The Brussels Post, 1953-8-12, Page 8SAVE
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REFRIGERATORS
FOR A LIMITED TIME
ONLY
'AT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF REFRIGERATORS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
GREGG'S HARDWARE
Phone 17
Brussels, Ont.
THE BRUSSELS POST
RESUSITATIQN FUND
1011,5116651eigAs016,0111,516,04511CgAlajtig1110M SPLENDIDLY SUPPORTED
Oldfield 10,00
McDonald
J. I. CASE
Come in .... Whatever crops you raise -
whatever type of soil you have - no matter
what kind of farming you do - We have
Machinery and Equipment that will help
you do your work faster and easier titan
ever before at less cost - to help you make
additional money each year - we can get
ahead in our business -only by helping you
to get ahead in yours - Come in for a
demonstration
ED. RICHARDS
Ethel - - Phone 86r5
Support Your Football Team
BRUSSELS M OTORS
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALERS
1943 Chem. Belair Coach,
1960 Chev, Deluxe Sedan e 3
�4 bz4e. 1963 Chev. Std. Sedan
1962 Chev. Deluxe Stylise Sedsi
1962 C9tev. Styl ne Sedan
i K 1962 Chev. Stg+line Coach
8 - 1951 Chev. Styline Sedan twee"
1961 Chev. Styline Coed(
.;AJ1�a�f
1961 Dodge Deluxe Sedan
1945 Chev. Fleetllne C
1.948 Ober. Mach
1947 Chev. Coach
1944 Cher. 7'leetline Coach two•tosel, sadlo
• r -7741ar 1942 Dodge Coach
TRUCKS -
t 1848 Mercury % ton Pick -0.
( v 1487 Chev. % ton Plck-np.
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE OILMAN
14 How Towing Service Phone 73x
Sre seoM, (fest.
COAL COAL
Don't wait until the snow flies and the
price goes up to get your fuel in.
For economical heat next winter order
your supply of Coal Now.
ROBT. L. CUNNINGHAM
"Our Coal Makes Warm Friends"
Phone 86r12 Ethel, Ont.
Brussels Farm Equipment
Wo have a Full Line of New Massey -Hoer% Tractors,
Implements and. Sub
USED MACHINERY
- No. 20 - 1948 Massey -Harris Treater
1- Mo, 21 three furrow Plow an rubber
1 --jto. 20 -- two furrow Plow an stool
7 Hay Loader
I -- Maeaey-Harrle Corp Sluder.
1 - No, 9 Massey -Harris Cream Separator
We also carry Beatty Stable Equipment.
CaII Ip for your implements and Stable Needs.
MORSEL' BALER TWINE and BINDER TWINS
A. M. FIRBY & SONS
Massey -Harris Dealers
Phone 5'5 Brussels, Cnt,
•
WOOD'S
Phont, 24 - Brussels, Out.
CLEARINGS
A few Dresses to Clear
Worth While Savings.
at
Sun Dresses to Clear, small sizes,
Special $2.98
Yard Goods - New Shipment
Fancy Fall Plaids, Smart Patterns and
Washable $2.98 yd.
Clearing some lines of Yard Goods.
Mr, and Mra, M, C.
Mrs; J, C, Adams
Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
R. S. I-letherington
wheeler
14, S. Travis
Firby Brehm
R. Marks and Sons
Majestic Institute
Wm. Newton
Anonymous
Arcade Store
Dr. J. Anderson
Humphries Grocery
Bemnett'a Lockers
Glen Smith
W. C. Heiokwell
Doug. Ennis
Marshall's (Walton)
MCGavin's Garage
Jim Mair
Bast R1ron Agric.
S. B. Elliott
Miss T. Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Ma. and Mrs. H, B.
Jack McDonald
L. Waxman
H. G. Rubenstein
Packers
Walter McDonald
Dori:, McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. A. Coleman
Rruosels. Sawmill
0, and G. Kreuter
Rev. and Mrs. Fultoh
F. McCutcheon
D. M. MacTavish
R. Pearsrn
Mrs. L. Porter
Ivor. and MTs. G. McCutcheon
Geo. Wesenburg
Norman Hoover
Jim Smith
Wm. Turnbull
W. J. Perrie.
McNeil'a Garage
Murray Muohan
Donald Rock
Mrs. Cliff, Alcock
Stuart Glassier
Miss Pearl Baeker
THE PRIVATE LIFE
OF SENATOR Mc CARTHY
A behind the scene& profile of the
most controversial figure of our
time, starts in The Detroit Sunday
Times. Whether you admire or dia-
like Senator Joe McCarthy, you'll
want to read this offstage closeup
beginning in The American Weekly
with this Sunday Detroit Times,
NOTICE -
For artificial insendnatlon at Its
'best for all breeds, call the Water.
lot Cattle Breeding Assoclatlon be-
tween
»tween 7.30 and 10.00 a, m, on week
days and 7.30 and 3.30 a, M. on SUs-
days. Phone collect Palmerston 11
or Clinton 742. ,,..
