The Brussels Post, 1949-3-30, Page 4When Yo'tcx Clacks Array!
Gina Them! WitkrA
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for sound healthy chicks that wil live and grow
feed theta a sound clean Chick Starter. Master
Chick Starter is granular ground — not too coarse
not too fine — and it ss appetizing too. Remember
it is the results that count
MASTER
pALANCED
FSO $
LI.L tgi5.5 OF
POULTLY
Mat ttYE SToc11
Fug BUM:to
5 515 L DOGS
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Order Your Chicks Now
We carry a full line of
Master Feeds and
Concentrates — Mill Feeds
salt, shell, grit and oil.
YOUR FRIENDLY
MASTER FEEDS
DEALER
IS
F')" SALE
.\ quantity of bete.
Phone 42-r-24 Elmer Denby !
THE BRUSSELS POST
1 11er, t 1 l
\^.'cdneeday, March 3011t, 1349
...,•,� Tile. Mamie meeting of IU. tr.11l0
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"1 Thir-1, was the nl j,. t of
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St. John's W. A. w•aema nlrx + a r
r lull \\..'1. \\,l.> had 111 1114? 11:'. I.'-il SEE M CHOICE OF
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1,d (II,church, p, st:'n11
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f,� r.�A 1 C r.. , a, h..,n
FOR SALE... -
New two -wheel trailer.
S. Alexander, Philo:
-. - ;\1i1U111eR Uf 1
FOR SALE—i llsstrx pullets, sttbjeet of his ser»lon "The ('hal• I read and approved, Some intoeslin:
lue Reek cross:, 1I•s
Fhone 3Gs•r•9
Leland C. Jorgensen's sermon el
Burs t'reebyteriau Church on Hun-
d:a,- va•u'1,;. 1l,•liv,'rre ander three
.. heads. The Benue of Ole flied tate
the c(ueuching or it and the sig•
iificance of it.
Rev, J, A. Burden used for the
opened tIle meetinr with 1, '.tvr;r and
all jolted in the \'1",A• P \ .r, Ii'c
general thanksgiving and the Lord's
prayer. Itynin e l . "Titer- i+ +
green hill fpr away,' was sung and
Mrs, Iterr rend the 12lst ?seine
11:. I'c. h, ttleetitl,i were
FOR SALE—
Frame house
,•',,el be tnuve'd ..r
Phone 51 -r -S
pn^ SALE—
S00 hales of
alfalfa mixture.
Phone lar -le
lru.tn of 1111.' Cnnrluerinr t ' I item'on Melia, chiefly of the T RIM'a
IJ, Wicketead sane a solo. The i district were read. Alen news of the
Palniru r
ueetin in the
'1 111 11. P 0110 5 1 g
22' x 30'-6 rooms, TTnitee Clulrclt on Sunday evening
torn down. Apply to opened with a song service led by
Clifford Marks . Mrs, W. J. ,Johnston, ' Miss. Wilda
I Brceltenrldge 'presided, The first
pixy, ttmotlty and ' psalm was read responsively and
j The Lord'sPrAYel' repeated • in nal•
Herman Whitfield :son. Mrs. Jim Johnston had the
- • topic. "A Political and Retigiona
HELP WANTED FEMALE— �.T-Tlstnry of China," nlnsing with a
Lady wanted in Brussels for Avon' Chinese poem. "Paints of View."
Products representative. Write 1 Mrs. Elmer Sellers received word
4 llox 50 The Brussels Post. { that her grnndmotdnei', Mfrs. Edith
1 i '— �` ;,lane Clark, widow of the 'late Alex -
•FOR SALE—
i Good duality Barhnff sped barley
!ander MacDonald, had died at her
and a 13 disc MaseayHarris Frain 1 home. 37 Dupont et„ Toronto, on
drill in good condition.
' Friday evening, The funeral service
Phone 55-r-19 T, Blair McIntosh , was held on Monday afternoon fro*,
° 11I CASH SALE— the Matthew funeral home,
'4e Special DcLuxe Dodge 2 door'. "Cinrtarelle" will be presented by
• l'n, exrr11enf condition, equipped
IBrussels talent at Bluevale this
with slip covers, sun visor. beater,I wer1.
with or without built-in radio,
t Phone 30 Brussels — Russell Fox. I Personal: David Pitblado of Nile
PASSENGERS WANTED----. 1 visited with his uncle Jim and Mrs.
Two cars leaving Brussels 3011 Johnston,
Winnipeg about April 251h, Contact 1 The public speaking contestants I .tad 30' x 50' on a stone Pcnnt:latinn,
f01' Blalet'ale school were judged °11 I Also Driving Shed with Steel roof,
24' x 40'. Also a 7 roomed 'Stride
House. Also on the Farm pre 15 acres
of excellent hardwood hush. and 5
acres of young hush. Hydro avail-
able-.
