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LUEN .A' "
day the Rally,. Day program will bo
1 observed.
RevMr. Tavener and Mrs Tav-
Mr. sn'L Mtn. Arthur Brooks and t ener attendees the Anniversary ear-
}icez' at Belgrare United church
l:amity of Toronto spent the t wMee
cnd with Mr. and avers• Itoandb } it sooilay Olive "ening.,
ing., spent a fexv'
and ,taniily other • there
friends
days at Seaforth and while
fs:ends to t�intosss.
Dr. B<rt .and .lIl•s. HetheHetherington.l acted as Judge for the . Domestic
f
and daughter of Brantford brother 1 Mr. Needlecraft
andMrs.eGteoi'ge tThornto llair.
fair.
Sedap with his parents and .Wrisen
1. Eliza Fell, hies. J. Wiakstead,
tin the lrlfred • � Thornton. < i
-:Nr. yi''ilfr•ecl ALcErveu of Toronto 'ilr, and /sets. A. D. Sml.h'
Vent the week end with Mr. and i andh Mils and Eleanor,Jaspent farshall Sunday at
Mrs. Alex 1C--
rs. rte Listowel; Mrs. Blanche Costello is
Mr. and Mrs. 'CSaxl Johnston Visit- ,
fed on Sunday afternoon and took in 1 visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Brown
.113.e United Church Aunivensary at at Dunnville. 1i1,rs. M. L, Aitken>, Hut
Be1giave. I fan, and Miss DorothyAitken•, hle
St. �
Wes. Addison Framer and habY Marys, with Idlest MaryDuff
`girl arrived home frons l'Tinghan' on . andMrs.
F; Scott, Seaton r. with . and MT .
Friday. i and Mrs. George Lave. J. 5CesleY
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robertsn.i
eine sons visited en Sunday after- Beetty, l2:sses Ethel and Florence
1, Beattie and R. S1msson, Seaforth,
noon with Mrs. friends.
visited. with Mr. and Met. R. F. Garntss,
Mr, and Mrs. Feral King
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I V
Beaman and Sons.
At the United chafed. on Sunday
morning Rev. Mr. Tavener spoke
•tram 1st Samuel 30.24. Rally Day
BELGRAVE
Two good congregations gathered
In Knox United church on Sunday
st.
1
We innatisy' $e'ptutt bex 24th.
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20o all ranks needed at or de.
motorcyclists, c.: ohs, tradesm
mechanics and
The 99th Battery is now an Active Service Unit and
seer and 0npcs�i�miSStiOf e;m c tri sol.
a�9 of adv2�
this district; pp �e of ��ma�nries
Do n°�i t delay. A { ply to Officer in charge
Listowel, Kincard'i i� e and Walkerton.
fang%m , Capt• R. S. Hetherington,
Officer Commanding.
GOD SAVE THE KING
* * * ley back to leis .old home. Glenn and
* * +� * * ret the dauglntei we
WE KNOW Marga left Brussels, b
PEOPLE Y1' favi when they will long be
my
MORRIS
faminy of Detroit were . week end
visitors math Mr. and Airs. L.
Beirnes.
it Avery ..eIljoyakle evening Was
le- spent at the Red Cross concert A Second Waxing Plant
• * • * • * * * n • the bereCousd.y family
Visiting in membered. ( held in .Browdtown United 'Church,
Mrs. L`arngey has been vi g l aural D Sept. 9th. The anted) la . D2o1•e and more, waxing seems to
+" * * be an essential Process to assure.
Detroit this weak son of George Rural Dramatic Club Presented) a
* * * > Tohti Campbell, play ,,Live at Home and Like It," , beset returns from turnip marketing.
of Basica- of Brussels, who Bogie-
'
oros was very mach, enjoyed by all as I plans are under way to establish,
lir. W. L. McQuichor it sister, 'OamlMel1 verY
torn, was a visitor tads
)less h in England has each one lucre t another
3215. Stretton, tibia week. Mee.
McQuesrie is at present elleiting at
¢acne ,by Molly, 111 but this la
Pontiac, Mich. ,
* leas
service. Kin he held, next Sunday, services bel) Mrs. F. H. Verney. Breading the
Rev. F. B. Fowler cOndurted the for the anniversary evening. . , The returned Kohne after sn
regular service at Knox Presbyter- both morning and week end. Kith her sister in London.
Ian church. A solo was contributed special speaker for the'day was Rev.
Next Sun- R. N. Stewart of Tceswater S lin Mr. Murray Zarie of Toronto is
Ramsay
by M. Allan Robt.
gave two
splendid addresses. Pac^ + r• <
tat comic was presented by the mem- vacationing with his aunt Mrs,
hers of the ebotr under the leader-, Thomson.
Gari
M;, Keith Cardiff, children o
and Mrs. Wm. Cardiff, Brussels are
hon sang a duet don and Eleanor Teddytram
h Belaying with their grandparents
service and Clifton Walsh sang KirklandeLakedwelen visite s wt'•h in Grey.
