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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-01-06, Page 6/16,5310vAsAustvw"gA5A5A52, EorAGood S Stationery For 1954 Diaries, Day Books, Ledgers, Journal;s' Indexes' Receipt Pads, Counter Check Books, Statement Pads, Minute Books, Pocket Memo Books, Record Books, Invoice Files, Writing Pads, Envelopes, Staples, Checking Pencils Skrip Washable Wateramans Ink Fountain Pen Ink Ink Erasers, Rulers, Type Writer Pads, Type Writer Ribbons - Pencil Sharpeners, Lead Pencils Ball Pointed Pens, Fountain Pens, and Many Other Items. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Water Colc'rs, Plastic Rulers Examination Pads, Art Paper Crayons and Brushes Exercise Books and Scribblers Loose Leaf Note Books, Zipper Binders SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store Phone 62 s 6V gigatacftti1-14,5 'm. J.1"ia' INSaT.sJc"'>ea4V A few Inexpensive Gift Ideas for Christmas at Dent's Shoe Repair Shop. Men's and Boys Gloves and Mitts - Men's a.adJ Boys Grey Wool and Nylon Sox Is Medium and Heavy Weight Men's and Boys Flight Boots and other winter footwear. Children's Shoes 20% Off Reg. Price on Present Stock from Now until Christmas, Get Your Clothes In Now forDry cleaning for Christmas. MAtIOSUMOVEM( gf Brussels WOOn'S Phons 24 TIE BRUSSELS POST THE VOICE OF TFiMPERANCE I The ahait•man of alcoholics agony. i Mous reported recently that Toren-( ,to's A, A. membership had reached 1 almost 1000. He said Ere latest ln•' novation in A A has been the young lteoplle's group which has steadily atttracted alcoholics in their 20'a and some In their teens. "When 1 . joined A, A. a few years ago, I Was the youngest member at eo age of 37," said Art, fhe anonymous chair. man. flit now the average age of pur members is in the 'early 40's, and we 'are gaining members; from I yo,ingsterfJ who are recognizing ` their need far A. A, early in life." The chairman said that the montlhly meetings planned were designed to inform the public • of the orgaauizat ion's Work and to lead up to the annual Ontario conference to be held In 'Poronto in March, which would attract '2,000 members from groups I, throughout the province. 'tileA.A. Is a 'wonderful salvage organization. Under present conditions. in Ontario their members wilt continue to in- ereneP • steadily, far government 1 statistics prove conclusively that the flood of alcoholic beverages is mounting bleier and higher. The A. A.'s are helping the drunks, a small proportion of thrill. as all IV alcoholics are not A. A.'s, out it is surely up to us to Bind waps and svrely up to us to find ways and if means of isreventing youth frorr becoming drunks, - Advt. - Brussels, Out. FOR THE SECOND TIME IN TIP TOP TAILORS' 44 ,YEARS 1 FREE EXTRAL PAN T WITH EVERY „TIP TOP TAILORS, MADE - TO --`MEASURE SUIT e. McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE 6ttL'L4U nom. SHELL HOUSEHOLD MI6 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS HELL DUNLOP TIRES Porta and Aaseader1ea. Austin Sales and Service mutranteed repalra to ail rake+ et cars and trunks PHONE T7re anussat.a, OM1. Aasana Lewis Rowland writs to 3R. IL 3 Wal. 0.4csreseu For Mum County) m'wi haelends+ftar hunse2Ptely p PRICES P.E.Aar -hxz'. i trAT2 i . ya Oa none 31 "The Brussels rose w4 asly .iGr