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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-8-9, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, August Uti1i 1014 Mir 11elm11.. t re a't Vii, Flv-l�+ it - 1 lb. Bottles lb. Bottles 50c 30c Wilson's Fly Pads 10c pkg. New Shick Razor, with ten blades ' ' $1.00 Sun Goggles , ' ' .. 35c and 50c Nottingham English Health Salts 50c Saccharin Tablets, save on sugar25c vials. Elkay's, white shoe polish large bottle 25c Blue Jay Corn or Callous Pads 25c Genuine Thermos Bottles $1.25 Duration Leg Make Up ...............49c Easi-Gloss Floor Wax, 1 lb. tin • • • • ' ' ' ' 45c Stork Baby Powder ••••........•••.•. 27c ,Poison -Ivy Chek 50c Large Writing Pad with package Envelopes, both for ' • , • • 25c F. »i" ., SMITH • ^f5E-P.PHQNTc NO, 62 DRUGGist and STATIONED TELEPHONE NO. 62 WILLIAM SP1NCE Estate Agent Conveyancer and Commissioner GENERAL INSURANCE' OFFICE MAIN STREET, -- - ETHEL, ONT. NOTICE ! COMPLETE EYESIGHT RIGHT HERE IN BRUSSELS. EYES EXAMINED - - GLASSES FITTED Mr, Reid has been coming to Brussels for 10 years and can o ve you perfect satisfaction and eye comfort ea he has done for thousands of others in this district. "SEE REID AND SEE RIGHT." R. A. REID Stratford's Leadng Optometrist Over 25 years. Miss Hingston's Store, Brussels- lst and 3rd Wednedays 2:00 to 4:30 P.M. Next Visits, Wednesday, August 2nd, 23rd PURINA CHOWS BRUSSEL r CREAMERY tO 0,1010. 10.11$ 101 10.140 • Farmers delve ears lees than City people and get low rates from Pilot. But farmers do drive one unin- sured accident could wipe out your home or your savings. Buy Om fun protection of Pilot Automobile Immature) now. WAL'I EIt SCOTT --• BRUSSELS Representing 1 ilre write insurance 10 corer " card rii s in Ant ProO+emir'Flold a t, Buis ors; te'l"tkii• mad •o E COMPANY Alio; P' Personal r t;K7pleral MnlR'A%t4Xq $taDURO gota RUNNING WATER UNDER PRESSURE SPEEDS FARM PRODUCTION THE Dominion Government has authorized increased production of farm machinery and equipment which includes Duro Pumping Systems, We are doing our utmost to produce more Duro Pumping Systems. How• ever, the greatest part of our production is still required for the Armed Forces. We are also handicapped by shortages of materials and labourand. it is impossible to produce all the Duro Pumps required. If running water under pressure will increase your production of 'farm products, see your Duro Dealer near you. He will gladly assist you in com- pleting the necessary application form which has to be approved by your, W. P. & 1`, B. Rationing Officer. - Be sure to order a Pumping System large enough to take care of your needs. The cost is only a trifle more and you wilt be well repaid. Wiliam Gillespie Phone 68 Brguei. 0* NOTICE ilk Custorners Milk may be purchased at the Creamery on Sunday afternoon "from four to five fes, M, during the months of July and August. Please bring empty bottles with you. BRUSSELS CREAMERY - .,: - .�- For Choice Quality Shop At McDonald's Meat Market Fresh, Cured and Cooked Meats Creamery Butter Phone 69x For Prompt Delivery. Good For A II Kinds of Baking SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT Baeker Bros. Phone 6 Butcher Sep •.aaesNINIII 66 LISTEN TO UCCESS" SELF POLISHING LIQUID WAIF AND PASTE EI.QOR WAX On Every FRIDAY Morning at 10:15 37 PRIZES AWARDED EACH BROADCAST �f• From N =Wingham •144 Don't 'Forget Water For Working Horses • Most farmers know that it is not a good idea to let a horse fill up with water atter etubing. But few horses if given a good drink before their meals will drink much alter - weed When horses are being