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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-2-1, Page 8first Md Remedies for golds and Grippe, This time of year it is a wise pre- caution to have on hand some of the reliable remedies for colds and vary often a prolonged sickness is pre. vented. Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Is a safe and effective remetly for Conghs and Colds, 250 awl 500 bottles. Rexall Cold Tablets For breaking up a heavy cold, 250 a box. Rexall Throat Pastilles For huskiness or tickling in the throat use thein. Couveuieut metal boxes 25c, Rexall Bronchials A handy cough tablet, 45c box. ATOMIZERS—For spraying the throat and nose, come at 75C each and up. See the Devitbiss Metal At'•m'zer, the best made, price $1.75 each. Cough Drops—Menthol, Cherry, Mal- tese and Dark Cough Drops, 2 024. for 30. Licorice jujubes, 5r. pkg. Vnthies 1@E1'E Wednesday, Feb. 14 St. Valentine's Day It is still a popular cnstom to re- member friends by sending Valep tines and Post Cards at this time, How about renewing old friendships by sending some of these. We have ^i nice assortment t t Valentines and Valentine Novelties suitable fur this 00025100. Valentines from 5c each up Some very new and catchy Valen- 'l'e Novelties also Valentine Felt Pennants. Valentine Postal Cards at 50 each anti a for 5c. Red Hearts for Decoration Also the Red Bristol Board for mak- ing Velentii a Novelties, &o. Look over them while the Choice is good. The R4 1'd1JGGIf;T ANL' 4i!'ATIONER. •,,..tea,.,..., . Mit l eb3S 31tems LOCAI, news on page 5. DAY1IGlvr 12 stretching out. REAP the local news on needs CovNctr. meting next Monday even- ing Goon morning ! Have you any coal to lend ? A FEW kceddiiigs are programmed be- fore the robin's return. AupsMon1LE sales for Spring delivery are now „u the program, ANNUAL Telephone meeting Tuesday afternoon, 13th lust., at 1 3o in the Town Hall DoN''r forget that Friday evening of this week will he a musical night at Brussels rink. Music by a brass band. Hamm. Mteual Fire Insurance Com- pany's annuli meeting will be held in Gerrie Tuesday afterncon, 13th inst, at 2 o'clock. KEEP the Red Cross Circle Tea in re- membrance on Tuesday of next week. Drop in and have a cup of tea with the ladies. AUCTION Sale of Household Furni- ture, &o . at the home of Mrs. J. Gil- mour, nee Mrs, McFadzeao, Saturday afternoon of this week. Residence cor- • ner Church and John Streets. Tanweek a subscriber to Tex POST, in the West, whose name would be known to many, if mentioned, boosted his subscription ahead 4 years, the label now standing December 1920. May blessing attend him. TURsDAY of this week the 2 porticos at the Postoffice and the adjoining building South, both the property of the Dominiop Government, bought as a site of the proposed post cfiece building, were torn down. They bad gone to de- cay and threatened to tall, Hence were a menace to the public and were therefore removed. BRING IT BACK —Last Monday after- noon, while atte❑ding the funeral service of Mrs. Simon Grant, Neil Black put his horse and cutter in the Methodist church shed. On his return a black robe was missing, The party who took it is ask- ed to return it forthwith before action is taken to recover the same as suspicion appears to be well founded as to its whereabouts. A Leresit from the Red Cross Head- quarters to the local organization in Brussels says :—"Your censoring Com- mittee deserve a great deal of credit for there was not one pair of socks to he done over in your generous shipment this time. Please do not let your kuit- ters leave the socks for any other work as there are plenty of people who can- not knit who can sew and the socks are so very necessary." WAR AUXILIARY —The first annual meeting of Huron Coon y War Auxiliary will be held at Clinton. 