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.4 Va'an, dtcC'a•uciceu who has been ill,
is improving, we are glad to report,
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Clearance of Room Lots of
WALL PAPE
Discontinued Patterns to make room for the Spring Stock
These are to be had at very much less than the regular prices
and if the quantites will suit any of your rooms, they are
Bargains.
FOR THAT COLD
Gargle with
DRENE
A Favorite Hair
Mi 31 I Shampoo
17c and 69c
Antiseptic
family spent the week end
relatives in Woodbridge.
25c, 50c and 87c i Wild Root
Hair Rinse 15c •
Miss Dorothy Armstrong
holidaying in Toronto and Lando
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Miss Florence McNaughton
turned recently from a visit
Seaforth.,
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Mrs. W. C, Dunsford of Forest
visiting at the hone of her moth
Mrs. A, 0, Baeker,
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cousins and
with
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Snap Shot Enlargements
Select your Favorite Negatives and have one or more
Enlargements made at 20c each and up.
Can be colored if wanted.
HORLICK'S
Malted Milk
The Nutritious
Food Drink 50c
FRENCH BALM
Heals Chapped Hands
Non Greasy
30c an 60c Bottles
PAL RAZOR
BLADES
5 for 10c
NOSE AND THROAT
RELIEF
Reduces Swelling
In Nasal Passages 50c
Popular Friction Thts Winter
Makes A Fine Gift
None But the
Lonely Heart $3.00 Little Man
Keys of the
Kingdom $2.75
$3.00
The Robe $3.00
F. R, SMITH
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer D. Bell,-B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Service' Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons)
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BRUSSF.T .S OFFICE HOURS
from 9:00 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00l';
(except Thursday from 9:00 until 12:00)
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EYES RI ��r a, T
WithKeid's Glasses
EYE STRAIN
causes headaches, weariness, no pep, .drousinew
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BLURRED VISION
mazes k hard to thread needles, read the paper, sew
in comfort.
If your eyes trouble you, have thea examined
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R. A. REID, R.1'O. �.
car.
Stratford's leading Optometrist for 2$ years.
BRUSSELS OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2:30 to 4:00
Phone 41 For Appointment
GOOD USED CARS
Come in and look them over.
1941 Dodge Coach (with heat and music)
1940 Ford V•8 DeLuxe Coach
1937 Ford Sedan with Radio and Heater
1933 Chev. Coact (no knee action)
1931 Model A Coach
1930 Model A Coach
1929 Chev. Coach
Used 20-30 Wallis Tractor
staramsommasso
G. E. NURSE
At The Cities. Service Gas Station
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Misses Clara Russell and Gene
Sanderson were Sunday visitors in
Kitchener and Hamilton.
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Mr. Roy Stewart of Toronto was
a week end visitor with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sfewart.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas, Behn:ore,
were week end visitors with her
parents Mr, and Mrs. W. C. King,
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M•. Ed. Henderson has returned
laoane after speeding a week at
Niagara Falls with his daughter Mrs.
Steiss.
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Mrs. Wm. Jeater of Kincardine,
who vias here attending the funeral
of her brother, Walter Rose, is
visiting with Mrs. Rose.
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Jas. S. and Mrs. Armstrong attend-
ed the funeral of the late Thomas
W. Armstrong in Toronto over the'
week end.
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11Ir. Bill Thompson of Winglaam
spent the week end with Duncan
McKinnon and attended the play
and dance in the hall here on Friday
night.
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Mrs. A. Roy McKay of Buffalo,
N.Y, was a guest with her ' Sather -
in -law and mother-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Chas, McKay for a number of
days last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLean and
5011 and Mrs. Malcolm McLeod of
Seaforth visited the latter's sister,
Mrs. Russell on Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Givens, who . was a
meal- end visitor with Mrs, P.
itlitchell and family, left for her
home in Saskatchewan after four
months in Ontario with relatives in
Clinton and Brussels.
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Rev. 'M. F. Oldham, Mr. and Mrs.
L.. D. 'rhrnnpson and. Mr: and Mrs.
Harry Bolger attended. the service
of Enthronement of Archbishop 0,
A. Seager in St. Paul's Cathedral,
London, on Monday even:eg.
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Mrs, H. M. Clarke of Toronto has
been holidaying with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fulton, Mill 51,, and
her sister Mrs. J. S. Armstrong,
9th Con. of Grey.
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Mrs Robert North and son Billy
Peter of Toronto and Mrs. P. Gar-
side of London were visitors last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Gordan C
McDowell when they celebrated
their fortieth wedding anniversary.
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Rev. M. F. Oldham, Revs. E. 0.
Gallagher of Wingham and P. H.
Streeter of Blyth attended the
funeral of the late Dean P, N.
Harding in St. Paul's Cathedral,
London, last Friday .afternoon.
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Mr, and Mrs, Gordon C. McDowell
celebrated their fortieth wedding
anniversary on Thursday, February
17th and were the recipients 01
many lovely gifts and greetings.
We hope they live to celebrate many
more happy occasions.
