The Brussels Post, 1952-2-20, Page 4SALE SALE SALE
PEARSON'S
A nual February Sale
Sale Ends This Saturday
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES SHOES
regular $6,95 to $10.50 Sale $3.95
regular $4.95 to $6.95 Sale $1.98
52 pair Ladies Dress Shoes
40 pair Ladies Dress Shoes
100 pair Ladies Slippers and Sport Shoes
all makes and sizes
100 pair Misses' Sandals, Loafers and Oxfords
50 pair Children's Shoes all kinds and colours
Ladies Fur -trimmed Velvet Overshoes Special
BOOTS AND SKATES
SPECIAL SALE PRICE ONLY $1.98
1.98
$1.49
$2.79
20'4 OFF ALL LADIES SNOW
10 pair Second Hand Skates
56 pair Men's Dress Oxfords Black and Brown Reg. $9.00 to $14.50, Sale Price $7.95
30 pair Men's Dress Oxfords Black and Brown, Reg. $6.95 to $8.95, - $4.95
56 Dress Shirts white and coloured Reg. $3.50 to 4.50
Sale Price $2.69 or 2 for $5.00
'63 Sport Shirts all colours, Reg. $5.50 to $7.50 Special Sale Price $3.95
20 °'o Off The Following Items On Display
MEN'S
Special Price $1.00
Dress Shirts Pyjamas
Work Socks Braces
Sport Shirts Belts
Stetson Hats Socks
Scarves Skates
Sweaters Ties
Come in and look over Special Bargains in Shoes for everyone
you are under no obligation to buy
Brussels, Ont. Phone 11
THE BRUSSELS POST
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
Grimm "Chmupion" hnvaPorater
2Ia ft. x 8 ft., In good aondttiop.
Apply to Cecil Dew.arr,
Phone Vali, Atwood,
LOST
A bag or 0110P on the Corner of
the 5111 and 0111 eon, of GreY.
Pinder kindly Call Wm, Dietner,
Phone 40x8.
FOR SALE
Soft Aiaple and Elm tops, Most
Wood for the moue?. Phone ODr4
zanies Stevenson
BRUSSELS FIREMEN RESCUE
MAN FROM BURNING BUILDING
Mr, Oltarles Van Norman le 'te
seriatte audition suffering from
burns and suffocation, when their
home wws alostroeed fire on Thurs-
day morning of this week. Mrs..
Van Norman, la less ses•ioue oon-
01110 t is suffering from shock, Mr,
Van Norman wee removed to Wi
ng -
Liam hospital, with Dr, Myers, the
attending pltYaloian.
LIVESTOCK WANTEp
` FREE THERMOMETER -Flu Cash
{1 for dead or disabled horses or cows
Phone collect Brussels 72. William
Stone Sons, Limited,
FOR REN"I
100 acre Alarm, 40 acres of crop,
25 acres of hay, the rest is Pasture,
I Apply to Archie MoKaa9,
I Con, 16, Lot 28, Grey, Phone 47•r7
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
The slue• -tion is often raised -how
do the Canada Temperance Act and
the Liquor Control Act compare?
'What the dietinetive advantages of
each." The one distinctive advantage
of the Canada Temperance Act is
7loah it does 1101 permit outlets -
either liquor stores or beverage
rooms. To many tuts is a real re-
strictive temperance measure. The
distinctive advantage of the Liquor
Control Aot is that .1 makes fuller
3an'ri';ianv far police action. It de -
Moe mire occasions on which the
..,tficer of the law may arrest and
institute court action. To many
'his seems a desirable and necess-
ary provision. The logic of It is
that with more outlets and more
liquor and more drinking there
should be more police action as the
Liquor Control Act provides. It is
equally l0'ieal that with no outlets
under the Canada Temperance -Act
and consequently less liquor and
les- drinking there need be lees
!envision for police action. The
,under Temperance legislation is to
•-*riot the liquor rather than to
sleet.- the area of entice action.
WALTON
FOR SALE - perfect 011
Dail Carriage, Large
Space Heaters Coleman, Washer
Easy, all in A-1 condition.
APp1Y Wood's Dry Goods Store.
