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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-8-25, Page 8• 04'43444+44 +4+4+Oil; The +4.4},1.104444 etire'9hf•4*+teleest'I'O+4.+H' Stare School Opening 'P.TJESDAY, SEPT 6'h, will be an avecttul day for many, the occasion being the re- opening of School after the Summer Vacation. Large quantities of School Books and Sunpliet, have been re- ceiver) by us to be in readi- ness for the se13oo1 trade. Nigh School Text Books We carry the WI list of those that will be required for the course here, also Loose Leaf Note Books, Refills for Note Books, Water Colors, Art Brushes, Drawing Pads, Compasses, &c. Public School Students See the New Scribblers, Exercise Books and N.ite Books Public Sobool Readers and Text Books Slates, Pencils, School Bags, School Satchels, School Boxes, Crayons, R'rbhers, Rulers, Pencils, Drawing Books, LVritiue .Books ane Accessories for school work. Your order will have good attention. The .4y Dogg 1 Use S°•lerizo? Because it znakesmybreak- fast taste better) No stale mouth—no hot, harsh tongue. But the Cool Clean Klenzo Feeling that lasts so long. Carryhome e tube of1Clenzo today. Tooth DENTAL C05015 rushes at from 20c up to 75c each F. FL SMITH 1 • O •+ • ,:S/X,Cda• Store Druggist and Stationer • 4. s; �tTs rev O .4; +0+0+4+0+4+04.0+++044+4000+4 4-0+4144+0+•44+0+0+000+0+414 County Press Association meets at o ori i this IMPROVEMEN'rs are to be made to the cottage tenanted by )no. Oliver and family and owned. by W. A. Lowry, 1 I. 0. 0. F.—Decoration services will be he,d at Wtngham next Sunday after - , 0000 at 3`o'cloek. Brethren of Western I Star Lodge, Brussels bave been invited. UNION Sunday School Pic sic Tburs- day afternoon, Sept. Ist, on Victoria Park, Games and sports, refreshment { booth, lunch, &c. If you're an adult by and be a "kiddie" for one afternoon and a good time. give theyoungsters 'Cal QwS ata i G d eh Friday of this week LEAVER begin to turn. FROST was not far away. WA•rCH out for the prowling chicken sneak thief. LAa,R Day—Monday, Sept. 5th --will be the next Public Holiday. SEVERAL. interesting items are crowd- ed out of this issue but will appear next week: Tower school will resume after the a Summer vacation on Tuesday,Septem- ber Ptem- ber 6+h. Do you like green Corn? Attend the ' supper at Mrs. P. Scott's, Brussels, Fri- day from 4to7p.m. TORONTO Fair opens on Saturday of this week, Several exhibitors will at- tend from this locality. Tan fine o:d game of Quoits is being revived in town. What about arrang- ing for a small tournament ? MONCaIEFF bad numerous visitors from Brussels and locality last Friday to their Celebration. A fine time was en- joyed OFFICERS members from mR - IC R sand e mn u ham Salvation Army held street service In Lowe last Thursday evening. They attracted quite an audience and we pre- sume farad very well in the offering taken. TRE house purchased some time ago by Dougald McDonald, 7th line, Morris, is undergoing improvements in the way of paint and general repairs. preparatory to Mr. and Mrs. McDonald taking pos- session. A small stable will also be built on the lot. 2 40 TROT OR PACE --One of the new , features introduced in this locality is, tests of equine speed on the North gravel road at the spooky hour 'of about 2 a. m. The township officials should have the water tank run up there so the highway will not be burned up. We are not going to mention names but D. and W, sbould inve•;t in speeding carts if they purpose continuing these mati- nees. We are sorry to state that Ino. L, Cavanagh, of Owen Sound, who is a medical student in his 3rd year, is at the home of his mother trying to recruit his health. He served the Empire during the War and suffered injury to his left armc -1s he'l hocked which a and was Ono s s told on his physical make-up but we has OI q i n Y hope be will soon be as chirpy as ever Pp and will be able to complete his course. Coax TEA —Friday afternoon of tbis week at the home of Mrs. -Teter Scott, a corn tea will be served from 4 to 7 o'clock, under the auspices of the Wo. men's Institute. Proceeds for the