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Blue and Gold Peas,
15 oz. 2 for
Hunt's Tomato Juice
48 oz.
Bright's Peaches
20 oz.
Hunt's Catsup
11 oz. 2 for
35c
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MCCUTCHEON GROCERY
Formerly The Rutledge Grocery
Phone 293 We Deliver
• WEEKLY SALE
Brussels Livestock Sales Yards.
EVERY FRIDAY 1 P. M.
• Your itime marldit whit* you Are Allem& as "
• Visitor, Cariluglar or Bayer. •
PHONE 48 BRUSSELS, ONT.
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usual time.
fi BUS TRIP
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON
SATURDAY, SEPT. 13th
Bus Leaves Brussels at 8 A. M.
Bus 'Leaves Walton at 8.15 A. M.
ADULTS — $2.00
Public School Children — $1.00
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Phone 148 or 49_or 170
Sponsored By - BRUSSELS
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Regent Theatre
SEAPORTH
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Thursday Friday • Saturday
"HANDLE WITH CARE"
FOR SALE
Coming —
"SNOW WHITE and,
r A THE SEVEN DWARFS"
TURKEY SUPPER
DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH
5 WALTON
_WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16th
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Orson*
Organist Donald Otinissi
11.00s7 8ell901 19
11 A. M,. Divine Worship
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The United Church
OF CANADA
Minkter: Rev. L. Erma EA: Ea-
• Organist: Mrs. A. E. Martha
X1.15 n RALLY DAY
Sunday School wt11 meet with
;the congregation.
loroject : "The Boy Who Helped
' Jam"
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'! Anglican Churah .
t • CANADA
Pariah 0+ BrUsetle
OwO, Mel L Ira T. a.
11.12 A. M. *Wane
IL David's bilurchi Hearin
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Western linitt, the family fair of
all • Western. Ontario' openg' next
'Monday at Queens Park, London,
'and will run for a full week of the
Year's best entertainment.
The noway renovated grandstand
.cost $200,000, will usher in the
,greatest evevinling grandstand per-
formance ever Seen at Western.
Eight super acts plus four dazzling
!musical produlcbions wiill , send
evIlrylone home happy. Hesse
racing at Its best, with betting pri-
privileges, will hold sway 'rues-
day,, Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons, Special show's fo't child-
ren and adalts alike will be featur•
ed Monday and Frldiay 'afternoon
and Saturday morning. Horse show
attendance was almost doubled last
year and there's a good shOw lined
'up for the Ontario Arena. Tuesday
to-Saturday night. '
' Western Fair takes extreme
'pride in ,its two 'flower shows,
fruit and vegetable displays and
livestock show. In fact Western.
Fair takes pride in its entire 1958
edition and its large Western Ont-
ario funny attendance, the reason
for this large attendanee being that,
Western Fair truly has "something'
for every member of the family,
,Always remember that a flay at
We;tern Fair beats two days any-
where."
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'LIBRARY NOTES f.
The H. C. L's next exchange of
books will be made at Brussels
Library on Friday, Sept. 12, at 9 a.ni.
Please have yoUr Huron to. books
in before that time.
The library will be open every
day but Wednesday at the usual..
houra, 3 to 5 p.m. — 1.36 to 9 Pall.
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LLASHMA R.
DRIVEIN THEATRE
LISTOWEL, ONT.
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Sept. 4 . 6
410PERATION MAD BALL',
Jack Leciuica, trait Kovack
' Mickey Rooney
bet:— Moo, Sept, 6 8
Double Biii
boOONdO'i
Color`
Rhonda, Oleiningi Macdonald Carey
"DOMINO KID"
-Rory iCalhoun kolatine Miller
CARTOON"
Twee Wed.§ept, 9
"FIRE:' bOWtt BELOW"
CinernasCope , Dolor'
.1: Bite HeYwOrthi Robert MiChtire
FALL MUSIC TERM • GREAT WESTERN FAIR '
• Mr. and Mrs. Louis, D, Thompson STARTS NEkl" WEEK
will commence the Pall Music
Term on • Tuesday, Sept. 2nd. .
Former pupils. -kindly come at their
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-Knox Presbyterian Church, Cranbrook
— Sunday September - 14th
11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P,
REV. R. T. A. MARSHALL, WHITECHURCI-r
will .be Guest Speaker:at these services
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Special. Music By The Choir .
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his growing family
his home heating
system
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...so both apre building up bank apeoursts
Nowadays, practically everybody has a
batik account,
Last year alone, forward-looking Canadians
opened 450,000 neW deposit accounts' in
the chartered banks—almost as many its
. the increase in population.
The owners of today's 11 Million accounts
know a batik .is the safe, convenient,
pleasant place to build -up funds for every
need and purpose.
