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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
June 5 -Atwood at Brussels
.Tune 6 -St. Columban ai Ethel
June 10-13russels at Walton
June 12 -Atwood at Ethel
June 1$ -St. Columban at Brussels
Tone 17-Brusesls at Ethel
June 18 -Walton et St, Columban
June 19 -Ethel at Brussels
June 20 -Walton at Atwdni
June 24 -Ethel at Walton
June 25 -Atwood at St. Coluothan •
June 27 -Walton at Brussels
:June 2R -St. Columban at Atwo..,
July 9-BrusesIs at Atwood
July 4 -St. Celiimban at Walton
1,Tuly 5 -Ethel at Atwood
1 July R-Et:hel at S. Columban
:July 10 -Atwood at Wilton
!July 14 -Walton at Ethel
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Wanted: A Humber 01 progress1ve fartner,‘ la NN't-i...t.itit
districts who would 1 to 441 nal a commercial hits.]: a fled
Raspberries, either for your lacal 11.11' or for •dotpi,,,, 14)
recommended city deal 1114. ,..11-(14 I) "jIlolItH1
figures, prices ni 40:4,0c per (matt and deal r room la would
indicate short supplies rTerYWIIIDre.
enenurage a Wailed plantin, pat..114,
a well known nursery jo sending a special r-pi-;;sent..ttiv. ;.f many
years experience In commerical production. to 11a:so:tally in'tirview
and educate interested iarmers in raspberry (NOW°. This should
result in higher yields, longer patch life, less hand la'm' and
when translated into dollars at normal olives a relatively high ratio
of profit 14 assur. d.
Because of the simply of 0. '11 1110'4:11:1,
0111,1 1111-44 can only be mut., for FALL PLANTING 1947, limited
40 0110 acre.
If genstined;t hetere4led in berry grow:ng cs a to
farming, write Box 41T. Carnpbellforei, Onicrio, ...an or 11110
10th, giving loriation of y 10 it Our speci;tlist will
and completely itralytie 1 1o1irs, soil rei.aiismenis mienai.••
ation, up-to-ddate cultural pracrees. home InorRets and surplus
shipping. p!ar.ting. i4441 ted yields 'and prafirt lter aere.
Late replies cannot be covered.
Early plows mere hewn from
srorairsalla. Allow 1000, east.
hon moldboards Inman 40 (0
aaad,
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Detroit Sunday Times
Port, nitly. powerful '1111.irs the
new Sunday feature "IVIE. and Mrs.
". it - Air.;-•:ealt-,11 by
,I0 ‘VESTBUIDOIC PEG -
1.1! PICTOItIAL RITIVIEW with
mh 11,41.111t Sunday T1.1110A, starting
*.• '1 1; Sanday's (June St issue.
il WESTIIIZOOK 11'10,11 I.R. both
Sanday 141 The Detroit
T
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'1 loo Tnrontn
14 II fi 1,1or1 P.1.401'1111. (104 t.
590111 (111' week end at the ham,of
.Tolm
and Mrs. Peter 1 1,thee, Miss
Minn Raker, Broads Ma."in and John
r•tpailtitl the waddltu, of
Winston MeEnchern in Gall re-
cently,
Kenneth McDonald is able to be
around again after his recent
operation,
ait,e "lay "Lena Rivers" presented
in Knox Church basement Bare by
the YOU ng People of Bethesda
Church was well attended,
thirty-eight dollars being valived
from the sale of tieicetc,
Cleo Wesenberg and family have
1 ' ,,!11 - z 'a.. 1.4 11 '-14'
44 1-11, ..11111 nr :el'.
A number of the 1 tdieE of the
\V 11.S. and Y. 1i". cy from
• ttended the Preshyte.lni held
.1 .; -.1)7401'1110 Charch 1.111.1 on
To -day last.
Marra', T.' 1 .111
(Icon:liter Sharon A1111, 1.111 ()I are
spending a few days. With her par-
ents, Allen and IVIrs. Oa.meron.
aux.mairataags....ie C".
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AS LATE AS 1794,wooden moldboards
were hewn from tree trunks, and when
the first cast-iron plows were made,
farmers believed that the cast iron
”poisoned the land." Then came lighter
weight steel plows. Soon plows were
being made in factories at much lower
cost than they could be made by the
local blacksmith.
Since 1847 when the first Massey
plant started producing plows and
other farm implements, machine
methods have almost completely re-
placed hand labor on the farm,
Plowing requires more power than
any other farm operation. Today on
thousands of farms in Canada and
throughout the world, Massey -Harris
plows drawn by powerful Massey -
Harris tractors speed across the fields,
enabling the farmer to plow twice
the acreage he formerly plowed
with a four horse outfit.
