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THE BRUSSELS PO3T
RIZ& to
Feathers
AST
When you buy Master Chick
Starter you are buying a properly
balanced ration. Master Chick
Starter is tested at Master Feeds
Laboratory and proved at the
Mailer Experimental Farris.
MASTER
BALANCED
FI EDS
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ALL CLASSED OF
POULUSF
FARM LIVE SEM
FUR DEASIDIG
ANIMALS a DOGS
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We carry
Oyster Shell.
Concentrates
Grit and
Salt
Yowr Friendly Master
Feeds Dealer is
1FinGzle 99-r4
r 1 ! Si'°n
Brussels
,Articles For Sale -
'Typewriters, Adding Machines,
Regaitere, Bought, Sold dt
'red. Safes, opened, cond-
one changed, used safes
J. W. Locking,
369 - 24th St. W.,
Pone 2096w Owen Sound
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Phm. B., R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R. O.
Mrs. H. Viola Homuth R. O.
Registered Optometrists
Phone 118 Harriston, Ont.
USED CARS FOR SALE
1948 Chevrolet Coach
1948 Pontiac Sedan
1947 Chevrolet Sedan
1947 Chevrolet Coach, radio and heater
1947 Ford Sedan (Like New) .
1947 Ford Sedan, Radio and Heater
1947 Ford Sedan
1946 Chevrolet Sedan, radio and Heater
1946 Chevrolet Sedan (New Tires)
1946 Pontiac Coach
1942 Pontiac Coach
1941 Plymouth Coach
1940 Hudson Sedan
1940 Dodge Sedan
1939 Ford Coach
1938 Chevrolet Coach
1938 Ford Coach
1938 Plymouth Coach
1936 Chevrolet Coach
1933 Chevrolet Coupe
1930 Ford Coach
1929 Ford Coach
USED TRUCKS
1948 Half -ton Ford Pick Up
1948 G. M. C. Half -ton Panel
1945 — 21/2 -ton Chevrolet Truck
1942 G. M. C. 3 -ton Truck
1934 Chevrolet Half -ton Pick Up
NEW half -ton, three -quarter -ton
Pick-ups, Chassis and Cabs
trucks for immediate delivery.
and one -ton
and three -ton
W. Jackson iYh'cors ltde
Phone 161
Listowel, Ont.
POULTRY — EGGS — FEED
C. W. BRAY'S PRODUCE
CodStorage Locke
Each Locker Insured Against Fire.
Phone 80 — Brussels, Ont.
WALTON
A oar driven by A, C. Robinson,
bandmaster of London, collided with
a oar driven by a Mervin Buerman of
Walton in a blinding snowstorm
on the highway south of Walton,
Nobody was hurt. Damage to Mr,
Robinson's ear Will amount to
about $200, while the Merman ear
had only one fender slightly (Min -
aged. Constable Helmer Snell of
Seaforth Investigated the accident,
Owing to the severe etortns and
road conditions, school was cancel-
ed in s0i•eral rural sections of the
district.
CI sJIJfio°d y .; ,.
FOR SALE -
800 T-Iybriel Pullets, 2 month's old.
Too Holmes Phone 15-r:5.
FOR SALE —
House and lot on Princess Street.
Mrs, Jas. Kerr Phone 51-r-9,
FOR SALE —
Sap pan 30 x 6 ft. and 75 pails.
M. A. Fraser
Phone 17r--19,
FOR SALE -
2 Sows, clue in Maroh, also 8
chunks of pigs.
Glenn Heather,
WANTED—
A man for seasonal employment to
look after brooded pullets.
Walter Rose Poultry Farm
FOR SALE—
Bray Chicks, You'll want them. Last
minute rush isn't good, Take time.
Size up your requirements, Immed-
iate delivery started, dayolds, Ask
for prices — Win. Glen Bray, Bthel
FOR SALE — '
A number of good houses in the
Viillage, also .a few good farms for
Spring possession,
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont,
NOTICE —
Radiator Cleaning and Repairing
at reasonable cost.' Try Blnevale
Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles
Telephone Harry Elliott 648W-1
Wingham. •
FOR SALE -
Hygienic beep Js (Rubber Goode)
n.al'-•d postpaid in plain, sealed
ent-elope with price list. Six
sample 25o, 24 samples, 51.00. Mail
Order kept. M.33 .rov-Rubber Co..
d31, Hamilton, Ont. ^�—
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-r-12 or Ehnira 564
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
FARMERS—
Savo money try Na Churs Liquid
Fertilizer may be used with dry fer-
tilizer, or replace it, Any drill will
do. 'Pry a test field —
75c to 51,00 per acre.
Recomnen.dee — Free Samples to
reliable farmers, Free information
and folders, Apply to
J. C. Lament, Ethel.
YEA -WEBER SEE -DS KITCHENER
ANNOUNCES —
A short Ripply of clover and grass
seeds this spring.
Try our Husking Corn Seed,
We have a full line of Seeds.
