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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-9-25, Page 5.... ..w ....,.4to „rem.r•,x..rwr..+.,u,w•,,,.tN3,mna,,,,,o- usarSal3r i'beittio..1.1',Si.44 l++ .0 `lt a ,i• pt 1 ��l�w, 1 UDC � Yl;,a��li� .i; fiitan have., t yt'r ihrC 1..t•i nearj 0�'r�yj g pg� ��� � � ro ze Friend:ship, wiut h vie baa (runt rte JNp, Ori 4 airs ry, Q�11� pp1� It Ur1K In lilt y, IUt' after 1 ntly a the t scatter - LIMITED "" t7o1l� ' it o'l drliris lvbiclr t videully flus 'tit alum' LIMITW 11'111 he surely had 0 mime °'+°. escape, ttreo A Well-es•tablishe w 1 School Fortunately no oilier machine as lot �"�maged ext't'pt a couple of chit iIVISrF Poi° r d ze::::;), ELLIOTT, hnxea; or da - • 11 �ef 1,-f-%, ff,S 3 ,111 .uh.t t Mr I.. thud: Ihr ilote 'n, - ,_ •-... , the addri•,s label sterol 1.61;1.61;the day i„: t Uxiii'Y(�t$a;, 6rtbrd3 Vongn & °hark ., Ste., Toronto i the month hut it repre:, the gee,, JAcr. ANOER$QN, VE l aRINARY SURGEON, Suic Nor tri 1t.H, Moore. 011ie° at Ander. son Mos, Livery stable, Brussels, Telephone No. A0. OR, WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night oa11s. Office opposite Flour Mlll, Ethel. T. T. M'RAE ^� M. B.. M. C. P., A S, O, 111. O, 11., Village of lirnesels, Phydlcimn, Surgeon, Acoouchenr Meant realdenes, opposite Melville Ohuroh, ___ -Witham street, DR. J. H. WHITE, B. A. NIlYSit'IAN ANL) HURt1EON, Graduate Toronto University of Medicine, Special attention given to diseases of children and Sorcery. Office: Dr. Bryans Old Stand Phone 4L • arousals JAMES TAYLOR Llaenaed Auctlooeer for Huron Co. Will sell for 110 good roil. n res any other Aua• BEI.(}RA VE P. 0. tloneer oro targe nothing, PICUCFCCT, KILLCfl1N & COOKE Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, &c. Oilleo in the Square, 2nd door Prom Hamilton Street, (ODERIOH, ONT, Private rands to loan at lowest rates, W. PNoonrooq,R., 0. J, L. ItTr.LORAN H. J. D. ('ooae .p s .. 4D A 0 Nomeo + .i. +4.44 4,4+4 4•4-+++++•I,++ Look - listen Steady work as Machine Operators. Good pay. Apply or :Write at once. Excelsior Knitting Mills J. T. WOOD BRUSSELS - ONTARIO + + + + •+p + ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++...f+++++++++++ + •. + G. L AGENCY John + .5 + + + liver t 4 1312USBELS + + Ints [1Lken over the Deering Ag- •+b + envy and handles It full line of + + Farm Implements including the •.. noted + •G + 1. H. C. Cream Separators '1910 only Cretan Separator with ( Lwo wide open cream outlets - no meant screw in the path of + the (venni, See it when in town. The 1. N, C, 8-111 and 111- 20 Ireetora are among Mr hest. a The Deering Manure Spreader + With the wide spitted and very light in draft, Jillh n Oliver fi ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ h- anteye an ex..ellent reputation for high q bur instance jail lU rassur P1': ,e p:ud y grade business training and fur plooin0 ( (0 ,len. tat, 11 04, urs4nates 111 positions. A careful eelee- trod of R sellout to 03 the utmost /inner.A good Yrrunl ha' b'mc r,lad+- 1,y ii un 1 tunes Write ('mlay fur our Catalogue. 11ens at A. camas, Flora Alli et In past IP Students admitted at any time, § a mouths they lard 1,723 eggs, over P4 W, J, ELL/OTT, PR/NO/PAL' 65o.00 worth of them baying been sold, The fowl are White Leghorns. 1`a a?aVeeSei='aatee t Vatuaatayro?t ya A peculiar eolneidence was that when Jiro, 13. MoLauchlin, of Salt Coals, formerly of Brussels, went to Yorkton to Q,4114x.0 Terme ' RJgpjg tray engage harvest help the y.lung man ac. canted was Harold Good, also a former BRUSSLLS Rrusselite, who had receully got home Goix0 Fou'ra (4OIN0 NOIt'rn 170111 overseas, where he hail been a Express 7:01111 n+ Moil...............11 1340111 Germae prisoner for 2 or 3 years. Express 3:5)1 n m I Express 0:D7 p in MONT alt PAID FOR. -DD ring the WRY ..eagi'aatzer Y stein jeC 'fine of doST Cross0ate( ll atri tits get heringa �,of for the purpose of raising money freo of WALTONrcharge Soma Church and Society or- ganizations evidently think the rule still Express 3:27 p m I Express 3:97ll pm holds good and is broadened to include them This it not the case. Where WROXETOR hills or programs are issued from this Going east - 7:11 n. m, and 9:31 p, m. oili.ee a free notice will he ('oldgiven West - 1 btlt Going 2.30 and a e:a 6 .?. chage otherwisemy entertainment dor 01' whore rfl - Al] trains going or en t with O. P. R. at charge is made at the dear or on oiler- Orangeville B stationeorOwen Sound, Elora and T ing taken will be expected to pay fur OEO. ALLAN, Looal Agent, such advertisement. 