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Wednesday, October 6th, 1946
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2 Cans Choice Quality Peas 29c
2 Cans Choice Quality Corn 39c
V: lb. Salada Orange Telco Tea . . 51c
1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee 59c
Grewar's Grocetria—Closed All Day Mon.,
October I Ith. Open All Day Wedw7sday es
Usual.
HAWS GROCETEm'
Phone 5
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FOOTBALL FOOTBALL
Toronto Scottish
vs.
Brussels All Stars
Saturday, October 9th
At Victoria Park, Brussels
Kick-off at 3 P.M.
Admission 35c Children 10c
These two teams met last year
The score was Toronto 3, Brus-
sels 2. The Toronto Scottish
team is composed of soccer
players that are classed as the
best in Canada.
Ask the person that saw the
game last year how good it was.
Come out and support your
team.
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Mahguerade Dance
To be held on Oct. 28 in Brussels
Town Hall, sponsored by Ladies'
Auxilary to the Canadian Legion.
Ken Wilbee's Orchehtra. Prizes.
Admission 75c including lunch.
Watch your paper for further
particulars.
I will say of the Lord, f-fo is my
refuge and 107 fortress.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a. m. Livine Service.
Evening service 'withdrawn to
permit members to attend
United Churoh AnniversaryServires. Services.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Chonitaaster.
ThT,rjnitedCi arch
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
Organist Mrs. lan Wilbee
Anniversary Serxices
11 a. In. Morning Worship
The Church Opportunity
7.80 p. ni, Evening Praise
Salt, Light, Leaven.
Rev. C. L. Lewis M.C.,13.A.,13.0.
Speaking At Both SerVices.
Everyone Corially Welcome.
Church of England
Parish of ennuis
Rev. J. Id. Kerr. Brussele.
2/0th Sunday Atter Trinity
Oct. 100, 1048.
8t. George's Church Walton -
8 p. m. Harvest Thanksgiving
Preacher Rev. It 0. Lancaster
of St. Paul's Church, Winghturn,
St. David's Churoh, Henfryn-
10.15 a. tn. Sunday School
11.15 a. m. Morning Prayer
The services of $t. John's
Church, Brussels 1st wandrawn
for the above dalt(L All are in.
to attend the harvest
'Ilhanksgiving Service at St.
George% Walton.
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BOWLING 11.UU Post Office To Close
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follows: —
First dace twin'. 4,144114 •Jack nos
.
Mal!. 1!!!!1 101' 4,44111111 and third. It A.
Rutin and \Valtsr Kers .Tleti for
fourth and fifth place, Harold
'414 44.4 and Harry Champion. (11h
place, R. J. Bownian.
Melville Ladies' Aid
Mrs. .11ex Ander:40n ,Via 114N:1 •44,44
:Monday svenin' to NI, 1%4;11, i.ad 144-44
• Aid. The meeting was 0111•117.111 41 1.11,
!Null] prorpibll*P wish Mrs. Jas..
Armstrong in the chair. Reports
!Wartl read and approved. Ilintirtt-ts
Football! Football! Football
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the gain!, W1111 141.14 If
444, 1, 111,114 to 11,11.1 !!,
to a 041 draw. The Moth:Ili ws..
a high standard and 441.41 44 110 14f•
bet ter a t tend a nes.
This coming Iiaturlay tin famous
Toron 4,st:sottish will be 104 v1,,,,144:, I
Park to play the Tirtt.•••el t
In the exhiletion +tame last ve:.t
Toronto !sok the with a 11
score. This y(-111' Managsr Peden 0i
bringine• a stronger team You will I
C Stuart McNair Gored By Bull
Seriously injured
!,444,4 ut4 444 AisNai.. ilth sot, , 4.ii 4,,1441 •,-
11 afternoon whit in 4 its 41, 141 '''
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and hie rustle r Mrs ,4,1-1 4, 1.1!!11!!.!