'Tuesday, Febru- ary 5th, comme0Oiuir at to o'clock. A representative from 'Toronto of the Sol- diers Aid Commission will be present to address the meeting on the very import- ant subject of "Vocational training for invalided soldiers" and the annual elec- tion of officers will take piece. Aa the matter of procuring new occupations for the returning men, who are unable to resume their former positions is of great interest and the utmost importance, it is desirable that every municipality shall be well represented, Huron County must see that the Huron men who have been to the front will be properly cared for end to do this an active organization is necessary. The Auxiliary will look for- ward to an enthusiastic meeting in Clin- ton on the above date. Miss MARGARET WALKER PAasRa A- WAY.—We are sorry to have to record the decease of Miss Margaret Walker, of whose illness THE POST referred last week. Although seriously ill for about 10 days friends were hopeful she Would pall through but this was not the case and at 7.so Saturday morning the vital spark Bed. Deceased had not been in robust health for the previous two months from erysipelas and was only able to get round the house nicely when pneumonia set in resetting as above stated. Miss Walker was the eldest daughter of the late Thomas and Mary Walker, formerly of the 6th line, Morris. Here she was born in 2864 and spent her girlhood days. For years She made Iter home with her brother, Thos., visiting with other relatives at times. She is survived by 3 brothers (leo. and Alex. ander, Seaforth, and Phos., Brussels) and a sisters (Mrs. Brydnn and Miss Grace, both of Buffalo, N, St) The intend was held Monday afternoon, Rev. Mr, Mann conducting the service. Six oousiue were the pallbearers. Burial Was matte in Brussels cemetery. The subject of this polite was well known to the people of this totnmunity and was most highly esteemed and her death is regretted, Sympathy is extended to the bereaved sisters and brothers, 0 PTN P.Ru+=aL4 is the best market fur hogs, $13 6 . paid last week. Ren Cross Circle Tea next Tuesday at the usual time and place Ino men waned to attend this Tea, Business men will not be detained long if in a 'burry. I1r you are fond of music take in the Recital next Tuesday eveulug by the choir of Melville church Pregram opens at 8 o'clock and will eonslst of anthems, quartette duet vocal solos and selections on the pipe ory'au P. H. Malhelon organist, Miss Minerva Jones pianist. Go n SWINE — Messrs Sherrie & Sharpe have sold 3 of the young Veils - shire them' bred sows advertised iu TBR Pon last week 'Lily event to Frank Wright, Tprnben},; Mrs Hugh Hanna, 6th lige, M')rris 1 and F Deit- ner, 6 h Cort of G'.v ownship, owners receiving about $t' o 00 for the 3 sales, Thai a are 7 left yet end the pick may be batt fir $35 00 01 5 months old or $30 00 tor 4i mouths 'T115.1 are good Dues and will sett ou sight, Pigs will weigh elose on 200 pounds, A"roucHING" APrtAr.,—T. A Haw- kins, of jalnes'owu, N Y , formerly a much beloved resident of Brussels writes nig Pus'r as follows : —"James- town, N Y., Jan. got h, 1917 DEAR POST :—In the language of the poet "We are astounded " Nu copy vet for Dec, 210t, igi6 Disgruntled ? Yes, verily I Very much like the dornestle bird teiovv l as the heu when she fell in the rain barrel. If you lend as a copy we will return it, but we hate to "burry," but want POST of Dec. 2(st, Perhaps some one of the thrifty housekeepers in Brus- sels has not used that particular copy on her pantry shelves. Eli ? Yours truly, T. A 11Atvx1Ns" If some of our subscribers can supply our old trieud T. A. 11. with THE POST of Dec. 2181 a'e mil. be gled because it looks as if he is going to "pine" about it. No one who is acquainted with him wants that to occur.