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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-4-8, Page 8=�axximen PAINT SALE MOORE'S FAMOUS SAN I -FLAT WASHABLE FLAT OIL PAINT! Manufacturer's Clearance Sale To Make Way For A New Line' • !'ll fresh stook in neautiful modern colors, .A durable v,~t;,,shable finish, for waits.., and cetlinue of living.roans, bed- . :: rooms. a*Pi a"'aonrng'•wooms, Easily applied with b•.,s•, or ratter. Reg. s675Ga1'.'N$41 Reg. $1.75 Qt. Now $1.29 GREGG'S HARDWARE THE BRUSSELS POST Vial WOOD'S 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 line 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 SHELLUIIRICATION, SHELL HOUSEHOLD AND SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DUNLOP T1RE5 Parts .nal Ao.euerles. Austin Sales and Service Aourafrteed repairs to all 'nesse .f nee and brinks PHONE pre BRUSSELS. OIf7. NOTICE TO FARMERS The Huron County Agrieulitare Committee is sponsoring a Public Meeting to learn if it is the wish. of the farmers of Huron County ea form a Livestock Protective Austoclntiota, Arrmotelttoits have been formed in'Hlgin, Middle5ey and Lembton fJuuntiea and cleave had a desisted effect on reducing cattle Rtutliny and Poultry TIMM $. 'lits following sfpeakers have been eeaured tom. r Mr. R. H. Grabtuni, Assistant Livestock Commissioner Department of Agriculture, Ottawa. Mr, Stewart Browns Shedden, President Elgin County Association. Sgt. Needham, Ontario Provincial Police, limon County. ' The Messing will be held in Ire Clintoti Town Hall )th, ysss, colmmenetug at 1.80 P. M. mi farmers in Huron County are invited to Attend. • Etaltirae, e> g, Oottaity of Huron, on 'Friday, Phone 24 Brussels, Ont. Ready to wear Arrivals Newshipment of Suits, Coats and Shorties ovS1y Coat'' `Sets for Children • A Ltathst Sayles and Fabrics - :;.s+.-,. Bays Suits and Jackets Men's Ready-to-wear and 4am Haberdashery 3c7 r: r 9rMAtaNVli��^: r, lAlniary on Men aly (Iv T, The 'R1ed esda2, April Str, 1958 For MILKING HERD arises retitle PURINA COW the DRY COWS ws a I w To. help Maid dal dl entire milk shad, feed Vit: . bar eat ha n .- •� BU ,.LAS a" 0 TS • ''`BrusselsCreamery PHONE '22 SRUSShLa THE CLUB GIRL ENTERTM'tl • The Third meeting of the Brussels, Teem ,Entertainers was 'bel' in the • BLUEVALE The Women's Missionary Soctet' of Bluevale Presbyterian ('hurch acid ,choir Koine Heipeis mseticr, in the church; Mrs, M. Hellas, the i-residentt, welcomed members of Delmore and Gorri9 W. M. S. auxil- iirids, Miss Laura Collar, Wblghnin. n missionary home ^n furlough from Africa, gain an interesting talk sari 'howed some fine African howl• cork. Refrf-shmemts were served the Blue ale W, M, t . United Church Groups The Wo ie, 's Associattou of B!unval.• tutted Oh irch mat, with the president. Mrs. Ste aiey Pa- ling, presiding. Easter readings were given and Easter hymns sung, Routine business was discussed 'llhe Women's Missionary Society meeting was conducted by the 1 "esident, Mrs, Milton Fraser. Mrs Snarling Johnetion and Mrs. A. A. Brook were appointed delegates to the presfyterial meting fe be held in Goderich on April 21. Mrs, ,. Farnard led in an Easter dbvotionnl program, Mm, Gordon Hall and Mrs. R. A. Brook discussed the need for workers in the rarhins mission fields. and the . quail ttet t'nns and training' required Mission Band Meets The Mission Band of Ine Prer- hyterian Church met on Saturday afternoon. The business wnr con- ducted by Elaine Kirton, press dent, and Tan Mundell, set,retary. Phyllis Granit read the less:7;1. The cffertory prayer was gisen by Carol Gregg. The missionar- story was read by Mrs. M. Baths, the leader. Personals• Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Fox, Fort Frances, with Mrs Alex MoCreckin; Mrs. Jrba life• Bain, Windsor, with Mr. and Mit Ctrl Johnston; Mr, and Mrs. linrold Ramis and family, St. Ma:ye, and Tetr, and Mus. Robert Tnrnbnii and family, Wyoming, with Mr. and Mrs: Ed, Johnston; Mr. and Mes. titan White and children, Clifford, s,1th ATr. and Mrs. Jos. