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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-10-27, Page 81 Next Week Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,- and Saturday November, 3 rd,4th, 5th, 6th The Event You Have Been Waiting For OUR ANNUAL REXALL One Cent Sale The Largest Range of Goods Ever Offered in this Internationally Known REXALL SALE The Greatest !Money -Saving Opportunity of the Season 260 Bargains . 260 To Choose From Mark Your Callendar for These Days Wednesday, Thursday - Friday and Saturday November 3rd - 4th - 5th and 6th Sale Bills Are Being Sent Out T. R. SMITH DRUGGIST and STATION ER III:FPHONE NO. 62 TELEPHONE NO. 62 .r THE BRUSSELS POST CLASSIFIED ADS, . Notices in this column cost 25c up to four lines; 5c for every extra line, Cash must accompany ad. Orders talon* over 'Phone 35 AUCTION SALE— House and Household Effects on Friday, October 29th at River. aide Villa, Brussels, will be offered for sale, F, W, 2elnp, Auctioneer WANTED— Care For Storage. Apply at Champ'ion's Garage FOR SALE— Oxford Down Ram. Iramh, elegible for registration, 'phone 46-4 A. Donald Campbell Lot 12, Con, 17„ Grey FOR SALE - 12 Cord of 14 in. Hardwood and 11 Chunks of Pigs. 'phone 47-15 J. M. Bray BUSH FOR SALE -- 1 have a few acres of bush left for sale. Three years to take it Off; also a young Roan Shorthorn Bull. Priced right. Phone 23 6, Andrew Turnbull TO RENT— Good Brick House, formerly oc- rupi,-el by Cordon Sanderson, Apply to Canadian Bank of Commerce TO RENT- Frani,° Garage, formerly occupied by Cordon Sattdelcon. A;'1'ly to Canadian Bank of Commerce 1ih FOR SALE— ( 1 Percheron Horse; 1 Driving Horse, work single or double; 1 Get Double Harness, nearly new; Milch Cows, due to freshen in April; 1 Heifer, due in Feb.; 2 Dry Cow; 1 Steer rising 2 years; 3 Spring Calves; 1 De Laval Cream Separ atm•. apply to phone 50-6 Ben Hallenbeck a =OSOlr====^O>Qo=O'QOP"'—"-YO! 11 ° 0 11 W AN T E 0— Man for Rawlefgh Route. Routa will he permanent if you are a host ler. For particulars write Rawleigh's, Dept, DIL-152-103-J, Montreal FOR SALX,— Three 0o148, Piga roads to Wean; three Sllortll1Ol'n I31111a of ser1lce• able age and fennales bred and open. phone 35.0 hos. Kerr, llelitryn Exports' of Canadian cattle to the United States in 1937 top to Septent. 'bar 30' emanated to 1 5,857 cattle and 60,655 ealvee, shoving an In. 060562 02 17, 367 cattle and 39,611. calves On the corresponding perio+; of 1936, In the 1937 ,period 60,685 hogs were shipped 4o the United States. Total shipments. of the 1937 apple crop from Nova Scotia ports to British and European markets at mounted to 1146,668 barrels up to the enol of September, The largest Percentage of the shipments wero. to London, The 1937 Nova Scotia apple crop 1s a bumper one esti• mated at 2,400,000 barrels. C.ZI .IMAX &SON. Protect the Only Pair of Eyes You'll Ever Have EVERY 'PERSON between the age cf :5 & 70 should have THEIR EYES EXP -MINED at Least Once'Every'T•^a 'Years By doing this any dcve'.optng Refractive, ,Fust: nal, iviuscalar, or Pathological Errors may he detcated before they become serious 1 expect to be at ray Brussels Office :n all day And evening Thursday, November 18th Miss Bryans Home Decide NOW to have your Eyes Properly Excaeined that day F. F, Homuth, Phi. 2 t O • Member of — American Optometrical Assn. Ontario Optometrist Assn. Harriston, Phone 118 Brussels, Phone 26X MEN— ; w«;«;«, If you are industrious' then sell v,«;»w.4:4:rte44.4.1 4C+ 4:44:44: ;«;«:«:»:»;«:»;»;»;«:»;,4:444:«:«:«:«:«: b.;«;..;»,« ,, our 200 guaranteed home necessl•e dies and assure your living, Strict Notice --Lila seeaUt+V hoppe cash terms. No risk Experience unnecessary. Work Is, reserved .; territory, Profits in accordance 1: with work you do'. 150 men earn their living this way—'SO CAN 'Mr! Full details, FREE, FAM ILEX CO. 570 St. Clement St. Montreal lasses at sfy ® Stratford's Leading Optometrist . Am e� For Nearly 20 Years AT BRUSSFI •S OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 'Phone 51 for Appointment "See Reid and See Right" Q • 'tf7a a' ` %sr +� fEAmlg AGO people seed to make themselves beard b, nhoutlna from the houcn top(. if ras tried Ont to -dor rau hoculd prabubir hewn to /appear before n commission In lneunits. „VOW -A. -DAYS the bualseee men cams our Waae.A,da. 1•••••••( mil lea •. wd.e INNI NNNSINNEWEIM NEM E`lMm>Q OEM= MINNII:16INESNENBM RED BAND STO limowoolomik F Phone 12 SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Yellow epp1nCorn for HaIIow'een 2 lbs. 25c McCormirk's Lemon Waferettes Campbell's Pork & Beans 2 tins Heinz Spaghetti 2 tins Roman Meal 1 1 5c 9c 23c 32c Roman Meal Bread 9c Youngs Quick Tapioca 10 ox pkg 2 for 25c Lushes .felly Powders 3 pkgs 25c Pattersons Waxtite Sodas per lb 17c Aylmer Pumpkin large • . ' 2 tins 25c Small Red Band Bleach 3 bottles Princess Flakes 2 pkgs 1 Cake Big !Bath Soap Free Reinforced Chore Girls • • • lU. Youngs Pure Mustard Vs lb 39c ?.i 1t 20c Capo Stove Pipe Enamel per bottle • • • • 21c Castile Soap • • • • • • 10 bars 25c Rope Clothes Lines 15c. Good Solid Cabbage 2 lb . 