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wishes to announce the 'opening' of a
Clinic in Brussels Ont. on or about
June 15th 1965, for the purpose of
practising Veterinary Medicine.
RE 6 Now
70, 1
SEED GRAIN is in very short supply
GRASS SEED — We can supply you with a forage
mixture to suit your needs, or we have a gOOd
supply of bagged seed lots available to make
up your own mixture.
FERTILIZER — Our warehouse has a good supply
of either bagged 'or bulk C.LL. Super Flow for
your convenience.
"Order Today and Have No Delay at Seeding Time"
"The for the. Farmer's Dollar" Most Value
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Call 199 Brussels
DANCE
FRIDAY. APRIL 23rd
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
Music by:
Archie Mann's Orchestra
Admission 51.00 per Couple
(Must be 21 years or over)
Sponsored by:
The Legion Dart Club
V A L
BEAUTY SHOP
A simian"
Cutting, Styling, Cold Waving
PHONE 140 BRUSSELS
If you
phone 31
names
have visitors please
and give us their.
NORTH HURON JUNIOR INSTITUTE
BAKE SALE /and TEA
SATURDAY, APRIL 24th
At 3:00 P.M.
IN BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
EVERYONE WELCOME
eziogocinine -igkst,Vo'taWillwcr4WAvaaiiio
25th Anniversary
To celebrate the completion 411
25 YEARS OF BUSINESS IN BRUSSELS
and district, we are making a
r SPEGIALr
for the next few weeks.
Each time you purchase a 1/2 gallon Of
FRESH. CREAMY-SMOOTH,
ICE CREAM
Watch for a SPECIAL OFFER COUPON inside
BUY CANADIAN GOODS,
BUY LOCALLY-MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS
Made from fresh milk and cream from local farmer*, and
manufactured hi a modern, local factory, by load
employees.
Bittlikeilwi BROssa.S, ONT411.10
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
l'HURSDA 1", ,APRIL 240, 3.00
westairoirae,....! -41.m..-04guivaium"was
Wm C. Stiles D.V. M., M.R.C.V.S.
VETERINARIAN:
Minister: Rev A. M. Johnston
S,A..
Organist; Mies Sharon Storey
ORDER y 0 ti s pi.); G
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
ERNES. SMITH
deceased
A144 Persons having claims 1
against the estate of William
Ernest Smith, late of the Tows-
ship of Morris in the Couuty of
Huron, farmer, vim died on
twelfth day at March, A.D. 106.5,
are required to file proof at same
with the undersigned ou or be-
fore the thirtieth day of April,
1906, after which date the ex-
ecutors will proceed to distribute
the estate having regard only to
the clairaa of which they then
have had notice.
DATED at Brussels this sixth.
day of April, A.D. 3466
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C.
Brussels Ontario
.Solicitor for the Executors
JACKSON ALUMINUM
LIMITED
SEAFORTJI
is collecting wool for grading
and sale on the co . operative
plan. Shippers may obtain sacks
and twine free of charge from
the above or their
Licensed Operators
Realize the highest returns
,,for your wool, by patronizing
your own,. Organization
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
40 St. Clair Avenue E..
Toronto 7. Ontario.
GaNTLEmpsys CLUB
1.4 E.W S ITEMS
.(continued front page one)
mien 1ILL inia.ing science, or
1Qonnology ui the
'theory. Willie lie was thinking
sometiting real nasty to say /
made my exit, In the hail i, bump-
el into Councillor Campbell so
buttounolea JAW, regards a public
service.
public are demanding ak
statue to be erected tor centen-
nial year wicii the names of our
famous citizeas. Iteluctautly
have consented illy name saould
be on We Lop and ais0 On the
bottom. The oilier names, well,
Archie Scott., famous athlete;
Gordon McDonald, World's Fair
soccer chainpion; Ted tirewar,
baseball pi teller with Duluth;.
Jack McIntyre, star hockey
player and many others. The
statue itself would oe a fine
looking iu,an holding a fiddle in
his telt hand-, the bow in his
right, poised about six inches
above the G. string. The figure
will be standing firmiy on his
left foot, the right one raised
about six inches. Anyone can
lee everything is ready for the
(Iowa beat. Three fingers will be
on the G I always figure the 6.
string. produces the sweetest
music this side of heaven. Names
will be emblazoned in solid gold.
Well, we must satisfy the wishes
of the people, I said to Campbell,
ire said, don't worry, we will I
really don't think he is interested,
Cause when he got away he hol-
lered, if we make a statue of you
it will be mane with horse
manure.
I To-morrow I go out and !My a
cow that doesn't give blue milk.
Truthfully 'Yours.
T. K. F.
9:45 a.m.. Suaday &Wel
11 a.m, Public Worship
3erizion Topic;
"It's Your Move"
rREsBYTERLAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCH
Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison,
MA.
Organiet; Mrs. Frank Thompson
ARCT
10:00 a.m. Church School
11 a.m. Public Worship
"Rotation. Stinday"
Sermon Thente:
"At Home and Abroad"
Speaker: Rev. Douglas 0. Fry
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector: Rev. ti. L. Jennings
SA.. LTH,
Organist; Mrs. O. Elliott
ST. JOHNli
1 a.m. Morinus Prayer
and Church School
St. Albarie and St. David's
ATWOOD
2.00 Iam. isveulug Prayer
and Church School
EVENING OF CHORAL MUSIC
IN WINGHAM D.H, SCHOOL
You are invited to an enjoy-
able evening of choral music by
tile 'tlarle Terry Singers and St.
Andrew's 'Boys Bell Chorus in the
tWingliam, District High. School on
Tuesday, April 27th at 8.30 P.m.,
sponsored by the Business
and Professional Women's Club
of Wingha.m. Admission: Adulta
VIVO, studeriLs 60c. Tickets
available at the door.
WALTON
Miss Sandra Crich, Clinton.
has been a visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth McDonald.
Mr: and Mrs. Gordon Lydiatt
and faniily. Barrie with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Ritchie.
Mr. and Mrs. John mcGavin,
and Yanzily, OWen Sound, With
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. MoGavin.
Mr. and iVIrs. Ronald :Chler and
Patti, Burlington, with her
parezitia, Mr. and 11448. Willixitt
'Turnbull, and Mr. 4nest Uhler
and
Mr. ono idys. 7,ealie itutledge,
Streetsville, with Mr. and li&rs.
Roy Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jenkine
and jetirey, Ingersoll, with her
parents, Mr. and , Mrs. Clarence
Martla.
Air. and iVits. TorranCe Dulidaa
with Mr. and Mrs. G. stutz of
Wellesley,
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PROCLANIATIOrksi
Daylight Saving Time
Sunday, April 25th, 12v.101
To- Falls In Line With Other Municipalities
if;ILL.A.GE OF BRUSSELS
Calvin Kra.uter Roe e