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UMBRIA
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Sale of Farm- Stock and Implements
at Lot 13, Con. 9, Morris Twp.
3 miles East of Blyth or 4 miles
West of Walton on
FRIDAY, JUNE 13th
At 1 p. m.
Horses
1 middle aged ma'rihed black
Perchenn team o4 Marcie..
Bei brass mounted breeching harness
Cattle
8 young Durham caws, recently
fresh
wibh calves at foot.
2 Thrr1lltn Cows due to irnshen In
::lane
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Phan. B., R. O. .
Carol E. Hormuth R. O.
Mrs. H• Violo Hornuth R. O.
Cs,!•
., •••,PQrlSia
(phone lig Harriston, Ont.
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
THAN ANY OTHER CAR
Brussels, Ontario
1 Dunham Cow bred
-- 2 yr. okl Durham Steers
1 — 2 yr. old Darham Heifer
3 Angus and Durham Steers and
Heifers, 1 yr. old
Pigs
1 ti ark Nes. 115 ibs.
1 pure York sow bred April 1st
Poultry
.
1441 hybred betas 1 yr. old
2 ducks, 1 drake
1 gamier, 1 noose
Machinery
Frewt and line] ft. binder
a W 7 t
MeCormirk Deering hinder 7 ft. rat,
like new
MrCnrmiek Deering disc fertilizer
drill, lilts new'
Massey-Hnrt•1s manure spreader
:tM,nsaev1Tnrria 51'. mower. like new
M,t'nrmlek Uterine drop head
hay loader
rein,* n1r.•w, riding
plow
'T, TT. for itta,.r turnin flriil 1
1 col ,r r•.,1Ntninr Alar harrow
•
4 section diamond harrow
Snuffler, rubber tired wagon
Perm wagon, 16 ft. flat hay rack
Crowd box Set sloop sleighs and
flat rack
t"aiming mill. 2500 lb. ,dales
Nn. 12 Delaval cream separator with
power •aetaa+hanente, wheel barrow
sugar kettle
-40 gallon, oil drums
^=nit teal" milk rano, pig irate,
dnfP1 trnnth. root Punier,
T.4.! '11. P. :Mayor, Sacks. grain bags
['thaint. wbippletrees, forks, shovels
and nui oronv other articles.
Hay and Grain
9 ton Timothy Tray, 12 bus. Timothy
Rexed. 1 bus. red Clover Seed.
Household Effeots
Q•+eh.•r heater, Quebec cook stove,
Kisrhen rhnlma. roofers tnd other
•e•n•nhl rffn,•trt_
No reserve es farm tv sold.
TERMS CASH
Atfre.t Wnnnitt. Peen.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
ETHEL MILL
Wheat Ground 546.00
Wheat Whole $46,00
About June 10th
Full Line of Feed
FOR SALE —
New and Used Lumber and Wire
Timber and Fence Posts
Jclne 10th Only
J. C. Lamont.
HURON COUNTY MEETING
TO BE HELD AT GODERiCH
The next meeting of the Huron
County Council will be held In the
Connell Chambers, Court House,
tl,oalerirb, enmmencing Wednedday,
June 1R. at -mon a. m„ D. S. T.
A11 aecnunts, notices of deputat•
inns and ether business reriutrin#
the attention of Council :lbould be
in the hands of the County Clerk
not inter than Saturday, June 14th,
in52.
A. TT. Erskine
comity Clerk,
C,n4arkrlt", Ont.
}gT,ed ties
, June 4.tht, 1002
BORN
ANDERSON — in Wingham General
Hospital bo Mr. and Mrs. Ross
I Anderson +on May 31st, a son,
Richard Ross.
'AIR FOIRCE DAYS
Will 'be open house days at Clin-
ton and Centralia on Aloe 14th as
announced by the S,O,A.F.
DEAD STOCK
DEAD AND CRIPPLED -
FARM ANIMALS REMOVED
ROP SALTY. FOR SANITARYDIS.
Telephone Copeck
BRUSSELS 85R12
ELMIRA 564
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IN THE KITCHEN
Fresh running water at the
turn of the tap with a
DURO PUMPING SYSTEM
. , get rid of Kitchen drudgery.
IN THE BATHROOM
Protect the health ofyour
family add to the comforts
of daily living ... modernize
your home with a DURO
PUMPING SYSTEM.
IN THE BARN -
Saves LABOR - and TIME
watering 'stock with a DURO
. PUMPING SYSTEM . . .
greater PROFITS, . besides,
you have FIRE PROTECTION
for your buildings.
