HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1949-2-16, Page 4FOR INCREASED POULTRY PROFITS
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MASTER LAYING MASH 20%
OR
RED HEAD EGG .MASH 1L5%
WITH A NOON FEED OF
MASTER LAYING PELLETS
AVOID
PLACE YOUR
DISSAPPOINTMENT THIS SPRING
CHICK ORDER WITH
YOUR LOCAL HATCHERY
OW.
THEY ARE GOOD CHICKS
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Library Kokes GREY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL 1
i Oversixty chaldron enjoyed tate I Meeting 1„19 Pele , 1"4e
i story hoar last week and the motion i minutes or` lust uteethl1 were
Pictures .shown by Mr. 1'19,11 ins, This I adopted as read. The return of the
Saturday, Feb. 19, Miss 'at" /AV' 1948 Assesnlent Roll Wfla accepted
IDonald will be in charge, se, be sure land tee assesnlent as contained in
and come again promptly cit 4. the said roll was adopted ag the
o'clock. All children from 4 to Slases5mellt on Which the 1049 taxes
1 Years are welcome, i will be levied and By taw No. 8, 1949
! '' __� ceas tinaltY passed.
New Rebekah Lodge 4 At the Court of Revision the
Formed At Hensall following adjustments�6ece made
On Friday arternoon. Feb, 11. iu tie $400,00 i
Lacer, O 9,r, Hall, flensall, AMber Con. 9, reduced
Rebekah 'Lodge 349 was instituted. John Iitalcely, Lot 9. Con. 00.00
!Tim tnstit.a'tion was inducted by Mrs. 14, reduced
llttnlaleac. assembly 11reeldent and Twp. of Grey, Lot 24, Con.
hiss V. Pearce. assembly secretary, 10 reduced 700.00 13y' -lett' No. 0, 1949 was passed
1 Mrs. L Baeelder, D,D.P., of Go0er.cll,
acting as vi0e-presicleut, Mrs. 0. ;regulating the time for Making the
Dunbar. Brussels as 'V1ce•Grand anti l assessment. The roll to be returned
' 111raleessley of Godericll, Chaelnrn. Iby August 31st, 1949,
et the close of the afternoon session) The Engineer's report on the
supper was served to the guests in McNair Drain -a'as prvtsiona11Y adopt -
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ed and e Olerk instructed to have
the Iiensall hotel.
The evening session was opened the By -Laws printed and served,
to the
Iby Reroute Lodge of Clinton wnc A Grant of $100.00 was 9,91518Society and i
conferred the degree on a large 01955 East Huron Aglioultural
of candidates. The installation of t11reabsitiogalac5al 1000 Y0 tto assist in
officers was conducted by
Mrs.Baeeltler, D.D.P. of Goeericll and her A p,rant of 510,00 was Meade to The
staff, Both ceremonies were Yore Huron Crop Improvement Maeda,
impressive. tion.
Those who 'attended 1r0111 Brussels .A. Grant of 550.00 was made to the
were Mrs. C. Dunbar, Mrs. W. Moncrieff Skating Club.
Williamson, Mrs. G. R. Campbell and A Grant of $15.00 was made to
Alm R. Gemmell.
oach of the following libraries, Cran-
brook, Moncrief, Walton and Moles-
worth.
By-law No. 2, 1949 providing for
$75,000,00 Expenditure on Roads was
finally passed.
All approved accounts were Order.
ed paid and the_ meeting adjourned
till March 5bh or at the call of the
Reeve.
The follnwimg accounts were 'laid;
-., •ss n Roads l 320 00
Wesley Searle Men. Drains S52,
OR SALE— Grants
150 — 8 week old Rock x Hamp,, Telephones 72 66
Pullets. Ethel 2.85
Phone 66x1'2, Relief 63.20
FOR SALE— —
Old Age Applications 10.00
Tam Hog 15 months old. Price 545. Registrations. B. M. & D. 7.25..
Cecil Raynard, R. 11, 2 Bluevale. Refund Dog Tax 2.00
Phone 39-r-11 Brussels, Foal for oilflce 27.Oi
—.---- Pox Bounty 270.06
FOR SALE—
J. H, 2 EAR, Clerk
WE CARRY — OYSTER
SHELL GRIT.
MILL FEEDS.
SALT.
OUR SERVICE OUR THE BEST.
MASTER FEEDS
DEALER
IS
OiassiTied Ads
A quantity FOR SALE— ___._�--.---------
ntit of Carrots.
Frank 95111er Phone 77-r,5,
FOR SALE— ._-.--
1 Beatty coal brooder stove. used
three months.
W 1 S 1 Phone 18-r-4.
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F. F..Hornuth FOR SALE— -
Eleetrlt' meters reviewed and re
Registered paired, Expert workmanship. Moder,
Optsate prices, New motors in stock.
teaser Industries,
le,'entern er ) 3O,, leteitc31 Met • '49 Ontario, Street,
�Eye ea
5tiree 118 oaf• Aston. strett'or, Ant,
THE CANADIAN ARMY—"INSURANCE FOR PEACE"
Wines of the Airborne!
