The Brussels Post, 1938-12-7, Page 8rlh
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Christrn�sTime
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AT THE
Rexali torr
Full of Holidays Goods to
Make Christmas Buying
Easy and Enjoyable
Toilet Sets For Men and Women
(Yardley, Adrienne, Jasmine, Gardenia and others)
Waterman's Pen and Fc c:l Sets
Men's Leather Travelling Cases
Beautiful Display of Fine China
Popular Fiction - Many good titles in the Reprints
Christmas Cards
Eastman Kodaks and Brownie Cameras
Snap Shot Albums, Scrap Books,
Autograph Albums and Diaries
CHRISMAS STATIONERY -
Special Values at 25c, 35c, 50c,
Gillette Gold Plated Razor, in nice case with
three pkgs BIue Blades All For
The Newest Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets
and Smart Compacts
Christmas Decorations, - Wreaths, Foil, Crepe
Hinoki Rope, Tinsel and Ornaments
Christmas Parcel Warppings - Tags, Seals, Ribbon, Cord,
Fancy Wrapping Paper and white and
all colors in Tissue Paper
Toys, Picture Books, Games, Blocks and Dolls
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75c, & $1.00
98c
Paper,
F. R. SMITH
DRUGGIST and
>r . moi" STATIONER
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PPHONE NO. e2 TELEPHONE NO. 62
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BELGRAVE
Mrs. H, Sprung, of Auburn, spent
a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Alex. Manning.
Mr, and MIs, Jas. Wigbtman, Don-
ald and Phyllis, of Listowel, rpent
the week -end with relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Armstrong,
Misses Martha auk Gentle and Roy
Armstrong, of Windsor, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Arm-
strong, Morris.
The Women's Guild of tie Anglic-
an chinch, Belgrave, held Its De-
cenilrar meeting at the home of Mrs.
Jno Mctlili.:,Iorrls, on Thursday af-
ternoun with a good attendance
prescat. Mrs. W, Brydzes, the
Dresldent. was in charge, It was
deo;ri 'l to told a quilting bee dur-
ing <i,c v k and to hold a sale cf
baking in the Orange Hall In Sat.,
Dec, lith, The meeting was clos-
ed tend a social time spent.
NOTICE t
SERVICES
le a Ib. above read lair es is sena."
ed on al butter ;at deliver -1 to the
Creamery.
You are paid on derive_` -�o
waiting on returns,
our staff will gree you pi -omit
ar,d courteous service,
Brussels Creamery
WROXETER
11dr. and Mrs. H. H. Mercer and
sons, Markdale, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. D. D, Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wells, Toron-
to, were week -end guests of Mr. anti
Mrs. G. A. Wearring.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wearring and
Colin were Sunday visito" s in and
around town,
Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton and John
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J,
H. Wade, rordwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol spent
a few days with Toronto friends re-
cently.
Mr, Geo. Fischer spent the week-
end with Brussels friends,
Mr. D. S. MacNaughtoa made e.
business trip to Toronto on Monday.
Mrs. Clarence White spent a few
days in London recently,
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for the County
of Huron. Sales attended to is all
parts of the country, Satisfaction
Guaranteed or no pay. Orders lett
at The 'Post' promptly attended lb
L3elgrave Post (Moo
PHONE: •- Brussels Phone 14-r-9
SUPERIOR STORE SERVICE
QUALITY
"WHERE THE SPIRIT OF CHI�TSTMAS PREVAILS"
Christmas Specials -- Thursday, Friday & Saturday
5's per tin 37c
Beehive Corn Syrup 2's "" 16c ''''` 3 tins for 25c
Standard Peas 17 oz. • • . • • ' • ' i ' � , , 2 tins for 33c
Maple Leaf Salmon, Sockeye /z s per tb 25c
Blue Boy Coffee 1 tl'i ..... ••- ,
Xmas Baking Needs - Everything in stock for the cake
and Pudding for 25c
Christmas Cards with envelopes per box of (12)
...... each $1.95
Woodcot Blanket, mauve & rose "•;•................. each $1.75
Rayon Spreads, • • . • 5 colors - .. , each $3.75
Lace Table Cloths, hand -made ' • •' '.....
