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With the Larger View Finders—Price • • • . .
Visitors to Town
Try Our Store for—
High Grade Toilet Requisites
Magazines and Books
Stationery for Your Correspondence
Picture Post Cards of the Town
Gifts To Take Home
Fine China, Leather
"Jasmin of Southern France"
Candy, Toys, Etc.
Poison Ivy Lotion , • • 50c Camomile Shampoo • 1Oc
Lavender Wave Set • 35c
Wildroot Wave
Powder 15c
Mentholine 'Balm • • • • 25c
Noxema 27c & 54c
Cold Cream
Almond Bloom Cream ,
Rexall Corn Solvent - • 25c
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DRUGGIST and
STATIONER
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TIDE BRUSSELS POST
CLASSIFIED ADS, 1 iWEDDIATG IWALTOIV
Notices in this column cost Grose—StrachanMr. and Mrs. Id,I,aeonthu and
25c up to four lines; 5c for On p'rlday, July 2nd, 1937, at St, t Aflss 1'Vinnitred Drager,
er Detroit and
lti • Betty
every extra line. Cash pnust
accompany ad. Orders taken
over 'Phone 35c, tI1.;44t; :>.,4
ROOMERS WANTED— of Mrs. Thomas Strachan, Brussels, 1 WALTON PUBLIC SCHOOL
Iigih School girls, home priviit:g- to Dr. Lloyd Murray Grose, son of I PROMOTION
et. Terms reasonable, Mrs, Grose and the late Mr, Thomas sr. IV--
Apply to Mrs. Walter Wilbee,
'Plwne 77.10
Paul's, Avenue Itoa4 ratted Church :vl10. Charles Drage
Toronto by Rev, or, lltruld ,' Dru'gor spent the week -end wile
'Young, Margaret Ab(ra11, daughter relatives in Toronto and Galt.
WANTED—
lMrs, W. M. Sinclair would lilte a
twiddle aged woman as housekeeper , on 'Thursday afternoon, July 1 ' Leslie Rutledge 64
about middle of July, write to 63 when Berva J. Parr, daughter of Viola Marks 61
Kensington Ave„ South, Hamilton. ldr, and Mrs. Milton Parr, Sth Cou- I Carl Coutts 60
cession Grey, became the bride of Sr, iV—
Wilfred John Warwick, sots of Mr, " Carol Stoddart 71% e.
and Mrs. George Warwick, 6th Donald Murray 63
Concession Grey Township. The ,Sr, III—
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mary McDonald 52%
Wm. Moore, The bride, who was Ross Bird 78
unattended, looked charming in a' 'Clayton Sellers 75
gown of white crepe with white Donald Bennett 67
accessories. The wedding dinner Herb Stoddart 63
was served at the home of the Lawrence Marks 63
bride, The happy couple will make Jhn Kelly 47 (Arith., Total]
their home on the 20t1 Concession John Steins 33 (Spell, Arith„
Morris Township, Lit. Geog., Hist., Total)
�1= Sr. II—
Lott—Cladding Marian Steiss 64
A beautiful wedding mas eaten Nelson Marks (,3
sized Saturday afternoon at Park• r'Yr, II—
viem 'United Church Stratford, 1 In order of merit
Ontario when Alfredo Glad- Elva Sholdice
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German Rollers; good singers. ding
and Albert Lott, I3 A., both'
priced at $3,00.
aPply to Mrs. Alex Rutledge,
Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE—
Baby Perambulator in gond condi-
tion, Maroon color.
Phone ea r
Grose, Drayton, Betty Sntalidon 74%
<-=J4 Jean Farquharson 73
'tVarwlok—Parr Alice Stoddart 70
A quiet wedding was solemnized Ruth Cummings 68
guar Melville Clutch Manse, Brussels, Roselle, Burnes 64
WANTE0—
Wanted to rent in a private hone
in Brussels, two or three rooms for
light housekeeping.
apply at 'l'he Post,
LOST—
A Truck License Plate hetv:eeu
1 Brussels and Ethel. Finder kindly
leave at George Pillard's or at Post.
'Phone 56-13
1 FOR SALE—
6 ft, Massey Barris Binder, Tinclt
& Sheaf Carrier complete, in guntl
condition,
apply to Ed. Bryans,
'Phcae i7-10
I CANARIES FOR SALE -
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About Your Eyes. Have Them
Examined NOW by
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R. ,A. REID R.O.
