HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-10-13, Page 4Would your business
need to be
wound up .. IF?
Many businesses are wound up because
when the owner or owners die there
isn't enough ready cash for the family
or partners to carry on.
This calarnity is caused by lack of
adequate Business Insurance. Had the
owner or owners purchased Business
Insurance the premiums could easily
have been paid without financial
strain.
If you own a business and don't want
to see it sacrificed after you are gone,
why not ask us to send a specially
trained Confederation Life Represen-
tative to discuss the matter with you.
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BEFORE YOU INSURE, CONSULT—
Confederation
ONSIILT—
Con f eder ion Life
Association
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO
aacsa
J. C. LONG;:, Representative, Brussels
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THE BRUSSELS T`f3ST
NS SI Fe TO 17.17
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ll f:l4i: .',&O fbs. eao',i.y
P 100 lbs, for aei:nitioaal
AT YOUR FARM
L.'`b 9p) t'%; L ,OBte2dt
Bi uSscis 72 — Ingersoll 2
OBITUARY Styles and 11. Willl:,ttt-on, all of
Toronto; E. F. and Airs. Margaret
Lowry of Dundas and Mr and Mrs.
Fred Scarlett, Seaford.
John McGill
John McGill pass,d away ate
Saturday night. October 2nd at his
home in Morris Township after a
,'.'ne:thy Illness. Hotu in West
Waw nosh Township 60 years nem
He came to this district in 1004.
Ile was married at Wroxeter to 1914
to Cora Williamson who survives
him. He was a member of the
Anglican Church. He was always
:, kind and thoughtful neighbour
always ready to help when in need.
He had been a member for tw, my
y. trs and a Director for five
\' :a•.c.
Fut: ral was held from his home
'I'n,•=day, Oct. 5th at. 2:90 with
1,111111 at Brandon C onetery.
Pallbearers were Howard Willem-
* *
THANKSGIVING VISITORS
a - .. r a v ,. „
li; 1; t o <tpt
:u,•ul 'F aulcsgivIng
ILobert Thomson.
11r. :011 Mrs \\'. ci. .11,'11cw,41 chid
Ito ir Ow! .Hos. Jeal - v l Ann:' of
'1'nr,nnn, .,rut. 9'h:ndt,-".lelmr: ufth
)fig-
11..11a4 [iu.-: Lruhrt ",:
Mr. 11111 Ila::a. ;Ci• 'it,••+,." ,et".t
Thanliag,Iving at the homy •;f Mrs
t'b,.'.,ece
lir and Airs. ,i A 1 .i... „t.
1,awl
Cameron and children of Toronto
spout the Creek end wit.i 'Mrs,
Itallantyne.
Vii .•rs with lir. :non Mrs. llrilt
Manning over Pheit'f t. fiord
day w, re lit. awl 11•
Shohbroilt and rluir1,-s „i' Hull. it
and ll' -as Laura .\I:tlntie,., Int•. ,nnl
Ars. L. E. Ro/e11 of l' itchertc•r t,ud
firs. Checseboro. of \menta. Pen..
t".S.A,
W"'1St'.
ith Aire.
AUCTION SALE
House and Household Effects
Queensbury Street, Brussels, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16th
Sale commences at 1.30 P.M.
Chesterfield suite Radio
3 beds, springs and mattresses
Cupboard Extension table
Rocking chair an d4 odd chair.;
6 leather bottom chairs
Large leather chair
Window table 3 end tables
Dresser Toilet stand
Rag mats Rugs
2 sits children's rocking horses
Canning sealers Baby carriage
on, Robert Yuill, Joseph Allan, Cooping utensils ironing board
Coal -oil stove
Cecil Wheeler. William McMurray 1 110 -Volt Electric Weldor and Carbon
Flower.hearers. Frani. Little.
and Joseph YArc Attachment
es.
.Tessa Wheeler, Rae Crawford, Dick Acetylene Welder and rutting Torch
Procter, Wm. Stubbs, Carl Procter. Large Emery Stand
Friends from a distaucr were Air. Counter Shafts and Pulleys
M. Williamson, Mr. and .Mrs. \.i TERMS CASH
1 House and 3 Lots, to be sold
Subject to a Reserve Bid.
Terms made known day &f sale.
jjj HALBERT KEFFER, Prop.
LEWIS ROLAND, Auctioneer
You choose the bank which suits you best.
Your freedom of choice keeps the spur of competitieil
always working to give you better and
better banking service.
Canadian banks, like other private concerns,
compete for your business. They strive to
excel one another in helpfulness and efficiency—in
satisfying your requests for information or
advice—in meeting the growing, changing fi uanc
needs of the community.
SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK
0
ACT's Joan ITcltlnald, Ports, nn"tt
Thanksgiving at her hone hero.
P,': ret'it and MTh's. Young- and
Susan, Sebringvitb, were nu•:te
with S. and Sirs, Da 114“11 to' 1 the
week -end.
