HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-11-16, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday. November 16th, 1049
Novenber Coat Oearace
ti ij a
at Jammu' ices
A CASH and CARRY SALE
at dramatic reductions
Christmas is near and space is at a premium. Here is your
chance to get in some outstanding bargains. Come early for
best choice.
We have hundreds of lovely garments t o choose from.
They are all wool with two linings and (22" chamois.)
Group 1 : fitted and boxy coats, sizes 11-19, 12-20
mostly twills, Reg. Value to $39.95 all winter
shades, Cash and Carry Sale Price $29.95
Junior Misses Coats, trimmed with imitation Leopard,
sizes to fit growing girls up to 16 years, boxy styles only, all
winter shades. Cash and Carry Sale Price $29.95
Group 2 : fitted and boxy coats, finest tailoring,
22" chamois and two linings, all sizes from 11-19,
12-20, also some women's half sizes
and some fur trimmed garments in the lot,
former prices up to $45.00 all winter shades
Cash and Carry Sale Price $34.50
for the matured, short stout
and the extra tall figure .. .
We carry a marvellous assortment of Canada's finest fitting
garments both in untrimmed and fur -trimmed garments. Only
the very best materials in all the Fall and Winter shades,
sizes from 121/2 to 261/2, 381/2 to 461/2 mostly Barrymore
twills, English broadcloth, and Blin & Blin,
priced from $39.95 for the untrimmed
$55.00 for the fur trimmed coats.
FUR COATS in every desirable fur, from sizes 11 to 44,
also some women's half sizes, priced RIGHT for quick turn-
over from $125.00 up for quality merchondise.
Shop at the
ds r„,adkm Shoppe
6 istowe/s leading ladies' wear store.
• Where your dollar buys more.
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Overseas Mail In order to ensure safe delivery
Deadline dates for surface mail; I mailers are urged to pack all parcels
Nov. 8, The Continent, letters and securely. Inflammable substance is
parcels; Nov. 15, The United King- strictly prohibited substances which
dom, parcels; Nov. 29, The United might leak and damage malls sueh as
Kingdom, letters. Total value of glass jars, bottles, etc., should not
parcels mailed to the United King- be included unless enclosed m leak-
dom and other countries will not proof metal containers with `he lid
exceed $25.00. seeeurely soldered.
Persons who mail early for Christ" ` The post office staff will greatly
mss will help the post office to give appreciate and assist them to ex -
them efficient service. • pedite letters and cards if tied in
,mss
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1937 Oldsmobile Sedan
1935 Pontiac Sedan
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1946 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pick-up
1946 Maple Leaf 21/2 ton truck, stake rack
1947 Ford 2 ton truck with new stake rack
and new tires
Cockshutt Tractor and Plow, used 1 year
1 Sedore Manure Spreader
1 used Skyline 'Front End Loader
2 new Ferguson Tractors
1 new 'Ferguson Front End Loader
.�s
Jackson " otors Ltd.
Your General Motor Dealers
and
Ferguson Tractor and Ferguson System
Implement Dealers
Listowel, Ont.
Phone 161
bundles when mailing,
Weight Limit of Parcels
Canada 2511.e,
United Kingdom ,,,, 20 lbs.
U. S. A. 16 lbs.
"d Ads.
FOR SALE
7 spring calves.
Phone 15-r-5 Joe Holmes
FOR SALE—
A quantity of mixed grain.
Phone 25-r-11 Stewart Miller
WANTED —
Feeder cattle.
Douglas Fraser
Phone 28-r-8.
NOTICE—
Girl wants house work.
Apply at The Brussels Post.
FOR SALE—
Car of dile Coal, expected this
week.
J. 17. Fear, ldthel Phone 22-r-14
FOR SALE—
Boy's winter overcoat size 3S.
Can he seen at The Brussels Post.
FOR SALE —
Quebec heater, in good shape.
Phone 51-r-7 Stewart Clnakey
FOR SALE—
A few rolls of snow fence, 512.50
per 100 feet, while they last.
Phone 77 MoDonaid's Lumber Yard
FOR SALE—
A Jewell heater No, 47, in good
condition.
Phone 93x -r-2 C. J. PegeIow
FOR SALE -
1 general purpose gelding 11 year/
old, sound, work single or double.
Phone 25-r-5' J. Carl Hemingway
FOR SALE —
1941 Ford coach, in excellent con-
dition; 2 1929 Ford coaches Model A.
Phone 77-r-6 McNeill's Garage
FOR SALE -
1 large size wood stove in good
condition, can be seen at The
Brussels Post.
FOR SALE -
5 rabbit hounds Beagle x Terrier
6 months old, started to work, males
$5.00, females 53.00.
Phone 58-r-19 Fred Sawyer
R.R. 5, Bruseels
FOR SALE —
Order your personal Christmas
cards early, as it takes a while to
get your name and address printed
Ion them.
