The Brussels Post, 1969-11-13, Page 5Shop Save and Have Fun
LUCY'S GENERAL STORE
THE STORE WITH THE LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN
CRANBROOK, Just 3 Miles East of Brussels, PHONE 105
Now Open From 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays
From 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Saturday
SAVE ON THESE SUNDAY SPECIALS
Large Plain Cigarettes Reg. 67c
Carton. Reg. $4.75
Large K. S. Filter Reg. 69c
Carton Reg. $4.90
5 Qt. Pop Coke, Pepsi, & Ginger Ale 99c plus deposit
SAVE ON THESE SPECIALS
Hallowe'en Kisses Large Bags
3 Loaves of Fresh Weston Bread
3 o2. pkgs. Royal Jello
14 fluid oz. Vegetable
2 Roll Pack Ballet Toilet Tissue
Famous Kitchener Packers Polish Sausage
5 qts. Pop, Coke, Pepsi, & Ginger Ale • 99c plus 'deposit.
14 fluid oz. Flyatt's Pork & 'Beans 5 tins for 79c
Freshly Dressed Gov't Inspected Turkeys 40c lb.
Freshly Frozen Dressed Gov't inspected Chickens •••• 21c lb.
Fresh Eggs Large 53c, Mediums 43c, Cracks 33c
First Rate Canada Potatoes 25 lbs. • 90c
10 lbs. 50c
SAVE BY BUYING CASE LOTS OF CANNED POP
FRUIT Pumpkins, Large and Small 15c
Macintosh Apples $1,50
Tolman Sweet Apples $1.50
King Apples 11 qt. basket $1.50
Snow Apples 11 qt. basket $1.50
California Grapes 29c lb.
Bananas 10c lb. 5 lbs for 40c
Onions 50 lb. Bag $2.25
Grapefruit 5 for 49c
Lettuce 29c per head
Tomatoes cello pk. 35c pk.
79c doz.
59c
$4.62
61c
$4.75
Save 6c
3 for $1.00
75c
2 for 19c
5 for 89c
30c pack
79c lb.
Large Sunkist Oranges
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A. McCARROLL.
10 A.M. Church School
eulAIO 'WV If ."ro Whom Shall We G"o"
Organist: Mrs. Nora Moffatt
CLOTHING
Men's Winter Caps with Ear Muffs ,,,, • ,
Children's Knee Socks, 'Nylon .... • ..
Lady's Casual Perma.press Slacks ......... ---
Men's Dress, Casual Slacks
Men's Dress Sox
Lined Gloves ....... ..... 3te, tip to $5.00
H0Q1- PAIR
PELORAYE
Please send any information or
articles of interest from the past
which would help in the cote-
bration of the 50th Anniversary_ of
the School Fair, to C. R. Coultes
Belgrave, Ontario.
Anyone wishing to donate
any financial aid toward the Fair
please contact Stewart Procter
R,R, 5, Brussels,
WALTON
David SimWier, has boon hos:
vitalized at Stratford opnerni
Ifespitol,
Mik414 Wen(lft Humphries has
taken a position on the staff of
the Midwestern Regional Child-
ren's Centre at Palmerston.
:Miss Ruth Riteble Beg. N„ spent
a recent weekend with her per.
outs, Mc. and Mrs, Cliford Ritchie,
Walton W.l. Meeting
l'1 Vilation Women's Institute
entertained at their October meet,
ing with a Hallowe'en. Party when
grionti; attonded from Ethel, Mon-
crieff, eranbrook and Brussels,
The Hallowe'en theme was high-
lighted in the 'Flan decorations of
orange and black streamers and
lighted pumpkin
Mrs. Alvin McDonald presided
and, opened the meeting. Mrs.
Wm, itItimphries presented reports
The 4-IT Achievement Day for the
girls taking the Neddlecraft Course
will be held November 1f3th. in
SoarOrth, Tt was decided to hold e
Court Whist ladies' night on Nov-
ember 19th, Mrs. George McCall
reported on the WI. Rally held in
Dungannon, A, costume Parade
took place with Mrs. Leslie
Knight and Mrs. Prank Workmen
of Crottbrook WT. receiving the
prize for the best dreSsed couple,
costumed an a pair of skunks, Mrs.
Carl Hemingway of Brussels WI.,
;its a witch, end Mrs, Neil McGavin
of the Walton Branch in comic
costume, Were the other prize
winners.
The ,Tunior 'Boys' Softball team
banquet will he catered by the
W. I., on December '13. Progres-
sive euchre parties will be held 1)0'
ginning at the first of the new
year:
Hallowe'en: activities included
eating apples on a string, Won by
Mrs. Chester Eerl. of Eithet A
Hallowe'en story was read hY
Mr$, Will. Humphries. The gu es ts
who Were not costumed were ()Nig-
ed to, pay penance. The Indies
were grouped in tens and each
group presented an impromptu
number, Sides were formed of ten
ladies. Mich lady was Vet-Mired to
moil an orange by hitting it with
an orange in a nylon stocking.
.\h s. ,George Pearson, Ethel, 'Won,
a baloon relay race,
1\41'8, :Gerald Watson, Walton,
Mrs. Donald Perrie, Brussels, Mrs.
Lothar \Veber, Ethel, and Mrs.
Leslie Knight, Orattbrook, were
-winners, of a. Hallowe'en
Word contest and a. cat contest
'rho evening concltided With e
sale of baking, :Hostesses for the
occasion WOl'e Mrs: Ken 11 enOilald,
Mrs. George Blake, Mrs. Alexander
flulnt4en, Mrs. N,elson Marks ;Mid
Donald Achilles,
Ladies who 'watit, to take the
course, "rile Matti Dish Makes the
Mearii sponsored by the W.
