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THE BRUSSELS POST
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Christ as Suggestions
to* .Ful', of. BeautifulSuggestion
krr, yet( :.r ,
, Tett
1 a� s ,, Sh'op EaiIy ,and B'' epi
F9r Lathes '-
{ `':Beautiful Hankerchiefs
t' Scarves •
rJr�
Morocco,Halid Bags
1mttini Kits
Hosiery, of all types
(three makes including'
reUable• SupersFl{c) •
Lingerie �+
Glovesr-Kid, Fabric,, Wool,
'Dowels
•Linens &,Boxed Sets
..Tablecloths,..lace, linen
8t rayon"
Sweaters
Darling Gifts for Baby
Snovw Sin}s, �. `
Jackets,r'
Outerwear
• The•Practical Gift is, the Apprefiate?d Gift.
W.. of Blankets Flannelette Blankets,
Woolcots
For Meii `- '
Ties t '..
Scarpest- --
ry°
.Suspendner;, etc.
t I Sweaters:
Garbadine ,Jit'clibts
.Socio," f 'Emma
Gloves
Shirts by Forsyth, etc.'
Windt:S*4ers
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The annual 's drool concert was,
,held on Friday' evening • of last,
ween being fairly well .patronized:
formed _upon. ate stage:, Tho
numbers ..on the program.'included,
solos, choruses, dril'ls3 dances and, an
operetta entitled;. 'Snow' White and
-Seven•;Ilwarts;' Mr•• Arnold Earl la
the music, supervisor In Ethel and.
'"the cobieent took' the. form of a credit and hanks is due him for
• "Memories+' Album. ,Two children time he seen' with the'`teachers„and,.
'children* In •preparing.•thisconcert
Anyone desirous of eecuring 'a-
nice, Chriettmae. cake large or amaI
,would, do well to place their order.
with! Vodda3n• r bakery, *hal at as
early? a. dale as possible, ' t9 s4bl?1.
timely service .
A truck' toad 'of -Barley was laity
' ered 'at .G R ` `Dunbar's., ehoppI41
t mill late Saturday afternoon Dec.'
7, where it will he available for
feed, ai.congas it sits.•
ar• etiusainesa places in' the village
prepared to hole oustomere do.
, their .Christmas atio¢rping, , promptiv
and eepaomdcaliy.
• Oren Township. ,municipal council
met Saturday, pee. 7,. . in: 'monthly:
session at the offs a of,J• H. Fear; as
Usual. .
N -r W. ii.- Love who has' been our
the 'sitir•'list for the' past several
weeks 'haw regained normal 'health:"'
'After' a •reeent.heart. attack.. Mr.:
'•Geo:"Batemo5n is - quite indisposed',
and ,is co
ntined to bed.' Tier dagsgb-
0
• to
` us
ual'
• is
not
ter Minnie
strength 'at -the :present time either.
Mr John King it showing sitrnhg
er vitality this a inter than 'has been'
for years, and ia'puttfng on avoirdu•
pale.
•George Eolnnier is home from Lis-
towel where he was in hospital • toy
assortment ' to weeks recovering rfom a broken , leg.
choose from Although 'prmlttd to remove from ,
'ALSO -Chinaware the hospital he is advised by . his
Siverware, Cutlery, doctor to continue resting quietly
Glassware, Toys, for a while yet.
C.C.M. Skates Shoes, ! Since the arrived of /real winter .
Bicycles, Tricycles, weather Mrs, Wm. ISlemmon bas
Wagons, Kiddie Kars been completely shut in as in her
Etc. Etc. invalid state she is unable to get
about except in a wheel chair. But.
she does happily enjoy having visi-
tors to come to see' her.''
