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STTENTION FARMERS
JLDSTOCX rumored from you
lromptly tar sanitary at.yorasl
flin{ghone Cam: Brunel' i6rUE
Ar »tt 514.
-� NOTICE
For artificial insemination at Its
nest tor an breed., can the Water.
101 Cattle Breeding association FOR SALE -
tween 7.30 and 10.00 a. in. es week
aays and 7.30 and 9.30 a. m. on ear
aays. Phone collect Palmeratoh 51
or Clinton
f50RDON YOUNG LIMITED
GREY
Grey Township School Beard
Grey 'rwl,. Sobool Boars. Moetlsg
was lee0d on Feb, 23r91, 1004.
Mlatttes were rand and adopted on
motion of Ment1'lane and 7loleer.
Motion of Conley and Brown Oat
Grey 7.'w -p, Name Music Festival dur-
ing 1st week of May.
Motion of Brown and Bolger that
Secretary pend a0iico of appreciat
ion to Mrs, Ronald .and that Wes,
Moore complete Mrs, 71,o11ald's ewe
tract,
Motion of MaFaal1no and Brown
that Jack Conley be Yin ,ntairman.
Motion of Bulger and Conley that
Grey Board Join prat, ,Pablie School
Trustees Assooiatiau.
Motion ,of Bolger and Brown that
Secretary subscribe to Munielpai
World,
Motion or Brown and Clonley that
bills be paid.
Wing'hant Hydro $22,17
elliblon Hedro 1915.42
Lloyd Michel, Supplies 32.23
R. L. Cunningham, Coal' $4.40
Wes, Purvis, Radio Rapper 2,00
M. J. Bagels, Repairs 6.25
T. C. Hemingway, Telephone 11.55
R.el lan ce . Pet. Oil 117.45
Jack Hood, School Smrpliev, 27.72.
Public Soluool Trete* Assoc, 15.00
Mauna Hayden„ Hot Lun.h 1.76
Swift's Gen. Meroranit,
Hot Luna 6,60
C. Zilliax and Son, Door Mat 8.95
C. amt G. Kreuter. Furnace
Repair 40.77
C. Dckmier, Labour 33.75
Post Pub. House. Advt. 3.00
Municipal World 12.00
J. C. Hemingwlay. Ser.-Treas.
I3ELGRAVE
Mrs, llivamas 2131311, lastse, Amy
and Irene Smuts, Italplt McCrea,
.lames Lamont, and Martin, Greeby,.
made e suppled vleit to Mrfe Smith's
mathet', Mrs. Alit* Allen, l! 1lllfll-
oder, at the home of her daughter,
Nita. Lorne Harmer, and Mr, rice
mor, 011 511nda3'. Tine visit was in
honour of Mrs, Allen's birthday,
which elle reeeetly elebreted.
Bersprials: Lloyd Anderson, Tor•
onto, with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. John Anderson; Keith, Ander-
son, 51, `,Phomas, with' hie pares%
Mr. and Mrs, Dari Anderson; Mr,
and Mrs, :Gtorge. Sargent, Paulette,
"11., with her mother,' Mrs. A, M.
Perdue, and wilt& Mr, and Mrs.
Lawrence Vannas; Mr, and Mre.
David Lenruox aid' family, Britton{
and Themes ',annex, Listowel, with
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Hanna;
Mr, and Mrs. Verb Sdelpheneon and
family, Bru.,efteld, with Rev, and
Mrs. Charles D. Cox,
SURVEYING YOUR
BUYING HABITS
When you buy a brand of soap, a
pair of stockings, a refrigerator. or
a new tea -kettle, do you olwose the
dime brand and style as the lady
newt door, the woman In British
Columbia or the family in Newj
Ooundland?
The :Star Weekly, this weekly, bee
punrldshed the results of an interest-
ing buying Habit survey which took
place in 56 cities througfluout Can-
ada. You'll tend this artiole "Can
amen Buying Robots," sunpr5sing
and .entertaining when you read it.