• • each each
49c & 75c
Towel Sets in Cellophane • • .. e box a c, 3c & 50c
Ladies Boxed Handkerchiefs li(Finley) per pr 9$c children's 59c
Ladies' Bedroom t Pri .
klighest Prices Pard
for dressed Poultry
WM. ZIEGLER
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Phone 22-11
THE BRUSSELS POST
�.,o�pe6 FAQ
The Spirit of Yuletide prevails in these
two busy Stores and we invite you, 91
friends and neighbors old and new, t.
come and sharein the unusually Large
Selection of useful Gifts. It is possible
to fully complete your Christmas Shop
ping under our roof , . •
PT SALE
OVERCOATS $30 & $35 at $14.95
BARGAINS
RARE
SILK DRESSES 51.00
One rack of dresses priced
formerly to $10.00. Out
they go
at
FUR COLLARED
COATS $4.95
20 Ladies' Coats, All Wool,
Warm Winter Styles at a
fraction of theirIQ C
value at 4a:ra
$1a®0
LADIES' DRESSES 54.98
20 Dresses in half sizes to 22%.
Cascade Crepes and Satin back
Crepes. Newest Styles. % and
long sleeve. A 512.95 value
$4.98
at
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They're the TALK OF
THE TOWN, these stur-
dy Warm Overcoats for
Men in newest London
Drapes, Raglans and fitted
models - a wonder value
made possible by the re-
tarded season and a huge
purchase for Cash. All wool
fleeces and Glengarry coat-
ings made to sell at 30.00
and 35.00 14.95
All Sizes ..
WINTER HATS $2.49
By Biltmore in the new
wanted shapes and colors.
Genuine fur felts and vel-
ours. Men's and Young
Men's styles at about Half
Price
2.49
NECK WEAR 29c to 98c
The Xmas Tie that will
gladden the heart of any
man. New Tartan wool
Ties - Silk Tartan Ties,
non crush manufacture. He'll
love these Ties, boxed at
29c 49c 98c
Men's Silk Scarfs 89c.
Newest patterns in Silks or
Wool Tartans. Values to $1.50
Cheery Colorful 9 c
Designs
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CHILDREN'S'
SWEATERS
All Wool Worsted yarns, Some
Zipper necks in Red, Brown,
Wine and Royal Blue for Boys
or Girls. Sizes 22 to 34.
69c .6ND 79c
HOUSE DRESSES
59c and 98c
New gay fast color Prints,
Smart New Styles. Zipper
fronts, 16 to 50 at
59c AND '98 c
DEANNA DURBIN
DRESSES 98c
Sizes 6 to 12 years in popular
Plaids. The children love these
dresses 98 c
at
en's Wear
LINED GLOVES 79c
Fawn Kid Dress Gloves,
warm wool lined 79
All Sizes C'
FINE SHIRTS $1.00 .
Collar attacked, or separate
Collars, neat stripes. All
sizes. Values to 1'00
$1.95. Ea.
WORK SHIRTS $1.00
Genuine Doeskin Shirts, Large,
Roomy Cut Shirts for Winter
wear $1a00
at
OVERALLS $1.69
A Heavy 9 oz. Red backed
Overall. All sizes. Reg. 82.25.
Pair
1.69
arpinfrinIMMOMO
WORK TROUSERS 2.49
Heavy All Wool Tweeds, neat
patterns. A Warm, long wear-
ing Pant 49
at 2'
SWEATER COATS 2.98
Well tailored from long wear-
ing Worsted All Wool yarns.
Cheery patterns. A $4,00 value
at
2.98
ALL WOOL
WORK SWEATERS 1.29
HORSE HIDE 449E
PULLOVERS....
BLANKETS $6.95
s 6 lb. Heavy Soft Wool Blank-
ets, Beautiful colored borders.
Very Large and Warm, A rare
/ bargain at 6 .95
Pr.
Give Socks
SILK AND WOOL
New Colors and Patterns. A
nice fine Sock (subs) at Hall
Price 19c
Pair
WOOL JACQUARDS 49c
$1.00 Values in a host of color-
ful Checks, Clocks and Novelty
designs, double heels, soles and
toes.. Very, smart and AO c
'.
very warm. Pair ....
Wool WORSTED SOCKS 29c
Heavy Quality All Wool Wor-
steds in Grey, et
heathers, blue andown le
ueheather and d
blacks. A 50c Sock at 2'Q `.
