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THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, April 2od, 1941
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Week end vliers with Miss
oodOck were Dr. and Mus. Me,
I services in Hotted church were VItreeLL
Ofltfl
held .on, Stuffily Ref. A Sinchtir...4n,
charge, At the evening servid"the JM )WARNING NOTICE
subject of the serfnertl yas rth, AE CORN BORER
Modesty Maloof," At the Sunlay,
school .sepsion an open: schq91: war
held When temperance program Ntsli
presented by the commlibtee„..„App5
H A Voices Dave on illnistrfvtle&
address showing 'on the screen m may be, ;nest either
l'i)telent;erLereel,ati!xl:hGtolaith.teerriPIL113'14- t':habid up ,an'a burned • ligare
n'tplotiglied. under compl*ly pr'
loaned'hy Gordon•Ross, ,A, duet, was,
'May-.29tb, null Lbtfailure to do 'so
sung by Misse Alberta sod ,Jer/Sti,
leaVeS the offender liable to ' prose -
4iAllttoorla-grawers, whether on, the
sngar-cane and
'beelmittilorn 'included, are hereby
stoftiifte,dahat, all cern stubble or
"btlftirl,dorn 'remnants, no Inattoy.
Richmond,
In the Anglican church serplee
was held at 7 p.m. wit1i the choir
.presenting a much -appreciated on-
e-, avage'S them.
Sunday school convened at 2 p,m.
The Guild of the church met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Rogerson on
Thursday, With a good attendance
present.
Recent vests atethe home of Mr
7s—rap ME IF— and Mrs. Arthur Barr were Mrs,
Tourist: "What a quaint little William .Graliam, .Stratford, ana
village! Truly one-half the world Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener Finnigan,
isignorant of how the other half. Ashileicl.
ry.es." Miss Josie Woodcock atenaed
Native: ',Not in this vflluge the funeral of her brother -is -law,
rFter, not in this village!" Mr. Dawson ai Dundas, oii Satur-
IT PAYS
Our Diamond Room Affords
Privacy When Buying
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Less than 2 weeks to go until Easter! The weather
turning definitely milder suggv:ts a new spring wardrobe
for Milady. If you are planting on getting a new spring
outfit, it will be to your,•:-..r.tage to shop around before
you buy, then you will agree that not only will you find the
• largest selection of fine spring coats, suits, dresses, millinery
:t and all the dozens of smart accessories but at prices that
definitely spell S -A -V -I
This Pre -Easter sale, which incidentally is combined
• with our 9th, Anniversary Sale, has been carefully planned
for your benefit and prices on a great number of items, of
which we carry a large assortment, have been re -adjusted to
make it easy for you to decide where to buy your wardrobe.
4 A reasonable deposit will hold any Garment until you wish
t to take it out.
re -Easter Coat Sale
Among the 335 coats on our racks, you will find Polos,
Reversibles, Sport and Dressy Coats, Tweeds, women's and
half sizes and the shades, of course, are the newest
including several shades of light blue, rose, honeytone,
11 British Navy and Black..
Specially selected for this rale are 2 sections of misses .
and 1 section of women's coats, both to retail
at $19.95, which will be sold at
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$14.95
All alterations done free in our shop.
But no charges or exchanges, please.
Sizes 11 to 19, 12 to 20, 38 to 44 161/2 to 261/2
In the Made-to•Measure Department, we offer fine boucle:5,
English tricotines, and imported Novelty materials at
F7201121 $1.9095 t $29.95
re-Ezster Suit Sak
Dressmaker's suits, worth $16.95 .... • $12.95
Tailored Suits all misses size en to 20, at
$14.95 to $275
Bgeolal GIP t $19.95
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In The Dress Section
Better Dresses and women's dresses from • $4.aq
Up
'I 2 Very Fine groups at
BLOUSES
White Sheer, Pastel Shades and Candy t 1 95
Stripes with long sleeves • and up
Washable cotton Slubs, White and gypsy $100
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stripes Sizes 12 to 20 .. • • each .
SKIRTS
Well made in sizes 12 to 20, any shade $1 .9
$6.95 and $10.95
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and up
Extra consideration will be shown to those who purchase
their complete Spring outfit.
Discounts on complete Bridal outfits.