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Dcniald Street, LlstoweL with Mrs. M. L. Aitken; Mr. and ' Mrs, Spence Molitnnon, Dresden. with Mr, and Mrs, R.. .T. Mr,Tflunon t George Thomson, Toronto, with Mr, aid Mfrs. George T+homsoa; Mrs. Labie, Fort Frances, with Mr. and Mrs. James John'9ton; M • and Mrs, Jos, Marshadl and da ightera, Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hamilton, Wyoming, with friends here; Mrs. William McKinney and Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs, (lien Sellers attended the weiddlatr 0, Mary Darling, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Carter, to Ralph Hamilton of Arthur, iii Cotswold I nited Church,. GREY the minutes of Mie last nteettfl Union W. M S. and W. A. ' rind called the roll. • The Easter meeting tit Union CGanada's Food Rules were studied mesidemt, Ruth Hemingway was In ,.barge of the meeting. Joan Meehan W. M. S. and W. A. was held on ''Vednesdary evening, April 1, at the home of Mrs. Mac McIntosh. Mrs. Ed. Morrow was leader, avid opened w'tb the call to wlors'hip and hym i 7.04. Mrs, Percy Ward read the , ,,cripture, and Mrs. Tim Dilworth the meditatliom. The Baster Thank Offering was taken, and the roll cr.11 was ansssered with a verse from a favourite Easter hymn. +' y Mrs. Jack Cox presided for the business. Final plans were made t'sr the play 'Billy's Goat" on Mon- day, April 510. Mrs. Hermar. Whit- I floId and Mrs. Ralph Macbai were named delegates to the Pmelbytorlal in Goderich. Au invitation to et- tend Use Walton W M. S. or April 10th Wats excepted. Mrs. James Brenner r.),3i an Easter story, "'World S solight', and Miss Mary McIntosh read an-) (Sher Easter message. 1 It was decided to send on. Easter lily and ant autographed card to a f:-rmer member, Ws. Stanley Mach• nn, motto Is in the Beck ,Memorial Sanitarium. , The meeting closed wi`h the i hymn, "Bei•,eath tIxe Cross of .leisirs," Mrs. Lash.: Lake opened the W. A. with hymn 255, and the Lord's Prayer, Mrs. Leslie Murray con- ducted a ' s,1 grate" cobto't. The 'volt meeting will be held at the Home of Mr.: Harold Keys. Lunch was served by Mrs. Leslie Take, Mise Myrtle Locking. and. the hostess. E'i'HEL Mrs. James Pesteil was hoatest f'r the W..150 S. and W. A. meeting nt the Ethel United Churo y with 17 members present. Mrs. Raynard rave The Call to Worship, lnvocat• irn. Itiyntn 104. Bible readin' was taken by Mrs, Chester .Earl. Prayer by Mrs. Raytard, Sbe also had the meditation and response. Thr pres- ident Mrs, Geo. Pearson took charge rt the business period, Roll Call. vimrtes of last meeting ry,1 aril approved. Offering, Thank -offering, ]Plans were made for the Presbyter• fat which is to be held in Goderich +'n April 21st. It was decider that the convener of each group look rrter fame project for their group, The .stuffy period was taken by Mrs. .Imes, She took "Easter" for her subleoL The next meeting to be !held e t the home of Mrs. Andrew Bronner, The meeting clegel by the uses, of Hann 108 and the bened- iction, Lunch Wass seiived by the isoate>fa assisted by Mrs..toe Pearson znd Mrs, Roy Hail. Brussels Farm Equipment WP 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 •Ph' tie 55 Brussels, Cnt. T.irs. Lane spoke on sharing the family meal and atFeruoon teas, in- formal and formal!', • Mrs. Todd and Mary !.oft Me - Mariana demonstrated the malting 02 many kinds of '`ancy sandwiches and these sandwiches 'were en Jo/led for lunch at the close of the meeting. Buy Your Spring