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In planning your Gifts don't over-
look the possibilities of Ivory, the
most beautiful and popular of ail
toilet ware. See our attractive as-
sortment of articles in ivory includ-
ing-
-Mirrors, Trays,
- Hair Brushes,
-Combs, Photo. Frames,
-Manicure Scissors,
-Cuticle and Corn Knives,
-Nail Files, Buffers,
- Jewel Cases, Baby Sets,
-Perfume Bottles, Clocks,
-Hair Receiver's.
-ClothBrushes,
- Hat Brushes,
--Bonnet Brushes,
-Baby St-ts, &e.
Window Display this Week
Don't.Grope
in the Dark -
Get an Eveready
oayla
flashlight
which are to be had at
from $1 25 up to $2.75
t each. This ie the time
eD of year
when they are,
if anything, or
y g, m e useful
than ever. Full stock of
• Renewal Batteries and Bulbs
w _.-
4. Take a look over the Pictorial Embro'dery Book. We can
the designs.
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Horses, Cattle
Hogs and Sheep
When taking your stock off the
grass still keep them in prime con-
dition by using Hess' Stock Food.
Fed regularly It prevents disease
and makes the system take care of
all stuff that is fed so that nothing
is wasted, Hess's Stock Food
comes le-
as lb. Pails $ 3 00
to lb, package i 35
41 Ib. package 65
2 lb, package 35
Hess'
Poultry
Panacea
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Pure Hooey
We have good, thick,
well ripened Honey,
*� practically all clover -
$2.65
For a 10 Ib. Pall
G. A. DEADMAN
I Hens will stet over the moulting
period sooner and Mart laying
quicker if given Panacea -
5 Ib, package........ Ssc
rj. Ib package 350
Hess' Dip
and Disinfectant
A reliable Preparation-S5c tins I
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We have n full stock of these Prep-
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order any of
Druggist and 'Stationer
aca1 l ews lions
HEAR the Marks Co., Town Hall Mon-
day and 'Tuesday evenipgs
CONTINItamON and Public School re-
port will be found on the 5th page this
week.
DID you see the Victory Loan flag
flying at the Town Hall ? Canvas ends
Saturday.
Amin) have been taken to Wroxeter
for converting into apple butter and cid-
er from Brussels and locality.
WaoNKSDAY of last week was the his-
toric 5th of November, No celebration
in this community however.
A number of cellars were fortunate to
receive a supply of furnace coal last
week, It is said more is expected which
will be good news.
R. W. MARKS Co. will be in the Town
Hall, next Monday and Tuesday even-
ings. Latest successes, new vaudeville,
songs, &e. Plan of Hall at Fox's Drug
store,
GRAND TRONg work train hauls the
various/ dontingente of Section men to
and from Lecknow locality each day
where they have been re -tracking the
roadbed with heavier steel to meet the
demand of engines of greater weight.
THE canvass tor the Canadian Navy
League in Brussels and' locality, is go-
ing along nicely and meeting with favor-
able res,rlty. nein it along and if no
one calls on you drop a dollar or so at
PRE Poor Pubiisbiug House and it will
be pesetd ou to the Treasurer.
PRINCE OF WAr.aa FLAG hLyING.-
Brussels and locality have won the honor
of flying the Prince of Wales flag on :lc -
comet of '•going over the top" in the
Victory Loan objective viz 8175,000.
The canvas is not vet completed and
thousands ot dollars will be added. If
you waut to dip in now is your chance.
DON'T forget the next Entertainment
under the Lyceum Course in Brussels
Town Hail. The cl:.te will he Wednes-
day, Nov. 2611) and the highly praised
entertainer, Sydney Laudon, is one of
the best going. Better buy a Course
ticket for the corning 4 eel ertai mounts
8.75 pine War tax will secure it.
I•IAvs you invested 10 cue or more
'Victory Bonds yet? The campaign is
go-
ing with a great sweep sud it is the duty
or every good Canadian to give hearty
support so that the desired amount may
be reached anti perhaps the standard tx-
ceeded by a good round sum as i2 former
'Bond sales.
