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1944 /INCOME TAX
DUE 310 AUGUST, 1945
Taxpayers are reminded that any balance of income
Pax on 1944 incomes is due on 3Ist August, 1945.
To be sure that there will be no error in account-
ing for your payment, complete the remittance
form provided below and mail it with your re-
mittance to your District Inspector of Income Tax,
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE—TA/CATION DIVISION
INCOME TAX REMITTANCE FORM
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(Cheque, Money or Postal Order)
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Remarks
(State here present address, If any change 8113C0 relent Med)
BLUEVALE
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United Church. Baskets of flowers
and two Bags placed by standard
bearers completed the decoistione.
On Suuday afternoon a memorial Dureng the service Mrs, J. Wick -
service was held in the Baited -ead • •
Church for WO.Missed Banned.
eon of Mr, and Mrs. Moran Barn-
ard, conducted by Rev. J. W. Johns-
ton of Bluevale "United ,Olairea. The
speaker, Rev, W. A. Beecrofr, of
%Ingham Hutted Church, gave a
eiuriere tribute of sympathy lo the
bereaved family. He -stressed the
element of sell -sacrifice as being
the highest Christian virtue. Mr.
Beecroft left with the family cone
/dieing wards expressing the honor
and respect of the community for
their son. A photo of WO. Barnard
was on a table draped with tbe
Union Jack along wetfloral tri-
butes from the service persoeuel of
Bluevale commuuity, the Wingharn
branch of the Comedian Legion and
the Woman's Association of the
r)awmmeetI/Vmma,,...0..cm,
Have your
Pre
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,gra
awl," oveticii
for
ow
F. F.. H math
oFroMETRIST
Phone 118 He/Titters
The president, Norma Moffatt
presided at the regular meeting al
the Mission Band of Knox Pres-
byterian Church on Saturday after
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room The Scripture lessee, Psalm
128, was reacl by Eleanor .Smith.
During the business period it was
ided that the members would
sell Ohrishroas greeting caxds as a
means of raising funds. A favorite
l'ylnn was named in -answer to the
roll Call. The leader, Mrs. J. G.
Mundell told the story of "Do Ais1
Lite H.ouse." showing that children
should at times do- things that are
not altogether to their liking.
Comes were played a the close of
tile meeting.
Miss Sanderson and Mies Orr,
accompanied by their 5115213
and Mrs. Thomas E. Henry of
Snetford visited Mr. Heavy's ceue•
Dr. Sinclair, also Major Martin
et Walkerton, this week and epoet
tit? week end at Lake Criterion; Mr.
erel Mrs. Smith Robertson and
1-et,y of Kitchener s -pent their hole
ciajs at the parental home here,
teen visiting at Orillia, Menford,
red Gravenhurst: Mr, and Mrs.
Veliert Turnbull and family, Lon'
3m, with Mr. and Ms. Meow()
Jehnston; Mr. and Mrs. 3. Smith,
Wergiorn. with leer. and Mrs. A. D,
sittliiii; Mins Norma C-oultes, Whig.
eten. with Mr. and Mrs. George
He 111P ringt on
'the W.M.S. of the Unite/ Cbureli
met at the home 02 Met. Robert
Shaw en Thursday afterneere The
president, Mrs. Alex IVIcOrackin,
LP
IS NEEDED NOW.— IF WE
ARE TO SAVE OUR LATE
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
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Thousands of Tons are Ready for Harvest
Will You Lend a Hand?
Food is precioutt--let'a not waste it through
lack of help! Now, in addition to our own
needs, we must also help feed the millions
of atarving people in liberated Europe. This
Is a tremendous task, but It can be done.
IF—we all do our share, This is the last
harvesting emergency we are liable to meet
this year—so let's all pitch in and do a real
Sob! Help will be needed from Angus! 20th
through to October 20th.
FIR 1 coupon below and mail TODAYI
PREF TRANSPORTATION
For four weeks' service, transportation will
be paid WIC way. For full season (August
20th to October 20th) transportation will I*
Paid both ways.
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MEN—Every possible
marp-hour MUST be
Put in. The need is
desperate. Volunteer
your services TODAY!
