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25c bots.
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5oc bots.
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transparent top, .n that name
and number can he read with-
out removing the card. 'these
come at the low price of
15c each
M elves an F.ffel.-
veteent health-
ful dunk and is
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the blood—
i5e tins
Citrate of Magnesia
Tartaric Acid
Effervescent Phos-
phate of Soda
Pure Paris Green
The Potato Bug seasou is here aud the sooner the work of destroying
this pest le attended to the easier it will be. For this purpose Paris Green
is generally user. We have received our new supply and it is to be had in
r ib., ; Ib. and 1 lb pkgs. Secure your supply iu good time.
A high
grade
Talcum
with the
true
Floral
odor Of
Violets
25C
Tins
Hexall Glycerine Soap
Two kinds — Rose or Violet.
Transparent, fragrant and absol-
utely pure. The biggest velem
going in a gond Toilet Soap.
2 large square cakes for 2se
Parvo Straw Hat
Cleaner
Will clean your Panama Hat
quickly aud without much trouble,
25c bots.
F. +. SMITH
Theeft
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Druggist and Stationer
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FRIDAY will be the "12th."
IN oue section of 6 miles in length on
the 4th line of Warwick township, there
are 16 cars, owned by farmers.
OFFICE NOTICE —Mis5 Maude Bryans
announcesP her office will be open every
clay now until Saturday July 13th.
A fete Brusselites went to Listowel
horse races Thursday of last week.
Races were postponed from July est.
THE Maitland river has been so low
the chopping mill has been compelled to
add steam to the usual water power.
Cool. weather for July. Some days
tee: more like November and we some-
times wonder what has become of the
good old Summer time
Lase. week James McCallum, Albert
street, underwent au operation and is
making favorable progress, which at his
time of life, (78 years) will not be as
rapid probably as at an earlier period.
He has been a rugged hearty man and
this will aid in his early restoration we
hope.
HURON OLD BoYs.—Wednesday, July
24th, is the date chosen by the Huron
Old Boys of Toronto, for their annual
tenting to Niagara Falls aud Queenston
Heigbts, going by boat from the Queen's
city. Program of games, addresses,
&e., will be put on. Return fare to
Queenston Heights is $2,00, A fine
time is counted on. Inability to secure
train accommodation to come to Huron
Co. is the reason of the change from
the annual trip.
A GREAT GROWER,—Monday afternoon
Alex. McLauchlin, gravel road North of
Brussels, brought THE POST a sample
pea vine pulled in his pea field that
measured ❑o less than 5 feet and q inches
It is the Canadian Beauty variety and
the seed cost $5.5o per bushel, The
crop is growing on what was sod land
for a good many years and is a wonder-
ful development. A dandy crop should
Ile harvested if nothing harms them.
KINDLY REMEMBERED —Owing to the
resignation of Miss Millie Grewar as
manager of the Central Office of the
Brussels, Grey and Morris Telephone
Co., she was waited on last week by the
operators and lineman and presented
with a cut glass sugar and cream ac-
companied by a kindly worsted addrees
expressing appreciation and esteem, A
e citable reply was made by Miss Grewar.
She has been y years with the Company
and has been most attentive and assidu-
ous to the many duties in connection
with the hundreds of patrons. It is mild
she will likely go to a position in Tor-
onto.
ANG11s KERR MAKES THE SUPREME
SACRIFICE. —A cablegram came to Mrs.
Alexina McDonald Kerr, Brussels, last
Friday from the Director of Records
containing the following sad news ;—
"Deeply regret to inform you 654389,
Pte. Angus Duncan Kerr, infantry,
officially reported killeel in action June
25tb, retie" The young man referred
to hr a son of Mrs, Alexina Kerr, Brus-
sels, and well known to the people of
this locaiity. No other word is to hand
yet but no doubt particulars will arrive t
latter, "Nipper,' as he was familiarly
called, was 3q years of age and born in
Bruesels, enlisted with the Mist Huron
El:Mahon and event oveaseas with the
boys. After a lengthened stay in kin.
laud he was drafted to the fighting lines
in France and there met his death doing
his duty as many another brave
snuck
It isquite abowtoM
Mrs, Kerr to near
of her son' de e
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well advanced a cod fn years and norm too
rugged, Deep sympathy is expressed
with her in her bereavement, Her
daughter, Mrs. Horton, Galt, and son, i
Daniel, aud Mrs. McDonald, Hensall, i
hive been here to condole with her,
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OFFICE CLOSET FOR 3 MONTHS.—After
July 13th, the office of Miss Maude
Bryans, ophthalmologist, will be closed
for the following 3 months, bliss Aryans
goes to Toronto to fill a position in Con-
nection with optical work for that term,
Will persons desiring to consult Miss
Bryans call at office on or before date
mentioned.
