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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-2-15, Page 8THE BRUSSEI S POST EN SICKNESS Si IKES Hot Water Bottles at 98e and up Rexall Bronchial Syrup 50c Bots. Kleen �x Tissues 18 and 29c Vick's 50c —Rel°eves the Misery of Chest Colds Bayer's Aspirin Tablets 18c, 29c and Bottles of 100 — 79c Absorbent Cotton • • • • 20c and 35c pkgs. Walrnpole's Tasteless Extract • • $1.00 Bots. 50c Rexall Nose Drops Mi 31 Antiseptic Mouth Wash • • 30c Bots. Rex -Menthol Inhalers for Head Colds • • 35c 50c Bots. 4 -Square Mineral Oil C6d Liver Compound with Creosc to $1.25 Bats. Quick -Acting Backache Plasters 60c F. STATIONER DRUGGIST and j f k H so: Rexail Drug Store st EPHONE No. 6 — BRUT. ONT NOTICE !Closing date, March 1. G. A. Milne, Secretary. WANTED Applications are invited, for the secretaryship of the East Huron Agricutural Society, Apply, stating salary expected, to G. A. Milne, Brussels. Closing date, Feb. 24th. Entries are invited for the Beaver Oats Field Crop Competition to be sponsored by the East Huron Agri- cultural Society. Eight cash prizes are being offered. Registered seed to be used. Full information may be had from the secretary or directors Jewellery Store Cia LEACH Brussels, Ont. Phone 24 — Brussels, Ont. D SSSS WOMEMS A fine group including some of our leading makes — Regularly priced up to $23.95 To go at one price $14.95 DR SSSS SSES Two groups — These include smart taffetas for smart girls $9.95 — $10.95 For this sale we must ask a small charge for alterations. IN MEMORIAM McNICHOL — In loving memory of Mr. James McNichol, who passed away six years ago Feb. 17th, 1944. Six years have passed but still we miss him Never shall his memory fade Loving thoughts; will always linger Round the grave where be is laid. Ever reanembered by wife and family, NOTICE The Council of the Township of Grey are asking for applicationa 'for the position of Inspector under the pro- visions of The Warble Fly Control Act. Inspector to be paid 76c per hour and to supply his own transportation. Applications received till S o -clock p, M. March 14th. J. H. Fear, Clerk. R. A. F iD REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST will be at his office in runs.11s On WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCMth • Nine a. m. until Noon. OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted Complete Eyesight Service. 1 1947 Mercury Sedan, This a good clean car, priced right. Model A Ford Coach, new motor, and con,. 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. E. Richards & Son. Phone 86-r-5 - Ethel, Ont, R'ednesday, February 16th, 1960 For the ILWING HERD Mix your grain with n Purina Cow Chow Supplement to make a real 16% milk -making ration. PUNA COW CHOW fl gRa FOR To help build dry cows up for reduced. calving; troubles., and extra milk ahead, feed Purine Sulky -Las and oats —half and half! s ti S�ldl%1U3 atv�`'lae�ril[+ lit111CY- S and OATS The Brun. eii C''svaillli cry Phone 22 BLUEV ALE ATT T 9SMIRIM67990=.` 4171 11, F With farm prices lower you must produce your grain for less to make a fair profit. Why not try "NA-CHURS", 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 call on you. it The second cine Morris euchre club met last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard .Tames when six tables played: Prizes for tale highest points were awarded to Mrs. Bill Eleton and Roy Sellers while R. J. MacMurray and Mrs. Roy Sellers suceesOlully played the greatest. number of Ione. hands. Miss Wilda Agar and Bernard Thoanas were given the consolation: prizes, The bostess served refreshments assist- ed by Mrs. Russel Salter. One of the best series of National Film Board pictures was projected by Harold Lobb of Summerhill, In the community hall before an ap- preciative audience. The filen en- titled "Who will teach, my child?" made a• comparison between poorly - trained teachers • and. well-trained ones. Colored pictures of Prince -Edward island and the wax wing, nighthawk and killdeer were greatly enjoyed. Following the Heron Mobile Library from point to point over the country was a colored film with script by Tom Raffterty, showing different inter- esting feature along the route in - cladding flowers, herds of cattle. pigs, • sheep and horses, The home of Glavin, Green at Goderich, Huron County hisstorian, was shown. At .the morning service in the United Church, Rev. J. A. Burden preached from the text, "Today it you would bear his voice harden not your heart." Music was supplied by the junior choir. C. A. Falooner of Seaforth, had charge of the morning service at Knox Presbyter- ian Church and preached on the sub- ject "Christ the true vine," based on the 15th chapter of St. John. An- nouncement was made that the in- dnuction service for Dr. C. I-1, Mac- Donald auto the paaloral charge of Bluevale and, Delmore congregat- ions will be hold • at Delmore on Friday evening. Mr. MacDonald will occupy the pulpit next Sunday at Bluevale at lit a. in, and at Belmore in the afternoon, GOSPEL MEETING In Orange Hall, Bruhsels on Sunday at 3 p. m. . under the direction of John` M. Martin of Hawkesville Everybody Welcome crest tit STUDDED GROUND GRIPS No 4hsins needed this winter—not wuh Firestone Studded Ground Gripd The. deep, &sided self cI-iing studs, Us— grip—pull through snow and mud, Gef them (odny for tomonoW's wittier driving, ,, lir ,, W ,;br r, runIAN 6 ,CA su%mrr,5} kati Wilkie's Ankle Supports (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. $1.75 pair e 1r it's Shoe R Renfrew Cream Separators Milkers, Washing Machines, Stoves, Scales Pressure Systems also Beaver Grain Grinders and Hammer Mills Hugh • ©tragus QG Phone 37-r-14 Brussels. rational Sew and Save Week Feb. lith to 25th We are making it worth your while to shop during this National Sew and Save Week. We have made some drastic reductions on all our cottons and prints. The largest selection we have ever shown in years. Prints from 39c, 49c and 59c a yard. Reduction on American Cottons and _ ' inghams To 50 % of Regular Value, Drop in and see our large display and low prices. - For economy do your sewing with McCall Patterns. - THE ARCADE TORE Store Wide Bargains for the Whale F'attnily Phone 61 I3rulaaelss, Qlrt#.