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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-9-19, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST Hudnut's 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 Nostzema See their Special Sze 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. T P. R. S . DRIR:INTa Rexall Drug Store arLEPHONE Mo. 42 RUSSELJ. OK - 1' T• McNeil's Shell Service SheliubrIcation Shell Huusehoh± and Snell Petroleum Products lenerel Repair Liveeltoek Spray arta ono Accessorise rhone 77-r-6 Brussels, Out. AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE Phone 24 9 Brussels, Ont. Winter Coats, Jackets, etc—Now on display Ladies Coats in smartest styles by leading manufacturers $39.95 up. Zip -in Complete Chamois lined Coats, Girl's Winter Coats Girl's Station Coats Bomber Jackets, etc. Sub -teen Dresses for the young miss. A size to fit the girl before teens. Smart styling and shades. 3 boys Corduroy Jackets to clear 28, 30, 32 Extremely Serviceable $7.95. NOTICE TO CREDITORS St. John's Guild - A11 persons having claims against The September me:nting of the a:te of Margaret 13eirnes, Women's Guild of 8t. John's Gnurcn was held on Tuesday, Sept. 11. at he home of the president Mrs, G. Davis. with a good attendance. The 1 meethigg, opened with the. singing of the hymn "0 God Our Help In Ages Past," followed by Wanes In unison. Mr A Mrs. Morrow Head the lessnn firom 1st Cor.. lath Olalpt Minutes of the previous meeting were reed by the secretary Mrs. Wm, Filcher. .Tine business period taken aver by 'the president included plans for a booth at Bitrsse!ts, Fall Fah and preliminary arratngements, for a Fowl Saup.per in October. 'Meeting closed with prayer by the Preeldent. Tea was, Provided by the hostess and Mrs. Wm. MoiMmm•ar, assisted by Mrs. B. Wlnittard. late of the Village of Brussels in the County of Huron, Widow, who died ,t on or about the twenty-first day of Apr'i'l, A. D. 1961, are notified to I send to the undersigned on or before the sixth day of October, A. D. 1951, in full particulars of their claAms whiting. Immedialtely after the said sixth logy of October the assets of the said testatrix will be distributed amongst the pasties entitled there- to, having regards only to claims of which tike executors sihall then have notice. Dated this thirteenth eBay of Sep- tmber, A. D. 1931. CRAWFORD & IlETH1ERt1NGTON Bormister, etc. Wareham, Ontario. 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 • I5 aszer WFdnesday, September 19th, 1951 for th. MILKING HERD ruma�, h Min your grain with n Purina Cow Chow Supplement to ,sake a roal 16% milk -making ration, PURINA COW SHOW FOR DRY COWS To help build dry cows up for reduced calving 'troubles and extra milk ahead, feed Purina Bulky -Las and oats —half and half! c 'I�iup us7, aa -e„ B11LKY1AS a :d d TS Bre ssels treanu ry PHONE 22 BRUSSELS BIRTHDAY PARTY firs. 11., .1, Hoover reached another mile stone, on Friday, Sept, 14, waren she cele7ir•ated hes eighty seventh birthday, at the home of her eon Norman Hoover. About twenty guests assembled to present greet - DIVA and wish ,to her happiness a- long lite's highway and also, to enjoy Mrs. Norman Hoover's hos- pitality. The hoarse was artistically decorated with autumn flowers. Thb ho!ctese inaugurated am. rmpromtu Program, consisting of a sing song accompanied on the piano by Mrs. ,Pones of Lucknow. While the ladiees war., singing "A Happy Birthday to Yon.'1 Mrs. Chas, Davis presented Mas. Hoover with an electric bed lamp on behalf of the guests. This was foll'ow'ed by readings 'Arum Mrs. Stanley Wheeler ,and Miss Bessie Moses and solos from Mrs. Chas. Tinyle. Martin Hoover. Lotatse Jones and little Syhvila. Later pictures were taken on the lawn then a ce- licious lunch was served in the Wring. room which was set nI, with pintail tables. Mrs. Hoover