.oto a t Mrs. Walter
shute ,� � decorated with heir Barents Mr. and
flowers and ferns for the sarvieos. grown,
Rev. G. Dunlop of Belgrave con-
Guaranteed
the services in the United
church at Teesivater,
j Mr. and Mrs. Roy A2'cSiveen of
Hamilton were weekend visltos
with relatives leers•
ship of Miss Velma Wheeler. Mrs,
d 'trs. George
oh i
e at to morula
Do you want your t theevening service.
Jolla-
a *
Mrs. 0,. Mitchell and children
N. Keating au no from LondonF
where
p ore
received a heir part in a
promotion and is now Corporal Jae`k capable manner. Also the musical
Part of progr'a Ment
Campbell, much.
* h * and Mack was enjoyed very
Mr. Ronald Winder of .Hamilton Then a very interesting feature was
and friend Miss Key iiroft also ,.f the drawing of late ticket for Quin
Hamilton Sundayed.-with Mr. and ionated by Mrs. Henry Bone. Miss
Mrs, Fred Sawyer, Tohn St. Dir. Helen McNabb Proceedsng for tthe o lucky
Winder and Mr. Sawyer were boy- winner • quilt
th t
were $2&i5 and proceed* at
hood chums. door $29,66.
> *
Mr. and . Mrs. Elmer Eastman toad'
Little Miss Aldeen and Mas^5r
turtle waxing Plaut in the
village of M21dmaPy. Already one
plant is in operation, u
due.try has become so important
that the promoters consider there is
room for the successful operation
vE a second outfit. The Gazette
te
reports that the turnip
In that district is coming along
apteedidly, with the help of recent
rains, and a big yield is looked for.
Roof repaitc- h was nicell
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Best material used.
Workmanship.
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1 Bride Honored By
—~ Morris Friends
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Now Operated by
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Seaforth and
Saturdays
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The Brussels Po
A pleasant social time was spent
on Thursday evening when friends
and neighbors on the 4bh line,
Morris, gathered at the home of .dr.
( anti Mrs. Cecil Wheeler in honor of
1 their daughter Nora, who recently
married Bernard Oreille, London.
I
The time was spent in playing pro-
gressive erokinole after 'which lunch
was served by the ladies. Following
lunch, Carl.Procter,in a few words,
extended the best wishes of all pres-
ent to the bride for many years of
happiness in the future aid asked
ber to accept a shower:of kitchen
articles in ivoryy and greet'. The gift;:
were presented by Mrs. J. Yuill and
Mrs. J'• C. Procter. After opening
the gifts • the bride, iu. a 'few well -
Chosen words, expressed her appreei.
Mem for the gifts and best witshee.
The singing of the National Anthem
brought the eveulug to a close,
* . Mr. Ross Duncan , of Welland
* *
Mr, Walter Brown .visited b=s Ill spent part of Saturday and Sunday
Bron of Meyer. I
with home folk: Mr. Prances•
tater her- Jamas w
ton over Ute week end. Duncan, Reeve of Morris and cruet
* * .n friends,
heen promoted to tate rankofC
rain and will be
command of one oIhe
t f Units pf
Canada o rive
Lieut.. H. V. Verney, MM., hes
il !n
a) M.' learI 'Moore, who has been
n
the morning service in Melville
r.tc
preachieg up north all slimmer tonic
Church., much to the delight o
y arae- Guard• Earl leaves
Force- ELrse In To colo ansi will; friends, old aud Young•
arrival course in Toronto and
few on Thursday- to attend University.
arrive Thursday1 to spend i We all say good luck and a prosper•
days with Ms parents. Mr- and Mrs. i bas Year.
T• H. Verney of Bl•1tSSelS. a. r> sa
* * *
Sergeant W. E. Rowland, soy., ofMr, and Iles. Dave Biller of 1'50
Mrs. Sohn
Rowland i Spence St.., Timmins, who were
'Ir, and 'vLdn .
graduated at Defoe, Sask•• on here celebrating the second anniv5r
clay. received his "wing" and three � sary of telt wedding, Sept. 6th had
stripes and is now Home for .ten i just returned from a motor tele
days before reportingHalifax. at to the Maritime Provinces but get
Your present car will look better and last longer with a
OR --In case of body or fender work, having those ugly
dents taken out, we have the facilities for perfect
h*
Complete New Paint Job.
workettanship and
DROP IN TO-DAY
color -matt tag,
— ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN.
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Lloyad Acheson
d �
t Sanderson' 5 Garage
'phone 16X
Br li3Ont.
back Io Dan'e's old borne town i�
f to R G.A help celebrate
f .S,C., the 6th anniversary
Pte. Ross Elliott o Mal ,
Loniten, spent the week end with hla.` of Thos. Driller• Jr - on the same door,
parents Mr, end Mrs. Bevan Elliott. - ‚-t 5tah, A soyrn7 reuatml '511551-
1 .