Leave your saw at the Brussels
Post if you want it put in A-1
shape, at reasonable price.
nave your
EYES
Properly Cared
for
NOW
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BRUSSELS POST
WeU1lee4ayl February 23rd, 1i941
Privately Owned Used Cars
Late Models
Great Values
1941 Super Deluxe Ford Coach
1941 Deluxe Ford Coach
19.0 Deluxe Ford Coach
1939 Chev. Coach
1938 Nash Coach
1937 Deluxe 'Ford Sedan
1937 60-H.P. Ford Coach
1933 Ford Coach
1933 Pontiac Sedan
1931 Ford Coupe
A Chance To Buy A Choice Used Car
SERVICE TO ALL MAKES OF CARS.
Tires, Batteries, Accessories, Genuine Ford Parts.
Farmers Special Attention
We carry in stock a full line of repairs for Ford Ferguson
Tractor and Implements and also Disc Harrows, Cultivators
and Mowers for the Ford Ferguson Tractor.
We carry a full stock of repairs for Massey Harris,
Implements and Machinery, also Milking Machines, Cream
Separators, Choppers, Hay Loaders, Mowers, Plows, Drib,
and Rakes. Our quota of Tractors both Ford and Massey -
Harris are spoken forbut we expect a few more of each.
If you have your name in we may be able to get you a
Tractor.
AT OUR SALES STABLES
We have fifteen work horses at all times. Can sell you a
matched team or any work horse that you may want. Let
us know your wants. Also cows, we always have a few good
springers on hand.
L. and W.
Waene 16T
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Listowel, Ott.
Cdas i d ied s i FOR SALE
Four Shorthorn Bulls, Two Collie
Pups from a good mother and a
SCISSORS SHARPENED— — I quantity of dry wood.
Leave your scissors at The Post ; Thomas Kerr. Henfryn, Ont.
if they need sharpening,
Phone 33-r-9,Brussels.
FOR SALE—
".A buggy, cutter, harness and a START IN YOUR OWN
drivia'g Horse. • : PART TIME BUSINESS—
phone 72x Wm. P.• Little
FOR SALE -
98 -acre grass farm, Lot 29, Con. 9,
Grey Township.
apply to David Kerr,
R.R.1, Ethel
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-2.7
WANTE
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
thein to us.
—70
Export Packers
PHONE 70x BRUSSELS
Where Is Your Double?
Every one has a double some-
where. English bobbies came
noon a suicide they mistook for
Mussolini., A •Scotchman is the
"sptttin' image" of Mahatma Gandhi.
Read strange stories of look•alikes
and how science explains them, in
The' American Weekly with this
Sunday's (Feb. 27) issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Have It Sharp
A dull saw will not cut, and the
one sure way to have your saw
working right 1s to bring it in to
The Brussels Post,
Trial Postponed
Hearing of two charges, danger-
ous driving, and leaving lie scene
of an accident after the car he was
driving allegedly struck two per-
sons, against Flt, Lt, Lloyd D. Ren-
wick, 22, Tees -water, stationed at an
R:C.A.F. camp in Nova Scotia, was•
adjourned to March 16,
The charges arose out of an nc•
cident on No. 4 highway, near
Mringhann, when Hilda Brown, 24,.
Wtugheni, and William Friar, 23,
Port 'Hope, a surveyor for the De-
partment of Highways, were in-
jured, Miss Brown suffering lacer-
ations and concussion; and. Friar
internal injuries. The charge was
laid by Provincial Constable Frank.
Taylor of Clinton. •
COMMENCING ,)^.>ARHt_ytst4
I ane taking over the business of
'FHE ANGLO SERVICE STATION
I will welcome my old customers as well as new ones and
try my utmost to serve all in future as in the past.
A Share of Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated.
PHONE 99X
JOE MELLY
BRUSSELS, ONT.
If you have been laid off in a war
Plant, if your farm work or other
occupation does not take ail of your
time, if you are honest and de-
pendable, military exempt, willing
to work for financial independence,
we'll establish you in your own
part time business, supplying house-
holl and farm necessities. Suitable
travel outfit required. Credit furn-
ished. Write—The J. R Waticins
Company, Dept, 0-B-4, Montreal,
Que. ,
Look At Your Label.—
(arid Brooder Coal
.and—
Car, ;OFA Bid
. C. Shingles
tslt"...a..
Next Week. Order Now.
If the party ,who picked up a Steel Coa1. Chute between
Lumber yard and John Spek's cornet Jan.; 25th, ' don't re-
turn it at once, the police will be notified.
D. N. McDonald
F. F. Domuth
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 118 Haerista*
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285 yards Marquisette bili Ends
some wzth clots, .Reg. 49c a yd._
3 pecia1, 29c, a yard.
ae� :•_ • .eta. '-- ;ge
Men's Blue Denim Overalls an a
Smocks to match, all sizes,
1.98 a garment.
DRESSES
1 Rack of Women's and Misses'
Dresses, some two-piece, re u'la
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5.95 and 6.95, Special 3.95.
Piltol Floor Rugs
6x9 •• $4.25 9x12
7/e 99 -• $6.25 9 x 131/2 .. $8.50
•$6.50 9'. x 15 $9.50
9 x'101/2 . , . $750 $10.6a
Don't forget to ask for your sale.sips--For
$10 00,'Worth of these we give you
A•• iriir Savings Stamp Free.
TH. . ACADE °RkE
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Phone 61 ' -- Brussels, Ont.
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Fanny