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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1944-3-8, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST Wednesday, March 8th, 1344 Plenamins For Better •• Health Contain All the Vitamins plus Liver Concentrate and Iron 25 Doses 01.75 The New„ Commando Plastic Safety Razor now to be had 98c Gillette Blue Blades 25c pkg March Winds Hard on The Face and 'Hands French Balm. and6Qc Bottles 1 Cutex Hand Cream For Smoother Hands S0c .tars Nylon Tooth Brushes Assorted shapes 33c each Br_ten Tooth Paste or Powder Either one 29c ' Mi 31 Antiseptic 25c bottles 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 I and we will see that they are turned in, where they will help the War Effort. Cp CLSARING AUCTION SALk lassified Ads Farm Stock and Implements to be held on FOR SALE— OSP Pan.. phone 18-r-16 TUESDAY, APRIL '11th 1 At Lot S0, eon. 6, Morris Township 11A miles South of Brussels Ohas, Murray Sale to commenoe at 12 o'clock sharp �_„- JOHN SPEIR--1Proprietor • t: FOR RENT- . LEW ROWLAND—Auctioneer A Garden for rent, phone; 80, Bruaseis FOR SALE— .Brooder Stove in A-1 condition. phone 48-r-6 Archie McCallum f1 FOR SALE— 11 Urban Oats, mixed Grain Empire Oats and Early Barley 1942 crop. Phone 43r-19 Lynn Evans Cough Tablets Meloids in stock again • • 25c pkg Smith Bros 10c pkg • ASA Cough Candies 10c Linseed and Licorice., 10c Pine Bros. Pastilles, :: 15c F. ' Cough Medicines Cherry Bark 35c Bronchial Syrup 50c Baby, Cough Syrup.. .25c Syrup :of Tar with Cod' Liver Extract ` 50c Green Cough Syrup` 50c a •% as' •$R.43GGL9°f anal STATIONER .. TELEPHONE NO: 62 TELEPHONE rib. 62 • „.�..� DISABLED . or t:. .filly removed las Cieen Sanitary trvitiad• ?hose* collect. 72 BRUSSELS Fit Ste Sons ,e 1 BELL BENSON BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public Elmer D. BeII, • B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A. (Absent on Active Serti.;ce, WednesdaynsSa�day BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS Daily from 9:00 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00 (except Thursday from 9:00 until 12:00) EYES RIGHT With ,:Bid's Glasses • EYE STRAIN . causes headaches, weariness, no pep, droasiasss BLURRED VISION,`:: mixes it hard to tMead needles read the paper, sea► in comfort. if your eyes trouble you, have these examined lio BRgssaS by R. A. ,,REEID R.Oe t net telf o•rt. Stratford's leading Optometrist for 2$ y its. BRUSSELS OFFICE --MISS HWGSTON'S STORE Pl WEDNESDAY AFTERlyOON, 2:30 to 4:00 . RP.8,r51'r.r- or.a ippointment,r., , Rn :, Good Valuies' in Used Cars At Thea Brussels• Used Car Depot, 1941 Dodge Coach with Radio and Heater 1940 Ford De Luse Coach with heater 1936 Plymouth Coach with heater 1933 Chex, Coach 1931 Chev. Coupe 1931 Model A Ford Coupe 1930 Model A Ford Coach 0. E. NURSE At The Cites Service Gas Station BRUSSELS ON'T'ARIO FOR ,SALE— Pure Alaska Oats; pure two -rowed Barleyalso Oats mixed with barley. Phone Brussels 45-r-17 Bill Pease FOR SALE— Seed Oats, Cartier oats mixed with Barley; = also some O.A.O. 1942 Oats. phone 49-r-15 Berman Whitfield SCISSORS SHARPENED— — Leave your scissors at The Post if they need sharpening. FOR'SALE- 93 -acre grass farm, Lot 29, Con. 9, Grey Township. apply to David Kerr, R.R.1, Ethel FOR SALE - 1 Cook store and single bed, with mattress and spring. . plione 56X Mrs. E. Plum FOR SALE— One good Durham Calf and 2 or 8 MU Cows. phone Brussels 55-r-6 J. P. McIntosh LOST — 1' Skate, size 7, either at Brussels. Arena or between Brussels and Walton, Pinder leave at 'Phe Post or Phone 90-r-6 Ralph, Travis Walton START IN YOUR OWN.'„ PART TiME BUSINESS— If you have been laid off in a war plant, 1f your farm work or other occupation does not take .all of your time, if you are honest and depend- able, military exempt, wilting to work tor financial independence. we'll establish you in your own part time business, in nearby rural locality, supplying household and Saran necessities. Suitable travel outfit required. Credit furnished.` WRITE THE IR. WATK1'NS COM- PANY, DEPT. 0-B-4, MONTREAL, QUE. Have your EYES Properly Cared for NOW s e F. F. Homuth. OPTONIETIREIT Phone 118 Harriston AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock and Implements Mr. Harold Jackson has been in• strutted to sell by public auction on Lot 28, Con. 10, McKillop Township on Wednesday, March 22nd, one and a quarter miles north of Win- throp and one half mile west, the following:- HOB15111S—+Team of gray ,nares, rising five yrs, old; driving mare 10 yrs. old; General purpose mare rising 3 yrs, old, CA(TT1LE-6 Hereford cows due to freshen in March; Hereford cow, fresh two months; 4 Durham cow due in March and April; Brindle cow fresh two months; Durham heifer due to freshen May let; Durham bull 1 yr, old; 6 Hereford lathy beeves' 600 to 700 lbs.; 1 Here- ford calves. rising 1 yr. old. IM,PLBMEINT•S—Frost and -Wood binder 7 ft. in first class condition; 10 ft. steel rate M.E.Frost and Wood stiff tooth culivator; walking plow; truck wagon, 3ainch tire; 16 ft. hay rack; M. H. hay loader; °cop buggy; cutter; grain grinder 107, incite; international grain separator, 28x46, in good con- dition; Colony house, 10x12. TERMS—CASH ZAXK MCSPA'DDEN—Prop. .... HAROLD JACKSON—Auctioneer topic, given by Mrs; 0r1a1 Harri- son, was the story of -110,11 a River Hospital, which. 18 Ave ,years old, The meeting aimed with prayer, 'rho Wanton's Association inet im- mediately' after, The treasurer's re - poet showed a bank account of al- most $300 on hand. Plan, were made for redecorating the exterior of the church tithing the $usamer mouths, AUCTION -SALE Household Effects Lot 26. Concession 12, Mol:illop Twp. 2 Miles South of Walton on Highway TUESDAY, MARCH 21st - Sale commences at 1 P.M. Sharp 1 Kitchen Cupboard, 12 111101ten Chairs, 1 Glass Cupboard, .l Small Cutoboard, 2 Bed ,Springs, 2 dcld Beds, 1 Chest of Drawers, 1 Wash Stand, 1 Victor Victrola and Records; 4 Small 'Patties, 2 Cellar Tables, 2 Drop Lea( Tables. 6 Rocking 011011$, Kitchen Chairs, 2 Bedroom Suites, 1 ;Dining Room Table and Chairs, Oast tSetee and 3 Chairs, 2 Ironing Boards, 3 Small Stands, 1 Cot, 1 Buffet, 1 Mirror, 2' Clothes Realts, 1 Singer Sewing Machine, 1 ' Couch; 2Trunke, 1 (8 -day) Clock ..1 Crocks, 1 'Dinner Set of Dishes. Knives and Forks, Pots and Pans, 1 Coal Oh Oven, 1 Coal Oil Heater, 1 Coal ' 041 Lamp, 2 Dozen tlnurt Jars, 3 Dozen Pint Jars. 1 Rug 8 x 12, 1 Linoleum Rug 9 x 12. 