The Brussels Post, 1945-9-26, Page 3The ServiceYou Have BeenWaiting
For To All Makes 'Of Cars
Trucks And Tractors
We hove four Government Certified mechanics and three
Helpers.
We specialize in complete overhaul jobs, reconditioned
motors and , special Tune-up jobs, Generators
Carburetors, Distributors, Windshield wipers by a
special tune-up man.
TR ACTORS
Mr. John McMillan, a former employee and recently discharg-
ed from the R.C.A.F• after 5 years service is going to
specialize in Tractor work.
We carry a large stock of Genuine Ford Parrs and
Accessories for all makes of cars.
TIRES & TUBES
Firestone, Atlas and Seiberling.
BATTERIES
Ford, ':Fide, Firestone and Atlas.
ANTIFREEZE
We have a large stock of'rAnti-freeze and we hope to
be able to supply you with Preston this year.
MASSEY-HARRIS PARTS AND
IMPLEMENTS
FOR SALE
1 Used 1 40 1 -ton Ford rruck with steel box and Stock rack.
Take advantage of our front end service, Gas, Oil,
Grease and wash, a man in attendance.
L. 81 W. Jackson Motors Ltd.
LISTOWEL, ONT..
annitslkts
PRESIDENT
21 lswets
14500
CORONET
17 jewels
14 kt. gold
$5710
W. G, LEACH
JEWELLER
BRUSSELS, ONT
WHEN THE BOYS
COME BACK TO THE FARMS
They'll probably want telephone service,
if they didn't have it before. War has
taught a lot of those in uniform-- and
their parents, too — to rely on telephones
more than ever.
Our plans are ready to make rural tele-
phone service in Ontario and Quebec
available to a greater number of users in
the post-war period.
Much of the preliminary work already
had been done when war interrupted the
program extending rural telephone
service. We intend: to resuine it ad soon
as the necessary materials and manpower
are available.
THE BRUSSELS POST
HENFRYN
1 cedar trough 16 ft. long
1 set double harness
The annual Harvest Thaultsgivltng 2 collars
Service of St Davids Church, Hen. 130 11, new hayfork rope
fryn were held on Sunday Sept. 23rd
both morning fund evening with good
alteadau•ces. The Osumi) was beauti-
fully ,decorated for the occa�iitn with
!lowers and other pr'oducro of the
harvest.. A service for the Sunday
school was held by the rector at 10
am. The morning service was
conducted by Bev. M. F. Oldham. As
he was taken il1 during the service
the sermon was, read by Mr Camp-
bell Henderson, a member of the'
congregation. The sermon was
based on Psalm 05. The Rev. J. L. H.
Henderson, rector of Trinity Church
Blyth was in charge of tie evening ;
service and preached an appropriate
sermon, Special mash was given by
the choir, Mrs. Thos, Kerr was
organist for the .service. The offer-
ings, the largest in 20 years proved 11
a record.
AUCTION SALE
of Household Furniture
to be held at the home of
MRS. JOHN GALr3RAITH
William, Street, Brussels, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th
Sale at 12:30 p.m.
1 Chesterfield, good as new
1 Buffet, oak
1 China cabinet. oak
1 Extension dining room table oak,
6 dining room chairs leather seats &
backs
1 Walnut tea wagon
1 Walnut end table
1 Oak dresser with large mirror
1 Brass bed
2 Antique'sp:Indle beds
1 Antique 'dresser
1 Walnut bed almost near
1 Walnut chest of 'drawers, almost
new
1 Walumt dressing table, almost new
1 Wilton rug 9 x 12
1 Wilton rug 10 x 7
1 Linoleum tug 05 x 9
1 Veranda rug 6 x 9
3 small tables2 wicker rocking chairs
2 ferneries, wicker
1 felt mattress
1 deep sleep :Strumous mattress, al-
most new
2 bed a ei8ngs, 1 1Slumber Bing
1 end table
1 Raymond sewing manillas
1 kitchen table
4 kitchen chairs
1 electric range McLary
1 set dishes
1 coal oti stove, 3 burner
i 2 stretchers and mattress
window shades
Brass Curtain poles
Cooking ntenaiis
Pictures
Dleotric iron
Electric toaster
1 high chair
Several other ,articles toe
numerous to mention
TERMS CASH
MRS. JOHN GALBRAITH, Prop.
ROBT. PATRICK, Clerk
'LEWIS ROWLAND, Auctioneer
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9th
at 1 p.m.
