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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1943-2-24, Page 8f ebruary Values Kruschen Salts --after being without for some time New Stock has just arrived 75c pkg Mead's Pablum 45r, Broadway Poitfolios of Writing Paper and Envelopes • 35c Rexall Bronchial Syrup—Helps .break up congestion 6' and Relieves Colds • , , 50c bottles Saccharin Tablets—bottle of 100, 1/4Gr. Tablets . • ..• • • • 25c A S A Cough Drops • • • Rexall Tasteless Extract Cod Liver Compocnd Fortfted with Vitamin D . $1.00 bottle Face -Elle Men's Size Cleansing Tissues Extra Heavy .......• 25c pkg Gillette Blue Razor Blades ••••.. • .. . pkg of 5 • - " , -•••• .. 25c Recall Kidney and Badder Pills ... , 50c Puretest Extract of Malt with Cod Liver Oil • . - . • • •- • • 65c F. R, SMITH TELEPHONE NO. 62 •7ia.re DRUGGIST and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 TENDERS F Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the painting of the walls and ceiling, also the varnish- ing of the woodwork of the Court Room, Goderich, Ont. Particulars can be obtained at the office of the .ter County Clerk. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders, to be in the hands o1 the 'County Clerk not later than 12 o'clock uoon, Feb. 25th, 1943. 'N. W. MILLER County Clerk, AdvertisingvRates ••••••••-7,1 . i classified Ads., - 25c Ordered by telephone or charged 35c Y Card of Thanks 50c Local Readers - 50c 1 Social Evventf'`.Ep0c up In Memoriam - 50c The Brussels Post $1.50 per Year Finest Quality THE FINEST EYESIGHT SERVICE YOU EVER HAD. No hit and miss methods here. Your eyes are tltoronghly examined by Mr. Reid and you are told the truth about them. Twenty-five year's experience in optometry alone is your guarantee of satisfaction. Lowest Prices R. A. REID, R. 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. Brussels Office in, Miss Hingston'e Store, Mime 51 EVER? WEDNESDAY AF rERNOON FROM 2:00 to 4t30 P.M. THE BRUSSELS POST " __ Now Having Installed Locker System for Meat Persons wanting to ,store meat kindly have the Same wrapped in wax paper and supply own padlock. • East Huron Produce Emporium Brussels, Ont. Phone 66 Price Board Facts Of Wartime Interest Your questions will be aaswere9 by the Women's Regional Advisory Committee to ti/_+ Consumer BCanch, Wartime Prices and Trade Board' and should be sent to 291 Dundas street, London. Q.—I expect to be visiting my daughter in Peterborough during the last two- weeks of February. Could you tell me what to do about grating a new ration. book A.—You can apply at any dlstri- bitting centre in Peterborough for a new book, providing of course that you present your old book with the postcard at the back properly filled out. Q.—We have a small house on our farm property and rent it to a man who works in town. Do we come under the rent control regulations? A.. -Yes. The only property ex empt from the regulations is that used strictly for farming purposes. Q.—Can I buy a $190 secondhand hayloader on the time -payment r+lan,be 1 have a trade-in worth $50 and would like to apply this as a down. payment, A. —You can buy the hayba'ler on tittle, but you must pay one-third down in cash, in this case, the cash down -payment would be $50 The amount of the trade•in is then deducted and the balancs must be paid within twentyfoar months. Q• -4n marketing some of our" farm produce we are not sure what constitutes a fair price ceiling. Could you tell us where we could get this information? A.—This information ma,;, be obtained from any local office of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board ,Q.—When I went to buy a tea - kettle the other day, trite merchant asked 750 for a granite kettle which used to cost 69s. Do pots and pans come under the price ceiling, A.—Yes. If the samekettle cost 69c and was that store's highest price for the utensil during the basic period, September 15 -October 11, 1941, then your merchant should not charging more now. If you will ..MINIW .fir CREAM PRODUCER BRING OR SEND YOUR CREAM TO BRUSSELS CREAMERY• _____ .