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Winter is When
m Gets out of Fix
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4• Yet healthy, thrifty auimals mean
I. • more to you right now than at any
• other season of the year.
o
Ness Stock Tonic
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+ Is a Conditioner and Worm Ex -
,1, • peller, It contains tonics to make
• the appetite good, drives out the
o worms and makes them get the
g. best out of every pound of grain
• fed, 25 Ib. Pails are $2 5o
. 'There are also sevdral smaller
o
sizes of packages.
Other Hess Preparations are
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Time to Take a
a
iprhi Toinc
Something to tone up the
System Herearennutn
ber of well known reliable'
11edtmiues-
R.•xall Bamboo Brier Bond Ste ld-
er -- to restore the are w of
health. $talo bottles
Rexall Beef, Wine and Iron -
The pleasant Spring Tonic.
$1 oo bottle -s
Rexall Celery aill Iron 'Tonic -
For greater strength and bet-
ter appetite. $1,00 bottles
Rexall Kldney Pills -
Fur all forms of Kidney
Troubles. 500 boxes
Rexall Orderlies-
!' ESS' DIP AND DISINFECTANT The Pleasant Laxative.
gum Tins and 3ee Bottles 150 and 250
HESS' HEAVE POWDERRexall Sarsaparilla Tonic -
am: pkgs. 1`11 cleanse and purify the
bleed. $r.00 bottles
HESS' HEALING POWDER VINOL-
250 Tins The Great 'Tonic - Creates
"'Fee' INSTANT LOUSE KILL- strength_ $100 bottles
ER -350 pkgs. We can also fill your own special
11 Feta' POULTRY PANACEA Recipe or Prescription for a
Spring Medicine frotn our
35u and 550 pkgs, stock of Pure Drugs, Herbs,
&m,
Early Showing of Easter Cards
and Easter Post Cards for sending abroad.
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Druggist and Stationer
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Total^�� iOx account of the icy roads last week
v4 � the blacksmiths did a rushing business
in horse sboeing.
THURSDAY is the last day of February.
DAYS are stretching very percepti-
bly. Y erce
blr,
CouxcIL meeting next Monday even.
ing.
THUNDER and Lightning last Monday
evening.
THE lower schools will re -open Mon
day of next week, after the holiday on
ncconnt of fuel shortage.
THE advertisement of Carswell Bros,
will be found profitable reading both for
mind and mousy. See list of bargains
offered this week'
DON'T let a mild, sunshiny day beguile
you into the idea that Winter is past.
Old Probs. has some cold jolts up his
sleeve yet, Tuesday forenoon of this
week as an example,
Tux Maitland river assumed freshet
proportions this week owing to the
thaw and the rain. Very noticeable
reductions were made in the snow piles
and the long sleighing received a bunt.
FROM AN OLD FRIEND -B. Gerry, of
Fort William, formerly a wet! known
Brusselite, in remitting for subscription
to THE POST says: -"I enclose $r.so
renewal for THE POST. It gives the
home news so is a very welcome Ines.
senger on Monday morning. There is
lots of work and big pay here, Plenty
of money an," no shortage of coal or
wood. We hone for Peace in x918.
"God save the King." Mr. Gerry cele-
brated his 84th birthday last month and
we extend hearty congratulations.
THE cosy property 0t Wm. Telfer,-'
Church at., has been purchased by Mrs.
W. Ziegler, Con, 13, Grey, who purposes
moving to it before long. Mr, aol Mrs.
Telfer will go to Saskatchewan where
they will make their home with their
daughters, as increasing years make it
imperative that they have some one to
care for them. The auld folk have been I
keeping house ou their own laccount for
the past a years in Brussels, bLtlt failing
vigor has been the deckling lector in
selling the comfortable home where
they have lived since they sold their
no acres on the 16th Con. of Grey
township. Many old friends will be
sorry to see them remove from towu.
SPEta-HENDERSON,-An interesting
event took place onTttesday, February,
26th at the home of Robert and Mrs,
Henderson, Mechanic street, Brussels,
when their only daughter, Isabelle
Buchanan, was united in marriage to
Harold Speir, son of Jae, and Mrs.
