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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-7-30, Page 8• s5, e Going on Your Holidays ei=220 Store You will need a supply of Note Paper and Envelopes, with perhaps a Fountain pen and how about a Book or Mag- azine to read in leisure time.. You can get therm here Combs for Bobbed Flair, Combs of good quality 3n leather one and perry coflven. fent for carrying -- 20c, it5c and doe each Rexall Shampoo Paste 400 Jat'S Brilliantine 5oc brie Bandanna Hair Dressfog 25c Stay Brest for the Nair 511c Household Supplies CERTO 50c bots. PARQWAX 20c lb.•pkg. JAR RUBBERS Best quality heavy bers ter sealers WATER GLASS Egg Preserver 200 Red Rnb- ioe pkg, for the Pic-Nic WAXED PAPER 75 and Ino pkgs. JAPANESE NAPKINS Plain White and in decorated designs, PAPER PLATES, CUPS SPOONS and FORKS An old friend Back Again Do you remember the large cake of Harmony Glceerine Soap that made a name for the R a. ex 1 Stores a fewv ears ago ? We are pleased to once more have in stock Harmony Rose Glycerine Soap in the same large-sized cake and quality as we used to have Inc Cake or 2 for 255. 1 Kodak films IA fresh supply of the dif- ferent s'zes in stock. Visitors to Town 1 will find our Finishing De- partment up to date and serviceroro t P P. Bring your Films and have them Developed and Printed. Y ITPsr-s►'M1►'I'P!e F. R. SMITH ?tie Store Druggist and Stationer tart 33 ebas Items MAITLAND river is low. How's vont subscription to THE POST? Town Council will meat next Monday evening. PLENTY of rain in this locality and everything doing fine. GRREN apple season is at band and perchance cramped condition in your subway. SEAsoRTH will have the call next week. their Old Boys' celebration being the magnet. HYDEo wiring still goes on apace in town and by the time sno,v fi es a Targe number of homes and business places will be yoked up to Nature's illu in r Y THE brooch advertised last week in THE POST was recovered by its owner and the tractor offered for sale disposed of. Try a liner or an inch space to test out the benefit. FRIDAY and Saturday of this week are special Bargain days at the Hamel store, He's got the goods at tempting prices as his advt. will show. A call will con- vince that the advertising is genuine. BRUSSELS teaching staff for both Con- tinuation and Public Schools has been re-engaged for rile ensuing year. They are rendering good service. The pupils have a fine opportunity to climb the educational ladder. GoDERIda motor hearse passed through Brussels last week conveying the casket of Wm. Allison, who was drowned at the County town, Inter- ment was made at Beaton, Ont. He was in his 23rd year, DEBENTURES have been printed for the corporation for the issuance of $15.000 to concentrate the indebtedness of Brussels, Grey & Morris Rural Tele- phone Co. They rem for to years and draw SII% interest. Debentures are being sold locally, a goodly share already hav- ing been spoken for. DAYS ARE GOING BY. -1924 in Leap Year but is bustling along. There are still several eligible bachelors on the list whotn kind hearted maidens or widows thould take pity on. The mere mention of their initials may bring good results, Here are Is out of a possible score :—M. B., A. MeC., J. E.. W. A , W, T• McC., A. W. H., F. R. S., F. H., A. L. S., R. M„ J. W„ and A. A. L, There is also a Ne. I lot 01 widowers who might be ready to say "Yes! Thank Yon." List can be supplied enquirers. Ia a half dozen of wollknowu are 2 ]Jacks, a Billy, Sam., Dan., and Bob. THE POST is not a Matrimonial Bureau but we don't like folk to loiter as delays are erten dangerous. DROWNED IN LAKE ERIE.