The Brussels Post, 1949-1-5, Page 6THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, January, ith, 7.y+19
Changing Location
A New, Modern Shop, Now Located
Above Stretton Jewellry-Hardware Store
For a Style -smart hair do, start with a
dependable permanent that will lease
your hair soft and manageable, yet full of
sparkling highlights. _
FASHIONS OF DISTINCTIONS
Call for appointment
IRENE PEASE
Proprietress and Stylist.
Wishing you a Happy New Year and
thanking ' you for past patronage
to 1948.
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WILLIAM T, SPENCE
Estate r . Conve ante
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GENERAL I NSUARANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREE i -- - ETHEL, QPNr:
DEAD OR ALIVE!
We will pay for old; disabled or dead
COWS $5.00 ea. - HORSES $5.00 ea.
HOGS $1.50 per cwt.
All according to size and conditions
Mem. COLLECT. torr prompt, courteous minium
Brussels 72 - Ingersoll 21
ILLIAM STONE .'SONS LTD.
ING`� SOIL ONTARIO
ails A L cANA41AN TFIRM;• ESTABLISHED .1870
BUS1INFSS CARDS
C, A. Myers,.M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURC:EQN'
z.Vilitarn. St. Phone 4. Brussels, tint.
Walker Funeral Home
»)ay or NightCallsPhone 65
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Homo.
R. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
J. F. Harper, B. A., M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 9 p. m.
Also,11 12 a. m., when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p. m.
Sunday -- Emergent y and by appointments only,
R. 8, Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open every day,
Phone 20x -- Successor to E. D. Bell
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
PhoneOffice 96 Brussels, Ont.
Harold Jackson •
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc:, write or phone Harold Jackson
PHONE 184-661 — SEAFORTH, ONT.
Make arrangements at THE Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetheringto, K. C. Barrister Office, Brussels.
--n.A.Rann&Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral. Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or $t,5 BRUSSELS; ONT.
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Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For ,Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - PRICES REASONAIIIJK Engagements Phone 31 "Tie Brussels Pod" cad they
will be looked after Immediately
For %formation etc 0 write or phone Lew. Rowboat
Or write to R. R 3 Walton.
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BLUE ♦ ALE
The service at Knox Prt.dt+ytericu
Church on Sunday had to be cannon
ed when 3, Mac0onnelt, i.tteknmv
who was to have preached, lied, was un
able to reach the village hem:ase of
the condition of ,the rozds. Rev. Le-
land 0. Jorgenson, minister of tlto
church, expects to be at hone and
will conduct the services ni. Blue
vale and l3elmore next Sunday.
Rev. S. A. Burden conducted a
New Year service at the United
Church on Sunday He urged the
congregation to start the now year
right by taking Christ, along ns
friend, guide and counselor, The
choir sang an anthem. ; he sae.•
rament of the Lord's Supper was
dispensed,
Mr. and Mrs, Milton Fraci r, 3rd
concession of Morris entertained -at a
family dinner on New Year's Day to
celebrate the 25th anniversary of
their wedding. Among the guests
were Mrs. Frasers Father, Robert
Shaw; their daughter, .Miss Dorothy
Fraser of Brussels, and son Bob at
bome. Other, relatives were un-
able to be present on account of
snow -blocked roads.
Personals: Mr, and Mrs. 1', 2T.
Ltllow, Stratford, with Mrs, Lillow
and the Black brother; Miss Edith
Garniss, Clinton, wi.Gh her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crarntsst Mr.
and Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Green,
wood, Stratford, and \4•, and Ytrs.
Bisbee): and two ehilcl'r'n of Hlyth
with Mis. Curtis and with Pear.
son Rol!h. Who is reetn•ering fro•W
an attach of pnearntnni•t .Tack Reis
Mr'. W. N. AfeTa^.yet•: and Scott
of Godot•ic11. Bob Findley oi' Clin-
ton, and firs. Frt d Misltaw of. To••
onto, with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gur•
vey: Miss Roby Miff. Woman's Coi.
i:'t;P Hospital, Toronto, Mr, and
Mrs, Donald Street . of Kitchrner
with Miss Mary Daft and Mrs,
Aitken; Miss Eileen McKinney
Bicto''a F7ospital, London, with her
mother, Mrs Mary McKinney, and
her sister Elizabeth; .Tack Rosman,
in military. training at Calgary
Alta.., with .his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bosnian, Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall and family, Listowel,
with Mr. and. Mrs. George Thorn•
ton; Rev. S. A. Burden and Mrs.
