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The Brussels Post, 1950-5-24, Page 5of .41A5a5 ro (1 \\\\!0 i,Il lith,( ." � ,/rte:1R Ii \, ip )'litO PURE HOUSE PAINT Weather and wear resistant. Available in spark. ling white and 19 beautiful, lasting colours. Johnson's Paint & Electric Store Brussels, Oat PAIf4T oraopuflf$ felt 114OAAE AND iHOuvrIIy' ' tris•^ « s 1,2.1 is kce.:.tto,.. : COWS - $2.50 each HORSES- $2.50 each HOGS - .50 per cwt. according to sirse tenade! Mono collect: BR!JsiSELS — 72 INGERSOLL — 21 .. rti R1S l': ;II n ere the na.tues reemv- fr lip Infant s:t,n of \Tr. and Mrs. 1 1',tett11 George Road E., \'i,. i:;, 11. r„ at a christening son. ,i. e held in Centennial United (Imre!' on Mother's Day. Rev, W. R. I WANTED •— Ashford arida ted at the ceremony: I Housekeeper, A luncheon was held later at the I elderly lady, home of the baby's parents. Among Ernest Denis, Brussels. those present were the baby's pat- trn'il grandmother Mrs. Wm, Elston . PLANTS FOR SALE — IllireEg. linlYallilEiglikVElintS1121136523132"mgonsingealeiNfElEMEUImp" Sr,. \';'ingbam, Ona., Air, and Mrs, I -T. 1 Strawberry plants, ready for plant- ami meq---. - �.»„-rte_— .1. 1\'arne,•, \its. R ing, A tv n Jam . �,. MAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL ,urs. Wm. :Speir, Brussels; glad !Classified FOR 10 pigs, 11 weeks old Jtuy ll,.unell Phone 82-r•4. FOR SALE — wm.k. \l:u•e, sound and right, Erl. NV, ilryctu:, 13rassels Phone 17-r-1.8 . FOR SALE — A quantity of iiueltwheat. Ken. McDonald Phone ;i6 -r-11 FOR SALE — 26 pigs ,veaned, and a quantity of potatoes. Lawrence Qutrmrgesser Phone 83-r-14 FOR SALE— 9 Wellwood Brod Sows, all dile in , May, Jermyn Phone 53-r-12 FOR SALE — All white enamel Cook Stove, r and Ch"er", used 1?;, years. Glenn itatother Phone 75•x,17 1 good home for an lr, 1.emlay, Alit, 1950 1 — 1949 Ford Custom 4 door 1 — 1947 Pontiac Sedan 1947 Chevrolet Sedan 1941 Ford Coach 2 — 1940 Dodge Sedan 2 — 1940 Ford coaches 1 — 1947 Dodge Coach hese; @mats re Priced To Sell Select Yaw 2 — 1949 Ford Pick -Ups 1 --• 1949 Ford 1 Ton 1 — 1947 Ford 2 Ton 1 — International KB 5 Dump Truck 1 1945 Ford Stake 1 --- 1947 Chevrolet Cab and Chassis 2 Ton 1 — 1940 Chevrolet Platform These are priced right all good values. Visit Our New Car Lot on Wallace Street and See These Interesting Values Remember you always deal better when you deal with PHONE 66 FORD -• MONARCH tcir Wood, Miss Apply t es Barry, Tngmond „���-._mm - ('oiler Morris, Air, and Mrs. C. Briggs ' ville, Phone, 868.15, Seaforth. m. avr..�om •'d LISTOWEL Fluor Briggs, WHAT MAKES TME STEAL? One sal,sg'.r1 stole $5,400 ... An - ether woman eit bezzled 59,000... In The American Weekly, with this Sunday's iMay 231 issue of Detroit Sunday Times, there is a dramatic report that reveals that. more than tour times as many women were caught steeling after World War II as before the War ! Get Sunday's 1h.troit Times. GVO ER N ME NT OF CANADA 3% BONDS dated June 1st and November 15th, 1935 due June 1st, 1955 have been called for payment June 1st, 1950 These bonds should be presented promptly for payment on or soon after June 1st, 1950, because after that date they will no longer earn interest. Ras W :S4 A`1tffU'P>!�t,it,7°�.