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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-6-14, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POS'' t EX.ia;7,:. LE, ST 4'' ,E HEAL"HEAL11 AND Mill ` Y 1� 0111I VALVES Briten Tooth Paste or Powder each ' • 29c P1wnari r s—Contains 6 Vitamins plus Liver and Iron • , • . $1.755 Bachelor' Shaving Cream • • • 40c Elkays White Shoe Cleaner • • • . • • • • 25c Rexall Grape and Lemon Salt • • . , • ... 50c 1 Skeeter Skoot Cream, protecti©n from Mosquitoes 35c Bayer Aspirin Tablets • • 18c, 29c and 79c Wax Paper, 50 foot roll 17c Adrienne Face Powder, Lip Stick And Rouge, each ' 65c Garden Spray • • - • • • .. . .......... • .... 35c Sani-Ped Foot Powdf.,. • • 40c Nylon Tooth urrushes • • 33c Letter Size Writing Pad And Package Envelopes both for • • 25c Fa r SMITH 4 u #'ui 3glf� Gi! orad tic u 4At �ti :.i'of'ti STATIONER C'. TELEPHONE NO. 62 TELEPHONE NO, 52 1 WILLIAM SPINtCE Estate ?gent Conveyancer and Commissioner GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET, — ETHEL, ONT. r&sem`dt.6`_CtITHZI a.V.I 4eMLT:.2:=4 - a.1:3^"n .---"..�,o+r? ^ 1674,.11r.a .^.�•••^ - �,,,9 Brussels Legion Carnival — Thur. June 22 Fo ,.,m.,•..,,,m--,.mueve-.r....s._e.v-.meaz:wwxmm.uarpa,rsprsanc,eamavnyam,.. OTECE e COMPLETE PLETE EYESIGH T SERVICE RIGHT HERE IN BRUSSELS. EYES EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED Mr. Reid has been coining to Brussels for 10 years and can give you perfect satisfaction and eye comfort as he has done for thousands of others in this district. "SEE REID AND SEE RIGHT." R. REID Stratford's Leadng Optometrist Over 25 years. Miss Hingston's Store, Brussels - 1st and 3rd Wednedays 2:00 to 4:30 P.M. NEXT VISIT WED., JUNE 21st wd nu.._7 � �..,,..,: /gt Good"' Value's in Use,;, eras ;At The Brussels Used Car Depot 1944 Memory Sedan (Heater) 19411 Chev, Sedan (Heater) 1938 Chev. Sedan (Heater) 1936 lord 'V-8 Panel (Heater) 1934 Ford Sedan 1931 .Model A Coach 1936 Model A Coach Used Fordson Tractor used Eliding Plow . E.' NURSE At The Cities Service Gas Station BIM ONTARIO Hilt) • Imagine, it you can, a towering skyscraper deprived completely of electricity. It would be nothing but a bleak, dark block of stone, steel and concrete.. , Melees, unserviceable. 1t is Hydrohat: puts life into skyscrapers, warehouses and factories, or any other build.. Ing. For electricity transforms darkness info light, .. moves elevators swiftly and silently.. . performs the hundred tasks that bestow upon a building the throbbing pulse of life. Hidden in thewallsof tall buildings are hundreds of miles of wiring ... a veritable net- work, travelling from a master switchboard to Is essential to commerce wherever light and power are needed. Busy telephones ... chattering teletype equipment business machines, and other mechanical, time- saving' devices that serve the many needs of commerce , . • are powered by electricity. In Ontario .. , in business and home ... in in. dustry and on the farm ... Hydro lightens the way. • It powers the machines that produce the goods we need ... it brings us entertainment ... it makes our work -day easier, our life more comfortable. Plan for beler living and more leisure after Victory, by taking full advantage of the benefits that can be yours through the use of electricity, Annual Meeting Of East Huron. District Women's Institute lcloln;bimed rfirom Page Ocie Woman's ' Institute, We should fight on in spite of heavy hearts; the war presents, a golden opportunity to do good in home, country and the nation -work together in a common comae -,--be tolerant and unprejudiced. Follow the ez'aanple of the great women of the Allied countries Queen Elizabeth, Queen Wilhelmina, Madame Oirmig Kai Shek and Mrs, Diener Roosevelt. No such women are found •in the Axis countries. Be tcr_hJror1'y and kindly to new- comers—bring -homes up to tit> highest levels because a . nation cannot rise above the level of its homes, Teach ehildren to think became it is they who will have to bulid our New World, Home is the centre of a woman's life—not its boundary, She also explained the co-operative program and it was decided that the district would take "Citizenship In. Rural Communities" as its project. The ladies from the W ,ox t THE W C. WOOD CO. LTD. GUELPH, ONT. Manufacturers of gest .°aFarm A s eat Milking Machines, Milk Coolers, Grain Grinders, Oat Rollers, Feed Mixers, Electric Fences and Refrigeration. Also Surge and Universal Milking Machines can be had t . with little or no waiting. i Local Agetat-•- Them° Phone 80x Brussels, Ont. 11I LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS also GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS BEST PRICES PAID Before you 'sell any poultry phone the Export Packers. We will call at yew. place for any quantity or you Cala bring them to u's. ,l. 