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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-11-4, Page 8TALI GSEIDS OIL and COAL HEATERS STOVE PIPES and ELBOWS WEATHER STRIP ROOF CEMENT WINDOW GLASS HUNTERS SEE OUR STOCK OF GUNS AND AMMUNITION GREGG'S HARDWARE Phone 17 Brussels, Ont. McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE EHLLLUSRICA rioN, SHELL HOISUIHOLD AND SHELL PETROLEUM PRODVOT3 DUNLOP TIRtrs Park and Aecsswies. Austin Sales and Service gIr,u pe4 repairs 10 ail -rakes et earn and trichia PHONE Tire ORUISELS, gen. BRUSSELS MOTORS b:= r f' HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALERS 1953 Pontiac Sedan 1953 Chevrolet Sedan 4-1952 Chevrolet Sedans 1952 Pontiac Sedum 1951 Chevrolet Sedan 1951 Chevrolet Powergllde Coach, Fully Equipped 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan 1949 Ford Custom Sedan 1948 Chevrolet Sedan 1948 Chevrolet Coach 1947 Chevrolet Coach 1947 Mercury Sedan Species. 1937 Chevrolet Coach TRUCKS — 1940 Chevrolet 3-4 ton Pick -UP 10-1943 Dodge 2 ton Stake YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE Si Mete Tovelnq Service Phone 73x DIALER 514111141, THE, BRUSSELS POST WOOD'S Phone 24 Brussels, 00 COATS Ladies, Sub -teens and Children's Coats in Latest Styles and*Good Values. ,h- 0•111. Snow Suits, Sets, one piece Bunny Bags $4.95 up. Winter Caps — Exceptionally Large Assortment.. Station Wagon Coats, Parkas, Large Assortment. AZONVIMAteaWAVASMMMOWM COURT OF REVISION The Court of Revision on the 1964 Assesainent Roll for the Village of Brussels will be held on Thera day, November 12th, 1953 at 8 p. m.. hi the Brussels Library. G. R. Campbell, Clerk. HUR'O,N COUNTY COUNCIL MEETINGS The next meeting of the Huron Council Chambers, Court Howe, Cannell Chambers, Court Houuse, Goderieh, ....commencing Tuesday, November 17th, 1953, at 2.00 p. m. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the at- terdion of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later Iran :November 14th, 1953. A. H. Erakiale County Clerk, Goderich, Ont. ; Ti-leffelr— In Weigh= General Iiosl>ital on Saturday, October 31st, 1053, Williain Chapel Thuell in his 91st. year, The funeral service was # held Trees the D. A, Seem F unerel Nome, Alfred 'St., Brueeela, on Mon- day, November 2nd. 1953. intermeet was made in Brussels cemetery. Banquet will be in the foam of a pot luck sapper. A good programme la being arranged. CLASSIFIED AD'S, FOR SALE — 8 Plgs ready to wean, . E, Dennis Phone 671r2, FOR SALE — Young Pigs. C. L. Armstrong Mrs. Thompson vas moved to t the apartments of Mr. Geo. Role, ' l'I land. Mies Doris 'Write, London. who hats ' been helping her mother for the past week with .the clearing stock sale has returned to London. The parents and children dee!erve a great deal of credit for the way Hall'owe'en was celebrated in the village. There were a few of the usual pranks but very little damage was done. Phone 42r4 WANTED -- Cattle to feed for the winter. Clarence White Phone 33r6 FOR SALE -- — Vi'edoeadu7r November 4t1, 1936' This Weather Won't Last Shop and Be Prepared: Women'a and Misses' Winter Coats in the latest styles in cloth designs, half- chamois lined, some fur trimmed, $29,95 up Girls 3 -piece Winter Outfits in pure wool cloth, in wine blue and green. $18.95 up. Large assortment of New Fall Skirts- in Taffeta, Gabardine and Plaids, pleated all around -- $4.95 up. Women's and Misses' All Wool or Nylon Sweaters in Cardigans or Pullovers in short or long sleeves, large assortment of shades to choose from, Dry Hardwood Limbs and Furnace Just Arrived - New Fall and Winter House Dresses. -- Come in and look them over — they are smart, latest styles and patterns - also Maternity Dresses — $2.98 up. Blocks. Dan. McKinnon Phone 24r12 ETI HEI.. Mr. Glen Bray took possession of the White's, General Store and is open