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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-5-27, Page 8• t racy,-+ Wilet,er a; e --liaise i`^?i : $"Q" ah.ia'i.laeieTatietat,H^t,g, l+, '3,.•+1 $113,00 Arid Up Pen points a every ' degree .atety Pen Fulfills Another Requirernentfor #�1it131t:t,n P You can carry it up- side down, lying Hat, right side up, or any- way and anywhere. 1�'tj:T4yb:1 lin Other Waterman Fountain Pens Self Fillers and Regsalar Types Froin $2,5.) c•auit sad up. Waterman's Fountain Pen Ink 15v Supplies for the Coming School Exams. Examination Paper'1'ablets Examination Peyer Losse Pen Points. Pen fielders Rulers Watet Coler;, Brushes Crayons. 5'xer. i e Books, Note Book, Compasses, Lead Pencils. Frasers, ?ye. •Ott+ + he �qy n arerees Store Some Sellers it111111tt1111Careennaata6rm Strad Hat Cleaners Retail Straw Hat Cltauer roc and 252 pkgs. Patna Straw Hat Cleaner 250 bottles Automobile Road Maps Western Ontario 250 Also have it for );astern Ont- ario at the same price. Skold Health Salts 20c Tins Lyman's Health Salts 20c Tins Most Popular Talcums Jonteel Talcum 35c Paradis Talcum 750 Yucca Talcum 252 Hudnut's Violet Talcum 252 Harmony Rose Talcum,252 Corylopsis Talcum352 Fine Choice in Wall Papers Our stock has been renewed and we have abort as good a selection to choose from as at any time during the season. If you have papering to do see the snmples. Stink Fast Dry Paste for Pap- er Hanging..' e... e5 pkgs. R. SMITH f l Store Druggist and Stationer 441+04.4.4.04,e+4.1.0 4444+04444 ++44+++•+•+0+0+•+4+44••+•+• MENEM Pad et% Ptirts SEVERAL cars of coal to band. STRAW hats have made their appear- ance. Huxoa County Council will convene next Tuesday at Goderich. A meeting of the Telephone Directors was held Tuesday afternoon. MONDAY was Victoria Day• The day was spent very quietly in Brussels. CONTINUATION and Public schools re- sumed Tuesday atter the holiday. A number of people have been used up with heavy cords and sore throat. A telephone bas been installed in the borne of S. Bailey, Jobe street. The No. is 67x ring 4. Comma. meeting and Court of Re- vision on the Assessment Roll will be held Monday evening, juue 7551. REGULAR meeting of Brussels W. C. T. U. will be held Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the audience room of the Public Library, Fong wedding, are on the nearby program in this locality. Now go to it and name the '1'- ible quartette, we've given you the hint, THE I, O. O. F. is showing a live in- terest in the progress of the Order, Western Star Lodge, Brussels, has Thursday night as their time ot meet- ing. LOCAL news on page 5. An interest- ing letter written by plies Muriel Broth- ers, on India, may be read on page 4 and the report 05 Wingham District meeting on page 5. ENGAGEnsNT.--George and MCS. Hirons, Blyth, announce the engage- ment of their youngest daughter, Jessie M,, to Scott A. Anent, son of Philip and Mrs. Anent, Brussels, Marriage to take place early in June. • YOUTH'S should remember that a bath- ing suit is one of the necessaries when public ablutions are taken within the corporation limits. The constable has been asked to report the delinquents. Watch out and don't run the risk of be- ing caught "dudless" as it may cost you more than the suit. CARD OF THANKS.