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THE BRUSSELS POST
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3 Boxes Cornflakes
Canadian Beauty Flour 7 Ib
Health Bran per package
Supreme Shortening • 2 lb
Tip Top Pumpkin 1 can '.
Raspberry Jam 2 lb
Jar Rubbers. 1 package
Jar Rings .. 1 dozen
1 lb Black Tea
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE—
House and Lot.
phone 35 Grace M. Stewart
FOR SALE -
11 Chunks of pulls.
shone 42 r-4 C. Armstrong
., STRAYED—
From dot 29, Con, 7, Grey, on
eibont Jeune 2411, a =white -headed
steer, under 1 year-old, no horns.
- phone 59-r-14 Cecil Ecimaier
FOR SA LE—
FOR
con. 3, East % lot 1, W.
FOR SALE— lot2, Grey Twp, 100 acres. large
A good 'heavy work Horse cheap,
would• exchange for cattle or pigs. brick louse, barn 60x36 and etre
phone 33-r-23 W. Marks shed 30x38 ft. Good high land and
good wheat farm. Aemost all work-
able land.
phone 33-r-12 Crawford Strachan
TENDERS—
Will be received' up to July i 5 for
work of painting palace at Brussels
D. M. McTavish, Sec'y.
STRAYED—
3 -year-old: cantle beast, r+traYed on
the property of Lat. 3, Con. 17,
Gres. Owner can have same 0y
proving ovvnersbdp and paying ex-
penses. phone 32-r-7,
FOR SALE— -•
Cheap House re- Wingham, central-
ly located, 'three piece bath, good
cellar, eememt floors, garage and
good garden. Second :house past
Anglican church on Centre St.
Apply on premises to W. R. Birtch
WANTED—
Protestant teaohed for S. S. no. 7,
Meets. Stade 9uaLiflcations and
salary expected. Personal aPPI-
'cations preferred, apply to
Lyle S. Hopper, Sec'yTreas.
11. R, No. 5, Brussels
NOTICE—
sell the DeLaval Separator and
Milkers also the repairs Or the De -
Laval Separator. Repair Binders.
Agent Thomas Grant.
phone 4.2Y -r- 2 Brussels
FOR SALE—
'Contain, Cabbage. Cauliflower aed
'pepper Plants. 50c per hundred.
phone 19X H. Querin
Brussels, Ont.
WANT ED—
A girl, not more than 30 years
old, to keetp house. If housekeeper
remains until death of owner, She
will rer,eive a life lease of 100 acre
fern and huildinegs.
phone 534.22 Hugh Docket
Bluevale, R.R..2.
TENDERS WANTED—,
The Trneteee of S. S. No, 8 Grey,
are aslaing for 'tenders for the wir-
ing
& the sah,00t arouse for the
Hydro, The lowest ow any tender
mot necel esedly accepted. Tenders
to be inn not tater than July 26th,
phone 28-r-16 Raged Knight
Seceeterry,
Brlsseis
TENDERS WANTED
Trustees of S. S. No, 1 Grey, are
asking far tenders for painting ex-
terior and interior of school house,
inoh1.dling washing of walls. Lowest
tender not necessarily accepted
Tenders to he In not later than July
13th. Trustees to supply paint.
Elmer Ellacotlt, Ser.-Treas.
NOTICE—
New and renewal Subscriptions
taken for all Canadian, American
and British magazines, at :regular
suI ser•]ption rates, ,
The patronage of Subscribers Is
solicited.
Wm, Spence,
Ethel, Ont.
Representing Cie Fidelity
Circulation Company of Canada.
