The Brussels Post, 1946-4-10, Page 41
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The Rexall Store
Yardley's April Violets Talcum 50c & $1.10
30c
75c
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Red Cedar Moth Flakes
Moth Killer Liquid Spray
Double Duty Tooth Brushes
— 50c
Mi 31 Tooth Powder with
Sodium Perborate — — 40c
Formaldehyde for Grain 35c and 20c Bats.
Neutone Flat White Paint, qt. tins $1.45
Easter Greeting Cards
Good Choice Now, 5c 1Oc, and 15c each
Hear the Lucky Listeners Program on the
Radio Friday night, 8.30. Have a box of Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills on Hand 25c.
Latest Dress Patterns, in the large Spring
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Simplicity Catalogue, 15, 20c and 25c each.
F. R SMITH
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SteMit STATIONER
TELEPHONE NO. 62 —.
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TELEPHONE NO. 62
The president, Mrs, Raymond
Elliott, presided for the meeting of
the W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
Church, held in the Sunday School
room. The Scripture message was
read by Mrs. Walter Smillie, and
Miss Florence Fowler led in prayer.
Mrs. PPS. McEwen contributed a
reading and Mrs. N. Lillow read the
GIad Tidings prayer. The study of
! Africa was continued, with Mrs.
Arnold Ljlliow having charge of the
chapter on New Uganda,
Mrs. W. JJ. JoJhnston opened her
houu, on Thursday afternon for
the meeting of the W.M.S. of the
(United Church, when Mrs, Mc-
Crackin presided. The theme of the
worship service was "These shall
THE W. C. WOOD CO. LTD.
GUELPH, ONT.
Manufacturers of
Electrical Farm Equipment
Grain Grinders, Milk Coolers, Milking Machines, Electric
Fences, Oat Rollers, Feed Mixers and Farm Refrigeration.
Local Agent—
Stanley Machan
Phone 26-r-8 R, R, 3, Brussels, Ont.
PURINA RIN A HYMRU
SEED CORN
THE BEST
OR IT WOULDN'T BE IN THE
CHECKERBOARD BAG!
FOR SALE AT
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
E. Richards 84 Son, Ethel
TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT
OVERHAULED
FOR SALE -- RUBBER TIRED WAGONS
Agent for Otaco Farm Equipment
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BAEKER BROS.
Goods Fc r
,A ! Kinds of
Baking
SOLD IN MUMMA AT
Phone 6 Hotelier Shop it russelii.
THE BRUSSELS POST
War on Warble
Or Heel Flies
LOSSES : Attributed to Warble flies in Canada amount
to nearly $14,000,000 annually.
DAMAGES: Gadding of cattle during the summer, reduction
in milk flow, loss in flesh, wastage of meat in
infected carcasses, injured hides.
CONTROL : Destroyed most easily in grub stage after hav-
ing reached the backs of cattle by application of
rotenone wash usually procurable at drug stores
and spray companies, with directions for using.
Quantity required approximately one pound of
powder for twenty cattle for three treatments.
WHEN TO TREAT: Early in spring when grubs commence
dropping. Repeat twice at monthly intervals.
HOW TO TREAT : Apply material with stiff brush and
rub in well.
COST : Per animal, per treatment should not exceed
2 cents.
SAVINGS : As much as $5 dollars per anvirnal.
This ad. is inserted by the Agriculture Committee
of the Huron County Council.
be my witnesses," Ied uy Mrs.
George Thomson, assisted by Mrs,
Stanley Darling, Mrs, George Hether-
ington, and Mrs. it. Ii. McKin-
non. Miss M. Duff was leader for
part two of "Evangelism in the
Crusade for Christ and His King•
dim," with Mrs. A. Shaw, Mrs. Kir-
ton, and Mrs. Edward Johnston as-
sisting. Mrs. Robert Shaw gave a
temperance reading, and Mrs.
1 George Thornton offered prayer
Mrs, W. J- Johnston was pianist for
the hymns.
The Woman's Association of the
United Church ,met on Thursday
afternon at the home of Mrs. W.
J. Johnston. In the absence of the
president, the meeting was con-
ducted by Airs, Stanley Darling who
THE COMBINATION OF SKILLED HA
(Crne craftsmanship is a
combination of intuitive
skill and years of patient,
painstaking, precision ef-
fort. It's an inheritance
from generations of skilled
artisans. It takes advan.
tage of great scientific re-
search throughout the ages,
It achieves the World's
Masterpieces!
Bulova craftsmanship is
world famous .. - it has
made Bulova the "Master-
piece of Fine Watchmak•
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timepiece!
W. G. LEACH
Brussels, Ont.
Grass Seed
We have a good assortment of Grass Seed, Alfalfa,
Red, Yellow Clover also mixtures.
We have a special permanent pasture mixture for
long term pastures, or we can supply Brome Grass, Orchard
Grass, Meadow Fescue, Canadian Blue, Kentucky Blue,
Lading Clover in your required amounts.
For your fence supplies we have the famous Lundy,
Fence complete lines, post and etc., also steel gates in 12 ft.
14 ft. asd 16ft. lengths,
We carry complete line of Martin-Senour Paints also
cheaper line in Atlantic Brand.
We can supply you with a new stove.
Leave your order for Radios, Refrigerators and etc.
Ao Jo Pearson
Phone 224»7
Ethel, Ont.
read a poem, The hostesses were
Mrs, Arthur Shaw, Al),0, 111rbard
.1o'hnslon and Airs. W. J. Peacock
Somme AiciiMnon, Otta-
wa. is home for the week -end,
ETHEL
Miss Donis Cunningham, Iteg.N.,
,has gone to Lorton, where stie is
employed by the Community Nurs-
Ing Registry.
'Rite i'esidents of Ethel are sorry
to love one of their oldest residents
and business roan, Mr. W. 12 Love
who has this week lett the village to
Snake his home with his daughter
and sou-intaw, Mr. and Mrs, Alex
S,peiran, 14,th concession of Grey.
All business places In Ethel, Crau-
brook and :llonnriefl' will observe a
half hoiid ty each week rlos•ing at 12
o'ctoc-k noon each Thursday, remain-
ing open Wednesday nights from
May 1st until Nov. 1st.
Wartime Price and Trade
Board Information
Questions and Answers
Q.—We intend to rent our summer
cottage Ibis year. Do we have to
have the rent -fixed by the Wartime
Prises .and Trade Board.
A.—Yes. Apply to the nearest
office of the Rents Is Administration
of the Board and you will be given
complete information on the pro-
cedure to have rents fixed.
Q,—d have been buying my butter
at the market it is dairy butter
' and last week 1 bid to pay four
cents a pourd more. Is there a legal
,increase in butter prices.
• A.—An increase of four cents a
pound was authorised for creamery
batter but not for dairy or whey
butter.
Q:---1 have been living in a house
for five years. Recently it was
sold to a retired couple and I was
given a Six month notice to vacate.
Is this legal?
A:—No, A tenant of housing
accomodation cannot be given a
notice to vacate for any reason
without the permission of the
Rentals Administration.
Q:—My two sons recently re-
. turner from overseas When they
obtained their ration books all the
pink sugar coupons and many meat
and butter coupons were removed.
Is this the law?
A:—Yes. Under the regluations
of the Ration Administration only the
coupons just declared valid before
the date of issue of a ration book
are detached by ration officials and
destroyed, It is for this very
reason that returning service men
are advised to obtain their ration
books just as soon as they are dis-
charged.
Q:—My doctor told me recently
that I should have more meat than
is now available in my ration allow-
ance. How can T obtain the extra
allowance required?
A;—Apply to your Local Ration
Board where you will obtain full
information and who will relay your
application to the rationbranch in
the district Rations on medical
grounds must be supported by a
signed statement from a doctor
registered in Canada, This state-
ment must specify the disease which
you are suffering ttrom, your age and
weight, the kind and amount of
food required and the length of time
this extra ration wi11 be necessary.
Plaque Presented To
R. H. Porter By Ford
At the convention of Ford Motor
Company representatives at Winni-
Deg Monday R. H. Porter, who has
been this company's, dealer at Oar -
man for 26 years, received a unique
honor when he was presented with
a handsome bronze plaque and a
valuable gold wrist watch in recog-
nition of his long service with the
company. The presentation to Mr.
Porter was made by Ma•. Saled of
Windsor, sales manager of .the Ford
Company of Canada, at a banquet
given the dealers at the Fort Garry
Rotel Monday night.
Ford dealers had a
preview of the
new 1946 models while in the city,
Mr. Porter has been Ford dealer
in Carman continuously since he
entered the autorn oblle business
in town in 1920.
Mr. Porter Was, horn and 'raised
on the 10121 con. of Grey and, la a son
of Mrs. TIT, Porter and the late Hugh
Porter also a bomther of Mn', Lloyd
Porter and his 3153e1' Mrs. Donald
McTaggart,
GREY
Mt. and Mrs. Wm. J. Perrie and
Donald spent Monday at t.hn ,home of
Mt, and Mrs, [Many IlTollinger in
Haan i i (nn,
A11 business. Wares. in Ethel, Cram
brook and aMonorieff will observe a
half .holiday each week closdig at 12
o'clock noon each Thursday, remain-
ing .apett Wednesday nights from
May 1st until Nov. lst.
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1 cup dk►d corrals 1 /A Isis, son
2 sups balms water
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with 3 tb.. flour mixed to
Wednesday, April 10th, 1946
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"See Reid and See Right"
ANNOUPI!(EMENT!
R. A. REID
Eyesight Specialist of Stratford
Will be at his Brussels
Office — Miss Hingston's Store
from 1:30 p. m. to 5 p. m.
Wednesday, April 24
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Complete Eyesight Services
Misses' Spun Rayon Spring Dresses,
sizes 12 to 20, $4.95
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Women's Spun Rayon Dresses,
sizes 38 to 52, $4.95 and $5.95
Women's and Misses' Jersey Flowered
Dresses, sizes 11 to 44, one and two-piece
$14.95
Girls Alpaca Jumper Dresses
sizes 2 to 6x, $2.98
Misses Blouses, 7 to 12 years $1.49
Infants Blouses, 2 to 6 years, $1.39 up
Women's and Misses' Sheer Blouses
sizes 12 to 44, $2.98 to $4.95
Misses Broadcloth Sport Blouses
sizes 12 to 20, $1.25 up
Misses Alpaca Skirts, pleated all around
$2.98
Misses Alpaca Slack Suits
sizes 12 to 20, $.10,95 up to $14.95
New Spring Shoes for the
Whole Family
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Don't forget to ask for your sale slips --For
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A War -Savings Stamps Free.
Phone 61
' ROADE T'Ci1 E
Brussels, Ont.
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family