-- The people of this community were very sorry to hear of the sad accident that befell Albert Barnes, Windsor, a brother-in-law to Rev. C. F. Clarke, Brussels, who Tuesday of last week met bis death. The story reported to the press Says :—Albert Barnes, aged 45, a mail clerk from Windsor was drowned Tuesday afterhoon in Lake Erie at Cedar Beach, Kingsville, in front of his Sum- mer cottage, while his wife and children stood helpless to aid him, Hie 4 child- ren were in bathing with him at the time of the accident. Barnes was known as a strong swimmer, and the beach Where be was bathing is consider- ed as safe, It is believed that cramps caused the accident. The body was carried some distance in the undertow, The body was quickly recovered, but re- suscitation measures were useless, Dr, McKenzie declared death accidental. The remains were taken to Essex. and the Pamliy returned to their home in Windsor. A sad feature of the death is the tact that last year a sister, Mrs; Rev. Clarke died suddenly of heart trouble in the cottage owned and occupied by the Barnes fatu Ily, EXAMINATION results of Middle and Upper School are expected next week. BRUSSELS Base Ball team cleaned up on Godericb township experts last Fri- day evening at Auburn. The Garden Party may have helped in the victory. Slamming Lampe for sale. They burn coal oil. A gaeolioe hanging Lamp is also for sale. Phone 18x J. J. G1rn+ra. Wnia going time don't forget to takes City Dairy Brick from W. A. Grower's. CHAUTAUQUA — August 815 to 1315, at Wingham. Two splendid programa each day, afternoon and evening. Special chltdren'a en- tertainments three mornings. Season tickets for 52 60, admit to all entertainments and may be used by any member of family. Single ad• missions for all evenings alone total 53 Don't mise this treat.. Proceeds in aid of Windham g General Hospital, 1, Sum of mon found. orad. Owner may have is byproving property and paging for this notice. tice. A NUMBER of young thorn' -bred Yorkshire Sows for sale. They are bred to Tamworth stock. W. H, MOCDTORaON, 5-5 Phone 164 Lot 25, 855 Line, Morrie. FOR SALE.—Very Comfortable frame house, Princess street, now vacant as owner has moved to Kincardine. Apply atone for par. Maulers and terms to T. R. Bennett, Wingham, or A. H. Macdonald. Brussels. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, --Gas machine and all necessary /attires. An Ideal 11gh6155. ave. tem for residence out of reach of Hydro. In• expensive to operate and in good condition. Apply to W. M. SINOLAIR, Braeeele COMFORTABLE house and 55 acre lot for sale on Flora street, Brussels. Good etable, small fruits �o. Good neighborhood, Early pea. asale,ou. Price very reasonable for te sale, For farther partionlare ripply on the premteea. Phone 78. MARY A, BOLT, FouuD Coupe, run between 300 and 400 miles, for Bale. Apply to R, Thomson, Brnoaele. DR.P1agER, of Wingham, has resumed his weekly visits to the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, OUR Base Ball team went to 'Dungan- non Tuesday evening to play the return game but it rained so bard only a few innings could be played. A MID -SUMMER Sale is on the program at F. A. Hunter's store. In another column a few of the bargains are Listed to be offered for the next 2 weeks. Money saved is money gained. Big stock to choose from and this Clearance Sale should be taken advantage of if you are shrewd buyers. Scnoot. Is OUT,—Brussels was favor- ed during the past week with a galaxy of ministerial,brethren that should exert a beneficial effect. IG the number were :—Revds. Messrs. Kennedy, Hinde. White. McArthur, Hunter, Matthews, Stafford, Mann, Cluff, Cragg and Hibbert, This is holiday time for the parsons, GAMR To BE REPLAYED --The protest entered by Brussels against Kinburn for playing an outside man in the Senior Foot Ball match was allowed by the Committee and the game is ordered to be replayed Wednesday evening of this week, at Kinburn. We hope to see our boys win, Score of last match was 2 to I in fever of Kinburn, OUGHT To BE DONE. -- Scraggy weed bed cleared up, Bathing suits used by youths, Park cars cu street at an angle. Live program of Soft ball put on, Profanity tabooed on Victoria Park. Larger attendance at Base Bail games. Credit given Brussels Foot Ball teams for well sustained record, BASE BALL BENEFIT,•--Thuryday after- noon of this week Wingham nine and, the local team will meet once more on Victoria park diamond for a lively game, A Street Dance will follow and the proceeds will be donated to Wilfrid Dennis, Walton, who, unfortunately, had a leg broken at Kinburn Tuesday aveningof last week. Mr. Dennis i5 an esteemed Memberof Brussels 01 and the accident was deplored, especially as haying and harvest is at hand, A bumper crowd is expected Thursday afternoon, NOTICE "Maude C. llryans Announces her Brussels Offlee will be Open following days of every week t--- Routs--a. m. p. m. Monday, 10 to 12 1,90 to 6 Friday ..