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THE BRUSSELS POST
Ii e,lne+daf. February 22nd, 11150
ran NZ141 to
Feathers Use
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When you buy Master Chick
Starker year are baying a properly
balanced ration. Master Chick
Starter is tested at Master Feeds
Laberatory and proved at the
Master E.krerhnental Farm.
We carry
Oyster Shell
Concentrates
Grit and
Salt
R19MMIRIWq
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BALANCED
FESS
ALL ORR/SWOT
POULTRY
FARM LIVE STOCK
FUR BEAMING
ANIMALS 8 DOGS
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Your Friendly Master
Feeds Dealer is :
C1Adam SSon
?hone 99-r-4 Brussels
Articles For Sale • •
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rypewriters, Adding Nlachinea,
Regsiters, Bought, Sold &
red. Safes, opened, corn.
one changed, used safes
5)t.
J. W. Locking,
369 - 24th St. W.,
Phone 2096w Owen ,sound
f o I . Ifomuth
Registered
Optometrist
"Modern Eye Service"
Western Ontario's Most
Phone 178, Harr:iston
SELF
C.AS FOR SALE
1948 Pontiac Sedan
1947 Chevrolet Coach
1947 Ford Sedan
1046 Chevrolet Sedan
1946 Pontiac Coach
1940 Dodge Sedan
1939 Chevrolet Coach
1938 Plymouth Coach
1938 Oldsmobile Sedan
1936 Chevrolet Coach
1935 Ford Coach
1933 Chev. Coupe
1929 Ford Coach
TRU „. KS
NEW Y2 -ton, N -ton and 1 ton Pick Up Trucks
T UOK8
1948 Chevrolet 1 -ton Pick Up'
1948' Chevrolet 1/2 -ton Pick Up
1946 Ford 2 -ton Truck
1945 Chevrolet 21/2 -ton Truck
1942 G. M. C. 3 -ton Truck
1933 Ford Panel
2 NEW Ferguson Tractors
1 Used Cockshutt Tractor used 1 year
' Ctrs Ltd
Your General Motor Dealers
and
Ferguson Tractor and Ferguson System
Implement Dealers
"Service With A Smile"
Listowel, Ont.
Phone 161
Make more Money
from STURDIER Pullets
with ROE VITA -GROW
040
4,4
r• 'qr i Oat ROE FARMS MILLING CO. ATWOOD, ONT.
PEOPLE WE ((NOW
* * *
Mr. Robert Downing has been very
ill for lite past week. '
• * *
Mr. SI. Marls, Morris 'rwp.. suffer-
IQ
ufferrrt 1t wenn! heart attack lest week.
* * *
Friends or Mr. Robert Patrick are
slid he Is ale to be out .again after
being eomft1111 to his home through
1BOSSa.
* * *
Mrs. R. B. Coneins was a Term*,
t't ttor last week,
* * *
Mies Tenn Armstrong has been sick.
I "tea Betty Coming 1155 benn filling
her nesttion 5t the Brussels Creamery
deri+re her ahs;ence,
n: * *
The Post and its readers are sorry
to learn of the serious illness of
I Mr, Pauli of Brussels Public School
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
To Close the Estate of the late
Susannah Watson there will be
offered for 5015 011
Saturday the 25th day of Feb-
ruary 1950 at the hour of 2 o'clock in
the afternoon at the office of
Crawford and Hetherington in the
Village of Brussels.
Tier' following real Estate
Ilwelling home and lot In the Village
of Brussels and Being c0mpoeed of
lot ntunber 392. On the premises
'a said to he situate a small come
Portable dwelling home.
The property will be offered nub -
lent to a reserve hid, The pro-
perty may he tweeted any day by
railing at the premises. Terms 10%
on date of sale Balance in 20 days EMPLOYMENT WANTED;
when poseession will be ,riven, Experienced girl wants domestic
For further particulars apply to it nk; have refrirenrr•s from town.
the undersigned. I Apply at the Brussels Pout.
Dated at Brussels tine 11)11 day of ! - -
Feb. 1950. NOTICE —
Radiator Cleaning and Repairing
st reasonable cost. Try Biuevale
Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles.
