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The Brussels Post, 1916-4-27, Page 81.1ousedeariirig Needs i..�i Many et them are right in our line, Pere are a few of them Washing Fluid Wo 0011 1111 your recipe for Weehing tflufd you about do It naves manynrub,can tell Caustic Soda Afive pound tin will make n large supply of the very best of home made soup. 110e per 61b, tin To make them Shine Bon .MnO, the great window cleaner, 160 persenke ; Silvo, for olishing silver, and tins, two for poliehing brass; both Dome in tine, two sizes, 10 andel 20 Denbo, Two Good Cleansers Household Ammonia, 10c bottles. Powdered Borax, 6c plcgs-200 per ib, Crystal Floor Oil Beeidos being good for polished floore, &O„ is equally good as a furniture polieh. It keeps down the dust, 20o per pint. Disinfectants. Copperas Either at powder or Chloride of Lime In 8c, Anti -Germ • A good disinfectant in hoop form. loo per Ib. ale and 16o packages powder form, 18o packages Red Cedar Compound A combination of some of the best moth preventives known. 810 disagreeable odor —100 pkgs. We also can supply moth belie In any quantity. Brighten Up Your roome with some of our new Wall Paper. Thee is papering time. While we have the betterrades of paper, we oleo have them from oo a roll up. See them, The Store F. R. SMITH DRUGGIST AN D STATIONER. .cat betvs Items DID roil receive a "Clean-up" notice ? SUCKER fishing is now on the program. Council meeting next Monday evening. EASTER (holiday traffic was brisk on the G. T. R. FOURTH Division Court next Wednes- day at g a m., in Town Hall Brussels. Hese. Miss Michael, of Hamilton, re- cite at the Temple of Fame entertain- meut. OWNERS of motor cars are getting fidgety to do the "Honk" act in opening the season for tete BRussils L. O. L. No. 774 requests a full attendance of members Monday evening, May rst. Important business. ANYBODY who has not their supply of soft water on hand now bas not cared for the aft repeated showers that have fallen, TBE road grader was at work Tuesday and scraped off the accumulation of mud and offal. This will tend to the reduc- tion of dust next Summer. Txreits.—A meeting for reorganiza- tion of Brussels Tennis Club will be held Friday afternoon at 4 15 in Fox's Drug store office, All interested are in- vited to attend. Dian —Mrs. D, Breckenridge, who bas been a resident of Brussels for the past few years, died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. R Messer, Jamestowo, Tuesday night. She was in her 77th year. Burial will be made in Brussels cemetery Friday afternoon, She was a fine old Lady. DRUG S'roRFS EARLY CLOSING — Brussels Drug stores will close at 6 p. m. during the Summer months oo Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. They will open on these evenlugs at 8.45 for the distribution of the evening Daily papers. The new rule goes into force next week. JAs Fox, F. R SMITH, THE Pose' is sorry to hear of the seri ous illness of Mrs. Wm. Miller, former- ly is who nowlives in _of Brussels, Kincardine. Her daughter, Mrs, Edmeston, Palmerston, and Miss Mary Lott, Mrs. Miller's sister, are waiting on her. We hope to bear of early recov- ery. Thos. and Mrs Lott, of Grey township, are Mrs. Miller's parents and Mrs. Chas. McKay, town, is a sister. UDDFELLOWS' SERYICg.—Next S nbbath evening the members of Western Star Lodge, No. 14g, I. 0 O. F , Brnssels, will attend St. John's church at 7 o'clock, when Rev. R. E. Page will preach the annual sermon, 13rethren are asked to meet at the Lodge room at 6 3o o'clock so as to march to the church. A large turn out of members is asked for. REMEMBERING 'rxn goys.