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Rev. F }L Streeter 000hpied the
pulpit oil Trinity Anglican Church
Sunday afternoon Dollowing a ye -
anion. Holy Communion was observ-
ed and the (theme of the service was
('Prayer," 'commemorating, the be,
.giuning of the war. '
"Prayer" was the fiub4eet of the
address given by Rev. O. H Dun-
lop of the United Ohueelt, who also -
resumedhie pulpit on Sunday
In the Presbyterian Obureh Rev.
Samrluel Kerr gave a review of
events of the past five years' and
the ohaltenge those events carry
torthe fatowe,
Visitors; •Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
McTavish and, son Jamee, Windsor,
Ma's, Mo'Bavdeb and Richard : Mc-
Michael, Wroxeter, with . Mr and,
Mrs Nelteon Higgins; Miss Thelma
Adams, Orangeville, with Miss Fer-
rel Higgins; Mrs. A. Porterfield
-,and Mrs. W. Laidlaw, Wingham,
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Chatnney; ACI,
Gordon Martin and Mrs. M*•tin,
Georgetown, with the Michie tam.
:hies;' Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Wheeler
and baby George returned to their
home in London; Miss Lois Kelly
has accepted a posotion In London
and left today 'to •begin her new
duties; Misses Mary Wheeler and
ituth McGuire returned home from
Port Carling where they spent the
vacation months; Mr, and Mrs Alex
Nethery, 'Sarnia, with his brother,
Christopher and Mrs, Nethery and
other relatives; lames McCrea, Tor-
onto; with id's parents, Mr.' and Mrs,
It, McCrea; Misses Doris and (Alva
Young, Lucas, with friends'; Rev,
G. H. and MTS. Dunlop' returned
alter Welting relatives iii Ottawa,
BLUEVALE
Anniversary .services in the United
Munch ,on Sunday were well attend --
ed. Rev, Haugh Moorhowse, y"ordiwieli,
was bhe guest speaker. At the
morning service, he spoke from the
text, 'The earth is -the Lard's and
the fulness ,thereof," showing God's
sovereignty in His universe. At the
evening service he based his 0155.
sage on the story of, Zacohaeue
clinCbing up into a sycamore tree
in order to 'see Jesus.
Special music was reneleeed by
the choir. A quintet, composed sof
Mrs. McOrackira, Mrs. A. D. Smith,
Mrs. George Hetherington, Carl
THE BRUSSELS POST
We'dntadily, Septntber 8th, 194
Jnbhston and Verne 1•lui+t'ee. ming
03 the morning errvlcr :eel 1n lite
evening 0 male quartet, Messrs,' Leyte
Johnston, Ramsay, flunk,: aml feluuardine
Higgins, sang e special number. Lion's Beard
Special Prayer Offered Merlin
The morning e'et'vi'ee at Knox t -klland
Presbyterian Church wilts concluoted Milverton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sept. 14-10
by the mlu;ister, Rev, F. 0, Fowler New Homburg : Sent. 15.10
who :olt'ere21 special prayer in Orangeville Sept, 12.13
accordance with the King s p"oelem. Oshawa Sept. 11-18
alien, He delivered n Labor Day P atine:aeon Sept,. 15.70
dressage from the text, "Tip 1,,,,»n- ntyittbroy Sept, 1143
kb poor that dealeth with a sleek . Acton Sept. 22.23
hand bat the band of the diligent Drayton Sept. 19-2U
maketlt rich." He s poke on the i*ntbro Sept. 13
"Principle p3 Contrast" and "The Exeter ,Sept, 20-21
Position, of the Church Toward In- unit Sept, 21-23
chantry." Next Sunday Communion (licrcoe Sept, 19.20
will be observed. Listowel Septa 20.21
Mllrlam5' Sept. 19-20
Birke Fowler r eterned to Lon Paisley Sept. 18-19
don on Saturday after spending Powasean Sept, 19-20
two months here, He was accomp-
anied by bis aunt, Miss Florence Stratford Sept, 18-20
Fowler, who will spend a few days Wiartbon Sept. 21.22
in London;. Mr. and. Mrs. Ale^; Mc- Arkhur Sept. 28-27
Ceadkin attended the Brewer -Fax Atwood Sept. 29-30
wedding ,et Melville Presbyterian Aylmer ;....,.. Sept. 26.23
Church, Brussels, on Seturtlsiy;
Mica Duff visited ' Mr. and Mrs. AftonSept. 29-30
Finland at Welton; Dorothy Aft• Ohesley Sept.
