The Brussels Post, 1953-4-1, Page 8FOR
SPRInRG
HEEDS
We have a Complete Stack
i of
POULTRY SUPPLIES
GRASS SEED
MOORE'S PAINTS
HOUSE CLEANING SUPPLIES
See Our
ElectEieaI Appliances
EFORE YOU BUY
GOOD TRADE IN ALLOWANCE
G
;GS HARD ARE
Phone 17
Brussels, Ont.
W are dealers for the Toro line of Lawn
Mowers and Garden Equipment.
Lawn Mowers motorized with famous
Clinton engines. Also made to order full
lawn mower.
Be sure to see our Nina of New Clinton
Saws along with other lines which we
have.
Welding and Machine Shop Work
a Specialty here.
GEO. E. POLLARD
Phone 64 or 56r13 Brussels
YOU
are invited to see the New Twins at
OLDFIELD'S HARDWARE
The Westinghouse Laundermat and
Drier. With these twins in your home there
will be no more wash day blues.
All you have to do is put clothes in the
washer, turn on the switch, the machine
does the rest. When the washer stops
place the clothes in the drier; they come
out fluffy dry or damp for ironing which-
ever you wish.
Come in and see them, you will be
pleasantly surprised not only at their ap-
pearance, but the amazingly low price.
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
tHELLUBRICATION, SHELL HOUSEHOLD Allo
THELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Parte and Accessories.
Austin Sales and Service
duarenteed repairs to all 'mikes .f Dere and tanks
PRONE 77r6 BRUSSELS, G.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
The Huron County Agriculture Contmlttee is sponsoring a Public
Meeting to learn if it is the wish of the farmers. of Huron County
to form a Livestock protective Association.
Associations have been formed in Digin, Middleeey and Lambton
Counties said have had a decided effect on reducing cattle Rustliny
and Poultry Thefts.
The following speakers have been secured
Mr. R, I1, Gnahlaan, Assistant Livestock Oommisstoner
Department of Agriculture, OttefWa.
Mr, Stewiart Browny Shedden,
President, Elgin CONTilty AIeaWeletiomc
Sgt. Needham, Ontario Provincial Police,
Huron Oou'nity,,
trite meet ng will be held in tore Clinton °tidwn Hall on Friday,
Aprf 105h, 1963, cdmmencing at 1.80 P, M,
All farmers in Huron County are !Wilted to attend,
B Erskine,
' Clerk,
County of Huron,
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WOOD'S
Phone 24
Brussels,'Oltt.
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Easter Toggery
Last call. to select your Easter Suit,
Coat or Dress.
Come in early and choose an outfit
or accessories.
New Pleated Jabot Scarves.
A good selection of
Foundation Garments.
MYSTERY DANCE AND
PICTURES
At Ethel Township Hall on
THURSDAY, APRIL 9th
At 8,30 o'clock
Mr. Scott of Seaforth will show films.
Vocal Soloists - Mr. Bob Cunningham
Mr. Douglas Dunbar. -
Instrumentalist, - Mr. Robert Kennedy
Who is the
MYSTERY PERSON IN ETHEL ?
Prize for the right answer.
Your guess is as good as mine.
• 'Lucky door prize.
After the pictures, joist before the dance the
MYSTEY PERSON will be revealed.
Mystery Orchestra.
Ladies please bring lunch.
Admission 50c and 25c
Benefit Ethel Hockey Club.
