HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-3-3, Page 8:WEDNESDAY,
1920.
THE BRUSSELS POST
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Metal
Inch
Soxes ,
h Pint
V a e it tu
11 'ie. $2 00
RefiVis
for V•o•unm
titie
Rpeeall
Bronchial
inerrup
For lir abbOrn
Coughs
50e hots.
A Protection
emn Al arch
winds will be
fonnd
French
Bairn
For chapped
hands a d
face - W i I 1
auii'oth t he
skin
25c bots.
Sto.re
It can't leak
because it's
made in one
piece- that's
why we guar-
antee satisfac-
tion or your
money back.
Complete line of
Kantleek Rubber
goods. Prices
from 40c to $4.75
High Rao
Toilet Soaps
Rotall (Hymn-
ine Soap - 2
large cakes 25e
Palm Olive .
$ for 25c
Radio Cold
Oveam Soap
3 for 25c
JONTHEL-A
Puce Heap
with a very
pepular Per-
fume 25c cake
Whisks
Some good
values at
25c 84.350
loose Powder
Vanit Case
sed the new
Nacci,sue
Face Powder
S eclat
2 for C',1.20
The Pattern you want is sure to be found in the Pictorial
Review Catalogue or Spring Fashion Book.
Look through them.
E R. SMITH
The .g4mcdi store
egie• end. Stationer
BrusselitIediurch
REV, A. W. EARKER, E,
MINISTER
Sunday, Mar. 7th
11 a.m.-Public Worship.
"The School of the Burning
Bush"
3 p.m. -Sabbath School ses-
sion ancl Bible Classes -
7 p.m. -Public Worship.
"A Soldier's Creed"
Tuesday -Y. P. Society.
Wednesday - Prayer Service
and Choir Rehearsal, also
Official Board Meeting.
Inspected School.
Dr. Field, Public School Inspector,
made his official visit to the l3russels
School last week.
Will Hold Sale.
A Sale of Homemade Baking entl
Supper will be held in the Misses
Hunters' lunch rooms on Saturday,
March 13th, under the auspices of
the W. C. T. U. Watch for further
Particulars later.
Cali Has Been Ratified.
The call of Rev. A. J. Mann, New-
market to Queensville Circuit of the
United Church of Canada was ratified
by the TorontoCentral Presbytery
last week and forwarded to the Set-
tlement Committee. Rev. Mann has
accepted the call. -Newmarket L'ra.
A Clubbing Offer.
The Canadian Countrymen hi
making special cut rates through
newspaper offices which enables us
co quote Hie following rates. The
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antutr Cre41.8diafnor Countryman
• $225 for
one year or to renewal draseriptione
6.4News Items I 82.75. This offer is only good till
Local March I fith. 'You can save 50 cents
any time when renewing your daily
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What Was It?
Dil March try to come in like a
lion Or was it pussyfooting and 'try-
ing to act lamb -like. It got our goat
anyway.
Library Association.
The annual meeting of the Ontario
Library Assoeiatien will be held in
Toronto on Easter Monday and the
following Tuesday. •
Cadet Inspections Soon.
Arrangements are being made fOi
the annual cadet hispections, accord
ing to district cadet orders ie -sued
last week by Lieut. -Col. G. H. Gillee-
pie, dietrict cadet officer. As titt Eae-1
holicit:ys will he over by the sec-
ond week in April, it Is expected that
the inspertioes will begin rieeing
third week of April. Cadet inetruct-
ors :ire urged to take advantage of
. whatever good weather comes to whip
their corps into shape.
A Splendid Magazine.
W.. h:tve yt.reiVe,1 a copy of e nc.w
magazine printed in London, Epees
wee:eel "Childrenec Color Beek tr..
Lands zold Peoples." T here are ever
70 pm, -.4 and nearly half of the book
are lyealttifIll "?
th,,m t isec full pages in lovely velere
The Printing' is very fine and the des-
erintions excellent. A. large: enlered
folder, giving the dress of all the hu-
man family, is given free with each
copy. This is a splendid magazine for
both childrim and grown-ups. The
Imperied News Co., are averts for
Canada. The meeneine .heuld le: on
sale: in all the, book -stores.
Mrs. McCall Gets Damages,
Dee to the ontrome of a motor :lc.
eident, Mre. MeCall, mother of Mrs.
