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BEST GOODS OF
Store
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THEIR KIND
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
ICantleekRubber
goods. Prices
0c to $4.75
a
from
Easter Cards
Thorough,
Cleanliness -
the
le ness-the fast step in the proper cares;
of the skin and for that every`.
woman should regularly" eco
good cold cream.
Cold Cream
Jotnteel
hi; fine and pure a cold cseatiCS
21 can be made_and will: s:we,
grow hair,,
Delightfully perfsiired with
the costly new odoa .of 26
fiowcrs Jonteet.
60c"
JONTEEL TALCUM
,35C & BOo Tins
See the latest Pictorial Review Dress Patterns.
Embroidery, Braiding and Beading Patterns.
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No.1 Seed Pens for sale, Phone 164.
l W. H. MCCITaNEON, Lot 25, 8th Line, Morr1S.
Waive Blossom Sweet Clover Need for sale
$5.00 par bushel. Lot 10, Con. 8, Morrie,
Phone 5810 Tena. P1ERa8•
SATURDAY'S rain and thaw put the Cow for nate. Will come In nbont March 25,
Maitlaod at high tide. F. RADDATz, Cranbrook.
TE gasoline supply metal tan
for D.
Two Tbred Wyandotteandcite Roosters
for
•sale. Phone 644.
M.Scott's gara e arrived last weekand
or le limited quantity. 0. A.
Eon 2, as m d a
will soon be installed. C. No. 72. Free from matting weeds y
Have you handed in your y choices to 11 R. L. TAYLOR, Brussels R. R. 2.
Lot 16, C,on.10, Grey. Phone 2810
Rooms to rent for a dwelling across the hail
from Dr. Bamilton's office. Apply to Mae. A.
McKetever, 828 Boron 8t • Toronto.
PAIR of women's new wearing boots No. 5
are offered for milk For pnrtioulera apply to
TRE POST.
FOR SALE —L3 awou Seed Cate end White
Bloseotn Sweet Cover Seed, grades No. 1.
Phone 8515 HAaveY Damon, Ethel.
YOUNG yeilove collie dog with white on face
and tip of tail, strayed from Lot 14, Con. 12.
Information concerning hien thankfully re.
calved. Phone 2618 A. V. FO1HSTE0, Grey.
Son Sale one registered Short Born ball,
rising 2 yeare. Also 2 York sows, dna to flue
row last of March and middle of bias.
le, B. 8' nvaaaoN, Lot 18, Con. 12, Grey tap.
Phone 4218,
FIVEood Collie Pups for Rale. Phone 1810.
g R. L. N ren Or., B. R. 4, Snuffles.
Fouts good Cows for sale, Will freshen in
Marc phone 404 Lot 2, V. n
82, Co, 14, Gr07.
DEaiaARLa property for sale in 13ruseels con-
stetting of a large store and comfortable dwell-
ing houses. Bargain for quick sale as 1 am re-
moving to Winnipeg. Par further particulars
apply t0 R.Lr.AT1linDALE. Phone 87
Cow for sale, 4 years old, due to freshen
March 17. A. V. FORneran. Phone 2518
B. S. Scott, Secretary -Treasurer for
Brussels (Horticultural Society? If not
bustle as the goods must be ordered at
once.
7'886 worlds greatest hair tin▪ t eau be
seeb also the finest stock of human hair
goods and styles with the W. T. Pember
Exhibit 111 the Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
Friday March ,8th.
R. W. FERGUSON, Gent's outfitter, has
added ready-to-wear clothing to bis
stock and says be has a fine range of
goods and will sell them at prices that
will please the public.
THE members of Miss Inman's Sunday
School class presented her with a piece
of China, ie appreciation of faithful ser-
vice and in view of her removal from
town in the near future.
CARD or THANxcs.—We extend OUT sin.
care thanks to those wbo have been with
us in the sad bereavement of our daugh-
ter and sister, Alice, and by kind words
and kindly acts have tried to lessen our
sorrow. THOS C. DAVIDSON AND
PAMTLY AND Geo, AND MRS, HART.
