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Outstandingly Good
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ETHEL
The re u1ar monthly onblilY meeting ot
the. W.MS. of ,the United Church
was held Weduesdary at the home of
:Airs, 0, Rowland with the president
in the chair, The meeting opened
by .si'itgling tying" No. 41 followed by
a short prayer bye Mrs. S. Pearson.
Hymn 187 Was 'Hien sung. Mrs.
James Pearson took charge of the
worship service entitled "Crusade
ter Christ and Kingdom." The roll
call was answered by 'a vexes 08
Scriptun'e followed by .the minutes of
the last meeting. :The meeting was
then open to 'business. It was moved
that a bazaar be held next Oot., and
a oomsnietee composed of Mrs. J.
P.earsom, Mre, ' H. Love, 1Virs, P.
w'tephenson and Mrs. B. Godden were
nominated to look rafter "details. The
:meeting •olosed with hymn 363 • 301
lc wed. by the Lordl'e Prayer.
Mrs' 'Stanley AMexsunder received
a credo from her hitslband last week
announcing Otos •safe arrival in Great
Britain: •
• Mrs. 'Arthur Godden of Stratford
'visited a few 'days last week with
Mm, and Mrs. Bent Godden:
Mr. (and • Mrts'. 1l wood McTaggart
spent Saturday in Strat8oird.
Mins. 'Ceotl Eclamier is progressing
nicely in Listowel Hospital after
undergoing an 'operation.
Mrs, 131sie Cunningham •and family
motored to Hamilton. Tuesday, 'June
5th to attend the graduation exer
cines 08 the 'School •of Nursing. held
in .Convocation Halle 'MeMaster Uni-
ves'sdty. Doris. 'Ounndntg8 an , daugb.
ter of Mrs. Cunningham was among
the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowland and
Buena of St. Catharl'nes spent a few
days with the former's',brother and
Saintly, Mr•. .and Mrs'. Clifford Row-
land, Bill has recently returned
from ,overseas, after having served
almost six years.
Mr. (George : Rowland of Listowel
was a +S•wncl'ay visrlbgr with Mr. and
Mrs. CIifCord Rowland. ,
Mr. and Mets. Q. Dobson •spent Sam
day with Mr. and Mins. Bill Graham
in Ripley.
Master Mervin Godden is in
Listowel 'Hospital, -recovering from
an appendectomy.
Mr. and+ Morse S. Crowe and family,
Mrs. Ross Mine, Betty and Joan, all
of Trowbridge spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Layton Smith.
BELGRATE
1
'The ,United Church Women's Mis.
'sdonary Society and Wometes
Association• met in the Sunday
school room of the ohierch Wednes-
day 'afternoon, Mrs. J. ,,Michie,
missionary 'president, opened the
first meeting with a short devotional
period. Mrs. G. Michie ' read the
minutes and Mrs. H. +Campbell gave
the financial standing to date. 1411S.
• N. Walsh and Mrs. A. Coultas .were
.appointed to arrange and conduct
the workshop and .study Dar the next
meeting.
A bale valued at '$04,00 was pack
oil in which was one quilt and a
quantity of used el'othbng and knit-
ted aelli'cles, Mrs. 13. Ch'amney.eon-
ducted the worship 'service, read.
ing the ,Scripture lesas•on and offer-
ing Prayer.
The theme of the 'service . Was
"The Crusade :Doe 'Christ and Hie
IOlugdotn," :and taking part were
Mrs. J. Wheeler, Mrs,. •C. Wheeler,
Mrs. A. Vinoent, Mrs. J. Mtohie and
Mrs. C. Procter. Mrs. G. H. Dunlop
gave a repent 'of ,the Condon Con
Terence blanch meeting w'hioh site
attended nn :Stratford.'
Mite Women's AIse(ociation meets
ing £ollawed with the president,
Mrs. R. H. Coultes in the " chair.
Mrs. (George Miglule read the min.
etas. Mrs. John Anderson gave
the iinencial report:- 'Eighteen re•
spond'e1 to the 'roll 'Call.
