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F. R. SMITH
The Store
School
Opening
With School Openiug at hand
your attention is naturally turned
to what will he needed for that oc-
casion. Our new stuck of school
supplies hes been received arld we
think we have tnanaged toassem-
ble the newest things to be bad in
Scribble's. Exercise Books. An-
eessee s. &c , ae well a:• the tee
gest values Konig.
High School 'Peet Books
We stave the complete List.
Standard Note Rooks.
Drawing Portfolios
And the Re -fills for these.
Milton & Bradley's Water Colors j
and Art Brushes.
Public School Text Boosts
Where cbergee have been
made we wi'l h•,ve the new
editions
Golden Rule Book..
For Supplementary -Rending.
No. r, aoc No. 2, 30e
No. 3, 351 No. 4. 40e
Drawing Books and D. Envelopes
Black Covered Exercise Books
Crayons, Water Coors, Drawing
Pencils. Rulers, Rubber Eras- ;
ers, Lead Pencils, Slates. &r.
Waterman's Fountain Pens
School Satchels and
Leather School Bags.
Your orders will have
Good Attention.
The
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Breakfast. lams
Better
OUR break
I fast tastes
better after you(
use Klenzo. Get
a tube tolip
today.
Theta la
new oensatian
awaiting you
the Cool, Clean
Klenzo Feeling
on your teeth
and tongue. It
isn't merely a
taste. It's a tes-
timony of dean..
Bess—cleanness
that in imparted
tc tho tiny, littlo
'taste nerves,
freeing them of
etalo secretions
that make you,
mouth foal bot
and sticky.
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F. R. SMITH
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FLAX hauling to the mills is now on
the program..
DoN'r borrow THE Pos'r when you
can get it at 6o cents for balance of 192o.
OWING partly to the increased freight
rates local coal deliveries are soaring in
price.
A Ford touring car has been purchas-
ed by Geo. A. Best from D. M. Scott
the local agent.
Bacons Fall Fair September 24-15.
Clinton's well known Kittle Band bas
been engaged tor it,
REVOLVING electric signs are exhibit-
ed in the windows of Miss Bryan's office I
and Geo, R. Weller's hardware store,
GET a Fall Fair Prize list, if you are
not already a member, from Secretary I
Black, Fair will be here in less than a
month.
ON account of breaking a shaft at the
Ament factory
•.Y
tar an undesired holiday had
c
to be taken while repairs were being I
made last week.
SOME property owners complain of the
trespassing of boys and young men after
harvest apples. They might at least say
"By your leave."
Po1'AvOEs are a great crop, turning
out 14, 16 and even 18 to a hill in some i
cases, The stalks run all the way from
4 to nearly 6 feet in length.
QUITE a dearth in the supply of fresh ,
milk and in most cases the purchasers
have to go for it. There should be a '
good opening for an up-to-date dairy i
business.
No it was no oannoede, "Billy" Cook
was just blasting rock on the route of
the William—Albert street sewer. He '
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will well nigh finish the drain next week,
barring the 9 catch basins,
IF you want to see how property can
be beautified, under adverse circum-
stances, take a look at the flowers and
greenery at the Electric Light plant
greatP a e.
frontsg It's improvement and
R. and Mrs, Thuell deserve credit,
some tuty
Poss e of the of THE
b reader' s
POST Last week failed to recognize the
portrait of Miss Frances 'Taylor. daugh-
ter of R. L. Taylor, Loudon, and fer-
merly of Brussels. Miss Taylor, who
bore the name of •'Coochie" when a
child, has developed a literary ability
that is attracting attention. She is a
member of the London Daily Free Press
staff, 'rake a look at page 6 of THE
POST of August 11th and see if you re-
cognize Miss 'Taylor. She won the
Manitoba Free Press prize for best poem
on Manitoba's loth anniversary against
toxo competitors.
A SAD BEREAVEMENT.—The people of
Brussels and community were sorely
grieved Monday forenoon to bear of the
sudden decease of Elaine, the winning
tittle daughter of Dr. E. E, and Mrs.
Bryans, of Toronto. She was staying at
tine home of her grandmother, Mts.
Alex. Bryans, Queen street, and had
been apparently in the enjoyment of
good health. Monday morning she was
sick at her stomach and bad a vomiting
spell and passed away in a few hours.
A physician was called but the little
lassie succumbed, aged y years and to
months. She was a general favorite
and her unlocked for demise has evoked
deep sympathy. A message was sent to
Toronto and Mrs. Bryans came tip on
first train but of course /ine had
pass-
ed
ed away before her arrival, Funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon, Rev,
Mr. Mess conducting the service. In-
terment WAS made in Brussels cemetery.
