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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-5-1, Page 86I••++4.4+4+0.4.4+4+410+•+6+•+•+ 44.6+•+44.4+04•+4+•+•+6+4+04 • 4• • 4. • 0 t Make the Home 011s Smile Again ! New Wall Paper will do it Here are a few of the New things that are to be had in Paper thisTSpring for Living Rooms, Halls and mining Rooms 4. + The plain Papers still hold first place and among them i there is a handsome pattern in the new dark blue shade, mixed with gilt ; has border in a conventional design, ••a with base trimmer. The price is 30c per roll. Another • Paper that has been much admired is one with an oatmeal + surface, but there is a traced pattern in it, brown shade, • + and the priee is 25e a roll. In a moderate priced paper, 4•• at 25e a roll, a paper in a gray shade and showing a very 4- narrow stripe line of gilt, is pleasing. The matching bor- • der for this shows something special in color. If yon should want something not quite so plain, a couple of Tapestries—one at 25e a roll and another at $8c—are t i good u g o I taste. For Bedrooms An A11 -over Pattern in a Chintz design which comes in two colorings—gray and pink and gray and yellow—is priced at lie a roll, and is a change from the usual Bedroom pattern. Bedroom Papers, showing silver stripe and nar- row floral stripe, two colorings, yellow and pink, price Ltc.. Oil Finished Papers for Wash Rooms, Pantries and Kitchens, can be wiped off with a damp cloth. Price 20e roll, Glazed Varnished Tile Papers for Bath Rooms, ,Ste , Blue colorings and Green colorings, -t0c roll. We will be pleased to show you the New Papers, whether you buy or not. F. R. SVHTH + ,5 1 i 4 • •+ • Ther ,+ Store Druggist and Stationer • s + 4-04.4)+•+0.1.4.4.•+•••••••+•+.4.• +44.04.40+•••••44+.04.404-044+44.0, Graf . `.1, errs Peas MAY. COUNCIL meeting Monday evening next. LAWN mowers will soon take their in- nings. LocM. and District news on pages 4 and 5. THE watering cart will look after the dust from May rot. VICTORIA Park ie assuming old time sporting life, Park was rolled last week to help smooth out the wrinkles. JOHN OLIVER, local agent, has sold Mason & Risch pianos to John Logan, Brussels, and Will, Cardiff, 7th Con., Grey township. AUCTION Sale of Household Furniture, &e„ at the home of Miss Linda Clegg, 5th line Morris townsbip, Monday after- noon, 22th inst., at t p. m, F. S. Scott will be the Auctioneer. SPECIAL bargains are being offered by L 0, Richards & Co., in Boots & Shoes and harness in connection with the Clearing Sale now going on. Read bis abvt. on page 5 of this issue. THE POST regrets to hear of the death of the baby son of George and Mrs. Dark, of Gilroy, Sask,. The date of birth was April loth and baby only lived 2 days, Mr. Dark is a former Brusselite being the only son of R, and Mrs, Dark, Queen street. HORTICULTURAL DELIVERY.— Friday afternoon of this week, from 2 to 5.30 the bulbs, plants, shrubs, &c. received by Brussels Hortic:iteral Society will be given out at the Public Library Audience room. See the advt. and if Yon have goods theta be sure and call for them, MRS, W. A. GRF.WAR'S SUDDEN CALL.— Last SuDday W. A. Grewar, who rec. ently returuecl from California to re- sume business in Brussels, was startled by telegram that Mrs. Grewar had gone through a critical operation and was aeriottsly ill, followed by another message Monday morning slating' she had passed away. Wnen Mr, Grewar left Los Angeles the family was as well as usual end no lotimatiou of need of operation. It is expected Miss Verne Walker and Archer Grewar are now on their way with the casket. Deep sym- pathy is expressed for those so suddenly bereaved. ISAAC J. Tucx DEPARTS THIS LIFE — After an (illness covering the past years the summons came to au old rest• dent of this locality in the person of Isaac J. 