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The firm you work for may operate a Targe plant,
with costly machinery, and still need ready cash.
That's because months often. pass before its products
are finished, and sold, and paid for. Meanwhile, It
has a payroll to meet every Friday..;
BANK CREDIT BRIDGES THE FINANCIAL GAP
Every day, business firms make use of bank loans to keep men working,
machines running, goods flowing. This bank credit may be used to meet
continuing expenses while goods are being processed; to build up stocks
of raw materials; to purchase component parts. As finished goods reach
the market and payment is received, the loan is repaid.
Enterprising farmers, fishermen, merchants—all make similar use of
bank credit to meet their short-term financial needs. Thus your bank helps
Canadians maintain steady operations—to take advantage of market oppor-
tunities both at home and abroad—to grow. And this, in turn means more
work, more goods, a higher standard of living for you and for every Canadian:
This Advertisement is Sponsored by your Bank
CLEARING AUCTION SALE w,n•I: cm the farm, Mr, Sullivan
Farm, Farm Stock & Implements etatrd. "With the nrrir-.,1 ut' these,
Lot 22, Con. 3, McKillop Twp. men from Europe Canadian Farmers
Ile. miles South and s.;, mile East of will lir, in a position to augment
Walton on their present labour help by ramie
TUESDAY, OCTIBER let Ing to any local office of the
At 1 P.M N ,'i' ' 11 Employment Service. In
0 horses this respect, Farmers who undertake
ee heard u1' cattle 'littler a T'nll.eb Veteran will be
Fail line of farm machinery required to contract for at least one
160
nere farm year's continuous employment."
Gond bu.itdinge,, water supply "It is planned," continued Mr.
Hard wood bush Sullivan. "to properly equip each
TERMS—CHATTELS CASH Palish Fame applicant with suitable
Property made known day of sale, work clothes. This. will be
Reserve Bid, reui•nleretl before arrival at his
HAROLD JACKSON—Auctioneer
GEORGE DUNDAS—Proprietor
ultlmete cdesdina,tion. Placement
will he made by the National Em.
ploym'Pt Officers in co-operation
In Memoriam with the Provincial Department of
Agriculture tit rough ' th e Domini nn -
1n memory of our Dear Mother, Mrs. Provincial Farm Leber t t miftee"
S. Fox. who passed nway 5 yianrs tr h:ne Met been annus"red from
ago, Sept. 16, 1941. Ottawa that 700 PrtItch War
Veterans w!l larrive in Ontario this
A wonderful mother, woman and add. :nmith.
One who was better God never
made;
A. wonderful worker, so loyal and
true,
Narrow Escape
One in a million -mother was you,
Just in your judgment, always right; Sam Ahoclt, concession Morris
Honest and liberal, ever upright; township, narrowly esceped serious
Loved by your friends, all you knew Injury while opereting a tractor• on
A wonderful mother -mother was you.
the $eeim of S. Hoilteger, oouces•
Mon remembered, mr 10, Grey towushiip, on Sa.tur-
Plie T1a,urily, dray. The nectdeat oneurred white
Mr, Alenck was moving a thresh.
— r
Deg machine into the barn. with the
Polish Veterans aid of a tractor.
To Work On Farms Here The barn floor gave way beneath
Sept. 110, 1946 the tractor, whtdch mashed through
Aoordinig bo a statement issued backwards, into the root pit under -
today by B. G. Sullivan, Ontario neath, coming to resit on the rent,
Regional Superintendent of National fenders and Wheels in a vertical
Enup'loy'merit Service, many farmers posdtiom, with the tengu, 01 the
In thele Region will 500° have the threshing machine still 'attached.
opeot•tnmity of applying for sorely
needed farm help from among the
four thousand Potdsh, War Veterans
who will arrive in t9rie country
during September and October.
