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Take your choice of tour brit,
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fOr•doorioMy Six,
Phone S5'1.1.3
FOR SALE
21 Pigs
Phone 36r23
WANTED --
Custom bailing
'Stan Alexander
(.3..A.S$I-V;t4J). ADS.
4,"4,,^44 1,,,,,,P4r• 4
FOR SALE
11 munks. of Iti,p
,Phone 6013 Win, Spell'
••••*',. 4,0 T•A
WANTED
8 ecree of hay, Timothy m u d Alfalfa,
Phone J, D. Cardlf
"TM. • .1•444,4,..
FOR SALE.
Lloyd's baby stroller in A-1 Rimini-
prieed to Sell.
Phone 51r4 Brussels
GIRL WANTED
for restaurant
Queen's Hotel, Brussels
Phone 51
FOR SALE --
12 acres of mixed hay;
tired wagon with. flat hay
roller.
Zaok Clark
1 rubber
rack and
Phone 33r11
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AR.ussE.0.. POST Wed4604897, JLII.Y lOth, 195r ' 4
•, UNITED CHVRGhi
Jane 'congregation greeted the
Itev. J. L. 0 Drown, the hew Miuister
'of the United •Ohure4 on Sunday
Morning, 'phis. was the first Sunday
of the Union i3ervlos dining the
ana Wily foul the
teran -ehlireli were present.
During the service Mrs. Dean •
Davieca sang "land in Hand" by
Herbert Johnston.
The sermon subject was "A Moun-
tain roil Herees and Chariots."
The Syrians had dent a detxdunent
of soldiers and chariots to tape
Eiteha, the prophet a prieen.er. His
servant we•s overcome by dismay
and fear thinkinit all was lost. But
Eilishe revealed to him the hidden
resources of Clad. T14e nation, tb
church, and every person needs
eh-40W vifeloq whereby modern
problems may be met end conquered.
V the power of the. ever present
Lord.
THIS FATAL ACCIDENT WAS CAUSED BY
SSIVE
HURON FOOTBALL
July 10 — Walton at Clinton
July 12 — St, Columban at Brussels
July 12 — Walton at Winthrop
July 15 — Winthrop at St. Columbad
July 15 — Brussels at Walton
July 17 -- Winthrop at Clinton.
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Ladles intermediate
HOME GAMES
Thur. July 11 — Pinkerton
at Brussels
Tues. July 23 W in gham
at Brussels
Mon. July 29 Lueknow
at Brussels *
Thur. Aug. 1 Fergus
at Brussels
All games at 0.36 under the lights
This car was travelling north at high speed. The
driver, not familiar with the road, failed to make the
curve. The car crossed the highway and wrapped itself around a tree.
The driver's wife was crushed to death and he. was badly injured.
When he recovered he was charged with careless
driving and his licence suspended.
This is just one of the countless accidents caused by
excessive speed. Think abbut this picture the next time you start to press your accelerator past the safe limit.
OF HIGHWAYS—ONTARIO
15-7
'IMMEGNIMMIGEMESITAP
LOCATION;
A curve on Highway No, 35
TIME: 7.20 p.m.
ROAD SURFACE:
Asphalt, Dry
RESULT:
Passenger killed. Driver
seriously injured.
DEPARTMENT
hevrolet's just one
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OCCOSO.Ma1 7
FOR SALE —
2 cows freshening, 1 young
eteht, calf at foot; 1 Hereford, fresh-
ening,
Earl Somers Phone 101Xr2
FOR SALE —
Massey-Harris No. II. Side-rake,
has not raked 200 acres since bought
new, sail new in all respects but
needs painting.
H.' C. Burrows Phone 50r19
FOR SALE —
1 Man's Bicycle
1, Girl's Bicycle
Baby buggy, used furniture, etc.,
all in A-1 shape,
Robt Patrick Phone 93x
'FOR SALE —
24 foot aluminum Trailer, fully
ensuclateil, equiamed with raugebte,
trefrigerator and space sayer, water
at. taps awl toilet.
For particulars Ape 43 Brussels.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
New liouee in vIlialge. of Bellmore., •
About 71/2 acre lot; 3 rooms and bath,
full basement- Must. be sold to
settle estate.
apply to S. C. McNeil
Phone 76 Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE —
Bray can give prompt shipment
on started obiCks. Wide oho-lee
For BroiZers, and Ames IniCrciss,
better order In advance. Get cola- '
plete data from
Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel; Mrs. R.
