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MILK PRODUCTION
Constant running water on the farms will save you TIME and
LABOUR. In the barn at the twist of the wrist your stock
tan be watered — no laborious pumping or carry ng water.
Fresh, clean running water in the house is a delight for every_
este. In the Kitchen — Bathroom and Laundry— so essential
se Ow family's good health.
NEW DURO PUMPS
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Notice to Creditors
All persons having crams tiaalnst
the estate ca Eliza, Doekett late •1
the Township :of Morris lit the
County of Duren, Widow, decease,',
who died on or about the 19th uay
of August, 1945, are notified in sent'
to J. TI; Crawford, li.0 , Wagtail,
Oniat'io,on or before the seven.
teerth day of November, 1943, full
particulars of their claims in wallas,
immediately after the said seven
teenlh day of Novennir, the nssc's
of the said testatrix will be distri-
buted amongst the parties entitied
thereto, having regard .only to claims
of which the executor shall then
then have notice.
DATED this 2911i day of October,
A.D. 1946,
J. 14.. CRA WFORD, K.O.,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executor
Notice to Creditors
VOVERS'• LISTS 1949
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice ishereby given that I
have complied with section 8 of the,
VOTDRS' LIST AOT and. ' that 1
have posted tip at nay oICIee 11 Morris
Orr the Taentieth day of Oct.
Kober 1046, the list of al; p'n'uoos
entitled to vote In the said Munlel.
polity at Municipal elections and
that such list remain there for
inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any .errors or omissions coy
rested according to taw, the last
day for appeal being. Saturday
November ilth, 1945
GEO MARTC
Clerk of Municipality of the
Township of Mo;ris.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furnishing
In the Village of Brussels
In the estate of WILLIAM HERB- SATURDAY, NOvEM3ER lath
ERT ANDERSON late : of the Sale Commences at ' P, M,
Village of Walton in the County of 1 all ename' stove with water
Huron, farmer, who died on or front (new)
about the seventh day of October, 2 chesterfield suites (1 new)
A.D. 1945. 1 kitchen table
TAKE NOTICE that all parties 3 small tables
braving claims or demands against 3 -burner e,oal oil stove with oven
the estate of the above deceased 1 couch
must nail particulars, in writing, of 1 hall tree
their claims with proof of same, to '1 walnut china cabinet (new)
the undersigned executrix or her 1 end table
solicitor en or before the 24th day 1 end -table
nl November, A.D. 1946. 1 tea wagan (walnut)
AND TAICE NOTICE that after vacuum cleaner
such last mentioned date the said 2 dressers
executrix will proceed to distribute 3 rockers
the assets of the said deceased fernery
among .bhe parties entitled theneio, floor lamp
having rgard only to the claima 2 8 -day clocks
which shall have been received, 1 mantle clock
DATED at Brussels this 3rd day Axminster rug 9 x 12
of November, A.D. 1946, 2 coal oil lamps
A. Louise Anderson 'Executrix 1.1ron Ad, springs and mattress
Blyth, Ontario kitchen chairs
by her solicitor ELMHER D. BELL, kitchen stool '
Brussels, Ontario., quantity of dishes
extension table
kitchen utensils
pictures
pillows quilts
drapes curtains
paper rack silence -cloth .
stair pads tub
boiler window boxes
.storm door man's fur coat
lawn mower
garden tools
buck saw scythe
Dinner set
tea set
tri light floor lamp
TERMS—CASH
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
MRS. LAURA NURSE,. Proprietress
} ROBT. PATRICK, Clerk
BLUEVALE
The residents of Bluevala and the
surrounding district responded welt
to the national clothing collection.
All donations were left at the post
office and Potmaster A. D. .Smith
reports that 493 pounds have been
shipped,
..0111116,
home or skyscraper
IT'S AS OLD AS
ITS. ARTERIES!
