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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-7-5, Page 8• '�, l�k�e.�-.m.e�WMtrMba�irlA•t�"�.9�,y}i9M7'���'[tl F. R. SMITH "'. e etxcae, Store For the Overseas f Boxes • + • 4. 0'Perhaps it may puzzle you some ,i, time in making up a box for the • boy overseas, to know just what to put in. or to get something a little different than has been • sent before. Here are some of • the things we have been selling. Paraffin Wax Candles, 20o per doz. + 1 lb. pkge. Linen Writing Paper, 250, 4. Envelopes to match, l0eper pkge, Rexall Skin Soap, 250 per cake. y Soap, Rose Glycerine Soa , �. Large Cake 15a. Auto -Strap and Gillette Safety Razor Blades, 50o and $1 00 per pkge, Rexall Shaving Stick ) Bexall Shaving Creast } 26a per pkge. Rexall Shaving Powder Paktum Powder, high grade, 250 tins, Rexailoo F tPowder, 26c. ' • Reuel] Foot Bath Tobjeta, 25o. -'.. C KeaatingslIne' ot Powder; i'Sd Sint120o."- • W. Tabloids of Tea—Put up in tin 1 - boxed containing 100 tablets, enough to make 100 cups of tea—doe. Oxo Cubes, 100 and 25c pkge8. Also Gum, Chocolate Bars, Hard Boiled FruitFlavored,Candies, After Din. nee Mitts, &o, I One of the many Monthly Magazines or Illustrated Papers. Kodak Films for Cameras. • These are only a few of the 1, many things that would be suit- * able from our stock. • • • + • • + • The • 'l. R. —_� • ++4.+•+P3••'F•••F'0+.44.•P•+•+•+44. +•+•+•4••+•+•44444••$4•+•+• iyinsetmetteseseetssmesenesteme arjs Green Veer potato patch will soon nttd its first application of ParieGreen to kill the potato bugs which are always a sure crop, po matter what else is a faller e. We have received our supply and guaran- tee it to be pure end strong. Put up in 1 lb. and k Ib. pkgs , and smaller pkgs. for those who only have a small patch, Get your supply early. Automobile Road Maps A correct map of the roads of Western Ontario—a veru useful thing Ir]have g to Price 25c. War Maps of Europe •rives special attention to the places around which the War is being carried oo, Fold, up to pocket size. Price 25c. Films for the Holiday Take ysur Kodak with you on the Holiday. A complete stook of Films on hand, SMITH 15. ..Store Druggist and Stationer • • • • • i• • • • •• • • • • •+ • • • • •• •• • • • 4 Prat t,>aelms 4tcm LocAL news on page 5 also, TAKE the gond of the half day holiday ALF RAEKER has sweet clover 5 feet high on his property. QoITE a number ttom this locality at- tended the Patriotic Celebration at Blyth on Monday. SEVERAL letters from overseas are to hand and will appear in next issue of Tx o POST. NO. H. HRwrrr bought the hay on Victoria park. He rs developiug into quite a farmer. A private picnic is on baud Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Rowland and children who are visiting here from Tillson- burg. GIRL Guides of Brussels expect to play Base Ball at Belgrave Thursday evening of this week, Belgrave lassies will come to Brussels later, A number of candidates were at Lista- wel last week trying musical ex.'ms, in connection with Toronto Conservatory A representative from the Queen city was in charge. A GANG of motoring Mexican gipsies hit the town last Saturday and the women folk attempted to ply their for- tune telling stunts but with poor results. The soap awl water cure would do them good. SATURDAY afternoon of next week. at the Central Hotel vards, D, McDonald and L, Lott will offer for sale by Public Auction, 3o bead of milch cows, spring- ers, yearlings and calves, Sale at 2 o'clock. See adet in another column. Ran CROSS CIRCLE.—Next Tuesday afternoon the Circle will meet as usual for work to witch all the ladies are cordially invited. Mrs (Rev ) Roberts will give a talk on "Conditions of the war and Red Cross work. All having work completed for the Belgians are asked to kindly send it in so the: ship• meat of the same may be made. MATRIMONIAL — Announoemect is made of the marriage of bliss Minnie Adele Mooney, youngest daughter of the late ex -Reeve Mooney, of Morris township, who joined hand and heart with Herman Price Burley, at Winni- peg, on Tune t8th, They will be at home after September tet at "The Lindens," Bair avenue, Toronto, Old friends of the bride in this locality ex- tend hearty congratulations, Mrs. Burley is a niece of Jno, and Mra. Mooney, West of Brussels BETTER TITAN EVER.