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CROP REPORT
13y O. W. Montgomery
Sgpetjpiler 1241, 1953
liaivy nine friday night and
'Saturday morning will greatly help
cultivated crops and pastures. The
first ball wheat was seeded tilts
week, iudieatiom now are that tate
e;oroage will be down somewhat
from oilier years. The white bean
Aarvest is in dill swing in the
flounty and yields of 16-20 bushels
Per aet'e are being reported with
the price at around $4,00 per bushel,
PEOPLE W E KNOW
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Mr, and Ms). L. Waxman and
family visited wdtar Detroit relatives
last week,
IClnlough Grower, elder sou of
Mr. and Mrs, A, Grewar, Sett Mon-
day tor ICingston, where he is at-
tending Queen's Undlversity,
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Y.olleck and
children, Mrs. G. Rappaport and Mrs,
M. Yolleck. Toronto, called on
Brussels friends on Saiturdey of
Last week'
Mies Annie Bateman, Ethel, visit-
ed lash week with Brussels friends,
Mr, Duncan Jamieson, Toronto,
was a week -end visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Henn.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell was a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Thompson, Toronto last week -end
'when she ivisited with her man 'Ped
who is undergoing treatment at
;uanybroolc Military Hospital.
Dr. Lois M. Plum spent Sunday at
the home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. Plum, Dr. Plum recently
received her diploma in Psychiatry
from the University of Toronto and
is on the medical staff of the Ontario
Hospital, New Toronto,
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements on
FRIDAY, SEPT. 18th at 1 P. M.
Lot 31, Con. 6 East Wawanosh Twp.
Terms Chattek Cash
Prop. Morris Beaman, Belgrave,
Auctioneer Harold Jackson.
CAE Y
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley li'aakibe e.
i3ciinore visited twat ''eek with their
nephews, Harvey and Melville
Dennis, and other relatives in Brug-
sets.
Visitors at Mite home of Melville
and Mrs, Dennis on Sunday in-
cludes !Elmer and Mrs. Asli:lns
,and daughter of Bel -
more, Mae ,and MTs, Seigner and
Jimmie or Welle»Iey, and Hugh
and Mrs, Hart with: Robert and
Heather of Gadbhili,
Mies Isboel Densis of the Stratford
Teacher's College spent the week-
end at her home.
UNITED CHURCH W. M. S.
The W. M. 0, of the United Ohurdn
met in the church parlor on Tues, -
Sept, 8th, The meeting opened with
prayer by Mrs. Lane. The Presi-
dent,' followed by singing hymn
fifth. Miss F. Buchanan read the
'minutes of the last meeting aand
the roll call was responded to IT
a tatrorire Bible verse. 7 calls
were reported by the visiting com-
mittee. A short reeding on cigar-
ette smoking wals given. Mrs. G.
Menzie, who attended Conference
Nt St, Thomas, will be the guest
sneaker for the October meeting.
The new study book, "pphere'er the
Sun", was used, Mrs. R. S, Hamil-
ton taking the first chapter. The
current mission study theme being
the Life rind Task of the Church,
Around the World. The Great New
Pact was the subject taken by Mrs.
W. 'Re11, who »resented informat-
ion abour some co-operative piece of
work in which W. M. S, has a share,
and was r.s.sisted by Mrs. Flrby and
Miss C. Me0raoken. The hymn,
Jesus shall reign where'er the Sun,
was sone and Mee. Rev Lane olosed
the mee'' g with prayer,
BUSINESS CARDS
;.i . C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEO!t
Walom SE Phone 4. O.
liR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto *
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Talephema 45 — Brw.l,. Oak
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KENDS
tl.iaas olale and Eby Dana
Accident and Sickness
Aes.t for Great West Lite Insurance Co.
Phan Office 96 — Br a.b, Oat.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fib&
Phone 791 Seaforth — Male Siwl.
• HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9.12.30. Sat. 9 a.m. t. 9 gm.
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist,
Patrick St., WINGHAIK
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wingi am 770 dl 6, Kincardine !a.
Evenings by appobstmeat.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
IdSTOWM., ONT.
9yecIeB rim In Eye Exi)tninatten and,tilts Filthy at Moo
Office b Lisbewel Chile Buflibag
Nassir: 9700 ace. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wedneediss
Opel a Ferry Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7789 it ODD
Ott evenings by appo6siment Pon. SSs.