'These are not cases of charity but institutions quite able to pay their way. A newspaper is a business proposition and is dependent on the use of its columns as one source of revenue to finance it. TO cents a line is the rate for first insertion and 5 cents per Hue if same notice appears a second week, In sending such notices an aver- age of about 7 words constitute a line in print. Somebody must become respon. sible for payment of these locals sent by telephone. Nobody would think of go- ing into a store and asking for a free pound of tea or sugar and yet the cases are about parallel. The annual sub. scription to the paper, (3 cents a week) does not carry with it a promise of free notices. Our columns are always open for Rn advt. concerning gatherings at Our regular rates. No line of business has been hit harder by the high prices than the newspaper hence the necessity of dolug business along business line'. rural ti etas NEXT Tuesday will finish up month of September. MANY apples were blown to the ground by the prevailing high winds. LARI1I: quantities of grapes and peach- es have been sold in town during the past Week. GRAND '1'RUNx Railway will revert to the slow time on November rat, They sometimes run on slow time while their tome table MIT; fast. Tux PosT subscription is growing nicely. We !tope for 20o new names be- fore January 1st. Could you Tend a hand in rt aching this eutl 7 'rex engagement is announced of Nor- ma, only (laughter of J. S, and Mrs. Gee, Listowel, to Or. Frederick Parker, of Wtngham. The marriage will take place the latter part of September. Trate week David Cautelon, Clintoe, the well known apple buyer sbippea car of ball apples hum Brussels. He will do some buying of Winter fruit about here as there are a °umber of good orchards this season. ORVILLI: HAnxtax, who has recently, taken over the barbering business con- ducted by Wm. Burke, has purchased oue of Sam. Bennett's houses 013 Leo- pold street, The property is at present occupied by C. R. Copeland, LARGE quantities of flax have been shipped to Brussels from Belmont locali- ty to be handled in the mill here, owing to inability to get the mill in operation there. It made quite an addition to the mall on just now In the flax crop. Look out for :- Coal. Frost. Fall rains. olShort clays. 1 =Pumpkin pkin P ' e. ThaukS i mg Day. That arrearage to THE POST. U. S. SMISCRIsERs,-Soma of our U, S. subscribers are uuaware that the rate tor THE POST sent to American subscrib• ars is stn 0o a year, The imposition of postage on subscriptions going out of Canada accounts for the rate. The 150 rate applies to papers going to Canadian subscribers only. Coutt'r of Revision on the Referen- dum Voters' Lists will be held In the Town Hall, Brussels Saturday of th]i week at to a, m., before Judge Lewis. Voting day will be Monday, October 20, from q R. m. to 5 p. m. Polling places will be at 'Town Hall and Public Library as ou former occasions, SENO 1)B irte News: -Sometimes it is 1<tl IOR .j. ! I klug bricks without straw to get �'- items in a small community. The pow- + er of the printed word is unlimited, and 4. the advantages of publicity ofteu given freely by rue local paper is worth many + dollars to its readers. It Is also not the + local news items that sometimes are al- + ready familiar to the borne read- + ers before publication that is to +be left uurec0rded, for the :ab- sent ones living away from the native home town thus get the town and dis- trict news, and form a large number of subscribers sbattertd all over the couu• try w110 take the home paper fol. this purpose especially, 'I OM FRIENDSHIP'S NARROW ESCAPE,- 'Teesweter News gives following paluctl- lers couceruiug a former Brusseltte :- Saturday morning about so o'clock, the high speed chopper in Case's mill Was 3amelegated to the scrap heap 10 a -shorter space of time than it would take the r juutt man to smash It u . 