`t°y s • On Fish, Sizzling Steaks and Chops, in Soups and Sauces — butter makes all the difference in goodness, wherever it is 'used. So buy more butter now — at the new low price! MARKETING SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, OTTAWA Fee ee Costs FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HELP PRODUCE HEALTHY, FULLY NOURISHED BIRDS WHO GIVE MORE EGGS—BETTER EGGS. BY INCREASING QUALITY AND QUANTITY YOU LOWER COST AND INCREASE PROFITS. Blatch.#ord (Fill -the -Basket) EGG MASH and EGG PELLETS (Birds Relish Palish) For Sale by Ethel Produce Phone 22-r-10 W.M.S. HOLD ANNUAL.OR SALE— i.H, \loGec•, V,ingham; MEETING AT KINCARDINE sup 1•Ai If'nrieldc bni,p.)oc t',tnhber tlonds) n., I' t.',>,tpaid in plain e.nled enrelope ,r'th price •int Nis amm�le L.6c. .:9 Saillltlh9, 41,00 Moil Order .rept. M.33 Nov -Ribber Co., 1 A r! Hamilton, Cnt. FOR SALE -- Bray Pullets. From $17.90. Dayolds, started up to 5 weeks, Immediate shipment, Get rnmplete price list mt these, also mixed and cockerels to order. From agent Win. Glenn Bray. Ethel, ATTENTION FARMERS We will he pleased to pick up dead m• crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. For im- merlia to service telephone collect— Rrnssels 88-r-12 nr Elmira 564 Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd. FOR SALE— A frame house 22 x 30 situated on Nnrth half of lot 17. con, 8, Morris township. Interior dismantled, with contents stored inside. Apply to Mrs. Ferne Patterson, Walton. NOTICE - Will do custom work with new tractor corn planter. Excellent for sewing corn for husking, as it will st'W as thin as you like. Also good for sewing corn for silos, Wm. Stratychuk Phone Brussels49-8. TENDERS WANTED — Tenclers will be received until June .5th by Grey Twp. School Area for wiring S. 5, No. 8, Grey Twp. School. Specifications may be seen at Watson Brown's or the Secretary's. J. Carl Iiemingway, Sec._ yeas, FOR SALE — Real good 100 acre farm with good eh buildings. cermit timber bush, 24 acres ploughed, small acreage of Fall Wheat, rest newly seeded, priced to sell, immediate possession. J, C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Phone 84, Brussels, Ont. ATTENTION FARMERS — One hundred and fifty thousand ft good used lumber. Four hundred square corrugated Iron roofing, Square timber. Reasonable Ethel, Mitchell, Walton; arena at Goderich, Man on job. Latest seed cleaning, and treating plant. Panogen treatment. 3. C. Lamont, Ethel, Ont. Phone Brussels 86-r-13. FARMERS — Save money try Na Chairs Liquid Fertilizer may be used with dry ter - Miser, or replace It. Any drill will do. Try a test field — 75c to $1.00 per acre. Recommended — Free Samples to reliable farmers. Free inform,atien and folders, Apply to J. C. Lamont, Ethel, TENDERS WANTED — Tenders will be received by Grey Tun Twp., schen] Root% til May 15, 1950 Inc the following:— 1 woodshed sttnated at Molesworth Public School approximately 12' x 18'. 1 Horse stable wiith six individual stalls situated at S, S. No, 1, Lot 6, Concession 12, Grey Twp. This build• ing contains a good fluanttty of 2" elm Plank aPpnoximately size 12 x 40, 1. Carl fleming'way, See, -Tress. 