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Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary.
College. Dal and night salla. Office opposite
Meer Mill, Ethel,
JAMES M'/ 'ADZEAN
Igen[ Hoick Mutual fire Insurance Company
Phone 48 ' Turnborry Street, Brussels
Successor to John Barrie, Walton.
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M.. B„ M. O, P., al S. O.
M. 0. f3,, Village of &meets."
Phyaiolan, Surgeon, A000uolteur
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dice M t.;seldenee,"oppoefte Melville Church,
wltltam street,
PRODOFOOT, KILIAN & COORE
Barristers, Soilettors, Notaries Public,
&c,
Moe on the Square, 2nu door from Hamilton
Street,
GODERICS, ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. Pnounroom, K. C. J. SMALLS1i. J. D. Ooowte
%az, oay..mA' aroimb
ELLIOTT
Yonge & Charles ate., Toronto
Is Noted Throughout Can-
ada for High Grade Work.
Write for Catalogue and arrange to
enter at our Fall Term opouingg Aug. 29.
We nonthand positions
annum. a81o4
enta have been In attendanoe this year
from Newtooudtand on the Exit, Qne-
bee on the North and Manitoba on the
West.
W. J, ELL/ores PRINOfPAL
FAOM
IMPLEMENTS
HAVING the Agency foe the lllc.
Cormick and Deering Imple-
plemente I will give closest
prices in anything need Id in Farm Im-
plements or Tractors, Call in and
give your order in U. F. 0. style and
you will save money. I will guaran-
tee you against any reduction in prices
until implement is used, and byorder-
ing now you will save any advance in g
price" which is likely to take place r
soon.
Have a few Itnplements on hand
which will be sold"at, old prices.
SUGARI
by the bag, 1
Now ie the time to tatty, el
Royal Nouseh ld Hour I
BRAN and SHORTS •
i
Barrel and Bag: Sant .
Phones 43 arid 27 I
W, J. McCracken
weessimmitiuseisossessees
real Netcis lulus
KEEP the paint brush moving.
AMaRMMAN sugar has struck the low-
est price in four years.
A'r the best, only a light apple erop is
the general report at present.
PAPER has increased 102 per cent and
labor 65 per cent siege .pre•war clays.
RAILWAYS are again' given the pri-
vilege of running excursious if they see
fit,
PORT ARTHUR teachers have been'.
notified that their salaries are to be cut
to per cent on January est.
A Forest hushes
s
firm announce u a chat'
a "Rist Room for women and children
is to be establisbed'on their premises.
EVERY week you ought to be able to
save the price of a year's subscription by
readiug the advertisements in Teat
PosT,
Seim Teta POST to the absentee mem-
bers of the tamily, You know you don't
write to them very regularly and Tux
Pos•r would give then the news,
We beartily thank those who have
squared up their subscriptions and are
hoping to bear from many more. Do
you owe for '1'tte Pon ? 1f so hadn't
you better pay it right now ?
FaoM Dun's Bulletin we learn that
H. E. McRobb has received judgmeht
against the Huron County Flax Com-
pany, Ltd., for the sum of *774,00, The
plaintiff i
s well known dere
Warms from Merlin Ont.. 0, A.
Deadman says :—It is very dry here and
itis hitting the corn particularly. Clover
is only a medium crop owing to the dry
weather and early frosts. Hay crop will
be light.
PROPRIETOR of Ailsa Craig Banner,
J. W. Kedwell, died at his home in
Ailsa Craig on Tuesday, June etts after
au illness extending some length of time.
Mr. Kedwell lost his wife and his adopt.
ed daughter about two years ago. A.
brother lives in Petrone.
Omura to industrial conditions the
Massey -Harris factory at Brantford
which bas been in continuous operation
during the past six years, will be com-
pelled to close during the Summer
months. The employees of this Com-
pany will be available for work on the
farm during the harvest season.
Tam Posr is in receipt of new road
nide maps, A tourist map,, printed In
ed, indicates main travelled highways
and the black map gives mtortnation as
to sideroads, c0ncesstuu lives, &c, not.
usually recorded. 1'bay are published
by the Mussou Book Co., Torouto, at
the small cost ed so cents each. They
should prove time and gas savers.
