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A(terinvertry Sae
Once a y oar, in January, we take inventory
and once a year
Aft229 Inventory
we advertise a
NO -PROFIT SALE.
This is "IT."
Many introductory remarks are unnecessary, the prices
will' speak for themselves.
Please Note:
Should stormy weather and blocked roads interfere
ibis advertisement is meant to apply when roads and weather
permit our out-of-town customers to travel safely.
"INAE- Coat. Section
,Ii nc or Misses
Coats, fitted or boxy styles, all with two linings and
back chamois, reg. from $16,50 to $19.95, sizes to fit from
11-15 only .... • • to clear AT ONLY .... • • $12.88
One only airforce blue BOUCLE Coat, trimmed with
RED FOX, size 16 satin and interlined with extra chamois,
regular $59.95 at $25.00
Untrimmed Dressy Coats, ..for those who have their
own fur. or as an in-between coat, colours black, gold, light
blue and brown, sizes from 14-20, all wool boucle, reg.
$29.59 at only $19.95
Fur -trimmed Dressy Coats, some with bleached Wolf
or bleached Coon fitted or boxy styles and some Tuxedo coats
with fur -trim formerly $69.95 at $49.95 or any of them at
a reduction of $20.
Misses' and Women's SILVER FOX TRIMMED COATS
with shining Silver Fox on beatifully fitted dressy coat,
all wool materials and best quality linings and interlin-
ings with chamois sizes from 11-20 and 161/2-24%
offered as follows:'
reg. $110-$115.00 to clear at only . • • • $89.95
reg. $79.95 and $89.95 to clear at onlx .. , . $69:95
Women's Half sizes reg. $79.95 clear at only • • • • $65.00
In The ,i+ t v Coo. Section
We have several Coats that sold reg; at $149.50 which are
are now on sale at only $98. CASH, but this Targe re-
duction does NOT apply to all our fur coats. To those
who are interested we say: if you can wear a size 11,
14, or 16 in a FITTED COAT, black or brown, we have
one for you at the above mentioned price of $98.
Large reductions also apply on the
greater part of our DRESS STOCK and
on alis Millinery stock, but space does not
permit us to stretch this ,gid.
Take our word for it
THIS fS PSI HONEST 'i6 GOOD NESS SALE
Ladies earls Shoppe
L'istowels Leading Ladies Wear Store;
where your Dollar buys more.
ELECT CAN
BUSINESS
e No business can afford to fees
rlako whteb should be covered by insur.
mace. Let no analyse your nests, expo
bow insurance esu protect your business
loam less in many ways and arrange plan.
steal root portaos to town all eventualities.
'ire writs Plot Insurance to csi4r ssi•
mesa Slobs in Automobile, Firs. Persoml
Floater, Burglary, Cram t oe
90e, lilarmso Plato alma, GotSurel and Pala,
A� I,ialbfl3ty, Pidotlty snKt
Surety Bonds.
Asssasts,acteraaeaaterrrrwaesa+�a® - ..,
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Wed nr+sdnY. Je
cry 10111, 1945
AUOTION SALE
Of Household Goods
Chicken Feeders and
a Whippet Coach with 5 good tires,
and New Battery
At
MRS, LEONARD ROONEY'S
.MILL STREET, BRUSSELS
ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 12th
at 2 P.M.
LEWIS ROWLANDD, Auctioneer
BLUEVALE
The Woman's Association of the
United,Church met at the parsonage
on Thursday afternoon. The presi•
(lent Mrs. M. L, Aitken, presided.
The rninnies were read by Mrs,
George Thomson and the 'treasurer,
Mrs. George Hetherington, reported
a suhstan'tial balance at the end of
1944. The roll call was answered
by paying member'shi'p fees for 1945.
Fourteen' members responded.
,Plans for ,activities for the' new
year were discussed among them
the question of refreshments ler
the annual congregational meeting.
Mrs, G. Hetherington gave a read-
ing appropriate to the season and
Mrs. Aitken read an interesting let-
ter received some time ago from
Rev. ,Crawford Tate, a former min-
ister, who died recently do Toronto.
MTs. R, P. Garndss opened her
home on Thursday afternoon for
the regular meeting of the W.M,S.
of I'nox Presbyterian Church. Tho
President,. Mils. R. Elliott, opened
the meeting by reading "Standing
At the Portal of the Opering Year,"
and Mns. R. F. Garniss read the
'Mad Tidings," pprayer. Mrs. ,T. J.