Lowest ni' any Tender not
sarily accepted.
J.
Sons
Phone 99-r-4
Brussels
girls and boys schools in
which le very encouraging. Our Pray
res are specially asked for the I
medical miesions In ICnngra, Guild
business was disposed of. An inter- 1
esting meeting was brought to 0
close with prayer by Mrs, Kerr.!
Lunch was served by the romittittee
In charge.
FARM FOR SALE—
Tenders will he received by the 1
undersigned up to the 9th day of
April, A.D. 1.949, for the Farm of the
late Sohn A. Mills. being the South
Half of Lots numbers 4 and 5 it tete
14th Concession of the Township of
Tiullett hr the County of 'Huron.
containing 160 acres more or less.
The said Farm is good Clay Loam
Land, well drained and no waste
lord. WE ter is supplied from en
Artesian 'Well and n spring creek.
On the said farm is said to he erect-
ed s'Bern and Straw Shed, 40' o: s0'
Ftyrrside 001 s.
_ _. —.� _ I Friday afternoon by the teacher.
SALE— !Harold T751117, gss•isted by Mrs.
e Wing -
1.2,20 Jlussry-Harris tractor in Henyr, the teacher from the Wince
I good condition. was purchased new 1 ham Junction school, and Miss
a{i+ w, ;: ' al fat+ a', �. it"drt'�ar�`�f:y. cwt .,d..a , r. •.,, by owner and has never done custom `MacDonald, T.ueknow, mnslcal 21-
work, 1_ recto'. Phyllis Hamilton was given
x�%� M. Phone 23-r•4 mous. Hemingway firaward for presentation of
PHYSIC! CIAN and SURGEONst
William St. Phone 4. Brussels, Ont.
C. A. 1F' D.,L M C. G
DR. t. 34 z-l'EPH-:lEj 4S
Celteduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telephone 45 — Brussels, Ont.
' "The Bnnisteads." Doreen Burden,
Fos SALE— eeeinel, spoke on "Pets." Audrey,
—'" remble toilet at S.R. No. 0, Grey
1?Tan11. third, chose "The Childhood
twee. Matched lumber about 13 x 11 in I of a Princess' for her subject. and
genet condition. Tenders received \tflnn• Burden, fourth. spoke on
• nnifl April 25. 1949. I "Trees and How They Serve." Phvl-
J. Carl Hemingway, Sec.-Treas. I lls Hamilton will represent Blum-ale
I school at the Public speaking con-
-
JV �^� F4t0,000 ft. of good used lumber at test for the rural school pupils in
reasonable price, this community on Friday evening,
J, C. Lemont, Etnel, rills
S.
Phone Brussels S6 -r-13.• I Hold Euchre Party
I The enehre. Sponsored by the
TENDERS WANTED—
Tenders will be received for 25 Women's institute in the conmen-
cnrds of 12 or 14 inch hardwood, tity hall Friday night drew the
iargest erowd of the season, mere
were 17 tables at play. The wo-
111en's prize was awarded to Mrs.
Telly McKenzie. and Mrs. Charles
Bosman. who was substituting for
a man, carried off the other prize,
ONTARIO
Licences Expire MARCH 31st
All licences issued to Tourist Camp Operators
under The Tourist Camp Regulation Act, 1946,
expire on March 31st, 1949.
Applications for renewal should be made to the
Municipal Clerk in the municipality in which
the camp is established, or in unorganized dis-
tricts, to the inspector of Provincial Police in
that district.
If you are in doubt as to your status insofar as
this Act is concerned, please write to the Deputy
Minister, Department of Travel and Publicity,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL & PUBLICITY
PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS
TORONTO
Hon. LOUIS P. CECILE, K.c:
Minister
TOM C. McCALL
Deputy Minister,
NATIONAL TOURIST SERVICE WEEK
From May 2nd t� May 9th
Tourist business is YOUR business, The Canadian
Association of Tourist and Publicity Bureaux has
published an informative booklet "The Visitor
Industry" which tells what you can do to help further
this important national program. Write for your
free copy,
WILLIAM T. SPENCE
Estate, Conveyance, and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET -•- — ETHEL, ONT-
beech and maple, to be delivered to
Duff's Chnrah, Walton. Tenders to
be in on or before April 5th.
John Marshall, Secretary.
IFOR SALE—
Cartirr Seed Oats—weight 44 lbs.
