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IV'etl'AQday ,Tune 19th, 1944
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—grain grower, stock raiser, dairyman,
fruit grower and market gardener!
During the War years you fed the
armed forces and civilian population, not
only of Canada but of a large part of the
Allied world. That was a big job, and it
was well done.
To -day you have an even bigger job. In
the Old World millions are either starv-
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ing or on the brink of starvation. For the
bare necessities of life they must depend
almost entirely on the New World. They
look to the farmers in more fortunate
lands to save them.
Discuss with our local Manager your
financial requirements to reach your pro-
duction goal. He will explain fully the
Farm Improvement Loan plan and other
ways in which we can serve you.
KAMAN. 1. BANK, OF COMM I� ,�_� CE
743
Brussels Branch — T. L. Prest, Manager
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fhc, \4 M.S. or the Presbyterian
Church held their meeting last Tues
t11t afternoon at the hence of 11r•s•
.!;Innis. The president, Mrs.
\1z1 uls had charge et the opens?;
111 wa.- song and
the Scripture les,„er Galatians 4
ch; ptr.: :•s, 1.10 was r,.ad by Mrs.
Cannin;gha10 Prayers were offered
1linute• rear] by the secretary. Holl
rill answered by 0 vt..”, reatainina
wrr,1 •,utriucr,. ftfjn.r'rur was 1•,-
1 11C... it. Dunbar. 1st vie,.
es, 4r1..+.i the.. took [barge. Hytrin
181 was sung and Mrs, Metro,. crave
Ngo rrport of lit- Presbyterial meet"
ire• 11.-.,4 at Whitechurch. airs.
1 ,: m,•hnry and Mrs. Melvor then
,tu,°t. The tapir from the
Gtn,ly beak on Attlee was giver by
:rt.::, Stan, Dunbar. Mrs. E. Thomp-
son read n chapter from the book.
T h'.' and Work of David Livingstone,
The m''1nr closed with Hymn 5911
the National Anthem aril the
11.4..41010n by the prradent Lunen
,r..., snrvrel and a sorial hoar spent.
The Women'•, 1,',stitute met on
Thursday afternoon at the home or
Pt Ptar. x01: The president.
W liran'er was In charge.
toalitnte Ode was sung
,'• ,1 the creed. rend the Roll was
toted answered with a suggestlen as
1n prepare .foods for cold storage.
T'n.tnens was discussed and plans
were mane for attending ;:he district
annual meeting whirls wilt In -held
in Gerrie on Thursda,>. .June 20th.
Mrs. D. Wardlaw had the tattle "The
advantage of cold storage to a rural
lointnunity which was Mimed, by
n„ in1'erest'ng disco+talon. The
meeting closed with the National
Ar'hem after which a tasty Innen
was served by the r.etnmittee and a
'racial time spent. There were about
'n ladies present.
.1.0•4".•1111 Peat:ton iniurerl nue leg
and tent - e t, rely v'het a scaffold on
which lie was stanrltn,g hroke. He
;•.t.4 ruriciug at a hen house which
Mtildi• r an his property here.
The injury was treated at Listowel
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AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
Jahn Sander 5, T hr,ana.. St., Brussels
On Saturday, July 6th
Sale Commences at 1 P. M.
TERMS CASH
John W. Sanders, Proprietor.
Thomas Miller, Clerk.
Charles T. Davidson, Treasurer.
Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE
Of Property and Household Effects
At Home-, of Mrs. T. Williams,
Goderich Sr., E., Seaforth, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 22
At 12 o'clock sharp Daylight Time
TERMS ON CHATTELS CASH
TERMS ON PROPERTY— Reserved
bid. 10 per cent of purchase money
to be paid at time of sale, bal. In 30
days. Possesion when settled for.
MRS THOS. WILLIAMS, Prop.
LEW ROWLAND, Auctioneer
WM. CLEARY, Clerk
AUCTION SALE
OF CATTLE
Lot 14, Concession 5, Morris Twp.
4 miles West of Brussels
FRIDAY, JUNE 21st
Sale commences at 2 p.m. D.L.S.T.
CALVES
2 Spring Calves
2 Calves last fall
R Heifers and 2 Steers. year old
2 Heifers a^d 2 Steers. 2 year olds
1 Steer, 2 year old
COWS
1 enwa dun in December
1 Dry cow
1 enw ,'alvei 1 month, snpnnsed
,.�� be le calf. 8 year old
2 Grey Cows milking
TERMS CASH
Everything must he sold as
proprietor is short of help.