NOTICE ,--
$1,00 trial offer. Twenty -live
DeLuxe Personal Requirements.
Latest Agency,
Box o124o Terminal A
The Med-
.Co Agency,
roronto, Ontario,
WANTEO-
Dead end disabled farm animals
wanted for prompt pink- p. Phone
Percy
ETH EL
'late February meeting or the W.
M. S. or the United Church was
held at the home of Mrs, sent,
Pena
Stephenson, with 14 ladies present,
Mrs, 'Geo. Pearson opened the
lug with the Call to worship. Hymn
No. 0 was sung. The Scripture
e
a.
reading was n by No. 378 was
McTaggart. I-Iytun Mrs.
sung followed by prayer by
Cleaver, Tillie study period was
taken by Mrs. Geo, Pearson and
NTS. McTaggart. The President,
Pensoaals : George Dundas is In
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
for an operation; Mrs. Charles Me.
Gavin is in Wingham hospital for
nbser0ation; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Gray. Stratford, with friends in
Walton; Mrs. Grant Dennie, Lon-
don. with friends in Walton; Robt-
Yr,ung is confined to his home
with influenza; Bert .Tohnstton has
been ordered to remain in bed,
following a heart attack suffered
while visiting at the home of W. C.
Bennett,
...SAVES HARD WORK AND MONEY
Loading manure is a 'snap" once you
team up your John Deere Model "M" Tractor
-with the husky John Deere No. 30. It's a
smooth -performing loader that gives you new
lase ... new economy ... new speed of
Manure handling.
The No. 30 is a double -cylinder hydraulic
loader; no chains, pulleys or cables are used
b raising or lowering the bucket. The finger-
tip control raises, lowers, or stops the bucket
at any point in the 9.1/2 -foot loading range.
There's plenty of clearance for shed work.
Rugged construction assures years of de-
pendable service.
Plan now to investigate the advantages of
owning this simple, streamlined John Deere,
loader. See us for complete details.
Ix:
sell, Cit.
Phone 58
Stephenson, Ethel,
Brussels 85r12, Collect.
FOR SALE -
1 Poll Angus Bull, 2 yr. old, reg-
istered. -
Apply to Archte McKay,
Con. 15, Lot 28, Grey, Phone 47r7
conducted tete business,
and ut'itates of Mat meeting were ,
read and approved, The offering
was then taken. Mrs. Stephenson
titauked the members for box sent
to her. Arrangements were made
for "World Day of Prayer" Three i
members were chosen' to give a
prayer. 'Cate Society were asked to
cater for a wedding dinner. Moved
by Mfrs. R. .T. Pearson, seconded by
Airs. Cleaver that we do cater. -
Carried. A committee of Mrs, Geo.
Pearson, Mrs. Pesten, Mrs. Mc-
Taggart and Mrs. Alex Pearson
were chosen to look after same
Severna, Quilt blocks were brought
itt and Mos. R. J. Pearson offered to
put them fro -getter. It was decided
to hold a quilting at Airs. Stephen -
son's on Prides'. Mrs. Geo. Bears=
invited the Society to her home for
the A7aroh meebing, Mrs, Pestelt
Wednesday, February 20th, 1958
USED CARS
1951 Chevrolet Sedan, New
Car Guranteed.
1950 Austin Sedan, Like New.
1947 Chebrolet 'Coach
1946 Chevolet Coupe
1946 Ford Coach
1941 Plymouth Sedan
Many Older Models.
USED TRUCKS
PROPERTY FOR SALE -
FTouse and lot id Brussels, bathroom,
furnace, modern kitchen with built
in cupboard, and insulated.
IApply at the Brussels Post.
FOR SALE -
Qeantity of heavy oats with 1-3
barley, also registered Shorthorn
hull, 13 months old from accredited
herd and a Decker theshing machine,
in good running order,
Mark Hamilton, Walton, Phone 48r26
FOR SALE -
We advise you ask us for Bray
price list and catalogue and order
you day old chicks iu advance. For
1111 shipment they have
started pullets and started cockerels,
Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel,
New 1951 Chevrolet V, ton pick up
1946 Ford 3 ton truck with racks
NEW CARS
New Chevrolet Power Glide Sedan
Announcement We now have the New
Stewart Warner Electronic Wheel Bal-
ancer. A must for safe driving and cuts tire
wear to a minimum.
