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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-12-16, Page 8tow v'o 1t -1E BRUSSELS POST • rs Wednes•lay, December loth, W92 Christmas Time — 0,0, .' Notice to Coal ,customers- 1 La#zd S' It We are expecting 2 cars of Coke, Pocahantus and i Bricketts and perhaps stove coal before long. PHONE 1. ' •• BRUSSELS pg Each customer must take at least half of his order in SPECIALS FOR ---THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY coke and the other half in brickets or pocahantus. The q? • Aux orders must be small as this is the situation and we must f make the best of it in order that we will all have some fuel. Large Holiday Display H•eire •� en Leather 1 ` Writing Cases ' AP A very useful gift: One at $2.85 in , •, Airforce Blue is Especially Popular. Leather Billfolds and Key Cases Billfolds from 60c up Key Cases from 35c up Gift Toilet Preparations Sets Will delight the recipient Yardley Adrienne • Bachelor Jasanin, Gardenia April Showers and others. Waterman's Matched Pen & Pencil Sets Much in demand Very pleasing colors $5.06 Set Eclipse Streamlined Pen and Pencil Sets $1.75 Christmas Decorations, Hinoki Rope, Dennison's Crepe Paper, Candles, Ornaments, Icicles, Christmas Serviettes and Wreaths, Wrappings for Gift Packages, Tags, Seals, Red Ribbon, Cellophane and Cord. Fine China Cups and Saucers at 60c each and up Petit Point China Open Stock can be collected a piece at a time. New Smart Toilet Sets in Pearl and Amber at $3.50 Set and up Also Leather Sets for We Books for Girls Books for Boys, Picture Books, Painting Books, Games, Model Craft, Water Colors, Dolls and Toys F. R SMITH DRUGGIST and see4,7,4 STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62' V.PHONE NO. 62 AgailaYikr-RWAVOIVAVAVAVAIVOWAIMIg6 Coal Strictly Cash 1 A • A of D. N. McDonald Ampowaossonamordr WALTON Service will be held to St. George's Church on Sundays, Dec, 20th and 27th at 4 p.m. Sunday School at 3:30 p.m.. The services will be in keeping with the Christ- mas season. Annual Meeting of St. George's, Walton, Women's Guild and Women's Auxiliary The annual meeting of the Wo- men's Guild and Women's Auxiliary of St. George's church, Walton was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Wm. Humphries on Thursday, December 10th. The meeting open- ed with the Christmas Hymn "O Dome All Ye Faithful" followed by the Scripture Lesson and Prayer by the Rector, Rev. M F. Oldham. Mrs. Wm. Humphrey, president; was in charge of the meeting. The treas- urer's report was given for the Women's Guild by Mrs. Bert Ander- son and for the W.A. by Mrs. Harry Bolger. Both organizations have had a succeaful year. The Copper choir and church school on Friday night, Dec. 114.1) with a good attend- ance. Those taking special parts were two readers, 13111 Wilson and Jack Bryans; three travellers, Alvin McDonald, Douglas Fraser and Gerald Watson; Mary, "the mother or Jesus," Miss Dorothy Turnbull; two angels, IOlva 'Sholdice and Leona Watson; two stars, Doreen Coutts and ,Shirley Bennett; lost child, Leona Johnston; soloists, Mrs. Herbert Traviss, Miss Dorothy Turnbull and Helen Johnston• reci- tation, Isabel Davidson. The can- tata was directed by Mrs, Brown, pianist; Rev. Gordon Hazelwood and Mr. 'Clarence Grainger.It will be presented again, by request, next Sunday night, in the church at eight o'clock. Come and enjoy 11 I treat. Mrs. K. Woods or Seaforth return- ed to Seaforth last week after spend- ing a week with Roy ancl Mrs. Bennett. Phe. E. Ross Bennett who joined the armed forces (active) in Oc- tober and who was in camp aL Wol- iley Barracks, London has been Rind brought in over $.20.00. The moved to Listowel, He spent the Gi i1d has raised over 5200 In the �r including the bazaar proceeds, e Guild voted a sum of money to Church Wardens and the W. A. ed money to pay the yearly obli- ons. A vote of thanks was n to the officers for the splendid is accomplished during the year, se were re-elected by acolama- for 1343 and are as follows: en's Guild, president, Mrs. Wm, phries; sec.