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at lc, 2c, 3c, and. Sc each
Also the larger ones at 10c, 15c and 25c
And very Attractve Folders with Envelopes at 5c & 10c each
For Decoraing and Parties—diel Crepe Paper, Fancy Hats,
Red Bristol 'Board and; Serviettes
3 WAYS TO FIGHT
A COUGH
with
Rexall Bronchial Syrup
(1) Relieves Congestion
(2) Soothes Irritated
Membranes
(3) Checks the Cough
50c Bottles
VI,T; MINS. FOR
Resistance & GoodHealth
A.B.IY.'8t "G• `Capsules $1.
Multple Vitamin
Capsules $1.50
Fortified A. and D.
Cod Liver Oil $1. bottles
Iron and Yeast Tablets
Bottle of 100 • • • 79c
Puretest Cod Liver 7O�
5c bottles
Plenamins with Liver 175
and Iron - $
Public School Geographies
Now in Stock • • .
• 75c each.
JUST RECEIVED—
A Limited Supply Gillette Blue Blades 25c Package
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GREY
THE BRUSSELS POST
Grand Masqurade Carnival
Undo,' the Auspices of Listowel Community Club,
Miss Laura Ellacott has been
confined to her home with the "ilu."
James Moses and Win, R. Mosey
motored to Forest last week to
attend the funeral of u relative,
They also called on friends et
Parkhill and .Ailsa Craig.
sified Ads
FOR SALE—
A pair of Girl's hoots and skates,
size 2.
1 SCISSORS SHARPENED— —
Leave your scissors at The Post
i' i if they need sharpening.
phone 18-r-13, 13rltssela
DISABLED
t .4 t°t DEAD or
ickly removed ren, Clean Sanitary . trach.; Phorse collect.
72 BRUSSELS
Vt Ram Stone Sons Limited
Et !a,L clA SEN 0r4.
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer D. Bell,•B.A, .C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Service' Wednesdayto d ) aturd*ytern
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Daily from 9:00 until 12:00 and frown 1:30 until 6:00
(except Thursday from 9:00 until 12:00)
EYES aIorstar
Wit aReid's: Glasses
EYE STRAIN . .
causes lieadaches,,,weari;<4ess, 014 pep,' drousinesa
BLURRED V ISIOINi i
manses it hard to thread needles, read the paper,'sew
in comfort.
If your eyes trouble you, have them examined
in BRUSSELS by
E. A. REI'D; R. G.
Stratford's leading ,Optomtetrist for 26 yen's.
BRUSSELS OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2:30' to 4:00
Phone 51 For Appointment
GOOD USED CARS -
Come in and look them over.
1941 Dodge Coach (with heat and music°)
1940 Ford V-8. DeLtote Coach
1937 Ford Sedan with Radio and Heater
1953 Choir, Coact (no knee action)
1331 Model A Coach
1930 Model A Coach
1929 Chevy Coach
Used 20-30 1ii'ailio Tractor
fG. E. NURSE
At ,The Cities Service Gas Station
BRUSSELS ONTARIO
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SLEIGHS—SLEIGHS—
A truck Toad of sleighs to arrive
Thursday, — ` Jack 'Mune
FOR SALE- •
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A, good sewing machine, in 1.1
conclitioar,
phone 1f5Y Mrs. Archie McDonald'
LOST—
A Horse Blanket between the
Presbyterian 'Church shed and
the Garniss chopping mill. Finder
leave at the Brussels Post or phone
58-r-14, Joe Shaw
TENDERS WANTED—
For 25 cords of body I ardwood,
12 or 14 inches long, to be de'i""ered
at Duff's United Church, Walton
Tel dens to he in.by Feb. 15151.
Robert McFadzee n, 3 ee.
DOG LOST-,
Golden Cocker Spaniel (ntale),
nine !months' old. Answers to narne
of "'Skipper." Last seen In Brussels
on Tuesday, Feb.1st. $5.00 reward
Will be given forInformation as to
its whereabouts. do reverse charge,
Phone 36..X, Brussels T. T . Prest
PASTURE FARM
FOR SALE -
187 acre pasture farm, adequate
water supply, plenty of shade.
apply to Clifford Hoegy,
R.R. 1, Walton
(3 miles east of Walton)
phone Brussels '48-r-27
Order Your Chicks NOW,.,
Hugh Pearson, Brussels is agent
for Tweddle Chieks. Avoid dissap•
pointment — ORDER EARLY.
25 different breeds from which to
choose.
Phone -62x Hugh Pearson.
FOR SALE—
Four 'S'horthorn Bulls, Two Collie
Pups from a good mother and a
quantity of dry wood
Thomas 'Kerr, Henfryn:, Out.
Phone 35-r-9, Brussels.
FOR SALE -
100 acres, Si/ of lot 14, concession
4, Morris Township, farm of the late
James Shedden 2 storey frame
house; barn Eli x 72 feet, buildings
In good repair. Ample water supply
in both house and barn Hydro can
easily be installed. Immediate
possession will be given.