'fuck last Friday and he passed away, at the home of his sister, Mrs. D. Robb, Terrnbury street, Brussels, in his 75th year. He was born in Toronto locality and came to Cranbrook when 10 years old. He clerked in the dry goods stores of the Inte ino Leckie, J Living- ston and Jas. Lynn and had lived for rears in Chicago. He was an expert book-keeper and penman. Mr, Tuck was unmarried and bad made his home with his sister in Brussels, for the past 3 years. The funeral took place Monday forenoon, Rey, H. Smith, rector of St, john's church conducting the service. Interment was made in the family plot at Cranbrook cemetery. Mrs. Robb is the only survivor of the family, who be. stowed the best of care and attention to the deceased brother, Mr. Tuck broke one of his limbs in November /917 and later batt a stroke of paralysis which tendered him quite helpless, Among friends from a distance attending the Funeral were Misses Cora and Hattie Tuck and It W. Tuck, neices and nephew, of deceased, whose home is at Toronto, • Hops kicked tbe beam at $21 to last week. No one speaks of the "dirty hog" now. THE Wingham Advance has been pur- chased by A. G. Smith, who has been the competent manager since it belong. ed to John Joynt, of Lucknoty. We wish the new proprietor success and hope many pleasant, prosperous years may come to him. GIRL GUIDES —Next meeting of the Girl Guides, of Brussels, will be held at the home of Mrs, D C Roas next Tees• day evening, at 7 30 o'clock, Nurse Deadman will give a talk on First Aid At last meeting there was a demonstra- tion iu Candy manufacture. Two ReEietered Sows for sale, also 8 young Sows well bred. Phone 5418. 44-2 ,lona LITTLE, 405 line, Morris, COAL hector for sole, in sod condition, at a bargain, Phone 28x, Mrarta WILSON, HATCHING aces for sale, Barron's laying strain white Leghorns, 8 cents an egg. Single settings 51.00. Roam. TRousoN, Brussels, Phone 88. Sean GRAIN FOR $ALF..—Improved Ameri- can Banner Oats and 0 A. C. No. 72 ; also Marquis Spring Wheat, Phone 2015 Wal. HnmonrNsoN, FOR SALE.—One good Pborthort Bull Calf, 10 months old, sire, Surrey 5111 Chief, No, 114787; dam, Pansy, No. 127809, Also Silver Gray iDsiAawDrohatchinRg $t 00 Bar esven, g oorkWroxeter Phone 600.4 ENGINE FOR SALE. -14 h. p. Waterloo trine ,don stean, engine, re -built last Fall, For further particulars apply to TausLr, BRoa„ Brussels, 11, R. No 4 MRS. WALTER PENNINGTON le prepared to make Switches from hair eomb(nBe, R, R, 8, Brussels. Her prices are reasonable, 41.4 WANTED.—Dead Borges and Animate taken away promptly within a radius of 20 miles• Will pay from 10 to 05 for live animals brought to factory. No animals removed withouthlda, FrotnliedryClal,2Ltd„8W5ghemTPhhFaramers' our expense• 41-tf EGGS for Hatching—Barred Ro0k0—from Rood laying strain 3,00 for 15 or 10.00 per 100. Taos. WILLIANSON, Lot 25, Con, 14 Grey, Phone 484. MAUDE 0, 1355A55 IIilil00 nAea elle 11,0 50• stoned wort, in her office. OMMee open every day. Hours 10 to 12 0, ,n., 1 to 0 p, m also Saturday evenings. DR. FARRAR, Osteopathic Physician, visits Bruseele Monday afternoon of each week. Chrome and nervous disease4 successfully treated, Visits reaidenoes. Consultation at Queen's Hotel, WHAT WE MAY EXPECT -- E.uly (meets Rhubarb pie. The lawn Plower, Sanitary Inspector, Automobile outings. Barefooted hops and gills. Yet -Nine of burning refuse piles OAT FIELD CROP,—Get your entry In for the Standing Field Crop competi- tion as May0' _ s the last date, late. Read the partirulers on page 4 and see M. Black, Sec. E.st Hilton Agriq'nitural Society. 