The Brussels Post, 1945-4-18, Page 3Notice to Cre44ito •s
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Ai the estate of TELFORD SELLERS Farm Stock and implements
late of the Township of Grey in Lot 7 Conces51°o 7, Grey Townshtp
the County of Huron, farmer, who' 1%q miles north and 1%a miles on or about the fifteenth day I East of Brueesis
of March A. D. 1945. I TUESDAY, MAY let
TAKE NOTICE that all parties Sale commences at 1 p.m, sharp
1 2
leaving c ah
nil or domande against
the estate .of the 'abrses
Horses
'above deceased 2 'a'ged, wont ltoHor
must mall particulars and Cattle
m
proof 01 1 Dunham cow -fresh with -calf
same to the so1ioitor for the under- 1 farrow cow
s'.•gned administneeele on or before 2 Dunham two-year-old steers
the 28th day of March, A, D. 1945, $ Durham year-old steers & heifers
upon winch date the said adninetral• Sheep
rix will proceed to distribute the 4 :Hes and G lambs (Oxfords)
Implements
assets with regard only to those M.H. 7 ft. out binder, like new
claims which shall then have been 1 117.82. mower
received'. is hoe drill
1 new M,H. hay- loader, 2 yrs, -old
DATED at Brussels this 5th day ' 1 new sulky rake
of April, A, D. 1945.
LILLIAN SMEARS,
Administratrix
by her solicitor EILMEIR D. BELL,
Brussels,Ontario
1 land toiler. 3 drum
1 spring booth harrows
4,aaetiou harrows
2-21 lieury walking plows
1-2 furrow plow
fanning mill
wagon
hay rack
sleighs;
democrat
THE BRUSSELS POST,
OLD
CHUM
POR PIPI OR
ROLLING YOUR OWN
yomastmorammarmarissmarimep
CLASSIFIED
ADS
FOR SALE --
A quantity of .seed potatoes.
- --et:7%1 phone 53-r•-7 Yui. Moses
FOR SALE—
' Potatoes.
phone 51-r-11 Mrevyn Pipe
FOR SALE--
2
part Jersey Heifer' calves,
pbotne 58-r-7 John Yuill
FOR SALE—
Seed potatoes (Sebago) " per lb.
or $1.50 per bag
, phone 42-t-19 Geo. 13111ce
FOR SALE -
1 International Tractor in good
shame.
phone 23,r-14 Lloyd Aloock
u
FOR SALE—
Registared. Dual Purpose Short-
horn Bull over -a year all
irhone 56-r-13 Geo. Pollard
buggy
Notice to Creditors curie,•
2 sugar kettles
1 get scales 0900 ib. capacity
In the estate of HELEN KERR, late 1 brooder shove
of the Village of Brussels in the ca0o11y house '10 x 12
County of Huron, widow, who died.
',chicken shelters
on or about the 26th day of February, 3 long ladders
A. D. 1945. barrel •02 cod liver oil
TAKFI NiOTX5CH gnat all parties
having claims or demands ,ageinnt
the estate of the above deceased
must mail particulars and proof of
wine to the solicitor for the under-
signed executor ,on or before the
20th day of April, A.D. 1945, upon
which date thhe said exeouticr will
proceed to distribute the assets
with regard only to those claims
which shall then have been received
DATED ,at Bruesele this 28th dray
of March, A.D. 1945.
ARCHI17 HAY, Executor,
Stratford, Ontario
'by lois solleltor ELMiEJR D. BELL,
'Brussels, Onbamto.
ADVERT!SINta RP refs
Classified Ads (cash) , !Bo
Over telephone or charged ado
In Memoriam 80e
Card of Thanks 50e
Births, Marriages. Deaths Free
Have your
EYES
Pr F` erlyCared
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F F„ Ho .;nth,
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 118 Herrieton
1 leg vise
3 odleman lanterns, like new
snuffler
erase cut saw
ti nvint
plantar
logging chains
fon ks, elhovels, wihiffletnees
kneokgokes
hay fdrle,Beatty oar, 'new
suet nope 'slings and chain
Quantity of hay
Quantity of household effects
TERMS -.CASH
DAVID INDUS, Proprietor .
HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer
ROBT PATRICK, Clenk
FOR SALE -
2 chicken shelters and 2 feeders
tirade by McDonald's.
phone 24-r-11
POR SALE
1 cow 5 years old due to freshen
April 25th.
mhon�e 75•r -
FOR SALE— 12 Stanley FLseher
Kitchener Big -4 hatchery are NOTICE—
tiling orders for May, and June We have pureh'ased stock of Frost
delivery of chicks and pullets. Call Fence of the late 'Geo, McCall and
..
give immediate delivery of cocker- j we will :have Frost Pence, Barb
Wire etc„ on hand for sale;
D. N.,MaD nald
FOR SALE—
els, some started. Please let me
have your order now. Agent ,
R. S. Warwick, Hill Top Ration,
Brussel.= I Oltotce young pigs .from -daughters
'of Advanced Registry stock, eight
, weeks old. Either sex $10 eaoh
Potatoes -early Meth Cobbler,
Lets •Katadins and Dixie Giants.
