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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-1-16, Page 8, • . • :•;!'1,:01.4..1.., (ill0+0+10+010:144+0.1l,t404:044Pi44.teeeeeeditieiet4e4iieie:ae+teeeeeieee,a•ae:ei,. 40 4, 4. c, 4, 4, .1, 3 • • .• • • • + • 4, • • • 4, 4, • • &thin u Ne, New HooksHess' Stock food 1 -lave you real these ? Daughter of tho Land by Jean L. Porter Josselytee Wife by K. Norris Three Times and Out by Nellie McClung The Young Diana by Mario Corelli Elizabeth's campaign hy Mre. Humph- rey Ward 1')i Money, Money • lw Eleanor H. Porter these all come at $x .5o each Love Of an Unknown soldier- qiti 25 Laxative BrOmo Quinine 30c • Makes stock healthy. 25 Ib. pail foe $3 0o, Also ip packages: - 35c, 65c and $1,e5 The 25 II.), pail will last 5 horses ur 5 cattle or 244 limes -- 30 days. Hess' Poultry ?OHM Maims Poultry healthy. Makes Hens lay. 5 lb. pkg. 35e. Will last 6o hens 4o clays. Al- so smaller pkg.-3 5e -will last 25 11809 30 days. Hess' Instant Louse Killer 35c Hese' Dip - 45e & 850 Rexall Parafor- Catarrh miC Jelly 35C Confectimery Just Received Horehound Candy After Dinner Minh; Honey and Hore- hound Drops leticalynthe aud eleat11411 PAI;LilleS Herd Boiled Canclies Liggett's Chmeolates _Peppermint Creaires Good stock of Lowuey's Fresh Chocolates Throat Cherry Ease J3ark Throat 10c & Cough Cure Tabs 25C 25C 25c & 50C The Kodak School Album Ie the hest place for keeping Snap Shot Pictures, We have them from 25e up to $3.00 each. For putting the Seam; in place Dry Mounting Tissue Is most satisfactory. Try a ISO. package. films Developed and Printed. 27i8 Open With School open again there will likely he some uew plies wanted. Loose Leaf Note Books Exercise Books; Fountain Pens Water Colors Pencils Rubber Erasers H. S. Books P. S. Books s Store rt to Druggist and Staitismer 0$ Pero ept' '1.•olas Cete tete ketifi Stamps. Hoectet retinty Comaeil will convene at Gotletich oll TOont1,17, 1 SIIUISI 7 cable e 0 in 4. Mow plows pence:teed their eirst Ontiee on -the railway this Winter Met week in opeteug up the railway }Mee, 4., Moe. al the eci trent the leact were 54 runtime • peel .Wet7 1.41,101 1 1I 1.1 :114 11,1111 1 91,1111. '1 ee,w3te4.. 14418 1911,11 his, at iug ,.1 11,4 •liorses, to the 1.101Ivtl III the Waiter MOUS The 1'14,..11,114 is done et1 ice Reeks of cievae He has 1.11a11129 111.41 ate not eesity bectieu and has deyeloptel into e• quite ft sport. 0 Tete several persons ill with infleenz5 in thts locality ;el show improvement as far al; THE POST has heard mad 80 119W eases are teported. bet A:18 hope the force ot the epidemic is spent. It's record le app. -Wing 418 world :trotted. Coteete D444104111) -Wurd was receiv- eil by Mrs D. Ross, 111,41 her COVISi 11, 11.0bE41 Elonie, of uoilstock, had passed 1,171V, aged ..•ars, His wife, who has bten an 111241 ol for 15 years ntel is a daughter of 1119 late R.ev. Wm. Ames, and 2 daughters sarvive. bar. Hume was a tine men and 5004 widely eeteetned. Mem OF CHEER FROM FiltsPKI.E11.- D104R SIR -The time hes once more rol- ICLI around when we are called upon to remember the Publisbers of the papers, we reeetve with suet) regularity as to re• mind us there are others who are con- stautiy pegging away in their spbere of usefulness, perhaps underestimated and misundetstood and yet within them- selyee or in that which limy produce, are real beuefectore to home, community and country. Such may be said of Tots Pest. and its Editor, In renewing toy eulateription, by Express Money Order, ine to wish you a very Happy scud Prosperous year, Siuoerely yours, C. A. 1511011e. *o+0.1.o+o+oi.