FOR SALE -
THE YOJOE OF T.EMPERANOE
A ,apealter at a recent ,conmeafdou
of tluei National Boer Wolesal0ra
Asslociation of Detroit made an fm-
paeaitdnled 'plea 90r a Maim -wide
defense agaiwttt "the diabolical mach•
inlations .of these foa'cee of 'evil whip
seek to destroy es and strike a
death blow to liberty." These "for-
re's of evil --- (the Drys) do not ao.
caetit defeat." .: , they are ltigialy or-
ganized, articulate est ere relentless
In their attack," That speaker was
In deadly earnest, as well he might
be. I3'e knows what many people do
not know. Another prohibition era
would pnoa,bly spell the doom of
many breweries, junrt as that other
"awful" era did, Prohibition in
Ontario from 1910 was herd on the
breweries. By the end of 1917 only
33 out of 6'4 Ontario Breweries re-
- maimed in existence.. One that err.
viveK1 made 21/2% brews, ginger ale
and ginger beer as a dry period
measure. Adversity came to an end
in 1927 with prohibition. Then
cane sale by glass in 1924, since
when the building of new facilities
has not been Giblet to keep pace with
the increase in orders. These are
Batu ,about beer sand prohibition.
Prohibition did prohibit. Node the
most signiti..ent sentence quoted
"Adversity came to end with pro-
hibition," 1. e. 5hels prohdbtion
ended, adversity ended - for beer.
---Advt.
PEOP',P 1�r ►�n/r,,,t
Mr. and Mra. L, Waxman and son
Ted were visitors . in Toronto on
Sunday.
Mrs. Marie:, Hingston of Toronto;
Mr. A. J, McMillan of Perth Arthur,
Visited with their sister Mrs. II
Meadows.
2 platform Rockers, 1 green and 1
Hardw,n^d and 'ottwood siaba. also red, in new conitlon, call at meal
r",ler tom* kindling. time or night.
Jas. Stevenson phone tart M. A. Fraser - Phone 17r13
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AWS JOAN WILL, of Nelson,13.0.
FIGHTER OF1iR0
And You ?
Young women now serving in the RCAF enjoy unusual opportunities-- a life
that combines travel, companionship, valuable training, important aviation duties,
equal pay with men and a worthwhile target - a part in the defence of freedom!
.And 'OU?if you are a young woman of high purpose, are between
18 and 29 and'rave Grade 9 education, the equivalent or better, find out
today about the opportunities for you In the RCAF. There are TARGET
important openings noO ' in the clerical, technical, administrative
and medical branches of Canadars iIr force.
FOR ALL THE FACTS, SEE, WRITE OR TELEPHONE THE
CAREER COUNSELLOR AT YOUR NEAREST RCAF
RECRUITING UNIT - OR MAIL THE COUPON TODAY!
Royal Canadian Air Force
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FNOTOGR "1
FREEDOM
Director of Personnel,;Manning,
RCAF Headquarters, Ottawa.
Phase mail to tae, without obligation Jullparticulars
rsgardlsg enrolment re7iriremenis aid openings now
available In the R.GA.R
NAME (Please Print)
(Surname) (Christian Name)
STREET ADDRESS,.._. .... ,-_,..
CITY PROVINCE
EDUCATION (by grade and province)
AGE
enra.4wa
i NEW RECORDS FOR
MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR
Present indications are that the 16th 1
Annual Middlesex Seed Fair at Lon-
don
ondon will be able largest on record.
