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for sound healthy chicks that will live and giuw
feed them a sonncl clean Chick Starter. Master
Chick Starter is ?,ranular ground - not too coarse
not too fine - and it is appetizing too. Remember
it is the results that corn t : —
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We carry a full line of
Master Feeds and
Concentrates - Mill Feeds
salt, shell, grit and MI.
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sliatie,.
tho atter
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Aorved to all b‘ the la,li,, sf 1 lir
,•11trelt.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mann spant a
t• s r,ith Cr Viels in Brantford.
11,• 11,,M. of
Mr. Frank Harrison wero Mr, and
Gill and Jimmy, and Mr
end Mrs. Louis iisrrlAou of cluelph.
Miss Muriel Mann of Brantford
.;pent the week end at her home here.
The weekly Farm Forum was hold
nt the ItInvs. of
Mr. and Mrs. W, Stevenson with a
geed crowd present.
Mr, awl Nlvs, Marl: 11ay sited
,,,•ea the weekend in Brat,tford with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Flood.
The ladies of line:: rnit,-d Church
met at the home of Mrs. Orval TIarri-
n ,u? Wednesday for their W.M.S.
meeting with an attendance of 15.
Mrs. Leonard Machan presided over
the meeting and opened with the
"Thy R'ing.dem (0.1 Th,,,igh
th, Work of the Chlreli" The scrim
•ure lesson was read from. Psalm 145
by Mrs. Blighten Peri, and Mrs.
F. F. flormatia
'''''',PliabsiNsrEz Ore:Kr-m.o. got;
li-Ploitem Eye 6treserS'
ns,
r.,q7,1t.td tine r,
::131.red. Expert workman,ship. Moder
ate pric.?s. New motors In stock. ..
Settsur inthIstrisa,
649 Ontario, Street,
Stratford, Ont.
THE BRUSSELS POST
MNV akaell Se vice
Phone 77-r-6 Brussels, Ont.
Agent for Austin Cars and Trucks
Always a car in stack.
Expert repair service to all makes of
Cars, Trucks and Tractors.
Shell 011 Products.
Guta Percha Tires.
Also Used Cars.
BUSINFSS CA
DS
Mark Battik, had elvap• ll 1111,
1 cull was
taken. bolng allsw‘. red by th. tam,
of a prophet. Prayer 1.11, offered by
Mrs. Ken Ludington. MN. Mr.
Taggart had charge of th" took
which was takenfrona chapter flv of
the study book, "Mission Press in
chengtn, West Clhina."
The Women's Assoriation also bold
a short meeting, 13usines4 was discus.
sod and the meeting cies (twin the
benediction.
This week's farm forum 1101 Ft 1101d
at •the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mac
McIntosh with an attendance or IR.
"Food takes a ride,"—a discussion 011
WEIS the topic.
..on of ..09t.
the transportation
The group decided that facilities
for the and transportation
of food products could be improv.
rd. Cattle could be deborned. with
better loading facilities at the
farm and certain fools such as
apples, milk., could be carefully
Packed and stored.
The next farm form will be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Bremner on Feb, 28,
Cle..s0TFed Ads
')R SALE-
-4-01ms pigs.
Ph nue 42-1,S
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'A'ANTED-
.\ Gander.
Phone 24-1.12
' FOR SALE—
,\ barn 22x52, also building lot.
Mrs. D. Denman
FOR SALE -
A quantity of aluminum and 8(5,1 e..................),...,, i ,..._,..__ ,,-___L..d,,,,,.:.;;,,,,.......,...,.,....._.......
Wm. Blake
Dan McKinnon
Phan, i8 -r-2
'V 'Id .1 ••••
NVeditestbly. F1ic . 1, 1', AP
Youth On Horseback
Catches Fish On Farm
When a horse he was riding broke
through the ice covering a ditch
running through his tather's farm in
North hicKillop, Laverne Hoegv
noticed something moving In tbe
water.