*4-a.t.o.t.oiN4.c.+0 4, 4. 4. 3 • • 444.44.4+04.0.1.04.44444+•÷4.4.4.4.0 4.4.4.•4.44.44.04. .44+4 4.49.4.. 4.4.40+4.4.... re DAYS are stretching a trifle, sun get - /el .4-ol-evot Vfotri• WAR Savings Stamps pay well, ring up about 7 45 and going to bed few minutes past 5 G. H. SANIIS was appointed to the Public Library Board to take the place of W. H. Kerr resigned. Latter wag 21 member for past 38 years. tree Annual Convention of the On. tario Horticultural Society will be held Wednesday, Tbursclay ante Fridae, Feb 5, 6 and 7 in the Foresters' Hall, College street, Toronto. Good program has been drafted, SAVE during vole. LOCAL 13e1VS on page 5. HAVE you bought W. S. S. HALF of January gone already. Hocee have taken a drop to $15,50. SEATING rink opened last Saturday. Seem you bought your child Thrift Stan -vs? DoerovioN Parliament will meet on Februere 24.4111. P1710.10 Library opened last Monday after the Board of Health ban, TREEIROMETF.RS dipped clown to zero on a few occasions during the past week, OYsTERS are a delicacy this season all right. the price being nearly prohibitive. WHAT does the label on your paper tap ? All right then you'd better square off the arrearages. CONTINUATION and Public schools are expected to te-open in Brussels next Monday morning so pupils bad better get ready. Qtreentates of dry stove wood are be- ing sold. Some of it is very short but good share is first class quality and has helped net the fuel shortage as far as bard coal is concerned. ENGAGEMENT, -J. G. and Mrs. • Kent, Toronto, anuonnee the engagement of their younger daughter, Margaret Oli- ver, to Dr. Alex. Dunbar McKelvey, Toronto, eon of Mrs. and the late Dr. Alex. McKelvey, of Brussels, The mar. riage will take place early in February, HAD A STROKE --Our well known towumnan, 5441909 McArter, Thomas street, suffered a stroke of paralysis last Sunday, shortly after noon, his right side being affected. He is showing some improvement we are glad to state. Mr, McArter is past 73 year:; of age but Ince enjoyed cotnparative good health and has been active in his labors. Many old friends hope he will soou be fully re- stored, 14I95 M.sjuu. FIATeR010` Deaxeszte- The people of this community were bad. ly surprised Tuesday on receipt of a telegram room Port Arthur stating that Miss Mabel Heycroft, a highly esteemed and well knoem former resident of Brussels. had died Tuesday morning from hifluenza, pleurisy and pneumonia. ' Body is being brought to Brussels for burial on Friday afternoon from the home or r). C. and Mrs. Ross, at 2, service 'et 5 o o'clock. Funeral will he private, Mrs, Hayeroft, de- cased's mother, is also all. Will, Hay - croft, of Flatnilton, went to Port Arthur lest Saturday on account of the serious illness of his eieler. The subject of this notice was the only daughter of the late Thos. aid Mrs. eleycroft and was bore in Brussels. On completing her school- ing she took up the millinery trade and was in husmess, along with Miss Mary Roche for a time in town and wherever she was engaged she won golden opinions Mali for her ability in catering to the public ane the many gifts and graces she possessed. Miss fiayeroft visited here every year and was always welcome for her geneality and bright - loess, To mother and only brother deep sympathy will ho felt in their sudden bereavement, The former has not en. joyed very rugged health. Mr. Hay. croft died in Brussels years ago and Wag buried in the family plot in the