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Confectionery
Horehound Candy
After Dinner Minta
Honey and
Horehound Drops
Menthol Cough Drops
Eucalyptus and
Menthol Pastilles
fruit Hovered
Hard Doled Candles
Cherry Bark De Vilhiss
Cough Syrup Atomizer
Will Relieve
Your Cough
We believe Cherry Bark Cough
Syrup to be eine of the safest
and most effective of Omlgh
Rem.ediae,a Pleasant to the taste
and with nothing upsetting. it
will be found to bea valuable
remedy to have on hand in the
treatment of Coughs and Colds,
Cherry Bark Onugb Syrup
86e and 80e bots.
Sprays Nose and
'1'lnroet, Sprays
any liquid -oil or
watery. It has
two bottles -.•.one
for cleansing sol-
ution 44n11 one for
oil,
gas fly
Cleaned
DeVilbies 1A tom -
Mere
Atom-
izere $2.213
Rexall LMeloid's
Cold Clear the
Tablets Throat
25C
Household
Laxative Throat Paraformic
Bromo Ease Throat
Quinine IOc i25c' Tablets
25C 30C Pkgs. 25c
Remedies
Puretest Castor Oil
25c bo Le
Listerine 35e and OOc bots.
Hydrogen Peroxide
25c bots,
Puretest Epsom Salts
in tin containers, 16c & 26e
Camphorated 011
25c bots.
Kasagra 25c and OOe bots.
Good
Tonics
Rexall Tasteless Prep.
Cod Liveri
0a1
with Hypophosphites
$1.00 bets.
Scott's Emulsion
65c and $1.80 bete.
Wampole's Cod Liver Oil
$1.00 bots.
Peptona ' $1.25 bots.
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Druggist and Stationer
gyral %l e� .t1rcs vr!e are sorry to hear that Jalnes
rstrong is on the sick list. His
William Heist of the C. N. R. at At-
wood. has been "n the sick list.
ANNUAL meetiug of East Huron
Agricultural Society Wednesday after-
noon of this week,
THE Ameut draft teams, sleighs aid
lumbering on:fit were shipped to the
Northerly inmber woods to be utif zed
for the next month or so, Wm. Paw -
son is, in charge
ARE you a good guesser ? By the
advt. in this issue of THE POST the
Mail and Empire, Toron o, offers good
rewards for getting your thinking cap
00.
A. C. DAreas is the new President of
Brussels Horticultural Society. He
takes a well informed interest in Horti-
culture and should prove a good leader.
Good backing is a source of support
that brings results.
AUCTION Sale of cattle, a couple of
cutters, &a, at the Central Sale Stables,
Brussels, Saturday afternoon of this
week. M. Lose is the Proprietor and
D. M. Scott, Auctioneer, Advt, of sale
may be read in another column.
SATURDAY afternoon of this week the
Ladies' Guild of St. Johns Church,
Brussels, will hold a Sale of Homemade
Baking and Candy at the store of Miss
Mary Ross. Tea will be served from 3
to 7 o'clock. See the advt in another
column and dont forget the date.
Pitch-holes.-Th1e is an old time
Winter as far as numerous and un-
desirable pitch -holes are concerned on
some of the roads. an same case- It
has been called by people who had to
drive a menace to public travel. 'Con-
siderable work hast yeen done to im-
prove conditions 'but it Is no easy task
in a season like this meth its frequent
storms from all quarters of the Dem -
pass.
Public Library Board. -Brussels Pub-
lic Library Board has re -organized for
1925, Rev. C. F. Clarke continues as
Chairman and the Secretary's (duties
will be In charge of Miss Florence
Buchanan while G. H. Saris will the
Treasurer. Rev. Mr. Mcteodi was
Secretary -Treasurer but asked to be
relieved of the duties. Le was decided
to order a supply of new books for
the Library, Mrs. A. J. Lowry to the
obliging and attentive Librarian and
Alex. Straahan ds a new member of the
Board.
Horticultural Society. -The Annual
meeting of Brussels Horticultural Soc-
iety was 'held in the Library on Tues-
day evening, Jan. 13th, with the t'resi.
dent, G. A. Headman in the chair.