WOMEN — Every
available hand can
be used. Pill in the
coupon and mail TO-
DAY!
BOYS AND GIRLS—
Thousands are needed.
AM, High School
istudent willing to
work on a farm has
permission and Is
requested by the Min -
later of Education, to
remain out of school
for .the month of Sep-
tember.
Ira
OD A.
CLIP and MAKIN'S COUPON TODAY!'
ONTARIO FARM SERVICE FORCE,
Parliament BulkIlfge, Toronto,
I am interested in helping with the late
braved. Please send me further Information.
ADDRE
POST
I WILL BE AVAILAFILIII
iDatel (Date)
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION
2.1nAltnaT Brit STOP t
Acoetureodation In in camps sepervised by etre Mw.13.A. er YOU
must bring sheen; and blankets.
,DOMINIOST-PROVINCIAL COMMITTER ON FARM LABOUR
ACIRICULTURt LABOUR - EDUCATION •
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THE BRUSSELS POST
ted the meeting, The teplee
referred to Missionary work auttl3
the Indians of 'Canada,. The roll call
was answered by a verse of' Scrip.
titre referring to the leirvest sear',
Mts. Robert Shaw gave a temper -
once reading and Mrs, josSO OWL'S
ene on community frleadshle. airs.
Cie Us and ldrs. Arthur Shaw gave
selections on the work among in -
teens describing liesellalS
and churches, Hymns of thanks -
ng for peace were ming.
AUCTION SALE
Household Effeots and
Plumber's Tools
Al the Residence of Mrs, co
McCall, Turnherry St, South
Brussels on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st
Stale commences at 1:30 p.m. sharp
1 Kitchen. Range
1 Kitchell Cabinet
2 Sets Springs and Mattressea
1 Cherry Bed
1 Oak Bed
1 Dresser
1 Sot Bed Springs
1 Bed
1 Oak Dressing Table & .Seat
2 Tables
1 Hall Rack
1 Chesterfield and 2 -Chairs
1 Platform Rocker needle point 119.
holstering
,1 Rocker
1 Occasional Cheer
1 Oak Rooker
L Rocker
1 Settee
1 Music Cabinet
1 Combination Desk and Book Gale
1. Mahogany Table
Ahtiques
1 Oak .1)intag Room Table
6 Oak Dining Room Chairs
1 Buffet
1 Tea Wagon
Electric Toaster
1 Electric Plate
1 Electric Plate and Oven
1 Coffee Pecolater
1 Electric Table Lamp
1.'39e Wrenches
Ordinary Dies
i,tijustable Dies
Easy Outs '
Pipe Connections and Elbows
Bram Cylinders
?slumber of Pipe Cutters
80 feet of M3" and ei," Pining
Vices
Steel Strainers
No. of Hangers for Litter atm
Puck Saws
1 Twin Pulley
Ropes
heart Wire 842-12
3 Rolls Barb Wire Fett. 6
1 Gate 12 fe,
1 Steel Wheel Barrow .
Seovels, Forks and other arEeles
'cm numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH •
keRS. GEO. McCALL, Propriet'ess
ROOT. PATRICK, Clerk o"
LEW. ROWLAND, Auctioneer
12 !egging ohaius
Cl'• heels
I Salve
HARNESS
i. set double harness
1 eel single harness
I :et chain harness
Iierse collars
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
1 Menotti. cream separator
WI:agars
Stands
Tildes .
Chairs
Bet.ectu
flee SI cads
Serves
o Cupboards
Organ
Churns
Bunk
ilexes of miscellaneous articles too
n any -to mention.
Farm Subject to Reserve Old.
TERMS CASH
MRS. TELFORD SELLERS,
Proprietress
ROY TURVEY, Clerk
MATT. GAYNOR, Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALE
Farm, Farm Stock and Implements
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd
Commencing at 1 p.m.
Lot 12, Concession 3, Grey Twp.
Faem consists of 100 acreet Good
Bank 13corn, frame House, Timber
lois of wood, Drilled well, 2 garages,
Hen House, lots .of fences and gates,
never been pastured or grassed, gem
Gravel pit.