Telephone Harry Elliott 648W-1
Wingham.
C asci' is ° Ads.
FOR SALE --
House and lot on Princess Street.
Mrs. Jae. Kerr Phone 61-r-9.
FOR SALE —
A quantity of Hay.
Phone 25-x4.
FOR SALE.—
Large Size "Quaker Oil Burner,
JohnSoll Electric Phone 51.
FOR SALE---
Prineess Pat, nock stove, nearly
new.
Win. Reid, Brussels Phone 12-r-8.
tr.n.rhing staff, Crawford' & Hetherington
I' * * Brussels, Ont,
11Irs. Frank Miiler had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her knee
cap on Sunday while her husband
was attending church. She was re-
moved to Clinton Hosnital for treat-
ment.
* * *
Miss Jeanne Speiran is spending
p week in Toronto, where she will' at -
teed the Armstrong -Joyce wedding,
• * *
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McCauley and
famiily of St, Marys, visited Brussels
friends and attended the opening of
the Town Hall.
* * *
On Feb. 2nd, at Mount St. Clements
College in De Soto, Missouri, Thomas
Rnbemt Tricks• son of Eugene Hicks
and the late Mayme Hicks of 785 N,
Crawford Ave., Detroit, Mich., took
his Vows that made -a Brother in the
Redemptoiat Order. He will be
known in the future as (Brother
Robert) Brother Robert is a graduate
of Holy Redeemer High School in
Detroit and veteran of 33 months
with ' 34th Division in Italy. His
youngest Slsiter with the Sisters of
the Apostalate in Monongah West
Virginia. Both Brother and Sister
are granldchildren of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Ryan Sr. of Brussels, Ont,
• * *
Miss Elizabeth Baeker, London,
spent the week encl with her parents
Mr, and Mrs. J, C. Baeker.
ONE A J 't,"-.-!
Ronald Bennett had the misfortune
to break a rib and dammnage his spine
while playing hockey in Londesboro
recently. His many friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
Personale: Walton Hockey Club
held a successful lone in the Com-
munity' Hall here last Wednesday
evening; Mr, and Mrs. John S. Buch-
anan, Mt•. and Mrs, Ken Rae and
Eleanor, Stalrtford, with Mr. and Mrs,
W. C. Hackwell; Miss Bernice Hack.
well, Reg. N., IStrabford, is home
nursing her father, Joseph Hackwell,
who is confined to his home with a
severe attack of 'flu; Robert Dalt-
on, Inc bought Sidney Dohnage'e
Form west of Winthrop and will
get possession April 1.
The February meeting of the
C.T,G.T. was held on Saturday, Feb,
4111 at the Home of Marilyn Bolger,
The meeting was opened by singing
"Jesus Bids Us Shine," followed by
gall to worslhip, The scripture was
read by Mrs. Hazlewood followed by
a prayer, The call to worship was
ended by singing • "Breathe on me
Breath of God." The business, part
,of the meeting opened with the
minutes seconded by Barbara Patter-
son. The picture of the Church the
members drew were judged. Leona
Johnston and Marilyn Bolger are to
redraw them larger. It was decided
to have a roll oall at our meetings
by answering with a Foreign 14Iission
Field, for the newt meeting. A
thank -you note was read from Mrs.
McAnbhere Doris Stevens offered to
have the -next meeting. Margaret
McArthur, Edna Martin and Doris
Stevens were appointed to find infor-
nintion about the church. Mrs. Raz-
le\wood told us what the shield of the
Vndted Ohau'olt means. The girls en-
joyed some games, costumes etc. The
valentines were then distribalted
among the girls. The meeting was
closed Ninth Taps, A delicious lunch
was served.
Solicitors for the Estate.
Lewis Rowland
Brussels, Ont.
Anetioneer,
FOR SALE —
OIL SPACE HEATER
AUCTION SALE Large size Coleman, Perfect con -
There will be offered for sale at 111110n, used only as accessory heater
the premises hereunder described on
SATURDAY, MARCH 4th, 1950
at the hour of 2.30 p. m.
