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H L H NW E, :.u' MONTH VALUES
Beaten Tooth Paste or Powder each • 29c
Plenarnins "Contains 6 Vitamins plus
Liver and Iron • ' • . , $1.75
Bachelor Shaving Cream • , , '
40c
Elkays White Shoe Cleaner 25c
Rexall Grape and Lennon Salt • ' .. • • ' • 50c
Skeeter Skoot Cream, protection from
5c
Mosquitoes • • . •
Bayer Aspirin Tablets • • 18c, 29c and 79c
Wax Paper, 50 foot roll • .. .. ' • . 17c
Adrienne Face Powder, Lip Stick
And Rouge, each •
_
Garden Spray
65c
35c
Sana -Ped Foct Powder 40c
Nylon Tooth Brushes
33c
Letter Size Writing Pad
And Package Envelopes both for ' 25c
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WILLIAM SPINCE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, - - ETHEL, ONT.
Brussels Legion Carnival - Thur. June 22
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COMPLETE �QEYESIGHT
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RIGHT HERE IN BRUSSELS.
EYES EXAMINED - - GLASSES FITTED
Mr. Reid has been coming to `Brussels for 10 years and
can give you perfect satisfaction and eye comfort as he has
done for thousands of others in this district.
"SEE REID AND SEE RIGHT•"
El
Stratford's Leadng Optometrist
Over 25 years.
Hingston's Store, Brussels -
1st and 3rd Wednedays 2:00 to 4:30 P.M.
NEXT VISIT WED., JUNE 28th
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Good V lue Use Cr
,At the Brussels Used Cir Depot
1,940 MVlernury Sedan (Heater)
1941 Chev. Sedan (Heater)
1938 Chev. Sedan (Heater)
1936 Ford V-8 Panel (Heater)
1934 Ford Sedan
1931 Model A Coach
1930 Model A Coach
Used Fordson Tractor
Used Riding Plow
'G. E.! N URL
At The Cities Service Gas Station
BRUSSELS - ONTARIO
THE BRUSSELS POST
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In the Dress „ect ion;
(Black, navy and pastel shade Crepe
DRESSES are NOT included in this sale.)
Dresses former values from 3.95 to 4.95. , . Sale price $2.95
Dresses, former values from 6.95 to 7.95 ... Sale price $4.95
Dresses, former values from 3.95 to 9.95 .. Sale price $6.95
Dresses, former values from 10.95 to 12.95 Sale price $9.95
Dresses, former valuesfrorn 14.95 to 16.95 Sale price $12.95
Please note: to avoid misunderstandings:
NO alterations unless you are prepared to pay for labour.
Positively na returns accepted of goods bought prior to
this sale. 'No charges, refunds, returns, exchanges whatso-
ever and who -so -ever. No mail orders please.
In the Suit Section:
All tailored suits, EXCEPTING black or navy of any type will
go on sale at a reduction of $5 per suit.
No alterations, charges or lay -away sales.
No refunds or exchanges of any kind.
I n the Coat Section:
All Coats Drastically Reduced
For Quick Clearance..
One group at only , . • .. • . • • • • • • . $5.00 per coat
One group at only ...• . , . , .• $9.95 per coat
One group at only • • • • .. .. • • $14.95 per coat
One group at only .... .. • • •• •..• • $19.95 per coat
all high class coats formerly selling at from
29.95 to 39.95 , . going at one price • • • $25.00
We also have a lovely assot`tnient of shorts, slacks, sport
jackets, sport sults, lingerie, handbags and other
accessories, worth your while investigating.
This is positively a Cash and Carry Sale.
Values are unsurpassed. Please read ad carefully.
This week and next its definitely
HO AT
The ' Ladies !`` arks Kop
Listowels Leading Ladies Wear Store,
where your Dollar buys more.
THE W. C. WOOD CO. LTD.
GUELPH, ONT.
Manufacturers of
Eleetn<; all Far
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Milking Machines, Mille Coolers, Grain Grinders, Oat Rollers,
Feed Mixers, Electric Fences and Refrigeration.
Also Surge and Universal Milking Machines can be had
with little or no waiting.
Local Agent -
Phone 80x
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Brussels, Ont.
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 anyquantity or you can bring
them to us.
Export Packers
PHONE 70x BRUSSELS
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Letter From Overseas
,Tone 5, 1944 e
:111 ;Teo Kelly
Sec.-Treas. Ilrunsels Can. Logien !Epji3
C nilenlen,
I received your (as usual l wet-
cogift of 30U e.tga,itY s the other
cti
day, so hat11 g a few 11I1(0 418 t0
spore. 1 thought I would drop you t
few 1Is's to test you know that 1'm
still around and able to gory three ,.
go.el Moak, p:1' day a „good Home"
as well as thaak you for your '"more
than wr1,•orne" thoughfulness.
Yesterday was •Snnd'ay and, we had
a memorial service for our fallen
comrades. It was hold in a peace-
!
fut forest glade, a deem bine sky
overhead, .and a warm suris'hine
filtering down upon tie through the
tree tops, There were mouutains in,
sight close by and it was therefore
I appropriate that the servics opened
with the familiar Ryton "Unto the
Hills around, do I lift up ml
Longing Dyes." The names of cur
dead were solemnly read to the
assembled Regiment, our good Padre
finished the reading with the words,
"They rest in Peace with their God
from whence they enlus." Then
followd prayers arsd the singing of
"Abide with Me." -•'rather sadly I'm
afraid for we were thinking of many
Wednesday,'Juno 218t, 1944
�lJ��g � Dacel�GlI ADW �r9/.•v,� est eJ
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- FEATURING -
Centralia L C. 44. °� ire band
First Parade at 7.30 P. M.
wirier , ays ie 1.4 tO'!
