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Sze additional local news on page 5 of
this issue.
'PHE "ole'swimmin' hole" is attaining
its old popularity.
femme LOWRY, Brussels Census En•
umerator, is busy on bis job this week.
A NEW telephone bas been installed at
the home of Saml. Walker, in town and
the number is 77x
LISTOWEL vs, Brussels Junior Foot
Ball on Victoria Park Wednesday even-
ing of this week.
'Pete Poser job department is always
ready to supply your needs in large and
small orders for job work.
LOCHALRH Ve- BRUssELa On L'ctoria
Park, Brussels, on Tuesday evening of
next week at 6 o'clock sharp.
BRUSSELS Public School Base Ball
team received a severe trimming by the
Walton boys in the latter village last
Thursday evening. The score card was
"lost."
JOHN LITTLE, sr., received a badly
crushed hand last week at the Ament
factory, the result of a block of wood
falling ou it, He is having enforced
holidays.
THE Managing Board of Melville
church is offering the frame stable at
tbe Manse for sale by Public Auction on
Saturday afterno•ln of this week. See
advt. in another column.
CRD OF THAzsic The hearty thanks
of George and Mrs. Colvin and family
are hereby tendered to the many friends
who were so thoughtful and kind in
many ways duripg the former's confine-
ment to bed owing to the accident which
recently betel him. The many acts of
kindness will not soon be forgotteu.
PETER RUTLEDGE started hie two
horses, aisle Campbell and Tom Wilkes,
at Chestey on Monday of last week, each
borse winning first in its clase. At Han-
over onThursday Elsie Campbell took
2nd, the other horse not starting. Rip-
ley is the next place of meeting on
Thursday of this week,
FoaswreR'S SERVICE.—,The anneal
sermon to the members of the C. 0 F.
Lodge, Brussels, will be preached by
Rev. J. P. McLeod fo the Presbyterian
church on the evening of Sunday, reth
inst. Members will meet at the lodge
room at 6,3o and march to the church.
Visiting brothers are cordially invited.
RESION2D,—Brusselitea will be sorry
to learn that the teachers of the three
senior departments of our school—Mr.
Scott and Misses Morris and Geddes—
have resigned their Dositions on the
staff, the same to take effect at the open•
ing of holidays. Mr. Scott has received
au appointment et the London TeOhoic-
al and Art School I Mess Morris will
take charge of the mathematical depart-
ment of the Oakville Collegiate and in
all probability Miss Geddes will go to
Toronto. All three have done excellent
work and will be parted with reluctant-
ly.
WoMEN's Ixirrrure — On 'Tuesday
ertetnoon, June 2tst inst., at 2 30
o'clock, the Women's Institute will con.
vene at the borne ot J 'T. Wood Ali et
besieese session, Miss Ruth Pirt, of Ux-
bridge, will address the meeting on one
of Iler.popular subjects, "Home -nursing
and 'first aid," "ilio stranger in our
midst," etc. Miss Pirt is a graduate of
Toronto General 'Hospital, and has
taught and demoustreted in St. 'Luke's
Hospital, Skokane. Wash. She conies
very highly reeomuleaded. .Lunch will
be served at the close for which there
win be s charge made, Should the
weather be unfavorable the meeting will
be held in the Pobilo'tdbrare Every-
one is cordially invited to attend,
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Tux W (ling Workers of Melville
church, will hold a sale of homemade
baking on Saturday Tune 18rb,
on the lawn of A. McGuire. A quan-
tity of ready made clothing will
also be sold. Members of the congrega-
tion are asked to donate. homemade
bread, cake, pie. eggs and butter, hop-
ing there will be a generous response
'rea will also be served from 4 to 7
o'clock, Admission, 25 and r5 cents,
, Everybody welcome.
Cau ENT tile for sale 8, 4 and 0 inch also onl-
' hart tile cement for sale.
1 Phone 51-2. L. H. BoatAN, Bluevale.
CznAtt posts for sale, Both small and
I anchors, Applyto Phone3414,
S. J. 8(11458, Blaevole. R- R 2.
CLsvaLANn bicycle almost new for sale
Apply to Jove Nronat, Phone 188.
l'8MAca 1NEt(T tee SALE: Maseay Barris 7-(t.
Bln'iee,,hest carrier and track, 1u lirlOolesa
eoadilir,n, also good 535 rt. mower.