Meeting was opened with an address by
the President, who gave a review of
the year's work., Minutes of last meet-
ing were read and approved. Report
Of Treasurer showed a balance of
$20.72. Receipts for year being
$212.47 and expenditure $191.75. Fol-
low&ng officers were elected for 1925:
President ---A, C. Dames;
let Vice Pres., -,Mrs, A. J. Lowry
2nd Vice ,Pres., --'A, H. MacDonald
Sec. -Treasurer -Mrs. W. W, Harris
New Directors -- Messrs. Wilmott
and Bowman and Mr, Deadman.
Auditors --'A. Strachan and G. Semis
Delegates to Horticultural 'Conven
tion, Messrs. Dames and Fox. Premium
Committee -Mrs, MdOali, Mrs. Lowry
and Mrs. Warwidk; Messrs. Dames, Fox
Deadman; Ross end Bowman. Reeve
Seeker and M.essns. Fox and Damen
were appointed e committee to look
after public flower bads (planting etc.)
Mr, Neilsen of the Experimental
Station, Vineland, was present and
gave av4rY intereetinA end instructive
talk on Tates, dealing Ipartieularly with
the nut ttees of Ontario.
brother, Dr. Armstrong, Toronto, took
a run up to Brusseie to see him. It is
to be hoped "Sunny Jim" well soon be
Chimney Fire.-- .A fire scare was
given the Fire Brigade and the towns-
folk generally Wedeesday night of last
week when the alarm of fire was
sounded. Danger %•pot was a burning
chimney in the Queen's Hotel block,
It was not necessary to use the Fire
Engine fortunately although it was
on the way to duty when recalled.
Handling fire apparatus on wheels,
with a surplus of snow in the Winter
season, is quite a handicap to ell con-
cerned. Let us hope the necessity for
use may be long postponed.
POSITION wanted to do general house work.
Apply et Tau POST.
MRs. HrOTeR McQoARRIE, rot 12, Con, -4,
Grey Townehip, wishes to rent her Macre
farm for hay or poeture. For further part,
touters apply to phone 29, Brussels.
No. 1 HAY for sale at Mrs, Hector MaQoar-
rie's barn, Lot 12, Con. 4 Grey. Phone bor. 89
Brussels, or see Reuben McInnis, Phone 8817.
Fon SALE. -One Short Horn Bull, nine
months old. Apply to JoRNR. LEeutao,
R. R. 1, Wotton, Ont.
Emmeline Hog for service. Terms 81.00.
801E R. Warmer, Grey.
acetate alms f or sale. Phone 688
ALEX. Nichol, 6th Con. Morrie,
Good young Short Horn. Bull for sale. Satire
Enation guaranteed,
MAYOR TURNBULr. & SONS,
Phone 2814 Brussels R. R. 2
1 DOR1rAM cow, calve In about 2 weeks, and 1
Holstein farrow eow. Apply to Phone 2012,
Bee BOLLNnBEOk, Bluevnle• R.R. No, 2.
Foa SALR.-Three bnadhes of -Pigs, 28 little
plgr ready to wens • alai boar for solo by the
quarter. 15.1 SjOLENNAc,
Phone IOD N'ee Lot Mean, 2, Morrie.
Cow for gals.n
Due to (lithe Bret of Feb.
Plicae 8618 CECIL BAT ERA N. lithe!.
REO1sTeasD Short. Horn Cow, dao to freshen
ehortty. R.O. CANT eyL,
Phone 4519 Grey Twp.
Yoeuo cow for rale, due to freshen January
let. Phone 208. J. A. Anl4emnnao
Houle.
DR. y MitePARSER, of a Qua m, has resumed bis
weekly visits to the Qaeen'a Hotel, Brw cele,
Huron Old Boys at Home. -The 25th
annual M -Home of the Huron Old
Boys' Assomation was held )n Che
Sovereign Hall, Toronto, Friday even-
ing with attendante the largest in its
history, every ,municipality in the ban-
ner old county having a large repre-
sentation, made up of the clergymen,
doctor, barrister, .college professor,
wholesale merchant, newspaper man,
school teacher, and almost every other
occupation. The younger members
damned to the music of a high-class
orchestra, whilst the Sider members
played progressive euchre and bridge,
for which valuable prizes were awards
ed. The proceeds are to be donated
hi grants to the four Huron Hospitals
viz: Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth and
WCngham. Ralph S. Sheppard is the
President of the Association, E. Floody
is the Secretary.
