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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-4-1, Page 8le4see049•1,4+44444.4414rd • a the Paste for Heavy Wail Paper * ea.+4,1O4-Atseseee`eeet tee eisis•'0'taf Store A good Paste is made in the pro- portion of one Ib. of flour meet our e pints of water. with a cupful of molasses added toeaeh pail fui of paste, To take the place of molasses 2 ounces ofVeniee"Turpeu- line stirred well into the paste while hot is some- times used. Care should be taken that not enough paste is used to to any degree soak the hacking and work into the edges. sfelOi E to us for a bottle of V i Colorite and use it on last year's straw hat. Makes it look just like new or will color it most any shade you want, to match a new dress. In sixteen colors: JET BLACK CERISE PULL BLACK BURN s'rrAw CARDINAL RED BROWN YELLOW VIOLET NAVY BLUE LAVENDER CADET BLUE OLD ROSE VICTORY BLUE GRAY SAGE GREEN NATURAL Choose year favorite colors from ear Cater Gard, Price 311 Cents a Bottle Formaldehyde Choosing I New Wall Paper leer your rooms will not b e totted a hard tisk here, as our uew stock is larger than ever before, and you are sure to fled what will suit, Kitchen curl Bedroom Pap- ers start 1 n price at 12 cis, per roll. Liviug Room and Dining Rolm Papers at 20 cents per roll and up. Kills Smut on Grain The season for using this great Germicide is at hand, and n.othiug like roomier; eerie supply early. We have Formaldehyde in 1 lh. and i Ib, ottles. FREEoSfamMpnethacaagmes We are giving away a large uutuber of sample packages of Menthol- atum, and as the efficiency of this household Salve is so well known that It needs no further recommend from us. Whether you have awed this prep- aratiou or uot, ask for sample. F. R. SMITH Store Dielggist end Stationer 1 O +•+•+••F•+4+4+0+4+4.4+0+440 +i+•+4+++•+•+++++4+•C +4.4 +. rod! elv% ants APRIL. Atrroaloreets are already on the move. LAST moeth:y Horse Fair of the seas- on Thursday of this week. POSTOFFICE h•,urs ou Good Friday will be S to ,I a. to. and 5 to G p. m. MAPLE Syrup will be a short "crop" this seesoo most people will be sorry to learn, Goon Friday comes this week and will be a public holiday, all places of business being closed. LITTLE damage was occasioned this Spriug by the high water as the snow melted so quickly and by the greatest hold-up of Jack Frost a large volume of water got away before the ice was ready to leave. - THE"Palace" Bakery has made quite a bit in the initial output and will do well no doubt. Mr. Willis will secure the assistance of another baker and Miss Clara Hunter has been waiting on cos• turners in the shop. It is a business that was badly needed in Brussels. CARD OF 'PRANKS.—We wish to ex- press our thanks to many friends who were so kind and thoughtful to our dear one, who recently passed away, The beautiful flowers also demand an expres- sion of thanks as well as the sympathetic words. All were much appreciated. WHEELER AND ROBE FAMILIES. FOOT BAIL.—At a meeting last Friday evenieg the Foot Ball Club was reor- ganized with the following omciare ;— President, Dr. White ; Secretary, W. H, Bell ; Treasurer, Robert Ferguson ; Manager, Jas. Anderson ; Captain, W. 14, Scott. Grouude Comtnittee, Frank Oliver, Cameron Dennison, Archie Stew- art and Douglas Walker ; Property Committee, Leslie Lowry ; Referees, Alex. Anderson and W. S. Scott. It was decided to enter a team in the Junior series of the W. F. A. Practise will commence shortly and the old time record of victories is colloleer on. terse McKay Lain TO RItaT.—The funeral of the late Miss Janet McKay took place Wednesday afternoon of last week, the pallbearers being 5, Wilton, Jno. Long, Geo. Muldoon and R. Heu• derson. Among those whn were here from a distance were Mrs. Norman Graham and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Lon- don ; Ernest McKay. Petrone; Hilton Hunter and children, Wingham ; Dr. J. M. and Mrs. Moore and Reid Moore, Listowel. Lady friends of deceased at Cranbrook, Ethel and Brussels present- ed a beautiful doral pillow, as did friends 011 Flora street, Brussels. Deceased had many friends who always were pleased to meet the subjeet of this notice with her quaint speeches and jovial spirit. WHITING—DAY/8.