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15 prizes 15
For the Most Interesting
SCRAP BOOKS
Open to Grades Five, Six and Seven
Public School Students
2 Choices Either — One Showing Weeds,
Seeds and c., or One with extracts from
Canadian Authors of Prose and
Verse Illustrated.
1st Prize $2.00, 2nd $1.00, 3rd 75c i
and Next 12 — 50c each.
IEnter the Contest Now, and have them
ready for showing at Brussels Fair if
desired.
LUMP ALUM
PICKLING OILS
CATSUP FLAVOR
PARAWAX
Pickling
Supplies
SALICYLIC ACID
SACCHARIN POWDER
POWD. ALUM
GREEN FOOD COLORING
We carry all the Pure Spices Needed for
Pickling.
SMITH'S Rexall Drug Store
Phone 62
Brussels
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McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
SHELLU !CAL'ftOH, SHELL H07SEHOLO AMO
SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TiRES
Parts and Aocaasariaa
Austin Sales and Service
Matrawtoe4 repairs to aA makes- of pars swd trtnb
PHONE 77re SRU$SEL$,
BRUSSE=LS MOTORS
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST CAR DEALER
SPECIALS
A number of Chevrolets, Pontiacs and
Fords, Fully Equipped, as low as $1895.
Also a number of '53 Chevrolets and
Pontiacs for as low as $1595.
A number of '52 ranging from $1350.
We also have a number of earlier
model Trucks.
YOUR FRIENDLY CITIES SERVICE DEALER
Se Hour Towing Samoa Phone r8s
Prussala, Oat.
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ORATORICAL CONTEST
In the Crystal Palace on
Thursday, September 30th at 8 p. m.
Taro Ora•orical contests, open t- pupils of grades T and 8, wilt
be spoiu;orod I,y the M. W. I, and will b., held in the Crystal Palace on
the evening .ef the first day of the Fail Fair (Sept. 30th,) commencing
at 8.00 p.m.
,t:ec.S rffered for each eootest art 1st. 83.00, 2nd. $2.00,
and 3rd. 01.00.
The firth contest is a prepared speech on one of the following
° subjects:
(1) Something new i hav elearned about Canada.
(2) Why I am proud to be a farm boy or girl.
(3) A camping expedition.
The Second Contest is an Tmpremptu Speech (not prepared)
the subject to be disclosed a few minute, prior to the time of making
the speech.
MTs. Wm. Miller and Mrs. C. Ftemmingway. convenors.
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24 Tailors
FALL GOODS
Arriving Daily — Be Prepared for
the cool weather,
Wool Yard Goods in
Good Selections.
Jackets For The Family
DRESSES
New Fall Styles and Fabrics
Jeans, Sweaters and all
Kiddies Togs.
Wednesday, Septepa"vor18th, 1$M
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"Coal and Oil Consumers"
We can now supply the oil consumers with the famous
Champion Fuel 011, backed by 12,000 gallons storage In Brussels.
On hand, at all times, Is an adequate supply of Blue and Black
Anthracite Coal.
Place your orders naw and be assured of fuel fer next
winter.
Brussels Coal Yard
1. E. Brewer
BRUSSELS, ONT.
PHONE eex2
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BIG SPECIALS
For Sale Now —
44 D Tractor. _
55 Gas Tractor
International 64 Combine
with motor
M. H. Baler with Motor
M. H. Baler P. T. O.
M. H. Clipper Combine P. T. O.
8' International Binder
rete
ELMER SOMERS
Massey -Harris Sales and Service
Brussels Phone 55
Harvey W. Stephenson
Aspreseadadvaa for Sam Uhl CO.
Canada Haelii and Aaciiset Co.
casualty General Iasarnams Ca.
Mena 43x iiimarma
Walker Fun; aHorne
Day or Night Calla i •. u c tt'
No Extra Clam Err the od urrarrtt
L3wxrrsed Funeral Director and Ersaimiseser
Twenty -roar flour Ambulance li+ea"o'hac
!'?ales' Tao u'nt'o Extivrdynty,
r Acclaimed
DETROIT'S
Vest. e a
One of Me country's most pop
Had T`ULLER.
featuring ear enicnce, comfort,
,ai� 1 A oesrsopoHtan atmosphere in
hoists ke secriag.. la the meatar of ail
sharittowa actlr!llsa. Newly decorarod.
Utica mod comfortable guest rooms ..
art-eHcnt t� at moderate priors in
eras modern coffee shop and cafeteria.
man. and releaston In room.
Condrrloned rooms In semen.
FACING GRAND CSRCtUS PARK
FAMILY
RATES
No Charge
for Children 14
and under
800 MN
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PAAKIHQ LOT
iU E T R 0 iMCHIAN
Harry B. Paulsen
General Manager , ¢
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GRIFFITHS — BLAKE
St. Aznbi+oee Murcia. wars the aiOAne
of CM wedding of Veronica Bridget
Blake, daughter of Mrs. William
Blake, Brussels and FO. Guy Thomas
Griffiths, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as Griffiths, Montreal. Rev, F. Mem.
ming officiated at the ceremony.
