The Brussels Post, 1938-6-22, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
June The TII
Beauty Month
Wild Root Hair Rinse
Chamomile Shampoo
Lavender Wave Set
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
Adrienne Face Powder
Adrienne Talcum
Nice Deoderant
Dainty Body Deodorant
Mi 31 Tooth Powder with Tooth Brush
G:atcte Razor with 10 Gillette Blue Blades
I;armony Rose Glycerine Soap 2 large cakes
15c
10c
35c
25c
60c
35c
•• 35c
, 40c
cd Cedar Flakes with Mothproof Garment Bag
Taannis Balls Fresh Stock
E:itay's White Shoe Cleaner and Polisher
39c
59c
25c
, 49c
35c and 40c
25c
Also the Month of
School Examinations
Examination Pads, Waterman's Ink
and Pens, Rulers, Erasers and Compasses
Art Brushes
E R. SMITH
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DRUGGIST and
STATIONER
ELEPHONE NO. 62 •— TELEPHONE NO. 62
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Superior Store
Quality Service
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
P & G White Naptha Soap
Hillcrest Lard
Golden Bantam Corn 2's
Libby's Tomato Juice 101/2's
Chocoate Marshmallow Cakes
Oilcloth Squares, fancy patterns
Linen Guest Towells
Boys Baseball Caps
10 bars for 31c
• 2 bs. for 25c
2 tins for 19e
6 tins for 25:
per
Ladies Voile Dresses for the low price of • •
Boys Balbriggan Combs Suits
each nc
2 for 25c
each 20e
• •. • . • •• 89c
39c
Men's Summer Combination Underwear • • . • • per suit 49c
Men's Red -back Rivet Pants • per pr $1.49
STORE CLOSING—Store closes at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday Evenings
WM. ZIEGLER
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODUCE
Phone 2211
Ethel, Ont.
REMEMBER.
Y001t WEDDING
With a
PORTRAIT
13y The
Russell Studio
Listowel, Ont,
WEDDING
WONDERFUL MOTION PICTURE
SCOTT--CALDW ELL
The marriage took place on Wed-
nesday, June 15 at noon of Dorothy
Della daughter of rM • and Mrs. John
Caldwell, (Concession 3, '.Cast Waw•
auosh and Mn Lawrence Scott.
Conce salon S, Morns. The youne;
couple and their attendants' drove? to
Clinton where Rev C, Peddle per.
formed the ceremony, '1`he bride
wore white t,alfeta, white hat null
veil and carried Rapture roses.
Miss Ella Caldwell was her sister's
only attendant, wll;ie Ralph Cald-
wet, brother of the ht'itle, attended
the groom, The bridesmaid wore
orchid taffeta with pink hat and
veil, Following tit, cerement' Ole
party repaired to the home of the
bride where a wedding dinner was
served, to a number of relatives. and
friends, The happy couple left for
Owen Sound and Lb n's Head, 'Om
bride wearing a suit of yellow with
white hut .and aeee, ries.
STEWART—H'OLLYMAN
A pretty wedding was solutio%zed
at the manse of the, 1iltited Church
Blyth; when hiss 1l-rrothy Holly -
man, Blyth, was 0811 '1 In marriage
to Douglas Stewart, also of Blyth.
Rev. R. A. Brook, pastor of the
United Church, cffitlated. The
bride was assisted by nib's Jeol_
Turvey and the bride groom by Ilor-
den Cook, both of 131yth, The ilrid-•
was pretty iu a gown of rose. ash
chiffon and carried a houquat tt
pink carnatisus• an c1 maidenhair
terns. The btidesm'iicl wore a pret-
ty costume of yell. w crepe ora
carried a bouquet of carnations and
ferns. After the wedding cer••-
mnny ,the wedding pirty went
Ole home of the bide where a
luncheon was served, The couple
left on a motor tr'p to Ingersoll,
London, Woodstock and other
points, the bride travelling - with e.
beige costhme an dhat to nwtn3
.and white accesecri's. On the;r
return they will 1n ke their
in Blyth.