SUPER BINGO GAME - SOMETHING DIFFERENT!
Also Chuck -a -Luck, Over & Under, Ham Wheel,
Hit Hitler, Coin Toss - Games of Skill.
Dance to the Music of
CARRUTHER'S SIX PIECE BAND
A Full Evening of Entertainment ! Don't Miss It
son oossat maaumva mise ran--�,•,. m,u,........n .,zausa u sa•
old friends. We all stood at
attention for the one minute!: silence uiw ..cmr.�.e •we„esa�,
tn. Memoriam," and all was silent
except for the oecasicna.i drone of a t
1)ir°w overhead -a lonely breeze 3i
sighing thrcugh the trees was' a i
Ilildng accompaniment for our sad
thoughts The Padre spoke a few
words. about it all being Cod's Plan,
and the necessity for sacrifice so
that the dreaui and vision of a better
world, shall indeed become a reality.
We quietly disanissed after the
"National Anthem" and the Padre's
fatherly blessing.°
At present the boys are resting
and refitting and close by is the river
and the boys are sure taking
advantage of it (if it were in Canada
ft would he a gold mine as a holiday
resort.) the water is warm, one can
awim to deep water or paddle hi the
shallow Just as one desires, and
there is a natural shower tinder the
door, so really, at present, we are
right in the lap of luxury, as we ere
also getting the very best of meals.
Well aen4letnen, I am very sorry,
lnrt space !Maisie that 1 dose now,
so Wishing you and yours all the
very best, and again thanking you,
I11 ,say "Cheerio" till next time.
Yours Very Sincerely,
- -
Harty Bowler
.• M i,: 4 . IR *
Piokell - Wheeler
In Knox United Chdreh, llelgrave,
the wedding was solemnised by Rev.
G. H. Dunlop, of Anode Velma, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wheeler, to LAC. James Wilfred
P.icice11, R.•O.A.P., son of Mrs. T, W.
Pickett, of Winghaen. 'Che. bride was
escorted 'to the altar by her father,
who gave her in marriage. Her
graceful gown was of white sills -
per satin ''with lace insets. T110
skirt falling Into the soft folds
of .a train. Clusters of gardenias I
in, her hair held a finger-tip veil
of tulle and she carried a show-
er bouquet of Sweetheart roses
and sweet peas.
M'is's Dvelyne Wynne, of London,
was maid of honor, wearing a
gown of pink, embroidered organ-
sa. The bridesmaids wore Mrs,
Bernard Cretin and Miss Ruth
Wheeler, RegrN., of, London, Dolls,
his of the bride, who were gowned
alilte in powder blue net over taf-
feta, all three wore bandeaus of
flowers and tulle and carriednose-
gays of roses and cornflowers,
Benson Hamilton, of Sea,forth,
was the best man, and the ushers
were Nelsen Pickell, of Wingham,
and Ooltiwin Wheeler, of London,
The wedding music was ?loyal by
Mrs, Nelson Picket, of Wing.
ham, sisterdn-latw of the groom.
A reception followed al the
hoarse. of the bride's parents.
The honeymoon will be spent in
,Muskoka. and Ottawa. Por travel-
ling, the, bride close a turciuo1ee
ensemble with white accessories.
Mrs. Pedward C. Thonq,psorl ,011
Toronto (nee Doris MoT,enpan of
Binevale, Ont) reegmci word from
t Ottawa earl yin Jame to the effect
I that her hluaband Piloi. Officer
I Thomlieon formerly et :Blythrecoiv
cel the Distinguished Flying Cross,.
1 The citation on !which the await! '
was remade reads as follo,es: "This
Airman has completed malty aueeese-
fiY1 Odleratibn9 against the enemy in
whd,otr Ise at!'apl*yed high skill, fort!..
lisle and .dovotion to duty." Ned
ateceived hie comnndati,on the end of
March and bas been instructing Air
Gunners since. She beginning of the
year, when he finished his first tour
Of operations.
Phone 6
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SELF POLISHING LIQUID WAX AND PASTE.
FLOOR WAX
On Every FRIDAY Morning at 10:15
37 PRIZES AWARDED EACH BROADCAST
From CKNX Wingham
For Sale at All Grocery and Hardware Stores
Women's and Misses' pun Wash Dresses
New Summer Shades, Sizes 14 to 44,
Special. $4.95.
Misses 2 -piece Dresses, Sizes 13 to 19,
Special $3.95
Women's Oversize Spun Dresses,
Sizes 46 to 52, Special $4.95
Women's White and Brown Ties Oxfords,.
L.odv £L n,Heels, $2.98
Women's All White Oxfords, rubber heels,
Special $2.98
Men's All White Buckskin Oxfords,
All Sizes, Special $3.9g
Women's and Misses' Bathing Smits
Sizes 12 to 44`
RUNNING SHOES
For The Whole Family. ,
Don't forget to ask for your sale -slips --For
$10.00 worth of these we give you
A War -Savings Stamp Free.
HE ARCADE STORE
IMMMOMMItnell
IMIPEOP
Phone 61 -" -°-- Brussels, Ont.
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family