W. King, Brussels, got damages. The
Brantford Expositor renorts the ease:
front Simeon where the trial WAS
held :-The civil ease against Edwin
C. Lalonde. of Toroeto, arising out
of a triple fatality in a inotor acci-
dent west of Tilbury on August 21.
1935, which was opened on Montlay
under Mr. Judiee Mowatt, went to
the jury at 11,10 Tuesday and two
hours later the verdict was returned.
D. Craven of Delhi gets $1500 on
his own behalf for injurhis and fin-
ancial loss, and $1000 on hie •behalf.
as administrator of the estate of his
tIrTorised parents, the same to be
divided • equally among hisnwlf nod
four other children. Mrs. H. A. Me -
'Gall of Hamilton, gets $5500 damag-
es for injuries received and her Itee.
'band gets $1000 compensation for
expenees conneetted with caring for
:his wife immedietely- after and since
the accident. Lalonde did .not eP-
pear nor Was he represented in eourt
except by a written denial of liabil-
ity. Nothing was said in court with
' regard to the fact that In a Wincleor
eourt LaIonde had been found guilty
of manslaughter, and had been sen-
teeced to six months inmelsonnient,
25 days .of which term he is mid to
have served. The plaintiffs' Caere
.were,' conducted by Mr. Foley, son of
Mr: and Mrs. tuke'Paley, formerly
of La Salette. The parents were in
-town for the case. Throughout the
haring eouSel for the plaintiffs took
all cosenisanee, of the ' fact that the
deferadant was not represented, re.
terrine. to title time and main and r
urging the jury not to render a. Sada,
Merit whieh might leave an opening
• •ftiran anneal. • All (14 the. -daises
• • reaelted the.total.of $24,000.
FOUND -Small sum of money.
Owner may have sante by prov-
ing property. 12 F. Beirnes.
DOG LOST -Part Airedale, mostly
black with some gray marking
around faces feet and legs. Ans-
wers to the name of "Tyke." Any
inforrnaet kindly call. 13
H. Ct. Walker, Phone 88x r3.
BANNER Seed Oats for sale. .Gov-
ernment inspected. Grown from
registered seed which won first
preze at Royal Winter Fair 1924.
Watson Brown, Lot 21-22, Con,
2, Grey. U. it. 2, Bluevale, Ont.
Molesworth Phone, 43
YORK Sow and five pigs 3 weeks
old for sale. E. C. Bentley,
37-1 Phone 154.
FOR SALE -Matched team of gen•
eral purpose mare colts, rising 3
anl .4 years, also a Miantity of
hay. 37-2
William Wilkinson.
DOG LOST -Black and brown col.
lie, will answer to the name or
Nero. Any information leave At
The Post or W. F. Stretton.
PAIR of young geese for sale. .Ap.
ply to 37-1
J. T. Pearson, Phone 3016.
SIX ROWED Seed Barley, 4140
quantity of seed peas for eels:.
Thos. Clark, Phew: 3311,
nth line, 'Morris,
TWO stacks of hay for sale. Apply
to J. P. McIntosh, Lot 21,
Con, 12, Grey. Phone 553.
FOR SALE -A set of single har-
ness. Apply to Ritchie Drage; e
Walton, 'Ont.
GIRL wanted at once. .Apply at the
Queen's Hotel, Brussels. 36-tf,
WANTED -Good second hand fer-
tilizer seed drill. Apply to Rich-
ard Johnston, R. R. 2, Listowel, or
Phone affier3, Brussels. 36-2
THREE Pure-bred Poll Angus bulls;
18, 10 cum 8 months old. Good
low. blocky fellows, at a eight
priee. Lot 12, Con. 5, Grey. .
311-3 Wm.
Ethel P. 0.
YELLOW Blossom Sweet clover seed
for eahe Russel Dougherty,
35-tf Lot 11, •Con. 17, Grey,
Phone 3710.
GOOD Coonskin coat Inc sale, Also
a quantity of 'furniture. For fur-
ther particulars apply at The Post.
35-tf
CATTLE taken in by the month to
feed on straw. Apply to J. C.
Beckett, Jamestown. Phone44-18.
Fine Social Evening.
The social evening held in the
Town Hall lust Friday evening ender
the anepicee of the Huron Plow-
man's Association, was a very suc-
cessful one, the hall being crowded.
