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FOR SALE .,-
75-acre Farm, frame house, halak
barn, priced at $5009,99.
79-aere Farm, frame house, ..II:4d
siding, ham 44 x 48 with 32 acres
awing .crop, priced qt. $0990.00.
a-aere Farm, frame house, bieul
siding, barn, priced at $3500.00,
Good house in Village, bath, fur
mine, barn, garage, on main street,
priced at $4390.09,
Frame house, maul siding, new
roofs. Priced. at $2,350.00
J. 0, Long, Realtor,
Brussels, Ont.
SPECIALS —
3 piece Bath including 5 foot east
iron recessed tub with supplies aid
shower. Pop-up waste and over-
flow, chrome shower rod.
17 x 19 or 18 x 20 basin with 4
centre taps, pop-up waste,
Compact toilet with seat PAO*
$149.50 plomplete, other S Woe
bath combinlationfs 'from $114.
50 Frigidaire water heating unite.
5 year warranty 33', gallon, cap*
city $134.50.
Duro Water Softeners 30,000 p
capacity $125.00.
Special value 5 foot Master Pea
broke corner bath tub left hani oil.
left complete $97.50.
All plumbing Items are Cs.
adian Manufacture and guara,nte$
first grade.
J. H. Stretton, Plumbing and Heat-
i ng and Electrical Wiring, Phone EX
Brussels.
MODERN HEATING
COMPLETE FORCED AIR
HEATING
.SYSTEM FOR A FIVt.-ROOM
HOME
3525.00
Write Dept. B P or visit our
showrorms. Open Monday, Wednee-
day, and Friday evenings and all day
Saturday
J. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
STREETSVILLE, ATARI°
In SE EMI sr 111S111111E
EL MA FARMERS' MUTUAL'
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established In leta
Head Office - Atwood, Ont.
Insures
Farm Property, Private, Om/Mirage
And Contents In Towns and Villages
Schools, Churches and Halls
on an
"INSURANCE AT COST" baste
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAIMS
sdontaci your Nearest
Director Agent
R. W. (Dick) WHITFIELD
R. R. 2, Brussels, Ont.
SZIERIMIE1811
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wANT't.s., --
•• A Cafeteria manager for Wing-
ham -District High School Appli-
cations will be received up to 10th
Stptem.ber and are to, be addressed
to W. A. Galbraith, Secretary-Trea-
surer. State qualifications and
salary expected,
FOR SALE ----
PLOW POINTS —
Ductalloy and Cast for Otaco. Oliver,
Ford Dearborn Ferguson, fluery and r.
all other well known makes even
Wiard Points. Rubber tired wagons
and 2 and 3 furroW Tractor plows
at 10% reduction. Space Oil Heat-
ers, 4 riles, with Fess Burners and
shut-off valVes.
,Rce Geo. Wesenburg, Brussels,
SEWAGE DTSPOSIAS.
FYace your Septic tanks end *two-
11601s Cleaned the catittary WO/ lefe*:
to avoid trotibIa
Oinritre. Phone, 2-54.
Milvertifini Ont.
LIV•EStOCK SALE —
The Grey-Iliamo . Live 'S:lock CO-
operative are holding their Fourth
Annual Sale of Feeder Cattle at
'Marton -oh nittrsday, Sententilser
22 — 120Q head — sale ..66trlineileGt
at 10 A, M. All cattle iserted, grad-
ed and divided into trtiek and der
lead lag,
Marked elientio or oath repired.
12 Shorthorit Bu1ig will ho told
after the Sale by the dray tri1d6
Mortiortt 11tudimia,
t''§t6*titt deelief,
Secretitil, ,(144y-lirtido Life' Sleek
de-dt ertaiVO,
Marltclitle, Ont,
Soldier Apprentice Plan
offers young men of 16
a bright futute
ENROLL ROM
Training begins Sept. 13
The Canadian Army's Soldier Ap-
prentice-Training Plan is 'a carefully
planned programme to help young
men of 16 to prepare themselves
for the future and a career in the ,
Army — to develop mature judg-
ment, self discipline and build a
strong, healthy personality,
As a Soldier Apprentice, a
young man will get a thorough
!rode training in one of 19 military
trades—academic training in such
subjects as physics, chemistry,
algebra and English — a general
Military training of the Canadian
Soldier
he will be living and working
alongside enthusiastic, happy .Can-
actions his own age while getting
combination 0 military 'training
schooling, plenty of recreation and
expert trade training
he will be eligible for all Army
benefits including 30 days annual
leave,
14 aus will receive half regular
Army pay whilo 16 and on his 17th
birthday will draw full pay.
