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This week we have selected 'alist of items,
two of which usually go together, The
prices quoted are Extra Good Values -
25c . Tube Rexall
Tooth Paste
and Tooth Brush
I3oth for 45c,
50
Bot.
Cocoanut Oil
and Beat Quality Hair Net
Both for 65c.
20c Wash Cloth
and
Good Hand Scrub Brush
Both for 80e.
15e Crystal Nipple
and Baby Soother
Both for 25e
Eastman Films
We carry a good supply of
Films,
Bring in or mail us your Films
for Developiug and Printing.
Prompt service.
F. S.
25c Shaving Stick
and
Styptic Pencil
Both for 35c.
The. Writing Pad
and
Bottle of Writing Ink
Both for 25o.
25cTin Talcum
and
Face Chamois
Both for 40a.
15e Quire Writing Paper
and Pkg. Linen Envelopes
Both for 25o.
Si
The TZei Store
Palm Leaf Fans
We have just received a num-
ber of these, the first we have
been able to get in several
year,: Two sizes -15 and zoo,
Fancy Folding Fans
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Druggist and Stationer
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r t 1)OSaNS of items crowded out this
fr,Ca,t eb gt IU week. but will fled place in next issue.
A TIE game of Foot Ball was played
by the ,fu&ors at Ethel Monday even.
WEATHER is warming up.
SMALL Hammer found. Enquire at
Tau Pos+r.
EN'rxANce Examinations begin next
Tuesday, continuing for the two follow-
ing days.
AUCTION Sale Wednesday afternoon
of this week of American Hotel, Furni-
ture, &c.
DID you read Chapman Bros. adv.
yet Renouncing great bargains in boots
and shoes ?
BRUSSELS lawn bowlers won 1st place
at the Wroxeter Tournament last week
and enjoyed a good time.
SUNSET Camp for boys and all others
interested in Boys' work opens at Gode-
rich on July 4th and continues to artb,
THE POST acknowledges receipt of in-
vitations Old s t0 Walkerton O d Boys' and
Girls' Re -union July 23-30 and similar
courtesies from Listowel who jribilete
from July 30 to Aug, 4
JIM HAL. the pacing horse owned by
J. H. Galbraith, won first money in the
2 5o class at Ripley races last 7.'bursday,
getting a mark of 2 24 . unite a num-
ber of sports from Brussels attended the
meeting,
At the Intermediate Foot Rall match
Thursday evening of last week at At-
wood. the tome team captured the game
by 2-0 from our boys. Atwood team
play strong ball. Game was not a one
sided affair however.
SATURDAY afternoon the Little Stars
Mission Band of Melville church enjoyed
a picnic on the lawn at the home of Mrs
Robert Thomson. The Band expressed ,
their sorrow at losing their faithful
President, Mrs. B. S. Scott, who is re-
moving to London.
INsescyost PELLOW WRITES —The 101.1
lowing letter speaks for itself :—To the
Council of Brussels and all Whom it may i
concern •—I bereby declare Constable
Oliver had nothing to do with address-
ing letters to me under fictitious names. i
I gave bins the name on paper and asked
him to use that address, nothing being
said. This is only one of other names I
use in my business.
Yours truly,
W. T. FELLOW,
License Inspector for Huron.
BIRTHDAX PARTY, — Thursday after-
noon of last week a Birthday Party was
tendered Mrs. Robt. Kerr, by a number
of old friends, celebrating her 76th an-
niversary, After presentation of besuti-
ftil boquets and good wishes a few social
hours were enjoyed, followed by a tasty
luncheon. rhe Birthday cake was
adorned by candles representing the
hostessage, which were ligbted for the
occasion, Mrs. Kerr had the misfortune
to break 4 ribs 4 weeks ago but is im-
proving iu health and has gone to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Wallace, at To-
ronto.
Esse BALL —Thursday afternoon of
last week Wingbam Base Ball team
played the return game with Brussels
and showed their ability on the diamond
both 10 the field and at the bat. Every
man is a base bell player and handles his
position well, For the first aye innings
with Gee in the box, Brussels gave them
a game that woe, at least, interesting to
the spectators, but et this point the
managemeat undertook to improve
matters end tried out 00 leas than four
pitchers before the close of the game re-
sulting in it disorganisation of the whole
team with disastrous results from errors
on all aides. It. •Horning, of Pdimer-
eten, Secretary of the Association, um-
pired the game. We are omitting the
score as We have other platters more im-
portant to take up our space.
ng, score being 1.1. G. Rintoel was
reteree, leo Bowman, of Brussels ir,
had the misfortune of getting his pro-
bo:•is broken by an accidental collision
WILiAW:HBY FARM AGENCY, the larg-
est farm Agency in Canada, has engaged
aamnel Carter. Brussels. to act es their
Agent in this district, and would ask all
those who desire to sell or purchase a
farm to get in touch with Mr. Carter,
The Head Once is situated at 43 Vic-
toria St , Torouto, Ont.
