The Brussels Post, 1916-4-20, Page 8."1.•• • e
Housecleaning Needs
Many of them are right in our line, Pere are a few of them
Washing Fluid
W eall mi year recipe for Witehilie Maid
yoll do not lcnoW alma it we mut tell
you about it, It sieves 31113137 33 rub,
Caustic Soda
A live Pound tin will make a large supply
Of the very best of home made seep.
Opo per8 lb, tin
TQ make them Shine
NOR ARIL the great window eleaner, 1$o
per cake Silva, for polishing eilver, and
Breast), for polhdang br080, both come In
tins, two 31200, 10 and 20 mints.
Two Good Cleansers
Household Ammonia, 10o bottles.
Powdered Borax, lo pitge-200 per Ib,
Crystal Floor OU
Besides being good for polished Score, &a.,
le equally good 80 a furniture polieh. 30
keeps down the duet. 20o per pint,
• Disinfectants
°angoras
Either in powder or lump tarok.
no Per lb,
Chloride of Lime
In Be, 10e and lee peel:ages
Ant -Germ
A good disinfeotent in powder form,
lac packages
Red Cedar Compound
A oombination of 1101130 Of the best moth
preventives known. No disagreeable odor
-16o pkgs. We also can supply moth balls
in any quantity.
Brighten Up
Your rooms with some of our new Wall
Paper, 7.`ble is papering thne. White we
hove the better grades of paper, we also
have them from (lc a roll up, See them.
The 0/XCia ASYare F. R. 3M1TH
DBORGIST AND STATIONER.
racal tietvs Items
ROADS are drying up.
READ the Local and District news on
pages 4 and 5.
Tms is the season "When the Spring
time comes, gentle Annie,"
PosToPPICE hours On Good Friday
will be 8 to 9 a. ni, and 5 to 6 p. m.
DAVID WALKER, of Walker te Black,
Brussels, bas purehased an Overland
car.
'Paz repair gang of the Bell Tele-
phone Company Ilea been at work in
this Meanly.
GOOD Friday comes this week and is,
a Public holiday, consequently the busi-
ness places will be closed.
The POsT was favored with a call
from La Col. Coombe and Major J. W.
Shaw on Wednesday while in town with
the terst Battalion, They are soldierly
Iookiug officers,
APPENDICITIS - Last Thursday Ben,
Walker was successfully operated on for
appendicitis. Twa POST is pleased to
state be is making favorable progress
and will soon be able to be about as
usual we hope.
Some Mania -Last week M. Yolleck
finished up the shipment of scrap metal.
He loaded over 325 tons, which took
some handling you may be sure. Some
of tbe loads teamed M the G. T. R.
weighed over 3 ton, and the streets and
yards were none too good owing to the
mitd.
TEMPLE OP FAME -Preparations are
proceeding prosperously, preparatory to
the production of "The Temple of
Fame." Proceeds for Patriotic pur-
poses, About 78 people will participate
and the program will be pleasing laud
particularly praiseworthy. April 27 and
28.
PRESENTATION. -Last Saturday after-
noon Pte, Harold Kerney, of Morris
township, who- bas recently joined the
least Battalion at Wingham, was pre-
sented with a fine gold monogram ring.
Rev. D. Wren read the address and
Alex Speir presented the gift. A short
reply was made by the recipient. Pre-
sentation was merle at THE POST Pub-
lishing House, advantage being taken
of Pte. Kerney's visit to Brussels.
Peonticrtow -The Dominion govern-
ment has started another "production"
catnpaign to urge the farmers to prepare
for the biggest possible crop, and the
first of a series of advertisements for tbat
purpose appears elsewhere in this isstie.
Last year our Reld crops had a value of
about 800,000,000 as compared with
an ordinary average of about $5oo,00n,
000. The extra $3.30.00ea000 is needed
more this year even than lest. Read
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whatMeal
Tem week a number of statements are
being sent to subscribers of PRE Pose
who are in arrears and we hope for a
prompt response. If this is not made it
looks as if some of those several years in
arrears will have to be handed over to a
• Collecting Agency. It takes more than
good wishes to manage a newspaper in
these days of increases in cost of produc-
tion. Wages, typo, ink, postage, taxes,
• insurauce, &c., cannot be settled with-
out the coin. Will you kindly square up.