Elliott read the Scripture from St
,Tohn's Gospel and prayer was of-
fered by Mrs. P S, MacEwen. A
prayer for peace and for those in
the .awned services was offered by
Mfrs,. J. Cliidvers.
Miss Scott was appointed key wo-
rtan, along with Mrs. Chilvers, to
represent the society 'on the con-
n.ittee planning for observance or
the World's Day of Prayer. Miss
Florence Fowler gave a New tear's,
reading on the motto: "Look up
ant not clown: look forward not
backward;i" look out and not in;
lencl a hand." Miss Olive Scott read
a paper entitled "Real Religion,
prepared by Miss Barbara Thyam:
of Woodrow, Sask., a iormer mem,
her of the society.
Miss Isobel McEwen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John L. MacEwen of
Turnberry and a student at the
Normal School, Stratford, is teach-
ing g at the Bluevale school this
wselt,
Howard Naedyed, Molesworth, a
student, conducted the service in
Knox Presbyterian Church on Sun
day morning. He spoke from Isaiah
52;12, liis 'su'bj'ect being, "The Van
guard and the Rearguard." He spoke'
of life as a battle with Christ going
before and following after.
At the United Chnmch Rev. J, W.
Johnson occupied the pulpit and
conducted Communion service. • He
preached from the text, "All things
work together for good to thein
that love God."
Miss Lois Elliott, Reg.N., Wo.
men's College Hos'llltal, 'Toronto,
hod the misforthne to fracture her
ankle while skating. Miss .97111ott
had ,spent the holiday sesson here,
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Raymond Elliott.
Personals: Mos. Eldred " Nichol
lino returned home after being a
eetient in the Walkerton General
Hospital for a mouth, and is making
satisfactory progress, following
:til operation; AW. Dorothy Aitken
R,C,A,F., has returned to Calgary -
after a'weel: at her home stere.
THE STEADY SUBSCRIBER
How dear to oat' heart is the
steady subscriber
Who pays in advance at the bi th of
each year,
Tie lays clown the money and ' sloes
it (mite gladly,
And rests round the office a halo
of cheer.
No never says: "Stop it; T can't
effort.' it,
T'm setting more magazines now
then 1 care to read"
' Put oiwnve says, "Send it; our
people all like it,
ht fact wn all think it n help and
a need."
TTnw we1enms his order when
srt'nehes nor office,
Tt 1ilekes 0111' Pulse throb:
!Mikes our heart dance!
We outwardly thank Mtn, we
wai'dly bless hien--
The steady subscriber who
in
advance,
it
it
fn.
pays
ADVERTISING RATES
Classified Ade (cash) 28e
Over telephone or charged **e
in Memoriam ,.,:,
Card of Thanka .,, drip
Births, Merrlapes Deaths ..,..... Fres
Celebrate 25th
Wedding Anniversary
Ou
.Saturday, December 39th
about fifty f'r'iends and neighbours
of Arthur and Mrs, McCall took
thein completely by surprise when
ihcy gathered al their home to
celebrate the 25'rh anniversary of
tlrei,r marriage, The fore part of the
evening was spent In games and
social chat and then Clarence Martin
acted as chairmtut for a short
program which everyone enjoyed 1
The moat interesting aeon was a
mock wedding. Jack liryans read
the following address:
Dear Irene and Art;
It is indeed a happy oecassion
for us to gather in your home to
night on the eve of your 25th AnnI-
ver:sary to terrier to you our heart
telt congratulations,
The wedding ceremony takes
i•lt,ce in the course of a few mem-
ems but ,the marriage Is a great
institution which can be built only
by the sharing of joys and sorrows
of happiness and heartaches, through
the ensuing years. We know it
n'uet be with the feeling of satisfact
ion that you have reached this, an-
other milestone In married life„
We cherish the memory of your
pleasant recollections of past ass-
ociations and we look forward to
the continuance of these associate
ions for many years to come.
We ask you to accept these small
gifts that they may be a tangible
expression of 0111' common feelings
which are so hard to express in writ -
:lig yet are so easy to express in
thought. May each of you enjoy
health and happiness for many
years, and many more years of
happy life be yours.
Signed on behalf of your friends
and neighbours.