Barrett, R. R. 5, Brussels, Phone •
%54.12
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
Grey Township SehOol Board for the
sale and removal .of two small bend-
inge at, H. S. S. No. 12 school
grounds, Tender's may be for one
or both and to be received lir
August let,
Norman S. Hoover
Sect'.
'OR SALE,
foot Sohn Deere poVer binder;
band, rubber- tire, ball bearing, lawn.
Metter; alio a pair of ten ply rubber
tires ertnippel, With new tribes, snit-
Able for 0,0eproader. A.11 these are in
very good Shane,
apply Oo Ebner Ellacott ,
11.14 11.1;110510Nti having claims
Agairm: the estate of -CHARLES
EDWIN .ANDERSON late of the
Township Of Morris, in t e County -Of
Huron, reared Farmer, who died on
or about the 15th day of May, 1957
are hereby notified to seed to the.
undersigned on or before the. 24th
day of July 1057, full particulars of
their elatine In writing.
Immediately after the 20th day of
1957, the assets will be•
-dietributed among the parties
untitled thereto baying regard only
to p:aims of which the Adminietator
• then, have notice.
DATDD at Brussels. this J7th day
of June, 1957,
Crawford Hetheringtog
Solicitors for the EState.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALL PERSONS having claims
a,gainet the estate of ELIZA D,
I.:A:MONT late of the village of
Ethel, in the County of Huron,
1Videw, who died on or about the
14th day of April, 1057, Aire hereby
notified to send to the undersigned
on or before like 20th day of July,
1957, full particulars of their claim
in writing,
immediately after the 20th day of
July, 1957, the assets will be
distributed among the parties
entitled thereto having regard only
to claims of which the Executors
shall then ha{ve, notice.
DATE.D at Brussels, this 07th day
of June, 1957.
Crawford & Hetherington
Solicitors for the Estate
MEMORIAL,'
3traford Cemetery Memorials, 38
Avondale Ave., Phone 257W., Ray
Shantz and Bert Pretty, Proprietorei
For a memorial of lasting beauty
at a reasonable price and guaranteed
workmanship contact our represent-
ative.
Mr, Prank W. ICe_nip
Norman •S, Hoover. Secy.
AWNINGS
Cloth, Fibre glass, Aluminum.
Before you buy get an estimate from
Jaekson Homes Ltd.
Fieafoilh Phone SW. Evenings 33
CASH PAID
Per old sick a;„d disabled horses
zald cows. tread h„rses end cows.
Free pick up,
Phone Atwood 163 'Collect.
histowel Phone 38 or 567
WANTED —
Waitress for the dining room at
Bedford Hotel, Code/licit. Apply to
P. 0. Box 50 or Phone Goderieh 323
•
Robert Gordon
Robert Gordon, 73, of Grey Town-
ship passed away suddenly on Fri-
day, evening, June 28, after a 'short,
He was born in MeKillon Town.
ehin, lot 14, eon. 6, and, was the only
son, of the late .Hugh Gordon and
Katherine Menzies, He was- marr ed
in 1920 and is survived by his wife
t7re. former Sarah Prances Al cook
three sons. John of Walton, Ronald-
of Morris and William at home, and
-two grandsons. Also surviving ar
two ,sisteee (Lily) Mrs. R. W, Cam-
pbell, MoKillop, Annie of Seaforth,
One seeterl, Ph(elmia. predeceased
him two years ago,
Funeral service was held .on Mon-
day afternoon from the D. A. Rain
Funeral flont P in Brussels. with
Mr. C. Thompson of Cranbrook
Presbyterian Chttrch officiating.
Pallbearers were Malcolm Engel,
Earl Dunn.. Ross Engel, Martin
McDonald, .13.obeFt Archie
Engel, nil 04 Grey Township,
Flowerbeaters wore Donald .Clark
and Graeme McDonald 'of Grey
Township, Ken Campbell and Le.4.11e
Pryce of McKillop Township.
Tuterment wa -4 in Drancils rem.
etery.
FOR SALE —
Village Grocery Store and Pool
Room, large brick building, 6-room
annulment above, 2-pleee bath,
Price for building 2,800.00, 7 ft.
meat counter, scales, cash register,
shelving and counters, 2 pool tables,
and equipment, $1300.00, stock
approximately- $12.00,00 at invoice
price. $5,300.00 takes all. Illness
reason for selling.
