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Bank Manager Announces�� i ln•e:;eo stationed 10 Kit c :net'.
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I. I:tc ins tante to Whitby as
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manager of the Ste: lard Bank
h t jn-t prior to amalgamation in
Otutber, 1927, He was only here a
few months when the Standard
Bank oma
Ms retirement
C. A. Bryans Has Seen
Manager of Whitby
Branch Since 1927
.After serving 32 years as a man-
ager, first with tate old Standard
:Bank and latterly with the Cana.
,..an Bank of Commerce, C. A. Bry-
ans. of the Whitby branch. re.-
6.iring at the end. of June. Firs !,lace.
;in Whitby will be taken by Gordona
latet man. a Whitby boy, who is
Mr. Bryant, started In the em•
ploy of the bank at Brussels, On-
tario,and received his first nian-
agership at Bloomfield in 1914.
Prior to that he had served nine
worths as temporary manager of
the Standard Bank at Victoria
Harbour. Prior 4o that he had
served as an accountant at Lind-
say. Picton and ILttrgston,
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The new ums:e:r, Gordon Bate -
mem is a native Whitby boy, being
the .00 of Mr. and Mrs, W. Bate-
man. of Whitby. He entered the em,
nloy of the Standard Bank at Whit-
by ander the managership of C. A..
McClellan, who held the port prior to
Mr. Bryans. From Whitby, he was
'ransferretl t, Oshawa and remain-
ed there until 1927 when he was
moved to Kingston, Subsequently
he was transferred to Kitchener
where he is located at the present
F• emoted with the Cana, time.
lion 12unit of Co
nm eze. The build
rt itt whleh the 1 n t of Cont'
neveis now housed was formerly
a•;ld Dank building. After
lit amation. Mr. Bryans remain-
:^anager of the Whitby
o; the Yank of Commerce.
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CORONET
ti l.wela
14kr. odd
457511
Brussels, Ont.
G. LEACH
His wife lo the former Laura
Cook. who was a member of the
public school teaching staff of
Whitby prior to her marriage.
Plan To Kill Off Menace
In Lake Huron
Arrangements have been made to
begin a campaign of destruction
against the lamprey eel in the waters
of I.alte Huron, Georgian Bay and
the North Channel. This parasite has
become well established in the
waters named and commercial
fishermen are inclined to blame it
for much of the decline in lake trout
and other fish, The Department has
information tending to show that it
is at least a serious menare. The
lamprey is of no economic value.
while the species upon which it
preys are important to the com-
nr"rc'al fishermen.
Half a dozen spewing sites on the
North Shore will be attacked this
spring during the spawning season.
Special nets have been constructed
to trap the eels and these will be
under the supervision of an ex-
perienced officer.
The experiment should enable the
Department to obtain valuable data
on the abundance of this acguatic Aa.RA - Toronto.
THE BRUSSELS POST
PEOPLE W1% KNOW ' Music Supervisor
.the Township .School Board of .
Mrs. P. M. Semis and daughters I Mast Wawanosh, and the Township
spent Sunday in W ghaln, fi Behcail 13anrcl of Morrie Huron
' Comity, will receive applioaLious
Miss Betty Currin lett Sunday to for the position of Mush' Super-
visor in the combined arra, compris-
ing 21 whets, Duties to commence
S•rpteutber 3. Applications stating
cptaliiiettitern and salary expceted
will be receibed on or before May 25
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visit relatives 10 Edmonton.
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Mr. Duncan McKinnon spent Sun-
day in Sarnia visiting his brother,
Mrs. Alex. Armstrong returned byf". Ti. Wade, Belgrnve or
homeafter spending tete winter in Shaw, Bluevale 2,
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Miss FlelenSpeirs of Toronto
spent the week end with her parents
Mr, aed Mr's. John Speirs,
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Lloyd Sanderson and Miss 111x•
Sanderson beat Sunday for a month's
motor trip to the west coast.
