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ew1NaII Rakers
Are Here
Spring and Fresh Wall Paper seem to be associated to-
gether, Our big new stook of Wall Paper has been opened up
and shows the most up-to•date Patterns and Colorings. The
majority of the new Papers are 22 inches wide and have an
advantage over the'narrower Papers in that
The more displayingthe Pattern.
They mre room for
Make fewer seams on the wall r
Rave more Paper to the Doli,
SEE THE SAMPLES
'Tapestries
Very much used this season, especially for Dining Rooms and Halls.
Plain Effects
In shades of Brown, Tan, Grey aud Blue provides a large range for
fine decoration.
Chintzes and Plain Stripes
With pretty Cutout Borders are the correct thing for Bedrooms.
Ceilings
large variety Whiteand a Moire Ceilings, as well as the new
A t of a Cram u
Stippled Ceilings and Small Patterned Ceilings In Bron and Grey
Colorings,
For Kitchens, Pantries & Wash Rooms
eare
There are many patterns to choose from which in good taste and
quite cheap in price.
Ess -We will be glad to have you examine the stock,
Colorite
The satisfactory Hat Dye. Comes in sixteen colors includ-
ing jet or Glossy Black
Price 3oe a bottle.
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F. R. SMITH
The (AX,tGi Stor43 Druggist and Stationer
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READ the new story.
HALF of March gone.
SPRING birds are. here.
TAKE in the millinery sbow rooms.
THURSDAY of this week is St. Patrick's
Day,
INTERESTING matter crowded out this
\week.
' =N'ce less than 3 parties were held in
the Town Hall last week.
Sax what a writer has to say on Con-
solidated Schools on page 3
Beer x1, Farmers' Club members are
SS S
eased to meet next Saturday afternoon.
SeeR dvt.
local agent,eived
1 1re
D. M. SCOTT. theC
a car load of Ford cars this week. That
looks like business,
Scmooes close Thursday of next week
for the Baster vacation. which will con-
tinue up till Monday, April 4111.
Dolv'T forget Moody Holland's Clear-
ing Auction Sale of Farm Stork, imple-
ments, dtc., on Wednesday afternoon,
23rd jest, List may be read in this
issue,
KSsP next Tuesday afternoon free for
the Power Farming Lecture. and Mov-
ing Pictures at Browne's Theatre. Na
charge. Every farmer and farmer's son
should attend.
AUCTION Sale of Household Furni-
enre dcc.,,atthe borne of the late George
Cardiff, john at,, Brussels, will be held
Saturday afternoon, 26th inst., at 2
o'clock. See the bills.
You may have a good watch or clock
but by incompetent repairing you lost
faith in it, bring it to me and I wilt re-
pair the worst wrecked watch or clock
reasonably. J. G. JoNxs, Brussels,
WOMEN'S ITnstitute will meet Friday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Topic, "How
to keep fit" will be in charge of Mrs.
Robt. Thomson. Roll call, Combina-
tion salads, All the members are re-
quested to be present as a matter of Im-
portance will be dealt with.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
whereby F. S, Browne will open a Pic-
ture Theatre at Lucknow, On account
of tbis a re -arrangement of dates is
necessary at Brussels. On sed after
Thursday 24th inst., Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings will be the regu-
lar nights bete.
DOMxsTtC SCIENCE CGURaE — The
Women's Institute has arranged with
the department of Agriculture on a
Domestic Science Course to be held
from April 4 to r5 inclusive, Miss
Edith Hopkins, of Lindsay, will he in
charge of tbe Demonstration. The fee
will be 25 cents for Members and 50 cents
for non-members, We hope the women
of the community will take advantage of
this course. Further notice will be
given.
gramma Women's Institute, which is
always ready to boost any worthy cause,
gave an At Home ip the Town Hall
Tuesday evening of last week for the
purpose of rendering a contribution to
the Navy League of Canada. Despite a
moat unpropitious condition of the
weather, owing' to a downpour of rain,
there was a goodly attendance, A short
nautical and literary program of merit
wet given, with B. 5, Swett presiding,
by the following persons who acquitted
tbetiiiseitres most creditable :—Piano solo,
Mrs, E', S. Browne ; reading, Miss M.
