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Jeweller
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Brussels, Ont.
B .JSINFSS CADS
C A. MYERS. M. 0.. L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Willi atu St. Phone 4. Bnsstels Ont.
Allan A. Lamont
Regent far—Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile heel ,gees
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for tamers.
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 15-1/7
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M.C.C.
Nhysican and Surgeon
(Corse)
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 - 12 a.m when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.ms-
5tntdays---•Emergencies and by appointment Dab.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, K. C. -- BARRISTER. ETC.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Tuesday and Saturday all day — Office open
Phone 20x Successor to L.
Chain. T. Davidson
insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire insurance
Accident and Sickness
Arent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
,',ONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN PARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For Information, etc., write or phone Herold Jackson
Phone 12 on 666 Seaforth R. R. 1 Brucefleld
Make arrangements at The Brussels Poet or
R. S. Hetherington, K. C., Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. A. RANN & CO.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 — — BRUSSELS, ONT.
Lewis Rowland
(LIoenstd Pet Huron Country -
•ATiBFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES P A6sANASdLAG
Per Engagomonte Phone 91 "The Rruseelo Poet' readl map nein
to looker' after Immedeltely
Per information, etc., w :to ar phone Lew. Remalend tffi00eteel eA
Reieferth; tr wrtte 17,ft. A, Wntken.
1 46 Licenses Valid
To February 28
Masi. year's motor vehicle nevem(s
will be good for awe her month,
following an announcement rte
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\i',dnesduy by 111g'hweys Mhtistor
(leorge fiancee. Ihaithe eteulline for
obtaining 1947 markers hos been
extended to lebruary 24. Tho seen.
esuension applies to driver';; pal•>nhs
The shop owned nail npeeaie;i 119
Rest'^y (:, Hackwell In the village of
Walton 1e very unique in i:be face
that It houses the catnnnt:tity s
IIIOItess shop, barber shop, anal
llbra.ry, 11r. IIac•kwell, henselt is the
Iva:ewes-maker, the barber end X11••
librarian, The first of the three is
al!). ,lir. 11:tekwell's trade as this is
he busbne„s ad Will (Ill be 11n.s beep,
occupied longest. It was ern until he
purelineed fids present pltee of busi-
ness that he became the village
barber and librarian, Mr, 11ackwedd
leas been the haulese el -APT of the
e0111111,11nity for 24 years, having
0000)6 his, shop in a small ho1111•
ing now owned by Doug. Ennis, in
1923. 14 was here that he operated
his business tm'e:11 he purchased :the
r(ntattion Bank of Commerce build-
ing from Kenneth Feng in 1913.
With the pturebase of this build-
ing' seine the barber sleep and lib-
raoy. M.r, Ferg having been the
barber and the librarian, The
harness malefng is a lull time job
le itself but in his. .19)0.re mantends
Mr. Iiaiolrwebl deeds tulle to out a
few bends of hair and hand out
any library books soegh.t by read-
ers sof ,Che village anti the comnlun-
iiby surrounding. One would think
thein Mr. Ha.ckwell wont( be a very
busy mon bad as 11e says "A busy
Mel) is a. happy mar."
The library as, owned by 111e Wal -
hon Libt9ry board which engages
Mir. Hackwell to one foe, distribute
and ,nollect the books. The library'
enntadmis 700 volumes alone with
the books obtained from the Huron
County Library Asloolatioo, These
books are exohsnged every three
nlol1tils :and it is .Mr, ITeelewell's
(they 4o see that all books belonging
to the travelling library are return-
ed at the right time.
The shop serves three offieta1
purposes; I11 is also the gathering
Place Per the men of the communi-
ty who hove to gather around the
stove an a cold winder eight for a
social Mlnat.
According to one at the oldest
residents .of Walton. Freeman Rack -
well, the .storm 011 .Snlnday was One
of the wort that has hit the com-
munity in the last 25 years. The
drifts on, the main street, according
to Mr. Tlackwell, are the highest that
he can recall, Drifts ranging from
Ove to 12 feet in depth made travel,
even an loot, •almost impossible,
The delfts. on the roads, made
It necessary to close the school
until Plows clear the piles of ,snow
from the streets, Schools In the aur
rounding community have not held
classes since last Tuesday because of
the cond•6tfon of the roads. In the
schools that diel attempt to hold
classes only a very small fraction of
the letere ls, that being the senior
boys, fought their way through the
snow-eiloggect nerds.
The noon train running from
Guelph to Godertch woe over an
honer late.
Delfts 10 Feet Deep
BLYTH, Feb. 11.—Blyth is slow-
ly diigging Itself out from one of
the worst storms in many years.
