The Brussels Post, 1950-5-3, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
Savo ed' Costs
FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HELP
PRODUCE HEALTHY, FULLY
NOURISHED BIRDS WHO
GiVE MORE EGOS --BETTER
EGGS. BY INCREASING
QUALITY AND OUANTITY
YOU LOWER COST AND
INCREASE PROFITS.
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(Pili th B:tst:ot}
En MASH and EGG PELLETS
(Birds Relish Pellets)
For Scale toy
Phone 22.r-10
BLUEVA LE
The last euchre party for the
waren to he sponsored by 'he local
Viromen's Institute was held \1 ednes-
tiay night in the Community Hall
Aare with 17 tables in play. the lar-
gest attendance of the series. Mrs.
Art. Ruttan .von first prize for
.ascvnien with 76 points, and Bill Smith
wax. the high man. having 79 points.
lens a was served, after which vio-
lha music by Joe Smith provided an
ofr,:aortunity for a Yew dances,
Personals: Mrs. Gordon Jacobs,
Huron Presbyterial Of The
W. M. S. of United Church
Marks Anniversary
l'-mtiuin a Cron! Baer Otte
Ca; 9f't' (. Ad :.1
FOR SALE--, ~
r'ry body hardwood and limb wood,
Dan \ieicinuun Phone 24.1,-12.
FOR SALE --•
W.,• were else highly honoured in \ eonverilble baby hog y.
u> the Ire-1dratt of our . 1 1 vi .Creek T boor 28-r-14
1 ne 11'ul,(. airs. 1..
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\VIti.e,tt was a happy , hu idem i ('-. 'i SALE—
tee . u non th , who at• , nnantity of Good Alfalfa Seed,
rend, d the first meting and she i 1':'0. i'ratachtnke Phone 49-r-8,
, L.,, , •.•valte l pleasant memories. In 1 _._ .__,_... .. _.... - .. _ _ _..
+'or SALE --
;`,. i:upt Muse Trailer 21' x 7'
,r is -\ Pply to
G. F. thonla500 Box RIS, (Tinton
',OR SALE—
' Ir, l•ri l pullets. 414t months old
• ply to .Jot Mobiles, R. 11. 4
Brussels. Phone 15-r-6.
her nsu rl sincere manner she hr night
..^ t ^ d 11• :she said
-Tip. (here!, march,•s u0, on yont
and that ee, ntu t maintain
'1 ritual flow so the missionary
Point au liaril, who is visiting her
a:elle r, airs, W. H. Fraser of Wing-
xi,1,0,1 Mr . Arthur Shaw;
!:rs. (' ,l. l Fingland, Mrs. M. 11.
E:ltc''. \\'in ham, and Mrs. 11ri1-
,.,,.,1 C,orro,w. Cleveland, 0., with
Hiss Duff; Mr, and airs. J. H.
aIilter, Belgrawe, with Mrs. R, F.
G arniss.
FOR SALE—
Excellent tire 600 x 16, can be used
fel' spare or wagon. apply at
The Brussels Post.
h ,.lu t u , f 'Airs, white's
\t Millie read an address
1,. t. ve- _ presented
and Mrs. White by
Mrs. Kirkby. 111 'Milne also point-
ed out that a gift and a note .fere
be to sent to MISS Syld1 Conrtire, a
former ntisst,u'.i-y to Japan. rspres•
sing the Presbytrrtal snl•row that
e',ror-h illness .he had been unable
to he 'present to address this anni-
versary meeting in her home church.
The report of the Resolutions and
('snot, y Committee was brought in
by ahs. O. R. Erratt of Goshen, She
extended the sincere thanks of the
meeting to tlic ladies of Ontario St.,
Church for their fine hospitality.
.Mrs. Wm, \loVittie of Westfield
dedicated 'the aftt-rnoon offering.
The morning session took care of
the r:'ralar work of the Presbyterial.
it eels conducted by the President,
Mr,. H P. Kirkby. Mrs. W. S. R.
Holmes welcomed the ladies and Mrs.
A. Lane. Brussels replied,
:sa
THE OF
Here is a typical bank manager -
43, married, with a growing
ll, Ji ii family. He is active in
community affairs. When he
-== joined the bank as a junior, he
was 17, just out of high school. He soon
moved up. By his late twenties he was
accountant in his branch.
He worked hard. All the time he was learning
about banking, about Canada, too, in
various branches, different areas ... learning
to know people—their hopes, fears, problems
—the importance of the human factor.
