The Brussels Post, 1947-5-28, Page 2THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, May 38th, 1047
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Effects
At North half Lot 11, Con, 5,
Morris Twp.
21 f1 miles East of Bela, ave on
THURSDAY, JUNE 19th
t elle eemmences at 1 p.m. D.S.T.
HORSES
+.gtr,ip:0 rprn black Prreb "
rare=. :1111 10 years ell
CATTLE
e Durham enws. fresh
1 Pnrhano heifer. in calf
eet•iner ealves
veerline.
3
1 et,•ers tidos' 2 years Old
4 beifere rising 2 years old
,,,.ere about 1000 lbs,
POULTRY
Everyone's going somewhere
join in the holiday fun!
But before you leave let us
equip your car for safe driving
with husky new Goodyear
tires . . . with the famous
road -gripping diamond tread
that resists skidding in all
directions.
YOUR
filFALF
ELLIOTT BROS.
Brussels, Ont. Phone 82
'll
Court Of Revision
Village Of Brussels
The court of revision of ilia assess-
uu,nt roll will be held on June "art
ul 8 pen, Any peeeen having
any complaint notify the clerk at
&)nee.
G. R. CAMPBELL,
Village Clerk
MORRIS
i Mr. and Airs. Arthur Bewley of
Pet, ala sod Air. .end \t",). 1:. S.
Kn+rltt+l of London were holiday
1 eleiters wc:h .lire and air;. en.:eplt
Bewley.
77 hens. year old
PIGS
rne,t� env with litter of eiz 8
weeks old
1 young sow due time of cels
7 hanks
iMP1.E11TENTS
AllCormicls Deering tractor W-30
rubber
MeCnrinicic Doering 0 furrow plow
AreCnrnliek Deering stiff tooth milti-
vatot' Ile ft. with prover lift
Pet of spring tooth harrows sect
-•rt of dreg harrows (4 sec.)
merermlrk DrPring binder 7 ft. cut
AToCnrmic•k Decries mower fe ft. cut
MoCormick Deering hay loader
afeCormick Deering sbio delivery
rete
Mernrmiek Deering 11 disc fertilizer
brill, nearly new
Norse,.• Tiarric manure spreader
' Dump rake Steel land roller
,:-.,thin_ plow Riegel rise
elelgbs( rood au mewl
Cutter buggy Light wagon
'•.et^'cv pole Stone boat
c,uffier Grass SPeder
, lnite inch Toilette ball hearing
ied,r with speed jack
saw mandrel with frame 2 saws
zr,r d belt. Set 1000 lb. scales
Steel tired wagon and hay rack
Rnbher tired wagon, 16 ft. rack with
roller carriage
Set 240 lb. scales Fanning mill
Renfrew cream separator
Chain hags Sap pan 75 buckets
eprles Root rack Eatery wheel
2 oak barrels Carpenters tools
Hay fork Car alio gs
140 ft. hay fork rope (new)
Wood's electric oat roller (new)
2 H.P. motor 25 cycle
Chains, forks, shovel, whiffletrees
and many other articles too numer-
ous to mention.
GRAIN
125 bus. wheat
100 bus. barley
HARNESS
1 set double harness
1 set single harness
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
McClary Range
Huronia Range
Electric cleaner Barrel churn
6 dining room chairs
Bedroom suite Table
6 kitchen chairs Caappboarcd
Chesterfield Rocking, choir
Music cabinet Rope bed
C)rcasioral chair Eleetrie plate
Oven (new)
B Si F SS CARDS
C A. MYERS, M. D„ L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
W:iii€w, Sb., F'bone 4. Bruns els Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for—Fire, Winclsto,r.., and Automobile I>a aaen'aa
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy der Inter
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 1'+156
WALKER FUNERAL HOME
Day of Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M.C.C.
Yhysican and Surgeon
(C)
Office Hours -1 - 4 aria 7 - 6 p.m.
Also 11 - 12 e.m when 10ossible.
Saturday uvenlnce clam 10 p.m.
Sundays-.AErateNerr.ms and by appoinanaut corm.
Herne calls in ForaSr•at+ons and 4.- 6 pin.
R. S. HETHERING,TON, K. C. -- BARRISTER. E'E'C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day -- Office open
Phone 20x Successor to L :..
4
Glias. T. Davidson,
h"i
nn: urait ce Agent r` or
ALL KINDS OF
t0wtonsohila and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sicklmexe
Aware. for Great West Life Insurance Co.
