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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-02-18, Page 8Mary Maxim Yarn will/SPYmerAw Family Fashion Centre TAM DRUINUILB rosin BRUSSELS, (074111111110 V A L BEAUTY SHOP Cutting, Styling, Cold Waving A Specialty PHONE 140 BRUSSELS "Mk" Liquid Detergent 2 for Viva Oil 12 oz. 35c FASHION CENTRE • "SPRING SPECIAL" LEO-DANA. COTTON DRESSES 810.95 Many Bargains Still Await You On LADIES COATS, DRESSES, JACKETS, SKIRTS etc. CHILDREN'S WEAR GOING AT REAL SAVINGS • 'BARGAIN COUNTER" MEN'S WINTER COATS, JACKETS 20% OFF afteavlemisaftweziare.1.:,,,.:11Erze.wg=tton-Aselletimieillizemmelp SEAFORTel UPHOLSTERY Centre Street TELEPHGNE 446 For all kinds of upholstering Brussels Representative SELWYN BAKER PHONE 79 BRUSSELS ATTENTION FARMERS: $5.00 AND UP For Dead or Disabled. Horses and Cows Phone: Atwood 356-2622 Collect LEROY ACHESON Licence No. 362C65 KEN SHOLDICE L IVESTOCK eHONE 287J ISKLIMMI.A Short and Long. Distance Hauling Al! Loads Fully Insured 24 Hour Service ALE Clearance Of Room Lots Of Wall Paper Discontinued Patterns of which there is only a small quantity left. These are to be had at much less than the regular prices, and if the quantities will suit any of your rooms, they are Real Bargains Some Bundle Lots of Wall Paper at 75c FOR THAT COLD — Gargle with. Mi 31 Solution Get the Special Offer with Triple Action Throat Lozengers Eases 'Sore Throats Both for $1.00 Tasteless Extract Cod Li'rer Ccimpound with Vitamin. D Large Bottle $1.49 REXALL FTORE Phone 62 Brussels Mount Royal Peas and Mount Royal Cream Corn 20 oz. 4 for • Van Came Pork Beans 20 oz. 2 for McCUTCHEON 1t, OCERY Phone 293 We Deliver E S A L E K 'I' i.).?russeLs Livestock Sv4es EVERY FR1DA 7-t,'* .1 P.M. Your Home Market Where You Are Welcome As Visitor, Consignor, or Buyer BRUSSELS, Oat. PHONE 46 Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Chevelle - Chevy 9I Cars Chevrolet Trucks Soles & Service Phone 56 Brussel., USED CARS FOR SALE 1964 Oldsmobile 4 Door Hlardtop P Steering. P Brakes. Radio etc. 1964 Chev. 6 Cyl. Sedan with Std. Meal 1963 Volkswagon 1963 Chevy II 6 Cyl. 1963 Falcon Station Wagon 1962 Chev. Station Wagon 4 Door 1962 Chev. Biscayne Sedan with automatic Trans. 1961 Pontiac Sedan 6 Cyl. with automatic trans. radio P. steering 1961 Ambassador Sedan 1961, Meteor Sedan 6 Cyl. Std. Trans. 1960 Chev. Belair Sedan with automatic trans. 1959 Pontiac 6 Cyl. Sedan with radio & automatic 1958 Chev, Biscayne Sedan 6 Cyl. with automatic tram SEE NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY ROAD SERVICE — 24 HOUR TOWING We are also Service Agents for OML and NAL "IF YOU NEED A TOW WE WILL GO" ,e63.Ms1.-01ft7e.-.fcgOtst*,,,oarrJ.A...,. Fresh Brea.! end Baking DailY "*".....ESH FRUIT find VEG A BLEF AT A -L TIMES WEEK END SPECIALS St. Williams Raspberry or Strawberry Jam 24 oz. 49c County Kist Peas 15 oz.. 3 for 43c County Kist Kernel Corn 15 oz. 3 for o, 43c Phone 132 Free Delivery 79c 43c CRANBROOK Flowers were 'placed in the church on Sunday by the family of the late John J. Gorsalitz, in his memory. Mrs. James Noble received worst of the death of her brother, Andew C. Campbell, in Guelph on Saturday. Mr. Campbell lived in Stratford until moving to Guelph. 18 years ago to live with his son, Forrest L. CanIpbell. Surviving are his son, Forrest, two sisters, Mrs. Jas. Noble and Mrs. Jean Osborne, Mitchell, and a brother. Mr. and Mrs. Jim tAnight and Mrs. Elsie Knight, Listowel, were in ;Buffalo on Friday, when Mrs. Bob Caryl (nee Berva. Knight) received her Bachelor of Science Degree.' They also visited in Silver Springs, New York. Knox Church WMS The February meeting of the WMS was held at the home of the president, Mrs, Earl Dunn, with an attendance of nine members. The leader, Mrs. Stan- ley Fischer, using, the theme "Missions on. Our Doorstep" opened the meeting with prayer and the singing of Psalm 1. She also read front Galatians 6: 2 - 10 and Ephesians 4. 1 - 16 was read alternately. A reading "Lord teach us to pray" was given by Mrs. Earl Dunn. The Glad Tidings prayer and "History of the. Wo- man's Missionary Society (E.D.) — Part 1 — 1876-1916 as printed in the February issue, was given by Mrs, Mac Engel. The leader read "How do you like your neighbours? and a .poem "Faith", followed by prayer. Miss Alice S. Forrest gave an introduction to the new study "Let's look at our at Ourselves", program 1. A brief period of discussion was held and a dialogue was given by Mr. John Perrie and Mrs. Mae Engel. Notes on this were taken by the other members, answer- ing why this woman in the dia- logue joined the WMS. Miss Forrest then read 'Worries" by Robert J. Burdett. The business was conducted by the president. report on the Annual Meet- ing of the Presbyterial held in TAIC1CTIONV, was given. The rnil (Intl was itnswered with a verse containing "love". The 'day of Prayer service was discussed and members appointed to take part. Mrs. Strickler will be hostess for the March meeting. A poem "Love" was read by the leader, who also pronounced the Benediction following the closing hymn. Mrs. Alex Steiss and Mrs Wilfred Strickler assisted the hostess i.n serving lunch ttm Kifihil NIA WAA