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The Season for
Coughs0105AND
'.is here
Among the Reliable Remedies
we keep for them are--
• REXALL CHERRY BARK
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COUGH SYRUP
Safe and pleasant relief for
•Coughs- Sec and 6oc buts.
REXALL CATARRH
JELLY
For all Colds in the head -
40c Tubes
BLOOD ROOT
COUCH CURE
This old reliable Cough
Remedy still holds its own
among the big selling
Cough Preparations -
35c and 6oc bots.
REXALL COLD TABLETS
With Aspirin
For the relief of Colds and
the Headache usually at-
tending tbem.
Wampote's Tasteless
Prep. Cod Liver OH
$t.00 bots
irol
The famous Cod
Liver Oil and
Iron Tonic-
gtr.00 bots.
Scott's Emulsion
Formolld Throat Ease
inc and 252 boxes
COUGH DROPS,
HOREHOUND CANDY, &c.
Makes Your
Breakfast Taste
Setter
IiVOIIR break -1
fait tastes1
better after you f
,nae Klenzo. Get)
n tube toetry
,today.
T h' e r e is s
new sensation
awaiting you
the Cool, Clean
$lane Feeling
on your teeth
and tongue. It
Isn't merely a
taste. It's a tes-
timony of dean -
loess -cleanness
that is imparted
to the tiny, little
taste nerves,
freeing them of
mato secretions
that make your
mouth feel hot
and sticky.
FAMIIYTEAToE
BRUSSELS
Saturday, i9th
SIR LOUiS TRACEY'S
FAMOUS NOVEL.
Your Current Account
ARE you getting the maximum of service in con•
nection with your Current Account?
We are in a position to offer close exchange rates,
to give your collections prompt attention, to buy or
sell drafts, and to issue letters of credit and money
orders.
"The Silent Barrler"
Monday, 21st
Harry Carey
IN
"The Wallop"
Wednesday, 23rd
Alice Calhoon
IN
"Princess Jones"
Larry And La y Semon
Comedy
THE
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Or
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TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS
Brussels Branch: G. H. Semis, Manager,
Dublin Branch: • F. McConnell, Manager.
Tooth Brushes
200, 25e, 350,
500,
F. R. SMITH
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Ionil bels Pms
ECGs are 5o cents a dozen.
ANOTHER wedding is on the program.
Locee and District news on page 4
and 5 also.
THE "Armistice Day" window of Miss
Maude Bryans put ns all in the shade
last Friday.
You needed your skates on some days
•during part of last week owing to icy
sidewalks.
TuasDAY next will be Dominion Nom-
ination Day for the coming Election.
Wingbam will be the place of meeting
and the hours 12 to 2. Polling Day De-
cember 6.
Reeve PLUM says Rumor bas it that
the Electric light in front of bis livery
is paid for by the town. This is untrue
as be finances the expense, so hopes
folk won't worry if light burns long
hours.
TUESDAY of this week several Masonic
brethern of Brussels went to Wiugbam
to attend the Chapter and met District
Deputy Coutts of that town. In the
number were Dr. White and Messrs,
Wilton, Black, Gillespie end Dixon,
HURON CO. REPRESENTED. -Among
the Stock Judging team from the 0. A.
C., Guelph, to compete at Cbrcago at
the International Show THE POST is
pleased to see the name of G. E. Raitb.
by, Huron County, Team is said to be
one of the best ever entered and we
wish them success.
MEDAL CONTEST.- Monday evening,
Dec. sth, a Medal Contest will be held
in the Methodist church. Brussels, under
the auspices of the local W. C. T. U.,
when competitions will take place io
vocal Music and Elocution, Essays and
Posters. Medals and consolation awards
will be made in first 2 classes and cash
prizes for the 2 latter. Subject of Essay,
(sot to exceed 1500 words) will be "'Phe
Cigarette evil." showing its hindrance
to developing mauhood, or the serious
effect of alcohol and narcotics, in their
relation to the mental, moral and spiritu-
al, Same subjects will be dealt with on
posters, (size of which will be 18 x 24
inches.) Work may be done with Cray-
on, colored pencils or pen and ink
Further particulars may be obtained
from Mrs, A. McGuire or member§ of
Committee having Contest ip hand,
Mao. WALTER JACKSON DIES SUDDEN-
LY. -Friday morning of last week H. L.