enjoys fairly • good heailth. and is keesly interested in commnun1ty welfare and world events and was delighted to s'elcome her friends on her• birthday. Guests from a &Vance— Mrs. D. MacCallum, Mrs, H. Mao. Callum. Mrs. Bert Gray and Sharon. Blyth; Mrs. Nellie Scott. Mrs. 0. ,zones and Lohnise. Lucknow. NOTICE We are in a position to repair and service all makes of Radios Now. Prompt and efficient service by a Licensed Radio Mechanic. Bring in your radios now to be repaired to be assured of the best reception for the ' long winter months ahead. All work guaranteed. Ken Forbes Ekctic Brussels, Ont. Phone 40x la, AT Blyth's new Community Arena Excellent Accomodation iuesay, Se t. 2. -tip $1,225 IN CASH including : $800 Jackpot (no limit to numbers called) $100 Special and Two $50 Specials. 15 regular games for $15 each. Admission: $1 for 15" regular games. Extra and Special Cards 25c each. Doors open at 8 p. m. .. Games start at 9 p. m. Sponsored by Blyth Lions Club. ETHEL The September meeting of the W. M. S. and W, A, -was held at the home of Mrs. Alex Pearson, Twelve members answered the roll cell. Mrs. ,7. T, Pearson bad charge of the worship service. Meeting opened by Ball to worship from Lent. Re- sponetnre reading from 19salsn 77 followed by inlayer. The theme of 'tflte worship "The Church of the Frontiers." Flatulr of the members assisted with this pant of the set, vies. Minutes of the lat. meeting were relaid' amid . aRnproved. In tate business period it was moved by Mrs. J. T. Pearson and seconded by Ma's. Kling Welt we haste our meet- ings in 'the attteimoon starting in October. — Carried. Two members thanked the society for treads re- cefved diming illness, Mrs, Percy Stephenson offeredto help with lunch floe Mission Band, It Was decided to send for packet of itt- 6,0Eu: re, "Front Lakes to Northern Lights." Next meeting to be head at Mrs. Elwood McTaggamte. Meet- ing olosed with Hymrn 510 and the benediction. Lunch Was served by true .hostess assisted by Mrs, H. Swift. ATTENTION FARMERS — We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. For itn- mediate service telephone collect -- 1 Brussels 85-r-12 Listowel 650-r-9, or Elmira 564 Gordon "'ung (Elmira) Ltd. Plan to attend Brussels Fall Fair no Sept. 27th and 28th. INVITATION CHEST with zit -piece service u orr 8 in CutvotAivici y ....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-oylinder hydraulic loader; no chains, pulleys or cables are used in raising or lowering the bucket. The finger - tip control raises, lowers, or stops the bac. at any point in the 9 -1/2 -foot loading ran e:• There's plenty of clearance for shed w. t > Rugged construction assures years of is. pendable service. Plan now to investigate the advantages of owning this simple, streamlined John Deere loader. See yrs for complete details. QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT. W. G. LEACH Jewelles Brussels W. J. PE-RRIE Brussels, Ont. Phone 58 Do Your Fall Shopping Where Thrifty Prices Go A Long Way At The Arcade Stogies Women's and Misses' Winter Coats in the latest styles 3-4 chamois lined and interlined $39.95 up Women's and Misses' New Fall Dresses in Taffetas,Crepes $9.95 up Women's and Misses' Crepe Blouses in short and long sleeves sizes 12 to 44, $2.98 up Mises Skirts in Taffetas, Corduroy and wool $3.95 up Men's Gabardine Trench Coats with Zip -in lining -- Special $29.95 Men's and young Men's two and three piece Suits in Gabardine & Worsted Single and Double Breasted — $39.95 up Boys Slacks •in Gabardine. Covert Cloth and Tweed, sizes 24 to 34 — $4.95 up Boys Plaid Shirts, sizes 11 to 141A, — $1.98 Flannelette Blankets 70 x 90 first quality $6.50 Pr. Footwear and Rubbers for the whole family at very reasonable prices. THE ARCADE STORE Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Facey Phone 61 -` Brussels, OM.