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The Brussels Post, 1954-7-28, Page 4Auction Sale FRIDAY, JULY 30th, 1994 at 1 P. M.' Farm, Farm Stock, Machinery ano Household Effeote , 8V Lot 11, Con. 14, McKlllerp Twp., 1 14 miles South of Walton and 3 3.4 Miles East FRIDAY, IDLY 30th, 1952 at 1 P. M. Farm -- $11 Lot 11, Coe 14. :McKillop Twp., ?41, .ere nrzu:• i,r less. i,artlt barn ,inn. Ontario, Solicitor for the Ex - 46 ^ 53 11,6 strt•ty frame lzmtse, Part' t,. of the said Estate, full Part - ear part- ially in ; iLstr d .tsht.1 s siding, hon t, n1 r.= of their claims, and after I house, i.a x `2e shingled siding, car ;,id date the Executor. Willl raised drilled d ti, 7 occas bush, distribute the assets oL I hydro. .,„+.. isr+ tat ;arrt3lled Estate/ amongst the Persons en- titled thereto, having regard only to, hen Oct, r_uinN of which notice shall lt,t 1t;er.. he>n received. NOTICE' TO CRCAITQRS in th++ Estate of JOHN GILB11RT t PI,,tR, late of the Village o[ Brae^ •o is, in the County of Biu0n, Gentle/- Malt entleLuau, deceased. Notice in hereby given that all per- :sots er^: ots laaviug claims against the Estate of the said deceased are to { send before the 2nd. day of August 1951. to A. 0. McElheran, Bank of �a••nareai Bid::.. Market Square. Lou' • through rt.,t Livestock •-- 6 Cows, miibinc. duo to :1itarrh.',AT1:D July 6, 1954, 1 Holstein HeiferCalf. 7 nr:,nth old. _ A. It 11x F.ih: ran, Soler; ar tor the 1 Hereford calf. 31's months old. r xrentor. 1 Sow with 11 Pius.. 2nd litter. I 1 Dog. trained healer. NOTICE 70 CRFrJITORS 211 Pullets. 11 nt ill Persons who have claims against 216 1pen 11 i7ealts old.' the Estate of Margaret Elizabeth Equipment — Hnitenbeek, late of the Village of i flew 2000 lb. 1. Sure Mtlldng Iranian, nearly new I Ethel in the County of Huron. yid- -arms r II• Cream lb.Separator. portable scales. eaow, deceased, who died on the Mb rt el.rye 260 rattarity brooder. day of July 1954, are hereby notified to El. rtrit, F+•ueer. new battery. to send to•the undersigned on or be - 3/ .ni.: e^at..ni: T,awn Mower, rubber tires, fore the 17th day of August, 1964, 1 full particulars, of their claims in 10 x 12 robins noose. j writing.Machinery — 1! Immediately after the said 17th Allis Chalmers R Traitor, used t yea I day of August, 1964, the estate will Rubber tired wagon. new reek and 1 be distributed among the parties gravel box entitled thereto having regard on15 M. H. 11 run Fertilizer drill, traetor to claims of which the Executors hitch. Si. H. Rake Flay Loader i shall then have notice. 2 furrow 15. H. horse plow. DATED at Brussels. Ontario this Dump Rake 20th day of July. 1954. Peter Hamilton Mower, trent/1r hitch. • M. H. Walking Plow. Household Effects — Messrs/. Crawford & HetheringtonBarrister and c., Brussels. Ontario. McLary 1 burner Relies/Ste. THE BRUSSEL$ ZOO Wednesday, July 28th, 1964 Roadjest it! Street -Test it! Hill -Test it! GET PROOF OF CHEVROLET ECONOMY Riverside Motors Mr. M. Wineberg is in Mount Sinai 1 Hospital, Toronto, where he is to n nd erg o an operation. * Miers Jessie Little arrived home Sunday from an enjoyable trip to the West coast. Enroute she attend- ed the Calgary stampede. * * rs Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, and Mr, and Mrs. MORRIS 1 Personale: Mr. and Mrs. Rusuell Solicitors for the Executors, * Rne, Brantfo>d, with lir. and lira ; prince=s Pat Conk Stove Quebec Heater Easy Washer, new motor. PEOPLE Wr. KNOW Raymond Drop Head Sewing Mach °l an r ar •, I with friends and ,grins 5, ' 'Vumern a mall articles mea II Ilea is in Walkerton hospital. HaPP, MT. and Sirs. L Heti of Ro too 1 sines/ Frost Weld Silo Fence, * * * Chester, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Thr el 'tilt:., harness and r.tC. Ills 11. Grewar has returned Adair and children of Mallon. Terms — h eek visit in Owen * ■ reserve bid. t04r. down sale. 1 s * e 1 Davis) celebrated their 50th. we - i B rs., Gordon t ., ,.. , . _ 'her aunts, r,,. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. McDowell and lira. Garside. I ,lir. and 1Trs. Humphry Fort 1 Donald Dennis. Clerk. y * * i e visiting at the home of ' Edgar Wightmian; Mrs. Ken David i and Karol Glencoe with Mr. - son, and Mrs. William VanCamp; Miss * * * Lois Grasby home after a week with Dining • ble. 6 nhairs. Tit al be table lire Robert Fergu€nn is visiting) relatives in Forrest; Miss Donna d h Lounge hospital hid bed ds in Ingersoll, t 30 tone mix, -.11 ac' we are sorry to report that lits. t 1 ding Jim Davis. were 12r. an * * Geo Davis i Berth Anderson of St. Thomas, with his Parents Mr. and Mrs, 'Jdarl l Anderson; Mr. and Mrs• Clayton Nrotter. Fort Frances, with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Procter; 1Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holme:, are home after a six• weelc motor trip through )western Canada; Margaret Anne, Ross and John Wightman with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mather, Bluevale; "Mrs. Gordon Herd, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson. • from atseew Chattels Cash — Property subject to 1 Grund. dayof le 11r. and Mrs. A. HaPP (Nettie , Balance on completion. Mrs. flee. Finlay ,£ Leaside, I anniversary. July20th• i M G d Holland Prop 1T _ y dines , Toronto. sited on 'h t Perry, ar _...- --. Mr. and Mrs. )1. Oldfield arrived her father lir. T. L. McDonald lir. ^ me •_.nday from a mat and • , gad )the Lawler, daughter Janice I + _._ , ;_, ±-, li'awa- and sn^. Jeffrrcy. also spent a couple i . �f days r with �y 1 7dt Parent 2t Harriston ''1 M... T. Adams. Seaforth, Anderson, London, with her parents, Id and Mrs. John Anderson, �s 2I23 INTERMEDIATE SOFTBALL W. 0. A. A. 1irr father. 7 Paisley at r`in..*iit•.on a -h-3,:r c•init with Miss E. 5, 1 Best wishes are extended to x oto n Ret.,d;rs-. Monday eyenirg'. 9 H novel "t sects 4 resident of Brussels,, Mrs. Georga 9 HaneVOT at �arriston * ' Kerr. who celebrates her 90th.birth• s g9 r.6 fit Ealabig MIK./ E. P_adman. formerly of tar anniversary on Thursda.Y of this I 12 t0n at 'Clifford ?ear rt:1 .a taken an apartment t week. May this grand old lady eon- , 14 Bri alefee al:likadi'rer to 'own. We welcome her. I tinue to enjoy her present good � 14 _FaisIeg at P1arCIet4>}� * * health. 14 315, .11702.1trat RI T,,.c`t9 ['.. Mils ntd Mr:/. Askin. Brarebridge 16 47170o11 at ;°jnEerteg spent the les- few clays at the home � 16 ttvi% sa ,z#'etM of rreo a and :Sirs, Evans. • 1l piii€yrd its_-., is ` * * * ��„� ME .j Miss F. lrc•Saughtan receiv a$ BI gq :-d word g Hniferes Fit Zlez. ' that her uncle. Bert Brett. Strath - 23 ljti'i9tt0ii Ass B1`tYe s a_.toy, had passed away. I g3 Hanover ;it .111 aA ,ls • * * * I 43 Paisaley at Mt, rotegt _ Mrs. Perry Garside, London, who • 28 Pinkorsnir rtt. -T:Ass3tol4 is In very poor health, is with her 27 Mt E'oreat:.at P't3' er%r, sis*er. Mrs. 0. McDowell. 1 the Secretary re -bill 'inion, Krey, ;39 Clifferd at $iaar cion * * * � Elms and Wallace for fees for pupils Mr. and Mrs. Levis Frain., Mr .,.. i attending r No. 4 and No. 6. GREY Grey Twp. School Board Meeting Minutes were read and adopted on motion of Bolger and McFarlane. Motion cd Menlarlane and Bolger that By -Law No. 2 be passed. Motion of Conley and McFarlane ROME - Frain of Ctabri. Sask., Mr. and Mrs. 'tTotion of Conley an Me d Farlane n,.. Dor artificial Wanting:it lb Edwin :Martiin and Gwendolyn• c3=dt- that Secretary rend hill to Council beat tor all brinks, Dail iiCgt lit#,y}tsr• err at Niatra.ra Falls. I for interest In 1953 $114.16. 105 Cattle Breeding 4ssa^,1 9 bee * * *1Totion of Bolger and (1n1' -4y that Sween 7.30 and 15.00 s. M. Ss weak Mr. and Mrs. R. A."Bennett left , following bills be paid: 90.00 days and 7.90 and 920 a. m, exn St¢a^ Wednesday morning with Mr. and Ralph Pearson. bus trip 9i 00 Jays. Phone collect Faimerator Qi Mrs. A. Weeks or Kit.ehener, for a I Listowel Hydro motor trip to the Canadian West. S Lloyd Dorki. advance 125.00 * * * I on painting— »r Minton 342..... Misses Eva and Carrie McCiracken f sell F•ekmier. labour 41.25 motored to Tara and from there Port Pub. House. adv. 2.00 wtlI pro'e'sl with their friend', to Listowel Banner, adv. 2.60 Tohcrmery and Manitoulin Island. 1 J. l'ar1 Hemingway, Seo: Tress. FOR SALE — Hard,>ord and softwood slabs, *Inc cedar Cor kindling he. Stssenbon none d$54. C-36545 Brussels, Ont.' Steel reinforced cement sea of SEPTIC TANKS FOR SALE — tanks, 6iF• ft. by 3r/ Lt, 6 ft P t capacity of 450. 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TWO HUNDRED OF US' GIRLS MUST HAVE COST PLENTY COME ON OVER HERE, GIRLS, OUR BOSS BELIEVES IN KEEPING US &ROWING FAST ON ROE ViTAGROW SURE, HES SMART - wow IS THE TIME TO BUILD OUR BODIES FOR FALL EGG PRODUCTION YOU POOR GIRLS - SUNSHINE FRESH AiR AND GRASS ALONE CERTAINLY DOESN'T BUILD BONES, FEATHERS AND BONES THE BOSS SAYS "ALL THIS WONDERFUL ROE ViTAGROW (FOR THE GROWING PERIOD) COSTS ONLY A DOZEN FALL EGGS FROM EACH OF US. CHEAP INSURANCE, EH? III/etas lit 1 f Build your layers NOW 4h - ROE Vita -rote in either mash or pellet form asstHuron t'rnauce BRUSSELS JOHN LAMONT L+THEL F. HARRISON MC1hirpiEI*