The Brussels Post, 1948-9-15, Page 8e
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Powder...J.. Saccharin
Park' s Cb!) Flavor
Salicylc Acid
Celery Seed
Allspice
Tumeric
Curry Powder
Parowax
Rubber Jar Rings
Pickling Oils
All sizes Corks
Try For A
Cash Pcize
Enter the Easy
Alka Seltzer Cortest
Get An Entry Form
from the store
Alka Selter . • •
2 sizes 30c and 60c
.i',...10"IY 11,Tp lies
Scrap Books 15c
Pla:-!.1,: Fitted
Si4lool Boxes 59c
Plastic Rulers
Asowted Colors 12c
Eclipse
Fountain Pea $1.25
Ball Pointed Pens 99c
Victory Propelling
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Pencils 41c
Zipper Loose Lea
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School Books
$2,50
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THE BRUSSELS POST 17011.
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Permanent
Kit $1.50
De Luxe Kit $2.53
(with reusable
plastic curlers)
Toni Refill $1.25
Hudunt's Hair
Ritual
ciNE ROL THE FLIES —
Fiy swatters,. fly-kil Spray 30c.
Fly coils, hand sprayers.
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Phone 24
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Brussels, Ont.
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Girls and Ladies English Interwoven,
Fine Quality, also Turnbull's.
Get yours early.
TARTANS
All Wool in 7 Clans.
WOOLS
Ligl.t weight for Dresses, also Coatings.
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Plain, Stripe and Fancy.
GROG! 1ES
Owing to shortage of space we are dis.
continuing Our Grocery Dept. Stock -up at
Greatly Reduced Clearing Prices Now. This
stock must go at once. All stock guaranteed
in .A-1 condition.
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POULTRY — EGGS — FEED
New Coki Stowage Lockets
Each Locker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 80
Brussels, Ont.
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Friendship Circle
Mrs, win. •stiller was hostess for
the September me,ting of the
Friendship Circle. Mrs, Carl Dm. 1 ,
ingway presided, The ScrIPturr was I I
read by Mrs. Ken. Bray. The roll
call, answercd by naming a labor•
saving device, brought forth many '
helpful snagestions. A skit, "Friend-
ship with our New oar:actin:5" was
presented by Mrs. Tiumbull, Miss 01
Dodds, Mrs. lic,ward, Mrs. Steven. .
son, Mrs. Lowe and Mrs, miller and I
concluded with prayer by Mrs,
Wilson, The chapter of the study
book "Babel Unscrambled" was
given by Mrs, McTaggart. It told
of the three Englishmen who trans,
lated the Bible Into many Indian
dialects during the nineteenth
century. A pleasang piano duet
Was rendered by Ruth HemiugWaY
and Lena Miller.
Letters 11 thanks worr read for a
birthday parcel sent to a five•yearold
baby In an orphanage in England
It was decided to have a shower of
small Christmas gifts broug,11: to the
October meeting to send to this
child. The Circle also decided to
Purchase markers for Mc pulpit
Bib1(. in the Church.
A contest and social half hour
to ought the meeting to 0 e1c-17e.
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! MIGRAINE—
Malady of the Emotions
Scientists find delibera .ely sup•
sa or unconscious feeling of
,,nger as a basic cause or migraine
11 mlaches, How science is straigten- day Times,
Mg Out these mental twists to bring
relief to migraine sufferers,
described in "Migraine — Malady of
Emotions," In The Anic:rican Weekly,
great magazine with this Sunday's
(Sept. 1.9) issue of The Detroit Sun-
• We have just received a good shipment
of Goddard's Silver Polish. We cannot
recommend any silver polish more highly !,
traces this in packages from 30c up. I'
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Ceilific,7! Watchmaker and Jeweller
Brussels, Ont.
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Elec?.Trical, !Heating and Plumbing
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Wholesalers for Acme Pressure Systems
(deep or shallow well)
Clark Air -Cooled 3 H.P. (las Engines
Electric Motors, Grinders and Rollers
Electrical Appliances and Fixtures
DE LAVAL DEALER—Milkers,Separators, Speedway Water
ambers and Accessories.
Fun iuo of deep and shallow well Pressure Systems.
Nic:Whirter Electric
PHONE 53X BRUSSELS, ONT.
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COMING TO RUSSELS !
R. A. egistered Optometrist of
Stratford will be at his
RUSSELS OFFICE
In Miss Hingston's Store on
Wednseday Morning, Oct. 6th
From 9.30 a. m. to 12.30 Noon
Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted.
PAINTING OF ALL KINDS
Spraying and Brush Painting
and
Landscaping Service.
