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THE BRUSSELS POST
CUT COARSE FOR rife PIPE
"TOUR. Duro dealer is at your
service at all times. If your
Pump is not giving the service that
it should, have the Duro dealer
check it over, make necessary ad-
justments and, if required, replace
worn parts.
By doing this, your Pu1np will
bekept in good working order. •
Production of Duro Pumps this
year is limited and makes it nec-
essary for all present owners to
do everything possible to extend
the life of their pumps, as replace-
ments are not available.
WATER SYSTEMS
London
Should you be without running
water under pressure, your Duro dealer
may possibly be able to secure one for
you, provided you can show it is ab-
solutely necessary for farm use and
essential for increased crop produc-
tion. Purchasers must secure Wartime
Prices and Trade Board approval
Emco Bathroom Fixtures and Fit-
tings are still obtainable for a new
bathroom or renovation of an old one.
The Emco dealer in your vicinity will
be glad to show you the range of styles
now available.
Buy War Savings Stamps and Certificates Regularly
Wilton & Gillespie
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LTD.
Hamilton Sudbury
143
Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver
Former Molesworth Girt Nov,
Stationed In North Afrioa
Among • the !many Canadian Nurs-
ing Sisters arriving: in North Africa
tenently was ra former ivfoleeworth
girl, Jessie Sartester, tt:N., daughter
•If Mr. r::: ;uel Sangster of Listowel.
Jessie enlisrted in Tnnouto shortly
after the o ,theeak •of war and was
at the 1 "time engaged at her profes-
sion iyt 11;.:-.4 oily, In Jane of 1940
she Wel ,t re- toseite and fuel been
:INEMIIM.ua�-1r,.s: -
stationed in,; Great .Bt'ttaht until her
move bo North Africa,
Gas Rationed Books ,Needed
For Repair Work
•People who.own motor vehicles
should tarry their ge.soline a'ation
books with these when they are
taking their cams im, for repairs, This
advice its given lig the Wartime
Prices and Trade Board, who point
ant that repairmen are not allowed
to ef. t `Weitk' ion a oar until they
have recorded the oategnry and num-
ber .of the gasoline ration hook, A
pr r ii,y system to iarr erect for motor
repairs. The most essential
err done- first
To Rent --•
t. ?c:1. in Stretton Block above
nw Ofrce—available Aug. 1.
rhe e Miss I. Lowry at C.
o,.eph Benson, office,
Canadian Pacific Spitfires Take Toll of Hun 'Planes
The ..two Spitfires presented to the
Royal Canadian Air Force overseas
by officers and employees of the
Canadian Pacific Railway from the
proceeds of their novel Golden Air-
craft Fund have had "very remarkable
Careers", according to the R.C.A.F.
News Service. Pilots' flying them
�ve shot down at least seven Hun
snoe, damaged nine and ,chalked up
tworobables, and, in addition, .
Canadian Pacific I and II were the
ispersonal"•ships of two Canadian aces
*viten they wort the Distinguished Flying Crcea.
fighter pictured on the upperabove„ were paid for by the. sal
-e two right of the layout abo
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p,
own
p p elad G
donated from all over the Canadian n gy Miss G
old gold ad a Pacific to a fund originated by Ys
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eer left), of the treasury .de� artment in Montreal, who is shown rolling the sinews of war out 0
barrel and into a model C.P.U. train.
•e pilots who "got their gong" while flying the C.P.R. Spitfires are Squadron Leader D. G. (Bud
t �try, D,F.C., of Halifax left), who made n,6 sweeps with Canadian Pacific 1I; and Flight Lieutenan
B. Ileott .) Murray, D.F.C., also of Ilatiifax who destroyed one enemy aircraft,' damaged four aI
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two probable* in 27 sweeps with' Canadian Pacific 1. .
PboSot by R.C.A;P., Toronto Star .,na Canadian Pasifh.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of JAMESOHEDDEN,1
late of the Township of Morris In
the County of. Huron, farmer, who;
dled on or alieut the 10th day of •
June, A, D. 4943,
7'AI{E NOTICE that al; panties
having violins or demands against,
the estate of the above deceased
must mail particulars and proof of;
some to the l (Iersigaed executors
or their solicitor on or before the I
9.tlt day' of August, .4,D, 1918, upon t
which (late the said executors will.
proceed to distribute the assets with
regard only to those claims which
they shall have the have reeeivecd.