Sala., sole or phone i.,m►. agazine Gilt Subscriptions Are Increasingly Popular CHILD LIFE SCREEN STORIES FARMERS DIGEST ESQUIRE 1 yr. $326 1 yr. $2.00 1 yr. $2.60 1 yr. $6.00 HUNTING AND FISHING IN CANADA 1 Yr. COD OUTDOOR LIFE 1 yr. $3.00 2yre. 36.60 BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS 1 yr. $4.00, 2yre. $7.00 McCALL' 1 yr. $3.00, RED BOOK 1 yr. $3.00, CHATELAINE 1 yr. 32.00, LIFE 1 yr. 37.25, LADIES HOME JOURNAL 1 yr, $3'50' SATURDAY EVENING; POSY ROD and GUN In CANADA MACLEAN'S GOOD HOUSE•KEEPING POPULAR MECHANICS 1 yr. $3,50, READER'S DIGEST These are only a few of those 2 yrs $6.00 2 yrs. 35.00 2 yrs. Sg.00 2 yrs. 312.00 2 yrs. 3500 1 Yr. 16.00 1 yr. 32.00 1 yr. $3.00 1 Yr• $3.50 2 Y'''0° 1 yr. 32.75 each extra Subs. *2.80 that are to be had. On Sale at THE BRUSSELS POST i 3 =ays .Only Thurs., Fri., Sat. - Jan. 7 - 8 - 9 49.50 Club Clothes - with FREE Extra Pants 59.50 Tip Top Clothes - with FREE Extra Pants - 69.50 Fleet Street Clothes - with FREE Extra Pants (These prices for Coat and 2 pair of Pants) Choose From Our Complete Stock Of Luxurious All Wool British Suitings LADIES Cash in too ! Get FREE Extra Skirt with your Suit at these same prices. TTP Hurry for widest TOP selection "TAILORS WWrdnesday,'January 6th. 1954 Results of Draw of Dec. 24 A •GREY Union W. M. S. and W. A. The W. M. B. and W. A. of Union United Ohureh held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Leslie Lake Dec. 12, Mrs. Jack Cox, presided, and was as- sisted by Mrs. Leslie McKay who read about "The wonder of Christ- mas, the sayings of Christmas, and the giving at Christmas."- Four familiar carols were sung accompan led on the piano by, Mrs. Herman Whitfield. Mrs. Jack Oox read two Christmas stories. "What does Christmas mean to you", and "Patting Christ into Christmas." , The roll was an exchange of Christ- mas gifts. It was decided to re- member the shut-ins, of the commun. ity. Mrs. James Bremner took charge of the election of officers, but all the former officers were re- turned for bath societies. Mrs. Leslie Lake presided for the W. A. Mrs. R. W. Whitfield read the Treas. report which showed a balance of $401.27. A motion was made that Mrs. Whitfield. and Mrs. Harold Keys see about an electric e+tove for the church kitchen. There was a discussion on a new floor for the basement, but it was shelved until the annual congregational meeting. The meeting closed with hymn 51 and the Mlzpah benedict• fin. POTATOES - Yes we home Potatoes that will look as white as snow. llatabin Potatoes No. 1 Govt. Graded only $1.49, Try a 10 ib. Bag of them and be con- vinced. Grewar's Phone 6 LIVESTOCK WAN'rEL - Dead, disabled horses ea cows removed tree of c;arge. For prompt and efficient service phone "STONES" collect Ingersoll 81 or Brussels 72. 1'WSpi COW CHOW SUPPLEMENT, Mix with your tma grain,.. helps keep cows in condition for big milk pradaa Mal Ask se oboist e todatl FOR SAL`e - 5-acri Poultry Farm, red brick situated 10 good village, priced st house anti brick kitchen, good barn. .4,800.00. 100 -acro Farm, brick bone. hydro, good bank barn, 7 acres bush, situated at edge of good town, priced at $9,000.00. 150 -acre Farm, cement cottage. i.ydro, pressure system, good bars steel stabling, 40 acre bush, ben house, ettuatee on highway near village, priced -8,500.00. 