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BUSINFSS C. U5
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOP
William St, Phone 4. Beuaaeh, Ont.
• " DR. R. W. STEPHENS
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Graduate Univers of Tomato
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Tadsp -- 45 — Brussels. Oast.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile rod Fire lasmanea
Aockhat and Selman
, Aust (or Great West LBe Insurance Co.
Moue Office 96 — sansei, O.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth — Mala Simi
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 SAL
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINGHAM
At Kincardine Office Every Tussis.
name Winsbam 770 d 6. K cars r.
Evenings by ,tppolntareat.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specialising In Eye Examination and the Fitting of Mum
Office is Lii owel Crmic Bulling
Hams: 9300 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily; Ciossd Weisman, pi
Opera emery Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7i49 la 9 w.
Orbs' evenings by apnolstment Pboas 634
I'). A. Hann & Co.
FUNERF►L ANDAMBUI.ANC SERVICE
Licensed Esmond Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or se — — BRUSSEL& A!T.
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Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sam Lite Asserases C.
Canada Health and Aed isst Co.
Casualty General Insweac a Ca.
Prue Wm Ilma',ab
-.14S•1..Moim
Walker Funeral Home.
Day or Nisbt Cab Telephone W
No Extra Charge for Use of %moral lime
Ueearsed Funeral Director and Enuiuluat
Twenty.toor Hoer Ambalence broke
Wee' Flower, Eucluabdy
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
TAT IIRUSISILS
Mots and
Saturday - Soorewor day OHM R D id
Lewis Rowland
Or write to It. R. 3 Waltai,r.
Mewed Tal' nava Cosmty)
be sashed after Inweeillately
SATISFACTION GUS — PRICES REA30NIMILS
Fee Itagewerowebs Phone 31 'l% Brussels Poet" OMR 1Blp
Pat 11 olremeei l Me., lab ce Aherne Lew. 55 .i fi
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be reeeived 1O9 tits
undersigned until 4 1, M„ Saturday,
October 8.1.11, 1053 for aneWeidewing
for the 19F3-54 season la the Teeth -
ship of Grey. Tenders Opp be 179
the hoar. State type of equipment
used.
LoWest or any tender not nec083
urily accepted,
Edythe h1, Carddtf," Clerk
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
Sucking Pigs, apply at
Walter Rcso Poultry Farm,
FOR SALE -
Good Dry Hard Wood.
Charles Storey Phone 420.0
FOR SALE -
Turkeyi, oven ready for banquets,
weddings, etc,
Jack Wheeler Phone 12J13
LOST -
A. green fender shirt off a Pontiac
car. (Reward),
Robt. Raymond Phone 65r6.
FOR SALE -
9 pigs, 13 weeks old.
Phone %1x6 Brussels,
Russel Bone, 3rd line of Morris.
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FOR SALE -
Hardwcrcd and softwood
cedar for kindling.
Jae. Stevenson
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm
Stook and Machinery at Lets and
8, Con. 6, Morris Two. 5 miles
East of Myth on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT", SOth
at I P. M.
Cattle
4 Darbaen . and Angus Cowa, i yr.'
old; 3 red Durham °mvs, 3 yrs, okts
1 roan Durham cow, 4yr. old:
i red Cow, 7 yr, old. 1 blue cow
5 yrs. old; 1 blue cow, 4 yrs. 010;
1 Durham and Angus Heifer, 2 yrs..
old; 2 red Heifers with cartes
foot; 13 Durham and Hereford
Steers about 700 lbs.; 15 Hereford
Spring Calves; 1 Registered Here-
ford Bull. 3 yrs. old,
Hay
1700 bales mixed Hay.
Implements
47 Ford Tractor with step n6
ploughs end cultivator; Cooksttatt
No, 5 manure spreader; Steel Inter.
national Hanceater 3 dram roller
Massey -Harris No. 9 Cream depar-
atOr• f i s°
Terme Cash
Prop. Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings. -
Auctioneer, Harold Seclusion. .... —
STROLL WITH MR. TRUMAN
THROUGH HIS OWN
HOME TOWN
Harry S. Truman, in this Sun-
day's Detroit Sunday Times, takes
readers on a walk through his
home town. Read 'Mr. Citizen", a
warmly human series of articles, ,Mr.
Mr, Truman's first published writ
slabs, also Ings since leaving the White House,
Mr, Trumem describes his transition
Phone 60x4 from President to plain citizen.
FOR RENT -
Hou'se (formerly owned by the
late Mrs. L. Parr). apply to
Mrs, Stuart McNair ' Phone 103r8
FOR SALE -
1 Beatty pressure sytem„ 1 bath-
room dsrfit, 1 range boiler with
electric heater.
W. B. Hoy Phone 34r8
WANTED -
Do you need money? Yon can
make front 950. to 575. a week by
selling 350 guaranteed household
necessities in your surroundings.
Send today for free catalogue anb
details.
FOR SALE -
Bray November - December briii-
er cockerels should be on order now.