• The life -carrying arteries of a building
are its electric wires. The size and number
of wires determinesthe amount ofelect is
power that may be used at any
As electrical devices multiply, and
uliply,and ne
w
uses call for increasing quantities of elec-
tricity, any building, regardlessof when
the ability it
was built, is only as young
as of
its arteries tocarry the load.
A home that is wired only for lights and
small appliances must be rewired before c#tic
can provide such condone as an
range and water -heater. If not wired for all
requirements, it is "old"u tilit is ref ore ed lets
to
carry modern loads,
with and switches. The economical is time
being built re
properly is when a place
or remodeled.
A proper standard of wiring ffect produc-
tion
an office
fic-
or factory will advantageously
tion and profit. Employees do better work
with less fatigue when lighting levels are of
approved standards. Adequate wiring also
provides for modern electrical equipment.
Your Hydro is planning to provide you,
with the electricity you wilt need for peace-
time prosperity and comfort. Be: sure that
you plan also to enjoy these benefits in full,
through adequate wiring. Your Hydro will
be glad to give you information about wiring:
•
T,IHIiE IHYIDlitO,,,E>LEtCTIltIC P
WEB COMMISSION Off ONTARIO
Remove Large Barn
At Winthrop
The large barn at Winthrop on
what is known as the Broome farm
is being torn down by the present
owner of the property Mr. George T.
Wheatley, thus removing another of
the early landmarks of the commun-
ity. This barn was built by the late
Andrew Govenlock, pioeer business
man of Winthrop, who at one time
owned 1000 acres in that neighbor-
hood, and had a number of business
enterprises at Winthrop including a
grist mill, large general store, and
sawmill. At one time he was re-
ported to, be doing a business of
975,000.00 a year, Mr. Robert Scar-
lett of Seaforth believes the present
barn may be part of the original
barn ;which was afterwards rebuilt,
He remembers that Mr, Govenlock
had a stable of fine light horses,
blood horses they were called, and
were from a well known sire of that
duty, '"Cleargrit," The old mill atones
are there yet from Govenlock n1111
which was built about 1870. There
was a. day in 1880 remembered as
the "dark day"' when Winthrop was
threatened by a swamp fire that
burned to within a few rods east of
the gravel road before it was halted
after a bitter daylong fight with the
help of the fire engine from Seaforth,
and none of the buildings were lest,
SELGRAVE
Ciassltied ads
FOR SALE--
Frame
ALE—Frame house, near school, Apply tc
phone 21-r 0 Norman awing
FOR- SALE—
A quantity of dry
Phone 28.r-1.1
FOR SALE -
60 Rock pullets
Sussex and Reds 6
phone 51-r•1£
cedar,
Las, 01; ver
and . about 100
Months old,
Chester Rintoul
FOR SALE:-
Some
ALE-Soine young Yorkshire Sows, clue
by Dec. 10th.
phone 27-r-4
Jas. Smtth
FOR SALE...
One stark of
hay.
phone 84-r-16
Alfalfa and Timothy,
Charles Simpson
FOR StE-
10 feeder cattle
800 lbs.
phone 25-t•-7
averaging about
Wm. Miller
ROOMERS WANTED—
Will . have accomodation for stud -
ants, boys or girls by Nov. 240,
Mrs. Robert S. Scott, near Creamery
FOR SALE—
Durham cow, coming fresh in two
weeks, good milkers and quiet.
i phone 17-r-14 M. A. Fraser
FOR -SALE—.
I 10-20 McCormick Tractor and 3 -
furrow Cookshutt plow.
phone 29-r-11 Kenneth McFarlane
FOR SALE -
2 -year-old boy's 3 -piece snoW
suit, just like new.
apply at The Post
FOR SALE
1 Airforce blue fall coat well liued,
also 1 reversible tweed coat sizes 12.
apply to the Brussels Post.
FOR SALE—
Airforce blue reefer, youth s size,
leather trimmed, well lined and
warm, has 'been worn one season,
phone 58
FOR SALE -
14 young pigs ready to wean lot
29, con. 9, Morris.
