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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-2-26, Page 4Rexall .&i-anctki,a.l syrup Vick's Vapo Rub 5is Puretest A. S. A. Tablets, Bot. of 100 49c Vick's Cough Drops 15c Plenamins, with Liver and iron 25 day treatment St. Patrick's Day Greeting Cards $1.75 • 10c Wampole's tasteless Extract Cod Liver Oil $ _l .00 Quick AcingBSackache Plasters Vick's Inha.ilers .... Pablum, Baby Cereal . , • • .. , .... . French Balm; Hand Lotion Lorie Hair Wave Set 50c 39c 45c 30c 40c Fm R, SMITH UGC, L 1 and �./X r! X� .-42/ - STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 1 1 E. RichErds`{on Ethel, Ont. Phone Brussels 86-r-5. N'''.7; THE BRUSSELS POST mowateAtemmovoweittowategwow • A A Y'l Lam! TELEPHONE O. 62 `y's Pur-o-lator Oil Filters for all makes of tractors FOR SALE USED TIQACTORS Water Bowls — — Manure Loaders Tires — Oil — Grease — Wagons — Sleighs GET YOUR TRACTOR OVERHAULED NOW! PURINA CHOWS WORM YOUR PIGS THE EASY PURINA WAY BRUSSELS CREAMERY Lakefield (hick Hatchy limed R. lbw IlboodafraeBoxred Rock Hebei& cad NOW H�,■ pal ro . Light _ i' % ,y �•olds or started 2 oe 3 exask . Ja■.I.ry to June e 1947 delivery._ WA. or Minn Douglas Lawless, Walton Pio■e Blrtwe's 90.r-10 FREE ANIMAL SERVICE Oi.D • DISABLED OR DEAD CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS • SHEEP • CALVES Promptly and Efficiently Removed Simply Phone Collect Brussels 72 ingersoll 21 WE DO THE REST! i A. WO Phone 24 Brussels, Ont. i.ipment received — All Ftc c l Blankets and Throws. 9 Fancy Towelling Suitable for kitchen curtains, etc. • va m English Flannellette 45 Brown Stripe. * * „t Wide Frill Curtains $3.75 e Islaar. » ., t!: u, ,°, „hid;; s Ours is one of the Greatest Egg Producing Strains of Fowl ever produced, regardless of color or size as proved by laying contests and official R. O. P. Records. Our 1945-46 R. O. P. Summary just released by The Dominion Dept. of Agriculture speaks for itself. 70338 .eggs — Av. weight 25.3 oz. — number pullets entered 293 — Av. weight at first egg 5.9 pounds. Average for all birds entered 240 eggs. This included 21 pullets over 300 — with a high of 337. The average for all birds entered under R. O. P. in 1944- 45 (last released) was 182.2 eggs and the average for all Canadian hens — 116. The chicks we are offering this year will be from these hens and from their progeny mated to males from high pro- ducing dams. All breeding stock bloodtested and banded by Govern- ment Inspectors. We operate under Supervision of the Dominion R.O.P. Policy and the Ontario Hatchery Approval Policy. Day old chicks sexed or as hatched, five cents per hundred on day old cockerels. 1F YOU ARE BUYING CHICKS- WHY NOT BUY THE BEST. R.S Warwick Phone 19x Brussels Maple Lawn Poultry Farm and Hatchery Walton, Ont. • * O R.0. P. Sired S. C. W. Leghorns Hatchery Approved Barred Rocks Light Sussex, Rhode Island Reds Day-old chicks available weekly after Fob. 70th. Started Pullets — 4-6 weeks. We have been working on a Flock improvement Pian and have purchased R. 0. P. breeding cockerels from one of the best R. O. P. Breeders in Ontario. All birds mated and Blood tested are of the large typo Leghorn. We are operating strictly under Dominion Goverment R.O.P., Ont. Ace, Flock; Hatchery Approval Policy. 100% Blood tented. Alf orders for day.old'ohloke received before 10th of January et last years prices, 1947 Price List on request. Phone Bn ssefs 90-5 Harold France, Prop. Wednesday, February °6nh, 19.47 PIPE TOBACCO Notice to Creditors In the estate of ROBERT JAMES LOCKING late of the Township of Grey in the County of Huron, farmer, deceased, who died on or I about the 29th day of • November, 1946, ' TAKE NOTICI9 that all parties I having claims or demands against the estate of the above deceased m t. staid particulars and proof of same to the undersigned executors, or their solicitors, nn or before the - P day or