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The Brussels Post, 1949-11-2, Page 4DRIVE IN • Cold weatheris hereagain! Don't get , caught Witbuscheck your o"amps"down? bat- tery for • Correct specific gravity. o Correct voltage. e Adjustment of electro- lyte level. Well gladly give you this important service FREE OP CHARGE. REMEMBER; FOR YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR TRACTOR WE HAVE A (1) inEtt TT wedltesdaY, November 2nd, 1849 THE[tItSSELS PosT _ .. , PHONE: 82 GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE A COMPLETE LINE OF GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES, LIFEGUARDS AND BATTERIES w'tra played for danelar. Mrs, Ali NOTICE E TOl CREDITORS s agabtsl Dane is the farmer Eleanor Taylor i A. large number of parents and 1 the Estate of Margaret McLeod of friends were present as guests ut the i the Village of 'Ethel In the Oountl North Huron Junior Farmers at of Huron, Widow, who died on or A, uteeting in the Foresters Hall about the twenty-fifth day of Sep i Belgrave. During the business part teinber, 1949, are notified to send to of the meeting conducted by the the undersigned on or before the President, :reek Currie, George twelfth day of November, 1949, full Underwood reported an the meet- particulars of their claim in writing, 1 fug held with the Howiolt Tattier% immedlate1Y after the said twelfth II concerning the North elu:on ,tun- i day of November, the assets of the Mr Farmers prom to he held in said testatrix will be distributed 1 Willhunt. Fred Wilson, the assist- amongst the parties entitled thereto, I ant agricultural representative, having regard only to claims c I spino,• to the Juniors about the which the executrices shall then 1 farm equipment project to be held have notice, lin Belgrave next SundaY. Dated this twenty-second day of I A very enjoyable• progrant war., .Ortoher, A.D. 1949. I TIE presented. A mixed quartette gone onkwroRD &. TI•IFIRINGTON lposed or Marjorlr MacKenzle, Brussels, Ontario. iAudrey Bradshaw, Stewart Toll Rolleitore for the Executrices. land Donald Youugbint sang two tin Iva --- I t' the citureh members, Rev.' zee! cf officers was hold, with the ELGRA e` ' ' , I. Moores is the ministe*e u,,d-nt 'Murray P^adburn; v : ioe•Pre ax Fatted ClntrrCentimeBelgrave, .„Officers Installed secretary, „,-,,, wly installer) electric organ On Sunday evening at a sPectat i,ic 1 t, Harr, Brydges; •cans dedicated to the rt -:tore of the service the eeecutire of the Yomsg IT ,m Wade; treasurer, Frank Nes- late Robert Harrison, w':t.. gift had Feople's Enion were Installed The bit; It vas st,deMt.l to 'tn. mese meads it possible.The ca;;r were Mr. Moores. A. color film, tugs every second hold 10ay eve• sew gowns, a gift from. one Wad of the 'House of Ws t was meg. Shinny Rsaciburn told 7jaur _ --- Preserved, with Mr. Coue;ins of &v E ORIA LS Brussels in charge of the melee- Pare Nesbit v gee appeietol to the WINGINek iVlE 'lO]4IAL SHOP i ter. The erteeutive includes Patsy prcgt 501 com'nittee; ane Harry Anderson, Clifford Kelly, Lloyd di :cages is to vrite the log book. Fan Memorials for Anderson, Milford Hiegine, Bar F'000r Newt, weds . Artistic pr bars Irwin, El .anor Wiehtutan, set very reasonable grices Kleine Walsh Donna Eater -.on, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar De to, new'y- gv ar 'cs a large stock in gull: =: following elected 'to office: prssi- • a. nnmbcrs, Spin, Maiden Sift," 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sling by a trio, Barbara Citrin, ell persons having claims against Eleanor wightman and Mildred the eetnte of Lydia May Knight of Higgins. Bill Conseil of Win.gltam the Township of Grey in the County led a merry sing -song with lIbiiue of Huron. Widow, who died on , 00 Walsh at the piano. Fred Wilson ;ross the Seventh day of October, Iintroduced the guest speaker, John 1919, are notified to send to the • F. Clark, horitculture fieldman