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MELVILLE CHFRGH
Rei. jr,hJiiakcly again Siad clause
of the neornipg steel° at Melville
Church, and preached from the text
Jesus Christ the same Yesterday.
Today and Forever. Christ was the
same before the stare Simile, and the
hail, wez'n made. He was the same
when betrayed by Judas, and d,mied
by Peter. Christ was the same w9ten
Luther, Calvin, John Knox and Wes•
`a ley made their reforms. A remark•
able thing about Jesus' teachtng te,
not a :jingle statement He made has
none irut of elate, Christ statird that
ty Iieavi-n and s'ar�h gitall Paas away,.
1\1�1 �(\II,1t �but my words alia11 not pacts away.
Iti, This unchanging Christ is the Savior
for uy We can have comfort, Joy,
ta4�
11 and peace through Him. The choir
� number wars a duet by Bill King
'N1)% and Graeme McDonald entitled
"When the golden bells, shall ring
for you and"'me"
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TODAY, SUCCESSFUL FARMERS
RELY UPON MACHINE HELP
Profitable, efficient, low cost farming depends largely upon the
effective use of machinery to get more work done in less time and at
the lowest possible cost per unit of production.
This trend to mechanization of more and more farm operations
and to the utilization of the greater advantages in work output of
the latest machines has been speeded up by the scarcity and high
cost of dependable, experienced farm labour.
When checking your work program be sure to look into the labour-
saving features of the latest Massey -Harris and Ferguson machines.
Designed and built to help you do more work quicker and at less
cost, Massey -Harris and Ferguson machines fit ideally into present-
day farming operations.
For high quality equipment and for fast
dependable service see your local dealer.
MASSEY-HARRiS-FERGUSON LIMITED
Makers of high quality farm implements since 1847
DISTRICT FALL FAIR
DATES ANNOUNCED
Dates for Fall Fairs in tate district
have been announced by the Agri -
metre!. Societies' Branch of the
Ontario Department .'r Agriculture
as foliew':
Ayton, Sept. 21, 25
Blyth, Sept. 21, 22.
Brussels, Sept. 30. Oet. 1.
Chatsworth, Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Chesley, Sept. 10, It
Clifford, Oct. 8, 9.
Desbore, Sept. 23, 24.
Drayton, Sept 18 and 20.
Dungannon, Sept. 21.
Durham, Sept. 7, 8.
Exeter, Sept. 22, 23.
Fergus. Sept, 10, 11.
Fever :ham, Sept. 15, 16.
Fordwicb, Oct. 1, 2,
Hanover, Sept. 15, 10
Iiarriston, Sept. 22, 23,
Holstein, Sept. 23, 24.
Kincardine, Sept. 10. 17.
Listowel, Sept. 27, 28.
London (Wesleru Fair) Sept.
Lueknow, Sept- 28, 29.
Markdale, Sept. 13, 14.
Mildmay, Sept. 13. 11.
t:i'' fs.'il, Sept. 28, 20,
lit. For et. Sept. 11 - 15.
Owen S„mid. Sept. 27 29.
Vaieley. Sept. 20, 21.
ea bee:'::1 O. Ot. 4, 0,
l' at t iii, Rept. 9, 10.
I'i?��'-?,•. Sept. 24, 25
i th. Sept. 23, 24.
,,,..::cater, Oct. 6, 6.
t.'•r','n. Sept. 13, 14.
r.•., (raa:cdi:n National Ex.)
_. - Sete. 11.
iilayel Witter F,irt Nov. 12-20.
Waliterton, Nov, 3, 4,
WHAT WILL'OUR HUMAN
BODY STAND?
iew thea mate. ingenunity has
d.velr'1,e d a mode of travel at super
nsr res .d,, he Nee,. a new scienti-
fic eliallene•, "How Much Can The
Bunten Body Stand?”
Right now at Iloiloman Air De-
veleement Centro in New Mexico,
the live,. or human guinea -pigs are
Leine rkted to find the fool -proof
13.18 answer.