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
OH[LLUBMA 'fON, SHELL MOGS[HOLD AND
SHELL PaTROLWN PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIR[1
Part and Aeoesserles.
Austin Sales aced Service
SYaraat•e4 repairs to 111 .Takes of oars and nimbi
PHONE Tire
[ R u SSELL. DWI.
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1:20o-...' '_ +re?t, «_it'iL.S%�`�y t°'5' --cm 'IgM
WIIODGE
EXPRESS MODEL
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
.
i':cF._n r 1] ,:ars.•
COME IN AND TALK BUSINESS,
Dien are Invtld is cease In and toNwMolbwo k Ciel ee• a �w inWals&
Ursa 1•ode.s , . , (fie 100 Itch
Vasstlibbit
kldt 1 fon mod:l wkhTHY'R1 RASR! TO LOAN
ot pale bees
.46
lhoel0 find that Dodge express fsirri tp swat
1 1
'"ones. " •1•
Inp hair
sakilfies
THEY TURN LAM
Dodge Is Ib ideal truck for
Ott crowded streets. thieeg
row alleys wherever •
tee : treat
shwieit Waal
il
any popular track. yew two
tots spate, with less offset
WSW wtih thele extra widllt
Wird dopfh, provide prier/Sr
.ipstel - particularly is-
pa�1�d your loads are `v
Mar!►ar, tlsanks to Dodge ' Jo-
1Moe design (whkh reduces
We& weight by shortening the
suer -ell length) there's o size-
able payload advantage aver
fucks of similar Gross Vehicle
Weight,
NEW CARS
1953 Dodge Regent 4 Door Sedan
NEW TRUCKS
%a Ton Express
1 Ton Exproos
USED CARS
1251 DeSoto, Radio and Sun Visor
1960 Dodge. Radio and Sun Visor
1949 Plymouth
1949 Dodge, Radio and Sun Visor
1948 Dodge
1938 Dodge
1938 Plymouth
1939 Chevrolet
1919 Dodge
And other earlier modes,
•a.*
sweiwallIMMIN
USED TRUCKS
1947 Truck %2 Ton Express
1040 Truck %2 Ton Express
ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES
DODGE and DE SOTO - SALES and SERVICE
Phone 82 Brussels, Ont.
Society
Long
Allen
(Export
10,00
10,00
10.00
10,00
10,00
6,00
2.00
10,00
6,00
2.00,
10.00
5.00
6.00
2.00
Lee
1.00
t 6.00
2.400
10.00
6.00
10,00
6.00 `
5,00
6.00
6.00
5.00
10,00
• Wudnemday Mtgust 12th, 1682
Final Mid Summer
Clearance Sale.
(To be continued)
10.00
2.00 I
6,00
5,00
5.00
10.00
• 6.00
6,00 ,
6.00
5.00
6,00
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2.00
6.00
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.60
.60
1.00
1.00
WALTON
Personals: Master Larry Perdue
visiting with his grandmother, Mr&.
Beatrice Perdue, Detroit, Mich.;
Barrie Marshall 'a(th friends In
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grey
2nd Robed, Straftord, with Joseph
Rockwell; Mins Cora VanVleit with
friends in St. Marys; Murray Mills,
Brantto;d, with Mr. .and M'rs, Earl
Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter
with his brother In Moose Saw, Sask.
WINGHAM IVEIORIAL atIO
Always a tarp meek la 4tMle•ea
Granites 4 Chefs hew
I1it
madam nMshlaary.
faweae 1Nr
Cemetery !enema. • sweee•I.,
Artistic M.enorl.Is
at very reasonable imPromr.