They know, too, that ill a chartered batikH
you deal with skilled, frieudly people,
ready to help with all your banking.
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THE CHARTERED .BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY
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erly and Barbara Evans.
Mr. Torn Pennington spent the
holiday week end at his home here.
Mr. ;and Mrs. Fred Smalldon,
Mr. and Mrs. ken Bray, spent sev-
eral days in ISaginaw, with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Speiran and other re-
latives. -
Mr. ;and Mrs. Lyle Evans, Kitch-
ener, were Sunday visitors with Mr. )
and Mrs. Murray Huether.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Engel have
moved into the houlse on, the
Bradshaw farm.
Anniversary service will be 'held
in Knox Presbyterian church, on
Sunday, Sept. 14th. See further
notice in this issue,
Mr. and Mr's Bruce Piggott, and
family of Petrolia, spent Sunday
with Mr. and 111rts, W. J. Perrie and
fathily,
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and ,Mrs. 3. Farold Spelt. of
Brussels, *Wish to announce the
engagement 'of their daughter, Mary
Isabelle to Alan Clement. Harmer,
!son of Mr: Stanley Harmer, of
Erindale and the late Mrs, Harmer.
The 'Wedding to take place on
Friday, Oct. 3rd, 1958, at 7.30 p. in„
in Melville Presbyterian Church,
11111.5,01s, Ont.
A S p e c t t y
VAL'S OkAtiT.V SHOPPtt
&hit* Styling Cold Weikee
PHONE' 446 BRUSSELS
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C APITOL 1 .H. E A T E,
LISTOWEL ONT.
Thtireday Friday n= Saturday
Sept: 4 - 6 . 8
Peas Parker; kathieen Crowley
Wait blalloY'S pecidlietkin in
CineinaidePe Color:
4,1atirOxiseki es mooed eves issE. i'vet 0E600 DeImmo*, Post Publishing House Wednesday, _Sept. 3rd,, M.8.
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$2.00 per year M $2.430
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FOURTEEN TINY T:73
TODDLE OFF TO SCHOOL
Tuesday here saw tourte'en little
tolls off to school for the first time
While there arc not as many
be,gilimers as last year the primary
teacher Will still have 34 pupils to
cope with in grades 1 and 2. We
often wonder how primary teachers
survive day after day when many
mothers find a couple of the little
dears. a nerve wracking handful.,
There is only 'one change in the
'school staff here this term. Mrs.
K. Tyerman replaces* Mrs. Byerman
who 'resigned, as teacher of grades
3 and 4.
Beginners who were enrolled on
Tuesday aro:
Murray Workman
Gail McWhirter
Anne Machan
Dianne Machan
Brenda Jamieson
Ann DaMidson
" Murut Kellington
Murray Kell; gton
,Charles Diet •
nail 1VIlebonald „,'
Jim Oldfield
martin' Edler • ;Judy Work
Robert .Pipe ,
Mr. nun Mrs. Kenneth Knight
Toronto, spent the week end with
family. Kenneth is attending
Knox College, Toronto in prep-
aiation for the ministry, and con•
ducted the regular morning set"•
vices on Sunday in Ethel and Oran-
-brook.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether
accOM.PatiTeif Mr. iaa`id. Mrs. Mac
McInr.tosh on a motor, trip to the
Soo, Manitoulin, Tob,ermory and
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sinclair, Det-
roit were week end visitors with.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lynn Evans, and their remembered.
daUghter Joan visited Misses Bev-
GET YOUR WESTERN.
TICKETS HERE Wm!
WO) car? Buy your
advance sale tickets at the Prlia-
sels Pea NOW, You do not have to
attend the fair to win ono of 1.0
the three ears being given to
atlyanee sale , ticket holders, just
send 1n your tikkot. These tIeltets
are the only ones that gierre you a
Chance on these cot b. They are still
available at the Brussels poet.
CRA‘NT:ROOF..: . 'CHURCH'. SERVICE
The innual • Upper Canada Bible
Society Sunday Service will be held
In M,eiVille church on Sunday, Sept.
7th, at 8 'p. m. The special speaker
will be from -the, Upper Canada. St-
ifle Society.
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the mite Mrs.
Margaret,., McFarlane .sincerely
thank all, those who., Axpressed
their sympathy in so many kindly
was; tor cards, baking, flowers and
these who helped in any way.
Your kindness will afsvays be re-
BIBLE. SOCIETY
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4H BEEF AND CALF c‘,wis
HOLD LAST 1968 MEETING
The last Meeting of 1058 for the
Saafortn and Drussele Beef
,Gait Clubs was held 'at Mr. Will,
:lam (Turnbull's on Wednesday,
August 27th,
A class of 4 yearlings Shorthorn
heiferS was jtuigeci and placed by
the Brussels Beef Calf Club, after
which the members answered a
quizz,
The business part of the meeting
of tVo clubs, Brtiiaels and Sea-
forth, was held jointly.
