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P RIMA CHOWS
WORM YD -2.1R PRIM
T 118 wry PU*Hlii WAY
13EUSSELS CjREMERY
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K,!
FOR SALE ---
12 pigs, R wools.; nil 41.611 4,1:,11
Phone 9.4-r-11,
FOS SAL E—
Hard Mall) Wor„1
Walter 1' a
I'h,.•, 4 417
FOR SALE •
—
Ladiea black w''a1'"r cont, nt1t••
collar, in anon condition. siz'• 40.
Phone 13.
WANTED—
A Cast iron box stern, oust be in
good condition.
Clifford Marks Phone 31 r -R
FOR SALE -
2 Stores with an apartment over
on Turnberry Street, Brussels.
Apply Box 322, Goderich, Ont,
FOR SALE—
S chunks of pigs abort 50 lbs., as
well as 20 young pigs oboist 7 weeks
of age.
83111 Blake Phone 42-r-9
FOR SALE— ^ —
1933 Ford Coach, Model B 4 -cylind-
er, equipped, witlh seal -beam lights
end 4 good tires.
Robert Tulil Phone 54-r-0, Brussels
FOR SALE—
A 5 tube Westinghouse (battery)
Mantel Radio with full set of
batteries, ...heap for quick sale, come
in and see at at The Post.
MAN WANTEU—
for Rawieigh Route. Real oppor-
tunity. We help you get started.
Write Rawleigh's, Dept. ML -1.152 0.
Montreal.
WANTED—
Man for steady travel among con-
Sumere in Brussels, Permanent con-
nection with large manutaaturer
Only reliable hustler considered.
Write Rawleig1 Dept. No, ML -5.152•
131, Montreal.
WANTED—
Wanted .flocks to supply us with
hatching eggs for the 1948 hatching
season. Flocks culled and blood -
tested free. Gurauteed premium
plus hatchability premium paid. For
full details write Twedcllo Chick
1Taitrhcheeies Limited, Fergus, Ont..
FOR SALE—
100 mere farm, lot 10, con. 10, Grey.
good buildings, barn13 x 550 wit
litter carrier and water inside, hog
Pens 23 x 85, implement shed 24 x 30,
5 acres of bush, 30 acres plowed,
Possession In November, price
54500.
Tacob Hollinger Phone 83crc12
•
FOS SALE—
Frame 2 story House, and Kitchen
attached can be moved or torn down.
Price reasonable, also a number of
real geoid farms.
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Phone 84.
AGENT WANTED --
We are constantly receiving re-
quests for our gura•nteed products
7,n your locality. Why not handle the
.agency derive an income of "'85. to
:$00. weekly? Exclusively assured,
If you have sella g ability, start
NOW! FAMILEX, T)ept, B. 1600
De4arimter, 1VloutreaI.
WANTED
Wanted flocks to snooty us with
hatching eggs for the 1948 'hatching
season, 'Flocks, culled' and blood -
tested free. Guaranteed, premium
plus h!atolabiltty premium 'paid, ,Also
Wanted to purchase cockerels suit. adjourned.
able for breeding, For full details
write Twaddle Chicic Hatcheries
Limited Fer us ,,, ,, r.
Ontario
2 DAY
CLEARING AICTION SALE
09 Farm, Farm S*cok, Implements
;rbold Effcr_ts at 12.10 p.m.
on Lots 2 & 24. Goo. 4 Morris 'Twp,
"Alin; Cost. of ' I0.-tve or 11/q
North and 2 Mile. 11 i .. of Brussels.
-Voll l?tn if farm machinery
•11,(1 , onit,tn(a11 inrhul'7r s, Coakshntt
74 tr''-',r, 1r0!1r m.tth1q)•!;t,
iny m:iehlmr and Iton•sroho11 elt'c,te.
