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THE BRUSSELS POST
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Double the Face Value of the policy if you die by accident.
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J. C. LONG
Representative
Brussels
SOMETHING THAT EVERYONE
CAN DO
This is a vey active, interesting
kind of world. Most of us have so
many things to do, and a great
many more thing's 4hat we are plan-
ning to do when we have the time
and opportunity, Our very activity
keeps us so busy llrat we tend to
overlook the fast that there are a
great many people who are strut out
from the normal type of ]die by
being shut in. Tn remind urs of these
folk, and to urge us to ds aotnebeing
for them, the first Sunday of June
is set aside annually as St1•ut-fn's
Day.
Who ere the Shutins? 'There is
little need to ask, for every com-
munity has them: folk who are shut
in through age, disability and
various types of illness. Not only
are ah ey snn fine: t the ly,s sr.
hospitals cm other insultntlona. but
many cannot even leave their beds.
••11 ee, eoiii s1,.e.d to lead a
t' striatal 1i.fe, and r:onle td them
renally arlueft- . tlir1 only tube kms•
news of Bemis and the &needle.
et!nn of visitor's enable them to
remain normal in theta' thinking and
Matinee to life. On the ether hand
there ere sante who hale won sneh
a spiritual victory over the ailing
basins that hurry are 11 source of
Incpir'n,tion to all who visit there.
The mother of one of Pritain's
atntesme,ii spent nearly half a ern_
tory sat bed, nmol to her bedside came
the elite of the land to he inspired
by her erverage. oplinnistn and ttn-
eel f lsltness.
P1•ue to inner Sulu).ay. Jung. erd.
1,;,
dee in which you shote at
!•,.o .qct in — a crwilecin and
1 elk u 11sri veteran — that you care.
;lid be through flowers, a gift
1 it letter: or a personal visit in
:rte:, y,r; tear,, behind some little
or yin's ;.honght.frilness. But
11 don't forget them until
' ices: Day rnmes again next
1, remind you once more,
In HIS name who said, "I was
moi ye visited pie," let us
neer.."et 1m:Asing Jane 3rd a calve,
rtefetgetable clay fni the Shut-in
-el for ourselves,
"'1T10N FARMERS —
br-. pleased to pick up dead
d fnrm animals and pay
-ei'a)itng prices. For DTI.
-vice telephone collect —
" -';r 68-r-12 Listowel 660-r-2,
Elmira 664
-ming (Elmira) Ltd.
DISTINGIIISHED FLYING CROSS
For. "an act or acts of valour, courage, or devotion to duty
performed whilst flying in active operations against the
enemy„ .. .
During the Second World War, the Distinguished Flying Cross
was awarded to 4,028 members of the Royal Canadian Air Force.
... exceptional fearlessness in the face of the enemy" .. .
"outstanding courage and determination" .
4,028 citations --each one a tribute to service in the defence of
freedom., by leen of the R.C.A.F.
Today, in Canada's rapidly expan-
ding Air Force, more young men
are needed to train as Air Crew
Officers—Navigation Officers,
Radio Officers and Pilots.
To be eligible, you must be be-
tween 18 and 24—be a Canadian
citizen or other British subject--
be physically fit—and have Junior
Matriculation or better.
Consult the Career
Counsellor at your nearest
R.C.A.F. Recruiting Unit
oreMAit. THIS COUPON
ce
Pions mail mo,
without detention,
full particulars re.
gargling appoint-
ment requirements
and oponiegs now
available in tho
TRAINING COMMAND,
TRENTON, ONTARIO
NAME
(PLEASE PRINT)
STREET ADDRESS
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CITY PROVINCE
EDUCATION... , , •... ,,,,,,,,,,,,
R.C.A•F.
(BY GRADE AND PROVING*) AGE
Car 42 Ws
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CLfit,,.:.".F.IE'D AC:.
FOR SALE—,
36 pig , 11 wales oitl, also Poeatikee
for Acted rI o1' Mable 055.
Graham Work Phone 21r16
FOR SALE—
1912 Plymouth 14,110,
and in good condiitlon,
ITarold 'eager I011,11e 50r14
FOR SALE—
Quantity of mixed gt•ata.
Mark I lantiltott Phone .46r26
FOR SALE — �^
Yerlcslitrc sows due In May and
June. Alan seed Bttskwheat,
James Knight Phone 48n26.
good tires.
FOR SALE —
Holstein heifer, slue to ereshen
Civet week in June.
.Taq. A. Bryan% Phone 12r19,
FOR SALE—
Three burner, Coleman gasoline
Stove priced reasonable,
Phone 14x
FOR SALE —
McC'nrmiclr Deering Hay Loader,
Three Ren S,hell-ens, also quantity
of sired potatoes,
Wm. Blake Phone 42r5.
