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New MOTION•tESIGH styling gives this
low-hooded beauty The Forward look of
motion, even when the car is standing still!
Three g reat g roat
new en g ines—up
to 167 horsepower!
A nick of your ringer moves
the new dash-mounted
Flite Control—the selector
lever for PowerFlite auto-
matic transmission.
New Horizon windshield—the first true wrap-
. around design—has swept-back corner posts
so g lass wraps way around of top as well as
bottom. More visibility at eye levell
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Dodge for '55 is wider at the hipline
for more seating room, and slimmer up
toward the roof to emphasize its long ,
low, road-hu gg ing stability. ,
FOR SALE —
Milking Machines.,— Lovell H. Ma,
Guire, 'Phone 593, Wingham, Surge
Service Dealer. New and used unite
$20.00 and up. We handle milking
equipment only.
TENDERS FOR WOOD
Tenders will be received by Meads
Township School Area until Monday,
Feb. 2S, for supplying •about 35
cords of wood to 4Morrie Schools.
Wood to be green Maple or Beech
body wood, cat :21 inehele in length,
delivered and piled aft the schools
before June 15, 1955.
R. S. Shaw Secretary,
Bluevale, Ont.
ATTENTioN FARMER!, ea
DEADSTOCK removed. from your
barn ptomptly for similar! disposal
Telephone Collect : Brusiels SAS
or Elmira. 564. '
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED.
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination ;service for
all breeds of cattle, For Service or
information Phone Clinton 243, or
Palmerston 66 collect, between 7.30
and 10.00 A. M. on week days and
7.30 -and 9,30 A. lVf. on Sunday-a.
LOGS WANTED
Hard Maple and Basswood
No. 1 —15" and over, straight, clear,
sound $110.00 per M.
No, 2 — 14" to 15", straight,
clear, sound $85.00 per M.
'Nov 8 — straight jogs, under
• No. 1 and No, 2 grade $75.00 ped M.
above prices Over Maple and Base*
wood logs delivered oue plant
GODERIOH MANUFACTURING CO_
LIMITED
Goderieh, Ont, Phone 62
FARM '#OR SALE
The Estate -of ire late Gorden.
Holm% in Mettillop Township, ben.
12 Lot 18, 1.07Vg aorta, consisting of
bank bare 84 by 95, good lien hou,to,
9 teem brick house, This forth, i/
good Clay loam with isin acres break
able Ian( in bulslif creek,
thretigh, tarai is §1V
'dated it miles from liigllway, 1
Mile from church, 1.14 Miles frdi
Public school, High school bus 0914.
es 'the gate; rot, tiiithei in:formai.
len APP1Y to ,Ioe H6lnies, Adnitnisi
trator, I. Brussels, Phalle itrf,
Erusaelel,
Swift's Gen. Store hot lu.nch 7.46
W, G. Leach, repairs 7.50
Wingiham Hydro 22.17
Jack Hood School supplies 70.42
Miss Mauna Hayden, hot lunch 2.70
E. Martin, tiupplles- 4.50
A. B, Lot/asiine blinds
U No. 4 66.50
Post Pub. House, adv. 2.00
Listowel Banner, ado. 2.00
Western Foundry, grate 5.80
Lloyd Michel supplies 22.76
Motion of McLean and McFarlane
that meeting adjourn and that the
Board meet again March 8th at 2
p. m, All above motions carried.
J. C, Hemingway, SeceTreael.
BELGRAVE
The .regular progressive euchre
party wee held in the community
centre here. There were nine tables
in play and prizes were won by Mrs.
Lloyd°Montgomery, Jerry Higgins
C. R. Coulter, and Seise
Wheeler,
Miss Jean Irwin. of 'Wingharn. and
Miss Janice Merritt of Blyth,
stiudent teachers from the Stratford
Teachers' College, were practice
teaching with Mrs). Margaret Walsh
in the senior roma. o,f Belgrave
school last week.
FOR SALE —
One -Ina a half storey house,
white, trine/tied With green, situated
oil the West side of .North Main St.,
close to doninatthity Centre torher,
rooms, 'consisting of 3 bed-roofta, 3-
piede bath/antra, living room, dinning
room, kitchen, utility roans and at,
'ached garage. ilenst1 Is telly
ted and is very easily heated. Proper•
ty cateiSta 'of t*o lots, ,sae one acre
of land adjoining. Good Insulated
barn capabte Of lensing nto laying
Ilene With Water and, hydro through=
out, Geed v'arie'ty o1 strait fruits. A
real geed tanilly shortie, aPPisi' to
Glen tiled, ffillorte 892W 34,4forth.
