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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-6-9, Page 844.44+•••••••••••••••54,444 4)+4 i1 4 rhe Mi •44+.44-1'i+4• ••4!+'Y+ Full Vraiuee Store for Your Money Best Selling Talcums Jonteel 450 tins • ;'aradis. Large Glass • Jars 750 .1 Mary Garden Tins: 500 • Jars 750 Ipomea .;, Tins 350 ' • Yucca • Chenwah •.1 5013 Pompeian'..' iFragrance 250 300. Violet Dulce 250 - Corlyopsis 1'350 Dejerkis 40c Rose Talcum 250 Powder Puffs 25 and 2513 New stock of the old fashioned fea- there Powder P u if s received. These have not been procurable for a long time. 4oc each Bring in Your Films AND HAVE THEM Developed and Printed AT OUR STORE. Not only will your work be done pP rom tlY, justasbut well P as up-to-date methods audso0 good Chemicals can do it. Get that Kodak Film today and secure some of the beautiful Summer pictures that are 1.0 be had just now. Ilodaks, Brownie Cameras and Eastman Films Toilet Requisites for Hot Summer Days Odoroup 3513 told 6oc bots. Rexall Mee 350 Harmony Lflae Lotion' 8 i 00 joists' Combine - tion Cream 6oe Florida Water 2513 and 7513 New England Lily of Valley To'let Water 7513 Orchard White 500 Rexall Foot Pow- der 2513 Rexall Shamoo Paste 5oc Good Soaps Woodhu 's Soap v 250 5 Cuticura Soap 35c Harmony Rose Glycerine Soap 1513 Geranium Bath Soap 200 Peroxide Soao 2 for 250 Miss Dainty 1oc Cake Harmony Floating Bath Soap r5c F. R. 3MTH a The t Store 'AMiI.Y JIIATE BRUSSELS Saturday, 11th Dorothy !Dalton IN The Dark Mirror 4 • e • • + • + Druggist and Stationer ° +040+•*4.+,4.84+0-1-440• •+0+++8 1-0+4114-046.14+0+444,042.4•44.41.044 Pade(�y rt item TENNIS Court is well patron'zed ',IO7Cl A ebos it m CATTLE BUYER SNELL. of Exeter, bought several cars of fine cattle to this locality and shipped them to Exeter. GREAT prospects for bay.JUNE is the month of roses and Wed. GET ready to swat the fly. 1 dings. THE POST has a supp'y of Wed. KEEP down the weeds and long grass, ' ding invitations and annuouucements THE sales' tax has been increased to i Get bus, 3 per cent.i a13130& FOaRESTER's SERVICE.—The Po'reeroas have been a drug on the set mon to the members of the C. 0 F market about here. 1 Lodge, Brussels, will be preached by BRUSSELS Public Library is closed Rev. J. P. McLeod 10 the Presbyterian Thursday afternoon and evening while church on the evening of Sonday. lett the Summer season is on. Don't forget. inst. Members will meet at the lodge To keep tab on all the dates of Foot room at 6,3o and march to the church. Ball and Base Ball contests a fellow Visitiug brothers are cordially invited. will need to be as alert as he is at a two- iiing circus. l Sow WANTRD.-022that will farrow in She THE Court of Revision on the Asses- near future WlLaaln LONO ment Roll and Council meeting will be. phone 849. R. R. No. 8, Brussels. held next Monday evening commencing 1 g Pros.Sweelu old. for tette. at 8 o'clock. 1 phone 258. Joan GRANT SCKOOL Board appointed Rev. J. P B to Lots 4 &7,C Con. 12, Grey.. LOem- C 1 oil D Sr McLeod as successor to Rev. Mr. Morin, a og, own in valor, ;Begat! removed, on the LibraryBoard. He 415. Finder kindly with breae. 415. Finder kindly phone 644 was a member of Wyoming Board. r WATOR found. Owner Dan have by paying WOMEN's Institute will bold a meet- for this advertisement. R. OLrvsa. in the Library Audience room, Brussels, 1 Pena FOR BALsC, ]ions pike 7 Weeks 01d and Tuesday, 21st test. Miss Ruth Pirt, of a good Tbdrerie M tl litter at toot. Prices Uxbridge, will be the outside speaker, reeaona e. , . . c sp0en, Phone 808. A. large attendance is expected. tr11 'neanres forsnlo. Leave your order early. Phone 2828 J. A. Nl081L, THE geranium flower beds, located in EncxwayAT tor Bolo elan a gaantfty at the boulevards of Turnberry street. are oats. Apply at Lot 25, eon. 7. Grey township once more ready for this season and will or phone 8558 Enw. an HOWLAND. add beauty and scatter fragrance as their FOR SALa.