The Brussels Post, 1955-05-11, Page 4• "'
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Big, new POWER choice! Two big new 6's, new V-3
BIG-CAR COMFORT
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Dodge rides like the big car it is!
Wider front tread, wider rear
springs, and longer wheelbase
contribute to your riding
comfort.
Dodge interiors are extra roomy,
and they are delightfully deco-
rated in new colour-coordinated
fabrics and trim.
BIG-CAR STYLE
You'll be proud to sit back of
the impressively long Dodge
hood. You'll like the big, bold
front end with glistening chrome
around the twin arches of its
divided grille.
You'll enjoy a commanding view
through the Dodge swept-back
windshield that truly wraps
around at top as well as bottom.
Kra., Leonard lViachan was hostess
for the May meeting of the W.M.S.
!and VT. A. of Moncrieff United
Church. Seventeen . members, at-
tended,
Mrs. Kenneth McFarlane Was
lead-r ,of the W.M.S. meeting. Ml's.
Mark. L. J. &Lillie led in prayer; '
scripture was read by Mrs, Duncan
McKay; and the topic, "The Work
of the board of missilons of the
United Church of Canada," was
taken by Mrs. Allan MsTaggart, The
president, Mrs. William ,S Smith,
presided over the business period.
Plans were made for a hale of new
and used clothing to, be sent to
Korea. Miss Olive Speiran and Mrs.
A, Grant reported on the Presby-
terial meeting recently held In Wing-
ham, .
CRANBROOK
On Sunday morning Rev. W. A.
Williams conducted the regular ser-
vice of worship and administered
'the Sacrament of Baptism to Lorne
Wilfrid, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler, and - Bruce
Allen, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Knight, The Mother's Day program
was used in the Sunday School.
The Women's. Missionary Society
met tin the home of Mrs. Lynn Evans
for ,the 'May meeting with an at-
tendance of nine. Mist A. J. Forrest
presided' and used the thenie "Go,
teach." Mrs. John Sohnook read the
• scripture passage• and the leader led
in prayer. The roll call was answer-
ed by telling ,sornething of Miss
Carol Chiam and her work. Mrs.
Harold Jacklin and - Mrs. Stuart.;
Evans, read +current events. Mrs.
Lynn Evans read a newsletter from
Jessie W. Gordon and one from
James Dickson in Formosa was read 1.
lay Miss Jacklin. The topic was given
in parts by three members represent- ,
ing people in India answering.,
'questions asked by the president, ;
These parts were taken by Mrs- Alex
Steiss, Mrs. Stuart Eyans, and Mrs.
M. Engel. The books from the Pres-
byterial Literature Secretary were
i displayed at the meeting. Mrs. Alex.
Steisls accompanied on the Piano or
ONTARIO TRAVEL, ROOM 171,
67 COLLEGE ST., TORONTO, ONTARIO.
PLEASE SEND ME A FREE ROAP MAP AND
TRAVEL INFORMATION ABOUT ONTARIO.
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HWY
POST OPFICI
(PLEASE PRINT CLIARLY)
OntgorIno. poettrpmeenctooefr TeellfinrsiiibeIel:Ity
FOR SALE —
100 acre Grass Farm. Priced to selL
100 acre Farm en Highway. Priced at
$65,00
75 acre Farm, Good Buildings. all
workable. Hydro, Priced at$7800.
200 acre Farm. Fair Buildings. On
Highway. Priced at 712,500
100 acre Farm. On Highway. Priced
at $10,500
House and Henhouse, 2acres of land
In good town priced at $2,500
Phone 84 J. 0, Long
Real Estate Broker
Brussels, Ont.
WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
Tony Memorial craftsmen foe
rntrtr-rive Tears, AlweIll Coates
THE BEST GRANITES
Along With
Expert DealgnIngard
teorkmarseele.
Prices "Moat Reasonable
Zemetery Lettering a speessn7
R. A. SPOIITON
Phone 236. WInohern, Ontr ,i•
SUPERIOR PROPANE LTD,
M 19 Market Pleat
StOtAtFORD, ONT.
The Vereatire dependidolli
FUEL FOR' HOME AND
INDUSTM
RANGES, HOT WATER tAski,
titOtilcititAtOits, ETC.
Mrs, Scott. PreSideiit, of the Bei, EDWARD TAMAN ea,ve W. I,. expreSited their nPitret,
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Ptibitt Ad -CC/WU/it
CLINIC bUILMNO "
I::" s# Ont.
Phone 40 Boit 114
isaelis out. filon.grofth e hostiltality of the Brats-
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' Lunch heetteSe Were Mrs.- William
Slience, Mrs. S. 8. Aiiiistrong, Mrs,
W, 8te4eto, Mrsr R, B coitsbisii
Sind. Mrtsi§ MIliie MdFarland. I
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W•tiZ t$11.P 00 Ludo Po! AwA.M.A11f 4.
