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THE BRUSSELS PO$T Cod Liver Compound with Creosote lnvatuable in the treatment of persistent coughs due to colds .e.1,00 bottles Buckley's Bronchitis Mixture 40c and 75c bottles Rexillana Useful for Dry Irritating Throat Coughs 50c Vick's Vap Rub , , , , • • 50c Vick's Vatranol • • , .. 50c Recall Chest Rub 25c and 50c Rexall Nose and Throat Drops 25c and 50c Rexall Bronchial Syrup • • • 50c ampo&e Week -- Coast to Coast Watnpole's Extract of Cod Liver Oil $1.00 a bottle POULTRY PREPARATIONS Royal Purple Poultry Conditioner 30c and 60c Hess' • Panamin Pratt's' Poultry Regulator •••• 35c Bell's Poultry Tonic • SO': Pratt's Lice Killer • 35c FOR COLORING Diamond Dyes Sunset Dyes Tintex Dyola Dyes All The Popular Colors 15c pkgs., iert ' P.4 tt SEE THE LARGE CATALOGUE PATTERNS 15c, 20c and 25c -each R SMITH atB.JGGL'f and STATIONER t v.?-EPHONE NO. 62 TELEPHONE NO. 6 1 FOR SALE— , Chunks of figs about 90 lbs, Phone 91-r.0 Harvey BrYans. DISABLED ,:rgickly removed to Clean Sanntaxy @ssst1 . F•bone collect, 72 BRUSSELS Sons tLi°ites 84 N �.a. M:". BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public Elmer D. Bell,.13.A. C. Joseph Bensoan, B.A. (Absent on .fictive Services Wednesday and Saturday afternoons) BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS Daily from 9:30 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00 (except. Thursday, from 9:00 until 12:00) EYE STRAIN causes headaches, weariness, no pep, drousiness BLURRED VISION makes it hard to thread needles, read the paper, sew in comfort. if your eyes trouble you, have them examined e n -BRUSSELS by R. A. REID, R. ,Oe Stratford's leading Optometrist for 25 years. BRUSSELS OFFICE 'MISS HINGSTON'S STORE Phone 5i For Appointment IMAN ,..,r ___._.� The Bonne of the Better Used Cars 1940 Ford V•S Debtrge Coracle 1940 p"ercl V.S Stroodard Coach 103 Dodge Coach 1933 Chew. Coach 1932 Chev Sedan 1930 Model A Coupe Used Wallls 20-30 Tractor 10" Plat,. (good) Chopper ealsg G. E. NURSE At Me Cities Service Gat &alio FOR SALE - 10 i,n'es and 1 Baan 1Ja.ib Quest Dobson Phone 851•5 FOR SALE. 3 Aberdeen -Angus Bull ('wives• tf. apply to Robert 'Oslo!), Wroxeter� m�FiSfa�+iv 140114 tr'c) ZtU FOR SALE— Cook stove and pipes. apply to Wm, T, Stewart, Phone 54X Brussels FOR SALE - 3 Pigs about 70 lbs. and 9 little weedy to wean. , Phone 13.r-19 'V9m. Murray. FOR SALE— One International 1% H.P, Gas Engine and pump jack, ell as good as new. phone ;t1 app13' at The Post LOST— About 3 weeks, a biack steer with white marks on belly and white on inside of tail. weight about S00 lbs. phone 42-r-16 Mark Cardiff .�.`•� �s fir" ��.4 la STRAYED— A cattle beast strayed to lot 28, concession 12, Grey- township. Owner can have same by proving property and paying or ad. Phone 20-1.14 Gordan Sneirau' FOR SALE— One good Philco Battery Radio, I new batteries in excellent Con- dition, 2 kitchen ranges and bunch 1 of pigs. phone 68X -r-3 Bd, Henderson Sq*Vg,-lea Go d For Afi Ki • BaN irpii, SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT { t;. Phone 6 Butcher Shop Brussels hese days, when tea must yield - the utmost in Ilia/our, quality is of supreme importance. Ask for . . ft 19 * * * * +k * a $ 5, IC PEOPLE WF KNOW 9: * * * :k •k * * * Mr. and Mrs, Herb Hawkins and 3 Family of Windsor were week end guests with relatives here 5 * * Misses Nora and Wilma Lowrie, Waterloo spent the week end at their home here. W. G. Leech, who has been ill for 1 some time ,is able to be at hnsiness 1 again. We are glad his health is ttn 1 proved. 