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For i e New records
1951
Blank Books, J'ay Books, Journals,
Ledgers, Minute Books, Record Books,
Counter Check Books, Receipt Forms,
Statement Pads, Blotting Paper,
Invoice Files, Ink, Rulers, Carter's Ink
Eraser, Mucilage, Checking Pencils,
Pocket Memorandum Books.
We have a good stock of these items.
New Low Pdicces e�
Facelle Tissues
Vick's Cold
Remedies
Vatranol
Nose Drops
Vapo Rub
Inhalers
Cough Drops .•
They Relieve
Cola Miseries
50c
50c
39c
15c
2 Ply Tissues
Green Box ...•
3 Ply Cushioned
Pink Box
Men's Facelle
30c
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January 4lrcdnesdaY, Jan4th, 1'A60
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Phone 24
— Brussels, Ont.
Advance Mock 'fakk
SPEC
2 only Ladies Winter Coats
A few Girls Coats and Suits
Men's Overcoats
2 only Men's Tweed Suits at
Give-away Prices.
("P., ANBROOK 1 Bi i TVALE Burden, Arthur and Doreen in
tanto Dar.
London; Mr. and Mrs. S Y
The regular morning service was A well attended meeting of the can• ling and family, accompanied by
held on Sunday, Tan. 1, with the i �.t,c,gaUou of Belmoro and Kam Fres.
their
Christmas guests, with vela.
minister, Rev. A, J, Simpson, oc bytcritin Churches was bald in the tiros at Ilarriston; Mr. and Mrs.
eupying the pulpit. The choir con ^ ;
1 I nday School room of Knox George Valiance and Donald Dar -
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trihnted the anthem "Let The Song I Church here on Tuesday night' of ling, Toronto, with Mr,°and Mrs.
(lo Round The 'Garth" by 'Herbert, i last week. Rev, .Alexander Nimmo Stanley Darling; Mr,, and Mrs,
Mrs, Lynn lmet et with an un- `of Wiugham, interim moderator for Colin Fingtand, Winghan, M
fortunate accident over a week ago ith
thr• charge, presided and opened the , Miss Duff and Mrs. Aithken; George
while returniee: from Winsrham, She meeting by reading a Psalm and ot- Greenaway, with Mr, and Mrs,
ta'hreci n fractured right wrist Tering prayer. . ;Several items of Robert Aitcheson, Ripley; Mr. and
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Which hos proved very painful:
Mrs, Clara Omstead is in St.
Thomflf4 at the home of her sister,
Mrs, Sas, McCallum.
Dungan Mrtraggart is confined
to his home.
Mr. Wolter Brown, nephew
business were discussed, and a call Mrs. Murray Wilson and son r g
was extended to Rev. 0. H. Mae- ory, ;Listowel, with Mr. and Mrs.
Duuaid, D. D., of Lucknow. RoyPeMann,sonal
Personals Bernard Lillow; Lon- rs: The New Year's family
don. with his mother, Mrs, Neillie party at the home a Black Brothers
i.illoty; Scott McTaggart, Goderich, and Mrs. Lillow, consisted of Mr.
h of Mrs C
Win Cameron. passed away on with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Tacit Lillow, Stratford, Mr.
Roy Turney. Y and Mrs. Bernard Lillow, London,
Der. 31, in Sunnybrook Hospital, I Mp, and Mrs. Arnold 6,illow and
ToranlO. Funeral services were held
The Y. P. TJ. hold a social in the Mary Catheilne, Dluevale; Rev. J.
from the D. A. Rann funeral home Sunday School room on Friday night, A Burdon, Mrs. Burden, Arthur,
in Brussels on'Tuesday when a good Program of games was and ,den, with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Lloyd Baricwell Galt. Mary enioyed. Lunch was served, and the Iiedley Burden in Wingham on.
I114aeDmtald Toronto. and Mies Kate president, Miss Wilda Breckenridge, New Year's Day; Mr, and Mrs. Roger
McNabb, Temiskaml ' were holiday supplied Christmas candy. Oke, Wingham, with Miss Duff
'visitors at the home of Mr. John and
Charles A. Falconer, 'Seaforth, a Mrs• Aitken
McNabb.
• ltir. John Schnook visited in Delhi, student, conducted the service at
ICuox Presbyterian Church here,
We have a splendid variety of Yard Goods
for your sewing needs.,
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" ti a 1���McCanraill on.
was a borother St ;
in -la of W
i TiYoung Women's Auxiliary of
last week.
Mr. Win. Smalldon, Fred Smalldon, basing his message on the text, ,
Mac and Mrs. Hugel and Mrs. Sim "For God so loved the world." Rev.