in- terior improvement of the Town Hall, for wbieb purpose Institute has raised a considerable amount. We understand repairs are going to he made as expedi- tiously as possible and we hope for a large crowd on Friday, as the muse ef• tects the community at ilarge. Tickets 2511, FALL FAIR CONCERT — The well known 1{ekoa. Hawaiian Concert Con - pally, London, has been engaged by the Huron r theast East ur n Fall Fair Directors f 0 big concert to he held in the Town Hall, Friday evening, Sept. 16th. Plan of reserved seats will open at Fox's Drug •store. The same everting, to entertain the big crowds attending, the fine play, "'Down Home," will be put on at:the Pettily Theatre by F. 5. Brown as a benefit to the Agricultural Society, Further particulars will be given at later Clete. ''nit POST merely forecasts the treat ltt store for the public. on Fall Fair night. The removal of the skating rink enticed a change of the plan of other gears in the Concert, STOP: LOOK: LISTEN 1—Yoa are invited to spend a social Evening with the Young People of Melville Church on tbo evening of Sept. 0th, at 8 o'clock. A bipedal invitation is extended to all young people. A good program is being pregnred. PoavABLC Engine, suitable for Silo Filling, for sale cheap. Drawer 81, Brussels. 2 BABY carriage in good repair, for sale. Will Bell at reasonable price. For further partion- tare apply at Tire POST. NOTICE.—Don't delay 1 Get your feather bed made into the Ten Roll Sanitary Mattress. We also par highest price for old or new feathers. DOMINION FEATHER AND MATTrtAes Co., Brua?ets. Fria SALE 0 or 8 pigs about ready to wean. Lot 8, Con. 9, Grey Township. W. C. ELLAOOTT, Phone 2811, HONEY FOR SALE —High grade extracted Glover honey. Prroe 25 oenta per pound. Bring your container. GEo. BLAKE, Phone 4210 Lot 5, Con. 14, Grey. HODSE and lot for Bale, Queen Street, Brno- sele. For further particntarm apply on the premises. Miss MONAD, Brussels. WHEN you'regoing home take a Otty Dairy ice cream brink with poo from W. A. Gasw- ax's. DR. PARKER, Osteopathia Physician, visite Brussels Monday afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervone diseases sueceeofnlly treated. Melts reaidenoes. Consultation at Qnoon'a Hotel, REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for Brussels and Huron County to represent "The Old Reliable Fonthtli Nnreeries. Big sates are to be made in selling Nursery stock dnring the recon eteaction period. A splendid opportunity for a live enle.man. Highest commIaalone paid, handsome, free equipment, large line of fruit and ornamental stock to offer. STONE 41 WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ont. STOP sneezing and snudi:ng 1 Hay fever, Summer colds, Asthma positively stopped by RAZ MAH, and Rheum $tic Capsules are just as sure for Rheum- atism, Neuritis, etc. Sold locally by las Fee 1 A. K. Zapfe,of the Standard Bank, Toronto,washere for a sborC holiday. ho da. Y f He took Mr.e. Zipfe and that wonderful son,who had ben visiting bate back withim on Monday. A. K was a former well known resident and Mrs. Z was Moe Margaret McLauchliu, Brus- sels, c f maiden days. SLOW As Cot.0 Mex./tens —Blyth Staudard last week said i—"Blyth seems to be et a standstill so far as its hydro electric project is concerned. Reeve Mine informs us that -the Council have been in communication wit t the Hydro Commission continuously but all the satisfaction they can get le promises. It will take More than promisee to give Blyth hydro by Fall as we :expected early in the year," Many another muni- cipality is in the same box. If the Coro• mission is hair as wise as they get credit With being they should either flo as they or jump the job. The delays are not only causing much dissatisfaction bu• er.ta'iinr a big hill of expense to corporations now keeping tip expensive plants under tate expectation that soma• tiring better was near et hand, Why can't somehtely put a charge of dyna• trete under the Commission to wake them tijt? They are sleeping at the country a expense and allowing the jj Summer to slip by without ancompliah• lug anything pract'cal. Pi envier Drury and our