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Horses se cer,3 ewer end
Worm FLl ,P., 1 . ateies
tonics to mere., gerterte
good, nils tiereeleu :Did en-
ables them to go the full geed
out of every leered nl r t g'': au ted.
25 ib. rails are $...o 12 lb.
pkgs $r ; :and reevear.. a'su
two smaller sizes tt fisc and :5e.
Other He's Pr, patatiolis are
Hess' Dip and Hisinfeotant
i5 ries ;nu., 45e bottles
Hass' Heave Powder
see p:,c;ages
Hess' Healing Powder
Ness' Norm Powder
25e tills
41‘.1 eackages
Hess' Instant louse Hiller
•,t• i, „Nag,,
Hess' Poultry Nana
a. ,r SE,' neer:.
Coupons Freed
We can Down ue-:n= for
free camp' • pa, 1see ; f Hess'
Stock Toe 10.
Pictiires neatly mounted iu a
Kodak Album are safe against loss
or iujury. Nicely displayed on
the page of the Album and titled
with white ink they gain much in
nterest and effect.
We have a fine line of Albums
from 25e each up lo$4.00.
Ask to see the
Dry Mounting Tissue
f:,r inserting Snaps -much better than
paste.
Films developed and Printed
February Pictorial Review
A fine number.
NOW cm sale. Price 2oc.
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LocAL news on pee 5 also,
COUNCIL meetin gest Moseley even-
ing.
Co. Comm. is meeting this week a.
Goderich.
NExe monthly Heves; F.,:rThursday,
February 5th.
MONTHLY Horse Fair Thursc:ay of
next week in Bruscs,
"MURDI90N is seeping all before him
in towns recently , a,'rd
A Leap yea eke: e i,t0gram
at Brussel. Rink ee.xt 1,edeesdev even-
ing from 8 to 10,3„ p m.
WHAS' comity' tae & or teen on Feb. 2 . n
Murdlson; the real McKie, at before
the war prices. You'll like him.
R, LEATHERDALE was elected Chair -
mac of Brussels School Board for 1g2O.
He's been a member for manv years.
A consignment of new books has bee
reeeived at the Public L,brary wbic
will be marked and p aced on th
shelves in the near future.
A number of homes and other place
are being wired or re -wired to be read
for the coming of the hydro next Fal
This is taking time by the forelock.
HEAR Murdlson sing "Bonnie Luc
Lee" in "Kilt, Bonnet and Heather,
Town Hall, Feb. 2nd. The waggle o
the KiltMurdison does make i
waggle.
SUHS0RIPTION rates for the Montrea
Wituess acid Northern Messenger lav
been increased, :t1.:e the Fancily Herald
and Weekly Star The crrtected club-
bing offer mar he read on page 5,
MRs. Goox wie, timelier of Mrs. E. A.
Kyle, has leased the home en Princess
street, lately vacated Mrs Mrs. John Car
diff, who went to Clinton to live with
her daughter, Mrs. Hors' Bartliff.
Tim balance 0f the woad supply,
bought in standing timber 1,y the town
Council from A. Berets, Grey township,
is being cut and will he ready for de-
hvery shortly. (?uvmisty wit; not uearly
equal what was g, t .'it last Wilder.
n i Rettxrd• .T, P. MoiNTean;
b FOR SALE -A Dominion Organ, 8 octave
e I Wit. V. MoHar. Phone 484.
Feb.
GOOD
also 4 pige 4 weeks old. CEIoix BATE
s I MAN, Ethel, Phone 8518.
Y 15.00 daily the year aroundsend for yearly
1. oontract and sample case free, H. V. MARTIN,
Windsor, Ontario.
Y I FIVE good sown, Inc to calve, for cafe•
GeaDON MODoa,&LD,
. 1 Woon for sale by the acre also cedar.
