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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1955-06-22, Page 641111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Mill Plieme VfOOD'S Tip Top 24 Tailors Summer Needs For Holidays • . • • • 1, . THE BRUS,SPA-9 POST WedueedaY, 224d, AM • • CRAIN BROOK 411111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111% Oe Sunday, Jane 26, Selnelay , 'To Dog Owners -Sumnier Needs -• Village of Brussels" No doge' are allowed ite run, at lerge during the Garden Season from June to SepteMber or action Will be taken. Allpersons in the inunicepailty owning or haboring clogs must pur- chase 1955 licenses for the same on or before June ,30th, X956,, Licenses 'ere issued items the telerle'' G. R. Campbell, at.14 if not,Kr* chased by that date action will be taken. All dogs must, wear tap. SUN TAN — To promote a Healthy One Noxezema Sun Tan oil 75c FOR SUNBURN NOX2ENIA The Leading Skin Cream, 2 saecialValeee en at the. Present. Time 4 'at 290 and $1.25 Also in Tubes 65c Resell Sunburn Cream Liquid 69c Smart Cotton Frocks for Children and Ladies Gypsy' Suntan Cream Large Jar 95c COAL 01 in Knex Presbyterian Chureb, will Meet at 1.0,15 and the regulat morning service will be held at 11.1A Please note both are being held 35 iniantes later ening to the fact that Ethel Preebyeriala Church service I bias been changed t() the morning for I mr*. mturray ,Part,QA, and (laugher 1 the summer monthe. Sharon and. Lynda, Florida„ are visit- ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cameron. 1 Mr. Don Mentch, Windsor, spent i several dame With 'his friend, Alai k Gameron, Oongratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Goldwin 'Knight on the arrival of a baby boy laSt week. Mrs. Rolst. ClemPbell, Wineharn, spent the week-end here. I The eight members of the C.G.I.T, with their leaders, enjoyed a svelte 61' roast on Friday night on the river bank near Stan Fischer's. i Mr, Gordon Knight had the mis- I fortune to. lose 14 cattle during the 1 electrical storm on Sunday evening. ', Three were killed on one farm and Sweaters in. Wool, Orlan, 1, lmr•mmroaromrs•m•r•m••••ow•••rrmr•or.mr••••••••••••.••• OOPS I Now you've caught me with my price of coil dews. Take advantage of the low spring prices to get your bln filled fOr next winter's comfort. Order now. Swim Suits and Caps' A Slacks and Casual Shirts Robert L. Cunningham "Our Coal Makes Warm FrIends" Phone 86-12 Sun Glasses for Every 'One A Good Value and Assortment at • 49c each Children's Sun. Glasses. 29c pr.. Ethel New Drapery Fabric Just Arrived. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111311511111111213111118* the ether eleven were not discovered , unetil, Monday morning. They were others at 39c and up. BYLTH INSTITUTE MEMBERS VISIT BRUSSELS MEETING MELVILLE' PRESBYTERIAN. HOME'HELPERS MEETING , UNION W. NI. S. under . an shn tree on a different Ohio is' Eighteen members of Blytli. We toluenes Institute and five others were guests of Brussels Majestic Women's Institute at the regular MEMORIAM" SULLIVAN — In memory of our dearly beloved husband and' father Ca. Billie H. Sullivan, who was killed in an accident June 23rd, 1954, 7 • ,, - & ,- er, Scripture was read meeting on Thursday afternoon, in the read by secretary Mase J. Cox. Bus- 6n Sunday, Jun ,e 19th, AnniversarY 'Mrs. W. H. Bell presided and wel- Mrs, Morrew who ,opened with a One lonely year lies pa.esed hYmn and . y Mrs. F. Ccx, Minutes and roll call school room of the United ChUrch. 13inees was conducted - were hold in Knox Presby corned the eelsitors. bY Mrs. Less seterrivair7isolitirch, whidh looked mina . e , Mrs. Andrew Turnbull, discussed well . for leaders conference attra,ctive with its fresh decoration Alma College. Th e Study Book was and profusion of beautiful peonies. the motto, drawing a simile of life McKay. A letter from seee, memzies- ,Ilev. H. T. 'Colvin, Brussels, was Bremner: Hymn and prayer closed the meeting. 'chair sang two anthems and Mrs'. Jardine, who spoke from the quot- guest preacher and delivered two fine , from the planting of a garden. 1111.e eermonle At the morning serice the topic Was taken by Miss Nellie about sehool read by Mrs. Ja,e. The W. A. meeting followed wau Ken, McDonald ,eang a, solo. In the ation, '',Canada has grown from a 1 He eased your pain but broke Beulah Mrs..1-1. Keyes in cesarge. Hemn 5,9 3 evening the choir sang an anthem great sprawling country to beeeme „ e followed by the Lordrs Prayer in and soles, were contrib uted by Mise,4 the attraotion of the whole world. Margaret Perrie and Bob Bareviek of Ird iapprediation of this interest_ 98c to part, at- dear Bill Since my great sorrow fell, The shock ithat I receive] that night I .still reineMber God took your hand, we had 59c Dee-Tee Meth Killer Crystals The Holim Helpers of Melville Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society were in charge zed thejttn. meeting on Friday afternoon in, the' auditorium of the church. Mite 13. Moses was in ;charge of the Meet ing and Mrs. W. O. King was at th4 orgian and Saodomptinied