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VIE BRUSSELS POST �._-- --
the Majestic Melville Church
• Spefran Re -Union 1949
Women's Institute At the morning service on Sunday,
Rev. Mr, Mline preached on the
The regular nteettngof the subject "The Qualifications of a
Majestic \4'nnlen's Institute, was held Chrlettan" and bused the sermon
in the library Julie 19 with almost on St. Matthew 1f, 25, & 20e The
50 ladies pr'esen't, The president euthem WAS
'non wilt
keep Bowies, ht Ailsa
n in
opened the meeting In the usual perfect peace" by
way. Roll Call was anew ed by a ,tune Wolk rendered the solo "Seem
household hint, Minutes, financial lover of my 'soul" by McDougal,
ropnrt and contatttlnleations were
read by the secretary. It was decided
that tttn Institute ladies would The United Church
handle the booth in connection with At the morning cervica fn t11e
ilia agricultural grounds
to be held united Ohtirch Mr, .Wilson • spoke
ou the leer groundds in the near
future. Mrs. G. Brown, Mrs, Wm, frau the text Isaiah XA'V, S. •The
Parke, MTs, Win, Miller were highway that leads to the Father's
appointed to arrange the fall fair house. As a morning anthem the
prize money with the fair board. It choir sang "Incline thine ear,"
was moved to donate $10.00 to the Himmel.
Wingham. Salvation Army, Mrs. Wm, The opportunities mussed by those
Speer and Mrs, Geo. Evans were Who neglect Christ and his Church
appointed to make arrarugements for was the subject of the evening
the programme at Belgrave Inetitnte discourse,
Ana. 10 :airs. E. Wilson, convenor
•• Y v titan auataxtaoax'M
is the simple, easy way to lasting
beauty. You simply flow it on with a
full brush . it levels itself ...leaves
110 b • . hundreds
of
uses
18 beautiful colours, also
black and white.
Johnson's Paint & Electric Store
• Brussels, Ont.
The eighth re -union of the descen-
dants of the late John Spetratl and
Ceilterine Icing was held in Queen's
t Park, Stratford on Sat., June 18th
with 184 registered attendants. After
partaking of it bountiful dinner a
nrogralnme of sports well supervised
, by 1''.1Ct.0n $petra% Brussels, Sack
, Vipond, Atwood and Colwell Speiran,
Listowel were emelt eninyed by all.
Following this a most interesting
Programme took place in the Parer
I reivilpan with the president, Stanley
tit"+•hen, Brussels in charge consist-
leg of solos by Olive %tetra%rtos 1
lBels, Maxine Speiran,
duets by Maxine Speiran and Glenna
IfMachan, Brussels, trios byl awed Sperling and Clarence r�
R•nhinenn. Gerrie. Readings were
given by Mrs. E. Steit'f, Monkton,
.��-�-••--'- �' � ...------ .! Acres Robinson, St. Maryr and Staar
emerge ATTENTION PLEASE
I Meehan Stan -
' n Brussels. Tap dancing by
Marys. Com -
j Dorothy Speiran, fit. Mary
we have on hand— i natality singing was also eltjoyed by l of home economics and health then
plumbing supplies, all, led by Mrs• 'Moore, ei i0ye and (presided for the rema.iurler of the
li you are in need of p septic tanks, pipe i
airs.'Anderson, Detroit, Aolito a d I
meeting.. Mrs, W. Turnbull gave a
built -in -tubs, tubs on feet, basins, toilets, p its for programme beautiful motto (he it ever sol Presbytery of Fluron•Maitlaud
humble there's no place like tome), will meet at Knox Church, Chan -
St Marys Current events were read by Mrs, B.
Mrs sir M Pratt, fdstowel brook at 5 p. ut„ Tuesday. June 28,
BtnsseYs, Muriel also• R t Atex Simpson to '
Two minute silence
Phone 36
lox .71
were. Mrs. Stan-
`ley 'Speiran, 'Ethel, Mrs. Stanley
Machan and hits. Alex Speiran,
Z niel Speiran, •
was
observed in memory of those n'ho Linn e first-aid will be conducted by
had rieparted since the reunion in in amerc'encies till the doctor came.
