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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-11-27, Page 8Ch r si m asE-Cards. Beatitifn1 rY• The Dispiny'oh thw ;ready, ,;awl t ev , i ;...., ,= ;rge•,.. there s fine ran to choose tort espeeially those in Boxes at ,25c, 50c, 60eiper • , t; t>' }, n; SELECT ' C1IRISTMAS'CARDS' AT YOLJR LEISUI NOW WHILE THE CHOICE IS AT ITS BEST THE BRUSSELS POST Wleuiiaosdtay, Noss dmiber 27ih 0:449$1419X10"79 � " MOAIWN,110040140449M UPERIOR. 0 ..rix». ..� Brunets , ..'•: • ; , 'Phone 64 4 UA,n ,ty �S� YICE ry'.'�! �iTS y5k �' ; { ,k `".5$4,l is ra i a k� '.: Y, FRIDA ,`V i' SA DA7 s>�i�CldLsf'•Foi�, Tifl�l;.S�,A. s., I .. i..,. r �� ..4: I a .5 Sri Van oams' ','To,matoes. F', Large.�Tifls� �'Eachl.l,1C i ippto►?▪ ''s ,Tea 1/ g 37 New Port Fluffs,'aiwith •tuinblers.................25c Mincemeat in 'Waxed Carton .. •Id' • 25c Golden Sultana Raisins ,2, 1b • _. • 19c Crisco in 1 1b tins • ...,.....,:"..i.,...3, �• ... r ..', Zlc Toilet Tissue, Large {Rolls 3 for • .,`.3.',. 25c' ` Cat' Mixed Peel +.'•°'x •••w.1/2 lb . , 13c High' Quality Maraschino Cherries 1/4 Ib.. • • .. 13c Pineapple Rings, Asorted 1/4 16• ...••. .. • 15c Five Roses Flour • • per 2i,16%, 89c Crother's Sodas • • • • • • • • • • 1 1fi bags'15e1: S Ci , ar Chocolate Drops ' per. Ib ..: • • . • . • • • - • .. 17c trop Peel ...... , ... •. 1/2 Ib 15c New Cleaned Currants per Ib • . .. Ow. Own Blend Coffee por ib Almond Icing 1/2 lb p15g - Shelled Almonds • • • • • • -• 1/4 16 • •. • • •.• r Lexia Raisins with seeds 2 lb Lexio Raisins Seeded in Bulk • •••• • • 16 Hawes' Shinn Stove Polish per tin 13c Special Juicy Oranges • • per doz • FINE CHINA L Has an appeal for almost every. one... See ,the New Things we have in cups and saucers, an lltgr various pieces Also f collecting any of our Stock Patterns -,,x, such as Petit Point, or Bird of Paradise, we advise early buying, as further supples are uncertain. .pw Dennison's Crepe Paper Much wanted just now. We have a complete line of colors. it Farntrs Attention Fresh Stock .of Hellebore has come in. • .• Dialogue and - Recitation Books altit If preparing for a.,, Concert or school ne r'U•' tainment. See what we have • �:'• Simplicity Patterns 15c, 20c, and•25XilitiME4 the New Winter: '1,071 Catalogue is •her R SMIT' o. Vis. DRUGCII > and �T (Stara STAlfellte GLASSES By REID ^, Mean Perfect Coinfoi't Satistactionrfor you.Thousands of. „people reconimendi•Mr.iReid berAuse :they`, have had. such ocgood glasses'from htim, and hit prices are very lbw fbr all ,•..c.stylea• t,s•Have your Eyes Examined by R._A.REID., R. O. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AT MISS HINGSTON'S STORE'' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 P. M. PHONE 61 14 iMl � 11 Ilj l TELEPHONE NO. 62 . TRi RPHO1!NO. 62 Ii ."I'm glad to meet a man who Passenger: "Fish Hooks — tha vi .started at the bottom and worked. an odd name for a station', Why d5'•I,f his way up. Tell me, how did you they call it that?'•11 1 begin?