Speir, 6th COR, Morris, At high noon
as the Wedding March was played by
Miss Ferne Eckmler, the bride :leaning
on the arm of her father, entered the
parlor and took her place beside the
groom under an arob of evergreens and
white carnations. Ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A, j, Mann, Bride was
dressed in her travelling suit, with cor-
sage boquet of cream and pink sweet
peas, During the signing of the regio.
ter Miss Gertrude Deadman sang "The
sunshine of your smile" very sweetly.
The guests being the immediate rela-
tives of bride and groom and a few in-
timate friends, then adjourned to the
dining room where a sumptuous dinner
was served, Dining room was decorat-
ed prettily with pink and white carna-
tions, the table being set under a large
floral bell suspended by pink anal white
ribbons, After the bride had out the
Cake toasts were proposed to the happy
couple end responded to by the groom.
Later amid a shower of confetti and
good wishes the young couple left on
tbe afternoon train for Toronto, The
wedding presents were numerous and
costly, testifying to the popularity of the
bride and groom. On their return Mr.
and Mrs. Speir will live on the groom's
tlue farm, lath Con. of Grey,
SEVP.R,L loads of con' were hauled
from Wroxeter during the past week fur
residentsa el
of Brussels.
s.
SPRING halve bunting is having its
innings, If you have 002 to rent Tem
PosT might help you if you'd try a small
advt,
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00010E for sale. Apply to bliss Il, Rotates,
BINDER in goad repair. For
Phone 508. PONT. BARER.
GENBRAT, purpnsa mare for sale -
W. AT,ntnafia, Cranbronk.
AIM GLENN esolrso.-Mico Wenn, nT,Olenn-
t'harlev, Toronto, Canada's Hair Fa+-hion
atone, will be in Brussels, Saturday, March Leh
at the American Hotel, with a full Line of
ladies and gentleman's Bair good. Tf you are
not satisfied with the appearance of your hair,
consult alio; Glenn who lo an authority on
hair goods and individwtl hair styles. Free
demonetratiou,
CoAINORTAE4s house for sale. Apply to Ten
POST.
PIANe TtuNtau. .7. C. Blackstone, Plano
Tuner, will be in town. Leave orders et S.
Car ,'.'•r's.
Fee SALE. -A good. Yorkshire brood now, to
farrow March 10. Apply to J. HENRY Hoovie,
Lot 4, Con. 11, Grey, Phone 2514.
LIMITED quantity Banner Seed Oats for sale.
WAt, Patine,
Phone 2518,
ALL kind. of poultry wanted. Alan empt
sacks for which highest prices 'will be paid.
Phone 52x, 54,01. WETNeTEIN•
RIMIEST cash price paid for butter and
eggs R. THOAMSON.
HOUSE AND Loa roe SALE, -Good frame
house, 215 acre of land. fruit trees, well, &o.,
in Brasaels. For further particulars apply at
THE P1,.T.
THREE Short Horn Belle Irem 10 to 12
months old for este. .7Aa. Spare, Lot 29, Con.
8, Morris. Phone 106.
