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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-05-14, Page 4NOTICE. TO P.134PrFoRs against the estate of the above. I Mentioned, late of the Village of 13cus.tlels, in the County 9f liuron, gentleman, who died ou or about oho '29th day of 1\lnrch, 1959 are required ta file proof of same with.; the Undersigned on or before the 16th day of 1\lay 19=39. After that date the administration will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the elaims of which they shall then have had notice. DATED at Brussels, this 27th day of April, 959. IN THE ESTATE OF 4OHN WILSON SANDE8S Al L l'ERSON$ having Olaulo "SIPPIEErrio GEaRGE McCeIrCHEON 57 Chev. Belay Sedan V-8 and Antornatic Transmission 56 Chev. &lair Sedan Fully Equipped 56 Chev. V-8 Deluxe Sedan IRON-BRUCE RI NG rovalowimawbown*•••••*.a.......pase...6-sm...nrwoonnewashown.Amosa Vote HANNA Official Frost Government Candidate, ,COIVIMITTEE ROOMS ARE OPEN IN WINGHAM AT THE McKIBBON BLOCK — Next to Hanna's Store PHONE 1198 ELECTION DAY — THURSDAY, JUNE 11th Polls. open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ,,Advance Polls Wingham, Brussels, Mildmay and Ripley — June 4, 5 and 6 Huron-Bruce Progressive Conservative Assoc. Congratulations to J. M. ARMSTRONG, V; Mr. Nritstrong, our Assistant General Manager and Trust departnient Manager, was recently elected President of the Trust' Companies Associa- tion of Canada at its annual meeting. Our congratulations and hest wishes go. to Mr. Armstrong on his election to this important post. BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY Founded in 1877 Head Office — STRATFORD THE BRUSSELS goiz 711,14rSdabl)lay 14tho 1050 --CAR BUYERS 4gi1tilor Poet Financing Plan 191 van snake a better deal. See VW tier details now BEFORE you CILVIN IRONNENSERC1 Illenerel Insurance .44konkten — Phone I13R41 $nore% — Phone 24! Moodily and reimay TENDER 'FOR LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT HURON COUNTY HOME CLINTON, ONTARIO -Tenders /or the supply of laundry equipment for the new addition to the Huron County Home, Clinton, Ontario, will be celved by the undersigned until 4:00 p.m.., Tuesday, May 26, 11159, Tenders are to be in a sealed envelope, clearly marked "'"Tenders for Laundry Equipment". All detoils and specifications may be secured from the undersigned. :Lowest or any tender, or part thereof, not necessarily =de/Aar:T. JOHN G. BERRY, Sec.-Treas. Huron County Home Committee, Court House, Goderich, Ontario. ..-.0.•••••••1.11,.•••••••• TENDER CAFETERIA AND KU L. 714 UIPMENT HUR.CA COUNTY HOME CLINTON, ONTARIO Tenders for the euppt:;* of ctleteric and icli:e1,,eri equipmeht :levy addition to the 1-ron County Monte, CIFhton, Ontario, re•seived by tb4., Litio.rsiGned 4:00 pAtt,, Tuesday 'ky '050. Telidert are to ',A Sri q sealed envelops, clearly rgs:trked -01Fea-le •.?..—Dafe Kitelrer Equipment". Ali details and anisclfleations may be secured' from the If "'Olivine!, tOWeat or any tender, or hereof, not necessarily JOHN 6. RE-PRY, Sec.-Treas, Huron County Heriie doneeittee. Court Hotise, Goderlon, Ontario, NIA GA RA Cyclo. Massage 'elieves pain of sole or stiff muscles. Nervous tensions. lm, pnoves blond Orcu.14on, bleep better Feel better. Gel the facts — mail today, NIAGARA CYCLO MASS., .01,3 113 Nile St., Stratford.. Ont.. Please send me without cost • or i.ililigattan, your booklet de, scribing Niagara CycIo 'inssage. Name Street City BRUSSELS 4-H TRACTOR CLUB The first meeting was held Wed. -nesday, April 29th at 8.29 in Cron- brook hall. There were 13 members present, President ..... Murray Hoover Vice Pres, Chas. Bray Sec,-.Treas. Joe Steffler Press Reporter ,..,„„ Carry Wilson Mr, H. E. Bellman was present and showed slides on saftey in using -a tractor on the fa= and also on the road. Pamphlets on safety and tractor maintenance were gtven °Vt. Second Meeting .,..The .second ,meeting ..was -held Monday, May. 4th,- at Geo. Pollard's, Case Dealer, In Brussels —.Discussion was-'about fuels used in tractor and slides were also shown on how to store fuel. George Somers gave a talk on the ..Case_O-Matic tractor. ..There were .12 members. present, NOTIC Company wanted to Winnipeg, 2 people. - Jack Thynne NOTICft Upholstery Of All Kinds zepatred , remodeled recovered. Elgin 'Mike, Monkton Phone 38rZi. Atwood WATERLOO' CATTLE BREEDING - ASSOCIATION "Where Better 'Bulls Are Used" SupPly artificial- breeding service for all Isreeds of cattle. If phoning long distance, simply ask for -- Clinton. Zenith 9.5650 or Palmer ston Zenith 5-514. If it is a local call, use our regular number — Clinton H V 2-3441 or • Palmerston 