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Household Remedies
-"You Should Have
CherryJBarh
Cough Syrup
Stop the cough
at once and run
no risk of more
serious trouble.
It will bring re.
lief.
35c & 60c hots.
Bexall
Cold Tablets
Taken at the
start will break
up cold quick -
25c boxes
Bexall
Orderlies
A good Laxa-
tive. Work
naturally and
form no habit.
Box of 24 25c
Box of 69 50c
Pu retest
Cod Liver Oil
Norwegian
As essential as sunshine,
is the mo.,t carefully sel-
ected high quality 011 we
know. Rich in vitamins,
50cand $1..00 bots.
Keep Your
Hands Smooth
and free from cracks with
French Balm. A splen-
did healing preparation
for face or hands.
25c and 5('c bots.
[Maids
The English Remedy for
Throat Irritations.
25c boxes
Milk of
Magnesia
is recommend-
ed for the relief
of heartburn,
sour stomach,
indigestion, ex.
Also useful as
a dentifrice.
Pint bot. 50c
Puretest
Castor Oil
Made from
freshly harvest-
ed beans. It
has a sweet,
nutty taste and
is not hard to
take.
25c bots
Hapure for
Head Colds
A few drops
gently inhaled,
brings quick re-
lief. 50c bots.
Full Line of Nicholson's Bacterial Serums
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Brussels united Church
REV, A. W. e3 ARKER. a, D.
MINISTER
Sunday, Mar. 10th
11 a,m,—Public Worship.
Subject : "Fr+lend-ship"
The 7t11 sermon in a series on
"Nine Spiritual Ships"
3 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Classes,
7 p.m.—Public Worship.
Theme:
"Samson—A Grant -Shorn"
7th Sermon in n Series nn
"The Makers of History"
Monday 8 p. m.—Y. P. S.
Wednesday—Prayer Service
—Choir rehearsal.
2 17 Chunks of Pigs for Sale.... Phone
j333-23, Wilson Marks. 37-2
FOR SALE—The Purebred Holstein
4 Cow, Queen Pasch Pauline, calved
au _4 ril 26, 1924, due to. calve April
Iva • right in every way; also a
good sound Percheron mare, 5
years old, a right good type of
mare. Cecil Bateman, Ethel,
a Phone 85-18. 37-2.
rA FOR SALE—Some Mangolds, apply
rti to Peter Stewart, Brussels, Phone
4 89. 38-1
GANDER FOR SALE— Apply to
Dou,ald ;Strachan, Phone 84-12,
36-1,
HOUSE TO RENT, on Lot 4, Con.
9, J. A. Nichol, Phone 42-23
3.
FOR SALE—As we are making
some changes, we have no further
need for a dining room or kitchen
cupboard. It is in 2 sections and
can be used separately if desired.
A bargain for some one, G. A.
Deadman, Brussels, 38-1
CUSTOM HATCHING - Any one
wanting custom hatching done
should place orders at once. Wes.
Herr, Phone 51-14. 38.]
GANDER FOR SALE, or would ex•
change for a goose. Also four
chunks pigs, 4 months old. Robt.
Geddes, Phone 32-16. Brussels, It
R. 5. 38-tf.
FARM TO RENT -100 acres, plow-
ing done. Good buildings. Im-
mediate possession. Apply at Pont
38-2.
FOR SALE -1 Mason & Risch piano
and one American piano, both have
been put in good condition. Easy
terms. S. Carter, Brussels. 38-1
FOR SALE—One Young Sow, due
to pig, first of April. 7. J. Gorr
saute, Phone 55-10. 38-1
FOR SALE—A quantity of Turnips
Lot 16, Con. 9, Grey. Phone 3-49
Arthur Ward. 38-1.
SEED Oats and a quantity of hay
for sale. Apply to George Baker,
Phone 524. 36-2
FOR SALE—One 5 year-old Durham
cow, fresh; 1 5 year-old Durham
cow due to calve 1st of March; 1
York sow due to farrow 15th of
February, and 6 pigs about 1001
Drs. Baxter Stevenson, Phone
42-26. 3.4-tr.