MRs W. FfALieg, Morris township.
t 4 Pedigreed Berkshire aowa, 0 months old, all
bred, for sale. Reason for selling am making
l i an importation. Large English Berk. of the
I Highaleres-Agusta strain,
Phone 0010. ,TAE. REN, Walton
Fon SALE. -28 ewes, 5 young cows with calf,
5 head of cattle rising 2 years. 7 young plge 24.
months old and 8 pigs 8 months old, also sweet
clover seed. Wit, HD'rOHxissoN, T,ot 17, Con, 2,
Grey. Phone 2015.
• 7 young pigs for sate from 72 10 00 ponnds
Also a York sots due to farrow neat month.
1,ntrls HOLLINGER, 711i fine, Morris. Phone
455.
iNCsaAs1Ne RATRs,-On account of the soar.
Otto prices for hay, Oslo, e,, I end 5
longer hal freight nt the old rata of 40%4:
per hundred This lo to give notioe that the
rats will be increased to 8 dente, nom menoi
this week. The charge per day's work with
tubi and team will be 77 W, Thanking the
public for past patronage,
JAMRU HEN0EReoN, Drayman,
cum. heater for sale, nearly new,
Phone 1214. Room, °DAME, 4th line Morris,
Brix oysters for nolo, 8.0. WILSON.
EGus 75c. a dozen, Feed gRround bone and
keep the hens laying. BAEasR Baoe.
Fon SALE. -2 comfortable dwelling bowies,
L O. RiOHARbe.
I YobTNo girl wonted to learn pant and vest
making, Wages.58 W s tvoek to start with.
Apply to R. FnnOUsoos, Brussels,
Houses to rent are a scarce article,
NEST Saturday closes the month of
January Time flies all right.
NExT Monday evening ?dr. Mnrdison,
the talented Scottish vocalist, will ap-
pear re Brussels Town Ha:;, He is welt
worth beari_g. Par. of reserved seats
at Fax -5 Drug St -,re,
A teem ire= Mr: H Bic bv, He'fi••:d,
Sask.. cars -y. - fine ecic estd
;: . c P- .4 ware _ _
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a .. �, r, "'Era set.:P
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Ocher 2:
Women: h:,rae blanket los: on the North
ravel road, A reward will be paid on leaving
it atZ H '
E POST, Brussels.
W.4$750.—Experienced maid for general
housework. Highest wages paid for a com-
petent girl, Apply to Maar. W. P. Ztog,
102 Mornington Road, Stratford, Ont.
Loom at Ethel on Saturday a leather covered
mitt for right hand, with brown yarn cuff.
Finder will please leave it at Poatoinoe, Ethel.
THE 47th Annus' noel ,.s of the well
known Hawick alu,u.il F,r,s Insurance
Company will be held in the Town Hall,
Gorrie on Friday efteruoun, February
x3th, at 2 p in. A goad report will be
presented, which may be read on page
4 of this issue.
Munn -sots will -appear at ('invention
Hall, Buffalo, on tau. 30. Escorted by
Pipe Major Theme .e n ail Pipe Hand
of St. Andrew See', Buffalo Ile will
jump from there te start his Nor'
Ontario tour at 11 n .1-. Basing rela-
tions at this poor 1„ eesve your seats
now. Assisted be etrht•sira and solo
numbers, Fel. c
CHANGE of I ttn:n: iT : --George E.
McCall has d; peeed t1 his comfortable
residence ors Willi:,m street to D
Scott, who moves ttr Brussels from the
United States to take charge of the Ford
automobile money. Mr. McCall has
since bought the eligible property of D.
B. McDonald, 'Ttirnberry street, known
as the F. C. Rogers old home. Mr. Mc-
Donald and fancily purpose removing
from Brussels, wearesorry to state, 00
he has sold his besiness to Howard Bol-
ger, of Walton lie doesn't know where
he will move to yet.
A letter from M E. Nicholls, Of
Kennewick, W, li rgten, U, 5 , formers
lyof Brussels, soy, ;—We siilt live in
Washington, the. lave wh •re the big
strawberries grow. We sold last year
so tons of apples, 11 tons of pears and
moo boxed of the finest peaches you
ever saw, We would he pleased if some
clay you and Mrs. Herr would take your
airship and fin over and visit us. Thera
is ah aeroplane hanger not more than e
quarter of a mile from our door.