Jacksou, Brussels, received a telegram
from his sister, of Los Angeles. Cali-
fornia, giving the sad intimation that his
mother. Mrs. Walter Jackson, had pass-
ed away suddenly the night before.
She often read for awhile after she re
tired and this was the case 'Thursday
night when, about no o'clock, she
answered the call. Her heart had
bothered her at times. Interment was
made in California. The late Mrs, Jack
son Was a daughter of Rev. S. Jones, a
former well known Presbyterian pastor
in Brussels. Sbe was born in Wales and
came to St. Marys, Ont., where she was
married to the late Walter J. Jackson,
In 1872 the family took up residence in
Brussels where they lived for years.
Mr, Jackson died 70 years ago, Surviv-
ing children are ;-H, L , Brussels ;
Louis, S , Windsor ; Leon F., Ottawa ;
Mrs.S Leopard, Toronto ; Mrs, H, E
Maddock, Kincardine; and Mrs. Wm.
G. Logan, ILos Angeles, Cal,, where the
mother had been making ber home.
Deceased children are Percy, Charlie,
Archie and Nellie, Mrs, Jackson was 83
years of age, She is well remembered
in Brussels and locality. Her last visit
here was in tato Bereaved share in the
sympathy of many old friende in this
sudden call. Deceaded was a fine wom-
an,
A few sleighs were ou the move on
Monday, although sleighing was thin,
SPECIAL bargains are being offered by
Alex Strachan in ladies' mantles, Read
bis advt. this week.
COMING EVENTS. -
Dominion Rection, Dec, 6.
Brussels Monthly Horse Fair, Dec, 1.
Dominion Election Nomination, Nov,
22,
Bazaar, Metbodist Ladies' Aid, Dec,
10.
W. C. T. U. Elocution and Musical
Contest, Dec. 5.
Goo° second-hand straw cutter for Bale.
Apply to John Oliver, Brussels. Phone 9x.
8 Reons Island Red nice cockerels for sale.
Apply to Ws. ELLIS, Brussels, South.
VOR BALE. -12 two-year•old Steers weighing
about 800 lbs. each Also 8 steers rising 9 years
weighing about POO lbs. Apply to
W. H. MAUNDERS, Brnasels, Phone 12
Fort SALE -16 young pigs. Phone 804.
ERNEST BRAY,
Fos sale, a parlor table and an exteneion
table. .Apply at THE POST.
Fon SAT.11.-W111 arrive bo Saturday 15 Der-
ham cows, due to trrehen in a month. Apply
to ANENT & MCDrNALD.
STRAYED from Lot 10, Con 0, Grey, n cow
and 0 little pies. Owner will be glad to hear
of their whereabouts
J. W. STEPHENSON. Phone 4015.
TELEPHONE 00000.-A11 accounts must he
paid. They are now ail peeled up andany one
that don't wish to come in to pay may call up
and they will be told the amount of their
account and they can Hien remit but it ie im-
peretive that all ,uoonnta be paid at once.
Some have been standing too long,
F. S. SCOTT, Chairman of Board.
FOR SALE -Champion "Summit" kitchen
range with warming closet and water reser-
voir. In good conditions Enrns wood or
coal. Apply tool A. Dixon, Bunk of Nova
Scotia or at residence.
FOR SALE -2 heifer calves, one good milking
cow, good Clyde horse eau rising 2 years.
Apply to Geo. COLviz, Brussels, South.
Phone 569.
Fort SALE. -10 heads of young cattle rising 2
years (8 steers anti 7 heifers) , also 0 pigs 6
weeks old. Apply to Phone 660.
W..1. SRAnP, Lot 29, Con. 11, Grey.
FOR SALE -A quantile of turnips and also 8
ohnnke of pigs. V. 0PARL1No, Walton,
Is 'THANKFUL. -Dear Mr. Kerr
:--
Throng.' yoar piper I would like the
privilege of thank ug my friends, whom
I left is B ussels, for presenting me with
the floe club t.ag. I wish them to know
how meth I appreciate their interest in
me and if I have while in Bruseels
done anything to deserve, in a small way,
the very acceptable gif. 1 received, I'tn
very, very glad. Again expressing my
gratitude, I remain Sincerely,
OSWALD HEMINGWAY.
