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Yolk travel in ftrAllieln Wiltn ride
011 a new Do Soto}
eneiting at'ur,' that dplwais to
people who 19:c. to go From
Lamy k,r to # a 1por, new go
desivoi oar has The Vorward Look
of eager Action.
vet-% ;we of Po Knit. at I
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, nod ,-nfety fvnt•t) es than t
itt\t.Tions, long beatii N't* you pan
big now 1)e Soto for less Otatt
Many -rglel:, of medium-An ears,
See or phone your dealer for Ike
facts. Hell b, glad t3 arrange a
demonstration drive falAu.
DeSoto is also Ito/vend. for action!
It pats a mighty 185- or 200-h. p.
V-8 engine at your command, It
brings you the smoothness and eon--
A styling and engineering achievement „ . manufactured by Chrysler Corporation of Canada, )halted
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Awaiting you now at your Dodge-De Soto dealer's
FASHIONABLE FIREFLITE FOUR-DOOR with 200-h.p.
V-8 engine that set a new world's record this
spring in the "Flying Mile" competition,
sponsored by National Association of Stock
Car Racing at Daytona Beach, Florida.
1100EIN and
h.R inir
FOR SALE --
75-acre Farm, frame house, bank
barn, priced at $5500.00.
75-acre Flamm, frame house, lust
siding, barn 44 x 48 with $2 Wel
spring crop, priced fat $0000.00.
6-acre Farm, frame house, hand
siding, barn, priced at $3500.00.
Good house in Village, bath, tar
nace, barn, garage, on main street,
priced at $4300,00.
Frame house, instil siding, new
roofs, Priced at $2,350.00
J, C. Long, Realtor,
Brussels, Ont.
MODERN HEATING
COMPLETE FORCED AIR
HEATING
SYSTEM FOR A FTVW-ROOM
HOME
$520.00
Write Dept. 0 P or visit our
showrorms. Open Monday, weft.
day, and Friday evenings and all day
Saturday.
J. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
sTREETSVILLE, ONTARIO
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ELMA FARMERS' MUTUAL;
FIRE INSURANCE CO-
Established In 111441
Head Office Atwood, Ont.
insures
Farm Property, Private Dwellings .
And Contents in Towns and Village.
Schools, Churches and Halls
"INSURANCE AT COST" basis
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OP
CLAIMS
t4ontact. your Nearest
Director — Agent
R. W. (Dick) WHITFIELD
R. R. 2, Oruseels.. Ont.
EN M MUM um
SUPERIOR PROPANE LTD,
19 Market Place
STRATFORD, ONT.
The Versatire dependable
FUEL FOR HOME AND
INDUSTRY
RANGES, HOT WATERTANK01.,
REFRIGERATORS, ETD.
WALT. MADDESS
Represent/diva
PHONE STRATFORD
BUS. 4174 RCS. 22
IVIEMOR/AL SHOP
Your Memorial cretonnes Iits
rniripIrive Yes".AMTS Watt
THE BEST GRAfiniSt
Alicktg With
Expert DeeIgnIng art?
tiveriononahlp,
POceti Moat ReestooLetlat
teinetery Lettering a tsotratt
R, A, SFOTTON
Fillarne Q. WIndbarn. clott iel
etiidotin Western Vale adtaii,b6
Said tickets now on sale at trio
test-
Monday and Tuesday afternoons
— Col. Jim Eskew's, Rodeo — 100
head of wild horses and cattle —
40 cowboys and cowgirls.
Friday and Saturday afternoons
John Baic.vin's Cherokee Ranch
Rodeo will perform 20 exciting
events—an entirely different show.
Produced by Geo. A. Harald & Sorts—New York, Each evening
at 8:15 p.m. Featuring the Roxyette dancers and 9 great
vaudeville acts.
At the Grandstand Wednesday and Thursday Afternoons
- 2 and 3-year Standard Bred Futurity Races. Featuring 4
Other class races and light and heavy harness events.
