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THE BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, Novembeir 22nd, IQ
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Feeding Costs
FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HELP
PRODUCE HEALTHY, FULLY
NOURISHED BIRDS WHO
GIVE MORE EGGS --BETTER
to EGGS. BY I CREASING
QUALITY AND QUANTITY
YOU LOWER COST AAM
IIdCREASF PROFITS.
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GG MASH and EGG PESO'S
(Ergs kolish Polkets)
For Solar by
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Phone 22-r-110
HURON COUNTY OLD BOYS'
ANNUAL AT-HOME .
Many Huronites and their friends
melebrated the Golden Juitilee "At -
Home or the Huron County Old Boys'
Association or 'Toronto on Friday
evening, Nove•ntber 3rd at the
Headquarter of the War Amputat-
attons of Canada, Wellesley Street,
West, This is a. hennhifttl building
and the members of the War Am-
putation Associations are to he con-
gratulated. Several attending the
'At -Horne" enjoyed a tour or the
building during the evening. Brus-
sels and district took the honour or
having the largest representation
present. Guests were received by
the President, Mrs, C. J, Parton, Past
President. Mr. K. C. Stanbury ani
Mrs, Stanbury, and Mr, Fred
Elliott, Mailman of the "At -Home"
Committee. Music was supplied by
Percy Morgan's Orchestra. Mr. L.
M. Pringle and Mrs, C. Young were
in charge of the euchre and bridge
Prizes for the high score in euchre
went to Mr. and Mrs George Thom.
son (131'tivsels), while Alice Marlatt
(Goderich) noel Mrs, A. Welch
(Toronto) were winners of the con-
solation priizes. A lucky draw was
held for the bridge players with
prizes going to Mrs, Mabel Allen
(Wroxeter) and Mrs. Gordon Fey -
gluon (Blyth). Following the buffet :
lunch a draw was made for the door-
priizes. Mrs, Cecil Kaiser, Mrs. G.
Young, Mrs, J. G. Ferguson, Mr.
Walter Buchanan and Mrs. George
Jenkinson held the lucky tickets,
This brings to a close the activi•
tip: rf the Asenciation for this year.
Plans are now being made to hold
the Anneal Meeting in the near
rehire.
' CRANBROOK
Rev, C. 1'i, MacDonald D. D., Blue -
vale. conducted the regular morn.
Ing service, In Knox Presbyterian
church, 'Pitt thought inspiring
mon was Mi nd nn Genesis 20, verse
le and bronedet out ]tow the modern
Philistines are filling in the wells
kelt! open by nur forefaIhere, ineind•
n Sabbath observance, reverence,
and fancily worsbip.
firs, Wm. Cameron celebrated her
elchty fourth birthday on Nov. 14t11
al 11 r home horn. A nnutber of her
friends were present and enjoyed
slunpincros turkey dinner and a
eta] evening Inee Mier.
The fallowing appeared in "'The
",-tern T'nd+r'rwriler" New York
fact. 201h. 1950, and refers to a
former Cr,nbrook boy and eider sun
i 1' Mrs, Wm. Cameron,
tiriili:im .T. Cameron, executive vice•
Slyd:ent of Home Life of New York
-lee, 104_. and widely experienced
In the insurance business. has been
teemed president of Home Life, Mr,
Cameron wan born in Cranht•cok and
after going to public school wan
grarhueted from University of Tor-
onto.. On first going to New York
h^ was in the actuarial department or
rhe New York Life anti later Deputy
Colnmigdioner and actuary of the
North! Carolina Insurance Depart-
ment. joining the FTnme Life in
1917. Mr. Cameron a,t present living
in Short Hills, N. J.
Mrs. Win, Leeming R. N. Seafortb,
is with her aunt Mrs, Wnt. J. Snt:all-
don.
Mr, and MTs. M. Engel accomltam-
ed Mr, and Mrs, ,Tas, Keys to the
Royal Winter Fair on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Cameron and
little, son, :Sernia, were week -end
visitors with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs'. Allen Cameron.
