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.kr.seeer. Presbyterian
ritxxrde. Bel ave
Rev_ J. B. Thomson, Director of People had a mind to work." Mel- with June Work, D4argaret Cardiff, hostess.
tasolt Extension in the Presbytery vole Church Choir, under the Gerald Gilmen, and Wm, icing, sang WPM eves received here of the
*Paaonto was guest speaker at direction of Thompson, rl:r hymn 'S.:utly and tenderly." death of a Conner resident in the
service in
person of Mrs, Alf. 1- muter Kitchen• immino—
veerthe formes Christina y n ternoFischn. In.
FREE
ANImAL sERvicE
ferment took place in Brussels
cemetery on Tuesday nfternolt. •
Wm, and Mrs, Sins hien moved '
, hast week into the house owned by
Harvey Bunter in the village,
Family Presentation
89th Birthday
Ottervllle--The wish of many years
' was granted to Mrs. Alexander
Leitch on ilm' 39th birthday, when
e!! of her family, two sons end Poor
dcnighters, led several of ber grand•
r•bildren and great grandchildren,
were tegrther for 'a Clay.
If had boon ninny years glare the
_— entire family had been e11 i'ngeth't'.
(,n"3�Dy Ap t5,7 R��y e�,.,��••• :,oft whit her wore her two sons, D.
t,..,r;C.1F�1, `d �?'is�iJ•t� 1 i,nif rh and Jolla 0. Ttirtteh of Nor -
Mrs, Lynn Evans is a patient in "..1'hrind rho four daughters, Mra,
Kitchener hospital. Her many C MrT.aron. of Nnrwirh,
friends belie for a speedy r;ecoveay. William Ziegler of T$tho1. 1\Tre
Miss Lena Noble is undergoing tt•'l'1n+„ T.^nr1r, or Hampton and
treatment in the Toronto General vies, V!rtor Sperling of Detroit.
TIospital. '\rlrh
The Y.P.S. held its first meeting Ideal weenier made possible Rn
of the Ceas0n on Monday evening in nntrlom' dinner in filo Community
the church. Mr. Maclve' showed Park Ottervitle. and the table was
some very interesting and beautiful 0n11'red with a Tiirthdav rake and
slides on Quebec Nova Scotia, New ^ a'^^ Mrs. Lepel, elm has been
Brunswick and Prince Edward ,.,,"`^^ ^'3'11 her a.-ell+er at. Ethel,
Island, whirl+ were numb enjoyed by is eninylne gond 11091111 and erioved
those attending. It was regrettable the day with her fnmily aroma her,
thea ,,ere were not present to see The Rfternnntt was spent at the
them. The slate of officers drawn 10101 of her erendson. Ivan 7,013511 ;
rip at the executive meeting was reed family. and later went to the
approved at this meeting Several hnn10 of her 1011, J, S. Leitch, Nor -
hymns wm. . hetvtt n
1 n 1131 0cre011 wick, fora buffet supper,
and sung. The scripture reading
was given by Isobel Hnether and 1 F. W. KEMP
Mrs. Neciver led in prayer. Re
fresbments were served in the base- i Licensed Auctioneer
mann of the church, W.M.S. Huron,Perth, and
1Ti
The Octnhr meetirg of the MSi
wag 1101(1 in the home of Mrs. Allen Wellington Counties
Cameron. Mrs. Dan HuethPr pre- i Satisfaction Guaranteed.
sided and atter singing a psalm all Phone 38 — — Listowel
rencetecl the Lord's Prayer. Mrs.
Sehnock read from Peglm 33 verses .
1-1.2. The secretary read the man- ' '
,tag end railed the roll to which
thirteen ledtes responded with a Classified Ads
versa contn,inin!g the word "blessing.'
O'n'vpnt events were read by Mrs. _ —-
.rim Can10ren, Mrs. Oms.tead. Miss A. FOR SALE—
T'.m•rDsl meg. Aper Cameron Mrs. 1929 Ford Coach Serial No.
oto, rinn Knight Mrs. Ti. Keys a.nd C 11129 -, Phone 35x -r-3
ee P. Campbell. The treasurer _ , -
n.n,•P 1101' report. Arrangements were ROOMS FOR RENT-
1isen=Nod iu regard to the Seotion.s! , On the ground floor.
„Define tri be helot in Cranhronk in : Apply et the Queens Hotel.
756 " 4 tier Thanlc0?w'ine was set for ' . •----
011. 27. Mrs, Maciver read an
0.,r01a by "Mrs. Dickson of
0nin^a" noel Mrs. Dan TTnetbel' had
nl,n,•ve
of the to tc. Offering was
Knox Presbyterian Church. Belgrave ,ontributed the anthems "God is a r.nP'vert and a t,vmn sling and Mrs
on Sunday afttnuoon. Rev. 319. grit' by Brown, and "I will LeedmY •15aeTver 53330 the rlocine prayer.
