The Brussels Post, 1952-9-17, Page 4HE BRUSSELS [S :POST
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Official •l Opening SpeechMr. H. k Ross of Mt. Forest, Sec. of Ont. Agri. Societies
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You will
see the Best display ever held in Brussels
Palace,
Startingon Thursday evening, Sept. 25th.
The showing of Exhibits under the lights,
Oratorical Contest by our young .people.
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Parade in these parts L by Brusseki Lig. s goys and Girls Sand
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Wi^E head the Parade through Main Street to. the Fal}• Grounds.
s - Tractor. ° oleo Rides t ChildrenHarness Ra���, � ��ass�
Implement- Die l
Display, inert . re arco, Flowers, Ladies
Work, Vegetables, Grain, and Commercial Features
tures
Livestock and. Pets. Chii.ti re ; 's Races. Fun;fog° All
ys .� Girls Swi;.e 'end Calf lu`.�s Achievement Day
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lu the Brussels Arena at Night. A real good show consist of
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Magic, Acrobactic, Artistic, Musical and Scotch Songs.
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Visit with your friends and make our fair a success.
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WHAT'S THE MATTER
WITH MY BIRDS, DOC -
THEY'RE ALLTHIN•
AND STARVED
Loot
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Give your home a lasting
beauty treatment with Styr -
peons High Quality POGO.
Johnson's Feint end
Electric Store
Brussels. Ont,
A PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE
, . Or-EARINS AUCTION SAL
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The September meeitia�g of the Of Household Effects
W. A, of Walton 'United March met At the home of Jasouth• McFadzsall
in the basement with a good at- , Turnberry St., S, Brussels ilei
•tendence. The preetde1t Mrs• 1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21U1
Turnbull opened the meeting with I Commencing at 1 O'clock Sharp
a Bible creladttle, followed by proper. 6 piece Walnut Living Room l
The mioult.es of flee .last meeting read I e Library Table
and serteroved. The treaEtnree re. 1 e Solid Oak Secretary
Port vwas then read, showing a -1 R.O.A. Viotor Radio oembinatfoes
balance of $73.26 on hand, I 3 Rocking Chairs
Several items of business were 6 pitying Room Chairs
taken up and mora passed. The i 6 Kitchen Chairs
main one was the tercel supper 1 2 Oak Tgxteneton Tables
which is. to be held friday, October 1 Oak Side Board
244.11. The meeting closed with 1 "Beaoh" Coal and Wed RsngS
prayer, 1 Electric Rangetts
1 Tea Wagon, Gabbard '
ppn P r. A" W E KNOW 1 Leather Covered' Couch
1 — 3 Piece Bedroom Suite .
Mess Lam blaze:du of Kitchener 1 Dressers Cheat of Drawers
is hTv1re1n:g watt her parents Mr. Beds, Springs and Mattresses
and Mss. 11. Manning. ` 1 Wardrobe
• • • I 1 White Sewing Machine
Mr. and • Mrs. L. O. Thompson me 1 1 1>lasy Washing Macbine
tended the dedication and, opening 1 1 Floover Vaci ulm Cleaner _
of the new organ at St. Thomas i
I China — Cutlery
Church, Sea cath., on Monday elven•
1 Kttoben utensils
ins. Quentin Maclean, C,B.C. or- l 'Work Beach and Carpenter Tools
amulet, played a brilliant Program. i Garden, Tools,' Ladders and
Thee church was tilled to capacitor j Lawn Mower
• • 11 1New Tire 4.60x21.
Mr. and Mils. Ray Fear of Olin- { 1 Buggy, 1 Gubler
ton wene recent visitors with Mr. I Numerous other ar.Mcles,
ODA Mrs. FL 'Manning. TERMS CASH
* ; • 1 Jas. McFadzean, Prop.
