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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-2-16, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST g I ,moi', -A. 5" wojem LgAgpitg ltis91lgc ul'WS- I AO' MR: a .C-' W?A`- WIv R ZleM 1 Podicts of Dsthiction SPECIAL OFFER 10 ounce jar Nogzema $1.00 Fine for Chapped Hands An Oustanding Value II FOR THE HAIR Minut Curl $1.50 Check Coughs EXTRACT COD LIVER OIL WITH CREOSOTE $1,00 Bottles Bronchial Syrup 50c Vick's Vapo Rub 50c Wonder Curl 69c Toni Refill for Home Permanent . , $1.25 and Colds THERMOGENE A Medicated Wadding 60c Hot Water Bottles $1.00 and up A.S.A. Cough Drops 15c pkg. Greatly Reduced Prices on Room Lots of Wall Paper Bring in measurements, and if there is enough to do the room required. A bargain may be found. For Latest Patterns see the New Spring Simplicity Catalogue. R. STATIONERq DRUGGIST tired leXaH Drug Store TELEPHONE No. 62 — BRUSSELS. ONT, IT atop Look Listen We Wreck'ern We Fix'em Like New Shoe and MEM Harness Repairs C. J. PEGELOW, PROP. SURGE MILKERS OMR': MAIO Hot Water Heaters J. B. Higgins, Seaforth earldom Eisele? -0- Phone lee 9o5S'ortie Articles For Sale— GEORGE POLLARD Typewriters, Adding Machines, Cash Regsiters, Bought, Sold & REPRESN T ATidE Repaired. Safes, opened, com-' binations changed, used safes, FOR SALE— bought. I Day-old chickens at the right J. W. Locking prices. last discount date March 1st. 369 - 24th St. 4$f., Order yours now through. your local Phone 2096w Owen Sound 'healer. John Wheeler, Phone 58•r-13. POULTRY — EGGS — FEED Y'S P Each Locker Insured Against Fire. Phone 80 Brussels, Ont. Electrical, Ileating and Pk bins Wholesalers for Acme Pressure Systems (deep or shallow well) Clark Ab -Cooled 3 H.P. Gas Engines Metric Motors, Grinders and Rollers Ele n'cai Appliances and Fixtures AC LAVA. DEALER—M'ilkers,. Separators, Speedway Water Hooters and Accesdaries. Foil tisk of +step and shallow well Pressure Systems. NMcWhirter Electric PHONE 537E BRUSSELS, ONT. Phone 24 Brussels, Ont. CR{emErricrem cict CtctY c Mico N itat ulecuctzio:6'7LC4tEt SartricsuPt Z LADIES DRESSES — A good selection including early Spring Prints, suitable for year round. FEBRUARY THE MONTH FOR YARD GOODS Moire & Taffettas suitable for dance frocks Sheer Wools, Suitings and Coatings. Bengaline Jerseys Tweeds Dress Crepes Spuns Poplin Alpine Splendid Assortment of Prints General Yard Goods w3 .n .5 .hm_wm _,M.e 9 •, f. Wednesday, February loth, 13149 IN MEMORIAM McNTCilt)L-1n loving memory of James McNichol who passed away if years ago Feb. lith, 10•li. • The depth of sorrow w,' (.u1111 1 tel', Of the loss of one w.' loved so well And whiter he sleeps a peacet'u' sleep His memory we shall always keep. Ever rementbr:red by his Wife :end Family. The Brusses Meat Market QUALITY MEATS Who[esa!e and Retail Fresh and Curet Meats Poultry- am_ Fish Phone 83x We Deliver Anytime Coleman & Thompson, Props. (JEWELER) saes GODDESS OF TIME "K" 17lowel, $4250 W. G. Leach "The Store for Beautiful Gifts" ETHEL The annual meeting of the 17thel' United O1un'clh was held on Friday evening, February lith. At 0;80 the congregation eat down to a delicious banquet prepared by the Women's Associations. The room and tables were tastefully decorated in keeping with Valentine day. Decoration was done under the supeneeion of Mrs, Chester Earl. After the (limier was enjoyed Rev. Wilson took charge of the annual reports and a short prrrgram, The congregation joined it, singing the hymn "Clone Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love." Reports were presented by the En velem! Steward, Cameron Coch- rane: S. S. Treasurer, )Mss Pear son; Report for W.M.S.. Mrs. G. Pearson; Report for W. A.. Miss, M. I-Iansuld; Ti. port for 'rrust.ee Board. Mrs. J. King; Report for Circuit Treasurer, John