St. Catharines, Nov, 12 1021
75TH ANNIVERSARY.- Galt Reporter,
the only local newspaper, celebrated its
75th anniversary, last Friday, Peter
Jaffrav, the founder, before coming to
Canada, was editor of the Shrewsbury
Chronicle in England, While heintend-
ed farming new Gnderich he drifted to
Galt and purchased the Dumfries Couri-
er, changing the name to the Galt Re-
porter. and published lea first issae,00
Nov is, 1846 Mr. J: ff av, with bis 4
sons, were practically the entire staff,
THE Por tbrows a b; quet and wishes
The Reporter continued prosperity,
WOMEN'S INSTtxurE-Friday' after-
noon at 3 o'clock the Women's Institute
will m'et in the Audience room of the
Public Library After the hu;lueee see
Mon Mrs (Dr ) White will deal with the
subject "Suggestions for Christmas,"
Every member is 0• quested to bring
Wire article for insp,•e+ton. Current
evens, "1'he i,r•'seut ria ' frantb s ," will
he iu charge of Mrs. W. W. Harris; If
anyoue baa doubts or leers about how to
vote try to be present Fridnyafternoon,
as Mrs Harris is prepared to put all on
the right track, Everyone cordially In-
Vited. Music, ,
#I People We Talk About t3
tt SI
Mist Sarah Pipe, of Elmira, is visiting
her sister, Miss A. Pipe, Brussels.
D. B. and Mrs. McDonald, Galt, were
visitors with the former's mother, Mrs.
Robt. Kerr, last week,
Robert Dodds, McKillop, spent the
past week at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Arthur Smith, Queen street.
Mrs. Stewart, Parry Sound District,
is here ou a visit with her sister. Mrs.
T. McGregor, Queen street, Brussels.
Miss Chowen, teacher at Teeswater,
was a visitor at the home of her brother,
G. T. R. Agent Chowen, Brussels.
Jae and Mrs. Wilkey and Miss Ina
and Jas. Lawless, London, were visitors
with W. J. and the.Misses McCracken
last week.
Will. Harris. who bas spent the past
Summer at Cobalt and other Northern
points. is home under the parental roof
for a visit,
Monday of this week Postmaster F. S.
Scott celebrated his 73rd birthday. His
health is considerably improved and he is
"on deck" almost every day at the office
as usual. Many old friends hope be will
live 25 years yet.
Wm. Hartry and Robert and Mrs.
Forrest accompanied Rev. E. W. Ed-
wards in his visit from Seaforth to Brus-
sels last Sunday afternoon to do honor
to the boys who gave their lives for
Freedom's cause. Eric Edwards was
the chauffeur. The visiting friends
were former residents of the locality who
are well remembered. Mrs. Forrest is
a sister of Mrs. Geo. C. Lowry, Prin•
cess street, Brussels.
Church Ohimes
Sunday School Lesson Notes may be
read on another page.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Brooks, of
Crediton, wilt occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist church here. The pastor will
be at Ailsa Craig for anniversary.
The "social hour and refreshments"
appears to be growing in favour in in-
creasing numbers of city churches.
Loaves and fishes were thought a
good drawing program moo years ago
Rev. Mr. Clarke preached Sunday
morning in the Methodist church from
II 'Timothy 4-10 "Demas has forsaken
me. having loved the present world." on
"The lure of the world " Evening ser•
vice was withdrawn on account of the
Unveiling Ceremony in the church at 3
o'clock
Rev Dr. Thurlow Fraser, for the past
ro years tnioister in the Division Street
Presbyterian Church, iD Owen Sound.
announced to bis congregation that he
bad received a call to St, Johu Presby-
terian Church, Winnipeg, and had ac-
cepted, subject to the approval of the
two 1"reshi teries concerned.
Queen Victoria once said that the se-
cret of England's success was the Bible.
Now if that was the case, why not make
it the success of all foreign countries
that are being civilized. The Bible
Society is asking our aid again this year
to supply bibles to missionaries to spread
the gospel. Collectors will call on you
before the close of _November. Please
de your best,
'Tuesday of next week public services
will be held in Methodist church at 2.30
and 8 p. m. dealing with the question of
Evangelism Rev. Jno. Colburn, of
Toronto, who is a specialist in this de-
partment of work, will address both
meetings and should be heard on a topic
of vital importance. Rev F. S OKell.
