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'We have a full line of Dr. Bell's, Pratt's,
Hess' and Royal Purple, Stock and Poultry
Preparations.
Worm Capsules and Powders, Antiseptic .;
I4ealixllg ?cwciyrs and Ointments, Poultry
Diarrhoea Tablets, Hog Special, Rex Wheat
Germ G'1, Dri-Kil, Licide, Louse Killers,
Dips and Disinfectants.
Noxzema Special
Regular $1.00 size
79c
The New
Toni Permanent
Kit $2.79
withspin curlers
Twice as fast and
easy as the other way
Amin -I -dent
The Ammoniated
Tooth Powder that
tends to prevent
tooth decay 59c
' Gillette
New One Piece
Razor
with 10 Gillette
Blue Blades in
Dispenser $1.29
F.
STATIONER
DRUGGIST -and
Rexall Drug Store
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Phone 24
— Brussels, Ont.
Fall Showing of
Smart Better Dresses
from $5.95 to $23.95
Large assortment for all types.
Smartest styles in
Ladies and Girls Winter Coats, etc.
Tartans
Skirts
Boys' Wear
Mens' Wear
A deposit will hold merchandise of
your choice.
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Friendship Circle Notes
The October meeting of the Friend-
ship Circle was held at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler with a very
good attendance. The opening
hymn 376, was followed by the'
-Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Carl
Hemingway read the scripture and
all joined in singing of hymn 471.
The minutes of the September meet-
ing were read, and the Roll Call
answered with "Something to be
thankful for." A very inspiring
message on the meaning of the
Friendship Circle was given -by Mrs.
J. Bryans. A short business period
WELDING
Maar—Scott
The \'\ringhnt United Church par-
senage was the evens of a quiet
wedding on ()etcher the first at 2:00 I i
P.M. whnn Evelyn Roe Scott, daugh•
ter of Mrs. Clara Scott and the Well l
Mr. W. .T. Scott of 2nd concession i
Morris bonnie the bride of James I
Anderson Mair of 3rd concession 1
Morris, sun or Mr. and Mrs. Walter .
A. Mair, Chesley. Ontario, The Rev.
W. A. 13eenroft officiated, The bride I
chose a wine gabardine suit with
black accessories and dark green
topcoat with a corsage of pink roses.,
The groom's gift to the bride was a
double strand of pearls with match-
ing earrings. The couple left on a
trip to Niagara, points in the United
States, and Toronto. On th"ir re,
turn they will reside on the 3rd
Concession of Morris.
ELLIOTT'S NURSING HOME EYES EXAMINED
Accommodation for bed patients at Listowel.
and invalids.
Rates reasonable.J. A Mona ghan R.. O.
Nursing Service nay and night.
Telephone 367 Josephine St. Hours: 9.00 - 6.00 daily
Wingham — Ont.
Phone 534
followed, when Mrs. D. Stevenson'
and Mrs. L. Wheeler were elected
as delegates to attend the sectional!
meeting at Fordwich this month.
The hymn, "Take up thy Cross" was
sung, then Mrs, Ed, Martin favoured
the group with a lovely hymn played
en her autoharp. This was followed
by a highly amusing reading from
.Mrs. Miller, which everyone enjoyed.
The tonic was given by Mrs. Geo.
MsCutcheon and another hymn
concluded the meeting. Mrs. Hoover
then conducted a good contest and a
delicious lunch was served by
some of the ladies in charge. This
happy group Meets once a month,
Why not join them friends
It OEMS
The Brussels Hardware
Snow Fence
Quebec Heaters
Stove Boards
Silo Paper
Oil Stoves
Stove Pipes
Coal and Wood Ranges Oil, Heaters
Coleman Lamps and Heaters
Flash-lites and Batteries
Glass Cut to Size
Sanitary all -metal hens nests made by
Jamesway.
The next time you are painting come
in and try our paint, reconditioned on the
paint shaker. You will be delighted with the
results.
Telephone 68
M. C. Oldfield
ter
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POULTRY — EGGS •-- FEED.
RAY'S PRO►j
Each Locker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 80 . — trussels, Ont.
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Ethel Produce — Phone 22-r-10
Thomas A. Gibson
Gorrie, Oct. 5 — Funeral services'
for Thomas A. Gibson, 81, who died
suddenly at his home, Coneessicn
nine Howlett Township, were con-
ducted there this afternoon and in-
terment made in Wroxeter Cemetery.
Surviving are one son. Robert,
Howiek; three daughters, Mrs
Wells, Toronto; Mrs. A Wearying,
Wroxeter, Miss Helen Gibson, Tor•
onto, one brother William, Turn -
berry.
J. B. Higgins, Seaforth
il $arvloe Dealer -- Phone Lots elesl'estll
GEORGE POLLARD
RIER[tI3NTA•1HVE,--'enussaLs.
DO YOU KNOW
— a girl who is planning
to be married ?
WE HAVE A FREE GIFT
FOR HER.
We believe that every bride-to-be
should see and hear about our
modern cooking method that re-
tains the natural flavor in the
food.
Our lovely gift ($4.50 value) is
given Free for the privilege of
showing her the newly styled
"'Wear -Ever" waterless cooking
utensils. that are not to be seen
in any store..
There is no obligation to buy.
Only girls that have not yet seen
our equipment are eligible for the
gift.
Send or Phone names
to your nearest distributor.
L. Cherry Phone 109x -r-2
F. K. Wanless
"WEAR -EVER"
Waterless Aluminum
SALES and SERVICE
!i 32 Foxbar Rd. Phone
London, Ont. Met. 349W
NOT SOLD IN STORES
Wednesday, October 12th,
IRON ANYTHING
Easier, Faster, Beller
WITH 'THE NEW
1999
IRON IN
HALF THE TIMVI
WITH
HALF THE
WORK
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Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers
Fleury -Bissell
Discs, Plows, Manure Spreaders,
Lime an reethzer Sowers,
Sprang -tooth ,yarrows Land
Packers, Rubber -Tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders, Mewero,
Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowere
and Hammer Mille
We also have repairs for
Oliver-Cockshutt Tractors
MORRITT & WRIGHT
Implement Dealers for
011ver implements
Telephone 4 and 93. Blyth, Ont.
The Brussels Creamery
PHONE 22
IILK U 'TER -CREAM
ICE CREAM
Cold Storage
Lockers
Purina Chows
SURGE MILKERS
DMllt sAA8t8
Hot Water Heaters
113 COMPIETEIY NEW
OTT R4DICAIIY DIFFERENT
COMA IN AND TRY rin
Phone 17
9tra ars 9 Vaneser Agitator
Provides fast,
ssad goads
washing action.
Massive Streamlined Wringer
Ilwing5'to 5 positions adluetable
Beather touch" salaam
bar and reset lever.
Full 9 lb. Capacity Tub
Shirting porcelain or cleanedlandart*dare
0luminum ... easily.
not rust.
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New All -Aluminum Tub Covet
[fight weight ... rust Rpt - . waft
fa suds end haat.
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Thor Deluxe Mech unnot
soother, quietest[$air .
operation
ion ...e3 . . ensure lasting wdI&5
tion.
ALL YOU WANT IN A WASH9t
von r1 te, a THOR
B;°ussels, O ii0
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New Fall Specials 1
Women's Black All Wool Winter Coats
Persian Lamb Trim, half chamois lined
Sizes 181/2 to 241/2, Regular $49.50
Special $35.00.
Women's Untrimmed Winter Coats
half chamois lined — $29.95 up.
Misses' Pack -A -Mac Station Wagon Coats
with a lamb collar., Come in and see this all
purpose coat, sizes 12 to 20 — $24.95
Women's and Misses' Feather Fannel
Winter Dresses in wine, green grey and
blue, sizes 14 to 44 — Special $5.95.
A shipment of New Fall Handbags
assorted shades — $3.23 and $4.23.
Misses' Taffeta. Dresses in black, green and
grey, latest styles — $14.95.
Girls Cotton Plaid Dresses
$1.98 up.
The largest selection of English Wool
Coatings, Plaids and Glen Checks,
we have ever assembled together, and
also Wool Crepes
$2.49 a yard up.
8 Patterns in Woolette, good for pyjamas
and nightgowns -59c a yard
Have you seen the latest Weldrest Nylons
with the black pointed heels and clocks on
side, in the sheerest nylons you have ever
seen — $1.95 and $2.50 a pair
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Store Wide Bargains for the,, Whole Family
Phone 61 — -- Brussels, Qat.