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Reg. $1.98 Sale .98c
All f. a"%s9L Shorties
formerly $29.95 Sale $1 ,.95
Plaid. Skirts
12•2O, reg. $6.95 - $7.95 Sale $4.95
Blouses
's
$5.95 and up, short and long sleeves 1/2 price
All Long Coats
Women's and Misses' or Juniors Third C�
not previously advertised One
Millinery — 1/2 price
Cotton Wash Frocks
sizes 12 to 44, from $2.98 to $4.98
All Better Dresses
Drastically Reduced for this Sale.
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Where )your dollar buys mi” -z.,
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THE BRUSSF' POST
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All p t ett- havlt,ri claims against
the +'setts at the lite JOHN ARCHI-
P,\LD ST$li'AR'1' of the Township
of Grey in the County of litiron,
who died on or about the
26tlt .lay of April, 11151, are
notified to send to the undersigned
a nr before the 14th day of July.
1931. Poll particulars of their claims
writ•-,. Immediately after the
icnrtecnth day of July, 1951, the
• is of the Te.-tator will be
, t: i •• htte,-(1. hating regard only to
?this of which the Executors shall
'hyo have notice.
Dated this Twentieth day of June.
M. D. 1951.
CR:IWFORD-& HETHERTNGTON
Barrister and c.
BP1'osELS ONTARIO
Snitchers for the Rxecutnrs.
k'IYouriou host
- ir• tj��;� �.4.• o
�aquhraIn0ui11
.:Qu L T.I ARM.t'
For a plow with
plenty of brute
strength ... high
lift for easy turning
and transporting .. •
plus the extra clear-
ance necessary for
deep plowing in
trashy conditions,
you'll find a John
Deere Truss -Frame
Plow unsurpassed.
lis many features
make it a real leader
in two-, three-, and
four -bottom plow
value. See us for
full details ... soon.
Phone 5'
J,
Brussels, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
A11 p,n:- !tavh:c, cllaints against
r <ratr of the late WILLIAM
JOHN JACKT:IN of the Village of
in the County of Huron
v:i11 died or nr about the
24th day of May. 1951, are
notified to send to the undersigned
b -.fore the 14th day of July.
1971, foil particulars of their claims
1„
wittioc. Immediately after the
r„ t rnfll dny of Tilly. 1951, the
" the Teatatnr will he
1,, d
haying re^'ard only to
'e r which the Exer»tors shall
11'--- nntiee,
1' •? 'his Twentieth d'+v of June.
11 1151
('1' wrrtPf & HF,THERTNfiTON
Tiarrister and c.
"?RT-•SELg ONTARIO
c..^citors for the Eserntore.
rile
PAM Esseng .I
ST:,) 6a pm* c1 csilge vel
AIRY
pl.eMp tM.•. r..•L
iryC k•
Than Ever
areerke DL spm tris tail burns..a
ffoiso
hie cse octave%. gooey
smto�s.
to ass =foe ous reoud
s8
Mtcdta 511 4. i' rv+.
'lima wee qat ,,.'4octet food.
T1s aim a .coo
psi& you will ass. Sat sin fowl out
g,roptehy Codon. 4 Fad motes tbo
a, wary of as,a u of *mina sa4
odncreta co watt En rota. and on,
Eohydaexes
To casla mac* cnocaay, km}, eat*
well Laval sho
s a ,°a thffo.' a Mier owe et4 feed o1
wUZI is very polacablo, contd..
a6ae of guardal.a of en rias olaa..-
Oaf alcorac l pouf you onWO, La do owe
Fear &ado by
Ethel Produce
Phone 22 -r -1O
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the ,state of the late ALEXANDER
YUI L of the Village of Brus-
sels, in the County of Huron,
who died on or about the
31st day of Marcia, 1951, are
notified to send to the undersigned
on or before the 14th day of July,
1951, full particulars of their claims
in writing, immediately atter the
fourteenth day of July, 1951. the
assets of the Testator will be
distr:butted hating regard only to
claims of which the Executors shall
then have notice,
Dated this Twentieth day of June.
A. D. 1951.
CRAWFORD & HTL'1•HERTNGTON
Barrister and c.
T1RPSSELS ONTARIO
Snl1eilors for the Exerntnrs.