Doctor A. E. and Mrs. McMaster
of Sea�forth are the •proud .possessors
of a son, When we say proud we
The Store With The Stock l'ou't mean an nth$Ybe. The baby i9
stiositosuwwwwiamesimatmemsam ' R•a is albout six months old. Hearties.?
aft I'y ;}
representing- a old. couple were
seem looking over'sn`ort P1¢ture 7a1-
•
bum. As they coiamented on' the
ii'ictures In the album, these ,ptctares,
'came `to Lite, as• it -•were•,. ,; and per.
You'll tEnjoy : Christmas
Shopping : t
'' ' x I ardware
Lis?�?4M,al.
'where: you : will an
excellent aasorbsser the!
Christmas Gift
you will be
to :: Riare '
'Brighten tip the. Chrwln+is
Tree wdh ' •a:• string o f
eolorftd 1i6t+• ••
8„ 1tring ilisl&e•set 1.., 45c..
Eitra Bulbi :: 2 for 5c
Edison Mazda
'Bulbs • • • • 8c, 2 : for Inc'
7 string, Outside '
• Sets . . $1.39, $2.00
'MAKE THIS'' AN !
ELECTRICAL YEAR
G1VE
Electrical Appliances
we have an excellent
May i thank the pilblic in.
and around Brussels for the
splendid'Support which has been
accorded.• to me' chit -ink • m y
Practice here. , .Au 1 have ,X
Joimslit)e jE oy 1 +Canadian Arms+ -
1 .1 ca ,iMedir4 Co�?ps,, 1 •regtiest that
you ,will similarly support Dr.
T,, T. McRae who has consented
to continue my practice for the
duration of the war.
congratulations are extended ' by
Ethel friends..
Tuesday of last week when Cdr -
poral Cecil Bateman of 'R.C.A.F, of
Kingston was liome on a 4.8 ,hour.
leave pass, he was presented 14 the
commun'i'ty t1irouglu 'Ethel Red Cross
group with a• kit containing 1 wool
sweater, 1 scarf, '2 pair socks, ; pair
wriat)e!fis; 1 lace cloth and. a water -
ii n's pen •and pen ll,set; :,,the re•
otelent appropriately-egpressedi ap
pr eola,tion, . "
A Chrsltmas 'social will be it held
in the Sunday ,School. room on
Monday evening, December 23rdat:,
its A ,programme vvi11-" "be pre`
tented by the members• of the:
Sunday school. Daring the l: eve' -
lag, the members wino nave attend`.
ed th most Sundays'' during hs.
past year, Waif receive an: attendance
prize. Every Mina. present wi11 be
given a big 'of candy.,;Everlrone ct
•the congregation is invited, , tot
a�tend;aatt bi)ng their fnend3•Eac°
• Yami] leas'e •b n lu ch' ••
Wedilesd07, December 11th, 1940
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IDEAS
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•rt Here are suggestions which are
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'Aug o- -appeal •..s l
lAaniYoe havour among your
+i ey
+md
ao1
rt !::alt• moderately::' priced, ' all of
real' use.
4hit- . leisteialsicisiestifilefalnittariltielfilelftwille91441•.
Nig t coigns,' Pyjamas • flannelette, brushed rayon,it
Satins •;, • $1.50 to $3.95
i Satins, Crepes • • • $1.00 to $2.95
ora Parkas, filoves, Mitts • $2.50
chiffons, satins, fine wools • • $1.00 up
ose' . • • • crepe,, chiffons, wools • •••• 79e to $1,65
ousec ata • flannels, chenille, taffetas • • $2.95 up
anliterchiefs, a beautiful assortment of linens 25c to $1.00
"w" newortveteseeconstatrtmeaganewatteasertwakt
auditorlii'm' where a 'musical gro-
gram -me was' given by the Listo1 e1
United Churolb Choir, The day flat
nov"•paased but the memorier'''dC
that day shall be forever treasured
in the m7ndsand hearts of many.
