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41. GIFT PARA
11 Gifts That Are Useful
N Are 21; Al ways Welcome f'
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Si See our Large Display
Electric Lamps and
Electric Appliances
Also-'0ur beautiful English
Chinaware, Cut Glassware
tr.
and Fancy Pottery.
Vg Large and Attractive
assortment of
Silverplated Ware
1847 Rogers and
Community Silverware
New Stock of •C.C.M.
Matcheds Sets,
Sleighs and Wagons
a real stock of toys, games.
A STORE FULL OF
USEFUL GIFTS
• A NECESSITY, we have them in Small, Medium and Larg,
all styles and colours, Genuine Morocco, Embossed Calf,
Antelope SweCapskin anch
PRICES $2.9570$4,95
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Calf SKIfl TO
• THE CHEAPER PURSE $1,50 $1.95
▪ Costume Jewellery
Bracelets to match, the Small Chain in groups of. tree or ,the
Slave Chain with matching Bracelets, LoVely. ,pearls in ;two
twisted style ..... ....... $ '50 46 $3.50
or three strand or the iHeavy iRope
A .Lovely Assortment from --..........• 50c TO.$1,50
BROACHES AND GLAMOUR PINS
The final finish for the lovely dress, Long •Heev„).Chains with
• ss_
i Gloves in all COlours:
The Dress Glove of French 9To $3.5 ..
tr Kid or Suede ..............................• 5 0 a pair '
.'f• _:.,,, 95c;
The Fabric Glove at
The Angora Glove in, lovely pastel shades ................ .$1.95 pair
SKI MITTS, wool lined, beautifulteeth
er in white, navy or red ............. ... .... .
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Handkerchiefs
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raw
The ever useful Hankie in embroidered . linen, 'or
SoNtii:idleinheenm, sLawn,_lace .. trim .. narrow
C To $1.00,each
Lingerie
Fe pyjamas, Slips & Gowns in angel skin or paiin, in tea rose,
blue or ivory. A large and compiete rannfl
ge of Staelds
Lingerie, a garment that is made of good quality and
_R perfect fit in all sizes
C. Ziliiax & Son
HARDWARE and CHINA
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dom. and Honour—the Gifts ot
God.
Ladies House Coats . I
We have a lovely range of English Flannel ketiSsfeoats
, purple
and red PRICES$8•95TO $12,95
i in shades of blue, rose
Silk and Cotton ,House Coats . . ..... - $4.95 TO $..6795
PullOvers and Cardigans
Brush worm In variegated, colours, fancy knit botgrao,fil or
the heavy jumbo type In a large $1"95
range of colours PRICES . . ...... . ....... • , TO
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Hose
Gcftham Gold Stripe, makes an 7We T $11
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The Legion meetiag called tor
Tuesday night was. postponed Mr
one week, to be held Tuesday,. Dec -
10th. la the Library, Brussels,
The following is a revised list
to date any omissions or errors mill
be gladly corrected:-
Active Service
Aleoolt, Thos.
Alderson, J. ,
Bell, W. H.
iBlack, Donald
Bryan, RussellBro'lierS,
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Bro'ers, L.
Brewer, J.
Bowler, H
Cardiff, W.
Campbell, Jno.
Dohl,
Dohl, 0.
Gillis, M.
Hall, Russell
Hawkins, H.
Harman, G.
Heating% D.
Lowry, E.
Lowe, S.
Looking, W.
McCauley, L.
' Motaws11, Mac
Palmer, Jas.
Palmer Wm.
.,Prest, T. A. • '
Rowland, W. • .
Speir, Jack
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Stratton, H.
Salesman E.
Sanderson, L.
Tunny, Chas.
Thompson, A.
Thomas, H.
Whittard, R
'Wilson, Stan.
Workman, Gordon
Non permanent—
Bell, E. D. (Lieut.)
'Campbell, G. It. (Capt.)