„, ...,. -- 1.80 to 0 Saturday 10 bo 12 1.80 bo 6 Saturday livening ,., '7 to 9 TH3 OVFRLAI•fD —Did you read the 23 big features in the well known Over, land car on page 5 ? In addltiop to the excellency of the car the terms of pay - meat can•be arranged to please you, S Carter is the Geuerai Agent for Brussels and vicinity god will be glad to demon. strata the Overland's capabilities and give every information required. The Overland is a winner and stands the test,: BJSYTSMl.—The cooking by electric. ity Demonstration at Geo. R. Weller's this week is being attended by many who enjoyed the samples and the ex- hibition of how easily the work is done. It is an iunoyation to Brussels since the advent of Hydro but the McClary Firm is rigtit up to date in supplying the needs of the public, Demonstration closes Wednesday, so you better hustle, Miss Patton. London, is the expert demonstrator and in pie, cakes, biscuits, muffins, bread, &c , proved her capabil. ity both to the eye and the mouth. She is up-to-date on the -business. G. Prud. home, is the electrics] representative of the firm. Washers, wringers and other electrically fitted household necessities were on exhibition and their usefulness tinder hydro exemplified, JosiN WATSON PASSES AWAY—Last Saturdayat tI a. m. the spirit of John a P 1 Watson took its flight. He had been in tailing healtb"'for some time and 2 Months ago underwent an operation for removal of a toe. Despite all that could be done be continued to fail, the end coming as stated. Mr. Watson was born near Port Hope, Out., in the year 1842, being the eldest son of the late James and Elizabeth Watson. When 12 years of age be came with bis father's family to Morris township, where they resided for years on the 5th line. Mr. Watson was married twice, his tat wife being Miss Margaret Stevenson, by whom he had one son, Milton, of Gorrie. Some time after her decease and 42 years ago Miss Susanna Young became bis life partner and survives along with 3 sons (Reg., Chatham ; Robt. A , Morris township ; and Stanley, Detroit,) and 4 daughters, (Mrs. Won. Mitchell, Grey township ; Mrs. R. M. Williams, St. Thomas ; Mrs. D. Holmes, teacher at Walton, and Miss Lillian, Toronto) Lottie, another daughter, passed away 18 years ago. Deceased was Assessor of Morris for 37 years and was an en- tffusiastic member of the Masonic Order for 47 nears and of tbe c Orange Order for 67 years 5 years ago last May Mr, and Mrs Watson took up residence in Brussels, disposing of the homestead, on the 4'h Hee, to Alex. King. His sur- viving brothers are, W. H , Redcliffe, Alberta, and Robert. Battleground, Wash. James died at Kincardine. Mrs Nelson Thornton and Mrs. Wm. Garniss, both of Bluevale, are sisters of Mr. Watson.e t Fun rel o o kla e P c Mon - da afternoon an appropriate service being conducted in St. John's church by Rev. Rector Lewin. St. Jobn's Masonic Lodge, took charge of the burial. members attending in large numbers. Burial was made in the family plot at Stinshine cemetery, W. M.. Dr. White delivering the charge; at the graveside. All the members of the family were here excepting Stanley. Mr. Watson was in bis 83rd year. He was a man of probity and was respected by lbw community, who sympathhe with the bereaved. By ,Mr, Watson's demise another of the- early settlers of Morris township s passed ove�+to the P has gteat majoritv, reducing the band of pioneers to a comparative few. ;t People We Talk About tit tt tt Fred. Burchill was home from the East. Miss Lily Watson, Toronto, is visiting at parental home in town. Miss Kennedy, Guelph, is a guest of Mrs. Thos. Strachan, William street. Ward Buchanan and Robt, Pryor, Detroit, have been holidaying in town. Mrs. B. K. Porter and children, Oril. lin, spent last week visiting her sister. Mrs A. H, Macdonald, Frank and Miss Elia Woods were visitors at the home of Jno Scott, Park- hill, and called