* * * - ihig all thew ori friends In anti
Mr. Scott Davidson was home 101 around Brussels. Mrs. Da
;115 week end, but reserved to raroa. yfiller'ts name
"fere she Was activities add human interest ali-
o
nto on Sunday evening. He was themarried was Miss Mary Flynn. The peal to any amateur's snapshot col-
very usefuljo1 e c 11 o n. Opportunities for such
reoilr;en.t of some v y in wishing both teoupleshitthe best�ar shots exist throughout the summer
articles from to indica of the Rail
Cross far which lie was devouiiy luck and long life and happiness. — montspecially -weekends
pistme tak-
ffer a
thnii'kfitl. lug Posai
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N APSI4OT GUILD
ACTIVITY PICTURES
vo
reco
Picnios are full of gayety, and you'll want your camera ready to busildy
a complete story of the event, Catch your subjects when they're
absorbed in some activity.
PICTURES of people outdoors, add human interest to your picture
busy with games, sports, or other story And, of course, there_are the.
After -lunch games, pictures of Dick
napping under a large tree, and A-
nally a pasting shot of loading the
car to go home.
In planning your pictures—and In
making them, too—there ars see.
eral ]Points to keep in mind. First,
make each shot simple—done clut-
ter it up with too ,many details.
S apshot por-
ays a. definite bit d, see that hofl activity to
assnro a eompiete story of each
particular good ttnle.
A third point is nicely 112ustrthted
in this accompanying phetograph,
Half the fun of a picnic is the in-
formality. Don't have your suhjecta
looking at the camera; instead ewe-
ture them when they aro engaged
in some activity. Watch also for
"natural frames," such as the 'reit
In the feature above. This helps
hold the picture together, ands
depth, and makes a pleasing ttr•
rangemeet.
There's a lot of pleasure and
genuine satisfaction in malting a
Manned picture record of your out-
ings;
ut
ings; Instead al random "pot shote,",
You will have awrvef1 organized, cone
netted picture story, Try the ddea
va
and 500 1f it doeidet pay g
deeds its better seapsttot 'rhe frond
yon'il he proeid to show so Y
friends and relatives.
115 Mtn vara Guilder
Mrs. ▪ L. Adams of De-
1Sir andtroit spent Sunday with Mr, and i<it's• How Sabotage Originated
l ck
♦mho has, been ill d been speculating about the r er v-
hir, and Mrs d n at ou of Y
Relit. as, Davidson
e and trigs. J-Tolleu re r ' A long time now have many of u
D
the home 1 �
Da�3 so • that over-worked word -o
* *
Misses Elizabeth - Baeker end today, "sabota5e.5 The answer is
G1advs Davidson spent a loug wean simply that it Ls Duttle for tossing 11
monkey wrench Into the machhrery.
ape-,
bilitles..
Most of us plan sottle r t: g p -.
cial at this time --a tripe a day or
two at the beach, or picnic—anil
this presents a theme around whtclt
the day's pictures call be centered.
Tf you plan a series of suapshots
depicting to events of your holi-
day, your shots will have con-
tinuity, and will tell. a conned:oil,
interesting story. Of course, yen
can't foresee all the pessibilitie's be -
cad with their relents. returning Nat Literally, of course, hut predate j cause many platen chances occur
to Lcindau with 111r. and Mrs. Adams". Mg' the saris result. Here's. the I quite unwever, tape t clow, 11a ibrief outline
aunt of Mise Gladys. story A worker In a Dutch wind= eoverl 8
* * *
Barrister Glenn Censley, B.A., of mill is eup0osed to have become
Winnipeg, spent Sunday with ,he peebed et something 11 q boos did or
Misses Downing and olher old dict. not do. The hotheaded. Tial -
1l to Torun- lander yanked od one of his wooden
friends. Mr. Cossey was shoe and sassed it spidefally into
rhe a and t And everyone ktloiv9 don't overlook snots of the girls
Lo for the 71111 three. weeks attend- t sorting the table for lunclt-and
ing a Convention of The liar Of Taws then a general Blow of everyone
sett e1nects to go to Ottawa on .he that a wooden shoo le a sabot, )
same business, The old friends cf lienee comes today's favorite--- 1 1lacking LL away i
'he Conley 'family were only too seJOtege. Doubtless tete Nazi ovsr•- YouIi went a "ease nr" of Mary
d ill have reason to reinelnller devouring a tasty sundaieh, Tack
glad to w
n the high spots.
If you pian a picnic, for example,
You'll want a picture of Tom, Dick
' or Harry as 118 packs the basket
and/ outing aecessori°S 111 the en•,
015 arriving at the,picntc grounds,
elcome the son 4f Mrs• fors k3 idea' Hollander, invent - tussling with
the late Andrew Cour
Consley and
that their 1i 1 the alive lar,
• e.d the business. —Galt Reperter. 1
n obstinate cap on
and many others that