The Brussels Post, 1926-12-22, Page 8—.WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, 1926,
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HU SELS POST
Headquarters for Santa Claus
Toys
Bolls
Blocks
Gams
Muth
Organs
477'7'
.4 710. r
Ys
Brownie
Cameras
Picture
Books
Boys' Books
Girls' Books
Flash Lights
Fountain
Pens
A MOST
POPULAR PRESENT
One of the season's New Books
—We have the best of them.
Price $2.00
FANCY
GLAZED BOWLS
With blooming Narcissus Bulbs
from $1.0 0 up to $3.00
BOXES of WRITING PAPER
or
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS
are useful presents. They are
priced from 25c up to the large
boxes at $3.00 and $4.00 each
POWDER COMPACTS
VANITY CASES
HIGH GRADE PERFUMES
TOILET WATERS
COMBINATION PKGS. OF
TOILET SUPPLIES
LOWNEY'S
CHOCOLATES
The new boxes are nere, and
have quite a Christmas appear-
ance, from 25e up to $3.00
BEAUTIFUL PIECES OF
TOILET WARE
in Amber, Ivory, Tortoise
Shell, Amber on Ivory, and
Ebony
LEATHER
HAND BAGS
Purses, and many new leather
novelties, some of whi-:h have
not been zdeown betore until
thes seaeon.
FANCY CHINA
See the new cups and saucers
in the red and gold boxes
Havilancl Linaoges China
Bridal Rase China
New Artificial Flowers istmas Decorations
Christmas Cards an 1 Seals
Holly Boxes and Tissue ,
R. SMITH
The jts,fia,,e,e, Stare
Drugst and Stationer
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Local News Items
New Sign.
Lee Thang., our neve. latmeryieue.
has had W. C. Smith paint a eign on
the window.
New Ledger -Keeper,
W. L. K. Denny, formerly of Dun-
gannon. ie the new ledger -keeper at
the Standard Bank.
Making a Change.
The Grand Theatre i$ makine
change foi the winter moeths. Thee
will he on.y one show each (meninx.
Saturday niieht includel. Show cenn
peewee at 8,15 sheep.
Gets Move.
Norman Shaw, of the Standard
Bank staff, will leave Bruesel; on the
27th for Port Dellem-he v.•11••21'.::
will hey..., e, promotion in the Beek.
feld eiiends wish hint sieeees,
Relieving at Station.
Roy Patton is the relievia; agent
at the C. N, P. station while Welter
Kerr is away nn his holideye. Mr.
Patton was aseistant here eonei years
ago when Mr. Kyle was memt. His
old friends are glad to see him again
"Charley's Aunt" Coming.
"Charley's Aunt" years ago was a
very ,'lever English vomedy, and with
Seil Chaplin in the tole of "Cherley
Aunt" brings screams of laughter
from the audience. The killer of
blue ruin will be at the Gra id on
Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 3 and 4,
and should draw a peeked ionise each
night. The picture will he -hewn at
the usual popular privet..
Kiwanis Club President.
The Saskatoon Daily Star publish-
ed it picture of 11. W. t Dirk) Moore,
brother-in-law of Mrs. 4, i,. (eerie
who was recently elietLri Clue Presi-
dent of the Saskatoon Elwanis. Mr.
Moorc hae been an egieo member
and is District Car feremna on the
C.N.R. for that. dietrice Mr. Moore
visited Brussels last year with his
wife, who was formerly Mese Nettie
Brown,
Minor Locals.
Christmas comes but nnee a 'year.
That's often enough for th lads who
carry the mails.
Even under Government enntroi
WO May expect to see a full moon
once en a while.
What kind of Christmas bex weruel
be suitable for the chap who prople-
eicd a mild winter!
New automobile licensee incore
tax payment, Christmas! De-
eember the gay old month
Boy Scouts,
The initial meeting yeas held on
Friday evening in the Choir room of
the Presbyterian Church. The fol-
lowing boys passed the Tenderfoot
tests: Neiman Thompson, Allen Mc-
Cracken, Kenneth Thuell, Scott Thr -
hell, Douglefe Hemingway, Jim Kerr,
John Kernaghare jack Hamilton and
Leonard 'Welker. There are other
boy e who know their work but on ac-
count of unavoidable circurnstenees
were unable to be present to take the.
examination. These will b given the
'Wets at the next meeting.