De. Notate, Oetenpethle Physician, visite
Brussels Monday and Thursday afternoons of
each week. Chronic andnervous disenaee
eucceeofailytreated, Vteltsreeidenoe1. Con-
sultation at Queen's Hotel,
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WILT. REPEAT CONCERT NOR RED
Ceoss.-The Executive of Brussels Red
Cross got busy Wednesday end asked
choirmaster Mulheron to repeat Tuesday
evening's Concert program in the Town
Hall, Friday evening of next week,
Consent was freely given and the entire
proceeds will go: to treasury of the Red
Cross, Tickets will cost only 25 cents
and at this figure seats may be reserved
at Fox's drug store by all who buy in
advance, Children 15 cents. It is ex-
pected outside talent will take the place
of Mr, Manua. invite year friends and
pack the Hail, Program will be well
worth hearing,
FINE EN•rttaTATNMEN't',-The second
annual Concert tinder the conductorship
of P, R. Mulheron, wait held Tuesday
evening in the 'l'owu Hall, Brussels,
when a splenclld program was presented
that wee varied, well rendered and liber
ally applauded, Soloists were Miss
Isabel Strachan, Miss Grace Walker,
Fred, Wood and F. H. Gilroy who per-
formed their parts excellently, The
piano duet by Miss Joues and Mr. Mul•
beton, piano solo by the latter and the
violin uumbers by H. L. laeksou were
played almost faultlessly. The full
choruses of over 40 voices showed care-
ful training and also the talent possessed
by the large number of ladies ancl gentle-
men assembled Miss Walker sang iu
the place of Mirs Rntb Sinclair, who
was in 'Toronto, R. Hannah, London,
supplied the elocntiouery inimbel's and
was heartily received anal was generous
in his responses. Archie Ritehiespreng
asurpriae on the audience by singing
one of Harry Lauder's songs, "jean
McNeil," •
n tip-top style that
brought
down the house and demanded a recall.
Miss Tortes added to lir good name as
aecotnpenlat. Mr. Mulheron is to bo
eonlplitneutect and congratulated 011 the
Success of the Concert. Platform Was
Very tastefully arranged. '''here was
not a poor number on the program,
ran gh
Royal Household flour
(t\'HFele)
JUST ARRIVED
AT
McOracken's
I r]],,' not ask for jewels rare,
Nor gold would 1 euutrot ;
I
ouly ask th.1 I may own
A simple ton of coal,
Ow'1N.; to the stem. forenoon last
Tuesday the Rrd Cross Circle was can-
celled It will meet Di-x'Tuesday after
noon at Mrs, Leatherdele's,
EDITH, daughter of Harry and Mrs.
K:3's, brussels, fell last '1`nesday enol
broke one of her legs. She has been
most unfortunate with her limbs as this
is the 6th break. Brittle hones is the
trouble We hope she will soon he able
to get about,
EARLY last 'Tuesday morning Phomas
Gaynor, died at his hotne at the ad-
vanced age of 88 years. Fuueral took
place this ('Thursday) morning, service
being conducted in St Ambrose R. C.
church at 9 o'clock, Interment was
made in the R. C. cemetery, Brussels,
The agency of the Cheverolet car in
this locality has been taken over by
Messrs. Trench & Ormiston, Teeswater,
weuuderstand, A large business has
been done by Messrs, Ament & Mc-
Donald during the past year.
ADAM REID ANSWERED THE CALL -At
the home of Druggist and Mrs, McCall,
Cbatham, Sunday of this week, a former
well known and highly esteemed rest -
dent of Brussels passed oft this scene of
action, in the person of Adam Reid, in
his Both year. He had been with his
daughter for the past 4 years, his health
being poorsome for n '1't re-
mains
me, The e
mains Were brought to Brussels Monday
night and funeral took place from the
home of jute and Mrs. Hewitt, Wednes-
day afternoon, Rev. W. E. Stafford,
klethodist minister conducting an ap
propriate service in the absence of Rev,
A J Mann, who was in Toronto. Pall-
bearers were A. Strachan, P. Scott, A
Stewart, S. Wilton, S. T. Plum end
Fox Mr. Reid was born at Glasgow.
Scotland and came to Canada with his
parents when 9 years of age, Io his
young manhood he clerked in the gen•
era) store of the late Juo. Kay, Brus-
sels, later going to the Livingstone store
and spent I years atter that eI
a .meet
tvi'h A Strachan of town, He was al-
ways active, obliging and friendly,
requisites in a good salesman, whish he
proved himself to be, He married Miss
Elizabeth Frslick, of this locality and
sons (Wm., of Wingham ; Ben. in North
West ; Ino , in the Southern Staten and
Lewis, Detroit) and 3 daughters (Mrs.
W j Longman, Biggar, Sask. ; Mrs.
Shelliveer ; and Mrs. A. I. McCall,
Chatham) •.urvive. Mrs Chas, Arm -
2110"g, Manse jaw, is deceased. There
are 25 children. children. Mrs Reid died
28 years ago The subject of this untice
was married to Mrs. John Cormick in
r896 and shortly after they removecl to
Langdon, North Dakota, where the
latter passed away 5 years later. Mr.
Reid spent r6 years in the Registrar's
office at Langdon, the' best evidence of
faithful service On retiring he went to
make his home at Chatham 2 years
agn he enjoyed a visit among old friends
in Brussels and locality and last Sum-
mer he took a trip to the West, De-
ceased was a member of the Canadian
Order of Foresters and the Sons of
Scotland to town, Among relatives at-
tending the funeral were A. I and Mrs
McCall and son, Edwin, Wn1, and
Lewis Reid and Mrs W. B. Dickson, of
Dickenson, North Dakots, all Fn -mer
residents of Brussels and locally. Few
people would have guessed Mr Reid's
age as he was particular about his ap•
pares, smart in getting about, alert to
past and present events and always glad
to meet old friends of whom iie bad
many Iu church relationships he was
a Preshyteriau,
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People We Talk About
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Miss Gertrude Shaw enjoyed a short
visit with with Guelph friends,
Miss Luella Ross was a visitor in the
Queen city during the past week,
Misses Maude and Marjorie Slime,
Toronto, attended the Speir-Hender-
son wedding on Tuesday.
Mrs, Jessie Kerr was visiting in Bons-
sels for a few days. She Was a guest at
the Speir-Henderson wedding,
Mrs Chris, Rogerson, 8th line Morris,
and baby, Doris, is sponging a week
with her parents, J. and Mrs, Jermyn,
Brussels,
Fred' Hunter and Eimer Ewan went
to London this week in obedience to tbe
Empire's call and they will train there
iu the ;meantime,
Alex, Fox was at Woodstock last
week playing Junior Hockey with Sea -
forth, The Weodatoekers rather slam.
elect the visitors,
Evangelist and Mrs, Russell were
guests at the home of J, e,`, and Mrs.
Wood, Albert street, for a few drays last
week. They are old friends.
Rev. A, J and Mrs, Mann, Mrs. P.
Stewart, J, .'. Wood and others were
among Bruseelites who went to Toronto
this Week to the 'Temperance Conven-
tion,
Tut POST is eased to hear that Mrs,
(Rev) Hind, espeler, is improving
nicely after her operation. Mrs, Hind
was formerly Miss Mao Deadman, of
Brussels.
John Sangster, Wingham, was ill town
Wednesday. He has bought theb,ack-
�.
smithin buatne-a in Ford ich 1,d'.
g tv a will
Move there next week. Mr, Sanestr is
a good tradesmen, a fine fellow and
along with his wife and sob will make
most desirable residents. Brussels
Menu wish them suoeess and heartily
commend atom to the people of Ford-
wfch ancl locality,
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OF CANADA
HEAP OFFICE • TORONTO
FARMERS
Advances to farmers are made
a special feature by this Bank. 23s
USSELS BRANCH,
[I E1 in Manager.
an.
CAR OF
Cream of the West
FL
((ioaerunlen1 Standard)
Is expected any day by
Brussels Farmers' Club,
Special Prices tiff Car,
Apply to
W. R. BROADFCOT
Phone 510 SEC ItJTA1tY
Miss Gertrude Deadman, mho was
visiting Mrs, T. Hind, Hespeler, came
home to attend the Speir-Henderson
wedding. Miss Gerllude has accepted
the position of teacher in a school near
Monktou.
Gharoh Chimes
Several from Brussels attended the
Young People,' Conventleu in E het
Methodist church Inst t5'eduexday .anel
repot t a good Lute
lel r. Mane, 13 A, of V:etolla 'Univer-
sity, was a •e
s u m ebur of We ser-
Y.k
'res i th Methodist • a
vt u e MethoLst church, Bt•uxsei.,
lest Sunday, in the inte,esIs of the Edu-
cational Society His morning text tree,
"'T,le 'Truth all ill make you free, and
in tee evening the discourse was batted
ou "The Magnetic Christ." Mr. Maine's
discourses created a very favorable im-
pression and forecasts more Than DrcdiL-
ary alili'y in the pulpit. The pastor
was on the Ethel eircui'.