on other relatives also, Miss 011a Armstrong is supplying Mrs. Ida Lowry's place as Librarian at the Public Library during the latter's boli - day. Mrs. Hector Mao Quarrie is spending tbem er in Sa m the Wast with her two w daughters and son, Mrs, L A, Wright, Mrs, H. 1. Maher (nee Gladys McQnar- rie) and W. L. MacQuarrie. Her daugb• ter, Mrs. Pringle, accompanied her, They will visit Banff and the Coast. Miss Muriel Sperling is home from a holiday at Strathroy and Clinton. We congratulate Miss Sperling on securing her Kindergarten certificate from Toren- to Normal school. She has offered her services to the W, M. S, to go to China to aid in Mission Work but she is advise ed to tarry for a while in health build' Ing, Rev. A. J. and Mrs. Mann, New- market, were is town last Modday and Tuesday, calling on old parishoners, while enroute to Port Albert, where they spend a week at the cottagelof Rev. R. A, and Mrs. Lundy, Kippen, former- ly of Watton, Mr, and Mrs, Mann have Many friends here who would have been glad to see them for the sake of Auld Lang Syne, A. K. and Mrs, Zspfe and children end Mrs. Neil McLaiohlin, Toronto are holidaying at the borne ofR. and Temente, Thomsom, Queen street, Former iS on the staff 01150 Royal Bank. When in BrUSsela he was with the Standard in th'e years gone by. Mrs, Zapfe was Mise Margaret MoLauchlin, of maiden days, Mrs. McLauchiin makes her home witif her daughter at Toronto but is Weil re- tnetttbofed here, Farmers' Sales Notes RRANCHE$ of this Bank in lural sections render valuable service to farmers 'by actings as cur, todian for their sales notes, or by tiiscountuig them and snaking collections when due. Standard Service makes the fotrmer's financing easy. • STAi'W .RP BANK 4151 'Brussels Branch, - - — - G. H. Samir, Manager Dublin Branch, - - F. McConnell, Manager Mrs, Brine Scott, London, is visiting relatives in Brussels. - Miss Jane Chowen, Kincardine. is a visitor with Mrs, G. R. Weller. Miss Florence Buchanan 1s enjoying a boliday with Toronto friends. Mrs. F. Oliver and Norman Tbomp- Son are visiting at Preston, Galt and Shakespeare. Rev, and Mrs. Kennedy and children, Markdale, were here for a short visit trona Grey County. J. T. Wood. Chatham, called on old friends for a few days while en route to Owen Sound and Pike Bay for a holi- day Elmer. Lloyd and Evelaine Pollard, Kincardine, are holidaying at the home of Edward and Mrs. Pollard, uncle and aunt of the children. Howard P. Bolger is able to get about on crutches. His leg broken 6 weeks a `go will soon be ready for locomotion without artificial bracing up. George Colvin and son, Martin, Mrs. Stortz and W. M, and Mrs. Young, all of Stratford, were visiting at tbe home of George and Mrs. 'Colvin, Brussels South. Oliver and Mrs' Doll and son, Hamil• ton, have been visiting' theformer's mother who has been quite ill with pneumonia. We hope she will soon be o. k. Rev, Mr. Hind, Guelph, is taking a well earned rest at the home of bis father-in-law, G. A, Deadman. The rev. gentleman is a busy Baptist pastor in the Royal City. Mr. and Mrs. Wade and little daugh- ter, Wilda, Chief Foster and Mrs. Fos- ter, Owen Sound visited at A H. Mac- donald's over the week end . The ladies are cousins of Mis, Macdonald's. Mrs. (Dr.) White was taken seriously ill at Toronto while en route to Colliag- wood last week but was fortunately able to return home by the night train Tues- day of last week and is considerably im proved now we, are pleased to state... Geo. P. McLauchlin, sales manager of the Marshall, Wells, Wholesale Hard- ware Co., Winnipeg, is here on a short visit. He's an old Brusselite, being a brother of Mrs, R. Thomson and R McLauchlin and a son of the late Neil and Mrs. McLauchlin. George is a live Wire - Mrs. Jessie Kerr, Toronto, was calling on old friends in Brussels last week. She is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Garry Wilson, Morris township. Mrs. Kerr thinks the Queen city a fine place to re- side in. Her mother, Mrs. Wm. Ross, enjoys comparative good health and bas attained the good old age of 86 years. Mrs. Ross is well remembered in town where she lived for years. - Tuesday E O a