Duna OP A FORMER BAUSSELITIL-
Miss Beatrice Blasbill, daughter of Wm,
and Mary Blashill, of Ypellanti, Mich.,
died April 5th, at the home of her
parents, 14th Short Oaks Street, of
dropsy, The deceased was 111 for
years, She was a member of the Mar-
garet Rebekah Lodge of Ann Arbor,
Many beautiful flowers from friends,
relatives, Margaret Rebekah Lodge and
the Koights of Pith'as were received,
The fuueral was held April 7th end the
body was buried in Highland Pat k
Cemetery, Ypsilanti, Miss Blashill was
3o years old when she died. The Bias -
hill family lived In Brussels for a good
many years and were well known in the
eunitnenity, Mr. Magill] conducting a
butchering business. Deceased wee
born in town. 01d friends will sym-
pathise with the bereaved in their time
of sadness.
$52o.00, -- "The Minister's Bride"
Company concluded an itinery of 8
engagements in furtherance of Red
Cross work at Cranbrook last Fridge
evenieg, the financial results of which
was the splendid sent of $5ao.00. Local
Compiles" only received their expensee,
Tbe persosttel of the Corapany Was as w
follows 11.1 iagea Jessie Menzies, Belle ti
Henderson, Isabel Strachan, McGregor, H
Cattle Megaton, Gertrude Ross Vera d
Hoover. MlnerVa Items and Stella Gerry,
rs, W. W. Harris, Mrs. C, Seeker and
1Virs. R. Thonisoe, 10, H. Gilroy, Jae,
Ballantyne, 'Pont Armstrong, Jim Arm-
etrong, Rey McJCay, Elmer McKay,
Dougald Strathan, A. G. Maar:termed
and 0. Rankin, leach of the perforniers
did their part ie good form and the local
hits by some or the funny Members of
tbe play provoked et) small amount of
innooent Mirth. The Company enjoyed
the ' gs ts the late hours rather sy
eatleed transgression of the "Early to ye
bed early to rum" motto. in
Tee heavy rain brought the Mait-
land river v.ell up toward flood tide last
week,
"Terme or Fame", Town Hall, Brus-
sels, Thersday and Friday evenings,
2703 and 28th insts Proceeds go to
Red Cross, Over 7o performers on the
program.
A cab'e was received by Druggist
Fox, last Friday, from his son Pte.
Harry Fox, containing the pleasing in-
formation that the troop ships had ar-
rived safely on the other side of the
herring pond. Ptes. Charlie McMillan,
W. H. Cook, Will, Mayberry and Ben.
Woodley were on the same transport.
Lose between Brussels and. Walton on
Thursday, April 6th, a good horse blanket.
Will finder kindly lenve It at W.G. Neal's
store, Walton, or at Tue Pose 13rusels.
J. J. McGAY10, Toadbary.
Goon reliable, year old driver, for sale.
Quiet end well broken and can be driven by a
woman. Would make a good third horse.
Wtrivm Leghorn eggs for sate 51.00 per
setting. Also 2 young white Leghorn roosters
for sale. Jxo. MeAnowe. Brv-ssele.
9 Goon grese cattle for sale. HARTAT DOD -
SON, Ethel,
A WORD AII0112 SEED POTATOES. -On April
6th I wrote Prof. Zavitz, of the Experimental
Farm, asking whether to plat New Bruns.
wick,British Columbia or Ontario seed. Re
answered on the 10th, saying that they get
much better results by planting Ontario
grown seed. Be said he would rather secure
the Dooley notate grown in Middlesex than
plant seed from British Columbin. 1 have Be-
mired a limited quantity of the Dooleys and
will offer them white they teat at a alight ad-
vance over oost, I have also ths best cooking
potatoes in town at .1. T, 110914' store. Geo, A.
BERT.
SEED (513.0104 5032 SAL11.-0, A C. Barley No.
21 and Reld'a Green mountain Oats, grown in
1919, smut proof. .apply to J. P. MOINT0811,
12th Oon. Grey. Phone 558
0A2 of Homestead Fertilizer expected nt
Brussels next week. Partiee should leave
their orders at once so as to unload from the
oar. S. CAnTlet, Agent,
PHRTILIZER.-We eau now ell all orders for
lime. Let us hear from you, CARDIFF &
DAMIIR, IRP0.98018.