Assisting at Post Office.
Finlay Samis is assteting at the
Poet Ceflee during the Chrieeinas
rtee.
Schools Close To -day.
Brussel,- Continuation Sehnel clos-
es to -day for the Chrietmee vacetien
and Ilia on Monday. Jan. 3.
New Radios.
4, H. Galbraith and R. T•'. Deem -
int,: are the recent meink-:. jein
the fast growing club of raiio users.
Remembered the Editor.
, D. M. Seott. before leaving. to
spend Chrietmas in the St.it,s, Sr4,k
up two fine dressed duck$ to the Vie
tor'e bailee. He has our thanke.
Will Hold Dance.
Yonng Men's Club are hold -
i181 a dance in the Town Han nn
Tuesday evenune next, Dee. 2Sth.
Th.. Town orchestra of Wroxeter.
will supply the music.
Against Law.
On S01111'ilily Wi• 311W a 1/e01111: bee'
with en air rifle taking aira at the
Telephone in. Later he allowed a
younger boy to nee the gun also. 'We
understand it is against the law to
sueh rifles inside the municipali-
tv, eo they had better be kept out nf
-igh t.
A Real Subscriber,
The Editor on Saturday hut hue a
visit from Peter McDonald, of Plen-
ty, Sask., who asked how much he
owed for The Post. When we lodk-
ed it up and remarked that lo) owed
84.00, 'be handed ever 81 0 arid said;
"Give me credit for that," and we
boosted his 18314 up to 11129, Now,
dear readers, don't all mei up at
f rue, are do likewise.
Nomination Meeting. •
As far The Post ran loam there iS
seemingly no one who is anxious to
run in the- eoming municipal elec-
tions. However, time will WI and
nominations will be received by the
Town Clerk at the Council Chamber
next Monday evening. from the hours
of 7.30 to 8.30. Afterwards the var-
ious eandidates will have a ehanee
to address the electors. The various
officee are; Peeve, Council, three
Sehool Trustees and 1. Public
UtiTl-
tili Commissioner.
Minor Locals.
A white Christmas is pretty well
asenred now.
Goel morning! Have Ina renew-
ed your Post subscription? Many
levee deep so during the pase week.
This is renewal time,
The new Legislature will not lack
•in legal talent in that the .fraier»ily
is represented by sixteen menthere.
Verniers number 82, bueinees mon
generally 43, while there are seven
physicians. All elaesses Seel, t� he
fairly well repeesented.
Drayton is exporieneing the diffi-
culties of maintaining anything in
the way of a hospital in a country
eillage. POI' three years Miss Close,
now Mrs. R. Norris, conductel a
mall private hospital in Drayton.
She is net/ discontinuing it awl it es
not probahle it will be re -opened.
Brussels kited Church
PEV, A, W. BARK8R. 8,10.
armilsrave
Sunday, Dec. 26th
11 a.m.—Publie Worship.
The Newborn King Ashford
Quertene—Mee Procter Mm. Procter
J, McCracken W. J. Procter
The Anthem Celestialo Uants
Selo Miss K. Ament
Subjeet •
"The Christmas Canticles"
3 p.m.—Sabbath School Hes-
ston and Bible Classes -
7 p.m.—Public Worship,
Organ Prolisle..., Mrs. R. S. Hamilton
Silynt NiOn Choir
Invocation
liyien 128 Come all ye Faithful
Prayer ..... • ..... • ..
And there were Shepherds Choir
Solo Miss E. Downing
L men
Hynni 118. .1L came upon the
Midnight elenr
Hymn 122 ... The First Nowell
Hymn 121 Angels from the
Realms of Glory
0 Little Town of Bethlehem
Miss L. Procter
The Midnight Choir Choir
Solos Miss E. Rands, Miss A, Cardiff
Address "Christmas in Music"
Jesus my Saviour to Bethlehem came
Miss G Hingston and Choir
Glory to God in the Highest Choir
Nene Dimmites
PIGS FOR SALE:—Eleven Choice
Yorkshire pigs for sale. Will
weigh about 70 pounds. Phone
5015. Leslie Lake, Lot 26, Con,
10, Grey. 1T
COLLIE Dog, Black and Tan, Stray-
ed on the preinies of the under-
signed, 9th Con., Grey. Owner
enquire of John White, Phone
8310.