HORS'S!!
1 Pete:heron mare 8 years old
I Clyde horse 14 pears old
3 Bay horse 6 years old
CATTLE) •
1 Blue cow due to freshen Mae. 25th,
8 years oln
1 Tilk Durham heifer coming 3 years
old
1 Hereford heifer coming 3 Yeats old
1 Derham steer coming 2 'PAL'S Old
1 Hereford steer coming 2 years old
1 Durham heifer coining 2 years old
1 Durham calf 3 mouths old
illeleffeDMENTS
1 Fanning Mill aur rihnles
1 mower
1 cultivator
1 rake
1 hay loader
1 binder ,
1 set slings
Hey 2ork and ropes
1 seed drill
1 wagon
1 set sleighs
1 ectiffler
1 set herrows
1 Walking plant .
1 riding Plo-ugh
1 steel roller 3 sections
2 lay racks
1 gravel box
ThiggY
Cutter
A number cedar posts
A number of tile
e Burn timbers
1
, 1 ladders
Laelbet
a Shone boats
1 horse sleigh
q uenle s -ower
1 SPi nudes
ADVERTIMIN4 po• nee.
classified Ads (Cash) .... Ms
Over terephone or charged No
in Memoriam ..... MN
Card at Thanks Mks
ISIrtrie, Marriages. Deaths -..—. Free
LET'S BE FRANK
ABOUT TIRES
THE NAME
YEA
IS STILL YOUR
-BEST GUIDE
TO
TR VALUE!
HERE'S WHY!
hi buying tires It's not where
you start Where you end
up. And you'll be mules ahead
when you choose bonus.mileage
GOODYEARS.
Yes, Mr. Farmer, in car, truck,
tractor and farm implement tires,
you go farther when you "Go
Goodyear." Tocley, more than
ever before, you should buy only
the best tires. There's a reason
Why—"More People Ride Oa
Goodyear Tires and More Tons
Are Hauled On Goodyear Tires
Than On Any Other Kind",
YOUR
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DEALER
Alex Anderson
• Phone SR
ORUSSELS, ONT.
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lelassirieclAds
FOR SALE—
Chesterfield, chair aryl footstool.
' Yee Louise Porter, plume efiitee3
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NOTICE—
Anyone having lost a bleyele
kindle- get in touch wile Ueo. Evans.
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FOR SALE -
7 room red brick hoes*i web bath
and furnace.
phone 64x -r-2 Mrs. E. Nurse
FOR SALE.
1433 horse international gas engine
in good condition.
('.'One 23-r-4 Doug, Hemingway
FOF1 SALE—
A car Mad of Alberte C .11 ex
eected this week.
Gregg Bros.
WANTED -
2 men to work at Jambe and cosi
:rind. Priority to returned men.
D. N. McDonald
WANTED.''-
4field of second eat alfalfa to
eield 2 to 3 tons.
-Nailer Rees Poulnee Ramn
plume 8-Sx•r-4
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FOR SALE
About .1--! eeekerels ale a few
pullets, two more:bs aad a half old,
Pee 4 Barred Rocks.
none Brussels 39-r-23
eirs. Telford Sellers R.R. 2 Bluevale
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NOTICE—
Electric motors reirottal and ro-
ta led. Expert workmanship Si 'd.
(tate prices. Lloyd M Bettger,
.13t.akton, Ontario.
PI OT10E—
The party who took the parcels
nut of a car in front of the Arcade
Store Saturday night are knewa so
please leave theta at the Arcade
Store and. save further trouble.
FOR SALE -
193(3 Studebaker Sedan, sow)
size, good condition Vie. Serial No
e60152, apply to
Stan. Schneider.
hone 26-r.8 care of S. elachan
FOR SALE—
Fifty acre farm of good oleY 1"am
ell workable land, frame house and
bank barn 86xSa, West halt, Lot 22
Concession 16, Grey Township
Write to — Angus Oarmichael.
Goderich. Ont. Box 3330.
FOR SALE—
Recta Pipeless Furnace in ex.
rellent condition, can be S ?,eiat
The Arcade Store.
