The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-03-23, Page 5Any way you measure it, here's BIG-CAR size inside and out-12 Inches longer overall than one leading low-price cart • , 4,,munium.61 ikveriPTI AMINg Aitagxi Here's BIG-CAR style! Long hood and forward-thrusting twin grille. New Motion- Design styling for The For-ward look, even when the car is stand- ing still. AUTOMATIC POWER ASSIST All the BIG-CAR power helpers you want—power steering, power brakes, power seat adjustment, and power window lifts are available at extra east. So is PowerFlite —finest of .all automatic transmissions! New Horizon windshield—the first true wrap-around! Corner posts are swept back so glass wraps around at top as well as at bottom. More 'visi- bility at eye level— where you need it. Relax in BIG-CAR comfort! Wide, chair-height seats. Beautiful two- tone interiors! Fashionable new fabrics in new colours and patterns.. More POWER than everi l BUSINESS CARDS C. A. Myers,‘IVI. D., M, C. C. PHYSICIAtil sad SURGE014 W_ -. St. Mow 4. anueoles Oft DR. R. W. STEPHENS Gait& UniversAr 4 TO-raft PHYMCIAN sod SURGEON 1116.1110, 45 — Chas. T. Davidson INSUIWAlialt TM ALL IBM Ationotillo soil Piro biomes Assiesat old aliboom *post ter Greet West i4.lasteroaco Co. now OfRoo 911 Araraglik OM. JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist Eyes Essucisod. Gloms Rasa Nkomo 791 Seafettit Ride Ilimod. MUM I - t. Wei 942.30, Set. SAX& to I pm. MORRIS RECEIVE INTERESTING. ARTICLE RE STARVING MOOSE : L. G. Swlltzer reoeivel a clouple of ellippings from the Anchorage, Alaska, Daily News, which he brought to the office of the Brussels Fast. They tell of the pitiful plight of hundreds of starving moose in the Matanuska Valley. This huge army of half !starved creatures is foraging for food along the Glen highway, on the outskirts 'of Anchorage and Pal- mer. They have even invaded the main streets of Palmer and are camp; ing out around the houses, The hungerenaddenel animals have been ; knocking down farm fences foraging for food. The plight of the moose is consider'-' I ed desperate: It Is reported that two ! scientists are working full time to to determine what to do in tanned- 1 ion with the moose problem. The aid Of various organzatiors has been enlisted in a drive to bring food to the stranded animals driven from their usual. Winter pasturage by heavy snow in the Mountains. There have been seeteraIreporta of I people being chargel but a represent- ative -at the Fish and Wildlife Service: pointed out that in most incidents the people were at 'teen as they had been ,disturbing the animals in seine way. , CRANBROOK Rev, W. A, Williams, Brussels con- :. ducted the regular morning service in Knox Presbyterian Church. on 'Sunday, March 20. Mrs. W. L. 1VicKetoey, Seaforth, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, L. H. Gordon.. Mr, and Mrs. Harold. Alexander, Toronto, were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick, Mr. and -Mrs. °sear Mean, Con- estoga, spent, Sunday at the home ,of Mies, E. M. Steam Mr. and Mrs. John Engel were (Sunday visitors with their nephew Mae and Mrs, Engel. On Saturday evening, Mareb 19, a large crowd spent an enjoyable eve- ning in the Cranbrook Community Centre alttienicking the operetta "The Belle of Bagdad". This Was pre- sented by the IVIilverton, High School .under Ohre leadeithip of their music ,supervisor Miss H. Guenther and Principal Mr. Farr. During the evening a draw was' Made for a tea-kettle, with 111M 3', Bremner, It, 3 Brussels. as Nviainer. This program was sponsored by, the Cranbreok Library Board. Keep Wednesday April 13th., free I for the Easter Partial at Oranbrook. Watch for further particulars. IFIET_.0.R AV totwitt,,t8: Miss Bernice Adams', Goderiell, With Miss tla Pcingelly: Mitt benaa, Atideitot, Leedom with Mr, and 'qrs. Jelin, Aittleiteill. and Mils, Leslie Viiitent. and fatally Loudon,. and Mr, and 1V/frt. Any MCSWeeil end raniiily, Conttiatil, With Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Vincent:- Acts§ Piticter and 'daineterii„ This- tinigton biliattes 'tkitateri :and FO, bite:Rea Thetriati,. 