The Brussels Post, 1953-7-1, Page 5MACHINES ON HAND
( 1 used Cockehutt No. 3QW Manure Loader
e ' 1 used Case R Tractor
1 used John Dore BR Tractor
1 No, 70 Cockahett Tractor
1 alightly used Ferguson Tractor
1 alightly used Ferguson Plow
1-3 furrow Case Plow
1-2 furrow CookshUtt PIoW
1-3 furrpw• Cockehutt Plow
1 new Robert Bell Thresher
1 used Stratford Decker with nutter
1' used 10' Binder.
1 used Case Wagon
1 used N. H. No. 76 Baler
1 used N. H. No, 78 Baler
1 John Deere Wire Tle Baler
1 used N. H. No. 77 Baler
r.•
t 1 used AtIIe Chalmers Round Baler
1 Massey 'Harris 'Manure Spreader,
t.•+ 1 used Case .Combine (one year old). ,
',.span • 1 usedCookshutt Power'MQ,Wer
1, used Cockehiutt Power Side Rake
1 used 1 H. C. Bide Rake (1 year old)
1 used Allis Chalmers 8lde Rake
• 1 used 1. H. C, Hayleader
.,1, Mged 1, run Ciise Drill
+v:• t;.. , 1 Cgekeilult, 6' one Way Dile
ttatee..;.;;1.Co.kahytt.4.5 One Way
rl .t.used lehp Deere Dhe (6 ?let) r
1 new Ceche/tuft Disc (8 feet) a4
; ::1, new flgytller ,Cultivator (16 teeth! ,
s:r „F
1 used Massey Harris Forage Harvester
used Cale Harvester (;1.loser .ald)-- ,
1 New elefiand Harvester
used John. Deer Blower
1 used New Holland Blower
1''1 New Holland 1lfower:
` Complete" line of Cockshutt and New
Holland Machines
GORDON MC•GAVIN
•
CRAP REPORT
(13y ,a, W. Z 0Uteoaiery)
•iiune 27, 1903
emtalderable quantity of exeeli:
ens. hey wap stored on Monday and
TuosdaY of this week, however
lteavy rain Tuesday u.lgrt further.
delayed 1uryipg operlrtions.' In the
conventlen'al lnamner, More farmers
than ever. before In the County ate
Putting a .grass, allege In tower
Alga and horizontal rallos hath po:
low or alic:me the ground and also
' quite a cumber. of •farmers are putts
Irig up stacks of silage •this year.
ISpring .,Wheat is now completely
' headed, out,gnd, Is fence high. and
in
a Reil^ CaFaes. there is
severe
loci E •.
in
0
the
K f
Iheavy crop, Spring goats ,
in making rapid growth with pram'
scally all of the bark, in :bead.
it wool] ai>Ipear that there Is sus.
'I ficent labour: 7odeliy`:' tb `meet'' Cre
`farmers need thaG;nitr farmerg
• are' hepoming• s0 hiChly meeh,>ynisea,
. r; GOSPEL GLEANINGS • , .
it "After, the moat straitest sect o
our religion f
t
.. _ ., Eton 'C `Lived. a ?pharisee", .
1
1 (Acts :.2¢:61.
mhe word :rellgfon- omens! five
beteg, in ;thebible;, three. times
referripg ,to ceremonial forma„ and.
twice, to outward profession, true.
and ,fats•.. Nowhere Is 't said tc
he the basis of salvation throu3'h
gimlet. Religion and salvation are
dieferent things. '
The Pharisees were the world
most religious people and worsthipe
the only true God, yet our Lor
called some of them children of t'I
devil. The. heathen • mother has r;
ligion when she seeks to. please, he
god by throwing her baby to tb
crocodiles. Nioodemus, who cam.
to Jess by night, was a °holes
.character; he had a much nicer re
1igion .than the. heathen mother; but
neither could get a passport to
heaven without the wonderful ee•
perience of being born again by
bringing both their goodness and
their kindness to 'tate foot of the
Cross, and trusting wholly In the
Saviour, who there died for their
FARM EQUIPMENTSALES AND SERVICE
WALTON — ONTARIO ,
Phone 832-33 Seaforth Phone 19-26 Brussels
• I
SPECIAL ON COAL
Coal is Now at the Low Summer Price. 1
Linger no longer.
Order your supply of quality coal now
while you can save.
ROBT. L. CUNNINGHAM
"Our Coal Makes Warm Friends"
Ethel, Ont.