1\Irs, Nelson Freethy and s,nh
'Perry, Brantford, with '.Air. and Mrs,
Wm. McNair and othar. Brussels
frlends.
.lir. and airs. 0. Whitfield an'l
daughter, St. Catharines with vela•
tit'es,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Grewar and sons
:pent the holiday weep end 10
Niagara Falls.
Dr, W. A. Spence and Mfrs, Spence
Toronto, with Mr. and lt.'s. D. A
Rano,
Mrs. E. 'Arcata and chlblree, 'Pcr•
onto. with her mother, Mr•. 3. FI
Gabraith,
Thanksgiving visitors ,vide XIV
1111 lir,. .Toa Rowland were :\tr. and
Mrs. .Too. Ryan of Hcnnittm: Mr. and
.firs. Wm, Rowland and flamt,Ter nt
Witne:hatn; lir. and Sirs. 11. Hymn's
and family of Listowel. They also
call, d on lir, and 1H'°. Cleo. Davidson
and family. Mrs. Ryan, niece nt
.lies. J. Rnw1<n1 is rccen'lr r,nt front
Cardiff. Wales and this ". . tin ?list
time they nlet,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock & Implements
at Lot 19, Con, 14, McKillop T'wp,
11/4 miles south and 11/2 East of
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
DATE ANNOUNCED LATOR
50 head of Cattle Crain Hay
20 cord of Dry Wod
5 set of Sloop Sleighs
Cabin Trailer with cellt'nt5, etc, etc
Everything listed will be sold,
WATCH FOR BiLLS
JACK THYNNE
FOR SALE—
A 'quantity of dry
long. suitable for
Walton on stove.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29th at 1 P.M, Dan McKinnon
HORSES
Clv' ' train S and 0 vrs. old
Ing 3200 lbs,
CATTLY1
3 Durham cows due in March .
heifers riling 2 yrs. old
1 steer rising 2 yrs. old
1 yearling sten r 3 spring calves
PIGS
4 York pies 70 lbs,
HARNESS
1 set brass mounted breeching
'harness
Number of horse collars
IMPLEMENTS
Massey -Harris binder
I_ l0Cormit'k 11111wer. R ft. tot
Spring tooth cultivator
Soucy rake
Seed drill .
Diamond harrows Wanting plow
Riding plow Rubber 'ire buggY
international manure snr'adcr
het sleighs, flat rack Farm wagons
Hay rack .:•ravel box
Scnffler Fanning mill
2 piano boxes Fray fork
Whiffletrees Neckyokes
Logging Chains
McCormick Deering cream separator:
like now
FARM -75 acre farm, frame house,
bank barn, 6 acres of goad hardwood
bush, well drained, good water
supply, all in hay and pasture. Sold
subject to reserved bid. '
CHATTELS CASH
MRS. REBECCA J. DENNIS, Prop
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk
weigh-
'T,r Y'"IALE
Thnnitsgivtng visitors included:
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Sharpe and
daughter Jean, Toronto, _wish Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Elliott, Mrs,
W. 11. McKinney and other rela-
tives; Mr., and Mrs, t•Tai'old Holmes,
Toronto, with Andrew Holmes •and
Miss Jessie Holmes; Mr. and Mos.
Douglas L, Tait and two daughters,
London, with Mr, and Mrs. F. R,
Meliinnep; Miss Norma McMinn,
Toronto, and Jack McMinn, of the
Radar School at Clinton, with their
sisters, Mrs. Arnold 'billow, and Mr,
Lillow; Miste Thiene 14lcitinney,
• London, witit her mother Mrs, W.
H. McKinney; Miss Florence Fow•
ler at Seaforth and son WVildom with
relatives in Detroit; bit's. R, T.
Ctar'niss with Mrs. Oho.rios (farniss
and Mrs. Helen Scott at Seaforth,
etm 'hunks 12"
furnace of box
Phone 24-r-12.
N'ednoshay, fiefol„ r 1'1th. 1'13
When the day comes for you
to ease up, will you be de-
pendent on others—or will
you enjoy freedom from
worry on a CANADIAN
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forward and say") Will."
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® Your Annuity cannot be seized udder
any law. You cannot lose your
money even if your payments fall.
into arrears.
® Anyone, from, 5 to 85, is eligible..'
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DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
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Repair Your Tractor — any make
Repair all kis. 's of Farm Equipment
Pedlar Barad Equipment
Dominion Tires
Otaco Farm implements
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P.?Of'ts
Ethel
The extreme seriousness of the power shortage
makes it essential that every means be used to
relieve this critical situation.
If you have steam -driven or standby generating
equipment of any kind that is not at present in full-
time use, which could be utilized to augment the
Commission's available resources, please wire us
collect, giving full particulars.
The gravity of the situation can not be over em-
phasized. Your co-operation in this respect is vital
if the present high level of production is to be
maintained.
CHAIRMAN,
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION
OF ,ONTARIO
WIRE NOW
Address all cormunicatlons'to'the
Power Ca•ordlnalor,
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