worked in the fieltt it is an advantage to -have some means of giving them a drink several times during the morning .and -afternoon. It is better for both their health and tasefulneeas. No elaborate set-up is required to give a Inose a drink during the day's worse. ,Some farmers merely hitch their team to a stone boat place a half -barrel of water on it, and haul. this :load direcltly to. a ,shady place in the field. At noon, when the remain- der of the water has, become warm, they bawl the drag *back to the barn- yard and refill the parrel with fresh water. The horses have to be driven baok to the barn at noon anyway '? and it 'takes only a moment to hitch them to the stoheboat and fill the barrel with: water. Then, too, if the farmer happens to be feeling a bit tired he eau hop on .the, boat tor a free nide. But the 111a471 adVau'tage o: toting water on a stoneboat or on anything that can be drawn Ts that a farmer can then refresh lois horses in the very place 'where they most ,appreciate a drink, in the field, Butter Ration Cut Exeter The Prices Board has annornced a Galt temporary reductions in the butter Glene-ne ration next month by postponement Listowel until August 10th of butter coupons Mi'lciamy 72 and 73, which otherwise would Paisley have become valid A.ug'ust 3rd, Butt- Powaesan er obiairied duly 20th with coupons Seaitorth 70 and 71 thus' must last consumer Stratford for three weeks'. The coupons are Wiaitton each good for eight ounces. Arthur Atwood Fall Fair Dates t E Blyth Sept. 13-14 Kin cardiane Sept, 14-15 Lion's Heard Sept, .13-14 Merlin Sept. 14-15 Midland Sept, 14.16 Milverton ,.. Sept. 14.1d New Itaunburg Sept. 15.16 Orangeville Sept. 12.13 Oshawa Sept. 11-13 Palmerston Sept. 1546 Stn+athroy Sept. 11-13 Anton Sept. 22-23 Drayton Sept. 19-20 IJnnbro 0.110=11011/ Asimmormossovir. WANTED LIVE HEN'S 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' Aylmer Ayton Ohestey Clifford DanigannDn Sept, 13 ,Sept, 20-21 Sept. 21-23 Sept, 19=20 .....••.. Sem. 20=21 „+ Sept, 19-20 Sept. 10-19 ...,,.. , Sept. 19.20 Sept, 21-22 - Sept, 13-20. Sept, 31.22 Sept. 20-27 Sept. 29.30 ....... ,Sept. 26+22 Sept.:. 29,30 Sept. 24.36 Sept. 2526 - Sept. 23.29 fltl.tyton • .......:......... Sept;, 23 Luoknow ;$rpt, 26 27 Leaun$ngton ,.Sept, 20-30 Mliibrlheli Sept, -25x27. Dart 1:71gin . Sept 29.9.1) Zurich , Sept. ,AG•28 . Baytbieeld .. October 3A,. Pomdwicb Oo.tobei, 5.7' 1 Mea4ord October 4.5 Ogen, Sound Or r .to 1Yer 8.3 '. St Niaawe .,. Ocfuber 4-5 Teesvnater 11,,. Oteobor 3.4 Tiverton U1494er. 3 Walkerton •CJhrlatmao Palm Nor.2i-23 Men; WomenOver40 FeeI Weak ,W earn, Old /I Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality? • • bora Meet. "intr. to Miet.d eeaMt.' rat! you loot fegte' 000 otdt 'h,r Qp' tbatJt7i eeerAI to a, ,tlmutoou,.dhen gee4e4" 0. 0.0:1 :, Iron eh101,n jam ,�. omAk arobnetoo7rs.1n antroe�ro,lI. 7e' I.! •t MttIoon arcs niaMA A►e1•, 920 on Your radio dial For Sale at All Grocery mid Hardware Stores id-S��nmer Clearallce Sale 35 one .arid • two-piece Summer Dresses, regular 4.95, Special 32.98 15 Dresses, sold regularly 5.95 and 6.95, one and two-piece Special $3.95 10 two-piece Dresses, regular 10.95 Special 6.95 ' 4 two-piece seersucker Dresses regular 9.95, Special R;5.95 6 Illisses's S:,:prtng Coats, regular 23.00, Special 18.95 Men's heavy Duck Boots, rubber soles and heels --just the shoe for harvest time. sizes 6 to 11, 31.98 Don't forget to ask for Your°. sale -slips -For $-10.00 worth of these we give you A War.Savings Stamp'Free. THE ARCADE STORE .icew simassissumio 1111.,.;,.,, Phone 61 -- Brussels Ont. Store Wide ,Bargains for the Whole Family