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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-3-5, Page 8The Store [Try the Druij Stare first For First Aid For Colds Reran Cold Tablets 25c Cherry Bark Cough Syrup 35e dz 60e Rexall Bronchial Syrup 60e Maltese Cough Drops too Fomld r o i Throat Ease e 0 kgs 1 c&26cg n Emulsion o 0 ScottsEmu s Liver Oil 65e St $1.30 Tasteless Prep• Cod Liver Oil $1.00 bots Meloids 2 ci pkga Camphorated Oil Compound Mustard Ointm't Antephlogesture, &c. Bring in your Films and have them Developed and Printed Eastman 'Films, Kodaks Brownie Cameras and Supplies For Most Popular Toilet Preparations 1 Jonteel Talcum ...,,,,., 25e & Sao Jouteal Cold. Cream Face Powder....,,...,. 500 Solidified Briihaetinein new andore convenient m vem t package acka a ,. ....... sec Lemon Coca Butteris a Lotion 35c Pompeian Day Cream... 65c Sea Water Violet Bath Salts 750 Woodbury's Facial Soap.. 2sc Hinds' Honey and Almond' Cream ,.. ...... 6oc Three Flowers Cleansing Cream ......... .. hoc Infants' Supplies Matto -Dextrose Sugar of Milk Milk of Magnesia Boracic Acid Baby Talcum Condensed Milk Horlick's Malted Milk »Nipples, Soothers Absorbent Cotton F. R. SMITH TheThe ,P.4447.ta Store' ROM :CM SIMOMIMMO Druggist and Stationer goad beim Pans MARCIL MONTHLY Horse Fair Thursday of this week. TUESDAY'S thaw and rainreducedthe snow banks considerably. WEDNESDAY is Ash Wednesday and the commencement of Lent. EVERETT HOOVER has a hint that may put money in your pocket, Read his advt. MEN were employed for a couple of days filling in some bad pitch holes in Southerly part of town. Dm you read Earl Cunningham's advt. in this issue? He can prove to you that what he says in the advt, is correct. THE EARLY BIRDS.—R. J. McLanch. lin wants to know if he is entitled to the est Spring chick medal, He has 3 baby canaries on the program. DID you return your Horticultural list of choices ? The time is up ane order will now be compiled and forwarded by Mrs, W, W. Harris, the Secretary. Hustle. MORTGAGR sale of Igo acres in Grey township will be held Saturday after- noon, istb inst., at the American Hotel, Brussels, See the advt for further par- ticulars. CAR of Flour and Feed also a car of Western Oats expected by Brussels Far- mers' Club. See advt. Yon are asked to place orders early with D. M. Mac- Tavish, Manager. ANOTHER car of potatoes was shipped from Brussels this week, eo cents a bag was paid. A stove was placed in the car to give the Irish pills a chance against Jack Frost. SSE the report of the Standard Bank on page 4 of this issue. It is a well managed institution. The braucb in Brussels was, established in the year 4891, and has proven its right to thrive. coWHOSE next xt oath. list ? A number of bachelors should be nab- bed, girls. This is Leap year and de- lays are dangerous. Already more than 2 mouths have slipped away. A Poen car rigged up with sleigh runners was here last Monday and and travelled first class even through the pitch holes with neatness and dis- pttch, It came from Listowel, we un. derstand. Wednesday afternoon of next week, at the American Hotel. Brussels, is the date and place of a Mortgage Sale of Lots 27 and 28, Con. 7, Grey, town- ship. D. M. Scott will be the Auction- eer. BEAUTIFUL BUTTERFLY —About the middle of October a cocoon was secured at Joseph Querin's, Thomas street, and was carefully placed in a box, The other day a beautiful golden colored butterfly with blue and purple spots shook off its "overcoat" and is as lively as you please, CALLAHAN — Wmeon, —'A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at 5t, Ambrose Church, Brussels, on Monday, March 3rd, by Rev. Father McHugb, when Miss Kathleen, second daughter of Samuel and the late, Mrs, Wilton, Brussels: became the bride