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Wednesday, October 31st
OPEN
for the Seaforth Lions
Club Hallowe'en Frolic
S.eaforth Community Centre
Prize draw
Games of Chance
Entertainment
• • Dance
The Wingham District High School
Board
Offer the following classes in night school
(provided the required number enrol)
1. BASIC ENGLISH FOR NEW CANADIANS
(no fee required)
2. SHOP, WOODWORKING, PLASTIC and METALWORK
3. SEWING
0. PUBLIC SPEAKING
5. COMMERCIAL WORK (TYPING and BOOKEEPING)
HOBBYCRAFTS, LEATHERCRAFT and SHELLGRAFT
FEE - $5.00
ENROLMENT AND PAYMENT OF FEE
Wednesday evening at 7.30, November 7th, 195i.
Classes will begin at 8.00 the same evening.
Applicants are requested to notify W. 5. Hall, Principal, or to
telephone the Wingham District High School (Wingham 128),
if at all possible. The number in each class is limited, and appiicat-
between 9.00 a. m. and 4.30 p. m. previous to the date of enrolment
ions will be accepted in the order in which those interested apply:
Complete
DISPERSAL SALE
At Farm of Alex Sparks
4th Concession, Goderich Township
3 miles north of Bayfield, 8 miles
west of Clinton, 10 miles south of
Gederjch, on
TUESDAY, 'OCTOBER 30th
At 1 P. M. Sharp
Cattle
55 head including: Hereford cow,
d, yrs. old, due sale day; Purebred
Dunham heifer, due Jan.; Purebred
Hereford crow, with heifer calf at
foot; 3 Holstein heifers, to freshen:
S cows due to freshen or milking.
Horses
One bay mare; one good black
snare. Number of other items.
Young Cattle
Ten 2 yr. old heifers. ohoice quality;
4 two year old. sheers; 8 calves,
:around 500 Its.: 10 yearling heifers:
3 yearling steers; seven Oat heifers
and steers 1 purebred Hereford
'Bull 114 years old; above- cattle are
mostly Hereford and Durihalne, all
are of good qua;Mty and in gond non -
11iE f3iRC1a.5FL 5 Pi�ST
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS There is No Substitute
for
Service
All persons leaving claims agait10t
the estate of MARIAN MANNERS
late 00 the Village of Brussels in
'be. Cawley of Bluron, Widow, who
died one or about the Seventeen'tih
day of April, A. D. 1950, are notified
to send to the nndereigned on or
about the seventh any of November,
1951, full particulars of their claims
in writing, Immediately thereafter
the assets of the estate, will he dis-
tribn;ted amongst the parties en-
titied thereto halving regard ouly
for claims which the Executor
Ghali than have. notice.
Dated this 17th day of Oetoher,
1951,
CCRAWFORD & H1:TT-TERTNGTON
AarrilIter & 0.
3r0011eie Ontario.
Solicitors for the Exenmtor
dition.
1351 Mercury Pick-up Truck, 4000
miles,
Remember Date Oct. 30. Everything
Must be Sold. Come Early.
TERMS CASH
Evan Sparks, Prop.
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE -
Sprayed Northern Spy Apples.
Allan Searle Phone 18r4 Brussels
FOR SALE -
Gas Engine. Apply at
K. Forbes. Phone 40x Brussels.
1
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS LIST
Voters' Lists, Township of Morris
County of Huron
NOTICE is hereby given that I have
complied with Section 8 of the Voters'
List Act. and that I have posted up
in my orfice on the 22nd day of Oc-
FOR SALE -
Soft maple and lam tops. Most
wood for the money.
James Stevenson Phone 60r4
FOR SALE
4 Dunham Steers. about 750 lbs•,
etch, Torrance Dundas, Walton.
Phone Brussels 90r5.
HOUSE FOR SALE -
Rouse and lot ou Mechanic Street.
Brussels, Apply to F, 3, Martin
R,R, 2 Blyth Phone 17113,
FOR SALE -
Registered Aberdeen Angus Bull.
1 year old,
Graeme McDonald Phone 43r11
FOR SALE--
Singer
ALE-Singer Sewing Machine. 2 yrs, old.
