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AUCTION SALE
F. W. Kemp, Aucttoneet, has be
instructed to seal by Public Auction
for ROBERT J. FORREST
N%2 Lot 27, Con. 2, Morris Twp.,
One Mile West of Jamestown, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd
At1P.NI.
pion with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
en Bosman; Mr. and Mrs, Murray Wil-
son, Listowel, wlith Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Maim; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Strachan and l'dfss Jessie Strachan,
Grey township, with Mrs, P. C.
r Ma /bean and Mrs. Elsie Lamont. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacLean, Whit-
ney, Ont., with their grandmother, ;
Mrs. J. J. Sellars.
The Mission Band met in the ;
United Church last Tuesday after ;
school. The pianist, Eleanor Smith, l
played quiet music to open the meet.
ing followed by the singing of an I
Easter hymn. The, Mission Band
purpose was repeated and a prayer
offered for missionaries In Japan.
The roll call was answered by re -
pea Ong a verse containing the
word Joy. The worship service was
HORSES
Black Gelding 12 yrs. old
Blank Gelding 13 yrs. old
DURHAM CAT'TLE
1 Durham cow 5 yrs, old
2 Durham cow 8 yrs. old
3 Durham cow 10 yrs. old
4-2 Durham heifers rising 2
5-2 Durham steers rising 2
8 Durham heifer 1 yr. old
7 Durham heifers 1 yr. old
The above are T, B. Tested
IMPLEMENTS
M. H. Binder, Steel roller,
M. Ii, Fertilizer drill, Cultivator
New No. 37 M. H. Mower
M. H. Manure spreader
Renfrew 2000 lb. scale Cutter
M. H. Dump rake, Scuffles'
No. 21 single Plow
2 -furrowed plow, Feed box
Cross -cut saw, ltjower, Tools
Work bench, Milk can
Stock rack, 200 ft. hay rope
Set slings, Wire stretcher
Disc harrow, • Set sleighs
Wagon and box, Hay fork
1G bunches shingles
Set drag harrows, Hay rack
Fanning mill, Pulps?
Renfrew Cream Separator
Quantity of sacks, etc.
Set of double harness
2 new horse callers
2 horse blankets
'FURNITURE
Heinteinan Piano and Bench
'Upholsltered chair, Settee
Extension Table, Music cabinet
Fail -leaf table, 2 rocking chairs
Love seat, G Dining room chairs
Bed mattress and springs
Dresser, Stand, Rug, Spool bed
Chest of drSavers, 3 Antique lamps
Fire extinguisher, other' articles
Terms Cash
Clearing out sale as the farm Is sold
Robert J. Forrest, Proprl.etor,
F. K. Kemp, Auctioneer.
I3LUEVALE
The Women's Missionary Sooiety
held the Easter thankoffering meet-
ing in the United Church, Sunday
evening. The president, Mrs. Snar-
ling Johnston, president, Mrs, W. J.
Johnston was at the organ and
played quiet music during a period
of silent prayer. • Roes Smith sang
a solo; Mrs. Arrthur .Shane, MTS.
George Thornton, Mrs. Alex Mc-
'Cna.cicin, and Mrs. James Johnston
read Easter eelectiorts; and the
choir sang Easter hymns, The Wiest
speaker, Mrs. Stewart McN5nghton
of Wroxeter, gave an Intspir'ing ad-
dress, citing examples of sacrifice,
loving our enemies, and spreading
the gospel at borne and abroad.
Personals: George Wilson and
his sister Miss Joyce Wilson, Font -
hill, with their ahn.t, Mrs Marty Mc-
Kinney; Howard Ryan at his home
in Bruseels; Mrs, Elmer Sellers and
infant son Richard Howard
(RickeY) arrived "home fromthse
Winrham. , hospital on SundaY;
Bain, Windsor, with her niece, Mrs.
Johnston and Carl; Mr, and Mrs
Sark 15,avles,.' Toronto, with Mr, and
Mrs i3lriier Sellars; Me. and Mrs,
Cecil Griffiths and son, Bobby, llra•m•
How"Skinny„ Girls
Get LovelyCurves
Gain 5 to 10 lbs. New Pep
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pae o' ladle0 n ruby tioonneo Utodrr IdaH. 1ro..
