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risks which sbolda be covered by incur.
ante. Let us analyse your needs, explain
how insurance can protect your business
from loss in many ways and arrange plan-
ned Piot policies to coverall eventualities..
We write Pilot Insurance to cover sel-
ected risks in Automobile, Fire, Personal
Property Floater, Burglary, Cargo, Eleva.
tor, Teams, Plate Glass, General and Pub-
lic Liability, Fidelity and Surety Bonds.
WAL1 ER SCOTT - BRUSSELS
Representing
PILOT INSURAN(E`<a�i�„:.
0' , Blood Clinic To Be
FOR SALE—
A set of tractor Disc harrows.
phone 40-r-23 W. 13. Hoy
FOR SALE— ^"4
Timothy Seed,' Ethan Oats, ;Mixed
Grain Demo rOats and Burley.
pitons 55-r-14 Oreo, 1Men::ios
FOR SALE r_ 4
300 Barred RooRook011tcks 1 week
old, or 500; 7 weeks old, blood tested, Ilexi'.2 Wesley Stephenson
FOR SALE—
.A, Pew bushels Timothy Seed al
the "right price.
Phone 29-e-7 7
M. A•LcLe a
FOR SALE—
Aged Mare, some Alaska Seed
Oats and 2 bushels old Timothy Seel.
Phone 18-r-9 Gilbert McCallum
* Held Friday, n
,M a y 5th
* The re -opening clinic of
* Brussels Blood Donor Service
* will be held In Public Library'
* on Friday, May 5th. Come
* along and offer a,donation of
"' your blood to those who are.
* offering their- lives for you.
FOR SALE—
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4.
lit
11 Ifs ready to wean.
pilaus 42-r-19 • Geo. Blake
FOR SALE—
'1:50 Leghorn hellets, 2 'Meeks old,
sIngle comb, blood tested stack.
phone 83-.r-1'5 Ross Cunningham
FOR SALE —
E
400 White Leghorn Pullets 7
weeks old.
apply to Hugh Pea:+soil.
FOR SALE—
FOR SALE Seed grain, 1942 and 1943 crop,
A Caw co freshen in about a V.angua^' oats, Mabel oats and Soy —
month. d 1 Beans.'
phone 23-r-19 JIaa, S, Armstrong phone 43-r-7 or 44x John McNair GRED'
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of CATHERINE Mc.
CALLUM, late of the Village of
Brussels in the Coynty of Huron,
spinster, who died on or about
the Oth day of October,. A.D. 1943.
TAKE NOTICE th:ut ail parties
having claims •or demands against
the stsaieof the above-mentioned
(deceasedmust mail particulars and
proof of sante to the undersigned
adlninistratrix on or .before the
20211 (lays of April, A,33.'1944,, upon
which date the said adminletr'atrix
will proceed to distiibnte the Assets
with regard only to diose claims
which she shall then have received.
DATED at Brussels this 10th dry
of April, AD. 1944.
Isabel Lowery,
• Adminis tra.trix
t:yher solicitor C. .POS1lPII BEN-
SON. Brussels, Ontario, for Elmer.
D. Bell who is• absent on Active
Service
AUCTION SALE
Househcld Effects to be held on
Albert St., South, Brussels for
Ella Woods on
SATURDAY, MAY 6th
Sole to commence at 2 p.m. sharp
1 extension table 1 Ititoben'table,
2 cupboards, 1 arin Chair•, 12'"kitcheu
chairs, 4 rocking chairs, 1 organ ane
stool, .t large dresser, 2 small
dressers, 3 washstands, 1 wooden
bedstead evtth .springs and mattress
1 wooden bedtstead, with .inattress,
2' feather ticks, 1 mirror; 2 stands,
sewing machine, snowshoes, 2 pieces
floor oilcloth, 3 lamps, 1 lantern,
corn planter, mats, pictures 'dishes
of all Minds, 1 toilet set dishes,
stepladders, wheelbarrow, grind -
store, •chiclten wire, 3 size, sealers,
crocks, saws and axes, shovels.
