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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1956-08-29, Page 4and suddenly-there's 6 new lilt tc• • 0-2256D — fogs. w ipp• to, soli ro — 0.6 O. 0110 ..... mir — man* Mk IMO MN 0.0 WWI — WM • --A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE— -- N. SEPT. it)-is i.ore' 1t r Grit YV 40$44!Aon•lo ern re. erase Ihnifg) Co. Lirmiteci D1.55 Rev Tug BRUSSEL4 POST WecineSilay, Ailgitst 195q • • • • ► ► ► The delightful, mellow weather of late summer and early fall makes for pleasant travelling. And this is an ideal time for that adventurous sightseeing trip to interesting places in Canada and the United States. A wider choice of accommodation is available when the mid-season hubbub is over, Now is the time to travel . . by train. Canadian. National Railways suggest: Where to go, Picturesque Muskoka, Lake of Bays, Georgian Bay Bracing Ontario Highlands Distinguished. Laurentian Resorts Glamorous Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle * Scenic Jasper National Park Fascinating California Historic Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa * Exciting New York City, Atlantic City Bustling Detroit, Chicago Maple Leaf Package Tours available to these points, Ask for descrlp• tine booklet. Economical Family Fare plan available to Pacific COPSI Points. Travel Wise people agree the train way is the comfortable, relaxing way to travel. Give yourself a treat... and go by train...go C.N.It Contact your Canadian National representative for information and reservations. T-e-st CANADIAN NATIONAL Riverside Motors Brussels, Ont. eximmts!,.. MONCRIt.Fr Pfsoncrieff Womienla tsellaulal The Monthly meeting of 110 *eerie!? Werelen'a UMW* VI$11 held last Wednesday elvening tnl the Community Hall, Jho meeting *heti* wars Thei th.andanotheris nue** 'opened with the Openinig Ode spit] the Mary Stewart 13wsiaeso Was then discussed. Delegates were appointed to go to IGuelph, in Sept- ember, A paper from the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario, Radjo and Television EValuationa Survey, Wthil discussed, and ailed Out to be ,sent away.. 'Mrs. Ken Smith took (taro of the remainder .of the meet- ing. Mm. Won Mann gave the motto "Be kind .to the aged for they, have come a long way, help 'the young for they Imre a long way to go", followed by ,the IODIC "Life WU ar.eara Ago'', which was prepared by Mrs. Alex Merin, and read by Mrs. Ken. Smith. A contest in Whielf. ''Every wear Something ti) repreisfelit a song", Wa,s conducted by Mrs, Ken Smith, The Qt1.0611, T7Mi sung, and 101141 VA1,8 Starved: ALL PEIRRONS !Wring claims agalmet the :ate' ed HENRY FRANCIS KIRKBY late ofathe Brussels, 1m the County of Huron, retired Veterinary, who died on or about the eigititteenth day of July, 1956, 'are 'hereby 4 no,itified to send to like undersigned on or before the twenty-fifth day of August, 1956, full particulars of their claims in writing. Immediately after the 25th, day of August, 1956, the assets 'of the estate will be distributed among the parties entitled _thereto hating regard only to claims which the Executors shall then have notice DATED at 'Brussels, Ontario, this .seventh day of Angusa, 1956, Crawford and Hetherington 'Brussels, Ontario . Solicitors for the Estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL PARSONS having del= 'against the Illstate cif JAMAS H. FULTON, late of the Village of Brum• sets. in the County of Huron, retired farmer, who died on or about the twenty-first day of May, 1956„ are • 'hereby notified to send to the , .undersignedon o I r before the twenty- fifth day of August, 1956, fall part"- cular,s of their claims in writing. Immediately after th,'g 245th, day of 1 August, 1956, the ,assets of the estate will be distributed among the parities entitled thereto having regard only ,to claims of 'which the Executors shah then have notice,"" doing their, stuff. There will be four races ealeb, day. Friday and Saturday afternoons, 'with a special Saturday morning 10erfcirmanee, will See wOnfierftl ichildren's show, "Kiddy KaPare", featuring in person the' wonderful Hollywood dog "Lassie", as well as the equally famous "Superman.", Sharkey, and other star acts. Afternoon grandstand prices are $1 for adults and 50 cents for child- ren with some reserved sections at $1:50 per seat. There will be a