undersigned on or before the twelfth �, . nu•l Acta Dow.v er1s, weer : onored ,t. a reriY v” granites to chose from AVPA Elects Slate • held ht Foresters Hal D tlgrave ' tretery ,ettering a specialty The Anglican Young Peoples AS. llarvey r ^k invited coupiz FOR SALE— M)! modern machinery sedation of Trinity Churoi, )3e1• 10 tete platform; and M's Audrey t at the tom, of Mr. me !burn err `anted them with a from the Department of Agrleulture, Toronto. Mr. Clark statel that hortioulture was the ornamental side of agriculture and should be regarded as a recreation. He show- ed colored slides to illustrate his talk. Harry Lear sang two solos, and Stewart Toll favored with a saxaphane selection. Marjorie MacKenzie read a club paper. Re- freshments were served. A d S . FOR SALE-- Irish ALE-Irish cobler potatoes, cheap. . • Phone 77-r-19 R. A. SPOTTON we Pimp 256 — Winghaart, Out,+.;:d •ors. Moc. Bradburn. The elec• purse of money Jaok3na'4 arch s• • o , 11 • injurious You CAN still find people who "don't believe in banks" ... who keep their cash in old coffee pots, or hide it in the woodpile, or carry it around. But most folk nowadays keep their money in bank accounts. They can get it whenever they want it; and they can pay their bills by cheque. Canadians have more than seven million such deposit accounts. In terms of Canada's adult population, that makes it practically unanimous. The banks, in turn, know they must earn this confidence by giving you the best service they know how. Today you can take your account to any bank you choose. And what is in your bank book is strictly between you and your bank. It is your own private business. "...most folk nowadays keep their money in .bank accounts." SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK day of lass of their claim in writing. Im- mediately after the said twelfth clay of November, the assets of the said testatrix will be distributed amongst : the parties entitled thereto, having Ford - Monarch Dealer regard only to claims of which the . • executrices shall then have notice, 1 Listowel November, 1949, full particle Don't err' Get boat inter .r Car .41947 Mercury 5 Passenger Coupe 1946 Pontiac Sedan 1940 Ford Sedan 1938 Ford Sedan 1937 Ford Coupe 1936 DeSoto Sedan .1935 Plymouth Sedan 1929 Model A Ford Coach __�yu„ �. THIS. qIS. WEEK'S SPECIALS 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN WITH HEATER, 3 DEFROSTER and OVERSIZE TIRES — ONLY $1395 1942 FARGO 2 TON STAKE TRUCK HEATER and GOOD RACKS $745 1949 Dodge 1 Toga Express 1946 Ford 3 Ton Dump 1941 Ford Three -Quarter Ton 1941 Ford Sedan Delivery 1939 Ford 2 Ton Stake 1938 Ford 2 Ton Chassis and Cab St f: f nehouse Limi to Phone 66 Dated this twenty-second day of® -- c October, A.D. 1949. CRAWFORD & HETHIORINGTON I c Brussels, Ontario. iI Solicitors for the Executrices, NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of John Bolger late of 1 the Township of Grey in the County of Huron, Retired farmer, who died on or about the twenty-ninth day of July, 1949, are notified to send to ' Bu's winter overcoat sire 38, the undersigned an or before the Can be seen at The Brussels Post. twelfth day of November, 1949, full FOR SALE— particulars of their. claims in writing. Girl's bicycle, in goad shape. Can Immediately oember, the assets of twelfth be seen at Jack White's Phone 33-r-5 - ---- said testator will be distributed FOR SALE— amongst the parties entitled thereto, 150 Red and Rock pnlrets, start- having regardonly to claims of ing to lay.which the executrices shall then Phone 51-r-4 Ross . CardUl have notice. FOR SALE— Dated this twenty-second day of Cook Stove, cabinet style, in good condition. Phone 52-i-12 Mrs. Earl Dunn FOR SALE— 1 general purpose gelding 11. years old, sound, work single or double. Phone 26-r-5 J. Carl Hemingway __. -_ _-.... 0 chunks of pigs. Phone 28-0-8 Doug Fraser FOR SALE -- Girl's dark green coat set,, (coat, leggings and hat), size ex in perfect condition. apply at The Post. 