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Hardware and Chinaware
Listowel, Ont.
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The animal meeting of M>uff's
Church W.M.S. was held - in the
1 ,. •u, nt on D! '. 11th with a gond
attendance. -The Seventeenth and
Fa-, (]marl, ,,y,.,.,, in charge
of the program and gays snore very t
, sins late uleeit religion in
1,..11,. Several of
«he cid rnndlln'• Clu,dsrmns hymns
t'« r' s❑ru:r. Thr C.(t.LT. are hold.
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
also
Changes in Train Service
account
Christmas and New
Yr:ar's
There will be oertain changes In
,:aln service between December
23rd and January 1st.
Consult your local C. N. R. Agent
for fall information.
Canadian National Railways
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tit of ntil , re for 1.1-17•-__TTnn
e, 1T 1;. These.; pees,. '1rs. TT +
n T..'ees oil
it Ws•. tint Vire 1' Mr,.. J
'iris=hall: "rd Vire Pres., Mrs. A.
"hall„1.
M. P. T.
Tr e -ase,, sir•:. 'T, TTo1•
land: Supply Seeretary, Mrs. S.
m..• rr'n+nnn'ry Friendship
Ser., Mrs. N. Reid: Ser. of Temper
b„i i.ur Fellowship. Mrs,
Seh de: Missionary Monthly Ser.,
Mrs. H. Johnston: Stewardship Ser.,
Mrs. H Kirkby; Literature See.
\h s. Roy D n ctt :1,<o.nate Delp.
Ser , Mrs. W. TTatk«ell: Mission
•3 Rand Sant„ '1•.. A. 'McCall; Palsy
Band Supt., Mrs, G. McDavin:
T. 'les. R. G. Hazlewood. Assistants.
Mrs. H. Kirkby, -Mrs. G. McArthur;
Anditot•s. ,Trs. \V. ('. Bennett, Mrs.
L. Cummings,
Officers of W.A.-1947
Tien. Pres., Mrs. R. Reid; President.
Mrs. W. J. Bennett; let Vire Pres„
Mrs. A. Coutts: end Vire Pres,, Mrs.
J. Smith; 3rd Vice Pres., Mrs, Wit -
bur Turnbull; Seeetary, Mrs, E.
Hackwell; Treasurer. Mrs, W. David-
son; Pianists, Mrs, W. Davidson.
Mrs. H. Johristen, Mrs. .T. Bryans;
Flower Committee, Mrs. S. Johnston,
i5 Mrs. D. Ennis.
The Young Peoples' Union of
Duff's Pnited Church, Walton. held
a special service on Sunday evening,
Dec. 15. The service took the form of
a Bible Contest between teams from
the Young Peones' Union-. the
Session, the Woman's Missionary 1
Society and the Sund.ay School. The
Session and the Young Peoples,
inion were tied for first place. The
Y.P.U. was. rpreeented by Douglas
Lawless and Marjory Rockwell, the
essior by Silas Johnston and Edward
Bryan, the W.M.S. by Mrs, Arthur
McCall and Mrs, John McDonald, the
Sunday School by Margaret Me
Arthur and Leona Johnston, After
the contest a moving picture was
lumen by Mr. Harvey Johnston.
Next Sunday Christmas services at
11 a.m, surd 5 p.m. Tn the evening a
Christmas Pageant will he present.
ed,
On Saturday the C.G.T,T, held
i their Christmas meeting in the
church. White gifts were present-
ed to be sent to a Childrens' Home
in Toronto. Helen Johnston presided
and the worship service was taken
by M. T3aelewood. A Christmas
Story was tolyl by Mavis Oliver.
x Plans were made for the Vesper
Christmas tt'paa7ie> s only ? short shopping, days Service to be held on Wednesday
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take this opportunity of •,• night. The meeting closed with
Taps.
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For a Happy Christ as
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jewellery and Gift )hoppe
We have a complete line of gifts for all the
.tsaalrnit y at a price to suit you. A gift bought
at our store can be -,ngrcved or gold stamp -
:.d on short notice,
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FOR SALE-
Etectrie motors rewound and re-
noirod, Expert workmanship. Mod -
.rate prices. Lloyd M. Better,
Monkton, Ont.