! . I WRY! dismissed and piens wore talked I' '4.1.' 4"- 'or' 440")' . ‘1"44.t' 1
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Mr, atid Mrs. T. C. AL,caii are i socially. A humorous rradino• AViv.4 1"1- in Pi 4,11,14''a"(1 '1444 141141"4
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te,i,e only 1e..1,,t
aid of her 44TI71 •,1,1..,! is.
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:,Os 110 John McNair' taco 4. 444 14144.•
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the inial man 144 of
111!!! T 44,w441 40 pl. s0
firuseele Fall Pair
Attended
'4Tr 1:14 tinstt. A:4441444th itrai 1 4'41".11"
twit, Clinton. ol "eta 1 I 4,4 opened 444144.
I Itart.., 1 Rol Fair Thousind4t
4.•10"1 told eilieYed 4414. .3:4i011ts eaal
t., :Mr!!! lions provided for
• rt ,Intnent.
A mon ssitoni psrad • 11 ttatit'd
bv 4110 Litekunw PIp Band, marehed
from •Tio Tots Hall to the raft -
grounds where the judging On
, -• 4(1 A Po witinintr,
'el, l",I 1'4'S A.- 41:. first* renrented
the 71.41 Crs 4. romplet, wine
4'n0r4'1 !!! !!!!1 ambulance C-firrrIng pa t 1 ent s and
Stuar.'s monv fr'end.44 hom fey. • nurse Streteher r carried
•ir r•oevettv from 111- ' ' 11"P' st"tellel"
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afro. IL Tmffree, Tomtit.), 111) It mental music was 4,141v.4.4441 1 II rs from Hanrysr 44,1111 11 Bruse I44. when ths as -13,-r!
week end with friends in Ti'alter Hr A vot of thanks lo 1111 4 C"1 1111111 114 11` Ps'n" 1 4 nemirred.
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will .1,' .11 41,.,)' 1-,- heel eamt,
It le the duty of every 0*' 1,111 tar,
11 this ,1i-011'(114' \'j(tor!" Pork
too
. n Saturday aftern
noo.
Brussels
Library Notes
The year's best-selling 4104411'Shannon's Way'
by A. J. Cronin
Literary Guild choice for Septem.
het% This magniiivp,11 rt,4,w novel has
all the qualities which have made A
J. ('44044414111 WOI'k r:14,444•rly 441)4,0throughout the English-speaking
world, Like "The Citadel." the
hero is a young doctor and Dr.
Cronin has used his intimate know-
diot of doctors and hospitals, nurs-
es and laboratories, professional
pride and jealousy. to mak, every
detail vivid.
1144401pointe in tht story ate.
The oVP1.1111g when Shaernn isoletee
the influenza harillus; Jean Low's
sorbet.) with 4144441144? fever ani
his watch by her bodsIdet hie
nrrvous breakdown 111(11 10.11,111A re
lemma ry.
Herr is an 11141411441144 41(4100' of
courage, and dedication to a lifs's
work. Shannon wil lknow ups and
clowns, but never will In• know
absolute defeat—especially if he
shares the love of an understandhig
compassionate and dedicated
su
woman ch as Jean Low.
GOSPEL MEETING.
in Orange Hall, Brussels
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Speaker —
Mr. Frank Guthrie, Guelph
Businessman
and will also speak at Wingham
at 8 o'clock pan.
Be sure and attend
A rich blessing awaits you.
I Brussels.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Thompson
visited (441411141 In Chatham 1114
Monday.
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-Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jardine end
Mr. and Air, C. Richards of 1411114411
(011 Ware visitors at the home of Mr.
Abit:PS.
Mr. E. L. Mitct 11 and Mrs. Roy
Blionstell and Mrs. Itny Pear of
Clinton spent 011 lfaiv day with Mr.
and 'Mrs. Herb Manning
411 * 01
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Thompson,
'were in Wingham on Tuesday eVell-
ing last, attending the meeting of
finnan branch. O.R.M.T. Association.
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Miss 3. Medd, B,A., and Mrs. J. W.
trete»brey of Chatham. Ont., will
spend the Thanksgiving' week end
with Mr. and Mrs. aleton D'ooptit,
St, Marys.