Hoover t solo, Miss V. Walker j piano
solo, Mrs. King; solo, Mian Isabel
Strachan; reading, Miss M. Maunders;
solo, J. G. Jones 1 solo, F, H. Gilroy.
Galea, dancing and lunch followed.
The ladies of the Instituto were thanked
for their help. iThe Navy League receive
ed the auto of $66,00 less expenses,
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A horse Roller and blanket was placed In the
wrong buggy by miotakeat the sale of John
Smtllte last week. Will the party having
same please phone 2712, leave at W. G. Neal's
store, Walton or THE 2085.
BLACK female dog with white around neck
anewera to "Collie." etrayed 'from the prem-
ises of the undersigned. Owner will be
pleaded to hear of whereabouts. Phone 588.
ALEX. NIO,GL, part Lot 80, Con.7, Morrie.
2 0000 cows for sale, will freahen shortly,
Lot 80, Con. 7, Morrie twp. Phone 564 J. A.
MCINTOSH.
FOR Sale a complete blackemithtng outfit in
good repair. Phone 894. Jeo. BRAY.
SHORT Horn hall calved for sale 7 and 11
months respectively. One from un lmnorted
sire. Prfoed to sell. Lot 80, Con, 0, Morris
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townehlp. Phone 168 JON BPEIR. 8811
QUANTITY of turnips for Ai,
le Apply at
Bo�Con. 12,Greyt hf
own m Phone 5516
P
RoasaT. LocsINO
Seen Barley. 0. A. C. Na. 21, for sale. Ake
e quantity of Timothy eeed. Heavy mare for
,,ole. Lot 80, Con. 6, Morrie. Phone 128
HARVEY BREAMS,
Pon SALE.—Whits blossom sweet clover $5.
per bum. nothing but well metered, good.
clean. bulled seed offered. Also Rape seed
and Green Mountain potatoes. Phone 018
301IN A. SPESRAN.
Foua Young Driving Horses for sale.
Apply to THE eon.
No 1 Seed Peso for Bale. Phone 1114.
W. H. McCUTnaEON, Lot 25, 8th Line, Morrie.
WHITE BLOSSOM Sweet Clever Seed for sale.
55.00 per bnahel. Lot 80, Con. 8. Morris,
Phone 5810 Teoe. PIERCE,
Cow for sale. Will come In about March 25.
F. RA DDATZ, Crnnbrook.
Two Thoro'•bred Wyandotte Rotetere for
sale. Phone 644.
Seep Oats for sale, limited quantity. 0. A.
O. No. 72. Free from noxious weeds
R. L. TAYLOR, Brussels R. R. 2.
Lot 15, Con. 18, Grey, Phone 2810.
Rooms to rent for a dwelling serosa the hall
from Dr. Hamilton's office. .Apply to MRs. A,
MGBaLvey, 620 Heron St , Toronto.
FOR BALE.—LI won Seed Oats and White
Blcaeom Sweet Clover Seed, grades No 1.
Phone 8516 HARVET Damson, Ethel.
Yount; yellow collie dog with white on taco
and tip of tail, etrayed from Lot 14. Con. 1.2.
Information concerning him thankfully re -
calved. Phone 2818 A. V. FORESTER, Grey.
FOR Sale one registered Short Horn bull,^
rising 2 years. Also 2 York Rows. due to fen
row as of March end middle of May.
R. B STEYR:mom, Lot 18, Con. 18, Grey twp.
Phone 4226.
Fora good Coyne for sale. Will freshen In
March. W P. McKay,
Phone 494 Lot 88, Con, 14, Grey.
DEe,a/or.n property for sale in Brussels con -
Meting of a large store and comfortable dwell-
ing boo me. Bargain for quick Rale as 1 em Te -
moving to Winnipeg. For further pen -Maulers
apply to R. LRATHERDAI... Phone 87
Two well bred Short Horn Bailee for sale,
aged 2 and 1X yearn. Lot 26, Con. 18, Grey.
Phone4016 GRD. WaITrleLo.
antU(old n GIoweoriettA.f Lot l2 (ln.114
Elora township. JAB. BAILLIE, 8
Atwood Phone 4181 Mon kton R. R 1.
