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TELEPHONE NO. 62 ' --. TELEPHONE IVO. 62
F. F. Homuth Optometrist
Coming to Brussels, Thursday, April 8th
Make an appointment now and arrange
to have your Eyes Properly Cared for on
the above date.
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Frederick F. Homuth
Optometrist
Harriseon Phone 118 Brussels 26x
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THE FINEST .EYESIGHT
SERVICE YOU EVER HAD.
No hit and miss methods here. Your eyes ire lherosgfly
examined by Mr. Reid and you are told the truth abet than.
Twenty-five year's experience in optometry
alone is your guarantee of satisfaction,,
R. A. REID,' R. 0.
.EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Brum& Office in Miss Histgstoia's Stere.
Mom IGl
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFI'F1tNOON
FROM 2:00 to 440 P.b1
You Roll There BefterWith
FINE
CUT
CIGARE7`T`ETOBACCO
TENDERSWANTED D
Tenders will be rece1vc.l for
supplying, crushing and del:vst•ing
7000 yards of gravel for the Town-
ship of Morris. Gravel to be .rush•
ed 94 -inch size. Marked cheque for
$200.00 must accompany each tender.
Tenders must be .in by 2:30 p.m.,
April 12, 1943.
Geo. Martin,
Clerk,
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
County oi' Huron to supply 125 tons
of Stoker Coal and 25 tons of Stove
Coal for the County Home at
Clinton, Au analysis of coal must
accompany each tender.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted,
Tenders to be in the bands of the
County Clerk not later than noon,
Saturday, April 17th, 1943.
N. W. Miller,
County Clerk
Auction Sale
Farm ',Stdck and Implements
WILLIAM J. SMALLDON
Lot 15, Con, 10, Grey Township
on
THURSDAY, APRIL 15th
Sale Commences 1 P.M.
HORSES—
Matched Team 6 years old
CATTLE -
1 Cow due to calf, time of sate
3 Heifers, 1 year old
1 Calf, 4 months old
IMPLEMENTS -
1 Deering Binder, 7 ft.
1 Deering Mower, 6 ft.
1 International Hay Loader
1 Cultivator
1 Wheel Barrow
1 Seed Drill 12 Hose
1 Dump Rake 12 -ft.
1 Good High Wagon
1 Good Low Wagon
1 Hay Rack
1 Cutting Box
1 Pulper
4 -Section Drag Harrows •
3 -Section Drag Harrows
1 Twin •Plough
1 Walking Plough
1 Riding Plough, Good as new
1 Set of Sleighs
1 Massey -Harris Gasoline
Engine (3 H.P.)
1 Set of Scales
1 Set of Team Harness
3 Horse Collars
1 Large Copper Kettle
4 Good Oak Barrels
Quantity of2x4and 2x5
and 2 x 6, Hemlock
GRAIN—
Quantity of Oats
Quantity of Buckwheat
MISCELLAN EOUS
1 Kitchen Range
1 Heating Stove
1 Churn
TERMS --CASH
WILLIAM J. WALLOON, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON—Auctiloneer
THE BRUSSELS POST
Auction Sale
of Farm Stock and Implements
at the Residence of Philip Ament,
Brussels, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 22 •
Sale commences at 1 o'clock sharp
IMPLEMENTS
5 Walking 'Plows
2 Cockshutt Gang Plows
1 New Deere Gang Plow, high lift
with 3 extra steel points and steel
3 -horse evener, in ..A-1 ..condition,
equal to tractor plow
1 steel harrow cart
3 sets iron harrows, 4 -sections
1 Disc Harrow, In throw
1 Disc Harrow, out throw
1 steel Land Roller
1 Cultivator, stifftooth, with varying
widths of cutting points
1 Manure Spreader
1 Binder 7 -ft. cut with fore carriage,
extra knife and canvas
1 Dump Rake 1 Cutter
1 Fanning Mill with good. sieves
1 Heavy Team Wagon, good as new
1 Heavy Low -wheeled truck wagon
1 Cider Press, good as new
1 Seed Grain Treater, perfect
3 flat-bottomed Racks
150 feet 11/4 -inch Rope
3 flat-bottomed Racks for sleighs
1 Basket -rack 18 -ft, long
2 Lever Post -hole Diggers
1 Post hole Spoon
1 Gravel Box 1 Bath Tub
1 Stone -Boat with iron front
1 Heavy set Team Harness
1 Race Horse Equipment, boots
2 Wagon Jacks 1 Grind Stone
Hand -power Horse Clippers and
extra cutters
1 Churn • Single Harness
Horse Collars
150 feet 11/4 -inch Rope
1 Scuffler 5 Wheel -barrows
Chicken Crates
2 Earthen Jugs, large
2 tin 011 Tanks, 40 -gallon
50 feet of 7 -inch Stove Pipes
1 Bench, 7 -feet long
1 Grain Scoop Crowbars
Neck Yokes, Doubletrees and
Whiffletrees
1 Hay Car, rope, 90 -ft. *,Ip rope, 2
pulleys (used 1 season)
2 Hay Forks 4 Pitch Forks
2 Barley Forks 1 Brush Axe
1 pair of Pruning Clippers
1 long -handled Shovel
3 Scoop Shovels 1 Hay Knife
