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HEAR
14: GEORGE DREW
DISCUSS
"THE ADMINISTRATION OF
JUSTICE IN ONTARIO"
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QUEEN'S PARR -REPORT No. l
WINGHAM CKNX 920
FOR SALE—
" f � iss Tied Ads Barb -off barley grown from t'egis-
1 r• - timed seed.
WANTED—Phone 30-r-15 Wilf:ed ahortreed
A gtuti`r FOR SALE—
Plum to r-1:2
H. Thc'mpson A pair of lights eatable for
tractor, priced for closest sale.
1'OR SALE--• Apply at The Post,
3e0id pets• shear; !to b `
,i.'t. .., et A,
II
N,:70
o 151. FOR SALE—
Phone :i0•rg Th,,.. Pexrce t Beatty :fot Pnntp, deep wee Pros -
re sygten2, priced for quick sale.
Apply at
Phone 52x The Meltrhlrter Electric
FOR SALE—
I 12.•d '10V 01. swyrl.
Phone 1iIy'h 31-r-11
No: ,al
FOR SALE—
pril 9-8. i 8.15 p.m. ; .\ pair of ro,1u.:
Friday, shiner$.
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See Our New Wallpaper Samples
Srai `"yodern Designs in Playas, Diagonals,
and Bold 1(31' ars
Wide Range in Patterns and Prices.
Ary p sen interested in decorating
call 73-r-12 Brussels.
?F a dE0t10N ri
$13o y $820
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$450 t 1lyy1
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$61"
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St11 Whimty. April lath t•'' April
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c,• cors shat'penei and pot in
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The
Brussels Poat. T
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• WANTED—
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Raw Fnr=, highest p"'•rye Paid also
Red Foxes. Ship to Norman Greer,-
t 223 Grace St.. Toronto.
Here's beauty distinguished by smart
styling ...Guaranteed dependable
and priced for VALUE!
TERMS to suit your budget needs.
1'a Leach
— Brussels, Ont.
Jewelle,
ispoon,
I FOR SOLE -
1 babe carriage. 1 hic;lt chair, t hell
It> x 30 with mattress. 1 play pen
1 extension =ate. 1 toilet seat.
Phone 11O Mrs R. S. War'virl,
Fancy China and Dinnerware
We have a lovely assortment of Fancy
cups and saucers, also Dinnerware in 32,
66 and 96 piece sets. Come in and let nus
show you all our new patterns.
FOR SALE OF RENT --
100 acre farm int 1 0. ('oil. it Twp. or
(trey 311. m`1P0 from th" Village of
Finissets. Red brick hrnlse and good
well with wind mill on property.
Apply to Sirs, W. G. McFa.chern
1 Francis Street. Galt. Ont.
I --OR SALE-•
itarh•off Barley, grown frons
r••:astrred seed $1.75 per bushel;
lt,;n,•r oats 31.511 pet' bushel and
mixes grain 31.25 per bushel.
Plenie 4111•27, Gordon Knight
TEACHERS WANTEO—
tlr,'y Twp, 3r•11no1 hoard invite
applications to till vaeniieles in their
Minimum salary 51100
h .lila
fte expert-no..0ppl'eant-
Please star, rvl rhe t q Lillds fled;
.t1d sa1totty ttxpeottd.
\pply to Carl Hemingway,
Se,• Tlras., ill1'1 1
FOR SALE—
Hlectric motors rewound anti in
:aired, Expert workmanship. Moder
ste prices. New motors in stock.
Settger inauetrtce,
649 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ont.
FOR RENT-
1nD acre Furnt. lot 10. run, 10, Grey
Township, bank barn. stone stabling,
straw shed. and hen hoose, cement
silo. Water in both. Driving sited.
drilled we -Il, Spring, solid brick
house. frame kitchen and weedshed.
2 miles from church.
311ss Janet McNair,
R.R. 2, Brussels
WANTED—
Man for steady travel among con-
sumers in Brussels. Permanent cen-
neotion with large manutajturer
Only reliable hustler considered
Write Rawleith Dent. No. ML -J-152-
131, Montreal,
FOR SALE—
]. garden 'baxid scattier, all attach•
meats never been used. 1 new, three.
battle lawn mower, 50 feet good
garden hose, like new, reset, etc.,
1 good coal heater and pipes only in
use six months.