'please contact the lenders,, Mrs.
Neil McGavin and Mrs. Man Shah-
dicer by NoVcinbor 15th.
T.141,1t8DAY, NOV. 13 tllt, 1969
BEST BUYS and WINDOW POSTERS
Mix or Match, Aylmer Ch.. Peas or Corn. 14 oz. 5 for 99c
Hostess Potatoe Chips Save 10c 11 oz.-- - 59c
Aylmer B. B. Beans Save 23c 14 oz, . ....-•••. 5 for 99c
Javex Liquid. Bleach 64 oz. 39c
Carnation Evaporated Milk 16 oz. . • .... . . .-'••••'''' 2 for 33c
Scotties Facial Tissue Save 4c--
Tide XK King' Size .......... ..
• -• 2 for 37c
....,, ..... $1.69
Aylmer Fancy Tomatoe Juice 48 oz.
Red & White Peanut Butter 3 lbs.
BOWLING NOTES
Team Standings
Aces
55
Ruth's Rascals 53
Muzzles Fitzies 49
Jane's Pennies 49
Jacks and Queens 46
Ladies' SingleS
:lane Ward 2)54
Rim( II Fluether 250
Carol HarveY 231
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LUCY'S GRAB BOX SPECIAL. EVERYTHING USE-
ABLE. GOOD 'QUALITY MERCHANDISE. VALUE $5 to
$10. SPECIAL PRICE $1.50
BOOTS. and SLIPPERS'
Fancy Slippers Men's •-• $3.29 Ladies' • • $3.39
Sealskin Boots $17.00 to $17.99
Sealskin Snowboots $17.00 to $17.99
Heavy Duty Men's Work Boots $9.00 up
Children's Snow Shoes
$7.59 up Ladies Snow Shoes
Top Line Uniroyal Rubber Boots $4.25 pr.
Men's Goloshes $4.00 up
Felt Insoles 35c
HeavyDuty Work Pants $5.99 pair
Heavy Duty Lined Work Jackets ..... ----• .......... $5.99
Heavy and 'Light Top Line Combination
Underwear Just $3.99 pair
Warm Tops and Bottoms Winter Line
Underwear Just $3.99 Set
HARDWARE
Plant and Garden Bug Killer for Spring
Large Tin Raid Fly Killer Reg. $1.19
Large Size Chicken Feeder
Calf Pails
Barn Forks
Axes
Little Bit of Everything in Hardware Section
WE HANDLE SILVERWOOD PRODUCTS
FREE FROM LUCY
For every order over $10 delivered into Brussels will re-
ceive an 11 qt. basket of Tolman Sweet Apples plus 5 lbs.
Bananas Absolutely Free
Also join Lucy's FREE DRAW each and every Saturday
night Lucy will draw a lucky name from her special draw
box. AU that is necessary to enter the draw is to fill your
name and address on a slip of paper, drop into her special
box, while doing your shopping.
Last week's winner of LIAcy's $5.00 of Supertest gasoline
was Mrs. Lloyd Armstrong of Listowel. This week's draw
consists of Tool Box valued at $8.00 plus box lock and
tools.
Don't talk about high food prices, do something about it.
Come out and h o.ir little Lucy to stamp out the high
cost of living.
Free Delivery within 10 mile radius, maybe a little Oorth.
er, with $5.00 order.
Lucy Will, also guarantee all iLenis purchased front her.
Money refunded if not fully satisfied.
SINCERELY, YOUR LUCY
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs, .11. Predalti or Kitchener
visited on Va n dal' with her sister.
in-law, Mrs, IL W. Stephens,
K err is tt pa ti ent i n Lis t,.
uwel I lospital.
Henry Pout, who has been hos.
vitalized, is home,
anti Sent Violleck and
sons Stephen and .,leff, Toronto,
were reeent visitors in Brussels,
Mr, anti Mrs. T. •Stratifsma have
returned, to 'Tolland after spend.-
ing sonic' weeks with. Mr, and Mrs.
It.
tihti'ley 1.lrvries returned to
VanCOUV 01' firter speAding a •week
at home with her parents, Mr. and
rS. H. Devries,
Mrs. Winnifred 10,dger attended
the funeral of her emit, Mrs.
Phonies ifingston, in Toronto,
Mr, and 1\his. th)orge ltisiois for-
merly of wroxptor, have moved
into the borne recently purchased
from Mrs, Hotly Brigham.
CABARET DANCE
in
BRODHAGEN
SATURDAY, NOV. 15
IAN WILBEE'S
ORCHESTRA
Everyone Welcome
ANGLICAN CHURCH
St. JOHN'S BRUSSELS
Trinity 2.1
Nov. 17, Monday
11:01) A.M. Morning Prayer
8 PAL Service pt Institution and
induction conducted by
Bishop F. APP1OYard.
Guest preacher is the
Rev, Wm, J, Hockin
Organist; Mrs, G. Pryce
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THE 1-3.1i.USOPL POtrre
THE UNITED CHURCH
Minister; Rev. E. L. LeDreW
Organist; Mrs. John Bryan
Sunday School 9:45
11,00 WM° •Worship
98c up
65c to 79c
$6.59
$8.15
$1.00 up
29c
$1.25
Ladies' Triples
Carol 'Hervey 570
• !Jane Ward 566 • •
Doris Matheson •566
Men's Singles
Dave liastings 315 -
(lord ;Matheson 318
Al Nichol 263.
Men's Triples
third Matheson ,••, ......... .•. 770
Da Ve Hastings 758
Nod 'Rutledge 712
50% OFF
$1.00
$2.00
59c
$5.00 and up
$4.00 and up