BRENNAN—CALBICK
. A. quiet wedding 4015 solemnized
on Saturday the 1`ttit day of June,
at St. Paul's Anglican church. IIatl•
eybury when Helen Meta, youngest
riraughtet' of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cald-
htck became the brae of Lawrence
Brennan, M.D., eIde,Ct =on of lir.
and Mrs, Wdlldam G, Brennan, of
Dunnville Ontat ix, Rev. Ric"
and Baines rector or St, Paul's
church performed the ceremony,
The bride given in marriage by
her father wore a lovely gown of
hyacinth blue net with shirred
bolero and very full 4kirt, Her hat
\wax• a large picture leghorn model
and she carried a shower 'Manuel
of Richmond reses and lily -of -the -
Mrs. Setgfnied All:.'.nson, organist
of St. Paul's played the wedding
music,
Following the cere uony Dr, and
1lr., Brennan left by motor for New
York. For qtr veli ng the bride had
chosen a parisltnd rr:pe dress with
beige; coal, lead and accessories.
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RED
AND STORE ORE '92ne
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
.w l
grOlt4TEESPOTI.C116
ibs-
2
Pitted
Dates 3 Tb- 29c
Tip Top Tomato Juice 3 large tins • • • • 23c
Red Rose Coffee 1 Ib 39c
1/2 tb 20c
P & G Soap 6 bars • .. • .. 25c
Wash Boards Zinc • • • • 39c
GIass , 59c
Yoeman Toilet Tissue 7 rolls • • . • • • • • • • • 23c
Rinso • 23c
Test Pure Strawberry & Raspberry
Jam 32 oz. jar 29c
White Paper Napkins • • • • • • 15c
Junket Ice Cream Mix 2 pkgs
Welch's Grape Juice
19c
29c
Brown Label 1/2 lb black or mixed • • .. 36c
Yellow Label, black or mixed 31c
LEWIS A. RUSSEL, BRUSSELS
OF ;'LIFE OF CHRIST',
COMING TO BRUSSELS
UNITED CHURCH
NEW "PASSION PLAY',
to be shown with music..
"T14k) PA,S$1ON PLAY," or
"LIFE OF CHRIST;' is veritably a
treasured heritage of the ages, to
all Christian people, whose Caith is
anchored. In the resurrection of
Jesus of Nazareth, The dramatic
versions, given periodically, in
Europe, at Oberammergau, end Frei-
burg, are visited by hundreds of
thousands of Christian people, trout
all sections' of the World, at enortll.-
ous expense,
Produced in Europa and Palestlnel
Tho public of BRUSSELS is to
be given the rare opportunity of
seeing the world-famous "Passion
Play" motion picture based upon,
and patterned atter, both Freiburg
and Oberammergau prodtuction5,
and actually produced in. Europe,
the Moly Land, and Egypt, with
special organ, orchestral and choral
music, on sound equipment, depict -
Mg many famous scenes in the Life,
Crucifixion, and Resurrection of
Jesus, at. the BIWSSELS UNITED
Church, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE
29t11 at' 9.15 p,m. Everybody is in-
vited, and admisison tickets are not
neeessary. A sliver offel•Ing will
e Oaken, to assist In paying ex-
1):010es'
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
Mr. .and Mrs. M, Scarlett, Tarot),
to are guests of Mr, and Mrs. D, R.
Cunningham. -
Ned Rutledge won Ole CoVage
Roll at \1 Douaid's lucky draw
last week,
Mrs., W. Rosa, who underw=at a
tonsil operation last Friday return-
ed home Saturday,
Mr. and firs, Leslie Beirnes visu-
ed in Detroit over the wesk-eel
With the latter's• sister,
.lir, Percy Tyenmau spent eho
week -end in Toronto,
Mr. and ills, T. W. Wells ci
Gladstone, flan., and Mrs. Percy
Riche;, of Morden, Man, have been
visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
D, R. (Cunningham.
Mr. -Monroe Blaine and 11111:'
daughter called on Mr, and Mr,;,
D. C. R0.:", taking Mrs, Ross beck
with.,aim to Toronto for a visit,
Mi, and Mrs. Thos, 1)0 fidson
have been Suess•of theh• dah;�hte1'.
.tit's. lien Jackson at Cayuga,
Earl Anent Washington, D,C.
has been vis tit,• his parents, Mrs.
and Mrs. P. Anent.
Mr, and Mrs, R. T. Armstrong.
Winnipeg. were vieiters at the home
of Mrs. Jas. Armstrong,
George Davidson, is holidaying at
his Home for two weeks, He has
been 110081011 o11 the freighter Sea -
cord.
Mn and Mrs. W. G McDowell and
daughter, St,. George. were vests
of the foriner's parents Mr, and
Mrs. G, McDowell.
Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Lamont, Kin.
cardiae were Slutdcy visaors with
A. A. Lamont and Miss Mary La-
mont,B
S. ell and hiss Wilma 1011 were
Sunday visitors wile Mrs, A. La -
avant,
Robert Brownbridge, Bellwilie
hos been holidaying with George
Dart dean.
:Mr, and Mrs. W, Little and Miss
Jessie Little visited to Clinton,
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A, Jame;.
Mrs. Jno, McIntosh, Toronto, ha,'
been visiting with her brother Jas.
Timell,
C.ZI WAX
&SON.
HAROLD W. LOVE
General Insurance Agent
Etheit Opt*
WI9)N19St)AY, J INP) 2211t1, 1.9
QUAIL?TY - SERVICE
P. & G. Naptha Soap
10 bars 31c
Phillips Baby soap 4 cakes
Muffetts • 2 pkgs
Chipso Large Pkg Each
Whyte's Pure Lard , 2 tb
Special Black Tea per lb
Our Own High Grade Cc'fce per tb
Libby'., Tomato Juice 10i/2 oz. 6 tins • • • •
Heavy Zinc Rings ••.. • per doz
Red Bird Matches • • 3 pkgs
Shamrock Pocket Matches .. •• • • per pkg
Choice Blue Rose Rice 2 lb
Extra Special Clark's Veg. Soup 3 tins
Grape Nut Flakes . • • • • . • • • • 2 pkgs
Oat Puffs per pkg 25c
Castile Soap 10 bars • • • • •
Hawe's Floor Gloss Special
1 pt. tin Wax and One Wax Mop 59c
14c
Shino Stove Po'ish is a Winner per tin
Castile Floor Wax • • • • • • per ern 25c
Clark's Ketchvn per bottle 15c
Weston's Celto Fresh Cakes . Far pkg .. 15e
S`andard White Corn 3 tins 25c
25
21c
21c
• 25c
45c
39c
• • • 25c
25c
25c
lc
19c
25c
19c
Brussels
Phone 64 IN Wa ECS
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Thursday
e I'd ay
Saturday
�4tt ��ir
Satlt� !.. :�!t7i fAr,;"i^pr.$ 4t,
RIDICULOUS
9 lb Lard
$1.00
or 9 lb Shortening $ t _.00
Just the Same
Its typical of bargains at
MCDONALD'S
When prices are advancing
When meats are too dear
TRY McDONALD'S
By a policy of low overhead
and an advantage in buying I
think I can give just a little
more for your money and—
QUALITY tS NOT
SACRIFICED
FOR PRICE
IAN MCDDN ALD
SPECIALS
Ladies White String Gloves 50c
Ladies White Celasuede
Slips $1.39
Ladies White Celasuede
Vests • - • • • • 59c
Ladies Crepe Hose 59c
Boys Wash Suits • • • • • • 1.00
Men's Cowhide Belts Fancy 39c
Men's Summer Caps white 25c
Up-to-date assortment of But-
tons and Buckles in stock
GROCn.' uEE
Gold Medal Orange Pekoe
Tea 33c lja Ib
Unsweeten^d Cherries for
Pies •••• 17c It,
Jello and Junket Ice
Cream Mix 10c
A. WOOD
Brussels — Phone 24
OrueIs General
PHONE 6
Now Showing Seasonable
MerchanEse for
Summer Wear
Ladies Voile and Sheer Dresses at popular
price° $1.75 and $4.95
Circle Bar Silk Hose latest shades in Standard and
Knee Lengths
Ladies Silk Underwear all t:izes for 25c a garment
,lust to hand a good assortment of Dress Buttons & Slides
Rayon Table Cloths assorteus sizes as low as 69c each
We have a good assorttnent of Curtains and
Curtain Materials
Men's Straw Hats — -. All Sizes and Styles
Men's Sporting Pants and Polo and Outing Shirts
Boy's Ph,y Suits and Blouses
Mems Suits at Mon•sy-Saving Prices
GOOD FRESH GROCI.t21I S ALWAYS ON HAND
€ to 'x ct'a'z' ri: wtg;atst :et ..mach cm.: MtS„iclsL..lc;yl; ctVatht,;~+.ltstZteteur
E. J Mc1 AVISHT
GENERAL STORE
Phone 22'8 ASIMINIMMINIMIKWOMINIMINNOMINO