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alis. Orae' at,.wart Is vtsit.int
a fl..'_y,"ar tit. Catharines.
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ilia. Millie Grawar ep, tiding u
la. ai , brcetn 1t w day in Owen Sound.
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-D,t l4h1, .t all tat•
el • a 1 :1 1 va Harry Club eon who
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The Arid" u,'.t'n:: of the 1a'oulen's le,v, beimin Florida for the 11'1 five
[ t 0+sday.
bete
)tI •1,11m. Soel,ty w1 15,41 ,4t tlo o.ontit, atoned hour,
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home of 1Mtra. Fred Stnaleton wjth
an attend n e of len. The pts idem, Mr. awl lbs. Earl R'hiteiri of St.
Mrs. Seines -le M,seed the net tine (alh:udu0 were 1•i :tors will Mr
with the i,,11 te, w,er:hap. 1 }(}11111 :,041 Mrs. Ren Whittat'd,
tt t. sen„ followed try t Preset' by
Mr. and 11':. (1010 Ilaelcer return -
t he Lader lie's. 'a eleven
and
Evans d .11,1110 un 'rtu.dny from a three
SL :. r:1 vin On read pee s,1g"a tumult 1•t.'at 10 Florida.
I et. series u•e from Sr. Mettler W. T11.0*
au'ontes w .re rent 1,Vth,:' t '11) Me:: harts J01111.0011 won the
wh 111,4,call d U1 r"11 W11.101-1 was first prize in lief' piano (lase, in
ets•tai evening was held recently
in the school at S. S. No. 4 to hon.
imr. Mr. and Stirs. Hugh Hem of
i;adstrill. Mis. Ted McCreath read
a suitable address and the newly-
weds were presented with a shower
;)f beautiful and useful 'gifts. Mimic.
for dancing was• supplied by the
Wilbee o'rltestra, and by Edward
Thompson,
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Sunday
April 29th, 1951
of4.worod will on .to,als sayinas
l,,einnlnr with 1 ant 111 t.tge- which there were 11 entries. with a
.mre were nudefor tit May meet. 1ti_1h mark of Ss 51 tete Ooderich
ma to be Reid at the home ni Mrs. Musical Festival.
The W0111 ..•t-<1" * *
it. H. 11 rilnit:tl cj.
was (boson for the to (•411, The
n1l'e••ina was received lye the tress
rarer. and the til•tnks of several.
ret •,ivjrt cards, was enuveyed by
<oute of the menders. Ma's. Alex
stet_, nreee,ttt--tl the tonic and tete
.e.etire ,eose(1 with the Singing of
•
.. , t see prayer by the president. :
eeelt er served and a ane gal time
, 45,5•,3. •
11 r. teed MI's, Wesley McEac•h ern,
\er. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Me-
eh.tat :,rad daughter Jauie, H amil-
>�1 55:•r, 'Je.re to help celebrate the
alt wteeline, annrirersa17 of Mr.
:tea Mt:. Peter Ratter. '415•. David
Brown. Mlonkten. a fernier resident,
also was •a11son.g the guest- and vise
!eel fee a few days with friends ]fere.
11r. and Sirs. Glen Hunter. St.
Themes. were Sunday v1sitors with
lir, Harvey Hunter.
Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Noble. Guelph.
were week -end visitors at tete home
of Mrs.. .Tas. Noble.
:lir. and Mrs. ,Toht •reagel, Ros-
ro111n,1, 'Mich., visited over Sunday
:at the Roane of Mr, and Mrs, Mac
Engel.
Sirs. H. Oorsalitz, Ethel. spent a
few deye last week with her sister,
Mrs. Lynn Evans.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1i1 p`rettis Maine Olathe a;;alusi
the estate of Chester W. ttinttnh
late of tiie Township ;Morris in the
ti•,.unt,v of Huron, Farmer, who died
on or about the 14th dtry of Fele
Cleary, A. D., 1951, are notified to 1
a tut to the nnderatgited on or be-
fore the 18th dsy of April, A, De 1951.
Tull .particulars of their claims in
wr'tints. Immediately ratter the said
11 h tiny of April the assets of the
said testator will he distributed a-
mongst the parties entitled thereto,
Meting. regard only to Claims of
wltirh the executrix shall then have
native,
Dated this 20th day of March,
air. and Sirs. Pearson Young and i
Miss Susan of Stratford are visiting 3
this week with her Parents Mr. and
Mrs, Sant Davison.
* * *
Mrs. Alfred Ranker is spending a
week at home. intending to return
to London for more treatments. Site
is a(•rntnpanied by Mrs, Arnett.
* * >.1
Mrs. Marlon Longley of Toronto,
who took the services et Wiughlun
and Brucefield Churches last Sun-
day spent a few' clays with her
aunt Mrs. R. ,T, Hoover.
