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TELEPHONE CALLS
HAVE MUSHROOMED
e IN THE LAST TWO YEARS
P
.,,and they're still zooming! That is one
reason why when you pick up the telephone,
you can't always thrersh to your party
just as promptly as you (and we) would like.
Operators are working at top speed—present
equipment is being stretched to its fullest pos-
sible use—and we are working against time
to hurry the highly complicated installations
which are essential to handle the ever-growing
number of daily calls.
So, when you use the telephone, will you
please remember these facts if your operator
sometimes seems slow to answ your call
is otherwise delayed.
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
CRANBROOK
Anniversary services will be ch -
served in Knox Church on Sunday,
him 3 at eleven o'clock and 7,30
with Rev. Alex Nunmo. 11'in ham,
the minister and special music by
the choir.
Mrs. Clara Olustead and Mrs. l,.
B. Gordon spent the week end in
rorontn and Oshawa where they
caned at the hospital to see their
brattier Will Hunter, who has been
quite 111.
Mrs. Calvin, Cameron. Revs aa'l1
.53ex were week -end visitors in Con-
estega,
Miss Mare Macleeall. Toemito,
and Miss' Betty Currie. Tiruss'lo.
*agent Sunday with Miss Muriel Mae -
Donald.
Alex and errs. elviemeedl, leen id
end Mrs. McDougal also ('1: ek.
McDm alll. et. Thome rx and Airs. J.
Finchley. Seafortlt, were Sunday
visitors at the ham. of M. Engel.
The Y.P.S, met on 3T't,i'I lv 03'
We the church basement with :gee
k':•••ie1 .iia, Domild in the 'hair. Ti;'
held in Goderich on Oct. 25 were
'ren by Miss A. J. Forrest and Mr,
MacIver. Mrs. MacIver, the
devotional leader introduced a
study of Luke which should pros
vct•y beneficial to the society. Cliff
Iielnaghan read the scripture
portion Luke 1, 46-04 and Mrs, Jim
Cameron gave two short readings
in connection with the study. Mrs.
a.•t
McNair was pianist for the
meeting. The business period was
presided over by Mrs. Dari Dunn,
the president. Rev. I. D. MacIver
pronounced the benediction. At the
close of the meeting the executive
held a short meeting and it is
hoped that the officers of the Y.P.S.
and Sunday School will be able to
attend a meeting in the Presbyter-
ian Church, Searorth. or. 'Wednesday
evening if this week
Latest reports from Mre. Lynn
r -',a:= c'F• mart enrnuraging. Mrs.
Evans has been a patient In the
K. & W. hospital since Oct. 4 and
her mans Friends here hope she may
soon return to her home.
11A'r. And Mrs. T. D. areelver and
Miss A. 7. Forerst attended the
ns Kenneth h •et!3 ;,•,1 iloung People's Rally in Goderich
t' :.1 Friday a.fternncn and evening and
r ,,t•� p1 1 '1-' . r a report a very interesting meeting.
Imre!: ,m1 ;+n , : n'11 • ,n, .1 ... Th • Rally will be in Seaforth in
in'H iti,r, co- 1'+47 end it Is import that move of
ptnrts of h young 4' •opI 's Rally 1' P, s. :members can attend.
?LEASE HEAP!
neap cascara filtorte's a SOVEOCIS
.Help eliminate this condition by
returning empties as soon as
possible. If it is inconvenient
for you to return them person-
ai.lyphone your nearest
BREWERS' RETAIL STORE
and bring our home pick-up and
delivery service to your aid.
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Majestic Women's institute
The Detob'r meet.ln a was 11,.11 at
the home of Ails. Carl Hemet \ .ty
on Thursday. Oct. lath with Mrs.
Wm. Miller presiding. Atter tite
ostial opening exorcise, tly, roil tali
wag answered by thirty-three ladies
sag:tsting Improvlmtente for nest
year's Fair. The seetedary was it1'4
to w .'t 1 1 tt, t t.' thi, Pair Doan]
expressing the Institute's t•n a r 1t 4-
1111nns over ii1le sllrtOOR rit tills
year's Fair. It was doelriod to
Send 141.15 to the Adelaide Heedless
Foundation Fend.
