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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-12-20, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST es st.�' t b 4'"tj s:t 73 Fa sa y KV. lr Si i ,l id ` G'li,' f-� hfp <•.t1R, LI toN'.;r7 =tlisu'NrA' Slippery road surfaces, unfavourable w=qther conditions, and early darkness, combine with thouy;. l;:ar, driving to make the late Fall and Winter months the most dangerous period of the year. For your own safety and the safety of other road users— pedestrians and motorists--observo the following sug- g estions: 1. On wet, snowy or icy road surfaces drive at reduced speed. 2. When stopping, apply brakes lightly and intermittently. Jamming on the brakes may briny about a skid. 3. Keep windshield and windows free of snow and ice Nitride, and fog and frost inside. 4. Be stare `:wi :crakes, steering mechanism and tires are in safe canditiait : F;•clp offset the extra hazards of Winter driving. D apat ONTARIO D ev"6a�iY�+� G PAPTMENT OE HIGHWAYS GEO. H. DOUCETT Mester CLASSIFIED ADS. '• ' aOaf' '`fi FOR SALE— 35 Suckers. Phone 38-r-11 Brussels. FOR SALE— Coleman 011 Burner ,in good con. Odom used 2 years, Glen Huether Phone 75-r-17, WANTED— Implement Dealership Open in Town of Brussels, ,'Lpp1y Box 50. FOR SALE — Delieteu., and Macintosh Rech , Apples at reduced prices. Bill Blake Phone 42-r-8, LOST— in Brussels last Saturday one ' anan's man'sbrown kid fur hued elore left hemi. Pinder leave at Pdst or phone 20 -r -S. Serviee Shellubricatior Shell Household and Snell Petroleum Produc".a etenerel Repair Livestock Spray Parts ante Acceeeartca shone 77 -6 Brussels, Ont. AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE tro Feeding Costs I/VOICT,ONAL MONO W, .010011010 *VI AIM MOS— KOS. ,i _ #440V 9W EN MASH and EGO paws 4' 004 *Sikh i4 for Sally iy Ethel Produce Phone 22-r-10 PEOPLE WE KNOW a Mr. R. Fax is suffering with blood 1 poisoning in his leg. Mr, Jack McDowell, accompanied by his aunt, Mrs, Garside and Mr. David Fountain, London, was a Sun- 1 clay visitor at the home of his mother Mrs. G. McDowell. Mrs, S. Fox had the misfortune to j fall, on the street last Thursday, breaking her arm. Mrs. Andrew Lane and sons at I tended the services at Willis United Church, Drumrbo on Sunday, Dec. 17, when a bronze plaque was presented to the church, by the family in Mem- ory of the late Dr. J. A. and Mrs. Mitchell, parents of Mrs, Lane. The unveiling was performed by Gordon Lane, a grandson. GOOD FOR ALL KINDS OF BAKING SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT W. L. Baeker & Son BUTCHER SHOP Phone 6 Brussels Brothers under the skin? The BLACK and GRAY SQUIRRELS are more closely related than you'd imagine. Contrary to most beliefs they are not different species, but rather color phases of the same animal. Both colors may occur in the same family. This series of unusual natural facts is presented by Carling's in order to promote a keener • interest in our wildlife and its protection. Once you're acquainted with nature, you'll want to keep it unspoiled. YOURS TO PROTECT...YO.URS TO ENJOY THE CARLING BREWERIES LIMITED WATERLOO, ONTARIO 24 GODERICH RE -UPHOLSTERING —1 Chesterfields, chat's, etc., very eh„ire rncrrings. Phone Wm, Reid, nnderleh 50M or Call at Stores. Es- timates given, 25 years experience. See us, Phone us, Write as. FOR SALe — To close the estate of D. D. Sander- son, 75 acres of pasture land, will be sold cheap. Property Is partly wooded with spring running through. Price 0800. cash. Apply Crawford & Hetherington, Brussels. GOOD HOUSES FOR SALE — Brick house with bath, built in cupboard, some hardwood floors. Frame house with furnace, water, some hardwood floors. asltfalt siding on Turnberry St, South. Immediate possession apply to • Elmer Ellacott, ATTENTION FAHME,RS We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled tarn animals . and pay highest prevailing prices, For Int - mediate service telephone collect — Brussels 85-r-12 or Elmira 554 Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd. FOR SALe Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods) mailed Postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price Itat. Six sample 25c, 24 samples, $1.00. Mail Order Dept. M 83 Nov -Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. LIVESTOCK WANTED— "Up to 65.00 eaoh for Dead or Disabled Horses, Cows, Hogs, at your farm. Prompt Service. Phone Collect Brussels 72, William Stone Sons, Limited, Ingersoll, Ont, FOR SALE — White enamel cook stove (Findlay Condor) used 3 winters. Good Cheer Coal Heater Westinghoue Console Radio Kitchen cabinet Bed roost suite Spring filled mattress and springs Cdngoleunl Rug, nearly new 9 x 13%, Pr. of Damask Drapes Kitchen Table and Chairs, Wan. L. Semi/. Phone 70-r-3. CARETAKER WANTED -- AIparllications for the position of caretaker in each of bbs schools of Morris Township Sohooi Area will be received until Jan, 2nd, 1951. Duties to commence February 1,, 1.961. Ap- plicants will state salary expected. Particulars as to caretaker's duties, may be had from any memibers of Morias Township School Hoard. Ralph Shaw, Sec. -Tams. Bluevale, Ont, FOR SALE — Shorts Off Car I ()Weed Off Oar About Jan, 15. Used Lumber and Feed Of All Kinds, J. C. Lamont, Ethel, Rhone Brussels 85-r-13. ,,, 652.00 581.00 FOR SALE --- House with bath and furnace, good location, Immediate possession, priced' to sell. Good house with Bath, also barn and appall acreage. Immediate posses- sion, Duplex House, good location, ins- mediate possession. 