FOR SALE
One clank reel Shot+Lhorn Boll ser-
wiceabte age, M-nyfiower's Baton No,
324 900.
awl A 1(rrsnn Phone 1514,
ane RALE —
Peeltrike built no 1929 Buick with
C\1C Trrele rear end. All In good
working. order.
earl TT"nlingn'ty Phone 25,'6.
LOST —
5','ul1 Meek collie doe, very short,
h"h .nett am,swens to the name of
"T aa'lls" notify ,Tim 'Williamson,
W 11 ••n. Phone 37r15,
CAR FOR SALE —
1"'17 Ford Yr -5. low m'ilage
T'nrrnil+" al the T'irueeels Post.
ane eeee —
One Jersey cow, f, year old, doe
to freshen.
Wm. E. Somers, Blyth, Ont.
Phone Brussels 45r7,
FOR SALE —
Barn — 56' x 56' with granary,
lined with matnhcd hardwood lumber,
Priced rensonahle, Apply 'to
Geo. L. Blake Phone 56r12.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for installing an oil burner
in the hot water boiler at the Brus-
sels. Morris and Crew Telephone
Office, Tenders to he in by ,Tnne
23rd. Lowest or any tender not
n.eressa.rily accepted.
Apply to W. 5, Renee Sec.
FOR SALE —
Want summer reins? dray is
hatclnug chicks through July -August.
For immediate delivery they have
medium .and light chicks, mixed,
heavy pullets; dayold, started. Get
particulars, order soon. Agent Wm, 1
Glen Bray, Ethel,
FOR SALE —
0118 dinning room :mit Walnut
consletting of 6 chairs, 1 extension
table and buffet. One kitchen cabinet,
The above articles are in first class
condition and have to be seen to be
appreciated.
Apply over Post Office, Brussels.
TENDERS WANTED —
To Paint the Ctyslale Palace at
the Fair Grounds exterior only, Main
wall whips with a trim of green or
blue, Please separate tenders for
labor and about 29 gallons of tviii'te
paint w'Iith first cont to be primer,
priced separately, Have tender's in
tine hand of the Secretary, Geo.
Wesen biu'g, by June Rh., 1951,
TENDERS WANTED —
Grey Twp, School Area calls for
tenders for following painting :
S. 5. No, 6 CIassroorn entrance
and exterior,
S. S. Na 7 Classroom entrance
and -exterior,
5, 5. No. 8 C!lasareom entriewe
and exterior.
S, 5. No, 10 Entrance ,and exterior,
Please state coat of interior and
exterior sepaeritely. Tenders will be
received by trustees or secretary 1111
until Jane 111111. 1951,
.T. 0r1 Hemingway. Sec•Treas,
FARMERS
Savo 14011ey try Nn. Churl Liquid
Pertildzer may he used with dry fer-
.tIlizer, .or replace it. Any drill
will do. Try a test field —
76c to $1,00 per acre.
Reeentmended — Free Samples to
reliable farmers. Free information
and folders. Apply to
J. 11. t,am•on t. 111th e1.
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I.8Lrtt Kirkby, float u'.u1,1 son of
Mr. and Mew Itabrn't Kirkby, was in
jnrr5l elle1 hit by a it 1r', e rt it•
twits while cwnsln e tin• marl it,
front or hi, home i+'+irl:rr'_ Ttr- buv
Wan tushed to 9rott J1enu,rin1 Bit
Vital a.; Rruforth by les fethar. Rh-
ert Kirkby. An Xeety Armed a
In', l,a lee, 'Tile Let 1 syt",rrrsl
Trois 1 c11, Provinclal orfir: r Hat.
mer Snell of Seafclrtit inveetirriinr)
the aer'ident.
Petra 1'nit' •1 eh nrrlt (1.u•den
t',rty will be heel to Thur., .Tune 21.
't 1, Yonitx Ppople s Anniversary
Serrkp was hell on Sunday. May
27th. Thr Otter cnnelse et) of tnem-
1,n,', of tite Voting People's Truiom,
tinea eraeleti, were Miss Gol•r11ng of
SIra,'l'nrd. (vocal) and Maga Mc.
Kilo,. else or Stratford (violinist).
