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The married woman wants peace of mind and security for
herself and her lamily—money for food—eholtor—olothoa--education.
The business wo'incut wants peace of mind and saourity at
retirement.
Ask for our pamphlet especially written for women
entitled "I Want Insurance". It will interest you.
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GIRL GUIDES DINNER
At the home of Mrs. F, Stephensoe
on Tuesday, Nov, 21 at 7 o'clock a
dinner was served to 18 Guides in
honour of Capt. Cuchnore's 21st
birthday.
The table was beautifully decorat.
eel in pink and white colour scheme
with the guest or,honour seated at
the head of the table with Lieut.
Spear placed at her left.
At the end of the first course
"Happy Birthday," was sung. Guide
St. phenson read a well worded ad-
dress, Guide Raymond presented the
Captain with six eornrlower goblets,
on behalf of Com. Leach, Lieut. Spefr
and 1st Co. of the Brussels Girl
Guides.
The hostess entered with n lighted
cake daintiy decorated with tiny
pink rose hods. With a wish the 21
candles were blown out.
Captain Cludmore thanked the
(Twee for the lovely .gift.
The evening was spent in games,
ennteets and dancing,
UNITED CHURCH W. A.
TI“..twitter meeting of the W. A.
of the Citited Church was held on
Tuesday evening Nov. 21st, at the
home of Mrs. Bert Bray with a. good
attendance. The president Mrs. R. 13
Cousins opened the meeting with
hymn 77 followed by Psalm 716 and
the Lord's Prayer in unison. The
secretary's report was read anti an -
proved. A "thank you" card was
also rear!. Ti treasurer's report
fnlinwerl s win g a good margin in
the ban!: The parsonage committee
repnrtr(1 re the cupboards and by a
vete It was deei(led that the con-
1"'et be let. Mies N. Downing re.
ported concerning the, "Save the
I'njec't. jec't. A nominating
eezemistre 1114Q P. i'nchanan. 114rs.
T. Miller and Mrs. W. Rose was
ebosen to soiree the officers for the
W. A. of 1951. Ten dollars or more
if needed was voted to Miss E.
Pewtiii'i to pay for the shipping of
the hale. The meeting elesr'd by
singing hymn 5455 and repeating the
:1Tie,e9 benediction. A social half
hn hour was then 1 enjoyed ijoyed cottsietini, of
a Bible Contest and readings from
Tennyson followed by lunch. Thanks
was then offered Mrs. Bray for her
hospitality and to the committee
in eharge for a very successful meet-
ing.
Dear
IN MEMORIAM
--• Cr. loving memory of Our
Parents William D. Ward,
who passed away on Dec, 2nd, 1935.
His Wife .lune E. King, who fell
•:1.. n. April 1st, 1945,
There still is an ache, In our
hearts to -day.
-Oat countless years will not take
way.
We may smile. with the world, but
we'll never forget.
In our garden of memories you both
live yet.
Lovingly remembered by their
family.
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NATIVE OF BRUSSELS,
il. 6. LAIRD, DIES
1'111111(,4 T. Ltafd c e:terau of over.
v.rcice tvjUi the army In World
u ;4' I and a natio, of Brueseis, Ont.,
1 vol :t1unday in \}'e.eturfnstee
lioepita'l ,,iter a Lang illucss.
r3)=url,er r,l' 111e Cap:111an Loglon
t,,,i the Loyal Orange Ledge, lvlr,
•:dr(t 4;43)1• to London in 1918.
111:14 tinrtirerl by his wife. Mary
fate of 550 St. :fames Street London;
toe la tight ars 1lTir YretY.'Aire. John
ir. Purser, of London, and fared -
wen'), Mr:, .John Till. of Stratford;
.sister, Mrs. Eleanor Robinson,
of Sault Ste, Merle; two brothers.
t n s-•11 Laird. of Sault Ste. Marie
:nal Joseph of Toronto, and one
rrrand•rhild.
