The Brussels Post, 1945-6-20, Page 4FOR JUNE
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Gold and Silver 10c
All other Colors 5c
Pans Water Color
Port folios for
Holding Drawings
5c and 10c
Compasses, Rulers
Fountain Pens from
$1.19 each and up.
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Fly-Kil 30c and 50c
Ant Traps 35c
Ivy Chek 50c
Poison Ivy Lotion 50c
Black Leaf Forty 35c
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Spray 75c
Porch Paint for Outside Steps and Veranda Floors
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$1.00
Duration 50c
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Lavender 60c
Mi 31 Tooth Powder with
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tilos-Kreme 40c
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F. R. SMITH
IF1 FPHONE NO. 62
DRUGGIST and •
STATIONER
TELEPHONE 1lO. 62
Have your
EYES I
cutive Meeting held at Bluevale
�ProperlyCalrea I were ,them mead by the noted to
i tv�emtpr-rive dollars were donated to
the Jamz Fund. The next Executive
meeting is to be held at Fordwtoh
and Eie ;annual at Gerrie. The
meeting (then ,adjourned to partake
of a bounteous, lunch served by the
ladies of the Rutnam Institute. The
afternoon session was opened by the
singing of "The Maple Leaf' follow-
ed by the Hyman "Blest Be the Tie
East Huron W. 1.
District Annual
Continued from Page One
for
NOW
F. E. Honnuth
OFT, IST that Binds" ind the repeating of the
lbosE 118 tOe twenty-third Psalm.
Miss Minnie MOEwain: of FordwIch
ADVERTIOINO PM Ma
Ciemslfled Ads (Sash) .... w
Over telephone or charged Sae
In Memoriam .... ... las
Gard Si Thanks igs
Births, Marriages. Deaths _...... free
then welcomed the ladies and !hoped
they would enjoy the meeting. This
was replied to by Mrs. H. V. Me.
Kenney of Wroxeter.
Mrs. G. Gray, ;departmental repre-
DI MOVDS ITS THE
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Mott famous diamond in the
world ...owned and fought over
by Rajahs, Shahs, Emperors, and
Kings for the post five centuries.
Now In the Queen of England's
crown and hidden away from
Elio hazards of war tion with
the rest of the crown jewels.
[Move ... Americo's favorite fine
watch! Unlike the KOHINOOR
Diamond, Bulovo watches are
not hidden away from the hoz-
ards of war, but are on every
battlefront setting outstanding
records of dependable servicer
'tlf
A. MINUTE MAN ...17 jewets..=42%s
B. MISS AMERICA ..17 jewels ..$3750
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Wednesday, June 20th, 1946
roe
`AN 5t
ember when yoking
ko g toast
Can nt holding bread over ne hours of rubbing
c �, be
o and wash • , ora oil lampseveraYta wto b e
s of
p aboard?
e and remember tho5e days
o erioantasks that
cleaned
a t° l telectrically, et perew
o
took la done comparatively shorty ca
to nu to In a ha et7 seen el otrone OI the
ices
of time they ll beginning
n to on
ho sm owl most important
to-daY f living a
vitiviout increased use eaf.
Of its
.sup'
h steadily icompletely. eot-cost
through
HYoperatese t °ssused the less
bio
costs.
,ting' d the more rat a dropped
basis,
'" important a t0
"the nor a electrical way Hydro h power
as har-
more and more sogreat ro water
Welectricity
an
abund nt to rot d ofhlo elsewhere a^s of
aun ant 5u few places rause eitii and
Y"OT �hcois -operatea toover buiate it up
Ontaort lAyaro, a"d
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o" es hav
t cos - Hydro cast
Here is how u e; Ayef pei
with increased Aonuoi ki►owutt how
Year A domestic use 9
„�,aurs..
,age W
• glokilowo .r • 1.5
19t4. •960 'tr 1.19
4' ' 111 home
190..qo �oplan y wr11 post-war
"' hen you build
ore and
As you
that comforts. a is
remember
electrical a sure that your
wolf and
or re• model, dear with tom Paan Hydro,
be plenty wisely
wirednow adequately,
u every of this
�taverto take Full ad
of Yours. _dtO
sentative from Toronto then address-
ed the meeting outlining +th.e object-
ives ,of the Women's Institutes and
telling us of a visit to this country of
P;'iss Christmas of England to
convey rto Oanadian women the
thanks of Ba'itisli woman for the
sympathy and material add to
Britain during the last few years.
