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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-1-24, Page 4To Cofltrol C�!cls VITAMINS— Halibut Liver Oil Capsules ABD&G Capsules • • •••• • $1, 00 Yeast and iron Tablets,, bottle of 100 79c Multiple Capsules . , $1.50 Percod Capsules • •• 75c Plenamins, contain Iron and Liver Ext, .$1.75 Puretest Cod Liver on 75c bottles Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Large Bottles • $1.00 COLD PREPARATIONS— Cherry Bark •• • 35c Bottles Bronchial Syrup • .• .. 50c Vick's Vapo Rub • • • 50c RexaIl Nose and Throat Drops ..••• • . , 25c Chest Rub .... 25c & 50c Green Cough Syrup . 50c Tasteless Cod Liver Compound with Creosot' . $1.00 M ed icne Chest Needs Hydrogen Peroxide . • .... • • 25c Tincture Iodine 25c and 35c Lin -a -Septic 50c Linament . • • • • • Absorbent Cotton 1 oz. pkgs Gauze Bandage • . • • Adhesive Plaster 1/2 inch. x 5 yds. .• • 150 ?bc 15c FOR COLORING-- Diamond OLORING—Diamond Dyes .. 15c pkg Tintex 15c pkgs Rif .. .. • 15c pkgs DYtda 2 pkgs 25c Sunset Dyes .. 15c HOUSEHOLD NEEDS — Heavy Wax Paper 50 ft. Roll • .•• 17c Four Square Furniture Polish ... 45c Floor Wax ....•••• 45c tins Pure Castile Soap .. • ... 2 cakes 111c F. R. SMITH iditneu Steen TELEPHONE NO. 62 - -- DiRUGGI f and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 THE BRUSSELS POST 1 ...Cit -..--••--^=IJ ,. WILLIAM SPINCE Estate Agent Conveyancer and Commissioner GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET, — — ETHEL, ONT. BELL & BENSON BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public Elmer D. Bell,-B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A. (Absent on Active Service) BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS Mr• Benson in attendance Saturday afternoons. Office open daily from 9 --to— 5 30 ITS DOWN TO ZERO in the Cold Storage Locker Room of the Brussels Creamery. The Locker Service Is Now Open For Business. BRUSSELS CREAMERY PHONE 22 4'.Flisk w ,far 20000 TONS OF WASTE PAPER ARE REQUIRED EVERY MONTH FOR VITAL WAR NEEDS e BABY OIt KS and Started Puliets --up to 4 weeks Large S. C. White Leghorns Stock 100. per cent blood tested. Walter Rose PoultryFarm--Phone 38x r3 "ern' 311101111111111 'his Cac Nut Coke, BestlSize Clean ' Car Sun KingEgg Coal Theseburn good mixed, and we advise you to order at once as fuel is likely to be very scarce. ^� We can deliver what ever you want from either car. Shippers would not accept orders for Coke. D. N. McDonald Phone 77 Brussels, Ont. 'We FEED by Watt's of Palmerston Choiceteria Laying Mash • • • $2.75 Hatching Ration Choiceteria • • • • • • • • $3.30 Hatching Concentrate, 32% protein • • $4.90 Local dealers Walter Rose Poultry Farm --Phone 38xr3 Stuart Henry, Veteran, Told Of Experiences At Lions' Luncheon Four New members Join Wingham• Lions Club Friday Night A regular Lions' luncheon, was held at the Queen's, Diving. •Roomsht lag Fria. , .day evening, The teatime of the evening was the admission of foul' new members to the Club. At the requeast of President Wilf, French Past President Hal. Maclean con- ducted the initiatimr aerenlenles assisted by Past. President Fred :Spry, Lion Ed. Gibson, chairman of the Mleinbership ;Commhittee present- ed the new Cubs, Stewart Beattie, Jack ,Reavie, Wilford Cruickshank and Murray Johnson. Lion Hai- out - tined the alma of Lionlem and Lion Pred read' the code ethics. Lion Conor Haselgrone presented the 7 ions' emblem, to each new member. The Lions' soar was given to honour of the occasion, Guests of the Club were Pte. Ste. Wednesday, Januaa'y 24ih, 1:845 WANTED. LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS also GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS BEST PRICES PAID Before you sell any poultry phone the Export Packers. We will call at your place for any quantity or you can bring them to us. Export Packers PHONE 70x BRUSSELS wart Henry, Lion Jas. Ittukeaa of — ' C,oderieh and Mr. Lorne Mortem f,[ Toronto. President, President, Wilt. intnodue••' '' t i` ;+s• ad. the guest of the Evening, Pte. • Stewart Henry and, stated that he NOTICE felt that the Club was honored by h. the presence of Pte. Henry. Stewart MMISIMIM.MaS•••••.'"