YOUNG pigs 6 weeks old Por anlc,
Wu. HLAKE, Phone 42)6
Sow WANrep—One that will farrow hi the
near future. Wellman) LOxO
phone 810. ISE No. 8, Brussels.
, g Pros. 5 weeks old. for Oslo
phone 280. JOHN G & 7RANT
S pts Lnte 6 , Con. 12, Grey,
Pine VOTE 4ALI.—Yonne pigs 7 week& old and
a good young NOW with litter at foot. Prises
reasonable. .8 P. Molwrosn, Phone558.
STRAWIKRRlra for sale. Leove yet t, order
early. Phone 282a. d. A. Manor,.
Became nee for sale also a quantity of
.oats. Apply at tot 25, Con. 7, Grey township
I• or phone 2513 EDWARD RnwLAN n.
FDR SALE.—Two flret•c}na& Dairy Cows.
EHNEST BRAY,
Phone 354 hot 17, Con. 4, Grey.l
WHIM you're going hone take a City Dairy
ice cream brick with you from W. A. Oasw-
An's.
NORTH HURON LIEERALS,—Is accord•
ance with the resolution passed by the
annual meeting of this Asenciatiou on
May 31st, a Nominating Convention, for
the purpose of placing a candidate in the
field for the nee* ele.tion to the House
of Cummeus, will be held in the Town
Han, Wingham, on Tuesday, June 21st,
cutnmencing at 1 p m. F. F. Pardee,
for West Lambton, well address the
meeting, end it is expected that our
prominent Liberals also will be present.
Each polling sub -division is entitled to
send four delegates to tbe Convention
(three in addition to the Chairman of the
sub•divisiou) The women now have
'the tranehire, and they should not be
neglected in making up the delegations,
All Liberals, whether chosen as dele-
gates or not, are invited to be present,
and It is hope9 there will be a large at-
tendance,
A WORTH WHILE RECORD. —Joe, '1'.
Duncan, B osiers, who sent a pen of
Rhode Island Reds last year to the Lay-
ing Contest held at Ottawa and
was chasing up the top botcher until
chicken ailment made its appearance in
the apartment where the Brussels birds
were, has been keeping share tab on his
f eek here during the past year and THE
Pose asked for the following figures
I for past 6 months for tbe 11 trap nest
hens i.--
1 Hen No. Egge Hen No ,Eggs
14 .... 133 23 102
17 ,..1 24 27...,.. 1t2
t8 .,,,, .....108 31 138
tq ..,,....,a 1 r 33 107
10...........127 on fl•ror22
21 .........138
22q 2 Fetal 1314
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People wh + keep liens and sometimes
place comparative little value on there
wilt nu snub' he surpris+d at the resul•s
, of Mr, Du ,tin's pens Of course he
! looks after his birds careeelty and well
and has 18 -' bu••ir iso down to girlie a
science. He will probably send a nem.
t her f f ht -.ds to O"(twa egein nix' Fell
for tiro t unrpetith.n and should stood a
good +how of being a winger.
AMI1Y • IIEATIiE
BRUSSELS
Saturday, 18th
Robert Warwick
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The City of Masks
Monday, 20th
Carmel Myers
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Folly's Trail
And 2nd Episode of
The Diamond Queen
Wednesday, 22nd
Zona Keefe
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The Woman God Sent
More Cattle
IF your progressive ideas for cattle raising
are beyond the financial resources at your
command, talk the matter over with the local
Manager of this Bank.
ST411,'E)ARD SERVICE Olds Pndscffvs Fivers's
waitowee
Baussets Iotertnedtate Foot Ball will
meet the sturee• A•wood team Thursday
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evening of this week at Atwood. The
carp t town will, nod ,ub', be well re-
presented in supporting our lads.