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Mrs. Elizabeth McVl.nir And '411-
0,1r! Kunz of London visited their
cousins Mrs. Georg* Manners and
Mrs. Marguerite 'Kinney recently.
Articles For Sale—
Typewriters, Adding Machines,
Cash Regsiters, Bought, Sold &
Repaired. Safes, opened, com-
binations changed, used safes
bought.
3. W. Locking,
369 - 24th St. W.,
Phone 2096w Owen Sound
October Meeting Of
Majestic Women's Institute
The October meeting of the Ma-
jestic W. T. is to be held in the
Public I.Abrary, Brussels on Thursdayafterpoon,
afternoon, Oct. 14.11). The meeting Is
In charge of Mrs. GarnIss, Home
Economics convenor. Each member
is requested to brine; an amen
pattern and 100(1411 the apron made
from it. Patterns will he Lxchtinged.
A report of the area convention held
at Guelph will be given by Mrs.
Shunts), A good attendance Is
11,f/fled for.
The Biggest Dance of the Season
to the music if
Frankie Banks
in Brussels Town Hall Baby Show At
Wednesday, October 20th Brussels Fall Fair
111"4. ak1,110TPOT1 W11R 011144(1 11.1F1 ,
• Dave MeLecul. Lunch 444144 aiso
served and the m4 stint' chased with
Miztrili benediction.
The United Church
The Holy Conn/II-mint) was adMin-
istered in the morning worshin at
the Pnitsd Church. The following
na-re received into membership by
certifl cat,': Mise Ca rri licerrirlten.
from Toronto: Mrs. Lloyd AA -heeler
from St. John's Anglican Chiirch;
Mrs. Ross Nichol from Blitevalel and
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Oldfield from
Corbetton. The Broken Christ was
the subject of the message. Misses
Francis Dennis and lietly Cousins
sang the du, t entitled "To the
COMM,"
In the ,evening Abram The first
emigrant was the snb!esi of the
meditation. The char contributed
an anthem "Christ mj F0111 will
keep" by Ackley.
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Melville Church
Th, Saernment of OP Laird'?
SuppPT Wiln dispensed at tbr
morning 011441444 011 Sunday. Rev.
Mr. Milne preached on the subject
'The Humble Approach to Com-
munion.' The choir rendered the
anthem `God is a Spirit' by Drown,
A congregational welcome was ex-
tended to Mr. and Mra. Wm, Reed,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald McLean, Mr,
and Mrs. Lloyd Alcock, Mrs, Donald
McRae, Mrs. Leonard Lamont, Miss
Louise Bowmen, Miss Helen Rintrml
Miss Jeanette Gemmell, Mr, Oliver
Riley.
At the evening service Mr. Milne
penned on the subject thIo degrees
of guilt' and based the sermon on the
story of the wow:ft taken in
ad III I ery
Sponsored by the
Ladies' Softball Club
Novelty and special dance prizes
Dress Optional
Admission — 75c
Dancing 9 P.M. to 1 A.M.
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REGENT THEATRE
• Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Oct, (-8-9
In Technicolor
1 , The Swordsman
with
I Larry Parks and Ellen Drew
I A dashing new role --ohockful of
awashbuckle—for Larry Parks, the ,
exciting star of "The Jolson Story" 1
Mon., Tues., Wed Oct, 11-12-13!
Matinee—Monday 2:30 P.M. '
Apitill Showers
with
Jaok Gerson and Ann Sothern
Warner Bros. Deluge of HaPPIneso—
Songs galore -Girls galere-Fun galore
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. Oct. 1445-18
Big City
with
Margaret O'Brien & Robert Preston
M.G.M.ls Bighearted drama with
songs. Se sure to see this one.
foo..••••••.
COMING—
It Had To Be
with
Ginner Rogers and
Jack Careen and
You
Cornet Wilde
Ann nothern
Capitol Theatre
LNSTOWEL
ASIZZIONWAMINVIMP
4 Days—Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat.
October 6-7-8-9
"FORT APACHE"
with John Wayne, Henry
Fonda, Shirley Temple,
Victor McLaglen.