GOOD PxooRAM.—Friday afternoon
the Literary Society of Brussels Con-
' tinuation School were hosts and hostess'
to a goodly number of ex.pupils and
others at the school house when au in-
teresting and welt rendered program was
presented by :former pupils, Miss
Margaret Maunders presiding with
grace and dignity, Following was the
excellent bill of fare :—"O 1 Canada"
opeeing chorus ; remarks of President,
M, Maunders ; solo, Verne Walk-
er; reading, Mrs. James S. Armstrong ;
instrumental, Jas. Nolan ; address.
"Memory," E. Baker ; solo. Muriel
Hoover ; reading, V. Anderson ; talk,
"The old days" B. Lott and 0. Heming-
way ; instrumental, Ruth Sinclair ;
reading, Irene Hoover; solo, Alice Wit-
ton ; address, "Fashions" E. McCall
WO: 'Sahel Strachan ; reading, Mildred
Maunders ; confectionery ; instrument-
al, Frank Oliver reading of,Journal,
Principal 5, S. Scott. Bert Lott was
chosen Honorary President on the re-
moval of Rev, Henry Smith from town.
FOOT BALLERS ORGANIZE Friday
evening of last week a meeting wet held
in Jas, Anderson's Veterivary office, for
the purpose of getting Brussels on the
Foot Bali map for x922, Report of past
year showed a balance of $41 00, after
paying all expenses and meeting a deficit
belonging to rote of $Boas. It was de -
sided to ;Anaheim new sweaters with the Heinz you paid your 'Telephone an-
i funds to band. Folfowiog$officers were manage ? See advt.
cleated 1—Hon. 'President, Dr, White ; Sr. PATRICK'S TRA. --021 March 17th a
President. Jas. Balitiotyne ; Vice Presi- safe of Homemade Baking and a St. Pat.
dent, W, S. Scott ; Secretary -Treasurer, rick's Day 'Tea will be beld In the Pub.
R. Ferguson ; Manager, Fred, Stephen, tic Library Audience room There will
son ; Captain, W. Bell. The grounds be booths representing England, Ire.
Committee consists of Vernou Sinclair, land and Scotland and our own fair
Harold Lowry and 'Jno. Currie, ares- Clarinda. In these yott May purchase the
anti intention is to place Inteetnediatt dainties of each Country: There will al
end Junior teams in the field and tbe sttbe a progam of music and singing
prospect is very good for both. A num- afternooe and evening end tea served
her of last year's teem are available. Al from 4 80 to 8 o'clock, The members of
50081 88 the park is fit to play on 95001 oe the Woman's Christian Temperance
wilt Commence. Brussels hes a great re- Delon will be in charge and the pro -
cord for good Foot gall and hope to coeds will be le aid of t2efereodum
prove that they still can "produce the I work. Let everybody join with u$ in
goods," Glee them a boost, making it R secee80. . theme,
Two well bred Short Horn Balla for sole,
aged 2 and 1% veer& Lot 28.Con. 15, Groy.
Phone 4916 GEo- Wnl rIELn.
QUANTITY of Seed Oats for sal Ligowa
and Golden Glow varieties. Lot 2, Con. 14,
Elms township. IAS. B40LLI0, 8
Atwood Phone 4151 Mankton FLU 1.
GRAYPereberon Gelding for isle, rising
years old. Will weigh over 1,500. pounds.
wIl. L, BT1t1.Owart,
tf Phone 8526 Lot 25, Coo. 9, Grey.
Yount Working Mare teeing 4 years, for
vele, Nee Lot 17, Con. 8, Morrie
MRs. A, CONNeN, Brussels B.R.4.
Faun Young Driving Horsee for Rare. Aleo
good Seed Oats for AMA and a quantity of Feed
Oslo, Apply to Tae POST.
FOR BALE.—Comfortable dwelling and b[
sore of land. For farther particulars ask n
THE Posy Publishing House.