mime. Wry, Miss Mabel held a lucrative mile finery position in Port Arthur at the time of bur death and had been there for several yeats, • Glum wanted. Apply to Mite. W. ht. SINSLATR, 19 Toting Pigs for sale. H.M. Douses, Ethel, YOFNE pigs For sale. F. DmteAtt, 4114 Line, Merris. Hon 2011 Starnom-The nndersignerl will keep for service at Lot 1, Orm. 18, Grey toitir. ship, a novo,bred hoe. Terms 31 00. P. TYERSIAN, Proprietor. A raw choice front quarters of beef for sale at reduced prices. Boos. • 1410 01(92 market price paid for fides by BARRER 1111011., BrimeelS, 1 Brood Sows for sale. RCBSELL ROBERTSON, Phone 474. R. IL No. 2, Brussels, 11 Brood 115408, due to farrow about February 15th, for sale. A. MoNeR, Ethel. 28-2 149 4402118 of dry Maple hardwood for sale, 5"4.2190 428 MARE CARDIFF, Grey. DRY wood for sale. Phone 474 RESSELL, 80110305011, R, IL No, 2, Brussel,. Smg of money found. Owner may have marne by proving property and paying for this notice. Tool:MST. COSIFORTABGE house mut lot for sale. Queen street, Brussels, the property of the late Mrs. W. Newsom. For particulars apply to J. Cooper for the coming week or F. S. Scott, thereafter. MArrnn 0. 1352A2s announces she has re - soloed work in her tam Office open every day, Hours 14 to 12 a. in., 1 to p, 191. also Saturdar evenings itoosn 1U,,1, (1,4.0(e AT A Bs ea Am.-Enve Chevrolet touring car, 1 runabout Pont and 3 touring Fords for sale at bargains. E. clAttantli, Braitaets, ComEoRTABLE house for Hale, well located. .Apply to Itov WRAY, Brussels, WANTBE-Dend 1304-544 9041 Animate taken away promptly within a rad108 of 20 mile-, Willi pay from 03 to 45 for live animals brought to factory. No animals removed witheut hide. Phone, day 11 Phone, evening PK Tho Elunieve' Fertiliser Co., Ltd., Wingham, On. Pauses, (Osteopathic Physician, visits Ertmeale Monday afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervone diseases suecessfully treated, Visits residences. Consultation it Queen's Hotel. IF you flod 00 0150 anything : 5,4001 11) sell, buy or exchange, talk through TS1E POST about it in your own interests, and the interests of the other party. ' N ALA. WEEKLY" Assi came -T he Canada Weekly, a perli (beat published at Toronto, that took fu lets of !money by losing returned soldiers for canvassers, has male au assignment. Mote TEOS, MAXWELL PAS8E5 Awav - Trup.day evening Mrs. Tilos Maxwell, John street passed away, after a brief 1110259 from poemnonia in her 831d year. leaneral will take place from Si. john's church I hurscley afternoim, service at 2 o'clock, Interment will be in Brea - eels cemelei•y, A more extendee itotice Will be given next week. AWARDED MILITARY MEDAL -Tug PosT is infermea that Cadet Jack lict- lantyne, eldest sun of lames and Mrs, Hneesels, wee awarded a Military Medal for conspicuous bravery toe a despatch t tether in Femme SOMO months ago. He's every Melo Ft soldier and we are glad, amidst all the perils and datmers, he earn 0 through unscathed, jack enlisted with the heroic Hurone, one of the beet 13:111511one that went 11 0111 this Provitice to maned the honor and glory of the old flag. Weeampe to soon welcome him back to tos/n. ENTERED INTO Ricsee-On Wed - morning of last week death ceme with startling suddenness to Harry Chnrchill. C. P, R. agent, McGaw, helcved husband of Lavinia E. Church• all. Mr Churchill took ill Monday eveniteg of the week previous and de- spite all the efforts that the home tours. ing could do he passed away from earth- ly cares as above stated. Deceit:ad MIS 3o yenta, 4 months