A'hurstiey evening of last week Rev,
Walter Russell, B A., a well known
evangcliot, conducted a union service in
the Methodist church, Brussels. Hie
subject was "Fishers of Men," and was
a verpractical exposition of It oft
Y I 1p a
quoted Scrip' u, e. 1'tie questionofan
evangelistic campaign hero next May
was discussed aid referred to the pas-
tors to be laid before their respective
congregations. Report indicates the
probability of a series of union services
lead by the local pastors. Plans have,
not been formulated yet as to anything
very defiuile.
Morris Council
Minutes of Council uteeLing held in
the Township Hall, Mortis, Moticlay,
February 1Llh. Members of Council
were preemie, .Reeve ot'esiding.
Minutes of lest meeting read and ap-
proved. It catty decided to fix the
price of incline roadwork et 91.50 per
clay foe 1918, Auditors' report wee
received, examined and adopted.
Beeline el Procter was appointed Tax
,Onlleclot• alt a salary of $125.00, R.
New entstbe WAR appnitlted Sanitary
Ilispeclo,' 111 plltee of David Laidlaw,
resigned. Yellowing accounts OSI'a
paid :-\V. 11. Keep, printing, 97.50 ;
Blyth Town Ilitll rent., $7.50 ; R. Van -
stone, account, 42111 ; 13ert Jackson,
{;rave), 45,80 ; \V. Wilkinson, gravel,
45 00; 1,,o, Mason, broken cutter,
42.50 ; David Laidlaw, Inspector and
one house fumigated, x10,50 ; Wm.
Abram, Itieptolor, 915 00 ; Sam' Paul,
batallne aceouilt, 110c • Thos, Ellis, re-
fund remitvrn•lc, $8 00 ; Gluts, Fraser,
tile, 4.41 ; S. S. No. 5, use of school,
44.00 ; S. S. No. 9, $4.00 ; S S. No. 7,
44.00 ; S. S. No. 10, 9400 ; S. S. No, 1,
94.00 ; R. Procter, Collector and pos-
tage, $80 ; R. Johnston, Auditor,
410 ; Peter McNabb, Auditor, $10 00,
Next, tueeting Monday March 11th.
A. MACEWEN, Clerk,
MARRIED
Srnra-Risuwoneoe At the hmne of the
bride's parenbe, on February 2051, 1918, by
Roy. A, J, Maun, B, A., Mr. f, Herold
Spate, of Grey township,' to MISR Isabelle
Bunhamn, only claoghter or Mr. end Mee,
Hobert Headsmen, of B,'nsselo,
MORIAotieltN-MINAnsy,-At the hone the
bride's parents, on February 19th, 101'$, by
Rev. J. T„ MoOulrooh, Cranbroolc, Mr,
Wesley 0. MaBnohern, Pilot Mound, Mani-
toba, to Mies Minnie, youngest dnuglltee of
Mr. nod Dlrt. Robert Monarey, Gray town-
ship,
AUCTION SALES
FRIDAY, MAaOer 1sT, -Farm Stook Ilnpla-
ments and Household Furniture, et 1'eort 80 &
40, 13 Line, Turnberry township, Sale untie.
ved
ser110 t2 o'clock. Robb, Leathern, Prop. ;
J. Purvis, Ano,
POSTPONED AUCTION SAT,., -The At -lotion
Sale of Farm Stools im ptenlenh0, Sac., at
Walter Bell's, Let 8, don, 112 lama township,
was posllwned last Teenday owing to stege
and will be held Hnturdny of this week 011 p,
m.
TIESDAY, MARCH 6th. -Farm Stnntr, at Lot
8, Oat. 7 Grey 10wn51115) Sale at I p. et, W.