M. P. P.'a should prod them and do it quick, BRUSSELS� Saturday, 27th Douglas McLean IN The Jail Bird Also Drew Oornedy M onday, 29th Edith Roberts IN The Boknowu Wife Wednesday, 3 s Mabel Normand IN Mickey YI People We Talk About xl xt It siness trip siting At. Poronto,is of Srus• called to s illness of Fall Millin day of this Chatham nd son, of borne of st Sunday mil have Y and Mrs. are Ola Joe. Schwadroa made a hu to Toronto last week, Miss Pipe and Miss Mae Skelton are holidaying in Toronto. Mies Alice Wilton was vi wood frientis last week. Mrs. Moody Holland arrived borne last Saturday from the bospital. Geo. E. and Mrs McCall are back from a motoring trip to MichigaD.; Roy Stewart and Gordon Rintoul are enjoying a holiday at Bruce Beach. Miss Jessie Cunningham, ' home for a holiday of a couple of weeks, Miss Helen Douglas, Wroxeter, was visiting Miss Annie Turnbull, sets, Mrs Hart and son, George, Hamilton, are visiting this week at formBr's broth- er, G. C. Manners'. Rev, R. A. and Mrs. Lundy Kfppen, formerly of Walton, were weicome visit- ors in town this week. Mrs. Geo Jackson attended thefuner- al of the late Jas. McEwing, Thursday of last week at Drayton. Mrs. (Rev) McLeod was Belleville, owing to the seriou her mother. Mrs. Moore, Miss Carrie Hingston is in Toronto looking up the new styles of ery and purchasing supplies. Harry Ament left Wednes week on a trip to Winnipeg, Calgary and other points in the West. Miss Sarah Spinks, Toronko, was visiting with Miss Florence Mc• Naughton during the past week. J. T. Wood was home from for Sunday. Mrs Wood and Miss Mae accompanied him to London in the car. Chas. Harrison, M. P. P., a North Boy, were callers at the T. E and ]yrs Whitfield, Queen street. Tee Misses Hunter spent la a' Bruce Beech where their brot b er, Rev 1 le Hunter, and fa a cottage A and Mrs. Stobie, Seaforth, were visitors at the home of G. C. Manners, Brussels. They friends. Alex. and Mrs. Lamont and daughter, of St. Marys, were here during past week holidaying with relatives and friends. Inn H Kerney, life insurance agent, Guelph, was in town for a few days. He is a good hand to meet if you are in the '•dumps." T. R Bennett n ham met with a painful accident Wig when his finger Was caught in an auto door and the first joint taken off. Jack and Dorothy, children of Her - bort and Mrs Cunningham, Palmerston, are spencling part of their vacation with Brussels relatives, Al. Denny returned to Buffalo last Tuesday Do ynu know, girls, it is a downright shame to see so fine a fellow continuing in his bachelor ways. Mrs A G. Sperling, of Ninga, Man,, and daughter, Mist Jennie, of Brandon, have been visiting friends in town, The former is a sister-in-law to Mrs. Jno. Manning. Mrs. Thos. Haycroft, Hamilton, is re- newing old friendships in Brussels and locality She bad been enjoying a visit with her sister, near Godericb, for the post few weeks. Tuo. and Mrs. lackson, Blyth, R. B. and Mrs, Laidlaw, Sacramento, Cal„ and Mrs. R. Doig, Tuckersmith, were visitors with Mrs, George lackson, Mill street,during the past week. Elton and Mrs, Rozeli and 4 sons, Clinton, were in town last Saturday calling on relatives and old friends, el Mr. Revel was a former well re em - M m e eaiden of this locality. b red r t Is Mrs. Larne Stephenson and son H ar• o1d, who hart been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jno, Mannino, returned to their borne in Belmont. Mr. Stevenson came for the week end and motored back with his folk. Co. Secretary Elliott, of Chi'drens' Aid Society, Gnderich, was a caller on THE POST last Tuesday. He save be has a little girl 4 year, old and her brother 6 years of age that be would like to find a good Home for. Nice bright children Mr Elliott's son from the West, who Is homo on a visit, so- cnmpanied him. Mrs. 