• 01,1k OFFiCE 02X BRUSSELS, ON 1•. RESIDENCE SS7_•-3
. Harold Jackson
0PECtALIST iN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
ser Information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
Phone 12 on 668 Seaforth R. R. 1 Brueefleld
Make arrangements at The Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetherington, K. C., Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. A. RANN & CO.
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FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 -- -- BRUSSELS, O* T.
Lewis Rowland
(Lkeescd Per Henan Oeuestr)
•ATieFACTION IJARANTEED — PitICES R. A$ONA61LII
Wier Engeweneenti Phone 31 "The Brtuseie Peet' ens tem" OOP
!eoketil after livinieelitkly
tleaferth; se terns 04113, 7t. Mt dwelt.
Par tntormtttien, ate., w lte et phase Lew, fltisek to d 11111e401
401 ei
9' . & tk d :Ads
FOR SALE—
Battery radio. enquire art tIregg's'
Hardware Store.
FOR SALE—•
A bicycle In good condition,
Harold Cardiff Phone 1S.r41
FOR SALE—
SPPcl Buckwheat.
on 'Wm. Smith
TERM—CASH
No reserve as farm has been sold.
CECIL WHEELER, Prop.
ROST, PATRICK, Clerk
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Vett ave asked to refer to this
00hedn1e instead of the one which
appeared in last week's 10ene as it
was unavoidably incomplete.
Men's League WOAA Group 6.
May 20 ---Brussels at Listowel
Gerrie at Wroxeter
Fnrdwiclt nt TTarristot
May 29 --Wroxeter at For:lwlch
May 3n—Listowel at Gerrie
Harriston at Brussels
June 0—Fo•dwieh at Gerrie
Harriston at Listowel
Tete 4—Breseels at Wroxeter
June 0 -Listowel at Fordwieh
Gerrie at Brussels
Wroxeter at Harrlston
lune 0—Pordwich at Wroxeter
J'ttne 10—Brussels at Gerrie
• Listowel at Ha,•rtston
Anis 12—Harriston at Gentle
Wroxeter at List0wet
June 13—Brussels at Fordwtah
June 16—Wroxeter at Brussels
Gerrie at Harriston
June 17 Pord,wieh at Listowel
June 19 ---Listowel et. Brussels
Jute 20--Gorrie at Fordwioh
Harriston at Wroxeter
June 23 ---Brussels at Harriston
June 24—Wroxeter at Gerrie
June 20—Tttordwfeh at Brussels
Tone 56—Gowrie at Listowel
Stine 27•--Harrlston at Fordwich•
June 80—Listowei at Wroxeter
All games to commence at 7.80 and
to be played nine full tttnings, unless
called by the umpire at the seventh
Phone 5e -r -S
FOR SALE
A pram in rood conditina,
Ray Bronson Phone 7G4.7
FOR SALE—
Piano.
Mrs. Win. McNair Box 150. lernsselo
FOR SALE—
Box spring root, size 16. can be
seen at the Brussels Post
FOR SALE—
S little pigs, ready to wean,
Jneui Speir Phone ler••6
TEACHER WANTED—
For S.S. No. 7, Hallett (Pretest.
anti. State salary, Apply to
K. :kT0\'ittie, Blyyth
FOR SALE—
De Forest Crosley Raclin, Rug 9 x
7, Lawnnmower,
Mrs. N. Freethy Phone 76-r-9
WANTED—
Cattle for pasture, good grass and
running water.
Chester Earl Phone 854•.19
WANTED—
Music Teacher Wanted for Bra;sels
Public School, 3 rooms begining Sept,
1st, 1947.
R. Johnson, Secretary.
LOST—`_—_._-.
A trapper's hand axe, Reward 201
any person knowing the where
abouts.
The Brussels Post.
FOR SALE—
Seven room cottage with bath.
modern kitchen, drilled well, 1 acre
land. apply to
Jack Ctameron Phone 821;
PIANO TUNER COMING—
A reliable piano tuner will be in
the district the week of June 2nd,
If you want your piano tuned—
phone 63-r-3.
FOR SALE -
1930 Chrysler Sedan, black with
licence in good condition,
Chas. A. Lamont Phone 21•r-13.
NOTICE— - —
Range Shelters made to order, 6x3
ft., reasonable prices, also 1 goad
cow for sale, 4 years, clue to freshen
June 1st.
