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On Nov. 22 Choose This Man
to represent you
wisely
YOUR VOTE IS
NEEDED TO
Ensure A Continuance
Of Good Government
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THE BRUSSPJ.S POST
"6" REASONS
WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE
John W. Hanna
IN HURON -BRUCE
Because
As your representative he has gained valuable experience.
There is no substitute for experience.
He has been instrumental in securing many miles of paved
highways, help for community halls, new schools, etc.
He has faithfully served the people of Huron -Bruce
regardless of party affiliations.Itss
He is a man of determination who will see that things are
made to serve Huron -Bruce.
He believes in a broad advance in human betterment, and
to relieve the pressure as much as possible for the
aged, handicapped and needy persons.
He believes in hydro expansion in rural Ontario until
electricity is in every farm home.
For The Future of Huron® race
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With DAY F
"Down Dairy Lane"
Lsslcn to this Program on
Thursdays 1;45.2:00 p.m.
E,S,T. over the Trans-
Canada network of CBC.
Yum, yumyuml
It's another of Mom's
wonderful dairy dishes!
Maybe macaroni rich
with cheese or cream
sauce made smooth
as satin with
evaporated milk.
There are a
million ways to
make 'em happy
with dalry foods.
Make Winter Menus
More Delicious!
Now's the time to help your
family to better health by
serving then Nature's fine foods
. dairy foods. So much of the
nourishment they need for
growth and vitality is found
in milk. It's a delicious,
nutritious habit to serve
dairy foods at every meal.
ICEI' CEEAME, CNEESr BUTLER, M
`ee..\.........v°t POWDER, EVAPORATED MILK
SERVICE BUREAU
409 Huron St., Toronto, Ont.
DAIRY FOODS
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE —
Cedar anly 9airUfUY.
Phone 36516 Mervyn McCauley
FOR SALE --
10 feet of moderncupboard and
sink, ktodenate price, apply 'te
The Brussels Posit Phone 31
FOR SALE —
Soft Maple and Elm tops. Most
wood for the money.
,Tames Stevenson Phone 60r4,
WOOD FOR SALE —
Quantity of Beech. and Hard Maple,
Phone 34x7 Keifer Bros,
FOR SALE
2 year okl :male hound broken
fox and rabbit. apply to
Clnolalr Phlppen, Wingham,
FOR SALE -
27 Pigs, 7 yeeka old, Tamwork x
York. apply to
Geo. BTaktez"-:—
Phone 42r19,
FOR SALE — —
One Beatty Force -pump, with five
inch cylinder and two Inch pipe.
Priced reasonable. Jack Conley,
Phone 41r10, Lot. 31, Con. 6 Grey.
HOUSE FOR SALE
House and lot on Mechanic Street,
T3russela. Apply to F. J. Martin
R. R. 2 Elyth Phone 17r23.
on
WANTED—
Dead and disabled farm animals
wanted for prompt pick-up, Call
Percy Stephenson, Ethel, Phone
ll'uSSILlc 6502, Collect,
LIVESTOCK WANTED —
FREE THERMOMETER—Plus e -ash
for dead or disabied horses or cows,
I Phone collect Brussels 72. William
Stone Sons, Limited,
HELP WANTED — MALE_
Housewives welcome the Familex
man for guaranteed necessities,
reasonable primes, Premiums, quality
and service. We .ane in need of a
few agents — splendid income for
the Interested worker. Let us tell
yon how, by writing to FAMTLFIX, i
1600 d Dr1m'imier, Montreal
FOR SALE — _..
1-100 acre farm, with buildings
priced to sell at $4000.00.
1-100 acre farm. good buildings
hydro. possession this fall.
1-200 acre farm, good buildings,
hydro. s410. Prided to sell.
T. C. Long
ATTENTION FARMERS ••
We will be pleased to pick up dead
or crippled farm animals and Par
highest prevailing prices. For im
mediate service telephone collect —
Brussels 86-r-12, Listowel 650-r-2,
or Elmira 664
Gordon "lung (Elmira) Ltd.
HELP WANTED -- MALE
Here -is your chance to obtain
steady employment with good
earnings. If you're agressive and
have a car or rail obtain one, you
ran make big money as a Watkins
n ,slrr. Established lural route
L,atlahle t11 your IIs'ea. No invest -
lupe required. Experience not nec-
essary — we train you. Ask Ula for
particulars. Write today to Dept,
O -P, -•I, The J, R, Watkins Oompe.nly,
Min St. Roth St., Montreal, Que.
SPECIAL '
LOW RAIL FARES
TO
ROYAL
AGRICULTURAL
WINTER FAIR
TORONTO NOV. 13-21
FARE AND ONE-HALF
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Geed going—November 12th to
November 21st inclusive.
Return—Leave Toronto not later
than midnight, November 22nd.
Full io/ormadoty from any usenl,
CANADIAN NATIONAL
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NOTICE —
Seit of Shoop sleighs, shoeing in
good cindition. Set of 2000 lb. track
sctakis, Apply to
Thomas Pierce
Phone 36r6.
CRA N,RROUK
Owing to unfavorable weather eon-,
dlitions the Sacrament of the Lord's
supper was not observed on Slwndtay,
Nov 4th, but witil he ohservered on
Sunday. Nov. I1dh as eleven o'clock,
with Sunday School meeting at ten
o'clock.