7 pr zet are F -red, ranging from $4 to $20 and prizes of $4, $3 and $2 given al the next Fall Fair for the hest sample of Ariz -'grain in the field competition to be exhibited at East Huron Fall Fair, This surely is Et good chance and should give a big class of competitors . a the charge IS only $1.00 in addition to the regular membership fem. ISI) 91' BUNNAL0—Leal fealu stay john Bailey, brother to S. Bailey, of Brussels, p .seed away to his reward, in his 8rst vaso at 13unalo, N Y He had been lu failing health for the past year. Born in England he 0,2038 to Canada in early life and lived in Georgetown ioceli•• ty 005 years, but lla9 made his home in Buffalo for the past a5 years. His wife pre deceased him by 18 years. a (taught- ers (Mrs. Roy and Mrs Cochran() and a Son (Cauls) all Lf Buffalo, survive, Mr. Bailey, of Breseeis, had been to see his brother 4 weeks ago, Mrs, Bayard Hili, Clinton, is R sister Of deceased. HaU Holiday Brussels FIE flnst n es people 00 lithe. Lela W111' b05155 Thursday 2001011' n EI each week lis ,t holiday, the •..nlP BA in the past two years, .,ills' they will teenua'tice a Mont 11 ea, lire, viz, May 1st, clueing at 12 o'clock mid coutinuilR until the Pall of August. Custontere are asked to kindly aid in carrying out the plans by attending to purehasee with the half holiday in view, Business Mens' Association 1 from J. 7` A i•ttr (s 1 tut f, n P r ure a card p T Wood' r i t of 1 frtm Prime Rupert, B C. indi- cated the fact that h-+ we; on the home, stretch from Cal'fornia and may be ex- pecte.] to arrive't..ortly now. He has had a fine time A good record is being made 1 y a bakrl'5 do zea of Plymouth Reek 110210 owned by jou. Semmons, Queen street, Laat week the 13 biddies produced 64 eggs and this week ere duplicating the number. One egg that tpeasered 7 x 8} inches found its way to the Editor's table without him going after it and was no you n > t may be sure. ROUND TRle —Last week there arriv- ed hack from Elegised a package 00 7 iC C otters and a Christmas parcel addressed to Segt, Jack Ballautyt'e, France. Some of the mail matter was 00 the go since last October, having gone to France then returned 1.0 Eugland and later for- warded from there to Canada, The sweetmeats were s+ill intact and little tbe worse of the tnerry-go round they had taken. The return was proof of Ole wonderful care end syalem in p',s'al de- livery in connection with the immense quantity of letters and parcels sent to th e soldier daddies. PECULIAR ACCIDENT.—Last Saturday afternoon Rs D Dmman, Courier 011 R. R, No. 5, Morris, was delivering nail at Iss. Sheelden's box, his horse palled oft the bridle against the box and getting startled made oft', The driver in attempting to stop the animal was caught by the wheel and !enema down receiving a nasty wrench of one ankle and other minor humps After a tour aloneside the fence for a few rods, in wbich several spokes came to grief, the horse got into the road, with rig right side up, and trotted along until caught lee ,miles West by Garner Nicholson. Things were set to rights and Mr, Den- man completed his trip, It might easily have been worse. Flight Lient Aubrey Crich, of the R A F , arrived home at Seaforth, From overseas Saturday eight, 19th ult.. and was .welcomed He returned on the Minuedosa, Lieut. Crich went over- seas in December, 1917, with a party of the R, N A, S. He points out that members of the R. A F. have been subjected to a certain amount of delay in being returned to Canada, bat states Diet the work is being speeded up uow, Recently some members of the force had been in camps in England as long as 2 months awaiting passages, even though it was optional whether they should wait for aart p y to be scut by the militia or return at