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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-2-8, Page 8THE BRUSSF.1- POST NfiTheefixix test identifics se hog Drugs 7.n.t Can Be Depended Upon TD ey May Be Needed PuretestI Cod Liver Oil 95c bots. Mineral Oil 95c bots. Aromatic Cascara 25c and 50c bots. Iodine 25c bots. Friar's Balsam 25c bots. 15c and 25c pkgs. Castor Oil 25c bots. Epsom Salts 15c and 25c Camphorated Oil 45c bots. Whole Flaxseed and Linseed Meal "ANDY CLARK AND HIS HIS NEIGHBORLY NEWS" .. $3.00 Read the book, and fancy you are once more listening to this broadcast, that gave pleasure to so many. Old Fashoined Horehound Candy 1/2 pkg. 25c Smith Bros. Cough Candies - either Black Menthol or Wild Cherry still only 10c pkg. Druggists Peppermints 10c Cellophane Bags OZINSPO VALENTINES NOW ON DISPLAY Beautiful Greeting Card Folders at 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c each Valentine's for School Post Office Boxes at 3 for 5c, 2 for 5c and 5c each. F.P ;"" ® S MET Rexall Drug Store STATIONER DRUGGIST and SI`FLEPHONE No. 62 HURON COUNTY FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE The campaign is on again to have all cattle in this County sprayed for the eradication of the Warble Fly. This work has achieved favourable results in the past few years. It is to be hoped all townships will see fit to continue spraying the cattle this year. Township Federations are behind this work and they should see that the Petition is circulated in plenty of time to get the neeessarry 66% of all the cattle owners signed up. It is BRUSSELS. ON'I then up to your township council to pass a By -Law and make arrange- ments to have the spraying carried on and a competent inspector pro- vided. Some townships circulated the petition last year and got as high as 97% of the cattle owners approval. MR. CHAS. BLACKSTONE Piano and Organ Tuning and Repairing Phone 119 Blyth. Can we afford The chances are you CAN. Thousands of Canadians who thought they couldn't afford Sterling Silver are find- ing that the best in silverware b well within reach of even moderate incomes. Come in and let us show you how economical it is today. Patterns shown, Iefi to right, Pine Tree, Enchantress, Prelude, Northern Lights. eigiengewaital mi Jewellery Store eachfartn ?brussels, Ont. Phone 24 Brussels, Ont. TIP TOP TAILORS NEWS For the Well -Tailored Woman or Man for 1950. The Sprung and Summer Styles are here and we invite you to look them over. The Ladies Suits and Top Coats are particularly smart to match up with the well -tailored man. The delivery is three weeks Select Yours Now for Easter. DRESSES — We have a splendid assortment of Dresses for Ladies and Misses for present or Spring Wear. A Few Dresses To Clear At Bargain Prices. r. oF4 ssrsL ..:..t'ar•-s�- rti+kr.r...�F'..f.: f. Girl Guides Enjoy Supper A reguar meeting of the Girl Guides was preceded by a pot -luck supper served in the library base- ment on last Wednesday evening. Following this pleasant event the Guides had invited members of the local association to spend the even- ing with them when an interesting program of work was given. The usual opening ceremony was used, including the Guides' hymn, prayer and the saluting of the flag. Sheila Alderson and Audrey Dav- idson demonstrated the semaphore with gloria Clarke calling the let- ters. The program also included: Piano solo, Lavair McNair; demon- stration of first aid, Winnifred Ray- mond, Shirley Stevenson; story, Sheila Porter; piano solo, Audrey Davidson; vocal ,duet, Agnes Lane and Jane Rann; vocal duet, Agnes Lane and Margaret McCutcheon. Mary Agnes Higgins gave an inter- { esting account of her week spent at Kitchigemi Guide camp last sum- mer and passed pictures showing camp activities. Mrs. William Leach, who has been leader of the local Guide troupe, has been appointed a commisioner. This necessitates giving her leader- ship to Donna C•udmore, who will be assisted by Margaret Speir, Mrs. For the I MMG HERD Mix your grain with a Purina Cow Chow Supplement to make a real 1690 milk.making ration. PUMA CO'§` legrak .v., FOtt CHOW DRY CWS To help build dry coat s up for reduced calving troubles and extra milk ahead, feed Purina Bulky -Las and oats —half and half! ii,go:' "OM BULKY -LAS and OATS r `llv Brussels Creamery Leach was present with a pearl set guide ring. In expressing her thanks Mrs. Leach spoke of the progress made by the Girl Guide movement since It was organized in Brusselss twoyears ago, thanked the Guides for enthusiastic study and asked the same enthusiasm under the new leader. Donna. Cud -more expressed appre- ciation at the interest of mothers and friends, and foliowing the closing invited the guests to re- main for tea and cookies. Many ccmpiimentary comments were made by the visitors for the dem- onstration of Girl Guide work, The Voice Of Temperance Phone 22 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Wednesday, February 8th 1910 r With farm prices lower you must produce your grain for less to make a fair profit. Why not try "NA -CHUBS", Liquid Fertilizer this spring its cheaper, easier to handle .