The Brussels Post, 1951-11-14, Page 8•
agaz sGih. Subsptios
Have lie :o,r;n 'licreasingly popular.
lt�.li.`a1t ' °' r- $2.75 -Additional Gift
•.°w:� ,1;,the$;are person 'ach $2.25
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la''. C" Al' , l." gailne 1 yr, $2.5.0
Betted' 1-ltt;ln 's an>l Garden 1 yr. $4.00
2 yrs. $6.00
Ladies Home Journal 1 yr. $3.00
Sal ;l Evening Post 1 yr. $6.00
"Seventeen" 1 yr. $3.75
Life 1 yr. $7.25
Cosmopolitan 1 yr. $4.00
C,,„-Tci.Housekeep'. ng 1 yr. $4.00
Red Book 1 yr. $3.00
- inn's Home C 1m aanion 1 yr. $3.00
Crt Door Life 1 yr. $3.00
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1169 SMITH
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at.SfiDIAMEDIS BRUSSElt 2'T
NtlDRO AURAL FAMILY
MORE THAN DOUBLED
SINCE THE WAR
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HYDRO now serves 313,285 rural customers -
more than double the 156,000 served at the
end of the war -bringing electricity and a better
way of living to an additional 157,285 Ontario
farm, hamlet and village customers.
At the end of the war there were 21,569 miles of
rural lines bringing electricity to the rural areas of
Ontario. By September, 1951 the miles of line had
increased to 37,239. During this period the horse-
power demand in the rural areas showed a remark-
able increase. The demand at war's end was
132,551 horsepower. By 1950 it had more than
doubled to a total of 314,681 horsepower.
Olathe farm, Hydro power is a low-cost hired man
helping to produce more at a reduced cost. In the
home it makes possible the use of modern elec-
trical appliances which lighten work, save time
and make life easier for all. Yes, the corning of
Hydro to the farm provides a better way of life for
thousands of people in the rural areas of
the Province.
Phone 24
,Brussels, Ont,
DI-F.SSF,S
Feather flannel, in Bett .:r Dresses,
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pinstripe, �i3 - 44, $6.98
Smart Crepe Style $9.95 up
Our l:: tresses, specializing in
la.h gee sizes, up to $27.95
COATS
We have filed in {heseasons most popular
.-10added ..gym new cuts
tc� our stack.
Coat
- $79,95
rn;'c'&Ap o TAKENry
FT.r " r".., ., yr :Rn 0. "T:w .�.,, crive you
i1.. ♦ �s 4vo. a.erle ^Tera. CP.rvice.
r•• �•...•1 nr
Melville Chtvc1- W. M. S.
The N,'r. mho:. 1l ,:ling +of the
W M. S. or ' Melville Church was
•m1,1 r1 +* ' 1 ., *•,•^1 "1 Ant So
Thunk l 1 1 0'1 Tlmrsday, Nov.
11'o"r' 01 Mr,. \fill. Sneil
The p1, d, nt, Moss Grier St:wart
1-a, in ,at, •rP c, +hr. ,ir ,hnn�l ' r-
vic-P ;vL•i: 1 1:ax ,,0'1o,1 by ci,1e1nc
t of 1 11c1'1' 11 (1 Mr low'11
at,, n .,,y,., ,. 1 :• •' t ^.nrl ]T, s. Ful -
1,1n tort 11,. n,..,• -r•,•, Tile se:•,.r.,tn rr's
renn„ls n'Prr, marl
and •, inn+nq Tt, M1tir Chanter 1',,
.,n,... 01,.., , n, - \C^,ed 1Ticsinps..
p.prt as 11., lig.. T) TT, Tr ,,.t,.,,,.
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Hart r1i „T: "0r" 1,.pc +•, n1a.•
jn lfiseien 1T'r.•t- np•t N.n cru^,• int-
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S,ln.nn„lin, ''11' ,,,c ^a;.,., -nn r'ne ori
by +hr,nn•ina ors 110111n and re-
na.ntin,a hanerlintimt
,,. n..ni ,.-1-, of
thanks to 17,e ,Spoil• for h'r home
and 11.nsmttaltty A enrial hour was
emWO ane +ha rnn,ntittPP inrluddne
Mrs. C. 1Tathrcnn Afrs. T. C. Reek-
Let Us All Remember Hydro Is Ours..
We Should Use It Wisely
. `Its, \F. 1-it.11,. nod firs, J. Gib -
.a1 s:,rved it delicious tea. Miss
:,r :;r wart reported finding the
rrrurd of tine flr*t •'I Ain So Thank-
ful Tel" i in 1529, and since that
nn it hos hcen bold annually. Ills
president in -
1 d the kite' box to he used
.. 1 , erenn during' the year and
stent, to be brought In to the
;,tnhrr
Too, and recommends
,,t,• , !irr bo kept up rather than I
:, c•nilor'ion on that day,
WALTON
has i.e,lurned I
home all r visiting her brother,
\;'m. Colton. who is ill in a Buffalo,
N. Y., hospital. Several from this
dtu,trict are on a hunting trip up
nontb, including Hugh Campbell,
Glenville brothers, Harold McCallum
and Mr. and Mrs. Brussel Marks;
Frank Marshall, North Bay, with his
mother; Horace Rutledge, London,
veth his wife and son here; Gerald
Matson of Bootnd'arly west is In
Clinton hospital; Percy Taylor, was
taken to S'ea9ortih hospital, and is
repented to be progressing favorably.
