The Brussels Post, 1938-9-28, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
amegonamemaummumisms
This Week
food Will SaIa
Featuring Swifts Prolucts
at
lit McDirs
A Free Receipt Book with every
pound of Jewel Shortening
Free Swift Blotters •
F'OR FAIR. DAY WE OFFER
Strictly grain fed steer Beef
-Choice quality
Guess the weight of one quarter
beef hung in our window
THE WINNER WINS ONE SWIFT
SMOKED PiCNIC HAM -FREE
Prices are bargains all down
the line
Swift's Premium Craft Cheese 29c
Swift's Overleaf lard 2 for 25c
Swift's Jewel Shortening 2 for 25c
Swift's Smo Bacon in piece
2 grades 30c and 32c
Fresh Salmon Fish -steaks or piece
Try Our German Bologna
IAN McDONALD
Clearing Auction Sale
of Farm Stock and Implements
Lot 23, Con. 14, McKillop Twp
% mile East of Gravel road
and 2 miles frow Walton
Tuesday, October 11th
Sale Commences at 12.30
,James Mose, Prop.
George Elliott, Auctioneer.
Notices in this COWS= Coot
25c up to four lines; Sc for
every extra line. Cash must
accompany ad. Orders tialcee
over 'Phone 3EEe,
FOR SALE -
50 White Leghorn Pullets,'
phone 54-r-4 William Spelt.
FOR SALE -
A Good House,
phone 64-r-6 Penny Mitchell
FOR SALE -
Good Road and GeMent Gravel,
Truck delivered. 1.0
phone 42-r.26 Baxter Stevenson
H'JUSE FOR SALE -
la the village of Brussels, apply to
Roy Hall, Ethel or
W. S, Hall, Wingham, ,-p
FOtt SALE-
One Perm, 100 acres, good build-
ings, S% Lot 29, COn, 3, Morris
TWP.
Grass Patvn 110 acres part bush,
North pt. 29 anel 30, Con, 3, Morrie
Tel%
41p, Executors John. Yui11
Jack Bowman
FOR SALE -
FOR SALE -
All kinds of clay 1110 and slab
Wood. At the Walton 51111e
2-p Duncan Johnston, Prop.
PLAY SAFE -
Trade Jn that old hyhldah.leld
wiper for a 11.0W are, Genuine
Trico Wipers for ail cars at------
Cainirhetl'e (hinge,
• Canadian Tiro Products',
Wiughant
FOR SALE--
Anyone
ALE-Atlyone want311g to purchase
)rouse or wanting to rent halt of it
Pelle 79 Mrs; Wm, Slliriait
Belgrave School Fair THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY SALE
,Is Splendid Success.
W ?DNIESP-U, SEPT, 2&th, 1939
Contlneed from Page 1
5111011, Audrey Jrwln; 1 quart Wheat
Joyle Roth, ,Jane Arne,trond, Ruth
Kathleen Clarks, Donald 9TuArtet',
Ruth Th''ti"t s, Jack Van (.amp Fat -
rat J
at -
i t.rr - 111'h; Cobbler -Lau re,
D;'nald Young, Ken 'CUnnin•bham,
Kathleen Clark, Maitland Edgar,
Rose, Prorter; Potatoes -Green
Mountain -Rose Praetor, Mary
Procter, Margaret Prattler, Gordon
Wilkinson, Jack Nethery, Anne
Chanuu,ey; Potatoes - Dooleys-
Doris Young, Vera Montgomery,
Joyce Roth, Jane Armstrong, Ruth
Robinson, Jaok Armstrong; Gab.
bags -Joyce Roth, Stanley Hopper,
Billy :Planning, Muriel Hopper, Beth
Brydges, Reta fllerbrun; Asters -
Caroline Higgins, Doris Young,
Billie Nethery, Cifford Kelly, Dor.