1 stove and' pipes, 1 extension ladder,
4 coal '.boxes, eausage machine, 1
apple peeling m,achene, milk .can,
1 TA o robe and •uffad r u numerous other
articles,
• TERMS CASH
There will also be offered for sale
Subject to a reserve bidhouse and
barn, 3 acres of land, soft and hard
water.
ELLA WOODS, Proprietress
LEAN ROWLAND—Auctioneer
FOR SALE— i FOR SALE—.
Dnsluatn Bull, 11 Rubber tired wagon and 1 man
rack; Empire Cream Separator,
phone Brussels 35-s-7,
Earl Anderson Bd. Collie, Fienfryn
1 'Purebred
months - old.
phone 15-r-4
WANTED— ..
Experienced housekeeper for
general housework in Toronto.
Highest wages paid.
Apply at . the Poet
JUST ARRIVED—
JUST RECEIVED—.
No. 1 N.B. Potatoes. Excellent
quality 92.45 bag. Phone 6.
Grewar's Groceterla
FOR SALE— ”
;Good quality Seed Grain, Van.
guard Oats mixed with two -rowed
Barley; also 12' pigs• ready to wean.
phone 20+6' Elmer Ellacott
FOR SALE-
Silver laced Wyandotte setting
Eggs; White Pekin and. Muscovy
Duck Eggs.
phone 23-r-7 Graham Lamont
FOR SALE -
4 to 6 weeks Leghorn Cockerels.
Pine torfrying or roastlag.
Walter Rose. Poultry Farm
phone 38Y -r-4.1
'FOR SALE—
A ,quan•tity of Hard Maple and
'and *oft wood.
phone 15-r-5 J'oe Holmes
R.R. 4,,Bruseels
. 'FOR SALE—
'a, Large White .Pepin 'Duck .Eggs''..
and Seed Buckwheat.
\Phone Brussels 43-r:24.
George Wetsen' erg
FOR SALE-- -
500 Bruseis Cartier Oats and 6
rowed barley mixed. clean, readyfor
seed.
•11110/55 29-r-0 73a'usseis,
Albert Porter.
FOR SALE-
A quantity of Vanguard seed oats
grown from Registered Seed 1942
crop; also two shorthorn Runt, red
in colour, one of serviceable age, the
other younger.
George Kerr, Ethel
AGENTS WANTED --
Stott .your own parttime Wetness
with,otut any investment on yd•nr part•
Profitable Watkins Route available
in nearby locality. Suitable travel
outfit 'required. For details write
promptly to The J. R. Wahine e Com'
POUT, dept. "9-13-4", 21177 310951ion
Street, Montreal.
FARM FOR. RRENT-•-a
200 acres, lot 5; couoession 10 and
lot 0, condeseion 11, Twp. Of Gi'eY,
brick ihome, largo barn with good
stabling, hog -pens, chickee house '
end drive shed. Goad water
auppl9.
Apply to 3. L. Lamont, Executor,
K9noardtne, Ont:
'30 40@I
I y tt
Want still l goo, Vim, Vigor?
'rty' 0, t'gt "tomo '0' bletoR. C,aOlns lma0o', 0(rmt1"
,0 10,lroh,i'Itamtn 717, oat0tnni, 01lo0ph0t•t 9 add St0
rlerraa cap, vlu,. visor, yr niuyt a+tar 70 ,1, dr 011
Sntrodae5ar1 1100 0c 5 051, 11 t' 019,1101004 0)011
*+Atte; of 9000 pto1Alb malloe lobo as Inr7 51':."
Mill Y1080 :08! *18011 I' ,a,'otoao" lroa7M 00,1,0,
The 14131 Con. War Workers club
of Grey, held & meeting on April
lOt-h at the lime of • Mrs. Robert
'Cochrane. A quilt was .completed,
after which a draw was made on the
quilt that was on •display in Mr.
