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against the estate of MARIA JANTI:
Rose, late of the Village of. B111030910,
in 'the ()minty of ffutron, Widow., who
died on or about Ate 15th. day of
August, A. D. 1Ja6, are vtified to
send tolihe undersigned on or before
the 2511111, day of September, lgq6, full
wirtionlaus, of their .claims in writing,
immediately after the said 29th, clay
of September, the asSests of the said
Maria Jane Ross will. be distributed
an-Ong 'the varties of which the
Executrix shall then have notice
FOR SALE
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Heed otoroycles. Prteed
Reasonable.
Pollard's Chain Saw.
FOR RENT —
Au apartment for two people or
elderly couple, Apply to
L. Machan Phone 24
For SALE
Genesse Seed Wheat suitable seed
:for this area.
Graham 'Work Phone 12J18
FOR SALE —
:Renfrew Ralge„ coal and wood,
• electric plug-in 'stove with Item
• duty elements, nearly new,
Phone: 90.
FOR RENT
House on nth. of Grey. Water
.pressure in house. 'House on 4th. of
-Grey, bathroom, water softener etc.,
Phone 3 Ian McDonald
'FOR SALE
8 head of Shorthorn - and Angus
feeder, steers, around 600 lbs, also
1939 Dote Coach in good condition.
cheap.-
Wallnee,NielieNesFhrannyal„wyth„,
FOR SALE
Two Distinctive Metal Nameplates
for Rural Mail Box, Truck, or gate.
Easily attached. Send 50c with
Name and Address to, C. Wyse,
125 Briscoe St. E, London, Ont.
STORE FOR RENT —
Large store for rent or can be
•divided for two business offices.
For particulars apply 'to
J. H. Stretton, Brussels, Ont.
Phone 5x or 39
'CUSTOM BALING ,
Big firm New Holland Bales. Cost
'less Per ton.
Stan. Alexander
Phone 3fi - 13 Ethel
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HouSehOd Furniture and
Antiques
3% miles west and 3% miles north
of $eaforth
At the Carnechari Farm on
SATURDAY' SEPT. 15th at 1.40
Terms Cash
Bob Johnston, Cleric,
Lewis. Rowland, Auctioneer
peed?' by Enchatiart Hart.
A quiet wedding ivas 41910m14.04
at CranbrOok Presbyterian manse, by
Rev. IL T., Tarim of Nita $1,tsaunatt
111,.( Harr, oldest daughter of Mr,
awl Mrs. 'C'eiorge Bart of It, Ii. g
hrussel,,, and Alfred Andrew
Imam yetthigest Von of Mr,. itar Ml's.
Alfred Itiaehanan of R. R. I, Clinton
j The bride W4S 4ttilPed 14 ,a white
limeade satin wiialt overskirt of
nylon tulle and over lace
ibolere and white bridal veil with
white roses headreSS and 'IMMO Of
red and White gladioli with WO
xibbon.
Miss lean Ilert was her sister's
bridesmaid, She was attired in. 'blue
taffeta with blue well and salmon
piuk g aclioli boquet.
'Robert W. Hart, brother of 'She
bride was 'beet man,
Following the wedding' a buffet
lencheon, was eeryed at 'the Mine of
.the bride by Mrs. Aylmer Hart and
MrA, Charles Hark' elsOr's-inAew
of the bride.
After a trip to Niagara Palls they
will reside on the grOom's farm at
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51 rayed Apple%
Plaice Bros.
Miss .Ill Jewell, who hlts lield
poeitioti le, l'OrOnte for ,carne time,
has returned to her home here.
Miss Sheila Porter, elder daughter
of Mr's, W. Porter, entered, WelleslY
,Toreate, as ttUrSe-in-
raillinf, On. Monday of 1hi wekac,
* to
Mr, and Mrs, 'Richard 011104 gnu
sons' Donald and Druce„ ,have mined
to Ill2ceter. Mr and Mrs, F.4, Diehl
and family, Ciroa3, .1rw'P, have moved
into the Elliott house,
*
Mrs. 1‘1, Winberg was oallod to
New York because of the serious
Illness of her mother whose death
occurred on Tuesday of this week,
Mr. Wineberg left for New York on
Toesday.