1 Tina (Axminster) 4 x 8, 1 Washing Machine, 1 Mop Pail and Wringer Pictures, 1 Wheel Chair, 7 Cutting Box, 1 Pressing Iron, 1 Set H•onm. 1 ,. CLEARING AUCTION SALE Harold Jackson has been instruct- ed to sell by public auction on Mon- day, March lath, on. Lot 82, Con. 12, McIilllop, .2 miles' west of Leadbury Corner at one P.M. the following farm stock and implements:• HORSES -1 Clyde gelding rising 0 years old, 1600 lbs. CATTLE -17 Durham and Here- ford yearlings; Holstein heifer .one year old. P1GS-1 pure bred York sow pith eight pigs, 3 weeks. old, IMPLEMENTS' - M.H. Binder, seven foot, like new; M.H. Mower 6 - ft. new; McCormielt-Deering . side rake; sulky rake; Dearing hay leader. drop heard; S -ft. stiff tooth cultivator; Bissel 14 plate tractor disc; four section harrows; 2_section. harrow; 1 eight -foot packer; two walking plows; 2000 Ib. scales; 2 fanning mills;34,,-horse power motor; Renfrew creast separator; electric, .used two months; circular saw; set of woven wire stretchers; chicken shelter; extension ladder; 40 grain bags; set of taps and dyes; gas pomp; emery; truck wagonl 16 -foot fray 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. • HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Cook stove withwater front; extension table with six, chairs; Daisy churn; and other household effects; and numerous .articles about a farm. TERMS—CAS;H JOHN DENNISON, Prop. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer MONCRIEFF Mrs, Archie Munn was hostess for the March meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society. Mrs. Mark Baillie presided, 'The eorip- ., titre reading was given by Margaret Inglis.. Roll call was answered by '' 5 berse of a favorite hynint. A eom- refuse was apPointed td arrange for the Easter thankoffsring. The WANTED LIVE HENS AND CHICKEN also .0 _EESE, ` and DUCK FEATHERS BEST PRICES PAID yo Before sell sans poultr�r phone the Export Packers. We will call at your place for any quantity or you can bring therm to us. E : port Packers PHONE 70x BRUSSELS 11111111.011114 Bird Cage, 1 .Set of Scales. 3 T.nmry Shades, 2 .Electric Reading Lamps, 1 Tub and Wash Stand, 1 Wash Board, 1 Lawn Mower, Tools. 1 Sugar Kettle, 1 Oak Barrel; Curtail) Stretchers, 1 Electric Plate. 1 Electric Tron, .1 Philco Pleehie Radio, 1 Electric, "Thea np utic. Solenoid", 1 Ranch Stove. 2 Beaters, 1 C, ok Stove (Quebec) 1 Panel Door. 1 Strainer Pail, 1 Grind Stone, 1 Bee Smoker. 1 'Sire and Anvii. 1 Sow Vice, 1 Scythe. 1 Caose Cu' Fila• 1 Step Ladder, 1 Bartel Ohara. 1 Tool Cihea,t. Chicken Wire ('1irirker Feed- ers, Forks and Shovels, 1 Jlsy Knife TERMS -CASH MRS. EDA McTAGGART, Proprietress ROBT. PATRICK, .Clerk LEW ROWLAND, Auctioneer Horses For. Sale. At All Time 1 Matched renin Strawberry Roans rising 4 yrs. old weigh- ng 2800 lbs. 1 Matched Team Blue Roans rising 4 & 6 yrs. Did Weigh- ing 2400' lbs - 1 Matched Team Black Perches -on Geldings rising five years old, weight 3000 lbs. 1 Matched Team of Black Clyde Mares rising 6 & 7 yrs., weight 2900 1bs• 1 Back Clyde Mare 15130 lbs. 9 yrs. old 1 Black Gelding 5 yrs.old weight 1200 lbs. good single or double stands 16 hands 1 Bay Gelding 4 yrs- old, 1400 lbs. 1 Bay Mare Beigium 4' yrs. old, 1509 lbs. 1 Dark Gre} Gelding 5 yrs:: old 1450 lbs. 1 Grey Ge'ding 5 yrs, old 1350 lbs. .1 Black Mare 5 yrs- old '1350 lbs. ismA 1 Dapple Grey Gelding 6 yrs. old 1650 lbs. stors Ltd Li's owe!, Ont. ra 8 s 9 a�Wazcs»nu aaa�Y Ya nuw �i,,.. L.4 ,1 7 N�j•... 1/ t -i . rIi - p.■•; THE MEE GROWS AS VICTORY YEARS $10,000,000 needed NOW! �11 Only the Red Cross meets the need for vital life-saving food, priisoners of war parcels, medi'- cines, comforts, blood serum and nursing -now greater than ever as Victory nears. 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