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Vikcineseitay, October 27th, 10/13
2 lb. Box Viau Salted Sodas . . . . 39c
1 lb. Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies 45c
1 lb. Tin Lyons Coffee 65c
1 lb. Custom Sliced Bacon . 65c
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BRUSSELS, ONTA AA,*
Obituary Glen And Stanley Bray Lotal Residetritt. Win Awards Softkall Team
Twp. Sc -11
At Internatimal Plowing Match Entertains At Banquet :Au
ht.A10-1,tard
The coninomil y was chocked nue, •i1 I1LU Tee , preeent at a ineetine
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ddened to learti of the pa,sing dalex rearson has sole the ; l'"•
Charles A. Lamont Buy Businmts At Ethel
away of Cline. A. Lamont In \Me-
llen] Ilospit al on Sunday, October
!l7th. The late Mr. Lamont, while
not .njoying rugged health for eome
years had been going about as usual
1111111 a few days befere his death.
He was the youngest son of the
late Arehibald and Mrs. Lemont, 7th
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tam. orey and his entire life was
intent in this community, His wife
the former Elizabeth Huether p11-
111(01141(1 him three and me half
years ago. He leaves to mourn one
een ne Melville and obrother Arclii.
bald of Seaforth. 'Meg of a jovial
and social disposition C.harlie, as he
tttr, CInntlionly known (1141114 many
1 friends and will be steady
The funeral which was. ATM.
lar,4:01y attended was held from his
Brussels , late residence Wednestla a Oct.
20th and was eonclueted by the Rev.
Hugh P. Wilson. Th.? pellbearers
The United Church
Rev. U. R Cronhielm condusted
the worship in the United Church on
Sunday morning. He preached
from the text "Against thee only
have I sinned and done this evil in
thy sight" Psalm LI:4. In the morn-
ing anthem entitled "Come ye
disconsolate" duet Parts were taken
by Misses Betty Cousins and Francis
Dennis and by Miss Betty Cousins
and Mr. Lloyd Wheeler. In the
evening Rev. J. 11. Kerr was in
charge of the service. Dr. Ailing/
of the Bible Society spoke and
pictures were shown. Mrs. (7)41..Hamilton presided at lite organ.
DANCE
In Brussels Town Hall
Thursday, Nov. 4th
Music by Don. Robertson
and His Ranch Bova
Dancing from 10 to 1.
Lunch Booth - Admission
Under ausoices of L.O.L. 774'
Christmas Parcels
For Overseas
Attention is to all pntrens nlalllnO
Clirlstmas parcels ove,rseas, declar-
ations, which are free of charge
should first be obtained from your
post office, and all items iu the
parcel listed on the declaration also
weigh and value of each,
If the above method is followed
this will greatly assist in loss of
time at point of =Bine and expedite
your parcel while enroute.
Yam, co-operation will be greatly
appreciated by the post office staff.
Bible Society Meeting
At The United Church
There was a gond attendance at
the Bible Society joint service in
the United Church on Sunday even-
ing. The service was in charge of
Rev. TT. Kerr, and the speaker was
Dr. Alnutt, secretary of the reeler
Canada Bible Society. To supple-
ment his address Dr. Abfutt used
the filen `The Bible in the world of
50c to -morrow.' Following the service
the annual meeting of the local
branch was held, with Mr. John
Sdhnock, president, in the chef.
The executive elected for 1040 was
President, Mr, John Schnook; vice-
presidents, Revs. H. Wilson, J. Herr,
end G. Milne; secr-treae., Mrs. B.
Walker; oominittee, Mr. Wm. Ella -
cote Mr. John Bryans, Mrs, Mc.
Arthur, Miss Jessie Strachan, Mrs.
Deadrnan, Mrs, G. Henderson, Mrs,
Morrison, Miss C. Hingston, Mr. J
Perrie.
"Thou Shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thy heart, eon],
strength and mind."
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
10 a. m. Sunday School end
Bible Class.
11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Guest Speaker —
Rev. Alex Ninnuo.
7.05 p. me Organ Recital.
Louie D. Thompson, Organist
and Chonimaster.