194'7. • in such cases as bleeding. Poisons, Rev. Alex Nilmm�, who win also
• 0h' the sermon, Rev. G. A.
+horns. artificial . ' respiration, ?lila the steps. Q4
+ fractures, etc. Mrs. Wilson thanked
Milne
fitting. Also metal barn roofing.
Estimates given on request.
• L SCRIMGEOUR & SON
Iohnson. to induct e�'•
lave a most -wonderful gs to era that pastoral charge. The service
and Chinas to do the Moderator,
Blyth, Ont.
`{ Tinnr.* mires were given to the
bone plea R
��ya {eldest lady present, Mrs. G. McCall,
HEATING — TINSMITHING
PLUMBING —received.
Eavestroughing orders filled as
Pressure Pumps and Water Softeners.
l5
,Je & & Sons
Phone 33 Brussels.
Thoro-bilt Shoes
A Work Shoe made for you --to
give absolute comfort and long
weer—solid construction.. • . made
of quality leather . specially
treated to resist farmyard acids.
tore and sea how corntortabh
Visit
ofsSiemen'. T' e, -b8ts ei
will narrate le s e
Jorgenson will address the 1
Brussels, the eldest gentleman, t r i iTrs. Pratt for her splendid work •
minister, and Rev. Dr. W. O. Rhoad
Ed, Speiran, Goderfch, .l*oungest
Which I'm sure wentd he most will adet'ress the congregation.
baby, present, Panl Machan, Brus- heneflcial to all present. Mrs. Win•
sets, the car corning, the longest Rey, Dr, Turner. Ingersoll, con -
I distance, Clifford Brown and family, Speer presented her with a beautiful
spray of flowers, Joan Wilson gave a .,wets. the service in Knox Church
St. Louis, Missouri, the latest bride piano solo, followed by a humorous . on Sunday morrning, Suns 19. with
and groom present, Mr. and Mrs. the male Ruartette singing "That
Monition, Ont,. the rea.ing by Mrs. H. Spelt.. Little
Ray Pfeiffer, Peter Hemingway then tavoered Beautiful Land" by. Jones.
1 largest family present, Mr. and Mrs, -with a song accompanied by his ,Call and Mrs. Dunn, Allen and
Sol Smith and family, Brussels and mother, "'ltihe way to keep e happy Linda, attended the Speiran re
Mr. and Mrs, Orval Cook and family, home" was given by Mrs. L Alcock.
union held in the park, Stratford on i
Sat., Jane 18,
Alvin and Mrs. Pride and family,
Waterloo were calling on friends
here on Sanday.
Mr. and Mrs. fiddle Giesler and
daughter, Betty, Fraser, Mich., spent
the week end with Paul Jeschke, Mr•
:Bossier motored home on Sunday
and Mrs. Giessler and Betty remain-
ed for a visit.
A barn on the farm of Allister
vest of the village, was struck
Wednesday, June 22nd, 1949 y
emer'aa '
t
t eau a t i sir
SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK
DEMWORN t r ON
Automotive Type Steering
Tapered Roller Bearings
Telescopic Reach—Wheelbase 7 to 10%Z ft.
Dearborn Reay ..ttathed Moweir
Fully mounted can be attached in 5 minutes
Short coupled, easily manoeuvred
Mows 25 to 35 acres per day.
l„
' Shoe Store --- Brussels
Pearson's
Mitchell, equal,
The following were appointed as
officers for the re -union of 1951:
president, Mr. Fred .Speiran, St.
Marys; vice president, Mo Hartwell
lEpplett, St. Marys; sec., Mrs. Wesley
Spearan, St Atarys. Date 3rd Settle
day ,In June.
I A dainty supper was then enjoyed
t and all felt they had. a very happy
time renewing acquaintances.
