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Vapo Rub 50c
Vatronol 50c
Cough Drops 15c
Inhaler 39c
Roll Wave
Hair Brush
Plastic Tranparent
Back $3.95
Other Wave
Brushes at $1.75
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Cough Medicines
Cherry Bark 35c
Buckley's 40c
Rexall
Bronchial Syrup 50c
Cod Liver Compound
with Creosote $1.00
Green Cough Syrup 50c
Genuine
Thermos Bottles
Pint Size $1.25
Hot Water Bottles
Three Good Values
79c, $1.25 and $1.35 rx
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Gillette
Tech Razor
with 5 Gillette
Blue Blades
all for 59c
Mi 31 Shaving
Cream 25c Tube
Cough Lozengers
Pine Bros. Glycerine the
Linseed
and Licorice 10c
Smith Bros. 10c
Throat Ease l0c
Menthol
Cough Drops 10c
Buckley's 10c
See Our Large Assortment of Games for pleasant
enjoyment of long winter evenings.
Fe R SMITH
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TELEPHONE NO. 62
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TELEPHONE NO. 62
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NOTICE
I would greatly appreciate receiving all
outstanding accounts owing to my brother and
myself during the time we were in business.
All accounts not paid by Janhary 31, 1946
will be handed in for collection.
Clare it ; ssellt
Try the -humans Brack
treatment for dance etc.
Breck for beautiful ha sod
better permanents.
Also Mechiiseiees
Permanents
Irene Pease
For appointments
Phone 56z
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Baking
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THE BRUSSELS POST
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Memorial in "Pub," _
Praised By Vicar
BILSTON, ENGLAND) Jan. 17.- -
A memorial to customers killed dur-
ing the war was unveiled last night
in the bar of a public house in this
Staffordshire town . Rev. N. Kc(1t,
vicar of tna parish, wit) was present,
said that too man, peopia thought
the "pub" and Cans eautrh user,'
hostile institutions. Actually the
church had much to learn abou good•
heartedne<s from the public houses. `1
Pliembownr Photo by Canadian Army
NAMED FOR 'DU': Mount Eisenhower is the new name given this
peak in the Canadian Rockies, between Banff and Lake Louise in Alberta, to
honor General of the Army, Dwight D. Eisenhower, formerly supreme
commander of the Allied Armies in Europe and now chief of staff of the
United States .Army. The announcement changing the name from Castle
Mountain was made by Prime Minister Mackenzie Ring at a Canadian Club
luncheon in Ottawa where the famous American soldier was guest speaker.
Resemblance to a giant medieval keep gave the first name to the eight -mile
long mountain which towers 9,380 feet above sea level. Formations easily
identified as turrets, bastions and battlements ries over 4,000 feat from the
valley floor. Back in the eighties there was a short-lived mining camp at
the base of the mountain while during the Fiat Great War a large internment
camp was there.
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TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT
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FOR SALE — SLEIGHS AND RUBBER
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Wednesday, Jaueiary 30th, 1940
Quality Guarant - ed
Weights Of Special
Beef Changed
The o'i,•1''v situation of be. '1 itaving
slightly Increased over the past
few monists the Wvtinta I'ria's and
'Prede Bo ad has annnt•tc-d :hit 'lir
lowest rvea;ht for rt earco,s graded
as special quality hat, been Elf err ag-
ed to 300 pounds, Foruterly it had
been set 'It ."76 pounds
In order to qualify for the aching
price on special q0,12'v a boa
carsass 'oust be at least 300 pounds
cold dressed weign at tea pracers-
or's plant, P. must 'lua'if,, as choice
a,.
or red brand beef und:r the grading,
branding and selling recta (Tem ents q,
of the I.ivestocic and Livestock
Products Oct and 'tut 4•: he branded
with red hand ar.' R ,o 'he
same act.
Commercial qua'Ity boef must
have a stood propurttao 3° lean,
meat to , ae bone, the chin bone''.
must siaJw eartilev: or minutia se
ifar back ••e the fcetth rib ,o the.
I front, exterior fat may bo heavy to
+moderate and must cr'114. along the..
loins and ''hs from mid Ile of should.
ors to pit hone, col or of fat )nays
vary from white to light yullow.
id t inter Sale
500 yards of 36" Flanellete in all white
and striped, 6 yards for $1.50
50 yards of circular heavy fleece tined
material tor making underwear
Special 59c a yard
Children's 2 -piece Snow Snits, sizes
3 to 6 yrs. Special $4.95
Misses Crepe Dresses, Reg. 5.95
Dresses, ''' eg. 4.95-5.95 Specia1.1,98
Misses fur trimmed winter coats
Reg. 29.95 Special 19.95
encs (!Gvercoats g 27.50
Special 19.5
8 B;:ys Parma Sets trorn
10 to 6 years, Special 8.95
4 Boys Lined Macninaw Cats
Sizes 32 and 34 only
Special 5.95
Shoes, Rubbers and Galoshes
For the whole family
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Don't forget to ask for your sale slips—For
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A War -Savings Stamps Free.
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Phone 61
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Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family