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SUTHERLAND & SONS
i-1MITED
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WM.. SPENOE M
OONV.i'YANGEj AND 1.8B JEli
OF MARRIAGE LIOENSLi'S
Mee in the Pest OWee, Ethel, 00-4
OR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night oaks, Office opposlt@
Flour Mill, Ethel.
JAMES M'PADZEAN,
Agent Howick Mutual Ilse Insurance Company
Phone A9. 'Turnberry Street, Brussels
Su000esor to John Harris, Walton.
T. T. M'RAE
M. R„ M. C, P., @ B. 0.
M. O. H., Village ot Brussels,
Phyatofan, Surgeon, Acoouaheur
U Moe et realdenoe, opposite Mel file Ctittrah,
William street.
PIODUEOOT, OIIIOIAN Il CODKE
Barristers, Ooacttore, Notarioa Publlo,
°Moe on the Square EOG door Strom Hamilton
'Street,
t3ODERTOH, ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W.PROUDPOOe,R,0. 7,1... DILLORAN
H. J. D. 0000E
ELLIOTT
ledzed
Tonga & charier. ate., Toronto
1s Noted Throughout Can-
ada for High Grade Work. .Q
Write for Catalogue and erra,ge to
enter at our Fall Terni opening Aug, 2e
Wo have tilled positions recently at 3160
n month and $:700 per annum Band.
ems have been in attendenee cafe pint,
tram Nnwtouneland on the !Cant, Quo• -
boo ou the North and hlinitubu on the
West,
W1 J+ ELLIOTT. PR1NO!PAL
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
HAVING the Agency for the Mc-
Cormick and Deering Imple-
elemeuts I wilt give closest
prices in anything need 'd in Farm Iw-
plemenes or 'reactors. Call in and
give your order in TI. F. O. style and
you will save money, I will gnai'atl-
teeyou against any reduction in prices
until implement is used, and by order-
ing now you will save any advance in
price which is likely to take place
so n.
Have a few Implements on hand
which will be sold at old prices.
David Milne
• ETHEL
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Highest Price Paid for
Old•
. dens
+ .E.
+
t Get rid of them while the mar-
ket is good as price is likely
to drop.
M. YolIeck
4' Picone 2x BRUSSELS +
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DEER N
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1 AGENCY •.
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* John Oliver ii
BRUSSELS +
* has taken over the Deeringg-Ag-
envy and haadlee n full line of +a
Farm Implements including the a,
noted
1 1. Hr' C. Cream. Separators
+'• The only Cream Sepafatoe with 1
eo
ti twn wide open cream °Mlets-
.. no cream e
t to moth Drew in tl t 1 of f
t
when in town, .
'i'
- the cream.Sue it Niev
M The I, H. C, 8.18 and 111-20 Tractors
a1.6 g
aMou the best,
t,
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The Deering Manure Spreader
With the Wide spread auli„very
Ilight in craft.
John Oliver
R B 0 PATF-T •
GRAN CILAT EJD
iSUGAR!
• by he bag, 8
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• -' Now Jo the time to buy, •
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! Royal Household !
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, BRAN' and SHORTS ilt
8
Barrel and Sag Salt, •
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t•Phones 43 and 27
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W. J. McCracken
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Pad betas ,Items
RASPBERRIES are on the market,
'•Ei.s1R CAMPsaw." took 3rd money at
the Stratford races.
JNo. LOGAN is doing iuitial work at
the mill dant preparatory to building a
cement section to repair the damage
done by the wash out last year,
LAST week Lou Williamson lost a
valuable borne, supposed cause originat
ing from the extrenne beat. Another
animal was affected but recovered.
Miss Irene Wilkinson, who has been
housekeeping at the home of Mrs. Jno,
Downing, has returned to her parental
home near Beigrave for the Summer
months.
Do yeti purpose ordering nursery
stock of any kind ? 1f so). E. Smith,
Brussels, has au agency for the web
known Fronthill Nurseries and will be
glad to bear from you,
No more sneezing Summer colds.
Hay Fever yields to RAR -MAH always,
just as Rheumatism, Sciatica, etc., will
to T. IS, C's. Sold locally by las. Fox.