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Local News Items
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Had A Quilting Party.
Last Thursday a quilting party
was held at the Rectory. The ho.,(,
els for the afternoon was Mrs. A. 7C.
Gammage.
11luetrated Travel Talk.
Miss Mabel Zimmer, who has 'pent
5 months; abroad, will give an illi.-
trated travel talk in Brussels United
Church, on Thur -day evening,;
March 14th. See advt. and mark
down the date,
Successful Sale.
A very eint essful sale of biking
was held in the Public Library by
!
the ladies Aid Society of Melville
Presbyterian church on Saturday
last. The proceeds amounted to a
little over a70.
Baking Sale and Hot Supper.
The Women's Christian Temper-
ance Union will hold a sale of home
made baking awl serve a hot .:upper
in W. J. Proctor's store on Saturday,
Marelh 16th. Everybody interested
in the temperance work is invited to
contribute. For further particular's
see small bills.
Passed Her Exams.
.Mian Margaret Pringle, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pringle, of
Toronto, was sucee:. ful in her ele-
mentary piano exams recently. The
young lassie is also taking up elocu-
tion at ties Toronto Con.eervatory of
Music. Her father was a former well
known Brussels boy.
Huron Spring Shows Listed.
The Huron district circuit of spring
shows 1e as follows: ?'Lteaell, March
26; Seaforth, Marsh 28; Ii s,.all,
April 2; Clinton. Aril 1. Sul:ta?8-
iai increases have been made in the
prize money 1,6',•;e e at each ,how,
making it well worth tl.' while r,f
exhibitors to :how. Government
nt
judges will officiate, with a chrimee
of jugde:< at ease place. Prize lasts
may he had from the secretary of ;
each show.
Some Excitment,
Last Wednesday 'evening about 5 ;
o'clock, Francis Duncan \las driving
his horse quietly Hast the Pott bioclt
—but in a few minutes a fiery steed
tame hack up the street, like trrr' ee-
lightning, minus the driver, Thn
horse took fright across the bridge
and turning around, upset the driver.
The hose went un to St. Jahns
Church corner and slipped aril fell.
breaking the harness and a shaft on
tell cutter, He still full of pin when
Mr. Duncan started to ride hint
home on horseback.
Huron Old Boys' Association.
The Huron Ohl Boys' Association
of Toronto, will hold a 'progressive
euchre and box social in Hygeia Hall,
Elm street, on Friday evening, Marsh
22nd, to which all Huronites are in-
vited. All ladies will he admitted
free, but each lady will be expected
to bring a box of refreshments,
Which will be auctioned off to the
highet:t bidder. The lucky purchaser
will of course, be the lady's partner
for the evening. Valuable prizes
will be awarded in the euchre and
bridgeand for the best decorated
box of refreshments.
Business was Lively.
With the sale of home made ball•
ing at the Library, and an auction
sole of borne, then, were many in
town on Saturday afternoon.
Snow is Disappearing.
The March thaw and winds over
the week end have been reducing the
snowbanks Utility man, G. Mc-
Dowell has been getting the sewers
opened up.
Fans Heard Inaugural.
Radio nom et noon Monday listen-
ed with interest to proceedings at
the Hoover i ;tuguretion at Wash-
in.. n. One of the interesting
..1, a el a at noon was, by past presi-
dent Coolidge.
Had a Pleasant Evening.
The caul party in the Town Hall
under the at/sprees of the Women's
Institut-, ,lrew a good crowd last
Thursday evening. Mlrs, G. R. Mul-
doon won first prize in the 500 games
and Mies Muriel Elliott, first in the
eaehtc ,;•urns_. After lunch, a dance
followed.
Had Snow Fight.
Saturday bring a mild day the
snow was jut right for making good
snowballs and the boys had a great
time down on the telephone post,
that are pilled up b: Sind the bele-
phone office. using •am., for their
forte, and r.nt .='to.v ball -tattles took
Owe. t was •drieht as long as the
combatants didn't get a snow ball in
the face.