—Two nabs Cowe. mission. Work is done by the fiord+ 1592852 17,17Co cultural Society and is a fine idea. lawnPhone ow Lot d Coni, Grey.e ON June 15some loopast due etc- loge hfowerfr char Geo. and put in shape j g to do good work. Geo. EDWARDB. 00131355 t0 THE POST will be paseediver Wane you're going home take a City Dairy to the Courts for collection and others lee Dream brick with you from W. A. GREW - Will Follow unless payments are made. Aa'e• We cannot pay our way without these Snonm Horn bnD Delves for ants 7 and 4i settlements for services rendered, in 'months reepeotively, One from an imported sire. Priced to sell. Lot 89, Von, 0, Morris some cases for long years. township. Phone 188. Jo1351 SEEM. ISM Oux Junior Foot Bailers will have a Dn. PAtcxnn, Osteopathic Physician, alsltP tryout at Ethel next Mondayevening P.rneeele Monday afternoon of esoh week. g treatee end 9213009 ces. es succeasfully with the Juniors of our neighboring treated. Visits residences. Conenitatton at village. Listowel Juniors will be at Qaeen'e Hotel. Brussels Wednesday evening of next AnrnRLra2eaNmnmrva WAN29D far Brnseale and week. Victoria Park will see a big n County to represent "The crowd it is expected. MISS GORDON DECEAoED.—On June end, Miss Hannah Gordon, who made her, home in Brussels for a number of years. passed away in Orangeville, where she had been residing since leav ing town. The remains were interred in. Gree13wood cemetery, Orangeville, on Saturday, June 4th. Exams.—The Lower School examine - tions will commence at Brussels Monday June53th, and the Middle School the following Monday. Continuation School in town will likely close on or about the 25th inst. Principal B. S. Scott will preside at Wingham. En- trance exam. to the High School will open June 28 continuing on 29 and 313. There is likely to be a large class at this centre. We hope the past record will be well sustained by the candidates both for the good name of those trying and as a testimony of the practical work of the various teachers. LUcxNow LOSES To BxtrssELs.—The Lucknow Sentinel of last week makes the following reference to the game played there last week +- tet now and Brussels Baseball to e 1 ams gay an enter- tainiug exhibition of baseball in the Paris 'r oesciay evening, but there was one thing wrong, Lucknow abould have won the game but didn't, thoughit looked throughout the greater nartof the game that victory was sure. Up to the 7th inning the score was 5 2 in favor ofL ucknow. In the seventh Brussels adored one, and in the 8'h there was a bit of a windfall and Brussels scored 3, making the score 6.5 for the visitors and thus it stood at the end of the game. Brussels had also won from Lucknow at Brussels, onthllt Nurseries." Big »glee are to be made In x2111215 Nnreery stook during the recon. struction period. A epiendtd opportunity for a live 88 10R11150, Highest commisotons paid, handsome, free egniptneat, large line of fruit and ornamental Moak to offer. STONE W sLLTNOTON, Toronto, Ont. F, S. BROWNE, of town. has acquired possession of the Theatre at Walkerton, formerly known as the "Movie Land" and with the three theatres. Brussels Lucknow and Walkerton, now /inked together it will make it possible to ob- tain the very finest pictures produced A new macs, le has been installed at Walkerton and A L Kerr, of Brussels. Rho is also 'l - 23sted iu the venture, will be in charge. BRUSSELS AGAIN DEFEATS ETHEL — 'rhe return match in the Intermediate series of the N F A , between Brussels and Ethel was played bete on Monday evening and Attracted a la•ge crowd. The score as 2 to r in favor of the homy team the goals all being made in the fi'st hal of 1lie game. The ball hovered around the T0'hel goal the great er part of tie vaults and several good chauces to peace rhe ha11 between the stakes Were ;OSI. S'9Vena052 and San- derson might be nienboned as playing 2111 exceptiora'ly good game for the yisi• tors, Impel"al decis10114 Were handed out by Referee Sill,-, of Seam tb Fol- lowing is the line -op 1— EmanL Baneser0 Mammon (3051 Arnotrotlp McLennan O- McDonald o na ld H» said.