ID. A. Kann & Co. • ,
R tubi a4. AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Flown) Director and Embalmer
MOM 36 or ad8 — — ieRUNIELS. car.
Harvey W. Stephenson
R.praentative for Sun Life Assurance Cir
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Caaaalty General 1.sa rano. L'..
films 43i —
Walker Funeral Houma
Day or Night Calls Telephone SS
▪ No Wm Charge for Um of Funeral Hans
IA:mesed Funeral Director and Embalms
Tvrenty-four Hour Ambulance Sevin
Dales' Flowers Excl nlye!i
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and BRussint!
AT BRUSSELS
romoday and Saturday all day -- (!flit t open every
Mews M — Successes. to IL D. DAD
TENDERS WANTED
Tendee's will be received by ,the
undersigned until 4 P. M., Saturday,
October 3rd, 1053 for snowplowing
for the 13F3.54 season In the Town-
ship or Grey, Tenders to be by
the hour. State type of equipment
used.
Lowest or any tender not noeeed
drily accepted,
Edythe M, Cardl'ff, Clerk
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
Piga, 7 weeks old.
13enay Armstrong
Phone 16r5I�
FOR SALE
Potatoes, ,apply to
_Miss Mary Lanrvont, Brussels,
FOR SALE —
A small barn,
Pete Cardiff
Phone 29x2
FOR SALE —
Dry budy wood Elm and Maple.
Mac McIntosh Phone 55r6
HOUSE FOR RENT --
On Albert qct., Brussels, apply to
Mrs. L. Waxman, Brussels.
FOR SALE — •
House on Lots 67 and 58 Mal Et.
For information enquire o f G. R.
Campbell, Brussels.
FOR SALE —
Hardword and softwood slabs, also
cedar for kindling.
Jas. Stevenson Phone 60r4
FOR SALE —
peLamal Cream Separator, good
condition, also parts for a model
Phone 33r4 SI;
A, 30 and 31.
Oran Russell
• FOR SALE --
Tenders will be received by Grey
Twp. School Board until Sept. 21st,
1952 for the double outdoor toilet
at S. S. No. 5. Building is nearly
new and is about 10 ft. x 10 ft.
J. Carl Hemingway, Sec.-Treas
FOR SALE —
5 room cottage and 2 piece bath
room. Full basement. Hard and soft-
'
otb' water. Built In cupboards. Insulated,
apply to Leo Gaynor, Brussels.
FRESH HONEY FOR SALE ---
Get
-Get your pails filled now with
the light golden honey at 14c per
lb., or almost all clover honey at
1Sc per Ib. Ask us to sSow it to
you.
Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21r8
FOR SALE —
Bray hatchery may have limit-
ed quantity started ..chicks, let us
know if interested. And if you want
November -December broiler cocker-
els, let us know your needs soon.
Agent Wm. G. Bray, EtheL
WANTED —
How would you like to establish
yourself in a business of your own
with a real .future? Sell our 250
guaranteed products to friends and
neighbours. Write for free cata-
logue and details.
FAMILEX, Dept. 1, 1600 Delori•
vier, Montreal.
LIVESTOCK WANTED
Dead, disabled horses nr coir1i
removed free of charge. Per prompt
and efficient service phone
"STONES" collect Ingersoll 21 es
Brussels 72.
ATTENTION FARMERS —
DEADSTOCI{ removed from your
term rromptly fur sanitary dlsimest
Telephone Collect: Brussels Orli
or Elmira 654.
GORDON YOUNG'LIMITCD
FOR SALE —
5earre Poultry Farm, red brick
house and brick kitchen, good barn,
situnted in good village, priced at
74.800.00.
100-amre Perin, briok house,
hydro, good bank barn, 7 acres
bush, situated at edge of good
town, priced at $9,000.00.
150-aore Farm, cement cottage,
hydro, pressure system, good barn
steel stabling, 40 acre bush, ben
house, animated on highway neat`
village, priced -8,500.00.
100ocre Farm, shone house, good
bank barn, 25 acres bush, priced at
$6,500.00.
Village Store, red briok, bidek
hone attached, 8 mem apartment
above store, ;priced at $5,500.00.
Brick Immo in Village of Brussels,
hydro, priced at 70000.00.