Pearson. A. very favorable balance was reported In a). departments. Recitations were gi\en by Margaret Smith and Rodney Godden. A chorus was sung by Dona and Dorothy Milts and Marg. aret Conley. Cecil Bateman ane Bob entertained with numbers on guitar and violin, • George Pearsot sang a solo and Misses Doris •and Jean Cnehrane, Mrs. C. Pcarsnn and Mrs, A. Pearson sang a double duet, 1n amusing skit was ;even by the members o£ now. M, 0, 'T`no Many Cooks Spoil The Broth." The \-Tis'lon Rand presetite.l a s110tt play -- ")Date Boots." Mr. and Mos, Roy T -Tall were then called to the platform and Miss Elle Pearson read the followlnng address. Dear Roy and Pearl Tt is our usual custom to honour those who have served in our Chrnch and in our community on their de. parbnre from our midst. On rate occasions such as this we recognize the serviees of persons who are not leaving no. Both of your have served in our Church since your childhood, as have your parents before you. You have been active in the S. S. as teach -err, iSktperintenndent. pianist. Yon have been faithful members or she choir, with all the driving and practising that, that entails for a great ninny years. You have served as well in other capaetittes in the Church, You have given of your time and' talents un- stintingly. You have had the cour- age to speak out for what you be- lieved was right. We have felt that your influeence was for he good. As members and adherents of this Church, therefore we are glad to show our respect and esteem for you in the presentation of these gifts, We are not overlooking the fact, however, that you are both still in your prime, and so we expect you to continue the good work for a long time yet. Sdgnecl -- Mrs, Ring Mrs, Cleaver Mr. mind Mrs. Cameron Cochrane. i Mrs. Ring and Mrs. Cleaver then presented them with a Scatter rag, a blanket and mirror, Roy made a suitable replay thanking one and all for their kindness. Rev. Wilson expressed the con- gregations appreciation to Doris Cochrane for the artistic invitations which she made for the ban.rluet, The congregation then sang "0i Master Let Me Walk With Thee" and the /nesting was closed bC-the Pastor. I17veryone was pleased with the largo attendance.' Wanted YOU RECEIVE HIGHEST CASH RETURNS when you ship your milk to i j TheBrussels Creamery I PHONE 22 1, .ce Jewepl dam'. Sons Plumbing — Heating—Tinsmithirlg and Deep Well Systems. Installations Completed in Accordance with Provincial Board of Health Regulations. Phone 33 '•russels, ATTENTION FARMERS The Huron County Seed Fair will be held FRI., MARCH 11th & SAT., MARCH 12th in CLINTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE in Clinton $500 in prizes. Junior Seed Judging — Good Programme Get your entries cleaned early. Small Seeds and 10 Bushels lots must be accompanied by a grade certificate. E. Robertson, R. G. Bennett, Pres. Sec.-Treas. THE HURON CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Mg.*',`0S'•Jc •JAV his'•.Jc %cxia;°lc ;Jc'>^fiJc �.�' u-ra0.JWAtg r tk c ri b ken's Lkd e 19 Children's Good Dresses Sizes 4 to 12 years — Reg. $3.95 Special $1.00 Our Entire Stock of Women's and Misses' Dresses Regular $14.95 to $22.50 Special $9.98 4 Women's Winter Coats Regular $27,50 Special $9.98 19 Pair of Boys All Wool Tweed Pants Sizes 28 to 32 only — Regular $5.95 Special Half -Price $2.98 4 Men's All Wool Blanekt Cloth Windbreakers — Regular $11..95 Special Half -Price $5.95 Men's Tweed and Worsted Suits Special $22.50 Women's and Misses' House Dresses Special $1.49 Men's and Boys' Ski Caps Special $1.00 Children's All, Wool Ski Pants Special $2.49 Drastic Reduction On All Men's, Women's and Children's Rubber Footwear GRAMIIMM 111.1.0 OMNI 111101W01111•11,M.1•2111. T!'! ARCADE. STORE Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family Phone 61 `" Brussels, Ont.