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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-6-19, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST ung Values FOR THE FEET Bine Jay corn Plasters . 25c Rexall Foot Powder . 25c New Size of Schoil's Corn or Callous Pads .,, ........ 25c Rexall Corn Solvent ...,.. 25c SKEETER SKOOT 25o Bottles To Keep Away Mosquitoes Mentholine Ba(m „ . 25e French Balm A very Soothing ,,i•i.ni 2 Lotion ..... • .. 25c bottles ti Flrstald Germicidal Soap 25c AN OE • • .,WEDN SIDo,Y, xcran 19th, 1940 Willis Tipping cg: His Cafscade Music AT ROYALT, Wingham for the next 4 Thursday Nights May 30th till June ° Z. Oth Admission `50c . �.. • 7 i Door Prize 4••NNa • School Examinations • 'i Begin Soon ( Our Store, the place for Complete Stocks of Examinatl(,n Tablets, Fountain Pens, Ink, Pencils, Mathematical Setsnai Drawing Paper, Art Brushes, Water Colors Etc. ''` DEODORANTSGREAT Rexall Nice r 'rp New Packages .......... 350 Odorono Ice 40c Dainty A Deodorant Powder • • . 350 Instant Odorono—........ 40c jMum ,........•••... 35c , VALUE Gillette Razor and Blue Blade . 25e Lavender I'{ Solidified . Brilliantine.,. 60c tiottlee Elkay's White Shoe Paste in """"'„' Tube :. 350 ...., StaysysOn IF1 1 ' F. R. SMITH • DRUGGIST and .�#� STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 — TELEPHONE NO. 62 SoudanGrassSeed SCREENINGSx:. Car to Arrive About June 26th D. M. McTavish FARMER'S STORE' PHONE 46 BRUSSELS, ONT. ' Read the Classified Ads. They Pay Dividends. LOOK AT YOUR LABEL. ' r 1 RED BAND , -. � I� STORE yr I .. Choice Groceries, Fruit, confectionery and Flour phone 2 ,. Specials for Thursday, Friday & Satyr dfly 4,.....:-..,' rNwo Kel Loose All Kellogg's Tiger Durham Schneider's Weston's Salads McCormick's Handy Box Pearl Extra Ready We Coley Interlake --- --'-=-----4 ogg's Family size Peanut Butter ....... Wheat 2 pkgs(with Bran Flakes Catsup ... Corn Starch• Boiled Dinner Cookies Tea with tumblers $titter Soda Ammonia.. Salt . 'Soap Good Broom Cut 1ViacarOs1 have a few Dutch Soap ........... Toilet Tissue eNi-,. ,,,, V.0 lbs. 19r' Corn Flakes 2 pkg • ... t9a • • • per lb • • • • • • • ; 15c cream pitcher or sugar bowl 25 , .. • • 2 pkgs , . lac . per bottle 26 oz - • • ., 2 tins a 35c ; pd' loll ....... • . • 10c • • yellow label 38c 1/2's brood ,39c • • • 2 pkgs • • 27c pep pkg . . ' "13 pkg* ..:.. ...... o 6 bars . 49c • • • • ..... • .--. , • ' • . . • --• 2 lis' .. • • • 13c Sets left ,. • • ... ' 2 lb . • , 25c ,..—• • 2 bars •.......•..•, ,... 11c . • ..... • • • • ... 3 rolls • • , • • 23c Y Lewis A. Russell ETHEL S.S, no..6 and S. S. no. 3, Grey, held on S.S. no. 3 grounds, Thursday afternoon., June 13'tb, where, with $ilii `and Mrs. Wm; Ziegler and ideal weather conditions prevailing there was a pleasant time 'provided for everybody. Vernon' Snell of Jamestown. and Cecil Bateman of Ethel were guests of hpnor'at a dinner given by Jos. and Mrs. Acnes just prior to their return to duties as members of R.C.