• B7aokaon Donbas ...HenrooBon Rapier , Banks Hoover McLennan Bnet r BAndnrson Oliver Steventl„n BAl3 G. Durban. ..., a r F wards Rte Coen Be01P h 1 v cis ail , M w t o ..... • � „Hinton) Monday, 13th ladys Walton IN Rich Girl, Poor Girl Wednesday, 15th Special Pathe Feature Hank Marin Comedy and Pathe News Adults 20c, Children ioc HURON County Council is in session this week at Goderieh and Reeve Plum in attendance, THE home gardeners and the Base Ball enthusiasts would like eveuings twice as long Pic NIM—Ex Brusselites in Toronto are bolding a pie-nic in High Park on Saturday afternoon of this week, en- trance being made from Bloor street. All former Firusselites either residing or visiting in the City will be made wel- come AUCTinN SALE OF AMERICAN HOTEL AND CONTENTS —By bills and advt. it will be seen that the popular bostiery, known so the American Hotel, Brussels, wilt be offered for sale by Public Auc- tion en Wedoesdsy, June 22051, at 2 p. In. The furniture and fi•tinge will also he sold. Sale is held to close up estate owing to the demise of Mrs. James, Proprietress Farther particulars may be had by applying to the executors, Dr. J. A McNaughton and F. S Scott, Brussels DAY of SPORTS.—The public meeting announced for last Friday evening'at the Town Hall, to arrange for a day of Sports in Brussels, did not bring out touch of a crowd and therefore very little program was madeand after some preliminary arrangements were talked over the meeting adjourned until Mon- day evening next at 8 o'clock. If we are going to have a celebration in town this Summer some person has got to get busy. Be on hand next Monday even- ing. IMPROVEMENTS—The brush of the painter has improved the bones of A. Strachan+ Joo Sanders, Mrs. Phos. Brown and P. Rutledge. Also the store front of Mrs, Jane Thomson.—A modern verandah is being erected at the home 01 David Ross sr.—Wm. W.,rk has put a new shingle roof on Victoria cottage, Prirc-cs street.—Alex Stewart has con- verted part of his stable into a garage tor his cream trucks.—Some of the WWII streets have been much improved by a general tidying up. Keep the good work going. CEN'.U&.—The census must be taken and all returns be made to the office in O-iawa before the end of June, or with- in a time to be fixed ie special instrec- f Ls to each tomtn tss once. Phis sentence occurs in to special letter at instructions sent to each of the 235 census Commissioners appointed to pre- side over the taking of the census in each eonetituencf. Most preciue in- structions are given itr this little pam- phlet a'. to menus of taking the census by enumerators for each census subdis- trict, the axle information to be sought, and s0 on. It is to be the most elabor- ate census ever taken in Canada, as it 5OCiutlee a eensu; of the wealth of Lan- ada and of 21very tiv:ng domestic animal of economic value, as well as of every person. Decisive hour of reckopiog is midnight oa the night of May 31st, or the moment when that day passes over into Julie est, 7921. An infant born one hour before midnight would be included in the census figures, but one buru a few minutes later would have to wait for the 1931 ceusas before being includ- ed. A deatb just before midnight an May 3tst would lessen the total popula- tion of Canada by one If that death happened just after midnight, it would not be notteed by the enumerators, be. causethe census is to show the exact number living at midnight on the day mentioned, fleas Ls DEFEAT& LOCHALs1t.