Iverside Motors.
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
CRANBROOK representative far Heron Counts,
was the guest Speaker and spoke of
11•Irs. Wm. Cameron continues in "Ontario Agriculture and Fara "s
poor health, being `confined to her Lire." pC
bed for several weeks. Mrs. Brenner thanked Mr. Butler q'
There was a good attendance at for splendid address.. and the meat
1115 congregational pot -luck supper ing closed with "God. Save the
sponsored by the Ladies' Add of Queen,"
Knox Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. A dainty lunch was served in tie
M. Iiyndman was chairman for a basement by Airs. M. McDonald. 3In
program consisting of solos by M. Huether, Mrs, R. °amebae
Brenda Martin and Margaret Perrie, and Mrs. G. Knight.
readings by Mrs, Robt. Campbell
ladies
and Mrs. Stephenson offered to take and a one -act Play by seven •
lunch. The meeting closed by all I, airs. Maurice Cameron, Mrs. Dmer
repeating the Lord's Prayer in Son Mitchell, Miss Alice J. Forrest,
i Miss Lena Nople, Mrs. Earl Dunn,
unison.
Ides, Stanley Campbell and Mrs,
Mac Engel, "Cod Save the Queen"
was ;rung in closing.
Air. Paul Jeschke has recovered
Of from bis illness and is al present
staying at the American Hotel,
i Brussels.
The regular meeting of the Cran-
i brook Women's institute was held
1 in the Community Centro an Tues.,
Feb. 12th, at 8o'clock with the preen
dent, alt :s, Jas. Brenner In charge.
The meeting Opened with the stag-
' tug of the Opening Ode, followed
by repeating the Institute Creed
and the Lord's Prayer in unison.
The motto --"Life Without Frtende
is like a garden withott Flowers,"
all due to Freshen in May was very ably given by Mrs. Glenn
4 Heifers, rising 2 years old Heather.
3 Durham Steers, risings .. yrs. old 8 Minutes or the last meeting and
4 Durham Calves, 1 year old a treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Cordon Knight.
Baby Beef ready for market `
1 short memorial service to the
late King George VT, was held.
Several Items of business were
Rake disje:'ssed inc Its Bng the possible
truck forming of a "Girl'. Garden Clith."
el boa .1 reading on Lincoln's birthday
was given by Mrs. Maurice ranter -
on and Mrs. Glenn Hnether,
The roll call was answered with
a snntimemtal verse.
A dentanstratinn on the malting
or several 'kind of fancy 'sandwiches
was given by \Tertel '1T1Don'ld and
tbrmnehly eninvrl by •,l, dtlte see l-
wic•brs were defer ',moiled et tench
Mr. Bttrler nesl"Mnt ae to'4inre
NOTICE TO FARMERS --
I have for sale a rubber tired
wagon, tractor disc harrow, spring
tooth harrows, and flexible drag
harrows, feed mixers, grain throw -
ere, seeds grain, Clover Permanent
Pasture, also Spraying equipment,
Naeburs Liquid Fertilizer.
Gen. Wesenburg Phone 56r9.
FOR SALE -
100 acre farm, real good buildings.
hydro, price 57,500.00.
2-130 acre tarms, good buildings
,Lend location.
3_,.33D acreiifarm, good location.
hydro, pressure system and bath.
2•--100 aore grass farme.
1-50 acre grase term.
1-88 acre farm priced $5,80.,
buildings,
1-50 acre farm, good buildings.
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Phone "84 Brussels.
HELP WANTED - MALE
Men? Here's your chance to earn
a better than average Income. A
permanent full-time buglness - can
be yours selling nationally known
Weakins Prochuot.e. Previous ex-
perience not necessary - we train
you. Men between 25 and 55 owning
a car or light truck preferred. For
particulars without obligation write
The I. R. Watkins Co„ 850 St. Rocb
EL, Montreal.
USED CAR PAR'' tF
Axles and -wheels meltable for
trailers and farm waggons.