(Stratford's Leading !Optometrist)
is at his Brussels Office in Miss Hingston's Store
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FROM 2.00 to
O Phone 51 for appointment
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5.00
PULLETS—PULLETS
of Toronto, were united in marriage
;by Rev, Duncan E. Foster, assisted
by Rev. w, J. Pelly, To the strains
of the 'Wedding March from Loh•
ongrin, the bride entered the
,chnrc•h on the arae of Mr. H, C.
Treneer, who gave herr away, She
looked charming in a dainty gown
of white silk crepe and carried a
• bouquet of white Killarney roses
Barred Rack;, five weeks old 40 and lily of the valley, The bride
each. was attended by her sister, ,hiss
S. C. WhiteLeghorns, four week. II Winifred Galddb„ who wore blue
30c each. These ars frog, 1 flowered chiffon and by :Mss Lor -
our very best stock.
Walter Rose, 'photo 96 rose taffeta. Both bridesmaids
had bouquets of delphiniums and
carnations. The bridegroom was
assisted by his brother Mr. Kenneth
Lott as best plan During Ole sign -
JULY SALE OF
TWEEDLE CHICKS—
Never before could you buy so
many Tweddle chicks for so little
money.
DAY OLD, Oracle A. Leghorns
• $6,45; Barred Rocks $6.95; New
t Hampshire Reds, White Rocks
$7,95.
_ i PULLETS, Barred Rocks $0.9!"!:
New Hampshire Reds, White hocks
II $10,95; Leghorns $1.3.45.
or� C'O'CKEIRELS, Leghorns $1.25:
CI Barred Rocks 55.93; New Homo -
0 shier Reds, Whits, Rocks 56.45.
2 \VISEK OLD, Barred Rock mixer]
$12.93; Barred Rock cockerel.
$11.95.
PULLETS, Barrer] Rocks, $15.95:
O1 New Hampshire Reds, White Rocks
a $16,95; Leghorns $19,45.
C 3 WEEK OLD PULLETS, Barred
Rocks, 019.93; White Rocks, New
Hampshire Reds 620.95; Leghorns
$'33.45.
4 WEEK OLD PULLETS, Barred
0 Rocks, $24.95; Leghorns $25.45.
U ' SPECIAL MATING-•1t/,c per
chick more, Terms -10% with irder,
Balance C. 0. D,
TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERY,
LIMITED Branch -5 Ontario St„
y Stratford, Phone 1395,
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handwriting of Joe Louis shows him
to be a slow thinker. Apparently.
however, he is able to write "K.0.'•
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SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Torfiato Catsup Garden City llc
Coronation Tomatoes 26 oz • • •••• 2 for • • 25c
Cascade Pink Salnon 2-1 lb. tins 27c
Red Rose Coffee 1 lb , , 39c
%z lb 21c
FRESH TOIVIATOES, CARROTS,
CABBAGE, APPLES & BANANAS
AT ALL TIMES
Lucille Burns
Kenneth McDonald
Pat Burns
Jim Cummings
First—
Doreen Coutts
Isabel Davidson
Pauline Stoddart
David Stoddart
Prim er—
t'stelle Burns
Shirley Bennett
Marie Bennett
Donald McDonald
Chas, S. Sellers. teacher,
MONCRIEFF
ing of the register, Mrs. Percy Cook
sang most appropriately "Love's 1•
Coronation." This was followed
by the playing of the hymn "0 Per-
fect Love." by Miss Dorothy Willis,
the accompanist Mr, Horace Clad-
ding and Mr. Percy Cook acted as
u bet's, The wedding party later
returned to the church where about
forty guests were waiting for them
in the primary department. Here
a very informal and delightful re-
ception was held. This, along with
the dainty and appetizing Pala was
a friendly gesture to the bride. in
recognition of cheerful and efficient
services in the choir and Sunday
school, while a member there,
,Among guests from out of town
were: Mrs. Alfred Cladding, Tor-
onto, the bride's mother; Miss Edith
Lott of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs.
Clay -ton Lott of Detroit, relatives
of the bridegroom; Mr. George and
Misses Routledge and Mr. Murton
Vaudrick of Listowel, and Mrs,
Oran Westell of Kincardine.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr,
and Mrs. George Lott, Wingham,
and is well-known in Huron county,
Before moving to Toronto two years
ago the bride resided with her
mother and sister in Kin= tdine
and Stratford. The happy party
2.30.11 by motor for Kincardine and
' other points in Wetsren Ontario
On their return they will reside in
Toronto,
Presentation
On Monday evening June 19th a
have gathered here tonight to ntalce
hours assembled in the Moncriril'
Community Hall to extend best
wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roh-
in.eon.
