The Brussels Post, 1937-11-17, Page 8r
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NOW IS THE TIME TO PLACE ORDERS
SUPER SPECIAL
JASMINE
LADIES' GIFT SET
CONTAINING
$1.00 Box Face powder
50c Jar Cold Cream
50c Jar Vanish, Cream
$2,00 Value ALL FOR 99c
SUPER SPECIAL
JASMIN
MEN'S GIFT SET
CONTAINING
35c TUbe Shaving Cream
50c Bot. Shaving Lotion
35c Tin Talcum
$1.20 Value ALL FOR 79c
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STILL THE BEST—
ALL THE YEAR ROUND TONIC
WAMPOLE'S EXTRACT OP COD LIVER OIL
$1.00 a Bottle
HELPS TO KEEP ONE WELL
OUR BEST SELLER
FOR ACID INDIGESTION
BISMA REX — — 75c and $1.50
FAMOUS 4 -WAY ACTION
T. R. SMITH
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TFLFPHONE NO. 62
DRUGGIST and
STATION r7.R
TELEPHONE NO. 62
Have Your Eyes Thoroughly Examined At Reid's
Reid's Glasses
really give the comfort and satisfaction that you anticipate when
you have new glasses. You can depend upon the safe, scientific
examination which shows definitely when glasses are reguired.
REID'S GUARANTEE SATISFACTION AT A MODERATE COST.
d Stratford's Leading Optometrist
e ®��®� For Nearly 20 Years
AT BRUSSELS OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5,00
'Phone 51 for Appointment
Mother Gets
Threat: Call
Woman and Three Men Said To
Have Participated In Calls
Montreal, Nov. 16
.Haowie Morelia, Jr„ sou of the
great National Hockey League
centre who died mast IVLarch, was
guarded by pollee today after his
mother had received telephone calls
threatening abduction of the 10 -
year -old youngster,
Though believing the calls the
work of cranks, police said they
were attempting Lo trace them
down, One had come from a woman
claiming to be Howie's teacher; the
other three were from men,
Kathleen Stokes
to Play at W ingharn
"Canada's Queen of Melody,"
whose rich, colorful organ music
thrills thousands of radio listeners
in the farthest reaches of Canada,
still has a fond spot in her heart for
the scene of her early days. Grey
County proudly claims Durham as
her birthplace Residents of Huron
recall that he parents spent a num-
ber of years at 13luevale, IC.athieen
Stokes has apparently not forgot-
ten the many early friendships she
made in this district, for she has
made special arrangements to ac-
cept an invitation to visit Wingbam
and play some of the songs that
have won her Dontiuion-Wide Prom-
inence
Jack Herd, Musical Director of
Triple -Y Bible Class of Wing -
ham ,announced Sunday that he has
been in communication with Miss
Stokes, and that she has graciously
placed herself at the disposal of
the class for a concert and recital
on the 25th of November.
Many people of this distrct will
have heard Miss Stokes at Toronto
theatre, but very few localities out-
side of Toronto ave been honour.
ed by her personnel appearance.
Rado and theatre engagements in
that city cammand such a large por-
WANTED
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Goose Feathers, 50c tb
We are in the market for—
Poultry—Dressed or Live
—Call for—
Mose Yolleck
or
J. Burnstyn
Phone 52X
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SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
McCormick's Chocolate Marshmallow 1 c
COOKIES per 16.40
Cowans Cocoa • • • • 1 11
%2 lb
Rowntree Cooking Chocolate
Recleaned Currants • • • • 2 ib
New Sultana Raisins • • 2 tb
New valincia Raisins • • • • 2 lb
Fresh drained cherries per tb
Pineapple coloured • •' • per tb
25c
15c
17c
27c
25c
25c
Walnuts per tb
49c
Red Rose Coffee 1 lb 41c
11).'1/2 21c
Red Rose Tea, Extra Special %2 tb • • • • •28c
Kraft Dinner (macaroni & cheese •• 21c
Richards Carbolic Soap 3 bars • ' • . 14c
• • • • 60c Cedar Oil for for your furniture 23c
60c Snow Cap Toilet Tissue • • • • 3 rolls
Drained Orange or Lemon Peel per lb 25c Rinso Large
Drained Citron Feel • • • pr Ib 33c P & G Soap 6 bars • • , .