HOUND, Black and White with Tan
spots on head strayed on the pre-
mises of the undersigned, 9th lino,
Morive, on Dee. 17th. Wm. Mc-
Call.
FOUR Chunks Pigs for Sale. Phone
3812, Crawford Strachan. tf
FRESH Beef For Sale by the Quar-
ter or m small quantities, eats°
fresh pork, sausage and lard. Ap-
ply to R. J. McLennan, R. R.
Ben -vale. Telephone 109.
CEDAR Anchor Posts and Fence
poets for sale. J. C. Beckett.
Phone 8418. Bluevale P. 0.
FOR SALE—Upright Bell Piano; in
first-elass condition. Also a steel
range with high warming ovm and
reservoir. Nearly mw. Isaee Mor-
rison, Bluevale, R. R. 1, Lots 28-
29, Con, 1, Morris,
GOOD Silorthorn Cow for Sale. Due
Jan, 27th, Cecil Batemaa, Phone
8318, Ethel,
FOR SALE. — 6 -Roomed Frame
house and 5 acres of land in the
village of Cranbrook, being, the
property of the late William Thath-
well. Must be sold to wind up
etetate. For further pa• betters
apply to I. Rathwell, Bru .els, 11.
R. No. 2, Phone 49-5. tf
QUANTITY of Elm and Maple Wood
for sale. $8.25 per cord. For
further particulars apply to Will
H. Speiran, Phone 509. 25-tf
CEDAR CHESTS.—Just the thing
for a Christmas gift. Call and
inspect as price$ are right. Moth
Proof. George Edwards. 3T
A NUMBER of Barred Rock Pullets
for sale. Laying strain; 31.25 a
piece. Thos. Pierce, Phone 58-1 0.
HOUSE and Lot For Sale. Apply
to Miss Bengston.
COMFORTABLE frame dwelling
house in Brussels for sale at a
bargain. Apply to W. M. Sinclair.
Wins 310.00 Prize.
George A. Campbell, of Deese:et:,
salesman foe the John R. Creeer
was awarded a 810.00 prize for sales
made last month. Otto towa arum is
a hustler,
Christmas Vistiors,
The Post well be only too plineed
to publish the names of your Christ-
mas visitors, or those of our citieens
who Will iiptinfl the holiday season
out of town.
A Very Worthy Christmas Ntttnber.
The Christmaii number of the
learmers' Advocate, of Lenden, .9 (ix-
eeedingly attractive from' the colored
front page with its Chrietmas picture
of the family at home for the holi-
day dinner, all through its sixy pug -
es. Its technical farm matte! and its
home magazine department are all
keenly interesting. The feria home,
or in fact any home, which is Sever-
ed with the regular visits of this ex-
cellent magazine, is fortunate hie
deed.
Minor Locals.
Shovelling paths is no man',' job.
Who will be the Warden of Huron
County for 1027?
How about our municipal parlia-
ments? .Are there no new Aspirants
for office?
There will be plenty of good things
on Ontario's Christmas tree, but,
alas! no Alberta coal!
Pass your Christmas wishea
around. Enjo.y the season by imped-
ing good cheer to others.
Shortest day in the year will soon
be here, And it will not be the 21et;
or 22nd of December, either.
Only a few more nights for moth-
er and the girls to wear out their
lovely eyes manufacturing Christmas
presents,
The gasoline tax yielded the Pre.
vines! Treasury $3,370,000 thie
year, nearly teviee the sum realized
last year.
Can you tell Marion Davies from
the Prince of Wales? Try 11 10
"Beverly of Graustark," Gratid
Theatre, Friday and Saturday,
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ago.
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his own estimation. Open a qu.ving4
account. for the 011110.
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STANDARD B ' NK
OF C.A.NA.DA.
BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Semis, Manager
Holiday Hours.
The usual holiday hours will be
observed at the Post Office on Christ-
mas Day.
Dance Called Off,
The blizzard put a stop to the
dance billed for last Wednesday
evening Lit the Town Hall.
No Permits.
