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The Brussels Post, 1950-4-12, Page 5e r4 THE BRUSSELS POST The Home of Guaranteed Used Cars See them before you buy elsewhere. All our used models from 1946 and up carry a new car guarantee. Garages at Molesworth, Tel. 9r2. Ethel, Tel. 59r9. 1 AUCTION SALE House and Lot and Household Effects on Princess Street, In Village of Brussels on SATURDAY, APRIL 16th at 1 P. M. 1 cook stove nearly new 1 wooden washing machine & wringer 1 china cabinet, 1 sideboard 2 rushing chairs, 1 brealcfast table 4 ehadrs nearly new 3 °halrs, 1 dining room table 1 kitchen table 4 chairs, a number of odd chairs 1 day bed, 1 leather cough 2 small tables, a 1 white, iron bed mattress and mine 1 white wooden ked mattress and springs 1 dresser and stand I 1 antique bed mattress and spring 1 dresser and stand 1 tin churn 1 battery radio 1 gramophone and records 1 gas 1/ h,p. Johnson engine Silverware - 1 dozen knives and forks l 1 dozen tea spoons IYu doz. desert spoons 1 neat fork 1 linoleum rug size 4 x 5 yds, 1 linoleum rug size 3 x 6 yds. 1 linoleum rug else 2 x 3 yds, e, i 7 linoleum rug size 2 x 3 yds. • 3 coal -oil lamps, 1 clothes horse, 1 lantern, t toilet set, 1 washboard, 1 snow .shovel, number of dishes Inumber fruit sealers, 1 set irons many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH The house wit! be put up for sale at reserve bid day of sate. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. Mrs. James Kerr, Propr. . We're Big Spenders! That doesn't mean we're careless. It's just that in the course of turning out those fine Tex -made cotton products you know so well, we have to buy a great many things - from all parts of the country. We need packing cases and cardboard cartons, construction lumber, paper, potato and corn starches, coal, sulphuric acid, caustic soda, oils, lubricants and a hundred and one other things which- we hichwe buy from fellow Canadians who grow or make them. In addition to this the 12,500 men and women working in our plants, earn many millions of dollars a year in wages, dollars which are spent on foodstuffs from the farms of Canada, grains, cattle, hogs and poultry, fish from the fishermen on both coasts and the Great Lakes. We are the customers of our fellow -Canadians just as they are our customers. We're proud to have a part in Canada's•economic life by buying the goods which other Canadians grow, make or provide. DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED MANUFACTURERS OF PRODUCTS IiIIO'D. POULTRY — EGGS — FEED ei 4. A g rill 9c C O� �. u L u fiers Each Locker Insured Against Fire, Phone 80 Brussels, Ont. 1+1+D.'2'm-mnacc0- • C e 11 113s 11 r ice Shetlubrication S1:ell Heu;ehold and Snell Petroleum Praducte General Repair Livestock Spray Parts and Accooaorkte i'lhone 77----6 Brussels;, Ont. AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE ETHE The meeting of the W. M. S. of Knox Presbyterian Church was held on Tuesday, April 4th at the home of Mrs.H. Gorsalitz, with fourteen ladies present. The President, Mrs. E. Richards read the call to worship followed by prayer. Hymn 213 was sang Mrs Stanley Dunbar road the scripture lesson after which the roll was culled answered with an Easter verse, The minutes of the last meet- ing were read by Mrs. Mclnnis and approved. Business arising out of the minutes were discussed, A letter from the Presbyterial secretary was read Re Presbyterial meeting to be held in Kincardine on May lith. Tt was decided to send X0.40 to the secretary towards two Honorary Life Membership Certificates. Don- ations towards the Supply fund was received'. Mrs. P.. Cunningham thank ed the laides for carols, sent to her while in the hospital and for the box of treats received when she returned home, Mrs. Alexander read a chapter from the book —rho White Angel of Tokyo. The life and work or Miss Carnlyne McDonald, Hymn 314, Christ the Lord is Risen to -day was sung. Mrs. G. Kreuter'read the topic from the Study Rook. (Religions in Japan.) The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. McInnis at the close of the. meeting a lovely hutch was served by the hostess, assistea oy Mrs. Ross Cunningham and Mrs. Noble, Miss Muriel Kreuter of Ottawa spent the Easter week -end with her Parents Mr. and Mrs, J. hreuter, Mrs, J. Kreuter and Sharon Car - cliff ars spending a few days this week visiting friends in Toronto. Mrs, S. Ferguson spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Dunbar and family he Is a nephew of Mrs. Dunbar, Miss Estella Cunningham of Lea- side is spending the Easter holidays with her mother Mrs, E. Cunningham. Miss DorisW hite of London spent the weep -end with her mother Mrs. White and brother Don. The Ptlrel Women's Tnstftule ser- ved a hanonet in the township hall to 32 teachers. trustees, and their husbands and wives of Grey town - •ship. The tables were nicely decorated in Paster designs. Watson Brown introditred the guest smelter, Rev, W. n, 'Kelley et Lisimwel, Who gave an interest - int talk on "Child Development" ROSS Lawless, teacher of the Ethel School thanked the speaker. fi. H. Kinkeeri. 