In 1 nshel grown from Reg. Seed in ! The earn of $14 was realized after
1943. Proven Wee more Kernel than paying all expenses.
1 tiny other Oat. $1.,25 per bushel,
Cara. MnlOwen. R.R. 1, Bluevale. Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Rey -
Wroxeter Phone, 'mond Elliott, Mrs. W. Ti, McKin-
ney, and 'Elizabeth were at Her -
FOR SALE-
1
ALE— rietom on Friday afternoon and nt
107 acre Brass Farm. St'a lot 2
Con.7 Morris Twp. — for further r ern led the auction sale for TTarry
nertlenlare call Hervey Robertson I Carter; lTr, and Mrs. Harvey Masser
Phone 1n -i' 8 Brussels•
. Tom^ and Miss Betty Messer. Toronto.
at their home here for the weekend,
FOR SALE— Thp Community Club at Brown -
Bray Chieks have "what it takes," Town. met for the nlnstng meeting welter)]welter)]nP
they're bred for 1:01the
thn. MarchMarchibe esasot in the welter)] benne on
chicks will get thereere for e hlxltrr menday night. The membership was
prices on eggs and poultry Meat. between 40 and 5n and at this last
Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs ,
REPAIRED and -i. RECOVERED —
Aboo Rebuild Mattresses,
la:r r m1 WD DEL VERY
StneforPrl
4311r1d3113vcficia Strang
Enquire a—
F¢ 'eBANN
�'ttq'm$ttaPai
Ram, 11(3 t ''35
Item
tzigt
Strut'f®;nL OsL,
Sergio.
V.rotRoa1
Prompt shipment dayoldg, started:
pullets, mixed cockerels. Content us
i',Er lhartieulare—Win. Glen Bray,
'Ethel.
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FOR SALE—
?.reel gond hooses for •sale in a' •1 the r•nnselation prizes went 30
villnee of Brussels. Tmmediate pns-
sessintn. .\ number of good farms.
T live hien some good b'lsiness
1!taees for sale.
J, C. Long,
Real Estate Broker.
Brussels, Ont,
meeting only two families were ab-
sent.
Euchre was played, Roy Sellars
and D011512 McMurray won high
-� ••^---- points; Bill !Olsten and Mrs. Art
Edgar, jr, were high for Ione bends,
F. Fingland,
Minton. Ontario.
Solicitor for the Estate.
110505.
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ELECTRIC 'WASHER
model illustrated $14.4.50
ALL 4 MODELS AVAILABLE WITH CIRCULATING WATER
HEATER 25 AND 60 CYCLE,
Liberal allowance on your used washer
STORE PHONE 51 BRUSSELS HOUSE 34•r -a.
"After we sell we serves,
ver•-_ .^I MEr .7.4: at:•a=^sa2ai,[. t. . a,
Otaii
Stanley J, A. Hammond
:\ life -tone and well hnewn farmer
of Plum Township. Stanley James
Alexander Hammond (lied at his
home lot 11. con. 14. Monday evening
March 21st In his 59111 year. He bad
been in failing health for the past
nine years. He was horn and raised
on the same Teem where he died,
Born May 4, 1890, he was a son of the
tette Thomas E. and Mary Ann
(10hlaeott) Hammond. On Feb. 13,
1915 he marnted Laura Elizabeth
S1,eiran who survives. He was a
member of the United. Church, Monk -
ton and was present when able. He
gnat tont gat comfort in his
home with his family. Besides his
wife he is survived by two sons and
one daughter. Kenneth T. G., Alex-
ander R., and Merle Elizabeth at
home. Also sn,' tving are three
brothers and two sisters; William A..
C11athem: 'Harold. Stratford; George,
Elms 'Township: Mrs. Joseph Hol-
man, Atwood and Mrs. Albert
Thompson, Burlingtmt, The funeral
which was very largely attended
w
as held Thursday afternoon from
I hie fete residence with Rev, C, J
TENDERS MANTED•-'
Por painting S.S. No, 7, McKillop
inside and outside. Work to he done
during Rnnmer holidays, Tenders
will he received until April 10, For
further .partlouia•rs apply to
'Dennis,Alex Sec.-Treas.
Walton 11,R. 2
FOR SALE—
TTygienic Supplies (1101310( Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain. Reaped
envelope with price list. Six
Sample 25e, 24 samples, 01,00. Mail
Order Dept. 33 Nov -Rubber Co.,
Ilex 91. Hamilton, Ont,
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY OF
BECOMING YOUR OWN BOSS 1
1101ell 25ff GTTARANTEED 1101100-
hobPnrc esaHes ineleeing 1110 full
line of insecticides. ill a territory
of your choice. fart time agent
considered, Hundreds of success' WANTED—
fni Fumilex agents sta.rteil with R Young calves 4 days or over. Piek
525. or 550, Ivo risk — is Is worth n them up Thursday or Fitday.