Sleigh Ride and Party.
On Tihur, k, 1tt :1 tt•n- choir of 5t.
John: Chur h wee t,e•atel to a eleit<h
rile to t..• hosee of Harvey and Mrs.
l:rytiu,;
whey.; ;t nest eerier:Ode even
to vete .;,lent. After the ti.ual choir
t.` tees of the eves int. was
i t ,
neat game:: er.d afa-r :t ,nneetunua
neenal by the hn: t: s ami her
daughters. r•s. PM.ylln nal .Sear-. u..rite, to
Lot • of thank., was isaeeed for the
great kinds_=_-;,
Died at Medicine Hat.
Word Wag rer,_ivi-,l in l'1u cels
last week that Mrs John Cou ley, a
former well-known resident had
passed awry at the home of Ler sot,
Wm. Con -ley in M ,l , ine, Hat, De.
r .aced had been living in the Weet
fer some years. She i, ; ury Led by
nue daughter, Mrs. N. S. McLauehlin
in the Wont; and two sons. Wm. ni'
Medicine Ilat, and John in Torn,eto.
Burial was made in the West. The
brreaved have the sympathy of olel
friends in their loss,
"Backstage".
William Collier, Jr., sen idered
of the best known of the young lead•
ing men of the >;creen and who is the
son of William Collier the world -
famed stage comedian will be seen
in the Tiffany production "Back-
stage" which is coming to the Grand
Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
"Buster" Collier was brought np in
the atmosphere of the stage and
When quite a youngster made his first
stage appearance under the guid-
ance of his father. His likeable and
charming personality has made him
a favorite with fans the world over.
Y. P. S. of United Church.
The Young People's Society mel
its usual on Monday night with an at-
t.ndanoe of 35. The meeting was in
charge of Miss Helen Baker who cors
Muted the devotional period and in-
troduced the speaker of the evening,
Mrs. D. Denman, who spoke on "The
Kingdom of God" in a very interest -
in e and instructive manner. Miss
Aiiee Pope gave a piano solo. A.
game of French tag proved very
exe-iting to both participants and one
lookers. The Mis pah benediction
cls., ,I the meeting.
"Beware of Bachelors" coming Friday
"Beware of Bachelors" a Warner
Bos.' pix turd, comes to the Grand
Theatre on Friday. The cast is head-
ed by Audrey Ferris and William
Collier, Jr., reepertn.nly, ris flapper
bride and philandering do to] bus-
ha,trt. Others in the all-star roster
,re Clyde Cook, Andre Deranger,
Dave Morrie and Margaret Living,
:tom The story is from the facile
lam of Mark Cranfield. "Beware of
latehelore" is the zippleet eereen
vented:: of the year. It tells of the
t tt and int nt adopted by a entek
du tor':, flapper bride to get 'kelt
I with lint for his foraginga in forbid-
1••-t p;ti.ture e.
Minor Locals.
March,
March wind:,
Council milt on Monday.
Have you seem a robin yet?
Much areen wood is coming into
town.
When will the ice on the dam go
out?
. The last day of February was an
ideal winter's (lay.
I. 0. 0. F. social evening this
'Chnredny nicht in town hall.
Many of the anerchants have the
ice cleaned off the sidewalks.
Did March come in like an ob-
streperous Lamb or a milk fed Lion?
Brussels Old Boys and Girls hold
their At Home in Toronto on Friday
evening.
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assurance of its being saved.
