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Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22 BRUSSELS
BOB CARBERT GUEST SPEAKER
AT,MAJESTIC W. 1.
The Matectbie Women's Instituit9
met in the, Brussels Public Library
on Thursday a3ternoen, with the
Bnesidenit, Mils. 11. W. Stephen's, in
.the Chair. 'Phe meeting opened by
i singing the Institute Ode followed
by the Mary Stewart. Collect, no
roll call, "My favourite job on the II
, farm", brought forth a number cid
I -varied opinions. Mrs, Chas. Davis
reported that 71 boxes and 12 Cards
I had been seat to the shut-ins. A
number • of t 'han!keyou cards and
letters have bees received for the
same: Miss Hoover reported for the
Sunshil' ne fund.
Plans for n chartered bus trip to
, attend the A. C. W. W. Toronto were
{ discussed. Mrs. Lorne Nichol and
Mrs. Harold Speir were appointed to
nuke llurther plans.
1 ....Mrs. W. J. Tnnnbull; convener of
Agriculture and Canadian Industries
If alien took Charge of the program
Miss Pieta Van Vliet contributed a
,solo. Mr. Bob C,arbert, C.A.N.X.
farm editor was intnodulced and
i made comparisons of ithe daily
paper and the radio. He stated that
, the radio gave ,concise facts where
the newcparer tante later with
detailed accounts. Mrs. R. 'VG
Stephens thanked Mr. Carbert for
interesting talk and Mrs. W. J
I Turnbull presented him with a
small token.
Mrs. G, McDowell then gave .a
humorous reading en+A'hi toed, "Wash•
Ing ,the Separator." Tile motto — ---(
a portion of the Mary Stewa7'i ro
Collect, "Teach us to put into
action our better impulses, straigh.
forward and unafraid, was ably
taken by Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong,
A donation of $10.00 was voted to
the Sick Children's Hospital, Tor-
onto. This wa'e followed by a dis-
ens..silon on the public rest room we
had hoped to asoist with. The Sun-
shine
unshine colleotion was taken and the
meeting zeas closed . with, "The
Queen." A bounteous repast was
served by the hostesses, Miss Milli"
McFarlane,. Miss Thelma Maier, Mrs.
D. McDonald, Mrs. E. Martin and
Mrs. C. Davis.
BRUSSELS MOTORS
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR REALERS
/ number of 1951 Ohev. 0oaohes and Sedane a7ld Pontine
Priced to Clean' alt $1695,
1952 Pontiac Styline Sedan
19,512 Cuev, deluxe St;Ylin,e Coach, fully equipped,
1961 Potrttaks S4telimie Sedan:
'1851 Chev. deluxe Fleet1iwe Sedan
1991 Ohev, deuce Styliue Sedan
1951 Dodge dellwee Sedan,
1950 Ohev, deluxe Styline Coach,
1948 Ohev. F1eetnlaieter Sedan.
1943 Choy. S San.
1947 Pontiac Coach,
1941 Dodge Coach.
1949. Cher. Sedan
TRUCKS
1953 Dodge -ton Pick-up, selltug below list.
1957 Ohev, Vs ton Pieksup.- YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
24 Hour Towing Service Phone 73x - Brussels, Ont.
ED. RICHARDS & SON
Ethel Phone 86r5
1 slightly used Letz Grinder with elevator
New Avery Model R. Tractor with
Hydraulic Plow — A Good Discount
We Lose on this one.
Geo. White Thresher— Buy now, delivery
when you want it. You save on this one.
Hansan Brodject Sprayers -- Order Now
The Best On The Market
WAGONS — We have the best for less.
Your Sporting .implement Dealer
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
$HELLUBRICATION, SHELL HOUSEHOLD AND
?HELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Parts and Aocesseries,
Austin Safes end Service
Owranteed repairs to 211 .Mikes of ears and Stub
PHONE 77rt1 BRUSSELS, OM1.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, January 21St. 1953
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I COLD NEEDS �� WOOD'S
AND REMEDIES
Phone
24
Brussels, Out.
Mi 31 Cherrosote
Antiseptic Cough Syrup
Solution
A Good Gargle, Fights Coughs
Mouth Wash and, 2 ways
Nasal Spray
4 oz. bot 35c 4 oz. bottle 60c
Save One -Third by Buying the
$p ccial 98c package of Noxzema
Fine fel. Chapped Hands
Vapor-Stik
A Chest Rub in
Stick Form 59c
Very Handy
Fussy About
Cough Drops?
Then try
Sucrets 35c Pkg.
Pine Pastilles 15c Pkg.
A S A Cough Drops
15c Pkg.
As Advertised — On the Amos and
Andy Radio Show sponsored by Rexall Co.