GREY
Anse Alice Beveridge, Regina, is
a visitor at the home of her cousin
Albert Cardiff., 7 con.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Downey and
Mr. and airs. Fred DotvneY, Minesing
were Sunday visitors with Mr, ,and
Mrs. Alex Speiran.
Sunshine collection end the King
brought the meeting to a close.
Luneh was served by the following
hostesses, Mrs, J. Armstrong, Mrs.
Wm, Martin. Mrs. R. Cousins, Mrs.
B. Cudsnore, Mrs B Davidson, Mrs.
11 Wilson.
M0RRIS
It", t
Mr. Stefan Lojek, of Sudbury has by lightning on Monday evening
been visiting with Mr. and airs.during the electrical storm which
Graham. Campbell the past week. bird's nest on the track in the baro
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Near, Detroit • caught fire and with the help of
spent the week end with alr• and neighbors it was extinguished. It Was
Mrs. Graham Campbe,l and called on a narrow escape, there being a hay
many old friends. ;mow directly below the fire.
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With the rear seat folded
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down, there's a carrying
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and an extreme inside body
Width of 5 feet. It will do
anything a light delivery
unit will do ••- and it's in-
stantly convertible into a slx-
passenger sedan,
YOU'LL FIND a wide tangs of uses for this new A1,L•ME1AL Dodge
Suburban, •
Openthe wide doors and you'll
d vacation equipment in hiss capacity,
and the space provided ff Lad, g
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seats. Its lively 97 h•p, engine operates with traditional Dodge depend-
ability and economy , , . gives you ample power for hill climbing and heavy
going oft the beaten crack. Low pressure tires, Safety -Rim wheels, luxury
springing and powerful hydraulic brakes, assure you a safe, smooth ride.
With the roar seat folded flush with the floor (an easy one.hand opera-
tion) the new Dodge Suburban can "double" as
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of
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Inspect this great new. addition to the famous Dodge line at your
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See the beautiful new Dodge models; the Distinctive DeSoto with "Tip -Toe" gear shift; and the famous, dependable Dodge "lob -Rated" trucks, at–
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PHONE 82
BRUSSELS
Stan Storteh , se a,.Limited
Ford Monarch
Listowel
Phone 66
BUS NESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGE t+, N
William St. Phone 4. Brawls, Out.
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Telephone 45 — Brussels, Ont.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Phone 65
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Home,
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director ErtibaIm .
Chas. T. Davidson
iNSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Siclmess
Agent for Great West Life Insurg cit see ts, t'Det
none Office 96 ~ -
Dennis Duquette
Phone 51.r-18 R. R. 4 Brussels
Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County
No Sale too Big — None too Small
Have employed an experienced assistant for the Big Ones.
fl. A. Rann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERViCE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
BRUSSELS, ONT,
l"�ID4dE 38 or 85 — — .._
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
iATISFACT1OP1 GUARANTEED — PRICES REASO!4M2 $
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t Bir ua3ornuntioOrr etc.,
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write toR. R. 3 Walton. Cts ` 2a
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Brussels, Ont.
Agent for Austin Cars and Trucks
Always a car in stock.
Expert repair service to all makes of
Cars, Ti'ucl.ts and Tractors,
Shell 'Oil Products.
Guta Percha Tires,
Also Used Car's.
m * .®... . � .em. —.
le trkca1, Heating ani bhhg
Wholesalers for Active Pressure Systems
(dip or shallow well)
downi•PleelmnbmInveritamono*ereo. en.*
Claris Air -Cooled 3 H.P. Gas Engines
Metric Motors. Grinders and Rollers
Electrical ApPfINace5 and Fixtures
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LAVAL ➢:1ik.9 LER—Milkers,, Separators, Speedway Waite m
n-ttsnti.rs end Accessories.
l•taltid r of ar+rp en ttballow well Pressure Systetns.
Mc`[ frt r Electric
PHONE 537(.
BRUSSELS, ONT.
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