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Mrs, G. McDowell, Brussels
,Triplicate Party
(Kincardine Event
Mr. and Mrs. T. Pollock, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Snowden Wed 45
Years, Mrs. Barker, 11
FELICITATIONS, GIFTS
Kincardine, Ont,
A triple ;anniversary was marked
,:t the le me of Mr. and Mrs. Thom -
us Pollock, when they marked.
their forty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary March 31. It was also the forty-
fifth anniversary for Mr. and Mrs.
E. SnoVvtlen of Huron and the
eleventh wedding anniversary of
Mrs. A, W. Barker, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Pollock,
Thirty -Ove friends' and relatives
were present for the happy occasion
at which Mr, and Mrs, Pollock
were made recipients of many
handsome gifts.
Mr. Pollock recalled driving
aver the ce of Lake Huron to
Kincardine on his wedding day.
Their three daughters, Mrs. Bar-
ker, Windsor, and Mrs'. A. E. Rob-
inson and Mrs. Robert Stewart of
Kincardine Township, were all
present,
6VIrs. A, W. Barker mettnened In
this clipping ;s the wife of Rev. A.
W. Barker former t..inister of the
Brussels United Church.
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate or Andrew Mahan
Tate _of the Township of Grey in
the County of Huron, Farmer,
who died on or about the fourth
day of March, A.D., 1938,
TAKE NOTICE that all parties
haying claims or demands against
the estate of the above-mentioned
-deceased must mall particulars and
proof of same to the undersighed
edlicitor on or before the twenty-
eighth day of April, A.D., 1938, upon
which date the undersigned execu-
tors will proceed to dietribut•e .the
assets with regard only to those
claims which they shall then have
received.
DATED at Brussels this' fourth
clay of April, A.D„ 1938.
George McKay,
William Machan
Executors.
by their solicitor,
Ehler D. Bell, Brussels, Ontario,
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phone 58-r-23
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AUCTION SALE
Farm, Farm Stock & Implements
Lot 7, Con. 14, Grey Twp., 21/2 Miles
South, 1% Miles East of Brussels
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13th
Commencing at 1 O'Clock Sharp
HO.RSES-
1 Horse 10 years old
1 Mare 11 yrs. old
1 Mare 6 yrs, old
CATTLE -
1 Roan Cow Fresh
1 White Cow Fresh
2 Red Cows Fresh
1 Black Cow Calf at Foot
1 Roan Cow due July 4
1 Heifer due time of sale
3 Steers rising 2 yrs,
2 Steers Rising 1 year
2 Heifers rising 1 year
4 Spring Calves
PIGS —
1 .Sow with 9 Pigs 3 weeks old
FOWL -
75 Year-old Hens
2 Gees & 1 Gander
IMPLEMENTS -
1 Farm Wagon
1 Portland Cutter
1 Frost & Wood Hay Loader
1 Frost & Wood Mower 5 -ft. cut
1 Frost & Wood Binder 6 -ft. cut
1 13 -Spring Toothed Cultivator
1 10 -Hoed Noxon Drill
1 I.H.C. Rldng Plow nearly new
1 Fleury Walking Plow
1 Fleury 2.furrow Gang Plow
1 Verity 2 -furrow Gang Plow
3 -section Diamond Harrows
1 Rubber Tired top Buggy
1 Scuffler 1 Turnip Soyer
1 Clinton Fanning MU,
1 Root Pulper
1 I.H.C. 3 -horse Engine
1 Peter Hamilton Corn Cutter
1 Hay Rack 1 Stock Rack
2 Grindstones
1 Set Double Harness
1 Set Single Harness
Quantity Hay
50 Bus. Mixed Seed Grain
30 Sap Buckets & Spites
Forks, Chains, Shovels
'Other articles too ,numerous to
mention
FARM—Consists 100 acres, 13 acres
bush, running creek, good well, good
frame house, bank ,barn, „driving
shed, hen house and hog pee.
TERMS OF S/LE—CASH
Terms onfarm made known day
of sale
Everything must be sold owing .to
11I health.
Robert Cochrane, Prop.
F. W, Kemp, Auctioneer,
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Notices in this column Dost
25c up to four lines; 5c for
every extra line. Cash trust
accompany ad. Orders taken
over 'Phone 35c.
FOR SALE -
6 Rowed Seed Barley, also some
2 Rowed Seed Barley. 1-c
phone 36-r-6 John B. Kelley
F'OR SALE -
1 Sow, guaranteed in pig, due May
17th. This sow raised 11 pigs last
litter. Priced at 9c per lb.
