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21 jewels,
$4950
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EXCELLENCY A9,
21 Jewels r
$4500
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ease 's HaFdware Store
Geo. T. Pearson successor to Chas. Hansuld
Ethel, Ont.
Hardware Store —
General Hardware _ Granite Ware, Beach
Stoves, Good Cheer
and Harriston Stoves
Beatty and Gilson
Electric and Gas Engine Washers
22 Rifles Winchester.
Call and see our stock — Phone 22 -r -S.
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on "rho,1 Phall,,I2•r•10 Geo. 'Mao
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t + •., 1+ i 1 uL Violin, will sell Owen
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Garage 20 x 12, plank fl .e
good eandition, price i• •0 e,p,
Phone' 101x-`-2 P.'irl tone e
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me two dantiter: 'feet ea 0,1 .. to .tw1 hun11'• FOR SALE ---.
Mr. and firs, 1: enre'menet,tr, 1 rt ri it trick, thst Farin, about 00 acres, 1 nil, Fast
F.i1Pen +icKinl.ev. +,don. I of the County road on OM .1. Grey,
� y tt, . _• i c rl 1t ' is the nc•
frame• 2-starey house ,. and ,kitchen.'
1}t her mother, 'first 1f'. 11 M--
Ai1, an4 lire. Theoric .,,,,,,,,,,el, n liar stands n Itl`le
Kinney: I n r d i , h, k rm• hen tena rm.t,,. !1y1r1
C.irniss and famii,,, lir. and 11's' d h,'.,•,a till,.
thrat tricpoi ht pWiell throughoutsgarage,Tap; na11
p10
BertCtarnie”, Brussel c, frith 1tr. I
and hire. Burn" Moffatt; Air. rind 11'3'1'4' s"111 h1. r crntd:Lt anion Apply` at The Post.
Mrs, Neil B. hlel au•Itetm T,ordee I your small fry: it's glen - good If
e u 1r1 1 acinus ahem someone's LOST—
Giihert and Nell, Mount lrnrest
with burs, R. F. Gael -Ilse: Mr, and
' age, iSaturday a Pair of men's gloves, t
(Reward). Finder leave at"the
airs. H. Wheeler. Mr and Are. I Ask a p,,,,,,,,,'„ nu0.tip;y. theftBrussels Post.
LOST—
A red yearling bull from lot 16 and
in th it p." lief. if ,t 1; leas than a 17, con. 10,, GreyAnyone knowing
dollar, Hale them eubtraet the of its whereabouts klnd),e, get int
number of `lays in n year, 365, and touch with Harold Jacidin
then adcl 117 for good measure. phone 52•r -1S
Fred Brewer and family. London. lege by 2 and add 5 to tit, resule
with Mks huc4Ia Brewer, George [Then tell them to multiplw by 50,
and Charley: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon I Then ask them to add tite change
McKinney and son Jim, London,
are spending the holdiays at their
near home here. having for their
Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. Jtm
Gurney and family; Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Harris and family. Holstein.
with Mr, and Mrs. Sperling Johns-
ton; Rev. and Mrs. Leland C. Jnr;•
Prtsen and baby David with Dr. and
Mrs. Rhoades at the manse. Ash-
. field; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Higgins
with Mr. and Ars. Vernon Higgins.
Toronto.
BrusselsExporl Packers
est Vices
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or !t ry
Dealers for Sun Ray and Blatchford
Feeds.
The two left hand figures or the
answer will give yon their age and
the two right head figures the
amount of change they have in
their pocket.
Mir. and Mrs. James Peacock had
a family dinner party on Sunday.
Present were their son George. of
Ottawa, Mr. and Mra, W. J. Peacock,
Ross and Anne of Morris also Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Johnston.
Personals; George Thomson, To-
ronto, Miss Helen Thomson, Sar-
nia, Henry Thomson, Wingham•
and. Miss Maud Bt ma. Kincardine.
with Mr, and Mrs, George Thorn -
son; Mr, and Mrs, Harold Holmes.
Toronto, with Andrew Holmes and
daughter Jessie; Rev. and Mrs. J.