Frank Mitchell Phone 25-r-26
TENDERS WANTED
The 'United Church, Brussels, is
calling for Tenders to repair end
pnint snd replace all broken glass on
the church shed. Apply
Carl Hemingway,
Church Sec.
FOR SALE—
A gond 19n acre farm, int 19, con,
10, Grey Twp., 21e mike from
Cranbronk or Ethel. For fnrtber
particulars apply to Mrs, Queren•
gesser, 19931 Derby Ave., Detroit 1,
Mich„ or Phone 834-14 Brussels,
TENDERS WANTED—
' For Shingling the roof of Moncrieff
United Church, Tenders preferred by
the job or square. For particulars.
contact James Machan, Chairman of
Board of Managers, Tenders should
be in by May 31. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
w
FOR SALE.— ~�
Bray Hatchery has dayold chicks
for immediate delivery—pullets, non -
sexed and cockerels. They also
have sone 2.9 week old sterrted. Asls
us for Licit of these avaiiable, Your
July -August broiler chicks should be
ordered now too. Agent Wm.
Bray Ethel.
FOR SALE—::
1 -50 -acre Farm, good buildings;
1.75 -acre Farm, good buildings,,
hydro,
i••--100-acre lltanm good buildings
and olio.
2 -100 -acre Grass ]Parma.
J, C, Long,
Real Estate Broker
un acfount of darkness. Phone 84 Brussels, Ont.
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-Dd62.100, Montreal, Que.
FOR SALE—
Ek,rtrI0 muter! rewnand and re-
paired, Expert wnrkinanehip. Moder,
ate prices. New motors in stock.
Bettger Inclustries,
649 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont
"HELP WANTED—MALE"
AN OPPORTUNITY--
F.stahineh'd Rural Watkins District
available, If You are aggressive,
one 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 The J. R. Watkins 'Company.
Dept. O -B-4, 2177 Mason St., Montreal,
Que.
FOR SALE—
Bargains in chicke for 11115 week
and next. Barrecl flocks, New
Hampshires, New Hampeltir, X
Barred Rocksk, White Reeks, Light
Sussex, Light Sussex • X New
Hampshires non -sexed 9.95, pullets
15.95, cockerels 8.95. Assorted Tleav-
ies non -sexed 8,95, pullets 14,95,
loelcereis 7.95, White Leghorn X
Barred Rock 9.95 pullets 19,99, eoc•k-
erels 8,95, White Leghortts 9.05,
pullets 15.90, cockerels Nis, Two
week old add 0,00 three week
old add 11.00 per hundred.
Shipped C.O.D. This advertisement
must accompany your order to re-
ceive• these special prizes. Also
Pellets eight weeks to laying.
Top Notch Chickekriee, Guelph, Ont
.1t
School graduate , W. Spivey of Bel-
grave, pas been given a e.mtract and
will teach in Rrnwntown Mime. _0.
yet two of the present teach!rs itave
not signed contracts but 111 e epeel ed
to do so. They nee George McNichol
and Mrs. M. iinwa+'d, Thee, teacher
have resigned, Mrs. W. i:loon. Thee
A7. i\TcBaney and Miss T. Marsh. Thr
staff at present for 1947••13 will lw
Mrs. R. Turney, Mrs, L. .0.1ii rsoa.
Miss J. Little, Douglas • Lawless.
Miss.7. McDonald, Miss 1), Anuiss.
W. Spivey.
The staff is four stiort for the 11
schools with a possibility Of need..
lug only three teachers in race that
No, 9 school, which will only have
an enrolment of four, should be
closed. No. agreement with the jtin
erant music teacher. Miss Blatin
Walsh nt Belgrave, hos be.'n male
as yet.
f '11' A" ep•T
\Tr. an•rl ;\Urs. Tae. Easson of
Grimsby accompanied by Mrs.
Easson's mother, ' Mrs, Jennie
Walker were visiting friends around
Walton over the holiday. Mrs.
Walker is extending her visit among
her brothers and sisters. She is
not enjoying ton good health.
Mrs, Tom Williamson has gone to
London Hospital for treatment, She
bac been laid up for six weeks. Her
many friends wish her a speedy
recovery,
Tim Sumter of Brtieefield visited
George Ramsey on Monday.
Gen. McNair, wife and fancily of
Hamilton visited at Will Bennett's
on Sunday.
