The Brussels Post, 1946-4-17, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST
'Wednesday, April 17th, 1946
IT'S BETTER THAN EVER ... the beautiful,
new, Dependable Dodge.
Thirty-four important new features and im-
provements, added to Dodge time -tested engi-
neering and design make it the finest low-priced
car ever built by Dodge.
It's New ... with new solid, wrap-around bumpers for
greater protection .. , new, massive grille of glittering
chrome ... new enamel finish, smooth as silk—yet harder
than ever ... new, streamlined rear fenders with lowered
side opening to protect body finish from flying stones ...
luxurious, two•tone, French-preated upholstery that blends
with the colorful plastics and shining metal of the new
instrument panel and steering wheel.
DODGE DE LUXE • D
It's New in performance ... Sager -touch starting with
the now push-button, mounted on the instrument panel
. quicker warm-up and easier cold weather starting with
a new intake manifold, having a greater heating area
and better gas distribution ... new, rotor type oil pump
which gives required oil pressure over the range of engine
speeds and temperature ... new enclosed, universal joints
for added protection on rough roads ... new, sturdier,
roar axle ring gear and pinion ...new gas tank filter which
prevents dirt blockages in the gas lines and is self-cleaning
by action of the gasoline in the tank ... and many other
improvements in engineering and design, including the
great brake improvement described at the right.
See this New Dodge now at our showrooms ... let us
demonstrate these many new features ... drive it ..
compare it ... and judge for yourself.
GE SPECIAL DE LUXE
THE GREATEST BRAKE IMPROVEMENT IN 24 YEARS
You will be amazed at the effi-
ciency of these new brakes the
first time you drive a new Dodge.
A light touch on the pedal im-
mediately gives you sure, smooth
brake action, at all car speeds,
and gentle foot pressure holds
the car smoothly and evenly as
you ease down the steepest hills.
The new -type 2 -cylinder front
brakes and the Improved roar
brakes, greatly increase control
and stopping power, and actually
reduce the needed foot pressure
by twenty-flve to thirty percent.
Brake linings last longer than
over. The new -type brakes are
the most important advance In
brakes since 1424, when four-
wheel, equal pressure hydraulic
brakes were first Introduced. Try
them to-dayl
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lnrprouad roar brake
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t,atn-aylindor action.
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AUCTION SALE
of Household Furniture and
Mason's Tools to be held at
the residence of Miss M. Baker,
William St., Brussels, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 27th
at 12;30 p.m. Sharp
1 seamless, axntinster rug 6'-9"x9'
1 matching small rug
Oak dining room suite consisting of
1 buffet, 1 china cabitiet, 1 exten-
sion table, 6 chairs
Wicker Living room suite of 1 settee
2 matching chairs
1 wicker fernery
1 lounge chair
1 book case
1 ohestenfield table
1 end table
1 hall tree .
Curtains, drapes and cushions
Wall mirrors and pictures
1 day couch
Betlrom suite (light oak finish)
1 dark oak double bed
1 antique double bed
1 chest of drawers
2 spring filled mattresses (nearly
new)
Geed felt mattress
3 sets good, springs
Pillows
Kitchen table
7 kttehen chairs
White sewing mss bine
Bug 1211,x0ft,
Kitchen lhtolsune 16 ft. x 11 ft,
Congoleum rug 9 ft. x 101,4 ft,
Electric vam2wtt 010012er with attach•
meats
3 electric table lamps
1 'Metric bo d•oir lamp
1 electric iron
1 electric heater
1 electric 2 -burner chrome plate
1 electric toaster grill
51 -piece set of dishes
Set of 3 juice and water glasses
(matching)
2 pink glass sherbet and snatching
plates
4 pink sherbets
Odd pieces of china and glassware
Vases
1 Climax cook stove with warming 1
shelf and res ervoi•r (good baker)
1 Dominion circulator heater
1 small heater (Quebec style)
Number of stove pipes, some practi-
ca.ily new
Coal oft upright heater
Card table
Folding verandah table
Bathroom hamper
3 -piece toilet set
Blanket chest
Crokinole board
1 good lawn mower
1 hand saw
I 1 scythe
1 sprinkling can
Shovels, forks, & other garden tools
1 step ladder
2 straight ladders
Large rubber tire tool wagon
1 trio -wheeled tool or garden cart
liandeleigh
1 hand force pump and galvanized
Piping
Caal nil stove and oven
Coal all lamp
lantern
Ceppor wash boiler
'Washing flutelike
rues
Double tub stand with wringe.'
attachment
Glass wash board
Wash tubs
Ironing board
Clothes horse
Weifatod wax polisher
3 roasting pans 1 tea kettle
Pres •. ving kettle
Ser, rel aluminum cooking utensils
Sct rest sized crocks
Pint and ouart jars
Srying pans and other kitchen aeees-
scries Io't nnnterons to nuntlhon.
Mason's Too,s
3 levels
t'laster trowels mortar boards
Floats Sand screens
Squares Brushes
Sidewalk maa'hers and pounder.
L-Tanuners, wrenches, tin shears,
pinch bar, several large and small
crowbars:
Stone hammers Plank
TERMS CASH
Complete bill is the property of the
proprietress and no outside articles
shall be included,
MISS MADELENE BAKER, Prop.
ROBT, BOWMAN and
ROBT. PATRICK, Clerks
LEWIS ROWLAND Auctioneer
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Tem many frlorda regret that Mrs,
J. C. hacker is ill 10 Clinton
hospital.
