The Brussels Post, 1952-9-24, Page 5181.35 •
WOW MANY
YEARS TIL
ou
ARE 65?
.eek 41are 91/ AT 65 YOU'LL NEED
A RETIREMENT INCOME. ies human to
put things, off, but planning a retirement
Income now costs you less In the long runl
A Canadian Government Annuity Is a
positive savings program. At 65 you can
receive a regular monthly Income for Me,
guaranteed by the Government of Canada.
No medical exam required. If you miss a
payment your contrad won't lapse,
CANADA
iREPARTMENT
tP LABOUR
FOR SALE —
1 My eame h)_
1 I rive at-..-
-��
W
1 -----^----- Date of Blrlh,--.--.-......__-
LApe when Annuity to dart„„„;,......, Il h
wr 1 ond."tand that Informelton alum w b. hold tenni ttal
PLAY SAFE ... POR SECURITY...
INVEST IN A GOVERNMENT, ANNUITY!
FIND OUT HOW LITTLE IT COSTS YOU NOW!
MAIL Tor. ptllb,N.(Annuities. uaurOttawapollso)
Please send me Information showing how a Canadian
Government Annuli,/ can bring me security at low cost.
3lodern )ted Erick Honda on west
oldie of Victoria, Park. New modern
1eYaroom, hot and coin water, Town
seater S350,00.
lEngh -Pearson, Btvasets Phone U
FOR SALE —
Mardbody Wood, Limb and Cedar
dor kindling, Slabs hard and soft.
Blocks for furnace.
Jazaes Stevenson ?hone 60r4
,3eparatora altsd MThters.
Arc, Plot s, Manure
Cr renders
Lime and Fcrtitz r Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Dry wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spzes des'.,
Mowers, Hay Lotcd -s,
alley Forage Blowers and
Rule as 11gfi..
We also ace repairs fear
DGccr 'Cockshastt Tree:tosm.
-+R Oealere tar
Oawar :mplements
MORRfTt Sr WP.IG}i
Blyth. Ont
PHONE
STONE'S
FOR
PROMPT REMOVAL Or
DEAD OR DISABLED ,
•e COWS - HORSES,
VM STONE SONS LTD.
; N'v'...OLLECT
INGERSOLL 21
BRUSSELS 72
rvs
Ca: ANEROOK
The Annual Rally Day Service
Lias observed in Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sjunday, Sept, 21 at
'11 11. pt. A children's choir sang
two Hymns and Serrature readings
were glue" by Linda .Dunn and
Nereid Huether• The offering was
taken by Dianne Engel, Sandra
Vhehel, John. Strickler and John
T'erria Jr. There will be no services
in Cranbrook church on Sunday next
Sept. 23, owing to anniversary ser-
virus
ervices in Ethel Presbyterian March.
Mrs. Clare Ometeatl spent last
week in T4stowel with Miss Myrtle
Hunter.,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cameron and
Carni, Sarnia, were week -end visit-
ors with Mr. and Mac. Allen earner -
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Smnlldon, Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Bray, and Mr. and
Mrs, Alvin Hunter, Seafortch, rail
❑nenfthe week -end in Saginaw
where they attended the wedding of
Mitis Sally Annp Smeiran and Mr
Thos. Thomson. Sunder evening
the bride and groomarrived at the
1r gne of the bride to grandmother,
Mrs. ,Tnhm Pride. 13th con.. leaving
Monday 'for Nin:atana relict sn4 other
'snin'ta.
The September meeting of Glee
Cranbrook W. 'Lives held Tthesdary
night at 8.30 in the Community
Centre,. with the president, Mins.
Lloyd Michel in the chair. The meet -
in, opened with the singing of the
Onemrtna. Ode and repeating the
Institute Creed and the Loid's'
prayer in unison; unhe minutes of
the haat nlPcting were read by the
pr.r,.tarn=. Several items of bolsi.
neat were disontseod. Mrs. 3't.. W,'
Whitfield. Mas. C. •Stelfler and Mrs.'.
Rnaael Knight were a)pointed to
finish the planning of the October
bus trip. Mrs. O. Mettler and
USED CARS
1947 Kaiser Sedan
1946 Chev. Coupe
1937 Pontiac Coach
Many Older Models
USED TRUCKS
1946 Ford 3 ton Stake
1951 Chev. Sedan Delivery,
With ail' condition
areosiesesomastees
Riverside Motors
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Texaco gas and oils
Phone 56 Brussels, Ont.
THE .RUSSETS PAST
Mrs, Stealer were appointed lead-
ers for the girls sewing pours
"Cottaan May. De Stuart; Mrs,
nTtchel ,aired Mrs, 1-lyndmen were
atppoinited as delegates to attend
the Guelph Area Convention in
Kitchener on Oct. 7 and 8.
