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PERSONAL
CHEWING ACCOUNT
1 Your new, low service charge
of 10 cents a cheque
is prepaid when you get your
book of 20 cheques.
v2 No passbook—quicker service.
3
Deposit slips are in your "4
cheque book—for banking by
mail or speedier service
at the bank.
5
4
A quarterly statement is
mailed to your home.
Your cheques are held for you
at the bank as a permanent
record.
For further details Inquire at our nearest branch
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE
750 5RANC7155 ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE you NW - 227
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BRUSSELS BRANCH — L. W. J. GLASGOW . MANAGER
THE U CAANTY COUNCIL
will meet at the Court House, Goderich
on TLIZii, f, ,'~;OVP,MBEit 12th, 1957
at 2:00 p.m.
Al; f•-c qrts. notice,,, of deputations, etc., should.
be in flu, hands of the County Clerk not later
than outurcay, nf,ieni.ber 9th, .1957,
A. H. ERSKINE,
Clerk County of Huron.
Plans really start to take shape when savings
start to grow. One way to Make sure you'll
have money when you need it is to make
regular deposits in your bank account. "
At first it May not be easy to stick faithfully
to your savings program. But as your dollars
build up yoU'll find yourself fading the future
with greater Confidence, Making plans with new
assurance that you'll be able to carry theni out,
the a chartered bank to keep yoitt savings sate
land growing, Yon will always be glad you did,,
Both .have a
bank acoutitaii.and
a purpose for .saving
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Save' at ii: bank — millions d61
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THE BRUSSEP MST
We (lay, Vorealber OM, 1 6t
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sting, Psalm WS was. read by We*
Stuart 4vans, prayer was read by
Mrs. Dunn ..with responas by the ,
membera. ilrllss FcrreAt had as ber,
topic National MisSlonse Chriatian
Literature was giVen by Mrs Stan .
Fischer, Hospital Visitors by Miro:
Strickler and. Indian Schools by Mrs.
Lynn EVOIns. ..An invitation „frent
Brussels W. M. S. was rood for to
join their society on Nov. 1, .Mrs.
Thompson took over the busineAs
part of the meethig. Mrs,:Dunn clop
ea the meeting with prayer. Lunch
was served, by the hostess and Mrs. ,
Enael.
Mrs. McClune visited at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Dunn on Mon-
o day,
Free! Marie Fraser's
new Butter recipes.
Write today
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DAIRY FARMS/ill; OP CANADA
409 Huron Street, Toronto
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock, Machinery,
Hay and Grain
at Let 42, Con, 4 East WawanoSh
Twp., 21/2 miles north of ,E1wslyth:
Highway,
FRIDAy, NOV. 15th' -
at 12.30 P. M.
Machinery
Cociksnutt Diesel 40 tractor in A 1
condition; Super A NfcCorrniOlc
tractor fully equipped with Hy-
draulic McC..ormidk Mower, plow
and scattier to fit above rm:odel A
tractor; McCormick No. 2 005%
Harvester; McCormick 8 ft. tracto
disc; Cockshut 8 plate 1-way disc;
McCormick 15 disc power drill;
Massey Harris 7 ft, binder; land
roller; drop head hay loader; New
idea side rake; potato plow; 3
section drag harrows; -5 weal,
diamond harrows; steel Stone boat;
120 ft. and '75 foot cldilve belts; New
idea manure spreader on rubber;
Gehl 10" hammer mill; fanning
mill; 2000 lb. scalds; 2 good rubber
tired wagons; 16 ft Hay rack for
main or turnips; H. P. motor
300 it. snow fence and iron posts;
cedar posts; quantity of lumber
and planks; barb wire; number of
b arrel'b; bag tracik; forks, sh&
eels; chains, wheel barrow, In-
sulage Cart.
Hay and Grain
1800 bales of mixed •Ha.y; 13 ton
mixed 'loose Hay; 1000 bus. mixed
grain; 000 bus. Ajax oats.
Cattle
3 Durham and Holstein cows this
in ,February and March; 4 Durham
Steers and heifers 1 yr. old; 4
spring calves,
Terms
Grain „and „Hay ..and ,small Mach
inert' — Cash
Other machinery 50% day of sale.
Remainder ..can be arranged , on a
approVed Joint note of 6 months at
bank interest,
Prop. — Walter Mason
Auct. — Harold Jackson
Clerk — E. P. Chesney
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Cranbrook W. M. S...
....On Wednesday afternoon Oct. 9
the regular W. M. S. meeting was
held at the home .of Mrs. Gordon
Knight with 13 members and one
visitor present. A Thanksgiving 'pro
grarnryle ,.was followed ..with Mrs.
Earl Dunn as leader and Mrs. Mac
Engel at the piano, „Hymns were
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S E IAL
LO l L VAR.E.S
To: THE
ROYAL
ACRIGULTURAL
TR .FAIR
TORONTO, NOV. 15-23
FARE AND ONE-HALF
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Good going—Nov. 14th-23rd
incl.
Return—Leave Toronto not later
than midnight, November 24th.,
Full information
from any agent.
T-7.55
.tusumatars
He is saving to help his son and
daughter get a good education
She is is saving to buy a new watch for
her husband's next birthday
U NDER today's . economic conditions, what
you don't want from governments, or
can do without, will determine whether infla-
tion is to be halted.
In other words, it is up to the people of
Canada themselves to determine what sort of
future they will have.
Do your representatives in government at
all levels know what you don't want? Why not
write and tell them?
THE
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON• BRANTFORD TORONTO
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