-treas., Mrs Beit arson. Women's Auxiliary, pres'i- Mrs. Wm. Humphries; see,- ., Mrs. Harry Bolger, At the of the meeting community l ug was indulged iu. Rev. M. 31'. ant gave a piano instrumental, inty supper was served by the !1 ss. sacred cantata "The secret of tars" was presented in Walton c1 ,Church by members of the ye POULTRY Take your Chicks, Hens, Geese and Ducks to Samis; for the Highest Market Prices. F. M. SAWS Phone 80, Brussels inest Quality Lowest Pr ices THE FINEST' EYESIGHT SERVICE YOU EVER HAD! No hit and miss methods here. Your eyes are therms* examined by Mr. Reid and you are told the truth about them. Tsrenty,.five year's experience in optometry alone is your guarantee of satisfaction. R. A. REID, R Y 1 EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Brussels Office in Miss Hingston's Store. now 51 EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FROM 2:00 to 440 P.M. week end at his home 'here. Fusilier Herb Travis, from Camp at Niagara -on -the -Lake, was a re- cent visitor at bis home here. Z. Sgt. W. C. Bennett now with the postal corps, in Toronto, was a week end visitor at his home here. GET YOUR PERMANENT ON THE NEW ZENITH HEATERLESS THERMIQUE End Curls $1.25 and $1.76 and $2.26 including Shampoo Permanent $2,00, $2.50 and $5.00 Including Anger wave and 'shampoo Telephone 55x or an Appointment IRENE PEASE OVER PROCTOR'S RESTAURANT eat; the Ads. for Xmas Gifts OMNI Mawr ma. Used Cars - Case Products 1937 Chev. Coach 1935 Ford Sedan 1933 Chevrolet Coach 1931 Chevrolet Coach 1930 Durant Sedan 1930 Model A Roadster Jumper Cutter - These cars are well tired and popular models, see them to -day at Cities Service Gas Station. G. E. NURSE At The Cities Service Gas Station BRUSSELS • ONTARIO GROCERY SPECIAL" Eattnore Bran per pkg 12c & 20c Pure Gold Jelly Powders • • • . ••.• • • •••• • • . • •• ••• • •••• • • . each 6c Post's Bran Flakes ••••.,,a..,•.•.•••••• .. .. • 2 for 21c Handy Anituonia • • 4 each 23c Jello Ice Cream Powders eh c Spanish Onions - , , .. • per lb 8c Mephesto Sardines • • • • •••• • .. .. . • • • . 2 tins 25c Choice Prunes ., .. 2 Ib 25c Swansdown Cake Flour • . pkg 33c Elliott's Economy Store Phone 55 Braysels , 011VOlgOINCAVNAMItellitAIMOMIVOlit 4i 'Lew- is A. Russellb J waliciowavegivotememalwawo Aylmer Apple Juice In cattle 19c Borden's Chateau Cheese per pkg 23c Libby's Tomato Juice • • • • , • • • .. • • , , per tin • ••••• • •••• . •••• 10c McCormick's Creamy Sodas . • , •••••••••• • • large size .: • • • . • • 21c Vernor's Gingerale .. • • • • per bottle • •••• , •••• .. , • • 25c Libby's Prepared Mustard , . • • per jar • • • • , . , , •••••• • 10c Lifebuoy Health Soap •.•• • ••-•-. , • • • • 3 cakes . , . • • • . • • • • • • 21c Dalton's assorted Puddings • • • • .. • • 4 pkgs , •••• • •......•••••••• • • 25c Toasted Prairie Nuts per pkg .... • • .••••• • • •••• • 23c Choice Candy Grapes, Oranges, Tomatoes Durham Corn Starch • • . , 2 pkgs • • • • •••••• • , • • , • • • • 21c Coleanan's Pure Lard ...•••..•. 2pigs ••.••••••. •••• 38e Baker's unsweetened Chocolate • • ••••••......•-• small • • • • , .. • • 10c large ••...,•••••............. 22c Cocoa per tli 15c Mixed Ready Cut Peel • • . • • per lb . • • • ... • • . , . 30c Have you asked for your Calendar? Christmas Gifts for Everyone Misses' Chenille HOUSE COATS In white, turquoise blue, rose and wine Special $5.95 Why not give a DRESS TO MOTHER we have a nice sel- ection, sizes 12 to 52 At Reasonable Prices Women's Cashmere Hose • • • • $1.25 per pair Women's Chiffon Lisle Hose • • • • $1.25 pair Women's and Misses' Slips • $1.25 to 2.49 Misses' Satin Panties 79c O Girl's 2 Piece, All Wool Blanket Cloth Snow Suits with lined jackets $10.95 Men's All Wool Flannel Bath -Robes $7.50 Men's Ties • • • • 39c to $1.50 Men's Dress Shirts $1.25 to $2.50 Men's Dress Socks • • • • • • • • 25c to $1.00 Men's Scarfs 98c to $1.95 We Give Christmas Boxes Free For All Articles This Store Will Be Open Monday, Wed- nesday and Thursday Evenings. Don't forget to ask for your sale-slips—For $10.00 worth of these we give you A War Savings Stamp Free. THE ARCADE STO Phone 61 -y Brussels, Ont. S�ttoorree�aa��Wide Bargains yforr the �Whollee Family 0 1