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PIPE' BAND
TATTOO
At Vietoria Park, Brussels on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11th
Parade to Park at
8.30 P. M.
Massed Bantle -100 Pipers
"0 Canada" - Brussels,Lions Band
Palmerston Pipe Band
. Lucknow Pipe Band I
Arthur Pipe Band .1
Brussels Lions Boys and
Girls Band
Listowel Pipe Band
Mount Forest Pipe Band
Brustets Pipe Band
Massed Pipers
FW. Todd M. C.
"God Save The Queen"
Admission 50c Childrenunder12 free
DANCE AFTER
In The Crystal Palace Ballroom
Music by The Sundowners
Proceeds To Be Used For
Purchase Of Band Equipment
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr and Mrs. Harvey Sohneton
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Leona. Margaret, to Mr.
William James, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Armstrong, The marriage
to take place the latter part of
August,
LIBRARY CLOSED
'Nue Library will be closed from
July 26th until August 9th, while
Rhe librarian is on vacation.
BORN
Bernard - Iib Mr. and Mre, Thomas
Bernard, on Tuesday'July 200., a4.
Dr. Myers' Nursing Home -
a daughter,
FLOODLIGHT
LADIES SOFTBALL GAME
&TRATFORD POLICE KADETTES
VS.
BRUSSELS IN4ERMEDIATES
MONDAY, JULY 26th
At Victoria Park, Brussels
At 8.30 P. M.
Admission 25c
ANGLICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC
Brussels, Walton and Henfryn
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28th
At 2 p. m.
In Seaforth Lions Park
Please Bring Lunch
Every One Welcome.
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THE PRtsrv'v*RIAN
CHURCH IN CANADA
M.11411e Cleric
Brunei*
No Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship
United Church
OP CANADA
Minister, Rev. Andrew Lane '
Church School - 10
Divine Worship - 11.15 a, m,
Come and Worship.
Church of England
Pariah of Brumes
Rev. A. Norman Ellis, M, A.
July 251fh, Trinity VI
et. John's Church, Brussels
i.'1 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St, George's Walton
9,30 a. m, Mowing Prayer
St. David's, Henfryn
2.80 p. m, Evening Prayer
Sunday School
BRUSSELS JRS. DEFEAT
KINCARDINE BY ONE RUN
Bru.s:sels Jr, Girls, Softball Team
teak on the Kincardine lake shore
teaan •luea•e on ]Monday night at Vic
taria Parlc, The game was not
-particularly well played as both
teams chalked up an number of
errors.. But the. close snore made it
interesting for the fans, The game
ended in -a win ,for the local girls by
a narrow margin of one run. The
final •snore being 6.5,
INTER. LADIES SOFTBALL CLUB
DEFEAT MOUNT FOREST 13-5
Monday night the Brussels Ladies
Club deflated Mount Forest 13-5 in a
rather bad inning. for Mount Forest
in which Brussels scored 9 runs in
the first inning, Brussels Should now
win 10 out of 12 games as they meet
Harriston here Friday night in tale
last game of the schedule. However
fans don't be dissappointed as the
highly rated :Stratford "Kadettea"
play here Monday, ,Iuly 26th at 8.30. '
Rev, Mr, Blakeley of Kintyre and
Wardsetille was in charge of the ser-
vice -at Melville Church an Sunday ,
morning last, and preached fvom
the text, "I am th, bread of life, t
and. I am the water of life." Mr, ,
Blakeley said, in pant, These,, and
other words .of Christ show man's ,
sheer dependence on God Man is a
deependent creature. Christ aleo
said, Without Me ye can do nothing;
I am the vine, lye are the branches.
Christ is indispensable in creation.
All things 'were made by Him- Her;
is also Indispensable in man's sal- i
vation. Christ is our all in all, We
are lost if we try to save ourselves i
in our own way. By ourselves we
are helplests and hope3ese'. Christ is ,
indispensable in mans being set free
from sin, also in man's sanctificat-
ion.
Miss Margaret Perrle was soloist,
and sang, 0 Lord most Holy, by C.
Franck.
