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Melville Ladies' Aid
The 'members at Melville Ladles'
Aid Society met at the home of Nliss
Grace .Stewart far their December
meeting on Monday night, The
President, Mrs. J. S. Armstrong open-
ed the meeting in the usual manner.
The treasurer's report disclosed a
fine balances for the year and in-
structions'were given to pay several
account incurred in the renovation
of the Manse. Mrs, J. Galbraith,
presented the nominating cam.
enittee's report as follows:
President Mrs. J, S. Armstrang
1st Vice -Pres.... Mrs. 17. C. Matheson
2nd Vice -Pres..... Mrs. Wesley Kerr
:5eeretary Mrs. D. McLeod
Assist: Sec, Mrs. W. Little
Treas. Mrs, H. B. Allen
Assist: Trees, Ma's, C. Long
Pi:lntet Mrs. Walter Kerr
Auditors Mrs, J. Galbraith
Mrs. Robt. Thomson
Iltessirge of thanks were read from
bine member's of the congregation,
who had received gifts of fruit when
sick.
Some discussion regarding the
work for 1051 took place before the
rinse of the meeting, The lunch
committee were Mrs. L. Eckneler,
Mrs. W. 0, Kerr and Mrs. 3. Gal-
braith.
Melville Church W. M. S.
The December meeting of the
W. M. S. of Melville Presbyterian
Church, took the form of a Christ -
nuts service or worship in charge of s
of the President, Mrs. Geo. Evans
read tihe scripture lessen and Miss
Grace Stewart ]ed in prayer. The
secretary and treasurer 'presented
their regular reports followed by
reports of the year's meetings.
The nominating oonmittee presen-
ted the new slate of officers for 1951.
'The roll call was answered by "A
Christmas Thought." Mrs. J. Speir
gave an interesting meseage, "Back
lo Bethlehem" in which she gave an
affirmative answer to the question,
'Would the Christmas Spirit it
'properly spread abroad bring world
s,eace?"
Mrs, W. Smith reale a missionary
Utter from Rev. J. R. Andrew of
British Guiana in which he described
the need of the people of that Land..
A Christmas hymn and prayer
closed the meeting.
The United Church
On Sunday morning, Dec. 3rc1, the
series on, "The Parables of our Lord"
was continued, Two parables were
considered the parables of "The
treasure found in the field," and
"The pear of great prices." Both
set forth the supreme worth of the
Kingdom to the individual, and the
great joy and willing service in the
lives of men and women who really
possess the Kingdom and are Poss•
essed of It. The anthem, "Take
Jesus" by B. R. Aekey, was sung by
the choir,
The Sacrament of Baptism was
a{hninistered to Paul Duncan, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs..Tacilc McDonald;
end Susanne Elizabeth infnn+ daught-
er of air. and air's. Tan McDonald.
The evening subject n'ns, "The
eilvent Spirit." Christmas hymn pre-
-Orel in the service,
ee-ret VSFr 2
The sixth meeting of the "Happy
eeitc•hers" rile, wat held at the home
of the leader Mrs, Geo. Pearson on
Nov, 2910 ,at S p. m. There were
seven girls present. Each girl ans-
wered how to baste the skirt. The
secretary's report was given followed
by the business. It was suggested
by Joanne Swift that the toll -call be
answered by how to press a seam.
Mrs. Pearson showed us how to
sew a zipper on a skirt, Those pres-
ent were; Doris Bateman, Jean
Fraser, Marilyn Bowes,. Bonn's Alex-
ander. Grace Lamont, Joanne Swift,
and Jean Rork. There were eight
gills absent. After lunch the meeting
was closed.
On Sunday, Nov, 25th, The 'Sacra-
ment of Baptism was observed in the
-United Church. The following re-
ceived the rite. DOngla.s Wayne
liray, infant son of Mr. and Mrs,
'Stanley Bray; Ddrot7ty Marie,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Jacklin; Janice Helen, in-
fant ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Von.
add Swift; Ruth Edna, infant daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Wilbee.