JUNtolt Foo•r BALL—Ethel Junior
Foot Ball team defeated Brussels in the
game played here last Wednesday even-
ing, by a score of 2 o. The teams were
evenly matched and a good game was
put up but the home boys were out of
luck and failed tn place the ball betweenn
the stakes. Back, of Wroxeter refereed
the game.
('0LLTe Peps for axle. Apply to
Phone 588 ALEX, NICRCL, Brussels,
25Feung Plge lar sale.
Phone 4,111 ARrnna WARD,
t'asaNT 111e for sola 8, 4 and 8 ineb also cal -
bort tile eemant for axle.
Phone s1.2 L. B. BeeMAN, Blaevalo.
MeenictitY Fait RAia; Mauaey Barrie 7 -ft.
Binder, sheaf carrier and truck, in first -close
condition, also good 53,111. . moer,
A. Bwscr, Brussels.
Sow WANT/tn.—One that will farrow In the
Haar future. W,LYa1D LANG
phone 849. It, R. No. 8, Brussels,
BTTOxwRaAT for sale also a quantity of
oats. Apply at Lot 28, Lon. 7, Grey township
er phone 8619. EowatD RowLAND,
Want; you're going home take a City Dairy
ice orram brick with you from W. A. Gnaw-
/ a's.
Dn. PAax aa, Osteopathic Physician, visite
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervone diseases sueeesefully
treated. Vlelte reeidences. Consultation nt
Queen's Hotel.
BeTtrnTAgIya WANTED for Brnssols and
Apron County to represent "The O!d Rellable
yonthill Nurseries.' Big ,,alae are to be made
in selling Nursery stock during the recoil•
straotlon period.• A splendid oppertmdty for
aR.anlenman, Hlghast eommlesiona paid,
handsome, fres equipment, large line of fruit
and ornamental stook to offer. STose &
Wettme'oze, Toronto, Ont.
A srO,_10 of boots and shoes has been
added to the shelves of Toe Schwadron's
store. Watch out for new edvt. next
week.
SiETnms1-T Parsonage is being wired
for Hydro this week and the Ladies' Aid
is also financing new papering, .lrc, be-
fore Rev. Mr. Clark and family arrive,
Ladies' Gnild of St, John's church,
Brussels, will have a sale of Home made
Baking and serve Tea in the Library
Saturday a"eruonn, July 20d All will
be wcic'.me
GET 'rttaax.—Listowel vs, Brussels
Intermed.a es play the deeding Foot
Rail game of the District Friday evening
on Victoria Park, Brussels, Don't miss
it as it promises to be a dandy,
W. H. Fa •situ NOMINEE — Several
Liberals attended the Nominating Cou•
yeetion at Wingham on Tuesday after.
Boon, W. B. Fraser, ex -M. 1' P.. Mor•
itis township, was chosen candidate after
A close ballot, Mr Hill, Colborne. and
Editor Robertson, Gnderich, being his
competitors. Fuller report next week.
Banscpig W014 — Tuesday afternoon
Lochalsh ball tossers played a good
game with the tOWn team on Victoria
Park, our Nye winning by a score of
to'S and au 1Luiegs, Bobs Campbell
pitched a consistent game throughout
and Was well supported by Catcher Spef-
ford. The visitors are a tree bunch but
were u0t to Rat any stage of the game
whit our lads. No room this week f0t
'viler repnrt. Thursday of this week
Brussels playa Ot LUcknow,
REDPATH
GRANULATED
SUGAR;
by the bag. •
Now le the tine to buy, •
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Royal Household dour s
• BRAN and SHORTS
Barrel and Bag Salt:
Phones 43 and 27 o
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W. J. McCracken
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WON A SCHotattstna.—We are very
pleased to chronicle the fact that Miss
Muriel rlio who isnow visiting
u al S a1
P g.S
under the parental roof in town, won a
$So 00 Scholarship at Albert College,
Belleville, in 0,nnectlon with her course
at that institution, We congratulate
her and wish her many future successes,
Ran Ho'r Foo•r BAM.—Fr:day even-
ing of this week the deciding game of
this Intermediate District will he played
0o Victoria Park, Brussels, between the
well known Listowel team and Brussels
eleven. Game at 6,3o. Roth teams are
out to win and it promises to be the
Foot Ball event of the season. Don't
miss it. Admission to Park only 250.