TheUnited Church
OF CANADA
11 a. m. Morning Worship
Woman's Missionary Society
Thank -Offering
Speceial Speaker —
Miss Edith Snarling of China.
Junior Congregation,'
12 Church School and
Bible Class.
Notice—The eveneng service
has been -withdrawn so members
can attend Melville Ginn&
Anniversary,
Come and bring the family.
Church of England
Parish of Drumlinflev.
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Brussels..
2/3rd Sunday Alter Trinity
October 81st, 1948.
St. George's Church Walton -
8.15 a. M. Morning Prayer
Sunday Seheoi
St. David's Church, Henfrye-
10.18 a. m. Sunday Sohool
12.16 a. m. Morning Prayer
St. Johns Church Brussels -
2 p. m. Sunday School
8 p, m. livening Prayer
DIED
WOODS—In Winghaen Hospital on
Monday, October 25th, Ella 'Woods
in her 72nd year,
Private funeral was held from
D. A. Rann's funeral home l3rus-
sels on Wednesday, October 271h.
- Service at 2 p.m. Interment in
Brussels Cemeteree
BAZAAR
The St. George's Guild,
Walton, will hold their Annual'
Bazaar Thursday, Nov. 4th in1
the Walton Community Hall.
Sale of aprons, fancy worlc, quilts
etc. W.A. counter, Fish pond,.
Supper served. Adults 50c and
Children 25c.
1110.11,edneueastmo
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING
Thurs., Fri., Sat. 00128-29.30
In Technicolor
Relentless
with
Robert Young Willard Parker,
Marguerite Chapman
This Is the ticket for fans who like
technisolor westerns without frills.
Be sure to see It.
•••••••••••••
Mon., Tues., Wed, Nov, 14-8
Call Northside 777
with
James Stewart Helen Walker
Richard Conte
IFor ten weary years he was kept
behind prison bars—oonvloted of e
°limo he didn't eothmit—tense
drama torn from the pollee blotter.
COMING—
The Voice of The Turtle
with
Eleanor Parker 'Ronald Reagan
In et e Norman Lamont, Cline, ITen.
111141,T-Tollinger, Elmer Arm-
strong, Glen Bray and Thos. Ale -
Parlance The floral tribute.; \1'14&earried by Stanley Bray -elm Arm-
strong, Wm. Hoy, leonnete3ray,
Norman Stephenson and CliffordBray. Bray.
Friends were present from leinear-
dine, Goderich. Clinton, reafortle
Wingha-m, Pordwich and 13elgrave,
Tnterment Was in Brusesls cemetery,
Majestic Institute
All ladies of the &mummify are
cordially invited to attend the
citizenship conferences of the North
Teurren District Wemen's fnetitute.
Th first meeting is In be held at
the township hall, Dthel, Nov. 2 at
1;30 p.m. and the following day
Nov. 3, at Fordwich. The subjeet,
'Developing Community Enter-
prises' is being given by Mrs.
Clarence Hays of Georgeown, All
ladies are asked to please talo,
advantage of this imitation ns the
meeting should be of great Interest
and benefit to all who attend.
Melville Church
At the morning service on Sunday,
Rev. Mr, Milne preached on the
subject "'Phe methods of Jesus" and
based the subject on thaa story of the
wedding feast at Cana of Galilee.
It was seen that little can be achiev-
ed towards the improvement of
world conditions without .flans co-
operatlon with God, The evening
service was withdrawn on account
of the Bible Societe, Joint service.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. 3. H. Hopper and family wish
to extend sincere thanks and
appreciation for the many kindness-
es, messages of sympathy and
floral tributes received from relatives
and friends during the recent sad
bereavement in the loss of a dear
mother. Special thanks to Rev. Mr,
Wilson for his consoling words and
also members of the Rebekah Lodge
Capitol Theatre
LISTOWP.L
Wed. Thur. Oct. 27.28
"Un in Central Park"
sommtmemesulemumanmenesmaembsomemnhottelomem....