* * *
Miss Karen Bttsetltlin won .epe(41
mention flout the adjudicator F. Hal-
ton at the Goderieli Musical Festival.
for her exceptionally fine work as ac-
companist for many of the Mettle
mentalists.
* * *
Sir. and :firs. John Engel of Michi-
gan, 3Tr. and Mrs. S. E. Rozell of
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Tinox and Jimmie and Donna of New
Hamburg; 111r. Will Rozell of God
erioh, were week -end visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Manning
* * *
Miss Mildred McNichol of Strat-
'nrrl Who came to Brussels, Tuesday
to attend the golden wedding anni-
versary of her aunt and uncle h•Ir,
and Mrs. Wm. Raelcer spent the rest
of the week here visiting relatives
and friends. .
* +k *
Four Generations — Mrs. Thomas
Ryan her daughter Mrs, Stanley
Ramsden (Bernadette) her dattgltter
Mrs. Sanies Lynskey (Helen) and
her dan•ghter Wendy Bernadette
Lynskey. Bernadette and family
motored front Toronto to visit her
Parente last week -end, •
FEMALE HELP WANTED —
We hare an excellent opportunity
for a capable woman to earn good
money. Very pleasant work. Hours
te Shit Car an asset but not
essential. if interested write to
M. R. Stock, 78 Duchess Ave, Kiteh•
-ner, Ont,
Don't take that crossing
S/i'tnd/olded
A. D. 1951.
CRAWFORT) & HECl'HERINGTON
Win iwhn
,m Ontario.
Solicitors for the executrix,
i
ETHEL
Tie f o:rl1 111,', thee of our C'iuh
Girl Stands 00 Guard met at the
Ito 1. , f ]Ir.,. 5.4 .41,111 o , i 41.14
! .y ev niui,. Ott 3445 to the bsol r 1354
ultr leader and v been et 5115 .mem
her= held the nit Ila: ,t
Canna T10. assistant leader Mr"
Mel Moab was 'n (115135e of 1114. 1114'01
iug at her home for uiu ',motet , r,.
For l'call call we 3450v a 10,4'5
IAstlkh Ilnio and n truffle rule whiche
we have learnt. The 5t t I last'} read
the minutes of the third tip -Ming.
Airs.
SL's McIntosh *ave an account on
In1•u1 elle enemies and flee". alias
Lena Noble rtar.stored num, gave a
dninottsh'atin4) on how to put 5.11,=^t:
'on beds and ether blankets as in
r e
9 �
r ntd
•, lune t rt t
rs 1
the 17 iL
1
as patient whale Lona shrevca 'hew
ter hath and ele:nl tr 511 ,f entree,'
7 -Tow to take blankets away 11'005
Waaler 1105th patient without di:-
tnrbin;g them, Lens [lemon et
nn how• to bandage an arm. lea, eye.
finger and foot. The mSetjng 0104ed
lay •singint "0 Canada." L1'ntrh was
Set'ved by lila hostess aeaOite11 by
Helen Knight ar+.l Elaine Kern^g1121,-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
:111 persons having claims against
the estate of Annie Smith late of the
Township of Grey in the County of
Huron. Widow, who died on or about
the twenty-third day of March, 1951,
are notified to send to .the under-
signed on or before the 18th day of
April, 1951, 1,5413 particulars of their
(-Mime in waiting. Immediately after
the 18th day of April, 1951, the Res-
ets of the Testatrix will be dis-
tribute(' amongst the parties entitl-
ed thereto having regard only to
claims of witch the executors shall
then have notice.
Tirnssels. Ontario,
Dated this 20th (lay of 'larch.
A D. 1951.
('RAWFORD & HEE,THERiNGTON
Brussels. Ontario.
Snlioito's for the Executors.
AYRSHIRE CONSIGNMENT SALE
We the breeders of Stml.coe County
end distniet are holding an Ayrshire
Consignment Sale at the Fair
Grounds.
in Barrie on April 25th at 1 P. M.
Included in this sale.are 17 milkers
or springing cows, 14 bred or open
heifers. 2 Tr, heifer 'calves and 4
bulls, •
All cattle are fully accredited,
blood tested or vacinated.
Any one 1vlisltdng catalogues write
Gordon Strath, Secretary FFmlvale,
Ont,
R, 0, Biggs, Prop.
W. S. O'Neal, Anotloueer,
Den:Geld, Out,
;'\1t 30ttM iVffMORIAL SHOD'
fernous for
A,rti�tic Memorials
nnah!e rri.7"
,'•e•� a 1:.r.r14 stock in choicest
:..,_ y., r•hOI5 frets,
14fecilalr"
' lift ,-,n.?r,•n r„grhh!Ary
H. A. SPoTi' itat
• ;'hone 256 -- W tnghotn, n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of WILLIAM HUMPH
RTES 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. 1951 full particulars of their
claims do writing. Immediately after
the eleventh day of April, 1951, the
assets of the Testator will be distri-
buted amongst the parties entitled
thereto having regard only to claims
of which the Executors shall then
have notice.