It was decided to cater for a tur-
key -dinner for the Federation of
Agrioniture in Oct.. and .at this
Wainer r all ,the girls belonging to any
On all 3 tate clubs hi the past year
their leaders and aesietant leader%
are to receive complimentary tick-
ets -from the institute.
Tt wins 'robed to have a display at
the Brussels Fall Fair in the W, I.
Competition.The meeting was nueti turned over
to Mrs. Hu'ether convenor of Citizen-
ship and Education, The roll Dell
was answered with a. "Problem in
Child Discipline" and haw I over-
came :it" Mrs. Simlart McNair gave
'a splendid motto, "As the Twig is
hent. so the tree will grow", Anne
Ste�feler gave a.talk on behalf of, the
Cube on their twig to London Fair.
Mrs. Cr. Knigrttt introdgeed the
g1IHSt speaker, Mr. Pltrmsteel, Prin.
cipal of Sea forth High School, who
spoke on "lPd:ueatlon•al Phvohology"
his talk was thoroughly,. enjoyed and
very educational. He also gave a
slight tent on "Colour Blindness",
Mrs. M. Tlluether thanked the speak-
er, A short skit was put on by
anm.e of The members of 11.' "Corn..
flower Garden OWL" Th. meeting
closed with slinging "The Queen".
Tanta was served -in the basement•
by thehcgtesse Mrs. D. Me.
Taggart, Maes K. McFarlane, Mrs.
D. Corlett and Mrs. S. Campbell.
t'.UILDING AN
0, AI-UMINUM EMPIRE
Ln. j Iu the remote and sky -piercing
e 'Calmed° rlpnge of northern British
Cohwnbta, an aluminum eanph'e is
Struggltlpg into being amid feats of
engineering daring that dazzle the
imagination. Kitimat — the new
aluminum capital — will he it dream
city. Toil will not want to miss
this article in the Star Weekly of
September 27 in which James Ntco,
Star Weekly staff wrttr tells of the
fantastic planss underway in the
development of a virgin corner of
Canada.
'FOR SALE —
Coleman Oil ilut'ner, large size,
in new condition.
Wood's Store Brussels.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
13ave Septra ay.pumped the
Sanitary Way,
Schools and Public Buildings
given prompt attention.
Reasonable Rates.
FOR SALE —
Potatoes. also 1 — 600 x 16 tire
and rube. 2 — 600 x 16 reliners.
W. J. Procter Phone 184.13
Bilmssels, Ont.
WTNGHANM MEMORIAL
Always s targe. 'weir In 6hetassse
Granites to Chose from
All modern machinery.
ramous for
Cemetery lettering • eoeelsKr
Artistic Memorial*
• ... reasonable ark**.
R- A. SPorrom
I5s — Winahttrn. Os.;
•
Wednue�sdla'y, Sort, hh, L E$
1-6 tD parwiteefik
"It's Simple When You Know How."
And by a coincidence, that's the title of
the Commerce booklet telling women
the whys and hows of day to day
banking. Get your copy at your branch
of The Commerce today.
When you know and understand haw to
bank efficiently, then the thought of
Savings becomes second nature to ybu.
You can put wheels on your wish,
whether it's a vacation trip next year,
or a bicycle, or even a car ... if you get
into the important habit of saving.
You'll discover that just a little each
week builds up surprisingly.
eeda ea Amy IIOIO/
•
Ask for your copy at your local branch, or write
to Frances Terry, Head Office, The Canadian Bank
of Commerce, Toronto.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
a
"TO
PERFORMERS"
...on crnyjob!
Regardless of what 'your hauling need may be, Chevrolet trucks are engineered to
giveyou top performance In every way.
Let's look at power/ Chevrolet gives you four great Valve -in -Head engines to choose
from -the 92 HP Thriftmaster, 105 HP Loadmaster, 114 HP Torquemaster and the
mighty 120 HP Workmaster, Each is "tops" in Its class for rugged, economical power.
Let's look at features,Chevrolet trucks offer you every feature you need to carry the
load and haul the load safely„dependably and economically. Frames, springs, axles,
recirculating ball steering and transmissions are engineered
and built to unsurpassed standards of excellence.
Above all, let's look at value! Check the comparative values
of Chevrolet trucks and you'll see for yourself why Chevrolet
gives you more for your money. That's why more truck users
buy these "top performers” than any other maks)
A
GENERAL MOTOR.
VALUE
CT -6528
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
Riverside Motors . Brussels Ontario