-- Use in ordinary seed drill. The resultswill amaze you, and prove that Fertilizer in a Liquid form is here to stay. For informat- ion Phone 17-r•-19 Brussels and GLEN FRASER your Local Dealer will caII on you. All persons having claims against the estate of MARY BALLANTYNE, late of the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, Widow, who died on or about the Seventeenth day of January, 1950, are notified to send to the undersigned on or about the Twenty-fifth day of February, 1950, full particulars of their claims in writing. Immediately after the said Twenty-fifth day of February, the assets of the said Testatrix will be distributed amongst the parties en titled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the executors shall then have notice. Dated this Sixth day of February. A. D. 1960. CRAWFORD & HETHNl'RINoTON Brussels, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executors. Syl Apps starred for the Maple Leafs for 10 years, He says "Drink- ing has no place In the life of an athlete either physically or morally." Hap Day is coach of the Maple Leafs. He says, " have no .use for liquor or { athletes who use it. I have seen too many good players fall by the way- side." Ted Kennedy is Captain of the Maple •Leafs. He says, "I've seen the drinkers come and go. They don't last long in this league." The voice of hockey and the voice of temperance say the same thing. Don't drink, 1947 Mercury Sedan. This a good clean car, priced right. Modt1 A Ford Coach, new motor pletely overhauled throughout. Chevrolet Panel Truck. Snow and Mud Tires at a Big Reduction, Farmers, get your tractor put in condition for spring work. Special, One Week Only — Plough Shares 10% off. Oil Filters, we're overstocked, must be cleaned out this week. and coin- _ Richards & Son Phone 86-r-5 Ethel, Ont. :,3' IMESI s . ;' rlk.(in11�,' 273 u..4i MEESSIERMUMW=Manne..s. vysy„ sustvamd •c ^rs7tSu, ARG Ya tart . ELMA FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY The 06th Annual Meeting of the Policy Holders of the Elma Farmers Fite Insurance was held in the For- esters Hall in Atwood on Feb. 7th. 1950, at two o'clock. The oompany hada had a success- ful year showing an increase in the number of policies and the amount of insurance at risk as well as an increase in the surplus account. Messrs. Warren Morrison, Wm. Little and Herbert Berlett were re-elected as dh'eotors. The following officers were elected for 1950. President Warren Morrison, 1 Vice President Wm. E. Little. • J. A. McBain was re-engaged as secretary. I I NEW COLOR COMIC STARRING ROY ROGERS, COWBOY KING l IFor hard ridin' action, see Roy Rogers and his horse Trigger, in a great new Western adventure color comic, starting in this Sunday's , (February 12) issue of The Detroit ' Suniday 'Dimes, It's NEW 1 It's different! See "Roy Rogers, Ring or the Cowboys", new color comic, i every week in The Detroit Sundary Times, -'°" t" 010 He sit out GROIN, GRIPS No chains needed this winter—not aids Firestone Studded Ground Gripti The. deep, 5-slid,,I1.cloening studs, bite— grip—pull through snow and mud. Get them !achy for tomorrow's winter drieln9. m `'� ,r t Accessories Wilkie's Ankle Supports $1.75 pair (laced right in your shoes) Skate Laces, Leather or Cotton and Polishes Skates Sharpened. REDUCED PRICES ON WINTER FOOTWEAR Kindly have your dry cleaning for Armitage's in by Monday Noon. wit's Sho a pair S..':.5,:4_.Frrt....t wr..k.d a . af.-+�%'€��- 'si�ksF:''•;ks Nott s*.e . ELECTRIC WIRING Residential, Farm and Industrial WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Refrigerators, Ranges, Radios, Washing Machines and Etc. WOODS ELECTRICAL FARM EQUIPMENT PRESSURE SYSTEMS INSTALLED Th ell so Telephone 64-r-12 Brussels STOCK TAKNG SPECIALS 41 pair of Women's and Growing Girls Suede Pumps, Loafers, Oxfords, Sandals and Crepe Sole Loafers and Crepe Sole Oxfords in the lot. We are determined to make a clean sweep of all our shoes regardless of cost. There is not a pair of shoes under $.495 in the lot. To Clear $1.95 per pair. 16 pair of Men's lack and Brown Oxfords, White. and Brown Oxfords, ' and Boys Leather Hikers Spec:al $2.98 Women's Black and Brown Lace Fur Trimmed Goloshes, all sizes Special $3.50 a pair. 28 pair of Women's Black Slushers Special $2.29 a pair Children's White Oxfords and Boots Sizes 2 to 10% — $1.39 a pair Men's 12" Leather Top Boots, rubber bottoms, sizes 6 to 11 — Special $4.89 Women's and Misses' New Spring Style House Dresses — Sizes 14 to 44 Special $1.98 Full Fashioned (first quality) Nylons Sizes 9 to 11 — Special $1.00 a pair There are all, kind of bargains throughout the store, come in and look around. THE ARCADE ,STORE sRaolaoRiQ�.=A�pr— xpa '°¢3.,• Store Wide. Bargains for the Whole Family Phone 61 Brussels, Ont,