The Brussels Post, 1920-9-30, Page 8To c>opct-t to pay a 111g1
price for talc perfumed
with an odor that c(.j:%ii
thousands of &Ali ; to t;Lu
duce would be ;t[w.d
Tele JG1 e i -
Toilet Soaps
the costly new odor of 23
flowers costs you no won:
than ordinary talcump.
The Jonteel odor is a
refined and refreshing
new baguet of rare indi-
viduality and subtle charm.
Try it today.
35c at
Geranium Bath Tablets
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floc.
Klenzo Toilet Soap 15e.
Rexall Glycerine Soap
15%; cake
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Facial Woodhury's Fa ' Sa P
25c
Peroxide Bath Soap 25c
Jergen's i umiss Hand
Soap z 5
Medicated Carbolic Scup
I:c cake
Fairbank'a Glycerine and
Tar Soap 15e cake
Snap Hand Cleaner 25c
Y- et rofo l
A pore white Paraffin
Oil -tasteless and od-
orless. Pint Bets. $r
Peptona:l I
The New Tonic
A combination of ,
Peptonized Iron, Malt,'
Manganese and Cod
Liver Extr, L
t.
Large bots. $1 25
New Ont. P. S. Com-
position and Grammar
252.
Lea
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The T .•>,«. • -melee
The
F Q tertetIV of
Pictorial Review
Fashion Book
gives an accurate fore-
cast of the styles for the
coming season. Price 250
Pictorial Review Crochet
and Kuittina Book -
Contains • directions
int knitted sweaters,
&. Price 300
Pictorial Review Em•
broeleiy Book 35e
Ptetnrial Review Maga•
z;pe fur October. 25c
Pictorial Review Pat•
terns for sale.
SMITH
Store Druggist and Stationer
Tile front of Geo, E. Weller's bard -
lava ,ay -;t otos Items
`ware store has been brightened up by
the use of the painter's brusb. as has
Downing Bros. and Wilton & Gillespie.
NEXT public holiday will be '1'banks- i AUCTION Sale of Household effects on
giving Day -Monday, October ISth Thursday 30th ins, , re 2 p m , at the
Naw and rene.val subscriptions have ! home of Misses Hunter, John stri et.
been rolling in to THE Posy. How does I See bills for list and other particulars.
your label read ?The home has been sold to Mrs, P.
SEPTEMBER closes Thursday of this Davidson and the Misses Hunter will
week and with it the last of the half holt- move to apartments to the Stretten
days for this season,j block.
THE heavy rain of Sunday evening
and Monday morning was a genuine I SECOND RAND ~huger Sewing machine, In
first class repair, for sale. Jens OLVEnte.
Hoven and lot for sale, conveniently located.
Apply at Tan POET.
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spent the i„i lit teletivee. at
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rived heck to town last we,b from Still-
+ ing. 41st.
' M ,: Georee Bi, Iter is vieetee, vele•
• tives and ,d,1 h tend - et & itch and
locality.
e. Miss Aliec Fleming, I ori wee shit-
•N ing et the born,: of ,..liar. Ilo,vlett,
• Queen street.
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Phone 48 a• Miss(trace Rose, W,o1-toek, was a
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,l, visitor at the home of her uncle, Welter
W. J. McCracken • Rose, Frederick street.
'� • Edward crud Mrs. Wallace, 'Toronto,
were visitors with M1s, Robert Kerr,
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1,, 91Thi Div.,.. t.oatl Wed t..d,y i of b 1,. ani Mre Se;itt this week. The
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of this, were.
A car of live poultry w,ys sh'pped legit
week to New Yolk by R. 'Thomson
A crit Of horses visa shipped to North
Ontario un Wednesday by W. A.
Lowry
THURsOIY, Oct eta, k the date set
for a high grade Concert by the Wo•
teen's Insli:ute. Wa'elt out for parti-
culars
W, P. F1SA:elee advt. came to haul
too late to he changed this week. He
is offerug waterpcOof coats at 20% re-
duction
New mange adv,, of A Strachan in
this issue wilt no doubt catch the eye of
inane of the lady teadurs of THE Peer,
D,d you see it ?
