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Leryone knows that Dominion Textile Company
Limited sells fine cotton products,
But we buy things too. We're customers of other
Canadians right across the country.
As a company we purchase lumber, paper, corn and
potato starches, chemicals, transportation services
and a hundred and one other items from
different parts of Canada.
And the 12,500 employees in our plants, drawing
among the highest textile wages in the world, spend
many millions of dollars a year on flour from prairie
wheat, meat from Alberta cattle, fish from both
Atlantic and Pacific coasts, homes made with the use al
B.G. lumber and outfitted with furnishings and
appliances from all provinces and other goods and
services provided by fellow -Canadians.
DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED
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Canadian men and women have
8,000,000 deposit accounts in
0P j'k If the chartered banks—equal to
IC one account for every adult.
FOR RENT —
Brass Farm.
,Lm, . Stevenson Phone
=Gh2 SALE
Timothy Seed.
Walter Bewley
FOFt SALE—
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pigs, 11 weeks old.
Phone 56-r4 Michel Sokclowski
1 FOR SALE— -
Phone 110-r-7.
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Ili. yele t t f'.1'.) nearly new.
Ray II. ether, Phone 1S -r-4 Brussels
'OR SALE—
Quantity or (food Alfalfa Seed.
'Sm. Stratachnhe Phone 49 -r -S.
IFOR SALE-
1.,rt Day Old Rhode- Island Red
Pullets, Wail k
R. sR. Warwick,
IlBrussels.
'0R SALE --
7e0 Hybrid pallets, 3 months old,
.Toe Ilolmes, R. R. 4 Brussels.
1 Telephone 15-r-5.
• Mrs, Frank'Miller, who has been
® i r ("limon ltnspital, returned home
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Banks value each depositor's business highly
safeguarding your money, paying
interest on your savings, standing ready to
repay ... striving to retain your confidence
and friendship.
Your bank manager appreciates his
obligation to you. Ask him what is a
banker's first concern. He will answer,
"Safeguarding the depositors' funds."
For he realizes that depositors are the very
foundation of the efficient credit process by
which banks mobilize deposits to serve
the needs of this working, growing,
enterprising Canada.
SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK
Effect ve
Sunday
April 30th, 1950
Full
information
from
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WINDMILL FOR SALE —
Self oiling Chicago Aernrotor, 50 ft.
tower. good working condition, cheap,
Melville Lamont Phone 21-r-13.
FOR SALE—
Excellent tire 000 x 16, can be used
for spare or wagon. apply at
The Brussels Post.
FOR SALE —
Eveready Milking Machine 25 or GO
cycle. nearly new.
Wm. Neabel, R. R. 1 Walton.
Phone Seaforth 843-r-22.
WANTED
Old coal nil lamps coloured glass and
old furniture.
Write Box 50 Brussels.
FOR SALE —
I3eaver Oats and Galore Barley
mixed and a few Beaver Oats and
Hay.
Jac Pennington
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101ss Florence Ilncltanan is visiting
t this week at the home of Ward :and
1 lits, Buchman, Detroit. .
Kiuloch Grewar was a visitcir in
Lislow'ri last week with his Aunt
Mrs. T. A. Schinbine.
Miss 1T rgarel McArthur. Toronto,
Was a vi iter Awing the past week
1 with Mrs. PPtct' MrArthnr and Mrs,
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Hemingway
;,aid children were Easter holiday
I visitors with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Laycnek, and
Family of \Vaterdown seen the Past-
er holidays with Mr, and Mrs, las,
S. Armstrong,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Joyce were .
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Farm Stock, Implements and Jas. S. Armstrong.
\ 1\1r. and Mrs. H. M. Clarice spent
Township the Easter week -end with the latter's 1
At Lot 11, Con, 7, Grey
• Mrs. Thos. Miller Is visiting with
of Brussels ' her daughter, Mrs. Freeman Tanney
FRIDAY, APRIL 21st — 1 P. M. aul fondly at Blyth tor a Pew,tlays. i
Hos s-1 Cycle mare '7 S'ear's old; I Mr, and Mrs, Rert Cousins are i
1 roan gelding 6 years old,
!spending a few days at Toronto. -
Cattle—I Derham cow with calf at 11gr, and Mrs. J. A. Sehinbine end { ��_ - --
NM1 Derham hei1 ; 5 heifers
Mr. Tom Rfo ffa' tt were Sunday I
Household Effects
miles East ' father Mr. James Fulton.
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%Z miles north and 2
Wecineadaly, April lOblt, 1060
S?+k ye see i�; Costs
FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HELP
PRODUCT` HEALTHY, FULLY
NOURISHED BIRDS WHO
GIVE, MORE EGGS—'BETTER
EGGS. BY INCREASING
QUALITY AND QUANTITY
YOU LOWER COST AND
INCREASE PROFITS.