Ethel, who is the Wingham District
Secretary, bas arranged an itinery for
the District, and will also be in attend
arca. Members of Official Board asked
to meet Capt. Coburn at 7 p. in. at
church.
Belgrave
East Wawanoeh Council will meet
here next Monday.
Chas. Hopper's Auction Sale went
o. k. He will take a hand in the
lightning rod businesealong with Jno.
Vannorrnan, We wish him success.
The Ladies Aid of Knox church,
Belgrave, met at the manse last Wed.
nesday for their November meeting,
at the close of which the hostess, Mrs.
Jones, served a delightful afternoon
tea, which was greatly appreciated by
all present.
Thursday afternoon and evening
Conferences on Evangelism will be
held in the Methodist church here,
conducted by Itev. (Capt,) Coburn,
Toronto, a specialist in this work,
Rey. Mr. OKell, Ethel, District Stere
Lary, will also be here, Everybody
welcome,
We were glad to see the Base Ball
honors come to our school teacher,
Not man Geddes. He is not only well
up on the game but plays consistent ly
rarely having an 'of day," At
WinghnDI Banquet he was presented
with a fine club bag, by vote of the
the !poste, ee the beet all round player
on the tom,
At the political meeting' here Wed-
nesday, of last week, with Richard
Procter in ,the chair, speeches were
given by W, H. Fraser, Geo. Spotton
and A. Cousins, All got a good hear-
ing and laid down the law according
to their way of thinking. Who will
be elected is the query ?
Last Sunday Rev, Mr. Cragg, Wing -
ham, conducted anniversary services
in the Methodist t r t church hde and
preached fine diecoursee morning and
evening to good congregations. Sub-
jects were "The church," and "What
Is your life?" The offering totalled
$120.00. Rev, Mt'. Peters went to
Wiugham to supply for Mr, Gregg.
Wingham
Ohae, Blackhall, of Fry & Blackhall,
is seriously ill at his home on Alfred
street.
J. J. Casemore, of town, is critically
ill at the present time, with little hope
afrecovery. •
A little son of Harvey Pendleton
was accidently knocked over by an
auto on Main street on Saturday, with
the result that he was badly bruised
about the head and received a severe
shaking up. If the driver had stopped
long enough to find out how much the
child had been injured he would at
least have driven the little lad to his
home.
BORN
Coon. -In Raaf Wewanoeh, on November 4th,
to Mr. and Mre. Henry Cook, a daughter.
Woarr,-In Grey Township, on November. 2,
1921. to Mr. and hire. Jno. A. Work, a sOn-
William Graham.
TELFORD -At Blyth, on Nov. 8rd, 1921, to
Rev. George and. Mrs. Telford, a daughter,
MARRIED
MOHARDY-BURGges.-At Toronto, November
12th,1021, by _Rev, Muir Auld, of Old St.
Andrew's church, Mise Isabella Burgess,
Blaevale, Ont., daughterof the late John
and Elizabeth Burgess, to 14r. Henry Mc -
Hardy, Toronto, formerly of Bluevale, son
of the late Robert and Agnes McHardy.
DIED
F°LTON,-In Greytownshipon November 14.
1021, William Fulton, aged 81 years, 7
months and/ days.
HOe4iNotta.-In Grey Township, on Novem-
ber 12, 1021, Jno. Bollinger, aged 79 years,
10 months and 2 days.
JACKSON -Iii Los Angeles, Cal„ on November
10th, 1921 Britain Jones, widow of the late
Walter J. Jackson, Brussels, In her Bard
Year,
MoCuat4-At Lovernn, Sask., on October 2dth,
1021, John MoOush, a former resident of
Grey township, in his 70th year. •
STItoNO-In Fordwioh, on Nov. 6th, 1021. Edna
Strong, beloved daughter of Wm, J, and
Mrs Strang, aged 12 years, 2 menthe and
10 days,
BTEWA for -In Grey township, on November
11th, 1821, Rootlet Brown, widow of the late
Alexander Stewart, in her 82nd year,
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AUCTION SALES
JYRTDAYImple-
ments, &u., Lots 27, Con18 Grey township.