Thomson spoke on the subject "The ,ee:k.' by Simper. A mixed quartet, 5,r,•nlll,r•P1ee were served by the
:^tea End Anniversary
Louis
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1m eel"
a very serious shortage of bottles • • •
RightPatti stow y bee is'Unless ibis bottle shortage
it may be necessary to cut down
particularly beverage Cott es' you need and which come
as made uuc immediately, nodthe beverages edl n you io gather
the in bo tl es of the au urgent app without to gather This is an
only in bottlpt b ht les and return them
lay.
rip your empty
,4s,,'
1 EVE
S 0 Ti
• �qi �fa i
F of ,� fpties r rg n , Y eeded
pro
our home today. Gather up
Stere a bottle round -up in Y pantry—your store
the empty bottles in yourckitchen—yourlar'S out return
room–your shed—your cellar- Sort them and them at once, or
or call the regular pick-up service•
Your
is important ...the heed is urgeno� tomorrow gather up and
orcow at the latest.
return ALL empty bottles today
Why a Bottle Shortage?
Canadian glass factories normally produce MILLIONS of bottles every
month. The vital ingredient in bottle making is soda ash. Since July 12th
the only big Canadian soda ash factory has been. strike -bound. Since then
the stock of soda ash has been used up .. bottle, factories are closed down . .
bottles are not being made today. Beverage bottlers and all producers of
bottled liquids must have your bottles back to keep going. Bottling plants
will close down too . , . if your empties are not returned,
THE BREWING, INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
FOR SALE -
300 Rock and Red Pullets four
months old,
Bert Elliott Phone 3Sx.r-2
OLD•DISABLED OR DEAD
CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS • SHEEP • CALVES
Promptly and Efficiently Removed
Simply Phone Collect
12 Iiiiiiss6s
WE DO THE REST!
— BLUEVALE Bruce Robertson,
:439•x: Roy Tut't•ey wag hn-.u. 'Che 033 11 Kervlci. at linos
Thursday afternoon at a Do is,, Pnesbytela,u ('hutch was :II
n Ntergo
of the 'IAT.M,S„ and tools the form
function n.: lrl•,:ove,' interest 331 n Thanklg'tbtx mertin The
when she entertained over 50 guest' p: es Mrs. Raymond Elliott
in honor 00 Mtss Helen Sellers, presided The scripture lesson was
whose marriage is to tale place read by Mrs. ,7. 3'. Elliott; and Miss
next week. Mrs. I -Tarry Goll sang ;, Olive Scott'. led 111 prayer. Rev. Le -
solo and Mrs, materna Mashers gave land C. Sorenson, the guest spealt-
0r to_,k for betssubject, "Drditl.ng."
a humorous, readeng. The bride-to-be
A quartet composed 00 Mrs. A, 7).
was escorted to a seat of honor to smith, Miss Elaine McKinney, Mr.
the stredns of the bridal chorus Jorgensen, and J. C. Higgins sang,
played by Mrs, W. L. Speir of and itr1. 1"5'1 sen played a cornet
solo, accompanied by Mrs. J. C.
Brusesls and little Miss Joyre
Fiarmon and Scott McTagagrt of
Goderich presented :i. wagon load 01
gifts tor the kitchen. Mrs. Carrie
i Sellers and Mrs. H. Pleteh presided
at the tea table. The home was
decorated with pink and white
flowers and streamers.
Mrs. P. S. Me.cEwen was hostess
, Thu5ad5y afternoon for the Meet-
ing of the W,MtS. or Knox Presby
terian Church. The president, Mrt
R. Elliott conducted the meeting.
Mrs. Harry Elliott read the scrip
ture and Mrs. McEwen led in
prayer, A supplementary reading
01, the Scott Mission in Toronto was
1 given by Mrs. R. F. Garniss. Mrs.
IL. C. Jorgenson. had charge of the
topic "We Touch Africa," dealing
with the work of Mary Sles'sor sent
out by the Church of ,Scotland and
known as "The White Ma."
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw, Mrs
Mary Robertson, Miss Martha•'
Fraser, Bob Fraser at Dunnville
and Che•iywnnd.
Charles Messer returned to To-
ronto this week after spending three
months with hts sister, Mrs. Ray.
mond Elliott; Mr, and Mrs. Rieh•rrd
Johnston and Emmet, MI•s. Arthur
Shaw, W. ,7. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J, Peacock, Mrs. ,7aanes P01roek.
Mi's. Palmer, Edmonton, Alta..
attended the funeral or the late
J511301 Davidson at Dungannon on
WrRees clay ; Dr. Arthur and Mrs.
Shaw. Toronto, with Mr, Arthur
Shsty; the enpils of Bluevol:e school
had a holiday on Wednesday to
attend the 'fresn45.ter fair. Mrs. W. .T.
Robertson and son, Wildon. and
daughter, Mrs. Inglis in Detroit.
B.nt1v Ilse was nh'erva3 i,, the
cundav 0011••01 at Knox Preshvtrrlan
(Murat here on Sunday moraine.
The superintendent, Mrs. R. J.. Me•
lfrrrev conducted the eervtce on
it,. them,. ,'Work and Prayer end
T e<•n.', Ce•HnrP+os i'1nr memory
evwrit weer, eweripd to Peter Cain -
hell, Kay Thempeor. Eleanor Smith,
Purvey thaw. and Tacit Shaw.