* *
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
H. A. Kerney, who underwent a
;Criticlel operation iniWillighani Hos
vital last Thursday, is• recovering
satisfactorily, She was attended
by Dr. Gibson of London and Dr.
R. W. Stephens, Brussels
*
Wm. Martin Jr, Old ,Tack Grewar
returned laslt Friday from a trip
to New York.
Mrs. Sim Shoemaker, Kitchener is
visiting Mrs. R. S Scott.
Mrs F. Jewell, Mrs. H. Bryan,
Mrs. J. Smith. Mrs. E Bernard and
Mrs. a Davis attended the fiftieth
anniversary of the Exeter branch
of the W. A. held in Trivitt Memorial
Church Exeter. Mr. H. Bryan was
c'haniffer.
RIVjRgIPE
MOTORS
PO THE BEST AUTOMOBILE WORK AT /He Nov RE4Aot4A914 jpeicE IN "TOWN?
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lAttla Pigs
laltez 'ROO Poultry Fenn,
KO 4) 40x
i NOTICE TO CREDITORS
weeks
ALL PERSONS having claims
FOR SALE.,,.,
1..3 little Rod, 'Vork, Pigs, 0.
old,
;Mint Perris,,
SPECIAL — 1955 Chev. Fordoor Sedins
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MITCHELL:
FALL FAIR,
is ridiculous. Aalually Huron Cleitirty
le very dry .compared with incest, if
not all,. the other Counties in Dm,
ark/. The proof lies In Alcoholism
'Research Poppdation of Ontario not,
long slum In a USG Of seven
;Counties given, Ktilliloe.x leads
with 3,160 alcoholics per 100,000 of
population, Huron County is lowest
with 750 alcoholics per 100,000. Only
Huron, of 'the .counties listed is
under the 0. T, A, Far less liquor
flows here, for we have no legali z ed
'liquor outlets. —• (Advt.) •
"The. Biggest Little. Fair in Ontari0"
SEPT 25 and 26 Dated this ,seitenth day of Septern- Kinhurn,
her, A.. D. 1.35.6.
Crawford and !Hetherington
'Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executrix.. $5,000 in Prizes
HORSE RACES ,— 2.28 and 2.22 Classes
NELSON — WATSON
A quiet wedding teak place on
Friday, August 31st. at 0 P. m. at
Knox United Church', Vancouver,
C. Rev. A. E. Whitehead united in.
marriage,, (Leona, Marie) only daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson,
Blyth, Opt. and Mr, Harold Raymond
(Ray) Nelson of Clyde Alberta, son
of Mrs, W. Lux and 'the late Mr, H.
Nelson. of Clyde, Alberta.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride Wore a full length. 'gowai.of
white luminous auStrellessi satin
featuring an empire bodice of Chan-
tilly lace and -chapel train. Her head
dress of matching lace held a
shoulder length veil 'of tulle illus-
ion and she carried a borttiet of
white gardenias. ff
The 1511(10 attendants, Mrs. Cecela
'Palliierr dittlie 417-6.,ner/Viral.
iBerwick of Clyde, Alt., sister of the
groom, were dressed in similiar
waltz lenlgth gown's of twilight • 'Hue
Crystal Charm .and carried boquets
of white Matins.
Mr. Tom -Ferring of Vancouver
Was usher:
The reception was held at the Ivy
Room, Delmar. The 'bride's mother
treceihred 'wearing navy blue lace
with; powder ,blue *loceSsoriet j and
a corsage. .of pink rose buds. She.;
was assisted by 'the groom's mother
wearing navy sheer with -.plink "adc-;
essories; and a corsage of pink rem',
buds,
irolowilg 'the reception the happy
mole left by motor 'to spend their ,
honeymoon in California. The bride
travelled in a box. Style suit of Vale
green with 'black accessiories and a .1
• corsage. ,or y011•ow and bronze.,
orelints;. They will Make their home
fast •1.020 West 71 Aire. Apt, 12. Van-
couver, B. C. Guests were present
'from Myth. Montreal and; Clyde..
