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12:30 Noon
(Monday to Friday)
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SHELL NEWS
with
PAT MURRAY
First with the News
In Western Ontario
NOTinE
11: you here round tbat pour lxresen
Booli-peeping syutoln 1a inedetivate--
er it has been criticised by the
Tax Dept, rvlty not discuss the Mat-
ter w0th ane.
During the past nine years,
have illetalled rl:werds of fifeY
deers accounting systems among
emelt Reeiness men. proLoesiotiai
,nen and farmers.
'rhe installation I ee le moderate—
the cost of the actual book, very
email anal the system, once hastttll-
rri vein be run by yourself wife• a,
periodic Audit and Annul Statement
by. pie or on a monthly Audit basis,
with an Amami eitaternent and 1a•
come 'Asx Return, This can be ar-
ranged acooeding to your capacity
to abso'rb the cost.
There is no financial obligation
on your part to diaeues your pro- IIII
blem.
The system retested to above
meets all requirement of the In.
come Tax Dept. and also the Un-
employment Ins, Comm.'
S. J. PYMM
Business and Tax Service
`Office In the Kilpatrick Block
LUCKNOW, ONT.
In attendance at Offloe
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday,
Saturday by appointment.
Phone - Office 28 W, Res. 28 J.
THE BRUSSELS P.OST
Mrs. eehn Simmons
t ; Them passed areey eu Tee.ed
night, Nov, 250a, I8eerlet Or
ford, beloved wife of the late J.
W. Seamans in her 82nd 'year. S
was born is lerumel8. a dutugh
of the late Samuel Crawford a
Ann Glenn, being ono of a Mm
of ten, All exeelst, two, Mrs, Ola
Smith, Morrie township and W
Crawford, Vancouver Have pr
•deceased her. In 1890 she r
married to Johe W. Simmons, 'veno
e(ar, [narking their home in 13eu
, stele until eleven months ago w'iiei
he deed, a victim of coal gas poi
ening. penin the same effects she
spent( three weeps in Clinton Hospi-
tal after which she made her Home
with her nephew and neice, Mr. an
Mast Thomas Miller of Morrijo sh
Towip.
They bad two elsueh'.ere, Clara
and Hazel who died In their youth,
The funeral eervioe was itrom•the
home of Thomas Miller on Friday.
Nev. 28th, being conducted by Rer,
A. Lane and Rev, N. Ellis, Inttr-
nient was in 'Srussele Cemetery.
Pallbearers Ware '5 nephews, Jos
Smith Coroilne Smith, Betty Rut.
homes' Miller, Arthur Rattan and
Alvin Crawford.
Floverbearers were, Clama. Ann
mile, Caroline Sanitr, Betty Rut•
n and David Rueten. •
Hltor'a1 tributes were beautitu1 and
om, Braeeels neiglhbors; Mr, 'and
• Stuart and Miss Mae Skelton,
oronho; Mr. end Mats. Jack Moon-
, 1141r. and Mrs. Harry Mooney,
r. and Mrs. Herbert Town, Win -
Peg; Mrs. °haries Simmons and
mailer, Wroxeter; Mr. and -Mrs,
m Robertson, Mr, and Mrs. Phil
Waught, Winnipeg; Miss Maud
ten, London; Mise Edna Hillis
d Mire. Russell Luanley, St. Thoma;
rs. Clara Snaith and family Morris
Township.
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For those you love, make this Christmas an
event they'll never forget' Canadian National
offers an attractive Gift Certificate covering
Train Travel anywhere , to any rail destina-
tion . , , for any amount you wish . , , on sale
at all Canadian National ticket offices. Easy to
buy, easy to use, A gift that's sure to please,
CANADIA RATI4 'NAL
THE ONLY RAILWAY SERVING' ALL TEN PROVINCES
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W I Robt. McTadzean, Box '18 Seafortia,
x- Phone 290 Seaforth,
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
1 FOR SALE --
s' New "Rooket" coal and wood
!range, with reserpolr, used about 3
weeks,
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MELVILLE LADIES' AID
Melville Ladies" Afd Society held
the .last meeting of tbe year oe
Monday night, at the 'home of Mrs,
H. A. Keys, with a good attendance,
Mrs, Jas. S. Armstrong was lin charge
of the "meeting. Following the
usual opening and the reports. Mee.
