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EGGS
Dr. Hess'
Poultry
", Panacea.
Makes Hens
Lay' More Eggs
Ib, pkg. Panacea 350
5 ib. pkg. Panacea 85c'
This for 60 hens 40 days
12 lb. pkg. Panacea $1.75
This for rno hem 6o days
Hess' Instant
Louse Killer
For either Poultry or Stock
350 pkg.
Dr. Hess'
Stock Tonic
Is a Conditioner and Worm
Expeller — keeps stock
healthy. 25 lb. pails Stock
Tonic at $3 5o. Also sev-
eral smaller sizes of pkgs.
at 35c, 75c anti $1 35.
Other Dr. Hess' Preparations :
Hess' Dip and Disinfectant
Sc5Tins and 44C Bots.
Hess' Heave Powder 5oc pkg
Hess' Worm Powder sec pkg
Hess' Healing Powder 25c dos
Hellebore, Sulphur,
Epsom Salts, Dec.
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The Cool, Clean
Klenzo Feeling
TLPLENZ0
protects the
Mouth in the
net'ural way. It
keeps the mouth
free from sub.
stances that fos.
ter germs, acids
and decay.
And while it Is
doing this, it ins.
parte that wonder.
fol Cool, Cleat,
Klenzo Feeling
which testifies to its
cleansing propertf*Y
Get a tube to try
today.
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Brushes
loath
Klen�
a
each iu a separate carton 35c ea.
Other Tooth Brushes
at 2oc, 250, 350. 500 and 65c each
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LOCAL news on page 5.
HURON Co. Council will meet next
Tuesday.
LLU1D GEORGE, the British Premier,
was 58 years old last Mooday,
MESIBERS of Farmers' Club are asked
to read the advt. concerning meeting
Saturday afternoon.
F. S. SCOTT was elected Chairman of
Brussels Public Library Board for the
currant year, succeeding B. S. Scott.
o wale or clock that is
not
HAVE y u e b
going right ? J. G. loves is prepared to
adjust them at his residence, Turoberry
street.
A robin was seen last Saturday by
members of lames Armstrong's family,
Flora street. Redbreast would not be
le sed with weather-
much pleased
program
]afar.
ANNUAL meeting of East Huron Agri-
cultural Society was held Wednesday
afternoon of this week in the Council
uhamlter. Report will bo given in next
week', issue of Ties POST.
SUNDAY was a stormy day at times
but the snow was so light and the
breeze, or gale at times, so strong the
sleighing was not much improved in
some places by the downfall, The local
snowplow helped clear the sidewalks
Monday morning.
SOCIAL EVENING —'The W. M. S. of
Melville church 'intend giving a social
evening to all the young people of the
congregation Thursday evening of this
week in the Lecture room of the ahuroh.
Special invitation given to the young
folk. Gocd program of music, games,
&a
AUCTION Sale of Household effects is
announced by Mrs. Lyda Thuell, at her
home, Alexander street, Brussels, for
Saturdsy of this week, at 2 p m. She
intends giving up housekeeping and
will go to Kinburo to live with her
daughter, Mrs Colclough, in the mean-
time. The house has been leased to N.
Chapman, of Chapman Bios., boot &
shoe dealers. -Mrs. 'Thuell has made
bei ]tomo in Brussels for a good many
years. See bills for further particulars
of Sale.
JAMES BROWN DECEASED —The daily
papers of last Friday published the sad
news of the demise of James Brown, of
Portage la Prairie, Mao. Brusselites
are specially interested in him from the
fact that Mrs, Brown was a former well
kuown resident of this place when Miss
Jennie Hargreaves, sister of jno.` Har-
greaves, who was engaged here in
the drug business for some years. Mr,
Brown was a fine man and highly es-
teemed by a wide circle of friends, He
is .a brother of john Brown, the well
known Provincial Treasurer of Mani.
toha, with whom he carried on a large
mercantile business in Portage la Prairie
for years. Brussels friends tender Mrs.
Brown sympathy in her bereavement.