�w. addressed the Club telling of his +, experiences in. Prance and being wounded near Caen. He was flown to England and later entered St. Dur stan's. He praised the fine trainiiug given there for blinded veterans. lie had taken the training in typing and explained the pro- cedure, He hoped. to take up tele- 1 phone ,operating at the branch of St. Duns,tan's in Toronto. Jte exhibited ibis watch given him by the head of St. Dur,stan's in Dnglamtl. It was examined by all the Lions after the ' meeting and it is so arranged that the time can be .readily ascertained by touch. He incited questions by the Lions. There were about 700 veterans at the headquarters, In England and of these about 12 were Canadian. A wide choice of courses was hoffheredextending from chicken farming, to typing. Courses usually lasted tram six months to one and a half yeaas. He expressed, his thanks to the. Lions, for kindness extended to him. Hearty appreota ; Tion of his remarks was given by the Club. —Wtnglram Advance -Times 8UY WAR SAVING STAMPS. • 1 i When is a Dollar Not a Dollar? When awe* buy a dollar -1i worth of goods! Far instance, compared to Present-day standard, your dollar of the last war was worth, nota dollar ... but sometimes loos ti ea0.. if eaewirea, wife went marketing is 1911, hid to port with Otle fits fseri'eggd jar of jags wieisli you buy fo-day for . • . Dai t winterunderwear eat him leekma.• osiniperami $ %be mold `sy itforto-day. %egos lot mese fir veer weal NQYY � ... hooses* price ceilings and *lair anti-inflationary measures Iwo la* fhevalue cf'r dollar HIGH lies why it will pay pow la we ihataalish spending ondarminee Friss woad h Canada. Rsm.mIaf goo rut* Ywr dsllarb warily when you tae your amain wholly `7 whs. vow pay eiusits� , • . rsfua to buy mains luxuries... 'ion Wok aweigh swath/4 .. sect dont hoard goods. /ilak7e. of dS'Uy I promise to sive sop support M the dee will observe dm°OJy'.L.t 1 Reed. I ma- ims goods at set. I wilt pay colling whether of old delve, save for tbr hate., homes la Victory Bonds suss liar Sating. Conifry. ,. A. I will wrpp oet teem which help i.wSi i. am el Hulas. re e4 pt P044! 'ma440: xg1DI*:Y � TAWo) 4d1*MittiseO.N►r�sr.t res.w_Mfri..ss.t+.t r. Nadi* /4 THE narwroto • COMPLETE EYESIGHT SERVICE Rim' HERE IN imams. EYES EXAMINED a — GLASSES FITTED Mr. Reid has been combs, to Brussels for 10 years and COM girl yOli perfect satisfaction and eye comfort u be is dose for thousands of others in this district, "SEE REV) AND SEE RIGHT." R. A. REID Stratford's Leading Optometritlt Over 25 years. Phone. 51 Miss Hngston's Storeior Appointment. g. jawitolvffittow: MOW. clicmift 011~11100411101V.: An'llitMeAMIVOIVAKAIMI re -Stock Taking SALE There are still a few Misses' One Piece and Two Piece Dresses AT HALF PRICE 14 Women's and Misses' All Wool HEAVY TWEED COATS regular $2.50, Special $25.00 12 Misses' Alpaca Skirts regular $2.98, to clear $1.98 7 only, MEN'S OVERCOATS sold regular lap to $27.50, in meltons and tweeds, Special $19.95 No war savings stamps will be given with above items. During this Special Sale. Just Arrived ---in the newest Spring patterns Prints, Broadcloths, Spun Rayons and Seersuckers --- our advice is to come in now while the selection is good. Men's long high Rubber Boots sizes 6 to 10, $3.25 Wofnen's Fur Trimmed Cossack Style Velvet Overshoes, sizes 4 to 7 %, $4.95 Don't Miss This Great Sale! Don't forget to ask for your sale slips—For $14.00 worth of these we give you A War -Savings Stamps Free. THE ARCADE STORE UMW Via, Phone 61 aim Brussels, Out Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family f133333M330i