%day Mostoy-Halds maim. a type 01
ploW for ivory purpoo-wolliIns
Pow., foul& Flew., di.. plow..
And Massey -Harris mowers, bind-
ers, combines and other machines
handle crops more speedily than would
have been thought possible a hundred
years ago.
The past century has been one of
steady expansion for the 1VI ass ey-Harris
industry. To the farmer it has brought
happy release from much of the back-
breaking labor connected with farm
work.
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- NOTICE TQ THE FARMERS
OF HURON 00ui4ry
ceun tmrpr chlto-up
(11014 4rf.4f City Itt;;,
• ..;;;: th:, '1..1' 1'0'11.. I/ • P1;0111,1
(.111,11110,1 ',Ili, .19 HO,
lirought to .I110 surface 11 filltivalinv
ton,“ at' awl
burned. Coloplisio., tne,,E.
101`, 10 11,0:', •ri ro.
.100, id. Faifitt, ri:1111:•r
t .tffeuller m1111:1,0 to not-.
Glenn 1(..1ckmler, Insiwtvo..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of WILLIAM
R I N EHA RT deceased.
Ail violins against the Estate of
William Henry Rinehart, late of
Muskegon, Miehigan, lied on
the 23111 day 01' May, 1411
ootrPd to forward run perliEttlarA
their Maims, duly verified. to the
undersigned by the 2811) day of June.
1947, after which date the acsr.t- of
the Estate will he distrI1mt-d. 1101-1112
regard 1101y 40 the eltints Gem
Merl.
PRANK DONE:I...Y. K.C,
Goderich Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate.
HENRY
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
Federal Buildings -
Province of Ontario
SEALED TENDERS addres:nd to
the undersigned and enderse,1 "Tell -
11P,'$ for Coal" wIll 'HA received until
3 p.m. (E,D.S.T.) Thursday, June V'.
19117, for the supply of (oat and :0140
for the Dominion Bnildings through -
:tut the Province of On.tario.
Forms of tender with speeifien-
lions and conditions attaehed can be
obtalfied from the Purohasing
Agent, Department of Pnblie Works,
Ottawa, and the :Supervising Archi-
tect. 30 Adelaide St. East, Toront
Ont.
Tenders should be made on the
forms supplied by the Department
and in accordance with depa r Yule ntal
specifications and conditions attach-
ed thereto. Coal dealers'
numbers must he given when tender-
ing.
The Department reserves the right
to demand from any successful
tenderer, befetre ,awarding the order,
a seeuirty deposit In the form of a
certified cheque on n...-411l1-tpren beck
in Canada, made payahl" to the
order of the Honourable the Minister
Of Public Works, equal to le pet
tent of_ the amount of 'ho tender, or
Bearer Ponds of the Domin,on of
Canada or or the Canadian National
Railway Company and its constituent
companies unconditionally gnaran.
teed as to principal and interest by
the Dominion oE Canada, or the
aforementioned bonds and a certified
eheque, if required to maks up an
odd amount.
.Such security 10111 serve as a
guarantee for the proper fulfilment
of the contract,
By order,
J. M. SOMERVILLE,
Secretary.
t)epartment of Public Works,
Ottawa June 2, 1947.
04,11111.1..CM?
EARRINGS
AS St1Matt
• $4.O°
ALSO
PENDANTS
BROOCHES
ETC.
atiNeatk
THE PROUDEST
NAME IN
A.4.054
Shove lefl:
$57.5°
MATCHED
SET:-
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PERFECT!
.W. G. LEACH.
JEWELLIER
MUSSELS, OWT
ppoPti,' ffrittE K.NOW
Ai-. Peter 110 WI4 I', I "oloyine
41 -4' 41)1.- 014 with fri
1.1'm Alf•N
11 111
last AloinittY.
(1 ('('104: Jan
spent the )14'(. '44 end
Mitehell.
Dr. Harper, who y
.1 ':11-,. ,,t• for, ky,f),,Z.
win twat twor his new daft,. here
I his %VW+,
MISR Claire Burhridge 49 Middle-,
/on, Nt,ra Scathe, spen1 e:ipt
week visiting in Tirusseis with 114r:.1
E. Trenserson and the Ilyint.?
family,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Hoover and
41r, and Mr', W. Smithson, London,
Mr. and Airs. Duncan Merallum and
Mrs, Bert Eray and Shavaa of Myth
were Sunday visitors with Ili',, R. J.
Hoover and Miss Beth Hoover.
ails Florence Mc Naugh tot' and
Airs. G. MeDowell visited with Mr.
1,te4 Mr. Nr.ri h. Allis M. Skelton mid
Miss E. Forsythe ot Long liratielt and
with Mr. 0101 WM. 111 01401A111 of
Toronto.
