The Brussels Post, 1939-1-11, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
i'S OONIPrSDAY, TAN. 11t11, 1939
To Keep The
Records of 1939
Ledgers, Journals, Daybooks, Secretary's Books,
Indexes, Cash Books, Invoice Files, Statement Pads,
Receipt Pads, Writing Pads, Envelopes, Ink, Pens,
Pencils, Erasers, Checking Pencils, Diaries
and inany other items.
All of which can be supplied at our store
SPECIAL DENTAL
OFFER
Handy Decorated Fruit
Juice Tumbler
Given Free with each
tube of
BRITEN
Flotation Process
Tooth Paste
BOTH FOR 29c
PURETEST
VITAMIN PRODUCTS
Cod Liver Oil
Concentrate Tabs. 65c
Yeast and Iron Tabs. 79c
Halibut Liver
Oil Capsules 95c
Cod Liver 011
Plain or Mint 50c and $1,00
Vitamin A2D&G
Capsules $1.00
When something in School Supplies is on the want
list, it can be bought to advantage here, from our
vera Complete Line of School Accessories
and School Books
F. R. SMITH.
,Stori
DRUGGIST and
STATIONER
2 3'ELEPHONE NO. $2 i. -t TELEPHONE NO. 62
"What became of that portable Esaimi: What would you say,
garage of yours?" darling, if I told you I pushed my
deg team for a thousand miles
through ice and snow, just to tell
you I Love you?
Eskimoette: I'd say that was a
lot of mush.
"I tied the dog to it the other lay
and a cat came by."
Read the Ads;
SUPERIOR STORE
QUALITY
SERVICE
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY
St. Williams Strawberry Jam 32 oz.
Hillcrest Shortening •
Aylmer Tomatoes, large 21/2's • • • • • • ,
Red Rose Keta Salmon l's
Macaroni, ready -cut . •••••••- • • •••• • • • • • .
Aylmer Catsup 12 oz.
Table Linen, white or unbleached • • •-•• • • -
Unbleached Cotton ..
Pillow Cotton
Bleached Cotton , , ,
White Linen Towelling • • , • •••.,•
& SATURDAY
• •••• • • per jar 23c
2 Yb for 23c
2 tins for 15c
2 tins for 21c
.. 4 It for 19c
• • - per bottle 13c
• • • • • pr yd 59c
2 yards for 25c
-.. ••••••• per yd 25c
• • •••• per yd 15c
Sheeting, unbleached or white, heavy •.... P.... , per Y dd45cc
WM. ZIEGLER
Phone 22-11
Ethel, Ont.
1011111.m.IMP .411=1119•11=
ENJOY CLE i
COMFORTABLE VIS13, N
during the dull winter days and long evenings by Having Us ��•
Fit You with proper Glasses NOW.
Our 25 Point Anylitical Examination is the only method
which shows the enact condition of the eye and what is
required to correct it.
I EXPECT TO BE AT MY BRUSSELS OFFICE
ALL DAY THURSDAY, JANUARY 12h
To Examine Eyes and Fit Glasses
F. F. Hornuth Phm. B., R. 0.
Harriston
Phone 118
Brussels,
Phone 26X
DON'T GAMBLE
WITH YOUR EYES !
If you have noticed after reading or close work that your
Eyes become tired easily or you feel nervous and have a
slight headache, you cal' be sure your Eyes need attention.
come to Reid for a thorough, scientific Eye Examination
and proper •glasses at moderate prices.
You have a modern, complete eyesight service within asy
reach. Mr. Reid comes to Brussels every Wednesday
(except the odd time when roads are impassible) and
maintains an office in Miss Hingston's store. Phone 51 for
an appointment NOW.
R. A. REID
AT BRURSFT q OFFICE, —MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00
'Phone 51 for Appointment
WALTON
The members of congregation of
St. George's Church, Walton l.eld a
social evening in home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bent Anderson on Friday even-
ing last, when they read an address
of appreciation and presented the
Rev, and Mrs. J, Graham with three
beautifiul "Mossfield" blankets.
Beautiful presents were also
made to Pait and Monica. , Mr.
Grahaon has been rector of St,
George's •Chruch, Walton for the
past four years and the congrega-
tion are very sorry to lose both Mr,
and Mrs, Graham. Mr, Bert An-
derson was the very capable master
of ceremonies for the evening.
The address is as follows:
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Graham: --
We your friends and members of
St. George's Church have assembled
here to -night to spend an evening
with you prior to your impending
removal from our midst. During the
four years of your soJourn in our
parish you have endeared your.
selves to us and we regret b say
that the time has come to say
"Good Bye" as a minister to his
RED
MRDB!!PORE Pro
2ct
SPECIALS
on.on. FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Wen
i1h •
ilrllal,i,t
tr'£'ars r
2 Ibs. 25c
Huron Toilet Tissue 7 rolls • • • 23c
Hawes Liquid Wax with bottle of
furniture polish free • • • • • • •••••• • • • 59c
London Special Soap •••• • • • • 5 bars • • . • • , 23c
Kellogg's All Wheat with 1 pkg
Corn Flakes • • ••
Sultana Raisins • • • •.•..•., • • • .. 2 lb
23c
23c
Handy Ammonia 5c
•
H. Hornes Jelly Powder in tumblers 3 for 25c
York Tomatoes • , • • • • •••• • • • • • • 3 tins •••• • •29c
York no. 4 Peas , . 3 tins 25c
York White Corn • • 3 tins 25c
O'Cedar Furniture Polish • • • • . • • • • •••• • • 23c
Libby's Pork & Beans 28 oz• ••• 2 tins • • • 23c
LEWIS A. RUSSELL, BRUSSEL
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people, We are glad however that
your new field of labour is, so near
at hands and we assure you, that
you will be welcome guests when-
ever the poportunity avails itself
for you to visit in our homes.