PIANO TUNING
Those wishing to get their piano
tuned before Christmas get in touch
with Ken Hill at once. Work guar-
anteed. Leave your order at Old -
field's Hardware, Phone 63.
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MEETING OF THE ONTARIO
R. M. T. ASSOCIATION
The Huron County branch of the
Ontario Registered Teachers Associ-
ation met in Brussels on Monday
ere Ding, Nov: 20111, in the assembly
room of the Public Library, which
was filled to capacity to hear Mr.
Boris Berlin of the staff of the Tor -
auto Royal Coneel'vatory of Music.
Mr. Berlin ivas introduced by the
President Mrs. McDonald of Blyth,
atter she had welcomed Mr. Bird,
of the Conlon Thompson Publishing
('u., whose display of music at-
e. c' c d much attention. Mr. Berlin's
lettere subjeet: "Piano Tenhnique
and Essential Daily Exw'eises" was
eeilifutly hainiled, as he first
denfnnstrated how so many pupils
,Fasted merlons practise time by.
twirling the »711nir stool, hunting for
emelt., etc., He went on to speak of
na reef line of practise tinge, show-
ing that the development, oa the,
mueeles of the fingers, hands, axil
arms, for playing, required a
variety of dally exercises, for re.
lexation, stretching, passing thumbs
mule's etc„ Mr. Berlin also gave
timely ativice to parents,
to encourage their children in the
daily practise of technical exercises,
whicib is the foundation of good piano
playing.
Atter the leoture a vote of thanks
was tendered Mr. Berlin, Mr. Bird
and the Library Board, for the use
of the assembly room by Mies Walsh
of Belgra.ve. The teachers were
then invited to the spacious and
hospitable home of Mr, .and Mrs,
L. D. Thompson, where, after a
short business meeting of the Huron
branch of 0. R. M. T. A. delicious
refreshments were served. A hearty
vote of thanks was extended to the
genial host and hotess by Mrs.. M,
MacKinnon, Those attending from
Clinton were Miss A. Brigham, Mrs.
Boyce, Mrs, MacKinnon, Mr, Rooke
or Blyth, and Mrs. Lyle Brothers of
Wroxeter were also present.
"Old at 40, 501 60?"
Mani_ You're Crazy
Forget your age! ...emends aro poppy et 70. Try
pepptug or with Oatret. Contains tomo for weak,
rundown feeling 0110 solely to body's look o1 Iron
widthnny en and worsen will 'old.' T,9
Ostrex Tonto Tablets for pep younger fooling, Miler
von day. New "get =painted" else only 000.
For sato at sa drug storm eVoryal0 :e.:61
(Iota, eanuneAce Cf3Aaktek,
Keystone
of Main Street
D. M. Maslow, 0.8.4.
WEDDING
Koebel ' Smith
A pretty Deeeuthtt Wielding. look
plane Oil Saturday. Dee. 201, at St.
Lcule ('thele 1(ltehener, ,hen :Vary,
dangle. r of Mr, and Mrs, Ferri.
Smith of Ih'n:smele, bet'a111P the bride
or Orrald Cltarlee Keeled, son of
Ah'. and Mrs. Chad. Kocher of Water-
loo, Ont. Her. Hobert e..111 officiated,
:Ind Albert A. Koebel brother of the
groom sung. (luring rile s10gnine• of
the register. 'rh,. bride wag beaut-
ifully gowned et silver twist sarin.
The 1113.1 }miller featured an over-
lay of rare extending down into the
wasp waistline. Long tapered sleev-
es Nettled points over her hands
and tiny self coven'ed hnttons et front
and back from peter pan eviler to
mist line The full bouffant skirt
fell into a cathedral train. Her double
tiered veil of french illusion was
held to her heel with a matching
lace hornet outlined with a satin
trim. She eel-rierl a cascade of Red
Ame,rtenn beauty roses and white
"veheoP11iBn er'nh'ed with a gardenia
enrsatee white streamers tied in
lovers knots. The bridesmaid was
(lladyc Theresa Bruder cousin of the
(recon. She ens gowned in pink
nylon marquisette with a sweet-
heart neeltline and a matching bon-
net headdress, end matching mittens,
She serried a enionnial bouquet of
^'.elismnn rases and white eypbeo-
ilili with oink siremners tied in
lovers knots. The hest man was
Bernard (Mieltev) Koebel. brother
of the groom. fellers were Robert
Pebaefc'r and Jerome Bruder, A
,•ncentimv eves held it the'irobasav
Hotel. Pt. Agatha. Ont.. et 4 P. m.
