The Brussels Post, 1948-4-7, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
The New Wall Papers
ere
it comes to Decorating your R''-oms
s show you what fresh Wall Paper can
do for your horse. In new colorful patterns
arta" near plan designs for liver g rooms,
dicing rooms, halls, bed rooms and kitchens.
Some new papers in Varnished Tiles, that
ccr be wiped off with a damp cloth. Fine for
bath rooms, wash rooms and pantries.
Phone 24
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Brussels, Ont.
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In response to the many requests we
announce the agency of
BUTTERICK PATTERNS
utterick is noted for good styling • and the
most helpful pattern to work wall, also for
short figures there is the right size.
We will be glad to help you with selections
of patterns and fabrics.
(7..lace you Spring Foundation Garment
from large stock on hand.
Wednesday, April 7th, 1946
A Square Deal The Year Round"
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,i PEOPLE M1F f;.JVO1y' 1....,40,,wdetestea Mussels in
., - . Stratford en Tnev.l.ty night by the
Ails, Mary Lett is t-isitia1 in --- _
Order Now At
, ! The Brussels Creamery
See Our Large Stock of Patterns, n'
,London. Skunks Swim River During
'h' Mrs. M. Tier+ w:rs nn IKaptir
Flood At Wingham
righter iu Detrodit.
Miss :Sheila Porter spent the London Fres Press photographers
Easter vacation with Toronto rex,- 'anti newsmen "smelled' out a good
g tires. picture at the height of the floor]
DRUGGIST and a Mrs. W. 'Browne of t bSie,ley is at ingham on March 20th, but Isere
STATIONER spending a fel• dans with her eauight with their shutters down.
mx n>sy sister Mrs. C. Rnuchlen and family. : Just after dark, photographers
TELEPHONE No. 62 - BRUSSELS, ONI• firs, J. S. Armstrmg spent the' spotted seven s. an swimming
s a week end et Watertown with Mr. downstream close to above and
msaliem
and Mrs. G. M. Laycock and family. i there wasn't one photographer In toe
At a recent meeting of Western ; group with a flash bulb.
—� Stat lodge No. 149. T. O. O. . Voile The slktmks sailed majestically
WILLIAM T. SPENCE
Estate Conveyance
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSUARANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET -- — ETHEL, ONT.
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Here are a few of those things you have been
asking for, but due to unavoidable shortages
we have unable to supply. Now available at
The = russeks Hardware
Spring clothes pins Enamelled baby baths
Electirc washing machines Barbed wire
.22 shells (soft point) Copper boilers
Wiss pinking shears Gents & boys bicyles
also in stock
Coal and Wood Range—a size and type
to suit everybody.
Johnson 1.34 H. P. gasoline engines.
Carpenters and mechanics tools;
Electric ralrigettes, Coleman 3 burner stoves
hot plates and camp stoves.
Also a few nails and fence staples.
Drop in the next time in town, we delight
in serving you.
1 Telephone 63x M. C. Oldfield, Prop.
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lGerry was presented with a 911- down river behind, a cake of ice,
year veterans jewel. 1 then cut sharply for shore a few
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Menzies have ' feet from the watching group. They
reteitmled to their home in Grey i climbed out in single Ole and
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after spending; the winter In the , shuttled away up the edge of tate
home of Mrs. A Hawltghaw, ! %tenet.
Masters Robert and David
Kennedy returned home SundaY
after holidaying with 'Kitchener
CRANBROUTC
relatives during the Easter vacation. Rev. W. A. and Mrs Williams
Mtise,es Carrie MM.Cra.eken and Valetta, are spending' a few days a
Gertrude Ross have returned 10 ; tate home of their daughter, Mrs
their duties in Toronto after the ; •Stuart McNiair, 14th con.
Easter vacation enjoyed at their Wm, Smalldon is in Brussels at
homes here. (.the hoiue of Claire and Mrs, Long,
Hartley Fischer has purchased 1 atter having spent two weeks in
the house owned by Miss May Victoria Hospital, London.
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs; Thomas C. ,and Mrs. Siegler and family are
Grant, Who have *coupled it forgetting settled in their new borne on
some time are moving to Moles- the farm recently purchased from
worth. Jim Cameron,
A few neighbors and friends called Murray Huether is having enforced
on Mr's. Laura Lake on Tuesday holidays because of mumps.
p.m. it being the acca.sien of her Sunday School will re -open for the
99 hirthday, A soels.I time was ' season on Sunday next, April lith at
spent by all present atter a tarty i 10 a'cloek.
lunch was served the company left
wishing Mrs. Lake many moe Ferry Replaces Bridge
birthdays. At Gorrie
When the brtddge at Gerrie was
washed awny by bhe recent flood it
divided the village into two parts.