CAR land of potatoee at W 1 . New
Bminewick Mock. No, 1 Delawarae6.anauitable
142isent A itoptpal4r1VcOgn 00 W. G. 19'541' a r
Gann bracelet found. OWner niay have it
by proving property and paying tor this
notice, T1111 Poe,.
7s. wiliedekt till the victory is won" is the
IV.:Vorni''sx1 eiva eTra:tr 'gra ftl'n7 u0- hal efhalias amtaUki tiLg.
a hit. Price 80 cents,
Rey wanted for butcher's delivery c rt
Must knoW how to look aril, 1,^ A la to
gniarr Bnor
• HAW/RING BOOR FOR SALL - Rose Comb
pitiaileNt?4! $7270ToirireXgasr. 3. 280125(104,
Brussels.
Cgir IrollvtIAM11:4; Single
and
dtolDose
Price 41.00 for tti gis a ng.
W. S. Scott, Brussels, Phone 5x,
A 0000 honee for sale with stable and fruit
trees. Apply at Tan PORT,
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Rename Women's Institute will eon.
Vene ha the audience room 0( 2120 Public
Library on Wednesday, April 26113, at
2 30 p 111. MIS (Rev) Ferguson will
introduce the topic, "The Hygiene of
Cheerfulness.'' There will also he Roll
Call, responded to by a hint on kitchen
helps and we all know it is the little
hints to lighten work that count
Come and hear Mrs. Ferguson as she ie
a pleasing speaker with pet that touch
of humor which is necessary to held the
attention of an audience. Please re-
member change in date Wed, April 26.11
Thomas Farrow, formerly M. P. for
North Hnron, died at the resieence of
his 0011 M. Y Farrow, Collingwood, on
Sunday evening. He was born le Liu-
colushire, England, in 1833, end came to
Canada when 16 years of age with his
parents, who settled in Clarke township
in tae vicinity of Port Hope. For sever-
al years he taught in hist OWn section,
then in Turnberry township, Hume
County. He was later School Inapettor
of the united Counties of Huron and
Bruce, holding the position until 2870,
when he entered business in Bluevale.
Deceased was elected as a Conservative
candidate for Huron in 2872, 2 years
later, after the defeat of the Govern-
ment of Sir John A. Macdonald, Mr,
Ferrova teas re-elected and IP As success-
ful also in 1878 and /882. In x888 he
was defeated by Dr. Macdoneld, after.%rards Deputy Speaker or the House of
Commons, and at preseut Postmaster 181
London A few veers later Mr. Farrow
was appointed Postmaster at Brussels, a
position he held for 20 years, restyling
on account of ill health in 1912, since
then he has lived retired in Colling.oo . Mr, Farrow was married three
mes. His third wife died 6 years ago.
is family consists of 4 Song and 3
aughters, viz, John 210., London • M
, Colling4222o4 H. W., Windsor, an
in the railway mall service and Robert
R., Assistant Commissioner of Customs
at Ottawa ; Mrs. j, H. Brownlee, Mont -
rent; and Mrs, L. O'Connor, Thorold,
Mr, Farrow wee a prominent Methodist
and filled all the Important Mates, He
took a great interest in educational af-
fairs and was Chairman of Brussels
School Board for A numl er of years.
The funeral took Mice at 1310 1
here deceased had spent so many
Ars, Wednesday atterimon, service be-
g held in the Methodist church anti
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conducted by Rev D. D. Thompsou.
Iaterntent was made in the family plot.
Mr. Farrow belonged to the Cauadian
Order of Foresters and the Ancient
Order of 'United Workmen as well Re
the Oracle Lodge, He was widely
known and had many friends.
A GARAGE la being built et the home
of Jae. W. Sandars„ corner Turnberry
and Church streets. He is tearing down
the woodshed at the house and will put
a cement wall and celler under the kitch-
en wall cistern, and coal bin in basement.
Mr. Sanders is a handyman and will do a
good share of the work himselt. He
has bought a Chervolet ear from W.
Ament, the local agent.
TEMPLE OF FAN '.-A company of
about 70 Btusselites will present the
always entertaining production known
as 'Vile Temple of Paine" in the Town
Hall, Brussels, Thursday and Friday
April 27th and 28th. You will be intro-
duced to the good and great of the past
and present in song, story and costume
and no one should miss it. Tickets. at
25 cents, will admit to all parte of the
Hall and seats may be reserved by hav-
ing tickets marked on the plan at Fox's
drug store without extra charge. The
proceeds of the entertainments will be
devoted to Red Cross funds so by
patronizing you will aid in the good
cause. Watch out for the program
which will be issued shortly.
