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TFU BRUSSELS POST
W. A. DEANERY MEETING
Vac; Sumer Dion. ur• .1.. W. A.
of the Anglican Church was held
in St. ( olge's Church, (ndhrteh,
on Friday, May nth. Tlhosra at-
tending from Brussels lucre -- Rev.
and Mrs. J. 11. Kerr, Mrs. Morrison,
MrS. G. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Bursars, lir,. A. borrow. Mos.
'rbynnP. 1L•, 11. 1\idtohr11 "r'1 Mrs.
Thoma Tip rr r•I iiei h'yn. Thr Uov,
Dr. Watt14. fir1,1 see•, of +hc M. S.
• W,r, rills r'o'ntiv rd+n rnc,i from
Twits. ws.s one of the ape<tkerc„ w^1
aay. an illusal•n.ted talk on the work
In mile chiefly amens. the ehtldrr n
The Rev. iTtirriegten of the British
un1 T.,,t„pl^.n- 1tih1) t,' v Avss
,.111cr ZOO sneaker.
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77:V A GE. DISPOSAL
1 Gist now equipped t3' pump cs., :our
.Septic :r boy cis° do all other kisses of
puaaaa.:arat, such as
sloo floode All cellarsd etc.
Phone rir4 MilvF,rton, Ont.
FN Ac+ i.OWPY
Dirndls. May ". -- '1••h, timer env
,1 P., till yesterday morning at the
'l, ar•.•:no Oenern1 rfesnital, i,f Etl+r,•
1,nnn•y, tias been frit d'Pn1•v be
reoidonts of the Valley 'town and
sme•nnn iron district.
In Pail{ne health for rnm0-.Mite.
Mr. T,nwry was recently removed
10001 Namllrtnn to Toronto.
The rin„th r•f 11u• opnirgr nroprintnr
of Collins Betel was a severe blow.
net only to lits faintly. but in the
hsitolreds of DmV19q and 1+qt+riot rest -
dents who 't oris time er another
lu^.1 Pen P+^trr.e-d Ih. 4ri p,,,11loP' 'lid
enol „•t1l rt' tt,n In ail ,yAna.n i^lnrPgr
i„ ,he erri.,r 1(r tt,n town w9#
,r.
we11 known.
Lost Valuable Citizen
Lana H. Bouchard,
e
Keystone
of Main Street
The towns of Canada are vigorous places.
Early settlers built them beside great oceans,
turbulent rivers, towering mountains and
rolling pastures. And each town's
character and industry came from the
surrounding countryside.
Helping to build the industries of many
Canadian towns is your bank ... a branch
of The Commerce. The manager is a
neighbour, a professional man who gives
service that comes with long acquaintance.
Canadian towns depend ou each other, and
upon the mea and women at The Commerce.
They are good people to know.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
"The Commerce"
-
- ETt- .EL1..11 the shop now occupied
by T. Richards and Son. He also
The body of Miss Hannah Ran- built the hone now owned. by Mr,
tt den residles of Ethel, wa.s and Mrs. J. H. Fear.
The feelings of town young son, a f, 1;. Fear. clerk of Grey Town•
people and adult's was minted up by I laid to rest in Brussels cemetery on ship, who s been a , patient in
Mirror John C. Don and Poltre Chief Satnia•diay. Msp
'Miss Ransom was
T art .Tacic, who both voiced the years old. She was the last sire Victoria hospital, London, for two
0019100 that "Dundas had lost one of ! riving member If the family of the months is reported much improved
Its most valuable citizens;" late Mr. and Mrs, John Ransom. in health and able to return to his
Edgar Lnw'v was interested in any- Ihome.
MTS. E. C. Milroy and '.Miss Ella
risme that tial any bearing in the 1VLt11oY of Toronto and Miss .Teen
town. and his many acts of kindness i Ropoe of TTilishurg, spent the week-
. end he rime to the Valley Town to , end with John and Mrs, Kremer.
16.1 , will m iP1• hP irnown cmnptetedy On Friday evening a large nnm-
1,w t11P ePnrrAl pohlio' her of friends and neighbors met in
Porn at Brussels, Ontario, 51 years the township hall here to honor th•,
nen. Mr, TMwry was thirty-second and Mrs. Roy Wi1bPP on their recent
de""
Y14".a member of Moore marriage and to congra,tnitute Dr.c^,-r••rtnn ftrns'
q�tnry: Ramittnn '\VORtr.P nu his graduation from the
('+t,nM+s,+• 1(P R^=r (,1•P1x: lT^t•t mt Veterinary College, Guelph. Dancing
,•ser PP Perfection, the Scottish pito
was enjoyed to music by Wilbee's
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interior effects. Produces a soft, mellow finish, Easy
to apply. Has exceptional hiding qualities, Your choice
of twelve modern colors.
Johnson's Paint & Electric Store
Brussels, Ont.
�G 'n OCA Eta Ca
LADIES, FROM NOW ON
I WANT SOMETHING
TO CROW ABOUT. i
WANT MOREMORE EGGS.