Robert Bennett gave the report 01
the Sunshine committee, and read
notice of thanks f .rem several re-
cipients of boxes.
Three mothers who bad received
e gift of flowers on Armistice Day
each sent messages of appreciation.
Homes were offered ice 5 month;
meetings in the new year. Mrs. H.
Allen offered to plan program for
three meetings, Plana were made to
serve lunch to the members of the
their at the close of the Candle -
.light, service in the cbnroh on Sun.
day, Dec. 21. Three members of-
fered to convene .this event.
Mrs. C. Davis presented a new
slate at officers as prepared by the
nominating committee :
President .... Mrs. Jas. S Armstrong
1st Vice -Pres, :,.. Mas. 0, Matheson
2nd Vice -Pres, .... Mrs, D. Hu'ether
Sec. Mrs. Wes. Kerr
Asst. Seo. Mrs, W. Little
Treas. Mrs. 0, Long
Asst. Treas. Mrs. H. B. Allen
Sunshine tionMre R A, Bennett
Pianist Mrs. W. C. Kerr
A decision was made to provide
'home-made candy for the Sunday
Schoolis Chmistmas party on Monday,
Dec. 15th.
Mrs. Keys received a vote of
thanks from the president and tbe
meeeting closed with the benediot-
ion.
Mrs, C. McDowell coatrlbuted a
very fitting reading entitled, A
New• Slate of Officers,"
Lunch was served with Mrs. W
H. T. Fulton, Mrs, W; 0. Kerr and
Mins. C. Davis assisting the hostess,
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►a i r),nr r Trll r_ ern try
'we epic salary to state that Mrs,.
Frank Mitchell is confined to bed
with a hoat•t attack,
Mr, Wm. Parr, Winnipeg, was a
week -end yleitor was his mother
Mals. Pan' and else Miss Carrie ,
klingston, he also enjoyed the
Grey otip game at Toronto.
ANEW HOUSE
EVERY HALF HOUR
Veity few of us can visualize a city
of 70,000 popnlahon being,,comfort•
ably tensed within a three year Per-
iod. Vet today's erchlteots and me
,pincers are .li',comnldahtng this
In Pennaylvanta, Through amazing
neeenthly-11ne methods, an entire
tiler Levit;fown, is rising'from roun-
hrysltle ialmaet overnight. Tn the
eine Weelriy of Derenshor 8 the story
is told of Welkin] Levitt, the 'Henry
Ford of howling. His eansttelption
4trhhnde supply good, ressonahly
pr(netl house toiler than anybody
Mee,, Over Nth them.
Phone 11Jr8, Annie Buteman, Ethel
WANTED —
1 Tain Rog, 7 or S months, ser-
viceable age.
Iluglt Rinn
F'OR BALE
3S0 Hewed. Rock x Red early T
lets, ;laying good, also 2 bunches or
a n Put•
Pigs, chunks, c
Phone 15r5 Joe Holmes i 11
Phone 33.11.3
THE UNITED CHURCH
"Jesus on Judge" wee the theme
of the sermon in the Tluited Choral!,
on Nov, 30, the trust Sunday in Ad
runt; Jesus !s &avioL1 and Judge
Thesis Gwo offices Always go tee
gather In IH'im. If we do not accept
.Him es Savioue res must receive
Him as Judge, The Bibllgal basis
al the sermon was John 3:19, "And
:this is the conceeannati to that
light 1s came bits the world, and
men loved darkeners rather than
light, because their deeds were
evil. The anthem, "I Am Praying
by Olutf and Sankey was sung by
the choir, H
MELVILLEOHURCC
On Siwnday, morning at Melville
Ohueoli Rev. W. H. T. Fulton spoke
on the church Budget. In the New
Testament the giving of the mem-
bers, is spolren of as the "ldberal-
lty' of the saints." Mr. Fulton spoke
f
the work of Knox College In
oronto, and the Presbyterian
allege in Montreal, the church's
caries for girls, and work of the
Porefgn Mission fields, sal of width
need .om' support. A member to I
membercanhals 91 shortly to be made, r,
FOR SALE -,
1 new sleigh, never been used for
quick sale to find out vitat ane the greahes
'Wednesday, I)ecentber 8, 1953
,wn.,•rrrrw•,.••rn ,.,.,-,,,.