Administrator's Sale
There will be offered for sale at
the premises of the late Mrs. Re.
bacon. Smith Estate ole Solon
street int the Village of Brussesl on
Saturday, July 22nd A.D. 1939 at
1,30 pen. The following estate:
Dwelling house and lot 'situated
on John Street in the Village of
Brussels. The dwelling house is
said, 'to he one and one Halt story
frame dwelling with an addition
thereto and cellar, Also 125 follow-
leg
ollow
ing articles:
1 dining room table; 6 dining
room theirs.; 1 19id'eboaed; 1 writing
desk; 1 kitalren, cielboard; a 'Min -
her of Mohair chairs; 1 leather
covered obeli.; 3 rociulog chairs and
number of kitchen obatrs, 2 couch-
es; 1 bureau; 2 dressers. 2 standee;
3 beds; Menge and mattresses; 1
wooden direst; 1 sewing machine;
2 rug's; 1 rote 0f carpet; Linoleum,
11x13; 1 clock; 1 took Stove; e2'
Beaters, Boal or 'wood; sieve PtPe?e;
washing mecllti e; lawn mower; tub
boiler'; dishes; bedding and other
articles too nunneroua' to 'mention.
TERM'S 1C'ABI3
Reserve on Real Estate.
GEC, 14, IIIA IOT'r, Auctioneer
P. FINIGLAND, Solicitor for the
Adintinietrators
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sit
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SLAMS yOUR 011.3
because most cars are bug0.
to run
smoothly on a good regular -priced
If your car did not knock when, new -Ind
knocks now on the same grade of gasoline
ils
blame it on the motor oi.L Many a oo'er
form hard oazbon inside themotora is
only a few thousand miles. The result
knocking and lost power. In the long run;,
the best and most economical cure for,,,
knocking is to have the carbon removed
then use Sunoco, the Knock -Proof Motor
Cil, exclusively. It's your safest protective
against knocks and lost power.
Kittack „w„o>�MIOTOR OIL
SUNOCO ^ head n your motor longer
keeps the on Y
gave better performance than 13 premium
priced fuels as well as 17 other gasolines
Out into the highways and byways went independent investi-
gators. 1069 motorists were asked to'test a colorless "mystery"
gasoline against the gasolines they had been using—a total of
30 competing fuels. That mystery gasoline was Blue Sunoco
with color omitted. Regular priced and premium priced
went up against Bine Sunoco and more than 8 out of 10
motorists said Blue Sunoco gave them better performance!'
Tests conducted by Might Directories, Ltd., Summer, 1938, Gasoline used In tests
certified to be regular Blue Sunoco (color orated) by Donald•Runt Cb., LtdL
With evidence_ like this . what:`' need is';ther,e for you to pay
2 to 2'M extra :for all around satisfactory motor fuel performance?
Harry Champion's
Phone 68 Brussels, Ont.
East Wawanosh
Council
Council met on July 4th. Mem-
bereall present but Mr. Black
of last meeting were read
conveying the council's sympathy to
her owing to the tragic death of her
iter• husband who for so many years
had: taken) a leading and active part
in; all matters of ytnmdcipal affairs in
connection with the township.
The Mellowing accounts were paid:
Mrs. A. Vincent, Mrs, H. Procter.
Mrs W. Procter, Mee. Rev. Town -
end. The linueb, will be a 10e tee.
All the ladles of
cordelatly invited
The W' M. S.
United 'Murree;
3 35 joint meeetins in, the,
(gra community are
to oris meeting.
and W. A, of the
Minutes 1 Domllnion Banek, Winghanr, Belgrave, held a
.lhn,rrih On
and approved.
Reeve Currie presented am ac-
count . of $19.40 for two lambs des-
troyed by dogs recently. IPaytneet
of this account was laid over till
next meeting, 'Council will nolt at
present recommend the appoint-
ment of a township countable for
Belgn'ave and vicinity in. conjunc-
tion with the towrnslh.p of Morrie.
T. H. Wilson, Antietam:, addressed
the Council in, reference to the
Municipality taking advantage et
'the provislon,s under the Work -
mens Compensation AKA also the
platelets of inauranlre on tete road,
maintainer, Though nothing 410-
fintte was done. at this time regard).
Iiig these matters eounell were of
the opinion that insurance of same
nature would) be placed on the road.
maintainer in tate near future.
Geoege McGowan, made applira-
1.ioru to 'have the McGowan drain
repel' Lel th.:t atwa(ill,
(!oun. Rudd was instructed. to el -
tend to Ole matter.