Sat. Mat. 2 :30—serial, shorts
MID -NIGHT SHOW
SUNDAY, OCT. 10th, 12,05
Before Thanksgiving Monday
also on
Mon. Tues. Oct. 11-12
"THE BISHOP'S WIFE"
with Cary Grant, Loretta
Young, David Niven.
TUESDAY FOTO.NITE
OFFER $120.00
Mon. Attend. card night
Wed. Thur. Oct. 13-14
"TYCOON" in Technicolor
with John Wayne, Laraine
Day, Sir. Cedric Hardwick.
CICNX Mon. to Fri. at 6 p.m.
Listen your name may be
called.
Clergymen Honored
At 11 meeting of the Wineleam 11101
dirtrist Council of Ch tirc114:.4.4 hold 'It
AiOndilY fi.• moon 0 ths Pre t'',v•
',lean Manse at NV01l44h14444. 144
Hugh Wilson of 'Brussels was sierte,I
President. Ties% 11r. Lint 24 ''"r sf
as presid, lit and Rev. G. A. Milne,
AL,A., of Bross.:44 was elviern us Vic,
Wingliam in the now Secretor:"
Treasursr.
41114 11,
Miss Olive
relatives,
Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Concha end son
and dauchter of Stratford at their
cottage on th 141111 of Grey.
Mr, and Mrs, Jas. MeDnale of
Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Ruses1 1
Kranter of Listowel are visiting at
the home of Mr. Edwin Kreuter in
New' York cite.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Pollard and
son Kenneth in Louden.
A large erowd attended the clear.
ing auction sale of Herold Prance.
on Saturday, Sept. 25411. Bidding
was quite brisk through the entire
sale some of his purebred Ayrshire
cows Field for as high as 5210. Pigs
were also in gond demend. Bacon
type hoge about 4144 menthe old sold
for over 545.00 AR!'il.
Sunday Sehnert Rally was observed
in 'NE's 'United Church on Sunday.
Sept, 244th with a lams attendanee.
Mr. L. Bremner of P441011 Church.
Grey-, necypied the pulpit, assisted
by Dangles Prager. ossistart Seper-
intent-lent. Mise 'Doreen Coetts rend
a story ehroit the ,and Miss
Helen Johnston tend the scripture
Mason.
Nfr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mr. end
for -41,, 4,-.4 P. T`...;r! 41. Or rs.ri. ('0"
. . •ort ns ,111. years 41 I. ""rrYille: 11
14044-41 of y!!!1!!!;!1.111,R. driV,11 by Me.
7r, F. at' (7 "r_ !!, lot of attention.
41 s41s44i441 f,aturs of this yenr's
1(44' 14 beby elle*. Winners of
Bryans—MeFaetar,e
bsby mutest were. 110- 10 gin
T144 marriage of "Mary Jaan.
-4,aliter of Fr. Emerssn C M -Par
117. Arthnr, to Mr ("hart's, Fr-
neth Bryans, smi of Air and
Tarn • e Bryans, fis111*.-41A 4441: 7,1 ,s
in Ros•edale ('l'urch. v. • 14
Rev E. M. Grant offielattne•
bert Punter was at 'lie organ.
and Mr Hugh Martin
Given in marriage hr her piths,.
ths "bride wore a gown at ivtry r414 if -
fon v1v"t with circuit,- -rain. talc
bodtee finished wi"h long t'irht
sleeves and sweetheart nerktire
Her fineer-tip yeti/ was caught w1,14
flowers. and she carried 1 cascade
nf Joanna TIM roses aml whit
-
Craig. near Blyth. wit"
The baby show which was jointly Mrs. William Dennis tin 41 family Nis,
sponsored by the Brussels LiortA 'f -Ad fri170415 111 41004141 11 An '
(11111 EWA the liajeetic Institut, was Mr. Stewart Dryers of Mitebell
an divided snecess. witrlil:pfr.w11)14pMDR. ,r0110 ri %MAR Of
In m
Class A-8 onths) and under .,%1.,,ri
to Murray 1VIcTntosh. Sr411 'NIT' eel 0717115111 with Mr and Mrs. Ale%
;MA Mrs, TOM' rt Clark of
th-014. 17PrP 9 entries, 1st prize went. RN -
Mrs, Blair Meintosh; find prize t^ m,,,,en of Grey Tavp
Donald MeLend, son of 'Mr. and Mrs Ws. .Teen Cnuttst nf Ssaforth with-
Fave McLeod: Ard prize. Larry her parente. Mr. and IlOrs. Sarney
Bolger. son of Mr, and lire. Revell portt,
Bolger; 4th prise to Brian 7711011"r. Mr. Tohn Bennett has returned to
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Buether. the fl.A.C. ethelph rontintne
Tn Class B-12 months and Ore' 11144 1'44tO1'IT0.1177 course.
