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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-2-2, Page 8VALENTINES For Si. Valentine's Day Monday, February 14th Now Showing a Complete Assortment of Newest Valentines and Valentine Novelties Make Selection Now, while the Stock is at its Best and Before Some Lines Get Sold Out For the. School Post Office Boxes, There Will Be Found Here a Fine Choice At 5 for 5c 3 for 5c 2 for 5c and 5c each Mcloida— For the Voice And Throat Removes Huskiness Pkg 25c Peptona— A Tonic Aid For Improving the I Health Generally $1,00 Bottles Get the Giant Package, Kruschen Salts Same Price 75c THIS IS A SPECIAL PACKAGE WHICH IS OFFERED FOR A SHORT TIME AND THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED For Colds— BUCKiLEYS Bronchitis Mixture 40c and 75c bottles ,Cherry Bark Cough Syrup 35c and 60c bottles Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis Remedy 4500 and $1.50 Stomach Sufferers Try— BISMA REX A Quick Acting Anta-Acid Stomach Powder 75e F. R. SMITH 4:I.PPN�ONEE NO. 62 —* DRUGGIST and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 I1J3D CLASSES EED NOT BE EXPENSIVE VER. A. REID EXAMINE YOUR EYES AND IF GLASSES ARE NECESSARY YOU El HAVE THEM AT LOW COST ee: Reid end See Right" ,�. ...A Stratford's Leading Optometrist eiFor Nearly 20 Years AT BRUSSELS OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE ,EVERT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5,00 "Rhon• e 51 for Appointment UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE FARM STOCK 8c IMPLEMENTS North Half of !Lot 17, 000, 4 Morris ToWnshtp WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16th At one o'clock p.m, STOCK 1 Cow to freshen March 10 1 Cow to freshen May 1 5 Heifers rising 2 years old 3 Heifers rising 1 year old 2 Steers rising 1 year old 6 Chunks of Pigs IMPLEMENTS 1 6 -foot Deering (Mower 1 Wagon 1 Buggy About 12 Ton of ,Mixed Hay About 700 bushels of Mixed Grain TERMS — CASH Jos. Kermath, Prop. T. R. Bennett, Auctioneer Souvenir Hunters Swarm Scene Niagara Pair, Ont. Fifty persons, mostly youth; risk- ed injury as they bciantpered over the collapsed Falls View bridge as it lay on top of the Niagara gorge Ice, estimated about 10d feet thick. They sougn2 souvenirs, of the Structure crossed by thousands of honeymooners and other Niagara visitors In the last 40 years. The most prized souvenir was taken Thursday eight, A youth equipped with harksaw, hammer and chisel, stole out and got the international boundary plaque placed on the bridge at the "Festival of Lights" in 1930. Canadian and United States police and guards tried to prevent the curious from going to the bridge but 50 or more got by. Apples For Sale No. 1 and .Domestic Spies McIntosh Delicious Tolman Sweets —ALSO— GoodCookine Spies, Cheap Na 1 CREAM -- 36c East Huron Produce Phone 66 Brussels simmxmmeemegimissimmitimi F. F. HOMUTH Phm. B., R. O. Western Ontario's Most Modern Optical Service OUR AlM—"BETTER HARRISTON, Phone 118 EYE CARE" BRUSSELS Phone 26X TREATMENT A GUARANTEED for the Removal of SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Kills Hair Root Positively Preverts Hair From Growing Again Is Given At Our Salon JONES HAIRDRESSING Listowel, Ont. Cost Is Moderate Phone 128 BAND STORE "1z^e CIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY , z Horn pink' Butternut ' Pride of th Lealang1 C, Chris Caml Wein, IIA Wheat Berries per baq® 26c iy Powder in w's'alI flavors 10c • 24 oz jar • • 23c y Peas 2 tins •••••••••••• 19c er tb Beans 2 tins tins lcitis 2 tins Onions '3 lb Sized Oranges per doz • . • • • • e Size Grapefruit • • 5 for twig Bars Castile Soap : •• • 17c 19c 19c• 311,LL-E •• • 23c YELLOW 23c 1/2 tb 31c •23c Yoeman Toilet Tissue 7 rolls • 23c Gem Lye per tin 25c We Have A Good Supply of Potatoes L'! J 5} Iu