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Rexall Drug Store
Good business place with brick
ening attached in good village.
Also a few good houses.
Also good farms well equipped.
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NOTICE—
Eaves Troughs, Plumbing, Deep and
Shallow well pumps and jet pumps.
Expert work done.
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker. Ray Crawford, Brussels Phone 54-r-13
Brussels, Ont. or Clinton Phone 911-r-4.
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THE BRUSSFI S POST
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Phone 24
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Brussels, Ont.
Ladies' Fine Suits and Coats for Spring
also a good selection of Dresses.
Men's Gabardine and Worsted Suits in
stock. The Men's Top Coats by Duval are
very smart and exceptionally reasonable.
A. deposit will hold any garment of
your choice.
A new shipment of Taffettas suitable
for formals, Blouses and Children's Wear.
Melville Church Services
"The Evil Day" was the subject
of Rev. Mr. Milne's sermon on Sun-
day morning, The sermon was
based on Eph, 6, 13, and described
all life as being one continuous evil
day on account of presence of sin in,
the world. The morning anthem
was "0 love that wilt not let me go"
by Matheson. Miss June Work took
the solo parts, At the evening ser-
vice Mr. Milne -explained the early
Christians' interpretation of the
Second Coining of Christ. Mr. Wm.
Spelr rendered the solo "Just for to-
day," by Abbott.
The United Church
In the United Church the morning
series of sermons, "Who Crucified
Jesus", was continued on Sunday
last. Pilate and Herrod were dis-
cussed as representative of the part
played by political expediency and
pleasnre loving irresponsibility in
crucifying Jesus.
The evening subject was "In the
Garden," the second in an evening
series on the early chapter of
Genesis. Mrs. Harold Thomas Pre-
sided very acceptably at the organ
in the absence of Mr. Donald, Dunbar.
10 WAYS TO GET A HUSBAND
Girls, follow the rules on "How
to Get a Husband," in The Ameri-
can Weekly, with this Sunday's
(March 12) issue of Detroit Sunday
Times and you will be married in
60 days, promises Dr. Frederick J.
t Bailey, noted psychologist. Girls,
get Sunday's Times and read "How
to Get a Husband."
St. John's W. A.
The monthly meeting of St. John's
W. A. was held in the parish hall on
'Tuesday, Feb. 28th, with Mrs, Rev.
Kerr presiding. The hymn "Be
thou my Guardian and my Guide,"
was sung, followed by members
prayer in unison. The lesson for the
day was based on the life of Peter.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and approved. Study
period was about medical missions
unison,
in India and Ronan, China, em-
phasizing the great need for nurses
and doctors. A chapter on Social
Service, "What is happening to Can-
adian Morals" by Rev. W. 1.''Galag--
her, General Secretary of the
Christian Council of Social Service.
Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs.
Kerr and the Lord's Prayer in
unison.
The Voice Of Temperance
Mr, D. P. O'Hearn writing in Sat-
urday Night claims that "conditions
have improved" since the Ontario
Government opened a variety of
liquor outlets five years ago. Every-
one will wish that Mr. O'Hearn had
told us about these Improved con-
ditions. Because of enormously in-
creased oonsumption of alcoholic
beverages our conclusion had been
that conditions were worsening not
improving in Ontario. Our con-
clusion still is that with more drink-
ing there is bound to be more trouble.
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Brussels Meat
Phone 8.3x
Fresh and Cured
We Deliver
Meats
SPECIAL DURING. LENT
Fresh Salmon
Fresh and Smoked Fillets
SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY
Lard 18c — 2 lbs for 35c
Margarine, Delpnar 31c Ib.
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IMMUNIZATION CLINCS
The HurOn County Health Unit Is again arranging
Clinics in the schools as follows :
Immunization
Thursday, March 16th, 1950
9.30 A. M. S, S, 10 McKillop (Winthrop
10.00 A. M. S. S. 7 McKillop
11.00 A. M. U. S. S. 11 (Walton)
1.15 P. M. Brussels Public School
Infant and pre-school ohildren who started these iitnmunizattons
at previous clinics may attend. Sm2llpoxvaccinations will also be
given on this date.
This will be the last clinics at the above soheols for the present,
Further immunizattons will be announced at a later date.
Early protection of abildren against Diptherla, Whooping Cough,
Tetanus and Smallpox is every parents's obl1pation.
as WISE
IMMUNIZE
Wednesday, March 15th, 11150
For the
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Bulky -Las and oats
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The Brussels'CYeamery
Phone 22
FER.EDATION NEWS
(by Gordon M. CrajS)
T'e Directors of Huron County
reaeration of Agriculture held their
monthly meeting in the Agricultural
Board Room Clinton, on Feb. 21x4,
W t•h a large attendance present.
There was a very lively discussion
on the proposal to raise the
Federation levy on alt f arm pro-
perty from 1-5 to 2-5 of a mill. There
was also some discussion on raising
it to r/ mill on alt property assessed
as farm property. The Directors
finally agreed that the levy should
be 2-5 of a mill on all farm property
and to be levied uniformly in all town-
ships in the County of Huron.
There was a notice of motion to be
presented at the annual meeting of
t'ts County Federation next fall, that
75% of the money collected by the
2-5 mild levy be returned to the
Township Federation to cover their
expenses.
The annual Field Day of Huron
Federation of Agriculture will be
held in Goderich on Jain 14th, 1950.
The Federation will again publish a
Year Book in conjunction with the
Field Day.
Double -Ring Ceremony
Followed by Reception
At a double -ring ceremony at St.
John's Anglican Church, Leamington,
Miss Margaret Francis Workman,
daughter of Mrs, Margaret Workman
and the late Mr. Charles Workman
became the bride of Mr. George Allen
'meson son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Mason, of Leamington.
The Rev. A, S. H. Cres Rector of-
ficiated before an a star set with
ferns and white snapdragons,
The bride givon in marriage by her
brother Kenneth Workman, wore a
gown of white slipper satin styled
with a fitted bodice, a star shaped
neckline long sleeves pointed over the
hands, a full skirt extending into a
circular train, her French illusion
veil was held to her head in a braided
effect halo crown and she carried
a white prayer book streamered with
sweet heart roses and sweet peas.
:Hiss Doris Mason sister of the
groom as maid of honour wore sky
blue taffeta with fitted bodice and
full skirt n halo of matching blue and
shoulder length veil, her flowers
were pink and white carnations.
Mr. Arthur White Jr, as best man
and Mr, Arthur Mason brother of the
gronan as either.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs,
Workman chose a dress of navy blue,
Isiltin and matching accessories and
a corsage of white carnations, Mrs.
Mason mother of the groom wore a
grey crepe with navy blue accessor-
ies and a corsage of white carnet;
ions.
A reception followed in the plate
room at the Leamington hotel. Fol-
lowing the reception Mr. and Mrs.
I Mason left on a short wedding trip
to Toronto and points east, To
travel the in-ide chose a cocoa brown
suite and dark brown accessories,
and a corsage of sweet heart roses.
They will reside in Leaanington.
Out of town guests inalltd'ed Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Workmnm, Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Workman of Brussels, Ont.
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Tire wedding was solemnized on
Saturday, Jan. 21st, 1060 of Miss June
Ellen daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph
Evans, 2nd comeeesiion of Grey to Mr.
William Kenneth Workmen son of
Mrs, Margaret Workman of Leaming-
ton and the late Mr. Charles Work-
man, formerly of Brussels, Ont.
The marriage took place at St,
'George's Anglican Church, Windsor
1 by Iter. Francis Watts, formerly of
I St, John Anglican Chureh, Brits-
salt, Ont. Those le attendance were
Mr, and Mrs, 'Villar Andersen, Wind•
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torr, Ont.
,rrmesdrAMIS saIMMIo
LADIES
With house keeping time just around the
corner, we are once again ready with a
good stock of your house cleaning. needs.
Cleaners and polishes, wax, dust mops etc.
Kem-tone and the new miracle finish K.em-
glo which gives you a finish like the enamel
on your refrigerator and with only one coat.
Flo -glaze and Sherwin Willliams Paint.
This paint is all given to you factory fresh,
with no stirring necessary.
For your added convenience we now have an
electric floor polisher which is available to
all, for a small rental charge.
ITelephone 68 N.Y. C. Oldfield
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
We have on hand, the very best shiny black Allberta Cog
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
Brussels, Ont.
After Stock Taking Spcia1s
2 Women's Station Wagon Coats
Reg. $24.95, Special $14.95
5 Women's Winter Coats, fur trimmed, half
chamois lined Reg. $29.95
Special $9.95
5 Women's Winter Coats, fur trimmed, half
chamois lined, boucle cloth Reg. $49.95
Special $14.95
6 Men's, all wool plaid lined Windbreakers
Reg. $9.95, Special $4.95
3 Youths,'all wool, plaid lined, leather trim-
med, Mackinaw Coats Reg. $12.95
Special• $4.95
3 Boys, 3 piece Snow Suits, Reg. $10.95
Special $4.95
4 Misses, all wool, Sport Jackets, Reg. $7.95
Special $1.98
Men's all wool, plaid Sport Shirts,
Reg. $10.95, Special $5.95
Men's Penman's Wool Ribbed Combinations
sizes 42 and 44 only, Special $3.95
Monarch Yarn, Dove, Regular 30c
Special 1 oz. ball 20c
Monarch Yarn Swan, Regular 35c a ball
Special 25c
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