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The Brussels Post, 1947-4-30, Page 2MA 'EY -HARM MIL THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday,. April 30111,. 1J PEOPLE WF KNOW Il s, s r o r« s m 0 et klrs, W. Phillips of Gnderich i y'Ssiting her friend Mrw, 0. Mr Kay. Of, * * •r Earl Moore 'mdl his bride t:,,,.e a c,•k trod visit«"s at hi•' home there. a * " lir:- [a ir;l,c th IrkilOkPr. I.nndfdl. was a weelee•n.i visitor at her home here. , Mies Resin' 11,-:-ee. end line 1lorni> For Western. Canada leaving n�,+crd fete town las' or1h. to her 17111. apply t0 loinon main street, north. ' * Jack Tltynne. Me and Airs Cleoree Johnston ef WANTED— R''»hint <1 nt l -t :•,•m•d•ry n 'we t-JHn:: t't d = are friends * * * i tT" el h1 SherP0 if Hamilton OlassiTiedAd* FOR -SALE Real Clover Feed, Glen Corlett Phone 484-8. MAN WANTED' -- For Dairy and Cream work_ Apply Brussels Creamery. FOR SALE— Feur Sows to farrow list of \laY from pun,, bred stork, apply to „sk. Wicksluad, 17rns.sels Thong, 12.19 WANTED PASSENGERS— i e..':t the w,•::k curl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McCnta;leon, I * * a Mrs- Mary Helen Ecklnier of Flint. Minh., spent the weep-e0'l wtih I her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. W. t Eckmier. * * * Mr. and Mrs, Jack Mt.Dowell and Mrs. P. Garside and Mr. D., vhl Fountain. of London were week end visitors at Mrs. McDowell's. * * * Mr, and Mrs, W. Langton Palmer and sons Billie and Bobbie, Toronto. spent Thursday with her mother Mrs. R. Strachan, * * •* Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Laycock announce the arrival of a baby sister for John in the \Vingham Hospital on Sunday, April 27 -- Patricia Jean. Saves 65 of your milking time and labor Milks Cows the right way suction and massage One operator with the Rite -Way Milker can milk up to 20 cows per hour, saving 65% of the time and labor required to do the job by hand. The Rite -Way employs the natural action of the sucking calf —suction and massage — keeps your cows healthy and contented. Let us show you how you can make more money — save more money — with the Massey -Harris Rite -Way Milker. w r� Phone 55 Now You May Read Van Johnson's Love Story Fischer Son Van Johnson's recent marriage to his best friend's ex-wife makes a love story stranger than notion. Be sure to read this true acouut of the Brussels, Ont. famous screen star's unusual romance. It's one of many dramatic features in The American Weekly, great magazine with this Sunday's (May 4) issue of The Detroit Sunday Times. BUSINFSS CARDS C A. MYERS, M. D., L. M. C. C. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Willison SL Phone 4. Brun; els Ont. Allan A. Lamont Agent For—Fire, Windstonrta, and Automobile I>?ssaaann t5 Get particulars of our Spe.cial Automobile Policy for Essonsra Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 657 W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M.C.C. i•.'hysican and Surgeon (Comm) Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m. Mao 11 - 12 a.m when possible. Saturday evenings until 10 Pan- Sundays—Emergencies and by appointment oar. Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m. 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 Sicknoss Agent for Girvan West Life bnsennne© Cct. eioNE OFFICE $2X BRUSSELS, ONT. RE.SID2'M4S*. tit.. -4 Harold Jackson SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES Fee Information, etc., writs or phone Herold Jaokeen Phone 12 on 656 Seaforth R. R. 1 t3rucefield Make arrangements at Tho Brussels Post or R. S. Hetherington, K. C., Barrister Office, Brussels, D. A. RANN & CO. FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer or 85 BRUSSELS, D s F. PHONE 36 Lewis Rowland (Llcenetd Moe Hume County) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -- mots r°r'A80)1,46041,a Per togapomettts Phone 31 "The lirukeels Feat" ss##1 t+a2'7 et!kt be 'Poked altar immatidttaiy S*Ifnrthl t' ear*, 1,1A. t, +19' a1A. ler 'ttt2nustl,en, ole., w lie or phrAe Law. Niii:4aa i 6it�Jl tka May A gond Gander. Dare Flniels, Graham Survey Phone 561-155. FOR SALE— Vanguard oats. and ml;dd grain ("1ngosrd oats with two -row barley, suitable for seed. John McNair Phone 44x or 437 MURRAY FLOOR SERVICE— Sanding — Finishing — Beautify you home. We do your stair steps. Prices to suit your pocket. Phone 454 Wingham. FOR SALE -- 14 little pigs, 7 weeks old. Jaek ,Stevenson Phone 4`2-r-14 FOR SALE— Fresh Fish at ail tine.., kept in cold storage. Call Ed. Henderson 6Ss-r-3. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE— With good barn, drilled well, run- ing water in house and bath r000m. Apply to Alvin Rutledge Phone 64-r-12. FOR SALE— - Real Briar Pipes Only $1,50 while they last. These pipes sold for 03255. We are going to bring the prier of pipes down where they should be. Seo this bargain, Grower's Groceteria ETHEL l Harvey Dobson claims something of a record in one-shot rat extermin- ation. He based 12 with one blast of a shotgun Friday evening, Mr. Dobson had been having trouble with rats' night visit to his henhouse. He observed that they visited the chicken feed trough regularly so armed with his trusty shotgun he waited within range of the trough Friday night, The rats came out to feed and the shotgun blasted away—net take 12 rats. 3LUEVALE Mrs, Sinclair Shaker was hnstess at a miscellaneous shower held in Brantford in honor of Miss Alba Shiell, a daughter of D'Ir. and pits Herbert Shiell of this village and a recent bride. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Graham Wray, sister of the guest of nonny. The office staff of the Cockshutt Plow Co, presented Miss Shiell with a coffee table in honor or her mar- riage. bliss Helen Thomson of Sar- nia. [laughter of Mr, one Mrs, George T.. Thomson if Bluevale, WAS Miss R1tin1l's brlcleemate. Ttev, A. G. Hewitt attended the mooting of the Huron Presbytery of the United Church at Exeter Thursday, Mrs. Earl Hamilton, Mrs, Alex McOrackin, 1lrs, J. Cur- tis, and Miss Margaret Curtis at- tended the annual meeting of the dluron tV M.S., Presbyterial at Exe- ter. The laying machines to produce your eggs next Pall and Winter will be built out al the feed your chicks eat in the noxi twenty-four weeks. The 15 lbs, of mash and 10 lbs. of grain per bird to laying age, must contain ingredients to build large, rugged frames, keep them rigorous and healthy, and store up vitality to stand the strain of high egg pro- duction. Ask. a SAFE, FAST �START/ du u FOR SALS— A few bags of early seed potatoes, Sato Ovington Phone 33-r 13 FOR RENT - 50 acres so11111 of the .•'111ote';:. Crawford & Hetherington Brussels FOR SALE Rubber Tired Top Buggy, neatly new only tun 100 miles. Duncan McKinnon Phone 39x. FOR SALE- 0.A.C, No. 21 Barley—stood 00 well when shown at Royal ['air, Also potatoes. Phone 100 Ileo. Menzies FOR SALE 20 chunks of Pigs, about 70 lbs., elbo 1 sow due May 1st. Phone 15-r-19. Roily Marks r y. • FOR SALE— A quantity of short wood, also a good cheap work horse. ' Joe Holmes, R. R. 4 Brussels. Phone 15-r-5, FOR SALE— Servieeable age Shorthorn bulls, Herd fully accredited, roads are open. Thomas Kerr, Henfryn. Phone Brussels 35-r-9, FOR SALE— Used McCormick Deering Manure Spreader also a Massey -Harris Dump Rake. apply to Obis. NleGavin, Walton, Phone 842-r-15 Seaforth. MAN WANTED— For Rawleigh business, No experience or captial necessary. Sales easy to make and profits large.' Start Im- mediately. Write Rawleigh'e Dept ML -D-1552.190, Montreal, Que. RICH VALUES - 3 piece Chesterfields at reasonable Prices on sale at Mildmay Fnniture Store. Also good spring filled mat, tresses $24.50, radios and washers, Free delivery, Sclnlett & Sons, Mild- may. FOR SALE— Bray Hatchery has some started heavy bred Cockerels, 2-3-4 weeks odd, prompt shipment. Well on the way to the good spring summer broiler markets. They also have dayolds. Ask for particulars, and book for June delivery now. Pullets, non -sexed, cockerels, Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel, FOR SALE Frame house 11h, story with ex - reliant barn and hen house attached and 1% lot of land in Village of Wroxeter, also 60 acre faun and 50 acre farm on Con. 1 and 2 Grey Twp., mile from school. Farms have been used last few years for pasture, tenting water on both, For immediate sale, apply to Wm, J. Perks. 605 Dundes St., London, Ont. "HELP WANTED—MALE" AN OPPORTUNITY— Estabiished Rural Watkins District available. If you are aggressive, and between the ages of 25 and 55— have or can secure travel outfit, this is your opportunity to get estab- lished in a profitable business of your own. For full particulars write today to Tile J. R. Watkins Company. Dept, 0-B-4, 2177 Meson 3t., Montreal, Que. _— FOR SALE ._-_—__ Day old chick bargains for this week and neat. Barred Reeks, New Halrepshires, New Hampshire x Bar- red Rock, Barred Rock x New Hamp- shire New Hampshire x Light Sus- sex, Light Sussex x New Iiampshire, Tight Sussex x Barred Reeks non - sexed 0.05, pullets 17.96, rockorels• 4.05. Assorted . Heavy Breeds non - served 8.95, pullets 15.95, enckerels 3.95 Cockerels: White Leghorn x Barred Rocks 1.93, White teglrorns 95c Two week old add 6.00 per hundred, Three week old add 11,00 to non -sexed and pullets, 8,00 to cock erels. Shipped (1. 0. D. 