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in The Millinery Section
We offer the largest selection we ever carried
in fine chic millinery for all ages and all t 1CM
headsizes. Prices for felts and straws •`'' and up
In The Lingerie Section
Satin Slips, Sizes 34 to 40, White only, 69c
Regular $1.00 Special price •
Ceflusuede Panties, Small, Medium, Large,
Regular 59c Special sale price
Over -size Silk Vests and Bloomers
49c
79c' .
mon
Please note that the Children's Shoppe will open this
week -end with a brand new stock of little boys' and girls'
coat sets, Dresses, etc. We also carry a large s selection of
gifts for the newly born.
For Bigger and Better Values in 1941, Shop at
The PARIS LADIES SHOP,y,
Listowel's Leading Ladies WearStiVe'"''
Where your Dollar Buys More
elution or to 'having to pay the cost
Of Sending a, man in to do the work.
This law will be strictly enforced. V
R. W. THOMPSON,
Provincial Zntomoiogist
ROSS JOHNSTON, b
County Inspector,
Zurich,
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05aSSified Ad '
Patriotic
FOR SALE—
Large Pecan Duck Eggs" 50c per
setting,
Phone 421-2G Baxter Stevens=
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FOR SALE—
Seed Grain, Alaska Oats & 0.A.0.
No. 2 Barley mixed, was. registered I
3 years ago. Harvested dry.
Blyth phone 31-r-7 Robt, Wallace
'FOR SALE -
12 pigs about 65 lbs., the right
type.
phone 160 John G. Spelt
WANTED—
.4. young 'girl for light house work,
needed at once. Phone 90-r 11
FOR SALE -
11 Piwt. 6 weeks old.
phone 3S -r-5 L. Frain
Lot 8, Con. 4.
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A truck license plate numbe7
4.92390, Finder please call
phone 29-r-10 Ross McTaggart
FOR SALE—
Vanguard Oats with barley, int -
proved Banner with barley. O.A.C.
No. 3 Pure Oats.
phone 49-r-15 Geo. Whitfield
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FOR SALE—
., 1 Gray Mare, heaby dratft, rising
live, sound and quiet ; 1 Bay Geld-
ing, rising 2, Percheron, well broke;
2 Percheron colts rising 1 year old;
1 General Purpose Mare rising 12,
in foal; 1 quiet driving Pony in foal,
8 years old. apply to
Leslie Chambers
Lot 28, Con. 19 Grey
FOR SALE—
,600 Cedar Fence Posts varices
sizes, also anchors, braces and poles.
J. E. 111.artin, lot 14, cnn. 6. Grey-
.. ..... phone 40-r-7
FOR SALE—
Cook Stove in good repair.
Apply at The Post.
FOR SALE—
ixed Grain, Banner Oats and
Two -Rowed Barley.
phone 34-r-12 Peter Lamont
FOR SALE—
One work Horse 4 years old, quiet.
Con. 1, Grey Murray Ross
FOR SALE—
Seed Oats, Ainerican Improved
Penner also Brban Oats.
phone 23-r-16 Dan McKinnon,
R. R. 3, Brussels
HOLLAND ELECTRIC BROODERS
Raise your chicks the electric nap
—no smoke, no fire, no gas, no
worry Write for illustrated circular
to Noble Holland & Sons, Clinton,
R. R. 4,
GRASS FARM FOR RENT -
100 acres. running water, plenty of
shade. PPly to ,
phone 33-r-11 John Clarke
Brussels
FOR SALE -
1 Good Pure Bred Jersey Cow. 4
veers old just freshened; 2 Pure
Bred je'rsey Heifers freshen April
7tb, AB 2 sired to a pure bred Mir -
ham; 1 colt 3 years old, eligible Tor
regis tratton. .
phone 13-r-15 Torrance Dundas
A.R. 2, Illyth
FOR SALE—
Mare 1 years old soun.d and right:
114.a..4ev Harris Seed Drill 11
hoe good condition. LOST 1 hound
ell tan.
1111000 , Norman SI emlym
Dthel,
SHORTHORN BULLS FOR SALE—
Farm on highway detour between
Brussels and Atwood. 4
Thomas Iterr,
Ilentryo
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Auspices of
Huron County
War Services Fund
Seaforth
Sunday
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Parade
begins at 2.15
From Town Hall, and will
include Bands, Units from
C.A.S.F. in the County,
R.A.F. and R.C.A.F.