their own expense on the first sailing they could arrange for, The returned soldier is the sou of W. A autl Mrs, Crich, Seafortb, formerly of Brus• Bela, and old friends iu this locality will be glad to know he hos returned in safety THE VEGETABLE GARDEN—Thtrlsd'y eveuing SI, 13. Stothers. Huron Co, Agricultural Representative, gave au tntetcsting and educative illustrate ti ad drew in the Audience room of the Pub tic Library, tinder 110 auspices of Bras eels Horticultural Society. After 10- troductory remarks on Fertilizers two reels of moving picture films were shown one dealing with insect pests in garden and the other showing modes and methods c:f cultivation, which were very realistic anti practical ' Sin Bad, the sailor" and hie exploits were depicted an a concluding set of pictures A hearty vete of thanks Was tendered Mr. Slathers on motion of D C. Ross and F. H. Gilroy, The ubpropitir.us weather reduced the atteedance. Mr Stothers, who is a very busy man, pr001'ses to come bads again in connec Con 1V,th his wol Is of promoting Agri - e, He Is melting gond and the public should see to It that full Ilse is made of big t Sorts, Mr, Stothers will be welcome h:'ck ENTERED isero Rim, --After a severe and continued (knees for past if yea's, g or 10 months of which were spent 11 bed, Mrs Jam s McCallum, passed away Tueadey morning from the earthly home, corner of Albert and William streets, Mussels, aged 70 years, to mos. cull 24 days Her maiden name was Ann 13ei1nd 1; a e1' young womanhood was spent in G1(.nelg township, near Durham, where she was married to her now bereft 7arin(r 49 years ago, I hr date being Oct. 28, 156q. After the wedding the young couple settled on Lots 16 and 17, Con. 14, McKillop town ship, where they conl.ieued to Incase their home uutil6 years ago when they came to Brussels to take a well earned rest, In addition to husband and father 3 sons survive. (viz Archie, Wm. at;c1 Noble) and 6 daughters (Mrs A Smug. ton, EWA ; Mrs. fl, Clark, Walton ; 0118, las MeN chol, McKillop ; Mrs. L. Engler, Grey I and Misses Sarah and Ellen at 1 0318 ) lames and leaunie are decen-ed, 1),501,sel has a brother, John, in Saseetehewan, Mee, McCall 111 in was • el industrious, kindly woman, a faithful member of the Presbyterian church and died as she lived in belief in the realities 00 her Saviour, The funer- al will take place Friday afternoon to Brussels cemetery at 2.3o o'clock, with service a half hour earlier. Interment will be made in Bresaels cemetery, To Mr, McCallum and fatuity sympathy is extended by their wide circle of old friends. STC\PE H1 OF CANADA HEAD OFPICE - 'TORONTO BA Money Orders and Drafts are issued by this Bank payable in EST'O 1872 all parts of the world. 234 BRUSSELS BRANCH, G. H. SAMIS, D El El Manager. campaign, addressing meetings ohsp elms in Canada. 01, GET THE BEST. IT PAYS ELLIOTT ®r Yong° & Charles Ste., Toronto D. Is noted throughout Can- ada for highgradebusi- ness education, It Great demand for our Graduates. 0500 all year. Enter now, Write for Catalogue. - W. U. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL Av8'ai=crA4?R,•a`7E it2,YTVFIA2E:3" 1 .People We Talk About tt tt H. A Hawkshaw smiled on his Brus- sels friends over Faster. Mrs. Wm Ziegler has been enjoying a visit with relatives in Grey township. Mrs (Dr.) J. A. Scott. of London, is a visitor at the home of his son, B. S. Scott. Etuest Rszell, Clinton, was a vfsitor in Brussels and locality for a fete days last week Mrs, (Rev ) Lundy, Walton, was the guest Mrs, (Rev ) Mann for a few clays this week Mrs Walter Rose and Miss Louise were visitors with Teeswater friends over Fater. Miss Margaret Petrie, who is attend• iuy Stratford Normal School, was borne for E