WeElaesdaY, Peeembes. 4th, 1940
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SUPERIOR STORE
JIM HUNTER
Your Telegram Talking
Reporter
November 20th marked the com-
\
pletion of sixty-seven hundred news-
casts made by this betemn news-
caster. Twice daily, over Ontil,
Jim HUIrter gives the news at t,he
news of the world in his owe Inimit-
able style, So popular is he, that
his newscast anions one of
highest, if not the highest radia
nd useful gift
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zations and.•',4,stele ,15leht10116, any-
-where og.. thii'iq
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Continued from Page One. • sbe:411ey will use
chills to intim
%-- Me us. 'But this mental. wealtlen
Germany's victims. You've either can on3yj2.,ejtVive where gross
got to be a "gangster" with Hitler ignoranee,Ort%1Alftei9ence or treach-
or ery Roils:161i.. .,../t:k,a.re not such
a slave of Hitler—that's Ger-
nially'S new "World Order."
We man constantly bear to mind
that Hitld's "total war' 'is vary
much a war of ideas. We have to
guard against erePaganda• WollLet's reee ve their lying
'mow what happened in Norway and iftan•
Denmark and is happening now to Proilagands, ola do a. little ''Fifth
RuMania. Hitler intended that Columninir . on 'Genitally het -sera
shOulti lie little or no actual
and the Countries she's oCennied.
En -rt,
All we have.:to do is stick to the
fighting. His lies were to do We
t
work, It's still an truth. open questoin
whether ideas will prove more
The Germans brag ot their tow
powerful than, mmarnents in the
"World Osder". Our common
ead—ibut not Mr. Hitler's ideas. sense and our British instincts tell
Well see th that. :Us that lying and treachery and
so Germany's misnamed "Fifth'
isim" cannot build anyt;ig::,g5'::uri
mruder, in other , words
only destroy. We know that
"gangsters" have to be checked aud
we are doing it. The only language
they unlerstand is force. Now,
easy marks.
In this Oottntry we aten't experi-
encing the physical shock of battle
but we are constantly being sub-
jec;ed to this. war of words and
• Colunin" has become another imple-
ment of war war—embracing
civilians and armed forces alik,?.
The. "Fitth Column" hale entirely
in destrnctive. ideas. How you and
we're succesSfully matching force
I think IV very important In this
•Nazi adances have been due
with forcri. Soon, we shall otter-
almeSt entirely to the sleeping whelm them.
draught they've administered to
civilian populations by propaganda.
Their purposeis to mask German's
reel intentions, With true "gang-
ster spiritthey intimidate Rulers.
and Statesmen.' even by threatenina
them with nareottal violence. They
vary their Methods according to the
need.-. They will soy and do any,
thing to instil fear of German might
in the minds of individuals, Organ!.
Our .Sailors and our Soldiers and
our Airmen have no fear that our
Heine Front can he sabotaged.
Canadians will not now become the
dupes otHltlev..
Thompson, M.
Thompson, N.
Lowe, J.
Woodrow, A.
Thosa awaiting call for
Service: -
Gibson, H.
Henderson, A.
Warwick, D. C.
rejected Gillis, 0.
Fischer, W.
Notice To Creditors •
ratings of any single program heard
in Ontario. 'Friends from far and.
eller will join 'with his present
sponsors, the Mapel Leaf Milling
Company, in wishing him many
laaPPy returns of the day.
