The Brussels Post, 1954-10-13, Page 6THIS WEEK
Canada's
REXALL
ONE CENT
SALE
Twice as much for a Penny more
Sale Days
4'i(Oct. 13th Thursday, Oct. 14th
Friday, Oct. 15th Saturday, Oct. 16th
There are 1400 RexaIl
Drug Stores in Canada
Rexall is one of the Largest producers of
Drug Store Merchandise in the World.
You can depend on any Drug product
that bears the name Rexall.
This opportunity comes once a Year and
four days only.
SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store
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Children's 3 -piece Sets $9.95 to $24.95
Value packed in your own price range.
Station Wagon Coats, Stadium Coats
$9.95 up.
COATS — Stressing smart teen styles
Ladies, and Children's in latest fabric's
and styling at moderate prices
Foundation Garments
Playtex Girdles, Nu -Back„ Grenier,
including Corselettes,
Full Winter Clothing
for the family.
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Phone 62 Brussels 1. j
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
•NgLLU•RICA'f)ON, SNELL HODOEMOLD ;MD
{ SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Parts and Aooe.Mr4aa.
Rugs — Chesterfields
Specials
Starting Monday, October 18th for 'Two Weeks, you can get
your Rugs cleaned far .06 cents per square foot and Chesterfield
Suites for $10 up. 2 to 3 days service 'call 793 W Listowel or your
Listowel Dry cleaners driver..
LISTOWEL RUG CLEANING
Austin Sales and Service
S.arnteas repairs to all makaa. W sera mei tusks
PKONE 77r$ •RUSSET.•. ONT.
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A deal with us is money in your pocket
Complete Iine of lawn rnowers, garden
tractors and dig -a -tiller are to be seen at
Geo. E. Pallard's Machine Shop
at Brussels
We give service on these as well as sales.
A large modern Lathe has been
installed..
Custom machinery of all kinds built to
order.
For Sale —
A number of good used chain saws at
reduced prices.
For Scale —
1 used Wiscon V. 4, 21 horse motor, com-
pletely rebuilt, suitable for hay balers,
combines, etc.
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DETROIT'S
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FAMILY
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No Charge
for Children 14
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PAWNS IN
Re -Vitalized Cleaning
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Buchanan Cleaners
More Spots am Stains
Removed
Garments stay cleaner longer
and wear longer
Agent —
The Style . Shoppe
Brussels. Ont.
Wedgessday, Optober 9.at 1, 1904
"Coal and Oil Consumers"
We can now supply the oil consumers with the famous
Champion 'Fuel Oil, backed by 12,000 gallons storage In Brussels.
On hand, at all times, Is an adequate supply of Blue and Black
Anthracite Coal.
Place your orders .new and be assured of fuel for nett
winter.
Brussels Coal Yard
J. ft. Brower
PHONE SCar4
BRUSSELS, ONT.
BRUSSELS MOTORS
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Brussels Creamery
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DIALII•
SPECIALS
A number of Chevrolets, Pontiacs and_
Fords, Fully Equipped, as low as $1895.
Also a number of '53 Chevrolets and
Pontiacs for as low as $1595.
A number of '52 ranging from $1350.
We also have a number of earlier
model Trucks.
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DIALER
M Moor Towing Servos Pitons NW PruMNU, Oat
FOR SALE —
Hardaurd aid softwood wain, .Lss ,
cedar se ktudU>er
Jas. Sttvenean
W INGHAM
MW •R1AL SHOP.
YourMemorial Orztt.mea Ta.
Thirty-3'1re Yeera, AIAITs 200re4
THE BEST GRANITES
Along Wilk
Expert Designing anal
+W orkm anshlp.
Prioov Most Reasonable
5etnretery Lettering a ROecfal2i
R. A. SPO'4TON '
phone 256, Wingham, Distaste
PHONa 72 •RUSU.l.$
GAS
SUPERIOR PROPANE LTD.
19 Market Place
STRATFORD, ONT.
The Versatile Dependable
FUEL FOR HOME AND
INDUSTRY
RANGES, HOT WATER TANKS,
REFRIGERATORS, ETC.
WALT. MADDESS
Representative
PHONE STRATFORD —
BUS. 4174 RES. 325M
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mr. Nelson Askin and daughter
Enid of Hamilton spent the Thanks-
giving week -end at the homt of Gee
and Mrs. Evans.
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Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Scott and
son Randy of Welland spent the
Thanksgiving week -end at the home
of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Scott.
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Mr. and Mrs Norman Smith. of
Borden, Sask. have been visiting re-
latives here. Mr. Smith came east to
attend the Maponic Convention is
Toronto.