As he watched, a sevendnch sucker
'lb -Plied itself out of the water onto
the ice.
He carried the ash home and plat-
ed it in the water trough, where it
is still swimming about.
ULTRY
"014' HOGS
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Ethel
Produce
Phone 22-r-,10
Ethel, Ont.
telf et*skui,;-, eikeitie ) f(,t'IrC;03
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The social welfare meeting of the
Belgrave Women's Institute was
hold at the' home of Mrs. Altdor.
son with a large attendance. The
president, Mrs. Ster art Prot ter,
opened the moet 1118. t rear.11 rer's
report show, d a 1)8181109 ‘,1' :00111` $43,
Mrs. .Tolin Coulter was elected to the
distrirt nominating committee: and
a, motion was carried to pay the
district fees.
Mrs. W. J. Moores, sect., I 11)11 fart
conveu .r. gave a health talk. ('11 118
of the n, w herlth ProY' all) t hat
will cost the federal Goverianent
sno,ann,ono, Mrs. Edgar NVI;.hi. In 00
AS M.C. presented a radio program
called "What's You Boor"
end women. were introduced 00d
ip,,,entod th-ir commaints. One
O n ed the C.D.C. to present good
music each morning; another
roofling,".
,Toe Hamilton
arilm 410.111,01•1601.
Cr A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Williarn St. 'Phone 4. Brussels, Ont.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge lor Use of Funeral Home,
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer,
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSEI
Tr.ssday and Saturday all day - Offict open every
Phone 20-z Successor to E. D. Bell
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KIN,101
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
none Office 96
Brussel, Ont.
Harold Jackson
ECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALO
For information, etc., write or phone Harold Jackson
PHONE 18-r-661 SEAFORTH, ONT.
Make arrangements at THE Brussels Poat or
R. 3. Hetheringto, K. C., Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. A. Rann & Co.
M•••••11.11.R.1.1414:•••-,1.0ft. -
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
aNYVIS
PHONE 38 or 85
— BRUSSELS, ONT,
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
3A111SFACTION GUARANTEED — PRICES REASONABLE
For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Pose and trav
vrffl be looked after Immediately
For 'simulation etc., write or phone Lew. Rowland
Or write to R. R. 3 Walton.
FOR SALE -
Phone 71x -r-2
A Poll-Augus Bull, serviceable' age, •,
also 2 -wheel trailer.
Sam Ovington phone 01118
FOR SALE -
10 sucking pigs, (3 chunks.
Doug. Fraser Phone 28-r-8 ;
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Con. 16. Grey
FOR SALE -
2 Durham cows, springing and 2
Durham. cows fresh.
Phone 24-r42 Dan McKinnon
FOR SALE -
General purpose work horse, work
single or double.
Morley Travis Phone 20-1,4
Lot 12, Con. 2, Grey
FOR SALE -
Dwelling house and lot in village
of Brussels. good location and
recently remodelled. Immediate pos-
session. Apply to
Crawford & Hetherington
Brussels, Ont.
FARM FOR- SALE -
North half of lot 10, Concession 13,
McKillop Twp.; 75 acres cholas land.
All in gra.ss. 2 acres hardwood bush.
Brick house. 2 barns.
Mrs. Ethel Hackwell,
Phone 213-r-3 R.A. 2, Brussels
FOR SALE -
Get off to a good start with Bray
Chicks. Early -In -the -year chicks get I
the bkter priced markets. P011810,
cockerels, mixed. started. Ask for
price list, and list of Daily specials.
Agent—Wm. 'Glen Bray, Ethel.
HONEY FOR SALE -
We still have choice Amber line
granulated Honey which is a blend or
clover, golden rod and buckwheat. Tt
has the same food value at clover
honey but at a very reasonable price,
8 lb. pails $1.35; 4 lb pails 70c.
Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21-1,8
FOR SALE -
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpa,ld in Main, sealed
envelope with price list. Six
samples 25s, 24 samples, ;1.00. Mall
Order Dept. M-33 Nov -Rubber Co
Box 01, Hamilton, Ont.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
Distribute, on Part 'rime or Full
Time basis, our 250 products;
ries, Vitamins, Extracts, Spices,
Baking Powder, Cakes, Doughnuts,
Glass, Silver, Furniture and Shoe
Polishes, etc. Each Individual a
customer. Excellent opportunity to
test your business abilitleu, Write
for FRAM details and catalogue--
FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Mont-
real.
FOR SALE --- •
2 real good houses for sale In
village of Muss( Is. Immediate pos-
session, A number of good Panne.
I have also some gond businests
places for sale.
,f, a Long,
Real Bstate Broker,
russels, Ont.
ca,
emitted more sacred music on Sun
'lays. Misses Marilyn Moores IMF:
romia ,111,1,,rson playod a piano
duet.
Mrs. NV. Moores revic.,wed 0111
Mcelung's books. "Clear
.ing in the West," Hefts shments
were served by the hoMess, assisted
by Mrs. C. H. Wade, Mrs. C. R.
Coultes, and Mrs. H. Wheeler,
Puzzles, Games and Surprises
For Boys and Girls!
Kids, see TM) Code- Weekly
Cerner rt' FUN: See it in PCCK,
The Coolie NN''(-, kly. big color tmini'
magazine with this Sunday's Detroit
Times, You also will End details
011 how to become S. inemlwr of The
Comic Weekly Club and get a PRIZE
PACKAGE), Get Sunday's Detroit
1.1111,
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3>NMEMSSSZE=M,,Tig VS= 0 SUMS SSIMGF.110g=',
Walton Players
Visit Atwood
ATwooD, rehl 1'I.....11.? United
Church here was 1111,11 on Thurs-
day 01'011 ill 2, lo 110111' 110 Vey ,icted by the Walton wameifs
Missionary Soeiety, sponsored by
the Young Woolen's Evening aux-
Mary of the Atwood church, The
play, a three -act coined drama,
"Tempest and Sunshimte," was well
played by a cost of 10. Mrs. Hol-
man of 'Walton introduced the play
and the players.
Personals: David Hood, father of
Lorne Hood and Mrs. Charles
flail, is a patlint in the Listowel
hospital; Mrs. Russell McMane Is
also a patient in the Listowel hos-
pital; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hood
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shnpson
attended the Canadian Jersey Club
annual meeting in Tor Joie, and
while there wire interviewed in tbe
bby of a hotel on a "Hotel Beat"
bradvast.
Notice ''egarding the
Li Red Suspension of Lighting 11. guiations
a !oiliday to Friday
7:00 peha to 7:
I1:1 Fry t
7.
Regulations 4, 5 and 6 (under the heading "Part III
Lighting") of the Regulations Respecting the Use of
Electricity in Ontario Put Into Effect September 14,
1948, and Amended October 13, 1948, Are
Suspended Between the Above Hours.
Continued improvement in water conditions, coupled with
unusually mild weather, now enables the Commission to meet
normal demands during night hours and on weekends. In view
of this, the lighting restrictions set out in regulations 4, 5 and 6
(under the heading "Part III Lighting") of the Regulations made
by the Commission under the Power Commission Act, are
suspended each night from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., Monday to
Friday inclusive, and from 7:00 p.m. Friday to 7:00- a.m. Monday.
However, during the daytime 'from 7:00 a.in. to 7:00 p.m.,
Monday to Friday, resources are still inadequate to meet power
demands fully. The Commission therefore requests that the Regu-
lations be strictly observed during these hours and that voluntary
conservation be continued.
The Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontario and the Muni-
cipal Systems wish to express their sincere appreciation to all
Hydro users who were affected by these Regulations. Your splen-
did co-operation provided invaluable aid during the critical period
of the power emergency.
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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