Fletcher and Alex. Roe were at, New-
bridge to the funeral of James Roe, an
uncle, who died in the West, He had
been a resident of ITowick Township
Purl was welt known. Mr. Roe was 78
year:: of age and is survived by an adult
family. His wife: is decease's. ft is G
years since he left Howlett. Rev. Mr,
Clysdale, Fordwich, conducted a suit-
able service iu the Methodist church,
Deceased was a brother to Richard Roe,
Brussels, and was born in Ireland,
RA1LWAv BOARD lOCltL-- ',Tuesday
afternoon of last week the Railway
Board and Telephone Commission met
in Brunets to deal with business matters,
There were present Messrs. McIntyre
and Ingram and their stenographer anti
Expert Dagger, They approved of the
Hylaw concerning increased rate on
system to meet unforeseen liabilities in
way of cable, &o,, and wail grant order
for same. In a dispute with Wroxeter
company concerning the building of an
extra line Brussels office is asked to keep
tab on delayed messages for Brussels via
Molesworth and report on same to
Board so that this data will he before
them, Representatives from Wroxeter
were in attendance.
Mrs. Wm. Ross and daughter, Mrs.
Jessie Kerr, have gone to St. Marys
where the former will make an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. R, McAl-
pine. Mis. Kerr will visit in Toronto
later.
Lorne Pringle, of the Queen's City,
visited Brussels in connection with the
disposal of the brick restdenee of the
late Thos Maxwell, John street to Cou-
nor tiros., 16th Con., Grey township
The latter and their sister purpose com
ing to town to reside and have seemsd
a snug property.
Two good cows and a steer calf 7 months old
for sale. Phone 509 Geo. CorviN,
PIANO •TDNINO.-Mr. R. 11, Stewart, piano
ltyunaHOslo
LBJoho'L
ave all orders prompt.
CUSHION found,
Ask at VIE POOT.
/Aeon Grocery Corporation going to Start
mon everywhere in a cut-rate grocery bust•
seasefreof tfleir own. Earn $80 weekly. Send for
plana•
Tas Oovace Rete' AeaoOIM'cON, WtNnsOlt.
Cows FOR BALs. -1 Fresh ranch cow and 1
due to naive December 1st, Durham grades
and good rulleher. Phone 558.
J, P. MuIw eoeu, Lot 21, Con, 12, Grey.
0 Pros 5 waelca old for sale,
Phone 2912 ORAw0'oRD STRAOnAN.
Goon stead men wanted on wood work of
Threshing Myaehimae. Steady job for r1g11t
snap.
Tan Ren@RT,B@LL RNGINE AND TRRRanaa
Co.. LTD. SNAP NNW , ONT.
8 PIGS 8 weeks old, for sale. Phone 4111,
10.2 Wu. CLOSE.
A 4 -year-old Cow for sale, due to freshen
about Nov. 20. MARX L. CARDIFF,
10.8 Phone 428 Lot 10, Con, 15, Grey.
BRoon Sow for sale due to farrow about
Pas 6th, W11, AnneRams,
1040 Phone 8817 7th Line Morris,
Puna bred Older(' Ram end Ewe Lambs for
sale. CAMERON Clooe,ANa,
Phone 407 Lot14, Con, 6, Grey,
roe SALRj Shropshire Ram. Phone 2417,
19.2 Rom, MaNARaY, Con, 9, Gray.
Finn Oete for sale. Atex Nraaor, Phone
0012, Morris,
Fox SAL@. --0 young Ewes and a Ran Lamb
fit for service. Loote HoittNO @70, Phone 456
FOR SALE, -2 comfortable dwelling houses,
1.0. RI0DA0Ds.
DR. Paneltn, Osteopathic Phytioiao, visits
$rowels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous disease)) sacoessfully
treated. Visits residences. Consultation et
Queeo'a Hotel,
SRRvtes ot the Epworth League and
prayer meeting on 'Tuesday evening in
theethoc is
M 1 t church was one of Intel est
and ptcfl'. Service was in charge of
the Missionary Committee. Miss Eliza-
beth Downing gave a well prepared
topic ou Evangelistic work is China,
which was followed by a reading by
Miss Hobe Piom. It being the anni-
versary of the signing of the Armistice,
special reference was made to same and
'Vile Recessional" was rendered by F.