Apply to the executors,
John McArthur R. J. McLauchlan -
START IN YOUR OWN
PART TIME BUSINESS—
If you leave been 'laid' olf in a war
plant, if your farm work or other
occupation does not take ail of your
time, if you ere honest and de-
pendbable, military exempt, willing
to work for financial independence,
we'll establish you In your own
part time ,business, supplying house -
hall and farm necessities. Suitable
travel-- outfit required. Credit furn-
ished, Write—The T. R Watkins
Company, Dept. O -B-4, Montreal,
Q,lte, ,
"T hear that Farmer .Pones' hired
man left him." "Yes, he said he
couldn't •stand, the cold." "Why,
it's no colder on the farm this year
than usual.' "No, but he heart] over
the roatlio that farm labor was to be
frozen, this year."
Have your
EYES
Properly Cared
for
NOW
F F. Homuth
.OPTOMETRIST
Phone 11t Harkislonn
Listowel Arena
Friday, Feb. .11L8C"val
Prizes valued at more than $200.00.
PROGRAM 8:00 P. M. ADMISSION 35c
5 Door Prizes Including , an Occasional CPair volt ted at $40:00.
No one allowed on ice unless in Costume — Skating after.
Proceeds for Community Service.
Prize for person bringing the largest load In one vehicle.
WANTS
LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS -
BEST PRICES PAID
Before you sell any poultry phone the
Export Packers. We will call at your
place for any quantity or you can bring
them to us.
Car of Brooder Coal
Car of B. C. Shingles.
Next Week,. Order l ow.
• D. . on,d •
Order your 'Chicks NCOW,
and, amok" dissap i tnient,
FROm ! UGH Ai n
PHONE 62x
MUSSELS
Agent ,ll.l Fr##,�iir -
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Hatched at the doted' Tweddle Chick Hatchery.
11 25 diffever t beeeds to choose horn.
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Certified
Seed Potatoes
Should
�{ be ordered
?,i'�ft A.o d tM' 1`'r e 4
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PLACE YO,lltl ORD,CR NOW, while supplies are
still available. Seed potatoes are being withheld froth export
to meet the requirements of Canadian growers; irnt th4;,de-
minds from outside Canada are very strong and supplies not
needed for planting in Canada should be released for export
in March before the season in the U.S.A. is too far ac}vaced
for. planting. •
ORDER CERTIFIED" for Table Stock Production.
Larger crops arc needed in 1944, Obtain a heavier yield from
each acre by planting Canadian Certified Seed PotatSies.
ORDER " FOUNDATION" and " FOUNDATION A"
for Certified Seed Produ4tion. All fields GntcrccI or certifica-
tion
tion in 1944 must be.pl.itttcd wirh either '" Foterld e0Di7', ar
"Foundation A" seed poi,atoes-
DISTRICT INSPECTOR FOR
ONTARIO—Seed Potato Certification,
OugsrM Agricultural College, Guelph,tM.
Por litts o1 xrowere Luang 'Cersijear,
"Poanda,lop 4", or''EouhdtKon" to5'�
letrloes Jet' idle, apply ro 4e lri,Jl'
Dish' 'l &Ocelot., -Sand,Postst'Uy rtl4i
cation, or to ebo Pket Protec4k$6 DM.
non, Dupahtrxe„til/aprkldliory,OtMe
AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES BOARD
PoIINNION RRPt&RTMEIN,T OF AGRICULTURE, OTTAWA
RNi orgoli l• Jun i C. OrrdlMer, MhMMr
1 •1 E.x:,art
1 PHONE 70x
ackers
BRUSSELS
Horse Sense In
Horse Health
Veterinary authorities point out
that in this mechanical age there
are farms on which the horse is
one of the most neglected animals.
Horse blankets are almost unknown,
and the curry comb and brush have
long since disappeared, About the
only redeeming feature on some
farms is that the horses are allowed
to run out, so they have the oppor-
tunity, 'at least partially, to take
care of themselves. Cet the horse is
still o: a of the most valuable sources
of Perm power. Proper nourishment
is extremely important to the horse's
wellbeing, and is one of the three
essentials in maintaining the health
of the horse. The second essential
is that when a horse is not Working
he should be given the run of the
pasture or a lot large enough to
afford ample exercise, The third is
that the horse should have a 'goal
shelter to protect against severe -
wind and cold.
TURN IT INTO CASH—
Unused articles are liabilities,
turn them into cash, through the
IClassified ad column in The Post.
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28 all wool grey Army Blankets
regular 6.95, Special 5.95 each.
A large assortment of U/ omen's and
Misses' House Dresses
vi 1.69 and -1.98.
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Men's l ac inaw Cloth W ind-
H. breakers with zippers, sizes 36 to 44
Special $5.50. -
1
Boy' : `eavy Mackinaw Cloth
f ind breakers, all sizes,
.Special $3.95.
Men's 12 inch high cut leather Boots
Special $5.95.
36 inch ..Flannelette, white and
assorted, stripes. suitable jot. quilting
Growing girls' and Misses' Snow -
Boots, well madre 4wiatl _ti sheeV -"
1 ined tongues 2,96' to 3.49.
on't forget iul,ask for your sale slips FQr
a .. 44 1 ''.d
$1O.00WawroSrthavionf hSsawgiv+ee yo
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Rhonw61.: y ':; Brussels, Ont.
SteVel Wide .Bargains ,for the Whole Family
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Baking.
SOLD INBRU 31ATr.i
Baeker Bros..;
Phone 6illtebU r 3hept .
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