A Savings Account is a magnet for the '
money that ordinarily slips through
one's fingers, and an income -paying
guarantee for the future.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCEit
OF CANADA
Q 'THE STAND /ARW. rD esBmANK,O
Players, Pianos
Organs
Tuned and Repaired
Satisfaction Assured
J. C. Blackstone
Orders taken by
Walker & Black
Brussels Continuation School
The following is Hrunsels Continu-
ation School Report for the months
of January and February;
FORA I
1 Nancy Jam Fowler.. 77 1
2 Mauna Hamilton 72
8 Arthur Bewley 71
3 Helen McAllister71-
5 Stuart Bryans 69.6
6 Vera Porter 65 7
7 Marguerite Bryans 61 8
8 Juries Kerr ell 4
9 Wilma Lowe 591
10 Mary McIntosh 57 8
11 Mamie McQuartie 55 2
12 Mary Roe 63 4
13 Rueeel Fix 53 3
14 Scutt Burchell 451
16 Jack McDowell 43.6
16 Melvin Thompson 38 2
FOIRM II
1 Catherine Walker88'4
2 Agnes Davidson— 84.8
3 Leonard Walker 79.6
4 Edna Franklin 75.2
5 Muriel Michel 73
8 Jean Sanders 874
7 Jack Hamilton 67
8 Mabel Bewley 65 9
9 Fred Glassier 64 2
9 Douglas Hemingway, 64 2
11 Viola Fox 50 2
12 Alberta Mr.11urray51 9
18 Allan McCracken61.7
14 Ethel Shaw 50 7
15 BleirmareShaw 464
16 Blair Melntneh 41 6
FORM III
1 Helen Barker 88 2
2 Margaret Smith 67.4
3 ,Margaret Downing 07
4 'Jiro Johnston87
5 Viola Wilson 661.
8 Clara McCall 65 8
7 Doris Gill 042
8 James Turnbull 62 1
9 Helen McNabb 58 5
10 Helen A rmstrong.. , 87 1
11 Dorothy rear 50 7
12 'Defeen Eelttnier 55 8
13 (4enrge Kirkby 546
14 Laura Manning 521
15 Ruth Strachan 59.7
16 Jack Santlers 45 3
17 ,Marie Huethet' 44 6
Brussels Public School
ROOM III
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SR IV --Examined in Comp., Hiir,
:-pellhtg, heading, Writing, Grammar
Ari1hinetia, and Geography.—
Marguerite Logan 77
Jeeeie Little 74.5
Dean 'Davison 74
Russel Farrow 72
Iitta'el Bryans ... , 70
Rueeel Wilson 68
Frdedn Poll atd 87
Jack Rutledge 66
Leona Gaynor 62
[Merger et, Ruseel 50.5
Phi Iiie 13ryans 59
Catherine Russel 58
W, .1. Rutledge,....... 57
13tewnrt Lowe 56
Mac McDowell 52
_JR. IV
li;xamiIIed in Arithmetic, History,
Grammar, 0pop apby, Reading and
Writing.
Edna Davison 77
Donald McRae...., 75
Donald Ferguson 74
Fred I3urchell 71
Lorne Kerr 08
Alice Pope 86
Tom Gatti meat, 68
Stanley Wilon ,., 52
Bill Edwards 48
Sr. III .—.ITxarnintd in Atithmetie,
ITisrnry, Geography, Reading, Writ.,
Spelling, Memory work and Compos.
i Lion.
Stella Henderson..., . , 74
Irene Riley 78
Aileen Gilman.........., 72
Jean Riley 72
Kathleen fdovier.. 08
Ella Farrow 88
'Vera i7ox 64
Loadlternaghan 88
Billy Palmer 57
Jim Ritchie 40
Jame Eno Alt,
!Teacher.
CAR OF.
Nut Coal
TO ARRIVE A'r
WALTON THIS WEEK
Jno. McDonald
1. Personal Paragraphs
J. H. Galbraith is in Sudbury un
busiuesa,
Mrs. J. D, Warwick has been laid
up with an attack of lumbago.
Orval Whitfield, of Detroit, spent
the weekend wit his mhtheein town.
Mrs Blaine, of Kitchener, is visit.it g
with her parents, D. C. and Mrs. Ross.
Cecil Rhodes was a week -end visitor
with his grandparents on the Gtle line
of Morris.
Mrs, Wilfrid Cameron and Master
Jiro returned last Friday after it visit
at Paimerston.
Miss Mary Walker, who is attend -
the Clinton School of Commerce, was
home for the week -end.