FALL FAIR. YBT.-The.. ntarl•y Fall
Fairs it to be held are as fellows
\t.'iugham Sept, 30 & Oct. T
Fordivieh, Oct. 2
Palmerston, Oct. 5 & 6
Teeswatei', Oct. 5 & 6
Dungannon, Oct. 7 & S
RED CRo<s -All the old °theels of
s
Brussels Ked Cron Association are ask-
ed to attend a meeting in the Audience
room of the Pahlic Library Idoodar
afternoon at 4 t 5 o'elo k to deal with
„me matters m connection with it.
Try and attend.
W eustsutty evening of this week the
Picture Htntse iu Brussels re opens,
under the direction of F. S. Brown,
with W. C. Smith as Manager, The
place has been thorongh;y overbau'ed
and is tidily Reed up. rhe intention is,
we understand, is to put on a high grade
series of pictures,
THIS week Curtis Rathwetl removed
to Strathroy where he purposes making
his home. We wish him success in the
grocery line. The Strathroy people will
dad Mr, end Sirs. Rothwell and daugll-
ter worthy of their best confidence
1'11e have been iu business for :several
years io the West. and iu Ontario so are
well acgnaiuted with the trade.
blessing to the country.
IP you have live poultry to sell you
bad better read W, J. McCracken's
advt, or tbat of S. Weinstein.
THE annual meeting of the Ontario
Retail Druggists' Associeti0n was held
last week iu the Ring Edward Hotel,
Toronto, and was one r,1 the 'best on re-
cord. James Fox. Brussels, was re-
elected representative of District No. 12
for the 3rd year,
TUESDAY afternoon of this week Mrs.
Jno, E. Smith entertained a merry party
of young girls in honor of Florence
Goon 100 mare farm for sale in Central part
of Grey township. Farm is well fenced, has 2
shortwuotice d Toermsbureasonable. Apply ossesaion at
Tax Po5T Publishing Horne,
Pones found at the Fair ernttitd. Owner
rosy have it by proving property and paying
for this notice. Ten Poo.
STRAYED from Otto premises of the under-
signed, Itet 211, Con, 0, Morris, a Tamworth
pig. Owner will be pleased to hear of its
whereal,outs. Phone 124.
W. H. mectrreanoC.
correct/ of 1st class 2nd hand Lord ,jars for
Oliver's ,4th birthday. Tea Was served Sala. D. el. some, Agent, Bru,•sel5,
On the lawn and the birthday cake, with Hrtfer (:muses for ae1P, one part Jereay, 6
its interior attractions of ring, thimble, atld 0 mont'iti old. JiiSEPtr W HiTFtET,D.
Phone 6010 Graham's Survey, Bruseele.
button and coin, was the cause of deep
interest until the apportionments were
located. The girls had ahappy time and
appreciated Mfrs. Smith's kindness,
WHAT might have proven a serious
fire was nipped itt the bit 1 last Saturday
morning at the Anderson Bros. livery
stable. Somebody had tbougbtlessly
put a cigarette stub on a tack on which
REPREtENTATTrs WANTED for Brnoaels and
Huron County to represent "The Old Relleble
Foothill Nurserbs.' Big sales are to be made
in selling Nursery stook during the recon-
struction period. A splendid opportunity for
handsome,freeee equipment, large linen of fruit
and ornamental stook to offer, ST080 &
W ELLtNOTON, Toronto, Ont.
DR. PARKSa, Osteopathia Physician, visits
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
were hung lap dusters and rugs and the
Chronic and nervone diseases saeaeaseally
,1 2
"coffin Hatt" Set fire to the farmer an Chronic Visits ,esus lis. Consultation at
of them were badly marred before the Queen's Hotel.
fire was extinguished by persons who
noticed the smoke arising From the goods. 1
It might easily have been worse. PRESENTATION. - Before Councillor
GRAND ORGANIZER CAMPI3ELT. Was here and Mrs, I, C. Richards removed t0
during the past week and did good work Hamilton they were entertained one
in boosting Court Princess Alexandria evening at the home of 1. T. and Mrs.