—R. Thomson baa purchased No. t Large grain store- house at the G. T. R from Jno. Leckie and will fit it up for a poultry feeding and dressing station. From the Wm. Davies Co. Harriston, he has secured feeding batteries and the business will be pushed bigger than ever, Mr. Thom- son condenses the buttermilk from Brus- sels Creamery aud is utilizing it for his poultry food. We hope his enterprise will yield him good profits WEDDING.—A quiet aucl pretty wed- ding took ,place at the home of the bride's parents, D. and Mrs, Glassier, nog 9th street, Calgary, at 2 30 Thuraday afternoon, June 28 It, when their eldest daughter, Miss Annie, becarne the wife of Wm. R. Day, Itev, A. C. Wishart officiated, Wedding March was played by Mies Mildred McNabb. Bride look- ed charming in her travelling suit of cream serge with hat to match and wore a corsage baguet of white bridal roses. After the ceremony a. delete luncheon was served by the bride's mother. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold pendant set withearls and poridots. Mr. and Mrs. Day left on the 5 20 train for the coast end on 1 heir re- turn will reside In Calgary '1'lie bride was a former resident 00 Brussels locali- ty and old friends here tender e0ngrat- illationa, THE Business Mens' Association held an interesting meeting last wsek at which the Electric Light system came up for discussion CAR'•0 coal received for the Excelsior Knitting f •ctory this week. It's a Wan- ing thing to see a load of coal these days after all the famine talk. COUNTY W. C. T. U. Conventicle is Being held at Gedericb Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Several of the n l t p cs are heing introduced by reps• qen- ta'ivee of Brussels Branch Misses Mar- jory Campliell and Marjory Hoover ••mk par' in the Gold Medal Contest for Voc- al Music and Elocution. 0 G0011 driving mare for sale. Quiet and re. liable. GORDON Al ODONALD, LAny's allk hand bag found Owner may have the sane by proving property and pay- ing for this notice at Tttr, POST. 0 Pros 8 weeks old for sale. A. T. cattalo, Brussels. PTAN, TrNTNO.—Next week Mr. J. 0. Bleck- atnne. Owen Sennd, will be in Brnseele to tune planns, A11 ''dere left at S. Carter's or Walk- er & Blank's stores will receive protnpt atten- tion. LooT Sunday, Jnly 1st, near or In Ethel cem- etery, a her brooch with 8 gold nuggets. Find- er please leave et TUN PORT or phone 2015. APPa1N'r,cm wanted to learn the printing business, male or tamale. One who hes paae&d the High School Entrance proferred, Apply at TRH Poem. ROLrn brick cottage nicely decorated, large lot and stable for sale. Apply at Tan Poem. GIRLS wanted. one for kitchen and other for dining room, Must have some experience. Gond wages. Apply at once, stating waged asked. TAOS. BTRPnrse, (2--2 Qeeen'e Hotel, Seaforth, Live Poultry wanted, will take delivery any day. Phone 00 for prime, ROUT, Moments, Brussels. THREE Short Born Bullet from 10 to 12 months old for sale JAS. SPDIn, Lot 20, Con. 0, Morris- Phone 188 NT000 to rent. Lately occupied by Currie. Brasas butchers. I. 0. RicuA Rna. To Brass — Comfortable dwelling above stores. Soft water. I. C. Roonuane, AR. PAaKna, Osteo ethic Physician, visits Brussels Thursday afternoon of each week, Chronic and nervous diseases auoeeaafully treaters, Visite residences. Consultation at Queen's Hotel. —o THE Pose' congratulates Miss Laura Ament and Miss Irene McLaugh- lin on successfully passing the Normal School exams. The full list will appear next week. HEARTILY WELCOMED —Last Saturday night a kindly reception was tendered Capt (Dr.) E.lwarcd Bryans, who has been in active service during the past year overseas. On arrival of the train, which was very late, he was received by the Welcome Committee of the