100 -acre Farm, stone hoose, good tank barn, 25 acres bush, priced at 6,500.00. Village- Store,;, red brick, brick noose attached, 8 room apartment above store, priced at $5,600.06_ Brick house in Village of Brussels, hydro, priced at 0000.00, J. C. Long, Real latate Broker, Phone 84, Brussels, Ont. Brussels Creamery PHONE 22 SRUUURL$ Sim BRUSSELS MOTORS HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALER 1953 06tevolelt Balari, 4 door Sedan, fully equipped 9 - 1952 Obevroleta 1951 Chevrtitet Powerglide Sedalu 1951 ,Chevratet PowerglIde Coach b -- 1651 Ohevrolet Coaches and sedans 1949 Pontiac Sedan 1999 Dodge Soda>8 1949 Ohevrotet Sedan 1940 Meteor Coach 104? Fleetline Oldsmobile Coach 1942 Chevrolet Coach SPECIAL 7947 Mercury Sedan $695.00 TRUCKS 1949 G. M. O. % Ton PIdk-up 1949 -- 2 Ton Dodge Army Troche YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER 24 Hour Towing Service Phone 73x Brussels', Ont. FREDERICK F. HONIU7-H Phm. B., R. O. Mrs. H. Viola Hort;uth R. 0. Carol E. Homuth R. 0. Optometrists Phone 118 Holliston. Oast. M1VINGHAM fIEmoro4tiAL•3I*(Y t' Always a ra.ria nock In tteetoas9 Grantee to Chose from Ail modern maehleary. fratr^nua faun Cemctary °ettaM'slt r agealaMy Artlatle Msrtortala at very reasonable esieso. R. k SPO'Y->?: t3N P'.one 256 - W0ugitnm, (310 GOOD FOR ALL KINDS OF BAKING FOR BETTER CAKES SOLD tN IMAMS AT W. L. Baeker & Son• BUTCHER SHOP tat Prize - Pure Wood Blanket 'uetu>(JoM alleges! •euy4 20d Prize - Polar Queen Nylon Overshoes Mrs. 0, Elliott 3rd Prize - Leather Hand Bag Mre. Nelson Cardiff 4th Prize - Men's Leather Wallet Mrs. Gordon Knight 6th Prize --`Boy's Ski Cap' Mrs, JIM Pestell 6th Prize - Ski Mitts Mre, Gordon Carter, Blyth, Watch for Gigantic Jan. Sale Soon. THE ARCADE STORES,!' r lvwq, DkC�s M.wer H4 Lt,01111. Forwsu BVwern Beememor SOL.' W also owe repairs Ike Meer Codnbet* 'Iradees. Separators easel Mi&iirs. sprew1Dfltc, ei;b,rt, Mwsluo Lime and rertnher Sews, Spriag400ti+ tooth w*acei tractor arAd or1sylaf+a irooleoent Desists ter Oliver Implements, ..M0RRI'1'f Rx V4''o'..iii' 0LYTH, ONT•. Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Frig' Blyth, Ont. Brussels, Os& The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be held in tin Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich, commencing Tuesda' January 19,1954 at 2,00 P. M. All accounts, notices! of deputations and otherbtisiness requiring' the attention of Council should he in the hands of the County Ciec not later than Saturday, Jan. 16, 1954. A. H. Erskane County Clerk, Goderich, Ont. PIGS FOR SALE WALLACE TOWNSHIP STOCK FARMS CHOICE LiTTERS OR INDIViDUALS YOUNG GILTS AND BOARS, from 6 tteeke to 125 iha, FROM LARGE LI,TflRS, 18, 17, 16, 13 LARGIJ ENGLISH YORKS and GAN_A_D?AN YORKS Some choice young gilts and boars. from a Bradbury Sow. PRICES REASONABLE FOR THE BEST Cebele Rosendahl Herdsman Phone 606W2 Listowel Lots 47 and 43 Wallace Twp. L. and W. JACKSON Listowel Phone 161 Proprietors 9 gaGUAGET RANTEED BRAND EE3E, E' from.... ESTONE Ask Any CASE Owner He will tell you he 3perates for less. We Have The Machines Let Us DEMONSTRATE And Remember We Service What We Sell Your CASE DEALER ED. RICHARDS -.' ' Phone 86r5 Ethel ra "... nal staying long officer ... just popped in for 1k Canada Savings. Bondi"