—A quiet wedding took place Wednesday evening, March 3rd, at 7.3o at the home of the bride's parents. W. A. and Mrs. Davis, 1015 Eastlake avenue, Saskatoon, when their youngest (laugh er, Miss Lulu, was unit- ed in marriage to Frederick Whiting, of Duudurn, son of D. J and Mrs. Whiting, of the same place, who was present with the intimate friends and relatives, Rev, W. H. Bilis, of Shounavon, uncle of the groom, performed tihe ceremony. The bride was gowned in white georgette over silk and carried a shower briquet of carnations and friesiss. Her bridesmaid was Miss Edith 'Tyrie. George Rawles was groomsman, A couple of hours dancing followed the ceremony and a buffet supper was served. Mr, and Mrs. Whiting left for Duudurn, where they Illi reside Groom is an old Brus• sulite and is a grandson of Wm. end Mrs, Bins, of this locality. We. exteud Congratulations. Now is the time to clean up. EASTER Monday will be a Bank holi- day, READ Chapman Bros. Special Bar- gains on Saturday of this week in this week's issue. SCHOOLS will close Thursday of this week for the Easter vacation to re -open Monday, April tsth, BELL organ and washing machine for tale at a great bargain. Enquire at Tam Poem, Bees. eels. TROROBRED White Emden gander for gala, Phone 2014 DONALD MODONALD. GENERAL purpose 8 year old horse for sale also 2 young cattle rising 2 years old. If en older horse is preferred purchaser may have choice, F. RADDATZ, Cranbrook, ONE fresh row and calf for sale. A register. ed York sow, doe to Carrow June lst, arca a quantity of Canadian Beauty pane, fit for seed, Lot 18, Con, 12, •rey, Phone 9228. 11. B. STEVENSON. Cows GUARANTEED.—This is the way we sell nor stock, 11 not aattsfled return and get your money haek. I Bold one lost Fall this catty, I have been told she made 124 la., butter din 2 mouths last Winter. It is the dam of Shia one we mast sell or give es ebaree. Sha freshens In May, keep her 1111 September and if not calf return. Will give $35, then for her self if a heifer. Thio cow to good for stook es wall as hotter and should soon pay ror herself. Never had one returned yet._ Deotde gotokly, SEW/onto for sale, 0. A. 0. No. 2 and Gold Drop, Marquis Spring wheat for sale also Dlaple syrup. Phone 491o. Geo. Walmsrnee, Grey township.,._ FOR n touring car for sale at the Ford Gar. age, Brussels. Thee car has been completer overhauled, body re•varnlahed, new hood, safety brake adjusted, all the worn parts re. placed and seats recovered. Rear wheels have absost new Diamond tread tires and in front one rhnin tire end ane plain all in lat oleos condition. For particulars phone 509 or Ford Garage, Brussels, Boos eon HATonr NO —Good laying strain or Barred Rook pullets end hent mated to a cock- erel from L. 05. Guild. Rockwood. Eggs, 21 00 per15 • $326 per So; 4600 per 100 Eggs from the boat old hens and the pick of the pullete, the first to lay, meted to a large vigorous Doak. eral weighing fully 9 pounds, from Park's Bred•to-lay strain, $1 60 per IS or $9 56 per 90 Call nnd see them or Picone 260. 45.12 Wn. GRANT, Brussels. GOOD Grade Cnw for sale, due to freshen in April, Also a 3•yenr•old registered Clyde Filly, WALTER L'rt0A nF00T, Lot 2, Can. 10, Grey. PURE bred Short Horn bull, 10 months old, for sale, Lot 3, Con, 11, Grey, Phone 267, D. GLASSIER. Fort SALE.—TWO heifers alai 2 oowe to 1re.,11• en soon. HARVEY DoneoN, Phone 8516, Anono 10 tons 110t -class Timothy hay for sale. Lot 20, (len. a, Morrie. Phone 105 JNo, Rolm. FOR SALE. -2 comfortable dwelling houses, I. 0. RICHARDS, De. PARKER, Osteopathic Physiohut, viatta Brmsale Monday afternoon of each week, brenfel, Visitee esidenceo, Consultationlat (alien's Hotel, MONDAY, APRIL erre Little folks and big folks and everybody come, Enj ,y our little program and join us in our rum One by one, trod two by two, till we have a goodly flock, At Melville cinrrch on Monday sharp at 8 o'clock, We only hope you're real, real