No. 24, Brussels. 4 candidates were
initiated iu the mysteries of Canadian
Forestry and the good work is expected
to go on, Mr, Campbell, who lives at
Chesley, is an old hand at the business
and is a success at it, There is a good
strong Court in Brussels, meeting semi-
monthly.
emi-
monthly.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-AnetiOt
Sales are announced for Wednesday
afternoon of this week, at 2 o'clock, by
Jas. Fox, William street, before they
reprove to Torouto.-Misses Hunter,
sale, Thursday afternoon of this week,
at 2 o'clock, at their home John street,
-The house and lot and household fur-
niture, etc„ belonging to Wm. Perna
will be offered Saturday, Oct. q, at 2
p. m, See bills for further particulars,
F. S, Scott will be the Auctioneer.
Mas, JAS. NlCaoLOON DECEASED. --The
people of this community were quite
surprised to hear of the demise of Mrs,
Nicholson, of john street, which sad
event took place Monday tit Wingham
hospital, whither she hail gone for an
operation, which took place on the loth
inst. She had made favorable progress
for a time after it but a weak heart was
unable to stand the strain and she sue.
cumbed, Deceased was 64 years of age
and bad lived in Walton locality before
coming 'lo Brussels Borne years ago.
Mr, Nicholson died in rms. 3 sous sure
vive Louis, of Toronto ; Adam, of Ren -
burn ; and Joe, of Ethel The remains
were brought to her home in town ,Torn
where the funeral took place Wednes-
day afternoon to Brueseis cemetery.
Mrs. leicbulson rendered efficient ser-
vice for years as a nurse and lent a
helping hand to many a one in need.
The service was conducted by Rev. Mr,
Stafford, of the Methodist church,
Wood tvhen Mts. Richards was taken
by surprise in the presentation of a half
dozen silver butter spreaders and a
white ivory comb, Hand mirror and
tray. Mri. S. C. Wilson read the ad-
dress and Mrs. Jno. Baltentyne made the
presentation. A brief suitable reply was
made by the recipient. Lunch was
saved and an enjoyable evening spent,
tinged with regret over the an'icipated
departure of Mr. and Mrs. Richards
who are old and highly esteemed resi-
dents,
Li1ERARY -Monday evening of this
week the Y. P. 5, C. E. of Melville
church gave a Literary and Musicai pro-
gram consisting of selections from Cana -
dim authors and poets, Every number
was well given end was much apprecia-
ted by all. Program was as follows :-
chorus. "The Maple Leaf" ; reading,
Mertter Wood ; solo, Mrs. S. C. Wilson ;
reading, Mrs. iie, Armstrong; solo,
Rev. A. J. ,-faun ; recitation, Jean
F ergesou ; solo. Miss Verne Walker ;
reading, Miss 'rens Yuiil i piano deet,
Mrs. and Miss McCall ; reading, Mrs.
Mann ; chorus, "O ! Canada". At the
conclusion of program v'. C. and bits.
Wilson and Miss Margaret were called
to the pla'fortn and Ou bebalt of the
ladles of the congregation Mrs? Mann
spoke a few words expressive of sorrow
at parting wit,, Mr, end Mrs. Wilson,
who are soon to retrieve to Goderlch,
end wishing them prosperity in their
new tinm4, Mtss Grace SteWa•r. pre-
sented Mr, and Mrs, Wil ton with a
beatltifel ell civic reading Iampas a token
of their rat;tril and Miss Margaret with
a nwnictp• set, the gift of her girl
Weeds, After it social hal i poor attd
lunch were enjoyed the meetlug closed
With singing the National Anthem.
Church Chimes
The Senior and Junior Leagues of the
Methodist church here are being re•
orga•i'zed for the Fall and Winter cern-
peigu
On Sabbath, Oct. loth, Rev. A 10.
Armstrong, Assistant Secretary of For-
eign Mlssioes, will address the W. M. S
of Melville church,
vt tar 18 mother of the haat.
