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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-4-11, Page 8ussuseassamossossassuossossussaansassosanssmssomssemososms srsussmsero Wh Ar en ouse leaning CONTROL MOTHS Garment Bags 45c and $1.00 Dichioxicide • 75c Elkay's Moth Control Liquid Spray ••• Hand Sprayers Moth Balls 1 Ib. Pkg. 55c 45c -29c Wood's Moth Killer Blockettes 15e and 25c Larvex Moth Kilter Crystals Oil of Cedar and $1.00 4 Square Floor Wax Elkay's Glass Wax .•.• Dolly Cream for 15c Curtains All Purpose 50c 60c Tintex •'•"" ..• Universal Cleaner and Spot Remover 4 Square 59c 1Furniture Polish 4 Square Silver Gum Camphor Polish , . , 55c Formaldehyde — For Treatment of Seed Grain before planting — 1 lb. bottles 40c 1/2 lb. bottles 25c 25c 15c 30c 69c You will like the New Patterns in Sun - worthy Wall Papers, also the colorful Kitchen and Bathroom Papers. See them. F.1 DREBAeTN- udRexall Drug Store kELEPHONE No. Z2 -- BRUSSELS. t-wdx• THE BRUSSELS POST Phone 24 WOOltVS Brussels, Ont. SUITS and TOPCOATS Ladies and Misses — Fine Wool Fabrics in Shortie or Long Styles in the latest trend. I 1 Today's most popular Coat is the utility model — smart, rain and wind resistant and inexpensive. Men — We have received another shipment of Fine Wool English Gabardine Coats, also Duval Models in various qualities. For the t, MILKING NERD Mix your grain with a Purina Cow Chow Supplement to make a real 164% milk.matting ration. PURINA COW CHOW To help build dry cow. up for reduced calving `trouble. and extra milkahead, feed Bulky - Purina La and oats —half and half!+:'+v*fir aULKYIKS and OATS 1V,duesday, April 11th, 1951 'Brtissels Creamuy\ IPHONE 22 BRUSSELS Save Time—Save Labour—Use LL11 PRODUCTS High Speed • Convenience Operating Economy i McCulloch Earth Drill. Full 5 hp weighs only 75 lbs. This high-power, high-speed tool is like no post -hole digger you ever saw before. Has a special 5 hp McCulloch gasoline engine. Digs fast, handles easily even in hard clay. Available with 6-, 9- and 12 -inch augers. • Two for one. The McCulloch Earth Drill converts into a standard McCulloch 5-49 Chain Saw in less than a minute, just by attaching a saw assembly. For little more than the price of one, you can have TWO of the finest, most useful farm tools on the market. e 3-25 THE AMAZING 3 -hp SAW THAT WEIGHS ONLY 25 lb.l One -Man McCulloch 3-25 Chain Saw with 18" Blade. This saw is powered with the Special McCulloch 3 -hp engine and saws at full power in any position. Controls are grouped for easy, one hand opera- tion. Equipped with automatic clutch, automatic -rewind starter and push-button chain oiler. Correct chain tension is provided automatically. enders For Scum Pad b ��������.,,,�,��,��,�ayyy,,, et Sealed Tenders addressed to the undersigned,. will be received until Twelve Noon, Wednesday, April 18th, 1951, for the purchase of 10 - 12 tons of Scrap Metal. Scrap Includes two Tractors and the balance mainly agricultural implements destroyed by fire. A. H. Erskine, Clerk, County of Huron, Goderich, Ontario. matiameasemeawrauagamegaieuG ROBT. L. CUNNINGHAM Ethel, Ont. Phone 86r12 "Our coal makes warm friends" Dealer in Blue Anthracite Coal, Nut and Stove. Alberta Glo-coal. Prompt services on all orders. I BELGRAE The April meeting was held at the Manse, with 19 present and the! President, Mrs. E. Anderson cou- 1 ducting; the business period. Thea Sec, and Treas, gave their reports. i The correspondence included a I number of Thank -Yon notes, also a letter from Wingham announcing their Easter Thank -Offering with • Mrs. Rev. Longley as speaker. Visits to sick and shut-ins were recorded, Mrs, R, OhamneY and I Mrs, J. Wheeler were named dele- t gates to Presbyterial in Exeter. A I committee a Mrs. 1\5onres, Mrs. E, Anderson and Mrs, G. Martin were appointed to ant with a committee from Evening Auxiliary to arrange Program for C, Cr. T. T. Affiliation service in May. Mrs. C. Procter was leader for the worship period opening with medi- tation and sinning 9 verses of Hymn 113 and Scripture reading tram Acts 5: 40.42; 6: 1-8 and Mrs, Moores led in prayer. The final chapter of the Study Book was given in question and answer. form with the leader being assisted by Mrs. P. Procter, Mrs, A. Vincent. Mrs. Wm. Kelly and Mrs. J. Wheeler. Mrs. Jas. Mich.to rend the article, "Working for Peace" from the Missionary Monthly, Fol- lowing the closing exercises the hostess served a. dainty hunch and Marilyn MooreiR entertained with piano music. The Young People's Union of Bel - grave United Church held a supper meeting, with Rev. David Procter as guest speaker, Mr. Procter was born in Korea and lived there until the age of 12 years, when he came to Canada. He told of his boyhood there and explained the Korean language. I -Ie illulebrated his talk with minature samples of Korean clothing, shoes, combs, pictures and so on, Miss Doris Gilman, Lonclesbaro, played violin numbers accompanied by Elaine Walsh; and Marjorie and Marlene MacKenzie sang a duet, as- comPaniel by ;Donna Anderson.i Other