PEARSON'S SHOE STORE
AND
MEN'S WEAR
Rubber Boot Special any brand Gooderich, Kaufman, Dominion,
Gutta Percha or Miner insoles Included
Men's Heavy Red Sole Knee Boot $5.50
Men's Red or Black Sole short $8.95
Ladles Black knee boot $3.50
Boys heavy short boot, black $3.50
Children's heavy hoot, black $2,50
Men's) Thigh Heavy Red Sole Boot $8,60
Men's Hip Heavy Red Sole Boot 59,95
Men's Sportman's light laced Instep
Olive Drab or Black Hip Length $12.95
Men's Heavy or Light Boots In SISMAN'S, GREB'S, VALENTINE
.OR STERL*l
Men's Cork Sole Work Boots $5.95, $6.95 and $8,95
Men's Leather or Composition Soles. Work Boots $3,95 to $8.95
Boys' Heavy Work Boots 54.50 to $4.95
Men's an Boys' Dress SCOTT-McHALE, Ritchie and many others
Men's SCOTT-McHALE Shoes from ` $14. to 521,50
Men's Dress Shoes Black or Brown all styles $5.95 to $12.00
Boys' Dress Shoes Black or Brown from $4.56 to 55.95
Smart New Styles for Easter in Ladies Shoes
Ladles Dress Shoes from 54.95 to $8.95
Ladies Sandals from $3.95 to $7.96
Blue and White Saddle Oxfords ..., $4,50 to $4.95
Ladles Nlyons 15 Denier and 51 gauge $1.25
Ladies Short Anklets Guaranteed 90 days Nylon 75c
Large Assortment of Children's Shoes, All Colours and Sizes
Everything Is guaranteed under reasonable care or Mone4 will be
cheerfully refunded.
PHONE 11 BRUSSELS, ONT.
Brussels Farm Equipment
We have a full line of
Massey -Harris Tractors, Implements
and Parts.
Now is the time to order your Requirements
for Spring Needs.
A. M. FIRBY & SONS
Massey -Harris Dealers
Phone 55 Brussels, Cnt.
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sawlog hr.rbles
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s.lkyLas and bats
fall and hall
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Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22
BRUSSELS
.ETHEL .
Along the scree s of 1019351 every -
ens is looping for the mystery per-
son, so they own win the prize for
guessing the correct name. Tont
forget robe mystery con^art and
dnn,ce at the 11a11 In .April 9th, when
after the programs of pictures and
solos, the mystery person, wit be
revealed. This in benefit of your
Hockey Team W. 0, A. A., "D",
Group Champions.
The Whet 'Women's Instill e held
very suceritIhful Euchre in the
' Township Hall oro Monday night.
Chace Lamont and Billie lckntier
were 'the prize winners.
The V,r,dden contractors are putt-
ing a cement ixasement under Mrs.
Mary Gills hcwuls°,
Air. and Mas. Bill Machan and
lalmily are moving into th r home
cf. the late Mrs. 13. F. Carr. We
welcome them to the Village.
The third and fourth meeting of
the Ethel friendy Susiee Was held at
the home of our assistant leader on
Newel 26th We 'opened our meeting
withibhe Club tong. Theyminuter we
re read by Marilyn Bowes due to the
absence of the !secretary. Tt was de-
eided to combine the third and fourth
meeting and omit the meeting on Ap-
ril 155 because of t'ie Sootier exams
'Ilbe noll cull for the third meeting
was a. m"al Menne. The roll call tor
the !fourth meeting was one duty of
1 hostess toward her guests.. Ten me.
inheres to hold :tine fifth meetin; at
her home. Dona Alexander read a
leading ;nn nu.51 planning and sug-
1,astions fm• meal planning. We
eussed 00101', flavor. texture and
taste of meals. Mr Godden read
table etimsette. Mrs. Bower read
afternoon, tea and informal tea. and
also sanrhvincms fora tea. Thr home
rssigrwrent are plan a da.9 meals
for your family. Practice ta.,bl.; set•
one and ,fable service. Make fancy
sandwiches tor practice. Work or
MIT record book. The roll call
for the fifth meeting is Why T like to
F.rrtertain? The members were
shown proper table setting. They
were aleo shown how to, make dilfet-
ent kinds of fanny sandwiches. The
meeting was closed with the sing-
ing of "The Queen."
$16 AN EVENING
Por your spare eine. Just 3 easy free
trial sales amazing Patented Auto-
matic Refrigerator Defrosters. can
pay you that. Hundred of hat pros.
pests, Commislsion. Rush name, add.
rens for guaranteed profit offer
D -Prost -0 Mastic Co, Dcpt, 131 New-
market, Ont.
IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE -
frr quick clearance.
Rubber tired farm wagon,
All Steel Ribber Tired Wagoo,
2 Sets of Spring Tooth Harrows.
:tet Fltxlbhj Harrows.
2 furrow Plow on Rubber.
