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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-2-17, Page 8Paper at-•, 1919 Prices • • :a 0 Would you like to buy Wail Paper at the old prices before the Paper Market started to go up? That is exactly what you Dau do here as we were fortunate in plaeing targe orders hack in 1919 and still have many good patterns on hand from then, which are to be had at the lowprices. 1n the aesortmentthere are patterns suitable for Living Booms Dining Booms Bedrooms Kitchens, &c, We are anxious to ret duce the stook of these is order to make room for the new Spring goods. If you have Pap- ering to do it will pay you to see the samples, How about those Pictures you took the other day ? Better bring the Films here for Developing and Printing. They will re- ceive careful attention and we will try to get the best from every pia. ture taken. Fresh sup- ply of Kodak Films, Velox Paper and Sup- plies. Lower Prices on Kodaks and Brownie Cameras No. 0 Brownie $2 00 No. 2 Brownie 2 50 No. 2a Brownie 3 50 No. 2c Brownie 5 00 Vest Pocket Auto- grapbic Kodak 9 00 F. R. SMITH The Stare 47-:/ . e Druggist and Stationer • 1 3 Lot y4P1 Sprit* to. yrttlllft Mt It you ekpeet to reap a OIOp from yttil' ; ' busleeee. ' Tette alook at the abstract statement of the Auditors' report of Brussels for r92o, to be found on page 8 of this issue,. A number from thin totality attended , the annual meeting of the Hawick 1 Mutual Fire Insurance Co, at Gerrie o0 I Tuesdee Is the local Item last week r k aiding the ewe ef Biocide light about $2,0„0 riluwance for etre,. t lig his sle,uld pi .2 et, y be (helmeted from the R0101111, $4,251 stated, '. ' Yell III .y hays a good watch or clock hut by ine'mp,t nt repabing you lost faith le e, bring it to me sad I will re pair the worst wrecked watch or clock reasnneitly, J, G Jones, Brusse's Tim Women's Instituto will meet on Fr day afternoon at 3 o'clock '1'be Itopic, "Inella's place in tee British Em - plea." will be in charge of Mrs $ S. Scott. Ron call "Light of C.(nada " rdi l ' ltatio is 'e •e o all A o a ,nv n molded t 1 " • n attend. ' 'I,r WE MAY ExPECT--• Some rough weather, H. C. of L. to toboggan. Canada. to forge ahead. Good automobile business Improvement to 'rows Hall interior, Brussels School t0 sustain its reputa- tion. People sorry to see Rev, and Mrs Mann remove. LRT U4 ALL Yo•xgnvE —'THE POST auegestaearly and well ar.ensled meeting of Brussels Business Mens' Association, if it has act died a netera,death Every oerson engaged in business should be. long and not as an honorary member oi�ber. Think up sngeestions to pre. • sent to the meeting that will prove your- self a live wire. Do You INTEND — + Making a garden for rear 2 4. Storing ice for next Sommer? Joining the Horticultural Society ? • Boosting Brussels and is interests 7 a• - Supporting a good Bee Rail team ? I• Working actively far the Referen- t•• dam? - Making permanent improvements to • your property ? lie i 4, i • • e .x. a +•+•+•4� • M 4hF• (gal i eb tcm EGGS are declining in price. ANNUAL meeting of Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company was held on Tuesday at Gordo. A number of oar young people have been taking in some of the Carnivals at tbe neigbboring town skating rinks. THURSDAY eveuiug of this week is the date of the Willing Workers entertain- ment in Melville church Lecture room. A good supply of ice bas been harvest- ed by those r(quiring it for storage pur- poses. Ice is about no inches thick bat tree from snow. A BURNING chimney at Backer Bros butcher shop caused some uaeasi0ess Thursday night of last week. No dam- age was done bowever. 