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The Women's Institute held their
September meeting. at tite home of
Mrs. Stan, Wilson, This wan the
grandmothers' meeting c nd there
were a number of graudntnthers
Present, The preeident., Mrs.
Wardlaw was in cher;e of the meet-
ing which was opened by singln,
the Institute Osie and repealing the
Institute Creed, Tile minutes were
read and nem rot ed. The Roll was
called answered by flambee my
grandmother's favorite pasetIme by
song. Mrs, E. Bowes then gave the
motto, subject—Put von shn±itrler
to the wheel rather than your hack
to the wall. Mrs. Jas. Pe'trson had
charge of the Topic, "Old fashioned
and modern grandmothers." There
WAS en a xhihit of antiques. oldtlnie-
relics and handiwork which was very
interesting. Plans were discussed
for the Family elite and committees
appointed. The lnaetine closed by
singing (led Sale the Kine, A one
of tea and cookie+ were then served
and a -o. ;al hour seen:.
FOR SALE—
Electric motors rewound and re•
leered, Expert workmanship. Molar
ate prices. New motors In stook.
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario, Street,
Stratford, Ont
AGENTS—
Door to door Salesmen wanted to
establish a business of thelr own
with our 280 Guarreeei Household
Neresseles. Splenelle territories
variant in your district - Unlimited
poseib'lities for the antbitiane person
—Never a dull season. 1Seperlence
not essential but a ear if you eelect
e rural territory—Very 'ittle capital
n. eded BRST opportunity of start•
ing a business of your O • -- Write
for FREE details and CATALOGUE
to FAMTLTIX, 1600 Deiorhticr—MON.
TREAL,
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"Western On &eines 1`;I48e6 •
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SUlRG!'.:.r AMA n °aRS
DedRY MAID
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Heaters
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J. B . }i iggins, , ;s11-orth
Service Dealer — Phone 138 Seafor`ch
GEORGE POLLARD
REPRESNTATItee .. RRIJ$SELS,
FOR SAI,E—
Ripe and green inmate,
Garf. MacDonald Phone 24-r-6.
FOR SALE-
A quantity of A-1 mangolds.
Peter Stewart, Brussels
FOR SALE— —
House and 3 lata, Apply to
Phone 64-r-7 Halbert I{effer
WANTED—
Girl for Office Work,
Apply to Brussels Creamery.
FOR SALE- _
Kitchen Range cheap.
Telep1Len, 21.
FOR SALE—
110 Rork and Ratnn pnll••ts, 11art-
ed to lay.
Phone 43-r-10 Selwyn Baker
FOR SALE—
Medium size coal end wood heater
and pipes all nearly new, Reasonable,
Apply H. V. I{ernev
FOR SALE—
About 80 yearling White Leghorn
Hens.
Phone 83-r-7 ,Jim Pestell
WA NTE D-
61200.00 on first mortgage on good
property. Any person interested
apply to Box 50 The Brussels Post
FOR SALE -
2 Red Spring valves,
Phone 15-r-5 .To Holmes
R.R. 4, Brussels
NEW SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric portable and cabinet also
Treadle machines, For particulars
write Box 50 The Brussels Post.
FOR SALE—
Tiardwood slabs end softwood
slabs aloe some 12 -inch dry hard-
wood.
Jas. Stevenson P'ir,ne 51-r-17.
WANTED EVERY WEEK— -
500 pigs, any size, Phone 33,
Lietowel or write P.O. Box 61,
Listowel.
LOST—
I A collie dog. mouse colour, long
Itail with white tip answers to The
name "Tip" with a 1057 mg No, 300,
Phone 40-r-17 Chas_ Denner
WANTED—
Store property, buy or rent. Re-
liable concern,
Apply Garnett,
Box 50, The Bruss•'ts Post,
FOR SALE -
25 eons, 2 miles fron, County Road
41e, miles from Ethel or Brussels,
new barn, new garage, good well and
hydro, and a fair hoose,
Apple at The Post.
FOR SALE—
I Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpald in plain, sealed
envelope with price liat. Six
samples 25s, 24 samples, 21,00, Mail
Order Dept. M-39 Nov -Rubber Co
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
PULLETS FOR SALE -
250 Leghorn a Rocks, ready to lay;
500 New Hamp. x Rocke, 31A menthe
aid: 506' Now Hantp, x Reeks, 2
months old; 600 New Hemp, x Rock
Cockerels,
Phone 43x Frank Mitchell
M611 St, Brussels
TIME TABLE U IANGF.