The following valuable farm property
83,2 Lot 29, Con. 4, in the Townslhip
of Morris containing 100 acres more.
or less on the premises is said to be
Renate, a a brick house, bank barn,
drive shed, windmill with drilled well,
hydro, practically all workable land.
The property will be offered sub-
ject to a reserve bid.
Terms 10 per sent deposit at time
of gale, balance in 30 days,
Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer.'
Ohaa. Davis, Brussels, Prop.
r'Tii AN9ROOK
Rev. A, J. Simpson spoke on the
subject "Jesus Christ as Saviour" on
Sunday at the regular morning syr•
vice in Knox Church. The anthem
by the oltolr was "Grace Greater
Than Our Sin" by Towner.
Mrs. Clara Omstead and Mrs. Lylle
Gordon motored to London and St,
Thomas for the week -end.
Mr. Fred Snnallelon is serving on
the jury in Goderioh this week.
10 store. — $95.00.
Wood's Store Phone 24
FOR SALE —
Large quantity used lumber, steel
roofing, and square timber at Mit-
chell, Walton and Ethel.
Apply to Geo. Wood, Mitchell or
J. C. Lamont, Ethel, Ont.
FOR SALE—
Hvgtenic Suppr.o rRubber Hoods)
n,eiled postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price 1st. Rlz
sample 25c, 24 santples, $1.00. Malt
Order Dept. M.33 'Soy -Rubber Co.,
5i. Hamilton. Ont.
NOTICE —
The last discount date for Monkton
Chicks is March lot. Order your
chicks from John Wheeler, for prices
and particulars phone 58-r-13.
NOTICE—
Eaves Troughs, Plumbing, Deep and
Shallow well pumps and jet pumps.
Expert work done.
Ray Crawford, Brussels Phone 54-r-13
or Clinton Phone 911-r-4.
CAR OF SALE—
On Friday evening Feb. 17th a well r 1948 Chev. Stylemaster Sedan in
attended meeting was held in the new car Condition, equipped with
Cranbrook sohool to get the opinion ' super•custhion tires- 6.70 x 15 and
of the community regarding the
building of a communlity hall in
Cranbrook.
The meeting was conducted by the
president, Lloyd Michel and Miss
Alice J. Forrest was elected secre.
tary for the meeting.
A vote was taken which proved
unanimous for the building of a hall,
using the material in the present
hall.
All plans and arrangements for the
building of a new hall were left en-
tirely to a board of ddreotors who
were ,oltosen as follows: Lloyd
Michel, Rev. A. 3, Simpson, Fred
Stna.11dan, R. W. Weelbfield, Mac Mc-
rOiosh, W. J. Perrie, Russel Knight,
and Gordon Knight.
A meeting was arranged for Tues-
day Feb, 21st to make further plans.
Following the meeting progressive
euchre wasplayed consisting of
twenty tables after which lunch was
served.
Prize winners for the cards were
Levin Noble, Isabel Engel, Cleni
Steffler 511d Thos, Pennington.
Weak, lired, Nervous,
Pe iess Men, We en
Get New Vint, Vigor, Vitality
Soy goodbye to those soak, always tired 000110ge,
dopron0fon and norvnlletles dile to wank, ado
blood. Dot lib fooling frog, beg** 011 day, him
Coiitnlns elute), ire eariti. a011im, t1,1101,11NOM
torbandballdlog, hodyotrengthoning sthimisGon,
Invl5eratt'0 system. improves appotita digestive.
50wgors. Coats Ilttlo, Now "got sequellrte also
1001 b p.v i,vlaa06Wi To ' Vilna*
011 nolo,
r i5slats.
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TENDERS WANTED —
Tenders . will be received by Grey
Township School Board, until Feb,
25th for following amounts of hard-
body wood 12" or 14" delivered 14"
prelered',
S. S. 3 10 cords
S. S. 4 8 cords
S. S. 5 10 cords
S. S. 6 10 cords
S. S. 7 8 cords
S. S. 8
S. S, 9
Is. S. 10
S. S. 11
U. S. S. 4
S. S. 4
S. S. 6
S. S.6
S. 0,7
S. S. 10
U. S. S. 4
J. Carl i eming'way, Sec.
CEDAR
l
other accessories, mileage 7172,
never driven at high speed.