At 36 he was branch manager. Now he has
another, larger branch. And his way to
advancement is still open. His general
manager started as a junior, too ... and
carried with him to the top the business
experience and human understanding
wined along the way.
SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK
i,;gll
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FOR SALE --
9 WIlht•nod strain York Sows, all
tine early in May.
Mr!. ,Terntyn Phone 53-r-12
HOUSE FOR SALE—
!tense
-
ntense In 1Vinglam, single storey.
convenient. ideal location,
381 or Phone .541-1V Wing
The secretaries reports showed a
year of advance in practically all de-
partment.. There are fifty-nine after-I,'amn,P 25c, sanlpil s, $1.110. Mal
and r-ight erenin_ ansiliaries Order !left. M.33 Nov-P.,lhi•ar l'^.
and they showed an increase of 134 •. a 91, Hamilton, (int
In membership. 22 Mission Bands : --.. -
FOR SALE — . �.
d -
e-•aeh'the standard of recognition.
Bethel is the best real society. pray Pullets—front ?:17.90, Day -
The literature was displayed in a olds. Started up to 5 weeks.-Tmmed-
e<,vel way when Mrs. J. Hillehreeht
:,tel Mrs. R. Lawson presented a skit.
Mrs. J. A, Sutter. treasurer, report-
ed that $1.9.600.20 had been raised in
1949 which was an increase of
01.457.25. She alsn stated that $344,-
000.
344,000. had been raised in the twenty-
five
wentyfive years.
Del rates to the London Confer -
six rooms.
Write RAs
ham.
FOR SALE —
M tchaven
Poritr: Fenn
EARLY STARTED PULLETS
FOR EARLY EGG MARKET
All Breeds To Choose From
AVAILABLE THIS WEEK
500 Rock x Leghorn, 12 Weeks
500 Leghorn (Waiter Rose) 9 weeks I,
These pullets are on range,
* * *
200 Hemp.* Rock, 8 weeks
100 Hamps. 8 weeks
500 Hamp x Rook. 5 weeks
600 Hamp x Sussex 4 weeks
1000 Leghorn (Walter Rose) 5 weeks
* * *
3000 Hamp x Rock. Hamp x Sussex.I
Leghorn. Hamps. Rocks.
Rook x Leghorn.
* *
To order at any age or date to
istilt your needs.
DELIVERY IF REQUIRED
11 pigs about 75 lb. each. 20 ft.
tower windmill. 1 good Spring tooth
cultivator. Ladies bicycle, like new.
T L Earl Phone 34-r-16
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Frank C. Mitchell & Son
Wroxeter Phone 76
_1
FOR SALE--
\early new, Warner Electric Brood-
er, used 2 months, 400 chick cap-
acity.
Torrance. Dundas. Walton
Phone 90 -r-5 Brussels.
FOR SALE-
11:elebie bueN,e- r'.tnhber ttnodsl
'postpaid in plain. sealed
ern Nope :rich *trice itst. Flt(
ia.te shipment, Get new prire list m1
these, also mired, (rem agent Wm. in the American Weekly with Sun -
Glen Bray. Ethel. day's Detroit Times.
\Cetinestlity, May 3rd, 1950
NOTICE
As Corn Boer Inspector for the
North part of Huron County I urgent-
ly request all growers of corn which
includes garden plots as well as field
corn to have all refuse of corn either
burned nr buried before the 20th
day of May.
Peahlities are provided for the
non-compliance in the Plant Disease
Act,
Thos. Dougherty,
P. 0. Box 927,
Goderich, Ont,
+fie
is the simple, easy way to lasting
beauty. You simply flow it on with a
full brush ... i3 levels itself ...leaves
no brush marks ... hundreds of
uses ... 18 beautiful colours, also
black and white.
Jol•.nson'a eaint & Ele:tr;c :itor.
E ru,selt.. O1,
FOr< SALE—
h;,eett a motors r' W,7ttnet JJ1-
•„a9rel. eixpert workmanship. M
ea. prices. Nin motors in stook
,aote)5ee ineuutrtee,
,48 Ontario. wirers,
Otrattfbret, Oto„
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Phm, B., R. O.
Carol E. 1-lomuth R. O.
Mrs. H. Viola Homuth R. O.