—Following the plan marked out Dr. Jas. McCrack- en, Will Henderson and Cecil McKin- non were presented with wrist watches and a ring to latter, during the past week when in Brussels. Each gift as accompanied byaddress of w p an congratulation and commendation in connection with their response to the Empire's call. SEWING Lessoots —Miss Beth McKay, who was here last Spring, will come to Brussels next Tuesday and a sewing class will be formed, at the Board room of the Public Librar at o p. m. under the auspices of Brussels Woen's Insti- tute. 15 members are wanted. Apply to Mrs. P. Scott, President, or Mrs, Robt, Thomson at as early a date as pos- sible, BY the derailment of some freight cars near Elora the mail train Saturday night did not arrive et Brussels until after midnight, An extra passenger train from Palmerston ran clown the line to the scene of the accident where the blockade was and the belated messengers were transferred from the regular even- My train that could not et past the ¢ h g P freight that was the cause of the delay. CARD of THANxs,—Would you do me the favor of expressing me' thanks through Tltg Pose to the good people of Brussels for the gift recently received by me, It will ever be a treasured keep. sake, I hope when the time comes to be up and doing, Brussels will have every reason to be proud of her boys. Sincerely yours, (CORP ) NORMAN MCGUIRE P. S.—I, perhaps am a little late but I have been in London and did not re- ceive the ring until Thursday. Hope all is well at'Tms Pose, 3 LINKERS HAD A GOOD TIME—Gooch Friday 05 or 16 members of Western Star Lodge, I. O. O. F., Brussels, at- tended a Lodge ot instruction at Wing - ham and spent a fine time. 'rhe home tenni demonstrated the initiatory care - rimy. Blyth Lodge exemplified the tet Degree, Brussels the End and Dun- gannon the 3rc1, Work of the Degree teams was well done. A banquet fol- lowed fn the Town Hall, at which 050 3 link brethren participated. Mean was A x. Gathering broke up at an early boor (in the mottling) after an interest• ittg program of speeches and songs. The Wingbatn Oeldfellows left nothing Undone as beets an the occasion and their hospitality was highly appreciated, NEXT Monday will be May Day. READ the Local and District news on pages 4 and 5, You'll miss something if you don't. TEMPLE of Fame, Town Hall, Brussels, Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. Give it a good boost as It is for the Red Cross. CLEAN -U, notices were severed this week by Sanitary Ioapector Oliver and May 15th announced as the date ofin- spection, G. Thibideau is in the field ready to attend to the clearing up of yards and premises. Read his notice, Toox ILL —While visiting relatives in Brussels Thos. Friendship, of Tees. resident, water, a former s , was taken seriously ill and a physician had to be called. The patient improved sufficient. ly ufficient- ly to permit of his returning home. We hope he will soon regain his accustomed vigor. Doe'•r miss "The Temple of Fame," Thursday and Friday evenings of this week, in Brussels Town Hall, 7o per- formers, Platform has been enlarged to accommodate the Company. Proceeds go to Red Cross work. Program will be unique containing both the grave and ttte gay. The costumes will be well worth seeing, A 15 cent rate will be made to children on Friday evening. Entertainment at S o'clock, MRs. GORDON HOWELL PAssEs AWAY. —Mrs, S. T. Plum was called to Galt to the funeral ot her sister in-law, Mrs. Gordon Howell. who cited on Friday, aged 66 years. An attack of pneumonia was followed by a stroke 01 paralysis. She was a fine woman and is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mrs. Stevenson, Cathcart ; Mrs. W. H. Diamond, Wilmot; and Miss Edna at home. Funeral took place on Sunday to Bethel, Wilmot township, the old home of the family. Mrs. ilow:ett's maiden name was Miss Lucy Curtiss, of Galt. —o— GLOrOI found. Ask at Tux Poor, Fon RALE —Corner lot directly North of G. A. Deadman'e, Apply to F. 5, Scott, Brussels. Tanen Durham grade steere, rising lyear old, for sale, Lot 11. Con. 11, Grey township. Phone 245. JA0011 Emanate. BEADY TO ATTEND TO wORit.