Ill a few words Mr. McCall cried
to express his thanks for the beatl•
fill gifts and best wishes. The gifts
were presnted by Lena and Doris
J':hnsitou and Clarence McCtItret n,
A dainty lunch was served by the
ladies h' ,.
s w ich icduded a three -fie,
cake made by Mrs. Stewart McCall.
trey New Year's greetings were
exchanged the folks departed for
their respective bones expressing'
the wish that we would ail be
present when another twenty-five
year rolls around.
Horses Lose Tails
Railway Must Pay
Horses owned by Joseph Harris
i,'.ft a point in the prairie pi'atieees
with "beautiful complete tails" on
arrival here ,hep were found to be
tailless -today the court of appeals
ruled that Harris should be paid
5200 damia.ge by the Canadian Na-
tional Railways which carried the
horses,
' The court of appeal ruling said
that the contract signed between
the C.N.R. and the horse owner
epeciflecl that the horses were to
he delivered Here in the sante con-
dition as they were accepted out
west.
GREY
Mi'. Lloyd Warwick, 3rd lisle, ens
a. recent visitor in Toronto.
A .great many of the rural schools
were closed several clays last weolt
on account of the severe storms aril
blocked roads.
Chas. and Mrs. Dedtner, 6th eOn.
are to be congratulated on the
arrival of 0 new heti,
Miss Isabel Turnbull, graduate of
Hamilton General Hospital has sue
creesfully passed her R.N. exams and
haS accepted a position in Mt, Ham-
ilton Hospital,
Mrs, A. D. Miller 'of Olds, At -a,
was a recent visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. George Johnston. It is 20 years
s:tc she last visited here,
SOLDIER FROM WINGHAM
REPORTED DEAD IN ITALY
OLD
VIRGIIIA
PIPE TOBACCO
It's a root
pip. smoker's
tobacco
CLASSIFIED
.ADS
FOR SALE—
A Gateway Robe, cheap,
Joe Ryan Phone 77x
FOR
SALE—
],
ALE T _ —T�
1 Durham Cow, due to freshen.
Sam Ovington Phone 33-r-13
FOR SALE -
1 hall speed 'utter in good con-
dition. apply to
R. W. Whitfield Phone 49-r-9
FOR SALE—
A pair of size 9 Tube Skates and
Boots, good as new.
'Phomas Bernard Phone 36-r-9
SAWS. SHARPENED --
Cross cut sawn put in A-1 con-
dition, also hand saws. Leave them
at ... The Brussels Post.
FOR SALE—
Girl's (,white) Boots and .Tickle
Tube Skates, size 5.
Phone 95.
•
FOR SALE -
1 pr. of boy's shoes and skates,
size 7, also 1 pr. of girl's shoes and
ekates size 7. apply at
The Brussels Post Phone 31.
LOST— •
Ir Brussels on Saturday. a Roman
gold plated wrist watch with leather
strap. Reward for finder.
Phone 36-r-9 Thomas Bernard
WANTED -
To Rent. 100 acre farm near
ec'hool, good buildings and plenty of
e-ater, possession by March let.
Apply at the Brussels Post.
House and Lot for Sale -
Corner Queen and Albert Streets.
Apply to Mrs. Annie Smith.
Phone 43-r-25
Kitchener Big -4 Chicks have an
agent here. Save time by placing
your order with hint -order now to
save ,disappointment, "At 5 months
weigh an average of 5 lbs," "We
would not have anything else" tliats
trhat cutomers write. We advise
early ordering. Agent R. S. War.
":ick. Hill Top Ranch, Brussels.
VERY CONSI'DERATE
The elderly Spinsters were look-
ing after two evacuee children..
Tater a third arrived, an indepen-
ciert little Londoner, aged 11. On
his 'first evening be was allowed
to sit up with his hostess after
':he children had gone to bed.
Polite boredom set in. At about
a quarter to 10 the lad could bear
if no longer.
"Well," he said brightly, "if you
two would like to pop out bar a
quick One, I'll keep my eye on the
kids upstairs."
VhNGFLVM, ,ren, 10. -Word has
teeelietl here that Ste. Carl .Hari,
former resident of 'tVingliam, has;
been ,tilled in action in Italy Pte.
Hart was wounded some month,
ago ,and r•elin'ned to action. Born
in this locality, he received his edu
cation here. He had been employ
ell herr 1"d in Guelph, where he
enlisted Ole was in his 36th yea•
bnrvaving, besides his wife ,former ,
ly Lovina 'flurnin, of Wingham, arc
three sinal, sons. Wilbert Morley
sad William, His mother, Mrs
Inert 'Poplar, also survives, resldini;
near i5rhtgh ,m, as Well its two
brolbers, Alvin and. Triad, both of
\3'rughaan.