Phone 86r12
"Self -Service"
with a
DURO PUMPING SYSTEM
Prosperous farmers
are installing DURO
PUMPING SYSTEMS
to save LABOUR and
TIME with fresh run-
ning water et the turn'
of a tap . in the
house ... barns .. .
stables .. , chicken
houses. The Bre pro-
tection value, too, let
vital.
BUY the BEST
BUY a DURO
Why carry water when
you can have clean,
fresh water anywhere
you want it with a
DURO Shallow or
Deep Well Pump?
e
EMCO FITTINGS
and FIXTURES
Modernize your home
with EMCO Fixtures and
Fittings for kitchen .
bathroom . . . laundry.
Add comfort and valve to
your home. Drop in and
see us today!
For Sale by —
C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
LetIRrN HAMILTON NPEGES4 • CURER • TORONTO UURY W NIYAHOECb3A
FALL FAIRE EXH181TIQN
i
DATES FOR 1953 .
Arthur
t Atwood
Ayton
!Hayfield
Blyiiih
'Bobcaygeon
Brampton
Brussels
Cbears),
Clifford
Clinton
00]lingu%tOd
Ur etott ..
Dundalk
Dungannoiu
Surinam
11nIra
lllxetter
Pel-giitl .
iilbrdwl4h
Graft
Corrie
Grand Bailey
Hanover
Harrison
Heitsall,
Hgle'tetn '+
Ilderton • "
• Inget.soll
Kincardine
Lions Head `- ' '
Listowel '
LondonWestern)
cc• '
1'nkno
Meaford
Midland
Mildmay
Milverton
Mitchell
ti Me. Forest
d Neustadt
d • New Hamburg
• Paisley
"I Palmerston
I. Pabt Pigili
I • Seaforth
a
Stratford
Tara
• 71a vi stock
• I Teeswa,ter
T{lllsomburg
Walkerton
Wellesley
sins.
True christianity is nota "
Way Of
Life" but is life itself; and comes
only through receiving Christ wh)
i is The Way and 'Phe Life,
"He that bath the Son hath life;
' and he that, hath not the Son of God
hath not life". (1 Sohn 5:12),
Religion' may he an improvement
1 Of life: but salvation Is an impart
ing of life. Sternal life comes
! only through Christ; never through
religion.
The Bethlehem shepherds, vier,
I shining it the stable, were not de
:meted by classical music or costly
if professing ohristians still wor
sih•ipped 111 stables, trusting only for
salvation In the all -atoning death
of Christ; rather than in places of
memorials: and it would be better
.1 beauty under the modern, bloodless
gospel of self improvement and
i human philosophy. Christ did not
come Ini, the world to give man a
; religion; but to purchase their re
d em pirio,i.
"This is my Blood of the New
Testament, which is shed for ma;'
Ifor the remission of sins". (Matt. 2S
:28)
;
— Advt
MONDAY FAVORITE DAY
FOR ELECTION DATES•
Mouday Inas Dome up as the
favorite day of those who pick fed-
eral general election dates.
Choice of August 10th for the
election put Fonday into the lead.
among days chosen for ballotting
since Conftedesation.
The selection makes it:, seven
Monday elections and six on Tues
day since 1874, the first year in
whleh elections was held on a
single day. Five have beet called
on Tlnn'edmyea and two on Wednes-
days,
Separators end Whims.
Mac, nowt, Manure
Lime and Fertilizer Sewas,
Sorenoc-tooth 'hereon
both wheeltractors and monete .
Plows, Diem, St raw,
Mowers; Hay Laairrs,
SonaMyFo��rwg�e RNEL
Bei
Hint ter tri..
We Aso ave repairs ler
Oliver Coeluhieet '1llelius.
• llealeemeet Dealers Mr
Oliver implements
MORRrrr & WI: G4w`
not% oat.
W1
arton
Woodstock
international Plow
scot, e9,
Qat,
Sept, 215,
Sept. 30, Do
Sept, Cit,
Oct:
Sept..' ifT
Oct.
Sept,
Sept, 16,
June
Sept. 24 •
ge!1L 1.0'•
Sept. 9,
Sept.
Sept: 8,
Sept 4, 5' and
Sept. 23,•
Sept. 12,
Oct, 2;
:S0pit..2)i
Oot, 2 and
'Oot. 2'and
Sept' 116, '27
•'?epi i23, 24
'May 29
Sept, 24, 2Z
Set. 30
Sept 8, 3
Sept.