The bereaved share in the community's
sympathy. br. Bryans got here on
Tuesday night's train.
AN addition has been built to Robert
Sheddau'sstable, Queen street.
J. HRwrrr's (baker) runabout was not
big enough to take tris family touring
hence he sold it and bougie: a McLaugh-
lin car of more ample proportions
TORONT;) Fair OprnS August 28111.
Read their advt. on page 4 of this iF-
sue. It is a great Show all r'gbt. A
bumper attendance is counted on this
ear.
Ruining tire buggy for :-ale, only inn 5
months Jong Rolm, 6th line elorris Twp.
Phone 105.
DAD : Be sure and bring home n City Dairy
brick of Ice Cream. You get them et Willie
Grewar's Restaurant.
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WANTED,
— An Assistant Matron for the
Huron OCep ty ger. of Refuge, ti duties to rel
po err September. Applications, NCE,
preferred, received by JOHN TORRA NCE,
8-2 Inspector, Clinton.
DONERTY PIANO. good as new, for sale.
Fumed oak finish. Apply to Wm. PARKES,
Lot 25. icon: 14, Grey. Phone 434 Brussels
R. R. No. 2. 5.2
Fon SAt.n.--Ilor9e, n' Stan and harness.
Prices to snit. H I NrswART, }leufryn,
Ikead two year old cattle for mile Apply -
to
WmSnN 31ARs,Orh
line, Morris.
Gann Durham 3111ch sow for 'tale, 8 yenr9
old. snpppo'ed In coif ('itAN Riri'sr, Jaynes
street, Ilrussrls. Phone 50 ring 8
Pori SALE.• -Durham grade cow, 7 years old,
dine to freshen this month. ROSNEL culotte,
4th line Morris townt-bip. Phone 1"111.
10 Pigs 6 weeps old for sale. Phone 474
R. R. No. 2, Breaamis. EOe. EoBssTaON.
4 York Pigs live weeks old for sale. Also 1
aow with litter of 7 three weeks old.
Phone 4226 Lot 7, Con, 18, Grey'.
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for Bn,soels and
Huron County to represent" The fad Reliable
Fonthill Nurseries.' Rig sales tv e to he /nada
in selling Nursery stoelc during the recon-
struction period. A splendid opportunity for
a live salesman. Highest commissions paid,
haodu,ive, fres equipment, large line of fruit
d omen/Kara stook
offer. STONE
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WELLINGTONT ionic Ont.
DR. PAUKSS, Osteopathic Physioinn, visits
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous diseases sueoessfully
treated. Visite residences. [owttltntims at
Queen's Hotel,
ENGAGEMENT Walter Hai land sed
Mrs ,
:mit
h onnntitres the en-
gagement
-ga cirri nF their dea, i r, Cored ]
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r I r Wilfrid NI nerd 1', S son
k•n ) e r I E h 1 .O
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of the Tate A. A f.rx and Mrs. Cox,
Toronto, the wedding. to take piece
early in September. Mr, Smith is an
old Bruaselite.
WHOPPERS —5 ''Irish GUIs" (l'om the
gsrden of Robert Thuell fervid their
way to THE POST Tuesday morning,
They were dandies and weighed nearly
31 pounds owl were tit to capture the
red tick, t at most Fall Petite We will
forgive Mrs. '('linell for sending a note
saying:—' I thought I'd send you a
sample of your National Emit" jest
that yeti might see bow an Englishman
can grow Them in a cellar bottom (re-
ferring to their lot,)"
Some. thenoun'rsw FACT:, —
The folic with"pt A car wi11 soon be
in the great 01in010y.
Brussels Fall Fair will be a whooper.
You can help it by your exh'bits.
The 'town Hall interior requiroe re-
juvenating Will von lend a bend?
"Brussels the Beautiful" Is no cun-
ningly devised fable but an undoubted
fact.
ibis community needs Hydro light
and power and there should bo 510 more
lost time river parleying or sue zing.
Oiling Tttt'tncerry street solved the
dust question and las been a great cont -
fort t .all liven thet I
0 ou s ee o sa
gt v
nothing about the preservative Arleen.
tapes,
Anybody idle these rush dors most he
poorly or undesricus of accepting A
job. Between harvest rush end the
shorthandednesa of men labor has been•
at a premium,
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SALT IN BULK.
