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Lovdi Fragfant Cometles
Gifts by
niIand
Gilts /or ;Ladies and Men
Wooden Shaving Bowls, Shaving Lotion,
Perfume, Lavender Soap, Toilet Water,
Lotus Loon Colognes, April Violets
and Soap, Lavender Bath Powder,
Si;i. and Lavendo Meal.
Combination Packages
Beauty P,',F2arations, Complexion Cream,
Cleansing Cream, Cold Cream,
ForP. Pcivder, Rouge and Lip Sticks
A GZict cf -.Ff.7.r,.!'ey's is always appreciated.
F r e Wegest Value Going in Christmas
Cards. See OT.Tir Big Value Assortment of
May Cards in Box 98c
Other Box,.:s at 29c, 49c and 79c
Also Cabinets of Cards in Bulk, New
Designs at 10c, 5 and 2 for 5c
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DRUGGIST ind Rexall Drug Store
STATIONER
Phone 24
4S, 4
Brussels, Ont.
NYLONS — To provide for your Christmas
Needs we have an exceptionally large stock
in splendid assortment.
STATION WAGON COATS — For the
Family in Satin or Gabardine.
LADIES COATS — Smart styles and fine
fabrics $35.75 up.
Girls Coats, Snow Suits, Slacks
at lowest prices.
Smart Jackets for Boys or Men— $4.95 up.
Smartly Packed Linens for Gifts.
For ttNe
AiliLitiNG
Mix your grain with LI
a Purina Cow Chow '
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millomaking ration.
PUNA CO CHOW
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FOP.
RY COWS
To help build dry
cows up for reduced
calving troubles
and extra milk
ahead, feed Purina
Bulkplas and oats
—half and half!
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16filks
BULKY -LAS and OATS
telth, 1950
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For The Early
Christmas Shosiper
We Have A Good Assortment of
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
See Them No
Brussels Creammd Stock Is (:),mple,te
PHONE 22 BRUSSELS
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AUCTION SALE
Lot 20, Con. 4, Morris Tovvnship
1 Mile North, 21/2 Miles West of
Brussels on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11th
(instead of Wed., Dec. 20th)
At 1 P. M.
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NOW! PERRY MASON Seven
Days a Week!
Follow- the thrilling
PERRY MASON each
Daily Detroit Times
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FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Phm. B., R. 0.
Carol E. Homuth R. O.
Mrs. 1-1. Viola Homuth R. O.
Registered Optometrists
Phone 118 Harriston, Ont.
MEMORIALS
rVINGI-Wrl MEMOKIAI., SHOP
famous for
Artistic Memorials
at very reasonable price.
Always a large stock in choicet
granites to chose from
Cemetery lettering a specialty
All modern machinery.
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The Voice Of Temperance —
On November 28th, the citizens of I
Griffis vote on the question as to I'
whether the town is to remain dry as
it has been for 42 years or whether
it is to go wet with the introduction 1
of a liquor store and brewer's ware- I
\
house. One of the arguments of the '
wets is that liquor stores would help -
the tourist trade. The answer to that
For an extra treat, see Erle Stanley
Gardner's famous lawyer -detective
hero in thrilling color, every week
exploits of in PUCK, The Comic Weekly, with
week -day in The Detroit Sun -day Times, starting
comic pages. with this Stinday's (Dec. 3) issue.
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All Ex-R.C.A.F. Aircrew who received their wings as Pliets and who
would be interested in joining an Active Reserve unit In the Goderich
district, write or contact: Chief Flying Instructor, Sky Harbour Air
Services, Goderich, P. 0. Box 309, Phone 1180, and give the following
particulars. Rank upon discharge, number, present age, martial
status, number of complete flying hours to date, and mention number
of flying hours, (if any) since date of discharge. All persons joining
such a reserve unit will receive a minimum of 20 hours flying time
and will be paid $100.00 upon completing the course which consists
of the mentioned flying hours as well as a series of ground lectures.
There Is no cost to members. This will not interfere with one's
regular daily work In any way. This course will permit persons to
obtain new civil pilot licenses If such is desired.
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Horses
1 Bay Horse 4 yr. old 1500 lbs.
1 Meek Horse 7 yr. old 3.400 lb.
Cows
1 Angus and Jersey Cow, 6yr. old, •
due ,Tune
1 Holstein Cow 5 yr. old due June
1 Holstein Cow, 4 yr. old, due Aug.
1 Durham white face Heifer, due
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Phone 17 Brussels
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\'t W invite You To Do Your
Christmas Shopping Early
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argument is given in a statement
eigned by 21 district resort operators.
"One af the greatest attraction Oril-
lia has, to both the hotel owners and
their guests, is the fact that it is one
of the few towns left that is not curs-
ed by the presence of a brewer's
store." God Save Orillia from the
eurse. — .Advt.
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DENT'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Hydro City Shoes and Goodrich Rubbers
for men and boys.
A good assortment of Gloves.
Zippers put on Coats
Shoe repairs done neatly and promptly.
Agents for Armitage Dry Cleaners.