otliy Pattison; Zinnia ---Russell Kel-
ly, Norman Higgins, Harold Po-
cock, Ruth Higgins, Chester Htg-
gars; Casnros�-Bernice Thompson,
Prank Alcock, Ross Procter, Eimer
Shiell, Nora Scott; Calendula, Ron-
ald Sanders, Jane Armstrong, Eliza-
beth Young, James Elston; French
Marigolds, Jack Armstrong, Billie
Taylor, Joe Thompson, Harold
Keating, Patsy Anderson; Got•reop-
sis- -Ruth Brarburn, Vera Mont-
gomery, Shirley Chamney; Mary
:•Iason, Jack elan•uing-Gailarlia-
Mariorie Johnston, Audrey Brad-
burn, Margaret Nesbitt, Mary
Yuill; Helicltysu+mi -Wendell McCal-
lum, Jack Nethery, Billie Elston,
Ernest Walker; Snapdragon -Mur-
iel Brydges, Mabel Bennett, Laura
Y•uitil, Doris Shiell, Elmer Sbdell;
Nasturtium - Mildred Higgins, El-
eanor Taylor, Wilfred Spivey, Lotto
Bennett, Ernest Young; Gladioli-.
Doris Young, Notuna Brydges, Mar-
garet Procter, Mariot,•te Johnston,
Noj,mct ,Bcwce; Dahltasl-i:largaret
Procter, Donald Young, Mary Proc-
ter, Elizabeth Yowrg, Elsner Shiell,
Spy Apples -Wendell McCallum, El-
eanor Taylor, Ken Cunningham,
Earth Cook; Snow A,?,UJles-Fay
Cook, Russel Kelly, Edith Cook,
Joyce Roth; Tallman Sweets -Far
(look, Eleanor Taylor, Joyce Ratb,
Jack Nethery; Pears -Edith Cook,
Lloyd Anderson, Joyce Roth, Pay
Gook; Leghorn Cockerel -Dorothy
MCVittle, Jack Nethery, Roberta
MoVittde, Amy Smith, Ross Proc-
ter, Leonard Illerbrtun; Leghorn
Pullet --+.Robert HcVittle, Dorothy
1LeVlttie, Jacic 'Maiming Jack
Nethery, At j' su th, Lennard
llletbrtem^; Barred Rock Cockerel -
Margaret Procter, Jack Nethery,
Ruth Robinson, Annie Hull, Frank
Alcock, Mildred Higgins; Barred
Rock Pullet -Annie Hull, Murray
McDowell, Ross Procter, Ma, y Proc-
ter, Margaret Procter„Tack Currie;
New Hampshire Cokerel,Ruth
Robinson, Jack Nethery, Harvey
Albrecht, Caroline Higgins; New
Hampshire Pullet -Vera Montgom-
ery, Ruth Robinson, Jack Nethery,
Harvey Albrecht, Eine Higgins;
Pair or Docks -Vera Aioutyomery,
Frank Alcock, Ross' Procter, Clar-
ene White, Billie Taylor, Eleanor
Taylor; 1 dozer] brown eggs -Joyce
Roth, Helen Albrecht, Jack Neth-
ery, Laura Yuill, ,Frank Alcock,
Jak ,Currier White Eggs -Billie
Manning, Lois Kelly, Russel Kelly,
Notena Ertl Ce, Arnold. Bruce, Kath-
leen Clark; Largest Pumpkin --
Jeanette Iilerhrwm, Kathleen Clark,
Jiang Irwin, Fay Cook, Audrey Cook,
ibinuriell Cook; 1 Citron -Jessie Cur-
rie', Muriel Cook, Edna Higgins,
Jeanette Illerbratn, Kathleen Clark,
Francis Walker, Sunflower -Kath-
leen Clark, 131111e IM>'IcArter, Jim
Irwin, Barbara Irvin, Wilfred
Shiell; Tomatoes-Jl,, Irwin,
Prances Walker, Fay Cook, Clifford
Iteliy, Kathleen Clark, Ferne
. White; Pair Rabbits -Helen Al-
brecht; Dog -Tommy Wade, Wen-
dell McCallum, Mary Procter, Millie
NetharY; Cat-.ivti•iel Cook, Wende;i
McCallum, Muriel Th-ydges, Jack
Nethery, Donna Van Camp, Wilfred
Shiell; Pigeons- eltneth Scott,
Margaret Albrecht, Donald Conk,
Ken Ouunfnglrartuc Canary ---Gordon
Wilkinson; Any other pet -Anthony
Oviingtat, 131111e Hull, Anry 0011111,
Harold Maxon•-, ]most W',, 1(er,
Donald McArte,',
Dairy Calf ,hch'er-Marcid Maven.