Tb be eligible, a young man
Must be 16 years, of ago but riot yet lt and mutt have a minimum'
of Grade $' :etlucatloii.
Pot an interesting booklet with'
Moro information on the Soldier
Apprentice Plan, Write phone et visit the Army Recruit ing Ceaft.
fleetest you. Do if noW, traMMO beptst September 13th.
Get your applicator' In right tivoby,
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Wedllest4Y, $ePtenther 701,1095
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CLASSIFIED
FOR. SALE ,,.
A quantity of little pigs.
T»e Walter hose Pot11117 Farm
Phone 40x.
ATTENTION FARMERS
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Tclephone Collect x Braga.* -.girl.:
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GORDON. 'N'OUNO.LIMITER,
PEOPLE WE NOW
4' 11 •
Mr. Athol Meguarrie, Toronto, was
a, visitor with his niece Mrs R. S.
Warwick,
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411-v, and Mrs. Chas. Irving., Wadena,
Sask., were 'meat visitors With
Nasal), And 'Mrs, Cardiff.
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Mrs. Get), Brans spent the past two
weolts with .friends in Monroe, Mich.,
Detroit and Mount Clemens.
qt.. •
Mrs. Ray Cole of .Oshawa silent 'tile
holiday week end with Ana Mrs,.
Jas,
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Mi.“ Jean Jewell, Toronto, was a
holiday week end visitor with her
Parents, Mr, and Mrs, E, Jewell,
and .Mrs, Geo, Backer and son
London, with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. J. Work,
FOR SALE 1—
Hereford..fersey Heifer
one Month old,
Emersmi Mitchell, R, li. 3 Brussels
nig •,
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OR SALE —
10 chords'of mixed wood. Price $3;00
per ,cord at the pile,
Selwyn Baker Phone 10310
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SALESMAN WANTED
WANTED MP ONCE .-- Rawielgli
Dealer in Huron Couaty, Write Raw
leigh's Dept.. 1-152-R, Montreal, P, Rr„,
FOR SALE
New Tractor Blades, for snow and
gravel.
Louis Waxman •
FOR SALE —
Eiberta peaches, Bartlett pears
now et the best, Bring containers
to Govenlock Orchard., one mile north
of Forest on Bluewater Highway.
FOR SALE —
Malf,s bicycle, also a small walnut
desk.
M. A. Fraser, Walton,
Phone 19r8.
FOR SALE —
Five room Buick COttage *Mtn
3-piece bathroom, double lot and
garage. Apply to
Mrs, Chas. D, Lake, Brussels.
WANTED —
I will pay cash for Organs with
stools: in playing condition.
Write James Wiederhold,
New Hamburg, Ont.
FOR SALE —
260 pullets, 55% laying.
Pullets 6 weeks old 57 cents
Pullets S weekgs old 75 cents
Highest prices paid for old
John 'Zwaan Ph-one
each.
each.
hens.
101x5 C-35559 Day by day, Chevrolet gains in
popularity value- NaleN
r s WA"..'EFILOO CA i'7-LB
BREB.DING ASSOCIATION,
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination service for
all breeds of cattle. For service off
information Phone Clinton 248, or
Palmerston 69 collect, between 1.24
and 10.00 A. M. on week days and
7.30 and 9:30 A. M. on Sundays.
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HORSES WANTED —
For meat, farm use or bush. Also
buggies and wagons, must be In
good shape.
Wilfred Nicholson, Monkton,
iver
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A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
let
lts ere
AAA.
Dramatic Proof of Chevrolet's. Success!
Everywhere in Canada, consistently, more Che-
vrolet cars are sold than those of any other manu-
facturer. And now, to a greater extent than ever
before, the 1955 Chevrolet is the favorite of
Canadians from coast to coast.
This Is Important To You!
Because Chevrolet builds so many more cars, each
one costs less to make, That's the simple, provable
effect of volume production. And this saving is
passed on to you in the form of more value, and
more features for the money than you can get
with any other car on the market. Also, compare
Chevrolet's prices and you'll know for sure at
least one reason why so many more people buy
Chevrolet year after year — especially'this year.