H. Gilroy,
BAD NIGHT 1105' GOOD ENTERTAIN.
MIN'S. -Monday eveniig was the tnili. 1
program of the Chant: uqua Course in
Brns.els for this season, the first of a
series of 5. The wet weather Was a cls•
terrent to those who bed not secured
tickets, no clonbt, but there was a fairly
good audience for all. The program
was pot on by Mrs. Fisk, a clever car.
toonist and entertainer, who by apt
crayon illustration, story and song, wit
and wisdom, filled the bill to a nicety
and proved the truth of the assertion
that everybody has a liking for pictures.
Mrs. Fisk, who is a Congregational
minister's wife In Clsvelancl, is a ready
speaker, droll and practical and gave
many a well timed hint and word of
advice, Hor c rton
1 work rtquired no
label. Smaller towns are not accustom-
ed to one person giving an evening's
program but when talent backs up the
ettort it proves no detriment to the pre-
sentation, Watch out for the next date,
Nov, 2615, when Sydney Landon will be
here. tie's first-class,
o
LA,r Mntalav Ward Buvhauuan had
2 Rogers of his left baud lacerated be a
sew in the Ament lactory and is now
having undesired holidays.
IPeople We Talk About ti
ff
Mrs. Wm Clouse and son spent Sun-
day Wingham,
Win ham
M I ollick, Toronto, was in town Last
week on a business trip.
Ben. Woodley took a hike to North-
ern Ontario last week on a venison hunt.
Misses Inez McNichol and Grace
Thompson spent the week eud with
Seaforlb friends,
Geo FTaist, R. An:lerson end others
front town are worsting at the &tx busi-
ness in Wiuglran iu the meantime.
W. H. Kerr attended a special meet-
ing of the London Conference Mission-
ary Committee at Landoll 'Tuesday.
Mrs. John Downing is home from
Guelph feeling considerably beuefctted
by the electrical treatment received.
Mrs. Frank Stamper and R. and Mrs.
Hamilton and family, alt of Bluevale,
were visitors with 13, and Mrs Whit -
lard,
Miss McMath apeut the week end
with miss Lovette Ballantyne The
young ladies are teachers of Ethel pub -
Ile school.
We regret to state that Mrs George
Muldoon is not enjoying her customary
good health but her many friends hope
for early improvement,
rovement
Rev. C. R, Durrant of Har
Co., has beet, appointraw. Esse.x
ed publicity mai)
in Essex County for the Great National
Campaign of the Methodist church.
Thursday of last week Mrs, W. H.
Kerr slipped on the cement sidewalk
going home and fell spraining her right
ankle and laying her aside for several
days,
Archie McCallum is here for a holiday
from the West and will visit relatives in
Brussels, Morris and other loealities,
He says crops were bad in his locality
Mrs Jas. Cardiff and Miss Addie ar-
rived home last week from a trip of 4
months in the West. They met many
old friends dnring their absence and
greatly enjoyed the outing.
Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Graham
anti son, Loudon, are visitors at Mrs.
A. Hunter's owing to the serious illness
of Miss Janet McKay, who has been
poorly for some time, we are sorry to
Self
Arthur McGuire arrived home last
week from a visit of the past three or
four months with relatives and friends
in the West. He was quite ill part of
the time but is feeling quite improved
nos.