A. PRESENTATION of a fine couch was
made to Miss Isabel McNab, at the home
of W. H. and Mrs. McCulcheon, 6th
dne, Morris, Tuesday evening of last
week by the people of {bat locality.
H. W. I{AUFMAN, printer and publish-
er of Wellesley. Ontario. is discontinu-
ing. Many a uewspaper in this Pro..
V
in gotta has oa out ot busiuess in the
past 4 years and more may tumble yet,
IS,Asr HURON Fail Fair Prize List is in
the hands of the printer. Dates of Fair
are Thursday and Friday, Sept. 18'and
*6. List is being extended and improv-
ed and the Fair promises to be bigger
and better titan ever. Boost for it by
both word and deed.
W. A. and Mrs. Ross. Fergus, Ont„
formerly of Brussels, announce the en-
gagement of their only daughter, 2alma,
to Asa W. McKay, eldest son of 1). anis
Mrs. McKay, Cobden Ont., ehe wedding
to take place quietly towards the end of
July.
SOME QUERIES. -
Dare of arrival of Hydro ?
W)IM there be plenty of coal ?
Who has the best garden 5* town ?
Have you paid your sub. to 'TIE
POST ?
When will Sunday School picnic be
held ?
Why doe'{ somebody take the hay en
side streets ?
PosTotesTxa "1.o RETIRE.-T11e letting
out of several bundred men of the out
-
elite postoffice service throughout Cana-
da applies to London in a very limited
degree. The retirements there under
tins head include that of Postmaster Dr.
MacDonald, and also that of H. Weston,
a general postal Clerk, Dr. MaeDouald
was the former M, P. for Centre Huron
and a well known resident of Wingham.
RaAO the advertisements and save
motley. Why do business people dress
their windows, or place goods in front of
their stores ? ro advertise of course.
The trouble with the plan is folk have to
come to town to sae themand
4 v they may
not do that. An advertisement in Trak
Pose is another way and the folk read
about the 'bargains at their home and
come to town to buy. -
GooERlen is preparing for a re -union
of her Old Boys and Girls to be held
August 7th to nth. Tbe sons and
daughters ot the town by Lake Huron
are being invited back for a week 0t
ectertaiument In which both visitors
and home folks will renew their youth
and revive the friendships of happy
bvgoue days. Aoyoue interested and
desiring information with regard to the
event should write the Secretary, W. S,
Bowden, Godericb.
PRIZE WINNER. -T111 POSTjn pleased
to ponce that Miss Mary, only daughter
of W. J. acid. Mrs. Fawcett, Toronto,
tormerly of Brussels, was the winner of
the Hamiltou Fisk Biggar scholarship 111
Hoese11old Ec000tntes at Torouto Uni.
verslty this year. A ptrotogtavure of
this clever young lady appeared In the
'1'oroum Daly Star of a recent dale,
We congratulate Miss FOWcett on her
bonoto
DecORATION * DAY, -The Newmarket
Era• says•1-•'Last Sunday was a lovely
day and the Deeorattop at Newmarket
Cemetery was a great success, The
procession termed at , the Market
Square,. having previously draped the
Sautes Monument at the Water Works
Lawn and headed byAurora oust the Band
marched to the Cemetery,the following
orders takingOrder h
part , Independent Order
of Ocld,Fellows, Orange Lodge,
Canadian Order of Foresters and Great
War Veterans, Arriving at the grounds
His Worship Mayor Eves took charge
of the beautiful and appropriate service.
Rev. 13, Parry led in prayer, The
Banal played several sacred selections.
Rev. A, J, Mane, of the Presbyterian
church, gaveve an ex
celleut address
after hich the Orders completed the
decoration of the graves of departed
brethren. Flowers Were most hand -
sotto and abundant. Cemetery bever
looked prettier and the occasion is re -
es one of the bust ever held,
Much praise Was bestowed upon the,
caretaker, Howard Moore, for the man-
ner lu which the widowed lots had beets
cared for," THE Post recommends a
similar progratn for Brussels in OBE,
Clinton NOW Pint last weak ettld of
(Orpier Brawls young lady. -Mise
Anuieo Barthff left on Monday for D.
troit, where she will resutpe het pro-
fession of pursing, Her many friends
..wish her tweet's in the City of the
Strnite.