$1.00 per bag.
phone 25•r-6 Wm, J. Grant
—
FOR SALE—
Government Approved chick
bargains for this week and next,
Non. -sexed; White Leghorn 10.95, WANTED—
Barred awoke 11.95, New Hemp- • Omouinber growers around Brus-
shires 11.95, Assorted Liget Breeds I s'e1e and hthei for
$9.95, Assorted Heavy Breeds' $10.95,1 Libby, McNeil and Libby
Pallets: White Leghorns 22,95 apply to Albert Kramera
Barred Rocks 19.95, New Hamp- Dublin, (Int.
shires 19.95, Assorted Light Breeds
20.95, Assorted Heavies 17.15. Cock-
erels; Barred Rooks "7,95, New
Hanipshires 6.95, Assorted Heavies
5,95, Assorted Medium 1.75, 2 week
old chicks add 6c per chick to
above prices. Shipped C:O,D. This
advertisement must accompany
your order.
Top Notch Ohiekeries,
Guelph, On-ario
THE W. C. WOOD CO, LTD.
GUELPH, ONT.
Manufacturers of
Acct , e .I F r, i E
dei b e
Grain Grinders, Milk Coolers, Milking Machines, Electric
Fences, Oat Rollers, Feed Mixers and Farm Refrigeration.
Local Agent—
Stanley Maha
Phone 26-r-8 R.R. 3, Brussels, Ont.
I A • DI ABLED
...iersickty removed in Clean Sanitary track. Phone collect
TB BRUSSELS
Wiliam Stone Sons Limited
FOR SALE—
Leghorn Cockerels at 4 and 5
weeks of age, partly raised as
broilers or fine for fried chicken -
10e each.
piton e38x 4
Walter Rose Poultry Farm
FOR SALE--
Kitchener
ALE—Kitchener 131g-4 Hatchery Is tak-
ing orders for May and June de-
1it'ery of chicks asd pullets: Im-
mediate delivery on cockerels x
01 R. $2.90 per hundred; Leghorns
$1. per hundred; Premium Grade $1;
per hundred extra. Order soon,
t17ro agent le. S. Warwick, Hill Top
Ranch, Brussels.
FOR SALE—
Chieks from famous, pedigreed
'Stock imported from .El. B. Payment
er, famous 'breeder of Rhode Island.
Rede. This strain has. won more
laying contests than any other 're-
gardless of breed, holds official
world record 351'egge in 367 days,
Cc introduce this strain I haves 250
chicks May let. These are the last
tads Reason. At popular prices.
Phone 19x R. S. Warwick
WANTED TO BUY—
Old Glassware, Chin, Old Plates;
Goal Oil Lamps, Oid Brass, Urns
stents, etc, etc.
Apply to Sox 50
Brussels. Post
SAWS SHARPENED—
Cross cut' saws put in A-1 con—
dition, also hand saws. Leave them
, The Brussels Post.
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VICIORY BONDS
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The
PROUDEST
$47 50 NAME In
Diamonds�
uy this
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confidence
-knowing
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A best seller
and no wonder'
It's perfect! It's,
beautiful!
When Words
fail this cre-
ation will
speak
wonders.-'•
W. G. LEACH
Jeweller — Brussels
HENFR N
A special memorial service for tae
late President F. D. Iboosevelt of the
United ,States, was held in St. David's
Church, Henfryn on Sunday, April
15th at 3:30 p.m.Rev. M. F. Old-
ham was in charge. The Union lack
and the Stars land Stripes served as
an altar frontal, 'Special Hymns,
Scripuae readings and Prayers were
used and the sermon was. on the text
"Know ye not that there is! a prince
and a great man talleIn this clay .n
Israel?' 11 !Sam. 3:38.
Look At Your Label —
GREY
Shower For Bride-to-be
A large crowd gathered :at the
hem of Mr. and 'Mrs, IGllfford Kedn-
.'•han on Tuesday evening, April 10
et, honour of Miss Helen Smalldon,
bride-to-be, A social time was
:pent in playing cards followed by
a rioek wedding, The !bride-to-be :gas
then presented with many useful
gifts, • The following address was
r' ad by Miss A. Forrest.
