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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-10-24, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST tSranddeasiao October 244ih See The Famous INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER • 1 r, Cr The vket More than a century of International Harvester manu- facturing skill has gone into the making of the amazing 11-H Refrigerators . . available now in Canada for the first time. See the outstanding new - KITCHEN.SIZE, TABLE TOP INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER game FREEZER tbe e From top to bottom the famous International Harvester refrigerators are tailored to women's needs. Everything you've hoped for , , now all In one refrigerator/ A choice of ten beautiful Door Handle Colors (to match your kitchen) . , . Full Width Freezers, Chill Trays, Crispers .. space - adding Pantry -Dor , Built-in Bottle Opener , , , Chrome Finished or Stainless Steel Shelves . Acid Resisting Porcelain Enamel Interior . , and many other'femineercd' features are to be found only in the new 1 H Refrigerators ... now on display. SIX exciting models to choose from . ALL NEW... and YEARS AHEAD! Now, you can take your choice of three great new I H Freez- ers featuring over-all subzero freezing on all 5 inner surfaces ... Moisture•free Drl-Nall Cabi- nets.,.and many ocher outstand- ing advantages, NOW ... See the new 1951 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Refrigerators BRUSSELS, ONT. (Your International Harvester Refrigeration Dealer) CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS LIST Voters' Lists, Township of Grey, County of Huron NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied win) Section S of the Voters' List Act, ama that,I have posted up in my office, on the 15th day of Oc- tober, 1951, the list of all persons en- titled to vote in the said Municipal- ity art Municipal elections and .that - the list remains there for inspection, and I oall upon all voters to take im- mediate proceediigs to have any er- rors or omissions correoted, accord- ing to law, the last day of appeal be- ing the 29th day of October, 1951. Dated this 15th day of October, 1951, J. R. FEAR, CLEIRK Of .the Township of Grey. • WALTON Vietons, Mrs, lien Rae, Meaner, Connie, Mrs. John S. Buchanan and Mrs, D.Grey, Stratford, with friends here; Mr. and Mrs, Win, Gi'a.inger in Toren/W. Majestic Women's Institute The October meeting of the 1\3alestic Women's Institute was held in. the Brussels Plulblic Library on Thursday with a good attendance The meeting was opened with •the "Ode" followed by the Mary Stew- art Collect. The minutes of the Setetemnber meeting were read and approved. The roll call was "My first teacher and an interesting ex- perience," which brought many amusing and Interesting answers, 'Phe Girl's Club project, "Cotton accessories for the Clatb Girls' Bed- room" was discussed. The tre,ining scfiool being Oct. Slyait and Nov, let. lIrs, Andrew Turnbullreportedon public speaking contest at. the Fall Pair and expressed a desire to increase the number of prizes. It was decided that we do not ask for the Legislative grant. A letter of appreciation was read from Mr. Nelil, curator of the Huron Museum. . Other correspondence was and Freezers today at PHONE 16x -r-4 then dealt with,• The convener of the Fair dance booth, Mrs. Frank Nichol, gave her report anicl MYbrs. Stanley Wheeler presented a cheque from the Fair Ilioa.ed Cor impels served to tate directors; It was also decided to continue with the booth for the L. 0. L. dances, The meeting was then told of the Betty MOoee program in the town hall on Wednesday, Oot, 24th at 8 p. m. This being sponsored by the Benjamin iVloore Paint Co„ through Mr. Gregg. Arrangements were then made for Family Night to he held on Fri- day, Nov. 9th. Committee for the supper was Mrs. A. Sinclair, Mrs. C Doris. Miss Beth Hoover and Mrs. Geo. Evens, The program coan- mietee is Mrs, Roy Cousins and Mrs. ,Tames Aryans, Tt was decided to have .the ,junior Girls Ball Team as 1111' guests. The date for the bazaar to be Sat„ Dec, Sth, the committee con- veners were then chosen :—Aprons, Mrs. Todd; Oandy, Mrs, IS„ake; Bak- ing, Mrs. Wes. Xerr; Knitting, Ma's. Chas, D;arvis; Miscl., Mrs, Claire Long; used Clothing, Mrs, Wan, 111i1ier; Farm Produce, Mrs. Eldon