South half lot 54.55, Con. t, Morris
1 mile west of Jamestown
HORSES` -
1 Belgium, rising 3 ,yr.s old (broken)
1 Grey Perelteron mare 3 yrs. old
(broken)
1 general purpose mare. 10 yrs, ,cid
CATTLE -
1 Durham cow 4 yrs. old Registered,
(fresh)
3 Durham cows 4 yrs. old due in Feb.
2 Durham teifers 2 yrs, old due in
Feb. s
Durham cow 3 yrs old bred 6 weeks
Hereford ooty• 6 yrs old due Nov,
' Durham heifer due Jan.
Hereford steer 1 yr, old
" 10 Durham calves
PIGS -
1 young sots web. 10 pigs
1 young sow with 7 pigs
young sow due November
10 chunks 150 lbs,
10 chunks 30 lbs.
MAOHINSJRIY-
15-27 Wallace Tractor in good shape,
rubber ,on front
3,tum'ew Massey plow
9 ft, stiffatooth cultivator (new)
Frost & Wood binder 0 ft, crit
Frost & Wood 'mower 5 ft, eat,
Maxwell Hay deader
Dutnp wake
Wagon with 26 •ft, hay rack
sloop sileigst, (nearly new)
18 hoe drill
Spriltg (tooth Cultivator
2 H.P, gas engine
Pump jack
Celery house 13 x 12
Colony house 12 x 14
Colony ,house 7 x 9 ,
1 coal brooderstove ,
2 range sheitere
ponitty feeders
Electric ,fencer
2Pig self feeders
100 lb milk can
W1Wh eelbartow
Whiriletrecs. noekyolcas, forks
shovels ,etc
1 box stove
Jauntily of potatoes
Quantity of hay
' 1500 bus. mixed grain
TERMS CASH
No Reserve as Farm Is Rented
ARTHUR RUTTAN—Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON—Auctioneer
T, MILLER—Clerk
Slaughtering Quota Lifi.ed
The slaughtering quota on beet
ceitle has been lifted ACOA ding to
an announcement of the regional
,fr,ods officer of the Wartime Pricer
ono Trade Beard,
Because of the eurrrat baavy
runs of cattle, the slaughter quota on
azide has been temporarily removed.
TPe Board will re -impose the
slaughter quota if it apeaa:s that
more cattle are being slaughtered
than •the ration demand reluires.
It was pointed out, hone "er, that
each permit holder will ba required
to make weekly reports to the Board
snowing all animals allied,
The quota was not removed on
hogs.
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ABOUT TIRES
THE NAME
GOOD,1
IS STILL YOUR
REST GUIDE
TO
TIRE VALUE!
HERE'S WHY!
In buying tires, it's not where
you start ... BUT where you end
up. And you'll be miles ahead
when you choose bonus -mileage
GOODYEARS.
Yes, Mr. Farmer, in car, truck
tractor and farm implement tires,
you go farther when you "Go
Goodyear." Today, more than
ever before, you should buy only
the best tires. There's a reason
why—"More People Ride Oa
Goodyear Tires and More Tons
Are Hauled On Goodyear Tires
Than On Any Other Kind".
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BLUEVALE
Anniversary services went held at
Dhenezer United Church on Sunday
The guest minister was Rev. S W.
Hamm of Trowbridge, who delivered
impressive messages at the morning
and evening services. The choir from
the Blueytile United Church, undef
the direction, of Mrs, W. J. Johnston.
rendered special music. The church
was beautifully decorated for the
occasion.
Rev. J. S. Shortt, 1),D„ Kincardine,
occupied the pulpit at Knox Presby-
terian •Church. Taking for his text
"'For the place whereon that stand -
est is Holy ground,"
Next Sunday, Rally Day service
will be observed at both churches
in the village,
Mission Band Meets
The Mission Band of the 'United
Church met on Friday afternoon.
Norma Meffatt presided in the sb
senna of the president, Mary Darl-
ing. Jean Hall read the Scripture
lesson followed by the routine of
repeating the Mission Baud pur-
pose, the temperance lesson, hymns,
prayer for missionaries, and the
roll call. There was the usual song
practice and happy hirtaday greet-
ings sung for those whose birthdays
aro in September, Miss Margaret
Curtis told the Mission Band story
and Jean Hall read the closing
prayer,
Pictures Enjoyea
Harvey Johnston, of Walton,
showed his moving pictures. soon•
sored by the Federation of Agricul-
ture, in the Community Hall on Fri
clay evening. Those in attendance
enjoyed the pictures, especially the
scenes of Holland.
Returned soldiers of interest to
many in this community include
Hon Capt. Howard Johnston, son o1
Mrs, J. W. Johnson and the late
Rev. J. W. Johnson; PO Duncan
Stewart, teacher •at• the public
school here at the time of his en-
listment; Pte. Harold Harris, son-
in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Johnston.
