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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-9-25, Page 8• The Store HERE'S QUICK TO FLIES' DEATH 'H'ANDY 25c SPRAYER AND A REGULAR 50c 16 oz. EQOTT,LE IDEODERIZED 'FLY-KIL BOTH FOR 63c ALL. THREE FOR ONLY 59c S!HICK INJECTOR RAZOR 8 HICK BLADES AiND TUBE PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM House Hold Needs All sizes Corks for Catsup and Pickle Bottles, Bottling Wax Parowax Pure Pickling Spices . . YEAST AND IRON TABLETS Bottle of 100 Tablets 79c REXALL CORN SOLVENT 25c BISMA - REX ANTACID POWDER 75c A S A COUGH DROPS 10c VELVETTA CLEANSING TISSUES pkg of 200 Sheets•10ce• pkg of 500 Sheets 25c SCRAP AND r CLIPPING BOOKS 15c BRITEN FLOTATION PROCESS TOOTH POWDER 29c Try Here for the School Book that has been Reprinting or hard to get Large and Complete Stock of School Books and many School Accessories needed F. R SMITH 41"r e4lotia ,S10,11 TELEPHONE NO. 62 — DRUGGIST and STATIONER TELFPHONE Nd. 62 See Our Line of Men's moxs and Overalls � 1.50 to $2.00 Windbreakers, Sox Rubbers and Etc. WNW D. M. McTavish FARMER'S STORE PHONE 46 BRUSSELS, ONT. 1 A RED BAND STORE Choice Giocerles, Fruit, Confectionery and Flour phone 12 Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday White Wine or Pure Cider Vinegar per Gal. 35c Red Rose Coffee 1 Iii • • • 55c 1/2 Ito • • . • ^y8c Bee Hive Golden Corn Syrsp 5 1b ,.. . Excell Sodas 2 Ib salted • • Coleman's Pure Lard 2 lb Hemphill's Wheat Berries 5 lb bag Handy Ammonia per pkg • • . Pearl Soap 6 bars Blue Ribbon. Matches • .••••.. 3 boxes Snow Cap Toilet Tissue • , , 4 rolls 39c 2,5c 1:9c • 23c ,... .. Sc 27c • 23c Bull Dog Steel Wool per pkg . • •.•• • • • . • . • . 9c Sliced Pineapple 2 tris • 25c Newport Fluffs in 2 sizes Small 2 pkgs • • ... • . • • • • • .•• • . , 23e LarPurity Flour in 24 lb bag gy per pkg "' 89e •89c Spaghetti • ......... • .5. • 2 tins .. •. . ...... . ...... , 19c Lewis A. Russell Nrs�t THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, $ePtember 2414 1.910 • 4 ♦ t� • •••41• ft♦,44•-•••-V,7** • • • inn iversar E EL iday & Saturday Sept. 21-28 Cascade Salmon i/2's 3 for 25e (rinse Brand Keta Salmon .. , ... •• • • tall • • .. 2 for 29c Snow Shoe Sahnon • ......., , 1/2's • ••••• 2 for 33c Choice Quality Tomatoes . •••• 28 oz. tin • • • • 3 for 34c 'lit Choice Quality Peas • • • • . • • . • • • • . • 16 oz tin -••-• • 3 for 25c Aylmer Pork and Beans • • • . • • •••••. • 20 oz. tin , • • • 3 for 25c Recleaned Australian Seedless Raisins . • . • • • ......•, . 2 Ib 2Ic Dunart's Pure Lard. 2 lb •17c Woodbury's Facial Soap . ••••.• • • , ... .. 4 -bars 25c Ivory Laundry Soap , • , • • •• • • • • 3 bars 19c Assorted Cookies • ....... .. • • •. • • per Ib 17c Fresh Cheese . • • .. • . per Ib 18c ' Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes,3 for 19c GRod Bulk Tea ...,... .. ........... ......... per lb 58c • Regular Size Super Suds and ' 1 giant size Palmolive Toilet Soap • ••••. . 19c Elliott's Economy Store Once Tried - Always Satisfied Phone 55 • We Deliver BruI, sets ►N�♦♦�P1��♦♦♦o♦++j♦+++++++♦��♦�♦10♦♦�p4�♦♦ON�N�N6�1�MA< The Empire Scrv.ce Column matter what the sacrifice may be. • Continued From Page One —x— evacuation of children will go on. Nothing seems to daunt the spirit of these children and, even after the news was flashed throughout Britain thousandsof them went steadily on with preparation to sail to Canada. • We heard talk on the air one night in which the speaker complain- ed that so many a person seemed to cherish the belief that the country owed them a living, yet were not prepared to fight for that same country. Of course that was a direct challenge, but we think it —x— was we11 worth a thought. To our mind in this war, at least at Dresent, Our King has spoken again to his it is not only the soldier who has to. empire. What a difference in that fight.. We all have our share in Quiet, steady and firm voice to that this war, if we will only heed the of the raving Hitler. many opportunities. It was just as a family converse We lobe our Country, and this means every one of us, even though tion, not one sign of anger • we may not show it outwardly. It malice, but certainly of sorrow and is not airways the one who can ex - sympathy with his people: Speaking as he did. from Bucking- press himselfthe most fluently that accomplishes the most, The most ham Palace already the target of many a bombing raid and even ,while German planes were battering away at London, one was impressed with the example of