and e 111125 old and was beloved by those he came in contact with tor 119 strsigh trot ward ways and genial disposition and will be missed in the home where le was a kind and lov• ing husband and teither. He was born in Goderieh towusttip, near 'Clinton, epd WAS the 311d soo of loseph and Mrs, Churchill, of Bluevale, his death be. ing the fourth break in their family of children. He leaves a stricken wife and one child, Norene, al years ot age, to mourn bis loss. Funeral was to have been of a private nature but was largely attendee at ejoGaw on Tbursday after- neou, Rev. Mr. Baines condecting the service at the hetne. The remains were taken to Brussels cemetery where iuter- ment was made, Rev. Mr. Stafford, Brussels, performing the lase sad riles at the grave. 'rhe pallbearers at the home were J. 13. Cox, E. Mitchell, Ince Tre- ble, W. Walter, Won, Long and Harvey Mew, Floral tributeion the casket :- Wr5 ath from 8 neighbors ; sheaf, Mrs, S. Allin ; wreath, Order of Railroad 'Pelegraphere. Mrs. Churchill and daughter and other relatives share, it] the sympathy of MB), IR their sudden be- reavement. LETTER FROM PTE. FRED. H ILLSON.- Clarence Anderson, Brussels, received the followiug letter from Pte. Fred, Hill- somwho, although he had a cleft call, will soon be able to get back to Brussels 5ve hope :-Ejello I Clarence. --I thought I would write you a few lines to see how vou are gettidg along. I gum you beard old Heine got Me at last -through the chest with a hullet-sud only 5 days before the Armistice was signed. 1 thought 1 was killed whets I got it, as you know a bullet makes a bigger hole com- ing Lut than going ip. Well we went over the top on Nov. 6th and ran up against a whole swarm of machine guns and snipers, I got one sniper through the heed and he dropped like a log then I SRW 2 19100251)11)8)5 3o0yarcls away and like a fool I waited to put deem the 5101112 00 rny rifle instead df shooting at once. When I looked up I saw the 2 Ileiney's beating it, They disappear- ing behind home trees told bashes so I knelt down on one knee and waited for thein to :Mow themselves again but in- stead of that they 1301 41 head 011 me and before I knew what had happened some- thing, it telt like half of a shell, Int me in the bock. It 50)4511 bullet going out at the hank I didn't feel 11 0011213 in at all. I just roiled over on tee ground and VMS 1)21-5 1,411(1 for about 2 101 :1 tes then got up and ran bock to the rest of the gun crew in a kind of a ditch where I got 9 :ere, eller bearer to bind me up. I heard hint tell the rest of my pals that wouldn't live tame than halt an hour or so. 1 lost an awfu' lot of blool and to make =nese worse Heine had cut up the Batt so they bed to retire a couple of hundred yards and they hail to leave me behind In "No Man's Laud" because they had no Sl1'9t14.11"18 and no one could stand up without getting machine guns turned on 1110111 They laid me 011 nay rubber 1(11001 1111(1 cover. fl roe over with tny overcoat. It rained here all day and all the wounded whe cnuldn't walk had to lie out till dark in "No Man's Leta." O WM, hit aboat 8 o'clock ill the morning and they carried me to a house that night about 6 so 5Vlio 1 got there fouud 001our Wetter and Scree Nee 1 OD the mei:lane gee and anothor man had been killed and to woulteled out of 30 in oar platoon but if we had 14 olka knock. 