CO TEMPERANCE CoNVENTION.-The
call for the Amur! Co. Convention has
been issued as follows :-The Amami}
Convention of Huron County Temper-
ance Alliance will meet in Wesley
Church, Clinton, Tuesday, April 25th.
There will be two sessiona, A. M.
session opening at 30 30. and after -
neon session at 2 30, Will you try and
attend this Convention and see that
emu* Munimpality is well represented.
Following subjects will be discussed :-
Affiliated Societies, Blind Pigs, Effi-
ciency of Constables, Loyalty to Offi-
cials, Huron's Future, Temperance
Education, What we nave we'll hol
and how to hold it, The Finaacia
Problem. Election of Officers, Genera
Buoiness, Question Drawer, A. 'r
Cooper is President and J. A. Irwin
Secretary,
MISCELLANEOUS SROwER. - Thursday
evening of last week a large company
assembled at the hoine of R. and Mrs.
Leatherdale to tender Miss Minnie
Walker, who is about tot change her
name, a "Shower" by way of expressing
the good wishes of a wide circle of
friends. The gifts consisted of linen,
cbina, fancy work, alluminum and
granite eishes, &c , &c. These were ae-
companied by expressions of goodwill
in poetry and prose, which evoked much
tnerrinaeat. Miss Walker briefly thank.
ed all for their kind words and highly
valued gifts. Short speeches, vocal
numbers and social chat tilled in a
pleasant hour. Home made conrection-
ery was distributed with a generous
hand after whicb the company di-persed
with the expresaion of best wiabes for
the coming bride and hearty thanks to
bit, Mrs. and Miss Leatherdale for
their wholesouled hospitality, "Auld
Lang Syrie," with linked hands being
the concluding melody. By some of the
remarks dropped Thursday evening THE
POST is anticipating the realization of
"There shall be showers" for other fair
maidens,
Good Ontario Potatoes
Band picked and climatized at 62.00 Per
bag, either for seed or table use.
Car Royal Household flour
Shorts and Bran Coming
Special p1159 1? taken from oar.
Timothy and Clover Seed
No. 1 Government Standard, at lowest
Possible price. Also keep Mangold and
Turnip seeds, the best 55 be had.
Products taken as cash.
Choice Stock of Groceries.
W. J. McCracken
Phone 43 or 27.
Church Chimes
Next Sunday will be Easter,
Easter services in St. John's church
next Sunday. Special music by the
choir.
On the evening of Good Friday, at 8
o'cloek, service will be held in St. John's
church. conducted by Rector Page.
Lea Sunday Rev, A. J. Mann took
as bis morning theme '1'11e Second
Comine" and at the evening service
"The Future Life7.
Rev. H B. Parnaby, Ph. B., of Bel -
grave, preached in the Methodist church
last Sabbath evening and gave a good
discourse on "The minimum church."
• "aim subject of Rev, Dr. McGillyray's
Lecture ou Easter Monday evening in
connection with Melville church an-
niversary will be "The revised estimate
of Europe".
"If a man die shall he live again 1"
will be the pastor's subiect in the Metho.
dist church next Sabbath morning. An
Easter sermon will be preached in the
d evening. Choir has a program of Easter
I music.
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P051:1 COMPANY'S OUTPUT R0o»,--
Wednesdoy, March 2921, the Canadian
Ford Company shipped 98M
ore cars
than have ever before been sent out
from the plant on Any single day in the
history of the company. The total em-
ber of cars shipped on that dale amount-
ed to 312, AS against 234, which WAS the
best previous day's iecord. This figure
also included the breaking of another
Ford record -that of shipping to dealers
outside Canute Of these 312 cars. 120
were for overseas shipnient, which is
tbe largest day's shipment t he company
has ever made to overseas destinations.
The Canadian Ford Company has
greater potentialities 50 32 prosperity pro-
ducer for Canticle than if its output were
limited to the Doreinton alone. All
Ford dealers in South Africa, Antra,
lia, Indis, New Zealand and all the Em-
pire outside of the British Isles them-
selves, are Supplied from the Canadlau
Ford plant at •Ford, Ont. It seems
hardly believable that a few years ago
this mammoth indite' ry consisted of a
small alien diving Its power from the
hied wheel of a Model "C" car, end that
its total yearly output Weil less than whet
it 11013' ahipe in One day. Yet It is a fact
Butt jag ten years ego the yeaea p30.
