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ELMIRA. ONT. PHONE MOhawk 9-211111
For further Information enquire at the Brussels Post
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BRUSSELS BRANCH: F. W. TODD — MANAGER
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Let us install a new Duro Water System and get all the water you want, instantly, at the turn of a,
tap. It costs you only about 1c per 1,000 gallons.
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ONLY 1 y DOWN 0 o
UP YO 18 MONTHS TO,PAY
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for pump, fixtures and
our installation charge
Out all,irichisive HMCO BUDGET PLAN
6overs your Complete systeni—pump, tank,
pie, kitchen and batlitoorn fixtures, taps IA
jl your Wilding and the cost of installa-
'On. You can enjoy the comfort, savings.,
elstire and safety of water white:you• pay for' ii, .
0 *111 be glad to dive you a free estimate of the cost of
ire) 01.a:?erlany niainte:l alsti.on Phone or come into our Shop and
water the DURO wad
In the trained
age of Cana
a wealth of
"Freedom"
peace ... a
skill and cour-
da's soldiers lies
Insurance . . .
nsurance . . for
gainst aggression.
Serve Canada and
Yourself 16 the Army
Te be eligible you must be 17 to 40 rite of age, frodesineo to
Whie applying bring birth
atrirAtate Or other proof of age,
Apply right away —.For foil in-
terMalleii *Hie or visit fhe Aniiy
feirutting COin fr.* neareai your
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The opportunities for young
men with the right tempera-
ment and intelligence to niake
a career in the Army are excel-
lent. As a modern, progressive
organization, the Army is
equipped to offer top rate
schooling and training to
career soldiers. There is a
place in the Canadian Army
for young men who can meet
the challenge.
The. Army has a continuing
need for good men . . . men
like you, who want to make a
Career of protecting Canada's
freedom, and your own, in
the Army.
ris parents7Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Kirk-
by.
Mts. A. Dundas, of Lac:Won, visited,
•tvith his linother and eititer_in=law
Mr. and Mrs. T. Dundas,
Mr. W. Haickwell, underwelvt eh
operation in Victoria Hospital. Lon-
don., last week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Win, Miller, Mitchell,
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown. of.
Oakvillt, Nvittilt Mr. slid Mrs. D.
Ehnia.
Sharon Merkley of Beim.ore, with
her sister Mrs. Roy Ben•nea.t.
Mt% Fred 'Mariano, of Newmarket,
visited with his parests Mr. and Mrs.
C. Martin.
Mrs. Rita Orr, visited at Mss. marl
garet Humphsies over the week-end.
COUNTER) CHECK.BOOKS ,
L., AND .
PRINTED GUMMED TAPE
MADE irr
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Styles for every business
Various colors and designs
Samples. suggestions and
pr,c es without obli g ation
8W:ERIC:1B PROPANE vro.
19 Market Piaci
STRA1 FORD, ONT.
The Verestire deOtiAdstittio
FUEL Ftiv HOME AND
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THE BRUSSELS posT li'lmedue‘sday, 1$1114. 10•506
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The lifaixdSplezidored
moment you proudly take posses-
sion until that distant day when
you decide to trade it in on an
even more exciting Olds of the
future, you'll keep discovering
new splendors in this unusual car.
And you'll keep reflecting all the
while how wise you were in 1956
to step up from the ordinary into
an Oldsmobile.
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Dollars and Sense
CRANBROOK
sorroeso. 1.)0, uod at 11.15 Ia
Knoig PrOsbytetriatt. ,Ohnrch. on Auus
Any mornin;), July g4:. All Centennial
visIttiora and friends Are wQloonts,d.
to. this: service.
Ed, $runlIden, Toledo, ,011,10. AAd
fr jeon01411, Thomas are visit-
their brother "Dad" 0,A4 other
MI$18 Isabel Engel 1s working In
Wingliam Hospital for the summer
months. and Miss Maxine '.Snialt(1094
l :4i;lltrttvil17QeaniIbe0••le ,ohildren t0c :br :aa4•tt
e sp.17040.ft-
i4g, territory attetided the "Srabat..