5;:F it etive
Ij SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 26th
1948
Full Information fro ire
Agents,
CANA1) AN NAOT1OeiAl„
RAILWAYS.
AUCTION SAt.IT
IMPLF,MENTS AND 1.1JeiGi:rt
Lot 20, C^n. 14, Gem/ Twp
MONDAY, OCTOwFR 4t'•;
Sale commences at ' p "a
Now, model '1 ,John D. e;•,•
with hydraulic lift
`11!r111g tooth r•tlit!Valor for sae
tractor
llcCnrmicl:-De 'x1110 le rut power
r
seed drill a•lr11 fert exec
0' d attaetlnlent, new
Deering horse mower
7-81. meaner
8-81, double disc
10 -ft, hay rake
840, hay rake
5 -section diamond harrow
3 -section diamond harrow
Robber •tire wagon 6.50 .c 16 tires
with 16 -ft, rack
Wagon on steel
Grain blower with pipes
Set heavy breeching tenon ]larnees
About 12 cords cedar w0ne
Floetrir fence rime/duo
About 1600 fe t Imnber, pine and
henllocic
F01100 etalres and peels. fpnets suit-
able for in a stabler
Whitlows, sash, eavetrmrehlne
Writer trrntgh Grhuletnn
011 drum Oalc barrel Tien
Steck ani ponIlry feneiee
1dnrll piping Sn:'or k
1\'dlecl harem :?n: barren
Tann sprayer Ston,' beet
Flat Peek with e', izh
Set eealee, 2000 11,
Kitchen stove, ,geed baker
Box stove
2 real nil stoves with oven,
Parlor cooly etore with feeder
good shape
Kroehler chesterfield elute
Coleman gasoline iron
Aladdin lamp Flanging lamp
Wooden heel Tables
Lawn mower Seth- treads
No Reesrve as Farm is cold.
TERMS CASH
JOHN McNAIR, Prop,
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctloneer
R. J. BOWMAN, Cashier
ROBT. PATRICK, Clerk
driers,
'rales
ettle•
In
FOR SALE -
190 -Acro farm since to school,
200 -acre farm rid ("minty Road, good
hnillccinge and good bosh,
100 -acre farm close to Highway with
goad buildings also gook location.
Also farm build',1ge to be s01d,
Good Drivesh.ed, House, Hitchen and
Woedthe4L
Picone 34
.T. C. Long.
Real Estate Broker,
Breeeele, Ont,
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71 9Tr'R!AT 1✓:r
The service in Knox P,esbyterinn
Church 110re m Sunnily merithlO was
conducted by the minister, Rev. Le.
tenet C, Jorgensen, Next Sunday
there will be a emmmmioit Ferrier.
Tt will begin et 11;00 a.m. Stand
and Time ,
Personals: lir. and Mrs Rnesell
Spiers, Min ?ion. Man. Mr. and
Mrs, Blain Spiers, Sarnia, Nrr. and
Mrs, Oly Moffatt. Ineerse'1, lir.
and Mrs, pilmer Sherntan. Mr, end
11405. Humphrey, Kingsville, Mr.
and Mrs. James Young Helen and
Jim, and Vernon Higigus, 'reroute, •
a.nd Mrs, Robert Mltehell, Wingham,
with Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Higgins;
Mr, end Mrs, Albert Cardiff 5113
Widmer Smith, Brussels, with Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Smith; Mr. and Mrs,
,Tack Lillow, Stratford, with Mrs.
relines; Ails Tris Dennison,'Water-
loo, with her cousin, Mrs. Roy
Setell's, and R eye Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Agar visited their daughter,
Mrs. Charles (Lein) Hayev, mid
baby daughter at the Clinton hos-
pital,
The new firm of Donald Robertson
and Archie Parker has taken over
the creamery, It was purchased
from George T. Thomson who had
successfully operated a creamery,
egg -grading, poultry department
and a cold storage plant for 17
years. Mr, end Mrs. Thnmsor. in
tend to continee residing here as
1VTr. Thomson hal a farm and other
interests.