R• A. SPO TON
Phone 250 - Wiseman, O[►
GOOD FOR
ALL KINDS
OF
BAKING
FOR BETTER CAKES
SOLD IN EMMA AT
W. L. Baeker & Son
BUTCHER soar
wa with ,Gar own
rain la h haps keep
s
ler Mg tell
fled Mk us about
todayl
Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22 sRUe11sL1
All •Women's
Dresses and
Dresses.
and Misses' Cotton
Better Summer.
atHALF PRICE
Women's and Misses' - Cotton Sun
Dresses, sizes 12 to 24%, Special $1.98
Men's Sport Shirts, long sleeves
Special $1.98
Men's T Shirts, Reg. $2.98
Special $1.98
Misses' Criskay Blouses
Special 2 for $3.00
Children's Criskay Dresses, sizes 2 to
6x and 7 to 12 years, Reg. $3.95
Special $1.98
THE ARCADE STORES
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
Blyth, Ont. Brussels, Oat.
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FALL FAIR, EXHIBITION
DATES FOR 1953
Arthur
Atwood
Ayton
Bayfield
Biyth
Bobcaygeon
Brampton
Brussels
Chesley
Clifford
Clinton
Coiling -wood
Drayton
Dundalk
Dungannon
Dunham
Elmira
Exeter
Fergus
Fordwioh
Galt
Gorrie
Grand Bailey
Hanover
Harrison
Hansaii
Holstein
Ilderton
Ingersoll
13incardfne
Lions Head
Listowel
London .Western)
Lupknow
Me'aford
Midland
MBdmay
Milverton
Mitchell
Mt. Forest
Nenstadt
New Hamburg
Paisley
Palmerston
Port Elgin
Seatorth
Stratford
Sept. 29, q
Oct 3, 2
Sept. Z5, 22
Sept, 30, Oat. 1
Sept, 22, 22
Oct 1, 3
Sept. 17 - 12
Oct. 1,
Sept. 11, 11
Sept 16, 16
June 4
Sept. 24-11
Sept. 19-61
Sept. 9, 12
Sept. 21
Sept. 1, 1
Sept 4, 6 and 7
Sept. 22 34
Sept. 11, 12
Oet. 1, 3
Sept. 14.12
Oet. 2 and 1
Oct. 2 and 1
Rept 13, 17
Sept 33, 14
May 11
Rept 14, III
R -•pt. 11
Sept. 2,
Sept. 17, 11
Sept 11, 17
Sept 11, .
Sept. 14.11
Sept, 12, SO
Oet-1,
Sept. 17 - -11
- Sept. 14, 11
Sept. ., M
Sept. 11, 10
Sept. 12 and 14
Sept. 16, 10
Sept. 12, 12
Sept.- 7, $
' Oct 3,1
Sept 10, 11
Sept 14, .
Sept. 11-11
Tara
Tavistock
Teeswater
Tillsonburg
Walkerton
Wellesley
Wlarton
Woodstock
Sept * 34
Sept 11. 11
Ooti.1
Sept. 21 - O
Dot. 23
Sept31, 11
Sept. 17, 11
Aug. 17-!t
International Plowing Mat&
Durham - Northumberland
Cobonrg Oet t •
WINDSOR SOON TO
CELEBRATE 100th BIRTHDAY
The Star Weekly turns the Got -
light on Windsor in its issue dated
August 15th. Giant Ford, Christie',
and General Motors planta ban
made their home there, turning tDi
city into the car capitol of the Brit•
ish Commonwealth. Windsor 1s also
the busiest border-crosa1ng point 1t1
Canada, catering to five m111ion U.
S. tourists each year. To celebrate
its 100th birthday in 1964, the CKy
wllI launch the opening of a grass
tese new civic centre.
CROP REPORT
By R. R. Baker
Ana, 8th, 1213
The harvest is prooeedtng rtlpld•
ly throughout the County aild most Of
the fall wheat harvest to ootneeted
A large percentage of spring grain
Is also cnt and much of it IV to
the stook. Tuesday's rola lodged s
considerable amount of the Miring
grain crop, but indications aro !bait
most fields can bo harvested. Corn
and soybeans have grown rapidly
this past week and with good'wea-
ther should be quite prodiicttre.
Recent rains have Increased past-
ure and second cut hay !s showing
excellent growth.
We are dealers for the Toro line of Lawn
Mowers and Garden Equipment.
Lawn Mowers motorized with Samoa
Clinton engines. Also made to order full
lawn mower.
Be sure to see our line of New Clinton
Saws along with other lines which we
have.
Welding and Machine Shop Work
a Specialty here.
Sales is one thing - but we follow up with
service and repairs.
GEO. E. POLLARD
Located behind the East Huron Produce
formerly Allen's blacksmith shop anti
Krauter's Tinsmith Shop.
Phone 64 or 56r13 Brussels