Ian McDonald
FOR SALE—
A Small Well -Framed Barn.
2-p Elizabeth Elliott
Graham Survey
Brussels South
FOR SALE-
700- White Leghorn Pullets, 4 and
6 weeks old. Hatched on March
2nd and 94h. Phone 58-r-24
1-p John Wheeler
FOR SALE -
11/ horse power Gasoline Engine
also Feed Barley.
J. C. Long,
FOR SALE—
A quantity of Hay. alto a ,man•
tity of Allfalfa Seed and Timothy
Seed. 1 Baxter Stevenson.
1-c Phone 42-r_26
FOR SALE—
Good Clean Timothy Seed $1.65
per bushel.
1-c George Wheatley
phone 249 -r -1i Seafort':
FOR SALE -
20 Western Horses at the Jahn
McDowell Stable, Listowel, at 1
o'clock, on Friday, April 8th, 1-c
Alex McDonald, F. Kemp,
Prop. Auctioneer
FOR SALE—
White King Oats' grown from cer-
tified seed, heavy yielder, 5 days
earlier than Banner. Price 75c per
bushel. 1-e
James Clark
Phone 42-r_7 R.R. 2. Brussels
License plate. owner can have
same by applying to George Evans,
and paying for ad. pious 24-r-9
FOR SALE—
Seed Barley O. A. C. 21 six row
thoroughly cleaned, 80c per bush.
2-p P. Anent
FOUND—
FOR SALE—
Noharhe Barley, Goveru'nent
Grade no. 1,
1-c
Andrew Turnbull
Phone 28-r-6
FOR SALE—
Pigs, about 7 weeks o'd also 2 or
3 Good Cows, freshened and due to
freshen, apply to
1-c J, P, McIntosh,
phone 55-r-6 lot, 21, Con„ 12,Grey
FOR SALE—
Willys Knight Sedan -c
House or rent one halt of it,
apply to Mrs. Sinclair
75 Victoria St„ London
FOR SALE—
Choke Seed thoroughly cleaned
Mixed Barley and Oats $1.75 per
cwt; Banner Oate 60c per bus,; 1-p
phone 55-16 .7. M, Knight & Sons
FOR SALE -
1 Jersey Helfer fresh a good one:
600 91. inch hemlock and 12, 2x8 18
ft.; 3 Large Roller doors with tracks'
1 easy running 3 spring one or two
horse dray with removable sides
and ends just the thing for Carry-
ing live stock or hay; 1 covered
phaeton with moveable front, seal; 1
mower and gang plow; 30 rods 7
strand wire fencing.
2-p G. A, Deadman, Brussels
MAN WITH CAR—
WM1E:es Dealer needed for noarbY
renal rout. snpfplying established
demand for Woad Famous Spices,
Dxtraces, Baking ,Powder, Soaps,
Cleansers, Meddclnee, F]y Spray,
Mlnerall7Rd Stock Tonics, 70 year
reputation, 10,000 dealers, Meet
be' satisfied with $30.00 weekly at
Wart. Credit furnished right parties.
Write or see 042. W, 0, iloyle,
Wl,nghom, Ontario,
Classified Ads.
FOR SALE.—
Cheap -,00 -arra Osaas I"arOI, Grey
Township con, 2.
1-p apply at Poet
FOR SALE -
16 York Pigs, ready to weeo in
one week, 1.p
W. I -I, Maunders
FOR SALE—
White Leghorn, Barred Rocks;
Selby Chicks; Sexed Chicks; b'our
week Pullets',
Coln Fingland,
Phone 90-r-5 Walton
LOST—
Between
OSTBetween Brussels and Seaforth,
1 Wire Wheel and tire, black for
Ford car,
phone 71X R. S. Warwick
WANTED—
Experienced man for 7 or 8
months none smoker preferred,
2 p
W. A. McQuarrie
phone 24-i'-12 R.R. 3, Brussels
FOR SALE -
1 International Manure Spreader;
1 International Spring -tooth 'Culti-
vator; 1 11/ h,p. Engine (Inter-
national); 1 M.H, Binder, 7 -St.
1'P S. C. Fox, Agent
International Harvester Co,
FOR SALE—
.Cholce 100 acre farm close to
Brusisels; Modern brick house;
oank barn; drive shed; drilled
well; will include stock & imple-
ments; a bargain for quick sale.
Apply to H. 3, Catty, 'Stratford.
