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Government cheques come to this street every month.
The Fosters, for instance—he was wounded et Vtmy.
Now his Veteran son is taking technical training on
re-establishment grants. Other families receive Family
Allowances. it's so easy—and private—to take cheques
to the bank around the corner.
AN EXTRA cheque every second
You may receive Government cheques. You can cash them without charge
at any branch of any chartered bank is Canada. In one year some thirty-six
million cheques were issued for Family Allowances, the Armed Services,
their dependents, Pensioners, employees of Crown Companies and the liken
More than one for every second of the day and night! ,
Can you imagine the expense to taxpayers if this money had to be
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distributed
e ofshaving tothousands e
go to such offices to get your money? and the
Taken in Stride
Your bank performed many such public services throughout the war and
is continuing to do so. It is taking these additional tasks in stride ..,f
competent to play its part in meeting Canada's needs of the future.
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&pis Advertisement is Sponsored by your Bank
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Samoa of Statistina. Electricity costs
ono overage for Hydro in Ontario.
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On
Prices!
Have You can b y more Hydroou denergyi, here for onecent togood
day than at any
time in history!
Compared with the dips and peaks of general living costs, the cost of
Hydro service to Ontario consumers has come down constantly since 1914
. even dropping during war years. Today one cent buys about twice
as much as in 1923... almost five times as much as in 1914.
Think of the work that one cent's worth of electricity can do today, in an
average Ontario home. It will give electric refrigeration for 24 hours
. cook a full meal for two people on an electric range . • . operate a
washing machine for two hours, an electric ironer for half an hour, a hand
iron for an hour ... light a 100 -watt lamp for 10 hours, or run an average
radio all day.
Pew people in the world have electricity available to them at such low
ols prevails in Ox supplynd as a ties to result,
tytsince Hydro cois nstruction
ucti n
Present demands sax supe y
and expansion were restricted by wartime necessity. Present shrtsage of
materials and equipment makes it impossible to rapidly carry out expansion
already planned. Until these conditions are relieved, use this economical
servant wisely.
THE BRUSSELS POST
POPE
TOBACCO
In Memoriam
Procter -•- 10 loving memory of a
dear wife and mother .Airs. W. J.
Procter who died on Otcohe • 33rd.
1044,
From our happy home :uul circle
tied has taken one we love.
Iiorne away trop sin and sorrow
To a better home above.
The flowers we place upon her grave
May wither and decay.
Lot the 1,1ve of her who nloeps be-
neath
Shall evil' fade away.
BELGRAVE
The Happy Ilf•arts 111'nn L:tntl
Of Iirigrave rnitc,d t'hun h met
Sunday morning. in the Sunday
School room with 37 present. The
leader, Mrs, R. H. Coultes, was in
,tt,•eo of the meeting, assisted by
Mrs. Harold Procter. A number of
junior members read short prayers.
Billy ("oldies read a story and Donna
Anflersor and Marlene Aiael(enzie
i sang a duet. The autumn thank -
offering was received. The opening
chapter of the new study book on
India was read by Mrs. Coultes. Mrs,
Procter closed the meeting with
prayer.
Brick United Church was attract-
ively decorated for the 'wedding of
Dorothy Catharine, daughter of Mr.
and fir's. John Mason, Be'grave. to
Mr. Fleming Edgar Johnston Young•
est son of Mr, David Johnston,
Bluevale. and the late 'Mrs. Johns-
ton. Rev, G. H. Dunlop performed
the ceremony and the wedding music
was played by IaTlss G. Stewart.
Lockup's. Given in marriage by 110,
father, the bride wore a white or-
ganza gown and a floor length veil.
She carried red roses, and wore a
strand of pearls. a gift of the bride-
groom. As matron of bonne Mrs.
Parker Campbell, sister of the
bride. wore a long gown of mauve
taffeta with matching veil. She
carried a nosegay of pink roses.
Mrs. Kenneth Mason. in pink crepe
Sheer and Mrs. Charles Johnston
in yellow taffeta, also attended the
bride. They each wore matching i
headdress and carried a nosegay i
in matching tones. Louise Camp -
hell. cousin of the bridegroom was
flower girl, wearing blue faronne
crepe with a nosegay of blue corn
flowers and red -aces, Mr. George
Johnston. Betgrave, wsa best man
and ushers were 1Tr. Charles John-
ston and Mr, Lloyd Mason. Mrs.
Philip Stewart of Luoltnmv was
soloist. Following a reception at
the home of the bride's Parent.',
the couple left on a wedding trip to
Niagara Falls. Port Rnrwell and
London. For travellingn the bride
wore a blue suit, with a red hat and
blue top • coat. They will reside
near Bluevale.
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INCOME TAX RETURNS,
BOOKKEEPING,
FINANCIAL STK! EMENTS
ter
farmers,
Business Men,
Professional Men,
Garage Operators
and others.
ARTHUR FRASER
Telephone: Exeter 17.
P.O. Box. No. 118
Temporary Office at the house
of the late Dr. H. K. Hyndman,
Huron Street, Exeter.
