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THE BRUSSELS POST
oes Your C
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Weekly Razor Blades, 12 in pkg • 25c
Gypsy Crearn, For Sunburn • ' • • • 30c & 60c
Nice — Deodorant 45c,
Photo Post Cards of Brussels 5c ea.
Bisma Rex — A Stomach powder 75e
Scholl's Foot Bairn
45c
Mead's Pablum
45c
Elkay's White Shoe Cleaner
25c
Drene Shampoo 39c
Briten Tooth Paste 29c
(For Brighter Teeth)
Rexall Extract Wild Strawberry 35c
Kodak Verichrome Film • • • • • • All Sizes
F. R, SMITH
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TELEPHONE NO. 62 —
DRUGGIST and
STATIONER
TELEPHONE NO. 62
Wednesdu
aguat 20
is, 1941
Of 29,000,000 School Children Examined it was found
that slightly more than One in Five needed Glasses.
Have YOUR CHILD'S Eyes Examined
NOW and he ready for School Opening.
We have taken a Special Course on the care of Children's
Eyes and have one of the BEST EQUIPPED Optical Parlors
in Ontario so can assure you a Complete and Accurate
Examination.
If your Child Suffers from, Cross Eyes, Headache.,
:Difficulty Seeing Blackboard, Nervousness, Fatigue, or
inability to study intelligently—Bring him to us NOW.
Frederick F. Horoth, Phm. B., R. 0.
Eyesight Specialist
Phone 118
Harriston
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Brussels Used Car Market
1939 Chevrolet Coach (19,000 miles)
1936 Chevrolet Coach
1935 Ford V-8 Coach
1930 Ford Sedan
1929 Ford Coach
1927 Chevrolet Sedan��(cheap)�p
G. isle N �./ SE
At The Cities Service Gas Station
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Car of
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$L25 per Cwt. Of Car
D. M. Mac"!•avish
FARMER'S STORE
PHONE 46 BRUSSELS, ONT.
I
A Farmer's Daughter
Tells Her Troubles
A letter written to the Editor of
The Globe and Mail
I have to tell someone my trouble
MAN WANTED
—x—
Middle-aged man to
handle local Fuller Brush
Route. 25-25 calls yer dap
shoud net the alert sales-
man $35 to $40 weekly.
Experience not necessary.
We train you. Avplicants
under no obligation.
Apply immediatelp to
Eldon D. Weber
district field manager
1 King St., Kitchener
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(' `l v Bran 2
424 Flakes Bananas, Grapefruit, Borden's 424
.e Helmet 17c
Corned Giant Size Oranges, Lemons. Chateau .2.
Cheese .
Beef V V pere,
,6 R,
2 per tin
y 22c Kellogg'sAllMarshmallows pkg 21c
!24 — V — -Wheat
per pkg V _
2 for 23c �, Baker's Cocoa .i4
+4 Interlake 25c — 10 tin
�*. Tissue V Pound .2�
•+4 3 for 23c Grape-Nut29c 44
po V Flakes New V 42a
Economy `��'„ SPECIAh
,2. 91" SPECIALS Libb 's
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,2. 'V' Capo Lemon lOc Size. Pork &Beans °2'
It large bottle 23s v 20 oz. tins 19c 42�
i V _ McLaren's Jellies V — *�
.2, 'V' Hawes Floor Wax Raspberry, Strawberry VanCamp'a Tomato Juice �2�
142• 47c & 25e Orange, Lemon, Irene lOc •.i
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Capo Stove Pipe Enamel
with brush
23c
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Zebra Stove Paste
per bottle 18
V
Flusha, per tin 28c
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PICKLING SPICES --
Whole mixed pickling spgce
Red Pepper Tumatie
Cassia Buds Currie Powder
V Franco American Macaroni
per tin 10c
V
Heinz Spaghetti 2 tins 23c
V
Maxwell House Coffee 1 tb tin
54c
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Kraft Sandwich Spread
12 fluid oz. 25c
We have fresh
Cabbage
Tomatoes
V
Oxo Caines 10c and 25c
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I am a girl, and not very old at
♦2. ! that, but I know. iit is a struggle fo •
a thatr, average li'pdng with the right
.}}4 to pay our debts and opkeeip Its IVP
go along. Wtll•the struggle end th
life or In' death for us? Sometimes
when I go to bed so tired, I don't
care Chow It &oda. But that Lina
keeping chink nip, is it?
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Brussels =_ 'Phone 64
QUALITY and SERVICE
SPECIALS FOR—THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
spassonsur
a Camp's Tomatoes
15 oz. tins 3 for 25c
Ivory Snow Large pkg • .. , , • • . • , 25c
Christies 'Salted Sodas . • • • per pkg 12c
Shredded Wheat Biscuits 2 plcgs
,•„ • „•, 25c.