The red beret, the proud wings of the paratrooper are
world famous. His is one of the many interesting and
exciting jobs in the new Canadian Airniy Active Force.
The new Army gives you every chance for self-
improvement and advancement. There is unlimited
opportunity for promotion—if you have what it takes.
You. can become a paratrooper and enjoy the thrill
and excitement of the newest Branch of the Canadian
Arany.
This is your opportunity to join men who are starting
a career with a future—if you meet these require-
men.ts:—good physical condition ... 17 to 25 years of
age .:. veterans with airborne experience will betaken
up to 30 . . pass the Army's entry requirements.
There is extra pay for parachute service.
If you would like to win your wings,
write or visit your local recruiting office.
today. Bring your certificates of age and
education with you.
No. 5 Personnel Depot, Xing Street west, KINGSTON, Ont.
no. 5 Personnel Depot, Charley Park, Douglas Drive, TORONTO, Ont.
No. 7 Personnel Depot, Woleely Rorrocke, lnleeholh Street, 'LONDON, Ont. c410;o
v3ffk <; r3;xsy
Great Dane Pups, tan and black,
purebred, $25.00 each.
Sol Shannon, R. R. 1 Seaforth.
FOR SALE -
190 Sussex x Rock Pullets, 190
Rock Pullets, 400 Rock Cockerels,
all 11 weeks old.
Phone 40-r-9.
Duncan' McDonald, R. R. 1 Ethel,
FOR SALE—
Bray Hatchery is ready for what
you need in pullets, cockerels, start-
ed or dayolds. Mixed, For immediate
or later delivery. Let's quote prices,
save your time, agent Wm. Glen
Bray, Ethel, Ont.
HONEY FOR SALE—
We still have choice Amber One
granulated Honey which is a blend of
clover, golden rod and bucltwbeat.
has the same food value as Clover
honey but at a very reasonable Price,
8 lb. pails $1.355;. 4 1b pails 70c.
Lloyd Wheeler , Phone 21-r-8
FOR SALE—
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with Price list. Six
samples 25s, 24 -samples, $1,00, Mali
Order Dept, 95-95 NovRubber Co
.Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
3LUEVALE
Mrs. Stanley Darling was the
hostess on Thursday afternoon for
the meeting of the Women's Institute
nnith an attendance off nearly 40
ladies, The president, Mrs. Carl
Johnston, conducted the meeting.
Among the items of bustnc,ts was
the revtised rates ,under a. hospitals•
zation plan. The president express-
ed her thanks to all who assisted
in any way toward the success of
the play recently sponsored by the
W.I. Tele treasurer relortect Over
$100 in the treasury of weieh
575 was voted to help reduce the
debt ,on the community hall. The
roll call was answered. by a quote -
tion or poem by a Canadian Duet.
Pauline Tohneton. II. Isobel Graham
and Col. John McCrea were among
these named.
Miss elaa•y Duff, in her charas•
teristic manner, introducer) the
guest speaker, Mrs, Detleal cf
Wtngliam, who spoke en tilt' Pleb•
Distribute, on Part Time or Full
Time basis, aur 250 pre/blots: Toilet.
Ivies, Vitamins, Extracts, Spices,
Baking Powder, Cakes, Doughnuts,
Glass, Silver, Furniture and Shoe
Polishes, etc. Each Individual n
customer. Excellent opportunity to
test your business abilities, Write
for FREE details and catalogue--
FAMILEX, 1600 Delorlmier, Mont-
real.
FOR SALE —
2 real good houses for sale 111
village of Brnssels. Immediate pos-
session, A number of good farms.
I have also some good bashieva
places for sale.
J. C. Long,
Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont
TENDERS FOR WOOD—.Tenders for supplying wood to the
ec111001s of Morris Township School
Area will be received until February
28 by the secretary, All Need to he
maple er beech. body wood, ant 12
hlebes long, and delivered and pllnd
before Jmne 15. The following
amounts are retiuired:- No. 8, 12
cords; No. 6, 10 cords; No. ti, 20
cords; No. 7, 15 cords; .No. S, 12
cords; No. 9, 15 cords; No, 10, 12
cords No, 11, 10 coeds; No, 12, 10
cords, Also one cord of cedar for
each, s'Clteal, 'Otte lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted,
R, S. SHAW, 5sorettlt'y,
Bluevate, Ont.,
Wednesday, Febreal'Y 9,010, 1949
it's shied
f
bet
Row much you borrow, how much you save
...how much you put in, how much you take
out. • . that's your business. Your right to keep
your private affairs private is a cherished
principle of Canadian banking:
EXT time you are in your bank, notice
how many people keep their cheques face
dawn ... just like you ... while they make
out their deposit slips. Noticehow they close
their passbooks before handing them in—
and get them back closed too.