R. McDonald was chairman for 11n:
evening, and Mr. James McLean, of
Riehmourl Hill, President of the On-
tario Pairs and Exhibitions, WAS
Present and delivered a short, hitt
intereeting address. Among the var-
ious items on the program was a well
rendered clod by Margaret Seott
and jack IiIeVettie; readings by Mis-
ses Lariat': Rose end Marjory Howse
er• vole by 1\114S Wilma Galbraith:
male quartette tiveMessrs, o. Wheel. wag caught by Miss Ruth Donnelle
01', T. Pierce, Wnlrid L. E. Cardiff; , On their return The and Mrs. Riddell
two dances by pupils of the public will take 1171 their resideree in Pril-
:wheel; fine selections by the Smith mereton, The brirle'e father was a
trio arid Perdue OechestrnFil c'- foresee resident of Bruseels before
ing lurith, a dance was held, . moving to Palmerston. •
To Visit Old Comrades.
London Advertiser: - "Trustee
Rev. R. D. _Mess, M.M. who is at-
tending the Urban school trustees'
aseoriation annual convention in
Belleville this week, and will visit the
military hospital at St. Anne de
Belevue, Quebec, before his return
to see a number of his old comrades
in the 5th C. M. R. regiment in the
great war." -Rev. Mr. Mess was a
former Rector of St. John's Church
Brussels, for a ehort time.
Minor Locals.
March.
Council met on Monday evenine.
Hydro was off in part of the town
last Thursday morning.
Scrantop elate it again being ship-
ped to Ontario following the coal
strike_
It is 'a rare day *hen some new
gold discovery in Ontario is not re-
portel in the newspapers.
The best man at a recent wedding
in St. Louie Wag a woman. Many a
groom .has also found that out -
later. '
Soon the back -yard gardener will
be ovethauling his., farming 'imple-
ments and investigating how his
bulbs have wintered.
The problem of the son and daus
ehter who go out every evening,
isn't much more distressing than the
same kind of a furnace. •
Parcel post weight limits have been
extended. Flfteen pound 'parcels
may now be sent to England, New-
foundland and the United Statee.
Quality wins. The Post printing
is always of satisfactory quality. It
excells the work mpplied by thc :it1
cinzers, and generally at lower was held for now membees. All who
pi.t.i
are interested are invited to join and
help in this work of moral and soc-
sal reform. "Say not the days are
evil -who's to _blame1-and fold the
hands and aceuisice-oh, shantel--
Stand up, speak outand bravely, in
God's nanto-be .strong, be strong!"
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BANKING
FIFTY
YEARS
What We Have
to Offer
0 OND chartered Batik it) Otnada
has any greater to oft., the buil-
twee (lomat unit y than itstttcpnt nun-
ies unless it be in the character
of .ier vice itre lid et s. 1)nring the hall'
eentury of its life. the Stancierd Batik
ha, developed a distinct individuality
tin eugli the kind of seevice main twi ned
in its daily transactions. The cote
nttcictl aspect of this individuality ic
found in the iniimy• unique eeevicee Inc
whieli the Standard Bank is peeuliarly
equipped.
STANDA 3ANK,
OF CA.NA.,D A.
BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. I-1. Samis, Manager
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A Good Picture.
The Saturlay evening edition of
the Landon Free Press had a fine
photo of Wendell Holmes, 'President
and Manager of the Wendell :Holmes
Liminted., and who was a former
boy of the Brussele Methodist par-
sonage. Mr. Holmes has a hook store
in both London awl St. Thomas.
Held Reception.
Saturday's Globe:-Mns. Kenneth , •
M. Kilbourn, Rose Park Drive, who
was formerly Miss Mary Fawcett,
held her post -nuptial reception yes-
terday afternoon. The bride looked
charming in her wedding dress of
white crepe romajn and carried a
boquet of butterfly roses and mauve
sweet peas. Mrs. W. 3. Fawcett
and Mrs. B. Kilbourn received with
the • bride. Mrs. Gray Bryson and
Mrs. Roy Stewart assistel in the
drawing room. Mrs. Hugh Locke
and Mrs. C. L. Burton presided at
the tea table, which was ablaze with
yellow candles, yellow freesia and
miaow sweet peas. The assistants
were Miss Ernestine Partridge, .Miss
Marguerite Spence and Miss Helen
Wickware.
