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Why State'Fiarm
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policyholders
3—Overhead costs are lowered by concentrating all routine Work
in the issuance of policies In the State Farm office builtting in
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WALTON
cflZ EBVSSELS POZIT
rustling by ales. W, livana. It was
I decided to bring either new articles. '!�
Of ,ciotniuls• or those in good condi-
tia0 to the next meettugle le be Gent
to the Salvation Army. A vote of
ItutR M was tendered Illus. Blake for
tJro use or bar bonne end a'ftor the
singing of the National Anthem the
hostess served a dainty lunch.
You Roll'Them BeHer'With
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C`',fG•ARETTT TOBACCO,.
WEN AltRAN ROO
Mika I3easla Moses event 0 coup'sholdwith ihotra peelingat'
of days with :Mr, anti rYrs• Jos', on Siztiday evening goon
hoses unUrs. s last gruels, soo 1toPe lenduuse. The President Miss Mae
to hear .fir's, ticks. vvdll soon U'1 1. Fischer presiding, the meeting open_
UeUter again, 1spar/logg J'ohneton 8 ed with the singing 08 psalm no, 74.
nim,, and The Lora',s Prayer was repeated ie
a sella spent ails .Sunday aftur'nnon unison, The Scriptue lesson, taken
with her parents and and Mrs. ; iruur the 14th chapter of Jahn, was
It Edward d and son. read by Miss Doris Portei, The
Mrs, Jas. L Leishman spent a few •10(00105 of the previous meeting
days. with Mr. and ales. harry Bos' were read by •tUe secretary Mrs. L.
man. H. Gordon, H-Iysnn no. 559 was
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hamilton and : sung and the offering was received.
During the business period, it oar.
two daughters visited on Sunday I
evening with Mr. and Mrs, Alex +`Ie» I ,•led that the meetings close
Ewen, 1st line,
summer months, it was also
Mr, and Mrs. Melville Mothers and i• d
Arnold and Evelyn spent a. white
I that the offering receive
missionary meetings would
mi Sunday afternoon with his father Marls the P.X.P S. Mission
jeer•
Rev, J. E, Taylor led in prayer
and Hen= 494 was sung. Tho
topie was taken by Miss Mae
Final Or choosing for the text, 1'
"Jesus who said, "I am the way and ;
the truth also said, 1 am the life,"
,taken from t+he lith chapter of John
iho sixth verse, Hymn no. 091 was
sung an the meeting came to a close
by singing the National Anthem.
The benediction was pronounced by
the leader.
The people of this comannni,ty are
pleased to see Mr. Michel able to be
up and around again, after his
serious illness.
i and aunts and brother.
A large number of neighbors at-
tended a shower on Friday evening
in honor of Mr, and Mr., R. Bolton
and presented them with a purse of
money.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woods. and
son and Mr. Will Woods also Miss
Agnes Hastings) visited on Thursday
evening with Mr, and Mrs. Melville
Mathers and family.
Miss Janet Robertson or Brussels
spent Sunday with her mother sill
brother.
In the United Church on Sunday
morning Rev. C. Tavener Preached
at the service in Knox Presibyteriaa.
Church. Rev. F. G. Fowler, occu-
pied the pulpit. Mrs. C. Tavener
addressed 'the WM!S- at' the regu-
lar morning service in the United
Church Brussels, on .Sunday. Rev.
F. G. Fowler conducted the eve-
ning service in the Presbyterian
church Teesiwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Wray and
daughter Patsy, Brantford, with
Mr. and ,Mrs. H. Shiell; Miss Joan
Scott, Sea1orth, with Miss Florence
Fowler; MPS. John Pugh, Mitchell.
with Mr. and MTS. H. A. Ramsay;
Mr, and Mrs, J. A, Geddes, Bel -
grave, with Mrs. Robertson and
Miss M. Fraser; Eldon McItinney.
Toronto, with ate brother, W. 14,
McKinney; Harvey Messer, Toros•
to, with his lather, John Messer;
Idr. and Mrs. G. A. Love with Mrs
A fair attendance was present at
the W.M.S. Thankofferiug sneetiug
on April 25th when Mrs. Wm.
Britton of Constance gave a helpful
report of the London Conference.
,Strese was laid. upon' the women's
duty in making Dhristlan.homes, and
The bet,
in promoting temperance.
erage room would destroy the
church if it could and the church
could destroy the beverage room
if ft would. 'Miss Mildred Sellers'
solo was appreciated.
c About two hundred friends and
neighbors assembled at Walton
Oommiunity Hall on Wed. evening,
April 23rd, to do honor to Mr, and
Mrs. Bab Kirkby on the event of
• their recent marriage. The hours
Arlto RepatY¢p s before lunch were spent in dancing
g" ' to music supplied by the Blyth
Any make o String Orchestra, Atter the serv-
ing of a dainty lunch the bride a.sd
groom were called to the Platform
while Mr. E. Sellers read an ap-
propriate address and Herb Travis
and ,Stewart Humphrey on behalf of
the community presented the young
couple with a studio couch. The' Love's parents, at Seatorth; Mr.
groom responded in a few well ches_ and Mrs. J. Marshall, Listowel, with
en remarks, atter which Mr. 11, B. Mr. and Mrs. G. 0, Thornton; Mr.