J. C. Lung, Real Itstate Broker,
Phone 04, Rrueeele, Ont.
1Y041)1es0i4y,
Aelilbor 1Cllri 1QC11 ;
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KEEPING PACE.I..
Nowadays bank staffs use machines
to do much of the record-keeping
for nearly 9,000,000 deposit accounts.
It is one of the reasons why they are able
to keep up with the greatly -increased
demand for banking services by more
and more customers... and to
maintain the same fast, efficient
handling of our account.
Since 1900, bank staffs have inereleed
a few thousand to 48,600... the agmber
cheques handled to 1,000,000 a day:'
E-I'HEi..
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lounsbury
Mists Grace. Lamont and Mr, J. C.
Lamont returned %rem a motor trip
to Mexico City, Washington, D. 0.,
and New York Oity.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having elaims against
the Estates of John James Strachan i
and Jesofe Straohan late of the
Township of Grey in the County of ;
Huron, deceased, are hereby
notpxied to send the undersigned
on or before the 3rd day of October, ,
1855, full particulars of their
claims in writing.
Immediately after the said 3rd day
of October, 1953 the assets of the
estate will be 3lstribued among
the parties entitled thereto raving
regard only to claims of which the
Executors shall then have notice.
Dated at Brussels, Ontario this
Stb day of September, 1953.
Messrs. Cragvfo*d & Hetheringto6
Barristers & 0.,
Brussels, Ontario.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
INSTITU i E FOR THE BLIND
"When you're blind yourself, yon
can appreciate the help offered by
That was the comihent amour
Denying the first donation from
Huron County to the annual open
sting fund of Canadian Nationab
Institute for the Blind.
With the $5.00 from Mrs. Agnes
Lammie, 81, of Heusall on the
books, a:; well as other early don-
ations arriving since, officials of
the Huron County campaign are
moping fer generous and prompt re-
sponse from county residents.
"Front Huron County •this, year
C. N. I. B. is asking $5,000.," gatd
J. H. Kinkead, chairman, Huron
County Advisory Board,
" The County Council has already
t
contributed 71,500. So the people
are being asked to dontriblate
73,500."
In all C. N. I. B, needs 740,000. this 1.
year. Municipal grants and London
THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY
and Stratford Community Chests
will provide $58,000, In Huron, El-
gin, Middlesex and Perth, 718,000 is
to be raised.
Opening September 21st, for two
weeks, the campaign will provide
funds to rehabilitate newly -blinded
persons in the new Western Ontario
Training Centre in London, to
maintain the 40eroom residence, and
provide the many services 0, N, I, B,
offers the blind.
Donations are exempt from In-
come tax, and, if possible, all
contributions will be acknowledged
is the local paper.
ADD BLOOMERS —
Somebody':, face was red in the
Hanover Post back shop last week
when the following appeared in the
Eaton ad on the back page. "GIRLS
PANTIES — A favourite with boys
for school or leisure wear"! - - -
equally smart open or closed - - -
available in blue or maroon." Seems
someone got the heading switched
with a paragraph on sport shirts.
— Wingham Advance -Times
AUCTION SALE ".r
Clearing Auction Sale of Fara
Stock and Machinery at Lot C We'
'
6, Con. 6, Morris .Twp. 5 mneii
East of Blyth on `'*i'
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 30th
at 1 P.M.
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Cattle y . .. _ �ms'_ .,,-
4 Durham and Angus Cows,
old; 3 rcd Durham Cows, 3 yrs. O1
1 roan Durham cow, 4yr, O1,3
1 red Cow, 7 yr. old, 1 blue
5 yrs. old; 1 blue cow, 4 yetg.. OIda
1 Durham and Angus Heifer, S yc$
old; 2 red Heifers with 0.4[
foot; 13Durham add HeraSYSI
Steers about 700 lbs.; 15 Rorefot
Spring Calves; 1 Registered Here-
ford Bull 3 yrs. old. see%
Hay Tt.
1700 bales mired Hay. 'w
Implements
47 Ford Tractor with etas rtzE
ploughs and cultivator;' Coeilint't.
No. 5 manure spreader; Steel Wei" -
national Harvester 3 drain rosier
Massey -Harris No. 9 Cretins 3eps�r
ator.
Terms Cash
Prop. Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings. ,,..
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson; .......lira
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