GASOLINE has taken anotber drop in
price. The 'motorist pays 38 cents a
gallon now instead of 4o cents, Coal
oil is expected to take en equal drop.
Within a short time gasoline bus been re-
duced eight cents a gallon, and the bot-
tom is not reached yet,It is predicted
that before theSummer is over several
mote cents per gallon will be knocked
off the cost of motoring.
BY changes make in the Voters' Act
at the recent Session of the Legtsla.ute,
Part III of the Voters' List, containing
the names of pet sons ectltled torvote at
elections to the Legislative Assembly
only, is not to be printed until ditectioue
for printing are given by the Chief Elec.
tion Officer, uor is Part III anuject w re-
vision by the County Jud ,e.
GIRLS' CAMP.—London Daily .Free
Press speaks of a holidaying party as
follows some of the namesuf the leaders
being familiar to Brussels :—Over 3o
little London maidens of the "batty
teen" age embark this morning for the
Y. W. C. A. Summer camp at Port
Bruce, the first of the s camps to be
held at the lakeside this season under
the direction of the London Y. W. C.
A. Mrs. William Leery, of tuts city, is
accompanying the first group of
who will spend two weeks the
green, sbadowy huts and rolling mead.
owe at oue of .she most0uarmiug near-
by resorts, The camp this year is being
especially well supervised and equipped,
Miss Helen d'Aviguop camp director,
being assisted by an enthusiastic staff of
workers, • Rev. Prank Anderson, of
this city, is to be camp chaplain, with
Mrs. Anderson as camp mother, Miss
E. V, Ioues will be camp nurse, with
Miss Bessie C11aut, of Toronto Cuiver-
sity, and Miss Edith Deadman, of the
University of Alberta, as mature study
directors, Miss Bessie McCamus, con-
vener of the Y. W. C. A. girls' work
committee, win also be in attendance,
Girls will occupy teats on a lovely
wooded hill slope, while the commis-
sariat departmeut, under the care of an
excellent staff, is occupying the camp
cottage, where meals will be served,
Day's program will include all sorts of.
organized sports, swimming instruction,
Bible and nature study, hikes, wood-
W[e and other fascinating outdoor
things, with plenty of time lett for
stoats and Impromptu entertainments.
Present camp will be succeeded by a
camp for leaders, which will be follow-,
ed fu turn by the two succeeding girls'
camps, Registration for the first camp
Is not yet quite complete, each camp
making provlst011 for between so and 66
it but tltiscx
g peered Chat a number 02
other campers will juin the party during
the course of the week, When manilla.
Bons ere Complete,
David Milne
ETHEL
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Highest Price Paid for
OId
NensI.• .
,Get rid of tbem while the mar-
e kat is good as price is likely
to drop.
M. Yolleck
+ Phone 2t BRUSSELS
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JOE(RING
AGENCY
I John Oliver "*
BRUSSELS
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bee taken over the Deering Ag -
,p fifty and babdles a full litre of +
+Farm lmplemente including the
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n ted
1 H. C. Cream Separators
TIThe only Cream Separator with
two wide open creatn outlets -
4. no cream screw in the path of
dt the cream. See it when hi town. +
t. The I, N, C, 8-19 and i11 -2D Tractors
are among the best.
•+ The Deering Manure, Spreader
With the wide spread and very
li bt in draft
+ g
I John Oliver
IF you Voile eenlettiIbg worth talking.
About, as to either quality er price, it
would pay you to advertise. Mort baro
made money without telveitleleg—mold
aleo farmed before the binder Was ins
mated,
Water ABOUT IT ?
Caleb:10mq in Brussels ?
The tail light on you car 7
Naples of your 93811202 2
Weed and long grass Qutling ?
'Kids" smoking cigarettes t
Wile will get the American Hotel 7
Why don'; Yeti go to Sund+ty School?