5 x a Miss 3eau Scott, Toronto, was a recent visitor with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Scott. * Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Willis were Toronto visitors last week. * 5 5 Mrs. M. Wineberg is visiting in Toronto. • * Picot Officer Frank Sooty, R.C.A.F., hos been visiting at his benne nere. * 5 ;Mrs. H. O. Walker retnrn.ed home to Toronto Tuesday after visiting with her sister Mrs. A. Brown, Grey, for the past two weeks. a * * J'. C. Baeker, who recently tinder went an operation in. London hos- pital :returned home an Saturday,, * Mr. and Mrs. HarryChampion have gone to. Toronto for a week's 1 visit. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Arm. strong of Grey Township accompan- ied- them, - 1 * * 5 Mr. and Mrs, D, Davidson and Mrs. i'at:1c Bryans attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs. J. Daniels at Owen Sound on Monday. * a. * Sgt, Wm. Prest of the 1t.C.A,F,� accompanied by ;Sgt. Cy - Thornby, 1L,C,A.F., are visiting with ' the foriater's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L, Prest, * * Mns. Main Steles who has spent the past Sumpter at the Inane of: Mrs. •George Slvans and ' other telati.ons in Grey township has re. turned to Brodhagen and Kitchener where she will spend some time before going to her home in Glad. atone, Manitoba. , novo 'our EYES Pro y''ttrir Cared for y4 mr 'Haman* rOMEIRifft klfet riaton Fc OF ll�l81c lit G7rsfrYr's�,s�,n.,d,saa�ke��r.s.awYnmrMu6frtl4,eui�µ, +beMfblJaarukY NW �'d/WA4tiYeiVLWi4d1i:�N „«.. • FARMERS AND FARM WORKERS if Your Farm Werk has Slackened for the Winter, You Are Needed Elsewhere in Essential Employment Highly essential work—very important in Canada's war effort and for the welfare of the Nation its threatened with shortages of :workers. One of the few sources of men available for other high priority jobs is those men on the farm who will not be needed at home during the Fall and Winter. Heavy needs most be met in many lines— producing fuel wood and other neces- sary forest products; in base metal mines, in food processing, in -railway track maintenance. If you live on a farm and are not needed at home - during the Fall and Winter, you are urged to answer this national appeal. Farmers engaged in essential work - during the off season will be allowed to return home when needed. Also, those on postponement ' under Mobili- sation Regulations will continue ors postponement while in approved essen- tial work dieing the slack on the farm. Please answer this vital call NOW. Por full information ple,,sr afildy A►1 one of the following: Th. actress I1'Lofl4 $'r NI'lJi SVLSICT1rl1 SERVICE OPPICa 00 At .nearest PaovlOtrcl„Y,,G uimunaat REPRESENTATIVE 45' You 14x4u, FAIi:Aaz 7?isoptpYi new COMMTPME NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE • muorgessn com tkilAM2 likrAd e, 1wbe o Dprihefdr, Netrntof fsI. em surdas i', nir,w:biy. Nneetnber 171n, 19411 'y�J •ji17 .� ed Caws 4.ot S� 1940 Plymouth Coach 1940 Ford Coach, 1940 Pontiac Sedah 1940 Plymouth Coupe 1933 Ford Coach 1933 Chevrolet Coach 1936 Ford Coupe 1933 Dodge Coach 1933 Ford Sedan 1933 Oldsmobile Sedan 1928 Chev. Sedan L. and W. JO all% 11 Phone 16! fte List000r I, Ont. lexorawdemainactlimulon N TX F Oren lont'Te s !Creamery wiii INcit be Open + on - Ba.Wu9 ej.tay i his'GIit@ngs 11 After October :300-o.. BRUSSELS CREAMERY mow..---a.ces.afrms•. mwawaim. -; .a.r.uns edlOrarTIMCMINIMAININLVS Heavy, .grey, wool and cotxon mixture .Blankets .6 each i Heather., wool and cotton .Blankets -�� 4.95 each Men's Heavy Brown - Whipcord Coats sheepskin' lined beaver collar, 34 inches long, Men's Penman's 95, Shirts and Drawers, all sizes. Men's Penman's 95 Combinations gall sizes Misses' and Girls'; Leather - Ski Mitts,•. all sizes Men's Moleskin Lined Mitts 50c;. a --air, Boys', Leather Mitts 33c up. Don't forget to ask for your sale-slips—Tor MOO worth of these we give you A War Savings Stamp Free, oaeorgnoftwoit�i rt�� o'.".Y'• oftw .t i mompizA THE umno Phone 61 Store ' Vide Bo.r ROAM TORE Fist Bels) Oat, tains tor the MIAs Famity pi