HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1945-11-14, Page 4Brand New Designs
In Greeting Cards
The best we have bad in a long time
Birth Day, Congratulation Get Well, Anniversary
And Many Others For Special Occasions. See them.
For the Latest" Patterns — .�
The New Simplicity Catalogue Patterns
15c, 20c and None Over 25c each.
Try the New
Peggy Sage
Quick Oil Dry
For The Nails
Cutex Nail Polish • • • • 25c I
Revlon Nail Polish . , , 50c
Choice of Interesting
Shades
Gillette
Tech Razor
with Pkg. of
Blue Blades
while they last
Only 49c
Nail Files • • 15c and 25c
Tweezers .. •.,., ,, 35c.
Rexall Bronchial Syrup
CHECKS STUBBORN COUGHS
For the Relief of the discomforts of Coughs due to Colds
50c Bottles
Meloids — — Voice Pastilles 25c
Pine Bros. Glycerine and Honey Pastilles 15c
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TF1.FPHONE NO. 62
SiofKIGG1b1^ and
STATIONER
TELEPHONE 14O. 62
WAN
Girls for Stenography and General Office Work,
preferably experienced with Dictaphone.
Must be good typists and willing to learn office
routine. Starting sala': $21.00 per week
Apply to
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The next meeting of the Huron County Council will
be held in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich,
commencingcomencing Tuesday, November 13th, at 2.00 p. m.
A1I accounts, not es of deputations and other business
requiring the attention of Council should be in the hands of
the County Clerk not later than Saturday, November 10th.
N. W. Miller
County Clerk
Goderich, Oecerio
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better permanents.
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Permanents
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For appointments
Phone 55x
PURINA CHOWS
BRUSSELC
CREAMERY
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Wartime Price and Trade
Board Information
Others Are Asking
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Q, -1f I slaughter ter my own use,
as a fanner do I have to report this
to the Wartime Prices cud Trade
Board?
A,—If You are n farmer and
slaughter for your own use, you must
register as a primary producer with
your loyal ration board, Yon are re-
quired to send in "M" coupons to
your local ration board for moat that
you consume, at the rate of 4 pounds
per coupons Farmers who slaughter
meat need not turn in at the end of
the month more than half the valid
meat coupons in the ration books of
their household.
potatoes must be sold in bags whin
cannot be broken up, If cold in thi
manner the retail price for a hunlre
pound bag for regular aertifled see
is $3,97, "Fecundation A" grade see
is $4,28 and "Foundation" grade see
is $4,77, These potatoes must bee
a Government tag stating the grade
h OPEN DEER SEASON
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Ht./.10e1. EIRUCE, (MEN'
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d Season Will 5e November 19th, to
d November 24th, Inclusive
d
r It was wino treed last week that
,the Departmeit of Game and 1''fsllcr•
ies have gleon official notice with
regard to au open season tar hunting
deer in this ovation. 'rho Cates for
n the counties al Harorr, Brace and
Grey are from November 19 Iu Nov-
ember 24, bot: lays :cc ase e, mals•
ing• six full clays in which local nim.
rods will be atm to hunt deer. Deer
have not been reported very plenti,
fol in this area but it is said that
they are Q'ute plee'f,rl in parts of
Bruce and Grey.
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Q.—I need a pump, do I have 1.
have a permit to boy one?
A, A11 from machinery has been
removed from the list of rationed
commodities, Therefo_n, you mire
purchase a pump without any permit
to do so,
• * •
Q,—Would you please Quote the
ceiling prices of mixed woods, both
dry and green for 12" length and
6" length for deliveey in Huron
ountry?
A.—The maximum prle , that may
e charged for mixed hard and
soft woods delivered in Amon
aunty for the 16" leng'n is $9,35
or xd cord, for the 12" length $3,50
or ars cord, The tact that ifis dry
r green makes no difference in the
rice allowed,
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Q.—I have just received my fur,
coat from storage in a nearby city, b
They charged me fifty cents more
for storage this year than I was c
charged in the same place last year, G
I didn't think this was allowed, f
A.—It is not allowe3, Firms are o
not allowed to increase the charges p
for storing fur coats. If you will
send the name of the Jinn who
stores your coat to the nearest.
office of the Wartime Prices and
Trade Board they will have the
matter investigated for you. B
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Questions on any regai.ation of
the Warau'11 Prices and Trade
card will be answered if sub•
ttted to the Information Branch,
Wartime Prices and Trade Board,
Federal ran i 1 u5 Loudon, On, art°,
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Q,—Would you tell one the ceiling
prices on seed potatoes? I was
charged five loiters toe a hundred
Pound bag, and I thought that was
high,
A,—It is high, Certified seed
"I had money to burn," admitted
the man -who -knows -better -now "And
an old Same helped me."
You Will Get
MORE EGGS
This '' Inter
By; Feeding
ROSE RAND
top
into
Standard Laying Mash
OR
o2ceteria Laying ash.
Both these feeds contain every basic requrement for
egg produk+icn. They will help build your flock
strong; vigorous layers.