tall, A nickel s font, we charge—that's all. YOUNG PEOPr.E"s Somers BADLY SCAT.OED —While engaged at his work as firent n in the uew Spectre tor building, ilamilton, Jack Little. of town, met with an accident that gave him a close call for his life, He was u5• ing a litre of hose with hot water when a coupling became untested and his back and limbs were very badly scalded. He was at once taken to the General Hoepie a1 and has been receiving the very best treatment from (looters and nurses. He 'is doing nicely but will be there for sey eral weeks yet, We hope he will Soon be o. k, iii , Springy t`Winery INSTEAD of having any special day or days for an Opening we will follow the custom of past season, and, ars 3lIr new goods are now ready, invite the ladies of Brussel:; and community to call and see the new styles, get our prices and secure the up-to-date Mil- linery. il- 1inery. 'Phis season. our showing of the new Millinery modes representing the genius of the leading Millinery Artists, is well worth seeing. It is attractive, stylish and dis- tinctive. Both Ladies' and Children's wear, Miss Wilson is with us again this season, Cordial invitation extended. Phone affix Mass Inman Brussels Utitllllti dl Ell fila 14f y1+Y, Itt fti1 4Ttif,I lel elec.'s lmreul(tepl VICTORIA Park is once more Iittl act. ing the youth iu the line of Foot Ball, Base Ball, Rm. A few more weddings are slated. THE POST has a neat line of invitations and announcements. G. A DEADMAN is back from a Visit to his apiary at Merlin, Essex Co., where Ile has 225 colonies of bees. They win• tered well and are now thing. Koop the Chauraugls Entertainment in mind Friday, Apni :6th, when the Jordan Trio will present a Musical and Literary program that is highly cont. mended. AFTER Easter Miss Laura Ament will go to Palmerston to lake a position on the teaching stale of the Public School She will do good work and the Board is fortunate. Noise } & 5, in addition to District news, c0ntaiu reports of the (+olden Wedding of Wm, sod Mrs Bryans, Presentation to Lorne Stepheusou, Death of Wm. Sinclair, &e, GLEN Armstrong's Hockey team 10011 the Junior Championship of Toronto. Tilis is the second year for the honor, (Hen still appears to have a few winning tricks, perchance learned at Brussels, up hie sleeve. THE Bert Johnston Company, who were here 2 eights, in the Town Hall, drew good houses. Magician exhibit was veru well performed and the violin playing was cleverly done. Hand -cuffs, chains, nailed and roped boxes had no terror for Johnston but few people know how the trick was done, CARD 05 THANKS.—We wish 10 ex- press our thanks to the neighbors and trierds for many kindnesses shown the late Miss McKay during her illness and for expressious of sympathy and floral tributes after her demise Deceased ap- preciatee the love. of her friends to a very high degree. Gratefully acknowledged, Mao A. HUNTER AND FAMILY. A BUNCH of Dellis.— Good Friday April encl. Easter Sunday gilt of April. Seldom -at -Home Assembly April o'h, Clinton Spring Show Thursday, Sth inat, Thursday of this week Seaforth Spring Fair. April Fool's day Thursday of this week Jordan Musical Trio, Town Hall, Fri- day April 16th. $1 People We Talk _ About; tt tt Edward Greeter Wee a Visitor in town with relatives and old friends: ' Jne Armstrong is visiting in Toronto and may remain if he finds employment to suit bine, Mrs (ttev,),D B. McRae, Kincardine, was a welcome visitor with relatives and old friends here. Rev. George Jewitt, of Wyoming, was heed for several days owing to the con- dition of his mother. She is somewhat improved. George and Mrs. Muldoon contem- plate taking a trip to the West in the near future combining business and pleasure. They will call on a number of relativ es, A T. and M s Currie have removed to 'Toronio where they purpose making their bonne We wish them success in the Queen city Rev tlenty Smith arrived h"me Tnursdav evenin r of last week from Fergus and is rapidly regaining his uru• al vigor after his eperatiuo. Ward Buchauau is home front the 0. A, C., where be tools a special Deity