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1.1t' Al, s lir1) neall, ;Tt. Thomas,
,lits a1 the home of
91 ;Cit 19m.,110/et and 91. lamed
lir. :iii l Ai I' Jas. Cameron and
4n ._-serer Carole, tiarnla. and 9ir•.
Morgan Cala. Lmtalun, visited
with Mr. and 911'4, Allen Cameron.
Mies I.tco-1 It khel is confined to
,h,• Listowel Hospital where she
underwent an eperatl0n on Monday.
81r. and 9lre W. J ferric spent
he week -end at Nigara Falls.
)Intended for last week)
Sabbath School and the regular
,rt•vice of worship were he10 un San -
lay, :fitly loth, with the minister,
Rev, Alex J. Simpson. in the pulpit
The Old Testament reading was
Isaiah =3 and the New Testament
reading Acts2. The ministe.r',r ser- I
mon subject wa>,,"Men and brethren,
what shall we do?" Ants 3 verse 37.
81r. and Mrs. Winston McO.acllern
1 and little daughter. Hamilton. vlstted
1 at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
.Raker '
Mr. and Mrs. Osear Hoehn, Con-
estoga, spent the week -end with
81iss Entylene Steise.
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MAKE SANDWICHES
SOMETHING SPECIAL l ;
You can, if you see the House-
hold Food Alumnae in The American
Weekly with this Sunday's (July 30)
issue of The Detroit. Sunday Times.
See recipes for Pyramid Sandwiches,
Barbecued Sandwiches, Layered San-
rlwiehe•s and Club Sandwiches. See
Sunday's Detroit Times for direct-
ions on how to snake sandwiches
which are really SOMETHING
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IN MEMORIAM
1^: cit turd—In coving memory of Trp.
lto» 1'. \Chittard, killed in action
u lttilc, on July else, 1944.
21 uured unlong the nation's heroes
1'> -s ,.at int ed one,
Beneath a simple wooden cross, his
crown,
And we who knew and loved him
Iters ran say:
., simple lore, a simple trust, a
simple duty done,
Sadly missed by Mother. Dad and
Brothers and Sisters,
1qr a i "s•� t.�T
Personals: Miss Margaret Cumen-
'•n Ing and Mrs. Cumming. Toronto, with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Teeming; Mrs.
Goo. McArthur and dangnter Mar-
garet with friends in Moose Jaw,
Saolt.. and other western cities;
John Ritchie, 1fth of Grey, is ill at
his home: Mr. and Mrs. James
Cameron and daughter Carol with
lir- and Mrs. James Coutts.
The rego.1» meeting of the W.M.S.
was held on Wed., afternoon ,Illy
loth. Mrs. H, Johnston, presided for
this meeting. The meeting opened by
singing hymn 249 fnlInwed by the
secretary's and treneurees reports.
Mrs. S. Johnston the supply sec-
retary reported that the hale of
clothing had been shipped abroad.
It was derided that we would enter
rain the Baby Rand on August 23rd,
The Walton Group under the lead-
eeship of S(rs. F. Kirkby then had
elinre.e of the meeting. She was
assisted by several members of the
zrrr,np theeno-hott the program. Myron
1 2:1`i was sting and the meeting closed
with 1 prayer of intercession,
Mark TTamilton recently purchased
to registered Dual Purpose Milking
Shorthorn craws, 2 calves. and 2
herd sires (year old) all from ac-
credited herds- at Caledonia, Ont,
We all wish him the very best suc-
eees.
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MODERN EQUIPMENT
(cakes Easy Work
of Nurvesting
The ease, speed and economy of harvesting nowadays typifies
the change in farming that has come with new and better
equipment.
Through progress in implement engineering the b'.ircierl of
farm work has been transferred from muscles to machines—
with decided advantages physically, socially and economically
to those engaged in agriculture.
Latest machines like the Massey -Harris self-propelled combine
have established a new appreciation of the importance of
mechanization and a realization that farming with modern
power machines is easier and more profitable.
PotlitS5ETZZATPLIS CO '+ °,FIR; , LIMITED
Makers of High Quality Farm Implements Since 1847
.nsmar®ems,
Piano Tuning
Por satisfactory results have your
piano expertly tuned or overhauled.
Free estimates, .Same priority given
In the country, 12 year's experience,
Names may be left at Max Oldfield's
Hardware Store, Phone 68 Brussels.
Kerr. Hill, Toner.