'r"t rntn 111,,1 preseRrec] three de- lightful musical numbers, a duet. "Beautiful Dreamer'• s apart songs "Massas in the Coid, Cold •Ground and "Old Black Joe." The election of offloeaw for 1944-45 was then conducted by Mrs. J. R. White of Ripley, Hon. -Pres., 114rr. Jr. C'. netnerlinp, Porclwich; Pres., Mrs, iycerctt eparling. Gerrie; is- Vioe Pres„ Miss ,lean 1Hlliott, Biatevale: 2nd Vice Pres,, Mrs, Jas. Armstrong, Brussels; Sec. -Treasurer, Mrs. John C. iSpeir, Brussels; Federated Repre- rrt;rt4t e, Mtg. 0, S. McNaughton, Bluevale; Alternate, Mrs, Tom Wilson, ntordwieh; District Delegate, Mrs, John G. 'S4teir, Brussels; Alter. nate, Mrs, Robt Gibson Gerrie; Andilot s Mrs. Harold Spas, Brus- sr1c, Alts Carl Hemingway. Brus srals. Convenors for Standing Com. met tees. Agriieulture and Canadian Indssh•ies, Mrs. Thos, Davidson, Brussels: Citizenship, Ma's, Jas. A rntstrong, Brussels; ' Hist. Re- fir+sreh, Mrs. J. H. Smith, Bluevale; Roane Economics Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Corrie; Social Welfare, Mra. M, esti^"a Wroxeter; Publicity,Mrs, ,John .G ,ar,,eir. Brnasels.t War IVO Ito Mrs, Melvin Taylor Gerrie. Mrs, 'Everett iSparling then gave he War Work report telling of rnneb el;vity •+rune• this line in the way of owing, knitting, parcels ard letters o boys overseas and lomatiens of money to many war relief purposes, Tr,o rerewt nit Milne 17rnnot; ++tt nos given by Mrs. Bobt. Gibson Uof • mq•ie whir reportedit to be a *mite study, Mr's Everett Sperling gave a snort of the area convention at nelph whilch siteat••tended, The ragman had been interesting and street:We. Miss Connor, representing the aea;'esment of :MINIX then told us tat CJi!NX at era ,charge will give the Women's }nsdittitte within the listening radius of its station a 15. - 0 p in 11 Export Packers PHONE 70x BRUSSELS lye .your ,n TS Properly Cared. for `.. it* F, Fa Iflosnutli OrrOMETRVif Phone 118 narritton wrw 1W M310ezitiy, Juno 14th, 1944 Grass see Clovers are scarce.. We have a full line of Alfalfa, Red Clover, Alsace, White and Yellow Clover at present, also good stook of Miletures at reasonable price. Get your Kentuckyy, Bluegrass, Sudan Crass, rape Seed Etc. Certified Seed Potatoes and Table Stocles. MA Cobbler, Katandin, Green Mountain We have a good stock of Dutch Set Onion. - ' .!.,DS Start your chicks right with Rose Brand and Choieeteria Feeds made by F. S. Watt '& Sons, Palmerston. We have a full line of Fencing Requirements. woven wire, bath wire, ete. onsammaskaammo A. J.' Pearson Ethel Phone 52-r-7 minute program from 1.30 to 1,45 June 22nd. each Wednesday flar the next 8 months at least, .11was decided' to There .are many potential winners accept their ^ kind and generous offer in this district. Come On Girls Mrs new is your chance to win one of three splendid prizes -$15:00, $10,00 and $5.00, all in war - savings oertifl. Dates. Msybe you don't consider your - serves a "Cover Girl" but not many are—be a good sport --prepare to the ladies do,' the�i indnese andrlleo operation they had. shown her during her term, of office and hoped they would• give the new president, Mrs. Snarling the same consideration, Mrs. .Sperling then, .conducted - the remainder of the meeting. Mrs. Les, Theero I call ad ces in aa Sing.$ong. enter the contest and make It a II ollectiian acrd the singing of the National Anthem complete success. Somebody is going then brought the meeting to a to win the prizes and it might as well close, A tasty lunch was served by be v the ladies of the B4uevsde Institute: Get In The Swim Bathing. Beauties Wanted Dveryone istalkingspout it—the bathing beauty contest, sponsored by the Brussels Branch of the Can. adieu Legione4n Brunie Arena on There will be prominent out-of-town judges. Those Intending to enter 'kindly have your name put on the entry list at the Brussels Post. Come in and enter yoenr name on the list yourself . or 'phone 81 and we will do it 'tor YOU • "E6v""'" +aa.m--'-.ax„mn....prno-ausnsrn.�c.e•^yrc,�, `"Ta`*,r=ex^• o-esxeceHRnn nsx+...�.:>.sac:ncpr-•.:+nxamr_-a�am LISTEN TO SELF POLISHING LIQUID WAX AND PASTE FLOOR WAX - On Every FRIDAY Morning at 10:15 37 PRIZES AWARDED EACH BROADCAST i si.rogharn For Sale at All Grocery and Hardware Stores w;moo: Women's and Misses' ;spun Wash Dresses New -Summer Shades, Sizes 14 to 44, Special $4.95. Misses 2 -piece Dresses, Sizes 13 to 19, Special $3.95 Women's Oversize Spun Dresses, Sizes 46 to 52, Special $4.95 Women's White and Brown Ties Oxfords, Low Cuban Heels, $2.98 Woxnien's All White Oxfords, rubber heels, Special $2.98. )Men's All White Buckskin Oxfords, All Sizes, Special $3.95 - Women's and 1Vlisses' Bathing Suits Sizes t2 to 44 RUNNING SHOES,, For The Whole Family. Don't forget to ask for your salerslies--For $10.00 worth of these we give you A Wari=Savings Stamp Free. THE ARCADE STORE - Phone 61 ' -- — Brussels, Ont, Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family