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(Pill• -lire -Basket)
EGG MASH ad EGG PELLETS
(Birds Relish Pellets)
For Sole by
Ethel produce
Phone 22-r-10
Phone 25-r4.
rising two years old; 1 Hereford bull
n veers old' 4 yearlings. visitors at the hone of air, arirl Mrs.
Pigs -3 Yorkshire sows doe in April;
1 Yorkshire sow with litter; 1 i r+Rrotr',,.'
registered Yorkshire boar; 2 York ,
(-bunks 125 lbs.; 3 York chunks, . The April meeting of the W. M. S. I
Implements -7 ft. McCormick -Deer. ; and W. A. of Union United Church
ing binder; 1048. Ford Traicter, fully : was held Tuesday, April 1ltli at the
equipped; stiff tooth cultivator and I home of Mrs, Gordon 5meirna with i
Plow; hay loader; fi ft. cut mower; , 20 ladies present. Am Easter pro- i
Horne hydraulic manure loader;
turnip sower; scatter ; walking
plow; wheel barrow; 2 hay
forks; shovels, etc, Farm wagon and '
Tray rack; 23-11. extension ladder; t
S ft. step ladder; set of hack band ,
harness; horse collars; 1 roll fence {
wire. '
Household Articles—'O'alt table„ 3
wooden doors, 2 kitchen metal top
fables. metal Kitchen cabinet,; 2
Lary Boy chairs. 1 cabinet radio, 1
_- . --- -•-.• table model radio, stair carpet, 3
FOR SALE— floor 1nanps, table lamps, rockers and
Cedar posts 1 and 9 ft. long. braces small tables, 2 Quebec heaters, like
and stakes any length, a few 25 ft. new, lawn mower on rubber, all.
Hydro poles and Sltinmer wood most- enamel electric washing machine,
ly cedar $2.50 a cord at the pile, 'ike new.
\\'. Turnbull Phone 2S -s-14, Terms - Cash
-- - Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
NOTICE — Mrs. Helen Norfolk, Proprietress.
Radiator Cleaning and Repairing
at reasonable cost. Try BluevaleFREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Repair Shop for your Rad Troubles
Telephone Harry Elliott 648W-1 Phm, B., R. O.
Archer Grewar.
Wingham.
FOR h. L7.: -
Carol E. Homuth R. O.
PPr', H, Viola Homuth R. O.
nit' d t; ,;1 ir: ;:1a!n rc Registered Optometrists
en‘r-•lop r, r •ire te'.
atnv. - rt -)te; at u'' a `r' I!glerene 118 Harriston, Ont.
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ATTENTION FAI'VV'AERS g, iM
We will he pleased to pick up dead r'I 1 GE!'.M
or crippled farm anirne's and pay
highest prevailing prices. For lin
medlite service telephone collect—
• Brussels 35-r-12 or Elmira 664
Gordon Toting (Elmira) Ltd.
FOR SALE—
Held up your chick buying? Catch
up new. You'll need them, Variety
P -,ray breeds, new Hamps., New
Haurp. Crosses, Columbia Rocks,
Pullets, mixed, cockerels, Dayold ..,„,.W ...., w.:.. •n. >: t ,., i„
and Started. Save time. contact
Renfrew Cream
agent War. Glen Bray, Ethel.
FOR RENT —
2 pasture farms being North ib lot
26, can, 17, and. la 30. con, 16, Grey
Twp., plenty of water, shade and
grass. apply to
J. M. Bray Listowel, Ont,
Farnous for
Arti.tia M.erncniats
tv.ag s at to,r .e stock i1. ^Is icee.t
granites to chose fru.•,,'
-'.'e:Aet.'iry 1"haring• a 'r'ix"
All 'modern :machinery
Ib. A. S_''OTT a
•,,, :t54T Wingham, Or.'
2'ruin entitled, He is Risen, was in
ruler with Mrs. Thomas Ward as
leader. Meeting opened with quiet'
music. call to worship and Hymn 34.,
Roll rill was responded to with an
Easter ,thought and minutes• were'
read by Mrs. E. Speiran. Mrs, C.
Lalte reported sending a box of fruit
to a hospital patient dm•ina the
month, Mrs. Bremner, President,
urged all who could to attend the
Presbyterial in Clinton. Devotional
Pealed. followed and Scripture by
Mrs, P. Ward. Hymn 86 was sang
and Mrs. Bremner move an a-
nronriato reading Gethsemane in the
(-nark Hip•a. Meeting closed with
Hymn 112 and prayer.' W. A. follow-
ed with Mrs. McTntosh ieader. Hymns
104 and 157 ware sane. It was de-
n ted to snarl a donation to fund
f^r crinnled children and committee
in charms of Play reported progress.