Apply to 'Velma Ellacott.
NOTICE -
How about your diners? Do they
need fixing or tightened up or broken
chairs etc.? All kinds of repair work
clone. We buy old walnut or oherry
fume lure. '
M. A. Fraser Phone 17-r-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE —
Lady in Brussels to earn money in
her spare time, Be the Avon repre-
sentative. For particulars write
The Manager, Mrs. M. E. Stock.
$511.1 Queen St. South,
Kitchener, Ont.
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EINANNEIRE
LET NOTHING COME
AHEAD QF THiS
First of all, when you are paid, pay yourself.
Unfailingly, set aside a definite percentage
of your earnings, deposit it in a savings
account with us—and leave it untouched.
Then plan to live comfortably on the
balance of your earnings.
in this way you are bound to succeed --to
enjoy life much more, to be independent
when independence means most.
Be generous to yourself.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Brussels Branch — W. Porter Mgr.
NOW! "ROY ROGERS, KING OF
THE COWBOYS", IN COLOR!
Ride with Roy Rogers to Old West
adventure! Follow this great new
Western comic, in COLOR, in The
Deroit Sunday Times, and also see
Roy Rogers in The Daily Detroit
Times. Get The Detroit Time*,
daily and Sunday, and thrill to this
new Western comic, "Roy Rogers,
King of the Cowboys."
ATTENTION FARMERS
We will be pleased to pick up dead
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest prevailing prices. For im-
mediate service telephone collect—
Brussels 85-r12 or Elmira 564
Gordon Young (:Elmira) Ltd.
HELP WANTED MALE
Man with car to take over profit-
tahle established Watkins route In
nearby locality. Must be between
the ages of. 25 to 55. Credit furnish-
ed right party, Write, The 3. R.
Watkins Co., 850 St. Root St. Mon-
treal, Que. Key 0-B-4,
FOR SALE—
Bray pullets, cockerels, mixed
Delivery now or later on, Remember
ins it's still the early Melte that
Web the best markets. You'll need
10 cords chicks, order now, Agent Wm. Glen
12 cords Reny, Ethel;
2 cords
2 cords
1 cord
,.,2 cords
2 cords
2 cords
=0R SALE --
Electric motors rawoend and
--'red. Expert workmensbin. Moiler
•+• rookies. NLw motors In stook. ..
Settler lif6ustrlM
140 Ontario. S4rret,
efrstferd, Ont.
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FARMERS—
Save money try Na, Chars Liquid
Fertilizer may be used with dry fee-
Hitter,
er-
t11 -i er, or replace it. Any drill will
do, Try a test field —
76c to 91.00 per acre.
Recommended — Free :Samples to
reliable Harmers. Free 1n0ormation
and. folders, Apply to
• J, 0, Lamont, Whet
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10 cords FOIL SALE -
10 ewe Good business place with brtok
dwelling attached in good village.
Also a Lew good h0
uses.
Also good farms well equipped.
J. C. Long, Real state Broker.
Brussels, Ont.
RICHT
1HE
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Yes, you use, the Ford Tractor
with Dearborn Farm Equipment right
through the year. its the year round Tractor,
with power and stamina you want for heavy
work, in speed, in dollar saving economy,
for light jobs.
In hundreds of farm .lobs, you use the
Ford Tractor with profit, summer and
winter spring and fall. It has no off
season. Let the Ford Tractor help you to
easier farming with a bigger income right
through the year, and remember that you
always deal better when you deal with
to
St Stonehouse Limit
' Ford Monarch Dealer
Listowel
Phone 66
Shellubrlcatlor Shell H,,usehold and Shell Petroleum Products
General Repair Livestock Spray Parts 0110 Accessories
rhone 77---6
Brussels, OW -
AUSTIN
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C. W. BRAY'S RO� UCE
Cold Storage Lockers
Each Locker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 80
Brussels, Ont.
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