Reassuring the Globe.
The London Advertiser had the
following editorial on Tuesday, that
is nearly a knock out to The Globe;
The Toronto Globe professes to be
concerned OVer the ownership and
eolitics of the London Advertiser.
It even prints despatches on the sub.
feet from outside points, inspired in
The Globe Office. The Globe's :not -
lees are, of course, entirely disinter-
ested. It is thinking exclusively of
the welfare of the Liberal party,
whieh it bas so zealously striven to
promote in the past few years. We
wish to reassure our contemporary
by some explicit pledges. The Ad-
vertiser will not turn its back on its
political • history and traditions for
personnl or other nelsons which it
,leclines to reveal. It will mot :Iwo -
tend to crapport Liberal pririmples
nnd at the slime time knife the Lib-
eral parts. the Liberal Govermnont
and the Liberal leader. It will not,
under the clock of independence, do
the work of the enemies of . Liberal -
Thr Globe will rejoice to know
that the Liberal cause, so dear to its
heart, is safe in The Advertiser's
hands.
Auntie! Day of Prayer.
The annual day of prayer of the
Women's Christian Temp erance -• Un -
in was held last Friday, Feb. 2Gth,
st the home of Mrs. S. F. Davison.
There was a good attendance and -a
voey helpful program was rendeved,
all the members taking part. A
paper was red by Mrs. Davison, sob -
:wet, "Train a child in the way Ile
should go and when he is older he
will net depart from it." A .vory
Pleasing solo was sung by Miss Lulu.
Proctor, entitled, "Beautiful Hour
of Noontide Prayer." Miss Kato
Pearlman read a report of Mies
Duff's tour through Huron Cou ray
in the interests of our work. Little
Mims Eleanor Henderson and Edna.
Devison sang a duet very prettily,
entitled, "Pure White Ribbons.'
Mrs. W. Proctor read a paper on the
life of our sainted leader, the late
Frances E. Willard, reception
RiddeI;-Hembly Wedding.
Tne United Church, Palmerston,
was the scene of a pretty wedding
when Elma Gertrude, only .daughter
of Lincoln and Mrs. Hembly, of
Pahnerston, was united in marriage
to Dr. John R. Riddell, MB,, son of
A. and. Mile. Riddell of Palmerston.
Rev. Charles V. IVIcteini, of Toron-
to, performed the ceremony, assist-
ed by Rev. j. Semple, of • Palmer -
don. The bride enteeed the church
On the arm of her father to the
drains of the wedding march play.
ed by E. D. Palmer of Toronto. Her
dress was of ivory georgette over
Petunia with trimmings of silver
lace and hat to match, The bride's
bouquet was apricot roses a.nd lily of
the vanes'. The bridesmaid, Mies
Marian Hembly, of . Detroit, e011141
of the bride, wore peach georgette
and (tarried a bouquet of Columbia
loses. The bridegroom was suppert-
rel by Dr. Alexamler of Toronto.
Herbert Hammond and ;tames Hem-
bly Were the tishers. During .the
siening of th register Miss Rah Don-
nelly sang, "All joy Be Thine." A
buffet luncheon Wkle then served at
the 'home of the bride's merente to
over 50 guests, f'.1•om Detroit, Medi -
eine Hat, Toronto, Stratford, Mil-
verton, Hamilton and Guelph. The
happy couple left amid shown of
confetti., on the afternoon train for
Toronto and points east. The. bride
travelled itt a drees of figured erepe
.nnd sand georgette, ribbon hat and
muskrat eoat. The briele's helicon:I;
Mrs. Thos. Love Deceased.
One of the old time residents of
McKillop Township passed away last
Wednesday afternoon in the person
of Jmnina McNeil, widow of the late
Thomas Love. Deceased, who was in
her 7511t year, had been making her
home for sometime with her son.in-
law. Alex. Cuthill, near Winthrop,
and took 111 several weeks ago. 1VIrs,
Love, was born in the Township of
Puslinch, near Paris. In 1874 she
was united in marriage to her late
husband, when they moved to the
TOth corms:lion of 111cKillop, whore
they remained until his death in
1898. She then went to the West
to reside with her sons. Twelve
years later she returned to Win-
eltrop to make her home with Iter
daughter, Mrs. A. Cuthill, Mee, Love
wee a capable Christian lady of a
bright cheerful disposition whia en-
deared her to all /mooed her. Six
of a froffily survive, three sons nod
three daughters: Thomas and Nor -
matt in the West, George in MeT(11-
lop, Mrs, W. Smith in Vanderhoof.
