The Brussels Post, 1943-3-3, Page 8March Sale of
Discontinued Lines
WALL PAPER
(,Bundle Lots]
Enough for Medium Sized Rooms with Matching Borders
Good Quality and Most of them Sunworthy
at $1.59, $1.89 and $1.98
A Grand Chance to get a room papered at a worth -while
saving. For 3est Choice Secure a Bundle Lot Right Now.
Spring Medicines
Tasteless Extract, Cod
Liver Compounds
$1.00 Bottles
Cod Liver Compound
Tablets 75c
Bile Beans 50c
Rexall
Blood Purifier
$1.00 Bottles
Puretest Sulphur
10c pkgs
Blaud's Laxative
Compound Tablets 35c
Looking for a Pattern?
SEE THE LARGE SIMPLICITY CATALOGUE
Patterns 15c, 20c and none over 25c each.
Coupons for Fruitatives
Bring Yours in, and get an allowance of 10c off on
a :purchase of the 50c size of this
fast selling Medicine.
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TELEPHONE NO. 62
DRUGGIST and
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Rosetlary-.Sothein; fancy 0;oils c.l
lady, Mildred McClennagan, Phyllis
Gib'olt; faueY dressed gent, Noreen
The Women's Institute will meet (1 Mrs. M. Johnston; fancy
on, Thursday afternoon, March 11th,
dressed girl, Shirley Sotllern, M.
'at 2:30 at the lame of Mrs Dr, Mann; most typically (tressed
thlukhoucl. The motto make Your farmer and wile, Harvey Bride
tlliulcing as valuable as your knit- and Donald Werner; oldest Pen=
dug, will be taken by Mrs, C. skaling, George Ashton; clown,
d
study
'bytrds. A chapter front the
' DonaldDonaldMcCallum; comic girl of
study book, e unknown Country;bay, Billy Johnston, Hath Patle.r•
will be read by Mrs. Glen Eckniler. son; largest family, -W, E. Patter
Holl Call "An Irish Joke." Irish Con- son; boys' race, Don Wilson, Glenn
test in charge of Mrs. Ed. Gal MI Doig; gouts' race, Don Schaefer'•
ladies are cordially invited to Herold Roberts; lady and gen...
attend, skaters, Betty Mathews and Ar,
Mr. Bilfie Bremner, son of 14ir. and nolo Stinson; musical chair;, 0.
Mrs. Jas. Brenner has joined the air. Srigley. The lucky door pri+.c was
force and left for Brandon Man,
won by Mies Ruth Gernhaehler.
last week, — ---
M'iss Jean Cochrane is spending
a week or so visiting her cousin Miss
Dorothy Lake in Hamilton.
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BELGRAVE
The United church Young People's
We. are sorry to report that Mr.
Union met in the basement of the
and Mrs. Ellwin Thompson and son church on Friday evening, There
Kenneth are the slist was a fairly good attendance but
Mr. and Mrs• Richmondk Sr., of owing to the stormy night, members
Hamilton spent the week end with from the country who were 11
their son here, Dr, C. R. Richmond charge of the program were unable
and family. to be present. A short worship
The sympathythe community is service was held with nrosident
ekkend 14rs, M. M. Parr and family George Johnston in the chair. Ross
on their recent sudden bereavement. Anderson read a psalm. Rev. H.
Miss Elizabeth Fear of Woodstock Dunlop. led in prayer. Minutes of the
was tonic over the week end, last meeting were read by the secre-
There was no service iu the Pres tory William McClenaghan. Pliny
byteriau church last Sunday, owing
old were made to entertain the Belgrave
to the snow -filled roads and cold
A, Y. P. A. at a social eel.* in
weather. March. A motion was passed to
The progressive euchre hell last have the yearly mein0aership fees
Thursday night at the tame of paid to the Presbyterial treasurer.
Mrs. Mary Gill wasdecided sue- The meeting closed with a hymn
ems, The next one is scheduled and benediction alter which the
for Mauch llth, at the same place. 1 P. V joined with the choir for
Pte. Stuart Henry of Terrace B,aS• i practice.
is home on furlough with his nae• Ie regular meeting of the A, Y.
ents Arthus and Mrs. Henry.
P. A which was to have been held
Mt. Morris -An. announcement of i at the home of Mrs. R, Owens on
interest will be made by Mr. and .
Friday evening was postponed until it
Mrs, George W. Hall, 'Walnut St., Friday, March 5, on account o4 the i CSs �"
when the engagement of their stormy weather.
au bier, All Winifred - to Allan
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HOCKEY SLANTS R
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NATIONAL
SERVICE
S1LEC'L'TV'
OF SINGLE MEN
AUECON'r Proclamation,
issued by His Excellency
the Governor General in Coun-
cil, provides that certain single
men must register immediately
for the. Military Call-up under
National Selective Service Mo-
bilization Regulations.
