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R E X A L L
ONE CENT
SALE
Wed., Oct, 15th Thurs., Oct. 16th
Fri. Oct. 17th Sat., Oct. 18th
Rexall, One of the Largest Producers of
Drug Store Merchandise in the World.
Your chance to purchase any number of
the 250 full size, full quality items on this
Sale at the regular price and get the 2nd
one for only One Cent Extra.
This opportunity only comes once a year
and 4 Days Only.
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Call in at Elliott Motor Sales and see the
New and Used Cars. W e have a New Dodge
one ton Truck on hand.
These Cars are all in A-1 Shape and ready
for the road,
1949 DeSoto 4 door Sedan
1947 Dodge 4 door Sedan
1946 Dodge 4 door Sedan
1941 Plymouth 4 door Sedan
2-1937 Chev. Coach
ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES
Phone 82
Brussels, Ont.
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The Store for Beautiful Gifts "°-
Brussels, Ont.
THE BRUSSELS POST
WOOD'S
Phone 24 — Brussels, Ont.
COATS
Ladies and Teens
Smart Styles and Fabrics
At Very Moderate Prices
MEN'S COATS r
Cragmoor — Utility
Zip in Linings
FOR THE CHILDREN
Station Wagon Coats
Snow Suits
Carriage Robes
Bunting Bags
Agent for Rice Lake FurCompany
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MONCR1EFF
The October meeting of the Mon-
crieff W. A. and W. M. S. was held
on Wed., Oct, 1st at the home of
MTs. Ken. Smith. Mrs. Eldon Mann
was leader. Dhe minutes were road
by Mrs. Ken. McLean, and the
roll •call was answered by naming a
Presbyterial officer, 23 ladies were
present. Mrs. Ken. Ludington the
president, conducted ,.tut business.
A committee was named to look atter
the Thankoffering meeting, an in-
vitation is to be extended to the
inion and Walton Societies. Dele-
gates were appointed to attend the
Seetional meeting In Londesboro on
Oot. 20th. The offering was re-
et ived. Mrs. Charles Harrison read
the Scripture, Romans 12;3.8. Mrs:
Ken. Ludington led in prayer. The
topic was well given by Mrs. Rev.
Thomas on Siena, Italy. Hymn 504
was :lung and. The Lord's Prayer was
repeated In unison.
The W. A. meeting was opened
by repeating the 23rd Psalm, with
L Mrs. .Toe Smith in charge. The
minutes were read by Mrs. Allan
McTaggart. Tt was reported that
the new hymnal -lea had arrived. The
meeting was closed by repeating the
Mizaph benediction. The November
meeting will he held at the home
of Mrs. Allan McTaggart.
The Monorieff Anmiiversary Ser-
vices were held on Sunday, Sept.
East, with Rev. Gidrdon Hazle-
wood of Mount Forest as guest
speaker. Special music by the choir
wader the direction of Mrs. 1111don
Mann, was assisted by the soloist
Mr. Carl Steiff of Listowel. There
were record attendances at both
services,
MELVILLE LADIES' AID
Wesly$$ Bar ()Maher 8th, 1852,.
Por the*
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T. help heiiM dr,
anwonnaernoduced
•,alvl.g fareebles
a.d'•etr• milk
ahead. reed Putj.•
a.Iky.Lasand -oats
belt and ran
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Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22 BRUSSW.LB
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PLOWING MATCH
than 10.tnoh. furrows; John Mc -
Gavin, Walton; Conte Passmore,
Exeter. Gordon Rapson, Wingham;
Allan Wolper, Exeter, Not placed:
Don Easton, Exeter, David Shwa..-
.non,
han-non, Seaforth; John Clark, God-
” erioh. Jack Knight, Brussels; Jim
Hogg, Seaforth.
Wide -bottom plows not less than
12 -inch furrows, open c1a15s: Wayne
Shackleton, Stratford; Jim Bolger
Walton; Glen Nixon, Seaforth; El-
gin Headrick, Dashwood; Ross
Cardiff, Bsiulssels.
Green class, for boys and ginls
15 years • or under Who had not
preatioluely won a first prize at any
nrat'ch: Jim Fraser, Goderioh;
Brace ,Coleman, Seaforth; Arnold
Campbell, Seaforth; Allan Nickel-
son, Wingham; .Terry Morris, Sea- 1
fotth;. John Budhanam, Goderioh;
Clayton Wilkinson, Wingham. Not
placed: Ivan McQniltin, Wingham;
Leslir. Showers, Wingham.
Senior high school team class
Seaforth, Neil McGavin and Ken
Campbell; Wingham, Bob McMun
ra3t and Paul Craskorth; Croda-
yilih,Sint Clark and Ralph Morro.
Titri4or high eetuool teanl class:
Sottth`_Huron. (Exeter). Bobby Dob- i
son and Donald Love; Goderi.eh, 'I
Gordoal Deer and Jahn Maize; Sea.
forth. Jack Crozier and Donald
Dodds; Wing+he,n, Gordon Floss 1
and Neil Meadie.
Melville Ladies' Aid Society met 1
on Monday night at the home of Mrs.
C. Matheson, when the presidenit,
Mrs. Jest S. Arnsttrong pa-edided,
Thirty ladies answered the roll
call. The committee in charge of
repairs at manse repotted that they,
had met wtvh Board of Managers
and decided on'pla a for the work.
The Sunshine convener Mrs, Ben-
nett reported that seven boxes of
fruit haat been sent to sick members
of the congregation and read sever-
al
everal thank you notes.