.1 tiny bird sac e18 au wire
Seme lovely secret t.eilin'
And we were sure surprised In learn
'Twins 'bout our darling Helen.,
s;. n'f'- this we hear 'Tis very clear
Site seeks neither wealth nor fame
Bit as the custom Is of 'maid
Che nians to change her name
It
Peens that one prince charming
Whose name is Kenneth Bray
Has long pursued fair Helen
And stolen her heart away,
So that is' why we're here to -night
To spend a pleasant hour
And bring small gifts and bappiness
That go with a bridal shower.
tate this shower be t11e•pleessnt kind
Titat is reining out of the blue
A s'i the drops that fail be one and all
Beet t wishes, my dear,to you.
' Since this new venture now yon seek
Tb -ugh of tender years
We deem it wise to give advise
And tlhus save bitter tears.
Take yards and yards of common
i- sense
A'al tons and tons of tact
Ycn'll need them all, dear Helen
And that's a facia.
Be certain to take wit:: you
4 sympathetic mind
For Kenneth virtues, grateinl
I' -eh his faults, Quite blind.
We hope these gifts prove useful
And inay they oft remind
or happy days with Crenbrnolt
friends
And wishes true and kind.
Helen thanking them for the
lively gifts. A dainty lunch
served.
was•
J. Savage Savage has taken over the Ethel
Mail Route on the 6th and 7 con., he
c t
urceeds George Dunbar, who had it
for a few years.
Me, and Mrs. Colwell Speiran and
family 8th con.. have moven this
neck to their new home Past of
T.;stowa]. the community regretted
their removal but wisili thew bon -
voyage in their new home.
HE C AN A D
I A N
Ti eln edgy, A1.':'. 1111, 1945
Lis
All Star
Lblan
casts
To
Wednesday, April 18th 8.30 --- 9.30 p. rig.
Friday, April 20th 9.30 --- 10.30 p.
Sunday, April 22na, 8.30 --- 9.30 p. rn.
Wednesday, April 25th 8.30 --- 9.30 p. rn.
Friday, April 27th 9.30 --- 10. p. m.
Wednesday' May 2nd 8.30 --- 9.30 p rn.
Friday, May 4th 9.30 --- 10. p. m.
Wednesday, May 9th 8.30 --- 9.30 p. m.
Huron County National War Finance Committee,
Total Eclipse
Of Sun Coming
Canadians will be
ky through tinted
• until June 30, 1954 Watchers living
In Saskatchewan. and Manitoba will
scanning the have an advantage over residents of
other provinces for the eclipse
its total phase will be visible wtuhin
a strip 40 b, 50 miles wide. Other
parts of Canada will see the eclipse,
but only partially.
glasses coin:
July 9. On that day provided they
are early risers. they will witness en
eclipse of the sun, the first since
Angust 81, 1932, and the last one
W A Y.
1
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...where the heart is!"
CITTING by the fireside at home -
1.3 digging, in the garden for fun --
lazy weekends just fishin'-these
things mean comfortable, pleasant
living, the kind of living your man
overseas is dreaming of, fighting for.
Make sure these simple, pleasant
things exist for him when he comes
back. Remember that it is possible
for them to exist only if his dollar
is worth a dollar!
By protecting his dollar, we help
to protect his future. That's why we
must realize NOW the dangers that
lie in careless, unnecessary buying.
Never buy two where one will do.
Buy only what we need. We must
support rationing and price control
and encourage others to support
them; and we insist avoid ALL deal-
ings with black markets,
These are the rules. If we break
them,, we can be certain that we will
start our country his country —
on the spiral of inflation. Prices
shoot sky-high. Wages try to catch
up, and never succeed. You may
pay a dollar for 30 cetOtl worth of
goods, and this means your dollar-
your soldier's dollar -- is woirth
only 30 cents.
There's no limit se inflation, and
there's no stopping it once it starts.
So, let's make sura OUR boys will
come back to a protected dollar--
a dollar that will buy a full dollar's
worth of goods. Let's keep up the
fight against inflation, every day, is
every way we can, so that our men
overseas can look forward to pleas-
ant, satisfying living .. the Cana..
d'ian way of life.
,isohllsked 8y Tklir BREWING 1(15101 tIS'I'111'' (oNTAlt10) to retest this denote
li11atian,
r
Make this Pledge Today!
I pledge myself 10 do my pure
in fighting inflation:
ey ebsbrving rationing and avoiding
black markets in any shape or
form.
By respecting price controls and whet
anti-inflation measures, and be.
£raining front catcless and tinneces-
sary buying. 1 will not buy two
whirs one will do, nos will I' buy.
a "new" whose an "old" will do.
Sy'buying Victory Bonds and Writ
Savings Stamps, suppotting tact•
anon, and abiding
by all such measures
which will lower the
cost of living and
help keep prices ata
norrnel level.