Needs Hire MORRIS Miss Isobel Dennis holidatin4 this ',soak with het sisters Mrs. Hugh A. }lash of Gadlehtll, and Mrs. A. E. Lewis of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart and eon Bobbie also Robt, Wtagaorni nil of Toronto; John Waghorne o, Detroit were Easter visitors with Miller McArter and his mother ✓ tb line of Morris. PEOPLE WE KNOW x * • Miss. Doris Pullman is spending the Easter tiacation at her homo 1n Staforth, Women's Spring Coats and Suits in the latest Spring Fabrics, sizes 12 26/2 $29.95 up. * • • Mr. and Mrs. John L. Baeke,• o. W heatley and Mr. and Mr', Cecil reamer of Irondon spent the ween tad with thciir parents Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Baeker, * * • Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Todd were holiday week end visitors wit•i rela- tis es in Toronto. Midland and Pane - tang. * • * Miss.'In,'varre McNair is spending the Emeter vacation at nor home here, • •' * Miss. naib,• Ca$npb/ll, Toronto has hear holidaying with Mrs. W. Porter. 111Sss, Barbara Allen has been a Os. '.tor with her sister Hetther In London. $16 AN EVENJNG Cor your share time. Just 3 easy free trial .sales amazing Patented Auto uratic Refrigerator Defrosters can pay you that. Hundred of hot pros- pects. Commission. Rush name, add- reAs for guaranteed profit offer D -Frost -0 Mastic Co., Dept, 131 New- market, Ont. FOR SALE — 2 storey modern brick house, with 2% 9Crea of land. New hen house. New garage. Price right. Terme. Can be pluxdhaeed with or without all ut the land. Fred Salsas, P. O. Box'170 Brlte%ele Plume Prime's 42 oral, lissansters and Mama Mas Mows. 011emo llarwdsrs. link' end reran, Sawa" bod1 , Plows, Dims, krismi•s, Mearen, Has Leaders, ilmelley Forage filowsis and Hamm NM We Coeissiiwtt Tiatners. Emplaned Dealers far Oliver Implements MORRrrt & WRIGHT al,,,,, o 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 Hoose - 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, grey, 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 — $2.95 -up. Shoes for the whole family. THE - ARCADE STORES Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fame' Blyth, Ont. -- �Brusselsa Oil. littammaiminsiNammormyr mmminmpaimma WOOL JACKSON HOMES LTD., SEAFORTH, ONT., is collectir:g wool for grading and sale on the oo-cperative plan. SHIPPERS may obtain sacks and twine free of charge from the shove or thelir Licensed Oerators. CANADIAN CD -OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED 217 Bay Street Toronto, 'Ont. FREDERICK F. HOlytJf'y_ Phm. B, R. O. Carol E. Homuth R. O. Mrs. Ii Viola Homuth R. Q Optometrists Phone 118 Harriston• Ottif� WANTED — Dead and disabled farm ext tlfi wanted for prompt pick-sp. Percy Stephenson, lithe. Ma* Brussels 85r42 OoUeot. BRUSSELS MOTORS HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST -CAR DEALERS 1952. Ohev. Deluxe Styline Sedaat 1952 Okay. Deluxe Styline Coach fully equipped 1952 Chem Deluxe Styline, fully equipped 1952 Chen^. Styline Sedan 1952,Portiao Styline Sedan 1951 Obey. Deluxe Fleetline Sedan 1951 Chen. St/Line Ooach 1951 Pontiac St$litie Coach 1951 Ohev, Styline Sedan 1951 Dodge Deluxe Sedan 1950 Chev. Styline Coach 1949 Chev. Styline Coach 1968 Obey. F'le'etline Coach 1948 Chev, Sedan 19417 Pontiac Coach with Radio 19+11 Chev. Deluxe Sedan, completely rear 1941 Ohev. Coach A-1 condition 1939 Dodge Sedan 1928 Nash Sedan TRUCKS • — 1948 Mercury % 'ton Ptokup YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER 24 Hour Towing 8ervlce Phone 78x /rllsesll, 4186 cr -"ITS HERE" THE HANSON BRODJET Come In Anil SEE IT • • Low Cost, No Booms -- Sprays Row Crop, . Field Crops, . Road Side, • Bares 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. RICHA.RDS'I"H Your Sporting Implement Dealer -a,