The Brussels Post, 1954-3-10, Page 4ecia rice
4" x 6'' Enlargements 49c in the New
Fleet Easel from Your Own Favorite
Negative — Beautifully hand -colored
in oils 35c extra.
DeLux Facelle Cleansing Tissues
2 Boxes 45c
Hudnut's Special Home Permanent Refill
Plus Free — 2 Oz. bot. Egg Creme
- Shampoo — Both fon $1.75
Now All Purpose Rit Dye
For All Fabrics 25c
Polymulsion (Multiple Vitamins)
A Palatable Farm of taking Vitamins
Children like it — Just now there is given
Free a $1.95 size when the large
$2.95 size is purchased.
Air -Wick — Dawn in price was 89c
Now 69c
SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store
Phone 62 Brussels
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
SHEh.LUSRICA.rioh, SHELL HO•j'SEHOLD
MhLLL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TiRES
AND
Pers, and AoeseLor ea.
Austin Sales and Service
Jrursntee4 repairs to ata crake, sf rare ani trusts.
PHONE 77re BRUSSELS, Olfl.
BRUSSELS MOTORS
HURDN COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALER
2-1933 Chev. Belair, 4 door fully equlppeL
53 Pontiac Sedan
53 Chev. Sedan
53 Dodge Sedan—fully equipped
2 — 52 Chev. Sedans
52 Chev. Coach
52 Pontiac Sedan
51 Chev. Power Glide Sedan
51 Chem. Power Glide Coach
61 Chev. Deluxe Sedan
2-49 Chev. Sedans
49 Dodge Sedan
49 Meteor Coach
48 Chev. Fleetaino Coach
48 Chev. Sedan
47 Dodge Coach
46 Pontiac 5 Passenger Coupe
46 Pontiac Sedan
41 Plymouth Sedan
Fully Equipped
TRUCKS —
49 GMC 1 Ton Stake
46 Chev. 2 Ton Stake
41 Cbev. One -Half Ton Pick -UD
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
4 Hour Towing Service Phone 73x Brussels, Out.
'Ask Any CASE Owner
f He will tell you he operates for less.
Qi_ We Have The Machines Let Us
i .
DEMONSTRATE
And Remember
We Service What We Sell
Your
CASE DEALER
ED. RICHARDS
Ethel — Phone 86r5
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WINTER WEAR
Old Man Winter Sticks Around Take
Advantage of Our Tremendous Sales —
New Purchases at Sacrifice Prices along
with our remaining Winter Merchandise
All to go at Sacrifice Prices.'•
Men's, Women's and Children's
One Example — Deacon Bros.
Kladfast Snowsuits — Our Reg.
price $18.95 — Catalogued at $19.95
To go at $12.95
WOOD'S
The First again to bring you the Newest
Guaranteed Nylons
by Holeproof.
Guaranteed for 7 days
From any cause.
You Love Our Beautiful Holeproof
Nylons, and Now you have
them Guaranteed.
KEEP
YOUR
RED
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CRANBROOK
Rev. W. Fulton. 13,ntstets, con-
ducted the service in Knox Presby,
terian Church on Sunday morning.
Mrs, Lynn Evans, was hostess Poi
the March meeting of bhe W. M. S.
of Knox Presbyterian Church. Mist
Alice J, Forrest presided over the
meeting, opening with the call to
worship. 'They scripture lesson was
given by Mrs.,. Lynn Evans, followed
by prayer by Mrs. Harold Jacklin.
I The roll call a "law from the Bible'
was answered by six members.
Missionaries on furlough in 1954
were named and members were
asked to find something on Miss
Hildur Hermaavan or her work for
the next meeting, which will be
held at the home of Miss Alice J.
Forrest. The topic on "Displaced
Persons" was given by Mrs. Mac
Engel and a most interesting dis-
cession wase held. one of the mem.
WS 901as
60W CHOW SUPPLEMENT
ills with you am
grain , .. helps keep
WIN in =edition
°for big milk mdse.
Goal Ask as about
M today)
Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22 MAULS
bei, Stelling of time spent in a con-
centration camp in Siberia. Mrs. '
Claws OmiStead presided at 'thr:e piano
for the singing of Hymn 398 and
606, Miss F 0relst closed the meeting
with the Benediction. Lunch was
served by the hostes's and committee.
The World Day of Prayer Service
was not hell'd on Friday owing to
roadand weather conditions.
Rev. Wm. and Mrs. Hyndman and
sons were unable to move to Wind
sor last week as planned. but mov-
ed
ooed oaf Tuesday of this week.
The Ladies' Aid of Knox Pree-
byterian Church are holding a pot ,
luck supper in the church base•
went on Wednesday evening, March
lith, at seven o'clock. A social
tirwe with Trish games, etc.. wilt
follow.
Mr. Alvin, Pride, Waterloo, spent the
week -end with his mother Mrs, Jahn
Pride.