"yloanniorvvvv.vev. CLASSIFIED AI). a
ss 9ryour
tare's. WANTED —
Pima Went,
Cameron. Clinton. Ont. Now.. lithe ail-new
brings big-car size and style to the -low- rice field!
FOR SALE —
WatWielt 'hybrid grain and en-
silage corn, K99 oath.'
Ross Knight Phone 28r16
be4o
s'For 5$ Vear8 I hove 10 4
and for 6.i years hunted 0411
boundless reerentiOndit
Province of Otgatio. am
Starting grantldan On
another haff century of 4,
knowing in my bones that 4
will last, Ontario'a wiklerness
resources are note in the care
o f enlightened and imagi.
native inen, Get out and
may Your Share."
Gregory Clark
Rh
LOST —
Strayed, yearling heifer. mostly
white, Any informatiOn thankfully
received; by
Join Jordon 'Phone 5143
FOR SALE —
A Walnut steel crib with drop ;
side and lock, springs and matt- i
rcsa, also a 14 inoh Male lawn
mower on rubber,
Wm, Reed Phone 12,112
FOR SALE —
Gravel by the yard, suitable for
cement, and lanes or fill.
Addison Bauman, Phone 44r6 Brun
sels,
ATTENTION FARMERS —
DEADSTOCK removed from your
barm promptly for sanitary disposal.
Telephone Collect : Brussels 85r12
or Elmira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
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The new Dodge is actually ONE FOOT LONGER than its largest selling competitor!
BIG-CAR LENGTH
El . it— WI it1
10.,11. ailoy
seeing and. driving
the beautiful new D odge. 'Viler
are a dozen. -Mayfair, Itegent,
and CTII.Saa,a
models • . . pins
the brilliant, .83-bereower
Dodge CustoroBoyaV-S, hi& styledatistocrat of ale Canadian roadi Viandactured in. Canada Chrysler Corporation of
Canada, Limited.
FOR SALE —
De-Kalb Corn, DE-ICalk Lindane,
in will stop birds from eating your
corn. Get yours free with a phoned
in order.
Dill Bremner
Phone 26r12 Brussels.
Dodge for '65 is by far the
biggest car in the low-price field!
It's 12 inches longer overall than
its leading competitor, and 9
inches longer than another. In
fact, the big new Dodge is even
longer and roomier than many
automobiles costing hundreds of
dollars more!
Gregory Clark whose columns are
read by thousands, is a booster
for holidaying in Ontario,
You'll more than agree with
him, if you seek your own vacation
in Ontario this year.
What a variety of tempting
resort areas to choose from--
North, South, West or East,
And what a variety of pleasure—
fishing, boating, lake and beach,
museum and shrine, booming
industries in city, mine and. forest.
More than 74,000 miles of
paved highway and secondary
roads promise comfortable travel.
Reminders of Ontario's
fascinating history dot the
countryside and school-book
history becomes alive in its setting.
It's Ontario that has. so many
rulti-varied, titAractions for you
this year. And, .accommodation
rates are reasonable for a true
Wilily holiday,
NEW DODGE WITH, MOTION-DESIGN FOR THE FORWARD LOOK ... AT YOUR DODGE-DE SOTO 'DEALER'S NOW
FOR SALE —
If you haven't ordered your seed
corn, you can still buy Pioneer. More
farmers are switching to Pioneer
hybrids every yearhecause of their
OUTSTANDING QUALITY and
'YIELDING ABILITY. Bert Johnston,
Phone Brussels 28r4,
SEE THE DARING
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Brussels, Ont. — Telephone 82,
WANTED —
Man for steady trayel among con
sinners in Townships of Howick,
Grey and Morris, Permanent eon
nection with large manufacturer
Only reliable hustler considered.
Write Rawleigh's Dept, A-152-14
Montreal, P. Q.
MONC.RIEFF UNITED CHURCH,
Mother's Day Was suitably observ-
ed in the United Church on Sunday,
May, 8. Joan Thomas sang the solo
"Mather and Home" by J. B. Wilson.
In the anthem "Even Me" by Codner
and Warren alto and baritone duet
was taken by-Agnes Lane and Rob-
ert BarWick. A Mother's Request was
the theme rof the sermon, which_
strelssed the wisdom of being closely
associated with Christ if we really
desire to please mother,
During the service Joan Elizabeth,
infant dapgbter of Mr. and MrS,
Gordon Stephenson and Catherine
Jane, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs..
baptised.Glen' Prone, `vote
HOTEL
AND
CABANA CLUB,
Send in the coupcM Mow and
learn of Ontario's Treasure Trove
in detail.
+4 KNOW
BETTER IN 55
FIZE •
FOR SALE —
Bray Chicks, Pullets, da,yolds,
started, July broilers should be
ordered now. We predict short egg
markets later, due to short spring
buying. . Cash in On these good
markets. Get enongh chicks, to satisfy
your markets. Ask us for prices.
