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THE BRUSSELS P
Weimeddal-, October ;10tH, '43
THE PURCHASE OF VICTORY BONDS
AND WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
HELPS STAVE FF INFLATION NOW
-- AND A SLUMP LATER
IONTRIBOTED iN SUPPORT OF THE FIFTH VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN BY 1,7.1.7:73
LI1MI�J I CO It 11U0JTRF46 OF CANADA, 1,11111 11]
Blood Donors
Urgently Needed
The second Blood Clinic will be
held in Brussels on Tuesday, Nov
2nti. The first clinic was a decided
success' in every detail and it is
hoped that this one will be too.
More blood donors are urgently
needed at once. Every citizen
capable of donating blood should
--Sider it a privilege to do so, We
••an t all be on the fighting trent but
our blood can put wounded men back
in active service. Have you enrolled
as a Blood Donor? If not give your
came to Mrs. H. B. Allen or the
Brussels Post. All names to be
handed in this week. Your blood
can save a life—would yon deny any
fighting mar, wounded in your
behalf, a right . to live? You may not
have .y to buy umtds-Y•111 have
blood, that uan save lives! ENROLL
NOW.
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• The invasion that you've waited for is underway ...
,thundering on far off battle fields. Our.boys are Inftl
Every advance they make brings closer the clay when the
"fortress of Europe" will be blasted wide open .. , and
backing them up are your tanks, your guns, your ships,
your planes.
Today ...thousands of Canadians are in action on the
battle fronts of the world. Their lives ar6 at stake. They
depend on you to provide all the equipment iE y need to
successfully wage war. To see that everyone of our boys
has a fighting chance) to come home safe and sound is
your responsibility ... your privilege. You can do it
with dollars . Victory Bond Dollars. Back the ()Aye to
.the limit by investing 1n Bonds to the limit andyou'll
help Speed the Victory!
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THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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•Mrs. Robert ,Shaw opened her
LOU NEILLY
West Gwillimbury Township
Simcoe County
The picture at the upper right shows
Mr. Neilly with his wile and two
younger sons.
Father of Fliers
ReRetot eKet4 Victory Bonds
ea yea/ st
.0 Lou Neilly is a typical Ontario farmer with
85 acres just north of Bradford. Two of. the
Neilly sons• joined the R.C.A.F. One ,son was
killed in service., The other is a Flight -Lieutenant
on active service. A bond buyer himself, Lou
Neilly personaily'sold $200,000•worth of Victory
Bonds in the first four loans to people of his
own township.
When Lou Neilly leans across a fence and chats
with neighbors he often talks about Victory
Bonds, and that it's everybody's duty to buy them.
He says something like this—his message to you:
"The biggest chore in my life, is doing what I can
to win this war. I want my son and his pals; your
sons, to get everything they need to do their job
over there—wherever they are. I want too, to put
aside what savings I. can into Victory Bonds to give
my oldest boy a fresh start when he takes off his
uniform. You can put savings a great many places,
but there is only one place where your savings will
give our boys in' service the help they need now.
Everybody knows that Victory Bonds are as good
as dollar bills—and that you can borrow on them
any time you need cash—but we should buy bonds
as our duty to our fighting men."
L4,430 -
Ire +:,•tore:
LUEVALE
home on Thursday afternoon for the.
monthly meeting et the. W,M.S. of
the United church. The president, •
Mrs. W. J. Johnston, opened. the
meeting with singing ' "Come ye
thankful people come" and eonduct-
ed the business period, Mrs. R. Shaw
had charge of the worship service
following the theme, "The, Bible ter '
all of life, Mrs. Taverter Mrs.
Arthur Shaw and Mrs. Will T-itnston
led in prayer and the different
• passages of scripture were read by
Mrs. George Pell, Mrs, IS.irton mid
Mrs. Shaw, '
bliss Margaret Curtis prepared a
cdneise, interesting report or the
•
W,M.S, sectional meeting held in
Brussels • last week and was' read by
Mrs, Joseph Curtis, Readings in
keeping. with theme were given
by • Mrs, Taverter, Mrs, Edward
gohneton aucl Mrs. Will Johnston
closed' the Pleating.
Newlyweds Honored
1 The community was well repre-
sented on Thursday evening when ; a
social event of local interest was
held in the Sunday school room of
the United church in donor of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Thornton, former(
ly Miss Dorothy Galley, - ltev. G.