Wm. T. and Mrs, Mooney, of Grand
Coulee, Sask., made a short visit with
friends in Brussels and locality this.
week. Mr. Mooney is the eldest son of
the late Henry Mooney, a former well
known resident of the 51h line of Morris
They came East to attend Abe Medical
graduating class in Toronto last week,
their eldest daughter being one of the
number. bliss Mooney has spent the
past three years in the Queen city fol-
lowing a two-year term in Edmonton.
It is 2q years since Mr. Mammy went
West and 23 years since he visited here.
before. He says prospects were never
better for a bumper crop than they are
this year.
DIED IN WINSHAM—The Wingbam
Advance of last week makes the follow-
ing reference, the deceased being a
brother to Mrs, George McMillan, of
town :—"On Monday afternoon Simon
Mitchell passed to the Great Beyond at
bis residence, Water St„ after an illness
which lasted for the past three mouths
The late Mr. Mitchell was in his 76th
year and as a former Reeve of t+ Ing-
ham, and at the time of his death was a
member of the Council Board. He was
a fearless debater, and was ever ready to
express his views on all municipal mat.
tern. Besides his widow he is survived
by five of a family to his deceased wife
viz :—Alf., of London ; Mrs. Harry
Walton and Mrs. Fred. Fuller, of Wing -
ham : Miss Becca, of Toronto ; and
Herb of Wingham. Deceased had resid
el in Wiugham for over thirty years.
He wan Conservative in politics and in
religion a .Methodist. He was also a
member of the Canadian Order of Chos-
en Friends and the Loyal Orange As
snciation and Royal Black Preceptory.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. E. F. Armstrong and the L, 0 L
Among the floral tributes were beauti-
ful wrellhs from the family, the town
council, the Orange Order and the C. 0.
O F." George and Mrs. McMillan and
Jars and Mrs Meadows of town attend-
ed the funeral
&tits B. Warr Ds EAsEn The Elora
Express says of a former highly esteemed
Brussetite:—"The death occurred on
Saturday, June ttth, 1921, of Miss Bar
bare Watt, formerly of Elora, Ontario,
at the resideuc. of her brother in law,
Rev. Dr. Ross, 117 Constance street,
Toronto. Some weeks ago Miss Watt
suffered a tall, laud her dea,b is the re
suit of au illness which followed Miss
Watt went to Toronto re years ago and
had lived with her brother-in-law, She
is survived by a sister, Mrs. Wm. Wat-
son,
atson, Drayton, Ontario, (who is also in a
very serious sate of health at present)
and by one brother John Watt, of Elora.
Ont. The remains .,ere brought to
Elora, the funeral taking place Tuesday
afternoon from the borne of John Watt.
to the Elora Cemetery. Rev, Mr. Mc-
Donald. of Knox churcb taking the ser-
vice, Deceased was a daughter of the
late Alexander Watt, one of the pioneers
of this district. Of a quiet and unob-
trusive disposition, she possessed quali-
ties which endeared her to a wide circle
of fiends, her amiability, gentleness and
fidelity winning for tier a warm place in
the regart: of those who knew her well.
Service wris held at the home in Toron o
on Sunday evening, couducted by her
pastor, Rev. J. 11 Turnbull, High Park
Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev
J. R, Craigie unit Rev. W. G Hanna"
Deceased is sell remembered in Brus-
sels.