Thi+ Star Weekly reports the re -
a(' these operations.
Acclari' J';
DETR
bat...
One of the cowotrry's trtost popular
Hotel TULLE
rLE
featuring, convenience, comfort.,
gmlityl A eosmopolltan atmosphere In
home -like eett1u In the auto, of all
downtown activitltse. 1'fetdij' decoraliad.
Vitra macrnt comfortable guest moats
excellent food at moderato prices in
our modern coffee shop and cafeteria.
Radio owl Teieaision in room.
Air Conditioned rooms in season.
FACING GRANO CIRCUS PARK
GARAGE and
PARKING LOT
CRA1 BROOK
Roe. John B. Fox, Hensall, con-
ducted the service in Knox Pres- i
byterian Church on Sunday, July 25 I
There will be no service on Sun. Aug. III!
lot, and on the following Sunday,
August Sth. Rev. T, E, Kennedy, a
former minister will be in the pul-
pit.
alpit.
1
The annual picnicof the Evening 1
auxiliary and Sunday School will be
held in the Lions Park, Seaforth
rnt 'Thursday afternoon of this week,
The Mission Band will hold lt,s
July meeting in th church basement
no Friday afternoon, July 34ttr, at
2:30.
Marian and Sandra Michel spent
last week in Listowel -with their
grantt•parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Kritzer.
Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Mise E,
M. Steles enjoyed a `holiday several
days' last week.
The bridge north of the village
ea the sideroad is being repaired.
Rose Campbell visited in Atwood
with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Erskine.
Members of the girls' clubs at-
tended
ttended the Shakespearean Festival
in Stratford en Tuesday evening,
July 20th.
MODERN HEATING
COMPLETE FORCED AIR
HEATING
SYSTEM FOR A FIVE -ROOM
HOME
$525.00
Write Dept. B P or visit our
showrooms. Open Wednesday and
Friday evenings and all day
Saturday.
J. V. JOHNSON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
STREETSVILLE, ONTARiO
HURON FARM SUPPLIES
Oliver Sales and Service
telephone 4 Blyth
The following for sale —
1—Rebuilt Stratford Decker Separ
ator on rubber, sits 82 x 50 wits now
cutter knife,
1 --Used. Oliver 88 Tractor.
1--llsed Oliver 60 Traolor
1—Used 201 Massy-Harrie Tractor
1—tised Case One-way Dice.
New and used Fleury Bissell ltuide-
Meats,
A fall line of repairs always on
hand.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
PIGS FOR SALE
27 Suckers.
Chester Earl
:Phone 11J1t
FOR SALE —
' 15 little Pigs. apply to
Clare Van Camp ....Phone 15r1E
SHEEP FOR SALE —
Good flock of Sheep. apply to '
Mrs, Chas. Armstrong Phone 42r4
FOR SALE —
1 Grain Box, capacity 140 bus.
apply to Geo. L. Blake,
Phone 56r12,
MADE TO ORDER —
Coffee tables), children's table
sets, lawn ornaments, what -note and
what have you.
Harold McDonald Phone 77r3
FOR SALE — !
A threshing separator, Red River,
23 x 40, only 8 years old. 100 ft. dry
belt on rubber. Will trade livestock
or tractor.
Thos. Pieteh Phone 12r23
FOR SALE —
4 Sewing Machines.
1 White Enamel Sink Basdn 30 s 18”
Almost everyuhing in second-hand
I.rottsehold Goods.
Roht. Patrick Phone 28
FOR SALE —
7 room brick cottage in Mitchell,
3 bedrooms, barn 35 x 15, garage,
colony house, all heavy wired, 11,e,
acres land, water in house and barn.
Write Box '82, Mitchell, P. 0. or Tel.
2358.
FOR SALE —
Bray Chicks. Many varieties and
creases, at mid-summemer prices,
make reel bargains. Dayold and
started. Mixed chicks; pullets.