grit and Cour• age displayed by the ruler of our anpire. Speaking of the raids on London the King said "The mighty Capital of the Empire is now in the front line and bearing the brunt of spite. It is not the walls that make a city but the people within the walls. Walls may be battered dawn but the spirit of the people remains resolute and undismayed."' Every branch of War Effort was mentioned not the Army, Navy and Air Force alone but. the work of every individual. This is surely the keynote of success. When everyone becomes conscious that they in same small way can contri- bute toward, ultimate victory and are willing to act accordingly no c=© F. F HOMUq H Analytical Optlotnetrl- guarantees you the Best Eye Service Han-iston, phone 1.18 Brussels (Second Thursday Phone 26x humble of us in our own small way can do much to uphold the tradition of our Empire, no matter what part ,to which he belongs. Race or creed, male or female, matters not so Long as we strive to keep our ,Country and our Empire intact. Our homes are precious to us, much more so since we have learned how soon they can be demolished by .hate of a tyrant, therefore we should be more firmly resolved that we be on our guard and that we be willing and ready to assist in our Country's effort to win this war and rid the world of an enemy so ready to shower hatred and spite pn us. The words of Lord Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar have been hand• ed down to us through the years, but never have they been more ap• plicable than now, ''England expects that every man this day will do his duty." That was Nelson's last challenge to his gallant men, HP died a hero's death shortly after- wards but his men did not fail him and through his inspiring leadership Britain was safe once again. And so today that challenge goes out to each and every one of us, and once more that courage and devo- tion will surmount the tisk before Us, and not only Britain but the whole of Europe and the world will be safe and there will be "Peace on Earth." GLASSES By REID Mean Perfect Comfort, Satisfaction for you. Thousands of people reoontimend Mr. Reid because they have had such good glasses frons him and b1, prices are very low for all styles. Have your Eyes Examined by R. A. REID., R. 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AT MISE HINGSTON'S STORE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 P. M. PHONE 51 • 2♦ 6 • Do Your Fall Buying Satisfaction Guaranteed A store full of Seasonable Goods at the right prices. Men's Suits & Overcoats, Sweaters, Windbreakers Special prices on Silk Hose for this week. Dark and Light Flannelettes, Yarns, •Linens, ' Staples While in town get measured for that Tip -Top Suit or Overcoat. Biltmore Hats u peror Brussels = ?Phone 64 QUALITY • fid. SERVICE SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY,;, FRIDAY .& . SATURDAY• GET , YOUR PEACHES NOW Season Almost Over Sunlight Soap per bar • . i 5c Hawe's Lemon Oil per bottle • • • 23c Handy Ammonia ..... • . • per pkg • , . • • , • „ . 5c Zinc Wash Boards . 39c Our ur Own 'Blend Coffee • ••••••, per lb . 49c Medium Qt Jars........per doz. Aeroxon 'Fly Coils ., 5 for lOe Viking Toilet Tissue • • . 6 for •... 25c Royal York 'Cheese 1/2 tb pkg • • ,,, 14c Pep Hand Cleaner '2 tins • • 23c Comfort Lye per tin 1 M ' Clothes Pins • ••••••• 3 doz• Spring Clothes • Pins • • • . • • • ....z.•••••• • • • 15c Richard's Carbolic`Soap .. • • .3• • d2 cakes 19c Pineapple Cookies :'••.....• ... 9c per Ib Aylmer Pumpkin Large tins • • .. 2 for• 19c m Graham Wafers, small pkg 10c Unwrapped Laundry. Soap 7 bars 25c Giant Popping Corn..... ......... 2 Ib i.... , , • . .. 25c !SEE OUR SPECIALTY FOR FAIR DAY L. W. ECKMIER •♦~♦~♦~♦Hi~41N♦♦1♦µ♦N♦♦-0:♦tlo41:44♦OOP41♦oH:e-s:+ H,:♦1±♦♦:OA:9♦♦' A. WOOD PHONE 24 BRUSSELS 4.:••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••NNH44N4•4N•►•4N♦♦OAOi00•••NOr•Os••ONo•O• Welcomes you to make your headquarters there while in town for the Fall Fair . • 4 4♦4♦•HO♦•♦♦•♦♦•♦♦•N•♦1•♦♦•4♦•♦4•4♦•♦♦•N•♦♦•N•♦4•H•44•♦♦•♦ •4.44• • • • 4• I1 E. Jr MCTAVISH1 Ready -to -Wear . Drygoods Outstanding Values in All Lines of Men's Wear Sweater Coats Trousers Shirts Hats Ties Caps Sox Ladies Coats The Newest in Fabric and Style Hosiery Specials Crepe, Chiffon & Semi Service By CIRCLE BAR Staples Splendid Values IN Towels, Towelling, Sheets, • All Wool and flannelette Blankets Brussels General Store ROWLAND'S BREAD 15 WRAPPED PATRONIZE --the Bakery in Your Own Locality. ROWLAND'S BAKERY Pl'nne 113.X Brussek, Ont.