Business Men's Association, lead by M. Black and Jas, Baliantyee and escorted to the car of Councillor Walker, where his mother and sister were in waiting. W. H. Kerr called upon Rev. (Lieut ) Page for words of welcome, which were concise, cordial and most appropriate, recognizing the good work done by the medical staff in caring for the boys so splendidly. Al. though quite taken by surprise Captain Brvahs briefly responded, modestly stating had he known there WAS to be such a reception he would have sought to reach Bressrls by another train "He's a jolly good fellow" antd the National Anthem were lustily sung by the big crowd and ringing cheers given for the soldier bot+. Capt. Bryans is the only sou of the late Alex, Bryans, Queen street, and well known by many in this cOtltnlultby, although for a num- ber of years he had prate -ler -6 his profes- sion in the West He will visit arming old scenes for a month or so, Mrs. Bryans y coming to meet him here. We hope the returned soldier will find time I 10 give a review of sights and scenes in his snjnurn in France to a public meet. ing before he leaves town, He lo very welcome back from a strenuous life in helping oafs ter the sick and wounded, „i ege bitArvi•gb ilia Di titiaktitt--:Word has been received from Driver' J I, Qavanagb, only son of Mrs (l)r,) Cavanagh, Owen Sound, thathe is on his way home from overseas. Over o months ago he had his left haul thieved by a shell at the Somme, Fre nce, and alter spending the months elapsing in hospitals in France and at 10- eek Ferry and Epson,, England, with little ins. provemeot from the treatment, he has beet deetared medically trodrtnd given his discharge Blood poisoning spread from his hand to his arm resetting In a withering process that will relieve from further active service, He was very hopeful that he would have beer] able to get back to the coofl et but his perman• ent disablement put this out of the question, Driver Cavanagh went over -1 seas with the Guelph Battery aud was through the thick of the unnflict at the first attack of Vrmy Ridge, when they were driven back, and were then sent to the Somme. He WETS 10 sail on June 18th but may be dela'•ed at Ilatifex en route. This soldier !addle is a nephews to J J end Mrs Gilpin and W. H. and I Mrs, Kerr, 1 Brussels, and wee bat a at Owen Sound, His return will h: a great delight to relatives and friends People We Talk About T. F. McCrae is in town, Eli Smith, London, was home for the holiday G. H.8tiamis visited the Queen City over the holiday. D M. Scott was a holiday visitor at the narentat bows - - Mrs Ward, Stratford, is the guest of Mrs. R. F. Downing. Miss Annie McQuarrie is holidaying under the parental roof. Miss Myrtle Hunter was visiting with rela'ives at Wingham. Mrs. and Miss Cuthill, Seaforth, were visiting in town lest week. Alex Fox and "Jim" Oliver were home from Toronto over the holiday Miss Myrtle Kennedy, Toronto, is here on a visit with the Misses McCracken. Mrs R. Hays, Lucknow. visited with Mrs. S T. Plum during the past week Harold Armstrong is home from the Medical college, Toronto, for a vacation. Mrs N. F. Gerry has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Merklinger, at Han• over. Will. Bell, Atwood, was smiling on his numerous friends in Brussels this week. J C. Pridham, Toronto was a visitor at P. and Mrs,ar ie' McQu r s over the holiday. Wyman Sperling, mail clerk, was home last week for a short visit from Hamilton. F. H and Mrs Gilroy and Bsrrington spent Dominion Day in Mt. Forest with relatives. Roy and Mrs. Plumsleel, Clinton, were renewing old friendships in Brus- sels and locality. Mas. A. Lamont and Miss Emma Colvin visited Mrs, S, 13e11, at'Teeswater for the week end. Lloyd, son of H. L. and Mrs. Jackson, has taken a position in Stratford in a factory msnnfacturing shell boxes Mrs. and Miss Edy, Harriston, are welcome guests at the home of Charles Howlett, Queen street, during the week Misses Hattie Downing, Berva Rryans and Pearl Baeker are home for the,Sum- mer vacation from their