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offer these advantages.
1 There is no waste.
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The United Church
2. In open range hoppers Pellets are not blown . 1
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out by the wind. I
3. Loss from spillage and billing out is eliminated.
Pellts spilled en the around can be picked up
readily the birds.
4. Birds cannot "pick over" feed for more palatable 1
ingredients. They get a complete balanced
ration,
The Meanin go f Pentecoat, was
,,nhjeet of the morning sermon
le the United Chervil. The 1.1.1i111,,TOE
Nenpared the waiting Period of the
Disciples, with these present times.
The morning anthem was " And did
those feet in ancient times" by
Blake.
The evening sermon was on the
influence of friendship and was bast.d
on the loyal character Of Rusher's
friendship for David,
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YOUR FRIENDLY
MASTER FEEDS
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Brussels
Engagement Announcement 1
The engagement is announeed of
Janet Gwendolyne. daughter of Mre
Bert Watson and the late Bert
Watson, of Brussels, Oak, to Mr.
Lloyd ITockeridge, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. W, Hoekeridge of
Guelph, the Marriage to take place
May 20, Don Mills United Church,
Toronto,
MnIville Church
At the morning service on Sunday, .
Rev, Mr. Milne preached on the
%abject ."Protected against evil" and
based the sermon on the Lord's
Prayer. Mr. Milne named different
ways by which this Protection is
obtained. Miss lune Work render-
ed the solo "The Holy City" by
Wheatley. At the evening service
Mr. Milne preached on the subject
"The Greatness of Love" and based
the subject on Paul's First Letter
to the Corinthians, Chap. 13. and
verse 13.
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10M A-!%.--,mic EOM w ATTACK n.:;,.ino • • the Red Cross Plan", one
mane aturos in Th.,
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take it an atom bmith fell T41/110r- rhiii Sunday's (May 22) issue
w? Would 3%tu knew how to help
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Women's Liberal Assoc.
To Hold Meeting
A meeting, stponsorecl by the
Women's Liberal Association and
addressed by Mr. R. S. HetherMgton,
K.C.. PDPular Liberal candidate fol
North Huron In the coining Dominion
election, will be held In the basement
of the Brussels Public Library on
Wednesday evening, May 25 at 8.30.
A cordial invite Hen Is extended to all
ladies of the community who are in
terested in the cause of Liberalism.
Come and hear what a Liberal Gov.
ernment has to offer as lit continues
its policies in the best interests of
the people of Canada.
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Chicks Saved From Fire
At Wroxeter Hatchery
About 1,300 chicks were saved !,
front fire which damaged Frank
Mitchell's ehick hatchery at Wrose
eter Sunday night. The blaze was
started by an over -heated brooier
stove.
When Mr. Mitchell went outside
to get 0 pail of water at 9:30 001
he noticed smoke pouring nut of
his hatchery on the outskirts of
the village
INeighbors saved the chicks and
extinguishea the fire before Wine-
. ham firemen arrived. A hole was
Mimed in the floor, and a raft?r of
• the 15 by -40-foot frame building
CRAN'qgcrov
Rev, David Perrie, 'Leamington,
occupied the pulpit in Knox Church
Sunday morning, The anthem was
"More Like The Master' 'by Gabriel.
• Mrs. C. °instead and Mrs, Lytle
Gordon motored to St. Thomas and
spent the week end with relatives
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn and
family visited in Mt. Forest on
' Sunday.
Mr. John Schnocic is a patient in
the Wingham hospital,
ELLIOTT'S NURSING HOME
; A -commodation for bed patients
and invalids.
Rates reasonable.
; Nursing Service day and night.
Telephone 367 Josephine St.
SVIU of The Detroit Sunday Times. lebel. Wingham — Ont.
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"We Liberals have dedicated
ourselves to maintaining a
high level of employment
and income, because that
means a high and widely
distributed standard of living
for our people."
Prime Minister Louis St.Laurent
Yogi share—
every Canadian' shares—
gbe greater
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brought about by
constructive Liberal policies
Liberals mean what they say. Look over the
record of the last five years — the most inn-
pressive period of prosperity and growth in
our history. It shows that Liberal perform-
ance exceeds Liberal promises.
tinder Liberal policies, Canadians can be
confident tha!, this forward march will con-
tinue — that Liberal promises will again be
carried out,
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More Jobs—More Income
More people are working than
in any previous peacetime
period — nearly a million more
than in 1939. National' me
is three times as high as in 1959,
is more widely distributed than
ever before.
