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SHAMPOOS BRILLIANTINE
COMBS FOR BOBBED HAIR
TALCUM POWDER FACE POWDER
POWDER COMPACTS FACE CREAMS
TOILET WATERS SOAPS gBATH SALTS
PERSPIRATION DEODORANTS
DEPILATORIES HAIR NETS
POWDER PLiFFS SPONGES
WASH CLOTHS, &c.
A Satisfactory Corn Remedy
Rexall Corn Solvent - 35c bots.
For the Painless Removal of Corns, Callouses, &c.
Other Corn Preparations of merit which we stock are :--
Blue Jay Corn Plasters 35c pkgs.
Blue Jay Corn Cure Liquid 35c bots.
Putman's Corn Cure 25c.
Magic Corn Salve 15c
To Keep Young Chicks Grow-
ing and Healthy There is nothing
Better than
Hess' Poultry Panacea - 35c,
Hess' Instant Louse Killer -
Hess' Roup Remedy - 25c
Hess' White Diarrhea Tablets
85c & $1.75 pkgs
35c and 75c pkgs
25C
F. R. SMITH
Druggist and Stationer
'irxal Vet% ,teens
MONDAY was a quiet day in town.
THE flower beds at the Library are
lovely.,
SOME fences are improved by paint,
but few faces.
THERE are five Sundays in May.
The month ends with Sunday.
"In the Spring a fello,v's fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of fish."
ETHEL Football team here on
Tuesday night next, June 2nd.
DANDELIoN wine manufacturers are
cleaning their utensils ready for use
at a moment's notice.
Water for Stock Yards: -George
Bir( is drilling a well at the O. N. 11.
stock yards, and a supply of water
will be available for stock being shit --
ped out or in.
Moved.- Last week Walter and
Mts. Williamson moved into their
new residence on Turn her ry street,
Soul h, formerly occupied by the late
t1]re. James Ferguson.
Were at Clinton. -Messrs. Peter
Scott, Wm. (zillespie, D. Al.
Scott and J. L Kerr attended
ed an Executive meeting of the Lib-
erals of the Huron Riding, to make
arrangements for the coming
convention at \inghutn and Hensall.
Anneuneontenk Nrs. Alex Strad).-
an, with Mrs. J, C. Scat, Will receive
on Wednesday, June 8rd, from 8 to
G o'oloekr at the former's home.
Card of Tit nke,.-..Tl1e endersiguot#
wish to thank the old friends in tows
for the kindness and sympathy spawn
them in the lase of their sister, Mar.
the A. Smith...
Mrs, L. Stark and Eli Smith,
W. C. T. ,U. -An Executive meet-
ing of the Woman's Christian Temp-
erance Union of Huron County, was
held at Goderich on. May 21st to ar-
range program for County Conven-
tion which will be held in that town
on July 9th. Plans were made to
have a gold medal contest in singing
and elocution, also an essay contest
and prizes will be given for Temp-
erance posters.
Fon SAL8,-1499 feet of ohoioe Maple ,loot•
inb, Apply - to,o9
J. S. Pvt8,
49.1. Phone 4199.
Due 19T or JONa,--Rent for boxes at the
Post Office is due let of Juno.
P08TMA9T0RSOOTT.
10 YORK pigs, 8 weeks old, for'sale,
49.1 Phone 1828 W.12 AEIoLorom,
PTNN end board on May 12th, taken from
Ethel etetioo. Finder phone 8.915
49-1 ROY OUNNLNGtUM
NOTxoa.-A11 accounts not paid before
Juno let, will be handed in for collection,
Accounts may be settled with Thos. Walker
at the store. Geo, R, WoLLErr. 49.1
FOR $ALn -1 bedroom enfte. 1 kitchen cab.
,net, 1 sI' 1hes rest, lamps. Can be saeo at the
hone any time,
49.1 Goo. R. W ELLER.
Fort S4Le.-A Doherty Orlon range for elth-
rr wood or coal, also a Quebec hooter used only
one winter, oleo 8•burner Florence cool oil
stovewith even. All In good shape. Apply to
49.1' REP J. P. MoLEoo,
Fom+o.-A Door key... Apply at Poem
Attended Presbyterial Meeting. -
The following members of the W. M.
S. of Melville church, motored to
Lucknow to attend the Presbytciial:
Mrs. Alex Strachan, Mrs. Robert
Thompson, Mrs. Gillespie, Miss Men-
zies, Miss Lamont, Mrs. W. S. Scott,
Miss Jardine, Mrs. J. Duncan, Mrs,
Wm. Armstrong, Mrs. Chas. Davis,
Mrs. Alex Yuill, Mrs. Geo. McFar-
lane, M{es. Alex Brewer. Brussels is
to be honored with first Presbyter-
ial of the continuing Presbyterian
church in this district.
Buried at Brussels. -The body of
the late Martha A. Smith was brought
to Brussels on the noon train last
Thursday and conveyed to the family
plot in ,-Brussels Cemetery. Rev. C.
