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Wednesday March 31st, 1943
Hundreds d of women enlist in "Nutrition for Victory" Drive ...
PEOPLE WE KNOW i bring health and stamina to families... especially war workers!
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Miss Carrie Ilingston has been
4u Toronto this week.
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i Mr. M, W4neberg was a week end
guests with friends in Winghalll.
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Miss Elizabeth ,Backer, London,
i was a week end visitor at he: home.
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Mrs. A. Logan visited with her
parents in Seaforth for the week
end.
F. F. Homuth Optometrist
Coming to Brussels, Thursday, April 8th
Make an appointment now and arrange
to have your Eyes Properly Cared for op
the above date.
Newest Equipment Newest Methods
Newest Type Mountings
SATISFACTORY RESULTS
Frederick F. Homuth
Optometrist
1-Larriston Phone 118 Brussels 96x,.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richardson and
Beverley were week end visitors in
Forest.
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Miss Marion Forrest, who has
been quite Sll is in Whngham
hospital.
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Mrs. 3n•o. E. Smith has returned
home after spending the past four
months in Ohesley.
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E. Plum, Stratford and Carl Plum
of Toronto spent the week end at
their home here.
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Mr, and Mrs. F. Connely, Guelph,
spent the week end with her father,
Mr. J. Gaynor.
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Mrs. F. Burohell and Scot' of
Perth attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ament and visited friends here.
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Miss Wilma Bell has returned to
Teeswaiter after visiting with her
grandmother, Mrs. Lamont,
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Mr. and Mrs. •Geo, Davidson and
daughter Joan, Kitchener, were
week end guests with their parents
here.
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SOLD IN BRUSSELS AT
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Phone 6 Butcher Shop Brussels
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Steles -and Ruth
Anne, Port Robinson, were week
end visitors wdth Mr. and Mrs. B.
Henderson.
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Oce. Dick Elliott, Pte. Orrie
Elliott and Pte. George Elliott were
visitors with otheir parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Elliott.
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Miss_ Theda Stone, Miss .Hilda.
Grahtwn, Miss Helen E, Speir, Mrs.
E, T. Bell, of Toronto spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Jas. Speir.
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Mrs. P. Garside, London, was a
week end visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
G. McDowell and Miss F. Mc-
Naughton. Jack McDowell also
spent the week end at his home
Mr. Geo. E. Ferguson was Lere
last Friday .attending the funeral of
his sister, Jean, Reg. N. who died In
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You too, can play an important part in this vital
national need. Health and stamina are needed
now for Victory ... always for full happiness.
Government surveys reveal that even those who
can afford the best are often ill -fed, according
to the standards of true nutrition. Here is an
opportunity of learning an easy and interesting
way to improve your family's health, through
better nutrition ... an opportunity of getting your
copy of the booklet `Eat -to -Work -to -Win', at
absolutely no cost.
So don't delay ! Send for your
FREE copy NOW !
*(Tbe nntrihonal statements 1* 'Eat -to -Work -to -Win" are acceptable
to Nutrition Servicer, Department of Pensions and National Health,
Ottawa, for the Canadian Nutrition Programme.)
Sponsored by
THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
in the interrsts of nutrition and health as an aid to Victory.
,Seafonth on Wednesday aftsrnoon.
The Brussels friends extent sincere
sympathy to the remaining si,ters
and brother.
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The 12 year old daughter or. Mr.
and Mra. 5, J. Allin Jr., of Toronto
and granddaughter of Mrs. (Rev.)
Allin has, just passed her exams in
Piano. Head girl with first class
honors, all the Allin friends of
Brussels extend hearty congratula-
tions to Miss Nathalee.
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Mr, and Mra•• William Ament,
Seaforth, Ken. Ament and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kabel and Jean of
Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs, Dawson
and Jean of Hickson were among
those from out of town who attend•
ed' the funeral of Mrs. P. Ament on
Sunday.
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Quality
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THE FINEST EYESIGHT
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No hit and miss naethotis here. Your eyes are theresuOdy
examined by Mr. Reid and you are told the truth about then.
Twenty-five year's experience in eptomete7
alone is your guarantee of satisfaction.
R. A REID, R. 0.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Brussels Office in Miss Kingston's Store. Moe 11
EVERT" WEDNESDAY AFI'ERNOO$
FROM 200 to, 4130 P.M.
Look At Your Label —
Miss C. Richardson .Dies
In St. Marys Hospital
ST. MARYS, March 25 --The death in Blessing." Mrs. M. F. Oldham
of Miss Catherine Richardson, of
Wellington street north, St. Marys, read the Scripture Lesson Romans
1 and Prayer was given by the
Malys.
The body rested at her late home
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on Wellingtostreet, where the
funeral service was held on S.turdayl
.at 1:15, the Rev. J, T. Strachan'
officiating. Interment was made in
'Belsyde Cemetery, Fergus.
Miss Richardson was formers! •fie
of the teachers on the eta9 or the
Brussels public school and will be
remembered by residents of town,
and was born at her old home on
the 7th concesison of Grey township,
where her brother, the late Neil
Richardson lived.
WALTON
The Women's Guild and W.A. of
St. George's Church met at the
home of the President, Mrs. Win.
Humphries on. Thursday, March 55,
There was a good attendance of
members. The meeting opened with
the hymn, "Sweet the Moments Rich
occurred this afternoon at Beth 13
Havan Hospital. Born near Brussels,
Rector Rev. M. F. Oldham. Mrs.
Wm.W. Humphries presided over the
business. session of the meeting,
Donations of articles for the Dean-
ery Bale will be made at the Spring
Deanery meeting.
The hostess served a tasty lunch,
Mvs, M. F. Oldham invited the mem-
hers to the Rectory in Brussels on
Wednesday, April 21.
'Service in St. George's church on
Sunday, April 4 at 4 pan. (Holy Ginn -
mullion) On.
Sunday school at 3:30 m.
also service and Sunday school at
same hours on April 11.'
Don't forget the W. A. Social even-
ing in the United 'Church on Bride,/evening April 2nd.
Western Ontario's
Most Modern
EYE SERVICE
F. F. HOMUTH, PHM.B•, R.O_
Eyesight Specialist
Thursday each month.) .
(Brussels Phone 26X 2nd on
she wast
Phone .118
the -last survivor of her
funnily, and was widely known in t
Ontario where for some years she
taught in public school, before
taking up high school teaching. For
21 years .she was a member of the
,.Bneckvilie Collegiate star[, and tor
11. years on that of the Renfrew
Collegiate Institute and Vocational
School, where ,she specialized in art 1
and commercial work. She also
taught for some time in Fergus
High School.
Since her retirement in 1931, she
had made her home with her
brother -In-law, J. K. Richardson,
of St. Marys, who survives her. She
was a 'member of First Presby-
terian Ohurlh here. She leaves one
niece, Miss Kate Richardson, in St.
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