The Brussels Post, 1945-4-4, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, April 4,11l1, 1945
All for the Home
Martin Senour Pure Paint
Floor Enamel
Multi -Use Enamel
Quick Drying Varnishes
Wood Lac Stain
Neutone Flat Paint
St nworthy Wall Paper
Needed at House -Cleaning Time
Moth Proof Garment Bags
Red Cedar Flakes
Formaldehyde, 8 oz bottles • • • , 25c bottles
..
Four Square Glass Cleaner .. ... ......•. 50c
30e pkg
20c
Four Square Floor Wax • •
Four Square Furniture Polish .. • •
Tintex, Sunset and Rit Dyes 15c
Dolly Cream for Curtains • • • • ' . • 75c bottles
Moth Control Liquid ....... • • - " ' y -Kul,
Moth Fume Killer Crystals, Cedar and ��vGum Camphor
Fly-Tox,
45c bottles
15c pkg
F. R SMITFI
DRUGG111T and
STATIONER
d'^' Stals»
TELEPHONE NO. 62 -- TELEPHONE NO. 62
WILLIAM SPEACE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, -- — ETHEL, ONT.
Cozy Theatre Will
Re -Open April 10th
'rhe Cozy Theatre is closed at
present while 115 opera seats awe
being insta led. It wi11 re -open n
Tuesday. April lOMr with an out- snow bucket, V -plow and angle
standing lineup of pictures in store
for its patrons. mese will include a er. en hase. a g9udpmrsepowes
the loveable Bumatead Series,
George Formby with hisnonsensical purohased in Toronto at a cost of
fun and such popular hits as "You ;15,626.
Were Never Lovelier,
" "Crazy Houser and marry more top notch The council is also calling for
n- tenders
age collect -
successes. Remember April the
and ion. Thisrsystemy wasbinaugerated
ink dater eslay' hours 8
remember the change in one year ago.
o'clock and 9,50.
Wingham Council Buys
Tractor and Snow Plow
The Wingiham town council have
announced the purohaase of a D-4
caterpillar with excavator shovel,
BELL & BENSON
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer D. Beit, B,A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Service)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Mr Benson in attendance Saturday afternoons.
Office open daily from 9—to— 5:30
F. F. HOMUTH
OPTOMETRIST
Coming to brussels
Th.rsiay, April 12th
9 A. M. till 9 P. M.
We will have all the most
,'13,1'• r..+,r<..:..
Modern 'Equipment and can
b" iii ^ ,..t,:a: i .„ '
assure you the very Best Eye
-Service. Avoid disappoint-
ment byl telephoning Miss
Maudey Bryans Phone 26x
Brussels for an appoint
went.
Another Hydro Rate Reduction
For AI Rural Consumers
A further Rural rate reduction from 4c to 31/2c per kilowatt
hour on the first block of energy used in any one month by
Hydro Rural consumers, will go into effect on all bills rendered
on or after May 1st, 1945.
This Rural rate reduction will mean a saving of approximately
$300,000 a year to Hydro Rural consumers.
The New Uniform Rate Structure
Will Be:
3 and 1-2c. per kilowatt hour for first block
. of energy. (formerly 4c.)
1 and 6-10c. per killowatt hour for second
block of energy.
3-4c per kilowatt hour for all additional
energy.
No service charge on Farm Service ... a
service charge of 56c gross per month
on Hamlet Service.
The more Hydro you use the Less it costs on the average per
kilowatt hour. Increased use therefore brings lower costs.
The important revisions in Rural rates, made effective in January
1944, have resulted in a greater use of energy, enabling the
Commission to further reduce the cost of electricity to Rural
consumers in Ontario.
THErHYDROR-ELECTKICLPOWER
COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
BLUEVALE
Easter services were enjoyed at
the United Church on ,Sunday
morning conducted by Rev. J. W.
Johnson. Special music was :endured
by the ,choir and Miss Isooel Mc-
Kinnon and Mrs. George Hethering-
ton sang a duet.
The ,evening service was in
charge of the Y.P.U. The presi-
dent, EQlienilintg Johnston, presided•
Mrs M. L. Aitken read the s crip-
ture lesson. Easter readings were
given by Mrs Carl Johnston, and
Miss Shirley Selling. Mrs. George
Hetherington read a sermon oy
Rev. Charles Malcolm Ross Smith
t Mrs, Alex MoOraoiain and Mrs.
Here is an open letter to the voters of Huron and Bruce .. •
As member for Huron and Bruce for the past eighteen
months it is my intention to seek re -nomination in the coming
Provincial Election. It is my firm conviction that much can
still be done for the rural and urban population of Huron
and Bruce, and if given your support, I will, in the future, as
in the past, have their problems and interests first and fore-
most at heart.
e
Signed J• W HANNA
Red Bard Stoile
PHQNE 12 - BRUSSELS
Lake your Spring
Cleaning Easy by Using
Javex ..• ..
D. B• Paste ..• • • •
Rinso •.