'Phomas 1 P �. Friendship, who was in charge of Chopp 00 at time 15d nal VOW escape and it is a r sou der that d Is prepared to paythe • d he came out thin, only a . bruise and a scratch. Things were do v highest price for • humming merrily along as usual end © 0Mr, Friendship was just m act of chaug. ing the feed of oats Irom another bin d Scrap fro n, • When without the slightest warning the a• shaker -feeder• gave him a violent stain, + Rubbers, • uushtug hint to the door on his back, • and things happened in short order, in s Rags, &c. g he meantime, A forty pouud chunk of • 0 the chopping wheel proper lauded en +•0 'Tom's aria, anti sinal ler pieces were d 0 ing hither and thither making a racket ® /�� ♦ like a machlhe gnu bombardment, and 9 d J • sparks were flying from the high temp. •• 4 erect steel which made it more realistic, t` 1-1igllest price paid, Sce 0 rile driving pulley and part of the Oast- ® die •before OU 3011, • lug on the South side took a short Y p• journey in a Westerly direction through • a partition and then tried to take a to x 0 to beam With it. 'I'lle beam was oue of 0 Highest Cash Price for i lila main supports of the mill, and the • • force of the impact may be judged by • the way the beam cracked and moved • • Lido Poultry and Nidus • about 3 inches to Ole West. Top of machine was thrown up ors a pair of + 0• stairs, and another casting went through 4' • 2 partitions and a 2 x 4 scantling, Write or Phone 62x • S,Enaller pieces were scattered all over • the floor. The base of tie machine was broken In Several places and shifted out of position, Mr, Friendship was alone in the 1)1i11 at the time, anti as soon as he regained his feet strut oft water -wheel whioll di'i es that particular machine. NAM WEINSTEIN MOW 1 ii. It • MILLS1.1I3R;I78S1]LtJ i•4•m•/►14.00•4•••••a•••••ai* S Does '11 Pay To Advertise We read recently an dem about a Methodist preacher in a big city who asked his Official Board to allow him to use any increase in the "loose col- lections" over the average for the preceding year in Judicious advertis- ing. The board, smiling at the idea of an increase, agreed, and the pastor has now advanced from the former four -line advertisement to a hundre lines, costing probably $15 for eac insertion. He thinks it pays to ad vertise, and the board is beginning t agree with hint. But there is an art in advertising, and as we have read column after column of church adver- tising which did not advertise we have wished that some good brother could devote a little time to snaking church advertising really effective. Probably there is no quicker nor surer method of reacting non -church: -goers than by means of the 4 news ItPP ars The church bulletin t i an d(heuI ' it notice p p once have their very detinue limitations but the newspaper goes into well- nigh every home, and in the hands of a wise than it may be made a me- dium of communication between the church and the man who doesn't go to church )even the soap -box can't reach the crowd like the newspaper. Why should not the Church use it more to carry the Christian message to non -church -going homes/ -Chris- tian Guardian. Dvid 1, DrithWO '� E NER'/O[18 tulle Groat [oval' HEfldMCIJES Singe She 'Glad •'r1TtnTA•TIVE5", "2l,e Fottioos 1. nit M.:diclr.e. MISS ANNIE WARD 112 ., II azen St., St. John, N.B. "It l s with pleasure that I write to tell you of the great benefit 1 received from the sts0 of your• medicine, 1 reit-a-rives'. 1 was a great sufferer for many years from Nervous Head- aches and Constipation. I tried everything, consulted doctors; but nothing seemed to help me until I tried 'Fruit-a-tives'. After I had taken several boxes, I was completely relieved of these troubles and have been unusually well ever since." Idles ANNIE WARD, 'Fruit -a -Lives' is fresh fruit juices, concentrated and increased in strength, combined with finest tonics, and is a positive and reliable remedy for Headaches and Constipation. 