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with shorter butts. Be Haire to
read George Dixon': entertaining
Listowel, Ont. a±ocund or oils 1liltitoa; niyelr'ry, In
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are taking orders for
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Our 1947 quota received was 91 cars
and trucks, 51 tractors
We hope 1948 to better this quota.
Don't pay too much for used Cars, Trucks
or Tractors
Watch our Ads.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MOSEY
We carry
THE LARGES GENUINE FORD PART
STOCK IN WESTERN ONTARIO
Your local Ford, Monarch and
Ford Tractor Dealer
Phone - 161
Listowel, Ont.
FOR SALE
1945 Ford Truck, 176 inch wheel base
acrdrack complete
F ord Ferguson Tractor on rubber
and plow
"Service With A Smile"
Lo W. JACKSON MOTORS Limited
Listowel -- Ontario
Listen to CKNX ten o'clock news
Monday to Friday • • • •
"Well, That' El H e shing lou," a
feature in l/lotot•iel Review, maga.
'slate of humor, tini11,0, cantons
Toll mood reparl s and sltrprIRPS,
With this Sunday's (February SI
iootuo of The Detroit Sundya Times.
Claes hiAds
NOT ICE-
Pnre bred registered Porkshlie
hog for service or would sell.
'Phone 55-r-10 Lorne Stevens
FOR -SALE -
.
1 black U'lycle mare rising 3 yrs.
15 chunks of pigs; '1 sow with 2 pigs
also 5 dread of yearling cattle; 1 cow
'due 15111 of Feb.
Phone 44-r-19 Arthn+- Rut.tan
FOR SALE-
Model A Ford cha,s:is, wheels and
tires,
! '28 Chrysler conpo,
j '30 Fordson tractor.
i Phone 77-r-6 McNeilre Garage
WANTED-
' Tenders for grave digging at
Cranbrook cemetery. Apply on or
before Feb. 14 la secretary -treasurer,
Jahn J. Schnook,
R.R. 3, Brussels, Ont,
Sec.-Treas. Crambrnok Cemetery Brd.
FOR SALE -
The right chicks at the night time
Inc,the good markets assured poultry
keeper's. As agents for Bray chicks
we suggest you size up your needs
'and order now, for immediate 0
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stack no;+ Implements
will he rend at
Lot 22, Con. 11, Grey Township
one and one-half mile east of
Cranbrook
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 1948
at 1 o'clock .h•trp
HORSES
1 Clyde Hot', e II years Old 1500 IIs
work doable oe thiel••
1 (Myth' 1141.1'1 10 yrs. Old 15(.0 1114,
work double or single
CATTLE
1 I7ereford cow 5 /1' old, dee June 7
1 part jersey cow r yrs. old,rhr"Mar 1
1 Ayotsitite caw 0 jt . +1111 da» Jule -9
1 Durham heifer '1 yr= o1,1 i1tr• June
1 Durham belfar 1 , r. ,,1,1 der June 23
1 Hereford heifer 2 yr. old due
June 10
1 red Durham row s yr•+. 0111 freak.
calf at foot
1 Jersey raw 6 yr- (1111. fresh, calf
at foot
PIGS
1 sow bred 2 weeks
12 ohnttics
ial T'L1131L1NT
1 walking plow 77 Fleury
1 Crown gang plow
2 sulky riding plows
1 soupier
1 dump rake
1 Dane hay loader
1 Deering mower 6 -ft. cut
1 13 -hoe disc seed drill, Cnckshntt
3 section diamond harrows
1 Deering binder 611e. out
1 manure spreader in good repair
1 good farm wagon with hay rack
1 MOLa,le1111n dubber tire buggy
1 Clinton fanning mill
1 hay fork and 130 ft, rope
1 set bench sleighs
1 sat double harness
1 set new lines, double
1 set htavy breeching
1 Renfrew crease separator
leiter delivery, dayolds or started- 1 Daisy churn
Wm. Bray, Ethel 2 80.11). tnillc eons
' ATTENTION LADIES-
! Marls Foundation Garments one-
' piece girdles and bras: Our repre-
setntatiive will be at the New
.American Hotel, Brussels, Thnixdsy,
February 12th from 9 a.m, until G
0.m. Appointments can be made
'by ,phoning Brussels 14 or 2 . Sold
'en stoney hack guarantee, Price
range $4.45 to $21.10.
I WANTED -
Man for steady travel among con-
sumers in Brussels. Permanent con-
nection with large manutaaturer
Only reliable hustler considered.