„ iii "I was a bootblack and now I'm a 'Conductor: "Because 3' a of the line."x�I hairdresser:, otastastigstottostostaft5swatoagatosiali Car of Screenin ""'Y To Arrive Nov. 2th Windbreakers, Sox Rubbers and Etc. D. M. McTavish.a. FARMER'S STORE .. PHONE 46 BRUSSEI.r;c NT.0D AriACMATROWCYlss =SNAPSHOT GUILD CREATING PICTURE CHANCES A "created" picture—the•photographerppihed the milk, and the kitten did' the rest. Develop, natural situations to get more Interesting shots. IT'S fun to look for picture; oppor- tunities— ppor-tnnities— but it's more fun to create them. And many of the'iinesb picture chances are created deliber- ately by the photographer. • - If'you wait,for things 'to arrange' themselves for a picture, you're just trusting to luck, and you may have a long wait. But if you take a few steps to create a situation youll flail it easier to get just the picture• you want—when you want it. For example, look at the picture above. Is there any point in waiting. for such a situation to occur natur- ally? Not a bit. It's much simpler to; spill' the milk' right where you want' it -place the kitten where you wish —and shoot. A. kitten knows what to do when he's face to face with milk,; There are many such occasions' where a little arrangement is a big•. help. Use a bait to tempt a pet to the best spot for a picture. Give thei baby an amusing toy—or place an automatic music -box beside him and he'll pose, completely unaware;; of the camera. Provide some action'; for an older child to carry out a,. doll to dress, a book to read, a model; boat to work on. The action provides% a theme or story which improves the picture. In shooting outdoor scenes ort 'scape pictures, try having t,; stand In the foreground, look,, •e scene you plan to picture;' Such a«figure adds foreground • inter - !est,' anll directs attention to the scene beyond. In picturing snow icepes,•tramp out a path leading into the scene where it will help the com- position, of ;the picture. Such devices often add better pictorial quality toyour shots. S. In taking action shots, don't trust Ito chance. If possible, arrange with your subject to have the desired ac- tion take place at a chosen spot. (Then you can focus in advance, and 'he all ready to shoot. For example. ,to get a good shot of a Bled spill, Arrange for Johnny to flip his sled oval' at a selected spot near the bot "tom of the hill. This idea also works :for many other sports --:summer and 'winter. Table -top photography is of course outright creation—you build the subject completely before shoot- ing it. That's why "table -topping" is so, much fun—it allows plenty of room for imagination and original- ity. Still-life pictures are also a mat ter of arrangement..: and your skill in composing the subject -matter de- termines the quality of the picture.. Never be a lazy photographer. Don't "let well enough alone." Al. ways try to improve the picture—or, get '?..first shot of the subject as it; is, and then try to arrange a better, one. That's the way the finest plc, tures are made. 264 • John van Guilder Say you saw it in the `Post'.;;; Say you saw it in the 'Post'. 49c 20e 15c • • • 25c .. 15c sm. linnutein•linia..... 25c i W ECKMIER rosoci} sositr: gglo ssonJc. �Sic7O Aott►_ stgst'.'J.d. Grocery l e:Is 2 -lb 25c Lexias Raisins, without seeds 2 1b 27s Seedless Raisins 2 Ib. 23c. Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes 3 for 20c Laundry Soap Phillip's English' 4 cakes 23c Lavender Soap, with washcloth' • ••. • .. • 25c Worcetershire Sauce 5 oz: bottle 15c Blue Ribbon • Baking Powder • • • 1 lb tin 25c � Blue Ribbon Tea Black or""nixed •••: • •: • • . •; 1/2 ib 23c Good Cheese . per Ib 20c Bring in your Blue Ribbon card and Get a Cook Book FREE. • Fresh Currants Elliott's Economy Store Once Tried Always Satisfied Phone 55 We Deliver B=l<usels St. John's Church Champion Steer i Brings $824.50 ••, At the Fat Stock Sale held on the last day of the Sherbrooke, Que.. 1940 Winter Fair, the grand champ- ion 'steer, owned and bred by Reno :Raymond, member of the St. El- widge Calf Olub; Compton County, Que., one of the Canadian Boys and. Girls Farm Clubs, sold at 55 cents a pound or a total of $824.50. This was the highest price paid at any ,Sherbrooke Winter Fair, The, lawmoiremolitmeivotemmoveoroivvmmalvemoivAtiovemewmAgovow: E. J. McTavis - • General Store •T >t * STORE 'OF' Practic it feihristinat Exquisitely Sheer. ' ` CON Ringless Chiffons, Luxury Crepes and Sturdy Service Weight. • Hose=always• a welcome gift at Xmas time. tla T A �� See Them *' You Buy It Pays lit AWGSR sfig"L"J.6+4010111 N'R/aig.GAJ Msmv/ibgAMILIGitioGi/G'b6/G'> '"/ llteg. 1: Lingerie The Lovely Personal Gift Gowns,' .'Pyjamas, • Bloomers and Pests .in new styles and shades. Boxed Hankies; (Bought'@arly to secure old-time values. )•• • Swiss, 'Fainest Lizseei: and Lawn Beautiffnllly boxed.Ch Gift Gloves Beautiful Kid Gioves,both .lined and ,unlf cagier Needs reakers rsear Ali 'ool Socks Putts, Overalls ow Suits i Pants Shirts eaters Mitts was Belts wd'l Sets flow Slips ce Covers Gifts Xmas. Ties Without a and gleaming Tie no•'costume' is really complete. Our boxed, Ties wilt bring Yuletide cheer to any man 29c to $1.00 MINI Socks The Smart Xmas Gift, newest patterns in heavy :Cashmere,,. Silk and Wools • 19c. to 75c' In all 'the newest patterns and shades. Neck Scarfs What could he more popular than the gift of a beautiful Scarf for men and Our Store is Teeming W New Crisp Goods lin An Departments 1 previous best price was 42 cents per pound in 1.939. to Howard Murray et Magog, Que., for the reserve grand champion steer. F. F HOMUTH Analytical Optometrl- gttarantees you the • Best Eye Serines Harriston, phone 1.18 Brussels (Second Thursday Phone 26x 1' ''`PHONE'' 12 - BRUSSELS CHOICE GROCERIES, FRUIT, CONFECTIONERC &FLOUR' Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday ,Maple Leaf, Tomatoes 3 Tins for 29c Bee Hive Golden Syrup 10 tb • . lb 216 • per qt .• l e▪ prest City Braking Powder Hemplu`II's Wheat Berries Made" -Rite Pastry Flour 'l`Cellogg's'rAll Bran ;' Smith's Tomato Ketchup per ttC .„ • • • • 14c Holy• Homes Five-minute Tapioca ., 2 pkgs , •6 r s • with 2 glasses Y 29c .Swans Down Cahe Flour ..• , •. • 27c i7 Canada Corn Starch+... • • 2 pkgs 19c %Trans'American;Spaghetti 2 'tins • • • t. 25c 83c 43c 19c 33c '23c 24 1b . .; 67c 7 lb .....,.,... ...i.25c 23c -Special for This Week Ordfy"°I Cut lemon, orange ,;414 citron Peel. per 1 .. 25c Blrsebird Marslunaltows ' per lb ,.„• • • . • • , . • • • 29c 5 a Citrnation Milk ... ......, . 2 tins *.."*.• . .. . .... . . . .. . . .. 19e 111A13111i1141011 NNI1II N "'9 NINNY NIIiN NNNIN IINNIIIII IiiNNI NNNIIiINiNIIIIIINIIIIiIIINI ,,aL.IEW IS A. 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