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Visit our Christmas Gift Counier
A complete line os Gifts for All.
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We carry a complete sa.ock ayu n°'kesh and Cooked Meats
Visit our Meat Coulrxtr
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Highest Prices Paid oe and
Honest Grade Assured New Life Feeds
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KEDDEFES
Santa will be here from 3 to 5 on Saturday, December 21st.
Come and see what he has in store for you.
Christmas
Greetings
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WANTED-
Iloys skates and boots, size 2.
Call The Tut-,>rL Peat
WANTED -
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.1 pair of b•.,}'>: -bates, <iarr la.
Phone 96x -r-9
SKATES WANTED -
now'. lu'-•.... Az,, 1. in gond con-
dition. Notify, -phare 37x.
FOR SALE --
(d -foot Ski- in good rendition, Coin-
ljli ""PinTnlrSn pltle with poles and harness.
Apply at The Post
7l1 \f 1T AN- 1' loving r' ',ors of
my broth„r Wi1Hc. killed thee,
year's -ran Bre. 11.
T1+ --re is n 1ink 0r011 r•amnnl =ever
Love and Remembrance fm -ver.
Teen
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YOT NC--Tn loving memory of Fit:
T: reit. A' t hie Triune with was
killed it action in Norway nn Der.
11th. 1945:
Beyond life's gate our loved one
Found happiness and rest,
.And there is comfort in the thought
Th'ot a loving G rl knew hest.
-Fondly remembered and sadly
missed by his mother,
Mrs. Edna Young
And His Brothers.
A i 6
Tn loving memory of a dear son and
brother, W.0.1 'Willis 1:. R.
Marhar, who gave his 1t?e for free.
dram Dee. 19, 1943:
At night the silent stars look down,
Om a grave so far from here.
Where sleeps the one we cont
forget
And aiways loved so dear.
The dearest eon this world could
hold,
The cheeriest smile and heart of
gold.
To those who knew him. all will
know
How much we lost three years ago.
fondly remembered by Mum. Dad,
brother Ralph and sisters, Jean, Lois
and Glenna.
f_ee' Teye-Al", Men
Rs.etsel At Foeslwirle
Nir. err' Mrs. Fdwned Johnston
attended the funeral of Williem Holt
at 'Brussels on Monday afternoon,
Mr. 'Holt was a resident of Grey
township neer Jamestown the great-
er part of his Pte, He is survived by
two sons nn the homestead and one
rin+lghtr.r. The funeral service was
ennrinrted by Rev. A. TT, TTrwitt
of Bhtevale TTnitrrl Church, Inter-
ment took pinre in the Fordwieh
^noel n'y.
Apniirat,innrs for the pnsitinn of
Secretary -Treasurer of the Township
Srhnnl Hoard nt Grey Tnwnshin will
he received by any member of the
Board on nr before December 59,
1945. 5aiary 5150.00 per year. For
statement of duties, call any member
of the Board.
Harry Bolger
women Brown
W. C. Ellacott
Kenneth McLean
William Smith
The Township School Board of
(trey Township will receive on or
before December 30, 1946, applies-
tions for the position of caretaker in
ennh of the schools. Duties to cnm-
menre February 1 1047. State Wary,
Any member of the Board will in.
form you of the duties, and will
sorMVP the application.
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The BTnlevale 75on's Chili met in
the rnmmmtity hell. Tire nrrsidnnt,
T. C. Higgins. presided. During the
hnsiness ported plains were marls to
build nn open air rink In the vil-
lage, and the n1nb will sponsor pnh-
1ir speaking contests for school
"1d1t1.^en in the low -11411p'. of 'Terris
and Tu,rnberry,
The *liner anenlrrr was Frank
Johnston of Winghim. TTls eel ier4
wins "Thr Advance of the Radio,"
b IMnsie and singing wn- supplied by
Mr. Jermyn and Mr. Whitehead on
the guitar and vinlin. ?\Mrs. NO
,Johnston neronpanied at the piano,
The 'Women's institute enioyed e.