11, R. 3 Brussels. Interesting And Instructive Sessions Held — Full Slate of Officers Elect- ed for Coming Year. The 36th annual meeting of Mait- land Presbyterial W.M.S. was held in Knox Presbyterian Chnrch, Kin- cardine, on Tuesday, May 9th. Mrs. Allen McAuley, president, presided and opened the meeting with prayer, Mrs. Bennett of Dungannon, and Mrs. Dan Hnether or Cranbrook, led in the devotions, the theme being. "Faith." ROT. Stewart welcomed the visitors. Reports were given by the seeretartes and all were very encouraging. Mrs. 0. Reid. Tees - water, led in prayer. Mrs. Bell, Kincardine. introduced the ejuest speaker, Miss Freida Matthews, National Missionary Executive Sec- retary. Miss Matthew spoke of the advance work that is to he clone and gave many helpful ideas. Mrs. John Linklate• of Kincardine, closed the morning session with prayer, Dr. C. H. MacDonald of Blneva.le- bl'ought greetings from Presbytery at the dinner hour. Afternoon Session • The afternoon session opened with Mrs, Carrie and Mrs. Newman of Whitechiurch and Miss Mary McLeod of Lnnknow, in charge of the devot- ions. the theme being "Courage Through Faith." Miss Matthews spoke on the work in Formosa., .the Chinese and Tndian work in Canada and of the great need for more work- ers. Mrs. G. Reid, convener of resol- titions committee, presented the resolutions which were opposed to Sunday sports, midnight dances and giving alcohol to minors. These resolutions were adopter' and will he hent on 10 Presbytery. Miss Marian .Tohneton of Kincardine, sang. Honorary life membershipce'tifi cotes were presenter" to Mrs. .7. Lin -Water. Kincardine and Mrs. G. Reid.' Teatvater, Miss Blathers. of Luck inw, and Mrs. Simpson, Kin- taii, made the presentations. Mrs, Reil gave the treasurer's report showing an increase in -all depart- ments. Mrs. Cross, Kincardine, pre- sented the flenneigraph of "The Tipper Room"' which was most interesting and inspiring. Mrs. Morrison, Kincardine, ex tended greetings from Mrs, Rif• chie of ,Sc'efnrth, who is (n Great "Britain. Mea. R. Mowbray. Wing- h'an. gave the report -of the synodi- cal meeting held recently in Brent- ford. Mrs. 'Richards, 1t thel, gave the offering prayer. Mrs. McAnlev nnoke of the revival work fhat is taking place in nm' bind. Mrs Mac. T)m,nlrl, Ashireld, closed the meet- ing with prayer. Miss Mattliews in- stalled the following officers. • TTnno'ne•v ores., Miss Mather, Lneknnw: ores.. Mrs. Allan '.lRc- Aniey, Ripley; let vice -urns., Mrs, "Brn,lnh. Smith Kinln.s• 8111 vire- lives . 14rs .T. rnninhnll. Moicawo'th: 3rr1 rice-m•nd \Trs, A. Nintnto, 7/na- bs/II:4th vice -Pres.. Mrs D . A. �sroLea+,. Ashfiel:it; 5th vice -'pros„ 714'1,1.G. P -'jf, Town ni'et': tress., Mrs, ,Toho Bell, rcim n.l'dine: secretaries; recording, Ma's, R. Mowbray, Wino ham; corresponding, Mrs, TT, Me- R'intion, Riplev; finance, A4rs Rrrn, Black. TCineardinet children's, Mrs, Taimebnrv, label; young woolen's and girls', Mrs, M, Wendchrson, Limit:now; home helpers, Mrs, H.95eir, Tirueselis; etoudents, Mit, D. Rae, WingbomI life memherehip, e y. rs. W. Ringrose, Tees- ' water; welcome and welfare, Mrs. R. F. MacDonald, Snuth Kinloss; literature and library, Mrs. G. Day, • Wingham: press, Mrs. Parrish Mof- fat, I.'angside; exchange, firs. D. R. MacKenzie, Ashfield; historian, Mrs. R. McWhinney, Dungannon, BLUEVALE ' Raggedy Nan, the humornns play, drew a large aadienee to the Com - motility hall on Friday night. The 1 play was presented by the Auburn Athletic Club and was sponsored by the Women's Association of the Tilted Church. Between acts vocal solos were given by Mr. Elliott Lapp, Auburn, with Miss Jackson ac- companying. - One or the numbers was "Friars in Order Grey," which has not been heard in Blnevale for many years. Personals: R Laganiere, Coch- rane. has