Dated this 24th day of March,
A. D. 1951.
CRAWFORD & HETHD+RINGTON
Barrister and etc.
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors,
The A,Pril meeting of the 1V. JT, S.
and W..1. of the Unified Church was
held at the home of Mrs. Oen. Pear•
sort with 10 members. and 1 visitor
present. The 41•oehip s er1-ice was
onndnteted by Mrs It .McTaggart,
Hymn 2453 leas used and the scrip•
tune les;'on teas taken from Mark 10
17-22. Prayer was offered by Mrs.
J. T. Pearson.
Minutes of last meeting were
adopted as react. The president tool(
(-barge of the business 34eriod. it was
desjdiel to have it announced on
Sunday that clothing for the bale
could be left in the ebureh. A box
will be lett in the Fast entrance to
receive it. I
Mrs, J. T. Pearson and Mrs. Ames
were appointed delegates to attend
the Presbyterial to be held in Exeter
nn April 27115.
Mrs, Pearson has received a
letter acknowledging receipt of $5.00
for bale.
The Easter Thank -offering was
then taken.
Mrs, Antes had charge of tate
study period,
Mrs, Andrew Bremner inrllted the
society to her home for the May
meeting. Meeting was closed by
singing Hymn 358.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Joe
Pearson. Mrs, E, McTaggart and the
1aoeteae,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
A11 persons haying eladms against
the estate of Neil McNair, late of the
Township of Grey, in. the County of
Huron., Farmer, deceased, who died
on the 23rd of September, 1960, are
required to send paa,tbotulaes blrereof
to the adanini(stretnix on or before
the first day of May, 1951, after
which date the estate Will be dis-
tributed having regard only to the
claims of which the adminLsrtma
}rix shall then have notice,
Dated at Preston, Ontario, this
4•th day of Apriil, 1961.
AGNES MGNAIR, Administratrix,
he PEARSON & FLYNN, 172 King
street, Preston. Ontario,
FOR SAL. —
1 Grade Aysdtire Heifer, rising 2
years old, 1 Purebred AYt'sbire
Heifer, rising 2 yrs. old, date to
freshen Oct, 14. 1, Purebred Gum.
say I-Ieifer, rising 2 yrs. old, due t0
freshen July 14th, Apply to
J. C, Long, Brussels, Ont.
WALTON
Wednesday, April 18th, 1951.
main
Why do
contoor
plow?
Pt/
k
By plowing around n hill rather
tIt• than up and down, small dams
y instead of pulleys are created by
•the furrows. These hold the topsoil
back during rains and spring thaws.
Crop increases of 20% to 3011; have
been recycled the first year after
contour plowing. It takes almo
tin1h of0
years for nature to proclued one
topsoil.
Nature Unspoiled
YOURS TO PROTECT 44-- YOURS TO ENJOY
THE CARL WATEp
ER
LOO, aria
LIMITED
2-26
McNiltop 't'ow'nship. one front James
Hogg and the other from James
Brewster.
Mrs. Roy Bennett, who has been
a patient, 10 Clinton hospital for
some weeks. is reported improving
slowly and is expected home seen.
Oto Friday everting, April 13Mt, the
organization needing of the spring
homemaking club project took place
at bite home of Mrs. P. Holman. The
name of this club is "-i'lle Club Girl
Stands On Guard."
The election of officers was as
follows :
President Leona Johnston
Sec.-Treas. Flora Turnbull
Press 'Reports, Brussels Helen
Johnston, Setufont1t, 14Tattgaret. Mc
Arthur,
Everyone was to think of a .ante
for aur club and we would select it
at the next meeting, Leena Johnston
is to bring the treat.
The next meeting will he held at
the hone of oar leader Mrs, W. J.
T3un1pbrles on Thursday evening,
April 19911,
We are to bring the notes of our
meeting to be held as the roll can,
The pamphlets, books and objectives
of 011e 01111) were discussed.
Km Holman treated ns to cook-
ies, amt cake and the meeting was
adiourned,
Kelley Dalton, boundary east, has
lit -night two 100 -acre rams on cora, 8,
BL UEVALE
lit rentals : Mrs, Elsie Lamont,
attended the annual synodical utet t-
ing in Sarnia, of the W. M. S. of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada. S111'
was a delegate from the local WW'.U,S.
auxiliary. '511r. and Mrs. Albert
Garrey, Sarnia, and George Thom-
son, Toronto, 'with their parents,
Mr. and IM's, George T. Thomson; 1
James Brishin, 13e4leville, with Dr,
and Mals. MacDonald. 1lrs. Brlshin
and son. David, returned home with
him after a week's visit; Mrs. John
Hall has reamed home after
s3ensiSI1 the . winter with her
daughter, Mrs. James Masters and
family of Alsia Craig; Miss Marion
Felker has completed hoc cannier -
vial course at the Wingham High
School and has accepted a position
at the Bluevale creamery; Norman
Oahm, Dublin, with lir, and Mrs
Prod
Elliott..