Alberta,
The bride is a graduate of 'Victoria
Hospital School of Nursing, London,
Ont. and has been .empleyed as a
efewardess. with T. C. A. The groom
is a pilot with T. 0, A.
FOR SALE, —
Brick ,Cottage — Hydro, 2 acres
land in small village. near school,
store, and chopping mill. Priced at
$1900.00 cash
5 acre Farm — Good house, hydro,
bank barn, on county road always
Ploughed. Priced at $2500.00
General Store — in good sized
village. Stock 4000.00; equipment
$1000.00. Price including istock,
equipment and Building (2 storey)
$5800,00 clash.
100 acre Farm — Beautiful brick
2 story house, bath, furnace, and
pressure beak
barn, 5 acres bush. Sin/6e on
county road. Priced at $9500.00
General Store — In good village
on highway. Equipment $3500.00:
stock at invoice Price.Rent for apart-
ments and, store $65.00 per month.
Phone S4 J. C. Long, Realtor
Brussels, Ont.
FOUND —
A woman's wrist watch. Owner
can have same by identifying
Mrs. Thomas Miller Phone 37r2
Butter has graced the tables
of mankind throughout
history. Vast sums of
money have been spent
in attempts to equal
butterfat—to match it
in taste, texture and
composition. But only the
cow—no machine or
laboratory—can make
butterfat. That's why first
grade Canadian batter
remains supreme on the
dining tables of the nation.
WINGHAIV.'
MEMORIAL SIlO?
four Memorial Cruftemea Ifea
itirty-Five Years. Always alma
THE BEST GRANITES
Along *11116
Expert Designing aril
workmanship.
Priow. Most ,,Reawasuibla
nerattrAwy Lettering a Stealaiti
R. A. SPOiCTON
Phone: 25a. Whigham, Orterwie
ST. JOHN'S GUILD
The Sept. meeting of St John's
laridies.,,Gatild..was.4eld recently, in
;the ;church hall with 11 members
present
The meeting 'opened with singing
hymn 435. Scriptitre lesson St,
Mattth 18 — 1 was read by Mrs.
Alma ;Bryan% followed by the
;Lord's' Prayer in unison.. Minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
Sec.Pat Davis and approved. Dues
and. Sunshine offering were taken
The business period was conducted
flyv the president, Aninie Pollard. A
'motion was made 'that we have a
,bodth; at the Fall Fair 'this' year, The
menu wars planned for the Lions
supper. A fowl snipper was discussed
and it was decided te leave this to
a vote of the congregation.
Mr. Jewell closed 'the meeting
with prayer, A. tasty lunch was, sem;
ed by Mrs. .Tewell and Ruth
Tb ornton, NOTICE —
Cash paid for dead, old, sick or
disabled 'horses and cows.
Phone Atwood 153, collect.
'HELP WANTED
Smart and reliable Saleslady.
Ready-towear sales ability, Pleasing
Personality desired. Sewing helpful.
Wood's Store
Brussels, Ont.
SEWAGE eXtiainraitt.
Have your Beeptio 'Seine* Rad WNW
pools cleaned the muntury -*ow ims•
to avoid. tremble.
Irvine Dattton, Phone fl
llittrortiki„ Ont.
409 Huron Street Toronto, Ontario
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Service Bareau,409HuronSt,Toronto. FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
The September meeting of the
PrIjendship Circle opened 'their
meeting on Wednesday evening with
two, verses of a hymn followed by
the Lord's Prayer in unison
'The minutes were read and
.adopted, in.the absence of the treas-
urer Ida Evans read the report.
Thank you notes were read frOm
Given and froth Korean bales,
Roll cal' was answered by the
first school number which the
members attended.