De, ?Altman, Osteopathic Physician, visits
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Uhronie and nervous diseases successfully
(rented. Visits residences, Consultation at
rittnen'e Hotel.
A Leap Year Dance, under the direct
tern of the ladies of Brussels, is being a" -
I ranged for Monday evening February
9th in the:Town Hall, Raynor's Orehes-
' ire will snl•piy the music.
alvenison, the Scottish Comedian,
• was recently asked why he did not go
' on the lig circuits instead of playing the
smaller towns replied, "Weel, I've got a
wifte an' balms an' a wee hoose an' I
;Irks bac get time, at least, once a month
Expenses are Po' sae big and the need is
great for clean comedy in the smaller
, districts." Town Hall, Brnssels, Feb,
sad.
New BARER.—It is said W. E. Willis,
of Teesweter, has rented the store ite the
GA1fteld block belonging to D. C. Ross
Iand will shortly open a Bakery. Brus-
eels has been without such a business for
the past year or so but many believe a
well managed business and a respectable
output should do a good trade, Instead
of building en old fashioned oven as in
days gone by a portable one is now
manufactured that fills the bill to a
nicety.
ofNo. 3
Americaneorn
Feed
le expected to arrive at
McNaught Station
THIS WEEK, For farther pail i t1
lite apply to
Ed. Fulton,
see,=Prenn. Oran 111.001; Parmot ('huh
'Phone 285
"UNDER Sons nt Scotland at Brant,
ford Murdlson took the hotae down "
"GET your reseryed seats'arly loi th
14lurdisoo Concert on He.b 2nd, Kilts
bonnets au' e' that,"
EAST Huron Fall Fair for 1920 wilt b
held at Brussels Tuesday and Wednes
day, Septetnber 14 and 15
THE stock of goods puruha.ed a
Dresden by I. Ferguson, arrived her
this week. Death of Mr. Tassie was the
cause of the goods being offered for
sale en bloc.
MUM:11E00'S program for Brussels,
Feb. 2, will include one of the finest col-
lections of Scottish stories ever gathered
together and rollicking songs that Make
you happy and young again. Reserve
your seats now,
HELP MAKE IT $to o -'Phe Fund for
the needy Armenians contributed by
Brussels and locality has nearly reached
the $rood mark If you have not help
ed pass in a few dollars and round out
this worthy sum for a deserving cause,
F, H. Gilroy is the local Treasurer.
"BONNIE SCOTLAND."— Illustrated
Lecture on "Bonnie Scotland" in song
and story, by Rev. Walter Moffat, will
be given in the Lecture room of Mel-
vflle church, on Tuesday, Feb. 3rd, at
8 o'clock, p. m , under the ausp+cos of
The Willing Workers. Admission, ad•
tilts 250, children 150
MUST BE DONE. -Subscribers who are
in arrears to THE Posy for $s.00 and up.
wards, who have not reported to us will
have to do so through the Courts as we
can carry them no longer. Many hints
have been given that unless responses
come promptly the blame of costs being
added will not rest on ns. We thank
those who have responded very
heartilyTo pay our way we must have what is.
coming to us.
INTERCHANGE OF TELEPHONE SERVICE,
-Some time ago the question of the
necessity of Brussels Telephone Co,
boildiug a short line to connect with
Wroxeter line was referred to the On-
tario Railway and Municipal Board.
The reply to the matter came last week
and is as follow; :-"In view of tbe
operator's statutory declaration relative
to the traffic between Brussels and
Wroxeter and Brussels and Molesworth
1 am directed to say the Board is of
opinion that the subscribers are being
reasonably served and there is no emces-
sity to disturb present conditions. I
have the honor to he, H. E, Steele.,
Secretary of Board."
DEATH OE MRS. (Rev.) ALLISON, -The
death occurred on Tuesday, Jan. 13th,
Goderich, of Estherence, wife of Rev,
Willis Allison, former rector at Dun-
gannon and Port Albert parishes, and
former Chaplain of the send Battalion.
