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Greeting Cards for the occasion --~5c and 10c each
Colorful Designs and Nicely Worded Nlessages
GIFTS THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED—
Bath Powders—April Showers, Yardleys, Lavender
English Garden and Adrienne
Adrienne Soap -3 cakes in Box
Adrienne Talcum, Perfume and other Toilet Requisites
in Gift Packages
Decanters of Cologne and Lavender, Lilac and Adrienne
Betties of Toilet Water
SEE THESE VERY SMART PACKAGES.
Large Moth -Proof Elkay's
Garment Bags Moth Fume Crystals
Side Opening can be used in a
59c each Vacuum Cleaner
RED CEDAR FLAKES • • • • 30c pkg
Takes the place of Red Cedar Chest and Moth Balis
Four Square
Floor Wax 45c
Four Square
Furniture Polish 45c
We get many repeat orders
for these two products..
Two Good
Spring Medicines
Peptona—
A stimulating Tonic
$1.00 Bottles
Rexall Blood Purifier
$1.00 Bottles
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RiGSIT HERE EN BRUSSELS.
EYES EN:WINED — -- GLASSES FITTED
Mt. Reid has been conning to Brussels for 10 years
can give you perfect satisfaciion and eye comfort as he
clone for thousands of others in this district.
'SEE REID AND SEE MGI. -117."
I Stratford's I eadn,g Optometrist
Over 25 years.
Miss H9ugston's Store, Brussels--
lst and 3rd Wednedays 2:00 to 4:30 P.M.
{ NEXT VISIT WED., May 17th
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Notke To Milk Customers
CHANGE IN TIME OF MILK DELIVERY.
Commencing on Monday, May 15th, and continuing
through the summer months, milk delivery will be made in the
morning instead of the afternoon.
Your cooperation in having your bottles out with the
tickets or money in them will be appreciated.
BRUSSELS CREAMERY
THE BRUSSELS POST
Gr ss s
Clovers are scarce.' We have a fall line of Alfalfa, Red
Clover, Alsike, White and Yellow Clover at present, also
good stock of Mixtures at reasonable price. Get your
Kentucky, Bluegrass, Sudan Grass, Rape Seed Etc.
Certified Seed Potatoes and Table Stocks.
Irish Cobbler, Katandin, Green Mountain
We have a good stock of Dutch Set Onions.
FEEDS
Start your chicks right with Rose Brand and. Choiceteria
Feeds made by F. S. Watt & Sons, Palmerston.
We have a full line of Fencing Requirements.
woven wire, barb wire, etc.
o Jo Pearson
- Ethel Phone 52-r-7
Wroxeter Boy Rescued
When Destroyer Sunk
A former well-known and popular
Wroxeter boy, William Martin was a
telegraphist on H.M.C.S. Athabascan.
the Canad4an destroyer which was
sunk off the French coast early
Saturday morning by an enemy
torpedo.
On Monday night his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Martin, now of Hani-
ilton received a cable from their
Is= announcing he was safe and well
in England. Presumably he %tis
among Sire fortysir: rescuer' by the
I ,M.CJS.-Haid a, sister -ship of• the
Athabascan, which made a daring
manoeuvre to the spot where the
powerful 1,900 -Lon vessel sank.
NOT PUBLIC HOLIDAY'
State ,Secretary McLarty announc-
ed Tuesday that a prociamation is
being, issued fixing Thursday, June
8, tog. the celebration of the King's
binlhday, In Canada; although war
conditions prevent proclamation of a
pubtin holiday. Ping George was
barn Dec. 14, 1895, but his birthday
is celebrated in June because SUM.
2ncr is considered more appropriate.
Took Part In Radio Broadcast
Mrs. 0. G. Anderson, of lielgrave,
president of the United Warm Wo-
men of Ontario and Mr, R, J. Scott,
Belgrave, of the United Farmers' Co-
npbrratb'e, Toronto, participated an
the broadcast over .the CRC Trans-
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� Meeting in Wi i ham Town Baal)
e SATURDAY MOT. MAY 13 4,1a.
SPEAKERS: E. 'I3- Joiliffe, nP.P. and B.E. Leavens, M.P.P-
All are welcome ---. -- --' Please crone early
Mr. Jolliffe also speaks at 7.30 p. in. over C K N X
4g Auspices Wingham C,C-F. Club l -L Niergarth, Pres. Wingham
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THE W. C. WOOD CO. LTD.
GUELPH, ONT.
Manufacturers of
Electrical Far Emmy eat
Milking Machines, Milk Coolers, Grain, Grinders, Oat Rollers,
Feed Mixers, Electric Fences and'Refrigeration.
Also Surge and Universal Milking Machines can be had
t with little or no waiting.
Locall Agentt•—
o T arias
Phone 80x Brussels, Ont.