Course. He has been engaged to spend the Cumin{? sees,rn In the Shamrock Creamery, Brussels. David Davidson, who has been at Flint, Mich., is here on a visit with rela- tives and old friends He is a son of Thos. and Mrs. Davidson who recently moved to Brussels from Grey township, J. W. Kyle, of the 0 T. R,, left Brus- sels for Atwood lout Monday carrying with him the gond wishes of the com- munity. Mrs. Kyle and family will fol- low later. We very heartily commend them to the Atwood tolk as being worthy of the best going. They were residents of Brussels for past tI years, D. B. and Mrs. McDcnadd and family left for Galt Met week where the former has purchased a butchering business on Water street from C. E, Dowler, getting possession May rat, Mac, is well acs gnainted with the town, Old Weeds here wish them n prosperous time in their new home, The Galt people will find them worthy citizens. Special local interest is added to•the sad death of Dr, Meuz'es, Presbyterian Medicel Missionary 10 Henan, China, who was a Canadian, while defending the Ladies' residence from an attack by a robber hand he was mortally wounded, Among the members of the home was Miss Ada Ross, daughter of Rev, 1)r, John Ross, Toronto formerly of Brussels who is engage (1 in Mission work. The iad es were uninjured, March t7th WAS the date of the murderous attack, MIs. sloe compound is situated just oatside the city Wall and is surrounded by flat, prairie -like country, Mrs. Menzies and 3 young daughters are in Toronto at the present, owing to the former's poor health in China, Church Chimes Next Sabbath will be Easter with special sermons sod music bearing on the world's festival in the °burubes. According to the reports presented at the Presbyterian W. M. S. Convention at Stratford lest week, the past year has been one of marked success. There was uo service last Sunday in St. John's church but will be next Sabbath at the usual hours, conducted by Rev, H. Smith, rector. METHODIST CHURCH.—Montbly Fel- lowship meeting Sunday morning at to.15 Pastor's subjects :—At et a. m, "Thu Reeurreelton" 7 p. no. •'rhe other Crucifixion." The W. M. S of Brussels Methodist church will hold their anniversary on Sabbath April 11th, when Rev. R. J. McCormick, B. A , of Blyth, will preach a.m. and 7p no • Miss Russel, annr•unced to speak last Friday eveuiug on the Mission fields of lrjdin, did not arrive tbrougb a mis- understanding of the railway time table. Another date will he chosen. Last Monday evening Principal B. S. Scott gave au interesting and instructive address at rhe Epworth League of the Methodist church on phases of the Labor question of the day. Miss Mar- garet Brown look charge of the intro- ductory services. W. M. S. will hold their regular meet- ing in the Lecture room of Melville church Thursday of this week, at 3 o'clock. r' ll willgive the ek. M s, L. McCall g v Missionary literature and Miss Laura Ament will present a report from the Provincial Convention, Stratford, as it relates to the Mission Band, She was the delegate from Brussels. • REV J J HAYLOCH DIES SUDDENLY, —Rev, I. J. Haylock, for many years one of the best-known ministers of the Loudon Conference, died at Chathatn, 1Vrduet.d'ey of last week, Although suffering from a slight cold, be had been around ns usual and was feeling fine when he retired iu the evening, He ap- peared to be in his nsual'health when he arose, lint :lent 9 o'clock was seized with a heart attack and died in a tew minutes, .Wroxeter lVtu Booth, Toronto, visited his bnme here recently. Airs. Dobie, Ohesley, is the guest of iter sister, Mrs, 11. Gibson. Mr, and Mrs, Koehler, Ayton, are guests of etre. A. H, Moffitt. Mre. Reeves has opened a millinery store in the Rasnruaeen hlock. Miss Margaret M'ilier, Toronto, spent 2 days recentiy in the village. I Mise Beth Miller, Listowel, has been visiting relatives in this vicinity. Miss Mildred Musgrove, Wingham, visited her young friends here this week. Rev. Mr. Tait. Bluevale; preached in the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Miss Hazel Van Velsor was a visitor ender