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i. igan, urgos$ 71. sus oi! Toronto were weg end
visitors with her mother Mrs. W.
Spoirga anti, Mrs. aud Mrs. Peri
.ittltzts,tott of Walton,
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Backer of North
Dakota ore visitors with his brettr
er Mr. Wut. Backer and Dirs. Baelt-
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FOR 2°. A -PAY!
Mr. and. Ws, Wtrd M. T3ucltaitaSi
of Detroit were week-euti. guests of
Miss F10. 1. Buobartn,
4m. T. L. Mellon-aid and Murray
g1Altt a few day last week, at Bramp-
ton and Maltort.
Mr. and Mrs, Manriet 'Smith and
Michael and Sagan were weelt-end
visitors her mother Mrs. W. Speir-
'311.
Our safety deposit boxes will keep yoUr important
papers and valuables safe for less than 2o a day,
Rentals from $5 yearly. inquire at our nearest
branch-,we have snore than 680 to serve you.
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1:.'.k marriage. of Urea DelOres Pearl
brussels, youngest dtt.ughter
or trice late James Mrs, Burgess
anti Jolla Richard Milligan, Younger
son of Mr, Richard Milligan and the
late Mrs. Milligan, Clifford, wa.s
e:Mnized• at the OttreOnat-te, Welton by
ihe Rev. M, Thomas. The bride
looked lovely in a tucked fitted strap,
less gown of Pylon net with a Tull
gaihorotd skirt of Alacon lace inser4
iriss-erossed at hip line over White
satin. The All over Alecon lace
Jacket had Bilzalp-than collar with
lily 1)01111 sleeves. The illusion net
yell was shotader•length with. ti
J4 weetheart cap, drip pearl trim and
carried a 1)0110,11.ot ,.tf pink rosebuds
with streamers, Her attendant, Miss
Helen .Got, Brussels, AVA'• gONVIled in
en apple green net over satin dress
with lace jacket and feathered head
fire.% and Carried a bouquet of .pipit
rosebuds, The groom was attended
by Mr, Harvey Douglas, Clifford.,
Alter the ceremony wedding
fir was served by-the ladies of 'Union
Olva. The tables bong decora.tea
by eandlettbna, and bouquet of mums,
The speakers ant the occasion were
Rev, M, 'Thomas, Mr, Jahn 1",filliga.n-,
Tergost Mr. Tabu. gangsters, Wing.
ham; Mr, Aillatv Wiley, Hamilton;
Mr. Oliver Xaccittes, Clifford.
The evening was spent at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox, the bride's
sister, and The ±11a1Ulay couple left for a
trip to North Bny and the Manitoulin
Islands. They will reside 'tear CIR.
ford.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMElia
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cousins return.
ed home last week from an enjoy-
able trip to the West Coast,
AUCTION SAYE
CLEARING
of Farm Stock and Machinery at
Lot 42, Con. 7, East Wawanosh Twp,
11,4 miles South of Belgrave on No,
4 Highway On
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22nd.at 1 P. M.
Horses --
I. team Pei'cheo.n Geldings, middle
age utott lbs.
Cattle —
1 Durham Cow due to freshen in
Dee. 2 Dnrbarn Cows milking and.
retired, I Durham Cow due to fresh-
en in April, I Heifer due to freshen
in Jan. 6 Durham Steers and Reif-
ers rising 2 yrs. aid, 2 Spring C-al.
ves. 1 Baby beef calf.
Implements-,
THE POUR GENTLEMEN -
The old songs everybody knows and loveS are sung by
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The Four Gentlemen on CBC Tr.94.4 - Canada each Monday evening.
The Gentlemen are, seated, Alan Sawyer, (left), tenor and John
Harcourt, bass; Jack •Reid, (top h.,ft) tenor and Erm‘.A Berry,
baritone. The men Ong, in closely-woveu ;harmony« a great variety
of song's, tueludin.:1 hratuz,. 4rartlys, way-ninties numbers,
, ef 1 :lir. Zing ••• • Soibbaan School and the regular
morning service of worship were
held as metal -on, Sunday with Itev.
