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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-2-22, Page 8► • THE BRUSSELS POST ArEidlitelnilleall SEN SICKNES ST Hot Water Bottles at 98c and up Rexa l 3roluchial Syrup 50c Bots. Kleela.` Tissues 18 and 29c Vick's 50c —1 Breves the Misery of Chest Colds Bayer's Aspirin Tab), is 18c, 29c and Bottles of 100 — 79c Absorbent Cotton • • 20c and 35c pkgs. Wampole's Tasteless Extract • • $1.00 Bots. Rexall Nose Drops 50c Mi 31 Antiseptic Mouth Wash • • • 30c Bots. Rex -Menthol Inhalers for Head Colds • • 35c 4 -Square Mineral Oil 50c Bots. Cod Liver Compound with Creosote $1.25 Bots. Quick -Acting Backache Plasters 60c MIT 1r STATION DRUGGIST -ane Jxexaii 'Drug Store . i'FI.F.PHONE No. 62 NOTICE Entries are invited for the Beaver Oats Field Crop Competition to be sponsored by the East Huron Agri- oultural Society. Eight cash prizes are being offered. Registered seed to be used. Full information may be had from the secretary or directors BRUSSELS. WI. Closing date, March 1. G. A. Mllne, Secretary. NOTICE Persons knowing the whereabouts of Grey Township drags or horse drawn graders please notify the Council members or Superintendent. Stan. Alexander. .,I This week we are nationally celebrating Sew and Save Week. In our yard goods department we have a wide selection of prints, crepes, cottons and wools. Drop in and see for yourself. It is smart to say, "I made it myself." Be fashion wise use Butterick Patterns A full range of Dress Making Essentials. Covered Buttons and Buckles made-to-order Be Wise Economize — Sew and Save FEB. 18 — 25. Phone 24 Brussels, ant. Dry Good and Ready -to -Wear "A square deal the year around" W. LAWSON KEARNEY W. Lawson Kearney of lot 29, con. 8, Morris township, 37, died in 'St. Joseph's Hospital, London, late Sat- urday afternoon. He had been in ailing health since Jan. 1. He had been in hospital for the past three weeks. Born in Morris township on Aug. 20, 1912 he was a son o2 the late William R. Kearney, who died on June 28, 1947, aid Mrs. Nettle Lawson Kearney of Morris township. He was married on' Sept. 28, 1940, to Mabel Grace Cameron of Balder - son, Ont. He was a member of Dufff's United Church Walton. Be - =MUM For the HANG NERD Alix. your grain with a Purina Cow Chow Supplement to mala a real 165 milkkmakina ration. PUMA COW CHOW DRY CO To help builddry cowsup for reduced calving troubles and extra milk ahead feed Purine Bulky -Las and nate —half and half! BULKY -LAS € d GAYS The 3r losesk t; a a cry Phone 22 Brussels Town HaII (Continued from Front. Page) eral organizations have offered to assist in raising funds. A group of Young people are at present pre- paring a play to be part on soon. In: his closing remarks, Reeve Cousins asked for the co-operation of all people and organizations in helping with the financing of this new Community Hall and also to maiwtaln orderly, dignified conduct within its walls. He Hien proceeded to declare the Community Hall officially re -opened and 'asked the audience to rise and sing "0 Canada." Robert J. Bowman, a former reeve of many years, congratulated Che council on the splendid. work accomplished and proceeded with a comparison of the communitY life enjoyed by our grandparents and that of our period living has moved from the home to coilmam- ity centres such as this. A program of local talen follow- od with a group of girls and boys from Brussels public school under the direction of Mrs. Carl Douglas wit on Donand Dunbar at the Pismo, sides his wife and mother he is eur- vived by three sons, Donald liam, S years; Cecil Lawson, 4; Robert Keith, 2; and one daughter, Evelyn Lillian, 6; and one sister, Mrs. Dari C. (Beatrice) Dow, Rib - bent township. The body is resting at the home of Ms sister and brother- in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Earl C. Dow, lot 1, con. 10, Hibbert township, where the service will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 22nd, at 2.30 p. m. 