The Cranhrook 'Women's Institute
tact in the school on: Tuesday even-
ing at S o'clock, with the President,
Mrs. Jas. Brenner in the chair.
The meeting opened by singing,
.111- U:n•°tii,n f)de". Theo the "A1.
stitute Creed" was repeated followed
by "'l9te Lord's Prayer."
The minutes of thi• list meeting
were road by the s{'c! •tory Mrs,
Gordon Knight and declared adopted
by the President.
it was announced that 1011 more
':eltling ritreb•: had been nrd'Pr'+1, -A
into itlr-. comprised of Mrs. L.
:\Ilrltel. Mrs. F 9)111'.1Irs ,7.
Bremner and Mrs. B. Nteloarlam, was
appointed to he in EilaT00 the pro•
gressive Rnc•]trr party to he Ot td in
the wheel Irt•i,l °y evening, Nov. 17th.
The next meeting ig to be held in
the Community Centre nn Wed..
Dec. 13th at 2 p. tn. The rensnn for
the elt!,vr' ''f •1.1+e ]g the reeebvt k
Christmas Concert being held Tneg•
arty evening Dee. 12th,
The roll '.111 w•ns ,'n�wrr'd by
"Ornr•ln,-1.11 .':: cm.,"
A vert• let me etire report was
,r.., reeelee Knight, of the
A,'e•t Convention (telrl at Stretford.
"'hr• Son -Otte. 'nllection was taken
Irv. rhe treasurer Mrs. Fred Small.
dnn.
Ther motto. "'ro Tle Tiealthy. Ts To
P - Throw," won splendidly given by
Mi's. Leslie Lake.
cepenur1ty singing , led by Mrs.
T.,eslle Lnite with Mrs. Martin Mc-
Donald at the piano was very moon
-.level by all.
A srlrr:•lbrl wiper prepared by Miss
T,r•na Noble on me -travel nursing,
won we11 011(11 by Mrs. Lyle Gordon,
A demonstration, 011 caring for a
d nntrrnt by 'Miss Lena Noble with
l('0. ,T. Bremner ne patient
Th^ r^Prier rinsed by singing,
"The King."
A rlatnew lun-ch was served by the
hostesses Mrs, W. Whitfield, Mrs. S.
P,11. -or. Mcg. A. Cameron and Mrs.
Fn!rPl,
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on one of the 12 new Chesterfields
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Your Dodge•DeSoto dealer will be happy to give you
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ELLIOTT MOTORSALES BRUSSELS, PHONE 82
AUCTION SALE
Lot 20, Con, 4, Morris Township
1 Mile North, We Miles West of
Brussels on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20th
At 1 P. 04.
Horses
1 I;ay'!torso 0 yr. old 1100 lbs.
1 I;bu h Hurst' 7 yt•. old 1400 lb.
CoWs n
I. A1:;us and Jersey Cow, Cyr. old,
duo ,iune
1 ilolti-In ('r:v.' 5 yt'. ,1111 slur: June
1 firds°e•in rets. 1 yr flirt, due Aug.
1 Ihnhnm white face heifer, due
Feb, let
3 Heifer Calves, June all sucked
1 Jamey Heifer
I ,iersey Celt, reale
Swine
1 Sq/NV :I yr old with 2rri litter
2 sows or r•:honics. weigh 150 lbs,
9 chunks
Poultry
Pullets. Darks and Bantams
Implements
2 wagons nn steel, 1 wagon on robber
TLty t•nr•k, hay leader
Far rake- !newer 0 ft,
Quebec sulky riding plow
Gane nirw walking plow
3 section steel harrows, new teeth
Seed drill 13 hole and grass seed, new
shops
Riding corn cultivator and bean
Hiller
Spring tooth cultivator
Disc manure spreader
Rteiglt Harrow mart
TTanrl r•nttin:g box
Fower 12" rutting box
11, H. P. gas engine
Cream separator fanning milt
Carriage for wood hack
TTav fork, 90 ft. rope
Hand fore pinup for shallow well
Double set team harness, single swt
Set wood names with halls
4 collars. 1 iron collar
Pulleys. shovels and etc.