Burden with relatives in Toronto, -
Personals: Mr. and Mrs. ,lames
Peacock hold. a 'flamily gathering at
their home on Wednesday; George
Peacock, Ottawa, with ills parents;
Rev. and Mrs. J, A. Rnrd'en in Tr,
rontot Miss Lucas, Listowel, with
her sister, Mrs. Henning, and Ray-
mond,
Three Births Saturday 1949 Huron County Council
" At Wingham Hospital
- ! ,VfNG1lAM, Jan, 4 --Tires babies
were born on New Y.,ur'a day at
the Wingham General lluspitnt
[The proudestparents are Mr, and
Mrs, Eldon Kirton of Bluevale, Mr
aid Mrs, Russell Kelly of Wing,
haat, and Mr, and Mr's, I•ugh Cum.
nfings of Lueknow.
At. the annual- meeting of the
United Church Sunday School teach
ere and officers, the su.perintamde.at,
W. J. Johnston, resigned after
more tlltut 3.0 years ps a . Sunday
School superintendent ---•first at
Gladstone, Man., for 10 years and,
then at Rlvevele. The new super-
int(Indent is Earl Hamilton, and
the assistant is Ross. Smith.
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Mrs, George Fell was electel to
succeed Mrs, Sperling .Johnston as
teacher of the young women's
class.; and Healey Rtu'den, a former
1 scoutmaster from Dartmouth, N.S.
will teach teen-age boys,
I
Family Celebrations Mark
Birthdays Of Blyth Pair, 90
BLYTHr-Two well-known and
;highly esteemed residents' of this
village observed their 00th birthdays
!last week.
On Wednesday Mrs, Isabelle Cole,
King st., ntlarked her birthday at
the •horns of her . daughter, Mrs.
Tsm.es Michie, teen. 5 of Morris
township, whore a family 'gathering
celebrated the occasion.
Mrs. Cole, formerly lanolin
'Hood, Is a native of Scoiland and
came to Canada. with. her narents
.in 1370, They first settled' at Blen-
heim but tatter a. short time ,there
'they carte to reside in Mofvrls
townshilp where in 1879 Jawbone
Hood became the bride "of Albert
Cole,
Following their marriage they
lived on the farm now occupied by
Mr, and Mrs.'Ernest ilobl3,
In t9120 they moved to Blyth
' where Mr, Cole died in. 1928, ✓.Chere
is a family of three daughters :and
four sons, GTTessie), Mrs. Brandon,
Regina.; (Sean), Mrs, Miobie, , 'Bel-
grat.ve, and Miss Mary Cole, Lou,
don; ,Robert Cole, Toronto; ' Bert,
Regina; anis George and Chattels
London; also a number of gland-
Children.-4,111
land-
children.11
,
WALTON
Mt'. and Mrs. D. Lawless rand
children of Peterboro have returned
home after spending. the holidays
with relatives and friends.
Classified Ad
FOR SALE -
2 sets of sleighs also 1 cutter.
Phone 18-r-4 Wesley Searle
FOR SALE —
2 Electric Brooders,
Phone . 65x -r-2
LOST____.-_�-
A lady's Westpoint gold 'wrist
watch, Finder please notify Mrs.
Maurice Cameron, Phone 24-r.5.
NOTICE—
Room and board for pensioner",
men preferred.
Phone 90 Mrs. Laura Jerym
FOR SALE—
Mediun:t sized oil burner, good as
new,
Apply to Jack Farrow;
FOR SALE—
A, pair of lady's skates with white
boots size 6.
Phone 21-r-13 J. Work
FOR SALE -
2 ladies winter coats and 1 child's
coat size 12 in good condition. ,
Phone 29
FOR SALE—
Boy's C.C.M, skates and boots
size 7.
Phone 84 Mrs. Claire. Long
WANTED
Cutters, sleighs, horse hair. ales
usable materials.
L. Waxman, Brussels
FOR SALE -
31/, H. P. air cooler! Briggs
Stretton gas engine also 9r/s H. P.
air cooled Clarke gas engine suitable
for Milker. Roth these engines oat,
be seen in 01/oration-
Phone 11-r-16 Roy Tnrvey
FOR SALE-
1—Used Easy Washer for sale
9655.00; 1—Now Spartan Radio Reg
5211,50, Special 922.50. New Rogers
and Westinghouse Radios.
Dean Davison at Riverside Motors
FOR SALE—
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber -Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain. sealed
envelope with price list. Six
samples 25s, 24 samples, 91,00. Mail
Order *Dept, M-83 Nov -Rubber Co
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont,
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
Distribute, on Part Time or Pull
Time basis, our 250 prnduots: Toilet-
ries, Vitamins, Extracts, Spices,
Baking Powder, Oakes, Dougluutts,
Glass, Silver, Furniture and Shoe
Polishes, etc. Each Individual a
customer. !Excellent opportunity to
test your business abilities. Write
for FREE details and catalogue--
FAMILEX, 1600 Delo'imier, Mont-
real.