50e. a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size 25o. At all dealers or Fruit -a -tires Limited, Ottawa. Maitland Presbytery The Quarterly District meeting of Presbytery was held in Wiuglain on Tuesday of last week. Rev. Mr. Mc- Kenzie, Kimless, in the chair. Inter- esting reports of General Assembly, held In Hamilton some time ago, wet e given and discussed. "'The telnl Of d office" which Elders should hold, It problem of making Study of Ilebrew _ fn the University Theological depart- ment optional, were among them. Eiders were said to be the movers ]n raise of ministers' salaries to (1e pres- ent minimum of $1,600 a year. Spirit unrest in the Assembly, among oflieers as we]i as others was specially noted. Several reasons were given, ouch as officers faking too much upon themse1518 and the call for large ad- vances in the Church Budget. 1nter- eatinR discussions and t• )n' e} its were delive ted on the churches 8 ie willing and :linea unwilling • r t)r their wise • of finances to reach the new minimum of 331,600 a year for pastors. Report of 11ido° With the M0111Alta 011urch brought out many incidents from the field work, LI one locality eight min- 38(0(5of Methodist and Presbyterian Cle0c11 ministered to 240 (111811li-s, overlapping each other's work. In certain places where union had been tried work had gone down and many quit going to ChIl1Ch almost altogeth- er. Local overlapping in the Preshy- teriam church herself was mentioned and statement made that any minister Do You Require WOOD ? All desiring wood ft nut the Cor- poration yard 'us naked to place theie older with the undersigned before October 1011 so that the present stock may be divided pro L ata, Those Who owe for wood eheady delivered are asked to settle for the 8,tule forthwith. F. S. SCOTT, Village Clerk, TEMPLETON'S RIMUMATIC CAPSULES FOR LUM BAGOI, NEURALGIA,GOUT ETC. ASURE RELIEF FOR THE WORST HEADACHE $I8° PER BOX TEMPLETONS 1" Mrasr,142 NING ST,tt TORONTO Eumnnity has lacked a practical rheumate rem' ty since tine begnu, Pommes are spat yearly at but springs, electric lelths and host tats o obtain relief, yet halter results are achieved right at home by using T.a.C.'s "1.1 e common sense treatment," Just compare cos aid results with nor other treatment a,d you will be convinced. Ask yout druggis or write us for our new booklet; it is interest lugand costs you nothing (Tetupletons, 145 lX(i,g W., Toronto), We mall anywhere on Receipt of S1.% Sole agent in Brussels, Jas. Fox, Druggist, L'IIII Ili iiildiir.:.:li 1113liilit3l101111.1,'41 It. l'..1 • F. II illdnery Our New and Stylish display of Fall Mil- linery is now ready for inspection and sale and the ladies of Brussels and locality are invited to call and see onr choice stock. While grateful for past patronage a cordial invitation is extended for a continuance of your favors. Miss Wilson, of Owen Sound, is with us again this season. E. INMAN "L3ELMONTE" BRUSSELS I,', tl ��.:{ '1111(134 33.13 A Remarkable Production i h1a, i ti. 11 I 1 1} h 1f '-ail'11(': II.l 1 4„1 it, 1'phtr 1, •.1, •:1111 I 1', ..o ,l,n4 'viral ,o,y i • ,.,,,, perhaps, hisn°-'t Tering, !lurid Alark (1tiIliih i d', Is h splendid photnplety, (It eat 1., c; Which deals sjo'c(Ncally pith the et,,, awak,vliog of the wealthy and ;• elusive cl.(0001 of England to the ti; ute1140t14 needs of the tutu'. It will 1 000(1 tit Liu, Town Ilall, fire -eels, Wig nloday tvl•ning of u, xl. 10(11. hits UP' 11101 lithe rot 1 11 • 1031l113 111' ill„Iinu lmcuu'ee. bit. (4i 11101 pot in thio pb« Inpley, the a rIItttle,. ill 1 be leiOtut rbt•e,•rot (11,•at :t, i1•"n, during lie ut (1d (0,11 , ,1t'•ir pie,, lid Mid tluarg 13411 bLb"i In (stint: lot vulesceut 0uldi+•rs nail (lion inuuud 1^ able attcrificus. 