Classified Ads
FOR SALE -
14 Chunks of PIP.
pho5ne 25-r-18 Dan Glassie
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QUALITY
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY Br. SATURDAY
Helmet Corn Beef 12 oz. • • • .. • .. .....• .. •• . • • . per tin 15p
Gold Soap , • , , .... . ... ..., ..... ....,,. ..... 3 haft for 1.3c
Aylmer Peas 16 oz. 2 Ito for 23p
Cooking Figs • , .... .. • • . . , • - . • . . . . . • —
, • . . . • ..... • ........ 2 tins for 17c
Mixed Cakes . • ..... • ...... • ... • • • • • • • • • • • • per ito 15c
Quaker Puffed 'Wheat • • • • • ••••• .... •' ..... • • • • • • 2 Pack for 15c
Golden Yellow Sugar .... . .. .. .. , 3 lb for 21c
Chocolate Drops or French Cream Candy .., ..... per Th 17c
Bath Towels, fancy • . each 25c
Linen Hand Towels „ .. ........... -.., .. , ... . .... each 19c
Ladies' Fine Wool Sweaters, and &.hlue •. each $2.25
1VIen's Bianket.Cloth Zipper Winclbreakers • • • • • • • each *4.25
each $3.50
Men's Fancy Wool Sweaters
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1 • Highet Prices Paid For Produce
•• • Ethel, Ont.
Phone 22-11
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proposed 'by the department of adv..
ETHEL cation. All the school children
enjoyed the holiday.
There passed away at his late There is a fairly good demand for
home in the village of Ethel on .drp wood in the village. Some
Sondes'', William H. Hamilton, aged orders. have been tilled since the
65 years. die leaves to mourn his mewling came.
Passing his wife, one &atwitter, Mrs. 1 A. good many care had to have
C. Dokmier, I Ethel, and one son, what a ahinaman would call pushes
,Allan, of Stratford. Funeral ser- applied in getting places while the
vices will be held from his late snow Was deep.
residence today. Interment will be
be made in Brussels' cenietery.'Owing Possibly to unfavorable
Three
s-v'eather and road conditions the
-weeks from this week's.
I:
issue of the Brussels Post will be . nifurttiyon, andnsotoredbe10
by leld (.110Gcone
Horses, sleighs and cutters wore TdiedWnnsolitternaHaterili,aitzPeridanayd, bNaosv.te2e9a,
Christmas.
brought into use Saturday, Nov'. 30,
for the first sleighing of the season, indefinitely postponed.
I
in these parts. B. 2'. 'Carr was a visitor one dal
Traffic by motor vehicle was a i recently with George Ecianier who
hazardous task over the week etid, ' 'lluts been in Listowel hospital for
several -weeks folloying accident of
County snow plows are at work and
many roads' will be opened int- having his leg broken. The patient
mediately. ' has progressed satisfactorily and is
Our local livestock shippers have , expected home any day now.
neen trying out the trucking sys•
tem for transporting stock direct ,
I Atter a lengthy time of failing
from the producers to the abattoirs heratth doe to heart ailment, Wet.
.Hamilton, died at the family rest -
handicap.
The accumulation of snow would he
tierce in Ethel Sunday morning,
a for prompt delivery by '
truck for this wee'k. Dec. 1. About a month ago the
FOR SALE -
13 Pigs about 60 lbs.
phone 25 -e -IS Dan Glassie
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FOR SALE -
9 Pigs about 8 weeks old.
phone 13 -r -I6 Chas. 1VIurra
Y.
FOR SALE—
Black Portland Cutter ,2 doors
tia butter any
and top, also apt
quantity.
phone 96X -r-2 Mrs, Wm. Cardic
FOR SALE -
15 New Brown Rubber Stair
t Treads, mar_belized effect, never
. 1 phone 38X -r-3 Mrs. Bill' Porter
used, cheap for quick sale.
FOR SALE—
HouseEthel, 1/4. acre 01 land, Hydro, plod
and lot, in the village ot
.well and double garage. apply to
L. Sinclair, Ethel . .
phone 22 r- 10, Brussels
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ST RAVE D—,—
On Lot 29, Con. 17, Grey. One 2,
Iyear old cattle beast. Owner is
requehted to prove property and pay
expenses.
phone 4 r-10 .... .,T. R. McLean
Active
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drive shed, good well and spring
IN THE MATTER of the Bank- ,
c
ruptcy of ARCHIBALD DONALD reek, particulars apply to
CAMPELL of the Township of Grey I Jas. Broughton
In the o
NOT1C111 is hereby given (.bat the 'if. Monkton.