Personals: Miss Shenley Chimney
has 'completed her term et Strat-
ford Normal .School and has ac-
cepted a inesition as teacher at a
school near St. Ma -ye, her duties to
commence Sept. 1; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Miller of Belgra+ve, also kr
and Mus. E. B, Jenkins and Mies
C. lsbdster of Wingham, with Mr.
and Mrs. J. la'bister of St. Clare;
Mich.; Mee. R. Yule of 'London
with firdends.
£RANBROOK
The regular monthly meeting cf
the W.M.S. was held do the church
on Jane 6 with an attendance of
twelve. Mns, Gordon Knight read
Psalm 93 and oumrent •events were
mead by Mins. 'Roby. Gordon, • Mrs.
Celia ,Huether, Mrs: Alex 1Steise and
Gordon Knight Mrs. Celia Huether,
Mrs. Alex !Steles and Mrs. Harvey
Hunter.' The, ' minutes were • read
and approved and the moll ;call was
responded to with a verse of Scrip -
fuse. An appeal Wee made ,for
good used clothing and- deaoones's
supplies. Dor Our bale, The president,
Mrs. D. Heether gave an .account of
the Presblyteetal held dm Molesworth.
A stony "Good Neighbors • in B'ritatn,"
was read by Mrs. Alien Cameron and
lies. Mac Engel • gave the topic.
Offentng wads: presented. and Mrs. H.
Keys offered her home for the July
meeting. Hymns 3.84, 374 and 695
were sung and the president pro-
nounced the Benediction:
DiED
Kh TNu11GHAN-ln Brussels on Mon
•slaty, June 1lth, Janit'es Kernaghan
in his 72nd1 year, The funeral took
place frons his late home Turn -
berry street nomblt, Bres.sels, on
'Wednesday, Junle 131%., Service
was held at 2 p.m, Interment was
in O3iruseels Cemetery.
•
BELL & BENSON
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
Elmer D. Bell,-B.A. C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
(Absent on Active Service)
BRUSSEiS OFFICE HOURS
Mr. Benson in attendance Wednesday afternoon
Office open daily from 9 -to- 5:30
:rte
WANTED
LIVE HENS AND CHICKENS
also
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS
BEST PRICES PAID
Before you sell any phone hone the
Export Packers. We will call at your
place for any quantity or you can bring
them to us.
ICHE BRUSSELS :POST
Weano
June 13th. 1945
• 5 * 5' r 5 r 5 •
I PEOPLE WE KNOW
• 5 '0 • 0 0 5 * * is
Pte. mot 11111tot't, Delbert, N.S., has,
been home on leave.
Man Dail ,of the 'R,C,N, is home Op
leave.
PO, McCurdy Lawry of the R,O.N.
and Mrs. glowry, Vancouver, are
vlsitinug with her mother, Mrs. W.
i Spelnara and other relatives here. I
Mies Jeant Wallker, Nene Y'oi4, is at FON MM 04
Now that ,the win.' with Gea'tnan
visitor act 'the trine of lair parents Y r� ' louiwe Xoua OWN ,n
Mr. and Mira 'Thomas Walker, is over we start as horn Juno 1st, on
Dr, W. D. S. Jaurteson is in Motto 'a new setup and a new quota, Great :
Britain has requested . the Canadian
real l'nustheweek aitetudtmg the Red Cross Society to supply 150,000 Notice to Creditors
Canadian Medical Oet nn'owtion,
bottles of blood pia'sma annually,
Mats. H. J. Mtdclteton and daughter .,rh+is means we =Let have 500,000 In the estate of ANNIE B, STRACH-
Catluerine and Miss' Waxy Walker, AN late of the Village of Brussels
returned to Toronto on Sunday after d°nat>e' Dar in addll'ti0n• to Great in the County of Huron, widow,
vl"i'tng their parewbs Mr. and Mrs 13i1'Galn''s request, We will have who died on or about the seventh
Thos. Walker. 35,000 Canadians in the Pagidle dun- day of January, A.D. 1945.
flint
Misses Agnes and Elizabeth .
