The Brussels Post, 1937-9-15, Page 8Two Specials
LARGE TUBE
MI 31
DENTAL PASTE
and Big Box of
ENGLISH
SCHOOL PAINTS
BOTH FOR
490
FLY.KI L.
(16 o%)
KILLS FLiES, MOTHS
AND INSECT, PESTS
--AND—
FLY-KILLER
SPRAYER
Both for 59c
The New School Booiks
Try Our Store For Them
FULL LINE QF HIGH SCHOOL AND PUBLIC SCHOOL
TEXT 004KK
ALSO SCHOOL ACCESSORIES
NOTE BOOKS, SCRIBBLERS, ART SUPPLIES ETC
CORKS—'
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For Catsup Bottles and
Pickle Bottles
BOTTLING WAX—in Tins
PAROWAX
MEMBA SEAL
PARKE'S CATSUP FLAVOR
PARKES PICKLE MIXT:J:1E
PRICE'S CANNING
COMPOUND
FINE QUALITY-
-PICKLING SPICES
1
SISMA-REX
QUICKLY RELIEVES THE
DISCOMFORT OF
ACID -DYSPEPSIA
75c JARS
FALL PICTORIAL
REVIEW QUARTERLY
PRICE 25c
See it for the Jr
NEW AUTUMN STYLES
AND LATEST PATTERNS
E R.
SMITH
fr DRUGGIST and
`4./WrIjl STATIONER
vELEPHONE NO. 62 r` —
TELEPHONE NO. 62
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WIaONIOS'OAY, SEPT., 15111, 1,937
Notices in this column cost
• 25c up to four lines; 5c tori
every extra line. Cash most
accompany ad. Orders taken i
over 'Phone 35e.
FOR RENT,
Attractive Shop on Main Street,
Brussels, Apply to Box 50, I
Brussels `Post' Office
FOR SALE -
I, 15 Plgs, weaned. 6 weeks old.
Lot 7, Coe, 16, Gray
Phone 27-1.5.
WATCH REPAIRING—
And Cloak Reoairing--•
Lowest Prloes Prompt Service
J, H. McLELLAND, ETHEL
FOR SALE—
flood, Young South Down Rani,
'(inane 12-11, Brussels.
SHED FOR SALE -
32x50 ft. rook elm frame, •-.
apply to Leo J. Kelly, Blyth,
II"phone 14-9, (3)
STRAYED—
F'rom Lot 7, North Boundry Mc.
it Killop,
1One black Steer with white face,
marked with nick in top edge of
left ear,
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GET REAL
Russel Knight,
phone 28-16 Brussels
FOR SALE—
Flock of 125 Hens, White Leg -
horns. Good Layers.
I�apply to Wm, Pipe,
'phone 51-11 Con. 5. 11
Ri i FOR SALE-
- Shorthorn Bulls, ready for sor-
iv1c0,
, I Apply to A. Procter & Sons,
3rd_line of_Morris Phone 3243
111! NOTICE—
1 It The Orpheus Male Quartette bt 9
Stratford now booking for, I e vl
Suppers, Entertainments Of 'dil
Ikinds. Low s. mmuwith F. G. McDonrateald, Ci97 Hiberninioatea
Street, Stratford,
MAN WANTaD.—
To sup;,l Iiawleigh's I•Iousehold
Products to consumers. We train
i and help you. Good profits for
— I hustlers. 1\o experience neces-
sary.t Pleasant, profitable, digal•
fled work, Write today. Raw-
leigh Dept, ML -15253-I, Montreal,
I Canada,
02 I
Your Eyes deserve the best attention they can get.
Have Your Eyes Examined by R. A• Reid and
Be Sure of Satisfaction
o MODERATE PRICES ALWAYS
p R _ A. Reid $tratford's Leading Optometrist
For 'Nearly 20 Years
II AT BRUSSFI S OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00
'Phone 51 for Appointment
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1,1 Afraid of the Dark
pi Mr. Driver •
01
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Figures indicate youshould be!
Deaths from automobile at night in
Ontario increased 22.4 Per cent
from 1931 through 1336. Deaths
frnm daylight crashes decreased
1S.6 per rent during the same
period.
In nearly all reports of night-
time accidents, there is evidenr,•1
O1that someone was driving faster
N Ithan his eyes could see, or into
0I1 !darkness that wasn't dispelled by
iheadlights or highway illumination.
