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WEDNESDAY, AITG'I r, i9tb, 1939
BAND LEGION
'GARDEN
PARTY
VICTORIA PARK
SEAFORTH
THURSDAY
Augnst 11, at 7,36 p.m.
PARADE
BIG PROGRAM
STRATFORD BOYS' BAND
GAMES DANCING
Spend Thursday In $eafojtbt
BELGRAVE
The services at Knox United
'Church„ Belgrave, and. Brick United
Ohurch werein charge of the Mer-
gers of the Triple V Bible, Clase
Sunday" morning, The class , also
formed the choir and during the
service sang "ant anthem: peveral
roentgens of the class, took part in
the service and the address was
given by Earle Moore of Brussels,
Clifton Walsh, • a member of 'the
elaes, sang a sola. There win be
no service in these churches next
Sunday. On Sunday, Aug, 27, the
services y ll be. in charge ,of, the
Excelsior Girls' Class,
Mrs. C. H. Wavle spent a few days
with her sister; Miss Stella Neth•
ery, at Kingston. where ,she has
been taking a conree'd'urh9g'the va-
cation, aMs', and Mrs. Henry Arm-
strong, all of Windsor, ®pent' the
week -end with their brother, 'Wit.'
bard Annterong,and Mils: Arni-
e/Mang. Mists Mary Corley, R. N., of
Toronto, is spending .a holiday With
relatibes and friends there; Miss.
Minnie Anderson, of Weston, is
visiting relatives here; Mr. and
Mrs, Hannon Mitchell and family,
of Rothsay, , spent the week -end.
here, , '
BLYTH
Plans are being made for a con-
gregational picnic of the United
Church to be held at Harbor Park
Aug, 30.
Blyth Citizen's Band ipreseYted
another of their splendid sacred
concerts on Memorial Hall lawn on
Sunday eventing.
ul3iss Mettle McElroy has been
engaged by the hoard of St, Marys
Collegiate Institute; Mr. Finlay Mc-
Gowlan arrive. at the home of his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Mc-
Gowan from Winnipeg, His wife
Bridal Pageant
,At Walton
The W A. and Ladies'
Guild of 'St. George's
Church, Walton, staged a
lo'eiy bridal pageant at
their meeting on Thtusday
afternoon last, when ladies
from the Br'u'ssels. oongrer
gatlon were guests, The
bridlal gowns were display-
ed, by 'pretty ,models and
one or the, eosRnanes was
more than one irulndlred
years old, The pltoatos of
those taking part were
taken, by The Seaforfh
News;
Top picture, rest 20
right— MIS. Beam Ander-
son, Miss .Elizabeth Mills,
Mildred Sellers, Mary
Bennett, Mary Humphries,
Beth .Shannon, Dorothy.
Bolton, Mrs. Wilhelm. In
eronit, Rose Marie Wil-
helm,
Lower picture, — Mrs, ,
Humphries, Ruth Heremr,
Jean• Hendry, Viola. Maiile7
Mrs, Win. Perrie, Mrs Ed-
gar Hollinger.
and daughter, Peggy, will return
with him to Winnipeg; Mr. and
Mrs. Garfield Doherty and .dangh,'.
tors, Marjory and: Lois, spent 'the
week -end in Meaford. The girls 'ire!'
retraining for two weeks' holidays Mr, and Mrs, C, F. Kennedy of •
'Windsor, have been guests of the
.•latter's sister, Mrs. William ;paid-:
law; Miss Etta Quaid is the guest!.
of her friend, Annie Barr; Miss
Clare McGowan has been In attend-.,
ince at the C.G.LT. camp at Goder-
ich, being on the program as a
leader in missionary instruction;
Miss Ruth Hilborn will enter Vic-
toria Hospital Sept. 5th as a nurser'.
iif'training.
�.I
ETHEI.
Aeroplanes enroute for (oderich
were heard and' sighted over this
area in frequent numbers Satti day
of last week.
The Brussels' Band will give , a
baud concert at Ethel on Tuesday.
Only a small audience was pros=
emit in Raby's hall Thursday, Aug:
3, when, a programme by a moving
picture company was. rf'esented.
which with radio esplanaton made
plebas<ing entertainment,
Picnic pities, some sanall, some
larger, spending a day at a lakeside
resort was in order for the hat
weather. •
The Beirnes family reunion was
]veld on Civic Holiday, Mtg. 7, in
Ethel Memorial Paris, Ideal
1072-1E473
WEEK1D iPE(IAl1
SPECIAL
5 Cakes Wonder Soap 17c
Supreme 'Shortening 2 lb
Canned Pumpkin • , . , . • • • 3 tins
4 ib Blue Rice
Aylmer Grape Juice
Supreme Molasses 1 tin - • • • • -••••• 1,0c
Clever Leaf Salmon 1 large tin • • 15c
Quaker Corn Flakes 3 for .. . • 25c
Brunswick Sardines • ••••• 5 for •••'• 25e
Gold Medal Jelly Powder • • • 6 for • . • • 25c
24 lb 48c
1 tin
24c
25c
20c
22c
Pastry flour
Peanuts • • . 4c per pkg
Good Green Tea • • • • •
,..,,.,, 1 fill ..,.,,.•• .,.,,,,.•. 48c
weather helped to make the occas-
ion ell the more enjoyable.
Grey Township ball was not
large enough to a.ccommmiod'ate the
number of people that ,met there
'Friday night ,Aug. 4, for the double
purpose of tendering a community
reception and .preti'erat.ation to Doc -
'tor and Mrs. Rdchtnond, and. wel-
comuing Mrs, Rlchanonl into associa-
tion as the br'lde of Doetor Rich -
.mond, A program, of varied Lively
lilt L'lieh's vas • carnied throughunder
the cheery chairmanship Of Geo, A.