A. Burden, Arthur and Doreen in
Toronto, and with. Rev. M. Miner
at Fordwich; Mrs. Edward Barn-
ard and son Allan with Mr. and
Mrs, Norman Barnard, Ripley.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter Margaret
and Mrs, Laura Kirton with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Procter near Bel-
, grave; Norman Ohem with his bro•
they and sisters at Ayton; George
Garnett is a patient in the Wing -
ham General Hospital, having su1
feted a stroke of paralysis; Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Stench and two chil-
dren from Alert Bay, 11. C., with the
, former's father, William Souch and
other relatives in Morris Township,
Mr, Souch went to the Canadian
West 29 years ago, later going to
British Columbia,
Bad road conditions forced cam.
Reflation of the afternoon service at
Ebenezer Ohurch and the evening
service at the United Church here on
Sunday. At the morning service
Rev. J, A. Burden preached the
fourth in a series of sermons on
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efore you turn
the toaster on,
Please have the bread
at hand;
And if to "OFF" in time
you'll turn,
Know what? Your toast
will never burn!
(ENVELOPES
Brussels Hydro
Family From England
Take Up Residence
In Morris Township
On Monday evening Cyrli
Rich -
FOR SALE -
2 young Ayshire cows, will freshen
early in March, also a brooder house
10 x 12 and 5 range shelters,
Eigy Brand -on Phone 50-r-17.
WANTED—
Man for steady travel among con-
sumers in Bruseels. Permanent con -
neaten with large manufanturer
Only reliable hustler considered.
Write Rawleigh Dept, No. ML -S-152•
131, Montreal.
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WANTED—
Wanted flocks to supply ns with
ands welcomed his wife and family to
hatching eggs for the 19.48 hatching
their new home on con, 4, Morris
season, Flocks culled and blood-
township. The Richards family hall tested free. Guranteed premium
from Sheffield, England, where plus hatchability Premium paid. For
Mr. Richards was employed as a I full • details .write:• Tweddle Chick
steel works nlana.acr. Mr, Riche Halthehea'tes Limited, Fengus, Ont,
aria exp &nal 'hat the many short- ..
ages in England et present made FOR SALE—
it extremely diffisnit for liim to Order Bray, chicles this year,
Provide for his family, which num. We suggest.you.get price list nOW
hers 10 in '11. At the same time be
and order soon _for delivery 1048..
contradicted several of the adverse Rim now J3altchery has some day
reports eoncerning present - day old and started, for .prompt ship,
conditions in Enstaald, "Happily meant. Agent :s Writ Bray, Ethel,
struggline" was they dlesortpticn he SCHOOL CARETAKERS—
gave of the people in England. He Applications for the position of
said that they Pail '.heir taxes 1 caretaker in cash of the schools of
cheerfully and continued to hope 1 Morris Schaal Area will be received
that brighter things were just ( until January 6. Duties to com-
arnund the corner. He also said mance February 1. 1948. Information
that there was a narked absence as to duties may he obtained from
or erumnhling 800,00 the English one of the Trustees or the Secretary.
People despite the rigorous condi- RALPH SHAW,
tions under which they are living. Blaevale, Ont.
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Successor to M. Yolleck • Phone 107 x .2
or Phone 23-r-12, George Thornton.
llr. Ricbercis took over his farm
on ecu. 4 in October and has since
been busily engaged preparing for
winter. He visited Prince Edward
county In 1929 for what was intend-
ed to be a three-month holiday, but
he was so greatly impressed that
he stayed for a year. Airs. Rich.
aria is a skilled pianist, and holds
the L.R.A.M, degree in music.
Gwendolyn, the oldest member of
the family, a sherthand typist and
skilled nurse. decided at the last
minute to remain In England. This
decision was made in view of • her house, 214 miles from Highway priceforthcoming marriage, Mr, Rich
84,500.00
arcls was unaware of Gwenciolyn's 100 acre farm, brick house, bank
barn, drive shed, hydro price 85,200,00
close to store, school and church,
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker.
Brussels, Ont, Phone S4.
WANTED—
Flocks to supply us with hatching
eggs for the 1948 hatching season.
Flocks culled and ' bloodtested free.
Guaranteed premium plus hatchabil-
ity premium paid. Also wanted to
purchase cockerls suitable for breed.
ing. For full details write Tweddle
Chick Hatcheries, Limited, Fergus,
Ontario.