Dated at Brussels this 20t1t day of ,
July, A.D. 1948,
R. J. MCLaucnlia
John McArter, executors
By them solie to C. JOSEPH ,
BENSON, Brussels, for Ebner D.
Bell who is absent on Active Service,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of SAMUEL WILTON,
late of the Village of Brussels and
County of Huron, hardware mer-
chant, who died on or before the
15th day of. May, A. D. 1943.
TAKE NOTICE that all parties
having claims or demands against
the estate, of tato above deceased
must mail particulars and proofs of
same to the solicitor or the exeunt.
ors on or before the 9th day of Aug..
ust, A.D. 1948, upon which date the
,diel exec.utans will proceed to dist-
ribute the assets with regards only;
to those claims which shall then
have been; received.,
bated at Brussels this 29th day of r;
July, A.D.
E1sj1e94 olenian•
Joseph Wilton: exeeuIors
By their solicitor C. JOSEPH
BENSON, Brmsscle, for Elmer D.
Bell who is absent on Active Service.
IiTAKE NOTICE that all acccam1ts
owing to the firm of Wilton 84,
Gillespie up to and 'including May
I15, 1943, musrt be paid on or before I
the ,9th day of Angus`, 134'. These
accounts may be paid either 112r. W. I
Gillespie, or to C. Jossoh Benson,
solicitor.
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Classified Ads
FOR :SALE—
Oats, oats and barley mixed, an
w^heat.
phone 42-r-11 Jas
FOR SALE— ' •
Good Sewing Machine
40 Gal. Oil Tank
,1.: Coad, Oil ,lieater
Phoae 13
Stevenson
FOR SALE -
1 Regfs.bea'ed Sdhonbhorn )3141 of
servioeable age,
phone Blyth 13 -r -i6
Torrance Dundas,
R.R. 2, Blyth
For Sale—
Case Tractor -,45, Hhber-62,
Rnmley G0
92-50 white .Sepamator
32.50 White tsepaarabor (cutter)
33-9+5 Waterloo generator
28-42' Waterloo Separator (cutter)
32-50 Bell Seiaan'ator (cutter)
Frame banal (galvanised roof)
George G. Smith
- Durham, Ont.
Auction Sal e
Farm, Stock and Implements
N%2 of Lot 14, Celtcession 6, Morris
On highway 3 miles west of Brussels
FRIDAY, JULY 30th
The following will be offered for
sale at 2 p. m, sharp
Ilersen'---1 Horse 8 year old, heavy
draught, good worker, dingle or.
double
-
Oattlb-1 Oow'7 years old Holstein
good milker; 1 0054 5 year old I3oi-
I stain, good milker; 1 Oory Dnrham,
6 year old; 1 Cow Durham, 8 year
old, farrow; 1,Cow, Durham, 9 year
old, farrow; 1 Helfer, clue time of
sale; 1 Safer, 2 years rising 3.
Mens -19 1fents,
Pig,, --20 Pigs, 8 weeks old.
Implements 1 Sect Sleighs; 1.
Wagon; 1 Strand New Set Stngie
H4•rrr,ese Older IIarness. and Ooilars-
1 Set I3anrowe 4 section; 1 hila of
t
Wednesday, 'lair 98t7t, 1943
0,
Supporting the Policies and Leaderships
of Premier Nixon
Sccstf., 1 ``r
rstands
dicti Far er
rb kens
Basi and raised on the farm where he now lives in
Colbourne Township.
0 A Dairy Farmer operating 350 acres,
Twelve years' experience in Municipal Affairs.
l Two years a member of Huron County Roads Commission.
0 Fifteen years a director of the Canadian Guernsey Breeders
Association, Has represented this Association on
many committees dealing with Provincial and
National Problems.
