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.i'or several .work areas on both tidy and Afternoon
'Shifts; Tull or part-time wort*.
Steady work, good wages anti erop/oyee insurance
henefits we available.
interested persoils should visit the elart Personnel
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anyeue la.tereSte in e ertieu
Bull
Mrs, Verne lareuee tetone gall
FOR BALE —
Two pair Joy's
size 1 anti v., In
ditiou.
Mrs. Bill Straw:bilk Phoue 124
p9P. BENT
eerartnients on. Mill St., Brits-
Sets. eliodern conveniences, oil
furnace, Apply to;
John Wade Phone
'THURSDAY, Nov,. lAtbo
1St
SittAAL
AMEO HAIRSTYLIS
'$12 Protein Pe $10
10 iProtein Penn $ 8
fOii. AP e OINI1V1ENTS:
c49 Brussels
• CAMEO HA STY LIST
Hockey Sketes
exeelieet con-
840$4111144 AIWA, BRUS3ELLS, ORT Oa*
CLEARING AUCTION •••SALE.
Clearing Auction.. $ale Of
c. arm, Livestock, machinery,
Hay and Grain
Lot Con. B. Grey Twp. 1 j4
miles North and 1 mile Bast of
Brussels on
ImEoNEboAY, NOV, "late
at 1 p.m.
Cattie
Cows due to treshea Jaatiary
Swiss Cow euti calf due iu Jan.
24 Feeder Hullers weight approa.
100 lies.
3 Yearling Steers
ti Spring Calves
Machinery
D Case Tractor
e furrow Case Plow
1951 Ford Traetor with Plow
lateruatinal Doable Disk
Beulah Cultivator
section Harrows
McCormick n run. Seed Drill
Case t; eoillowe
Case Maeui.t Spreader
ee.. (else Baler
NeW Idea Mower
Case Elevator for hay or grain
Clianipiou Oat Roller and "Motor
(new)
Massey Harris Side Rake
4 furrow eiusseY Harris DISk Plow
Massey Harris Cream Separator
Viking Cream Separator
Cyclone Seeder for Tractor,
power take off (new)
2000 lb. Scales
2 Electric Chick Brooders
Extensieu Ladder
Pota toe Digger Set Sleighs
Jelin Deere Pea Harvester
Poet Bole Digger
3 point hitch Hay Tedder
Wagon & Rack
Universal Walking Machine
Deere Born Manure Loader
Snow Blower
Hay and Grain
3000 bales Ray
:letle bus. miv.4.1 grain
200 bus.aloritcalla Barley
Some Household &fade
Terms cash
Property
At 3 p.m. the Farm will be
offered for sale subjeot to a
reserve bid. la5 acres clay loam
icnd, large steel barn, hciUse
covered with asphalt shingle e,
drilled well, modern cenviiihieincee.
10% down balaece In 30 days.
Proprietor — Jaokilet Bros.
Auctioneer -- Harold Jackson
Clerk — George Powell'
CASH ON THE FARM
FOR GOOD Ft VilL
Heavies, lee to lee per lb.
Leghorns 53c to 10c per lb.
Call: L. Hood, Phlank 347-2974
MOW*
CLEARING AUeTION SALE
clearing AucLipn .Sate of
Livestock and Machinery
at Con, 4, Morris i'wP•
-1 1/4 miles North and iz mile
West df Brussels
• SATURDAY NOV. 20th
a t 1:00 p.m.
Cattle
eleretorti Cows, Calves at side
bred .May and June
12 Durham Slaorthein Cows,
Calves at side. bee(' `lay
June
Yearlings (Durham)
Hereford Bull, 2 years old with
Paper
implements
David Brown erecter (diesel)
3 years. old
David Brovra 3 larrole Plow
(mounted.)
Seed Drill, International (Jdrua)
McKee Harvester Wagon. 4:5 Box.
with 4U ft. of pipe
International 4 ,-4 Tractor, A-1.
condition
eteel Roller
8 ft. Cultivator, 3 point hitch
3 section Harrows
:eieu. Harrows
John Deere Wagon
Side Rake (Massey Harris)
Manure Spreader (John. Deere)
ti ft. Horse Mower
Double Disk (13issel)
De. Laval, 2 Wait Milking Machine
Cream Separator
Trailer Hammer Mill (Papee)
3i ft. Endless Belt
Fanniag
5 Rims, Tubes, Tires, size 670-15
2000 lbs Scale 2 Pig Crates
000 bus. of Pure Oats
Grain
1200 bus. of Mixed Grain
Other Articles too numerous to
mention
Terms Cash Farm Sold
Proprietor — Ross Duncan
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
Clerk -- George PoWell
VIANTErieei
Hard Maple, White Ash,
wood, Soft Maple, Elm.
Apply giving lot and ecedeeealeln
to: Tim Robinson
12S St. Janice St.
London, Ont.
FOR SALE
DAIRY COaeS AND
I 1 Er iz FIR S TeINGS'ItS AND
leKERS
''bone 'Myth 523.0429 WA deliver
Convenient ferme arranged.
Far further particulars (*inset
tleoge
FOR RENT —
Farm Home within 4 miles of
Brussels, immediate poesessioxi.
Glean Rouuenberg
Monkton 347-2241 •
FOR RENT —
rooth tea OVUM- liuuSe, wall 3
piece bath, oil furnace. miles
trout lirussels, lot 3, con. Cire
Twp. Apply to: Carl itemingway.
