The Brussels Post, 1954-01-27, Page 6Speciai tUer
RexaO kna1 g ins
(8 Selected Vitamins
PLUS Liver and Iron)
Spedai $6.00 Offer
When You Buy A $6.00 Pkg.
(100 • • Days Supply)
You Get A $2.00 Pkg.
25 Days Supply)
Absolutely Free.
if you do not feel as well as you think you should - Catch
cold too readily Pienamins with Liver and Iron will start you on
the way to feeling better and the enjoyment of good health.
Don't Miss' This Special Offer which is good for a limited
time only at
SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store
Phone 62 Brussels
THE.BRUSSELS POST
WOOD'S
Phone, 24
Brussel, Out.
A few Winter Dresses to Clear at
Great Savings
Also a group of Crepes, etc.
Beehive Yarn 39c
,MONS_._
MEN'S OVERCOATS
A few left at $10.00 for Fast Sale
All Coats, Jackets, Snowsuits to Clear
TENDERS
Tenders wanted tor supply of six (6) - one half ion pick up
trucks with. the following equipment,
Heater, defroster, anti -freeze, 6 ply tires including spare,
under coated,
Purchaser reserves right to divide purchases as he so desires.
Please quote prices in various quantities up to six.
Mark tenders for trucks on envelope: and forward to under-
signed not latter than 5 P. M. Monday, Feb. 1st, 1954.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Jckm G. Berry,
Deputy Clerk,
Huron County
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
eHELf.UI6RICn..noN. SHELL HOUSEHOLD ANN
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODP,CTS
DUNLOP TiRtfe
Parts snot Aracoaterto0.
Austin Sales and Service
ilaaratlt4CI repairs t,a afi -aetro at ears and trucks
ORuaSEI,le, Oen.
PHONE ?7r5
y � azine Gilt
Subscriptions
Are Increasingly
Popular
latealOnsatnesatif
CHILD LIFE 1 yr. 48.26
1 yr. $2.00
1 yr. 42.60
1 yr. 46.00
SCREEN STORIES
FARMERS DIGEST
ESQUIRE
HUNTING AND FISHING IN CANADA 1 yr. 13.00
OUTDOOR LIFE 1 yr, $8.00. lyra. 16.80
BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS 1 yr. $4.00, lyra. $7.00
McCALL'S 4 yr. 43.00, 2 yrs 46.00
RED BOOK . 1. yr. 43,00, 2 yrs. $5.00
CHATELAINE 1 yr. $2.00, 2 yrs. 13.00
LIFE 1 yr. 37.26, 2 yrs 312.00
LADIES HOME JOURNAL 1 yr. 1850, 2 yrs. 10.00
SATURDAY EVENING POST 1 yr. ;6.00
ROD and GUN In CANADA 1 Yr. 12'00
MACLEAN'S 1 yr. tam
GOOD HOUSE -KEEPING 1 yr. 13.80'
POPULAR MECHANICS 1 yr, $3,60, g yrs. 16.00
READER'S DIGEST 1 yr. 12.75
eaolt extra Subs. $2.60
that are to be had.
Thom are only a few of those
On Sale at
THE BRUSSELS POST
Car of Cement to Arrive Soon. Order at
once if you are going to want any.
1 New Oil Heating Stove.
1 Used Oil Heater, Like New.
D. N. McDonald
Brussels, Ont.
BRUSSELS MOTORS
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HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALER
1953 Ohevolet Balari, 4 door Sedan, fully equipped
9 - 1962 O•aavrolets
1951 Oherrolet Powerglide Sedan
1951 'Chevrolet Powe glide Coach
5 - 1951 Chevrolet Coaches and Sedans
1949 Pontiac Sedan
1949 Dodge Sedan
1949 Chevrolet Sedan.
1949 Meteor Coach
1947 Flecture Oldsmobile Coach
1942 Chevrolet Coach
SPECIAL - 1947 Mercury Sedan 0595.00
TRUCKS
1949 G. M. 0. 5i Ton Pick-up
1942 - 2 Ton Dodge Army Trunks
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
24 Hour Towing Service Phone 73x Brussels, Ont.
These students from White River, Ontario, set a new distance record
for organized school groups visiting the Royal Ontario Museum at
Toronto. On their round trip of more than 1,100 miles they visited the
museum and its exhibition on how oil is formed, where it is located
and produced in Canada. The exhibition, the first of its kind in Canada,
is a joint project of imperial 011 Ltd. and the Royal Ontario Museum -
of Geology and Mineralogy. One section of the exhibit is devoted to
the cradle of the Canadian oil industry, southwestern Ontario, where
oil was first discovered in the 1850's. in this picture, Walter M. Tovell,
curator of geology, is explaining the operation of a rotary drilling rig.