Many New Shows, «New Rides brought to Canada far the
first time. The out: ending attraction of the Midway this
year will be the Globe of Death from Germany.
Old favour,: will be back at Kiddie Land this year along
with sv.v.-.1fir all the children will enjoy. More than 15
Kiddie-Rides.
ItHriptW8 A WESTER I AIR AT-
Vi*•
SgPTifig. ton
ILOINSIDOING Oat.
JACC(SOK, -Matteso
4.53
wettitoOtyi. •$eittegtO.t lAtli; 120,
Ti USSELS POST 'e'ri•ror. 4.4!. ...re,. fen ov,o,
cLAS$IPM1) ADG, ATTPNTiQN FARMg11§I
DEADSt,T001.c -relnOVed. :0014,
barns protnpPy Xci sanitary -009w!
T-0,9111,040 Qoileot t3r.t4i!,941,
or Agtimit, 'OK
G ORDON. YQUNP_
P..."#111#AIST301.0#
FOR. aM.g..
t \\'1111C :Leghorn% Year 0169.
• t. Hugh .Pearson Plicate 11
0OR RENT
House on Albert street.
• apply to
Sammy \Ira-nil-tan Phone 1074,
WANTED
kliktcittng wAntoi4 lry Qftimt
Velmda's Utmost t1414., Qidest. e#5,4
llsirecl .hiatelerto%
.twdry week In the year, Bigi'"rept-,,
lain ,641.01. For ,t111 ,4ot,61,1a• '711?$to,
Box No. OD,
SA.LgSMAN WANTAP ---
MAN WANTED for Ramerigre
business'. Sell to 15011
Write today. Rawleigh'e Dept,
1`-152-SA. Montreal,- P. Q. WATERLOO OATTLE
BREWING ASSOCIATION
"I'Vhere Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination service far
all breeds of cattle, Mir service CV
Information. Phone Clinton 24$. tar
Mci<Inumi Palmerston 66 collect, between 7.$111
and MOO A, M, on week days Ltd
7,30 and 9r30 A. lvt. on Sunday.,
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FOR SALE
1 young 1:01111. Deli= years
old, fresh, 1 Ayrshire cow, spring-
-log. 10.0 Sussex pullets started to
lay.
Phone 63x. r2 Dan
FOR SALE —
New Tractor
gravel.
Louis Waxman
lades, fOr snow and
Phone 1.07x
FOR SALE —
Elberta pea.dhes, Bartlett pears
now at the best. Bring containers
to Goventhek Orchard, one mile 'lora.
of Forest on Bluewater Highway,
FOR SALE ---
Five room. Brick Cottage with.
• 3-piece bathroom, double lot: and
garage. Apply to
Mrs. Chas, 3D. Lake, Brussels.
WANTED —
I will pary 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 each..
Pullets weekes old 75 cents each.
Highest prices paid for old hens,
John Zwaan Phone 101x5
LIVESTOCK WANTED —
High cash prices paid for dead,
old, sick or disabled horses or cows,•
Phone promptly, Leroy Acheson,
R. R, 3 Atwood.
UNITED CHURCH.
"Joy and Sacrifice," was the sermon
subject in the United Church on Sun-
day, .,Spt. 11 — based on` -Hebrews
12 :2. "Who for the juy that was set
before him endured the cross." Joy
and pleasure are not the same. the
sernion declared. Joy is connected
with achievemtent, Endurance and
pain Are necessary for great achieve,
meat, but also for joy. The truism
"the greater the work, the greater the
pain, the greater the joy ". sheds
much light upon both the 'sufferings
and the joy of Jesus. Perhaps the
deepest lesSon of time Passion of Jeius
is, that the acceptance of path enters
into the experience of God Himself.
The anthem for the day was, "Only
Reed and Ackle
HORSES WANTED —
For meat, farm use or bush. Also
buggies and wagons, must be in
good shape.
Wilfred Nicholson, Monktou,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALL PERSONS who' have claims
against the Estate of GEORGE Mc.