Tt Is understood think the P011041
Veterans, now in Italy are beth
"screened" by representatives of Nle
Dominion Department of Labour at
to .their euIbabilitY for Work on
Canadian, Perms, The statement
mentioned that between fifteen
ilulidrert ,arid two ihoueand of these
Veterans wile he placed in farm
employment in, Onearie. Tt was
enePhastzed in Mr. Snulidvanls re -
Marks that only single mean are
being ititervdewed preferably with
previousfoam experience, Its each
oris Nle eTdpldcent must he under
lhlrteefive yews Of age.
In farther eonrmentdng on the
t'eerutting et, Palish Veterans. to
A seetian of floor boatel pierced
AUCTION SALE
of a Choice Herd of Blood tested
yocng Dairy Cows and other farm
livestock and equipment at Stewart
Johnston's farm Queen Street, North
adjoining the village of Blyth on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1946
at 1.30 pin.
HORSES
Mare 6 years old
i1lure 11 vials old
COWS
11 Holstein rows fresh from 2 - 3 mos.
ITnl:dein caw dile Der, 19
ITolstein cow due Nov. 16
Holstein cow due Dec. 21
Holstein crow due .Tan. 15
Holstein cow due March 28
Holstein cow due April 26
Ayrshire row freslh 3 nloeths
Jersey heifer fresh 2 months
Brindle cow due Dec. 18
,Ters:e,y cow supposed to he 1n calf
Holstein cow supposed to be iu calf
Black heifer, springer
Jersey heifer 3 yrs, old in calf
Some spring ealVee
37 Ewes 3.4 years oid
100 White Leghorn. Fleas 1 year old
EQUIPMENT
.Set Double Harness
De Laval Magnetic Speedway Milk-
ing MachlSne complete with 2
single nates and a new 1/ horse
electric motor
Rubber tire wagon and hay rack on
32.6 bruck tires hese new
TERMS CASH
STEWART JOHNTON—Prop.
STEWADT JOHNSTON—Prop,
Fire steering wheel and twisted it,
Mr, Aleock succeeded in• getting
out of the tractor seat before it,
settled on .the room -pit floor, other.
wise he would have been pinned
beneath 10, He could not get out
of the root'pit because oe the
bosasctang 's irreunding it, The
fiheeislrhhg machine remained tot.
tering on Vere edge of the hole
above':, and pally tete 1.0090x, still
attadied to the tra.etor underneath
Prevented it crashing down en top
of MT. Alcock who received only
braises 011 his race, legs and s'h itl-
diers.
'1'iie .tractor, which, weigher four
tons snfret•ed damage to the wheels
;steering, wheel ard the root. -pit wall
and a 0tection of the lower barn
wall had to be removed before the
tractor amid be eatrteated,
MORRIS
m r 9 9 M a s o 9 tilt, ;1Lur•li.i- a 'R,- ;,lain, wrvr:
Tui p+ 1', j,) I Al !'r hn,,a tl .0 ilr t'hirr•h r,( to 1,.r pre,
Yr & , t 7 Z: scant Gtr l CKNX nt, Tueel n
. , , o ing
Robinson --•Turnbull
The eeeldee. i , �°...,-,r•�'..�f'? ir
't'
ivnbull. 1t.N_ etmilton, , 1• uudeer
of Mr. and Mrs. Tlrug, Turnbull, in the Estate of MILLENA LIND--
Ethel. to Mr Bioses Rubinson. Ilam. SAY.
titan, was snletmutrrvl as 8L All pt,reolba having- cilias attains
d 'w'= ['rr <hytr•-inn ('dnlrrh h testate of .11TII I ENA LINDSAY,
01.nnilt.nl on Saturday, Sept
tete P the Villa„ tt IS!h' I, its the
County of Huron. Wel:;w•, who died
Rev, De, C. i.. Cowan ol'flcltrtnd• en ,,r about the 9th day of May,
lvonl
The bride wore a brow',
t rhudb1. u11 with .'e cienrirs to 1946, are hereby notified to send
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fall particulars of their Malmo to
insert anti eoreage of yellow roses.
the nnrler4dgn"0 1401trit0r for the
She was attended. by Mrs. 1Terna Executors on or before the 5th day
T'ow•Ca1, sister or the Taco, Naha ,r1 th'toter. 1146, after which date
W0114 a green dressmaker snit and the iratate shall he distributed
eors e of pinkrnsos, The groomhaving regard only to the claims of
wag sepperterl by Mr, Harald Bowen which the undersigned shall then
Alter a lurt sheen at The Rlaelt have notice.
