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JAMESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Robert lion: -sten of
Toronto, wets tveelc•tald ' i.hors w':.it
Mr, and Mrs. Ned Thompson,
Little Miss Barbara Aun Seip of
Streetsville, Is spending some tine
with her grandparents, Mr. andMrs,
Robert McDonald.
Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Willis,
Lula and Bill Willis, spent Sunday
with 1!r
t t and tits:. !Lu't'ry UCC'ml-
nell of 41intn, it being their sixth
wedding anniversary,
Mr. Ted Wilson of \Winghtun, spent
the week -end at the home o4 Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Bradshaw.
Ws welcome Mr, ani Mrs, Alvin
France to their new home,
THE BRUSSELS POST
Frit: SALE --
11131 (1t,1 •1 t'o.tell -- .tPpl: 1;,
n 1111,•,
FO'l SALE----
. „terr,m', lit,... ttt,w. _ pair
nt it hunts.
(1 10 1it47on::Id
FOR SALE—
I• 1,10 acre farms. frond it oil its .4. 1
utfl.•: wi•st of Myth on highway.
Il'hone Myth 10 -t• -r, Alfred Mardian
IFARMERS—
flu -e you bought your iiiut•rat for
your cattle, hogs and poultry? Ir
not try ltawleigh's .. .
Phone 59-r-9 or .see Gen. Weseubnrg
FOR SALE -
1996 Plymouth sedan, 19137 Ford
Sedan; 1920 Model A Ford Coach;
Model A 1000 front axle and wheels
and tires, tntl10ble for trailer
Phone 77-r-6
McNeIY's Semite Station
FOR SALE—
A Northern 1Olectrie battery model
radio, practically new,
.Apply Box 50, Brussels
o1' Phone 31
FOR SALE --
Majestic Elertrir Console Radio,
apply to BTt•s. Berl' Gudden, Ethel,
, Plume Brussels S5.r•-11.
[STRAYED—
, To lot 22, eon. 14. Grey, Hereford
ate^r, , nr marked. Owner may
have sa*rte by proving ownership
and paying expenses. Phone 43 -r -S
FOR SALE—
`„•w Singer Sewing '\Tachines
p+n•table and Cabinet ma -
'blues. Also treadle rimehines, For
i1)0:0011tinn Write Singer Service
Representative Bos 50, Rrusstls,
STRAYED -
7'n Int 7, con. 4, Grey, a heifer
:n•nnnrl 709 lbs., owner can have
same by paying expenses and 'prov-
ing; ownership,
Phone 51-r-fi Harvey Bryans
LOST—
about tit a T
\ eks
ago, a lady's black
1'fe.thee Svhaeffer fountain pen,
probably near the Post Printing
office 00 (9e Post office. Will the
fln(er please notify Mrs. W. S. Scott,
Brussels.
FOR SALE—
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
-d �— n ............ envelope with price list, Six
samples 25s, 24 samples, 131.00, Mail
! Order Dept. M-33 Nov -Rubber Co
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
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—and t�K�roCtl1
maintaining body growth, supply the vital
health factors and provide the necessary
egg -producing materials.
is built to do a fob of
ROE; FARMS MILLING CO. - ATWOOD, ONT,
aT ,
-that birds laying 40°6 require
6 to 61/2 lbs. of lend per month
and birds laying 70% mood 9
to 91.2 lbs, of ked pet month,
FOR SALE—
Oil lamp, odd kitchen chairs,
dishes of all hinds, 2 5 -rt, ice saws, t
two or three Wren's good overcoats
and many other articles. Proceeds to
be used for Christmas cheer for y
el:ildi•en, r
Prank ,hiller llrrssels Phone 77,t'-9, - e
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station on Friday or Saturday
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far limb? e1,,f broadcast,
PRO•Q^3ESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
hF-a �!; d • , ;qi•. 741 tt. x198
Federation News
By W. V. tiny
The first Annual Meetin4 of On.
tario Cream Producer;' wits held in
the King Edward Hotel. Toronto.
Wednesday, November 17th. The
meeting was well attend, (1 and It W.
Morrison, s
ti on r
See
rear - •,r,,.
5ran t
Y l •e
gitT . 9
Igood report of the pnrngress Of the
organization, Harry Gowdy, of
Wroxeter, was again 'levied repre-
sentntive for this district comprising
the counties of Perth and T-Ttn'nn.
Name Economist for
Federation of Agriculture.
Announcement is made front the
national office of the Canadian
Federation of Agr1PUI'ure in Ottawa,
of the appointment of Dr, 10, C. Hope,
well-known Canadian agricultural
economist, to the position of exon
moist for the Federat`on, Dr, Trope
has already assumed his ditties with !
he national farm organization.