Phone 43
* W. J. McCracken
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bV C, t. C' will :ave luutli .tt But,
sets Fall l+au on Inv Silo,, ground';
A number of Brusselites went to At-
wood 'Tuesday evening to winless a
League Pont hill Mate!).
WHAT Alvin cutting that wild carrot
crop ? It is soon gni ug 10 over -run the
village unless hearted off.
'TEEwwA7'F:a News ay:eek Ilewitt
mutated up trent Binss=es ls w—lill a ttCW 45
McLinehhn and spent the week eucl
a i' 'a; ilea and
'1'F.1I PLETON'E Rheum t C C { Ft a
Raz mah for Asthma are sold hese by
James Fox, local agent, Call iu for
sample.
READ every advertisment and save
money. Il people have bargains they
are going to tell you about them, hence
I rt a es week,
keep onthene v y
OFFICERS were in.tailed in Western
Star Lodge, I. O- 0 F., ldrusse's, last
Monday evening. D. D. G M. Samuel
Wilton took charge of the work, assisted
by the staff
I'HE sprightly trotting inane Topsy
'Dodd, owned by i, H, Galbraith, town,
was sold to Ivlr. Tucker, Exeter, at a
good figure. 'elle former took a speedy
stepping mare on the deal. She had
been quite sick during the past week
and uufortuna'ely died,
BRUSSELS equities were not in the win-
ning very deeply at Wingham races al
though the best time made has been
duplicated in past coutests. There was
a big crown from here attended and the
races resulted quite successfully, good
weather favoring them.
SEVERAL Brusselites witnessed the
Listowel—Milverton intermediate Foot•
ball contest in the former town. It was
a tie game, no scoring being done.
This match is in the m
mals The out-
coe of the closing Tames has been
unique and almost unprecented in the
matter of tie matches.
INSTITUTE.—Friday afternoon of this
week Brussels Women's Institute will
tweet at the usual hour. Mrs S. C.
Wilson will discuss the question of
"Housekeeping 5o years ago and mod-
em methods of doing it " Attend and
tell what you heard about the problem
half a century ago ?
BITTEN By A DOG —Tuesday as Sam.
Weinstein, Brussels, drove his car into
the term yard of Mrs. Ramsay, reth
Con. Grey, he was tackled by a dog
who sprang at him and bit him on the
face. A doctor cauterized the wouud
and Mr. Weinstein is about as usual.
Ile was fortunate in getting off as well
as he did. The dog will likely be put
out of the way.
TRAcrui AND PLow,—A speedier
method of turning over the soil is in
line with the rush of today farm life.
'rhe tractor is a servant in hauling the
big Oliver plow is solving the problem.
A demonstration of what may be ac.
oempliebed by this combination will be
giveu Friday afternoon of this week at 1
the farm of Lou Williamson
p.m„tin
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pected
Brussels. adjoining
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1 � •r7 0❑ tractor
acted to see what the 1'0l n o
and the Oliver plow is capable of doing
in boosting Agriculture. D. M. Scott
is the local agent. See advt on page 1.
NAVY LEAGUE OF CANADA.—Daring
the past week A. R. Wilmott, Toronto,
representing the Navy League of Can
visited Brussels, in the interests of bis
work. He kiudly invited a number of
the business men to lunch last Monday
at the America° Hotel Feld after enjoy-
ing an excellent spread discussed the
gneslion he is so much interested in.
In a concise, clever manner he gave
facts arid figures concerning the Nation-
al project and solicited assistance along
the line of the movement. Probabilities
are au effort will be made on Trafalgar
Day or possibly Fall Fair. Mr. WilrifOtt
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was heartily thanked for his address and
his courtesy.
To STOP GAMBLING PaAC'riCEn.—
The County authorities, under direction
of Crown Attorney Seeger, are carrying
in
g
on a campaign to stamp out the gambl-
ing practices n n
i e nnection with race
mete
and other tulllc gatheringsin the
County. At Brussels
and Wi° ham
races bookmakers'and owners of own
er
gembling devices were warned off, and
when Fall Fair season commences atten-
tion will be paid to the sideshow feat-
ures with a view to cutting out those of
a questionable character, There has
been a goad deal of laxity in connection
with such features In the past, but there
is now to be a tightening up all round.
t1 People lyra Talk About St
tt tt
R McAlpine, St.. M'rys, make a boli-
ness trip to Bens els this week
Brien and Rennin Field, Owen
Sound, are visiting their Grandmother
Brieos,
Orville and Mrs, Habkirk and dangle
ter, Isabel, Whlgbarn, were in town or
Wednesday, en route to IvicKiliop, It
was Civic holiday in Wiugllam,
A good photogravure of Rev, H, W.