011 01)1 we neetaleted fir 0980 341 Heiney's and most of them killed, so we milt kick, The Canadians got Mons about 3 clays litter, I hail a balk with a Padre in No. I Can Field Ambulance who had non up egiinet Ronald Sinalair. He deseribed him SS a very fine fellow, We OM` Only 3142 13 111 11119 front L11001) awl Ilia busses rtin almost from the (1001 (10 11 fellow e'en trove all eons of amusement, Another a or 3 menthe may set: me on the way home. I am getting aloug five and will soon be mu of bed, My wound Is healing up fine. 1 010110111 I was 0111 - lucky to get it en neer the end Mu guess it was 1110k V AS I will get home sooner than if I had stayed In Prance, Bullet missed my (ollar bone and my long hy about A fraction of an inch. Now as: BOWS is 13h0r1 I will close wishing von a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. I remainyour frien(V- pvt, 07, R. HILLSON, liklmonten Military Hospital, November 18011, 1918, lereeteeleVaeesetweilee STANDARD OF CANADA HEAL) OrVICE - TORONTO 11 Money Orders and Drafts are issued by this Bank payable in J. all parts of the world. BRUSSELS BRANCH 9 G. H. SAMIS, JM Manager. gasminiamaitormzsmonscnsam•ittatEEmmN 234 feir.o...agrosmwemmarantonnamemammouvezeinernzemmase,maficcimm.n...cstammaa SotetemoN Prep -A valusble young stallion, the pi .qi:olv f 1011109 51pei Morris WWII:Ill 11 root:110y of i1e. 1011444.11 (00, 01 40451. Wua 11 1)1011141117 870u Or SSOO, 14 new members will take seals ill 11 u1 00 (7tottity Coo oc.I for wit) Sever- al of them were well km wu Co. Cott 03111)19 iu years gone be. There will likely be a lively chase for the Warden - shin ERNEST ROBB 1,1. has sold his farm on Ole Hurou Road, near Clinton, to his brother in lew, 17, Mitta, and is hold- ing ite auction sale on Jan. amt. Mr. Roeell will j1411 his brother in the Cteamery business in Clinton. DIM) SUDDENLY IN DE1-2012, 141014 - lemma Rozell, wife ol Lloyd Bliss, of Detroit, Mich., died suddenly on Tau. 3.d of heart failure, She was the youngest daughter of the late Joseph Rozell, feth Con. of E Ma township, whe reshe was burn mid raised. Deceas. ed went to the hospital to visit ber hus- band, who was recovering from an operation, and died on her way hems, She leaves to mourn her loss, besides her busband, 2 children, Howard 14 and Thirze 12 years old, Funeral took place Thursday afternoon to Woodmere cemetery. Detroit. The subject of this notice was a relative ot the Rozell family of this locality and of whom Mrs Herbert Maiming 14 a member. Mrs, Bliss' sudden demise will be sincerely regretted. Rome UP IN THE FRONF,-At the Rapid City (Mamitoba) District annual Seed and Dressed Poultry Show we notice the name of Robert Denbow, a former resident of Brussels locality, figuring prominently in the Grain de- pertment, He captured prizes for Matoais wheat, Banner oats, any o her variety Oats and any other variety Harley other than 6 rowed. Report seys "Seed Grain was particularly good and was favorably commented on by the erelge." The grain was grown largely on farms owned by Inc). E, Smith, Bran- dop who is generally loe the winning. Mr, Smith, who was a merchant in Brus- sels years ago, is well remembered by the people of this community and is generally a top.notcher at the Fairs in horses, cattle and grain. Mrs. Smith is a daughter of David Ross, sr. of Bras - sets, t Peopie We Taik About te Mrs, H, McQuarrie and Mrs. Pringle are visititig at W. 0, and Mrs. Stettons, Miss Minnie MI5:cards is home from McGaw feeling considerably improved iu health, Misses Doris and Marjory Ross and lean Fox, of town, were visitors with elthel relatives on Teesday. Win, and Myrtle Pawson were at Listowel attending the funeral of the lorme.t's neice, Mrs James