ILL 8r, BENSON
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer D. Bell,•B.A. C. Joseph. Berman, MA
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(Absent on Active Service" Wednesday ind 3aahrdxy
attansoosiis)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Daily from 9;00 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 0:00
(except Thursday from 9:00 until 12:09
od Values 1r fee Cars
At The Brussels Used Car Depot
1938 Chev. Coach
1934 Ford Ford Sedan
1933 Chov Coach
1931 Chev. Coupe
1930 Ford Coach.
G. ENURSE
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At The Cities Service Gas Station
BRUSSELS '+'+.w' ON 1 M 1O
LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and tflJCK FEATHERS
BEST ' PRSCES PAID
Before you sell any poultry phone the
Export Pal.ckers. We will call at your
place for any quantity or you can bring
CChem to flits.
OtirtlItIrt
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BRUSSELS r
ONE 70x
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e'll-u1u network rig the program, "05.
Things To 'Come,,' on Tuesday even-
ing, last week. The program dealt
with "The People or the Land,"
Wingham Advance -Tithes
3rd Red Cross Blood
Clinic Held Here
(Continua from Pap One)
Mi's, A. lligigns
Mrs. Wm, Dunn
viva, R. Gemmel
Thos. NFeDonald,.
Ethel I+'ox
Thos. Bernard
Sim Cameron
Clarence 1 hill
Mrs. C. Borho
Melville Lamont
Mas. ;Tim Cameron,
Tarek Cardiff.
R, J. Jarcklin
Cameron Cochrane
Geo. smith
Stewart Cochrane
Mrs. Win. Evans
'Darold Jaoklin
Roy Kennedy
W. J. McCutcheon
Jas. Warwick
Mervyn Grainger
David Moeod
Tan McDonald,
Cliff Busohlen
Mr. L. D. Thompson; and Mrs.
Relit, Thomson provided very
appropriate music while the clinic
was in progress.
MORRIS
Niue Dela. Agar is spending a
white at 'her home otter being
operated on for appendicitis a couple
of weeks ago. We hope she will
shoe be !better again.
Mr. 'Spence McKinnon spent the
week end with his ;parents Mr. and.
Mrs. R. Mclionnon. He is training
a+t 1pperwash training camp.
Mss Janet Robertson of Brussels
spent Sartiday with her brother
Campbell Robertson.
We were sorry to hear 14r. Ross
Turvey took suddenly ill; and was'
taken to Clinton hospital and was
operated on for appendicitis, We
hope he will soon be better again.
We were -glad to hear Mr. Wm.
Elston is able to be up—again, atter
being sick for sometime.
Mho •wet weather has hindered
4be farmers with their - eciing. Same
will be through this week if it keeps
Mr. and Mrs, Bobt. Torvey and
family spent Sunday ar'ternoos: with
Rocs at 'Clinton Fio;spital.
Mr, .and Mrs. W. H. Maunders of
Detroit are visiting with IIr, and
Mrs. Clarence Hollinger.
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VICTORY LOAN
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Wodnva1ay, M'ay
ilh, '1911
Huron Still Far Short
Of Victory Loan Goal
GODDRICX-I, May 10 ---Brussels re-
mains, the only municipality in
IIoorn county pant the 80 pew cent.
nark as the +Sixth Victory Loan goes
into the home stretch. The sales at
Brusaolh announced Tuesday totalled
$64;500, which wee 87.16 per cent. of
the obj'eetive nI $74;000. , The over-
niglht junco was from 75.54 per cent.
Zurich and II'ay Westt, with 73.29
per cen,t., and Seaforth, with 71,59
Per cent., were almoslt op to sche-
dule: The former had signed up
$64,50'0 on an .objective of $88,000,
While +Sea}ortlr had $116,700 toward
its rtun'get of 5163.000. The day's to-
tal aitoved 5eafortli +from seventh to
tblird poscittoat in the .county,
The county itself had chalked up
60.30 per cent, Total sales 'UP to
Tuesclsary were $1,845.300, an in-
crease of $157;500 over the previous
day. The, objective in the county IS
$3,060,000. That measle raising 51,-
k,700
1;4,700 .by the and of the week.
SELF POLISHING LIQUID WAX AND PASTE
FLOOR WAX
On Every FRIDAY Morning at 10:15'^
, 37 PRIZES AWARDED EACI-1 BROADCAST
from CK N X W in gham
For Sale at All Grocery and Hardware Stores
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DISABLED
DEAD or
;r,8c1y removed sn Cleain Sarrsitery trric6r,. Plume collect,
i BRUSSELS
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of Welneges and Misses'
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•`*ro.iit`ie a Li es1
Don't miss this opportunt,Y, as we
won't repeat it again. Every Dress
is being sold at less than cost.
Rack No. 1 .reg.. up to $4.95
Special $1.98
Rack No. 2 reg. u to $6.95
Special $.298
Rack No. 3 reg. u to $8.95
Spedal $3.98
a sways or refit ds on these.
• Dresses and No War Saving
Stamps wall be given. }�
Stgoimo'I
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lir"Ussels, Ont.
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
2400