TTorse Inn the couple left by motor DATED at Lrstoa'el this 6th day
for Muskoka and other points North. of 946,
1
September,
On their return they will reside C. JOSEPH BENSON
near Hamilton. Listowel, Ontario,
Solicitor for Robert H. Vodden and
Elgy Brandon, Executors.
McKee—Rozel l
The wedging of Miss Marilyn Jean
Rozell, daughter of Mr. an'cl Mrs.
Samuel E. Rozell, 021 Willington St.
N.. and Mr. Robert Burk MrT'Cee, soil
of Mrs. Dorothy B. McKee of
Chester„ Pa., was a smart event at
the Missionary Tabernacle yester-
day afternoon, Rev. C. M. Sorley of
the Associated Gospel Churches
officiated et the deuble.ring cere-
mony,
Pianist was Miss Ruth Cheese-
brou.gh of Detroit and soloist, Mrs.
Bruce Holton of T-larriator.
The bride was gowned In floor -
length white taffeta, designed with
lily pointed sleeves once a sweet-
heart neekline edged with narrow
pleating. The skirt was gathe^ed in
soft pleats end her finger-tip veil of
white tulleedged in fine lace. was
hell be place by a marrow halo of
tulle ruching banded with sequins.
A strand of pearls was her only or-
nament. She carried a semi cascade
of white gladioli and butterfly roses.
Mies. Audrey Woolner attended
the bride as: maid of honor, wearing
a floor -length gown of pale blue
taffeta, stylerl like that of the bride
with cap sleeves and matching el-
bnw-icngth mitts. Her headdress
consisted of a hand of pink glad-
ioli and blue cornflowers and she
wore a strand of pearls es her only
ornament.
Miss Kathleen Rozell, niece of
the bride attereletd ng flower girl.
dressed in pink taffeta, designed I
with n sweetheart neeklise, Carp
sleeves and a f1111 gathered skirt. A
nnrcgay of hire-heatity glarlrnti once
prole cornflowers completed her en-
srmble,
Mr. Martin H. Duff of WI11iarns-
pnrt. Pa.,, was best 111011 and Mecs`rc,
14orris and Arthur Rozell, brothers
or the bride, ushered.
Teener was served to 30 guests
At the Oak Room r.1' the 'R'alper
T-Touse.
-Mrs. Rozell received wearing an
aid rose crepe dress- fashioned with
' 1'-rr,rnklinp, brarelet 0leeves and
e draped skirt. Rlack accessories
and a corsage of hmtterfly rases end
heir cornflowers completed her
enge11rb1e, 9h1' bridegroom's mother
assisted her, weaning a chocolate
brewm gown of silk creme. styled
with n T'•merleldne, short sleeves and
ddne•nnel Holds down the skirt, Het
Corsage was of Queen Elizabeth
roses and her accessories in winter
Far a nhoter trip though New
York State nerd Pennsylvania, the
bride changed toe black and white
'.hack writ with paddy green and
black necessaries and a corsage of
hotter times 10000.
On their return, Mr, and Mrs,
McKee will reside at 15 Green Val-
lee Pond. Wellingfald, Pa.
Among the out -at -town gee5ts at
the MoTeee-Rozell weeding yester.
day were; Mns, Dorothy R, McKee
of Cilleeiter, Pa,. mother Of the bride.
venni; Mr, and Mrs, le, V, Byron of
Walitiegford, Pa,; Mr, and Mrs.