Mrs H. Mactenarrie, 'Toronto, is a
visitor with her daughter, Mrs. W. F.
Strett01, "K,llarrey Heights."
Mrs, flared Kerney, Thomas street,
has been quite ill but is making favor-
able progress new we are pleased to
state.
13, S. and Mrs Scott, Miss Morris and
Miss Kathleen Wilton motored to Lan-
dau for the week end and enjoyed the
outing.
R. W. Ferguson and bride arrived
back to town last Saturd,y and ere busty
arl•apging their uew home in the Mc-
Kelvey Neck apartments
Misses Hunter arrived home last week
from an eujoyable trio to Scranton and
other paints in Pennsylvania. They
were in New York on the city of the
bomb ontritge but not in the locality of
the disaster.
Mrs. B. W, Walker and daughter went
to St. Catharines this week to join husb-
and and fattier who took a position
there a few weeks ago. They carry with
them the good wishes of many old
friends,
Miss J. W. Ogilvie, St. 'Thomas, 11-
speetor of factories, shops, &e , under
the department of Labor, made her
official visit to Brussels last hndny. If
all Govrinment officials were as ,;ental
as she the body politic would nut deunm•
inate them cracks.
WheatCertificates
' "HIS Bank has special facili-
ties for collecting Wheat
Participating Certiiic'atc$, the
initial payment being at the
rate of 30 cents per Nebel as
'etherizer.' by the Wheat Board.
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STANDAR) BANK
OF CANADA 280
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits
98,360,527.09.
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS - - MANAGER
1) and Mrs Scltraeder, Hanover, were
calling on old blends in town this week,
Lloyd Jackson and Roy Stewart got
hack from the West last week where
they had been doing Frontier College
service during their vacation among
foreigner's. They enjoyed the experience
and have now gone to Toronto to resume
their respective courses at the University,
,I a
rrtestown
D. and Archie McMillen, of West
Lorne, Idigin Co„ visited aL Crawford
atrachau's. Miss Lizzie Sheehan ao-
rotnptutietl them back and will Spend
a few weeks at West Lorne, Glencoe
and Rodney,
TOWN 117311X, BRUSSELS
Tuesday evening,, c °ate 5th
The Sabbath Schools revert to the
Gospel of St. Matthew for the study of
the life of Jesus during balance at 1921.
Interesting notes may be read each
week act the lesson for the following
Sunday in THE Poer.
Rev. Mr. Mann took as his 'home last
Sabbath evening "Christ's method of
saving sinners.' Morning service was
given over to the Annual Rally of the
Sabbath School and was an iuteresting
one to both old and young.
Next Sunday morning the regular
Communion service wilt he held in Mel
villa church, the pastor in charge, Fri-
day afternoon the preparatory service
will be taken by Rev. 1)r, Harkness, of
Wroxeter, at 2 3o o'clock.
The e omen's Missionary Conference
held in the Presbyterian Church, Wing
ham, Tuesday of last week, was a'tentl-
ed by Mesdames Mann, McGuire, Clouse
and Jardine, who were safely piloted by
Miss Isabel Str'scheu se chauffeur. It
was a fine meeting.
The annual Epworth League and Sab-
bath School Convention of Wingham
District will be held in the Methodist
church, Fordwich, on the afternoon and
evening of Tuesday, October eeth. A
good program is being prepared and a
fine time is anticipated. Wingham Dist-
rict meeting will be held in the forenoon
of the salve day.
In connection with the celehtation of
Rally Day in the Methodist church last
Sunday Rev. Mr. Couplaud, Ashfield
circuit, occupied the pulpit morning and
evening and gave profitable discourses.