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AN EXPERIENCE
IN TROPICAL LIVING
Rich in design . . . ultra
modern guesf rooms and
studio bedrooms, luxurious-
ly furnished
Complete in pleasure
private pool and cabana
club, cocital lounge, round-
the-clock entertainment
ItiftoolO Rood
at lows Avenue,
CRANBROOK
Rev, W. A. William;, conducted
the regular morning service in
,Knox Peesbyterlan Church on
Sunday, Feb. 13th,
Th.e C, G. I. T. met on Wednes-
day, Feb. 9, at the lame of Rose
Campbell with one member absent,
The vice-president, Faye Engel pre
sided. A "Who Am I" Quiz on nam-
es of ladies Was enjoyed. All stood
and repeated the Purpose, and. Bele
erly Evans, was pianist for the sing.
lag of the C. G. I. T, Hymn, Rose
OamPbell, treasurer, gave her re-
port and distributed the new C.G.I.
T. pins. • A Valentine Party was ar-
ranged for Feb. 14 at the home of
Beverley and Barbara Evans. Lin-
da Dunn, Beverley Evans, Isabel
Bagel and Mrs,. Stanley Canipbell'
presented a skit, The Lal. House-
bold," Chapter 3, "The Search for
Truth" from 'the 'Study book wat
given in parts by. Mrs. Engel Mrs.
Campbell and Marion Michel. Quest-
ions. MI this were discussed brief
1Y. The worship 'service Walt
, taken by Faye Engel and Barbara
Evans with all reading Act 17, vet-
see 22 - and paats, of Hymn-s 314 and
56S. The meeting closed with a pray
tr by Faye and "Taps." A aulZ COM
test Wac held and Beverley Evans at,
eisted Rose and Mrs. Campbell in
serving lunch. ..„
Mra. Tack Noble, Hanover, •spent
weelt with Mrs. Stia4 Noble.
FORE SALE —
Erarne House and beta with 1 sera
of land in Village, priced at $1,G00.90,
200 acre ilarril • On County 'Road,
good hydro; fitrnada: bank
barns prided at $12,606.00. tialf f/OWiL
175 Sere Faant adjelailig Village.
geed house, bath,, large bank bait,
hardwood bush, ~priced at $1.6,000:60,
gale Delit.
It acre farni, treble large
hank barn, biieh, litteed $5,300.00. i
S. t4 ,,,torig, tied tiitelte Okeii
Pilaffs Brussels,
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MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR
and FOOD SHOW
(Including Eleven Western
Ontario Gauntlet')
Western Fair Grqunds,
London, on
March 1, 2, 3, 4, 1955,
Competition Classes -- Commercial
Exhibits — Educational Displays --
Speakers and Entertainment
SECURE PRIZE LIST AND
PROGRAMME FROM • • biggest car in the Ipwmpriee field!
Ontario
Room
GUIDE ,Aa09,PIATicni HOLD
VALENTINE TEA -AND SALE
„A„ ealle of. houreetade bakieg and:
c441.4r. :add a Valentine 044 4alel
the Local M0ogiatidn . thle.Girl
Guides , in the. .Library .basernent on
Saturday afternoon was well PAT9IXT.
Wed spite of a Vary stormy
Tap 'tee, ig44?044: 'Were served at sm411,
tables each centred. With a tiny plash.
tic tree hang with, knell red 'heerts..
Mm, D. A, .Hann poured at a table
.covered with a hand-made lace cloth
with a, .centrepiece of red edseea; and
Qtr i Guides and Brownies served..
Ticket* were sold on .e cake by
Patsy Bryane and Nancy Pears94
drew • the Jacky tleltet, Which bore
Mils, Lawrence Plant's name,
Mrs, Earl Oudniere, Mile, William
Martiamand Mrs'. Wilhiam Kelliugtae
were in diverge of the baking county
er; Mrs Elwin Martin,, assisted bp'
three Brownies, Gwendolyn. Martin,
Linda Ilenderaon, .and Susan Martin,
*.as in Chaege of the ..candy: and
igre, Charles, Davis',. Mrs. W, E. I3ed
airs. F W. Todd, Mrs. Fred Steph!,
ensen, and Mes, M. Wineberg assts•.
ted in the kitchen,
Department of Agriculture,
210, Richmond Building,
London.
"The seventeenth annual Middlesex
Seed Fair and Food Show, including
claesee for all townships, open. cotua
ty ,elasses and a special section far
11 Weetern Ontario Counties, will be
held at the Western. Pair Groundes,
London, oh March 1, 2, 3, and 4, 1955,
Last year this. Fair had 865 entries
shown by 250 exhibitors., which, along
with 80 commercial displays• and 20
edueational exhibits, taxed, space in
the large Manufacturers' Building,
In addition to a, till range of classes
for grain and seeds', including the 10-
bus9iel Iota from Middlesex County
' and other Western Ontario Counties
to .be sold' at: audtion, a full cleassifi-
CLASSIFIED AD.3.
