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SLEEPWEAR: GOWNS, CULOTTES, SLEEP .COATS
;P.J's. IN NEW FABRICS
`SW,EATE.RS FOR THE FAMILY
"HOLIDAY and STAPLE DRESSES
f.fillLDREN'S WEAR ---
11081i...RY SCARVES SHIRTS
Beautifully Boxed
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ASK FOR DRAW TICKETS. 1st DRAW DtC: 4t t~Ei
AVOW Mit! ACM ACM AVOW .A51Ae Ast
Mike's -P-a:fin Equipment
`SOX 251 BRUSSELS PHONE A11
Wag' JAMESWAY Dealer
:"--IRST IN POWER CHORING"
FOR SALES AND SERVICE
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DAIRY HOG POULTRY
STEPHENSON'S
BAKERY GROCERY
ON pee ON 96.9
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PHONE 24
Agent
Bugliki.‘tren
bry Cleaners
Mary
Maxim
Varna
Hostess Brown & Serve Rolls 2 doz, 1 111,111
Chase and Sanborn Instant Coffee 6 oz.
Sheriff Good Morning Marmalade 24 oz
Cut.Rito. Wax Paper
100 ft Roll
99e
43e
Every Choice
A Good Bu
McCUTCHEON GROCERY
Phone ..4.93 We Deliver
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FAMILY AND, SPORT ENTHUSIASTS PREFER
$ k(01 .E 1.6
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Authorized De aler: GLENN .'McKERCHER
Between.Listowe1 and Wingha;m on the Brussels. Road
PHONE 384J7 BRUSSELS
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Brussels Transpor
SHIP Pits EVERY MONDAY A.M.
CATTLE i'RUCKIING and SHIPPING SERVICE
FOR FIRST CLASS SERVICE
Phone George thutzi 122 Brussels
IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU
'TILE BRURMEL POST. BRUSSELS, ONTARO THURSDAY, NOV, 27th, 1969
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Green Giant Niblets 12 oz. can 2 for 49c
Paramount Pink Salmon 8 oz. . ,,,, 47c
Clark's Tomato Juice 48 oz. --- 3 for $1.00
Fraservale Frozen Peas 2 lb. ..,.... ,,, . eta& ,,, •••4. tS.
45c
Phone 132 Free Delivery
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THOMPSON and STEPHENSON
MEAT MARKET
£HONE 294 FREE DELIVERY
WEEKEND SPECIALS
FROM OUR MEAT COUNTER:
Fresh Side Pork
Mac & Cheese and Chicken Loaf
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Smoked Picnic Shoulders
FROM OUR FREEZER:
Aunt Jemina 'Waffles ....... . .. ..
OW Country Fish & Chips
ALWAYS A FULL LINE OF FRESH
(MT INSPECTED REEF AND PORK
MAT IP OUR BUtV4r,59P
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.13A In loving memory of
,Joseph 13aker who died Novemb-
er 28th, 1953.
We cannot halt the hand of time;
Or live again. the past,
But in my heart are memories
That will forever last.
l: vac remembered and sadly
isOd by his wife Ann
:,VENTS:.
EUCHRE PARTY
The Majestic Women's
tute will Sponsor a Piellre
on. Monday evening, December
1st at 8 p.m, the Library base-
ment. Everyone is welcome,
SANTA CLAUS PI.RADE
IN BRUSSELS DEC, 20th
The Elanta elaitse Parade
sored by the local 1.;4,1on
(Ind )31k.T-illi ,t4§ A1'0 \y ill tie held :oil
bee. 20tkr, bdt yoilr
ffoa6; ill now to Ross
MilCall and Gordon Workman,
CARPS OF THANKS
I wish to thank all those who
so kindly remembered me with
cards, gifts and visits, also thanks
to. Dr. 'McGregor and nurses on the
second floor while I was a patient
in Wthomm
RuSgel Anneti.
Wisli to diank all rny eriends ••
11123 li.eniembered Me 'with cards,
bid `treats wMl,e T was a patient
in , S 't. parry's Hospital and since
col:nleg home. They were much
appreciated.
Ray Hemingway
I would like to express ray
sincere thanks and appreciation
to all those who remembered me
with cards, letters, treats and
visits during my illness.
Special thanks to the Majestic
Institute.
Beth Hoover
T .would like to express my sin-
cere thanks to all who remember-
ed me with 'cards, gifts and visits
while T was a patient in Wingbatn
and District hospital and since my
return home. Thanks to Dr. liozylt,
Dr. Wilkins and the nursing staff
in em ergency and isolation,
Special thanks to the neighbours
who looked after things while
w;.; away, Their kindness is
•apprecinted.
Amy Speir
'c\re would like, to sincerely
thank relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for messages of syMpathy,
floral tributes. cards, 'Heart Fund
donations, and for food received:
during our recent beretiveitient
Thanks also to the ladies of Mel-
ville (Thumb for serving lunch,
Special thanks to Dr. Donald Miltini
nurses and staff of Listowe.I Meni-
()Hal 'Hospital and Rev-. C. Meenrroi
and Rev. John Brush.
Mrs Mabel Campbell, Archie and.
Family and Neil and Family.
IS YOUR POST PAID UP?
Don't forget that all •subscrip-
iobs over three months in arrears
most bo klon 1'10111 6 0hr HAL- • If
p.)111' i1t,ilt l I
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till otOotiy
59c lib
(39c lb
65c tb
43c pkg.
63c pkg,.
Insti-
Party
1969 CH,EV. IMPALA 2 DR H 'WI 8 cyl. /Woe
P.S.; & Brakes, defroster, positraction also air Cow
ditioning -- low mileage
1968 CHEV, IMPALA 2 DR. H.TOP Low
mileage, P.S,, P.B., Radio, 8 cyl. At.
1968 cHgv. IMPALA S. S. 2 DR. H TOP
Bucket Seats, Fully Equipped — low mileage
1967 DODGE MONACCO SEDAN 8 cyl. Auto,
P.S. and P.B.; low milea g e, One Owner
1967 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. H. TOP 8 cyl. At.
Radio
1966 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN 8 cyl. At.
P.S., P.B.
1966 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF 6 cyl., At., Radio
1965 FORD 4 DR. H. TOP Fully Equipped
MANY OLDER MODELS 6 Cyl. and 8 Cyl.
AUTOMATIC and STDS. TO CHOOSE FROM
MAKE US AN OFFER
SNOW TIRE SEASON IS FAST' APPROACHING.
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF ALL SIZES AT BIG
SAVINGS TO YOU.
.We can now install ice studs into your new snow
tires while you wait.
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