—We wish to ex- press for the racers thaq kindly P cess our s deeds and wards tendered in connection with the illness and subsequent decease of busbaud and father, and also for letters of sympathy received. They are all valued highly. Gratefully yours, MRS. T. DAVIDSON AND FAMILY, EAST LYNNE, — Belgrave Dramatic Club will present the drama Bast Lynne in Brussels Town Hail, Monday evening the 31st inst., commencing at 8 o'clock, They come under the auspices of the Willing Workers of Melville church, The company has already given the play at Belgrave and Wingham and do their respective parts well. Remember the date—next Monday. WILL REMOVE TO PORT RowAN, ONT,—Next Monday Rev. Henry and Mrs. Smith and 3 daughters remove from St. folio's Rectory (after a resi- dence of nearly 3 years) to Port Rowan, their new charge, on Lake Erie shore, Oxford County. Mr, Smith will have 2 other churches to minister to. We wish bio the best of success on his new field. He is a good preacher awl a splendid "mixer" and Port Rowan folk will fled Mrs. Smith and children worthy of their • highest esteem. A strange coincidence will be the three preaoltors, Methodist, Baptist and Anglican in that place all wear the euphonious name of Smith. Port Rowan has a fine High School, newspaper, &e., and we hope Rev, and Mrs. Smith and family will find it con• gedial and enjoy the best of health and Stt0Oes5, WAr-T1sR Sco'rr went. trout fishing Monday morning and was well reward- ed capturing a fine string. Several of them weighed a pound each. 75 CENTS in advance will secure THE Pose to Jan. I51,' Ig2r, If you already get it this would be a good time to re- member an absentee member of your family or a friend. THE local Banks have the Government bonds for exchange for the provisional receipts now held by a large number of investors in this locality. 1st of June is the date set and the Banks are ready for the transfer. . .....=_—a "�sr-"l,'?-.'*!�+M+arr�•+S^".:aF=+..;s-a"'` .w3-.✓ 'Sur. +:fr,mw+.r, ;jwFX`F. .kh,l+ vg, vtt :t1e °" ,22t L4,1 dadielittf 6'l 441f44•,;%y, 4' 44444..,a,,t441`4ro 4*."t4 14au'iMr,;, Chaposn. Thomas street, Brueeela as eteceeefelly operated an lueedsy fur ape -u lleltie and la malting favorable progress. We hope she will oo:l he e. le 1)10 soli Cir+1:664 A number of new ears L'oal is Ste 00 per ton ? interest livening iu sport? 1'h Ilarefoote,l youngsters? Some yards are not cleaned up ? Brussels is 50 hold a Celebration r Lawn mowers were in general use? Din WELL —The Cadet corps of Brus- sels school was inspected last Thuri,claV afternoon Un Cmtoria Park by a staff nfheel' and arquitte,l themselves in good style. They were complimented for their good work as was Principal B, S. Scott, The teachers and other pupils ot the school marched to the Park and witnessed the exercises orad enjoyed an hour or so in the opera, Several stoves in good condition for sale owing to removing from town. Apply early at St. John's Rectory. 7 PHLS, about 6D pounds each, for sale, also 6 steers weighing about 800 pounds each, Lot 10„Con, 18, Grey. Phone 428. MARE L. CARDIFF. Fora head of two year old cattle for sale, V, $IAaI,INa. Phone 6211, LAWN Mowers sharpened and put in good shape, GED, EDWARDS. WANTED to horrow-41000 on real estate ee• curity. Apply early. X Y Z Care Of Tan Foam, LOST in Brussels Saturday night, May 29nd, a gold brooch shape of a wish bone, with a bar across it, set with a brilliant and a tin blue flower. Finder will be rewarded. Please leave et Tun P05 0. THO00' bred short Born bull for sale, color light- roan. This is a splendid calf from a heavy milldng dein. TH08. KERR, Henfryn. Phone 969, tf FOR SAL11.—The orchard grass in orchard, either as pasture or hay. V7,13. KERR. COWS FoR SALE —2 good cows, due to naive in May. Also a Durham grade bull, about a year old. Apply to J. P. MOINToau, Lot 21, Con. 12, Gray. Phone 656. FOR SALE a quantity 0f millet seed, free from weed, seeds. A good. yielder. Phone 4226, R, B. STEVENSON, Let 18, Con. 18, Grey. FiRR•eRoor Safe of latest design for sale. 1, 0. R120ARDs, Coacenavasue house Bud lot for sale, Turn- berrystreet, Brussels. For price and farther Sorestare apply to MRS, A. Jeanie, American 2 steel tire buggies in good repair for sale, Apply to J20. MaNEIL, Blacksmith, Bthel, DR. PARSER, Osteopathic Pkysioien, visite Brussels Monday afternoon of each week, Chronic. and nervous diseaeee sucoeasfnlly treated, Visits residences. Consultation at Queen's Hotel. NEARBY EVENTS.