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*Q.v ARE THINKING OF
ICE CREAM'"
THE VERY FINEST(
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Also the identity of some• wise
winners in thei parade is not knOWIS
'to the oonitnftte'e, please send your
;missile at once to the treasurer.
1st. Prize Best Comic Float. No. 7
1st, Prize Beet Clown *
5th. Prize Best Decorated Bicycle
llst. Prize also Sea. Prize Old Vehicle
running on tte 099111 power, No 10
and No. 37
= Ralph Shaw.
Treasurer.
WESTERN FAIN TICKETS NOW
ON SALE HERE AT .
THE BRUSSELS POST
Here's your Springtime
piece-up, dairy fresh, and
brimming with nourishmen
In every glass, you get Togs
for the growth and rep* o
"body tissue; calciR, ie
tooth and bone builder;
riboflavin and vitamin A'for
bright eyes and clear skin.
Brighten up! Drinlc three
glasses of`milk every day.
For deltatous ways to
zife write for
Made Fraser's nets)
Milk Recipe Booklet.
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gitl Of :CANADA
To ro ifo'
HELP WANTED'
Smart and reliable Saleslady.
Ready-to-lwear' sales• ability, Pleasing
personality desired. Sewing helpful.
Wood's Store
Brussels, Onte
*SWAMI: OMPOsita.,
Have your Seotle 'AM tad aeon
odds cleaned the mar/ inky um
to avoid tuadds.
Irvine Cotton, Plume INC
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COUNTER CHECK BOOKS
AND
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Styles for every business
Various colors and designs
Samples. suggestions
prices sviihout obligation
weduesday,, Moot A91tat "r1; THE BRUSSELS POST
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"Speedy" by Riverside Motors EXCLUSIVE
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E3EGIN WITH, E5056
THAT .I. HAVE MONEY
LEFT FOR COME
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PLAY-BY-PLAY coverage by KEN ELLIS
K A NSAS CITY at DETROIT KANSAS CITY at DETROIT
Sat., Sept. 1, 8;00 p.m. 0, S. T. Sun., Sept, 2, 3:09 P.m, D. S. T.
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Clifford.
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FALL:,,. FAIR DATES
Arthur Sept. 25, 261
Ayton .... . ... ....... ........ Sept, 21, 22
BaYfielsi Sept, 26, 27 !
M Ytil ...... „„,„ Sept. 18, 19
BRUSSEI4 ......... . .. Sept. 27.3
Chealey Sept , 7, 8
Sept 1.2, 13
Sept. 15-1?
;,,f3spI, 27
Sept, 28, 22. -,.
Sept. 19, 20
Ford wich sept, 28, 29
Forest Sent. 18, 19
FlanolVer Oct. 5, 6
Haradstou ;Sept, 19, 22
ISIneordine Sept. 20, 21
Icirkton Sept, 27,
;LisltaWel . . . . Sept 24, 25
London —.tom, ....... Sept. 10-15
Luolcznow.......... 'Sept, 25, 26
Mildmay .... lSeptt. 10, 11
Milverton Septt, 21. 22
Mitritteell . , . . .. !Septt. 25. 26 i
New Hamburg ;SePtt, 14, 15
Owen Sound Sept. ;24, 25
Palmerston Oat, 1, 2
Ripley .„..„, .... .. Sent...21, 22
St, Mary,s ......... Sept. 6, 7
Seafolrith .... . . ..... Sept. 20, 21
Strat ford Sept. 17-19
Tavistock .. Sept. 7, 8 I
T e esavlater Oct. 2, 3
(Piverton ""' Sept. 27, 28 ,
Toronto —
(O.N.E.) Aug: 25 - Sept. g
(1RoYal Winter Fair) Nov. 9-1T f
Walkerton Oct. .31. Noy. 1 f
Sept, 24, 25 I
Intennettionel Plowing 1‘11atoth. Onto
ario County, I3,raoklin, Odt. 9-12
0 LOCAL NAOLLIAIOLL. I
--CFPILradio dial-980 I
..195$ Dodge Sedan, Radim. and Heater $.179$.00 SPECIAL
CLASSIFIED ADS.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
114 storey 'pottage in good repair,
3 niece bathroom and furnace,
Phone 70r23 Richard Elliott
WALTON
(tatended tor lash; Week)
Gerald and Penny Hamilton of
London, lia(ne 'been holidaying at the
come of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ham- '
HELP WANTED
Ono Who would like to grade eggs
and part time truck driver,
G, (limy Phone 16J10
FOR SALE
—Quebec Heater, medium size, A-1
condition. Reasonable price.
Edwin Martin Phone 87X
Mr. Harvey Johnston .of Clinton, ,
was in charge of the' service, in ;
Daff's United Church on Sunday
Mr. Jack Bielby 'of Bigger, Seek.
;has been visiting at. the home of
Mr. and mir,5 . Emerson Mitchell.
Residents of Walton and district
were shocked to learn, of the death
'of James Murray, a former resident.
of Walton, who was killed in a car ,
!accident near Ehnivale when s car
he was driving crashed into a tree.
Relatives from, here who attended
be heard interviewing personalities the funeral lin Aurora were, Mr. an Anyone haviing ,a bill against&
Oh this 'Saturday radio feature. Mrs. Gordon Murray, Charles Mur- Morris Centennial Conimittee is
"Who's Herb Gott?" an the Trans- ray, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Murra3t. asked to submit ft' at , once so that
fall ; Canada network of the OBC, / ;Douglas and Katharine, Mrs. Glen accounts may be settled at . September meeting.
For SALE
Gerard Heinitzman Piano in good
H. A. Fischer Phone 69
- WHO'S HERB GOTT?