Wheel harrow. Model T Sedan
About 1 acre of cob corn standing
Set sling ropes, 14 ft. log chain
Chicken Brooder Stove (coal)
Fray, etran', Oats. Barley and Rye
Ovantity of wand.
Heeeehold Effects
Nero steel bed and springs
Nen' iPMer springs and mattress
Coal and wood rook stove
Coal and *semi stove fold)
Round kitchen table
2 c'mare kitchen table chairs
Linoleum, side hoard, sinks
Dresser, wash stand
2 day beds and mattresses
Folding bed and mattress
Single bed and, mattress
Battery radio, 2 oilocks
Soma canned fruit
Jets and crocks, sewing ma.ch4nc
Leather covered rocking chair
Some dishes and quilts
Teems Cash
FARM -50 acres more nr less, no
bush, fair fences, about 2 acres of
swamp. 1 good shallow well in lane,
and also in barn, lots of water
for winter, gond well in woodshed
about 25' deep dug, 7 room frame
house, bank barn 40 x 50, fair roof,
12 x 25 ]ten house, new steel track,
carriage, rope and trip rope for
slings, 21 ncres plowed more or less.
Sold stbjeet to reserve hid, terms
niacin known day of We.
Arnold Stephens, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
MEMORLALS
WINGHAM' MI MO1ZEAL. SHOP
famous for
Artistic Memorials
at very reasonable prices.
Always a large stock in choicest
granites to chose from
Ceznecory lettering a specialty
All modern machinery
R. A. SPOTTON
eau 056 -- 1ti'innhann, Oer'
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers.
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders,
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
Hammer Mill..
We also ave repairs t'or
Oliver Cockshutt Tractors.
MORRITT & WRIGHT
r:1t,ta,m4et DCplere tier
Oliver lrnplemen'ts
Telephone 4 and 95, Meth, Otte
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MOOSE hunting is now illegal in Ontario. This
was made necessary by the rapid
decline in the moose population. A few
years' protection will restore this fine
game animal to sufficient numbers for •
hunting.•Conservation today
saves your outdoor pleasure
for tomorrow, if
ETHEL
The fourth meeting or the In-
stitute Sewing Course was held at the
home of :Virg Geo. Pearson, on Wed.,
evening, Nov 15th, with eleven mem-
bers present, commencing at S p.m.
Our leaders Mrs. Geo. Pearson and
Mrs. P. Stephenson. showed and help-
ed each member alter their pattern
and cut out their skirt. The roll call
was answered with each girl answer-
ing with one pattern alteration and
how to matte it. The minutes of the
third meeting were adopted. and we
were informed on how to haste nur
skirt. Dor hrnnowm''r n•^-.
our skirts basted for the riming
meeting. The business was dis-
missed and it was decided
member print or *write the items in
our Rernrd nonlcs. Tt war Sinn rdrrarl-
ed that the rnl9 mall fur the next mrer-
ing wil be: "One reason why I ch
my skirt material, its kind; and '
weave. Lunch was served at
close of the meeting.
On Wednesday evening last
presentation was held in Ethel F
for Mr. ant Mrs. Lorne Engler ('
FI, rrnce Querengesser), During '
evening an address was read
Ruhr. Cunningltatn, with Steel
Hood presenting the couple wit'
gift of money. The groom mad'
suitable reply, anal "For They I
Jolly Good Fellows" was sung to •
accompaniment of Siemon's
chestra. The evening was sp
in dancing and lunch was served.
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Y'o• and !"sed: r,0 and 25 cy
,rntors. Broadloom Carpe
ut sr -lection of new and n•
r'hr t t field Suites at Schnett's M'
mat• Furniture Store. Free Delft*
Cold I.
WEATHER 9FORECASTe On Th eWayr 1,
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