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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-7-19, Page 4THE BR1.J,SSEi•S POST Skeeter Skoot Cream, drives away • MosountcteS •. ,,.,,.••.,.,., . 35c Post Cards of Brussels, Good Assortment 5c each Anacin Tablets for headaches and colds 25c Rex-Eme Skin Cream 29c Gypsy Cream for sun burn • • ' • . .. 30c Writing Pads, extra number of sheets 15c Rexall Teething Aid • . ......... • . • 35c Poison Ivy Chek 50c bottles 40c Rexall Foot Powder Grape and Lemon Fruit Salts • • 50c Rexall Corn Solvent English Garden Perfune Gillette Blue Blades 25c 30c . , . , • 25c Fkg. Silique Liquid Stocking • $1.00 I; English Health Salts with drinking glass 43c fee....arae ^ SMITH i3i19sG19f and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 TF:l.rPHONE r.o. 62 !, WILLIAM SP INCE Estate Agent Conveyancer and Comnsissioner GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET, — — ETHEL, ONT. NOTICE CO PLETE EYESIGHT SERVICE RIGHT HERE IN BRUSSELS. EYES EXAMINED — -- GLASSES FITTED Mr. Reid has been coming to Brussels for 10 years and can give you perfect satisfaction and eye comfort ars he has done for thousands of others in this district. "SEE REID AND SEE RIGHT-" A. REID Stratford's 'Leadng Optometrist Over 25 years. hs Kingston's Store, Brussels -- 1st and 3rd Wednedays 2:00 to 4:30 P.M. Next Visits, Wednesday, August 2nd, 23rd .:141.0., lane 1nestitty, July 19th, 1014 F Esters! Get hteratiina1 Harveater Repair Paris at the Ada, 0,11111F - s Ch reel Fall Fair Dates Blyth Sept. 13-14 Ifin,eardrine Sept, 14-15 Lion's Heard Sept. 13-14 Merlin Sept. 14-15 Midland Sept. 14-16 Milverton ... ........... . Sept 14.15 New Ia.mlburg Sept. 15-16 Orangeville Sept. 12-13 Oshawa w,,, Sept, 11-13 Palmerston Sept. 15.7 6 Stratha+oy Selnt. 11-13 Acton .... ............ ....:.......... Sept. 22.23 Drayton Sept. 19-20 nmbro Sept. 13 Exeter ,Sept. 20-21 Galt Glencoe Listowel Mlldamy Paisley Powasean: Seeforth Stratford 'Manton Art'h'ur Atwood Aylmer Ayton I 1 Ont. Ches'ley Clifford Dungannon Merton Luoknow Sept. 29-30 Sept. 25-26 Sept. 29-29 Sept, 27 Sept. 26-27 ETHEL During the 'Sunday eventin; ser- viets July 161.11 Rev, 5, Kerr of 13..tie,;els oceupied' the pulpit of Knox Presbyterian Church, Ethel, Prom his text, "Lose the brother- hood, fear God, honor the Ding," I Peter, 'Gh•ap 'd, :vs. 17, at preached a powerful aur inspiring semen to an attentive audience. The choir sang an Anthem "Stand up, stand up for Jesus." At the close of this service the Honor Ran containing the names of the boys in t'he Ktng'a service, who have gone from thts church was unveiled. Mrs John I eauter w'ho has two 90116 in the service did the unveiling, Misses Shirley Thomp- son, Mary Dunbar rand Estelle Culp• ninghann carried vases containing !lowers in red, wOuite ani blue, con• forming to the color scheme of the Union. Sacks with which the church was tastefully decorated, The Owers were placed on a table beneath the Honor Roll, 'Glen Deltlnter, clerk 00 session read the list of names which follow: Stanley Alexander, J. Calvin Kreider, John Dunbar, Loine Jar- dine, G. Albert Krauter, Gordon Kreuter, Kenneth Thompson, Stan- ley I Campbell, Following the read. tug of Mile names the roll was ded'cated by Mr. Kerr followed by a dedicatory prayer and singing of the National Anthem, The cllolr sang a very appropriate Hyimn"651 '011 Lord our banner, God of might who wast with Joshua in the fight. There will) be no Sunday school Tor church services in the Presbyter - Ivo church, Ethel, July 23t'4 and July 30th, Congregational Sunday school pie - ')r of this church to be held in 'the Grove on Thursday afternoon, July 27th. The W.M.S. of the Presbyterian .`hurch held their July meeting at he home of Mrs. Stanley Dunbar with 13 ladies present. The meeting opened with Hymn 900 Mrs, R. '•aurpbell then read the scripture lesson from Ps, 10.3, Several of the embers -then led in staort prayers 'ter which the Lord's Prayer was •-peated in unison, The minutes of he last meeting were reed by the eeketary and approved God Save The King was sung. • Roll called answered by naming a favorite "iymn'. All joined in singing one e-rse of each Hymn The offering •ras taken and business was disonss- ^d Hymn 326 wee shrug. The topic, Evangelism" Was given by Mrs. Cunningham tMalss McLennan gave Leamington .................. Sept. 25.30 8611' hell ........ .............. Sept. 26-27 ,Fort Elgin .................. Sept 29.00 Zurich _ Sept. 25-96 Hayfield Oetnber 3-4 Fordwieh October 6-7 MeaOord October 4.5 Owen Sound October 2.3 St. 89)aasys ,...........1,,......,October 4-5 Teeswater ,,.., Otcober 3-4 Tiverton October 3 Sept. 21-23 Walkerton Christmas Fair Nov,21.22 Sept. 19-80' Sept, 20-21 , HOME CANNING Sept. 19-20 , Successful home canning depends Sept. 18-19 on destroying ala mloroscopie life by Sept. 19-20 using sufficient ,heat for the proper Sept. 21-22 length of bane and by Using airtight Sept. 13-20 containers to prevent re -infection. In Sept, 21-22 this way, the nataural tendency of Sept. 26-27 treats and vegetables to decay Sept. 29-30 , through the growth of bacteria, Sept, 25.23 moulds, yeasts, and enzymes is Sept. 29-30 oiunteracted. k 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 your place for any tuantify or you can bring them to us. Export PHONE 70x arimmege ackers BRUSSELS TONS OF WASTE PAPER ARE NEEDED EVERY MONTH FOR MAKING EXCENT/41 WAR MORN NEGLECT ouR BosNEss . No badness dao seta to fast eikkii whirls Omuta be awned by meats mats. list as analyse your weds? explain laMamma protest year Wanes' 35 essayways and errsnge plan !!sold Mei eolith is war all ervenenalitb. . Ire assts Pike bassomem to mtesws ea. Ida Alm in Astientebile, lilnt, Peaasaill Meter, Burglary, Caro, Sum, Phan Ciank Consult awl IPals,Itiatility, Milky mil Emmy, Dimas. WAL1 gm, SCOTJ' -- BRUSSELS Representing C,.,, 4. t • The need is desperate! To help Canada meet the critical shortage, not a scrap of wanted paper should be burned or thrown away! • WHAT IS WANTED You can remedy this critical paper shortage by saving every scrap of Waste Paper, inanely: wrapping paper store -bags i— cardboard cartons --corrugated board—. old magazines and books— envelopes and letters—news- papers. These represent the raw material for making vit. ally needed Paper containers. HOW TO DO IT Tie securely in separate bundles. (The little time you take will save thousands of men hours.) Then dispose of it through your local volun- tary Salvage Committee or other War Voluntary Organ- ization, or sell it through any known trade cbanneis, your pedlar, dealers or others. The Important thing i9 to get your Waste Paper moving to the mills; ba Your para Salvage every Scrap of Paper you can! DEPARTMENT Ori NATIONAL. WAR SERVICES TICE Milk C ' . xews Milk may be purchased at the Creamery on Sunday afternoon from four to five P. M. during the months of July and August. Please bring empty bottles with you. BRUSSELS CREAMERY l1 For Choice Quality Shop At Mc tip onald's eat Market Fresh, Cured and Cooked Meats Creamery Butter Phone 69x For Prompt Delivery. ER BP �9 rs r •i. 'ek Phone 6 �..F�ff nr A II Dinar SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT Butcher Shap So weentsommomomamsamemeaamasouraela LISTEN TO SELF POLISFHING LIQUID WAX AND PASTE FLOOR WAX On Every FRIDAY Morning at 10:15 37 PRIZES AWARDED EACH BROADCAST �I From; C K N W rnghar a reading East Indian 3rom the Book on British Guiana. Hymn 388 was I sang. The current events were in s.••••••••ensisteene., 920 on Your radio dial For Sale at All Grocery and Hardware Stores change of Mrs. Geo. Dunbar. Hymn ; 672 was sung and the meeting closed with prayer by the president after which lunch was, served a d a social time spent. On the last two Situnday& of July, namely July 23 and.. July 30 there will be no evening service or Sunday school in the Presbyterian Church, On the first Sunday ins August Rev, W. A. Williams will preach in the evening at 8 ,o'elook and Sunday school will ge in the morning at eleven!. On Thursday afternoon., July 27th the congregational picnlo of the Presbyterian Church will be held in Maitland Memorial Park, Ethel, FOR SALE! Weliavethe Stock 15 Mowers, 10 Dump Rakess, 2 Side Rakes, 6 Hay Loaders.. 9 Wagons, 2 Corn Scufflers. 18 Used Cars. 6 Used Trunks, 100 V Other• Articles Too ,Numerous to List. rticl BUY WHILE STOCK I9 AVAILABLE! SUPERIOR MOTORS MARK ROD4ERS & 809 PALMERSTON 'MeH,30,40.5A1 Med NSI .14K, VI.,lan,Vistirt American Dimity, a large assornrent of patterns 69c a yard American Gingham in red, brown and green 89c' a yard English Dimity in ten patterns 59c a yard Seersuckers in brown and blue 89c a yard Women's and Misses' Bathing Suits Sizes 14 to 44 Special to Clear $1.49 Women's pre-shrunk Carharts ' Overalls $2.25 a pair Full Fashion LisTe Hose in new shades $1.00apair Women's Sheer Crepe Full Fashioned Hose $1.25 a pair Don't forget to ask for your sale-slips—For $10-00 worth of these we give you A WarSavings Stamp Free. 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