Write Rawleigh Dent. No. ML -J-152-
I
131, Montreal.
iteitieee DIAMONDS
FREE
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WEDDING RINGS
Eaqulsliel6 haat
awed Ia 1411
1010
Set THE ATTEPbDAIWA
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W . G. Leach - jeweller
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 cockeris suitable for breed.
ing. For full details write Tweddle
Chick Hatcheries, Limited, Fergus,
Ontario.
FOR SALE-
100-aore farm ea
buildings, bush, hyd
40 -acre farm near
ploughed.
Brick house in
Highway, good
re.
village, 30 acres
thriving village,
balm and hydro, price $2,100.01
37 acre farm in a village, frame
house and barn.
J. C. Long,
]Leal Estate Broker,
Phone 84
1 cream can
1 strainer and pails
1 cross cut saw
1 cow leader
2 steel pig troughs
1 wooden pig hough
1 water trough,
1 wheel harrow
1 roll barb wire, new
4 sacks fertilizer
1 -sack 0attie salt
1 extension table
1 hanging lamp
2 team neck yokes
1 set donblctrees, heavy
I1 set doubletrees, Light
Forks, shovels and numerous other
articles
1 Good 1va.t1h and cattle dog
I No Reserve es farm is Rented.
TERMS CASH
IHAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
CLARENCE ELLACOTT, Prop.
I''EL(IR..AVE
Mr. Albert Bacon Is a patient in
the Winch= General Hospital,
suffering front blood poisoning.
Farm Fortran
73he Sixth Line Farm Forum met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor with an attendance of twenty.
eight.
it wos deckled that no farmer
should sacrifice his health just to
pay the mortgage, but modern eon-
vwldenres sllmnk1 he installed wher-
ever and whenever pessibl0. Any
thing that helps: to lighten the
physical labour on a farm should not
Brussels, Ont. J
be 1"onsidered a lnxurv,
•lively games, were enjoyed and
I telegrams written. Lunch brought
"HELP WANTED -MALE"
AN OPPORTUNITY-.
Established Rural Watkins Distract
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- The annual mectiner 01 the 131•
llshed In a Profitable business of graver School T'ah• was hold with tics
your own. For full particulars write president R. H. CaOltes presiding
today to The T. R. Watkins Company.
Dept. 0-13.4, 2177 Mason St, Montreal,
Qua.
an enjoyable evening to a close. She
next Sleeting will he held at the
home of Mr„ Tommy '(110ans011 with
Mr, Melvin Taylor as Recreational
leader.
WANTED -
Grey twp. School Board will re-
ceive tenders for the following
amounts of hand body wood deliver- fair in September.
ed to the different oeh,lnls by Angost Tyle Kopper, n farmer president,
1st, 1947. Tenders will be received tank charge of the elective of 0l'•
until Feb. 18th. The Board prefers flcers, who are as fellows: pretai-
to bay locally if passible. dent., Lawrence Taylor; vice -pros•
S.S. No. 1,, 0 card 14 -inch wood dents, 11..7, MBolt;
cMurray, Les11n
No. 3, 8 cord 14 -]moil wood
seer etary4reasnrer, Stewart Free -
tor; auditors, Mrs. J. VCickstead
Mrs. Lyle Hopper. Directors were
also appoitned,
ri. wars dreided In ask .T TT. Kin-
keacl, 331011 MI of se7,1on1s, and a
committee or teachers to prepare
a supplement of school work to be
sent to the teachers as soon as
Possible. it was doeided that. (3(0 -
aid Nelson. be asked to arrange
Por n speaker for fair day. A com-
mittee twat appointed to secure do-
nations and special priaes. Beef'
caif jhdging and weed -naming
over a well -attended session. The
secrettll'y reported tint there were
2,102 entries at the 1047 fair, an
e+11 -time record, The Financial
statement showed a 1)alanee of $92.-
68,
92:68, it was decided to hold a mu-
sical festival t11is spring, and a
No. 4, 16 cord 14 -Inch wood
No. 5, 15 cord 20dneh weed
No. 6, 16 cord 14 -inch wood
No. 7, 12 cord 144ncii wood
No. 8, 10 cord 14 -Inch wood
No. 9, 10 cord 14 -inch wood
No, 10, 10 cord 14-3neh wood
No. 11, 14 cord 14 -inch wood
UOS No. 4, 12 cord 12dnctt woad
USO. No. 12, 10 cord 14 -inch wood
.T, Carl Hemingway,
Sec.-Troaa.,
R,li, 3, Brussels
rn uroggtgte,
ing
T1s `about
tity?
IS IT STiLL NECESSARY TO SAVE ELECTRICITY?