Good Roads Meeting. -•Notice has
been received of the 'annual meeting
of thet
On ario Good Roads A55ociatfon
to be Meld February 25, 26 and 27 at
the Department of Highways Building,.
Toronto, The extensloit of the high-
way improvement policy of the Provin-
ce during the past few years to In-
clude
nclude all of the roads, in the organized
coun2ieS hasincreased' the interest in
this question, and the program this
year will deal. with 'township and
county roads and the relation of the
urban municipality to the Ontario road
System. Well considered resolutions
on live ,questions pertaining to the
highway laws are invited and 'there
will be ample, time, for discussion.
Every council has been asked to ap-
point delegates to the meeting.
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cow the greater the profit, You can ma-
Ieriaily increase the prodeetivelless of
your herd by breeding better live stook
and the local branch of the Standard
Bank of Canada Is at your service in
supplying loans for ;Elle purchase of stock.
which wilt give a greater cash return for
the feed and labor expended:
TE3F
STANDARD BANK
BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. H. Samis, Manager
George Robb and Thos. MclCrae were
`here this week attending the funeral
of Mrs. Angus Lamont,
Mrs. Robt. Ross and son, Norman,
Klncardine, 'were visitors at the home
Of David Ross, sr., rthts week.
Paid Official Visit. -'Mr. Hoag,' Con-
tinuation Selma Inspector, paid his
official visit to Brussels 'Continuation
School last week.
Division Court. -Judge Lewis con-
ducted Division Court here on Tuesday
afternoon.' Some 4 ,cases were before
him and decisions will be given later.
Barristers Vanstone, Wingham, and W.
AI. Sinclair, were present at the Court.
Died at Good Old Age. -Last Sun-
day, George Crooks, one of the pioneer
settlers of this locality and esteemed
by all who knew hem, passed to his
reward in his 90th year. He died at
the home of his eldest son, Albert, 4th
line, Morris township. His demise wls
not an unexpected event as his life's
span `was well run and the machinery
Just stopped, He was Ontarlo born
and dame to Morris township in his
young manhood, living on the 3rd line,
which property ,he afterward sold to
James Ireland, who is still a residers'.
Mr, Crooks bought on the 8th Cone of
Grey township and after years spent
on the property sold it and moved to
Brussels, About 68 years ago de-
ceased was united In marriage to
Harriet Armstrong, who passed away 7
years ago. There was a; large family
born to the home as follows Albert,
Morris township; Harry, Paris; Geo.
and Ivan, Calgary; Mrs. Wm. Turnbull,
Morris; Mrs. Albert Gerry, Indian Head
Mrs. S. Y. Taylor, Ca'igery; MTs. A.
McKenzie, Roblyn, Quebec; and Mrs.
R. W. Matheson, Edmonton. William
died when 25 years of age. Mr,
Crooks was a faithful member of the
Presbyterian church, took anactive
interest in the welfare of the corn-
meal, and enjoyed the respect of all
who knew hum. He was a man of
honor and uprightness and his life and
character exerted a healthful influence
in the long period he lived in this
coanmunity. The funeral was Wednes-
day afternoon, interment being made
in the family plot, Brussels cemetery.
Rev. Mr, McLeod, deceased's pastor,
conducted Me service. Very few of
those who located here at the time Mr.
Crooks came are left to recount Me
story of what were called "the good
old days."
Agricultural Short Course
This week and neat week Mrs, G.
Hawkey, Hamilton, is instructing the
girls in Millinery work.
The boyo' classes are still dealing
with Gas Engines under the direction
of Mr. Sinclair, Toronto.
Monday of this week, Mr. Francis,
of the O A. C., commenced a 2 weeks'
Coheres on Poultry. Both the boys
and girls will share in this interesting
eubject.
Last Friday Mise Chapman, Toron-
to, Assistant Director of Wornens'
Institutes, was here, inspected the
classes and gave interesting addresses.
Departments of Agriculture will
conduct a Swine Marketing Course,
Thursday and Friday next week, 29th
and 30th, of which fuller particulars
may be, read elsewhere. This Course
is being carried on practically in every
County in the province and the berm -
fits should be of real value to the
farnang community.
