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FOR SALE —
BLUEVALE
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Modem ked Brick Horne on west
aide of Victoria Part. New modern
bathroom, hot and cold water, Ttnni
water $3500.00.
Mut Pearson, Sruseels Phone 11
FOR SALE —
Hardbody Wood, Limit and Cedar
Yor kindling, Slabs hard and soft.
Blocks for turnace.
-Times Stevenson Phone 10r4
effl......•••=mos
-leparetors and Misers.
Piowi, Mame
Spreaders.
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth l'iarraws
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plow, Discs, Spreaders,.
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Brower, and
Hammer BIEL.
We also ave repairs kse
'Oliver Cocksbutt Tractors. ,
•.mptomtsrtts
MORRIT1 dtr WRIGHT
Myth, Ont.
PHONE
STONE'S
FOR
PROMPT AEMOVAL OF
DEAD OR DISABLED
•COWS-- HORSES
WM,STONE SONS LTD•. '
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Large cangrogation were present
for the ennevemany services at the
United Munch here, when. Rev. M.
r. Paerobt, Orediton, was the Meat
speaker at both services. 'Rhe choir
nutter the &traction of Mrs. W. J.
Jettlenston, sang .trwo anthems: and
Mra. Hence& Hantiltop, Wyoming
Was the guent soloist. The ohurch
was decorated for the ocotugion.
Rally Day Services Observed
really Day wale observed at Knox
Peeebyterien Chturob,-here. The im-
perinitendent. R. J. McMurray. con-
dected the •services. Scripture Pas-
engee were read by tote Moffat
and Jelin Mundell; and a junior
choir sang an anthem. Sohn Green-
aveav and Jahn Mundell were pre-
eentee with eertificates for scrip-
ture memory work. Rev Matthew
Belie spoke on the theme, "Light
front the Word of God." ATitebell
Prime, Wog( son of Mr, and Mrs.
efitelrell Elliott, WAe hantiied.
DIAL.980
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7 DAYS A WEEK
11 a.m. Daily
MEMO TO MILADY
with
MARY ASHWELL
Wes -tern Ontario's
Number One
Women's Commentator
THE FLOAT
011 say! Did you see
On Brussels Fair Day.
That great big float
With its banner so give
The Mounted Police
He took the lead,
To direct all the traffic
And also the speed.
Pr reIRAVE
A shower an (lance was hetd re-
eently in the Forester'a Hall here
in honor oT Harelin and his :wife
tbe fnrmer Muriel Anderson, who
Wpro• recently married. George
Viet& addreesed the couple and
preeeneed them with a puree of
money nn behalf of the community.
Tittle's orchestra played for danc-
ing.
Mr. StesePh. Tuill hoe returned
lmene from Vittoria nospitaL Lan-
e on.
Mite E. Stapleton wile. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert Procttr, R. R. 4- Brus-
sels.
MISS Many Redelft, Winittlpeg.
Man., with r, end Mrs. C. R. Conte
ea.
IVIliss Eileen Holmes, London, with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes.
-.USED CARS
• 1947 Kaiser Sedan
1946 Chev. Coupe
1937 Pontiac Coach.
Many Older Models
USED TRUCKS
1946 Ford 3 ton Stake
1951 Chev. Sedan Delivery,
with air ccndition
seataidtielietelhelness;
, .• •
PiversIde Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
Mhe tractor it started
The great load to haul,
And it? went right along
With no effont at alL
Our Loved Dominion"
Was their mIotto this year,
With a crest for each provinee,
Some far and some, near.
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Some thintreix scholars..
Sashed with red, white and. blue,
Mounted that hailer
Which was nicely brlrnewd too.
Of course we all think
Ontario is best:
Because we tire in —
Bet wo like the rest.
Flerth trembler. has something
thole which it may boast;
Whether yr( e on the prairie
Or out en the mtet.
Therefnre serdi scholar
Tiold something in band
Tn represent values
Tn be found in our) -and.
Ter' were Metiers and miners
Anti farmerettee too,
Trappers and hunters
With flIPS warm and new.
Sheaves of the golden 'grain
revel plainly be seen.
lien the maple leaf
lenvee oflve green.
Did you see St. Laurent
With his swallow tall eat
Silk temper and care
Nene the front of the float
Mies Canada stood close by
Deemed in silver and white,
Holding the grand flag
Smiling and bright.
Maple swim by the gallon,
And all In Shell 011arh
Baaket of 'fruit
To meet all demands.
Mr i Martin, the teacher,
Walked along by the side;
While S. S. No. Seven
Had the honour to ride.
THE BRUSSELS POST
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
(Za.tbec Heater, in geed Oondition.
Phone 60r2.
FOR SALE —
A quantity of Petty:WM.,
Dalvid Sa,eage Ethel, Ont.
OR SALE
11 chunks and 20.Weened..
Lawrence Querengeesel. Phone 831,14
Hub cap of 3.950.1rord on the 8th
of Grey -west of Ethel. Will the
finder please Phone 66144.
• [-muss FOR SALE —
FT:A, clutek seta house end lot in
Bressels formerly owned by Thema;
W. Mitehell eseate, mite box 61 or
Phone 88 Listowel, Ont.
