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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-11-24, Page 10fir_. >.., P1 Party., Prozes Mang Suitable Thugs T o Be Found Here SUGGESTIONS WILL OCCUR GALORE IN LOOKING AT THE BEAUTIFUL PIECES OF CHINA TOILET PACKAGES CANDY STATIONERY LEATHER NOVELTIES Etc. —ALSO— PLAYING CARDS TALLY CARDS 01r''1' SCORE PADS AND PENCILS • BOOKS 'FOR -- ,THE NEW COURSE OF STUDY Essentials of Business Practice 60c Claii man's Business Practice Note Book ..— 35c Creative English 50c Basic French FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES CHRISTMAS GREETING CARPS NOW ON DISPLAY Many Beautiful and Cleverly Worded Folders to Choose From SPECIAL VALUE Our Box of 12 assorted 250 Other Boxes at 35c, 500 and 600 1.00 BRIDAL ROSE CHINA OUR STOCK OF THIS VERY POPULAR' PATTERN OF CHINA FOR WHICH WE ARE THE AGENTS HAS BEEN ADDED TO AND AT T: -:E VEFY REASONABLE P1 -.EO THERE iS QUITE AN INDUCEMENT TO ADD MORE PIECES TO THAT SET, ALREADY COMMENCED 1. R. SMITH �Stortt TELEPHONE NO. 62 DRUGGIST and STATION f'IR TELEPHONE NO. 62 SHOP AT SCHINBEIN3 LoISTOWEL IT PAYS Now on 10 Days of Bargains and Values THE BRUSSELS POST Aged Farmer LADIES & MI$S£S COATS AN DRESSES MEN'S a YOUNG MEN'S SUITS & OVERCOATS 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 MODER+TE COST. ,�. t*•, . Stratford's Leading Optometrist e , t' For Nearly 20 Years AT BRUSSELS OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 'Phone 51 for Appointment Reduced Prices on All Yard Goods MEN'S FURNISHINGS HOUSE FURNISHINGS Fowl Wanted Highest Prices Paid Fowl Taken Any Day SALE ENDS NOV. 30th WAL T ON WIODNESTAY, .N0G, '34tI1, 11137 supporting Mr, 'S'hepherd's claim in moral gt'O1tni13, with the resell that vii1alns." is Helped ` the farmer was voted $100, "I care not what the ltiwyei•::, say County •Gouncll Votes Auburn Man in a caro of "Ths is kilo, teakl hRefi•fe wm $100 Claim for Horse Which He I Boan, Lost When Rescuing Folks in in his hands in saving other's, IL Spring Floods w11 an act of valor, and 1f w, do not compensate him we kill' Le branded a bines of IICU'd.braitrted Coderich, ov, 19, ---The valor of "Haw would you like to see dread Andrew Shepherd, aged Auburn ! lines tin the papers 10 the farmer displayed in the noels or that Huron County couno111ors are last spring when. he rose from n so tight fisted they refused to roc- sick bed In the dead of night, Illicit- ognize an act moot braverywould ovea tot 0 e ed uo a team of horses Marl weak citizen, Shepherd had he thought of 111r, refused to go to the dist eased motorists' assistance " asked Reeve George McNall. "Ile dict not have to go. 110 went out of the 1ri,i.inas's of his scant," These were typical of a dozen appeals, and when the motion to compensate the valorous farmer to the extent of $100 was put, it w110 (al l':t Lt 11:i11111101:01y. In. 'W. 3I, S. of Duff's i ,,it ell 1 ..aai.,h. met in November. A Wor- 1 shipping Church, lvas the theme, taken in question and answer form, Monorief Auxiliary sent an invita- tion to be present at their thank- offering h n - offering meeting on Nov, 14, T'Miss study chapter was told by Knox and the life of Dr. Jean Dow was related yblirsuT.ir "t1J1 BE was related by Mrs. Turnbull. Twenty-four ladies were .present. A nominating committee was app Ant- ed to elect officers for 1935. Dance in Brussels Town Hall, this Friday night, Wurlitzer Or- chestra, Admission 350. Every- body Welcome: WANTED Duck Feathers 40c Ib ; Goose Feathers, 50c lb We are in the market for— Poultry—Dressed or Live —Call for— Mose Yolleck or J. Burnstyn Phone 52X to the aid of leve distressed motor- ists, their lives iu danger has at last been rewarded, In affecting the rescue of a father, mother and three children from an automobile which had been driven Into a swollen creek during a rag- ing rainstorm after a1 culvert had been washed out, Shepherd 10.+1 a valuable horse. It became tangled up 1h the harness, was washed down stream and d,'.,0 n' 4. SCOTCH OF IT For six months the aged farmc-r 1 THE has tried to collect, The entity 4 ()verh1atd bet w1 R'1 a tailor and Council turned ilial down Ili its June session. and in t r 11 111', 1'.- Scot Ill:t.n Who o '-nO flee reit ten stance company Iti 11 011 1011 Mould you charge the Sarni if mault;':. I sro•,d els Got . i� ' o-ktdk the unicipa.Sity ea. 1„0„0„.