Morning sermon showed ghat the spirit
put into the Master's service counts more
than the doing of it and the evening
B
rrabas or
the
"Jesus by a
subject was ,
question of choice. The singing was led
at both services by a choir of men,
Congregation will be glad to bear Rev,
Mr. Cotlp.and again,
An eujoyable RollV Day program was
presented in the School room of the
Methodist church lest Sunday afternoon
in which the regularly prepared printed
program wee treed and in addition fine
literary numbers were well given by
Mervin McCauley, Marjory Hoover and
Margaret Maunders ; well sung so,os by
Miss Muriel Hoover, little Ruth Start,
Toronto, and Miss Mae Wood. Rev,
Mr. Coupland's address was terse but
practical and Lloyd Jackson interested
the audience very much in the story of
his experience in Frontier College work
with the C. P, R. tie gang on the Letb•
bridge --Calgary section of the railroad
during the past 2 months. Another
interesting fereure wee the presen'atiou
of beautiful roses, by the school, to the
youngest member of the primary class
in the person of Alice Pope, by H. L.
lacksotl ; the oldest member, represent.
ed by Mrs. Marsden Smith, (who is S2
years of age) Mrs. W. Rands, the oldest
teach et in the school pinning on the fine
specimen ; nod before Rev. Mr, Coup•
ltulcl spoke Mrs. Alfred Lowty was ask-
ed to place a 10se on the lapel of his
coat. Suitable acknowledgments were
made for these floral surprises. Every-
body performed their reapeotive parts
splendidly hi the program.
Special Engagement under auspices League of Canada
S CE ptoQSOLOMO (
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ENTERTAINERS „miH
SOLDIER ,
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Tickets now on Sale at Fox's Drug Store
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FIRE PREVENTION 111111, OCTOOEIR llth
Medals
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gold
and enamel ,
We will present One ,lienee g plated
Bullishly inscribed, as
P IZES
for essays on Fire Prevention topics, to be competed for by the
boys and girle of Ontario in the 13rd and 4.Lh Forms,
High School, College and University Students are eligible to vote-
pete for nine grand prizes
TWO SOLID GOL MEDALS
SEVEN SOLID SiLVlc,R MEDALS
The 'Royal Proclamation ::hnuld he read by 11 pupil in rvrry
School Room,
Text Books asci full particulars free on application ;
(Ontario Fire Prevention League, Int.
111 affiliation tvitlt
The Ontario Fire, Marshal's Office,
158 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, TORONTO
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Weekly Shire Nees
WatelTm's
Ideal fountain Pens
Aud thee° are none better,
We have a splendid stnelr at
present in all the difttereat
stylus, Leery 1)011 IlUitrau•
teed to give pet Noe satisfae-
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Peuslar
iltter Shaving Lotion
Relieves irritation caused by
use of razor attd aids in
keeping the skiu in healthy
condition,
40o per bottle
The Garden Court Toilet Preparations
Are becoming more popular every day. The line ooneiets of
Face Powder 75c Double Colnbinalion4lteam 50e Cold Cream 60c
Talcum Powder 35c Perfume $1.50 per oz. Toilet WaLer $2,00
Sold only at Peuslar Stores.
Tal `.:urnPowders our
rchu ce onese sum f:
Garden Court
Djerkins
Sanitol
J. A 3'. Baby
Hndunt's Violet Mary Garden
Cashmere Boquet Butterfly
Panalar Rose Penalar 'Violet
Colgate's Baby IVlonnen's
Peuslar
Cod liver
Extract
Tasteless
$I,00 a bot.
VIN OL.
The Famous Cocl Liver
and Iron Tonic.
Builds you up and
Makes you strong.
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Blood Boot
Cough Cure
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The Best
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DRUGGIST and STATIONER
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BORN
OURST.-In Wroxeter, on September 20th. 1020,
to Mr. and Dire. Irwin Duret, n daughter.
SnKtnElt.-In Flint, Mich-, on September 24th,
1020, to her. and Mrs, Lorne tlokmter,
formerly of Brussels, ;a son -William Dew -
art.
erntatalo, on H1LMr. and Mrs.Per5y 1-111111ta0 soer 0th, 3020, to
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RoWLAND.-Ab Monkton. on Sept. 10th,, 1020, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jno, Rowland, a son,
WatonT,-In Carberry, Man., on September
18811, 1020, to Mr, and Mrs, L, A. Wright, a
daughter -Gertrude Helen.