— Ethel—Brussels Foot Ball match at Ethel, Thursday May 27. Auulvers try sermoua Melville church Sunday next. East Lynne Play next Monday even- ing, Town Hall. - Methodist Conference next week at Stratford. Huron County Council next week. Lecture on Ireland, Methodist church, Bluevate, Friday eveuing of this week ray Rev. R. Fulton Irwin. Lucknow. W. M. S. Conference, Melville church, Tuesday afternoon next. TAUS. DAVIDSON PAYS NATUR E'S DEBT. --Tuesday of last week, at 4 p m., a fine man in the person of Thos. David- son passed away very peacefully at the home os his son, Juo. L. Brussels, being conscious to the last. He caught cold a,J mouths ago in moving from the farm to Brussels and never regained his usual vigor, his heart being the weak spot latterly. The funeral took place Fri- day, list inst., public service being held in Melville ehureh, six of the sons bear- ing the casket. Rev, A. T. Maim, de- ceased's pastor, assisted by Rev. R. A, Lunday, Walton, conducted the service, which was attended by a large number of ol.1 friends. Interment was made in Brussels cemetery, Mr. Davidson was born in Scarboro township, York Coun- ty, 00 Jan. 28. 134:1, and on Mar. 3r, 1865 deceased and Mss Christiana Lambie were married in Scarboro. They were the parents of s sons and 3 dattghters, all of whom are yet alive, the youngest being the father of g children, g of family were born on the farm in Scar- boro, and a of them after moving to a farm on Con. It, Grey twp., where they continued to reside until last Winter, when they removed to Brussels having sold their farm. 2 years ago when they celebrated their Golden Wedding, there were to grandchildren, and now there are 17. The children are :—James and Will., Stratford ; Jno., Rob., David and Frank, Brussels; Thos„ Weyburne, Sask. ; Joseph, London ; Mrs. Bennett, Forget, Sask. ; Miss Mary, Brussels ; and Miss Bessie, Winnipeg. All were here for the funeral excepting Mrs. Bennett and Thos„ Miss Bessie arriving the night before the .funeral. Mr. Davidson buught the home of the Misses Hunter, John street, and intended moving into it next Fall but he has been called to a Better Home. From early childhood he wac allied to the Presbyterian church and his seat was seldom vacant when able to get there, On different occa- sions he served the church as an office holder. IIe was an honest, industrious man, quiet in his manner and was bell in high esteem by all who knew him. One brother survives. He was able to attend the funeral although well up to- ward the 8o mark. Mrs. Davidson and the other members of the family share in the sympathy of the neighborhood in the death of a true husband and kind father. e purchased new trunk has been s A by P Stewart Bros, of Brussels Creamery, to be utlliztd in the hauling of cream to the factory. The teams used have been sold as the two trucks cover a larger territory and in shorter time than with the horses, Partywho BRUSSELS Concertwent to Clifford, 'Thursday of last week, was composed of Misses Strachan, Walker and Fox, hies. R. Thomson and Mrs. I. Parker ; and Messrs. Gilroy, Fox, Jackson, Strachan and McCracken. 