liner Calf, seer or heifer,--;Pluriel
13:ydges, Ruth ih'ydges, Norma
I31y11gee, T31i1 E18ieh; ;Senior pall:
Cod Beet finlC Stttnlry Hopper,
James Jl:11oh, 'biro Campbell, Elea -
('air T,Rloor; Jnnim' pnll$ett Beep
aeloy Homer, Meaner 'ray.
ler, Ross Praetor, Market. Lamb--
Ifieleat Albi'eclit; Halter -broken (talc
--01oss• ?reeler', ,Cilfferli Bennett,
Ilarold Meson, Eleanor Taylor;
Pair ;Button R0gs'-,)'sok Currie,
Wm. ZegIer, Superior !-t.-re, Ethel
Thursday, Septa 29th for Two Weeks -Ending Oct.15th
.iartiains In Every Department.
Come and get your Summer and Winter Supplies and save. It will pay you.
BELOW WE MENTION A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS.
GROCERIES
Black or Green Tea, loose • • • • reg. 60c lb
Good Four -string broom
Rose Keta Salmon l's •-••-••••••••••
HillcrestShortening 1's
Peanut Butter
P & G Nap`ha Soap or Peart
Rose Baking Powder 1 1b tin
Hemphill's Wheat Berries 5 11 bag
White or Brown Sugar
Hillcrest Pure Lard
Hupfer's Pure Clover Honey
Castile Soap, long bar
Jelly Powders
• • for 49c
for 19c
per can 10c
2 lb for 23c
2 lb for 25c
10 cakes 31c
• each 15c
each 21c
10 lb for 53c
2 Ib for 25c
5 ro tin • • • 45c
each 10c
6 pack, for 25c
Fancy Mixed Cakes • • • , • . per 1b 15c
each 43c
Clark's Pork a Beans 21 oz • . 3 tins for 25c
CHINA & CROCKERY ani. our STOCK of DRUGS to be
sold with a discount of 10% off
Pastry Flour 24's
SHOES & RUBBERS
Men's Black Calf Oxfords ................ ..
Men's Heavy Work Shoes.._...,,.,..-.. ,..•
Boy's Heavy School Shoes .............
Women's Shoes, straps & ties ........ _..,,,,... ,,,.••
Women's Wh;teTies & Pumps ............
A Lot of Children's Shoes •.,,to clear at .......
Women's Jersey Cloth Goloshes .,,.• ..... to clear at .
10% discount given on Running Shoes &
( also Bedroom Slippers
wrr .i,.
per pr 32.49
per pr $2.75
per pr 31,49
.... per or $1.49
per pr $1.00
..... per pr 49c
per pr. 93c
Rubbers
DRY GOODS
Ibex Flannelette Blankets, large size, special per pr $1.98
25 Ladies Silk Crepe Dresses • • • • to clear at • • • • $1.00 each
98c each
49c each
per skein 22c
per ball 8c
per pr 89c
per pr 39c
per yd 39c
each 75c
each 19c
2 for 25c
•, per pr 75c
per pr $1.00
each 25c
each 25c
each 19c
Ladies Voile & Print Dresses
Ladies Print & +Linen Dresses
Newton Factory Yarn
Silk & Wool Yarn, all colors
Lace Curtains, cream or ecru
Cottage or Bedroom Curtains with frills
Table Oilcloth 11/2 yds, wide ,
Tabe Oilcloth Squares, new patterns
Linen Towells Large
Linen Guest Towels • •
Corselettes
Corsets, reg. $1.50
Brassieres
Ladies Silk Vests, all colors
Girls Wool Toques
Children's Cottonade Coveralls for play,
fancy trinuned each 49c
Women's Monarch Fine Wool Sweaters, navy sand ea. $1.98
All Baby's Wear at 15% off
Children's Wool Sweaters at • 49c and 69c
Little Boy's 2 -piece Wool Suits each 75c
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Ladies Silk & Wool Hose .......... ............................................. per pr 29c
Ladies Crepe Hose ------------------------------------------------------per pr 49c
Ladies Pure Silk Full -Fashioned ,.,• ..................•...,.............,...... per pr 69c.