Single Men who must now
register are those who were
born in any year from 1902 to
1922 inclusive, and who did not
previously undergo medical
examination tinder the Military
'Call-up.
Men actually in the Armed
Services are exempt under this
order, but men discharged from
the Services, not previously
medically examined under the'
I Xi1itary Call-up, must now
register.
"Single Men," referred to, now required to register
include any' man—
born 00 any one of the years mentioned, mho has not
previously been medically examined for the military can -up,
and described as follows:— seho was on the 15th day
of tiny, 1940, unmarried or a widower without child
or children or has since the said day been divorced
or judicially separated or became a widower without:
child or ;children."
It is pobited out that any man unmarried at July 16th,
1940, even if married since that date., is still classed as a
"single man."
Registration is to be made on forms available with
Postmasters, National Selective Service Offices, or
Registrars of Mobilization Boards.
Penalties are provided for failure to register
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
Bsmoeazrr M,:Cnmra, A. MACNAMAR .,
HHtister of Labour Director, National Seieetiue Service
a g
M. Franklin Kitchener,
revealed during the open house
celebration of the bride -elect's
grandparents Mr. and Mrs, J. A.
"�r" "��� tempted God." referring to tis
The two importrdnt features 'of the
Out. will be meeting were 0 miscellaneous quiz
Cole.
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Manyy 'Persons Attend
(By Harris deli) Blake, Blake; Fordwich Ice Carntv'al
GREY -goal, S. 3terenaon; de-;
tense, G. Geo. e; centre, The annual ice carnival under the
Wednesday,nesday, Feb. 17 was hack". Nichol; wings, G. Basher, J, Blake;
u ass
-auspices of the Canadian Red Cram
'Society held in the Fordwich arena,
was a decided success.
The program opened with a
hockey match between town and
country teams and resulted in a.
3 all, tie. :Ken Ashton of . Brussels,
acted as referee, , Thin was, follow'
ed by a broom -ball game between
married and single ladies, , the
final score being 1-1. . J. Higgins
was referee.
The ice was then. cleared for the
maskers, and with Mrs. H. L. Doig,
Mrs. E• R. Pinkney and Rev. ;. .W.;
,Johnston as judges, the, follcwingi
were chosen as .. prize-wfonets;1
Character costume, 'Arnold Stinson;:
,night again with the ice in splendid
ohape. The two teams playing were
Grey and High School. The scor-
ing opened for Grey with G. Baeker
getting the counter, But High
,Se1ioal came right back with Bell
netting one from the blue line de-
flecting off defenceman Blake's
stick into the net. Again Grey
came down this time Nichol scored,
but failed to hold the lead and
Scott counted one for High School.
In the . second period, Grey scored
again. Beaker getting the goal.
Then .High School, Made a scoring
splurge led Uy.' Scott ' who - ni?tted,
three quick goats followed by" Bell
and M. Baeker' cue each., Then,
Relies' piaiing ;for the"' Schoo1. dub'
stitutlug, f0i I}i Laycock, scored' 0
tact:.oue Then Nicliol exilic' 1111
ata scored for='Grey `IP. the second
period High School opened the i
scoring,-Seatt^::getting another and.
came bock,.again for.ecnothe:. Then
M, Baeker scored, ., for Sahovl ; 001
lowed by IJ0l1 again. 'Then 'Rollos
'counted a hot one followed.bg Grey
xt in a great outburst- to score with
• Nichol getting the' goal followed t9'
ms' L. Blake. -Then Seeker .got anothe r
for Grey only to be followed by
ME goal BFI " , Scott for the . School. The last Thoughts of - him are always der•
was scored by G. _ Baelce" fur 1
• rsnni . Days of sadness. will come n'er,)ts,
subs., H. McDonald, L. Blake 0.
Gillis.
Referee -O. Riley.
Watch for more news next 11;41k.,
when the playoffs will get under
way, Come and support your
favorite team. • •
STANDIiNO
Morris ....,
Town
B.C.S.
Grey
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IN MEMORIAM
SPUR -In. •loving •01eory of, uiY,i
dear Mother and Ft1ntther abues'1
and John Spelt wlio 'passe 1 away;
.June 7th, 1907 and Mares 14; 1933 i
Deep._in.ntY. heart lies a potare V 1
Cf..loled ones laid to rest
:Itt mem•bry'1 .tr am0 ;i' 8l1d1L"1t307) Ai •
Because they were two di t'll'o'VesT,
Lovinglyeinennboi:•,ed }2yi °,.
Daughter
IN MEMOR4A1 k
In memory of,George" Harinan
.passed away Feb, 26, 1941,
He 1s gone but not forgotten, t 1
Arid', as' dawns' anet for •year Rf
if''onr lonely hours of thinkin fF ,
it
M1P-. Gray to end the game.
