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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-5-14, Page 8eixacite, B are NOTICE I Farmers' Sales Notes BRANCHES of this Bank in rural sections render valuable service t4 farmers by acting es cos. todian for their sales notes, or by discounting them and,making collections when due Standard Service makes the farmer's 6nanc1uu easy. vets STArv►D J K Eastman made Varnished Tile Paper No. 2a Brownie PICTURES - 2i x el Price $3.65 Without Experience or Ex- perimentiug anyone eau get good Pictures with a Brownie Camera, The Photographic ability is in the box. When in the store just ask us to show you how simple it is to make Brownie Pictures and flow interesting it is. Bring in or Mail us your films and have them Developed and Printed makes a most desirable covering for walls of Kitchen, Batb Room Pantry or Wash itoom, In pleasing colors and neat de algae, It lea Wall Paper that will stand well, as soiled spots can be wiped off with a damp cloth. See our Patterns and let us give en estimate of what your room would cost. Parker's Essence of Smoke For Smoking and Preserving Meat Price 35c Bot. Red Cedar Flakes 25c. A Moth Preventative Moth Bags From 4oc up to 81.50 each Adlerika A new Medicine for Stomach and Bowels— 87 5o F. R. SMITH the Store Druggist and Stationer Fatal l Sts Dema GARDENING i5 now in full swing. SOME good catches of fish are being made trona the Maitland. WHAT about the Business Mena' As- sociation membership campaign ? A NEW roof bas been placed upon the residence of Miss Lizzie Woods, Albert street. Tale Hydro pole gang is getting the line-up nu a number of streets. Poles appear to constitute a very good outfit. MEN and boys will be interested in the message R. W. Ferguson bas to con- vey. A dollar saved is a dollar gained. See the advt. BRUSSELS Intermediate Foot Ball team is grouped with Ethel, Monkton and Wroxeter in the District round -up. The schedule is not yet to hand. TULIP bed at tbe Public Library has donned its Spring Millinery. This plot is under the special care of Druggist Fox, as an officer of the Horticultural Society. The bed attracts no small at- tention all Summer. ANNUAL meeting of Brussels Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Peter Scott, Friday afternoon of this week, at 3 o'clock. Officers will be el- ected by ballot for the ensuing term. A good representation of members is re- quested. Lunch will be served. BELSHAZZER,--This splendid Cantata, 10 which 5o people will take part, will be presented in the Opera House, Brus- sels, by well known Blyth talent, Tues- day evening, May 27th. They come un- der the auspices of Melville Church Choir and are well worth hearing. Plan of reserved seats at Fox's Drug Store, Nobody should miss this musical treat. See the advt, and get a program, MRS, GEORGE N. EDwARDs PASSES AwAY.—Last week THE PosT made re- ference to the birth of a son to George N. and Mrs. Edwards, at St. Joseph's hospital, London, the Saturday pre- vious, and both were said to be doing well, Peritonitis set in, however with the mother and before THE Pose' bad completed running off its edition the very sad news was received that death had ensued about le a. m. Wednesday. The casket was brought to the borne of deceased's brother, Joseph Gaffney, Kee- 111cott, Logan township, service was held in St. Bridget's Church Friday morning, after which interment was made in the family plot in Mitch 11 Rev. Fr. Gaffney, Clinton, was assisted by Revels Fre, Reny, White, Macke~on, Flussey and Rev, Dean Hanlon. The floral offerings were beautiful and con- sisted of wreaths from husband and (Grade 7 Tecumseh School, London, where Mr. Edwards is teaching); cross, John end Mrs. Gaffney; wreath from I. 0, O. F, Lodge, Brussels ; sprays from Hunt Brae., Loudon, (with v'bom deceased was book-keeper in ber maiden days), Miss Alice Gaffney, George end Mrs, Edwards, W. and Mrs. Baillie, 8. add Mrs, Gaunt, T. I. and Mrs. Regan, G. F. and Mrs. Longfoot, Mrs. L, Churchill, B and Mts, Woodley, Mr, nod Mrs, Ashdown and Mr, and Mrs. Bublman, bit. and Mrs, Ed- wards were married August 22nd. 0920. Deceased was greatly beloved by all