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Evelyn Lake of Peterborough
, visited at the 'home of her parents
last week. .e.
Mists "Buddy" Bronson, Toronto
is epentling the Easter vacation with
her brother Ray.
conducted by the chrysanthemum
group with Eleanor Smith- as
leader. Mrs, W. J. Johnston told
the story from the study book of
Toshio starting to School. His
mother aecoinfenied him and met
the teacher, who was a Christian
Missionary from Tokyo, and taught
lung'lish as well as Christianity.
Personal : Mr, and Mrs. George.)
T, Thompson made a business trip
to Toronto on Tuesday. Miss Ruby
Puff accompanied them and visited
her sister, Mrs. Ross Douglas.
Brussels Lions Ono
The regular simper meeting of the
:mail Lions Club was held at the
Library on Monday with President,
firm Goiidon I-lazelwood, presiding,
The correspondence was dealt by
the seereany Lion D. M. MacTaviah.
Lion Lloyd Michel reported that ar-
rengemenits had been completed for
"Ladies Night" to be held in Oran -
brook on April 911. Arrangements
were made to transport the Lions
hockey team to Goderich by Lion
Wm, Martin, Lion R. B. Cousins re-
ported on the Easter Seal Cam-
paign,
Taihtwister Lion Sas, Armstrong
eondalcted his duties in; his usual
laugh ,provoking manner. The lions
will have to be more careful of their
personal belongings while at the
meetings or they may find them
auctioned to fellow members.
Ilton R. G. McBride wan the nail
revealing contest.
Tw') members of the Lions Boys
"d Girls Band entertained, Keith i
Tomball playing a ;Menet solo and
Robert Kennedy s ala.rdnet solo, Mins
Karen T3uschlen adoompanied them
tat the piano,
T,ton ,S'eiavyn Baker gave an inter -
r sting inopromptu talk on Florida ,
,,ren where he recently returned, i
The stainer was ,served by dallies
et the United Church,
Vallance - Mann
In a ceremony at the parsonage
£ tine United Church in Walton on
qs nrclay afternoon, March 17t1i,
rise. Kathleen Mann was ,united in
ienrriage to Mr, James L. Vallance,
The bride is the youngeat daughter
er Mt', and Mrs. Alex Mann, West ;
vrondeton, and the bridegroom's par.
^"la are Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Val'
ice, Atwood, Rev, G. Hazlewood
nrrtcia:bel at the ceremony The
l+r'de- wore a navy gabardine suit,
-0211 pink, blouse and pink straw -hat
h inimeki with velvet ribbon and
flowers. Her accessories matched
her stilt and she wore a corsage of ,
rink carnations. Mrs. R. A. Hall,
n'.nntford, deter of the bride, was
matron of honor wearing a brown
""'harddne snit with pink blouse and
`•^'. TTar corsage Vas of Talisman
roses, ' Mr.. 'Mftmre,y Oolei intro;
Mitchell; Was hest man, A ainall
reeetit,ion was held 'at. then home of
Douglas Leach is holidaying with
relatives in Niagara Falls.
Miss Mary Lene, Mr. Carl Klein -
son, Toronto and F. 0, and Mrs. M.
G, Darvidle, Clinton were Easter
guests with Rev. A. and Mrs. Lane.
Mr, and Mrs; Archer Grewar, Kin-
loch and Kenneth were visitors at
the Sportsman's Show in London on
Easter Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 'Sinclair were
Raster visitors with 11'fr, and Mrs, J.
Rutledge.
Miss Leola Densmore of Toronto ;
with her parents Mr. and Mrs, A.
Densmore,
Foree'st Whtttard of Dublin, with ;
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wihit
turd.
Mrs. Alma Pinkney of Seaforth,
with her mother Mrs. L. Jermyn,
Miss Jane Brecdin of Toronto is
holdiaying with friend's here.