March, A,D, 1947, upon which date 4h' said executors will ptoceed to distribute the assets with regard only to those claims which they shall then have recelced. DATED at 'Brussels this thirteenth day of February, A.D. 1947. Elmer Lockin. and Myrtle Locking Sxecntors. by their solicitors Messrs. CRAW, FORD & H1]THETLTNI',T119, Rrus- se1s. Ontario. Wartime Price and Trade Board Information * a * Questions And Answers Q:—T lice alone and have only mY ration book for my housekeeping. Because my grocer refuses, to cut a pound of batter in half T find it very difficult to spread my allow- ! ance over the month. The grocer tells me it is against the law for hum to curt a pound of butter in half. A:—There 9, no regulation of the Wartinrne Prices and Trade 'Board which prevents a dealer from cutt- ing a pound of hatter in half. How- ever. we understand the pure food laws requires that all butlter sold must bear the registered number of the producer. Usually this number is printed only in one place on the wrapper and it the pound were cat one half pound would remain without the number. We cont:aated a large dairy and have been informed that they produce a half poenrl print, which they would be ,glad to sell to all grocers requiring them for their customers. :r• * * Q:—Tr a landlord requires a rent- ed room how much notice must he given to the tenant? The room is rented by the week, A:—Tf the room Is shared ac- commodation the landlord would gLve a six monthsnotice to vacate. Shared accommodation is where the landlord and the tenant live In the same 'house and share the came entrance and any facility. • Q:—Wlhen housekeeping rooms are rented by the week, what ndvattre notice has to he given tenants to vacate? A:—A ,six months notice must he given whether the rooms eve rented by the month or the week, Tr the lanldlord is renting the rooms com- pletely furnished and provides bed- ding, dishes, and towels the ten- ants must also be given a six months notice, Tn the case of boarders this board has no ;ittrisdiction, insofar as termination of notice is concerned. P1,e notices to va.eate me governed by line law of the various provinces in their case. >• * • Q:—Wilt ntapie syrup be tinder price control? Q:—The only official announce- ment yet made regarding controls on maple syrup and maple Pravda is MSIR,`•t••WIXe!PLVA.SCI•M ...4rt b, vr.ans>•allar4e4 Brussels New Hairdressing Salon Permanent Waves Finger Waves Shampoos Experienced Operator in Charge Appointment 1 p.m. to 8 p.ni. Phone 76-r,9 or 96-r»9 Er= itik, AfLIG in order 684 which lists goods under ee Ding ,regjalations. This order lists maple protlarots of 1946 product- ion,. This implies that maple pro- ducts of 1947 will be free of ceiling control. Notice Residents of Grey Twp. The townelrlp will not he respons- ible for cars left parked on the road- sides. Kindly co-operate in this matter, as this will assist in removal of snow operation. Jim McNeill's Garage Repairs To All Makes of Cars Exide Batteries, Gutta Percha Tires, Recapping and Vulcanizing Service, Shell Products, Storage. Final inter Oearace Here is an opportunity no woman can afford to miss. These items are absolutely below cost. We want you to come in and examine these bargains for yourself. 10 Women's Untrimmed WINTER TWEED COATS Sold regulary up to $32.50 Special $19.95. 8 WOMEN'S FUR TRIMMED COATS Sizes 18 to 24%. with half chamois lined, reg. up to $39.50 Special $22.50 45 MISSES' DRESSES in crepes, alpaca, spun rayons Regular $5.95 and $6.95 Special 2 for $6.00. 8 ONLY MISSSES' WOOL DRESSES At Half of Regular Price. WOMEN'S PRINT HOUSE .A fi SSES Sizes 38 to 44 Special $1.98. BOYS ALL WOOL WINDBREAKERS With zippers, sizes 24 to 32 Special $2.98. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers For the whole family. topeoptioc0000rmoopoomariagemprosimposimmummemo THE. ARCADESTORE ?bone 61 .... Brussel*, Out. acre Wide//i�1 argasjris for the Whole Family