C E F. Death was the result of a seri-
ous operation some weeks previous,
from which sbe never b Tec ere
ov d Com
ing from Dryden with her husband to',
the Dungannon parish, Mrs. Allison
won her way into the hearts of tbe par.
isbiouers by her kindly disposition and
untiring efforts in her work. While
Mr, Allison was -overseas she look up
the work in a most capable manner.
The family moved to Goderich Last
Summer soft since that time she was an
active worker of St. George's church
Besides her sorrowing husband 4 child-
ren survive,
e
, Sabbath morning uc><t the Ouoterly
(Am ttmnon- will be otreervert in the
e
'n t e• r.
Methodisttt utc r atter the preaching
service. Fellowship meeting at In 15
Purity flour
Rai! 15 Tails Bran
f '<i)ected this week,
Ain't. Baeker
Phone 5 Brussels
ANNUAI. meetiee of Melville clutch
ming! Nation tits held Monday `.vl siiup,
A repoikwall be li ei uric week
° tt People We Talk Abocct t
tt tt
MEMORIAL CROSSES -London Adver-
tiser, January rode, published the follow-
ing information relative to a much talk
ed of question and if correct, will be of
interest to many homes in Canasta :-
Memorial crosses, which are to be given
to the mothers and widows of the sol-
diers, who died in the services of their
country, as a memento of personal loss
and sacrifice, are now ready to be issued.
This information was received 'Thurs-
day by the Meal brabcb of the G. W. V.
A. from the provincial headquarters of
the assooiatiou. The crosses are de.
scribed as a cross pato0ce in silver sus-
pended by a purple ribbon, fastened to
the end of the upright, a crown at the
foot of the upright, and at the end of
either arm a maple leaf, In the centre
of the cross within a wreath of laurel,
the royal cipher, G, R. I , will be en-
graved. The name, number and the
rank of the soldier oommemnratsd will
be on the back of the cross They will
be lssued on application, If the soldier
who has given his life has boat a widow
and mother living crosses will be given
to both of them.
Church Chimes
Epworth League and weekly prayer
meeting held a uulon service Tuesday
evening in Methodist church.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Mr, Staf-
ford dealt with "Christian Stewardship"
aid in the evening spoke on "As a man
thieketlt in his heart so is he."
Commubiou next Sabbath morning in
Melville church. Preparatory service
Friday afternoon et a 3o o'clock, con-
ducted by Rey. Mr, Siuclair, of 1301'
more,
"Some new difficulties in the world
situation" was the theme of Rev Mr
Mano's address Net Sunday morning,
In the eveuing subject was "The Pearl
of great price."
Special services are being held in
Melville church this week on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
Revds, Messrs Lnudy, Walton, and
Sinclair, Belniore, are assisting the pas-
tor, Rev, A J. Mann.
Rev. Mr, Robarts, of Mitchell, was in
charge of the services in St, John's
Church last Sunda('. He.dealt praeticel-
fy with the Great Forward Movement
and organ'zetlon was left to be consider-
ed later. We expect St. John's will
line up along with the other olrurOhes
in doing their part. Ree, Mr. Smith
took Mr. Robert's services at Mitohell
and Dublin,
W. 8, Scott is in 'Toronto this week
00 a business trip.
Barrister Sinclair was at Go,letleft this
week on legal business,
Lloyd lack -on will return to 'Toronto
this week to resit Ie leaching, mrxi Moo -
day.
Miss Addie Cardiff is visiting Nite,e
Henderson at the lattet's pareutat home
near Kincardine.
Reeve Pimn was onside to atieud
ritual Co. Council this Week owing io
the home quaran'ine.
Miss Addle Sparring is hong: ftc.m
n''.
Toronto for a week's h. r.lays to recuper-
ate. She is a steuographer,
Councillor Tom McDonald, of Moles,
worth locality, was ceiling on old
friends iu Brussels last Monday
Richard Roe's condition has canard
considerable anxiety to relatives and
Needs. The old gentleman is up in the
5 o's,
We are sorry to near that Miss Esie
Sperling is ill with the flu at Guelph,
where she is training for a nurse. Hope
the till soon be o. k.