(18101108 of this plant was lose than one-
third the number of ears shipped on
March agth, Read the Ford advt. on
Page 4,
Melville Church Auniversary Easter
Sunday. Rev. Dr, McGillivray, Guelph,
will be the preacber, Tea Meeting will
follow Monday when a choice program
will be presented after the supper.
See bill for particulars.
Friday evening of this week Rev. A.
J. Mann, B. A., will give an address at
• the annual meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society at Eramosa, near
Guelph. This was a former charge of
Rev. Mt. Mann. The reverend gentle.
man will preach in Guelph next Sab.
bath supplying Rev. Dr. McGillivray's
earlpit, who is tti be at Melville church
anniversary.
The Synod of Hamilton and London
will meet in St AndreW's Presbyterian
Church here commencing Monday even-
ing, April 24 and centinting until Wed-
nesday morning. An extensive program
has been arranged. the speakers being
Rev. Geo. Hanson, 13 • D., Montreal I
Rev, W. J. Knox, M. A, London;
Rev. D C. MacGregor, M. 12., Londoe ;
Rev. J D. Byrne% B A, B. C., New
Optario, and Rev. J, R. Harcourt,
India.
People We Talk About
Jno, F. McRae is visiting in this lo-
cality at present.
Mrs. Jet) Lott is visiting relatives and
friends at Toronto and Whitby,
Mrs, A. Hunter and Mrs (r) Moore
were visiting Winghatu relatives last
wemelt.
i88 Jean
Michael, of Hamilton, is
spending the week with her friend, Miss
Isabel ,Straehan.
Mrs. W, H Kerr was called to Clin-
ton last Monday owing to the illness of
her daughter-in-law. Mrs J L. Kerr.
Alek. Strachan \YRS off duty during
the past week with an attack of pleurisy
but will soon be as hearty as ever we
hope.
le T. Galvin, of Colborne, has come
to Brussels to fill the poet of Teller in
the Sthmiard Bank, We welcome him
to 20013n,
George Grimoldhy has resumed his
old position in George Thomson's
Grocery and is also in charge of the
•bread delivery van.
Sergi. Frank Gerry, of Bras:gels, who
is with the 110171 Batt., at 24 retford, is
taking the Cinders' cottrse itt the Milt-
,ary School London,
Robt. Johnsloe, Wingliam, formerly
of laruesele, was in town on Wednesday
He is tesuming work in the former
town in the Marble Works,
and Mts. Jackson celebrated
the 22nd anhiversere or their marriage
Wednesday of Mat week in a quiet way,
TEE Pose congratutatee them,
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Pte. Rankin has been on the sick
list and went /twine to "patch up."
Last Sunday meriting the soldierg
attended emetics in Lit.: Joint's °hutch.
Some of the recruits are assistiog at
farm work in getting in the Spring
Brussels soldiers went to Wingbam
on Tuesday to the military display on
the programthere, '
Merited progress has been made in
the marching and manoeuvres 02 2106
local Company. They are a soldierly
looking bndy.
A Foot Ball team has been or-
ganized and with a Base Ball Blob
will afford amusement and exercise to
the soldier laddies.
Tuesday of this week A G. McDiar
mid, tenet in the Standard Bank, Brits
sels, was moved to Brighton, where be
is accountant. We wishidea prosperity
and further promotion.
). 'P. Wood and son Fred, were in
Berlin and Toronto during the past
week. At the latter city a support was
procured for Fred's. spinal column,
rendered necessary from trouble follow-
ing typhoid fever, He is making favor-
able improvement.
We are sorry to hear that Will. Long,
of the Bank of Neve Scotia, Toronto,
1001( 111 last week with appendicitis. Me
was removed to a hospital and operated
on. His many old friends in Brussels
and locality wish him speedy convales-
cence. The patient's mother went to
Toionto to visit her son.
In the casualty list of last Sunday's
battle in France the name of Lieut,
Chas. H. Kerr, eldest SOn of Rev, W.
E and Mrs Kerr, of Vancouver, B. C.,
appears as wounded. He was with the
alb Battalion and has been at the front
tor the past 6 months, Lieut. Kerr is a
nephew to Mrs. J T. Gilpin and W. H.