'Cent:Ida Station, wttly Mf. and Mio'. THE BRUSSELS POST Rich, in design . ultra modern, guest rooms and studio bedrooms, luxurious- hi furnished Harvey W. Stephenson Roprostotottota tot Soo Life Ailasirairmio Canitilt Amt s! Cok, Calm Gonottil bitork000 Co. Pleeilit Ate_ *totting/ Complete in, pleasure . private pool and cabana clubs toatail lounge, round. the4lOck entertainment Modest in price . rates In effect TgE BRIMELS Pon WekilleadaY, Mar Oh 23rd* 190 !!' Oodge is .actually ONE ..FOOT LONGER than its largest selling ,competitor KEEP VALUABLES SAFE, FOR. .24,! A .AYI Our safety deposit boxes will keep your important papers and valuables safe for less than 2c a day. Rentals from $5 yearly. Inquire at our nearest branch—we have more than 080 to serve you. NW-131 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Brussels Branch — F. W. Todd Manager PENIESIW It's. Coming Manufactured in Canada by Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited Biggest car in the low-price field- 155 DODGE gives most for your money! 41e -111E ALL NEW C E - ..-•••••-• • I 4 4 I First All-New Tractor in its Class since the War Ed. Richards Ethel, Out. Choice of three new engines ! Big, new 6's—famous for dependability and smooth, thrifty operation. New high- compression V-8 for maximum power and getaway. There's a car in the Dodge family that's, right for your family! Twelve beautiful Mayfair, Regerit, and Crusader models. Also, see the style:setting new Dodge Custom Royal—available in three lux- urious models with 183-h.p. V-8 engine and PowerFlite automatic transmission as standard equipment. .. AT YOUR DODGE-DE SOTO DEALER'S NOW I SEE THE '55 DODGE WITH MOTION-DESIGN FOR THE FORWARD LOOK . ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES Brussels Ont. = Telephone 82 Now Is The Time Renew Your Subscription to The Brussels Post ' Stewart 4pooeter; Mr. and Mrs; Howard Wilkintsen and Charles; and Miss Annie Baker, with Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Wilkinson, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey and Brim Ingersoll, with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter; Mrs. Floyd Cann,• bell and. Lorne Campbell, R. R. 4 Brussels, with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Smith, M arrears. We theon and ask all Who ho\-k 'maw, If your label does not read 1955 you are all those who been so 'prompt in this matter neglected it to give It their attention. I). A. Ratm & CO. Lieemett Fotttttwraii Ditsoctoe soul :Ettsbotopov RIME SS or SS BRUISSCIA BRUSSELS MILK BOTTLE MAIDS The third meeting of the Brussels Milk Bottle Maids was held owl Saturday, Niarch 12 at the home of • Mrs. Shtirrie, The meeting opened with the Theme Song, The roll call `, was "does for home dairy." The min-II sites of the last meeting were read by Marion Hemingway. The meeting ite S. Hetherington, K. C. WIPIGNAMI mad UMU3924 AT ItRUNINA 'r000dloy i.d Seterdey di day — Offhot apes wow tig000r Birsealeralat to S. D. ilea Fred Martin of Newmarket spent' the Week-end at the holne of his i Itarerits Clarence and Mrs. Martin. Edna Martin wile practioe leaching last Week at Kitchener was liome for the. Week-end with her parents. lit1111111111111111101111111111111111/1111111r ELMA FARMERS.' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. G ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist. Patrick St.. %IN At GRAM gloostate motile Evetilelliq. Piton* Wbglianz 770 & 11, tUstoodlitis Eveolosta by •APPebitsWat then adjourned .to the kitchen and, the girls ,as, a group Made a baked ettstarcl, Mrs..sthrurrie then gave then recipe for a :awhile!' dish 'Which !the girls in.ade and sampled, When COok.1 ed.. Canada's Food Rules Were glob...1, to the girls by Mrs. Sherrie, The 1 meeting then adjourned. The 4th. meeting of the Btetateie Milk Bottle Maids was' held on. Sat- urday, Maroli 19 at the bathe Of Mrs.; Sherrie, The Meeting opened with the Theme Sang, The roil Call Wea l ali,SWeitel by )sineWing the custard the ; t girls had Made, The nest ineeting it to be on APtil 19, at 3 O'CitiCk.. diatitated the .standards of ettstaids, Mrs. Conley ions on mistardS, betty Aleccit and Yvonne made' 'coatis etaroli pudding. ` Efttlyeth Pipe and. LOUIS6 Sinitli Made a .SpantSili Cream. The ,gtrla then sampled the custards that Were btetight, And then enjoyed the di:shel l, that were made. Mrs. Ottidnibild then judged the ditatarcia, Sharer. Itelithig ititd itviabstil apes' eiistritdel wail the trite. The moth* 'then: tatablished in 1894 Need Office Atwood) Ont. insures Farm Property? Private Dwetithg And Contents In Towns and Viliagei 4ohooid, Churches end Heide on an • "INSURANCE AT COST" baste PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS ebeitatt your Neareat bieddioe.a- Agent W, '(bick) WHtTPIt.i3 . douteelei otiL 1 ine Walker Funeral Homo Ta co, Night Calls Telsoitoos gle Estra Oaree tot Lim of ramrod Uomood Pooerat Director and tektoty‘froOt Hoot Antbideoco liorsito DOW rioveitt aretsayi0 Tr A. %Ala Olio, R. O.Oritotit UNTOWit‘ tint - sdatittittfit rt.yo .eititmtritttei ititioiStifitt 4 0.01116.1i, fih4t 1141ii 1104+01140 ,10. 0000.' %Pi** Tow UMW . adjourned,