DOUG-ALL RAMSAY. late of the
Township of Grey in the County of
Huron, farmer, who died on the
151m day of July, 1955, are hereby
notified to send to the undersigned
on 1;Jtore the 5th day of October
1955, full particulars of their claims
in Writing.
Immediately after the 5th day of
October, 1955, the assets of the es•
tate will be distributed among the
parties entitled thereto having re•
gard only to claims of which the
Administrator shall then have notice.
DIVED at Brussels; Ontario tb.4
12th day at September, 1955.
Mesw. Crawford & Hetherington
Barristers, Etc„
Brussels Ontario
Solicitors for the Administrator
WANTED —
Poultry, all types of poultry. High
est Oasis Prices,
Phone 636113 3, A. McLean, IVIonbton
Morris Council i.
-...aorris Township Contrail Meet-
ing, Sept. 6, 1955,
The Council met in the Township
Ball on the above date with all the '
month ers present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted' on motion of
Stewart Procter and Wm. Elston
Moved by Wm. Etston, seconded
by Walter Shortreed that the Court
of Revision on the 1956 ASsessment
Roll be held on Sett, 19 at 9 p. m. '
— Carried.
Moved)" by Walter Shortreed„ sec 1
°tided by ..Ross Duncan that a grata '
of $10.00 be given to each Belgtaye, '
Walton and Bluevale Libraries.
— Carried,
Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec,
misled by Stewart Procter that Wm.
BrYdges he hired.. on as Tax Collect-
or at the same salary.
---, Carried.
- Moved by Stewart Procter, second-
ed by R6Sts Duncan that the road
accounts QS presented by the Road
Superintendent be Pain.
— Carried.
Moved by Walter Shortreed, see
ended by Win. Elston that the
mertine adjourn to meet again, on
October 5 -at 1 p. in. or at the cal'
of the Reeve.
Middle Maitland Conser,,ation
Authority $163,10
TInviek Vitt.. Ins. Co.. Insurance
on Al ed 15.111
Dept. of Hosltb. 2,83
Oro. Martin. Isydro for hall 6.11
,Tabnstou, Belgrave
Library 10,00
Jas. .TrAtnits-m, Rhievale
Library 10,00
-Walter Shortroed, Walton
LibrarY .10,06
Sam Fran. Procellosis
Inspector 14.60
Oliver f'cimPlictil,
inspector 2,40
Trigrciti°, stamps a nil
road ;mitt 23.00
Relief acconnt 20,0
(Teo, Martin, 11.y-laws on 'f,atnnn.t
and Ca mpbell Drains 25.04
rt•tilio Parrott, Reeve_
Gen. ('.Martin, Clerk.
tcltW YORk STYLES
This week our fa shien editor Will
eature 'styles from New York, This
will he th:e second -iv the series of
Seven articles depicting the latest
stylett, Nora the fashion Centres of
of the World.
BUY your copy of the Star Weeld
early end fetid tilts etc:10'M faalikit
news right from the exelloive.salonI
of New York.
A Touch" by
FOR SALE —
Girl's 3-piece Grey Wool Coat Set
with red velvet trim, else 6,
Girl's Winter Coat, red with navy
velvet trim, size 12,
Girl's Navy Taffeta Dress, with
red trim, size pre-teen 10.
All in excellent condition.
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Soldier Apprentice Plan
offers young men of 16
a bright future
ENROLL VIS
Training fiegins Sept, 13
Phone 23r17 Mrs. NOrman Hoover
TENDERS FOR DECORATING
Sealed tenders — marked tender
— will be received until October 1 by
the secretary of Brussels Branch 218
C_enralian Legion for
1. Redecorrating of down stairs
rooms and hall of Legion Building.
2 Also for laying of floor covering
on rear roan, for specitiehtions
Consult any member of the follow.
ing committee: C. Doll, M. Baelt.
er, C. Kranter and B. CaMpbell.
Lowest or any -tender hot recess,
sully accepted.