Cra.nbrook
1 tool; Reenter,. --Following is the
result of Promotion Exatninatione of
Oranbrook SOWN, Prue 60, Honors
76, Names in order er of merit, Banior
room. Se. III to Jr,
IV—(btd
illlCorea]llz and (h Hector Knight
equal, (h) Irene Dunn, (h) Alma Qur-
eugease[, (1I) Lydia Jeechke, (h) Jack
Noble, (h) Ivan Leitch, (Wive Brown
and (h) Kate McNabb equal, Jr. IV
to kit', 1V— (11) ,Ethel Saralhlon, (b)..
John Fischer', (h) Carrie Dark, (h
Frank Hunter, (h) Edith Smalldof,
(l1) Everett Wright, (11) Lorne Owner.
ou, Alietet' Bird,
' le, MoNAlft, Teacher.
Juhior room. -Jr, II to Jr, III—(h)
Jean Cameron, (b) Jean Noble and
(h) Jack Cameron equal, (b) Bette.
Doxeee (h) Helen McNabb and (b)
Goldwin Knight equal, (h) Marie
Iiuether, (h) Margaret. Brown, (h)
Elsie Fischer, Archie Cawpbell, Jean
Smalldou, Jim Pennington, John
Locking. Jr, II to Sr. II --(h) Eleanor
K+hight, (h) Edith Ford, (h) Emylene
Weiss and (h) Harvey JLoxey equal,
Earl Dunn, Jno. Pennington,' Edith
Brown, Gleet Hunter, Ise to Jr. 1I—
Kathleen Zeigler, Reward Brown,
Eric Long, Hulda Querengesser,
Willie Fischer. Sr, 'Pr, to
1st-
1vel nHueh
Frank Doren
Fergie
o
Sm 11
a don, Primer—Vara Porter,
Cecil Learmont, Roma Cameron, Ei-
mer Locking, Arnold Long, . Merle.
Wllsol,
ALtes J. FORREST, Teaches.
M orr1 s
800004 REPORT. -The following are
the promotions made in S. 8. No. 5,
Morris, June 1921. Jr. IV to Sr, IV—
Richie Procter. Sr, III to Jr IV—
John Noble, George Martin .(h), Rob-
bie McMurray ih), Jr. III to Sr. III—
Bob Procter, Edna Jackson. Sr. Ii
to Jr. III—Francis Jackson, Willie
Granby, -I to Jr. 11 -Alberta McMur-
ray (h), Barry Jackson.
0. RINTOue, Teacher.
SCHOOL 4EPO0T.—Fuilowing. is the
result 1n 8. S No. 4, Morrie, of the
promotion examinations —.Entrance
Olaes Jack Smith, Charlie Smith,
Ella 'Phnell, Verna McOutcbeon.
From Sr. III to Jr. IV'. Honore 75.
Pass 80
Veda White
b
82; Laura
Mc ut
0 eheou 81 Margaret Thuell 73
John McAleer 68,. Edible Parrish 60.
Si II to Jr.,III—James Smith 84
Margaret Nichol 8t ; Velma Jordan
80 t James Parrish 80 Mary McArter
79; Rosa Cardiff 79 • Jack Kelly 78;
George Smith 75 ; Themes Miler 68 ;
Eileen Beirnes 67. From. Pt. II to Jr.
II—Joseph Smith 82 ; Lloyd Smith
79; Leona Cardiff 76. Front Se, Pr.
to Pt. II—Mildred Nichol, Gladys
White, Mervyn Pipe, Glen Smith,
Margaret Harmon ; Got'dou Her-
mon. Primer— Mac Scott ; David
.Allier, Margaret Russell, Kate Rus-
sell.
ISABEL MaNa1, Teacher,.
Goderich Signal gives the following
Editorial eeeommend :—N. H. Fraser,
the nominee of the Liberals of North
Huron for next Federal electiou, is
now a strong candidate. A farmer,
resident in the central part of the tid-
ing, well known and respected, and.
placed in the field by a Convention
representing both rural and urban
voters, he will make a strong appeal
to the electors of all parts of the con-
e—eC:. ,R�,w-.a�+ww'aramw+.m+mn,nranau ...
HEIRESS WITH
Until He Took "Fruit-a•firesff
The . Fruit Medteine
11, It. No, 1. Lome, Ota,
"For over three years, I wait
confuted to lied with Rhepnraeimr,
7 trued with (looters, and tried
nearly •everytlhing:without benefit.