Brussels Council
Regular meeting of Brussels Council
was held Monday, 3rd inst. Pres-
ent,. Reeve Plum and Oounoilloro
Fraser, Wilton and Richards.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved, Accounts ware presented as
follows :-
Jas. Kerr, teaming..•. ..... ......$ 6 00
R. Thnelt, Electric Light. 120 00
R. Thomson, teaming............ 12 60
Town of Seafor(.h, use of truck 10 00
Benson Wilcox Co„ electric
Cann
anpplFish es .00„.....Electric sup-
.. 24 00
plies 37 50
Imperial Oil Go., demurrage... 12 00
Express Go. Electric Light Co, 5 80
lYi, Fraser, streets 33 00
It Oliver, solar y 50 00
Fire Brigade, Flax ,Mill Fire 28 00
Five Brigade, Ament Fire 45 00
Moved by S Wilton, seconded by T.
0. Richards that above accounts be
paid excepting R. Oliver's and that it
10 be lecreased to 860.00. Carried,
Foreman Izenhnfer of the Flax M111
0o., asked the totvlr to attend tc
cleaning out part of ditch on Elm
street so that Company could drain
into it.
After balking over the town gravel
pit and other matters, Oouuoil ad-
journed.
0017N
HnnpltrIRa.-At the General Hosrital, Sarnte,
on November ltbh, 1010, to Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Humphries a eon -Leslie Walker,
000t'0
808A101PEB,-In Listowel. on November 8rd,
1010, Sarah Goodwin, robot of the late John
Adam Schaefer, formerly of Grey town•
ship, in hor 84th yens.
SRAl1rle.-At Elgin, Man„ on Oct, 28rd, 1010,
Florence May, beloved wife of George W.
Sherpa in her 88th oar, Mrs. Sharpe waft
a grand -daughter of Jos, Duncan, Atwood,
1N MEMORIAM
Lova,-in loving memory of Arthur Wellesley
Love, Walton, who died in Moosejaw Hoe -
11101, cot. lett, 0018,
Had 1 bat seen him et his Leet,
Or watched his dying breath,
Or heard the tacit sigh of his heart,
Or held his aching head.,
My heart, I think, world not have felt
This bitterness of grief.
But God has ordered otherwise,
And now 118 recta in peace ;
His ohoery ways, his smiting face
Are a pleasure to resell;
There to nothing left to answer
But hie photo on the wall.
FAseratt, MOTHER, 8501)x7,8 AND 130001110115
AUOTION SALES
TnzanAY, NOV. 1841, -Form Stook, lmple•
menta, household furniture, &c„ Lot 8, Comp,
Greytownahlp. Sale ntmeser04d at 1 p, an
aherp. Fletcher hoe, Prop. L F, S. Soett,
Allo,
eneAfe6'C14,'ectsp
i•
le010 , 80, on, Gryownip,
Hale lien -served, at t p. 10, Geo, Hanley,
Prop. , F. S Sentt, Ate,
MONDAY, Nog. 24T11, -Farm ;Stock, im le•
merits, 8ce , S5 Lot IS, Con. 2, Morris township.
Rale ntlp m, Milton MeVebile,Prop,1 N,S,
Semtt, ADD.
TtcoSnAY, DEO,Um-Perm Stock, ImPle•
mento, &o„ et Let 26, (Tau, 14, (trey, Salo un-
reserved itt 1 o'eloak, lo, A, Hood, A[to, ; Thos,
Williamson, Prop,
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OF' CANADA
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
We advise the purchase of
Caned.,..9s Victory Bonds
as a safe and profitable investment in addition
to being a help to your country.
Any Branch of this Beek will take 260
your subscription without ohnrlte,
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, ®El CI Manager.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat -^