In appreciation of your kindly
and unstinted efforts to promote
the welfare of our congregation, we
take great pleasure in presenting
to you these gifts and do ask you
to accept them as a mark of respect
in which you are held and the grati-
tude felt Sor your faithful work
among us. Our prayers are that
you may be saved long years and
that your work in the Master's Vine-
yard continue in its faithfulness,
Peace and goodnpill. With the
blessings of God we wish you and
yours many gladsome and prosper.
ous New Years in your new home.
Signed on behalf of the
Members of St. George's
Church, Walton.
Prominent Churchill Man
Stricken in Detroit Hospital
William Hodgins, 69, one of the
most prominent farmers of Ogornaw
county died Tuesday evening, Nov-
etn0ier 15, in the Ford Hoevital in.
Detroit, Mr, Hodgins had been
taken to the hos'pita'l for treatment
just one week previously and al-
though his condition was regarded
a &serious hopes were extended for
his recovery.
The deceased was born in
Brusesls, Ontario, Canada on
December 22, 1868 and came to
Ogemaw in 1890• when he was 22
years of age. He located on the
site of his farm home in Churchill
township near Selkirk. In 1898
be was united in marriage to Miss
Sennie McFarland,
In addition to being recognized
as one of the most successful of
,L11 Ogemaw farmers, Mr. Hodgins
was papular in many other fields
of endeavor. I -Ie served on Ilie
school board was township treas-
urer; and for 18 years served as
supervisor from Churchill town-
ship, dIe was an active member
of the West Branch Masonic Lodge.
Funeral services were held
Friday afternoon with a short
Prayer service it1 the parlors of
the Steur•ernol Home at 1.30 fol.
lowed by further services iei the
Frien<im church in Selkirk at 2,00
o'clock, Rev. Waiter Fry corn -
ducted both services. Burial was
made in the cemetery at Selkirk,
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QUALITY
SERVICE
ALYMER TOMATOES
Large '1 ires 2 for 15c
Eddy's North Star Matches • • • . • • •••• 3 boxes • • • . • • . • • • • •••• 21c
, 19c
Hershey's Cocoa . • • • • . • • 1/2 lb tins • ••• • • • 19c
Our Own Blend Coffee Ground Fresh per lb • • • • • . • • • 39c
St. Williams Strawberry Jam • • .•••• 32 oz. jar • .. •••••••••• • • . . 23c
Hillcrest Toilet Tissue 4 large rolls , 25c
Hillcrest Shortening • • 2tb • • ••.. •
Clark's Ketchup 12 oz. bottle 2 for,
Fresh Sodas in Bulk • • , • • ••-•••• • 2 lb ..
Ivory Flakes Large pkg
Chloride Of Lime • • • • • •••• • • per pkg • • • • .. • .
Sweet Juicy Prunes ••• . • • • • 2 th
Swansdown Cake Flour • • • -•..• per pkg • ..
Purity 'Flour 22 lb in Galvanized Pail for • • • • • • •••• • • • • $1.15
London Special Laundry Soap 2 cakes • • • • • • •••• I 1 c
Bruce's Bird Seed ••••... ,. per pkg 15°
Spanish Onions • . 3 ib 25c
Four Cookie Jars at Special Price • • • ... Each $1.19
Dad's Cookies ............per dozen •-• • • 12c
Shino Paste Stove Polish 2 tins • • ... • • • 25e
Yellow Giant Popping Corn - per 1b . • • • •••••• • • • 14e
Capo Shoe Polish per tin • • • 10c
Brussels
P.tans 64 i Le W. Eckmier
McLaren's Jelly Powders •••• 4 •pkgs
23o
25c
25c
23c
14c
25c
27c
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sdiviving are his widow; three The late Mr. Willla.m Hodgins
sons, Russell, Harold and Howard lived on the 16th concession 'of
all of West Branch, and one Grey several number of years ago_
daughter, Mrs. William Powell of He was the eldest son of Mr. and
Pontiac. Mrs. Joseph Hodgins.
Round Trip Bargain Fares
From BRUSSELS
January 13-14 to CHICAGO $2.55.
Jan.14 to WINDSOR j $4.15
DETROIT l
Equally low fares from all adjacent C. N. R. Stations.
a"r Fares. Return Limits, Train Information, Tickets, consult nearest Agra:. Sec Handbills.
ZANADIAN NATIONAL
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Brussels Genenal Strore
Phone 61
Stock Taking Sale
Prices Reducecl
Real Good Warm Overcoats—Only one of each line left
Less Than Maker's Price
WINDBREAKERS—For Men, Suede, with
and all wool $1.98 up
warm lining
WORK SHIRTS—The usual big stock to choose from
PRICES THE LOWEST
SWEATERS AND SWEATER COATS—Always the best
place to choose, warmth and wear
GLOVES—Lined or unlined, every size, Storey's reliable
makes — Prices Down.
WARM 'UNDERWEAR—Combinations or Separate
Garments, Turnbull's & Penman's
HEAVY TWEED TROUSERS—For Cold Winter Wear
Also Mackinaw Breeches
WOOLLEN SOCKS — By the Dozen—
The
The best values are here.
E. J. McTavish
Brussels, Ont.
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