-I nm prepared to take all jobs of cleaning up yards and pre- mises and removing refuse. Satisfaction guaranteed and chargee moderate. Orders left at my house, Albert Street, will receive prompt attention, GILBERT TRT8I0EA0. LOW between Brussels and Walton on Thursday, April 6111, a good horse blanket. Will finder kindly leave it at W. G. Neal's store, Walton, or Mt Tire Poem Brussels. J. J. StaGAv1N, Leadbury. 9 Orion grass cattle for sale. BARVET DOD. 500, Ethel. 0Aa of Homestead Fertilizer expected at Brussels next week. Parties should leave their orders at once so as to unload from the' car. S. CARTER, Agent. PERTrrdaEn.—We Dan now fill all orders for lime. Let es hear from you. CAaDTFr & DAMES, Brussels. BOY wanted for butcher's delivery Dart. Must know how to look after horse. Apply to BAExER B1105, BATanTNO EGOS FOR BALK.— ROee Comb Reds, White Wyandottes, Barred Roches $1.00 per setting, $2.50 for 50 eggs. R. TROMeo , Brussels. Ease 00R BATCH 1110, — Single end Rose Comb Leghorn eggs for hatching. P b Br own BB . g 15,1 stock. Pride 1.00 for set0h1 • of e, c $ 1. W. S Sao tt Brussels, Phone be' A noon house for sale with stable and fruit trees. Apply et THE Pon. People We Talk About Pte. Stewart Fox spent a few days iu town. Miss Mae Wood is visiting relatives at Berlin Wilfrid Lott is holidaying with rela- tives at Colborne. A. Strachan is able to be heck to the store again after his poorly spell. Dr, and Mrs. W. L. Holmes were visitors in Toronto during the past week, F, H. and Mrs. Gilroy and boaster Barrington spent Easter with relatives at Mount Forest, Gari, Jamieson, St, Catharines, was a visitor with relatives and friends in this locality over Easter, Miss Elsie Wilton is home for the Easter holiday from Harriston where She'S to g ohiu school, Ia Miss Bethel Kerr was home from Tor- onto for a short holiday. She is eugaged at the Millinery business, Sergt. Gordan Ross and Miss Gladys Ross, Kincardine, were welconle visitors with relatives in Brussels. Mrs. Robert Work end Miss Jean, Toronto, are visiting relatives and oltl friends in Brussels localtty. Clifford and Mrs. Sherrie, of Chesley, were Eater viiitors with relatives in Brussels and Morris township. Harry and Mrs. Kirby and daughter. Stratford, were visiting et the Queen's Hotel with J. and Mrs Querin, Duncan Taylor was real poorly during the past week but is considerably im• proved now Tim Poor is pleased 10 Mate. Miss Kate Aroeut was home from London for s short visit. She is doing well in the Forest City as stenographer and bookkeeper, Adam and Mrs Halliciey, Belgrave, were viritors at the home af'I', and Mrs. Walker over Easter, They are Mrs. Walker's parents, 044144,44,444.14444.st 44.06.1.0 a ovoirBtst,1,94' '1.4444l•'I*4h$4$ .Caclies' Fine hoes.' • • • •0 • • • 'z• • • i •+ • • • • • • • ••• them you Then the buying, Here are a few:— Handsome to the eye • Artistic in design. First-rate workman- ship. • Made to wear and keep their shape. Beautiful finish, easy t comfort, very durable. When you discard want another " just like the last ones." our prices are not the least pleasing part of + High Laced or Buttoned Patent 3.50 and $4.00 Vamp, Cloth or Leather Top + Richards & Co.: • •. 