'Phey report a good time. Proceeds went to a Soldiers' Memorial Fund. SPEAKING about good cows Councillor Stewart, of Brussels Butter Factory, tested the milk from 1), M, Scott's fine Guernsey, "Geneve of Herviegen,” Which recorded 8,9 butter fat. He says this is the best record he ever met, al- though he was official tester for 4 years. Mr. Scott brought this thoro' bred with him from Michigan and she has the quality all right. • DtcriucT Odd Fellows' Lodge was held iu Wingham Wednesday of last week. S. Wilton, M. Black, A, Mc- Guire, 1, Thueli and W. J. McCracken attended from Brussels, The former was chosen so District Deputy tor the incoming term, Mr. Wilton is an en- thusiastio Ocldfellow and will fill the bill all right. An installation team will be organized in Western Star Lodge, Brus- sels to assist the new District Deputy lu his coming duties. There are 5lodges in this district, viz Brussels, Blyth, Wingham, Teeswater atld Wroxeter, 5 People We Talk About J. F. McRae, Toronto, was visiting in town. George Irwin, Toronto, spent a few days in town, Edward Lowry, Toronto, was in town for a few days. Miss Beth Kerr, Toronto, was home for a short holiday, Geo. Lowry is engaged at his trade as bricklayer in Listowel, Miss Hazel Lowry, of Brantford, was bonne for Empire Day. Harry and Mrs, Querin, Galt, were here for the week end. P, Scott went to Toronto to see the King's plate rim Saturday. B. S. and Mr's, Scott motored to Col- lingwood for the week end. Morley Dunford is not having good health we are sorry to state, Gordon Mason, London, spent the holiday with friends in Brussels. Miss,, Carrie McCracken was home from Toronto for a short holiday, Miss Laura Leallterdale is visiting her sister, Mrs, R. A, Pryne, Toronto Miss Mae Skelton was home from Stratford Normal for the holiday. G Dawson, teller in the Standard Bank visited at home over the 24th. Wm. A. Honey, of the Queens City, smiled on Brussels friends tor a few days, Mrs Cleve, B eker and son have gone to Niagara Falls for a holiday visit, They motored with Garfield and Mrs. Long. Tilos, Armstrong B A Toronto ryas SPRING SUITINGS 1 have a choice stock of TWEEDS WORSTEDS PANTINGS that should be seen be- fore you'place your Spring order. Splendid values in Waterproof Coats that are sure to satisfy, W. P. Fraser Tailor - Brussels era' YXF SAN CO 0 URV highly -developed service is available at all tiluc s forthe benefit of our ens - 11 ers. as- 110ers. every well-grounded 1 :t illess man appreciates the ilul:ortanceof theco-Operation, Z(., . ida11Ce and information on nnancialmatters ofhis Banker. 296 THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA BRUSSELS BRANCH G. H SAMIs MANAGER Mrs. John Lo't and Bert spent the week end with Wingham relatives. Miss Vinie Bowman, Toronto, was here for a few day's renewing old friend- ships. Rev. A. I. Mann took "The fact of Melville W , A. Laking, ot the Bank of Nova 1 sin" as his morning theme t i1 I b e Scotia, was home to Campbellvilie for the holiday. Miss Edith Deadman, who has been attending University at Toronto, arrived home this week. Miss Cora Bell spent a short holiday with her uncle and aunt, R. H. and Mrs. Green, at Cayuga. Mrs, W. H. Merklinger, of Hanover, has been holidaying at the parental home in Brussels, Harry Fox, who bolds a position in the Methodist Book room, Toronto, en- joyed a few days at home. Russell and Mrs. Wheeler and daugh- ter, Gertrude, Kincardine, were visiting relatives in Brussels, P. McQuarrie is considerably improv- ed in health, Mrs. Mac continues quite i11 we are sorry to state, • Mrs. George Champion and son, Billy, Wingham, were holiday visitors with Mrs, Robert Kerr. Mrs, George Mark, of Stratford, was a visitor at the home of Alex, and Mrs. Ross, Princess street. She is a neiee. Dr. R. P, and Mrs. Feild and family, of Owen Sound, were here for the week end with Mrs. Edward Bryaos and fans sly. Miss Inez McNichol spent the holiday with Wingham and Teeswater friends. Jacob Wilton, Guelph, was in town for a few days. Mrs. C. Parrott and daughter, Fleda, of Brookdale, Man., is visiting at the parental home with Mrs. and Miss