„,I u 't til law t'r 11 ,.1 . dict OIllel to conlpeu01 • '1. Y i ••\tt11y, cer±a inly, sir." advised that tin• eL,ud bur=t wb?an1 1 "1100 much more cloth would You deprived hila ,:f ill- ltoasr, w t•; an a need7" "act of Providence:' "Roughly, about :t yard, "'then I'll have t:le suit and 111e Yesterday members rose, to ,`<r •:tt ' heights Of u • ra'r30}-, 114 ` , : m0 ,I ,.1 0`•'1 ' ;:'+rd, 1r.0, It will 0 111(1 a unsucccssful;y dom.: la:t Jan.., in I' it or 1t ;ura•rs i. r my wee sna:' Q''1t2o Leox t0 1 1APD Y'A f LI STO\JEL Tesfore with fhe stoc' MM MM LtIMM IRIME2t1 TQMEII IM sd IMEIllMMMMOIMIS ,; issEmn•••••�'J•'Fi Phone 12 • ■ ■ ■ ■ SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ED BAND STORE Special Offer 3 Lifebuoy Soap and 1 Small Rinso all for Off MN 24c Beehive Corn Syrup • •- • 5 lb 39c 21b 18c Blue Rose Rice 3 Ib 25c Hemphill's Wheat Berries . • per bag • • 27c Tip Top Tomatoes, choice quality 2 tins 19c Maxwell House Coffee, • . • . per lb 41c (Special) Cut Mixed Peel per lb 25cIll Fresh bbl. Sodas 2 Ili 29c Milk & Cream Fresh—Daily to Rowntree's Cooking Chocolate 16c H Hornes Custard Powder 50 Illi250 M Baker's SweetnedChocolate 27c Mincemeat 2 lb pkg 61 n.mioam+isan au `en+nWva"a"ns s' vo dams. 11 LEWIS A. RUSSELL, BRUSSELS . ,11 l Mita mmounionsummmmmmimniumu mluumnmu> inn mmoearsassessiet Good Sized Oranges per doz. • • • 25c Eating •Figs per pkg IOc Fresh Dates 3 tb 23c 11 Mont Royal Matches • • • • 3 boxes 23c 1a Loose Saop Chips 3 lb 25c g II Choice Dairy Butter • • • • per lb 0 � Junket Ice Cream Mix l0c u 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, Muscalar, or Pathological Errors may be detected before they become serious I expect to be at any 'Brussels Office in Miss Bryans Home all day and evening Thursday, November 18th Decide NOW to have your Eyes Properly Examined that day F. F. Homuth, Phm. e R. O. Member of — American Optometrical Assn. 11 Ontario Optometrist Assn. Harriston, Phone 118 Brussels, Phone 26X llErag �I Grain 3t,, anted WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR WHEAT SuItable For ;ur product Toasted Flaked Wheat Berries WE BUY ALL KINDS OF GRAIN AS WELL Agent—Percy Lawless Phone 29X T. G. HE '•' P°HILL Phone 29—Mill Wroxeter Superior Store Quality Service Specials for the Week—Thurs., Fri., & Sat. per lb 10c Helmet Corn Beef 2 tins for 25c Quick Quaker Oats, large plain per pack. 19c Singapore Pineapple . ... 2 tins for 21c Maple Leaf Peas per tin 10c Cooking Figs 2 lb for 21c Men's Turnbull's Wool Shirts & Drawers each $1.25 Boy's Klakie Combinations each $1.00 Clothes Hangers 5 for 10c Children's Wool Sweaters each49c 9c Boy's Wool Pullover Sweaters each 9c Men's Heavy Wool Tweed Pants per pr. $1.98 Ladies Black Cashmere Goloshes, special , per pr, $1.00 Sultana Raisins, new crop 91�, EGLER QUALITY - - SERVICE SULTANA RAISINS NEW CROP Per Lb, 1®c 1$c Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour per pkg, lBc Shelled Walnuts 'A R' 19c Chocolate Drops per tb 13c Aunt Dina Baking Molasses per tin Pork & Beans, 21 oz. size 2 tins 19c Hemphill's Wheat Berries per bag 27c Sair Pitted Dates 2 tb 25c Satin Mixed Candy 2 lb 25c Hawes Floor Wax 1 lb tins 23c Quick Quaker Oats large plcg . : 19c Singapore Sliced Pineapple 2 tins 21c Maple Leaf Peas per tin • 2Oc Yellow Sugar Light 4 lb 25c Whole Drained Cherries per It . 50c' Cooking Figs 2 tb . 21c 21c Helmet Corned Beef 2 tins 25c Bleached Raisins per lb 19c 15e Choice Sair DaUn 2 Ib �(r 7'fzursday 1 Phones&4s I LI 1‘, Eckrn� t Friday Saturday Kernp's Sale Register Kemp's Sale Register WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1st — For Delbert Hall, Lot 3. Con. 5, Grey. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODUCE Phone 2211 Ethel, Ont, NallIMMONININESSIMMOINIlagilit Farm Stock, Implements, Etc. Iiia girls weer named for Rowers And wealthy hose he wed, Ile gave up lovely Lily To marigold instead. ..FRIDAY, DEC, 3, For Charles Querrengesser, Lot 20, Con, 10, Grey. Farm Stcick, Implements Etc, Etc. BARGAIN EXCURSIONS-- NOV. 25 FROM BRUSSELS (Tickets also sold from all adjacent C.N.R. Stations) To C.N.R. Stations in the Maritlmd-Provinces Province of Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia NOV. 26-27 OTTAWA, $7,20; MONTREAL, $8.20; QUEBEC Crflf, $11.455 S E. ANNE DE BEAUPRE, $12.05 ROUNFARES Fares, Tjcketa Transit Limits and Information from Agents. ASK FOR HANDBILL T:6SE CANADIAN - NATIONAL ri Store PPONE 61 Now is the time, to Prepare for Winter C` fire in and get a Su : ply of 41n aroma 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 1 Ginger Cookies • • 10c lb E. J. McTAl.VIS GENERAL STORE First Door South of Anlerica.tn. 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