MELVILLE CHFRCH
ATTENTION LADIES -
A telephone call brings your
British Knit, representative right to
your home. Quick and courteous
service at all times plus quality
goods. Mrs. Pearl Stevenson, Brus-
sels Telephone 43r14.
ARMYWORMS
Out-breake of armyworm have been
report in Shncoc, Bruce, Lalnbton
,nd now in Iluron County, Army-
worms
rmyworms :have appeared to -date in the
Clinton, Seaforth, Lonrl;esboro, Blyth,
Fordwlch and Belmoie areas in
Huron County,
Usually 'the insect le kept under
oontrel by parasites and other nature
al control factors. 'If present in
large numbers and the food supply
becomes scarce as it has in the re-
cent dry -spell they ,migrate from
pastures and bay fields to nearby
fk.lds of oats, barley, corn and other
crops.
When mwtutf the Caterpillars are
about 11/4 inches long and greenish
.brown in colour with longitudinal
stripes. They fend at night or in
the late evening. During the day
they usually lie in a partly curled
under lumps of earth or other cover.
They climb the plants to feed on
leaves and frequently cut off the
heads of• grain. The adult insect
is a brownish gray moth with a
single white spot in, the centre of
each: front wing,
Control
Poison bran bait seems to be the
most reliable method of coptrol,
Bran 25 lbs, Paris Grelen 3m. or50%
wettable DDT powder 11,i. Ib., Mol-
asses 1 - 2 quarts, Water about 2/
gallons.
The poison should be mixed thor-
oughly with the bran by shovelling
over on a. smooth dry concrete
floor until all is green.
Avoid breathing the dust by tying
a moist handkerchief or other
cloth over the nose and around
the head.
The _molasses should he stirred into
the water and this then mixed :with
the poisoned bran until it resembles
damp sawdust, - crumbly but not
sticky. if desired, the poison could
be dissolbed in the water along with
the molaeses. The amounts given
above will prepare sufficient bait to
treat one acre.
Note .
Where the 'armyworms are in
spring grain or wheat, the bait
should be broadcast in the evening
by men, -moving across the"fields
close enough together so that bait
can be spread to give almost cam.
1 plate coverage of ground surface.
If the armyworms are moving from
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one field to another, plough a furrow
with the straight edge toward the
crop to be protected. Sprinkle a row
ilii of the poisened bait on the floor of
the furore As the poisoned beet dries 1
out, freshly prepared bait may have
11 to be added.
Sprays or dust of DDT or aldrin
imhy he applied at the rate of 2 lbs.
of the aotual toxicant per acre but
baits have usually proven more
effetive and IeSs damage to the crap
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
We specialize in styling. cutting
,and cold waving, Open Monday to
Saturday inclusive.
School Girl Special for August -
Cold wavy, canrlplete with cutting
and styling, $5.00.
Mrs, Velma Stephenson,
Phone 102xr4,
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CAPITOL LISTOWEL
THEATRE _
I 2 shows nightly 7.30 -•9.30 p. m.
Matinee Saturday 2 p. m.
being treated, results.
' WARNING The haft described
above is very poisonous to live-
stock, poul1..ry, and man. ,Thus the
usual nrecautions.shonld be observed.
if haft is left over after the infested
field has been treated, spread it
thinly over the already baited area.
G. W. Montgomery,
Agricultural Representative
I Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
July 21 . 22 . 23 1
We don't want your money we Just I
wast your heart Is the messape of
"THE KIDNAPPERS"
The most human, lovable story told
of two young boys who turned Kid-
nappers. We recommend this
picture very highly. Bring the en-
tlre family. Regular prices.
Saturday only July 24
It's Joel McCrea and Yvonne De -
Carlo Ina fast moving aotlon story.
"BORDER RIVER"
Men. - Tues. July 26 • 27
A double bili that embraces every-
thing for your movie pleasure
"THE STORY OF THREE LOVES"
. and
"COME TWO"
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
OFFER 71-1I5 WEEK $120.00
Monday Attendance Card Night.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Jury 28 - 29 - 20
Bab Hope at his funniest In
"HERE COME THE GIRLS"
PEOPLE W E KNOW
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Norman and Mrs. Hoover are boll,
Baying in Toronto.
