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THE BRUSSELS POST
The xall Store
111Plerianains
For Better •
Health
Contain All the
Vitamins plus
Liver Concentrate
and Iron
25 Doses
The Newado n *- v
\ Mr. and Mrs, J. Chapman, Dublin
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spent Sunday with relatives here.
Plastic Safety * * s
Razor now to he Mr. and Mrs. D, 0. Warwick,
had 98c • Owen :Sound, were week end viaitors
an array of beautiful le a er,
Nerwich and these *eke sent by I
clistairt fled local friends. Naiad
among these were wreaths from: A
The commanding officers and °Net
era. Mountain View; The officers
and •
A kitchen Steve with warming M. the Squadron,
closet and reservoir; Mae a sink Mountain 'VieW; The Commanding
wodd pieces stand; opieces of toilet set. Airmen and Airwomen., Mountain
, The Post .View: KnChu
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Call 31 .1
ton church, Bookton; 801,1thaMPtonl
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B • Ladies Aid and Knox Church,
FOR SALE—
.1y.ing
FORALE—
Gillette Blue • here, Seed Oat's, Cartier oats iniXed with Southampton; Norwich • Legion,
$1,75 Blades 25c pkg *
March Winds
Hard on The
Face and Hands
French Balm
30c and 60c Bottles
Cutex Hand Cream
For Smoother Hands
50c Jars
Barley; else some 0.A.C. 1042 Oats. WatsFertilizer, Liens Club, Hayden
J. W. Fischer attended ths Massey-
Phone 49-r-16 Heiman Whitfield Lodge, 1.0.0.1P, and Oariult3 friends,
, Harris convention in London on — In all there were more than 30 in.
FOR SALE—
Nylon Tuesday.
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Tooth Brushes
.‘,Assorted shapes
dividual pieces and these were
Brien Tooth
Paste or Powder
Either one 29c
Mi 31 Antiseptic
25c bottles I
33c each
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS—
It is now no longer compulsory to bring in an old Tube ;
when purchasing a new Tube of Tooth Paste or Sharving
Cream. However if you have empty Tubes, bring them in
and we will see that. they are turned in, where they will help ,
the War Effort.
Cough Tablets
Meloids
in stock again
25c pkg
Smith Bros 10c pkg
ASA Cough
Candies 10c
Linseed and
Licorice 10c
Pine Bros.
Pastilles 15c
Cough Medicines
Cherry Bark 35c •
Bronchial Syrup50c
Baby Cough
Syrup 25c
Syrup of Tar
with Cod Liver
Extract 50c
Green Cough
Syrup 50c
Mrs, Wm. Duusford of Forrest has
been a visitor Nvith her mother Mrs.
, A. C. Baeker.
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Mrs. Wm. Procter. after saffering
broken shoulder two months ago,
I returned from Clinton hospital last
Sunday,
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BRUC5SPI ..S, ONTARIO
Baniskers, Solicitors, Notaries Public It
Elmer D. Bell,-B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Sers-e° Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Daily from 900 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00
(except Thursday from 9:00 small 1200) '
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EYES RIGHT
WithEReid's Glasses- .
EYE STRAIN
11 causes headaches, weariness, no pep, droasiness
BLURRED VISION
maims it hard to thread needles, read the paper,-
in comfort.
If your eyes trouble you, have thorn ezumined
In BRUSSELS DY
L.R. A. REID, R.TO.
Stratford's leading Optometrist for 21 year&
BRUSSELS OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2:30 to 4:00
Phone 51 For Appointment
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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
19t3 Chev. Coach (no lame action)
1331 Model A Coach
1930 Model A Coach
1929 Chev. Com*
Used 20.30 Wallis Tractor
essliemfteamersessro,
• fG. E. NURSE
At The Cities Service Gas Station
BRUSSEIS' — ONTARIO
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Mr, W. B. Willis' was in Toronto
this week attending the Bakers'
convention. Mrs. Willis accompan-
lel him,
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Brown of
Mosley were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Busehlin, the ladies
are sisters.
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Reeve Debt. Bowman attended the
Good Roads, convention in Toronto
last week. Reeve T. C. Wilson and
Mr. Smith of Grey Township and
Reeve C. Wheeler and R. Currie of
Morris Township also atteaded.
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Elisabeth and Joan Plage are
visiting at the home of J. C. and
Mrs. Witeker. They are enroute from
Winnipeg to their home ht Scotland,
Mast Pilge is visiting in Toronto
and will join the girls later.
CLEARING AUCTION BALE
T:larold Jackson has been instruct -
ea to sell by public auction on Mon-
day, March 13th, on Lot 32, Oou. 12,
McKillop, 2 miles west of Leadbury
one PM. the following
_*I14.,tirOtfls, and implement
1-1 Clyde gelding rising
s years Md, 1600 lbs.
CATTLEL--17 'Durham and Here.,:
ford yearlings; Holstein heifer one
year old.
PI41.S-1 pure bred York sow zzith
sight pigs. 3 weeks old.
IMPLEMENTS -- M.H. Binder,
seven foot, like new; MM. Mower (i -
ft. new; MeCormick-Deering side
rake; sulky rake; Deering Inv
loader, drop head; Mt. atilt tooth
eultivator; Bissel 14 plate tractor
disc; four section barrows; 2 section
harrow; 1 eight -foot packer; two
walking plows; 2000 lb. scales; 2
fanning mills; 3,4 -horse power motor;
Renfrew cream separator, electric,
used two months; circular saw; set
of wove' wire stretchers; chicken
shelter; extension ladder; 90 grain
bags; set of taps and dyes; gas
,PInnP; emery; truck wagon! 16 -foot
hay rack; gravel box; set of farm
sleighs.; flat rack; Electric fencer; 40
foot drive belt
HARNESS—set of breeching har-
ness; set of back band, new; set of
single harness; number of horse
collars.
GRAIN -200 bushel of 1942 Banner
oats seed.
11006E11OLD 'EFFECTS — Cook
stove with water front; extension
table with six ohairs; Daisy ehurn;
and other household effects; and
numerous articles about a farm, •
TERMS—CASH
JOHN DENNISON, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
100 Can't Be Wrong
Bring your saw in to The Brussels
Post if you want it put in lint class
shape. Destine of satisfied customers
le your assurance of good workman.
ship. As many as 15 for one
custosner le honest proof.
Have your
EYES
Properly Cared
:for
NOW
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A young Hound, trained for carried by a group of son r boys
fox hunting, first reasonable offer, from the Norwich High school,
John Menary The bearers were: LAC's 1. P.
11.R, 3, Brussels Allison D. W. Richard's, A, B. Dukes,
J. B. Donaghey, W. C. Clark and F.
SCISSORS SHARPENED— W, Clarke, Th supporting party
Leave, your scissors at The Post was composed of: Flying Officers
Phone 17-r-24
if they need sharpening,
F, Farrell, 0. Briscoe, A. Cunning-
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ham, D. Findley, W. Maxwell amid F.
FOR SALE—
McKay. The escort party, con -
98 -acre vase farm, Lot 29, Con. 9,
sisting a 35 airmen trainees, was in
Grey Township,
charge of F.O, C. Spearman. The
apply to David Kerr,
, • tiring party was composed of: Sergt.
Rita, ffithe*
E. Reeves, and LA:0's T W. Ryan. R.
M. Ritchie, J. W. Richmond, C. 3.
PASTURE FARM Leger, W. 1-1. Allen, H. 0. Rahman,
FOR SALE— K. C. Robinson, W. A. MacRae. J. j
187 acre pasture farm, adequate Twiss and It, N'. Gray and was 111
water supply, plenty of shade.
apply to Clifford Eoegy,
R.R. 1, Walton
(3 miles east of Walton)
phone Brussels 48-r-27
In Memoriam
SMITH—In loving memory of our
beloved husband and father, who
passed away March 7, 1043.
When evening shades are falling
And we sit in' quite alone.
To our hearts there comes a longing
If our Daddy could come home
Friends may think we have forgotten
When at times they see us smile
But they. little know the heart -acne
Our smile hides all the while.
Mrs. Fred Smith and Family,.
Memorial Service For
FO. William E. Kennedy
NORWICH, February 28111.—ltiore
•titan 500 friends from Norwich and
the surrounding district ware jained
memzny sftert eon by other friend::
!from °artifice, Bliabrook, Mt, Bridges
I and 13ookton, where' Rev. T. E.
.1 paying last tributes of respect to
Kennedy was formerly minister, in
another of the brave young men of.
