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'it BRUSSELS POST
Wednesday, November lutb, 1Y1
The Way!
BELGR^ AVE
Publicity meeting 'of the Beigrave
Women's Institute will be held at
the home of Mrs, Stewart Procter
en Tuesday, November 21st at 2.30
pm. The convenor Mrs. N. Keating
will be in charge of the meeting.
Roll call "A. worthwhile activity of.
the W.I. anywhere." Current events
by Mrs, C. Logan, motto "for Home
end country" 'by Mrs. N. Keating.
Address by Mrs. W. J. Henderson
THEY WOULDN'T HAVE BELIEVED IT!
• The gay nineties weren't so gay, by today's standards. Think how
the folks then would have felt had anyone told them of the wonders
of the modern motion picture theatre. They wouldn't have believed it!
In the transition from those days to this modern age we owe a great
deal to electricity. Today—we are dependent upon it in hundreds of
ways. It will do more for us in the days to come!
In the future Hydro will serve industry, the home and the Farm in even
greater measure than in the past. Plan now, to let Hydro lighten your
tasks and make your living more comfortable in the brighter days ahead.
THE HYDROELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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district president, Wingham. There
will be an institute contest. Music.
by Olary Procter, Lunch comrmnittee
Mrs. N. Keating, Mrs, M. Barnes
and Mrs. T. D. Johnston, A11 the
Ladies of `the community are urged
to be present,
F0. Archie 'Young, R.A.F. }terry
Command, is spending a furlough
with his motaer, Mrs. Edna Young,
5th line' of Morris. His headeuort-
ers is at present at Nassau, Baham-
as. He has flown to many foreign
countries, including India, Egypt,
and North Alum. Mrs, young has
three other sons in the services.
FO. Alex \'ethers of Hamilton
who was missing in Belgium for
tour months this , year and who
arrived home one week ago, is with
I relatives 'nore,
Miss Helen r21iompson, R, N.,
who has accepted a position at
Victoria 13os1'ital, London 1s spend.
ing a few days with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Frank Thompson, concess-
ion. 9, East Wawanosh.
LAC. Kenneth Wheeler, who has
511*
been stationed at Yorktoa, Sask.,
has been posted to White Horse,
Yui=aa Te••r•itory,
ltit^ I.'ryagee; ptaufsr, 3ra Van (
caurp.
'fire program for the next rneet
lug will be arranged by Ruth ?rig- 111 COUNTY OF HURON
gins and Ferne NetherY• The rect. I
or, Hev, P Il. Streeter, 1,111 pre. Notice is hereby givetr that I
pare the log book. The meeting will have contp,iecl with Section 8 of the
be 110119 at .a0 home of Mre, John VOTII]RS' L1ST ACT ' and that 1
Vast Camp. Mr. Streeter pronouneed lint•'• posted all at nsy cfftee lu 1911101
the benediction, after which lurch on the Seveutienth day of November,
Brick W.M.S. Meets ! R. vote in the said Municipality at
was nerved by the hostess.' 1044, the list of all persons entitled
Mrs, Wilde Irwin was hostess to I Municipal elections and that such
t.hc- Women's Missionary Society of list remain there for inspection,
Brick United Church, Nast Wawa. And I hereby call upon all voters
nodi 011 Thursday afternoon, Mrs, to faire irnrneniate proeeedinre to
S. Mclturney aiid her group wore have any errors or omissions cor-
In charge of the worship :arnica, reefed according to Jaw, the .est day'
Mrs. Irwin gave a reading and Mrs, for appeal being the Saturday, Dec -
J. T. Currie sang a solo. Mrs, Cecil I ember 2nd, 1944.
Coultes read a chapter from the J, H. PEAR
study book, "West Of the Date Clerk of Municipality of the
Line.". The president, Mrs. L. Township of Grey.
Wightman,, was in charge of the
. business period when names of
, men' of the church overseas were
• drawn and each will receive ti let-
ter from the member who drew his
name. Spe'rran—Bfehn
Mrs G. Beecroft and Miss 0, LISTOWP;L — A quiet marriage
McGowan conducted a sale and
bazaar prepared by the Mission
Band at which 99.75 was realized.
The next meeting will be held et
the )tone of Mrs, Robert Coultas.
VOTERS' LISTS 1944
TOJ1NNw HIP OP GREY
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W EDDING
s:
AUTUMN
The fields of golden grain ars rut,
There's nothing left but stabble,
The fields that once were green
with grass
With golden Tod are yellow.
The milkweed pods are getting
ripe,
Soon we'll go and gather,
As many pods as we can find,
To help to make life savers,
was solemnized by. Rev. G. W.
Moore Saturday afternoon at 1190
o'clock at the United Church par-
sonage when Lucille fliabeth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Biehr, "Listowel, became the bride
01 Lloyd John Speiran, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Iiartwell Speiran, 12th
concession of Elma township. The
couple was unattended, " Mr, and
Mrs, Speiran will take up residence
on the town line east.