TAKE NOTICE" that all parties
°Maley :of Brampton are visitors We want the chaises, towns and v1L having olainie or- demands against
with Misses E. and H. Downing this 'lagt+s' which have been having clinics the estate of the above deceased
to coattluue. The fact +Ghat the war must mal particulars and proof of
week, with Germany is over means that we
Mr. slid Mrs r, 7'3. Themes and sons same to the solicitor for the under-
will
and Mr. and ,Mins, iS, Fischer will not likely have Sas m aaiy donors ou
,signed •exe'tors on or'before the
en
and sCanners visited wiitlit Mr. `Sarmerly but we do not want you, .fifteeftah dewsou of June, A.D.'1945,
and Mrs J. W. Fischer on Sunday. Go Seel d'lsgaumagad-we want to upon which date the said executors
Blood Clinics Are
Asked To Continue
447 Main St., East,
Matnition, Ontario,'
June 5111, 1848
Letter to Mobile Chutes;
First X wept to drank you, for the
tine co-operation you bave given the
Blood Donor Service, Our Mobile
Department bas been en outstanding
success- your help and the help of
thouecnds of others has. made it sa,
THERE 15
NO OTHER
TOBACCO
tOe leZ'ie
*LD
HUM
Mr. A. 'Sutherland, Mrs, ' Wm.
:Sutherland and Son Billie, Beach-
ville, Mrs, 'Simpsdn, Ingensoll and
Pilot Officer Bruce 'Sutherland have
been visiting at the home of oho
former+''s' (laugl'tber Mtn. Laryicock and
Mr. M. Laycock. • Pilot Offices'
Sutherland, has 'only recently ari'iv-
'd sin Canada after beinga prisoner
of war in Getnnauy fol' many months.
' ;Mt and. 'Mire. • Ge'o..''Ohidiow, Hes-
peter, Mr. and Mne, 3, W. (Saunters
and 'Stuart Snowden, Ayr, were
Sunday visitors et the home of Mr.
end Mrsi. 3: W. Fischer and Mr. • and
Mrs. R: W. Kennedy.
WALTON
A large crowd gathered at the.
Station in Walton at neon ,on Monday.
to welcome home two former prison
ei•s or war in Germany, Flying
„Officer Stewart F. Bryan and
Flight :Sergeant John B. Bennett. As.
the train came in 'the school .children
sang "0 Canada." After the families
had greeted the bowls' llfev. R: G.
Hazlewood weloamed them home on
behalf of the United Church, Mrs.
Robt. McMichael 'on 'bednaif of the
Red C'noss, Mrs: W. C. Bennett 'nn
behalf of the 'Overseas Boxes Com-
mittee',and Mr .Silas Johnston on
behalf Of 'the.community, Then the
entire gathering expressed their
pleasure at being able to once more
shake hands with those who had
endured en many hardships, PO.
Bryan's" was taken prisoner in
August 1944 and was on the march
for some time before being liberated.
F.S. Be'wliebt 'ryas taken prisoner in
April '19'45 and was liberated in May.
Next Sunday the 'Sunday School
Anniversary will he held in Duff's
United Church. Rev. Harald Snell
of A,u'bwrn will he the special speak-
er 'and the •Sunday 'School scholars
will form the choir.
Nearly 5,000 Attend
Perth County Show
iSigmis of a brighter outlook for
.farmers, with pre-war supplies, 3m,
eluding new farm ana,ahineny, more
easily obtadm'able,-and the asses:
ante of a newly elected :member of
the ,Ontario Legisiabive Assembly
that ,the iOntano 'Government is be.
bio+dsuoli' organizations as this
feathered the first day of the tenth
(annual horse show staged by' the
Perth County 11011tse Breedeus' As-
,aaeiattion at the IStnaltford agricul-
tural groundls on Wednesday :after
noon.
Nearly 5,000 people eaw the shoef,
wbech also included a swine slioW.
widens auspi'cea of the Advanced
Registry Yorkville& olab, and a dis-
Plaly of new Sarna mlaohinery,,
Swine Show
• Bred sows born since June 1,
1544; Wilbur 'Ltunnbul'1, R. R. 2,
Brussels; Fraser Gibb, R.R. 3,
(Sbaaitford; A. H. Warner : Bayfield;
Fussier Gibb; A, ,McKenzie, R.R,
3, Norwich; W, Turnbull, Brussels;
H. G, Lindsey, Theennrlale; A. H,
Waterer; 1Cliarence• Innes, R.R. 2, St.
Paxtbs!, A. H. Warner, Bayfield open
sone borer since 'qct, 1, 1944: W.