Ladies' Rayon and Mercerized .............................. per pr 15c
Ladies Black Cashmere Hose ...,,.,.... ..................................... per pr 25c
Children's Rayon Hose & Cotton 'Hose, black & sand ...• per pr 15c
Children's Rayon Hose, knee length .., 2 pr for 25c
Boy's Reavy Ribbed Hose .... ..:....... ................................................ per pr 190
Ladies Dress Suede Gloves, new shades .,..... ..... per pr 25e
Ladies Silk & Cotton Gloves, white and colored ................ per pr 10c
Ladies' Dress Kid Gloves per pr 98c
Children's Wool Mitts, all colors per pr 1501
Kiddies Ankle Socks „-.......... ........................... ......__......,per pr 50
• PIECE GOODS
Wabassa Prints 36 inches wide
Wabassa Broadcloths, all colors •••••,.•,•••••
Light Prints & Ginghams
Dress Rayons
Dress Voiles
Dress Wool Flannels
Duchess Silks, 4 -colors, reg. $1.50 per yd for
Table Linens, bleached or unbleached
White Canton flannel . • • per yd 19c
Circular Pillow Cotton • , per yd 25c
Unbleached Cotton or white • 2 yards for 25c
Shirting . • per yd 25c
Rayon Overcurtains , per yd 35c
Linen Towelling or Roller per yd 15c
Tobosac Dress Flannels per yd 28c
Flannelette White or dark per yd 14c
Curtan Nets, reg. to 35c per yd 15c
Cretonnes per yd 15c
per pd 18c
per yd 17c
per yd 15c
25c
perper yd 19c
per ydyd 59c
-75c pea' yd
per yd 49c
UNDERWEAR
Men's Fleeced Shirts Shirts & large sizes each 59c
Men's Penman's & T•.rnbulls Wool Shirts& Drawers ............... $1.19
Men's Stanfield's Wool Shirts & Drawers Fine Wool ,... per set 33.50
Men's Merina Shirts & Drawers each 69c
Men's Balbrlgan Shirts . Drawers, small sizes .................. each 35c
Men's Athletic Combinations .................•.. ........ each 490
Boy's Fleeced Shirts & Drawers ......,.,_.....•..,...,• each 35c
Boy's Balbriggan Combinations ...:........... ............ .............. each 39c
Girl's Fleeced Bloomers ........................ .-..,,,, .. • each 29c
Children's Fleeced Vests & Drawers .. • each 190
Women's Cotton, Woo!, or silk Underwear .-..,.-...... at ..__....... 10% off
MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR
Men's Tweed Overcoats
Men's Red -back Overalls 2 Pants
Men's Khaki Pants
Men's Wool Tweed Pants for Dress wear
Men's Heavy Tweed Wool Winter Pants
Men's Dress Suits to clear at
Boy's two-piece Tweed Suits
Boy's Tweed Knicker Pants .. per pr 75c
Boy's Corduroy Knickers laced per pr $1.49
Boy's Tweed Pants, long , • • • per pr $1.19
Boy's Kahki Coveralls 28 to 32 per pr 95c
Boy's Kahiei Pants & Knickers • • • • • • • • . • • • • . • • • • per pr 25c
Men's Tweed Caps
Boy's Tweed Caps • • . • • -
Men's Doeskin Shirts
Men's Work Shirtscotton -•• each 50c
Men's Dress Shirts, Collars off each 49c
Men's Broadcloth Dress Shirts, collars attached • - • • each 79c
Boys Flannel Shirts . each 49c
Men's & Boy's Fancy Ties • • • , each 19c
Men's Work Socks • • • • each 15c
Men's Dress Socks • . • • - , ...................per pr 10c & 23c
Men's Cotton Gloves
Men's Kid Gloves, unlined • • • • • • . •• • •
Men's Work Gloves & Mitts, all kinds —
• • -
Men's & Boy's Wool Sweaters
$4.00 each
per pr $1.25
per pr 75c
Per pr $1.75
per pr $2.49
$5.00 pr suit
$1.50 per suit
each 50c
each 39c
each 95c
per pr 19c
per pr 75c
10% off
. 10% off
MISCELLANEOUS
Window Shades, green, white & cream ,,,,.._ to clear at --..,.,.,-.-. 49c
CoatHangers..._...........................•..........,..,..,,,•-....,...,.•,,,,,,, 3 for 50
Jack Knives, a real strong one ..... ...... -.,_-......... . , ,,.•. for .... 25c
1 Congoleum Rug 9 x 9 - - for .•---, $&00
1 Oilcloth Rug 7%2 x 10%2 .,, ., ._ for 34.00
A Real Ten Cent Bargain 6 -card pack. composed of Dome
fasteners, Hooks & Eyes, Fancy Pins •. .. for 10c
Smallwares-There will be a table of Notions priced at from 1 to 150
r
THERE WI+LL BE GENUINE AND GENEROUS REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE STORE
COME OFTEN AND SHARE IN THE BARGAINS
Phone 22r1 1
Wm
Ziegler
Ethel Ont.