Aviion, the new Methodist pastor at
the Metropolitan church, Regina, and
formerly of this locality, appeared in the
Morning Leader, of Regina.
Dr. G. L Ball, Toronto, and Luther
Ball, St. Marys, made a hurry.call on a
few old friends in town this' week while
motoriug to Winghatn. They were
former well known residents,
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d al-
ways welcome.
James Thuell has gone to Shaunavon,
Sask., where he will take his share in
the harvest fields. John Bet eman, bound
for Govenlock, Snit , was his travelling,
companion, hoth ticketed by H. L.
Jackson, C. P. R. local agent.
Miss Addie Cardiff is ebjnying a visit
whit old friends in Kincardine,
Mien emelt twee Dolomite, Toronto,
wt vl, tint 'tn Rewrite. Harte
elm. calm kobin+est Queen :'erect,
was visiting with Sealolth Treads,
Mies Addie Sperling. Is home for a
chart yap:Ulan She is a stenographer
in Toronto
Bert Lntt wa. rambiuing business
ani pleaar• ,u ,tip to 'Toronto and
vitro[ pater-.
,rite: t; loretrce 1. rwson. Clinton: i3
-risiting her steuern Mize May Arm-
'stroug Flora efreer
George Suchen:el. B A. lett for
Swift Current last Monday, where he is
engaged in teaching
Alex. and Mrs. McIntosh arrived home
last week from an en -lovable trip to old
scenes iu North Dakota,
Miss Merearet !'eerie has secured a
position sit teacher on the Innisfall Sack.
stuff at a salary of Orono.
le, and Mrs. McCool, Clintou, were
visitors at the home of their cousins, R,
and Mrs. Thuell, Tnruberry street,
Elmer and Mt". Ewan and baby are
o'l'ofnntoihi, swell. The former will
lock after automobile business while
away,
Mrs, Drake, Seaforth, and Walter
White, Minions, Man., were visitors at
the home of Mis, W. W. Harris, Queen
street.
G C and Mrs. Manuers were visitors
at St, Mary's enrtineidently took in the
welcome tendered the new Premier
Meigheu,
Wm S"g n R E'eaDOr
Mr., Jac>..o and
Blyth, have been enjoving a holiday
with relatives and friends here and
at LWrnx''er.
Thos, Davidson, who hes not enjoyed
robust health for years, has not beers
even well as usual, We hope for im-
provement.
Leslie Lamont, B A. Toronto, is here
for a heldayfhg building up muscle. He
is studvi ig law at Osgoode Hall and is
in his end year.
Misses Tessie and'Teenie Dennis, Mc-
Killop, were holldavers at the home of
their grandparents, Alex and Mrs.
Rose, Brussels
Harold Lowry is away to Haileybury
with a car of horses. He should soon
become acquainted with that trip if fre-
quency counts,
Mrs. McPherson, Detroit, was visit-
or at her old home, john street, diving
the past week She ams formerly Miss
Mary Friendship.
Miss 011e Armstrong, toaeher at Ac-
ton, is here on a visit to her parental
home, She has just returned from en
outing at Washaga beach.
Alfred and Mrs Baeker, T. H and
Mrs. Hewitt and Dr. Hamilton were
visiting at St. Marys last Monday taking
in the Meighen Reception.
Mrs, John Lynn and son, Waleervtlle,
are spending a holiday at the Former's
parental home, She is a daughter of
Philip and Mrs• Ament.
W. H. and Mrs. Hellowell, Toronto,
were visiting here lest week. The Tat•
ter is better known as Miss Mabel
Thomson and was a Former Rrusselite
Mrs. Weller is back to town after a
visit to her mother, who has been ill.
She is in her Sn's bttt wonderfully smart
for a person of her Advanced age,
F. H. and Mrs. Gilroy and Barrington
are away on a holiday of 2 weeks, the
most of which will be spent at Wasla,'a
Beach. D. S. Rudd is relieving at the
Bank of Nova Scotia in Mr. Gilroy's
stead.
Bert. end Mrs Nixon, Winnipeg, and
Jno. and Charles Mcettcbeon, Detroit,
have been visiting Sylvester and Mrs,
Fox. Mrs, Nixon is Mrs. Fox's sister
and MaCutcheon Bros, are brothers of
the hostess.