Finally, I tried "Fruit-a-tires".
-.Re/bee.1 had resed..hal/a ba -r /saw
2'no rovetneaI; the pain was easier
and the swelling started to go down
I continued taking this fruit me-
dicine, improving all the thee, and
now ,I can walk about two miles And
do light chores about the place".',
ALEXANDER MUNRO.
60c. a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit -a Ives Limited, Ottawa,
etftuency, Mr. Fraser has been
through two conteste, in one of which
he was successful, And in the other
made a splendid vim, and he has
proved hiineclf a capable and thorough
organizer. U. F, 0. have .1. W. lung
in tine field. Conservativee have not
yet made a nominaion.
grey
80HOOL Room:a,—Following is the
report of S S. No. 5 GeeY , for mouth
of anusr ae h
h exult of promotion ex
aminationg pupils to be in three
classes after Sept 1. Jr. IV—John
Bearss, ltielvyn Hamilton (h), Clar-
ence Clark (h), Ethel Ward, Jessie
Campbell. Sr. III—Margaret McNeil,.
Willie Lucas, Ralph Saruee, Stan,
Alexander, Norman Beirnes, Jr. Ili -
Helen Bairnee. (h) Leola Mills (h), Ross
McNeil, Tommy Lucas, Hughes Atm -
strong, Lelia Ward, Jr, If -Annie
Eveleigh, Balla Lucas, Britton Long-
man. Tet—Jean Campbell,
WillieBeirnee, Lizzie Beirnes, Gladys
Lucas, Vera Longman, Clarence
Hannah. Pr.—Kathleen Bremner,
Florence Hamilton, Beath Longman,
Norman Rea, Prizes for stare won by
Jean
Campbell, ell Bath1e n
Bimutter,
Amis DveIehh.
E. L IL4.RN. Teacher.
9
Huron County Councillors
Picnic at Bayfield
"What is so rare as a day in June?
Then if ever, comes perfect. days."
So said the poet years ago, and the
Huron county council had a perfect
realization of the trnthfulriess of the
poet's' couplet Friday 24th when
over two-thirds of the present council,
many ex -members, the Warden and
Seven ex-\Vardeue and many friends
spent a jolly day of PeOteatiOn at
Jewete'e picnic grounds at Bayfeld.
It was in every sense a re -union day
of the old boys of the present and
past couneile of the historic county of
Huron.
The old county stands in the fore-
front of the counties of Ontario in
nearly every respect, and in no sense
more so than in the splendid men who
have in the post graced the council
board ; and the present occupants are
worthy sons of a long line of worthy
sires. The old county occupies a
unique position in the production of
SLEEP
Ohl what a wonderful word that
is I Can you do it? That is, drop
off into a good sound refreshing
sleep? If you are unable to, there
is something wrong with your nerv-
ous system. It is a danger signal.
Nervous prostration, melancholia,
nervous dyspepsia are only a few of
the serious maladies that are liable
to develop.
DR. MILES' NERVINE—$1.20
will soothe the irritated and over-
strained nerves. Just one or two
doses helps Nature to restore them
to their normal functions. Guaran-
teed Safe and Sure.
Sold in Brussels by James Fax
Where therm ,s s tendency to
constipation, you will find Da.
Mites i.n-rn. Pius effective in
keeping thehmt cisaero.
Established 1893 References : Any Rank ar Mercantile Agency
CREA
Sweet or Sour — We Wantit !
We are paying at the present time :
320 lb. of Butter Fat delivered at any Shipping Station
300 lb, of Butter Fat over territory where we have a
system of collecting by trucks.
Payments made a fourth day after ebillment'reetived,
DANS SUPPLIED FREE,
Co.,
Bowes
70.7& From
B
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• Limited Toronto
Our Os,plbal fully prim up is $700000.00.