W' Sept. 1e, 17
sept: 28,29
Sept. 14.19`
Sept, 29, i0
Oct 2, 3
Sept, 17 - -19
Sept, 14, 15
Sept. 26, 26
Sept, 2'9, 30
Sept. 12 and 14
Sept. 18, 19
Sept. 18, 19
Sept. 7, 8 I
Oct 5, 6
Sept 10, 11
Sept 24, 23
Sept, 21 - 21 I
Sept, 23, 24
Sept- 11, 12
Oct 6, 7 iI
Sept. 21 - 23
Oct. 29
Sept. 15. 16
Sept. 17. 19
,Aug, 27 - 29
80
8,. 9
26
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23
z, 3
19
,2
12
16
4
26
29
10
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9
7:I
24 .
19
36;j
3
2
ing Match
Durham - Northumberland
I! COhonrg
Oct 6.9
I1 ST. LARUENT TOURS
HURON CENTRES
In a one -day tour of Huron County
Inst WedmesdapaY, Prime Minister
Rt. Hon. Lents St. Laurent- _bipoke
twice at Goderich, and agein at
Clinton and Wingham, , : as well as
making brief nnsnheduled stops, at
FIolntesviile, Londesboro, and
Rlytll. The Prime Minister was
accompanied Om his tour of the
Huron riding by A. T. McLean, Sea -
forth, member of The last Parlla-
,men t, for Huron -Perth. who is
seeking re -elections, •
3-0 PICTURES IN
STAR WEEKLY
fn the rotogravure section of July
4 Star '•,1's ekly you will find three
dimensional pictures with instruct-
ions on how to get the illusion of
depth when each set of picture,
merges into one. The use of a. Pock
et mirror does the trick,
In the same issue, The 'Stir
Weekly tarries travel trips for sum-
mer hOlid:,y{ng, among many other
Interesting features,
Wellington Ronald
MONUMENTS
.
Member Canadian Association
\tentorial Craftsmen,.
Listowel, Ont. Phone•11049•W
Skinny men, women
gain 5,10,15 lbs.
Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor'.
ul; u lw�
1eapo e.ot MI.$rrIy2vy. anld,9.1ilook Ills•*,1lgm.gr Md� „., nea1SRpI1>Yi If1� fill,....-
=,.77:4;arrz:::7;
111s-I..tY��Wt W_ _
��i pi�1iNopy sing a:
swoti!. ars rim ilea
Ned x1..1 ram SIM C411r
r .ed 1o0Hshm,e1t ,a ally
P a UIh baols.
Ar}npane.i...".. f.; 1
0t0)erenes t8 *5fIM
1.r aara•ar wet t. CNt1
uw.. Ne* - s wrab leC'tiet
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CLASSIFIED -A;D$. .
FOR SALE -•.
29 chunks of pig3
Pluone 32x19
pili lteiilater
FOR SALE -,-
I4oude Weld !pts. 1
apply to Waiter Haist, Bnk13401i;
FOR SLE
20 chunks of Pig ib
Alex POI Oon 35r19
FOR SAL4Z
15 acres of cletver 0.1)1P,",
Phone 334413g4 A
�or14sF; 4r frrayvidi?
•
FOR SALE —
1 good used record player.
Harold'hlcDonald, Phone 77x3 Bruin
eels.
FOR SALE a .,�7n�',_
i Coleman-,CralI:IMO?
1 Battery, Addison Radio,
1 large table, Hu4Ggb (tr vptmr
kitchen use. ( '! y7Jyr "tV.
Mrs. C. Marks
r
FOR SALE —
Broile. ohickst$ alit er8eptdtiitte
er should be on,,orde>� neer Alta
Bray has pullSts :Laials. A
some started, .rtuamedlatap6Ldivei ,T .
Ask us for full, .Pantl5u]9 rg n . 4,F
Bray,
LIVESTOCK WANTED r•
—'
Dead, disabled haws% ns °OWN
removed free of charge. ]nor p'nmpt
and efftclend service
"STONES" collect ' Ingersoll 2.1 or .
Brussels 72.
ATTENTION FARMERS --
DEADSTOCK removed Irma Fear
farm promptly for sanitary dlspwal
Telephone Collect: Brussels Ur33
or Moira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
NOTICE —
For artificial insemination at its
best for all breeds, call the Water,
lot Cattle Breeding Association be-
tween 7.30 and 10.00 a. m; on week
days and 7.30 and 9.30 a, m. on gas.
days. Phone collect Palmerston .IC
or Clinton 242, ....
TENDERS WANTED '—
Morris
Morris Township School Board ie
asking for tenders for the following:
contracts to be in the bands of the:
secretary mot later than Mune '271ti
No tender necessarily aedepted`
Ralph Shaw, Bluevale, Ont.