Yes. Not nearly enough saving is yet being made, especially in the
home. Result, for some time past several large industries have had their
power supply cut off for lengthy periods in the 24 hours.
IS IT NECESSARY TO SAVE ONLY AT CERTAIN (HOURS?
No, it is vital to save at ALL hours. While electricity cannot be stored,
water that generates it can be stored. The water storage for the AP,
Hydro plants in the Niagara area is provided by the Great Lakes. Thig
assures a continuous flow of water sufficient to enable these plants t�
go all out 24 hours a day -still there is not enough power. In 48 other
Hydro generating stations throughout Ontario the water supply must
be very closely guarded -if too much electricity is demanded one day,
the next day's power supply must suffer. This condition is aggravated
by the abnormally low rain fall last Autumn.
MUST HOMES O ALL THE SAVING?
Not by any means. ALL consumers must play their full part. Modified
rationing has to some extent reduced the consumption of electricity
in stores and by other commercial consumers, but still greater voluntary
savings are urgently needed.
HOW CAN I SAVE M RE ELECTRICITY?
Don't leave lights burning in unoccupied offices. Turn idling motors
off. Use range elements as short a time as possible. Turn off verandah
and all other lights when not needed. Use electrically heated water
sparingly. Do not use electric heaters or grates.
Avoid All W• ste - SAVE ELECTRICITY!
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO -
competitions will be held this 1' a r,
A meeting of directors will be held
at an early date to revise the prize
list and plan for the 1941 fair,
The following committee was
named to take charge of the music
festival, which may he held In
Wingham this year: C. R. ('01111 s
(convener), Miss Wailit Mrs, C.
Wade, Mrs. R. J. aic,Kcnzie, Mrs.
L. Wil htnlan, airs, \'anion. :tire.
Leslie Bolt, Earl Anderson. 30,
Grasby, R. J. DlrMurray.
The following are the dtreelnts'
.Morris No. 1. Albert Nesbitt, Mrs,
T. Dundas; No. a, Tvan meArter,
Mrs. 05. Clarke: No .4. Tont :]Tiller, 1
11Trs. L. Nichol; No. s. Ertl Ander-
son. Mrs'.. R. Proem,- ,- N o. (i .0.
Black, Mrs. J. Bowman; No. 7,
M. Mothers, 31rs. 1.. ,i. McMurray
No, 9, Ralph Shaw, Mrs, c'. Rouoh.
No. 9. Clarence Muttn, Mrs. A.
3(0Call; No, 10, Alex Shaw, Mrs,
William Peacock; N. 11, W. R.
Shold3eP, Mrs, Pies, liaehwrll; Nrl.
12, R. -Griffith, Mrs. R. GrWith ;
Wawanosh and Morris 1'. No.
Walter Oster, Mrs. E. Caldwell;
U. No. 17, Abner Nethery, Mrs, J.
Anderson; East Wawanosh No. 1>,
J. F. McCallum, Mrs. J. McBurney.
No. 9, Phil Dawson, Mrs, W. Po -
cook; No. 11, Henry Pattiso1, Mts.
FOR SALE -
Electric -motors rewound Hud re
attired. Expert workmanship. Moder•
tt,a prices. New motors in stock.
Bettger Inoustrlrs,
669 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont.
F. F, Ho.anutfit
Regosoered
Optometrist
"Western Gmtario'a Mose
Modern Eye Serntesa"
''hone 118. l'Ilar riato12
KE.FFER'',
MACHINE SHOP
fall
Acetylene and Electric
Welding
Our shop is euuipped to do
First Cass
Welding
And Lathe Work
Yule' Patronage 3oticitul.
Good Service Assured.
Agent for
Sturge Milking 1Nalchinen
L. 1i'ightnlon; No. 13, Lewis Cook;
Mrs. S. Cook; East and West Wa-
wanosh No. 7, Albert Bieman, Mrs.
Clarence Chantney; ITo. '1, Ho'war'd
Campbell, Mrs. Earl Wighttnem,t
No. 16, John. Lockhart, Mrs. T.
Jardine; East Wawanosh and Hui
lett No. 13, 'Wilmer Howatt, Mrs. -
C. Falconer. - -
Is Your Sulscri r tion
Paid. for 1948?
Rene w 1t o
$L50 per year
The russets Post
Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs
- REPAIRED and RECOVERED -
Also Rebuild Mattresses
FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY
n a, c
Stratford U holstering Co.
43 B.rmrawack Street Sit afford, Owl,
Enquire at - A. RANN
A. RAN N
Fonr'seita-o and Funeral Service.
Phone 36 or 88 --
Brussels, Chic1
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