Mr, Jack Thynne, widely known
in the entertainment world as "The
Kansas Farmer", returned home to
Brussels this week from am extended
concert tour in British Columbia.
This, was his first visit to B.C. where
This distinctive style of entertainment
proved very popular with west coast
residen te.
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MT. Ed. Jewell is in Wingtham Hos-
pital recovering from severe burns
suffered When gas fumes exploded.
He was about to re -light a fire -pot
wtntle working in a septic tank,
when the accident occurred setting
Lire to his clothing.
We have so much to protect
This Canada of ours — Is ours to enjoy at a price —the price
of constant alertness.
We cannot take for granted our freedom to worship, loVol
to educate our children, or to order aur home life as we please.
do everything freedomsAll these necessary to maintain and defend them willing To
All honour then to the Canadian Soldier—the steadfast
guardian of all our free institutions. Without men like him, the
Canada we love might cease to be.
We have so much to protect. Let us all do our part, without
let-up, whatever way our duty lies.
SERVE CANADA AND YOURSELF IN THE ARMY
To be (When applying be 17 to bring birth a rtificate or otherears of age, )ed proof of age to A5.
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Apply right away— for full information write or visit the
Army Recruiting Centre nearest your home.
Ito. 19 Peryqnoel Depot, Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Ont.—Tel. 44907
G Midis Army Recruiting Station, 164 Wallington It., Kingston, Ont.
Croups Army Recruiting Centre, 30 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont.—Tal. EM, 6-0941—l. 81�
No. Personnel Depot, Wolseley Barracks, Oxford & Elizabeth Ste., London, eOntt.. — Tel• 2-3261
Almy Recruiting Centre, 230 Main St. W., North Bay, t
Racrulting Station, 184 King St. E., Hamilton, Ont. - Tel. 2.8706 .0
ROBERT SHIELL
The death of Robert Sheill occurr-
ed in Victoria. Hospital„ London„on
Tuesday. Mr,Sltedll was a Well known
Elmo towndhip resident. He was 86.
He was a patient in the hospital
for the past two weeks. He was horn
in Wawanosh, Dec. 2, 1867. On Oct.
28, 1896 he married Catherine Mc•
Crelght. After their marriage they
continued bo live in Wawanosla tot
a nutnber of years, then moved to
Kent county and in 1912 came to the
10th. concession in Elma township.
Mrs. Sheill died there nine years
ago. He Is stnrvived by six son's,
Alvin Shtell, 10th. concession, Erma
township; Harold Slhiell and
Thomas Shielll of North Morning -
.ton; John Shiell, R.R . 3, Atwood,
Robert Shiell, Britton; a,ns George
Shiell, Welland; and three daughters
Mrs. Joseph Holmes, Brussels, Mrs.
FOR SALE Clayton McGregor, Brussels, and
200 acro farm, on County Rost Mrs, Howard Burns, Kincardine;
close to Hig9tw&7, eolbOog. Led 24 grandchildren, and six great: -
bonne,' h7dro, new turna•e, 2 b.ak grandchildren. One brother, Andrew
barna, priced at 211,600. befit dose. Shiell, of Rightview, Alta., also
TAO acre ilarm, brick boors, beat shsrtvaves. He was a. member of At -
barn, hydro, pressure spasm, PIN 'wood Presbyterian Marra. The
funeral woo meld from Peeble,<, Fun-
eral' Home, Atwood, on Friday, Oat,
8 at 2 o'clock with Rev. C. M, Lewis
conduolin.g the service. Pallbearers
were four sons, Robert,Thomlas, Geo-
rge, and Alvin Shiell and two sons-in-
law, Joseph Holmes and Oiayton Mc-
Gregor of Brussels, Flower bearers
were Norma Beirnes,TDiaeen Mimes,
Verna Shleli, Lorne Lucas, TAst*1'
MrGrOlrht and 3anles Wilson. Bur-
ial took place in Wingham cemetery.
J. 1. CASE
1 Used Model D Tractor
1 Used Model VA Tractor
1 Demonstrator VAC Tractor
1 Case Cabine New
Need Home Paint — A Bargin•
1 Used 1 H. C. Thresher
with Drive Belt.
Tires — Tires — Tires
670 x 15 at $12.00 each.
1 Used Manure Spreader
Make us an offer.
ED. RICHARDS & SON
Ethel, Ont.. Phone 86r5
ed at $10,600.
109 acre farm, britt nonce, hydro,
bank barn, good btga3s, priced week
crop at 20000.00.
Grocery Mare, In good village,
priced for tenet sad oddment
23,800,00, Rent 28.00 per montes.
A number of good 'eanass and
farms at ell times,
J. 0, Long, Realtor,
Phone 84 Brussels
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