NEW CARS
52 Chevrolet 4 door sedan
52 Oldsmobile Sedan
NEW TRUCKi
52 Chev. %g ton pick up
USED CARS
50 Cheer. Sedan, air conditioning
heater
40 Dodge Coach
USED TRUCKS
51 Chev. Sedan, delivery
50 Chev. 1/2 ton pick-up.
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Supertest Gas and Oil
Phone 56
Brussels, Out,
Glen HuetherPhone 75r17 needs of the church. The choir WINGHAM DISTRICT HIGH
rendered the anthem, ••O 'Taste and SCHOOL STUDENTS WIN
FOR SALE •-
1938 Dodge 5 passenger coupe in
excellent running condition.
Hugh Pearson Phone 11
WANTED •—
Rawleigh btrsixese now open In
Mean County. Trade well este
lisped. Excellent opportunity. Fu
.time. Write at mica. Rawleigh'
Dept. ML -17152-189 Montreal
See" by Goss. leery Dennis was . CARTER SCHOLARSHIP
grtest .soloist and Fang, "The Beamtf-
fie Garden of Prayer."
ST. JOHN'S W. A.
The W. A. of St John's met in
the basement of the church on Tues.
b- day, Nov. 25th. The meeting was
Il presided over by Mrs. A. Morrow and
a
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE —
6 room house in good condition
with hydro, telephone. 'Lew 3 piece
bath, and town water, with ee
sore land, small barn and fruit
trees, situated .in Brussels, an
Turobenty Street.,. mac be sold
immediateley, apply to Kenneth
Beggs, Brussels, Ont.
FOR SALE —
Tupperware Plastics announce
new drapes, new tablecloths, and
Tupper seal oanistera. eto. Phone
56r9 and arrange far r,. demonstrat-
ion or call on Saturday and see
for yourself for gift suggestion, and
for your own use.,
Geo, Wesenburg.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Have Septic Tanks pumped tale
sanitary Way.
schools and Public Buildings
given prompt attention.
Reasonable Rates,
Irwin Coxon Phune Milverton 75r4
FOR SALE
100 acro Farm, hydro. good house,
barn, driveshed, henhouse, good
buah, priced at 86,000.00.
100 acre farm, good house, 8 baiae,
priced at $6000.00.
100 acre farm on County Road, house
large barn, silo hydro in the hoose
priced at $6000.00.
75 acre farm, good house with all
modern conveniences, pressure
sytem, water softener, eleel driving
shed, large barn, priced at $9000.00,
100 arre farm, close to Mghway,
good red brick house, hydro, steel
drive shed, Large barn, priced to sell
at $8,700.00.
Number of good houses
Village of Brussel.,
J. C. Long, Real Hstate Broker.
Phone 84 Brneeele, Ont,
in the
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA
Do you gasp, wheeze and fight for breath,
so you can't get proper sleep? Tem{iiletun's
RAZ -MAH capsuihs helpp you to breathe
easily, relieved ofwheezing and gasping.
They loosen tight -packed phlegm iu
bronchial tubes, so it comes away easily.
Sleep and work in comfort, take RAZ -
MAN today. 65c, $1.35 at druggists, a•55
PHONE
STONE'S
FOR
PROMPT REMOVAL OF
DEAD OR DISABLED
COWS—HORSES
WM. STONE SONS LTD.
P 4 3NE COLLECT.
INPZRSOLL !1
SR Jest1LORINUtItindaNIIIMMINIMMIIIVOSIM
T8
opened with The hymn. "0 Lond of
heaven and earth and sea" follow-
ed by Scripture reading from the
13tb ohapt. of Romans. Rev. Ellis
led the prayer period, the members '
Mayer and The Lord's Prayer in
unison A short business period and
electiom of :officers for 1953. Mrs. A
Morrow, president; Mrs. G. Davie,
secretary. A oh'apter from the
sandy book vias read by Mrs, Morrow
and two missionary stories from the
Anok, The Glory of the Tmpossible,"
were read by Mrs, Davis. The meet-
ing closed with prayer. Tea was ser
ved by a committee.
CRANBROOK
Week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Allen. Cameron were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Martin, Margaret and
David, Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Ritchie, London.
