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The Brussels Post, 1950-3-15, Page 8eleteett.....vWeaat Flair ritual Richard Hudnut Home Permanent With the ;;approved process that ririakDs a great difference $3.25 Egg Creme Shampoo Plus Creme Rinse both for $1.25 Roil Wave Hair Brushes - Plastic in Clear and Pastel Shades • • from $1.50 and up Relieve the Misery of Colds - Anti -Histamines - The New Wonder Drug Restistabs Pkg. of 12 - 69c Neohetramine 25 Tablets - $1.25 Rexall Tasteless, Extract Cod Liver Compound with Vitamin D. A good tonic and builds up resistance $1.00 bottles Room Lots of Wall Paper - A few discontinued lines at Bargain Prices. Bring in measurements, andthe quantity in the bundle may be just right for small rooms.. • 1.7 STATIONER DRUGGIST -ind t.EPHONE No. 62 SMITH Rexall Drug Store !EA -WEBER SEEDS KITCHENER ANNOUNCES - A short supply of clover and grass seeds this spring. Try our Husking Corn Seed. We have a full line of Seeds. Contact your representative - Geo. Wesenburg Phone 58-r-9. BRUSSELS. 0 t3., I. THE BRUSSF.y S POST Wednesday, March 15th, 1950 Phone 24 Brussels, Ont. Spring News Ladies - Outstanding Values in Ladies Gabardine Suits, Unequalled Prices and Qualities. See Them - Before You Buy Large stock of Spring Coats and Shorties Men - Gabardines and Worsted Suits - Serviceable Top Coats at attractive prices. BARGAINS If you can use any Winter Coats, Jackets, Snow Suits, etc. Pick one out at give-away price. Mrs. Lizzie Shillabeer . Friends in Brussels and vicinity will be grieved to learn of the death in Saskatoon, Feb. 21st, 1950, follow- ing a lengthy illness of Mrs, Lizzie Shillabeer, youngest daughter of the late Adam and Isabel Fralick Reid. Mrs. Shillabeer was of a very kindly and affectionate disposition and dearly beloved by her family and many friends. Twice married her first husband Tom Knechtel of Brus- sels to which union were born Era Sons and two daughters, two sons ( making the "Supreme Sacrifice" in first Great War. One daughter also hl deceased. The surviving members of the family are: Mrs, Jean Smith DO YOU NEED IMPLEMENTS? I ham a second hand cultivator only 4 years old cheap. A tractor leverless disc. A spring too the 3 section Harrow, and a tractor plow for sale. Also a full line of new imple- ments. Your Otaco Dealer --- Gen. Gen. Wesenburg Phone 58-r-9. Jewellery Store 104 ObiIt G, LEACH 4 Nist. lbws* Om. Tessier, Normae Wilfred of Saska loon; Robert of Edmonton, and Kenneth of Delisle, and Miss Jennie Slrillabeer, Saskatoon, only child of the second marriage. Mr. Shillabeer passed away some years ago.. Also surviving are Mrs. Shillabeer's two sisters (Sadie) Mrs. Walter Long- man, Saskatoon; and (Ida) Mrs. Alex McClali Toronto, and one brother Lou of Royal Oak, Mich. ,_-- NOTICE- ' E OTICE- illaves Troughs, Plumbing, Deep and \, Shallow well pumps and jet pumps. Expert work done. Ray Crawford, Brussels Phone 54-r-13 or Clinton P"one 911-r-4. For the MILKING IFHR.D Mix your grain with o Purina Cow Chow Supplement to melee a real 16% milk -making ration, PUMA COW an FOR To help build dry coweupfor reduced calving troubles and extra milk ahead, feed Purina Bulky -Lae and oat. -half and half! BULKY -LAS salmi OATS The Brussels C•eaihery Phone 22 GREY TWP. COUNCIL Minutes of Grey Twp., Council meeting held March 4th. Minutes of last meeting were ap- p,'oved on motion. of Kenneth Mc- Farlane, seconded by Wm, E. Bishop. SPECIALS Far the rest of March Men's good quality half soles Boys' good quality half soles $1.75 15 % Discount on Winter Footwear ri and Outstanding Accounts 1.00 Please leave your dry cleaning in by Monday noon, will be ready Friday afternoon DENT'S SHOE REP I . r w sseis Meat Phone 83,E We Deliver Fresh and Cured Meats Salmon sliced or in bulk Fresh and Smoked Fillets Fresh Oysters Will cut, wrap and grind meat for storage Margarine, Delmar 31c lb. sommussonmamossesmassommessammiagramsur Moved by Geo. MacDonald, second- ed by Kenneth McFarlane that a By was held in the church basement. I of Scripture were read by Mrs, J. H law he passed to levy 2-5 mill rate, stirs, R. Chamn'eY, lot Vice-president, I Coultes, Mgrs, J. 0, Procter, Mrs. to be collected through taxes from was in charge in the absence of the i Wellings and Mrs, Moores. Chapter President. The meeting opened with j Vi oP "Growing with Years" Ta singing the 28rd Psalm and repeating s Sharing and Sacrifice" was given by the Lord's Prayer. The secretary's I the leader Mrs. J. M. Coultas, Mrs. and treasurer's reports were received J. C. Procter and Mrs. Walter Scott. and visits to sick and°slut-ins re- ported. Several ladies voluntered to ; - help make up the flannelette on hand and it was decided that each member i OtE•D give a small sura to help buy more to JAhgdrSON-At Highgate, Ont,, out finish out the layettes. For the ; Bat., March lflSI, 1950, Caroline Paster meeting it was decided to in- 1 Cruikshank