, springs and mattresses
2 beds
Raymond sewing machine
Sideboard Cupboard
4 rocking chairs
Chairs Tables
Northern Vleetric Redio
1 chest of drawers
Organ Ritehen range
Pictures Churn
Many other 'household articles
TERMS CASH
GILBERT McCALLUM—Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON—Auctionear.
E. P. CHESNEY Clerk.
F, ,:math
Revsered
Optometrist
'Western Ontario's Most
Modern Eye Boohoo'"
l'hone 118, Harriatan
Grey Township School
Board Meeting
A meeting of the Grey town -bin
school board was held Marva 3n
at 2 p.m. with all members present.
On the motion of Brown and
Bolger the Sec.-Treas., was instruct•
ed to pay all bills as follows:
Archie Engel, repairs to
S.S. No. 1
The Chas. Chapman Co,
supplies
E. F. Reed & Son, supplies ..
le. R. Smith, supplies
Merryfleld Grocery, supplies
F. A. Harrison, grocery
supplies
Root, G. Gaul, supplies
Post Publishing House,
supplies, ads
Insurance on S.S 7
Beacon Herald Stratford, ad,
le L. Hord, supplies
$ 1.50
8.65
758.12
14.92
4.70
1.15
1,10
3.00
12.95
5.76
1.40
The New merioan Hotp] i.5
Insurance S.S No, 6 19,15
insurance .5, S. No. 11 14.48
Notion of Smith and McLean in-
etrueled seeretary to purchase text-
books ua_ressatt•y to complete sollool
term.
Motion of McLean and Smith, Wat-
son Brown was appointed vice-
chairman,
Motion McLean. and Brown in-
structed
nstructed secretary to see the cedar
tendered by Clifford Alcock and if
satisfactory to award contract.
Contract for hardwood was let as
follows;
S.S. No. 1, Bert Hemingway
S. S. No. 7, Calvin Cameron
S. S. No. 11, Quest Dobson
Secretary was instructed to ad-
vertise again for hardwood for other
sell Dols.
On the motion of Bolger and
Brown the meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM T. Sl'ENCE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
*ad Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICI:
MAIN STREET, .— — ETA Ofd'lt':
Pur-o-lator Ot7 Filters for all makes of tractors
FOR SALE USED TRACTORS
— — ' Manure Loaders
Water Bowls
Titres — Oil — Grease — Wagons — Sleighs
GET YOUR TRACTOR OVERHAULED NOW!
E. Richards & Sari
Ethel, Ont. Phone Brussels 86 -r -S.
BUST FSS CARDS
C A. MYERS, M. D,„ L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Williafia St, Phone 4. Rrussela Ont.
._ _
Allam A. Lamont _—
Agent for—Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Ins®.anw's
Cet particulars of our Special Automobile Policy iter fe,rwine's.
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 857
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C,M,, L.M.C.C.
Yhysican and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m,
Also 11 - 12 a.m when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m.
Sundays. ----Emergencies and by appointment Omar.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.an.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, K. C. -- BARRISTER, ETC.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day -- Office open •
Phone 20x Successor to L.
Chas. T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire insurance
Accident and Sickness
Akeni for Great Weat Life i nsttttntn>ace C. 'rgONE OFFICE 02X BRUSSELS, ONT. RE81DENSI 11P..-1
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc., write or phone Harold Jsekaan
Phone 12 on 668 Seaforth R. R. 1 arueaflal.
Make arrangements of The Brussels Poet or
R. 8. Hetherington, K. C., Barrister Office, Bransla
D. A. RANN & CO.
FUNERAL AND AM$ULANCE SERVICE
Licenced Funeral Director and Embalmer
. n,•
PHONE 38 or 8S — BRUSSELS; ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Lioanstd leer Htsrin Caanly)
SATISFACTION 1i1JA!ANTEED 0100111 RaAItfNASLti
19 Engagements (hone 21 The 1640141i Pear aneJ 0100 INN
Me leaked alter lnlatMMtNty
Per Intcrmatiin, ere., w Ito se phans Law. RirMead Oral 0
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