--Tburs- d.ty of last week Lochalsh Baseball team visited Brussels and played a schedule game in the North Wellington League in which the home team came out via toners. after playing 10 innings, by a score of 9 to 8 Brussels started off with Bobs Campbell in the box who held the visitors to three runs up to the 8th' in- nings while the locals had 7 to their credit. At this point Lochalsh got their. patting eye 02.1 the ball and pounded out 5 runs, which put them in the lead and added considerable excitement to the game. Gee pitched the latter part`uf the 8th innings and "Sandy" Thompson took the box in the 9'h and held the visi tors to a bleak while Brussels scored one making the game a tie. In the rots innings Lochalsh was again whitewash- ed while Brussels scored with two men ont. Spafford, behind the bat, caught a good game througthout. A feature of the garde Wei the splendid work of Slay'rhompson In the last tea innings who struck out the first five men who faced him. Lineup was as follows:•-- HeraaaL4 R 0 LoonArBit R 0 A. Thompson, s e 8 8 Thornton, a 2 8 Burling, lb ..,..,... 2 1 Long. 8h1 5 080 ,2 b 2 8 Bissett. o f t 4 Tuoie, if 1 5 R. McKenzie, 21) 2 2 Ii. Thompson, lits 0 8 Crawford, He 0 2 Beet, r! 0 0 Walker, tf 0 4 Spofford, o . 0 4 Finlayson, rf .. ,1 2 Hemini.way, of... I 8 Mc.Zttidriok, p0.4 Col/label], p ,. i .. 0 8 1311143, Ib 1 4 0 20 8 80 Umpire Currie,es u io s of Winghubain, bended t o impartial df uchind the bate while Mr Anderson, of the same towb, I looked well after the base runners. To Investors „sx'e'y DO You appreciate the advisability of having your banker r� serve you in matters pertaining to Investments, The Bank is always in direct and constant touch with the n' investment markets and is well equipped to secure sound and attractive securities or to,, place any bonds you may wish to dispose of, At any branch of the Standard you can obtain Accommodation or advice relative to investments, TH STANDARD BANK ,gt Or' CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER MINBTk MILLIONS Brussels Branch: G. H, Samis, Manager. Dublin Branch: r - P. McConnell, Manager. MUMPS. --Any children suffering from mumps are naked to 'notify the medical Health Officer so that a quarantine may be placed on their home Any childreu suffering from this malady and not re- ported or kept in will he liable to a' fine. LOCAL BOARDOlt HEALTH. II People We Talk About t t • t# Mrs. John Downing bas been visftin friends at Blyth. ). T Wood, of Chatham, is spendin a few days in town, Misses Lizzie Downing and Addle Cardiff spent the week -end at Toronto. DeWitt Holmes, of Toronto, paid a flying visit to Brussels friends on Tues- day. Reeve Plum attended a meeting of the House of ,.Refuge Committee at Clinton on Monday, I, C. Richards, of Hamilton, has been in town during the past week combining buainess with pleasure Mrs. R. J. MoLaucblin has returned from Toronto where she spent the past couple.of weeks with friends, Misses Eva and Carrie McCracken, of Brussels and Toronto, respectively, cop - template a holiday trip to she Coast. Mrs. Jos, Scitwadron and children, Toronto, spent a few days here visiting the former's sister, Mrs M. Yolleck. Miss Kate Deadman, nurse, is laid up with blood poisoning in her left arm. We hope she will soon be o. k. again, Geo. Robertson, of Clinton spent several days in town last week being a guest at the home of Jan, Ballantype. W. S. McKercber, Wroxeter, the well known Secretary of the Howlek Mutual Fire Ihsuranc Company, was in town on Monday. W. E and. Mrs, Town and