'Ohntecb s rvec08 were cancelled,
but early Monday morning George
Rad2ord'is snowplow was once
more on else job clearlmg out the
streets. 1..t was •a big Job to tackle
as sionue of the delfts were from
eight to ten feet sleep.
Took a Stroll
A henpecked husband reached
the end of his patience and, after
0 final ,now with hie wife, took hiu
bowler that from the peg in the hall
and said: "I'm going,"
Three years later he returnee
and his wife ,cleunnnded, 'Where -on
earth have- you been?"
"Out,'' he replied and hung his
• het on the same peg.
In llIernoriarn
McNIOTTOI,---Ire loving memory of
James McNichol who died three
year's ago Feb. 17th, 1044
'three yeaas have passed, our hearle
are sore,
As Gime goes on, we miss hien more;
His Nheerfte voice, his lvalrome face,
No 011.11 can ever take his plane.
lever a'cntenkhered by wife and
fatally.
CI,BB1r1`'i,p s
FOR SALE --
p remake of Pigs.
\i u1, Blake
Whore 42.2-4
FOR SALE -
4 RI CI of (1t'essed pork.
Prank Mitebe11 Phone 25-(•-20
FOR SALE—
need 760 x 16 tires and lubes
(3 ply).
Jim McNeill's Garage, ler114801s.
FOR SALE—
One Jersey cow, 7 -,year-old, due to
freshen Feb. 15.
Carl Hemingway Phone 25-r-5
MAN WANTED—
tor Rawleigh business. Sell to
1500 families, Good profits 101
hustlers. Write today. Rawlelgh's
Dept, ML. A1S2-S, Montreal, Que.
WANTED—'
Woman ibo look after baby chicks,
hams 9 t0 6. Duties to conmlenee
Mardi 1st or sooner. Apply to
Welter Rose Poultry Farm
Phone 31x -r-4
HELP WANTED—
Gh9 en• woman for gneeral house-
work in 'town with .all conveniences
for 1 or two months. Apply
Wallace Ross, Seaforth
Phone 195J Collect.
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Established Rural Watkins District
available. If you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 55—
have or can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estab-
Iiahe.d in a profitable business of
your own. For full particulars write
today to The J. R. Watkins Company
Dept. 0-B-4, 2177 Mason St., Montreal.
Gine,
HAVE ENJOYED REAL PROFITS --
says 'F, Edna, Higgins of TCTTC:HRN.
ER 1110.4 C..MC %S bought lase year.
"13 yeaains ego T bought from you with
111.8 seitisfecteon." ISN -T THAT
.SUF1°I00ENT to prove quality?
CANADA APPROVED, BREEDERS
PULLO:RUM TESTED Wide choice
breeds, messes. Order soon to avoid
later (deappoinitenent. Agent .here is
Mims M. Grevear, Brussels Phone 72
NOTICE—
The Government. ssys "buy Jan.
Ineb. Manch chicks." To meet over.
seas 'emends, especially, but re-
member gnome marltets must he
supplied too. Every egg that can be
produced Is needed. Bray hatchery
has stated cockerels, immediate
deddveey, and odd quantities dayold
chicks Manch-Aprtt chicles sliouid
be ordered now, too.
,Slave time, oontaiot agent .
Wm. Glenn Bray, IStetel, Ont
MAO -UNE SHOP
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Acetylene .o,iod Electric
firsie l ding
Our shop is eduipped to do
First Class
We!;912
A. mrl R
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured.
Agent for
Surge Milking Machines
Phone 65-r-9 Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE -
100 -acre farm, cement house, bank
barn ii mile of good main road, price
$3000.00.
Bleolcemith and wood work shop,
house metal clad; henhouse; garage
In a village, Hydro throughout. Stock
and equipment can also be bought.
Ill -health reason torr selling. Im-
me,dtate posseslon, Anyone interest-
ed call or write J. C. Long,
Real Estate Broker
Brussels, Ont,
FOR SALE—
Day old eocdcen'e1 bargains while
they last. for MI5 week nndl next
Barre( Reeloe, Light Sussex, Black
Ausbra0erps, tight gitssaex New
TTnanneheres, New Hampshire X
Barred Rocks, Tight Sussex X
9 ' Tian, p
Peered RocksRocks$4,.6. New 1-
vh/res $4.76. A,aoorted Heavies $4.45,
White iLeghones $1.90 per hundred,
Two week We. add $6.00, three week
olds add $11.00 per hundred, This
advoiellsemcmit must accompany your
order to receive these prices.
Top brach Ch.i'keries, Guelph, Ont.