The International Limited
has maintained dependable daily service between
Montreal, Toronto* and Chicago for more than 50
years, providing fast service over Canadian National's
smooth, double -track roadbed with automatic block
signals all the way. Complete comfort is yours in
modern coaches, sleepers, new duplex roomette and
luxurious bedroom -buffet -lounge cars ... wonderful
meals in bright up-to-the-minute dining cars ..
lt's the reliable, all-weather way to travel between
Montreal, Cornwall, Brockville, Kingston, Belleville,
Port Hope, Oshawa, Toronto, Hamilton, Brantford,
l.nndlnn, Sarnia, Windsnr, Deirnit and' Chicago.
*Tool service Montreal -Toronto only.
Por reservations and information regarding yon.,
ianiness and pleasure travel needs, see, write or
phone your local CANADIAN NATIONAL
Passenger Agent:
CANADIAN NATIONAL
ENE ONLY RAILWAY SERVING ALL TEN PROVINCES
;t,c,:may, Nov. 9'th, 1.951
KIN
FIRST "X"
Here are the
Starting. Monday,
Master Bingo Card
KEANO is simply playing BINGO at home ..
and look atthese Jackpot Prizes ! !
FIRST FOUR CORNERS - $50.00
(numbers runningdiagonally from corner to corner)
$150,00
FIRST FULL CARD - $250.00
rules
Nov. 19, ONE number will be drawn each day at 11 a. m. and will be posted on a
on display „in „the .,Harrison Furniture Store, Wallace Street, Listowel.
newspaper,
Each wcsk a duplicate of the MASTER CARD with the numbers drawn will appear in the local
Any person winning any of the above prizes must report the winning card within 23 hours
after last number called.
In case of a tie, the prize will be devided equally.
It is possible for one card to win all three prizes,
CARDS, AT $1.00 'each, may be obtained at the following stores: in Listowel at Hammond's
Locker Storage, Listowel Produce, Harrison Furniture Store, Smith Bros. Grorers, Listowel
Banner, Listowel Dairies; In Milverton at Ruhr Grocery Store. Gamble Barber Shop; In
19tonkton at Gaul's Generrl Store; in Atwood at Ames Snack Bar, Thompson General Stere; in
Brussels et Walker's Barber Shop, Bennett's Grocery; in Ethel at Swift General Store; In
Molesworth +t Adair's General Store; in Gorrie at Johnston's Berber Shop; i.n Wroxeter at Dobson's
General Store; in Fordwidh at McDermitt's Grocery; in Kurtzville at McGee's General Store;
In Palmerst„n at Smith Bros. Grocery, Grasby's Pool Room; in Drayton at Andrew's General
Stu, e; in Moorefield at Edwards Red and White Store; in Newton at Mathews General Store; in
Donegal at Carson General Store, In Listowel; Listowel Dry Cleaners.
Fs.r fss •firer inforsnastson contact any Listewei' Kinsman
or telephone 414 r Listowel
PLAY KIN KEA
Support the Listowel Kinsmen Crub and their Important Service Work,
No Listowel Kinsman or Kinette is eligible to win any of the above prizes.
SPECIAL
LOW RAIL FARES
R OYA L
AGRICULTURAL
WINTER FAIR
TORONTO NOV. 13-21
FARE AND ONE-HALF
POR THE ROUND TRIP
Good going -November 12th to
November 21st inclusive.
Return -Leave Toronto not later
than midnight, November 22nd.
Pull information front any agent.
CANADIAN'NAT`t`ONAL
for t -
MILKING " h.H;.
Mix your grain with
a Purina Cow Chow
Supplement to
make a real 1Slli
milk -making ration.
PURINA COW
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FOR r,a
COWS
To help build dry
cows up for reduced
calving ,troubles
and extra milk
ahead, feed Purina
BulkyLas and oats
-half and half!
BULKY -LA
rigid
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Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22
BRUSSELS
Renfrew Crearta
:separators and Milkers,
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders.
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
both wheel tractors and crawlers.,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Biowerr and
Hammer M..
We also ave repair* for
Oliver Cockahttit Tranlora.
"•ntrnt Defiles trr
:.Muer implements
'''ciephon•ou 4 end el. Myth. Dolt.
MORRTIT & WRIGHT
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Now is the time to choose your Christmas
Gifts and make use of our Lay Away Plan.
A small deposit will secure any article,
and you could pay it out in weekly pay-
ments, at no extra charge, and your Gift
will be secure.
Misses Gabarine Station Wagons, with all
wool pacamac quilted lining in wine, grey,
rust, beige and navy at $27.50 up.
Women's all wool Twill Winter Coats with
fur trim and plain, half chamois lined
$39.95 up.
Women's and Misses' Better Dresses a
$5.95 up.
Blouses in long and short sleeves, Crepe and
Nylon at $2.79 up.
Children's Gabardine Ski Pants, size 5 to
14x, at $5.95 up.
Large selection of Men's & Boys Station
Wagon Coats, Stadium Coats, Gabardin,e
Jackets with quilted linings, Satin Bomba-
dier Jackets, in large variety of colors, also
Parkas at $11.95 up.
Large selectios of Men's and. Boys Heavy
Plaid and .Doeskin Shirts.
Men's Ties at $100, $1.50 and $2.00.
70 x 90 Flannelette Blankets in Ibex and
Kingcot, first quality in pink asd blue bord-
ers, Special $6.19 per pair.
16 Patterns of heavy Plaid Shirting 36 inch
wide at 69c per yd.
Ladies Angora Wool Gloves, assorted
colors at $1.98 pr.
THE ARCADE STORES
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
Blyth, Ont. - Brussels, Ont.
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