of J. L. Cal- Ninon, al•lain nt, Belleville, Bride, Who was given away by her father, wore her travelling stilt of saud.polret twill, with hat and biotite to match, and stone martin chock. er, The bridesmaid was Miss Marguer- ite, sister of the, bride, while the groom was supported icy his brother, D J. Cal. tahau, Groomsgift tothe bride was a silver mesh bag; to tbe,brid,ernaid a pearl, and' amythest pin ; and to the groomsman gold cuff links. . After the happy ots to eddiug dinner the ppy temple left fou the 3,20 train, They will reside in Belle- ville, Many gopd wishes accompany thorn to their new home;, W. D. HAMSL wants to save voilsome solo and quotes figures in his advt, to prove it, MARCH arrived like a lamb last Satur' day. Let us hope 3t days later its capers will be as worthy of commenda- tion. Erma help was employed by Section Boss Archie Thompson shovelling back the snow banks along the railway to give the snow plow a chance to clear the track if it becomes necessary. •'AsseuR" Seed Peas for sale. Baron: dad ander ideal conditions. No wild eats, 117.2 W. R. BROADFOOT, Phone 2710 Lot 2, Con. 15, Grey 20 PIGS for sale, about 8 months ofd. Lot 8, Con. 1, Grey township. CHAR. SIMPsoN, Phone 4418 Biaevale R. It, 2 P05 SALE. -4 yearling steers and a yearling heifer, also a $oletein cow, to treehen In April. Lot 28, Con. 11 Grey Twp, W. j. Sneers, Phone 555. R. R. No. 8, Brussels, Dm:Ms for sale, EMIT, MRNAnEY. Phone 2417 Con. 5, Grey. FARM wanted to rent for a term of Aare. J. A. NIOeor., Phone 2818. R. R. 8, Brussels. STOCK Fon SAL,. -1 heifer of extra geed milking strain. due to calve in about a mouth.. Also 4 young Yorkebire sown ready to breed. Apply to J. P. MoINToea, Phone 556 Lot 21, Con. 12, Grey. FOURood Durham sows In salt for Bale, Price right. W. H. Braman, Lot 80, Con. 10. Grey Phone 503, . Holum and lot for Bale in the Village of Bras - Fels, formerly occuppied by the late Alex. Ellis, Queen etreet. Eligible property. For further particulars apply to W. M. SINCLAIR, tf Brussels. COMFORTABLE hoose and X acre lot for sale on Flora street, Enamels. Good stable .mall fruits, &e. Good neighborhood. Early pos. session. For further particulars apply on the premises. Phone78. Maar A, BOLT. FINE MAN PASSES AWAY —With very deep regret THE Pon records the de- mise of Wm. James Cardiff, au old and highly esteemed resident of this com- munity for more than 6o years. He died Monday morning at his home, Brussels,after a short but severe illness of 2 weeks. aged 67 years, 7 months and t6 days. Mr. Cardiff was the youngest son of the late Mark and Margaret Car- diff, pioneer residents of the 7th Con. of Grey township, He was born near Smith's Falls and was only 3 'years of age when the family came to the bush farm, which was transformed into an A e bomestead, still in possession of the Cardiff folk, The subjectof this notice was happily married to Miss Sarah Mc- Farlane, of North FastHope, Pettb Co., over 44 years ago and they lived on the farm until 5 years ago when they gave place to their only son and located in town. Io addition to Mrs. Cardiff the family consists of Wm. J. D., in Grey township, and Mrs. R- F. Downing, Mrs. Waiter Williamson and Miss Addle, all of Brussels. Mark Cardiff, Calgary, formerly of Morris township, and Mrs, Thomas'Htngston, Everett, Wash , U. S., are the surviving brother and sister of deceased, but are unable to attend the funeral. 