: W ALTON ` ` •l l'lQ??iEShirts whitey stripes checks $2.00, $2.50
s Ties, Socks , 50c to $1.00
The Women's Missionary 64clet3 43.
genas
is grateful' ,to Mrs. Craw of Wal ~3` i,
'throp' for coining and bringing`•' "a " 5 itar�, Handle
message on the stormy day ofg, 14ov. !°'•fraDROfsiGE Gowns
29. iEer 'remarks, with the Oa of 'i*4rt d cc+:
a ' magi related .to the: Chrlstiat d O. rrVe B nkets
Mission • -In China where Mia . eti L cq:, able Clo
Grave's daughter •and, husband -are jdBath To
M►e
Although' mail~ have: mod fro ii a l BrBrom
than: area Because of'' war they 4.t ib brit hn eo
sionaries''t•ernain. The. Chinese are Wabas.o Sheets
broadcloth, flannelette • $1.75 to $3.00
erchrefs, Ties, Money Belts, Gloves • 35c up
• pure wool . • • • $2.95 to $9.50
:.,•: $5.95to$12.50
the ' ...• 72 x90" $2.95 up
Is :.� colors ... • $1.25 pr.
ens • • Lunch Cloths,,. Tablecloths,
• Towels";• Small, Pieces of various 'kinds.
and l ,low Cases;'` in boxed sets -or separately.
•planliing''to''enlarge• their chargh 23fodayra
even though bombs. are •taking• fit:
is to'l be • regretted, that .;more ,vd�men
�u • : .:�- , ven%ngs • - Dec..:i4. 24
were not. present to 'heap a e
in'atruetiva eddrrese
y p ?t g Reli:
- , /...,
'• FOR 'SALE--; g
d > ; ., , . Thera will He offered .fol• SsjFle by
public, auction at ;the ofde`a og Amer
D. ,Boli ih the Village of, Bf}tseels
on Saturday, hire ;211th d
'• 01
,•December, ,,1940 tie West ;hhlf or
3,Qt 32 . onoeseiori 6 ef'the toiarnsbip
of Grey autl Comity of iinr can
twining 50 acres CComteortabfeafra
-.ihouse an barn on" the abovenlot,
,Safe subject to ;es'erye bid.
.Harold Jackson-Anetioneer:'
•Rrangie, °Belr-nes Adaninlstrat r.
by i<'la sglrcifor $ELL
Brnsteds, oat.
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CRANB�
Firmer-Cranbrook Residents
Passed Await Nov 28, 1940 r t r
William F.�i3sdditsr .,ager 62'11 of
YeTauitli>in ,Afllerta •i►here the baa,
resided, tor, ph'e.-,past 31? yearn ,nide
woe, the son of Firdenand send ,eJsl
hanAah, Radd4ta. Ste .•leabfYA�4
•• mounr: ilia • wirer onesuA rid • 0Art
daughter. Mao' • tufo' j'bs*ot;tena
'Charlies and KCourad''rot IDetaatt;<:
Mich. 4
Sunday, November the .iseven r
teeStt1f.-was-'a'r-dag^1oft:greal reineni
brance for the Wdrshippere 'of
Knott^ Presb'yteria'n• Gburc)l,
The stay M1vait dul),''tiie sky w„r s
'bveriCa&t athl Srow6rs' } pJ. sn.
dee•Cetided 1Vevertlhelessi, it did not
put' it dab$pert upon the spirits of
tike dSeople Tile &I1U lr.whieh had
undergone complete' ' renovation
(having a ,basement port under It;
new' pews choir seats,. furnace and
eleoiric ligl ting bet i . installed)
wasp ,sired' to capacity. The overflow
congregated in the •basement. Many
of tli.e' "Old 'Timers'? and friends
madder it ,a day~ pf rejoicing as t'heY
gatlieerd •again in the 'auld
Kirk" to worship their Maker. The
Rev. 2'. G. Fowler B.p.; formerly of
Brussels, now of Bluevale was the
speaker both morning 'and- evening
The subject for the morning was
"The God of Bethel." The choir
rendered' music egoeeding appre-
tpriate for the occasion. under the
direction of Miss A. Forest, present•
C. Zilliax & Son
HARDWARE and CHINA'
Pho:171 LISTOWEL
When in town doing your Christmas shopping
these cold days
Try The
,BRUSSELS -DAIRY
Ing two anthems at each service.