son, Al- bert, Hamilton, spent the week end at W. J. lMlcCracken's. Albert is remain- ing here for a week. John Cunningham was off duty for several days last week through illness aura 1113 place on the creamery truck was filled by jack Warwick. Mrs. H. L. Humphrey and children. Mary and Walker, of Chatham, are here on a holiday visit with the former's parents, S. and Mrs, Walker. , Albert Lott will, in all likelihood at- tend Queen's University, Kingston, next term in rounding up his Arts course, We admire his pluck. S. Carter and his mother, Earl and Mrs. Cunningham and son and Miss Carrie Hingston motored to Owen Sound and spent a day last week. Mrs. Wtn. Martin has been. visiting Mrs. S. C. Wilson at Godericb. We are sorry to hear Mr. Wilson's health is not good but hope for early improvement, Evelyn, the little daughter of 1+'. S. and Mr;. Browne, underwent a success- fbl operation for appendicitis last Fri. day and the patient is getting along nicely. Y Weare sorry to slate that Mrs. R D. Kerr has not been enjoying her usual good health for the past couple of weeks, Her manv friend.. will be glad to hear that she 0 imp oviug nicely. Last week Rev, Mr, Mess, of London, a former incumbent of St. John's church, Brissette was renewing old friendslsips i, town, He bad been at. tending the Deanery meeting at Blytb, Harvey, second son of Robe Roes, Kincardine, underwent an operation for appendicitis last Friday, It was a serious case bat latest reports say the patient is getting along as well as can be expected B. S. and Mrs. Scott motored to CoI- lingwood and spent the week -end with friends. Mrs, Holman and Mrs. Bierk- stock and daughter returned with them tor a short visit. The fortner lady is Mr.. Scott', mother and the latter her sister. Glen, Thomas and Miss Jennie Arm- strong, of Toronto, were visitors under the parental roof for several days last \Teck returning on Sunday. They were accompanied by D:, Z mmerinan and Archie 1'ampheli, son of Hugh Camp- bell, r6•h Con. Grey, also of the Queen city. T. 5, and Mrs Armstrong and two children, of 13ernepayne, Algoma, are here on a visit with the former'sparents, James and Mrs Armstrong. Mr. Arm- strong has beau in the Northern town for the pas' 4 years, holding a .position as accountant in the Canadian National Superintendent's alike. g g Maitland Presbytery The Preehyteriai of the Woman's Missionary Society, of Maitland Pres. bytery, met in 'reeswater with the largest attendance in the history of the organization. The contributions for the year showed a marked advance on the previous year, Teestvater auxiliary headed the list. Rev, Prank Rnssel, of Oentral India, gave an ad- dress in the afternoon, and alae at the evening meeting 1 Rev. De. Harkness, Wroxeter, conveyed the greeting to the PreelYtetY+ Following. tangle were elected fat the ensuing year 1-. President, Mrs. Coombe, ICitscardhte; Secretary, Mies Mather, Kincardine Mission Band elecretlit'y, ,11rs..Gollatr, South Hiltless ; Secretary of supplies Mia, Young. Wingham; Fortvatti Movement'Sect'etary, Mrs, Harkness, Wroxeter MY/Wenger Secret/trate in Y+ ' It Logi ilt v • L110141 tl t' Mrs. Al,1t td t I,t rt ire Seeretaty, Mrs. McLennan, Ashileld Strangers' Sc rret.ary '51re, Linklater, Teeswlttee t Heinle helper, Secretary, Mrs. Ireland, Tre•awntw' , Press See. rater y, Des. Tait, 031uevale ; Treasur= er, Mrs, Glennie, Lucknow, Pt'esby- tetiel next year; will be held in Dun- gannon. "Rich Girl, Poor Girl" The colonel's lady and Judy O'Grady are said by, Mr. Kipling to be eub• cutaneous sisters, but if they look exactly aline the complications can become intricate. Such a situation exient in "Rich Girl, Poor Girl," which is Doming to the Family Theatre on Monday with Gladys Walton as the star, The pbotodrama concerns two girls who