Hon. W. H. Price states that nu
Teraor permits will be issued to peo-
ple in dry districts. At that ram per-
mits in Huron County will be out of
order.
Quick Results.
Last week Mr. James, of Atones
Twp., was advertising a sleitee fer
sale and within half an how after
the rural mak had been delivere 1, ho
had two telephone calls ani the
sleigh was sold. It only eose Mr.
James 25c for the advt.
Brussels Shivered.
Last Wednesday Brussels :Cents
shivered . while the cold blast was
swooning the province. Later in -the
evening -it started to snow. and by
Thursday noon it looked like a wild
(ley in 'March. Care WOre stil' -rune
nine; but the drivers stated that many
drifts were piled up on the roads.
One citieen :tilted to the Post that
he believed "summer has went" --and
we heartey agreed with him.
Mrs. Mapning Passes Away.
After being bedfast meet -leery 17
weeks Catharine Sperling, widow of
Ili" lain John Manning, pieesee away
on Monday evening at the rim 814:'
of 78 yeare. 1 month and 5 claw.
WaS born in Ste() itsvifle,
and with her parente, Richard Lind
etre. Spading, moved to MeTeillop
Twee when a child. Later the film -
fly moved th the 16th eon. of Grey.
In 1 870 deeeased .was married ts
John Manning, in Brussels and ve-
Med in the village for 5
building the house now 'weenie.] by
the Chanmion family on john street.
Later they lived in Grey ene on the
5th line of Morris, where Mr. Mane
ring died 25 years ago. Mrs. Man-
ning moved to Brtheeds ..ome 10
years ago. A femily of 2 sons
(George,- at home, and Her.emt peer
Walton), and 5 daughters (Mra Le-
y. 11, Fleebertem; M1'14. Patrick and
Thicken, of Hamieton; Mrs.
f.- ev. nerm, Belmont, and Mos. Cun-
ningham, Palmerston), survive, Mre.
Wm. Nay of Ninga. Man., a sister of
Cho ileceasecl, is the last eurviping
memlier of the family. Fletcher
Sparline, of town, is a cousin of ihe
lath Mrs. Manning. The forewal
takes pinee to -day (Wednesday
with service in St. John's Unwell, of
whiolt church deceased was a devout
member. The family liege the sym-
pathy of the commemity in the loss
of akind and loving mother.
Mission Band Birthday Party and
Christmas Tree.
One of the most suceeesful Christ-
mas entertainments in the history of
tee Misteon 131111(1 was givea in the
imeement of the Presbyt'irum church
on Thursday lest, Dec. l61.11. It was
a very stormy night, but in spite of
this the attendance was good, and
those who braved the storm were well
rewarded by the exellent program
given by the children of the Misison
Band. The program was composed
of recitations, solve!, choruses, (Lents
and playlets, and every item was
thoroughly enjoyed by all, and it re-
flected great credit upon the children
and Mies Hazel Stewart and Miss
McNab who had tralned therm Mrs.
Alex. Strachan very ably presided.
The eroceeds amoeinted to 841.60. In
addition to this each child brought a
well filled stocking of good thhige to
be sent away to the children who
otherwiee wapiti have been deprived
of thee title blesings. Farming. was
the program :-.--Hymn, 794; recele-
tion, "A Christmas Welcome," Ethel
Fox; piano solo, Nancy Jane Fovelee;
recitation, Janet King; solo, Doris
Pewson; recitation, Chrisernas Jove,
Edith McTavish; •Christmas Lullaby,
9 girls; recitation., Merry Chrisbmas.
Elizabeth Baeker; Mission Band
chorus, "Shine out, 0 Blessed Star";
neeitatioeu Graham Work; recitateon,
Kitty's Present, Bowman Galbraith;
Christmas Stockings Drill, 8 small
boys; recitation, Mary Helen White;
veport of •secretary and Roll Call; re-
port of Treasurer; preeentatimi of
memberships; monologue, "A Pres-
ent for Aunt Jane," Stewart. Lowe;
dialogue, "Feeling Santa"; recitatien
"The Day after Chia:ernes," Donald
Ferguson ; pantomine, "Silent Night"
by 7 girls; recitation, "A Stupid
Book," Mina Bryans; duet, , Marie
and Billie King; recitation, "Two
Little Stockings" Gladys Pawson;
drill,' "Merry Chrialanas" by 14 .girlst
recitation, Eileen McLaueblin; boys'
chorus. mouth organ seleetiong John
Kernaghan; play, "When the Child-
nias Star Shone." •
Hardwood
Flooring
Oak Maple Birch
OUR PRICES ARE RICHT
Phone at our expense far
prices
11.J. Huston & on
GORRIE ONTARIO
Gerrie Phone 5, ring 3
Wroxeter Phone 626, ring, 9
Get Stamps.