'Phos. Maunders and daughter (Mrs Joseph Hunter,) of Detroit, are here for holiday visit, The former is t o towns man W.. M un• mother four m H a dors, corner William and Albert streete, and the ladies were residents of Brussels and locality for years. They are wel- come to the community. Louis and Harry Franks and their wives and other members of their families, of Si. inuis, Mieb , were visit- ors with T, E and Mrs. Whitfield, Geo and Mrs, McColl, Joseph and Mrs. Whitfield and other relatives and friends. The visitors had a regular camping outfit along and stopped where they pleased, There were 2 car loads of them, They bad a fine outing. Banking by Mail ANY and varied are the types of men who conduct their banking with The Standard through the post, Busy men who live far away from any bank find that PI our plan of banking by mail saves them making special trips to town, and is satisfactory in every way and quite simple. We pay Interest at current rates on such accounts. Write or call for full particulars, TOE STANDARD BANK Brussels Branch: Dublin Branch: 157 TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS - • 0, H. Semis, Manager. • • F. McConnell, Manager. Business Education THE Fall Tei rn of the Ounada Business College, Listowel, begiva Monday, August 20th. Nine out of ten steno- graphers and bookkeepers in this vicinity look to Toronto for a position, therefore, you should get you: training at the 0, B. 0., Listowelrand be platted and kept in a position by the Canada Business College, College and Spacliva, Toronto, The Spotton Colleges are the largest stainers of yonug people in Canada. Twelve Colleges in Canadian towns and cities. Individual In. ,struction, A Diploma froin the Commercial Educators' Associa- tion of Canada. Mail Courses. Day and Night Glasses, Special Course for Farmers' Sons, Write for particulars to CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Listowel or Toronto. 1 Church Chimes Next Sunday Rev. C. F. Clark will oc- cupy his own pulpit at both services as he has returned from his 3 weeks' vas cation. Rev. W. C. Allison, of Eastwood, will conduct services in St, lobo's church Sunday next and at St. George's, Wal- ton, in the afternoon, Union Sunday School Hie nin Thurs- day of next week on Victoria Park, Brussels. All will be welcome only fetcb your lunch basket. Fun starts at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr. McLeod. preached last Sab- bath morning on "Christ's interest," St, John 17.15 and at the evening service spoke on "Songs in a cell," Acts 16 z5 A duet was sung in the evening by Mrs, Meadows and A. Straohan, Out of 1,000 pupils in the Third and Fourth Classes of five leading Public Schools in Toronto, not one of them could name the twelve Apostles or quote the Ten Commandments. The ques- tion of Bible teaching in 'Toronto sebools should be a live one. Could you give the answer? Last Sunday morning Rev. Dr. Oaten conducted the seryice in the Methodist cburch dwelling on Esther, 1.4, Rev. T. E. Sawyer, Milverton, was the preacher in the evening, taking "Naaman's Lep- rosy and its cure" ae his subject. Mise Muriel Hoover and Miss Jessie Cun- ningham, of Toronto, each sang solos. Beverly Oaten, B. A. who entered the Methodist ministry this year. has Fairbank Church, Toronto, as his 1st charge, and will pursue his theological course at the University. He is the only son of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Oaten Toronto, formerly of Brussels. Old friends here wish him a happy and suc- cessful ministry. He will do well as he is a clever young man. Trip to British Columbia DEAR MR KERR :— I hope you are enjoying your usual good health, as for myself am feeling tine. I boarded the 0. P, R. at Kel- field, Sask., on July 4th and proceeded Westward to Edmonton and visited several old time arquatntaucee. I al- so called on friends at Innisfail, Bow- den and Calgary. Arrived at Banff on the morning of July 12th and spent the day there, sightseeing, bathing and motoring. Departed next a. m. at 2.30 for Sicamoue where I arrived at 12,15 p. m. Many very pretty sights corning through the mountains and along the lake and river shores. Went to Okanagan Landing, arriving;: about 4.i10. m, and started for Penticton pp 0u the boat hnvilgaPlea ant voyage up the Okanagan an lake. Arrived at a I m, coverfo Pen t t .icton t lU 3 0 P g a 80 Y distance of miles. Stayed over night and anent next day in the city, it being