wbo klaew her, Her loving manner and win• ping smile made friends for her wher- ever site went, She is survived by her husband and baby son ; 3 brothers (Pat- rick, Eagle River, Wis. ; John and Joseph, Logan ;) and 5 sisters (Mrs, T. Regan, and Mrs, S. Gmtnt, Logan'; Miss Alice and Mrs, Murphy, Stretford ; end Miss Margaret, Loudon) who are large sharers in the sympathy of a wide circle of relatives and friende, Mrs, .Edwards' parents predeceased her a few years ago, Do you require cement? See G. R, Weller's advt. RECENT heavy rains caused quite a rise in the Maitland river, THE old stable in rear of the Leckie block, that bas suffered from a weak back for some time, caved in last week and will likely be pulled to pieces, RING BRos., merchants, Wingbam, ask readers of THE Pose to take a look at their advt. It relates to ladies wear, house furnishings and Congoleum rugs. • Fon BALE. --Barn 64250 feet: shed lOs00 feet ; and about 800 feet of dressed spruce lumber, For further particulars apply to W. C. STEVENSON, Phone 608 R. R. O, Bruaeele 8 Sweot4s of Italian Bees for sale. WM. AOMaTnoNO, Phone 6416 Princess St., Brussels Srx Octave Dominion Organ, in good condi- tion, for sale. .Apply at THE POST. SEED Potatoes for sale. Good stook. GEO. WHITPIELO, Phone 4916 Grey Township GREEN Mountain Potatoes for sale, suitable for seed. E. S. DUNBAR Phone 8418 roan Coupe, run between 800 and 400 miles, for sale. Apply to R. THOMSON, Brussels. FOSIALO honed, red in order, strayed from Brussels. Any information leading to ber re• covery will be thankfully received. Phone 21 Sao. RUTLEDGE, Brussels. 2Goon Pigs for este, 5 weeks old. Would like to get 2 or 8 bushels of baokwbeat. CECIL BATSMAN, Phone 8618 Ethel. 10 Pigs O weeks old 'for sale. Phone 8825 WILSON MARES, Morris Twp. Elas/. Wagon for sale. Maybe seen at Rltehie'e okemith Shop, Erneeel. Bargain for some OBS, 6 (MCNE6, Will weigh about 126 pounds. Phone 428 Rus. RO)3DRTsoN, Grey Twp. Fon SALit Span of good work horses, a est of team harness, wagon, harrows, seed drill and sleighs. 01,85. Nranole Phone 666 Bruaeele South. PRIVATE Panda to Loan. W. M. SINCLAIR, Brassela. Fon SALE, -5 panel ydoorm, suitable for arch- way, rs, also could bureau, a chtted erry glees clapboard, s Hoar bin with. 21 cornportments and 1 large bedroom stand, Phone 20 Joint Roan, Bruaeele, Dn. PAnaER, of Wingham, has reenmed his weekly visits to the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, BARRED Rook eggs for hatching for sale, Price 4 cents per egg. Also baby chicks. Phone 128, HARVEY BRYAN%, Morris Twp. Ronan and lot for gale in the Village of Brus- sels, formerly occupied by the late Alex. Ellis, Queen street. Eligible property. For further particulars apply to W. M. SrxoLAus, tf Brussels. CCMronasBLE hone° and y4 acre lot for Bale on Flora street, Brume's. Good stable, small fruits, &a Good neighborhood. Early pos. session, For further particulars apply on the promisee. Phone78. MArt5 A, BOLT, INVITATION, — The returned men of Noma cordially invite the returners' men of Brussels and vicinity to join them at the unveiling of the Township Memorial on Friday, May 231d, at I.so p. rn. Un- iforms requested where possible. Meet- ing place, Agricultural grounds, G. W. V. A Band in attendance, OeeicraL BOARn —The 4th meeting of the Official Board for this Conference year was held et the Parsonage Wednes- day evening, May 7th, Pastor in the chair. After minutes were read and adopted following business' was tran- sacted ;-•--Church Membership reported as 225. Lay Delegates to District Meet- ing R. J. Hoover and W. H. Kerr, with W. H. Maunders, alternate. Stewards were reappointed as follows:—Dr, Hamilton, H. L. Jackson, R. J. Hoover, W, H. Maunders, Walter Rcee, Stanley Wbeeler and W. H, Kerr, Latter was re-elected Recording Steward and Dr. Hamilton, Treasurer, District Visitors, F. Roe, E. Cardiff, Jae. Henderson, and Mesdames A. C. Baeker, R, F, Down- ing, T. E. Whitfield, Geo. C. Lowry, Mrs, Skelton end Mrs, W, Rands, Resolution 0f sympathy was passed to S. Carter and W. Rose over demise of their =Ward, Maude C. Aryans Announces bee Bruesele Office will be open following days of every