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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1946-5-22, Page 4essupPttmeiceggiseSsi eCialeirii.se,nel stens silleie €akilille rietWent. CNS elVeMid674ri PAINTS That can be washed. Neutone Flat Finish Neu-G1os— A semi Glos Satin Finisr Multi -Use Enamel A High Gloss Finish Ideal for .. Walls _ Ceilings, Kitchens and Bath Rooms The New Colors Are Very Pleasing. FOR MOTHS Elkay's Moth Killer Liquid Spray 75c Wood's Moth Blocks 10c RED CEDAR Flakes with Napthaleine 30c Gum Camphor Blocks 10c and 20c SUNWORTHY WALL PAPERS See the New Patterns, which will give an entirely new appear- ance to Dull, Faded Rooms. Prices as yet have not advanced and n > outlay, for the money will bring better returns. CHARM KURL Supreme Cold Wave $1.35 Outfits AIR -WICK Kills Household Odors 89c bottles Thermos Bottles $1.25 Fv 4 mITH UGGI'1 and STAT1ONES Pit; ; PHONE NO. 62 N TELEPHONE NO. 62 to I fi A of A A THE W. C. WOOD CO. LTD. GUELPH, ONT. Manufacturers of Electrical F,.1 r Equipment GraFens, Oat rs, Rollers, rRolles,kFeed lk Coolers, MixersdtandsFarmMachines, Electric Refrigeration. Local Agent— St 5ley Machan Phone 26-r-8 WIffivusassexeasemosOa R. R. 3, Brussels, Ont. Tickets And The Change In the Price Of Milk Mr. C. M. Meek, Chairman of the Ontario Milk Control Board, has announced that: "Milk Tickets purchased at the subsdized price (prior to June lst) and in the hands of consumers on June 1st will be worth 2c per quart less than the legal price which will be in effect on June 1st, and consumers using subsidizied tickets will have to pay a difference of 2c per quart. Ontario Milk Distributors Association IN CO-OPERATION WITH YOUR DAIRY E. Richards St Son, Ethel TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT OVERHAULED FOR SALE — RUBBER TIRED WAGONS Agent for Otaco Farm Equipment We have a good assortment of Grass Seed, Alfalfa, Red, Yellow Clover also mixtures. We have a special permanent pasture mixture for long term pastures, or we can supply Brome Grass, Orchard Grass, Meadow Fescue, Canadian Blue, Kentucky Blue, Ladina Clover in your required amounts. For your fence supplies we have the famous Lundy, Fence complete lines, post and etc., also steel gates in 12 ft. 14 ft. asd 16ft. lengths. We carry complete line of Martin-Senour Paints also cheaper line in Atlantic Brand. We can supply you with a new stove. Leave your order for Radios, Refrigerators and etc. Certifed Seed Potates GreenMountain---Irish Coblera2' A. J. Pearson Phone 22-r-7 Ethel, Ont. Large variety Misses Ankle Scx See cur Better Dresses — crepes, jerseys, spuns, seersuckers and etc. Girls' Dresses, jumpers, pinafores 1-14 yrs. Alpine Skirts and Jackets Misses Playsuits with Extra Skirt Beautiful Colours Boys Nevawet Corduroy Loafer Jackets Mens and Boys Sharkskin Jackets LINEN TEA TOWELLING AND WHITE CURTAIN NET — WHILE THEY LAST Buy where you get a Square Deal theYear Round IMOrlema Cement, Gravel and Sand Good quality, can be supplied promptly Delivered any where, in any quantity. Phone 22x ;;�, , rk , an Brussels Ont" Meeto g o rey Township eef and Dairy Calf Club Combined withDernonstration and Coaching In Livestock Judging for County Competition Open to all boys and girls 12 years to 26 years who have not had 2 years at O. A. C. Meet at Wilbur Turnbull's, Lot 11, Concession 15, Grey Twp. Saturday, in -e 1st at 1 P. ft D. S. T. Beef Cattle, Yorkshire Hogs Proceed to James Smith's — Horses and Sheep Proceed to William Robertson's — Dairy Cattle For rules contact Federation of Agriculture Director in your school section. OL CHUM PO* PIPS OA ROU/f4• YOUR OWN WALTON The Young People's Anniversary Service was held in Duff's United Ohureh, Walton on Sunday morning, The church was nicely .decorated with spring flowers, and a large congregation 'attended. Under the direction of Miss Elva Sholdice, a choir comprised of members of the Union sang two anthems with a duet ;taken by Mrs, D. Lawless and Miss Doreen Coutts. M4ss June Work of Brussels was the special soloist, singing "Open the Gates of the Temple". Special instrumental numbers on the organ and piano were played before the service and during the offering by Miss Elva Sholdice and Miss Doreen. Cou4js• Rev. Hazelwood was assisted in the .service by the local president, Mr. W. J. Learning and by the Presbytery Y,P. President, Mr. D. Lawless. BLUEVALE Mr, and Mrs. John McIntosh of Molesworth, former residents of Bluevale, celebrated the 54th anni- versary of their marriage recently. The occasion was cinietly marked as they are not enjoying very good health. Personals: Alfred Agar at Brus- sels; Mrs. R. H. McKinnon and son, Spence, Mrs. J. K. McTavish, in Toronto; Mrs. Burns, Moffatt, Miss Mien Garniss, Beat Garniss at Stratford and with their sister, Miss Edith Garniss, Seaforth; Mies 1 Olive Scott, Miss Florence Fowler , I at Seatorth; Mrs. Alex Armstrong, ' . D. McKinnon, Brussels, with Mr. I and Mrs. RobertMcliarnou, The Sacrament of Baptism was observed at the morning service in Knox Presbyterian Ohurch conduct- ed by the minister, Rev. L. O. Jorg- enson, who spoke on the significance and the responsibility of baptiser. During the service he outlined the "Advance 'Por Crhest" movement and the "Peace Thankofferiug" Fund. The following children were bap- tized: Karena Ann daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Greenaway; Carol Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robertson; Gall Mari- lyn, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs, El- don Kirton; Marilyn Gerture slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parker, Toronto. Anniversary services will be held or. June N. Young People In Charge At the morning service in the , United Church Rev. S. J. Bridgette based his sen•mon on the 31st chap- ' ter of Jeremiah. Mrs. J. Wiekstead sang a solo. The Y.P.D. had charge of the evening service. The press- I dent, Fleming Johnston, presided,, and gave a report of the' Y.P.U. convention held last week at Bel - grave." Mrs, George Hetherington conducted an Old Testament quiz, A paper on "The Power of Prayer" was given by Mrs. Snarling Johns- ton. Wednesday, May 22 x1, 1946 r Your J `. 'Co I .6 NOW o w Car Alta. Hard Lump Coal Car Stove Anthracite Coal Everything is Strictly Cash and all accounts must be paid at once. We have to pay Cash for everything we get and we can sell many times as much as we can get for cash. $o please do not ask us to charge. • If you owe an account it is now past due. D. N. Mc -r.O ALD WILLIAM T. SPENCE Estate Agent Conveyance: and Commissioner GENERAL. INSURANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET, — ETHEL, ONT. CHANGE OF TIME Armitage's Dry Cleaning and Pressing LEAVES NOW MONDAY NIGHT FOR RETURN ON FRIDAY. Please Co-operate For This Service. Agent— O. Doll, Brussels Shoe Repair Shop ABERDEEN-ANGUS 2nd Annual Opportunity Sale 12 Bulls — 38 Females GUELPH — WINTER FAIR BUILDING Saturday, ',Jwie 1st, 1946 These cattle have been selected from many of our best herds. They are In good breeding condition. Here is a chance to purchase an Angus • bull and females of excellent breeding suitable for a foundation herd. All cattle are fully accredited for T. B. and negative to the blood teat. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE BREEDING STOOK AT YOUR OWN PRICE ONTARIO ABERDEEN- ANGUS ASSOCIATION A. 0. McTAOGART, R. H, GRAHAM, Bec'y., Parliament Bldgs„ . Toronto, Ont. 019 President. FOR CATALOGUE WRITE TIM SECRETARY, A PI DEAD or /'� DISABLED qty removed In Clem Sanitary treetbr. Plow sone* 12 MUMMA William Stone Sons Limited ,W. F' . ".vim , ✓Ir...f.A.0..., H' Brussels, Ont. "See Reid and See Right" ANNOUN(EMENT! R. .A REID Eyesight Specialist of Stratford Will be at his Brussels Office — Miss Hingston's Store from 1:30 p. m. to 5 p. m. Wednesday, June 5th Eyes Examin di Glasses Fitted Complete 1'yesight Service. 60 yards of Net Curtain Material A large assortment of GIRLS' DRESSES Ginghams, Seersuckers, Prints and Crepes 1-3 years 2-6 and 8 to 12 years Women's and Misses' Cotton Dresses sizes 12 to 52, $4.95 up Children's Rain Coats in red, green and blue $3.95 up Men's Heavy Rubber Rain Coats sizes 36 to 46, $6.95 and $7.95 10 New Style Growing Girls Summer Sandals sizes 3 to 8, $2.98 Large assortment of — Men's Work Shirts There are still a few sizes left in Men's Genuine Army Issue Work Boots released by the government Don't miss this opportunity at this low price sizes 8 to 10 only, $6.45 Mens, Boys and Youth Camp Shoes New Spring Shoes and Running Shoes For the whole family. Don't forget to ask for your sale slips—For $10.00 worth of these we give you A War -Savings Stamps Free. wsorb+tt n tectum utocte sete:lc THE ARCADE STORE 'hone 61 Brussels, Ont. Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Faintly