HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-9-26, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST
Wold ce,day September 26111, 051
D. M. Houstoua, O.SA.
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of " din Street
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
hon 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.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
Driving is a privilege, not
a right. Last year 16,000
drivers lost this privilege
because they violated laws
designed for the protection
of all citizens.
Violating traffic Taws — taking
JJ chances — may mean the Toss of
your license — or your life!
Drive carefully. Obey traffic laws.
Don't risk losing your license!
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"The Commerce"
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CRANBROOK
Rev. W, A1. I-Oyntbntan conittucteu
the regular morutng service in Knox
I':ealayterian Glitfecih at 11 o'ollock.
Tlvc subject of his sermon was "Ow'
personal aecountaibili!ty to God"
based an Ronians Ohapt: 14, verse
12.
In Sunday morning, Sept. 30, the
annual Rally Day Service will be
observed at 11 a. m. There VIII not
be Sunday School at 10 o'clock as
venal but all Sunday School pluitils
are asked to come to church with
their parents at 11 for this special
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Campbell,
pld4,la, Miidli.. vis^ted. recently with
Ming. Ctu.pbell's sisters, Mrs. Jas.
Nebin anti Mrs. Allen Cameron,
Mr. -Kenneth Knight. 14th con„ has
gone to Toronto, where he will
ee 1 ,Ihe TiYble School.
Mr. Are..hte Smith has disposed of
his faros to Mr. Stuaitt Stevenson
and has purchased a house hi Ethel.
The Smith family will not move
until Spring.
IN MEMORIAM
IIOW AR.D — In loving memory of a
dear Wife and Mother, Mrs, John
Howard, who passed away an
Seta. 23 th. 1350.
The dearest mealier the world women
3tof d,
The a; merles( smile instead of a
frown,
Aiways a hand when we were down.
AOwlays so jolly, tlhongthtdni and kind,
WihaR e wonderful memory slats left
behind,
And HbIose who knew hen' all will
know
What a dear mlotiter we losit a year
ago.
Always remembered by husband
and daughters Katie And Mildred,
USED CAR PARTS
Axles and wheels suitable for
trailers and farm waggons.
Transmissions, Drivesharts, Heads
Sealed beam units, Glass, Generators.
and starters etc.
Dozen of good used tires and
tubes in all popular sizes.
Norman McLean, Seatorth, t,¢
1n41e south of freaks, Phone 33.
The United Church
lilt:: P, \V -4'I (Y5 Gad" e'aa tile
sermon theme in. the iln4Led Church
n Sunday nhornine, SepI. 23rd.
The message declared the Il'ibla' t0
Lc the record of a Divine but pro-
ga'rtOIt'e revelation, deliveneal through
dlunean hands. 'f~he Bihl',el set
Ling of .the sermon was Second
Peter 1:31, "Prophecy earn,• not in
the ol(I time, by the will of man:
but holy men of God spoke as they
Wase moved by the Holy Spirit."
'Phe anthem, "Here Am T Send
Me" by .7, Law'Son and C. Gabriel,
was rendered by the ,.hair.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
'FOR SALE —
llmich of Trigs, ready to wean.
.To T-Tolmee Phone 15r6
FOR SALE —
4) ft. windmill, apply to
Graham Campbell Phone 53r4
FOR SALE -
2 Ayrshire Cows
Dart Somers Phone 101x.,2
FOR .SALE -
20n P,arred Rork and Sussex —
Tiarred Rock and New Hatnp. Pul-
lets laying.
Clifton Walsh Phone Blyth 36r10,
FOR SALE
One team of Roan horse,, well
starched, ages 6 and 7 years.
Jacob deDoellder, R. R. 1 Ethel
Phone 34r12.
LIVESTOCK WANTED —
Dead Horses, Cows and Hogs re-
moved prom,puly. Clash at farm.
Phone Brussels 72. William Stone
Sons, TAm'ited, Ingersoll, Ont,
FOR SALE —
Pua'e-bred Holstein heifer, regist-
ered, due tine middle of Nov.
W, J. Leemdeg
Phone 3311,21 Seaforth.
FOR SALE —
14 Aysh4re and Jersey heifers some
bred. a1e0 pure-bred Shorthorn Bull,
dark red, Apply to
Ken. McFarlane Phone 231-13.
CARPENTERS WANTED —
Carpemlters wanted immediately;
throughout the winter. Apply to R.
Tungus Construction and Engineer-
ing, Ltd.. R. C. A. F. Stadion Clinton.
NOTICE—
Fbavetroughing requirements prom-
ptly attended to. For estimates
Jack Nethery Phone 16r3 Blyth or
,Tim Scott, Phone 224,23 Blyth.
HONEY FOR SALE —
T.ight amber honey in your awn
container 100 per lb. Also white
boner in stock in all size eon'tainers.
Wallace Ross
Seadorth, Ont.
HELP WANTED — MALE
Reliable man needed immediately
for nearby Rural Watkins route to
supply established demand for home
, and farm necessities. A profitable
full-time business of your own. Sales
experience or capital not necessary.
If you are between 25 and 55 and
have a ear, write to Dept. 0-B-4, The
J. R. Watkins Company, 860 St.
Koch St., Montreal. Que.
FOR SALE —
S0 Rain Shelters,
Typewriter
2 office desks
3 o00ice chairs
Small sate
Modern heading system
Rubber tired wagon
200 gat. barrel with pump
1131 model A, New tires
Feeding troughs
40 eat, steel barrel
Mlodern Mimeogrepher
Apply in, person at the
Walter Rose Poultry Farm
414
To Beautify'
Your Horne
Choose Sturgeons Pure House
Paints. Available in gleaming
white and 19 attractive rotate.
Mod* to roast woof and wan**.
Johnson's Paint & Electric Store
Brussels, Ont.
HOLD PARTY FOR NEW
NURSES -IN -TRAINING AT GALT
'The inn-ootntng class of the Galt
General hospital was entertained
by the student body at a sravenger
taaual. recently. Later retreslaneallta
were served aruund the fireplace
in the wcCtbllooh residence by Mins
Jean Bryce and bier cammlitee,
Helen Rantoul of Bnulesels
attended,
tat 'owe (rook fire costs
WITH THE LOW-PRICED
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