Mrs. \\'m. 11111,1 was chosen del, --
gate to the Area Convention at
(lu,:lph a' Nov. 7 and Rah. Mrs.
Ken. Shurrie to be alternate.
A The' icgiving 117131 11 was then
ening.
Mrs. E. ('tidmore then gate a '•e•
port of the local leader training
seined for ,lumen' work which she
and Mfrs. Long were attending at
Wingham. It Is n woa'twllile (merge
for any girl to take. Mrs. Ken.
Sherrie ?-rage a reading on "Tete
Club Women's Creed." Mrs. H.
re motion favoured the ladies with
as solo. The tonic "Accidents and
the t. prevention" was ably dee.lt
teilh by Mrs, Frank Nichol. Mrs.
Wmt. Evars gave a reading. "Mosta
to the Farm." Plans were then
made for a bazaar to be held early
10 December. Miss Ruth Hem
ingw•ay rendered a piano solo. The
next meeting is to be held on Nov.
14th at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Davis, The meeting was closed
by the singing of the National
Anthem atter which lunch was
Iserved by the hostess.
71.7 A 7 T4lN
The Sunday morning services at
Duff's 'United Church were conduct-
ed by the minister. Rev. R. G. Hazel-
wood. A trio composed of Mrs. IT.
Traviss, Phyllis Outhill and Marjory
Harkwell sang.
The Walton 2'. P, S. held its week-
ly meeting In the basement of the
church on Sunday evening, Miss
51. Hackwell was in cbarge or the
sleeting. Donald Flackwell read
the Scripture and Isobel McCall
gave the topic.
Visitors; Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wat-
son and Mr, and Mrs, Joe Davidson
London, with Clarence Bennett
atter attending the funeral at Clin-
ton of Tom Bennett, a former res-
ident of Melton; Mr. and Mrs. Tack
Drager, Brussels. with Mr, and
Mrs, 13,0Y Bennett.
The monthly meeting of Bt.
ttr-orge's Guild was held at the home
0? Mrs. Ted Dougan with a good at-
tenrianee, During the afternoon a
bazaar (milt was quilted. Mos, Hum-
phries president and the meeting was
opened by Ml's. Kerr leading the
411 Psalm followed by ail repeating
the prayer of general thanksgiving
31)11 the Lard's prayer. During the
meeting it was decided to have the
'bazaar near the end of November.
rind the different rommfttees were
nnpninterl. Roll call was answered
rind the meeting closed in prayer.
Mr Howard Bolger, London, with
his parents, Mr and Mrs, Sohn
Delger,
\Trg. Gilbert Grigg and (laughter
mks Rnce Merle. Mnoseiaw, with
\T' and Mrs. Geo. MOArtbnr, her
le -ether.
I 'r' el. .T McNair and her (laugh -
tee Mee. Sadie McNair, Hamiltnn,
t'th errs. Hugh Ramsay,
Mrs. G. Walker and daughter
lett. eleesnm of (d•rimaby, with rela-
tives.
Mr: and Mrs. Wa.dtare Shnldiee
and son. St. Catharines, with rein
I Ives.
Mr, (len, Pollard. Weston, with
hie hrether, Mr. Charles Penned
I and other relatives.
MIs, Mabel Tlesh l), 71,N,, Galt,
at"ended the emeriti of the Iate Mr.
ruin SmiIIie. on Monday,
7 1 T retek A.hout
n..:..1_,,,, (''.Ililrllrir}h
`onerous techeiquee have been
'Tet -feed to bring about painless
rhiirlhlrth. lent mediea1 seienee still
le ienlntng for. and tinning to find, 11
nerfeet one, G. B. La!, science
analyst writes nn the subject in The
Amerleen Weekly with thin Sun-
rlay'a (Nnvemher 3) issue of The
Dntrnif Sunday Times.