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. Russel Robertson,
Prop, Thos. Gundry, Ana,
Fat°Ay, Nov. 25Th, -Farm ,took, inrpte-
menta, d:c , S7 Lot 28, Con, 6 Morris. Sale
unreserved at 1 p,. m. a, proprietor is giving
up forming, ALLAN. SPEIR, Prop. JAB. TAY-
LOR, Auo.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fell Wheat 91 00 91 00
Oats 45 60
Peas 125 150
Barley 65 00
Butter 85 86
Hoax 9 00 9 00
Env 16 00 10 00
Potatoes per bag 1 00 1 00
Town Wood Account
Persona owing for wood purchased from the
town are asked to settle the same forthwith.
By order of Council. Payment received by
F. S. SCOTT, Village Clerk.
Farm for Sale
Very desirable farm for sale, containing 100
acres with fine buildioge. Small amount will
finance or would consider house and lot or
small farm. Apply to Tian POST.
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provide the public with safe,
dependable family medicine
for the treatment of ordin-
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system, enabling weak con-
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germs- $1 00 per bottle
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Perfume $1.25 per oz.
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PENSLAR
Cod Liver Extract
With
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& Extract of Malt
One of our very best
Tonics and Builders,
free from the fishy oil
which many i delicate
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Rheumatic
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Continuation of the Great fall and Winter Sale
HANNA & Co. Ltd. Wingham
Owing to the mild weather and the extensive alterations that are being made in our
Main Store we have decided to cut prices still lower for the next two weeks, ending Dec.
3rd. Read the prices listed below -lowest in five years.
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$14.75
Buys a good service.
able Suit.
$24.75
Buys a fine Navy
Botany Serge Suit.
$31.75
Buys a Fine Worsted
Suit.
$18.75 Men's Overcoats, stylish
Plaids and Fancy Checks.
8.95 Boys' Over'doats in Stylish Grey Tweed
and Brown Mixture,
Society
Brand
models, in
10.00 Men's Heavy All -wool Mackinaw
Coate.
Carr's Genuine Mackinaw Pante, guaran-
teed to turn water..... ......................•. .
Peabody, Oarhartt, 'Headlight guaran-
teed Overalls
Oarhat tt'e Boys' Heavy Black Overalls...
Underwear
6 49
1 98
1 39
Another shipment of Penman's Heavy
Fleece Lined at, per gannet' t. ,... ... ' 76
Penman's All -wool Ribbed Underwear, per
• garment 98
Lambsdown Extra Heavy Pieece Lined ..,.,... 1 39
. Work Goods
Gloves - Less 20 per cent
$2 0o Work Shirts in Khaki, Black and
and White and Blue, each - 1. 10.
Fine Shirts - 99e 1 19 1 9
20 per cent off
Neckwear, Hosiery,
Gloves, Shirts,
Pyjamas, Collars,
Etc., Etc.
20 per cent off
Dry Goods Silks
Staples Cottons
Flannelettes Shirtings
Tapestry Rugs
$19.75
3 x 3
Oilcloth
50c, Square yd
Groceries
Sugar per 100 lbs $8 25
Broome 40
Tea, 81bs ' 1 00
Laid, 3 lbs..,.... ............... ...... 59
Currants ....... 10
Coffee..... 47
Raisins 24
Shredded Wheat .......... 2 for 25e
Oatmeal ...0Ibs, for 25
Ready-to-wear
20 Ladies' heavy Winter Coate
Suits and Dresses. Sale
$10.00 each
New Stylish Dreese8-Silks, Can-
ton, Crepes, Sergei
.20 p. c. off
Ladies', Misses' and Ohildreu's
new stock of Omits
Less 20 p. c.
All Fur Muffs and Stoles
Half Price
Ladies' Sweaters, reg. $8
Sale $3.49
10 yieces of all -wool Drees Goode
le Black, let een and Plaid.
Values up to $8,00, Sale .99
Nttvy Selmer at .... 149 & 1.98
Factory Cotten -,Special .., .19
Flannelette 16
Pi ints-Dark and Light.... .24
Velveteens -all shades . .75
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Remnants Malty more Half Price
Retnnanis
Hosiery
200 pre. White Cael ti ere Hose, leg $1.00, Sale .49
800 pea, Black Cashmere Hose,.. .. .89
$2 50 Week Cashmere Hose , . . 1.69
SPECIAL -300 pairs of Woolen's and Child-
ren's Hon, all colors .26
Silk Blouses
Values up to 510 00 and $12.00 Crepe de Chines
and Voiles, entire stork to cleat, ........ 8.98
HANNA & Co., Limited, Wingham