Mr, Frank McGettrick, a former
member of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce staff here now oR Toronto,
was a visitor in Brussels this week. •
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Labour Day week end guests with
mr. and Mrs. Geo. Evans, were Bob
Murray and Mins Elsie Steiss of
Toronto and Nelson Askin and daugh-
ter Enid of Hamilton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Brown,
Collinsville, Ill, who have been
visiting for the past two week's with
his Mother, Mrs, A, Brown, and sis-
ter, Mrs. B. Johnston and family,
have returned home.
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Miss Isabel Speir, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Speir, returned.
last week from a nine week tour
of Eittuopean .countries including
England and Scotland. Miss Speir
left on Monday for Clarkson, where
she is teaching this year..
Mists and Roy McFarlane and
Mr, and Mrs. 3, McFarlane and Miss
Jean •spent an enjoyable .holiday iir
the U. S. A: While there Mrs. Wm..
Meddough entertained at a family
dinner which tweutypembers of the
MoParlane families attended includ
ing, friends'from Day City, Flint,
Mit: Clemens and Pincenning. On .
their return trip they visited with
friends at .Croswell, Mich, and
Forrest, Ont.
LIVESTOCK WANTED —
High cash prices paid for dead,
old, sick or disabled horses or cows.
Phone promptly, Leroy Acheson,
R. R, 3 Atwood.
Phone 107x
Fall Fair Dates I
WANTED
Poultry, all types of poultry. High
est Cash Prices.
Phone 636R3 J. A. McLean, Monbton
Acton Sept. 16 - 17
Arthur Sept, 27 - 28
Ayton 4 .......... Sept. 23 - 24
Bayfield ...... „....,... Sept, 28 - 29
Birth - E....,.. Sept. 20 - 21
BRUSSELS Sept. 29 - 30
SUPERIOR PROPANE LTD,
19 Market Place
STRATFORD, ON T.
The Versatile +Dependable]
FUEL FOR HOMB AND
INDUSTRY
- RANGES, HOT WATER TANKIk
REFRIGERATORS, irre,
WALT. MADDESS
Representative
PHONE STRATFORD
SUS. 4174 REEL 32SP1
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Clifford Oct.7-3.
Drayton ...... Seel,. 17 - 19
Dungannon Sept. 20
Exeter Sept. 21 -
Fergus Sept. 9 - 10
Forest Sept,. 20 - 21
'Gorrie Sept. 30, Oct. 1
' Hanover „, Sept 14 - 15
Harriston Sept. 21 - 22
Sept. 15 - 16
Kirkton Sept. 29 - 30
Listowel ........ „ ...... Sept, 26 - 27
London Western Fair Sept. 1.2 - 19
TAir•know Sept 27 - 28
Mildinay . Sept. 12 - 13
M Over ton Sept. 23 - 24
MiLchell Sept. 27 28
N.P w• TTair,ltuia. Sept, 16 -1.7
Palm orstot Oct. 3 - 4
Sonforfh. ......... Sept, 22 - 22'
Stratford Sept. 19 - 21
Tavi4ock Sept. 9 - 10
Tet4;nVater ......... ..„ ....... Oct, 4-
`1"T'1'4,"9f.a (Royal. Whiter) Nev. 11 19
Zurictli ..... .....'Sept, 20 -
Infr„,r1f.tional Plowing -Match,
Et.v,x County,
1,fttonin atoll Oct.
MAIDEN VOYAGE NEXT SPRING ..:••.•••••
WANTED
Hatching egg •Walltol Ily one of
Canada's largest and OlcleSt estate
lished hatoherieS, Vigo taken
riVerY week In the year. Big trein-
tiald, For full Walla White P.O.
PDX. NO, 50, .00o,
timid-mt. Western ttitr. ttawitbd.', ..
gAte tielreta net oil sat e At the :
lltilrAelil Peat
}readied:4 ,,E wokkele, ri.pri,seatitth; dozens of sift aiicecl tradt-S
are isiattitig 1.1w ,-111:131411ng futtelts,* Ott tile 24,00v-ton Canad-
ian Putt/fie liner ''llinprosg of Bitola" in readiness for her
maiden roydgt, hi the• Spring of 1956.. Launch d by Tter Majesty
()nett'. nriztmetit at Bov,in on the Rivor CIyd.P. the 11( west of
the Great Whitt, Empress fleet is now being outfitted at the
ritinyside. Of modern design, the 'easel wilt carry 1,090 Pass-
engers 0 'her NOrth Atlantic travel route beTweett Liverpool'
and 11,Ioniteta
WINGHAM
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THE GEST GRANITES
Along trItia
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