1 pi'owlnppt [Alin )u all walks of fifth,
For 330 1clatter In What part of the
world you oast your lot you will find
the num of Huron oceupyhtg 1orent051
poeitinne of trust and honor,
041 I•"riday at Baytleld ryas gather..
ed together a epeodid array of the
past mud preemie diroetars oe 0031331.
elpal affairs of the enmity. The
weather was ideal, the piOkulckel'e all
Igood, humored, mid the eatables nune
than amp10. The good ladie8 had
been asked to bring full baekete, and
they wet brought move than full 'of
the eholeeet edibles .that skill and
good taste could produce.
Along lief of sports was carried out
with the beat of good humor, 1411 er1-
teringinto them with that spirit ni'
hi
co mt d •a e
s p characteristic of ilio
council of Huron, In she besebell
and footled! matches there were teeny
examples of good team pity'aud in
dividuel work that showed- that the
majority of the boys had without
doubt figured prominentle in a 11011110
elhhb 1106 many years bank. The sante
311547 be ea1d of the tug of -way, where
good generalship [end staying polvere
were in evidence, btueh of the mean,
of the auccees of these three overate
wag 43) 601116 due to the many excel.,
lent decisions reed good judgment die.
played in handling therm games by the
umpire, County , Treasurer Lane,
whose fair play appealed to all and
kept the spectatore in gond humor,
One football kicker took the umpire
for the goal and knocked his pipe
galley -west.
The most amusing feature of the
program was a needle race, in which
the Indies with permutes took part.
This wag won by Mrs. and R. b'i. El.
lima, of Stanley, Mrs. J. M. Goven-
lock, of IeloKillop and Mr. Rlopp of
Ray. and Mrs. M20regor and Mr.
McCune, 'of '1'uekeremitb, the ladies
receiving the first, second and third
prizes in Ule order shame
d
Count
Clerkma Holman na dk
of the spurta and introduced the 'die,
fer0nt events At the conclusion of
the games the picknickers were as-
sembled and .brief addresses were
given by the ex -Wardens, the present
Warden, two of the ex-councillore
(John Laporte and W. H.
Fraser) and County Treasurer Lane,
These addresses proved not the least
of the attractions of the day and
allowed that if re me of the ex-Wrr
dens considered themselves too old f, r
the more strenuous genies they had
not lost much of the vigor of youth
in mental capacity.
It wag at this stage that the only
signs of disagreement were displayed,
for V
each Warden erden eraietetl in claim-
ing that he had had the
g good fortune
or presiding over the best -looking and
brainiest bunch of men that ever sat
at the council table. But this was
the only point of difference •, all
agreed that the picnic wase delight•
fill reunion idean i
id should by all
means be continued and its ann111311
00111200110e would be looked forward
to as one of the bright events of the I'
year.
Below is given a list of most of the
chief events, with the results
Baseball, match—sides chosen by
W. J, Smitten and N. W. Trewartha.
W. J. .SpnttonRu,.ne 1 N. W. Trewartha.l
Runs
A. E. Erwin .....1 Roy Patterson .,...I
H. Irwin (Tor.).0 J. Douglas ........,. 1
E.:Verner I W. Coates...... ,... 1
W. Elston 0 L++', Klnpp 1
J. McNabb ......1 J. Moffatt........... 0
R. ftf, Elliott,,..0 J. Porter ..... ...e.,.0 -
W. R. E11}ott,,..0 A. H. Neeb ...... 0
4 6
Batteries for both aides—Sturgeon
nil Weston. Umpire --W. Lane.
Football match—sides chosen by W.
Iston and W. Coates,
Elston Coates
R. M. Elliott H. Sturgeon
Buchanan B, Sturgeon
Toms Reynolds
Erwin Spotton
' McNabb Mitchell
Currie - Fraser
Merner Douglas
Da9168031 Geminha'dt
Purdah W. R. Elliott
Rlopp Neeb
Result—].;stmt 2, Orates 1.
Referee, V. Lane. Timekeeper, R
Miller.
'l'ug of war—sides chosen by A.
piing and A. H. Neeh,
Tipling Neeb
McNabb Ooates
Elston Moffat
Corrie R. M. Elliott
Spotton Klopp
Mother 'Crewartha
Laporte Wallis
Erwin Doig
Reynolds Fraser
Dr. Clark Govenlock
Pardon Douglas
Won by Neeb in two straights.
