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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-2-14, Page 8Relieve that Cough, due to a Cold with Rexall Bronchial Syrup, Checks the Cough, helps relieve congestion, a family favorite in many homes — 6 oz. bottle 60c 16 oz. bottle $1.25. Rexall Stainless Chest Rub 25c, and 50c Vick's Inhalers • A.S.A. Cough Drops • • 15c Bayer's Aspirin 18c, 29c and bots. of 100 for 79c Chase's Antihestarnine Compound • • 59c Wampole's Tasteless Extract Cod Liver Oil $1.00 Combat the Flu with Guaiasote 60c and $1.00 bot. New Cutex Pearl rilliance The Glamorous Star Try Bright Nail Polish French Balm 49c 65c For Sore Chapped Hands in the Winter DRUKIM Rexall Drug Store AELEPHLDINE 2.432 BRUSSELS (MI FOR SALE— TEA -CUP READINGS Shoe and repair business, including red brick store, 6 room house, room apartment above store. Priced to sell. 5. C. Long, Real Estate Broker, Brussels, Ont. Given by Noted and Experienced Reader, also advice giiven with most all problems "Why worry with them," For appointment Phone Brussels 39-r-23. or write Miss I. M. Sellers, R. R. 2 Bluevale. THE BRUSSELS POST VIPS Phone 24 — Brussels, Ont. yuw�usm wcclmaw- n, .n .. w PREP 1w For your selection we are carrying a large and attractive selection of Yard Goods. Bright Prints in patterns for all. Fine Cottons for summer sewing. Wools and Suitings for Smart Easter Outfits. DRESSES New stock of the Season's Smartest Styles Arriving Daily. A few Winter Coats to Clear. JAMESTOWN (Intended for last week) Mrs. Fleming Grainger and her sister, Mrs, McDonald, spent the week -end in Toronto, Misses Dorothy and Frances Den- nis, were home for the week -end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mel- ville Dennis, The Evergreen Farm Forum held their meeting last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McFarlane, with a gond number in attendance. David Hardy was appointed leader for the month of February. The group mac invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Willis for their meeting. Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson and family of Wingham were visitors with Dir. and Mrs. Ned Thompson on Sunday, Little Miss Mildred Hall spent a few days with her parents in Wing - ham, AJE 1St 1 S ' IT ,:'=; GAIIINS L LAME SHOES 52 pair Ladies Dress Shoes regular $6.95 to $10.50 Sale $3.95 40 pair Ladies Dress Shoes regular $4.95 to $6.95 Sale $1.98 100 pair Ladies Sandals, Loafers. Oxfords, and Sport Shoes all makes and sizes 100 pair Misses' Sandals, Loafers and Oxfords 100 pair Children Shoes all kinds and colours 100 pair LADIES NYLONS SPECIAL SALE PRICE ONLY .98c $1.98 $1.49 regular S. $1.39 to $1.75 Sale $1.09 SUS -STANDARDS .79c 30 pair Men's Dress Oxfords Black and Brown regular $6.95 to $12.50 25 pair Men's 11" leather high top Rubber Bottom Regular $7.50 20 % OFF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ON DISPLAY Sport Shirts Dress Shirts Sweaters Pyjamas Stetson Hats Belts Braces Socks Skates TIES - $4.95 $5.95 Come in and look over Special Bargains in Shoes for everyone you are under no obligation to buy Brussels, Ont. Phone 11 NOTICE — For the aV giRKING RED Mix your grain with n Purina Cow Chow Supplement to make a reel 16% milt -making ration. PURINA COW CHOW To help build dry caws up for reduced calving troubles and extra milk ahead, feed Purina Bulky -Lae and outs —half and half! LP -LAS and OATS \\'ednescltty, FebruarY lith, 1951 Brussels Creamery PHONE 22 BRUSSELS FOR SALE — centre ehoe- ing, Set of sloop sleighs, ing, good as new. Thos. Pierce Phone 36r8, ; A Boy Scouts Paper Drive will be held on Friday, Feb, 23rd