LITERARY SOCIETY :-The following
was the progtemgiven'by the Liter-
ary Society last Friday morning :-
Debate: "Resnlved that 11 would be of
advantage to the enuniry at large to
put a tax en baehelnre," The affirma-
tive was taken by Mies Jat"dine and
Chester Rintoul, the negative by
Hazel Stewart and Jack Yutll, The
judges gave decision in fever of the
negative. Reading by Nora Mc-
Dowell ; Address by Mr. Neilson
Piano duet by Verna McCall and Elva
Olives` Reading of the Journal by
Inez McNichol ; (luattette by Elva.
Oliver, Ruth Sinclair, Verna and Bd.,
tin McCall. • Address by Mr. Gal.
bt"aith ; Readieg by Verna McOall
National Anthem.
BLYTH
Blyth Fire Brigade held a eugeese.
ful dance in Memorial Hall, ou Fri-
day evening It was an old-time
dance, and, by the attendance," that
is the kind of dancing that the people
want, as there were about 160 monies
in fact, the floor watt too crowded,
but all seemed to enjoy themselves.
The tunninetion: took place Mon-
day to fill the two vacancies in the
Connell, with the mutt fila) the fol.
lowing Emir ratepayers were tannin.
Rteri. : P. Gardinser: 4V, McElroy,
George White andS. Leslie, with the
prospects that the two former will
withdraw, leaving the two latter by
acolalnatlon.
ooBlyth Agricultural Society held its
annual meeting on Friday afternoon
in the Orange Hall, with a fair at-
tendance. President, 7. E. Ellis, was
in the chair. The secretary -treasurer
gave his financial statement, which
was et oouraging and showed a cash
balance from the year's business.
The date for the Fair was set for
1Vedneeday and Thursday, September
24 and 24. The election of officers re-
sulted as follows: Honorary presi-
dent, William Gray ; preeideut, J. 311.
Ellis : vice-presidents Robert Wight -
man and F, D Stalker ; secretary -
treasurer, J. H. R. Elliot; -women dir-
ectors, Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs, J. Cum-
ming, Mre, W. M. Scott, Mrs. J.
Smith, Mies Pollock, Mae J. J. Pol.
lard, Mts. George Pottle, Mrs John
Ellis and Mrs. R. Richmond ; direct-
ors, W. Oraig, David Laidlaw, J. Par-
rot, D. McCallum, Walter McGill,
James Brigham, Colin Fingland, John
Scott, Alonzo Smith, James Cum-
ming, R. R. Fear, William Ross, 0.
McClelland, H. Weymoutb. John
Sower, David Laidlaw.
LISTOWEL
James Y. Nirol, son of Rev: and Mrs,
J. M. Nicol, Listowel, evko for the past
2 years has been sporting editor of the
Woodstock Sentinel -Review, :hes ac-
cepted a position on the stiff of the
Sudbury Star. -Prior to leaving Wood-
stock he was presented with a smok-
ing set, by the staff of the Sentinel -
Review. Mr. Nicoi spent the week-
end with his parents in ton and left
on Tue'sd'ay to assume this new duties.
BORN
GABBLE -At Waldemar, on Jan. 101h. 1925, to
Mr. and '.urs Wilfred Gamble, o daughter,
Mrs Gamble was formerly Miss 'Vera
Johnston of Gerrie.
DIED
Anima. -In Howfok townehlp, on Jan. filch,
1925, Margaret Dolg, wife of Alex. Adams,
aced 81 years.
Onooxs-Inblorrlo township, at the home of
his son, Albert, on :Winery 185h, 1925,
George Crooks in bis 90th year,
HEARD -At Dundalk. on January 11, 1926,
Richard B Heard, father of 11 B. Reard.
manager of the Bank of Commerce, Furd•
wish.
IN MEMORIAM
Paooree-InFendest. Memory of our dear site
ter, Elizabeth Prneter, who missed away
four yea re ago, Sanitary 20th 1921. -
Silent her voles and vacant her chnlr,
Swett are the memories that linger there,
We mlee her and mourn her in ollence unseen
And live in the memory of joys that have
been.