look exaotly alike. One is a little gut- ter waif from the ,alums, while the is a pampered daughter of a multi- millionaire, The two girls change identities for an hour. In .the rags of the poor gia the rich girl goes to the slums and is kicked and beaten by the drunken father of Nora McShane, Nora, wearing the fine clothes of Beatrice Vanderfieet, her counterpart, "plays lady" in the Vanderfieet palace, J. G. Hawks, who wrote the story, has given a thrilling climax to a series of incidents that never lose their grip on the attention. Harry Harris, who directed Nitta Walton in the produc- tion, has added a few thrills of his ' own and the result is a photodrama that fairly crackles with tense situa- tions. Stable for Sale The Managing Board of Melville Presby. terfae Church is offering for male by Public Auotlon on the premteea on Saturday, June 1811, at 8 o'clock p, m , the frame stable on the manse property'.Stable le 00 x80 feet to elsand a good buiding, • Tenders for Drains The Municipal Council of the Townehlp of Morrie are aekin66 for Tenders for the con- atrnatlon of the Sellers the Milts and the Kelly Drains. Plana, estimates, epeeificatlone at the Sledge residence. The tenders will be opened at the Town. ship Ball on Monday, June 18th at 8 p, m. Enclose a 280.00 good faith cheque with tender. A. DIAOEWEN W. ELSTON Clerk, Blnevale Reeve, Whigham Huron Co, Breeders' Association B eederro' Annual will the inn the County Ball, Winghsm, on Saturday. ,Tune 18th, at 2 -p. re. Prof. G. H. Day, Secretary of the Canadian Shorthorn Aesoolatton. will be present and give en address. It 1s also hoped to have H, D. Smith, of the Canadian Hereford Assoehltion, present. Members and all in- terested in pure bred cattle are Invited to attend. S. B. STOTBRRS, Secretary Huron Breeden' sc tenon. Auction Sale ---OF— Hotel Property, furniture and Furnishings in order to wind up the estate of the late A lice James there will be offered for sale by Public Auction, by F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, on Wednesday, the 22nd day of Jane, 1921 at the hour of 2 o'clock le the afternoon, on tate promisee, that valuable property known Its tho American Hotel, In the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron. The property will ba offered as a running concern. including the Furniture and Forniehings aH 11 1010 been ran. This hum niwaye been the lead - ng Commercial Hotel 1n the place, doing n good paying business, whether as o Temperan• ee oro Licensed Hotel. There is no better Hoteletnedin the County and there le good money for a good men if properly run. Terme made known on day of sale. For further um -Maulers apply to John Bateman, on the premises, or to the undersigned. J. A. hioNAn0 amen, F. B, Soons, Execrators of the estate of the late Allele Jaime. AUCTION SALE OP HOUSEHOLD, BF. 211cT8, Honsa, Ooiy, &o —D 01. Scott, Auctioneer, has been lastraeted by the Ex- ecutors of the notate of the late Henry Jack - eon to sell by Public Auatlat et SI Lot 18, 1 o'clock, the followefdng property a 22nd, ae black driver, 1 Dow neWly freshened, 1 -call, 05 Burred Roak hens, 1 Barred Ronk rooster (pure bred). 1 Wyndotte, renter (pare bred), 40 y chioirene, rubber tired buggy, cotter, set sinew harneee, robe, blanket, feur•pttee pallor ileac, Wilton parlor rug, parlor whet - not, large parlor Mum, pule parlor Shemin onrtSins, parlor table, large leather rocker dining room hanging lamp, mains room cloak, three plebe bedroom suite,.two.pluee bedroom Hutto, lounge, mattress, woven wire bed Hering, 4 quilts, whitetoilet eat, eotored toilet pet, kitchencttpbonrd, kitchen banging lamp, 8 kltahes ehi,lrs, 5 pales bnrttlne, obarn ndlk bun, 40 sealers of preeetved and canned fruit, 24 empty freeform, Pom0. diohso, number 05 sop buckets, ammo meohine, large ma1l box, aslant saw. grindstone and other or. tfales too numerous to intuition, Sale Without r000rv0 to order to wlnd up the estate. Terme.