Mess Glenna Stephens of Water -
down is home for the Easter holo•
detys with her parents Dr, R. W.
and Mrs. Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Rutledge and
children of Welland, and Mr, and
Mrs, Jack Dennison of Orrillia with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rutledge,
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Rutledge of Port
Huron with the formers, parents
Me, and Mrs. J. Rutledge,
Mr. Donald Aldworth, Sarnia, with
his parents Mr, and Mrs. W. L, All -
worth:,
Mrs. Wm. Mitchell and daughter
Winnie, Windsor. spent Easter at
their home here,
Mrs. D, A. Rein and daughter Jane
were vlal•tors in Toronto last week;
they were aocomupanied home Fri -
clay by Dr, and Mrs•, A. W. Spence.
Ml's, IL Sullivan, who underwent
an operation in Kitchener on Thurs-
day of last week is reported to be
retaking a satisfmctory recovery,
MTs. Andrew Lane and Gordon
Lane. are visiting in Toronto this
week,
Mr, and Mrs, Jacic Murphy of
Guelph spent Easter Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Lake,
Miss Lillian Lake is spending a
few days in Guelph,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerney were
visitors over the holiday with Mr.
and Mrs, Walter Porter of Whitby,
Miss Nellie Jardine of Hornby, and
Mr, and Mrs, J. T. Harvey and Judy
of Toronto and Frank Scott of
Wallacehnrg were blaster visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Scott.
Master visitors at the home of John
and Mos, Speh' were Tien .and Mrs,
Speii', Diane and John of Stmeoe rind
Miss Helen Speir of Toronto,
St. John's Guilt;
The Ladies' Guild of St, John's,
held their regular monthly meeting
in the palest hall on Tuesday, March
20th, Tile attendance was just tair,
owing to poor weather and sickness.
The meeting opened with a hymn
and scripture reading and prayers in
unison, The minutes'*.e1 the pre-
vious meeting were read by the sec-
retary. Mrs, Wm. Fischer and a-
cl:opted. Some correspondence 7754
road from sick and bereaved. Dues
were collected. Get well mesoagee
to be sent to tiu'ee members and a
7yh5n:lt You" message to a country
member for a very fine cash donat-
ion. Business included the buying
of flowers for Paster a.nd paying
for son(; boolfs pui-oossed, tom the
(,'heir„ Ai'tiolo. on. Faith, taken froth
the brides parents, Mfrs. Ttetdsall the Living Mesage,,was read by'•Mir , House and barn "rtc to eellr•.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE —
Alfalfa Seed.
Tamps Ireland
WANTED —
Girl to do Housework,
Apply to Mrs, R. S. Warwick,
Phone 58r12.
FORSAL= —
Ajax Seed Oats, also mixed hay
Chas. Hausuld, Ethel Phone 22r1
FOR SALE -
9 chunks pigs, also Western Saddle
in good condition. Apply to
Don. Fraser Phone 17r19
WANTED —
One coal. burning brooder stove
and equipment,
Graham Work Phone 21r18
FOR SALE —
i No. 16 teLaval Electric Cream
Separator, will ,sell with or without
motor. Apply to
Jack Alcock Phone 4er18,
FOR SALE — ` —
1 5 young sows, due April 15th.
14 chunks, average,45 lbs,
One sow and litter ready to wean.
Graham Work Phone 21r18
FOR SALE —
About 35 bushels of six rowed barley
from good regisistered seed for feed
or seed. apply to
W. L. McQuarrie
Lot 12, Con, •4, Grey ;Twp.
•
NOTICE —
Violins and Guitars repaired and
put in proper condition, also strings
pegs, bridges and other accessories
kept do stock.
W. J. Procter Brusels, Phone 77r13
WANTED —
Man for steady travel among ctinsum-
ers in Huron County. Permanent con-
nection with large manufacturer.
Only reliable hustlers considered.
Write Rayleigh's Dept. ML -C-152, 131,
Montreal.
FOR SALE -
1 dump rake; 1 walking plow; set
of slieghs; 1 steel wagon with box;
set of harness; 4 section drag
harrows; 70 ft. of garden hose and
a hay knife,
Claire Moir, Brussels,
FOR SALE —
Lletowel, Intersection 23-86 Brick
house 33 x 55 built 1948,. Living
room, kitchen, 3 bed rooms, bath,
garage, attic, double lot. A good
lot on which to build for a business.