MONCR1 r Fr
The play "Truth Takes A Holiday"
was presented by .the Monc11leff choir
on Monday, May 251111 to a large
andirnce. Numbers between acts
els,: provided by Bob Mann and
Maxine Baillie, duet, and Vocal solos
reel, .,e.1 •nlr 71ig+H11100 Chanter. 1••• Olive Speiran.
orchestra. At Inlucdi-time the young
1i. supple _were presented 11ylth a well- Th• Women's Missionary Society
War Veteran filled mese of 100003'. Th'. and Mrs, ^1(d Women's Association of Mon -
He spent his early days at liras- Wilbee leave early in Stine for Crieff United Church held their
sets and In Haltriston, wabere he Saskatchewan where thew expect to .Tune meeting at the home 0f M•rs.
attended school before going to Tor- make their home, pverahl McTaggart. on Wednesday
onto
On Saturday evening, Mr. and
riling :May
•
169.50Alb
30th. TO O -UR SUBSGRIBE;ftS. —
The W. hi. S. meeting was in .
charge of Mrs. C. Harrison. The
theme of the meeting was "Worship
and Work." Twenty one members
answered the roll call by giving a
Bible verse with "God" in 11. Mrs.
Eldon Mann favored with a musical
selection, Mrs. K. McLean gave the
100111 011 "Work Camps; at Home and
Abroad," Mrs. A. Mann led in pray-
er. The meeting closed with Mix -
rah Benediction.
.The Women's Association meet-
ing was in charge of the President
and opened with the singing of the
Hymn, "The Day Thou Grayest Lord
is Ended,", Mrs, L. Meehan gave a
rending "A table before me." Final
arrangements were made for the
Garden Panty to be held on Thursday
June lith. The meeting dosed with
+h^ T,m•d's- Prayer repented in uni-
son.
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostess and her committee,
where he studied dnenlic»a1 en• - - -' '- -----
•in at Toronto Dniversityr•He i entertainer) — -
Cti1l 01 g
MiaS
. Goa e Mcnz es
was a veteran of the First Great bene oa friends rosI neighbors in
War. ever of.c at the Age of 16: was honor of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Me: '
a member of Post 36. Dundee branch Kee of Toronto. 't being the 25119
of the Canadian Legion: of the Ram- anniversary of their wedding. Mr.ilium Thistle Clllh, the Thactive
Lions and Mrs. McKee were married in
(!11(11: and tooktookan fl*tiP intehprPs4 in Ethel by Hey. :FTs. Guest and have '
nn t of the town. lived in Toronto most of the 25
He is sTend by his wife, the years. Mr. Molten being our of the
fm•nter Telee T.ealhni'v: ibis mother. ,tuff on the "Dmielda loarnhs" as
1T Edward O. Lna•rl-: one brother."" 1(t the pottl�!ry departaint. 1,
TTrrl. of Dllll rTA F: and nee Rig,1T1 and Mrs. Wier have two sons.
Vi,',Plan of Dnncla• Tnes, who has just finished his
The remains rested at the ('attel hors' 1(a a mpdinni rlulrfnr, Hurl
Funeral Horne. D.nlulas, Service was Girth who is in the insurance
attended by Rev. W, B. Mitchell, hns•hlppg !n Toronto. Mrs. 1TrVeo'
Yen Archdeacon A, C. Mackintosh, was formerly Mary Meter! and,
Rev. Callum Thompson and Canon rlcln^tttP ^f tyle 1110 2,T', and STra, 3,
P :F. i111 , was held in linos Pres- 2TCT • ,1.1111. .lit Metter, is the son
1,vl0)anhur
Church on Friday morning 1 ,,f 111;• late mr. nnrl -Mrs. Anlrcw
ai 11 n'elnnk. Interment took place I 1TcTier, formerly of Ethel and At.
;II Brussels cemetery.
w»rid. RTrs. George Menzies and
Mrs. J. Peetell are ,aietere 0f Mrs
Mr. and Mrs George "acquitter,
British Coialrmbia. arrived it Ethel
nn (' hhl'lay afternoon by car to
visit relatives and call on old
friends. T4 is aver 40 years since
Mr. Ecicnrler rete Ethel, and he
finds many changes, 'T -Ie is the 500
of the late Mr. and Mrs, John
Rohn er. T-Tla father carried on a
111aelcsnnitlt blusines.s in Ethel, 11aa'-
"O R SALE —
(1v,5 Store and Repair Shop in
,.,,i htil.lc+. Burro Is Red Brick;
h+•'ck fi roomed house adjoining,
acs„ 1 room apartment above store.
Stock Is $1,500.00, Stock and repair
stifle slid buildings all tor quick sale
rieed at $4,500.00.
100 acre grass and wood term,
lots of water, 5000 new trees set out.
Priced to sell at $2200.00.
J. 0. Long, Rha1 Estate Broker.
Brussels, Ont,
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Phone 56
6,
Brussels, Ont.
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Phone 58
Brussels, Ont.
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JOHN LAMONT
ETHEL
F. HARRISON
MONCRIEFF