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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-7-5, Page 4THE BRU$SFI, 5 POST .WJ2DNESDAY, J1:IlaY 0th, 1939 RICE 4 lbs, for 25c Crown Brand Syrup Green Tea 2 lb Supreme Shortening 2 pkg Washing Soda 1 Can SupremeCocoa 5lb 1 lb for ... 2 tins Tomatoes 4 lb Amber Honey 1 ib Good Black Tea Gold Medal Coffee 1 Ib tins 1 Bottle Certo 1 quart Forest City Baking Powder Peter Pan Tomatoe Catsup 5 -string Broom Our Own Ground Coffee 2 for for 1 lb 38c 50c 24c 15c 14e 19c 25c 50c 48c 27c 32c 25c 40c 39c TRY OUR FRESH STOCK OF STRAWBERRIES BANANAS, ORANGES & LETTUCE FOR SALE— a "' Saa^s, In pig conuipg in real soon 1 Red Cow good size abut to freshen, phone 13K Tan McDonald { BRUSSELS Horse Races Wed., July 12A S600. IN PURSES THREE-YEAR-OLD PACE $200.,00 2.27 TROT OR PACE 0200.00 2.22 TROT OR PACE $200.00 Three heat plan, every heat a race. Money divided 40, 30, 20 and 10 per cent. Mile heats. Entry fee, 5 per cent of purse; no deductions from winners. There must be five entries and four to start in each race. Canadian Trotting and Pacing Associatio • rules to govern, Entries close July 12, 10 a.m. The committee reserves the right to change, cancel, or call off any event not filling satisfactorily, or to make other arrangemts owing to bad weather or other causes over which they have no control. Trotters allowed three seconds. Not responsible for acci- dents to patrons or horses. Horses eligible July 1st, 1939. —Owing to the Orange Celebration being held in Brussels, and after obtaining the consent of their committee the Horse Races will not be run off until after the Parade and speaking. BOOTH BETTING PRIVILEGES LOUD SPEAKERS FREE STRAW & HAY and a GOOD HALF MILE TRACK. ADMISSION — Adults 50c Children 25c Cars 25c (under 12) FREE. CELEBRATE IN BRUSSELS AND ATTEND THE RACES. "The Turf Driving Club." STRAYED— Prom tat 29, Con. 7, Grey, on abontt Juno 2441h, a M1Wlviterheaded steer, under 1 year.old, no laornls. phone 594,•14 Cecil Eckuaier FOR SALE— A good heavy work Horse cheap, would otehange for entitle or lvigs. phone 33-r-23 W. Marius FOR RENT FOR 12th Narking space one block West of Main St., with booth on gremlins. Dave Hall FOR SALE— Farm, con. 3, .Cast 1, lot 1, W. '/ lot 2, Grey Twp, 100 acres, large brick house, barn 60x36 and. straw shed 36x33 ft. Good high land and good wheat fartn. Almost all Work- able land. Phone 33-r-12 Crawford Strachan TENDERS WANTED Trustees or S. S. No, 1 Grey, are asking for tenders for painting ex- terior and interior of school house, inela.dlifg washing of walls. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted Tenders to be in not later than July 13th, Trustees to supply paint. Elmer Ellacott, Ser.-Treas. Brussels Public School Report FOR FRESH AND GOOD FRUIT— try Woodrow's; Strawberries; Rasp- berries and Black Currants in season, Phone 77-r4-. p cial Offer! One Day Only V1/ed., July 12th The - Brussels Post New Subscription $1. Renewal Sub. $1. NOTICE— sell the DeLaval Separator and Milkers also the repairs for the De - Laval Separator. Repair Hindu's, Agent Thomas Grant. phone 42.X .r- 2 Brussels PROMOTION IN ROOM H-.-Ilonaurs, Rec,—Recommended. It ^-Itphiaiu. Grade 'III -1V, Joe Harebell Donald Coleman Calbin Davidson (Rec.) Jim Jewell (111.) I3il.ly Pennington (IL) iiiowaad Ryan Grade IV—V. 13ililie Campbell Dorthy Lemanex (H,) Doreen Pride (H.) Donald Sanderson (H,) Stewart Stiles Forrest Whittand ,lean Wilton (II,) June Work (H.) Grade V—V I. Peter Harebell Nanloy Campion. (H.) Margaret Campbell (Rec.) Frank Farrow (Rec.) Lillian Gibsion (H,) Frances Gillis Shirley Hendry Cora Hulley (E.) Ruth, Jewell (H.) Shirley Lowrie Murray MatheSon Carie Calcite), (R.) Bob. Pennington Mac Stiles (H.) Oharlie Thomas Ruth Thomas (H.) Margaret Van Norman (H,) Kenneth Walker Donald Willis (71.) Mary. Witton (H.) Margaret A. Dowsing. FOR SALE— Tomato, Cabbage, Cauliflower and Pepper Plants. 