bar. gain 25 cents admission for all child- den Monday afternoon only. • 1. ► r. 0 ► ► ► ► p. ► • • his Crawford and Iletherington Brussels, Ontario Solicitors for the Estate. NOTICE TO' CREDITORS Evening resetved prices.: $2.00, $1.50 and $1. Mail 'ordain anotfld in- DATED at Brussels, Ontario, clued stamped addressed ell-s'eloPe, seventh ,day of August; 1956. money order or cheque, payable at par, London. NI( '0'34 P t Let us install a new Duro Water System and get all the water you want, instantly, at the turn of a tap. It costs you only about lc per 1,000 gallons. ONLY 10% DOWN UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY for pump, fixtures and our installation charge Qur EMCO BUDGET PLAN covers your complete systern—putop, tank, *Pipe, kitchen and bathroom fixtures, taps in " your buildings and the cost of installa- on. You can enjoy the comfort, savings, iSure and safety of water while you pay 16' or it. o Will be glad to give you a free estimate of the cost of 'hour and materials. 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Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart .and son, Bobby Tor- onto Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, Mrs. and WM. Levi, Detroit, Mich, Mrs, Margaret '.Reynolds,' Mr. Win, Levi and Mrs. Jrna McArter visited at, Ducknovsa Oodericiti anal Kincar. atne on Sunday last. WilgSTKRN PAIR 011:110',RONS PROMISED GREAT SHOW ,. Victors to Western Fair, London. 1 September, 10 to 15, are promised 'the most oullsitanding show 'in hist- ory, nom prize livestock housed in 'the moat up-to-date livestock pa- vilion in Canada, to the greatest six day grandstand performance West- ern has ever offered its patrons, states W. D. Jackson, fair -manager. Featuring the evening grandstand performance will be the "Four Mariners", 'the famous singing quartet of Anther Godfrey fame, the George A. Hamid "International Follies and Broadway Reckettes", a . brilliantly costumed extravaganza with a line of , lovely talented dancers, Plus six top-notch vaude- ville acts. Sharkey the seal, who gets top billing wherever he goeS, will be a feature every afternoon and even lug. Such is his Popularity, the fair has had to 'wait five long years. for Sharkey to play a repeat perfor- mance. — Monday and Tuesday afternoons only, September 10 and 11, the Mid- western Ilayride Show of radio and TV fame will be 'the grandstand feature, This is an American net- work TV show with a high rating and pre vides everything from sdtiare dancing to Rock and Roll. Wednesday and Vutrsday after noons are strictly racing with the great FuturiV3r trotters and pacera MORE DEADLY THAN THE H-BOMB Of an mankind'.s inetihods of defense and attack none is so deadly as a weapon that oan affect the minds of the masses. John Baker, White 'in week's iSSite of The Star Weekly, the first of a, two part 'series tells, 'the 'exciting story et "The Dig Lie." FOR SALE — Highest prices irald for old lam. John Zwaan ?lions . — 'Aittaanseetleaseseuraseiaraireniniata,mierreannessabiliineteeionali C. dgE G. KRAUTER CO. Brussels Ontario STAMM SNOWS MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE Itt 'rod from the Iglit.TV Nefititirk t the nation's top Country and. Western Show, Wish ti, fait rriaving, variety of ankle, dancing and Comedy, Monday and Tuesday afternOant ,A I p.nti. , Grandstand. Also. Tends Tommy and. Sharkey the Seal Ogees: Children 50c ,, Adults $1 .00, Reserved Slate' 0.50' Monday AfiernOOn Special ,... Children 15e Four - different and exciting Grandstand' Shows, Make your reservations early hy writing to the Western Fair Association, Queen's Park, London, Ontario, NOW . 4/ INTERNATIONAL REVUE Featuring The Mariners formerly of the Adher Ocielfrey shows, George Hatnid's scintillating revue Phis 8 detsfanding vaudeville Oct,s each esiening, Otantislaia, Pricer Reserved Seati $2.06, $136, $1,00 Agerness !acing Woit0iittiy A66616014. taifailterRiehe CSII tiakesi 2 end 3 .Of Standard st, fired Futuritles plui 4 tither rises races' and 140 and Heavy harness 44eritir ' Oritok Children 50c, Adults $1,00' Reserved Seats $1.50 . with Lassie, ,the kierivian, Wild Sill CadYi .1a0 Phillips and His trained Horse taioicey, plus other kiddies' TV favourites — Friday 2 tinl.r. Saturday 1:30 P,m thildred 50c, Adults $1.80 Reserved Seats $1.50 Special Saturday Morning Show' 0004'00k — 504 •