E. end Mrs. Idete)le end children,
Clinton, formerly of Brussels Iaeailty,
have gone to klastiugs, Mlclr, fat 01) ex-
tended visit with Jno. and Mrs, Engel,
forreer residents of this'companplty,.
Mrs, Matelle and Mrs, Engel are sisters,
daughters of the late Chas. sued Mrs,
Rozell,
FALL FAIR CONCEi(T.-In View of the
removal of the town rink, In which the
Fall hair Concerts had been held for
years, the Treatees Board of the Metho.
dist churcb has been asked for the use
of their large shed, , It would be seated,
platform built and extra electric lights
put tu.
Tisa Pos'r is glad to herr that Russell
Fletcher,son of the late Thos. anti Mrs.
Fletcher of Brussels, who bas been con-
nected with the Sun Life Insurance
for some years in the Westerp States,
has beep promoted to the head office at
Hartford, Coga., as Secretary, at a salary
of 86,soo per annum, Old friends were
extend congratulatious, Mrs, Fletcher,
who lives in Toronto, will visit at ber
sop's home this Autumn.
WHAT are you doing about beautifying
your lot in Brussels Cemetery 7 A
splendid advance Is being made in this
most desirable Forward step but there
are snores of plots in which no improve^
meats are being made yet. Is yours
one of theta ? Lend a hand sod prove
your interest in those who have depart.
ed, 91.00 will pay for year's caretak-
ing and aid in the tidying up of the
si.ent city. Everybody approves of this
commeudable step but improving must
be added to approving to make it
weigh r6 ounces to the pound. Robt.
Dark is the Caretaker, who will be glad
to give information or any member of
the Cemetery Committee will be ready
to bear from you,
PROMOTED To '° Ca10Ano.-Fred. Gil-
pin, only son of J. J. and Mrs. Gilpiq,
Brussels, has been promoted from Mil-
waukee to Chicago where be assumes
management of the Ford Automobile
Company's large business. lu addition
he Sas been appointed District Manager
of the following cities; -Chicago, Mil.
wankee, Cleveland. Columbus (Ohio),
Cinctunatti, Indianapolis and Louisville
(Ky.) He was assistant Manager in
Chicago before he was sent to take
charge of the Milwaukee business 7
years ago, hence bis new home will not
be strange ground to him. Fred. is
climbing the ladder step by step and
making good as he does so and without
getting big head. Congratulations.
He and Mrs. Gi in hope to spend their
Gilpin
holidays in Brussels before long,
Thursday week the employees of
the Milwaukee factory and office staff
presented Dr. Gilpin with a gold watch,
set with onyx and chain tg match and at
alarge dealers' meetin the fine gift of
a Wells Sainte Claire 8 cylinder sedan
with touring car body extra was made
to the retiring Manager, who heartily
thanked all for their munificent gift and
bade them a regretful goodbye. even if
the move was a most favorable one for
bltnselt. Mr. Gould, of Omaha, is the
new Manager at Milwaukee. Dr. and
Mrs, Gilpin will move to the Windy
Hay - Fever
SUMMER COLDS, ASTHMA,
spoil many a holiday.
RAZ - MAH
Positively stops these troubles
Sneezing, weezing, coughing,
weeping eyes aren't necessary -
unless you like being that wax,
$1.00 at your druggist's, or write
Templeton, Toronto, for n free trial
Sold by Jas. Fox
OV(E8 HER u11 to
"fR0i1-A-i1YES"
After Fears of Suffering with DY..
pepsiu;,Ahis Fruit Medicine Gave Relief
MLt.E ANTOINETTE BOUCHER
917 Dorion St., Montreal.
"I am writing to tell you that Iowe
my life to 'Fruit -olives' for this remedy
relieved roe when I had abandoned
all hope of aver recovering my health.
I suffered terribly with Dyspepsia. I
Iraq it fur years and all the medicines
I took did not do me any good..
I read something about 'Fruit -a.
times' being good for all Stomach
Troubles and Disorders of Digestion
so I tried them. lifter finishing a
few boxes, I teas entirelyrelicved of the
Dyspepsia and my general health
was restored.