She also explained the cooperative
program in Home Monomials, Five
of the branches decided to take
Household accounting as rhe
district project, Mas. .7, R. White
them oonduoted the elenbion of
officers which resulted in the
following being elected: Han, Pres.,
Mrs, F. C. Demerling, Fordwich;
Pres„ Mrs, Everett Sperling, Gorrie;
First Vice Pres., Mrs. Chas Mothers,
Lia evale; Segonal Vice Pres., Mrs.
Jas„ Armstrong, Brussels; Sec'y-
Treas„ Mos. John ,Speir, Brussels;
Fed. Representative, Mrs. D. S. Me-
Naughtons Bluevale; Alternate, Mrs.
Iivenett :Sgarddng, Gowrie; Dist, Dele-
gate, Mrs. H, V, McKenney, Wro,z-
eter; alternate, Mms. Brenton, Ethel;
Diatnict Convenors: Agr, and Cm..
Industries, Mas, Tinos. Davidson,
Lrnsssels; Citizenship. Mrs, Harold
Dunt, Wroxeter; Horne Economics1
Mrs, .Alex Pearson, DMA; Social
Welfare, Mrs. M. +Sellers, Wroxeter;
Historical Research, Mrs. Carl
Johnston, Bluevale; Publicity, Mrs.
J. 'Speir. Brussels,; War Work, Mrs,
Melvin Taylor, 'Gorrie,
Miss Flora, Durnian, Junior Home-
making Club coach then Spoke of the
progress of ,the club work in Huron
County .since its beginning in. 1935
to itlbe present ti.ine. East yIuron
W.T,ss have sponsored 42 Junior
I-kslnemakin!g Clubs, Mrs, Chas.
Mailers. of Bluevale has led. 12 clubs
cold has been nesgonsible for 73
snrnpletions, There are 13 Garden
Chiba in Huron, 6 in East Jiuioa,..
The Cereal Shelf,and ,Sleeping Gar-
monis
ar.mends are .the project being 'srtudled
this year, A display of sleeping
garments .and ,articles in clothes
closets upto-dlate ware .shown and
they received many complimentary
remarks by the delegates.
Mrs, Mn1 en+iney and Mac. burst of
Waoxeter then favoured the air
dierice with .two pleasing duets,
Mrs, .The, ,5lpeir ga"re a repent of
the ,area ,eon+eentdron held ,in duelnh
ou Nov. 9 and leth, 1944.
Miss Mary T OInlbnsh of Ethel then
delighted the audience with two
'endings.
The roll call, collection and
National Anthem then brought the
meeting to a close after which a
iounteoas, lunch was served by the
ladies of Rittman Institute,
JAMESTOWN
S.S. No. 4, Grey .will hold their
annual picnic on Thursday, June
2Sth an the school grounds. Every -
one is cordially invited. Please
bring your picnic basket. A good
Program of games and races is being
arranged.
The War Workers unit held their
monthly tea on June 12th. The
president was in .charge and hostess.
ee for the day were Mrs. Balfour,
Mrs. McAllister, Mrs, McLennan and
Mas, Fraser, The following goods
were packed for shipment: 11 quilts,
5 pr. pillow cases, 11 pr. socks,
1 Pr. !:nee warmers. 1 scarf, 1 turtle
nein tuck in, 5 boys' shirts, 2 boys'
undenslrirbs,, 2 pr• bloomers, 1 pr.
mems pyjama.ss 1 boys' overcoat
(used).
A
.1v;,•. DEAD or
DISABLED
�t ¢if )rty removed m Clean Sanitary trues... Phone collect.
72 BRUSSF1 S
Min 40 one I+,tlns Li Med
1 have on hand a considerable quantity of Brand New,
high grade quality mechanic and machinists tools.