—Editor. —0- 2 WILTS for Bale, RUSSEL RoBTNaOx. Lot 6, Con 12, Grey. 41ouT horn young hull For sale, J. R °Levan, Phone 2811. LAros white Emden Gander for tale, 0. T❑RNBULL. Phone 2819. GoLn carved ring lost Sunday. Jan. 28th. It is a (1:•..neeke hence owner would be very glad for its return. MR0. 11. HARRNESS, Brussels. 'I'w good mach cows for sale. Apply to D, C. h1,a5 Phone 60. Foil SA02.-154 ton Ford truck, to use only it 1months. eotfurtherptitn1rewritBox 525. Seatotn. h, 0. 0onral0TABr,E hoose for ole with large garden, fruit trees, eta. For tense apply at Tire }°ae'r. 10'rouao' bred Yorkshire sows for sale, 5 of them are 5 months old end 5 of them 454 months. SaaRRtn & SLARPE, Brussels. Phone 57. SOFT cordwood for sale et 52 26 per cord in the bush. Wac. Saa1ATn, Phone 2813. BOY wanted to d rive butcher curb. Steady job. Apply at once BARRER BROS. PAIR of young sows due to calve this month for stile, Have also Seed Oats and Seed Barley for sale. L. HoLL1Ne2R, Brnaeale. HOUSE For sale or to rent Immediate 002 - session. Apply to T. R. Thomson, Seaforth, or Robe. Thomson, Brussels. Fon SALT LE.—1 span of lieraes, set new double harness, lumber wagon nearly new, new hay rack, set bob -sleighs and box. Will be sold cheap as owner doze not require them. Apply at Electric Light Plant. JNA. N1811(2. Du PARSER, Osteopathia Physician. visits Brussels Monday's and Thursday's. Chronic and nervous diseases successfully treated. Visits residences. Consultation at Queen's Hotel. A ,non house for sale with stable and fruit trees. Apply to L 0. R10RAaDe. —0— DoG$ have been helping themselves quite freely to the salt fish displayed be- fore J 1'. Ross' grocery. Catching one in the act last Saturday he shot at it, intending to frighten the animal but his nim was too good and the canine toppled over. Move To GongaICH. — This week Cha., and Mrs. Crossfield and daughter remove to Go derich where the former enters the employ 1, of Mr. Revell who is engaged in a large poultry business, Mr, Crossfield spent 4 years in charge of A. C. Seeker's Poultry yards and malls a fine success of it, While we re. Bret the removal of this family from Bens ,els we wish them every success in their new home. THE POST commends Went to the good people of the County to.vn Mr. Crossfield is as expert In the poultry business, TrrePaess.—From various causes the ale -Wing of the Perth and Huron Dis- trict Press Association, Stratford, was not well Atte Y attended. The Secretary has letters from a number of mem- ber, VEd lett - m her. regretting that they were not able to be present. Some of them were sick and some had other engagements which prevented them from attending. They enclosed membership fees, though, and a bumper meeting is expected some time in the Spring, about the last week of April or the first of May, Bruce 'Press Association, was in session at Wail(erton Thursday of last week and discussed the problem arising out of the recent tremendous increase in the cost of news print. Most of the publishers favored doing away with ready print and giving more space to local news. Press. men were banquetted by the town of Walkerton. J. J. Hueter, of Kincar- dine, was reelected President and D. Mckenzie, Paisley, Secretary. Mr.;. SIMON (:RANT DECEASED.—Fri- day morning ret last week Euphemia Lamont, wife of Simon Grant, James Street, Brussels, answered the impera- tive call to which none can say Nay 1 aged 78 years. 8 months and 3 days. Funeral tools place from her late resi- dettce! Monday afternoon, to Brussels cern,. tery, Rev. A. J. Mann, B. A., de-. ceassi's pastor, conducting au ap. prop:late service. Mrs Grant wee born at Oban, Scotland, and came to Cana- da with her parents in 1854 After a short stay at Pickering the family came Westward to Grey township and located ou sou, 8, being among the pioneer set- tlers On January 4. x872, the subject of this notice war married to Simon Grant and he and 2 sons (Allan, of St. Augustine, Huron Co„ and Thomas, Wrtx'•ler) survive. For a number of veins Mr, and