FOR SALE --
4 Sows, due let two weeks in. Mar.
Jack Clark • Phone 32r11
action. is ,provided or such products
as netFatoeS, turnips, hay, eggs, and
same fruit":
W. P. Watson, Toronto, Livestock
CommiSsibeter, will officially open
the Fair. There 'will be special add- ,
restees, nanels, contests, and Aemen.
stretiene. EnIterfaintrient program's
will be featured -on Tuesday, liVednete-
day, and ThlursdaY nights, and the
Fair will conclude on Friday after-
noon with the auction ,Sale of the
10-bushel "lots of oats and barley,
4-bushel lots of soybeans, and 5-
bushel lots of potatees:
All urban and rural people are in.
vied to attend. •
FOR SALE —
Bale Shavings
East Huron Produce
Phone 66 Brussels
FOR SALE —
2 'Good Acoredited Shorthorn Reif.
ers, due very shortly
Ross Knight, Lot 17, gen. 15 Grey
Phone 28r16 Brussels.
FOR SALE —
1956 Chieke. Wide choice breeds,
croSses. For egg markets, (Also
Amies In-erase). Braly for the beat
cholice. Ask us for catalogae, price
list. Agent, Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel;
Mrs. '11,„ Barrett, R R. 6 Brussels.
There's a car in the Dodge family that's right for your family! See your DODGE-DE SOTO
dealer now for the
BIG. BUY of the Year:
fashion-leading Dodge Custom Royal with 1 83-h.p. Twelve beautiful Mayfair, Regent, and. Crusader
models from which to choose:-And for the most V-8 engine.
glamourous car on the Canadian Road, see the
MANUFACTURED IN CANADA BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION OF CANADA, LIMITED
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons who have claims against
the Debate of GORDON HOLMES,
late of the Township of '111c1C111op,
in the County of Huron, farmer, who
died on the 9th day of January, 1955,
are hereby notified to send to the
Undersigned on or before the 1st day
of March, 1955, full particulars of
their claims in writing.
Immediately after 'the said list. of
March, 1-955, the aseets of the estate
will be distributed among the part-
ies entitled thereto having regard
only to claims of which the Admin-
istrate/. lsihlall then, have notice,
Dated at Brussels, Ontario this 5th
*day -of February, 1955.
Crawford &Hetherington
13russels Ontario
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ELMA FARMERS' MUTUAL
— FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established in 1894
Head Office Atwood, Ont.
' Insures
Farm Property, Private Dwellings
And Contents in Towns and Villages
Schools, Churches and Halls
on an '
"INSURANCE AT COST" basis
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAIMS -
Contact your Nearest
Director — Agent
R. W. (Dick) WHITFIELD
R. R. 2, Brussels, Ont.
ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES
Brussels, Ont. --- Telephone 8Z
GREY TWP. SCHOOL BOAR[
MEETING, FEB. 7, 1955
All members present, also inspect-
or .Kinkead. The minutes `were read
and approved on motion of Bolger
and Brown. Motion 'of Brown and
Bolger that supply teachees be paid
$12 pet- day for 1955.
Motion of Brown and McLean that
Conley and Bolger purchase desks
for U12 and No. 5, and filing cab-
inet if available.
$75.00
83.50
6.00
44.60
42.18
Motion -of Bolger and Brown that
Bert Johnston obtain. legal vehicle
and receive $180. per month for
balance -of term and 'for 1965
1956 .school year beginning March
1st, 1955.
Motion of McLean and McFarladie
that due to illness of Music Super-
visers there will be no musical feat-
this Year.
Motion of McLean. and Brown that
following this year.
Calvin Cameron, wood
C. M. Dewar repairs to
furnace
C. M. Lennie, 'gravel
C. tele/tier, labour
Reliance Producte-
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WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
Yotir Memorial Crartinness. Saw
iliirty-Five Years, Always tmeres
THE BEST GRANITES
Along With
expert DesignIna at".00
Workmanship), ,
Mete Moat Reasonable
aaaakery -Lettering it fibecialty
gh A. SPOITON
Pboai: Wlinghtimo Ofititrieb
7 EXCITING COLORS AND STYLING ON DODGE ROYAL LANCER
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Super Vecl ttani V,8 en developing 183
horSepoWer. Also in the ustom Royal line id
a luxurious four door sedan, and a eorivet-,
tible coupe. All Models come equipped with
PoWerPlite fully automatic transtriistieri ad
standard equitlinerit,
§eatis I Fertilizer t MeChiriery t
have a full line of Seed grain for
Sale. Corti, Oats, Barley, Peat,
Spring Wheat and Permanent Patna
Ute iniktitted ‘nia well as- all 'abet hdy'
or Grass Seeds. C. 1. Is. F;srtilia9eir;
linbloet tired Wagons tie* Or use&
chisel Plow, at titoutd, it cod: tiotoi,
Trade bevel*, NW-et 'IkteVerti, Oa.
It yeti .sire lit the market, see Ma and
order' 'earlY, 't,4454,5d bee& drain is
scarce; teak Over your teeds ii roi
aril :tare money..
dee, WeScirlinft BrUsfielne•
Three-tone paint combinations ere introduced
for the fir st title in the auton.otive industrY to
accent the new "Forward Loolt" .4tyling of the
1955 Dodge Royal termer hardtop. Lower,
wider arid longer by1,6 inches the CustOrnIlnyal
Lancer hardtop ShoWir here xe powered by a