week Eburs a, .al, P. m. Monday a, . to 12 1,30 to 0 Friday ..,., 1.80 to 6 Saturday 10 to 12 1.80 to 6 Saturday Evening 7 to 0 'rag POST Telepbones are Nos. 31 and a ' MrrCRZLL races are slated for May 24th, 'there will be 4 events also a blab wire artist. See the advt. Publicity Committee was in Brussels last Monday. They are goad boosters, Foanwrell, Molesworth and Brussels Telepbone Directors held a conference, last Saturday, relative to broadening, local exchange rates. The plan suggest, ed looks as if it would be of advantage to all concerned. TatRemy afternoonof this week, there will be offered by Public Auction at the Queen's Hotel, at 2 p. m., by D. M. Scott, Auciipneer, S} Lot 3o, Con, 7, Morris township. If you wish to know more abottt it see the advt, of sale on Page 4. FLAx Sage HERE.—Jno. Meadows has received a supply of flax seed for the crop to be sowed in this locality. They expect a crop of at least 250 acres. Those intending to sow should band in their names if they have not already clone so. Goo progress bas been made at the post hole digging for the Hydro poles on the various streets in town. The in- stalling of wires goes on apace in the residences and business places, Build- ing the line from Seafortb is being plan- ned for early completion. NEXT Monday. at 2 p. m., South halves of Lots 56 and 57, Ist Con., Township of Morris, will be offered for sale at the American Hotel, Brussels, by Public Auction. with D. M. Scott, Auctioneer, Advt. may be read on page 4 of this issue giving additional particulars. AT the Family Theatre Friday and Saturday evenings pictures will show "The Light in the Dark." Monday and Wednesday (not Tuesday as bas been), "The Fast Mail" will be presented. See the advt, in another column. Standing room was at a premium last Saturday evening. LAsT Sunday afternoon several motor loads of Masonic brethren attended the funeral of the late ex -Reeve Churchill, Goderich township, who was killed near Clinton last Thursday by the train, Burial was made at Clinton. The Edi. tor of THE PosT got acquainted with the deceased years ago when both were members of Huron County Council. IMPROVEMENTS,—The exterior wood- work on the residence of Mrs. Wm Mc- Cracken, Princess street. issbeing bright- ened up by the painter's brush.—New cement walk is being put down at the residence of Wm. Bryans, corner Eliza. beth and Thomas streets,—Wm. Craw- ford is finishing up a large kitcben ad. dition to his cottage. He also enlarged the cellar accommodation. W. C. Kerr, Brampton, tbe new C. N. R, Agent, Brussels, arrived this weeds to assume bis position. THE POST wel- comes him to town. L. F. Neuert, who has been relieving for past 6 weeks, will take his departure for his next post of duty, Mrs. Neuert bas been bere with her husband. We wish them well, Mrs. Lavinia Churchill and daughter, Norene, left last Monday for London,. where they purpose making their place of residence. Former will take charge of the home of her brother, Geo. N Edwards, who suffered the great loss of his wife last week, to which reference is made elsewhere in this issue. Mrs, Churchill has been a member of THE PosT staff for the past 2 years, bavtng acquired the Art in the same office io her maideobood. ENTERTAINMENT,—Thursday evening last the Concert of the Loyal Temper- ance Legion was held in Melville cburch Despite the unfavorable weather there was a goodly attendance. Hymn 773, "Standing by a Purpose True," was sung, after which Rev. Mr, McLeod, who was Cbairman, led in prayer. This was followed by Chairman's address, which proved both interesting and in- structive along Temperance lines. Facts and figures concerning Temperance were given nod Mr. McLeod urged that we be alive to the seriousness of the sit- uation. Following splendid Musical and Literary program was well render. ed :—National Chorus—Maizie Somer- ville representing Britannia ; Doris Mc- Donald, •Ireland; Jack Oliver, Scotland ; Helen Baeker, Canada; and. Edua Ed wards, United States ; recitation, Gor- don Wheeler ; Acrostic exercise, 'Tem- perance," by Donald Ferguson. Jack Baeker, Donald McRae, Marguerite Log- an, Billy Paimer, Doris Jeater, Jack Mc• Vettie, Freda Pollard, Billy Edwards and Lila Ricks • is ao duet,Gertyand d foe Yolleck ; recitation, Margerite Logan ; solo, George }eater ; recitation, Margaret Stracban ; piano duet, Gerdy and Joe Yolleck ; "Alice in Wonder- land," a Play representing the human body, with Winifred McMillan as Alice, Dorothy IdoVettle as Heart, Ruth Still- eben as Lungs, Ruby Smith as Nerves, George )eater as Muscles, Melville Thompson as Brains, and Scott Bur chill as Digestive Organs ; recitation, Stanley Clarke ; solo, Gerty Yolleck ; recitation, Crosby Innes and three L. '1, L girls ; recitation, Margaret Downing, which was a plea for funds to help tbe L. T, L. Collection was taken by Alice Pope and Doris Jeater, Prizes were presented to the winners in the Scrip- ture Memorization Contest, Mre, Mc Guiro addressed the winners and Mar- guerite Logan presented tbe prizes which were as followst—Doris McDon- ald, Margaret Strachan. Dorothy Mc. Vettie, Helen Baelkror, Ruth Strachan and Mary Innes. `Much credit is due Mrs. T. C, McCall and Mrs. A. L, Mc- Donald, who are Superintendents of the I,. T. L, work, The accompanists for tbe evening were Miss Edna McCall and H. Locke, Proceeds of the silver col- lection amounted to tilts 50, Closing number wad the National Anthem, w Brussels Branch, - G. I1. Sarnia, Manager F. McConnell, Manager Dublin Branch, aAMw.n.r...✓ Church °hilus Huron Deanery meeting will be held in Clinton, Tuesday, June 3111, It is expeoted that 5,000 young people will be enrolled in the Summer camps this year, Melville W. M. S. will send a good delegation to the Presbyterial at Walton Tuesday next. Little Stara Mission Saud will present a varied program at the Annual Moth- ers' meeting, to be held is Melville church Thursday evening of this week. Wednesday evening of next week Rev, Dr. Taylor, a returned Missionary from India, will deliver one of bis interesting Lectures in Melville church, under the auspices of the W. M. S. Seo the advt. Annual District meeting of the Wing - ham District will be held in the Metbo- dist Church, Wingham next Tuesday. Rev. C. F, Clarke, who is the Cbairman. R. 5. Hoover and W. H. Kerr are ex. pected to attend. There are over one million boys and girls in the Sunday schools of Canada, That was the statement of Rev. P. R. Hayward before a gathering of the Religious Education Council of Can- ada, held in the National Training School, Toronto. Matt, 6 73, "Lead us not into Tempta- tioa" was Rev. Mr. Clarke's theme last Sabbath morning in the Methodist Church. In the evening the sermon related to Mothers' Day, text being "Her children rise up and call her bleep ed,"—a photograph of a good mother. Mrs. W. C, Procter sang an appropriate solo in the morning and Miss Marjory lloover at evening service. In Melville Sabbath School Mothers' Day was observed by a service in honor of mothers. 'rhe Mothers' Day pro- gram was used and readings and reci• talions given by the children. Singing was led by a choir of senior boys and girls. Address by pastor was on "What we owe our mothers." Many of the mothers and fathers honored tbe Sab. bath School by their presence and en- joyed the service. R. D. Cameron, Luoknow, was high- ly complimented while in attendance at the Presbyteriau Synod at Woodstock. Synod bad been instructed by General Assembly to appoint zo representatives to the first General Council of the pro- posed United Church of Canada to be held if, and when union takes place. Mr. Cameron was agreeably surprised to find that be was among the zo appoint- ed. At tbe morning service in Melville Church last Sabbath the pastor took as bis text I Cor. 4 4 "He that judgetb me is the Lord." Speaker dealt with the three Courts before which our actions are judged. (r) The Court of public opinion—to wbich we are liable to defer too slavishly. (2) Conscience, which is not an infallible guide but de- velops as thought develops; (3) The final Court of Judgment—The Lord. Against the decision of this Court there is no appeal. Evening sebject' in honor of mothers, was Earth's greatest trag»dy—"A mother's broken heart," based on Genesis 4: y :—"If thou doest wel: shalt thou not be accepted ? and if thou doest