Dunbar. 'The presentation was
andel of a chimes clock, the tritest
modern design and a purse of
money to the guests of honor.
Lunch was served d .:followed by
'd ncing.
Mei. Frank Hunter and son -Er-
vine spent Sunday and civic holi-
day with Ethel friends, returning
to their home at Oshawa by the
especially timed C.N.R. train for
oivic holiday accommodation.
W. H. Love was director of cere-
monies Sunday afternoon ,Aug, 6th,
at 'the funeral of Mrs, Parr senior,
from the residence of Milton and
Mrs, Parr ,can. 8, Grey to Brussels
cemetery,
Mrs .Madrs and daughter Berra
have been guests of ,the Hansuld
tlamdlies for a few days and will
v'i tt Mts. Chas. Raymond of Con, 5
Geb'y Twip,, for a while. before re-
utrning to their home at Lourdes
boro ,
At the end of a two week's vaca-
,tion, $'r, Hewitt, .C'.N,R, station
agent at Ethel is back on .the job
, again.
;Bruce -Bateman who was helping
an, rima Twp. farrier after school
closed for summer holidays was off
work for a while owing to a sick
spell, but started again at the
first of last week.
A :motor car accident occurred
near'Ethell recently. No person was
seriously injured. One car was
badly damnage.d. The trailer on
the other car was broken, Both
cars were driven by local reel-
tv
dlemit�6. c. .. ,
Mixed Jitney
A mixed. bowlnig jitney was held
Friday night. Mrs, D. A, Ranun won
1st, Mass J. Little 2nd, Miss I.
Loeery 3rd, Mrs, O. Walker 4th.
GREY
Mr. and Mrs. ., W. Hill, Mrs. A,
Hill, and Mrs. McMaster of Detroit
spent .the week -end at the llome of
D. McKinnon, 9th con.
GRADUATES
OBTAIN POSITIONS
Recently 75 students of our school have obtained
positions. Many others have during the, school year.
We invite you to attend our fall classes and you too will be
prepared for a good business position.
OVER FIFTY UNFILLED POJITIONS
During the year we have had many calls that we have
been unable to fill because of lack of properly qualified
graduates. These positions have been excellent ones and
and it is with pride that we announce that we have had
over 50 positions that we were unable to properly fill • If
you graduate from our school you too are sure of a good
position.
FALL TERM SEPT, 5
CENTRAL
MAIL THIS
ADBBRTISEMEWr
NOW!
Metropolitan Stores •Bldg.
Stratford, Ont,
Phone no. 1
SEND INFORMATION TO
Name
Address
Farmer's Wives Attentlwrn
`Th
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When ordering your Roast you can depend
on us for Quality and Price to
suit your purse. Just Call
Baeker Bros.
experience guarantees reliable service
Choke Lean Cottage Rolls 2n
(Half or Whole) Per • Lb.
Baeker Bros. Phone 6
Classified
Classified Ads. 19 :stinks, or Pigs,
phone. 42-r-4 C. L. Armstrong
LE—
FOR SALE -
14 York Pigs, ready to wean,
phone 56-r-4 , W. Fl. Maunders
WANTED—'
Roomers or Boarders, preferahlY
high school students.
;Finn, Bert Watson
WANTED—
To rent in Brussels, two or three
small unfurnisred rooms.
apply to Elia. M, Fraser, ;phone 35
FOR SALE—
Cheap, House in Winghanr, cent-
ral, 3 -piece bath, a good cellar,
cement Dons, garage, good garde'd.
apply to
W, R, Birtch, Ceniter St.
FOR SALE—
Rubber Goods, Sundries, etc..
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
wrapper, 80% @esti than: retail.
Write for mail-order catalogue.
Nov-Rulbber Co., Dept. W-18
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
ETHEL MEAT MARKET—
Fresh, short end Cooked Meats,
first quality. Special prices on
Threshing, : Roasts,' Delivered, Your
partonage appreciated.
phone 22-r- 5 or
phone 35-r-13
NOTICE—
It wi
OTICE_It'n ll pay you to call and see our
,stock of auto parts. We can sup-
ply from stock, practically all major
,parts for popular cars.
Pay cash and buy .for'less
SUPER LASTIC TIRE SALES
Campbell Garage ' Wingh-rm
Notice To Creditors
In the estate of Maria Campbell,
late of the Village of Brussels in
the Cosnty of Huron, widow, de-
ceased ,who died on or about the
twenty-third day of ,May ,,A,D,
1939.. . bft.
TAKE NO'11K E thlat all parties hav-
ing ,elaisns ar demands against the
estate of the above-mentioned de-
ceased must mail particulars and
proof of sante 'to the ,undersigndd
solicitor o nor before the first day
of Septentlber, A.D. 1909, upon
which date the administrator of the
siaidl estate will proceed .to distri-
bute the assets with regard only to
those claims which be shall then'
hive received,
DASD at Bnusbels this third day of
August, A, D. 1939.
Geth'am Kelly,
Administrator,
by his solicitor ELMER D .BELL,
Brussels, Ontario
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All Kinds of
Wood Working
Wheelbarrows, Wagon Tongues, , Rims, Axles,
Neck Yokes, Whiffletrees, Etc.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
General Blacksmithi.ngl
and Repairs
Mr. Raby Ethel
Any -Time
IS ICE CREAM TIME
Come in and
Enjoy aSaturday
Night Spe
A Real Treat after a
week's work
Refreshing .Drinks ---
including
Milk Shakes
—also
enjoy the cool atmosphere
THE
BRUSSELS DAIRY
BAR