5 brothers are dead (George, John, Thos., Richard. and Henry) and 2 sisters (Mrs. HenryHamil- ton and Mrs, James Williamson.) There. are 2 grand Children. Mr, Cardiff was One of the most active men of the countryside, a hnstler to work, never knew hardly a day's sickness and .en- joyed the respect and esteem of the neighborhood for his geniality and agreeability. This was the first break in the borne circle. Deceased was an official member of Brussels Methodist church, The family share is wide. spread sympathy in their unexpected. sorrow, Funeral service will be held Wednesday afternoon by Rev. C. F. Clark, deceased's pastor and neighbor, B b Burial will b e made i Btu , e . ceme- u n ss is tery, A fine man passed out when called d"dCardiff, as he was usually NOTICE ! Maude Co Oryaus Announces.' heti Bruaseis Office will be open following days of every week t-.- Hours—a, m, p, m. Monday ... ..10 to 12 1.30 to 6 Friday .., ,.,,, 1,30 to 0 Saturday 10 10 12 1.30 to 0 Saturday Evening ...,. 7 to 9 ft.if Waste Not Want Not waste your time �O not w ya , money and energy on oultrf rit breeding wh n for a couple of cofP$ extra you can fill your Incubator with Eggs from a fine laying strain. Our S.O. White Lag- horns can't be beat, Eggs 10e a dozen above mar - 1 ket price down to 35c. Order early and have eggs to Bell next Winter, Everett Hoover Phone 2514 Bruesole DON'T snowball on the Male street or the Cop'll get ya' if ye' don't watch out. ARE you in the chick business? E. Mittelle, Clinton, wants to speak to you His advt, has the message. Miss Hazel Stewart commenced her duties as a member of the teaching staff of Brussels Public school last Monday. THE PosT wishes her success. Doer MIss Tins —Brussels VV, C. T. U, will hold a sale of Home Made Bak- ing and also serve Tea at the store of Misses Hunter, Brussels, Saturday of next week, 15th inst. You are cordially invited to attend. Lend a band to a good cause. AUCTION SALES FORTHCOMING — 'lhursday, March 6—Geo. McTag gait's, Grey Twp. Friday, March 7—j. M. Miller's, Mor- ris Twp, Wednesday, March is—H. Mathers, Morris Top. Wednesday, March I2—Lots 27 and 28, Grey townabip at Brussels. Friday, March 14—John Conites, Mor- ris Twp. Saturday, March 15—Long farm, Grey Twp. at Brussels. MRS. JNO, CARTER PAS5E5 IN 92N12 YEAR.—Last Thursday an old and well known resident of Brussels and locality crossed the "Great Divide" in the per- son of Mrs Jno. Carter, She died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. Parker, Owen Sound, where she had been making her home for past year, going from town, The event was not unexpected as she was in her 92nd yearend had been quite ill for some time. Deceased's maiden name was Margaret Storey, who was bora in the Emerald isle and came to Canada with her parents, Wm. and Fannie Storey, wben a child. They located in McKillop towosbip and during her long life most of the time was spent within a few miles of the same Ideality. At an early age the subject of this notice was married to John Carter, who predeceased her 13 yea -s ago Tbere was a family of r3 children born to the home, 7 of whom survive viz :— John, Seaforth ; Joseph, Auburn ; David, Westfield ; Samuel, Brussels ; Mrs. Jno. Hart and Mrs. E. Parker, Owen Sound, and Mrs. G. Henderson, Seaforth. Arthur died at Blyth ;.Mrs Wm. Riley, Brussels locality and Mrs, Jno. Taman in New Ontario, Mrs, Carter was industrious, generous and full of Irish bunion, and with an answer ready like a flash. The funeral service was held at the home of her son, Brussels, Saturday afternoon, corner Turnberry and Queen streets, and was conducted by deceased's pastor Rev. C. F. Clarke, of the, Methodist church of whicb'Mrs. Carter had been a member for long years. Pallbearers were Allan Lamont. Jas. Henderson, Jno. Bender- son,Wm, Storey, S. Plum and Jno. Rily, W. C. T. U.