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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-5-17, Page 4THE BRU SiiLS PO51 Weluesdav, May 170h, 1914 Tie Choly of Ca ea st aro Homes If you have Papering to do, see our Patterns, as we are fortunate, in having a splendid assortment right in stock, at reasonable prices. Large Moth -Proof. Garment Bags Side Opening 59c each Elkay's Moth Fume Crystals can be used in a Vacuum Cleaner RED CEDAR FLAKKES• • • • 30c pkg Takes the place of Red Cedar Chest and Moth Balls Four Square Floor Wax 45c Four Square Furniture Polish 45c We get many repeat orders for these two products. Two Good Spring Medicines Peptona— A stimulating Tonic $1.00 Bottles Rexall Blood Purifier $1.00 Bottles F. R SMITH s TELEPHONE NO. 62 UU'l..IGGL, f and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 TICE, COMPLETE EYESIGHT E .1 RIGHT HERE IN BRUSSELS. EYES EXAMINED. — — GLASSES FITTED Mr. Reid has been coming to Brussels for 10 years and san give you perfect satisfaction and eye comfort as he has done for thousands of others in this district. "SBE REID AND SEE RIGHT." 5tratford's ver 25 •LosingyearsOptometrist R. A. RED O. Miss Kingston's Store, Brussels— lst and 3rd Wednedays 2:00 to 4:30 P.M. NEXT VISIT WED:, June 7th, Notice . To Milk Customers C JI inn* CHANGEFIN TIME OF MILK DELIVERY. Commencing on Monday, May 15th, and continuing through the summer months, milk delivery will be made in the morning instead of the afternoon. Your coroperation in having your bottles out with the tickets or money..in them will be appreciated. BRUSSELS CREAMERY BELL BENSON BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public Elmer .D. Bell, B.A. (Absent on Active Service') C. Joseph Benson, B.A. WednesdaySaturday BRU SSEIS OFFICE HOURS Daily from 9:00 until 12:00 anfi from 1:30 until S OO (except Thursday from 9':)0 until 12:00) Grass seed Clovers are scarce. We have a full line of Alfalfa, Red Clover, AlsIke, White and Yellow Clover at present, also good stook of Mixtures at reasonable price. Get your Kentucky, Bluegrass, Sudan Grass, Rape Seed Etc. Certified Seed Potatoes and Table Stocks. Irish Cobbler, Katandin, Green Mountain We have a good stock of Dutch Set Onions. FEEDS Start your chicks right with Rose Brand and Choiceteria Feeds made by F. S. Watt & Sons, Palmerston. We have a full line of Fencing Requirements. woven wire, barb wire, etc. A. J. Pearson Ethel Phone 52-r7 IN MEMORIAM ZIEGLER Iu loving memory of a dear husband and Sather, William Jfahnl W1.() passed away :three years ago today, May 21, 1041: His charming ways and wailing face, Are a pleasure to recall, He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Sadly missed by wile and son, IN MEMORIAM HAC'KWELL—Iu loving memory of Frank M. Hackwell who passed away May 24, 1943. One year has passed and gone Since one we loved so well Wastaken from our horn on earth With Jesus Christ to dwell The flowers we place upon his grave May wither and decay But :the love tor him who sleeps be- neath Shall never fade away. Sadly missed by Wife and Family ETHEL • There were 04 children and adults present at the United Church 'Sun- ; day school •to enjoy the Mother's FDay servi.ce, The orchestra, under the leadership of Arnold Earl, piayel two fine .selections. Superintendent Roy Hall led the order of service. A skit was put on by ,lour girls, "An Act of Appreciation to Mothers of Canada," under direction of Miss Darling. The story, "A Christian Hoare •an(1 a New China," was told , by Mrs. S. Brenton. The Spring flowers made a lovely setting. The ,Sunday school will continue to meet for the Summer months at 10:30 a.m. Rev. S. Brenton tool: for his subject can Sunday evening in the United Church, "The Eternal Fire." The choir gave special music, and the number by the male quartet was much appreciated. There was a large array of beautiful flowers. Visitors: Stanley Alexander, Trenton, at his home; C. Richards, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. George Joynt, Lucicnow, Mr. and Mrs. L. 13. Wardlaw, Listowel, Mr. aid Mrs, Percy ,Stephenson and Jean at Atwood; Miss Elsie, Franklin, Ti - Miss Florence Pearson, who lla•vo spent the winter in Toronto, have returned hope ;or the summer. East Huron District Women's Institute A meeting of 14ie ,directorate of the Last Huron district Women's lnstntulee woo he'll al the -name of Mrs. Stuart McNauglllun of the Wroxeter institute on Friday P.M., May 5. Delegates were present from six of the seven brunches, Mrs, 1, C, Demorling of iaorchvich, presi- dent of the district presider, and alter the usual opening exercises she called on the secretary. .Mrs, John Speir to read the minutes o1 the last meeting and else to give the finanlcial report •od the district. The secretary also .read a letter Te the Jain Fund donation but it was decided to leave this for the annual meeting. The ch.osing of a district project was also left for the annual meeting "Mauch is to be held in the basement of the Presbyterian Church at 131nevale on June Rh. The guest .speakers are