Apply to
BOB MATHERS
Phone 23-r-8 Brussels.
Announcemetzst:-
Having secured the dealership for The
Austin Cars and Trucks a cordial invitation
is extended to the public to call and see
them.
You have to ride in one to appreciate
their many fine qualities.
ONE NOW ON DISPLAY
MORE PROCURABLE AT ONCE
McNeil,s Shell Service
Phone 77-r-6 Brussels, Ont.
CR.A.NBROOK:
Mr,.. Fred Stnalldon woo hest,Pss
for the September meetin; of the
W.M.S. Mrs. M. Engel was th, leader
rnl 1 01 rho opening verses on
"Our Commission in China' and also
1,4 in a oray.sr for rf7.011
WAS Sung and Loire 14. 29.13 ,as 1 p
read. followed by the m CH t rit,tan.
The president prosiclod for the it
peva amine' which the 1
tutuntcs were read snd approved
,v111 was then called and nine i
members rewponded (0' 01 a verse
containing "harvest", Mrs. ROM.
Campbell. simply sec, reported ‚the
bale sent and s rash dri,atien for
supply. Following theOffering
Miss A. Forrest crave the "Mad
Tidings" prayer. Curt Plc ripiro ,
front China was also r?rid from the
"Tidings' by 'he leader Mrs, Ban
T -Tit, !her was in charge of the topic
on China . Cinsing Hymn was 391
and the study book prayer was used,
Mrs. Allen Cameron es1 (led for
the Ladies' Aid meeting. A Hymn
was sung and the minima wars read.
Plans were made for a quilting and
following the Beneclictim lunch was
served and a, social time spent.
The Ladies' Aid held a (Milting at
the home of Mrs. Kehl, Campbell
and following the lunch Mrs. H. A.
Keys was presented with on electric
warming pal as a parting glft front
• tba ladies prior to her removal to
'her no hvne 171 BrUggelS,
• Mr. .and Mrs. Durwood Blackburn,
Windsor were recent visitors with
Roht, and Mrs. Campbell. The ladies
TO slaters,
Stanley and Mrs. Campbell enloy
ea a trip up Perth and also took in
the C.N.E. on Labor Day.
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The Ow ssels Hacrdware
For Two Weeks Only we are offering
Paint at a 10 ¶i Discount.
This is not a p;.cked over stock but a line
we are discontinuing.
This is a very good offer. Buy Now.
Telephone 68 Max Oldfield
FALL FAIR DATES
Kincardine Sept. 10, 17
eb est ey Sept. 17, 18
New Hamburg Sept. 17, 18
Stratford bept 20, 22
Embro Sept, 90
• Mildmay Sept, 20, 21
Exeter Sept, 22, 23
• Listowel Sept. 22, 23
Harriston Sept. 22-24
Zurich sept. 27, .22
Lucknow Sept 23, 29
Mitchell Sept, 29. 29
Drumbo Sept, 29, 30
I Kirkton
'Brussels
Plordatich
St. Marys
Teeswater
Ingersoll
OTHER DAVIS
International Plowing Mega,
Lindsay Oat, 12-16
}Loyal Winter PoAr,
Toronto
°Marna Fair,
Walkerton ....... . . Nov, 0000.
Sept, 30, Oct, 1
Sept. 80th, Oct 1
Jet 1, 2
Oct 0, 7
Oet. 5, 6
Oct 8, 9
Nov, 91-24
• 14 Women's and Misses' Winter Coats
(last year's styles)
Regular $27.50 — Special $14.95
Women's Black and Brown Pumps and Ties
• Cuban heels, regular $4.95
Special' to clear $2.98
Women's Black and Brown Suede Pumps
some with buckles, high and cuban heels
Regular up to $6.95 — Special $3.95
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Women's Black and Brown Oxfords and
Pumps — broken sizes
These lines sold regular up to $5.95
Special to clear $1.98
Men's Blue Denim Overalls and Smocks
to match — all sizes
$3.50 a garment.
Men's Suits
good selection to choose from — Tweeds
Worsteds and Dark Grey Serges
$28.50 up
Boys' Heavy School Boots
Sizes ,1 to 5 — Special $3.69
Boys' All Wool Long Trousers
8 to 16 years —$4.95
Men's Knee Rubber Boots
good heavy soles, sizes 6 to 11
$3.75 a pair — Insoles Free.
Boys' Knee Rubber Boob,
Sizes 1to 5 — $2.25 a pair.
Women's Rubber Boots
Sizes 3 to 8— $2.25 a pair.
THE ARCADE STORE
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
Phone 61 — Brussels, Ont.