Margaret Procter, Bill Elston, John
Albrecht.
Graham Rutins --Mildred Huggins
Doris Young, Prances Walker, Jes-
sie Currie, Jane Ovington, Edna
Higigns; Drop Cookies' -Doreen
Currie, Edith Cook, Patsy Antlers
son, Marguerite Young, Audmey Ir -
whin, Dorotltye STason; Dat Loaf -
Jane Armstrong, Nora Scott, Caro -
litre Higgins, Mary Wheeler, Jean
Leaver', Gloria Clark; Chocolate
Layer Cake --♦Ruth Robinson, Mar•
brie Johnston, Dorothy Pattison,
Bernice Artlenson, Eleanor Taylor,
Laura Yuill; !Butter Tarts --+:Diary
Wheeler, Margaret Workman, Ruth
Higgins, Patsy Anderson, :Lary
:Vinson, Jean Leaver; Hemmed Tea
Towel-•-•4MIatgtter(te Yoturg, Dorothy
Mason, Edith Cook, Doreen Cerl'ie,
Joyce Roth, Elaine Adulator'; Knit-
ted Wash Cloth -,Tenn Leaver,
Graven Inn'in; Nightgnrvn---IClennor
're ylor, I,lizaboth Young, Laura
Yuill, Lois
IT)eow1r,iolnal.hutgrW!a,c:11:;11:1:5'
Krcy1l-S,, 1'lTilo9"sjorKyorh1JrVt
(AIptalnn-
Mary 1'u111, Ruh
I(i'ta Metbratmu; Pirstlein1' Mode/
of
Egg' (nap--Wenc11,11 :tu('alitmn,drl oC
Cook,1111110 Fay
Alan Dunbar; cut
Loyd Andersen,
0111x, Pig tut' cgw
Jrc•k Neth, y, Vera! Montgomery,
:''rank Nesbitt Collection Picture/4
of Minn) Tnuplentcnts--.Kett, ('unu-
Ingharn, (Chester Higgins, Notvhnn
Cook; P(c'tttres of 5 Poets--liblennor
Taylor; Writing, Pruner,'.4'ranit A1-
noclt, Ellen Droner, Ldufug Joh
ton, Clifford Kelly, Doris Young;
Writing (t'A11ce') Audrey MoGalre
Hilda Pletch, Marguerite Toting,
Jessie Currie, Mildred Higgins;
Weitnc- (One, Two, Three) -Do-
reen Currie, Norma Brydges, Ernest
Walker, Jack Cook, Ila Taylor;
Welting (Lost Time)• -Catharine
Currie, Mary Wheeler, Nora Scott,
Charlie Cook, Gloria Clark; Writing
(Rain and Wind) --Blanche Mantle,
Louise Coultas, Jim Coulter, Eliza-
beth Young, Elsie Cook; Writing,
('Ode 011 Solltude) Hazel Bentley,
Mao'y Yuill; Map of the Word,
Grade 3 and 4 -Grace Coulter, Er-
nest Walker, Gera. Moutgoauery,
June Caaemore, Graham Cook;
Map or the World, Gracie 5 anti 6 -
Murray MtDowelil, Kenneth Cun-
eInghmnl, Ruth McGuire, Audrey
13raddbut'n, Mabel Ileum ATap of
Entbpe-ilnnr•t Cool. 'Diary Nesbitt,
Robert 1 1Tc (t hu'ik'y, Berea Yule,
Jack Armstrong; Mani of Austr•ulia
-Mary Yule; Art .Flon'er_-451lld-
red I-Iiggins, Ma 19' Procter, Anthony
Or,ingtou, 'Clifford Kelly, Tommy
Wade; Art' 11i'inilt--•(,,arc G3olle,
Tante Cns•emore, , Audrey McGuire
Jack Nethery, Don'cn Curr(,; At•t-
Poyter--ltut11 21cGn+lre, Catharine I
('01',le, Mabel .130n11011, Murr'aly Mg.
