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4teek and Machinery At
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South "of Brussels. .:and i•Mile.b.
vilest on
Tt/..$PAY, JANUARY 27th
at Ip,rn.
Cattle
Holstein Cow due in Feb,
Hereford. Cow, due in Feb.
4 Durham. Cows, due in Feb,
Ayrshire Cow, -freshened Dec. 25th
the president, tot* over the l,?4,0404,
Part .or the ateet144. MI who could,
were to attend the Preshyteriel
Wleghem, Plans were Inside for the
World Day or Prayer to he held in
the church on Feb. tatli. The roll
call was answiVed with. a -Mae
.containing "neighbour". Mrs, Jtteklia
gave the treaSilrer's report,
The motting closed with all repeat.
Mg the Mlzpalt Benediction.
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CLASSIFIEV ,-...DS r VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
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Owing to the epidemic of rabies
the following By-Law was passed by N 0
Filter 'Queen,
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reset
T .1 C Moines Township Council on
Sales and Service December 15, 1958.
Phone 17r19
By-Law No. 2-1959
Being tt By_Law Passed in Pursuance
of The Dog Tax and Livestock
Protection Act, RSO 1950, Chapter
107
Whereas it is desirable to prohibit
the running at large or dogs in the
of the Village of
Brussels. ,Therefore be it _enacted
that no person owning, possessing or
harbouring a dog shall allow the said
dog 'to run at large within -the
Munidipjality of the 'Village of
Bnussels. -
For the' purpose of this By-Law a
dog shall be deemed to be 'running at
large when found on the highway or
other public places not under the
control of any person.
A dog Shall be deemed to be run
ning at large wlhen 'pound other than
on the premises where ,it Is habit
'tinily kept.
Any dcig found running at large with•
in the Village of Bnussels, may be
seized or killed by any peace Officer
or any person ''authorized to enforce
this By-Law by theMunicipal Cor-
poration of the Village of Brussels
and for better clarity it Is hereby
specifically enacted that any officer
of The Ontario Provincial Police
is hereby authorized to kill any dog
running at. large contrary to- this
section.
Any person, being the owner of or
having. pessesion of or being the
harbourer of any clog running at
large in contra'v'ention of the above
prohibition shall he guilty of an
'offence and liable to a penalty of
not more than Fifty ($50.00) Dollars
excIrsive of costs ,and such penalty
shall he recoverable wider Tho
Summary Convictions Act.
Read a first, isecond and third time
and finally passed this 7th day of
January, 1959,
This By-Law to .remain in force
until further 'notice.
Geo. E. McCutcheon, Reeve
IT. A. 141scher, Clerk
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING .
ASSOCIATION"
i'Wbere Bettie. WI* • Are II•ed"
Supply' artlEolat breading iaartists for
sat Otr cattle. It pliottIng tag
dtatiar" "Amply at! ttv -- Mater),
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'Ain it littlittabal
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botTes1:—,7.V inki tag) A. 7a.
week !sr, t sad OD P. West-
vitas wallas& itif oogii egatodit
be twit oi Radio Monist
sail watt ,Mondry karats': The
48400 141 MO wit the cat to tow.
7 Yearling Steers
2 Yearling Steers.
2 'Yearling Heifers
Pigs .
S Pigs, ilpr2X, 125 lbs.
8 pigs, .00 lbs. I
9 Pigs, 100 lbs,
"Hay and Grain
Quantity geed mixed hay
1000 bus, mixed grata
Glary (Yiihts and Herta Barley
grown' from registered seed.
Machinery
V. A. case, 2 'plow Tractor
.Oliver 2 furrow Plow on rubber
7 ft. Fleury Bissel tandem 'Disk
Cockshuflh No. 11 Fertilizer, 13
run, Drill
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4 section Drag Harrows
Cultivator —Rubber tired -Wagon
10 ft, Flat :Rack
7 ft. Massey- •TTarri!s Binder
Massey Harris Side Rake
6 fL' McCormick Deering Mower,
in good 'shape
Internatilonal Drop Head Hay
Loader
John Deere Tractor Spreader
(like new)
Clinton Fanning Nip with bagger
Stone Boat g Crate
Ropes Pulleys Hay Pork
Electric Fencer Wheel Barrow
Electric Clippers Chalins
Lumber ij`orks Shovels
ect. 800 'bus, Granary on skids
Do Laval Cream Seperat'or with
Motor
Other Articles • too numerous to
mention
Terms Cash
No Reserve Farm Sold,
• Proo. Willi*m Flood
Auct. Harold ,Yaokson
Clerk — 0 , Cheneiv
CRAIN bI OUIC.
Mr. and Mrs. Allister Bird arrived
home on Saturday from an enjoyable
month's holidays spent in California
and home through lithe Western
'Provineets.
Murray tilluether has disposed of
his home in the village to Gordon
Engel.
The annual !meeting of Knox Pres-
byterian Church will he held in the
nlSurch on Thursday'," January 29th
at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Stanley Fischer and Mrs.
Mac Engel attended the annual
meeting of Maitland Presbyterial
rif the Women's 'Missionary Society
held in St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church. NVInghlairr, on Tuesday,
January ISM
Wm. Edward Forrest .