Dr. Hope is hest known far his t
wm•k over a OOnsirlerahle period of
ears at the University of Sasknt- I
hewan in the field of a_rirnitnral 1
conomics and farm man ngemrnt_1
FTe is a native of 13rltisli Cnhnhia.
was brought up on hi father's farts
and farmed for foo' years with big
brother there. He was graduated
Print the University of I'ritish
Cohtmbia with the de;$t'Pe • of
Bachelor in Agricultural Science in
1924. Later he obtained a master's
degree and a doctor's degree from
Co'uel University in agrirttltnral
economics, farm management, far•n
Dile en and statistics n,,d land
economics. For a time ho lectured
at the Ontario Agricultural College
anti later went to the University of
Sasltatchowan, where be was pro-
fessr of agricultural e00nnn1Trs mid
farm management, and later headed
that faculty at the dntvcrsity. For
the pact fou' years he hag been
L'6OGIRS
Pflflfl911'9 flf EST YILV4QPL-AM
26 pc, Service
Cabinet Included
544 75
Imagine your table set with 1847
Rogan Bros Silverpiato • the
'doorplate winch hat been the choice
of Canada's Brides For over a
century. Better still •. see it to.
morrow , , , You will see expert
craftsmanship in every piece .• high
raised ornamentation, deep cut
designs found usually only in sterling
silver
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"The Store for Beautiful Gifts"
Jeweller
G. Leach
Brussels, Ont.
Mrs. Edward Cl -k
Successful Old Boys' Party There pa =....•,1 away ._;,1,1.111,•
Huron 01d P,nys' Association of
Toronto held a most successful At-
Ftntne at Casa Loma, Tuesday even-
ing, Nov. 10th. 250 0:d Boys and
their. friends attended.
Th 09rd room attracted 19 ta1les
of Bridge C Euchre players during
the early part Of the evening.
Prizes were drawn and presented by
Itr. 1. ,T. B. Duncan, and prize
winners included: Mrs. •Athole :ttc-
Qnarrie. Mr. R, V, Brooks. Bliss
Fiorenee Lddlaw, Miss ilea Free-
man and Mrs. Tiny Oke.
Popular shots thro,t ch nil' the
evening, were the Ball Room 'inti the 'I
adjoining Great 1Ta11 whirl is cone
the on] I, of iter stn iu 1,0'. 1!r.
Melvin Hamilton. SI9 , nn„ i; y
(Minnie R. I3' ath 1 9 lor,•d wire „
the late lOdward Olaf:.
Her death n•:1) ra11s01 Or nn :.
severe heart attack on Tr .ea
d, v n
t t d
z
passed away nu Tue,., Nov. 15. Tlie
ceased Id as in .her ,15th year. She ,
was born in Alma Tnwn-`tti) in ISSO plb , w, ora: heath,
nem• Trntrbrid P Sh tc,, united t; 'r \Y111i:,msnn, '•1'11,. Ziegler,
m 01.00,agu in 191 ;, hdward Alt,. rt Clark. Alfred 5'.,hnstua and
;clerk of On, y. She int 1 two dau'a-h- Chas. McKay.
tars, :Mary. flied 10 year; r_„ 0111
atrvirin- : tNel;it 1 11r, vi 1 r. 1.1 1iii Danby,
,Ilantiltim and one g10101:,11 \v tyt:r. .tames Clark. Neil 1!ianvil:e: Alvin
also your brothers. .To9t:, Listowel, McIlroy.
e•
Lon. Elie': ha'1
lo, .1T:r•It''0 01 Jim
of Galt.
heti' fr.•ii ii:,r lit resi-
dence on Saturday af'ern.,00 at 1:30
followed by public service in the-'
Listowel United Mies•anary Church
at 2:46. Mr. Clarene, Hallman
sang, 'Beyond The Sun:;t :.' Rey.
IC
t
K. Broadway ,'u e
nduet d the funeral.
Interment in Fairview cemetery.
tnrtably furnished as z lounge,
Members anti frien,is wen. Innen
tintere»ted in th,• registration desk
I which included not only distrix;
registration hpokier s mit also
fcaturml a photograph of the
Summer Pistils and the M -'Laren I
Trophy, symbolic of the .lssnri1Hon'I
Rnr•ln•e ChanipionsblI
Tmr•lty Spot Dance anti Feature
rn•i'' whiners of the ,•raring lnelud-
eri Mr. and Mrs Morrison, Mrs. Gen.
israel and ITt'. Robt. 1tnegenzie.
Lucky draw winners were. 1tr, 14.
Reed, R..5. P. Dnnron. John Sn11kp1d.