Herb 'hasn't gat anybody here, but
;in ase you ware wondering ju.9it. 'who
is Herb Gott, ,tlhen the above, picture
should Settle that for yen,. Herb can
FOR SALE —
House on Mill Street. Water and
bathroom. 6 rooms. For further
partidulars apply to
Mrs. jag. S. Armstrong Phone; 23r19
CUSTOM BALING
Big firm New Holland Bales. Cost
loss per ton.
Stan. Alexander
Phone 86 - 13 Ethel
FOUND —
A wonsan's wrist watch. Owner
San have same by identifying
2fits. Thomas Miller Phone 31r2
' MORRIS CENTENNIAL
CREDITORS
Hasse, Mrs. 11,„ Adhtites and Mrs.
BELGRAVE Walter Davidson, who is visiting in
the vicinity tram Calgary.
- -; • —
Mu'. and Mrs. Ed. Hardin and,
family, Chatham, N. B. with Mr.
and Airs. Earl Andersen.
Mrs. S. Possyth, Regina, Sask.
'width Mr. and. Mrs. James 1VIirfhie.
Mr. and. Mrs. ,.A. M. Henderson,' An :Eastern newspaper recentlp
Sydney and Dawn otf Bruce Mines.: published this announcement:
with. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Procter.
In case you find mistakes in this
SOMETHING
FOR EVERYONE
FRINGES
THE COST of an hour's work in businests 'includes some
monley that the employee does not get immediately.
In, addition to the hourly wage, there is, the money the
employer must set aside for vacations with pay, for
statutory 'holidays and for unemployment insurance; in
the case otE many companies there is .also the money
Teanired for hospital and medical core, far pensions and,
other "fringes",.
Many people, including those self-employed, must
thernSelves salve for their holidays and their future needs
and desires. On. the other hand, people who work in
some large .enterprises for salaries or 'cvlages apparently
prefer to have their employer set aside for ;them money
for such Purposes.
Minge benefits are savings tor The benefit ee the
employees and a substiantlia ,,expeinale for the employers,
They are paint of the cost of an hour's work which must
be recovered from customers in seeing .prices,
NOTICE
Casts paid tor dead, old. sick or
Striabled horses and cower.
Shone Atwood' 153, collect. newspaper, please consider they
were put there for a PerPose. We
'publish something for everyone, and
Some folks are always looking for
mistakes.
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STEEL COMPANY OP CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON , „BRANTFORD TORONTO—.
FOR SALE —
Radio.
Electric stove; 2 dressers; couch;
sewing machine; tsmall table; ex-
tension• table; platfoT in rocker;
bed and •springs,
Mrs. Annie
on,parammuntiptrowowelowes.........
FOR RENT
House ou. 8th. at decor Water
pressure in house. House on 4th, of
Corey, bathroom, 'Water softener etc.
Phone 3 Ian McDonald
FOR SALE --
end( Coitagsv= Hydro. t nays'
lead '11 Sara1 Ye*" near school:
itera and Chapping mill Priced at
$1000.00 cash
6 acre Farm — Good house, hydro,
bank barn, on county road alwaysi-
plonghed. Priced at $2500.00
General. Store — in goad sized
village. Stock 4000.00; equipment,
51000.00. Price including stock,
equipnient and Building (2 storey)!
85800.00 cash.
3110 acre Farm -'- Beautiful brick
2 story house, bath, furnace, and
pressnrs system, driveshed, bans
barn, 5 :tore,; bush, Situated on
county road, Priced at $9500,00
General Stare — In good villas";
on highway. Equipment $3500.00; ,
stock at invoice price.Rent for apart-
ments and store $65.00 per month.
Phone 84 J, C. Long, Realtor
Brussels, Ont
NOTICE RE MAGAZINE
SALESMEN
Reside/11ES of BrUssels, Morris
and Grey' take; notice that Britslsels
Branch 218 Canadian Legion is in. no
way connected with the proposed
;canivas of this area by magazine
Salesmen representing themselves as
Legion representatives,
Ralph Shaw
Secretary
INSEMINATION INFORMATION
"For artificial insemination infor
motion or service from all breeds of
cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at:
Clinton H V.2 - 3441 or
Palmerston 498 between 7,30,
and 0.30'A, M. We have all. breeds
available — top quality at loW coat,"
ALLLANAOLIANALLEMALILLAILA
Morrow.
FOR SALE
Purebred Beaglo pups brown and
black. ,
Thee Kirkby Walton
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GOOD MECHANIZATION PAYS BY GETTING A
LOT DONE WHEN CONDITIONS ARE RIGHT
,, A big advantage of good mechanization is itS' ability to get a lot of •,„..1,,l
Work done in a hurry once you can get on the land to put the crop in .!... • ",
Or into a field ready to be harvested,This, work Output of good equip, '''. '14' .. .,.
ment pays off iii two ways—it enables you to offset or tOregtail t4,0' ..
effects of unfavorable conditions and With it you eau halite the. coos t , _,,, of the ,period when conditions are most favorable. You stand to . i benefit the most when you can do a lot of seedfug a harvesting l' . .,,;,,+''.11 When the time le tight, ...4.4,04,4440. AI
From' the 1956 Massey-I-Torii allti. Ferguson Hoop of equiptheut.
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eligitiedita to' meet the needs OiferpillingtOclat: Ott eau select machines ''i: ';
that wi ll enable you to gaiu the tidylitagee ooctot mechanization 1 :
.your .localdealer*ill be .glad to give you tiattfeulati... . . .....* .is....e.• 1
iiiiittithtik PROPANE L'ti*,
if Maktit, Pistil •
-STRA1Forio, Ortr,„
The VersitRidiependitin , •
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traitittAV
RANGE!!. •HOt.
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