Buy thieBEST..
Buy a DURO
Phone or visit us today for
DURO Pumps and EMCO
Plumbing .Fixtures and Fit-
tings. Write for illustrated
folder.
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SCOP 524
For Sale by —
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. -CO. LIMITED
London • Hamilton • Si. Calharinos • Toronto • Sudbury • Winnipeg • Vancouver
PEOPLE 14/ ENOW
Mr, and :Mr's. Roy McKay of
Buffalo, N. Y., are visiting friends
111 town. -
Rev. A. W. and Mrs. Barker of
I-Itgilgate, Ont„ 'were - visitors at
the home of Mrs. R. Downing.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bonnett were
visitors this week with relatives in
Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. Roy Charlton of Huntsville,
Muskoka, spent a week with her
mother, Mrs. Chas. Lake and John.
:les. G. McDowell and :Miss Plo•
reline McNaughton visited with
friends at Toronto anal Long Branch .
for a week.
Robert Kennedy was guest clari-
net ,soloist at the Wingham ratted
Chereb flower Sunday. 'rhe servlre
was broadcasted.
Rev. Andrew Lane and Mr. W.
Ellicott are attending the rnited
Church Conference at Metropolitan
United Church, London, this week. -;
Mr. David Ktrkconnell is a patient
lit Clinton General Hospital hare-
los..
asre•r been rushed there by ambulance
nn Monday with a severe heart
attack. - ',.•1711
On Saturday, May 31st. Dr. R. W.
and Mrs• Stephens' attended the
P50th Convocation lit bhe University
of Western Onitario, at Lirttle's
Memorial Stadium, Lon;dbn. Slaty
doctor of medicine degrees were a-
warded. one to"their son Jim. Sixteen
erg, fl,,,44 -rt,noived B. Se's. in nurs-
ing, Tushel being one Dr, Jtm goes
In vrevars Hnsnitgl in Antff e1o.
BRUSSELS LIONS
CLUB CARNIVAL
The local Lionp will appreciate
your support for this worthy Games
56.00 Donations
Wylie, J. H.
Mc Grigor, Mac
Harvey, W. Fr
Harold, S. •
Spiegel, Al
Carey, ROY -
Stephens. Dr. R, W
Rants, Jane
Higgins, Amvte
Metdalfe, F,
Cardiff, ,Perry
Cousins, George ,.
13aeker, Mrs, .11111
1Victantehlin, R. T.
Dielcson:, Chrietone
Deitller, Chan,
TtvKn. Tnuenl J. Sr.
G etre, E. S. -
S ambauch, G.
Kneel, C. J,
Gillta, Hmrry
Nichol. Wm. Ross
Rettle4, Gordon
:IcOutaheon, Mrs Get.
Rockwell, Howard
Turnbull, J. -0.
Lawless, D. S.
:McFarlane, Ken •
Elliott, O. S.
Wtneberg, Boob:eile
Hanna, Mrs. John
MCPaevert, Adrian
Galbraith, Ida
Freeman, A. R.
McDonald, Donald
Thompson.. Norman
Michel, Lloyd
McNabb, John
Knight. Russel
Dennis, Frances
Perrie, W.
Lamont, J. C.
:McDonald, Stanley
Ha+ether, Glenn
McFarlane, Mary Lou
MaeDonald, Graeme
Radford, George
Hall, Bernard
Batntnn, Glenyce
Butler, ,John D.
Craig, Harvey
Knight. Harvey
Danby, Elmer
Knight, James
ISnighit, Mrs. Elsie
Museelentan, Mrs. Betts
Wheeler, Cecil
Mwntz, Fred L.
Wineberg, M. and I.
Bader, M.
Bader, M.
Bowman, R. 3,
Avenue Frocks
Gbtlb, R.
Mackenzie, R. IO.
Rooney, L,
'llhynne, Jktek
CardtOf, Murray
Raymond, Bab
Camipbell, Fred H.
Somans, Paul
MoCwtoheon, Lorne
htiye-rs, et A,
:Wheeler, ,Tack
Pipe, Mervin
Tyeinnalt, Ken
Grieve, R. Al.
Denning, Basil
Bell, Jack
Johnston, Tod.
Preele, B111
Mrflufohenn, Tack
Free, Harold
Mcenta'beonr William
Adams, 13111
Alrork. Jim
lllveica. T,n'ile
0., ,• .Tenn trx,
T ^r•1 'renis
mil ell ri,,Idtvin
Terieht lingo.
,ami p!
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