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tri)„rye IBet.t Poultry Market Is At Your Own Door When Yon
C -f i 7,,, THE ' 'UBLIN PRODUCE CO.
Yrs: �ltw . ?i Call and Pay Immediate Highest
CASH PRICE
For Your Hens and Chickens.
Feu a CaFDub@hn Produce Co. Dub1i u 50
NO FUSS — NO WAITING — JUST PLAIN CASH.
Ail Long Distance Phone Calls Paid By Our Drivers
When They Visit You.
A. very t::• social event^€
-ems sped` Feeley e•t ni:t_. Sept. dtl'
2u. 'he ech, • ..\ :o. _e Grey
;yn,} eicT�illoe when friends „led
6ghbore gteteettel
ince' lir. ..n.1 'sirs. To'e•t C.ie'k
tt'orc• mining •o their new home
ea. Exeetr, Mee. Clr. Ritehie recd
e address 'and the preeent.ttien
61ns• made by Jobn Bruce, Mrs. John
Zruce and Mrs. Win. Flood
.slay .11cleeiettd; ..r.•t,•vn+. Iles,.
1.'01', 1', ,. 1'011% ,'111.'n, et groups. .1)o• i
1, teeth , Alert- Bennett. Phyilis 1-
Cut
h11 M rjortt ilaeltwell Shirley ii
1 el,uctt,
efeuy ferns, r•. t.broutehntlt. - the
9 shortet are .ounces Ina to nil thea
v .tins. There are 't few lr'ba hive t
livir gibe, filled but mast of thein
are just itt the process of cutting: It
1 : xpe, t, d that the job will al .
.. h' eompl etel within the nest
two weeks. There :ire many enol
fleet., of :-aun tr the district i
The regular monthly meeting of i•
Walton W.M.S. was 'held in the
ebureh on Sept. 10 with a good
attendeeee. lire R. Bernet, liter-
ature secretary, has, a number of
i now• bock. fo” member. to rend.
Mre. Schede spoke of the Sectional
meeting to he held in our church on
res named
' (tee 24 and a committee was ,
to snake arrangements for the
, gathering. Mrs. H. Kirkby spoke
may think of your old nelghbo's• we on the new study book "India at the
..-k you to accept these gifts as a Thres•l.ald• 'anfl told many interest -
small expression of the esteem with tit, facts shout why we should learn
l.:tit h y u are held in this nr-ighbor•
more about India. India is quite
hood. With these gifts go our best leee to urs new—just 43 flying hours
wishes for you' welfare in Your new rii=tan': India f= parr of the British
home. Empire ar.d is anxious to take her
Signed at, behalf of the neighbor- place among nations of the world;
hood. , India has many Christians and with
rite help of our W.M.S, and other
R'. Clark made a very suitable societies we hope to send more
Dear lir. and Mrs. Clark
5t wee with deep regret that we
'Four (rends and neighhotrs learned
?-lmt you were leaving am commun•
ity to make your home its another.
ale would nor let you go from us
without havine ore more happy
&evening together. As we are
res thered here to wish you happiness
and joy in your new home, we
cannot forget the many leappY times
-we have had with you. We remem-
Tber your help fn our community, you
leave added to the joy of our life by
,your presence among us, We are
y to see you go hitt our loss, we
Vocal And
Organ Recital
.1 Vocal and ocean u • t.i1 molt r
til to etee >f. ?lehilh. Chtt:''1
their. ie being arranged by Mr
Lois D. Tb,.ntp. cone Thr ',wit t1
will 1'r held on October eel. 'tilt
i;neet soloist will he Mr. Reber
\incest. ten, nt Tor int 1. Special
n
1ots will be ,on!ttbuted by tate
choir inti member, of the Omit'. Th,'
oI'Xau selections will for by Mr.
Louts 'Thompson.
Melville Church
Ladies' Aid
Mrs. Clark Matheson was hostess
to the Ladies AW of Melville Church
for the month of September with a
good attendance, The meeting was
called to order by the president
Mrs• Matheson and Hymn "Blest he
the the tie that binds, was sung,
items of bus'iuess were discussed
and approved including )malting
arrangements for -the Lions Club
sapper. A social hour wee enjoyed
also a contest and communitysing-
ing. Light refreshments were served
by ;the committee in charge.
reply they then joined in singing missionaries to Christianize more of
For They Are Jolly Good Fellows. her enuntless millions. The meeting
sfter which a dainty lunclt was closed with prayer. I
served. _— �_
Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert Clark have o
moved to their new home in Exeter
this week. We all join in wishing INCOME TAX RETURNS,
them the very hest success.
