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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-4-10, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST BUSY DAYS FOR. PAPER HANGERS 8'q The Chances Are It Is' One Of' Our , SUNWORTHY WALL PAPERS That Is Being Used. Right in Stock to Choose From. If you have papering to do whether it is one of the better papers, or just one of the cheaperkind, you have in mind,, it will pay to see our sam pies, as the patterns and colorings are up-to-date, the prices right, and will stand close comparison. Fresh Wall Paper and Paint gives, an entirely New look to the surroundings. FOR SEED GRAIN— Formaldehyde Ceresam Fresh Stock MARTIN - SENOUR'S PURE PAINT ENAMELS VARNISHES F. R. SMITH H DRUGGIST and ' STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 — TEI.F.PHONE NO. 62 MV®.ASG Car Loa Scr eniflgS About A. ril 25th Purina, Pioneer and O.A.C. Cafeteria chick Starters on Hand Give Us a Call Regarding Your Seed and Fertilizer . M. McTavish FARMER'S STORE PHONE 46 BRUSSELS, ONT. Read the 'Ciassifled .Ads. They Pay Dividends. LOOK AT YOUR LABEL. to k Don't Suffer From HEADACHE e. Statistics show that over 70% of all headaches are the result of 'Undorrected Errors of Refraction or Fusional Errors of Vii=on. • Our New Analytical Method of Examination enables us to overcome these Errors and give You CLEAR CLEAR COMFORTABLE 1 expect to be at my Brussels Office all day Thursdays, April[ lith to give Expert Analytical Eye iExaminations and fit lenses where required. HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED NOW. Frederick Homuth Phm. B., R. • Anylitical Optometrist Harriston, Brussels, Phone 118 Phone 26X BLUEVALE Mr, Richard Sohnston agent a couple of days last week with. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Nethery and daughter, Miss Isobel Douglas spent the week end' with her parents at Luck - 11105V. Miss Jean Turvey 1s vdstting at her home on the 2nd lone . The Steady and True Mission Circle of 'the United' Church met on Setunlay afternoonat the home oR Miss Margaret Curtils'. The presi- dent, Miss Daisy Holmes, presided. Minus Alva 'Sheen read the Scrip- ture. The Mission Circle will have charge •of the W.M.IS, meeting in July when, Mise 'Clara McGowan of Bylth, will be the guest speaker. Miss Maxine Elliott had charge of the chapter from the Study Book which dealt with the story of an O AN TO Choice Groceries, Fruit, Confectionery and Flour phone 12 Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday "SALADA TEA mellow %z'S , Brown 1/2'S Orange Peko 36c 38c 45c -- Maple Syrup in Gal. Qts. or Pts. Fresh Daily • 29c Tip Top Choice Tomatoes 3 tins • 3 tins 29c Tip Top Choice Golden Bantam Corn • • • •29c Tip Top Choice no, 4 Peas 3 tins . _ • . . 25 Del Maiz sliblets 2 tins •••• • . • • • • • • • • • • • , • • " • c Choice Ripe Bananas 3 lb 25c Red Band Jelly Powder • • • 6 pkgs • • .. • 25c Rose 'Baking Powder . •.. (Special) 17c Christies excell Sodas • • • 2 lb pkg salted 25c SnowcapToilet Tissue • .• 3 rolls • • • r•• 19c Red RoseCoffee • • 1 lb tin • . • • . • • • ... • . 49c Campbell Tomatoe Soup ••••• • •• • 3 tins 29c Prunes ••,. . 2 'lb •,,••...• ...... •.. 2$c Lewis A:. Russell PL Wood ONE DAY SALE OF DRESSES - SUITS and COATS Saturday, April 13 One Day Only Dresses $2.95 up Dresses .... $4.95 up Coats $10.95 up Coats .......... $14.95 up Sizes from 14 • 42 SPECIAL, Tailored Suits In Men's Cloths $10.95 up 1 Wood BRUSSELS — Phone 24 wl S NIDSD4Y, ABRIL lOt'h, 190) American woman who de'votel her time to assdslting the 'hsweepers', in their difficulties. A reading "What The Mission Circle Means To Us," was given by Mess Helen Thomson. Miss Maxine Elliott will be the hostess for the next meeting. Doanmunion service was observed. in the United C'Ivareh OR SUMO' morning. Rev. C. Taverner conduct- ed the service; Req. F. G. Fowler Preached in Knox Presbyterian Church cn 'Sunday