Airs. Clam. Omstead has returned
home from several weeks spent in
St. Thomas,
Mr, and Mrs. Lynn ..vans were
entertained, :along with a number
of relatives and friends, at a dinner
at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Evans, 14th con., on Thurs-
day evening, Nov. 27th, it being
the occasion of their 'fortieth wedd-
ing anniversary.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Bob Raymond were
gnestbs of honour at a party held
In Cranbrook Community Hall, on
Friday, of last week. Music was
supplied by Walbee's Orchestra Lor
danehig. During the evening, 3
purse of money was presented to
the young couple. Glen Huether
read the address and. Moo McIntosh
made the presentation. Bob, on
behalf of his wife, 'the former
Doreen Menzies and himself, and ex-
pressed their apareciation to their
friends, for their kindness,
The fifth meeting of the Oran
brook Cotton Styieltis was held in
the Community Centre on Nova 17th.
The meeting opened with the dinging
of, "The More We Get Together",
followed 'by the minutes. Eleven
girls answered the reel call by seat-
ing a finials that I ane stsin'g for my
these. Our leaders ',old us about
facings, bfa,s binding and the fleet
fitting. This wee followed by is
demonstration en how to out end
apply laoings, Each girl basted up
the top of her dress and had It ori,
For 'homework we ate to have the
darts and 9uclrs stitched up perman.
eptly. Tire meeting closed with
the singing af, "God Save The
Queen." A delicious hunch was ser-
ved afterwards by the ltesbesses,
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOT'
Always a Cargo steak IN Chalone*
Granites to Chose forme
All modern maohinsry.
famous for
Cemetery .lettorinp a slteot ffel
Artistic Memorials
et very reasonable prloe.
R• A. SPOTFON
Phone 256 — Wingbam, Oat.
Congnatulaltians , are extended' to
Miss Barbara Gaunt, daughter of
111r. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt of IBagt
Wawanosh, and to Mies Louise
Bowman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Maas. John Bowman of Morris town
ship. Mise Babara Gaunt was award•
ed the First Carter Scholarship for
Huron County, and Miss Louisa
Bowman the Second Carter Schol-
arship.
Tire Carter Scholarships are awned -
ed annually to the students obtaining
the highestaggregate marks on ten
Grande XIII papers.
Miss Barbara Gaunt Is attending
the 'University of Western Oaterie,
London, and Miss Louise Bowman
the Stratford Normal School. These
students have upheld the eicellent
scholastic record of their school
WANTED
tor prompt pick -an.
Dead and dleepled arm Ill
PPercyd Stephenson, Stb.1,
ragas
Brussels 85r12, Collect.
Separator* seri cetera.
+ D c doers, Maung
. Spreaders.
Lime and Fertiliser Sween,
5peiag-tooth Aseow
1 boor wheel tractors and crawhas,
1 Plows, Discs, Spreading,
t Newer*, Hay Loads%
Smalley Forage Blower, Nadi
ihsa
We apo ars reps fat'
{ tribes' Coc shalt Tr
implement Dealers ter
Carver implements
MORRITT & WRIGHT
:myth, vee
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L., NI. C. C.
J�t►'ifbns PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Phone 4. Brussels, one.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate UUniversity of Toronto
Telephone
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Brussels. Ont.
JOHN E, LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Eransined. Classes fitted,
Phone 791 Seaforth Mai Street. •
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to ! p,sr,
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral lime
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalming
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers EICIII, yely
T3. A. Dann & Co.
FUNERALAdo BULANc SERVIt'
Licensed Funeral Director and Fanbal ser
PHONE 36 or 65 — — BRLISSELB.®illi.
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGHAM and B ,-
AT mons ).
�and
20:Saturday all day —• t open ovary
Soccessor to IL D. la
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Cs.
Canada Health and Accident es.
Casualty General Insurance Co.
Phone 43x Brum*
J. A. Monagahan, R..0, Optometrist
LTSTOWEL, ONT.
Specialising in Eye Examination and the Fittiing of 011utp
Office in Lisewe! Clinic Boring
Halm 9:00 a.ns. to 6:00 p.m, damyi Cloeed Wairagr p.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 701 911111.
Other evenings by appointment Phone IOW
Chas. 1'. Davidson rte`
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
,A:atontctblle and Fire Insurance • ^l
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insmtance Co.
Plion. Office 96 Briw b, O.
C. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGNAiK
At Kntcardlne Office Every Tilesiar.
Phone Wingbam 770 & 5, ithicarlibmt1,
_iEvenings by Appointment
Lewis Rowland
Or 8 Walton.
°as suite.
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