Miss Mildred Pollard, of THE POST
staff, was taken il1'nn Friday with the
fin and was off duty for a few days
We are glad to report that Mrs. D,
0. Ross is able to be up and around
her home. The nurse left lust week,
George Edwards returned to Strat
ford again last week to see his daugh
ter, Mrs. Longfoot, who is still rather
poorly.
Miss Madge Donaldsonof Listowel,
;vasa weekend visitor with Miss Mnt-
garet Robitieou and other old ftiende
i11 town.
Miss Eva McCracken is a visitor in
Toroth and will take in the Brussel•
Old Boys and Giris party in the
Queen's Oity Friday evening,
Mrs. Richard Mitchell received a
box of oranges and grapefruit frost
Florida last week from her sister's
family, and they were good ripe ones,
They were tt real treat.
Mt s. Churchill returned with her
brothet"in-law, 1V i1. Baillie, to his
home in )Jima for a few days while
Mrs. Baillie is in the hospital in Lou
dor undetgoing alt operation on her
ankle.
ROOM II
Examined in History, Spelling,
Memory Work, Art, Literature, Daily
Worst and Dept.
Jr. III.—
(larl Plum 94
Earl Floors 08
Jack Seeker 92
alcCurdy,Low ry 92
Bowman Galbraith 91
Lewis Russell 90
Mina Bryaue 88
Marie King 88
alae Edwet d• 87
•Norene Rutledge 78
Jack Farrow 70
'Ned Rutledge 73
Elwood 11 cQuart•ie 63
*Tom Sir radian ..... 62
Sr. 1I-
13rune Moore 95
Isabel MoTavieh 92
Margaret. Scott 91
Gerald Gibson 91
Billy Stevenson 90
Margie Riley 89
lr)t.het Fox 88
.Dorothy Bellatttyn, 80
Jack Farrow ,80
Jim Palmer 78
'Joint Fowler, 74
*At chip linhnee 74
Garfield Henderson,;., 73
*Marjory Kerr. ..,,,, , , 70
Everett, Lowrie, , , 00
Jr. IL—
Hartley Rutledge 98
Ieura ltdey 87
Billy leek mire 34
Edit 11 Me.TnvIeh 88
*Ton McFadzean 83
Omar (Immingham 83
Billy Icing 82
Betty Beat. 82
"I+lileeu alcQuarrie 78
Freak Rutledge .. 77
Harvey Gtheon 74
•George Gbtlhiaith 67
alta garet I, Dougall,
'1'ettcher.
PRIMARY ROOM
V•--l:xt.rniited in Arleh., Spelling,
Read., Wilt„ Dep, and Daily work,
Virginia Plinrt 89
Mary Deviern, 85
elihire tl Wliilatird..,84
Rueter utiles 88
Frank Sentt' 80
Mary Seeker 77
Jack Lnwry. 77
Mary Helen Kerr...,,76
Charlie Bry(uts 75
Wall Paper
We have just receivi d our Spring Stock of
Wall Papers. These contain many new
designs, styles and colorings and are mod-
erately priced. from 5c upwards.
We will be pleased to show them
Parke Davis & Co's
Standardized
Cod Liver Oil
Refined and bottled by im-
proved methods which con-
serve the Vitamins.
An exceptionally .fine Cod
Liver Oil.
Parke Davis & Co's
linalgesic Balm
Absorbent and healing
Parke Oavis & Co's
CAPSOLIN
Effective and reliable prep-
aration preferable to Mus-
tard Plasters and Liniment.
Moir's Chocolates
A Fresh supply just received
Allen's Drug Store
LN.
Exclusive Agent for NyaI and Penslar Remedies
Druggist and Stationer Successor to James Fox
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Doris Pawsnn 74
Harold Oampbell 73
'Mac Stevenson 70
III—Examined in same.
Hannah Russel 90
Isabel Lowe 85
Gilbert Riley 80
Jinn Lockwood 78
(arab We Werk..... 75
;Vilma Lowry...- 09
IT hlxeel1ent— Dorothy Armeunit g,
Glotitt Cunningham, 'Elizabeth Bae-
k.et, Janet Ring, -Louise Stiles.