Fon SALE. --The residence of .7. T. Wood,
Albert atreet,Brneseln, All modern convert.
lenses; 34ncreetland; most eligibly situated;
garage. Como and see it if Interested,
DR. PARKER, Osteopathic Physioian, ARIAS
Braeeele Monday afternoon of each week,
Qbronio and nervous dloeaeee enceesofully
treated. Visits residences. Con1nitatloa at
Queen's Betel.
RsPREa0NTATrva WANTED for Helmmet,' and
Huron County to represent .The Old Relleble
Sontbfll Nurseries.' Big sales are to be made
in vetting Nursery stock during the reoon•
etruotIon period. A splendid opportunity for
a live salesman. Blgheot commissions paid
handsome, free equipment, large line of trap
and ornamental stook to offer. Semen S4
W 8LLTNOTON, Toronto, Ont.
YARN tent HALE,—A quantity of light gray
yarn on hand at the alma of the war is offered
for sale et $1.60 per pound, May bo bed at the
Public Library. Now In the time to ammo
it for the Fall and Winter's knitting.
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Spacial Prices. ea • i
• ! Clever& Timothy Seed 1
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S • Shorts '82 00
a• $4111 2 10
o Linseed Meal 3 78 •
Low Grade Flour 2 75
• Royal Household :;
• Flour E 80 : "
• Oatmeal per cwt, 3, 75
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wIad0hrjrI.B-L att Moad y yte large neo
ty of 1st,
film Asthma? Then you've never
tried, RAZ MftH that fames Fox etudes,
Its jwt es effectual as'r"onhpleten s fate.
Rue Rheumatic Capsules is for Rheums,
item• Ack fa^ a free sample.
Gaoltou MANNING, who is quite a
pnuluy flllcler, hall invaded in a pen of
Regal Dorcas White Wyen(lottee from
the well koown breeder, Jno, t; Mar.
lin, of Port Dover, O:tt. Th • Miter
disposed of g birds lately to a Kansas
City f .voter Ir, $g,000 ttie hlgltest price
' ver paid le Arnt,ricn. They are a weal
layini,acre n
I,OUNCILLOR S'I'IWARr will puce C..Oark
Math:so now on Btn sols Tatra of the
Shamrock Butter Iraotnrv, to rltarge of
.Whiteelturch Butter Factory end 1818
engaged Ward lluchanau, of tows, t'
'-lice his place ''toe !vier ienrned' the
besiness here and afterward - w 'k a
course at the 0 A, C. fiuolpb. Sewer
Bros. have a chain of half dozen factories
in operation and place a large quaut]ft
of A t Nutter on the market, 'They have
the badness "go" all right,
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444448150114 OOOO _. T____ ; AUCTION BALE OF FARM STOOK, IMPL0
Me•Nra (10OBEIlOLp 1DItrierue1r, &n —9', N
Recireetort,—Mrs, D. A Clark hat Scott, Auctioneer hes modem], instruotinns
returned nom bar tri South and w! from the 00480,ign(4 proprletresetoHell 1,ep Poblio A notion et Lot 0, Oonoesslo» 5, tarry
be ,At dome, Priddy anemone, from 4 township,OhFriday,blsrohiith, at 2 o'ciook
to.6 o'clock, 10 reee've With her motile,thetollowhlg valuable property :-1 drivIng
Mrs. '.y. M Sinclair, mw are 10 rears red, fat cow, 1 farrow caw7
,t years aid, 1 cow li years old sapposed in calf.
CLOSE CALL.—Wm W111i0ms00!'Vine-' 10 heed pram eel Me Heintz a years, 10 good or.
