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THE BRUSSELS POST
RDY W. KENNEDY. Fulallahar
Authorized as Second ()lass Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa
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NE,tv (hFed Farm Equipment .
COWFLY POWDER
Protect your cows from biting flies and
get up to 20% more milk! One treat-
ment lasts up to 2 weeks. "PINK COWS
GIVE MORE MILK". Available la 2 Np
duster cans and 10 lb. box.
‘1( FLYIVIOR
The premium quality daily stock spray
with fast "Killing Power". Safe to use
on all livestock or in farm buildings
Available in 1 and 5 gal. cans.'- -
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FLOPPA1T
The first and still the best dry bait fly
killer. Easy to use with the new "FREE-
FLO" top cans. Safe to use ir4 milk
sheds, stables, piggeries, etc. Availably
in 24 oz., 40 oz., and 5 lb. cans.
PEES SPRAY
The economical and effective aerosol
spray for house and garden use. Kills
flies, moths, aphids, caterpillars, etc.
Costs only $1.45-
BARN' F LY S IP
Contains Dirtlethoate—,ective
against all resistant flies. Spray on
walls, posts, window frames. etc. KU-
ing action lasts up to 8 weeiss. 20. ot,.
bottle makes 21/2 gallons of spray,• •
Available in 20 and 160 oz. bottles- • •
The yellow strip that vapourizes DDVP and kills flies for up
to 3 months, Safe and effective to use in milk rooms,
feed rooms and other confined areas.
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BOX 15b WINGHANI JOHN MALLIO1k
CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD & MILL
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q. C.
N, A, SHEPHERD, M.A., L.L.B.
A+ R. M. MILL, B.A.. L. L. B.
BRUSSELS
Phone 120
and WINGHAM
Phone 357-3630
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TH. CRSDAY„ ,JI'LY 1.411, 1967
LEGION AUDITORIUM
LIISTOWEL ONT.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY .10 — 8 P.M. SHARP
REPOSSESSIONS SANRUPT STOCKS
And Marty, Many, Personal Consignments Consisting of
APPLIANCES - FURNITURE - TELEVISION CLOTHING
FCR,NITL -RE---2-piecc Davenport Suite that folds out to a full T',1 size
lied with nylon cover and swivel rocker, a 2-piece French Provincial
Chesterfield Set covt..red in a top grad. nylon cover. 1; other assorted
,:.`hesterfiold Sets wiui Loam. cushions, 2 9.piece Coppertone or Chrome
N,itchen-Dinette Sets consisting of. $ chairs and 72" table. 2 7-piece
Sets consisting of II chairs and a 60" table With an inlaid top. 1
.'ipece Deluxe f oppeaone Dinette Suite. '3 Bookcage Bedroom: Suites
complete with lied, dresser, chest of drawers and a matching Box
Spring and Mattres.. with each set.. 2 sets of Lamps consisting of a
Trilight and 2 yable Lamps to each set. I set of Solid Step and
Coffee Tables in Arbe,rae. Finish--other Step and Coffee Tables, 2-39"
Continental Beds complete with headboard and legs. 1-5-1" ('ontm-
cntal Red complete. 4 full size 15•1" Spring Filled Mattresses, 2 Host-
ess Chairs, Platform "locker lx.12 Rug, Hi-chair, Telephone Table,
Kitchen Step Stool, Chrome Hooker.
_APPLIANCES and TV—A large Refrigerator with full cross-top
freezer, 2 Electric Ranges, ono being a deluxe model. A long-skirt
Washer with pinup. Automatic Washer and Dryer -- matching pair.
Combination Radio Record Player, and last of all, 4 different
I.elevision Sets, 21' models that have all been checked over and are
A-1 working condition.
All appliances in this sale are guararte•ed to be in A-.t working con-
dition when you honk them up at your home.
