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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1946-7-3, Page 3,.. 2. 1. 1 A. t . ... . THE BRUSSELS POST a. AiND HERE'S THE REASO ALL gasolines (including Sunoco Dynafuel) are composed of "light" and "heavy" mole- cules. As the gasoline goes into the cylinders from the carburetor, some of the "heavy" molecules separate from the rest of the gasoline and go to certain cylinders which get most of the "heavy" molecules while other cylinders get mostly "light" molecules. OTHER GASOLINES = HIGH OCTANE a MOLECULES = LOW OCTANE MOLECULES IN OTHER GASOLINES the "heavy" molecules are low in octane quality .. 4 4 but the "light" mole- cules are high octane 68. The cylinders receiving the low grade "heavy" molecules do not receive the same high knockless quality as other cylinders. SUNOCO DYNAFU EL . ALL MOLECULES ARE HIGH OCTANE QUALITY IN SUNOCO DYFIAFIJEL, all molecules, both "heavy" and "light" deliver equally high octane power a 6. No matter whether a cylinder receives "light" or "heavy" molecules, that cylinder and all cylinders receive uniformly high knockless quality. DYNAFUE6'S UNIFORM POWER IN EVERY CYLINDER GIVES YOU A SWEETER -RUNNING CAR r�'�tL3sMiG, Training The Sightless tit erre and was a college wrestling how blind people are learuing to do To Star In Sports champion. Read, in The American most everything, even riding horses Despite his blindness, Jacob Weekly, with this Sunday's (July 7) and playing basebs'11 (ret Sunday's Twersky attained his master's issue of The Detroit Sunday Times, Detroit 'Times. • CANADA'S DELEGATION TO WORLD FARM CONFERENCE HWERE is the delegation which is representing the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, Canada's national farm organization, at the international conference of farm or - now ganizathe united tions England, g heldatTho Object of the conference is the esta- blishment of an international federa- tion of agriculture which will be able to speak with one voice for the world's Nan producers, It is being attended by representatives from the United States,'s France, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, Brazil, Southern Rho- desin, Kenya, Luxombonrg, Greece and other nations. Shown above in the Canadian National Railways' Central Station at Montreal before proceeding aboard the C,N,R, train to I-Ialifax where they boarded their ship, members of the delegation are from left to right, kneeling,, J" S, McGowan, director of colonisation and agriculture of the Canadian National Railtvayswho mot the party at Montreal; 0. R. Evans, Montreal press representative; W. 0. Coon; Fergus Mutrie, supervisor of farm broadcasts for the C.B.C. Standing left to right, R. H. Bailey, president, Dairy Farmers of Canada, Edmonton; Hon, D. L. Campbell, Manitoba Minister of Agriculture; Kenneth Betzner, president, Ontario Federa- tion of Agriculture; Colin Groff secretary, Canadian Federation o) Agriculture, Ottawa; J. E. Brownlee, vice-president, United Gram Growers and former Premier of Alberta Cal- gaty;1i. H. Marmara, president Alberta, dian Federation of Agriculture, Ottawa; Erle kitchen; R. F. Lick; A. H. Merger general manager Fraser Valley Milk Producer's 'Vancouver; W. M. Drummond Ontario Agricul- ture Collcgo,,Guelp)L; W. li. Wilmot; J. A. Marion, president 1'Union Catholique des Cultivatcurs, Mont- real; W. 14. Porter, London press re- presentative; W..T. Parker first vide - president of the Canadian Federation of A rieulture and president Mani- tobabeat Pool Elevators, Winni- peg; tt H. Hodge, Toronto press representative, Grant In Huron County 'o Assist Legion One of the busiest sessions in the history of Huron County Council was concluded Saturday alternon, I .•utrial tla extra day to complete the business, and the final hours saw + much intpertant legislation erected. TT ',.,Towlea g"tuts, reconmtend. nrl h:• the wrrrl'Pn's committee, were Rtrizr.d: 5;00 to each branch of the Canadian Legion at Goderich, Clinton, Seafortil, Wingham, Blyth, Brussels, Exeter and Howbek, to be "i'd mit of the post-war fund of $27,000, of which $10,000 'hes been spent; $800 to the Federation of i Agriculture; $100 to 'Exeter Agri- , culture Society, to supplement the , prize list for the Shorthorn breeders annual show. A grant to the building rued of the University of Western Ontario, was deferred to the November session for consideration, IA grant of $10,000 was macre to the Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, es re- commended by the health and hospital committee. This amount, it is to be understood, will be taken into con- i sideration in any further request, the total trot to exceed 25,Q00, which corresponds to amounts given other hospitals. GREY Frank and Mrs, King and son. Guelph, were week end visitors with Farnfe and lairs. Martin, 711 eon, "Western Ontatio'a lMns@ Cameron and litre. Strachan and Modem Eye Service ,a Donald, London were holiday visitors at the home of J. J, and jingle Strachan, , Phone 118. Ilarriston rI S 00011410. CANA�At MPAIC PIPE OOgACCO immenealfralMWRIIIIISRMI AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects John Sanders, Thomas St., Brussels On Saturday, July 6th Sale Commences at 1 p, m, D.L.S.T. 2 bed room suites, 3 pieces . hul q+:lugs 2 mattresses 0 kitchen chairs 2 rocking chairs 1 extension table (oak) 5 leaves 1 buffet. glass, oak 2 lawn chairs 1 electric lamp with cord and