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Miss. D. T, McLeod, Lucknow. spent
Saturday at lihe;home of Wm, Moses.
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Mrs. D. 13. McCallum, Blyth, is
visiting Miss Beth Hoover this week,
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MISS Jean Cardiff and Miss Jean
McFarlane are holidaying at the i
lake this Week
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barr, Toronto I
have been visitors with her parents
Mr, and Mrs,Robert Bird.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Warwick and
family of Owen Sound, have been
visiting relatives here.
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Miss Bessie. Moses spent 1aet
week in Stratford, attending the
Stretford 'Shaketspearian Festival,
* * *
Miss Hdlen Rantoul, nurse -in -train•
ins at Galt hospital is visiting with
hbr aunt Alts. Pipe and Mervyn and
family.
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Mr. and Mrs. H, Marsbmlll and Miss
Jessie Elliott, Stratford, called on
friends in Brussels on. Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Mack Cameron, Wingham, who
has the necessary qualifications to
become an embalmer, has been en•
gaged as an apprentice by D. A.
Rann.
* * *
Mr, and Mrs. A. K. Zapfe, and Dr.
and Mrs- D. B. McAdam, and little
daughters, Marjorie and Kathie, are
visitors at Riverside with Mrs. R.
7lhomeion.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Braddick,
Vancouver, were visitors with her
parents,Mr. end Mrs. E. Pollard, who
returned to 13. C. with them for a
vacation. 'l'hey also visited with her
sister Mrs. M. Pipe.
* * *
Misses June and Audrey Haekwell. '
and Doris Johnston. Bill Martin and
Robert Kennedy, members of the
Lions Club Boys and Girls Band re.
turned home Sunday night after a
wee'k's tour with the London Boys
and Girls Band under the dir-
ection of A. C. Robinson.
* *
Wnr. Grant of the 12th con, of Grey
had the misfortune to badly fracture
his hip bone when the barn floor
where he was repairing, the timbers
gave way letting hire fall to the
ground. We are sorry to say he is
at present spending many weeksin
t1re Wingham Hoa,pital.
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CARD OF 'THANKS
T wish to thank all the noigbbours
on the 16th. con. of Grey and all
others for their kindnesr, to me' i show.
while I was a. patient in Seaeorth, -._ _ _ .
Hospital and atter I canoe home. Thurs. - Frh July 22 '
- Victor Maturt Alexander Scourly
For Professional
PIANO TUNING
and Repairs
Consult
• CLARE F. STONE
Phone: E. Martin, 87x Brussels
tiI$II��N1lI�liiuikl•llll'I
LLASHMAR
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LiSTOWEL, ONTARrO
Two Shows Nightly
Rain or clear - first show at dusk
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INote: News and Cartoon at each
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Larry Perdue "GLORY BRIGADE"
TWO WALTON MEN
KILLED IN CRASH
Duncan L. McNichol, 41, and God•
don Hall, 40, both of R. R. 1 Walton,
died as the result of a crash late
Monday night, between their light
truck and a 20 ton tractor -trailer ear.
Tying about 2,500 gallons of silk.
Both men died during Monday
night in Stratford General Hospital
where they were rushed, after the
accident -on No. 8 highway about a
mile Oust of Mitchell.
Gordon Rolland was a native of
Grey township, who had lived most
of his life in McKillop township:
For the past three years he. had
been farming in the 14th concess-
ion of McKillop, near Walton. He
was a veteran of army service in
the Second World War and a
member of the United Church.
He was married six years ago to
Jessie Phillips, of Blyth. He is
survived by his wife; by one son,
Delbert. three years olde by one
brother, Robert in London.
Funeral sFrvice will be held on
Friday,
Duncan L. McNichol, 41, farmed
all his life in McKillop township.
Born March 2, 1913, he was, a son
of Mrs. James McNichol and the late
Mr. McNichol,
He was schooled at S. S. 9, MoKfl-
Lop, and had been a member of
Bethel United Church, McKillop,
In 1940 he was married to the for-
me'u Mabel Bosman of Turnberry
township. '11hey have one daughter,
Phyllis. eight years. His farm is
on the 14th concession of McKillop.