2anw's window, Tlie lucky ticket
was drawn by little Olive Cardiff,.
the winner being Mrs. Carl .Heming-
way. The sum of •939.00 was raised,
money being used fier war work,
95.00 was . voted to the ' 'elite to
Britain Fund" also 95,00 to the
Solvation Army. We would like to
THE BRUSSELS Posy
PIPE TOBACCO
It's areal
pipe smoker's
tobacco
thank Ale, Rion and ail those who
,,.d 111 ineke It a suetOsa,
The April meeting of the Majestic
Women 4 insa1Uuto ways field et the
1 n' ,-, :Nee.. They Tdlueli on .April
MA. y t1ie. Anneal Meeting
of •t'he Institute, the media reports
of the coinari1titeee were received
after the opening. exercises. The
secretarys report showedd a member -
tip et 36; eleven meet -Inge held;
with an average at"tendauce. of 30;
Tile treasurer's report showed re-
reipts $204,42, expenditures 9178.76,
belande en hand .$115.97.
Wer Work
Two boxes to each et the boys
of the eem.niunity 'overeeaa5 totalling
25, also -300 cigarettes- to each 917,00
given to local ,Fist and Game Club
for .:cigarettes: A box of ;,sen
r"I^,hina (Julie ten, to the
Filv)lir'n Army: also a box con-
taining layette, small children's
Blether-,. quilts, el e., t•o Mrs, Sloman
in Northern Ont M1nv knitted
'•°les weree merle for the local Redd
'�''•^•"�. P!4 +poll as ewe"ty.11*e. (tresses..
'Kelley was voted •to nein the "Mint
for Britain Fund'', "The Tam Pt o
lend." and the "Victor Home" In
Triemen4•. The next meshte ie to
be held at the home of Mrs. Haroldd •
Spear with the Roll Call, paymen, ,f
• nor 1111 exchange of plants or
seeds. •
R r, '117 r INV roll, e7l paratrooper, a r'roper, son
1 1((1 0( -, nnlu 0.9.111(s1`. -P11.
1115
1 • ^n r: vel Ion, Chuthent to Wi" li.
peg.
SC]SS')RS SHARPENED—
Bring your scissors to The
Brussels 'Post if you want them to
work better than ever.
TIME TABLE CHANGES
• Effective
SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1944
Full information from agents.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAIL '.. YS
ASK THE
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Huron County Quota
For Victory Loan
Huron, Oounty'S (Mata 1u the
Sixth Victory Loan is 32,900,000,
whials will be broken down into.
Towns, Villages and Townships as .
fellows:•'
5.01(1 Township 9100,000,
West Wawanos'h Township 37,000.
(.'alhorse Township 64,000
Goderich Town 425,000.
leetet Wawanosh Townehlp 07.000,'
Town of Wingbam 74,000,
Turmherry Tawnshlp 74,000
lJowiek Township 220,000.
Morris 'Pawnehip 91.000.
Crey Township 114,000,.
Brussels Village 74,000.
Myth Village 45,000.
98,000.
98,000.
98,000,
163,000,
170.000.
09,000:
82,000
98,000.
83,000.
147,000;
24.000.
64:000.
Tilekersmtth Townebip
McKillop TowliahiP
11u11Ptt Township
Seaforth Town
Clinton Town
Stanley Township
G'oderleh Township
Hensall & Flay E.
Zurich to flay W.
Osborne Township
Stephen East
Stephen West
To the above a quota will be added
for the Air Training Schno15,
April 6, 1044 -�
B LGRAYE
Rev. Hugh Jack of See2orth con -
fleeted the service in the Presby-
terian Church Sunday, speaking
on 1115 Christian's enjoyment -of
daily communion with Gud and the
happiness and peace which 1111s the
=:1'e lived clone to Cod.
Rev. P. II, ,Streeter of the Angli-
can Church -spoke on St. George's •
Day and in the 'United Church Rev.
G. II Dunlop chose as 111s text to or
.^r'ngthened with might by His
pirit in the inner man.