Two women were talking in the
street when an aerolilane went
60e styely, "Tt is all right, dear," said
the other; "its one et these old.
fashioned planes with Is Man in it. "
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Have your
EYES
Properly Creed
Fo Fa
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ot,r%l fat
OPTOMETRIST
'hone 118 l•lari'istOns
LOOKOUT FOR
YOUR LIVER
Stick ft up right naw
and feel like a tnfllian t
Torn livor is the largest organ in your body
and most important to your health. It pounced
bile to digest food, gots rid of waste, supplies
new energy, allows proper nourishment to resell
your blood. When your liver gets out of order
food decomposes in your intestines, Yen !be-
come constipated stomach and kidneys can't
work properly. You feel "rotton"-•headachy,
backachy, dizzy, dragged out all the time.
For over39 years thousands have won prompt
relief From these miseries—.with Fmit-a-tivos.
So tan you trona Try Fruit-a-tives --you'll be
simply dolightod bow quickly you'll'foel like a
new person, boppy and Well seem. 25c, 50c.
FRUItA,TIVES lorgsst5senede5
M ilinq
rivet Tablets
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BUSINESS CARDS
Dennis Duequette — Licensed Auctioneer
IPOR HURON COUNTY)
Per Engagements Prone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they will be
looked after immedlately,
For Information, etc., write or phone either ,S1.,••ia OR
41X et Brussels, Ont.
ALL BALES CONDUC' ED IN A SATISFACTORY MANNER.
MODERATELY PRICED.
Allan A. Lamont �^
Agent for -Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Louvain.*
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy ►or farmers,
Queen St.- Brussels 'Phone 657
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday avenings and 10 pm.
Sun ays-Emergencies and by appointment only.
Hone calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 pm.
Chas. T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE i7 -r-2
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SAES
(Lleensed In Hurun and Perth Counties,
PRICES REASONABLE, SATISFACTION GUA'9ANTEED
For Information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
phone 12 on 658 Senlorth R,R. 1, a^ucekeld
Make ar•'angen•ents at The Brussels Poet or
Elmer D. Bell, Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. RANN Furniture
FUNERAL A,YD AMBULANCE -SERVICE.
E.
" Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 - - BRUSSELS, ONT:
JAMES McFADZEAN
Howick Mutual Fire Insurance
-also- .
Hartford Windstorm . Tornado Insurance
Automobile Insurance
PHONE 42 P.O. BOX 1 '
TURNBERRY ST. ---x BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Llcenstd For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONABLE
"or Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Post" and they ells
be 'ookee+ after Immedaltely
Par Information, etc., w ite or phone Lew, Rowland 2E1)r-34 et
Seaforth; cr write R.R. 3, Walton.
W. S. Donaldson -- Licensed Auctioneer
Phone 35-r-13 - Atwood, Ont.
for the Counties of Huron and Perth
All sales promptly attended to - Charges moderate
For Engagements phone 31 "The Brusels Pose' and they
ow ` Idl will be looked after immediately. Hto
1 i. ^fie" u , —
Before you blawweT
your telephone...
Engineers designed the mouth.
piece of your telephone to give
best results at one-quarter of as
inch from the lips. When your
lips are farther away than this,
your voice is transmitted less
strongly ...less clearly.
Failure to remember these
simple facts accounts for the
great majority of "trouble"
reports.
help avoid needless service
cheelrups, and at the same time
let those you talk to hear you
without strain, Inst remember:
Talk clearly, norrttally, directly
into the telephorre, with your
Ups just one-gttarler of an inch
front the mouthpiece.
Oiukt j ltfHcrys7 r C/keds,
Smoking while
you talk may
cause distorted
tcccptioa, It also
trevonts your
holding the
mouthpiece d1.
redly in front
of the lips.
If. you ,aced to
reach aet0S5 your
desk ns you talk.
continue . to lipid
the telephone in
correct position,
close to the lips,
A wall sat can't
Onto 10 you: stand
or sit so that your
lips are directly
,n
front of and
close to the mouth.
piece, Doe't "talar
across" it,
l+nr clear, neiste
free trasie1ission,
always keep your
desk telephone
11551910 -tun at
or near titc Iior-
)sontat position,