accepted a position as butter maker at the Rluevale cream- ery: Harold Hamilton has been en- gaged by the Turnberry Township School Board as teacher of the Blue - vale public school; Mrs. .Arthur Shaw with Mrs. Webb, Hamilton; Mrs. A. 0. Hewitt. AulIun•n, with friends here; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cardiff, Miss Jessie Strachan and nephew, Thomas Strachan, Brussels, and Edward Bryans, Walton, at the home of Mrs. P. S. MacTwan: Mr. and Mrs. Allan White and baby of Clifford. with Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hbrton. MEMOR,tAL.S WINGHAM MEMOt4IAL SHOP Famous for Artistic Memorials at very reasonable prices. Always a Ias;•ge stock in chokes; granites to chose from Cemetery lettering a specialty All modern machinery R. A. SPOTTGN •'-tone 256 Wingham, Oat" 1rticles For Sale -- 1 ypewriters, Addtzsy Machines, Regaiters, Bought, Sold Ai, :red. Safes, opened, con: - 'one changed, use,' safes t. W Locking. 369 - 24th St. W., ')hone 2096y. Owen `sound essewmaaateewasteele,eameeeNeiwanareseee Renfrew Cream Separators and Milkers. Disc, Plows, Manure Spreaders. Lime and Fertilizer Sowers, Spring -tooth Harrows Land Packers, Rubber -tired Wagons. Oliver Tractors, both wheel tractors and crawlers, Plows, Discs, Spreaders, Mowers, Hay Loaders, Smalley Forage Blowers and Hammer Mill.. We also ave repairs for Oliver Cockahutt Tractors. MORRITT & WRIGHT rraroetaarsent Dealers for Oliver Implements Telephone 4 and 98, Blyth, Ant BUSINESS CARDS C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C. PHYSICIAN 'end SURC,.EOIN W'Ilisun S0 Phone 4. Braeseie, Oat_ DR. R. W. STEPHENS Graduate University of Toronto PHYSICIAN and SURGEON one 45 Brussels, Ont. Walker Funeral Horne L)ay or Night trans Phone 65 No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home. EL G. Walker Licenced Funeral Director & Embalmer. SELWYN BAKER Agent for — Hartford Wind Insurance McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Our Rates Are Reasonable For further particulars -- Phone Brussels 43-r-10, ALBERT CARDIFF Agent for HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. bWK Our rates are lower. ?home 21-r-4 Brussels, Ont. Chas. T. Davidson INSURANCE FOR ALL KIFiDS Aiutomobile and Fire Insurance Accident and Sickness Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co. atone Office 96 — Brussels, Ont. D. A. Rann & Co. FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer PHONE 36 or 85 •— — BRUSSELS, ONT. Dennis Duquette Phone 51-r-18 R. R. 4 Brownie Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County No Sale too Big — None too Small Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Ones. R. S. Hetherington, K. C. WINGHAM and BRUSSELS AT' USSELS Tuesday and Saturday all day — Offict open eery day. Phone 20a —, Successor to E. D. 14x0 Lewis Rowland (Licensed For Huron County) tIATI3FACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REAi.SON For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" aaad nary wiR be looked after lmmec1iately For information etc., write or phone Lew. RONlintea Or write to R. R. 3 Walton. — REPAIRED and RECOVERED Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs Also Rebuild Mattresses Pick-up and `'e ver-- c Str rtic)! (Jphokktering (0 43 Brunshwick Street Stratford, Ont. Enquire at -• DA A. R,A.NN Fon sitore and Funeral Service Phone 36 or.85 Brussels, Ont.