Mrs. A. Cuthill in Winthrop, and
Mise Elle Love, superintendent of
nurses in the Saskatoon Sa.nitarium,
Deceased was a sister of the bite
Mrs. James Fulton ol town, The
funeral took place on Pridny after-
noon to Maitlandbank Cemetery.
Relatives from. Bruseels attendinir
were the Miner; Fulton, Mt- It. W.
Fergus:on and Mrs. /no. Ballenlyne.
Mce. Denber also attended the fen.
CABINET MINISTER QUITS
Hon. James Lyons, Minister of
Lands and Forests in the Ontario •
Government, who rosigned his poet -
folio rather than give up his priv-
etc: business or carry a load of sus-
niMon.
Robins Seen,
11 is repotted that robins hew:
been seen in Brussels last week. The
License Inspector hasn't examined
the "home brew' yet.
Lost on Round.
Toronto University Lady hockey
team won at Kingston .on Monday
night by a score of 3 to 0, but loet
on the round 1 to 3 Doris Ross, of
Brie -sole, plays centre for Varsity
while Mary Rowland, a former Brus-
sels girl, plays •defence on Queen's.
Both young ladies are captains of
their respective teams.
Council Reduces
Hall Rents
All Local Organizations Pay $5 and
Travelling Troupes $10.00
...•
Council met on llIonclay evening
with Reeve Banker in the chair and
Councillors Bowman, Muldoon,
Hewitt and Armstrong present.
Minutes of last meeting were read
mid on motion of Councillors Bows
man and 141radtion were adopted.
The following accounts were pre-
sented:-
Street Lighting $220.00
F. A. Hunter, felt for table 1.00
A. H. Oakley, snowplowing 8.40
C. R. Davidson, acct. 16.15
G. McDowell, salary. 75.00
On motion of Councillors Arm-
strong and liewitt the _accounts woro
ordered to be paid.
F. Beirnes, of town, in regard to
changing the house on John- street.
Permission was granted,
Discussion took place over the hall
Mitt of Farmers' Club and Plow-
men's Association, ae the organied.
Lions asked for the lower rate for
rent.
Councillore Muldoon 'and Hewitt
made the following motion: -The
amendment to the motion that we
recind the old motion and chives°
$5 to everybody except travelling
troupes who pay $10. The motion
carried.
A couple of 'ratepayers ask that
'Council visit their places to see
abeut some trees ,to be removed.
Conciliar •MeldoOn will inspect
. them.
The Tax Roll of 1925 hies been ac.
opted by the Council and the Col-
lector is now free on motion of the
Councillors. Bowman and Muldoon.
Couitcil adjourned,
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Personal Paragraphs )
Harold Work, Toronto spent the
week end at the parental' home.
+
lVIrs. N. F. Gerry is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Merklinger, in Han-
over.
.5 8. 40
Mrs, L natriw11, of
alis
re
ARE YOU SUFFERING FROIVI ANY DISEASE?
MR. MURFIN, the Proprietor of. the Canadian Herb Gar-
dens, and Expert in Herbs, will be at the
Queen's Hotel, 'Brussels
• ONE DAY ONLY
Tuesday, March 9th
ALL DAY and EVENING
CONSULTATION FREE
Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism, Bladder Troubles,
Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Stomach, Liver, Kidney,
Neuritis, Neuralgia, Blood Pressure, Heart Troubles,
Constipation and all Diseases,
There is a Herb for Every Disease.
Remerriber the Date
friends.
Tuesday, March 9th
Free publicity matter is to be re-
turned to the sender, postage col-
lect, the Inland Press Association of
Mrs. D, C. Ross was a weekend
visitor with Dr. and Mrs. George Illinois, decided in convention last Ross at Wingham. week.
+ +
Dr. James and Mrs. Moore, of
Listowel, were renewing old friend;
ships in town on Monday.