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MISS AMERICA
17 Jewels
Snake Chain
Bracelet
$3750
HAWLEY
17 Jewels
Expansion Band
Brilliant 6 DIAMOND SET $120
W. G. LEACH
The Store for Beautiful Gifts
Jeweller Brussels
1
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CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTION
Nylon Hose, 45-51 gauge $1.35—$1.65 pr.
Lisle Hose full fashioned $1.35 pr.
Printed Pure Silk Scarves, assorted
shades and patterns • • • • • $2.98
Wool Gloves, plain shades, assorted . $1.15
Cotton Fabric Gloves, black • • • • • • $1.30
Imported Kid Gloves, bla. & bro. • $2.98
There is still a good selection of
Hats in felts and velvets
Agent for "Tones” Cleaners & Dyers
Tone up for the Holiday Season at Tones
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Shellubrleation Shell I-1 uusehold and Shell , Petroleum Product,
Geneve! Repair Livestock Opray . Parts and Accescorles
lthone 77-6
Brussels, Ont
AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE
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DMISOSEania
— REPAIRED and RECOVERED --
Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs
Also Rebuild Mattresses
Pick-up and Defivered
Stratford h istering Co.
43 Brunshwicic Street Stratford, Ont.
[ Enquire at —
D. A. RANN
Furniture and Funeral Service
Phone 36 or SS Brussels, Ont.
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Feb, 1st
3 Heifer Calves, June all sucked
1 Jersey Heifer
1 Jersey Calf, male
Swine
1 FIO1V 3 yr. old with 2rd litter
2 sows or ehunks, -weigh 150 lbs.
9 chunks
Poultry
Pullets, Ducks and Bantams
Implements
2 wagons on steel, 1 wagon on rubber
Hay rack, hay loader
Hay rake. mower 6 ft.
Quebec milky -riding Plow .
Gang, Plow walking plow
3 section steel harrows. new teeth
Seed drill 13 hole and grass seed, new
STIOP.5
Biding corn eultivator and bean
I
puller
Spring tooth cultivator
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manure spreader
P.S11:legh Harrow cart
\Hand cutting box
Power 12" rutting box
i 114 IL P. gas engine -
Cream separator fanning mill
Carriage for wood track
Hey fork 90 ft. rope
Hand force pump for shallow well
Doable eet team harness, stngle set
Set wood hames with balls
4 collars. 1 iron collar
Pulleys, shovels and etc.
Wheel barrow. Model T Sedan
About 1 acre of cob corn standing
Set sling ropes, 14 ft. log chain
Chicken Brooder Stove (coal)
Hay. straw, Oats, Barley and Rye
Quantity of wood.
Household Effects
New steel bed and springs
New inner springs and mattress
Coal and woad cook stove
Coal end wend stove (old)
Round kitchen table
2 5011ArP kitchen table chairs
Linoleum. side board, sinks
Presserwash stand
2 day beds and mattresses
Folding bed and mattrOss
Single bed and mattress
Battery rutin. 2 clocks
Some canned fruit
,Thrs and crocks, eeviing machine
Leather covered rocking chair
Snipe dishes and quilts
Terms Cash
FARM --50 sores more or less, no
bush, fair fenees, about 2 acres of
swarep. 1 gond shallow a'e11 in lane,
and also in barn, lots of water
for winter, gond well in woodshed
ebnut 25' deep dug, 7 ronin frame
house, bank barn 40 x 60, fair roof,
12 x 25 lien house, new gee] traek,
cnrringe. rope and trip rope for
slings, 21 acres plowed more or less,
Sold subject to reserve bid, terms
merle known day of sale,
Arnold Stephens, Prop,
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
CEMENT
BLOCKS
Irrunedia.te delivery
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PRODUCTS
Phone 44: Seaterth
You will find the Selections Better Now
than later on, when the Christmas Rush is
in full swing. And you'll find the prices
now, as always, Lower at The Arcade
Stores. Use our Lay -Away Plan. A small
deposit will hold it until.Christmas.
Women's Wool Plaid Housecoats • $12.95
Women's Chenille Housecoats (Assorted
Colors)
Wom sn's Nylon Slips
(with lace trCrn) $3.95
Women's Sulette and Formula Slips $3.00
Full -Fashioned Nylons (latest winter
shades with picture heels) $1.29 to $2.25
Women's and Children's Pure Wool -
Mitts and Gloves 75c up
Women's All Wool and Part
Wool Hose • • $1.49 up
Women's Plastic Aprons ••
69c up
Large Selection of Men's and
Boys' Plaid Shirts $2.15 up
Men's and Boys' Lined and
Unlined Dress Gloves • • • • $2.25 up
Men's and Boys' All Wool
Plaid Jackets .
$12.95 up
Men's and Boys' Parkas • • •• • • • • $9.50 up
Men's and Boys' Station Wagon Coats,
Wool quilted linings $15.95 up
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Hockey Uniforms Made To Order,
Come In And Inquire About Prices.
Special Discount For Clubs.
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Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
Phone 61
Brusseis, Ont.
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