liri le'e mother' 1'eeelved the aneste
wearing a Macri ensemble with
matching serest:m.1 , and wore a
shoulder corsage of pints carnations.
flrnnni':e mother rerelved, eventing a
(leen -'inc ensemble with blade
a''cseeries and wore a shnnider anr-
e'er o1 heonze mems Thr ermine left
en a trip to Niagara Falls and neinte
ie TT S. A. They will reside at 1153
Delamere Ave., 'Windsor, Ont. Out of
town enests were present from
Peterhnro, Mnmybill. Guelph, Wel-
les•1ev, Dorking, Prestpn and Brus-
sels.
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Miss Florence McNaughton, who
has been in a Toronto hospital re-
covering from a broken hip for the.
past three months, returned to her
home here last week.
Ms. W. E. Parr of Winnipeg was a
recent visitor with Miss Carrie
Megaton. Mr, Parr is a nephew of
Mise Hingstou,
Ah•, Donald (Butch) Aldwouth of
Sarnia, visited his parents over the
week -end.
Mr, Harold McDonald arrived home
Vast Friday from a three months
visit with relatives in the West. He
was at Lacombe. Calgary and Ed-
monton, Alta,
Mrs. Toner is spending a week
at her home in Gerrie while her
patient Mrs, A. Baeker is in London
10,' the week.
Mrs, E. Breden left this week for
Toronto. Miss ,Sane Breden will re-
main until the Christmas exams are
over.
The towns of Canada are friendly places.
There's the drug store, the post office .. •
and your bank, where you meet your friends
and exchange a neighbourly word
with the people who serve you.
Your Commerce manager is a man to know...
a man who wants to know you. You can trust
him to keep your confidence. You can
trust the men and women who work with him ...
they are trained to be discreet
about your business.
Yes, our Canadian towns are friendly places ...
and the men and women at your
Commerce branch are good people to know.
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The Canadian Bank of Commerce
"The Commerce"
140.500
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
GARAGE FOR RENT —
Apply to Millie (ti'ewa.r, Brussels.
FOR SALE —
Brit k huse, full bath and double
eerie., For further particulars apply
Lorne W. Eekmier,
FOR SALE —
Dr i1 cis and Alacintosh lied
Apples at r'-dueed prices.
Bill Blake Phone 42-r-8
LOST —
• Black and White Collie in Brussels
vicinity on Thursday, Nov, 30.
James Maly Phone 58-r-4.
FOR SALE —
Al7lean Violets, Robe, Cement,
1 (colt stove 1 Quebec• heater, hot
plate.
led. Henderson Phone 684-3
TRADE IN -.-
Your old parlour suite and organ
nn one of the 12 new Chesterfields
and 20 good pianos at Sal:matt &
Sons, Furniture Store at Mildmay.
Reasonable prices.
GODERICH RE -UPHOLSTERING —
Chesterfields, chairs, etc„ very
choice coverings, Phone Wm, Raid,
Goderich 59M or Call at Stores. Es-
timates given, 25 years experience.
See us, Phone us, Write us
WANTED —
Older girl or woman as house-
keeper. Apply to
Walter Rose Poultry Farm
Phone 38x -r -4.