morning. His subject was "The Perils of Despise - Ing the Christian 'Church." The Sunday school was reopened after being cloned for the winter months, The attendance was en- couraging. The T.P.S. IS re -opening' next Sunday evening.. V55itors; Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Meikledohm and baby daughter, Mary Ellen, of Kingston, with Mr. ant Mrs. Ii. A. Ramsay; Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Mather and two daughters of Dublin, with George Mathers; Miss Mau+garet Henning, Wroxeter, with Miss Jean Elliott; Miss Isobel MelCinnwn, Waterloo, with her parents, Mr. and; Mrs. R. H. Mic¢idwnan; Dougal !Strachan„ Brussels; with his seater, Mrs. Pater S. MacEwen; Mr. and Mrs. Aldridge and family of FordM*ich, with Mr. ant Mrs. W. Mann; B. HollembeCck and :two daughters, Palmem2ton, With, his brother Fred MolIetdbeclt; Miss Dorothy Wright, of Neintony visited 'Miss ' Dorothy Greenway; Mils. Fred Ho11 nbeck ie visiting her sdste'', 1Vi'rs. IS, Roth, in. Detroit; MISS Florence Fowler attended the funeral of George Dale at Walton and sipenit the week end with MTs; Dale; Tack 'Wettlaufer left on Monday for Galt where he will atody motor mechanics in. connec- tion with the Royal Air Force. .A. play "Taking The Count" is being sponsored by the WA A. of Union United Church on the - ve- ning of Friday April 12th. Superior B'russets = = 'Phone 64 QUALITY and SERVICE ;ores SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY COOKING ONIONS 10 Ib. 25c Newport Fluffs . per bag • • , • • • • • • . 25c Chocolate Nut Cookies , - per It, • • ,• • • • • • 19c Crother's Sodas • • • • • • • 2 tb ,• • 25c Garden Patch Cern 17 -oz. • . 2 tins . ,• • • • 17c Our Own Bleaid Coffee Ground Fresh per lb 49c Spring Mop Handles • • • . , , ^•• Each 19c Medium Size Scrub Brushes 5 ' • • Each • • 15c Quick Quaker. Oats, plain . • ; • • per pkg • 19c Split Peas for your Soup per pkg 25c Calumet in two sizes .. 10c and • • 25c Fresh Lettuce, Carrots, Cabbage, Tomatoes and Celery Hemphill's Wheat Berries • •pr hag 23c Hillcrest Soap Chips • • •.3 .. 25c �-lb • Kirk's Hard Water Soap. • • •. 4 cakes 19c Choice Blue Rose Rice ............2 lb • •, . • 17c Libby's Cooked Spaghetti per tin 19c Old York Cereal per pkg . , 25c Spanish Onions 2 tb 15c Allen's Apple Juice . per tin 1.0c Tuna Flakes per tin • • • 18c Red River Cereal . per pkg • • .. 25c L. W. ECKMIER ' Leave your order for CERTIHED SEED FDTATDES Irish Cobler Variety East Huron Produce Emporhim Phone 66 Brussels BUY — — Bread Baked In Brussels 'We Have a Full Line of:- CAKES -- PASTRIES BUNS --On Hand at All Times A TASTY TREAT FOR ALL Special For • Saturday Cream Puffs RO'WLAND'S BAKERY ,.. .. Brussels, Ont Phone 113X ..Oval Fate Housedresses, Crepes and Silks All Reduced. Ladies Coats in latest styles and colors. France's Dress Shoppe Brusseis emoieE GROe Flour - Fruits - Salt S Maple Leaf Javel Water • • 2 bottles 19c Excel Salted Sodas • • ... 2 lb 25c Campbell's Chicken Noodle or i Cream of ilViushroom Soup 2.-ems27c Pineapple Sandwich .. lb 15c Ginger Snaps • • •.... . , . ' • ' • ` . 2 2 tinsT1 c 19c Royal York Sauer Kraut ..ib tin 19c White Rose Soap • • • •.•• • • ' Potatoes by the bag or by pound. Saturday Specials Salada Tea Brown 1/2 lb package 36c & 23c38c Gold Medal Floor Wax • • . • . tin Agents for International Agricultural Fertilizers and mixing materials — Enquire for particular 9 Elliott's Economy Store -Once Tried Always Satisfied Phone 55 — x — Brussels Assismomposimanalemm Brvssels General Store Prepare For Spring JUST TO HAND—New Curtains by the pair and the yard A large assortment - New Prints & Broadcloths Latest Spring Shades in Silk Hose, by Circle Bar Economy & Dominion Batts for your quilts at 18c, 35c, 50c. Men's Work Shirts, size 14 to 1$ Men's Overalls •sizes 34 to 48 Large Can Pork & Beans 3 for 25c E. J, McTAVISH # F "A GOOD PLACE TOSHOP FI k hue ' ., Brussssi$' �._ ,lea Orth