Gnod.—Isabel Stephenson.
I—Excellent, Luella Mitchell, Helen
Orates, 0nnd.—1{mss AV hiltard, Jack
Jamieson, Helen elitehell,
Fl.o 1, BUCHANAN,
, ,.t,;;... .. Teacher.
Jaynes Maaphee, a native of Ash-
field Twp, was elected Warden of Lin
:oho CouritY.
The Bank of Commerce aid the
Standard Bank are amalgamating fit
(ioderich and the Royal bank bee pm-
, based the old Standard Bank Build-
ing.
BOHN
WHITTARD.—In Brussels on wehraary21st,
to Dlr. and Mrs, Ben, Whtttard, a eon,
DID
('OUSLEY.—Al Medicine Rat, Alberto. Tues-
day, Feb. 2001.19M Sarah Cowley. widow
of the late John Could er , of Brussels, aged
89 years.
DRAPER.—In Morrie township, on Sunday,,
Dlareh 3rd, 1029, Harry Enls, only eon er
Charles and Mrs. Draper, aged 2 years, 13
months and 22 days.
IN MEMORIAM
McKENZIE—In fond and loving memory of
my. mother, Margaret ,lane, who pnesed
away March 5th 1027; also my father, Dun-
can, who died Dfnroh 9th, 1910.
d,aving thoughts, true and tender,
Just to shote we still remember,
—Inserted by GmnTItIIDE. AND HARRY,
Auction Sala
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Rivw.—Implements
Ray. and Grain,. at Lot B. (:o,. 9, Elmn. Sala
at 1 o'clock. Andrew Laidlaw. Prop.; Alex,
Morrison, Ano.
FRIDAY, MARCH l5rn.—Farm. Stook, Ln -
;dements, Grain,Fnrntture, ,Fo , at Pt 'Los
19, t'on 12, Grey. Hale unreserved nt 1 p In.
sharp George Baker, Prop.; 0.61 Scott,
Acetloneer.
w EDNE�DAY, MARCH 20th—Farm Stock,
Implem sofa, etc., at Lot 10, Ron. 12, Grey.
Sale un -Plot ved nt1 o'atook, Phtlip Jemes,
Prop.: D. 61 Scott, Auo,
THUR'DAY. MARCH 28511 —Valuable form,
the property or the late Robert Carr, of the•
A merionn Rotel, Rrpaeete. Rale a12- o'olook.
A. G. Bishop, Executor; D. M. Acott, Ana.
FARM FOR SALE
190 acre farts, being HH Not 22, Con. 5, Mor.
ria, the property of the late John Black. Good
pram, farm with never -failing Spring creek.
For further particulars apply to M. Bleok or
Wm. Pipe, the Executors of the estate. 87.tf
Property for Sale
The underelgned offers for solo her property
on .tame. street, Brussels East, known as the
Ballantyne home, conrtetln of 2 acres of
land, one acre it good garden and orchard
with n nice big berry pntob • the other street
sore for chicken run, withriver alongside.
Atx•roomed one-story cottage, with good two.
roomed cellar andstore room; parlor, dining.room, pantry, Molten and bedroom oft kit.
Man. Verandah all along front of bourse. A
b@ wood and coal abed • worlr•sbop with up-
stairs; stable and hen hones Apply on prem-
ises, MISS CAIRRIE ZIEGLER, Bttueeela,
ty
Ice Cream Creations
For Bridge, AfternoonTea,
Dinner or Evening Party,
and as a delightful Re.
freshment at all times.
Tempting Plain and. Fancy Flavors
FRESH FRUIT PALERMO
A three -layer Brick of fancy
A. favorite Creation of plain •
Ice Cream, filled with a select-
ion of seasonal fruits.
Ice Cream. This is a special
creation worthy of being serv-
ed on most exclusive occasions.
W. A. Grewar
CONFECTIONER
BRUSSELS
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