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11111 Snider, who has been em-
ployed for some months at the
Freethy Garage left Sunday to return
to the West.
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Mrs. Lorne McCauley and
son were week end vistiors
with her family.
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Mr. and Mrs, M. Wineberg and
daughter Rochelle spent the week
end in Toronto.
baby
here
a. s a
Lorr e McCauley is in Stratford
hospital wheer he is seriously ill
with pneumonia. We hope he will
have a speedy recovery.
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Chas. Hingston of Toronto attend-
ed the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. F. M
Claflin on Wednesday of last week.
also Mrs, J. A. Hingston and Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Cruicksitanks of Wing -
ham,
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Miss Laura Maring, Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Knox and Jimmie,
Bridgeport and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Shobrook and Charles of Lon.des-
boro were Sunday visitors with thein'
parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Manning.
laszimned de
FOR SALE—
1924 'hIodel A, serial no. 731001 '
Apply at the Post.
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WANTED—
To buy stair steps for a house, j
oiaune 10-r-15 Carson Watson
FOR SALE—
25 pigs ready to wean.
Emerson Mitchell -
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FOR SALE—
Harwood 12" long
for
hone 45-r-19,
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particulars p p
FOR SALE-
Cream Separator, riding plow, 1000 ,
lbs. scale.
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R. W. Kennedy was a Sunday
visitor with his mother, Mrs, A. R.
Kennedy and brother 'Donald of
THE PROVINCE OF POM]
ONT LIEM9S northern timber areas form a vett' important
part of her natural wealth, and logging—getting the trees out for
pulping— is a COlOUT fol operation which, while linked with pro-
gress, is still in step with nature. The processing of pulp into
newsprint and a host of new and promised products is however
an advanced industry upon which modal towns are built and
careers are launched. Ontario's forest wealth • is side -kick to her
mineral riches ... more solid if less spectacular. .Pulpwood and
gold are each the yield of rugged col;ntly ... each in its way
beckons to the daring.
Published by THE l3REWING INl)I1STTRY (ONTARIO)
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FOREST WEALTH
Art estimated 71,031,000,000 cubic feet of
timber stand on Ontario's 10.1,000,000
acre:: of forested land. With a capital
investment of $350,000,000, the 1311111-
ami -paper and hnnher industries rank
first in industrial financing. Forret• in-
dustries also lead in number employed,
salaries and wages paid and net value of
products. Plans arc afoot tot
(a) train men in Admit
iogging methods; (b) main -
tun the yield of natural
tree growth by reforestation
and (c) modernize woods
operations with mechanical
equipment.
.166
Phone 21-r-11
FOR SALE -
135 White Leghorn Pullets, 6 weeks 1
old.
Bernard Thomas Phone 11-r-11
TEACHER WANTED—
Protestant teacher 1or 2. S, No. 3, ,
Grey. State qualifications and salary. I
Apply Wm. H. Smith Sec.-Treas.
R. R. 1 Ethel
TEACHER WANTED—
Grades 4 and 5. Duties commence
Sept. 4, 1946.
iltr'usse1a Public School,
R, Johnson, Secretary
WANTED —
Protestant teacher wanted for
S.S. No. 7, Crambrook, Duties to cop.
menta Sept. 1st, Modern school with
hydro. Experience preferred, Apply
stating qualification and salary
wanted. Applications received up to
June 1st.
Dan Huether,
Sec.-Treas., Brussels, R.R. 3
TEACHERS WANTED—
Township School Board of Morris
will receive applications from
qualified teacher tor one room rural
schools. Applications stating quali-
fications and salary will be received
up to May 20 by R. S. Shaw, Secre-
tea'y, Bluevale.
FOR SALE—
ICitchener Big -4 Chicks still avail-
able for delivery this month but
Hatchery advises early orderp'0
These chicks are noted for hardiness
and fast growing, so they should
prove profitable on good markets,
Let's quote prices and take your
order R. S. Warwick, Hill Top Ranch,
Brussels,
Wednesday, May 22nd, 1948
qtle invite farmers to discuss
with us their financial requirements.