IOHN McARTER, Prop,
GEO. MARTIN, Clerk
LEW ROWLAND, A.ctioner
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a unique new smoothness --a uniformity of high knockless performance
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AUCTION SALE
Form Stock, Implements and
Household Effects
Lot 30, Concession 4, Morris Twp.
14 mile North of Brussels
SATURDAY, JUNE 29th
Sale commences at 12.30 p.m., D.L,S.T
CATTLE
6 year-old heifers (Jersey -Durham,
1 Reg..Tersey Rnll. 1n months old
River Rower Oxford Design 111834
2 jersey Cows
1 Tersey Heifer
POULTRY
200 or more ready to iay, I•Tybrtd
(HamTt-Rock) Pullets
1M1'LEMENTS
1_ rubber tired wagon and rack
1 turnip drill 1 scutfler
1 one horse wagon
1 one horse sleigh
1 harrow 4 -section
1 One horse
1 wanking plowplow 1 disc
1 One horRe rake 1 pniper
1 cutting box 1 wheel barrow
1 wagmt box with seat
1 lawn roller
1 creaan senarator 1 steel roller
colony house 11' x 10'
1 horse blanket
Poultry ognipme"t--- drinking dishes,
feed hoppers, hen crates, egg crate.,
etc.
1 Theoric 15'00(1er (%nntrsway)
strider stoves 1 Quebec heater
1 wood stove 2 iron kettles
1 ladder 1 pomp and pipes
new cords of summer wood
Numerous other articles
Inn feet of snow fence
HOTT,SFTTOT.D RPPP.CTS
1 small white table
1 13 -burner) Coleman gas strive
1 (l.hnrner) Cele.man camp stove
1 Princess Dt'fh TTarristnn cook
Sbove, [remit enamel and nickel
trim, with reservoir
1 pair of pillows, filled with duck
feathers •
1 goose feather mattress for single
bed
1 stretcher or day 08(1
1 corner cupboard 1 black robe
Coal oil lamps 1 bottle capper
Some (Milts, pictures and dishes
8 roticieg chairs 1 wdcltor chair
1 arm chair 2 5111011 tabies
1 Victor radio 2 dreaears
1 wash stand 1 white wash stand
1 white iron hod (:single) springs, and
mattress
2 kitchen tables, with drawers
1 electric washing machine (wooden
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2 wardh)robes 1 kitchen stool
1 congolenm tug 9 x 12 ft,
1 otga.n :stool 1 auto knitter
Other Sri cies too numerous to
mention.
1 uteri mowar with grass catcher
1 Singer sewing machine (drop head)
1 card tah,e ?capper b�,;er
1 hot plate (els„trio)
1 large rinse Cul- and wash board
1 3,piece toilet set
TERMS ALEC WOODROW, P,r AS
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
F. F.. •i'yoT'trlrfh
Re rstereet
Optometi'j*t
"Western On i io's Most
Modern Eyenr see *
Phone II.8 Harriston
"I have been healed
by Christian Science"
Such Statements as
this appear each week in verified testimonies of
healing in the
CJ-IRISTIAN SCIENCE SENTINEL
A Christian Science Sunday Service will be broadcast over
station CFRII at 11 a.m. Sunday, lune 23rd.
Please send me copy of the Sentinel.
Name
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WILLIAM
Skate
Agent
and
GENERAL.
MAIN STREET,
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Conveyancer
Cotnmiutionee
INSURANCE OFFICE
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%H ° R /wire NEM TRIP
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GOOD going from 12.00 noon, June 28th,
until 2.00 p.m. Monday, July let, 1946.
Return: Leave destination not later than
midnight Tuesday, July 2nd, 1946.
Times shown are Standard
For fares and further information
apply to your nearest Ticket Agent
CAS STEAL
YOU BUSINESS
0 No business eau afford to face
risks which should be covered by inane.,
ante. Let us analyse your needs, explain
how insurance can protect your business
from loss in many ways and arrange plan.
ned Pilot policies to cover all eventualities.
We write Pilot Insurance to cover sel-
ected risks in Automobile, Fire, Personal
Property Floater, Burglary, Cargo, Eleva-
tor, Teams, Plate Glass, General and Pub -
lie Liability, Fidelity and Surety Bonds.
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LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS
BEST PRICES PAID
Before you sell any poultry phone the
Export Packers. We will call at your
place for any quantity or you can bring
them to us.
Export Packers
PHONE 74a BRUSSELS