100 acre Farm, good house and barn, 22 acres ploughed, rest seeded to hay and grass. good bush, Weed to Sell. J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Brussels, Ont. Phone 114. "Old at 40,50;60?' '- Man You're Crazy J r15et'your taef bo;onnee Se reser At 70,'its S' Dfna11 ' Wlt4 egtrozi Odntalneg or aeJFt Ira t tmaa ane actors to tiady n 1fa t7 raw mo cad Vumon ons ' Oct of n Tn1l�55 rorbaa'roifnkor ng; �or9 Par. o Ro, O' tntCd” Rlre -4 'or sato tee � �rua storgl evorrgtare. � --_ Wonderful News for Gift Seekers ! This Christmas you can give her a r • r'FF:::'fifi:i: Model MM -76 $349.75 rancor 1 Yes, we can deliver for Christmas that wonderful new Frigidaire Refrigerator she's dreamed about, if you come in NOW. We've a good selection of sizes and ,prices to choose from. But make sure of yours by coming in tomorrow or Saturday. Look What a Frigidaire gives you 1 * quickuhe Ice Trays—They slide out easily—release cubes instantly! No tugging. no melting! • Meter-Miser—cold-making mechan- ise warranted for 5 years, Twin Hydrators — are porcelain finish and extra deep. Easily stacked for extra room. O Beautiful cabinets—of gold and white. 'i' Rust -proof Shelves—that come out easily for cleaning. More Storage Space—with no In- crease in kitchen space. other models from $299.75 - Another wonderful family gift. Match Her Frigidaire Refrigerator with a FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGE Five models to choose from, Illustrated is the amazing new "Thrifty.Thlrty" that 'will roast a 35 pound turkey, yet is only 30 inches wide! This range and Model' RM -60 give her completely automatic oven cooking — they cook a whole oven meal, automatic- ally turning en and off while she's away for the afternoon! Other models from $229.75 Model RM -35 $288.75 J. H. STRETTON Authorized Frigidaire Dealer Brussels, Ont. Phone 5x Js a1asslWAIIC 1 1 IIMAV 14,WneJ F CRANBOOK The Decelmber meeting of the Cranbrook Womenfe Institute met in the Community Centre on Wed. Den, lath, with the president Mae. Jas. Bremner in the e'ir. The •meeting openeehd by singing "The Opening Ode," and repeating the institute Creed and the Lord's, Prayer in unison. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Mrs. Gordon Knight, Proceeds from the Ohristanas Cakes that was drawn. for alt the Christmas Concert were 523.17. The cake being W0111 by Clem! Steffler, Plans were made for an Institute booth on opening night for the Community Centre. A quilt was purtahased from the Brussels Anglican ladies and tickets are to be sold on It. The quilt to be given away on opening night of the Community- Centre, 'Phe mato, "I will honour Christ- Inas hrisInas in my heart and try to keep it I all the year," was spendidly given by Robt. Caanpbell, The singing of a number of Christ• mss Carols, . was much enjoyed, with I Mrs, Martin McDonald at the piano,' A demonstration on making, Scotch Shortbread wee given by Mrs. Leslie Switzer; 1 'Phe Christmas story was given by r Mrs. Mac Mclmtoslh telling how Ohristmaa is celebrated in other e6entries. The meeting closed by singing.. "The I{ing" A bountiful iuncb wad served by, the hostesses Mrs. M. Cameron, ,Mrs. Ti. Keys, Mne, Jas. Clark, Miss Helen Out, Mrs, Robert, Stanley and Mrs. Campbell and hose silent Sunday 1 with the bormers brother Rev. and M'na. R. Duncanson of Cnomarty. The service in Knox Presbyterian Church, on Sunday morning, Dec, 17 was conducted by a student. Mo'. Mc- Donald, Goderlch, Sunday school and bhe regular morning service will be held et the usual time, on Sunday-' Dec, 24th. Mrs. L. H. Gordon is in St, Thomas and Mrs. J. Bremner is teaching in the school here, Mr, Wan, Smalldon is spending a few days with his daughter, Mrs, Jars, Keys, Seafontlh, Mr. George (Dod) Smalldon, Mrs. 07rnie Pi en, Brussels, and Mr, and Mrs. Carl Plum, Toronto, motored to Toledo en 'Sunday where they at- tended the funeral on Monday of Mrs, Joe Sharpe, the former Annie Smalldon, ctaughter of the late George and Mrs. Smalldon. Miss Alice J, Forrest is in Brussels assisting the ,Missea Dickson 10 'their store there, .during ,the holiday rush, The Crambrook Community Centre .l will be officially opened on ,Tan, 4th, FREDERICK F. HOMUTW R O. 4 Carol E. Ha air Mn. H. Vlela Hama R O. Reaisterad Optonselrldr Phone 118 Harristoe, Ord. Renfrew Crow Separators sad Mors. Disc, Plow., Munro • Spreaders. Lime and Fertilizer Sowers, Spring -tooth Hwrottii Lind Packers, Rubber -tied Wagons. Oliver Tractors, both wheel tractors and auwtiens„ Plows, Discs, Treaders, Mowers, Hey L oak n% Smalley Forage Blow** tie! Hammer We dao ave repairs far Oliver Cookshutt Tractors. MORRITT & WRIGHT f.Ulnsaet Dealers /en Oltrie, Implements Telephone .4 and tis, Mlyth, Oct ---,ilmor POULTRY- EGGS - FEED W. BRAY'Y PRODUCE CoId Storage Lockers Each Locker Insured Aggaiinat Fire. Phone 80 -- Brussels, Ont.