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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-10-23, Page 8Flovverin Bulbs Paper White Narcissus Daffodils and Tulips Esu' Indoor and 'out door Culture Now is the time to plant them and have some fine blooms later on, when flowers are scarce Vitamin B 1 for Plants Fertabs for . Plants 25c and 50c Bottles 25c pkgs. Coming Soon Our Annual Rexall One Cent Sale Watch for Dates of this Waited for Event Cough nablets Throat Ease 10c & 25c Vick's Cough Drops 15c A S A Cough Drops 10c Maltese Cough Drops 5c and 10c Buckley's ; gla Throat Aids 10c Smith Brotrers' Cough Drops 10c r Velvetta Cleansing Tissues pkg of 200 Sheets 10c pkg of 500 Sheets 25c Roya j Snow White Toilet Tissue 3 Large Rolls 25c Iron and Yeast Tablets Bottle wf 100 Tabs. 79c (as Advertised on Radio) E. R. SMITH TELEPHONE NO. 62 DRUGGIST and STATIONER TELEPHONE NO. 62 Car of Screenings To Arrive Nov. 28th Windbreakers, Sox Rubbers and Etcal D. M. McTavish FARMER'S STORE PHONE 46 BRUSSELS, ONT. -. f RED BAND STORE Choice Groceries, Fruit, Confectionery and Flour phone 12 Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday IImphiII'sWheat Berries 23c Coleman's Pure Lard .. • .2 Ib McCormick's Butter Cream Sodas 2 tb Smith's Tomato Ketchup 14 oz. Edwardsburg Crown Brand Syrup 5 Ib Manning's Salted Sodas Red Rose Coffee 1 lb 2 tb . 19c 27c 15c •,,, . , , 43c ••'19c l0c 72 iA ..... 28c Made•Rite Pastry Flour 24 lb • ... 69c Wheatlette 7 lb ..•.•• 25c Cowan's Cocoa 1 tb,, • •. •• • 25c Rinse Giant 1/x it 14c .. •• 47c Libby Pork & Beans 28 oz. 2 •'25c Loose Peanut Butter •• • . • . 2 Ib 25c Clark's Tomato or Vegetable Soup 3 tins . .. 25c Lewis A. Russell II ,✓ EB .4.444 WIN MEDALS AND FREE TRIP JOHN LISTER HAROLD PICKET • An outstanding feature at the International Plowing Match, held at St. Thomas this year, was the event sponsored by Salada Tea Company. The big "Salada" Special class, open to all plowmen who had qualified at branch matches and to all winners of first prizes in the open Jointer classes at International Matches from and including 1927, brought together the top rank plowmen of the Province and attracted wide attention. The first and second prizes are gold and silver medals and an extensive trip to include areas of agricultural interest. Twelve cash prizes ranging from $25.00 to $5.00 were also awarded for this event. Top honours went to John Lister and Harold Picket, both from Hornby, Ontario. The Empire Service Column —o— Continued from Page One trying to convince the world that Great Britain is about to become a Possession of the United States. This is surely an admission that he has 'failed dismally to snake 'g a German possession, and in some ,measure is one of the first "truths" he has published. Two such Nations must naturally "belong to each other in this crisis, for failure ,f. one means failure for the other. Democracy is at stake, this means both countries must be equally af- rec ed by the result. We wonder If Hitler really believes any Britisher would prefer Nazi rule to Demo• cracy. 'Surely :he must be hard Pressed for an excuse for his failure to make such a suggestion. Canada and the United States have demons- trated to the world for over a hun- dred years the unbouned confidence each has in the other, by the fact that we have as a border between the two countries merely an "imaginary line" not a single military 'fort or "barbed wire barb. cede" separates us. True we are separate nations, have our own governments, have tariffs etc,, and perhaps have ideals pgrucliar to our own different views, but we are ail one continent and live very much the same kind of life., Canada is part of the British Empire therefore the bonds of friendsmp nesween us and the States is shared by the whole Empire. We think Hitler will have a hard time to break down mutual friendship. The fact that the United State' does not declare war on Germany can be little consolation to him. Actual war by the Slates would snake very little difference, at pres- ent at least as the Empire has sup- plied all the men that can be used. We need moat of all the moral support of a nation with such a tremendous manufacturing power to supply war machinery or all kinds so vitally necessary, There is no use denying the fact that air raids must have damaged some of Britain's great plants and In sone measure slackened production over there, for • it is impossible for nation to carry on just the same under such condi- tions. Their task just now is to protect their shares, keep up cony - age and prepare for the offensive that will surely come. And so our Empire is proud to have a friend