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The Canadian Bank
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FREDERICK F. HOMUTH
Nun. B., R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R. 0.
Mrs. H. Vio10 Homuth R. O.
Optometehts
Phone 118 Hare Myo., OM.
Separators Hid Mows.
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders.
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
boli wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plewa, lis, Spreaders,
• Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers and
Hansa ,Mitt
We also ave reply f r
Oliver Cockshutt Tractors,
envier. -.n DGa len :yr
ocs,cr :mplamonta
MORRITI & WRIGHT
• Blyth, Ont.
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PHONE
STONE'S
FOR .
PROMPT REMOVAL OF
DEAD OR DISABLED
COWS — HORSES
WM. STONE SONS LTD.
PHONE COLLECT
INOIRSOLL 21
BRUS$BLB 72
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TO VANCOUVER
Dally from TORONTO via MINAKI
WINNIPEG - SASKATOON
EDMONTON - JASPER
Standard and tourist sleeping
tears), bedroomai compartments,
buffet, Muncie, dining car,
Modern' ceaohee,
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mr, and Mrs J, '11: Lane of Luck
now 'visited on Wednesday and
Thursday . with Rev. A, and Mrs,
Lane.
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Mr. Earl Somers and family
ed with Mr. Archie Holmes
family in Brantford on Sunday,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Beer
Lillian Mitcell) left for their
to Winnipeg. The best wishes of
rrnlmnnity go witn them.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Hs McKinnon
Blues"alb, Mrs. A. Armstrong and
Mr. Duncan AlcKinon spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Spence Mc-
Kinnon of Georgetown.
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.T. P. McKay of Brantford. form-
erly of Grey Twp.. entertained the
McIC1nnon family and connections
of Bluevale and Brussels including
Mr, and Mrs. Robert H. McKinnon,
Air, and Mrs. John TC. McTavish and
sans and Mrs. Tames ATcTami h, Mn.r
Ales Armstrong and Dlumoan Mc-
Kinnon of Brn;seels,
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Airs. Dave Hastings and. family,
Mrs. Joe Brewer and Jack Lowe
were in London on Sunday and visa•
P(7 tv�7bh Harry Bowler who Is still
Patient at St. Joseph's Hospital,
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ALra. ,lark Lowe ;,a attending a eon•
elution at Brockville this week as
5.p1 ..-. +p from Ladies Anxillary
n the Cnnodinn T,egion Nn, 218, Otte
f the i1 hdights of the Convention
ri host strip through the Thorrse,nd
Ia nds.
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J. E. Brewer, Mead coal merchant,
as OMB Of a panty of four, who lett
Sunday on a-condjuroted tour of the
al shines at Scranton, Pennsylvanilt
a, guest of the Treason Coal. Co.
Mrs, Harold Lawson, Clinton. and.
rs. 17. Beckwith, missionary to
dubinrl called at the home of
lson Cinr'ddff, 390). Moses and Jolrnt
latches, last WedneedeV, Mrs%
iert�ltit is a daughter of the late
hn and Airs. Wilson ;and was born
the 2nd line df Morrds. meter the
mPly moved to -T3'arrow, Essex
rinity Mrs:'Beckrwith'' (Elisabeth)
ent triirlty.on.p yeses In Tn811n• She
d ',pm 11,44,mA anent last year In
'OP 0 and now Ifo TTniterl filnrrch
solidi ie them to Tried/lad, where
Bacwith will assist In the'
diner of a Hl1h School for Tracer
tan pnM,a,
HOW PRESIDENTIALi MELViLLE CHURCH W. M. S.
• CANDIDATES ARE SMEARED i
I,nar+uu how Presidential candidates
l front George 4Vaslhington;s Vete to
the preset have been vicuna of
Inuti-alleging, TT. V. Iialtonlbo1.0
khowls itow such attacks have
brought distasiter to vietiiws, Read
""The Big Smear" in this Sunday's
(Oot, 12) Ittsuo of the great. Color
Gravure American Weelely exodus.
-rely ;Pith The .Dettr'ait Sunday
Tinea,
CLASSIFIED ADS,
FOR SALE.. -
Large size Jiaobo& Heater, could be
used to treat :a small house.