__---. Art e s �`--v_:.:-------50071,1 R TIc' . " ,,.......n., ----. SOLD Bae Phone 6 wood For All Kinds of Baking IN BRUSSELS AT .era roc. Butcher Shop Brussels .,� The Home of the Better Used Cars 1941 Dodge De Luxe Sedan 1940 Ford DeLuxe Coach 1938 Ford Coach 1931 Chev. Coach Massey -Harris 6 -foot Mower Massey -Harris Manure Spreader • If in need of ,a car BUY NOW. G. E. NURSE At The Cities • Service Gas Station: •. BRV$SE1,S. ONTARIO ;; Wednesday, F ohruary, 2411i, 1943 AN 9 1 A L LEAD ED .}uickly removed m Clean Sanitary truck.. Phone collect, 72 BRUSSELS William Stone Sons Limited please send full detalis to the near, est Prices Board office, your com- plaint will be investigated im- mediately. ETHEL IVIr. Norman Wain, Allenfm•tl, is relieving station -agent, while Mr, Hewitt is having a few holidays. Sgt. Cecil Bateman visited one flay last week in the village, while on a visit to his home in Listowel, before going to Trenton to take a course there. Mdss Edythe Speirau, nurse -in - training, at Hamilton, accompanied by a girl friend wac visiting for several days with Alex and Mrs, Speiran, We are glad to see Miss Shirley Thompson out alter a week's illness with the "grippe." Several of the school pupils haie been quite ill with a sore throat, which seems to be quite prevalent. Week end guests—Mrs, Bert Lake and IVliss Dorothy of Hamilton; Lorne Vodden, wireless operator, Lachine, Quebec; Mrs, L. J. Sinclair, Misses Viola Turnbull and Isobel Barton and Mr, Hanley Balmier, all of Hamilton; Miss Elsie Franklt:s of Atwood Mr. W. McCreath was borne to Iiinc.ardine over the week end The sympathy of the community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Currie of Atwood, in their b'reave• meta in the loss of Mrs. Currie's moldier, who was well known here, :having lived here for some time. The Presbyterian Church intend to have a banquet on March 19th. This was decided at the annual meeting held on Monday afternoon. Congratulations are due Mr. and Mrs Bruce Hyde of London (nee Doris Gill) upon the birth 0f.a son recently. W. J. Sharpe, who has been suffer- ing from inflammatory rheumatism, is again able to get around, we are glad to report. Ho is residing at Ethel under the care of Dr. Rich- mond a•l present,' Robert Bowman, Brussels, ' with a staff of local volunteer helpers, 11i vs. 1'lTardla•w, Mrs. Snell, Mrs. Jardine, T. C Wilson and J. 11. Fear distributed No, 2 ration books to the people of the village at the office of Mr. Fear on Wednesday t from 9:00 a.ni. to 5:00 p.m; I•Ianley Eckmier, Cninih-Tthhard, Mrs. L. Sinclair, Miss Isobel Barton, Mrs, Bert Lake and Mae, all of - Hamilton, Loin Vodden, of the R. A F., Montreal, Mr. and Mri L. A. Wardlaw, Distowel, with Ethel friends; Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Snell and Mrs, Alex Pearson, in Ais`owel; Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Hewitt, with their daughter, Mary, in London. The progressive euchre held i0 the Royal Hotel and sponsored by tate west group of the War Workers was a grand success. The east group intends holding one at a Iater date. ~ BLYTH Kicked by Horse Calvert Falkoner was kicked hi the face by one of his horses while in the bush. He was- rendered aa. conscious' for some time, i but bap fully recovered. Attend Hockey Game. The following hockey enthusiasts went to Stratford on Tuesijay to see the Junior O.IIA. play-off between Stratford and Brantford, D. A. Rano, W. ,S• Scott, Jack Lowe, Ross Law- less, Jack Riley, Alex Anderaoe. Richardson and M. Wineberg. BORN FISCdi1R--fin Grey Township. on Monday, Feb. 22nd, 1949; to Mr. and Mrs, Wilford Fischer—a son. • Misses' 2 -Piece c I i l t Dresses, Special $4.95 10 pair of Ibex Flannelette Blankets Sizes 54x70, Special $2$9 15 Pair Wooltex Blankets, Satin Bound in blue, gold, peach, special $10.95 'pr. Baby's Heavy Flannelette Blankets Large Size, Special 98c. Men's Knee Boots, Sizes 6 to 11, S;pe a $2.25 Boy's Knee Boots, Sizes 1 to 5, Special $1.98 Don't forget to ask for your sale-slips—For $10.00 worth of these we give you A War Savings Stamp Free. THE ARCATE STORE mom ommomm.. Phone 61, Brussels, Ont. Store, Wide Bargains for the Whole Family.