HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-5-7, Page 4fl4E BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, Mary 7111, 1941
ter of 91r, and Mrs. Stanley Gal,.
loiter Is a patient In the Siok
C'1111dr0u's ;hospital !n Toronto, and been given a blood transfusion.
gain. Therefore we wish You God's
{� blessing in your new home, and as
r w 1 I many well-wishing friends there as
�T1! 11 `You un•e leavin hero. As to slight
token or our albpreO;atiotl, vvi1l yon
Why State Fariii accept 91100(0 grafts. May rite\ to•
mind you of the past and induce you
JAMESTOWN
to come bunt now and then to visi'. ` 1'ho Joinc: tolvn wai' Workers
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Premiums Are
Lower
1 -We pioneered slx-eedtpolicies
insurance
advance.
to buy, You not pay a full year's premium
2 -State Farm Mutual pol.cyholders pay the acquisition cost of a
policy only once -not once a year, but once a lifetime. S.Ivings
made possible by renewing the same policy are passed on to s
policyholders
3 -Overhead costs are lowered by concentrating all routine work
In the issuance of policies in the State Farm. office building in
Toronto, Ont.
4 --Only careful drivers are insured. Thus State Farm is able to
minimize its risks -and give policyholders the benefit of the
lowest rates consistent with sound operation.
Before insuring consult
Chs.T. Davidson
AGENT
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CRANBROOK
The members of the Cheerio
Workers and the W.M.S. of Knox
1huroll, gathered together last
Friday evening to spend a social
ravening in honour of Miss Seam
.).anneron and Mrs, Lorne Cameron.
'During the evening which was
anent in playing games and social
chat. The two guests of honour
were asked to colne forward while
the following address was read by
Brussels, Ont.
tis,
They bath gave a very suitable
reply and Auld Lang Syne was sung
At the close of the evening a dainty
lunch was served.
Mrs, Lorne Cameron left for he
new 110010 in Windsor earlier this
week,
We hope that Jean will not he to
far away that she will he back with
us quite often and will be able lc.
attend manly of our meetings in the
future.
:11r. Heroics Huetller of Galt was
gnome over the week end.
Miss Dorothy Turnbul of the 10111
concession of Grey spent the week-
end WWMiss Verla Fischer.
Mrs. Lorne 'Cameron and children
left 011 Tuesday for Windsor, where
they will live. Lorne has had a opal-
/ tion in Windsor for a few weeks
now. •
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wileon and
family have moved to Cranbrock
1 this week.
Mrs Lloyd Michael. The gifts, to
Jean a lamp and to Alice, a toaster
were presented by Mae Fisdher.
Dear Jean and Aldce:-
If goes without saving that WP
shall be very sorry to lose you from
among us. For steveral years you
have rendered us service •1 in r!tar.
society. Perhaps the best part of
this work is the cheerful and willing
manner in, which it was undertaken.
We are going to miss your' However
our loss will be some other per0n's
Baby Chicks
4iu
S.C.W. Leg'iorns Barred P. Rocks
Besides offering chicks and pullets for the balance of the
season, I wish to thank all old and new customers for their
business and continued support.
I have not many early pullets for sale now and the chicles
are pretty well sold on some hatches.. -
CALL OR 'PHONE -
Alec Woodrow.
BRUSSELS, (77-4) ONTARIO
BLUEVALE
131ueivale, May 2 -The meeting of
the directorate of the East Huron
District or Woolen's Institutes, was
held in tl3luevale ons Wednesday
afternoon. with au attendance of
tw e n y -three. Representatives
were .present from all the local In-
stitutes. The president, Mrs. .1.
Harold Spier, presided.
reeveral items of business arose
dut of the correspondence and were
iscussed and 'the slate of officers
nominated for the year 1941 Rud
held their regular monthly tea on
Thursday, April 17111 lu 'Victoria
Hull, with a natendance of 22 ladies.
A dainty lunch was served by Mrs.
} l 1t pan a; 12 pr, bays'
wick and Miss Mildred Turnbttll, overall suits; I, Tr, bays' gyjsalas,
Dennis, Mrs, Aielau'lalte, M1•s, Wet pl, bays. s o 1
Proceeds from the tea autznunle1 10 2 boys' 111g0lbshll•ts; 6 p1. har
95.90. The soelety then jpacked isle :drawers; 3 women's dresses; 4
lroanen
halo which (00015904 of the follow• ymilieu's slips; 0 p1'. 's bloanr'
Mgt -.I ere; 1 pr. girls' pyjamas; 7 in', nre0's
pyjamas. r
leor elvillancrebief-11 quilts anis I For Alen on naive cervi0o;^1G pr.
pr. w 75; 3 -baby e bindorel 31/s tlez.
diappilloere; 7 girls dresses; 10 girls' men''s seeks. 0 pr. Seamans' stocks;
slips; 16 pr, girls' bloomers); 3 girls' 2 pr. mitts; 2 helmets; 0 sleeveless
nighties, 4 pr, boys' long pants, .1. sweaters; 1 turtle neck sweater.
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The program was drafted for the
,dbsltrict annual meeting to be held
Vit the 'township hall, Ethel, on
May 22 when Mrs. E. A. Duke will
be the representative from the De-
portment of Agriculture, Toronto
Mrs. Milligan, of Clifford, provin-
cial board director and Miss Flora
Durnin, 410010 eaotnonlies 0080h for
Junior work, will be present.
At ,Lie close .of the meeting mem'
hers of the Bluevale Instittl.e
served refreshments and a social
time wars enjoyed.
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Elliott left
for their new home last week at
Harrisburg.
We were sorry to hear Mr. Wm.
Souch got kicked with a cow and
got two bones in his leg broken, he
will be laid up for -sone time.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Bosman, spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs,
Melville Mothers and family.
