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;FOR SALEi—
'Registered Boxer puppies two
weeks old. Pair Girls Figure
Skates size 5. Pair Boys C. C. M.
'Skates seize 2. Guelph Cook Stove 1
with good oven, all Ivory enamel.
James C. McNeil
Phone 76 Brussels
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`DEKALB STARTED PULLETS
FOR SALE' — ' ''
A number of Dolm,lb . started
pullets, vaccinated for Newcastle
and bronchitis, ready for immediate
delivery at 12 and 14 weeks of age.
Price list on request. Discount on.- 1
large orders.
Moore's Poultry Fara
R.R, 3 Seatorth, Ott, Phone 6474
FOR SALE
Good House it the Village of
nrudsels, bath, furnace, cuprboards,
garage attached to helm, large,
garden. Price $3500.00
150 Acre Farm, House, hydro,
large barn, Price $7000.00
100 Acre Farm, Red Brick
House, hydro, large barn and
-strawshed, good cement stabling,
drilled well, 3 Miles frail urge
town. Price $7800,00 half down.
100 Acre Parini on County Road,
near store and school, 96 acres
arable, Frame HOUSei bath, and
furnace, good bank barn, new Steel
reef, Pilo° $9800,00
100 Acre Farm, near highway
White Brick House, ' Bank Bart,
Price 111,500 half dottis
1. C. tong, Realt'or,
Brussels, ont,
VitA4,4 FARMIllf:"
FIRE: INSUPANtE
Eitabuthed in 1104
NE ED STORM WINDOVvo.
Before You Buy let ,jacksoh
Ilonrels Ltd. give you an estimate
on Aluminum self storing windoWs,
No Obligation,
Plow, Xeaforth 3W
NOTICE --
W011 Papering and Painttag.
10% Off .oft 1958 Wallpaper until ,• February lst.
Douglas Dalton
Brussels Phone 48r9.
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G KRAUTER
Pl.U Mt31NG,t HEATING
1.1( (3r4 EIGON
BRUSSELS". 0:kow.:4,.
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HORTICULTURE MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Brus-
sels and District horticulture Soc-
iety was hold in the Library with a
large attendance,
The report was given by Mrs.
Kerney and Mrs. Cousins concern-
ing the ,flower beds which included
iseven small beds south of the
bridge, besides the Library and
Clerk's office. Also north of the
bridge at the Lions Park, half a
block in front of Mr, Frank Mitch-
ells, also window boxes on the
bricligp and at the Town Hall and
flowers at the signs at the approach
to town.
• The financial statement included
expenditures;
Civic improvement $1015.10
Prizes for Posters &
13ird House Competitions. $ 11.00
Meetings,. lectures etc. 25.06
Delegates.-
O. H. A. Membership fees
289.40393..1751 Cost of plants etc.
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Receipts
$4841,1.40'75
KTsocetaltlancous
Membership
Grants Leg. & Town
$$8265..0000
Sale of plants elle. $312.88
Total
lellaneous
$438.1858.00
Mr, Iipps, District Director of Zone
8, Clinton, conducted the election of
Tlig Mk/SSW POST
IN MEMORIAM
MoN10.404 ----,1- 14 Wing meinory of
0. 04.rr• httshan4 and father, Jallleg. I 1
s. ' ms,ss NeMehol, )00 ,pagset14.away, 4 -
years Ago. February 1.7th, 1914
140014g back with MOMeries
lipoit the path you trod
we bless the years We had With
yen
And leave the rest to dod,
Ditch leaf and flower may wither
ryeplaig suns may set
Put the hearts that loved you
dearly
Are the hearts that won't forget, . -
— Lethigly remembered by his
wife and family,
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REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL
deare114-"-ON
Cash paid for 00, 819k .or
018 414 0.4 -140,r.PeS ,$)r „,c0Wao IFfe0 •
pickup " on sMaller animas* '
erompt service Mtn Winch
equipped trucks,
PHONE
Leroy Acheson
Atwood 153 collect or
George Hisiop
Wrexeter 2r15
l'AkE CART) KNOW 14X 0w *to jviAtcR
WGNE..+ERFol.. Tcrvi,efro
REALLY,
WHAT yousz RECIPE? RIVERIIPE
moroRs' roR CE MPLETE SER,i0$ o THEM?... SOPAR EXPERT mECHANIcS,
WE 'ONLY SELL —
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REVERSI PE `.2' :t.Moitors Owned by:
ELMER CARNEY
R. R, 4, GEORGETOWN, ONT.
Hays Farms Ltd., Sale Consultants
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57 Chev. Sedan
54 Chev. Power Glide Deluxe
2 — 52 Plymouths
tscisisacansw44-4444tgosisua lrell?-14taSe.; m.ierrir,^sor4wer—n4isswierisly,",
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CAUSED THIS FATAL ACCIDENT
Mr. wrank W. Kemp
LOCATION":
Rural road,
near Stratford.