WEDNESDAY of next week is thedate of
tete Auction Sale of the American Hotel
property together with the furniture and
furnishings This is the leading com-
.nerciat Hotel in town and is beipg sold
in order t0 wind up the estate of the late
Mrs James See advt. on page 4 of
this issue,
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. -1 hose
who attend the annual Temperance
Convention when it is to be held in
Clinton. on Woduesday atternoon and
evening. lune 22.1d. will have the op
portunity of hearing Dr. George C. Rud -
tome of Toronto, pastor of Sloor St
Presbyterian church and President of
the Ontario Social Service Cvupeil, as
he will speak in tbe afternoon on 1
"Social service plans and opportunities"
and in the evening on "The New Citi- i
zenship The reports of the officers
will review the work of the past year
and outline plans for the future. An
interesting item of the program is a
banquet at 6 o'clock. followed by'after- 1
dinner speeches. All the churches oft
the County are entitled to send delegates!
and any person will be made welcome,'
Your minister has received programs
Huron County stands well to the front
in aggressive social service work, and
should be kept there,
W. C. T. U.—At the regular meeting
of the a omen's Christian Temperance i
Union held May 27th the following oft -
cern were elected for the coming year [—
President, Mrs A. McGuire ; est vice !
President, Mrs. H. McKinnon ; 2nd vice
President, Mrs. A Robertson ; Rec.- i
Sec., M's. L. Skelton ; Cor.•Sec„ Miss
M. Smith ; 'Treasurer, Mrs. W. Maun-
ders ; Ass't.-Treas , Mrs R. Dark ; Or-
gaeen, M•ss Stnith ; Superintendents—
Cit•zeosbip, Mrs, McKinnon, Mrs Mc -I,
Guire ; Auti Narcotic, Mrs. Ts'erman ;
Systematic Giving, Mrs. A Lowry ;
Sloral Education, Mrs. T, atracban ; '
'temperance iu S. .^choels, Mrs. Skel-'
inn ; F•ower Miseion, elrc. W. Jardine;
Travellers' Aid, Mrs. R. Oliver. A brief
summary of the work done during the
pest year :—A donation of 4rno on was ;
s nt to Willard Hall, Toronto for Ex'en•
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81011 rued. also a ca+e of vegetables and
eggs valved at $8.02 ; bale of clothing
for Huron Co. Children's Shelter,
$28.15 ; belie of comforts for Nivy ;
League, vetoed at $6u.2o 'Tbe Union ,
wishes to thank the members of the
Missionary Societies and others who so
generously helped in thg work of the 1
past year and we look forward to greet-
er work during the coming year. Our
motto is "Tbrougb God. we shall do
valiantly."
JNA SHA:v PAssx5 AWAY —Citizens
were surprised to learn 'ruesday morning
that Jno, Shaw had passed quietly away
Moprlay-night at the home of bis son,
Dr, J. W. Shaw, at Clinton. He had
been in his garde) in the morning, but
in the afternoon had complained of a
sin in his chest slid a doctor was
t rcalled.
Pca le .
Towards evening he seemed much het -
ter, bet suddenly took a change. Dr,
Shaw was in London attending military
camp The late Mr. Shaw was a Past
Worshipful Master of the Brussels
Lodge A F & A M. He is survived
by two suss, Dr J M, S11ea, Clinton ;
and Colin 0.. Springfield, Ohio ; and
three daubers Mrs (Dr I Mars, Leth-
bridge; MISS Dorothy, Winnipeg ; and
Mrs W. Mu r, Toronto. Dr. William
Shaw, 01 Morris, }Mich , is a brpther.
The late Mr. Shaw wen a native of the
Island of Jura. Argyleshire, Scotland,
and was proud of his sotIonality and
could speak the 0 teli° as dimly as the
E•tglish. He came to America when
about q vests of age, the family fist
settling in t1)0 state of North Carolina,
where they were engaged in Perming,
and continued to reside there for eight
years. At the agerof 16 Mr Shaw ap.
peered before the school board of a
neighboring County, sed was engaged
a3 their teacher. He latter took a
course at the Faidville Academy.
Shortly afterwards his Lather ctvl and
the mother having relatives in ffuilott
township, brough ; bre family up here
and it was in the County of Huron that
most of Mr. Shaw's professional life was
spent. He taught for several years in
Mullet township, going to Walton,
For over 20 years he taught tee nubile
school et Brua_ele. and it was there that
a great work was clone by him, in teach-
ing the edvenced courses to boys who
later entered the professional world and
ho hold responsible positions through•'
out Cauecla to -day. He afterwards
tsnght at lityth.'i'eeswater and Coiling -
wood. For Sono fears past he has re-
sided in Clinton with his son, Il••, J W.
Shaw, and Los taken s greet interest in
Ills garden. He kept hirneelf posted ori
piaelttg eyeing end Was aiweys glad to
hear of the sueee9s or former puple.
