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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-8-17, Page 8441 P Ti e Some of the little things, that are perhaps hard to get, but are needed. Lump Alum, Salicylic Add, Cinnamun Buds, Whole Allspice, Turmeric, Powder Saccharine, Pickling Oils, Whole Cloves, Curry Powder. All sizes of corks. Revlon Color Chest Only $1.00 4 Different Shades of NaiPEnamel and a base coat. AU keyed to fashions latest colors the assortment in one handy package. All for $1.00. CLEANSING TISSUE SPECIAL Facelie Sampler Sale Banded together 50c value for 39 2 regular 20c pkgs. and One 10c pkg. all for 39c Leave Your Films Here Prints at No Extra Cost. 6i fi? for Larger Photo Pack Strip e EL PARTH STATIONER exalt Drug Store DRUGGIST .-ted SHONE No. 62 — BRUSSELS. ONT. CRANBROOK Services in Knox Presbyterian I Church have been held as usual since the last issue of this paper. Rev. Alex Simpson occupied the pulpit all three; Sundays and Sunday, July 331 the choir sang the anthem "I am praying for you" by Sankey and on Sunday last Mrs. Michel sang the solo"TheStranger of Gali- lee." Among holiday visitors in and around the village were Mr. Winston bloEachern, Hamilton. at the home 1 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baker, Mr. and Mrs. IIoward Mitchell and funnily. Thorold. and Mr. Fred Mitchell, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McTaggart: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hunter, Oshawa, with Mrs. C. Om - stead and Mr. and Mrs. Lylle Gordon, Mrs. J. H. Cameron, London, with Mrs. Ft. K. McDonald and Miss A. Forrest: Mr. Win, Cameron with his mother Mrs. Wm. Cameron Sr., ana Calvin and Mrs, Cameron; Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Williams. Valetta and son Ivor and Mrs. Williams and little eon, London with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M.•\nir: Herold Moore, Aylmer, with \Tr, and Mrs. Stanley Campbell, ' Mrs. Clara Omstead is holidaying in St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shaw, Niagara Falls, visited at the home of Mrs. R. K. McDonald on Monday. Mr, Shaw was a former teacher at S.S. No. 7. While hurrying to close windows befre the storm on Wednesday of last week Mra, Roht, Campbell had the misfortune to slip, fracturing a bone iu her foot, She was taken to Wingham hospital on Thursday where her foot was placed in a cast and she was allowed to be moved to the home of her son Stanley on Saturday. The Young Women's Auxiliary of Knox Presbyterian Church, Oran - ,rook met at the home of Mrs, Stan. Fischer with Dories Hood in charge. The meeting opened with Call to Worship. Hymn 282 was bung, The Scripture was read in unison and taken from Isaiah. A prayer was wren by Mate McNabb. The topic, 'Chinese Christians face their task,' by Mrs. Stewart McNair. Psalm 108 was then sung. Meeting closed with prayer. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. WALTON Adam Sholdice, who fractured a hip bone several weeks ago, is a 1 patient in Wingham General Hos- pital, He is reported to be making favorable progress. Personals: Attending summer camp at Goderich are: Margaret achilles, Audrey Hackwell, OIene Dundas, Lois Fox, June Hackwell, Barbara Patterson, Rose Marie Bolger, Mary Dennis, Clara Bu= chanan, and Doris Johnston; Don- ald Grey, Stratford, visited friends here; Miss Isabel Brintnell, Strat- ford, with Mr. and Mrs, Campbell Wey; Vic Shaw in Muskoka. F. F. Homuth Registered Optometrist 'Western Ontario's Most Modern Eye Service" ne 118, Harriston POULTRY — EGGS — FEED o df ; �, i4.1. Each Locker Insured. Against Fire. Phone 80 Brussels, Ont. GRANTOR good ' orttriraa!•wJ4oJc milk ;replacements • i'r. . ! rr/ Pre u tirnIk./ h,.. nir, - • Ethel Produce — Phone 224.