PEEseNTArloN.—At the close of choir
practice In the Methodist ehureb last
Friday night the members adjourned to
the church parlor eats a messenger was
sent to the Parsonage summoning the
pastor and family. A E Hersey made
the following brief address and Miss
Pearl Duk, in behalf of the choir pre-
sented Mrs Staff•ird with a fine electric
lamp, which was lighted on the table:—
DEAR Mao STAFFORD—We, the mem-
bers of the choir, keenly regret the time
has come for you to to take your depar-
ture from among es, You hnve, es.
peciaily since aSaeming the leadership
of the choir, endeared yourself to each
one of us, Although we did not at all
times measure tip to your expectations,
yet withal you were generous and con-
siderate. As a mat k of our Wean, we
ask you to accept this electric table
Tamp and trust: that in your new home it
will chase the shadows away and remind
You that Hrusds choir will always be
interested in your future anti pray that
God may bless your every effort. vlrs,
Stafford, who so competently and ae•
ceotably filled the post of leader of
choir for past 3 years, was genuinely
surprised but replied in kindle terms
thanking the members for their good
wishes and gift but not forgetting their
faitlifnlness and standing by her. She
would never forget Brussels and the
To Parents
®PEN a Savings Account in this Bank for each
child the year it is born. Make small deposits
regularly, and when college days come, the requi-
site funds are ready and the education will not be
q drain on the family purse,
THE
STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA, t74
TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINET1f. MILLIONS
Brussels
sls Branch t - - G. H. Semis, Manager.
Dublin
. • F. McConnell, Manager.
choir, Rev. Mr, Stafford' also gave
short suitable remarks A testy lunch
was served and the eoc.pAny separated
with expressiou of good wishes. Rev.
and Mrs: Stafford end (entity leave .for
Ruthvea; Essex Co„ next week,
Church Qhitn.es
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Sunday Major Maor Graham will 0011-
duct services in Melville church,
Special feature of morning service will
be the unveiling of the Memorial Tab-
let to the soldier lads who fell In the
world war
Next Sabbath Rev. W. E Stafford
will preach the eoneludiog discourses of
his 4 year pastorate in Brussels Metho-
dist church His new eharge will be
Ruthyen, Essex County, to which he
and his family will :•emove next week.
Rev, C. F. Clark, Ph D., Parker st.
church, Sarnia, the newly appointed
pastor of Methodist church, Brussels.'
will occupy the pulpit for the first time
on Sunday, July 3rd, at the regular
hours. The reverend gentleman_ has
been 5 vests on his ,ass charge.
The Lord Bishop of Huron will bold a
Confirmation and preach Sunday morn-
ing at 21 a. m, at St, John's church,
There will be a class of about 24 con-
firmed including several from Walton.
Bishop goes to Gorrie Sunday afternoon
and Wingham in the evening,
# People We Talk About . 3t
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S Carter was in the Queen city this
week,
Roy Stewart is home from Toronto
for his vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton were visitors
at Gorrie and Clifford,
Mrs Garfield Dunbar, of Oshawa, is
visiting at the parental home, Brussels.
B. Dark, Galt, was in town last week.
Harry and Mrs. Querin accompanied
him.
ex -President Taft has been chosen
Chief Justice of the United States Sup
remix Court.
Mrs. D. M. Clark, of Hamilton, is a
visitor at the home of her parents; Bar.
rister and Mrs Sinclair.
T. and Mrs, Thibideau, Mrs. G. Thib-
ideau and mother motored to Monition
to visit old time friends.
J, H. and Mrs. Cameron and Mrs.
Slemmon, of London, were renewing
old friendships in town,
Miss Marion Wrighton, B. A, of
London, is a guest of Mrs. Geo. E
Weller, 'l'urnberry street.
Mrs. M. G. Richardson and her
daughter, Mrs Moffatt and daughter,
are here for a holiday with relatives and
old friends. They were former resi-
dents,
L V ,and Mrs. Delmage and Mrs
Adam De -image, of Rothsay, and Mrs.
Kinnie and Mrs. Gadd. Detroit, were
visitors at the home of Mrs,- W, W.
Harris, Queen street,
B. S. Scott, Principal of the Continua-
tion School, was acting as presiding ex•
aminer at Wingham last weelt, while J.
F Ross, of Seaforth, was looking after
the Bruseels pupils in like capacity,
Mrs R M. Williams, Londou, and
Miss Milieu Watson, of the Telephone
staff, Toronto, enjoyed a visit under the
parental roof here for a week or so.
They are daughters of Jno and Mrs.
Watson, Alexander street.
W. H. and Mrs. Kerr, of THE POST,
arrived home last Monday from a de,
lightful trip to the Pacific Coast, with
the Weekly Newspaper Association
Party. They were away 3 weeks which
were packed full to overflowing. More
ROOD.
Richard and Mrs. Reel, of Manitoba,.
were visitors with T. F. and Mrs. Whit-
field, Queen street. 'they are cousins
The visitors have been in the West for
past 3o years and have done well. They
have 425 acres, 225 of it in wheat this
year.