W. A, Williams in charge; Baskets
of flowers were placed in the church
in memory of Gerald McDaohern,
who died in Belguim on Sept. 7th,
1944, and Mrs. W. L, McKelvey,
The regular, monthly meeting of
W. M. S. of Knox Presbyterian Chur-
ch was held on IlltursdaY in the hems
of :the vice-pros., Mrs. John Schnook.
The theme for the worship -was "The
Unknown God" and Mrs. Schnoek
sided, and was assisted,„ by. Mrs.
Stuart EVans and Mrs. Calvin Cam-
eron cash. reading a portion.of SeriP-
Lure, A list of the contents of the
bale was read by the, secretary, 8
presided, 'and was assisted by Mrs.
the work of Mrs. Gelman, 11, R„ in
response to the roll call, Two mem-
bers paid their birthday money. The
October meeting will be a Thanks-
giving meeting with Mrs. Robert
t Campbell preparing the topic, Mrs.
Schnook. Mrs, Campbell, Mrs. S.
our
annals&
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WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
We bar. a t d frozen semen 190% since December 1st.,
1954, The conception rate has been :lightly higher than it was •
before frozzn senten was used.
This new develepment has made it possible for the
members to use the bull of their choice more of the time.
where else can you get as much for your money as by
breeding your cows artificially to our co-operatively owned .bulls.
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McCormick Deering binder, T. ft. out •
Massey Harris mower 6 ft. cut
Massey Harris hay loader, sulky I
rake, Massey Harris manure WW1-
er, tine]. dise harrow cultivator,
riding plow, Walking plow, 4 section
barnows, farm wagon, flat hay rack,
Vego cream separator, (1 yr, old),
set farm. sleighs, McCormick Deer-
ing. 1.1 disc fertilizer loll, all steel
trailer, stap pans and Pails, -fanning'
mill, torkea shovels, ,cblains and
other articles to numerous to ment.
ion,
Terms Cash
Thomas Smith, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
George Martin, Clerk, For -service or information, phone collect
Clinton 242 or Palmerston 66
between 7.30 and 10.00 A. M. week t!ta.71
1.30 and 9.30 A. N. Sundays AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sate of Farm,
Farm Stock and Machinery, Lot 12,
Con, 10 Grey Township, 3 miles cast
of Ernssels on Highway on W.MardiM WWW;WWWMWWiEg
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1 Holstein Cow, due in Dec. 1
TUESDAY, SEPT. 27th at 12,30 p.m.
Evans, Mrs, Jackan„ Mrs, Li, trans Cattle —
and Mrs, O. Cameron all took part.
in the presentation of the topic, A 2 Durham Cows to freshen in Nov.
brief period of silence was observed 32 Hereford Steers from Tao to Ha 1
in memory of two members wile II
have passed on since the last meet,
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Hogs —
jag. Mrs. Om-loran i'as a life 12 York Chunks, 90 lbs.
member of the Society and Mrs. W.
L. 'McKelvey was a member until
one year ago when she moved to
Seaforth. Mrs. Sohnock led in the
closing prayer. The hostess was as-
sisted in -serving lunch by members
of the lunch committee,
Mrs. Duncan MeTaggart is visit-
g in Thorold and Tor-Onto with her
sons and families. •
Miss Ddith Peffer is spending a-
while with her aunt, Mrs. John Pride,
Mr. mil Mrs. Alex SteiSS left last
veek on a trip to the west,
Rev, I, D. 'and Mrs. Maclver, Scots-
town, Quieh. are calling on old friends
this Week,
Mr. and Mrs. VT. J. Hunter, Osh-
awa. ore visiting relatives In the
commitnity.
Mrs. Jas, Noble, who for the pate
eight months has ban confined to
her hotne, celebrated her eighty-
sixth birthday on Sunday, with
friends and rela.tives, We wish her
many returns of the day,
Friends and relatives from Cram
brook, Brussels. Toronto, Ohawa and
Windsor attended the funeral of Mrs.