Your particular case may call for
a loan with special terms and
arrangements. Many requirements
can be met by Farm Improvement
Loans. Ask us for the details.
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THE CAM DIAD '. ,IIK
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trs Brussels Branch— T. L. Prest, Manager
Announcing
The appointment of
44r. Lts. Nu f tel
As farm trade agent for
I peri I Ltd.
For the Townships of East Wawanosh, Morris, Hullett and
Goderich. If you need Petroleum Products
Phone Blyth 68.
TENDERS WANTED—
For painting interior of school
house at S. S. No, S Grey work to be
done -In summer holidays. Tenders
to he in by May 2&th. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
For further particulars apply to
Russell Knight Chairman, phone
23-r-10 or Kenneth McFarlane Sec, -
Trees ,
ec,-
Tress, phone 29-r-13.
AN OPPORTUNITY—
N et-ttblishcd R•tit•al 'Watkins Dis-
trict available, If you are aggressive
and between the ages of 25 and 55—
have 01' can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get
established in a profitable business
et your own,' For full particulars
write today to the The J. R., Watkins
Company, Dept. 0-B-4, 2177 Masson
Montreal, Que.
FOR SALE—
BAR.1tISD R00K3, Gov't. Approved
chicks from inspe, ted flocks bred
for production, health and vigour.
Breeders blood tested for standard
and variant types o1, puiloram. We
offer !nixed Woks, sexed pullets
and cockerels at reasanabie Picea.
Book yoar order dont' Lar spring, de.
((very. Czar chicks quality for Inter
Provincial. shipment, Lakefl&ft Chick
Hatchery, Laketleld, Ont. Order. from
D. Lawless, Waiter Phone 10446
Brusseio.
FOR SALE—
A number of 100 acre farms price
$3000,00 Up; A nuttiber of 200 acre
farms price 16,000.00 up, 1 200 -acre
hush farm 63000,00; a number of
50•acre farms $2000.00 up; 3 good
grass farms with water.
ReaWrite t a
phone J, O. LIMO,
Broker, phone 24, Brussels, Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS
C A. MYERS, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
WiIlia.m St. Phone 4. • brussels Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent For --Fire, Windstorm, and Automoblfe Inemota ,at
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for tamer*.
Queen St. Brusseis 'Phone 557
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Hours --1 - 4 and 7 - S p.ln,
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings tea 10 p.m.
Sundays ---Emergencies and by appointment emir.
Horne calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, K. C. — BARRISTER, ETC.
W INGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Office open every day.
Phone 20x Successor to E. D. Bell
Chas. T. Davidson
insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
!1►utomohilk, and Fire Insuaanc
Accident aesd Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ON'k., RE2IDENIIE 87--411
Harold Jackson
BPI3CIhLIST IN FARM ANIS HOUSEHO-h5 2ALEs
For Information, etc., write or phone Harald Jaokaes,.,
phone 12 on 609 Snaiorth R.R. 1,'Oruo+CA1d
Make ar„ang:17. nts at The Brussels Post or
Eimer D. Shell, Barrister 011100, Brussels.
Rann & Johnson
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE.
icenaed FirastIal Director mod Embalmer
Furniture
PHONE 343 or 85 — — ➢TRUSS^ Ll9, ON'li°.
Lewis Rowland
(Lloenetd icor Hureli County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRIORS REA,.r)NAi11-td
For Engagements Phone� ken" attar [trammels
Py " motel tiasp ikAN
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For Information, etc., w :10 or phone Law. /lowland 1 },'•We eel
ESeafmrth; tr write R.R. 8, Wolisn,
W. S. Donaldson -- Licensetl A ct
nom35-i•-13 ARvret n Oind
for the Cotlahs of }esa anti Podfe
i11I saes promptly attended to Chi nueftireAso,
For Ergrtztmentt phone 31 "The Beseele Petr' eat t
1vollhe !oohed after hnai lellr