YOUNG Working Mare, rising 4 years, for
sale, 2854 Lot 17 Con. 0, Morris
MPS. A, 00NNON, Brueselo R. R. 4,
FOR SALT. ComfOrtable dwelling. and X
acorn of land. For further partloulare ask at
TIES Poss Ptrblishlag House,
FOR SALE,—The residence of J. T. Wood,
Albert street, Brndaele, Ali modern'conven-
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fiancee; X acre of land; most eligibly eltuated;
1 garage. Colne And see It 18 Interested,
W. H, MAUNDxRS, who recently sold
his home to Wm. Armstrong, hasur-
chabed the residence 'of A. L Kerr,
corner William and Albert streets, get-
ting possession in the near tuture. Mr
Kerr will go to the West, it is said, for a
trip end if the climate Clears up his
asthma may locate there.
PAINFUL. ACCIDENT --Mrs, . Rogers,
drawl/ter of Wm. and Mrs. Haist, of At-
wood formerly of Brussels, met with a
very painful accident a few Weeks ago,
when on the balcony of her home In
'reroute, and leaning over it lost her
balance and failing to the ground, a
distance of about 15 feet. The unfor-
tunate lady was taken fothe hospital,
where it Yves found that her arm Wes
broken in 3 places, many bruilles and
badly shaken up,
lHUY1 HEATH
BRUSSELS
Program
Saturday :
Pauline Frederick
IN
The Woman in Goom 13
and Christie- ponl•dy
Monday
Harry Carey
IN
Bullet Proof
ALSO
"Elmo the Fearless"
EAST Huron Fall Fair Directors met
last Monday to discuss p'au: far the next
Fair.
wr
LAST monthly Porte nail" for this
seasonill be held Thursday,'
w ei March
31st.
BRUSSELS School report may be read
on page 4 and additional local news op
page5.
LAST Friday Wm. Year, zed Con„
Turnberry, delivered a flue draft mare
to J. H. Galbraith, receiving a good
figure.
Te nasnAy evening of last week the
members of Western Star Lodve, Brus-
sels, enjoyed a social visit from Past
Grand Master Parks, of 'Toronto, He
gave a fine address thatwill not soon to
forgotten by the three•lluked brethren.
Tem drayage business of Stanley
Watson has been purchased by Moody
Holland, who is now busy on tbe job
Mr. Holland has bought the home of the
late George Cardiff, John street, and
will move there in the course of a few
weeks. Mrs. Cardiff will make her
home with G. A. and Mrs, Best, town.
DR. FP.ILD's MOTHER DECEARED.—The
Owen Sound paper says:—"Dr. R. P.
Feild wasnotified by telephone that his
mother, Mrs, Francis Feild, of Hamilton
had pa -sed awry. The deceased had
been ailing since the firs' of tbe year
but her death was unexpected and the
news was a shock. Dr. Feild left by
early train for Hamilton to attend the
funeral, which was not held for a few
days owing to the feet that one member
of the family was coming from the
West Dr. Feild has the sincere sym-
pathy of his many friends in the loss of
his mother." Die-Feild was a resident
of Bruesels for several rears. His wife
is a daughter of Mrs Edward f3ryans
of town, Old friends sympathise with
the bereaved
A MOST enjoyable time was spent fact
Fiiday evening in the LFcture room of
the Methodist church, when the Lad:es'
Aid gave a social evening to augment-)
the Chinese Famine fundi
F A Gilroy
msde a
competent chairman and the
D a
wellrendered P
rOg
r
s mconsisteA of tli•'
foltowmg numbers :—Chairman's re
marks ; sole, Miss Hingston ; reading.
bless Margaret Maunders ; piano solo.
Miss Ruth Sinclair ; reading, Mise:
Marjorie Hoover ; chorus by company ;
whistling solo, Miss Muriel Hoover ;
Travel talk on California and Denver
occupying au hour by Mrs Po•k-r ; solo,
Miss Mae Wood ; home matte candy.
A vote of appreciation was psased to 111'
program talent. especially to Mrs Park
er for the well arranged fund of infor
merlon contained in her address. Tie
offer ug was oh Alt $95 Oo wh:cli tea• -
forwarded to aid the famine stricken
Chinese.
