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CLASSIFIlp AD.; and. •other 1ilettdtt
in tilt* West.
MPS MCNAO. -41 the 4,44§tzit4,..)". ie
44,40. at the home 01 her ,otater.
J, Thompson, Of. Barrt9
burg,
FOR SALE —
Baled Straw.
Glareiroe \Mite
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FOR .§ALE ,
3 little pigs ready to• wean
Pennits MEMORIAIVI
McNICHOL loving memory Of
a dear huRand and father Jain,
SirNiehol who passed away 11
yeat.; ago Feb. 17, 1944,
if Memori.,s are treasutws no one can
Steal
Death is a heart ache, nothing van
heal
.Stnne may forget you w you are
gone •
But we 1011 remember no matter
WANTgo.
clean 6 qt, baskets,.
'East Huroli Produce •
Phone 66 Prtionele. •
FOR SALE
Bale Shavings
East Huron Produce
Phone 66 Brussel.
WANTED —
Toulotwe Geese or Ganders arise
White Pekin and Rotten. Ducks, S.1.30
---- ' Drakes.
Dan McNiumm Phone 084
IN MEMORIAM
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SULLIVAN — Mrs. Herbert Sullivan, FOR SALE _
Passed ,away three years ago Feb. W20 Massey Harris Tractor (2_
• furrow) in perfect shape. 50 Ton ol
7, 1953. loose Mixed Hay. •
\ A light has from the ;household gone S. C. Long, ' Biussels Phone 84
The voice we loved is ;stilled
The place made vacant in our home
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1 Can never more' be filled. ,
Her cheery ,senile. and heart of gold
- Spread joy along our way,
No one knows, how much we lost
Three years ago today,
Sadly missed and lovingly re•
membered by husband Herb land
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Sadly missed by wife and family
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This is THE MARK OF A. NEW AGE! FOR SALE —
Milking Machines — Lovell Ii, lige-
Guire, 'Phone • 593 Wingham, Zu.ige
Service Dealer. New and used unite
$20.00 and utp, We handle milking
equipment only;
choice of drives—new Overdrive,
Super-Smooth Powerglide (extra-
cost options), and new standard
transmission ! A wonderful new ride! New High-Level ventila-
tion? But we can't even begin to
• give you the whole story here,
• Look who's stealing
whose thunder
Chevrolet's stealing ;the thunder
from the high-priced cars in more
ways. than one! Come in, drive it,
and you'll see why the Motoramic
Chevrolet starts a new and excit-
ing age of low-cost motoring. This
you're going to love . .
..:TtoT7r1 FOR SALE
A Chesterfield in good ohape,
colour taupe.
A girl's winter coat, color green
with head to match, size 14 yrs. IN MEMORIAM
RINTOCL, — In
dear husband
Rintoul who
• vmrs ago Feb.
Phone 1536.
perform like it, A lot of time and.
sweat went into the building. A lot
of old traditions went out the win-dow because they didn't measure
up to this daring new concept.
Trust Chevrolet to have the re-
sources and the skillyes, and the
courage—to •break so completely
with the past.
Everything's neW in Chevrolet!
Everything — from its tubeless
tires to its lower top. There's new
beauty with that long, low "let's
go" look ! New fun underfoot with
the new."Trbo-Fire VS and the
new "Blue-uFlame" six 1 A new
loving memory of a
and father Chester
passed ,eway four
14th, 1951.
Yes, Chevrolet brings you a whole
new outlook in low-cost motoring
for 1955 It's best symbolized; we
think, by the sweeping expanse of
windshield that widens your view
of the road and lets you "see
through" the corners for greater
safety,
The ear with the new idea
Besides widening your view of the
road, the Motorande Chevrolet.
broadens -the whole horizon •of the
iow-priced car. It was built around
the idea that a C'ar doesn't have to
be high-priced to look, ride and
That big, bold Sweep-Sight Windshield.—
curving back to vertical corner posts-is
easy-to-see evidence that Chevrolet has
cast aside the tradition of the past to start
a whole new age of low-cost motoring.
It's smarter to look at — safer tb look
out of and. it's only part of Chevrolet's
new outlook for '551
ATTENTtcsN FArtMERB —
DEADSTOCK removed from your
barn promptly for ernitar7 divot:mai
Telephone Collect : Brusiela MEI
or Elmira 564.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
Mom's,
It 1 seem to see in toe soft light MORE THAN A NEW CAR...