Notice''To Lre%htbr
Tn=the' estate •of• :Annie ki'dOonal
"tater :Of 'thie Yklitiage•of Bruises 1
the County of Huron, mi i "'
om , o a on or,.s
riiheteedth day of JVrae, A.D.
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A l ow postal Pointers <. heavy cord. ' i<i Your ltareel6 is
worth mailing it is worth careful
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R C. A. iN ENGLAND
GET carr OF RADIO.
SETS FROM LEGION.:: •
Somewhere In Engla ld, Dec..: 1
t%ihe,�•,,� cave pointene o Ch hire man
ciliatQ14i> tyryYi C Ws' d4�aasiie for the Can•
1
L they adian Legion War ' Services to 800-
Angros ed carefully, work at' "tke^ •8- field' regiarent of ;Abe RDA.
tl
overseas;_ with sa><eral brand sew
n aiderably, and the public will be radioeseYH SQ pow ire n the camp
tee1 oci`i},iridddbnere :rapidly and.- sorting �mpomid during the nI2htly black -
w an be st a of i1'i'sYla? the Suggestions, .are as,.
i outa;.SnrcontLagit,to the3`tvail of the
( t baaishee,, 'eau"be„'hea `d the
gal"
2- �y agistandard size envelopes fond innate Ind singing rot :jhe B,B.C.'s•
TARE-• NIkPICE that ell i{i c is. (4§ . antir��envelopes smaller
B-13.0-'8-
having- claims or ' delnands : • at an three inches by " tour inches
the estate 'of tine ; abovt-mentioned may be lost -or-at lean - delayed- in
u and
a or
ease t a
n f
dee d us entail. arti Mars a• r: 1 er
to P G Lt ng
T"
• d
hal
proof of e t d rid, r19r1 e, Il rich ' nine•.'aU
p vSa?tl q ire v e gn �� ee'iry a
or their sol1citor,•or}•or befoi'e""'.Iter 6tt hesa;lhgy, may ,;have to be folded
28th day of December, ;A.D. "}946 %tlMra5by.e•damaged ;Far ,satls•
,� •tv� ni
upon whic eeda' tf the sari t �.�'tor iiieo`h sbild' safety, use only; stand.•
will 8roce&1 +Yo'' distri'jrut yto ir0,atr J ids and envelopes,
'assets of the Sant estate with-regar Be sure to ad°dresls all mail fully
only to these claims ,wbichl+r.,lhe tan�legt,tiyr
octroi when have received '. Mail posted locally for local de -
ofDATED: at Brueseis tjii8 9th day ivery, yi en ''lh§uflicienty address..
of December, A.D., 1940,55 ed is'la given, 'directory service,
Margaret Hislop , .ut ism reefed iii undeliverable. ' •
�gusan Melon .,.E J ,return address on all mail.
Executrices,
by their solicitor• 'ELMId{i. D:''BE „ :Packing of Parcels
81.10881s, Ontail: reels should be carefully pre-
- r at,,ail times; especially during
1�d' busy.,Ghristmas. season. Pack
'tleftUly, wrap wit- several layers
or s'ta•Q,paper, tie securely with
trnsicr Mai ors
Elis and --Letters ,.