11 shows dol m0r„ly actors mails up to reprr•seat these people, but the very Ilona of Nngl,unl's finest wnulamtood engng,•d it t tbuA utl I p ask t k of s 11(•,•11 ME the brave sons ul' ii1 nniu, I''' Hoer Itud the Mika' of all the loyal toil 6 -., in their time Or great 10(Ii'e, hug ,uul sa111Il r. The .story of the play dents largely wlth the fortunes of a yotkng Can- adian, tvhn enraged by the German atrocities in Belgium, enlists in a Canadian regiiuent and is soul. to the front front England. While 1(aioil•g near London, be meets and loves a charming girl, who later falls heir to a vast fot•hule and then becomes the ohjeetof the strenuous attentions nt British baronet. This love air tit. ]s in - term pted by international conipiiea• (ions and the machinations of (ler- man spies, the whole combining to ferns a most iuteaesting series of al tea - tions, which, coupled with the magni- ficent photographs, mattes this,pictIne F subject one of the most attractive 05141 ' ptvidu0ed by Air. (It Milli, Tht'splendid picture will be the of- fering at the Town Hall, Brussels, nap ' s night only, lVednescltty, Oct. let with special orchestra and the Famous Jones Family in Vaudeville. Seat,' now on sale at Pox's thug store, s- - Its ASSAM quality ghrets it that rich flavor TEA:is good tea' Sold' only in sealed packages; 122 MbiAINEMAIhi Iilili!ABIi iii ill 1* leaving such 0101'011es for the better- ment of conditions in the locality would be loyally supported into an- other settlement. Emphasis was laid on the fact that hope of the wnlld for the haul a lay in united iffurt of the Christian (11101.oh as a whole. The re. cutrence of a great tear (-011101 roily be hindered by the united effort of the whole church, The wedge of destruc- tive criticism has done 11 11111 harm to spiritual life of the church, and the. lack of family prayer and study of I God's word. Irltel•esting ('051115 of , work done for the rescue of fallen j girls woo given by the lady in charge' of this work. The Ptesbyterian 1 church 11001 has 8(' veva) houses of re -I Rigs 3(11' these un001111nates in Canada I and 1000 rescues] girls in them. •MoncriefF A. number from this locality attend- ed the U. F. O. Nominating 01111V1.11- 1)011 for Centre Huron, at. Seaford), Wednesday of this week, John Wesley McKay, 1701 Con., has announced a clearing Auction Sale of Parra Stock, ]ulplelnents, tEc„ to be held Tuesday, Oct. 7th, Sale will be unres01 ved as he tuts sold his farm. F. S. Scott will be the Anctiotleer, See fiat in another (.01001,1, Grey The 0111 Con. 111ad0 a good name 0,11 itself at Brussels PILI) Fair and 1nthe' put some of the others in the 511101+•, pet haps beganse of want of effort. i Last week Mrs. J. Henry Hoover, I lltli 0011., arrived home from an ex - Leaded visit with relatives ant] friends', ( in California. Miss Vera remained in the (Golden State. Rumor has it that some Perth Conan ty al. D.'s are by long odds too genet- ; ruts in dealing 001 orders for ging, some of which (101111 i Ilia way. They may be nailed to explain. Annual School Fair will be held at the Fulton school hnuae (1601 Con,), Friday afternoon of this week, A. good time is expected as has been the ease in past years, ANNIVERSARIES, - Sabbath, Oct, 5th, Rev, J. F, Knight, 13. D„ Milver- ton, will 0011d1101 Harvest. Thank-offee- ing services in Roe's church and at Union church and pastor Will preach at Union in the Morning and at Roe's at night, Special Pteewill offering at each eecvi0e and also special music by the ohm ch choirs. Monday evening 1114141111 111111111110M1IIIIMEMPAiMIRIE 111M l3 illinery Our Fall display of Choice Millinery is now in place and is well worth seeing. For Quality, Style and Price our patrons can be pleased. We extend an invitation to the ladies of the com- munity to visit aur Show Room. Hiss Orr, of Durham, is our Milliner this season and comes highly recommended, kve return thanks for past favors from the public and will be pleased to serve you again. MISS ROSS RICHARDS BLOCK 13RI.'SSELS affil I u�811Af111 AAlli. I flll®ID1D191dIIilINIHil E Varus Eckmier has temaved to Hnnliltnn. Voters' List Court was held here nil \Yodnesday to rymal'r up the new Vigo's List for the R.efereticlu 1, ,fudge L,•tvis was the Revising Otlicer for Grey Township, \ext Sunday will be the anniver- sary Harvest 11„n(P day ............