guests, introduced by the president, Clifford Kelly, included Benison Stutter and Edwin Mar- • row, •Clinton, also the cast of the I play from the past season. Lloyd Anderson led a short warship period with Donna Anderson and ' Mildred Cook assisting, Rev. W. J. Moores assisted with the program and oloeed the meeting with prayer. Joseph Yuill, 4th line of Morris township, has sold his farm to his nephew, Robert J, Yuill of Tees - water. Mr. and Mfrs, 3, Yuill will retire to Belgrave, where they have bought the home of Mies Edith Proctor. They will hold an auction sale of their stock and implements on A,pri1 12th, John Albrecht, ,10111 of East Wa• wanosh, has sold his farm to James Coultas, also, of East. Warwan,ash, He will hold a. sale April 19, and will move with his family to Walkerton, At the finai meeting of the euchre club, it was unanimously decided to continue the Bleb next year. Alvin Higgins was elected president; Mrs, Ross Robinson, .secretary; Martin Grasby and Mrs, Fred Cook, retir- ing officers, were given a vote of hh.anks. All proceeds were donated to the loud speaker fund for the arena. Winners .at cards for the night were Mrs, James Wheeler, Larry Cook, Fred Cook, and Hugh Cook. Once again we are well stocked for your spring house cleaning. Do not choose your new shade of paint until you see the Flo -glaze colour album, 1322 shades to choose from. Our paint is always given to you factory fresh. For your spring seed we have Ceresan and Formaldehyde for grain. Arasan for grass seed. Benesarz for wire worm control. A McCULLOCH PORTABLE PUMP s,ri!t Completely portable, has a capacity of rai 'tri y 15,000 gallons per hour with a suction lift of 28 feet, It's powered with a special McCUlloch 5 -hp engine with all anti - friction bearings and high fuel economy. Fast self -priming, it has non -clogging cast-iron impeller and replaceable wear plate. Engine has all McCulloch simplicity of opera- tion and automatic features. Fuel tank is built in and there is a three-way valve for an auxiliary tank. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION prim, and operating details write LENMERY DISTRIBUTORS LTD. EXCLUSIVE McCULLOCH AGENTS IN CANADA 220 West 1st Avenue 224 George St. N. Vancouver, B.C. Peterboro, Ont. GEO. E. POLLARD Ken Forbes Electric The New Westinghouse, Laundromat, Fully Automatic Washer is here. Come in and see it, there is no obligation. We also have on display Westinghouse Refrigerators, Electric Ranges and other Westinghouse Home Appliances. Exclusive Agents for Woods Farm Equipment — Hammer Mills, Grinders, Milking Machines, Milk Coolers and etc, A 12 ft. Combination Deep Freezer Now on Display. Phone 40x Brussels Order your Coal Now for summer de- livery at 'dIiddd's Nardware Phone 68 Brussels, Ont. Dent's Shoe Repair Brussels, Ont. Men's Work Shoes in Leather and Panco Soles • • • • • $4.95 — $9.95 Boys Sturdy Shoes in Leather and Panco Soles $4.50 — $6.25 Men's, Boys' and Women's Rubber Boots in stock. Armitage Dry Cleaners do a good job of cleaning and dyeing. Please bring hangers with your garments. W. C. OKE ' — Seaforth, Phone 668-6 Real Estate and Insurance Fire, Life, Automobile and Accident 100 acre farm S% miles from town on highway, modern house, good soli. Terms can be arranged. 150 acre farm in Morris good buildings, land In high state of cult!. vation. Terms to suit purchaser. 90 acre farm one mile from town on highway, one of the best farms in Morris with modern house and barn, self draining land exceptional production. 1 modern brick house with bath. 1 frame house on Turher,'y S+. Terms. 2 Hotels. 1 Chopping Mill, 1 Shoe Business. 3 General stores with stock, in Dublin and Biuevale. I Work Shop and lots in Biuevale and and many more listed in Seaforth. For information s.ae Mr. E. Thompson, Phone 93x2 Brussels 0ODERICII RE.UPHOLSTERINO.-- Chesterfields. chairs, etc.. "Orr? choice coverings. Phone Wm Reid. floderieh 619M or Catl at Stores. l9tt- t!mit es riven. 29 nears exnerlence : See 110, Phone ns, Write es. Lewis Rowland (Licensed For Huron County) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REk9OMAB For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" nod gasyv For information etc., write or phone Lew. Roraima will be @colt- ` after Immediately Or Barite to R. R. 3 Welton. Step Out With The Besi Get Your Spring Outtit Here Women's All Wool Shortie Coats, sizes 10 to 20, Special $18.95 up Women's Gabardine Suits in navy, grey and rose $29.95 up Women's Full Length Spring Coats Latest Styles, Just Arrived $29.95 up Full Fashion first quality Nylons in the Latest Spring Shades $1.29 up New Spring Dresses in the latest Spring Shades $11.95 up. Women's New Spring and Summer Wash Dresses $4.95 Boys Suits with 2 pair of Long Pants in Tweeds and Gabardines $19.95 Men and Young•Men's Spring Suits in Gabardines, Worsted and Covert Cloth $29.95 up. New Easter Footwear for the whole family At the Lowest Prices. Arum THE ARCADE S'°!E Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family Phone 61 - Brussels, Gat.