Cunty of Huorn, Contractor, 11.
Debtor.
said 111,6I-D.DALO DONALD CAMP- ; BLuEvALE
BELL made an assignment on the '
twenty-sixth day of Navamber,i,
The home of Mr. and Mrs, R. J.
1940; and that the first meeting '
IVIeLennan. was• the scene of a social
creditors will be held at the Town
function at interest when a largo
Hall In the Town of Seaforth, 00-
day. of number of, friends and neigithors
tario, on Friday. Lite sixth
ga•hered 1101.1T! 3,11r,.* and Mil'.
December,( 1940 tit the hour of two -
thirty in the Etfternoon, Charley Johnston (nee Alibis idossle
TO VOTE thereat proofs of . Milligan) who were married a weak
Pete Dobtion, 12 -year-old son of
Quest and Mrs. Dobson, is well nest
the initial stage in establishing a
newspaper route. He sells the
London, Daily_Ffee Press and has an
encouraging number of customers
on the round.
The' pdiblie •sektOpl .;teacheKel of, the
municipality convened, its Ethel
school, Thursday, Nov. 28, to discuss
FOR SALE—
A 'Melotte Cream Separator in.
(new) condition. theap for etilck
sale. apply to
phone 92X The Radio Shoji
•' • Brussels
FOR SALE -
12 Pianfla for sale
at the Mildmay Furniture Store.
325 u,p. Also new pianos.
Open evenings. Free Delivery.
J. F. Sehoett & Sons
1Wildmay, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE—
Lot 15, Con. 3,7, Grey, 100 acres.
Good frame house, bank barn, and
014444115 and Proxies must be died1 ago' Tile bride and bridegroom
with me prior thereto. were presented with5 a shower of
miscellaneous articles', ' beau tidul
and useful. The evening Was spelt:
playing .cards and dancing.
George Johnston presided at the
made, othewise the proceeds of the regular weekly meeting of the
estate will be distributed among the P. tr. of the United 'Church. The
parties entitled, thereto, without re- topic, "Hthman Himger' Pnr. 1i'12(l('.
gard to such claims, • was opened for discussion,
DATED at Clinton. this twenty Duncan ,Stewart attended a con-
ference et public' school teachers
held at Emigres& on Moriday;•
and Mrs, Harold Holmes visiting
with his father, Andrew and ts
Eloinaes,
THOSE having claims against the
estate must file the same with the
custodian or the trustee when pa -
pointed before distributtion is
seventh day of November, 1940.
Spilit 01 the SHWA Empire
0, G. MIEDETON,
cannot be intimidated or impa'l'ed 1 Custodian.
because that Spirit has the dualities Box g41,
at invinicibility—Life, Truth, Prose- Clinton, Ontario,
family tletired from farm life.
The Women's Institute will meet
on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 12th at
2.30 at the home .of Mrs. Quest
Dobsin. The Roll Call will b e
answered by naming my favorite
song. Topic, A. Christmas Stoll
(Mrs. Joe Pearson). Chrihtmas
•Cayols will be sung,. Discussion 'co
Me:wens-the iShristmas'. Come prS
pared to join in the discussion. All
advanced methods of teaching as 1 ladles are invited to attend.
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A full line of
Feeds and Concentrates
to mix with your grain
W hy pay big prices for your Mineral
When you can buy
C.I.L. or Shur -gain for $3.75
Mitts, Sweaters, Overalls,
and Men's Wear
D. M. McTavish
FARMER'S STORE
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DRESSES and COATS
For Women and Children
4 'Lingerie, 'Ilithiobes, SYleaters .i' Blouses,' Skirts,
Handbags, Gloves, Aprons, Dolls, Men's Ties
and Hose, Many other Staple Articles.
With Every $5.00 Purchase
24 15r.inch DOLLS will be
given FREE of charge
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