J. Cardiff, Prop.: 11` S 4nott, Ano,
W cruise/MY,11A,ton 0671,, -Lot 22 Con, 0,
Grey township, Halo mu'o8erved al 1 p, 1,t,
Wm, McInnes, Prop. F, S grott, Ano,
TnnaeDAY, Merlon 71h, -Form Stock, Tin -
pimento, &l., at Lob 28, Oen. 12, Grey' town -
8111p. Sale unreserved 511 o'clock, William
Whitfield, Prop.; F, S. Scott, Ano'
IrnrnAY, Malian 8L1. -Farm Stook, Imeie•
menta, &c., at Let 11, Con. 1, Grey township.
Male uumeeerved at 1 e'olock. S. Barite, Prop„
F, S. Scott, Aga
SATUnuAY, MAIOH Obh,-Fntvn Mtcclf, Imr17fo-
mente, &e., n6 Lot 20, Con. A Howiok toWoalll ,
Sale unreserved at 1 o'clock. D. Moiavislt,
Prop, ,.JohMoyle, Aum.
WCDMoyle,NmtDAY, DMAUUCH 18Tn.-Feral Stock,
ImplementN, &n„ at Lob 111, Cori, 5, Grey town -
hip. Sale at 1 p, re, Wm, Lowe, Prop.; F, M,
Scott, "Alt'?.- .
WEONseny n. 0'rn U"s
rm Stook Ins-
plements, Ar., at�l.dr 1Q{{•.len; l+4 -,elf elnee
tlWlteht 1,t,)r n„reeersf.cl at l o'oloolt,
N linea lel Prom; '91102. Bowe, Aim.
Fanny, MAnun 15'rn4-10111•tn Mtof+k, /mete.
numbs, Household Mhn'nitto°, &e,, at N%0,01
20, Con, (1Marla to nshi Male unreserved
0L 1 o'nloak sharp, Mea„ Icahn Mammy aid W.
R, Si Mooney, fixaculsrs John Mooney °•tato ;
F. S. 9oett, Auo,
BORN
ENOm.11-N Grey township, on January 20011,
1010, to Mr, and Mrs. 1,m110 Engler, n
daughter.
DIED
IiOAllnunN,-Ln Eost W1awanoeh, on ifebroar
221,11, 11118, Allred nrndanrn, in his 57611
yeel'.
GAY110,t -In I.lrirssele, on February 20811, 1915,
Thulium 1911pnor, aged 98 yenta.
JOHNSON. -In Morrie town,htp on Februaryy,
28rd, 1518, ala'geret E. Gollry, aged 5511
year', ID 100,101,2 and 15 dnyo,
10510 -In Chatham, nn February24611, 1518,
Achim Raid. ago 1 79 ynnrs and 4 n1,nt•h..
5114t1.4aoN,-At Denlb4d, Ont., on February 22Od1,
1018, Doagttld Mattoon, aged 52 yours.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat 22 O5
Oats s5
Pest 8 511
Barley 146
Butter -10
Eggs 60
Hoge
Hay
Potatoes peeing
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Notice to Creditors
Farm for Sale
Tne undersigned ulfere len 56 Retie fern, be-
ing N; Lot 20, Con. l0, Grey townehlp, for sale.
On the pl'[gllleee to a cmulorhtble bowie, book
barn and straw abed. orchard, &e. 1 mile front
Baiel Station tied l ,Hues from Brnsodis. Rul'-
nl mail and telephone., Itenoonfor selling prior
health. Posses.vat given st once. For farther
partirnl,u's opal, on the premises to
954 THOS, I3IOOWN, Proprietor,
For Sale
House and tote, em,tniuing eye sores, In the
Village of Cranbrook, the property of ;Ills late
.lira Agnes Brown, is offered for sale. Frame
hoose, barn, fruit trees, &o, Possession could
be given et once. For further pparticnlors s'p-
ply to Mits. THOS. CAMERON or VV Al. CIA NMON,
Executors estate of the late Mre. Agnea [tyOwn,
Cranbroolc,
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le evince of Saeka'.Chewau, lamer,
deceased.