Nov, 13-1 P. M. -
17 Durham Cows
19 Spring Calces
111 Yr,arli.nrs and 2 year-old stockers
1 lhmh 4(,m Bull
70 York 'Pigs
4 work Ilorss
r0 tam of mixed hap
1000 bus. of grain
Form -4 20 acres Lot 24 Con. 4 Morris
Twp., red brick house, hank Mom.drive shed, pin pem, 10 acres of hard
wood hush, good wa•te�• supply.
Full 'itemized list to appear in
'text week's issue.
Terms — Chattels Cash
Property made known day of rale
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
ROBERT PATRICK, Clerk
JOSEPH BREWER. Proprietor
BRUSSELS COUNCIL,
NOTICE TO C^I:DiTORG
In the estate of P1ILI'1 At.iFr'1
late of the Vila -lig -lige of car„•1, L; in
the "1'''1y "1'1y of I'1'_ I :.,F:I
.. •,''9 ;'ha '.1 0• -,rto.)t trio
lath day of October', A.D. 1017.
+ `:(TI1r t tine 1111 lln
't•,
ibaying claim of 1111 I : „ , 11:1
111 r e.,. of ten. , 4(! ,1.r - A
must Mall Particulars %Ili ;n'!+.,f 'n
.•,, ',h,. ..r.. .,,, fen' 't h,• -
entors on or lotto.... '11' 1"th dol r
+-•,r-tot, , :AIl. 191'. once!
11^111(1
date the soled (xecn'xlrx wilt nrr'c d
I.0 41;trihnt,+111, 1t --:,t. 'vitt, -..tt d
only h1 those claim w•111011 shall
lav(. bo- n rrroir'1
r).>TI:T) at 1310110 •18 tills 271n div
1r October, A.D., 1547,
(1,1,n1'i1 I)11WW11011 •40')
Philip Timmy Among. ,,:ec1t01, '
hy' 'lode snitritors CBAIYFORt) f;
11 NTIT1+:TIINCITON, Brussels, Ontario
The Morris branch of the Fa'r't
tion of A•riculturo will hold its
annual meting at Myth on Motolay.
” 111 111, 1917. tini'11 er, W. K.
f,ile11, A`grirnitural Rcpreseutative
for 1111tldleaex County,
October 9, 1947 .
The regular meeting of the Muni-
cipal
cipel Council o2 the Village of
Brussels was held on the above date.
All members were present.
After the rending of the minutes of
the last meeting it was moved by ' •
L. W. Eckmler seconded by .7, W.
Fischer that. the minutes he adopted
as read. —Carried.
The following amounts were pre -
sensed:
Posit Publishing Hoose,
Printing $ 7.50
.Tllda's flagella voter's list 1'1 50
County of Huron, hosnital
accounts
L. W. Eckmier, gro*cries,
relief 11.74
C. T. Davidson, fidelity bond 8.00
Rrnsels -Hydro. town hal and
street lights
G. R. Campbell. S'entember
salary, election supplies.
(F, R, Smith)
W. TT. Bell, September salary
H. Keifer, welding, 'etc, ,,..,,.,
Morris town!•rhip. steed
culvert 30 24
11 Gemmell, fire account 8.39
W. E. 1Vilis, dmstbane. town
hell
R. harrow, misc. labor 10.00
G. Speflrs, mise, labor 2 50
S. Evans, work on drains: 4.00
Lad. FIend1erson, teaming ,,.. ... 12,00
11'. Gillespie, hardware, etc, 13,00
R, J, Bowman, D.R.0, water-
works. By-law 7 50
R. Petrick, Poll Clerk, water-
works By.tiew 5.00
ws1e moved by W. AWillis
eeoondetd by R. W. Ttonedv that the
accounts as presented be paid. •--Car-
oled.
T2 was moved by L W. Rckmier
seconded by J. W. T1'iedh.er that )3y
law Nb. 110 1947 as, react a first and
dtime be read a third time and
finally Passed, --Carried.