11, A., I3, Peed, public ,rrhnol inspector for Huron North, orate to the gnmim expressing his pleasure at being present at such tt worthwhile gathering, Those In ohamge of the banquet were: Mrs. A, Lounsberry, Mrs. 17. Riohsrdi, Mrs, St,eiran, Mrs, It Lawless, Mrs, H. Bartley, Mrs. Alex Pearson, Mrs, 0. Vardiiff and Mrs. E. Bowes. Wednesday, A,prll 12th, 1050 ,TT i h , AT T H E SAME LOW COST TOO AGAIN, FORD ENGINEERS HAVE MADE NEW STRIKING IMPROVEMENTS ON THE BEST TRACTOR EVER BUILT Come in and see for yourself The Great HEW FORD TRACTOR ALSO 4 NEW EARLY 1950 MODEL TRACTORS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES A4 Used Car Values PHONE 66 Be sure to ask about these ft iawW',ro .i; w,,.y�.u1su/'R:'_•-:'�eteVecee._'eGr9'esfl YYF Fr m"a proven dealer PR Special Prices on TRUCKS TRACTORS You Always Deal Better When You Deal With FORD - MONARCH LISTOWEL CR.ANBROOK • (Tntended for last week) On Sunday morning Rev. A. J. Simpson chose the subject "The Foot of the Cross, to Calgary." The an- them, "The Palms" was contributed by the choir. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Cameron and daughter Carole, Mr. and Mrs Robt. Cameron and little son, of Sarnia, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cameron. Mrs. Lylle Gordon and Mrs. Harvey Hunter motored Saturday to St. Thomas and Mrs. Clara Omstead returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Michel are spending a few days in Toronto. The euchre party in aid of the Community Centre fund held in the school house Friday evening was well attended, nineteen tables play- ing. High honors went to Mrs. Leslie Lake and Mr, James Clark, consolation to Mrs. 'Wilfrid Fischer inn Mr. Bill Gordon, Miss Betty Iriscirer being the Plucky chair prize• winner, Mr. Harvey Johnston was present and smoke briefly on the. Huron County ,Health Plan. Mrs, Murray Huether was appointed secretary and Mr. Lloyd Michel and Tr, Cordon Knight to assdat in form- ing a unit in this section. Mrs, Stanley Darling opened her home last week for meetings of the women's societies, of the United Church. The mice -president, Miss Emma Johnston, Presided and con- dtucted the routine opening for the Woman's Association, This was folloeved by discussion chiefly nn the question of ways end means of raising funds. it was decided to hold a rummage sale in May and a niay later in the season, The president, Mrs, S. A. Rnrden. presided for the W. M. S. meeting of the United Chinch, Mrs, Alex Corrigan acted as lead- er for the Easter program as out- lined in the Missionary Monthly. Assistant readers were Mrs. 3, H, Smith and Mrs, Alex McCrairkin. Taster hymns were erne through - nut the meeting. Personals : Rev, and Mrs, Wil - Item Henderson end two children, John and Margaret, Walkerton, with Rev, and Mrs. 0, H. Mac- Donald,: Bernard IA11ow, London, with his mother, Mrs. Nellie Lillow: Mr. a:nd Mrs. R. 7d. McKinney and son ,aim, Toronto, at their home here: 1VTiss Msy Thompson has returned home front the Wing- hem hospital where she had an appendix on:eration: Mrs, M. L, Aitken is home after spending a month with, hist' daughter, Mrs. street nand Don, Listowel, Personals : Easter visitors, with relatives anti ffriends here wore : Mrs, Mo1ain and Mervin McCabe, Windsor, with Mr, and Ml's. Oarl Johnston: Jim McLean, Wivltnoy, Ontario, and Miss Joan Goodwin, Toronto, with Mfrs, 3, J. Sellers; Mr. and Mrs, Milliard Jefferson and tow eluldren5 Donnybrook, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Marshall and two daught- ers, Listowel, Mn and Mrs. Jack Wiokstead, Morris, with Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton; ' Mr. and Mrs. Jac Lillow, Stratford, with the former's mother, Mrs. Nellie Lillow; Mr. and Mrs, James Bris- bin and son, David, Belleville, with Dr. and Mrs. C. H. MacDonald. Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Black, their daught- wasseseRai er and son-in-law, Toronto, with their daughter, Mrs. Sellers and Elmer; Mrs. W. J. Johnston with her sister, Mrs. Milton Watson at Gorrie. Befre' you /nsure Consult PE C } OF iVIIND AND SECURITY The married woman wants peace of mind and security for herself and her family—money for food—shelter—clothes—education. The business woman wants peace of mind and security at retirement. Ask for our pamphlet especially written for women entitled "I Want Insurance". It will interest you. HEAD J. C. LONG ectii ration Lit D r� e Association Representative T 0 R 0 N Brussels sea ---- + 0. JOHN DEERE sets the pace again! This time with a great new standard -tread tree- tor—the 2.3 -plow John Deere Model t'AR." Modern from the word "go," it of- fers you new power, new speeds to handle your drawbar, belt - and power -driven equipment at maxi- mum capacity ... new comfort awn ease -of - handling features to reduce fatigue, save muscle work . . and proved John Deere two -cylinder performance that cuts operat- ing and maintenance costs to rock -bottom. There's your choice of cyclonic -fuel - intake engine in gasoline or all -fuel type ... there's hydraulic Powr-Trol fox effort- less control of drawn implements. Such extra values as self-starter and lights, Powr- Trol, power shaft, and, belt pulley are in- cluded as regular equipment. See us for complete information about she new John. Deere Model "AR" Tractor. JOIE .11 I E T 'O-4, iii ee; TR.ACT'R! r dens' ►e 'igei'>0#41' Proved Peoe dvoce Phone 58 Brussels, Ont.