F. Clarke conducted the service and
the pallbearers were: Geo. Manning,
G. C. Manners, W. J. McCracken and
J. Killough, of Dungannon, a cousin
of the deceased. The body was ac-
companied by Mrs. Stark and Eli
Smith, sister and brother, who were
with the deceased when she died.
The late Miss Smith was a native of
Grey Township and some 8 or 9 years
ago came to Brussels to reside with
her mother and when the latter died
three years ago, Miss Smith went to
Toronto to reside with her sister, Mrs.
Stark. On the 9th sIfe went to Wel-
lesley Hospital for an operation and
for a week seemed to be doing well
but death occurred on Monday, -May
18th. For years Miss Smith assssted
in the Orchestra in the Methodist
Sunday School and also played in an
orchestra in Toronto until her health
became so frail. Besides Mrs. Stark
she is survived by another sister, Mrs.
Roberts, in Edmonton, who was un-
able to be present.
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Against that Day
1IE fabled years of ancient
T Egypt's fulness and famine--
the strikinaessons found in other
, historic facts and natural life pro-
cesses establish saving among the
BANKING
FIZ+TYFollow
Ypiiim
laws upon which
Nature makes her sure indictments.
your natural personal in%
to "lay by in store" by adding
regular installments to a savings ac-
count in the Standard Bank.
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STANDARD . BANK
OF CANADA t•
BRUSSELS BRANCH -G. H. Snnpis, Manager
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Milverton won from Ethel in Mil-
verton on Tuesday evening by a score
of 1 to 0..,
OWING to the pressure of advertis-
ing on our columns this week a numb-
er of correspondence budgets and ac-
counts of local happeninge
c-countseflocalhappeninge have been
crowded over until next week.
Ethel here on Tuesday -The Ethel
Football Club will be here on Tuesday
night to piny a league match. The
Brussels team has to win this game to
stay in the running arid a rear game
will be played. Come out and cheer,
the boys, 1
Moved to Picton:-A. Battenburg,
of the Standard Batik stuff, left last
week for Picton, where he bolds a
position in the Bank in that town.
Picton is a town of 3,356 ou the Bay
of Quinte.
„Improvements: -The frame house
on Flora street, now occupied by.
WilfrrdandsMr•s. Cameron, has been
painted. -J. T. Ross has had the
woodwork of his house•brightened up.
-George Birt has had hie house
touched up by the painter's brush. -
John Duncan has been re•paintiog his
house.
President Is an Old Huron Boy: -
Rev. A E M. Thomson, Ph. A. B. D.,
of London, was the unanimous ehoic-
for President of the Londona'Methode
1st Conference at its 42nd session
which was held in London last week.
Mr. Thomson's parents resided in
Wingbam and later in Goderich. As
a student he attended the C intoe
Collegiate Institute.
Plain People: -A Play in four Acts
will be presented by the Young Peo-
ple of Fordwich in the Town Hall,
Brussels, on Friday evening of this
week, under the auspices of the L. 0.
L. No. T74, Brussels. There will he
Orchestra music between acts, also
solos, Recitations etc. This play has
received full houses wherever they
have gone. A, dance will be held
after the pray. See advt. on another
column. ,
Invited to Goderich:-The Brussels
Te>lnis Club .have been invited_ to at-
tend the' opening of the new tennis
courts at .Goderich next Wednesday
afternoon. It is likely that some
will attend,
REV. MR. CLARKE
GOES TO GODERICH.
Rev. C. F. Clarke, Pastor of the
Brussels Methodist Church, will go
to North St. Church Goderich, and
has been elected Chairman of that
District.
Rev. Mr. Barker, Kincardine, will
come to Brussels.
Dr. Hazen, who is moved to .Wing-
ham, was elected Chairman of the
Wingham District.
I. 0. 0. F. Soft Ball Croup
Following is the Schedule drawn
up at the District Meeting of the I.
O. 'O. F. No. 9, at Wingham last
week.
Teams will be from Blyth, Wing -
ham, Teeswater and Brussels. The
Wroxeter Lodge felt that they did
not have enough young memberst1to
have players for the team.
Following is the schedule for the
season:-
May
eason:=May 28-Wingham at Brussels
June 4 -Blyth at Brussels
June 11 -Brussels at Wingham
June 16-Brussels.at Blyth
June 23 -Brussels at Teeswat.er
July 7-Wingham at Blyth
July 9 -Blyth at Wingham
July 9-Teeswater, at Brussels
July 14-Wingham at Teeswater
July 21-Teeswater at Blyth
July 28 -Blyth at Teeswater
July 30-Teeswater at Wingham
IN MEMORIAM
J.&MEB -rn loving memory of our deAr Otter,
A lice ht. James, who departed from this
life May 21, 1921.9
STOVERS and BROTH ERR.