I thank the great fruit medicine,
'Fruit-a-tives', for this wonderful
relief."
Mlle ANTOINETTE IBOUCEIER.
50e. a box, 6 for $250, trial size 25e.
At all dealors or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
city as soon as a suitable home can be
secured and the extreme heat abated,
R. M. SINCLAIR writing from Wind.
sor, Ont. says ;-I can't do without my
Post. You hear so many leop Ie say the
e
same thing and perhaps you mightit think
it a little bit of blarney but any old
Brussels boy or girl can't get on without
it. You certainly have bad a wonder-
ful record as Editor and I sincerely wish
you manymore
Y y ear s at the
helm. Last
week was the first in a loo time that we
bad no paper and I felglonesome so
made up my mind to write forthwitb.
We are all real well. Ronald is going
to school and Phyllis goes next Easter.
Kind regards to Mrs, Kerr with best
wishes trona my wife and self.
Yours Sincerely
R. M. SINCLAIR.
WESTERN FAIR, -Sept, roto to 17th,
TheE'xhibition grounds at London is
becoming a busy place pus preparation
for the Exhibition in September. A
iarge amount of work is to be done in
readiness for the big event, A portion
of the cattle barn win be moved to the
new grounds purchased last year. The
sheep and swine pens will also be moved.
and the storage building will be placed
out of the way. This will allow very
numb more room for outside exhibits.,
such as tractors, threshing machines aura
other farm implements. If space is le.,
mitred, application should be made at
once, as there is very little left. All in-
formation given on application to the
Secretary A. al. Hunt, General Offices,
Loodotr, Ont.
WHY SUFFER PAIN ?
YOU can't do justice to yourself in business, social or home life if
you suffer rom headache, backache, neuralgia, monthly pains,
or any of the thousand and ono pains with wbieh.all et us are
afflicted at one or another.
These pains Indicate a very real phyeical dauger. But there
are very few pains of any nature that are not promptly relieved by
Dr. Miles' Anti•Paiu Pills.
Got them in
bandy boxes at
our drugstore. A
box is insurance
against head-
ache, carsickness
neuralgia and
pain of almost
any nature.
There are no disagreeable after otleets. Dr. Miles' Anti-
Paiu Pills
STOP THE PAIN
T
e
without upset digestion, drowsiness, buzzing in the head, or danger
of forming a drug habit. Guaranteed Safe mei Sure.
Sold in Brussels by JAMES FOX
Established' 1893
References Any Bank or Mercantile Agency
CREAM
Sweet or Sour - We Want It 1
We are paying at the present time
2c lb. of $utter Fat delivered at any pl k Shi )ill r Station
3
30c ib of Butter `a
t over territory where We have
a
system of collectins; by trucks.
Payineets trade on foutIh day after shipment received,
DANS SUPPLIED FREE.
7d -7b l:roht St. E,
Bowes & Oor� Limitedlaronto
Our CaPltal fully Pato up to 0706,000.00
Finn Plertflea,enTlie Post has receie'
ell a copy of a' large pteture of. the 'Twin
Cities of Port Arthur and Fort William
as issheti by the Cenadtaa Motional
Raihvays
This Read of the' Great
Laltt;'e Morale Illustrates lu striking
fortn the wopdorful setivittes of That
I port, sortie50 elevators with a storage
eepactty of over fifty-six ttrilliou bceliels
• Any of our readers may see this picture
nt'i'itr POST office at any time. We
tinders land from W. L. Crighton, of the
C. N. R., that 11 is hoped to Wake a dis
tributlop of the ptetere through the
sehoolsin Canada so that teachers anti
scholars will have an opportunity of
learotng of this National industry.
Morris
The trustees of S. S. No.. 8 have en-
gaged Miss Maty McNabb ea timelier
for the earning term. She has just
completed her Not mai 'School term at
Strtttfotel and is a daughter of P. and
Mrs, McNabb, We wish her snneess,
Seuoni, Hra'ooe'I.-Tho foliorviug
are the results of the promotion ex-
arltirtatious at S. S. No, 10, Moms,
Names in order Ilf Merit, Finns Jr.
IV to kin, IV-J*rnest Karnes, Clar-
ence Johnston. From Se. 111 In Jr.