Turnbull, RAR. 2, Bru4sels; Cecil
Wiugle, Norwldh; D, H Hart, Wood,
stock; Teasel: Gibb, RR, 8, Steer
ford; boars born sdmee Oct. 1, 1944;
W. Tumn'bbil, R.R. 2, Brus'seils, first
and aeeolnd; A. Warmer, Bayfield;
L. Petition, Osimi s'o, tomtit ,and fifth:;
D. R3, ;Hart, Woodstock; saws over
one year; H, G. 'Lbud'scay, Tliorndalo,
fittst Shit second; W. Turnbull, RSB, 71,
Brussels; Clarence Sureness, 'R.R. 2,
St, Pants; A, Warner,, Mayfield;
Fraser Gibb, Stratford; D. Ii, .Bart,
Wood stock, seVewth and eighth;
boa'tis neer one year: ,Pusses Gibb,
11.R 3, :Stratford; A, H. Warner,
BayfleC04 8, G, 'Lindsay, Th'omudale;
A Meltenale, R.18. 3, Norwic$; W.
Turnbull, .R.R1 2, 'Brussels; Clarence
,11.11„, 2, St, Pals,
cowry ,an to the best (of our .ability.
I wish to thank you, 'your workers,
(loot/ors and nurses Dor what you
have all done, and solicit your
furflte+r eoapeitatidn until the day DATED at Brussels this twenty-
acrmes, when there will be Peace on eighth day of May, A.D. 1945.
Earth 'bo all .men of 'Good+wilt, Isbael ;Scott and
Yowlts'sdweerely, Cline Scott, Executors,
Rttgsel T. Kelly, by their solicitor ELMER D. BELL,
Chairman, Ontario Coma littee
Bided :Donee,S'e'rvice Prtussels', Ontario,
'will proceed to distribute the
assets with regard only 40 those
claims which shall then have been
received.
BLUEVALE
Mrs. Harrisof Preston met with a
painful acoidetit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Roy iSell'ers, 2nd con.
ee?sdon of Morui,s, where.she spends
a great deal of her time. She.
'slipped on a door step and'• • frac-
tured her hip. She. was taken at
once to the ,011inton 'hospital where
the (induced member wasput i n a
:cast. Mrs ilauris suffers a great,
deal w tit a+lueumcatism'
Mrs J. H. iSmlith. Mrs. Edward
Johnston!, Mrs. • Carl Johnston, Miss
lllaegaret Curtis and Mms. Charles
Mathers attended the East Huron
dtstriot 'annual' Wonn'enfe Institute.
meeting at 'Fordwich on Wednes-
day when the Rutnam; Girls were
the hostesses.
VisIbons: Pte. (Spence McKinnon,
Ottawa, with: his pamemnts, Mr. and
Mass, R. H. MoKinmon and sister,
Mas.1J: K. Me''Davd:sdt''Sl "PdnxtIierry;
Mases Margaret Curtis with Mrs
Orville Jones at the home of Mrs.
Milton 'Smith; Miss Josephine
Edge has returned to i6ealonth af-
ter visiting Miss Florence Fowler.
The WJM.S, of 'Knox Presbyterian'
Church met Thursday afternoon 1n
the 'Sunday School xoom, The
president Mms, Raymond E1liobt, was.
in the char. The scripture lesson
was read' by Mes,,8t.. F. Garn.Lss, and
Mrs. Henry 13113048 offered• Prayer.,
The Glad Tidings prayer was read
by Mrae 'Stanley .Moffatt and Mrs.
J. J. Elliott gave the suppie•
:mentally reading.
An Interesting report of the
Presbyterial WANES. :enamel 'meet-
ing at Moleisatv'orth was : presented.
by Mils. Wall Mun'delt The topic
front the study 'hook was given' by
Mrs, Harvey Robertson,
The Woncara's+ Assooiatiose of the
Iidted''�Ciimutk met at the Thome el
Mids. Edward Jah°ssiton on Thurs-
day alternoou wiltit the president,
Mrs. M•. L. Aitken, in charge. Mrs,
George Heth'eu'i:'gtist rnead the
scripture and : Mae. 'George Thom-
son read the repent of the scare-
tttry. The 'bi'easuaer'si statement
Was presented by Mrs. Hethering-
ton,
It was decided that 'Lite •society
bear the expense of pnnchasiug
shingles( foe the •pansoni•age. Ml`s;
Aitken aanud Mrs, -George Thomson
were manned a :committee to cal
thee plans' for 'Penning funds. One
new member was mecedved. The
histessies were Mrs. A. D. 'Sani'tb,
Msis, J. Wiclestead, 'and Mrs. Milton
Smith,
The president, Mats. Burns Mnf.