JR. LADIES SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
Clifford at Teeswater July L'
Hanover at Clifford July 6
Brussels at Clifford July b
Hanover at Teeswater July 9
Teeswater at Brussels ..,, .., July au
LADIES SENIOR SOFTBALL
Brussels at Goderich July 3
Brussels at Clinton July
Clinton vs. Brussels July 11
Brussels vs. Kincardine July I.
Glamis at Brussels July lc
-OR SALE -
Shre Siore and Repair Shop l.^.
:Sii,re is fled Bricks
mow od house adjoining,
r•,nnt ,t'artment above store.
Wi.N. Stock and repalT
n.• and buildings all for quick sale
priced at $4,500.00.
100 acre grass and wood farm,
-: , ,00 new U•eo� set, out.
•„ sell at $2200.00.
I. C. Long, Real Estate Ile t.
Brussels, Ont.
f1 n.1@ @egg' r ' C�
50 YOUR BIRDS ARE
HOME. ON THE RANGE,
JACK• HOW ARE.THEY
MAKING OUT?
i °ong@
NOT 50 BAD, 006.6UT
THERE'S A LOT MORE
TO THIS RANGE
13USINE55 THAN
MEET5THE EYE.
YOU BET THERE 15, JACK.
?ROPER HANDLING OF
BIRDS ON THE RANGE
MEAN5 PROFIT OR 1.055
IN THE LAYING PEN.
FLAMM
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Lorne 7l, )3onchnrd, A.R,C,A•
it lk '31 S
Wednesday. July 4th, 1961
Keystone
of ,Main Street
Where oil derricks dot the prairie a town's
sure to he building not far away.
The shacks of the drillers and roughnecks give
place to the homes of folks "come
to stay." The bank opens ..
In Canada's oil fields, it's probably a branch
of The Commerce, staffed by men
and women giving the kind of banking service
that is the keystone of community
progress -Commerce service.
Get to know your Commerce manager
and the men and women who work
with him. They're good people.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
"The Commerce"
•
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Hastings of 19 ,-)1 FAIRS and EXHiBITIUNS Sept,)„ngo ille
I,'b ai- •� ! i;.:, .' pi .H1 }. 1'dt 4� �'� I 2 t 1.1
Lr ,t6,
v
.t. e.. .r «.+ c ... .. t .y,.r wtro- lwllctay yt�rut;s a tL• . ....,. ;epi. sl. 2° ttrlllia
^ L . :n•al 11: J. tC. Fi: rht r alvinstLin Oct. 9, 10
.1aca,: ter • Oct. 1143
lti.,- Mary Lamont and Mrs. Elsie
Aug. :9 i0
'u are vh>itlug I his week at the 1; ;..•i
109-50A5
•
Sept. 18, 19
Sept. 6, 7
Aug. 16-18
Aug. 20-26
Oct, 22-26
Sept. 2749
Sept. 10, 11
Cot. 1, 2
11,10).111 Sept. 91
Aug. 20-25
Sept. 19, 20
I Plowing Match --
ty.
Woodstock Ort, 0-12
I• »t:.,.,.; Sept, 1.1-14
1
Aug. 21-93
„1 a Sept. 20-21
Sept. 20, 91Sept, 20, 91
t Sept. 25, 26
,• ;Norfolk County) Oct, 2-6
tat MarysOct. 2, 3
-,1Sept. 17-19
�,,•,�ht•n.• Sept. 27-29
crept, 25, 27
r•,; Sept. 7, 8
;Iter Oct. 2, 8
Sept. 19-21
Tiverton Oct. 1, 2
Toronto (C,N.E.) Aug• 24 -Sept, 9
r Toronto Royal Vin*
t
Fair .............................. Nov. 16-21
lV iltt • =nn (Christmas 11 Rrrt, 9 Fair) ...... Ort. 30. Nov. 1.
Rcpt. 17 r'nr n Sept. 27, 28
1 • •i P,• Rent. 19, o_n l „ _; , . Sept. 1116
s ,t. 1•l. Rept. 27. 2"_ Sept. 13, 14'
11,.,•.1 Sept. 17. 19 11„18er Oct. 5, 6
{!.silt Sept.
20-21! ,7' "t'1 t�trlt Aug. 23.25
t'", •,,t 1. 1t Sept. 14, 15 • r°••-'r•lt Sept, 24, 25
* * x
Dr, and We. txru.e of '1'ur.•1:..
\letting with friends here,
7lr, and firs, H. Dent spent the
tue.ir sun and
9.nt••Itter-in•law atTiverton.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rutledge visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack R.utiedge and
family at St. Cmrdtarhres,
* * e”
'Tr. ai•d Mrs. John Schultz of
•i,*- ••1.•letre- are visiting friends a-
• -•••'1 town.
*
line! Mt , A. Kerr former rest-
,T 114. of T rns•ris, their � m Ina Mrs
1 „,,t; ti sodo• nd rld'•lrert visit ed on
Si•ot'lrty at the home of Mr. and -airs
Wm.. Frans.
4t * *
Mr. and Mrs. 11'. F. 'Codd att:.ntl-
e l the WP.tsrlon Band Festival on
Sntnrday,
* * *
31r. Charles Thomas son of Mr
r Tra. 'Harold -linintt
y=. ho joint•
recrat;ly. ItIt Monday
for r •,•,•111+.1.
'1 • :,.t; Crow the Brussels Loon.,
. '..,, T',•. a•tt!
rd (I s B!t id arrnau-
''.t t1•: 4,,,r-den.111 Girls Banal to
+4P 1V•ttorlon T'er,�l ','4'v•,l nn R'Tt•
nt•d1ay.
* * \T *
1T,•. rnrl '- P. Dr''.
nr.t, S''ford
.ttnad
'r,c vioti 'l'
11.1., •.,
nvl 7,,, TT. Th..51.,1,
ITr. ', ^r1 \Tie. 1". Bn •rh11n at•trndr l
the Waterloo Rand Festival on Sat-
urdaT.
•t,......i,* 11,,111,•u• t'lk'ho 11n» been
„•t+ir',t in Tnrnn:to (1Rot,tal 1tnepltal
CO" rm•r wsPlr. hoe t•rtltrnrrl d,n br"
11 n01'.
4, 4, '4
, • .....t 1Trs. 1. TT. Kerr of Pat os•
I
lit. i1h:In. ware 114$4.114$4.1114:Withwet
air, •11,1 1G•, Tin. c Tnrt-ry of 1To1•rt
•r•. .. , . n•,.r
weok. err. Kerr is n
nr 1.1P t:a T . TT. Kerr.
former owner or the Rmttss.eis Post.
"Ti', Ttr ,r wnrlctui In the Post as an
annrrat,t rte, This is his fin,*visit to
1h*x r "illtitttlity in forty years,
, MttL 2729
nine of Alex and Mrs, Lamont, Bur- 1 h ,. Sept. 25. 26
Oct. 4, 5
Aurora June 9
ITts. Isabel Shoemaker. Kitchener,\ gnu Sept. 21, 22
a visitor with hes' cousin Mrs. I tyf:eid Sept, 26, 27
act Scutt,
is
ttept. 13.1,F
Beaverton ......,
h
l:ellevtlie
Ang. 11.111
Mr, and Mrs, Jack McDowell, Mrs. /11031.00k/11031.00k Sept. 14. le
Garside and ,air. David Fountain ilty'ti Sept. 13, 19
were holiday visitors ,+ith11,•s. G. a, ... - Sept, 28, 29
McDowell. net, 4-6
Ro-, 97- 28
.,.,.-•T .. _ R.ro• 25- 26
Can+ pQ 211
T.,1' head
Yt'i'amP1. AArthur... Aug 6-11
Sept, 7,
• , 1-..- v' -ors wit's neo. Maun.nt„-
\t,• :pial Mrs. Herb Mantrdnts
wry-. err. Herb Cunningham of Pal-
.. ,..,,•• .,” Itis-' Dorothy Cunning-
'• ••• ^f Toronto,
p Y 'c
O'hert Kennndy son of Mr, And
r.. t'. Tie'tnarly. was aw�arrlrd
sti,'rt' n't"l'1 In his clarinet rises
at 'he •Wvterlr•, :t mle."l Fre"9,-•11
.•, T 'bee+ with 60 marks,
• r,t9 ranee• in it -loss of 15
cn a•etantt. Miss Karen Br goblin
•••• hie acemmnaniat.
115, FLIES TO
• STEWARTS
Centre of attraction at the Stewart
reunion in Molt• worth Sunday was
Peter M. Stewart, 95, who flew
2,000 miles to .attend. I ,T.,,q.tn„
•t wet 11 native. he lives In
Canu'ose, alta, He was 95 oil Sat-
urday.
•. l,v 91::01- from
I:rintemtof to Toronto, .met cote
Parra the lrtp WW1 the nn:• nt'
oracle 72 years ago when he trent
':�i,r up a "claim" There
was no trans -Canada railway then.
Hr totmite!yed by rail, host and on
•t
• r'Chicago and Rt. Paul to
"•1 1' ,ar Neenawa.
l-itr he retnrne'1 111
Ctiffnrd
r ;ill lin gwood *
h e-dlester
T1- ,v1 s'
il'asden
irrambn
T1',trr•a'llrr•1
Dundalk
Dnmga.nnon
Elmira ,
Sept. 19, 20
Sept. 27.29
Oct. 3
Sept, -z4
Aug. 29.30
Sept. 26. 27
Sept. 4.6
Sept. 10, 14
Sept. 27
Ex.))
er Fair
rJ;;, nest
411
,.; Sitio
ri,,n•to net 5. 0
Cl'a»rl Vibe.- net. 6. 6
FT^no•rr ..... , stent. 17. 12
Cont. 26, 27
.. Sept, 6. 7
Rent, 4. 0
Sent. 19, 14
net, 1-6
''ert 77. 29
Solt. 24-29
cent. 19.2"
. _ Sent. 11 12
;h ,inti mowed Janet
•a••n. B'lr1c in Neepawa their
h,.'ra soon WAR known' as illi:
n •nhnog TTome” beiranse of their
hnomi:haltty to eaatsrnet's settling in
thr wt'st, Mi,s, Stewart died in 1942.
Sept. 24, 25
• -1-, 11" .'irn Fair) Sent. 10-1.5
T.rrknnv Sent. 25. 20
Ma rkil Ian Ort. 4-r,
"•TP Prowl
lY.:1•7111,.
Ort. 9, 6
Rent. 17, 16
Sept. 25. 2(1
..nn,, 15.17
Sept. 26
M'mn' Fnt•rct . •-
'.Tunny ....
Nen sbndt Sept. 14. 15
New Hamburg Sent 14, 19
pry 47.0 A.'t7F,"'
tr T:,•„o•r•nrn Vannan was host-
-
,embers of the school
F 1+ P • r 1
,Intl the Musiral Festival
^1”
and the'r w1TPS and
' • n m•r-nuptial party in
r lnas Edwin Walsh, R.M.T.
of music, for schools
-,r w •,1111 East Wawannsh town -
shin.. ohne marriage was to take
11 -en Saturday. A pieaaant
silent with oarda and
-"nes eombleted by. Mrs, T.. Wight-
•.• was nraccntpd
nr r•reatol randelnhra and
Ti CmtltPe. ehwdrmam
r„pfi1al Board, read an ad -
,e4 rt .T, 'a?elaforray prest-
lrnt or the crhnnl Board, made the
rti.p ern1„+tern The hostess served
N.,' n'rrto assisted by the corn-
1041.1.r -
YE5, JACK. A GOOD RANGE
15 MIGHTY IMPORTANT-`
A 0002 GROWING MASH
15 JUST A5 IMPORTANT.
50 DON'T FORGET TO U5E
ROE VITA -GROW.
I'M ONE. UPON
YOU THERE,
DOC. 1 ALWAYS
USE.1/174-6ROW.
By Roe Farms Service Dept
Two Ways loBigger Egg Profits
A GOOD RANGE
RANGE' Y010P1/1.14 '440 OLD
h'EN5 SEPAR.47ELY
2• oPhiv ave TERS•,4744Y/✓G//7
P N-,o/CK/N6
a WATC- Pok, coecw/oS/
cot•It'LETEI9,.
GROWING iMA5H
East Huron Produce '
BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
M0NCRIEl:S