Black or Mixed BROWN 33c 23c 19c 10c ata Reasonable Pric LEWIS A. RUSSELL, BRUSSELS ,Ae THE BRUSSELS POST Superior Store Quality Service Specials For.: Thursday Friday, Saturday Aylmer Golden Bantum Corn 2's , 2 tins 19c Aylmer Pork & !Beans 21 oz • 2 tins 15c Aylmer Catsup 12 az • t • per hoose 12c Granulated Sugar , • , • 10 tb 59c Linen Towels, large each 19c , Silk & Wool Yarn 3sballs 25c Girl's Fleeced Boomers each 29c Children's Wool Toques ••• each 19c Ladies Gloves, Fleeced lined • • • • • , • • • • • • •••• • • , t • • • pr pr 25c Ladies Corselettes pr pr 50c Women's Cashmere Overshoes with zipper • pr pr $1.00 Women's Rubber Boots per pr $1.89 WM. ZIEGLER HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODUCE Phone 2211 Ethel, Ont• Cutter Hits Bus Carrying Stratford Norman Dillon Meets Almost Instant Death; Injured Nephew Charged STRATFORD MEN HURT W. Gerby and J. Elder, Pas. sengers. On Bus, Cut By Flying Glass , Norman Dillon, middle-aged farm- er of near Dublin yas almost in- atanftly killed on Friday evening when the cutter he was driving on No. 8 Highway crashed almost head-on into a bus which war larry- ing members of the Stratford Majors, Intermediate 0.11.A, hockey team to Clinton for an eznibition match. With Dillon at the time was his nephew, Robert Dillon, who suffer• ed minor injur,'os. Only two of the occupants of the bus were injured. Coach of the Majors, William Gerby and tha trainer, James Elder, bad slight cuts from flyinp gloss, which re- sulted when the horse drawing Dillon's cutter reared into the windshield of Ole bus, nea- where the two men wore seated. An inquest into the fatality, which occurred about a mile and 0 half east of Sea forth was opened Saturday with Provincial Traffic Officer 7. W. Callender and Soator:h Chief of Polite Snell in charge, Because of the accident, mtmbers of the hockey team were delayed by the authorities as witness^a and the exhibition Game was cancelled. On Right Side Driver of the bus was lrthttr Lishman of Ki,,,;heuer. He was pro- ceeding West toward Seaforth and was on his own side of the high- way, accordin,t 1c members of the Stratford hockey club. It i,: alleged that Dillon was driving the cutely without a light on it, and that Ile was driving toward the bus, oa itis wrong side of 'the highway. In a desperate attemr't to avoid a col- lision, the KiteLeneir bus deko: is said to have swung srddenly to tile left to try to get around that gide of the oncoming horse-drawn ve- hicle when the horse buudenly reared and tin, crash occurred, The horse was plunged Into the right front of the bus, near where JIr, Gerby and Mr. Elder were sitting. The glass flew quits: freely in- side of the bus, but no one else was injured. The horse was badly cut and Is said to ahve at least one leg broken and the beast was destroyed by Provincial Constable Callender. It is said that the bus caerlecl the horse an doutter for some distance, United Church Skating Carnival Brussels Arena Tuesday, Feb. 8th Notice To Creditors In the Estate of Robert Simpson, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, farmer, who died on cr about the thirtieth day of, 'November, A.D. 1037. TAKE NOTICE that all parties hav- ing claims or demands against the estate or the abovementicned deceased must mall particulars and proof of same 1n the undersgned sol:oitor on or before the twenty- third day of Fr bruary, A,D 1938, upon which flat•• the and),reigned administrator will proceed to dis- tribute the assets with regard only to those claims winch he shall then have received nr;ice. DATED at Lin,sels this thirty. 