1. Tender for metalling tot/ete in
S. S. No. 3, Contract to include —
pressure pump, two toilets, septic
tank and necessary tlle drainage,,
the same to comply with Board or
•Health .regulations. For partioulars
contact Reg. Watson, Emends.
2. Contract for lowering ceiling In
Walton School, work to be date to
early July. Particulars from Tor.
ranoe Dundas, Walton
3. Painting interior — olaad room
and halls of Walton School.' 'Two
coats, and varnish furniture.
For particulars see Torrance Dun.
des. Walton,
4. Painting S. S. No. 1 — interior
elass,room _ two coats and 'Varnish
furniture. Contractor to fR1 cracks
in plastering of walls before Paint-
ing. Particulars from Geo, Michie,
Brussels.
NOTICE —
Sewage disposal have your septle
tanks and ceras pools pumped ort
and avoid drainage
Irvin Ooxon, Mitverton, Phone E64
WANTED —
Dead and disabled arm setas e
wanted for prompt piok-up. Oats
Percy Stephenson, Ellet. gloss
Srussetq 85r-12 Collect,
FOR SALE
100 acre Farm good house and bang
Dash annd woodlot. Priced et 6},'
500,00.
100 acre Farm, good buildings
rood location, near highway, Prided
at 28,500.00.
76 acre Farm all faculties, troop
house, steel drive:died, good barn,
Priced at 69,000.00 -,
100 sere Farm, brick !forme, large
barn, Priced at $9,000.00.
Brack !rouse in viitage with ail
teotlttlea.
Cement house in Brussels with AS
faelltttes,
Farms all sires and number of 6006
houses.
1, C. Load, Real Estate Broker
Brussels, Ont,
Wean,' y,Moly 1t,1961
wwwwwwwwwww
lir John Dietenbaker, Q Co
will tour Huron County on behalf of
Elston Cardifj, M.P.
On Wednesday,July
. u1Y
with calls. at the following'l
trei
A
p aid;
t zees: • u
r
'iashwooa
Zurich for Lune 1 � 0i rir
,ta.
x
Exeter ' , , Wednesday afternv
Dinner ;At Gollerch-'under the sponsors4p
of die' Young Progres'aive io
ie'rtAe
ti'. � ea9'4$191 1., ' `' , — 6,00 p. m:
Clanton Public address at A '
' E)Ifirl1,4t0:11,4.11—.iii,
1 l :,• . Y. grrcultural
uncle aCnd in-case4 i:ii,n;'tiie"'itiveno '^ h:
/�/� i,
.(1.1 e ::::1'.:14*. •rrci '?i:, ,:ani :,ai 8.00 p. `!>4►
e :e',, Huron. County, . ,,»• • -w "
:.. '
Caiiservat`tt a -Association:!'''''''
BUSINFSS CARDS
C; A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
!Virile®�
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
4. moa*
DR. R. W. STEPHEN
TelephoneGraduaC SUiN and URGToronto
PHYSIEON
45
RTf•MIs.
Chas. T. DavidsonINSURANCE FOR ALL KNOX
Accident
Asir ent f �ew yea Gs.
�.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF� O tIto et
Eyes Examined,
Phone 791 Seaforth Main Skeet.
t.
HOURS: 9 - 6. Wed. 9.12.90. Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 pm.
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist
Patrick St., WINGHAIK
At Kincardine Office Every Temp.
Mime Wiogham 770 et le, Kincardine
Evenings by .appobtdm S'°.
J. A. Monagahan R. O. Optometrist,
=emit.
Specialising In Eye EulniDsafon and the Fitt* of OW:
Office in Listowel Clinic Bathes
Nems 940 a.m. to 0:00 p.m. illy; G7oeai Wane ± r—•
Open every Tuesday and Saeoriy Evening 7 M as 9ti6.
Oilier evenenirs by appobetment Phone 134
D. A. Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANC SERVICE
Licensed Femoral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 95 — — 3RUSg/,_ . C.
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for San Lire Aaaeranee Co.
Canada Health and Accident Ca.
Casualty General 'Ins Enos Ca.
Phone 437:Ihreweelie
Walker Funeral Home.
Day or Night Calls Telephone SIS
No Extra Charge for Use of Faacral Howe
licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
• Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers ruchnlyely
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGIIAM and ,
AT BRUSSEL&
ruesday and Mix Satter* all day — Offict opera my
rimer Ssocerser to E. �.
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