—All Mums of 2500 and under oamh ; over that amount 8 menthe eredit given on unproved Joint »Otos. 4 per Dent per annum off for cash 011 aedit ntnounte, M BBRNO) JACKSON, HENRY FBA It, ROB2, MCDONATLD. Executors Beery 3u0keon Estate. MAUDE 0, BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Uplittralmology, Meer Cormick Al o goat College, Chinese, Ill, Three months post gredunte coureeelnring pilot year, n o bs e os ,s eorreetly fitted with COMMo B end• Intnmad Eyee, Granulated Eye liklnd other Eye troubles, eased by Eye -Arnie. relleyedthrough properly fitted Glnseos. BnUl [sell nAseurad. Opiate' Perim' in Leckie block, one -door Doti of Bn 1 tar In Ini ' South re B B e r a I to ed110Ofnerhonra: 9tterday .; fto69,i . .4ls5 Wednesday endPhone 26x eine doge, [Fox's Drug Store i I THE STORE 1 Weekly Store News• • • e w The Pen°lar How's Straw Nat Your %s • Feet ? • ° Cleaner R r 'got - weather • makes tired feet, For comfort try The sale of Razmah Qapsules for Asthma 8 • Does'awilt good j 58 and ob make 88 ;yourlast Hatlook aeas gasonood'e es as new— ilk per pkge Still keeps up, There's a reason. They give splendid re- sults, Ease Em • ii 260 the pkge • • • • New China THE Garden Court 1 fs • We have just replenished our ft stock with some very handsome • ® pieces coneieting of O •• r • • Dandruff 9 IS No Joke 'Sugar and Dreams Nut Bowls Salads Oelery Trays Cake Plates, &c. Also a few pieces of the well known Oolport China. s • a e a 2 2 f DRUGGIST and STATIONER UNE Still retains its popularity and ie easily in the lead in our Toilet • Line— Perfume Talcum Powder • • Face Powder • Cold and Vanishing Cream m • BUT Negal's Birsutone does make a Joke of it. Try it and see. 60o the bottle Dennison's Crepe P We have this week received a splendid assortment of Dennison's Paper. Table Nap- kins & Crepe Paper All the hew shades and designs. ' Rose • • • Bushes e • are worthy of every attention. You will find SULPHO TOBACCO SOAP one of the most helpful remedies for grubs of all kinds. FOX'S DRUG STORE . "Careful Prescription Dispensers" • • • •• • • • 1 • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••0••••••••••••••• BORN $ANDRES.—In Grey, on June eith, 1021, to btr. Fall Wheat - es 4e 51 60 and\ hire. David Senders, a daughter Oats 80 50 (Charlotte Gay.) Peas 3 05 1 75 65 55 20 20 •2e 27 1800 20 W BRUSSELS MARKET" Barley OfEq - -- • Belter ..... AARMGonDON. In Orangeville, on June 2nd 1921, ' oge Hannah Gordon, formerly of Brussels. ! Hay Real Bargains HALI.S SON'3 STORE ETHEL This Week we offer Silks, regular value $3.25, Special Sale price $2 rag All other lines of Silks at Bargain Prices. Prints of No. I quality 25 Towels and Cottons all at New Low Prices. Window Hangings, new stock, at New Low Prices. Bargains in Men's Suits and. Young Men's Suits —regular prices up to $6o.00, Special New Low Prices from ... 23 95 to 42 95 Youths' Suits from ... 8 98 to 15 00 )tVlen's Hats and Caps reduced to Low Level Prices. 15 doz, Men's Silk Ties, regular 75c, Loo, 1.25 and t,5o, Special Prices .59, .79, .98 1 19 Men's Fancy Dress Shirts, reg. 2.25, Special 1 79 Men's Balbriggan, reg. 75c and Loo, now 69 Good line Men's Trousers retail at ... - 3 75 Men's Blue & White Striped Overalls $1,50 to 2 00 Men's Work Shirts , ... $i.15 to 1 50 In Fact All Prices at our store are now pre -War Prices and our Grocery Department is full of Great Bargains as is also our Shoe Department. With every purchase of $5.00 S PE CIA L in cash we will g good a o d Four Stringed Broom - Soliciting a share of youre. atrona p g FREE Halis & Son, Ethel - Weahighest p y the h g est price for Eggs.