Mr, Sheet was in hia 85111 .year. Mrs,
Shaw died'iu Clinton 16 years ago. The
funeral takes place at Clinton Wednee-
day afternoon,
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STANDARD BANK
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TOTAL ASSIITS OVER NINETY MILLIONS a '
Brussels Branch t ,• G. H, Samis, Manager,
Dublin Branch; • F. McConnell, Manager.
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Huron County The sitting of the Court of Revision
on the eNeesement roll for the town
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1 Ontario 5t, Methodist Church, Clinton
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Wednesday, June 22
Commencing at 1 30 p. m,
Addressee will be given by
DR. GEORGE 0, PIDGEON,
of Toronto,
President ebf the Social Service
Council of Ontario,
.1, and prominent County workers.
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Banquet and After Dinner Speeches
was held to the Oouneii Ohember on
Te m p e r a a c e, Monday evening, with Reeve Plum
trod dounoillore Wilton, Fraser and
McCall forming the Court.
The only appeal was by 0. Wilbee to
have dog struck off but no Motion was
taken.
Stanley Watson complained about
paying a business tax while outside
teamsters carne into town and did
work without being assessed, The
law was explained to hien.
Council business was then taken' up
and the following accounts were
ordered to be paid :—
O. R. Davidson, electric light.$ 30 38`
Imperial 011 Co. oil for streets 617 31
Chas. Pollard, streets . 40 50
Ament Bros. miscellaneous.... I 50
A, Dennison, streets ... 1 40
Thos. Kelliugton, attests .,. 80
V. Sinclair, streets .... 3 00
A. Thompson, streets 3 00
M Holland, streets . .. 27 66
R. Champion, street 12 30
R. Thuell, streets ,.. .. 16 00
A. Oakley, streets and wood..: 85 94
M, Oliver, street and scales ... 29.70
Chas. Riley, streets and wood, 71 90
R Oliver, salary , 75 00
R. Thuell, salary and rent 160 00
6 ,. m. 8. Watson, streets.......... 28.86
By -Law No. 9 was read appointing
M. Black to till the vacancy on the
Public Library Board caused by the
removal of F. l3. Gilroy.
Geo. .Birt interviewed the Oodocii
relative to a settlement of the, wood
question but no agreement woe arriv
ed at.
A heated discussion took place be-
tween the members *of the Council
and Constable Oliver over the ques-
tion of informations which had been
sent by him to the County ,License
Inspector addressed to an assumed
name. and other questions pertaining
to his duties. -
The question of gravelling was
brought up and several streets will be
overhauled.
Council then adjourned.
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BRusELs Intermediate Foot Ball team
,.as defeated by Listowel in the latter
town on Tuesday evening by a score of
1 too.
#II People We Talk About 3 ,
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Miss Addie Cardiff spent the week -end
in Kincardine.
B. S. and Mrs. Scott motored to Lon-
don for the week end
George Edwards and Fred Ennis are
at Godericb this week serving as Julors.
S. Wilton and A. McGuire are at
Brantford this week attending the I 0
0. F. Greed lodge,
Leo and Mrs. Ward, of Toronto. spent
several days at the home of D. C. and
Mrs Ross last week.
Mrs W. Gordon is here at present
nursing her sister, Miss R. Dark, who
is laid aside from a disabled knee.
Robt and Mrs. Thomson, Mrs, Jas
Ballantyne end Mies Millie Grewar were
visitors in Toronto last week going by
motor.
We are glad to see. George Colvin able
to be about again after hie recent injury.
He was down town for the first time last
Monday.
• Miss Belie MoLatichlin bas zone On an
extended visit t0 Saltcoats, Sask. Her
sister, Miss Sara, of Toronto, accom-
panied her.
,Dr Sihben and Miss White, of Strat-
ford, were toes k end visitors at tite home
of David and Mrs, Walker. Dr, Sibbeu
and Mrs Walker are cousins.
Sam Carter, Wm. McCracken, E A.
and Mrs. D.xon and son, 'vinnifred
Lone and Miss Walker, motored to
London last week and enjoyed a few
days.