The entire ground .floor, as wen as
the usual upstairs space in the Man
ufacturers' Building, Watern Fair
Grounds, wiill be used for exhibits,
displays and programmes. There
will be displays of agricultural maoh-
I inery and supplies by 73 commercial I
firms and educational organization&
The timely features of these displays
along with the organized program-
mes will have a wide variety of
interest for everyone,
In addition to the usual township
end county classes, wide Interest has
developed in the classes, open to
eleven Western Ontario, with over-
all championship awards. Hog Pro-
ducers had an exceIlenit turnout at
Coleman's on Feb. 17111, when hogs
for the Bacon Competition were sel-
ected. Other features of the food
show will be of interest. The things
to see at the fair, along with the
well-known speakers and interesting
entertainment, merit the attendance
of a1I rural and urban residents. The
The Middlesex Soil and Crop impro-
vement Association extend an in
vitatdon to everyone to visit this fair,
which has built an enviable reputat-
ion through the years.
Yours very truly,
W. K. Riddell,
Agricultural Representattre
Middlesex County
Calvin Dunn, President.
WINGHAM ! 1OR1AL ALP
Aiwaye a torte conk is t9hetostl
aran'tee te ghee. from
Ale modern mashiaery.
famous for
Cemetery tettarhen r epeetel
Artistic Msneatlah
at very reasosab/a Tureen.
R. A. SPOTI'ON
Phone 258 - Wh.gbatn, Oso►
ELMA FARMERS'
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Atwood, Ont.
I9atabished in 1344
Oonitaot the Head Office in Atwood
or your nearest Director Agent
Bated below:
J. Grayson R.iormond .... 1 Monkton
Warren Morrison 1, Atwood
R. W. (Dick) Whitfield
t, Brussels
L D. Smith 4, Atwood
Lloyd Denatedt !, asdent
V0. Pl. Little E, Monkton
Roy Ludwig Gowsnatows
Lioyd Tanner ......_ 1, Brittda
Frank Bowman ..........« E. LUtowd
11. N. Switzer, secretary.
USED CARS
1953 ChevrojetSedan
1953 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan
1952 Chevrolet Coach
Heater and Sun Visor
1950 Austin Sedan
1948 Chev. Coach
1949 Van Guard Sedan
1946 Plymouth Sedan
1946 Plymouth Coach
1940 Plymouth Sedan
1946 Ford Coach
1939 Mercury Sedan
1935 Ford
USED TRUCKS
1953 Chev. 3 ton with platform
1952 Chev. 1/2 ton pick-up
1950 Ford !2 ton pick-up
1951 Ford 3 ton
NEW CHEV. CARS AND TRUCKS
For
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
'RIVERSIDE MOTORS ,,.
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Supertest Gas and Oil
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
Dealers for I. E. L. „
Distributors for
Disston and Clinton
Custom Work, Welding and Machine Siiop;
Work of all kinds.
Swarthers, Sanders and Blowers
A Speciality
Many other machines custom built.
POLLARD'S CHAIN SAWS
Sales and Service
Sales is one thing - but we follow up wit1�
service and repairs.
Phone 64 or 56r13 Brussel;
BUSINFSS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN andSURGWARava St Phone EON
315
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DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Grad abs Unteatlb d Taranto
PHYSICIAN and SURGED!
Timone 46 - arnieale. 0114
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Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL ,{ir�,
Anto®a8sa and the liseeresse
ADAM* and Ikkaress
Await toe Gaunt West las tnie .nos 41a.
Phase Office 90
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrld
Eyes En.e■Iwed. Glasses:_ j
!bons 791 Seaforth -- 1___
HOURS: s - 6, Wei 9-12.30, Sat. 9 was. M t Pia
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, OpteMetride
Patrick St.. WINGSSAN
At liCineerIea Mos Dreg
Mese Wines= 770 i ffi,
Evenings by .Appointsmeaf.
J. A. Monagahan, R. 0. Optometrist,
usranuspecaliarkg In Bye EYtllir iDatloa and V* ritti,E eft etw1n
OIle 6t isawel able Maw
Hon: sae a.m. tis 1:00 p.m,. akin C61nsi A
Clyne every Teseday and 01111 PIPS
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