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THE BRUSSELS POST
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Phone 24
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Chesterlaine -- The loveliest of Fine. Wool
for dressmaking.
Heavy Coatings and Tweeds
Nylons Select Your Christmas .Require-
ment NOW supply limited,
- Brussels, Ont.
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Suggestions for the Cold Snap -
Ladies and Children's Wclal Hosiery
M _-ars Underwear, a good supply of
St anf elds and etc.
Jackets, Parl-•a.s, etc. for the whole family
We are 41owing a splendid stock of
Meal. Overcoats including; Cragimi or
Use the Christmas Lay-awayPlan,
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New D'lilrfi+E°."t'Pr':: Pa t+r, rn: c,
C r 's rrtf- Cie,. t7r P7! reflrr>ct your rlersonditV I
of (h- ,,piect•ion of Cir ,
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FOR INCREASED POULTRY PROFITS
FEED
MAS
ER LAYING MASH 20%
OR
RED HEAD EGG MASH 17.5%
WITH A NOON FEED OF
MASTER LAYING PELLETS
THESE FEEDS
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MASTER
BALANCED'.
FEEDS
for
W. CLASSES OF
POULTRY
FARDI ME STOCK
EOR SEARINGt
ANIMALS & DOGS
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BUILT ON THE GRAIN BASE
PRINCIPLE FOR MORE
EGGS PER BAG
OF FEED.
WE CARRY - OYSTER
SHELL GRIT.
MILL FEEDS,
SALT.
OUR SERVICE IS THE BEST.
YOUR
MASTER FEEDS
DEALER
IS
£ Cts Adams
Phone 99-r-4
Brussels
WHO KEEP'; RECORDS •• EVENTUALLY . BUY A 5T E R..
For Sale at
he BrusselsCreamery
Come m and see the new
Stainless :heel Beatty Washer
also White Encanrei Cream Sopurcator
Carrier,
Now is the time to install a Litt:r Carrier,
we n.r1 ire a few of these in stock now.
For Sale - No. 10 Massey -Harris tR"i tnl:lre
Spreader (prac<;cally new).
J.
Fischer
.Massey -Harris Sales and Service
Phone 55x Brussels
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WILLIAM T. SPENCE
Estate Conveyance
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSUARANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREF, i - -- ETHEL, ONT.
Morris Township Cotmcil
hieeting Nov, 1, 104`
The Council met in the Township I
Hall on dt abnr da.c with all the
members present extent C. R.
Cenee:s The Reeve presided.
re nOrn'es of the last meeting
w•tr. r..�1 and adopted en motion of
Sant 1le tit and Bail ie Parote
_ .)loved be BatlPe Parrott, second•
wUile_ in the minor series, juvenAe. Pd by Cam �leock that the Court
M. L. "Tory" Gregg Elected midget, bantam and peg' wee =row'' ed Revision be closed. thCarried.
President of W.O.A.A• will be formed. okreye *• by ire Peacock, seconded
M. L. "Tory"Gregg we= unanimos- Motions were placed on record It, Pelle ,. Parrott that the contract
ly re-elected president of the West- that the W.O.A.A. seek an aflliatier f = _t,;, {,r.} and second eon -
ern Ontario Athletic association Inc with the O.M.H,A, with a snecifi, 1ei, ,,.• .,1 ;,•1. d second
b,
his fifth term of office. Conven• territory and. boundary lite 10 i.ee *,:t Srthnr Rutter at $5.00 per
(ing in Wingham council chambers, ignated and in the O. H. A. ll`. hone. !:± ranter t• to ,- to sup per
upwards of 100 enthnsiasde sports- W. 0. A. A. will seek an affiliattee hie own he'nor.-Carried.
ern attended the an+tual fall meeting as a body. Players will be allowed Moved by win. Peacock. seconded
and election of officers, with repre• to be drawn from a 1:2 -mile red 'u by Bairns Parrot that a €rant 1
sentatives present from Walkerton, with the deadline for entries set ¢7e ria ha riser: to the Winghnm
Hors= Show. -Carried. Fordwtch. Gorrie, Londesboro, President "Tory" Gregg salicited
Moved. )y:earn Alenck sceestdd
"
Port Elgin, Chesley. Mount Forest, at Dec: 18.
Lneknow, Kincardine, Listowel, the full support of those present,
be r 5'!t ;';rr.h'..' that the road bills
Gnderleh, Tesewater, Brussels, Mild asking that all matters be threshed „••_,_.,,_j „y tit,. I the Superin•
may and Wingham, out at . the meeting, adding that „Tele,. ,,e p,;, _ Carried.
1945
the for the coming season create" ethre.i by n'm. Peacock. eecondet
Other officers elected for ice
strides would be nude to furiher by Sam Alcock that the meeting
president,
9 season were; first vice- sport in the smaller communities. adjourn to meet thatn on Dec. 15
president, Glenn Johnston, Gorrie: Speaking briefly at the meern` at 10 a.m. a -Carded.
second vice-president, "Butch"
Murphy. Chesney; secretary. Miss were John W. Hanna, M.P.P ; Ken- Tt,,, ,,•,norms aceonntG were paid:
neth MacMilan. Georgetown; Nor• •,,,,,..grit Adranee Times, ad -
Jean TervIt, Wingham; treasurer, man Locking, Port 'Elgin. ,•ee ei ........ ........... $ 2.15
ONITRACTiNG
EWAia , Heating and Plumbing
Wholesalers for Acme Pressure Systems
(deep or shallow well)
Clark Kr -Cooled 3 1-1.P• Gas Engines
Electric Motors, Grinders and Rollers
Electrical Appliances and Fiztures
DE LIWA DEALER -Mem, Separators, Speedway Water
HeMers and Accessories.