Rcrognitio" carols w511t to Lillian
Campbell, Bobble McMurray. and
FOR SALE—
Axminster Rug 4% x 7 'ft. Set of
Bed Springs 43 inches nearly new
Man's Elgin Pocket Witch, 1 Cotton
Mattress. Phone 90
FOR SALE -
100 pullets for sale, 5> months
i
old, laying,
Clarence Stess
Ayr oral tires STornlrl F11Hntt onen-
^a their bene for a wierer roast on
n0,110„ 0, 0,00. In inark 1110
•.•i•.0ni..,,.0. of 11,. 4 P q .33.5 Knox
011 ,,.0,, 133, aha 0111
n"rl 1,-i,r4,^g5nnnn, ,If„C Tn,•e•engan
,vn,1 rhnsan to rn7durl *11n emotion
0r ,.ra0000 0.1,101,0
a0•,,+0r1 ns rot -
1.11r. 03'011(1P^'1 1,7n1,41 Pn1+,tt:
vieo.n.,'n,-h1P^t. 33.531.' ntn,•0.1,•a+ 1Tnca-
..... n_nln n, pins .113333.1• 11,m1-
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1 FOR SALE—
;, burner Coleman gasoline stove
with oven.
Mrs, D. Denman phone SS -r-2
FOR SALE— - --- --
Menne building 16 x 24, 12 ft.
walls. good roof, partly double
hoarded.
Walter Pease Phone 43-r-17
FOR SALE—
Quantity of soft maple wood.
Phone 42-r-14 Ino. Stevenson
FOR SALE—
Molasses for your poultry busi-
ness as usual. Wednesday after-
noon, Grewar's Grocteria. The Store
with the etnck, Phone 5, Bruses'le,
Ontaric.
FOR SALE—
Team of HOraPs 7 and 12 years old,
8100 will boy the team.
Phone 21-1-13 Chas. Lamont & Son
FOR SALE—
Dry hardwood.
apply to
Miff Cardiff
For particulars
Phone 45-r-19
NOTICE—
For all '.rinds of Trucking
Phone 47 -r -C Brussels
H,art•ison's General Store, Moncrieff,
WOOD FOR SALE—
Hardwood lambs for sale 12 inches
long also some body wood and a few
cords or hardwood bloclts, suitable
for large furnace or box stove.
Phone 43'r,25 Gordon Knight
Lot 17, Con, 14 Grey
FOR SALE—
Electric
ALE Electric motors rewound and re-
paired, Expert workmanship, Mor.
erste prices. Lloyd M. Hettger,
Monkton, Ont.
FOR SALE -
74. J. Atwood of 10 Marmaduke St„
Toronto, oi'te•s for sale an excellent
grass farm of 100 acnes with some I
good bush. A large bank barn and
frame house, a drilied well with I
wind hill, being lot 20. eon. 15, Grey
Township Huron County, Will he
sold reasonably on account of, 111 1
health, rot furbhea- pertieni�vrs'
apply to the above a.tldi•ess or Jas.
Mera,tlzean Box 1. Brussels, Ont,
FOR SALE---
I
ALE—I have at present a choice ,amber
_0 farms at right prices, Anyone wish,
Ing to dispose of their farm (any
alae) good buildings please flat thein
at once as 1 have clients for ray
sales'.
Oral or write J. 0, Long;
Real Estate Broker, Brussels, Ont,
Phone 84.
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r..,,,,n.a„b .,.a 3351 bet all
Thnnl:'s ,Shearer 01131 Tric1 0Pa:trlca
a,,nD••0 1,,.,vator ^.111, 110•ar
.1 „a,.0,. r-Tnnl-i.. .,1 pm.
mars wtt'h 1,Pr senthar ,•1,0 is tri•
Rev, and Mrs, Leland C. Jnreenst:n
l,nvn left to spend awn WP PIC at
.Rr1, 01400 T11
�. Fr -youth
Re: eisf a red
0otorrretri$t •
"Western (Intro io's Meas!
Modern Eye Ber,' n&' •
Phcrp 118, tlat'rtstort
INCOME TAX RETURNS,
BOOKKEEPING,
FINANCIAL STAT EMENTS
ter
farmers,
Business Men,
Processional Men,
Garage Operators
and others.
ARTHUR I RASER
Telephone; Exeter 17.
P.O. Box. No. 118
Temporary Office at the house
of the late Dr. H. K. Hyndman,
Huron Street, Exeter.
RONA
iwa+t, modem%
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Jew eller
OFFICER
Is low.ls
$2850
JANET
15 jewel*
52850
G. LEACH
Brussels, Ont.
POutrr ,4'-,,; arket
Highest 'Cash Prices
Your Best Poultry Market is At Yaw Own Door When Yon
CALL THE DUBLIN PRODUCE CO.
We Will Call and Pay Immediate Highest
CASH PRICE
For Your Hens and Chickens.
Just CallDublin 1 Produce Co.Dublin 50
NO FUSS— NO WAITING — JUST PLAIN CAR.”
All Long Distance Phone Calls Paid By Our Driven
When They Visit You.