Dowell, Billie Manning; At'1 ,Land-
sc'a;pa-..-lera,rk Burke, Irene McCarl-
luin, Vernice Anderson; Dorothy
Wade, Ruth I3rarbburh; Art --Boon
trivet -Mary Twill---)essay-..Gtgde 3
and 4 -Grace 0olley, Lorne Dunbar,
lr&lith Cook, Norma llrYdges, Mar- 1
guerite Yotn+g; Essay, Grade 5 and
6 -Ken Cunningham, Gloria Cook,
Eldie Taylor, Btilie Manning, Mabel
Bennett; Essay, Grade '7, 9, 9, 10 -
Jim, Coulter, Norman Higgins, Bet,
ice Anderson, Lots Kelly, Mary
'Void; .Spelling Match -Blanche
Marto, Eleanor Taylor, Dorothy
Pattison, Mary Nesbitt; Strathcoaa
Exercises, No. 13 E. Wawanosh;
'No,' 17 tr.s s,; No, 8 E. Wawanesh;
C. R, Coultes special prize to two
pupils taking highest marks at En•
trance Examination-&Iarjoele John-
ston, Eleanor Taylor; Women's Irl•
stitute Special P,•izes, Laundry Bag
-Eleanor Taylor, Marjorie John-
ston, Mary Yuill, Blanche Mento,
Lois- Iielly,
Geranium -HI lila Tie- eh, Kath-
leen Clark 1,1111, Cook, Jeanette
Ill orb run, Elaine Johnston; Collec-
tion Garden Vegetables -Jack
Manning, Norman Pocock, Mait-
land .Edgar, Donald Young, Wendeil
M-Caillln; llelgr'ave Farmers' Club
Specials -•,Onions! -Donald Young,
Wendell :1oCalli nr, Margaret Proc. I
re., Frank Aicook, Arnold Bruce;
Living+room, Bouquet,-tetarguerite
Young, Prole Neebltl, Rennin Bruce
Verus Montgomery, Jactc Nethery;
1 tiay---Yl'eed0s and Their Control-- 1
Lois 801.19, P3tek' cook, Verne Yule,
Mabel Bennet, Bete Brydges; res-
ift Special by James 'rayler -Berea
Tole, Vernice Anderson, Blanche
Monte; Tea Bisruils-•-Specini -by C.
H, Wade, Gloria. Clarke, Lois 11011y;
Hanruner Hardie, Special by C.
Wade -43141y Manning, Jack A2
ning.
Mr. Shearer was assisted by 1Mr1
Paireervice and! Mr. 1ItgdKercher.
The 'work to the :Foresters' Hall
was judged by Miss Eleanor Wilsaty
and Mrs. W. Turnbull and Mies
Watt.
'Too many youths In crime' reads
a newspadler heading. We would
say that one would be too many.
Clerk's Notice
FIRST POSTING OF
VOTER'S LIST
Voters Lists, 1938, Village of
Brussels, County 00 Huron
Notice is hereby given that 1 leave
complied with. Section 9 of the
Voters' Lists Act and that 1 have
Posted tri) at any office, 43ruaaels,
Ontario, on the 111iat day of August,
1938, the list of all persons entitled
le vote in the said Mmniaipnlily Tor
Members of Parliament, wad at
Municipal. Llect.ittus, and that smc1,
!tet renlnintr Ihere for inspection.
And1 hereby 00911 upon 011 voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or 01)11x010110 tor -
recited awarding to law, 4110 loot
day for a0000l being the last clay 00
September, 1938.
It, 8. WARWOCIt,
11, Village tilerlt
an- Dated this 31st day 01 August, 193g„