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EAST HURON
FALL FAIR
Sept. 27 & 28
SCHOOL PARADE
Parade will leave Victoria Park at 1 pan, sharp SateielaY, Sept. 260h
♦ and kill be herded by the Baud, All Teachers and Pnblic School
Pupils in the Parade admitted free to the grounds,
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Stratrathroy Boys' and Girls'
Trumpet Band, in Attendance
HORSE
:ACES
PURSE
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2.28 Trot or Pace Purse $101LUf
IOntry Membership fee $1.00
Every Heat a Rene Association Rules to Govern
6/0 of purse to enter 2.28 class
Trotters allowed 5 Seconds
Green Race -- for Hbrees without a mark $15.00, •,.$10.00, ••$5.09
3 heats
SPECIAL PRiZES:-
Herd, Beef Type, Any Breed 1 Male, 4 Females
1st. Prize $5.00 donated by Baeker Bros.
2nd Prize $2,00 donated by H. Champion
For Best Steer or Helfer for Baby Beef Purposes
(weight up to 750 lbs.)
No family to win more than one of these prizes in 1940
T. Eaton Co, offers a Silver Comport
The Canadian Bank of Commerce Prize will be given for the
Best Beef Type Bull on the Grounds any age
A. D. McDonald Butchers -Offers For Best Pen of Market Hogs
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let $2.00, 2nd $1,00
For Best Darft or Agr. Brood Marc and Two Progeny
R. Simpson Co., Toronto - Shier Plated Tnay ($7.00)
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2nd $3,00 by D. M. McTavish Secy.
Chapman Harness Shov for Best Draft or •Agri., Foal -Colt Halter
For Best 2 year old Filly or Gelding Draft or Agri.
L. E. Cardiff, M. P. 'Offers- 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00
W. J. Stewart Brussels Dairy Offers
rseFr For
Bears oldest er Calf under
one year to be shown by boy
to count 40 per cent 1st prize $2.00, 2nd $1.00
R. F. Downing offers $2.00 for the Best Collection If Pigeons (6 panr).
For the best Collection of Potted Plants, (not more than 6)
1st Prize ---$2.00 Furniture to that value donated by D. A. Hann
2nd Prize -$1.00 donated by Archer Grewar
Lace Table Cloth, hand made not less than 2 yds. x 1% yds.
1st $2.50 Donated by Wilton & Gillespie
2nd 1.50 Donated by Wilton & Gillespie
3rd $1.00 Donated' by Miss T. Dickson
S. Fax Flour and Feed Store offers (By courtesy of the Hanover
Milling Co.) the following:
48 pounds O'Canada Flour for the best, loaf of bread made from
Prairie Rose of O'Canada Flour.
24 pounds Prairie Rose Flour for beat %z dozen biscuits made
from Prairie Rose or O'Canada Flour.
24 pounds Canadian Beauty Pastry Flour for best Layer Cake made
from Canadian Beauty or Pacific Pastry Flour.
Specials by'Robin Hood Mills- 35 i
1 loaf White B6U read .50 .35 •
SIX Currant Buns .50 .35
Six Tea Biscuits, Plain o
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Layer Cake, dark, chocolate and dark icing .50 35 ♦50 ,3%
Apple Pie .50 .35 O
Raisin Pie .50 .35 t
Pumpkin Pie o0o
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St. John', Church
The MUM' .Waif said last Sunday
morning at St, 7o'hn's Church. The
Rector's subieot was "The Peace 01
God,''
.M l]vensong, the -lector' spoke ou
Patriotism of the New Testament,
He, stressed the fact that the first
loyalty, of all Christians was to' 000
alone. From this. first loyalty ell
other loyalties fall Into heir proper wish to announce the engagement •f
places The Patriotism of Christ -
their eldest daughter, Elsie Ordell:i
dans can adl,nowleige no national
boundaries, .1111(1 all divisions must
be healed to bring about the King.
dont of God upon earth,
At Home
To Friends
Rev,. Q. L. and Mrs. IreWis will be
at home to friends on Tuesday, 0J-
tober 1, from three to six o'clock in
the afternoon and from eight to ten
o'clock in the evening,
Engagement Announcement
Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Quorongesse3'
NOTED RADIO PREACHER
OMING TO BRUSSELS
lit has been announced that the
Reib. Canon Warner, Rector of
Cronyn Memorial Church, .London,
Ont., will be the special preacher Jt
the pre -Harvest Festilal Service :o
be held in St, John'•e Church, Thurs-
day evening, October 1701.