Mims Mar. garet Perrie when she snag a 0010# Mrs. John Armstrong read the "State ture lesson. and Mrs. W. IiIhortreee led in prayer, The speaker fOr.thS meeting was lilies Mary son, a missionary on furlough frOin Indfak HierpkteIrir of 4"er *Ms if-- among the BiehiS, the , ttboilethals of India In their poverty-strfekelit. superstition-ridden, land was thought- prevoking. Ina land where disease flourishes, services are a great boo and in manly cases open the deer evangelistic work 'airing the natty people. Much enmhasts Is plat upon teaching the people to read at write and to stamp out illiteracy, Mrs. Douglas Hemingway than ed Mists Williamson for Ater info ative address and expressed th hope that the interest aroused Yr011i Outline. The Collection was ilat. by Mrs. Frank Nichol and Mrs. Elkay's Aerosol Insect Repellant Keeps Away Mosquitoes and Flies, Safe to pee For Foot. Comfort -- Scholl's Corn, Callous and Bunion Plastere 50c Pkgs. Foot Balm 45c Blue Jay Corn Pads 39c Resell Corn Solvent 35c i Mr. Ed. Smelleilon, Toledo, , Bird, Leader for the meeting waiv ;s, S. was held at the home of Mrs. J. The June ineethig of Union W. M. visiting 'with his brother, George anf other friends here. Ed. will attend the Creiebrook Centennial July 34. Rio...wrimorortimmarc. my heart. SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store Mes. Morrow read the min- Brussels. The choir was assisted at lug .paper. 'Mrs. Ferg. Connell) , unison, etes of the last eneeting and final Ethel. yrs. William Evans, convener of Ever remembered by wife and children. Phone 62 Brussels both services by Bob Cunningham of presented Miss Jardine with e gift. agricultural and Canadian indus- tries. presided for the program, She presented ,a gift to the young- est mothee hi the visitors, W. I. branch, Mrs. Charles, Johnston, and one 'to the oldest mother. Mrs. Lorne Scrimgeour. • BRUSSELS LP.DIES SOFTBALL SCHEDULE TO START MAY 31 June 27 Brussels art Parsley June 20 Brussels at Mount Forest -IT PAYS -------- — BRUSSELS MEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE At Home Belgrave at Brussels June 24 Stone School at Brussels June at Blyth at Brussels July 6 errangeinente ,wIere made eel. he garden ,Party. menibere were in attendance. Marion Morrow far• mired with a piano solo, Lunch was - served by the hoste,es assisted by Aire. T. Ward and Mrs Morrow, The next meeting to be held at the home Acclaimed DETROIT'S best... Mrs, It. W. Stephens gave .e. full review of the district annual meet- A small advertisement in The FAMILY. RATES No Charge for Children 14 and Under, lag held In Moncriefr recently. Two the market you desire. Don't be .., a skeptic — try it and be con- vinced. Post Is your best way of reaehing of Mr's' J. Bremner' Wingham at Brussels July 13 Away from Home Brussels at Londsboro June 27 -- Brussels at Blyth July 4 Brussels at Wroxeter July 8 erlek McLean• Joan Pitts and a solo by Mrs. Bar old Campbell. Mrs. William bustlers spoke bri . _ There will be no Institute Pion!! ly, inviting all to the chili& this year, but plans are being made for for a social time antl a Celt for a bus trip to Guelph and Vlore tea,. An attractive tea-table, during July, with- 1Vhs, Wes. Kerr oevered, held a basket of whi and Mrs. James Bryant In charge peonies and pint; roses. Tea of plans. Tea Was sett; ed by Mrs. served by Mrs. Frank Nichol, James Ilryans, Mrs. Andrew Line, James Kerr, Mrs. Mervin Pipe, Mise Beth Hoover, Mrs. George Roderick McLean assisted in Mean% eand Mrs, Robert Davidson. kftchen by Mrs. John Jordon is MU§ Josephine Woodcock, prest Mrs: George Bone. LOOK AT YOUR LABEL program numbers were given. by Myth .wlomen, a reading by Mrs. Ne of the country's most popular Hotel TULLER ork 800 ROOMS WITH RATH from $3 50 GARAGE and PARKING LOT dent of the visiting branch ex- featur—ing convenience, comfort, quality! A cosmopolitan atmosphere in home-like setting. In the center of all downtown activities. Newly decorated. Ultra modern, comfortable guest rooms ... 'excellent food at moderate prices in our modern coffee shop and cafeteria. Radio and Television in room. Air Conditioned rooms in season. 4! Miss Williameon was prose pressed their gratitude of being en- with ,a gift by the Home telperie remained so hospitably: FACING GRAND CIRCUS PARK .DETROIT _MICHIGAN Harry E. Paulsen 'General Manager emsesece • i tsirecec OrnItEleCC 031131015 C SEE10111:1C 1 . • a Proven the best .,.:FLY KILLER ever used: 116m., #74 ggePar ifp:: • i• I. I ;%:. :1 • , ' It tgi :I I 7,114111?1; 4. rii *Florbeit Is the 'completely new tOW-catt Method 'of form fl tOntthi denoting effectiveness (95%) OiOven by thousands Of Canadian farmers toil year:- The secret of its success is *tie LURE, a poweo• fist attractant. EASY TO USE in Its special duster can. e norbait ondTrilure are Reg. Trade MOrks. In pleasure .. Col and cabana a lounge, tound- seeter+alnineiii A. N. HOWARD CHEMICAL CO LIMITLD ORANGIVIV.E, ONTARIO:-- OLDFIELD HARDWARE Tilephahe 68 Brussels, Out. AN EXPERIENCE PN TROPICAL LIVING. 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