'M+•i••44+•+••F•'FMi'•+•d'•+Wt•d• 44.1••••+•+•3'••h1'•3'•'b•+••• Mr.. E C, Danford is visiting in Tor- onto, Adam McKenzie, Clinton, was a visi- tor in J3ru sels. Miss Gordon was visiting friends over Easter a0 Hamilton. Miss Gertrnde Deadman was holiday. ing in Toronto during the Easter vaca- tion. Alan Mann is home from Toronto on n visit with his parents, at Melville church manse. W. B Strachan, Toronto, spent the week end at lbs home of his parents, Brussels Pte. Geo Dav's, of Stratford. will help in farming operations for the next month or so Chas. Richards, draughtsman, of Tor- onto, spent Easter at 'Tatlabassa"•the home of bis parents, Turoberry street. C. W. and Mrs. North, of Piston, were visitors with J. F. sad Mrs, Row- land. The former is a brother to the latter. Mrs. John Thomson is hack from an extended visit with relatives and friends at Galt, Brantford, Seaforth and Wing - learn Mies Mina Hunter, of Stratford, and Miss Clara Peters, of Ripley, were holt- day visitors at the home .of John Hun- ter, John street, for a few days. Rev. D. Wren and F. H. Gilroy took nart in a presentation program to sol. cher boys at Belgrave Thursday evening of last week. Misses Lovette Ballantyne and Amy Roe are holidaying at the parental homes over the Easter vacation, They are attending Stratford Normal School. Mrs Peter Watson, London, was re- newing old friendships in Brussels and locality. She likes London, where she makes her home with her sister, Mrs, Treadwell, Chas. Sheriff, Winnipeg, spent Sun - clay in town at the home of his brother• in-law, H. L Jackson Another mag- net was the fact that Mrs. Sheriff was holidaying here. Rev. and Mrs Pearce and children are now at Beyrout, Syria. held there with other missionaries until they ob- tain permission to proceed. They are enroute to Canada. Miss Mary Fear• who is teaching at Brigden, Lainbton Co . and Miss Ger trude Fear, stenographer. Toronto, have been visiting their mother, and other relatives in town. Pte. Carl Holmes, son of Dr. and Mrs Holmes, Brussels, is a member of the 34th Battery, training ot Kingston, We wish him freedom from Getman shot and shell when he goes overseas Sergt Elmer Ewan of the moth was home Bat- talion,me Perth Co., o for Easter from St Y raford. The military training evidently agrees well with him as he has increased his weight by 22 pounds. Wesley Walker, of Clinton, a former Brusselite, has gone to Goderich where he has opened a Furniture and Under- taking business, He is 00 experienced hand in these lines and will, no doubt, do well. Lloyd Jackson and George Edwards are home from Stratford Collegiate. They purpose joining the force who are to aid the tillers of the soil in getting in the crop and will not resume school until the Fall term opens. Miss Flo. Buchanan and Miss Pearl Beeker were visitors at Toronto during the holiday, The former was the dele• gate to the Educational Association from East the Convention asdelegate Huron Teachers' Association. Charlie Leckie is here from Toronto University for a brief holiday Bob Leckie was also home, He is with the C P. R in Toronto, Charlie goes to Edmonton where he will teach school i opens the University Y next Fali. N. B Gerry end 3 daughters, of Fort William, were holiday visitors for a fete days with relatives in Brussels, The former had come to Toronto to attend e Convention end took a run up to the pplacm.e of his birth. We were glad to see Verne! Mrs, M. McLennan, Wroxeter, spent a few days in Brussels renewing old friendships. She also attended Melville Church anniversary, Rev'. Dr. McGil- livray, who was preaching herr, being a much esteemed pastor at London some years ago. It was a mutual pleasure to both to have an 'hour's chat on old times. Fred Holmes, son of Dr, W. J R Holmes, Goderich• Dellen on old friends in Brussels on Good Friday. He is men clerk, at present running from Guelph to Wieigbam. Fred was born In Brussels enol has a warm spot in itis heart for the old town It is over 3o since 13r. Holmes and family removed from Brussels. They resided in the house now owned by D. 0. Itoss, Good Ontario Potatoes Handpicked and olhnatized at $2.00 per bag, eiher for need or table use. Car Royal Household Flour Shorts and Bran Coming Special pride if taken from car.