James Irwin, who has been in Brus•
gels for the past 1, ntontlrs, returned to
Toronto last walk. We hope he will re.
gain hie old hoe vigor,
Miss Kate I1sacintawentto Guelph
ph
to nurse Rev. Mr, Hind. her broth-
er•in-lass, tvho is ill with the flu and
pneumonia, We hope he will be speedi
ly restored.
Teasdale Whitfield, of town, ttecom
paniecr his youngest brother, Levi, to
Toronto last week where the latter un-
derweut a successful operation, Mr
Whitfield has beeu in poor health for
some time and this is the second opera-
tion au,l we hope the last necessary.
David Lamont, who was visiting bete,
lost his furniture, clothing and other
effects when the apartments over a
store in Melita, Man., were destroyed by
fire last week, 3 or 4 stores were huru•
ed and but for the snow on the roofs
and 2 brick fire walls a good share of
the town would have beeu gone. Mr.
Lamont tract a small insurance oft 1115
goods.
A very happy event took plane at the
home of Joseph and Mrs. Pugh, Patrick
St., Wiugham, on New Years, in the
forst of a reunion of all their family
who had not beer) together for 14 rears
The family are Cheater and bits, Pugh,
London • Clifford, Mrs Pugh 1
anc
daughter, Hames10u Fel, Mrs
Pugh
and 2 4cugbtet-s, Of'Tt r r • n, wlu, have
just returned forte \-e,non, 13. C
where they have lived Fur to years, also
Paul, Mrs. Pugh and Bide see, fee,
Wiugliom.
Joo. Arden, Gerrie, falter of Jut
Ardell, who was visiting he•e last week,
is now Su years of age:, 1 i s is an old
Crlmeau veteran, entering military ser-
vice when only Is years of age, Mr.
Ardell .also sets service in the Fast
Indies where Joe was born The 'atter
is married and has 2 children and 9s now
entered upon his en' year at Colwell
Board at Ca man, Man. It is II years
since jne as here For a number of
years be was in the employ of I
Riebards, Brussels. He w s a welcome
visitor.
EMT HURON AGO!GOLTOOsaL
50C1[ JY
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of f';ast linrnn
Agriculture Society wee held in lire
Council Chamber, fir n's 'l , \\'odors•
day afternoon of last welt, with a
fairly good attendance.
In the absence of President Jim.
Ferguson vice Pitreident P. Scutt pre-
sided,
Dlinntes of last mutual meeting wire
read and approved, on notion of R,
Nichol and P. A. McArthur.
Treasurer Black pteeented the an-
nual report for poet year showing
receipts to be $2,684,20, which includ-
ed balance hien 3018. Expenditure
totalled,$1077 34, leaving the tidy bol.
mice of $706 86. Repot ( was adopted,
being moved told seconded by 11, 1,.
McDonald and R. Nichol, Navies of 77
members were tend carried over from
1019 and 7 new ones were added at,
meeting, malting total 84.
Moved by W. 13. Herr, seconded by
James Burgess that Society take rip
Field Crop competition again fur 1920,
Drop to be Oats, competitors to pa
81.00 sntt'y fee, 7 prizes to be award-
ed. Carried,
Secretary was lnsttuct.ed to send
82.00 rnetnbership fee to the Provin•
Bial Fairs' Aseoeiation,
Department Judges are to he asked
for Light end Heavyq Horses:, Cattle,
Sheep and Pige and Ladies' Work,
Moved by W. R, 131ondfnnt, second
ed by Walter Yuill that dates of Fall
Fab' this year be Tuesday and Wed.
sesday, Sept. 14 and 16. (lav led.
On motion of W, R. lSrnadfoot and
A, Lamont a prnteet was entered
against action of Department in giv-
ing preference t0 cereals' grslin and
roots for Field Competition and aek-
ine that a copry of the Ratite he sent to
J,�T�ucltie Wiison, Superintendent of
Pairs.
Following Officers were elected ;-
Hon. -President, A, Stewart; Fresi-,
1:-4,1,1R0 UGH good
Li Iles and bad times for
past 45 years this
a tea d i l y given its bes t
lila drvelopmeut and
1 -. c'f theagricultural,
Ii i''' and om tliYlil„ d er-
C Ili
i e S Of this Country.
:_, tt'ou-viceisavaiiable
i ;l.fitofall customers.
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THE'
t1 .:I-; jam BANK
OF CANADA
BRUSSELS BRANCH
- G. H. SAMIS - - MANAGER
dent, (len. Muldoon ; • let Vice-
Presid,•i,t, P. Scutt ; 2nd Vice-Presi-
dent,'1'. Arehibnld, Directors, R. L.
'McDonald, R. Nichol, R., 3, Hoover,
1`v'ttltry Ynill, P. A, McArthur, W.
R. I3rosdfont, MOS. Miller, James
Burgess, G. H. Sarnia, R. Downing,
A. 0. Mercer and 0. Turnbull,
Lady Directors, Mrs, Gen. Muldoon,
Mts, A, Cl, Barker, Mrs. P. A. McAr-
time and Mrs, If, Burchill.
Audit t,tu, P. S. Scott and A. Stretch -
cue Ne delegates were elected to at-
tend the Fairs' Association,
A Spring e Fair will not be held.
Considerable time was spent in lis'
cusuien over the winning of prizes at
Fall Pairs by borrowed atock or goods,
shown by other than owners of same
and tnnreetteingont adherence to rules
forbidding this is likely to'be adopted
in justice to bola fide exhibitors,
Meeting will be held before long to
revise and improve Prize List for 1920.
AL Black was re-elected Secretat•y-
Treasurer,
Brussels School Board
The Statuto'y meeting of Brussels
Srhoot 13nard was held on Wednesday
of last week, at 11 a. to. All the mem-
bers present.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed.
Secretary -Treasurer Black present-
ed financial statement showing re-
ceipts to be 86474 or 1919 with expel).
diture of $8042. Repott was adopted.
On (notion of Jas. Fox and Jnn, Lo-
gan R. Leatherdale was elected Chair-
man of the Board for the year,
Moved by D. O. Roes, seconded by
Jas. Fos that Rev, A, J. Mann be a
member of Brussels Public. Library
Board, as eueeessor to A. 0, Dames,
(21111ied.
Report of School Iuspeelor Field
was read and adopted. 1t said in par t
"The condition of rite 8010,01 ie a mat-
ter for congratulation. All the teach -
ere are doing excellent work and there
is a generous response on the part of
the pupils," A few more desks are
needed in Miss Geddes' room.
On motion of D. 0. Ross, seconded
by J. Logan an increase of $25.00 per
year was made to R, Henderson's sal-
ary as Caretaker. He will receive
8380 now,
Board then adjourned.
e onto
BALTANTystt.-Ia Brussels, on January 27th,
11120, to sot, and Mrs, John Ballantyne, a
daughter,
,ToaNsmoN•-At Trowbridge, on .Tanuary 18th,
1024, to Mr. and Mrs, Richard Johnston, a
8011.
DIED
LAIr11'.-In Ethel, on January 22nd, 1020, Wil-
liam Luke, aged 84 years.
AUCTION SALES
WHTNEen,tr, 1''Rn. 41,11, -Farm stook, iinplo-
meats, &r„
11.02 10, Una. A., Turnberry town.
ship. vale unreserved at 1 p, m. 0. B. Mor,
Pott, P. op., T. R. Bennett, Auo.
TRttn,.nnr, Fttn,12em -Faint stock, imple.
meets household fnrnitnre, ,be,, Lot 5, Con, 0,
Grey Town-rltip. 1451, unreserved, nt 1 p. m,
Jas. Ameaning, Prop., 8'. S. Soott, Ano.