'I'ENDaRs are asked for Rural Route mail delivers No, 3, Grey, covering Concessbn lines 6 and 22. Advt. in this issue of THE POST. Navy League illustrated Lecture at the Picture House Thursday evening of ; this week, Ir will be free and adults ; will be welcome. Lecture at o'clock, Many fine views will be presented. KEEP the Auction Sale of Household Furniture, &c., at the home of Mrs, Alex Bryans, Queen street. Brussels, on , Saturday, 26th Inst., at 2 p. m., in mead. , Mrs. Bryans has sold her residence and intends moving to Toronto. Lass' week Conductor Duncan Me-' Callum was buried at Palmerston. He was well known to the travelling publc and punched the pasteboards for many a year on the W. G. & B. and L H & R railway lines. He bad many friends who will regret to hear of his decease, tf BOUGHT MILLINERY STOCK —Tbls. week Miss Ella Inman disposed of her stock of Millinery to Miss Carrie Ring- ston, who recently returned to town from an extended stay in the West. 'easiness will be continued in the same stand. The ladies go to Toronto this week to attend the Spring Millinery Openings. We wish. Miss Hingston ,Recess. SATURDAY afternoon of this week, at 2 o'clock, Auctioneer F. S. Scott will sell at the home of the late Mrs, Elizabeth Procter, Alexander street, her household effects and also Furuiture, &e. belonging to Mrs. Lydia Thuetl. Mrs. Procter's house and lot will also be offered. Bills are Wilted giving lists of each sale. Goods sold without reserve to close es- tate in one case and in the other Mrs. Tbuell is giving up housekeeping. D, D G 54. Wilton, of Western Star Lodge, No 149, Brunets and I. O. O. F. installation suite have been installing the officers of the tbree link Lodge at Blyth,' Teeswater and Wroxeter, They were heartily received and royally enter- tained at the various points. Brussels constitutes the 5th lodge of the D+strict. The brethren who assisted the D. D. G. M, are M. Black, A. Dennison, W. Clouse, W./ McCracken, who do their respWtive parts very well. ENTERTAINMENT -The Willing Work- ers of Melville church will bold an 00- eerraiOmeat in Melville church, Lecture room, on Thursday r7tb inst. Program will consist of the following : —Plinio and Violin, W, and Mrs. Clouse ; So,g, Jd5. G, Jones; Recita- ttoo,' Miss Jessie Strachan ; Song, Miss Isabel Strachan ; Piano duet, Mrs. and Miss McCall ; V3011n and'plaao, Messrs. Speir ate Kerney ; Song, 'IDoou the burn Davie lad," Mtss Jessie Stracben Duet, "The Cruikit Baubee," Rev, Mr. sad Mrs, Mann ; Soog, "The Cameron Men," Dougal Strachan i Song, Miss Walker. God Save the King," Pro- gram to begin at 9,15 sharp. Adtnisslon 25 and 15 cents. How is your coat hanging out ? LAST Sunday was ,ike an April day. DID you receive a Valentine last Mon- day ? WALTER Rose sets his incubators go- iru Saturday rf :his week. THE PoaT Edi' or acknowledges the receipt of an invitation from the Eturon Old Boys' Association At Home to be held in Toronto,. Fos SALE -1 "Perfect" Washing Machine and a Portable Robber Bath Tnb, both fn good condition. Apply et THE MANSE, Brussels. YOUNG Working Mere, rising 1 years, for sale. Ni, Lot 17, Con. 8. Morris, Mae. A. CONNON, Brusebls R. R. 4. Fong Young Driving Gorses for pale. Also good Seed Cats far sale End a quantity of Feed Data. Apply to THE PORT. FOR SALr4.-54 pigs from 50 to 150 pounds al- so a brood sow, to farrow about April tat. Save Rome good grass cattle for sale also. Phone 474. RtpesLLROBEUTsoN, R. R. No, 2 FOR SALE.—Oomtortsble dwelling and 34 sore of )and For further particnlare ask 4 Tan Poen Publishing House. Fon SALE,—The residence of J. T. Wood, Albert street, Bra/mete All modern canven- naege hCma andede moatnegebyeda.tntd: YARN Poe SALR.—A quantity of light gray yarn ore hand at the aloes of the war ie offered for sale et $1.50 per ponad. May be had at the Pnblie Library. Now is the time to secure 1t for the Fall. and Winter's knitting. DERBABLR property for Rale to Brnesele non• stating of a large store end comfortable dwell• ing hooses. For farther nartioulars apply to R. Learaoeo.ALE. Phone 87 Da. PAREEa, Osteopathia Physician, visits Brussele Monday afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervous diseases successfully treated• HotVisitseresidences. Consultation at Qneen'e l, REPRg8EN'ATrYi WANTED for Braeaets and Huron County to reprebent "The 01d Reliable Fonthtll Nurseries." Big males are to he made in selling Nareery stook daring the recon- atractlon period. A splendid opportnnity for a ave salesman. Highest Carle lielone paid, free handsome, tree equipment, large line of fruit and ornamental ateeh to offer. 82055. & WBLL5NGTON, Toronto, Oat. THE Gray Dolt motor car Company commence this week to talk to the readers of THR Pow, S. Carter is the agent at Brussels who will be glad to supply information and demonstration HURON County Breeders' Association inteud holding a sale of pu.e bred live stock, including Herefords, Angus and Short Horn cattle in Wingham ou March Loth. Mark down the date and take it in. LAST week Wm. Taylor, of Clinton was renewing old friendships in Brussels and ueighborbood, Ile baa sold his too acre farm 7th Con , Stanley township, to Roe Caatelon. of Goderieh township, for $8,000 and gives posses- sion next month. It is 19 years since Mr. Taylor went to Stanley. He bag bought the Robt. Ward Igo acres. tett, Con., Fullerton township. nt miles from Fullerton village. Price paid was $15,000, This is an extra good property olth good brick house, bun 46 x 68 feet, straw shed 34 x 56, hog pen 17 x 6o. Stone stabling under barns, with .dem ent floors,. water pipes, &a and room to feed 50 head of cattle There are 24 acres of hardwood bush. Mr. Ward re tires to St. Merytt. We wish Mr. Taylor success in his new location, THE following letter Is from Alberni, Vancouver ltilatid, written by Mrs. Jas. Wilkinson, formerly of this piece, and a daughter of Mrs lane Walker, Turn - berry street B,usse'S :—DEAR Ln/TOR,— Enclosed find $2 00 in renewal of my subeot'ip(ion for THE POST Although time has ma"e many of the names new to me 4 still like to get the paper, We are baving a very roue) Winter an the Coast, snow, rain and wind storms, Haim only seen once anything like it in 20 yea's 'i'rtialing you are all having a nice. Winter in Huron. 1 remain as ever the same. M, WleenesoN, Feb, 4, 1921. TELEPHONE MEETING — The annual meeting of Brussels, Morris & Grey Municipal Telephone Comeau), was bele Tuesday afternoon of last week. A'• tendance was not large. President F. S. Scott presided. Auditors' report was presented, discussed and adopted. Last year's Board of Directors were le elec,ed viz:—F. S. Scott. Richard Procter and Wm. Cameron. M. Black is Secretary and G. H. Semis Treasurer. Good pro press is being made by the Company, the management of which is no small chore as there are up toward I2oo tele• phones. If no unusual expense comes to the Company it will not be many years until the indebtness is paid. The heck building in which tbe Central office is located belongs to the Compa'!v. While an occasional complaint is drop• ped in the grumble box the public on the whole well are served and the wonder is bow we ever got along without this very essential bousehold utility, This bas been a favorable Winter for the Com anit will so far we hope so unfit Spring arrives. IAPANESE EVENING —A novel, enjoy- able end 5000055701 entertainment wan held Friday evening in the Lecture room of the Methodist ehureb, under the auspices of the W. M S. The rooms were transformed into a veritable Japanese reception apartments and by hangings, flowers, pictures, decoratiooe &c.. gave a real lifelike representation of the people and homes across the sea The visitors were waited upon in the tea room by ladies in jap costume and the service rendered was as they do in Japan, both by word and deed Choice program was presented with Mrs. Sk t ton, President, and Mrs (Rev.) Stafford in charge and alt did their res eectiv' `' parts with credit. Program was as fol lowss—Hymn "From Greenland's icy mountains" ; Prayer ; President. (MIs. Skehon) words of welcome on this 4ote anniversary of the W. M S. Society ; Japan and its people, Miss Buchanan; japan", solo, Mrs, R F. Downing : Pr as giving for Japanese contests ; "A little maid of japan," recitation, Klee Marjory Jewitt ; "The little children of Japan," recitation Miss Margaret Downing ; "The Doll Festivalin Japan" Miss Helen Seeker ; Japanese Lullaby Miss Hlogston ; Imitation Japanese. Margaret Dowding and Ro'fe Prete; A favorite Japanese story F H Gilroy ; "Jack and the Japs" Barrington Gilroy ; Song by Mies Marjorie Hoover, with her Japanese friend "0 Sin Cba San"; An essay on japan written by e Japan- ese. Mrs Geo, Lowry ; "How Koharn learned to worship," Miss May Skelton ; Out Missions in Japan, Mrs Parker ; "Beautitel Japan," soh', Miss Mae Wood ; Japanese National Anthem in Save tbe Kin Finan- cial results were $45.00 which will go to the W. M. S. treasury. Church Chimes 'Pheiennual congregational gathering of the .Methodist churcbes of Brussels and Cranbrook will be held in about a month, The Pancake Social, hold in St. John's church Lecture room 'Tuetday evening of last week. was quite s success receipts being over $19 00. "Thou art the Christ" was the pastor's text in the Metbodist church Sunday evening. Mies Louise Barks, Chatham, rendered a very appropriate solo in good voice. Rev. Mr. Craig, of Edmonton, ba,, been invited to become pastor of Wing. ham Methodist churcb for neat term commencing July 1s'. Present paster. Rev Mr Armstrong, ties an invitation to W allaceburg. Next Sabbath morning Rev. W. E, Millson, Secretary of Evangelism and Moral Reform, will occupy the pulpit of the Methodiot church, Brussels. He's an enthusiastic worker and will have a Miming message, Rev, Dr, Petrie, WIngltam, was ap- pointed interim Mntlerator of Melville church congregation unttl a successor to Rev. Mr Mann le chosen Dr. Per- tie officiated before at similar work and kuowa tee peep a we'I. New 'Tete tee PARCON' ..-Brttaiteia will see a obange of paelors in 3 churches within a year. Rev Henry Smith re - Moved iast Fall Froin the Auglioao church and was succeeded ht Rev, M Johnson. Rev. Mr. Mann goes to Nee tuatket as Presbvtenan mky pilot and Rev, W. E. Stafford will complete hie 4th year in the Methodist church and remora b9111Iy, sot i3sxt 19 s de1>311p14 Of labor. tt is au uuttsnal etlndlfipp end ilroVeti the cbangefnlpese of 1118 titres le wbieh we live, • ReV, Ft', Fat. Jon still bolds the fort at St, Ambrose, A Seedily School bas been organized 1n connection with St. John's ehureh. The offeers are —Mrs, (Lev.) John. son, Seeerinlendeat and tea411er of Bible class 1 Mrs. F, S. BroWpe, Seare- tory t Mrs. Robb, 'l'reaserer : Miss H Smith, orgnnfs'; Teachers, Misses Dodd, Snaith and Harris, School will assemblettt 3 p m. MELVILLE QoNGRgGA'rioN Fyr REsat ' FINE REuoaT.—Thursday evening of lest week the annuli meeting of Mel. vilie oongregatiou was held, Rev. A J Mane, B. A., presiding. The reports of tee. various organizetioaa showed ecwo to be a most successful peer and were most encouraging, ('here were added to the roll 25 names present me/nber- shtp being 421. Raised for all pnrpasea $107,66, Of this $5 700 was for eongre- gational ptuposes and $5 900 for M,s- stone and Benevolences. W, M. S. re- ported $617 ; Mission Baud $235 ; Sab- bath School $376; Y. P. Society $301 end Willing Workers $435• Raised for Chinese Famine Fund $287, . The For- ward Movement Committee reports $3,187 sept to Toronto. The amount raised during' the eight years of the present pastorate was $64,503 of wbicb 818,676 was contributed for Missions and benevetences and $26,000 tor the Building Funde added to the membership roll 211. This was possible only by the grace of God, work- ing upon a united people. Hugh Lamont, Nelson Cardin, 0, Smith and A Crooks were elected to the Board of'. Managers and alio Mrs, T. C. McCall and Mrs, Robert Strachan, the ladies succeeding Mrs. S, C. Wilson, removed to GvtlerIMi, and Mrs 100. Robb, A. A Lamont was re -appointed Secretary - Treasurer flue Alex. Stewart, assistant OW tl> 3SO ro )RVICE.—This Bank, for thepp ast �^- 45 years, has done its sharein the development of the business of the Do- minion. Our experience and equipment are at the service of every' customer. 29s THE STANDARD 31U QFC CANADA DA BRUSSELS BRANCH O. ti. SAMIS MANAGES BRUSSELS MARKET 81 7700 Secretary, The debt on the fine church peesWheac. is now reduced to $2,500. Melvitte Peas church has a worthy record and the, Battler outlook is optimistic as the various' o'- Egge ganizations are well officered and 1' Hogs good heart. Rev, A. J. Mann, the pa, HRv tor, who bas been called to Newmarket, leaves his present charge in a most sat- isfactory coaditios. DIED WmLLta,-In Wroxeter on Diary Jane Ballantyne, Willis, in her 8551i year. 1 78 80 40 1840 00 $1 76 b6 i75 so 40 40 20 00 Auction Sales AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD F0RNI- mime, &o. —F. 8. Scott, Auctioneer, has 7111, 10.27 received instructions from the undersigned Feb, wife 1911 Proprietress to sell by Public Auotlon at her home, Princess street, Emmett], on Saturday, ' February 28th, at 2.80 o'clock, the following roperty :—replace parlor suite, sideboard, ex. IN MEMORIAM MaNRrr..—In loving memory of our dear moth- er,beloved wife of Neil McNeil, who was called home one year ago, Feb, 15th, 1920, Day by day, oh, how we mise her, Friends may think the wound la healed, But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed, Oft we sit and think of her, Oft we are all alone. For memory is the only thing That grief can call its own. A nobler, kinder heart neer throbbed Within a mortal breast •,A kinder mother no one ever had Than we have laid to rest. And as we watched her day by day It caused n bitter grief To sec her slowly pine away And could not give relief. But now she has gone froln among Ile, No more her dear face we spall see, Till we too shell cease from earth'e troubles And ease over death's dark sea. For death Is the only gateway That leads to eternal bliss, Whore we hope to meet our dear mother And know no parting Uke this, —Sadly Missed by. Husband and Family, AUCTION SALES Tau,t0DAT, FEBRUARY' 17TH,—Farm stook and oats, £435 Lot 18, Con- 6, Morris township, Sale unreserved et 2 p. m. Bert Watson, Prop. Jae. Taylor, Ano, SATURDAY FansnART 18TH.—Household furniture belonging to estate of the late Sirs, Procter, Alexander street, Brussels, at 2 . ,n. Mrs. Lydia Thuell's furniture, 7ec., will also be sold at the same time end piece. TRuR&DAY, Fah. 24TH.—Farm etoak, Imple• mance &0 , at Lot 18. Con 2, Morris. Sale at 1 . m. Thom, N, Midden, Prop. John Pur- vis Ana. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH.—Clearing sale o. Warm stook, implements, Lot 88, Coe. 14, McEtllop Sale nt 1 p. m. Thos. Ryan, Proprietor. Thee. Brown, inc. SATURDAY. FRB 28215—Boneehold Fund. tire, &o., at 2 BD p. m., at ibe home, Qneen at Brussels. Mrs. A. Bryon, Proprietress ; F. S. Scott, Auctioneer. THuRBDAY, MA ROR 10TH.—Farm Stook, In,. plements. &e., WI Lot 7, Con. 17, Grey town - &hip. Sale at 1 p, m, John Smillie, Prop. ; 5, Brown, Aub. tension table 18 leaf), rocking chair, leather conch nearlynew, leatherette (meek, ;jdozen obalre, woolcarpete, 2 Wash anode, 2 sets bed eprlage small table, bureau, 2 bedroom sets, parlor lamp, hall lamp gins, lamp, range, nook stove, "New Perfection', coal ollatove, oroklnole board and disco, a number of dtehes, several pictures and frames, a quantity of peaters, lap rug, door ;netting, bnek•eaw, 2 and caws, brace and bit, cobblers outfit, washing machine and wringer, 2 axea, wheel- barrow, s000p shovel ladder. 5•ggal� noel oil inn, watering can, 2 iron stove pots 8 pltoh. forks, potato fork, rakes, hoes. garden nnple. menta and numerous other articles. Sale un- reserved. Terme cash MRS. ALEX, BRY pHet Proprietress. AIIJae.OTITNylor, SALEOF himTreceivedOin. atrnotione from the undermigned Proprietor to sell by Publlo Auction ut 8i5 Lot 10, Con. 5 Morrie, on Thursday, Feltruary 17th, at 8 o'clock, the following valuable property general purpose horse rising 8 years, 1 heavy draft mare in foal, 1 cow tine March 1651, 1 now due March 20, 1 cow doe in April, 1 cow with cell at toot 1 heifer rising 8 to calve July 24, 1 heifer rising 8 to calve March 10th, 1. heifer rising 8 to calve March 12th, 5 steers rising 2 years, 1 fat steer tieing 8 years, 1 thoro'bred Short Horn bull rising 2 y ears, 1 better rising 2 years, 2 heifers rising 1 year, 2 eteere riving 1 year, 9 pigs will weigh about 180 Ibe , 10 ptge 8 menthe old, 1 York sow wttl farrow .March 20, 100 bushels of oats. Sale without rexerve es Proprietor is short of feed. Terms. -8 months credit will be given on approved joint notes. 4% off for cash on credit amounts. BERT. WATSON., Proprietor. MAUDE C. BRYANS OAHTHALM OLOt$IST Graduate Department of Oohthahnology, No. Cormtok Medical College, Chicago, 111. Three months poet graduate comae during past ear. Eyes correctly fitted with Olassee. 20eed- aches, Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Bye Lids and other Eye troubles, caused by Eye-atraln. relieved through properly fitted Glasses, Satisfaction Assured. Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door. South of Barrister Slnoielr'e office, Office hotre - 9 to 12 a, M.; 1 to 0 p, m. Alio Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Phone 20x ring 4 Abstract of Accounts —OF THE— VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS FOR THE YEAR 1020 RECEIPTS Cash ty hand .............. 14D0 41 $ School aecuunt levied un 4042 42 Bowmihi account amount levied 4010 42 Townoblp of Grey 24 00 Township n Morrie ., 01 80 Taboos bean GreY S hoof 1 levied:. 401 80 Township of Grey School Loan no1 75 Township o Morris School levied? no8 75 LopallmProvemont amount Ieviwl',220897 Current Loans 81000 00 Making Fund Recount 298 76 Brussels. Dturrts & Grey To1 arooant 11884 80 Corporation Eleotrla lighting..,......,8828 20 Corporatloe Wood remount 205 80 Resident taxes 6408 07 Licenses 140 00 b acellaneous rreeipts 288508 2888 12 $ 84888 58 DISBURSEMENTS Salaries and llo aII 1 69 0 Printing lne a 1 w Doe I 4 $ Intervetaacoon t B 97 Roe&and Bridges 897 45 Rondo Bridges 4607 74 School t ures, Coe 1886 74 Debentures, Coupons, ,0a 1280 27 Fire County 210 6 Qurren rate 0700 80 OurronCloane 28760 00 Hall hung 782178 Towi, allland Weigh Scales 210 14 Miseellnneous" 606 99 Wood account 860 00 William street Rower 2188 04 Brunets, Morris a Grey tel. Syetem, 15572 88 Public Library 278 00 School Loan „, 897 50 $ 87780 80 School Loan Sinking Fund Telephone System Sohoolaeoount Local Imrovement Debit Balance BALANCE $ 2078 08 8260 41 200 50 8787 81 910908 60 SHEET Wood account $ 111 1D Wood oontrnet account 588 25 County account 0 10 02 Local account 5002 29 Current beans 1850 00 William Street Sewer! 228e 04 5 19698 80 ASSETS Uncollected texea $ 480 60 6'1 added to uneolleeted taxes 21 82 Brnesele, Morris & Grey Tel, System 5559 80 Local foundry 1500 00 Dominion Permanent Loan 4602 00 Mortgagee on heal EStete 285 00 Mnnicip.6 bebontures 146 81 Town Halla Lighting l� 00 Fire Department 4000 00 Weigh *Metes 400 00 Town Bell 850.011 Public, School building 0000.00 $ 803200 iu LIABILITIES Pabho School - $ 7800 00 Local Improvement 10108 05 Brueeele, Morrie ,e Grey Tel, System 708 60 Amount to Balance 5240 29 180810 90 We the undersigned auditors for the (lorr'orotion of the Vitleee of Brussels, for the year A.1"). IOW, do hereby Certify that we have exam ned the boska, COMMON, receipts and a sounte of rho Trteeur'r of the bhie pnllty nue report eb , anise acrreet, as par 5510 foregolnt atet1t• mentg e'ot Bad a debit balance hgahtat the lard Corporalton amoanting to Ehe sat of $5707.61. All Of'Whtoh is 1 e4p&ottnliy submitted, Dated this 28th day of January, A. 70.1571. .1•7011L18 F. GERRY, t W.f Audltora, M,,SINOLAIR, 1 Sunset Soap Dyes • Have.oever tried thoee $ new Dyes es ? Been selling them for the past with h • splendid E5801tte • ox's Drug Store THE STORE Weekly Store News Pepsodent Tooth Paste One of our most popular Den tri files. 50c the tube • Johnston -s Powdered Floor 'Wax s Splendid for dancing floors. We have it in three sizes. • • 1 piipes We have filet repleuiehed •our stock and our assort- • went ie very good. Come in • and look them over. A • • Valentine 69 • • 1 1 1 Thermometers Needed in every home. 1 , Great eatiefaotion to have •-, one on hand when *leaded. • minute, 1 )minute, Roll 2 I minute. • =Day s Monday,Feb. 14 • Dont overlook this import- s ant date. • • ▪ See Our Window • • w •• 1 Correspondence Cards $ NIcely'paokeged and a opiate, did stock, When you hay- eu't time to write a letter a Correspondence Card #11111 the bill. 850 to $1.50 per pkge. For that Tickling Cough Maltese Cough Drops Wampolels Throat Ease Horehound Candy Menthol and Eucalyptus Cough Drops And tho 010 Reliable Blood Root Cough Cure JAMES FOX DRUGGIST and STATIONER • • 0 68 M •• • • • 0 c 011 • 43 a • • • 0 • • • • • • • oe • • s••••••••••••s••se•••s•olo•s•sss••a••••••s•®••••ss••• • •••••••••••9••'8.4400®•90.04 •••••••••••..... • • • •• • • 4 • •••• • • • ••• s ••••••••••••••••••••••••4,4 4+•4.+.44•4-s4iW•••••••••• The Palace Bakery Baked by Experts from the hest materials, our ,Bread needs only trial to demonstrate its absolute per- teatime In flavor, tooth- someness and autrativequat- ity itis an ideal bread for all, from the littlest toddler to the 1 1 strongest t g s man. Buy a loaf,to'day• W. E. WILLIS • A a C ✓ O • • •, • • • • •• 1 Service WE OR the Ford Company cannot be held responsible for the performance of your Ford if you tree parts nqt trade by the Company. The Ford warranty automatically becoulea void the moment you' 1120 spurious parts on your car. You cannot aflnrd tafucur this penalty. Nordoyou 111,1 your car weakened by badly 14 fitting parte made from poor mate! MI, Spurious parte are manufactured with profit ae•the first con- eideratinn, Genuine, Ford parts have the Vote,te.pututioll to maintain, It is to the interest of both the Company and n1.1iselvr8 that you [cord aha! give you continuous satisfaction. The liltePeet of those Who make and sell a.put•i0u6 paste ends with the sale, The ope way to tnako sure of gelling the genuine ie to patron. Ise the dealers or garago$ displaying the Ford Service sign. That sign shows that the dealer has bound himself by contract to sell genulee Feed parts only, eVherever you go, look for this sign, ypur gtrarauteo of satisfaction, A,suFord dealers in thin cnlnmunity, we tender 11'ot'd eei'vice, We soli genuine Ford parts at a etantla, d Mee which is eat by the Ford Metol.' Company. Our charges for. *epithet are elan on the "one -price" basis. You know bhe whole cost before we perform the service. D. M. SCOT To DISTRICT DEALER S l3 USS L. R i✓'