3:x -Reeve W. J. Currie was,. ap-
palated, as member of Ube Board of
Health to place at the late peter
W. Scott.
The Clerk was lnstrueled to for-
ward a letter to Mrs, P. W. Stott
collemeng taxes
Advance -Times aence
advertising 4
A. Rollison, payment to
Auburn police
Mrs,
D. G. An'd'erson, re.
Omni. Hydro tax acct,
S. Hrullahan, Government
loan re Tile Drainage
Act
S. McDerney, road Supt. 01.20
Ten,cikrer road accounts, these
flnrc:lud�r'I matedia6 and work for
road muribener+y $126.15
Veered l will meet again or
Tuesday, August 6111,
A, i'oni.csrfleld, Clerk.
Jluely 5, with a good attendance. ,
1.95 The president. Mrs. II. Wheeler
and Dus. 3, M. Coates presiding.
34.00 Tine meeting opened 'by ringing
13.33
Hymn 1 . P'raYer was offered) by
Mile, 13, Wheeler. The Scripture
lesson taken from Roman's the lett
315,05' dhalrter, was read by Anna, Grasart.
EELGRAVE
'17,0 !1neiltri and •C,7ulld Welfare
rnes,l.iltg M rho Ilelgrave Women's
lowtll:ule 1411 meet at the home or
erre, it, .1. Me,fienrlo on Tuesday,
Daily 12, ni, 2.30 v.m, 'Phe con-
venerrt o tette meeting will be Mrs.
it, .1. Mci(etreia eta Ws. (Rev.)
'rowneerl. (bon east, common retne'
I(Ileo for everyday witmeuts, Ourremt
events by Mrs. E. W7glutman. Ad-
dreos by Dr, G. It, Ross, Wingham
Music, selected, Lunch committee,.
During the business period plaints
were made to ,hold a 100 tea on the
manse lawn iv the afternoon 9f
July 20, h7ver5hbody 'weloome.
The meeting was closed by singing
Hymn 231 and the benediction.
GREY
Mete Winnie 'McKinnon, R.N„
08 Forst William, Mise ,Helen M'c-
Kimble. s101,o01 teacher of Beare -
mete and John McKinnon jr,, or
Sand, Rivee, Goid Mines, are guests
of Mies: 9, McKinnon, Oth cont
Ms, Meeked, Toonto, is a visitor net
the home o;t Dave and Mrs Inglis,
7191 con.
for Ohe sneerer season; tie ratepay-
ers and: scholars tendered a fare-
well to Miss iVala Turnbull the pop-
ular teacher• and presented her
with a club bag. Miers Turnbull has
accepted a school near Whigham.
A, Yulll, D. MoDongald, Maes, Mc-
Kercher and Mae. Jno, Bowman
were called to Vanderbilt, Mealy,
' last week on adeaunit of the illness
of the Dormer's brother 3110, Ynrdll
and also Jo,mes' Yuili, aged 89, had
not been feeling well and passed
away rather• unexpectedly, Mr.
Ytriii as a young man lived on. tine
Belt con.,,, of a family of ilr'others
and 1 sister, two remain; John of,
Vanderbilt the eldest and Sandy the
you -1%000 ;4th eon.
The occasional 'heavy r'aitts has
somewhat prevented the farmers
from getting their hey in, lam good
condibiau.
Mre. A. Youmans, Detroit, is a
Vbsietor with her brother D. Stra-
chan,, 3rd con,
A sectional picnic was held on
the grounrde. of SS. no. 5, `)Dukes
School" on Jame 29. Miss Ethan
Davison! who is the efficient teacher
Put Ons a programa 0f music, games
Mulct vas, served and evebryona had
an ealioyabio: time. Miss. Davison
heel been re-ehgaecl with advance in
salary for the 3rd year. eSlie as
being conigeetmtnted on the success
A 60010.1 evening was held in the cf her 6 entrance millet Who all
seltool house n0. 3, before closing passed,