BRUSSELS MARKET
--
Fall Wheat 05
Spring Wheat 01 20 51 10
OWPena 2 50 n0
BI25M Barley
1 60
5
Haus 20 00
Wool
Potatoes per bag 85
" 60
1 25
65
20 00
1 00
Building MOM far sale
Composed of the following
Materials
12 pieces 10x10x22 feet
0pieces 20x10x20 Leet
6 pieces IIx12x26 feet
10 settees 8x10x20 feet
2 01E00E OzSiOD feet
10 pieces 8xtOx1O teat
O plena+ 8at5a12 feet
I piece Ox8412 feet
1 Wee 8x8xfeet
15 pier.,+a 2x10x18 feet
211 places 2x5xl8 teat
45 Pieces 2x0x14 teat
PIP
Atxtfee27 places 4l t
10 pleees 2xaxt2 feet
401 feces x,5x8x12 Not
1 pieces 25801a foot
40 t i. ons 0r l0*16 Not
5 nhutee 000x12 rent
12 Batted sleepers 20 feet
44 tattersl0 feet
10000 et. inch
Also our shhnglae
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horn's to those annoyed by
coughs and colds. It's our
Best Cough Cure
and
Biggest Seiler
Have it handy in your medicine
oabinet. Many homes won't be
without it.
25c and 50c per bottle
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HIS MASTER'S VOICE„
Halting opposite the Ftennh Res It ,rl t ;11
tanrant, which be was want to pat-
ronize, he invited his friend 140 eine ,lilt 1' "
with hon. You knew," he said, 1 11
This place is Pomona for its horse ; i' ,i • , l i
moat You'll Bud It a regular -
0551." 1 t(1 .110'2 ,
"florae meat 1" exclaimed rho r,a,• r .
friend, in alarm, "Wouldn't tonelt 1 r
it if I was paid eepeolallylsfwhat \. ,• '
happened to poor Doggie.' I 'o a v, nl•'-.
"Why,what happened him :" ho
was askd,
"Choked loath n lwL
b•Ur. 1
other day,"" answered
d his friend i 1 n .,h.;• •ti -
He was eating a piece of horst 1,1,1, t it n,.
meat when scone one said 'Whoa'
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JAMES FOX
DRUGGIST and STATIONER
Caretaker Wanted
Caretaker wanted for Melville Church. For
particulars as to duties, Ce , apply to James
[`ox, Seeretnry-Tt•easnrer.
Also Organ Pamper wanted for Melville
Churton,
Tenders will be received for above positions
up to Thursday,Jan, 22nd,
JAMBS FOS, Seo: Treas,
:1111M.,. -,,0V.. cwroca,--c.x
r foe
Good 000 a:n•e farm r,.r :..air, I,,,,, • •'
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ceptin0, Con, 5, atonia re. of '. ,111 v•_:u.,1
house, ba k , aren of .•,din•. r' ,•„I„rtw,.:,
watao, bunk barn en 1', ::. .,ua,,., „ , n:ud, tr,
sIten. dr,cr lbu.u,l4 i., 1.�e,w,•.'-1
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given. harm is moot::nolo. rem.,5 shoe r.
front Birth and 7 from t''rns•,•le. „r rnrth,•r
partioulara nt, to [ r e, tern , &r., ntply oh
the premises nr 14 anon P. n R (t.
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ChapmanHros. Cash
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Enticing Values "In
Shoes and
Rubbers
HAVING purchased the large
stock of well bought Shoes and
Rubbers of Richards & Oo. and
adding to it daily values that are en-
ticing and up-to-date, our motto will
be to handle reliable goods only.
Our terms being strictly cash will enable tis to evil
gins as we will not have any losses to make up, mei tee .
at all times the lowest at which reliable goods cart b,•
Harness Departrrraei;rtt
Extra values its Harrlces, Robes, Blankets, 7"n tie
Whips, too, •
00 -Repairs in Harness, Collars, Shoes and Rubb,a-,
Chapman r
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Successors to Richards & Oo. Next door tin 11 •.,;''
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is what a Monunri 1•r
a grave represenh-1 a
b.eautiful thought
talized in stone,
' show t'oOli1 W(;
number of fine sj)t : inia rrs
among which you will find some thought of yours for
the loved one expressed in classic lilies and simple
dignity. - Our suggestions will be of s m 'athletic
Y I
value,
1 M i a 9 M
Brussels eels. Granite anile and �laa
ALLAN E, HERSEY