FOR SALE —
150 Red Sussex pullets. 6 months
Did, laying.
jamas Maly Phone 58r4.
OR SALE —
We can supply you with your
fertilizer requirements for bay and
eneture purpoges.
Stan. Alexander, lOthel.
LOST—
Stowed from Let 24, Con, 6 Grey
Twee .a, small grey Durham Bull.
env inearmatian as to its where-
abouts will be greatly appreciated.
John Savaiee.
FOR SALE --
100 Tiaered Rock Crossed with late
Sussex Pullets, 5% months old,
layeng, apply to
Bernard 'Thornes, RR. 4 Wingham,
Phone Beuesels
FOR SALE —
100 Rhode Island Red and Light
Sussex, 6 morals, and laming over
60 per oent.
Clifton Walsh Phone Myth 36r10
MAN WANTED —
Tiell'atronwillogthintyb*I.IsTrailresdse wneol-wl esotapebnlisibn-
ed. Excellent oPeertunity. Full
time. Write at once. Rawleigh's
Dept MI 3-1524189, Montreal.
An Observer —
Margaret Loren Mohr*,
1
vale, apply to
Sperling Yeo Phone 610W4 Wing -
ham.
FOR SALE —
Anyone wishing good gravel at
reasonable prices; lane gravel and
sand. Will take orders for cement
blocks.
Mitchell TObltatt Pbone 13r13
FOR SALE —
White frame house, 7 rooms. hard
and soft water in the house, pressure
system. Situated in Village of Blue -
FOR SALE --
6 yr, eeld part Durham Cow and
Calf 2 Months old, also 36 Hanel.
x'Rock Pullets, 5 months all,
Fred 'Sawyer •Phone S8rID
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WORK WANTEb
;1 dm prepared do your viewing
or one Way Ascii* ,-`,itt NIL Cell
Me for priees, 1 gemotentee entistact-
iien i•
Tel Jarman Prone 6.4r12
We:Me:ea:1y, October let1SiN
CHEESE 40
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Olive Spetran has returnee
home from a, 'tour of the Eastern
States.
Miss Margaret Robinson, night
of erator at the B. M. & G. telephone
office, is at present on holidays.
Brussels Fall Fair week-endviset-
ors with George, and Henb, and
Mrs. Manning were their sister Mrs.
HONEY FOR SALE .-
Cs'C.L your honey supply now Clover,
Golden or Light Amber. All fresh
from the extractor at regular Priam
Lloyd Wheeler Phone Uzi
HOUSE Felle SALE —
In the Village of Walton with sun
porch and summer kitchen, covered
with rolled brick siding in good
repair. apply to
Cliff. Brown, Walton
Phone Brussels 19r12.
FOR SALE —
100 acre Farm, hydro. good house,
barn, teriveshed, henhouse, good
bush, priced at $6,000.00.
100 acre farm. good house. 8 barns,
priced at $6000.00.
100 RCM OM on County Road, house
large leen, silo hydro In the hawse
priced tet 56008.00,
75 acre farm, good house with all
modern ronvereenCPs, pressure
rrytem, voter sofeener, steel driving
Ace term, barn. mired at 59000,00.
1e0 erre fnrmelope, tn higeway,
road red brick house, bydrn. steel
drive shed, large been, prieed to sell
et $8,700.00.
Number nf Rood hnuees itt the
Timm. or Tihn.saolo.
.T. C. tone Peel eletete 'Ranker,
7'11,611P TI T47.111,4501C , t
DEAD STOCK
DEAD AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS REMOVED
'PROMPTLY FOR SANITARY
DISPOSAL.
Telephone Wee:
BRUSSELS 8SR12
ELIVIIRA 864
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Hamilton.
Mies La,varreeMeNser, elder dough.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McNair, who
Lo attending Well -a Academy, Land.
on, was home for the yeek end.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Harry Bowler of London a, Free Press
driver is confined to St. Joseph's
Hospital with a bark Melly. His
many friends of Brussels wish him a
speedy recovery.
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WE SET THEM FREE
TO KILL
David Dressler, noted authority
on criminals, lashes out with rigor
at the negligence of hospitals and
prisons in releasing dangerous psi
chopathe before they are eared.
Read "We set them Free to Kill" in
this Sunday's (Oct. 5) lame of the
great Oolor Gravure American Week-
), exclusively with The Detroit
Sunday Times,
If
every man
were his
0 a
SUPPOSE you had to cart cash around to pay your bills.
Pretty risky business. Hard on shoe leather, too.
You don't do it that way, of course. Like everybody
else with a bank account—there are seven million
of them—you simply get out your pen, write cheques
and leave all the bookkeeping to your bank. That's the
modern way ... easy, simple, safe.
Handling and recording your chequing transactions is an
important job. Your bank must do it right—or a
competing bank will. You'll see to that! •
Suppose there were no competition ... Could you
expect the same efficiency, courtesy, eagerness
to earn your goodwill?
•
State monopoly of banks
would wipe out competition and
would open your bank account
to the eye of the
state official.
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