Howard and Mrs. Hall, Brussels, may.
accompany their 2 daugbters to Strat-
ford next Fall and make their -home
temporarily there, while the young
Iodise attend the Collegiate
Harris Hamilton, a former member of
the Staodsrd Bank staff in Brussels, was
calling on o'd friends bare last week.
He is uow a res'dent of Toronto and a
member of a firm of lumber tnerchsuts
J. H K-rney and Miss Helen, of
Guelph, were ceiling on old friends here
last week, Mr. Kerney is still connected
with the Landon Life Insurance Co ,
and was giving Bert. Lott, the local
agent here, a few tips in the business.
Miss Nina Rogers, of Mount Forest,
was calling on old friends in town for a
scopic of days this week, Misses E iith
and Kale Deadman returned with her
nu '1'uesdav and will spend several days
10 Mount Forest before going on to
Toronto.
Miss ivlerjory Jewitt, who hes been
making her home with her grondulotber,
Mrs. Wm Jewitt, Mill street, for some
tune, was taken to Forrest last week
where she underwent an opetattou for
eppend'citis at the home of her aunt.
Latest report sage the patient is pro
gressing nicely,
Church Chimes
Sunday Sel, of Lesson N +'es on a'
other page will be found of value to
those 1,1'eles' ed,
The members of the 1', 0 F will at-
tend set vice in Melville church tier
Sunday evening,
rhe mr,v.nif Methnd•st parsons of
London Conference are responsible for
their new charges for the est Sul day of
Jule
ANNIVPR ARV SERVlcgq,—The Annl
versa y vct'. nl bre vl"e clench,
Bruise i•, will b • le h1 on Sunday lou-
26th. when tiaj •r A Gr"barn, of Lon•
don, will preae`' ret 1t a h1 and 7 p, M.
At the morn nv service (lir unveiling of
the Memorial Tt+blet will take place,
Special 'music wilt be twittered by the
choir.
Jamestown
Thos, Strachan, tof,Giencoe, and his
wife and two children called on
friends in this locality during the past
week while on their way to visit the
former's brother. Rev. Campbell
Strachan. Port Elgin.
McKillop
McLadD—STORY.—One of the pret-
tiest early June weddings was solew-
nize'd in the presence of a few intimate
friends at the residence of Mre, John.
Story, East of Leadbiley, on June let,
when Gertrude, the youngest daugh-
ter was united in the bonds of holy
matrimony' to M.plcolm McLeod, of
Seaforth. At high noon the bridal
party entered the drawing room
which was exquisitely decorated for
the occasion, the bride being eeeorted
to the nuptial altar•. by A, A. McLen-
nan, of Seaforth, and stood under a
large artistically arranged dome of
flowers with embankment setting of
rosea, Rev. S. McLean, of Egmond-
viile, was officiating clergyman, and
during the signing of the register
Chas. Boyd sang "If Ever I Forget
Thee," in excellent tenor voice. The
bride was beautifully attired in
chs piing navy blue trientine suit
with a fl'uningo waist, handsomely
embroidered and with this costume
wore a black picture hat. In op "
mantling,the car
mo Ini
al altarthe
bride carried a baquet bf artistically
arranged flowers with spray of
American 13eauty ruaee. The bride
looked exceedingly lovely and forced
to memory the quotation froth Burma :
"To eee her is to love her,
Aud love but her forever."
The bridesmaid, Nies Myrtle Thiel, of
Waterloo, was attired in a pretty
pink silk gown with side embroidered
drapery, and carried white caraua-
tione, Mise Wilma Galbraith, , of
Brussels, played the Lohengrin wed-
ding march with musical ability.
Thomas Story, brother of the bride,
performed the bridal 110001'5 for the
groom. After the wedding breakfast
was partaken of an eujnyable time
was (spent, each of the guests extend-
ing all good wishes to the happy bridal
couple,
"Oh 1 fortunate ; alt I happy day,
When a new houeehold finds ite place
Antld..the myriad houles.of earth,"
The bride was the recipieetof numer-
ous handsome and costly presents.
The happy bridal couple motored to
London and other places on their
honeymoon trip. Mr, and .Mrs. Mc-
Leod Will melte their home in Sea -
forth. Tux POST ex Lends its ootlgl'at
lt'atioll o,
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HA18r--511 Grey, on June 10th, 1021. to Mr, hid
Mrs. cteirge H.. Bart, a daughter (Elva
Gertrude Marie.)