'Rev. Gordon Hazlewood of Walton, 1 will be assisted by Rev. Wm. Mair 1 of Thames Road Church. Interment "will be in Roy's cemetery, Fullerton township. R. A. RID REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST will be at his office in ss ,AY MORNING Ch On WEDNES A Nine a. m. until Noon. OFFICE—MISS H!NGSTON'S STORE Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted Complete Eyesight Service. 4 in s, Jewellery Store k'a, L EACH ll els, OM. v„a:mss seer rd¢!= .1l s alua.:, 9 BI MID -WINTER CLEARING PHONE 22r7 SALE ETHEL Kingcot Flannelette Blankets 70 x 90 $4.75 pair Men's Jumbo Work Shirts • • • • $3.49 each Men's and Boys' Jackets Children's Snow Suits Men's and Boys' Wool Sweaters, all sizes 2 10 o off go” These and Many More Bargains are Offered at White's Your Friendly Shopping Centre Till March 4th. Wednesday, February 22nd, 1960 istawiticerVEKS592EINH T a E S 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. wi stinging a group of songs. ' The pro• gram included : saxophone solo, Jerry Cardiff; solo, Joan Johnston; cornet solo, Jean Hackweli; trom- hone solo, jean Cardiff; vocal duet, Mary Lon McFarlane and Mietek Skoronski; cornet solo, Doris Johnston; vocal duet, Donald and Bruce Edgar. A Junior Farmers' male quar- tette from Belgrave, under the leadership of Miss Elaine Walsh, offered several numbers; members of the quartette were Stewart Toll, Donald Youngblut, Murray Brad- burn, Harry Lear, A girls' double trio, also from Belgrave, and com- posed a Amy Snaith, Jame Lear, Irene Smith, Ruth Bra.dbnrn, Shir- ley, Bradburn and " Audrey Brad- burn contributed several numbers. Rev. George A. Milne, Rev. An- drew Lane, and Rev. J. H. Kerr each extended congratulations to council on the improvements in the hail. They expressed the hope that the hall will be used to promote cultural life in the Village and be a place for pleasant community gaff) er ings, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC We have on hand, the very best shiny black Allberta Coal also the good Hamco Coke. When ordering your coal we would appreciate if you would give some consideration to substituting for the above coal, thus helping to relieve the present serious conditions for anthracite coals. We also received a car of steam coal which is ideal for the maple syrup season. BRUSSELS COAL YARD Phone 77 Brussels, Ont. ',1,ri:K r.n+ICkb."tw`rW..,-.°,"re'sieoen Y. Served As Market Too During his introductory remarks, Reeive Cousins traced a concise his. tory of the Brussels. Town Hall. It was bnlit lin 1872, with a pian nam- ed Thompson as the builder and John Leckie as the reeve at the time. When it was built it was In- tended that tt should serve as a market as well as a hall. The mar- ket, w,as. on thb ground floor. and was used as such for some time. Some of our older residents still remember when three butchers brought their cuts of meeats to be displayed and sold on this, location. Farmer's wives brought their homemade butter, head -cheese, homemade sausages, to be bartered over the counters. In 1876, a diiaasitrons fire swept the village, and destroyed moat of it but the Town Hall was left, There have been, silver weddings and golden weddings, parties for newlyweds, parties in honor of de - I parting friends, political rallies, aelrool concerts, high, School nom, I meneenients and children's parties 'within its walls, It Is eszpe,cted that the new Com- munity Hall will bring real benefit I to the young people of the district, I Messages- Were received from L, Er Cardiff, M. P., and John Hanna, M, P, P,, wlho regretted that they round It impossible to be present l on accottmt of parliamentary du19ee s0011 to commence, i otic: Renfrew Cream Separators Milkers, Washing Machines, Stoves, Scales Pressure Systems also eaver Grain Grinders and Hammer Mills ry= ugio Juiritist.} at Phone 37-r-14 Brussels. National Sew and Save Week Feb. 18th 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 Ginghams To 50 % of Regular Value. Drop in and see our large display and low prices. For economy do your sewing with McCall Patterns. - s' THE ARCADE Store Wide Bargains for the W hl.?JL Family Phone 61 Brussels, Ont.