Robert McCourt, Listowel.
FOR SALE —
8 room house, 3-pieoe bath hot and
cold running water, hydro, new
drilled well, ,barn 30 x 50, double
deck hen house 20 x 40, and 6 mores
of land. Apply to Stanley Wilson
in the Village of Ethel.
Phone Brussels 85r18.
FEMALE HELP WANTED —
We have an excellent opportunity
for a capable woman to earn good
money, Very pleasant work. Hours
to Suit, Par an Ossa blot not
essential. If interested write to
M. E, Stock, 78 Duchess Ave, Kitoh-
ener, Ont.
FOR SALE —
Clinton, Beaver, Ajax Oats, Red
Clover, Alte.lfa and Timothy. Seed,
10 ton of hay in mow,
1 Model A Ford Sedan with less
then 20,000 on speedomneter,
1 Model A Ford Motor with governors
and belt pulley.
1 homemade tractor. Truck muitor
transmission and rear end,
George Michie Phone 15r18
MALE HELP WANTED —
SALESMEN — Full time. Aro ex-
panding
xpanding our Sales Force. New Men
given training, To all former can
v5ssers we can show you a position
which pays the best. Fruit trees
etc., and ornamentals growing in
demand. Every home owner a Pro-
spect. Good territories open, ear a
neeoeeity. Top commission ` paid
weekly. ReIationehip with staff on
the human side. Write immediately
to THE
CARADOC NURSERY COMPANY
S'RRATHIROY- ____.___..TOntario.
HOUSES FOR SALE —
Horse with barn, garage and 2
acrep of lend, priced to sell.
Rouse with good barn and 1 sore
of land, a real buy.
Large brick •ltorise and good barn,
a lovely! home
Horlee and small, acreage, priced
FOR SALE
1 1 Ayrshire heifer, springing.
Phone 101xr. ■■a M 1 Pro fl fableDa r
yCo
FOR BALE — I 1 Moro Essential Now Than Ever
]Say Gelding, 5 years old, '
&lake Bros, Phone 42x9.
FOR SALE —
1 eight year old Gelding. 1300 lbs.,
a
Melvin Jermyn Phone 53r12
sound and reliable,
FOR RENT --
Two Storey Apartment Immediate
possession,
Phone 12 Brussels,
TO RENT —
Farm for pasture, for particulars
Phone 89r23 Brussels. Mrs, Telford
Sellers, R. R. 2 Bluevale, Out,
FOR SALE.—
Part Durham and Holstein Cow
due first of April,
Geo, Cardiff Phone 42021
FOR SALE
A colony house with oil stove, can
be Seen at Ken. Tyemnan's..
Phone 25r8 Brussels,
FOR SALE —
2 young Thirteen oosws, 'springing,
1 young Durham cow, fresh.
1 Holstein cow, springing.
Dan, McKinnon Phone 247,12
FOR SALE -^_
Irl,
2 bunches' of pigs, ready to wean,
also saw with libtar of 8 pigs, 4
weeks old, Apply,to
Joe Holmes Phone 15r5
FOR SALE
Good used steel, lumber and
timber.
Apply to 7, C. Lamont, Ethel, Ont.
Phone Brussels 86r13,
FOR SALE —
There are good values in Bray
Chicks, Prompt shipment dayolds,
started, various breeds and crosses
All signs point. to good markets late
summer -fall. Ask us for our prices,
Win. Glen Bray, Ethel.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of WILLIAM HUMPH -
RIES late of the Village of Walton
In the County of Huron, Merchant,
who died on or., about the Twenty-
seventh day of February, 1951, are
notified to send' to the undersigned
on ;or about the Eleventh day of
April, 1961 full partioulars of their
claims in writing. Immediately after
the eleventh di3.y of April, 1951, the
assets of the Testator will be dilate -
bitted amongst the panties entitled
thereto having regard only to claims
of which the Exeoutons shall then
have notice.