Notice is hereby elven put'enmtt to "The 11e'
vi"eSi Stalates of Oatnrio ” that all e,-aIit,,r,,
and. other, lowing oinipt, ','nest the rei,lte 1,1
the sold Mahar() al ttaa •1), who filial at Elora,
Ontario, On er about Nev.-either atlt, A. T) 115,.
are required en or before the tiara day of
Mowll, A. I) 1018, to amid 1,r anat. prepaid or
deliver to t'. S. Soott, one of the t x went.rs 1,t
the la,t '.1,11 nnI Te'talneot ,I • 1.1141 .1e,• Ad,
at Brnssola P. 0 , their Cb radian, and bur.
name.,edd,'eaaee and fiencripttimo, the Phil par,
tlanlnrs or their chains, the otnt,nl,mt of their
mammas and the nature of the tweurltiei, Cif
1019) y
held b thea.
1,d farther t eeriee that after anrh last
A take
mentioned date aha R f the dwell pro ani to
ale parties the itaed t thereto,
the having
1,1 linin.,„
rho the eland entitled then th having Com
d.nn
ly tor, a d the of w hhrh they shall th,•n hurt•
berme, and the fluid Exe' any part will not. ha
ble for the said aceL'ta m' t111y the,•„e1,r to
any person or paramecia whs.,e•lain nonce
shall not have been received by then, at the
time or such distrlhutio,l.
Doted at Brussels tlla 2011, day of February,
A.D. 1918.
86.11 IROS r)Av
F. 9, a bentn"ow, S tt Bxeent,n•a,
Notice to Creditors
Ill the anger 1,I 1hr . -one of Hirrlett
M. eV:, leis, lace of th.• Township of
eliey, 111 ,he County of Huron, mar-
ried w"(n:t'l, '11-eenee'l.
Natiro,i 11.1'0h:710V”. :.nr.+nnnt 30 "The It.'-
vieedstatute. ol' nnru•io," 1111,1 all ,v'eilit.'rt
and uthorr h: vine• r1aLn ar,,Ia.t the a -int,' of
the anal Harriett 1,1. Wntarr., who 115,.! on "r
ed,•,nt'ht 11.1,., ,f Nnwon her, A. U 19117, err rr.
gnirrd •1,t or before the :lad any of Ai aril). -1,
I,. 11110 to vend by 1'•• t, ileaver tO
the, undcr.ieurl) Adu,i,,> Metter OI' the .mlltl r,
th it
alio- tut mad Durance„w, add,•ea,,a
dos.•riptLnw, rho run palirnlnra 1,l' 11, 1r
&Mei., rhe .,tot,nsent of firth. ne.m1 eta and tha
Mann' ,,lily' :.',' a•it'r.,11 anyhell by them
And Further Inge notice that aft,-, auch tai -,t
mentioned date the Itlae n r
ntnr willpro-
moat
I r . e drea,,,e,i
among g the
diatribe the I1, 111 of th
careens the,. arum. ,,it,,,l,•l',,tn,'li5, ell ll1. I,r
nand nal,• to Iha radio, of wheal In. shall 1.h.•n
Intro motire, anti th,. et,i't 1 d,ol,itoratur will
ma be bold,. For 0.111' rued n0,ens Of any 310
then*u to nor .0or perantls of wl1I -0
maim nn)i','.;1:n1.011
1 not h„t•,' been rtaelvt'd lw
hnu a' the time of ewe, dist teen ti.,n.
Peres 81 Welton titin 29111 day of 1)'ehrtmry,
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OR the fo,lloafing Two Weeks we are offering Extra. I
Special Values all over our Store. Come hi and see
our Special Price Tickets with Prices that will Sura
prise You.