Mooren, semen n AND BROTHERS,
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, JAN. shim -Cattle, also 2 cut.
ter,,, at Centrel Salo uttbles, Brussels, et 1.80
o'clock, Milton Lowe, Prop, ; D. M, Scott,
Ana.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRoAnY 11Tn.-Farm stook,
implements, household furniture, an, North
j%Lot 20. 8th Line, Morrie Twp, (Gen. McCall.
farm) Sale unreserved, at 1 p. =share. T,
E. Scott, Prop, ; D. Al. !Mott, Ano,
Tenders Wanted.
The Municipal Council of the Township of
Grey are asking for tenders for the oonetruat.
ion of the Benne-Collie drain. Tenders will
be received up to and including Febranry 7th.
Plana mud speahficutione may be seen et the
Clerk's onioe. Certified cheque for 25% to ac-
company tender. No tender neeesearlly am
'opted.
J. H. FEAR,
Ethel P. 0. Clerk Grey Township,
Hog for Service
The undersigned will keep for aervioe•at Lot
10, Con 9, Grey Township. a thorn' bred York.
shire Hog. service 01:05 with. privilege of re.
hutting if necessary.
ARTIi17R WARD, Proprietor,
Assessor Wanted
App)lcatlone will be received np to Monday
novo, February 2nd next, for' the position of
Aseeenor of the Village of Brussels, for the.
year 1026 ; salary, ;0000.
A. H. MAOI ONALD,
Cleric.
NOTICE, TO CREJ3ITORS.-In the
matter of theootato of' Marion
Lamont, late of tho Township of
Croy, in tho County of Huron
Widow, d000aaad.
Notice le hereby given pertinent to "The Re•
vlsed Statutes of Ontario," Chapter 120, that
all aredltors end others having claims against
the estate of the said Marlon Lemont, who
died au or 'bout the Fourteenth day of hum -
arse A. D.1026, are required, oil or before the
geese tit day of Febrantry 1926,to send by post
premed er deliver to David atnont or Peter
McKay, the eeeoutor, of the butt will and testa-
ment of the said (hemmed, their Christian and
sernainea, addresses and descrfptlons, the full
parlicnlare of their elatnre, the etntetuent of
their amounts end the nature of theseeerllier,
(If any) held by them.
And further Enke notice that atter sash last
mentioned dale the mild executors will pro.
Deed to distribute the emote of the deo0a.00
among the perStee entitled thereto, having
regard only to theelnime of whieb they shall
than lave nntiae, arld that Lite mild eeeoutors
Will not be liable far Cha pall nvpors rig try,
mot thereof to any person or ;lunette of whose'
eliding notice Nunn not hoed been resolved by
thorn et the time of snob Mat Mutton,
Dated the 20th day of denuaryy, A, D. 1025.
W. M, SINOLAIR,
Bolloitor for the said Exoaulore,
Haw Many Objets iii. This Picture Start With the Letter "P"
The above picture contains a number of objects beginning wide the letter "P". Just take a good
look at the picture-t1etwe are all sorts of tillage that begin with the letter "P" -"puppy", "pumpkin",
"paddle", "purse", etc. ?Nothing is hidden; you don't have to turn the picture upside down. Melte
a list of ILII the„objects In the -picture the names of which begin with the letter "P". Have the. whelp
family join in -see who can find the most. Don't miss any, T'llty cash prizes will he awarded for"
the fifty best lists of uaerie - submitted. The. answer having the largest and nearest correct list of
visible objects shown M the picture starting with, the letter "P" tt'Ul be awarded first prize; second
best, second prize, ole.
Young and Old Join in the Fun .
The Mall and 2.ntplie announces to-tluyr
another puzzle game in Which all can partici-
pate -from the tiniest chi lid to grandfather and
grandmother. ND object is so small but that
the poorest eyesight can race it. It is a test of
shill. Your ability to fl=td "P" words del Ore
Mines the prize yon win. Hight after supper
this evening, ganger all the members of your
family together; give each of tlteur a pencil
and sheet of paper --and ser who clan find the
meat "P -Words". Youwill be surprised t0
find how large a list of word? you :can .get
with 'a few minutes' study. 51t down NOW
and try It -Then, send in, your list and try for
the big prizes.
bsej've These Rules
1, Any man, woman or child tvlto lives In Onnndn,
and Is not a resident of Toronto, and who le not in.
the employ of The Mali and Empire, or a member
of an emplole's family, may submit an answer.