FREDERICK F. HOM TH
Phm. B., R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R. 0.
Mrs. H. Viola Homuth R. 1)
Registered Optometrist,
''hone 118 Harristort f?-'
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements
will he held on the South Half of
Lot 5, Coal. 2, Morris Twp.,
North of Stone School
SATURDAY, APRIL 21st
Commencing at 1 P, M., as follows:
Cattle
2 Hereford rows, 4 years old, due in
11sy.
1 Black c^mv, 4 years old, dote date of
sale
1 Hereford Heifer. 2 years old, fresh
1 Clow, 8 years old. due last of Juno
1 Cow, 2 years old, not in calf
8 Steers. rising 2 years old
1 Heifer, rising 2 years old
1 Heifer Calf, l ydar old
5 Heifer Calves, 1 year old in June
1 Steer Calf, 1 year aid in June
2 Selene Oalves. 2 Weeks. old.
Implements
1 Wood's milker (like new)
I 1 C'l'ue V. A. Tractor
1 M. H. '2 -furrow tractor plow
1 Case rubber -tired wagon
2 serttnn spring tooth 'harrows
3 141Cenrnliek-Deering hay loader
1 McCormick side rake
1 ShccConmdck,Deening binder, 6 bt.
1 MCCotmlick-Deming fertilizer dell,
(11 disc).
45 section drag harrows
1 hay rank (sliding)
1 M. TT. manure spreader
1 Snring-tenth cultivator
1 Fr„st R' Wond mower, 5 ft.
1 set Renfrew se11,es, 2090 lbs.
1 Pennine mill
set 140111115 harness
1 tet simile harness
1 Reach range, coal or wood
1 Jonesway oil burner brooder stove
511 implements in the hest of Sha.Pe.
Stamp Household Furniture and outer
articles ton numerous to mention.
— Terms Cash —
Everything must be sold as the farm
Is rented,
Walter Jeffrey. Proprietor
Harold Jackson. Auctioneer
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers.
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders.
Lime and Fertilizer Soweto,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers an(:
Hammer Mill..
We a1150 ave repairs for
Oliver Coclrshutt Teodoro.
MORRITT & WRIGH1'
tntp4aIoeet Dealers Tor
SHPdar Implements
Telephone 4 and 98. Myth, Ont.
—....,._.,4.44-----4444""0
A GUIDE FOR FUTURE PARENTS
How ntralt will it cost to have a baby?
Flow Gan you cut down down on your
expentses7 These and other pro-
blems are answered in an attthortt-
adive article, "So You're Going t0
Have a Baby", an intriguing feature
b1 thbs Sunnlay's (A,pafll 22) issue 0113
Lie Amet'ioan Weekly, great maiga-
allIs IGYOLUSIVISLY with Detrolt
Sun clay Tjmt5s,
rfed
Nedilly
13y Roe Farms Service Dept
WW6
THIS LiTTER 15 NEVER SATISFIED,
DOC' THEY ALWAYS SEEM TO
BE HUNGRY.
IT'S NATURAL,
JIM. THE SOWS
MILK FALLS OFF
AFTER THREE.
WEEKS, YOU KNOW)
P15 STARTER
BUT 1 FED THE SOW A
600D RATION MONTHS
BEFORE FARROWING
TIME
THAT WAS 5OOD,
JIM YOU FED THE
PI65 I N6 DE THE SOW,
NOW YOU'VE 60T TO
HELP FEED THEM
OUTSIDE THE SOW.
SHE HA5 DONE MOST
OF HER JOB.
WHAT DO
YOU MEAN -
MOST OF
HER JOB,
DOC?
l7WON DO YOU REALIZE
JUST WHAT A STRAIN A
LITTER OF T1116 SIZE PUT5
ON A SOW. 's -
A SOWS MILK FLOW FALLS OFF JUST WHEN
HER LITTER NEEDS INCREASED FOOD, 50 YOU'VE
6OT TO SUPPLY THE EXTRA FOOD J
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OH, 011, OH -NOW I SEE. -
rHE IMPORTANCE OP
FEEDING ROE WONDERWEAN
PROM THE 3a` WEEK Olt. /
For fast- rugged growth
and easySelf=Weaning,
61art. your
pigs a¢ler
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ROE -
100 ��tssl
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East Huron Produce
BRUSSELSJOHN LAMONT
MON
ETHELCRIEFF
• F. HARRISON