Mr, Will Peacock got badly hurt
last week while cultivating with the
tractor he got off 'to pick some
stoves he got caught in cultivator
and pulled under. He will be laid
up for awhile.
Sorry to hear the little sou of Mr.
end Mr's. Ward Gray got a fork run
in his head and was taken to Wing -
ham hospital for a few days. Glad
he is getting better,
We were sory 'to shear the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gallager
was taken to Toronto for treatment.
Mr. Edward Johnston has bought
Mr. Leonard Elliott's 'house in Blue.
vale. We will be sorry to loose
them.
Leonard Elliott who has been sec.
tion foreman here for some years,
has been •tn•ans0erred to New Ham-
burg. Mr. Elliott reported for duty
May 1. Mrs. Elliott and family will
be mevng shortly.
Mr, William ,South, 3rd 'Conces-
sion, Morris, was recently hoicked
on the leg by a cow. The injured
leg has 'been' placed in a cast. Mr
Souch is over eighty years of age
and bras al'wa.yis enjoyed good health
and been very active.
William Peacook received injuries
to his feet and side, while working
with his !Wanton. He will he unable
to work for some tune.
At the Sunday morning service in
the United Church, Rev. C. Tavener
apolte Brom the Itealt. "Consider the
lilies of the field," Mrs. J. Wick -
stead sang as a .solo, "Trust and
Obey."
In Knox Presbyterian Church,
`Rev. F. G. fowler spoke on the sin
of indifference, and the effectit ,t;
having on the Chnintion Church.
Nent Sunday 'special Mother's Da/n kith senvoes will be observed i b tl (40e
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SUPERIOR STORE
QUALITY SERVICE
SPECIALS FOR -THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Puffed Wheat ..
Si. Williams Orange & Grapefruit
White Sugar
Maple Leaf Salmon
Oxydol . Large
Royal York Coffee 1/2 ib tin • • .. • • •
P & G Soap
Boys' Cottonade Coveralls khaki
'Men's Work Pants
large package 15c
Marmalade 2 tb jar 21c
... • . 10 tri for 78c
1/2 1b tin 19c
each 23c
• 27c 1 1b tin • • • • 49c
4 bars for 17c
each 98c
per pr $1.49
Girls' Oxfords, 'Black or Brown • per pr $1.75
Women's House Slippers, Canvas ............per pr $1.00
Canvas Running Shoes -for all the family.
Wm. Ziegler
Highest Prices Paid For Eggs.
Phone 22-r-11 Ethel
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W will clean or put a New
Main Spring in any
make of watch for $1,
AiI work guaranteed:
for one year
Mrs. A. Stretton
Jeweller - Brussels
H. A. APPEL
WATCHMAKER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
CANADA AND THE U. S. A ;
Alarm Clock Special for Sat.
S•ilver`bell $1.40 Guaranteed lYear;
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Visitors: J. Wesley Beattie and 4=♦
7Aitrbghiers Ethel and Flor• ence, of
'geaforilll with Mac and Olive Scott; 44
11rand Mrs. Fred xllalenbeck an 1 ( 44
eon, Clarence, of Stratford ,with
1Mr,. and Mrs. W. W, Manu; Mr,
and Mrs, George Love. wilt. reIdtives
,at Sea'forbjt,
Stisatn, t0.e fourmtotuth.old &nigit-
Sunday,
❑ Sunday, May 11th, is the day set aside in honor of Mothers everywhere;
in some small way, the love and esteem
the day when your gifts show her,
the happiest
you hold for her. Make this day "Mothers' Day"
she has Known. WEAR!
THINGS TO
C1VEHER'
Read the Gift Suggestions listed below, and come to this Store for your
Mother's Day Gift of Quality
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Gletves
Kid or Doeskin. All shades .. • • • • •• • • ..........
English Chamoisettes, White and Natural
Hand Bags
Solid Leather Bags
Fabric and Novelty Bags
Lingerie
White Slips ... .
Rayon Panties; White and Tea Rose
Satin Panties; White and Tea Rose ..
Handkerchiefs
Printed Imported Lawns
Fine Irish Linens ...
•••• $1.59 T° $2'25
.. $1.00 $1'50
• $1.95 TO $4,95
$1.00
Pillow Cases
Hand Embroidered Madiera Cases, pair
Taffeta Pillow Slips, pair
Plain Hemstitched Cases, pair ..
$1.00'1•° $1,95
49c To 75c
• $1.00 To $1.50
Guest Towels
Pure Linen; a vast assortment; pair • .. • •
Night Gowns
Voile Gowns
Rayon Gowns
Satin Gowns .
5c To 25c
25c T° 50c
$1,35 To $1.95
$1.95
• 89c �° $1.00
• $1.00 T° $2,50
• • • $1.00 T°.$1.95
$1.50 r° $1,95
Scarfs
Sheers, Crepes and Satins, plain or figured
White and Black Figured Scarfs • • .. . • •
Silk Hose
Nylon Hose, Tropic and Nude
10 -Thread Service Weight, Coco and Dawnmist • • .. •
8 -Thread Service, Rotedust, Moondust, Samoa Beige •
3 -Thread Chiffon, Silk to top; Sumner shades
4 -Thread Pure Silk Crepe; new Summer shades • • • .. . .•
3 -Thread Chiffon, silk on top; Precious and Salute • •
6 -Thread Semi -Service Weight; all shades • • .. .
4 -Thread Chiffon Lisle top; good shades ..
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$2,95 To $3.95
75cTo$1.00
$1.00
$1.65
$1.25
$1.15
$1.15
$1.15
$1.00
85c
79c
The Store For Mother's Day Gifts
Stewart Bros.
SEAFORTH, ONT.
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