tater vaveti0.1. Mrs. S. Shine and neic5, of Detroit, were visitors with relatives and friends in Brussels and locality, D, A. Lowry, who has been farming for a few years near Uxbridge, bas sold his property and returned to Toronto, Wee Miller, Kincardine, was a visitor in town. He was a former resident for years being engaged on the G. T. R. for some time. Mrs. (Rev) C. R. Dermot and son, Arthur, of 'l'eeswater, were holidaying at the home of Walter and Mrs. Rose, Frederick street. Tuesday evening of this week Wm. Little left for an Ohio School where be will seek instruction in the rubber auto• mobile tire business. Andrew and Mrs. Agar and Miss Hazel, of Mount Forest, were visitors with B. and Mrs. W hittard and other relatives in Brussels and locality, Mr. Agar is Mrs, Whittard's brother, Jatnes Dunford, Clinton, called on old friends in town on Thursday. He tnotored over with Co •Representative Stothers Mr, D. was an old Brussel- ite, being born here, we won't say how long ago. Mayor A 'P. Cooper, Clinton, was in town on Monday en route to his home from Fordwlch where he had been Sun- day addressing congregations relative to Prohibition movements. He's an en- thusiastic worker Miss Mena McKelvey, Princess street, arrived last w(ek to her home here after a stay of five months in Toronto where she has 1,een doing duty in the Post - Office. She purposes remaining home for a month 1'.n emelt-It of her father's poor health. D D. Wilson, a former well known resident of Seaforth, was calling on old friends in town on Tuesday. He spent the past Winter on the Pacific Coast and purposes now making his home in Tor- onto, where he will engage in the in- surance business. Wyman Sparling, of town, has resum- ed his position as mail clerk on the G 1'.1 R ,wit ch he resigned when be don- ned the Icing's cnlore and went over- seas to fight for the Empire's Liberty, He is a son of Fletcher and Mrs. Spar. Beg, Church street. In connection with the Women's Patriotic League, St. Marys, Mrs. Rat- cliffe spoke very kindly of the work of the Sec,etary, Mrs R. McAlpine, (form- erly of Brussels) and Mrs. Butcher, who were decorated with beautiful gold pins, Both officers deeply appreciate this generous recognition of their services. R W. Tuck, Toronto, who has been visiting here, is a son of the late R. W, '[suck, formerly of Brussels, and a nephew of Mrs. D Robb. He recently returned from 32 months military ser- vice in France and Belgium with the 4th Mounted Mlles, Toronto, where ire unscathed went through all the clangers incident to the stirring campaigns of those dIv s. Pte.ldhr ear a i G g G mo .y arrived back from overseas last Salurelae night, He oatne on the Belgic along with 3500 re. turned then, Geo. was 2 years and z months in France, going over after 3o days in England and amidst all the dangers cane aft in good shape. He enlisted with aToronto battalion, Mr. Grlmoldhv may retrain a resident of Brussels as his wife has been making her borne here during a good share of his abeen00. Mts, (Rev.) Po•,le (use Miss Lily Sharpe slaughter of lames Sharpe, Brus- sels) and Miss Rita Lowry, daughter of Wm, and Mrs Lowry, Loudon, niece of the first mentioned, were welcome visi tors with relatives in Brussels for the week end. Ws, Poole and her husband arejltst heels from Ilse tear zone where they had a streetteus time. The rover• end gentleman was a Chaplain, going from Meni'toba Mrs. Pt ole 50uder1d active service 11) assisting 10 Canteen work anti Ia'er in hospital duty. Mr, Poole is now aiding the Y. M. 0, A, Church Chimes at vari- Sunttay May tele will be Mothers' Dat,. Rev. Mr, Mann is at Woodstock at. tending the Synod of Hamilton and London this week. Next Sabbath morning the quarterly Communion will be observed in Brus- sel, Methodist church, Oflieial Bnard will meet 'Tuesday evening at 8 Y.'e!ock At the Stindey School in Melville church last ttrbbath Rev. Mr Pierce gave a shot address a„d ill the Methn- dist Scl,,"1 '.1,e.: (Rev ) Poole r''bled in- Ha c'den's of pefsotet expeIienoe in con• • 000tio,l with lL tt'5l'. 