the parental roof before leaving for Oshawa where she has a good position, Alts. Malcolm and :Mrs, J. Hamilton were delegates to the W. F. M. S. Convention held at Stratford last week. The latter went on to Goder- ich where ebe spent several days with a slater, 130.7139,211.4212, -°HROUGH good times and bad times for the past 45 years this l",'•1 lkit assteadilygiveuitsbest efforts to the development and upilnildingof theagricultural, I1r'1 1 U facia ' and commer- cial ern n i business of this Country, Onrefficientserviceisavailable for the benefit of all customers. Our THE A WO A B� OF CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H. SAMIS • - MANAeser Ethel PAT DP.—Alt accounts due G. W. Pollard, Ethel, not settled by April 10th next will be passed into other hands for collection. Re. moving from Ethel hence necessity for closing up books. G. W, POLLARD, Ethel, Robt. McKinnoft's Auction Sale of Farm stock, impletnenta, .ire, will be I Wednesday held noxi W y afternoon, The house of S. Howlett has been sold to Robert Barr, merchant, fot the sum of $1000. Former is still in the village, • This week B. and Mrs. Laing re- move to Brantford where they expect to make their home. They have, bought a house 011 Gray street. Their son-in-law, John N. Lamont, lives on the sante street, Mr. and Mrs. Laing area smart old couple, both over 80 'years of age and carry with them the beat wishes of the community. They have been residents of Ethel for a good many years. Mr. Lamont, .who was formerly of Ethel, is engaged with the city Fire Brigade. BORN Ewa/Y.—At 56 Hamilton St., Toronto an March 27th, 1920, to Mr, and Mrs. Elmer 5110011,500(1. BAOK.ELd,—I0 Grey, on March 80th 1920, to Mr, and Mre. Frank Backwell, a , IVEoN.—At Fielding, Seek., on Deo. 29th 29th 1919, to Dtr, and Mrs, G. E. Iveaon a son—George Lawrence. M►son.—To Mr, end Mrs. Fred. mason, Strath. cone, Alta.. Muret 12th 1020, a daughter, MASON.—At Sher, Seek., on Jan. 1001119:0. to Mr. andd Mrs.Mrs. W. L. Mason, 0 son— William Ashton. MAMON,—At Beddieen, Sask., may Stn 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mason, a son—Robert Gregg, MARRIED LITTLE—DENMAN.—At the home Of the bride's parents, by Rev. F. S. atoll, on March 24th 1920, Mr. Wm, Edgar Little, West Monk. ton, to Miss Mary Alice, daughter of Dlr. and Mrs. ,Tas. Denman, Grey township. MARSRALL—BARRows.—At the hone of the bride, on Merck 2011.1920, by Rev. E. W. Edwards, Sea forth. assisted by Rev, J. W. Button, Mr. John A Dlers'hell, Morris. township, to Mien Lucille, dnuehter of Mr end Mrs. Chris. Barrows, McKillop town. ship. DIED AWN —In Saginaw, Mich., on March 18th. 1920, Mary Russell, beloved wife of Ohas. Agin, aged 60 sauna, 8 months and 22 days, BROWN.—At Orenbrook, on March 28th, 1920, Edith Osborn, beloved wife or David B. Brown, aged 84 years 6 months and 17 days. MOINaze,—Al Pelee Island, Feb. 19th, 1920, Norman McInnes, son of Arthur and Marj- ory hlolnnee, aged 28 yyears, 7 months and 14 days, Died of the 910, toTIOTION SALE OF HOUSE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o , the properly of the late Faith Flatt —F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, has re. calved instruotione from the undersigned to sell by Public Auction on the premises, Joint street, Brussels,. on Saturday, April 10th, at 2 o'clock, the following effects : — 1 Radiant Rome heater with oven nearly new, 1 Beek Pilot range, 1 glees cupboard, 1 extension table, 0 dining room (Moire, 1 high chair, 2 fell leaf tables, 1 Singer sewing machine, l oarpet sweeper, 2 bedroom eats, 2 bedroom suites, 1 single bed with 'springs end mattress, 1 bureau, 2 washstands, 1 eerier table, 1 stand, 1 washin machine,I wringer, 1 copper boiler, I rain water barrel, 4 lamps, I set smoothing irons, carpet end oilcloth, dishes and granite, a number of smell m Melee too nomerons to mention. Terms. A11 sumo of 80,00 and under cash, over that amount 8 months credit given on approved joint notes. 