Drop head Perfect. AP1hly to
Mass, L. 5 r5xmam Phone 107x2
FOR SALE -
200 Rhode Island Red Pullets, last
started to lay. Apply at the
Walter Rose Poultry Farm.
Phone 50x Baahssels.
FOR SALE -
Columbia Rock Pullets, laying.
514 months old. raised from extra
profit chicks, -
Ml's, Mervyn McCauley.
WANTED-
Pnaatical nurse for Nursing Home {
tribes, 1951, the list of all persons en -
tiled to vote in the sand Mmntotl)al-
t'v at Mnnioipai elections and that
the list remains there for inspection,
and T call upon all voters to take Im-
mediate proceedligs to have any er-
r,1rs or omissions corrected, accord-
ele to law, the last clay of appeal be-
ing the •5th day of November, 1931.
^,'ol thus 11th ds. of October.
1151,
,lu cl a.T \RTTN. CT,t+1RTC
ne see Township of Morris.
USED CARS
1-1950 Dodge Custom Sedan,
Radio and Heater. Low mileage
1 - 1950 Ford, Two Tone Sedan n
1-1949 Oldsmobile Sedan with built
in Radio - air conditioning
1 - 1949 Chevrolet Coach
1 • ' 1949 Chevrolet Coach
USED TRUCKS
1946 Ford 3 tors with racks
NEW CARS
New Chevrolet Standard Coach
New Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan
New Oldsmobile Deluxe Sedan
Rivrsidf , tors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
VOTE
John Wo llanra
to Wingham.
John MclOay. Phone 103 Wingham
LIVESTOCK WAN'rEta -
FRlEE THERMOMETER -Plus cash
for dead or disabled horses or cows,
Phone collect Brussels 72. William
Stone Sons. Limited.
-
FOR SALE-
One McClary Escort white enamel
Cook Store in good condition and a
crib malbtre,ss. like new. Apply to
airs. Robt. Leslie, Atwood.
FOR SALE -
1 Cool: Stove (Empire) with shelf
and reservoir. white enamel trim•
meed ane season, also Quebec
heater (medium size). Both good as
nen•. Apply to R. Wallter.
Barber Shop, Brussels,
Huron -Bruce
November 22nd
Working for Y OE1
Sri the
ovinciad Legislative
Since 1943
PEOPLE ".'!IE KNOW
Mr. U. Washington Roe, of laud -
yard, ,Mich., visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Frain
Mr. Norman Samith has returned
returned to Burden Sask.. anter
visiting with Brussels relatives.
?.:r. and firs. Harold Cardiff and
.lir, and :firs. Sum Sweeny reterneu
h:.me after a motor trip to the west
coast
Mr': and Mrs. Jack 'Yuji.' and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, Smeir Inave returned
home atter a pleasant motor trip to
'he Western Provinces.
Rev, C. W. DeDitt, Miss Marguer-
ite Cosens, and Miss Mary Lane all
of Toronto visited over the week -end
at *United Church Parsonage.
Mrs M. Brooks, of Brandon,
Manilnha is visaing with Mr, and
Mrs, Edwin 117artin, the former being
cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin fI Mathews
of Forest spent Sunday at the home
of Mr and Mrs, Edwin Martin, and
attended the 75th anniversary of the
Brussels. United Church.
Among the large number c11,t w
town guests Who attended the 75th
anniversary services of the United
March were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wood and Nora Wiednttes, Detroit;
Mr. and Mrs. John Engel, id,osoo1n-
mon. Mich,; Mss, 13eatldee Walker.
C. R, and Mrs, Iiingstoni. Mr. and
Mira. E. Wasketrt, Miss M, Cosens,
Mo. and Mrs, Jas. Reid, Mr, E. 0.
Sweebman, Mr. and Mrs. R, A, Pryne,
Miss M. Pryne, Mr. anti Mrs- J. R.
Bedford ,and John and Mrs, Herb,
Clarke, NM, Nellie Trw.in Hunker,
Dr. Lois Plum. Miss Theta Linden -
Reid. Miss Meyme T11ompeon, all of
Toronto: Mr. and Mrs. M. Brooke,
Brandon; Mrs, .7. A, Pearn, Win -
nip .g; Mr. and Mrs, Nnrmnll Wight -
man, Welland; Mr. and Airs. Had,
Matthews, Forest; Miss Mae Skelton,
Tong Branch; Rev, and Mals, II, .7.
Mahoney. Phylis, Margaret and
Richard, Glencoe; Misis A,' Switzer,
Miss T. Switzer, Wiss Betty Piggott
end Bruce Piggott of Peteolle; Mrs,
Ted Wilson and .Paul, Miss Margaret
Bell, Air, and Mrs. L. C, Jackson., Miss
Doris Lowrie and Mr. Gibson Willie,
Loncloah; Mrs, Graham. Mildnmay;
Mrs, T. Stephens and Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Pryne and Palnl of Tsljngton;
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, Owen
Sound; Mites P. TCilpatrick, Windsor;
Mrs. J, Wells Paris Mrs, W. A.
Scott, Mambo; Mrs. R. Hath.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hateb, Hamil-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 7lart,
(3adshill; Mise R. Djppel; Gowans -
Coir; Me. and Moa. G. Agar, States;
Mr. and Mrs, Risy Tlnrst, Stratford:
Mr. and Mrs. Shenley Bray, Mr, 11110
Ws, Audile Snaith, Amos Smith,
Seefortll; Mr, and Mies J, A. Wilson,
Mr, anti Mns, , H. M, Rride. Mrs.
Ren Falij.s, Palmerston; Mm. 5110.
Mara, Roy. Plalmsterl, Mr, and Mow,
Pay rear. M. 1:, Garottes, Clinton;
'1,(5's. Bl.elchlnrnnglh, 11orwieln; Mr.
M d M W lfo
FOR FEN I -
Modern 6 room apartment in
Brussels complete with both hat and
sold water. Heavy wired for electric
range,
pply Box 31. Brussels
HELP WANTED --
A bnsinee.s of your own - this is
cagy the Familex way, Over 1.000
dealers all over Canada Establish-
ed clintele in your v0ein(hy. Give
yourself a chance to succeed. Mk us
how by writing to FAMILIOX. 1600
c• 70(100011er, 'Montreal.
FOUND -
School Books in Geo. Bone's car,
Apply at the Brussels Post.
HELP WANTED - MALE
Here is your chance to obtain 1
shady employment with good earn- (
ins=. Tf yon'rr agressive and have
a car or can obtain one, you own
mate , big money as a Watkins
Deader Established rural route :
available in your area. No invest-
ment required. Experlenve not nee,
eseary -- we train you, Ask us for
particulars. Write today to Dept.
0•R-4. The J. R. Watkins Company,
355 St. Rosh St., Montreal, Que,
USED CAR PARTS
Axles and wheels imitable for
traPars and farm waggons.
Transmissions, Driveshaths, Reade
flanged beam units, Glass, Generators.
and starters etc:
Tlnzen of good used tires and
tui>jea In all nonnlar• slues.
Norman McLean. Seaforth, 14
mite en'lfh of traelcv, Phone 9.7.
Wadlesdatly, October 544h 1351
SPEEDS LOADING
e. a SAVES HARD WORK AND MONEY
Loading manure is a "snap" once you
team up your John Deere Model "M" Tractor
with the husky John Deere No. 30. It's a
smooth -performing loader that gives you new
ease . . new economy . . , new speed of
manure handling.
The No. 30 is a double -cylinder hydraulic
loader; no chains, pulleys or cables are used
in raising or lowering the bucket. The finger-
'M'y,� z ; Oal'cltIffMaltittiri
Brussels, Ont.
Waterloo; Alr. and Mrs. Geo.
Walker. Henault; 1111'. anti hairs.
Wm. Jtn•dine, Gerrie; 511'. and Sirs.
C. Pvus,chlen, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs,
Tilos, Abraham, Air. and Mrs. Arthlur
Fetch, Mrs. Margaret Willits and
Mr, anti Mrs. Lyle Brothers, Wrox•
ekes; N6rs. Dnnlcalh McCallum, Miss
Edith Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Smith and children, Blyth; Mos.
Ross Turves+, Mn'. and MTS.' Bert
(amiss, Bluevale; Mists, Ethel
Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. P71n. Boyd and
Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, Mary
and Geraldine, Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Bsyans• Air. and Mrs, Alan McCall,
Walton; J. C. and Mrs, Procter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mr.
and Mra. Harold Procter. Margaret
Procter. M•1•. and Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs, L, FTnpner, Belgmal'e:
Mrs. C. Omatead. Miss Alice J.
Forrest and Mr, anti Mrs, L, H.
(Towson. Crsehrnok.
Chester Carman Baker
The death of Chester Carman
Bakers occurred, M.onlday, Oct. 15th.
1951, at Listtowel Memorial Hospital
Coiilcaving an illness of three veers
djnra,tion,
He was the second youngest est son
of the late John IC Baker and
Selina Snell, Born in 1891, 11e lived
his entire life alt the late residence.
lot 30. concession 9, Grey Township
The deceased is survived by his
wife, Mary Hunter; two children,
Miss Pearl Balser of Brussels, anti
Carman at home. also two gran.t
children., two brothers. Garflteld
and Selwyn of Grey Township and
one sister refiners (Awns, 301111
Speiranl of Locli1X11't, N.Y. He was
predeceased by two brothers 'Within•
and Percy and one ester Irene.
Mr, Baker was a member of ITnton
United Churn( nisei ref the C.0 F. No.
261 Lodge. Ethel. and the 7,0.0.1e,
No. 149, Brnteeels, under whose
direction tike funeral wins heard.
The service was cnnslucted by
Rev. H. Snell of Exeter. Resisted by
his friend Rev, .7 H. TCerr of Rrrtaaels.
Interment was in Etme Centre
Cemletealy ' Brother members of the
Lodes acted ore flower lean'APT• . The
nn,lihearens wel'P: Mertes Snell. Tax-
et
x•
eters •Victor S1oal1, T.:ondon Bdii
P leer. (frnnrl 15.004: Shvillev 11Ta.rilunn.
T iatow el: Perov Ward and Se1:w�vn
Balser,
The loamy (Omni t.rifimrl.as feet -tried
the nesse In 1,414rih hr wee bold by ,
frlenda 004 neinll+leNtra.
tip control raises, lowers, or stops the bucket
at any point in the 9 -1/2 -foot loading range.
There's plenty of clearance for shed work.
Rugged construction assures years of de.
pendable service.
Plan now to investigate the advantages of
owning this simple, streamlined John Deer&
loader, See us for complete details.
pE8 a• ,S
Phone 58
IFEXCION
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GLOSS
SEMI -GLOSS • FLAT
Ideal for ueo in practically all Intortor dacotalinp.
Notod for tholr Iona -lasting and suporlor (Inlsi'.
A compleb range of colon and whits.
Johnson's Paint & Electric Store
Brussels, Ont.
ray Shelf. t e,.,g�.m>c
i b'4 P.�J >. �F Ca'a+
Sheltubrication Stell Household and Snell Petroleum Prodmata
Par1;s gnu Aecarao�'at
General Repair LP,estock Spray
rilone 77-r-6
Brussels, Out.
AUSTIN SALES ANI) S RVt5_-6i
NOTICE
We are in a position to repair and service
all makes of Radios Now.
Prompt and efficient service by a Licensed
Radio Mechanic.
Bring in your radios now to be repaired
to be assured of the best reception for the
long winter months ahead.
All work guaranteed.
ra.e.s.
Ke t orbs Electric
Brussels, Ont. Phone 40x
WINOHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
famous for
Artistic Memorials
at very reasonable prices.
Always a large stock In Choicest
Granites to Chose from
Cemetery lettering a specialty
Alt modern machinery.
91 TCretzer, r. an ma, a, r R. A. 5PO'TTON
1xt n.d. T.Imtewal; Alvin Cra.wtny'd, Phone 256 - Winthatni Otit.
ProfitableDairyCoiys
More Essential Now Than Ever
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