Looking 'forward to a baking sale'
and a sale of aprons on Nov, 1st,
several committees were named
to plan the event.
At the conclusion of the business, 11
Miss Bessie Moses spoke to the
:neeeing .expressing the regret of all,
a1 the removal of one of the most 1
active members of the Ladies' Aid
and W. M. Societies, Miss Grace 1
Stewart. Mrs. C. Matheson evade
the prrtsentation of an initialed
^ilrrr dresi1er set,
Tn thanking the ladies for her
gttt, Miss" Stewart expressed the 1
'satisfaction she hard received from 1
Ming her duty and seeing the af-
fairs of the church in good order,
Miss Stewart will leave shortly
in make her home in Notch Battle -
ford, Sask.
Mrs. C. McDowell contributed a
11.nmorous reading,
Latch committee who assisted the
hostess wore Mrs. .T, A. Work, Mrs.
R. Gemmell and Mrs. Wesley Kerr.
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICt
OHELLUIS RMAT! ON, SHELL HOUSEHOLD AND
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCT*
DUNLOP 'nem
SwraM..d repairs to all Takes er ears and trunks
Parte and Aeeesssrlss,
Austin Sales and Service
PHONE 77r6 BRUSSELS. OWI.
Machine Shop Now
Open For Business
At Geo. Pollard's Residence
Lathe Work Acetylene Welding
EIectric Welding
Professional service in each line.Suitable
equipment for all agricultural arid indust-
rial
ndustrial repairs. Two men at your service at
all times.
We sell and service the McCulloch, I. E.
L. and Disston Chain Sawa.
Dealer for Dairi-Cool Milk Coolers
GEO. E. POLLARD
Phone 56r13 Brussel, Ont.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
YOUTH CLUB
A happy group of more than twenty
ydutng people enjoyed the opening
social of the newly formed Youth
Club in the basement of St. John's
Church, Brussels, on Monday even-
ing October 6M. The following of-
ficers were appointed ; •
President .Rev. A. Norman Ellis
Secretary Bather Raymond
Treasurer Marilyn Bolger
Committee: Misses Kathleen Car-
ter, Marie Elliott, Ruth Workman,
Messrs; Bill Meech, Ralph Sawyer,
ankl Bert Watson.
The 'future program which will be
varied invites mill yexustg Anglioans of
13 years.old and over to a social on
Thanksgiving Day on Oot. 13th at
LI.15 P. m. Greetings were sent from
the club to the Youth Club of Ohrtet
Church, Waterloo, Liverpool, of
Which Mr. Ellis was recently »rest.
dent, and especially to those mem•
hers of it serving overseas in the
forces on three continents.
IRRIGATION TR'OSSPORMS
ALBERTA
Southern Alberta land once re
garded as and Is now producing
!malt harvest. thanks to magic of ir-
rigation and to the completion last
Year of the biggeet ditch -dawn pro•
ject ever built in Canadha. The area
is being settled by a swelling macs
of new 'farm families. The rich
new lands are enitioing youths to
stay on the faun. Corn is displacing
cactus Mand semi •troptoal fruits
thrive. Star Weekly staff writer
Harrold Hillard has written s heart-
ening article on the transformation
Of Alberta land through the coinage
rand imagination of modern ptonem%
1.n the October 11th nears of The'
Star Weekly,
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Have Septic Tanks pumped time
Sanitary Way.
Schools and Public Buildings
given prompt attention.
Reasonable Retell,
Trvin Coxon Phone M1lverion R5P4
USED CARS
1948 Chevrolet Coach, heater
1947 Plymouth Sedan, radio - heater
1946 Chev, Coupe, radio r heater
1937 Pontiac Sedan
Many Older Models
USED TRUCKS
1951 Chev. Sedan Delivery
1948 Thanes 1-4 Ton Panel
1946 Ford 3 Ton
Riverside Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco guts and oils
Brussels, Ont.
Phone 56
JOHN E, LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glioses Hits.
Phone 791 Seaforth Main 3trestt.
HOURS: 9 - E. Wed. 9-12.30, Sat, 9 a.m. to R lase.
IT'S COLE OUTSIDE
Shop Here For ...Cold Weather Needs
Women's and Misses all wool fleece
Winter Coats half -chamois lined ii
grey, wine and blue in form fittings
or loose back Special $29.95
Women's and Misses Gabardine Skirts
in grey, bay, navy ' and black $6.95
Misses Rayon .Pique Blouses long sleeves,
Sizes 12 to 20, ' Special $2.98
Men's Gabardine Top Coats with zip -in
quilted lining in grey or beige
Sizes 36 to 44, Special $29.95
Large assortment of men's ann boys
Strollers, Parkas and Utility Coats
At Reasonable Prices.
Boys Heavy Plaid Shirts $1.98
Men's Heavy Plaid Shirts $3.95
Men's Blue Denim Overalls
Sizes 36 to 44, Special $3.95 S.
Men's 16 inch Black Rubber Boots
Made in France, Reg. $5.50
Special $3.95
Men's 16 inch Black Rubber Boots
red soles, Made in England
Reg. $6.75, Special $4.95
Just arrived, large assortment of Women's
Misses ard Girls all wool 100 % Nylon
fancy knit Cardigans and Pullovers in
Six New Fall Shades.
We have now in stock a full line of Men's,
Women's and Children's Winter
Underwear in Stanfields, Penmans,
Lennard* and Zimmer -Knit.
Monarch Wool with 10 % Nylon Yarn
3 and 4 ply 40c a skein
THE ARCADE STORES
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
Blyth, Ont. -- Brussels, Ont.
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