At the 1111011,11 (1Ir.et.1fl. 144 th,-
Pr,,,,byt (Tian ('1111 '('4) of the IV, 2.1,S
held in Ethel lust week :this. McInnes
in welcoming the delegate, said
.,01ely was ore•anIzEl 11
by Mrs. get-. John
Dr, (1-1)1):) 411. Brussels.
W11,
Iiii1-10'111 1.
-elf co` 1111,,: 1'
with AllF,
St. John'z Building rtulti
The following donation, ill,
received since our ftind for St.
;rants was closed. We gr t,f0
acknowledge them here.
Previously acknowledged ... $2073.40
Knox Presbyterian Y.P.S..
Cranbrook 11 Oti
Mrs, R. G. Ruckell, Hamilton 5.30
Mrs. D. R. Cunningham ----------1114
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42.0111.9u
Previously included in to11: Wm.
Bernard 12,4111
Special Prizes Offered
For Brussels Fall Fair
Several speelol prizes he
offered for eorapetition at the Bro.-
sets fall fair on Oct. 2 and 3, In
the swine section T. Entoo Co, o1.f4iis
speeial cash awards for bacon hoes,
in addition to the awards nffProd by
the fair board. In the hatw 11
section T. Eaton Co,. offeiis Milt
bowl. for the best finished stee11
weight up to 700 lbs. 1131:•;r:
son Co., of Toronto offer
plated' tray to be awarded In the
baking, domestic manufactire;.
and ladies' work sections. Th.,
Canadian Bank of Commento of-
fers a silver tray to be awarded
to the eompetifor svorlog
highest number of points in the
exhibits of farm prodipe of all
types. Competitors for the lat,
award must reside within 10 1111:.-.
of Brussels.
FOR'SALE-
Box spring coat, 5179 Id, can h..
Seen at the Brussels Post.
dune 4141, 1947
ONTARIO
REGULATIONS
are now in effect in Ontario relating to the
licencing and inspection of
T z IST PS
and the form and contents of all
ADVERTISING
_ MATTER
pertaining to Hotels, Summer Resorts, Fishing;
Hunting, Travel, Vacationing or other accommo-
dation or facilities for tourists,
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Interested persons may secure a copy of the Reps
lotions by writing: The Director, Development
Branch,
DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL & PUBLICITY
PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS
TORONTO
HON. ARTHUR WELSH
Minister
TOM C. MeCAU
Deputy Minister
16-47
Heron Old Boys As:aoolation
Tr). 710V., 1 Plettio th • 111'" .1, •1.
IloYs Asr,oriation Torwit,) vitt
held at High Park, .44rea ninhher
1st Moor St.. 1111 Ft.iclay, :Inn 1:111),
commencing at 4 p. m. Thre viii (45
• 'i ;• • .11 .f 'Ntrtit and
South Huron, games for all ages and
speclai prises for older pti:39.1
1•.., a basket ohmic with ad-
‘, •1,4 ;;......•;.; ',erred to
0 Ct Al) Iii,Ion'tes made
welcome.
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Oil Filters fer all maket tructmv
USED TRACTORS FOR SALE
Water Bowls - Harrows -- Manure Loaders
Tires - Oil - Clt.c.e-sz - Rubber Tired Wagons.
Electric Fencers - Grain Grinders and Rollers.
Ethel, Ont.
4...44•112=19AIMMINE
Ricklards & Son
Phone Brussels 86-r-15.
4WONMIMIES
It will pay you to make us your headquarters for
Grass Seed purchases. We have all lines, and our prices
are right.
We have the best is permanent pastures at the cheavest
prices.
If you need a new stove we have it.
Agent for Sparton and Roger's Majestic Electrical
Lines, Radios, Washers, Refrigerators, etc.
For your Spring Cleaning, we have Martin-Sencrar
Paints and Varnishes.
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*missal's
Ethel, Ont. Phone 22-r-7 Brussels
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THRESEIE BEILTi
You can eliminate both excessive slippage and too -
frequent delays due to breakdowns, by installing
Goodyear Klingtite Thresher Belting. Klingtits
really takes hold of your pulleys . :
reduces slippage to a minimum . . . saves
fuel as it delivers more power! Klingtite
is scientifically compounded by Goodyear
for toughness. . . resistance to wear and
weather. That's why it stays oai the job
. doesn't let you down. . . and outlasts
other belting by years. Get money -saving
Klingtite today.
IT DELIVERS
ALL THE POWER
ALL THE TIME,
We Also Ca"
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muoi v-BE"s
and
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BELAS
GOOID eINEAR
Phone 55
J. W. FISCHER
Masserllarris
Brussels Ont.