—The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs. Robt. Dark, Friday of last week, a considerable number being present. Members looked forward to this meeting with special interest in that Miss Duff, Provincial Organizer of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, was to be present, and they were not disappointed. After the opening exercises were con- ducted and matters of business attended to, Mrs. McLeod and Mrs. Clouse sang the duet, "I know my Heavenly Father knows" very sweetly, Mrs. McGuire President, called upon Miss Duff to !peek. She did so in a .particularly winning manner, giving both facts and incidents from her personal experience and those quoted in tbe press, While her address sounded forth Optimism forthe future, it was also a clear clarion call for renewed effort on the part of all Christian women in order that existing evils might be trampled underfoot and that the cause of Temperance might not suffer through those who term them- selves the Moderation League." All thoroughly enjoyed Miss Deff's address and 5 new members were added to the Union. Meeting was closed by singing "Blest be the tie that Binds," and' re- peating the Mizpah: beuedietion. At this meeting it was decided to send fel. lowing resolution to Hon, Howard Fer- guson, Attorney General N•ekel and Mr. Wigle, our member of Parliament fat Centre Huron, "We, the women of the primate Christian Temperance Unison, assembled here to -day, urian imousl declare our whole hearted Atm - portyti a Prohibition la of o r' Prov. port. of iw a ince, and would express our desire that the present Government support. the Coterie Temperance Act 125111 it bas been given a thorough trial" Banking by Mail MAheY ltd varied +we the type. of men vrhq conduct j,ll their panking with The Standard through the poet, Busy men wile live far away from any bank And that our plan of banking by mail saves them making special trip, to town, and is satisfactory In avow way and quite simple. We pay interest at current rates on such account, Write or call for full particulars. STANDARTHED BANK or catwalk, Brussels Branch, » G. i1, Semis, Manager Dublin Branch, - - F. McConnell, Manager Pure Bred BabyChjckS S. C. White Leghorns S. 0. Mottled Anoonas Barred. Plymouth Rocks S. C. Rhode T. Rede From Bred - to -lay Strains Par full particulars write E. L. MITTELL. CLINTON HATCHERY Phone 218 Clinton, Ont. THE POST feels sort of lonesome at saying Goodbye to its old neighbor— 'rhe Wingham Times but hopes the twins, Advance -Times, will prosper and grow. AT least so new subscribers wanted in THE Pose, Have 3 of them. "THE POST giver the news" is nota fablebut is an historic tact. hence 4 cents a week is a mere trill; if we h11 the bill What about the absentee' from your home whom you dont write to very regularly, perhaps ? 1 oyse. LEGION.—As. a result of the visit of .itis; Doff. Provincial Organizer of the W. C T. U . to Melville church Sabbath School Last Sunday afternoon a Loyal Legion was formed with the fol- lowing , fficers President, Mildred Logan ; Vice Presidents, Doris McDon- ald and Fraser Strachan ; Secretary. Barton Macdonald ; Treasurer, Margaret Strachan ; Chorister, Dorothy McVet- tie ; Lbrarian, Winnifred McMillan ; Pianist, Stella Scott. Miss Duff was to have spoken to the Methodist S. S also on Sunday but the fire precluded the carrying out of the plan, NOTE FROM DR. PARKER SAYS:—Dear Mr Kerr :—I have been hearing of the fierce blizzards Ontario bas been having and at this distance it is bard to realize. Here the oranges are hanging ripe on the trees, also grapefruit. Strawberries have been in season since I arrived here 5 weeks ago, Oranges sell as low as 5oc. per zoo and grape fruit 25c. adoz. Flowers are in bloom, Nothing bas been touched by frost and this is an un- usually cold Winter here, Kind re- gards from DR, F. A. PARKER. Daytona, Florida, Feb.. 28, 1924 • CON'iGNMENT SALE,—The Huron. Co. Breeders' Association held a ; fairly successful Consignment Sale in Wing• ham on Tbursday, February 28'h, 49 bead of cattle were disposed of at an average. of