W, T.. McKelvey at Seaforth, Sept
7.
Poultry —
70() Leghorn Pullets, 411 months old,
17 geese. 10 ducks.
Machinery —
McCormick Dearing Sinter W6, late
Model Tractor, (700101111.tt No. 20.
5.) tirnae-t fully equiPPed with
dozer blade. Manure loader (new),
McCormick Deering. 3 furrow plow,
Ford Pemuson, 2 furrow plow, 12 ft.
amino: tooth McCorrnialc Deering
Cultivator, 7 ft. Massey Harris
Cultivator. 4 section Diamond Mr-
row-1, 15 run double lase, McCormick
Dqt- ring Fertilizer Drill oil 4
rubber. Case. tractor manure spread-
al', Clockshntt side ralre. Massey
Ttarris oil bath mower (new), 2
rubber tired wa.gnns, 2-46 ft. flat i
hay racks, cement mixer (new).
Garden tractor Tf, fully e.quip.,
pea with plow, Cultivator and disc,
40 ft. Cardinal hay and grain elevat-
nr (new), John ne ,srr, 10 inch barn-
mot. mill. 2060 lb, scales. 32 ft, e%
tenslon ladder (newt. 4 inch plainer
with motor. Portable Cs•IPOtriO. N'tirtter
pumn, 60 feet of I inch drive belt,
Pont Diaper, `National milking
Maeltine. used 1. seven,
12 x 24 feet with ft. Porch, Bear-
or hoard lined 2 belt cork, insulat-
lcu, green shingles on outside, wired
and built on skids. 7 ft. tractor diS'0,
'teal roller. forkes. shovels. 4 geol.
Stanclioons, number of goad fords,
All above machinery is like new pnr•
chased lietwoon 1 -Z veers,
Farts --
at Same plane as tale Lot 20, Cori. 12
'trey two, 04 set's fern' will be offer-
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E./thanstivo tests have pEoV9u that the new Magic
Action Faucet wilt fig drip or leak. Yet this
BtviCO-fashloned tap Costs no more than Old.
fashioned taps.
*nom= drip-stained basins and baths
* no n-iore hot water waste
* nd More vttestert to replaeo
Dtstiinctive .arson al Greenn 4 s
Styled By Toothills of Canada Limited
We Also Have as Complete Line of Business Greeting Cards
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• • Original Cai4s We ve Ever Had At •
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Mr. and 4rs. Nruest Cantrchill,
Leamington, spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Thonlas.
Mr. and Douglas Ilemingwa,
retttrIted last week front a Motor trin
to Saskatchewan where they
with relatives,
ell for tale, SW-ilea to reserve hid,
Mr. anti Mrs. tlert rtelitein of 45 Acres workable and reminder Itt
Ethel and Mr. Mid Mrs, C. Ileiltein Of ' and Pasture, Small frame bartf,
tondon, last returned home after tt ' ref tna Chattels Cash
MiPee Week trill to Regina and other Property itibio down', balande day'.
points of the west` visiting relatives• "Martin Schwarzwald, Pr*
They -went by' motor', • 1-laroid Jackson, Attatiotieer.
* E-0 Cheth 9ey C~ieric.
Mr. h'ild MTh, MeCtitaY Lottr ells
Brussels Branch — W. Todd, Manager •
C, W. N. A. CRUISE SHIPS
An eve-wing cruise, Tuesday, September 13th. around Van-
Couyer H.:rituar through beautiful Burrard Inlet and the Gulf. of
0,eorgia rvtli bead feature of ;the 3.6th. Annual Convention of the
Canadian Weekly Newspaper As at Yancouiver. The cruise
for the newspaper delegates. and their wives will be provided.in the
Canaid.;an Pacific -Railway's beautiful coastal steamer, Princess
Patricia. which normally plies tihe famouS "triangle route", ltnhiug
Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle,
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Duty Nittkhed sets foie 1 aSinl Bath and Slitititt
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