Plertamins — The Vitamins Capsules with
Liver and Iron that help you to feel better.
Pkg. of 50 — $1..85.
F. R. S MITF
Dafireforl Rexall Drug Store
sELEPHONE Ns. 43 BRUSSELS. (1fi'r
IHOCIERIVOIKAKMAVMatittAiMAIWINeR
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers,, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
WIliens3e. Phone 4. Breese*, Ones.
DR. R. W. STEPI-IENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telapholle 45 — Brussels, Oat.
JOHN E, LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Main Shoot.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat 9 a.m. to 9 p.m
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone SISI
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral ;ice
Licenses! Funeral Director and &Ash n"
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Serer
Dales' Flowers Excivalyely
D. A. Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICL
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 30 or 95 — — BRIM ONE.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM. and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tnaiy and Saturday an day — Offict open miry by.
Poon We --• SBeoeesor to IS D. RAI
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Stm Life Assurance Cs.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General !morose* Cs.
Phone 4.3% Irani
J. A.1Vl ona gaban, R. O. Optometrist,
LISTQWEL. ONT.
. Spectalizitng in Eye Exa9nination and the Fitting of Musa
Office in Listowel Clinic %Baia
Hovers t 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Cioeei W.tl p Mr
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 71N ie 91113.
Other evenings by appointment Pitons 534.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Au omohile end Fire insurance ,
r-'
A&l,ent and Sickness
Apert for Gnat West 11. bnwsseos Os.
it ere Office 90 Ressele, Op.
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAilt
At Klncariine Mee Eveu'p
Phase Wins6am 770 A 6. Klaersalos
R`venings by appointee's*.
Lewis Rowland
I "are"- Or write to R. R. 3 Wallow.
r - Weaned For Heron Casty)
IATiSFA1C"17t1N GUARANTEED — PRICES tlEA30lt*a
Fat IMieNtriolooto Plisse 31 "The eMssels Par ani firth
Karl +ms`s ., ' IEswlyd
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COATS
Men's, Ladies' and Children's
Every Coat in the store Greatly Reduced.
Reductions from 20 % to 50 % .
Men's Overcoats
Men'"s Zip -in lining Overcoats
Ladies' Coats, Jackets
Station Wagon Coats
Leather Windbreakers (2 only)
Windpreakers, etc.
Snowsuits, Coat Sets.
Be Smart, Buy for
Next Winter.
YOU'LL
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Make more money
WITH A
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McCulloch. You can't overwork it.
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top production under the toughest conditions.
LIGHT WEIGHT—The McCulloch 3-25
weighs only 25 lbs. complete with 18" blade and chain.
It's easy to work with all day.
`$ VERSATILE -6 models to choose From—
ii
14", 18", 24", 30", 36" blades -15" bow saw.
See your dealer today for DEMONSTRATION
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GEO. E. POLLARD
Brussels, Ont.
NOTICE
Will the cartons who borrowed our•heav) jack also our stapler
and long wooden truck rack clamp, please return same at once,
We have a complete stock of all requirements for built in cup-
board.. as well as tine boards for bath-robma, floors underlay eta
We forced to ask for payment of all accounts owing to us
as of Dec. 81, 1952. Terme on all future bualnees 30 days net.
D. N McDONALD
Brussels, Ont. Phone 77
E'I HEL
The members of the -flatted Church
held ,treir annual bangnet in the .
,church basement. There was not
as large an attendance as usual.
They reports of the various de- 1
Partznen:ts showed a very success- ,
•ful year. Rev. Andrew Lane, chair-
man for the evening, directed a
finery interesting and varied pro -1,
gram which was much enjoyed.
On Saturday, Tei? Richards, old-
eist son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Richards lett by train for St.
J,o1vn's for training with the R. 0.
A. 1P. Ted spent two years as n
mechanic with the air force during
the Second World War and has
re-enlisted, He w131 be greatiy miss-
ed as he was an, uvetnuber of
;the Presbyterian. Church Young
People's Society and a member or
the choir, He was also one of the
Ethel Viid.+ge ,trastecs. He and his
father were in business together
there for the past six years,
Mrd: James T. Pearson is p3o-
gressing 'favorable in the Ci]nton
lion inkal where she underwent an
nperafton this petit week.
WiNGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
Always a ►arf..seek la CI,Naw..
Granitee to Chat. Morn
All modern 'manhlner7.
tamaus ter
Cnnset.r., latterine a attetaRtr
Artletlo Memorlala
at very reasonable otiose.
R. A. SPOTI'ON
Phone 256 '-- Wh.gtsam, Oars.
------Leac 1i s Jewellery Store
Brussels, Ont.