6 months there were sixteen entries' personals! Mr. and kTrs. Mundy
lo't Prize. Ruth MerogIT1TT. g ugh TTolland. Torn, with frit,Thi,
of Mr. and Mrs, Adrian MeTaxgart: mrs. JP:111 McKinley and Mrs. Lydia
2nd prize, Robert Fischer, son of l‘leFlilleY, Enrich. with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, Wni, Fischer! Ord 111-110. Nelson Reid; Mr. and Mrs. William
Diane Hastings, daughter of Mr, and p, nnis and family with Mr. and
M's, naVid 0709tiliP: 1(11 Prix". Mrs. Thomas Talbot, Ss.rnla: John
Myrna McNair, daughter of Mr. and Stetss, 'Kitchener, with his mother.
Best baby In show, Ruth Merge.' 111711:•NiVrortabrY1:7e.1811w11 tbr14hilisAvc)bilrothl)::
Mrs. Stuart. McNair.
gart. and sisters; James Bishop, North
heather. TT, r eieter. !Vie, Betty 4Nis.
Farlane. 11111 411 of 11041444' And Miss
Treltm chnee laurel erten ve1.
yet matehing ennntlets. and %earl-
Ireeree 40 M. nd with their raAcalse
of apricot and flame prta'r
Mr rdward WIlsontendon. was
ernnmsman and the usher: 41144!!
Mesers. Tames and Berkeley Nottes.
Hamilton.
A reception WAR held at Prinee
Arthur House. The crainlA will llve
in Long Branch.
Dr, Crawford and Mrs. Wellwond. Bay, le spending a few days in the
Reg. N., of Wingham were the village; Mr, and Mrs. George Dun.
judges. das with friends in Grimsby,
month,- Murray Aistatosh. Fonaid
Charlse nil. Larry Tioleer and
fl' y tn fientber six months to one
444,4 r Ruth MeTaggart, Robert
r441(744, Fischer. Dianne Hastings
and Myrna MeNair, Ruth Mc-
, Tagzmrt was judged the beat baby in
'lo show.
q•!! 4!;!! "r1.-,1111,1 indoor e144 -
1/414z, 'n nsedlework. 711:,4 arts and
iltrdlsraft. Intsreettrir exhibits
(:1:10101 those of the Wiest!b' it/sr!-
tue and Garden Clubs. The Boy
Snout dispiny was a 414m7411744 feature
and d44sw oonsiderable attention.
Anead&fl attraetion was a square,
dtinee cornpetit1on . Two eete toot
part. The prize went ir, he grnunt.
fee. Howielt township
Morris Couple Honoured
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jehne)ce•
celebrated their 80th weedin4 annt •
versary on Monday, Sept. 27th. at
their hnme, lot concess'o,) of 'Morris;
township in the midst of a family
gathering nf children, crantlehlIdren
broth, rs. sisters. many cousins and
neighbors
Dinner allPS4R of the hoot and boS
Celebrates Birthday 10R5 were 11410411 4044 and RIOATR 414075
their friends including: Mt., and Mrs.
William 07, Fraser. Winstram•
and Mrs. FAwarti Johnston. Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Iohnetton. 1Tr. and Mrs.