50c per hundred. phone 19X H. Querin Brussels, Ont, WANTED— A girl, not more than 30 years 61d, to knee hones. If housekeeper remains until death of owner, she will receive a life lease of 100 acre farms and buildings. phone 531'-23 Hugh Docket Bluevale, R.R. 2. NOTICE— Nev and renewal Subscriptions taken for all Canadian, American and British magazines, at regular subscription rates. , The patronage of Subscribers is solicited. Wm, Spence, Ethel, Ont. Representing the Fidelity Circulation Company of Canada. "Crown Brand" Corn Syrup makes happy, healthy chil- dren. No doubt about that, for doctors say it creates Energy and helps to build strong, sturdy bodies. Chil- dren love it and never tire of its delicious flavor. THE FAMOUS r�O ENERGY ��Ja� FOOD Qo ��wQ s+°� VAC VO � , OQ`,01, • he CANADA STARCH COMPANY Limited W ALKER' 5 FUNERAL HOME William Street, Brussels, Ontario PERSONAL ATTENDANCE 'Phone 6S Oay or Night Calf MOTOR HEARSE B O. WALKER Embalmer end Punerel Director. alIMENEMENIIIIIIEUNIMINEENIM PROM1OTI'ON IN ROOM III Grade VI.—VII, Joyce Jae'clline Junior Stiles Bill Purvey Jack Willis Ted M(tctell (Rec,) Jim Cameron Jean Allan (Rec.) Mac Bae'ker (Rec.) Margaret Bell Douglas Genumell Harold Gillis (Rec.) Jean Hendry Dorothy Jardine Bill Kellington (Rea) Nora Loavrie Gordon Stephenson (Rec,) Bill Sullivan Paul Muir • Annie Stiles I{en. L, Ashton ROOM 1 The following are the June promo- tions. (H) signifies Honour stand- in*; (Rec.) Recoauan(endexl; (R) Remains, Grade I to II Ina Campbell Rec, Jack Coleman Edwin Kerr Leone Locking Doreen Long II Peter Ramsay R A'Ladalon Ryan II Donald Riley Dorothy Stiles Norman. Shiels R "" Kenneth Wood H Grade II to III Jimmrie Armstrong I3 :Florence Oanvpbell Audrey Da riddson H Donna Gemanell Rec. Duncan Jamieson H Bobby Jewell Betty Locking Rec. Jean Matheson II Peter MrQuarrie 11 Ruth Pride II Betty Pennington Ii B111110 Rano George Somers Doreen Stephenson Rec. Rc imalxl' Sullivan Jvta,riorle Sand.enson H *Gordon Stiles Jack 'Purvey Bebty I'hiuell 0I Doneilella llai.11lis H D. I -I. l3aeker, Teacher There will be an, airplane at Brussels on July 121h, to take up' passengers. The plane will come nront Sky Harbor, G'oclerdch• It will be the tbrdll or e. lifetime• for those' who go up, BRUSSELS BEAUTY SALON OIL PERMANENTS $2.50 wave , ,,,,,, , , ,,,,,, ,,,,, $1.75 $7,00 wave ........... ......... . ..... $5,00 Machlneless Wabes $3,95 & $5,00 End Curls $1,00 and $1.50 each Including Shampoo & Finger Wave Dried Finger Waves 25c irRENE PEASE over H. 13. Mien's Drug Store Telephone 55% for appointment WORK CLOTHES FOR AlIBUSS/ HARVEST • SAG PROOF OVERALLS ,snag -proof Overalls are triple stitched, tacked at points of strain, full cut in every respect and fully guaranteed to you Sizes 32 to 50 in stock 7 oz. blue or black $1.50 8 oz. blue or black $1.75 9 oz. blue or black $1.95 Railroad blue $1 .85 sanforized shrunk 8 oz. Denim SMOCKS TO MATCH AT SAME PRICES HIGH C.RADE WORK SHIRTS Bell covert cloth Shirts 75 c Snag proof covert $1.00 cloth Coat Style "' • OO B' Navy Twill Navy Dot 1 Fast Colors Elmira Zipper Front $1 X25 covert and chambray work shirts Cotton work Gloves Heavy cotton Gloves - 15c 25c Leather faced Cotton backed Gloves NEW HORSEHIDE GLOVE reinforced canvas back 'j 5 FULL RANGE OF STRAW WORK HATS 15c to 25c .1111Mi .CC.�i STEWART BROS. SEAFORTH They're All Cities Service and They Have To Be Coed Koolmotor Bronze Gasoline Koolmotor Oil Cities Service Motor Oil Look For The Black and White SIGN CITIES SERVICE GORD'S Service Station Gordon Sanderson, Proprietor & Manager Phone 73X Brussels