Rob- inson, Queen street, Miss Lela Willis, Haileybhry, arrived in town last week and has taken a posi- tion in her brother's Bakery. We wel- come her to Brussels, Mrs. R. Ross, Kincardine, was renew• ing old friendships in Brussels and locality. She was a former resident and is well acquainted here. Will. Seeker who has been bothered with inflammatory rheumatism for some weeks le able to be about again pushing bit work as energetically as ever. Nurse Henderson was in town Mon- day having motored with friends from her home, near Kincardine, with Miss Addie Cardiff, of town, who bad been visiting her, Garfield and Mrs. Long and ehildren, of Niagara Falls, were here on a holi- day, Mrs Long is a daughter of Geo. and Mrs. Thomson. They made the trip by motor. Glen Armstrong, druggist, Toronto, who is a great lover of clean sport and was actively pushing a hockey team last Winter, is now President of a Base Ball nine in the Queen city. Miss Beth McFadden, of Sault Ste. Marie, was here for the holiday. She is a neice of D. and Mrs, Walker, of Brussels, and is attending the Conserva- tory of Music at Toronto, N, F. and Mrs. Gerry and Miss Stella leave Thursday of next week on a trip to Fort William, Winnipeg end other points, The letter has resigned her position in the Standard Banit here. Mrs. D. McKenzie has resumed house- keeping in her home, corner Ellzebeth and Mill streets, after a holiday for the peat year. A, E and Mrs. Hersey, who were tenants of Mrs. McKenzie's house, have moved to the apartments newly fitted up over the Bank of Nova Scotia. Tax POST is pleased to state that Stuart Fox passed his Pharmacy final exam, and will now be licensed d as a Chemist. His course was broken in upon by the war in which he did duty for his King and Country. We extend congratulations and wish him success in. the years to come. borne for the holiday, accompanied by a friend, Mrs, Stnall and children have been vis- iting Mrs. Champion, the fortner's mother Allan and Mrs. Lamout spent the holiday with relatives in Teeswater locality. Rev, D, B, McRae, Kincardine, was a visitor with relatives and old friends in Brussels. Wm, and Mrs. Clouse and Lawson spent the holiday with old friends at Teeswater. A, F, McDermott, of the Standard Bank staff, Chatham, spent the holiday in 13tussels. E. C. Dunford has not been enjoying his customary good health but we trust the Spring will invigorate him. Among relatives here for the funeral of 'rhos, Davidson were las. abd -Win, Davidson, Stratford, and their fami- lies ; jos and Mrs. Davidson, London ; Miss Bessie, Winnipeg ; Will, David - sou, nephew, Auburn ; and Jas, Elliott, a cousin, Bhievale. The latter is in his 87th year but quite active, church and "Living true in evening. "Forward" Conference will be held in the Lecture room of Melville church, Tuesday afternoon, June rat, at 2,30 o'clock, when a program on "Home Helpers" work will be discussed, A social hour will be spent at the close. Large attendance is expected as invita- tions have been seat. Rev. L. A. Stones,'B, A., of Huron College, preached in St. John's churab on Sunday to the pleasure and the profit of the pcople,.. His subjects were "Faith, Hope and Charity" in the morn• ing and "God's interest in man," at the evening service, No permanent appointment has been made to this charge yet. Anniversary services will be held in connection with Melville church, Brus• Bels, on Sabbath, May 3oth, at et a. m. and 7 p. rn. Rev. James j, Patterson, B, D., Sarnia, will be the preacher of the day. Special musical numbers will be rendered by the church choir. An offering is asked of $000 toward 1110 Building Fund. The usual gathering held Monday evening at Anniversury oc- casions will not be o0 the program this year. REV. DR, RUSSELL DECEASED.