Are Men Afraid tate north side walkout stores .and the
Of Their Wives? south side without n. station, and it
Psychologist I.a.wrence Gould ,Ives ! was a fine -mile jearney around over
the answer in MIRROR OF YOi'R almost impassible roads,
MI.\,m. one of many fascinating Lorne King and Charles Cowan
attractions .in Pictorial Review, ' solved the problem with a rowboat
Tleviaw, magazine with the all-star ferry service, which they have
ee.et with this Sundays (April 111 . operated suehesseully in all lauds of
Unfaltering After Hard Life
and 11r 'nun Walker pt.gess
a grandfather c1o.•k that i sill
ticking' and keeping ,•erre, t nine
despite Its ]Ci year, Thi tnb.te llnrc
heirloom was constinoted .n 11:4 1•y
Mcfibhnns, or Dumfries. sew -mull.
A plate on i.be face of th•• elm 'Its
hears the inscrip tino, dame•, and
Sarah Shaw, 1754. Mr. and Mrs.
Shaw were the great gren'. grand -
Parents of Mrs. Tom Walker. Adam
Halliday, ,farther of :11i'=. Walker
brought the clack from Scotland
to Galt and then to con. 5, Morris
township. Owing to some mechan
icat defect. the clerk was moved
from the house to the driving shod
where, for several years. it was
used as a plaything by the children
of the neighborhood. The hired
man attempted to explore the in.
tenor at the clock and tncrrecle4
in losing pant of it. When Mr.
and Mrs. Halliday moved to Bel -
grave tbey smashed up the 'toc•k
eaee had took the clock mechanism
to their new home. Adam Valli•
clay, 1r•, took the lead weights to
Western Canada in order to melt
them down for bullets. Following
the death • of Mrs, Halliday. the
'remnants nt' the clo:4c were left
in cave of David Mather, and many
years later they were brought to
Brussels by Mr. Walker. wlin had
the nrech.andsn repnirrd by n clods
maker in Loudon, end a case iiullt
for itt in Seaforth• 'Potla.y the old
clerk which crossed the ti antic
in the days of sail, takes Bes4
place amongst Mr. 1'allcr's col•
lection of timepieces,
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RITE -WAY MILKER
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Car of Egg Coal, Stove Coal and Nut Coal
(Anthracite)
Car of Nut Coke
Car Sun King Coal (Maple Syrup Coal.)
Place Your Orders Now!
We have a good stock of Frost Fence
E'aarb Wire, Steed and Wood Posts, Gates etc.
Asphalt roofings, shingles, sidings of all
hinds at the right price.
We carry a hill stock of insulation
*oterials and lumber, hardwood flavoring
and birch, combination doors etc, x iardrt
l a gr ail uses.
Terms Strictly Cash
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if THE BIG THREE - • The American this way the people of the north end
Weekly. Pictorial Review and PTTCK, are gett)9t provisions and the south
The f'omie Weekly. side also benefits greatly.
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Bectrk al, Heating and Plu bit
Wholesalers for Acme Pressure Systems
(deep or shallow well)
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Clark Air -Cooled 3 H.P. Gas Engines
Electric Motors, Grinders and Rollers,
Electrical Appliances and Fixtures
E LAVAL DEALER -•-Milkers,, Separators, Speedway Water
Heaters and Accessories.
Full line of deep and shallow well Pressure Systems.
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PHONE 53X BRUSSELS, ONT.
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For more profits from poultry
assurance of a high
Bring rate . start your
chicks the Blatchford way
that's the right way.
It costs you less and pays you
more profit—because chicks
tweed less of Blatcbford's
an ordinary feeds.
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A scientifically formulate:4o
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For Scsk' By
Brussels Export Packers
Brussels, Ont.
OF YOUR
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One operator with the Rite -Way Milker can milk up
to 20 cows per hour, saving 65% of the time and
labor required to do the job by hand.
The Rite -Way employs the natural action of the
sucking calf — suction and massage — keeps your
cows healthy and contented.
Let us show you how you can make more money —
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Growing Girls White and Brown Saddle
Oxfords, sizes 4 to 8
Special $1.98 pr.
Growing Girls Sandals in red white, brown,
green and blue, sizes 4 to 8
Special $1.98 pr.
Boys Brown and Black Oxfords
Sizes 1 to 5'
Special $2.98 up
60 Pairs of Men's Work Boots
with extra half panco soles. sizes 6 to 11
Special $4.95
30 Pairs of Men's Black Work Boots
Leather and panco soles (broken sizes)
Special $2.98 pr.
30 Pairs of Re -conditioned
ARMY WORK BOOTS
The whole soles inside and out are absolutely
New (sizes 5 to 6.' only)
Special $5.00 pr.
310 Pairs of Men's and Women's
GENUINE CANOE MOCCASIN
These are regular $3.50 pr.
Special $1..98 to clear.
Complete line of Men's, Boys', Children and
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