Order early fall broilers now, too
Particulars from Win. G. Bras,
Ethel; Mrs. R. Barrett. R. R. E
Brussels.
NOTICE —
Painting, Paperhanging, Interior
and Exterior Decorating. See Our
1954 Wallpeaper Designs. Walter
Pratt, R. R. 1 Walton, Phone 93644
Seaforth; Phone 48r9 Brussela
NOTICE —
More farmers are switching to the
Surge Milker because: It's sate, it's
fast, it's durable, it's quickly sail
easily scrubbed clean. Contact
Lovell McGuire, Phone Winghsm
693 — Your Surge Dealer.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL —
Have your Septic tanks and cess-
pools cleaned the sanitary way now
to avoid trouble.
Irvine Loxton, Phone 254.
Milrerton, Ont.
HELP WANTEt9 MALE —
Are pou satisfied vita your present
income and chances for advance-
ments? It not, investigate the
money making possibilities and
secure future offered by a Rural
Watkins Dealership. Sell nationally
advertised products — necessities for
both halite and farm. No investment.
Free training. 1f you are between
25 and 56 and have or can obtain a
car, write immediately for tali de•
tails without obligation to Dept.
0.11-4. The d. R. Watkins Company
350 St. Itooh Street, Montreal,
Men, Women! Old at!
40, 50, 00! Want Pep?
Yiattt to t eel 720eeoads anlacui what a
u130 p0ppi&S u " wtt}t
YearsYoangot? Ostrex 0us done, liar body
-- -» cid after 40 feet been e
low In iron, Introductory or "sot-soµuuuulutee"
stsa only ow, 7,y Ostrox Tonic Tablet! for
now pep, vigor and younger feeling, this ven
Marlow,
dav, c mg to,e,.
ATTENTIbN FARMCRS
DEADSTOCK removed from your
barn promptly for sanitary disposal
Telephone Collect Brusiela 86r12
or Elmira 594.
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
FOR SALE —
Choice cementing gravel, building
sand, lane gravel, fill and top soil
at reasonable prices. We will try
to fill all order;, within 24 house.
Collect calls accepted, Arthur Ruttan
Bluevale, Phone Brussels 44r6.
W. G. LEACH — JEWELLER
Yque gift selection is no problem
if you shop with us. A large stock
to choose from and n*ely wrapped
too, Something unusual we have
it also, and at a price you won't mind
paying. The store for beautiful gats
VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIRED
For the best in cleaning of 1c1s*s
z=ee the New Filter Queen Regime
Cleaning and Health Unit. Jar s
complete demonstration Phone Bras
sets 17r19 Evenings, Also complete
repair service tor all mates as
Vacuum Cleaners. A11 work guar
anteed. Reasonable Rates. Phone is
19 Eevenings or write Don. P'rimex.
R. R. 3 Blyth.
FOR SALE
200 acre farm, on County Road,
close to Highway, school, good
house, hydro, new furnace, 2 bank
barns, priced at 311,500, half down.
200 acre farm, brick house, bank
barn, hydro, pressure system, prfe•
ed at 310,500.
109 acre farm, brick house, hydro,
bank barn, good bush, priced with
crop at 36000.00.
Grocery store, in good village,
priced for stock and equipment
$3,800,00. Rent 28.00 per month.
A number of good houses and
farms at all times.
J. C. 'Long, Realtor,
Phone 84 Brussels
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCt
In 1932 there were 313 women in
Ontario convicted of drunknese, out
of a female population of 1,085.214.
Twenty years later, in 1952, there
were 2,438 convicted. out of a female
population et 1,654,593. Anly connect-
ion between these statistics and the
Tact that beer parlours were
authorized in Ontario in 1934,, and
Cocktail Bars in 1947? In 1952 the
total sale of brewery products in
Canada was nearly Ref, times the
figure for 1942. The brewers have
already planned skilfully for future.