—Last Monday's dailies speaks of a well known Presbyterian Evangelist known to many in Ontario as follows :—Rev. Walter Russell, D. D„ one of the fore- most evangelists of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, died in Montreal Saturday, aged 57 years. Rev. Dr. Russell preached with extraordinary success not oily in Canada, but iu the United States, from coast to coast, and had many converts. Iutertnent took place Monday in Bristol, Que- bec, He is survived by his wife and 2 daughters, Mrs. A, 13, Crawford and Miss Louise Russell, Toronto, with whom Mrs, Russell will reside, at 414 Huron street, Dr. Russell was last in Toronto at Dale Presbyterian church. where he conducted services for some time, The London Methodist Conference commences at Stratford Tune 1st, but it isnot expected that church co-ordination will be an issue. Stationing committee will hold its first meeting on May 31 Wednesday, June 2, ministerial session opens, and following morning general session with election of officers, Dr, Salem Bland, Toronto, will deliver the morning addresses during the week, There will be at least 7 members in the ordination class this year:—las. Find- lay, P. H. Lawson, Arthur Page, R. A. Blackburn, Perry Caves, A, C, Moyer, and M C. Parr. The Laymen's Associa- tion will hold its annual meeting. on Wednesday. The ordinary public meet- ing will be held Thursday, at which Prof, Langford, of Victoria College, will speak on "Religious Education," and Controller T. 0. Maguire, Toronto, will also speak. Church Chimes The extended report of the W. M. S. Convention held its Knox church Kin= cardiae is to hand but too late for this issue. It will appear in Tem POST next week. Tho usual evening service in the Methodist chinch will be withdrawn next Sunday on account of Melville church anniversary to give •members of the congregation an opportunity, of hearing Rev, Mr. Patterson, of Sarnia, who cones for the anniversary. Don't forget the Anniversary services in Melville church, Brussels, next Sab• bath, et 11 a. m. and 6 p m. Rev. las, W. Patterson, le, 0., Sarnia, will w- eepy the pulptt. He fe said to be a flne ilreacher. Special music by the choir acrd $Goo is asked for in the freewill offering for Building Fund, Seedily last Rev, W. E. Stafford preached two discourses oh "Enduring Hardness" in the Methodist church, Miss Lizzie Downing took the obligate solo in the anthem and Mrs. R, F. Downing rendered a eelo at morning service and F. Ir, Gilroy gang Kipling's "Recessional" In the evening. BRUSSELS MARKET Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Oats Pens Barley Butter Eggs Saye Wool y2 00 X210 110 110 1 25 1 2G ll 47 47 10 20 0 20 0600 70 00 r J r L:tWeI'a'Ire•...^' *yel4te "SYkr-'174""',7 '414dq,;f1" tA'bry'�;a!z(�,�,.�,,.Fk'"n.�^ 4i.. "th.�. b '%).., e, , . , O�` r1 "3 Store ,1f'�,�y��y y�y�� 9 lS '111.1.: �+ ;) t1Yi i'.�" ;)1U(: Weekly Store News 49 N • 1» 58 tit • a 9 a • • 55 • • 12 a Q 5 a • • •0 Heli bore • a a • • • Geraniums for Bedding I wish to R11110111100 that we are again receiving a supply of the popular Red (Geraniums for Bedding as soon as the weather will permit and will Ile pleased if those wishing to got some Planta will kiuHly leave their order aeon as pos- sible. Price $2,40 per dez, rayid A dry Gartlan Spray for gala. den and orchard. It le a rnw- binatinn of Armenian, of Lead and IiorcieRux mixture and gives the very hest of results, 'Phase using it last 5111.5011 were delighted with Ulla results, No trouble 10 use. 11 lbs, to 10 gallons of water. For Currant and Rose Bushes. Insect Powder Moth Balls Sulpho Tobacco Soap • For Aphis and Red Spider on Rose Bushes. 