for business. Mrs. Harvey Dobson was taken to St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener,' for treatment. Last weak Mr. Dob son celebrated his 84th birthday. Mrs. Bowes, Mne. Hamilton, Mrs. W. Kreuter, Mrs. Richards, attend- ed the District Officers meetly % for the Women's Trestttute at Gerrie on Tnesday. The eoretnitte.e in charge are male ing plans tor the Anneal Family Night for the Women's Institute 'Banquet to be held in the Township Hall, Friday. Nov. 13th at 6,30. The FOR SALE — A good brown cloth coat, size 36, fur trimmed in good condition. apply to Mrs, M. Best, Phone 10911. Brussels, FOR SALE -- 2 Durham Heifers to freshen in November, Torrence Dundas, Walton, Ricers Brussels 90r6. ' WANTED — Become a bookkeeper, stenographer, or typist in your spare time. Lesson 50c. For particulars, write Caned. tan Correspondence Courses, 1220 Bay Sreet, Toronto. LIVESTOCK WANTEL Dead, disabled horses nr ecus HURON PRESBYTERIAL SECTIONAL CONVENTION and etitelent service 4hoaa HELD AT MONCRIEFF -STONES" collect Ingersoll 21 or The Women's Missionary Society I Brussels 72. convention of the centre section of 1 ATTENTION FARMERS — ^— Huron Presbyterial of the United Church of Canada, was held in the DEADSTOCK removed tram you United Church, Moncrietf, with an farm 'eromptly for saniterq dlyperd I removed tree of charge. nor promet attendance of over 100. Mrs. J. Me - Gill, vice-president, prodded, and arra and Mrs Mei Henri Prangs;Chateau Laurier Hot.. lI Caeadiaa National Ranwa Rota.Rota. Ot�1117gC�3T]. re-Diace Bdter /fellness and iaigitex cili�y i cook r If over you have dined et Ottawa's famous Chateau taunter, you'll agree ... Chef Freitag knows,. whetiol his cooks! In ah ll ie tempting dishes, ha diet dilly butter. No eubstttute could possibly give the delidate flavour, the smooth, golden richness a flesh creamery butter. ±L-Tw!;, withJ�a-�.-�-� Taste Chef Freitag's own recipe for BUTTER MEUNIERE a sauce for sauteed fish, steaks or chops When fish or meat is ready to serve, squeeze, the Nice of a quartered lemon over it. Sprinkle with fresh chopped parsley or chives. In a frying pan, brown 2 ounces of butter for each person. Pout over fish or meat. As every housewife blows, for good eatlftq and good living, 0yt�,u lied e�fa 't beat baiter, 9 6m the simples hof hfsoults to the most els "dit layet rl am, everything oa make!dates 90 Is better with butter. sed; a3A.T721r 7'0CA:ea 51=`'5' VS +[, everything 4tlg For our Maria Frond* has book! of of t a riy, f e bl ad tritkor recipe,, write, eon ele.,toeoriee Mrs. George Red, V , R. Allen, Bruceifield. took charge of the worship period, A welcome was extended by Mrs. A. McTaggart, Moncrieff to which Mrs. J. T, White, Londesboro, res- ponded. Mrs. Charles Nelson, Clin- ton, was appointed secretary, for the convention Mrs. Dodds and Mrs. E. Toll. both of Winthrop, and Mrs. Stanley Hilton. :Walton, were app- ointed to the 1954 resolutions cone- mtttie, The nominating convener will be Mrs. Harvey To'hnstoh, 'Walton, while the finance convener will be Mrs. Watt Webster ,of Varna. Telephone Collect: Brnasela 1k121 or Elmira 564. II GORDON YOUNG LIMITED The literature convener, Mrs. K. Webster, of Blyth emphaeAzed the W. M. S. motto, "Pray, Study, Give.' Mrs. Geo, Armstrong, Henze', spoke on Christian stewardship. Mrs. Me. Vittie, Blyth, reported for comm• unity friendship. The treasurer, Mr's, :inc. Sutter, Clinton reported that 1 $170 was yet to he raised to meet the allocation. Mrs. Kirkby, Walton reporting for the Malted Church training school, said that the new ' school would be ready in 1964, and that some auxiliaries have meet their allocation for this, project and that others have almost reached it. Following the dinner served by the Moncrieff W. M. S. members Rev. M. Thomas, min9.ster of .the cherub brought greeting's. In the