A WHOLE NEW CONCEPT OF
LOW-COST MOTORING!
Everything's new in the
motoramic
A face I loved the best.
i I think of it when the sun's, last ray 1 .....
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.i does .down in the far Ott West, I WATERLOO CATTLE
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I miss you more a,s, the time goes on. BREEDING ASSOCIATION ,
Than I Aid on the clay of 'Our going.
. The lamp ,of miy love is' still glowing
Your heart was truest in the world,
I Your love ithe best to recall;
"Where Better Bulls Are 'Used"
ArtifiCial Insemination cervices tor
all breeds of cattle. For service 0?
information Phone Clinton 243, ov
For no one could take your place, i !Palmerston 66 collect, between 7:30
1 and 10.00 A. M. on week days. and You are still the dearest of all.
t Sadly missed and ever remeber 1 7.30 and 9.30 A. -M. on Sundays. ,
t ,ed by 'wife, Reta. Etintbul,
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1 Helen and Wanda I Chicks for egg markets — chicks
, 'Gone, dear Lather, gone forever, 1 for meat markets) — yOu can he aura
How we miss your smiling face, ) Bray has the breed qr cross to get
. But you left us to remember i you maximum profits,. Pellets, coac-
t None on earth ,can take your place. erele, New 'Catalog features wid. i
I A lraPpY home we once Obeyed , range, including Ames to-Cross Will:
i How sweet the, memory still, help make a , wide selection. Agept
But death has left a loveliness Win, Glen Sray„ Ethel; Mrs. a,
The world eats never fill. . l' Barrett R. R. 5 Brussels, ' '71
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
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russeh, Ont. Sadly missed and ever remember•
ell by Helen and Wanade. 0......; ,y.! ,..,
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FOR SALE--, -
Frame House and bath With 1 aer:
of.land in Village, priced at $1,600.00.
200 acre Farm on County Road,
good house, hydro, furnace, 2 bank
barns priced at $12,000.00. Half Down,
175 acre Farm adjoining Village,
good house, bath, large bank barn.
hardwood bush, priced at $16,000.00,
piano solo;; and Mrs. M. Bradhurt led Half Down.
The Wornan's Missionary Society a contest A lunch was served. 75 acre farm, frame house, large
and the W. A. of Knox United , bank barn, bush, priced at $5,300.00.
ch met in the basetnet of the church,
on Wednesday afternoon of last
r-a.s• -a ,liamtit=t1t)
.BELGRAVE
WALT01,1
C. Long, Real Estate Broker.
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Mr, ,and Mrs, Gordon Morse of
London, MT and Mrs, Andrew Brem-
ner, Ethel,' spent Sunday with Wm.
Morse, Brussels.
Mrs. Lily,XoCuteheon passed away
in. St. J,oseph's Hospital in London,
on Feb, ,Dnd, 1955. She formerly lived
on the 3rd conces4on of Morris and
in Cranbrook. ,
Mite many friends of Miss. Carrie
Hingston are sorry to, hear that
,she is in Wingharn Hocnital with a
broken hip stiffer(d in a fall,
Mrs. Lawrence Vannan played a
Phone 84 BruSseia, Ont.
that seSsion,It was arranged far her theta A. of Duffs
to meet with the Anglicans andd the niet on Thursday on with 23
tor ladies prevent. Mrs,
aftern
Loiv
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e Presiding,
that
week ,The W. M. S, president,
in cha ' United' Church Ed
our Wightman, was rge of The February meeting ot. FOR SALE
One and a half storey hens%
white, trimmed with green, situated
on the West side of. North Main St., Presbyterana here to make plans
the. World Day of Prayer, Feb, 23rd. opened the meeting With 31711111 502.
Mrs. George Martin, and Mrs. Seek Scripture was read, and the Sic, .._,..
Andersen were !appointed ushers for report was read and ,approVed. Treas. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
that day, Mrs. Herb Wheeler was in ropert,,waS read by MrS. Clangs. Mrs
Charge of the study period. ScriPture Love gave her report of the Huron Alle perEkat
sons who have
GORDON
against
was reed by Mrs. Robert Nielrolsort; Presbytery Fall. Rally t Central Ale e of ON ,
allied by Mit. S. M. °mites; and a
chapter from the study book Was
taken. al) 1)y Mrs. Herb Wheeler, Mrs.
leek Anderson, and Mrs'. Bert VIII
cent.