They had no family.
Cosy Homs Sou). --Last week Into,
Crerar. 9th Con , Grey township; pur'
chased the comfortable residence of Mrs.
Alex: Bryans, Queen street, paying the
sum of $3,5oo tor it. Ile wilt be given
early possession. Mrs. Bryans and Miss
Ina may remove to 'Toronto, it is said,
where Mise Berea holds a position on
the public school teaching staff. '''Their
removal will be deeply regretted by a
wide circle. Miss Bryans is organist in
St. John`s church and along with. her
mother, has been a diligent worker in
various departments of the church.
Site has had a position in F, R. Smith's
drug store here for several years. Mr.
Crerar, has sold bis fine farm to D. Mc-
IUunou who moves to it in March.
mens oo page 4 .r
represeutative for Brussels and locality.
A lively move was made last week on
sawlog hauling to the Ament Bros. saw-
mill Several additional teams were
drafted in to assist in the somewhat de
laved haulage, ow ng to the lack of
good sleighiug this season.
CAR tet aaopio sR About3
ro
R I T Y 1100 1 Iliad, Wood was dere from Ghmkatp
Fur , few d ys last week.
M 12 l y Plum t from a visit
Bran and Shorts
Also a quantity of Good Corn
Fon SALE.—Comfortable dwelling and 5S
acre of land For further particulars ask at
Tun PosT Publishing House.
Farm ine reduction 18 offered in the balance
of Winter Millinery to elear
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M19t{� MSN, Brussels.
f Berkshire sown
1 p mire red' Be P
FOR PALEsh type.! p
(large English typo.! W.J. 'MASTER, Blai:vaie:
Goon Cedar posts for sale any length wanted
NI ore Con. 8, Morrie. W. J. Bel5NE8
Phone 4628.
FOR PALE IN CRANPROOR,—Kitchen 12 x 18
feet, matched lumber inside end ont, Cheap
o Phone 6518
a JOHN WILa N
for nicks le
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Fon SALz.—A fine large young Durham
Cow, fresh, with colt at foot.
Phone 4818 R. C. CAMPDaLa..
PAIR of brown woollen gloves last between
the bridge and Bruseeln depot. Finder please
return shwa 10 Tan. P01T.
Ct10ron Short Horn Bull for sale, 11 months
old. D. GLAes1En, Lot 8, Con. 11, Grey.
Phone 2518
Fon SALE.—The residence of J. T. Wood,
Albert street, Brussels. All modern canvass.
fences; 5 acre of land; most eligibly situated;
garage. Conte and see it if interested,
YARN Pon SALE.—A quantity of light gray
yarn on hand at the close of the war in offered
for sale at 3160 per pound. Mayy be had at the
Pnhlio Library, Now is the thio to seoare
it for the Fall and Winter's knitting.
DeSre.ute. property for sale in Brussels con-
alsting of a large store and comforteble dwell -
Mg hooses. Por further nartienlara apply to
R. LaATDERDALe. Phone 87
Dn. Panama, Osteopathia Physician, vitae
Brusnele Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous diseases sueeeasfuliy
treated. Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel..
REPO laSaN'CATIPe WANTED for Brnesele and
Huron County to represent "The Cid Rellnble
Fonthill Nurseries." Big sales are to be made
In selling Nursery stock. during the recon•
struotion period. A splendid opportunity for
a live ealesmnn, Htgbest commloslone ppid,
handsome, free equipment, large line of fruit
and ornamental stock to offer. STONE &
WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ont.
WAIT Fos IT.—Through the kindness
and courtesy of F. S. Browne, a fine
moving picture Show is to be placed at
the disposal of the Library Board on the
evening of Thursday 27th in the Town
Hall, Brussels, Special films of a high
order are being procured and the entire
proceedst;above operating expenses are
to go to the funds of the Library, Full-
er announcement will be made neXt
week Keep the date clear and be pre-
pared to boost the Library by your
presence.
Purity Flour $5,99 per cwt.
Blended pin 1;SlH° $5.45
Alf. Baeker
Poplar and
Balm of Gilead
Wanted
We can use a quantity
of Poplar and Balm of
Gilead Timber.
Call for particulars.
Ament Bros.
THE fast growing demand for'I'emp;e-
ton's Rheumatic Capsules aril Raz Mab
for Asthma, which las. Fax's Dray
Store has experienced since securing th,
local agency, proves the value of the
medicines.
We are sorry to hear of the ill health
of Lorne 5, Dunford. of^+Detroit. II
fishes will hasten his recovery
good w
he should soon be o, k, H, i; an old
Brussels boy, a son of E. C. and Mr•
Dunlord, of town.
WOMEN'S Iostiiute will.meet Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Public.
Library. Topic. "Living a l;fe is mor
than making a Living" will be in charge
of Mrs. Nelson Cardiff. Roll call, eu'
rent events. An invitation is extended
to all the ladies to be present. Music.
Ex•BRU5SELITE4 in Toronto are hold
ing a Re union, Friday evening of nex'
•vleek, Ian 28:11, at the Brown Betty Ten
Rooms. If any one has not received 0n
invitation or kuowsof any who has not
kindly communicate with the Secretary
C. McCracken, ,112 Grace St. (College
85x4) at once,
BAIL. KING'S famous story "The
Street Called Straight" comes to the
Family theatre Saturday, Jan 22nd, • in
motion picture form. It is a powerfull.
dramatic story of a great lore born of a
great tragedy. As a book it gripped the
ioterest of millions of readers As a
picture it is even more vivid and pul-
sating. It is a Goldwyn picture and one
worth seeing.
SUCc es, YUL.—A most successful after'
noon tea and sale of Home made baking
and candy, was held on S'eturdsy after
noon and evening by the ladies of town
and community, for the bentfi' of the
Public Library, and the splendid sum of
$Ion 73 was real zed. The L'braty
Board have asked us to convey thei
HoMR FROM THE WEST.—Chas Mil-
ler, formerly of Brussels, who has spent
the past to years in Yorkton and vicin-
ity is hereon a holiday visit. He thinks
that country a good one and is quite
ready to sound its praises and supply
information regarding it. Samples of
grain, and photos of the town in post-
card and news'leper form are in hand to
verify his statements. Crops were ex
celleut last yenr tut market nothing to
brag about. Yorkton is 316 miles from
Winnipeg by auto roads, It is a live
town, with streets o9 feet wide, fine
buildings, ei or to banks, good lighting
plant, big Fair, tlp to•date hotels, 3 rail-
ways, a bustling newspaper—The Enter-
prise—Long Lake &e. Some big farm-
ers up there, Charlie says, a man named
Beck owning 36 Sections, Mr, Miller
called tr seo his brother
George and
family at Souris, Manitoba, and spelit a
Week with them He left 'Yorkton
about Christmas and may return unless
he finds something to suit him better in
I
Ontario although; harlie fared all right
out there.
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.'s$ i 1 uin le tome
relaiivee at Clinton.
Mrs, H. B. Churchill anti daughter
1h1ve heeu holidaying with relatives at
Strrt. f old.
Mrs Alex, Roe and Miss Mary are
vial ing retativee and illend3 in Morris
low p<h• .
Mrs, 1] Rabb has been bothered with
an attack of erysipelas is her face but is
improving.
Mrs. W. L Vonng, Stratford, was
visiting at her plrenlal home with Geo,
av3 Mrs. Colvin last week,
Coles ,o Sslter'of Clinton, was a holi-
day visitor at Reeve Plum's. Be is do
ing well et school in Toronto.
Mrs. A. hunter and Miss Myrtle are
visiting with Dr. and Mrs, Jas. M.
manro, Listowel, The former is Mrs.
Moore's mother.
Mrs, C. Procter is at London where
she under,.ent au operation last Sun•
day, which her many friends hope will.
prove efficacious
THE POST is pleased to report progress
in the condition of Mrs. Robert Bow-
man who has heeu so seriously ill and
hope she will continue to gain.
Miss Apnie Bess' friends are rnpeh
gratified at the marked improvement in
her health and are delighted to greet her
on the street, at church and in the social
circles 01300 more,
Last week Miss Mande Bryans was
laid up by an attack of pleurisy and un.
able to attend to her office engagements
We are glad to hear she is better again
and once more ou duty.
We are sorry to hear of the ill health
of Mrs, Heart' Moore, 'Trowbridge,
r
mother of M. H.,.Moo e and Dr. ' J, M
Moore, Listowel. She bas had one or
more strokes of paralysis.
Last week the home of Walter and
Mrs. Rose. Frederick street. was quar-
antined owing to their daughter, Louise,
develepiug a case of smallpox, of a sigh.
type. We hope she will come through
all right.
Mies Ida May McLaucblio, daughter
" 'ue
of Thos. McLauctill n, visrh g lo this
locality From the West, is quarantined in
St. George's- hospital. Winnipeg, fol
Diphtheria. She is training as a nurse
io the General hospital in that city,
Miss Ge-lrude Ross, teacher in Fort
William, diughter of D, C and Mrs
Ross Brussels, was operated on for ap-
pendicitis last week and is making good
progress. Her wide circle of friends
hope for early couvalesceoce.
George Crooks, Toronto, was calling
on relatives and old friends here during
the past week. Ele recently .recovered
From a sick spell. - Mr. Cooks is 86 years
of age but is wonderfully smart for his
age. He came to this community -65
years ago wben settlers were few and
clearances small,
R. H. Green, grocer of Cayuga, took
a run to Brussels last week, to call on
'elatives and old friends He was at-
teud"ine the Dalrylnens' Cunvention at
London and called here on his -was•
home Mr Green was a former residen'
of town for some years when in the
cheese business.
hearty thanks to all who so cheerfully
and generously assisted to make the
tea s success
Edward Torn, Winnipeg, has been
renewing old frieudsh,ps in town kir
4
f a son -Di -law of Mrs. S Crawford,
Queen street and lived in Brussels fui
years. The visitor is a locomotive ed
gineer, running out of Winnipeg with a
passenger train on the C i4. R. His
work evidently agrees well with him as
he plumps
down
the scaless at 2
3'
pounds Mrs. John Simmons, Brussel,.,
is a sister of Mrs. 'Town
License Inspector Yellow, of Gode
rich, was in town last week taking a
surety of this part of Huron County
He commenced his new dues on Jan
uary 1st and THE POST misses its gees•
.11 the new Inspector does not enforce
the las with energy. Law breakers,
who knowingly violate, need expect no
mincing but a strict adherence to the
legal requirements.
AN enjoyable time was spent at the
Box Social given by St. John's church
choir last Friday evening. .Program
was e good one, with Rev. Mr. Johnson
in the chair, and was as follows :—Solos
by Misses Strachan anti Walker,A F. H.
Gilroy and J. (3 Jones 1 readings bt
Misses Harris and 'Thuell. A lively
time was spent over the contents of tht
well filled boxes. Financial proceeds
were over Bre OO
COURT PRINCESS ALEXANDRIA, C. 0 F.
—Tuesday evening next, 25th iust , the
new officers for the local Court or Cana.
(Tian Order of Foresters will be installed
Tbev are:—
C, R. Waller Sharpe.
V. C. R, B. Whitlard,
Rec.-Sea, W. Clouse,
Treas., G Kerr,
Con., Jas. Burges,,
Chaplain, G C. Manners,
S. B., R, Farrow,
1. B., W. Harkness,
S, W., 1. Orpington,
J. W., V. Sinclair,
Program, games and lunch at the close
of the regular business A good attend-
ance asked for. Court meets over the
stores of H. L. Jackson and Howard
Bolger.
Rheumatism
Neuritis, Sciatics, Neuralgia.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Bay, brought good
health to half -a -mullion
sufferers.
A healthful, money -saving remedy,
well known for fifteen years, pre-
scribed by doctors, sold by drug-
gists,11.00 a box, Ask our agents
oe write for a free trial pacck Toronto
Templetons,142 King W„
Local Agent, James Fox
BORN
BUTTeRT.—At Honwall, Ont., on .Tan. 7th,1921,
to Mr. and 91 r, Harry Buttery, of 2068
1403,1111 street, Ragine, Sask., a son—Barry
Nrsnklln.
MOhNToh n.—In Morrie township, ou January
mi, 1024, to Nr. and Mrs. Jno. A. Mo-
Intnsb, n daughter—Mary Olive,
MOTAS'IPR —Ill Wroxeter, on 'hammy 18th,
Mr. M. McTavfab
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19.1 to❑and Mrs, D, ,
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daughter.
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DIED
BROwS.At Portage la Prairie, Man., on
January 18th, 1921, James Brown, nod. 60
yeere.
HAmr.—In Elmn township, on January 16th,
1921, Mery Shiels, beloved wife of Henry
Bert aged 51 yea 08,0 months end 26 dale
MILLER.—In NnT r 4 t, ski on January
1. township,
151h, IULI lnalcohuamt of Thomas and
myrtle 51111er, aged years and 4 menthe.
IN MEMORIAM
Mn'CHRLt,—ln loving memory of husband and
tether who entered into rout January 19111,
19' 9.
Not dead to n3, the ono we loved so dear,
Isbt toot just gone before
No r no k news how murk we meta him,
Nene but an aching heart can tell
He lives with nu to memory still,
And will for ave, more •
Two yearn have past since that sad. day
One that we loved was called oivay
In the lonely hours of thinking,
Thoughts of him are ever near.
Wire ANDFAMTLY
FkAVING. --The
fo u tt datio.n of alimost
" every successful
1 iciness venture is built on
Eavinga.
The Standard Bank of
Cariatla can be of great assist-
_auce in helping you to de-
velop ydur business. 209
THE
`1ANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
r� BRUSSELS BRANCH
'•. H. SAMIS - - MANAgine
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF FARM 8To0K, IM-
PLEHENTS, 4e.—F. 8. Soots Auctioneger,
has
sproprietor to sell by Public Anotfond et i85
Lot 16. Con. 5, Grayy, on Tuesday, Jan. 26th, at
1 o'clock, the following, property :-1 heavy
draft bay mare. 1 heavy draft blank mare in
foal, 1, driving horse, 1 Holstein cow due in
March, 1 Holeteln•Durham cow due 1n Marsh,
i April. I Due -
ham
re old due a
Jersey cow 8 ea P
1 Je y
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May,3 Heifer
em heifer r years cold due in
risingFeb
1 year, 2 broodok o due to farrow in
Feb., a binder
tityfoot of Rook sey.Hpoultry,r s Mower dtt
ifs , soder 6 toot out, cultivator,
1 hoe Mower oft
out, scaler, tooth ou'r, 1 12 hoe od driIngle
ot 8 3,e pulper, "Frost l Wood single
plow, set t section harrows, Kemp manure
spreader, farm wagon, top buggy,m heet'bset
b.
singRle cutter, hay m sopa team quntic set
singleharness,cream sepnrntor• lawns royller,
of
caw, and log ing chains cement lawn roller
cow and things
tops mems, forks, ion. . and
other rued top roprletor to hag
Sale
Terme—A1 ass ms of 51 r has cold her cash.
TeemsatIl sums o! 11000 and under given eneh
over that amounted months es, 6 per o%
off for
caro approvedcredi joint notes, 6 per nen{'•
off for oaeh on creditOAR.
10.
B. F. CARR, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALB OP FARM, FARM STOCK,
IMPIAMENT8, &e.— T. R. Bennett, Ano.,
has received Instructions from the undersigned
Proprletnr to Bell by Pabllo Auotton at 85
Lots 26& 26, Con 1, Morris, nWeedneWdngy,
Jan. 2641, at 1 o'clock, sharp, the
property :-1 heavy draft mare 7 years old, 1
draft horse\77 ears old, 1 cow milking, 1 cow
due May 1$ 1 cow due Mare's 20th, 1 cow anp-
posed in calf, 4 heifers 2 years old, 2 steers 2
yearn old, 5 heifers 1 year old, 1 steer 1 year
old, 8 young calves, 5 sows bred, about 000 bus.