Martin TT, Duff of Williamsport,
Pa,; Mrs. A. J. Cheesebrougth of
Media, Pa.; Miss Tenth Chee,sebrougi
of Detroit; Mr, arcd Mrs, TT. J. Man-
ning
a -Ring of Beussels; Mr. William Bax-
ter Burgess of Norfolk, Ve.: Mr, E,
L. Mttteli, Mrs,. Roy Plnnrste.ed and
Mss, 1. C. Rozell. all of Clinton.
Harold and Mit. Coulson and
children of Milton were 'week end
visitors with Mi and Mrs. Lorne
Nichol and the Michie families,
Mrs. Harry Sterling and little ,
daughter ,Tan:et, of Prescobt, Melte
are v'lsdttng fuer aunt, Mra. Teabella
Cole, Blyth and consin Mrs. Jas.
Michie, 55th line,
A splendid Rally Day Service• in
conarecteon tvShh Itnox United
Church, 13elgrave, was held Sunday
morning with an iftbendanoe of 90.
Lloyd Anderson rend the story
"Truly ll otltors1" while Jim Ander•
son of the Trlior Bo. Ys uvnd
Muriel
Aucleison from the Senor Gtrle gave
the ,Scripture etoadinge, Mrs, Geo,
Michie gave a splendid Address; from
the words found in Luke 91ti1 Chap•
ter, "Behold I send you Forbti.'y
•
Marilyn Rozell Feted
By Friends At Party Series
A number of parties have been
held recently in honor of Miss Mari-
lyn Rozell, Wellington St. N„ whose
marriage to Mr. Robert McKee of
Cihestet', Pa., was an event of yes-
terday.
The first of these took the form of
a dinner party and linen shower at
the Pines, Bridgeport. given on July
81 by the firm and staff of J. H.
Schmidt and Co„ where tae bride
was formerly employed. 511.ss Rozell
was also presented with a silver tea
service by the firm.
On Aug, 13, a surprise miscellane-
ous shower was given by Mrs, Mar-
tin H, Duff at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy B. McKee of Chester, Pa,.
Friends and relatives of the couple
presented them with a number of
gifts.
.4. surprise dinner and miscellane-
ous . shower was held at the home of
Miss Audrey Woolner, Elgin St., on
Aug, 22, Girl friends of Miss Rozell
spent rhe evening in compiling a
bride's book.
The following evening, Mrs. Fretl
FTartwick entertained at her home
nn Binsoartilt Ave.. when the bride's
Sunday School class presented her
with a shower nr mdareltanenus
gifts.
The Than.; People's Society of the
Missionary Tabernacle eathercrd at
the lronle of Miss Rozell nn Ana. 26
.m• a social hunt. During this time
they presented Ler with a woollen
hlenket and It"Pn bridge set,
A surprise miseellaneous shower
was riren by Mrs, A. W. Reuel at
her home en Virtnrta St., N., the
next day. The evening was spent in
playing "hearts," with prizes for
high and low score going to Miss
Laura Manning and Miss June (Mng•
erirh respeotively,
Maiestio Wor-ours instittute
The Sept. meeting of the Majestic
'Women's Tnstitute was 'held et the
home of she president, Mrs. Ti'rn.
Miller on Thursday P.M.. Rept. 12.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Puree Cadmor•e vice president.
After the agent opening exercise a
gond attenlen.ee of members answer-
ed the roll call which was, "A
inions Canadian Wonsan and why
PAW ouc er a fart about the Royal
Family." A number of items of
business were dealt with among
which was the acknnwledgelnent by
Mrs. (freer of the Winghani TTospttal
Tinned of a gift of $10.00 tirade by
HIP Tnstitute, Mrs. E. Cndmore
and Mrs, C. Long were appointed
local leaders to attend the trainlnA
scluooi for Junior work to be held at
Wingham. Sept. 23 and Oct. 3. The
projeot to be studied le "The Club
Girl Entertnins." 'Ti' response to an
epepel from the Assoc nted Women
of the World fur 1 Ile food parceis
to he sent to England the president
was instructed to send 1 111, of tea.