THE LATE JAMES WORKMAN — A
Hills Green correspondent speaks of the
decease of Mrs. Howard Bolger's father
as follows; —It is with feelings of thr
deepest regret that we chronicle the
passing away of one of the oldest resi
dents of the Parr Line, Stanley, in the
person of James Workman in his 75tr
year. For the past few years Mi
Workman had not been enjoviog gond
health and during the Winter had failed
rapidly, so his death Thu'sd..y evrnivv,
March 3rd, was not unexpected De-
ceased WAS a native of Geo:getown, but
c eme to the Huron Trac' In " the year
t86o, when comparatively a young mac
to make a home for himself in what was
then little more than a wilderness
He learned the trade of framer with tbe
late William Sclater and during the
years be followed this business, be erect
ed many of the buildings in this section
Many years ago he was united in mar
rine to Miss Anna Pollock, who
passed away be 10416, and to this unior'
there was born a family of 7 SonS and 3
daughters :— 1 hos , Pnoce Albert,
Sack William 'tuckersmit h Alvan,
Moose law • Nut man, Mtnnerlosa Rte.
H. Workman, Wolf Island Ralph,
Flint, Mich ; and Percy, at home ;
Mrs. Grant Ryckman, Usbortie: Mrs.
Milton Love, Hay ; and Mrs. Howard
Bolger, Brussels. He is also survived
by 2 brothers, Thomas, Kitchener, end
Robert, Whitney. Some 30 years age
Mr. Workman gave up the framing busi-
uess and sottltd on the farm of the liee
Thomas: Simpson, on the Parr Line,
where he continued to reside until his
death. He was a kind hearted and
obliging oeigbbor and was held in the
bighest esteem in the section where be
had spent so much of his life In re-
ligion Mr, Workman was a Presbyterian
and was long a member of Hills Green
church, which he helped to build, and le
politics he was a Conservative, The
funeral which was private was held from
his late home 00 Saturday, the services
being conducted by his pastor, Rev. R.
A Lundy, and the remains were laid at
t rest In the family plot in Hensel) Union
Cemetery beside those of her who bad
shared so many of hie joys and sorrows
through life. PRllbea'erg were William
Jarrett, Thomas Cornett, Wilson Car.
lyle, Robert Forrest, David Anderson
and Joseph Hagan.
ST .PATRIotI'tl Horne made Bels14ug
$ala and tea don'tufo)-get,
RxrUR'r pf 4tllttu' tired Cottle ••sale .at
Wingbam"will appear oel.t week.
Milton ivinArter, of Oreenlore, waft a
visitor for a few days under the parental
roof in town. His mother has trot been
very well but is .showing imPrev8ment.
We welcome to town Wm. and Mrs,
McCrae
, 04th lige, Morris towuship,
sud Mrs kenAnoia Smith and daughters, of
Grey township. Both parties have sold
theirlarms and have purchased protter-
ties ii, town.
THE falagrowing demaud for Temple-
: to0's Rheumatic Ct(psules and RAZ
MAR for Astbme, which las. Fox's
Drug Store has experienced slues se-
curing the local agency, proves -the
value of the medicines.
'Tag Y P. S. C. E, of Melville church
will bold its monthly Literary and
Social evenipu ou Friday. March 18th,
a1 8 o'clockinthe basement of the
church. The program will be ' Irish"
in character, Silver collection. Every.
body welcome.
THURSDAY evening a party was given
in the Town Hall at which cards and
dancing coustituted the amusement and
the financial proceeds, amounting to
$a5,00 were handed over to the Town
Hall Impiovemevt Fund, The Wo
men's Institute were the hostesses.
There was a large attendance.
WON THa HONORS.—Mies Olga Mc
Kay, formerly of Brussels, who is now a
teacher at Swift Current, Sask., was a
member of a ladies enrling rink who
won a trophy and 2 other,awards in a
local bonspeil. Miss McKay and her 3
companions each received an onyx ring
and nn alluminum dish
FARMERS, AND SONS INVITED,—A free
illustrated Lecture op
Power Farming
will be given in the Picture
Theqtre.