Mrs. Stanfnrth, ,Tim Kenny. 'Barbara
FTarismn, Tien Meranley,-Kay, Covell,
]ifs. S. Carriers and Mrs. Robt, Mac.Tienzie.
The evening was notable for its
genial and friendly atmosphere and
members 'consider it signifirttnt that
ninny guests and friends have Mai.
rated that they are already looking
forward to the next At-Hnme,
Former Brussels e• District resi-
dents who attended, inr'uded Altre
Pringle, Mr. snrl Mrs, P. B. Gardiner,
Miss Vera Cm'diner, 11', Lorne
Lorne Pringle, Margaret MacDonald,
May McLanchlin, Edith MOLmtchiin,
ITt: Athol MoQuarrie, MIFF lava .5.
Bryntts, Mr. and tiara, Wes. Me-
Cutrheon, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. J.
D, tcroft. r. and BTfa, Arthur Bewley,
Dr and Mrs. Tdoytl (frost. Mabel A.
Zimmer, lir, and Mrs, neo Thomson,
1l•. and Birs R. P,Zimmer.
TENDERS FOR WIRING—
Tenders will be received until
november 1, 1948 for installing
electric wiring in S.S. No, 12 Morris
Township. Plans and specifications
may be obtained from Ralph Shaw,
1l1uevale, Secretary Morris School
Area,
•
FOR SALE—
Electric motors rewound and re
oalred. Expert workmanship. Moder•
ate prices. New motors in stock,
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario, Street,
Stratford, Ont.
FOR SALE -
100 acre farm near city, good
buildings. also near village; 100
acme farm, hydro, good buildings,
Snood location: 100 acre farm, good
building's near school; 100 acre
farm good buildings near village;
A gond house 111 village of Brussels,
immediate' possession,
7, C. Long.'
Rent T7steto Broker,
BrttsseTs, Ont.
FOR SALE— '^
T have listed 4 houses in the
Village Of Brussels, These aro good
buys and immediate Possession can
be given.
100 -acre farm, real goad buildings,
gond farm, hydro, imem(liate Nissen,
5lnn.
100 -acre farm, real good buildings,
good looation, hydro. This is a reel
good farm. Immediate possession,
70 -acre farm, 'i little from SIigh.
way, price $3200,00,
P,Thone 94 3.
0.
Long,
Real testate Braker
'Brttsesis, Ont.
economist at the headquarters of
the Progresisve-Coatsertatly, party
at Ottawa. He owns and operates 0
farm near Ottawa
Federation to Present
Prices Brief.
On invitation from the federal gnv.
0rum0BI' prices commission. the
Canadine red:ration of ,\grieuiture
will present a brief to the solo.
mission during Darenth„r on 1110
price :lunation Winn particular
reference to the field of farming,
EE YOUR OWN BOSS!---
Plistrihnte Ono ',250 Protlirts: Toilet
.Articles, Medieinea, Ttixtreats,
Si:fees. Floor Wax, Inse0tIOMO1,
Form Products, splendid asol'tmont
of Gift Boxes, Oto dealers make
substantial profits, k customer in
each home? Fo• Catalogue and de.
tails, Write to PAMTIS.. 1600
belnrafntier street, Montreal, P.R.
uta ,Otvz1•L%; IA/ `%avo w
e * d A e 0 o
11re. '4V. 1°ort•,r rlau'ratc,rs Shelia
and Pamela and 1I,. and Mrs. C.
T nrhO ww O wank end visitors tit
Toronto,
o 0 at
Mea. G. Btrinn0' 1t atop STi»:1 '
iri muse 9ToNanl'htnn 01•' fishing In
Toronto,
1' 0 tt
MIFF l vclyn .VII nn10gh910. Brant.
ford, spent the week end at her hmnc
her. Mrs. D. R. Cnnnhtgttam re:
turned to Brnnttord with 1101' daagh•
tum and will spend the winter there.
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wite DURO
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Y higher profits from your had. That's what
Bgomng water—where and when you aced
'yea road EXTRA PROFITS . , , IN -
ARID PRODUCTION , .. ILEDUCBD
owls.
Duro Pumps . , built for fame operatics
Ell all year needs in bun , , , poultry
boos , . • hotne . , , Txovid0 sure fire protection
for all your buildings, INSTALL MB BEST
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Fixtures and Fittings
It's easy to improve daily living with simple
BMCO remodelling in kitchen , , , bathroom
...laundry. See as today and learn how you
am add to daily ceaafctt , . , safeguard your
family's health , , , easily , , , with real
8(0000)9' ... enjoy a modem Inane.
$112.00 F.O.R.
London, 00,104a
H. J. GIBSON
Phone 83xor-4. Brussels
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