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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-8-8, Page 4•ftehssmesssassaa.u.s••••••••••......." The Rexa11 Store Fly -Kit l lb. Bottles 50c % lb. Bottles 30c Wilson's Fly Pads 10c pkg. Genuine TThermos Bottles $1.25 Sun Goggles 29c and 35c Grape and Lemon llealth Salts 50c Glos-Krene, nor(-:jreaseless hair cream 40c Saccharin Tablets, save on sugar 25c v.iais Elkay's White Shoe Polish, large bottle 25c: Blue Jay Corn or Callous Pads e-1 Wonder White China Cement 25c 25c Foreign Mail Stationery yr 50c Velour Powder Puffs r 1 5c Waxed Paper 50 ;eel. pkgs. Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 17c 30c Bottte^ F. R SMITH DRUGGinT and 441. -0,...0,0 -Seam STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 — TELEPHONE NO. 62 • AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES' Aylmer FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS, 1945 Clifford tnbro August Exeter lienors Aug. 23, 24 forest Ridgetown Aug. 27-29 Galt Welland Aug. 29 -Sept. 1 Kincardine Almente Aug. 29 -Sept. 1 Listowel Elmira .............. Aug. 30 -Sept. 1 & 3 'Midland September 1 • 8 Mildmay Sept. Neustadt 1 & 8 Paisley Parkhill Seaforth 20, 21 Shedden ....„•••_ 19 Stratford 17-19 19.22 21. 22 17 19. 20 18, 19 20-22 20, 21 19, 20 20-23 13. 19 21, 22 17. 18 21 Brampton Brighton 5 Dryden 7, 8 Durham 6, 7 Fergus7. 8 Georgetown 7, 8 Wiarton 20. 21 Perth 6-8 Port Perry 1 & 3 September 24 - 29 Tavistock 7, 8 Sept. Sept. 10 - 15 Arthur 35, 26 Sept. Atwood 28 29 .Acton 14, 15 Dungannon 27, 28 Blyth 13, 14 Harriston, 27. 28 Chesley 14. 15 Lucknow 26, 26 Coldwater 13, 14 Mitchell 25 26 Cookeville 14, 15 Owen Sound Sept. 29, Oct. 1. 2 Dresden _ 11-13 Port Elgin . 28. 29 Dundalk 13. 14 Hanover 12, 13 October Kirkton 12, 14 Bayfield 9, 10 Lindsay 12-15 Chatsworth 4. 5 Lion's Head 12, 13 Morrie 5, 6 Merlin ........._ 13, 14 St. Marys 4. 5 Milverton 13, 14 Teeswater 2, 3 Mount Forest 10, 11 Tiverton 1. 2 New Hamburg 14, 16 j Palmerston 14, 15 November Strathroy 10-12 Nov. V, lkerton (Christmas Fair) .... 21, 22 WIngham (Horse Showl ............. 1 Sept. September 17 - 22 ARMY TYPE TRUCKS FOR FARMERS AUCTION SALE to be held at QUEENS PARK, LONDON, ONT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10th Commencing at 10 A. M. These trucks, which have been declared surplus by the armed services .tn War Assets Corporation Will be sold ONLY to bona fide farmers, bearing a certificate to this effect from thea county Federation of Agriculture secretary. The duction sale will be conducted by the War Assets Corporation co•operall oss with Ontario Federation of Agriculture. A representative of the Ontario Highways Department will be oft hand to issue transit Licenses to those purchasing trucks THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, August Stb, 1945 WARNING! VICTORIA VANCOUVER NEW WESTMINSTER WINNIPEG HAMILTON TORONTO OTTAWA HULL No person may move to and rent or occupy family quarters in any of these congested areas without a permit from the Administrator of Emergency Shelter. Before maldng arrangements to vacate your present home, be sure that you have other accommodation and a permit to occupy ft. Applications for permits should be addressed to the Administrator of Emergency Shelter in the area to which you plan to move. Every person who rents or occupies family quarters in any of these districts contrary to the order, commits an offence and, in addition to other penalties, will be required to vacate the shelter and the district at his own expense. (Inroad wader the aathamlly ai ar 8mergeuir Shelter Regulations, Order -in -Council P.C. 9439, December 19, 1944). ES -6N • No Hot Dogs On Meatless Days Hot dogs and hamburgers are In- cluded among the casualties of the meatless day program in Canada and rosy not be served at any public function on Tuesdays or Fridays. according to the regional office of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. They may not be sold at roadside stands. served in restaurants or offered for sale 'at carnivals fairs or any similar functions. Meatless days were