FOR SALE--' '
60 acre farm fraIne house, hank
barn, olose to Highway, ,price 82000.
200 acre farm large barn, cement
decision until he met the family in
Whighain on Monday evening,
dune, a qualified child nurse, Was
a junior technician in electro -car,
dinooraphy in the Sheffield Royal
Infirmary. Pamela is a student
and teerluer of ballet' dancing. irat-
rrie. Trina. Ea'9 f'h:trlee, Cyril and
Clive are all of sehnol age. Peter
the baby, is tn•n and a half Years
of age.
Mr. Richard is load in his praise
of his new neighbors in Morris town-
ship. Just as he was beginning to
gl'nn- anxioes about winter fuel, a
wood bee was arranged by the neigh -
hers, and his aaxie*y was removed
to the tune of 40 cords.
('!ntt•Pil,derahle intereet was a,rona-
ed in the netchborhnnd by the ex-
ported arrival of eueh a largo faun-
ily. bunt the eremen of the edjolaing
farms had their plasm ,made Well in
advance and a wonderful reception
awaited the Riehards' et the end
of their long journey, As near
neighbors, the Richnrrle' have Air,
and Mrs. ,Joseph A11aa and family,
who came from fllasenw Scotland,
to settle on con, 4 earlier in the
year. The neighbors did not over-
look the children's love of Christ•
mss and a lovely Christmas tree;
provided by the Imre:" neighbor,
Jesse Wheeler, and decorated hY
the neighbors, adorns the living
roam. Fallowing thele arrival in
Wingliam, the Richards' were
transported to their new hone by
Cecil Wheeler. Tewie Wheeler, and
Richard Procter, In the near fir
tome the members of the 13ei00/e
Anglican Church will hold a show
er for the new arrivals,
NOTICE—
We have a•D4stant Chain Saw for
custom service. This saw has a twin
motor all/(1 develops 11 H.P. with
governor., just the thing for formers
cutting wood• orlogs, two melt goes
with same,
Geo, E. Pollard, awnse
• • • Phone 56-r-18
Writ, Murray, operator '
' "• Phone 18.1'14
"HELP WANTEL1--M,ALE"
AN OPPORTUNITY
Established Rural ,Watkins bigtdot•
available, If you; are aggressive, l'
and between the: ages Of 25 and 55—
have or can ' secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estab-
lished in a 'profitable business of
your own. • For full particulars write
today to The J. R. Watkins Company. �( Beatty Dealer -- Brussels
Dept. O -B-4, 2177 Mason St., Montreal„'
w'+ 9, c
loggemacworzeolamara
.roar- anon ,
Sttaeanmibiers Ordered by C.N.pT,
o „ pc; fan
11iplt die e1 tleetrie locomotives
• - '• ,nal Railways, The first road diesels
11, a to f' .11, ih ;• ran 0 Vc t lie,tvy duty freight
::o. i •a .1 I1g 4,14401 of ,.i) 111.014. nt handle 8I tutl•„t•ri Pnl[mnn lriine
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OSCAR TO C.N.R.—M. A. Metcalf, C.B.L., vice-president and execu-
tive assistant, Canadian National Railways, is shown, above, left, as
he received the bronze "Oscar of Industry” awarded to the C,N,R. by
the Financial World, New York for its annual report of 1946. The
report was judged to be the best in the Canadian transportation in-
dustry by a board of independent judges who surveyed 3600 annual
reports of North American business firms and establislunents. The
presentation, above, took place during a banquet held at New York,
recently, and was made by Weston Smith, right, vice-president of
Financial World.
WILLIAM T. SPENCE
Estate Conveyance
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSUARANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET -- — - ETHEL, ONT.
Washing Machines — Irons
Vacum Cleaners
Pump Jacks ' - Water Bowls
If in need of any of the above appliances
be sure and see
Ha A, FISCH
P
KEFFER' ;
MACHINE SHOP
tet
Acetylene and Electric.
Welding
Our shop is eduipped to K
First Class
Welding
And Lathe Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
.
Good Service Assured.
Agent for
Surge Milking Machines
Phone
G od Fc
A 11 ds of
Baiting
SOLD FN l RU AT
BAEKER BROS.
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EWc' Shop *was.