.Tames Pesonek, 1VIrs. Arthur Shaw,
Mrs. 'Bessie Leitch, 1100 Adelaide
St.. celebrated her 91st birthany
happily with a birthOny party nt
Springbank Park. Twenty-three
members of her family were in
an of T3Inevale; Mr. sod Mrs. Silas
attendance and the dinner was high -
Johnston. Walten, and grand
danghter, Isobel Nethery. Beigrave.
At the afternoon reeeptinn. Rev. 3.
A. Barden proposed a toast to the
couple and the enest*s sang "ThAv
Are :roils ar.nd Fellows" Mr, Rob.
Shaw and Mr. Johnston wet'," !MP!
ers,
Mr. Johnston was born on the f,
line of Morrie. son of Mr. and Mrs.
William :fames Yohneton. pioneers.
and Mrs Johnston was Isabella Prae-
lighted by a three -tiered birthday
cake. Present were 114fra. Leitch's
SIX children and their families; Mr.
and Mrs. Dougall Leitch. Mrs. Idabel
Metnren. Mr. and Mrs. John Leitch.
Norwieli. 'Airs. Annie Zieeler, Lon-
don. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L antis,
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs, victor
Sparline. Detroit. Others In attend
mice were Mr. and Mrs. Tran teiteh
and family of Otter:dile. Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Kinsey and family and
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Miss Gertrude roster. Norwich
'Fraser. 11.0044)4(7445 ef the first line.
Misses raorothea Snarling and her
Several guests W1..' present who
fia)1ce, Jack townie. Detro't. 11.PI 11111
7,'gier, Londnn, attended the wedding ceremony SO
.-
many years ago.
Mr. anti Mrs. Johnston nave four
Caution - - School Ahead grandchildren and three ehildren
Vacation ie over and Antumn 4 fRina1 'Mrs. Cooper Nethery, Del -
nigh .. leaves chid scarlet. grave. Charlei Fraser Johnston of
donee briefly and die; the school the same line and Miss Minnie at
hells are heard at a quarter to nine home. The family circle was
mid skimming her way core 41 broken several years ago by the
daughter of mine . . She's death nf 19 -year-old Alfred, Toungest
only a handful of the family.
llke thousands 7011'Vf' 4404111,
with a bagful of tricks. she 411101115CARD OF THANKS
11lre a kitten. and TIM like a deer ... T wish to thank all thee° '
1 (10101110(1417 incautious when danger
is neer. Then Summer vacatien my
reettent stay in the hospital at-.
kindly sent 1)10 cards and gifts
W..VP watched her • at play .
'0111711ee mining home,
and warned her to always lump
safely away , . from notes that Marion liulT
speed, only steps from thr door , .
but Summer is over, and school is I Notice Businessmen
And Farmers
I111 for wt lovv'elhe.7. h e.r, .T
and
now while she'a zone, were depend-
__ ing oil you ... to drive with the rare.
yon'te expecting of , . . when
passing the school wheys your own
, child might be, 1 mention all this, for
tomorrow ran so nerd her,
1 j task, 'till tomorrow is done; re-
member — she's only a laasie of
. delighted with life • . . and her
bagful et trieks, Shes just like the
17oungster who kistleS your cheek
end sea:inners to lessens, five days
of the week; they're precious, 41517
friends, and more needed CAo11 day
so think ad yon drive . , and
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY
Sunday, October 10th
Rev. C. L. Lewis M. C., B. A., 13, D.
Guest Preacher.
Special Music — Choir, Quartet and Solos
Serivces 11 a. tn. and 7.30 p. m.
The 001(151 Beard of the United
Church have decided to repair the
church shed. A contract has been
let and repairs will be under way kr
short iime. The Board feels that,
es the shed 10 of no benefit to the
United, Church bist is ft decided asset'
to the whole oommunitY, many of the
business men of the town and.
farmers of the surrounding district
would 0* willing to contribute some-
thing to help finance these repairs -
rather than see the shed fall into
disrepair or to be slotted entirely.
Anyone wishing to eontribute to 'Sage
fund may leave their donation at .
let's keep them at PlaY D. A. Itannle State or
—Taken from Tke Olgoina AdVecate. 1 studs CreatilerY