Spring Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Batter
Eggs
Hogs
Wool
Potatoes psi' bag
Hay
4
1 00 2 00 $2 10
1 65 1 00
1 25 1 26
60 60
6e 60
16 0 16 76
00 I
85 1 001
6 0
Coll -se Dog Strayed
Black and tan collie dog strayed from the
homy of the nmleralgned Lot 4, Con, 8, Gray,
00 or Moat Nov 5411,. Aninu.l is about half
bob tall Saitnble reward,
Phone 210 - 111OHA ten JACKLIN,
Farm for Sale or to Bent
Beteg Lot15, Con. 2, Grey Township. For
further particulars apply to
1845 MRN. PAUL SMIDLTZER, Lnoknow.
Household Goods for Sale
AT D. BLAKE'S
Lot 6,Con.13,Grey
C y
Following articles aro offered by
Private Sale:-
Kitehen-Range, heater (5001 or wood), table,
chairs and other things. Parlor -Library tab-
le and chairs to match., 1 willow rocker, 1 elite
Pion chair, 1 mission grandfather's clock 1
taberout for jardenier, I ebony jardeuier
stand, 1 sectional book Daae, 1 ladies dressing
glass, 1 ndasion manual trainingmake centre
table, 2 hall trees, 1 lnahogoay cair, 2 leather
chairs, 1 willow porch swing, 2 bedsteads and
springs, 1 Birdsoye itinplo dresser, 1 Birdaeye
Maple bedroom rocker, 1 Birdseye Maple read -
Ism table, 1 Princess dresser, 1 small dresser
with glass, 1 white enamel refrigerator (cork
lined, Crystal snake), 1 large Mina closet (2
upper shelves fitted with mirror, 6 shelves in
all), and many other orticlea.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SA LID OF HORSES. Thomas
Brown has been instructed to sell by pub -
lie auction at Miller's hotel barn, Walton, on
Friday, Nov. 14111,commencing at 1 o'clock
sharp, the following :-1 span of aged sorrel
mares, 1 blood mere 10 years old, 1 5 year old
agricultural horse, 1 draft horse 0 years olcl, 2
agriculturalhoreee 0 years old, 1 draft colt 2 '
years old, 1 agricultural colt 2 years old, blood
filly 2 years old, 2 yearling agricultural horse,
1 blood yearling, 8 blood colts belonging to
first 8 horses mentioned. Shortage of feed
reason for sale, Terms -All arms of $10 and
under cash; over Clint amount 10 mesollls'
credit will be given on fnrniahtng approved
joint notes. A discount of 6 per oeot per an -
nem off for cash,
JOHN IMI00ALLUM, Proprietor,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOLIMPUR•
m5NTO, 050, F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, bas
reoetved instruotdono from the undersigned
Proprietor to sell by Public Auotion at Sas Lot
10, 1:011„ 2, Morrie on Monday, Nov, 24th, at 1
o'clook, the following valuable property :-
1 heavy draft horse riahng 8 years, 1 heavy
draft horse rising 8 years, 1heavy draft horse
rieing 10 years, 1 cow due to calve March 7th,
1 cow due to calve Marsh fiat, 1 oow 101(1,15'
good at present, 6 calves about 8 months oil,
8 calves about 5 menthe old, 1 thorobred Dur-
ham bull rising 2 years, 7'good steers rising 2,
1 heifer rising 1 year's, 1 fat heifer, 2 geese and
1 gander, Remo 810110 re spreader, farm wog•
et, water trough, supply tank, set iron liar -
rows, Fleury plow (No 21,) Prost & Wood gang
plow, set plow harness, 26 tons of good hay
mixed timothy and clover, 600 bus. oats, coal
(seater, Terms. -Sonia of $10 and under cash ;
over that moonlit 12 months credit given on
approved
or sed soint notes. 6 per cent off for cash
ALL,TON AIOVETTIE, Proprietor,
,1101,_,_.
AIJOTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, 1MPLE-
0110Ne'E, Fn1Nl!ruen. &O. Jr, S, 8.00,
e ee7(oneer, has received instructions from
lh•• ndersiggned proprietor to sell by public
n
a„rion at Lot 0, COI. 0, Grey township, m
7'.. • dee, Nov. 18th, at 1 o'clock, the following
1Oa1r 1 npe!tr :-1 d11 Irg1}
01
6y
el irt
9
a -d Inrordriving Dere 4 sows auppooed
calf 1 to freshen Dec I t 2farrow cows, 0l 10 calves, 8 steers rising years, 4 eifrs
1
1 r ing 2 yearn, 4 steers riming 2 yearn, 6 hives
51 '.1-e+ Il 511(1.to n 1• •14
6 erns Mowerutile a see ae l 1 ow.
