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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-01-27, Page 8WINTER COAT SALE For The Family LADIES' FUR FAR. 49.95 Jackets 37,95 74.95 ./.1 59 .95 85.00 M 64.95 fewishariakz.30.4,•,4.-U.Sims•Cat2164'44C)rigi...-4141101111- outterIck Patterns isitactilkyell,14411 Mary Maxim Yarns IOC Crisco oil 24 oz. Nestles Quick 2 lb. Brights Applesauce 20 oz. 2 for Karn eCtiiiCHEON GROCERY_ Phone 293 We Deliver *v..", I .1 • V MccliTCAEON. MOTORS .. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - CheVerie - Cher? Chevrolet Trucks Sales & Service Phone 56 Brussels USED CARS FOR SALE 1965 Chev. Impala Demonstrator fully equipped with P. Steering, P. Brakes, 327 motor $3495.00 1965 Chevelle 300 Sedan with P. Steering & Automatic $2495.00 1964 Oldsmobile Super 88 Sedan, fully equipped $2950.00 1964 Meteor Sedan Two Tone & radio $1895.00 1963 Mercury Convertihie, low mileage fully equipped $2295.00 1963 Chev. Biscayne Sedan, with 6 Cyl. Motor $1595.00 1963 `Ford Sedan with radio $1495.00 1962 Chev. Station Wagon V8 with automatic trans. $1595.00 1962 Chev. Corvair Sedan, Blk. with red nterior $1195.00 1961 Chev. Coach 6 Cyl with std. trans, As Is $ 895.00 1961 Ford Galaxie Hardtop with radio & automatic a $1295.00 1961 Ford Coach 6 Cyl. 81k. with red $1095.00 1960 Chev Belair Sedan, 6 Cyl. std. trans $ 895.00 1960 Pontiac Sedan, 6 Cyl with std trans $ 895.00 1960 Dodge Sedan 6 Cyl with std. trans & radio $ 895.00 1959 Chev Sedan with std trans & 6 Cyl motor 1959 Meteor Coach 6 Cyl 1958 Chev Sedan 1 .958 Chev Sedan with automatic. As Is USED TRUCKS: 1962 Chev 1/2 Ton Pickup with. Long Box 1961 Chev. 1/2 Ton Fleet Side 'Box ALL Used Cars and Trucks Reconditioned Unless Stated As Is General Motors O.K. Used Car Warranty On All Reconditioned Cars and Trucks 99c. 39c 49c $ 795.00 $ 795.00 $ 695.00 $ 495.00 $1295.00 $1050.00 ASPIRIN COUGH SYRUP HEALTH SALTS CAMPHORATED OIL LYSOL MILK MAGNESIA MINERAL OIL NOSE DROPS CASTOR OIL VICK'S VAPO RUB WAMPOLE'S TASTELESS EXT. COD LIVER OIL PLASTIC BAND AIDS EPSOM SALTS DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS ENO'S FRUIT SALTS AND MANY KEN SHOLDICE L 1 VESTOCK. PHONE 287j BRUSSELS Short and Long Distance HalietiriF All Loads Fully Insureli 24 How Service R. BAUF:R YOUR ?..1.ASSEY - FERGUSON DEALER A Cpraplete Line Of New and Used Farm Equipment PHONE 5 BRUSSELS, ONT. S'NO-SUITS and CHILD'S COAT AT BARGAIN'S I!, . ... .. . .. . it FINE CLOTH, COATS HOT WATER BOTTLES ADHESIVE TAPE GAUZE BANDAGES FACELLE TISSUES PURE COD LIVER COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES PAPER TOWELS ATOMIZERS MEDICINE DROPPERS RUBBER GLOVES ABSORBENT COTTON PAPER TOWELS usTERINE ANACIN TABLETS OTHER ITEMS CLYNICAL THERMOMETERES TN. BRUSSELS POST BRUSSELS,. ONTARIO THURSDAY JAN. 27th, 1%6 PHONE 62 BRUSSELS w. corNerpoolIPPIP‘ofii**Wir.sam VALENTINE DANCE FRIDAY, FEB. 11th, BRUSSELS LEGION HALL 9:00 p.m, Desjardine's Orchestra Achnission: $2 per couple CARDS OF THANKS We would like to take this .op- PortunitY to express our appreciat- ion to all those whe remembered Ps at our loss of a mother and and grandmother. To the neigh- bours and friends and the Legion Ladies Auxiliary of Brussels for the lovely flowers and to all those who sent'cards. They Will always be remonbered Bill and Helen Dobson and family I wish to thank sincerely all those who remembered me with gifts, cards and letters while a patient in. Wingham Hospital, Thanks a!so to itev. Allan Johnston, Morning Star Lodge. C W and wr. Your thoughfulness was much a ppreciated, Mfrs.) Florence Smith PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ebel of Ingersoll were week-end visitors in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Perrie were in Toronto last week to attend the funearl of the late Mr. George Pollard. Mr. Pollard was one of Weston's oldest residents. He was in. his 97th year. He was the oldest OddlelloW in Ontario and a -founder of the Weston, Baptist churcn wmcn started in 1909, and a promoter of the organization of the Weston Volunteer Fire Brigade. Service was held in the Ward funeral home. Rev. Alva S. Robin of Weston Baptist church officiated. CLINTON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION DISCUSS FUTURE PLANS More than. sixty members of the Clinton Liberals Association re- viewed the November election and discussed future plans at a din- ner meeting in Hotel Clinton Wednesday evening. Mai t, Eidgar, of Clinton, the Liberal candidate in Huron. in the election, recalled campaign highlights and expressed apprec- iation for the support given him by the association. During the evening a short musical program, arranged by Robert Mann and Clarence Den- time, was featttred. Mr. Dennome was chairman for the proceed- ings. Guests included 1‘11.111.aV Gaunt, AIPP 7' on-Bruce; Wm. 'Elston, Winghatn, president Huron Liberal Association; Gordon McGavinf Walton; Ho ward Aitken, Gods i54;1/4i; OA A, AtiOntiti: REXALL STORE WIL I Fresh Bread and Baking Daffy FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES WEEK END SPECIALS Scotties Marmalade and Jam Heinz Catsup 11 oz. 400's 2 for ..„1‘.1.6* ..... • * .. • .. 89c 2 for .. .... . . .... 45c 27c Tree Sweet. Orange Juice 48 oz. "0...M4.644141*, 43c Phone 132 Free Delivery Pliwnsimarisesmasingslistemirikw