Surviving besides, his wilt, mo-
ther and daughter, are five broth-
ers: Andrew and Ross, McKillop
township; Orval, Grey township;
Lorne G., Stratford, and George of
Condon, and one sister, Annie, of
Grey township.
Funeral service will be held from
his late residenre, 14th con., Mc-
Killop on Thursday afternoon, Inter-
ment in Brussels Cemetery.
Home Baking Sale and Tea
in Brussels Public Library on
Saturday Evening, July 24th
at8p.m.
Sponsored by the Evening Auxiliary
of St. John's Church,,
DANCE
At the Crystal Palace Ballroom in Brussels_`
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28th
For your Dancing Pleasure, Hear
"The Sundowners"
"Best Dance Band In the Land"
Under the Auspices of the
I. 0. 0. F. and Rebekah Lodges for
C. P. and T. Fund.
Admission 50c - Lunch Counter
Complete line of lawn mowers, garden
tractors and dig -a -tiller are to be seen at
Geo. E. Pollard's Machine Shop
at Brussels
We give service on these as well as sales.
A large modern Lathe has been
instalIed..
Custom machinery of all kinds built to,
order.
For Sale - -
A number of good used chain saws at -
reduced prices.
For Sale -
1 used Wiscon V. 4, 21 horse motor, com
pletely rebuilt, suitable for hay balers,
combines, etc.
REGENT THEA'T'RE I Sat. CALIFORNIA CONQFEST" 26
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Seafortb, Ont.(
(Color)
Cornet Wilde Teresa Wright
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday • Tues, - Wed. July 27 - 28
"POWDER RIVER" ',CLEOPATRA,'
Rory Calhoun Corinne Calvet Claudette Colbert Warren Wiliiam
Every blistering emotion that ever
blasted the West poured 1uto
Poyder' River.
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
'THE MASTER OF BALLANTRAE'
Errol Flynn Anthony Steal
Robt, Louis Stevenson's celebrated
Masterpiece of Gallantry,
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"SEMINOLE,'
Rook Hudson Barbara Halo
Thurs. - Fri. July 29 - 30
"FLAME OF CALCUTTA"
(Colour)
Denise Darcel Tattle Knowles
Saturday • Only July 31
"BRQKEN ARROW"
(Colour)
James Stewart Debra Paget
ALE SALE SALE
PE
RSON'S
Annual Summer Sale
- 10 DAYS ONLY 10 -
JULY '22nd TO JULY 31st
LADIES' SPECIALS
100 Pr. Ladies Dress Shoes Reg. $5.95 to 8.95 Sale $3.95
98 Pr. Ladies Dress Sandals and Sport Shoes Special Sale $2.95
150 Pr. Ladies Slippers ,Play Shoes and Dress Shoes Only $1.95
100 Pr. Children's and Misses' Shoes Special Sale Price $1.95
Ladies Nylons 51 Gauge, 15 Deniers, 1st. Grade Sale Price .98c
Ladies Nylons "SECONDS" Only .69c
20% OFF ALL LADIES ARCH -SUPPORT SHOES AND HEEL -HUGGER AND
MURRAY-SELBY HEALTH SPOT SHOES
MEN'S
100 Pr. Men's Dress Oxfords Black and Brown Reg. $6.95 to $10.00 Sale $5.95
30 Pr. Men's Oxfords Special $2.8,5
40 Pr. Men's Work Boots
50 Sport Shirts and Dres6' Shirts 'Reg. $4.95 to $7.50
Men's T Shirts Reg. $2.95
"Extra Special" $5.95
Sale $3.35
Sale Price $1.98
10% OFF ALL MEN'S Rubber Boots and Rubbers and Dress Shoes and
Scott -McHale Shoes
20% OFF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ON DISPLAY
Dress Shirts
Dress Socks
Stetson Hats
Sweaters
Sport Shirts
Sport Caps
Jewellery
Braces
Belts
Ties
Work Socks
T Shirts
Bow Ties
Ties
HURRY ! HURRY ! Everything Guaranteed under
reasonable care and wear.
Brussels, Ont.
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