CLOTHINCil FOB THE ENTIRE FAMILY--A large selection :Of
clothing has just been received for auction from one of the largest
Clothing Wholesalers in Canada. This lot consists or IVIEN'S.CLOTT1.-
NCI--Socks, Underwear, Ties Sweaters, Dress Shirts, Sport Shirts,
Tires Pants. Pyjamas, T-Shirts. Work Shirts. MR Tuffl LADT.i,4 and
TEIFINS—Double Knit Suits, Skirts. Blouses, Nylons. CardiganS,
Pullovers, Slims. Jackets, :Dresses, Socks, Pyjamas. Slippers, BOYS 7
'GIRLS and BABIES—Jeans. Sweaters, Shirts, Blouses, Socks, Jacket§
Pants, Sleepers, Freese Coats, Crr4ler Sets, T-ShirtS, juitiperia,
Sltirts, Presses, Sweater St'ts. girl's :1-piece Sets, Sfeeti Play
Sets, 1-niece Vul -ret Suits, Cost and Hat Sets, and litany other'
Items too intinermis to mention,
This sale, conducted by Foi-r,st City Distribittors London, Ott,
betklt MISS THIS OUTSTANDING SALE
AUCTIONEER t..F0 E. btRO
:0,40101, 403.00, 4.0tigge0 - 04. ritoo Tp4 in Of
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
1)ozir Nditor:
Sorry we won't be a hie to ho
with you for the iirussels eele-
hr.ition. This is the first summer
we have missed in 53 years. Sorry
it had to be this Yl'ar,
We will have to read of the
activities. in -T110 Post", We aro
always glad to get the paper, My
father i.,ent it to us until he died
in. 1911 then my mot her took
over until she passed away, Now`
. illy brother, Jack ('lark, sends It
and we are glad to get the home
news. •
especially enjoy Th.e
•• mint's Club by' T,K,F, 'We pasS The,
De.st .on. to several friends and
they enjoy it ad much as •w.0 do.
Best :wishes-, to all for a haPPY
re -.union and celebration.
W. L. and Ella MeCuteheon •
LETTER. OF...INTEREST .
This letter of interest to
itaatuy older members of the Com-
munity, ..which was received. by
• the olio irint»).' or •• the • Centennial
COmmittee, Archer 0-,rewn,r,
Zealandia, Sash-
Dear Mr. areWar;
I am writing on 'behalf of my
aunt, Miss Jean Ritebie, Auntie
Jean was ve3, pleased to be in-
vited to, nrussels "Come Home
Week"' buI, of course, it is int-
Pcssiitie for her to attend. She is
now ,(plesi) years 010, and while.
• she •enjoys reasottahly good heal-
th, both or hotly and mind, shr
tiid .1trcolc log f a ll anti is
:en-fined to a wheel chair. Her
recolleetious of the past are
repuurkshict, and among these her
memories of Brussels are .very .
bright. Many of her old pnpiis
rerrietribor her birthday, Mrs.
lfen(lerson, the Misses
mecractien and others.
Auntie Jean is fat< only sum.' v.
co' a family of eight.
'rendpii (Peter) and three sans
liamestea.ded at: Zealandia in
1905, Auntie Jean makes her
home with toy brother at the
original family h cad rot art ors
(Grandpa homestead 1. Charlie,
a,nd-I are the only children of
Peter 3i.. Of uncle 1)ave's Ninny
'the two younge.: sons, Bill and Jim_
are still living near its, the oldest,
Ruddick is disabled by a stroke
and lives in a nursing home in
Seskaloon. The family of uncle
Jim (the other Ritchie who set-
tled out Wev4.) are scattered.
son (Stuart') now lives in Mnn•
ten: and no doubt YOU know that
• ritcle Jack's lately live in Ont-
ario, most of them around Walton.
111y aunt Tva died many years ago
and A.untie Mary ithe• ttfflotT"'s )
died in 13:53.
We. wish you a very sappy
and sneeessful week and it' there
is any souvenir program with the
• names of order residents and ex-
residents attending. Auntie Joan
would be r)ueb interested in see-
lo g Hint.. one person she often
mentions 'Mrs. Jas. liallanlyne.
and none of our relatives seem
fo know anything about her, so
city news of her and others or
that e would lie especially wel.
)7 ntirs Sitirorely
10 ro.,;,
WON JACKSON
1,1CriNSED AUCTIONEER
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