Brunswick Sardines , . • .. .. per tin .
Superior Baking Powder 1/2 1b tin • • 14c
Our Vinegar, Made from Canadian Apples
Habitant Pea Soup, 2 large tins 23c
Kreemy . Wheat Puffs ... Giant pkg • . 49c
Jello Puddings • • • • . • .... 2 pkgs • • • • • • • • • •• .. • • •, , • 15c
Royal York Cheese 1/2 Ib pkg • • • • 17c
SPICES—For Your Pickling—SPICES
TOMATOES, CABBAGE and CELERY.
Our Own Blend Coffee Fresh • • lb • • • • ••••••. • • • • 49c
Lifebuoy Health Soap" 3 bars .. • • • • • • . 20e
Challenge Corn Starch ..........per pkg .. 10c
PLUMS ARE ARRIVING REGULARLY.
Half Time Shoe Polish per tin
Soap Chips • • • 3 1b , . 25c
Fly Swats Each ....• .. • • • • • • 10c
Aeroxon Fly Coils ••••......•,,•• 4`for .• •.. •••• 10c
7c
Join in the fun ~- Get .Booster CIub Tickets
or I can't go on. This once pleasant
and happy world has turned into a
sweatshop of toil and drudgery,
'without even the promise of a new
chess this .fall. I cannot tell my
mother shout it, for that would
only add to her worries, and her
life lately has 'become filled with
worry. I cannot tell my brothers.
They would only work 'harder and
longer to reliieve ,me of some of the
wrok which now falls to my. lot.
And I cannot tell my dad—for he is
cl eadc
Dad died five years ago and the
boys have carried on the farm ever
since. They have worked and
toiled and worried over this farm,
for they love it, as I love it, but
they cannot make ends meet, No
matter how many bushels of grain
we grow or hone many pigs we raise
we hale no money over. It costs
as -much to grow, the staff as we glt
paid for it.
The boys work from 5 in the
morning until 7 or halfpast in the
evenings. So do mother and I. We
cannot pay $40 or $50 a month for
help or we would have no money
to pay your other immediate debts,
I raise ducks and chickens and fa'.d
calves, besides doing the work a
girl on the farm always has to do.
Mather takes in summer borders'
to help keep food on the table, f.ar
our cream oheque goes for other
things', now. Mother needs her teeth
fixed, but she hasn't any money to
get them done.
Why do we stay on the farm? Be-
cause the birds sing in our hedges
at daslbeak. Because our mare
looks over the barnyard gate and
whinnies gently to us when we ga
across the yard. Because the red
clover at the back of the barn
smells sweet and lush and fragrant,
Because of the peace and drowsy
murmur of the meadows, where,
late yesierrdlay afternoon, fl found
my kid brother asleep in a fence
corner. He le only fifteen, and had
been up Once 5. I felt like erring
when I saw helm, so young a.nd tired
He woke up while I snood, here, and
looking up with a friendly' grin, -al..;
'Gosh, lt.'s nice here in the cool
gratis, Is It milking time already?"
.And it was.
There is a struggle taking placo
to the farms these days, Mr. 17ditor,
Notammovoinamropt
CHOICE GROCERIES
FLOUR CONFECTIONERY SALT
Post's Bran Flakes . , • • • •
Rubber Rings • . • • • • • • • • • , .•„
Zinc Jar Rings • • . ,
Jumbo Peanuts for Overseas Boxes -
Golden Net Salmon . • .
Fly Coils
Morning Cheer Coffee
••-- 2 for 15c
4 for 25c
per doz 25c
• • per tin 15c
1/2 Ib tin 19c
.. 4 for 10c
per lb 45c
Glass Jar Tops ..••.:••••,, each 2c
Solite Shortening • ... 2 ib 33c
Muffets .... • • • •. -.. .. ... .... per box 10c
Tomatoes, Pickling Onions, Vinegar, Etc.
Elliott's Economy Ston
Phone 55 We Denver . Bru,,leis
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THE �4a', RCADE STORE
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Phone 61 —
Brussels' Ont.
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
Week -End Specials
It will be worth your while to visit
our Store this coming Week -end
Men's White Buck Oxfords
All Sizes, Special 2.49
Men's Work Boots
Panco Soles, Special
Misses White Oxfords and
Strap Shoes, Special
1.98
1.19
25% Reduction
On all Women's Spring and
Fall Coats Only A Few Left
Many More Bargains But
Our Space Is Limited
You're All Welcome To Look Around
Don't Forget to Ask for Booster Tickets
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