See Geo. Wesenberg Phone 50-r-9
FOR SALE -
Hygienic., Supp,,,.. (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. Six
sample 25e, 24 samples, 51.00. Mall
Order vent. M.33 Nov -Rubber Co.,
,c 01. Hamilton, Ont,
PORSALE —
5 Good Houses for sale in Village
Iof Brussels, immediate posees81o11,
also number of good farms, henhouse
12 x 24, also house that could be
moved or could be taken down.
-J, C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Phone S4 — Brussels Ont,
FARMERS — "
Now is the time to order your
Mineral for cattle, hogs and poultry.
Try Rawleigh's this year. We guar-
antee good results. Also have a good
louse killer. Ask your Rawleigh
Dealer Geo. Wssenburg, or
Phone 56-r-9 Brussels.
FOR SALE-
11:Seotne motors rewound and r
mired. Expert workmanship. Pio':^
uta prices. Nem motors in stook •-
4tettger Industries,
049 Ontario, Street,
Stratford, Oat.
DO YOU KNOW
— a girl who is planning
to be married ?
WE HAVE A FREE GIFT
FOR HER.
We believe that every bride-to-be
should see and hear about our
modern cooking method that re-
tains the natural (laver in the
food,
Our lovely glft (54,50 value) is
given Free for the privilege of
showing her the newly styled
"Wear -Elver" waterless cooking
utensils, that are not to be seen
in any store.
There is no obligation to buy.
Only girls that have not yet seen
our equipment are eligible for the
gift.
Send or Phone names
to your nearest distributor.
L. Cherry Phone 109x -r•2
Brussels, Ont.
F. K. Wanless
"WEAR -EVER"
Waterless Aluminum
SALES and SERVICE
32 Foxbar Rd. Phone
London, Ont, Met. 349W
"Tory" Gregg Heads W.O.A.A. (Kineardlne; intermediate "B",
{ Lacknow intermediate C Lin-
wood; junior, Milverton; juvenile
"A" Lucknow; juvenile "13", Kincar-
dine; midget "A", Goderleh;
midget "13", Kincardine, bantam
"A" Walkerton: bantam "13"
For Fifth Consecutive Year I
I George Hayes Explains
Hook R I O H A
President Speaks
WINOHAM, Nov. 10. -- hockey
ncld full sway hrre 1\'rdnesday, Pasebail-Intermediate, Listowel;
wh'n thr- Ontario Minor kloekey
1 a' 1.,tion held an afl.ernoon
ner ting herr in their series of
Rules Forums, and the Western
Ontario Athletic Association staged
Ihrdr fifth annual 'nesting. Moth
of the nler.lhies were presided over
by M. L. "Tory" Gregg, president
of the W. 0. A. A, and executive
member of the Ontario Hockey As-
sociation, who organized the W. 0.
{ Southampton; pee wee, Goderleh.
(junior, Ripley; juvenile. Goderich;
I ntid"rt. ('Briton; bantam. Listowel;
I nee• wee, •
r -w Ilamhnrg.
Softball -•' Grand Championship
and men's "A", Port Elgin; men's
"B", Beady; men's "C", New Dun-
,' dee; ladies' "A". Clifford; ladies
"B", Clinton: juvenile, Clinton;
midget, Wingham.
A. A. and who was elected to the
presidency for the fifth straight,
year. The regular meeting of the W.M,S,
During the afternoon session
George Hayes, of Ingersoll, Ne-
tional Hockey League referee, as
-
slimed the role of instructor in ,
hockey rules for asont 70 eleb re-;
presentritives, enanogen:s, coaches'
and referees from the area. Ile
clarified rules of hockey by means I
of a blackboard. explained theirs
operation and answered many ques-:
tions,
Jack Christie. Toronto, 0, J.:1
Harrlwlcic. Bolton, and O. M
"Mike" Weicbel, Elmira, secretary, ,
first and second vice-presidents re-,
apectively nE the 0.M.H.A. were
also present and led in a discussion
of the rules.
The secretary of the W.O.A.A.
Miss Jean Tervit of Wingham, who I'
is doing such a great job in look-
ing after the secretarial duties of .
her organization, and who was paid ja
o real compliment- by President
Grigg. acted in her usual efficient I
capacity at both meetings.
The annual meeting of the W. 0
and WA. was held in the church JI
basement on Wednesday` Nov. 9th.
Is members answered the RoII Call
Mrs, John McDonald presided for
this meeting. Hymn 162 was the 1
opening hymn. The secretary's and j
Treasurer's reports were given. The 1
treasurer reported that we had more
than reached our allocation so far
this year. It was decided that we 1
make up another bale and would like
all donations to be in at the church
)y the end of November: Also
donations of money to help pay
shipping charges on hales. The Rally
meeting which Is to be held on Nov.
22nd will begin at 8.30 o'clock, with
Miss Sparling as guest speaker The
16th of Grey group, under the leader
hip of Mrs. Les. Oliver, then had
I'
1
of theworship service. An
interesting program was nreeented.
Those assisting were Miss Knox
nd Mrs. Jim Smith. The, meeting l 0
closed with the Benediction. t w....neeowasseacreeseremozzese
Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McGavin, Stratford. "with Mr. and
Mrs, Campbell Way; Mr. and Mrs.