The funeral will he held Thursday,
•;r t' 51)14.. at the Evans funeral home,
Jt'rhntnnd led Central, London. Ont.,
((here tbr• body Is reefing. Burial
+e) 1.• in \1'nodituwn Cemetery,
Strachan - Shillabeer
The Presby':.r11111 manse. Wing
ham, on Nov. 151h. was the scene
1.1: a certnlony uniting in marriage
Jennie, daughter of the late Mr. and
Sirs, Gordon Shillabeer of Saskatoon.
Sask., and Mr, Thomas Strachan son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rtrec9ian of T3luevu,le. Rev. A. Nim -
mo officiated. For her wedding the
bride chose a navy blue suit, Pink
and navy accessories and pink carn-
ation corsage, Mrs. Hartley Smith,
cousin or the bride, matron of honor,
ra • a blade frock, black and cerise
e•l eie4, red rose corsage, Hartley
Smith was best man. A reception
was !epicl at the Boole of Mr, and
Mrs. TT. Smith, Wingha,m. Mr. and
11,•a. Sira"llan will make their home
on their form in Grey township,
PIANO TUNING
Those wishing to get their Plano
tuned before Christmas get in touch
with Ken Hill at once. Work guar-
anteed. Leave your order' at Old-
fteld'e Hardware, Phone 68.
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DODGE DEPENDABILITY,
user curry Vedge clamed
There's a dependable Dodge to ]meet your needs, no
matter in which price class your new car choice lies.
Dodge models range from the DeLuxe 3 -passenger
coupe and the two -door sedan in the lowest -price class
to the luxurious Custom Dodge, still the lowest -priced
car with Fluid Drive (also available with Gyro-Matie
transmission as extra equipment).
Your Dodge -DeSoto dealer will be happy to giro you
full information and prices, See him to -day.
Before you buy a new ear, It's smart to test
it ... drive it , , . to prove the value. So get
behind the wheel of a new Dodge and
find out for yourself its ease of handling,
outstanding performance and safety,
With the Custom Dodge you can enjoy the
driving ease and comfort of GYRO-MATIC
TRANSMISSION — available on Custom
Dodge only, as extra equipment,
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DODGE DEt1*i',*1,.
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ELLIOTT MOTORSALES
BRUSSELS, PHONE 82
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
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FUR SALE-.
13-.,113 Hops, bw,vlceable age:.
t.S'd .A!un1: Phone 224-14
FOR SALE --
Reg. Sh,n•lirer•n ]lulls, dark red.
Kern. Mc1'hsrlane Phone 29.1-13
FOR SALE —
Brick !muse, full hath and double
+r•. I"or further partionlars apply
Lorne W. Ilekneier,
FOR SALE —
Iirrlicrous and Macintosh lied
Apples at reduced Driers.
I1111 Blake Phone 49-r-8
FOR SALE -
Girls white figure =taring outfit. with
tine leather hoots, size 51/2, worth
$22.95, will sell for Half -Price.
.5 Wood. Phone 24
LOST —
A bunch of keys nn a ring with
brass tag on Turnberry Street, Find-
er kindly leave at Brussels Post
Office,
CAR FOR SALE —
1949 Light Grey Chevrolet Coach,
with heater and radio, low mileage.
Apply to Mrs. Ethel Huether,
Phone 8x2 Brussels.
TRADE IN—
Your old parlour shite and organ
on one of the 12 new Chesterfields
and 20 gond pianos at Schuett &
Sons, Furniture Store at Mildmay.
Ileasonable prices.
GODERICH RE -UPHOLSTERING —
Chesterfielde, cha.ire, eta., very
rhnire coverings, Phone Wm Reid,
Gorlerich 5957 or Call at Stores. Es-
timates given, 25 years experience.
See ns, Phcne us, Write us.
FOR SALE —
1 High Grade Mason- Risch Piano
1 Victor Console Radio
1 Twelve Bass Piano -Accordion,
like new
Lorne W. Eckmier.