Mrs. Grant lived in Grey township but selling their farm they took up residence in Brussels nearly 16 years ago While not very rugged for the past few years Mrs. Grant's demise came as somewhat of a surprise to those out•e side the fatnily. Her ailment was heart ',Mettle. Hugh Lamont, Brussels, is het• surviving brother. Deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church and was of a (Biot kindly turn and was re- spected by ali who knew her, Sympathy is accorded the bereaved, Church Chimes i F. H. Gilroy will conduct the services in the Baptist church, Wiugham, next Suudsy The annual Congregational meeting of Melville Church will be held Thurs- day evening at next week, 1 1 and Monthly Missionary program e offering in the Methodist Sabbath School next Sunday arternu0n. Rev. A. J. and Mrs. Mous are attend- ing the Social Service Congress at Tor- onto Wednesday, Thur. day and Friday as delegates from Melville Church. An interesting and illuminating series of addresses is being given 1 y Rev. D. Wren at the mid -week sere ccs on •"('1)2 Revelation of St. John, the Divine " The pastor preached two gond ser- mons in the Methodist church last Sun- day. Morning text was "As ycu go preach" and the evening topic was "Joseph the Missionary " Monday evening Bert Lott ad- dressed the Epworth League on a Citizenship topic, "The citizen and Public ownership." This subject oc- cupying a large place in the thought of the world to day was well handled. Sabbath next will be Christian En- deavor Day. The pastor will conduct a special service for young people in Mel- vi'le church in the evening when he will have for his theme "Visions and Tasks", Special music will also be rendered. Next Sabbath morning the quarterly Communion will be observed in the Method st church, Testimony service at to o'clock, with the topic, "The best way to see Divine Light is to let your light shine," Matt 37:14.16, Pastor will preach at at 11 2, in. There was a large attendance at the Communion last Sunday morning in Melville church. Rev. Mr, Maun's theme was "'The Lord's Supper a Mem- orial and a Pledge." At the evening service subject was "The character of a man filled with the Spirit," Rev. J. L. McCulloch, Cranbrook, gave a good discourse Friday afternoon. People We Talk About Percy Thuell is 10 London where be has a position in a factory. P. and Will. Ameot were on a business trip to Galt this week. Mrs. Joe Qoerin was at Hamilton at- tending the tonerel of her brother. Miss Sara Spicks, i ordwich, was a visitor with Miss Florence McNaughton. Mrs D. Tomlinson will go to Toronto for a holiday visit with her daughter, Mrs. Cruickshank. Jno. and Mrs. Jackson, wbo have been in Saskatchewan, have been visiting in town. We bope they will locate here. Miss Margaret 5 sweet Queen street, is attending the Oleario Agricultural College taking the School Course in Poultry Dr. George Ross, who is doing duty at Chatham with the soldier boys spend- ing the Winter there, was home for the week end. Co. Secretary G. M. Elliott, of Huron's Childress Aid Society, was in town on Wednesday in connection with his work. Postmaster Scott was at Toronto this week attending a meeting of the Inde- pendent 'Telephone Association, He is the President, Miss Alice Flemming, of Newbury, Mane is a visitor at the home of Chas, Howlett, Queen street. She was a form- er resident of Brussels. We are sorry to Stele that the baby boy who came to the borne of Walter and Mrs, Williamson, John Street, last Saturday was stillborn Addison and Mrs, Taylor, wbo have been holid.,yiug in Brussels and locality, left Monday to call on other relatives and friends before relenting to their home at Rhein, Saskatchewan. Mrs, Taylor 10 a sister to Dr. McNaughton and Mrs. Jno. Lowe, We regret to bear of the serious illness of Mrs. 5. Slemmon at the home of her son -lit law, J. H. Cameron, London, formerly