Tawnier acted as chairman,
A iiveiy sing's'ong 0011dumed by
1 Mrs, Carl J'ohneton Provided a
' good int Miction. Choruses Were
I sung by the school children and De-
•ores .Hamilton played. a plane se-
iectiofl, Vocal Umbers were 5011.
tributed by Phyllis IJ,ainilton ' and
Ross Smith and Cassie ,Sell=ag gave,
ti readtug.•C1larles Mathers read a
cousplrnlentary address and . the
honored guests were presented with
a purse of money and miscellaneaus
gifts, arranged on a table tastefully
110001ated with ,, pink and white
streamers. «is', and Mrs, Thornton
replied in a pleasing nla1111:3r, .A.'
quiz was conducted by Mrs, George
Hetherington and Flooring Johns-
ton and was an interesting feature.
Lunch was served by tate ladles:
Rev, C. Taverter occupied the pul-
pit in the United church on Sunday
morning and Preached from Romans
1;16; "So as touch as in me is, I
am ready to preach the gospel to yon
that are at Biome also."
Mrs, C. TaVeoer adda'essed .the
datum thankoftering meeting of the
W. M. 5, of Blake's United 51105011 in
Ashfield on Sunday evening,
Personals: Allan Barnard at his
Monte here titte1 spendtbg three days
in the Winghaln Oeneral hospital;
16 ming people of the Y. P. S. of
lir ox •Presbytrian church attended
tiro Y. P 5. rally at Behnore 011 111 -
day evening; Rev.,. F. G, Fowler
preached anniversary servia.as in the
Presbyterian nlatu4oh; -Belntore, on
Sunday and : was, accompanied by
John Mundell who visited with ' re.
Istivee; Mies .rois Elliott, Toronto,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ray-
mond Elliott; Ili'. and Mrs, 11e11 MA•
Lean and sone Neil and Roderick,
Toronto, with Nit', and Mrs. George
Thornton; Mr. and ribs, J. A. Geddes
and: Mrs, N1eltoleon, 13elgrave, with
Mrs, Robertson and Miss Graser;
8111'. anti Mrs. 010110 Yee and, daught•
Natrona! War Finance Comm;
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IV141{1
.^.•,014 ,.ror v.47, :,,.0t 0 1 '}to'
er Marie, Paisley, with Mr. and Mrs.
Sperling Yeo; Miss Florence Fowler
with friends at Seafortbl Mrs. A, D.
Smith and daughter Eleanor with
her husband, A. D. Smith, Guelph;
Mao Scott and Miss Olive Scott
with her cousins," Mr. and MIS E.
B. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs, Carl John-
ston and daughter with Mrs.' Iiarold
Harris and• family at Mount Forest.
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CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS LIST
Voters' Lists, 1943, Village of
Brussels, County of Huron
;vOT!Ci.1 is hereby given . that I
have complied with Section 20 01 the
Voters' List Ant and that I have post-
ed' up at My office, Brussels on the
13th. day of October, 1948, the list
of ail persons entitled to vote in the
municipality at Municipal Elections
and fillet, tier s 10 the Legilative
Assembly and that such list' remains
they for Inspection.
Ari I •hereby call upon all Voters
lo tante immediate proceedings Le
have nil errors or omissions tor -
1 to taw, lila tut
rented nc�06tt1itg ,
day of appeal being the let day of
N'evencber, 1948.
Hated at Brussels, this 13th day
of October, 1948.
R. S, WARWICK, Clerk,
Auction Sale
Of Household Effects
Estate of Mrs. George Edwards
Brussels on
WEDti'ES•DAY, NOVEMBER 3rd
at2p.ro.
KK.itclion Stove, Cools :Stove,in good.
condition, X Fall Leaf Table, Kitchen
Clock, Kitchen Chairs, Dining Room
Furniture, Extension Table; 0 Chairs,;
Sideboard, Raymond Sewing Ma -
aline, Walnut China Cabinet,, Quick. -
work Carnet, Carpet Sweeper,Dust
M'op, Walnut Book Case, Bedroom
Suite, Iron Bed, Parlor Stave, Parlor
Table, 2 large Oak Chairs, Rug,
Screen ]Door. Iron Bed, Cod Oil
Stove, Quart ,Sealers, Washing
Machine, Wringer, Couch, Dresser
and other articles teo numerous - to
mention. '
• TERMS—CASH
Mrs. Geo. Edwards' Estate
Lew. Rowland, Auotioneer
Huron County Victory
t.oan quotas Announced
Bruasele ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, 76,509.
l�iyth ,. • • ... 01300.
, ....... . 4
Howicir TGwnshlp - 120,600.
Morris 1+ownsltir 91,000.
Winghata ,
188,000;
Grey ToWstellip 110,000
Clinton .... .. 184,Oos,