The Brussels Post, 1951-9-12, Page 8614540.1......44.191600.15143.601
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THE: BRUSSELS POST
udnues Special
Large Egg Creme Shampoo
Regular price $2.00
plus Multi -Purpose Plastic Cape for
Shampoo and Home Permanent
regular 75c Value — Both for $2.00
Limited Time Only Offer.
To Keep the Flies Away
Fly-tox Fly Bomb $1.39
Rexall Fly-kil Spray 35c and 60c bottles
Good Hand Sprayers 45c
Wilson's Fly Pads 10c — Fly Coils 4 for 10c
Save on Noxzema
See their Special
Size at 98c
Corks for Catsup and
Pickle 'Bottles.
Pickling Oils
School Supplies and Books are short of
requirements, owing to increased school
attendance. Try us for Needed items,
there is a good chance it may be had here.
F. R. SMITH
D ucG r"rZ Rexall Drug Store
,t`LLEPHUNE Al.. dile
BRUSSELS. WI.
61,16111,
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
1 am now equipped to pump out your
Septic Tank, also do all other kinds of
pumping, such as flooded cellars etc.
IRVIN COXAN
Phone 75r4 Milverton, Ont. -
Phone 24
Brussels, Ont,
m
inter Coats
Winter Coats are now in stock featuring the latest in style
and colour. We specialize in ordering coats to your express
taste. Choose any style in the colour or trim you wish. We
are featuring especially the ZIP -OUT LINING COATS.
All the Benefit of a fur coat at cloth coat price. With
the lining out these coats give you a full satin -lined Fall and
Spring top -coat. Orders taken. No extra charges on stock
types. We can guarantee you one of the best values on the
market.
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the United Ohuroh, held its
regular meeting on Tuesday after-
,u:ra t <,n Sept. 4th with a good at- I
rendance.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Lane. with Mrs. Rose reading
the Scripture lesson, The officers
gave their reports.
Plane were made to have the an-
neal Thank -offering service on Sun-
day, Sept. 23rd.
Artvngemenlis were discussed to
Densmore's Service Station
Seiberling Tires
Oil, Greasing. Accessories and etc.
Sales and Service —
For Cyclos Oil Burners
Heaters also units for your present
range or furnace.
Get away from the dirt and
drudgery of coal
Come in and see a range unit in operation.
A. Densmore , Prop.
Phone 99x2
Brussels
to
INV.IThTIONS1
CH
with 42 -piece
t ' service for 8 in
W. G. LEACH
Jewelles Brussels
entertain Baby Band members and
their mothers on Sat., Sept. 15th.
The new Study book from "Lakes
to Ntmthern Lights" was introduced
by Mrs, C. Nichol, assisted by Miss
F. Buchanan and Mrs. A. Armstrong,
dealing with the rural ohurches in
Canada,
anus
For the
MILKING HERD
Mix your grain with
a Purina Cow Chow
Supplement 10
make c root 1646
milk -making ration.
PURINA COW CHOW
D Y COWS
To help build dry
cows epfor reduced �(�i �"'i'
calving 'troubles ,,
and extra meld 'voti:7
aheod xfeed Purina + Ilbi'lls
- and oats
half and half! �Y��?as 'n
BULKY -LAS and 0
Bu s& Creamy
WANTED —
Tn buy any safe, any size.
Apply to J. W.. Locking, Sales and
Service, Owen Sound, Ont. •
R. A. REID Fl
Well known Optometrist of Stratford will
resume his regular visits to his
BrRUSSELS OFFICE
To Examine Eyes and Fit Glasses
In the same location
"THE STYLE SHOP"
(FORMERLY MISS HINOSTON'S STORE)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ]9th
From 9.00 A. M. Till Noon
Make Appointments with Miss Cudmore.
PHONE 22 BRUSSELS
Melville Church Service
Iter. 1i.. Ful:ons tett :;unsay
moria.g was l;t C.ca•. 1;12, Jesus
•Ohrist in the center of the Church.
Paul's le tL1'R to 1115 nations was
strongly preached to the people. The
Pib1 's the worlds greatest book
winch proclaims lone and peace. A
well rendered solo by Miss Mary
I.ou McFarlane,
Melville Church W. M. S.