'Roy, Coueirts Phone 92
FDR SALE —
300 Warwick's Red Pullets, 6 mons,
elle larydng 50%,
Graham Work
Phone ISATIS
I FOR SALE ._
An edtension Enamel Table white
with green trim.
Plane 50r2,
FOR SALE —
490 White Le
grh,orn Pullets, 6
months old, Roe bred. Atwood, also ,p
11 sucking pigs.
Phone 24r9'
I)
idle October meeting for the W
M, S. 103 Arlville PIT'S byteriat
Church was had in the school room
00 I'rhlay Oct. 3rd at 3 o'clock, with
Airs nation presiding, Tice' meeting
was opened by repeating in unison
Vac Lord's Pralyer, followed by
Psalm 49. Mrs, Wes, Kerr read the
SariI>iturt lesson from Qhal>t 12, 3c4.
macer luy prayer by arm Robert
Seait. The seer report given
Airs. W. Smith and the-treas.
poatt by Mts. C, Backer, followed
by
re.
h
4he burettes section of meeting. Mrs,
Jahn Work reported that the Supply
Comm/Otos that the paaicels Lead
been paelred ,*d forwarded to White -
Church. St was 'decided to bold the
regular Novelnber meeting in unison
with ,the "Tm so Thankful Tea" at
the home of Mne. J. Work, commit-
tee appointed to help Mrs. Work, as
follows• Mrs. C., Matheson, Ars, J.
Yui11 and Mrs. Jas, S. Armstrong.
The roll call was ,responded to by
22 ladies present. Current Events
prepared by Mos W. Spear were
read by Mrs. Matheson. Mrd. Georg" .
r 2vens, read information gathered
Errors three letters, one from For
ntosia the other two from 13rirti*h
C-'f+ana which Miss B. Mn-ses had
prepared. The topic Chapter 5 of
"Meet the S0mth Americans" was • s
t'p -y ably Pu^tsetated by Mrs.-17nral4
Speir a,n4 .had been preonrp.d by Mrs. •, A
Poke Speir. T-Tymn 582 was sung..
hollowed' by a short prayer by Airs .
Fuiton,. The 'nerd insr ivae closed
1' repeating the AT15052 Benediction.
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CRx�?._MP, r, -
giving w,aai given by the nlenrbers
In roll call response. A. list of all
i articles included in the Supply bale
Was -given by the secretary, who also
read the mien:les. Nov, 16 was
chose Tor the TUiank,offerlrrg ser.
vice for the Society lat which Rev,
• W. M. rlyo4in'an M. A. will speajt.
Several items of business were tits -
cussed. Miss Attlee J, Forrest and
Mrs. W, M, Hyndnhaat were appoint-
ed to take the Scripture and
Meditation at the Sectional meriting
Wag hold in Bluevale on. Oct, 17
at 2 15, Tn. For our November meet-
ing a speaker will be present and
members of our Young Women's
Auxiliary and the Union vv. M. Sop.
inky will be guests. The word,
',refuge" was chosen for roll call.
Mrs. Cllana. Omatead read an initer-
eR'tinlg Thlan1csprrn'ineg topic and a
story ,'T made God my Panther" was
read by MM. I-rannl4 ,Taeklin..111 re-
peated +the Lord's Prayer and the
Prcrsident pronounced the Benudtat•
ion. Lunch was served by the host-
ess and a-cceial time enjoyed:
On Sulnday next a special seer -lee
Of Tlhanlas4ivtnl; will be herd in
Knox Church at 11 a, m. with
Minister Rev, `1 T, M. Hyndman, M.A.
in the pulpit.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Lytle Gordon and Mrs, 011aaa
tend were Mlnrvis Kathleen and
?nude Gordon and Mrs. George Ran-
lo111e, 1' ellsceberg, 'ankl Mr, and
Hareld Faeert,t. and Mr. and
lrs. Stanley Vanlstoae. Goderich.
Mr. and Mss. Ross Speira.n, Sag
naw were n,eek,end guests with
Motives hese,
AUKS Marlon Mel, rr+lebraterl Iter
ath birthday on Monday evening
v entertaining her schoolmates to
a weinei' roa:a4 at Point Clarke,
travelling there and hark by h-,nk_
nt...,. tt' AT. Hvndman nn4 Mrs.