498. For service or more information, call betweenl— 7.30 and 10.00 A. M. week days. 6,00 and 8.00 P. M. Sat- urday evenings. For sows _noticed in heat on Sunday Morning, do not call until Monday morning. The 50,000 GALLONS PAINT This bankrupt and clearance stock of paint is suitable for inside or outside. It is fresh paint and mann- fadured lyy Cl,. Sherwin-Will- iams, Lowe Bros., C. V., Gliddens, etc. OUR GUARANTEE — Try a gallon — try a hundred. If you are not completely conniinced that it is 'the best then reduiru the empty can or unused portion fora complete 10Q% refund, Shipped anywhere in Canada. $2.99 PER GALLON Inside paint: SuAtahle for walls, woodwork. plaster, over wall paper etc. Colors: flat white, gloss white. jonquil yellow, mint green, bone ivory, sky blue, blossom pink, shadow grey, fall beige, turquoise. Outside paint: Suitable for steel COnicalt woodwork floors. Can be thinned dawn for shingles. Colors: white, primer white, black, ivory, yellow, battleship grey, shutter green, apple green, chartreuse, barn red, bright red, turquoise, coral, dutch blue, brown. Send 50 ,,, deposit. Balance shipped C. 0.11 , yott may remit. in full and save the charges. SHERMAN'S Dept. NIS 527 Queen St, West, Toronto, Grit, (Fiatahlished 1905) VANTE1) — tin finnnelal futt1a7. 'Write for celoirr chart fl • ,,•nriftNer certificafr, qud order ;vone erre. rinlv atae 'T V, rliqtrlet . berry. • . X. Crawford & lietheringtOti Solicitors for the Executors ETHEL Associate Helpers Meeting The Associate Helpers Meeting of the Ethel United Church W. M. S. was held at the home of the Prost dent Mrs, Quest Dobson, with 25 14dies and seven children. present, Mrs. Chester Earl was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Jim. Struthers read the lesson arid led In prayer. lArs, Carl McDonald commented on the lesson. Mrs. Elwood Roe of Atwood was guest speaker and spoke of her trip ,to Japan, which was very interest- ing, and enjoyed by all. Business was looked after by the preslident. Rev=. Lloyd Brown closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by the com- mittee. CRANBROOK The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed on Sun• day morning, May 19, in Knox Pres- byterian Church. A Preparatory Service will be held in the church on Friday evening, May 15th. at 8.30. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McNair and daughter, Dianne, Logsdon, visited over tne week-end with, Mr and Mrs. Glen Huether and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick and sena spent Sunday with their families i n Mount Forest. Garden Club The first meeting of the Garden Club was held May 6th, 1959, in the Community Centre. Roll salt was ,'What flower you like best". The election of officers was held President — Geraldine McTaggart Secretary — Catherine Jacklin Press Repeater.-- Dianne Engel The name decided on for the club' wt's "The Crainibrook Cornflowers' The next meeting is to be held in the (Iran brook Community Centre on June 8th at 9 p.in. The Home Economist, Mrs. Mc- Allister, may he a guest. Subject matter was 'Where to plant a, gawi en'. The home assignment was given, Roll call for the next meeting is One Vegetable in my garden that requires thinning. Cranbrook W. I. Public Speaking Contest The May meeting of the Cram brook Wornen's Institute was held in Cranbrook Community Centre at 8.30 p.m. The president, MO, nese Tonight Was in the chair. The meeting Opened with the Opening Ode and the Mart Stewart Collect, followed by the Lord's :Prayer in unison, The nitnutes of the last meeting were read and approved, The roll call was answered by each Member recalling a happy memory from schooldays. The treasurer's report was read and apnteve 4, The Institute was host to a Public, Speaking Contest among' fIrtide School Children front It'es•intlf1 No. 7. 5. and 10. Stulori, fvr the enr, teat were. 1lrs ilts,•-•••/4 7.0nivr. 'Stith-. 14enrem t Tom Gillis Bee r1,^, Trourqrse .•It 4. Valerie. Prescott lot, iivision ,trieider J onne titinti Verne PreSecitt 5''e ,ldv Sl hplihttadn trio incotin,.t singed' With Me Otieeri. tees AOrtreM in the brisethent by the ladles. .110-6Giermem.4.44 74+iiicim 10,:IV.i"' • • PRECISION GRANULATED FOR PRECISION! PLANTING COMI--1'LETELY GRANULAR—NO DUST NEW DRILLING lorttISION The controlled particle aide of SUPER FLOW floes oz ovgralte gran, - lives.you new neeruracy and ease of o? SUPER runs evenly and --to drill clog. giro and skipping. This smooth consistent flow Means uniform distribution of fertilizer .-gives you Mord °Veil crops—higher yield. DUST SUPER FLOW is completely dustiesd. 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