2. All nnawrrr meet be resiled by Febreary ;th,
1025, • and addressed to C. A. Montgomery, k Puzzle
Manager, Mull and Empire,
8. A11 lists of mines eh,und be written on rote side
of the paper only, and numbered consecutively 1, 2,
8, etc. Write your full, name and address In the up -
par right Mind corner. 1f von desire to Write Lazy -
thing else, nee a separate 01,eet,
4. Only x001i words as appear 1u the Iingllah Dic-
tionary will, be coaled. Do not 000. ohsolrte words.
Whoretit., plural is need, the (lingular cannot be
counted, and vice vertta.
5. {lords of the sump evening can be used only
ones, sten though need to desbrinte different obJeete
or a,tk,,'o, or purls of objerts or articles. An
object orarticle ran be ntmetlonly once.
- 8. Du not use hyphenated or rnineour tl words, ate
any worth formed b' the eolnbtnmtlen 0f two or more
complete words, tt'ltuero cneb word 1n Itself 18 an
object.
7, The answer bating the largest and nettreet cor-
rect 11,t of names of visible *Worts met articles
[Mown In the picture that begin with the letter 'P"
wan he awarded First Prize. etc. Neatn0ss, style 0r
handwriting have no bearing upon deciding tate whi-
ners.
8, Any number of people may co-operate hi answer-
ing the eurele, but only one prize will be awarded to
nay one household; nor will prizes be awarded to
more than ono of any group where two or more have
beenworking tegetlter.
0. In the event of. ,t tie for any prize offered, 111d
full amount of such prize will ba awarded. to each
tied In rtielpm1.
10. Subscriptions (boot new and renewal), pryable
In advance at $5,00 ager year by mail In tannin. er
50.00 per year dcllrered by carrier boy In 1I n,l)t',,
will bo neceptad. Ilowever, in unulifying for the
01,000 Bonus Iten',tr,ls, at (east one new subocrlptiot
nnrst bo emit In
11. A hew euberriber Je nny07,0 tvb0 hat not 1'0en
receiving The Mall and Empire slime January Iota.
12. A11 answers will receive the mono coneah rali,n
regardiees of whether or notn.eubserlotton to The
- AMU 'mil Empire Is sent In.
18. All new subscriptions trill 130 earerull>)• vera•
fled by the Puzzle Mnna.ror. 1'-'ndkintes meriting old
Subscriptions ns new will pia Lively forfeit the credit
of such subscriptions mi gnantI lir for the :Nebulae
Dents ROwal•de,
14. Three prominent Toronto -citizens, hiving no
connection with The Tenn and Umpire, will be se•
leeted to ,act as Judges to deride the winners, ,,,rd
participants by seeable In their Bets agree to tweet
the decision of the Judges no f(unl Iuntl conehtsire,
I5. The• judges will meet on 'p'ebruary. 1811,, sad
announeoment of the Prize -Win noes end correot Brit
of words will be publlalred ba The All11l atu1. Thoplro as
quickly thereafter as pnesible,
DXTRA LARGE PICTURE 1')'/LLII SENT aurae 05
RE renew.
T1E PRIZES
Winning Answers will receive : the Shy • cash
prizee according to Um table below
Prize If No Prize If One Prize if Two
Subscriptions Snbeerlptl0n Subscription:,
lira sent, - le mut- ata neut.
st Prize... $35 ,
2nd Prize...I 35
3rd Prize.... 35
4th Prize.... 25
Sth Prize. - - . 20
Stir 'Prize..... 15
Rh Prize.... 10
8th Prize. , .. 8
9th Prize 1 6
10th Prize, ..1 5
11th Prize. 4
I2th Prize . 3
13th to 20th
Prizes inclusive 2
21st to 50th
Prizes inclusive 1.50
250
150
100
75
59.
30/
500
300
200
150
100
60'
50
40.
30
10 20
7,50 15
in the event of a tic for any prize offered, the
fun amount of snob prize will be paid to each tied
participant.
YOU CAN WIN e
$1,00
There Are Three $1,000 Prizes
Toa "P -Word" PlOtnre Puzzle Game Is a campaign to in-
crease the popularity 0f The. ain11 and Empire. It costs mateIng to tape part and you do not have to send 10 a single enb-
0aritelon to win a prize. If your 110. of ••P -Words" is award-
ed FIRST, SECOND OR TIIh10D Pze by the jodeve you
Wilt win 020: but 11 you would like to get more than ;a6 wo
matte' the. following SOOslal 0ffer whoruby you can win bigger
mud, sprizes by. sending ONE or, TTwosnbeirlptlons. to Tlie
Atail Hari Empire.