"LOOK
CHEUE F{' O,
UNCLE J''11N!"
It is Bobby's tenth birthday... Uncle
John has sent him a cheque- His
father explains how Bobby can go to
the bank and get cash that very day!
When you make out a cheque, you give an order to your
bank to pay the amount specified to the person named.
If he lives on the next street, or thousands of miles away,
he can take your cheque to his local bank and get the money.
He cannot get of without a receipt—his signature on the
back of the cheque. If yours is a Current Account, your cheque
conies back at the end of the month, and so you have a per-
manent record and receipt of the payment.
The enormous conveliience of the chequing system is just
one of the many services provided by your bank... for you.
This Advertisement is Sponsored by your Bank
AUCTION SALE OF occupation.
BUSINESS PROPERTY Under the terms of the act the vet -
In the Estate of W. H. RINEHART elan deals directly with his own
Deceased. barker; the banker makes the usual
The undersigned Auctioneer has investigations which would be ear -
been instructed to sell at vied out in any private (teal and then
B•RUSSISLS, on MONDAY. PIM- turns -the situation over to the De-
RUARY 24, 1947 at 2 p.m, the follow- partment of Veterans' Affairs.
tog property; 1 Any applicatmon for a loan under
The northerly pant of Lot 102, this new act does not affect a ret-
Weahharald's survey. on the east side eran's rehabilitation credits. For ir..
of Turoberry Street, in the Viilage 0201100 a veteran might make appliien-
of BRUSSELS, known as the tion for a loan under the art and
GRAHAM BLOCK, having a frontage seen be eligible for a loan for con
on Tui'nberry treet of 65 ft. 6 in, by a struction or purchase of a private
depth of approximately 132 ft. dwelling. He may not, however, ap•
On the said property is located a ply for assistance under .the Voter.
three-storey brick building,. contain- ane, Land Act and this new act.
Ing three stores, three apartments,
large Mall and other rooms.
This property will be offered for
sale at the premises subject to a
.nese8•ve bid and in one block or in
parcels.
TERMS OF SALE
20% on day of .Sale. balance 'with.
in 60 days,
Further particulars may
from:
Frank Donnelly, K,O,
Ooderi:eh,
Solicitor for the Estate
Harold Jackson,
Seaforth,
Auctioneer.
FRANK KIRICB'k
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron County
Rates Reasonable
Satisfaction Guranteed
Phone Seaforth 842-r-24
R.R. 4. Walton, (ant
VETERANS MAY GET
BUSINESS LOANS
bo had
ad
A new Vetennns' Business and
Professional Loans Act, efteettve
,Tann. 16 this year., is oimeine the way
to velera,ns of the Second Great War
to sit themselves ep to Imeinees, it.
was announced Friday by W. W 1
Brown. veterans' a1'Pnira officer et
Stratford. i
Tender the terms of the not a vet-
eran may moire application through
any hank fon' a loan to suet himself up
in bna1ness and the goverminenr will
"ba.ek" dhc• loam which must he re-
paid do 10 years.
FOR SALE—
Electric motors rewound and re-
paired. Expert workmanship. Moder-
ate prices. New motors in stock.
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario Street,
Stratford. Ont.
Be Reasonable
(l.icsl; "Look here; Ilosv long
mist t wait ear the half portion of
dnek I ordered?"
Walter: "Till somebody orders
the ether half, We can't go out and
frill half a duck,'
WILLIAM. T. SI'ENCE
Ea.1,.. Agent Coovevao>cem
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFSCZ
MAIN STREET, -- — ETHEL coi'iF.
Gooch For
Ail IC cis of
SOLD IN UMW AT
BAEKER B OS.
Phone i6 harrier
The .acct applies to bestows under
takings only and does not cover 1
tonne to belt( private dwellings.
Some sof the teems for which lone
may be obtained are; purcheee of a
business, parehase of a partnership
in n hu„huese already established,
financing or puvellase or repair 02
equipment, construction or repair of
a bioildeng to he used tar buisness
palliasse, or for anything deemed a
benefit to a business.
The ant stipulates that the Mud- '1
nese roust be the veteran's main
smanommeasemponenewo
Poultry Market
Hi hest 'Cash Prices
Your Poultry Market lite At Y. Own Dear Whin Telt
CALL THE ) UBLIN PRODUCE CO.
We Will Call and Pay Immediate Highest.
CASH PRICE
For Your Hens and Chickens.
Just Call Dublin 'Produce Co. Dublin 50
NO FUS -- NO WAMNG JUST rw.i- O
ASI Lens Distance Mom gilts Paid Ily O DOME
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