Veoecis, who died from 011.12501. Mrs. Chas Ritchie and sou, Archie have gone to Torouto, where they will iu all probability make their hotne. They take with them the best wishes of a wide circle of &Moods. Anionz f.'ruser residents of Brussels who have taken a hand in Municipal Council aff ars this year we notice the names of the following -Geo. Leckie, Wroxeter ; M. H. Moore, V. S., Listo. wel ; Wes, Walker, Goderich and W. EL Willes, Wingham, A. McGuire has been at Merlin visit- ing at the home of his daughter while Mr. Mason 14025 31 Chatham hospital for an operation, The latter is gettiug elong nicely Mr. McGuire will aaend the Provincial Maccabee gathering at Brantford before be comes home. Pte. E. A, Jordan writes from over- seas that he is recovering from lois wounds and is able to get about the hospital on crutches. He says be re. °aired the Red Cross Circle box for which he is grateful. Pte, lordon hopes to some get started for home. He is a son of Win and Mrs. Jordan, Brussels, Roy, son of Peter and Mrs. Stewart, has gone to Toronto to attend the Uni• versity with the purpose of following an Arts course. He has tst Glass Teach- er's Certificate and has just ceased train. ing as a Cadet in an Aviation corps. Roy is a good student and we expect he will work his way to the top. L. A. Wright, of the Bank of Hamil- ton, Carberry, Man„ was the guest of W. 0. and wire Stretton, Mr, Wrigbt came for a shorl visit and to accompany his wife and son, William A. end little daughter, Mary Elizabeth, on their re- alm home. Mrs Wright and family have spent 3 months at the 'mine of her Mother, Mrs, H. McQuarrie. Nomination A toasting for Nominating Councillor for filling a vacancy in the MelrAllon Connell for 1019 will be held at 081116r'S Hall, Winthrop, on Monday, the 20th clay of January, 1010, at 1 being required the vote will be taken nt the meet pOliIl1 pieeee on Jammu 2715, 1010, By Order of the Council AL MUHDIE, telerk. Meeting of fillflill County Council The Council of the Corporation of the Come ty of Iinron will meet In the Ootinoll Chamber, Goderich, at 3 o'clock in the af toPnoon of Tues. day, the 2Rth tiny of January, 1010. All as. counts against the enmity must he in the hands of the Clerk not later than Monday pre: boding rho meeting of Connell, („{I10, W. HOLMAN, (B County ork. Godorloh Dr (Capt. 1 J, el. Moore, who has been doing duty at Halifex, wee in town this week on a welt. Dan, Denman is back to his (lutes es Rural mail Courier after quite a tussle 1 with ielinenza, Mrs H. 13. Churchill and clatogloter, 01 McGaw, will make their home in Brus- sels, on accennt of the demise of hue. baud and fa' her, Mrs, Thos. Haveroft of Port Arthur, bas been on the sick list from the prevailing epidemic. We hope she is all Helot by this. time. Jno. 8 Row, of Ricltale. Altn., is here on a vea1 with relatives and rail friends. He is nson of Alex and Mrs. Ross, Princess street, Brussels:. Fred Campbell, of Senile, who is a braketnan tee the G T R , was home on a short visit to his parents, Angus and Mrs, Campbell, Min street, Brussels W. L. Leatherdale left for \Viuuipeg last Moudav morning, calling on rola. tives at Elora and Toronto en ronte, after a visit of 2 week)) with the home folk. Thos. Ritchie and David Ewan were off 400(12 00 account of the inflotmee but are OU duty once more. It is not often either ot them are laid aside from illness. Mrs. J. J. Gilpin, Church street, has been under the doctor's care for erysipel- a% in her left foot during the pet week. Phe trouble appears to be abating now we are glad to say. Mrs. helwarcl Garton, or town, who has been seriously ill with "flu" aud pneumonia at the home of her father, Morris township, is improving nicely we are pleased to state. We are sorry to report the 501 10115 ill- ness of Mrs. Thos, Maxwell, John street, and hope for speedy improvement Lorne Pringle, her nephew from Toron- to. arrived last Saturday. Gertrude, the 2ex year old daughter of Russell and Mrs, Wheeler, of Kincar- dine, who bas been dangerously ill with pueumonia on both lungs, at the home of J. H. and Mee, Galbraith, Brpesels, is improving nicely now, we are pleased Following up his experience of lest to state and will soot] bo quite hearty we Winter, when he went to Bahama Is - hope, Mrs Galbraith and Mrs. Wheel- lauds fora holiday, G. A, Decolinen will er are sisters, daughters ot las. and Mrs. take a trip to Nassau whore he will Bowman, now of Toronto, likely enjoy the salubrity of the climate Dr. Fred, Gilpin, manager of the for 3 00 4 mantes. Milwaukee brauch of the Ford automo- bile business, was a visitor in town this week, He bad beet] at Detroit for the annual headquarters' Conference and took a run to see his parents and old friends. The visitor expects the motor vehicles will boom in 25(9 He has Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsie under bis clirectinn and will have 730 tiOtill8Wf4ttBiliSeitli$00?..:1000E880Z10090ewbese,qmaeeoltoof,5meefklew (It 6) 03 71 15 19 4.1 11 •5 1,7 115 51 43 25 15 14 50 13 00 00 71 011 15 50 4.8 74 0 25 411 0s 01 50 25 50 25 043 53 52 00 25 10 63 3 • • • • • 25 Fox's S-it,•or T I I I.?, 49-14,1few•• STORE isimmaaamuso40„.,,,,u, ekeVekhi tore ews Thwart the Germ Thermos Bottles When the blood 18 pitee and 1110 body well noureilitel gernei do not reinstitute an alio:ming tete- tor for germs do not, eine ye on pure bl pod, The danger piiitt is reached when the MIR of re. sietance are let down hue the sitregutted Is Pensia.r Ood Liver Extract Bich in tonic -food properties that, enter readily into the blood, carrying with them ele- ments that. strengthen the whole system. 500 and $1,00 per bane The Sonia Carrying Comfort 14111,E11.001L 0114-60 root. SAVOR 1.1, Ski V OM 110111g lho snioo thing twice: Reims nitelitn hot from the morn. ing meal Throughout the day Foul 'night. KISTS liqUitIS Or solid foods (molt- ed at breakfast. time to serve hob or cold at lunch (41' Monet.. 142- eeed1ngl y useful for rho home, 1444 (1), nuraeey De alek (tom, 10, is a food crintetinet a a hundred ((5440, rile 1103118 "r1181.11100" is stamped int all genuine prod utile. See our $2,50 bottle If Your Skin is Very Tender 11 Good Hot Water Bottle There is a special Woodbury treatment, for the rare of it. You will Find it in the booklet wrapped emend your cake of Woodbuey's Facie! Soap. 25c the cake Here is 0118 of the very best. friends in the home4)1.11(1' 111.0,1P111 L11118 in many ways. Our personal guatitin tee goes with every Hot. \Velar 13o1 - tee we sell. 10 to 1 We take great vitae in the fecituptitteding This is the proportion in which our BLOOD ROOT 0011011 CURB scale to any mime simile!? p1'ef1B111,- I. 1011 ill the SLOre, SaisItIO- 11011 guaranteed ot, tummy back. 2 sizes -25c & 50c Fan/ ly Recipes Best Licorice Wu per HUM:. Formolid Throat Ease 10c per box Paraformic Throat Tabs. 25e per box Not Enough ..5114. are you de Plootogni- 51:''Yesir." "Do you take children's pie- leres 5" "How much do you eharge "Three dollars a dome,." -veil rii have to SUB you a• gnin, l'vo only got eleven yet." Let us Dispense your next Prescription STILLIN GREAT Oil of Eucalyptus \Ve have it, lile and 25e bottles, JA MES FOX DRUGGIST and STATIONER ofeeeoelnal00000e0skeneOesoollit eseeeeiaceoeceeeeeolsoesecopeie• 0141.110.0.2lIN DIED HAVOROFT -At Port Arthur, on January 14th, 1019, Mabel, only daughter of the late Thos., and Mrs. Hayoroft, formerly of Brussels. Faneral, which will he private, will take place from the home of D, C. and Mrs Ross, Tornberry street, Brussels, Friday, 17911 Inst,at 2 p. m. Service 84. 