'first day of Jer•?ary, AD, 193S. Francis F. Wright, Administrator by his solicitor Ekner D, Bell, Brussels, Ontario, Notice To Creditors In the Estate of Albert Edward Crooks, late of the Township of Morris in the County of Huron, farmer, who died on about the twenty-sixth day of December, A. D. 1937. -- TAKE NOTICE that all parties having any claims or demands against the estate of the above- mentioned tl•;reased mu •,1- mail particulars and proof of same to the undersigned solicitor on or before the twrntyahird day of Feb. ruary, A.D. 193t',, upon W.iteh date the undersigned executor will proceed to distribute the assets with regard only to Owe claims which he stiff]] then have recAved noi•ice. DATED at Brussels thio thirty- first day of January, A.D. 1978, IIarry AMIStrong Crooks!, Executor ;elicitor Eir e D. Bell, ?russets, Ontario Notice To Creditors In the Estate of Fred Nelson Hodg- es, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, farmer, who died on or about the twenty second day of December A.D. 1937 TAKE NOTICE that all partier having claims or demands 04;0111E4 the es, ate of the above-mentioned deceased must snail particulars and proof of same to the undersigned solicitor on 00 before the lith day of February, A.D. 1938, upon witch date the undersigned administrltriv will proceed to distribute the assets With regard only to those clahns which she slial then have recaivsd notice. DATED at B,ussels this 221111 day of January, A. D. 1938. Mary Hodges, Adminlstratrix by her solicitor Elmer D. Dell, Brussels, Ontario. Farms For Sale Good Farms for S:7 le IN BRUCE, HURON AND PERTH COUNTIES A Reasonablc Cash Payment Will Be Accepted And Terms for the Balance Arranged at 4% Interest • Write me stating your requirements Oliver Hemingway Inspector For Commissioner of Agricultural Loans R R. 3, ,Brussels Phone 23 r 4 " WI DNII1SDAY PFI"B, 21u1, 1.03' QUALITY - SERVICE Aylmer Golden Bantum CORN - 2 tins 19c Shredded Wheat • 2 pkgs Sultana Raisins • • • • • • •••• • • • • , • 2 lb Crothers Sodas Fresh Kipperenes smoked • • • 25c, 25'c A •o� 2 tb 29c .. per lb ........ 1'Sc 8c0r3 Smoked Finan Haddy per lir 18c - 0 Golden Areas Apricots per tin • • • • 18c 0 Lexia Raisins with seeds 2 tb • • • • • • • • • •••• • • • • 23c Pie Cherries 13 oz. tins 2 for 27c Lux Toilet Soap • • 2 cakes 13c Sweet Prunes 2 tb Aylmer Peas and Carrots • • • • • per tin Brunswick Sardines Aylmer Pork Beans 21 oz per tin • • • •••• • • 2 tins Ginger Snaps per lir Calumet Baking Powder • • t • •••• • • 1 tb tin Aylmer Pumpkin large tin Aylmer Peaches • • • • 2 tins Acadia Cod Fish • • • • , • • • • • per lb • • Spanish Onions • • • • 3 lb Aylmer Catsup 12 oz size Each 23c 14c 5c 15c 10c 25c lOc 29c 17c 25c 12c Brussels ■ Thursday W. Winery k, day Phone 64 L. Saturday 1 - Grain Wanted - WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY THE HIGE'eST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR WHEAT Suitable for our product Toasted Flaked Wheat Berries WE BUY AIL KINDS OF GRAIN AS WELL Agent—Percy Lawless Phone 29X T. G. HEMPHILL Phone 29—Mill Wroxeter i BruseIs General Store PHONE 61 ut6'tter,I IZafft„" ,�l..taia^,W.Ift'e aestelP.latettitatetetteeleteeSte tgtZIZsi,tafettf ntifri't.'.aitut„ii tock Taking Sale Continues PRINTS -1000 yards of New Natty Coiors and Patterns All Guaranteed Sun and Tub Fust Coyne and Look Them Over JOHN BROWN & SONS IRISH LINENS At the Same Low Prices of a Year Ago ,,, ONE ONLY FINE QUALITY DOWN COMFORTER 72 x 72 Beautiful Colorings, Regular $18. ON SALE $14.95 BLUE OVERALLS—Large Roomy Cut With Red Back Sizes 34 to 44 Genies >s oz. $1.50 pr. Smocks To Match ALL WOOL PLAIN GREY HEAVY SOCKS Only Three Dozen at this low Price 25c pr. 2 ONLY MEN'S HAND TAILORED OVERCOATS Sold Regularly at $22.50 Stock Taking $17.50 ODD TROUSERS FOR MEN AND BOYS Your Size Is Here Come and Pick Them Oui NEW PREMIUMS FOR OUR PROFIT SHARING' COUPONS" WILL BE HERE NEXT WEEK e ntva"-r'4^G con, Et.EwictatetTi ctetcmee:tP,tvalocv:voct4P,t atztC'a.. EntoP.temtetativet sa E. J. McTAVISH GENERAL STORE