• Timothy and Clover Seed No, 1 Government Standard, at lowest poseible price. Also keep Mangold. and Turnip seeds, the best to be had. Produce taken as cash. Choice Steck of Groceries. W. J. McCracken Phone 43 or 27. A. McGuire was visitiug in Clinton over Easter. Arthur Kabel, Berlin, was a visitor at P. Ament's. He is a nephew. Miss Meikle, Mount Forest, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. F. H. Gilroy. Mrs. Alex. Roe and daughter Mary were visiting at Ethel last week. Vernou Ross was home for Easter from the Ontario Dental College. Tor- onto. Pte Scott Ament is home for a month from Stratford, to push farming opera- tions, Mrs (Rev) Ferguson spent the Easter holiday with relatives and frieuds in Toronto, Ben. Walker is making favorable pro- fess from his recent operation p - tion for a pro- gress ap- pendicitis. p Lorne and Mrs. Stevenson and son, Harold, spent Easter with relatives at Palmerston. Miss Annie Rozell and Salter children, of Clinton, visited old scenes in Brussels and locality. Miss Isabel Strachan and her friend, Miss Jean Michael, spent a few days in Listowel this week. S. Yolleck, Toronto, was visiting over Easter with his brother, M. Yolleck, and Joe Schwadron. G. and. Mrs. Nelson, of Dresden, spent the Easter holidays with Mrs Askin. 'Phe former is a brother. Miss Patrice Rowland has been on the sick list this week but we hope she will soon he as lively as ever, A, E. Hersey has been troubled with his throat during the past week. but we hopehew ill soon be o. k. liss Aunie McQuarrie, who is filling the position of milliner at Monkton, was hete for the Easter holiday. Mrs Nelson Bricker, of Michigan, au is a visitor with her mother, Mrs. Jane Walker, and sister, 'I'urnberry street. Mrs Will. McQuarrie and daughter, Mary, were visitors with relatives at Gorrie. Miss Speers came back with them. Pte. Jack Holmes, of the Canadian Engineers, Oaawa, was holidaying at the home of his uncle and aunt, D. and Mrs. Ewen. Misses Ina Cross, Port Colborne, and Addie Lott, Toronto, were Easter visit- ors at the home of R. and Mrs, Hender- son, Brussels. Miss McNeil, Winthrop, was visiting her mother for a few days and attended the anniversa1 y services of the Presby- terian church. Edwin and Pte. Reynaldnand Barkley a nd MissLreneaholiday were home for isit V the former and latter from Iorobto. Reynold is training at Clinton Mrs. Wiibee sr„ will be 89 years old next August and is wonderfully smart for her years, She makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. P. Ament. A. Smith, Mill Street, who Itis been in a Hamilton Munition factory, has re- sumed his' former position in the Excelsior Knitting factory, Brussels, We are sorry to hear that Miss Mar- garet Ament has been ill with pleurisy but if good wishes will hasten her re- covery sbo should soon be fully resto0- ed, Among the Brussels boys who are go- ing overseas are Pees. Bob Warwick, "'red" Grewar and Homer Barrett. The two latter have moue with a Bran- don contingent, Bole are relatives. Misses leen Armstrong, Bet VR 13ryans, Carrie McCracken and Hattie Downing.. teachers in the Queen's city, enjoyed the Easter vacation with Brussels relatives and friencls. Torouto eppesrs to suit them all right. The death occurred on Saturday of Annie Meriale Hearse, relict of Henry Beeves, et her residence, Harris street, Ingersoll. She was in her 79th year and a widely known and highly respected resident. Deceased was a relative .of Mrs, F, S. Scott, Brussels, a5T'0 OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO SOLDIERS, ATTENTION! • Our Savings Bank provides a suitable and convenient place for your surplus Funds, A joint account is specially adapted for those going overseas, 1073 Apply to BRUSSELS BRANCH,. J. F. Rowland, O'DM Manager. .y,4••ra•�•M��•a•�••rw•�•;••r •r�•aa•�•��ra,+a•1' 161st Battalion Notes .F:l':f'.l•.p.,F.4••1•.p••F+.4,+•i»i'•I•'6'•i••'4'+>:+3'++ Lieut. Frank Scott was home for a few days from the Military College, London. He will complete his e01116e in a few weeks more. The Wroxeter soldier boys went home by train last Thursday instead of hiking it across elle 10 miles owing to the rain and bad state of the roads. Brussels Company is temporarily reduced by the goodly nnenbee who have gone to ail Ibe farming com- munity but a member who have been in quarantine for measles are out who will get busy with the regular drill. It appeals to be to foregone conclu- sion the various Battalions of Wester- ly Ontario will mobolize and train ab London. Probabilities are the various units will march to the Forest city when the date is announced, which will be toward the close of May. Pres, Oppensizer and Haines have joined what is called the Pioneer Battalion of London, and will proceed overseas 111 the near future. They left for London on Thursday moruing. Bridge building, repairing, &e., will coned tette part of their work. We are pleased to hear that Miss Margaret Hirons is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever at her home in Blyth, Mrs, W. F. S.retton and Miss Gladys MacQuarrie have returned from Detroit. They went to meet Mrs. Pringle, of Denver. Colorado. Mrs. Pringle has sold her home and the business of her husband, the late; Charles Pringle and will visit with her mother, Mrs. Mac'- Quarrie, Will, Henderson, druggist, of 'Port Colborne, ate his Easter eggs at the home. of his parents. He purposes donning the khaki in t1.e near future. Many old friends about here wish him a sale return after the war is over. Jno, Henderson is also home from Toronto, where he is teaching. . Pte. O L. (John) Cavanagh, only son of Mrs. (Dr) Cavanagh, Owen Sound, formerly` of Brussels, and nn phew ot Mrs, J. J. Gilpin and W. H, Kerr, left Guelph last week with the battery for overseas. It is only about a month or so since be enlisted, Further training will be done in England. We wish him a safe return, A. Roe and Mrs. E. Crich, Brussels, received word last eek of the demise of Mrs. S. Castles, of Clinton, She was a (laughter of the late Eueas CC ich After nursing her children through a measles epidemic she fell ill with the same dis- ease, pneumonia followed, death result- ing. Mrs Castles was a fine woman. She was a former resident of this 'mall. iNll':,lk'?''K 2 D. 4 1,,,• • 4, S.tore • .8.1.4.i.÷.1..1.+4.•94.4.+1..9.1.4.44.14.1 A 2 : Sapolino • T Gold Enamel " • • Por deoorat)tig 1lnuld1rtgs, • • • P1111111'0 Frames, (Reed and • • Wiokei Pngiture, Llectrie • • Pixettn'ee, &o. Lttay to apply • and Wou't wash cif, • • Liquid Veneer • Makes old thinge new— • • Woodwork, Pianos, Mimi- 2 • tura, Carriages, Autos, &c. • Prank and Mrs. Davidson and Miss 2 Dorothy, of Flint, Michigan, are wel- come visitors to Brussels and Gray town- ship, Former is a son of Thos, and Mrs. Davidson end his good wife is a daughter of D and Mrs. Ewan, of town, Church Chimes Read the Sunday School Lesson help- ful notes on page 3 of this issue. Sal bath evening next the Odd Fel- lows will attend service In St. John's church. Hamilton and London Synod of the Presbyterian Church was in session at Stratford. "Does it pay to be a Christian 9" will be Rev. Mr. Wien's theme next Sab bath morning. Rev D. Wren, M. A., is on the pro- gram of the next London Conference of the Methodist Church, th at will meet at Kingsville, for an address at the Sabbath School and Epworth League anniver- sary service, BORN .0 r c TS.—In Toronto, on April 6151 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E, Allin, a daughter (Margaret Elizabeth ) DAvrneom.—In Grey Township, on April 24111, 1016, to Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Davidson, a daughter, MOTAQOART,—In Grey Township on April 15th, 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mo9ng- gart, a eon. NlanoL.