FOR SALE —
Two registered Aberdeen Angus
Bulls by Prince Bandolier of Don-
Hea d,
Graeme MoDonald
Phone 48-r-11
FOR SALE —
Two used Johnsons Electric -Floor
Polishers. Will sell cheap for cash.
Will give one year gurantee with
each one. These polishers have been
rented a few times and cannot be
told from new ones.
Grewar's Groceteria Phone 5
FOR SALE—
A quantity of good maple hardwood
also cedar. A complete stock of An-
thracite and Bituminous Coals.
Order now. Brussels Coal Yard
Phone 86s2.
WANTED --
A. man with a oar able to travel
when roads permit. Be your own
boss. Income depends on steady work
on commission basis.
See or phone Geo. Wesenberg.
Phone 56-r-9 Brussels.
FOR SALE —
One used Thor gasoline washer,
also 1 Johnson "Iron Horse Engine."
Cheap for quick sale.
1 New Cr. E. 9 3 cubic ft, 25 cycle
Refrigerator,
Oldlield's Hardware Phone, 68
FOR SAL" —
Hygienic Supplies (1Wfober Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain nailed
envelope with price list. Six
sample 25c, 24 samples, 81-00. Mall
Order Dept. M 83 Nov -Rubber Co.,
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
LIVESTOCK WANTED—
"Up to 85.00 eaoh for Dead or
Disabled Horses, Cows, Hogs, at
your Farm. Prompt Service. Phone
Collect Brussels 72, William Stone
Sons, Lisolted, Ingersoll, Ont.
FOR SALE OF RENT --
100 aore farm with brick house,
windmill, some bush, Situated on
9th, con. of Grey, 1M miles from
Cranbrook. Write or phone
167J Ayr, Mrs. W, 0, McEachern,
Elliott Street, Ayr, Ont,
FOR SALE --
1 Feather mattress,
2 eottnn quilt tops (new) Star
and Colonial Girl,
1 pr. of fur trimmed goloshes, Cub-
an heel, size 4.
2 pr. of low rubhere, sive 4, cuban
heels,
Millie Greeter Phone 72
FOR SALE —
Cnh Corn 505,00 a ton delivered,
else kiln dried ,Sheiled Corn 508:06
ton, Prices subject to Mange.
Apply to R. ,1. Bnitantyne,
R. R. 2 St. 'Pants. Phone 01-r-5.
1 Sebringville.
Save Feedin Costs
FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HLP
PRODUCE HEALTHY, PULLY
NOURISHED BIRDS WHO
GiVE MORE EGGS—Bin
L
EGOS. F -Y INCREASIN
OUALITY Af1D UANT3TY
YOU LOWER COT ANIS
INCREAS► PROFITS.
(Fill -the -Basket)
EGG MAS :tsd EGG PELLETS
• :ls Relish Pellets)
der Sala by
Ethel Produce
Phone 22-r-10
FOR SALE —
Norge Oil neuter, goocPtis new.
:Apply at Gregg's Hardware Stare,
Brussels.
WANTED —
Older girl or woman as house-
keeper. Apply to
Walter Rose Poultry FYarm
Phone 38x -r-4.
FOR SALE —
6 rooul 2 Morey house with front
parch, covered with roll brick siding
hydro.. stater and good garden. in the
Village of Walton. APPLY to
Cliff. Brown Phone 19-r-12 Brussels
FOR SALm —
To close the estate of D. D. Sander-
son, 75 acres of pasture Iand,
wilt be sold cheap. Property is
partly wooded with spring running
through. Price 5850. itch.
Apply Crawford & Hetherington,
Brussels.
ATTENTION FARMERS —
We will be pleased to pick op dead
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest prevailing prices. For tai.
mediate service telephone oollect —
Brussels 86-r-12 or Elmira 564
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
FARMERS
Now is the time to buy your Min-
eral for your Poultry and Stock.
Louse Killer and Disinfectants, also
Cold Tablets and Vitamins for your-
self. Boxed Christmas Cards and
Gifts 10% discount.