Phone 85x -r-4
FOR SALE—
One Perfection "oal 011 3•
burner, with oven, with n hack and
on leg's; in working order also one
slightly used hand washing machine
also ball bearing, gear's inclosad
wringer. reduction for quirk sale.
Phone 20-r-16 Mrs. G. Holt
RAWLEIGH'S
ANNIVERSARY MO!ITH--
April Sth, 59 years ago. W. T.
Raiwleith started out with only 6
prOI1Blets, we now have 130 different
Liner;.
if you wish to get our anniversary
bargains wait for your Rawleigll
'Dealer or phone 56:r-9,
Geo. Wesenberg
MEN WANTED -
625. to 1000, A WEEK I Your own
business! Nn hose, no timeclook,
independence! The leading line M
Dome Service Prod'Tota ! Fine city
nnrl rural territnt•iPS available. A
wehielP is needed for routes. Tf you
bare selling ability and a small
,.,pi.tal—write to -day fer 1'RN7F1 in-
formation -- FAMTT.10N 1500
Tlelorhnier, MONTREAL.
FOR SALE—
, Bray 01: 301 Pilil':s. Rn.we 3111P.
t0311'1'y. feed. rat yon off to a :;nod
start. Prompt shipment, Dayolds
also. Heavy cockerel chick.. ,.,;.
ports to the 1'.0. permit pullet chink
prire redtletiona to .nor Carn,dian
customers. Be sure you get now
Price list. Don't delay order. every
day counts.
Agent—W. Glenn !tray, T;th"l,
Phone 114-1,3
F!/,;R�z., \ UM0 m"."o' t 1 FOR SALE-•
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Phone 8'3-r-5 ..._.
Ethel
Repair Your Tractor ~'" any maize
Remember we Repair all Farm Equipment
Dominion Nobby Tires
()taco Farm Implements
Pedlar Barn Equipment
Book Your Oil Now for Spri
The Price h Right,
100 -acre farm on Highway,
buildings, bush, hydro.
40 -acre farm near village, 30
Ploughed.
Brick house in thriving village,
barn and hydro, pride $2,000.00
87 acre farm in a village, frame
house and barn.
J. 0. *Long,
Phone 84 Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont.
"HELP WANTED --MALE"
AN OPPORTUNITY-,
liistabllehed Rural Watkins District
available, It you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 65—
have Or can 50cltre travel outfit,
this ie your opportunity to get estab'
batted in a profitable heftiness of
your own. Pot full partionlare write
today to The 3, R. Watkins Company.
' Dopt. 0-B-4, 2177 Mason St., Montreal,
Bette.
good
acres
Wednesday, April 7th, 1943
.�..r:•"��.--iy+.F..-:deLelr.i.,'r�w4,rrYr-4,yi ."-0.i.
SLUE WALT.
The regular meel•me of the
Chinch
•r,
\\'.11.5, of Knox Pr�'sbytr t•(att h
was held Thursday afternoon et the
Monte of Mrs. Burns Moffatt, The
president, Sirs. J. 2. talion, condut"
,•d the meeting on the theme "Lord
of the 11111,1111 Hullo! Canada Vmtr
own." Mrs. 1.71dr2d Nichol re..ti
scripture nut the ti o i talitil te•fs
given by Mrs. T:tliot!. 't•,tn.r. :cod-
ing in pralyer included Mrs, Mof-
fatt and Mrs. Jorgensen.
Mrs, 1111000}' 1101 tsf,•t a:n.'
survey of the work 111.1,1 !, 11411g
tilt=mp1i:hed ill 1 ,11 °'d b, the
W.M.S. among the .1!rencli-spealtitig1'
Peoples teaching the 10:11:10 farm-
ing sari home nlakin;;• the work
Rev. Mr. Winchester anionic the
Chinese 111 M nttr•11. ril • t•kran-
hats 1n parts of the Canadian West
have accepted ChM sdlenity and
have become good citizens., Han -
gerbil's and Italians have shown
Interest: in the work or the rhnrch.
Readings were ei, y11 by Mrs.
Raymond Elliott and Mrs. Gordon
almul"ll. Mrs R, !''. (110-nie' con
dlirtrd a Bible quiz.