Miss Hazel Stewart has accepted a
position as primary Klndergsrten
teacher At Galt and will commence work
next mouth. She will no doubt make
an excellent teacher and we wish her
011.'Ct5a
Mrs. Fletcher Sperling was visiting
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at London and St. Marys. At the latter
r
she attended the reception accorded her
nephew, Premier Molghen, by his old
hone town folk on Monday It was
well done and reflected credit on the
community,
Mrs (Rev.) C. E. Stafford, of Fergus,
is a visitor at the Methodist Parsonage.
She is the mother of the parson nasi }vas
a former resident es pastor's wife over
40 sears ago. 'Phe passing rare are
dealing kindly with Mrs. Stafford, we
are glad to state.
Mex and Mrs. Latunnt and baby.
Isabel, are spending part of their Vaca.
tion web relatives stere. They go to
St. Mares where Mr. Lamont takes the
resposible ptsitiou of Collegiate prin•
ci ah The St Marys folk will find them
warthy oftheir t cit• best treatment,
Misses McCracken and Misses Annie
Meuzles, with W. J McCracken as
chauffeur enjoyed a short visit with
Rev. and Mrs. Wren, formerly ref
gels al Kincardine. Mr, Wreu is filling
the pulpit of the Methocliat church At
ihi t'
Kincardine for mon while taking g ltds
holidays from Mount Forest.
Mrs. George Wilson,Calgary,
Mies
Lovell, Detroit, and rs. Gordon aid
son, Woodstock, were welcome visitors
with T. E. end Mrs Whitfield, town,
The former was a resident of this com-
munity when she took an active and
capable part as organist and choir leader
in Union Methodist church. Ethel 011.
cult. She is just as busy, we are glad to
hear in her (tome city.
.DARN TO sAv'r.-
Everyman, woman
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aetataEll ae ilk& DG3.'lfi OVOI,Z,aavasaasaamecaseecsoo4YSOtI seLe,C' St
4' and child. can save.
Every one should save, Every
ambitious person does save.
The Savings Department of
the Stanbrd Bauls' of Canada
affords every facility for aid-
ing you to save, 201
THE
STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. 5A01IS - - MANAGER
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The Saskatoon Star says 1-13. 5. and
Mts. Scott, of Brussels, Ontario, are
guests of C. and Mrs, Buck at their
Pike Lake Sumtner home,
Finlay, sun of G EI and Mrs, Semis,
has been having a wrestle with the
measles and has been under quarantine
which will expire ou Saturday.
Harold Currie, who holds a good
position in the optical departgtent of the
Simpson store, Toronto, Is taltiug the
good of a vacation of a weeks by vi'tit-
ing relatives and old lriencds here'
J. 1.,. and Mrs. Trane, of Tecumseh,
Mich., end Mrs, Carling mid Mrs's Jean
Turuut°, were welcome visitors at
Councillor M Fraser's. The first men-
tioned and Mrs. Catling are brother
and sister, respectively to the hostess.
BORN '
DUNBAI.—Ill Grey township, on August 12th,
1020, to Mr. and Mrs. E. .3, Dunbar a daugh.
ter, Mary Elizabeth,
hA TiGrey ton biS, on Augustlst 8511,
1920,
t -D and Mrs. Stanley Meehan, a
daughter—Dorothy 1 Jean. Mr.
MaLAp tughll—Born to Mr. 5., inn. a W.
MOT.anghllr, 802 Siurcae St., Winnipeg, on
July 28. twin daughters.
DIED
135YAN2.—In Brussels, at the bone of her
grandmother, t(gers. Alex. Bryans) on Aug,
18th, 1020, Elvirn Elaine, only daughter of
Dr, E, E. and Elvira 13ryene, Toronto, aged
7 year's and 10 months.
Fon]test.—In Oranbrook, on August letlt,
1090, Agnes Jane Seott, beloved wife of ,alio.
Forrest, aged 69yearo and 2 months.
YELLAND —In Exeter, August 0th, 1020, Rev,
J, G, Yelland, aged 77 years, 2 months and
2 days.
DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND
DEFENCE
Notice to ex•members of the Cnnadtan
Expeditionary Force.
N()TICE is hereby given to all concerned
that exannmbers of the Canadian Ex.
peditionary Formc
e
who a
re entitled to an
d who
require pead •har,,e dental treatment must
submit their applications she Dia r! t Den.
tal Officer at the Headquarters of the District
In which they reside
on or before idtent-
bar,1020. Applications for dental treatment
reoeived after Tat September, 1028, ;will not be
considered.
