The Brussels Post, 1949-11-16, Page 8Maya ar
THE BRUSSELS POST
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Plumb Beautiful Revlon New '''. ich Color in
NailiPolish 50c and Lip Sticks. 65c
Last Call for Combination Pkg. Facelle
Regular Value 50c for 39c
Rubber Gloves
Hot Water 'bottles
29c pr.
$1.19
The New Ammoniated Tooth
Powder
49c
Prepare for Colds
Vick's Vapo Rub 50c — Inhalers 39c
Pablum or Pabena
Precooked Baby Cereal 25c and 50c
IWest's Tooth Brushes 50c and 25c
Dental Plate Brushes 50c
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Hudnut's Egg Creme Shampoo • • • • $1.25 A
Home Permanent Refill $1.75
Wampole's Tastless Extract
Cod Liver Oil
$1,00
Roll Wave Hair Brushes
Clear Plastic Special $1,25
DRUGGGISGIS NERT .. d
S'Rexall Drug Store
y`FLF.PHONE No. 62
BRUSSFI S. ONT.
Phone 24 — Brussels, Ont.
Girls Wear smart dresses in feather flannel
rayon, etc., including a beautiful selection
of Party or "Best" Dresses„
Be ready for Christmas plays, etc.
White Hose for girls.
Clearing — A group of Kiddies Coats and
Coat Sets, Parkas, etc., sizes 2 - 12 years.
One Price $9.95 each.
See the fine line of Draperies and Bates
Spreads tc smarten up your home.
Bates Spreads are famous for Beauty,
n -s Wa.sbabil_Pty.
Packers
Poultry and Eggs
Phone 70x
Select vow Christmas Lingerie Now. The
"Holenroof" line is outstanding.
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Mrs, S. James Allis
Active for many years in church
work, Ada Ann Ailin, widow of Rev.
S. James Allan, minister of the
Methodist and United Churohes, died
in Toronto, November 3rd. She
was in her 91st year. Mrs. Alliu
was born in London, Ontario and
was formerly Ada Darch, daughter
of the late James and Sarah Dareh
Deceased accompanied her husband
on pastorates in Cleveland; Ohio, Toronto. Also leaving to mourn her
London, Centralia, Amherstbu g, loss are nine grandchildren and nine
Brussels, Parkhill, Windsor, Clinton great grand -children.
and Wyoming. Prior to his retire•
went, Mr. Allis was assistant pastor Interment was made in Park
Lawn Cemetery, Toronto Nov. lath.
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BLUEVALE E Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black, was born
,at Bluevale and spent the wreater
Ideal gall weather added to the part of her life a resident here.
success of the bazaar held in the The remains are being brought to
Sunday School room of the United Fordwich where funeral service
Church sponsored by the Woman's will be held on Monday at the
Association of the former Ebe. e; er United Church. Interment will be
congregation assisted by the W A. made in Fordwich cemeter.,'.
of Bluevale. At the United Church' on Sunday
Home-made baking. aprons. pit. morning Rev. J. A. Burden took for
low slips, lunch cloths, candy and his subject "God's Forgiving Love"
vegetables were soon disposed of At Knox Presbyterian Church
to eager buyers. Afternoon tea Bev. Leland C. Jorgensen spoke
was served. The proceeds amounted on the subject, "The Majesty of
to more than 5100. A fish pond under Christ' 'based on the text "We
the auspices of the Mission Band, have not followed cunningly -de.
realized more than $6. wised fables, when we made known
Word has been received 'tare of
the sudden death at his home in
Chicago, Illinois, of Hamar Pletch
His wife, the former Miss Jean
Black, younger daughter of the -late
Dear. Sir or Madam:
Brussels Export Packers want ,to
buy all your Chickens, on a Rail
Grade Basis, ranking mora money
for yourself, only charging 5e per
bird for killing, giving you the high.
est prides, good cervicis and honest
grading,
Bring your Chickens to Brussels
Export Packers and see for yourself
the advantage and satisfaction yin
will have by dealing wit:, them,
Also bring in your Ducks and
Geese when ready and obtain the
highest prices,
If you bring your 5543 into our
plant at Brussels we will pay you a
premium of le per dozen above Daily
1 Market prices as quoted in the daily
papers.
Brussels Export 1 acgers telephone
number 70x Is convenient for you to
call' for the highest quotations os
your Chickens and Eggs.
Yours very truly,
Brussels Export Packers.
Brussels, Ont.
Nov, 15, 1949
Wednesday, November 16th, 1949
of Howard Park United Church, To•
ronto. Mrs. Allan had been a i
Sunday School worker and Bible
Class teacher all during her married
life and was a life member of the ,I
W.M.S. and W.C.T.U.