Wetlrc,sday, October 23rd, 1341
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FREE A a`'la tiY r iii. SEICE
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OLD. DISABLED OR
CATTLE • HORSES. HOGS. SHEEP • CALVES
Promptly and Efficiently Removed
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Simply Phone Collect
onisseis
WE DO THE REST!
;num
Heightened 1 s:1.z
For Akohct-c5
Chronic drunkards. once sbunn'•d.
are 110111r,-d--r,ntrl by :•ew
Ment 111001 to 11-•-111.:
and respectability. Read how it is
done in '111e American \ViceklY
celebrated magazine with tilt,
Sunday'; (October 271 11•1 :1,
Detroit Funday Thus'+. 0,1 Sonia.
Detroit Times.
Classified Ads
FOR SALE -
8 Pigs ready to wean.
Phone 42-r-11 George Cardiff.
FOUND—
License plate 'No. 44101T, party can 1
have same by applying at The Post.
L
ESt
are generally
caused from a
(blood) conges-
tion. Try Bunkers
Herbal Pills to treat the cause at its
source. Money back, it the first bottle
floes not satisfy. At F. R. Smith, Rex-
all
esall Drug Store.
FOR SALE—
A bunch of little pigs, 6 weeks old,
also a quantity of soft maple wood.
Phone 42-r-14 Jack Stevenson
FOR SALE—
Seven Large Gray Geese.
Airs. Telford Sellers. Phone 39-23
R. R. 2 Bluvelae. Ont,
I LOST—
Between
OSTBetween Brussels and Walton a
dark tan tarpaulin, finder please
return to B, G. Walker, .
l E,PE.'?,
IklAt*'tt-• NNE SHOP
fof
Acetylene and Electric
Welding
Our shop is eduipped to do
First Class
Welding
And Lathe Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured.
The Community
Radio Service
Shops
Now offer you quick 'reasonable
repairs on your radio.
TAKE YOUR RADIO
t0
Freethy's Service
Station
SatIsfactton Gurantoed.
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FOR SALE—
One roan Durham Bull, 'Ind +t
gond Durham cote.
phone 51 -r -r, Harvey Bryan
FOfi xe Elerorm:rnures srram:en-oamm
12 Pigs, 6 weeps old.
Lot 29. Con. 9 Morris Twp.
Phone 18-r-9 Gilbert Aicealltlm
Experienced Teacup and
Palmistry Readings
For Appointment
Phone 39-r-23 Brussels.
Hours 1.3n to 5.30 and from 7 to
10 evenings,
Miss T. M. Sellers.
WANTED TO RENT—
Three or four romps, in Brussels
fr.r 111e winter months.
Phone 22-r-9
FOR SALE—
Frame Arouse 29 x 40 with kitchen
28 x 13, woodshed 14 x 30.
phone 42 Jas, McFadzean
FOR SALE—
About 1100 bushels of mixed grain
Phone ix or 56
Mrs, Harry McCutcbeon
FOR SALE—
Dry hardwood. For particulars
apply to
Clift CardiaPhone 46-7-19
—
FOR SALE--
Dlectrlc motors rewound and re-
paired. Expert workmanship, Mod-
erate prices. Lloyd M, Bettger,
Monkton, Ont. .
FOR SALE—,
H. 3. Atwood of 10 Marmatduke 51„
Toronto. offers for sale an excellent
grass. farm of 100 acres with same
gond httah. A large hank barn and
frame kinase, a drilled well with
wind mill, being lot 20. con, 15, Grey
Township Huron County. Will be
sold rettsonabiy on eneonnt of i11
health,- Por fnrthe.r partieulttxs
apply to the shove address or las.
Mr.Fa.dzeaer Box 1. *Brussels, Ont,
FOR SALE—
! have at present a choice number
t farms at right prices, Anyone wish-
ing to dispose of their farm (any
Size) good buildings please list them
at once as 1 have clients for Pate
Sales,
Cott or write T, C. Long,
steal Estate Broker, 13rnssels, Ont,
Phone $4,
GREY
Itecera guests who visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heming-
way and att't'uded the international
Plowing' ;!latch at fort Aihet't were
Mrs, Robert Fulton and Mr, Robert
Jelly, Vancouver, Wm. ,ieily, Morris
Jelly and Robt. ,felly of Shelburne
and Mr, and Mrs. kverett Hoover of
St. Louis, Michigan,
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Keeps fresh clean water before the Cattle
all the time ... when they want it.
DUMP water through your barn with the de-
pendable DURO PUMP. Running water has
become a necessity on the modern farm where
time and labour are so valuable, The convenience
alone is worth the cost.
EBECO
?or modern Kitchen Fix-
tures and Fittings.
Designed for style and
utility. Visit us for com-
plete information.
Phone 68
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Boeing
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Your Best Poultry Market Is At Yoesr Own Door When You
CALL THE DUBLIN PRODUCE CO.
We Will Call and Pay Immediate Highest
CASH PRICE
For Your Hens and Chickens.
Just Call Dublin Produce Co. Dublin 50
NO FUSS — NO WAITING -- JUST PLAIN CAM.
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