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A.A. at night was even better at- I Cosby Ennis. London, with Mr. and
tended than the afternoon session, i Mrs. Fred Ennis; Mr. and Sirs
and was highlighted by a splendid and Marks on a hunting trip to
address by J. J. "Tiny" McFadycn iorthern Ontario; Mr. rod Mts.
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of Galt. president of the Ontario .' Harvey Johnston, Doris and Joan in
Hockey Association, daring which'London; Jack Brown, sun of Mr. and
he traced the inception of amateur i Mrs' Harvey Brown, is stili to
hockey in Canada, and 'nformed : Seaforth hospital; Miss Shirley
his listeners that the 0.H.A. was ;Hewlett, Donald Yoangbludt, R.
the oldest and largest hockey or. !Cousins, and Patsy Anderson,
Brussels, attending a provincial
ganizatinn in the world. , young people's convention at Sault
Will Engage Pro Instructor
The executive. through President Ii Sts. Marie.
Gregg. announced that with al
1liR on hand of over $3,600,
snrp
including a Brant this year of 5500
from the O.H.A., they had decided
to engage Normae Hames of (lalt,
former N.H.L. star with the New
York Americans, now defunct, to
visit the district and instruct the
Young players in the finer points
of hockey. The proposal le to
have Mr. Hames visit the area for
three weeks or more after Jan. 12,
and spend one day with. each club
that asks for him, The reaction
of the delegates to this plan indi-
cated that he will have to spend
more than proposed time In order
to impart some of his puck wis-
dom to all the clubs that announced
they would be requesting his
services.
President Gregg, secretary Jean
Tervit and treasurer Alf Lockridge,
all of Wingham, were all voted
a unanimous gift.
The deadline for entries to the
minor series of the W,O.A.A. was
set at Dec. 15. while that for inter-
mediate and junior entries was
fixed at Der.. 10. A meeting of club
representative will be held in
Wingham, on Dec. 21, to draw
up the various schedules.
Officers Elected
The election of officers resulted
as follows; President, M, L, "Tory"
Gregg, Wingham; first vice-presi-
dent, Glen Johnston, Forrinich;
second vice-president, Hugh Hawk.
ins, Clinton; secretary, Miss Jean
Tervit, Wingham; treasurer, Alf
Lockridge, Wingham: protest com-
mittee and executive members,
Lloyd Limey. Wiarton, Nelson
Hi11.. Goclericb; George Grant,
Paisley; Ed, Mathewson, Clifford;
Harry DriJnghty, Walkerton; John
Neddger, Clinton; legal advisor, .A.
1 W. Bushfleld, K.C., Wingham,
The championship taams for the
year were; Hockey—Grand inter
•
mediate and intermediate "A",
NOTICE
Annual Christmas Concert at
S.S. No. 1, Grey is being held
on Wed. evening, Dec. 21.
ELLIOTT'S NURSING HOME
Accommodation fr,r bee patients
and invalids.
Rates reasonable.
Nursing Service aav and night.
Telephone 367 Josephine St.
Wingham — Ont.
FOR SALE --
Straight from the show-room—is
how your car will look if you give tt
a dry-clean with "TARNOFF".
Simple, easy to use. 16 oz. tin seal
3£ oz. tin 51.00.
Elliott's Garage
SURGE MILKERS
Dairy Maid
Hot Water Heaters
J. B. Higgins, Seaforth
Surge Dealer—Phone 138
FORGE POLLARD
Representativt — Brussels
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Ttenfrew Cream
Separators and Maulers
FleuryBlssell
Discs. Plows, Manure Spreaders,
Lime any n-grtirzer Sowers,
Spring -tooth .•farrows Land
Packers, Rubber -Tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs Spreaders, Mowers,
Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowerp
and Hammer mins
We also have repairs for
Otiver-Cockshutt Tractors
MORRITT & WRIGHT
Implement Dealers for
Oliver Implements
Telephone 4 and 93, Blyth, Ont.
Shetlubrication
General Repair
Oceovice,
Shell Household and Snell Petroleum Products
Livestock Spray Parts anu Accessories
Phone 77-=--6
Brussels, Ont.
AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE
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BUSINFSS CAR I S
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Wii)lin-n St. Phone 4. t3rgesets, Thot.
DR. R. W. S T EPHEidS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telephone 45 — Brussels, Ont.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home.
I3 G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalms --
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
nom.- Office 96 -- Brussels, Gni.
Dennis Duquette
Phone 51-r-18 R. R. 4 Brunets
Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County
No Sale too Big — None too Small
Have employed an experienced assistant for the Rig Ones.
1 D.A. mann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 86.---"="--= BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Vumon County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED --- PRICES REASONABLE
For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and lbw
will be looked after Immediately
1"er information etc., write or phone Lew. R awianel'
Or write to R. R. 3 Walton,
R. S. i-Tletherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tice•clay and Saturday all day -- Offict open every day.
Plume 20x --' Successor to E. D.
Bot,
AEKER BROS.
Good For
doV, Kinds c;
Baking
SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT
PHONE 5 BUTCHER SHOP MRU$$M