10,.5 wes a !Orin g et pupil 1,0 this 011)1,11 a,td 11or visit was P3 a great pleasure, to many old friends. t9 Rev. Fe N'otheraves died soddenly 2 at St. Joseph's hospital, Lo do u last 'riday end was burieMonday, re- 3 quiem high mass being sung at St. Pet - el s Cathedral. . (.a bedral. The rev, gentleman is g remembered in Brussels by visite when g lie was sojourning with Rev. Fr. Co. coy- 0 5s 4. t./GIV4 (J iett>clustar2iTigiot,tt9rp ioteolte6iyBi{itMl Geli,jifff.a4te6101.2 .6,1203i$21861m6t't>f'i8'4, co • • Sb F° 'S nag Store an at Seaforth, when Brussels R. C. church was attached to Seaforth. W1ngham D(striot w,e11ng will be held in the Me`torbsl church, Wingham, Tuesday and Wednesday, 13th and 14,11 insta , commencing at g 3o a m. Fust day will be ministerial sessions anti Wednesday the lay brethren will be present. Rev. Dr. Moore, General Secretary of the Evangelistic and Social Service Department of the Methodist Church of Canada, will deliver en Ad- dress Tuesday evening. Rev. Mr. Uren, K'ncardine, is chairman of the District ; Rev, Mr. Garbut, Lucien ow, Fivaucial; Secretary ; Rev, Mr. Wil- liams, Bervie, S. S. Secretary ; and Rev, Mr, Armstrong, Wingham, Secretary Evangelism and Social Service, At this meeting reports come from all charges in the District and are sum. marized and passed on to Annual Con• ference that meets this year in Juue at Godericb. There are 18 stations in Winghant District, DIED BATLEY.—In Buffalo, N. Y„ on April 28th, 1010, John Bailey, in hia 91st year, DARu.—At Gilroy, Sask„ April 1005, 1910, to Geo, and Mrs. Dark, a eon, GnitveR,—At Loa Angeles. Cal., on April 28011, 1010, Annie Williams Walker, beloved wire of W, A. Grewar, of Brussels, Ont, 11(1Dser,—At Lloydminater, Sask., 011 March 81st, 1910, Annie Young, widow of the late James Lindeay, of Grey township, egad 85 years and 4 days. OtOOALLtru.—In Brussels on April 29th, 1019, Ann Bell, beloved wife of James MaCal- bun, aged 70 yaws, 10 tnonthe and 24 days. TUO1.-10 Brussels, on April 25th, 1019, Immo J. Tuck, in his 75th year, TnnxnimL,—In Grey township, on April 25th, 1019, James Turnbull, in his 78th year. NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF MOKILLOP The Assessment Roll for the Munletpallby of bfeliillop for 11110 Is now in the Clerk's office Lot 24, Con, 7 and may be seen by any of•the ratepayers of the Municipality during office hours, McBallop Connell will meet as a court of Re. vision' on the assessment Roll nt the Commerci- al Hotel, Seaforth m1 Friday the 80th day of May 1919 at 10 o'clock a. 111• Appeals against assessment must be In the hands of the Clerk on or before May 28013, 1019. M, MURDIE, Clerk, April 20th 1010, Seaforth P. 0. AUCTION SALE OP 50USE50LD EP' FACTS, &0. 5, S. Soot, Anationeer, has renelved Instructions from the undersigned to sell by Public) Auction at lM5 Lot B, Con. 5, Morris, Monday, blay 12th, 1019 at 1 o'clock, the following efoota 3-1 7 -piece parlor suite, 1 piano, may Ore seen at Belgrave parsonage, 1 parlor table, 1 hall settee, 1 extension table, 7 (Both g ehnh•e, 1 arm altair, 0 rockers, 1 couch, 1 sewing machine, 8 hanging lamps, lane and ebonite ourtains, 27 pictures 1 writing desk, Bruck Bele carpet, 2 Tsbeotrypearpets, °2p aga,carpets, Japanese matting,mats, ,iloloth, linoleum, stair -carpet and rods, 5 tables different sizes, jardinier stand, 4 bedroom suites 12 solid wad. nut hand polished, 1 bird's eye maple,) 4 toilet sets, 1 separate wash stand, 4 mattreseee, 4 sets apringe,2 feather ticks, 2 pillows. 