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Balls
Blocks
Games
Picture
Books
Riddle Hare
Books for
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BOAS for
Boys
fountain
Pens
Most Popular Present
One of the New Books
Sky Pilot of No Man's Land
by Connor 51 50
Dangerous Deye
by Mary Rnberte Rinehart 1 110
Politica of the Canadian Army
by ('ol, Berbert Bruce 2 25
Rainbow Valley
by L. M. Montgomery 1 50
Sana Old Rill5
Love of an 'Unknown soldier 1 25
Irl Flanders' Fields
by ;Cohn McRae 1 50
The Lamp in the Desert
by Ethel M. Dell 1 75
Woks
Perfumes
Boxes of Chocolates
China
flash Lights
Fancy Baskets
Brass Goods
Leather Purses
Hand Strap Purses
Gillette Razors
Boxed Stationery
iVaRY 85111
i Toh et Ware tlashFolezte eface
Among the pieces in Ivory are:—
Hair Brusbee,
Cambs, Mirrors,
lint Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
Photo Frames, Clocks,
Jewel Boxes, Trays,
Manicure Pieces — Files, Butlers,
Corn Knives, Cuticle Knives,
Manicure Scissors, &c,
Also Manicure Setts in Cages or
Folds,
Brush, Comb and Mirror in hand.
roma ('ane...
There is Great Choice,
For Doing Hp Xmas Parcels
- White and Colored Tissue Paper, -
Holly Ribbon, Tinsel Cord,
Holly Boxes, Seals, Tags, &o,
Christmas Decorations
Garlands, Wreaths, Streamers,
Red Bells, Poineettas and
Christmas Stockings,
Christmas Cards
and Booklets.
Christmas Post Cards,
Small Books nicely bound
for Gift Purposes,
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DON'T MIee THE APOLLOS.
LAST Sunday was the shortest day
of the year.
APOLLO Company Saturday evening
in Town (call, Brussels.
CHRISTMAS and New Years will be
Bank holidays remember,
Senores will close for Christmas holi-
days on Friday of this week.
QUITE a few automobiles -continue to
run as the snow bas not been deep
enough to iuconvenience them much.
DON'T forget Saturday, loth inst., is
the date of the splendid Concert by the
Apollo Company. You'll be sorry if you i
rotes it.
A squaw and Indian lad did the town
last week in a house canvass for person-
al assistance. They were adepts at the
husinees.
PRINTED forms for announcing Rural
School meetings ou hand et THE POST.
Date will he Wednesday, December
Both. Send us a report of what you do,
GOOD FTILL WEER—Moud;y evening
at this we, k there was a Travel Palk, it
lustrattd by loo views, on China in the
Methodis' church ; Mission Band enter-
tainment in Melville church Tuesday
evening; Christmas Tree pro•
gram will be given in Lecture
room of the Methodist church
Thursday evening ; and the Apollo
Concert Company come, in the Chaut-
auqua Course, for Saturday evening' in
the Town Hall. When probably another
dozen meetings, Ltclges, &c., get their
doings through there will be a busy lime
for a good many and Satan should not
have much mischief still for idle hands
to do,
WEDNEt•DAY evening of last week the
members of "The G 'nd Cheer" young
ladies etas in the Methodist Sabbath
ecbool, presenters their teacher, Mrs,
Alm Rands, with :, Hue dressing gown
r Christmas gift. Miss Morris, the
1'reeide'ri r,f the class, made the presen-
tation. A suitable reply was matte by
the recipient wiio ha; 1a00111 succenaive-
iyand successfully ri,r past 22 years in
Brus els Metheemt Suncley School.
Presentation was made at the home of
R, and Mrs. Leathecdule wbere Mrs.
Rands had been eiviied for tea, "The
Good Cheer" class do practical things.
DIeo IN TORONTO -Hugh K. Sell,
second sun of Tilos Selig of Toronto,
passed away to his rewaid lass week.
Mr. S'eli during the years of his rest- t
deuce in Lucknow wee bead salesman in
the dry.t rods StO'r '11 the hi.e Jelin Mc.
Hartle He a111 his wife were very
highly regarded in the village and numb
sympathy will be felt with them in their
The deceased Was a
bereavement. a
travebin+selesman for .te`e well-known
Toronto firm of Richard L Balser & Co.
had been eminently successful on the
road, and vas belch in high esteem by
the arm. Ile was extremely popular, a
Inau of enerering personality, always
ready With a smite and a cheerful greet-
ing. Attacked let1 nnpenclicitls while
in Ottawa, he was op'latrcl on .in the
(leuotnl Hespit:al there, 111(1 survived
the 051 (ii,'n „nlv n kw (lay,. The
311100113, exteptieually largely attended,
took piece from his late residence, 38t
Sunnysirle Ave , the service being eon•
ducted by Rev Dr. Solomon Cleaver
and his previous pastor, Rev. H. 1i.