'Phis adve i•isement must accompany YOilr order to receive these special rates. Top Notch Chirkartes, flrledph, Ont. FOR SALE— "Outboard Motors, brand new, 1 H. P. 579,50, immediate delivery. Transportation prepaid. Christien'e Electric and Hardware, Oshawa, Ontario," ff TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by the undersigned till Saturday, May 3.c1 at 2 p,m, for the construction of a building 40 x 60 x 15 ft. high to be of cement blocks 'or solid cenient,with steel roof and with steel girder on which to install and operate r., hoist to have three doors each le ft. by 15 ft. high, The lowest or any tender nut necessarily accepted. Security will be required, J, H. Fear, Clerk FOR SALE— Electric motors rewound. and re. paired, Expert workmanship, Moder- , ate prices. New motors in stook. 1, Bettger Industries, 649 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ont. -- FOR SALE - 100 acre farm, lot 11, con. 7. Morris —good barn, cement stabling, driv- ing shed and garage, full lino of machinery, will sell with or without machinery, good water, all 'seeded for grass. J. T. McCaughey, 269 Wellington St., Stratford FOR SALE - 1 -50 -acre Farm, good buildings; 1 -75 -acre Farm, good buildings, hydro. 1 -100 -acre Farm good buildings and silo. 2 -100 -acre Grass Farms. J. C, Long, Real Estate Broker Phone 84 Brussels, Ont, FAMILEX Offers you more money .. , larger orders in the door to door selling field. Customers are enthused over the value of our 200 gurautee:l house- hold necessities. Every person a Potential buyer. Operate in town or in the country if you own a car. SECURE THE PROFITABLE FAMI- LEX AGENCY IN YOUR TERRI- TORY. Details and catalogue FREE, Dept. H. 1600 Delorimer, Montreal. FOR SALE— For quick sale a white brick house in the village of Ethel, good location This house is in first class repair equipped with hydro, a good furnace a cistern and a drilled well lust out- side the back door. Storm windows and screens, storm and screen doors one quarter of an acre of land, nice lawn and a garage just freshly Painted. For funther particulars apply to Phone 22-r-9 Wm. Spence, Conveyance Etc, Ethel, Out, FRANK KIRKBit Licensed Auctioneer For Huron County Rates Reasonable Satisfaction Gu1'anteed Phone Seaforth 842-r-24 R.R. 4+ Walton, Out FOR SALE - 100 acres choice well drained clay imam free from stone and in high state of cultivation -45 acres plough' ed. This land lies level end dry and is nmch ebove average for growing a good crop, it is situated on No. 8 highway 21, mikes west of Stretford City limits, Tlie school is on the corner of the farm, The 11.4 storey red brick house teas new hurnaee and a 3 piere bathroom, There is a large silo and large bank nett with steel roof, steel sta.unehtots, steel gait pens and water bowls, mem for 1000 hens and all the buildings have hydro and water.' Owner bas other interests anti must sell, 310,500.—' half nett will handle. Aptrly 011 the premises 0r to 73, L Snider, phone 64w, Exeter. 20 acres goon fertile lanai with nice modern brick house, also small barn, her house and pig pet, All buildings have hydro and water on tap, This plane le situated on paved highway at edge of Exeter. The price of 55590. is Iess than you would pay for a house in town, L, B, Moore, Exeter, Ont. Phone 173-r-15, F. F. i- (ir9natlt8 Registered Optometrist "Western Ontatio'a !daunt Modern Eye Service ')hosier 118, tiaras on Buy this ring with confidence --knowing it is gueren- teedflewles-„ 75 A best seller/ end no mender[ it's perfes0l lire beettaiene 1 60 Whoa words fmii this em- otion wtFl W. G. LEACH Jeweller — srvsesis Ip- ->9>»> » >»>>>»>>>-»->z>�> IAS <s ` Y < ANADA'S 'TEXTILE INDUSTRX <j � is nor generally regarded as being anything very exciting. It is true that in normal peace -time years textiles led all other industries in employment and wages<}° paid. But that means we are just a part of regular daily living in Canada. It makes us about as exciting as a kitchen table. • DURING THE WAR, Canada's hun- dreds of textile plants turned out millions of yards of urgently -needed supplies. Today we are working hard to catch up with the heavy and growing civilian demands of the post- war. We provide thousands of jobs to Cana- dian cirizens at new high wage levels, True, these factors do not seem exciting bait it is nice to know that we have a place in Canada's way of living. A kitchen table may not be exciting but it is impoltant to the household. DOMINION TEXTILE C.MPANY LIMITED %A4 evk"CO;-<< (• <<-- ';-4, <-<1 Com"— "Colonial'. Shoats ant? Pillow Slips "Magog" Fastest Fabrics "Prue" lisrnts .t`.`.'pati ,t4 trtf,'i%iii`}� OLD.DBSAi3LED OR DEAD CATTLE • HORSES* HOGS. SHEEP . CALVES Promptly and Efficiently Removed Simply Phone Collect tirut sets !!:' Ingersoll ori t WE DO THE REST!