Canon Warner needs no rote•°-
due ion to the radio listeners of
Western Ontario. His radio ser.
icons oer the 'Canadian Church 01
the Air," heard ebery Sunday at 8;30
through C.F.P.L., have been toe
to Frank Swelter of Detroit. The
marriage to take place in 80'P-
tember,
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Large Sunflower
In the garden of Mr. W. Haist you
can see a huge sunflower. It is
5 feet high and on one stalk there
are 27 flowers in bloom with 3 more
to come out, They are not small
flowers either for at least one Of
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them measures 14 inches across,
Who. else has large flowers • i•n
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Engagement Announcement
Mr. Alvin Barr of Vancouver an•
nounees the marriage of his only
source of great spiritcal enlighten. daughter Alice Jean of Calgary'' tai•
moat and comfort to hundreds of Robert Glenn Balmier, youngest elm;
Of Mrs, Sarah Dekmier and the late
people who set their dials regularly Wm. Eckmler of Grey Twp. The
for .this radio religious feature. wedding to take place in Knox Pres -
Canon Wiarner is also heard every byterian Church, Ethel, at 3.30. p•nr •
Saturday afternoon at 4.30 over 'October 3rd.
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Ironing of Man's Shirt 1 CARD OF THANKS'...
Is Demonstrated to W. I. I We take this opportunity of
The September meeting of the , thanking friends, neighbors a
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Women's Institute was held on Fri community at large, for their kind-
ness, good wsihes, help, sympaehY•
flowers and those who loaned cars,
in this our sore trial of the untimely
death of our Clear husband and
fa ther.
Tour kindness will never be for-
gotten.
Mrs. Thornton and family.
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day afternoon with a large number
attending. This was Home Econom-
ics meeting and' was In charge of
Mrs. 'S. Wheeler, The answer to the
roll call was a "'Labor Salver." A
demonstration on "Ironing a man s
shirt', was given by Mrs. R. J. Mc-
Lauohlin. Mauna Miller and Velmx
Duncan who represented Huron
County at Toronto Exhibition and ,Brussels Bowlers
who were to have given a demon- In Toronto
stration on ':May I Present," were Reeve R, J. Bowman was skip
unable to be there _4 •. report of and councillor H. Champion, lead, in
the Women's Institute' ''Convention Toronto on September 21st, where
at Guelph was presented by the they were participants in the Town -
president, Mrs. W. S. Scott. This sendrOlark Bowling Doubles on the
was very capably given and much Wadlaworth green. Our (bowlers
enjoyed by those present, A vote made a splendid showing and are to
01 thanks was given to, Mrs. Scott I be congratulated as the ,following
for all her work, score shows; let game -10, • Need -
T11 Patriotic, Circle has die' ham, Humberside; 16, Bowman,
banded and twill joiq the Rod Brussels. 2nd game -15, S'ohumaek-
Cross, er, Toronto; 19, Bowman, Brussels,
By Baking Pour Exhibits With
ROi HOOD
FLOUR
MILLED FROM WASHED WHEAT
1939 RECORD
At Fairs and Exhibitions right across Canada, In opal
competition with all
other
hertflours,
IlRobin
Hood Prizes. wont
More than 82 per
More than 76 per cent. of all Second Prizes for
bread, cakes and pastry.
DANCE
In Brusgels Town Hall
Friday, September 27
Arthur'sOrchestra-DanceAdrnission3 5c
JAMSBVGIit11SS, M, MCTAVISH,
President Secretary -Treasurer
Huron County's
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dad Howick Township-- Reeve J. W. Gamble 434
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4ti Wingham- Reeve R. S. Hetherington, 4Z♦.
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J. C. Shearer, Clinton. Chairman' of Committee. 4♦4
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'June Work Is Bride
Of Duncan McQueen
Toronto Girt Married to Guelph Man
At Ceremony Here
Jeaulfloir Work, daughter of 1111.
and Mrs. Robert 11. Work, King
George's Rd., became the bride of
Duncan Roderick McQueen of
Guelph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Robert McQueen 01 Ce11lfl'^wood, 10
a quiet but charming ceremony at.
the boiue of her parents on Saturday
afternoon, September 14th. The Rev.
R. Wallace Collins officiated and
Mrs. Stewart Crerar played the wed-
ding music. The bridal Party pro-
ceeded down a path in the drawing
room, marked off with tall standards changed into her going away ccs -
their place against a setting banked of pure white gladioli, and took tome, an ensemble of vintage woof,
with this she chose lizard skin ac.
'with shaded pink gladioli, 1 cessories Pad silver fox furs Wit1L..-•�
The bride, given 111lmarirage 1'Y a corsage of talisman roses, Un
her father, was lovely in a gown their return front a motor trip ho
of chalk white faille taffeta. A touch Northern Ontario the bride and
of heirloom lace was at the pearl- groom well make their home in
shape neckline of a barque bodice Guelph• Toronto Globe & MalI.