T:tlneh was se1've,d by hostess assist-
ed 1,v VTR. Jack Cnx and Mrs, Glen
Rntlrwnll.
FOR SALE —
Rea1 gond 100 sere farm with good
buildings, ebcel:ent timber bush, 24 Oliver Tractors,
acres ploughed, small acreage of
Fall Wheat, rest newly seeded, priced I both wheel tractors and crawlers,
to sell. immediate possession. t Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
J. 0, Long, Real Estate Broker, Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Phone 84, Brussels, Ont. I Smalley Forage Blowers and
Separators and Milkers.
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders.
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
FOR SALE—
J have a practically new cultivator
for sale also double disc and spring
tooth harrows. if you want a Rubber I
Tired Wagon. It will posy you to see
me,
Your Rawleight Dealer, '
Geo, Wesenburg Phone 56-r-9, 1
PAttmERS—
Save money try Na Chairs Liquid
Fertilizer may be used with dry fer-
tilizer, or replace it. Any drill will
do. Try a test field —
750 to $1.00 per acre.
Recommended — Free Samples to
reliable farmers. Free lmftOrmatiea
and folders. Apply to
J, 0. Lamont, Ethel,
Hammer Mill..
We also ave repairs for
Oliver Cockshutt Tractors.
MORRIT7' & WRIGHT
Illifiginott Dealers for
Whet Implements
Telephone 4 and 93. Blyth, Ont.
The Natinnel Film Board ,presents,
"The feeling of Hostility", with many
other films will be presented in the
Ethel Twp., Hall on April 2Sth at
2.80 and 1.30 p. n1, Everyone is wel-
come. Tell others and bring a friend,
DIED
GRASBY — In Grey Township on
Monday, April leth, 1950, Mary
,lane Jlrydges, beloved wife of the
late John •Grashy, inher 82nd year.
Funeral was helld from the home of
her son-in-law John Riley, Lot 1,
Concession 1, Grey Township on
Thursday, April 13th, 1950. Ser-
vice at 2 p. m. Interment in Brand-
on Cemetery.
articles For Sale
Typewriters, Addarte Machines,
Regsiters, Bought, Sold tit
'red. Safes, opened, coni..
one changed, used safes
.3. W Locking,
389 - 24th St. W.,
Atone 2096w Owen Sound ,
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wO151r.altetltp.
Nt.e maty!, .•rt Mane
nettcpir Inoustrrru,
,1149 Ontario, Street.
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"COWS- $2.50 each
HORSES- $2.50 each
HOGS ..50 per cwt.
according to size a�
consfiltko
Pleono "coned:
BRUSSELS -- 72
INGERSOLL -- 21
Willi mt� kS •onge" ons; Ltd. opituse
TI -IIS IS OPPORTUNITY Y WEEK
for you
TO PICK AND CHOOSE
Your Choice 30 GOOD USED CARS —
Used Cars that have been
PRIVATELY OWNED
Low mileage and clean, and then again we
have equally as good a buy in the
CHEAPER line of
Transportion
There ;s the DIVIDING LINE
Yes
We have them from
1949 to 1946
1941 to 1929
EVERY CAR HAS BEEN TRADED IN
ONANEWONE
1949 Mercury Sedan
1949 Pontiac Coach
1948 Pontiac Sedan 8 Cyclinder
1948 Pontiac Sedan 6 Cylinder
1948 Chevrolet Sedan
1948 Chevrolet Standard Coach
1948 Monarch Sedan
1948 Ford Sedan
1947 Ford Sedan
1947 Chevrolet Sedan
1946 Chevrolet Sedan
1946 Chevrolet Coach
1946 Pontiac Coach
1946 Nash Sedan
1940 Studebaker Sedan
1938 Willy's Sedan
1938 Chevrolet Sedan
1937 Ford Sedan
1937 Ford Coach
1930 Pontiac Sedan
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
1929 Chevrolet Sedan
1929 Ford Coupe.
IN
NEW AND USED TRUCKS
The G. M. New Trucks
are available at all times.
USED TRUCKS ARE LIKE THE USED CARS
We' have some REAL BARGAINS
1949 1 -ton G. M. C. with rack
1948 1/2 -ton Chev. Pick Up •
1948 1/2 -ton G. M. C. Panel
1948 1/2 -tote Chevrolet
1946 1/2 -ton Ford Pick Up
1947 Mercury 3 -ton Truck
1948 Chevrolet 3 -ton with Dump Body
2 CHEAP long wheelbase Used Trucks.
L. &W. Jackson Motors Ltd.
Your GENERAL MOTORS DEALER
Your Ferguson Tractor .,and Ferguson
System Implements Dealer.
Phone 161 Listowel, Ont.