Miers Janet Deitner presided at the
organ and accompanied the soloist,
Mrs. Ross Hamilton. Given in mar-
riage by her brother, Mr. William
Blake, the bride wore a floor-
1length-gonn of white lace and net
over Satin. A long-sleeved lace jack
et fashioned with a stand-up collar
completed her ensemble and her
short veil was caught to a Iace
cap. She caeried a nosegay of,blue
end 'chile, k(hry EJantheanum s. , The
bride was attended by her sister
Miss Helen. Blake, Toronto, With
Seer waltz -length dress of blue net
aver taffeta, she wore a matching
headdress and shoes and carried a
nlose-gay of blue and white chsT-
santhemums. The best man was FO.
Ernest Perron, Montreal, and tine
ushers were Mr. Louis Blake and
.Mr. William 1{inehan. At the wed-
ding reception held at She brid'e's
home, the ;bride's mother received
wearing a powder blue crepe dress
and a coreaabe of pink gladioli. To
travel to the Lauronilana and the
eastern United States, the bride don-
e ned a blended pink" and blue snit
1 and navy accessories, On .their re•
turn, the ooupie will reside in Mon
treat •
ETHEL
Out of town guests who attended
the Dragomaty—Bateman wedding
on Saturday, included, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Leavitt, MT. and Mrs. Ernie
Ford, Mr. Len Oonboy, Miss Elsie
Porayko, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Arnold,
Mrs. Frank Hunter, Miss Sean Hod-
gson, Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Leonard,
and Mr. Ervin Hunter, all of Oshawa
Mr. and Mrs. Dragomaty and
son. George, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Locke
of Whitby. Other guests present were
from Fordwich, Listowel, Atwood
and Ethel.
J. L CASE
1 Used Model D Tractor
1 Used Model VA Tractor
1 Demonstrator VAC Tractor
1 Case Cabine New
Need Home Paint— A Burgin
1 Used 1 H. C. Thresher
• with Drive Belt.
Tires — Tires — Tires
670 x 15 at $12.00 each.
1 Used Manure Spreader
Make us an offer. '
ED. RICHARDS & SON
Ethel, Ont.. Phone 86r5
A deal with us is money in your pocket
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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 an these as well as sales.
A large modern Lathe has bee*
installed..
Custom machinery of all kinds built to
order.
For Sale —
A number of good used chain saws al
reduced prices.
For Sale
1 used Wiscon V. 4, 21 horse motor, com-
• pletely rebuilt, suitable for hay balers,
1 combines, etc.
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Bride -To -Be Showered
Alis Joan Bateman was the recip-
ient of a miscellaneous shower given
by Misses Georgia Dunbar and Isa-
bel Eckmier, in the township hall,
Ethel, prior to herrecent marriage.
Fo11owtnr a short program of con-
tests and music, ,Tenn was palled to
the Platform and seated in a beauti-
fully decorated chair, after which an
address was read by Tsab,l. After a
suitable reply Mis' Eekmier and Miss
Dunbar assisted in opening and dis-
playing the many fine gift received.
The evening was brought to a close
With the serving of a delicious
lured eon,
Jean Marie Bateman, a recent
bride, was feted at several showers
prior to her marriage, Airs, Frank
Hunter, her aunt, entertained in her
honor at' her Biome in Oshawa, with a
miscellaneous shower. The gneate
were former co-workers and relativ-
es of the future bride,
Her no -workers girls of the cost
accounting dept., of General Motors,
Oshawa, entertained at a dinner when
they presented her: with a hammer
ed aluminum casserole. From the
cost accounting dept. she received an
eleetrii_sandwioh grill
Relatives and friends of the bride
to- he gathered eat the home of Mrsi,
Geo. Dragdmlty, Oshawa, (Metter of
the groom). After preserltng the fine-
st of honor with a corsage, she was
showered with inieoellaneous gifts,
Thi‘ „morn woe, given a hotesp chair
by his friends at a stag party prior
to this occasion,
DISTRICT FALL FAIR
DATES ANNOUNCED
Blyth, Sept. 21, 22.
Brussels, Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Chatsworth, Sept. 30, Oct, 1.
Fordwich, Oct. 1, 2.
Seaforth, Sept. 28, 24.
Teeswater, Oot. 5, 8.
Tiverton, Sept. 18, 14.
Paisley, Sept. 20, 21.
Palmerston, Oct. 4, 5.
FOR SALE —
Approved Electric Protabie x.paae ,
Sion Water Heater. Heats valor_ is
washing machine, pail or drill.
Plugs into any 110 volt outlet. was
construction, guaranteed five yekil.
Regular $15.95. Special prlOe CO
Sept. 30, -12.95. • Satistacttou at
money refunded. Danforth Ice j
Appliances, 3034 Danforth aril..
Toronto. •,
BUSINFSS CARDS-
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DR. R. W. STEPHENS
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Tore- 41 — Bramble.
Chas. T. Davidson
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