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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-2-18, Page 8*AV it;i5.3%,1510KM Stork Bal....! is w0.s<..r P.sor a`"..ac• Acid Children's en Gri e Water Stork Nursing 27c 15c 35c Bottles • 1�e Jt"s?Yk Nu1u:Jag Co7.-rplet3 a°4?W n3xn, 'Uzi e99c. Johnston's Baby Powder 29c Rock-Bye Try Soap 10c Ian ant's '^yr nes k +s� is +.;:c=in fi tri s ;.ti.1by 011 60c Para e t f`" 1, taf ied Cod Liver Oil $1,00 :a'by's Own Tablets 25c Baby Cough Syrup 35c Regan T n'zhing ` e 3^c. Bets. 65c Dexir $L25 s''=trio Magnesia 25c B„by Hot Water Iter P.aby Books $L25 Bottles $L25 Soothers, Nipples, Twin Tips, Baby Foods Strainers, and many n:thea' acce.^.cor_es, THE BRUSSELS POST 1.111 i Phone 24 Bfiusbels, Ona. New shipment of Smart Sweaters, sizes 14 - 44 Gibson Girl Blouses, short or long sleeves, Choose a Blouse now for your Spring Outfit, various styles. A splendid line of Dark Nylons in stock. Our Draperies are very attractive this Season, Flora's, Damasks, Hornew,puns, etc. A few clearings in Dresses Sizes 14 - 17 - 18 1 ii rkg1J`Hst.Mtat.c ' AVM,J'Vt-`-`� 1=. The Atomic Drinkit is a>'ing diffused toxic Loiter l>y madding this revealing article .n Science's newest tenon to mankind The American Week1Y, .famous the Atomic Drink. is disclosed as a magazine with this Sunday's (Peb- 1 tasteless. Warless, odorless, dosage eatery 22. issue of The Detroit A of radio -active iodine. See how Sunday Times. is AI �IIgiv.17.71-3,77, -------- 4,11t1 •"ATKON1.9 :.W... `: }''+`ahr<�c.�re?a?},y rSN.k,?sT1O GUILD CAMERA CARE MEANS BETTER PICTURES lee Good piotures aro a joy in any season. Correct camera care will help insure you better snapshots through 1947. ' la VEX if no whistles had blown, no hells had rung on New Year's Eve, there would have been no mis- taking the advent of1947 in the Van Guilder home. Not with the lady of the house. Her annual reminder to me that it Would be nice if this year -at last I kept my darkroom clean and in order is as much a part of New Year's as noisemakers or confetti. "Though often, I'm afraid, my good a'meolve Jests but little longer. At that, she makes a better case than perhaps she knows, Per clean- liness is a positive "must" in pho- tography. A.nd cleanliness, for the camera fan, begins with the care Ott his camera. "Camera housekeep- ing," someone's called it. A, good starting point in camera housekeeping is your lens -keep it glean. NOT by breathing damply upon it and wiping it with: your necktie. It, is all too likely your necktie r't.y have a sharp pleas of jurat lora, it which eau aerate). the earefnlly polished artefact) of the IexiS. 1 A better method is to arnt your - OW With. a narrow, camel's hair brush. Gently brush away any loose dust which has gathered on the lens, Thee put a bit of lens cleaning fluid, similar to that used for eyeglasses, on a piece of cotton. Wipe the lens with this, to remove any grease, and dry it with clean, lint -free linen or a lens tissue. Dust can get inside your camera too, where it's attracted to the dim. .And dust on your film means tiny thlack specks in your finished picture. To guard against this there's nothing better than a ear• rying ease dor your camera; it not only keeps a camera, clean but pro- tects it from injury. Dust Inside a camera can be best removed by using a narrow, soft brush, Ws wise, too, to have your caul - era cleaned and inspected by your photo dealer at least once a year. 2e'11 cheek it 8or dirt, tor light leaks, and tor mechanical failures in diaphragm or shatter. Isis care -and your own in keeping it clean from day to day --can help you make better pictures to snake 3947 the biggest year yet for your albuin. Sohn van Guilder. a gni �+ t og� r m .