Peal, spent the, week "id with Brussels
Harry Stewart, of Battleford,
Sask., is visiting her parents, Alex.
and Mrs. Stewart, of town. It is
some years since he was here.
+ +
N. P. Germy was called to Fort
William last Friday owing to the ser-
ious illness of his father, B. Gerry, a
former well known citizen of town.
• + +
Garfield G. Ba.eker, of Fort Fran-
cis, is spending; a few weeks in town
with relatives. He is forced to take
a few holidays as he has been going
a little too strong lately.
+ +
The Newmarket Era: Allan Mann
has accepted a, position with the
Hupp Motor Co. in Dertoit.
old friends in Brussels will wish him
success in his new position.
• + +
Fordwich Recordi-Mrs, Ida Wil-
lis and daughter'Mrs. Sullivan, and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wilfrid Willis,
all of Brussels, also Mrs. Sanderson,
of Wingham, were week -end visitors
with the former's mother, Mrs. Mar-
garet Gibson.
+ +
Mr. and Mrs. 1). Watson, of Hul-
led Township, ennounce the engage-
ment of their youngest daughter,
Mae, to Russell P. MacDonald, 'eon
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacDonald,
of Teeswater. The marriage will
take place this 111011111.
BORN
AtINETT,-In Grey Township, en February
94th, 1920, to Mr, and hire. Percy Annett, a
daugtcter
Eva, -In Kitehoner, on February 9511, 1926,
to hlr. and Mrs. Arthur J. a daugle
ter, (Alma dean).
JACtsmat.-In Grey Townahip, on ;Saturday,
February 27th, 1926, to Mr and hire. Joseph
Iacklin, a son,
moo tern u bi orris, on February 1811,
.10d20a,40hhtlerr.And Mrs. Elarvey MoCutaheon,
PAuten,-in Grey Township, on February
p25.0,114,1h9.2.0,..tno hottrinabnodrnhijra. William Junius
MARRIED
Kaye -Sits ins N. -.At the Ethel Uni ted Church
Parsonage. on February 27th, 1026, by Rey.
Bit. Guest, M188 daughter
a George E. and Mrs, Speiran, TA0Rile
Keys, son of Hurry tiud. Mrs. Keys, all ot
Grey townehip
Slobhatis-wAtiw mg: -A t the PCF,812Ttertilll
21181180, Winghate, Ifebruary 17th, 1926,
by Rev. Dr, Perris, J. Ferl. silly son of
Wm, and Mrs.,sellers. to Miss ()live eine,
eldest daughter of Robert end Dirs. War-
wiolt, all of Morris Township,
DIED
BLAT11. -Id Regina, Sask., on iliondity, March
let, 1920, George Frederick Blair, IC C.,
formerly of Srussels, in his 116th yea,
Loyn.-In hieKillop Township, on February
24th, 1920, Jemtma McNeil. widow of the
late Thomas Love, in her 76t5 year.
MoBlYnN..-7n Turoberry leweshie. on Feb
28rd, 1920, MPS, Peter IltsEwen, in her 70th
year
Grey Twp„ on February 2601,1020,
William Riley, aged 76 yeare; 6 months
and 7 days,
Auction Sala.
piToly,i114,13,AcTitohitraoon -Fayin Stuck, Int -
Sole uore,erred
ZnlnHalt'
e;ton‘.4 tre::,o;ct tiVel'
alibr Grey.
wee.
Phone 5210
Cranb rook
Sale Continues
Behv are Fray Attractive Prices
ry Goods
Men's Heavy Lumbermen's Sox 75c
Men's Rubber Boots, Special $3.95
Boys' Heavy Rubbers, sizes 11-5 1.75
Men's Overalls, Black only
sizes 34 to 44, Special 1.50
Flannelette Blankets, large size 2.25
Special -
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Every Broom made by a Blind Canadian,
many of whom are War Veterans.
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CORN SYRUP, 5 lb, pail .40
STABLE SHOVELS, Long & D Handled 50 .6
MIXED HONEY, contains very little of the
Blickwheat Honey and there very little
difference from the Pure Clover, To lb pail
PURE CLOVER HONEY, per lo lb. pail
1.00
1.35
-1,0"-Matches
Friday and Saturday 3 boxes for .25
3•0"6. JUGS VANILLA, 2 for .25
PHONE 210
rdon's
CRA N BROOK