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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-9-26, Page 4Iv el) Puretest Plenamins Contain Liver incl Iron $1.75 Pkg. esti ns Wilson's Fly Path • 10c Fly Coils 4 fod 10c Nail Files Real Quality 25c Lady Windermere Stationery Deckled Edge Pads, Envelopes Papeteries Gillette Blue Blades We have them 25c pkg. PRESERVING. Parke's Catsup Flavor 35c Salicylic Acid 15c pkg. Saccharine Powder Pickling Oils Shirk Injector Razor with Package Blades $1.00 Drene Shampoo with Hair Conditioner . , .. 69c Birthday Cake Candles .. .. 15c pkg. Cutex Nail Polish Quick Drying Gay Shades 25c Mi 31 • Shaving Cream 25c Tube Pratt's Poultry Regulator Dr. Bell's .... Also Hese And Royal Purple F. SMITH IyRUGGI, I and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 — TELEPHONE NO. 62 THE BRUSSELS POST BELL & BENSON BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public k.lmer D. Bell,•B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A. (Absent on Active Service) BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS Mr. Benson in attendance Wednesday afternoon Office open daily from 9—to— 5:30 Try the famous Breck treatment for dandruff etc. Breck for beautiful hair and better permanents. Also Machineless Permanents Irene Pease For appointments Phone 55x WILLIAM SPEACE Estate Agent Conveyancer and Commissioner GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET, — — ETHEL, ONT. Poultry Poultry Highest Prices Paid For Poultry Cali us for Priees on your Poul*iy Before Selling, Wednesday, September 20I;h, 1945 ca ted where the egg ;;ratting sta. tion of 0. J. Livermore on Isaac st. , is now located. It 15 interesting to note that G E. Hall has been a newspaperman for rho post 511 yt'ars, 19 of thou haring; here in Clinton and for 29 years the publisher of the News - Renard, Aasssirkkd Ads WANTED— A bicycle in good condition, ulnae 90 FOR SALE— Rock-Hampshire Prluits. phony 37+•i FOR SALE - 11 mouth old Hereford bull Phone S2 -r--4 Roy F'ennett, Waltt.0 � FOR SALE—. Wagc.n box and C,'ut'•r. Tams Mien, Brussels F. M. SAMIS THE METER 6 Is for Your Protection. EVEN though your Hydro makes electricity available to you in Ontario at a very low cost, it is important that you pay only for the amount of power that you actually use. The electric meter on duty in your home, is your protection against paying for more than you consume. Every one of some 800,000 meters in Ontario is tested and certified by a Dom, Inion Government Inspector at regular Intervals to assure complete accuracy: Electric meters are among the finest of jewelled precision instruments :: t as constantly true es the finest watch: For your protection, Hydro installs a Separate meter, exclusively for your own 0 household. Having a ;meter of your own is the only possible way to be sure that you only pay for the electricity which you use. Imagine buying food from a mer- chant who weighs several people's orders at the same time, and splits the cost evenly regardless of the size of the orders! You want your order weighed individually when you buy food. When you use electricity your meter assures accurate individual measurement. Low cost Hydro service in Ontario offers amazing comforts and conven- fences. For your protection ::: so that you will pay for only the amount of Hydro you actually use, a Government Inspected Meter is installed for your own household exclusively. THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO 0 FOR SALE— 100 White L:ghorn Pullets about 6 months old. Phone 41-r-9 1). A. McDonald FOR SALE - 6 Durham cows and 100 White Leghorn Pullets. phone 49-r-6 Joe Chapman FOR SALE— Thre good spring calves. Mrs. Hug,. R. Elliott, RR. 3, llrut•sels FOR SALE - 260 year-old Write Leghorns. phone 90-r-3 Alex McDonald, Molesworth Clinton Paper Changes Hands The Clinton News-Re>drd has changed hands. The new owners are R. S. Atkey and II, L. Tomlin- son. G. E. Hall who has bean the i publisher since .October 1916 will now live retired and will remain In Clinton for the present at least. Mr. Atkey becomes the new editor and business manager. For the past year he has been editor of the Daily, Commercial News, Toronto. Mr. Tomlinson who will act as plant manager, has served as a staff sergeant with the Canadian Army for the past two and a half years. Prior to that both had extensive experience in weekly newspaper field, the dormer as news editor and the latter as assistant superintend- ent of the Barrie Examiner, one of Canada's best weekly newspapers. The newspaper history of Clinton goes back more than 80 years, John Mennel, an old time prints- resid- lug in Clinton, tells us that the first paper published in Clinton was the Confederate which was founded by a man named Matheson. It was purchased about 1865 by the late Edmund Holmes. It is presumed that this paper failed as in. 1867 Mr. Holmes founded a paper nailed the Clinton New Era. Mr. Holmes wa,s the maternal grandfather of Mrs. S, A. Sutter of this town. Succeed- ing publishers ' od the "New Era" were Robert Holmes, son of the founder and J. L. Herr who sold oat in, 1924 to G. E. Hall. who at that time incorporated it with the Clinton News,Reeord. This fact is still noted in the News -Record's masthead. 7n 1878 the Huron Rec- ord was Bounded in Clinton by the late Edward Floody, The Goderieh News ceased publication in Goder- ich and was printed, in Clinton about 1881.82., The Record and the News were amalgamated in 1882 under the name of the News -Record and this is still the .nfame of the weekly paper. The first publishers of the combined paper were Blakely and Havill who were ..followed by White- ly and Todd, and later by A. Id. Todd, and then. at, the turn of the century W. 3, Mitchell was publish-. er. .At his death In 1916, 69. E. Hall became the •owner and bas retained this .ownership till the present time. The original office of the Huron Record was in Ontario st. while the News -Record has been for the past 50 years in the present two-storey brick building on the east side of Albert st. The plant of the Nenv Era main its amalgamation with the NewsRedord was 10. STRAYED— A pig on the farm of Watson Sholdice about Sept. 1st owner can have same by paying expenses. • phone 53-r-19 Watson Sh •ldtce FOR SALE— Biackksmith ,'ep.tir slum and dwelling for sale at Monoriex. apply within—•Henry Feltz West Menk-o,: R.R 1 WANTED— To buy or rent, a house or store Immediate possession desired. Walker Funeral Home, Brussels FOR SALE— Quantity of .soft wood, apptoxi- mately 1 foot long. Harry and Wm. White, N'b Lot 28, Oon, 8, Morris Twp. R.R.2, Blyth WANTED— To purchase pullets all ages and breeds. High prices paid. Apply Tweddle Chick Hatcheries, Ltd., Fergus, Ontario. NOTICE— Electric motors rewoua4 and re- l-a:ied. Expert workmanship. M 'e- arate prices. Lloyd al Rettger, Incnkton, Ontario. +�e4 yCyi.7kD EYESIGHT SPECIALIST S Former patients and new friends welcome! An sxesptyrnus, opportunity to have your eyes examined and proper Glasses oiled by an expeprt, well-known all over this distriett Complete eye• sight service to alt at moderate cost. Mr. Reid comes regularly to his Brussels office and has fitted thousands of people with glasses, giving peprfect satisfaction and eye comfort to •e11. Wednesday Afternoon, ' October 10 1.30 to 5:00 p.m. Office in Miss Hingston's Store Please make appointments with Miss Hingston, phone 51 "See REID and See Right" FOR SALE - 100 acre farm, lot Ni ,17, Con. 6, Morris, good bank barn, frame' house, drilled wells and running water. Mrs. Chas. Workman, Leamington, Ont LOST— A light roan helf;r with left tip cut off her ear. oaig:it about 500 lbs. Strayed from lot 3, Con, 5, Grey. Anyone knowing here whehheabouts call 111x r-2 1Vesley Stephenson FARM FOR SALE - 100 acres more or less being lot 10, con. 7, Grey Twp. 2 storey rod brick house, bank barn 60' x 60' litter carrier, water in stable, never failing drilled well, driving shed 26'x40', 2 hen houses, land In good state of cultivation and all natural drainage. For furthers particulars apply to Chas. A. Lamont, WANTED— 800 Dealers earn a comfortable l'vhng by selling Parallax Pr tracts from door to door! How about start• lab a business of your uwr, in your a fare time, with the soma advan- tages, in the district of your choice For free details and cautions: 9 MILEX, 1600 Delotimler. Nom: water, AN OPPORTUNITY—. One of the Narion'a largest eon. Proles catering l:rincilally to term' er s needs, is ready to place e valuable contract which shouil mean COP pieta independence for a man ctoi;tnate enough to have the follow - in ; rraliffcations- nbnraeter record that will withstand lnvestiga'iin, and Pr( ren ability to etticlently manage lith himself and his business. Financial status ,,of extremely Wt. o. tent but a travel malt is acres, sexy. Write The J. It, Wealth) Com. Al ny Dept., 01M 2177 Mgssol 9,1c n treal. JIM Come In and Visit Our Shop for a Full Line of Fall Display It is the most complete in a long time. Boys Plum Combinations, sizes 24 to 34, $1.00 Girls blue fleece lined Bloomers 6 to 12 years — 39c Boys fleece lined combinations "'$1.25 Men's Penman's fleece lined combinations shirts and drawers 98c a garment Men's Penman's'fleece lined combinations $1.98 a suit -a Men's Penman's' 71 shirts and drawers $1.25 a garment Boys, all wool, windbreakers with zippers, all sizes — $3.95 Boys whipcord breeches, all sizes $1.98 Men's pony horse -hide jackets 36 to 44 Men's and Boy's plaid Shirts Men's and Boy's rubber boots in all sizes in stock. Flannelettes, Yama Cloth and Wraperettes Don't forget to ask for your sale slips --For $10.00 worth of these we give you A War -Savings Stamps Free. THE ARCADE STORE Phone 61 i- Brussel* Ont. Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family