Transmissions, priveshafte, Reade
Pealed leant units, Glass, Generators,
and starters ete.
Dozen of good used tires sad
tubes in all popular sizes.
Norman McLean, Seatorth. 06
mile south of tracks, Phone U.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock, implements and
Household Effects
will be held at
Lot 18, Con. 9, Grey Twp.
4 miles 'East of Brussels on
County Road on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th
At 12.30 p. m. Sharp
Herses
1 middle aged Clyde Team
Set of back band harness and
horse oollars
Cattle
6 Young Dual Purpose Durham Cowe
Implements
7 ft. M. H, Binder,
Deering Mower 6 ft,
M. H. Hay Loader, SulkyPig crate, Pig trougb, Bag
Renfrew 2000 lbs, sales, gray
Set of sloop sleighs
Large quantity or rope
Frost & Wood Side Rake,
Land Roller. Manure Spreader
Grain Drill, 13 run
Spring Tooth Cultivator
Riding Plow, Scattier
Rubber Tired 'Waggon (new)
16 ft. Plat Hay Rack
2 sets of Dimond Harrows
Sling Ropes, Scoop Shovel
Funning Mill, Hay Car
:r' S. of practically new Hay Rope
Kay Fork and Si.ing Chain
f, it. Steel Water Trough
t4, barrel of a;Tolasses,
Eleetrir Fencer, Broctcser Stove
2 - 11 gal. Milk Da 110, Piano box
Chains, Forks, Shovel, Sacks and
many other articles.
Hay and Grain
Quantity of Mixed Hay
250 bu. of Mixed Crain
500 bus 'o[ Erban Ones ,
100 bus of Galore Barely
All Grain Suitable for Seed.
Household Effects
Dinin room table and 6 chairs
Walnut glass cupboard, rockers lv
Occasional chairs, Tfitehen chairs
2 bedroom sullee, Finlay cook stove
Quantity of antique glassware ani.
china and other dishes,
TERMS CASH
E. P. Chesney, Clerk,
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
Charles W. Penfotted, Prop
BLUEVALE
'Ce pupils of Btuevale solo!
sponsored a Valentine social w i
Thursday afteroon, Joyce Hoffman,--.'
one of .the senior pupils, announced..
a program of songs, stories era!
recitation. Elizabeth .1icKinnel,'y
and Susan Yeo sunervlsed a eeriol;;
of games, and Joyce Koffman eel'`.
Btoile Morrell conducted a musigt
eontest, The crowning point of the
afternoon was when Mr. Brown, the
teacher, auotioneed boxes of liah
Provided by the boys, on manual
of this being leap year. and the;
girls bid on the boxes. Children d
prd'sehool age were guests'. aid;
were served litnah with chantey
milk.
To the forenoon. Rnv. atatlbelr,
Bailie visited the school and Coe',
dueled a short senior in memory
of the late King George VT 31r,
•T' title has recently (-rime to r•anade,
from TMwnpaitrick, Tr. Indnod
related some interetiina
confection with oceasions when It
had been hie privilege. as leader o
a group of children, to ce• th.• Keg
While he visited Belfast.
Personals: airs. ,john 'amiss. hd,
line of 'Morrie, has returned home
after 10 days in tite C11nMn haept•
Ial: George Greenaway with he
sister, Mrs. Jennie Pellow. Ts -onto..
E'RF.T1TRICK P. HOM(rTid
I?hm. B., R, O.
Mrs. H. Viola Homvth R. 0
Carol E. Homuth R O.
Phone 118 Harriston, Oat
Registered Optonletrfsts
NOTICE. -
Fioor sanding and ftn1.41114m, also
carpentry. Prnmp! marine gtlaren-
tnetd. Apply to
A, C,men. Phare 44.11, Wtrahem
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
I am now equipped to pump out your
Septic Tank, also do all other kinds of
Pumping, such as flooded cellars etc.
IRVIN COXAN
Phone 75r4 Milverton, Ont.
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MARATHON
Here's real vine in s guaran-
teed Goodyear with the famous
nonskid diamond tread --a tire
better built for long, trouble.
free mileage.
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