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feed them a sound glean Chick Starter. Mast>h:'
Chick 1:1 "a:..1 ar .:; ,.:in:i -. n;.t 't,o •oarse
not too fine _.- and it is; appetizing too. Rett ember
it is the results that count
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We carry a ffatlt line of
Master Feeds and
Concentrates — Mill Feeds
salt, shell, g=rit and oil.
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YOUR FRIENDLY
MASTER FEEDS
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Phone 1@^i' 14 T",,r :i:ephe1Ra:1
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FOR SALE -
I (:eJ 1 ll ettrpese week ilorse.
1 e11;'tcr, Holl',. 1.1
:01.I'c>EI.S l'a)ST
5 Goa ,7.•!ettl l.de
:o'' e,,,,tpret d fur '.stn 2d
1 li• i•I ' times c',:uen. fair.
,riii,•I> i• to he held in Ih,• (Tuto11
.':ell In t 11tSi 'll. 1 l "'II
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I std i -th', it 0,, noru net. •d 141 11r.c
land
mr 0. Ponnett,
Treasurer of the Huron (e null t 1: e
in"•. • men [ Association. 111'
li IJJenn•tt pointed nut that thin 1 "'1'
show promises to be one •ir t11' net
tat:ding Agricultural ev:rnt.a of the
yor, The Huron t"onnty 1'rnp
1 Improvement Association hal spared
n:, ,'meta 111 Iryiil!; to ill)ltre the
success of This show. It 1s 11110 (1 111111
all farmers in the enmity will inl Gloat
'' themselves in it. Farmers in the
county should remember that all ale
members of this Ass0aiatlmh and if
they leave grain or fired `which they
feel is suitable for the Seen Fair,
it would 1>e good business to ge=t.
some exhibits well prepnrel to
exhabit at the stew. Entries close
on Tuesday, March 8th but it is
expectod •that a few pest -entries will
be accepted. The Assoetatiol is
offering a total of almost lFne.00 in
e very magnifl-
hlincluding some prize.a
\1',vims• dnw..U:tit '11 :.'til, 1il'';I
FOR SALE -
A barn 32x52, also building lot.
Mrs. D. Denman Pion.' R34-2
FOR SALE -
A quantity of aluminum and steel
1 rood -lag.
Phone 7lx-r-2 Joe Hamilto”
1 WANTED -
Young calves 4 days or over. Pick
them up Thursday or Friday.
Phone or write. C. Danbrook,
Phone 76x _ Atwood
FOR SALE -.-
1 buy horse rising 4 years,
1 black horse rising 0 years.
1-7 ft. pewee mower, fits either
C.A. or V.A.C. Case tractor.
Geo. Blake Phone 56.1. 12.
F, F. Horaltath
Registered
Opt orne?e�'ris
"Western On loons' , i see
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FOR SALE-
. 1•."lectrlc InOtOrs reWOL'Dd and
mired. Expert workmanship. Mode:
ate prices. New motors in stock.
Bettger Industries,
649 Ontario, Street,
Stratford, Ont.
McNeil' Shell Se vice,
tone 77-r-6 Brussels, Ont.
.Agent for .Austin' Cars and Trucks
Always a car an stock.
Expert repair service to all makes of
Cars, Trucks and Tractors.
Shell Oil Products.
Guta Percha Tires.
Also Used Cars.
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BUSIN SS CAR S
C A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSiCIAN and SURGEON
Wiiliiam St. Phone 4. Brussels, Ont.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra ch4..rge for Use of Funeral Home.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Eznbaim.tr.
R. S, Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRUSSELS
AT BRUSSELS
Teiesday and Saturday all day Offict oto every+ Ely.
Phone 20x
D.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co. Ont.
one Offalce 96
Harold Jackson
r; ECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc., write or phoneHarold
tie on
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ONT.
Make arrangements at THE Brussels Post or
R. S. Hetheringto, K. C. Barrister Office, Bnessels.
D. A. Rann & Co.
06.04131.0.21,114.0..
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
.....� e- BRUSSELS. '�''F±1°.
P'EI NE 36 or 85 -
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
"alATISFACTION GUARANTEED -• PRICES REASON
For Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Port" earl ihity
will be looked after lmmetiultely
For information etc., write rite
FL R. phone Walton. Rowland
FOR SALE -
Dwelling boost, and lot in village
of Brilseels, good !oration and
recently r0nlodelled. hnn:edi0te nos-
s00sim1. Apply to
Crawford & Tiethe'100ten
Brussels, Ont.
Imes of A,;ricultule
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Produce
Phone 22 -r -1O
Ethel, Ont.
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OW zone nloethtg 1eld in 1,'sol..o Cuniuhigs 111 Sarnia; aorclon Mur -
The executive cool D Saturday, Fi.l>ruarY 26th.
(Titan, Creast Pt'aduems and an
I0xerntive Canunittee of the onto
Feelers lion of Agriculture anis tired
before the Ontario Precise ,(((
members of his Cabinet, to presen5
a brief protesting the inlltndiea of
butter by the mlinufeet over: „f
margarine, olno-111u('garine and outer
:substitutes.