The following address was read
by Glenn Dilworth,
To Laura and Cecil:
We your friends and neighbor,
have gatheerd here tonight to n:ak,•
merry and to congratulate you.
Cecil, on your good fortune in gain-
ing so winsome a bride, and to wish
you, Laura, the very best of gond
wishes and to wish you a long and
joyous married life. Since it 1s 1
so difficult to find words to express
our appreciation of your presence
with us and our affection for you.
we ask you to accept this China
Cabinet and hope it may remind you
of all the friends who take this op-
portunity of saying, ".Best Wishes
to Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Robinso.t,"
Signed on behalf of neighbors
and firends,
Mr. Robinson made a suitable re-
ply and the rest of the evening was
spent in dancing,
tW 351)NESDA'Y, J01x 711t, 10$'
uperior teres.
QUALITY - - SERVICE
FRY'S COCOA 1-2 Ib. tins each 19
Kova Health Salts per tin ,
Pride of Valley White Corn per tin
Campbell's Tomato Soup • • « • .. 3 tins • , , , 25c.
Our Toddy Deal is Real Value at 40c
Happyvale Catsup per bottle • • • • 100
Crisco, A Real Shortening per tin 23c
Peerless Wheat Puffs 2 bags . • • • • • 21c
Golden Wax Beans 2 tins • • ••• • • , • • 19c •
Golden Area Apricots , • • • 2 tins • .. 29c
Tip -Top Pineapple Jam per jar 330
Fresh Tomatoes, Carrots
and Cabbages
Nonsuch Silver Polish per jar • • • . • 23c
Cameo Complexion Soap 6 cakes .. , , • ••••• 25c
A few Brooms left Each • • • • .. • • ••••• 25c
Salted Peanuts per lb • • • • , .o... • , . . , • 15c
Dad's Cookies per doz 12o'
Capo Shoe Polish Black per tin , . • 10c
Hemphill's Wheat Berries per bag 29c
Heavy White Jar Rubbers 2 doz 13c
Aeroxon Fly Coils 4 for 100
•, 18c
9c
Brussels
Phone 64
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Thursday.,
L WI Eckimer filday
Saturday
LAND OF "NEVER, NEVER"
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a In England, the creator of "Peter
Pan" has just taken the last journey
into the land of "never, never." Sir
.-James Barrie is dead but, wherever
Christmas is observed and there are
.children, his memory will be lc.'p•
112 a little place apart from 011 the
other artists of his day, "Peter Pan"
ranks along with "Cyrano" and
"Hansel and Gretel" of the child-
ren's Christmas musical world.
It is interesting to know
that children, whenever ntey go to
see their favorites, Peter and
Wendy, will be helping others of
• their kind, Some years ago, Barrie
!gave the rights to Peter Pan to
the Great Ormond Street Hospital
for Sick Children, in Loudon,
England.
Read it or not—Amsterdam, II.=1•
Mand, has more than 300 bridges.
Admiral Leahy of the Unitea
States navy says that Russians are
slaves and that should bring him a
flood of indignant letters from Red
,sympathizers on this side of the,
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Coco Costile Soap 10 bars
Loose Soap Chips 3 Ib • • •
Aeroxon Fly Coils 4 for
25c
„25c
10c
24c ( Lemon Oil , . •....'.. •.23c
25c
Canada Dry Ginger Alo, Cold per qt. 20c
Big Bath Toilet Soap 5c
Super Suds ••• .. ,. • „ 19c
w Harriston Brussels, •
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Brussels General Store
PHONE 61
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Now Showing
Georgette, Sheen
and Crepe
In Floral Designs in Dress Lengths .. 98c yd.
Ladies Print House Dresses 69c and $1.00
Misses Print Dresses • • .. .. 75c and $1.00
Ladies Celanese Slips • • • • .. • • • • .. 59c
Ladies and Children's Cotton Hose • • .. • • •••• • • • • .. • • • • • 15c
Ladies Silk Hose all sizes , , 25c
Linen, Lace and Rayon Table Cloths
Circle Bar Silk Hose in Standard and 'Knee-length
MEN'S WEAR
Men's Polo and Outing, Shirts at 89c and $1.00
Men's Sailor Hats for worm weather $1.00
Fine Sox at .. • • • • .. 15c a pair or 7 pair for $1.00
Boy's Jerseys and Polo Shirts
Men's Strand Shirts with Separate Collar
and Collar Attached
GROCERY SPECIALS
, Old Cheese 25c Ib
Corn Flakes ••,.••••..
Gold Medal Coffee %z 1b
Large Bottle Catsup
3 for 25c
25c
1 8 c
E. J. McTAVISH
GENERAL STORE