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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1947-1-15, Page 4¢°ttewtitetiVaiOttCtrOC tritete,.•. .41seta n eery,,.,. VITAMIN A -- To $trenrthel; r• i;tanrc a': An abundant supply is found in Liver Oil Capsules Etc. VITAMIN B — To promote r:p;cetite. i apt ove n=-rva tonic. VITAMIN C — Needed during winter when citrus srl Ced L.irr . •.)if, M:1;i:?u: ligest'on ;+4111 ts are scarce. VITAMIN D — The Sunshine vitamin necesss4 for the normal deveicpment of strong bones and teeth. P We can supply the reliable brands contain- ing• these different Vitamins. Hot Water Bc tt.?es — Ain in stock at reasc-nable prices, c '•rt:a be'nT without for 4 some time. A—SF Rex (ASA) ,..Idvertised on s 532 I3ar a prempt :a d e`n'fr mr,nt way to obtwit relief, r -e tufa Grelo acting reneedly. SE Mulled lam ee ils 138,24i as e,,,e%bag uaale3y. "narks katmeedisi c:3 the :slat of 1Ps• t o baa and yes& tai ail kala illi Iia ts easy fats ISILLIVAVII M Ee arm wow/mended '.Ince Mimeo tem Nalatlf SOMEAULAC 422%7 DX Qfi"Sitia"it+PG:'E `G.'��6'.P ''L9-� M. r:�. F,4Y'',�n•:•M a "9aJ rv''w'�"'I..4 •Z& SBS " 1$i 8 r-, La ef e #� Hatchery &aired Rocks, New )'Hampshire, Barred Rock Hybrids and New Hampshire - Light Sussex hybrids Day -olds or started 2 or 3 weeks. January to June 1947 delivery. Write or Phone • IIP°gA&des wiess, Walton - 4 Ii Phone Brussels 90-r-10 man FRE- A:. kw' L ', .. BICE OLD. DISABLED OR DEAD CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS • SHEEP • CALVES Promptly and Efficiently Removed Simply Phone Collect Ilirussets B An e;r$I[ u 4 JL WE DO THE. RESIN A Phone 24 Brussels, Ont. Shipments of yard goods now coming in — Arnong a good selection we have -- Pure Wool ')Press Crepe 5 shades, 54 inches — $2.25 yd. Plastic, Voiles, Spuns, etc. • • • Mens Overcoats, Mackinaws, Jackets, etc. Boys Heavy Breeches Mens Heavy Pants Mitts for the Family • • • Be thrifty — Save dollars by buying the Children's Snowsuits, etc., now for next year. A few light shade chinchilla Sets also Great Reductions. THE BRUSSELS POST CRANBROOK The annual meetirg of Knn Church will he held on Tuesday evening, Jan, 211. A pot luck supper will be served by•the ladies of the congregation at 7 o'clock, followed by the meeting. Peter Baker has been engaged as caretaker of 5.S. No. 7, duties to commence Feb, 1, Mr. Baker suc- ceeds, Paul Jeseke wko has 'been caretaker for a number of years. m A `T' mi ( et M.us. T, D, MacIver was hostess for "' 1� V-9'047./7-,) the W.M:S, which met in the manse JAMESTOWN Wedding bells shall soon ring in our vicinity. The 'flu is prevalent in our dis- trict at present, Mr. Bert Wallace of Dteroit spent a few days with L. and Mrs. Willis. Mr, Thomas Strachan was a recent visitor with W. and Cameron Abry at Owen Sound, also with Mr. and Mrs. Penner of Desboro. Mrs. Morris Cameron and Wayne of Cranbrook were week end visitors with John and Mrs. Riley. Miss Dolly 'Sho treed of Welton was a visitor with Mrs. Geo, War- wick. Miss Ruth MoIKereher of Wingham Collegiate spenit the week end here with Mr. and Mrs. A. MoKercher. The many friends and neighbors of Wm. Turnbull are pleased that he is improved in health last August he was affected by a serious illness'.. Mrs. Turnbull dell and broke her wrist bone recently and will be in- capacitated for some time. Mrs. Black of Goderich 1s in charge. le ' aw wad • Poultry F archery • toe R. 0. P. Sired S. C. W. Leghorns Hatchery Approved Barred Rocks Light Sussex Rhode Island Reds Day-old chicks available weekly after Feb. 10th. Started Pullets — 4-6 weeks. We have been working on a Flock improvement Plan and have purchased R. 0. P. breeding cockerels from one of the best R. 0. P. Breeders in Ontario. All birds mated and Blood tested are of the large type Leghorn. We are operating strictly under Dominion Goverment R.O.P., Ont. Acc, Flock; Hatchery Approval Policy. 100% Blood tested. All orders for day-old chicks received before 10th of January at last years prices. 