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The New 1941 Wall Papers Are Here
Charming patterns specially selected!
greet the requirements of your home Tey;
have that added style of coloring that',„ nar--r•"
the advanced designs. They rat
Inspection.
Whether it is just a few rolls foil
Pantry, more for a Living Room or Dining
Room) or the necessary for every roonr4n,,
the house.
We can supply the requirements:
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Come in.and see them. /.
F. R. SMITH :::
DRUGGIST` and
STATIONER
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TELEPHONE NO. 62
LeaveYourOrders�'
Western Oats and Scree
To be Shipped ,`:
Freight Paid. •Pia
D. M. McTavil
FARMER'S STORE n.•., -�
PHONE 46
BRUSSELS, ONT.
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PHONE 12 — BPUS$E4p:
SPECIALS FOR—ThURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY •
Full line of Heinz
Strained Baby Food
Beef & Liver, Vegetable, Spinach, Beets, Beans,''. Carrots,
Mixed Greens, Peas, Prunes, Apricots,l a'
Apricots and Applesauce, Pears and Pineapple
Economic Soap Flakes -------- per box , •
Kellogg's Corn Flakt.s with cereal dish, small `
°3 for 23c
Large 2 for 23c
Quaker Heath Bran ... • ' 2 boxes .. •• • 25c 3
Large Ivory Soap • • • ' 2 ,b3 cakesa r .. 9c
Handy Ammonia
Lasco Cleaner P� -
Heinz oven -baked Beans • • 19c
• 2 tins • .
lb, bag 19c
Weston'' Sodas. •' •
• lrr bars '.rt.. , ,.'. {: 23c.
oeCam'ay Soap .•.., ,. _ � t 23c
Campbell's Soups • ' `' • • . or bottle 19c
Heinz Catsup • . per:, 19c
Apple••••••.s.,..•• 20 oz tin. .,...•
•I Juice 'large box ..... •} , , 23c
Ivory Snow ' • � �� � 3.3c
Tea-Bisk makes perfect Biscuits •
13c
Kippered Herring. • per n• t 1, 14
Newport Fluffs 'pet large small pkg 25c
W.'423fi9c
Chipso • • • ...... •., large package .. ,
y1J 2
Smith's Raspberry and Strawberry Jam ' y c
LEWIS A. RUSSELL
•, ,X'HE BRUSSELS POST
ever
t.1\ at to
or years we hwire leen Knawn'as havins
the Best,,,,Eggiipped. Optical .,;Establishment
in tills" pail of Ontario) but still we•:weren't
Satisfied. We realize`thwt THE VER'
BEST was None Too Good for the only
pair of Eyes you'll ever' have.
Continuous Study of. Eye Errers and
new 1VIethods of Correction has necessi-
tated many changes ' in Examination and
orrective Proceedures. To keep up with
this Rapid Advance in Optical Science we
have had our Examatian room completely
rearranged. New Precision Equipment
has been added and old , equipment
Modernized so that we can NOW offer
you Even Better Eye Service than Ever
and at no greater cost than you pay for the
old time •guess methods.
Why not have us examine
YOUR EYES NOW
We can relieve your Eyestrain) and
give you clear Comfortable Vision.
Wednesday, Mardi 29th, 1941
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F. F. Homuth, Phma B., R. 0.
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Phone 118
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PEOPLE WE KNOW ;.
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Mr. N. Gerry has been ill and'
confined to bed the past week,
Atrcradtsman H. Stret•ton, Fingal,
was a week end visitor at his home.
Mrs. Cliff Buschlen and Mies
Karen are bisitors this week in
Chesley. r•
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid of
Drayton spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. John Logan.
Mrs. John E. Smith who has been
in Chesley for the past few months
has returned to her home here.
Mrs. Minnie Edmiston of Kincar-
dine who was in town last week
attending the funeral of her mother
Mrs. Miller, remained for the wedir-
end with her aunt, Miss Mary Lott,
Eugene Dobie, of Ottawa, son or
Mr. and Mrs, William Dobie, 'Faint
Wawanosh, suffered a broken ankle
while skiing_ Mr. Dobie, formerly.
of Brussels was a teacher first in
the Publio'School and later in. the
Continuation School of our town.
Norman Dhom5son and Hartley
Rutledge, R.C.A.F., of Manning Fool,
Toronto, spent the week end at thdfi'
homes here.
Many friendls of Mr. and Mrs, A. E.
Dixon of Detroit. formerly of
Brussels, when Mr. Dixon. was
manager of the Bank of Nova. Scotia,
have received this announcement,
'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reed. McDuff
announce the marriage of their
daughter Shirley Jeon to Mr. Ge)rge
Edward Dixon, on Saturday, the
)twenty-second of February, nineteen
hundred and forty-one, Detroit, Mich-
igan.') Brussels friends of George
extend their best wishes and con
gratulafions. to the young couple.
Gnr, Dave Hastings, and Mrs.
Hasitings of Petewawa Camp were
week end visitors at the home of her
parents Mr, and Mrs. ,Sylbeste; Fox,
Mrs. Alfred Nichol is visiting at
her mother's is Goderich.
Gnr. Harry Bowler of Hamilton.
was a week end visitor at his Lame
here.
Mrs. J. Ross and Elva of Luckr,ow
attended the funeral of their aunt
Mrs. Wm. Miller.
Pte. Everett Lowrie, Camp Borden
spent the week end at the home of
his parents Mr. and Mrs, C. Lowrie.
Misses Helen and Dorothy Shoul-
dice are visiting at the home of their '
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Kernaghan,
Mr, Ira Gerry of Fort William
Formerly of Brussels was a week end
visitor at the home of his brother
Mr. Noble Gerry and Mrs. Gerry.