29.30
ken (d4:C.A.F.) (N.1,), 'reroute, Clifford Sept.p25-28
aooammanled by Denise 1itautant, TIdLrt anon Sept 23-29
('R:C.A,F,), (W,D.), Assinfbofa, Tlderton Sept. 27
Sask., and Clara Gai:llatily (R,0 AF.), f iicltnow Sept. 26-27
(W.D.), Winnipeg, Man., with Miss f,eamdngtow Sept. 26-30
1Ti'tchell Sept. 26.27
Fail Fair Dates
Sept, 13.11
Sept. 14.1.3
Sept. i4-14
Sept. 14.16
Sent, 14-16
Duff and Mrs. Aitken; A. D. Smith, _Pont Elgin
Templeton, Arnold '(.arlch
Lillow, (R.O,A.F,), Camp Borden riayfield
Pte. !Spence McItinnon, bonder, a1 -
tbeir - respective Aimee; Rhein, irordwich
Robertson, Toronto, with her par- 1:Toafard
ents, Mr. and Mrs'. Vernon-Plgete•s, )wen Sound Toronto; Will •Higgine, TCainseelt, St. Marys
Saset with Mr. 'acrd Mrs. J. C.
Higgins, Mu•s. Will Hall, St. Mary,, Ceestvater
with Ms. and Mrs. Gordon Hall, Trvet'ton
.It takes as much aviation gaso-
line 'te brain one pilot as it does to
run a car Por 18 years.
Sept 29-£0
Sept, 25-26
October 3.4
, October 3-7
October 4-5
October 2.3
Ontober 1-0
... Otcober 3-4
October 2
Walkerton Ohr.•i+stmae Firtr Nov.21-23
LOOK AT YOUR LABEL
ND GE '49
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If0AR IT 014 YOUR ARM
See that G.S. badge on his arm? That means he's
volunteered to fight anywhere in the world.
The Army' needs more men like hien (nen who can take it—men with
the courage to fight, so that their home, theirloved ones --everything
they cherish—may be free.
For this 'War is not over yet—we still have a lot of fighting to do. And
our boys who are fighting over there will need the help of every red,
blooded Canadian who is £(t to fight, and willing to fight.
It will take months of thorough training to make you fighting -fit,
That's why Canada's ,Army needs you NOW—and needs you for
overseas service.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IA11 'nelsons having Wain, against
the lr stttte of .Russell field • Sunder -
cock, late or the Village of Walton,
in the County of Huron, Retired
Farmer, deceased, who died op the
Sili day of July, 1944, are required
to file proof 'thereof with lite under-
signed on or before the 1012 day of
:*ellen:bee, 1944 -
Immediately after such date the
assets, of tate - Estate will be dis-
Mtuted amongst the 'partfee en
titled, thereto having regard only to
inline then received,
DATED at .Seatorth. this. 15th day
of August, 1944.
MoCONN10LL & I-IAYS, .
•Soaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Exeeutrix,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Scenes Bird, All
persons, having claims - against the
Estate p3 James Bird late of the
Village of Cranbrook deceased. who
died on or about the 8th day of Jtsiy,
1944 are hereby notified to send in
tp the undersigned on or before the
9th day of ,Septenvber, 1944 full
particulars of thele elaim,s.
Immediately after the said last
mentioned date, the assets of the
said estate will be distributed
amongst the parties 'entitled thereto,
halving regard only to claims, .of
which the undersigned shall then
have net¢oe, to the exclusion of all
others, and the imetersignecl will not
be liable to any person of whose
claim the undersigned shall not then
have notice Dor the. assets so dls'tri•
bitted or any part thereof.
Datd at Seaforbh this 21st day of
August 1944.
H. G. Meir, Seatorth, Ont.
Solfeator for Administrator
OLD
VIRGINIA
PIPE TOBACCO
it's o real
pipe smoker's
tobacco
CLASSIFIED
l FOR SALE-
-A quantity of wood, mostly elle,
DS , phone 15.1••5 Joe Holmes,
AR,R, 4, Bruseola
FORSALE-- ,
A good cheer Cook Stove, calipc
reservoir.
apply to i3ru'esels Post, Phone 31,
I FOR 'SALE -
1'a11 eesnples have Come, owing to
art:liy tri geode it Is wise to get
macre for tailor-made elothing in.
Nutty, Slee— 21, Bates,
phone 50x Brussels
FOR SALE-FQ
R'SALE
3 pigs ready to wean. Apply to Improved Dawson Golden Chafe
phone 23•4•40 lillnterEllacott phoice wheat seed, tree of smut,
Feed Finn's Poultry Tonic and
Vitamin Builders -stops Cannibalism.