Kirkby delighted the audience with Mrs, Edward Johnston and son Oarl,
a couple of songs in his usual gond and Mr. and Mrs. Snarling Johnston
style, accompanied by Mrs. Kirkby attended a shower and social even -
at the piano. Dancing was resum- ing at Gorrie in honor of . and
ed with the Watson Orchestra sup- Mr's. Clarence Sperling;
re
plying the music and was continued and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
till the wee ma, hours and all Btneton, bridal couple of the 2nd eon,
otssion oe Morris. gathered at their
home and presented them with a
shower. The evening Nved5 spent in
dancing,
Cars, Trucks
or Tactors
thoroughly overhauled
and reconditioned
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Leghorn. Barred P. Rocks
ricks
Besides offering chicks and pullets for the balance of the
season, I wish to thank all old and new customers for their
business and continued support.
I have not many early pullets for sale now and the chicks
are pretty well sold on some hatches.. .
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CAUL OR'PHONE—
Alec 'Woodrow
BRUSSFJ:S, (77.4) ONTARIO
go to-
ary Pro'
Dealer I dispersed wishing the young couple
long lite and happiness.
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WESTERN CANADA Special bargain ••EXCURSIONS
FROM ALL STATIONS IN EASTERN CANADA
GOING DAILY — MAY 17 - 28, 1941, INCLUSIVE
Return Limit; 45 days
`TICKETS GOOD IN—
„.COACHES at fares approximately lyec per mile.
TOURIST Sleeping Cars at fares approximately 1%o per mile
STANDARD Sleeping Cars at fares approximately 1%c per mile
• Cost of Accommodation In Sleeping Cars Additional
,.HAGGAGE checked, Stopovers at Ali Points enreute
Similar Excursions from Western to Eastern Canada
During Same Period
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ASK FOR HAND SILL
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We will clean or put a New
Main Spring in awn'
make of watch for Si
Ali work guaranteed
for one year
Mrs. A. Strettofl
Jeweller Brussels
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WATCHMAKER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
CANADA AND THE U. S. A,
Alarm Clock Special for Sat.
Silverbell Si.40 Givaranteed1 year
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FOR SALE --
'16 Reconditioned Pianos' at the
Mildmay Furniture Store $s5 Easy ,
Free delivery. Open evenings.
P duo . New
Terms. Also New
and 'Geed Singer Sewing Machines.
J. F. Shirt' & Sons, Mildmay.
SUPERIOR S rORE
QUALITY SERVICE
SPECIALS FOR --THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY
SSC
Blue Boy Gaffes • , .... • ..... 1 M bag • • 25c each
Five String Brooms Special each
Carnation Milk .. • • , large tin
Formaldehyde, for treating grain 1,6 oz bottle 25c
23c
Van Camp Tomatoes . 2 large 28 oz. tins 13c
Lifebuoy Soap . • . • • • • , • 2 bars for
Millett Seed • • ••••, • , ••.•" • • per tb 5c
Rennie's Mengel & Turnip Seeds — -- OneH h $1 25
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Ladies Good -Morning Frocks
CLEARANCE of Ladies Voile Dresses . , • • • ' .............each ' •"• . each
19c
Girls' Sockees - . 59c
pr
Ladies' Super -Chiffon Hose • • •••• • per pr, 25c
Boys' Fancy Satin Caps eac2 lb for 25c
Onions, Dutch Sets • • • • • •.
Wry. Ziegler
Highest Prices Paid For Eggs. Ethel
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Mr. Burnett, Alma, is a guest at *.9'
the home of his daughter Mrs. Wm.
Smith, 6th line,
School at 512. No. 3 was closed
Part of this week owing to sickness
of the teacher with the measles; the
trustees were not able to secure a
teacher during the vacancy.
Majestic Women's institute
She April meeting of the Majesth
institute was held at the home o.
Mrs. Wm. Blake on Thurs. after.
noon„ April 10th. Mrs, Claire Long
presided end fifteen members an
swered the roll call of a "Haase
cleaning Hint." There was also a
number of visitors vresent.
Atter the opening exercises the
secretary read the minutes of the
last meeting and gave the financial
report show'ing the receipts for the
year to be $1113.58; the expenditures
$79,75 leaving a balance on hand of
$33,83. The election of officers for
the ensuing year then followed with
Mrs. Claire Long, President; Mee,
Thos. Davideon, lst Vice President;
Miss Sewall Mcltinnosi, 2nd Vice
President; 'Mrs. John Sbeir, Secre-
tary. Plans and suggestions for
our program for 1941.48 were then
given by the members present and
many members offered their homes
tor the meetings. The May meet-
ing Ss Le be held at the home of Alii,
Bert Hemingway with the t0p10 or
"Farm Home Beautifdeatiom" to be
dealt with. There will also be a
demonstration on rho making of
seeds and flower slips will take
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Highest quality English worsteds and serges go
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Faultlessly tailored in single or double breasted
styles in navy and black stripes, air force blue,
green and light blue novelty weaves and patterns.
You must see this wide assortmnt of smart new
suits. You'll he delighted with this grand show-
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New Sheer Dresses
For Spring and Summer Wear.
Here's the first arrivals in summer
dresses. Excellent quality sheer dresses
in Soldier blue, turquoise, Rose, Beige,
and black—Come in either full circle
skirts or pleated types—Complete with
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You must see this new rack of tailored
type dresses in washable Celanese.
They're gaily flowered, dotted or stripes
in a wide variety of patterns and color
combinations. AU sizes All
have short sleeves
4.95
We've had the biggest millinery season in over 40 years of
business. The reason is simply that we have a choice and
selection unequalled by any city store—Hundreds of new
hats are arriving every week—Come here for the latest and
smartest in women's hats - 1.95 tO 5.00 `
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