Wilson; Fish Pond, Mrs, Andrew Lame and • Mrs, Douglas Hemingway, t _ It was suggested that eaoh mem- '- ber bring an article made from a 'ETTER CLE F 130 In this l✓Icney Saving A A Real Saving To You Because .. . with a apui-chase or trade on between October 25 1950 De Soto Sedan — $2790 Air Condition Heater, Radio and Whiteyalls 1950 Custom Dodge Sedan — $2190 Air Condition Heater, Fluid Drive 1950 Meteor Coach — $1790 A Real Bey 1950 Studebaker Sedan $1890 With Overdrive 1950 Dodge Club Coupe $1930 Air Condition Heater 1950 Plymouth Sedan $2090 Air Condition Heater, Low Mileage 1950 Hillman Sedan — $1190 One Owner Car REE o Mme at any of the following cars and November 3 1950 Studebaker Coach $1870 Overdrive 1949 DeSoto Sedan — $2260 A Real Honey, Air Condition Heater 1948 Chevrolet Sedan $1390 In A-1 Condition 1948 DeSoto Sedan — $1630 Air Condition Heater, Radio and Whitewall Tires 1946 Mercury Sedan — $1.199 Rebuilt Motor in perfect shape. 1940 Dodge Sedan — $ 590 Rebuilt Motor 1940 Mercury Sedan — $ 369 1938 Plymouth Coach $ 475 200 Ca11os of Gasoline FREE with any of the following TRUCKS: (offer expires Nov. 3) 1946 Dodge 1 ton Panel $495 1951 Dodge / ton Panel 1942 Dodge 2 ton Stake $390 Rebuilt Motor, Good Platform and Racks $1530 1936 Chevrolet 'r= ton See This for a real buy I Panel mow 1942 Dodge 3 ton dump E Phone 790 flour or sugar 'sack. This Was follow- ed by a sing song. Rev. Mr, Fulton. the guest speak. er then gave us a very interesting talk on Citizenship and Education. He spoke .of the part education played in making good citizens and how we must attain good citizenship in our community to be able to have gond education, Mrs, A. Lane ex- IIpressed appreciation to Mr, Fulton for his inspiring address, 'pine motto was given by Mrs, Lorne Nichol. "The Road to World's Pea.ee is the road that leads from My 1-Trri.ee to My Neirhbour'a✓' This motito was very interesting and Pi $280 dellaartintwasagawastrosabr Brantford box hoist; 5 speed transmission; 2 speed rear -end; this truck a real buy fur parts, Your Dodge and De Soto Dealer And Remember Always A BETTER BUY AT SENNETT'S Main Street Listowel 001 was prepared by Miss Bessie Moses. The Sunshine Collection was taken and the meeting closed with the National Anthem, The hostesses were: Mrs. Birt Johnston, Mrs. Chas: Lake, Mns, Walter Herr, Mrs. A Lane and Mra. Carl Hemingway, FOR SALE — 1-100 acre farm, with buildings priced to sell at $4000.00. 1-100 acre farm, good buildings hydro. possession this tall. 1-200 acre farm, good buildings, hydro. silo, prided to sell. Other larger farms, J. C. Long CRANB.ROIK On Tuesday evening, Oot, 1611., a meeting of the Ladies' Aid was head at the home of Mrs, Emerson Mitc- hell with 15 ladies present, Mrs. Id. J', Emgel, the president, was -in the chair, Mils, Earl Dunn opened the meeting with Scripture and meditation followed by prayer Minutes of last meeting and teens: nrer's report were read and adopted It was decided to donate $25 00 to The Children's Aid Society of God - min, Mrs Hiyndnail favoured with a delightful 'talk on Ireland and in particular her own native Ulster, which was very instructive and mucin appreciated Mrs. Hindman then pronooneed the Benediction A social time followed when lunch was served by the hostess and committee. The usual services Were held in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sum day. Rev W. M Ilynclanatn was guest speadter at anniversary services in Clinton on Sunday evening. Mrs, L H, Gordon commenced to teach neap' auubrrn last. week The Ci@ o fie ddl].s G°OGst By Roe Farms Service Debt-. DOC, I'M HAVING TROUBLE WITH PICKING OR. CANNIBALISM IN MY NEWLY HOUSED BIRDS. WELL, BILL, THE FAULT MAY BE IN YOUR FEEDING OF ALL PELLETS INSTEAD OF REGULAR VITA -LAY EGG MASH, SUPPLEMENTED , BY PELLETS. WHY, DOC, I FED YOUR PELLETS ON RANGE AND THEY DID A WONDERFUL JOB OF GROWING 1TH15 FLOCK. YES, I KNOW THAT, BILL, BUT YOUR.6I RDS WERE ON OPEN RANGE THEN, AND HAD LOTS OF GRASS AND DUG5TO �KEEPTHEM BUSY. , (YOU SEE, BILL- VITA -LAY PELLETS ARE DANDY TO KEEP EGG PRODUCTION UP LATER IN THE SEASON. BUT FEEDING ALL PELLETS NOW WHEN PULLETS ARE JUST COMING INTO PRODUCTION SUPPLIES THEIR NEEDS TOO ASTE CHDAY.THEY 'TOO 1 I NEVER THOUGHTOF THAT DOC! NOW THAT I SURE THING, BILL. ROE PELLETS ARE JUST THE . 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