The Rally will be held in
First
Presbyterian
Church
at 3 p.
when prominent speakers
will address the gathering.
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EVERYBO D Y
WELCOME
Plan Now to Attend
11./.MEMESMUOMIZESIMMEETiaM5B1
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Municipal• Notice
As All Taxes not paicl by April
id,, will be returned to 9ederich,
those arrears "ar, asket1 to maiii an
effort to pay their- ta-rxe'S.
themselves further expense.
By Order of the Council
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CRANBROOK
BELGRAVE
The Young People's Society met
in the school room of the United
Church on Wednesday night last
with the fellowship committee in
charge. The meeting was presided
over by May Frisby. Bruce Scott
read the lesson and the prayer was
taken by Mrs. O. Logan, The tonic
for the evening was a Devotional
/Witless bY a former member of the
Society, Mrs. E, Wightman.
A shipment of finished goods. was
forwiai,ded recently by the Meal Red
Cross Society, to Headquarters in
Toronto. In it were the following
articles: 4 sweaters, 8 scorns, 3 pairs
long seamen's stockings, 6 helmets,
4 pairs two-way mitts, 2 pairs mile
any mitts, 1 pair gloves, 27 .0511'
SOCkS, 37 quilts.
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uy Gwent -tent Approved
143kS mad PuIlleals
Barred Rocks, White Le.*horns,
Light Str.sex Red 84 Rock Cross Breeds
PHONE O WRITE FOR PRICES.
C vervxy's Chkli Hatcimry
phone 132
Mitekeitil, Ont.
Ecx 57
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'rhe P. Y. P. S. of Kuox Church
held their regular meeting on San•
day evening, the meeting being
prepared by Miss Alice 3. Forest ou
11111010, "Hymns and their Authors."
With the ores., Miss Mae Fischer
presiding, the meeting was opened
with the singing of Hymn 717,
"Come let us all unite to .sing" Tha
Lord's Prayer was repeated in ant -
son, The minutes of the previous
meeting were read by the Secretary,
Mrs, L. H. Gordon. The leader gave
the topic 011 ,The Writers of Hymns.'
Hymn no. 129, "Let tts with a glad-
some mind" was sung. The 50111)-
ture lesson, was read by Hartley
Fischer taken from Matthew 18, 10-
14. The story ibehind the great
hymn, "The ninety and nine" W0.0
read by Miss Vella, Fischer, Mrs.
Clara Omstead ring a solo entitled
"The ninety and nine". Tile
enuring was recelbed and Rev. J. 19.
Taylor lead in prayer. The 11re
Of the Author , who wrote, "How
sweet the Name of Jesus sou.nds,"
Was given gy Mrs, Engel and this
hymn no, 457 was sung, The S101'Y
67 the Author Who wrote "There is
n green 11111 far away" was given by
Mr, Sohn Schnook and this hymn no.
134 woo sung. The 147e story of the
Author who wrote the hymn 'Wear-
frlY God to Thee," was given. la
Miss Alice Forrest arid this hymn
was sung no, 470. The story of 1116
life of the Author who wrote
"Eternal Father Strong to Save
was even by Mrs, L. H. Gorden. The
meeting (dosed with the singing of
this hymn no. 709 and the, Mizinth
130atettleilon was repeated in unison,
eCrearn rcd c
Until Further Notice
Creamery in Be Open
-From 7.30 to 9.30
Saturday Evenings
To Receive Cream
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
PHONE 22 BRUSSELS
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atisfi
For years we have been known as having
the Best Equipped Optical Establishment
in this part of Ontario, but still we weren't
Satisfied. We realize that THE VERY
BEST was None Too Good for the only
pair of Eyes you'll ever have.
Continuous Study, of Eye Errors and
new Methods pf Correction has necessi-
tated many changes in Examination and
Corrective Proceedures. To keep up with
this Rapid Advance in Optical Science we
have had our Examation room completely
rearranged. New Precision Equipment
has been added and old equipment
Modernized so that we can NOW offer
you Even Better Eye Service than Ever
and at no greater coat than you pay for the
old time guess methods.
Why not have us examine
YOUR EYES NOW
We can relieve your Eyestrain, and
give you clear Comfortable Vision.
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F. F. Homuth, Phm. B., R. 0.
Phone 118 UARRISTON
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