Personals; Mr. and Mrs, Neil
MacLean and two sons, Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. George Thornt,,n
and with Mr. MacLean's mother at
Wingham who is in the Wingham
hospital; Miss Florence Fowler
Miss Dorothy Greenway and Miss
Olive Setn attended the Seafotth'
Fall Fair, Miss •Saott acting as the
judge of the ladies' fine arts depart.
meat and •children's sewing: Mr,
and Mrs. W, S'. Hogg, James and
Janet, •Seaforth, with Mrs, R. F.
Garniss.
Mrs. W. S. Davidson was the
hostess this week for the monthly
meeting of the Morris Grum of the
Ladies' Aid of Knox Presbyterian
Church,
Rev, Andrew Lane, Clinton and
Rev, Howard 'Snell, Auburn, of the
Pastoral relations committee of
Huron Presbytery (United Church)
met a large representation of tits
Bluevale and Ebenezer pastoral
charge last evening to consider
Iplacement of Rev. Mr, Brtdgett. of
Fordwich„ retired, to assume the
Iwork of their date minister, Rev, J.
W. Johnson, who died last week, Mr.
Brtdgett has acecpted l.nd will
commence his duties at the first
of October.
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Marlene MtsKensto Donna Ander-1
son, and Mr. i •+l Cook song tIrma 1 Bayfield,
songs; cad pu.n"e were read h>' Chatsworth
Mrs. C. Precis: Lunch was ae:'v- I Gerrie
ad by the hays assisted by Mrs i St. Marys
J. 71. Coulte+, Mrs. R. Prooler, and Toeswater
Mrs. R. Cr'.tvfnrr), Tiverton
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES'
FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS, 1945
Sept.
26, 26
22 29
27, 28
27. 28
26, 16
26 24
Sept. 29, Oct. L 1
Arthur
twood
Dungannon
Harriston
Lucknow
Mitchell
Owen Sound
November
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c+'slkerton (Christmas Fair) .... 21, N ,
1Ntngham (Horse •Show) ,........... 1 ,s
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SURE ENOUGH,
"I once heard of a baby who
ed forty pounds a week jest drinking
elephant milk."
"Whose baby was ar
"The elephant's!"
'C_yre e."s'atiin
• DEAD or
DISABLED
Clean Sanitary trod. Plow collsci
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YOUR BUSINESS
• No basiaew can afford to Into
WU *Ida shouli ho o•rered by !neap
maw Lt no antra your needs, explain
firer arree can protect your basins
Imo hos ha nosy ways and nxaage pias.
- lict paid= w coca! all oventaialltian.
Eh tubs Pit Ilsourarm to corer ail•
Osrd tints ht AnenroiGs, Poroori
lViPlastr., Bunion,
Dem
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% Labflhy, Fidaltry and surety Scads
Walter Scott — Brussels
Representing
R. J. MacKenzie has sold h1s
farm on con. 4, Morris, near the
' village, and boa Wright the hardware i
1 store and hoose of J A, Geddes,
1 The home eso t.nnie:1 meeting al
. the Belgrave Women's Institute I
Nes held at 'he howl of Mrs. Carl
Procter on That sae afternoon,
with an attendrtu; a of 25. 'rLe
gram arrangen by Ars. 11. J. Mac-,
Kenzie was conducted by the -mast -
dent. Mrs. Marl Andersen, A do'
' nation et 625. was voted to the
Wingitnin Hospital building fond
land $5,00 to the central war fund,
it was deed bd to matte a quilt for
! overseas relief, r.,. report ,of lied
C00s5 work completed since the;
last meeting was given and lien I
wont dist' bate.
1 A demonrf:almt or making angel
cake was given by Mrs, William
Spier. Mrs, R. Proctor gave a
paper Mn "My Pest -Wier !Toole"
Increase Your
MILK PRODUCTION
Constant running water on the fast witi save'youTIME and
LABOUR. In the barn at the twist of the wrist your stock
can be watered — no laborious pumping or carrying water.
Fresh clean running water in the house is a delight for every-
one.
one. In the Kitchen — Bathroom and Laundry — so assentitll
to the family's good health.
NEW DURO PUMPS
acv available in greater quantities today, but shortages of Materials sM
demand, Ail I?aro Dealers horst
anti a quota bash and permit li
purchase mast be approved tot
W.P.T.B.
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Per Kitchen, Bathroom and
Laundry. Visit your two
Dealer dor avallabie styles.
Lobos' will not allow the Duro Factory to ptmduts enough to meet
ma GWII .pie
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