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The Brussels Post, 1937-7-14, Page 5tay Strang and Energetic While You Reduce on New Bread Diet FOLLOW THIS BREAD DIET PLAN This Diet Plan gives about 1600 Calories a day—the reducing allow- ance of the average woman. • BREAKFAST Smaellsvuice ng m at, fish or eggs 2 SLICES TOAST, 1 sq. butter 1 cup coffee (clear) 1 tsp. sugar • LUNCH OR SUPPER Moderate serving meat, fish, or Average serving 1 green vegetable 2 SLICES DREAD, 1 sq. butter Average serving fruit salad 1 glass milk • DINNER H glace fruit or tomato juice Generous serving meat, fish, or fowl Average serving 2 vegetables, 1 green Small serving simple dessert 2 cup coffee or Dtea (clear)t butter sugar ITIHIS diet is based on A three years of re- search at leading uni- versities. You are allowed two slices of bread at every meal. Bread helps spare your muscles and keep up your energy. You won't be weak and irritable on this new reducing diet. The Bread Diet is unlike the extreme diets, which often break down vital tis- sues, and should never oe taken without a doctor's advice. Bread itself is not fat- .tening. It is a combination of' carbohydrates and a special form of protein that helps burn up fat while you are reducing. Reduce safely on the Bread Diet — with the main part of your energy food in bread. For Sale At Rowlands Bakery W. E. Wills, Palace Bakery Brussels, Ont. THOUSANDS Al CLINTON FOR ORANGE WALK (Continued from Page 1) quite naturally we love our own the best. We like and we love that old ,.t'nion Jack flag With Its triple crosses Placed 011 top of each other 1 :Members of the Orange Lodge ,,.throughout the world today are: o;inging the \aunts:: Anthem. We feel, in the col'onati:•n of His Maj_ t .esty, King George vf, we have a ruler who will lead us to even great- er endeavours than in the pest. t. "The third loyalty is that broth erhood to humanity. Wherever there Is an Orange Association, you a ill find that the members are 1 loyal to their government," -said 1 Rev. Mr. Lawrence, ( Addressing those who may have I been from the United States, the 1 speaker welcomed 'them from a MISS AMERICA,. - NMe}'N liNnt o RANGER,14*. M. H. Brothers WROXETER, ONT, tlfUSSELS, Phoria 03X land of freedom and liberty to a land of freedom and liberties. Have No Antagonism "We have no antagonism toward the Roman Catholics. They may worsnip according t0 the dictates of their own conscience The Orange Lodge has done touch to even pro- tect the integrity of the Roman Catholic as an individual. We do not believe ,the Rome.0 Catholic atiproacltse God in the Proper man- ner, but he has just as much right to his beliefs as we have to ours, so long us he aloes not ufringe Cu our liberties. There must be equal right.3 to all and special privileges to none. That is the basis of our brotherhood and that Is the platform \ on which the Loyal Orange Ledge was founded and is carrying on. "We believe in unity and in co. operation. But we do not baileys in segregation, five find ourselves opposed to separate schools. They breed separation and breed diva- sion. We stand oPpOsed to separa. Lion Of any kind. With it we ran, not build a united people 0r a nutted nation or empire. Why do we have separate schools when we hae•o the finest system of education In On- tario, We haven't any use fon sen. arate schools anti we don't want them, The church and the items is the place to teach religious doctrine, "I assert that until the Separate School is done away with in Ontario there will be trouble•anf there will continue to be trouble. Rev, Bir, Lawrence spoke briefly o11 the question of marriages he• tween prat eotants and Renton Catholics. Ile vo'ced protest 'a the contention of the It, malt 1',:'!,01, Church that 0 couple is not proper- ly married until wedded by, the Catholic Church. "There is nothing more disturb- s' and noticing more disgraceful in for it Remelt (,athutle (1 to;t IO11 a couple they are not married, er tatty have been married for tars by a pro'estan/ mhliser," dt. r'ed the eix•ttltcr, The elial'1114111 at the utrt'iine. yr es ue.r \Ce h, ser, of Varna, Ct,leity . vld'1' of South' 11ur011, in ill to aft ye Oa 1•,11 11. A titling address of wiottolaa In 01101011 R311i delivered by His \\'or - ship, Mayor W. 5, R. Holmes, To- day, said \iayor Holmes, the broth- erhood of man is more closed,,• dn- velopetl (111(1 it is to be hoped litat this dm'eiopm0lnt may continue 1R II has 10 the Pasl,icew years. II("1• are other things whloh would des- troy, the world, but the influencer for 11.001 art' );raavin(l and 1111)' (11'0 11101T Rt'(0218ar•y 11((11 ever before, "it 1a 113 to all of es to see that the privileges o 1ri1•irtl wo 11144' 0u joy may eon'tinue for ,111 stain:' t1c'cltu•. (441 ItIa Wtuc11.111, It, M. 1a111Nferti of Stratford, County N1118101' of Soati Pel'th irn atQUlleed 0 111 1 1104 j'oa!' filo '00jebra: tlgn c1 1111 dlstrlct tvIll shite lllaee in Stratford, Other Speakers Heard Brief addresses were delivered by 17llvid (c0(.0l0n of Cursor, nosy ill his 90111 yeas', tlua oldest Orange• 11118 111esclat. 