Relly Day servicers were held In
Duff's lireted Church. in his sermon
Rev. Mr, Hazelwood emphasized the
responsibility of the parents in the
proper education of their children.
Ile pointed out that most children
ep,0nt met' 50 per cent of their
time in the home and it was there
they received much of their train-
ing.
The Young People's Union met in
ext the basement of the church at 8:00
'know. is another romunity'e gain. p.m. During the evening the elec-
s`n order that you may not forget 110 !ion of officers for the coming year
,-neirely now was held. They are: president.
and
that
and
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you
BOOKKEEPING,
FINANCIAL STA-iEMENTS
for
farmers,
Business Men,
Professional Men,
Garage Operators
and others.
ARTHUR FRASER
Telephone; Exeter 17.
P.O. Box. No. 118
Temporary Office at the house
of the late Dr. H. K. Hyndman,
Huron Street, Exeter.
F. F. Hx•,muth
Registered
Optometrist
"Western Ontario's It'9osgt
Modern Eye Servics'
Phone 118, i -I ar•riston
KEi' FE a'C
MACHINE SHOP
fof
Acetylene and Electric
Welding
Ow shop is eduipped to do
First Class
Welding
And Lathe Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured.
THE PROVINCE OF PROMISE .
ONTAiAIO'S growing gold ... her largest cash crop .. .
is tobacco. Its twenty-year development, from- nothing to really-
something,
eallysomething, has been due almost entirely to the phenomenal increase in
flue -cured tobacco --the most valuable of the three types grown here.
The others are burley and dark -leaf. This year, a fourth type,
cigar leaf—one thousand acres of it --opens rich, new Ontario
possibilities. Tobacco is a delicate plant and a demanding one,
needing utmost watchfulness and even handmade encouragement
during its complicated cure. Its cultivation means back -breaking,
short -season work with high rewards for all concerned.
Published by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
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A COIRNEU ON TOBACCO
The annual Ontario prodtiction of
tobacco is about 97,000,000 pounds --
its value around $30,000,000. In the
southwest corner of the province,
some 90,000 acres arc planted to it and
the Ontario crop represents nine -tenths
of the Dominion yield. 85% of this is
high-grade flleas-care-
fully-treated treatedthburley and
dark -leaf making up the
rest. It ie an industry in
which a few expertsre.
pare the scene for a sudden
inrush by thousands of
workers in the crucial her-
vest weeks.
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1895 Herald Found
An old copy of The Herald, a
newspaper published at one time In
Brussels by J. Moore, editor and
Proprietor, dated August 150h!. 1305
was brought 4o this office by Mee.
Bronson, after it had been brought
to light frons behind 0111 old picture
frame when they were remodelling
the house they recently purdhaeed,
We rotten (trey one name 1n t1le
advertisements stint is st111 1n
Imeinees, here aid that was Down
Mg's. In the "personal mention"
eolmnn of the sixty.one-year-old
paper we found these two te1s "D,
McIntosh of Winnipeg ie the guest of
D. C. Ross"; "Miss Ida Frain is
learning photography with H. R.
Brewer." One thing or Daitieulat
interest was this report headed:
"Brussels Markets" Fall Meet,
.68 - .70; Barley .35 • .40; Oats, .28 -
.30; Butter, tubs', rolls .12 - .13; Eggs
per dozen, .09 - .10; Potatoes , 40;
Hay per ton 212.00; Flour per
petrel 24.50 - 55.00; Pork dressed,
56.00; Live Hogs, 54.50 - 24.75.
—Quite a difference to prices then,
no wonder we noticed them, who
wouldn't.
Classified Ads
We stili have a few 600x16 Im-
plement Tires lett.
E. Richards & Son, 17thel.
FOR SALE—
One hundred year-old horns,.
Phone 51-r-23,
'white Leg-
FOR
em
FOR SALE -
1 McCormack Deerim_tr S ft, out -
throw Disc, new last spring.
Lloyd Alcock Phone 23-r-14,
WANTED TO BUY OR. RENT -
10 aeres of land with good build•
inns. hydro if possible.
Box 57 Brussels,
Ce,lo, �duy Sept 1 111, 11142
OP 14 SEASONS pg. ME ME
fit
FALL 1945
The following open seasons for the
Mi- ttnf' '8 ,::J hunting of game birds in the Province lillOMEalak,
of Ontario have been declared.
Ducks and North of Southern Bruce County, 16th
Geese (other Lake Simcoe, City of Peterborough, Sept
than Brant) No. 7 Highway and Southern Nov. 29th
Prescott County.
South of the above,
Sept. Dec,9th
Counties of Essex, Kent and Elgin. Nov.