Almonds Per Ib 60c Capo Egg Preserver • • • • 2 tins
LEWIS A. RUSSELL, BRUSSELS
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Protect the Only Pair of
Eyes You'll Ever Have
EVERY PERSON between the age of 6 & 70 should have
THEIR EYES EXAMINED
at Least Once Every Two Years
By doing this any developing Refractive, Fusional, Muscular,
or Pathological Errors may be detected
before they become serious
I expect to be at ieny Brussels Office in
Miss Bryans Horne
all day and evening Thursday, November 18th
Decide NOW to have your Eyes Properly Examined that day
F. F. H o m u t h, P h cam,+.*.a R. O.
Member of — American Optometrical Assn.
Ontario Optometrist Assn.
Harriston,
Phone 118
Brussels,
Phone 26X
tion of her time that she has pre-
sented very few concerts outside
the city.
Another outstanding artist has
been secured to assist Miss Stokes
In her 1Vingha.tn concert. Harry
Hoffman, Huron County's represent-
ative in the Westminster Corona-
tion Choir at the Ooronatinr of
His Majesty wil Ladd sevrral vocal
numbers to (Cathleen .Stoker's
melodies during the concert. The
Wtngham United Church has been
secured for the recital.
Quick Results
A classified advertisement was in..
serted in last week's issue ut the
'Post', stating that a Stove was
wanted. The laper was delivered
Thursday and that same night a
party with just that kind of a stove
for sale read the ad. The deal was
ntadP and coincidently the two
parties concerned lived within a
10 f:.rt r .,h thrt
miles from Bru°sels. It pays to
tell your neighbors, through your
local paper, what you have for sale.
Hens, Ducks, Geese
and Turkeys
Highest Market Price Paid
F, M. SA
Phone 80
Brussels
Grain ' pry,' anted
WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY
THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE
FOR WHEAT
itab a For our wrcduct
Toasted Flake i
Wheat Berries
WE BUY ALL KINDS OF GRAIN AS WELL
Agent—Percy Lawless Phone 29X
T. G. HEMPHILL
Phone 29—Mill
Wroxeter
Adismommuumnsomenewswassm
Superior Store
, Quality Service
Specials for the Week—Thurs., Fri-, & Sat. '
Aylmer White Corn 2's 2 tins for 17c
Aylmer Pumpkin choice 21/2's 2 tins for 19c
Aylmer Orange Marmalade 32 oz. per jar 23c
Sunlight Soap 4 cakes for 21c
At
ctic Pastry Flour 24's each 79c
Ibex Flannelette Blankets, large size per pr $2.25
Ladies Flannelette Night gowns each 89c
Prints, Tight colors per yd 16c
Bias Tape, all shades each 10c
Men's Dress Kid Gloves per pr 75c
Men's Fancy Braces per pr 35c
Ladies Shoe Rubbers, brown per pr 49c
WM ZIEGLER
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODUCE
Phone 2211
Ethel, Ont.
WJ'DNlaSDAY, NOV
M, 1037
QUALITY - - SERVICE
SUNLIGHT SOAP
4 Cakes 21c
Aylmer Choice Peaches 2 tins
Get those Rats and Mice with Rat -Nip
Put up in metal Tubes Each
Aylmer Catsup 12 oz. bottles
Calay Soap 4 cakes
Concentrated Super Suds large pk5
Mincemeat 2 tb
Chocolate Drops per tb
Lexia Raisins with seeds 2 lb
New Crop Currants
Aylmer Fruits for Salads
Aylmer White Corn ' • .
Caustic Soda for Soap making
Sultana Raisins 2 lb
2 ib
per tin
2 tins
5 lb
25c
35c
15c
23c
19c
25c
19c
25c
27c
15c
17c
Aylmer Pumpkin Choice 2%2 tins • • 2 for
Crothers Sodas 2 Ib
Choice Apricots per tin
Quaker Corn Flakes 3 pkgs
69c
25c
19c
29c
17c
25c
I Brussels Phone 641
L• IC Eckrnier SaturdayaY
l'hursday
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
f1
russets General Store
PHONE 61
Now is t e time to
Prepare for tor, a ' inter
Co e in and get a
Supply of Warm
Cl thing for 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 at $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 Sweater Coats for $1.50 and up
Men's and Boys' Brush ;Wool
Sweaters .with zipper @$2.25 & $2.69
Men's Underwear, Stanfields, (Penmans and Turnbulls
Men's & Boys' Windbreakers in heavy Doeskin
and Mackinaw Materials
GROCERY SPECIALS
Gold Medal Coffee 50c lb Wonderful Soap
7 bars 25c
Flowerdale Tea • • 75c ib Ginger Cookies • • 10c lb
E. J. McTAVISH
GENERAL STORE
First Door South of American Hotel
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