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F R SALE.—A quantity of building lumber,
0 q y
and other building material. Apply
to MRs.
to MRs,
scantling and CNIDEA. Elizabeth at., Brussels.
BUGGY Duster found. Owner ntar have it
by proving property and paying for this notice
at TEE Poem.
WILL RrN 3 DAY. BAcp Wgm—During
haying and harvest Brussels Chopping Mill
will run Dlonday, Wednesday and Friday of
each week. Aa steam has to be usedust now
this is done to accommodate the public and
stili conserve fuel, dons LOGAN,
2-2 Proprietor.
Two Row Corn Cultivator for sale at a bar•
gain. S. CARTER, Bruesels.
AnoUT 12 aeras of Rood pasture, with plenty
OY WRGel', tc rent. Apply to ro J. B, Brussels. Revere property, Brussels.
9 mos, 6 weeks oft for sale also a few heart
of young cattle, WM. BUTainNsoN, Grey,
Phone 2016.
FOR SALE —A few dry helPrey, cava.
Phone 656. J. P. MCINTOSH.
LTYE Poultry wanted. Clean up your breed-
ing stock and old hens. R, TnoMsoN, Brussels,
9 York Sows for sale, all bred, some to far•
row soon. Apply to GEo. SNELLING,
Lot 86, Con. 18, Grey. Monkton.
PERsoris desiring Information with regard
to purchase of the store properties in Brussels
and Yarm land in Morris North of the Village,
may obtain same from F. h. Scott. Piano may
be inspected at Walker it Black's.
J, G. LEOHIE,
House and ei acre lot for sale. Comfortable
and well located. There is a good well also a
good stable. Apply to GEO. CrtoOES, Brussels.
BUGGY for sale. Apply at THE Poem.
LAwN mowers sharpened and adjuster'.
I Now is the time to get them ready.
GEo. EDW.& Ds, Mill street.
BELL Organ and a Waehin6Machine for sale
at a bargain. Apply at TnE Poae.
DR. PARKER, Osteopathic Physinian, visits
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and aervons disesees euceessfully
treated, Vleets residenoes. Consultation lit
Queen's Hotel.
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I, O O. F.—At the annual session of
the Ontario Grand Lodge, I O O F.
held in Hamilton• the following officers
were elected :--G. M., Rev. W. Cox,
Gananoque ; D. G. hi„ Dr. G. M.
Hermingston, Toronto; Grand Werden,
H. H. Robertson, Barrie ; Gr. Sec„ W
Brooks, Toronto ; Gr. Trees , J. O.
Donogh, Toronto ; Gr. Reps., L, [i.
Cooper Belleville, and S. C. Parks, Tor-
onto. The meeting next year will he
held in Toronto.
Goop 'rite.—Thursday afternoon of
last week the colon Sunday School pic-
nic was held in the Davidson grove end
attracted a large attendance, The clay
wagbeeutifui and the time yens enjoy-
ably spent on the bank of the Meitland.
'there were swings, foot races, paddling
iu tete river, lunch and a very lively Base
Ball match between Brussels team and
a nine from the country. R Downing
officiated as umpire. Ao offering was
taken which totalled the line sum of $2r,
The refreehmeut booth at the picnic
brought in 520.00 profit. 'there was
plenty of good plain cookery and it was
not a very difficult matter to have the
crowd "fall in" to fill in. After lunch
Mrs H. Spelt' put on games for the
children. 'There was a happy admixture
of people miring the afteruoon and the
union idea was carried out. le'vet the
parsons (Revels. Messrs, Mane, Stafford
and Smith) joined in a lively foot race
in which contestants might have been
closer matched harl not one of the clerics
take a fumble v
n uml Rev. Mr Smith, while
hard) u n to r tali 1 al 0 s in w weight,
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•took a hand re more properly speaking
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both feet) in a fat man's speeding event,
Thauks are due R. Davidson and el.