Wm. ev ninngservieed Itt St d ndrew ducted the
Presbyterian Church, Wingham. on 1
Sunday.
Mr. Herbert Jeschke. Fraser, Milh.. I
is here visiting his father, Mr. Paul
Jeschke, who is under the -doctor's
na re, with a heart condition,
Miss Oentie Pride rettntmed home
bast week, having spent some time
in 5t. Marys,
kfrs. Trove Miller.
Linda
n
me sn ending awhlilewith M. David I
and
Mrs. Glenn FLnether before leaving
for their home in Labrador.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Smith and l
fenlihv, 14th can., moved on Monday
00 their home in Ethel
Melville Ladies' Aid
Mrs. Jahn Yui11's home Wes the
meeting place for the October meet -
ng of Melville Ladies,' Aid Society.
Thirty-two ladles answered the yon
call and assisted in plans for the
society's fall bazaar which is to be
held in the Library on Saturday,
Nov. 24. Mrs. ,las. S. Armstrong
presided during the meeting, A
nominating committee was named to
hying in a suggested slate of officers
filr 1952. At the close of the meet-
ing several pairs of pillow slips.
luncheon cloths and aprons were ;
handed in for the bazaar, Mrs. Wm. ,
Speh' who has recently returned
from a month's motor trip to the
west coast gave a most interesting
account of her trip. Mrs, John Turn
who was also one of the party added
number of high lights of the
51rdey. Their descriptions were
ccnnpanded by a group of snap-
ots, photos and folders, Mrs, H.
r\lien proposed a vote of thanks
Mrs. Yui11 for the use of her
me and bunch was served.
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£LLIOTT M�TOR SALES
PHONE: 82
L DODGE—DESOTO—SALES & SERVICE
Wedn slay, November Tth, 1961.
Vote for and Elect
Liberal Candidate for Huron-?:
A FRAC T jC_AL FARMER
Scientifically Trained
With Six Years Municipal Experience
Sat) .' Money Everyday
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Published by Huron -Bruce Liberal
Association.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
HOLDING SALESMANSHIP
CAMPAIGN NEXT WEEK
The students of Wingham Dist-
rict High School ander the direction
of Mr, H, Knight. the Faculty ad-
viser, and the Student Council Pres•
idend, John Lancaster. assisted by
the Executive Vomit are launching
their anneal "Salesmanship Week",
throughout the school district during
the next few days. ,
This plan, which ie sponsored by
the MacLean -Bunter Publishing Co -
nip. 1 y• and which has proven im-
men.aeiy nee ful in schools through -
u111 ('anada. enables the students
to uhtailt money for many extra-
currieula' aet.ivitics. at, the school
5s well as providing funds for
athletic Pm PM, educations/ tours
aml many other worthwhile aotivit -
les.
t"itizen of this community are
being given the opportunity through
this Plan to assist the high school
students, and at the same time
subscribe to Canada's leading mag.
aztne, as well as a fine selection
of other publications.
HERE'S SOMETHING YOU
LOOK AT THOSE PIGS, SHOULD REMEMBER, BILL.
DOC.THEY'RE SO WEAK A SOW, UNLIKE A DAIRY COW,
AND SCRAWNY. THEY'LL DOES NOT DEPLETE HER OWN
NEVER MAKE PORK BODY TO PROVIDE NUTRIENTS
PROFITS. FORTHE UN80RN--ITIS A
DIRECT LOSS To THE EMBRYO
UNLESS PROVIDED FOR --a
IN TiIESO;4'''S FEED,YOU
MUST HAVE $TAr{JFDe,� y�
THF Sow. "
w.\
STARVED HER! I GAVE
HER PLENTY OF GRAIN
AND WATER AND
EYERCISE,ToO.
YoU'RE ONLY CHEATING YOURSELF
OF PROFITS, BILL. YOU'VE GOT
TO BUILD YOUR PIGS INTHESOW
I KNOW ONE FELLOW WHO
FEEDS HIS SPRING P165 FOUR
MONTHS BEFORE THEY'RE
FARROWED
BUT W BUT
THE SOW NEED
MORE THAN GRAIN
AND WATER DOC?
LOOK, BILL. WITH A BRED SOW FED
ON GRAIN ALONE, IT WAS FOUND
THAT THE AVERAGE BIRTH WEIGHT OF
THE PIGS FELLTO 1.85 LBS. AND 59%
OF THEPIGS WERE BORN WEAK.
WHEN A SOW WAS FED A GOOD MASH
THE BIRTH WEIGHTJUMPEDTO
2.42 LB5 AND (>11.'116% OF THE PIGS
WERE WEAK.
Roe Farms Service dept,
STARVE THE SOWAND YOU ROB THE
LITTER, BILL. JUST REMEMBERTHAT
THOSE FIGURES IT TAKES MORE THAN GRAIN AND
ARE MIGHTY WATER T0:
CONVINCING, DOC. 0 BUILD PIGS WITHIN THE 50W.
�`•
a) PUT
MI KRESERVE. SOW FOR
3OIMPROVE QUANTITY AND
QUALITY OF MILK AFTER
�50W FARROWS.
FEED THE UNBORN
RPIGS
IGHT
WITH
SOW MASH
IDE »j A + li't
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WD-
Easi Huron Products
BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
MCINCRIEFF