Should; be Properly r
Addressed
With tphristmas„ heavy matin
ee; t
looming before thbtn the i'ostal•
t
he mails and: if ar
-follow
Post dlffice will be assisted, eon-
"Romp In God's Love" F, B. Halton, Notice ,re.Credito,
"We praise!. thee 0 God'' (Stern,. t ,
and Landon), "Unto the Hills"
(Anne Owen), "Ashamed of ,Jesus"
(A'vo Young). There were also two
duets sung by Mrs. G. Michel and
Mrs'. C. Oc s'tead and Mr. G. Evans
and Mrs.. C. Oinstead,
At the evening service the and:•
tectum and gallery were again filled
to 'capacity and chairs were placed
ib ib aisles. The Rev. J. E. Taylor
the present minister occupied his
usual place and took the devotioLal
parts of the service. Tile Rev, F.
G. Fowler addressed the congrega-
tion from the text found in the
Gospel of St. John chapter 14; verse
6. "I am the Way the Truth and the
Life, no man cometh unto the
Father but by Me." From this
text the ,preacher shaved that
"Christ was the answer to all oisr
.Problems."
for
Hot Chocolate, All kinds of Hot Soups
_,:-'Nothing better after skatingl
Soft Drinks of all kinds -Ice Cream Sundaes, Banana Splits
MILK SHAKES -vanilla, 'Pineapple; Strawberry, Chocolate,
•Coffee and Orange. --• Try a bottle of our Chocolate
Milk for school lunch,
Buttermilk
Butter, + Milk , and Cream
moo(, t A -o ''�MI011tAlqiN
In the estate of Levi. Parr, late ..of
the Township of Grey hi the
County of Huron, farmer, who died
on or about the 16th day of 'Feb.
ruary, A.D. 1935. 1t0.
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TAKIE NOTIICE that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate of theabove•nieutioned
deceased, must mail particulars andsart,ci
proof of same tto the undersbgmedt
executors on or before the 2Mi ti i<
of December, AD. 1940, upon ilith
date the said executors will2reeeerl
to distribute the assetswith regsid
only t0 those claims whic)ld',,tt-
shall then have been rectiveci ati,+
DATED at Brussels this 7th rittii 'of
December, A.D. 1940, t',
Janet Winona Parr„
John Ernest Yalill
best entertainers.
+Phe gifit' rived at the Legion's-
1;on�oh"" headquarters as a £25
cheque,. with igstrue'pons to be
used intri@ mninft aPPeoPrlate way.
,C,aptain Ment PFunket.t; formerly or
Tor9nto, and. now direptor of Legion
entertainment, servioles overseas
wasiat-that•moinent unable to meet
the dolma -ads- tor radio reeciving-
sets and on his recafiamendation the
Candaian''Artillery hien became the
beneficiaries,
-In, his letter 'of appreciation to
the Legion, and' the t;`pnor, the Cora
maad1ing officer of ` the regiment
-said: "This regiment lost its wire-
less r sets when it hid to make a
hurried evacuation;( 'from France.
But.I can assure. you that these sets
will not meet the tame fate, as the
,next time we Land.',1n France, we
land to, s'tay.'
AwskomostowsigalkomagsvAvsttO
°7 A full line of
Feeds and Concentrates
-r, -to mix with your
grain
On Tuesday, Nov, 111e 1914• the
Annual Fowl Sup-er was held.
The Oitureli basement because a
hospitable place for all who came. .
Fowl of every" description was
served and till enjoyed the wonder-
out meal the lashes of Knox Church
served, '
Atter the slapper the members
and friends retired 10 the elturell
Executors
by their solicitor OLIVIIIIR D 1)8111,
Brussels, Cntiitn
introducing -I
"1'an glad to meet a aria,, . wita,
stetted at the bottom and worker]
his wary up, Tell me, how did:' Ybli
begin?"
"1 was a bootblack and now I•in
a hairdresser,,'
Ay pay big prices for your Mineral
W hen you can buy
I.L. or Shur -gain for $3.75
Mitts, Sweaters, Qveralis
and 1o111en% Wear
D. M. McTavish
FARMER'S STORE
PI-IONE 46 BRUSSELS, 0
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