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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-6-26, Page 8Woo.* tetrowiweimowe bile .��..,...--.ate English Health Salts Attractive Glass Tumbler Free with each Large Tin 39c Store Elkay's White Shoe Cleaner Handy Applicator and Brush with each 25c Bottle Both for 29c Films for the Holida Don't Forget a Supply of Films for the Holiday. Sure to get the Right Size Here Films Developed and Printed. • Tennis Balls Base Balls Play ground Soft Balls Sponge Balls Listerine Special Offer 3 tubes Listerine Tooth Paste Regular 75c Value. • Just Now for 49. For Latest Summer Dress Patterns See the Large Simplicity Catalogue , Patterns 15c, 20c, and none over 25c each F. R. SMITH TELEPHONE NO. 62 — DRUGGIST and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 ;11'HE BRUSSELS POST Soudan Grass Sed SCREENINGS. Car to Arrive About June 26th D. M. McTavish,. FARMER'S STORE PHONE 46 BRUSSELS, ONT. WEiDNESQ??R.Y, JUNE 26th; 1940 Artlellliftle 'maid's Glasses Satisfy Y0 are sure of perfect, eye comfort with Reld's glasses. �lylodern, advanced methods of eye examination, newest styles' liend;verY moderate prices prevail here always. ;.; Have Your eyes examined examined by V.. R. A. REID., R. 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AT MISS HINGSTON'S STORE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 P. M. , PHONE 51 EELGRAVE .3 Bridal Couple Honored 1 + A.large number a relatives and friends, gathered together in the For3terst Hall in honor of Mr. and. Mrs;`,,, Leslie Vincent +who were ma&nietl two weeits- ago. Many ;:reihy•andi useful giftg' were pre- Sern,ted to the young people. The bridegroom thanked all on behalf rot himself and bride for their gifts 'and ;good wishes. The evening was spent in dancing and lunch was ;served by the ladies. The Red Cross Society held a 1 very successful display of work con - disking of quilts, relief articles. Red Cross garments and knitted articles in;the Foresters? Hall on Friday. afternoon A ten cent tea was also served .to the large crowd. Mr. Hil- born of Blyth, was present and ad- dressed the gathering on the work. A:duet and a chorus by the Belgrave A House on Your -'---- Hands Dld pose er.r.aguro'eat how .wail . poroontrn . of our pope. lottoa you poser boos. whore thew could .o. a •• To Lot.,, al/r. or bow' tomo . p.r.iot.go rood our pap..? Good. .harts aro oat rho Mar thud b.ri tete to wool. ds doing' around lost./ for chp a,t-.TWp_•,twa_ it -ear Waist ?t4a. • If sec hail u Aeaw .n poser b.ndo.•• no... to Lot" o d. will bring them b_ Tor. .�..... t a.o.ek • Mead the Ciasalfled Ads. They Pay Dividends, LOOK AT YOUR LABEL. RED BAND STORE t i Choice alooerles, Fruit, Confectionery and Flour phone Z'• Specials for Thursday, Friday & Sato, ; : 2Ibs.25c Certo -•-• , • per bottle . • . • , ��27c Red Rosa Brown Label Tea, Black 1/s /b .-.7:783c Memba Seal • •--• • per pkg • . • ' • 10c Sugar Rubber Rings .•• per, pkg • •• Zink Rings • . per doe. Young's Jelly Powder — 2 pkg Schneider's Boiled Dinner • • 2 tins Newport Fluffs with wine diecantor Tiring Your Coupons for P & G Soap Oxydoo & Camay Soap 29d McCormick's Butter Solus ' 2 PIM• • 29d Del Maio N5iblets— 2 tins ,• • 35c 20 65c Climax Bug Nailer .. 10 .Ib bag Good Broom .. • • 27e, 49e, 59e, 75c f ;Des 23c 15c 33c a.erslon 'vu - r -- 2 P 8'c G Soap with 1 Large 004 for 23c 3 Cakes Camay Soap for 12e Lewis A. Russell school pupils 'were also enjoyed. Teacher Is Engaged Miss Mina Bryans of Brussels, has been engaged as teacher in the Belgrave school. Miss Dorothy Golley of Wingha-m, is engaged by trustees of S. S. No. 5 Morris, and Mises E. Wallace of Seaforth, will teach at SS, No. 8, East Wawanosh. Mrs. B. Aitoheson of Sudbury is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Walsh, and brothers Harold and Cameron. The auditorium of fie United Church was well filled on Sunday morning when a special feature of the service was the unveiling of a Communion table dedicated to the memory of the. late Peter W. Scott. Mr. Scott had a life-long association with the Knox •Church cosegregation. He joined the church by profession o8 faith in 1885 and, was elected to the 'Session in 191.4 and was made Clerk of the Session, in 1925. Foc some years he was Bible class teach- er and occasionally conducted the service of worship on Sunday morn, ung. Mr. Scott took keen interest in all forms of church activity and was an earnest believer in and a+ leader of the 'Church Union move- ment:, Communion table was donate; by his son, Mr, D. C. Scott, of Dear- born, Mich., and is of quarter cut oak in lovely design. The table was unveiled and accepted on be- half of the congregation by John T. Coultas, member of Session and personal friend of Mr. Scott for many yearn, and James Michie who succeeded Mr. Scott as Clerk of Session and .had been associated with him in church work ,For manse years. The table was formally dedi. mated to the glory of God and in memory of5 Peter W. Scott bp Rev. J. B. Townend who preached a ser - i mon on the significance of mem- orials. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Scott of Bearborn, the following immediate relatives were Present: 1 enoIeE GROeERIES Flour Fruits - Salt Certo for jam and jellies • • • • • • • • . •••-• • • .. bottle 27c Certo Crystals 2 pka 25c Australian Seedless Raisins • • ••• • .. • • 2 lb 25c Aylmer Sliced Pineapple • • • • • • .. ••--.. 12 oz. tin 15c Grape Nut Flakes .. 2 pkgs 23c Tended Leaf Tea 1/2 tb pks 35c D tes YeYeast unpitted tb 10c pitted pk 25c b 15c Blue Ribbon Tea •••••••• 1/z tb pk 33c Chick Wheat 7 tb 25c Fresh Tomatoes, New Cabbage, New Potatoes, Choice Fresh Strawberries 18111111s Elliott's Economy Store Once Tried - Always Satisfied Mase 65 , — x -- Brussels 1 r• BUY AF Braid Baked In Brussels We Have a Pull Line of: - CAKES «-. PASTRIES -- BUNS •-- On Hanel at Aa Sines A TASTY T11EAT FOR ALL ROWLAND'S BAKERY Pkrrwe I413X I9rnieselsl Ont. uperior Stores Brussets - -= 'Phone 64 QUALITYd SERVICE SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Helmet Corned Beef Per Tin 15c Marshmallow in 1 tb pkg Special 23c Tiger Catsup, Large Bottle , . • .. 18c French's Prepared Mustard , per jar • • • . • 10c New Sultana Raisins • • • •••••••• • • • 2 lb . • • • • . " • • • 23c Arctic Pastry Flour • • • • . 24 lb • • .. 57c Post Bran Flakes • • • • • • • ••• •• • per pkg .. • • . • . 1Oc Vi Tone Medium Tin ••••. Each •. •••••• ••••••• 47c Our Own BlendCoffee Ground -Fresh per lb 49c Parowax 1 tb pkg . ..., 2 for • • • • . • 25c Toasted Wheat Puffs • • • .. • • • per pkg 18c Peanut Butter .. • • • • • • 24 oz. per jar • . • 23c Kellogg's Corn Flakes • • • . • 12 oz. pkg • • 2 for •19c c Special Hand Soap ........3 cakes • . • • • Muffets • • per pkg • • 10c Sherriff's Lemon Pie Filler • • per pkg... . 15c Ginger Snaps ................per tb • .... • 10c Golden Wax Beans • • • , • • per tin 10c Blue Rose Rice .. o .. , 19c Heavy Zinc Rings • • • • ..• • • • per doz .. 25c Aylmer Pork Beans Large • • • ••.- • • 2 tins • • • .. 15c Horne's Plain Gelatine • • .. per pkg. .. • 15c L. W. ECKMIER Mr. and Mrs. Wtlilam E. Scott, David Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Scott and faantly, Mrs. John E. Fe1Lv. Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Mills and family of MoKiLlop, Mrs P. W. Scott was confined to bed 'through illness and was no: able to be prey ent. Mrs. Collins (Annie Scott) was also unable to be present. Communion Set Presented A Communion- set in silver plate was presented to the church some years ago by members of the Scott family in, memory of their permits who were pioneer settlers in the district and outstanding leaders in the church work locally. Announcement I have taken over the Flour and Feed business, formerly run by H. Bowler and it will be a pleasure to serve you in the same courteous manner. The above will be run in con- junction, with my implement busi- ness McCormick Deering) and you will be assured of prompt service at any and all times . S. C. F'OX Flour & Feed Store and agent for International Harvester Co. E. J, McTAVISH Ready -To -Wear Drygoods New[ Goods Arriving Daily ORESSES WashablePrintedSilks 2.95 Lovely Floral Chiffons 3.95 Silk, Tailored, Check Suit with lace trimmed white georgette blouse ... $4.95 Soft Pastel Sheers, sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 • •.... • 1, i Dozens of Other Dresses Suitable to all and for Every Occasion _11' Buy Stables Now Tea Towels—green, red, blue, big size 15c each Tea Towels --extra good union linen • • • • .. • • •••-• • • • • 33c each Pilaw Cases 42" width Hemstitched 25c each Heavy Factory Cotton 40" width ••. . • • 15c yd Gift Suggestions Rayon Lunch Cloths 54 x 68 Special •-• • • • 79c "Mexicana" Lunch Cloths 89c "Silver Damask" Lunch Cloths .. $1.59 Large Handmade Lace Cloth, a work of sheer beauty, anyone would love ... $4.50 Other Clothes in many patterns .. ••• $2.25 tip Chesterfield Lace Sets • • • • . • • • • • • 39c set Men's Su its , 19.95 IMPORTED ENG, 114H CLOTHS IN THE NEW STYLES. JUST IN. THIS WEEK. Boys' Stemmer Congers, navy blue red trinM Boys' "Jerseys" all colours and sizes . . 25e w Boys' cool Washable Knee Pants Boys' Stn snaer Sox .: • • • • • . • • . •••-• . 190 and 25* a .. .... 75e Bruasels General Stere