Rey,. It G. Haview"nrl ernvinoted the
service. Spemial ntmhars with the
'e • 11 and violin were enjoyed by
Lr
eengrrYatinn daring the offering
rel hofore and after the service.
ree. ,.tiful hnngneta of spring flow-
er' Monied the auditorium or
purrs T'nitr l church on Sunday for
the Mother's Day Service when the
following children were presented
for bantisnt : Robert 'Edward son
of Mr, and- Mrs Wnt. Winos. Neil
Steven= snn of Mr. Ansi Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald, Sandra Gail daughter of
Mr. ana Mrs, Gerald Watenn. T nda
Di•n ne daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
rt.,Ipli Trnriq. Lorry Douglas snn
of :lTr, and Mrs, Kenneth Ilitrhln
O'n'ly Wi11)am snn of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Bennett, John David son of
.lir. and Mrs, David Muir and Sheila
.lean danghtcr of Mr. end Mrs.
William Fined. RPV. R. (1. ili117 )wood
rlelivererl a Mothers Day sermon and
Mee. Herb Travis sang an approprt-
a,te solo accompanied by Mrs. Fl.
Brown,
On Sunday evening• -s eta -vice of
snrreel m,tcle eons hsbrl 'n Duff'q
T'n±asci rhnrrh under the direction
or 8rv, q. C. Robinson et T-nnrinn.
This wig the second time that Mr.
ri'nhrneen had fnvored 111" Walton
cru mnn'ifv by nromenting a ernrert
,eft if 'o"n r "wetly erinyed by nil
chew" wile ince email mitele. Tender
the rih'eetion of the mwnnis;t. Mrs
TTn,•v.e.- Brown. the choir sane an
anthem. a solo was 511115 by Mrs
TT. Travis arrl deet wns enno 11v'j
'trto.ges CnfrIP a nil Fat's Van irleit
i'icit+.ne
artiste from Lender wpm?
Mr. J. Wnllnee, vinlindst who played
two nnnnhers whish were greatly
"nm'eriated and blaster R. Comber,
twelve Years of a^•o wise rlrliehted
every:me with his marimba aslant -
!"n}. Several numbers were play-
''1 ter 1Ti'' Dena Watt nn the celeste
and Mrs. P,rrwn nn the Prean, two
,tf ties" were nnntlsrs that they i
h*1 player"! 1t the nrevions eoneert,
lwbich wen, "onee!aliv res111estpd a•
^,',1r'. The 5. 5. Orchestra directed
ht^ Mem ,Tnh:naten played two se1.
retinn o. "Ui Th resell 11)o Night"
' 1,1 "Teereot.ten Teaterdayo," Three
rm•nnrt snlee weer nleved fir ,Tree
erhnstnn. Lane Hazlewood and
Trips 95nrint'ie Watt, Tn bring the
nrecrramme fin a rh1CP the organist
nlaved two well-.lrnown snnee. "When
e'en femme to the Tend of a Perfect
Tiny" nand "M'av' tele Gond T,rn'd Bi•Pc,
—el Keen roll."
Thr Annnel Mrkilier and Daughter
Banquet of the C,R.T.T. 'Was held i11
the ehan'eh when twenty-four ninth.
nry and dtinrhte.rs were nerved. The
tables were nicely deenrnted with
spring 'flowers, fancy place cards
and candles. After the ureal the
renewing t note were given: To
the Clench by 111100 Martin — re,
sponse Mrs. Patterson. To the Moth•
ere lay Leona Johnston — response
Mas. W. Trarkwell and to tecee T
by Margaret MrArhhmr — response
by Helen ,Tnhnaton, A sing -song
wee .enjoyed which wns followed by
a duet by nine Hnrlrwell and Doris
,Tnhmston., 0,,11(1 s piano solo by Dolls
,Tnlmeton, June Hackwell introdno.
ed the apnndc"r of the evening Willi,
wa.q Mrs. ling .T. Mekeree of Belgrnve,
Site gave a very interesting and
inspiring talk basing her remarks
on ,she "Peepers," Marilyn Bniger
thanked the epralcer. The :Vernet.
t.
inn Service w,as then condnded. by
Mrs. TTazIewood and the members
of the C. (l. T. 1'. Mrs, Clarence
Marlin, teres'd'mt of Ili" IV8T.C. re
itre'stnted tires Brainy end term+„d
the gift of money from the girls
which will bo sent to the Presbyter
las Treasurer. 'Phe evening was
bronirht to a rickey by el tglne Taps.
NOTICE —
Chain Sew and custom work et
reasonable price.
Apply at the Brncc-els Post. ,
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We have dropped the words "Remodelling Sale” because our
yew store front and the addition to the back of ow• store won't be
completed until the middle of August. All work done so far has
hcen restrict„d to the area behind the store.
Now the carpenters are catching up with us, we MUST go' on
Hearing merdhandiee to get out of their way. May we say that our
stock consists of new, clean. quality merchandise only, for we cater to
o discriminating public who want the finest money can buy,
The prices quoted below on coats, suits and shorties are In many
cases BELOW our own cost. Therefore this sale in not a profitable
enterprise, but forced on by circumstances,
We invite our many tt stomers and friends from far and near to
come in and compare. You may take our word for it, you Just can't
do any better wherever quality merchandise Is offered, Our motto:
"No compromise with quality.”
Of course all sales are CASH And FINAL. Alterations extra at cost.
FINAL CLEARANCE OF LONG COATS AND SHORTIES
One group of Misses' and Women's fine all wool imported
Gabardines, Tr•Icotines and Barrymore Twills, FULL LENGTH
COATS, fitted and boxy models, all sizes in the assortment, all
seasonable colours, sold this Season at from $55, to 65 Dollars.
June Final Clearance price . • ..• .. $39.95
27 ONLY SHORTIE COATS
Barrymore Twills, all -wool whipcord. Kashas etc.
Misses and some half sizes, navy, red, grey, natural, beige
SOLD THIS SEASON at $39.95.
June Final Clearance price ..
ONE GROUP OF SUITS AND SHORTIES
SOLD THIS SEASON at $25, and $29.95,
June Final Clearance price $19.95
RAYON GABARDINE SUITS
sizes 12 to 20, 161/2 to 241e, all Spring and Summer
shades, fully satin line,
June Final Clearance price .. •••• .. • • $29.95
ALL-WOOU GABARDINE SUITS
sold this season at from $55 to $59.95, mostly misses'
sizes, some half sizes Included,
June Final Clearance price • , • .. $39.95
THE VERY FINEST SUITS
made by "Posluns" "Du -Val" "t_okash" and many other nation-
ally advertised brands, Imported English and American materials,
Plc'n Pic' Barathea, Forsters Charmaine, worsted Flannels etc.
SOLD THIS SEASON at from 959.95 to $75.00.
Cleating without reservation at , .. &49.955
$25.00
SQUIRREL CHOKERS
finest Russian squirrels. brown or grey, in sets of 4 only,
SOLD THIS SEASON at $45 to $49.95.
June Final Clearance price
BATHING SUITS
Famous "Catalina" movie star brand
one and two plecers, all shades and sizes
reg, $9,95 June Sale price
reg. $7.95 June Sale Price
reg. $5.95 June Sale price
• • .. $39.95
HANDBAG CLEARANCE
about 35 bags. all styles for young and old
Jug a ("learance prigs frarrl , ,
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MILLINERY CLEARANCE
about 5 doz. felts and straws, Misses and Matrons,
mauve, powder, r•ed, navy, natural, pink and white
reg. from $4.95 to $12.95
June Final Clearance price ,
$7.95
$5.95
$4.95
.P, 98 n
$2.98
WASHABLE COTTONS and BETTER SUMMER DRESSES
tubable Shan Rays and Faille Rays in all sizes
$3.95 and $4.95
pastel Featherheads. printed silks, nylons, Bembergs and
sheers, Chambrays, all sizes, hundreds to choose from $8.95 up
We speb!alize in completely outfitting the bride and her attend-
ants at well --known moderate prices. We carry a large assortment
of lace trimmed better half size dresses for mother and grandmother
In dark and pastel shades.
From $14.95 to $29.95
Shop at the
Where y zr dc' cur• buys more.
Listow•niq leading ladies' wear store.
LOOK YOUR BEST
THIS SUMMER 1
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ew,-ay year let The Ameriean Weekly
guide them i10 summer beawtll, com-
fort and vitality. See this Sunday's
(,lane 8) issue of The American'
Weekly, EXOLIJSIVDLY with De-
troit Sunday Times, for helpful
charts, based in features that e,p.,
roared in the magazine, containing
hot weather beauty tips and other
counsel.
More Essential Now Than Ever
bac fo v, aid of
n,ltivation nod growing of scope the soil become.
depleted of mono accessary ndncrals, ole., consequently many gimes do
not contalu odequata nuhihve value,
This el one mama for tho need of
sugpplomentery feeds to make a per.
porly balanced radon for doe' cows.
You can't gat milk without feed.
Tho mora a Cow will eat the more
milk you will get. But the iced mint
bo properly balanced and contain the
necessnry amount* al vitamins and
minerals as well as proteins end car-
bobydreten.
To teaks .oro money, keep only
wall bred cows and feed them to the
limit with Btrrtchford's Dairy Meel
which le very palntablu, conWne
abuadent quantities of all the Wean•
tIn1
vitasuMil, minerals and le ebe matt
economical feed you oat bay.
For Sale •
Ethel Produce
Phone 22or-10
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