Refereee—Potty and ,Lane.
tending broad jump—A. geon,
)son Gnvenlock, R. M. Elliott, and
413 Eetvin.in order named,
flop, step and jump—Sturgeon,
renlock, E111011, Erwin and Pur -
1 in Orem. ,tamed,
I?
man's 3'409 (over 200 rue) }lt y -
d8, coater, McNabb, Laporte, in
d91'uamed.
Vardeu's rare—W, R. Ellintt, J.
Crnveolnek, 0, 0.'Petty, in order
mad, Bays, Oanleloll, Currie and
npbellleft at the poet.
eedle race as given before.
inch praise to die the boys of Bay
d, who formed an exeeilent battery
each side in the baseball match
took a prominent part in the font -
and other games and in every
y did eo much to make the day a
CCese,
tVe cannot con
tliude this account of
picnic without extending thanks
congratulations to the ladies for
excellent pravielon made fey the
er man in the splendid thieve load
the tables, and for the whole.
reed )Wanner in which they entel'•
n10 the progpt'r�am. Thanks are due
to the ex -Wardens of the county
their 'attendance and interest in
events of the day, especially to
t wonderful veteran, Thos. E.
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rhea's it forty-two yyears ago
who yet, in spite of 1i;e ' years,
ifeete a keen, almost youthful in.
s[ fn everything pertaining to the
Weal, munlcipal and social life of
people, His nddeeee as well as
se of the others was 13111 of lire and
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and lnotlleotne in flavor as well
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gentle materials, employing
none but skilled haltev8 and
halting in the beet modern
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• Following ora the names of the ex -
Wardens prreent, the untllicipaity
retch represented and the year of of
•
Hca :
Thos. E. Iiaye, bicleillop-1$70.
J. T. Currie, 113 1Vawauneir:.-1007,
1)uvid Cantelon, .Clinton -1014.
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J. M. Govaolock, M, le, Pe M411109'-
1915,
1016,
W, R. Elliott, Stephen -1918.-
J. N. Oampbe)1, 15, Wawanoslt--1010.
Geo, 0. Petty; Hensall-1020..
Peter le. Doig, Hayrick—present Wars
Tien,
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argains
AT
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STARE
Ladies' Cotton Hose of fine quality
All 350 Prints, our Sale Price
All 250 Prints, our Sale Price -
25c
- 29c
19c
Ladies', Men's, Boys', Girls' and Infants' Shoes
Now
at Pre-war Prices.
M en's Suits from -
Youths' Suits from -
All Wool Serges for Fall at Prices
All Silks Reduced to
Print Aprons, our Sale Price
Harvest Gloves from -
19.98 to 40.00
9.50
to 14.00
that will Surprise you
Lowest Leven
- 1.19
40c to .75
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Our Grocery Department
2 Cans Extra Good Salmon 854: Rice, 3 lbs, for..,.. . 25c
L Cetus Extra Good Salmon 25e Good Black 'Tea while it
Cattle Salt per lb .........., be lasts, ;........ 40c
1
Su t
butper lb .
1 be
Other er Croce ales in
comparison
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Hats and Caps Reduced in Price.
Rain Coats for Men at new Low Level Prices
In fact all goods in our Store are now within the Islay -
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ilia reach of everybody. I:t
We solicit a share of your patronage.
1 is & Son, Ethel
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With every purchase of $5.0o FREF
in cash we will give a good
Four Stringed Broom - -
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The Economical Oar
V EN if the Ford Oar cost six or seven hundred dollars more than
it does—the rued Oar would still be the economical tar to buy
—because of its great durability,
—the low cost of operation,
"' —and the low CMG of repairs, the charges for which are fixed
by the Company 1n over 5,000 Ford Dealer and Service Stations in
Canada,
The low first cost of a Turd Car, the light oonsonption of fuel aid
oil, •the fixed cost of repairs and genuine Ford parte
-makes the Ford Oar, without exception,. the most econom-
ical car to buy and drive.
the ear, its fact, Which the than of moderate means can
Word to buy and operate,
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Ds M. SCOTT, Brussels
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER