The Brussels Post, 1944-4-19, Page 4i aNN9 11,1
per Hauges Are Busy
Your rooms can Jook entirely different with a small
investment in our excellent line ef Sunworthy Wall Papers.
Whether it is one of the better papers or. lust one of the
cheaper lines, that is in mind, it will pay to see our stock
as the patterns, colourings and prices are right and will stand
close comparison.
Nothing in the was of Repairs for the outlay gives
better returns than New Wallpaper.
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FORIVIALDEFIYDE—
For Treatment of
Seed Grain
1 tb bottles ..• • • .. „ 35c
1/2 tb bottles • • ...... 20c
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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."
p0;•,,,, Stratford's Leadng Optometrist
• Over 25 years.
Miss Hingston's Store, Brussels -
1st and 3rd Wednedays 2:00 to 4:30 P.M.
NEXT VISIT WED., P.:ay 3rd
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ACD with the difficulties created
by wartime shortages in labor and
machinery, Canadian farmers carried
on with the equipment that was avail.
able, and it is a tribute to their energy
and enterprise that they have attained
the tremendous increases needed to
serve the needs of the United Nation
To assist them in their greater pro.
duction prograthmes, Massey -Harris
and its dealers set new and higher
standards of service to farmers. In the
maintenance of equipment in the hands
of farmers, they have prolonged the
use of mcychines beyond their normal
life period, and by reconditioning and
rebuilding, they have put back into
service machines much needed to com-
pensate for the shortage of new ones.
In the supplying of parts—always a
feature with the Company—Massey-
Harris and its dealers have, during these
difficult days of shortage, rendered
such an outstanding service as to earn
the reputation of being—'The Best
Farm Machinery Service in Canada.'
Early ordering of repair parts helps you and helps your dealer
Stratford attended the silver wedling
anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. 'William
Ireland, Morris townstep on Sear.
day evening.
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Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Stiles were Tor-
. onto visitors' last week.
I * *
, Mrs. Chas. Garniss is Visiting at
the home of her son .Ailan. and Mrs.
Garniss in London.
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' Ames and Alan Mair spent Sun -
.day with friends at Harristom
•2 •
Mrs. Geo. Henderson, Brussels,
who had the misfortune to break her
arm spent a couple of ;weeks at the
home of her brother, Will Ireland.
Mr, Oliver Turnbull .ef thionwilla
visited relatives over the week end.
IP • •
Margaret Smith, Listowet.
spent the week end with. Miss Mary
Ireland.-
• Mrs. James smith and children of
Grey township spent a sew daye- '
with her slater in Weston.
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Dr, and Mrs. George Ross ot
WIng-
h'am were 'Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Ross. Their daughtere
Misses Barbara and Mary returned
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home with them atter spending the s.
Easter vacation, here.
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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 CKNXrn.
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For Sale at All Grocery and Hardware Stores .
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DEAD or
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;Ay removed m Clean Sanitary truck, Phase collect.
'12 BRUSSELS
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-* * * * * * spent the Easter week at Oltesley. Miss Millie Grewar - is looking atter . kit06iie bons
PEOPLE W F 14:111T OW.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ross, Laudon
* * * * were weeli. end guests 'oath his par -
Mr. and Mrs. Re,5,
Mrs. J. Rutledge received a cable
gram stating that L.A.O. Hartley
Rutledge, R. C.A.P., had arrived
safely overseas.
• • ihe library.
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McDowell and Mac McDowell,
London, were Sunday visiwrs with.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MeDeviell.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard .',.gar, Jack
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Mrs. R. Dark returned to her
home last Sunday after spending
the . winter months with relatives ir
Galt.
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Mrs. 0, Buschlen and Mise Karen
mrs, .,o,ek Lowry and Intl, t:Ar.-1
and 11111) left last week ?or tiety.rt.
N.S., where they expect to spend the
summer with. Jack Who is stationed
Mrs. J. Galbraith and Mrs.
ihmlin with Peter and Jane mere
I.:aster visitors in Toronto.
there.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Ross returned
home la8t week after spending the
‘,.. weeks in Toronto. •
Susan Hislop has been ill
with a cold; her sister Mies Ella
Hislop Reg. Nurse of St. Marys, is
'tuning her.
120 yards of Merceriz.-cl Gingham in
medium size checks in brown and
white blue and white, red -and white
meted from Flying Officer to•Flight
Lieutenant and is stationed MAand, green and. white They make
Bowman. Galbraith has. been pr -o-
0., No. 1, Newfoundiand, lovely two-piece dresses. 79c a yard.
. C..P.
Mrs. johnwa's 5. "
M. Toronto last week. v"ltMrs, Earl •Shoiclice has returned to
Mrs. as. Ballantyne
'Tororto
Toronto after spending some time
with her parents Mr. and Mrs, jes,
a ,Ir. Mernaghan.
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer D. Bali,- Bit. C. Jooeph Becarma, B.A.
(Absent on Active Serv4::P° Wednesday and Saturday
aftersoosat)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Daily from 9:00 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until soo
(except Thmaday from 9:00 until'12:00)
11 sas-yais
msma
11 R. G. Campbell has been
at his home here.
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an. Scott, Toronto, spent the
id at his home here,
5
Verla. Fiseinr, Hespler was
Id visitor at her home here.
is* Ella M. Fraser, Parkhill with
brother John Fraser 2nd 0,01.1..
My and with Miss Mina Mc-
vey, tciwn, •
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and Mrs. H., IV. glazier, son
rdon and daughters, Mrs. .Dean
and Mrs. Victor itathig
Go Vies in Used, Cars!
"Aflhi1iTtIs1s' Used Car Depot
1937 Ford V. Coach with heater
1934 Ford V-.5 Sedan
1933 Chev. Coach
1931 Chev. tome
1931 Model A Coupe
1930 Model A Coacb
Special 1931 Cheri. Ccupe $140.00 (Sec This One)
. p E,;-;,INUR,OJE
At The Cities Service Gat Station
6istiiitio
LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS
• BEST PRICES PAID
'Before you 'sell any poultry phone the
Expert"PaCkers. We will call at your
'place for any quantity or you can bring!
them to us.
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Export:,'Pa'kers
PHONE; 70x BRUSSELS:
Have your
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Per / Cared
Pr
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Phone 1.18 iiirritapyr0
Large double bed size Chenille
Bed Spreads 11.95 to 12.95.
Misses' Alpaca Skirts in new
spring shades $2.98 up.
A laPgetassortment of Blouses I
7'
long or short slee'ves $2.98
A large assortment of Women's
and Children s Cotton'Print Dresses
71 Wen's Overalls and Smocks
4-
a//sizes, $1.98 up.
',Boy s Overalls, sizes 24 to 34,
8 oz.,
—7"
Don' forget to ask for- your sale-slips—For
ti(iibb worth of these we give you
;WariSavings. Stamp Free.
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