Human eyes are not like owl eyes,
I Light rays from headlights do not
O
I bend around curves or ober bills,
r'I The facts urge every driver to
'4; slow down when the sun goes
down; to have two self-imposed
\I
I speed limits—ane for clear days, a
Islower one for nights and had
weather. Fear the dark as you do
0 ! a fog, a snow storm, or a heavy
,a=o it 1 rain and make up your mind that
I Highway Deaths Must Stop,
To the
Electors of
Huron -Bruce
am again appealing to you for your support on election day
cctober 6, I base my appeal on my own record in the past and on
whs.); I have been able to do for the people of this riding during the
past three years, In this letter I wish to emphasize
to perticUlarl wh o
f
l
the Hepburnm
Governvut has meant to You In
mised at the last election,
The Provincial Government has a5557ned the total cost of all
highways. Fees for eXasninations of pupils in otic' 501015 have been
abolished, The AmeSement Tax has been lifted. The Government
at the last session assumed the total of Mothers' Allowance and 01d
.Age Pensions, and extended s of he M
Allowance
to widows with one ch11d•.In itself, cstthe Provinceamillion
•,-
dollars,•
. •
Two years ago the municipal income tax (winch was only op-
tional) was abolished and a Provincial Income
Taxoubstitute for
it, thus bringing into our treasury many
From
these funds a direct subsidy of one mill on_ the local assessment was
given t0 every municipality, This moans dist every tax -bill in the
future will be reduced by one dollar for each thousand dollars of as-
sessment.
The latest saving, which benefits all Motorists, is a fiat 55 :'e-
duction in automobile license fees, License fees for the commercial
vehicles were reduced by 25% last spring. „t
Later f. roPose to gl"v4 )i ii Mires indicating the &tuella sav-
ed
,a. I
which ed by each municipality in tlil9 Pld'ing, Briefly, the sa+•s.�s w
have mentioned together lvit]1 such other economies fit! the great re=
duction in Hydro charges Which now makes this great service avail.
able to all within reach, and a 10% increase in the government grant
for township roads, result in a decrease in local taxation which am-
ounts to hundred of thousands el dollars, in this riding alone. This
will be quite apparent to every taxpayer when his Mx bill is Pre-
sented to him — both in the county rate and the local municipal
rate.
I would like to say further that in spite of all this generosity
to the local taxpayer, the government has been able to balance its
budget and show -a handsome surplus besides, even after charging all
relief expenditures to current expense. This record has never been
equalled, or even approached, by any other Canadian Government.
Mr. Hepburn has kept all his promises and infinitely more doe
to economical administration and a determination to keep faith with
the electorate of this province. I ask you only to examine his retard
before you cast your vote.
yours faithfully,
C. A. ROBERTSON,
Liberal M. L. A., for Huron -Bruce.
Superior Mores
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QUALITY - - SERVICE
I POLLY PRiM PEAS
Per Tin 9c
i
Quick Quaker Oats Plain per. pkg 20c'
McCormick's Fiddlestix per pkg 20c
McLaren& Quick Puddings per pkg • • ,, • • • • ' • • - • l0c
Keen's Mustard '/a lb tins 26c
Hillcrest Shortening 2 Ib •• 27c
Fresh Juicy Dates 2 Ib , • • • • • .. . 17c
Sultana Raisins 2 Ib •••• • • • ,
Fresh Chocolate Marshmallow Cakes per ib
Lexis Seeded Raisins 16 oz pkg
Superior Baking Powder 1 Ib tins
Aeroxon Fly Coils 4 coils
23c
19c
16c
23c
9c
Try Toddy for a hot drink • • • • re. • per 1 ib 39c
Large ,Bars Castile Soap r 2 for • • • • 25c
Wheat Berries for your Breakfast + per bag 29c
Brunswick Sardines 4 tins • • • • •• 19c
A Real Good Broom at 25c
Icing Sugar •••• , • 2 Ib -' 1.9c
WE ARE .IN THE MIDST OF PEACH SEASON
II Brussels I L
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Eckmi�r1
%liursday`
_ iaPnane 64 JSaturday
11 -
I for the evening.