Phone 18-r-9 Gilbert McCallum
,_WANTED— .
To purchase pullets all ages and
breeds. High prices paid. Apply
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries, Ltd.,
`Fergus, Ontario.
1 FOR SALE—
S 1 medium-sized trunk in A-1 eon -
anion; 1 goat skin robe, rubber
interlined, in good conditi,n.
Mrs. Robert S. Soott, near Creamery
A Hallowe'en social was held by
memi)iers of Brtok United Church in i
No; 11 Schaal. A good crowd attended
anti all enjoyable time was spent itt
garner, centesis and a sing -song
conducted by a committee eonven•
ed by Moa Cl. 11, Dunlop,
Prizes were awarded for cos•
fumes. as .fellows.; hest dressed ad -
nit t'ortple, Mrs. 1t. M, Shiell and
Miss Doris Sliieltt comic costume
Miss itbelyn Leaver; Children, beat
lInilnwe'en eattune, loan Wight -
man, )3111 Train; donde costttnte. 511-
eanor Wigiitman, James and viten,
rift Ill (lupines,
The Mission 'sand held a sale tit
nticellaneohs 'articled front whtoit phytin 1s tlerwssarlt. t>flrlte 171" 1, 7n
Wee emitted the satin of to. I.nich. Watkins I:?atoij*wn3, I P*, 048;•4, 213'tI
*eaN n 1 '11 `l h ,
" Mutton ;3t„ Montreal,
FOR SALE -
100 acre farm, lot N% 17, Con. 8,
Morris, good bank barn, frame
house, drilled wells and running
water.
Mrs. Chas. Workman,
Leamington, Out
NOTICE—
Electric motors rewopul and re•
i,a red. Expert workmanship. M e•
r.^ate prices. Lloyd NI - Dettger,
nkton, Ontario.
WANTED -
800 Dealers earn a comfortable
1'v.ng by selling Familax Rr i,iucta
from door to door! How about start
fob a businessof your own, in your
t.lsre time, with the same advan-
t,tres, in the district ut your choice
For free details and catalogue
5'iMILEX, 1600 Delorlaller, Mont
water,
FARM FOR SALE -
100 acres more or less being lot
10, con. 7, Grey Twp, 2 storey red
brick house, bank barn 60' x 60'
litter carrier, water in stable, never
failing drilled well, driving shed
28'x40', 2 hen houses, land in good
state of cultivation and all natural
drainage. For further,/ particulars
apply to
Chas. A. Lamont„
BEE -KEEPER'S EQUIPOONT
FOR SALE -
1 2 -framed reversible extractor, 3
tanks, -uncapping tank with stand
and boier for wax, numbel of New-
Langstroth Frames, quan't'y of wax,
New Queen excuders (nut used),, 5
lbs, foundation, number of Carbolic
Acid Super Clearers, 1 smoker, u. -
capping knives. Ali 111 good con
dition,
phone 90-r-55' Handel France
AN OPPORTUNITY
One of the Nation's largest oom-
paries, catering principally to
farmer's needs. is ready to place a
valuable oontracf which should mean
Com.plete'indopendenoe for a man
fortunate (menet to have the follow,:
ing qualifications . , character
record that will withstand investi-
gation and proven ability to efficient.
ty MOahago both ,biomed and his own
business, 'Pivanolel status not et.
tratnaty important het a tt+avet
Wednesday, November 7'11. 1945
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BRUSSELS, ONT
The president, Mrs. It. E, Elliott,
presided at the November meeting of
the W.M.S. held in the Sunday
school room of Knox Presbyterian
Ohureh The Soriptnre lesson was
read by Mrs. J. 0, Higgins, Mrs.