Mr, and Mrs, Archie Parker and
daughter have moved their }Mae -
hold effeots into the dwelling re-
cently occupied by (Tv, end Mrs.
Arnold tiller, Mr, and Mrs. ill -
10w have moved to their now home
recently purchased from. Mrs. Au-
drey Rolph.
Persnnals: ;leek Church lute re.
turned to Toronto, whore ho will
continue his ghillies al the nniver-
sity. Tie has been employed at
the creamery here dttrtn; thc hell -
day months; Mr. and Atre. D011000
Aikenhend Mid Mise 510rence Env -
ler, 200fo0th, with Mrs. Gerniss
and Miss Olive ioott,
AUCTION ';r'.1.F
Faem Str t -tel
$(4, HAS i,' � - n. 1, Morris Twe.
One miles West of Jamestown
WEDNeerieee SEPTEMBER 29
Sale eenee eeee et 1 P.M. Snarp
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.r ,.td dor• in ,Tan.
1r nM, due 11L
11 ' 11
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eel dee in
' veer ••,id
11 d h Bees. •' Vprir old
e year old
hel, r, 1 rear old
r:. 1 veer old
!' efer'. 1a month" old
10 months old
r tae' Selena pelves
The.:'•• enttlr inn.tly all Hereford
ernes.
P702
1 ^nn- with liar,• of 1a
1 ''.t- witti ldi for ill R (featly to
wenn)
1 cow due Nor. let
POTrT.TRY
n 9iie o TTemn pellote
1 S•ral,right hentmne
IMPLEMENTS
M. -TT, seed drill
'11.71. mnwet• 6 ff.
Steel land roller
Team corn ernffler
W""nn Hay reek
Get shoo sleiehe with rack
Clr eepi bee Crown eau^ p,nneh
Wa1l:ine pinng1i Tel -.de - felem-
F�' newel• rllnnors
01'0101 0, pnrator
Ci'hee1 harrow 4
(-Wenn gas 'melee 11. TIT,.
Sip pan and 7' her':eto end epilee
Fannin? mill
5 01rs. shovels. etc !
Mane artleles'', m1'n'rnns to
menden.
HAT AND GRAVY
In tons of hay
Qnaniety of Max nor:
1 acre cnrn in s1.,ok
TERMS CASH
Positively No Re;,":e as the Farm
is Sold.
JAS. H. VANCAMP. Prop.
FRANK KEMP, Auctioneer
CLEARNG AUCTION SALE
Farm Stock and Implements
N 1.2 Lot 5. Con. 8, M,.rrls Twp.
11 miles North of Blyth, and
114 utiles East
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th
at 1e.:30 Share
CATTLE
Red Durham Cow, 2nd Bali, due
Oct. 10th
Red Durham r'nw. due Doc, 29th
3 Durham Cows supposed 10 be in
calf, to freshen early in Spring
Durham heifer, hr',l Sept. llth
Registered Sh ±rthorn Rur. Culvert
bre, d, 3-year•old
4 Durham Heifers rau;;tu„ frim 600
Winn lbs,
9 itt.•or: ran:-ing fano 5100 to 1200 lbs.
11 Spring eaives
PTGS
17 pigs 2 months old
1 pnrehred sow
POULTRY
65 Leghorn year-old heas
250 Legborn pullets, VA months old
4 range shelters, one nearly new
IMPLEMENTS
McCormick Deering Binder 7 fL out,
perfect condition
Massey -Harris manure spreader,
nearly new
Massey -Harris oil bath, 6 ft. mower,
nearly new
Massey -Harris, 14 -plate disc, new
McCormick -Deering hay loader, near
ly new
leivCormiCk-Devrtng, 11 disc fertilizer
drill, nearly new
Beatty Electric grain grinder prao
tloelly new
le H. P, EIectric motor
Portland cutter
Chatham fanning mill
Sap pan, new, pails and apflea
Self feeder pig hopper
Sling rope and chains
Whitftetrees, sningies and other
articles.
GRAIN
Quantity of mixed grain
About 3 tons of second clot Alfalfa
hey
Potatoes
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
3 -piece Walnut dining room suite,
good as new
Kitchen table and ohalve
Couch
Ron bed and springs
TERMS CASH
TORRANCE DUNDAS--Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON—Auctioneer
E. P. OHESNEV—Clark
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