Mi12nn Oliver, :Sault Ste, Mario,
has been visible with his. sister, Mrs.
12,. Warwick and Mr. Warwick,
Sir. and Mrs. Thos. Gnlniage,
(loderleh, were fiunday visitors le
CRAM B hrO> O K
one 82
The W.M.S. of Knox Church held
its April meeting at the home of
Lytle Gordon. Mrs. Dan
!Nether led in the opening prayer
and the portion of scripture Duke
24;1-17 was read by Mrs. Celia
Bartter, 7'rn members responded
to the 0011 call with a verse contain•
the the word "cross," Current
events were road by Mrs. Machin',
Mfrs, Alex Sides, Mrs. Relit. Camp.
nrll, kite.. 12ut llualhcr and Mrs.
Martin MacDonald. The president
read lettere from Miss Bessie Mc -
Murchie anti/ Mrs. Richard McWhin-
ney. Mrs. Lylle Gordon gave a
paper and a solo "The Old Rugged
Cross" was sung by Miss Mina
Baker. The .offering was presented
...and after the singing of the National
Anthem Mrs, Maolver ,closed the
meeting with prayer. Hymns 192,
203 and 209 were used in bhe meet-
ing. Refreshments were served by
the hostess •turinling a birthday
cake in honor of the eighty-dtth
birthday of the honorary president.
Mrs. 11. K. McDonald. A birthday
card signed by those present was
Presented to Mrs. McDonald.
Nieurieo and Mrs. Cameron and
son Wayne are gating settled in their
new home on the 10911 'con., purchas-
ed from Jas. Kew, who with itis
family hes moved to their new home
iu MrTiillov twp,, recently vacated
by 7. floss Muffle.
Art Reek and faintly have reeved
Tirussels. to the 1101550s farm and Mr. used
Mrs. Menzies are living in the house
on the Lake farm, 12th con.
Cliff, iteruagloan has disposed of
his farm on the blind line to Clifford
Alcock recently returned home from
overseae, 'The Kernaghan family
intend moving to the Porter farm,
10th con,
The Misison Band met in the base-
ment of the church on Monday even-
ing at 4:10 for their April meeting.
:1 fine number were present and
Mined in the singing of action songs
and choruses and listened to the
interesting misisonary stogy told by
thr•'r leader Mrs, MacIver.
The Y.P.S, met on Monday even-
ing in the church basement under
the leadership of the devotional con-
venor, Mrs. Meclver The topic far
study was "The Bible." Mr. MacIver
addressed the meeting and discus-
sions,on the Bible were read by Ross
Cameron, Mrs. ,las. Cameron and
Muriel MacDonald, Mrs. Meoctver
read an article on "The sidewalk
Bible" end several sacred songs and
choruses were sung by site gioup. A
search for scripture passages also
was conducted by the leader. The
business part of the meeting was
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Stanley Fiedler Mr. MacIver led
in prayer and during the social half
hour a "name the song' contest was
rondueted by Muriel MacDonald
with Mrs, Martin MacDonald at the
nr;can. bunch wits served by the
vonunittce 111 charge.
We have a good assortment of Grass Seed, Alfalfa,
Red, Yellow Clover also mixtures.
We have a special permanent pasture mixture for
bong term pastures, or we can supply Brome Grass, Orchard
Grass; Meadow Fescue, Canadian Blue, Kentucky Blue,
Ladina 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.
Certifed Seed Potates Green Mountain—Irish Coblers
A. J. Pearson
Phone 22-r-7 Ethel, Ont.
TIME TABLE CHANGES
Effective
Sunday, April 28, 1946
and other specific dates.
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AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock and Implements
Ahrens & Kirkby has been instruct-
ed to sell by public auction at lot 1,
Con. 18t GreyTownship at the village
c•t Walton on
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TUESDAY, APRIL 23rd
at one oclock, the following:
Horses
1 gelding 12 yrs old
1 mars 10 yrs. old
1 filly rising 2 yrs.
1 colt rising one yr.
Cattle
1 Durham cow 6 yrs. old fresh 2 wks.
1 cow 10 yrs. old due July 1st
1 heifer due Oct. 1st
1.1;1
steers 2 yrs. old
steers 1 yr. old
1 calf
Pigs
1 sow and ten pigs two weeks old
2 sows due time oef sale
leebunks front 100 pouuds down
Hens
e year-old Lock hens laying well
I mplaments
Miassey-Barris binder 6 ft. cut
1 t. :sat and Wed mower, 5 ft. cut
!I:;,,-t•y'Herris dump rake 12 -ft.
Bisset disk, 12 plate, nearly new
Seed Drill
Hay loader
li sleighs
i'utter
I wagon
International single furrow riding
plow, nearly new
21.-11. spring -tooth cultivator
single snuffler
Turnip planter
21 Fleury walking plow
4 section diamond harrows
Set of platform scales 1200 lbs (*p.
Stone boat
140 11 el new hay fork rope
Pair of hay rack sills
Set of team harness
Pair of horse blankets
Whiffletrees. neckyokes, forks
shovels. host of other articles too
numerous to mention
TERMS CASH
FRED ENNIS, Prop.
FRED AHRENS and
FRANK KIRKBY, Auctioneers
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LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS
BEST PRICES PAID
Before you sell any poultry phone the
Export Packers. We will call at yetar
place for any quantity or you can baring
them to us.
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