Lamont for use of grove anri field, the
folk who aided iu getting people to and
from the grounds and the Committees
who looked after tate bootb and supper.
weeeeeley oece.re judge Levee.
We, A.•,1 1 t5•et El price winner to an
auto ra'e at WWI on Dominion Day.
Dottier for est the speed limit of auto-
mohUea is not t,, mild: :u1 hour in litu:l•
SOS,
Aha1'T another week will finish the
working up of the stock of heading at
the Ament factory.
AFri Mere, were matte Monday anti
Tneeley teeuines to hold a Council
nu•e�tng First date only the Sams,
sliwyeil lip anal next time the Clerk anti
Con perllers 'eraser and Walker were
absentees. 3rd time is said to be the
Chaim
Bouiner PRoexteev —D, eleDouald,
Ileneall, lots pnrrhased what is known
AS the F C. Rogers property Turn -
berry street. South, from J. 11. Kerney,
and gets po-seeeion on October 1st,
Mr. McDonald, is an old Brussels boy,
known to many in this locality and will
be welcome back to town.
GOOD STUFF —County Clerk Holman
has ee itele letter krom his son Gerd -
en, the Youngest of two sous now in
France, in wheel he says he was offered
a e months furlough recently after 2
years and 5 moutlies hard service be de-
clined it saying be was more needed in
France than across the voter. He does
not tell this boastcngly but be deeerves
honorable clientele for it all the sante.
ORANGE STAND KILLED MAN —A plat-
torm or grandstand, erected Ior the
Orange 12t11 of Juty celebration in Wing -
hare in ig17, collapsed, and james Stacey
died of hie injuries. Friday, nt Osgooda
Hall, Toronto, a damage action was
launched by the daughter and the wid-
ow against the Orange Demonstration
Comtnittee, Individual defendants in
elude T. R. Bennett, A. G, Smith, and
Elmore Mahood, of Wingltam•
Tnet Women's Institute held the
Summer meeting in the Audience Room
of the public library on Tuesday after-
noon, lune 25th when bliss Gertrude
Gray, Tntonto, gave a splendid address
on "Individual and Community life",
and pointed out value of co-operatiou,
public spiritness and enthusiasm in our
present day need. She ranks as one of
the best speakers we have had the
pleasure of hearing in our Institute,
Mrs O Walker sang a very fine solo.
Meeting closed by singing National
Anthem.
REM GYED To Toeotern —'Chis week
Jas, Bowman, man M. P for North Huron
and Mrs, Bowman left Brussels for Tor-
onto where they have purchased a home
and intendmaking theresidence. In
g ir
the near future their daughter, Miss
Vinie, who is on the staff of the Bank
of Nova Scotia in town, will also go to
the Queen city, We understand the
Bank will promote her to one of the city
Branches. While sorry to see the Bow-
man family remove from this locality,
where they bave spent their lives, en-
joyed the respect aud esteem of the
we wish them
community, Y ha
man PPY
years in Toronto. They will be back-
ward and forward as they have interests
here vet, Miss Bowman will be very
reluctantly parted with, particularly
by the young folk.
FROM THE BOYS —A Field card from
Pte: Harvey Milligan from France says:
I am4 uite well. I have received
parcel for Apr June r th.—
Ser t
N,rcon McGuire writes as follows
under dote of June Ieth :—DEAR
N HIEN Inc.—Accept my sincere thanks
for pareel of ewtets which reached me a
few days ago. The delicacies from
home not only act as a good tonic for a
digestive system weary of the unvaried
army grub but also remind us the
hearts of the homefolk are with us. At
present we are having an enjoyable
time. Being past the starve where we
expect jam on both sides of our bread or
our eggs turned over, one relishes a
spell of quielness even though your
shake -down is but a rubber sheet spread
on old Mother Earth. Kindest regards
to all Brussels biennia,
TRINITY CONGREGATION HONORS REV.