16c and 30c packages a a 0 • • O e 0 a a 9 • • tg a • • 55 • • • O t1 • • e • t0 • • • Pure Lilive 0i! Ours is the weH ki osv 1 HEINZ OLIVE OIL and there is no better. You will find it very palatable and the price is still the same. $1.23 per pint Soni Flush Cleans Closet Bowls with scouring and is the only thing that will. We have it. Smoke Essence For Smoking and Preserv- ing Meat Gives splendid results and is away ahead of the old method. No trouble to apply. You will find it right. 40c per bottle "Is the master of the house in 5" inquired the Sinootli tongued book agent of the little boy. "Nope 1" said the boy, "Little boyo should not tell falsehoods," said the agent. ".Isn't that your father Leading a newspaper Are by the window 1" "Yep l" was the answer, "'That's Pa alright, but Ma's out. JA MES FOX DRUGGIST and STATIONER G4 ra 55 Id 69 tb C> lH 6 50 09 ¢D el la D fa 69 8) 0 tl m n is r3 69 c1 ra • • !1 a e to 112 sl 00 11 a ra a 64 50 • 0 fa re 0 1b e9 L4 0 to w a1 d 1v m 69 10 10 N b e+ ea rd GD 52 t0 c asece•6n••eealma•oasaars•+®Biel tllecaeaaaesaD000saseaaea••a BORN IN MEMORIAM MODONALD,—In memory of oar Grandpa, 137,Ax5.—In Grey township, on April lst, 1920, Damian McDonald, who died may 25111, to Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Blake, a sou—Eugene 1501. William,We never saw our Grandpa, HUN'0IA.—In Toronto, on May 10th, 1520, to 1 But those who knew hits best Dir. and Mrs. Walter Bunter—nee Nellie . Tell us, "To know him W05 to love him;' Irwb.—a daughter, Isobel Brodie. I Now he dwelle among the blest. —IAN AND 00111e MCDONAI,i. d i 01.11ii 1111 III 4llh 111tiiuu110dlli:ili III ILII Ihlfiltlli1l011i11i1111111It ill iililiiillilnl it Iliiti41101iiilil1411 ill ail liII::1110114.101)111111 tlllt III MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, a lmologyiM e• C0rmtok Medlra1 College, Chicago,Ill Three months poet otty fitted Glasses. post yeas. Hye, Inflamedy Byte, Gre, la1B Head• andoo, Inflamed t Eyes Caused yd Eye Lids and other Bye doubles canoed by Eyo•etrain. relieved through ttsfeoperlotion Assured,losses. Optical Parlor in Leckie black, one door South of Barrister Slnslair's office. Wednesday and 0 turday eve inga ' in, Also Phone 20x ring 4 Teacher Wanted ltxperieneed teaci1Sr wanted for 13. S. 8 Ole, 1, 'portiberry, Howlett and Grey, Protestant, Duties to commence after Summer vocation, Send testimonials and state salary. Appltca- tions reoeived till 19111 of ,lune, A, DOVGLAe, Secretary, Bluevale, R. R. 1, Popular Stallions THE CLYDESDALE STALLION MEABURN 21SD (17069) will not take le route bat will stand ter 00as00 at proprietor's farm, Lot of 20, 00n, 0, Morrie, 48^l HUMPY PONE - Proprietor cradles' rine Shoes. Handsome to the eye Artistic in design. First-rate workman' ship. Made to wear and keep their shape. 4rkr.4,a Beautiful finish, easy comfort, very durable. When you discard them you want another " just like the last ones." Then our prices are not the least pleasing part of the buying. All for Cash and at Lowest Cash Prices. Chap ,1, an ' `, ros. Successors to Richards & Oo, Next don' to Bank of Nova Scotia 1.5 1 I 11111 1111 1111115,,11,. Ill Milli 401,111elle 9 !l1141 3IlllUllI lI lII4iIH1114ll'4'I!9,1111'lIIJ11111 I111i17, 1111'1 ILY11fg1pUlit! 11]':I:;, 15 Ou Sho MAKE your feet comfortable in the warm weather. We have now in stock a complete line of "Fleet Foot"" Outing Shoes-- - ,, e- thin for all the family Conti ;� Y With and without heels, including Men's Work Shoes, Women's Utility, Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps with rubber soles and heels, and Sandals for the little tots. We also have a splendid line of Children's and Misse's'Pat- ent Strap Pumps, etzoe from 4 to 2, Call and see them, It is always a ploastu'e to show our goods, R. C. RATHWELLI Moncrieff , Highest Price paid for Produce. 1 0 4.