One Brand New Canadian heavy duty Blacksmith Forge
with windshield, smoke cover and pipe connection and a
heavy duty Champion Post Press Drill equipped with ball-
bearings, self automatic feed, adjustable large elevated
table and combination for both power and hand turning
operation. Two heavy duty Miller Falls adjustable ball-
bearing breast speed drills equipped with quick change two -
speed device and guide levels. 1 Heavy duty Yankee chain
drill with self automatic feed and 3 -jawed chuck and strong
adjustable chain. 1 heavy duty set of Butterfield taps and dies
combination cutting for both coarse and fine threads capacty
from a/4" to 3/4" and also sets for fine work, Starrett make
and general make of machine screw tap and die gauges, also
drill gauges giving diameter in standard and 32nds, 64ths
from 1.16" to 1/2", Starrett calipers and micrometer calipers
speed indicator gauges, outfits for taking out broken off stud
bolts without injuring thread and other types of tools tort
inwner'ous to mention. Also a considerable quantity of high
grade Quaker State Motor Oil.
Ross M. Cardiff
EY-
R.
A. RE.1
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Coming t
litruss
Former patients and new friends welcome! An excapcploxee
opportunity to have your eyes examined and proper glasses fluid
by an expeprt,'well-known all over this district! Complete eye-
sight service to all at moderate cost. Mr. Reid comes regularly
to his Brussels office and has fitted thousands of people with
glasses, giving peprfect satisfaction and eye comfort to all.
Wednesday Afternoon, June 27
1.30 to 5:00 p.m.
Office in Miss Hingston's Store
Please make appointments with
Miss Hingston, phone 51
"See REID and See Right"
ETHEL
Mas. Bert Lake, Hamilton spent a
few days last week with her sister,
Mrs. (Cameron Cochrane,
Mrs. Cecid Eokmier has returned
to her home after having spent the
past two years. in Listowel Hospital.
Ma'. and Mns. IP. ,Stephenson and
Jean were 'Slunday visitors with the
latten's parents in Atwood.
Mr. end M'rs. Clarence Miller are
spending a week's' vacation in Ham.
ikon and Guelph.
Mr. John Sanders of Brussels
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs, F. Gillllagthy and child-
ren, Bill, Mary Lou and Gordon of
Stratford were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Beat Godden.
Miss Elizabeth Fear of Wood-
satck spent the week end with her
parents,
Cpl. Clarke, Cardiff stationed at
Vancouver la home on furlough.
Guests from this, district, attend-
ing the Kreuter -Lester wedding in.
eluded Mr. W. Lorne, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Fear, Mr, and Mrs, Geo.
Kreuter, Mr. and Ma'e Clarke Cardiff
'and Ronald, Mr. Mid Mas. 3. W.
Stephenson, Ross and Norman, Mr.
and Mas. Dolan Kreuter.
Mrs. Ed. Jardine of Tweed is
visiting with Mas. 0471 this week,
Mr. ,and Masi. Harrold Love spent
the week end wdbh Mr, Russel Love
in Hamilton.
Miss Muriel Kreuter of Ottawa le
spending a two week's vacation at
the home .of her parents, John and
,Mrs Kreuter and :also attended the
Nrauter•Lester wedding at Hamilton,
NOTICE—
Will the party who took the scythe
from the ream of the telephone office
kindly return same at once.
By order .of Mgr.
AN EVENING OF
FAMILIAR MUSIC
Presented by the Howlck Glee Club
a Choir of 50 voices, under the
direction of Arnold L. Earl, A.W.C.M.
Sponsored by Duffrs United Church,
in The Walton United Church at
8:30 P.M.
FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd
An outstanding event that Music
Lovers Should Not Mies.
Women's and Misses' Spun Rayon and
Cotton Dresses' sizes 12 to 44, $4.95 up
Women's and Misses' Jerseys one and two
piece Dresses, in the newest summer
patterns, sizes 12 to 24%, $12.95 up
Misses' Shorts in white and navy pleated
made of fine drill $2.50 a pair.
Girls. Slacks, sizes 8 to 14, $1.39 a pr.
Children's Sun Suits 49c up
A large assol-tillent, of Boys Strip Jerseys
sprite with collars 59c up
Men's Bathing Trunks $1.98
Boys Bathing Trunks $1.00
Shoes and Running Shoes
for the whole family.
Don't forget to ask for Four sale slips—For
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A. War -Savings Stamps Free.
THE ARCADE STORE
Phone 61
Brussels, Ont.
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fitfully