Canadian bank service is recognized by
everyone as confidential. E -very employee,
when he came into the service of your
bank, took a so,lemn declaration of secrecy.
Your relationship with your basila is the
most vitally confidential business relation-
ship you have.
Contrast this Canadian way with conditions in
lands where freedom is denied—where every
-bank is a political tool, every banker a public
official working for the State! State monopoly of
bat.'.dn i1 proposed by socialists here, woiligl open
your banking transactions to political intrusion.
5P t`D N.n a>e I? C. F
'ince -'tele. with eleven e»rt time
agents, either with a 110enr,c or in
the process of getting one. 11 your
insurance expires in the,n3.a1' future
contact your township, t!1• County
Secretary for further information.
A special meeting of the County
executive was had 011 Monday,
February 14111., to make plans far our
iota of `Poetry." She spoke of dif- Annual Field Day to be held in
ferent kinds of poetry, meter 131111 G.oderich this year• The tentativerhyme, the lyric, Ballad and sin- ,late. set is June 15th,
net. '811e road severalpnams of her The milk organizations of the
011111 Composition.. Mrs. Norman 1 county held a joint meeting in
Clinton recently, wltll representa-
tion from. Gederieb Whole Milk,
Cheese Prodncers, Concentrated
Milk and County Cream Producers,
being present.
Do you know that when yen htY
a pound of margarine you are 1)11yfug
20%11 water?
Wlty is it that eheeso sells et .320
a. pouted at Blyth Cheese factory and
the consumer is asked to pay •490
a pound in. Clinton?
A., C. McKinnon of Victol'y Mine,
'Toronto, and graduate of 0.A.0 , is
giving a s'11ort talk on soil c011ser've-
tion, and crop rotation, at each
lite of Honey fortes, a. Poor Weleb enrolling showing on the County Film
boy who became 11 professor at ..eirceilt, from new until Marcie 'lilt
Glasgow University, .\dao 011 these p1•0 r0111mes a.re 91,118
Personals: Mrs. Stanley Darlingof apee7i 7 interest to farmers. Pian
wtbh her mother, Mrs. George? New' to see them and tear Mr, Mac1t1Pnon.
n9,an, Harrisi;on; Mrs. Nellie. Ltliow Thirty forums reported for the `
with Mrs. J. M, L 11101111, sr„ 8tre evening of January 0t t, when 41
lord; Mr, and Mrs, Alex McCrackenn formes discussed msritetime methods,
attended 'bhe funeral of Mrs, Mary Twin 'Schools ronin, Stanley Town-
,7ano McCracken at Listowel; Cly ship, spoke for most of them be
B, Moffatt, Ingersoli, with hip stating "We as a forum are ;really
brother, Burns, and paler rola, in favour of organised marketing
tires; Mr, and Mrs. W. N. Mc, either co-operatively, or 19y Pro•
'.Taggart and son Scott, Godericlr, clucey's Marketing Sohomes,
' 111 t Mr, end Mrs. Roy T3irvey; Rest assured fanners are not
Mr, and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson anti going to allow a repent of the
family, Donnybrook, with Me. env "hungry thirties" willingly. They
Ml's, George Thornton, believe Na Margaret Batoman's y
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statement "There is more than
Keating, a Past ae0ret0l', -t1'eesurer
of the West Huron district, was
a gnlest at the meeting. Lunch was
served by the hostess, aesiseed by
Mrs. Raymond I3111ott and Mrs.
B11:1.110 Moffatt..
Fleming John ton Presided at the
meeting of the Y,P,U, Smithey even-
'l&g, and Miss Shirley Burden was
ptano accompanist, Miss Wilda
I3recltonrid'ge head the minutes and
announced a Valentine box social for
nt;et Friday night, Mr, Johnston
read the scripture lesson and e I
poem; and Mrs. Charles, efft er
took ler. her topic the story of the
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Heaving been appointed ars agent for the
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
I hereby solicit your business our rates are--
$2.00 per $1000.0.0 or
20 cents per $100.00.
Compare these rates " with your present
insurance and call Selwyn Balzer
.if3russel s, Phone 43-r-10.
Also agent for the Hartford Wind Insur-
ance Co., your business will be appreciated.
ed�eration News enough. for everyone in the World,
By W. V. Roy lent everyone doesn't get it. Bi. Fstekufe'ii Santee.Tour County Federation is now in 00880 of this, 811°°8 Ore Pals. C r
and Finen
the Co-operative Automobile Intum Because of this, there .all be peace," flown
Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs
-- REPAIRED and RECOVERED ---
Also Rebuild Mattresses
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FREE PICK-UP AND ,DELIVERY
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Stratford Upholstering Co.
43 Br uwkk Street 3tratforok OM.
Enquire at —
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