a9ternou session,. Mrs. Pap- p1e, Duffs Church, slid Mrs. L. Leone tug, Bethel, took charge et the worship service, Mrs. W. 1. TToores of the Thames Road Church, president of the Lon - den Conference branch, wee guest *salter, tieing as her topic "Tile 'The life and titslt o f the cbttrch around the world." Mrs. G. Michie, Brussels, who had attended tate lead- ership training school, reported, Mrs. D, DeaTardlne, Grand Beed, Presihytertal president, announced that the Conferettee tina'nch world meet in Cslvary IThited Cht1irch, London, April 27031. and 28th. Peter Moffat and airs, 11a/0e8 Dills, 9r,sferth, snug a duet. Tiro. Steven. son 13gmondville end Mrs, It, Me. Rlnloy. Goshen Line offered Prayer, Thr PgntInrlelite auxiliary' levitat- ion to hold the seetiohnl meeting there In 109„4 was accepted. FOR SALE — A quna.nttty of mixed hard and soft wood, $3.00 a cord on the pile. A,pply to Fred Seiling, 3 miles, south east of Brussels, Phone 10113. FOR SALE — Look, poutrykeepers -- let's have your orders for Bray pullets, broiler cockerels, for NovemberDecember delivery. Started cbiclte. Good markets. ahead call for loitg range planning. Wm. G. Bray, Ethel. NOTICE — For artificial insemination at Its best for ati breeds, call the Water- Cattle aterCattle Breeding Aeseeistfaa Os' tween 7.30 and 10.00 a. M. on Ilre.k days and 7,30 and 9,30 a. m. on 911111' days. Phone collect Palmerston 14 or Gltntol• . — • :•t 'FOR SALE — A good used baby grand piano, Mason and Ruch, like new con dltien, lovely tone, !deal for 1101010 teacher, school, church or hall, an`'y place where a good instrument is required, Also seven pianos on hand to choose from. Free delivery in Western Ontario. Contact. Garnet, Ie, Farrier, Wlittechnrob or Phone 71131 Windham. FOR SALE — 5 -acre Poultry Farm, red brick s4tuated in good village, priced at house and brick kitchen, good beru. 34,800.00. 100 -core Farm, break holism hydro, good blink barn, 7 sou bnsh, situated et edge of gond town, priced at $9,000.00. 150 -aero Farm, cement cottasa hydro, pressure sYsto8B, good ban steel stabling, 40 acre busk hes house, attIneted on htg9lpay neat village, priced -8,500.00. 100 -acre Warm, stone !longe, good Fank barn, 25 acres bush, priced at e8,600.00. Village Store, red brick, Mak noose attached, 3 room apttrtme*t shove stere, priced at 0,504.04. Erick hones In 'Vfllaga of 13raeselar hydro, priced at ;3000.00. J. C. tong, ileal Eletatte Stoker, P11Ane 84, Ertfevele, Ont, Men's All Wool and Nylon Gabardine Top Coats, full satin lined and zip -in linings — $24.95 up. Large assortment of Men's and Boys' Windbreakers, Jackets and Station Wagon Coats Our supply of Fall and Winter Underwear. is now complete in Stanfield's, All Wool Penman's 95, Penman's 71 and Penman's fleece lined for men and boys Mens Knee Rubber Boots, Red Soles Special $4.95 — Insoles Free Boys Knee Rubber Boots, sizes 1 to 5 Special $3.50 THE ARCADE STOeiliMERE Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fara*' Blyth, Ont. ~ Brussels. Oats PEARSON'S SHOE STORE and MEN'S WEAR MEN'S Work Shoes, Heavy Cork Sole ......., 55.95 and 14.94 Double Leather Sole 35.95 — Triple Army Shoes $8.95 Men's Rubber Boots Heavy Red Sole Knee Boot in Dominion, Gutta Percha Goderich, Kaufman or Miner (Insoles included) Heavy Red or Black Sole Short any make Heavy Grey Sole - Knee Boy's Heavy Boot Red or Black Sole Ladles' Black Fleece lining Children's Rubber Boots , Chi Idren'd Cowboy Boots Insoles ihcluded Large new stock of Stetson Hats; Monarch Knit Sweaters and Socks, Scott McHale Shoes and Forsyth Shirts and Ties Just Arrived for Fall Phone 11 Brussels, Ont. BRAND E ZE from.m.. i � • Ask Any CASE Owner He will tell you he operates for leas. We Have The Machines Let Us DEMONSTRATE And Remember We Service What We Sell' s r i Your CASE DEALER ED, RICHARDS w Ethel -- Phone 86r5 • rr a