Personals; Mr. and Mrs. David
Armstrong, daughter Jane, and
AC. Jack Armstrong, Centralia,
with !Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong,
`l'horndale; Mrs. Armstrong will
remain in in
a fora few i weeks; .cs;
Mr. 1
.I. an
d
Nies, J. i'!: Coulees and Alex Leaver
with Mr, and 'Mrs. George Pocock,
Le.m;be-lh; Mrs A. MODoagal, Sarnia,
sister of Mrs. Coutes and Mr.
Leaver, returning with them; Mrs.
W. Laidlaw and Mrs..5, Porterfield
with their nephew, R. W. Powell and
:Mrs. Powell, Stratford; Miss Mary
I uill, Fergus, with her parents,
and Mrs. Joseph Ynill: Miss
^^ loo Coulees who taught in Bel -
grave 50h001 - during the 'week
rn4nr'tcd to Stratford Sunday.
Opens Blacksmith
Shop In Ethel -
lb•. L. Smith has opened a black
smith shop in Ethel and is equipped
to do first class horse shoeing and
anoodw0rk Your patronage will he
appreciated,
Weelneeday, April 20111
Before you blame
your telephone...
Engineers designed the mouth:
piece of your telephone to give
best results at one-quarter of an
' inch fromthe lips. When your
lips are farther away than this,
your voice is transmitted less
strongly ... less clearly.
Failure to remember these
simple foots accounts for the
great majority of "trouble°
reports.,
Help avoid needless service ..
check-ups, and at the sametime
let those you talk to hear you
without strain. Just remember:
Talk clearly, normally, directly
into the telephone, with your
lips just one-gztarter of an inch
from the mouthpiece. .
Smoking while
you talk may
cause disr teed
reception. It also
prevents Y
re
v s our
hotels
n the
mouthpiece di-
rectly in front
of the lips,
If you need to
reach across your
desk
asY talk,
rautie to hold
nu
the telephone to hone in
correct position,
close to the lips.
A wall set 'can't
conte to you; stand
or sit so that your
lips are directly
a
Y
in front of and
close to the mouth.
piece. Don't "talk
across" it.
For clear, noise -
free transmission,
alwayskeep your
ke
Y e
desk telephone
none
upright not at
or near the hor-
izontal position.
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ADVERTISING RATES
Classified Ads icash) 26c
Over telephone or charged S5c
In Memoriam ,... 60c
Card of Thanks 50c
Births, Marriages, Deaths ..,,,,,. Free
Display Advertising rates on request �.
FOR SALE—
One hundred and fifty Cemetery
monuments. All imported Granites,
including the following colors: black,
white, red and grey Write or phone
99. Transportation arranged to and
frr17 the works if necessary.
Fred Porterfield,
Mitchell; Ont.'
enttiWes yon ifivory Oinitis through yoga a —vita
(DATE
nvenied
SAWS—
Crosscut saws filed and
gummed if necessary. Also
handsaws, pruning saws &
bucksaws.
SHARPEN—
!Knives, nives, ' scissors, . ever,' -
thing with an edge,
New handles put on saws
and knives.
Leave Them At
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VICTORY LOAN SALESMAN—IT 1S AN ORDER
ON YOUR BANK TO BUY BONDS FOR YOU
You can buy Victory Bonds with cash which you
have saved .:: and you can buy more bonds with money as you get it, on convenient
deferred payments.
Every Victory Loan salesman has printed copies
of the deferred payment letter at the right, (You
can also get this form letter at any bank,) .All
you do is write in the name of your bank and the
amount of the bonds you wish to buy and sign it.
(BANK
RANCH
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YOU HAVE SIX MONTHS TO PAY THE BANK
FOR THE BONDS—THE INTEREST THE BONDS
EARN. PAYS THE BANK INTEREST ON THE LOAN
You make a first payment of at least 10%D of the
amount of the bonds you buy and 'pay the
balance when it is convenient for you to do so,
within the next six months. Bonds earn 3% for
you and this income pays the interest on the
loan during this period. Be sure to buy Victory
Bonds on this plan as well as for casts.
Canada needs more money to pay her enormous
war bill, Let your country have the use of
all the money you can save. 6- 4t
NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE)