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'ander and by virtue of the poweis
eeeta4ned4 in a Mortgage
whirls, will be pnodtueed at the time
et :.ale 'tare offered for
o513 on the • premises Iyy Vnbliee'
auction on Sitter/day the 27th dal
of April 1940 et the hour of 2
e' 4ocJ in the 6,Etei•noonr at the
Vddiage, of Brussels' 'by Thomas
Gtun•tl'ry Auetiotreer, the following
quo3telity, naanelY, part of Lot
Nmtnbea• 24 in the Village of
:Brasleeke In tile Cbun;ty at Huron On
M111
Street being the property own"
ed' by M1e'n E. ieaslrY..
There Ss erected' upon the, prop•
erty a one•etorey • cement budldipg
18 x 36' with flat 1•oof in good, repair
asituialted at the corner of elll4xabet0i
and Mill Streets one Mock from the
'Main Street.
Tennis, tweetty^ per cent of the
Purchase money to be bald down at
the home of safe and the balance to
be Peel in thirty days therea8ter
,viten conveyance will be given and
'naaeeseton.
For further particulars and condi-
tional of sale apply to
LOFPUS E DANCEY,
Gpderkh; Ontario,
Vendors solicitor
Dated at Godenteh Mile 16th des of
April. A.D. 1940.
Auction Sale
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
THE BRUSSELS POST
V Farm I Notice To Creditors
for Sale'
bclnlg the, Wast Balt of Lot leo, 3e.
beemeesion of the Tome111? o2
Grey Auld Co'u'nty of Ilurony owned
by the este Wi11iAm 3. Beireee---
oarnIi rtalyle frame house anal bath;
50 wriest of good, lane, all clear three
miles from Ethel. Price rea:;cu•
able, Apply to
ELMER ID. SELL, Brueesls, 'Ontario
Soldettor for the administrator
Auction Sale
Farm, Farm Stock & Implements
I , of W. F. SHARPE
Lot 23, llth concession Grey TwP,
THURSDAY, APRIL .26th, 1940
at 1.30—The following
Horses—.
'1'eenm, aro'und' 1600 weight; 1
matched ,Span Geldings' rising 9 &
19 years; 1 Mare rising 9 yrs,
Cattle --i
Holstein paw 8 yrs., fresh; Hol-
stein Cow, 8 yea,. freak; Holstein
Caw, 7 yrs.., ,.tre3h; Red Caw, 6 Yrs.
freest; 3 young Calves.
Pigs --
1 Yor1 Sow, bred March 14th.
Implements—
Frock & Wood, Binder 6 ft, cut,
with sheaf carrier; Frost & Wood
Mower 6 It. cut; Deering Rake 10 ft.
Nona •Seed Drill; 10 Bose; Ohamie
ion Cultivator with seeder attach-
ed; 1 Fleury Walking Plough; 1
Crown Froslt & Wood Gang Plough;
McCormick 6 it. OYiower; Deering
Disc 1,3 Drill; 4 ,Section
Harrows; Steel Land ,Roller;
1 Stuffier; 1 Wagon; 1 Hay
Rack; 1 ,Stock Rack; 1 Buggy; 1
Disc Harrow; 1 •Clinton Fanning
Mill; 1 Set of Scales, 1200 lbs; 1
Hay Fork Rope and ?aliens; 1
Peter Hamilton ,Pulper; 1 Laeta
Cream Separator 1 Sugar Kettle;
1 Set Double, Harness; 1 204004
Ladder; 5 ton Timothy Hay;' Queer
tlty 'Timothy Seed; Forks,; Shovels;
Cleains' and other articles ,too
numerous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
Everythietg must be sold; as pro-
prletor 4s giving up farming.
F. W. IOMP, Auctioneer.
JINO, KRAUTER, Clerk•
of MR. JOSEPH SMITH sr.
Lot 18, Concession 6, 'Morris Twp.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st 1940
at 1 o'clock sharp, the following
Cattle-
1 Cow', freshened; 1 Cow, suppose
ed 1a call; 1 Cow milking; 1 Cow
due In June; 1 Young Cow, milking;
1 Cow due ill May; 2 late Steer
Calves ;1 winter. Steer Calf.
Horses
—
1 Horse; 1 Mare.
Pigs -
2 Sows; due the let of May; 14
Sucicens•, 6 weeks old at time of sale.
Implementa—
1 set tour -section Harrows; 1 low
Cultivator; 1 Mower Peter 'Haandl-
ton; 1 Binder, 6 foot out, Massey -
Harris; 1 Walking Plow; 1 Stuffier;
1 Cutter; 1 Buggy; 1 set Team Har -
nests; 1 set single Harness; 1 Wheel
Barrow; 1 Dlsk Harrow; -Whiffle
,trees; Scales; Neck lakes; 1 Fan
n ng M414; 1 Turnipp Helper; 1 Bain
Waggon and box, hay and shock rack;
1 set Sleighs:; 1 Hay Reek; 1 Set
Slings Rope1; 1 Hay Rake; 1 Car
rope and pulllels; 1 Cream Melotte
Se )era tor.
TERMS—CASH
Everything must be sold as
proprietor has rented the farm.
G. II. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
In the estate of William Josepn
Belt -nes, late of the , Township f
Grey in the County of
farmer, who died An or about the
16th day of 'February A.D, 1940..
TAKE NOTICEthat all ,parties
1'evie,7 Claims or dem.eeds against
the satiate og the above deeeasetl
must mail particulars and proof '8
..ante to the solicitor for the ender-
signed
iederSigned adminieteator on, 'or before
the four4A1 day of May A.D. 1940,
01300. whdcle date the a'aid 'ad ma
CLEARING
Auction Sale
of W. S. %FORREST
N V2 Lot 25, Con., 3, Mohris, Tw).
TUESDAY, APRIL 30th, 1940
Grade Durham Cattle—,
1 Cow, fresh, 6 yma.; 1 Cow in calf,
6 yrs,; 1 Cony to freshen in May; 2
fat Steers; 2 Heifers, two years;
1 Steer two years; 1 Yearling Steer;
1 Yearling Helfer; 1 COa1f, 4 weeks
old.
Yorkshire Pigs--.
1 Sow; 8 Piers, 3 months.
H orses-
1 Black Team, horse & mare, 8
Auction Sale
of Farm Stock & Implements
South half of Lot 25, ,Con. 6,
Morris Township
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 26th
at 1 o'dlock
Horses--
1
orses-1 Clyde Mare, Bay 11 yrs 01d
hoavy to foal to. Tont Colson's horse,
B13' h weight about 1600 lbs.; 1
OOlyd'e Mare, Bay, 10 yre. old, weight
about 1400 lbs.; 1 Brown Driving
Mare; 1 Bay Driving Mare, aged; 1
Clyde Gelding 1 yr. old; 1 House 12
yrs, old, Cattle,-
1
attle-1 Durham Cow., 5 yrs'. old, sup-
posed to freshen in July; 1 Durham
Cow, 6 yrs. Old supposed: 'to frtsnen
,n Jur 1 He;ettorce Cow, 5 yrs. old
eerie -ere: 1 Polled Arecus Cow, 10
yrs old, fresh; 1 Polled :Angus Cow,
3.3.3 cid tra'epased to freshen in
PAY; 1 Heifer, 2 yrs, old; 7 Head
Young Cattle; 1 Young Calf.
Plgs—
2 York Soen tete July 10; 5
Young ,Sows due in July; 1 York
Hog; 4 'Chunks of 131gg,
Implements—
i Deering Binder ,with fore car-
riage; 1 Mower; 1 Manure Spread-
er; 1 Walking Plow; 1 10 -ft, Rake;
1 Harrow Cant; 3. Nauss, -Harris
Seed Drill; 1 Hoe Drill; 1 •Critter;
1. Sett Barrows; 1 Mail Mx; 1 Scn'1-
fleu; 1 Rubber Tire Buggy 1
Wagon; 1 Set Sleighs; 1 Flat Rack;
1 Pig Crate; 1 atOCic Rack; 2 Seta
Double Harness; 1 Set Single Har-
nese; Sonia i:TOrse Collars,; 1 Log
Beat; 1 Stone Boat; 1 Fanning
Mile 1 Drums of root coating for
Painting .steed roofs; 1 Steel Harrel;
Some Wooden Barrels.; 1 Hay Fork;
1 50 -egg Incubator; Set Silage; 1
Hay .Car; Quantity of Hay; 160
Bushels. of %Mixed Grain; 1 Gas
E2gh;te 21/4 1141.; 1 Pinup Seek; 1
Mound Dog 2 Cords Ceclat • Quan-
tity o1 Spy Apples,, Chains; Forks;
Shovels, Wlnlffletree Other ar-
Liclea ,too ntlmer100 to mention,
Irish ,Cobler Seed Potatoes; Magnet
Cream. ,Separator; Steel Tank;
Colony House; Cultivator,
No Reserve as ,proitdetor is giving
till retuning;
TERMS—.CASH
F. W, KEMP, Auctioneer
ROBT. EN.GEL—Proprietor.
194*
rods
truster will dnoceed o
assets ,witch regard *nay. to those
e+lalree which he shali then have re-
ceived,
DATED et Brussels this, 13th day et
April, A.D, 1940,
Francis Beii'aee,
Adbminietrator
by hes solicitor ELMER D. BELL,
Brussels,', Ontario
F. F HOMUTH
Analytical Optometry:.`
guarantees you the
Best Eye Service
Harriston, phone 118
Brussels (Second Thursday
• Phone 26a
I FOR SALE
'lta1,t118pe, Weedy et
phone af-e9.8 Robert Lockieg
FORSA4=
Chopping EDI for ,sale,
apply to
Mae, Garn4saa, Brussels
. • ed Ads
W+
Years,
Implements -
2 Set Team Holness; 1 set
Sinlele Harneess; '2 Wooi .House
Blankets; 4 Horse Collars; 1 Pair
S'ntlrti TtiPe; 1 WelQron, nearly new;
1 Buggy; 1 steel wheeled, Wagon; 1
Cutter and, R01e; 1 Wagon, Box; 1
Graven Box; 1 Hay Rack; 1 Pee-
ning M111; 1 Stock Rack; 1 set Bob
Sleighs; 1 Wheel Barrow; 1 'Stone
Boat; F•oiks and chains; Shovels;
1 Anvil and Forge; 1 'Brooder
Feeve: Neokyoke: A quantity of HaY
lV•hifeletrees; 2000 lbs. Scales;
Timothy Seed,
• 1 Iverre •mirk 7 •5t, Bender; 1 Mc-
Cormick 5 ft. Mower; 1 Mc'Cormiok
Deering Hay Rake; 1 ,Seed Drill, 12
hoe; 1 Cultivator; 1 Mauure
e'n eader; 1 SnuSOler; 1 . eat Hai
rows; 1 ,bwo,furroay. feet:Mil Ploug11,
COokshutit; 2 Walking Plou4.11a; 1
light Gang Plough; 1 'pair arrow
Ploughs; 1 Root. Paper; 1 Grind,
atone; 1 whitewash •Stern, Pump;
1 "deo! Barrel; 1 Creams SeVi ntor:
1 Mtdlt Can,; 1 Ply Sprayer; 1 Daisy
Churn and Butter Bowl; 1 alit -gallon
Creek ,Churn; 1 Cook Stove; 1 Coal
cel Stove; 1 Rooitli116 Chair; 011-
eleth 12 x 12 ft,
Everything must be soil as farm
has been rented.
TERMS—CASH
An row Turnbull—Clerk,
F, W. KEMP—Auctioneter.
NAPPY
``3 ;ij5sYPO wooer
4 FOR
,EE IALOI YOU SEE
NQTICE-
Wil4 the personn who took the
rubber tire off Ed. Jeoklin'e, buggy
bindle leave it et the
Brussels Poet..
MAN WANTED --
for Riawleigh, Route, Real oppor-
tunity for right man, We help you
get started. 'Write Riatrletgh's Dept.
149E115210 -D. MQNTREAR., CANADA
O If you want your baby pigs to wean
themselves when mother sow'smilk
starts dwindling—feed Roe Baby Pig
Starter and water from the 3rd week.
It's the perfect, farm -proven founda-
tion for future pork -packers. Your pigs
get vitamins, proteins, minerals—
everything they need for longer,
stronger frames and premium quality
pork. Leading Ontario pig men feed
Roe Baby Pig Starter during the all-
important weaning period — and get
more and better pigs to market weeks
earlier. Complete directions in every bag.
FOR SALE --
Mixed Grain, Barley and; Oats,
Pure American Banner, ,50c Per
bushel,
phone 23-r-8 Addison Taylor
FOR SALE—
Urban Oats and 0.A.C. Barley
No, 21, grown from registered
seed, yield 80 and 70 bushels per
acre respectively.
phone 5$-r--14 Geo. Menzies
EAST HURON( PRODUCE,
Brussels
ALvinT TELAVISS,
Wol6on
FRANK
K
Moncraef
WORK WANTED --
A practieM nurse with 8 months'
hospital training, would like work,
Good references. '
phone 82-r-8 Miss ;Ebel Shaw
FOR SALE—
Deering Mower 6 Et Cut; Massey -
Harris Seed Drib; Massey -Harris
Cultivator; Hay reek; and 'Rope
and Pulleys; Cutter and, Harrows;
Walking Plow.
•Crawlforel Strachan; Brussels
FOR SALE— .T-. -..
'Tlw,o registered Hereeord, Bulls
Domino breeding, fit toe service, at
reasonable price.
Bert ruler, Myth.
FOR SALE
Toting Shorthorn • Bulls, ready for
service Redo' and Roans, Herd fully
accredited,
phone 35-r-9 Thomas Kerr
Hevfryn
GRAIN FOR 'SALE •
A limited quantity of Choice
Banner •Seed Oats also Banner and
Two -Rowed Barley mixed. Price
$1.65 per cwt. Phone 55-r-16. Lot 21,
Con, 12 Grey. -
J. M. Knight & Sons,
R:R, 3, Brussels.
FOR'SALE-
11Irs. W. 33. Sinclair is offering her
house for sale, anyone interested
write to 806 Wexford St., Hamilton.
HOUSE FOR RENT—
St. Join's+ rectory. Rent reason
able. apply to
Wardens—
Thos. Ellis, phone 54-r-9
or
Joh Fischer, phone 24-0-26
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garments on the racks. It will be to your
advantage to take ,a look around and make
comparisons.
Coats ' $9.95 up
Dresses $2.95 up
• • $1.95 to $2,95
Millinery
W etdrest - Full Fashioned Hosiery
First Quality
Chiffon and Service weight • • - 69c
Slips - Regular ,$1.00 - 89c
'Hand•t- • 98c and up
Bags to match
$1.95
`Skirts, all wool
Sheer Blouses • • • $195 to $2,95
Stripe Shirt Waists, sizes 12 to 20 • • $1„00
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