11 was moved by W. E, `,P111is
seconidlad by T. W. Fischer that the
petition for Interim payment. or the
Statutory Grant under THE HTG14
W'ATS IMPROVEMENT ACT nn ex•
penditures alp to Angneit 3i he
forwarded to the District Engineer
of 'M,un ct90nll Hlghwnlfs, Carried.
As 11b further business was
brought before the Connell they now
89,,0
109.50
45 40
120.00
3.40
4.40
. g ,
"HELP WANTED—MALE”
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Established ltnral Watkins District
available. If you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 end 55 ---
have or can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estah•
fished In a profitable !mimes of
your own, For foil par.ticltlars write
today to The 1. 11. Watkins Company.
Dept. 0.83.4, 2171 Mason dt,, Montreal,
Que,
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP
Glib gallants who won fair maidens
aa1111 false promises May be ancient
but Moir blandishments seem to
work - as , well today' as over before.
Read in. 'lt'lrr _Moorhen n Weelity ring'
Amigo with this Sandarv's (November
A) issue of The betrett Sunday
Times, how the dalusels who sue•
ousub arra frerlttently neither lonely
nos' neglected, bat beautiful and
presumably worldly-wise.
THE BrIUS5Ef-S POST
Federation of Lady
Teachers Conference
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t'us.tal. ,t1, Inhor• ter'.• 447! - ,..
from W1'1n.•h:no• 4 ori.' -11.11 ,4(:.l
Frets.
Ontario Public School
Men Teacher's Federation
Dlatl•iot to of 111' 11l14a•1,)
(1001 Mon Teach Dry' Perim-114re,
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almond lee -P lle on Frlrlt:, 0t -toper
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le at ding ilr 4,,51111 of t'1s• •,1. 1. '.11
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one and ell, in favour of ,441.•
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increased expouulitni's
executive, especially In the matter
of having a full-time secretary.
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Game and Gilroy of Bruce were pro ;!
114':(lfc.dity, t)r'tober 9901i 19!
by the Ferl• ra'inu o 1 -.hw 4(
4144
1 '001), 411nwinr' thut. 1n the ,1 1, r1
ity of cases school boardss r
epre.p01111t( 1110 1141,,, -„f '11,' , :•, •'
and -alre willing to elu1t.r.bly venom-..
pence him for his efforts,
.1 resolution ,vas ulantmn .:iv 1
adopted that the district is too la "e, '
and should he divided Into tee ent and extended congratulation:33:Ke e'
•
It was really refreshing to meet I
fellows from MILafor'l. ()won Sr11011.
Man'kdal:e, Stratford, Winz'am, Kin—
cardine, etc„ who are so interested
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t,1 4)i 14. thy roderation. ..
• iliArs will be guided.
1u,_ r ,4).:n:; y•-ar by President
11'itne:haol. 44.nd Secretary-
' Kr',pf of Stratford, acting
in eonpunctian with the officers 02
the various locals and the 'district
representatives on the Provindtal
AtoiRiteitt,.
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er t'Ve c trio 15141
Ontario has made giant strides since the war. Her output from factories,
farms and other industries has expanded enormously. In fact, her progress has
been phenomenal.
Here is the rub. Since industry in Ontario depends so heavily on Electricity,
this wonderful expansion has resulted in insistent calls for more and more
Hydro power.
What is the Answer? Just this: Hydro has many new power developments
under way, but it takes several years to build new generating plants. Inthe
meantime hydro asks each of you good Ontario citizens...homemakers, work-
ers, farmers, storekeepers, business men to do your part... to Save Electricity.
It should be easy. All of us use -it lavishly --more so than any other people on
earth—because Hydro rates are so low.
Every saving, no matter how small, will be worth while. Don't burn lights
needlessly, use your electric range with care. Turn off motors and appliances as
soon as you are finished with them. Please do your part and save electricity,
everywhere you can. It's needed during every daytime hour.
Every bit of Electric Power saved will be used to maintain employment,
to make more jobs, to keep Ontario on Prosperity Street.
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OF ONTARIO
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