Fri. Sat. Oct. 29-30
Joe E. Brown Richard Lyon
in "THE TENDER YEARS"
A heart warming story for all
the family,
Sat, Mat. 2:30 Serial shorts
Mon. Tues. Nov. 1-2
"Dark Delusion" with -
Lionel Barrymore, James
Craig Lucille Bremer,
COMING
TUESDAY POTO-NITE
OFFER $140.00
Mon. Attend, card night
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Wed. Thur, Nov. 3-4
The most acclaimed motion
picture of the year --
"Gentleman's Agreement"
with Gregory Peck, Dorothy
McGuire) John Garfield.
ItiorebrISMarmwessrammersabrareweiteranntereMOI.Mat
CKNX.every Mon. to Fri.
at 6;00 P.M.
grading station, cold 4:4,41•,1, ,,,,,4 t''' '. 1 1;4 ''Et
1,,'i,,,".1414
fend business to Glen and 4(4,e •,1 '‘', “ 1.1/01,01- (11 11
,14 CO,1 /1,1 (1(4B•ray. (Hen Ilray is •holiht.: . l'1!;'"' ',, • ' - ' no' eieobi • el'exine-
auction sale and will move te Etted: •',ei r,e' I-',,' in .•',F.;,, :11' tor n,'1 p11
early in November. 111. 3,,,44 t,144,, ia4iin.?. 4114 1(11- in
t4 , 4,... ln 4511'-':', furrow plow.
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ANNII,' ERSARY SERV ICE,5
-- AT
111 el ville Presbyterian Churc h
ON •
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31st
11 a. m. and 7.30 n. m.
h
Guest Speaker Rev. Alex Nimmo.
Organ Recital at 7.05 p. m.
Anniversary Music, Choir, Male Quartet.
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB
A J.
—PRESFIVI S—
STEELL'S CAVALCADE OF STARS
9
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rolph K Ashton. 111 04!],- 44' ef M.
' ' a Wineberg of th, Arcade Store. pr,-
sonted the pli;c'PrR. ( 9:I ell ,.,4 nnd bat
i
boy. with sweat sweaters.
1 ' After the bumpy t there W1(1(
1,4,4 111- ir 14. 44. victo,v "' I:41"".• "t
v..11111J lutequ,1 olo 1 a, 41,r, N, • • ••' 4'164 "" by
mml..9,1 I heel, 14. Tarter end 11. McMurray.
their erents. fee 411 atel 111P1/111±,,,
of the Town etennoil.
; I). .1 110111. tetteue • et' 111, tf.:III:
pr; 44.1.•,1 r 14 e'en tree and celled
1
Shohtiv4:. was 114,,truM,
arrange for repairs to we'il cover
dee. e ed•- e.
444.4 N,4. 9.
Motion, McMurrap and Taylor that
supply teachers be paid eferie pet
on the following speekers• Rev. it day.
94'1l '"14 neer, R 11, C'ousin:4, Jerry , The offer of the Huron teibrePY tev
eedede ieeee ''14 11(4 Ii.? team. supply book!, to the eeluiele was held
Ser.,11141:105,;m.10.
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1111: 44:1(4,14111s.,S.
f1 1: 41, 6.
11I,n14 stmrt,=:!ffiotAlp 4h, • TT r,..gqidtu., his plumb..
on and off ,11- ti• peel tepee,. trig et -attract at S.S. No. 12.
On motion by T. Duielae aed H.
'4 l'1l11 .1 3411 ded-,se••e, IVIcCutabenn payment of bills was
4 b. e i1a.uthr,r1z(.41: Horde, eapilee. 01 45.557
t!1.4.1,1,f4.-;1,4,,,,,:T,.4,.. he talc:. . fee ; advertlslng 54,45; Heintzman and CO.
, equipment 910. G4 Standard;
prnvh] 4.
4 11 ;•,4,41; 4.1: 4). A. Ffnizz,
euppliee $4 07: Si;' tdde flaret--
Western and South American
25 AMERICA'S FINEST TRAINED
HORSES and NOVELTY CIRCUS ACTS
— FEATURING —
AZABOCHE — That F amous South American Fighting
Horse. He fights, he dances, and he jumps
over an automobile
Ten perfectly trained dogs in their act beautiful.
Trick toning and trick riding.
Clowns and Mules.
This is the biggest ,how of its kind to ever show in Ontario.
russels Arena
rid
ONE NIGHT ONLY
y,
th
at 8.15 p. in.
