The Brussels Post, 1954-11-17, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
Magazine Gift
Subscriptions
Bring Holiday Cheer
throughout the year.
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Popular Mechanics �- r, 3.50 $
1 y $ , yrs. $6.00
Chatelaine d Gifts $2.50
1 Gift $4,00
2 Gifts $7.50
1 yr, $2.50
1 Gift $3.50
2 Gifts $5.50
Jack and Jill 1 Gift $2,50, 2 Gifts $4,00
Ladies Hume Journal 1 Gift $3.50, 2 Gifts $6.00
McCall's Magazine 1 Gift $3,00, 2 Gifts $5,00
Readers Digest 2 Gifts $5.00
Saturday Evening Post 1 yr. $6.00
"Seventeen" 1 yr. $5.00
Wee Wisdom 1 yr. $2.00
Polly Pigtails 1 yr. $3.50
Woman's Home Companion 1 Gift $3.50
2 Gifts $5.50
Outdoor Life 1 Gift $3.00
are only a few of the many to be had. L Sb
Now is the time to place Magizine Subs. The list here
are only a few of the many to be had. 7'
Better Homes and Gardens
Coronet
Good • Housekeeping
SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store
phone
OOD % '°... iC Tip 'Top
24 'a lays
TIP TOP TAILORS
Special Representative
will be in our store.
Friday, November , -26th
Select your New Suit or Coat then with
the added Professional help of Mr. Stewart
FOUNDATION GARMENTS
Playtex Living Girdles for all types.
Nu -Back and Grenier
Front Lace Corsets and Girdles
Sarong Girdles and Nylon by Nu -Back
Draperies - New shipment in newest de-
signs at new reduced prices.
Tracks and Fittings, .etc.
Window Shades - Venetian Blinds
to order.
New shipment of half size Dresses
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Money goes to work every day...
When you see a contractor on a job, a bank
loan may be helping to finance it.
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Farmers and other primary producers borrow from
a bank to buy equipment, meet seasonal needs.
Manufacturers and merchants use bank credit to
]p buy materials, process and market goods.
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The benefits' of bank credit run through all
personal and. commercial life. Bank credit
operates silently, but on every hand you
have satisfying assurance that it b
"at work" ... In all types of communities`
for all sorts of worthwhile purposes. The
chartered banks continually adapt their many
services to meet the changing, expanding
needs of modern enterprise and modern living;
THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY
Just think of what that means to you! No more
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no drip stains to scour away ... no more washers
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consumer acceptance.
A matched set of Magic Action faucets for
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For Sale by -
C. & G. KRAUTER
Brussels, Ont.
BRASS MPG, Ca., LIMITED
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
•*
Mr, and Mrs. A, H. Robertson and
Miss Helen Scott of Toronto s•Iait-
ed with relatives in 13russels ort
Sunday.
• * * *
Mrs. Chester Rintoui and Wanda
of Galt were visiting in nzussels on
Stpnday. We are pleased to report
that Miss IIelen R.intoul has success-
fully passed her exams and now has
her R. N.
* *
The many friends of Brian, Pres•
Cott were happy to see him on ® T V
from C. K. C. 0. Kitchener, on Mon-
day of this week, He was guest ;so•
loist on the Teietune broadcast,
*
Harvey Denis rural mail cones
ler, who was injured in a two -car
crash on Monday afternoon, dls re
ported as improving satisfactorily in
Wf gllutm hospfijal. He suffered
shock and multiple cuts about the
bead,
CREAMERY STAFF
HONORS MISS L. LAKE '
-.The inembers of the staff of the
Brussels Creamery and their wives
and friends were entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mns. Ivan Clamp -
bell on Thursday night to honor,
Mists Lillian Lake who has been
hook -keeper of the creamery for
the past two years. Next week she
leaves to commence her training as
a nurse at St, 7oseph's Hospital
Guelph.
The 20 guests joined in a session
o1 cont whist ,in which Mrs. Shari
Cudmore ''Won the prize for the
high score. R. B. Cousins express•
ed the good wishes of the group to
Mies Lake in her new profession
and John Cousins presented her
with a white engraved nurse's aft, ,
eonisisting of pen, pencil and ther-
mometer.
After lunch ,MacKay Henderson
and Scott Pawson, with violin and 1
guitar, entertained with music and
• singing.
On Wednesday night Mr. and
Mrs. 51. Cudmore invited a dozen
neighrors and friemiis of Miss Lake
and her mother to a farewell din-
ner at their home and last Tuesday
night the Friendship Circle of the
United Ohuroh presentted her with
a cup and saucer.
IN MEMORIAM
MaNAIR - In loving memory of a
dear father William McNair, who
passed away one year ago Nov.
20, 1953.
Farewell, sear father thy work L
o'er,
Thy willing hands will toil no more.
A loving father, kind and true
No one on earth we'll find like
you.
lover remembered by his sop
Bill, Norma and gnand-daughters
Lavarre and Dianne.
OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS
DEADLINE MAILINGS
The following are the dead line
mailing dates for letters and par -
cele for Great Britain and 1rJurobe
from Ontario.
Great Britain - Air Mall
Letters, Dec. 16th. Parcels, Dec.
14th
By Surface
Lettere, Dec, 7th. „ Parcels, Nov.
27th,
Europe - Air Male
Letters, Deo. 14th, Parcels, Dec.
12th.
By Surface
Lettens, Nov. 27th. Parcels, Nov,
28rd.
Customs declaration form's must
be filled out and accompany cacti
parcel; call at your local Post
Office for custom declaration be.
tor mailing the Brussels Post Off-
ice to open from 8 a. m. to 6 p, m.
each daj.
ANNOUNCEMENT -
Mr. R. W. Trollop,. President of
the Dominion Automobile Aiasoc-
lotion, announces tate appointment
of Robert R. MOdy to the position of
Executive Assistant to the Pres!.
dent. Mr, lady was formerly Art
sis,ant Sabos Manager, Prior to
Mr. 17dy'e connection wltht the Dom-
inion Automobile Association, ho
enjoyed a successful dual career an
a concert singer in London, Ming.
lana, and in New York, In addition
to being a senior Sales Executive
with LaWson and Jones, Limited of
Canada, More latterly, be
has
been assocciated in an executive
capat'iiy with the Garfield Weston
Interest in India, South Africa, and
lthe United Kingdoni,
WetillesdaY, Noveiinber 17th, 1854
For The Best in TV.
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SEE
EMERSON
and
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Priced from $219.00
eella
J. H. STRETTON
Jewel'ery and Electrical Appliances
Brussels Phone 5x
NOTICE
The November Session of Huron County Council will be held
in Court House, Goderich, commencing at 100 p. m. Mondl%
,November 22nd. 1954. All accounts, or notices of deputatioi *
must be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Novemb-
er, 19th, 1954.
A. H. Erskine,
Clerk, County of Huron,
Goderich, Ontario.
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
RHSLLUERICA.TTON. SHILL HO►VIIEHOLD AND
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIMIS
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sarant..d repair* to an ^,akar of fora dui Ovals
►MONS 77,7 SRUS$(LS. ON?.
BRUSSEL i MOTORS
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALER
SPECIALS
A number of Chevrolets, Pontiac& sa41
Fords, Fully Equipped, as low as $1895.
Also a number of '53 Chevrolet& and
Pontiacs for as low as $1595.
A number of '52 ranging from $1350.
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES OLRVICR DIALER
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