Mr. Donald Watt of l%arlock spent
Sunday with Mr, Orn Balser,
Mise Berniee FZackwell, nurse -in -
training at Stratford General Hos-
Pdtel. spent Sunday with her father,
Joseph Haekwell,
Mr. R. Adttille-s of Oakville spent
the week end with his wife and
family.
Miss Merle Campbell of Seaforth
spent tihe week end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Holman,
',tion Lois Fox of the Loth of Mc-
Killop entertainecl her school chums
to a birthday party. Among the
guests were Misses Barbara Holland.
Audrey Rarlrwell, Rn.th Ann Ennis,
Rose Marie Bolger. Shirley Quinn
nue Margaret Roe.
Miss Margaret Achilles of h)nrris
sport Saturday afternoon with Miss
Tnne HAekwell,
A plesneant evening was spent in
Walton Community Hall in loon' at
Mr. end Mr.. Lawrence Marks, They
were presented with a studio conch,
Mr, .long Lawless read the address.
A7ics ]'!lith TTarlswell of Stratford
spent Sanutay at home
9i'lee Pearl Timmer rtttci her niece
Pauline, spent Sunday evening with
ate r nee ]n7+•s. Hariskia'11.
Mr, W. C. Bennett is fining a rush-
ing business in his egg erre-lime star
Hon three limps, entnlnyinr tem
extra men.
Undem, the eonvenorshlp of W. C.
T'Taedswell, the total amount collected
for Red Cross work for Walton and
district eves 5420.25, Mnrh credit Is
dues to W. C. and all collectors who
took part.
Mr, Gordon Murray of Walton iute
returned home from Vaneonver. R,C.,
after spending several weeks there.
Miss Jeno R.. Hmtclrweli cnine
second in a class of ten pupils during
the musical festival held in Code.
rids, having an average of 80%.
Mr. W, S. Nicholson has returned
to Torontoatter spending past three
weeks with friends,
Mrs. Wtn, Mnrrttt: of Blytlt at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. John Marsh-
all, her brother,
Morris Township School Board
has granted increases in tearhere'
salaries enraging from 5100 to 1300,
making entries in the township
range from $1,500 to '51,400. In-
creases of 5100 10 $200 were granted
to the women tea,chsrs, bringing
them to 51,600. An increase at
5900 was added to the Main's salar-
ies, bringing them to 51,1100. Normal
students lure paid the basic Mini-
mum salary et $1,500, One Normal
seeding, has not been started.
Carl Dalton of the boundary east
of Walton, has sown 60 acres while
Harold Sellers, the only ratan ou the
farm, has sown over 40 llama end
hoe only five more to sow.
Farmers in this area remain
optimistic over the probabitit'es ret a
. good crop. "T am not extremely
worried if we get it in chis w, eek."
said Harvey Craig of the imendety
line, one mile east of Wa''teu, "het
if seeding is forced on into Tune, we
will have reason to worry."
One farmer, ,Tames Shm'treed •it
the 9th c0neession of Moria, de.
reared that, "it is pretty touch to
work." Snmo farmers have ',men
working until dark to eatch up en
tlieit' seeding,
The rains have caused no damage
to the grain that has been seeded,
Most farms, where two men were
occupied, have been seeded, while
ow many farms with only one man
The Junior Red Cross of Walton
Public School met in the schoolroom,
Leona Johnston. the president, con-
ducted the meeting. A short pro-
gram included: a reading b,' Mac
Sholdice; duet, Audrey Hackweii
and Barbara Holland; piano solo,
Doris Johnston. After till program
the children were divided into two
teams for a ball game.
�'. F. He ,;,e ftsislo
Regl'.s;.ered •
Optometrist
"Western Oratesio's %ass
iii criern Eye ,c'
"'done 118, Harraatoira
€os
4cetyiens and Electric
Our shop is eduipped to do
• Fist Class
rod. L 1lt5oe WrI k
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured.
Agent for
Surge Milking Machines
Phone 65-r-9 Brussels, Ont.
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Listowel, Ont. Phone 661-r-2.
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Farr attractive features and prices oontaot the Brussels agent.
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Plenty of reasons for milker failures have been eliminated with
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Agent
NELSON FREETHY
FREETHY'S GARAGE BRUSSELS
PHONE 99x -r-2
'e:" r ;Fii,
FREE ANIMAL SERVICE
OLD•DISABLED OR DEAD
CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS • SHEEP • CALVES
Promptly and Efficiently Removed
Simply Phone Collect
Brussels 72
Ingersoll 21
WE DO THE REST!
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INGERSOLL, ONTARIO