y TH POST was favored' with a calLfrom Rev. J. W, Hibbert, Kings- ville, and Rev. Mr. Cragg, Wingham. They were in motor charge of the gen- ial Sam. Bennett. Wingham, and were going to Seafortb, MIs. Bennett. of Michigan, was in the company and was goiqg to take in the Old Boys' Re -union at Seaforth, They were a jolly car load, Rev. Mr, Hibbert was a former Htiron- ian for several years. Rev. W. E. Stafford and Miss Doro- thea. Rutbven, were calling o0 old friends in town last Monday. They were holidaying at Mitchell and motor- ed to Brussels. s The rev,en le t man was the Nfethodistactor here for P s years, preceding Rev, Mr. Clarke, Miss Dorothea is a school teacher at Rutbven and has developed into a fine vocalist. She was a member of the church choir. when here, Mrs. Stafford being the effi- cient leader. Former Brnsselites in the persons of Rev, W. T. and Mrs. Cluff, Stratford, were here for a few days while return- ing from a vacation at Bayfield and Goderich. The rev, gentleman took time to visit the trout streams with some of our piscatorial experts, just to remind Sim of the days gon"h by when he was Rector of St. John's church, Brussels, and was acquainted with the haunts of the finny tribe. Mrs. Cluff is a sister to Mrs. W. M. -Sinclair, town. Miss Pearl Backer is visiting with Guelph frienda, Mrs. Somers, Seaforth, was visiting friends in Brussels and Morris, Miss Annie McEwan, Clifford, is a visitor with Mrs. Wm. Baeker, Miss Lilah Hicks is spending her vacation with relatives in London. Russel and Mrs. Z•mmer and son, Toronto, were visitors in sown during the past week, S. Carter and Miss Myrtle. Mrs. Skelton and Miss May motored to Godericb to the Summer School last Sunday. John and•Eli Moritz, Cavalier, North Dakota and Mr, and Mrs Sweilzer, Zurich, were visitors with Reeve and Mrs. Booker. .Mrs. Carrie and children, Toronto, are visitors with Mrs. 1. T. and Miss Mary Ross, John streetl They visited Lhodon last week, travelling in Miss Ross' sedan. Rey, Wm. and Mrs. Hunter, Penn„ U, S„ aro spending part of their vaca• tion with the Misses Hunter. The visi- tors came on the sad mission of attend- ing the fuuerai of Rev. J. E. fiunter. Nesbit and r es b Mrs, Hamilton and child• ren have returned to town from Toron- to.' They will reside in cue of the apartments in what is designated the Leckie block, now owned by Mr. Ham- ilton. During the past week Mrs. Travis has been seriously ill with pleurisy and pneumonia but is somewhat better at time THE POST goes to press. She is being welt looked after at the home of Misses Holmes, John street. Mrs, Walter Hunter, a Queen City resident has been renewing old friend- ships' in Brussels. with headquarters with the Misses McCracken. The visi- tor was formerly. Miss Nellie Irwin, by which name she will be better known. Philip and Mrs Lawson and children Mee and Madeline and Master Arnie Norton, all of London were Visitors with George and Mrs. McNichol over the week end. Mrs. Alex McKenzie. who was bare on a visit for past 2 weelrs, re- turned with the company. R 'Leatherdale, an old time resident for 4o years, now a citizen of Winni- peg, was here last week calling on old acquaintances, and looking as natural as ever, He was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs, R. A. Pryno, Toronto, and Miss Betty Pryne, Mr. Leatherdale thinks Winnipeg is the spot, although the carpet town bas a strong pull. His sister, Mrs. Landesboro', who us cared for by Miss Laura Leatherdale, In Win- nipeg, is an idvalid and coofioed to bed all the time. She has attained the ad vanced age of 84 years. MARRIED' WE8TLA8E—PLAIINT2. Al the Methodist Per. nonage, Wroxeter by Rev. Dr. Brown, on July 2855, 1924, Miss Kathleen Westlake to Mr. Harry Planntz, Stratford. OAOn rlLondon, on xCampbell,1924,hotte tackle,wie of Ale. formerly of Wroxeter. Blooms. In Howielt townablp, on July 20th, 1924, Minerva Stafford, wife of Ben. Big. cine, of Saskatoon, aged 87 yearn. bfogA2'.—Ab St: Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon, on June 1905, 1924, Adeline Rathwell, be- loved wife of John McKay, aged 48 years, 2 months and 6 days. a, WATeo .