Apply to Frank Kling
phone 19, Seater%
FOR SALE—
One 'hundred acre farm, two barns
with stabling under both, a good 2.
elerey brick house. Farm all seeded
down, about 35 acres working land,
defiled well, 3e1 miles east of
liirnssels on the 10th concession Grey
1 miles north tyf Oranbroek.
Wm. Smandoe, a.,R. 3, Brusesls
FOR SALE—
Brick house and 2 lots, 7 rnOing
including bath hot and cold water
in house, large garden and barn.
apply to Orville Whitfield,
Bacotah St St. Oetharines,
FOR SALE—
One hundred acre lax, goo) bank
harm cement stabling with water,
good house remodled, bowie on farm,
chilled well, 6 miles from Walton
Concession 12, McKillop.
R. R. 2 WaltOL
Nam Leeming,
FOR SALE: -
5 acres more or lees of land
situated a mile from Ethel station
on the 9211 cote, also a barn and 10
room freme house, stone foundation,
(Mont 5 miles from Breese%
Mr, W, G. alcillachern
KR. 2, ?unlash, Ont,
Killeen Station
WANTED -
800 Dealers earn a comfortable
hy selling Pamilax Pr oe(3cte
from deer to door) How n.but start
leb a liminess of your MVP, In Your
,.),re One, with the sam) advon-
t.;ges, in the district of your choice
For free details and (35233105110:
100 beloolialer, Mont
Lreal.
Wednesday, Auguot 22nd. 1941i '
Delicious and R
FISALAIDIA,
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DISABLED
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T2 BRUSSELS
W iiiiarn Stone Sons L fro ited
W. G, LEACH
JEWELLER BRUSSF.i ONT
VAMagreWEIM,
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WILLIAM SPEACE
Estate Agent Conveyancer
and Commissioner
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET, — ETHEL, ONT.
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BLSINFSS CA DS
Allan A. Lamont
Agent for—Flre, Windstorm, and Automobile Insmaaute
Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy ior farmers.
Queen St. Brussels 'Phone 657
W. D. S. :Jamieson, M.D., C.M., L.M,C,C,
Physician and Surgeon
(Coroner)
Office Hours -1 . 4 and 7 - 8 p.m,
Also 11 - 12 a.m. when possible.
Saturday evenings until 10 p.m.
Sundays—Emergencies and by appointment only.
Home calls in forenoons and 4 - 6 p.m.
Chas, T. Davidson
Insuranc.e Agent For
ALL KINDS OF
Automobile and Fire Insmance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life Insurance Co..
'PHONE OFFICE 92X BRUSSELS, ONT. RESIDENCE 07.:,2
Harold Jackson "
SPIICIALAST IN FARM AND HOUSEHOLD SALES
For information, etc., write or phone Harold Jeckeen,
phone 12 on 658 Seatorth R.R. 1, Beitedirtid
Make aeeangeteente at The Brussels Post er
Eimer D. Sell, Barrister ()thee, Browne.
D. 17-. RA NN Furniture
FUNERAL ANI)
Licensed 'Funeral Director and Embaimer
PHONE 36 or 85----7-=—'—liRUSSELS, ONT.
JAMES Mc FADZEAN
Howick Mutual Fire Insurance
—also—
Hartford Windsiorm Tornado Inmost*
(Licensed In Huron and Perth Counting;
PRICES REASONABLE, SATISFACTION Godio1ANTIETO
PHONE 42 P.O. BOX 1
TURNRERRY ST, BRUSSELS, ONT.
Automobile Insurance
Lewis Rowland
(Liceftca P.,. Huron County)
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -- PRICES REASONASLII
eer Engagements Phone 31 "The Brussels Peer and Sit
be looked alter immecieitely
Por Infeemetton, etre, w ite or phone Lew. Rowland 11444,44
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Seaforth; er write 11.R. "Wetion.
W. S. Donaldson — Licensed Anctionear
Phone 35-r.13 Atwood-, Oat,
for the Comities of Heron mad Pares
mkt promptly attended to — Mow* ntutirtikto
For itogosoments phone) 31 "no els flat" sof Bait
svill bo looked ortor
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