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Sitsyeaw —rIn Cllntoti, on'June 18th,. 1021 -John
khaw, formerly of Brussels in his 85th
Wita,tANanN--Ie Grey township, ett.rtlne 8th,
Ia41.'111 mins Wllhamsofy aged 88 years,
2 -month, anti 18 days.
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WRDnaa5AT, JI1Nn22ND.—f16n4aheld olfente,
l Henry ,1eskeoi�i 14tl)t�t tut 15aiLen 9 ttMerdo,
Bale entoservotl at 1 o'clock. D, M. 00082,
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Large size,$1 25
Penslar
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Tonic
One of our yell'
beet prepara.
bone for a 11
forma of nervous
houbles, sleep-
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3 Rubber Gloves—Assorted sizes
Flash Lights—Good stock
Thermos Bottles
Purses and Hand Bags
Celluloid Eye Protectors
Eye Bathe and Droppers
Razor Strops
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The Municipal Connell of the Township of
Grey aro asking for tenders for the construe,
On of the Dth Con, Drain, the Whitfield Drain.
Branch to Howard Drain and McDonald Drain.
Plane and epeohioatlona may be seen at the
Clerk's office. Tenders will be opened. et the
Township 'Hall, on Monday, July 4th, at 2
o'clock,
61.8 A, H. MACDONALD, Clerk.
Stable for Sale
The Managing Board of Melville Presby-
terian Church is .offering for sale by Public
Anotion on the premises on Saturday, June
18th, at 8 o'olook p. m , tho frame stable onthe
manse property, Stable is 20 a 80 feet in size
nada good building.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Mo-
Oormiok Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Three
months post graduate course during poet year.
Eyes correctly fitted with GMAIMS. Read.
aches. Iufinmed Eyes. Granulated Eye Lids
and other -Eye troubles, caused by Eye -strain.
relieved through properly fitted Glasses.
Satisfaction Assured.
Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door
South of Barrister Sli olair'e office.
Office hours ; 0 to 12 a, m. 1 to 0 p. m. Alen
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Phone 56x ring 4
BRUSSELS MARKET
Full Wheat Sl 40 81 30
Oats 50 — 60
Peas .........._........._ 1 75 1. 76
Bullar 2� 20
Eggs 1. 'it8 Fr Hays 180000 2500
NOTICE TO OREDITORS.—In the
matter of the estate of Jamor. Mc-
Callum, late of the Township of
McKillop, In the County of Huron
Gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121 eeotlon.
68," that nil creditors and others baying claims
agalnet the estate:of the said 3043. 6foCallum
who died on or about the 29th day of April,
A.D 104t, are required on or before the and day
of July, A. D.1021, to send by post prepaid or
deliver to the .undersigned Haeeuterof the
lost will and testament of the deceased, their
Christian and surnames, addresses and de-
eeriptions, the full particulars of their claim,
the statement et their accounts and the nature
of tbe secnrities anvl held by them.
And further take notice-thatalterlast
mentioneddote the
Executor will roeeed (o
distribute the assets Of the demotes. amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having regard
only 10 the claim of which he ehall
be
notice. andthe said Executor not be
able for the pass,s r any part thereofto
any person ereonr, of whose claim fse
shall not hese been received by -him alt the
time such dltlsn
Dated this 18t
h day o?Tune,
A. A 1921.
ARCH. MOCALLD1f, R. R. leo. 1, Walton,
61.8 Executor of the estate.
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It's a Pleasure to
See Such Bread
as ours. The "generously big
leaf, the fine golden brown
most, the (blowy Whiteness of
the Soft part all appeal to the
eye. But it's in the eating that
nut- bread most excels, A taste
of it le 1t revelation of how
good bread can be. Try a loaf
and enjoy learning for your-
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A YEAR FOR LIFE
A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY PROVIDES IT
—No better life investment available
—No better security obtainable
--Cannot be seized or levied upon for any cause
—Wd1 be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed
•--Not affected by trade depression
—Free from Dominion Income 'Tai
--logo medical examination required'
Anyone over the age of 5 years resident Or doiatk led in Canada
may purchase.
Any twopersons may purchase jointly,
Employers may purchase for their employees—school boards for
thew' teachers—congregations for their ministers.
Apply b your' postmaster; or
t7Oor new
postage Sod, 1. r T. rmation gaper.
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