Burns Moffatt, Mrs, W, H. Mc-
Kinney and Mrs, J. C. Higgins were
elected as a nominating committee,
Mrs. W. H McKinney gave a very.
graphic report of the Presbyterial
sectional meeting held recently at
Brussels. Miss Olive Scott hal
charge of the chapter from the study
book. It dealt with the churches In
Germany, France, Holland, Norway
and Russia, telling how they are
carrying on during the war years. '
In some of the countries, the sales
of Bibles show a very marked in-
crease. Mrs, Burns lido/gat read the
Glad Tidings prayer,
Women's Association Meets
The monthly meeting od the Wo -
is Association of the United
Church was held in the vestry, with
the president, Mrs. Earl Hamilton,
Presiding . Reading were given by
Mrs, Arthur Shaw and Mrs, Edward
Johnston. The seeretary's report
was read by Mrs, George Thomson
and Mrs George Hetherington pro.
sented the financial statement. A
solo "Let It Shine In," by Mrs. 3.
Wickstead was enjoyed. The hostess.
es were Mrs, H, Shiell, Mrs. Frank
Stamper and Mrs. Edward Barnare,
Visitors: Mrs, Peter S. MacEwen
and Mrs. R. F. Garnlss with Mr
and Mrs. Harold C. Lawson at Olin.
ton; Miss Florence Fowler with
friends at Seaforth; Archie
Messer with her sister and brother
at St. Augustine; John L. MacEwen
attended a meeting of the Huron
county old age pension board at
Goderich this week; Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Smith and Mrs, W. FryfogIe
Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs, R,
McKinnon.
A choir of women led the singing
was speaker for the W.M.S. autumn
thankofferPag service in the United
• Church , ma Sunday. He quoted
Churchill's words, . "'Never was so
much owed to so few by so many,'
as applicable to the missionaries.
A choir , f women led the singing
and 'sang as an anthem, a hymn
written by an Afrioan boy and pub-
lished in the September number of
the Missionary Monthly. A student
from Knox College, Toronto, Mr
Zaen, conducted the service in
Knox Presbyterian Church.
Visitors; Rev. J. S. Bridgette and
Mrs, Bridgette, Fordwioh, with Mrs.
Robertson and Miss Martha Fras-
er; Mr. and Mrs, J, Marshall and
daughters of Listowel, with Mr. and
Mrs. George Thornton; Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Johnston and Marie with
Mr, and Mrs. Irving McCabe at
Windsor.
Personals: Mrs, Alex Armsrong;
Brussels, with Mr, and Mrs. R. H.
McKinnon; Mr. and Mrs, W. L.
Spier, Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Rog-
er Oke, Wingham, with Mr. and
Mrs. James Kearney; Mr, and Mrs.
Earl Hamilton and family with the
Malcolm family and with Miss El-
len McBride at Kinlough; Mrs. tal-
low with Miss Sanderson in To-
ronto; Mr, and Mrs, A. D. S•nith
and Eleanor with Mr. and Mrs,
Hugh Berry at Brucefleld,
BUSINFSS CARDS
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for—Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Insmunne
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy for fawners.
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 657
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., LM,C,C, ,i
Physician and Surgeon
(Coroner) 1 I
Office Hours -1 . 4 and 7 - 8 p.m. i • --)
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m. -
Swtdays--Emergencies and by appoinbnent only.
Hoene calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
Chas. T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE 111-.4
tr-;
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For Information, etc., write or phone Harold Jaoksan•
phone 12 on 658 Sea(orth R.R. 1, Hruo,},ald
Make nreangen•eute at The Brussels Post or
Elmer D. Boll, Barrister Office, Brussels.
D. P. RANN
Furniture
FugERAL ,'!,'VI) AMBULAIVCEESERiner.
Licensed Funett►l Director and 1Embalnner
7:—.7".'"
PHONE 3$ or S5 i!RRUSSEi.b,, ONT,.
Lewis' Rowland
. - (I.icenstd For Huron County)
nATfSFACTiON.GUARANTEED •• PRICES REASONADLiE
"or Engagements Phone 31 "The lirueeets Pert" S0i tlha;r an'
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