ham, Formerly of Brussels was att-iou 1y d«r, about 4D bine, rubber itis buggy, ato#1
ties boggy, cutter est 515410 harness, hors'•
injured last Mondeo by helnttew-. M nv, ooilnr. nentity of lumbo,, Grand Jewel onok
the mill dam and ca•'ried u j<. mil; dew' stove, abedetend, DeLnvnt cream separator
stream.. Ole had a broken abor1'd, r an,1 churn butter bow), orosle and dishes:, rug
hl•ank¢t robs carpets and at1."r sn,a11,.Bele•
water- farm Terme,-411 Fernsor$10 And ander ,eL1NT(1N New Era says r—latnes Rey -
Tait fra'n es of the 5'o 'floor at 1hr cash ever ,bat amnin,t 8 ,,,05s, 4 oredlt 88117, 10 d5,bee rented't11 farm known as the
[ y he given on approved joint notes, 4 per cent off F'r.r .Tarin, £r'om A i. Durnin for a'
fpr cash on eredlt amounts liana to b5 cash
MBB.Ai4N801 SMITH, Proprietress, period of 3 years and will take possession
the red of the mouth. Mr, herein -will
Auction Sales
l.' an campaigns served
.28'4111 ,o:lbybringing thepublic
• + cleaner with. the Banks of
realize their•human side.
desire of this Bank to be of
11 vire. Make it a point to
,r+ that we are always willing t0
t friendly and authoritative
.1 ...,I:i110181 matters.
THE
4 :A R BANK
0 r= CANADA 857
,eted aorp:ua end Undivided Profits
seet0,687.00,
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS - - MANAOL'R
minor injuries besides a chill u• .: o ice N1•he without re^••rveev Propristnr hag' gold til
Public Library !net Monday after:mon
were, large attendance, increasing inter-
est, and gond service on the part of Mrs. 0 West to ionk atter other interests
(Rev ) 4t fiyrd, who peeved herself a 4U. TION SA Oil OF FARM STOC1,IMPL7- g
c
o• ni story teller as she u'+fu.erA ;-- MrNre eivi Os/10 &e,—F .,.remit a angel
width used lte F,nucD' Il,+is holding an
bee ,
r. sgn ed Ptoprtelo tooet: from the and p: Auction Sete bt)ed2v, March Iph. Mr.
Pavy brothel in basket baa'," L to ,. Rign1d Proprietor e. sal: by Pnl to AuoUou
Jack Ro!1-aruuud" and ',tltc the ever. Lot 1, rlo5. n Gi«y tm4nshil ndjnbdng til'- Reeno'tle will 4dto leave of his duties at
green trees keep their leaves •n Wheel."
.Next session will be Monday 2tat ine'
when Mrs. B S Scott will take charge.
Adults are erquiring it they will not
be permitted to attend end erjoy the
hour as well as ibe juniors
MustcAL and Literary program will
be presented Friday evening of this
week. under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid. in the Methodist church Lectere
room, commencing at 8 o'clock An In
teresting feature of the evening will be a
Travel Talk on a trip to the Craig and
California and return, by MIs. Parker
Proceeds of evening will be donated to
Chinese Famine Fund and a, generous
offering is asked for that purpose. No
stated fee is set it being Left to the op-
tion of tbe individual considering the
urgency of the need.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE —W. A. Irwin.
Field Secretary of tbe National Sanibel
um Association, will give a Lecture rn
the Town Hall, Brussels, Thursday
evening. March 17118, 192[ at 8 o'clock,
on the sebj"ct of "Tubercuto'is, it's nae.
ere, treatment and prevention," illustrat
ed With instructive lantern views. Y-.•1
will find this Lecture both interesting
and Instructive. Not only those afflicted
with this dread disease will learn how•in
help themselves but the intoitnation
gained may be the merles of rr,
atlas
you yourself from contracting' be disea:a
e
Only a collection taken for 1 i .luskok •
Free Hospitai for Consumptives
ADDREss AND Pi8E'ENTATION —Tues
day evening of last week ae enjeyabl
and well attended gathering was held
St. Jobu's church Lecture room, N
Chapman in the chair Follnwing s
musical program, consisting of violit'
duet by Robt. and Mrs. Smith 1 recite
tion, B. W hittard ; solo, J G Jones ;
address. Rev. Mr. Johnson; aelecllpr'
from Mrs, lames' V'ctrola, a preseota
tion address was made by lames Ione-
to Miss Ins Brvons. He referred to the
I2 years of faithful services bs organist.
the regret at her removal to Toronti-
and good wishes for the days to come
and presented her with s well fille
purse, not forgetting the hearty m
enc
in which he congregelon
hs" respond
ed. Miss Brysas made a uriabie reply
tbankiag all for pest kindnesses ane
booed splendid days were ahead of S
John's church and its faithful choir.
Mr. Jones has been a member for He
past 37 years, and in that period 7 organ
ists and 12 rectors had been associate'l
with the congregation. Refreshment,
were served. Mrs. Muldoon and Mr
McIntosh pouring tea and the Kapp
company separated with many hearty
good wishes for Miss Bryaos and her
esteemed mother.
KINDLY REMEMBERED.-- A pleasan'.
evenmgwas spent on Tuesday, Mai ch
Ist, at the borne of Mrs. Wm, Clouse,
Queen street, when her lady friends as
sembled and presented her with a 3
piece china set accompanied, with the
following address :.—DEAR MRS CLOUSE.
—We, 7 of your friends, have met at
your home t'+ night for is last cam
munion together before you go to your
new home in Listowel, You have sine
ed in our pleasures, as well ie. oar sot -
rows incidental to this life. We ask you
to incept this China as a small token 01
the esteem in which you are held by us.
We will anticipate meetibg yen often in
view of the fact That you are to live sue},
a short distance away We are sure you
will make many new friends where you
go but hope wherever you are you will
still remember your ever true neighbors
in Brussels.
"We would flood your path with sun
shine,
We would fence you from all 111,
We would crown you with alt Mesa..
Inge,
If we could but have our will
Aye but human love may err, dear,
And a Power all wise is near,
So we only pray "God bless yon"
And keep you through tbe years•"
Signed by company lissentbled, Mrs.
Gillespie, Mrs, Strachan, Mrs. Maund-
ers, Mrs ''homsoo, Mrs, McGuire, Mrs,
Simmons, Miss Menzies. A. social hour
was spent in singing, music, etc, and a
dainty 1115518 was served which had teen'
provided by the visitlhg ladies. The
evening, was brought to a. close by sing.
ing "Auld Lang Syne" and "They are
jolly good fellows," Mr. and Mrs, Y
! Clouse end son removed to Listowel this s'
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week where they purpose makipg their
home, Brussels folk wish them proin.
perity and take pleasnre ]n commending •
them to our neighbors, • 4441404
P elee- of firow"ls• nn R('nslay MM.,* tlbe tire e ot 1L>lnat. 111 Iu e.
Slid, at 1 o'clock, the fol nwm1 proper,99 -1 s-,, ELh. 1.VENING —The Ladies'
matched general purpose bnv team ti6ing 4
end 6. 1 driving horseg8yeara work4aingle cr CO d O. St. Jelin's chervil tendered Et
double, 1 Hereford pow 8yeore fresh in Nov - tare re.l par'y. at the hr me of Mrs. Jno.
1cow 5yea redue tinte of sale, 1 cow 4 711548 Wats( u, Aiexluder Street, 't'hursdsv
e 2 r
due e t I l w sears April t t]
tt a 0 sea cow 1 h, r do 11
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1 COR-6yefltR dRe Mar 4th, 1cow years fCFRh everinK cif last week, to Mrs, Lydia
in Nov 8 ateere rising 4 years 2 yeatold Thuell and Mrs A,ex Swans who are
steers,3y nnng calves, l York sow s due to tar- removing 8:8,158 totvn. 'Evening was
117 h hl ] 6 lb D i
row Apr t 8Pf
gs weighing 7 s., pig.
weigbine 76lbs , 1 McCormick manure spread-' spent 1u cardr, complimentary remarks,
er new, Mae eyEaPris binder 7 ft sheat ant and a tasty leech WAS served. Both
tier and trucks nearly new. Massey-Ilarrl" : ladies iterry with them the best wishes of
hor.,e rake, 1041 nearly new, Mcr•ormlak side S', ibua's enngeena=.lou with which they
delivery end hay tedder combined new, Mr
Cormick hay loader nearly new Massey-Hn•• belle been es,nciated far long years.
ria mower 8. feet, Cookshuit 18 di is drill marl'
naw, McCormick 18 diso fe.sillzer drill com•
blued, Peter Hamilton cultivator nearly new.
Massey -Harris 14 dies new, steel land roller.
Reedier, est 4 section Diamond harrow, root
pulper, gravel box, Rot 1100 1b scales, 8 ft atee1
!g trough, 10 ft elm trouek, 2 walking plows,
Coakshutt twin plow, truck'wsgeon, 1041 shift
bey rack new, stook rusk, Molemehltn ton
buggy, speeding nutter, Rat bobsleighs and
fist rack, stoneboat, wheelbarrow, set ot team
harness with breeching, eet plow harness. set
rubber mounted single harness, 5 horse col
fors, 260 bushels need oats, 80 bus. seed peas,
20 boa white beans, 2 sets datbletreoa, chains.
forks, ehovela And numerous other entree..
Sale without reserve as the Proprietor ha.,
Bold his farm. Terms—All anma of $10 end
under sash ; over that. amount 12 mouth.
credit given on furniehing approved joint
notes. 4 per cent off for clash on credit
amounts.
MOODY HOLLAND, Prop,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
GRAIN.—F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, has been
instructed by til
vndeoni d set) by
Put.
110 at 1 Con. 1, Grey,0n Tors•
day, Much
, at 1 ' to to following
denproperty :-1diert ¢disn0yenre old,1 now
of sale. 1 cow da March
e 80th 1 cow
due April 10th, 1 cow due April 26th, I cow do
May Met, 1 enw due May 24th, 1 cow supposed
in calf, 2 heifers supposed In welt, 4 owe
milking,, 1 fat heifer, 2 heifers 2 years old, 1
steer 3 yenre old, 2 heifers 1 year old, 9 Spring
calves. D. breeding ewes lsome will bav6 lamb
ed before sale), 2shearling ewae. quantity of
mango,ds and corn, 45 hue. peas, 800 bus. O. A.
e 700bus. feed onto
Oats flt for seed, a
Sale without tre o
sters.Tering 1 ns theAproprietor7 0,0 is under ot pesters. T06020 All sums a $,9 and ander
cash ; lobt,Ratproved oat n credit given
estoff force approved joint notes. 4 pe
cent off for sash on credit amounts. Grein
and roots I cash.
DAVID BALLIA'GALT., Proprietor.
430RN
POOLB.-1u Windeor, Ont, on March 6111, 1021,
to Rev. F, G, and bore, Poole, a aon-Jack.
026'0
BERNA!eH: In Droytas (North Dakota) Hos-
pital, on February 27411, 1921, Kenn 'Bay-
nard, beloved wife of George Bernath, iin
her 00581 year.
AUCTION SALES
THURSDAY, ,,TARO, lora.—Farm Stook, Int-
ptenleata,. &c , Let 8, Con. 18, Grey township,
Sale tidroeerved atl p. nt. Jno. Smil[fe, Prop„
T. Brown, Awl.
WBONRapAY, Mama 2Ban.—Fenn stock,
impleineute, S0., Lot 1, Con. 10, Grey town -
limp. Rejoining Brussels. Sale unreserved at
1 p, ne, Moody holland, Prop„ F. B. Scott,
Ana
TmnhtaDAY, 1TAnce 2415.-7arm Stools and
Grain, Lot0, Con.1 Grey township, �aale at
1 p. rn. David Ballingall, Prop. ; . S. Scott,
Ana,
MAUDE C. t3RYANS
OPH,THALMOLO.GIST
Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Mc•
Cor,nick bledicel College, Chicago, Ill. Three
months post graduate roorao during pest year.
Eyes correctly fitted with Glasses, Head-
aches, In1nrned Eyes, Granulated. Bye Lids
and other Bye troubles, ceased by /eyestrain,
relieved through properly dttodfelatses.
Sntiefaetlon Aseurod.
Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door
&oath of Berriator einalair'9 office.
Office hours : 9 to 12 a, -nn. ; I to 0 p. m. Also
Wedneadny arid Saturday evenings.
Phone 28x ring 4
MISSIMINNEININEMOI
W. T. Perner's
Representative, W. J. White,
will beat the
Queen's Hotel, Brussels
Friday, March 18
With the finest; stock of Human Hair
Goods for Ladies and Gentlemen.
For Ladies
Wigs, Transformations, Pompadours. Switches
and alt other I1air Needs, Special Treatment for the Scalp
and Hair.
For Gentlemen
The closest Imitation in aNat-
ural Toupee of Wig at a vermin -
able price and the beat of satie-
furtln0 given.
Remember the date
and call on Mr. White.
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With this beautiful weather we are reminded that Spring is not
far off and that the Wall Paper season is with us again. We
are very fortunate to have on hand a splendid stock of last sea-
son's Paper in view of the greatly increased price of Paper this
year. Ail already stated our stock is very complete and we are
offering it at last season's values—running in price from 102 per
roll up, We extend as usual a cordial invitation to look over
our samples with the full assurance that you are under no obliga-
tion whatever 1,0 buy,
VINOL
The Great Tonic
Splendid to'build
up the system.
We have it.
$1.00 per bottle
Rubber
Goods
Guaranteed
Our personai guar-
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to eboose from.
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One of ,the best
Furniture' Pelieh
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and will not M'jltre
the finest furni-
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Hog for Service
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat „- 01 70•
1 Onto 60
The undersigned w111 keep for eerviee on Lot Peas 1 76
14, Con. 10, Grey, a well bred Tamworth Hog. ' Barley BO
Terms, 61,52, to be paid at thne of service, with Butter 50
privilege of returning if neoeesery. ' Rg o - •88
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ALEX. DProprietor. ; Ha......... ..,.»........:.......»»' 16 000
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aby Chicks
'Horde'. to get your Chicks just when you want thein now is the
tiiiie to place your. order. Pvely year we tarn down orders foe
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hundreds of Ohicka un account rif being ...booked" for all we can
hatch. Chicks hatched by the Incubator (if Incubator la operated
right) are just as easily raised tie if hatched in Nature's way, We have
had 12 ye 's''experience on Incubation, and the Chicks we send out are
Incubated right. In order to satisfy ourselves which was the most
profitable; cows ot bene, we are keeping account of one ifetvly freshen-
ed now and 76 pullets. These pullets were opevatt'd under he trap
beat and at no time was thete more than 05 of theta laying. We .kept
account of the '75 pullets es it cost about the atone to feed this number
as ib did the cote. Cott/ was fed on 4110 very 011010est of feed—,Alfalfa,
ensilage, mangotds, oat shop, been and aborts. Lh December the re -
tures from the cow amounted to $3100, and from the pullets S8700 i
ane r returns from cots .were .'86.00 and ' from the pullets $77,001.
in7 ny4 fo5 e1 $7.0
In these two months it cost $25 00 to feed the cow acid 588.00 to feed
the pullets—a clear profit of 581.00 for the cow and $13100 for the mil-
lets, From this it would appear that the hens are much fleece profit-
able.
Do not delay in placing your otder. S. 0. White Leghntn Chicks
22(1 each ; Butted Rock Chicks, 30c each.
WALTER ROSE
Buren Specialty Farm, Brussels Box 34, Phone 3 or 4 on 38x
,u.o�varsamri.
Every Farmer Needs a 1 Fore
You don't hesitate to own a binder for a few days' use per year
— to save time.
Why not a Ford for use day or night every day in the year.
-to save time that can be better used in productive work ;
— to keep you in close personal touch with markets
—to bundle light produce to town
—to bring out hells to your faun ;
— to keep the boys contented on the farm.
The sturdy Ford la the fai'tn car you want for dependable pow-
er, endurance, simplicity and economy,
We render Ford Service and sell Genuine Ford Parts,
D. 11010.SCT Brussels
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