Phone or write Geo. Wesenburg,I
Phone 56-r-9 Brussels.
FOR SALE —
General store on highway, white
brick, with dwelling, also 4 room
apartment above store, Post Office
and stock and equipment included.
• Price 510,000. Owner 111 health.
General store on highway, with
new house, gas pumps and good
stock.
Chopping mill in good village, 40
H. P. Defsel Engine also good feed
business in connection. Price 55,500.
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Phone 84 Brussels, Oat.
FOR SALE —
House with bath and furnace, good
location, immediate possession,
priced to sell,
Good House with Bath, also barn
and email acreage. Immediate posses-
sion.
Duplex House, good location, im-
mediate possession,
100 acre Farm, good house and
barn, 22 acres ploughed, rest seeded
to hay and grass. good bush. priced
t0 sell,
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Brussels, Ont. Phone 84.
Renfrew Crean
Separators and Milkers,
Nec, Plows, Manure
Spreaders,
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver, Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,1
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
Hammer Mill..
We also ave repairs for
Oliver Cockshutt Tractors.
MORRITr & WRIGHT
••.-.ft,m-,ssi, (scalers for
5HNer implements
Telephone 4 Mend 98. %Neth, ons.
Melville Church Services
Rev. Mr. Fulton had charge of t'.
services on Sunday. In the morni
his text was Roan. 8:36, if God
for us wile can be against us, a
Pair ,.t the evils of the world a
tth.:t tit. Pant endured, but his
dmeter faith. Ala anthem was sung
the elicit% In the evening his to
was Matt. 4:4, the bread of 11fe.
Mr. L. D. Thompson and the chr
0 be c. ngeatulated on such
i 1.:-ndrii sacred 'aatuert that was pr
'rd art 01. the evening service.
^,I. UEVALE
i"1'i nuls: Suss olive Scott h.
returned hnine after spending
month in \Vingham hospital Stanie
Darling has retuned home atter
loncf ;stay in liesleital: Mrs. Goad.
1-i110149nn and eon Jimmy. Hensa:
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton az
family• Mrs. Lloyd Taylor is '
Victoria Hospital, London; MI
Earl Hamilton in Toronto recent!;
the Fnited Church Sunday Soho
fs planning a "white gift" servic
for a Sunday evening betel
Christmas, to take the place of ti'
nsual Christmas concert; Mies Be
Hilton fell and broke her arm r
cantly,
BELGRAVE
A social evening was held in tl
Belgrave Library for members el.
frfencs sponsored by the Libra;.
Board. Book lovers were given
special treat when AIr, and Mrs. t
Eckmie' of Goderich, librarians •
the Huron County Library Servic
displayed a Ia.rge collection of ne
books. Mrs. Balmier described 31
books and told about the work
the mobile library unit. The fill
"The Books Move On," was show
with the projector in charge of '
Cousins of Brussels.
Other speakers were Rev. W.
Moores, secretary 06 the for
board; Mrs. Laurence Vanua
local librarian; .and George jobn.
ton, chairman of the board, Ml
Walter Scott entertained with
reading, Stewart Procter was chs'
man for the evening. Refreshen
were served to the large gather!!:
and everyone was given an oppr
tunity to inspeot the books.
MAILING DATES
FOR CHRISTMAS
To ensure delivery of mall t
Christmas, the following deadi:
dates are as follows ; --
United States before Dec, 8
British Columbia. before Dec, 12
Alberta & Sask, before Dee. 18
lllanitnb sand Maritime
Provinces before Deo, 14
Ontario & Quebec before Dec. 15
Local delivery before Dec. 16
All mail •should be clearly
dressed and bearing return addl..'
of sender.
Ready reference leaflets will
mailed to all box hodderg; Rb
Rotates and general delivery on 14
20th, 1950.
A. request to all mailers for to
letters and cards in bundles a
the stamps in the upper right b
corner. this will enable the pew
ire staff to oxpaditr the mall lit or
to reach the dessttna.tioal be'
Chriatnaae,