A Few of Our pkd P
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40c, gash Goods 1Sc a yard
2000 yards Wash Goods, comprising G ughanls,
Prints, Ohambreys, Poplins, Repps, Os epee, Mils -
ling, Sailings, etc., in plaid, stripe, clieolt and
. Iloral designs, also plain colors, displacing every
wanted shads. Correct for ladles' dresses, waists
and snits ; meso children's wear, Regular up to
40e yard, and at elle price offered they will he
bought up quickly, so the making of an early sel-
ection is advisable,
While they last 19c yd
15c Bargain Table
1200 yards of Alnyli112, Prints, Orepee, (lashutcr-
ettee, Hinghitmn, Wsti'pevettes, Or-n1ou. Flannel,
Art then tnnps, Oname 11111.1ins, eha
Bargain ?rice while they (vast 15c yd
50c Taffeta Cloth 39c
800 yards Taffeta Ololh, the r,u'rer.t, material for
Underskirts, Oolurs--Tau, (',•rise, Paddy eleven,
Grey, Navy, Reseda, Pink, Nigger Iirown and
Bh4cic ell gnln•altt.eed fast. dyes. 88 in. wide.
Price for this week and next 39c yd
Extras
g 50 pairs Lace Curtains, 5 dif.
ferent designs, reg. 2.50. Scale
9
Cottons 15c yd
1000 yards 8O in, Bleached
incl Grey Cottons ; fine,
even weave ; ' free fronts
iressing. A1i11 price to-
lay 101., One Special l'nr
this week and next-
>•5c a yard
Cottonades 39c
200 yards Oottonade e,nd
Black .Denim ; heaviest
weight, manilla for Men's
Pante, Ovlan'alla & Smocks,
Mill price to.day45c, Spec-
tel selling for this week
and nrekt--
39C a yard
Silk Bargains
100 }reeds of Silk Poplin,
80 in, wide, Colors -Navy,
Black, Cepeu Green, Mee
and ileums. Regular $1.75
Extra Special-
a 3'51.4
$5.39
150 yards of '.I'affela Silk
80 in, wide ; Blaoic and
Navy only, Regular. $260
$ T.89 a yard
300 yards Fallen. Sills, 30
in, wide; full range of
colors, Reg Man $2.50-
5.89 aaad
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Melt's 1.25 Shirts 69c
45 Men's White Laundered
Shit La ; linen front, 'ileo
and neckband ; mads of
hest quality white cotton 1
sizes 14 to 18, Extra Spec.
lal Bargain el-
69c each
$,2,00 Corsets $4,69
lA pair's Corsets, best gnat-
ity Contii ; 1nedim(t and
low boats ; long et Ig
l)at'1al'our hose su sale at t
I:i plat $
$1,69 pair
500 Hose for 42c
Women's Black °mini s,-
etre Hose, made with Limit -made
eh?, soles end thee twill higit
Helloed Heels ; guaranteed.
fast dyes, Sale Special 42a
50 pairs Women's Black
Hose, with; natured foot,
tdonble toes and heels -
Extra Special 42c
Boys' Suits 1.89
0 only Boys' 2 -piece Suits ;
front best quality all
wee t eeeas, NeeeeleseeleIli.
Sizes `23, 24 and 25, Reg.
$3,50. Out they go aL---
i.$9 a SLI(C
Boys Pullovers 69c
25 Boys' Al) Wool Pull.
5411(1
UVei'H, (1t11f1i'a'-NitvY7.3";
Cardfna1 Siris 5 Lo 7 yrtt,
ROgttlur $1.,00, Spenial--
fisc
$1,50
00 pairs Corsets, good pial-
ley 0011111 ; medium and
low Mists ; Irnlg IiUitlg
models ; four boys sup.
poets, ljceg, 41.,50' Special
$1.19 pail'
Girls' aa
10 only Girls' Reefers, best
quality Beaver Cloth ; in
Paw 1,a rLtnCl NaVys ; alli)^
ablo fnracho( girls. lte;;,
43 50. Special -
Special -
$ 1.89 a yard
35c Hose for 29C
,
\vanmen a .d3laclt Cotton
Seamless Hose, lisle finish,
tensible heels laid toes, Sale
ma au 20o or 3 pairs fol. 85c.
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