1 heating stove 1 cook stove, 1 oil heater, 1 large kit' often table,2smell ones, 2 dos, 0lovepipes, 90 kitohun chairs, 1 cupboard, largo quantic Mallen, 80 sealers, 2 butter trays end ladle, all kitchen utensils, laundry utens110, garden tools rubber hose, 25 gal. oil tank, ironing board, la>np% 5 large window screens , lawn mower', 50 yds ahielten wire, charcoal fro, flower stand, 2 watering cans, step ladder, knife, ,if0, cont sifter and other articles. Terms—Sams of $e and under Dash; over that amount 9 months erecht given on furnishing approved joint notes, 4 per cent off for web 0n credit amounts. 11511A 005010, Proprietress, IFY lucre asked by a business m a n what kind of a position you 'ware best qualified to fill, you would not hesitate to tell. Wb,y wait to be asked ? Why not put an advertisement in thet"BET- TER SITUATIONS rVANTED" OOLUMN 01? THE LONDON FREE PRESS and inform hun- dreds of business men what pos- itions you want and why you know you can fill it efficiently and loyally. Of course, ,roil will read, every day, the help Wanted col- limns in The London Free Press classified. hundreds of progres- sive people owe their initial suc- cess to a little ad. in The London Free Press }telp Wanted columns, a e1 00 1'1 19 ads a 9 ro a 6 fA 21 T1Ili ext �lrp�/! � �� n'\4fh.?N� '�ae'✓rtu.T,tZY'1. 1'r ri1 'ts+..cv STO R La Weekly Store News Soaps Alwaya It complete ttaanrttr)Pnt (',ulleura 1Vorellmey's Sulphur Glu bolic Tau' (41ycerirno Mies Delay Baby's ()Evil Infant's Delight, Palm ()live Peal's' Glycerine \Vel Ittgeam's Milkweed Lifebttay Pure Castile Haines' Celebrated. English Wiltshire oils Always full stock on hand anti one nn v of out (1 Liniments. l.. , 2uC,5OCSLlld8;l.UQpee bottle hstnt od Plants nr1' [nit Bice animals -- ea 1. l lu ive without grope. uourielrtaetie We eveotnlnecul limner's Nitta. hood vary high- ly for bt.tlt house and outside Planta. 27e told 1110 per pkge, Stick Fast Have you 1 bell Lhin nate Cold Witter Peek: for making Paste 0,15 wall paper 0 You wilt f1n21 itexceedingly satisfactory --slut LW made inetautly with cold water, . 0e per ptarkage FORMALDEHYDE or cauese 7011 are gning 10 1211! it. 'Theo be 0111'8 you get the gen- uine article, \1'c believe our Formaldehyde to lo' the very best. U)at can be procured. Put up 111 t Ili, 15101 1 11). tn,tlleb-858 and 00c, WALL PAPER The Wall. Paletseason has 11077 tv l ark lis +;b ids 111111 is crrl+tiuiy going svil Il e, good stvlrtg. WA 115111' 021110 very emupiirnentary re- marks about otos stock tend we w1111d lil.e to have you Step in and look over our semples. We are pleased with tham ab -u and it gives us great pleasure to show them. Bluestone Hellebore Paris Green Arsenate of' Ll'ad Nat that Rind of a Race "Ernest" said the tearh0r 00 Geography,"'Tell what you know about the Mongolian Pale." "I wasn't there" 1'0piaitned Ee• nest hrtetily, "l went to GU! hall 34(122(1'," Chloride Lime Billets Lye Caustic Bode Sulpha -- Tobacco Imp JAMES FOX DRUGGIST and STATIONER ,p 53 dl 00 70 ca i 9 to a a e! 11 53 Ea (3 i2 ©6000010001130&009550M00608WBO*BpvZ095300©6ta00411Q0055001e89®M13 FOR SALE A pure bred Sco0oh Short Born 15111, 10 months old, got by n J. A. Watt bred bun and out of Lovely blald by the Cargill bretl'bull, Royal Blossom 70442—., grand dam Dairy. plaid —97003, by Brcndhoolls Prince Imp. 1880451. The dant of this oelf WW1 bred by me. and is of the Scotch Marr Rachel family. I bred them for v,ira and they were the best milkers, al.o Show and beef eattla S had. dao is 110 for service now. 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