HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-03-26, Page 5Certainly. Other women do:
And they use electricity for dozens of other household tasks too,
because modern electric appliances make it so much easier to
be a good housekeeper.
Modern 'electric apPliances can help you do all your work
faster, more effidiently . . . whether you're polishing floors,
doing the laundry, cleaning the house, cooking dinner, or
washing dishes. It costs so little to enjoy the wonderful con-
venience and freedom of modern electrical living.
You get more out of life when'you get the most out of electricity.
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EXCLUSIVE EASY-RATIO STEERING...
THE VERY NEXT THING TO A POWER SYSTEM!
Jest a light teeth does it ... when von're at the
wheel e s Chevy. Chevrolet pets hyper-Wildest
bolkocos to work for yea, rolling the effort right
V of timing sod parking. It's the world's most
efficient steerhig principle . . . sad it's- veers,
stadia on Gentrolet. Toro M at year Chevrolet
dodoes Wog owl try It far yeerself.
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FOR EXTRA VALUE!
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Spring— Tulip Nava "during May"
Simmer Maims
Fail. Carnival 01Colors amino= Hi
• Late September, Early October
Skiing,W'thin inter--, 4 Mtlittt
At AMY SEASON TAKE IN THE . . .
Pa...wee/A Buildings National Muieuii
Experimental Farm National Art Gallery
Plus ninny Other , places of interest
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tour 414-live »iclritir >er Chews
Oak fritOtheMPartiarneni.
korai, rialay terminal. and dime&
IV rid Radio in aft Cent Roma.
Buildings,
WO rooms with bath and daliSter.
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THE 111104SILS VINT T,Inir art March 2,01.1b 19.5t
WANTED
Hired man, wanted, married or
mixed
R. R. 3 Atwood
2- Biagio, Experienced in
farming, Good 'wages paid.
Apply James Dewar,
Phone 32R3
CLASSOILD.ADS •
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SALE
Potatoes
John l'errle Vhont. UAW;
70R .SAL1
s. Geese and Gander tgrAy),
Phone .011,0001$ 20 23
TAX RETURNS •
Avoid Mat minute rush, Telephone,
Mesforth 7S NOW for. appoletinent, •
H. G. Meir
'Counsellor, Dominion Bank Bldg.
HELP WANTED —
:Registered. Nurse; also prwatical
loin, 'Start at once,
Apply to. Baker's Convalescent
Home. Phone 271
NOTICE
Upholstery Of All Kinds
repaired , remodeled recovered,
Elgin Phelke, Monkton
Phone 3•.'r21 Atwood,
FOR SALE;
Pota toes
MA. j. .A.V1:45(l'Orig
1/1.0.09
FOR SALE
2001 he of Harry Oats.
rain fluchartne Phone 43r7
NcTiGE —
Arwerie wii,thirrs to g4 west
Phone 16.1 or see Ted Stiles
FOR SALE
Red Otwer gr.:ass seed and a 0 ft.
Internatilual Stiff Tooth Cultivator,
W. B, Boy Phone 341.8. •
FOR SALE
I small Coleman Oil Heater; 1
Colony House 10x12, nearly new, 1
International A 'Tractor, newly
ovIstrhatuled. 1 Tniternational
furrow Plow
Apply to Murray Illuether
Phone 80 Brussels
CAR BUYERS
Our Low goat Financing Plan will
help you Make A better Oa See
Us for details now 71n1+'0.1M Yolt
buy,
GLENN RONNENBERD
General Insurance
Monkton -- Phone 663R41
Brussels -- Phone 247
Tuesday and Friday
DEKALBS STARTED PULLETS
Several hundred Deltalb pullets,
hatched Nov, 3rd., 16 weeks, old
Feb. 23rd. 18 weeks - Mar. 9th.
Vaccinated tor bronchitis and New.
caatle. Should be seen to be
appreciated. If you keen; records, YOU
will keep Dekalbs.
Moore's Poultry' Farm, Sertforth
Phone 647-31
PEE WEE WRITES POEM
IN MEMORY OF PLAYMATES
Touched by the loss of his play.
mates and choked with sorrow for
their families, a Pee Wee hacker
Player scrawled this poem in a long
free hand and sent it to the Banner.
His bashful request that his name
be not. mentioned was acceded to,
In Memory of The Lost
Seven young men have gone away,
Seven young hearts are in heaven
to-day,
Heaven's gates swung open this day,
Heavens King Cook them in to stay.
Their brave strong leader gave his
life away.
So Some on this earth would stay.
So pffents, please don,t' grieve this
way,
For they are in theaVen
King to stay,
There they will greet you some
sweet day.
— Anonymous
f(rPhe Listowel Banner)
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CRANBROOK
(intended for last week)
Friday, the 13th was a lucky day
for Mr. and Mrs. Mac McIntosh.
Oongratulationa on the arrival of a
baby daughter, la( sister for Bruce,
On Wednesday !evening, Mar. 11,
a large crowd of neighbours and
friends gathered in the Community
Centre for a social time in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Thiether end
family. An address was read by
Mac McIntosh and a taro mirror
was presented. along with pen "and '
pencil stets to Brian and David and a
wallet to z Joyce. Joe Smith, pres.,
of the Hall Board also read an
address and a tamp was presented
to Murray In appreciation of his
faithful, work as treasurer of the
Board. Alitrray made a suitable
reply and a good time was enjoyed
to the Mimic of Ken Wilbse's
orehestra. Lunch Was served in the
basement. Murray, Mary and their
'family will he thissed from our
village.
The March meeting of Cra,nbrook
W.•M, S. was held at the home of
Mrs, ,Tohn Perrle with ten members
and one visitor present. The call to
Worship was given by Mrs. Mae
Engel, the leager. Hymns Were
sang with .14tiss Forrest at the
piano. Mrs, Berrie gave the Ghte
Tidings prayer. Mrs. Frank Thomp-
son sang "The Old Rugged Cross'
The scripture was read by Mrs.
Earl Dunn. The poem "Time for
Houseeleaning" was read by Mrs.
Engel. Current Events by Mrs.
Schnuck and Mrs, Fischer, Mrs:
Fischer, the president, took over
the bUsiness part of thie meeting ,
The topic on "Our Church and i•
people of to-day and people of other ;
lands" was taken by Mrs,(grace'I
Eltrana, Shits rriampson. spoke On
Chinese people coming to Canada.
Mrs. Minn representing the Cantrell
of Canada and Mrs. Fischer read
about people coming from Europa.
Mrs, Engel closed the meeting with
prayer. Idineh 1048 served by the
hostess assreed by Mrs, Rrent
and Mr. SmeldOs.
YOU SERVE
BY GIVING
.FOR ,
iris red summer coat and. green
1411,iti suit, 1 Vatir of boy'. _grey
gehardine, dross pants. All Alto. 10:
4P:k1 in new polottroo, • •
Mr's, Stuart Wens Phone 43.40
FOR SALE --
Boy's Bicycle '.')n good condition
used One year.
Penal(' Noble, R. R. 4 Brussels
Phone 361'12 •
FOR SALE —
Lady's Suit, Med. Blue, size 14,
Lady' Spr'ng Coat, gray striped, all
wool, rayon lined, size 16,- Both
I ike new.
Mrs. Robt, 'Raymond Phone 223W
FOR. SALE
goNodvati)oQuI.4dt'iQtil'i un j..46 t44?.(1. 2
years,
Jack White Phone 331'5
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Me? Use electricity for this?
with their
57 Chev. Belair Sedan V.8 and
Antomatic Transmission
56 Chev. Belair Sedan.
Fully Equipped
56 Chev. V-8 Deluxe Sedan