The Brussels Post, 1940-1-17, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
Suggestions for
January
CLEANSING TISSUES
Check Spread
of Colds
200 Tissues •
...13c, 2 for 25c
1
LIN -ASEPTIC
4 -oz, Bottle 50c
16 -oz. Botts $1.25
Use it for Sprains
Sore Muscles or
Rheumatic -Pains
Have Your Prescrptions and
Recipes Filled at the
Rexall Drug Store
KODAK ALBUMS
for
SNAP SHOTS
35c, 50c, $1.00
and $1.25
Now is a good time
to get your prints in
orderly shape and
put them in an album 5
ART CORNERS -15c pkg
RUG MAKING?
To color the
Materials
DIAMOND DYES,
DYOLA DYES
SUNSET DYES
TINTEX, AND RIT
See the Color Charts,;
also •directions for getting
Special Shades
DR. BELL'S
FARM STOCK
PREPARATIONS
As advertised on the Radio
WE HAVE THEM
HALIBUT LIVER OIL
CAPSULES
They Build up Resistance
90c pkg
Against Taking Colds'•
F. R SMITH
�c, �ys�al7f
TELEPHONE NO. 62
DRUGGIST and
STATIONER
'TELEPHONE NO. 62
BLUEVALE
Honor Departing 'Member
Earlier in the week, the members
of the Y. P. 0. organized a sleigh-
ride
leighride party and gathered at the
home of Miss Mossde Milligan, and
enjoyed) a social time of games,
music and singing. George Johnston
I
inn a brief address expressed regret-
that Miss Milligan is leaving ' to
acsept a position • in 'Toronto, and
Miss Daisy Holmes on belief! of
the society presented her with a
silver Rower bowl, Miss Milligan
replied with a few fitting words.
Refreshments were served by the
young ladies of the panty.
►NON•N•Ne
A Good Place to Eat
After Skating is
""tlwi
The Scotch Thistle Grill
Come in for
Sandwiches, Soup or Lunch!
Special Sat. Night- Hot-beefSandwiches
They Are Delicious — Try 'One and Be Convinced.
•
A
RED BAND
STORE
Choice Groceries, Fruit, Confectionery and Flour phone
12
Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday
Coleman's Pure Lard 2 lbs, 23c
Hemphcll's Wheat Berries ......6 lb bag . • .. .. 20c
Tip Top Choice Tomatoes 21/2'a • • • • .. • •2 tins 19c
York Choice Golden Bantam Corn 2 tins .. 19c
19c
23c
65c
Pride of the Valley no. 4 Peas • .. • • • • 2 tits
Rinso, large
Made Rite Pastry Flour 24 tb
• • 7 lb ... • 23c
Young's extra large pkg Jelly Powder • • • • 2 pkgs 15c
Aylmer Sauer Kraut 2 tins . . • • . • 23c
When you want fresh Yeast Cakes Try Lallemands
L R Hupferis Pure Clover Honey 8 tb 79c
4 lb . 39c
Forest City Baking Powder, pints. • • • . , • . • • • 23c
Light Brown Sugar -- Always on 'hand
Cooking Beans • • 5 Ib • 25c
Cowan's Cocoa • . 1/z lb • .. '15c
5c
l tb •
Loaf Cream Cheese • .... per tb 25c
Lewis A. Russell
lit, Reid, Rau. ' Brussels Office -
Miss Hingston's Store
SightSpecialist Special ist Every Wednesday
Afternoon
2:00 to 5:00 p.m..
PHONE 51 - BRUSSELS
5+'
GLASSES FITTED
,MODERATE PRICES
MINIM
COMPLETE
EYESIGHT SERVICE
EYES EXAMINED
WADIN SDAY, JAN, 17th, 1`04.0
for Over 20 Years
21 Downie St., Stratford
Morris
Council
*orris Council met at the Town-
ship Hall on Monday, Jan, 8th, 1940.
The members of the new council
were all present and 'when all had
signed the form, of obligation of of.
fice the Reeve took the chair.
'The minutes; of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The Township officers were then
appointed as follonvs:-
Clerk A. MacEwen
Assessor—James Peacock
Collector—W. T. Brydges
..Weed Ine{peehor—R, Michie
Drain Inlspector—J. 14ICGill
Sheep Inspectors—W. .Agar and
G. McCallum
Auditors—R. 1Meliinoa and
C. Johnston'
School attendance
officers—Nelson H4gigns
Member of the B.O.H.—P. MoNab
Meddeal Health
officer— Dr. R. L.,Stewart
Printing Contract—The 'Post'
• Caretaker—bran, McAnter
The council appointed Nelson
Higgins as relief officer, salary $2.
per applicant and $1150 per trip for
an interview, •
No ehgage was made 3n any o!
the officers salaries.
Tfie council passed. a resolution
string the goverment to pay the
governlinent Bonus on money ex-
pended, on our roads duging 1939.
where Patrolmen are ordered, out
to clear. roads by the road superin-
tendent, the wages will now be 20e
per hour for a man and 40c per
hour for a man and team. If the
roads are blocked call the road
superintehdent Applications for
relief mush have the sanction of the
Council Board.