Contact your representative —
Geo. Wrsenberg Phone 50-r-9
DO YOU NEED IMPLEMENTS?
T have a second hand culttator
only 4 years old cheap.
A tractor leverless disc. . •
A spring too the 3 seotidn Harrow,
and a tractor plow for sale,
Also a full line of new imple-
ments,
Your Otneo Dealer —
Gen. Wesenberg Phone 56.r-9,
Fresh Fr
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Neck,
OUR PRICE
BEFORE
BUYING A
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Yes, you'll come in fresh from the field
when you use the
Fi Id
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It lets you take it easy while you work. Engine operation is quiet
too. And there are no exhaust fumes blown in your face. Four
wheel stability, low centre of gravity and easy handling means
MORE SAFETY AND LESS STRAIN.
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See
HOW LITTLE
WILL BUY
YOUR CHOICE
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•LENGTH OF ONE'S USEFULNESS OR LENGTH OF LIFE•
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PHONE 66
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LISTOWEL
United Church W. M. S.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society of the United
Churoh was held Tuesday, Maroh 7th,
10 the echooi room of the church. The
president, Miliss E, Downing con-
ducted the devotional service ano
WAS assisted by Miss C. McCracken,
Miss F. Buchanan, Miss t]va Mc-
C'racken and Mrs. W. Speiran.
An article on Christian Steward.
ship "Whet can T give to my church"
was read by Mrs, Bell, and the topic
was given, by Mrs, A. Brown and Mrs,
W. Rose. The former based her
remarks on sharing and sacrificing,
and the latter on giving of time and
talent.
Due to inclement weather, the
tea which was to have peen on. Feb,
14, in aid of supply work was post-
poned and will be held Tuesday,
March 14. as formerly planned at
home of Mrs, R, J. MrLanchlin. The
visiting committee reported having
made five calls during the month.
and it was, also decided to hold the
Baster Thank -offering Service on
Easter Sunday.
The meeting then,ciosed with the
Mizapit benediction,
At the regular morning service in
Minx Church tine minister spoke on
"The Prayer Life of Our Saviour,"
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Parton and
children, London, visited with her
norenle Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cameron,
over the week -end.
Mrs. Lloyd Barltwell, Galt, visited
et the home of Mr, John NTcNahb,
The Cranbrnoh group of the Brea -
eels Lions Club sponsored an o1d-
fnehionerl box -social and euchre in
the Oranhronk School on Friday
!evening Murch R. Fifteen tnblee of
euolire were in play with prizes being
won by Miss - Bet•vn Tonight, Mrs.
Wilfrid Fischer Harold Knight. and
Percy Ward. 'Phe box of eltecoletes
wiven to the highest bidder on a hot
went to Mr. Peel ,Teskbe, The 011111
of ell5,. was realized from the sale of
hexes which were e,iettoned off by
Mr. ,Tea. Armstrong. Brussels, The
proceeds of the evening are in aid of
the Bnye and Girls Lions Band,
' Ethel Trims Londesboro 6-4 ; prize and Mrs, Harvey Edgar play- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In Brussels Arena, Ethel Fireflys
drowned Londesboro to the and Ross Turvey were
ed the greatest number of lone hands.
t e tune of , In the Estate of Luke C. Spelran
6-4, in the second game of a 2 out 8 . the lucky gentlemen. Mrs. Bernard
series for the Grow Title, This . Thomas and Melville Mathers re-
s gives the Ethel boys two straight calved consolation gifts. • Lunch
1 wins, making a total of 11 to 6 goals • was served by the hostess.
ion the round. Londesboro boys 1
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went with a rush, determined to ,Move To Farm
HELP WANTED, MALE—
AN EXCELLENT MONEY'MAKIN4
OPPORTUNITY I 1 1
For a reliable man • who is not sat-
isfied
atisfied with his present employment
and is interested in safeguarding his.
have excel
Meant work
toning principally to farmers
needs. Your opportunity for a perm
anent btnelnese of your own With e
good future, No capital or Selling
experience neceeaary • biet year must
have a Oar and between 85 and 55
Write, Dept. 0+B-4 The J. It, Watkins
Company 850 Raclt St., Montreal, quo
take the game and tie it up. They Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Mulligan and,
scored the first goal in the first min- family moved on Saturday to their
ute of play, but Ethel came back . farm in Grey township, near James -
with two in a row, to take the first . town, which they recently perches -
Period, M. Godden on Ethel defence ed from Dougald Strachan,
was put of action for the game, early
in this period, making it look a sure Rev, C. H. MacDonald occupied ;
win for Londesboro, as ono of Ethel the pulpit at Knox Presbyterian '
defence man was stuck in a snow Church on Sunday morning and '
bank, however he arrived in time Preached on the subject of "Timothy's
to start the second period. Londes- i Inheritance". He spoke of home life
burro playing aggressive Hockey tied and the duty of parents to children
things up in this period. Ethel .111 building up a Christian family. The
boys continued a haul fighting battle, choir sang "The precious name of 1
by pulling out in the end, to the 1 : Jesus," -
Personals; Mrs, Lucy Smith
nho•e score. This puts Ethel in the
Finals. for the W.O,A. W.O.A.A. Juvenile patient in Wingham is a
series playing against Mildmay -Luc -ham General Hospital;
Mr, and Dies. Ja.ek Wickstead, Bel-
knoav series, Game to be played in t grave, with Mr. and Mrs, George
Brussels Wednesday nir,,,,lnt, Thornton; Mr, and Mrs, Spence
Ethel — Ron. Eckimer, goal; M, I M'cILinnon, Georgetown, with Mr, and
Godden. L. defence; D. Dunbar, R. Mrs. R. H. McKinnon; Mrs. J. J.