Surviving are five sons, Cleve
of Vancouver; Clarke, St. Louis;
Mo.; Arthur, Way and James of
Toronto and two daughters, Mrs. P.
R. Turner and Mrs. Carl Deaf of
ommamalmormaallar
unto you the power and coming
of our Lord Jesus Christ but were
eye witnesses of His majesty" Mrs.
Archie Parker sang a solo "The
Christ of the Cross."
Notice
ELECTRICAL CONT ACTING
Fixtures and Appliances
Pressure Systems
Telephone 64-r-12
rose
Brussels
POULTRY EGGS — FEET.
Each Locker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 80
ussel', Ont.
c.
Phone 86-r-.
ards & Soo
Ethel, Ont.
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BARGAINS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS
Men's Rubber Boots Knee High, Red or Black Sole
Dominion
Gooderich
Gutta Percha
Kaufman
British Your choice heavy weight $3.95
light weight $3.00
Men's heavy leather tops $5.95
Men's extra heavy fonr vice Oil -treated tops 9.50
Men's heavy 4 oz. work socks .75c
Just arrived large assortment of SCOTT,McHALE Shoes
for men, Canada's finest.
LADIES MURRAY-SELBYHEALTH SPOT Shoes
LADIES MURRAY-SELBY HEEL HUGGER Shoes
Ladies heavy sheep skin and Thermo-pyle Lined rubbers
$6.95 to $10.50
SKATES for the whole family just arrived —
Men's and Ladies; Boys and Girls
We have everything in slushers and rubbers for
Girls and Ladies
Come in and see our large assortment of FORSYTH shirts, ties,
pyjamas, boxer shorts, and scarves. Monarch -knit sweaters.
Phone 11 Brussels, Ont.
The Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22
MILK -BUTTER -CREAM
ICE CREAM
Cold Storage.
Lockers
Purina Chows
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AND
Where To _y The
We are carrying a large stock of well known named lines
such as Bridal Wreath Diamond% Watches by Bulova, Roles,
Elco and others . Wallace and International Sterling Flat-
ware, Community and 1849 Rogers Flatware.
Let us start you in the pattern yors.like beat.
We have several patterns in openstock china. This can
be bought a piece at a time if you wish. Cornflower and Royal
Brierly stemware are always in stock. Also a large assortment
of bone china cups and saucers and Panay pieces, A small down
payment will hold your selection till Christmas. Deterred pay.
ments can be arranged to suit you.
— The Store for Beautiful Gifts --
Phone 91
W. G. LEACH
Brussels, Ont.
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IF YOU NEED WALLPAPER
BUY NO,W
AND SAVE 50%
Gregg's
Phone 17
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rdware
Brussels, Ont.
Church Notes
Rev. Dr. Turner, Ingersoll, was
guest Speaker in Melville Church on
Sunday in the evening ha spoke on
the creation and his text was Isa.
43-7: "I have created man for my
Glory and spoke of life, he that
believeth in me shall sever die, Wa
must live for His glory. Well done
thou good and faithful servant enter
thou in the joy of thy Lord.
The Pilgrims Knew
How. To Eat!
Believe it or not, it took the Pil-
grims a whole week to eat their first
Thanksgiving dinner, even with the
help of the Indians! For interesting
facts, read' "Here's Howe", enter
taining quiz show, in Pictorial
Review, -all-star magazine with this
Sunday's (November 20) issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times.
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Stanfield's
Penman's
and
Mason Knit
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
Ibex 70 x 90
King Cot 70 x 90
SPECIAL $4.75 a pair.
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ter rNeos
4 Women's Fur Trimmed
(OATS
Reg. $39.95
Special $14.95
6 Women's Fur Trimmed
COATS
amdmarammataaariaa
Reg. $49.50
Special $29.95
DRESS SHITS, PYJAMAS
AND ECK WEAR
McGregor
Forsyth
and
Blue Stone
Special Sale of Robby rs & Goloshes
For the whole family.
Men's Heavy Rubber Boots $3.75
Women's and 'toys' Rubber Boots. • $2.25
Women's Slushers $2.75
Children's. Slushers $1.98
The Arcade
Phone 61
ef.Y what that shirt does for yout”
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is apt to hear when be woairs a
MCGREI'ion Scotch Yoke ohirt: The
Scotch Yoke is the Anal toucli in giving
a MCGnaeoa shirt its custom-tailored
appearance—wear one and you'll agree!
tore
Brussels, Ont.