TIME:
6;45 p.m,
ROAD SURFACEt
Hard gravel.
RESULT:
One killed.
The driver of this car was travelling at an estimated
70 m.p.h. when he pulled out to overtake another car.
He lost control while overtaking and rammed into
the abutment of this narrow bridge. He was crushed
to death on impact.
Before you tramp down on that accelerator, remember
two things: (1) The faster you travel the less control
you have, (2) This photograph.
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POSTPONED
AUCTION SALE
' Of High Oracle
HOLSTEIN COWS
that was to have been held
at HEiNSALL SALE BARNS on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th,
will be held on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 15th
at 1 P. NE.
21 Holsteins Cows
5fresh with calves balance, due
In Feb.
2 — 2 year old Heifers, due
hi' Feb,
10 year old Heifers
terms" Dash
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson.
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He is saving so he and his wife
can take an extended motor trip- I
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She Is saving so she can continue
• her music studies
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HOLtIt14 ooti/6 -HEIFERS
at 'Lot den, Stanley
1 nines East of briteefield
tUktbA.V# OkitchliAtiSfr
18 on
A t tao . _ . • both have a
bank accountiand
a., purpose :for saving
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dews
and
High Oracle itolatokt dowg
and ,Heitera
recently Treat; tenie diiie in Feb
arid %reit, vaccinated-, several
togtitotoil,
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drtilitetitilg, Where they intend t0
upend a Week With Mr. and Data:
Idohloo iICtitglik who are SPetilditig,
the Winter thefe,
Mrs. IletightS titbit and MA'S, ken
reitoiifoi spent ti
feW
days itt Ititeliener' where tileY'
Attended the tesipi iihig Cereinany at
the nurses' reghlehee of the 1<.W
ttosDittil, When, Miss 'Milli Alin I
Dina§ WAS bite bt 30 iiitradS1
*ho Welt theft,' e-itts,.
Robert TtAtieby, •gtitiutgtin
tend Mrs. TI Ei Itirkby; 'ts• ithildlit tl t.
faVeartible redeirety Tit Nthiglieliii
'hospital toitowling his . *eta
Mrs, -J'ettit ititOor, the fine ltJtrifif
Is a i5ittleitt iii S'ohforth Iosliital, 1
;11 10 ItoigtbIti totkok
redelltlY bred (Vtieditlatedi‘
•N'ttiriiijei' 'toting .dg.itig'
tilott to attend ithia sate of
dholiao thtry .61e.ttie
-Sate Will be held' cover`
terrilai. 'dealt
'Roo!. tfiAeok 414thwell .tt ejhg
Attar., Na
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.Jaak'abit
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,-lead citfted At toeboa, Out
inouret
Firth Prdperty, PriVate fn
and Deritajitel to toWnii and Viliagel.
Schools, Churches and 4844 1
dit ail
44iikt6thitAt4dE
Ab.suftitkkiker OP
CLAIMS
Contact S'Our (learnt
Direeter or Anent
(dick) Whitfield
tied Wiridatorni Inaurafion
iteuiteto, onC:
The difference between reaching. a goal and
missing it can be the savings you put by,
now, in a bank.adeonnt
8iteh savings don't: lust happen. They involve
some sacrifice, definite planning., But at
your dollars mount tip :you feel a'sense- of
aiecitaplithitiont,bf gotting toritevehere,tiat,
makes the eiTtitt more than "Wfittli W111160
Your batik account provides 'ready cash that
call help take date of any emergency that 'nay'
aftsd, or open- the way to bargains Ot '0th-et'
oppatttnitles„ Whatever objective you may ba:Vd
10 land; and whatever use your savings may
UltiniattlySetVei yotill always be glad yOU,SaVedw
64iiije at rt ,bank rrl fTtoits tIOI
T.HE CHARI--02 D BANKS StitititN0.-It.0.011, COMMONtillt
CLASSii- 5,D ADS.
FOR SALE —
Good Holstein Cow, 7 years old,
due in. March.
John Stevenson Phone 43r14
TOR SALE
3 Heifers Shorthorn Registered;
:also one Bull, 13 months old.
Wm. Blake
WANTED --
5 and 11 quart baskets, reason-
-ably clean.
East Huron Produce
WANTED ---
20 head of cattle to feed for the
'winter, hay and ensilage.
Jack White Phone 33r5
VACANCIES —
For invalids. and Semi-intvalids
-special rate's for pensioners.
cellent nursing care. Phone 103
McKay Rea- Home, Wingham.