GEo. JEWITT --After the service Sunday
afternoon, June 23, the following ad-
dress was react to Rev. George Jewitt
and his wife, by the Trinity eongregati•
on, Springfield circuit, and a purse of
$25 oo presented to thein :
'To Rev. G. Jewitt and Wife ;
DEAR PASTOR—You being about to
leave for other fields of usefulness, we,
your congregation of Trinity, would
like to express to you both our appreci-
ation of the sympathetic and kindly mau-
ler in which you have ever ministered
to our wants, both spiritual Red social,
during year twc years' stay among es
4Ve May not realize the fact as we should
that a pastor's life is not altogether a
bed of rosea, but this the do know, that
by your tactful way of doiug, you have
always made things pleasant and profit-
able to us at Trinity. You will carry
with you our love and prayers. At the
same time we would ask you to accept
this purse as a slight reminder of the
Trinity congregation. Wishing you
both Godspeed in your new home,
Signed. TRINITY CONGREGATION
Rev. Mr, Jewitt made an appropriate
reply. He has gone to Wyoming for
the coming term, The reverend geutle-
man is well known in this locality being
a Morris township old boy, He ie a son
of the late Wm. aud Mrs. Jewitt Brus-
sels aud does good work wherever he
goes, •
SoMRTHING LIRE A PRESENT.—Dr.
Fred, Gilpin, formerly of Brussels, who
is the Malinger of the Milwaukee branch
of the Ford business, controlling the
Wisconsin State as well, was presented
with a Hudson snper•six touring Sedan
and valued at $3 80o by the 23o Forel
agents of the breech as a token of ap.
preciation. (-lassie is the product of
Kimbels Chicago It is built of Allem-
Mum, painted dark green with black
trimmings and and has an 016 English
G on each door. Trimmed in gray
whip cord and is complete with foot and
back cushions, hot air beaten and has a
full set of !edict anc7 gents toilet articles,
&c., 4 passenger, 6 cylinder, 75 lip., end
is one of the best American cars. This
is not the first gift Dr. Gilpin has been
favored with from same source but the
kindly action that prompted the present
is very highly appreciated by the recipi•
ent, Some young fellows appear to
have been horn with a silver spoon in
theirh but As ' e
moot it a s
not
'always
9 tat
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to trust to legends Ur. Fred, has hustled
to promote the beat interests of both the
Forel Compeny and the numereueagents
under his charge and it trust be reassur
ing to know that the friendly relations
are so agreeable and reciprocal. Meet
people would say "Thank you" for such
a car as the one presented as a surprise,
REVD eels
STANDAh BANK
OF CANADA
MEAD OrPICE - TORONTO
Money Orders and Drafts are
issued by this Bank payable in
all parte of the world.
234
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, E ® ri Manager.
10111d.
OWING to the installation of a new
newspaper press last week the W ingl un
Advance was tillable to issue their paper.
SPoters.--How would it go to have a
nrogram of sports, games, &a, ou
Victoria Park on some uearby Thursday
afternoon aud give the proceeds to Red
Cross? Thersday 25th would be a good
date.
MEDAL CoNTEsT,—Last Friday even-
ing a Silver Medal Cuntest was held in
'Melville church school room, under the
auspices of the local W. C. T. U., which
proved most enjoyable and reflected
credit ou all concerned, Rev. A, J.
Mann presided and after a hymn Rev,
Stafford offered prayer. The contests
were keen aud every number put on in
excellent form. In Elocution the con-
testants were Cameron Strachan, Eldred
Miller, Charlie Smith, Alethia Smith
anti Gordon Best. Fur the Vocal Music
Competition Lorraine Blake, Gerald
Staffercl, lacer Oliver and Margaret Wil -
sou were in the list. It was not easy
for the judges to awned the 2 medals
but their judgmeut was that Gordon
Best took it in Elocution and Lorraine
Blake for singing. hers. I. Parker pin-
ned ou the silver trophies, with appro-
priate trO•ds ni bliss F,o. Buchanan
presented emblematic pins to each of the
other boys and gig's ludges for elocuti-
on were Rev. S. Davison, Belgrave,
Miss Moses. Jamestown and Mrs,
M.