Fly rho-ktoris ir.rwrim an Thurariay
afternoon It the home of Miss Mar.
anorct Cuntie. The president, Mrs, J,
4 H. Smith, presided. When the roll
Pali was rolled ,the majority of the
members gave "Silent Nig)tt'1 ea
-heir favorite Christmas enrol. Mrs,
ie l Cnrl Snhr,st•ot gave a Christina
message, nolnttng oat that Christ.
1, mac wasa. time for soy and merry
mallaialg, glut giving, d'Proraang and
festivity and stressed the denser
of forget th • feet rust it meant
ihr birth of Christ. Miss biome
,Tohnsten conducted a ethrlstmats
rynla. At ,Mtn close of the meeting
Sims, ("netts and Miss Margaret
Cnriis served Tuneh as a. Christrnss
treat.
LOST -
A brown and white striped um-
breIla In Brussels.
11 ' Ft^nl,'y \5'herlrr P1mno 21.-5
FOR SALE -
A minetity of dry Millwood limb
wont,
L. 11. Brya."s Phone 9ex-r2
rna SAI "-
One robe, pm'obased in Nnepawa,
Manitoba, guaranteed genuine But
talo.
Apply at Gillespie TIerdware
FOR SALE -
Collie Pups. good heelers would
also salt their mother, good watch
dog too.
George Wesenberg Phone 41-r-24
FOR SALE -
Pure Bred York hogs. Higlt grade
type.
Apply to Foster Smith.
Lot 25, Con. 16, Grey
Phone Brussels 29-r-8
TEACHER WANTED -
Teacher wanted for Ethel School
5.5, No. 11 Twp, of Grey apply stat-
ing experience and salary to
Wm, T. Spence,
Sec.-Treas..
S.S. No. 11, Twp. of Grey
ATTENTION CHICKEN RAISERS --
For the best in chickens and
pullets in all leading breeds at right
prices get them from the Moncton
Poultry Farm, a Oa -nada Approved
Hatchery. through ,John Wheeler,
nhnne 5S-r-13Brussels.
FOR SALE -
Brussels United Church Shed
Tenders for the purchase of the
same to be in the hands of R. Ti.
("misfile by January 15th. Lowest or
any tender rot necessarily accepted
R. B. Cousins,
Treasurer Brussels Trniteti Church
CARPENTERS WANTED.
Fist "lass tradesmen required for
completion of Inmes on Housing
Enterprises Project by the Russell
Constriction Company. Ltd.. apply
5t9tannin Street Fair Grounds.
Stratford, ntario.
WANTED
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A conk for the Hnren County
Horne, Clinton. Ont. Salary 805.05
per month. hoard and lodging pro-
vided, For information please roll -
tart Mr.. M. E. Jaron at the Home.
N, W. Miller,
Clerk, County of T-Turen
AN OPPORTUNITY-.
Established Rural Watk'ns District
available, if you are aggressive,
and between the ages of 25 and 55 -
have or can secure travel outfit,
this 15 your opportunity to get estab-
lished in a profitable business of
yew own. For full particulars write
today to The J. R. Watkins Company
Dept. 0-11•4 2177 Mason St.. Mont, cal.
Que. - FOR SALE -
T have at present n choice number
f farms at right prit'es. Anyone wish-
ing to dispose of their farm (any
size) gond buildings please list them
et once as T have clients for Fall
sales.
Call or write J. C. Long,
Real Iletate Broker. Brussels, Ont,
Phone 84.
KITCHENER BIG -4 CHICKS -
h1 bi;t di -:mann. They gat you the
'extra' profits you might ,'ta well
1 have. Canada Approved, breeders
pnlinl'tim tested.
ORDER NOW TTTROU'GTT AGENT
and save your time corresponding.
Wide nhoies breeds, crosses, Remem-
ber --every egg tired -need in 1947 is
already sold. .Sava disappointment,
eoutset agent -
IVT, 1 rewer, Brussels, Phone 72
BORN
IT(1T T TNG17R---Tn Mount Hamilton
Hospital, on Sunday, Bee. lS,th,
1946 to Mr. and Mrs, Edger Hot,
linger of 41 St. Matthews ave., the
gift of a daughter (Mildred 18milq
Marie) a sister for Charles,
o'ntitF)
Ate 'T.e; ered'
Optronntried
"Western lintal it's MMinMM
Modern Eye Set;ruce''
Phone 118, tlartiston
\Cr+�iu!�sria.y, 1-seseelse I: -IS, It 1r;
Our hands weft b
all -boo....
.. completing thousands of extra Long
Distance calls during the holiday season
Most calls will go through promptly -
because our operators will be asing all available
equipment to complete them.
Of course with holiday traffic so heavy, some
calls are bound to be delayed.
If
this
sure the
should happen to yours, you
operator will get it through lust as quickly
as she possibly can
THE SELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
ETHEL
The W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
Church held their December meet-
ing recently at the home of Mrs. O.
Kreuter, The meeting opened with
the singing of a Hymn and several
of ,6be ladies led in shot prayers.
Mrs. S. Dunbar read en' Sc'riptnre
lesson Matthew 2 clrn.p, The min-
utes of the last meeting were rents
by the secretary, Mrs. Cunningham.
The Roll was called answered by
repeating a Christmas verse. The
offering was then token. Hymn 16S
was sung. Mrs, McInnis read the
Topic from the Study Book, Think of
Africa. Several Christmas Hymns
were sung and the meeting closed
with Hymn 11172 Silent Night. Holy
Night and the Benediction.
Mrs, S. Dunbar was appointed
chairman for the election of officers
which resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs, McInnis; let vice pres.,
Mrs. S. Dunbar; 2nd vire pres.. Mrs.
T. H. Fear; sec., Mrs. Cunningham,
Treas., Mrs. J. Wright; Clad Tidings
see., Mrs. M. Thompson; Welcome
and Welfare, Mrs. C. Cardiff: Assist-
ants, Mrs, 5, Alenardrr and Mrs. S.
Wilson; Press ser Mrs. W. Ki •cut-
er; Supply secretaries, 'T'•s eieh-
ard.s, Mrs. Alexander; :Mission Baud
Leader. Mrs. l nnmlabnry; Assistant,
Mrs. Richards: Home Helpers SPP.,
Mrs. U. Heath; Pianist, Mrs, Turn-
bull; Assistant pianist, Mrs, G.
ICrauter; Flower fund committee.
hiss, J, Krtruter and Mrs. G. Kreuter,
The wome'n',, 10.1�itatt.' held theirs
December meeting on Thursday
afternoon of last week at the home
of Mrs. Brenton. After the opening
exercises the Roll was called ane .
the m+innntRS of the last meeting were
read by Ilse seeretruy and approved,
The tee'' 'A Christmas story' was
given by Mrs. E. Richards. Mrs,
'Miller gave a demonstration on
Decorating a Christmas table, Will eh
WAS very lovely, Mrs. McTvor favored
with ,a beautiful Christmas solo, The
contents of the travelling girt hasket
were auctioned off with Mrs, Ward -
law as auctioneer from which a nice
sum of money was realized while
the lunch committee was preparing
the lunch a number of Christmas
Carols were sung with Mrs. Brenton
and Mrs-. McIvor as pianists. The
meeting -then closed. The number
present was about 30,
Ration Coupon Due Dates
Coupons u'ow valid are sugar -
les -serves 81 to 533, butter B25 to
835. meat M56 to M64,
All sugar coupons in book five, all
evaporated milk beaver coupons,
butter 529 to B14 and meat coupons
M56 to M03 expire December 31.
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Is extended to all our Friends and Customers
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Agent for McCormick -Deering Farm Machines
For Friendly Service Visit the Cities Service Station
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Pur-o•lator Oil Filters for all maims of tractors
FOR SALE USED TRACTORS
Water Bowls - - - Manure Loaders
Tires - Oil - Grease - Wagons - Sleighs
GET YOUR TRACTOR. OVERHAULED NOW!
Ethel, Ont.
Sprti
Phone Brussels 86-r-5.
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Yotw Best Poultry Market Is At Your Owes Door When Yen
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 likILAIN CASH,
M1 Loos Dietttnce Photo Galls Paid By °us Mims
When Tiny Vek Yes,