11101. Travelling equipment essential Phone or write, (1, T)anbrook,
in rural districts. BITSTNESS TS
rimOD----Write to-dny for details and Phone 76x Atwood
PUT, catalogue --- FAMTLEX --
1000 Deiorinler Mo,ntrea.l.
Mrs. Rosa 'Purvey and Roy Tur-
rev, The women Repelled amid -
wines, rake and coffee. The partlee
hive berm hold at different 110mea
every Monday night and -hove harp
the men.ns of prrenisine a fine com-
••'nr"iv etre I. as well RS i1rev(rling
social entertainment,
Persn1u115. Mr. mrd Mrs. Hugh
Bovie and two children, Bryon end
:Myer. have moved into' 0110 of the
new Wertimie'houses iu Winghazn:
Mr, Bowie spent several years in
nversens aervire end has' termed
fey three years on the second line
of Morris. He has (lisposed of phis
farm to I. McMurray, Mee
Ethel Beattie, Sereforth, with her
enusin, Mrs, Garniss, Mac and
Ol(ve •Scott; Prank Shaw is able
in be not end around again fntlnw-
ing e severe 0110011 of itidney
stones; Miss Edith 'Garniss, Chin•
ton, with her oister, Mrs, Burns
Moffatt,
FOR SALE—•
tIlentlir motors rew0uad end ee
--tired, Expert workmanship. Moder
ate prices, New motors In stook, •
Ehettgor intlu,trlea,
349 Ontario, >atreet,
YunexiB Strratrord, Otte.
P. F. I-' pt1rlfyte4tth
• p3nrir"iPfrIINi'
elleeentere 9O'nem,inee mow,
Modem m Eye SIC11 '0
'16027r. 1' 18, pinr-vhrito
Miniell7 in charge, Daring the
nerviee Mrs. Alt. Anlersol aa11E a
solo, "No Not One," aceompenterl b7
Mrs. Carl •Haiman, ,pianist, The pnil•
Ile -avers were three brothers; Wil
tient. Harold and George Hammond,
two nephews Vernon and Beverley
Hammond and cousin Stewert
T ermeotld. A beautiful array of
flowers were sent by relatives,
Mends end neighbors. The flower,
hearers were Alex Spetran Russel
Ellaeott, Rosa :Stephenson, Not•nutn
Hiles, Irvin Schede. Walter Hnlnrnn,
Stanley Ttitehen and Elgin DOWRY.
111l011110111 1n Mime Centre Cemetery,
Oldest Resident
Of Hennall Dies
TT4ONSAIL, March 29. -- Funeral
services for TTensn.11's oldest reeldent.
Mrs. Oathe,lne Baker, 96, will ba
conducted Saturday, 2;60 p,ni., In
Bonthron's funeral home by Rev. P.
A. Ferguson, nn0'intermen1 will be
made in TTensall Thelon Cemetery,
She stied after an illness of IWp•o
weeps at tho llani of her daughter,
Mrs, John Pfaff, yesterday.
Tile former Catherine Helen Gates,
she was horn at Kitchener, and re-
sided in Cranbronk, 'GTidericlt, Exeter
ansi TTensall,
On November 25 she celebrai,ed
bee 01111i birthday end spent the
day receiving enemy ,eailers, She was
very bright and active, and took a
keen interesting current eeents,
levet' the radio, loved to have friends
drop in and visit her, end braided
many lovely mate.
She was beloved by everyone with
whom elm, entre) do contact with
and leer 50501115 will be molrnee
11737 a wide eb'c1e of friends. '
Rlu•viving 311't' two sone, 'tato.
Windsor, '534111am, Godertch nnr
daughter, Mrs. John. Pfaff T1eneeli:
14 grandchildren, and 15 great
grantlrhildron. Tier ltiishend died
in 1904,
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FOR
ROFITS
After getting them off to a fast start with Roe
Vita Food Chick Starter, switch at the seventh
week to Roe Vita -Grow Growing Mash.
Made fresh daily, these profit-making • feeds
are produced in Western Ontario especially
for Western Ontario chicks and pullets. Both
of these Roe Feeds have ;that it takes to
build big frames, sound flesh, healthy internal
organs ... this means bigger profits for you
later. One season will prove that it pays to
use Roe Feeds. See your Roe Feed dealer. .
Spring Grasses, rich In
proteins and vitamins are
harvested et their nutrition
peak, dehydrated in minutes,
then added to all Roe Vito -
mixed -reeds . , a "groan
gold" diet bonus for poultry,
livestock.
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