The Brussels Post, 1952-7-16, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
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A General Motors Value
Illustrated — Chevrolet Siyleline De Luxe 2 -door Sedan
It'll pay you to buy Chevrolet
.the finest of low-priced cars!
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718liefFwdesti- Pa±C6D so LOWi
UNITIZED KNEE -ACTION RIDE
Chevrolet's famous Kn pA�oen sdeis
ter,
smoother. New
shock absorber
action smothers
bumps and jolts
more quickly
and effectively
than ever. Spring
control is immediate and continuous on
all roads.
POWERFUL
VALVE -IN -HEAD ENGINE
The trend is engines
is all to valve -in -head!
And Chevrolet has
beea building engines
of this design for forty
years! Teamed with
Powerglide is the most
powerful valve -in -head,
engine in Chevrolet's history, with hy-
draulic -hushed valve -lifters to give whis-
per -quiet power.
Rivers
AREA MUNICIPALITIES TO
RECEIVE CROWN -OWNED.
PROPERTY GRANTS
Huron County in general, and the
Township of Tnckeramith and
Stephen in particular, will benefit
immimas a result o2 a change in the policy
the payment of grants
._ ..r,a"o taxes on Federal proper-
ty, it was announced by Andrew Y.
McLean, M. P. for Thiron-Perth, last
week. Thee$ municipalities will
now be eligible for a Federal grant
In Ilan a taxes, withal respect to
Crown -owned property.
For almost two yearn Mr. McLean
has been holdin • dist•nesions with
the Minister of Finance and officials
of the Finance Department, painting
nut the situndinn that exists in
wholly rural municipalities when
there Is edtabliehed in safrh wavelci-
patittee Nartientel Deferrer tneballa-
tions, R.C,A.F, Station, Clinton, is
ionated in Ttielrertemkth frawnehip,
and Centralte le in Stephen Town-
ship.
Tinder mutating legtaln,tion munl-
n1C 1A.1'), fi'f'l( l<
DFAT) AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS RFMf►yrD
PROMPT1 V FOP S.ANTTAPV
DISPOSAL.
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See for yourself how brilliantly Chevrolet combines all
these prize features of highest -priced cars ... bringing
you the new and finer standard of beauty, performance,
comfort and safety ... and yet it's the lowest -priced line
in its field !
MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR
EXTRA WIDE TREAD
Chevrolet measures a full 58 %encentres
chb-
oof rear wheels
—providing a
broader base
to give you
more stability
on the road,
- less sway on
the curved
• Lowest -priced in its field!
Chevrolet, the Leader, is the lowest -priced
car in its field. It's Canada's most beautiful
low-priced car—and Canada's most won-
derful motor car value!
GORGEOUS NEW COLORS
Choose from a wide choice of colors and
two-tone color
combinations .. .
the most wonder-
ful array' is Chev-
rolet's field. Dis-
tinctive new De
Luxe interiors are
color -matches to exterior body - colors.
CENTREPOISE POWER
Engine vibration and power impulses are
"screened out" —
isolated from driv-
er and passengers.
Engine rides flexi-
bly suspended be-
tween new high -
side mountings ..-
centred, poised, cushioned in rubber.
EXTRA LARGE BRAKES
Chevrolet's Jumbo -Drum brakes, with
their big 11 -inch
brake drums, ap-
ply more lever-
age for more
stopping power.
v
rs Stops are smooth-
er, safer, with less
driver effort, Bonded linings last up to
twice as long.
EXTRA -EASY CENTRE -POINT
STEERING -a,
Control is centred
between the front
wheels instead of
behind the left
front wheel. This
advanced steering
geometry makes
Chevrolet surprisingly easy to steer, ma-
noeuvre and park.