;Ion Bible School held in Brussels
recently. Mrs. Murray fiuether
taught in the Anglican Church 4nd
morals ,alseksted by Helen Knight; Max,
ine Smalidon, and Mrs. M, Enigel
L. Thompsion, was in charge
of the junior School and with his
'accordi4n. led the music.
The barn of Harold Jacklin,
*Mail wan • badly damaged by the
storm, July lit,, was repained last
'week. Many willing 'helPers turned .
up to assist and Over t*enty Mon
were fed by Mrs. Jaelain and sever .
•al woman of the community. •
Word was received here last Week.
of the death of a former reisident in
the person of William S. Mallont-Vn6,
Flint, Mich.
Splendor is everywhere in
Oldsmobile.
There's the splendor of distinctive
Star fire styling—fresh, dignified,
but so alive. There's the splendor
of rich, custom-tailored interiors
—luxurious, gracious and so com-
fortable. And there's the splendor
of mighty power, tamed to go
quietly about its task of producing
swift, smooth motion.
And this Oldsmobile splendor is
not a sometime thing. From the Mrs Foster Smith
'There pasEked away •suddenly. July
4th., after as iyears illness, at her
home, Con. re Grey Twp., the former
Elizaheith Annie Horning in her
69th. year. ,Born in Arran Twp.,
;Bruce ,County She was the third
dialitghter of the lake Fred Horning
and Annie Wrigfat.
In June 1017 she married Foster
Smith wire is left to mourn win
five ,childreln, two (serfs and three
idaughiter, Amos of Ethel, Ormal at
home, Llyle of 'Kitchener, Mrlella)'
Mrs. Lavern Hoeg-yr of Dublin (Lill
Ian) Mrs. Lesiter Green, Roseville.
Mich., also five grandchildren and
three brabb en's, John and Ewart
Horning of Tara. Newilon of
mminster. Alta. Three sisteris pre-
deceased her.
A GENERAL
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Are you planning a trip?
Don't take chances of losing your money—and
spoiling your trip—by carrying large sums in cash.
Before you go, turn your money into Travellers'
Cheques . . . easy to cash anywhere—and safer
than cash everywhere. Drop in and see us at
The Canadian Bank of Commerce and we'll
gladly provide you with Travellers' Cheques. The
protection Is well worth the slight cost. This is
simply one of the many banking services we offer
our customers to keep them free from needless,
worry about their money. MOTORS VALUE
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by Rev. M. Thomas of IVIencrieff
Sat.. July 7 from her late residence
, United Olturch, with interment in
Funeral resvicesi were conducted
Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers wee
meigthhows James Metaggart, Allan
Riverside Motors dm Brussels, Ont.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
' Motaggart, Kenneth McLean, Orval
.Harrison, 1VP,arik L. J. Saline and
Alex Mann. .
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•aotimmiesmimmeima
Ivan MeArter
The beautiful floral tributes were
carried by Rosser!. Londlon:
Normian Philips, Kitchener, Clifford.
Wolfe, London, Leonard Sprfing.
olvatstalarth, D. A, Fisher, FlersiliefEOR
hind Harris Campbell, thievale.
Opportunity
FOR A CAREER IN
eTREEDOM"
INSURANCE
WALTON
Mrs, Guy Ryan avid Kathleen, of
Lucan were week-end 'guest at the
home of Mr. and. Mrs. Nelson
Mr- and Msis. Adrian Hogg of
ColIingWoOd visited Mr. and Mrs.
Andy .Coutts on. Sunday.
;Miss Beisie and Ed, Davidson,
virited the home of Men Irene
.Dow. Cron:arty, on SuhdaY.
Mrs. Emily Ross of Staffs is vizi.
tine with her •sidter, Mss. M. FL:laser
and Ms. Fraser.
Mrs. Percy Holman of Barale vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Best Johns-
ton, and. Mrs, Hilda Sellers last
week.
Mrs. Dickson and daughttr,. Has-
garet of Atwood,, visited with Mr.
alid Mrs. Johli. Ilislop.
