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OR GEORGE HISLOP
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Carisimas Goodvit
To One and All in Our Community
May Peace, Joy, and Prosperity
Rest With You
Thank You For Your Patronage
To • AU Our Customers and. Friends
VERY' MERRY CHRISTMAS
and s
HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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WINNER OF BLANKET — GEC. 19th
MRS. WELLINGTON MARKS.
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BRUSSELS BRANCH MAJESTIC W. I. TO SPONSOR
ESSEX, JORDON, DURANT . . morle than 2,400
different curs have been made in North America.
Of these, less than thirty still make new ,appearances
each year op Canadian roads.
For . Late
Chnstmas .6hop
Dresser ,Brush :Orush. and Cern'bs Sets
"Evening in Paris"
Gifts by Yardley of London, England •
Photograph Albums
Leather -Bill Folds.
Kodaks and Flash Outfits
Flash Bulbs
The New 3-Way Gillette Razor
Kodak Colored Films
Manicure Sets
Boxed Christmas Cards
Christmas Tree Decorations
Boxed Stationery
Fountain Pens Ball Pointed Pens
Lowney Boxed Chocolates
Games for Winter Evenings.
The reasons for failure were many, but the under-
lying factor was the inability to, make *,armual -profits
sufficient for $ulrvival and progress.
PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST
The Christmas meeting of the
MajCstac Women's Institute was
held in the library basement on
Thursday afternoon -with the presi-
dent Mrs. Lorne Nichol in the chair
A jovial Santa Claus welcomed the
members +to the hall and later dis.
tributed giftS from the lighted .
Christmas tree. Severlal visitors were
welcomed by the president.
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Brussels Branch of the Upper
Canada Bible Society met in St.
John's Anglican Church. The pros-
ident„ Mr, B. Morrow presided and •
conducted. worship. He expressed
approolataan to the canvassers who
to date had collected $49S.00 with
some still to come in, The collectorl•
were Mesdames P. McDonald, T.
• • Breckenridge, G, lttrnbull, . W
• Hardy, J. Bowman; R, Denman, L
Pipe, T, Bernard;- ./G;en Smith J.
Speir. and Miss • .1\1-
Farlane, and Messrs, Ross Stepheson.
John Purvis,- Wril.--Brewn,
Moses, Ed. Morrow, Edwin :Martin
John Perrie, Leslie McKay, Orville
Harrison, Jack Alfred
Knight,. and !Gilbert Speir. - •
The Rev. K. .taggs..canduated 'the
election of officers.
are:
Christmas Wrappings, Tags Seals
Scotch Tape and Ribbons
'This is 'a dramatic example in just one industry of
the role of profits, in helping a company survive and
grew. Without profits, only one road faices any
eon-Tally. It must lay off its employees, dose its
,dotoirs and go ,out of business.
REXALL DRUG STORE
Brusseii
Plans to sponsor a public speaking
contest for the pupils of the Brussels
public school and five schools, in
Morris and ,Grey townships were
left in the hands of Mrs. R. W.
Stephens, 'Mrs, Harold Speir and
Mrs. D. C. Matheson,
Mrs. James Smith, local leader
for the course "New 'Lamps • for
Old," announced the -'course will be
held in January and chose the I
material to be ordered.
SMITH'S
Phone 62
5,Wiratatealiatowar. aite0.41t Atm-,
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Whatever the industry, whatever its size, steady
profits mean steady jobs. for 1960. who,
Past Pres.
President
Secretary
Treasurer
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
SHELL LUBRICATION, SHELL HOUSEHOLD AND
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Austin Sales and Service
Parts and Accessories
Repairs on All Makes of Cars and Trucks
TELEPHONE 71 BRUSSELS, ONT.
THE
STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO
Canadian-Made Steel from Canodian.-Owned Plants
Ed; Morrow
A, E. Martini
John Perrie I
D, M, MacTavish I
The Honorary- Datedutrive is com-
posed of: Mrs. Bessie Mitchell.
Miss Carrie Hingston, 'Miss Nellie
Jardine, and Mrs. T. Kerr; the active
executive consists of Mrs. Geo.
Davis; Mrs. S. Greene, Mrs. L.
IG;lasgow, Messrs. Gilbert Speir, Jas.
Moses, Reiss, Stevenson, John
Schnook, Wm. Brown-, Lesley Mc-
Kay, 'Orville Harrison, Frank Heim-
straw, and the ministers of the
1 village and district.
I Regret was expressed in the pass- I
ing of 'Mrs. B. Walker who had been I
a faithful member of the Executive'
and one-time treasurer of the
branch.
It was decided to arrange for/a
special meeting towards the end of
'May for the showing of a film
taken by the Bev. Mr. Huerer of
the Society of the work being done
in India. A Salvation Arniy Band is
to he invited to present a Sacred
concert in connection with the.
Same.
.."-iss•••••—wimaii••-""•';;;A. inv••••••frolion.
Mrs. Florence Michel dealt with
the motto, "A merry heart doeth I
good lake medicine," in which I
she mentioned that "happiness is a I
matter of choice," ,and that "we I
owe our friends the fieurtesy of a
smiling face and a cheery' word."
Christmas carols were sung,
directed by Mrs. Douglas Herding-
way, with piano accompaniment
by Mrs. W. C. •Kerr. Gaviller, McIntosh and Ward
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Ball Telephone -Building
Walkerton
D. A. HUNTLEY, C. A. Resident Menalew
Telapbonati — Business US; Itsaldentre tee
.1•Minraroullmomo•
The roll call response was a gift
for the shut ins and a Christmas
(verse or thought, -Each elderly
member of the community is to be
remembered with a box of Christ-
mas treats and each patient in the
convalescent home will receive a
decorated box of treats on his or
her tray. Boxes will be packed at
the home at Mrs. Charles Davis
with Mrs. Florence Michel, Miss
Mplie McFarlane. Mr.y. Harold
Speir and Mrs. Aobt. Gemmill
assisting.
Baby things to be made into lay.
ettes for the Unitarian Services
were- brought to the meeting and
will be packed by Mrs, Amy Speir
and Mrs. Lorne Nichol,
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Mrs. Eldon Wilson Spoke on the
'Christrnbas Story — the traditional
040 !fashioned Christmas -whith is
cherished because it is a link with
ehilclhoiod, "The .essentials of
Christmas do not change," she said,
"even if they are worked out in a
modern manner," She mentioned
three things wanted for Christmas
observation lave, faith, hope,
Hostesses were Mrs. Douglas
Hemingway, Mrs, Ferg Connelly,
th, Archie Engel, Mrs, Ernest
Ma,rtin, and Mrs. ,deorge turn:but
CAR BUYERS
Before you ouy you 1.en af let*
model used car see us about Mir Low
Cost Financing Service. Available
for either Dealer or Private Salve.
GLENN RONNENBERO
General Mourne&
Monktor. — Phone 653R41
Brussels — Phone 247
Tuesday and Friday
NOTICE
Piano tuning and repairing it
necessary.
Contact : Gordon or Barry Hamilton
,Atwood, Oat, Phone 15j
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