Sunlight Soap
S. O. S. Scouring Pads .
Handy Ammonia • • .. • . . •
Gillettes Lye
Bon Ami cake or powder
Hawe's Lemon Oil .
Satina and La France
We have a special variety of McKenzie's garden and
flower seeds, Bulk peas, corn and beans.
Dutch Sets and Multiplier Onions. -
per bottle . • • 15c
2 jars ..... .. .. • 25c
large 25c
Giant .. 53c
• •.. 3 bars .. . 20c
.. .. • • each • 15c
per pkg 7c
2 tins .,.,, 25c
2 tins •• .. 15c
Large bottle .. , : • 25c
Clara. F. Russell
George Hetherington contributed a
vocal number.
At. Knox Presbyterian Church,
Howard Neable, Toronto, delivered
an Easter message. Appropriate
music was rendered by the choir.
Allan Ramsay and J. G. Higgins,
lilts. Harney Robertson and Mrs.
Donald Robertson slang "The Old
Pugged Cross.' '
Two prayer services were held
here last week. The first one wa;s
bald in the united Church when
Howard Neable, a student, who has
beat eonductdng the Sunday ser-
yices in Knox Prestbytetdan Church,
delivered the message. 0a Friday
evening Rev. J. W. Johnson, of the
United Church, spoke on the eruct•
fixion of Christ. Mr. Neable con-
ducted the service. Easter hymns
were sung and ,appropriate auric
was rendered by a noir composed
of members from the two local con-
gregations.
E -Y -E -S
R. A. READ °
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Coming to Brussels
Former patients and new friends welcome! An exceptpional
opportunity to have your eyes examined and proper glasses fitted
by an expeprt, well-known all over this district! Complete eye.
sight service to all at moderate cost. Mr. Reid comes regularly
to his Brussels office and has fitted thousands of people with
glasses, giving peprfect satisfaction and eye comfort to all.
Wednesday Afternoon, April 1 lth
1.3O to ^5:00 p.m.
Office in Miss Hingston's Store
Please make appointments with
Miss Hingston, phone 51
"See REID and See Right"
Visitors; Miss Martha atalme,
Mars. Pearl Koine and son, of Jerrie, C
with Mrs, Richard, Johnston;
George Thomson and Mist Helen
Thomson, London, with their pas,
encs, blab. and Mrs. George Thorn.
son; Miss Jennie Molvoa, Wing•
ham, with Mr. and Mas Earl Ham-
ilton; Miss Rhoda Robertson, To-
ronto, with her parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. W. J. Robertson; Dr. and Mrs.
Petheniogtom, Brampton, Mr. and
Mrs. ,Straniley Gallacher, Btl1,f and
Berns, Wroxeter, with their father,
C. He!theaingrton; Miss Jean Mo
Barney, Toronto, with her patents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tames McBurney;
551,ss Lois Elliot, Reg.N., Toronto
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Elliott; Mr, and Mrs. Edward John
stop entertained their family on
Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs. Sparring
Johnston, Mm. and Mrs. Carl Johns
ton with their families, Mr, and
Mrs, Robert Turnbull and family of
Byron, Mrs. Harris and two sons,
Holstein, Mrs. Harold Harris •and
two sones of , Mount Forest; Mui
Edith Gornbss, of the Clinton Hos-
pital staff,
os.pitalstaff, with her parents, Mr,
Mrs. Mrs. John T, Ciarnlrrs; Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Messer and daughter,
Betty, and Charles Messer of To-
ronto with their father, John
Messer, who 1s quite ill at present;
Norma and Irene 'flail VIM g.
11am1, with their parents, 1Tr, and
Mrs, Gcrdron hall,
THE W. C• WOOD CO. LTD.
GUELPH, ONT.
Manufacturers of
Electrical karst, E1quipntent
Grain • Grinders, Milk Coolers, Milking Machines, Electric
Fences, Oat Rollers, Feed Mixers and Farm Refrigeration.
Local Agent—
Staul'eyrL .M ach a n
Phone 26-r-8 R.R. 3, Brussels, Ont.
s
Do Your Spring Shopping
N ow!
Misses' Harris Tweed Coats in Brown and
Grey, sizes 14 to 20.
Women's Black and Navy Coats, sizes 14
to 26%
Women's and Misses' Jersey Dresses in one
and two-piece in the latest spring
patterns sizes 16 to 24/
Misses' Spun Rayon Dresses in one and
two-piece in the latest Spring
shades, sizes 12 to 20
We have a large assortment of Dress Goods
in new spring shades at Reasonable
Prices
Men's Work Boots. leather and panco soles
with solid leather insoles,
sizes 6 to 11 ' • • • ..
$3.95
Growing girls' Brown Tie Oxford with
cuban and flat heels,
sizes 4 to 8 • $2.49
Misses Black and Brown Tie Oxfords and
Straps, sizes 11 to 3 • $1.98 up
Don't forget to, ask for your sale slips—For
$10.00 worth of these we give,. you
A War -Savings Stamps Free.
THE ARCADE STORE
Phone 61 --
Brussels, Ont.
Store Wide Bargains for the 'Whole Family