0. A. C. OMB, about 50 bus, berley, Massey-
Herrin
aseey-
0 tbinder,
McCormick
h ilBseldly ry1thaae, 1e drl, Bissell ineneal
new, Massey -Harris spreader new, gang plow,
walking plow, set team harness, set harrows,
entailer, fanning mill, set truck reales, wagon.
and gravel box, hay and stook rack, set bob-
sleighs, open baggy, cutter, democrat, bag
holder, wheelbarrow. Terms—A.II euma of $10
and under cash ; over that amount 11 months
credit given on tarnishing approved joint
notes. 6 per cent off for cash on credit a-
mounts, Positively no reserve on sale ot'etook
owing to shortage of feed 1 Implements to be
sold only 1f farm reaches reserve bid.
JAS, A. NICHOL, •
Proprietor.
AUCTION SALES
TUESDAY JAN. 25Th.—Farm stock, impple•
meats, &o., Si Lot 16, Con. 5. Gray townahip.
Sale unreserved at I p. m. -B. F. Carr, Prop,
F, P, Scott, Atm.
W SDN rAnA 26TH —Farm stock, imple•
melts. 40., Lot. 10, Con, 14, Henke. township.
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. W. S. Forbes, Prop.
Tice. Brown, Auc.
Notice
Apnlicationa for the Olerk,hip of'the Ttunl'
efpallty of the Townehip of McKillop will be
received by the Connell of the said Municipal-
ity until the Brd day of February, 1021, when
applications will be considered, at 2 o'clock p
m., at Council Meeting at the Carnegie Lib-
rary, Seoforth,
M. MURDIE.
January 17511, 1921.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Mc.
Cormick Medical College, Chicago, 111. Three
months pont graduate course daring past year.
Byes correctly fitted with Glasses. head-
aches, Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Rye Lida
end. other Eye troubles, caused by Eye'straln.
relieved through properly. fitted Glasses,
Satisfaction Assured.
1 Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door
South of Barrister Sinolair's office,
Office haute i 9 to 12 a, m. ;,1 to 0 p. m. Also
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Phone 212x ring 4
7-iLVEST 1
floVR
The family eats
more bread since
Mother started us-
ing Cream of the
Wegt Flour. It
makes loaves of ex=
traordinary white-
ness and flavor.
Maple Leaf Milling Co.,
Limited
Toronto, Winnipeg
Brandon, Halifax
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Annual Meeting
Wroxeter Rural TelcphOno Co.
BRUSSELS MARK QT
Fall Wheat,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . i_
Oats
Peas
Barley
The Anneal Meeting of the Wroxeter Rural Butter
Telephone Co.. Ltd., will be held in the Town E9ge
Ball, Wroxeter,. on Friday, January 21st, Hogs.
1021,e4280 at o'olook p. m. Hay
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$1 76
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Prices
WE ARE NOW OFFERING ALL LINES
OF
Men's, Women's and Children's
Sweaters, Scarfs Toques, Caps and
Winter Underwear
Men's and Boys' Suits and Odd Pants
At Greatly deduced tr ics
•lir/►A•...6-.0.J .16A-0..JLLJ.41..A...0. 4 .�►,i.t...•
Men's and Boys' Overcoats and
Ladies' Coats ,
At and Under Cost
•T•••••r•ir 77T777`r7T0e77e TT7`i•
WE ALSO INCLUDE ALL• LINES- OF
Overshoes and Rubbers
Anything you want in light or heavy Rubbers.
They all go at and under Cost.
Having decided that, if possible, to
carry nothing in these lines over to
next season the opportunity is now
yours to secure BARGAINS.
A. Strachan