Registered Optometrists
LOTICE —
Radiator Cleaning and Repairing
at reasonable cost. Try Bluevale
Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles
Telephone Harry Elliott 848W-1
Wingham.
tttrticles For Sale • -
1'ypewriters, Adding Machines,
'- Regsiters, Bought, Sold otk
:red. Safes, opened, coni-
-aus changed, used safes':
J. W. Locking,
369 - 24th St. W.,
Phone 118 Harriston, Ont. 'hone 2096A Owen Sound
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THE TIME
FEUDS OF THE OLD WEST
One of the most famous of all ,
western fends --- the Johnson County
War is revealed in Sunday's (May 7
issue) Detroit Times. Read about
the battle which raged continuously I
between cattlemen and settlers until
the 17. S. Calvah•y had to stop figth-
ing. See this action -packed thriller
ATTENTION FARMERS
1\'e will he pleased to pick up dead I
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest prevailing prices. For im-
mediate service telephone collect—
Rressels 85-r-12 nr Elmira 584
r
-Branch Cnnventinn to be held in Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
Sarnia nu May 1n. 11 were appointed
as fames; Mist Margaret Dane, WANTED —
Gerrie; airs. Wilford 1Tark. Crediton; Clean cot young woman for light
Mts., *Ethel Terris. W^lten and Mrs. llohise work in apartment, congenial
T Aherhart, Gnderirh. Nelon of Toronto: Young couple and
An invitation from .Tame' Bt.. Ex. month old baby. Sleep in. Write
Pier frt. t1t 1051 Cnnventinn 3055 ;..1s with snap if possible, Rail fare
Renfrew Cream
MEIVIO {ALS
', NGHAM M MOKiAL SI -1045
Fars us for
Ace; tic Mieroori:.ls
at ver'. e'ea::cntnl,ne "
a
ler,:te s.t.Dc.k in 'Ito»:
• granites to chose from
�e:nellr�, tettering a specialty
All modern ::Machinery
ii. A. SPOTTCN
rpt Wins—hare,
avert-del Th., Alar„' for 1115 various ,rrarrs1. Mrs. Laura Rosenberg,
sectional meet!n55s were annenneed 1595 Bathurst St„ Toronto, Ont,
as f -glow The Forth 5t tlrrnxetrrt TENDERS WANTED — Disc, Plows, Manure
Seitii at G,.,,,•:1 pen l: Centra at Win -
w, -t t NiiP For 'pray Painting the Palace on Spreaders.
the Pair Grounds at Brussels. State
The repnrr of the nominating ma -Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
tnit 5 wa' nrrnpted end the new by the hourand in hulk for the
Exterior. we expect to furnish the Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
The fnllnwing is the list of nfficres Mowers, Hay Loaders,
for 1950: Past President. Mrs. C. Fall Wheat. rest newly seeded, priced Smalley Forage Blowers and
'reveller. TTelmnsville; President. Mrs. tr 'ell, immediate possession. Hammer Mill..
H. P. Kirkby. Walton: let Vice Pres. J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Went. Mrs R. Allen, Bruefietd; Phone 34, Brussels, Ont. We also ave repairs for
2nd Vice President, Mrs, C. M. Rob- - - "-- Oliver Cockshutt Tractors.
r•rtsml. Goderirlt: "rd Vice ATTENTION FARMERS —
President, MORRITT & WRIGHT
One hundred and fifty thousand ft
lir-. \C. ,T• Moores,Belgrave; 4th nod used lumber.
e.,, ee;=-at Dealers for
Vire Prnstdent, Mrs. E, Desiardine; w Implements
Four hundred square corrugated
Grand Pend: Evening Auxiliary Telephone 4 and 93, Blyth,
Sr-r'y.. Mrs. W. Thompson, Centralia; iron roofing.
T1oporrling Ser'y., Miss Mary H. Square timber, Reasonable Ethel, _._-
min,. myth; Corresponding Soc'y., Mitchell, Walton, arena at Goderieh.
M1 s.' W. .1 Greer, Whrgham Treas- Maio on Joh.
Luer, Mrs. J. Sutter, Clinton; Chris- Latest seed cleaning, and treating
plant. Panogen treatment,
I. C. Lamont, Ethel, Ont,
Plume Brussels 86-r-13,
Separators and Milkers.
nffirrra elected. 'Mrs. L. C. White P• -;lit. To be painted during June or
duly instailyd these nffirors' Tnly. Tenders to he in by June lst,
This meeting rnmmemnratinP the
Th,,,,. 1t'esenhurg, Sec.-Treas.
twenty-fifth :umirersary of this Pres -
Brussels. Phone 66-r-9.
hyterial was outstanding for attend- _
ane*, interest, and Inspiration. Re- FOR SALE —
Real good 100 acre farm with good
buildings. ebeel:ent timber hush, 24
:tires ploughed, small acreage of
viewing the past proved to he a chal-
lenge to the fntnre in Advance
than Stew:crti411p and Finance Sec'y.,
Mrs, E. Mills. Walton; Mission Ciricle
Ser'y„llrs. E. Hocking, Cromarty;
mission Band Secy„ Mrs, W. Johns,
Extcr; C,G.T,T. Sec'y Mrs. G. W.
Tiffin, Winghami Baby Band Sec'y.,
Mrs, Alex, Mcfirnken, Bluevale;
! Supply Sec'y,, Mrs. W. M. Aitken,
Clinton; Community Friendship
Ser'y.. Mrs. G, Penwarden., Centralia;
Missionary Monthly and World
Friends Sec'y., Mr's. W. Wig'htman,
Wiugham; Tmeperanec and Christ-
ian Citizenship Sec'y., Mrs, R. Law'
son, Reafoth; Litcrntnre Sec'y. Mrs.
J, T-Tillehrecht, Seaforth; Associate
Members Ree'y., Mrs, C, 7mbrigg,
Clinton Press See'y„ Miss F. Johns-
ton, Bluevale,
FARMERS —
Try one field with Nachttrs Liquid
Fertilizer and see for yourself, That
it does all thatwe claim it wilt.
Order from Geo Wesenburg,
Your Rawieigh Dealer,
Phone 58-r-9, Brussels. .
FARMERS —
Save money try Na Chairs Liquid
Fertilizer may he used with dry ter-
tilixer, or replace it. Any drill will
1n. Try a test field —
750 to $1,00 per acre.
Recommended — Free Samples to
rItobIa farmers. Free intormktll!n
and folders. Apply to
J. C, Lament, Itithel.
TENDERS WANTED —
*Tenders will he received, by Grey
Twp.. school Board, until May 15, 1950
for the following: -
1 woodshed situated at Molesworth
Public School approximately 12' x 13',
1 6Torse stable -teeth six individual
stalls situated at 5, S, Ne. 1, Lot 8,
Concession 12, Grey Twp. This build-
ing contains a good n'ua.nrtity of 2”
elan plank approximately size 12 x 411,
1. Carl Hemingway, Sec: Treas,
R, E, 8 Brussels.
Ont.
COWS - $2.50 each
HORSES- $2.50 each
HOGS - .50 per cwt.
according to 'taw 4101
coelaskea
Mono collect:
BRUSSELS — 72
INGERSOLL — 21
William Stone -Sons; Ltd.
INOERSOLL, 004810
MAY
THE MONTH OF THE YEAR
TO BUY
A GOOD USED C.AR — TRUCK or
TRACTOR
THE PLACE
JACKSON MOTORS
Listowel
The Outstanding Values — The Choice
Selection and
The Condition and Price
of our
USED CARS, TRUCKS and TRACTORS
Cannot be equalled.
1SED CARS
1950 Hillman Minx Sedan — only 2,000 miles
' Heater, undercoated.
1948 Pontiac Sedan, Radio Heater — Just like new
1948 Monarch Sedan, Radio Heater — In new car condition
1948 Ford Sedan like new inside and out
1947 Monarch Sedan --- New car condition
1947 DeLuxe Ford Coach in perfect condition
1946 Dodge Custom Sedan
1946 Pontiac Sedan
1946 Pontiac Coach
1946 Pontiac Coupe
1946 Chevrolet Sedan
1946 Chevrolet Coach
1941 Chevrolet Sedan
1940 Studebaker Sedan
1937 Ford Sedan
1931 Chevrolet Coach
1928 Chrysler Sedan
1929 Ford Coach
USED TRUCKS
1949 1 -ton G. M. C. Truck with DeLuxe Cab,
Stake Body, H. D. Springs, like new.
1948 1/2 -ton Chevrolet Pick -Up
1948 1/2 -ton Chevrolet Pick -Up
1948 1/4 -ton G. M. C. Panel Truck
1948 3 -ton G. M. C. Gravel Truck like new, box & hoist
1947 3 -ton Mercury Truck
1946 1/9 -ton Ford Pick -Up
1946 21/5 -ton G. M. C.
1942 3 -ton G. M. C.
USED TRACTORS
Ford Ferguson Used Tractor, like new
Ferguson Tractor only 1 year old
Cockshutt Tractor, used only one year
"Service with a Smile"
L. &W. Jackson Motors Ltd.
Your GENERAL MOTORS DEALER
Your Ferguson Tractor and Ferguson
System Implements Dealer.
Phone 161 Listowel, Ont.