hl le,; Urian hr, o ant, disc harrow,
ti amend tooth harrow, 'tee pulper, 11 -hoed JamI-
se,,ddrill anti -cultivator°,,acolteeth, Peter Danis,
top hay c utter, team w atilt; net or , slims,
watopgon,
on, hay
entice, team tvagnn eel box, 11(111
road 4550, a raelq gravel 't c tri stir bob skm tie, road Dort, srt civ j wk. 'talc hvr,•1, se gar het t ie,
26 gal. abed bowel, ha"d eider milt. 2 'ream
peen,.40,, flet dnnblr 1)11.0ting 11,41 r.•• 4, 2
Pete 01' tight harness, 0114 nenrly nen' ,v'13 01-
barrun',1 home blankets, i4 Potton guile ones,
]own mower, wheat 20 can'dastove w,od shunt
8 00114 of bey, 200 bus. mixed renin, 200 Int.,,
oats, any thee, forks aid numernnn other or.
Bole», upholstered parlor suite, umh•,galy
bedroom suite, bed and springs, piano ahnost
new. organ, sewing maohluo, titnhon range,
Queen heater, dining room exbeesion table,
kitchen table, 2 cupboards 1 with glass top,
dishes, pictures and all household effects,
Salo without reserve es the Proprietor hoe
sold his farm. Terms. -Sumo of $10 and under
cash ; over that amone t 8 mon the credit given
on furnishing approved joint netee• 4 per
cent off for cash on credit amounts.
PLETCH R 8051, Prop,
AUCTION RA 115 050 FARM N'r01.1;, 1 MPI, E•
tr@NTP, ae. 15, 55, Scott, A00tio17eer, has
received instructions from the nndersignnd
proprietor to sell by public auction rib Lot 80,
0m1. 14, Grey township, o11 Friday Nov. 21st,
at 1 o'clock, the
following valuable property
:
0 cows auPPoad to he In calf, 2.heifers
ricin 6 ears 4 minim 1Ves, it number o
well bred hens, Frost &Wsod binder
gooeas new, Mao is mower, drill,
McCormick steel horse rake iliac
tuirrow
sot 6 section harrows, farm wagon, wngon,
611x,
Bet bob sleighs, sot of bunks, Clinton fennmgg
mill with bogging attaoent, root pulper, 2
wheelbarrows, grindstone, set heavy harness,
set single harness nenrly new, top buggy, 2
mutters 1 nenrly new 2 logging chains, several
neckyokes and wllime Tees n
y t rsatin g plow,
8doe, grace bogs, milk can, geed cry onus,
milk pada, about 20 tone drain
goad e, con
vinegar several ever, drahl orks, sp ale ,hovel, dder,
epode,radlstep adder, !spades, with
shelf and
re ery ladder, i heron rangedor with
shelf and reservoir for either woad or coal,
heater, a number of new stove pipes, singer
sewing =whine, lounge, 2 kitchen rehire, 1t)t•
open cupboard, oval table, onk upholstered
Morrie chair, 2 bedroom suite 1 new, 2 bed-
aprings, some carpets and matting, clothes
horse, set bedsteads,iano ease 0 optive
Dominion organ, some oilcloth, double barrel
shot gun, toilet set 2 Mottle tea kettles, small
oak dash ohurn, good wringer, 2 large hash
tubs, sink, wash board, Ray* lamp, 3 Other
lamps, 2 doe, panes gleam 10x12 inches, oevernl
pine doors, arose cut eew, buck saw , a gaontity
of hard 14100d, gine4 and granite were, aom8
dishes. pens and cutlery, 0 number of kitchen
utensils, some small tools and other thingo,
Sale without reserve 80 the Proprietor hoe
sold his farm. Terme,-Stem of $5 and under
cash ; over that amount 10 menthe credit gly.
en ml furnishing approved joint notes, 0 per
Dent off for wash 011 credit amounts.
GEORGE BANLEY,Prop.