Ways and means were discussed
about raising funds for the Destitute
and a bazaar in tee Fall was ang-
gested. fit was aim decided to hold
a W'Ielhe Elephant sale and a Silver
Ton on SiInrd'sy P.M.. Sept. 2100 in
the Brussels Public I.Ihrary, Mrs.
John Spelt• then gave the topic
Famous Women 111 which a chart life
history of ,Toan of Are, Florence
Nightingale, Queers Vioforia, Lesiva
Senora, Nelile Macfiaing wed Edith
Cavell were liven. Mention, also
Was Matte of Mfrs, Adelaide FToodless.'
Elinor R,osevelt, Madame Chiang
Tiad!Sihek and' our own Queen. Mrs.
Cndmore teen favored the Indies
with a solo "The. Rose of Trainee'
Lena Miller rendered a 00110 solo.
Th.
e October Meeting 19 to he bold
at the home of Mita, Cart Heming-
way, The Nationa.i Anthem brought
the meeting
n
a ern
t se after which
lunch.
Was served..
pr.dne-,lay, Cept,'iuber 18th, 1946
BUMF% CARDS
C A. M'YERS, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN nrtd SURGEON
Willis to St. Phone 4. 3rtokel: Onrt,
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for --Fire, Windotwra, and Aututooiale lomatceu'
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy dtrr fay tWs.
Queen St. Brussels
Thom+) 587
W. D. 5. Jee >n, M.D., C.M., L-M,C,C,
Phys ..en and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - S p.m.
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenbogs until 10 para.
Sundays --Emergencies and by appointment'oob.
Home calls in Forenoons and 4 - 6 per.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, K. C. -- BARRISTER, ETC.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Office open
Phone 20x Successor to L.
Alas. T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile- and Fire insurance
Accident and Sickness
Ageni for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'ONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ON'r. RESIDENCE 81.-4
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information. etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
Phone 12 on 658 Seaforth R. R. 1 Brucefleld
Make arrangements at The Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetherington, K. C., Barrister Office, Brussels.
Rann & Johnson Furniture
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 — — BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES R61Aieell4rtCLA
^nr Engagements Phone 31 "The Ormolu Peet^ an..' rRvj
be 'ooketi after immedelt!ely
For Information, etc., w :te or phone Lew. Novelette eilee-ft Fit
Soaferth: :r write S.R. E, Wuhan -
W. S. Donaldson -•- Licensed Anctkvaser
Phone 35-r-13 —
far the Counties (a Heron and 01'es,b
AIt snai em promptly attended to -- Ch rr a eassea:. alta
For Fdagogernents phone 31 "Tis= Bnarels Pak" Ithep
be looked alter mei9tai.
WILLIAM T. SPENCE
Estate Agent Conveyances
and Cosnr>nisaiormer
•GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, — — MEL, Os"'I e',
S DEAD or
DISABLED
eezi.dety removed m Clean Sanitary emcee, Mem eoDea4
i C l3RU55
William Stone Sons Limited
("P A 1'allr1,R (ICI1
Mdse A, Foyer tsand Mrs, Phoreses
Mitchel are spending a sew days in
London this week,
Mime Dorothy IinethCr and
fierbie Pride Went to London fast
week where ,they meet to obtain
employment,
Ray Hnedluer, Wli.lton, waas a week
ends visitor with Morgan Cameron.
Win. and Mrs. Engel, Mille, Don-
ald I and nd Robbie, Stro:tfor d spent
Sunday at the )tome of M. lTng!e1,
Henry Goreelitz etas purchased a
house in Brossere.
Rev, I. D, MadlVer, fledged by
The ep rt °`Ye
Is Now pen
Highest Prices Paid
Honest Grade Assured
WANTS
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
thein to us.
Expert Packers
PHONE 70x BRUSSELS
WAY