of Loan. Many friends of Mrs. Slemmon hope to hear of early improve- ment. She is past 80 years of age but bas been wonderfully smart for her years. Gotterieh Signal speaks of a former Brussels teacher as follows :—Miss Helen Ford reterned this eek from Ottawa, where she laid been etaying with her brother for severe] weeks. She brought with her, her young nephew, Master Kenneth Ford, who will temei❑ with his grandparents for a time. Mrs. Garfield Long and children, of Wapella, Saskatohewan, arrived in Bras' eels last Saturclsy and will visit at the home of George and Mrs. 'Thomson„ William Street. Mrs, Long is a (laugh- ter, We hope the stay here will he pro ductive of Invigoration to the visitors as they enjoy au Onfario Winter, +++13+++.9.1, .4.++�ha•'i'3�t ++.1,+'h4++ 1 Frt 4a ro l'+ 4 Studio o Brussels I +1 OPEN + 4 fridayand SaturdayT 9 Each Week , 1 Picture Framing Neatly Done f. ÷,,,++++,++++++++++++++++4. Mrs Bryduu, Buffalo, N. Y., was here attending the funeral of her sister, the late Miss Margaret Walker. Driver Jno. L. Cavanagh, who went overseas with a Battery from Guelph, leas beep laid up with blood poisoning iu his left hand and era. He spent several weeks in a hospital in France but is :loos in a similar institution at Rock Ferry. near Liverpool, England. He is the only son of Mrs. (Dr) Cavan- agh, now visiting in Brussels fie writes that the people over there treat the Canadian soldiers right royally. J. W. M. Scott, who has been a drug- gist at Windsor, was here this week on a visit at the home of his brother, Prin- cipal B 5 Scott. He has enlisted as dispenser with a medical unit at London and will forthwith go into training and don the khaki, expecting to go overseas next Spring This is 3 Scott brothers who hearkened unto the Empire's call, one of whom, we are sorry to state, made the supreme sacrifice. Teeswater On Thursday evening a very pleas- ant event took place at the home of Mrs. B. J. Jackson, gravel road, South, when the members of the Methodist church choir and other friends arranged a emprise party for Ernest and Mrs. Jackson, who had jest returned from their honeymoon and presented them with a handsome leather upholstered rocking chair. Mrs. (Rev.) Durrant read the address, and \Vill Mann presented the chair. Mr. Jackson replied most suitably and a most delightful evening Waa spent by all in songs, games and social met.l'itnent. A. lunch and fine oysters were served before the members of the choir packed into vehicles for the Iet0111 trip. Sleigh ride was much enjoyed by the jolly choir members. Belmore Clarkson Douglas is visiting friends net Furdwich, John Federman continues in very poor health, Miss Blanche Irwin is the guest of Teeswater friends. Wm. and Mrs. Hall, Teeswater, visited friends here on Sunday. Miss Velma Oont.ts, Mildmay, is a guest at the horse of Wm. and Mrs. Lowry. Thos. Copeland, of the West, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Ballagh, find Con. All report a good time who attended the supper at Hector McLean's on Friday last. The Presbyterian church is hold- ing a Tea Meeting on Wednesday, February 7111. There was no service in the Metho- dist church here Sunday, owing to Sacrament at Salem. John Doig has rented their farm to Tack Inglis, Mr. Doig and family in- tend moving to the West. The Scotch concert held in the Hall Tuesday evening was a good success. Over $25 was realized for Red Cross. Fleming Ballogh jr., is drawing material to build a new house next Summer on the farm he has recently bought. The Institute meeting held in the Presbyterian church Tuesday after- noon was largely attended, the Hall also was packed to the utmost. A good program was also supplied by local talent. eaiI ots Wanted We are in the market to pur- ohase any quantity of Bass- wood, Soft Elm, Soft Maple, Birch and Ash Heading Bolts At Blueuale, Belgraue, Blyth, Ethel, Henfryn