The ('an:uliall Feder,l'1'ns has ore
ed the Dominitm G11"0rr.me131. n>
1 appeal the decision of the snpr,'me
court respeettng margarine beciu'0
of the serious heir of t >eemont
among. the judges In rendelin;, the
d. vision and also because of 1100 [110
certainty the decision has created in
respect to og inultnrat le.i,latlnn
in the Federal field and tris future of
federal iur(sclietinn In harel1 (1 o
agrieultnrul policies,
Iimam Crop Imitrnitnt_01. Assoem-
tion, cordially invite all fa neer, la
Huron County to come to this show.
We hope that many will sc•0 tit '0
1sslti1/it mI tits fair. Remember, all
entries cln.a-e nil 'March `•tit and a'1
exhibits should be in place ir the
Olinton Collegiate by 19:1111 e,•,n
Friday, March llth, as judging ,'; i
get underway at that time.
We trust that eleryen: will tt^, to
attend this important - ,t rienitira1
cent specials, along with seems eland- 1 event.
some trophies which bare been 11 - --- -
donated by various organisations.
I Federation News
in addition to the actual shilwing 1
of exhibits. there will be many ether I Mr. A. C. ;MacKinnon. :molest/. of
highlights. The Fluron County Jnntar I O q C.• and employed by Victory
Seed Judging Competition will be I mills. 'ternndu. will ecnl.inm• to ramie
held in conjunction with this show I at all evening s11o'(win; by 111;
and will be carried out commencing I National Filet Beard front now 1111
eO 9;110 a.m., March 12th. All juniors , March lith inclusive. vis talk will
in this County under the age n; 00
; be Cons: rV:'tinn. Cron Rotation and
years, are welcome to take Part .1 reWutt, :;eylt, 811.1. tf inn hale me
this competition. There will 1'1' problems or questions come out and
separate sections for the hiniore 15)1(1 get them answered. Mr. 1laPKitmen
th 'seniors. The juniors twtu1'ie boys , is an authority on growing w: -bete,
under 20 years of age. The seniors I Throve Is also a splendid flbn in:
helots hogs between 20 anti "a I the opposite sex in this series,
years of age. Handsome trophies ('nl,algning women, which elves ideas
t n B
• ,•U1iro of 110
FARM FOR SALE -
North half of lot 10. Concession 13,
McKillop Twp.; 75 acres choice. land,
All in grass. 9 acres 'hardwood lush.
Brick house. 2 barns.
Mrs. Ethel Flackwell,
Phone 20-r-8 R:i7., 2, Brussels
FOR SALE -
10o acre farts, drilled well, good
land and buildings, cies- to school,
Possession by April 1st.. on County
Road.
Apply at The Brussels Post
Phone 31.
will he awarded in each section i.1 and advice in furnishing the, 11 m .
ad,lition to some special Prizes. 111 1 L. A. Johnson in a resent letter:
this regard, a coachingclass fm' ,11 1015111+s, "Huron Comity is the Palmer
those interested, will be held in the , 1nlrnty in the Hain*, of n'(0ndnnc',', of
Agricultural Office Clinton. on the 1 all the rural circuits in (Mario. T.et'-:
evening of March Ord. commencing t keep it (hat way 11y terpin: net to
al 3:15 p.m. sharp. I see these splendid informative films.
The Assne1eti0n has wn:•ked out I and by bringing along our nelehhnrs,
a very fine programme for Saturday t and friends. Your attenclane. reit'
ray 05111 hien<ls
A piny, "aunt Tills (loan to lea;'
was presonled by the lienu1111ex
Yttuan People inWatton community
hall, under tile' naspic•es of the W.A.
of I:offs United 1 ('hu1•cdl.
The players were all well train.
sal, and th1' play leas thoroughly
enjoyed by all. [rev. It G. Hazel
weed leas chairman and gave the
. opening remarks. Musical nun,bera
!were given between acts,
Jams Coutts has Purchased the
(1111'fold noway farm on the 0104 0aY
east of Walton and arts pn' eessi0n
In April.
Personals: William nouns in
Welland completing 'lis (1015.00 on
traotors; Mrs. Douglas Ennis with
friends to Seaforth; James Coutts
with friends In Stratford,
Harold 010Callnln, 1livlriet rn•mer,
has strong evidence to sono ,rt his
belief that spring cannot be for alt.
TENDER WANTED -
To supply 2 cords of cedar to each
of the schools in Grey Township.
Tendlers to be received until March
14th. Tenders may be for any sohnol
or all.
Carl Hemingway, Sec.-Treas..
11,R. 3, Brusesls, Ont,
FOR SALE -
isn't it high time to tilinic . about
Your chicks? Bray rltioks. Get
them growing to catch th0 good egg
and meat markets. don't tag alonx
when plaices have dropped Cint price
list and 11st 01 daily specials. "'gent....
`Vm, Glen Bray. E•511 01.
FOR SALE -
Nn. 9 \raaey . Ilarrl' "180111'
Spreader on rubber: 1-Trn'n Tiyldranlie
Manure and Dirt Loader (new) to
Tit a Ford and Ferguson Traeger
Also a good work horse . eight year
mid. A stoel land roller.