HEIRA% 110W:- if your unewor to the ""E-WorO" Picture
Puzzle wens arIRCT, SECOND 01i TI11RI) Prize, and you
have sent In one yearly subsorietlon to' The Melt and ,Empire
at 55.05 by mall In Oanade, or 50,00 delivered by carrier boy In
Hamilton, you will receive $600. Instead of (15; fourth prlee.
11601 WO prize, 5130, an0 se forth. (Oso eceen0 oalumn of
llguree In pries. Ilst.)
Or, If your ,tnetvor wine FIRST, - SECOND er 7`111160)
PrIte, and you :have tient In two yearly eribscrlpttow to The
M AU unci Empire (one trete and ane renewal or two new sub-
soripthete), You w111 reeelve 91,080 10 place of 9211; fourth: prize,
1550411 fifth prize, 5800, and ee forth, . (See third enlnmn of
floret; 5' prize Mit.)
lf0w In that ter is liberal offer? Dut, 1.0011I. Mere mer three
11,000 prizes. Therefero, 1f you steed FIRST, SECOND or
TII1:ttn, and hate Sent 10 two yearly aubpe,'Ntlnn,, lit 65,00 a
year each by mall or 90.00 .dullvered by tattler bey In 11anf11.
ton (one /IOW ori 0110 reSrwCI or tn'n 1,010 you will twin 01,000.
7t taken lett two yearly subeeriptions at 98,00 a year oath (ole
now and ono remand or two new) to rluellt;v for the big 91,000
0,5,nrds. Absolutely, that le the mnxhnum, ion can di, 5(1111 with
111310 effort. '1.'rnr Men eubscelpttnn stn, cont. IVs can else take
suheerlptiens 10 start at tiny future dale. Just mark en your
order ttlnS.t you emit the Raper to shut and We will not cont.
monec delivery until you say,
Subscription Rates --Payable in advance. THE MAIL and EMPIRE r ny.vhere inCanada
by Mail $5.00 Per Year. Delivered by Carrier Boy in Hamilton or Lo ,don, $6 Per Year
Rural Route This offer applies to Rural Route patrons, as Well as subscribers living In cities
and towns. If you are already 'e tvin•r'rhe Mall and n
t 1 tidy 1 ce a 1 ilmPire, your sub. eription
Subscriber3i - will be extended from Its present expiration. Send lin a yearlyr3ibticriptien at
$5,00 anti qualify for the big prizes.
O. A. Xentgomere,
TORONTO
1'6'1°tzl°manager' THEMAIL EMPIRE CANADAD
AHy
Thet. fjo.lowing
is a partial list of Prize Winners in our recent contest: -ears. Angus 'Campbell,
Forest, Ont„ $1,000; Mrs, Joe Doyle, Marmara; Ont., $1,000; Mrs. Thos. Patilifnore, Aehena, Onl.,
$1,000; Mrs, (Rev.) 'Theo, A. Iseler, Williamsburg, Ont., $500; Mrs, Bntma Moore, Chesley, Ont,
$500; CPrende L. Merrirek, Alliston, Ont,, $300; Miss Grace. Webb, Granton, Ont, $250; firs. Herb,
Bumskead, Meaford Ont., 5150; Mrs. Wm. Yates, StOlIa, Ont,, $100; C. 1-1. Cascadelh, 011 0tty, Ont.,
$50; David Watson, Cayuga Ont. $60; Miss Dais M. Rupert, Kingsville, Ont„ $50; Mrs, A. E. Sins
Sarnia, Ont., $30; Miss M. Mco1112wee Gludshil Ott, 20; Mrs, Francis Graves,Dresden Ont.
, dl , $ , r r
$i S; Miss D. MacDonald, Sarnia, 0111„ $t$; Mrs, R. 5. Morpby, Walkerville, Ont., $15; G. H. Berkeley
• St, Catharines, Ont., PS; B. G, Coutts, St, Catharines, Ont., $15. We .have actually given mway a
total of over Seven Thousand dollars in prizes.
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