-- ((3311311 (11111111110113II't: 1111a1Lirilllitli(1itlHai il,ttbk01'1if.lnlhrIlfIl34134 Miss Alma Bayliss, of Clifford, was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Lewis Whitefield last week. Lewis and Mrs, Whitfield, accom- panied by Misses Beanie and Mabel Lucas, of Toronto, motored to London last week and look in the Fair. dish (hutch here when Rev. '11r Cranbrook prea1h at 11 a, m, and 7 p. nu. Special Roldnsnn, B. A., Tceswater, w111 wueic and speed c'l'ung. Rally Da with. 1 e observed ' Day tel i 11 I he Sabbath S chnnl at 2 tl t Interesting teslir 1 is g day promised. d bee hills t for particulars. I owl week no. McDonald, or M'l'le', puimias(d the Mei Pahltly hinthio;r, 111' Gowdy & Co , Listowel, and they have been Busy stoat; Laking. While sni ty to see Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and family remove from the village we are pleased they will he 01101111 easy reach in exchange oi'visits, Afar, has secured a good business and will no don h, tlo well in that town, 111 which he le no stranger, Listowel people will find the AleDonald'8 well worthy ut lli0ir coolldeuee and esteem.•..._-_.--.. It. Its .�cult, Rev. T. E. Kennedy, 13, A. will preach especial sermon for Mothers uoxt Sundaymorning. thin . w( Alter an enjoyable able 101' 1 Isla o ' . y f J Y months W. J. and Mrs. Sharpe gut back Milne last, week. They spent a good share of 11,11 tion• ttitl( rela- tives and friends at Cartwright, Dominion City arid Crystal City but visited at Hannah, North Dakota and Winnipeg as well. If Mr. Sharpe had the iniumfiretur ing cif the !weather he would tone down some of the wind storms to more of the zephyr variety. They had a fine time but after all there's no place like Dome. Rev, M1, Knight will give a dramatic Recital; "Jean vat Jean," at Roe's and Tuesday evening at Union chervil commencing. a t3 o'clock. 1Itket9 26 and 15 cents. Musical numbers each 1 evening, No one should Miss these gatltei Inge, Ethel Wall bred driving mare, Immo, harness and cutter, nearly new, for sale. Phone 221i. CUAs, HANsu1o, Etllel. Live Poultry wanted Tuesday of Pool, Week. Phone Hall's Store. School Fair will be held tete Wed- nesday Of next weep, when a big tions is promised, J110, and Kreuter tie bade In Ethel rem n Stratford, what'e they spent a gond share of the past veatl, A special sermon fur Mothers (5111 be preached next, Sunday by the .Rev, T. , Kennedy B, A., in the Pres1y. Onion chinch. Rev, Mr. O'Kell accompanied a good delegation to the Dietri211 meeting at 1011101ich Wednesday 00 last week, Meeting was good, ,7110, and Mrs. Ring are beak front a 3 ulotithe trip to the West, during which period they saw and heard much that n1e0,8ed thorn. We sal• come them home. Anniversary services will be held in Presbyterian church Sunday, Oct 6th, at 11 a, to. and 7 p. in, ltev. Gilbert Gomm, 13, A„ of Pine River, will be the preacher on that occasion. A special offerhig will be taken, Have You a Sweet Tooth ? A choice lot of HONEY 1s to hand. As 1t is a somewhat 5(:ar(0 at' - title this season you know what to do. Phone 43 Dr 27 W. J. McCracken [Order enough Light Wood now fur the Fall and White'''. We have Basswood TIrners (Kindling) *2 50 per Targe load BasswoodJointers . $t3 00 per load 141001 Mill Slabs 4 60 " 20 inch Mixed Hardwood 6 00 " 20 inch Dry Basswood ,4 011 " Few loads Him 13locks6 00 " Few loads Corners,2 50 " Ceder your supply now as we have only a limited quantity not on order. P. AMENT Phone 16 1.3 BRUSSELS 00+40+00000000.000®6000000 000+00000000.00006000440••• 0 h �i s Cha e vv.. 11 n' 0 Ii N m 0 0 Cheaper Shoes •0 0 0 • ..ra •. OIl Salee erxr 0 Satvrday,S p 4 1' 0 g • Having sold out our Business, and it being the wish of the purchasers that certain lines of Shoes, in which we are rather over -supplied, be reduced before Inventory is taken, we will put those lines on sale Sat- urday, Sept. 2oth, at Reduced Prices, and will continue Sale until surplus is sold. • • Remember the Sale and Bargains will be given. • a + Richards & eo. i 4lA•es00ts'4►4.++ ae •►•...****0.0.0.0460.004.0.04.6•00 0.4010.