Pae -in (;ntlnnp Due Dates
i Coupons now valiri are ClIgar-
preserves 91 to 532, butter R13 to
T121 and 11'26 to 11.40 and meat Q1.
to (Z4 and M51 to M57.
' Batter rom9nns Rte to 1121 and
1120 to 1323 and meat tel to Q4 and
Mel to M55 expire Oetnher 31.
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Moffatt—Kerr
RLVPVAL1`--At the Chnrrh of
rile Redeemer. Toronto, Clara
Dorothy Kerr. daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. 13, F. Kerr. 1erarne
'he bride of John Davidson Mof-
fatt of Regina. innerly of Wrox-
eter and Bluevale, son of Cilrlsio-
pher B. Moffatt of Bluevale and
the late Mrs, Moffatt. Canon R, A.
Armstrong officiated. The bride
given in marriage by her uncle Dr.
W. K. Dillane, wore turquoise blue
crepe with polonnatse draped skirt
and small ostrich trimmed hat. She
carried her mother's prayer book
with a cluster of Delight roeebuda,
A reception followed at the home
or Mr, and Mrs. P. E. Burrows, the
T(ingewaY. The couple wiII Iive in
Regina,
Menzies—North
At Si. George's Anglican Church
St. Catharines, Isobel Mary, only
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Allan
North, St. Catharines, became the
bride of Donald Mitchell Mendes
also of St. Catharines. The nele-
mony was conducted by Canon
Bagnall. Entering the church on
ihP arm, of her father, who gave
her in marriage, the bride looked
lovely in a street -length dress of
bine wool with fuchsia ac905505ie5
and she carried a bouquet of pink
roses with a sprig of heather and
an orchid. Mies Isla. Menzies, sister
of the groom, as bridesmaid, wore
a dress of rose wool with blue as-
cessol'ies and carried a bouquet
of pink carnations.
Kenneth Cooper of London was his
cousin's best man and the ush-
ers were George and Bill Stowe
of Toronto.
A reception at the Hotel Leonard
followed the ceremony. Later Mr.
and Mrs. Menzies left for a motor
tt"p to New York, the bride travel-
ing in a twopiece dress• of brown
velvet with green accessories and
wearing an orchid. On their re-
turn they will reside in St. Cath-
arines.
The groom Is a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Menzies of Central
Bette, Sask.. his mother was the
former Miss Carrie Mitchell of
Moleoworth,
are generally
pILEScaused rom a
(131004) conger•
tion. Try Bunkers
Herbal Pi is to treat the cause at its
source. Money back, if the first bottle
does not satisfy. At P. R. Smith, Rex -
a11 Drug Store.
Mi.AcHil",TE SHOP
for
Acetylene and EIecD:s-k
Welding
Our shop is eduipped to do
First C'iass
Welding
And Lathe Work
Your Patronage Solicited.
Good Service Assured
The Community
Radio Service
Shops
Now offer you quick reasonable
repairs on your rattle,
TAKE YOUR RADiO
TO
Freethy's Service
Station
Satistaotton Quranteed,
INCOME TAX RETURNS,
BOOKKEEPING,
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
for
tanners,
Business Men,
Professional Men,
Garage Operators
and others.
ARTHUR FRASliR
Telephone: Exeter 1t.
P.O, Box. No. 118
Temporary Office at the house
of the late Or, H, K. Hyndman,
Huron Street, Exeter,
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g a is t k d ti a:'
FOR SALE -
20 Pigs, ready to wean.
Phone 11-r-16 Roy Tnrvey
FOR SALE -
2 Girls Winter Coats in good eolt-
31itlou. apply to
311:s. Cline. Draper Phone li6.r-17
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WANTED-
-\ tot u ago youth or elderly elan
for light farm work •— Confidential
write Box 22, Brussels,
FOR SALE -
7 Spring Calves
Joe Holmes, R. R. 4 Brussels
Phonel5-r-5.
I AL SERVICE
OLD.DISABLED OR DEAD
CATTLE + HORSES • HOGS • SHEEP + CAL VES
Promptly and Efficiently Removed
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12 bwawls
WE DO THE Ii.EST!