inaugurated recently as part of administration is advising beeiteepera the national meat conservation to retain sufficient supplies of honey program. from their own production for feeding • Purposes. Sugar will not be granted to persons who keep bees for a hobby for producing honey for their own use. Sugar For Beekeepers To help conserve the low supplies or sugar in Canada sugar will' not he a,lowed beekeepers for feeding purposes unless they produce honey ile sale and are registered with. the ration administration. Ths maxim- um allowance will be 15 pounds per ,.elcny and no sugar will be available for Spring feeding, The ration E -Y -E -S R. A. REID EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Coming to 'r : r ssels Former patients and new fplends welcome! An except?to1•r, opportunity to have your eyes examined and proper glasses fitted by an expeprt, well-known all over this district! Complete eye- sight service to all at moderate coat. Mr. Reid comes regularly to his Brussels office and has fitted thousands of people with glasses, giving peprfect satisfaction and eye comfort to all. Wednesday Afternoon, August 15' 1.30 to 5:00 p.m. Office in Miss Hingston's Store Please make appointments with Miss Hingston, phone 51 "See REID and See Right" An English paper puulishes this advertisement: I or Sale; Baker's business; good trade; large oven; present owner been iu it for seven years; good Ieason for leaving." tcc "Self -Propelled" Another Move Forward for Agriculture New developments in machinery have always had a marked effect upon farm- ing. The reaper, the binder, the tractor and power farming equipment, and the combine all have helped farmers do their work easier, quicker and more profitably. The latest development in farm equip- ment, the self-propelled combine per- fected by MASSEY-HARRIS prior to the war, has revolutionized harvesting. It has also opened up new possibilities to the implement engineer for developments in other types of farm machinery that will bring increased advantages in the saving of time and labor: With the MASSEY-HARRIS self-pro- pelled combine, one man with the grain tank model can harvest sixty acres and upwards in a day. Costs are less, too, because one motor operates the mecha- nism and propels the machine. Grain is saved, none being !stocked down and shelled in opening the field. Anyone who can drive a car can learn to operate a self-propelled combine. Good farm management employs the advantages of modern equipment to speed up the work, save labor, increase production and lower production costs. It is easier to farm profitably with good equipment, Your local dealer will be glad to give you full particulars about' the self-propelled combine and other RRI machines in the MASSEY-HAs line engineered and built to meet the needs of modern farming: MASSEY-HARRIS COMPANY LIMITED BUILDERS OF GOOD FARM IMPLEMENTS SINCE 1 8 4 7 Mid Summer Clearance. on DRESSES Lot No. 1 Women's and Misses' one and two piece, DRESSES -Sold regular $5.95 — Special $3.95 Lot No. 2 Women's and Misses' DRESSES Sold regular $7.95 — Special $4.95 Lot No. 3 Women's and Misses' DRESSES • Sold regular $10.95 — Special $7.95 Lot No. 4 Women's and Misses' Dresses, Some Jerseys Sold regular $14„95 — Special $10.95 Lot No. 5 Women's and Mixses' one and two piece Jersey Dressc:;, sizes 16% to 24% Regular $16.95 — Special $12.95 . Lot No. 6 Girls Pinafore Dresses Well made' sizes 6 to 14? Regular $3,95 — Special $2.98 Lot No. 7 1 rack of Summer Dresses Small sizes only, some of these Sold regular up to $5.95 - Special $1.98 There will be No War Savings Stamps Allowed on Dresses during this Sale. Don't forget to ask for your sale slips—For $10.00: worth of these we give you A War -Savings Stamps Frees TTHE ARCADE ..:'`FORE uwm�� Phone 61 err Brussels, Ont. Store Wide Bargains for the ,' 'Bele FaaiiYYy ` iP PC vi T Be Thur yirta by tl dean AI fun f In pn en', and each girls, seavo Eve!' lu flit .Jay ng Lc is 07 ,'r,1ac t oth. Dor ugus ay. In c an ce F•1TI Sun ine Prat Tuns bros Aug held -,mad, ow I !,urs. great al' on. ' eey •rano tit' Ra iOM1 MI 11 12 1i 1