1947 Price List on request. Phone Brussels 90-5 Harold France, Prop. utw-teimsavammtswo;stsit nmhuemiy,m9unith , a'riGu a: sfi PUitilNA al WS WORM YOUR PIGS THE EASY PURINA WAY BRUSSELS CREAMERY The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be held in the Council' Chambers, Court House, Goderich, com- mencing Tuesday, January 21st, at 2 p. m. All accounts, notices of deputations rad other business requiring the attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not la.,lter than Saturday, Jan. ITiary 15th. N 17i7, P/MI Co,nmg7,,, Clerk, 4-1.1rderich, Ontario, Tie Wednesday, January 16111, 1047 uallity Tea World, We (Bing" was used in closing and the president led in prayer. A tweeting of the Ladies' ,,i:d was then held with Mals. A. Cameron presiding. The Apostles Creed was read los unison, A letter of thanks was read. Mrs, Martin MacDonald was appoinited card secretary. Plans were nra,de Per the pot luck stopper in connection with the annual meeting 04 the congregation. The fenedie• on Jean, 8. The president, Mrs. D. Huetlher presided over the first part of the meeting. Psalm 49 "0 God Give Ear 'Unto My Cry" was sung Prayer was offered by the president who also read Psalm 103 verses 1.14. The secretary read the minutes which were declared approved. Ten member's responded to the roll call by reading a verse of a favourite hymn. "A woman from the J3ible" will beused in the roll call for February. Hymn 437 "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind" was sung. followed by' the treasurer, Mrs. Robt. Campbell presenting her report for the past year. Lt was gratifying to know that we had ex- ceeded oar allocation) EDT 1946. Mrs Allen Oameron, convenor of the group responsible for the meeting, now took over and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison, Hymn 494 "Who' n Friend We gave in Jesus," a general favorite in the rc11 call was storm. Loki 13 verses 11-24 were read by Mrs. Dan TTuether and Mrs, A. Cameron gave a. short reading on the Lord's Prayer. Miss Mina Baker contributed a Colo with Mrs, 'TncTver as accompanist. The leader offered prayer and the study period was taken over by Mrs. 11TarTver intro - daring thr, new study book on India, Tis lIret chapter "A Land of Infinite Possibilities ' was presented and by the use of a map proved very interesting. A splendid reading "Can Christianity help India?' from "The Record' was given by Mrs, Robt. campbell. Hymn 373 "Christ for the urwwn�r:>nwr.�rw,lmro,e„traMms+.exramar�,m.mrxi i New Vice -President For National System NAYNARD A. Metcalf, O.B.E. .V.L executive assistant to the pres- ident, Canadian National Railways, has been appointed vice-president and exe- cutive assistant. Beginning as e junior clerk at Toronto when he was in his 16th year, the now vice- president has served the Na- tional System for nearly, 37 years and in his long career has become one of the most popular of Cana- dian transporta- tion awn, known throughout the 1,41:141':;) community not only 0 Cuieda Int of tho United States and (h+nt llri:ain, For his part in the '11c9 c1,1114'i.nitinn uredo by the C,.',.11. in au Allied canon during ilio tcsr, 1Ln t;rs honoured by Ills Mriasty tllr, .i.:nf; Isst June when he was cm - r, 1' .r ,cnder of the Order of the t cars born nt Toronto 1,1 I',;,5 actI bogi'.R -v a jou' a' rio,17. in the 4:1 r ^.nl of the (lean- il 1911). :.•c., is .1t in retlwy :l ittond him In good ..., ,_ qt, the 'Nevis, bron'tb.t •• . ,r. Brussels New Hairdressing Salon tion was pronounced by Mrs, Mac. Iver. Refreshments were served by the hostess and a social time enjoyed, Tlse service in Knox Presbyterian Cbu.unla on Sunday was conducted by the minister, Rev, s, D. Maatver, who preached on the subject "The Light of the World." Miss Mina Baker sang a solo, "Alone With Jesus." { Permanent Waves Finger Waves Shampoos Experienced Operator in Charge; Appointment 1 p.m. to 8 p.cn, Phone. 76.2'.9 le Get in on these money saving bargains to clear at below cost price during this sale® Women's Fur Trimmed Coats half chamois lined, sizes to 24' Regular $32.50, Special $24.50 Misses' Untrimmed Coats, sizes 11' to 15", Regular $27.50, Special $22.50 Misses' Wool and Crepe Dresses Regular $14.95, Special $9.95 Regular $9.95, Special $5.95 Regular $6.95, Special $3.95 Regular $5.95, Special $3.00 No refund or exchanges on above items during this sale. Boys Parkas Regular $11.95, Special $8.95 Boys 3 -piece Snow Suits, all wool Regular $9.95, Special $6.95 Girls 3 -piece all wool Snow Suits Regular $9.95, Special $6.95 Misses' Parka Jackets, sizes 8 to 14 only Regular $11.95, Special $8.95 Girls Flannelette Pyjamas 8 to 14 years Special $1.19 Infants all wool Suits, sizes 1 to 3 years Regular $2.98, Special $2.29 Boys all wool Windbreakers, sizes 24 to 32 With Zippers, Special $3.49 Misses Fur Mitts, Regular $3.95 Special to Clear $2.95 •s.....•;eegmroatsi tmcw*o tvmeolzsst eras THE PRIVADVLST "fisc 61 ROADE 76 TORE G^;*lin" +; Wide ParPmins i`r?'otr 7,1a f iii.•