The Brussels Post, 1945-12-5, Page 4Christmas Cards
Beauti J 121 Colorings
Br ight Messages
Ot.r Customers, who have looked them over have
prono';in.ed this Season's Cards excel;tionally new and
pretty. There is a large range to choose nroln. especially
those in boxes at , . 35c, 50c, 69c, 75c and $1.00
As well as the separate cards at 5s, 10c and 15c each
Select Christmas Cards at your leisure now w•oie the choice
is at its hest.
Gift Packages
of Beauty Preparations
Adrien-te, Jasmine, Bachelor, Gardenia, Mollinard, Apple
Blossom, Lavender. . These are well known brands, and
their popularity as gifts is steadily increasing, ' and will
delight the recipient.
finr
Petit Point Royal Albert China
Ordered some time ago, a small shinaient of this pattern has
just come along, and ut.expectedly there were a limited
number of cups and saucers.
Christmas Wrappings
Decorated Gummed Transparent Tape, Riboozene, Red Cord,
Christmas Designed Wrapping Paper, New Tags and Seals,
Also plain white, red and other colors Tissue Paper.
Dennison's Christmas Red and Green Crepe Paper.
F. R, SMITH
lt$IUGGtn f and
at STATIONER
TELEPHONE NO. 62
TELEPHONE NO. 62
THE BRUSSELS POST
You'll enjoy our
Orange Pekoe Bleat
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Weight Limit
Effective ilnmeahately, the weight
limit for gift parcels from Canada.
to Great Britain has been increased
from 5 pounds to 11 pounds, If food
is included the total weight of food
must not exceed 7 pounds and the
parcel may not contain more than 2
pounds of any one foodstuff. Such
parcels must be clearly marked as
gifts, and must not be sent more
than onee autont.h•
This concession does not relieve
goods from liability to any appropri•
ate Custrms duty or purchase tax
on arrival in the United Kingdom.
Youth an 1
The Ch ar.n
' (Cotxl irg Sentinei•'tr)
The life of nit dent youth is fuller,
in many 1e a,0,s, than t(a enjoyed
by any pie.i.eding generation The
challenges and the opportunities
confronting this generation have
never been surpassed, bur tale area
in the life of modern youth seeing
eomp'arativsly empty—the religious
area.
In trines pea, almost every great
improvement In human soclety has
had its b'ari',Aitg in the inspiration
of Christian 'aitli ant t.i'tals We
owe our systems of government',
education, hos nit't:Nation, a t and
'Wednesday, O';•ember 5th, 11115
music to great Christian ata;esmen,
The pra�p:'•1 fel, the 1(U(6 le
barren i 0u' young p'•• tie miss the
dynaml 1x1{flee 0i fellowship
'1111 God an: +1't s603,2 of divine
m1881011 111 til) u'otl'1 Ilnmah se
del), will ha t unser if ,ts young
people1111.1s Lo. uartnth,
and int,ys ry of the Chtis'.isc faith
Yet yo 1n; p^ 716 have 'oat the
sense of 111th religious nand partly
because th(11' P61ents have :est it,
13y not altaltl,'lg church, mothers
and father:• Kivu set poor 11'camples
for their children, and thea: lives,
as well as those o1 our cbltlr(0.
have stiff=.r•od as a result.
We feel that the chu ch ought to
be mors conscious of the r'•:aaccge of
modern y'1a'h than is indica't:d at
the present that:. Think .1r the con-
tribution 111c church could :Hake to
youth, "t won 1, and what young
people could de 101 the Christian
church lay exerting their en: aur m,
strength ard vitality in ilia' dirce•
tion. Let oar Pay ents, our youth
and our ca 1rcw—s give cavern', con•
sideration to ',tie challenge which
exists here. The matter is .Hach too
important to be neglected
OPTOMETRIST
F. F. HOMUTH
Business Opening
J. H. Stratton
JEWELLER and WATCHMAKER
Electrical Appliances and Supplies
New Stock New Styles
Quality Merchandise
Electrical Repairs and W iring.
Brussels, Ont. Phone 5x
Coming to Brussels
I expect to be at Miss Bryans Home, Brussels
All Day Thursday, Dec. 6th
To Examine Eyes
and supply Lenses where required.
Avoid disappointment by phoning Mats Bryan* 26x Brussels
for an appointment.