9I s 10th
Geese (Brant)
Ruffed and
other Grouse
Woodcock
Pheasant
Except in some South and South- Oct. 5th.14th
Western Counties.
Throughout the Province. • Oct.Oct. 1st
. 31 st
Regulations to be announced later.
BAG LIMITS
Ducks
0
S 150
Geese
5
25
Ruffed and
Other Grouse Woodcock
Daily - - 12 20 8 18
Season
RE rifesBmay notube used fortshooting uns ubirds , , st be .tonleyonetwood-duck
hree hells
per day ... no open season for Prairie Hen or Hungarian Partridge.
BE CAREFUL WHEN CAMPING .. .
HELP PREVENT FOREST FiRES
For further details as to bag limits, open
seasons and hunting regulations, write to:
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS
F. A. MacDougall
Hon. W. G. Thompson Depulynister
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BLUEVALE
The regular services at the Celled
Church .here were cancelled Sun•
day on account of the anniverserY
services at Ebenezer, the associated
church. where large crowds were
present at both ser"ices.. In the
morning the minister, Rev. Arthur
Td. Hewitt, preached and in the
evening Rev. Di. G. Newlon. nr
Whitechurch, wa.s the guest speaker.
Special music was contributed
by the choir, assisted by Rev, ler.
Hewitt and Mrs. Hewitt, and by
Mr, and Mrs. Norman I(eatint. who
sang duets. The church was beauti-
fully decorated for the ocaceiou.
Rev. L. C. Jorgensen prearhetl
anniversary serbices at Aelefield
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
and in exchange Rev. Dr. Rhodes
rccltpied the pulpit 111 Knox Pres-
byterian ' Chlu•ch here. speaking
WANTED—
Salesman to sell milking machines
and dairy equipment.
Apply at Box 50. Brussels
WANTED—
Housewife to sell Avon Products
in spare time, tall and Christmas
orders. No experience necessary,
Write Box 50 in care of The Post.
WANTED—
Three Domestics for lite Huron
County Home, Clinton, Ontario, Sal-
ary 575.00 perrnorioh. with board and
totlgimg, to parties capable of filling
the position. For information regard-
ing duties, etc., please contact Mrs.
3, E. Jacob, Mgr. and Matron at the
County Home,
N. W. Miller, County Clerk.
FOR SALE—
Electrlc motors rewound and re-
paired, Expert workmanship. Mod-
erate prices. Lloyd M. Bettger,
Monkton, Ont,
from the first three verses or the:
ea.e01111 nh:111ter of Atte.
Personale: Mrs. Stanley Darling
Mary. Jimmie, and Hairy Spent a,
few days with her parents. Mr, and
Mrs. George Newnan, Harrlaton.
and while there attended a s110wer
given by the family in honor of her
brother, Harry Newman, and his
Bclgian bride, also a banquet tender-
ed by ::The Shack Gang,' a num-
-her of ITarry's boyhood chanes.
Ration Coupon Due Dates
Coupons now valid aro sugar -
preserves Si to S30. butter 1118 to
1127, nteivt 01 to Q4 and 7251.
F. W. KEMP
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron, Perth, and
Weliin•1'ton Counties
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Phone 38 — — Listowel
NOTICE—
Are you in need of Rawleigh's
Jupplles, fly -spray ,disinfectants or
soy other seasonable products.
3•eorge Wessenherg, Rawlelgh Dealer
Phone 43-r-24,
FOR SALE—
I have at present a choice number
.2 farms at right prices. ,Anyone wish-
ing to dispose of their farm (any
wise) good buildings please list them
at once as I have clients for Pall
sales.,
Call or write J, C. Long,
Real Estate Broker, Braasela, Ont.
Phone 84.
AN OPPORTUNITY—.
Established ibiral Watkins District
available, It on are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 55--
, have or can secure travel outfit, this
to your opportunity to get establish-
' ed In a profitable business of your
Iown shoe' fids psrtteulars write to-
, to The J. R. Watklne Company,
i ept. ,O -B4, N17 ' Masson t..
Montreal, Que.
Individ; z'a1 Watering
is i 0 Problem
with a DURO Pump
Keeps fresh clean water before the Cattle
all the time ... when they want it.
PUMP water through your barn with the de-
pendable DURO PUMP. Running water has
become a necessity on the modern farm where
time and labour are so valuable. The convenience
alone is worth the cost.
EMCO
Vor modern Kitchen Fix -
lures and Fittings.
Designed for style and
utility. Visit us for com-
plete information.
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Wm. Gillespie - Phone 68
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EMCs
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EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LIMITED
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SG..icr from . o trust
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