NEW SPRING SAMPLES
JUST ARRIVED—
Men's Suits and Top Coats also
Ladies, Sults and Top Coats, It
will be to your interest to look them
over before buying, E. Bates,
4-p phone 8X4 Brussels
AGENT WANTED—
For Anker-Holth - Cream 'Separa-
tors wanted, wide awake dealer to
sell Cream Separators. Liberal
commission, lots of territory. apply
3- John C, Dent
387 Central Ave., London
CUSTOM SAWING-.
Will be Done at Brussels oppcsite
the Creamery in the Spring,
phone 42-11 James Stevenson
Busy Old Fanning Mill Hums
Rural Spring Song
de Rustict.s
March is gone, March without a
real howl. The most lamb -like
March in many a year—and it is
a taut that the grass leas' actually
been turning green in the last few
days. Soft maple buds are feeling
tine urge to grow, and here 1s po'a-
sibly the surest sign of ap,proachine
Spring—down In the granary the
old fanning mill has b'=.n running
all day. The sees oats au•1 b.trlcy
are being prepared for the .,,,Spring
seeding, We confess' that cleaning
the seed grain more often is a snare
sign that seeding is here than a
sign of early Springtime.
If the weather weer more season-
able, there would be many other
jobs requiring atteWoe. but the soft
ground does not permit of doing
those ether jobs right now, and so
the fanning mill comes in for some.
attention. Should seeding come in
a hurry we will no doubt appre„ia!o
having the reed grain cleaned up in
a few weeks time,
ar *
While fennels are rejoinlag over
the pasturing of winter, thinking of
the coming season of seeding,
growth and finally harvest, others
are thinking of tilt: , iny.,.ffs
and war, Another Spring time, an-
other Easter coming very close, and
still war and threats of war are
taicng up more space la our daily
papers than any other topic, It
does not seem possible that while
the memory of the last awful con-
flict, that the,e shcat'1 be such :or.
ands of men are yet suffering un-
told misery as a, result of that con
bier, that there should be much int.
rninent danger of another, and oven
greater 001(11 s , Buy who ran give
thought to the danger of war and
the constant turmoil of Europe 00 u
day like this when the der;; storm
elottds of early morning cleared
away to allow the sun to shine la
glorious Springtime fashion,
* **
Aoav is it that when a certain
product of the farm goes up in
price farmers' are so likely to resit
headlong Into the pet ettetien et
that particular line of produce? For
Instance, butter fat has been an et-
aelitlonally attractive price this
winter, flueto a season of short
prodts tion of that product, it all
WEDNESnAy, APRIL 60, 1933
ter
Mr. & Mrs. Farmer --
Feed The Best -- The Best Through Test
New Life Feeds
Are. Good Feeds
New Life—Baby Chick Feta
New Life -Chick Starter
New Life—Growing Mash
New Life—Chick Developer;
New Life—Hog. Concentrate
New Life—Hog Grower
NEW LIFE.
Poultry Concentrates
and
Laying Mashes
Bran, Shorts
All Milkfeeds
Bread and
Pastry Flours
"Feed New Life Pig Feed"
Once Tried - - Always Used
SOLD BY—
HARRY BOWLER
FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANT BRUSSELS, ONT•
the cows w,' -e prodac'eg normally
there would probably be enough
butter to keep the price down to a
level where efficiency would be re-
quired to produce cream at a.
profit. In just a Sew more months
the cows wit.'. be „n pea' -Jr'. and
production will lik di bo back on a
normal bas'is'. In the meantime
the -farmers with good cows, as well
as some not quite so good, ;tee
getting fancy prices for their
Reports of sales' where grade coma
of daily breeds so d up to one roto
dred dollars come along quite ire•
quently, and we sincerely hope 'tat
the optimism of -those purcbasede
will he justified,
* * a
Just now small pigs ere aao in
keen demnaud. Apparently the ex-
ceptionally lith price of feed a year
ago caused many farmers to dis-
pose of their brood sows, This
year pork is higher in price Anil
feed is lower, so le extra litter of
pigs would be qui'.; welcome en
many farms, At any rate, we have
these fluctuations in production of
every. farm product. After all,
sun and rain era tat be sontrolled,
andswu and rale play their part in
the productioc of even little pigs, IS
the crops are nene too good thein a
led of pigs must probably be fed at
a loss. Naturally the farmer does-
n't want to he caught again, so be
raises less• pigs, Then the sun auStn-
es, the rain falls, the crops grow
and we find ourselves short on pork'
ere that are selling at an attractive
price, and the fa n.cr who dues not
maintain even production Is, 07
course, caught aeaiu.
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