J
Slemmon, al,Be' • and for music jack
SlemmouAirs Davison and Mrs. W,
King During the eveuing Rev, and
Mrs. Davisong ave a choice duet Mel-
ville church Ladies quartette reudered R
well sunt; selection and the Male Quart-
ette of the Methodist church snug two
good cumbers, A vote of thanks was
passed to all who took part op motion
of W. H. Kerr and Rev. Mr, Stafford,
Brussels, has a good future if the senti-
ments expressed in song and story that
eveniug ere lived up to, The W. C, T.
U. is to be congratulated for their zeal
and the youngsters for the excellency of
their preformance from start to finish.
$ People We Talk About $t
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Miss Isabel Strachan is visiting friends
in London
Chas Richards is home for 1•c
n o a holiday
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from Toronto.
hire. J, A, Kyte and son were visitors
at Toronto for a few clays.
Mrs. Glszcer, Stratford, was renewing
old friendships in Brussels.
Alias Juneve Taylor is home for the
vacation from her school at Stouffville.
Miss Minnie Edwards was a visitor at
Megaw, last week, with her sister, Mrs,
Churchill.
Mrs, Habkh•k, Seaforth, weft a visitor
at the home off her son, Orville, during
the past week.
Miss Hattie Henderson, nurse, has
gone to visit her cousins in Toronto
for a couple of weeks.
Joseph and Mrs. Brandon, Belgrave,
were visitors with Wm, acid Mrs. Robb,
Thomas street, Brussels.
S, Askin, Stratford, was here for the
week end a tending to business regard-
ing the estate of his deceased mother.
Miss Vera Hoover, of the Bank of
Nova Scotia sniff, is enjoying a holiday
with relatives and friends in Michigan,
Dau, and Mrs, McDonald, Hensall
were in town for a few days.. His moth-
er accompanied them to [delimit for a
visit.
Mrs, de la Penotiere, of Kincardine,
and ;Mrs. (Rev ) Robinson, Clinton,
were visiles with Mrs, W. H. Kerr this
week.
Misses Georgia and Beth, Kerr were
home for a lew clays from Toronto.
They were accompanied by Miss Alice
Gezey.
Mrs. Cavanagh and Miss Irene, of
Owen Sound, are visiting the former's
sister, at Colpoy's Bay. Mrs. Cavanagh's
health is much improved.
George Howlett, Elora ; Mrs, J, L.
and Miss M. reedy, of Harriston, were
visitors at Chas Howlett's last week.
The first 2 mentioned are nephew and
neice of Mr, Howlett.
Mrs. Albert Carter, Edmonton, Alta.,
Miss Fulton, of Portage La Prairie,
Man , and Mrs. Harry McArter, from
Burford, Out., ere visitors at the home
of Mrs. James Fulton, Brussels.
lack Smyth, of London, was a visitor
at Alex Strachates last week. He has
been serving in the Imperial Army for
2} years most of that throe being anent in
Gelman East Africa. Mr. Smy.i1 is
home on a short furlough at present,
J J. anti Mrs; Gilpin and nurse Hen-
denten motored to the latter's home on
Huron lake shore last Friday aud spent
a delightful time, Miss Olive Henderson
carne back with them, S. Carter was
the chauffeur.
Clenso Salter, Clinton, has been visit-
ing with the family of Reeve Prem and
H, M. Meeting, Morris. He is a son
of the late Will. Salter, formerly of
Brussels, His mother was a sister of
Mrs. Manning—bliss Rozell of other
days,
At a social evening held at Drew, Pte.
Harry Wylde was presented with a
purse of $87,00, accompanied by a com-
plimentary address. The recipient
matte a suitable reply, Harry is now at
Guelph hospital receiving treatment for
his damaged foot. We hope it may
prove effieamus,
Russel Moore, of the R. A
F. Camp
Ratliburte DeSt c
r oto was s oma for the
holiday,
Mussel has been flitting
in the ln considerably and will S0011y be
a full fledged filer. His experiences in-
cluded a soo foot drop that wrecked a
machine but left him without a scratch.