Kerr, of Brussels. Particulars are not
to hand vet AS to the nature of his
wouuds but we hope they are not
serious,
Wingha.m
SIJI COATED BY BLOOD GLOT.-That
death was due to suffocation Caused
by a blood dot reaching the throat
from the nasal regions, was the find-
ing of Coroner Kennedy's jury Mon-
day afternoon, inquiring into the
death of Dr. Walltly, Mount Forest,
who died suddenly at the borne of his
brother-in-law, Do'. A. Fox, D. C.,
this town, on April 4611. The inquest
was held in the Town Hall, and the
witnesses were examiner' by Crown
Attorney Seager, Barrister Dancey
appeared in the interests of Dr.
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Fox and the relatives of Dr. Walkly.
Witnesses were Di', Margaret Calder,
Da. Fox, De. Redmond and De, Silver-
thormof Toronto, The latter assisted
in the autopsy. Veediet was reached
in a few minutes. The body had.been
prepared for' shipment to Michigan
for burial on Friday, when the order
for the inquest was made• to clearly
establish the centre of death.' The
prove were : R; Clegg (foreman), R.
Allen, William game, William Isbis-
ter, O. J, Rintoul, B. Lewis and
Holtned.
Brussels School Board
Brussels School Board met last Fri.,
day evening. Menabers alt present.
Minutes read and confirmed. . Ac-
count of Jas. Fox, school auppliee,
$74.88 ordered paid on motion of D. O.
Ross and R. L. r4eatherdale,
On the recommendation of Dr,
Field, I. P.;S., 'owing to smaller at-
tendance of pupils in the Public
School, (aggregate attendance in the
4 rooms being 101, making an average
of 84 for 8 rooms) Room II will be
discontinued after Summer Holidays.
Board then adjourned. S. Wilton,
Chairman ; M. Black, Secretary.
BORN
GA118188.-18 Myth, on April 051,, 1010, to Mr,
and Mrs. George Garniss, 00011.
HAWKIN0-At the Reatory, Blyth, on April
ilth, 1016 to Rev, W. B. and airs. Hawkins,
a daughter,
DIED
BLAsarm,.-In Ypsilanti, Mich.. on April 5th,
1916, Beatrice, daughter of Willie* and
Mary Blashill, aged 0070025,
FARROW. •-•, In Coliingwood, on April 1011,,
Thomas Farrow, late Postmaster at Bios.
Oslo, In his SSrd year.
JOI1ANN.-In Howiok, on April llth, Christian
Johenn. aged 66 yenra
LlroN,-In Mullett Township, on April lith,
1916, Susan Lavinia Medd, aged 49 veara, 8
months and 13 days, beloved wife of Thomas
Lyon,
MODONALD.-In Ethel, on April 18th, 1010,
Sarah McPhail, relict of the late D01101111
McDonald, in her 710830132,
AUCTION SALES
sArulinlan7-Ilrluat0. ookMiTJto,Voi..ao"tlnHackwel,Prop. F. S. Scott, Amg.
Eggs for Hatching
Single Comb White Legliorns, Barron strain.
These are heavy layers as the following one.
hen reoord will show :-
1914 1016 1910
November 11
December 18 18 21
January 18 18 19
February 18 17 17'
Dfaroh 22 III 20
Price 96 to 65 cents per netting of 15.
Alex. Perrie,
408 Phone 2015 R. R. No. 8, Brussele.
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Lot 14, 4th Line, Morris, the Eitoro'-bred.
hem bull. "Stittop's Best," aired by "Berstfleld
Stamp," Who has alwaye been a prize 211111101..
'!fitaMP'a Best" won 1st prizo at Brussels Pair
in 1915. Pedigree may be seenon application.
Terme 4202 with privilege of returning if
necessary. JAMES SHEDDER',
Proprietor.
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Brussels Daylight Store G. N. Mctaren
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Ladies'
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Our New Stocks of Ladies' and
Misses' New Spring Suits and
Spring Coats are in stock. We
have the very latest in Clothes and
Styles made by some of the best
makers. The prices are very rea-
sonable and we want you to call
and see them.
New Spring Suits, the latest $111 to $15
New Spring Coats, the latest $5 to $15
New Suits for Men and Boys
Our new Suits for Men and Boys are in stock and the best fitting garments we
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