beloped wife of And, vita the I+hening Auxiliary and have rew Jamieson and dear mother of them supply the programme. After Dr. W. D. Jamieson, formerly of spine discussion as regards funds for Brussels. Funeral at her late rest - a Life Membership, it was agreed to dance Tuesday, Marh 14th. Inter - have a Birthday collection at our Miay.11.ment D.uart Cemetery. Before Buying Your Refrigerator see iLhe New Deluxe Roy at • h e B r v l s H ar d w 3' eL 7 cubic foot capacity, fully guaranteed for five years. Also now available Claire Jewel com- bination coal and electric range. The only range on the market with which you can heat. the oven with either coal or electricity. These ranges are very scarce, see it now. Telephone 68 M. C. Oldfield meeting. Mrs. R. Chamney gave BELGRAVE a Temperance paper. Mrs. R. H. Coul- tes took charge of the Worship period. i The Theme of the meeting "What UNITED CHURCH W. M.S. ,n,, ALarch meeting of the W. M. 5.' i Can I Give to My Church?" Passages farmers who are owners of land, in the township, for the Federation of Agriculture. - Carried. Moved by Kenneth McFarlane, seconded by Percy Ward, that we in- struct the Clerk to advertise for the position of assessor for the Town- ship of Grey at a salary of $350.00. - Carried. Moved by Percy Ward, seconded by Geo. MacDonald that Kenneth McFarlane and Win. Bishop be ap- pointed to Cranbrook Hall Board. - parried, Moved by Geo. Mac Donald, sec- onded by Percy Ward, that Lewis Blake be given the contract of spray, ing cattle for Warble -Fly at lle a head, 2 sprays. - O'arr 'ed, Moved by Geo. MacDonald, sec- onded that we call for tenders for crushing and hauling gravel, using on screen or using % on screen - 12000 cu, yds. or more to any part of Twp. Roads from any pant as des- ignated by Council Board. - Carried. Moved by Kenneth McFarlane, sec- ondcd by W. E. Bishop that we order ,I. Little, 450 lbs, of C. I. L. Warble Fly Powder and 450 lbs. Green Cross Warble Fly Powder. - Carried. Moved by Percy Ward seconded by San. McFarlane that all approved ac- counts be paid. - Carried. - Moved; by Geo. MacDonald seconded by Ken, McFarlane that we do now ,adjourn to meet again On April 1st at 1.30 p, in. or at the call of the Reeve, - Carried. The following accounts; were paid: GPO. Wesenburg. Assessor, Court of Appeal $ 5.00 J. H. Fear, Clerk, Court of . Appeals . Sterling Hood, ope. maintainer Frank Mitchell, brushing Wilfred Keffer, operate truck Stan Bray, snow removal . Stan. Alexander, Road Supt. Don. Armstrong, roadside 3. Williamson,"roadsfide Lynton Qeripp, resurface Can. Oil Co., gas, oil Wilfred Keifer, freight Wheel.& brake service repairs Cecil Lydiatt, snow plow Ethel Sales and Service J, C. Rtntoul, snow ploy C. Zilldax & Son„ bolts 2,30 Willis & Parrish, reps. to track 22,60 Wes. Moore, reps. to grader 3.50 Roy Prescott, Denman Drain 10.80 Thos. Prescott, Denman Drain 10.80 Ralph Rowland, E•tihel cemetery 6,28 Brussels Telephone Toils 59.65 Municipal World Supplies 17,49 Municipal World, 9 ,Slobs, 18.00 County Huron, Hospitalization 84;85 John McNabb, Delegate to Good Roads • 20.00 Geo, MacDonald, Delegate to Good Roads. 20,00 W. 17, Bishop, Delegate to Good Roads 20.00 Percy Ward, Delegate to Good Roadls 20.00 3, II, Fear, Court Revision, Assessment Roll 20,00 J. H, Fear, 3 Old Age Pension - Applications '15,00 J, H. Fear, Reg.-B.M,13,D. 8:25 John Bray, refund dog 2.00 I. H. year, Pox bounty 50,60 Ehtel Library Board 50.00 Cranhroak Library Board 80.00 IWalton Llhrap' Board 15.00 Moloeiworth Library Board 15,00 Moncrieff Library Board 15.00 R, J. Yount, Inq, truck 56.20 3, H. Fear, Clerk, ramiiiiisonasommasatrasge Ra A. F JJD REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST will be at his office in Bruns 1s On WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH 29th Nine a. m. until Noon. OFFICE -MISS HINGSTON'S STORE Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Complete Eyesight Service. 1 5.00 .86.00 42.00 66,00 65.25 08.25 L20 2.20 1.80 103.78 1.95 67.85 715.00 1.40 425.00 a "f Ester FI - t e r Women's and Misses' Spring Coats in the latest Spring styles, in seven shades Special $24.95 A Hand Bag Free with Every Coat Women's and Misses' All Wool Shortie Toppers, in very newest Spring styles Special $14.95 up Misses' New Spring Blouses in 6 new styles - Special $2.98 Special Reduction on all first quality Full Fashioned Nylon Hosiery $1.50 line $1.29 $1.65 line $1.50 $1.85 line $1.65 $1.95 line $1.75 $2.25 line $2.00 $2.50 line $2.25 Men's New Spring Suits In Gabardines and Worsteds Special $29.95 up. (A Felt Hat Free With Each Suit) Boys All Wool Tweed Suits, with 2 pr. of long pants - Special,$17.95 (A Felt Hat Free With Each Suit) A large assortment of New Spring Shoes for the whole family at very reasonable prices. >e,�ars � iimmmammommuommisa marl H ;<4,, ,� STORE Store Wide Bargains for the Whole- Family Phone 61 - - Brussels, OM.