11uv, \V, A, ticWtS, 111(1111 Loudon, 0hairn1aa of the t+ml- den Board of Education and former 1 prosiden�t of Cltn1On and ltov, Cl, G, 11Burn of Ondarle street United toChurch, Clinton, who spoke en be- half o1 the Clinton clergy, Tile grand parade was ln'obablY the feature o1 the day, Forming up at the Agricultural Park, the 'Parade 1 I wended Its -wiry downtown and then , around the city and back to the ✓ grounds for the mass open-air meet - Ing, Two handsome white horses, sym- itolic of King William of Orange. headed the parade and thousands of People crowded every vantage I point: to catch a glimpse of the l Orangemen, ranging all the way In 1 Years trent tiny dote to White-haired i veterans, some of them not far from the 90 meek. Tote prize for 'the oldest Crane- , man present went to David Cantel on, who desptte the fact he Is 111 his 90th year, 1s en active Clinton mer- chant, He has been active is Or- ange circles for the past 65 years, has been a member of Murphy Lodge No, 710, Clinton. Another Iold-timer was Andrew •M0110n of Nile Lodge No. 1052, who has been in the order for 60 years. Another of the oldest was Thomas Stewart of Bluevale, who has been a member of Lodge No, 766 for the Fast 65 year's. He is now in his 33rd year and has only missed one or two colebrahions gine kis Lai- Lid' lion, "One walk I missed was in Wing - ham thirty-seven years ago. I had jugs lost a leg In an accident. I was staying at a Wingham home and I=was,pleased greatly when they had the parade coarse around to the house, away from the regular route,' commented Mr, Stewart, Then there was William Scott of Trowlbrldge, who jollied the Orange order in Donegal, in the county of Donegal, It'eland, The prize for :the best -dressed lades' lodge went to Goderi011, L.O. B.A. No. 443, while members of the Woodham Lodge won the prize for the best dressed men's lodge, The -"— largest lodge present, No. 93 from Woodstock, who were accompanier. by a band. The largest gr0ttp of ladies prize went to those from Gorrie. ,Stratford Fife and Drum band No. 2663 won first prize for fife and druan bands, while second prize went to the Loyal True Blue Lr.dge No. 97 of Stratford, The .best Me Player present, ac - Cording to the judges was W11,Iam Mutch of London, while the corn - Petition for the best drummer, the prize went to Charles Stewart of Londesboro, member of Blyth Lodge No. 963, HE OUGHT TO KNOW Premier Hepburn has .tossed an- other barrage in the direction of the C. h 0. PrOntiisng to stop organiz- ers at the Detroti river. At least John L. Lewis knows where his organization stands so far as On- tario's premier isc�oncerued. .�ti. IIIE,AR Will Top All Records DON'T miss this 70th Year Cele. bration. Many new things to sen and enjoy. Prize list of $32,000.00. Stake Events, $4,000, Night Horse Show. New Carnival Midway "Play. land," Take a day or two, see it all. SEPT 13 18 237 W. D. 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Monthly payment: to suit your purse on the General Motors instalment Plan. gas, oil and upkeep, too ! 9f 9 • /or economical transportation a Agent Arval Whitfield - - Champion's Garage C-2979 -DESTROY- These Noxious Weeds Sow Thistle Bind Weed Bladder Campion Canada Thistle Wild Carrot Dodder Chiccry Tumbling Mustard Ox -Eye Daisy Wild Mustards Blue Weed Pepper Grasses Stinkweed White Cockle Commcn Ragweed Prison Ivy RiRiissian Thistle Spurges Hawkweeds Common Milkweed Wild Lettuces Common Burdock Docks Cinquefoils Clause 5, to es Every occupant of land, or if the Land is unoccupie d, the owner shall destroy all weeds designated noxious by the regulations as often in every year as is sufficient to prevent the ripening of their seeds. Clause 23. Any persons who contravenes any of the provisions of this Act or refuses or neglects to obey any lawful order of an Inspector given under authority of this Act, shall incur a penalty of not less than . $1O. no more than $50. for every such offence, r o a s .pith ,%:, '.as..u.. Weeds Have No Place in a Progressive P; 5S1VG Municipality, Do Your Share to Prevent Their Spread Municipality of Grey Township Weed Inspector J. H. Fear.