Mrs. jos, Michie Sang a.Selo, aocenap,
late of the Township of McKillop, vitt& proved very intereoting,
social to be held Wed., Feb. 23rd.
Variety program and =a ,social 'time
aften Closing hymn 128, followed
by Prayer,
close to Community Centre corner, it
rooms, consisting of 3 bed-rooma,
niOcc, bathroom, living room, dinning
room, kitchen, utility mean. and at-
tached garage. House is fully inSulan,
tel and is very .easily heated. Proper-
ty com.isits of two lots, ,ane one acre.
Of laud adjoining, GOO insulated
barn capable of housing 650 laying
hens with water and hydro through..
out. Good variety of email fruits. A
roel gocid family home, apply to
,Glen Pryco, Phone 3OPV 8,eaforth,
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in the Comity of Huron, farmer, who
died mi, the 9tie day of Tannery, 13554,
are hereby notified to semi to the
undersigned on or before the 1st day
of March, 1955, particulars of
their claims its writing,
Immediately after the told. 1st of
March, 1955, the a,scets of the edge
will be distributed among the part.
les entitled thereto having regard
only to claims of which the Admin-
iStrator lslilall thrill have notice,
Dated •at Brussels, Ontario this ,5t1.1
day of February, 1951;,
Crawford & Hoth erington
BrusSeist Ontario
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Utz', Raymond Henning and don-
nie visited with 111th and Mr ,S., S. W.
Haut it Waterloo
Mr. and Mrs. , itiloyne Higgins..Kient
A foW days in Terente last. Week;
gra, Alice Aitken is the gitea of
her sister, • 16§. Ross DOtiglaS in.
ToretillO, and her brother; Mrs Lois
buff in Welland.
Mr, and 'Mill Will Halt enter
taiiied tit, and Uri: Gordon , Milt at
Seeds I Fertilizer ! Machinery Y.
I have a bill line Of seed grain fot
Sale. Ceti, ()ate, Barley,
Spring Wheat and fJcpraanciat Past
tire intitiires as Well as all other bay
Or dress Seedn, Fertilizer,
Au:1Am; tired wagons new heed.
Chisel Pie*, or Mould Beard Pietl,
Trader. Covers, Power Meted* et&
The W. A, meeting was in charge
of the President, Mrs, George Miehle;
seripture Was read by Mrs', Walter
Scott, The treasurer, J. M. demi-
tes ; gale-the financial stateltient,
Whieh shOWed '$970,23 on hand. twen-
ty three itenthers atieWered the roll
The Ladies Guild of Trinity Atig;
Bean alit& met at the IMMO, of
Mrs, Sack Vandatin Thiritdato
afternoon, With the President iti'k
Vatibeitip, etarge, Serititutio;
Wet reed by Ufa. tiodre.a. A
letter e'woorrtipanying a donation ;ter'
vsyt14d14Amt If you ,are the M arket tee ineand xti MEMORIAL.SHOP Order -early." •CI•Ooti Odd art,
Your Memorial Craft` T. Saree, 'Leek Yetir needs now
thifbi-tivb Al*ajti nsitt Calitt attta'
doe. Welsbnixtrgi
the Cuild wat read Irons Mies Velttra
towry Of thittlatt. The meetings or ,t), family dinner bit Feb. 6th, the
the year Were arranged and plena occasion the latterke 30th Wed,'
for the Wotid. DAY of Payer Were also ding annitretseit.
iiitide for tt, #atrick's tea to be Nils
qlice 16 ftou from the prevent
-Westward transcontinental sorted•
ules when the all stainleSc Steel
train goes into service April 23. The
new train Will travel, the 2;01 Mg-
e., froth Moriteeal to g
SL 11110,4 aud.'1a tatatthi,
i•THE CANADIAN"
CUTS TIME:
lit.lipinent stitch as, this, powered.
'pry diesel loco-natives, willenable
the Canadian ',Retitle Ilailwoes new
ifirinnter-liner "The Canadian" to
held *stet itd. in rite stub reonit,, itAtrY '1i,„.1.116tt
sinith Were in Clinton Ott Mend* 'at=
The topic, on the WilAd Mandel
SEWAGE wiptisAt.
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kit& cleaned de santt0* 'Writ IWO
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Prices Mot Retithiatfils
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