AUCTION SALE OF FAR1MI STOCK. IM-
rLEM10NT0, &O, F. S. Scott, Auctioneer,
hna received instructions from the undersign-
ed Proprietor to sell by Public Auction 8t Lot
1, Con. 17, Grey (adjoining the Village of Wel-
ton,) on Tuesday Nov, 26th et 1 o'clock, the
following valuable property :-1 general put' -
pose mare 0 years old, 1 need horse, 1 driving
snare 4 years old, 1 draft horse 4 years old,
1 cow supposed to bo in calf, 1 cow due JMU:
ary 20,1 Doty due March 27 1 oow enppooed its
coif, 000ws supposed in calve in May, 1 farrow
cow, 2 yearling ;beers, 0 yearling lteifero, ti
miring 0011)00, Deering binder 7 ft., Deming
mower 651„ hay rake left , allltiveto,'. Nnxon
seed drill 10 hoe, aan0ier, wagmh fiat hay raclr,
clutter, stone bent, set third -horse harness,
80014110e harness, set double brunching Isar -
netts, quantity of hey, quantity of maple (500, -
her, spades, hoes, etc., glaas;cnpboard balsas,
6 dining room chairs, falling leaf table, lied-
abend, 2 Rets bad springs, 111111101.011e other ar-
ticlee, Tarma,-Some of $10 and under cash ;
over that amount 11 months credit given 011 1
furnishing approved joint 11010R. 4 per cent
off for anah on credit amounts. Bey to be
00011.
JOHN BENNSITT, Plop,
Economy of Ford Service
WEAR is unavoidable even in the
V V best car, but certain parts wear
out more quickly than others. There is
no need of scrapping your car because
the piston rings have seen their day,
because the platinum points of the
vibrators are worn out. Probably the
rest of the is'.
asg ao
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Medical men agree that the human
body is renewed, cell by cell, every
seven years. You can do the same
with your Ford Gar and prolong its lire
at minimum cost by replacing worn
parts from time to time.
Ford service has been the means of doubling
the lives of hundreds of Ford Cars, and cut-
ting down the cost of motoring. The fact that
a Ford Touring Car, which costs $690, f. o. b.
Ford, Ont., can be purchased part by part
separately for $917 is ample proof of the
economy of driving a Ford Car.
It will pay you to have your car overhauled during
the winter months. '700 Canadian Dealers and over
2,000 Service Garages supply genuine Ford parts and
prompt repair service,
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When buying, choose a Ford, and take advant-
age of the economy of Ford service.
S. Carter Dealer Brussels
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Boots, Shoes
and Rubbers
Saturday, Nov. 15112, we
start our Reduction Sale.
Only six weeks to do busi-
ness and we are going to sell a lot of goods in these six
weeks ii Price and Quality will do it. Buy Shoes for
your future needs and save dollars by doing so.
-ltIen's Heavy Working Shoes -Large stock, low priers,
--Men's Long 13141h1er Bunts at Silcsc:ittl Imv prices.
-Felt Shope for Unties, (-lento and Children,
-Ladies' and Gents' Fine. 811000.
-Large stock of the ONleheated Granby Rubbers tri keep all sizes
of feet. dry.
-Rubbers and Heavy Sox for Mien.
We moat lower our stook before stock -laking and we'1'e going to do it.
Harness Departrnent-Team and SinglnHjn„'nese, Robes, Col-
lars, Blankets, Itnge, Trunks Rud Satchels at wire to snake thein wove,
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We have in stock a splendid litre of goods to keep
you warts,
UNDERWEAR -In All Wool, Fleece -lined and Un -
1011 fat' Men and Boys, Women and Children,
KNITTED UNDERSKIRTS -- Dark Grey, for
Women,
Children's Fleece -lined Hygiene Waists,
Heavy All Wool Stockings and Socks,
Boys' All Wool Pullover Sweaters.
Men's Military Flannel Work Shirts.
Military Flannel by the yard, Flannelette Blankets,
Mitts, Lined Gloves, Men's Winter Caps, Toques; etc.
These lines are selling fast. Give us the privilege
of filling your requirements now.
R. O. R THW LL, Moncrief
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