The Brussels Post, 1947-6-11, Page 4L
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Father's Day Sunday, June 15 . WOOD
THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, Juke 11th, 1947
'Hello there Dad! This greeting comes
Especially to say
Here's (loping that you're going to have
A More than Happy Day!"
We have a good assortment of
Father's Day Greeting Cards — 10c each
Many Suitable Gifts
The New Gillette Shaving Kit — $L32
Wilkinson Razors — $4.550
Men's Cologne
Bachelor Brillantine
High Grade Leather Wallets
(With Zipper)
Pen and Pencil Sets
Large Plastic Photo Frames
The Popular Magazines
Double Duty
Tooth Brushes
50c each
Grip the handle and
feel the difference.
Le Page's
Liquid Plaster
The Miracle
Mender
25c Tubes
F.R SMITH
DRUGGIST and
STATIONER
11111APHONE NO. 62rinuEPHONIE NO. 61
vs
WILLIAM T. SPENCE
Etltate Agent Cooreyareu
mad ConaissiOsae
GENERAL 1NSUK.ANCE OE•"F1Ct
iViAIN STREET, -- — ETHEL. ONT.
Now Available
At The Brussels Hardware
Cistern Pumps
22 Calibre Rifles, repeaters and automatics
Electric Fencers
Poultry fence and poultry netting
Coal and wood ranges
A good stock of Flo -glaze paints, varnishes
and enamels,
Phone 63x
M. C. Oldfield
Premier
GES RDE DREW
will speak in the
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"PROVINCIAL AFF IRS"
SERIES
laver the C.S.C. Ontario Trans -Canada Network
Monday, Janie 16th
W W.30 to 10.45 p.m. E.D.T.
LISTEN TO STATION CBL -Toronto
Atte.} .tion
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Cemetery Lettering promptly executed
-- Prices reasonable —
write or phone
Phone 99 Fred Porterfield P. O. Box 16
Mitchell, Ont,
Phone 24
Brussels, Ont.
DON'T FORGET FATHER ON
HIS DAY — JUNE 15th
May we suggest as gifts —
Handkerchiefs — Ties, in smartest styles
Braces — Sweaters
Shirts — Hoes, etc.
A Square Deal The Year Round.
MalltalWAVOINCRICARtflitAIMICAVOCIMEOI
Mrs. William H. Maunders
After an illness of several years
death came Wednesday, May 28th in
Pickering at the home of her daugh-
ter to Janet Stewart Ritchie beloved
wife of Wiliiam H. Maunders. The
)ate Mfrs. 1liannde-s was well known
in this community having resided
here the greater part of her life, She
and her family made their home in
Shoshone, Idaho for fourteen years
returning to Brussels in 1917 an.l
Jim McNeil's Garage
Repairs To All Makes of Cars
Exide Batteries, Gutta Percha Tires,
Recapping and Vulcanizing Service,
Shell Products, Storage.
Mailitia,
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H111RED.I��I'�1'�
,°NOON CANADA
1NCREA5E_iw
PRODUCl/ON�DROf/tS
DURO Pump!
THOUSANDS of farmers across the country tell the
same story of extra production . .. extra profits
.. extra convenience .. . less work .' . . with in-
expensive DURO Pump installations. See us for com-
plete information regarding equipment needed to
meet your requirements on the farm and in the home.
MCO
FIXTURES
AND FITTINGS ...
Modernize your home. Safeguard
the health and add to the comforts
of daily living for all your family.
See us for the latest in kitchen, Bath,
room and Laundry installations. We
will gladly give you full information,
cm
WILLIAM GILLESPIE
Phone 68 Brussels, Ont.
FG. Ca.
,LOflgon HAtnhLTOf' TOAonTO-SUOSUHY-Wlfln P G VAncou Hi
PURINA CHOWS
WORM YOUR PIGS
THE MARV PURINA WAY
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
Confederation
Representative
J. C. LONG Brussels
later speeht some years in Detroit;
Michigan, in which city Mr, Maund-
ers still reatdes. Born in Morris
township November 1st, 1377 daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Miss. Charles
1T. P,;. -hie. she was united in mar•
riage to her now beret'{ partner
December alst, 1898. Mrs. Maunders
4s survived by her husband and two
daughters Mrs. G. P. Coates (Marg-
aret) Pickering, Ontario and Mrs.
C. L. Hollinger (Mildred) Morris
township; also one sister Mrs.
R'illuant Gilles1ie. Brussels and six
grandchildren Bert, Charles, Yvonne
Coates; Peter, Ann and Helen Hol•
idose$.
'Me funeral services were
held Finiday afternoon, May 70th at
Brussels being conducted by ,the
Rev. Mr. Hugh Wilson, pastor of
Brussels United Church of which de.
ceased was a member. Rev. Wilson
was ,assisted: by Miss Carrie Hings-
ton as soloist, MTs, R. S. Hamilton
accompanist. Initerment was in
Brnarele cemetery. Pallbearers were
Messrs. L. E. Cardiff, James Mc-
Fadzeam, John Hyslop, James Me,
Donald, R. J. McIIJauohiln and George
Pollard. The flower bearers were
five grandchildren.' Those from a
distanne who attended the funeral
beeidee the immediate family were;
Mrs. J. E. Manders, Detroit, Mich.;
Mr. Donald Maunders, Detroit,
Mich,; Miss, Agnes McKenzie, De-
troit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Blared, Kitchener; Miss 1fdith
Murray, P1ekekring.
Every extra pound weight it
weaning time means two to
three days earlier at marlcet.
Count on ((/Gar Q/},vean
for a flying start.
IKN OW?
—that the best way to avoid
anemia la to give the litter
reduced trio °n the 411i, 141h
and 24th day after, birth, The
dosage --. 3 grains or an
amount That covers a ten cent
piece with a very thin coating.'
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Jeweller
tort9rnt
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$2850
W. G. LEACH
Brussels, Ont,
JANET
IS low*
$2850
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CUCUMBER GROWERS WANTED
FOR 1947
Highest Prices Paid.
All Cucumbers picked up at gate.
Libby, McNeil and Libby
Dublin, Ont.
Special Spring Clearance Sale 1
10 MISSES' SPRING COATS
all this years styles •
Special to clear $19.95
5 GIRLS COAT AND HAT SETS
to match, Regular 9.95 and 11.95
Sizes 2 to 5 years
Special to clear $6.95
4 BOYS TWEED COATS AND HATS
TO MATCH
Special to clear $7.95
Ladies Cotton Hose
All sizes in stock.
Factory Cotton 38 inches wide
Large size Cotton Sheets and Pillow Cases
to match.
Large size Chenille Bedspreads
in green, gold and white.
A large assortment of
Curtain Material and Drapes
At R easonabie Prices.
8 BOYS TWEED SUITS
with knee pants = : is years
Special $6.95.
Face Cloths and Dish Cloths
15c each.
BOYS COTTON JERSEYS
in several stripe patterns with
short and long sleeves.
LADIES COTTON NIGHTGOWNS
in small, naediuna and large sizes
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