100 acre farm, good house, hydro,
bank barn, 3 other buildings. never
failing stream on farm. Price
$5,500.00, terms.
7 acre farm, good house, hydro,
barn. Price $1800.00
3 acre place in village, frardo
cottage, barn, Price $2,000.00
Good house in town. 2-plece bath,
Only $1,500.00
1. C. Long
Real Estate Broker
Phone 88r2 Brussels, Out,
ELIVIA FARMERS' MUTUAL
• FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established in 1884
Head Office Atwood, Ont.
Insures
Farm Property, Private Dwellings
and Contents in Towne and Villages,
Sdhoels, Churched and Halls
on an
"INSURANCE AT COST" basis
PROMPT ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAIMS
Contact your Nearest
Director or Agent
R. W. (Dick) Whitfield
also WIndstorni Insurance
brussels, Ont.
FASHION-CRAFTED INTERIORS — Rich,
lustrous fabrics, beautiful modern color
combinations. Chevrolet's spacious, flaw.
lessly appointed interiors would do a
much higher=priced car proudi
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AND ADVENTURE
O OPPORTUNI R TRAVEL
O HEALTHY OUTDOOR LIFE?
O GOOD PAY?
O EXPERT TRAINING IN NEW
AND USEFUL SKILLS?
* DEVELOPMENT AND
RECOGNITION OF YOUR
CHARACTER?
10 A cHANcg TO ',EARN HOW
TO HANDLE MEN?
o FREE MEDICAL AND DENTAL
CARE?
e THIRTY DAYS HOLIDAY WITH
PAY A YEAR?
except In the Canadian ArMy?
and able to meet Army req re-
melts,
If you Ore 17 to 40 years of cifire,
merits, the Canadian Army o ers
you these and other advantages of
Army life. You enlist for a 3 year
term. At the end of that time you
May return to, civilian life well fit-
ted for the future; or' continue in
the service of your country.
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Miss 1,4abel ittg01, Is attending
.,...linronor School in Toronto amid :Wee
Maxine Stealiden hag aceepted a
PoHltion with the .l\Inittel Life in
Kitchener,
Mrs, Norman Pfeifer and
I. etdt retariwd home lake, • week f NA;
e three-weeks •vacation lu New 140.
! 1:(lard, Mrs. .Roadway Aceompahled
her daughter home for a visit,
Recent visitors .with Mr. and :NT.rs.
Duncan MeTaggart Included Mr
and Mrs., Prod Milehell, Toronto,
arid Mr, and Mrs. Howard Mitchell
old family of Thorold.
Miss Betty .Clieseler, Fraser,
spent a few days here last
week,
11411'. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell
,and dagghter Rose, Buena Park,
arrIved by -motor for a three
weeks vaea tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Campbell -
of Pilaf'. Mieb, visi ted Iiith hie •
sister Mrs. ,Tas. Noble.
Mrs. Jae, McCallum, St. Thomas,
spent a few days with Mr. and.
Mrs. L. H. Gordon.
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hags SiEtkittlteffed the Sante chi,' OA
May
S111001
taro, ship to Ott. tidg
titretee AbSrieltitidri, Vitt , TalebaSed
; 'tratisbeii tittti PrObeet Yettr OVett
t Orga,datlog.
NOTICE FARMERS
iN THE COMMUNITY
Anyone; having hogs to Ship to
omit. Producer's, viii Artuile
Transport. tileee ettit ttleeidaY
night or '4#:66160(16Y morning by
0 A. at,
'ITS Will stable to to hair your'
BAIL RAC? STEERING Mirter-
inioOth half bearings do you a
good turn eaSe away friction,
oLIDE,RIUE FRONT SUSPENSION Oat, Feels, almost like gowor . „ •
Highly perfected knee action lets : iteeeia§1
wheel `"stop" over the rough. spots, Tg
SOD, road-,—all YOU feel is the superb y
smooth, Chevy ride!:
otith 0 ter month since the '57
hevrolef was Introduced. Cana.
,. knit heneit bolighr more Chevrolets 1 , vbIleP lot)* thart en y office car , . . posdivii
G 1 Ili ' proof of public preference. C.3457C
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Here on this page are seven of those
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You can actually find them by the
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every one of them is another clear,
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popularity, sales!
TURBOGLIDE—You've never felt anything
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