They are still doing so. To -day's
youth, boys and girls are to -morrow's
beer drinkers. No secrect is made
of the plans being made to assure a
stendy supply or drinkers. "We are
catering to the younger generation.
To appeal to the 21. 22 and 23 year
old group, who are used to soft
drinks, we are now brewing a Iight
Palatable beer -taking the place, in
their case, of a more bitter beer
whloh they will not drink." A Kitch-
oner Brewmester is quoted here -part
of a speech which he made to a Ki-
wanis Club "Re crashed into
the railway gates, both officers said
the accused was not drunk, "7 had
two beers but r was, not drunk". Per
haps It was the light palatable beer.
Seth` de -battered, is still beer.
en alcoholic beverage. — Adbt.
Weineeday, July 2333t11, 10
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D;ro Pums
! I'V
new I- w , rice
puts
money in your pocket
If you've ever wished for a rulatalej
wafer system-now's the time to Inman
one. We've cur our prices lower than
ever before on Duro Pumps, Now we
can install a Duro with even greater
savings than this economical quality
pump has offered in the past. And when
you buy a Duro, you've bought the best
pump by far. Gone are the days of water
failure due to mechanical breakdown.
The top quality Duro delivers thousands
of gallons of water for a few pennies.
Fits in a minimum amount of space and
is so silent you can hardly hear it. There's
always ample water with a Duro. ,.
Call or come in anytime, we'll be glad to'
give you an estimate on a complete
water system including—pump, tank;
pipe, kitchen and bathroom fixtures,
raps in all farm buildings and the cost
of installation.
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For Sale by —
C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED
LONDON r CANADA
(LOCAL BRANCH ADDRESS)
DUNDAS STREET, EAST
ems Ode
DANCE JULY 28th FOR SALE —
Dance will be held on Wednes- Newlyweds can select from abotii
day, July 28th. at the Crystal Palace 20 Livingroom Suites, 20 Bedroom.
Ballroom, under asupices of LO.OJ. 12 Kitchen Suites at the Schlott*
and Rebekah Lodges for C. P. and T. Mildmay Fruniture Stores. Free I
Fund. Lunch Counter Admission 53e. livery. Low prices. J. 41'. gouda
Music by "The Sundowners." and Son, Mildmay.
OPPORTUNITY
DOMINION AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION
"CANADA'S MOST PROGRESSIVE,
MOTOR OL71B"
requires
Solos representative in this ole.
triet, (Troup, sickness, health and
hrridtntt benefits,, pension plan
and other security and benefits for
the conscientious salesman. Desire
to work more Important than least
experience.
'grille in strict confidence to P, 0,
Box 50. Brussels,
FUSI FSS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C
PHYSICIAN and "' "'trx.LrO10
Wariam Flamm AL
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate Wives -et* of Toronto
FHY `CLAN and SURGEON
T 415 -- llrnpec2a,
eklot,
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE ALL
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JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optomo
Eyes Examined. Glasses !abet.
Firings 791 Seaforth Maki Rat&
BOUM $ - 6, Weal. 942..11. stat. >ta rum, in lb sagm
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist
Patrick St.. W1NGHA,
At KitacariEse Diane Every Tlwreiior.
°t`katne W8n !asci 7761 A IS.
Evenings by apliolonsean5.
J. A. Mont- gahan, R. 0. Optometriet,
9pectialzing ifs Bye f9aalniilvathaa end 'Illy, Pitltiiu id
OffloaisLisiscaral S ttic a ,
Boarst 9t„,:ts ans. to tE:P,I€1 'I Iniad $P-.
Openworry Tains trod SaNsl- Everdarg 7 TBE la f!`
Oiirer evenings by appeimmant Thom
. A. Rana
Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE ; r Mt
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Harvey W. Stephenson
ileamsentative for &res LAN Assarearra
Canada Heil& end Acchloart Co,
Quareity General Isenanamo Co.
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fife Extra Charge forerl]se of Pareerni BIM!!k.
bloomed Funeral Director mai E 4minin
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