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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-2-11, Page 8007;il&W.t5.4.WW.-V.10:4011.11U5A5i ifF .1,9*(0,01.110.4.1••••10M00.01.rnan* Pablum 45c Stork Baby Powder 27c Boracic Acid 15c Children's Gripe Water 35c Stork Nursing Bottles • • 10c Stork Nursing Bots., Complete Feeding Unit 39c Johnston's thy Powder 29c 0 Rock -Bye Baby Soap Infant's Syringes 45c Baby Books 1 1 10c Mennen's Baby Oil 60c Puretest Fortified Cod Liver Oil $1.00 Baby's Own Tablets Baby Cough Syrup Rexall Teething Aid 35c Bots. Dextri-Maltose Dexin $1.25 Milk Magnesia 25c Baby Hot Water $1.25 Bottles $1.25 Soothers, Nipples, Twin Tips, Baby Foods Strainers, and many Ci their acceF,sories. R SMITH rtt,5„ ST ATIONER TLE O. 62 ..1...riznovr. NO. 62 scr5g mow m*,,,mmm..gmcgiummi THE BRUSSELS POST Phone 24 Brussels, Ont. -t-evezeietwivirvvete,7slimer,ivemeei..,rivaauswrArtzteepostioarseatattsior We are showing a splendid Range of Curtains ets and Drapery Materials also Window Shades Atter January Inventory there are some , Big Values in Winter Clearings. Prepare for next Winter and Save. Ttom-gmoivowmawiTemmowm.cm Morris Township Native Mrs. Annie Ashdown Dies Slat ling Carnival Here and Mr. Fred ?alike. There will be On Frietay, Feb. 13th pairs tt foursome. dance number s A. cast of about thirty-five t om ItS writ as a little bit of comedy. the Kitchener:Waterloo Skating Clan This carnival is being sponsored by assisted by Skaters from the Strat- the Bru,sels Lions Chi') and sanction- 1 ford Skating Club will be in Brussels ed by the Canadian Figure Assorna- Friday February 13th to take part tion. Tickets are now on sale frim I , BLYTH, Feb. 10 -Mrs. Annie Tay- lor Ashdown, widow of Rev, Charles R. Ashdown, B.A. Ph.D., died in Strathroy .Sunday following an Ill- ness of two weeks. Mrs. Ashdown was. in. her 77th year and was the last member of the family of Rev. S. B. and Mrs. Taylor. She was born at the farm home on the 9th con- cession of Morris townsh!p where her nephew, Kenneth Taylor, now resides. Mrs. Ashdown was a mem- ,ber of the Presbyterls.n Church d an lit was at the home of her parents that Presbyterian church services were held previous to 1854. She was la teacher and followed her profes- sion for more than SO years and for In a Carnival featnring solo by Yi,s members of the 10011 LiC ons hub, Carolyn Spellman, 11ilss ,ran Traub: adults 51.00, children no. .21061.4M6.*•Itak• arove,Y.UROMAIMMION*1•21111•11=1,01.11•411..1•=1•1100.11=1,..011100.• Tao wide .71 S FA VAP:ik` ICTUR.06 ttlie .41'VA PrHE fine livestock you see on J. this farm have been built up through the banking services and helpful financing of The Canadian Bank of Commerce. You, too, may need to purchase foundation live- stock for the development of ow farm or ranch. Otliet Nis imovement Loans Fort-- rm Machinery and Equipme Purchasing ant Constructing or Repairing buildings 0 Modernizing Farm Homes s Improving Fencing and Dranage i ic Power o Installing Electr * Clearing and breaking Land for Forming Investigate the many advantages you have under the Para Improvement Loan plan. Come in and discuss yoter financial needs with our local Manager. THE CANADIAN BANK CIF CC dERCE 0&RAMbr7 W. PORTER, Manager 113.47 many years taught in Clinton. pub- lic school. Following her marriage in 1982 she and her husband lived at the Taylor residence, Dinsley st., Blyth, for several veers, but around 1940 Dr. Ashdown received a call to a, pastorate et Cooderiim where he died in 1948. Since her husband's death 1VIrs. Ashdown had made her home at Strathroy where she lived alone until three years ago when she had the misfortune to break her leg, and since that time had lived with a friend isa Strathroy. A short service was held this morning fol. lowing Which the funeral cortege left for Blyth where funeral services were to be held this afternoon at S. Lookwood's funeral home with interment in Union cemetery, Blyth, STOCK REDUCING SALE Due To Smoke Damage Chesterfield Suites Bedroom Suites Kitchen