- AN. .C:A,F. for war service. Vernoh is a grandson of the host and hostess and 'Cecil is a son-in-law. Many Etheltit'eh are looking for- ward with a great deal of interest to S.S. no. 10 old boys reunion, they are keeping the date in mind and will append if possible. B{U and Mrs'. Leitch, Brussels, £1 eint Sunday with John Litch and 'ily;:at Norwich, Mrs. McLaren, aisneter of Mrs. Ziegier's edcomfpan- iedi them home, for a visit. '1sa4urday of last week wee a busy Jay: at b, R. Dunbar's chapping mill. :Several hours run overtime was ne- eeslsai?y to clear up the demand for the day. A E. King was home over SuIDr dak:from Brantford, where he holds eoaition with Codoshut Manutao- %tu).tivg .Company - q• (Blake Howlett and his wife ar- .',pved here over the week end from tTSS.A, 'to look after business inter - rests IS the village. George Hall and !Family of Flint, Michigan, were Sunday guests with his brother Roy Hall and family in 'Grey Twp. near Ethel. Carl P. and Mrs. Ames (nee Edythe Smith.) attended the Smith funnily reunion heldSaturday, June 15, at Brantford. , The Aibwood-Ethel game of foot- ball at Atwood last week ended in the home team winning by 2 goals.l o_ ur church. ('2) our society (3) our Score 2-0 Mliglmay in a welt contested. foot- _�; r WALTON W. Rolland, Watson, went through Brussels last week with a track of :pressed hay, 11 ton of it, which he had: bought from W. McSpadden of Winthrop, to be sold in Toronto. Miss; Ritchie was the leader for the W.M.S. on June 12th, The theme for the month was our personalities —A stewardship. Psalm 8 was read followed. by silent prayer for (1) ball game with. Ethel .played MondaY June 17 on. Ethel park succeeded in securing 1 goal making it a win for the visiting team. A group of Young People went from Ethel, Sunday, after evening church 'services and enjoyed a Band concert given in Milverton. Postmaster Geo. A. Dunbar con• veyed a. full capacity motor car load • df Ethelites to the joint :picnic of F. F HOMUTH Analytical Optometrlt guarantees you the Best Eye Service Harriston, phone 118 Brussels (Second Thursday Phone 26x ?. Wo n d June Sale of (Oats and Dresses Sat.June 22nd t.One Day Only Prices Right to Sint your Purse Come in and Look Over Large Stock A. Wood BRUSSELS — Phone 24 eHoIeE GReeERIES Flour Fruits - Salt pr. Pomelo Grapefruit Juice i. •• .. • • 15 oz. tin lOc Habitant Pea Soup . • • .. . 15 oz tin 2 for 15c Super Suds (with glass bowl)( pkg 25c Weston's Golden Brown Sodas, plain or salted pkg 10c Fly Coil • ... .. Habitant Vegetable Soup • . 45 oz. titin 2 for 17c Wheat Berries, Rob Roy, (Eatmore, Hemphill 5 Ib. 20c Mixed Cookies .. Peerless .Wheat Puffs (with ,bathing cap pr bat - and ball a for 5c 1 /to 16c pkg ,25c Pat a Pan Pastry Flour 7 Ib 22c 24 1b 63c ■ss1Milr Elliott's Economy Store Once Tried Always Satisfied Phone 55 — x — Brussels BUY 11.11.1 'NN Bread Baked In Brussels We Have a Full Lint eh. CAx.rs .;--. PAS11t1ES •..- BURS -0r Hand at A11 Trews A TASTY TREAT FOR ALL ROWLAND'S BAKERY PL•inee 113X +---- Brussels Oat. ijrI�'rSores Br'ussets = = 'Phone 64 QUALITY and SERVICE SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES 2 Pkgs. 21c Royal York Black Tea 1/2 Ib • • . , sic Hawe's Floor Wax • • 1 1b tin 45c AAcl arei 's Jelly Powder --•• .. per pkg • • • . , • • . • ., • , . • 5c" Ovaltine Medium tin .. •• 58c Bee Hive Corn Syrup .,--•• • 5 tib tins . • • ` . • • 39c Toasted WheatPuffs 16 oz pkg • • • . • 18c Gorden Patch Corn 17 oz. • • . • • ... 2 tins • • • ... 19c Clover Honey • • • • .. 5 11'1 tin - • 49c Kraft Miracle Whip ' .. ... •.)8 oz • . • ••- 19c Heinz Old ,Fashioned 'Pickles ••••••• • • per jar • •• 22c Bruccs and Brocks Bird Seed per • pkg ••••- ...• 14c McCormick's Pineapple Cookies per Ib • • • •, • • • • 17c Weston's Salted Sodas ... • • . • .. small pkg • • • • .... • • • • 12c London House Cocoa 1 lb tin • • • . 25c Good Humor Cereal .. per pkg • ' • ' • • • • • • 25c Golden Net Salmon `. ••••••. , • • • • 1/2 tib tins 14c Weston pkg Cookies • ... • • ...... per pkg ,.10c Connor's Kippered Herring per tin • • • • • • . 18c. Quaker Puffed (Wheat 2 pkgs ... . 15c Fly Swats .. • • . • . Each . . 10c L. W. ECKMIER missionaries (4) ourselves. More money is required to carry on the missionary cause. Mrs. Bryans presented the study chapter. Per sonality is God's greatdst gift. This was divided into two parts (1) the duty of self -development ('2) tlrr means of selt-development. Eleven memfbera were presnt. The closing number was the National Anthem. A. D. McDonald, Meat Market, Brussels — — phone 69x Special Pure Pork Sausages 15c per Ib. 4 lbs, 55c. 'Our own Cooked Ham 500 per Ib. Last Sunday At the Churches Services in Melville Presbyterian church on Sunday were conducted by the minister, Rev. S. Kerr. Services in St. John's Anglican church on Sunday were conducted by the Rector, Rev. F. Watts. iServlce sin ,the United Church on Sunday were conducted by the minister, Rev. H. J. Mahoney. Spec- ial sermon, for the Masonic Lodge of Brussels was held in the evening The choir contributed an, anthem and a duet was given 'by Helen Backer and Miss M. Garnlsr, also a duet by Jean Speiran and Idella Bryan. W. Gillespie, W. Kerr, S. Wilton and Rev. H. J. Mahoney attended Divine Worship of the District Masonic Chapter on Sunday after- noon at Palmerston. E, J, McTAVISH Ready -To -Wear Drygoods Crisp Cool Tahtti Silk, Soft Weightless Sheers'arid all materials, so well liked for SUMMER DRESSES, will be found in Our New Selection; Priced 1.95 2.95 3.95,to 8.50 Lingerie Specials Slips satin, viscoe suede, etc., complete range in all the newest styles. Panties • • • • • • tailored and fancy trim 59c Pyjamas cool seersucker, cotton, crepe • • • • $1.25 Hosiery Specials Ladies' Hose, strong, sturdy stockings of good appearance • • • •.. 15c pr. Lodies' Hose sturdy stockings of good, appearance .. 15c pr Ladies' Rayon silk Hose • . , . 20c and 25d pr.' 29c pr.' Ribbed - Top Lisle Hose Fall -Fashioned Crepe ... • • • • • Semi -Service Full.Fashioned Silk Kiddies Ankle Sbxc • . • 69c pr. 59c pr: .. • • . • • 10c pr. Ail Lines of Men's Wear Polo Shirts ,••••••. 50c • 1 Spot# Sox .. r , 19c Bruisels General Store Navy Twill Pants • • • • $1.95 Chambray Work Shirts 75c Wool Work Sox • . • • 29c pr: Heart' Cotton Sox v., 20c pr