not well sin lieth at the door," Cain's mistakes were (r) In trying to beat God ; (2) Covetousness ; (3) His evil doing led to punishment, Annual celebration of Mothers' Day was held last Sunday afternoon in the Methodist Sabbath School. The print- ed program was followed, which includ- ed responsive readings ; Good wishes to mothers by Miss Margaret Maunders ; recitations by Russel Farrow, Stewart Pierce, Gordon Wheeler, Marion Mc- Cauley and Helen Backer ; solo by Mil- dred Spading ; Address by the pastor. Smell boquets of carnations were pre- sented to Mrs W. Rands, as tbe oldest teacher in the school ; to Mrs. R. T, Hingston as the oldest pupil 1 and to William Harris, infant son of W. H. and Mrs. Bell, as the junior member of the Single eomb R.I. Reds Do CHICKS 18c for balance of season. Now have space for Custom Hatching at 86,00 per 100 Eggs. Any breed or quantity, Eggs are now hatching good. Book order early for apace or Chicks, John T. Duncan Box 20 Phone 7x I Brussels, Ont, Cradle Roll. The sympathy of the school was expressed by resolution to George N. Edwards, London. a former pupil, over the decease of his wife last week and a copy of the record ordered to be sent him, BORN. HARKNESS.—In Montreal, on Good Friday (April 18t111 1924, to Mr. and Mrs. Diokson Harkness, a son—Robert Hugh, A grand- son to Rev. Dr. and Mrs, Haronee0, Ripley, formerly of Wroxeter. SANDERS,—In Grey township, on May 1011I, 1024, ghtto er.Mr, and Mie, David Sanders, a DIED BDAARDS, In Bt. Joseph's Hospital, London, on May 7th, 1024, Anna Gaffney, beloved wife of George N. Edwards. JoNRs. in Gorrle, enmity 2nd, 1929, Robert Norman, infant son of Rev. R. B, and Mrs. Jones, aged 6 days, IN MEMORIAM GAnnoNEa: In loving memo, of aur dear husband end father, Alex, Gardiner, who passed away May 17th, 1928, Ott we think of you, dear husband and farther, And think of how you died To think you could not say Goodbye Before you (dosed your eyes. Badly missed by WIPE AND FAMILY Auction Sale Of Valuable Farm Property Situate In the Township of Croy in the County of Huron Pursuant to the power of Bale contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of Bale there will be offered for sale by Public Auction, at the American Hotel in the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, an Saturday, the 31st day of May, 1.0. 1324 at 2 o'clock hs the afternoon, by D. 51. Scott, Auctioneer, the following valuable property, namely : All and singular that certain parool or tract of land and promisee situate, lying and being in the. Township of Grey, In the County of Huron and Proviooe of Ontario, and being Composed of Lot number Twenty-one in the Third Concession of the said Township, con- taining one hundred acmes of land more or lees, This property is aStnated on o good gravel read about three miles from the Village of Ethel, nine mflea from Brussels and ton miles from Listowel in a good farming community. There are on the premises a bun:. barn 06x76 feet with atone tonndation and stabling under- neath ; strew shed attached 80 x Ott toot with stabling underneath ; a ane and ane -half story frame house with steel siding, 20x 20 feet, with kitchen of same material 16 x 20 feet and. a frame woodshed, and about one sore of good frnit•beering orchard. There are sbont seventy -flue sores fit for orl- tivation and the balancers pasture land. TERMS Or SALE—Ten per cent of the put• chase money on the day of sale and the bei• an(e within thirty days thereafter. Purchaser will be entitled to immediate possession, cab• jest to the existingtenancy 111 any ) Further partloalre and cosditlona of aide will be made known at the time of sale or may be obtained from the undersigned. Dated the 91h day of May, A. D. 1924. R. VANSTONII, Wingham; Ont., D. M, SCOTT, Vendor's Bolfaltor. Brnesela, Ont„ Auctioneer, iiBarred Hocks S. C. White leghurils Baby Chickil s For the past teu years we have made a careful study of the Poul- try bueinete, more particularly mating and breeding along larger egg production Linea, In the p106ent Canadian Egg Laying Contest being conducted at the Experimental Farm at Ottawa, under Government supervision, where there are 83 pens