Dated this 2411 day of March,
A. D, 1951.
CR_9,WFORD & HETHERINGTON
Barrister and etc,
Brussels, Ontario
Solleitors for the Executors,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons 'having claims against
the estate of MARY ANNE SMILLIE
late of the Village of Walton i0 the
County of Huron, Spinster, who died
on or about the First day of Feb-
ruary, 1951 are notified_ to send to
the undeesign5d on or about the
fourth day of April, 1851, full par-
t?colean el their claim in writing.
Tmunedtately atter the, fourth day of
April, 1951 the a.asetg of the Testatrix
will be distributed amongst the
Deities entitled tihereto having re-
gard only 'to claims of which the
Executors shall then have notice.
Dated this Twentieth clay of March,
A. D. 1951.
CRAWFORD & HETHEERINGTON
Barrister and etc.
Brussels, Ontario
Soltciti>rs for the Executors,
ATTENTION FARMERS --
We will be pleased to pick up dead
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest prevailing prices: For ire
mediate service telephone collect —
Brlussels 85-r..12, Listowel 650-r-2,
or Elmira 564
Gordon. Young (Elmira) Ltd.
Renfrew Cream
Separators and INilkera. •
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders.
Lime and i Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver ..Tractere;_
both wheel tractors and crawlers.,
Plows, Mica, • Spreaders.
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage tipsters and
Hannmer
We BIN, dye repairs. 1 for
Oliver . oc sMitt . irtiketelii.
MORit1' "F,.& WRIGHT
rs fie"
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'dial' i'0iB`tt_.iliM%l, sir!
Due to yarn of ceCietnof and grewing ref crops tis son baM.mae
depleted of many necemrry mineratp, etc„ eou.oseestly smey ,talo. de,
not contain adsquat• nutritive value+
This to one teaeon for the ned of
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supplementary gods to make a pro-
perly bslmccd radon lot dairy sows.
You can't gat udnt without fsad,
Js c1!5 w The mon a cow will sat the more
l(, l 6La1 feed mutat
bo properlydbahunced and sop the
I ...•eo.. ,. ..enry r.,np necessary,amounts of vitamins tad
minerals as well es proteins and cu'-
bobydrate.,
To make more money, k..p lair
well bred cows and teed thea. to .he
limn with Blarchtord's Darty Meal
which is very palatable, confabs
abundant quantities of Old dos area.
;dal viteminknolascals and L do met
.coaominl feed you can b.y.
For Sale by, •
DAIRY may
N
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OM TM.
Ethel Produce
Phone 22-r-10
1
McNeil's Shell Service
Saellebricatton
Gsminl Repair
Shell Hteusehoid and Snell Petroleum Produce*
Livestock Spray Parts ant AaoisearIss
,!''hone 77-r-6
Brussels, Ong,
AUSTIN SALES AND SERVICE
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
I am now `equipped to pump out your tl.
Septic Tank, also do all other ,kinds of
pumping, such as flooded cellars etc.
IRVIN COXAN
Phone 75r4 Milverton, Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Wiliam St, Phone 4. Brassoi Oat
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
Ttsigioae PHYSICIAN5 and SURGEON
— Brussels. Ont.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eves Examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Main Street.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick SL, WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tuesday.
Phone Wingham 770 & 5, Kincardine 21.
Evenings by appointment.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
Specializing LiSTOWEL, ONT.
Spe nig in Eye Exlaialination and ibiue Pitting of Glum
Office in Listowel Clinic Building
Hairs: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday p.m
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9,3S.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 534.
KI i7"
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Phone 65 N• o extra charge for Use of 'Funeral Heasa.
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer.
ALBERT CARDIFF .
Agent for HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE /NSU1RANCE C13.
bINK Qur rates are lower.
Phone 21-r-4 Brussels, OisL
SELWYN BAKER
Agent fer — Hartford Wmd Insurance
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
Icer further particulars -- Phone Brussels 434.111). 1
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Chas. T. Davidson
1" INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
i'Irone Office 96
"_ Brunets, Osst.
n: A. Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AIWA/LANCE 5ERVICE
Licensed sed Funeral Director ' and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or8S - BRUSSELS. ONT.
Dennis Duquette
Phase 5i4-.18 Ii. R. 4 Brandi
Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County t'
No Sale too Blit-- None too Small
Ham employed an experienced adsistairt for the Mg Oast
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
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