The Cranbrook Thrifty Nifties held
their eight and final meeting on
Monday evening, Feb. 22ad. at the
home of Anne Startler. The meet-
ing opened with Maxine Smalldon
rending an article on .`Nail Nibbl-
ers." The minutes of the last meed
Ing were read and approved, Eleven
members answered the roll call by
displaying their finilshed snip. It
was reported t>lrat the club girls
made seventy-eight dollars out of
their dance. Mrs Steffler was pa'e-
sented with a lovely hair of pillow-
cases, for the use of her home for
the meetings. A few plans were
tirade for Achteve5nen D'ay. It 'uses
decided to have a demonstration
end exhibit. The meeting blosed
with; "Ged Save the Queen:" rte.
licions eoo1deN were then served by
Maxine Meter.
For as long as there is human
suffering then there is need'of
the Red Cross. Y tis Please
ow the
need, and how great I
help generously—the work of
mercy never ends.
v
$5,422,850
is needed this year
Local Campaign Headquarters
and Telephone Number
1lrednt;;d4, i1'11t41011 10th, 1904
tock Taking'
Sped:, 9s
Drastic Reductions on all
Winter. Dresses
Come In And Be
Convinced.
THE ARS STORES
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
Au ediatorial in a recent Issue of the
11.nitdd Ohurch Gberver, although boo
long to quote in Lull, is . well worth
giving in part. Twen4Y years ago
crime in Ontario was at a very low
figure. According to Government sta-
tistics for 1933 the ratio of pogulataon
per 100 committed for trial was 6.41
and sentenced to prison 4.14. In 1934
there was an improvement, 5,91, corn.
matted, 3.82 convicted. In this year
the Government announced a plan to
open sale of beer. Note the crime re-
cord from nos on. In 1936 the ratio
was 6.52 and 4.44. By 1969 the figures`'
were 9.31 and 7.45. The Second
World War years saw a slight levell-
ing off to 6.89 and 5.01 in 1945. But
after the was. again 4he crime figures
mounted. In 1946 they were 7.17 and
5;27. By 1951, double figures were
reached -10..19 and 3.30. "Thus ac-
cording to the Golvirnments own fig
tires, crime which was steadily on
the downgrade previou., _ to beer
rooms hag been on the upgrade ever
since and Ls now at they highest fig-
ure ever recorded in Ontario." Advt.
Flows. Discs, 5a*'er s%ers.
Mowers, Hay Loarrs,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
Ht¢memer MUL.
We also eve repairs far
Oliver Cockshatt Traders.
Separators sort Musa
Dba. ninny llama
line and PertlEser Swava.
boil. tractors aail aLesioea,
viansamat baler ter
Mar 1n-NMnMr
IsIORRTIrf & WRIGHT
SLIM, ONT.
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D0 YOU KNOW?
Hydra's cxpanafon
program will mean
nn increase In
dependable peak
capacity from 1943
to 1950 cr 144°;.
What time do Hydro's customers rise in
the morning? What time does the average
housewife do her cooking? These, and
many other facts about your use of electricity
are known to the power supervisors at
Hydro's main office ... 24 hours a day,
7 days a week, Ontario Hydro power
supervisors regulate the supply of poWer
so that your demands are met, at any
time of the day or night, the instant
you "flip the switch."
The Power Supervisors are among
the over 400 trades and skills of
Hydro's team of 19,639 employees
.. working for YOU.
Information concerning Ontario Hydro can be obtained by writing your
Hydro Chairman, 620 University Avenue, Toronto.
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Faced
Blyth, Ont. Brussels, OM,
KEY CUTTING
As an additional service to our cust-
omers, we have now installed a key cutt-
ing machine; 'and can give you extra
duplicate keys for your house, car, truck
or padlock.
OLDFIELD HARDWARE TEL. 68
A Rush Job Is Never A Good Job.
Now is the Time to have Your Repairs Done.
We have Good -Year Belts Endless and others. No matter'whloh
Width or Length.
Tarpaulins — All Sizes — Made of heavy weight, water -proof
Treated Duck.
Special sizes made to your requirements at 181/20 per square ft.
Also Repair Belts and Tarpaulins, Shoes and harness.
Shoe and Harness Repair
C. J. Pegelow, prop.
BRUSSELS. ONT.
PHONE 83
Agent for Listowel Dry Cleaners.
ELS
HES
JOHNSON ELECTRIC & PAINTS,
Brussels, Ontario
PthiSar *aft
iO€ 6 TO PROTECT
!NATI THE SLEEPIEST ANIMAL?
any common animals hibernate during the winter. lint
todiar Woodchuck has a cousin cafled the HOARY RAR!dO .
'iiklt certainly folds a marathon steeping record. In tit
'Northern port of Ifsrang*,(fob creature sleeps nine`'
months out of the twetvet
This series of advertisements Is destghed to acquaint you
with some of the unusual features et our natural scene;
and to promote your Interest in the conservation of
OUT wildlife.
VOURS TO ENJOY
CARLING'S
THE CARLING BREWERIES LiMITED
WArestOe, ONTARIO
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