Adams' Feed, Brussels,
FOR SALE—
&rr-Cain Fertilizer on (Lane`(,
pie 16M1 D. NI, McTavish
FOR SALE -
13 York Pigs 8 weeks old; 50 PigS
about 4 weeks old,
Wm. ,Spsir Phone 54-r-4.
FOR SALE -
1 Massey -Harris. Quebec Sulky
Plow, In good condition,
J W. Fischer Phone 51x.
Use Finn's Dari -Min for Mastitis:
it does the job. -
Adams' Feed, Brussels.
WANTED— -
An organist .for :St. John's Anglican
'Olvuroh, state salary, to start Oct 1.
apply to John Fischer, 'Warden
et. John's Church.
STRAYED—
Light Red Heifer with Borns;
weight about 700 lbs,, from farm
Lot 20, Con. 0, Grey, about August
loth. Finder notify Joe ,Pearson
Phone 39-r-11 or R. R. 2 Bluevale.
Are your laying birds pale and
scoury7 Use Finn's Poult,y Con-
ditioner and Intestinal Cleanser.
Adams' Feed, Brussels.
Coocidiosis can. be stopped — use
"Kews" and Poultry Conditioner and
Intestinal Cleanser as directed.
Adams' Feed, Brussels.
FOR SALE
12x14 tit. 'Colony House 1 yr. old,
1 Buck -eye oil -burner 1000 size 1 yr.
old, 100 Hybrid Rock Hanup. Pulletts
4 inontbie old, 100 Hybrid Rock
Hetmp.-Pullette 3 months old.
Hugh Pearson , Phone 70x.
Vickie or chaff, Price 81.20 per bus.
Nbr^znan Lamont Phone34-r1
FOR SALE—
25 to 90 (read choice short•keep
steers mostly Herefords balance
Durham Roans, also a number of
lighter -,loop Steers, ' , # ,
lighter stock steers, •
G. F. Martin Gowanetown, Ont.
1
' STRAYED-
i 1 OW and 2 head of yearling
I Heifers strayed on Lot 11, Con. 8,
fGrey. Owner .can have sameby
proving ownerabip and paying
expenses. Phone 89-r-4.
WANTED—
To purchase pullets eight weeks
or age and older. feared Roots,
New. Hampshires and White Lew
horns Good prices pais. Write
Tweddle Oh&ok Hatehertee Matted,
Fergus, Ontario.
START IN YOUR OWN BUSINESS
If you have been discharged from
the Armed :Forces or laid off in a
war .plant, if your formwork or
other occupation does net take all of
your .time, if you are honest and
dependdalble, :military exempt, willing
to work for financial independence,
we'll establish you in your owtl part
time business, supplying household
and farm necessiitteh: Suitable travel
outfit remised Credit furnished.
Write, The S. R, WATKINS Com-
pany, DEPT, 0-B-4, 2177 Mason,
Montreal.
Mem- Women Over 40
Feel Weak,Worn, Oldl ?
Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality? •
Does wear, rendoirn, exhausted oondttiou mato
you foal tagged out. otdi Try Carex. Contains
gtzroondeuraa
LOoiea,sta(Uulante. often needed atter 30t
90. annt,Plios Iron, eruennu. phos horns, vlta 1,
y
0 . rrelpa shU Rpaat normnl pea. 010,01(01 1'. ru-
sale attol 0001 ch.. ctnr a 00 rryiwhere. a5o. Fre`
Let's Face
theFUt - f
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= Shortage of Material's
.,)) o Fa c t:o•r-F- o I i t v e s
fit ►:: � l
4tvte [0 w work.
',-ixdSher agcrf 1;►' ,fl' Help
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are available in greater quantities this year but still not enough to meet
the demand.
The Dominion Government authorized increased production of Farnl
Machinery and Pumping Systems because it was recognized that labor-
saving devices were necessary for the farmers to increase production of -
farm products.
We will supply our Duro Dealers with' as many Duro Pumps as ma-
terials and manufacturing facilities will permit, but War Production
must cone first.
Keep it touch with your Duro Dealer — he will do his best to take
care of your 'needs. He will also assist you to secure permit to purchase
from your Rationing Officer at the War-
time Prices and Trade Board.
EMCO .Quality. Bathroom Fixtures and
Fittings are still available in a good range
of styles and prices. Consult your EMCO
dealer regarding those now available.
Wiliam Gillespie
Phone 6B Barrels, Oat. •
344.