POWERGLIDE
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
It's an oil -smooth
oil -cooled auto-
matic transmis-
sion. It is simpler
with fewer parts
to wear. It's
smoother because
inter-
mediateoil does it all without
gens. Optional on complicated
Luxemod-
els at extra cost.
lotors
`a+;lira.,:. in under to qualify for a
grant in lieu of taxes. Munn pro-
vide certain services to the Federal
rrp : y. but in the case esti stations
-Nth as' those at Clinton and Cen-
tralia. which are located in rural
townships. the provision of the
epecifted seryiee is not possible.
At the same time the rural m,unici-
palitiea have been unable to levy
taxes a: a result of there having
been removed from the assessment
rolls the property owned by the
Crown. The municipalities, too.
have had to provide for additional
expense because of the increased
MO! which is made of township
roads by traffic proceeding in and
from the Airforce stations.
With the assistance of data furn-
ished by County As,at s,or .Ilex
.Alexander. County Treasurer A. H,
nirelttne, and the filcrke of Tacker -
smith and Stephen. Mr. McLean
was .able to impress on the Depart -
merit the merit of the claims of
rural municipalities and of the
cnenty for onm,penaatton In Iles of
the taxes which they wonid have
received heti there not been locat-
ed within the municipalities Crown
nwned property.
Thnt the Department agreed with
the arelmmenute whlnh were present•
ar, wan indioatea last weak wiith
the a,upeeennca r~f nnpplemen.tnry
estimates wherein le prnvirted an
ammtnt whl'.li will enable I tread
t,n be veld resell mnnielpalltiee who
herr, ' within their hnnnderice. The
fete teete1'ehiene 'ti>(titie rletafls
of .'he recra.e.tinne which will stow
ern the nevmen:t of tba elan$ have
BODY BY FISHER
Fisher Body sets the -standard for styling,
-for craftsman-
ship, for com-
fort and con-
venience! And
Fisher Unisteel
construction
guards youwith
the solid strength of steel welded to steel
above, beneath and all around you.
not yet been finalized, the n+Cei•
,cry funds were voted at the pre-
sent Session of Parliament, and
payment to the municipalities will
be made during the present year.
It is not possible, until the regula-
tions are finalized to indicate the
amount of payment which each of
the utuniefpalitles will receive, Mr.
:itcLean acid, but It is expeoted that
it will be an amount which will
adequately compensate the munici-
palities for their loss in general
taxes, The payment will be made
annually.
Mr. McLean pointed out thatt a
representative cif the Department is
expected to visit the county within
a short time to discuss with the
• nun,iripalitiee rnnecrned the details
of their Anima and provide neces
nary assistance in completing ap-
ptieatione for the grants,
GM "SHADE=LITE" GLASS
REDUCES GLARE, HEAT & FATIGUE
Chevrolet offers
"Shade -Lite"
tinted glass with
exclusive, shad-
ed windshield -
tinting for your
extra protection. "Shade•Lite" glass all
'round reduces glare and heat, helps you
drive more safely and comfortably. (Op-
tional at extra costa
Brussels Ontari
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of WILLIAM JAMBS Mc
FARLANI; late' of the Township of
Bast Wawanosh in the County of
Huron are hereby notified to send
En the undersigned on or before the
FTFTBFNTH flay of J1TLY, 1952,
full particulars of their clatme in
writing. Tmtrnedia,tely after the
fifteenth day of Tull, 1052, the as-
aate of the estate will be disinli8tilted
amongst the parties entitled thereto
having regard °illy to debate of
withal the Admintetratnr alien then
have nntlea,
Mases. (irawfnrd Re. Re.rhertigtnn
Rasi1stPra Rc e..
Rru(teele Ontario
velleitnre fm.. the Adminetrater,
GREY WALTON
Mr, Norman hoover la attending
the Grand Lodge Masonic Convent-
ion in Toronto.
Mrs. tient$ Setae and little neice
Louise Junes of Lurknow are vis-
iting Mrs. Norman Hoover,
;hisses Marion Hoover and Audrey
Wheeler, daughters or Mr. and
Mrs. Newnan Hoover; and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wheeler are both in the
same room in the Clinton Hespital
having had their appendix remov-
ed.
FRANK SiNATRA'S CONFESSIONS
PUBLISHED
"The Voice" holds no punches as
he reveals his own story of his
surprising divorce and his exciting
rom'a'nce with Ave Gardener, in
thio Sunday's (July 20) issue of The
American Weekly. Begin Frank
Sinatra.'s dramatic two -pant series,
nentankie Spealttitel. in The
Amerloan Weekly ex -elusively with
The netrnit Sunday Times.
CHENILLE BEDSPREAD
• BARGAIN
From Factory to You --- $5.25
Lowest price in Canaria, 'This
bedspread is fuTty covered with
baby nhenille, no sheeting showing
First quality. Tt manes in all colors,
single Or dttnhin hrdeize, with
either meta-eolnred nr solid raised
rester patterna. At nnty $6.25 each.
Rent. C• O. A, plug postage. Tmined-
inte 'mon ey-ordtrrhaah' miarantee
Order one, you will nrdnr mere.
TOWN & COUNTY MFG,
Bey 1490 Place D'Armes,
Montreal, t uehec,
Wutney ay, JtakY IMIIi, 1882
PEOPLEWE KNOW
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airs, Saari ' Dactyou ictus arrived
hoima rivitt e trivfo week'$ visit with
relatives in Port algin,
*
Ma, and Mrs. A. Itt. Dixon of Do
trout were week -end visitors with
the Misses MaOraokeux. Mr. Dixon
was manager of site Bank of Nova
Sodtlahere a few years ago.
* *
Dr. and ,Mrs. J. IL Bnohatuan and.
Miss Lorna of Daloraiue, Man., else
Air. and Mrs. Ward Buohanan of
Detroit, Mioh., were recent visitors
with Miss Flo, I. Buchanan.
* *
Mr, Harry Combs had the mis-
fortune to suffer a fall in his home.
'I -Tp w' a taken to Winkham hospital
for an x-ray which allowed a broken
bone, His many friends hope he
will soon be okay. Mr. Oatirbs in to
nhuedyieventh year.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. P, K. Whelpton of
New York city were week -end guests
of Dr. and Mils. Win. Spence. The
ladies are eobteina. .
* . * *
t Mr. and Airs, Wm. Combs of Del -
1 oratne, Man., are gueets of his
'farther Mr, Harvey Combs and his
i eider Nits Vesta Combe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm, McDowell and
Tran and Ann of Toronto - were
vie -Rina his mother, Mrs. G. Me- 1
j Dowell, Mrs. Percy Garside of Lon- 1
t don, was also a vistnr with her
aigter Aire. McDowell.
Mrs. Lewie,. Beecroft, Esdutowtot ,
A,ltia, et the Home o>r 'Mr, unci Mre,
Georgi r11ho mtott. It in, oyer 40
Years eines .Mrs, Seeenaut (%Lee
Mary Thornton) Tett here wilt). her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, (igirj% Thorn-
ton, eta made their deme its Damson.
ton, Her slater end brother -in -1W,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack 'McLean, Fele
nraniton, -are acoonopanytng -theta.
A. 11. Saniblt dusa the centred of
driving idhildren, by bus, from
Wit -wham to, Teeswater ono eater,
•noon a week to eniop the swim-
ming pool there, the arrangements
having been made by the Lions
clubs of the -twa borons; Mrs. R, P.
Carnies with her daughter, Mrs.
Neil Ma11)anliern; and family. 01116-
ori: Mrs. W. T. Johnston has re -
hinted home from a five week visit
,with relatives in Gladstone,
and Woodrow, .Sask.
Persoals; . luta•, and Mrs. Murray
Wilson .and two none of Listowel
with Mr, and Mrs, Roy ,Munn.; Mr.
and Mrs. John White and son,. John.
Detroit. wth Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mo -
Kinnon and with Mr, and Mrs.
John • 1T. MettTaviSh. Neil Tarn-
bull, Dbhel, with Ian and Heads
M,ugdyli; Mrs. Alfred Rirties and
family with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Robertson; Bryan Bowie, Wing -
be n, with hes cousins, Donald and
Gordon McMurray: Mr, and Mrs.
Leslie Tones, Toronto, 'with Mr.
and Mtt'. Alex Oorrigan: Mr. and
Mrs. Spence Molitmnen, George-
town, with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mc-
Kinnon;
aKinnon: Mrs. R. R'. Gamins with
her daughter. Mrs. Nell Mcinaeb
ern and family at Clifford: FSIean-
or Smith with Miss Helen Munroe
Of Wroeeter. alt het' wattage at Aids
harly Beach: Rent Davidson,.
11‘,1111r V A I C.antevrittih. Mann., Mrs. 'William
1Reid and daughter, Mrs. rain
i Personals : less Grace Stewart, , Porter, Raytieki, with Mrs. Arthur
Windsor. and Miss Perna Htailliday, Ghat..: Mrs. W. J. Johnsbnn with
Toronto, summer residents at Kin- me end. Mr.. ?Hilton Watson at
sardine, visited Mies Flora Stewart Porde.; Mr. and bins. Joseph Mar-
t et the home of Miss Rvbeta Daft; ae..tt sea two deughters. TAstowel,
Mrs. Reid and daughter, Bayfield, ,,.t,l, a",1 Mr. and Mrs. George Thorn -
with Mrs. Arthur Shaw. Mr. and
' Personnels: Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Dralye.ott and lamiiy, Harry Dray-
cott. Sr., ,and deter from Sauk.,
visiting with brother of Mrs:. Gross;
Mr. Harry Draycott is a brother of
Mrs. Gross; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Houston and family from Brandon,
Man., visiting with friends here;
Miss Audrey Hoak -well, with Bar-
hara Holland in Blyth.
The July meeting of the Women's
, Aesoctattlon of Welton United
Ohurob met in the basement with
the first Vice -President Mrs, Fox,
in' the chair. The meeting opened
with singing hymn 637 followed by
prayer. The miniutes `ot the last
meeting were read by Mrs, B.
Johnston sand approved. The treat•
urer's report was then given by Mrs.
P. Holman and other items of buai
nese. The Sunday School picnic is
to be. held Friday, Judy 25th at the
Tions Purls. Seat'nrth. wtth a basket
lunch. 'iThe meeting closed witb
nrayer.
Mr. and Mtis. Herb Treats and
Mr. and Mra. John Bryant on a
motor irip to the Unhed States.
FOR SALE —
Modern Red brick House on west
alis of Vtatorts Park. New modern
hnthromn, bot And cold water, Town
water 13500.00.
H ugh Pearson, lhrttseels Phone 11
PALMISTRY AND
TEACUP READINGS
(liven by Noted laxnarteneed Read-
er for ennoblement 'Phone 119rs Tires -
.,els nr write Misa T. M. Senora,
rthet tint.
BUSINESS (CARDS
C. A. Myers., M.1),, L. M. C:. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOR
Wlittann St.—_^ Moue 4. Brussels, Oat
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University a Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
i e 4S .,_. 'Brussels, Out.
JOHN E. LONGSTAF`F, Optometrist
Eyes Examined.. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Main Street.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.nt. to 9 p.n.
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J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
LisTUWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of Glasses
Office in Listowel Clinic Bm'Iding
Hoare: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wedtsesiay'p,m.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9:3111.
Otherevenings by appoixlment Phone 534.
t), A. Rann & Co.
I UNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVItdd,
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 - BRUSSELS, ONT.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS .
Automobile and The Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
Pt.one Office 96 Brussels, Ont.
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co. Brussels
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G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WiNGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tueeday.
Phone Wingham 770 & f+, Kincardine 21.
Evenings by appointment.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Home
Licensed Fimeral Director and Embalmer
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers Exclusiyely
S, Hetherington, K. C.
WINGUAM :and BRUSSELS
AT 3RUSSELI
Toeeday and "Saturday all day ... Offict open every eMlty.
Mane Rt)tt — Successor to E. D. BA