Rus. Is a eon of M. H. and Mrs, Moore,
Listowel, formerly of Brussels,
MARRIED
DIODONALD—MOKiast—In St. George Melte.
dist church, Peterboro', on July 8rd, 1918,
by Rev. A. J. Thmaa, Mr, Wm. McDonald,
Tugnake, Sask., to Mese Romiland Pearle,
a
daughter of Mrs, H. A. fficlieo, 1 ebm•horo,
DIED
BOWMAN,—In Morrie township, on July lilt
1918, Wm. T. Bowman, in hes 60th year,
MOGGIRE: In Joplin, Mo., U. S., on Suly 4th,
I918, Robert Milton, eldest son of Arthur
and Mrs. McGuire, Brussels, aged 84 yore.
BRUSSELS MARKET
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Barley
Butter
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125 1 25
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Hoge 17 26 17 26
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Potatoes per bag 1 60 1 50
Voters' List - 1918
Municipality of Viilage of Wroxoter,
County of Huron;
Notice is hereby given that I have transmit•
ted or delivered to the persona mentioned in
Sections 8 and 9 of the Ontario Vetere' Lists
Act, the copies required by said Scotian to bo
so transmitted or delivered of the list made,
purauant to maid Act, of all persons x pouring
y the last revised Assesament Roll of the
Municipality et Eleetione for Members of the '
Legislative Assembly and at Dinah:1nel Elec-
tions ; and that the said list was first poated
np in my office, In Wroxeter, on the 0th day of
July, 1018, and remains there for inspection.
Electora are called upon to examine the said
list, and. If may omissions or any other errors
are found therein to take innnedinte preeeed-
Inge to hive the said errore corrected !mord-
en . to law.
bated this 10th day of Jnly,1018.
D. M.MCTAVISII,
Clerk of Wroxeter.
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Teacher Wanted
Teacher wanted for S. S. No. 7, Morris town-
ship, duties to COM lit mire after holidays. Ate
eningJ1iand teal -
mon
ply, salary, HOPPE,
2-tf R. R. No. 6 Brussels.
Teacher Wanted
Teacher wanted for Junior Department of
S. S. No. 11, Walton, dutiea to ementenee after
holidays. Application+, with qualllleatimis
and experience, received tip to JIGS :MIL
T.
H. BOLGER. See: Treas.,
2.8 R. R, No. 2, Myth.
DR. LI H. WHiTE', B. A.
PHYSICIAN Y ICIAN ANP SURGEON,
URGEON
Graduate Torontoni
U t•erre ty of Medicine.
Special attention given to diseases of ehtidren
and Surgery,
Office t Dr, Aryans Old Stand
Phone 45 Brussels
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of lht, estate of Robot
levivson, late ,:,f the Pnwnship of
Morris, in ale ettuoty of Hutou,
faruterr. decete<ed.
Notice M bcrebv given pursuant to the 'Priv
tee Ant, R. s. O , 1e14, temp. 121, Buil. ell per.
eons having Reims or time idols against them-+
tette of the E61 Hebert Lawson, reoeeneed, who
died In trtulre an er 'Lout the ,nth day of
October, IUl7, art• r, quirt El, on or before the
2nd div of August, Pee, to -send by post, pre-
paid, or deliver to Jaei,-a .11vDonnld, R. It, No,
Brussels P. O., enc of Ow Exe entore of the
list will nod Testament of said dee,mwd, their
names and aildress„s with full pa•ticnlnrs of
their clanne, a statement of their acenunts and
the nature of the seenrlty of any) held by theta
duly vsriaed
Further Mice notice that after the last men
Untied date the Excenturs of the said estate
will ',mewed to distribute the nssets of sell
deceased ant nget the puttee entitled thereto,
having regard only to the elnimn, or tvldeln they
shall then have p nntirw R.
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env pert thereof to any not h e e miens uP
wliase 1,E tin motive shitll not have l,wwn reosD.
nee xt the t4nlw ,.P:.u,•h .li'u ihntinn.
Dated a± 4lnrri. t h . loth Oily of J any, 1916.
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company of busy, buying people. Never before has such hl
gh class merchan-
dise been offered at such cut-rate prices. New records have been established
in selling that warrant our doing even greater price cutting this week. Nfany new
lines are on display that there was no room for during our great rush. Each clay
brings something new to the front.