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MoteProductionantlTrade
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More Savings •
People have nearly 24 million
more bank accounts than before
the war. They have put aside
more than 4 billion dollars in
personal beak savings.
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More FarrAy Allowances
The products of our farms and The federal government has,
forests, factories and mines and since 1945, invested one 0111108fisheries are worth twice as
dollars in Canada's children
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much as ten years ago. And
Four million boys and girls in
four times gi:eater. Canada is 134 million families are receiv-
the world's third largest trading ing a better start MUM. Benefits
Canada's exports are more than
nation. are being ended this year.
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National Health
Health grants to provinces are
More Old Age Pensions helping to build a stronger
Federal payments have been nation, Many projects are al -
twice increased since 1995. The • ready under wa4: nine prov ince
new pension basis is now in -
. wide 11001114 surveys; 13,000
additional hospital beds; train -
creased to 510.00 a month, ing for health specialists; in -
providing greater comfort and creased health services and
security for the aged and blind. 1 research.
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Aid to Home Builders
Close to 800,000 dwellings
have been built since the war.
More homes have beeri bunt in
Canada, in proportion to popu-
lation, than in arty other coufl.
try; and more were built last
year that, any time in our
history,
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Protect your stake iv
OPPORTUNITY, PROSPERITY, SECURITY
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at the sarrtaeS twimeelitio able
001 the national debt
ty 1,625 million &Dars.
..Incleoaery budget since zpo
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roles of taxation.
INSERTED BY NATIONAL LIBERAL COMMITTEE
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Bonus Built Axles Are Extra Tough
Bonus Built Crankshafts Have Work Reserves
Bonus Built Propeller Shafts Are Really Rugged
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NEW FORD V-8 ENGINE
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The regular monthly meeting of
the United Church W.M.S. was held
at the home of Mrs. Elwood MeTag-
gart. !Che president, Mrs. Menzies
Presided, assisted by Mrs. Ames, who
led the worship service. A short
dialogue "Newcomers To Canada"
was presented by some of the mem-
bers. Lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs, P. Stephens
and Mrs. C. Bateman.
A Daffodil Tea and Baking Sale
under the auspices of the United
Mirth W.M.S. was held at the home
of Mrs. Don Swift on Saturday,
April 30th. A very substantial sum
was raised.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE AND CHATTELS 1
By direction of the Public Trustee,
the following Real Estate and
Chattels will be offered for sale by
Public auction on bhe premises of
Charlotte Fewster
on Wednesday the let day of June,
1949
at 2 p.m.
REAL ESTATE
(Subject to a Reserve Bid)
Farm -8 I/2 lot 1, Concession 12,
Township of Grey, County of Huron,
containing 60 acres more or less.
CHATTELS
1 cherry stand
1 refit dresser
1 iron bed
1 buffet
1 drop leaf table
1 cot
1 email table
1 chila's cot, nearly new
1 prase bed
1 p:nnerocking chair
1 dresser and stand
1 iron bed
I. kitchen cupboard
1 'kitchen stove
1 01111 oil beater
1 cool nil stove
1 bureau
1 Singer sewing machine
1 sideboard
1 extension table
1 8 -day clock
1 Snarton battery radio
1 day bed
1 rocking Chair
'Kitchen (tales
2 small tables
1 wash stand
1 clothes horse
I medicine cabinet
1 sink
1 congolemn rug 6 x 9
Sever 01 trunks
3 odd chairs
1 tricycle
1 gas lamp
3 coal nil lamps
1 step ladder
1 iron hoard
1 cream can
1 (lust mon.
1 set quilting frames
1 auto harp
1 claims basket
2 flower VEIS09, sealers
ititehen dishes
1 scYthe, new
1 ahovel, new
1 axe
Other articles too numerous to
mention,
TERMS : Cash and aseumptIon Of
Mortgage.
For Further Particulars apply to ;
A. Raelne, Esq. K.C.,
Public Trustee,
Osgetle, Hall,
TORONTO 2, Ontario,
twirls Duquette, Auctioneer,
P.R. No, 4, Erussels, Ontario:
Phone 77--.6
Brussel-, Ont.
Brussels, Ont.
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