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Paper Hangers Are Busy
Wallpapers for Living Rooms, Dining Rooms, Kitchens and
Bedrooms. A small investment in New 'Wallpaper brings
good results. ,
4 -SQUARE
Floor Wax
1 lb. tins 50c
Furntwe Polish 45c
Two Good
Spring Medicines Moth Killer
Peptone . • • $1.00 bottles and Moth Control
Tasteless 'Extract Cod Liquid Large Bottles 75c
Liver OH .... $1.00 bottle Larvex • • • • 95c bottles
ElticAY'S
Moth Fume Crystals
1 lb tins ....••• • • 49c
Hangers .. . ... 25c
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F. R, SMITH
DRUGGI6T
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TELEPHONE NO. 62
sm. GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MARY STREET, -- — ETHEL, ONT.
Estate Agent Conveyancer
WILLIAM SPEACE
and Connniss' ioner
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Farm
Improvement Loans
Under the Farm Improvement Loans Act a
farmer may now borrow on special terms
to buy agricultural implements, livestock or
a farm electric system, for fencing, drain-
age, repairs to buildings or other farm
improveinents. • ' '" 1 '
This Bank is fully equipped to make loans
to farmers under the provisions of this Act.
Consult the Manager of our nearest branch.
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THE CANADIAN BANK
Or COMMERCE
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';'; Alberta Coal Coming
,The Order -In -Council permits shipment of surplus only
of Alberta Coal to Ontario. We have ow second car
enroute which might be all that we might be able to procure.
It should arrive about April 27th.
4 J. H. Fear Ethel
WEVINNIVILMEN &POT
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asiP this mod mail it overseas—airmail today.
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A Message from
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.GEORGE DREW
to all with Relatives and Friends Overseas
A RRANGEMENT6 have been nancie by the Ontario Government for menabers of all the
11 Armed Services overseas to vote in the coming Ontario election by placing a ballot in
a ballot box for the candidate of their own choice. The arrangements which have been
completed for the Ontario vote are the best which have yet been made for any Active Service
vote. The Government, however, can only make the arrangements for taking che vote.
What is equally important is that those who are overseas know the name of the candidates,
the party they are supporting and have a sufficiently clear picture of the issues to decide how
they should vote. That can only be done if those at home supply them with information.
May I strongly urge every wife, mother, father, sister, brother or friend of those overseas to
write and tell them all they can about the coming Ontario election. By clippings from
newspapers, by editorial comment, and by personal explanation, a clear understanding can
be given of what is really at stake in this Ontario election.
One of the things which will cause the greatest difficulty in the minds ol those 'overseas,
particularly those who live in large cities, is to determine which Riding they live in. Maps
will be available, but even the best map sometimes leaves doubt when the voter has been
away from kome for a long time, or as is true in so many cases has never voted before.
This difficulty will be increased because of the difference between the boundaries ,,of
Dominion and Provincial Ridings.
I would suggest that you write immediately, by airmail, to all with whom you are in com-
munication and tell them the Riding in which they live and give them what information
you can about the party and the candidate in the Riding where they are entitled to vote.
I should mention that every member of the Armed Forces overseas of any age is entitled to
vote. They, above all others'have the right to vote. They have preserved for us that free
N,stem of Government which depc1nds upon the choice of our own representatives. Our
job here at home is not only to make sure that they have the chance to vote but also to do
everything possible to make sure that they are able to vote with knowledge of the real
issues in the election.
For the sake of convenience, I am suggesting that you sim ply cut out this message and address
it to someone overseas giving the information required. Each one'of us here at home has
a responsibility to kelp them to choose the Government which will have so much to do with
their future in the years of peace. May I again uege you to write at once, by airmail,
not only to those closest to you but to as many as you know in any of the services outside
of Canada. Tell them what PrevindaiRiding they reside in at home—then the. name of
the oandidate and any further information you can snooty.
Yours sincezgy,
Your Provincial Riding is
Your Candidate is
PUIILISHfb BY THE PROORESSIVP CO StRVATIVE PARTY 6P oNTARIO
TIME TABLE
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EFFgOTIVE
Sunday, April 2 9
Full Information from Agents
Canadian National Railways
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock and Implements
Lot 7 Conceislen 7, Grey Township
11A. mlles north and iy2 miles ;
East of BrusesIs
TUESDAY, MAY lst
Sale commences at 1 p.m. sharp
Horses
2 aged work 1101%Slee
Cattle
1 Durham cow fresh with .1alf
1 farrow cow
2 Durhean two-year-old steers:
8 Durham year-old ,sbeers & halters
Sheep
1 ewes and 6 lambs (Wofords)
Implements
NCH. 7 ft. cut binder, like new
1 M.H. mower
12 hoe drill
1 new NI.11, hay loader, 2 yrs. old ,
1 new sulky rake
I land. roller, 3 drum
1 spring booth harrows
4 -section hamrovra
2-21 gentry walking plows
1-2 furrow plow
tanning mill
wagon
hay rack
sleighs,
democrat
buggy
gegrar kettles
2cu
1 set scales 1,000 lb. capacity
1 brooder stove
colony house 10 x 12
3 range shelters
chicken feeders
3 long ladders,
barrel olf cod liver oil
1 leg vise
3 colernan lanterns, like new
souftler
'cross C.111 Sew
turnip planter
logging chains
foi ks, .shovels, whiftletrees
kneckyokes
bay tork,Beatty ear, new
sett mote slings and chain
Quantity of hay
Quantity of household effects
TERMS' --CASH
DAVID INGLIS, Proprietor
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
ROBT PATRICK, Clerk
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YOUR OLD WATCH
,FOR A NEW
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PRISCILLA
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15t iewels A29.75
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SENATOR
17 jewels $37,50
W. G. LEACH
Jeweller Brussels
Ikrt tliastl ay, April 11tit1h, 1141
E -Y EinS
R. A. REID
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Coming to Brussels
Former patients and new friends welcome! An exceptpionsil
opportunity to have your eyes examined and proper glasses fitted
by an expeprt, well.known all over this district! Complete eye-
sight service to all at moderate cost. Mr. Reid comes regulnrly
to his Brussels office and has fitted thousands of people with
glasses, giving peprfect satisfaction and eye Comfort to all.
Wednesday Afternoon, May 2nd
1.30 to 5:00 p.m.
Office in Miss Hingston's Store
Please make appointments with
Miss Hingston, phone 51
"See REID and See Right"
.TAXI'SERVICEI
For Residents of Brussels and Community
Having secured a taxi license from the Transit Controller
I am now in a position to transport passengers to and from
Brussels and vicinity. Rates Reasonable.
HARRY McCUTCHEON
Brussels Ontario
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Business phone 56 Resdence phone lx
4.11•10m60.1101,
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New Arrivals in
Dresses and Suits
Women's and Misses'• one and two picee
Jersey Dresses in the newest summer
patterns, sizes 13 to 24'A
Women's and Misses Spunn Rayon
Summer Dresses in the large assort.
nient of patterns • • • • • • $4.95 up
Children's Pinafore Dresses
sizes 2 to 6x and 8 to 14
We still have a good assortment of Wo-
men's and Misses Coats and Dressmaker
Suits, at Reasonable Prices.
Boy's Wool Tweea Long Pants,
a good assortment • • • • • • ..... • • $3.95
We carry a full line of Boots and Shoes
for the whole family.
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Don't forget to ask for your sale slips—For
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A War -Savings Stamps Free.
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