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409 Myron Street, Toronto
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'57 Chev. Belair Sedan V-8 and
Antomatic Transmission
56 Chev. Belair Sedan
Fully Equipped
'56 Chev. V-8 Deluxe Sedan
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GIVING AWAY
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"We don't need one, son. We have an automatic electric
clothes dryer."
With the wonderful convenience of a modern electric
dryer there's no more need to lug heavy loads of wet Wash
out to the line. No more watching for "drying clays."
In any weather clothes dry indoors, automatically .
fluffy and sweet smelling . . or, with just the right amount
of dampness for ironing.
Laundry is only one of the many tasks you can do quickly,
easily and economically with electricity. You get more out
of life when you get the most out of electricity.
The cool setting of a dryer
allows you to fluff pillows
and to clewrinkle drapeS
and synthetic fabrics.
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Mrs, William Sellers
Carrie Sellers, a life-long
resitrEet Of this disitriet, died in
Wingham Hospital on Monday night,
March 2nd, in her 82nd. year, She
had been confined to hospital for
the past two months,
Widow of William Sellers, she
was the daughity of the late Henry
and Sarah Bench Bone, !She moved
from the 3rd concession of Morris
Township, where she biro most of
h er life, to !Brussels in 1951, Her
husband predateased her some
years ago,
She is survived by one son, Earl,
and erre daughter Mrs, James
(Lillian) Kerr, 'both of Morris
Township; two visters, Mrs. John
(Gertrude) ,Warwick, Morris town-
ship; Mrs. Wm. (,Maibel) Mc-
Michael, Detroit; three brothers,
George, Brussels Russel, 'Morris
town 'hip; omaig, Tisdale, Sask.;
four grandchildren, and six great
grandchildren,
The funeral service, which was
largely attended , was held from the
D. A. Rann 'funeral home on Thurs
day afternoon; Rev„L d3rown of the
BruSsels United Church, of which Elie
was a member, conducted the
service.
Pallbearers were Gordon Embury,
Cecil Bone, Frank Sellers, Charles
and , Wilfred Warwick, and Herbert
Pleteh. Floweis Wore carried by
,Tark Austin. and Glen Bone.
Burial took -place i.n Brussels
CaMetery,
PRIZES AWARDED AT
POLLARD'S CRAIN SAW DAY
Despite the inclement weather
splendid orowds attended Pollard's
Chain. Saw Day In the Prdssels
Town Hall on Thursday of last week,
Representatives of the Chain Saw
Companies were jiyesent ;with help-
ful advice for the farmers and a
film by the StratfOrd Forestry
Branch was enjoyed.
Prises were won in the afternoon
by the folowing people: —
1st, Geo. Smtih, $25 off purchase
'Price of a new 'saw.
2nd.. 1-Tarry Gardner, Luoknow,
cricirren (Mehl Saw
3rd, I4.iunVey Jacklin, Gouger .allain
Pith Geo. Naylor. BeilgraVe,
rullerh Chain.
th Rill Taylor. a YP
nth R. Dalton, Limb N. Cleaver
7th. Win. W. Moore, Goderich, Pile
Holder
c+'h Toll McComb, Wlinefhain. Oil'
Gen. McCall, Oil
10th. Earl Tlei.inv11, Oil
111-11, "1‘74olyin Taylor, Wheel harrow
reJ-es orowine• Avos done lw Mrs.
t/.14,,11,,i cirtin
Jarobeiree, Dance
The Jamboree Fiance at night,
alit Drecoecis of \tallith wont to tivi
local Lions CliTh for Retarded
Children, 'Was a Tinge Sitecess in
every Way, Jack iThynite, fylintnnl
Ombostr.,T, and ethers previripa
entertainment, mrts'e for the dance,
as well as in the afternoon_ 7116
hic111 10 ,d or the was the
elionsiiil of the Chain StlAV 1101,1t t*
0110011 !Ind Joyce Ham
Ilion of Wqlten and Frank Wilson
"f Rra•rte'll.P—
ritheo wtbnota wore:
Lade Nnv,crof Th'e. Tleeony.