MARRIED
JOUNBTON-CLARK,-At the 1,0,00 of the
bride's parents, on September 22nd, 1020,
by Bev. R. A. Lundy, Mr, Jahn Alfred
Johnston of Varna, to Miss Florence Jessie
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jno, Clark, oil
Walton,
DIED
C1L Georgina Flodiater, belovedw fe of 20111
Clegg, in her 57th year.
t1ONAm-In Grey township, on Sept. 20th,
1020 Jane Burns, widow of the late Duncan
McNair, in her 820r1 year.
NTOti0LB0N.-In Wingham Hospital, on Sept.
27th, 19'20 Mary Jane Nfoholson, widow of
James Nicholson, BritsssEls�, In her 001igear. pt. 24th, 1920,
TELrait-In Mweli,ton, on
.ina
Margaret Ewan, beloved wife of Win Tel•
ter, aged 76 years, 4 months and 24 days,
fN MEMORIAM
ttAMPBET,r.; In loving memory of our dear
Harold, who was killed et Canal Du Nord,
September 07111, 1018.
Dear lad 1 we oats never forget you,
Who went with the willing men,
When the call for the best name ringing
• O'er moor and glen.
"Zone duet bit asleep in .Flanders,
Seoauoe your heart waa true,
So we tight our lamps in the gloaming
And silently think of you,
His Layt SIMOTHER,
®n8 AND BNOTR tine,
AUCTION SALES
TIIURBDA Y. Mani, 50-11ous8ehold effeate,
Fro„ John street, Brussels, at 2 p. In. Mira
Anna Hunter, Proprietress, F, S. Soot, Ano.
SA'rtraiAY, 001.OTR,-House and lot, ihoaee-
hold furniture, Rio., Tnrnberry street, emtth.
Hale at 2 p, in. Win, Perris, Proprietor, F. S.
Scott, Auc,
BRUSSELS MARKET
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Fall Wheat
Oats
Peas
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Butter
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Hogs
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Auction Sale
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
P. AND BOUBEHOLD EPPeOTB.--Tile under-
signed proprietor will offer for sale by Auc-
tion at Ile former home Tnrnberry ,tram,
Booth, Brussels on Saint. Coto or 9th, at
tablenal1'side,following Raymond sawing !nimb-
lest
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ins 7 dining room chairs, 7 kitohen chain. 2
rookie chairs, 2 arm aheirs, 1 drop leaf table,
1 small table, 2 bedroom suites, 2, bedetende
with springs, 1 washstand, 2 d, essers, 1 cloak,
I commode chair, 1lounge 1 sink, 1 washing
inttahlne and wringer, 8 toilet sets, 4 or 5 yards
of linoleum nearly new, 1 hnrtging lamp and
other Imps, 1 buck -saw, hand saw and other
tools, Odor sealers, -a quantity of wood. The
comfortable brick cottage and large lot will
also be offered, subject to a reserve bid.
Terms-Olmttele, cash ; for real estate utatle
known on day of sale,
WILLIAM PIORRIE,
F. S. SCOTT, Auctioneer. Proprietor,
Wood Wanted
20 or more cords ofood hardwood, in either
oo dwood or shorter lengths, wonted for the
Methodist Olmreh, Brassele. Apply to
R. LEATHERDALE,
Phone 87 Ohairman of Committee.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
(5rartvato Department of Opphthahnology, Mc-
Cormick Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Three
months post gradmtte course daring past
year,
Byes nacll lite, GGlasses. Head-
ae, Inflamed E9Pa, GranulatedEye Lida
and other Bye troubles, caused by Bye—strain,
relieved through properly fitted GineseS.
satisfaction Assured,
Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door
Sonth of Barrister Sltmlair'e 00055.
Moo hours : 0 to 125.111.; t to 0 p, m, Also
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stock, Gas, Oils, Tires and Accessories of all hinds.
Satisfaction assured.
Call at the Garage or Telephone No. Ox and your
wants will be promptly attended to.
Will be glad to greeb olcl customers and get acquaint-
ed with new ones.
Earl 0. Cunningham Brussels
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