Mrs. M. A, Forsyth and Mrs. GOO. 1
Tackenn were recent visitors with 1
Mr. -and ;errs. A. Steuart and other 1
friends at Long leranch and took in
' the Exhibition.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKay of Gar-
eldton. Ont.. visited - at Mr. Herb. 1
Manning, Mrs. McKay is a daugh- ,
ter of the late Mr. Nelson Gerry. '
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Cameron and, Mrs. Starohan, and t
sen Don. of London paid a visit last
Sunday at Lite home J, J. Strachan
tc meet their cousin Mrs. Charles
Trvine who left for her home at I
Wajdena.• Sask.. folllowing brief
visit with her daughter at Toronto
en route.
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Dr. and Mrs. Alex Wiles of Wel-,
lington. New Zealand were guests
last week of their niece Mrs. Ohara-
ea Tlryans. 'Phey are on a round the
wnrld trip and while in England, Dr.
Gillies was decorated with the Jewel
of Service by Mother Queen i0Uaa- 1
hath for his work in Othapedic Sur -1
eery in New Zealand. They were also ,
Presented to Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Phillip. As the delegates
from New Zealand they attended
the international Red Cross Con-
verrtion in Toronto. Dr. Gillies is ,
presentliy lecturing at the Torun Hop -
kin's T'Tospi'tal in Boston. after which
he will go in the Mayo Clinic in .
Rnebeeter where he interned atter
renetving itis degree In Edinburgh.
Seneland.
FREDERICK F. HOMIJTH
Phm. B.,, R. O.
Carol E. Homuth R. 0. •
Mrs. H. Violo Holinuth R. O...
Optometrists
Phone 118 Haricteow, Ont.
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Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
Rt. UEVALE
The Bluevaie Women's Institute
met at the home of Mrs. E. Nichol
with Mrs. Carl Johnston in aharge
of the meeting. Mee. M. Batiite was
appointed delegate to the area cm•
motion to be lteld nt Itiitchener,
Mrs. Walter Smillie was named si.
ternade.
Mrs. Toseph Horton was named
towel leader for the sewing course
to be given in Winch= with Mrs.
J. H. Smith as assistant. Plans
were made for showing handiwork
of members al the Brussels Fats
Fair, Sept. 26th. it was decided that
the institute make ita objective
3100 for the building fund of the
new Bluevale Public Library,
Mrs. ,T. T. Elliott need the motto
"Life without friends is like a gar
den without flowers" to show how.
Mends ensierh end brighten one's
lives just as flowers glorify the'
landscape. Mrs. Stewart McLen-
nan .described the mahine of stain-
ed nleee windows, mentioning the
varlouia opera -lone resulting In the
beauty or the thltghN article. Mrs.
Frank Stammer gave an• lnterastfng
current events ieik.
Refreshments were served on tits
flower -bordered lawn by the hostess
nue Mee. ROynerd Elliott, Mrs. J.
T.
T+11110,1,+ and Mise Dorothy areen-
aw5'P.
Personals: Mr. and Mrs. illidred
Nichol, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rob-
erstan, Mr, and Mm, Roy 'Purvey
attended the Western Fair to Lon-
don laet.weok.
HARRY, YOU GUESSED
RIGHT, PIRST TIME.
THEY ARE STARVED,
BECAUSE THEY DON'T
KNOW WHERETO Fl ND
THE F ED AND WATER.
WHAT DO Y0U
MEAN, DOC ?
IAOK,THERE'S
VITA -L' IN THE
HOPPERS-THERES
WATER IN /HE
AUTOMATIC
FOUNTAIN
THAT MAY BE', HARRY, BUT
THESE BIRDS ARE LOST INTHIS
PEN. ON THE RANGE THEIR FEED
AAND P.
ATEHNWLONUESGSND,
PULLETS YOU HAVE TO MATCH
THE RANGE HABITS.
WH'T SHOULD I DO THEN, DOC
PUT EXTRA WATER PANS ON
THE FLOOR, HARRY, AND LOW
FEED HOPPERS )ROUND PEN
AND SCATTER OYSTER SHEI.LAND
GRIT ON THE MASH TOO. UNTIL
THEY ARE ACCUSTOMED10
THEIR. PEN.
WHEN PULLETS
ARE PUT INTO
LAYING PENS,
HARRY,
REMEMBER
TO :-
Roe Farms Service Dept t- 1s
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