Ms. Geo. Kirkby of Burwash, with
4.0111.•
ST. AMBROSE ALTAR SOCIETY
Meal. George Slake welcomed the
ladies of the Altar :Society to her
home for the June meeting. Mrs.
Vero§ ,Connelly conlr1uiced 'the Meet,
ing and opened with praYier. Fifteen
Memberd atilsWeited roll dell by saying
,something nice about the person 'on
their right. Following tho minutes and
, Paalsed away in .Kitchener-Watetr.
' goo Hospital on !Sunday, July, 8th.,
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' latter a lengthy illneds. Bornin Man.
itioba Sept. •30th. 1990, he came to.,
Ontario in :his 'early years.
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He hatS lived on the 5ith. conieess,
don of .1VI.orris 'the rest of his life,
farming on Let 15, Con, -'5, wince his
Marriage in 1927, to Nellie Anderson,
wino ,sltirviVes him also his family,
Donald, Brussels; William At home;
Jean (Mrs. Calvin Davidson) of
Waterlolo, alga Itaro griant4chilAreni
ialsio stirviving are this mother Mrs.
Alm iMeArter and 'brother Miller
• aldo of Morris Township.
He was A member of 13eagrave
United °Introit. ,
Funeral :service was held, on Tues...
• July 10 from his late rasildence by
Rev. Lana .of Brussels, Wediarri Star
Lodge 1.0,0.P., had charge of the
service fait the ceineltety With t ac
Crawford, Noble Grand, and Louie
Ebel; Chaplain taking part, Pall-
bearers Were: ,Geo. Matitin, Bailie
PittatOtt, .ROSs Duncan, Win, Eleton,
SteWatt Procter, Walter lShortireed,
all of wiltoin haVe been re108161 Y assn,
fated Witii hint in Municipal matters
of Morris) Township in his peSition.
• as deaad Mager fat' MAW years".
Many floral 6.11i1t tei# rwale carried
by John White', Sam Aleicielt, JOini
LoWe, bang-. Tiottniditwtw, nicvo's
Vitiliel, Allen Madan,
tittiel wa8 Made in russetCent.
etei•Y. ....—
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liheit adoption, Mrs. Stieffier read. the
finantial 'standing •sitlalting that about
$50.00 would be Irealizecl from tithe
baking, and .haatett dale. ••
The Altat Ootniiilttee for July was
aoPeinited, Mrs. Rdiddel and Mrs,
Ste,fi'leir: A ineitiOn was carried to
haVe a thutch cleating before the
Petty House DelvOtion. It was de.
.cided to buy itWo new. malts to be
placed at the church loon. It was
also agteed that ithe July Meeting lie
cancelled. The Visiting ,Committee
reported that '2' calla, and 2 gifts had
been Sett and 4 Visits Made,
,Ourrent Events in. the Catholic:
World weirs PriaSetited by Mrs. Louis
Blake followed by a sing Song
4 E-Happy tittbdalY" to hone,* Mrs, Cl.
fliake and Mno L. Mn.,t4aytiot Iter,
Avieliati, in her Offered some
traCtidal. Suggestions on cutting
preserving &ter& front the, 'garden:
Mrs„T TLynn gave a. fine addraSs oil
Patter Daniell Lard thot he raced
oftgli death. A door'prize denate i`
lSy Mils L. ItYriii Wale wOiI by
Kernaghain F, idoilthAty con.,
ducted de study netted. A Adliireil.
'strait on in StilidWieli mat tt Wnt
prepared' by tdrii,,,t, Steffiet and tilt.
R. lVlcBride,and these ladles pre;
Ylded ,the' reffeshinetitn that failotfed;
A hearty- vote Itif entitled Waal maVed
to `tile ,liotesis for nit etilloYable'
rocks!
C & G. KRAUTER
Brussels Ontario -
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$uri itay, July 2~nli. and
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FOR SALE
d WolUid be DiOased to fill yo iii
reqiiirethente for feitlilter and
seed oOkifi
ICatilidin Dotatdeja from tieVtifted
Seed loss" g6ed or i4ti4e'
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