a very pretty, prosperous place, with a population of about 4,500, There are some very fine resi- dences and fruit orchards in the sur- rounding dieteict, some 5 acre lots be- ing valued at 15 and $20,000. Thee has been considerable building around 200 houses going up this year. Some of the orchard men claim to take from $8,000 to $4,000 worth of fruit from Lheir 6 acre lots. The fruit crop is real good this year all along the val- ley. By the reports in the papers the entire crops are estimated at $7,000, 000. Kaiedeir is 10 tulles South, along the lake, the fruit farms are situated on whittle t' known as the "benches' small tracts of tillable land between the lake and the mountains. The soil is inclined to be a little sandy here, more so than est Penticton. The water Is piped down the mountaioe from a lake 4 miles up. Fruit picking ie now in full saving, alert packing and shipping, everyone being betty. The weather has been very hot, and dry lately butthey do not look for rain here at tide time of the year, Yours truly, 13,13. STEvrgaoH, Kaledeir, B. 0,, August let, 1021, Take Notice'! The Maple Grove Cheese and Butter Factory R. R.; Stratford Will buy your Ot'eam and pay you the top notch price twice each month. A post card will bring you all the inforrnation you wish. All enquiries will be cheerfully ans- wered. We pay express charges. Canadian News Teeterville 01d Boys' reunion drew crowd of 5,000. Two firms incorporated at Windsor to export liquor. Prospect gold mining development in New Brunswick. Acadiane hold great celebration at shrine Evangeline. Rongald Simpkins, aged 4 was killed by automobile in Harnilton. G. tieadon, Selkirk, Man., appoint- ed Chief of Police at Keuora, Ont. Gordon Crawehaw, aged about 25, killed by car on siding at Guelph, Beatrice Bull, aged 11, of Frederic- ton, N. 13., fatally hurt by automobile. Lt. -001. Walter Clark, Guelph, Re- lief Officer, 41 years, dies at age of 81. Fire -swept Aylmer will ask Quebec Government for $400,000 housing loan. Ohild Health staff in Quebec finds rural children more defective than urban. Five armed bandits rob store in Buckingham, Que., of jewelry worth $2,000. Philip Fortier and Joseph Watts, lads of Dixville, Que„ drowned while bathing. Quebec Government will abolish wo- men's employment agencies doing wok itself. Charlotte Marshall, aged 5, of Chat- ham, killed by auto, the second little victim in week. Emery Barlett, aged 18, dies after being struck on head by stone at St. John, N. 13. J. M. Nault, Sherbrooke, was killed, and his chauffeur butt, when auto was struck by train. Rev, H. R Read, Moose Jaw Pres- byterian minister, fatally injured in motoring accident. Thos. Rus h one of oldest veteranserans o ' u iau Mutinyin Canada dies at Kingston, aged 88, 2 year old daughter of Enos Merit - ley, Nation valley, near Brockville, strangled in cordo of hammock. BORN ADAMS —At the Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, on August 14th, 1921. to Mr and hire A lex. Adams, (nee Annie Walker), a daughter, CASPBICLL.-In Wingham, on August 10th, 1021, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Campbell, a daughter. Egotists—In Emit Wawanosh, on August 17th, 1921, to Mr, and Mrs. W. J. geohnle, a daughter, —In itch oar Hospital, on Aug- ust n - M0 P R D10th, 1921 to Mr,and Mrs. R. A. a• onald, a daughter—uth, M MoMlonAtxr.—In Tnnnberry, on Augoat 14th. to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMichael, a Baugh• ter—Margaret Wilma. REia; In Haat Wawanoah,'on Aug, 12th, 1921, to Mr. and Mre, Wilfred Reid, a daughter. MARRIED KLEatPT—OADnLE.—At ttie Manes Fordwioh, on Angina 10th, 1921, Victoria, daughter of Mr. and Mre. 0, Oandle, Gerrie, to Mr, Norman gleet pt. Regina. DIED DicaeON.—Suddenly in Howiok Townahip, on Augnet 21st, 1921, Frank Dickson. remit: ce—In Whitby, on August lath, Mar. garat 0. Fortune, aged. 44 years and 11 months. HAnata; In Howiok township, on August 20th, 1921, Mrs. Russell Harris. LAING —tn Ethel, on August 28rd, 1921, Robert Laing, egad 76 years and 6 mouths. MODONALD.—In Kltollener, On August 19th, 1921, Anthony McDonald, formerly of Oranbrook, aged 91 years, 4 menthe and 20 days. MAUDE C. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Die. Qormlok Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Three months post graduate mum during past year, Ey ee correctly ey flod Re ea . Head. . anInflamed Eyes, Granulated Eye Lida and other Bye troubles,caused byE o• r h1, relieved through properly fitted Glnaeee. Satisfaction Assured. Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door South of Barrister SInolalr'e offiom, Wednesday and Salardny evenings. p. rn. Also Phone 26x ring 4 • NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—In the Matto,. of theostato of Alice Maud James, late of the Village. of tarus- sots, In the County of Huron, Widow, deceased. Notion to hereby given pnrnnant to "Thi Re• vited Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 121 mention 60," that ell creditors and others having claims against the manta of the said Allen Maud James, widow of the late Henry Jetties, Hotel• keeper, who died on or about the 2181 day of May, A,D. 1021, are required on or before the -r D. 1921 to Bend 17th pa of September, A. D 7nS by yp , Gott one of oro deliver ar to F. S S n post prepaid the Executors of the Inst P.O.,and testament tof o the deoensed, at lrnssols P.Ontario, their emotions, and hnrnamra here ofaoe and dn, the atetem the fall partloniaraof their nature the he aoc rt to their n y> held end he nnturn . a[ the further take anyy) held after er much m. And further !the notice sa,,t that ill prusk Inst mentioned to dIlia neete O the d was proceed to st the nthoasaed tharoo, t,tvls nregamd the Derbies10th entitled which having lama only s to the olnlrn of xoeut they will n t be -notice, and the Bald l ooa117 p will net bo any for the sperascots of Hoy pert Maim thereof notice nit -boton or persona, a whobNa them no the time not have been 1lonvod by thorn at the time of t ch 4111 ay 01en. Dated this 224 th ti;41 Of August, A. le, Mt. 0.8 J. A.74o AtfGHTON, iBkeentors. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 • • • i'1ptQ1�NRi�i�ljilrTlg,'t2i9�"all"rIP�iEitiWlld�¢15i$i•E�ViM'diYi4itiAiwGN' 1'M111t11•! Fox's Drug Store 1 Weekly Store News I • THE STORE, Snap. The Great Hand Cleaner gives Wonderful • Results, Try it, •• ••• 1 a • • • • • a a • • • 0 • • • • Sani Flush For Closet Bowls and for that only. Welch's Grape Juice in Ouarts Pints and Half Pints TanIac; The Great Tunic 1 • You o will find it ad a good one. • School Opening September 6th a You will find our stock very complete and we shall be pleased to supply your wants— t•r Public School Books High School Books •• Faints and Crayons School _Bags i Pens Pencils Bracers Scribblers ' Exercise Books Mechanical Sets Paint Brushes Compasses Microscopes School Books IDlss tf c. 8 c, &c. Note Books Fountain Pens Protractors Rulers • Blue Bird The Pickling Season • • Stationery belonoon •• • Have you tried this very • popular line of Stationery ., Don't forget that we • We have it boxed and also carry a full linear Spices •• in pad form, and always fresh. • • • • • FOX'S DRUG STORE • • "Careful Prescription Dispensers" • • DRUGGIST and STATIONER 2 men killed in collision of gasoline BRUSSELS MARKET speeder and handcar at Edmonton, ' Fall Wheat tjorner•stone laid at Burford for Oats new high school to serve three town- 1' a0 ey Barl ships. Bettor Mike Work, Reeve of Birch River,' &uge instantly killed when arm caught In Har belt of thresher, I Potatoes per bag 11 6U 1 76 72 20 8s 12 00 12 00 2 00 1 • • • • e • 4ti rb • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A $l 60 I. 752 20 40 12 25 18 00 2 00 COR ET SALE Saturday Evening of this week Between 8 and 9 o'clock, we will put on a wonderful Corset Sale, at which these fine goods will be SOLD NEARLY AT COST. It will pay you to conte to our Store then and any time in the future. R. W. FERGUSON 'Watch our Advt. tom' Men's Sunday Shoes •'fir TP 7'"► • Special Bargains are being g offered in Men's Sunday Shoes] ranging in price from the Wonderfully tempting figure of $3.75 ' 'iIaM?S ='i+ SAVE- ({ MONEY � ��-- 13Y - CALLINIG t'+t 1i+'itL"+'0'+:+ Joe Schwa,dron r