Keys attended the funeral of Ales J. A. Buren occupied the United
McCarroll near tiscicnow on Monday, Cand
Church pulpit
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ing • en• i
of the Lord's
Personals:
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Store
BRUSSELS. ONa•
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Friends in Brussels and
surrounding district
We wish a very Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
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We leave the old year behind and start
into this new year 1950, we realize more
and more what a pleasure it has been to
serve you.
We extend to you our best wishes for a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
M. C. Oi.dfield
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POULTRY EGGS — FEEL
A
ett's E roc
Brussels
is Shoe Re ►air
Ladies' Shoe Covers for Suede Shoes 35c per pair.
Viscol and Water Repel water Proofing oils
(shoes may be polished after their use)
Neatsfoot oil,dubbin, harness oil, etc., always on hand.
Be safe on these icy streets by having a pair of ice
creepers put on your goloshes. They are inconspicuous, con-
venient and will not slip.
12" Leather Topped Rubbers $5.75 pair
Agent for
ARMITAGE DRY CLEANERS AND DYERS.
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Knox Presbyterian Church, Gran -
brook, held their December meeting
at the home of Mrs. Glen Hnether
Mrs. Murray T-Inether was in charge.
The meeting opened with call to
worship. Hymann 165 was then sung
followed with prayer. The Scrip•
tore lesson was token from Luke and
read in unison. The topic — A
Canadian Christmas was given by
Mrs. Glen Huether. Minutes were
read by the secretary Mina Baker.
Hymn 112 was sung. Meeting closed
with the Lord's Prayer. A dainty
lunch was served by the hostess.
Each Lociker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 80
— Brussels, Ont.
The next meeting of the Huron County.
Council will be held in the Council Chamb-
ers, Court House, Goderich, commencing
Tuesday, January 17th, at 2.00 p. m.
All accounts, notices of deputations and
other business requiring the attention of
Council should be in the hands of the
County Clerk not later than Saturday,
January 14th, 1950.
N. W. Miller, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario.
Can we afford
Notice
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Fixtures and Appliances
Pressure.Systems
Thuell Bros.
Telephone 64-r-12 Brussels
?ikur,7
The chances are you CAN. Thousands
of Canadians who thought they
couldn't afford Sterling Silver are find•
Mg that the best in silverware is well
within reach of even moderate incomes.
Come in and let us show you how
economicalit is today.
Patterns shown, left to right, Pine
Tree, Enchantress, Prelude, Northern
Lights.
emaivortai d all$
W. G. Leach
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^there passed away on Dec. 24th,
in Kincardine Mrs, Alex McCosh. She
had been in failing health for the past
few year's and took a sudden heart at -I
tack from which she did not rally.'
IThe deceased was a daughter of the i
late Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Strachan,
land was bprn on the 3rd con. Grey,
and was in her Seth year. Funeral
;service was conducted on Tuesday
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afternoon, Dee, 27th, from the Link
Illnter's funeral home. Rev. Harold
Lawson took charge of the service.
MceCiohs, urKviivnceadrdbiny eo, neansdontwDor. gRranAd-
children, and one brother; Crawford
Strachan. Interment took place In
Kincardine cemetery.
MRS. ALEX McCOSH
Supper.
Rev.
and.
Mrs.
J.
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F. W . F!omuth
Registered
Optometrist
-/estern Ontario's Most
-rlodern Eye Service”
Y1e 118. I-larriston
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A TRICK IN MATHEMATIC
Multiply your age by 2 and add 5
to the result.
Multiply by 50.
Add the change in your pocket, if
less than a dollar.
Substract the number of days in
this year, 366.
Add 115 for good measure.
The two left-hand figures will
show your age.
The two rightdiand figures the
change in your pocket. -
Motor Vehicle Plates To
Go On Sale Jan. 3rd
Toronto — Ontario motor vehicle
plates and drivers' permits for 1950
will go on sale San. 3 throughout the
province. Color of the plates will
be the reverse of this year's — white
numerals and letters on a black base.
At Home
For She
NUKING HER®
Mix your grain with
a Purina Com Chow
Supplement to
mgke a real 16%
milk -malting ration.
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PUMA COW CHOW
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FOR
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To help build dry
COWS up for reduced
calving traublea
and extra milk
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ahead, Iced Puiina
Bulky -Las and' osta
--half and halft
BMUS and OATS
3,p11-;1
The Brussels Creamery
By M. JANE SCOTT
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to
will maz you
Store Closed'
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Jan. 9-10-11 to prepare for the Amazing Sale
Imo en on Thur.
Jan, 12 h, for the.
10 SALE.