-10 A THE BRUSSELS POST Phone 24 — Brussels, Ont. -wcwxlItimmicIslarlelskuersiettusivelcuctosicialtsgszuguassicaziesaasitannetewsty Fall ,tresses and Coats, etc® Now Coming an Stock rioninitlumetantarEMSIMEI=Mentit.S "Announcerenc .99 BRUSSELS COAL YARD Having purchased the coal business from McDonald's, we will operate it on a strictly cash basis. We are fully equipped and will endeavour to give you prompt and courteous service at the lowest possible prices. Only highest quality fuels will be handled. Shipments are slow and we advise every one to order their requirements immediately. Orders will be delivered as received. This week we have 1 car of Nut and 1 car of Stove Jet Black, Pittston Anthracite Coal at $20.50 per ton off car delivered. We have arriving soon : 1 car of very best Alberta Lump Coal. 1 car of Olga Pocahontas Stove Coal. Car of Hamco Coke. We hereby solicit your valued patronage. BRUSSELS COAL YARD Phone 77 Brussels Can we afford e The chances are you CAN, Thousands of Canadians who thought they couldn't afford Sterling Silver are find- ing that the best in silverware is well within reach of even moderate incomes. Come in and let us show you how economical • it is today. Patterns shown, left to right, Pine Tree, Enchantress, Prelude, Northern Lights. Witerteetioffal Jeff*, W. G. Leach Jeweller -- Brussels, Ont. Wednesday, August 17th, 1040 Go By T;:.lii1 to the t�fj$ 1k�A �9i 1 l4Di dWr. a I el A a AT TORONTO Aug. 2610 Sop,. 10 Lcw Rail Fares FARE AND ONE-HALF FOR THE ROUND TRW ----------- Good going Thursday, Aug. 25 to Saturday, Sept. 10 inclusive. Return Limit—Sept. 14 Full information from any agent. Ji;y Federation News By W. V. Roy, Sec. Treasurer The Natinal Film Board circuit sponsored by the Huron County, Federation of Agriculture will be' "d ^- usual starting the fall season, September 12th. Any organ- ization or school wishing to be placed on the regular schedule, or to sponsor a showing should contact the County Projectionist or Secre- tary of the County Federation. A new departure le being tried out in Huron this Fall, with Stephen Township, and the village of Exeter s the guinea pig. A township film council is being set up, an extra machine will be loaned by the Film Board, and a voluntary circuit will he operated. Co-operative Insurance is the pro -jerk being sponsored this year by the Federation of Agriculture. About 500 County farmers have •.r•y•dy availed themselves of Co- c,,e”,Nr^ Automobile Insurance and the number is steadily increasing, The experience of the Company so far has definitely proven that farmers are a good risk. Before your insurance comes up for renewal investigate Co-operative Car insur- ance by contacting- your nearest agent and support your own company and your own organization. ELLIOTT'S NURSING HOME Accommodation for bed patients and invalids. � ; r iitg t,�'- 1.4 G A5s ' ; �' 1 r160 4144.814411111101141110. RN ANIfTiingi bier, Gt t'll.y"tinrS Better rfv08al THE I'1'iW Via; IRON lry HALF THE TIME WITH HALF THE WORK Ors COMP1ETEIY NEW PT'S RADlefillY DIFFERENT ME lila AND TRY rr9 •J "e `, lot eat Needs Phone 17 er Thermos Jars and Bottles Fl ctric Fans Hot Plates Electric Stoves Fly Screen AD ARE Brussels, Ont. ANNOUNCEMENT EIVT This is to inform the public that 1 rye continuing the Veterinary Practice of t, late Dr. W. ''. Thompson, Atwood, Ont. Telephone Atwood 9. A. B. FL EMIING, D.V.M., V. Rates reasonable. Nursing Service nay and night. Telephone 367 Josephine St. Wingham — Ont. Renfrew Cream Separators and Milkers Fleury -Bissell Discs, Plows, Manure 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 Oliver-Cockshutt Tractors MORRI'IT & WRIGHT Implement Dealers for Oliver Implements ITelephone 4 and 93. Blyth, Ont. The Brussels Creamery PHONE 22 MILK -BUTTER -CREAM ICE CREAM Cold Storage Lockers Purina Chows seposemsimeerestseemessmegessesieniessmsea SURGE MILKERS DAIRY A9.A6j Hot Water Heaters J. B. Higgins, Seaforth Servlee Deafer — Phone 11111 eeah1lh GEORGE POLLARD REPRE$NTATIVE :. dhuslsO. 1 r 1 Rack of our better line of Dresses including jerseys, crepes and cottons Regular $19.95 Special $9.95 1 Rack of Women's and Misses' Spun Rayon Dresses — Regular $7.95 Special $3.95 1 Rack of Children's .Cotton Dresses Sizes 2 to 0 Special 98c 90 Pair of Women's and Misses' Shoes pumps, ties, oxfords and sandals broken sizes — regular up to $5.95 Special $1,98 90 Pair of Children's Shoes leather sandals with rubber soles Special to clear $1,00 per pair. Men's Penman's Balbrigan Underwear combinations, shirts and drawers. 43111141.1..161111 THF ARCADE STS,, Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fatni.' Phone 61 Brussels, On,