Ask us for particulars. Ask also
about sterted chicks. Contact us
soon. Wm. G. Bray, Ethel.
FRESH HONEY FOR SALE -■
Get your pails filled now with
the light golden honey et 14c per
lb., or a'most all clover honey at
1Sc per Ib. Ask us to show it to
you.
Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21'x5
FOR SALE -
"Grey -Bruce Live Stock Co -
Operative Sale of 1300 Cabbie, grad-
ed in car, and truck lets, at Wiarton,
October let, commencing at 10 a. m.
T. Stewart Cooper, Secretary,
Markdale, Ont.
LIVESTOCK WANTED -
Dead, disabled horse& 'h: Sown
removed free of charge. Far prompt
and efficient service 14,0%.
"STONES" collect Ingersoll 51 or
Brusaete 72.
COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION ANNUAL MEETING
An event of =medal interest to
Parents end Sunday School workers
in North Huron is the annual meet-
ing of the Council of Christian Ed-
- noation which is an inter•demomin-
a:,ional body, This year it is being
held in Wingleam United Ohuroh
on Wednesday, Sept. 30th, Rev, J.
Arnold Foster of Toronto - Boy's'
Work Secretary Is to be the guest
speaker both afternoon and evening.
The departmental discussion groups
are always a highlight and this
Year are being led by Lieut, N. Other,
Rev. R. L Parker and Rev. D. Mac-
Rae of Wingham also Rev. Ian Hind
of Goderlch and Rev. M. Bailie of
Rime male,
FOR SALE -
6xtore Poultry Farm, red brick
Souse, and brick kitchen, good barn,
situated in good village, priced at
$4,800,00.
100 -pore Farm, brink house,
hydro, good bank barn, 7 acres
hush, situated at edge of good
town, priced at $9,000.00.
150•eere Farm, cement cottage,
hydro, pressure system, good barn
steel stabling, 40 acre bnab,y Lien
house, situated on 'highway near
village, priced -8,500.00.
100,acre Farm, =shone hoose, good
hank barn, 25 acres bush, priced at
$6,500.90.
Village Store, red brick, brick
house attached, 9 room apartment
nhove store, priced at $5,500.00,
Brick bones in Village of Brussels,
hydro, priced at 93000.00.
J. ft, tong, Real 10<rtata Broker,
Phone 94, Druseels, Oat,
%LYTH FALL FAIR
START PLEASES EXECUTIVE
The committee is charge of the
ludoos exhibits at the opening day
of 131ytdt F ir, Tnealday afterneen
were e well pleased with the number
of exhthltora- err well as the itt.
creased 'lumber and excellent
quality t1 the exhibits in domestic
science, roots and vegetables. One
new exhibtltor made around 90
entries,
The exhibits of ;.lowers were below
tsar owing to the unfavorable
weather the past few weeies, There
were only two entries of apples -
russete and talman sweets, The
ai pl0 crop in this district is 8
failure,
Roots and vegetables, especially
potatoes, wede of good quality and
were shown in abundance.
Miss .iOse;phene 'Woodcock of
Blyth won the spacial prize for
flowers, Mrs. Charles Johneton, a
new exhibitor was tibe winner of
the specie) prize in the domes -tic
science and crafts divisilem,
A group display in the home eeo•
nomles 'section was a new feature
this year, Group No. 4 of the Wo-
men's Association of the United
Church, Blyth, placed first. The
Guild :of Trinity Church, Blyth, wag
second end the local branch of the
Women's Institute, third.
ADVICE ON HOW TO LIVE
LONGER IN THE STAR WEEKLY
Author Marie Beynou Ray glances
at the longevity table and notes
that in the twentieth century our
life span increased by twenty years
T1 e p;tra twenty years have been
named "later maturity", a period
beginning, some time hi the 40,s and
continuing through the 60,o. Miss
Bay bas written us how to get the
most out of the extra twenty years.
Look for it in. the Toronto Star
Weekly or September 26th. e
NOTICE -
The St. John's Anglican Church
Turkey Supper will be held on
Wed„ Oct. 28th.
ATTENTION FARMERS -
DEADSTOCK removed from year
farm promptly frvr sanitary gia¢aas9
Telephone Collect: Brussels Urn
or Elmira 554.
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will do our best
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a pleasant one,
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RAILWAYS
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For reservations and InformatIOI
regarding your business and pleasure
travel, see, write or phone y,OU►,
local Canadian National Passenger
Agent.
Basso Jan Rubes sings a European folk song while conlductoi`
violinist Ivan Romanoff listens carerully, during a rehearsal of the
CBC Friday -night show "Songs cf My People." The gamuts
traditional music of the peoples of Europe is presented On Zia
Program, as well as the occasional folk tune from the Card -
bean and Latin America. Rubes is featured not only ad a
vocalist, but be introduces the members as well. Beside*
the orchestra, he is assisted by a chorus and a great star every
week,
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