Former Brussels Resident
Mrs. F. Wilkins, i"':e:;
773 York street died at her 'aoln,'
on Saturday.
.1•.1 7 to \\r'b011a0 3'13131.6 aro,
She had lived in London for 15
,veers. Mrs. Wilkins was a member
of King Street United Church.
She is survived by 11e1' 11n.illan .
Frederick; two daughters, Mns. M.
11711.zab,•thi Eu the, London; Mrs,
101111 Harkur•ss hoodoo; a brothe',
Gilbert Stephnrs, Detroit; a sister-
iu-law, 121 Glasgow, Scotland and
seven g,''n'dc'hiblren.
Rev, Gladstone Wood, of King
Street United Church, conducted
the service at the Evans funeral
home, Richmond and Central, on
Tuesday, at one o'clock. Interment
in Wingba.nl Cemetery,
The deceased is n former resident
of Brussels, Airs. 13, \Shittard is a
F, (Myrtle) Ebel, Stratford; a son, niece,
FOR SALE -
25 Rock Pullets, Scott's breed, lay
!ng 50%,
T. A. Work
FOR SALE -
75 Sussex Red Pullets, 5 months
old,
James Smith Phone 27-r-4,
Phone 21-r15.
FOR SALE --
Two boy's bicycles in good con-
dition,
Phone Ix Sack McCutcheon
FOR SALE -
40 legharn and rock Gross pullets,
7 months old laying.
Chas. E. Lake Phone 56-r-0
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STRAYED—
To Lot 6, Con. 12, 'Grey Twp., 1
Yearling, owner may have same by ,
proving ownership and paying costs.
Phone 35-r-5 Carl Henningwny
--t
FOR, SALE—
12 inch hardwood and softwood,
also some blocks.
Eames Stevenson Phone 61-r-17 ,
Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE---
Chesterfields, radios, pianos, 11312195,
kitchen suites in large supply at the
?Mildmay Funiture Store. Free de-
livery.
G E. Sohuett.
FOR SALE—
Dry hardwood. For pat+ticulars
apply to
Cliff Cardiff Phone 45-r-19
FOR SALE--
17lectric motors rewound and re-
paired. Expert workmanship. Mod-
erate prices. Lloyd M. Bettger,
Monkton, Ont.
FOR SALE --
H. J. Atwood of le Marmaduke St.,
Tnrnnto, afters for sale an excellent
ernes farm et 100 acnes with some
13(1011 hush. A large hank barn and
frame house, a drilled well with
'rind mill, being lot 2e, eon, 15, Grey
Township Huron County. W111 he
sn111 "easonally em n5501101- of ill
health. Per further particulars
apply to the above address or As.
ATr3ndzenme Box 1 Iirnsele. Ont.
FOR SALE—
i have at present a choice number
.1' farms at right prices. Anyone wish-
ing to dispose of their farm (any
size) good buildings please list them
at once as I have clients for Fats
gales, i
Call nr write J, C. Long,
Real )Tiatate Broker, Brussels, Ont.
Pbone 84.
AN OPPORTUNITY—
Estehlisherl Rural Watkins Dietviet.
available, Tr yon are 'aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 55--
ttere or can secure travel outfit,
this is your opportunity to get estah-
lished in a profitable business of
your own. Per tun particuiars write
today to The 7. R. Watkins Company
Dept, 0-13-4, 2177 Magon St., Monteeat,
# Qua.
C LIECT
Write or phone us for our price
for Old Live Horses.
WILLIAM STONE SONS, LTD.
Phone 21 --•' Ingersoll.
F. W. KEMIP
Licensed Auctioneer
For Huron, Perth, and
Wellington Counties
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Phone 38 '-'- '— Listowel
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EMCO
FIXTURES
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SEE us for the latest Kitchen
Bathroom and Laundry
Fixtures and Fittings. We will
gladly give you full information,
Wm. Gillespie Phone 68
Brussels, Ont.
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