— n N 1 Btueaele on July20th 1924,John Watstln a ' years, n days, ' gad 82 Yea e, 2 months and I6 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, AUGUST 9191.—Household goods oonelating of living room suite, Pathi grams• phone, rnge, (hair, stoves, beds, dressers, etc. Honse and lot will also be offered for Bale, Bele at 2 o'clock. Dire. J. H. Prentice, Proprietress ; D. bl, Scott, Auctioneer, Calf Strayed Strayed on the premieeaof the nnderalgned, Lot 25,.Con. 18. Grey Township a red. calf, There were 4 of them but 8 got out and went North. Owner 10 requested to prove proper. ty, pay expeneea and take it away. ROBT. CAMPBELL, It, R. 2 CHANGE IN BUSINESS HAVING decided to eater into another line of business I will put my stock of Men's Furnishings on sale at a rate on the dol- lar starting Saturday, July 19th when the public will get all lines of Merchandise at very much below the usual prices. This will save you money and our stock' must be cleared out at once. Wait for the,Bargains, R. W. Ferguson S. --I will continue the Tailoring Line, Fox's Drums Store The 9'-�°�' store WEEKLY STORE NEWS A Lesson for us AU The death of Oalvin Onolidt e, Jit, carries the tra- gic lesson which ought to be heeded in every Cana - titan home, This fit, clean*living, fun -loving American boy, with every privilege and every care which boy could have, is stricken down by the fatal consequences of an abrasion so trifling that he thought iG uuwotthy of mention, It just happened that the deadly germ was at hand to infect the wound. Once its work be- gan all the skill of modern science could not check it. No wound, no breaking of the body surface, how- ever small, should be neglected. Immediate cleans - Ing and immediate application of an antiseptic are Precautions which should be taken without fail. A touch of iodine or some like germicide may save a fife if made in time. Ohildren should be taught to seek at ones the preventative. It, should be always quickly available in every home. A thousand such wounds may heal ghernaelyes, bub any one may prove the cause of death. There ie no knowing which one until it is too late. Therefore chance ehould,be taken with none. A rational concern for these possible causes of serious trouble does not mean softness, but it means safety. A. boy will not be lees a boy because he has the sense to forestall dangers that are real and ter- rible, He will only be a wiser boy, more .likely to grow into a useful manhood and with lees fear of ill because he knows how to guard against it. let—Apply Iodine to the wound. Do not wash the wound. 2nd—Apply a sterile piece of gauze folded in a con- vonlont pad. 3rd—Wrap thio dressing with a sterile gauze band- age. 4t11—Fasten with adhesive plaster, Above is the Safe way. Try it 1 FOX'S DRUG STORE E "Careful Prescription Dispensers” DOWN TOWN C. N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER NOTICE The public ie hereby cautioned not to have any buetneee dealings with George Betts, of Bcittllop, as he to not capable of doing busi- ness. Any montes that Indy hereafter become doe to the said George Bette for wages or otherwlee, roust bo paid to the undersigned who have arranged to maintain and support their brother, the acid George Botts. OL12A BETTS 8.8 ROBERT BETTS. Dated at Seaforth, this 051, day of Juno, 1924• BRUSSELS MARKET PFall aas Wheat »...._,»..............» 01 200 25 Barley 06 Oate 40 Buckwheat 80 Butter. .........:..»..»..............» AO 50 Hoge 23 8 550 8 50 Potatoes , 7b '75 Wool 21 S t ear.....,»......._ 10 00 10 W 01 20 1 W 45 80 BARGAIN Opportunity friday and Saturday August 1st and 2nd Regular Price 75 1 25 1 75. 18.00 225 25 00 3500 3 00 2 00 Work Mitts Work Shirts Overalls SUITS (3 only) Work Shirts Brown Tweed Suits Young Men's Summer Suits Men's All Wool Jerseys Ladies' Pure Silk Hosiery, Kaysers" Marvel Brand 2 00 Ladies' Pure Wool Finest Botany Hosiery 6 00 Pule Silk Shirts, Extra High Grade 3 95 50. Soft Collars (one lot of 4o) 25 Any Straw Hat in the Store 1 09 Special Price; 39 89 1 29 6 98 1 39 14 65 16 95 . 1 59 98 98 IMPORTANT The Quantity of the above articles is limited, - So be sure andcome early, W. D. Hamel Men's Wear Brussels