and the bouffant skirt swept into•Y °-�^r�-'- 'r=
a slight train. Her finger-tip length GET YOUR PERMeleP T r"t1'•
veil of tulle illusion was caught to ON THE NEW
her head wdth a heart -shaped halo ZENIFFA HEAiERLEBiS .1'0
of shirred net embroidered with TFI'ERMIQJJE kf
seed pearls and she carried a bou- End Curl 50.00 and -1.50:
gUet of pint: nnbrum fillies. Including Shampoo
The bride's only attendant was Permanent $1.75, $2.25, $3.00 ,
`Miss Audrey MacGregor, a charm- and $5.00 including finger wave
ing figure in a frock of turquoise and shampoo
taffeta. The high -waisted bodice pried Finger Wave 250
was shirred into a sling fitting mid- Shampoo 25c
riff from which fell. the sticly ball- Telephone 55X for*_____Appointment
Fant skirt. On her head she wore l50 NE PEASE
a Flemish halo of matching taffeta Over L. W. Eckmter's Store
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WEDDING
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SAINT-FORBES
A pretty wedding took place at
eight -thirty o'clock Saturday morn-
ing at Ethel, when Doris 'Marie
Forbes, slaughter of Mr: and Mrs.
Gordon H. Forbes, Listowel, became
the bride of Ralph Saint, Wingham,
SOD of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Saint.
of Wingham. The bride was attrac-
tively attired in a blue heaven crepe
street -length dress with blue fed
hat, and blue accessories, She car-
ried a bouquet of gladioli. Mr. and
Mrs. George Hoy, Wingham were
the only attendants. Mrs. Hoy close
a costume of robin egg blue dug
carried a bouquet 0,001ar to the
bride's. The wedding breakfast tool:
place at the home of the bride•
groom's parents. after which M:•
anti Mfrs. Saint left tor a honey -
men trip to Niaglra. Falls, Buffalo
and other cities. 111'. and, Mrs. Saint
will reside in Wingham.
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3rd game -7, Young, West Toronto.,
26, Bowman, Brussels.
Bowman's score for 3 games 'S
wins with 57 points plus 4, which
was high for Wadsworth green,
Four hundred bowlers played in this
•tournament and Brussels entry won
4th position. ' 1st prize, cup pre-
sentee, by Townsend -Clark and 4
bowls each; 2nd prize, 4 bowls each:
The high and runners up on each of
the greens played on received $3.00
111 war savings stamps.
Must Notify
Registrars
Of Chagos
A change of address or in matri-
monial status in the case of persons
liable to be called for militarY
;raining under the National War
•Services Regulations must be im-
mediately reported to the divisional
registrar in the district where that
person resides, failure to do so
oil 1 loom penalties of fine or. im-
prisonment. .0
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SUPERIOR STORE
QUALITY ,5ERV1CP.
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SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Aylmer Pumpkin •• , , .. 2 large tins 17c
Hillcrest Lard • ... , • .. , • • • • 1 t i print 9c
Sunlight Soap . ' . • per bar 5c
Singapore Sliced Pineapple • • • • • • • • ' • • •••• • • 2 tins for 29c
Royal York Cheese 1/s's .. • • . . . . . per pack 14c
Chocolate Marshmallow 'Cakes .. • • • • • , • " ' per tti 1 r c
White Cooking Beans • . • • .... • • • • •..•,.. • ' • • • ' • • • ' 4 it, for 25c
Light Prints ' • , . . ... • • , • • , . per yd 15c
Celluloid Knitting Needles, all sizes • .. • • . per set lOc
Girls' Knee-length Hose • . ' • . . per ar 19c
Men's Work Sweaters ' • • • • • . •' each 1.49
Men's Wool Tweed Pants ••• • • • . • • ' - per $2.49
SEE OUR REMNANT TABLE FOR BARGAINS
meteslsm tizm is t ie iskiciglzhaevect..1si
WM. ,ZIEGLER,
Highet Prices Paid For Produce
Store Closes at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday Evenings.
Phone 22-11 Ethelt Ont.
and she carried a bouquet of corn-
flowers an dpom-Porn
James Brie Work, brother of thi
bride, was groomsman, and Ernest
Arthur Black usher.
IFoliomting the ceremony the
bridal party and guests retired to
a marquee set up in. the spacious
gardens. Mrs, Work, mother of the
bride, was a charming figure as she
received her guests in a gown of
deem fuschia, With this she wore a
small black hat and a corsage
talisman roses. Assisting was Ml's.
McQueen, mother of the grbom, who
chose for the occasion a handsome
gown of plum 511110 and a corsage
deep pink roses. Later the bride
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YOUR LIFE LINE
IS IT STRAIGHT
OR CROOKED?
The center line of body weight shown ott
this skeleton figure can well be called
the "life line" because when it is dis-
turbed, your general health suffers:
Weals shoes let feet roll i>r throwing the
"life line" out of balance. Drooping,
healthy poture and inanl1 bodily ailments
alresult.
HEALTH SP')T SHOES are eclzittif
ttally constructed' to give support at the
center of body Weight, protecting your
"'life line." HEALTH SPOT SHOES
straighten up weak feet,reatortng proper
• balance to all bones encouraging better
WT posture. HEALTH SPOT SHOES
• protect your "life line" and your general
health,
Lteestigate these shoes todaj$
W. A. Kibler
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