GenJ. ro ,teo.,tk TTall
P71,-,71 -111Y,
Blvth
Bailie Parrott, nPC411r.C' r111,
Mitt 6:00itl? M.000010011 war e the
finkes.
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HOUSE '".06k :`SALEi
fn „nearby JihnitSt, 1;610 In atio?
tioOde. 'colt!' tie*
oli ...i4tAched ;00606,, good
roof, low 4aiies': prided to aelie
Apply dpit
Tittlratiny, 'Afatellt le2t41, 1959 THE INRILWELS Pin
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CLASSiellaY ADS.
FOR SALE
2000 bushels of carry Oats
Urban Ducharme Phone 43r7
FOR SALE !-.
Little Pigs.
Henry Stryker, R. 11, 2 i3lyth
Phone 15 'J 6 Brussels
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'FOR SALE —
Potatoes ,
Ebner and John Armstrong
Phone 21 - 15
TURKEYS FOR EASTER —
Oven Ready, 10 to 12 tbs. Order
now for Easter.
Phone 12 J 18 Graham Work
FOR SALE SALE —
Hanintermill, Fairbank-Morse 100
feet endless drive belt, in geed con-
dition.
Phone 9 r 8 Molesworth
HELP WANTED
Registered Nurse; also practical
heir). Start at. once.
Apply to Baker's Convalescent
Home. Phone 271
;NOTICE
Upholstery Of All
repaired , remodeled
WANTEL,
Cattle spraying for lice. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Louis Blake
;Phone 4'2r6 or 95 Bttssels
WANTED
Girl or woman to help with :house-
work. Monday through Saturday
9 — 11.30 a.m.
Mrs. Laurie Cousins Phone 256
WANTED --
Erred man l!rtinted, married or
singlo. Experienced in mixed
fanning. .Good wages paid.
Apply James Dewar,
.Phone 1,2R3 R. R. 3 Atwood
FOR SALE
1 small Colemazi Oil Heater; 1
'Colony House 10x12, nearly new, 1
International A 'Tractor, newly
ovelrb muted. 1 :Otte rnat to nal 2-
furrow Plow
Apply to' -Murray Huether
Pluin.; SO Isruss
DEKALBS STARTED PULLETS
Several •htinclred Dekalb pullets;
hatched Nov.:3rd„ 16 Weekt old .;
Ireb, 23rd. 15 Weeks - Mar. 9th.
Vaccinated for bronchitis and. New.
castle.. Shank! be seen, to be
appreciated. If you Ireepl records, you
will k'eop
Meore's Pettit's: loartn, Seaforth,
, Plitte 047-81.
WANTED
Licenlsed Mectia.11,'C
Wanted for Chrysler-Plyinetith
Garage with excellent Werking
conditions and eqftipineilt, High •
wages 'for right n1itn 'Pitts- benefits.
PliOlilet 7 or tirr'ite
Stith or ROY McRae
Box 119, PatinCrStell, Ont..
CAR IBIJYERS
Otir Low 'Cleat trianelitag.,Pdari wilt.
help iintfiee Heal, Rae
tts ter details fitirOnn yoit
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GLENN' iloikiN0i40006
Generai inatiranda'
OhOner 24f
titeettiy, and Oddisi
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of
REGISTERED DUAL PURPOSE
SHORTHORNS — MACHINERY
FEED and REAL ESTATE
for the estate of the late
MARK HAMILTON
Lot 21, Con. 141, McKillop TWp.
1i/4 miles East of Walton
to be. held on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25th
DisPprsal Sale of 65 head of Dual
Purpose Shonthorns
Sale to commoner at 1 Pan-
The Gerd Includes
2 Herd Sires; 6 Bull !Caves; and
4.4 Dernales. 20 of the females are
sired by a son of Millham Dollar
(Imp.). The herd accredited,.