Pair ++��
2 pairs 55c.
CHILD'S Wool Wool15c
MITTS pr
LOOK FARMERS
Genuine Hickory 5 c
Hammer Handles
•Axe Handles
• Sledge Handles 25c
• Pick Handles
HANDKERCHIEFS
Nifty new hankies. A huge sel-
ection. The alwaysO- welcome
gift 5c 25c
Boxed Hankies 25c to $1.00
•
A Real Xmas
GLADHAND
For Milady Smart Kid
Gloves. A Beautiful selec-
tion. All the wanted shades
and Styles. Lined or un-
lined. Per pair
1.25 AND 1 a00
LADIES' HOSE
Silk -Silk and Wool, warm
cashmere's, a grand variety
to choose from in the sea-
son's Newest Shades. Pair
19c TO 1.25
GIVE LINGERIE
The dainty personal gift of fine
Silk in alluring Pastel Shades.
• SLIPS 39c
• Panties .. 29c and 39c
Misses Combs., 4Q
Glove Silk....
KIDDIES
All Wool
Worsted
Stockings
Sizes 6%
to 9/
Fawn, Red
Grey Hea-
thers
VERY
SPECIAL
PR.
29c
Winter Coats
SIZES 14 TO 43
VALUES TO $25.001195
Here they are! All the wanted
fashions. All the wanted col-
ors. All the wanted fabrics.
The pick of the new season's
furs. All wool cloths. Chamois
lined. NEW YORK'S Newest
SWING Styles at a miracle
price
cTAVISH'S
SEAFORTIII
PHONE�37
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PHONE 61
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11.95
LADIES' HATS 98c
These Hats are smart
and becoming for any
outfit you may choose
for Winter wear -in sol-
id colors and colorful
contrast. Any hat in the
store
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BLYTH
A much respected c1111eti or town
passed away on Wednesday in the
person of William C. L,akitaw atter
an illness of many months Deceas-
ed was formerly engaged in farming
on Oen. 8, Morris, later moving to
Tllyth whore he has since been a
resident. '1l is survived hy his
wife, who was formerly Sadie Code
of Morris, also one son, Robert, of
Wingham. Mr, I,aictlaw was a mem-
ber 01' the Utnited• church, being a
member or the board or stewards,
He was also assessor for the village
for a tenni, Funeral service.) will be
hold on Friday afternoon with a
public service in the '[loiter] church
tololwing a private service at his
late residence.
Mrs. Thomas Sloan Dies
The death look place on Thursday
morning of Johann, relic of the
late Thomas Sloan, I•lullett, follow-
ing a lengthy Illness cause's by a
stroke of paralysis, Deceased tvas
the eldest daughter of the late Geo.
Knelling, formerly a natant, of
Metals, Following her marriage she
had been a resident of Mullett, She
is survived by one son ,George and
two slaters, i'7ls. Clara Brine, Tor-
onto, and Mrs. Ahnlna Logan of
town, and one brother, lid, I(relling,
of bhe West. The funeral will he
Held on Saturday Pero miter late real-
depoe to 'Union cemetery.
Orville I41o0owan, well known
sheop breeder of East Wawanosli, We've noticed that just about
acted as Judge of Dorset and Siirop-
slilre sheep at the Royal Winter
Fair. 1Nr. McCowan has been a very
suceesaful exhibited, this fall, win
Hing 121 first, 97 seconos and 21
thirds, besides several special
prizes,
"The bravest man I eyed ynow,''
said the explorer, "was the chap
who tooir a taxi to the bankruptcy
count, and then, instead of paying
his fare, invited, the driver 10 t05 n
creditor."
Yec'ontl - "1leavans nu11 why
did you go down, he di ln't hit
yau111
Boxer - "No, but .i read his
thoughts"
' •
the time we pick up a Hoy and use-
fui word, other people begin to
work it to death,
Nof for a bit of tragedy:
Theywalktlkethlsupan the street,
they're young and life Is bliss --
thoughtless
thouglitless word,; a lover's gantlet,
and they walk like
. this,
Ministers everywhere ate in fav-
etn• of the use of zipers in ilio
place of buttons, It is hard es the
dickens to put a alppor in the col'
leetlen ,plate without getting your,
shit caught,