Brussels, Tuesday afternoon of ner
week, commencing at 1.3o p- m. Speak-
er Till be Geo. Clarke, graduate of the
0. A C., Guelph. In another column
may
be read the topics to be discussed
and the titles of . the movingpictures t
p i s o
be shown. The subject is one in which
every farmer is interested and as Mr
Clarke is an expert and anxious to be
querried be sure to attend and be ready
to ask questions that will help discus:;
the different points. Tell your neigh-
bor and be on band on March 22nd.
MARRIED
MEAn3N—MITCHELL—In Toronto on Mar. 10
1021, Mies Mabel Mitchell, daughter of
Wm, Mitchell, Howlok to Anthony Meeh.
an, Turnberry.
GEMMILL—BoLT—At the Parsonage, Wroxe-
ter, on Marcb 9511, 1021 by the Rev. A. Me'
Bibbon, Gorrle, assisted. by M. Lymber-
ner, Mise Eva Bolt to Jno. Gemmlll, Tarn -
berry township.
IN MEMORIAM
In ever loving memory of Grace L. Robb, be-
loved wife of A ngnstus Wheeler, who died
March 17th MO,
Though she's gone she's not forgotten,
It is sweet to breathe her tame,
For in life we loved her dearly
And in death we do the same.
WHEELER AND R01313 FAMILY,
PUTT —In loving memory of Faith Flett, who
departed thio lite one year ago to day,
March 7th, 1920.
Day by day, oh, bow we mice her,
Friends may think the wound is healed
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
Oft we cit and think of her,
Oft we are all alone
For memory to the only thing
That grief can call its own,
A nobler, kinder heart ne'er throbbed
Within a mortal breast ;
A. kinder mother none ever had
Than we have laid to rest.
And as we watched her day by day
It caused us bitter•R riet
To see
herelowly
pine away
And could not give relief.
no she has one from amort 00, But o more her dear face we shall see
Till wetoo shall cease from earth's
troubles
And pass over death's dark sea,
For depth le the only gateway
That leads to eternal bliss,
Where we hope to meet our dear mother
And know no parting like this.
Mrt8, CHAS. DAVIS,
51,150 ens—In memoriam of Elle. 1. E. Oweps,
beloved wife of Henry Mathes, who pale
and away March 001, 1920.
There is no fleck, howeve,Atvatehed and tended
Rot rine dead lamb Is there,
There is no fireside howsoe'er defended
Bnt has one vacant chair.
Let us he patient, these "severe afflictions
Not from the ground arise,
But oftentboeo celestial benedictions
Assume this dark disguise.
There le no death 1 What eeema so is trend -
Mon,
This life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb of the life Elyelan,
Whose portal we call death.
She ie not dead, the beloved of our affection
But gone into that aohool
Where she no longer needs our protection
And Christ Himself doth role.
HENRY MATn0Ite AND CHILDREN.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat - 8170 8178
Peeaas 176 1'76
Barley ao Pa
Batter 60 0
FRP 80 80
Hays 18 W 20 000
Habits
SPENDING is a habit easily acquired
bet difficult to relinquish. The saving
habit is just as easy to acquire, and, ogee
formed, is not readily given up.
Our Savings Dept. helps to make it easy
for you to become thrifty.
THE
STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA . 388
Capital, Staples and Undivided Profits
58,360.11.00.
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS " - - MArceern -•
BORN
Jesse,—At the Rectory Gerrie, on Mar, 6th,
1921, to Rev. R. and Mira, Jones a son, Mote
and James Murray.)
DAY.—In Howiek, on Saturday Merida, 5511,1921, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Day, a daugh-
ter.
DIED
leen—At Winnipeg, „larch Otb, 1921, Edith
Tuck, beloved wife of J, T. Perk and
daughter of the Late Robert W. Took, 140
Pieter avenue, Toronto, formerly of Brame
eels.
TDRNDdLL.Ia Grey townshl' . on March 0111,
1021, Agnea M. Milne, widow of the late
ex -Reeve James Turnbull, in her 78111 year.
AUCTION SALES
WEDNESDAY, MARCH JJBao.—Farm stook,
implements&o., Lot 1, Con. 10, Grey town-
ship, adjoining Brussels. Sale unreserved at
1 p. m. Moody Holland, Prop., F. S. Scott,
Auo,
THURSDAY, MARCS 24TH.—Farm Stook and
Grain, Lot 6, Con. 1, Grey towne11D Sale at
1 p. m. David Ballingall, Prop. ; F. 8. Scott,
A00.
TIIESDAT, MARCH 29TH tne rale of
Farm Stock, implements, household furniture.
&o., Lot 18, Con, 4, Grey. Sale unreserved
ved a at
1 p m L P, Lawrence, &Son, Prolate. F. 8,
Sebtb, Auo.
T00000ly, MARCH 8I8T,—Farm Stook, Im•
plements, &o , SIH Lot 28, Con. 7. Morrie
township, Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. John
Robb;°Prop.. F. S. Soott, Aug.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE 017. FARM STOOK, Itd-
PLaMRNTS, &0. F. S. Scott, Auctioneer,
has received inatruotiooe from the under-
signed Proprietor to sell by Public Amnion at
Ni Lot 28, Con. 7, Morris, on Thureday, March81st, at 1 p. an., the following property' :-1
draft borne '7 years old, 1 draft horse 8 years
old, 1 draft mare 6 years old, 1 driving horse
7 years old, 1 cow fresh in December,l cow
due time of sale, 1 now due last of May, 8 fat
steers, 1 fat heifer, 6 grass steers round 900
'lbs., 7 grass steers round 800 lbs., 8 yearlings,
1 calf 8 months old, 100 young Brown Leghorn
hbne, Deering binder 7 ft cut McCormick
binder 6 ft ant sheaf carrier and trucks, Deer-
ing mower 861 out, McCormick hayloader,
Deering 10 foot hay rake, Noxon Seed drill 18
hoes, cultivator, disc .harrow, set 2000 lbs,
scales, Perrin 2 furrow riding
plo
w
, Fl
eu
ry
plownew,2 walking plows, set 4 section
nroll snet 8 seaEIOD harrows stave
land roller,cal' lumber wagon 11ti ravel
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box,rubber tiretop boggy,1 Meet oro open
baggy, pair bob sleighs, tar, hayreek 18ft
rook with track, Bat sleigh reaor,
row, fanning m111, Melotte cream separator,
root
pollen, grindstone, hay knife, set double -
trees and neck yoke, eat . double breeching
harness, aetplow harness, d set rope tag her.
nese, 2 seta of eingle harness, 8 horse collas,
1 crowbar, goat robe, 800 bush, seed oats, 600
mixed grain, 8 bue. white beano, 100 bags of
potatoes, 10. tons timothy hay, sap pan, 150
buckets and un
sidles, Daisy churn, hter bowl
and ladle, washer and wringer, sideboard, 2
bedsteads, 8 bedroom stands, sugar kettle,
scythes, forks, chains, shovels and nameroua
other articles.. Hale without reserve as the
farm hes been sold. Term.—All mune of 910
and under cash ; oyer that amount 12 months
credit given on furnishing approved joint
notes, 4 % off for Dash on credit amount's,
THOMAS MILLER, JNO. ROBB,
Clerk Prop.
MAiL CONTRACT•
Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Postmaator
General, will be reoetvad at Ottawa until noon,
on Friday,the 22nd April, 1921, for the convey.
once of HiMoeaty'0 bleiLs, on a proposed. Con
tract for four ySears, six Memo 'per Week over
Walton No. 1 Rural Mail Route from the Peat
maeter General's Pleasure.
Printed notices containing further informs.
Eton RS to conditions of propoecd Contract
may be oven and blank forme of Tender may
be obtained at. the Poet Offieee of Walton.
Brueselo,Blytb and et the office of the Poa
Office Inspector.
Poet Office Inepeotor'e Office, London, Ont.,
11111 March, 1921.
01145. E H. FISHER,
98-8 - Peat Office Inepeotor.
Milllnery D
OUR Spring Millinery is now on exhibition
and the ladies of Brussels and locality are
cordially invited to calland inspect the Choice,
Fashionable Goods in stock.
Your patronage in the past has been ap-
preciated and we solicit a continuance and in-
crease,
Our Milliner this season is Miss Ritchie.