IV -Ethel Johnson (b), Elizabeth
Robinson, Gert,ude Wheeler, Irene.
Wheeler, Jean Weser, *Willie Pea-
pack, From le. III to Se. 111--
Geni'ga Peeenek (h), Carl Johnston,
Fletcher Fell, From Sr. I7 to 3.*',
Ili-Velui,t
Eck utter, Jahn Mat
Dougall, ePani') Johnston, Stanity
Moifal1. Froth Jr. I1 to :Sr 11-Ger-
trod t''I'nrvey, F* Din Se. Ito 31.. 1I -
*Ruth Strachan Dineen Erkmiet•
Primer --Glen larkiniet. Those *11015-
ed with an asterick missed the limit
0x1Imblations,
LvleLr.A E. OosvAN, leacher,
Smoot, REPORT. -The following is
the promotion axaminations in S. F.
No. 1. Morris. Honore 76, Pass 60,
Jr, IV to 51., IV -Lizzie Hollinger 87
!sweet to Healy 70; Mae Hollinger 71.
Sr. III to Jr. IV -Annie Richmond
77 ; Alberta Richmond 73. Jr, III to
Se. III --Jean Laidlaw 86 ; Stella
Richmond 82 ; Susie Cunningham ill
Sr. II to Jr, III -Dore thy Fear 82;
Irlsie Biernes 70 t Ella Brown 70 ;
Mabel Healy 60 ; Norman Nieholeou
65. Jr. 11 to Se. II -Lawrence Spot t
78 ; {George Guutiiugham 72 ; Herold
Cunningham 67' Leslie Nicholson (lit.
Jr• Ito Jr. Il-Cloyd Johnston 88;
Effie Laidlaw .88, Primer to .To, 1
Atiltae Richmond 86 ; Roselle (fun•
ningham 81 Se. Primer to Sr. P,im-
er-Clifford Pease.
0. ARateTltoxct, Tearlter.
Grey
Pull wheat is a great crop, although
the hot weather ripened it too qui N
lyA large number of telalives and
friends attended the funeral of Mise
Della Whitfield, at stnsse1s lust Pai-
sley
day afternoon,
ScirooL REPORT. -The following is
the report of 5. S. No. 8, Grey. Tlie
standing based on the final examina-
tions. Those marked + obtained
honors. Se. IV -*Allain McIntosh,
*Annie McTaggart. Jr. IV-'SLnart
IloNair, 'Olifiutd Blown, Fergus Sic
Taggart, Beth Wellman, Howard
Mitchell. Jr. III -*Lottie Attwoi tl,
Jack Fulton. Jr. II -Blair• McIntosh!,
Fred. Mitchell, Eddie Blodgett. Jr.
I-Lsabelle b1angel 1, Rae Houston,
Elwood McTaggart, Mnry McIntosh,
Ruth Brown, Willie McTaggart,
BEsstE I. Tovuti, teacher.
13 TIIENEAL. - The bottle of Jaales
and Mts. Flood, of West Mnuhton,
WAS the scene of to pretty wedding
when Miss Matilda June became the
bride of Jewett Machan, ea June 22nd,
Bride was given away by her brother
and looked eery sweet in white silk
trimrned with white pearls and beads
beads and wearing the custmuaty veil
caught up with orange bloesr ins. The
gtomn's gift to the bride was a bend-
s omepearl brooch After the tere-
mony the guests repaired to the din-
ing room whit'h was dainty in pink
and white The young couple will re-
side in Grey township,
Fordwich
Lod s of his district cele-
brated Orange
Lodges t (
le
!grated the Battle of the Boyne in
Walk effort.
Morley Avlesworth'end daughter,
Helen, are np from Toronto on their
amine). holidays,
John Fond Mrs. Sangster and Ken-
neth visited over Dominion Day at
the home of ales. S,'s brother in F ee-
gus.
Bev, and Mis. E. J. Harding and
little daughter, Wilkesport, ere Rt
present visiting with their parents
and abet: relatives in this neighbor-
hood.
