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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-10-21, Page 811 1141 BRUSSFJ S POST Wednesada, October 21st, 1242 ail Paper for- Fail Decoratiaik We have a splendid assortment of Papers in stock tO choose from at most reasonable prices. We also have just, now, , o several patterns we are clearing out at Reduced Prices,,,,., ALSO HAVE— Martin-Senours Enamels, Paints and Varnishes. Floor War, Furniture Polish n., Gifts For Soldiers Pen and Pencil Sets, Leather Bill Folds, Stationery Portfolios, Bachelor Lavender and Gardenia Toilet Sets, Gillette Razors and Blades, Photo Frames, Men's Size Facelle Cleansing Tissues and other appropriate things. Vitamins for Resistance And Good Health A B D & G Capsules $1.00 Cod Liver OR Tablets 75c Halibut Liver Oil Capsules $1.00 Fortified A and D Cod Liver Oil $1.00 bots. Wampole's Extract Cod Liver Oil $1.00 Iran and Yeast Tablets Bottle of 100 , 79c Purtest Cod Liver Oil 8 oz bottle 75c F. R , SMITH DRUGGIST and 11/ 1�r•' STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 �.. TELEPHONE NO, 62 Meat Left -overs For Thrifty Meals i�s•'v.q,s Described by Mrs, Christine Fred- erick, au•thority on household off icieney, in. the American Weekly with this Sunday's (October 25) is- sue of the Detreit 'Sunday Times. Also you'll fin recipes for four guaiac olds English dishes which many an American soldier sow in England will taste any, want when he comes back home after the war. Be sure to get Sunday's Detroit Times. Morris The sale of Wan. Speir and D. M. MeeTabish, Morris, was a gen:d suc- cess. uccess. The proprietors .-wish to thank the purchasers and wish them 1^J' Good For All Kinds of Baking SOLD I'N BRUSSELS AT Baeker Bros. Phone 6 Butcher. Skop ressets NOTHING MATTERS NOW BUT VICTORY! Finest Qua/ rty Lowest Prices THE FINEST EYESIGHT SERVICE YOU EVER HAD( No hit and miss methoais here. Your eyes are *droughty examined by Mr. Reid and you are told the truth about them. Twenty-five year's experience in optometry alone h your guarantee of satisfaction. R. A. REID,• R. 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Brussels Office in Miss Hiengaton's Store. _Theme 51 Th EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FROM 240 to 4:30 P.M. Have you had your EYES EXAMINED within) the lent two years? Everyone both old and young should have their Eyes Ex- ained at least once every two years to make sure that the Delicate Eye Mechanism is functioning priperly without an excessive waste of Nerve Energy. Neglected Eyes often develop Serious Errors , that could have been detected and easily corrected in their early stages. Don't neglect "The Only Pair of Eyes you'll ever Have" Write or Phone for appointment Harriston Office open every day except Thursdays. ' Brussels Office open Second Thursday each Month. Frederick, F. Homutii Phm. B., R. 0. Eyesight Secialist Harriston, Phone 118 Brussels Phone 26X Letters to the Editor —x— Clinton, October 16th, 1942 Canada's Third Victory Loan is to be introduced on October 19th. Six months ago, the people of Huron oversubscribed their objective by $297,250. In the First Victory Loan, our people gave leadership to the Dominion) by raising their full quota in six and a half days. Such is the record of Huron County, a proud a;chdevernent and one that I know will be maintained in the days im- mediately ahead. In snaking an appeal to support the Victory Loan. Campaign., I feel that I am endorsing the men' of Dieppe, supporting our grand young men of the Air Force, the Navy and all branches of His Majesty's Forces; thousands of whom have gone from the County of Horan to take their Place in Britain's Guard of Honour. I pay tribute to the Huron County National War Finance Committee for the time and effort they have devoted towards building up a capable and efficient organization. I appeal to the citi- zens of Huron to give their full support to Canada's, Third Victory Loan. L. E. Cardiff, M.P. Huron North October 17, +912 Dear Editor: Regarding the Victory Loan, •awe have something to say to our fellow farmers 'throughout Huron !County. This is our War and our Government is finding it necessary to raise '••unr Precedented sums of money to prosecute it as we demand, They have two sources of revenue, 'tax- ation and borrowing from Canadian citizens. Victory positively neces- sitates voluntary sacrifice, both of life and the giving up of things we want.Should we fail to win the war, your farms, your homes, your investments and your savings as wen as the, products of your labours will be Iiidller's prize, Your sacri- fice now will mean freedom later and your pum akee of