� to r ff e`t%t Order Now At The Brussels Creamery Bert Griese has moved his place of business from the Ford. Garage to New Location in rear of J. W. Fischer's building across from Fire Hall. Phone 55 - Res. 82x. Annual Meeting Of Howick Farmers' Mutual The Sev,>IlyFlfth Amulet 1leetiug of the Holriell Farmers' Mutant Fire Ineurance Company. was held in the Township hall, Gor'1a, on Friday, l'eb. 13th, 1948, The President, 1.nnt1 Alt 1 etc.ltc.t .0011 the chair and briefly outlined the business for the year 1947. The customary re- ports having been disposed of be i requested the meeting M appotnt a chairman, Mr. David x,. Weir, a I former breve of 1lmrirk Township ; 'mos appointed ebairIll an for the meting. Mr. Whir complimented the Board of Directors on their sue- cesatul year, and also asked the 1x,11 hoick' e. for - 1113 Mlles! co- operation in the years that 11,.' ab^aa. 1-1'e then requested nominations for Dnreetors, the retiring Dlreet0rt being John A, Bryans and Norman hording. There being no further neentnat.ton tliPea, Iwo cell llonkel 1\11 1? animist ed for the ,.'t>soir-' nu-. years, Ew:m' Ct'hftlleti 1,nd yi, ti• Clihanrr were apnninled Andii ••rt f,, the conning year. The Company dur=ing 1947 enjoyed a prosperous year. navinr _Increased the .surplus by $4049.84. the surplus its e Der. elst. 1947. h:''ire $$2022014.S5. The net. inent.anro during the pas." year shows en Increase .nf $1180038:, rand approximately one hundred policies over and shove the Mc Won year. ht i.he organization) meat insr ire mecli:ttely following the Anneal meet - Ing Ewart Mc11Preher was appoint et President amid Norman fiartline Vice -President, MAILING LIST CORRECTED .- 1 Renew your Brassets Post now., - tor $1.60 per year. RED STAR GARAGE and SERVICE STATION - BRUSSELS Tires, Batteries, Oil, Grease and Etc. Oil $1..00 Gal, and up. Have your car greased and keep the water out. RENFR.EW PRODUCTS SEPARATORS - COAL AND WOOD RANGES •-• MILKERS CASH OR TERMS ON THESE PRODUCTS. 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 1). A. .R.ANN Phone 36 or 85 Brussels, Ont. WIAK Horsehair, Feathers new and old, Rags, Bags, Scrap Iron and Diktat and. all other salvagable rnat6rials. HIGHEST CASH PREOES Opened Every Afternoon For Sale ---All kinds of Piping, any size. Successor to M. Yolleck - Phone 107 X 2 or Phone 23-r-12, George Thornton. WILLIAM T. SPENCE Estate Conveyance and Commissioner GENERAL 1NSUARANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET -- - ETHEL, ON r. Phone 472 w Wingham or Leave at Wilford Cameron's Phone 40 Brussels ERNIE SEDDON, WINGHAM Formerly The Radio Shop, Brussels emcsienBINIAGAMI iG od For All Kind% )f its wasAT BA ,KER BROS., Pratkor 000,01,na n yew?errsmBie.IIve. .a'^ arlalrn,ti mn• • P Jr11 ELECTRICITY IS PRECIOUS Ontario's fast-growing Industry and agriculture, demands more and more electricity. Now power developments cannot be built fast enough to supply the immediate need, SAVE ELECTRICITY MAINTAIN EMPLOYMENT 2 One rack of Women's and Misses' Dresses None sold regular undr 't5.9.. Special Notw.wr $2.98 One rack of Women's and :pisses' i r,rssera None sold regular under $14.95 Special N n J $6.95 6 Pars of Women's black and brown OvershoDs, 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-pieeie Suits Regular $17.95 - Special $9.95 8 Boys' 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 M .' HE ARCADE ST0E `'4. Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Farnily Phone 61 02411112221416iMalleeele2FetilSlenee Brussels, Ont. i fieneeMtelleMNIffeetEelfeWeeeterael r a- wit lea Ar OR CA SLI CA 55 Di God 1.1 u. Mini Or 11 a 19 C 7 11. Ev=e .,oma M. 2,80 t. 10.9 t. tp 2p