The church was tastefully
de
cnr-
The annual Sarvest Thanksgiving cited with flowers, fruit and vege-
service was held in St, James tables for the occasion. Special
Church, Sunday Rev. W. Gibson of I hymns were sung by the choir and
Harriston being the special speaker i an anthem rendered,
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frsh ground Collee per ib. 29c�.1
21c Yoeman Toilet Tissue • • • • 7 rolls 25c
NI Fresh Sair Dates 3 Ib • • . ;
25c Reinforced Chore girls 100 r
Shredded Wheat 2 pkgs is
N Christies New Cocktail Wafers Parke's Catsup Flavor
350 IN
NI per pkg 17c P & G Soap 6 bars 25c mu
Walker's Sodas 2 lbs 25x, 100 RI
IS
Special Srub Brush
IlIl Pick 0' the Garden Tea %z -lb • • • • 38cIll
Oxydol, Large 23c M
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Pride of the Valley Peas no. 4, 2 tins • • • 19c Cashmere Bouquet Soap per cake 10c M
NI IN Iodized or Plain Salt •' •• •• • •• • 2 pkgs 15c 2 cakes lie
IN
•15c Ma is White per bottle 8c 10
NI
• Rich Mellow Cream Cheese g
■ 25c Pure Castile Soap 10 cakes - 25c IN
® Lushus Jelly Powder • 3 pkgs ■
in
LEWIS A. RUSSELL, BRUSSELS•
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SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
is
umm
The planet Jupiter has a diam-
eter 11. times that of the earth, yet
it can be seen in daylight only
under extremely favorable condi-
tions, and then only by persons with
exceptional eyesight,
- Grain Wanted ..
WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY
THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE
FOR WHEAT
Suitable for our product
Toasted Flaked
Wheat Berries
WE BUY ALL KINDS OF GRAIN AS WELL
Agent—Percy Lawless Phone 29X
T. G. HEMPHILL
Phone 29—Mill Wroxeter
Amaimmilmamm
Superior Store
Quality
Service
Specials for the Week_Thurs., Fri, & Sat,
Quick Quaker Oats, large, plain per pack. 20c
Brown Sugar . • 4 lbs for 25c
Superior Baking Powder 16 oz tin and 1 bottle for 25c
Hillcrest Extract 27c
Hemphills Wheat Berries 5 -lb bag
Cascade Salmon, fancy Pink l's 2 tins for 25c
per tin 9c
Lubby's Choice Peas 17 oz
Crown Brand Syrup, 2'2 '
Sultana Raisins
each 8c
Hillcrest Shortenig
Boys Knicker Pants
Boys Golf Socks
Children's Cotton Hose, sand & black
5's • . • • per tin 39c
2 lbs for 23c
2 lbs for 27c
per pr 79c
per pr 23c
per pr 19c
WM. ZIEGLER
Phone 2211 Ethel, Ont-
,
WROXETER
ANNOUCEMENT
To The Electors
of Huron -Bruce Riding
Mr. C. A. Robertson is the only official Hepburn Candi-
date in the forthcoming Provincial Election. , A Vote
for Robertson is a vote for Hepburn, Ontario's Man of Action
(Huron -Bruce Liberal Association)
Brussels General Store
PI -CONE 61
Arrival of Many
New Lines of
Merchandise
THESE ARE BOUGHT FOR CASH AND SHOW
• SUBSANTIAL SAVINGS IN PRICES
Japanese Table Covers 52x52 in various colors and
patterns—A regular dollar value—while they last 50c each
Lace Table Covers in all sizes —made in Ireland
Made for service
English Bath Towels, Colors fast as a rock 40c, 60c & 75c pr
Candle -wick Bed Spreads for large double bed in all
wanted shades—attractive patterns worth $5, for $3. each
Rayon Bed Spreads, colors, Green, Rose or Mauve at
Prices that please you
Celanese Under Grament Locknit—guaranteed full
size tailored by Ellice, • • • • any style 59c garment
Silk Pyjamas, small, medium & large Gowns
Flr_om the same dependable fabric
MEN'S WEAR
Guaranted Redback 8 oz Overalls or Pants
Buy Now $1'50
Men's Socks, light or heavy .weight, good wear • • • • 15c pair
Men's Socks with knit -in garter, heavy heel & toe
Sale Price 25c
Men's Suits At Bargain Prices --
Men's Odd Trousers at Clearing Prices—
Men's Percale Shirts, colors fast, fit guaranteed • • • • $1.00 up
tnnonramorremeemi
E. J. McTAVISH
GENERAL STORE
First Door South of American Hotel
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