Sine last annual meeting of Pat-
riotic Oilcke held 111 Feb. 1010, reoeipls
have been 921319; expeeditine
11157.29 ; leaving balance et 91211 90,
which has been handed to the Melte
Utiel Park tee.
e o ' , , - AI's
1.h toachres f our sc hill 1.
Ki oft amid Mt , Ji fret -soil --have 5,', u
rt entre for 1)nnther taint, (;radon
.1,fret snit has been engaged Its min
ripe) of Gull leschool for the veining
ye0r•
Mrs, A. 0. Hutchison and Mos J.
H. Rogers )left here on a 2 months
trip to the West, the romper 10 end
hag do nghtet', lips I. is, 51 oLanip lil1i,
at Swift Oin'renl Bask., mud the hit ter
to visit her sister, Mrs, Cooper, Rt
Kilhun, Alberta,
Lietowe
1
Imperial Oil Company have opened
a warehouse in L)stowt't
Plans have been completed fm' a ;i
day hospital fair to be held the Bret or
second week in October.
High School cadets, 45 strong were
Rt Darling`s Heights, London, for
week's teething.
Mrs, F. i•fatniiton, Trowbridge tut-
det'wet t an operation Ltiot and is now t t t i c w do•
P
int; as well as can be expected.
8, J,. 'Kemp {net with a painful in
jury while planing a board an the
platter at Oalder's sash and door fac-
tory. His band slipped nn the knives
which badly cut the second lieges. on
his right hand.
Miss II, L Haw Warted Ansa 11. T.
TIawkins loft for Montreal from
where they sailed with a patty of
about 200 to visit the British Tales,
Pratt ee and Belgium, patti0ularly the
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battlefields en the \4e'tel•u trim{ of I mu,vey Erskine left for Brantford
the 0re01 Wet. They will be away j in resume his position with the Bell
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Choovirir M
Why Hake at Home
When you can get Willis'
Bread fresh every day,
which hundreds of house-
wives say is even better
than homemade ? Save
all that needless bother
and labor and expense;
W. E. WILLIS
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IROo1 now during the time i
r Have to ass steam the mill
will only run Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of
ewe] week. Parole, will Itindly
take notice, 1.11
Jno. Logan
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l;,tt',' le,e'i,,g r levg,' ,tesor'trnent of Silver Casserolee and Pie
l'I.tr., -o115 Pyrex (;toss Linings, Baking Dishes, Flower 13as-
k.•t•, take Bat, bets, Butter 'Tube in Sflvet. and Out Glass, Sugar
t f and t'C,,lnl , at'nialadee, Spoon Ti-ays, Salad Bowls and Berry Bowls,
Shelbel1 01}-,-, ,.o, etc_' See 1lnr line,
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Diamond Rings
Due Diamond icings Rte sp.-r-
, ial vain„- Pt less 01,25, 540,
5510. 57S end Sloe {;all at,d
v,.e the new -tyhi.
Wedding Rings
We ear'l'y a complete stools, all
sizes, in the new style, either
• fancy or plain. Get the Wed-
ding Ring here,
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The 2 c Autographic Kodak Jr.
The R,' ink t.f the season. The nue you've
0 nbr,ut. Its a Kodak and its Autog re -
pine, Il takes pic'ttwee almost Poet Card
raze, equipped with F. 7. 7• Kodak A.nas-
tip;tnttt Lens. The price is
$25.00
It geVesashtarpness of detail x,ight to the
edge of thepicture.
Come itt andsee it.
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R. WENDT, '
OPTIOJAN W(2OXETER
The Economical Car
}'EN if Lite Foul Gat cost six ne .levan itundrea dollars more titan
it does -the Ford One would still be the economical car t0 buy
--.because of its great durability,
-the low cast of operation,
cud 15,, I,,,v .root 1* repairs, the nharges for which are fixed
by the Comp my in over 3,000 horn. Dealer and Service Stistiogte 111
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'l'Ihe low fleet cost of it l•'oed oar, the light consumption of fuel and
oil, 1p+(1,a+taa1, of te}rw'us and
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-»»rites the Ford Oar, without, exception, the moat econom-
ical mu iso hit'• turd drive.
- the car, in rant, whielt the man of moderate means can
ttirmii 1,.o bud and operate.
D, a SCOTT, Brussels
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