The Brussels Post, 1943-8-11, Page 4e 4,
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Wean flay. August lith, I;14'S
Store,
For Special ;INeeds
Sun Glasses with side pieces .. • • 29c
Ivy Chek for Poison Ivy • . , .. , , • • • • . , . , .. • • • • 50c
Skeeter Siiater, drives away mosquitoes • • .. • .• • • 39c
Rex-Eme, greaseless medicated
Slmbwn Cream • • . 35c and Large Jar 85c
FOR SORE FEET
Dr. Scholl's Zino Pads
25c and 35c
Sani-Ped Foot Powder 40c
Blue Jay Corn
and Protect° Plasters 25c
Rexall C 'n Solvent • • 25c
"It" White Shoe
Cleaner ..., ,. •25c
Dainty Deodorant in
Powder Form 40c
Pocket Combs • •• • • 10c
Larger Combs
Assorted colors ... 20c
Air Mail Writing Pads
100 Large Sheets 35c
.PhotoView .Dost Cards of Brussels
Large Assortment 5c each
Adrienne Chart
Simplifies Selection
of
Correctly Bleiaded
Ensembles
Consult it for Creams
Powder, Lip Stick Etc.
Jar of
Effervescent English
Health Salts
with Tumbler
40c
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TEl •F.PHONE NO. 62
UCIGTf and
STATIONER
TELEPHONE NC). 62
CUT COARSE FOR THE PIPE
Ciur FINE FOR CIGARiTT
Cias
d Ads
For Sale---
Iloneeholl i1 i'nitur-' anti atffeeta
for sale Seturdlay, Angled 21st.
Orval Whitfield
For $a1e--
.1. Ileifer in half
Phone 16-r-0 John 0, Spell.
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For Sale -
v1 Nee about 11 weeks old apply to
13111 Blake Phone -4'2-r«ia
•
For Sale-
; inch, 5 ply endless tractor twit
off threshing machine.
W. B. Iloy Phone 40-1,22 i'"..".e„*-----"*"-°®'.,.. ---..,....^®..
;� Sincere Thank
1
To the voters of Huron
and Bruce who have
mule it passible for me
to represent deem iu the
viilcial Legislature..
John W.
Mthr
For Sales,-
Lady's
ate•-Lady's dark grey suit, size 15;
I lady's navy blue coat, size 33.
Phone 107x
For Sale-
Bicycle equipped with Pow tires, and
new painted.
Phone 45-r-14 \\1r1 Appleby
FOR SALE -
An extension table.
phone 43-r-36
Mr :Margaret Stainttou
Clever Horses
The Sit Marys .Tr urnal•Argus tells
of a farmer a tete miles north-west
of there who has a smart horse
which he has trailed to pull the hay-
fork without a driver Dobbin trolls
along at an eves pace until the fork
trips and drops its load in the mow
and then he reiraee: his stens and
weirs for the rest load. There are,
usually four bundles to each lived
•--�....-L of hay Once is a while there are
five. Dobbin cannot understand this
and when a ,bundle is •needed
the farmer has to give hint 'a pereo-
al start with A. The extra trip, it
11 seems, upsets the bright nag's sense
rof mathematical proportion,
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Finesi
Quality
NOTICE
Lowest j1 Ottawa Rations
All Used Tires 1p New Ruling Is Already In Effect
s
Prices
Owing to gasoline and tire restrictions, R. A. Raid will be at
his Brussels office, in Miss Hingston's Store on the first
and third Wednesday of each month, instead of every
Wednesday as formerly
The sante high-grade expert eyesight service will be main-
tained, and all work is guaranteed.High quailty glasses at low
prices to all.
"See Reid and See Right"
NEXT VISIT WEDNESDAY, August 18th
. A. RE I O
Leading Eyesight Specialist for 2% years.
Brussels Office—Miss Kingston's Store, 1st and 3rd Wed-
nesday afternoons 2.00 to 4:30 p.nt..
Phone 5«for appointment
verso A.'6W t919m5v nimuv'Ya.'11.y+.muselm
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The o; =e of the Better Used Cars
1940 De Luxe Ford Coach
1940 Standard Ford Coach
1937 DeLuxe Ford Coach
'1936 DeLuxe Ford Sedan
1936 Standard Chev. Coach
1930 Model A Ford Coupe
1930 Model A Ford Coach
1929 Model A Ford Sedan
9�uCdG_.1�'udi
G. E. 1.111SE
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At The Cities Service Gas Station
ees
BRUSSELS. `€t A ONTA1 Oj
691
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Hal :Carr of eat
!..I'f r . W.Pats
On Hand
J
D. M. MacTavish
Phone. 46
Used tires and tubes may be pur-
chased only with a tire ration per-
mit similar to that required for new
tires, Munitions aliaister Howe an-
nounced in a new rationing order
designed to conserve dwindling
stocks 01 unused tires as well as
thoee now on the road,
Under a previous order, used tires
end tubes could be bought merely by
filling out a certificate of essential-
ity.
The new order, modeled closely on
the order in effect since May 15th.
1942, set up three classes of °legible
fire buyers and rules nut all other
vehicle owners as ineligible to pur-
chase ally usaable tire or retreading
service. The classes are: "A," "3"
and "C"
Changes Explained
The order does tneee things --
1. It revises the lists of eligible
vehicles. For instance it raises the
rating of certain dentist, optomet-
lists and rnral scholia teaohers, an.l
allows tire -buying prtvi;ogva Lc
farmers who own -a truck, prospect-
ors tor base metals and ori, owners
of moving vans, chain store super-
visors, rural auctioneers, propriet-
ors of trucks delivering newspapars
to dealers, and curtain others.
2. It allows, for first time since
rationing went into effect, the re-
treading of tires for vehicles in
class "0," including farmers, diplo-
mats. rural undertakers, commercial
travelers and others.
3. It, redetinest the trent "author.
!zed dealer" and thus prevents any.
one front selling tiles nr tubes if he
Did not sell at least 75 per cent of
his purhase of tires and tabes to the
Public in the year ended October 31,
1941,
4. It compels every authorized
dealer to retain furn=in tires for 39
days to allow for possible Govern-
ment inspection thus e. dealer will
he prevented from selling tires to a
raitonner whose bites are W17 usable,
5. Tt provides that, except by per-
mit or by legal sales between deal -
ere and maniitaot'tirers, or by sale,
loan, or exchange of the verhihle 1t-
eelf, no person :may buy sir sell,
borrow or lend, give away or re-
ceive as a gilt, mortgage, beater, or
in any way di9pose eta usable tire
or tithe, and it thus prohibits any -
two or 1110re owners from hulking
.blear tires to equip •ne vehicle.
New pirce Ceiling
lectual by lttsltbsr Controller Alan
N. W6i1tiamson, and 2aaettrred to by
Oho: rias :mould *organ of to
1' iswl » 0rq, t►tn new 41601 "0. 110/
all previous tire orders ana rulings
and es►ablished revised schedule
ceiling price of used tire4
t'ar 1Miltau)e ih1 11.1,.1 - popular
Passenger tire, the (120 x 14. ie less
titan 50 per cent down and in usable
conditions, now may be sold fur not
MOM 111:111 $10.1(1. 1'4t mashntnn
plias on the same tire warn 111010
than 50 percent, eat not smooth, Dow
is 97.20; or if smooth or regr meed,
94,30,
Por purpose of the alder, a used
tire is one which Las b"en driven
from 1,000 utiles or mere,
Beirnes ie. Ferguson Reunion
The Betimes sz .!ergueon Reunion
was held at Listowel Water Tower
Park on Monday, Aug. 2n11 with an
attendance of 91 ,'eietives.
Tommy Lucas was preside, t, Jack
Conley, sec., George Campbell and
Ralph Dugias conducted. the sports.
Table committee beim; Wars. Tommy
Lucas, Mrs. Fred Sawyer. Mrs. Geo.
Calupbell and Mrs, halt% Dnglas.
Dinner was served in picnic style
after whic+if a very interes•Sing game
of soft ball was vert 11111011 enjoyed.,
Mrs. Jack Conley and Mrs. Fred
Sawyer were the - captains. Mr.
James Peacock acted as referee
After which the gauze: and contests
were held. Supper was served at 6'
o'clock and oflicees were elected for
194.4 as follows; .Jack Conley, gree.;
Airs, Jack 'Conley, sea.; sports com-
mittee. Mr. Sam 13etrnes and Mr,
Norman Betimes. table committee,
Mrs. Fred ,Sawyer, Airs. Tommy
Lucas, Mrs. George -Campbell, Mrs.
Ralph Duglas, Mrs. Russel Lohr,
Mrs. Piwyn Sommers, Mrs. Joseph
Jack:lin,
A vote of thanks was moved by
James Peocock was moved by
F, Beirnes, to the committee in
charge for the good Lime which had
been enjoyed by all present.
It was decided Nuts it will be
held again In 1944 at the Water
Tower Perk, Listowel.
o Farmers drive
ears less than city
people and get
low rates from
Pilot.
But farmers do
drive.- one unin-
sured accident
could wipe out
your borne or your
savings. Buy the
full protection of
Pilot Automobile
Insurance now.
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We write ansurence.to cover selected'r' in Automobile, Fire, Personal
Property Floater, Burglary, Plato Glass, and other general insurance.
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
l:'ttl:ter D. Bell, -DIA. - C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
Abneln1 nn F ^live Ser --'-r' Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Daily from 9:30 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00
(except Thursday from 9:00 until 12:00)
61c.ti nana.n,.,1s•xwa,.v .,ama.re,.,
MILK CU .
PLEASE l T1 , • .
Ohange In tine of 111,. delivery. commenting Monday,
.tune 21st, intik delivery will hr made in the morning of each week
day. There will NOT be any delivery on Sundays.
The Creamery will he oxen Sunday morning fro n 9 to 10 A.M.
and again in the afternoon from 4 to -5 P.M. for the purpose of
selling milk.
Thank you for your kion co-operation,
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
sr
ela
Good For
M Kinds of
Balaergi
SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT
B'acker Bros.
Phone 6 Butcher Shop
Broisels
Jaek1on's Have e Stock
1941 Fold Tractor Ferguson System on rubber
with Meow pulley and lights. This we believe
is the last used Tractor availableon rubber.
1941 Dodge Coupe small mileage
1936 Ford Coupe
1929 Dodge Sedan -
1927 Chrysler'. Sedan d
1937 Sedan Delivery 'Truck
Team of well thatched Roan Mares rising 5 yrs. old,
weighing 3000 lbs,
L. salad W.
,ac s 'Aot
Phone 161 LL,
rs Ltd.
Listowel, Ont.
ase .vas the Best.
That is 1114y we save neither time nor money in our Efforts
to give you the
BEST EYE SERVICE
that Modern Science can provide
Regular careful attentrort to your eyes will pay you Big
Dividends in Better Visions, More Comfortable Vision, Less
Waste .f Vital Energy
EVERYONE shouldhave their eyes Examined et Least Once
every Two Years. •
Freden lc F. ifmutt
(, PTOMETRIST
Harriston, Phone 118 Bresse.a, Phone 26X
rF}i DISABLED
DEAD or
LIciekly removed in Cletus Sanitary truck.. Pose collect.
72 BRUSSELS
/ift: a Stale Sons Limited
�'wN Clea
a3's;L1r
yss and loses'
Su suer Dresses
Dowt miss noir grat o crm
tas m ty t,; : hazy a good dress
at less than cost.
15 .Dresses, sizes`'12, 14 and
16 only - - $1.00
Rack No. 2 - 40 Women's and
Misses' Sur-nmer Dresses
sizes 12 to 44, Regular $4,50
Special $1.98
Rack No. 3 Women' s• and Misses'
Spun Rayon and T ahiti Cloth
Some 2 -piece Dresses, Regular 5.95
Special $2.98-
-
Growing Girls Sandals in sand
and brown, blue,l redand all sand
Regular 2,79,' sizes 6 tq�:.8 on. ly...
Special $1.98 -
Don't forget to ask foryour sale-slips—For
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A War Savings Stamp Free.
T
AADE S9RE
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Raw
?hone 61 — ; Brussels, Ont.
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family .