-vaccinated, and blood tested, For
-catalogue write Dent Pepper, R. R
3, Seaforth, Sale's Manager.
The Sale of Machinery, . Seed
and Real Estate to commence at
10 nm, The Machinery a complete
lint of modern farm - machinery,
linctudring 2 TIractors; Combine;
McKee Harvester; Surge' Milker;
etc. as well as nerd for sale,
Real. nstate cnnsisting of two
90 acre farms in good 'state of culti-
vation with one set of good build-
lugs.
Terms Cash
Loner, Booth on the Grounds
Estate of the late Mark Hamilton
Auctioneers; Bert Pepper and '
Gordon Jackson
..tete-,a mmirme
DISPERSAL SALE
PERSLAL AND FIRE SALE —
MARCH 16th at HAYS SALES
ARENA, OAKVILLD, e0•111121encing
at I. p.m. Complete Dispersal of
registered herd owned by John H,
Pearson, Streetsville, Mostly Contra.]
Ontario Unit breeding, bred to a High
record son of "Treasure; Model,
The barns of DR. T. R. SPA.RLANG,
Brampton recently burned necessit
ing sale of Many milking cows and
heifers due to September, A high
class herd. Sale Offering of '70 bead
all 160% NegaMe. HAYS FARMS
LTINITTED,, Sale _Managers, Box 490,
Oakville, Ontario:
ETH
United Chuith• W, M. S.
MPS.- Bill •BroWn was hostess to
tho- W. M. S. of the 'United Church
:rbr their March meeting 'with. 21
ladies andd s',x children Dresoni,
Worship Sentleo "God Loves Alt
People" was taken by Mrs. Elwood
MeTeggart followed by the study ott.
"Aleske under. the leadership of
Mrs., do Doeldor as;4ted by Mrs,
Alto Pearson and IVits,, Bert 'Midden,.
iThe preSideht„. Mrs-. 'Quest Dobsion,
took. charge of the business
• •Tbe Closed with. the bete-
dictio.n ,folfowed by Witch 'served sir
Mrs:. britoe ,Sneiraii and Mrs,. Bill
Dobson: "
JAdk: t'f-1*/*N0
6ON'ot-Ot A ND
D ANCE
groigiti town. .i40. en
110itiA'S APRIL ietii
When tiiiaW Will be made toe Ole
•Wew,1969 heV.116144:"tAteenien aiPea
akainia the date ifie.tiraW' toae
on! #heir tickets.
Sponsored by
R .0'4060'6110 doniiiiittei
iN IYIPIPRIAM,
111 loving memory or
deer 'tither,, Duncan Brower • who '
died on March 7th, 1058,
Ito WQ1114. not Wish :for sorrow,
Ile would net wish for tears ., •
But JIM to be remembered
Throughoti4 the (passing years.
Ever remembered: by the family
IN MEMORIAM
— In memory of Clarence
(Andy) Steiss, who poised away 2
yrssrs ago, 'March 12th,
His weary_hours and days of Palrl‘
'His treubl,ed nights are passed;
And. in our limas we know ,
Ho hats 'found sweet rest ot, last.
Ever remembered by .E41.
and Eva.
FOR SALE —
!Baled Hay
John Stevenson Phone 430.4
FOR SALE
Electric lirooder, .600 Chick,
capi.acitY, used 2 years
Ken Tyerman Phone 2SrS
Kinds
recovered.
Elgin Pheike, Monkton I PEEL '•:JOTIN'I7Y. HOLSTEIN DiS- Phone 3,3r31 Atwood
.- PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Irene Pease Is in Toro
Miss Irene Feriae is in Toronto '
attending the hairdressers con-
;Yention at taro Royal York.
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Pereie and
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon MeGaviu
Attended the recent Plowmen's,
Convention aid banquet at the
King Edward Hotel, Toronto,
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