and Wednesday, October 23rd, 9;940 neighbour who is ready to give std when most needed, despite Httler's propaganda. —x— Pte. Glean J. Nichol of Woodstock training centre spent a few hours at his home on the 6th line of Morris Saturday afternoon. —x— The following is a revised list to date any omissions or errors will be gladly corrected:- Alco'dk, Thos. Alderson, J. , Bell, W. H. , (s' Black, Donald Bryan, Russell Brothers, L. Bowler, H, Cardiff, W. Campbell, Jno. Dohl, Dohl, 0. - Giliis, M. Hall, Russell Hawkins, H. Harman, G. Hastings, D. Lowry, E. Lowe, S. Locking, W. McDowell, Mac Palmer, Jas. Palmer, Wm. Rowland, W. Speir, Jack Stretton, H. Sanderson, L. Tunny, Chas. Thomas, H. Whittard, R Wilson, Stan. Non Permanent— Bell, E. D. (Lieut.) Campbell, G. R. (Capt.) Nesbit', Fred Thompson, M. Thompson, N. Lorre, J. Woodrow, A. Campbell B. Elliott, W. R. Those awaiting call for Service: - Gibson, H. Henderson, A. Warwick, D. C. resected Gillis, 0. i Fischer, W. Active • —x— Pte. 'Stewart Lowe was house for a few days' leave from Valcartter, Quebec, returning Wednesday. —x- 8111 lecher, who enlisted in the Ambulance Cones was found to be (Medically unfit, further medical ex- amination and was then transferred to the Airplane factory at Waterloo. The 'work seems to agree very well with him and it is expected he will soon move his familp to Waterloo. GLASSES By REID Mean Perfect Comfort, Satisfaction for you. Thousands of people recommend Mr. Reid because they have had such good glasses from him and hlr prices are very low for all styles. Have your Eyes Examined by R. A. REID., R. 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AT MISS HINGSTON's'8TORE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2A0 to 5.00 P. M. PHONE 51 Superor StoreS Brussels == 'Phone 64 QUALITY apd SERVICE SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY GINGER SNAPS Per Ib. 1Oc St. Williams Strawberry Jam per jar ;• • . ••••• • Tiger Brand Catsup, Large per battle Bulk Bird Seed 2 lb • - Brock's Song Restorer per tin .. Brock's Tonic Seed Mixture per tin • Fresh Salted Peanuts per lb .• Ovaltine Medium Tin Each • • ... • • 58c Our Own Blend Coffee • • • • per tb • • 49c Happyvale Mincemeat 2 tb tin , 25c Try Giant Yellow Popping Corn • . . • 2 lb ••••• • • • 25c Chocolate Nut Cookies •• per lb 19c Sultana Raisins 2 tb .. • 25c Campbell's Tomato Soup • • -3 tins 25c Cashmere Boquet Toilet Soap 3 cakes ,. 16c Hallowe'en Jelly Beans .. • • per tb . , 15c Hillcrest Shortening 2 tb •• , 25c Dr. Phillip's Grape Fruit Juice Uns. 50 oz, tin 32c Helmet Corned Beef ..............per tin 17c Royal York Cheese 1/2 tb pkg • 15c Chipso. small pkg . 10c , 25c 18c • 25c • 15c 15c L. W. ECKMIER i 1 One of 'the Brussels boys overseas wrote saying that the truck he was driving was demolished by a bomb and his companion killed. Fortunate- ly he himself escaped with nothing more than a good shock, The -A. M. P. Ogain The much preoccupied professor nvalked into the barber shop and sat down in a chair, next to a woman who was having her hair bobbed. "Hair cut, please," ordered the professor. "Certainly," said the barber, "but would you mind taking your hat on' first?" The customer hurriedly removed his hat, "I'm sorry," he apologized as he looked around, "I didn't know there was a lady present." F. F HO11SUTH Analytical Optometry_` guarantees you the Best Eye Service Harriston, phone 1.18 Brussels (Second Thursday Phone 26x •N•N•H.H•N•• *** t•N•N4H•HON•NON,N4H+•O• •4•••• •N•0ot".4, Grocery Specials Phillip's English Laundry Soap Catelli Spaghetti Tuna Fish • Fresh Prunes z. 5 bars 23c 24 oz. tin f2 for 25c 7 oz. tin 18c and 20c • • 2 tb 23c Newport Fluffs, 22 oz. with Handl jar. pk 43c Swan Matches • 3 boxes 25c Aylmer Oxtail Soup Fruit Fingers Kellogg's Corn Flakes Pineapple Juice 4 10% oz tin 10c . per pkg 10c 3 for 21c 15 oz tin 2 tins 25c Elliott's Economy Store Once Tried - Always Satisfied Phone 55 We Deliver Bru,7asels N•N•N•11•H•H•N••••• ••N • •4.4 •••••• 2H•H•M•NON•+O••N•N•N•H•H•O E. J, MCTAVISH Ready -to -Wear Drygoods Share In These Super Values A Special Purchase of Men's Horsehide •Gloves and Mitts, lined and unlined makes it possible for us to ,'pass them on to. AT PRE WAR PRICES you LADIES' KNITTED SUITS BY MONARCH Colors r wine, green, rust, blue, and coral Price $4.95 $5.95 ['Sweater Coats - a wide range of colors, styles and prices $2.95, $3.50, $4.50 Our stock of all wool Work Sox is Complete in light and heavy weight from 30c to 59c Men's Underwear-Turnbull's Combination; Shirts & Drawers Fleece Lined Combinations, Shirts & Drawers COME AND SEE OUR STOCK Brussels general Store Nws......ramianwatimmesw