Manufactured by :
E. S. WATT & SONS, PALIt iE,•,,STOp
FOR SALE
alter Rose Poultry Farm
Annual Meeting Huron
County Federation
Will be he;,i in Clinton Town Ball,
on Thursday, November 29th at 2-
P,
21, m. A11 fanners in Duren County
are invited to attend.
The aeten'iooe session will be feat-
ured by the Annual Report, election
of officers and an address • by V, S
Milburn, Sec,•elary of the Outerie
Federation, 14Tr, Milburn, a speaker
of outstanding ability, is familiar
with all nhasr,s of Agrieulture and is
sure to have a clear picture of Ire
present and fu'ure prospects as they
affect farms; s. The officers of the
Federation feel )stored that all
farmers will greatly benefit by corn-
ing out to heat her. Milburn.
The annual banquet will be held
in St. Pauls parieli Hail, C,:utun at
7 p, m. share, As accommodation
is limited, 413111081011 to banquet will
he by ticket only, A few banquet
tickets remain to be taken, and sty,
one wishing to attend should com-
municate with the secretary.
Extra seatiir, will be provider! ter
the programme which will oonunenee
at 8 p. m,, nal we will endeavour
to provide as timely seats as possible
for this oe'.etanu+ng event of she
season, The Executive of the Fed-
eration hopes that as many farmers
0,9 possible will avail themseh es of
this opportunity
The guest speaker for the evening
will be Rev • W. 3. Johnston, of
Eglington Vneed Church, Termite,
one of Onla fu s Ieading platform
speakers.
The evening will also be featured
by a group •'1 2 ,f, ,s nal Enter-
tainers. from TORONTO, including
Scally Nay, Qtr -.en .,f ih,: Night Clubs.
with her 1vt't, stone. and specially
written song✓, direct from a tour of
America's leoin.g theatres and
night. clubs. 3r:lie Niche, with the
striking person'*ty, in modern tap
and swing dersce lumbers, The
Great Covell, 111 modern magic and
new feats of ledges demain, entirely
clifferent'feom the ordinary magic
Ian, one of the top entertainers in
his line, Ne+ hlclntosh, funniest
comedian in the show business, prig,
cipal comedian wi. h "Faezapoppin"
and Rey Caldei noted pianist.
This group will provide an hour
and a half of .1301 entertainment,
The night of November 29th at 8 p.m,
RAPII3 RECONVERSIO441
N: Where weapons
of war were being forged two short months ago,
workmen at Ogden Shops in Calgary now are
repairing powerful Canadian Pacific l000tnot(ves.
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lifting he thetic first enginertosenter the shops since
1941,wevenuwhile d huge machinesmwuse iinforathe
manufacture of naval rifles and artillery were
being loaded onto flatcars for shipment in the:
Iower picture. The C.P.A. repair plant will soon
be back on its pre-war schedule of turning out
28 engines each month, after setting up
a record
of producing munitions worth 025,54.4,80 during
ties past lour and a half years.
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Wednesday, November 14121, 1946
Ear YiecE Ul* S
R. A. 1tEID K. 0.
Well -Known Reliable Optometrist
Fer 2 7 Yews
wilt he at ;,is BRUSSELS OFFICE
to examine eyes and fit4prope'- glasses on
Wednesday Dec. 5th
FROM I.30 P. M. to 4.3G P. M.
Consult an expert about the only eyes you will eve,- have.
Thousands in Brussels and this district wear REiU'3 GLASSES
with pw9ent satisfaction.
Office in Miss Hingston's Store
Please make appointments with
Miss Hingston, phone 51
"See REID and See Right"
FAST WEEKLY SERVICE
ARMITAGE'S
WINGHAM, ONT
CLEANING AND PRESSING
Expert Cleaners and Dyers of Ladie's and Men's Garments
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LEAVE YOUR ORDER AT
LL
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, BRUSSELS
Girls Winter Coats, a good a.ssaa=-t2llent
or colours with padded lining, sizers 8 to 14
$15.95 up
Olds All Wool Suow Suits—~—
well made, sizes 8 to 12 years
Cllilf�rs 1'g Bo> -any Wool Pullovers and
Cardigans In rc'd and blue, sizes 22 to 26
$1.39 up
4yirorr en's atxd Misses' All Wool ;---
Pullovers aaad Cardigans good assolrtn+Got
of s t: er des, $29$ .up
Misses' All Wool Plaid Skirts, sizes 1, 2 to
$3.95
Bays' Heavy Mackinaw Coats h plaid
lining, four pockets, sizes 28 to 34, $6„15
Boys Heavy Breeches, double knees slid
seats, sizes 24 to 34,, $2.98 up
Boys' Pullovers and Cardigans $1.29 up-
Boys' Rubber Boots, sizes 1 to 5, in stock
Boys' Penman's 95 Combinations
sizes 26 to 34
Shoes, Rubbers and Galosh.410
es
for the whole family.
Bo'o't forget to ask for-
y'oatr sale slips'-Fvr
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A War -Savings Stamps Free.
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