Personals; Mrs. finrt'1, Toronto.
with lir. and Mrs- Raymond El-
liott: Mrs. Orville :fortes. Luclt-
nan. w'th tun• tantit.'r. \01'4. 1,ncy
Stn13.11: Mrs. Mary Robe^toot with
her sister, Mrs. ,Toltn A. GedtlPs-
\1'in>;•itain, who receally suffered a
heart attach.
Yat u1, ; Uurl`t1? and Ivry 'l'ilnin p;ntl
1001'0 the only cnn•Pstaalts to the
annual oratorical mutest - from the
n:w•t^tie se toetl. n 1,r teacher, 01.
\Tuoney. and Mrs. J. A. llurde.t and
'Mrs. George Thomann acted as
Judges and chose Norma !Moffatt to
again uphold lite ivntors for the
school.
Harold Johnston will represent
I3rnwntnwn school. Morris, anti
1CenR1(411 ,10h11.st011, No. 1r, Morris,
These three young people were
contestants last year and Norma
vonthe silver trophy.
Personals; firs. Leland 0. ,lorgen-
se11 has had as guests her mother,
Mrs. Parke, of Wheaton, IIs., her
sister, Miss Martha Parke, night
supervisor at the Pr,el,y'torla'l
Mai in in Pith n:go and her brother -in..
lase, Prof. Windsor of Wheaton
1Tnvlrsi.ty, and his son and (laugh -
1c1: Mrs. Donald Street. Kitchener,
with 1101' 111031101', tilt's. M. 1.. Aitken;
Mrs. C"ecil Griffiths and A011, 13r4l111-
1011. 101311 her sister, Mrs, Charles
Bosnian; M. and Ms. John Jenkins,
Weikel -Ion. with Mr. ad Mrs. 13,
B. Jenkins; Mrs. I3art•y Attars,
\\'roxeler, with- her sister, Mrs.
Alex McCracken: Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Waddell and, family with
the former's parents at White-
church; Aire. Roy \Tann, Gertrude
and Connate with Mrs• Murray Wil-
son, Listowel.
ABOVE - Superflnish hon ng of
cylinder bores. Mirror -smooth finish
assures long wear.
CENTRE, ABOVE -Piston fitting is
mode accurate and easy when
cylinder bores have successfully
passed this "antsh.and•bore test",
using accurate electric indicator,
PREMISS/®# Eiifa/iVEER/NG
45'371RFSEXTR•41441 /ES FORMQ,l/
ABOVE - Superfinishing,
after precision grinding, all
crankshaft bearings to from
2 lo 4 millionths of an
inch -for smooth operation
and long wear,
Crankshaft, clutch and Fluid drive unit be ng talically
and dynamically balanced, using oscura a electronic
Indicators. Proper crankshaft balance en ores longer
engine life and smoother operation,
Shown above is one of the advanced automatic
machines which precision grind the contoursf the
camshaft to from 5 to 10 millionths of an Inch. Volve
opening Is Mus set within very close limits for most
efficient engine operation.
This special laboratory typo dynamometer is used for
periodic fatigue" tens of motor parts in operation
to make sure all parts meet engineering specifications.
Other production type dynamometers lost ALL engines
before anal O.K.
DEPENDABLE DODGE PERFORMANCE, CE, LONG ENGINE LIFE AND LOW UPKEEP
RESULT .FROM CAREFUL CHECKING OF EACH AND EVERY PART
D RECISION -BUILT DODGE ENGINES are one of
the chief reasons why Dodge automobiles have
established such an outstanding reputation for
DEPENDABILITY.
These powerful, dependable engines are produced
in Canada with the finest up-to-date machinery in a
vast, modern plant of the Chrysler Corporation of
Canada, Limited. Every operation is carefully per-
formed by Canadian craftsmen with years of engine -
building experience. Accurate checks are made
DODGE DE LUXE
DODGE SPECIAL DE LUXE
throughout the manufacturing process—raw materials
must meet rigid Dodge engineering standards . . .
specially trained inspectors, using the most up-to-date
inspection tools, make exhaustive checks after each
production line operation.
This fine CANADIAN workmanship, backed by
unexcelled engineering research, assures you of
continuing dependable Dodge performance, long
engine life and low upkeep,
DODGE CUSTO
WITH FLUiD DRIVE
1. I..I .I•, i► illll
CTURED IN CANADA BY ,,CANADIAN CRAFTSNiI
ALEX ANDERSON
PHONE 82
BRUSSELS