Sabi, pee'eidiedi for the meeting of Bluevale, Ont.
the Ladies' Aid 'Smcieby ot Knox ' --
Prasb3lt(eebass Cffiurch- ons TbnrrsdayI! FARM FOR SALE-
atteiai.00sl', d8'epolt,s.of the groups t 1'00 soma, more Grey less being. lot
10, Caneessi�om 7, Twp., 2 stoney
were given, and ,sli'otl'ied (the Morris ' led 31i'i01k mance, bank barn 00' x 60',
group to be especially 'aotdve, It ' litter emitter, water in stable, never
failing drilled wen, driving shed 26'
1`tBRussE�s.iinng has' this relitanoe bean. going
'alt?"
Exp�►r�k Packers
PHONE 70x ,
i5lxteon-year old daughter to her
cfatlter: "0h, 'I hate him --hate himt"
Mather, Singling; "Well! And Blore
Classitied Ads
FOR SALE -
Buckwheat,
00316' 25-r-1 Jack Pennington
FOR SALE
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A Mir -any table and black
easy •chair,
Phone 107x -r-2
TEACHER WANTED -
Fee school section No. 9,
Township.
apply to Clarence Martin,
phone Brussels 17-r-23
Sec., Tseas. Blyth R.R. 2
FOR SALE-
Gestetwer Three M3mbeogeaph
Machine, like new.
apply to Rev. L D. dVPaolver,
Cnanbrook
leather
Mrs: M. Yolleok
Morris
LOST--
A
OST.-
A Waterman's Fountain Pen, dark
grey -in colour in Brusisels.• Finder
leave at The Post.
FOR SALE -
Kitchener Big -4 has .sctarted Leg-
horn pullets, immediate delivery.
"Your •July chtclas should be ordered
now. 'Cash in .on the assured higher
egg prices' this, fall and winter with
Big -4 Chinks.
Agent -R.' S. Warwick,
Hill Top Ranch, Brussels
TEACHER'WA'NTED-
S:S. No. 10, Morris, requires a
teacher. Duties to commence in
:September. Salary .acoording to
ctualifiea'tions and experience. Per-
sonal 'application if desired.
Robert J, Forrest,
Sec.-Treas.
Bluevaie, R.R. 2
AGENT WANTED-
PATENTntn GAS (SAVER, super-
charger, Crankcase ventilator, Con-
verts
an
verbs waste into power. Increases
mileage amazingly, Fits any motor,
eaellyl quickly. Harmless, Prloben,
Guaranteed Attraotive sales props
'sition. • Victory Manfg, Company,
C'orn'wall Ontario.
FOR SALE -
100 acre, grass fart. composed of
.the East +half of the 'Math half of
let number twelve and the east half
of the north half • of lot number
'thirteen in the fourteenth concession
of the township of McKillop.
Windmill and plenty of water.
Apply to Box no. 5'0, The.Brussels
Post.
TEACHER WANTED -
SS, No. 8, Morris requires a
teacher. Duties to commence in
September. Salary aeoorsing " to
qualifications and experience. This
is .a new well-equipped school
Personal application if 'desired.
Ralph Shaw,
was decided to (hold a bazaar In
the fall,and committees were Sp-
boiulted Dor ,the different booths.
Richard McWhinney
DINGANNON, Stine 6 - The
cleantli occur•rred on Monday of Riclt.
,and liciWi in'u'ey, Ashfield Town-
ship at the :age Of 75 Years, He was
one of tour 'sons end two daughters
02,Mr, and Mrs, Andrew MMsWhlnuey,
predecessor's of whom migrated to
Caisasde Pram Ireland over a eehtney
ago, The forestal was 'held June 6
with a -public service 'in 1slrsl'tine
x' '40, 2 sten houses, land in good
state of cultivation ,and all natural
drainage for 3urther particulars
apply to Chas, A, Lamont,
• , Ethel, Ont,
FARM FOR BALE
100 'acres, Lot 10., Con„ 16, Gray
Township; Red brick house in geed
repair with furnace and bath; Bank
barnand shed, hen house, drilled
well and windmill, water In barn. ,40
acres grain (30 on sod) all fertilized,
balance in bray and pasture. Land is
well +drained and in good state of
'0
W° lien will 1get
the telephone i ordered?