(Sgd.t EUGENE F1SET,
Major General,
Deputy Minister, Militia and Defence.
Ottawa, August 8, 1940.
Note.—Newspapers will not be paid Mr the
advertisement if they insert it without nuthor-
ityy from the Department,
(H.Q. 8801.1.20. 8.2
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the
matter of the estate of William
Martin, late of the Village of
Brussels, in the County of Huron,
Gentleman, deceased.
tr ran to "The Re-
e Riven pursuant t
otioo is hereby v
N y P
gqntario ” that all oeeditore
d Statutes hnn O
INo
v
the others having claims rl n, who the estate of
bs said 011. day f July, who died of e.
about the 80th day of July, A.D.Sep ere er,
A.1)
of or before the poet day al September,
boll 1020, to sand by Haat age of or deliver
thSamuel 'Wilton, of rhe. etin It u Brueeto Ps, i ,
the County Executors of Hnron, at Brnsaels Pei,
one of the nd.Su' a said eesess that-
Ohrietlun aril ammnmps, addresses and de-
scriptions, r ie tlar of their claims
,tions the ah n t t s
sora gg
the atntenient of their nnaonnta and the ufttttre
the feau
r teles 14 an held by them,
of t y)
And further telco sa ausi that after such lilt
pea aetl td loteh ba end ameba of the de will
din nig the Par tlest entitld tw of
Miringggae .
tord only, to the claims of which they shall
hen have notice, and the said Executors w111
not be liable for the saidassets or any part
thereof to any person or peraons of whose
olalm notice shell not have been received by
there nt the time of mob distribution.
Dated this 17th day of August. A. D. 1020.
I liB10rt0A MARTIN, 1ExsoutorN
SAMUEL WILTON, i
So She Went to the City
Hit wanted to learn Stenography and earn her own living.
n loci Haver been in a bigcit before.
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When the train got to the station she was bewihlorerl,
"Nobody had come to meet her,
She had not thought that it would be lilte this, Where
would she go ?
And ;Mat then the Travellers' Aid Officer of the Women's
Ohriatian Temperance Union decided she needed help, "Come
up to Willard Hall to -night, We'll straighten out everything in
the morning," said the Traveller's Aid when she had heard the
story.
Willard Hall, .Garrard Street East, Toronto, is Hie llaa(1•
quarters of Toronto District W. 0, T, U. it was established and
equipped as a- friendly home for young gills atal'ling life in the
city °s1 their own resources. lint the work has grown. The
building is now too small.
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Weekly Store News
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What about your Snaps ? Are you having
perfect satisfaction iu the treatment of them ?
Our business in this department is steadily in-
creasing. There trust be a reason. We
would like to add your name to our list. Per-
haps you would let us develop your next film.
Either dull or glossy finish, price the same in
either case.
Prompt Service. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Heinz
Olive Oil
Is the brand we
sell and thet'e is
none better—Pate,
Rich tuisi very Pal-
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Hydrogen
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New
Papeteries
Good Stationery ie
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distinction, O u t'
stock at present is
very complete,
25c 350 50c Be 001
Good asset talent.
Tarlac
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in 2 years
The above figures
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Pat was o11 a sinking
ship and wan watching
with interest the frau•
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life preservers, plating
them on and jumping
overboard.
"Shure" said he, "If every
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Itumediately he picked ttp a
heavy piece of iron and
jumped overboard with it.
Mouth
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New stock
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Splendid assortment
See theta,
JAMES
FOX
DRUGGIST and STATIONER
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Farm for Sale
Being Lot 25, Con. 14, Grey Township, con-
taining 100 acme. 90 nares cleared and balance
hardwood bush. Goad frame house and Out-
bnildings, orchard, wells, &o. 8 miles to Ethel
or McNaught.. Immediate poaeeesion. For
further particulars as to price. Pelona, &0., ap• Hoge
on the premises. W a1. PARSER, - Wool
Phone 484 R. R. 2 Brussels P. 0.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat $1 95 $1 85
Spring Wheat 2 10 2 10
Oats
Peas 2 85 2 95
Barley 1 26 1 26
Butter 66 66
Eggs 68
18 se 18 76
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It costs less to purchase,
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It gets you there and gets you back.
It costs less to repair.
There are about, 8,000 Service Stations in
Canada to give prompt Service to
Ford Patrons,
D. M. SCOTT,
FORD DEALER - - BRUSSELS
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