4 per cent per en• ruin discount for cash on credit amounts, The house and lot will oleo be offered for Bele, CHARLES DAVIS, Executor. eeSeel; frieze, A CAR D To the Public N taking over this well known store from I Messrs. Gerry & Walker I desire to sol- icit from the many customers a continu- ance of their trade, assuring them that every- thing will be done to ensure satisfaction. Whether you have been a customer of this store or not in the past, drop in and see us and inspect our fine stock of' Hardware. - Geo. R. Weller SUCCESSOR TO GERRY & WALKER • •s s • • • s • B w • • • 0 s • 91 • a e e2 • 3 • s 0 • e • • e s e • • • • • a Fox's Drug Stor THE,, , ,4 %,47-e°i' STORE Weekly Store flews W PAPE. These bright clays cannot but rotniotl us that Spring timo is with usagain, bringing with it the(necessity as well as the pleasure of brightening up our homes, New Wall Paper els It rule eaters largely into the proposition. We would like to have you come in and look over our samples. The lino comprises many at - 7 tractive designs and colorings for Kitchen, Li drowns, Bathroom, Halls, Living Room and Parlor. Remnants In order to make room for our New Papers we have gone over our stock and made up a great many pareals of Remnants which we offer at Greatly Reduced Prices. You will find them very suitable for Kitchens, Closets, Pantrys and Wash Rooms: See them in our Window this Week Stick Fast The greatest cold water Paste known. Made in- stantly with cold water, Put up in 1 pound packages enough to make one gallon paste. Full directions on each package. 25c per pkge. The young bride on esteant- er was very much concerned about her husband who Was troubled with dyspepsia. "My husband is very liable to sea sickness, Captain," she remarked. "Could you tell rue what to do in ease of au attack 2" The Captain replied, "'That won't be neeessaty, Madam, he'll do it." Colors Old and New Stitt.w Hats and sines fl: tight. Great variety of colors. Easily applied. You will be de- lighted with the results, JAMES O DRUGGIST and STATIONER AUCTION SALES Turin AT, AVEC. 8mn.—Farm Stock, imple- monte, &o , Lots 99 and 60, Con. 1, Morris, Sole at 1 p. a1, Ed. Barnard, Prop , T, 10. Bennett, Auto, WEDNESDAY, APRrf. 7Ta.—Lot 11, Con, 7 Grey township, Farre stook, implements, ,.to Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Robert H. McKin- non, Prop. F. 0, Scott, Auctioneer. TnoaeaAY, APRIL 8. Farm etacir, {mple- merits, &o., Sj5 Lot 28, Con, 7, Morris town- ship. Sale unreserved at 1 p, u1. Dugald Mc- Donald, Prop. F. S. Scott, Atte. 10 MAUDE C. BRYANB OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Depertment or OphEltoinologv, Me. Coredok Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Time months post g,'adatlte course daring past year. Eyes nurreotly fitted with Glasses. Head- aches, Iuiinmed Bees, Gre iulated Eye Lein and other Eye troubles, mused by Eye•atrain, relieved through properly fitted emeses. Natiafection Aeenred Office : Ueetahe over bliss Inman'e Millinery Parlors Office flours ; 9 to 19 0, 1(l. ; 1 to 0 p. in, Also Saturday evening. _ralvaesrrcr.�r:•>=*.sv,c :Choice MWnery Our Spring Millinery display is now on exhibition at our Show Room and presents a fine, attractive show- ing of the most correct styles and shades, a stock of beautiful goods. There will be no Formal Opening but the Ladies are welcome to call any day, commencing this week, to see the choice modes. This season Miss Zufelt is in charge and comes most highly recommended. It will be a pleasure to have you come and see us. Miss fila En Rosi Richards' Plock Brussels 10+++4+++41'+'t4'I.4+++++0'F••h••F04'O+1444.464.14'104.0v++2l•*+0+4* r. + • + 4 • + 4 4 • + • • + 4 • • s • • 4 e • • • PAL BAKE I wish to acquaint the people of Brussels and locality with the fact that I have opened an up-to-date Bakery in the Garfield Block, Brus- sels, and am prepared to supply your needs in good Bread, Cookies, Cakes, &c. Will endeavor to please our customers and solicit your hearty co-operation in the enter- prise. A call at our shop will be much ap- preciated. Phone 32x s 0+ 4, 4 0 4. 0 V. 45++ W. E. WILLIS,4. GO Proprietor. ' 4. 1' +•4•44144-h•+•+4+•+ 44444444 -14+•+•4444-14.1÷1'•'1.4-0eteeef444