entered from the best poultry In per] in Oauada and the United States (Contest started Nov. lot, 1923, and ends Oct. 31et. 1924), our pen of S. 0. White Leghotms, No, 40, is in second place (a pen from the United States holding first poet - 1100,) Our pen has not been lower than 4th place since the first week of the Contest. Chicks we are hatching for our customers are from the mothers and slaters of this pen, Irl the latter pert of May and the month of June we will have 16,000 Chicks --Rocks 18c, and Leghorne ISc each, Last year we lied t0 refuse orders for thousands of Chicks as parties wanting them were too late in placing their orders, Right now is the time Weeder' Chinks for delivery the latter part of May or for the month of June, Have you been keeping Hens P or have the Hens been keeping r you 1' Start now and get the kind that will keep you. There is a big difference in the returns you get from same amount of food coneumod, Why not got Chicks that have the breeding back of them to give you big profita. The Chicks we send out are properly incubated, therefore easily raised, WALTER ROSE, BOX B4 BRUSSELS, ONT. Fox's Drug Store The! Store WEEKLY STORE NEWS Colorite In all the leading Shades Jet Black Dull Black Navy Blue Red Sage Green, Cerise, &c. 'Will make Met Summer Flat like new, Soon be time to stow away your Furs Moth Balls QedarFlakes Give Perfect Satisfaction. Avoid the Dark Buy a • Flashlight Just press the button and a bright ray of light will beyour re- ward. We have a good stock ' to choose from. A BOX OF Smites'u Chuckles 1 iI CANDIES is a sweet and pleasing re - membranes Also a Box of our nu ,Luxe Stationery provides a useful end accept- able gift, 416:41..LiJ...1.s.a►..A/► Our Stock of DYES IS VERY COMPLETE Diamond Dyola Sunset and Rit Olive Oil A delicious amber colored oil, made fresh from slow maturing Olives. Excellent for the child- ren to take and very delicious for table use. We fully guaran- tee the Purity of our Olive Oil as it is the BEST QUALITY OBTAINABLE Tired, Aching Feet Can be greatly relieved by the use of our `Penslar Foot Powder 25c the can FOX'S DRUG STORE "Careful Prescription Dispensers'. DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER Robert and Mrs. Thuell and Wm, and Mrs. Thuell, attended the funeral of their cousin, the late Hugh Hill, last Monday. Interment was made in Clin• ton cemetery, Tbere was a very Ierge gathering. His death was pecul- iarly sad and the bereaved are deeply sympathised with in their sudden sor row. Mrs. Hibbert, a daughter, passed away a few weeks ago. BRUSSELS MARKET Fall Wheat Peas Barley Cate — Buckwheat ....., Batter Hogs Pots atoes Bev Wool 60 50 40 80 88 21 7 50 7 0 21 ED 1 55 46 s0 86 7 60 c 00 21 Drain Tenders The Cloonail of the Township of Grey le asking for tendere for the construction of the Benne and Sanders Droine, Tenders meet be received by the Clerk not later than May net, Plana, estimates end speoincatione may' be seen at the Clerh'o ollloe. Tho lowest Or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. H. FEAR Twp. Clerk, Court of Revision Townohlp of Croy The Court of Revision on the Aoeeesment Roll of the Township of Grey, will be held at the Township Hall, on Monday, the end day of June, next, at 1 o'clock p. m, A.11 'tartlet] interested will please take notice and govern thomeelves accordingly. Ethel, May 1811,, 1924 J. H. FEAR, Clerk. MASTER 510 MODEL\ Comfort in AnyWeather Safety for Emergencies SOLID COMFORT is the inevitable result of McLaughlin -Buick mech- anical ec -anical perfection the comfort of a car properly balanced -- the comfort of deep upholstering—genuine leather, of co-urse. Protection against and cold provided by the snug -fitting side curtains made with overlapping flaps to keep out the strongest breeze, giving closed car comfort in a touring model. Complete protection against the unforeseen emergency—the protec- tion of McLaughlin -Buick tested Four- Wheel Brakes, which reduce the stop- pingldistance by half and eliminate skidding. Such is the protection afford- ed by this new Master Six Touring. Ask us about tho G.M.A.C. Deferred Payment Plan. 0416. Anderson Bros. AGENTS - BRUSSELS M ICK ,t