Suites Studio Couches Lay -z --Boy Chairs All Occasional Chairs Mattresses Coffee Tables Lamp Tables End Tables Tri -Light Lamps Desk Lamps Boudoir Lamps At. Greatly Reduced Prices D. A. RAN N Phone 36 or 85 Brussels, n Order Now At The Brussels Creamery In Memoriam MoNIOHOL-in loving memory of James 1VIels•lichol, who IniSied away four years ago, Feb. 17, 1944. Four years have passed since that Sad day When one we loved was called away; God took him house, it was 1 -lis will, Within our hearts he liveth still. Byer remembered. by wife and G *di For Kin os of Baking Booto SOLD WI MUSSELS AT P4-21.11; BAEKER BROS. Meow 41 Retcher Shop ereasis, .....g......ammowleanargrantaxemottetatzemassonalseammeseematernme. SALAIN The '4', 1 • Ii0E Wednesday, February 11111, itis truras,wauAea"as.eaw.,kwan..AaaMnr..a000arw.m............M Horsehair, Feathers new and old. Rags, Bags, Scrap Iron and Metal and all other salvagable materials. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Opened Every Afternoon For Sale -All kinds of Piping, any size. L. Wax,. ,an Successor to M. Yolleck -- Phone 107 x 2 or Phone 23-r-12, George Thornton. \\I WILLIAM T. SPENCE Estate Conveyance and Commissioner GENERAL INSUARANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET -- - ETHEL, ONT. 1:166110.6.1261611.4.E.IMIZI Grey Township Council ouroovauxuamatacouvorructostasamatisso, ilIZIRISM4A61111.819X115518MMIPINAMMIRDIMP e air Phone 472 w Wingharn or Leave at Wilford Cameron's Phone 40 Brussels ERNIE SEDDON, WINGHAM Formerly The Radio Shop, Brussels • Meeting web. 7, 1945 Clerk was instructed to forward the claim of Melvin Carnochan for damage to oar by ° now plow, to the Insurance Company. is. By -Law was Passed making it compalsory to have all cattle within the municipality treated for Warble Fly and acoording to the regulations contained in the Warble Fly Control Act. A Grant of fifty dollars \Vali madv to the Salvation Army. The following accounts wire paid: Township Roarls 51996.17 Grants 50.00 Tax Bounty ............... . ..... 00.00 Relief 71.00 Stationery 00,51 Sheep 24.15 1, IT. 1.7,,a?, Clerk $1,000,000 Is Such A Worry! A fortune can be quite a Prold0m! Take it from the old couple who became involved in one legal battle after another because of their riches. Read the amazing story, 51,000,000 Is Such .A. Worry," in The American Weekly, great maga.htne with this Sunday's (February 15- Issue of The Detroit Sunday Times. Poriedme ELECTRICITY Is PRECIOUS tesamemdars.amax.iv One rack of Wornen's'and Misses' Dresses Nonesold regular under $5.95 Special Now $2.98 Ontario's fast-growing Industry and agriculture, demands Imore and more electricity. New power developments cannot be built fast enough to supply the Immediate need. SAVE ELECTRICITY MAINTAIN EPAPLOYMENT 241 lotitiVEtt OMMSON OP t 117.11111 0 One rack of Women's and Misses' Dresses None sold regular under $14.95 Special Now $6.95 6 Pairs of Women's black and brown Overshoes, small sizes $1.00 per pair 5 Misses' Alpaca Skirts in light shades Special $1.98 3 Girls Winter Coats - Regular $15.95 Special $9,95 6 Misses' Untrimmed Winter Coats Regular $27.95 - Special $14.95 Misses' All Wool Shepherd Check Slacks in brown and black, sizes 12 to 20 Special $7.95 2 Men's Brown Tweed Winter Coats Regular $27.50 - Special $19.95 4 Boys Donegal Tweed 3 -piece Suits Regular $17.95 - Special $9.95 8 oys' All Wool 3 -piece Snow Suits Regular $8.95 - Special $4.95 Men's All Wool Pullover Sweaters Special $2.49 Boys' All Wool Blue Breeches Special $2.49 Boys' Pullover Sweaters - Special $1.00 Men's Heavy Plaid Shirts, all sizes Special $3.00 agsamovesmilluMINOWINOWsmesaNiEMP. HE ARCADE STORE Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family Phone 61 Brussels, Ont. notexmaraeo W -ngagen W (ath.arine lgagerue r Wilir Allard hittard take hurch i1 eb. 26 uxiliar verybo ave a 1 uneh s ime S. 7 Adi unch to I.O. Five BI In Euchr, let pro( who Brussel( datighte s it te rrib It Mlttist 10 0- 10 a. 1 7 Lottla RN. Thi 11 0ii 70. 81. 41.50 51. 1 10.411 1 We.