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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1941-7-16, Page 7(ream Producers Creamery Will Be Open From 7.30 to 9.30 On Wednesday and Saturday Evenings To Receive Cream BRUSSELS CREAMERY PHONE 22 — BRUSSELS Seaforth Reaches City Proportions As Lodges 0 f Six Counties Attend Celebrating dike 251st anniversar'9 of the Battle of the Boyne, some. 'where between 12,000 and 15,000 Orangeauen from the counties of Huron, B\'uee, Perth, Wellington, Ox- ford and Waterloo swelled the pri. ! portions of Seaforth to that of a small city on Saunday, Arrayed in the uniforms of their various lodges', the hour-long walk was headed L' ' Lou Olark of Hensen and Carl Diehl of Clinton, astride the traditional white horses. The Purist of the pipes mingled 1 with the music of the fife and drum bands, as .the parade, starting in Egmonciville, Crossed the rail- road tracks, proceeded up the Main Street of Seaforth and then wound is way to Victoria Park in the centre of the town. The event was watelted with interest as spectators stood four and Ave deep all along the route of. march. The Loyal Orange Lodge •colors or orange and blue predominated in the parade. Bright bannersi identf. Eying each of the lodges; were Men of 30, 40, 50 PLP, TIN, 'VIGOR, Subnormal? Want normal pop vim, vigor, vitality? Try °etrekt Tonic 'ranters, Contains tonics, stimulants, oyster elements -- aids to normal pep atter 00, 40 or 50. Get a speoial introductory etre for only W9ay.rForisate atoall and pdrpand a ores carried by stand2rd bearers. A da sok of color wast added to the scene by the 'pre .tence of .both the Clinton Pipe Barrell and the Seaforth ICiltia Band, The Woodham Orange Lodge .Band, the I'fhamtany Lodge Barrel ani Master o5 the Welland Orange Preston Lodge Banti were nattily cdge, attired in white, orange and bhie uniforms •••• Beulah Lodge of Listowel was noted as one of the smartest ':in Reeve Watson Heads the parade, The patriotic note was County Farm Body dominant in Die whole affair. Prat- M a meeting held at tOlinton on Monday night the Huron county unit of the Federation of Agriculture w.ra organized, The officers are: Presi- dent, Reeve Fred Watson of ,Stanley township; vtcepresident, Reeve J, W. Gamble of Howlok; menr(bers of executive, Howard Sturdy, E. Jack- son, Geo. Faegan, W. Sweitzer and W. T. Dale. W. 3. Dale, Clinton, was appointed secretary -,treasurer, and auditors, ado Reeve Raymond Redmond of Last Wa31anonh and J. O. Shearer, Clin- ton, HE BRUSSELS POST old man followed Ulo program with Melt interest, Welcomed By Mayor County Mater Lewis Clerk was in charge of the ,program. He la, traduced Mayor J. J. 'fluff of Se . forth who voiced a welcome to the gnenten of the town, and expreasid his appreciation that his town bad been selected gs the scene of this year's Orange rally. • Principal Sneaker of the stip'. noon was W. 13. Kerr, Professor at the University of Buffalo end County ticaily every lodge had its share of red, white and blue, and many Union Jacks featured the decorative scheme of the marchers. . Wallowa of snarly oR the lodges tri register made it difficult to dolsr- mine just how many were Present. Among those noted in the proaiq- i cion or • their• smart appearance were lodges from Woodham, Galt Preston, Stratford, B1WUi. Downlo townnnhia, Belgrave. Wingham, Clin- ton tGoderich, Listowel, Ritehener, Milverton. West Merton, North Perth, Welt Bruce, Ammerley, Car- thage, Harristo,,. Maple Grove, West Cuirass, Woodstock. St. Marys, Fordavich, Gorrfe, Newibrtdge, Aub- urn, Ethel, Dungannon Bayfeti, Varna. Winthrop and Seaforth. W. D. Scott or Listowel marked eludes living quarters both suitable hie 53rd appearance at a "Glorious for repair work, immediate posses - Twelfth" by being present in Sea- sion. Youth, Recorded a seat of honour on apply to H. J. Mellen, err phone 92 Box 322, Seaforth the platform: the eigh�tyrour y 1 Wednesday, J1417 Itta, 1.941 car-_, FOR RENT 2 modern .Supertest Service Sta- tions well located' in towns on Mail Highway, excellent gallonage, 1 in- Be a O= man Amon Men You'll feel like a million dollars the minute you step out in that fine new uniform now ready for you. You'll be a man among men, a vital cog in Canada's great mobile war machine. You are needed to handle guns, tanks, armoured cars and other motorized equipment. Canada is waiting for. YOU to spark them to victory. Canada wants ACTION. You want ACTION. 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(2) Dependent, E Al owances in Cashp$3S to wife, soldier, for 2 children --only 3 dependents per, $12 each per month SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE CANADA When in Listowel I —EAT AT Weston's Restaurant Rome Away From Home ram �.._� FASHION FLASHES crude deep Vs, shirred srluare5 i a "throw -back," with. shallow 01.. . collar that can be turned back. Organza, organdie, tulle, faille' and taffeta, often trimmed with lace, ..•r�o established the great favor for wide - skirted formality in fashions worn recently at the Mdiitary Ball held at Me Cornelius Vanderbilt mansion .in High-class New York. i Workmanship Designs that are different O UME TS ., 5 t; Yelow Is a Moet popular miler for summer, * * * Lighter natural tones in furs are gathering fashion impetus for all. :r• * The fashion trend is for con- trasting color combinations. * * 5, Illustrated for day and evening are dresses -with the !briefest -.hone 3S - Lasted el sleeves with flaraa skirts failing404•04•S®O®++9444.044 1+ .®`t ▪ Necklines are varied to in• Fe W. y p AUCTION rm (Licensed) to Ontario Sales Conducted Anywhere Ap4++ae4 + 4++Qy4,•14'44:4,4144+oao, -44+4. ,4:4414:444G41oy°ka++°v"`;. .ia = Business eards -� +t+ . ` ALLAN A. LAMONT 4 . . Agent tor --Fire, Windstorm, and Automobile Insurance. '„,t,,. _ io Z4 Get particulars of our Special Automobile Policy +( .• for farmers. ��++ spa ++ 'Phone 657 Queen St. Brussels .t• .t. �e. W . S. Donaldson — Licensed Auctioneer 3 q for the Counties of Huron and Perth +t 4 phone 3S -r -I3 — — Atwood, Ont. :zt : All Sales Promptly Attended to „. +t+ CHARGES MODERATE ' .t. For Engagements phone 31 'The Brussels Post' and they /44 +t+ will be looked after immediately. . +t+ .''ti..,,,, ,,,. - ".?0..3+;{5.4.4, p:i/.FJ' ..K�>',. '41.4. 6 WILLIAM SPENCE Estate Agent Conveyancer and Commissioner GENERAL INURANCE OFFICE MAIN STREET, — — ETHEL, ONT. .4. CHAS. T. 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