.son ° menu' �..,
o£ restriction d commercial on
With the liftsn5 aonsulner an slay said the
facture of many of Finance Il dded,
Minister act an imn'edia*oa he ,n
products, stet not exp edifies. alio time
Consumers ml of these semi% depend the necessary'
availalncr 509E' lien S°i a to "cure terterinG
scan increase in ci»
anufacture. will without
which m materials
skilled labour rc uirements°
continuing war req
t+mG % 4,:'?r . u 3:4;� ,'%.i/iz:'.a b �T�.v- •. - ..
,�� ,�.�. Our ability to instal
telephones depends not on instill -
'wire,
but also in many cases on obtaining
'vire, cable and exchange equipment. Even when
we can secure necessary manpower and materials,
it will take .time -it might be months -to instal
all'the apparatus necesselty-to serve our waiting
Applicants, • tt
-:e shall -lose no time, you may be sure.
We are grateful for the patience and under.
standA q�;of so many who have had to wait so
long for telephone service.
6:7s, Act ue S'e�vle2
Gluing 1.11144.9 tr ahleds
ME,
Presbyterian Ghul'eh With interment 1'uitivatla41,
iu tDissigeunon 't''emetery,' .IIs is Apply ti:;1'eter :Dunlap,
SAtreived by hie witlbw, { Rrassiels, R,tt, 2
WILLIAM SPEACE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, - - ETHEL ONT.
'1
BUSINESS CARDS
Dennis Duequette - Licensed Auctioneer
(FOR HURON COUNTY)
Per Engagements Pnone.31 "The Brussels Poet" and they will be
looked after Imrneflet iy.
?4r Information, etc., write •or . phone• either Stell OR
. . 41X at Brussels, ,Qnt
ALL SALES 'CONDUCT ED IN A SATISFACTORY MANNER.
MODERATELY PRICED.
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for -Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Liniment
Get particulars of :our Special Automobile Policy imr farmers.
Queen St. Brussels, ` • 'Phone Bei
W. D. S. Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
(Colons)
Office Hours -1 - 4 and 7 - 8 p.m.
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m.
5imdays-Emergencies and by appointment only.
Hoene calls in forenoons and 4 - B pan.
Chas. T. Davidson
Insurance Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fite Insurance
Accident and Stcknees
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co.
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRiaSSELS, ONT. RESIDENDE atl.r4
Harold Jackson
SPECIALIST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For Information, etc., write or phone Marcid Jaakeo',,
phone 12 on 6118 Soaterth R.R. 1, Brgeafeld
Make ar"angen•ente, at The Brussels Post or
Eimer D. Bell, Barrister °Moe, Iruesels
D. P. RANN Furniture
FUNERAL AN'D AMBULANCE SERVI+"E..
Lkensed Punetal Director and Embalmer
PHONE 36 or 85 -- BRUSSELS, ONT.
JAMES McFADZEAN
Helmick Mutual Fire Insurance
Hartford Windstorm
In Huron and Pertil Comities)
rodo Laurance
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PRICER REASONABLE, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
PHONE 42 P.O. BOX •X 1
TURNBERRY ST, •---x BRUSSELS, ONT.
Automobile Insurance
Lewis Rowland
(Licensed For Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -- PRIDES REA$ONABLR
For Engagements Phone 31 ''The Brussels Poet" and they Will
be looked after immediately
For information, etc., w:Ite or phone Lew, Rowland ISO 044 M
Sosforth; er *rite R.R. 1, Walton.,
s.. -w ..r..,.�.�
W. S. Donaldson L`icensecl Attctiiorleer
Pone 35-r-13 Atwmod, drill,
for the Counties of NUCOR. and Petit
All sales promptly attended to -- Chirges mdden:is
For Engagements phone 31 "The newels Pose' and Re"
will be looked aftr Immediate*
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