_T
FOR SALE —
1 High Grade Mason- Risch Piano
1 Victor Console Radio
1 Twelve Bass Piano -Accordion,
like new
Lorne W. Eekmier,
FOR SALE —
6 room 2 storey house with front
Porch, covered with roll brick siding
hydro, water and good garden, in the
Village of Walton. Apply to
Cliff. Brown Phone 19-r-12 Brussels
FOR SAL., -
To close the estate of D, D. Sander-
son, 75 acres of pasture land,
will be sold cheap. Property is
partly wooded with spring running
through. Price $300, cash,
Apply Crawford & Hetherington,
Brussels,
ATTENTION FARMERS —
We will be pleased to pick up dead
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest prevailing prices. For Im-
mediate service telephone colleen —
Brussels 85-r-12 or Elmira 564
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd,
WANTED —
A man with a ,car 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 far quick sale.
1 New G. E. 9 ei cubic It, 25 cycle
Refrigerator,
Oldfield's Hardware Phone 68
FOR SALE —
Hygienic Supplies (lunober Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain sealed
envelope with price list. Six
sample 25c, 24 samples, ;1.60. Mall
Order Dept, M 33 Nov -Rubber Co.,
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
LIVESTOCK WANTED—
"Up to $5,00 mash for Dead or
Disabled Horses, Cows, Hoge, at
your farm. Prompt Service. Phone
Collect Brussels 72, William Stone
Sons, Limited, Ingersoll, Ont.
FOR SALE OF RENT -.
100 acre farm with brick house,
windmill, some bush, Situated on
9111, con, of Grey, We miles from
Cra.nbrook. Write or phone
1673 Ayr, Mrs. W, C. McEachern,
Elliott Street, Ayr, Ont.
FOR SALE
1 Feather mattress,
2 cotton quilt tops (new) Star
and Colonial Girl,
1 pr. of fur trimmed goloshes, cub -
011 heel, size 4.
2 pr. of low rubbers, size 4, Cuban
heals,
Millie Grower Phone 72
FOR SALE —
Cob Corn $35.40 a. ton detiveren,
else kiln dried Shelled Corn 968,00
ton. Priers subject to orange.
Apply to R. 3. Ballantyne,
It. P. 2 St. Pants. Phone 91-r-5.
Sehiingviile,
Solve Feeding Costs
FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HBO
PRODUCE HEALTHY, DULLY
NOURISHED BIRDS WHO
GIVE MORS ECGs—BET"f:',
EGGS. NY II+ICRIIAEIi et
QUALITY AN D QUANTITY
YOU LOWER COT AP
Ilii4CREASIF PROFITS.
BLUEVALE
ALE
I til' 4'
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On 1\Vednesclay evening, Nov. 29th,
a reception was held in the Bluavale
Commits Hall in honour of ?lr. and
Nile,. Thomas Straelian who were re-
centiy married. i,loyd Warwick
presented the couple with a elm of
money and Wm, Ring Jr„ read the
following address,
Dear Jennie and Tom:—
It Is with great pleasure that we
t'onr friends have gathered herr
this evening to spend a few pleasant
hours with you and to congratulate
you an your recent marriage. We
welcome you Jennie to our neghhour-
heed, and extend to you our hest
wishes also to congratulate you on
Your excellent eboiee. In each
phase of your life Tem you have
endeared youret•lf to a11. We hive
appreciated your willing help in the
activities of our eonrnnmity, We feel
fortunate that in this course of your
life you are to make your home in
our midst and still continue to be one
of us..
Our closing wish for you both is,
The days of which the years are
made.
Speed quickly on their way,
But Jaye that brings true happiness
Lire on from day to day.
And may the happy years ahead
Bring Joys both old and new
And may God grant His Blessing
To a perfect pair like you,
As a small token of our friendship
we wish you to accept tbis gift.
Signed on behalf of your neigh-
bours and friends.
Lunch was served and dancing
enjoyed,
Mr, and Mrs, Melville- Mathers
opened their home last week for the
meeting of the Browntown Euchre
club when seven tables were played.
Btll Elston and Velma Agar were
the prize winners for receiving the
greatest number of points and
Chs:ries Bosman and Helen Haines
were the two playing the most lone
bands. The consolation prizes went
to Mrs. Charles Bosman and Roy
Sellers, Lunch was served by the
hostess bringing an enjoyable party
to a. close.