ADMISSION 75c CHILDREN (under 12) 35c
PROCEEDS IN AID OF LIONS CLUB ACTIVITIES.
dancing at the Town Hall to 11.•
music of Frankie ereli,stre
At thP hall the team, menav r, caaoh.
45 1(714 bat boy were called to tho
Clam, and presented with Individual
silver.trophi,a by the town counril
in honor of their A' 0.A A. victory
Tho presentations were made by
Reeve R. 13. Cousins assisted by
; eouncillor W, E. Willie.
The (Until:: room at the benrynet
and the hum for th, 1411111414 were
antifully dpeoratol for he
occasion.
B.C.& High'irrhfc
1- oh 01, both:tin:1
'
Frtdav evening' rt.r.s.
1
. 4 . 1:44,,9 021.00:
Enibury, leber 942 9nd el nett -110e,
labor 712.04': Yfecelllint. labor
1$22.00; TT Pleteh. wong ee03.49.
Bird, wood ITRientl; Humphries ,te Co.fuel 911107; Print Shop, report oar&
94.35,
Meeting adjourned 1': (4,t again
November 4, at 2 p.m. in S.S. NO. S..
W. R. Sluddiee, R. S. Shaw,
Chairman Seereteree
Majestic Women's Institute
ChM Project
Mrs. Wm. Martin an I 'lire. Chas.
Davie. of the Majestic I were
Winehtn t week to attend the
training Felinnl eponeeree by the
Women's Institute. The girls of this -
community who wish to take the
club work "Sb epine Germents" are
asked to come to the Brussels
iibrary nn Saturday. Oct. flOth at
pen. (0' 10 eet in temee with Mrs.
1110141,1110141, On Martin er aTre, Davie
b11414011114
rena ezrens of fun and imighter fel'
• i
, everyone except first former'e. One
!by one. blindfolded thee took tbeh
Turnishrn.- nt. Walking a plank
o' balanced near one end nn a chals
' 1 was the first task and then nosey '
1
seniors provided a waoh In a basin of
dour followed by a few raw eggs.
Phe feature attraction fer the ever-
ing was a square danee provided bv
bnffled first formers called on
at a moment's notice. Lunch was
served at a very nominal fee and
later dancing took place
the halls. Costume lists were
given to the boys and girls to be
followed rigidly Monday. Tuesday
and 'Weft -May of the following
week. All offenders suffering a
Come enjoy the fun
Hail we'en 1ght
to be held in the
russeis Town HAI
4.
rt,„„,t
ct.
8.30 p. an. everbody welcome
Come. one — Come all.
To be shown on the screen —
Silver Stallion with Thunder the wonder
horse action, thrills, romance and spills
Starring — Chief "Tonto" Thundercloud
Capt. Boots "Famous Police Dog"
David Sharpe Leroy Mason
Added — Selected Shorts.
..a.Menev.410.1111011.M.M01•101
Prizes to be gen for Costumes —
National, Comic, Clown
Special prize for
Hallowe'en Costume (original)
Treats for the children
No Admission
Sponsored by the Brussels Lions Club.
CARD OF TI -TANKS
I wish to thank me e ighboars
and friends for their kind words and
deeds at the time of nee hereave-
ment. Their kinhness will be long
'ememheeed
Melville Lamont
. Library Notes
Po you know that the following
megazines are in emur library, and
that you may take home any but the
eurrent Issue of each
National Geovraphle
Canadian Homes and Gardens
j Maelean's
I Canadian Geographic Journal.
Saturday Beetling POA'
penalty. Good Housekeeping
Popular Mechanics
And others
1 Notice Also. the Globe and Mail, the
. Wingbam Advance. the Huron Ea,
I The Majestic Weiner:, Institute ; positor and the Brussels Pnst are on.
are holding a bazaar atut baking, sale the tables for your convenfetecese
Why not make use of them
on Saturday, Dec. 4411.
pti,eJ !de Made
Ruality16 your Se.3t Ray/
leidai Wreath carries the only 4.polet
guarantee of perfect color, cut, ',tannins,
cad flawless guality.See these typical Wilue4
ieetellee,
'The Steen for Beautiful). Gifts"
W. G. LEACH
Jeweller Brussels1, Out
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