Slit 25, which was fairly sat - !electors, when you consider the state of the live stock market to -day. The high- est priced female was Miss Ramsden of Springbank, consigned by Albert Ether- iogton, Hensall, She sold to Fred. t-aedle, Wiugham, for 5165, Highest priced bull was Scarlet Velvet, consign- ed by Harry Smith, Hay, and sold to Walter Renwic.t, Clifford, for $r32.5o. The offering was consigned mainly by the breeders of Huron County, with about 15 cattle coming from Perth, Wellington and Bruce. The Auction- eers handling tbe sale were R. T. Amos, Guelph, and Oscar Klopp, Zurich. 2 t # People We Talk About S l t2 tt. Mrs Israel, of West Montrose, was visiting her sister, Mrs, Jos Querin. Mrs. W. F. Stewart is visiting her daughter, Mrs. N, F. Gerry. Miss Nephew spent the week -end with Kincardine relatives. Mayor Willis, Wingham, was a visitor in town on Tuesday. "Tom" Ritchie was taking undesir ed holidays on account of a very sore throat but is on the "pull up" now. Councillor Weller was on the sick list this week with the prevailing grippe cold but will soon be k. we hope, Douglas Walker is holidaying at Sett - forth eaforth. and recruiting his health after his operatl On. W. and Mrs, Mitcheli made a brief visit to town from Preston the other day, Miss Vivian Harris bas accepted a position in Toronto. We wish her sun- cess. Samuel Carter was at Owen Sound last week owing to the low condition of his mother, who passed away on Thurs. day at the home of her daughter. Editor Mooney. Ripley,. was 111 town last Sreurday receiving applications for farm help expected from the Old Land this Spring. He's right on to his job too Mrs. Wm. Crawford,'l'uroberry street South, hes been serio'tsly 111 during the past week but is somewhat improved at the present. We hope she will continue to gain, W A Greven has been missed from his accustomed place of businesswhich is '11 chargo of Miss Millie Grower.' The forrnet's son wag itt quatantine,by septet fever Rud the Dad regarded it as the proper thing to vcluutarily become a recluse for asitort period until Archer Is granted his liberty from the ban, for Immediate Sale' Ari Daps Right All as good as New. 14 -Burner Coal On Range complete 1 Coal 011 Beater I Toronto Couch 1 Quarter Cut Oak Dining Rootn Table (Queen Ann style.) For particulars phone- ' Mitchell 017 R 22 Mrs. Edward Pollard was In Toronto last week consulting a specialist regard- ing a facial trouble. Encouraging words were spoken and treatment pre. scribed which her many friends hope will prove efficacious. Last week V. C, Huntley, Grocer, Brussels, underwent a successful opera- tion for appendicitis at Wingham .hospi- tal and is doing well. We bope he will soon be able to return borne. In the meantime Mrs. "Huntley and assistants are looking after affsits in a competent manner Church Ohltrtes Matthew 19521 "Come and follow Me," was the text from which Rev. J. P. Mc- Leod preached last Sabbath morning in Melville church on tbe subject of "Giv. lug," emphasizing the unfairness of present methods ; the need of a better spirit in church and community life, and giving as a solution of the difficulty of the church the practise of Tithing. In the evening subject was "Love's Lam- ent," the text being St. John 28;13, 'Be. cause they have taken away my Lord." The words of the text were shown to be t—t1) An expression of . a sense of saving power ; (2) An expression of a sense of carelessness ; (3) An expression of a sense of need, WILL HOLD SERVICES IN ST. JOHN'S CHuxett.