S ft. Tractor Disc Harrow,
1' ft. Tractor Disc }Tarrow, All re-
dreed !prices to Marelt, Ca.0 also
rrpply Laud Packers. .Mowers for
Ford or Ferguson Tractor, Jeffrey
Chisel Plow. '
Contact - Geo. Wesenburg,
CORONATION SERIES
Anvil 4 to June 2•7 imclua;ve, The
Stat Weekly will, publish s series
Of 13 Coronation isbues,
Colorful pletures and ttrtt 1,01 by
special writers, which will appear
• exclusively in Star Weekly Coron
ation 'lowers, will teli the coal t,et3
1 Moly of this great ls1etori^ event,
The religious rites, the bank;; unci
M Atiet(rIc lane - too big a, strr, for
I any one fusels of any nuhlir,'ttion 10
do luaics to - will he deseribol in
i full detail
Wednesday, April 1st, 1968
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JOIN THE EASTER PARADE
Women's Spring Coats and Suits in
the latest Spring Fabrics, sizes 12.261/2
$29.95 up.
Women's and Misses'
Nylon Blouses in several new spring
shades, sizes 12.20 -- $2,98 up
Women's and Misses'
New Spring Skirts in the straight and
swing style in black, gray, navy
and beige $5.95 up:
Full Fashioned Nylons Hose - 98c up.
New Spring Handbags - $2.98 up.
Women's and Misses'
Spring Dresses in Nylons Taffetas and
French Crepe - $4.95 up.
Men's New Spring Suits $39.95 up.,
Men's and Boys Gabardine Slacks in
brown, gray, teal blue - $6.95 up
Men's and Boys New Spring Sport
Jackets,a large assortment of styles
and colors - $4.95 up.
Large assortment of Men's and Boys
Sport and Dress Shirts - $2.95 up.
Shoes for the whole family.
IN
THE .ARCADE STOPS
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fad*
Blyth, Ont. - Brussels, Oat,
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH Srpankton and
Noe, Plena, iknete
'Line and Fertiliser Som m,
apaing4
lionree
both . � slid MawMNt,
Plows, Dias, Spreodny
Newer% Hey Leaden.
StrhaMy Forage Blowers nil
Phm. B., R. 0.
Carol E. Homuth R. 0.
• Mrs. H. Viola Homuth R. 0.
Optometrists
Phone 118 Harriston• Ont.
WOOL
JACKSON HOMES L'rD.,
SEAFORTH, ONT..
is collecting wool for grading and
sale on the co-aperative plan.
SHIPPERS may obtain sacks and
twine free of charge fromsth: ahuve WANTED -
cr theiir Licensed Oerators. Dead and disabled farm animal!
CANADIAN C'O.OPERAT,VE wanted for prompt plek-up. Old
WOOL GROWERS LINPTED Percy Stephenson, Ethel. Moss
217 Bay Street Toronto, 'Ont, Brussels 85r-12 Collect.
mar NIL.
We also ave repairs foe
Mese Coclsiittaet Tkarlla ek
vnJte0 et5t Dimon fee
0uver Im'Lm.rte
MORRITI & WRkaiii'i
ayha, Dat
BRUSSELS MOTORS
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALERS
A number of 1961 Chev. Coaches and Sedaneand Pootlen
Prided to Clear at $1696.
1862 Pontiac Styline Coach
1962 Chev. deluxe Skyline Coaob, felly equipped
1961 Chev. deluxe Fleetline Sedan
1951 Ghee, deluxe Styllae Was
1961 Dodge deluxe Sedan.
1960 Chev. deluxe Styline Coach.
1949 Chev. Coach.
1948 Chou. Sedan.
1941 Chev. Sedan.
1987 Chevrolet Coach.
TRUCKS
1953 Dodge 3f, -ton Piek-tip, selling below Hsi.
1948 Mercury Prick -up,
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
24 Hour Towing Service Phone 78x , Brumeds, owls
"ITS HERE"
THE HANSON BRODJET
Come In And
SEE IT
' • Low Cost, No Booms - Sprays Row
Crop, , Field Crops, . Road Side; . Barns
Cattle, Hen House. Use- the Handl Jet
to wash cars, trucks, tractors.
A YEAR ROUND SPRAYER
You Can Not :Afford To Be Without It
SEE US NOW
ED. RICHARDS - ETHEL
Your Sporting Implement Dealer