5c Short .Lantern Glasses 2 for 25c 23c 29c � 1 •-elemalessentoseagereeseeertelarreesealmit.s . meat sesuometroarrerreeenunstaussureeeaseuse LEWIS A. RUSSELL BRUSSELS ANOWNINIONNONSMINNINNINNENIINNIVINMENNIOINNIIININNOMINNINNINNISMIN p'r.ebeiretetarthe rate. 45 Closing November 6th During Winter Months —Just 10 days left to get Your Winter Permanent —Why not take advantage of the SPECIAL OFFER IN PERMANENT WAVES $5.00—$3.50—$2.00 (All Waves Guaranteed) Fitlgerwave, dryed 25c Phone 54? to W t h f e opening ad 1n this paper March 1st rte .:• 1i 21 ac or �• Grain'' anted WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR WHEAT Suitable for our prod: et Toasted Flak ^ `d Wheat Berries WE BUY ALL KINDS OF GRAIN AS WFJ•I Agent—Percy Lawless Phone 29X T. G. HEMPHILL Phone 29—Mill Wroxeter Superior Store Quality Service Specials for the Week—Thurs., Frit, & Sat. 2 tins for 19c each 27c Aylmer Choice Golden tBantani Corn 2's Mighty Nice Wheat Berries 5 tb bag Mince Meat 2 lbs for 25c Arctic Pastry Flour 24's each 81c Maxwell House Coffee l's per tin 35c Ladies Crepe Dresses to'clear at • • $1.75 each Dominion Comforter Batts . t each 50c Wool Flannel's 36in• wide per yd 59c Ladies Black Cashmere Hose per pr 25c Ladies Cotton Gloves white, black & brown per pr 10c Remnants Table Oilcloth 114 & 1%z yd• wide per yd 30c, 35c Floor Oilcloth Rugs 7' x 101/4 • each $4.75 (Highest Prices Paid for Produce) WM, ZIEGLER Phone 2211 Ethel, Ont' StJPE-R1�•s20REs•. QUALITY - - SERVICE ALYMER CHOICE GOLDEN ��C BANTAM CORN . 2 Fins Maxwell House 'Coffee per lb • 35c Hand picked White Beans per 'll, 5e Hawes Floor'Wax 1 Its tins 43c New Curarnts 2 lb 27c Large Pkg Supersuds and 3 cakes Toilet soap 24c Hemphill's Wheat Berries per ,bag 27c Cedar Oil for your Furniture per bottle ', 23c Special Prepared Mustard, 32 oz jar 29c Royal York Tea %a lb pkg %z lb salted peanuts 33c WE HAVE TO HAND A STOCK OF NEW 'CHRISTMAS FRUITS OF CHOICEST QUALITY AS USUAL Happyvale Mincemeat 2 lb , 25c Libby's Pork & Beans 21 oz tins • • • • 2 for 19c Oatmeal Date Cookies special per Ib 19c Sultana Raisins New crop2 ib t 25c Lexis Seeded Raisins per 1 lb pkg 16c Lifebuoy Soap , 2 cakes 1bo Toddy for a hot drink 1 Ib tins 39e Sweet Juicy Pr,enes 2 n., ^� 23c Cascade Fancy Pink Salmon V2 lk) tins ••2 for 17c Brussels W Eckrnier2EdPhone64dav ___.--:------:_-_t _ , Automobiles have two seasons Summer and Winter We have now commenced the winter season. It is high time to have your car serviced for winter driving. We have a complete line of (winter products to take care of all makes and models Blue Sonoco Gasoline, Oils & Greases—Willard and National Batteries—Hot Water Heaters & Defrosters—Prestone & Hot Shot Alcohol Tire Chains and Winter Grip Tires. DRIVE IN AND HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED WITH A COMPETENT MECHANIC AND AT MODERATE PRICES Champion's Garage Brussels General Store PHONE 61 Now is the time to Pr y. * 'e for Winter Come in and get a Su ply of Warm Clot ing f .'r the Cold Weather Just to hand—A Full 'Line of Ladies Underwear Featuring Penmans '95' In All Sizes Ladies Flannelette Nite Dresses and Pyjamas Ladies Cashmere Hose—with rib topsat 79c and 85c pair Also Full ,Fashioned tat $1.25 pair Silk ,& .Wool Hose at , 35c, 65c and $1.00 pair Children's Cashmere Hose ,— All Sizes Children's Flannelette Pyjamas Ibex Flannelette Blankets both (Grey ;& White Wool Blankets for cold weather at popular Prices Men's l%weater Coats for $1.50 and up Men's and Boys' Brush Wool , Sweaters with zipper @ $2.25 eSr. $2.69 Men's Underwear, IStanfields, Penmans and Turnbulls Men's & Boys' Windbreakers in heavy Doeskin and Mackinaw Materials GROCERY SPECIALS Gold Medal Coffee Flowerdale Tea • • 50c' lb ) Wonderful Soap 7 bars 25e 75c lb Ginger Cookies 10c lb E. J. McTAVI H. GENERAL STORE First Door South of American Hotel 1