Melville Chniv11 Women's Mission-
ary Society held their September
nteeL:mg in the primary room of the
Church on Friday afternoon, Sept. 7.
Hiss Grace ;Stewart presided and
opened the meeting wltb repeating
il. nn'san Hymn 4136, Hymn 374 was
'4ua followed by the Scripture
rr•tding, Romans 10 by Mrs. Fulton
after which Miss Bessie Moses led
in prayer. The business portion of
the meeting consisted of the sec-
retary, Mrs. W. Smith's report.
s i Tr•easln•e+.,'s report by Mrs. Thoan-
pylon. Glad 'riding subscription an-
n6nrement and Supply and Visiting
Grnnmittees' reports. Vlrs. Arthur
Hamilton of Atwood was the guest
speaker and a very interesting and
favourable talk in the subject "Our
Tn:iividm.al Character is our Power."
She iilaustrated bey talc by referring
to the lefe o8 the late Jack Miner
who always put God in all his under-
tekin:ge. Miss Stewart on behalf
.of the 30 ladies present expressed
to Mrs. Hamilton their appreciation
of her thought nrovolo'i'a message.
The meeting clotded with the singing
"r Hymn 378 foPowed by the Mizpah
remedtctiom.
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We have a Good Stock of
HEATING SUPPLIES
Do Your Fall Painting Now With
MOORE'S PAINTS
3 ONLY ELECTRIC RANGES
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Phone 17
1S
Brussels
.,:aa0061
Phan to attend Brastscas Pall 'air
on Sept. 27191 and 28td1.
WERE111HYDRAULIC
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IT SPEEDS LOADING
...SAVES HARD WORK AND MONEY
Loading manure is a "snap" once you
team up your John Deere Model "M" Tractor
with the husky John Deere No. 30. It's a
smooth -performing loader that gives you new
ease . . new economy , new speed of
manure handling.
The No. 30 is a double -cylinder hydraulic
loader; no chains, pulleys or cables are, used
in raising or lowering the bucket. The finger-
tip control raises, lowers, or stops the
at any point in the 9 -1/2 -foot loadin
There's plenty of clearance for
Rugged construction assures y
pendable service.
ran 0
o 4Q.
Plan now to investigate the advantages•
owning this simple, streamlined John Deere
loader, See pa for complete details.
W. J. PERRIE
Brussels, Ont.
Phone 58
.0.rtemomeraw...,.0004060.mom®Q®.. ..,.yam,,., a
MeiNe511's Shell
Shetlubrlcatlon Shell Household and
Beaorel Repair Livestock Spray
rhone 77-r-6
ervice
. Snell Petroleum Products
Parts ano Accessorise
Brussels, Ont.
AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE
WEEK.END SPECIALS
25 to 50 % Reductions — Take advantage
while sizes and colours are still in stock.
Men's Sport Oxfords, crepe soles in brown
and blue, all sizes $3.49
I45 Pr. Children's White Boots and
Oxfords, sizes 2 to 10%2
Special $1.98.
90 Pr. Women's Sandals in white, red,
green, blue, and black, all this seasons
shoes, sizes 4 to 9,
Special $2.98
26 Pr. of Men's Elk Scampers, rubber or
leather soles, reg. $4.95
Special $2.98
14. Pr. of Boys Scampers, sizes 1 to 5
Special $1.98.
8 Pr. of Men's Brown Oxfords
(pointed toes) reg. $6.95
Special $1.00.
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30 Pr. of Misses Summer Shoes in
straps, pumps and Saddle Oxfords
sizes 13 to 3, reg. $3.95
Special $1.98.
20 Pr. of Children's Shoes, broken lines
Special $1.00.
24 Pr. of Women's Shoes and Pumps
cuban heels only, broken sizes, reg. $7.95
Special $1.00.
20 Women's Sun Dresses
Special. $2.98
16 Women's and Misses Sun Dress with
boleros, Special $3.95.
14 Print Skirts, sizes small, medium and
large with elastic waists.
Special $1.98.
25 Women's and Misses' Blouses
Reg. up to $4.95 — Special $1.98.
THE!'ARE 1 STORE
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Pala
Phone 61 Brussels„ (ht.