at 6.30 p,m, Please have your papers tied. ready for the Boy Scouts to pick up. W. J. BARTLIFF DIES SUDDENLY • in business In Clinton sine 1902, ': W. J. Harry Bartliff, William St„ Clinton, died suddenly at his home Friday morning. Although he took ill Thnrelay, his death was unexpeet- ed and carne as a great shock to his , many friends throughout the entire district, Born in Goderleh, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartliff, Mr. Bartliff came to Clinton 111 1902, In September of that year he , opened a restaurant and bake ehop on Albert St., and on Wednesday had been at his shop. Possessed of a pleasant dispoei- tion and an understanding nature. i Mr. Bartliff made and held a host of friends not only in Clinton. but throughout Western Ontario. He was a charter member of the Cl•in• ton Lions Club, a member of the local Chamber of Commerce and of the Odd Fellows Lodge. He was I known for his keen interest in eports of all types. He was a member of i St. Paul's Church of England, On September 24, I907, he was united in marriage to Vinie Car- diff. Brussels, who eutvives him, along with three sons, Elliott, Bruce and Douglas, who were in business with him: one daughter, Mrs. Alfred (Dorothy) Crozier Clinton; three sisters. 'Miss Annie Taartl'ff. P,tinton, Mrs. Lyle. Pinner. tlshawe. Mrs. Jewel Stevens. Tor- onto and four grandchildren. The fitneral service was held from the Rall end Well funeral home, Clinton, on eennday at 2.30 p, m. Per. R. 3T. P. Bflteei. of St. Panes Chnr•eb condoned, the serviee. Inter- ment was In Clinton Cemetery. The W. T. meeting will he held on Tuesday, Feb. 20th at 2.30 P. m, at the home of Mrs. Wm, Kelly, with Mrs. R. Procter as convenor. Roll call to be answered by my favorite sport. Mrs, Rev. Roberts is expected 10 be present and address the ladies, Miss Elaine Bolt will supply the mete. Refreshment committee, Mrs. F. Conk. Mrs, J, Wheeler and Mrs. TT. McGuire. BLYTH COUNCIL SELECTS BOARDS Boards named by Blyth 'Council are, Memorial Hall Board, Bailie Parott. for Agricultural Soolety; Stews.rt Robinson, Lions Club; Leonard Rooney, Legion; Mrs, D. McCallum, Women's! Institute; Mrs, L. M. !Scrimgeour, Horticuitnral Soc.. iety. Community Centre or Park Board; Reeve W. H. Morrltt, Councillor IT, T. Vndrlen: Cecil Wheeler, Lions Club; L. Rooney, Agricultural Soc., tety: Mrs, Scrimgeour, Horticultural Soelety; Mrs, Harold Philips, Womens Instants. Library Board: Albert Gray, Mrs. N. P. Garrett, Mrs. 13. Hall, Mrs, 1. 13. Watson, Mrs, Woolfrey, the Rev. C. T. Scott, Ken. Whitmore. Try "NACHURS" LIQUID FERTILIZER On Your Crops This Year. Completely Safe. Easy To Apply. No Waste as each seed absorbs enough for its own use. No Water to add or mix, Many farmers in this district used it last year with good results. If your land needs more it is advisable to mix 100 lbs. of Commercial Fortilizer per acre with grain soakeei,. in "Nachurs". Try a Five Callon Test on your own farm this year and prove for yourself that it is worth using. Ask for information and prices from Geo. Wesenburg. Sole Representative for Brussels and District, To Buy Quality r lid ,d Work Clothes lttNTCHE1 -P A'';ODY NEW`f''eedorn-fit ` Overalls -- Kitchen Carhart Pickett alker• and Elmira Men's and Boys' Work Shirts — Kitchen . OElmira and - Carhart MALL! 0I0" hkDE come in—see it --try it on W. G. LEACH 0"The Store for Beautiful Gifts." Brussels, Ont. Children's Bib Overalls and Denim Pants Kitchen, Elmira and Hop -Along Cassidy. TH x ROWROWE STORE t>�.ie.+•w..a taeroaec7um+�i�rt¢es7c.+�as� _w�l-�.. Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family Phone 61 Brussels, Oen.