The rural mail carivers are com-
plaining that rural box holders are
putting money in the._ boxes for
stamps, etc. This is contrary to the
lew, for stamps must be placed on
ell lettere and parcels.
"Beverly of Graustark."
A "hand picked" cast, in which
every Player was chosen after min-
ute consideretoin as the Idea. for the
earth:tiler role, both as to "tem:" and
ectime abe-dy, eurrounds Marion Dav-
ies irt hr 0 latest Cosmopolitan pro-
enetion 101 Metro-Goldwem-Maye„
-Beverly of Graustark," which will
be shown at the Grand, Friday and
Saturday. [this extreme care in
choosing thc, cast was adepteil in ny-
der to I roec )). the picture in 03 near-
ly an eecord with the epielt of
George Piiro M Cutchean'• ±1111105
novo) 00 lissible "Doss he 'fit the
nether's idea if the role?" was th.
queetion Selney Franklin, direiaing
the !diem, asked lams ile as troll
rharecter ems considered. The /10W
11,011110 :110WS 103 Davies in one of
Pie most 1 emorkable roles ever ai•
tempted, for besides playing the her
nine she masquerades so perfect!? as
a miner: that she is Wei to he the
counterpart of the Prince of Wales.
Antonio Moreno plays the leading
male role as "Denton," the royal de-
tective, Lind Creighton Hale, well
known leading man of the ecreen,
plays Prince °seer. Roy D'Arey,
famous Crown Prince ef "The Mer-
ry Widow" plays Marlanx, ;vet guler
to a throne, and Paulette Duval,
Max Berwyn, Alyert Gran, Charles
Clary and other notables • appear.
Tbe story is a romantic tale of Euro -
;man court intrigue laid in irtodern
theme, and has been directed by Sid-
ney Franklin,
Coming Monday and Tuesday.
If "Money Talks" isn't the fun-
neest comedy ever made it isn't the
feult of the cast. For this Metro-
Goldwym.Mayer picture, whice is
coming to the Grand Theatre en
Monday next, has just about the fun-
niest cast, no offense intended, that
ever congregated in 0110 picture,
Forgetting for the moment the lead,
who rievertheloss are expert comed-
ians, there is Bert Roach, wno made
euch an unqualified het in "Excuse
Me." Bert plays the part of AI Wa-
ters, the goofy drunk, who is not
quite sure who or why he is going
anywhere. Then there is Ned Sparke,
for years considered one of the fore-
most comedians on the stage and
emelt. Nod plays the part of Luc-
kins, the part which is portrayed by
kens, the yartw hich is portreyed by
Phillips Smalley. Smalley has not
been exclusively identified with com-
edy roles, but has been a character
actor for years. Dot Farley and Pol-
ly, Moran, both old time comedians,
have important roles in the modue-
teon, and add immeasurably to the
general hilarity, and Georye Kuwa,
the Japanese actor, presents a new
type of comedy role. Kathleen. Key.
gets her first taste at comedy in
"Money Talks" heaeing been identi-
fied with dramatic roles here.efore,
'Cathleen plays the part of a tem-
perameetal opera singer iti distress.
AS for Claire Windsor iind Owen
Moore„ who. have the leading retell,
both have lately been playing COM-
ody roles, Owen played the part of
"Weet End Eddie" in "the Black
Bird," a comedy crook, and Miss
Windsor hod a delightfully whimeh
cal part in "Dance leladeess," winch
Robert Z. Leotard directed. They
1100 Magnificent- Archie 'Mayo, for -
'nor comedy derector, dtandlee the
megaphone on "Money Talks," which
was written hp Rupert Hoginis, mail-
er of "Excuse Ms," and doreees of
successful novels. ' Predelic and
Fanny Hatton Wrote the pheitopley,
whieh was adapted by Jessie Bums
fled Bernard Vorhatee
risti as Gifts
AT
-s Drug Store
Below we enumerate some of Our
Special Lines
Fountain Pens
The well known .Wateoinan and Parket Pens in many
styles ati4 91%03 at 32 75 to $6 110, also some good Pond (151 500,
73e and 31.00,
Leather Goods
Oar nannt.)niont a !lard Bags /toil Pulses is very large
an15 vavied, both as to design and price.