—Through the kindness of the Wardens of St, John's Anglican, church, Brussels, and the Bishop of Huron, the Methodist folk, (who were so unexpect- edly and unceremoniously turned out of their place of worship by last Saturday night's fire -in their edifice) will find comfortable quarters in St. John's church for a while. As a rector has not been appointed yet since Rev, Mr. Connor's removal, the church is not at present in use. hence will supply the re- quirements of the Methodist people and afford a fine arrangement that will prob. ably suit both congregations under the circumstances. Witb this as the new order of affairs Prayer service will be held Wednesday of this week, at 8 o'clock in St. John's Lecture room when Rev: Mr. Cibrke will speak ou "Our Lord's Temptation." This date being Ash Wednesday it will -be a suitable tbeme. Choir practice will follow the service. Next Sabbath public services will be conducted at 12 a. m. and 7 p m. and Sunday School at g o'clock and the usual week evening services. Folk who have Methodist hymn books had better bring them on Sunday and probably selections to be found in ,Anglican hymn book as well will be in vogue. Missionary program and offer- ing at Sunday School, which should have beep given last Sunday. SUCCESSYUL INSTITUTE.—Thn-sday of last week a Wingbam District Institute was held in the Methodist cburcb, Brus• sets, comprising Ethel, Brussels. Bel- grave and Bluevale circuits. There was a representative attendance and a good program, Afternoon's session was presided over by M. J. Slemmon, and ooutisted of Round Table Confer- ence, conducted :by Rev, H, Willans, Ripley ; Sunday School Management.. a ; F. R.Howson,Win b mDiscussion on League work,x Rev. S W, Hann, Ethel ; Address, Miss Duff, W. C. T. U. organizer. Duet was rendered by Miss Maud Bell and Rev, Mr. Pentland, Supper was served in the Lecture room by the ladies, At evening session Rev, Mr, Haon was Chairman in the absence of Rev. Mr. Clarke who was called to Toronto. Wilfred Bisbee, Ethel, gave an address. on "A League's contribution to community life'+ ; Miss Margaret Maunders discussed "'A live wire teach- er," and F. R. Howson took charge of Question drawer, This was followed by a Missionary pageant, "A call of the Nations,e" well placed by Brussels young people. Rev,' Mr. Willlans gave the closing address on "The life that counts." The financial proceeds of the supper were $46 0o which will be devot- ed to Missions by Brussels League. A resolution urging the Provincial Gov- ernment to amend, improve and enforce the 0.'1'. A. and urging the abandon- ment of a referendum or plebiscite at the present time was passed at the evening session abd copy ordered sent to Premier,; Provincial ' Secretary and sitting members of Huron County, AUCTION SALE FItllAY MAI5OI1 7T11.—Farm stook, ample. meats &c., 8l4 Lot 08, Cot, 1, Morris (West of Jamestown.) Oslo oneneerved nt I p. m, 5. M. Miller, Prop. T. R. Bennett, Aa9, THURSDAY, Mallon 50rt —Clearing Sete of Farm Stook, implomente, &c., Lot 24, Con. 15, Grey Twp, Sale at l p. m sharp. One.Me- Tfteeart, Prop, D. M. aoott, Asa, W anNF0nAY, MA non 12TH,—Farm Stook and Bey, at 5514b10i Con. 2, Morrie Township, (3j mile South of 13 titivate Station,. Salo et I p. m. B', blathers, Proprietor ; John Parole, Auotlotleor. Fhred a MAae0 s ehoenVnlanble Htrree, lie.. g�(nterod and Grade Shortltorri and Yorkshire Lot 4,on 5,orris � at 1 o nlook. .05 a etarLUM As at proprietor sol giJoh ns fsee,Pr all Joh mock meet be Sold. John (,Dalton, Prop, ; John Purvis, Ayes Fox's Drug Store The�.IA%?"' Store WEEKLY STORE NEWS Every Day le Somebody's Birthday We have a nice new line of Garde and Booklets to choose faun. Keep your Cam era Working these fine days, Let ue Develop and Print your Films, Inks for Fountain Pens Leads for Auto- matic, Penoils Very badly needed when you want them. Better keep stocked up. For that Acid Trou- ble in your Stomach have you ever tried our Dyspepsia Remedy One bottle will eon- vince you of its mer- its, Those who have used it speak loudest in its praise. Disinfection mem No Infection Cleanliness and health are guarded, by Disin- fection, We have just received a new stock of Fumigators Simple in action. Perfect 1n results, 78c and $1.00 Tu Build Up after colds or other illness. After coughs and colds every sys- tem needs a good tonin. OUR Penslar Cod ' Liver Extract —ia an ---- Energizer, Builder and Appetizer Fakes you bank to Nor- mal health very quickly. 