Agents - Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel;
Mrs. R. Barrett R. R. 5, Brussels,
Phone 5442
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Oniarlo's Provincial '
Rower
"'Th. Trillium" - Supreme vacation enjoyment in Florida's most complete resort. Mink
dery guest rooms (air-conditioning optional) to please and pamper
wide ocean front beach for sunning and swimming cosy lounge far intimate rendezvous and genuine hospitality to flavor your entire 'tsp.
JACK MULLIKIN. GENERAL MANAGER
MIAMI BEAC
67th Street on the ,
The W. A. meeting followed, with.
Mrs. Grayson Richmond In charge.
Arra.ngements were made to cater
for a dinner in the church, June2, for
the district annual meeting of the
Women's Institute. Plans were also
made to cater for a dinner for the
Men's Club, to he held in the church
in June, A lunch was served by the
hostests, assisted by Mrs, Lawrence
Quipp and Miss Spelran,
MAJESTIC WOMEN'S. INSTITUTE.
Members • of Brussels Majestic
Women's. Institute and their. guests
frath 13eIgIave W. 1. spent an inter-
esting afternoon I When Miss Jean
Armour of the Institute extension
service addreeSed them on the sub-
ject, • "Brighten Your Home With
Color."
Miss Miss Armour .•stressed the import,
atice of color iIt Our liVes, in supply-
Ong interest, preventing monotony
land iu. improving our laitrroundinga
;She showed the offeCtS, 'Of various
colors, Mts.:111es red, which is, exhil-
arating,. and green, Which relating,
and Suggested that these ,faCts
should be considered when decorat-
, DIE.; a roont. Colors ware classified as
cool and. warm, receding and adIanc-
Ron. Douglas
CANADA SPREADS THE
WELCOME MAT
FOR BOY SCOUTS'
'Canada gets the honor of being
the host to ten. thousand boy scouts
from all countries throughout the
free world this summer. The 8th.
World Boy Scout Jamboree will
take place at Niagara-on the-Laka
where elaborate preparations ,'are
being made tor these youngsters to
camp out-doorS and exchange ideas.,
Star Weekly, this week, reports on
the big plans, being made.- -
",.REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE BROKER
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are tried"
Artificial Insemination service tInt
all breeds 'of cattle. For servile, Of
information Phone Clinton 24%. CO
Pahnerston 66 collect, between T.33
and 10.00 A. M. on. week days sad
7.30 and 9.30 A. M. on Stindays.
•;:..carn
the Hymns and Mits Forrest pro-
nounced the tenedictien Lunch was
5 served cat the Iclose by the hostess
and Mrs. Stuart Evans,
° Mr, Wesley MdEachern, Ayr, sPeat
the week-end at his home here.
, Mrs. Fred 'Kirkpatrick and little
" son spent a few days with her Moth,
er In Mt. Forest.
Donald Perth's, younger son. of
Mr, and Mrs; W, 3. Petrie, was a
Patient in,. Wingham General line'
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C1W CNN SIPPLEM
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11111111 tk. Thursday night at the home of
held JtilY 3 - 4 are gbitig forward.
of all .conveners was held 1
i.
'the President, Mr, Glenn fliteilter.
NeZekelutive if you tell ydur tart* yourself yeti are
tinder no obligation tui us., We hive a Fong ileting of otit,Of.tO"Wn
'MODERN HEATits.
COMPLETE FORCED Am
HEATING
SYSTEM FOR A to1Vt4tOOM
HOME
$525.00
Mite Dept. B p or Witt our
showror'ms. Open Mondays Wednisi,
day; and Friday 6164545e and all day
Saturday
J. Vi JOHN** PLUIwRING
SUPPLIES
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Tate speaker urged her audience to I - - — try new color combinations which
appealed to them and alto suggested
that, in starting to decorate reoM„
should Start with the patterne d
Material ad let it 0.1.iggeSit enters to
!you as Yen' .progress.
` !Ihe andiende was divided into
igrOun,§ and each furnished and
decorated an imaginary reeni with
sampled Of POO, swatches of
taiotruAt dititain Materials(
land Samples of rug Materials:
'Tilde Were set up and diSotisted by
the whole grettIS
Mrs, W H. peril, President, thank-
ed MISS .Armour and MrS.- S. S.1
kritiStratig presented-her with gift
ci • WALT. MADDEs
russels. &gamey P H ONE STRATFORD as4
Phone Erdese 4174 RED. 1110
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liritiapeethie buyers'. „,
Confidential 8eettiCe.
tbANC14 offiott,
AT gOLI5itit tArikt, PHONE- 24'10
actin Sehtectetwald
Maittigeti,
4 pital last week, after haVing Sufi,
ered dislecated
Plana for the Centennial to be
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