Mrs. R. S Scott regrets that she will
be unable to call on her many friends
before leaving town but will be at home
Friday afternoon and evening of this
week and will he glad to have them ,call
on her, R S. Soott is presiding at
exams. in Wingham this week.
We are s'try to state that Tames
Speir is not regaining his health as
his many friends hoped for, He is bacir
ie bed with something of the nature of
irflammatory rheumatism with a torch
of anaemia. A turn for permanent
betterment would be gond news,
Miss Mende Patterson, of Owen
Sound locality, has returned to her home
after snending a m inch with J. 1 and
Mrs. Gilpin. She made many friends
while here and proved herself a most
estimable person and true to the
appreci'five representation preceeding
her. 'rhe Gllpins were sorry to part
with her.
Premier Martin and his Government
have been returned to power in Saskat-
chewan Province by a large majority
Mr. Martin is an old idtiron Co boy, a
son of R. -v, Mr, Martin, of Exeter.
ROM, Mr. Latta, the new Minister of
Cducation, is also a Hurouian, having
taught school hr Crediton locality, He
h"ids a strong position in the West and
was very hearty In reception of Huron
Co. Bailors at Saskatoon and Regina,
Pliuevalet
Harold 7Inlrriee, Brusevls, was home
over .r . 9t unda .
Geo, Haney y anetlt the week .enol
with friends tit Wtoxcitr,
Mra. Andrew Holmes is at present
yisitiug her daughter at Toronto,
Raymond Elliott looks very happy
these days, A. young daughter arc v -
ed recently,
Rev, Me, Mills was at Mount Forest
on Sunday taking charge of Presby-
terian services at that place.
SW—HAMLIN. —Awedding •rl
ANN dr g o f
much interest took place in Kincar-
dine on Wednesday, June 155th, at the
home of the bride's parents, P. F, and
Mee. Hamlin whenen their daughter,
Donalci Janet, became the bride of
Rev, Harold 1.
Swann, B, A., son of
Rev. Francis and Mrs, Swann, Van-
couver, B. 0. TIIe bride, who was
given away by her father, looked win-
some in her navy t tail
Dred. travelling
suit, small -blue mohair hat, and
corsage of Ophelia roses, The cere-
mony was conducted by Rev. Mr.
()lorry, pastor of Kincardine Metho-
dist church, and during the signing of
the register Mise Mary Anderson
sang "Until." After a dainty buffet
luncheau Mr. and Mrs., Swann left on
the 1 50 train to spend their honey-
moon on the Kawartha Lakes, where
they have taken a cottage. The
groom was a former resident of Blue -
vale, i
Moncrie•ff
Milton Steppe, .Clinton, spent the'
week end at the home of G. MoTag-
gart. -
Miss Nettie Sleeken spent a few
days last week at the home of Alex,
Marin.
Mise Esther Nyros, Toronto, is
spending a few weeks with friends in
this locality.
Mise Maggie Tough spent the .week
end with her cousin, Mee B, Tough,
teacher S, S. No. 8, Grey,
A few of the Foot ball enthusiasts
of this locality attended the Foot ball
match in Listowel last Friday evening.
Quite a number of the Ohrietian'
Endeavour members . here attended
the 0, E. pie-nic held in Monkton last
Wednesday afternoon.
0. and Mrs. Joss, Will, and Gladys
and Mee. Bayball motored up from
Toronto and are spending a few days
at the home of James Marin,
Henfryn
Garden party at the home of Mr.,
Kerr was a good mimeos. Proceeds,
569.75.
On Wednesday of this week our
new store.keeper, Mn. McMillan, is
expected to arrive. We wieh him
BUGGIES.
Last week saw the commencement
of the repairing of the Henfryn road,
under the supervision of Ed. Collis.
A good lob is expected.
In reports circulated here by the
Jas. Thomson family they blame niy
neighbors and friends for the trouble
in my hnme, for which . they them-
selves are responsible, pproof of
whish
can beproducedif necessary.
H. L. STEWART.
B. C. S. Promotion Results
FORM I
The following students passed on
the basis of their term work and were
not required' to write the examina-
tion :—M. Jewitt 80%, 141. McNair 78,
A.. Ballantyne 75, L. Thuell and 0.
Bolger (equal) 78, 0. Strachan 71, M.
Passmore 70, The following students
wrote the examinations, names in or-
der of merit t—Passed with lionore—
M. Wood R. Askin, Phased—L, Mc-
Kay, G. Best, B. Thuell, M. Baker,
G. Stewart, K. Williamson. Recom-
uterlded.-0. Cardiff (Hist. Total).