Hamilton—Collis
ATWOOD — The marriage of
Mildred E., daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Ed, Collie, of Henllryn, to Stan-
ley R. Hamilton, also of Henfryn,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Hamilton, of the 6th concession of
Elms, Township, teak place in. Tor -
The luscious plums are getting onto, )The officiating clergyman.
ripe, was Rev Norman McMurray. The
And apple trees hang laden attendants were Mrs. Harry Eddy,
The birds are chirping in the trees, sister of the bridegroom, and Har-
i know they soon will leave as; old Baster, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, both of Toronto. Mr.
Georgia Dunbar, and Mrs, Hamilton will reside on
"he animal meeting of the Aagli• Ethel, Ontario, f ' bridegroom's farm at Henfryn.
can Yourg People's Association of
Trinity Chum was held oa Friday `
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, William Van Camp.
The following officers were elect -'I
eft: President, Ruth Bradburn;
vice-president, Jack Van Camp;
secretary, Lorna Dunbar; treasurer,'
'ADVERTISING RA'YES
Classified Ads rearm) 26o
Over telephone or charged 35o
In Memoriam 50e
Card of Thanks Igo
BIr hs, Marriages Deaths Free
GREY
Mrs, Geo, Warwick and Mrs, Jas.
Shortreed and Jim Warwick and
Thos. 'Strachan enjoyed a visit to
j Toronto during thepast week, The
former visited at the home of her
son Robt and Mrs, Warwick.
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?RICE 9004
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The worst inflation came AFTER the war the last time ... to be followed by disastrous
deflation, unemployment and confusion. For Canada to manage successfully the change
back to peace, maintain employment, and meet the world's competition we must
continue to, have stable economic conditions.. To protect the individual from rising costs of
living and later unemployment we must continue to prevent inflation.
To prevent a repetition of the conditions followingthe last war
PRICE CONTROL MUST BE MAINTAINED
AS LONG AS INFLATION THREATENS US.
This can only be done if production is efficient and economical, costs are kept, down
and consumers refuse to pay more than ceiling prices.
1122 05 0N8 OP A 5E0125 154300 6y frit ooVERNMENr or CANADA TO EMPHASIte214 IMPORTANCE
02 PREVENTING A FURTHER ME TN SHE C0sr of LIVING NOW, ANO DEFLATION LATER
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eeeseleibreellet
One person can start lel.
When one poison demands mere for
Gooch or services he compels othots to
do the same and Price Control goes out
the window.
OLD
VIRGINIA
PIPE TOBACCO
lis a real
pipe smoker's
tobacco
CLASSIFIED
ABS
WANTED—
A pair of boy's skates, eine 3,
Phone 31
FOR SALE—
Cedar
-_ 9! '.00 a cord.
Phone 106s'r-4 L. R. Dryans.
FOR SALE -
75 White Leghorn Pullets,
Phone 40-r-23 W. B. Hoy.
FOR SALE—
Cedar for kindling,
John Alcock Phone 42-r-8.
FOR SALE -
130 Leghorn Pullets 7 months old.
phone 75-r-17 Wm Maun
FOR SALE
Jersey Cow, 8 years old due Dec.
10th.
Phone 24-r-12,
FOR SALE-
25 Good Portland Cutter's; 5 set of
Sleighs.
Jack Thynne
FOR SALE—
Apple cider also a quantity of
cedar for kindling,
Joe Brewer Phone 12-r-11
FOR SALE -
100 Cord of Wood, Soft Maple and.
Elm (mostly Elm).
John McDonald Phone 27-r-14.
WANTED -
2
Pairs of Children's Skates, sizes
1 and 2.
Phone 25-r-5.
FOR SALE -
1.6 Pigs, 6 weeks old and a quantity
o4 Dry Wood,
Phone 42 -r -S Wm. Blake
FOR SALE—
S pigs about 6 weeks -old also a
quantity of dry wood,
phone 42 -r -S W. Blake
LOST—
A Red Heifer about 900 lbs. from
Lot 23. Cott. 5, Morris Twp,
Ward Seliere Phone 12-r-7.
4
FOR SALE -
150 Single Comb White Leghorn
Pullets, commencing to lay.
Phone 40-r-9 Duncan McDonald
FOR SALE—.
A brand new heavy-duty bail -
bearing drill press, combination for
power or hand turning. Any person
interested Phone 50-r-4.
Ross Cardiff,
CLEARING AUCTION.SALE
Farm Stock Implements end
Household Effects
Lot 4, Gon0esslon 6, Huiiett Twp.
1>✓a miles East of Kinburn
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER gist and 22nd
AT 1 P.M.
Full line of Farm Stock and
Implements will be sold
on Tuesday, Nov 21.
Household effects on Wed-
nesday.
TERMS—CASH
HAROLD JACKSON—Auctioneer
JOHN NOTTINGHAM—Prop.
Rave your
EYES
Proper1yCared
for
NOW
Fo Fe HOlmisth
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 11S Hiktrisittei
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