—In Morris Township, en April 22nd, 1510, to Mr. and Mrs. orne Nichol, a daughter. MARRIED. BnMPITeEY—WAL*ER.—At the hone of the bride, on April 22nd, I510, by Rev. George MJewitt, of Blyth, assisted byRev. D. Wren, . A., Brussels, Tir. R. Humphrey, Of London, to Miss Minnie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 5. Walker, Moria township. DIED BEnL.—In Morrie Township, on April 28rd, 1916, John Bell, in hie 86011 year. BaADNOax,—In Charlton, New Ontario, on April 16th, 1916, David Brednoek. STRATH.—In Gray Township, on April 2011e, 1010, Charles Stretb, son of the late Wm. Strath, aged 27 years and 0 months. BRUSSELS MARKET :Thant Catele Pees Bury But ggser - yr- 20 Hasa 24 00 Potatoes per bps 1 40 $ 40 1 5 85 s 05 1 42 28 11 210 14 00 1 90 Eggs for Hatching Single Comb White Leghorns, Barron strain. Pride 45 to 56 canto per setting of 16. Alex. Perrie, ly. 40.8 Phone 2516 R, R. No. 8, Brussels. 11 is riot a varnish but a • • :strictly high olase poliah-25 • st and 50c. Try it—you will be 2 • pleased with the results. • • T Lavender and •• T Cedar Flakes • • • For the preservation of Furs, • • Clothes, Carpets, Blankets, t 2 2• &c. 15e'per • large package. ei 2 Colorite • o Will make your last year's 41 • Straw Flat look like a new • i one. It is neither a dye nor a paint, Easily applied with : a brush. In Jet Black, Dull Black and Brown. 25c per • package. Fish Food • 2 Pnt Up in boxes containing • full directions as to use. • 100 per box • • T Express Money Orders • • To all parts of the Dominion •and United States at any Thoar of the day • • • • • •FOX' • • DRUG STORE i The Penslar Store • $ 5.00 and under. 3c 5 00 I $10 00 ........ 0c 10.00 to $0 00 ,..,....100 30,00 to 60.00... 156 • • • • O 2 • • • • • • • z • • • 2 • • • • • • • • d d • 0 • Notice to Contractors The Mnnloipal Connell of the Township of Morris of the Dock eft Drr aiin. for will llra e opened at the Council Sleeting May 29th, at o'clock. Plans and npeeiileetlona at the Clerk's residence. Enclose a guarantee cheque for $50 with the tender, JOHNBBORTREED, A.MAOEWEN, 48-2 Reeve, Walton.. Clerk, Bluevale. Bull for Service The undersigned will keep for service, on SP•fe Lot 14, 4th Lino, Morrie, tha thoro'-bred Dur- ham ball, "Stamp's Best," sired by "Beast field Stamp;' who lbw always been a prize winner, Stamp's Best" won 1st prize at Brussels Fair In 1016. Pedigree may be seen on appllen tion. Tenons $200 with privilege of returning it neoeesnry. .JAMES SHEDDER, Proprietor, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••N•••••••••••••••••••••..... A 2 Brussels Daylight Store G. N. McLaren s 2 • 2 n„'i,r614r'I,'e,'il „,„ a'ar4,'ly,aan/e,e„.... 14e'hrU,.,.„„ t"nPa/s. Ai'IJ.,„.,,,.,„, t„.., , I,0 tr'a,•,u'erUl•h'4,'V1lI� ,,rW'IA,,...., 6,IL'e,9„'eAtd4eUi Ili lu'h:yr'4i 4� e.,1. e.,l",,„,,„r'yd4,'b,„„,, 'a,'le'1 •• •2 `' • • • ,„,‘I Ladies'•• • ,-.--.. • • : ,• , . ♦ ,lr' oe 1 - NewSpringSvits v tAll • v • \ • • • s /I � � ' 2 i • •,��,� adSprrngCoats •• ��• '/ A • Our New Stocks of Ladies' and �J e 2 Misses' New Spring Suits and o 2 Spring Coats are in stock. We• 2 have the very latest in Clothes and •e •1 •” St les made bysome of the t. e y best , i• t „�� makers. The prices areo verytea • sonable and wewantyou tcall �,' ) 4, t :: o• and see them. •2 2 • • t • l New Spring Suitsele, the latest $10 to $25 • • ' NewSpringPnn+n the latest $5 to @1i I Ii' 2 • • 4 4f' • 4 s 2i 2 2 • • A T New Suits for Men and Boys 2 • • • Our new Suits for Men and Boys are in stock and the best fittingr garments we have ever had. The prices are very reasonable, We want you to call' and see them. Boys' Suits for ages 5 to 18 years, Men's Suits all sizes and prices, 2 G. 2 N. McLaren• 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'••••••••••••a•••••••••••• • Highest Prices for Produce,