Run in and see us.
Mir E. ROSS.
RICHARDS
BLOCK
Fox's Drug Store
THE STORE
Weekly Store News
s
Good Liquid
Disinfectants Petrolatum
•
Riese Dip
• ' Royal Purple
• Zenpleum
'Dr. Hees' Dip r
iii Crude Carbolic
Creolin
Crude
•• We have
them all.
('Parrafin OW
"Russian Oil"
All the same thing.
,We Bell Parke Davie
and Oo'e quality. You
will find it very palat-
able.
New
Mouth.
Organs
We are pleased
to saywe min
new supply the
old favorite
MARINE
BAND
and'tbere ie none
better.
Paper
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 op hand a splendid stock of last sea-
son's Paper in view of the greatly increased price of Paper this
year. As already -abated our stock is very complete and we are
offering it at last season's values—running in price from 10c
per
r
n to look over
r
roll up. We extend as usual a cordial invitati o
our samples with the full assurance that you are under no obliga-
tion whatever to buy.
VINOL
The Great Tonic
Splendid to build
up the system.
Weh
: ave it.
• er.00 per bottle
•
Rubber
Goods
Guaranteed
Our personal guar-
antee acsoinparliee
every Hot Water
Bottle we sell. Al-
ways a gond stock
to choose from.
Liquid
Veneer
One of the beet
Furniture Polish-
es, Easily applied
and will not injure
the finest furni-'
ture. Ttvo sizes-
3oe and 6oc
JAMES FOX
DRUGGIST and STATIONER
DR. PARSER, Osteopathia Physlolan, visits
Brnsaele Monday afternoon of each weak.
Chronic and nervone diseases eacoeeefully
treated. Waits reeidenoee. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel.
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for Brussels and
Huron County to represent "The Old Reliable
Foothill Nurseries.' Big Bales are to be made
in Belling Nursery stock during the recon-
struction period. A splendid opportunity for
a live salesmen, Highest commissiontl. mid,
%eoeieome, free equipment, large line of fruit
and ornamental stook to offer. STONE, &
WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ont.
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MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Graduate Department of Ophthalmology 1110 -
Cormick Medical College, Chicago, III. Three
menthe post graduate ooaree during pest year,
Epee correctly fitted with Gleams. Head-
aches, Inflemed Eyey, Granulated Eye Lids
end other Eye troubles, caused by Eye -strain,
relieved through properly fitted Glasses,
Satisfaction Assured.
Optical Perim In Leckie
South of 'demister Sinelslr'a block,
one door
Office hours• 9to12a,m,; 1to6p•m, Also
Wednesday and Saturday eveninge.
Phone 26x ring 4
by Chicks
CCUNT your Chicks before they are hatched. We have had a
large experience in Incubation and we can supply you Chinks
from June bred stock in S. 0. White Leghorris or Barred Reeks.
that are properly Incubated. Instrnetione how to raise the Chicks go
with each order. Did you ever figure how much your Ohieks cost you
each year by time wasted on broody hens, setting on uufel`tile eggs
and how provoking it is when she is continually breaking the eggs?
Save time, money and° temper by securing your Chicks from us,
Barred Rock Chicks, 300 each ; White Leghorn Chicks, 22c each.
Some farmers have already ordered 1000 from us, When are you
going to order yours ? Do not leave it too late,
WALTER ROSE
Huron Specialty farm, Brussels Box 34, Phone 3 or 4 on 38x
FORDSON TRACTOR
Power Farming
These are the days of PROGRESS, and Power on the farm is a
neceesity, A Fordeorl Tractor means more prosperity for the owner,
Prosperity means increased ptoduetion, the saving that comes
from the use of a machine instead of horses ; the release of some drud-
gery for both man and wife.
The Fordeou Tractor is simple in design autl sturdily constructed
of the best known steel. It has the necessary power to perforin every
task an ordinary farmer has to do, and in addition is exceptionally
economical to operate,
Call at D. M. Scott's Garage for further particulars,
Ie -We have a number of second-hand Fords for sale, -.
D. Ma' SCOTT, Brussels
AUTi01},IZIl3D FORD DEALER