Accounts—
Election' expenses ..... 79.00
Walter Kerr, 2 telegrams 76
C. H. Wade, relief (Turney) 7.80
Brussels Telephones! ' .97
Dr. McCrae~ professional 12.00
County of Huron rate ..,,...... 12751.75
Brussels, Morris, Gley
2297,75
788.00
12.00
13.52
23.00
30.00
2.90
16.60
Telephones
Blyth Tellephones
McKillop Telephones
County Treas., taxes
Mrs. q,ogan', relief
Harry Workman, work
on roads
John Mason~ stationery
Wm. Elliott, tile
The next ,Council meeting at the
Hall on Monday, February 12th,
1940. A MlaODwen, Clerk.
GREY
The second meeting of the Majes-
tis Women's Institute of Grey was
held at the hoarse of Mrs. Kenneth
Shurrde. A good crowd) was in at
tendance. The meeting opened
with the singing of the Institute
Ode; followed by the Lord's Pryer
led by the president, Mrs. Douglas
Hemingway. The Minutes of the
last meeting were read by the Sec:
Treos•, Mrs. Bert Hemingway anal
adopted. The Rill Call was
answered by a New Year's Resolu-
tion, The business part of the
meeting was then taken, when plans
were made for raising money to buy
material for Red Cross Woi'k. Miss
Samh N1oKinnon•, as convenor, Mrs,
H'agh Lamont and Mrs. Bert Hem-
in‘way as her assistant, to plan a
ficial .eventing. Mrs. Stanley
Wheeler gave a very interesting
depohsltration on Making of Biscuits.
No doubt everyone will be able to
mike good .btsicuits from now on,
A very interesting reading was giv-
en by Mrs. Ferg. Con)elp and Mrs.
Douglass Hemingway an organ • Solo.
Everyone joined, in singing several
Community songs,. The meeting
Closed' with the slinging of 'God Save
the King." Lunch was then served
and all sampled Mrs. Wheeler's bis-
cuits, The next meeting is to be
held at the hoarse of Mrs. Beast Hem -
I ingway on Feb. 8.
This community was sorry to
learn of the sudden death of Mrs.
BRING -
YOUR CREAM
RECEIVE -
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
- AT THE -
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
PHONE 22 BRUSSELS
On Account of Storm
SCREENINGS
will not be in until about
Monday, January 22nd
Concentrate For Hogs and Poultry On Hand
Time to 'be thinking
of Harness and Seed
will all be much high-
er in price.
D. M. McTavish
FARMER'S STORE
PHONE 64 - BRUSSELS
superior Stores
Brussets = _ 'Phone 64
QUALITY and SERVICE
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
PETER PAN PEAS
17 oz. 2 tins 17c
Three Star Peanut 'Butter 24 -oz.. , , •• • 23c
Hemphill's Wheat Berries • .. • • • per bag 20c '
Golden Net Salmon 1 lb tins , .•• , 25c
)Dried Apricots per lb .. , . • 25c
Aylmer Tomato Juice , . , 101/2 oz. • • • • • • • • • •.• 5c
Pearl White Naptha Soap 6 cakes , . • • 25c
Dew Kist Tomatoe Juice 251/2 oz ' 3 tins i 25c
Cooking Onions .. • • • 10 lb ; 25c
Fresh Prunes 2 lb 25c
Kellogg's All Bran per pkg 21c
Aylmer Catsup 12 oz. bottle 15c
Clover Honey
in Four Sizes 20c, 39c, 49c & 79c
Maple Leaf Tomatoes • • • 2 tins • . 19c
Orange Marmalade per jar , 23c
Chocolate Nut Cookies per lb 19c
Polo Wax Beans 2 tins
,/... , . 23c
Clark's Vegetable Soup 3 tins 25c
Star Chocolate Drops pec tb 19c
Crisco per 1 lb tins 23c
L. W. ECKMIER
1. W. MbTaggart (formerly
Ripley) beloved wife of J. W. Me -
Taggart, Brandon, Man. The body
was brought home to Thamesville
for burial. (Much syanpathy goes
out to Mr. 'MC'hggart and daughter
Marjorie in their loss'. Mr, McTag-
gart is a brother of Donold McTag-
gaa•t, 16th concesstnoo
Mrs. Mara, Pbtiter, 10th concession
received a very pleasant surprisa on
Christmas day when her son R. H.
Porter, Carman, Man., called her by
long distance telephone to wish her
a "Merry Christmas:" Mrs Porter
was delighted to hear her son's
voice so clearly.
Jean
J. W. McTaggart and daughter
Marjorie were week end visitors at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Donald
McTaggart.
Miss Evelyn Watson of •Saskatch-
ewan' is spending the winter . with
her aunt Mrs. August McFarlane.
A most welcome rain came •Jan-.
nary 14th, as weals and cisterns -
were practically dry in many
tricts.
Mr. Hugh McCartney, from the
West is home to spend the winter
with his brother James, 3rd line.
Reeve Keys and Deputy Reeve
Wilson will attend County Council
at Goderich this week,
Week=End Specials
Tomatoe Juice 19 oz.
Mont Royal Matches
Fresh Figs ,•
Rose Baking Powder 16 oz tin
WE HAVE A FEW LEFT
Sair Dates at
2 tins 17c
3 boxes 19c
2 'lb 21c
..• 17i
• • ••• 3 lb 25c
WHEN IN NEED OF TOBACCO GIVE US A CALL
CaalOil and Fuel Oil
On Hand at All Times
Elliott's Economy Store
Phone 55 — x — _ Brussels
SAVE MONEY
Lady's Coats
any Coat in stock
20 per cent off
Ladies Dresses
any dress in stock
20 per cent off
Children'sCombinationSuits 1 o per O
ff
Children's Long Drawers cent
Men's Suits -at reduced prices
Er Jr MeTAVISH
"A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL"
Brussels - - Seaforth