1,00 o'clook. ItfAxwomi -In Brussels, on Jannary 14210 1919 men on his staff between office and Mary Newton, relict of the late Thomas factory staff and agents at various loeali- t1l1a;f1",,MAtiltrill,32elaiurl•Httly0,51griliir ties. 55 2.50 p.111. MARRIED 1412155-'-flIol 01112110N. -At Wingham, Ont.. Dee, 19, 11118, at the Presbyterian manse, by Rev, I) Perrin, Ead,ye tik/1111111.1 Henderson end Harvey NiV11114.1J110k1101Y, Out, BRUSSELS MARKET Pall Wheat 82115 Spring Wheat 2 05 Oats 70 Peas 1 75 Barley 1111 Butter 45 Eggs 55 Hoge 15 511 Wool 115 Hay 12 NI Potatoes per long 1 25 Wool innwinthetll 00 1110 le 2 Ili 711 I 7i 21) 15 fit 18 00 1 21 01 1 90045815 -Petit . i•tais11.94-0-fistott.,[79,4.,,11. 941.104234 1'00 '74.8 The Salvatio 1' el Army, (Aar n illion MAIL YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO ONE OF THE TREASURERS BELOW. OR TO COMMISSIONER RICHARDS, 20 ALBERT, ST., TORONTO " ''retqL • We MUST provide for the need of the Soldier and his family! It is absolutely necessary to ensure certain safeguards and comforts to our boys over there and over her; so that they m'ay be re-established in Canada, strong in body and soul, contented that we at home have stood by them to the finish. Wha:t sacrifice can we make for the boys who were prepared to sacrifice every- thing ,sacrifice us? What the Salvation Army Has Dona What Remains to he Done Keep the Hostels open and open more, so It has provided comforts for fighting men that every returning soldier can get a clean since the twelfth day da)# of the War. bed and wholesome meals at a price he Hundreds of thousands of parcels of food can afford to pay. and clothing for the boys. Tens of thousands of beds in Hostels in daily use in France, England and Canada. 197 Huts for Solders. 1,200 uniformed workers. 45 ambulances. Thousands of War widows cared for. Looked after soldiers' families. Labored for the Master. Helped to preserve the home ties, , Guide and assist soldiers' families, espeeially Given the MOTHER touch to lonely men, the widows and orphans. Provide comforts and safeguards for our boys, advancing into Germany, as well as those coming home and needing a place to eat and sleep, in Halifax, St. John, Quebec, Montreal, Ifingston, Toronto, London, Chatham, Winnipeg or Vancouver. s 14iers Home January Coming Campaign 19th to 25th The Salvation Army is equipped and organized to take care of the soldiers' URGENT AND PERSONAL needs—needs that are imperative. It has never made a general appeal for funds to carry on this work until now. Give and give liberally. If you are not certain that your contribution will be taken up by a canvasser, send it direct to the I-Xon, Treasurer, Sir Edmund Walker, Toronto—subscriptions will be acknowledged. "God loveth a cheerful giver" SALVATION ARMY MILLION DOLLAR FUND COMMITTEE Headquarters: Treasurer Toronto and Ontario: SIR EDIelefaID WALKER 13 Toronto Treasurer New Brunswick: Treasurer Nova Scotia: JAMES M. CHRISTIE DONALD MacGILLIVRAY Bank of Commerce,St.John,N,B. /3 ank of Commerce, Halifax,NS,