Mrs. R, White of Ripley and Miss Eleanor Kidd of Toronto. Plans were then made for the program flor the annual meeting and it promises to be most interesting and instructive and every ranch is urged to send as many delegates as poslstible. The directors at the branches present termed a nominating com- mittee to draft a slate of officers for 1944-45. The ladies whose nares were ohoser for president and vice president would not let their names stand so nominations for These offices. will be left till the annual meeting. Mrs. Jas. Bremner gave a report of the convention at Guelph which she attended and also thanked the ladies 1o•r the ,honour they had bestowed upon her by sending her as Federated Representative. Mrs. Harold Speir then moved a vote of thanks to Mrs, iarcNaughton and the Wroxeter Institute for their hospitality. A. delicious hunch was served by the ladies of the Wroxeter Institute, MORD" Mrs. Arthur Wheeler and children of Hamilton are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Jim Johnston, lot line and other friends. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Warwick and Miss Viola Mathews spent a while on mc:msea zalcasc r+r Girls and Married Women Are Urgently Needed, for Interesting Work by a large Western Ontario Manufacturer on War Work. Continued work offered but applications also accepted for short time or summer employment. Good Wages. Excellent Working Conditions. Uniforms supplied. Boarding facilities available. Appli- cations not acceptable from thosenow on war -work. Apply at your nearest employment and selective ser- vice office or At the office of the Brussels Post at 5 P. !M.lion Thursday, May 25th. When a special representative of these firms will be there for interviewing and to take applications. Refer to C. R. 1112. 66 • Lit "r°EN TO UCCE !! SELF iPOLISHING, LIQUID WAX AND PASTE FLOOR WAX On Every FRIDAY Morning at 10:15 37 PRIZES AWARDED EACH BROADCAST From CKNX Winoharn For Sale at All Grocery and Hardware Stores DlS BI..ED 4wl.icidy removed in Clean Sanitary, truck.. Phone colmet. 72 BRUSSELS Stone Sons Limited aorto, Miss Margaret Rowland Sunday afternoon With Mr. Henry Mailers and sister and Chas. Mr. and Mrs, David McLennan 1.. THE W. C. WOOD CO. LTD. • GUELPH, ONT. 'Manufacturers lof Electrical. Farris Equipment Milking Machines, Milk Coolers, Grain Grinders, Oat Rollers, Feed Mixers, Electric Fences and Refrigeration. Also Surge and Universal Milking Machines can be had with little or no waiting. Local Agent— Harold Thomas Phone 80x - Brussels, Ont. Good`: For All Kiiid$, of Baking, SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT Good Values in Used Cars At The Brussels Used Car Depot 1938 Chew.,, Coach 1934 Ford Ford Sedan 1933 Chev. Coach 1931 Chev. Coupe 1930 Ford'Ccietcls G. E. NURSE At The Cities Service Gas Station --BRUSSELS -- ONTARIO WANTED LIVE DENS AND CHICKENS also GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS BEST PRICES PAID Before you sell any poultry phone the' Export " Packers. We will= call' at • your place for any quantity or you can bring therm to us. E „ ►rt Paok(!s PHONE 70x BRUSSELS. visited on Swriday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, McLennan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sellers of Centralia, are spending some holt days with Mrs,. Jos. Sellers and 'Walter Sellersi. Mr, and Mrs, Norman Hoover and children visdted on Sunday with Mrs. 'Mfiitoni ;Smith and Ross. Ma. Douglas Biaek of the Air Force spent a day with Mrs, Jos. Sellers and Walter before going to Nova. Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Fraser spent Friday atm. -noon with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Goddcin at Wingtham. Germs From Other Worlds Causing -Our Epidemics? Scientists ,say bitch -hiking germs from far-off planets may be respon- sible for deiv'astating plagues that periodically hit the earth. Read , , in The American Weekly with this Sunday's (May 21) issue of `Tli Detroit ,S•unday Times , . , an amaz- ing article, vividly illustrated, which sheds new light on disease, Get Sunday's Detroit Times. CORN GROWERS OF HURON COUNTY Corn Borer Clean-up reguliat- ions, are in force in this county in 1944. It is particularly import- ant that all corn growers com- pletely dispose of their corn re- fuse either ploughing under or by burning, before May 27th, 1944. The clean-up is particul- arly important this year since a considerable increase of .Corn Borer occured in 1943. R. L. REED, Corn Borer Inspector. Have your EYES ProperlyCared for NOW 6 i6 IP% F. Honauth orromentirr Phone 118 l arrivoei a -- Special Clearing of Women's and Misses' Spring Coats Every :.Coat Must GO: Misses' Coats in Tweeds, Polo, some with velvet collars, sizes 12 to 40, reg. $25. Special $19.95. Women's - Coats in Tweeds, Crepes, Black and Navy, Sizes 14 to 26.2 Reg. 27.50, Special $22.50 No lay aways or refunds on these Coats and No War Saving Stamps will be given. THE. .ils Phone 61 „ Brussels, Ont., Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family ..sesssrrorem..