'FOR SALE — 1941 Ford coach, in excellent con- dition; 2 1929 Ford coaches Model A. Phone 77-r-6 McNeill's Garage FOR SALE - 1 large size wood stove in good condition, can be seen at The Brussels Post. PiANOS- 4 new, 10 used pianos and new 25 and 00 cycle refrigerators at the 3. F. Scbuett Furnibure Store, Mildmay, Free delivery. NOTICE— Teacup and Palmistry Readings given by experienced reader. For appointment Phone 29-r•29, Brussels. Mies M. Sellers October, A.D. 1949. I CO3.AWFORD & HETHERINGTON Brussels, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executrices NOTICE TO CREDITORS � A11 persons having claims against ' I the estate of Mary Jane .Anderson , late of the Village of Brusesls in the ('ounty of Huron, Widow, who died inn or about the sixteenth day of July, 1949, are notified to send to the undersigned on or before the twelfth day of November, 1949, full particulars of their claims in , writing, Immediately after the said twelfth day of November. the assets of the said testratrix will be distributed . amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the executrices ellen then have notice. . Datedthis kwentyflrst day of October, A,D. 1949, CRAWFORD & HET:HIRINGTON 'Brussels, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executrices. r -----q Notes Books recently pure lased by the 111'rary board includes the following: Fiction Ficcen--Twilight on the floods Brown—The freeholder, Haig-Brown—On the highest hill Close se Sneece—Happily ever after, ' 'Canoi—The comps ate book of sewing. - Berclzhetmer — The Encyclopedia cookbook. _ - Juvenile Harkins—Lightning on ice. Stevenson -=Kidnapped. StevensonTroasure Island. Adams—Midwinter, COAL— Car Blue nut coal arriving approxl- mately 1 week or tet days, Plage your order now, Phone 88 M. 0. Oldfield SPECIAL showing of 15 new chesterfields, 18 new bel -room suites at the Mild- may Furniture Store. Latest designs and colours. Free delivery. J. F. Scliuett & Sons, Mildmay. FOR SALE '38 Buick 5 -passenger coupe, new tires, new battery. Apply at The New American Rotel. Phone 100x Joe Baker FOP RALE..- Tavrlonte L44upnrsii (R.nbbrr tinndsl mailed postpaid in plain. •agape; enveiope with price flet. santnle 25e.,24 eam„tes. 81.00' ivnit1 Order Trent. 88.24 Nov-Rntiber do„ :::,•r 91, Hamilton. Ont. FOR SALE -- 6 Good Houses for wale In Village of Brussels, immediate poeseselon, also number of good farms, henbdaa 12 x 24, also house that, voted be moved or could be taken dome. J. C. Long, Real lAetate Hooks*, Phone 84 — Brassele Olt. Huron Old Boys At -Home Huron County Old Boys' . Aasocia tion oraholding their s;ntittal At - Home at Casa Loma on the evening of Tuesday, Novcanber 22nd 1949, Plans ,have bean completed by the committee under its cha)rtnatt- Mr. Wes. McGutcheon and it is expected that thin year's party will even i surpass, the successful ono held Last year nt the same'plane. The evening will feature both ' cards and dancing. Muele will be provided by Percy Morgan's or- Chestra and lunch will be available in the conservatory. . All former residents of Huron count'' and their friends are invited, Further in- formation, ,tickets etc. may be secured from district representatives or from Mr. McOutcheon (Hy. 9953) and Mrs, t)otis Parton (Ra„ 3366) the association Secretary, Ott 2 IF YOU NEED WALLPAPER BUY NOW AND SAVE 50% Gregg's Phone 17 rdware Brussels, Ont. voFe C sts FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HELP PRODUCE HEALTHY, FULLY NOURISHED BIRDS WHO GIVE MORE EGGS—BETTER EGGS. BY INCREASING QUALITY AND QUANTITY YOU LOWER COST AND INCREASE PROFITS. (Fill -the -Basket) EGG MASH and EGG PELLETS (Birds Relish Pellets) For Sale by Ethel Produce Phone 22-r.i.O TICE Latest equipment just installed ree Fluid Filling — Also Repairing Tractor Tires all sizes Immediate Service Given Hyde leas. SUNOCO GAS STATION Phone II Brussels, Ont.