After the business was discussed
Helen Wheeler book the chair. Gwen-
dolyn Martin played aselectier.
which everyone enjoyed,
After the 'singing, of a hymn Ida
Evans led in prayer. Marie MeTagg-
art read the scriptilre taken from
ACtS 16. followed by the topic cap-
ably given by WinOnn Martin' cif
"Lydia". Jean Bridge gamic, an
interesting reading "Tice }Tense'
wife's Prayer"
After collection the groatp 'galig it
hymn fdliOwa by the Benedietion
Everyone 011300, a delicious
ltinch seitred by Pearl and
tiaposimaimmilMel,
EL.MA FARMERS' MUIR:Al
FIRE INSUP.A.NCE CO,
Established in 18,4
Head Office Atwood. ant
In:wrest
Farro. Property, Private Ourcoilltne
And Contents In Towns and Viiiara,
Schools,' chatches and. Hallo
on in
"INSURANCE AT COST" Make
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAIMS
tiontact your Nearest
Director — Agent
R. (Click)., WHITFIRLCI
R. R. 2, Brussel% OVAL
INSEMINATION ,NFORMATION
"For ,artificial insemination infor-
mation or service from all breeds of
cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at:
Clinton H V.2 - 3441 or
Palttierston 498 between 7.30
and 9.30 A,. We' have all breeds
available -- top quality at low cost."
Mrs. R. H. Porter
Carman community was saddened
by the sudden passing of a highly
eateenned lifegong resident, Mrs.
Russell 'Porter. She died Tues.,
any. August 14, at Carman. TiOspittaLl
ho which 'she Was admitted *Monday ;
evening. She was in her 67th. year.,
Mrs Porter was born Elsie May
Moyle, June 52, 1890, the daughter of
the late Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas Moyle
Hof: Carman, and had lived in the
district and town all her life. She 4
inarriled M. Porter at Carinan in ;
1911:
Surviving beSidies her husband
are 'two !daughters, .MrS, Muriel PO,
and MrS. 7, t, Drake . (ROherbn)',
both of Carman ,and tour sisters', •
CharlesAntray and Mrs,
Both 1Ft 'Adrian of
Dauphin and' Mrs D MOChing of
Berkeley, 'Calif, She also leaved- six •
ataitddlitliirett„. .Ailether -dajughter .
.Elton Slian116, (Marjorie) died
during the plotter. etildemic Of: 1953.
lost his life In 1944'
While tin aetiVe 8.09,0k6 Ottersiena
taS it -pilot. with rule RCAF'
runioAt servos watt conduced cn
;Friday afternoon at. Carman titiltect
dithrolt With interment -itt COMO*
Ceanetery
Among' those frOin out of 'town
attended the funeral Ware Mr...
4enlit MrS. Lloyd Potifer of *Mon,
CSntl 'cud Mrs. Donald,. :,gor14aleitirt,
firitaselti, Ont.
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FOR SALE '—
Highest prices
John Zwaan
MODERN-.MECHANIZATION•SOLVES
FARM LABO-UR PROBLEMS
With more and more ease of handling and work-capacity being
engineered into modern machines, farmers are being relieved of much
of the worry and 4pense incurred through the scarcity and high cost
Of experienced farm help. And there is such a wick range of siaas A4-774,.'•
styles of tractors and implements and tools that today every f:
can avail himself of the advantages of modern inechanizatiOn.
The wise and practical use of up-to-date Machinery is most im-
portant part of today's farm operatIonS. In the 1956 MaaSey.rlarrie
and Ferguson lines are tractors and iroplesients e.ngfneeted to promote
efficiency of farming—your loogi dealer will be glad to give yeis
particulate.
orky WISECRACK
Reeve John Graham of GI:aerial,
lilt the, headlines 'recently. At a
ineetiiig Of the Graerich ToWit
COlin011 he goo his views on +the
Canada Teter:reran:0e Adt, The POW,
bilitY Of getting a Vet ht Grideridit
Or Hilton COinitry with a 'view 'to re
peal, was Wide
a Sty the iteeJidi "IS.
that if the -town voted; it *Mild' go
wet, but if the' ,,hole Veted it
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