9 Bottles for $6.00 If you have a Special Formula or Private Recipe for any kind of a /Prep- aration you o a n safely depend on. Quality and Ancor, any in our Prosorip Mon Departrpent. Aspirin -, Quinine Laxative Cold Breaker Everything to break up a Cold -we have them. HIGH CLASS Stationery We have a very well actarted stock both as to Quality and Price. Tiler- mnmeters 'No home is quite safe without one. We are offering one at 51.00 which is fully guaranteed and in a metal case. Remember the price - $1.00 FOX'S DRUGSTORE "Careful Prescription Dispensers" DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER DIED CARn1FF.—In Brussels, on Marah 8rd, 1024, William James Cardiff, aged 67 years, 7 months and 16 days. GARTER.—In Owen Sound, on February 28th, 1924, Margaret Storey, widow of the late John Garter, Brnaeela, in her 92nd year, McKey.—In Grey township, on February 29111, 1924, Martha Ann McMann beloved wife of George MoKay, Monsrieti, aged 84 years, 5 monthe and 12 days. BRUSSELS MARKET. Pall Wheat „. Pees Barley Oats Buckwheat Butter ... Sags............_.....« ................... Boge Potatoes 11 6600 11 55 •0 4565 .Y5 85 ? 2 ? 220 7675 Wool .. 706 80 80RN BRYAN,.—At Private Patients' Pavilion, Tor. onto, on starelt 2nd, 1924, to Dr, and Mrs, F. T. Bryans, a eon, Dunford Property for Sale Hoose end lot of about Nacre, attoated on the corner of Turnberry and Thome etreots in the Village of Brussels, known as the Dun. ford home. On the property la e, very eub- • stantial brick house ; nicely isolated, atesi roof, cement cellar fleore, new furnace, clothes closets, bath.room, °intern, drilled wellTrait trees, a nine raspberry plantation, lovely or- namental and evergreen treed, end a beautiful lawn. Will be sold for half of whet ltWould coat to build it to wind up the estate of the Isle B. C. Dunford. Immediate poctesoton. For further partlonlars apply to L. B. DUN - FORD, Detroit, or JAS. MoFADZEAN, (next doer), Box 1 Brevets P. 0 DREco DRECO The Wonder Kidney Liver v Stomach Tonic as Nationally Advertised Sold by F. R. SMITH, Brussels and by n good Druggist everywhere Announcing Cash System BRUSSELS, MARCH 1st, 1924 To 0011, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, We wish to announce that after much consideration that on and after March lot our business will be on' a'strict- ly cash basis to all individuals. In carrying on our busi- ness under a cashsystem we will be able to give otlr etas- tomers much better service in the way of prices, as you will readily understand that it costs less to run a Cash Business than it does to carry accounts for months and probably into years. By getting the cash for the goodswe sell we will be able to pay cash for the goods we purchase, thus getting a better price because we can take advantage of all discounts, and eliminate such chargee as interest and exchange. We will maintain accounts for Corporations and Insti- tutions on regular terms, as the aeeounts for the above have to be passed by shareholders before being paid, it would be impossible for them to pay'eaoh. Your patronage is esteemed, for which we express thanks, thanks, and its continuance is solicited. We're here to do business and invite you to call when anything is wanted in our line. A 1 isC service ro promised. d, Uttr Telephone is No. 9x EarlCunningham - a - ' GARAGE BRUSSELS