shade 1 enngolpmn rug 9 ft. x 12 ft. 1 lawn house 1 step ladder 12 ft. 1 fur coat 1 meat chopper 1 grindstone window curtains Table, covers, Table napkins A number 01 quilts pillows and blankets Door and window drapes Bed spread Some dishes and other small articles too numerous to mention, TERMS CASH Everything must be sold, sale with- out reserve. John W. Sanders, Proprietor. Thomas Miller, Clerk. Chas, T. Davidson, Treasurer, Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects Fred Miller's Hotel, Walton WEDNESDAY, JULY 17th Sale commences at 1 p.m. D.L.S. time sharp 8 -day Regulator clock Electric table lamp _ Ice refrigerator C000 -cola cooler (good condition Show case for candy 53ft. x 2 ft. x ark Kitchen cabinet Wardrobe cigar case 2 beds, springs and mattresses Dressers and washstands Toilet sets Dining room table and chairs Kitchen tables and chairs Arm chairs and rocking chairs Couch Pitures and picture frames Mirrors Odd dishes High brass nil lamp with globe Double brass lamp, antique Oil lamps with braelrets Glass sets and water glasses Large granite coffee pot Nickel tea pot 6 -gallon crock 2 -gallon crock Large roast pan 'Food chopper Congolenm rug 12 x 10 Hard power washer Wash tub and board Ds tier churn Fruit Tars paste brush Large tray Dinner bell Fire extinguisher Fifty font hose 20 -foot electric cord sonar kettle Large size feed box, smaller ones piano box s.torn aimd stove pipes .Screen door Large folk used for unloading turnips Hay forks pails Large pleat grinder Extension ladder 6 -foot step ladder TERMS CASH FRED MILLER, Prop, GILBERT McCALLUM, Clerk LEWIS ROWLAND, Auctioneer CARD Or THANKS rams Kearney wishes to take this opportunity of thanking neighbors and all who helped at the time of my illness and sale, Thanking you all, William and Mrs. Kearney, P.1-16hiuth Rego,steredd Optometrist Wednesday, July 3rd, 19441 . Pse CIO 3 cups alflad penal Roar 3 ppaPklpin °fd ppew<daenn p.olia d fills dry, in and mamma ata into Glens 1 hour. tiGbdy mti.. dr9 +srr1'a�e 15 minutes, l3nka in 850° oven ' rhea. foaled oraafa rind nrtlada 4 a 0-00 marl T top milklon off t Wali poo tr<+ix. malted fbtp• n+ollod nbadontnf oranGe rmCoAU ria �t grand •tilteTt n d Tdbentan eGG• loaf pan. BLUEVALE Rev, S. J. Bridgettl-, who bus supplied at United Church since the sudden death of Rev, J. W. Johnson last September preaehed his farewell sermon Sunday morning and con- ducted communion service when three were received into the church by certificate and 18 by profes- sion of faith. Ross Smith sang a solo. Mrs, S. J, Bridgette addressed "the Sunday School on a missionar•Y subject, "A Chinese Big Brother," At the morning service at Knox Presbyterian Church, Rev, L. C. Jmgersen spoke on the subject, "The Inspired Scripture," Mrs. Ray- mond Elliott presided at the organ, Personals: Miss Dorothy Aitken leaves this week for Toronto where she will take a short course in voca- tional guidance at the Ontario Col- lege of Education; Mise Helen Thomson, Toronto, and Miss Ruth Mevlullen, London, with Mr. and Mrs, George Tluomson; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller with Mrs. M. L. Aitken; Mrs, Wood and daughter, Virginia, Springfield, Mass„ Mr. and Mrs, Resell, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greenaway; Mr, and Mrs, Howard Black and Joyce, Toronto, with Mrs. Elmer Sellers; Mr, and Mrs, Neti B. MoEachern, Mount Forest, with Mrs. R. 8'. Gar- niss; Mrs, H. Wheeler, Miss Luella Brewer, London, with George and Charley Brewer, The public school here closed yes- :caday : rra,tlte of the examinations will appear later. airs, Wheeler has completed her third year as tea- cher, Mrs. Arbon Grain, formerly Miss Margaret Procter, has been engaged as teacher, her duties to commence with the fall term. Personals: air. and Mrs. A. D. Smith and hies. Lillow at Lucknow with Mr. Alex Mowbray, who le not enjoying good health; Mary Darling and Katharine Selling were at Winghamx this week writ- ing the entrance examinations, MOLESWORTH Word has been received of the passing away June 26, of a former resident of this community in the person of Mary Jeanette Mitchell, a •daughter of the late John and Mrs Mitohell, She was educated at Listowel Hight School graduating from Stratford Normal. :She taught school at Conn and Gladstone and also at Zenda, Durham township, 26 years ago she was married to Gordon Cooper. Zenda, who survives and also one son, Kenneth, London University and four sisters, Mrs, Krug, Chesley; Mrs, Calder, Milver- ton; Mrs. Banbury, Mt. Elgin and Mrs. John Perks, St. ,Catharines, She was also a member of Zenda United Church. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon from her late residence to Mt, Elgin Cemetery, WILLIAM T. SPENCE Estate Agent Coeweyanom sad Commissioner GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET, — — MEL, O. • -00 ER 01 E tgnor fss o to ' a way>_t Bak0 SOLI? EN BRUSSELS AT E S R'ys Phone 6 Butcher Shop Brussels. _DEAD or DISABLED 4F.asskty reareoved ,Ei Cams Sxiitary tem... Fig coli• +, Etplussus- W Miami Stone Sons Limited The Egg Depart i e is en Highest Prices Paid Honest Grade Assured ANTE LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS also GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS BEST PRICES PAID Before you sell any poultry phone the Export Packers. We will call at your place for any quantity or you can bring them to us. w„ I� e., c PHONE 70x BRUSSELS