defence; G. Richards, centre; D. I Sellers, Moults, with her sisterin-
Dntemsn. R. wing; Ross Eckmier, law, Mrs. R. F. Garniss; heirs. Elsie
L. wing; alternates, .7. Knight R 1 Lamont with her brother, Dougald
Rmynard. A. ICeffer, E, Milne, 3. i Strachan; Mr. and Mrs, A. D, ,Smith
Edgar, R. Rami, D. Rock, I and Eleanor with Mr. and Mrs.
T,nnriceho0 — R, Dale, goal; J, ;Joe Marshall at Listowel; Mrs. M.
Peekilt. L. defence; R. Cowan, R. , L. Aitken and Miss Mary Duff with
defense; K. Woods, centre; alter- i Mrs. Donald Street who is a patient
miles, G. Hannan, D. Shanahan, D. in Listowel Memorial Hospital,
Sunrlenc0ck, B, Lyon, R. Hesselwood,
J. Sibthoyal, D. Falrservice, D. Whit-
more. I
I C. R. Buschlin, Referee,
HE P L P WANTED MALE •--
AN
Man with car to take over profit -
table established Watkins route in
nearby locality. Moat be between
tine Agee Ott 85 to 55. Credit furnish-
ed right party, Write, The 3. R.
Wattcins Co., 3120 St, Retch Bt. Ilion.
treat, Que. Key 0.13.4.
BLUEN,ALE
Poor visibility was blamed for a
colliaon between a car driven by
Walter Sni ne and one driiven by
Atex Shaw, oil a narrow piece of, road
(last week. The crash ocenred on
the let line off Morris township.
I Neither of the drivers wen's Injured 1
lout Mrs. Smillie suffered from
slhoclt and a epretued hand, • The
1 front of each car was damaged to
some extent. Pereonn,ais : Mr, Mel -
vine leathers is suffering from an
attack of pleurisy; Mrs. John Nich-
o190n is a patient in the Wingham
General Hospital, Dr, Ohne. Mac.
Donald attended the meeting of the
e
a. t9r
ITurHuron,Maitland.Maitland.Pre.by� y bh
of
Presbyterian Ciinroit in Canatla. at
Clinton last Tuesday,
I Mr, and Mrs, Roy Sellers, 2nd line
Morris, opened their home for the
euchre club . last week when six
1 groups played, Mrs. Wallace ,Agar
was the winner of the high point
deceased.
All Creditors and othes having
claims against Luke C. Speiran who
died on or about the 22nd day of
January, A. D. 1950, at the Town of
Wingham, in the County of Huron,
are hereby notified to forward to the
undersigned full particulars of their
' claims on or before the 18th day of
Maroh, A. D. 1950.
After the la&t mentioned date the
assets of the estate will be distribut-
ed amongst the Parties entitled
thereto having regard only to the
claims of which notiice has been re.
ceived.
DATED at Mitchell, Ontario, this
28rd day of February, A. D. 1950,
Claude Horne, Mitchell, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executrix,
Weak lied, Nervous,
Pe fess Men, Women
Get New Vim, Vigor, Vitality
509 00031530 to .hese went, alwara tired teelinge,
deer:soul m,1 nervousness duo to woak, Cain
blood. ret 10,'feeling Crean, be peppy ell ds'. have
Plenty of v4:.i ,y left over by evening. Take Oatrox,
Contains I0 0, vitamin s,, Nile1Wn, phosphorus
for blood building, ,Cody strengthening. stimulrltlon.
Invigorates system. improves appetite, :4701100
000 00,.'111' Usher New. ge010001aluten, 1100.
11010,0 elm,vigor, tole 0009 day t 1111 drugglata•
M ell's Shell oerwice
Shcllubricarlon Steell Household and Snell Petroleum Products
General Repair Livestock Spray Parts ano Aceeseorlesl
VI -lone 77-7-6 Brussels, Ort
AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE
ATTENTIO
FAR ERS
With farm prices lower you must produce your grain for
fairprofit. Whynot try
less to make a "NA-CHURS", LiciWcl'•
Fertilizer this spring its cheaper, easier to handle— Use 1a
ordinary seed drill. The results will amaze you, and prove
that Fertilizer in a liquid form is here to stay. For informat-
ion Phone 17-r-19 Brussels and GLEN FRASER your Local
Dealer will call on you. •