Mrs. Harold Cardiff, 6th con., et
Grey was taken to Listowel hospital,
UPERIQR 5TORES'
Brussels T 'Phone 64
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SPECIALS FOR THURSD'AY,' FRIDAY &` SATURDAY ,s,
Chri t, °9—
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Jello Puddings ,• • 2 pkg815c
Good Old Cheese —,to your taste. 19c
..Cliocolate Nut Cookies p
Hillcrest Shortening • • • • tins 2 lb 25c
Crisco 2c
21c
Van Camp's Tomatoes 15' oz. .. • 3 tins
5c
Texas Grapefruit Juice 20 oz tin Each .....
Habitant Pea Soup • • , . per tin 13 13c
Swans Down Cake Flour per pkg 27c
15c
Chloride Of Lune . • • • • • • per pkg
;' Red River Cereal Per Pkg 23c
Golden Net Salmon Large tin • ... .. • • • • • . 24c
• Hemphill's Split Peas per pkg 20c
Aylmer Peaches 15 oz. per tin •••• • • • • • • 11c
Serviettes, White or Coloured per pkg . 15c
Oxo Cube's ............Large pkg • . . • • • 25c
Aylmer Jumbo Peas, • • • • Special ........2• tins .. 25c
Peanut Butter in bulk .. .. per lb . , 15c
Ready Cut Macaroni • • • .... • . 2 lb ... 9c
Carrots .. • ................. 3 tb lOc.
Fresh Lettuce, Tomatoes and Celery.
•
'air a ECKMIER
WEDDING
KOCH WILLIS
A., quiet wedding was solemniped
at the Lutheran Manse, Listowel,
When. Gertrude Mae, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs'. Lawrence Willis,
Grey township was united in mar-
riage to Roy Henry, eldest son cf
Mr, and Mrs, John Koch, Gowans•
town. •
The bride was attired in a st:eet-
,length dress of blue' crepe with
black accessories.
Their attendants were Mildred:
Willis, sinter of the bride and Law-
rence Koch, brother of the groom.
Atter the ceremony the groom
presented Mildred with a heart
shape gold locket and Lawrence
with a cigarette lighter. Atter a
Wedding dinner the young couple
lett g9r a short honeymoon to
Guelph,
They will reside in Gowaustoww..
on Wednesday where she underwent
an appendix operation, She i im-
proving satisfactorily,
Radio Station Interference
Cleared Up By
International Agreement
.t1 3 am, Eastern Standard Time,
March 294h, 1991, nearly every
radio station on the continent will
be changed to a different channel.
The 'technical problem of rr-
alloeatdon of broadcast channels to
avoid interference between the pro-
grams of the thirteen dtundred,
stations on this continent, has''t1iIi21P
been worked out satisfactorily by
International agreement between.
Canada, United 'States, ,Cuba, aatt,
Mexico.
Of the 106 Channels. Canada sv111
enjoy 14 clear channels in place of
6 and will share 47 regional channels
on a signal strength basis, so that
little or no interference will occur
between stations as in the past
With your radio in good working;
order, this International solution' o'f'
the interference which has hitherto
prevailed, will double and redouble
the pleasure of every radio listener,
Important
'Faulty or noisy reception should
be eliminated from your set without
delay.
WM.
A NOTE—
Mrs. 'Housekeeper:- k
This tried and approved Short—,
ening is just what you need to
be better satisfied with all you
baking.
Start Using Easifirst
N - O -W
SOLD in Brussels at
A. D. McDonald - Meat Market
PHONE 6qx
Quality Meats Always on Hand
Phone Orders Delivered Promptly
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Baby Chicks
NOW is the time to place your order, if you wish to, be
sure of getting your chicks at the desired time. Ceders. are
piling. up and many dates are now alt spoken: for. Our. poultry, Is:
blood -tested for pullorum, and breeding Is (carried on 'through trap -
nesting and culling. You are assured that your stock will be
disease.free, and bred for high livability, early maturity and high
production of large eggs. We have for sale in either 18. C. White
Leghorn (Barron Strain) or Barred Rock breeds, baby chicks and
pullets, and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 weeks old pullets, Call the Poetry
Farm to -day for information concerning prices.
OUR PHONE NO. IS 38X -r-4.
Walter Rose Poultry Farm
Brussels
CHOICE GROCERIES
FLOUR CONFECTIONERY
SALT
Bulk Corn Starch
} Newport Fluffs • • .
Kellogg's All Bran with meauring cup
Wheat Berries
Harry Horne's Baking Powder
Smart's'Sauer Kraut
Castle Floor Wax • ••.-••• .. • • .. • • • • . • • • ,
Glass Cleaner
P and G Soap ......-
Lemon • • Oil ,
• • ••2tb15c
13 oz. pk 23c
per pk 23c
. •••• • • • 5 lb bag 23c
• . 1 qt. jar 27e
28 oz. tin 2 for 19c.
▪ . 1 tb tin 23c
. • per bottle 15c
• 6 cakes 21c
per bottle 23c
Elliott's EcaDomy Store
Phone 55
We Deliver Brwmels
COMPLETE SATISFACTION
WITH GLASSES ' -
Is Yours when the Glasses are Fitted by R. A. Reid, Strattords
1.eading Optometrist for 22 years. Latest Methods of EYe
anilnatlon, Newest Styles and Lowest Prices Await You Here
R. A. REID R.0,
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
& OPTOMETRIST
Brussel Office —
Every Wednesday
Afternoon 2.00 to 5.00
MISS }UINGSTON'S
Store ..- Phone 51
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