Lancelet/ He leaves a Widow and two
young rhi111ren to sorrow over his all too
early (loath. The :Soil's lived hi Bros -
eels for a few years,
THVRsnAY of next week will be Christ-
mas Day and a public holiday.
MONDAY was a fairly good sample Of
an old time blizzard and rather put the
, kibosh on business for the day. Weath-
er was both cold and rough.
gene and lot for sale, with stable, well, cel-
lar, &o., located on corner of John and Jaynes
streets, Brussels. Immediate possession can
be given, For further particulars apply to
ALEx. SMITE, Brussels,
COMFCRTADLE house for sale on Flora street,
Brussels, in good repair and splendid locality,
For further particulars as to price, terms, &c.
see ALEx. ROE, Phone 42x,
0 pigs, 5 weeks old for sale, JAS. Mailers
Phone 8014.
8 pigs, 6 weeks old for sale, Lot 18, Con. 14,
Grey, Phone 427. DAVID 0LA,Rx,
WE are now prepared to repair harness and
shoes quickly as we have secured extra help.
RICHARDS & 00.
8 young pigs, weight 80 lbs., for sale. Also a
young cow with calf at foot. Phone 4512,
ALEX. RUSSELL, Lot 20, Con, 7 Morris,
BROOD Sow for sale due to farrow about
Deo. 5th, PFM, ALDERSON,
18.52 Phone 8617 7th Line Morris,
Foe SALE. -2 comfortable dwelling honeee.
I. C. RICHARDS.
Youoo girl wanted to teem pant and vest
making. Wages $S 00 a week to start with.
Apply to R. reec uaoze, Brussels.
DR. PARSER, Oeteopethie Physician, 'delta
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous diseases successfully
treated. Visite reeldences. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel,
ONLY about $20 0o taxes were left
unpaid last Saturday by Brussels tax-
payers. This is the best record yet,
BRUSSELS Skating rink will be open
the last night of the old year long
enough to welcome in 1920. Get your
skates ready,
ENGAGEMENT,—Jno, H. and Mrs.
Hewitt, Brussels, announces the engage-
ment of their only daughter, Rhoda
Mary, to Thomas Willis Mitchell, only
son of Mrs. Martha Mitchel and the late
John Mitebell, the marriage to take
place quietly the latter part of Deceln
bar.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT has been made of
the $tsceoo forwarded to the Navy
League Ftied collected in Brussels and
locality. Since the remittance Robert
Currie and James Bryans convassed a
section of Morris township and reported
the tidy sum of $17.00, which brings the
total un to $136 0o Not a bed report
WINNERS OF VICTORY LOAN ESSAYS
In the recent Victory Loan campaign
prizes were tffered for the best Essays
on the subject "What Victory Loans
bave done for Canada." The awards
for Brussels school were :—Form III— AUCTION SALES
Silver Medal, Margaret Maunders; TUESDAY, Dump/MR 281tn,—Farm stook, int.
Bronze Medal, Dorothea Stafford. plements, &o , NI Lot 7, Cron. 7, Morris town.
Honorable mention, E, McCall. Iu sbh' Bale unreserved at 12 o'clock sharp,
Form II—Silver Medal went to Muriel
Alb artT.Cole, Prop.,James Taylor, Aim,
Hoover ; Bronze to Florence Stewart,
Honorable mention, Vera Hall and Rds-
sell Grant, Tem PetsT congratulates.
LYCEUM COURSE
Splendid Program
Apollo Concert Co.
SA'T'URDAY, DEO, 20
The Liliou Kalani
Hawaiian Quartette
JANUARY 17
Vlssochis. Florentine
Musicians
MARCH. 3
Plan of Reserved Seats open
at Fox's Drug Store,
Choice Stock of
Groceries
Fresh and Good
Fruits, Confectionery, Nuts
Nice assortment of
Stone, China and Glassware
Prompt attention to your orders.
Phone 43
W. J. McCracken
GROCER
DANCE in Town Hall Monday 29th
'net.
RINK will be open every night during
Christmas week
THE mail Cou(•iers had rough trips
last Monday forenoon.
GOOD fun for the kids and ladies
skating at the rink Saturday afternoon
LAST week School Inspector Field
visited Brussels School and reported
favorably.
EVERY advertisement may save you
dollars beace don't pees them by with•
out spendioga few minutes on thane.
PosTourrcE HOURS.—Owing to the
train schedule Brussels postoffice will be
open from g to so a. in on Christmas
and New Year's Day.
INvrTATIONs are 0111 for the Cox -Bur-
gess wedding, date being Tuesday of
next week. There are come others on
the list but we mustn't tell just yet.
THE POST is issued early this week so
as to get it into the hands of our sub-
scribers to see about Christmas hacgains
and to give us a chance for the holiday
u ext week.
A couple of Salvation Arany lassies
made a tour of the town Monday in sell-
ing the Christmas war Cry. It was a
rough day for the job. They hailed
from Wingbam and were good stuff.
$34 0o were the fine receipts from
the sale of home made baking Wednes-
day afternoon of last week, under the
Auspices of the Women's Instllute.
The latter wish to thank all who assist-
ed.
BRUSSELS Farmers' Club will hold
their annual meeting on Saturday after-
noon of this week at I o'clock Finan-
cial report will be presented, officers
elected and other business transacted.
See advt. in this issue
A WINNER.—At the Guelph Winter
Fair last week amidst keen competition,
Walter Rosethe well known poultry
fancier, Brussels, carried off end prize
for pen of White Leghorns ; god end
3rd for cock ; 2nd and 3rd for cockerel
and and fur pullet. Mr. Rose has a fine
plant and will do a bigger business in
s 920.
WHAT WE MAY EXPECT,—
Entertainments galore.
Holiday business rush.
Busy time at postolBces,
5% added to unpaid taxes,
School teachers and students home.
"Your vote and ioaneuce" on pro.
grew,
Full house Saturday evening at Apollo
Concert.
A Family Gift
The beet gift for one's family, one
well thought of during a whole year
is a year's aubacription to the Family
Herald and Weekly Stas of elontrdal,
It costs only $1 25 if remitted for in
December, and with it you get the
best portrait of the Prince of Wales
ever taken, The portrait is 10x22
inches. It is said the Feleily herald
is overwhelmed with o'ders this sea -
on and no wonder, for it is the best
value to be had, Itis a great family
and farm paper.
Dees
MITOHELL At Byrmr, Ont., on Member 15,
1010, John Mitoticll, formerly of Grey town-
ship, aged 84 years.
LAYING CosrmisT,—john Duncan bag
Io hens, Rhode Island Reds, in the
Government laying contest carried on at
the Experimental Farm, Montreal, for e
year, commenoiug in November. There
are 5o entries and a daily record is kept
of each pen and of each hen. Mr, Dun•
can's birds have been ranging up well to
the top standing eo to A record of roe
As individual bird Mr. Duncan has a
hen with 20 t0 its record against 21, the
highest score. The contest is an inter-
esting cue e alter Rose, Brussels, has
also a pen of White Leghorns in the
same enntest. We are glad to ree this
ente•lprise on the part of our poultry
men, and Tice Pon Will report from
time to time,
Mclilllop township Nomination
A meeting for nominating n Reeve end four
Councillors for the rniolpnlity of the Tnwn-
ehip or Mc1(11100 for t° 50,1121020 w111 ho heist
20 Caldera Ball, Winth,o0 on Monday the
20th day of December 11118 at the bear of
1 °'°look p, me and in the event of neon 1002
sons beteg nomhlated than urn rsqqutred to 1111
the several offlosa nn elortion wilt be .held on
Monday
g the ivision of January ar�-0. R 1{tlland's
House Lot 10 (on, 5.Ewano, D. R• O•
Thea. Mnylend P. C,
1111 DI inion No 2—James 1111 i T
Po v ii ,s aviee
Lot 26, (.11 4. Jos, Dnrrance, D. R. 0, .inose
Hilton Df:71.
g11—Leo. (S Jeision No. Luo. McXeys Mime
Let 10, , Con, le. . Looming, D. R. O, J, Mttr-
Po111ppg Division No. 4—School Bowie No,
7, Lnt 20, Con,12, Thes, Archibald, D. R, 0,
Alden Mn(lavin,l�, tl. M, AMTJIODXE1 mark,
Christnias Gifts'
JACKSON'S
Jewelery Store
OUR new atoek is ready 1111' your
helpmeets). 1Ve W210 /10310/110
in 1'nyiug early, divt'(•t 1'vour
r0anul'ltCturet•v, ibt' 21).511. our pricer
are right and conslsteet with high
quality.
LADIES
Diamond Rings
Whole Pearl Rings
Onyx Rings
Gem Rings
Cameo Rings
Signet Riu„s
Pearl Set, Necklets
Peat 1 1st Lavaliere
Gold Brooches
Wrist Watches
Pearl Set Pins,
Brooehee, &e,
Bracelets
Cat Glass
Mesh lenge
GENTS
Signet Rings
Stone Set Rings
Gold Filled
Watches
Bays' Watches
Cuf0 Links
Watch Chains
Watch Fobs
Goll Tie Pins
Gold Lockets
Collar Pine
Autostrop Razors
Genn Razors
Pipes
Fountain Pena
00n,n dnity Silverware.
1847 Rodgers' Silverware.
Alarm and Mantle Clocks, Be.
ONE, PRICE TO ALL.
H. L Jackson, Jeweler
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BRUSSELS BRANCH
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To Our Oust t finers
We thank ail o r Customers
for the patronage of the past
year arsd wish them a Merry
Christmas and Happy New
Year.
Will be glad to supply your
Needs for 1920.
R. Co RATHWELL
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either for quality or price.
Boxed Chocolates
Full line of Cigars, Tobaccos,
Pouches and Smokers' Supplies.
Brick and Bulk ice Cream always oii hand
Come in and get what' you leant—we have it.
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Colne in and talk it over with us and we wilt
write Santa Claus for you, If we have not got
the Records you want just whisper in our ear.
We are at Your Service, Watch far the Sly "Ford”
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THE STOIUs
Weekly Store )'t ews
Christmas Gifts Fr All
WITH the great variety of Useful and Ornamental
Xmas Goods that our this year's stock con-
tains we think the selection of your Christmas
Gifts should be a matter of considerable pleasure. We
know the following list will be both interesting and
helpful ;-
1Vaterrnan's Fountain Pens
A very fine assortwent at
2.50, 5.50, 5,00 and 56.00.
Ladies' hand Bags and Purses—
Great variety of designe.
Thermos Bottles—One of most
useful of Ohr'istrnas Uifte—
e All styles and sizes,
® Flash Lights — Ours ave the
9 "Franco” lights and you
se can't beat them.
• • Chocolates—This is one of torr
• very' special lines. "Wil-
® lard's" Chocolates in hand-
• some pkgs., 40c to 53.00.
o ▪ Fine Cased Pipes as well as a
a splendid assortment of the
regular selling styles—
The Kola brand $1.00 each
Safety Razors—iutrd to beat for
an acceptable Xmas Gift—
"Gillet's" and "Auto•Strop"
$5 00 each.
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Fine Elite Limoge and Nippon
China—Our stork in this par-
ticular lisle is very attractive
and well asaorte(1.
Perfumes and Toilet 1Vatrls--
We have a splendid ah .521i
of the well Ichown Seely line,
Purses and \Vsdleto for Olen —
Ynu Will Hurl 11 eaey 11(1(1211
one hese,
Oamer(ts—For an all year Xtnits
gift its hard to heat 11 Cam-
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Fancy Boxed Statlosery — al-
ways a most 11ceeptalle gift,
Ours is "Witrwic•k'•i ." Hand-
some "De Lux," line -
25e to 52 70
Bronze Statuary"1V01-
ler'a" Eng! kit Pot Iety, Three
goods rine very (5275 and ex-
ceedingly atl.ractive, We
have a nice ((5(111 1 111 211 t.
French Ivory and Real Ebony Toilet Articles
Isere is where our stock is particularly complete and attractive. 'We
have some splendid individual pieces in both Ivory and Manly 110 well
as some handeornely fitted cases ab ..... ,... 5.00 8.00 10.00 12 00 20.00
Quality guaranteed the best.
Our Toy Department
Is brimful of all hinds of things for the Little Polk—Doll.., Game.,
trains, Fire Engines, Steam Engines, Horns, Drutnv, Pile ilrivess,
Sand Olanes, Picture Blocks, Picture Books, Story Books, Puzzles, tee,
Our Book Counter
Contains many of this season's best books as well as a great liar of 1,..
prints of the beet authors -75c, 90e and $1.00. Any hook not .0 st„rlt
will be gladly and promptly procured for you.
JAMES F
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Spring Wheat 2 1u1
Oats 115
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Hogs 15 0U
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Strayed on Lot 82, Con. 14, Moleillop, on or Peas
about Sept. eat, a heifer rising 2 years old. Barley
Owner is requested to prove property, pay:ex. Butter
Penang and take her away, Eggs
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At Prices to Please
as they Must all Co
Felt Shoes for Ladies at Reduced Prices.
Felt Shoes for Men at Reduced Prices.
Felt Shoes for Children at Reduced Prices.
In fact all 'hoes Deduced as we must still reduce our
stock before inventory is taken,
Slippers FOR Santa Claus to choose Pres-
ents from for all sizes of feet,
HARNESS DEPARTMENT
Robes, Collars, Blankets, Rugs, Trunks and Satchels, Club Bags,
Suit Oases, Bella, &e,
SINGI4E HARNESS at Money Saving Prices,
Richards
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WE EXTEND.A CORDIAL -INVITATION
TO ALL OUR ' CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS TO MAKE OUR STORE YOUR.
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SHOPPING.
WE CAN ASSURE YOU GOOD. SELEC-
TIONS TO CHOOSE FROM AND ALSO
THE BEST VALUES IN " THE TRADE.
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