Norwich, Plying Officer 'William B.
charge of r. Sergt. A. 3, Wart, The
18 -piece band was inchareie or FM
Sergt. "r. Delaney. The band play-
ed suitable music during the :nevelt
to the grave and, during the wring
M the three final volleys, it played
"Abide with Me,"
it was especially suitable that the
entire company of airmen was in
charge of Ft. Lieut. (Sinitty) Haight.
former Norwich chum of the deems -
ed. Fit. Officer A,. Allison was
adJutant.
• The interment was made In the
Norwich cemetery where Last Post
and Reveille were sounded by a
member of the band, •
Flying Officer Kennedy Wali the
second sonof Rev. T. III. Kennedy
and Mrs, Kennedy, Southampton,
Ile was horn at Cranbrook and had
lived at Mt. Bridges and Carbake
before coming here in Sepienther
1988. The family resided hers until .1,
August 1939, when Mr. Kennedy I
resigned as pastor of Knox Cltreb,!
Norwich, and the Bookton Presbyter-
ian Chus'eli, a post in wilt:di he was
especially popular.
During bls six years stay here '
Bill 'made a host of friends and
_these friends he kept by frequent
visits to tenni following, •losa f -ss
finished sts psidis schsel • s1m.:atioa•0
hsre and ..ette-„idea High School for
Ken, edy, whs had paid with Isis forr years. TVs hist yea:: at ITiedi
life a share in this struggle that Behsol 07-n0 at Lindsay, He was
freedom may survive. He was
formerly one of the most popular
IA V, AlAatel I is t. 1944
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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
II them to us.
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members of the younger set in the
village and the grief felt at his
passing was spontaneous and sincere.
The brief service was held at the
L. C. Arn & Son funeral residence
which was ifiled to capacity, More
than 75 airmen and two airmen from
the No. 5 S.F.T.S., Burford, were
in attendance to PaY a final tribute
to a well loved comrade. Their
padre, Flat Lieut, F. A. Lawrenoe,
was in charge of the services and
delivered a 'brief message based on
words found in 2nd Timothy, verses
6, 7 and 8. He said that F.O.
Kennedy had joined the services in
a full knowledge of what might be
demanded -of him, but in his desire
to See. those things which we hold
near and dear survive, and in order
that religion 'might not Perish .from
the earth, he was ready to be offered
on the altar of service for others,
For him there was laid up a crown
of life which he had gone to claim
Rev. Gordon A. Peddle, pastor of
Knox church of which deceased was
a member, assisted in •the service by
reading the scripture and offering
Prayer. George Lowe, a friend of
families, was Soloist singing an
especially appropriate solo "When
morning dawns."' Miss Ruth Fernie
was aecompaniat.
Seldom has there been aeon such
arcePied in the on March
10, 1941. Ho traised at 111'nTo-10,4,
Crumlin and Aylmer, rereiving his
wings and a oonunission at the latter
place en December 19, 1941. A. shomt
time later he was sent overseas and
was in Bngiand for a time before
being sent to the Middle East. ' He
was sent back to Canada later and
arrived December 2S, 1942.
After a refresher course at Aylmer
he was stationed at Trenton as a
staff pilot and had been there since,
On March 27, 1943, he was Married
bo Mies Pauline' D. Bishop, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bishop, and
she hes been residing at Belleville.
He, is survived by his parents. his
wife, and two brothers, P.0 .Tack B.
Kennedy, who has been overseas for
the pant several months; and .Tames
Kennedy, ,at ,Southampton. ' His
grandmother, Mms. Ballantyne and
an aunt Mies Dorothy BaBautyne.
live at Brussels. An uncie, Sydney
Baelantyne, is a teacher in one of
the T,oronto Collegiates,
HEADS LIQUOR BOARD .
Premier Drew announced last
Saturday that Victor T. Goggin has
been appointed chief commissioner
of the Liquor Control .Board of
Ontario, to ,sumeed Hon. A. St, Clair'
Cordon, Mr. Doggie has. resigned
as general manager of the 'Wartime
Housing Ltd.
Don't miss this Great Value in
Factory Mili Ends in Dotted
afrid iP!ain 114arquisette
Special 29c a yard.
oy•r, to 2)
ir rolyl sizes 24 to 34,
(7pecial $1.25
Men's Flannelette Pyjamas
• all sizes.
Men's Flannelette Nightshirts,
all sizes.
Boys gannelette Pyjamas,
• all sizes.
Ladies Cotton Hose. .25c a pair
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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