1 Manure Fork, heavy prongs
4 Tile Spades 1 Pea -harvester outfit
MISCELLANEOUS
1 single Bed and Spring
2 Upholstered Chairs
1 Davenport, leather cover
Leather and rubber Belting of ..var-
ious widths and lengths and a
host of other astieles too numer-
ous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
PHILIP AMENT—Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON—Auctioneer
ETHEL
The following new hooks, front the
Huron County Library Association
have reccently been added to the
Ethel public library;
GLASSED BOOKS—Carr, The Book
of ,Small.; Chase, Past Imperfect;
Guedella., Mr. Churchill; Kozlenko,
LIMMISISIN
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BRUSSELS CREAMERY
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The Home of the Better Used Cars
1941 Dodge De Luxe Sedan
1940 Ford DeLuxe Coach
1938 Ford Coach
1931 Chev. Coach
Massey -Harris 6 -foot Mower
Massey -Harris Manure Spreader
If in need of a car BUY NOW. ,
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G. E. NURSE
RSE
At The Cities Service Gas Station
BR1USSELS ONTARIO
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Ottawa—Rt, lion. Anthony Eden
'British Secretary 0f State for
Foreign Aftui'rs, is shown chat ling
with Prince Minister W, L. Mac- I
kenzie King a few moments after
his arrival in Ottawa. Mr. Eden clew
from the Lolled States in the same
huge bonioer which carriel 111m
across the ocean. He addressed A
jpint session of the Canadian Scnate
and the house of Commons during
his brie2 stay.
100 non royalty, (one -act plays);
1Macliurray, And heal hint when he
sneezes; Maurois, Tragedy in
France; Morton, A doctor's holiday
in Fran; Nutt, How to develop a
good memory; VanPaasseu, That
day alone.
FICTION—Brand, Riders of the
Plains; Bromfield, until the day
break; Christie, N or M?; Cronin,
The Keys .of the Kingdon; Eisen-
berg, There's one in every family;
Gallico, The secret front; Goudge,
The middle window; Gregory, Dark
Valley; Hauck, Whipporwill house;
King, 'Murder masks Miami; Knight,
This above a11; Loring, Lighted win-
dows; Nacardle, The uninvited;
Maelinnes, Assignment in Brittany;
Norris, Lost Sunrise; Norris, You
can't have everything; Raine The
Yukon trail; Roberts, One small
candle; Safford, Tristram Bent;
Seton, (The V plan; Shute, Ordeal.
' CHILDREN'S BOOKS — Anderson
lraiiry Tales; Bible, The great story;
Burnett, The shoemaker's son;
Crawford, Walking on Gold; Gran.
nan, Just Mary Stories; Kane The
tale of the bullfrog; Maizlish, Won-
derful wings; Parker, Reptiles;
Petersham, The story book of Air-
craft; Potter, The tale of Peter
Rabbit; Salten, Bambis' children,,
Sondergaard, My first 6eograjliy of
the America.; Turpin, Zlcklo's puppy
dog; Worthington, Sally and her
homemaking,
Dr. and Miss, C. R. Richmond and
Master Dick went to Torjnto on.
Monday, Mrs. Richmond going on to
visit hes' parents in Kirigston,
Mrs, Maurice Hewitt visited 005
day last week in London with her.
daughter Mary.
A play entitled "Eyes of Love,"
will bo presented in the township
hall, Ethel on Monday night, April
12, by the young people of Atwood
United Church, under the auspices
of Ethel United W,M.S. A two -Hour
play, the curtain rises at 8,30.
Western Ontario's
Most Modern
EYE SERVICE
F. F. HOMUTH, PHM.B., R.O,.
Eyesight Specialist
Thursday each month)
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Phone 118 Harristous
Look At Your Label —
300 yards of English Dimity in New Spring
Stripes and Checks, guaranteed fast colors
59c a yard.
Women's and Misses Print Dresses,
Sizes 14 to 44, $1.49
Men's Penman's No. 71 Shirts and Drawers
Just The Right Weight For This Time Of
The Year $1.25 a garment.
Men's Penman's Ne. 71 Combinations,
$2.25 a .suit
Large Assortment of Men's Work Pants
$1.98 to $2.98
Men are your Knee Boots in shape for the
spring thaw our stock is getting low, come
in now and get a pair to fit, sizes 6 to 11,
$2.25 per pair. •
A goon Assortment of Men's Wor)
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Shirts $1.00 to $1.49.
Don't forget to ask for your sale-slips—For
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A War Savings Stamp Free.
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