and Atwood G. Tr R. Stations For further partieulara apply to P. Amnent, BRUSSELS. The Best Newspaper Value In Western Ontario The tondo Advertiser All Mail Editions $3,00 perlyr, {IT'D 11173 THE STANDARD a OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO TRUST FUNDS Our Savings Department gives you a guarantee of absolute security and interest at current rate. • 239 BRUSSELS BRANCH, G. H. SAM1S, 1 1 Manager. .n.. "l"Pr.'tat(i...,'L ^,.'lei?,;- sir's E. and Mrs. Peterinan; of 'Wing - ham, visited the former's father here. Ohas. and Mrs. Thomson, Teeswater, were visitor's at Wm. 141cGoogan's last week. Blyth Miss Jeanet Hood is back from an enjoyable visit to Heapeler, Guelph, Paris and Palmerston. The Brotherhood of the Methodist Church (50 men strong) will serve a public dinner in the church, Thursday evening, Feb. 8111. The men have been Porterage in securing the Forest City Male Quartette of London, to furnish the program. This is prob- ably the finest musical organization in Western Ontario. Blyth orches- tra will play while the dinner is being served. Let everybody come. Letter from Major Shaw of 161st -- Following letter was the from Major J. W. Shaw, of the 181st Bat- talion, of Clinton, it former Brusselite, now at West Sandling Camp, Eng- land :— DEAO Mit. Fog.—The boxes with the boys' parcels arrived on the Satur- day evening before OhrietInas—just the correct time. A fete days elapsed be- fore I forwarded those for the boys in France, owing to the uncertainty of the addiese. That found I shipped by express right to the front as they were then in the trenches. Some few days before the boxes arrived I received a cheque for £8, 2s, 4d, which, I sup- posed, was to pay charges to France. this I did by express in Snulhampton which coat 8s, 40, and I am sending you my cheque for the difference which I hope will prove satisfactory. Please accept my sincere thanks for my box of :Agars, as Canadian cigars are certainly a treat over here. The 181st Battalion as yet is not broken up, the longest record of any so far, I atn, sincerely yours, J. W. SHAW. January 10, 1917. MARRIED MANN—HARnleon,—A 1 the home of the bride's bparents, Moncrtoii, on January 81st, 1917, y Rev. R. A. Lundy Mr, Jno. Alexander Mann to Mies Peer' Emmeline May, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harrison, both of Monorteff, BORN Hiaaaror.—In Toronto, on January 22nd, 1017, to isfr, and h1 ire, ('bus, Blegelon, a dough• ter—Ruth Harriet. Haien insoN, r- li Grey township, on Jan. 19th, 1017, to Mr. slid Mrs. D. S. Hatohin- 001,n daughter—Prndenee Edna. ReaaaecN.—In Morris township, •m ,Tan. 27111, 1017, to Mr, and Mrs. Chris. Rogerson (nee Larva Jermyn) n d luphtier—Doric Mabel. WST+LTANeON,—In Ii uaeilo, on Jesuitry 27th, .1817, to Mr. and Mrs. Welt' ' Willie:neon, a son (ebillbarn)—Rosa McFarlane. YOUNG—In Stratford, on Jan. 20th, 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Young (nee Blume Heather) a so"—,Jack, DIED AntiarraON0.-113 Gerrie, on Jan. 28th, 1017, Blanelte Day, wife of demos Armstrong, eged67 years, BRAwn —11, Wr"xatel', on Jan. 80111, 1017, Airs. Brawn, ngrd 08 were GRAB, --In Brussels, on January 25th, 1017, Enpheuda Lemont, wife of Simon Grant. aged 78 year's, 8 mouths and 8 date. RAs.—bt Wroxeter, on Jan. k2(1,, 1017, James K Rae, aged 07 years and 8 months. WAracna.—I11 Brussels, on Jane 27111, 1017, Margaret Walker, in her 69th year, AUCTION SALES SATURDAY, 10E11. Ben.