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WEEKLY STORE NEWS
Geraniums for Bedding
V'jE have placed. our ordet'for our usual
V V supply of Cif raniums-the old reli-
able Red one and also a very pretty shade
of Pink, These will be ready for distribu-
tion as soon as weather conditions permit,
Wh will be very pleased to book your order
for any number desired.
25c each $2.75 per dozen
Syrayid e
Garden,,
Spray
This is a combined Insecti-
cide and Fungicide Plant
Tonic for the Gardens and
Orchards composed of Ar-
senate of Lime and Bordeaux
Mixture. Full directions for
use on each package.
Dry
Arsenate of
Lead.
This may be used either as a
spray or fc r dusting on.
Useful for- Fruits, Garden
Vegetables, Berry Bushes
and Shrubs.
Full directions ou each. pack-
age.
For Rose Bushes
For most species of Aphids, Leaf Hoppers, &c., we have -
Sulpho-Tobacco Soap also "Black Leaf No. 40" (Nicotine
Sulphate) to be used in the form of spray, also Paris
Green and Hellebore for. the Green Worm.
FOX'S DRUG STORE
"Careful Prescription Dispensers"
DOWN TOWN C, N. R. TICKET AGENT DRUGGIST and STATIONER
STTLE8.-I,, London. Ont., on W rdnesdny, May
20111, Annie Wilton, widow of the late
Joseph Stilus, in her 72nd year.
WINrnELn.-In Asatnlbole, Sask., on Wednes-
day, May I0th, Caroline M (Carrie Berry,
formerly of Walton) beloved wife of Ooa,
E Winfield, in her 40th year,
Tenders Wanted
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MARRIED
SttirwAN•WTLLIO,-At Melville -Church
Manse, on $ntnrdny, tiny 28rd. by Rev. J.
P. MnLeod, Mies Vslleria M., daughter of
Mrs. Ida Willis, to Herbert H. Sullivan, all
of Brussels.
Cattle Strayed
Three heed of young cattle strayed from Lot
11, Con. l3. Grey. Any information leading to
their recovery will be thankfully received, •
M, L. CARDIFF, Phone 4210.
Tenders wanted for the construction of the Stever Strayed
Hanna Drain Extension In the Township of Strayed on the preIDlsos of the undersigned,
Grey, Tenders received up to and Including 9th Con, of Grey, en or about May riot. a
Mey 89911, 1921. Plans may be sey,n At the year old red steer. Owner le rtquosted, to
clerk's office. No tender necessarily accepted. Prove property, pay eappensea and take him
J. H. FEAR, Clerk, away. 2116$, IL WILSON, Phone 285.
WHOLESALE CLEARAN C E
Our Stock consists of Good Quality up-to-date Merchandise of - an Over -stocked
Wholesale House, and we are giving you the opportunity of buying, at these Excellent Prices. All fresh
Mt rchandise and Season's New Styles. Come early and get your choice of the. selection.
This is Certainly an opportunity to Save Money an
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Men's Straw Hats
ALL STYLES
Farm Rats 5e up
Sailor Fiats 1 00 to 2 25
Felt Hats 160 to 3 50
Men's Caps
Splendid quality .. 50c up
Men's Hose
6 pairs for 1 00
3 pairs foe... 1.00 and up
Men's Summer Uoder'r
In two-piece and Combin-
ations 66e up
Men's Sweaters
Pullovers and Coat Style
All Prices
Men's Overalls
$1.60 to $2.00
Men's work Shirts
'0c to $1.50
Men's Dress Pants
$200 up
Men's Cotton and
Leather Gloves
All Prices
Men's Dress Shirts
$1 24 to $2 35
Men's Ties
29c to 09c
Belts 19c
Pyjamas
$200
Handkerchiefs
10c - 15e and up
Special
Ladies'
House Stockings
In Black, Brown and
White
5 for $1.00
Ladies' Vests
and
Bloomers
39c
Ladies' Straw
Garden Hats
20C
Sport Hats
Ladies'
'Undergarments
A few
Ladies' Sweaters
Children's Sweaters
$2 0o up
1 nfants'
Wool Suits
Seasonable Goods
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Ladies'
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13town, White, Grey,
Nutan, Shell, Airedale
Stone, Cinnamon and
Nude
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.Boys' and Girls' Straw
and Outing Hats
15C to $2,50
Boys' Shirts'
Boys'
Sweaters
Boys' Jerseys
In Cotton and
Wool
40c to $ 1.35.
Boys'
Underwear
Special
Play and
Bloomer Suits
for -
Boys and
Girls
Ages 2-6
Colors :
Navy, Brown and
Saxe
89c
Boys'
Corduroy
Suits
2.00 and 2.25
Children's
Hose
In full and length
20e up
Children's
Rompers
In Gingham
Materials
1.25
Small Girls'
Wool and Cotton ,.
Dressess'
$2.25
Ladies' Wool
Hug - me - tight
Sweaters
• 98c
Boys'
Suspenders
25c
Men's
Suspenders
39c
MERCANTILE
SALES COMPANY
STRETTON BLOCK - BRUSSELS •
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