This is the type of rig used in western Canada and recently introduced
by Imperial Oil into the Ontario oil fields.
Mrs Elmer Hastings
lllunt.rtl service for Mrs. Isabella
i4.ustings, 66, who tiled in \'1 iugham .
HOS plitjttil; ifollowiitg uI stroke, was
held on. Monday at 2.00 p,
the family residence, concession 2,
Morris To'tvnshtp. Burial was
made in Wingham 'Cemeer•ty, She
wa,s born in Turnlber4t' Township
was the • former Isalbellci Powell
After her marriage she resided in
Mori,Is township, and was a mem
bet' ,of Bluevaiie United Church.
Surviving besides her husband,
Elntelr Hastings, ane tavo sons,
Robert), on the honko'stead;" Paul
Heapler; one sicker, Mrs.. M. Rey
holds; Emmett, Idaho.
William Whitfield
A service for William. T, Whit.
field, who died -in his sleep, and
was found by his son, Evart, when
he called to see him, was conducted
Tuesday In the Edgar funeral home.
Burial mea Made in Brutssele cem-
etery. Born ¢n Grey townphtp,
he farmed alters until coning to
reside in Gorrie 36 yebrs ago, He
was married In 1904 to Mary Sper-
ling. of Corrie, who died in 1944.
He was, a member of Gerrie United
Church and a life member of the
session. One son, Ewart, Gerrie,
and twee grandchildren survive.
MONCRIEFF
The fourth meeting of the Mon-
crieff Merry Maids was. held on
Jam. 23rd at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Harrison. Thor meeting opened with
Dorothy Cox giving the motto,
Karen Madltan read the minutes of
I the last meelting. The roll call was
onwverekl with A good habit in the
Icare of clothing, Plans were dis-
cussed for Achlevennient Day. The
leaders gave instructions on "The
Care of the Hair" including the
correct rpocedure for shampoo, cor-
rect hair styles, and the came of the
hairbrush .and comb, Posture wad
discussed and girls practised correct
posture. The girls did further work
on their slips. The meeting closed '1
widh "God Save the Gueen".
Lewis Rowland
Or write to R, R. 3 Walton.
wig
For Huron County)
wpg Ms looked after IminsiSatsly
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ear Anannosseets Phone 31 'Ms Brussels Pare" mod Mil
Nor Miers etc.., w,fite or phone i.,.atr. Kowkorot
FOR SALE -
Hardw,,rd and=ottwood alabx.
cedar f .r kindling.
Jas. Stn enson
also
Phone 60x1
WINGHAMMt&'�lOR1AL..ItJP
Alwaya a ra,oe mock is UbMoeNl
Gran'tea to Chess from
A 11 modern maehlMrp.
Mowat,. tar
Cemetery Iatterhna n slpalany
Artistic Mafworfate
at very reasonable Pr►aoa.
R. A. MOTION
Phone 256 - Whighatn,
WS 90 log
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BLYTH, 'ONT.
Delivered by
Carrier, 30c a Week
A Rush Job Is Never A Good Job.
Now is the Time to have Your Repairs Done.
We have Good -Year Belts Endless and others. No'matter which
Width or Length. -
Tarpaulins - All Sizes -- Made of heavy weight, water -proof
Treated' Duck.
Special sizes made to your requirements at lS%zc per square ft.
Also Repair Belts and Tarpaulins, Shoes and Harness.
Shoe and Harness Repair
C. J. Pegelow, prop.
PHONE 83 BRUSSELS. ONT.
Agent for Listowel Dry Cleaners.
BRAND
EEZE from...c
Ask Any CASE Owner
He will tell you he operates for les.
We Have The Machines Let Us
DEMONSTRATE
And Remember
We Service What We Sell
Your
CASE DEALER
ED. RICHARDS
Phone 86r5
Ethel
...,This Winnipeg trio lurne the spot-
light on enoores from tomo of the
best London and bnoadway shows,
from gaslight days to the present,ttt
a C. 13. 0, Trans Canada aetworlc
radio ,aeries called Curtain IlielodfeS.
Left to right ere Eric Wild, who eoi*
duct;, the. 26.Ole00 orchestra, Mar-
Gynn, soprano; and JCerr Wilson,ba1'
lime, The show also foaturea the
James Dunoan Chorus of twelve Tait
ed vetoes. Prodttelen is by Minted
LiteaS.