Miss jean Stnith thanked 141r, Jas. .
Smith for his help during the yea,
as club leader of the Bruissels Beef
Calf Club.
Mr. Mac McItripsh of 'Seaforth
thanked. Mr, Wm. '611.n:bull for the
use of ;his Cattle and swine,
The meeting then adjourned for
1958, with the 4H pledge.
PEOPLE WE. KNOW
Mrs. Frank Mitchell
1 ;414, liaisinq, of W,Izabet4
W41,1o.cp,
shocked and grieved the Corailimilty
on illa moining of Aug, 30th.
:Dorn in Paisley, ,Scptl•Xad, Get„
19th 1389, daughter .ot Mr, epa Mrs.
James 'Wallace Of ' that city, she
came to Canada with her mother
a sister and, two brothers, in 1913
to reside in Toronto after the
death, of ;her father. After the first
World War she met 'her husband
;And they were married in Toronto
April 20th, 1921, calming to 13rueselS
in 1938 where she resided except
for 3 years in Wroxeter, from 1949
to 1952.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
huishanid, onto daughter, .(Betty)
Mrs, Ray :Bronson, Brussels, one
son, Edmond Charles, Agincourt;
one 'sister, Mrs. Jack ThOmpson,
Fairbanks and two grandchildren.
Services were held at the Funeral
Home of D. A. Rann, on Thursday,
August 28th, conducted by Rev.
J. Green of Melville Presbyterian
Church assisted by Envoy S. New=
man of the Wingham Corps of the
S,alvation Army.
Pallbearers were Frank Little
T. L. McDonald, L. W. Glasgow,
A. Wood, Oldfield, N. Ratleoge.
Flower hearers were Gerald (lib-
ses .Geerge Cousins, F,,ruest Charles,
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to my loyal customers who made
it possible to serve them for' the
past year.
F. A. Harrison
- CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late "Airs.
Frank Mitchell express their heart-
feIt s, . thanks for the loving kindnes
shewn to them by neighbours and
friends in their hour of sadness, and
tejil who hi any way gave aid and
cornfort,' by lettera,'Cartlk•Ind the
beautiful floral tributes.
At this time it is only possible
to say
Thank You.
DANCE
To Me Music Of
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra
At Parks, ew Gardens, Listower
Sponsored by the Listowel Branch of the 04n'aciian.. Leglitwe
Every Saturday Nigh
Everybody Welcome
We Will Pay You
5c EACH
For Milk Bottles
IN GOOD CONDITION — WE •NEED THEM/•
Please return them regularly and don't leave them hidden awlidir•
out of use,
R. B. COUSINS LTD.
Brussels, Ont. Phone'
NOTICE
Brussels, Morris and Grey Telephone System request that tallow-
using their pay telephones do no deposit any money until WM fix".. -
do so by the operator.
All local calls on pay telephones are 5c.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
will be held in *
M R. •F ARMERI
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID • ...tottlf,
FOR SICK, DOWN; AND DISABLED'
COWS AND HORSES.
ALSO
DEAD COWS AND HORSES--
AT CASH VALUE
OLD HORSES 5c PER POUND
(PHONE COLLECT)
- BRUCE MARLATT
24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE MT illivsMalEP
OR
Percy Stephenson Eth el Phone 85r ^'
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(Mr. and Mrs. W, G. Leach visited
early this week in. Ottawa with
their son Douglas and Mrs Leach,
Mists Catherine Leech also visited
Cornwall friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Nornian Smith of
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Borden, Sask., have been vacation-
dng with his brother, Mr„F. R..
Smith, and sister, Mrs. ,T. T. McRae
Dec. and Mrs. W. MOCutcheon, of
Berwick, Penn, halve been visiting (Toronto), and Raymond Swartz,
. with relatilves• here. ' .-- *(AlVinston). ,-.. ' . ..
• Mr. and ' Mrs. .Murray Vodden, Tinalal in Brussels cemetery,:
London were week, end: evisitors. ' , •
\ .. . with relatives. ' 4.
Mis's A. 'Switzer, of Petrallia,' via:" '. ': '• CARb OF THANKS" . . ited last . week, Vilth..41 Mrs. Walter . . ,
• Rose "and ;other -friends ,in the;: -. Ma" thanks to rnir trieUd's who
vicinity: ' ' , . I , Teliteinhe4;ed me while .1 was a
• ; patient in Victoria Hospital; also
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