'FOR SALE —
Chicks - standard varities in
'wide choice, Special hybrids and
`broiler chicks, Pullets. Bray
Hatchery. Hamilton, or Mrs. R.
'Barrett. '"*R. R. 5, Brussels, Phone
'54-12
MEMORIAL)
..3treford cemetery Memorials, 38
Avondale Ave., Phone 257W., Ray
Shantz anal Bert Pretty, Proprilltoret
For a memorial of lasting beasts
at a reasonable price and guaranteed
workmanship contact our represent-
ative,
WANTEL' —
Highest cash prices paid for sick,
down or disabled cows and horses
Dead cows and horses picked up for
removal promptly. Also wanted to
buy, boar hogs. Call collect, Bruce
Marlatt, BriuSself, Phone 56t1
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TENDERS WANTED
(renders will be received by the I
undersigned until Feb. 15th, for
15 cords of green 1.)ardwool and 5
5 cords of cedar for Duff's United,
Church, Walton. - Wood to be de-
livered by June 2nd,
Bert Johnston,
Soc, Board of Stewards.
,NFORrviArrON
"For' artIticini insemination tutor
csa.tion or serrice -.rem all breeds of
cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association et:
Clinton H - 9441
Palmerston 4t fl 6etween 7.3e
and 9.3b A. M. have all breed!!
available -- Inalftv nt low coat"
FRIDAY', FEBRUARY 28th
at 1,00 p,m,
' '"; 4iieWhO4iti3
401E4! at
BRAMPTON SALES
4 miles North of Brampton
at Snolgrovo
A Pally ,Accredited and Listed herd
of "high (nudity Holsteins, many
Fresh, alto Springing, Famous Cbcog
hlooditues of the "Curnaeres" fami-
lies,
i0earge- Taylor, HOWittd.
of 50 well, Bong Kirkby and James
•ht ate. en a Motor trip to g
AUCTION SALE
CHOICE
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Mr. Glenn Huether was taken to
Listowel Memorial Hospital last
Tuesday night where he nunderwent
an appendectomy. He made :favour-
able ,psiogress and has returned
home.
,Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Macintosh on the artsy.al of a
a young son on Monday February
10, in Li'stowel Memorial Hospital.
Mrs, C. Thompson and wee
daughter arrived borne to the manse
on Monday:
Flu has been going the rounds in
this district.
Owing to storm conditions the
regular. morning' service in Knox '1
Presbyterian Church was cancelled
otisStriday.
School children had a holiday on
Monday but school was held as
usual on (Tuesday, althoiugh the
roads to the south and east of the
village had not been opened.
Cranbrook W. M. S.
Mrs. John Petrie was hostess for
I he W. M. S. on February 5, `with
nine ladies preSent. Mrs. Bari Dann
as leader' Opiened the Meeting With
the theme ;preparing the way of the
Lord. Hymns were sung with Mrs.
Engel at the piano. The scripture
Was read by Mrs. Sacklin. Mrs. TIMM
teat few facts abont japan, Miss
Forrest read a poem On "Building
Virtues". The Lord's Prayer was
repeated in unison, The ,topic,
Japan, The Land and its peo-
ple was taken by Mrs. Fischer, Mrs,
blenel gave a report of the Pteaby-
tere at Whighani, Plans Were blade
for the Wotid Day of Prayer on
Feb. 21.
The meeting cloaca With the
Mishap Benediction.
The next nieetittg win be held at
Mi'S. Earl Dunn's.
A bountiful Bench Was sorted by
litre, Pertio assisted by Mrs Engel.
IN MEMORIAM
AIN.TO'UL — in loving memory of
a dear husband and father
Chester -W. Miami who passed
away seven years ago, February
14th, 1951.
There's an open gate at the end.. of
the road
,Through which each ulna go alone
And there is a light we cannot see
Our Father claims His own,
Beyond the gate our loved one
Finds happiness and rest,
And there is comfort in the thought
That as loving .Cod knows best.
— Sadly missed' by his wife, Mrs. C,
Rintoal and • daughters Helen and
Wanda,
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Mrs. W. Bell
Mrs, E. Oudmoro
2nd Vice Mrs. 14I, Kerney I
See. Treas. Mrs. Sharrie
Directors Mrs, Barrows, Mrs.
Mrs, 3..M. McDonald, Mrs. Reid, '
Mrs. Love, Mrs.. Michel, Mrs. •
Cousins, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. W,
Evans, Mrs. Gemmel, Mrs. Rahn..
Mr, Epps. also spoke on "Elora- 1
culture work and showed some
Thirty seven members joined and
the society will be pleased to have
ony new inernhers.
We Wish to thank-all those who are
interested in flowers and are trying
to make Brussels a beauty spots
officers ----
President —
1.s4; Vice-Pres.
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