Closing the Second IN'eek •'f ®Lir Stale with
these Remarkable Values
19C
1000 yarde Onetain Mater-
ial in plain white swim
and colored bordered knee-
ling, a big variety of pat-
terns, old dyes, 36 in, wide,
worth 30c yard.
Salo Price 100
75c
10 doz. Women's flne Oaeh-
mere Inose, full fashioned,
spliced heels and toes, sizes
Sri to 10, nue big leader at
: Extra special for
this week 75c
19C
25 doz. Women's Fast Blk,
Cotton biose, high spliced
heel and toe, old dyes, sizes
Sh to 10, regular 25c. Sale
19e or 3 pairs for. 50c
$6.95
12 only Ladies' Silk Poplin
and Paramatta I$ainCoate,
fawn and ten shades, belt-
ed, all seams cemented and
stitched, sizes Bit• eo 44, reg-
ular price $10.00, Extra
Special,.,., 6 05
29c
10 dozen Boys' heavy Ilib-
bed fast black Ootton HGss,
double heel and Lee, extra
strong wearing hose, size
S Lo 10, regular 40e. Side
epecfai.......... ........... 29e
$1.39
Misses' Panama Sport Hats
new drooping brine, color-
ed silk bands, finished with
buckle, good value at $2,25.
While they last. 1 30
95C
20 only Ladies' Waists,
made of fine quality Voiles,
Heppe and .,Piques, long
sleeves and low necks, reg-
ular $2,00 for ........... 05c
29c
10 dozen Luella Summer
Veete, deep lace yoke with
tape draw atrium, half
sleeves and sleeveless, rel,
40. Sale price....," „ 29c
65c
Boys' 2 -piece Wash Softs,
2 to 6 years old, Made of
Striped Galatea, reguler
goo. Salm prism,,,....,. 65c
Boys' 1 -piece Wash Snits,
made of best English
Chambry, ages 2 to 6, rog,
75e. Speeial Stele 50c
790
15 padre 0111104 WhiteCan-
vas Pumps, sizes 5 to 7h,
regular $1.00 for.,..... 70c
13 pairs Girls' White Cau-
97tA Potties, sizes $ t0 10t}v
reg, $1.,25 for 95c
$2.4.5
40 palm Women's Dongola
Patent and Calf Oxfords
and Pumps, in trot and
black, regular $4.50,
While they last..... 2 45
$1.19
50 pair's (,iris' Dongola Ox-
fords and Strap Slippers
in black or Lal, sizes 8 to
10e, reg. value $1,75. Stile.
price 1 10 .
$1.69
$125.00
30 only Men's fine quality
navy bine set.ge and Svorst-
ed tweed snits, made of
nest imported materials,
pm'e wool and feet. dye, to -
I day'u price $40.00. Extra
special stile price,. , 25 00
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100 pairs Afen's Tweet' and
Worsted Trousers, made of
beat English materials and
tt fahrir, that will wear,well
sewn and good fittings,
neat narrow stripe pat-
terns, sizes 32 to 41, \Tillie
$5 00, Bette), special 3 06
$2.95
$8.95
30 paive' `Voinetes Dongo-
la OxfOrds and Pompe, old
qualileather' tww)
give etyxreellent wearde, rrl;-
ill
ulat $250 for.,.., . ,,,. 1 00'
950
15 doz. Men's floe Negligee
Shirts made from gnot.'
quality Shirting mah=rittl,
in neat fancy assoeted pat-
terns, sizes Li to 17;, reg-
ular $1.25, Special ... 93a
lir 3 for 2 75
69c
AiOWS tine bliraty 64.ti1Del
brimmed with c
t Hitt It silk
band, with bow at side,
14etelher inner band, signs
op to 74, regular 81.,25 fot
only 60c
31 pairs Men's Calf and
Dongola Boots, old stoelt,
solid IeaLher, broken lines
and sizes. While they last
—a great hargain u.t.,. 2 05
$2.95
Buy's heavy all amid leath-
er Work Boots and line
Calf and Dongola Boots,
old stock, sizes 1 to 5.
Special bitege.ine to clear
at 2 05
$1.69
Misses' Dimple 0 Oxfords,
g a 0 ls,
Sie•aps or Pumps, in tan or
back, Molten litres and
good valnee at $2.50,
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