Full line of &en and shallow well Pressure Systems.
NfIcWhirterc Electric
PHONE 53X
Alfred Lockridge. Wing am, leg Reviewing the past ball season.
advisor, J. W. Bushfield; exeen• Fierier Werk -men. fox bounty
tive, Hugh Hawkins. Clinton; lite the following championships were A Jb
*rFr idea . fax bounty ,...
Bann, Brussels; Edward Mathe- declared: Intermediate "A"soft• jos. Hart, fox bounty ••••.......
son. Clifford; Jim Mc.learlane, ball, Chesley; Intermediate "R.•• Municipal World. supplies .••.
Chesley; Harry Doughty, Walker- Baden; Intermediate "(1." Des- Harvey Johnston, selecting
ton. boro; grand softball cluampieme, jurors
Organized in 1944-45, the WO Desboro: Girls' softball, class "A," ,7n pull). selecting jurors
A.A. has expended to such an ex- Brusesls; "B" class,- Mildmay; mid- Geo. Martin, selecting jurors
tent that during the past hockey get softball, Wingham, 3nvenile. George Radford. Russel drain
John Rutledge, fax bounty
season 84 teams competed in the Atwod; Intermediate
various classes.
Treasurer Alfred Lockridge gave
an encouraging financial report
showing receipts amounting to $2;
686.28, and a balance on hand of IN MEMORIAM Jas. R, Conitee, wood for
1,11,f51,822,94. FISCHER-In loving memory of a • John Lowe, spraying ..._.,..,,.
After considerable discussion dear husband and father, John Dun...,.
motions were made to sponsor the Fischer, who passed away one spraying
D- Duncan
(;,,ren Brewer,
ey. grantr, Wing -
ham hockey series; 7ntermedl- year ago Nov. 8th. ham Horse Show
ate 'A,' 'B,' 'C,' serted, 'A.' for to'vns Away in the beautiful city of God Harvey Johnston, expenses.
and villages over 1,000 nopvlation, By the valley of rest so fair, Court of 10.05
1"B' series under 1,000 but over 500. Some time, some day. wo know not Revision0. C. Martin, Clark
'0'series under 500. en this particu- Whoa
liar class 38 teams operated Last year We will meet our loved one there,
ball, Listowel; juvenile, junior ant McCaughey drain
midget, Goderich; bantam, Mild- Tile foe Rintonl drain
may; pee wee, Clinton. 11. 13. Elliott. relief acct,
Jack Wilson, relief account „
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6.00
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PEARS • WSPRO E
POULTRY - EGGS - FEED
ew Cold Storage L d e s
Each Locker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 80
Brussels, Ont.
4.00
4.00'
4.07
8,00
42Q 00
161,00
7.50
15.87
16.74
4fi 60
37.10
30.60
10.00
(!n 'A' and 'B' classifications. Junior
hockey will also be classed this year,
Mrs. John Fischer
and Family
EYES EXAMINED
at Listowel
J. A. MONAGHAN, R. O,
Graduate of Ontario College of Optornetry.
Office: Wallace St. - Hours: 8,30-6.00.
Evenings by Appointment.
Announcement:.
Flaming secured the dealership for The
Austin Cars and Trucks a cordial invitation
is extended to the public to call and see
them.
You have to ride in one to appreciate
their many fine qualities.
ONE NOW ON DISPLAY
MORE PROCURABLE AT ONCE
McNeil's Shell Service
Phone 77-r-6 Brussels, Ont.
Why Be A Slave To Junior?
"Don't let baby he a tyrant,"
warns noted author Evelyn Barkins.
Read how she maker her three
children behave without the advice
of psychology experts, Read ',Why
R,• A Slave to Junior?," in The
American Wekly, one of the throe
big magazines with this Sunday's
(Nevemher 141 ism, of Tletroit
Sunday Times.
Articles Por Sale -
Typewriters, Adding Machines;
Cash Ragsiters, Bought, Sold &
Repaired. Safes, opened, corn-
binations changed, used safes
bought.
IJ. W. Locking,
369 - 24th St. W.,
Phone 2096w Owen Sound
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BY RUBBING iN
quick retie.
!Ghat drying,
50 strong
Odor.
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Prep& d Fos The
,o/d gather
100 pair 70 x 90 ibex Flannelette Blankets
with blue and pink borders
$4.49 a pair.
60 x 90 King Cot Flannelette Blankets
pink and blue borders
$3.95 a pair.
36" Striped F iannelette 25c a yard.
15 patterns, better Cottons For Dresses
36' wide - regular 98c a yard
Special 69c a yard.
Good Sock Yarn - 2, 3 and 4 ply
large assortment of colours
$2.00 a pound
9 patterns Cotton Plaids
for shirts and dresses
79c a yard and up
54" Circular All Wool Jersey
(made in England)
good for children's dresses in red and green.
Special $2.98 a yard.
Children's Pure Wool Jumper Dresses
2 to 6 years - Special $2.98.
Boys Plaid Shirts - Sizes 8 to 14 years
$1.98 up.
Men's Lined Smocks sizes 38 to 46
$4.95
Knitting Yarns
in
Beehive, Monarch, P -K and Stanfields
good assortment. of shades.
THE ARCADE STORE
Store Wide Bargains for the Whole Family
Phone 61 - - Brussels, Ont.