IP %Helm! urn 'q KRMllrmer as dela
t,ot�s to the Area Cnnven Lon nr
1T'nn,.on's institute. fhe
Emerson Mitchell
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Buneth of little Pigs just weaned,
also bunch of minas.
Phone 15r+5
Joe Holmes j
WANTED
Someone to feed cattle for the
winter either by the gain or month,
Silage preferred.
Gordon Knight Phone 43325
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HOUSE. -FOR SALE —
For ryufek sale house and Int In
Brussels formerly owned by Thoma,;
W. Mitchell estate, write box 61 or
Phone 38 Listowel, Ont.
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anal• MAN WANTED —
Rawieigh business now open in 1i
Huron County, Trade well establish -
(nee I ed, Excellent opportunity, Full Iiiii
Incme 1 time, Write at once. Rawleigh's
the Dept. MI J-152.189, Montreal.
FOR SALE —
or Anyone wishing good gravel at
reasonable prices; lane gravel and
sand. Will take orders for cement
blocks.
Mitchell Elliott Phone 13r13
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�0R SALE •-
TTardhadv Wood, Limb and Cedar
'for kindling. Slabs herd and soft,
Brock* for furnace. -
tnmes Stevenson 'Phone 60r4
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.FOR SALE —
White frame house. 7 rooms, bard
and soft water in the house, pressure
system. Situated in Village of Blue -
vale. apply to
Sperling Yeo Phone 610W4 Whig -
ham.
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HONEY FOR SALE —
Geltyour honey supply now Clover.
Golden or Light Amber, A11 freak
from tate extractor at regular prices.
Lloyd Wheeler Phone 21r8
WANTED—
rued - and :Rammed rarer unlace.
's•l0`a,p for prompt oiek-v0. rel
nnrny at eTlhonven 'l'tbw
l.
ir1_. COt111rt.
FOR SALE —
100 .acre berm, hydro. good house,
barn, driveshed, henhouse, good
bush, priced at 96,000.00,
100 acre farm, good hoose 3 barns,
priced at $6000.00.
100 acre farm on County Road, house
large barn, alio hydro in the house
priced at $6000.00,
75 acre farm, good house wttb all'
modern conroontenees, pressure
sytem, water softener, steel driving
shed, large barn, priced at $9000,90,
100 erre farm, close to highway,
good red brick house, hydro, steel
drive shed, large barn, priced to sell
at $8,700.00,
Number :of good houses In ^ thd`
Village of :Brusae1s.
J. O. Tong, Real l2state Broker.
Plane !t4 Rtiessets, Ont.
DEAD STOCK_
DEAD AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS REMOVER
PROMPTLY FOR SANITARY
DISPOSAL.
Telephone Collect
BRUSSELS 85R12
ELMIRA 564
GORDON YOUNGr
LIMITED
T,he W. M. S. of Knox Presbyter- bi
al Ohiurdh held their regular meet.
g in the Thome of Mrs. John
olhnock, with the president, Mn*.
. M. Hyndman presiding. In open.
g a prayer was offered and Psalm
5 road. A brief prayer of Thanks-
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ORISTS!
DON'TRISK LOSING
os DRIVER'S LICENCE
TWS 1,,Gt.0E MAST 310000110 •T OrtMTO,I 001 VAL10 TO OnnATt„ MOrOa VLH)0J PSI *M,XT[W
MOTOR iVEH1 LE OPERATOR'S LICENCE
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'}t ,S51,010 TVOSUAH7 70 .SOT to 0T 147 HIGHWAY TRArric SCT 7HI51111.11 *077 N 7,0017 ST PIC
Over 17,000 licences were suspended in 1951
Think S EETY- Drive S4fEly
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
GEO. H. DOUCETT • MINISTER
get your share of this...
'93,494,460u
Since the first Canada Savings Bond was sold
—interest payments totalling about ninety
three and a half million dollars have been
paid out to about one million owners. This
represents an average return of approxi-
mately $100. Some owners have earned
more interest than this -some less—but all
would agree that they have had a handsome
return for an investment that i cashable
at full face value at an instant's Notice.
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like earlier issues—are cashable at full face
value plus interest at any time at'any bank
in Canada.
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or buy through the Payroll Savings Plan -
where you work
Platy to get your share
place your order today!
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