Our Optical Parlors are modern in every particular and we
can guarantee you Eye Service second to none.
Try the famous Breck
treatment for deadrsB ate.
Breck for beautiful beiir airs
better permanents.
Also Machinable
Pests
Irene Pease
For appointments
Phone 55z
1i
ILACK IIAGS
on U Bouts
6
BELGRAVE
The LelO.r'6 Red Cris shipnleot
for November to the Red Cross
warehouse in Tcnonto consisted of
20 arli:,:a of sewing, ineluJirs
children's clothing tot x111'. a al?'" 55
knitted articles.
There is :more work on hand at
the roams ready to be tak•u out to
sew. A. new quota of wort, consist.,
hug of infants' layettes, has arrived
and it is hoped that atter the new
year, many will take a hand and
help with 'his needy and argent
work.
Personals: Miss 'Lois Kelly and
Miss Mary Br -•ll Wtright, London,
with Mr. and Mrs, William Kelly;
Miss Sean Yui11. Brussels, with Miss
Lois Kelly, Mrs. S. A. Brandon with
friends • In Wing am; Mrs. William
Cole wtta h.n' daughter, Mrs. Neil
Montgomery, London; Mr. and :Tre,.
C, H. Wade with his parents, Mi,
and Mrs. Willsan Wade, )0ordwich.
A joint Christmas entertainment
is being arr•tnged by the United and
Anglican Smiley Schools, ro be held
on De': :I
1
man
When Nazi U-boat commanders hoisted black flags of sur.
render, it was a "go ahead" signal to the three out of every eight
Canadians who normally depend for their livelihood on export
trade.
For five years the flow of foreign trade has been largely a gov.
erriment responsibility. But now, to help create peacetime jobs,
Canadian enterprise must do its full share in finding customers
abroad. This means doing business all over the world, in strange
and distant cities, in a hundred languages and currencies:
• Canadian banks have a key role in this complicated but esses•
tial peacetime task. Every day their foreign branches and comes.
pondents arrange credits, handle documents and perform other
intricate operations to bring buyers and sellers together across
the obstacles of distance, language and custom.
Th—i's , banking service is of primary importance to business and
to every Canadian worker as Canada turns to the task of re•
creating trade abroad to provide jobs at home.
this Advertisement is Sponsored by your said
E -Y -ES
R. A. REID K. 0.
Well -Known Reliable Optometrist
Fer 27 Years
will he at ;tie BRUSSELS OFFICE
to examine eyes and fit grope• glasses on
Wednesday, Dec: 5th
FROM 1.30 P. M. to 4.30 P. M.
Consult an expert about the only eyes you will ever have.
Thousands In Brussels and this district v ear REID'3 GLASSie
with perfect satisfaction.
Office in Miss Hingston's Store
Please make appointments with
Miss Hingston, phone 51
"See REID and See 'Right"
Announcement
Lloyd Sanderson takes this opportunity of announc-
ing
nnounceing that he has taken over Sanderson's Garage forsaeriy,
managed by his father who has left the business.
There are two first-class met hen's, who will give yolk"
prompt and courteous service at all times.
All outstanding accounts must be settled within 30 days'
Lloyd Sanderson
Rubbers and Galoshes
Women's Velvet Overshoes, with fur
trimmed, low and cuban tee's, sizes 4 to 8'�%
Women's Rubber Galoshes, cuban and
flat heels, sizes 3 to 8
Misses' and Children's 3 buckle
Cashmarette, sizes 6 to 2
Misses' and Child's Rubber Boots
to fit over shoes, sizes 8 to 3
Men's 2 and 4 buckle Overshoes sizes 6 to 11
Men's Jersey Cloth Overshoes
with zippers, all sires
Boy's 2 buckle Overshoes, sizes 1 to 5
Men's 12 inch Leather Tops with Rubber
bottoms, sizes 6 to 11
Women's Rubber Boots, sizes 3 to 8
Men's and Boy's Rubber Boots, all sizes
Men's, Boy's and Youth's C Eyelets
Work Rubbers, all sizer.
Don't forget to ask for your sale slips --For
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A War -Savings Stamps Free.
tHE ARCADE STORE
Phone 61 '-� Brussels,
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tore Wide Bargains for the Whole Family'