—Hownhold furniture, &o„ at her residence, John street, 13rnssela. Sale unresarred nt41-o'elnok. Mrs..7runes Gil- mour (nee A1rs. Dora M nL'odzeon 'Proprietress ; F, S Scutt, Anotdoneer. TUnanAY. FEB Os H, 1517. --Farm Stock, Int. :dements, &e , S. 34 Lot 14 Con, 4, Alorris• Sale unreserved a112 o'eleek. Allen Spelt', Prop. F. S. Scott, Asa. WFDaitenAn FEBRUARY 7'rir —Farm Stock and Hey. N. 54 Gots 111 & 20. Can. 5, Morris. Sale nt 180 p. m, R Torrey end 1L A1eCor- mink, Propts. Jan Purvis, Aue.. W 2UNE:MAY,102'n0UA a 1`111,—harm otorlr, Implements, &e , Lot 12, ,'?.,• Con. 1, Grey township. Sale tiureserved et 1 p in. D. Breckonrid go, Prop. Jno. Purv1+, Auc. Wood Wanted 10 Oorda of green 1 foot cordwood, Beanie and Maple, wanted for the Methodist Church, Brussels. Apply for farther pa'tic(riera before Tuesday noon to R. LEATHERDALE, Phone '07 Brussels, Timber Farms for Sale North Half Lot 25 and North Half Lot 20, Con 8. 1n the Township of blot ris. in the Conn- tp of 8tnron. Each Lot routniss 150 acres, en- tirely timbered with Ash, Elm, Soft Ample, Hard Maple and Beech. Will be said jointly or separately. For further parttenlare apply to PRODDF00T. KILLORAN &COOKIE. 51-12 Seaforth and Goderteb, Ont. G. FRYATT PAOUNTFORD L. MUS. L. 0. M. Organist of Knox Church, Kincardine ' Local representative of Leaden, (14'tg 1 College of MUsio : visits Blsevate and lit musts on Fri- days: Lessons on Plano, Violin mrd Voice cul- ture. Pnuila prepared for L 0. M. exam, in January 1017, Entries now revolved Address Box 41, Kincardine Or�V�4 ®d40040®9t��o0ta'b�}!t8 T!° r. Hass' and Clark's o Nod an, Panacea q A'1' Bargain Prices s '2 0 4 A v O 0 p1108 i 1 00 for .... Toe o g 7 Ib. likge, Sundt Food, regular price 05e, I'or 450 4 51b. pkge. Panacea, Iegniter price 8,5r, for .... 65c 91i 1b. pkge. Panacea, regular • ® price 35e, for 25c 2 la i1. pkge Louse Killer, regular price ail for .....sees 25c 9 I lb, pkge. Neave Remedy, reg- ai (2104 pure 5:).', for 350 9 0 0 0 s 0 a) 0 D 5> 4, d (1 C5 O i, During Month of February rr t'+++++++++++'14!i'+++.4-1'3' Sir For the next 4 weeks or until ea our stook is exhausted we are 9 going to give our customers a rare opportunity to purchase a 4 enmity of this well known Stook 9 Fond at greatly reduced prices. lfete is the list : u 251h, pail Stork food, regular price $225 far.,,, ..... 1 75 • 12111. page. Stock Food, regular 0 a te te;it 4, 1 qt. can Di infectant, regular o ® price 50o, for sees. 35c 03 O 1 pkge. Haling Powder, a teg 9 price 25e, for 13c 0 O 0 9 O The Forel is in pm feat concli- 9 limn—nnthing but t but the price * and you get the 'benefit. Don't • 0. o miss this chance. • pA� a s jFtj�$9Y • DRUG STORE -. The Penslar Store O 4 • v n 49 o - O 0 a BRUSSELS MARKET Wheat E7. 70 E170 Oats 5 05 Peas 1 16 1 15 Bnrle'y 100 110 Butter 84 85 10Rs 90 90 Hogs 18 25 18 25 1 8800 2 00 Hay Potatoes per bag g •O®.•®•meaeat(Do4e0o•©oseseeae0eeemaOPJ06leeeeeeoaasateae6®esoaaem©Bomoaoci35Ooeoso•, D sse s Da. ii ht Store G, 1 ii��cfaren 0 • ru i 9 g 0 O uNn d4ds,,,,,hnbshn,lq,suaa ,,,sho ,A101 ,010, 4AWus o Ns,; glu'ldn t ,,s,r0hu,ael..l,,s,O, bi sot u.N,,Was' esos.at•S Nlur Ile; tdlWss'W'leitau'W'bd bra" u9i,si tt.t.'lu'1V4e'u„ 0 til e COo oa• Jra • 4) • 0 49IS 0 I Fro :. . . ,) 0 p 1D 0 0 n • e E6 • 0 0 C8 al 55 93 coe • • A 00 a� Q • • e • • • 15 • • • • 0 • 0 e • • • • • A Mooeysvj tut •.s - •��� fou Ladies' Fur Setts Good assortment, 20 to 25 per less than regular values. cent Men's and Boys Suits A big range, 20 to 25 per cent less than regular values. Men's Winter Underclothing Odd lots and broken sizes, regular $1,3.5 and $1.5o, while they last 98c oys' and Men's Overcoats A big range, 20 to 25 per cent less than regular values. A Few Ladies' Skirts and Cloth Coats At from z to 2 of regular prices. Men's Fine oots Some special snaps in all sizes of broken lots Nanlltl au1ofhney lotn-0d 2 and 3o per cent less than reg. values. OIIYds1 Good story Nice even thread, full yard wide, worth at the mill to -day 13ic. While this lot lasts Special fro n etc Bargains in Men's Winter Caps These prices are for Cash, Highest prices for Produce. b m 0 t5 rt U 18 a 0 O ,h 0 51 181 43 0 • 2 2) e 0 • • i3 e • w • a • • G. N. McLaren • • •o••••••o••••o••o•w•o•Ott00000aamos0000•oo®Dowoo oossoewoo e•osoma s0000•ol000000•o• i