Ralph Shaw, BlueValle,
SEWAGE 0415P041AL. —
Rave your Dals.ne Matz gad Sees'
pools cleaned the sanitary ws' 'now
to avoid trottble.
Irvine COxton, Phone 204.
Milvertors, Ont'.
Fall Fair Dates
Acton Sept, 10 - 17
Arthur Sept. 27 - 28
Ayton Sept. 23 - 24
Bayfield Sept. 28 - 29
Blyth Vt. Sept. 20 - 21
BRUSSELS Sept, 29 30
Clifford Oct. T - 8
Drayton - Sort. 17 - 19
Dungannon ...... ...... ..,„„... Sept. 20
Exeter Sept, 21 - 22
Tvergus Sept; 9 - 10
Porest ............. Sept 20 - 21
Carrie Sept. 30, Oct, 1
lIanover ... Sept. 14 - 15
orriston Sept, 21 - 22
Kincardine Sept, 15 18
t<irkton Sept, 29 - 35
Listowel ....... SePt. 26 - 27
L.nclon Western Fair Sept, 12 11
Luria-tow ...... Sept 27 = 28
lliltlitnay ......... Sept. 12 - 18
MiIverten Sept. 28 - 24
Mitelnell Sept, 27 - 28
New Hamburg . • Sept. 16 - 1/
Palm erston .„ Oct, - 4
Seatorth Sept. 22 - 22
Stratferd Sept- 19 - 21
Tavistock Sept. - 10
TeesWater ... Oct. 4 -
Toronto CP,Oyal "Winter) Nov. 11
Zurich Sept, 2ti -
/ritertfatiortai Plowinct Matefi,
Essex CotintY,
i,,orentegton Oct, 11 • 14
Tuesday tc, ',;:sturday at Special Attraction—Captain Heyer's Saturday Mat fee at T:30 P M. High School Horse "Starless Night"
Canada's finest ccv,ti., •• bred in Western Ontario. And no finer shows
exist than the chnnoi. Holstein and Jersey Shows at the Western
Fair, These arc• the sot:i .'rat are sold all over the world.
60 EXHIBITS, and COMMERCIAL DISPLAYS . HANDICRAFT
and ART OL.AAYS PRIZES . . FLORAL DISPLAYS.
The Cartadiun Army's Soldier Ap,
prenticeTtaining Mali 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 iudg-
ment, self discipline and build a
strong, healthy personality.
As ci Seidler Apprentice, a
young man will got a thorough
trade training In one of 19 military
trades'--academic training in such
subjects as physics, chemistry,
algebra and English general
military training of the Canadian
Soldiee—
... he wilt be living and working
olorigside enthusiastic, happy Cars.
adiosit Ms own ago while getting:
o combination of military training •
schooling, plenty of recreation inn!'
expert trade training
• he will be eligible for Army
bOtitifitS including' doys annual
lei7her; will receive half regular
Army pay while 16 ood on his 17th
Ta
birthday will draw full pay.,
bd. eligible, s young man
Mutt be 4 years of ode but Of:
yit 17, and must' Mud irtinfritinti
of Grade education,
roe- nit Intinostino booklet
Mote. Information the sordlo Appitatias #144; phone tti,
Ash the Army Recruiting 'COOS iiitireit, Ot. Do It nosy, frothing
404 SeptilAei Mgt:
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LtVESTOOk. SALE
Tito dttoy-Rtttoo I,IVe atiodte Oh-
operatlre are holding their Poitriii
Annnital Rale of Feeder dattle at
Wihriten On Mitt8ditr, September
— 1.260 bead — sale cOlilineliCeS
at 10 A. Itt, All cattle, sorted,
ed mitt tilviiied into trticir afttl 'eat
toad tote.
Marked cheque or cash ftttpilttti,,
ShoAliorti Biiils milt tie sold
after Mb milt' by the Grey itIttiO6
nor thorn liteederd:
•T= SteWart .doOlidet
Soorotait deek4Jtati6a titre :d bek.
ta,643-efrittitila,
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