Then we have Coat Hangei 5, Shopping Lists, Radio Dogs,
Bill Folds, Whisks, 1101100001 Slippert, Tie Holders, Soft, Col-
lar Bags, Ste,
Fancy Boxed Stationery
This is ooe of our very special lines and we know you
will inive 110 11 011b10 it) snaking a cheice as the pi lees vary
from 25e 10 $2.00.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters
Borne very dainty packages containing the popular
''1.31(00''1.31(00 303115011113'' and "Beu Hut',Pet fun) es.
French Ivory and Ebony
There are many useful and beautiful articles in this ever
pdpular Toilet; line and we have some very special values.
New ooks and Reprints '
Always it very acceptable Gift tia,d olio stock contains
some of the most popular 5110101.8.
WO have 1-3ib8es. Hymnals and Psalixt Books. Also
Obildren's Story and Picture Books.
Choccqates
Willard's and Moir's ape oar specialties in handThue
Christmas packages. Deliciously ft esh, 80e to $2 00 per 1 ox.
FINE CHINA
'mos is 058, nf Wont at him el ive denni; moots and
this yen!nor display is snarl] 1.. 0 a' tract iVe than (h-
oar, Dainty Te/1 Set s, lot y Camtt v J tap, Ron Roue,
Va90S, Jugs, Ten Pots, , , 0 :sugars and mutter
,,its smaller art ieles in handsome dsigns and colorings:.
The en we old place and the same cordial in vi t loth
When down WWII 01111 3,1 and see us anyway.
Fox's I.rg Store
eeie. =a'
A Runaway.
A horse and cutter got into a bad
mexup over on Victoria .Part: nn
Weelnesday morning and harnees and
cutter were badly broken up.
Ontario followers of Premier King
well tender him a banquet to ve held
in Toronto on January 29, at which
it is expected two thousand will at-
tend.
Parliament Adjourns.
The Dominion Parliament has' ad-
j0111010ti 1 or the Christmas holidays
but will assemble early in February
when timeegular work will be thkee
op.
Another Huronian Honored.
, The County of Huron is to be hon-
ored in a very distinctive way by
having a charming representative
resident at Washington, ;n connec-
tion with the Canadian Minieliee to
that city. Miss Sadie McCool, who,
during his term of office was the con-
fidential Secretary of Hon. James
Murdock, late Minister' of Labor, has
been added to the clerical staff of
IT011. Vincent Massey, the recently
appointed Canadian represeneitive ttt
Washington, and will shortly accom-
pany him to the American capital.
elise McCool is a native of Hullett
Township, and her many friends here
and elsewhere will be pleailed to
know or her advancement. That she
41 accomplished and efficient goes
without sayieg. It is another case,
of which there have been many illus-
trations before, of a Huronian mak-
ing good.
1The Hon. Duncan Marshall was in
town last week and attended the
: pure bred stock sale of Arcete Hie -
lop. Mr. Marshall is an extensive
: cattle breeder in the 'West.
Renewing Your Subscriptions.
As this is the season of the year
when renewal subscriptions are the
ardee of the day, we when to draev
the etiention of our reader.; to the
label on their paper this week. If
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Every box of Candy and Bon Bons
I§ Fresh and Clean,
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For Mother, Sister and don't forget your Sweetheart
Cigars In Boxes of 5'5, io's & 25'S
Also a nice Gift
Nice Assortment of Pipes
A Pipe makes a Mee Gift for one who smokes
Look these Pipes over CIGARETTE HOLDERS
FRUITS
ORANGES LEMONS GRAPE PRUIT GRAPES
CRANBERRIES CELERY TOMATOES
All Kinds of Nuts and Dates, Fregh
At W. A. GREWAR'S
The Horne Of the Good Things
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