The Brussels Post, 1949-7-20, Page 8rill '1111
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Kodak Films
Cleansing Tissues Facelle or Kleenex
Suntan Cream and Noxzema
Bathing Caps , • ..... 25c and up
Thermos Bottles
Effervescent Fruit Salts 53c tins
Sun Glasses 39c and up ;\
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$1.35
Insect P asell nt 49c Bot.
Handy C =1l op"t^•ane Wrapped Pkg. of
Writing Paper and Envelopes 29c
Di 7., 171,e P1 les, but can be washed
25c Pkg.
Bayer's Aspir'n Tablets . • .. 18c and 29c
Photo View Post Cards of Brussels
Gauze Bandage' and Adhesive Tape
STATIONER
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We now have in stock the Famous
Holeproof Lingerie line. In response to
numerous requests for fine slips, pyjamas,
etc. we feel this is the exnswer. The prices
are nationally advertised, the quality and
style are tops. It's real dollar value. We
also have our usual lines.
CLEARINGS
Numerous articles including a rack of
Shorter House Dresses at $1.98
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Prayer and the Benediction.
ELLIOTT'S NURSING HOME
Accommodation for bed patients
and invalids.
Rates reasonable.
Nursing Service aay and night.
Telephone 367 Josephine St.
Wingham — Ont.
tiers
Each Locker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 30
— Brussels Ont.
Ethel Produce — Phone 22-r-10
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George T. Pearson
Ethel
Hardware Store
Phone 224-5
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WA,i 1'ON
Recent guests at the home of
Roy and Mrs. Bennett : Mrs. Sarah I
Campbell of Lotulon; Mr. and Mrs, :,
J, G. Campbell and daughiror Mari-
Ellen of Toronto; Miss Blanche
Bennett of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenn, Rutledge of
Toronto spent rriday of last week
in the village renewing old acquaint- I
armee. • t
The regular Testing of the Walter' !;
W,M,S. and W.A, was held in the
church basement on July 13th, with
Mrs. John MacDonald presiding, The
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meeting opened with the 'call to i
worship followed by Hymn 234, Tho
theme for this meeting was "more
missionaries", The Roll Call was l
answered by the name of a foreign I
missionary. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted. The .
treasurer gave her report. This was I
followed by a business discussion.
The Walton Group under the leader.
ship of Mrs, F. Kirkby assisted by
• Mrs. I?, Holman who had charge
of the orahig service, Script.
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tares werewread and Mrs. fiolmal
offered prayer. Hymn 877 was sung. I
The ,program consisted of several
questions on missionary work.'
IThese were answered by Mrs. H.,
i Kirkby, Mrs. W. C. Backwell, Mrs.
r•OR SALE—
Electro motors rewound and rte.! 25 -Year -Old Model "T"
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Mired. Expert workmanship, Mo er i At Brussels Now FrAo
ate prices. New motors in stook. • • i Taxi Under Younger Owner
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®etlgor industries, A period of planned economy has
:949 d, Street,I made possible the acquisition of a
Stratford, O I venerable but serviceable Model T
efessmeos,e, Ford by Jim Armstrong, jr., of
Brussels.
Some 25 years ago, T. C. McCall:
of Brussels felt he needed a change
from walking to a more convenient
and restful means of transports -
bought a "new" ear
Resumes regular visits to
On WEDNESDAY MORNING
LY 27th
Nine a. m. until Noon.
OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted
Complete Eyesight Service.
tion,
from Alex Anderson, Brussels car
dealer. It wasn't strictly new, be-
cause previously a man had bought
it, but, disliking the side curtains,
had returned it to the dealer. Mr.
McCall paid 5550 for it. Lately he
began to feel it had served him
sufficiently, so he sold it, to Jim
,for 575, Last year Mr. McCall drove
lit in the Fall Fair parade. Since
Jim bought it, it has been turned
into a 'free taxi" for his friends.
Can we afford .
The chances are you CAN. Thousands
of Capadians who thought they
couldn't afford Sterling Silver are find.
ing that the best in silverware is well
within reach of even moderate incomes.
Come in and let us show you how
economical• it is today.
Patterns shown, left to right, Pine
Tree, Enchantress, Prelude, Northern
Lights.
Witfroroat4yekel y e t;
W. G. Leach
The Store for Beautiful Gifts
Jeweller •— Brussels, Ont.
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers
Fleury -Bissell
Discs, Plows, Mapure Spreaders,
Lime and Fertlizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows Land
Packers, Rubber -Tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders, Mowers,
Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers
and Hammer Mills
We also have repairs for
011ver•Cockshutt Tractors
MORRITT & WRIGHT
Implement Dealers for'
Oliver Implements
Telephone 4 and 93. Blyth, Ont.
Wednesday, July 20th, 1949
IRO% RHYTHM
Easier, Faster„
THEr'P Better
IRON 1N
HALF THE TIME
'WITH
HALF THE
WORK
IT'S COMPIETEIY NEW
IT'S RADICAIIY DIFFERENT
COME IN AND 'TRY ITI
llt `'` ealher
Needs
Thermos Jars
and ottles
Electric Fans
Hot Plates
Electric Stoves
Fly Screen
GREGG'S H R WARE
Phone 17 Brussels, Ont.
unison, Roll Call was answered
with a verse of Scripture containing'
the word throne, the next meeting ':
the word 'robe is to be used. It wa€
decided to have an ice cream socis.
on the lawn of the church July 25 a° •
3:30 with programme and serve p1
and ice cream. Mrs. Lounsbury teat
an address on India. It was decide:
to pack another bale for the West
Miss A. McMerehie closed th•
meeting with prayer,
ETHEL
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The monthly tweeting of the W.M.S.
of the Presbyterian Church was
held at the home of Mrs, W. Kreuter
with a good attendance. The presi-
dent opened the meeting and Mrs.
Alexander read the Scripture from
3rd chapter of Phillipines. The pray-
er from the Glad Tidings was taken
by different members and all
repeated the Lord's Prayer in
The Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22
MILK -BUTTER -CREAM
ICE CREAM
Cold Storage
Lockers
Purina Chows
SURGE MILKERS
DAIRY alma
Hot Water Heaters
J. 13r. Higgins, Seaforth
sinks Dealer — Phone i3 %ONil1
GEORGE POLLARD
REPRIIENTATIVE -- ARUR$ILR
Women's and Misses' All Wool Coats,
Loisg Coats and Shortie Coats
Final Clea arise ¢ Half Price
DRESSES for Wornen's and Misses' in
Jerseys, Crepes and Gabardines, all this
year's styles, Regular $14.95
Special $9.95
Women's and Misses' athing Suits
eguilar $6.95
Boys 'Bathing Trunks
Special $1.00
Men's Bathing Trunks
$1.98 up
Men's Khaki Pants, sanforized shrunk
guaranteed fast colour — Special $3.95
Large assortment of Men's Slacks
summer shades — Special $4.95 up
Men's Blue D.ingerees, lace backs
Special $3.95
Men's Shorts and Tops
Special 59c
Men's Penman's Balbrigan Underwear
combinations, shirts and drawers.
T!i! ARCADE S'°!
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
Phone 61 Brussels, Ont.