On Pudsday January 13th, there
-assed away in The Louts° Marshall
-**0splital, Mount (Vest, Wit'; Edward
.."nest, in his list year.
Tie was horn in Jamestown, the
only son of johur Forrest .and his
Wife, Jane Scott,
In 19212, he was married to Eliz-
abeth Caldod, who predeceasled him
roi. the lalst twentY•years, he made
this hoine in Mount Forest. lie is
survived by one isloter, Miss Alice
J. Forrest of Oraubrook.
Burial took place in Bintasele
cemetery; iervices, being oenducteS
Pickering Of Mount
Feted.
Pailbeerert: were George .Aditas,
Robert itinith, At. Waistil, Coll*
SOlineten, finals 141111/11,7 kid 6456 0I
Murphy.
• 'Tfii, ,inertias of the Tta
it. to: inti hats it. the Italie of *it
retreat lifti alto iiitiat•tro posoit
itm. 'Min. as tidy; lied Oki eiti
to **nil isrtog
it lii It. !AWL
OraYitt. *ma ritIoiteE 'in agitaos. Alt
react the ielititniriAbe! •641114
IAA 10th. chiP410. Orittei. by *I.
Oritce 16tians, tire;
er and 111iii, Etetag took" tart Iti
dlseusslen led by 'Mrs. Thins 0n.
dahadiati ifidiatia. the tonic on "The
dafieditinse' (the Indians) was
04eti by lifts. Strickler', *0, tIticher.
Earl Bowes, Road Superintendent
of Grey Township,
Taw
YOU GET MORE OUT OF LIFE WHEN
YOU GET THE MOST OUT OF ELECTRICITY
Even though it's washday Mother has plenty of
time to spend with the children, because electricity
helps with the housework. The washing is done
automatically. . . by electricity. While she's away the
clothes will be washed and rinsed thoroughly, simply
by setting the dial on the automatic electric washer.
When she comes home, the washing needs only to
be transferred to the automatic electric clothes
dryer. While she's busy preparing dinner (on her
automatic electric raw), the washing will be dried
sunshine-fresh, automatically, whatever ...the
weather. Automatic electric laundry appliances are
sail, clean, and modern. They free you from wash..
day, drudgery forever . . , yet they art jest a few
tent o day 'Goma*
a*vivt afitiAtit
To frothisi a tetrilifirifte
which hit hot been used •
for eons tiniii **044 out
Idly! Whit redo IA AtitA4
Waft%
:11)OtS SO MUCH
THE BRUSSELA
for a farm improvement loan
• when there'fi more time to do the job "
and skilled help is .available
Farm Improvement Loans, backed by. the Dominion
Government, are available from your bank—up to $5,000
at five percent simple interest, and repayment Periods.
up to 10 years depending on amount borrowed, and: the purpose of the loan,
These loans cover the purchase of all types of farm
equipment and improvement to the farm house and
farm buildings.
ALL HOME OWNF,,RS. are eligible for HOME',
• IMPROVEMENT LOANS, under the National
Housing Act, available through your bank—up to $4,000 and up to 10 years terepay.
Why wait for spring—
DO IT NOW!
Issued by authority of
the Minister of Labour, Canada
8054
WANTED
One or two geese and a gander
Phone 2'24r7
WANTED
Large blocks of furnace wood,
apply at Brussels Post,
'FOR RENT —
One Dui plex Apartment
, Apply 284 Brussels
WANTED '—
Young boy in Brussels wonting
farm_ work.
Phone 25.
WANTED =-
Cattle spiraying, for lice. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Louis Blake
.Phone 424.6 or '95 Brussels
•FOR RENT ,-
6 room house; immediate pos-
,-session. , apply at —
Bevan Elliott's Grocery
mossmeskasswommerwastwaixas
"HELP WANTED —
Ladies Wanted for part time work
at home. Piece work. Excellent
Memunernitiori,
Reply Box i50, Brussels Post.
'WANTED .--
KEEM KNITTING reqUires 25
local ladies for part time home
knitting. by 'machine. No exp}erience
'necessary.
Apply Box 447. Mt, Vomit
It rural 'route please give directionS.
APPLICATIONS
For the position at Librarian,
1131rassels Public Library, are now
being received.
Applkettions to be in by .smutty
2Stlt, 1 p.m.
It. B. Constitute,• Tress.
10' • • 6 t
to 1Yt011llle itst400114i.
*tit ..,,bt b raapeealbii ter sly
dirniot dens to lart it
liarkett on road, faint can 60 ANY
tither object that wouia iaterteo.
'with SCOW ploughing' of
NO*ICE
We lhearle lie* and ati0a Type
writers and addlig'machines toV'
Wm. PAckoie0 Sale.
Road Seat; E. A. Itaininend and Co.
'Morrie TWO. 'I'lidOeretield. Ont.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS
Not only does it contravene the
Highway Tragic Act but it is Mi.
cult to keep township concessions
and .a d or oad s free of snow If the
plow is being continually lifted for
milk cars and cars left en the gravel
Poirtion of the road, We are not re•
ponsible for any damage that may
occur.
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