HIS PLEDGE
To represent ALL the people of Huron -
Bruce riding and to voice YOUR opin-
ion in the Ontario Legislature for,
FAIR, SQUARE, ACTIVE ADMIN-
STRATION,
Ea—
.dnesda
VOTR
1
A VOTE
for Hill is a vote for a Government
which has forged ahead in action and
achievement in the service of all. -Thls'
is the time to place proven performance
ahead of promise or experiment.
st 4th,
i r'
and Elect to the Onta o Legi&gat
a Man with t' Wei Experience
Horsehair Needed
In War Effort
Tanks have taken the place of
horses on the battlefields in•. this
war and yet .olid 'Dobbin .can get into
the fight. It could hardly be called
active service, because all the horse
has to do le past with some heir.
The Wartime Prices and Trade
Board laoimts oiat the. importance
hair Fomhhags have, The 9L1'nls
from the iroree'a mare are needed
to build shook'Pads Dor army tanks,
cushions for army vehicles and
e
mattresses tar the men in the 115157.
The hair from the horse s tail is
vali,able for making b':ri5)tes to
cle;tn guns, to clean tare wings of
bomber, fighter and transport Planes,
and for a host of spec:al machine
brushes in ntuu'Ltiou factories.
Predict No Increase
iia Butter Allowance--
, •c t,, a;i1 creamery -ratter Iii stor-
age in Canada are greatly increased
over last year. This does not mean
however, that there cam. be any In-
crease in the present bet Pr "al ion
WHERE DOES Ma
Lumbet 1 SOmffler,, 1 Il y Rack' 1ILY FIT IN?
1.
Wagon Box; 1Steel: Cutter and
Robe; 1 Buggy; 1 Riding Plow; 1
Walking Plow 1 M.II, Seed Drill; 1.
ria LC, ]3utder,",0 ft, out, new canvass
in perfect shape; 1 Root Pallier; 1
Warning Mill; 1 Disc; 1 lrrost and
Wood Mower' Mt., in good working
oder; 1 Cream separator; 2 BJtkeel
1 Wagon; Number 'Cedar Posts ane
Anollors; 1 Churn; Also same rem'-
ni are 1 o8ft,, Ladder, orirungs; 1
Radio Battery 'Set, Battery .New; 1
)lnsrimg Mttelydal0 Equipped; , Targe
Mail Box; Bicycle; Small Set of
Weigh Scalers; 25 (lord 0! $aft end
Bard Wood; 25 Ce14 tai Cedor'Rana;
5 ton of Ilxay; 200 loud. mixed main;
Other alticlos t•04) Irlranere111 to men-
- bion.
TERMS CASH
Terms on Farm Made Kn.wn bay
of. Sale
Farm consisting of 51 nerds of
lend aud 1 sacro of bttsrh on farms and
2 sorsa off drirtsb 01; adjoining Tarin
Imes* hard wood, Will be sold with
Pince, The i4.1 i will' be Offered, at 2
*leek sblarp to highest wild boat
bidder, Tare bean is all seeded down
In .gno4 oaistl4ttan, trivet .rune'tautiugh
farm, ,r
David Cook, Ed, Henderson,
Proprietor, Man rgdt`
Lewes poivland Auctioneer
qui ARL PROPERLY
allowance, announces the Foods Ad-
ministration of the Wartime Prices
and Trade Board, "The Impression
prevails in some quarters sand Ken-
neth Olive, Administrator of Dairy
Products, 'itltat we are building up
abnormal stocks of butter beoause
of resent improved production.. The
people of 'Canada should thorough-
ly
horoughly understand that the increases in
stocks in storage is not abnormal.
It is true that they are heavier tiraai
in 1942, Unit last year was below
normal in that respect," said Mr,
Olive.
!he wit
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®% MALIUTRIIIO f
26/ I�pUHDERItElY NOURISHED
Government surreys conducted early in the
war show that only 40 per cent of Canadians
regularly eat the right foods, even though
seemingly well fed. Forty per vent are tin the
borderline of malnutrition. Twenty per cent
are definitely undernourished.
'.l'out's why you need a sure plan for healthful
family meals. That's why we offer you "&t•to-
Work -to -Win" 6 . authoritative FREE booklet,
that takes the guesswork out of nutrition,.
Send for our MR coptoe i
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mail it Zvi' t h
*The nutritiae,e4 Ila,
in "Hat-ta-barn-t
are aseeptatle to N¢xhlt�ire
Sn-,ket, Depa sena
Pensions and N'ation's!
Health, Ottataa for the
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