:m score. B.C.S., 14 Grey, 7. • Three
"tars, Scott, M. 'Baeker and =•G.
Yee' Baeker, aTIA
LINE-UPS
B,C.S.—goal, H.. Gillis; lefenec,
Lawiess, Roiles;' centre, Scott;
wings. Bell,. M, Baeker; subs . D, fancily,
..,:,
Friends May thins LOS wo iu ' •is
healed,
But they little kno#.t`Sorrov'
That lies ,within the heart )spPn-
Cealed,, .. 1111
Lovingly renreinbered by wife 0,ncl
in.est
Quality
L,owesi'.!
rices ..;;
THE FINEST EYESIGHT,.
SERVICE YOU EVER HAL
No hit and miss methods here. Your eyes are tlesow'oa:Oly
exaniirned by Mr. Reid and you are told the truth about them,
Twenty-five year's experience in optometry
alone is your guarantee of satisfaction.
R. A. REID, R. Oe
EYESIGHT' SPECIALIST
Brussels Office in Miss Hingston's Store.
Mum 51'
EVERY' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
FROM 2:00 to 4:30 P.M.
BLUEVALE
conducted by Mrs. George Hether-
ington and George Hetherington
' The monthly business meeting of led in e. discussion comparing gov-
the Bluevale Red Cross Society was' ernments with that of Soviet Rus -
held at the home of Miss Duff with � six
15 ladies preseut. Mrs. W. J. John- At tote morning service in the
presided, Mrs. Arthur Shaw r'
stow prces United church. Rev. C. Tevene
and Mrs. Mary Robertson who had preaohed from the text, "Re'rnenl-
delivered a fine number of knitted ber Abraham, Isaac and Israel. thy
servants and the Lord repeated of
the evil which He thought to do
unto His people."
At Knox Presbyterian church
,articles and sewing to Wingham
i'tlte saane day reported the articles
satisfactory and work or the same
;nature will be continued. quilting
;was done during the .afterneon A Rev. F. P. Fowler based his, sermon
public meeting was held in the , on the text "They turned back and
school room of the United chudch
Western Ontario's
Moat' Modern
EYE SERVICE
'F. F. HOMUTH, PHM.B., R.O.
Eyesight Specialist •
Phone 118 Harriston
(Brussels Phone 26)( 2nd
for the purpose of organizing for
the Red Cross campaign.:. W J.
Johnston was appointed -„ chatrartan.
The same inen who collectad in
1942 were .re-elected with a few
changes .or. additions;2nd con-
cession of Morris, It: J. . McMur-
•raY;' let :of Morris,. Charles John-
ston; boundary .west George 'Neth-
ertngton; Blueve19 and surrounding
district is a., unit, with Wingiter-.
The' chairman, Frank .Howson _' and
the"secretary, W. W. At nstrmig
' Win,gham were the guest 'speakers.
and outlined, the activities of the
society....,,
The president, Fie/icing, Johnston,
presided et the :weekly sleeting of •
the Young People's Union to the
Thursday each'month) -United church on Friday evening,;
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nine ma'am arrarascarmommor,
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BRUSSELS CREAMERY
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The liOnie of the Better Used Cars
1941 Dodge De Luxe Sedan .
1940 Ford 'Deluxe Coach
1938 'Ford Coach
1931 Chev. Coach "'
Massey -Harris 5 -foot Mower
Massey -Harris Manure Spreader
If in need'of a car BUY NOW.
G. E. NURSE
At The Cities Service Gas Station
BRUSSELS , " e ONTARIO
children of Israel in the wilderness.
The subject was "Limiting the
Power of God."
Personals: R. E. McKinney and
Harvey Messer, Toronto, with rela-
tives here; Miss . Florence Farrier
with friends at Seaforth; Messy
McKinney a Qormer EtnevaSe
reeldent, is ill at his home iu Tor-
onto; Charles Messer has returned
to Toronto alter a short visit with
his father, John Messer; Mrs. Will
Mundell ,and son John with her
parentis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Car:
ter, at Winghasn; Mrs, John Fowler
has returned to her home at Platte-'
burg, N.y. .
Just Arrived - Misses Spring Blouses in
white, sheer striped and `.:plain shades,;
long sleeves, all '.sizes $2.98;..
Misses Alpaca Skirts,'A11 Shades,
20
. ectal 2:98
Sizes
Misses English.: Gabardine : ,Spring ; :
Coat$25.00
Wo'oer's and '`Misses Ne* -Spring
Dresses Are plain shades and flower-
ed patterns, sizes .12 ::to ,24'
Just Arrived,-Seiltsistker in the
Ithw Spra . .Pat ,l�, s "+ ayd.
Chiffon Lisle Hose, II
Sizes .$1.25 a pair.
Don't forget to ask for your sale -slips -For
$10.00 worth of these we give you.
A War Saviings Stamp Free.
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