Victory Bonds now will mean Money to use when the war is wan. Some imaginethat the smaller Bonds are unimportant but it is to secure these that we have Victory Loan, drivee. Do not leave It all to the ,big fellow; there are not enough of them; this time every Person's help is needed. Should you fail to lenld to the fullest extent of your ability, you have failed to do your part for Victory; you have failed to support the armed forces; you have failed to , do what yon alone can do to protect your home, your family and your ,investment in Canada. Lend for Victory; Buy a Band„ be it small or large and let your ability and conscience be your guide, The Huron County Federation of Agriculture. A. W. Morgan, President. 00 Octolber 19th Canada's Third Victory Loan was launched, The minimum objective in terms of money is 750 million dollars, but the goal is "Every Canadian to the limit of his ability" -.buying bonds either from cash, from accumulated savings, or by in'statments each week or month. •Suecees calls for personal sacrifioe on the part of every Canadian, The signal to go out and to do' the biggest financial task of all times ,has been given, It is up to all of us to do our fair share. WORK . . SAVE . , . LEND. Patriotism, love of freedom, de - Used Cars - Case Products Massey Harris Mower Deering Sulky Rake 3 -furrow Cockshutt Plow 13 -Spring tooth, Cultivator 1935 Ford V-8 Sedan 1930 Model A Coupe 1929 Model A Coach IG. E. NURSE At The Cities Service Gas Station BRUSSELS • ONTARIO GROCERY SPECIALS) Comfort Lye • . • .••...•••..••••• • , • , • .. • • • • 2 tins 19c Maple Leaf Soap Flakes • • • • • per pkg 19c Newports ...................................per pkg 19c, 25c, 39c Libby's Grapefruit Juice • . • • • • • • 2 tins 23c Epsom Salts • •• ...... .. •• •• .. • • •• • ••• • • • . 5 ib 25c Ode* Soap , •-• . 3 bars 23c Swansdown Cake Flour • ... ••••• •••••..•••••• •••• • • • per pkg 33c Junket Tablets . per pkg, 15c Kkovah Health Salta • • •••• .. - • • . • • .. • . • • • .. per tin 59c & 29c Moody's Water Glass • ..•••••.•....•-••••••.. • • • • • • • • . •...• • . ••••.. per tin 15c EIibott's Economy Store Phone 55 Brussels 1. ii eci fia�id Sio4e PHONE 1j." - Breus 'I--. SPECIALS FOR—THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY XN O Giant Sze 55c Aylmer Catsup ..•• 2 bottles . , . •• • • • 29e Pineapple Marmalade • small jars ... • ••••• • •.....• • • 19e Schneider's Pure Mince Meat • .. , . ..• , .. • • . 27c Maple Leaf Tomatoes . Canala !Dry Ginger Ale Grape Nuts Flakes •••• 2 bottles • • .. • • 55c large size . 2 for 25c Quick Quaker Oats ............per pkg - Castle Floor Wax • •• • • .. per 1 lb can Eddy's Redbird Matches •••• • ... •••• . • • ... 3 boxes Lasco Cleanser .. per tin .. Pure Castile Soap large size ... 5 bars 27c 29c , . 25c Kleenex Tissues • • .. • • • .•••• • .. • •••• 2 pkgs • • • • • • . • • 25c Neilson's Cocoa ••.••..•••••••••• 1 ib tin ...•• 29c Savoy Custard Powder ...............per tin • • .. 27c Interlake Toilet Tissue 3 rolls • • • ... • ... • • ••••••• • • • 25c Lewis A. Rur•eU votion to decency ,and fair play .. these things are not yet issued on the surrender of a coupon, What is your share? . What is my share? Let us think before we speak. May I leave the suggestion! With you that the most we can do is the least we should do. NOTHING MATTERS NOW BUT VICTORY Yours sincerely, W. H. G{oldiag, M.P. L• E. Cardiff, M. P., and Hugh Hill, will speak over 0.K.N.X. at 1 P. M. Saturday, Their discussion should be of interest to all citizens, particular- ly their fellow farriers. St. John's Guild The Women's Guild of St. John's ,Church met .in the vestry on Tues- day, Oct. 13 with a good attendance. Mrs. G. Davis was in charge. Rev. M. F. Oldham conducted the Devotional Period With a Seripture Lesson and Prayer. General business was trans -- acted. It was decided to meet at the hone of Mrs. Harvey Bryan and repair the choir surplices. It was decided to invite the Laymen of the Dean c3' for their Annual Banquet S November. Lunch was served. BUY WAR BONDS (NOW 1 41111111111 Boys' All Wool, Blue Breeches Sizes 26 to 34, Special $2.98 1 Boys' Penman's Wool Mixture Golf Socks, all sizes, Special 49c. Men's 8 oz. Denim Overalls and Smocks all sizes, Special a garment $1.98 New Shipment of Women's and Misses' Dresses, Sizes 12 to 52,°$3.95 to 10,95 Children's Cotton Ribbed Hose Sizes 52 to 10, 25c Just Received -A Shipment of Pure Irish Linen Tablecloths, all sizes Don't forget to ask for your sale-slips—For $10.00. worth of these we give you A War Savings Stamp Free. THE ARCADE STORE Phone 61 ~- -- Brussels, Ont. Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Funny