Travel Agency
Mr. W. P. Bergman has recently
opened a Travel Agency in Wingham
located next door to Wingham
Motors, Ile has had many years ex-
perience In handling travel problems
and is in a position to arrange your
trips, matte reservations and secure
••tickets for you anywhere by Land,
Sea Or Air, Also Cruises. Conducted
Tours, Hotel reservations arranged,
If you contemplate making a
trip by Rail, Ocean or Air Plane,
phone or write, W. F. Burgman
Travel Agency, Wingham, Ont., and
he will be pleased to make all ar-
rangements for you, Phone Office 125,
Residence 164,
11r. and Mrs. Oscar Gnrsalitz,
l' lira. were renewing acquaint -
era and attended the eel,
v r- 10 Tinos Church on Sunday.
-lir rand Sirs. D. TTuether.airs. G. 1
'Nether and Gerald, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Huether and Brian are hol-
il.tyin_ in Timmins with Mr. and
Mre. Dave Miller and will come
Inoue by •he Manitoulin ]'stands.
Mr end Mrs. Jim Cameron and
Carol. Sarnia. visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Cameron.
('ranbronk, Jnly 10, 1900
On July 1.11. 1950 at 9 p. in, the
Poard rat• Directors of the Oran.
brook ('community Centre met at the
hone of 31r. Lloyd Michel.
Mr. Lloyd Mtehel presided and
Alex J. Simpson acted as secretary.
The many varied reports of the
standing committees were received
and indicated the immense amount
of work and enthusiasm which has '
resulted in the present structure 1'
AO well edvan,'ed and now awaiting •
the interinr to he completed. The
Sect•elary was asked to make ap•
plicaliml for an inspection by the
Department of Agriculture in prepar-
ation for the Government grant.
An agreement was drafted where. ,
by the Cranbronk Community. Centre
And the School Board are to share '
the cost of a pressure system that
will provide rioting water from the
well of Robert Engel,
The Purchasing Committee was
given power to order the necessary
building supplies for the interior
and to curry nn the construction and
to report back later,
Several ladies at the invitation of
the Board also met and Mrs. ,Tames
Bremner presented the following
Minutes : —
Mrs, Gordon Knight occupied the
Chair and Mrs. James Bremner acted
as Secretary.
It was decided after con.siderahle
discussion to obtain the feeling of
the ladies of the District with regard
to forming a. Women's Institute, "
Arrangements were made for e
pie and ice erea)n social to be held
on Thursday, ,lluly 27th on Mr, Jobe
McNabb's latvn, The tickets sold. on
a purebred pig will be drawn that
night, Admission to the grounds 25c
pie, ice cream and beverages 200.
Motion to adjourn was moved by
R. W. Whitfield,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate or Adam Sholdice late
of the Township of McKillop in the
County of TTuron, Retired farmer,
who died on or about the Eleventh
day of Jttly, A. D. 1080 are notified
to send to the ntnderelgned on or
about the Ninth day of August 1050
fell particulate of their claims in
writing, Immediately e.fter the
Ninth day of August the assets of
the said Testator will be distributed
einongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of
whieh the Exert -tore shall then have
notice,
Dated this Twenty-sixth day of
July, A. D. 1050.
CR.AWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the lllxeeutor.
1948 Dodge Coat:h (tike new)
1947 Hudson Sedan
1937 Ford Sedan
1948 G. M. C. 1/2 -ton panel
1948 Fargo 1/2 -ton Pick-up
1947 Chevrolet 3/4 -ton Pick-up
1942 G. M. C. Stake Truck
2 Used Tractors
2 Used Fer,;uson Plows
3 New Ferl;•uson Tillers
Jackson itgors
Your GENERAL MOTORS DEALER
Your Ferguson Tractor and Ferguson
System Implements Dealer.
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FOR SALE —
ICitchen cabinet, in good condition.
Mrs. Cliff Hoegey Phone 48-r-27
FOR RENT —
Apartment to let with all con-
venience.
Apply at Export Packers,
FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Phrl. B., R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R. O.
0di-s. H. Viola Homuth R. O.
Registered Optometrists
Phone 118 Harriston, Ont.
IN THE•KITCHEN
Bathroom and laundry
, clean, fresh running
water eliminates house.
hold dntdgery ., just
tura the tap, no more
water -carrying from the
pump.
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GARDENERS
Are enthusiastic over a
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livestock a r e quickly
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