Piaone 42.5J5
miHLE 11,ELP WANTED
Rawleigh business now open
in Huron County. Trade well
established. I.9xcellent opportun-
ity. Full time. Write Rawleiga,
Dept. H-152-189, 4005 Richelieu,
.St. Henry, Montreal.
FOR SALE --
1 logen laminated top coat SiZe
14 yrs.; 1 logen green suit with
gold vest size 10 yrs; 2 Charcoal
suits with red vests siz id yrs.
in A-1 shape. Mrs. Oheoter. Fearl
Ethel, Ont.
SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY
C.entro Street,
"reaaPHONIL
rpc all kinds or eeeholetering
Brustele Represontsitive
eaLevYN E314K Fa.
HH ON E 7e liiitatleiELte
IN MEMORIAM
HURON COUNTY'S LEADING
FARM EQUIPMENT' DEPOT
Lowest possiote pricie on new
and used tractors, farm machinery
etc, Over 1,000 belts, and hund-
reds of pulleys, bearings, spark
plugs, plow shares, cutivator
points and other service items
in stock at all times.
John Bach t.hl, Dealer
Phone 527-0120 Esettfoeth
souroppirFp2M.e.N..eVi4,4.t1X1iri,pter.
Teaching Traffic Safety
starts at ham@ 1
itev. teller/es \\len. atoulitou,
began Ins itaiustry in lilliox
Church on Sunday, Nov. 7th.
suiluay ni Soul iS ueld one
o'clock- tine. the regular serviee
el worship at two kbak. for Llie
winter months.
Arlo>: WieS Meeting
s. liar( Dunn was leader for
ho ovoinber meeting of the
Vs,-MS at the home of Mrs. Stan-
SUy pisener, I aougats appropriate
for remembrance day were read.
Mrs. Chine Veitch lea iu prayer.
iiie scripture reading, Lphesians;
1(1-16 w..ts read at unison. A te-
inelabrance verse was given 111
responst tr the roil call. Visits
to sick and shut-ins were re-
ported. The leader read a story
Leading Up to Christmas. Ural
John Perrie, treasurer, react a
letter urgiug all \VMS members
Lo eontribUte as generously as
possible. A poem was read oy
Mrs. Dunn. Miss Alice J. Forrest
topic ..1-
111,(Th Laterc4.Stillg manner, using
maps and pictures. sne said that
Nigeria is really our neigubour,
being only 16 hours away it,
travelled by jet. Parts of letters
from Misses Agnes. Gallen, Joan
leochemena and Dorothy BuLtner
were read by Mies Forrest. ours.
hAigel read a letter from airs.
E. 11. johuson, describing the, ea-
stallattea of Sir Francis ibiam as
goveraoor of 4,astern Nigeria: A.
true, story of a Tittle African girl
was read by Airs, Alex Steiss.
Christmas cards, used postage
stamps and Sunday School papers
were handed in to the LiteratUre
and Library secretary. The host-
ess was assisted by Mrs. Clare
Veiteli and Mrs, Dick Bradshaw
la serving Much,
Personals;
Misses Kate IVecNabb, Teraisk.
anting, and. Mary McDonald,
Toronto, Spent several days with
Mrs. Wilfred Shortreed, Wal ton.
Mr, and Mrs. lir-rank Sinith and
family and Jo-Anne Dalin Yieitaci
with friends in Toronto ou See-
44.Y.
Tracy byni4 Jaeklin,
daughter of ela end Mrs. lieu
Jcltliu us Kitelielier, is in the
hospital, as a result of burns
.sustained when she pulled hot
eaten over.
Air, and airs Keuneth Schnook
are the proud parents of twin.
daughters born Nov. 8th, in List-
owe' 'hospital. •
liIaae Dunn spent the Week-end
in Kitchener. • • •
We. Hear Report tit
Area Area Convention
11L.:
«00.0101 S tAL c-f.,e' Wad FLOW. aL
tau Some UL airs. Untie veiLea.
..tue opening U.X.fill.U.6ub e Qua-
uthatte or ale presiueiit,
eateineesa, Mrs, Leave Velteu e-
icit-3ct at the piano. Tne uuutacs
-were Flea°. uy UUI1 .4.1.1g1:1
aLl'J. Wean o.ueitier gave rue
treaSlirer S 1 eliUrt. ILIVILULIUU
to a ,NlajeS LIU /11SLILLUU ineetiug
In Lirusseis was accepted. It was
ueculeu to nave a enrittuas party
with Airs. Mae a/eine:ash and
Airs. Engel as conveuere. Mrs.
Bill .Bretneer wits appouttee to
place a wreath on Lae'cenotaph
in Brussels on November
Mrs. Veitch reported on the Area
Convention in Cru.elph. The motto,
dealing with health, was given
by :Mrs. Frank Smith. The topic,
"New Drugs and their uses" was
given by Mrs. Veitell. She spoke
of hormoues, tranquilizers, anti-
biotics, and cancer druge. Leaf-
lets on polecats were distributed
to the aieniberS, Members took
part in a contest prepared by
Mrs. Martin Martiill MtiDonald. Lunch:
was served by Mrs. Ciaettn Hueth-
er and Mrs. Jim. Hurt,
Be sure to attend the annual
bazaar in tlieCothmanity Centre.
NVedueeday afternoon, Nov.
24th.
Toath them
to look
6:-.,th ways
before ci c: in g
the streot
P.C.V.
REG SULLIVAN
TRANSPORT L. ETHEL
Class V.FS AXl LOads Fully Insured
PHONE 2423
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