NOTICE
CARETAKER WANTED-
-Grey Township .School Board is
asking for applications for the. -posit-
ion- of caretaker in emelt of the 12
schools for 1949,- Applicants will
stale salary requested, An outline of
the duties may be obtained from the
secretaryor from one of the school
trustees. Applications received until
January 10th, 1949,
Carl Hemingway, -Secretary,
R. R. 3 ;Bru•ssels:
FOR SALE. --
100- acre farm near city, good
buildings, also near village; 100
acre farm, hydro, good buildings,
good location; 100 acre farm, good
buildings near school;' 100 acre
farm good buildings Maar tillage;
A good house itt village of Brussels,
patiadMb possession. •
J. 0. Lon& -
Real l+'3tate Broker,
Brussels, Ont,
Asltdelrl Clem Jell:mh r,
Tily111 I"r Int,; liahtton
lirur•c•slo 1 uy Cou.;ins
Clinton 4r, W. wait
('olbrtrne Stanley •Myrter
r;tot Wawanosh ... J. U. Roeet'cft
17xelt>r .................. A. J. Sweltzer
Cfiul,•rielt twp. J. I1, Stlr'lnut
Goderich George Mathirson
Godevielt (deputy) W. .f. Balser
Grey Jahn OTrNabb
Crey (deputy) Clifford Rowland
Hay Georere Arnlslrnncr
17ensall . Alvin W. Kerslake
Tlhllett Sohn W.- lrmstion '
Tiotvkek ..... IS. .1. Farrish
1Towiek (deputy) TTa:,t11 Gowdy
McKillop .. Dan Tieur•rmann
Morris Harvey Johnston
Sea forth
Stanley
P. S. Sill*
Punter Welist•-r
Stephen Elnler Lawson
Stepliett (deput-v) 11.u'na Beaver
`Tnalcersntlth ,.......:1. Nicholson
Turnherry W. 1'I. Woad
TTsborne Hewn Berry
W. Wuwanosh ,.,!•i. i•'1untgemt
Wingham Murray John;t„n
Will Show Film
.To Huron Connril
GODERICIT, San. ,--When the
Huron County Connell eonrenP4 in
Panuary, members will be shown a
sound and color flat ent."nl "The
hooks Drive On” which shows tit•
FIuron County traveling library at
work in all parts of the conty.
Tine film is the first' of its kind
im ,Ontario and the speria)ly built
mobile library which went into
operation in November 1917, is th•.
first of its kind also,
The movie was made
gestiou of Angus Mowat, inspector
of public, libraries in Ontario. Ho '
will use the movie to . show other
counties in the province the grca
work the FIuron County library is I
doing. The cost is borne by l:Turon
County.
7.1te pictures were taken by Rob-
ert Henry, Goderich and the :lint was
produced and directed by Mr, and
Mrs. Gltn Eckmier, county librar-
ians, with Tom Rafferty, Wingham,
as the commentator.
The film runs for 35 minutes. in
it are shown rural ,cud rultan
scenes In the county such .,- I'tr,rrs
and beauty spots.
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HEALTHY BIRDSooMORE PROFITS
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--count on 1,243.4.4ithe "pee,sa q
producer". Built to pec isle all toast vgra,a&
and view In your egg laying nschtess a*4 the
right materials to tusks eggs with sound sheik
end premium quality.
ROE FARMS MILLING CO. - ATWOOD. ONT.
act,
KNOW.aM•+t�'x%�
—that a bird laying 80 now
per year eats 971 lbs. feed
or 111/2 LBS. PER DOZ. EGOS,
--a bbd laying 240 agga per
year eats 831/2 lbs. lead or
44 LBS. PER DOZ. EGGS.
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Repair Your Tractor - any make
Repair al@ kinds of Farm Equipment,
Purl « darn £gwprrte,di
L.' I7iinicri T t: es
Phone 86-r-5
Ethel
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ONTARIO
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Re Unsatisfied Judgment
Fund Fee
1 515
Diadem an amendment to the Highway Traffic Act enacted in 1947, revision
was made for the creation of an Unsatisfied Judgment Fund out of which will
be paid, in the manner prescribed, judgments for personal injuries and
property damage sustained by reason of the operation of motor vehicles,
which cannot be collected in the ordinary manner from the judgment debtors:.
The method prescribed for creating the Fund is the collection of a special fey
when required, from each person to whom is issued either an operator's or R
chauffeur's license.
Although to date no fees have been collected from those operating motor
vehicles, the legislation has been in effect since the 1st of July, 1947, and
many judgments have been paid by the Department pending the creation of
the Fund.
Effective with the issue of 1949 motor vehicle operators' and chauffeurs,
licenses, an additional fee of 50 cents (50c) will be collected from each person
So whom is issued a 1949 license, which fee will be known art the Unsatistt'tstl
Judgment Fund fee and will be . set aside solely for the purpose of creedal'.
Ile Unsatisfied Judgment Fund.
This is not an annual fee and no further fee will be collected front m0
vehicle drivers for this purpose until the i'und is exhausted or so utterly so
f indicate that there is act sufficient in the Fund so py judgments fat a
tsll•at last one yam
ONTARIO
IMPART/ANT Of HIGHWAY..
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