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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-4-19, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST WI7DNI'1SDAY, elft itGi 1911, 100 A --......_....a... ...-e..----- , , d — -'^- u'leely decal�tkecl in 13as'ter colors, � while Ea's,t9r bonnets were pravddeCHEVROLET tl for each one 'present. Lunch was served. The girds are 10 be Caa- gratulated on this succc.'afnl dance. Service in United church was teld on Sunday with Rev, Arthur Slnwlair in charge. At the morn- ing service tide text was "Consider the Lilies Hoy They Grow." At the Sunday school session a pleasing duet was played by 'Allsses .Pauline Robinson and Elizabeth Mills. Doz. O ,wn .s 25c British Columbia Salmon 2 large tins • • •••• • • • • anwiameamiusinainawsisammininincurs 25c Tomato Catsup 25� 11 oz. ••• 2 for •• • guaaacanauswouissaumasomousaimung High Grade Pepper 1 ltx forimigNesta 20c Kaybee Tooth Picks 5c 1 box simmairaminmusescatasol 3fo'r 24c National Matches Supreme Mincemeat 1. it 24c Supreme 2 lb for ......••••2 C Shortening Large Lux 24c Libby Vegetable Soup 3 for 25c Gold Medal Pumpkin 25 c 3 for ............. Good Old Cheese 22c 1 lb EBIEBBIBBOBISMISABBIMIIIMOM Gold Medal 5 for 25c ,lefty i-owders 'Miracle' Washing Wash'L_,g Fiuid eziausegewavassr Silver Gloss Starch 25c 9c per pkg Ginger Snaps 5c 1 doz. U -d Dutch Cleanser llc Canadian Beauty Pastry Flour 99.. 6 1b pkg Happyvaie Prunes _ ....25c 1 White Cooking Beans 25c 5 t1, pkg IF YOU ARE LOW IN POTATOES — GIVE US A CALL CLASSIFIED ADS, BLYTH A very successful euchre and dance was sponsored by the local girls' softball team on Friday even- ing in Memorial Hall. Ir the euchre period, Mrs. F. Benneger and Mr. Ferguson, Auburn, for the vvrrrvTED— Cattle to be taken in for pasture for the season. phone 58-r-23 Annie Pierce FOR SALE— Banmer Oats, 45c per bushel, clear of all seeds. Pone 23 -r -S Addison Taylor FOR SALE Dwarf White Blossom Sweet Clover Seed. phone 32-r-17 Gordon. Walker gentlemen. Music tor the dance was provided by the Florence Sauer orchestra of Mildmay. The luck, number was drawn by Dade Bel grave. Elimination dance ;prize was won by 0. Scott, Wingham, and Elaine Walsh, BeLgrave. Lucky spot dance prize was won by Jean Turv- ry and Ken Lyon. The hall was BARED HOCKS AND S. C. WHITE LEMONS Baby Chicks Baby Pullets Barred Rock started chicks Pullets week old. Two, Three, Four Five and Six weeks of age These birds are started under ideal conditions. CHICKS STARTED PROPERLY ARE EASILY RAISED Of the 150,000 chicks we hatched we did not have one complaint of range paralysis You Are Welcome To Come And See How The Chicks Are Started It will pay you to get our prices before IiH u„ you place your order. WALTER ROS E FOR SALE 1 Bed ,Chesterfield. Frances' Dress Shoppe, Brussels, Ont. FOR SALE— A number of White Leghorn Pullets, 6 weeks old . phone 55-r-24 John Wheeler NOTICE— The Walton Chopping Mill will be closed every Wednesday from May 1st to September lst. NOTICE— Pure Bred Tamworth Boar also 1 Pure Bred Yorkshire Boar for ser- vice. Alex. Brewer, FOR SALE— Coal Brooder Stove. Stan. Speiran, phone S5 -r-23 Ethel DOIV'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR EYES ! If you have xioticed after reading or close work that your Eyes become tired easily or you feel nervous and have a slight headache, you can be sure your Eyes need attention. come to Reid for a thorough, scientific Eye Examination i,.nd proper glasses at moderate prices. You nave a modern, complete eyesight service within asy reach. Mr. Reid comes to Brussels every Wednesday (except the odd time when roads are impassible) and maintains an office in Miss Hingston's store' Phone 51 for an appointment NOW. • R. A. REID AT BRUSSELS OFFICE —MISS HINGSTON'S STORE EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5,00 'Phone 51 for Appointment FOR SALE— Rubber tire Buggy with top; light Wagon; Kitchen Table; Oak Buffet, apply to Colin Fingland. FOR SALE - 15 Bushels of Durham Spring Wheat Seed. apply at phone 31 THE POST FOR SALE— A Good Cuirbard. apply to Mrs. D. Badgley, Albert St, Brussels. FOR SALE— Seed' grain, American Banner Oats. phone 23--16 Improved Dan McKinnon R. R. 3, Brussels FOR SALE— Gond Used 'Coal Stove. Cheap, Cor (Dick sale. phone 31 Apply at THE POST FOR SALE— Quantity of Mangolds and Turnips also White 'Leghorn Batching Eggs at 20 an egg, phone 26-r-10 Hartwell G. Speiran FOR SALE— Jereiey Heifer, 6 months old; Pigs, 3 chunks about 100 db. each also wanted a load of Good Hay. phone 56-r-7 Dave Spiels Graham Survey FOR SALE— G Rowed and 2 Rowed Seed Barley. phone 36-r-6 John J, Kelly R. 11, 4, Brussels FOR SALE- 0.A.C. No. 21 Ma.ulp,ing Barley, clean seed 75c Per bushel. Wm. McNair, Sr., phone 24-r-10 or phone 24x•13 FOR SALE OR RENT — 76 acres of good land, all workable N a/e of lot 29, Concession 3, Morris Twp, apply to R, Currie, phone 12-r-14 Addison Taylor, phone 23-r-8 The only /ow -priced car combining adM�' Best at. Lowest •Cosi' tll .,...ars FOR SALE— SEED GRAIN Benner Oats; also mixed Banner and Two -Rowed Barley, Price $1,50 per cwt. phone 55-r-16 J. 51, Knight & Sons It, It, 00. 3, T31l188515 SOMETHING ,TO SELL SOMETHING TO BUY *Available on, Masser DeLuxe Models Only • C-995 You can pay more . ; but YOU CAN'T GET MORE QUALITY! CHEVROLET CHEVROLET brings you the outstanding quality features of the day—including Body by Fisher, Steering Column Gear - Shift with "Vacuum Assist", Advanced Knee -Action Riding System ! * — at the lowest cost for purchase price, gas, oil and upkeep! Drive this car—be more comfortable physically— and be more comfortable mentally, too—really en'o motoring! Don't be satisfied with anything but the best. BUY A CHEVROLET! Orval Whitfied -Champion's Garage BUY FROM A BUSINESS -LEADER ... YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Cold Summer Scrapbook -Diary Shows Season Frosty Back In 1'81. Ithica, N.Y., April 15,—To shiver- ing New Yorkers, awaiting the de• payed advent of warms weather, came today this candling news—in 1816 there yasn't any summer! ........ A scrapbook -diary kept by the grandmother of Elmer Dillon of Rock, now a part of Buffalo, reveals "July 11--ICropu very backward." chronologically a summerless 1516: ...August 24—Frog., Alines and cornu in: some places ruined:' "March 9--Snow--2 feet deep." "April 12—lFour inches .snow:' "May 20-411 froze so hard last night that mud three inches deep will bear a main." "June 6 ----snowed from early morn until 1 p.m., melting as 7s.....a.t as it fell, save in north. side ofbuild- ings.!' "June 2S—A little frost." "Oot'ober 17—Snow eight inches deep," SOMETHING TO SELL 1 SOMETHING TO BUY ? It ONLY COSTS YOU TWO -BITS TO TRY I Use The Clas.ified Column Annual Departmental Examinations -1939 Time -Table for Brussels School. IT'LL ONLY COST YOU TWO BITS TO TRY USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMN DATE Friday, June 16th Monday, June 19th Tuesday, June 20th Wednesday, June 21st Thursday, June 22n'd Friday, June 23rd Monday, JuauC 20th Hour MIDDLE SCHOOL am, 9.00-11.30 Music am,. 9,00-11,30 Ancient hlistory p,m .1.30— 4.00 English Comp. a.m. 9.00-11,30 Algebra p.m, 1.30-4.00 Canadian History a.m. 9.00-11.30 English Literature p.m, 1,30— 4.00 Physics p.m, 1.30— 4.00 Agriculture 1st yr a.m. 9,00-11.30 Geometry p.m. 1.30— 4.00 Chemistry p.nn, 1.30-- 4.00 Agilcvullvre 2nd yr n.m. 9,0-11.30 Latin Authors p.m. 1.30— 4.00 Latin Composition am, 9.00-11.30 .French Authors 11.111, 1.30— 4.00 FrenOh Composition eon. 9.00—•11.30 p.m, 1,30--4,00 UPPER HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE Tuesday, June '27th a.m. 9.00-11,30 English Literature p,nr, 1.30— 4,00 Mathematics ,..,,,..., Wednesday, June 2341, a.ln. 9.00-11.30 English. Comm And Grammar Thursday, June 291.1, p.m. 1,30— 2,20 English Spelling ,,., SCHOOL English Composition Algebra English Literature Problems. Geometry Chemistry Latin Authors Latin Composdtio n French Authors Freucb Composition Botany Trigonometry Zoology History Physics