FOR SALE —
General store on highway, white
brick, with dwelling, also 4 room
apartment above store, Post Orrice
and stock and equipment Included.
Price 910,000. Owner 111 health,
General store on highway, with
new house, gas pumps and good
stock.
Chopping min in good village, 40
H. P. Deisel Brigitte also good feed
business in connection. Price 99,600.
3. C, Long, Real Estate Broker,
Phone 84 Brussels, Ont,
FOR SALE --
House with bath and furnace, good
Mention. immediate possession,
Priced to sell.
Good House with Bath, also barn
and small acreage, Immediate posses-
sion.
Dupiex House, good location, 3m'
mediate possession,
100 acre 'farm, good house and
barn, 22 acres ploughed, rest seeded
to hay and grass, good bush: priced
to seat,
J.
C. .Long, Real 16ti4,ate Broker,
Brussels, Ont. Phono $4.
(FFII-fho-Basket)
SO !' d EGG PEAS
Prete Relish Page)
For Sal by
Ethel Produce
Phone 22 -r -IO
CP,ANBOOK
3'1,,• ('r.niliro: k Women's Institute
will held their meeting on W ednes-
day, Dec. 13th at 2 p. ni. in the
r:uclprnok Community 11011. Ail
Cie !::dies of the community are in-
vited to attend.
Rev. T. S. Hutton. Molesworth, con•
ri ne1er1 the service in Knnx Presby-
terian Church on Sunday morning
at eleven 11 o'clock, Services will be
held as a bel next Sunday.
Mr. +1ir1 .ileo. Murray Parton and
two little deu?iiters. London, spent
tee week_'' l with her parents Mr,
end Mrs. _Allen Cameron.
errs, Pete Smalleon wan removed
to the Lintov,l 2Teniorial TTnspitaL
Tho Thnraday half -holidays have
heeu dieeontinrea far the winter
month,,
D1E0
.11e1NT09H, leeelyn L.—At Toronto,
on Thursday. Nov 20. 1950, Evelyn
L. Met' loch. formerly of 320 Glen
Road, Toronto beloved daughter of
Mrs. Emily and the lata John Mc-
intosh, dear :sister of Sohn S., Eliz -
beth (Bethl. (Mrs. W. 0. Clare),
Florence (Airs. A. V. Ellis), Laura
Mrs. W. S. Smellie) and D. Kenneth
MceTntosh of Detroit. The funeral
service was held at Trull funeral
home 1111 Danforth Ave„ Toronto,
on Friday. Interment was in 13rue-
sels, Ont„ Saturday at 1 p. m.
MAILING DATES
FOR CHRISTMAS
To ensure delivery of mail fa:
Christmas, the following deadline
dates are as follows —
1 United States before Dee. 8
1 British Columbia before Dee. 12
Alberta & Sask. before Dec. 13
Manitob sand Maritime
Provinces before Dee. 14
l' Ontario & Quebec before Dee. 16
Local delivery before Dec. 18
All mail should be clearly ad
dressed and bearing return addrew
II of yonder.
Ready reference leaflets will- b'
availed to all box holders; Mira
Routes and general delivery on Nov
20th, 1050,
A request to all mailers for to c-
latters and cards in bundles wit
the stamps in the upper right hen+
corner, this will enable the post c
Ice staff to expedite the mail in orde
to reach the destination befor:
Christmas.
FARMERS
Now is the time to buy your Mit
eral for your Poultry and Stock
Louse Killer and Disinfectantsy als
Cold Tablets and Vitamins for your
self. Boxed Christmas Cards am -
Gins 10% discount.
Phone or write Gen. Wesenbtiri
Phone 56.r-9 Brussels,
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers.
Disc, Piowa, Manure
Spreaders,
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawler'.
Plows, Discs, ,,Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and!
Hammer Mit..
We also awe repairs for
Oliver Cocltshutt Tractors,
MORRI'i"t' & WRIQHT
ieue-0ttmsent Dealers for
°over implements
'Telephone 4 and 95, Myth, Ont