Detailed statement of standing will
be sent those who failed.
B. S. Scow, Prin.
W. MORRIS, Aao't.
MARRIED
OTrsATU—O'Netr.L,—At 85, Clare's church,
Toronto, on Suns 101h, 1921,.by Ray. Fr.
McCabe, Di'..T. H Strath, eon et the late
Win. . and Mrs. Strath, Grey township, to
Mies Laura O'Neill, daughter of the late
B, and Mra. O'Neill, of Barrio,
GR1rmipn-13181,0P,—At the Manse Bruasele,
on June 15th, 1921, by Rev..7. P. McLeod,
Mr. George E. Griffith to Mies Annie Hite
lop, both of Howlett township.
BTRAOUAN—RoNNeNBaso. —AL Grace Presby -
teflon Church, Calgary. by Rev. J, R,
Leverte, on June 14th, 1921,Mr. Howard
Strachan, of Lone Butte, Sask., formerly
of Ethel, Ont., to blies Adeline A, B Rom
nenherg, of alonkton, Ont.
IN MEMORIAM
MODONALD.—In lovingmemory of jog, E ma.
D',oebd, who died 1n. Grey township, Jnue
29nd,1920.
Just a year ago, dear brother,
You ware celled, 1t seemed too 9000:
And some then we've lost another,
He, like yon, Was called at noon.
And life's pathway has boon darkened
By those shadows from each grave,
But we're trusting in the Saviour,
In the promisee lie gave,
There's a land whore comes no sorrow,
Neither Wearineee nor pain
And in BOWS glad and bright pain,
We shrill hope to meet agate.
—MATURE, SloTBrt AND BnoeOBaa.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOL.OGtSr
Graduate Department of Cplltlmha0logy, Mo.
Oor,i,ink Medical College, Chinago, Ill. Throe
menthe cast graduate amuse daring past year.
Eyes correetly fitted with Glasses, Heed•
lichee,Inflamed Eyes, Granulated Eye Tide
Had oher Eye troubles, unused by Bye•etraln,
relieved through proearly fitted Glasson,
*insiaf,iettoll Assured.
Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door
South of Barrister Sinclair's of ee,
00105 ]louse : 0 to 12 a, In,: 1 to a p m Also
Wednesday and I to day reveniings,g 4
NNI00.0100000 01i i11111#!I0
Fox's Drug Store
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• For the Potatoes For Rose Bushes
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• For the Fruit Trees For the Chicken Pen
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Zenoleum, Kreso Dip,
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BORN
81.B1aAN.—In Gray township, on Jute 111b,
1021, to Mr. and: Mrs, Alex ipeiren, a
daughter.
Joo'Bs.—At the Manse, Belgrnve, on ,Tune 17th,
1021. to Rev, and Mrs. Colston G. Jones, a
son (Donald Colston.)
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DIED EEgg+er
MOTAOOART.—In Clinton, on June 17th, 1921, Hogs
Margaret Hart, widow of the late Malcolm an,
McTaggart, aged 90 years.
BRUSSELS MARKET
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Great Bargains
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Ladies' Cotton. Hose of fine quality
All 35c Prints, our Sale Price
All 25c Prints, our Sale Price
25c
- 29c
19c
Ladies', Men's, Boys', Girls' and Infants' Shoes
Now at Prewar Prices.
Men's Suits from - 19.98 to 40.00
Youths' Suits from 9.50 to 14.00
All Wool you Ser es for Fall at Prices that will Surprise 9 p
All Silks Reduced to Lowest Level
Print Aprons, our Sale Price
Harvest Gloves from -
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40c to .75
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Our Grocery Department
2 Cans Extra Good Salmon 85c
2 Cans Extra Good Salmon 25c
Cattle Salt per lb ,...... 5c
Sulphur per lb....... ..... ....... 5c
Rite 8 Ibis for .,.., .. 2511
Gooey Black Tea while it
lasts, per ib 40e
Other Groceries in comparison
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Hats and Caps Reduced iii Price.
Rain Coats for Men at new Low Level Prices.
In fact all goods in our Store are now within the buy-
ing reach of everybody,
We solicit a share of your patronage.
Halts & Son, Ethel
SPECIAL
With every purchase of $5,0o
in cash we will give a gond FREE
Four OUr Stringed Broom