Wilfred B. 'Eloy Phone 40-r,23.
afternoon, Marsh 12th. A number of
speakers will be '011 hand to discuss
various Agricultural subie^.ts. Among
those. who will he taking .part. will
1>e Douglas Hart. one of Ontario's
most wellknown farmers, who will
discuss "Trite Making of Tiny" R. E.
Goodin, Fieldroan, Crops, Weeds and
Seeds Branch of the Ontario Depart-
ment or Agriculture, will also he on
hand to discuss "A Good Crop Pre -
gramme" Other guests VII include
Prof. R. Keegan of Field Husband-
ry Department, O,A,C., R, J. Bey l'n .
Soils Department, C.A.C. anal I(. S,
Murphy, Pleldman. Crops, Weeds,
and •Setals Branch of the Ontario
Department of Agriculture.
A varied number of educational
exhibits, by various extension
services throughout the Country will
be on display depicting carious
HONEY FOR SALE -
We still have choice Amber fine
granulated Honey which is a blend of
clover, golden rod and bnakwhea-t. It
has the same food value as clover
honey but at a, very reasonable price.
R lb, pails $1.35; 4 lb pails 70c.
Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21.r-8
FOR SALE -
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpaid in Blain, sealed
envelope with price list, Sia
samples 25s, 24 samples, $1,00. Mail
Order Dept. M-33 Nov -Rubber Co
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont,
BE YOUR OWN .BOSS
Distribute, on Part Time or Full
Time basis, our 250 prodnota; Toilet-
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 abilities, Write
for P1131E details and catalogue--
FA,MILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Mont-
real.
FOR SALE -
2 real,good houses for sale in
village of Brussels, Immediate posy
session, A number of good farms.
T have also some good bnsinesb
places for sale.
J. C, Long,
Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont.
A benefit dance w:11, given in
Walton community hall for Gordon
Elliott, 50110 recently 11:('1 his barn
1-4110ycd by tire, The People of the
surrounding community „ave very
generously. Lawrence Ryan read aur
address. Donations amounted to
about 3600, The evening WAS spent
in dancing to the music of McCall's
orchestra. Lunch was served.
Personala: Mrs. Alex Murray
Victoria Hospital, London; G. S.
help guarantee e. eontinnan0e off this
valuable free service by the Notion 11
101101 Board, to the people of Huron
County. As one o2 the hest circuits
in Ontario we are privileged to see
naw flians very soon after their
release.
7Tmty fanners are concerned about
the effect the weather is going Lo
have on wheat and clover. It is too
early yet to size up the wheat
seitation, but with no anew on tin -
ground farmers fear a greatdeal of
(heaving may menu [luring the month
of March. .
A,t'a County Forum Committee
meeting bald in Clinton, '17: edne'sday.
February 23rt1. Elgin McKinley of
Zurich, resigned as Chairman, and
Robt. Mc:Milan of Scafnrl'h :vas
unaninlnllsly chosen 5s Colnity
Chairman, and selected to Lase 1
carload of forum representatives to
while doing his chores, lir. Mc-
Callum discovered a 'ground hog in
his stable. Puzzled at holy the ani-
mal got there, be nevertheless did
n01 waste too much time trying to
find a solution to tete question
Armed with a rifle, Mr. MctClailunl
hastened to stalk his prey and
ended the those with .1n accurate
shot.
Persnuuls: Gordon Moray with
friends in Peterbronu11; Fred
Glenville and Noble McCallatn
have purchased the grass [arm e.5
in con. 12 of McKillop township from
L, Edward Price.
AA
ALIVE!
We will pay for old, disabled or dead
COWS $4.00 ea. — HORSES $4.00 ea.
1EI='+i GS $ E.0® per cwt.,
All according to size and condition
Phone, COLLECT, for prompt, courteous servieo
Brussels 72 — Ingersoll 21
This year the R
More call
for Red Cross
More Outpost
Hospitals
More Blood
Donor Services
Red Cross
Aids Veterans
The Red Cross must be
prepared for all eventu-
alities. Year after year
the demand for Red
Cross services grows.
Millions of dollars have
been spent in flood, fire
and other disasters, in
aiding the stricken and
homeless.
Throughout Canada,
the Red Cross operates
75 Outpor: hospitals
and 2 Crippled Chil-
dren's Hospitals, More
are being built and
more are needed. Last
year over 70,000
patients were served by
Outpost Hospitals.
Your REP CRONmoney Is backed up
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*THE RED CROSS ,NEEDS 5 MILLION DOLLARS — 40% MORE THIS YEAR
Province by Province
the Red Cross is open-
ing its Free Blood
Transfusion Service.
Untold lives have been
saved by this great
organization. But more
funds are needed to ex-
pand and maintain this
humanitarian work.
Red Cross provides
many services for vet-
erans in Hospitals.
Other Red Cross activi-
ties include: Junior Red
' Cross; Swimming and
Water Safety; Nutrition
Services; Hirst Aid and
Home Nursing;
Women's Work Acti-
vities etc.
by Thousands ofvo/un/eer workers
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