schools at Toronto A and Mrs Anderson and George 0', and • Mrs, Burdette, Stratford, were visitors at the home of P. and Mrs Ament, Jas. Irwin, Toronto, a former towns- man, made his yearly call on Brussels friends during the week end He stands the passing years well. Mrs. M. J. Casemnre and Gilbert Stevens, Wingham, made a flvirg visit with B. and Mrs. Whittard on Monday of this week Mr. Stevens is an uncle. Mrs. (Rev.) Percy Robert, of I•ndlan River, Ont., and her nephew, Earl Stark, Toronto, ere enjoying a visit at the home of the former's mother, Prin- cess rimcess street. Rev, A. L Russell, B D., was a guest at the home of L R and Mrs Rumen, Queen street. The visitor is an b 01her. in-law. He, enjoys the passing years splendidly We are sorry to state that Mrs Wm. lewitt fell last Sunday and injured her beck, necessitating her resting in bed Mr Tewitt shows no improvement. we are sorry to state. Rev Dr Os'en was in town iiia week and called on a few of his old friends. He is engaged in Domigintt Alliance work. Mrs. Oaten and Miss Beryl have gone to their cottage at Muskoka for the Summer Alan Mann is a welcome visitor at his home at the manse He is lentpor arilv off duty owing to -an ulcer nn one eye but we trust it will soon be better. Alan is well suited with his post in the Queen city. R. G. and Frank Wilson, wife end family, London, were here for a holiday visit with old friends, They made the trip by motor Miss Marguerite Wilton returned with them to the Forest city for a visit. Miss Juneve Taylor is home forher vacetion She will not take a school for the Fall term, although site had several gord offers, but will assist in the care of the home. Miss Taylor made a fine success of instructing the youth. We congratulate Miss Beal rice Harris on successfully passing her Faculty exams She has been teaching in 'Tor- onto for the past month. We wish her the success site deserves Miss Harris is home for a•vacglion at present, ]- P and Mrs. Rowland and family, Tilisonhorg, motored to Brussels last Saturday. The former had to return Monday to look after business but the other members of the party will spend a week or so here among old friends We were very glad to welcome them bark in town P. R Mulheron and Archie Bal. lantvne Were in Kincardine for tile week end. The former took charge of the organ it) Rnnx chtrch, a cnrnbieed choir from tate Presbyterian and Methn dist churches landing the prnloe service a' a uhinn patriotic 0000 50 addressed by Rev, Dr Tolinston, Mnntreal Mrs Inn Bellentvne end MitreLnvelta leave Friday of this week for a hofldav trip to Oakland. Cal They will go via Western Canada, Weshington and Ore- gon, visiting relatives and old friends en route and will he away ET connle of months, We With theft a good time. Sydney will Visit his aunt at Oshawa. Nomminaonamsommummimmo An Auction Sale of 3o head of Cattle will be held at Central Hotel Stables BRUSSELS ' Saturday, July F fi F'LIESl3 COWS, with calves at foot 4 SPRINGERS, about due to ealvb 111 YEARLINGS $ YOUNG OALVIIS This is Hi9h9 rode Stock in best of condition Salo to Commence at 2 .o'clock sharp 'PERMS—Six months' credit on ptir- chrtsere Banishing approved joint notes. D. McDonald & L Lott, J. PURVIS, Auc. Proprietors. Mrs -.gt tart, 'I'orouto, is a guest of 111.s 1 e Fox. Willieni street. Chffartl and Mrs. Sherrie and Harry Champion were here from Galt for the holiday, Mr and Mrs, Squires, Listowel, were visitors with lou end Mrs. Sanders, Brussels The visitors are nephew and niece, Pte. Incr. Thib,deeu, formerly of Brussels, is reported wounded in France but we hope it will not prove very seri- ous. Miss Isabel Strachan arrived home last week after an extended visit with relatives aud old friends at Moosejaw, Winnipeg. Emerson and Folt William. Mrs, Geo. Barkley, Toronto, was re- newing old fr•eudships here oder the holiday. 9•HE'Pos'r was sorry to learn that Mr, Batklay was not very well but hove he will soon be es hearty as ever. • Garfield Long is here from the West where he recently sold out his business. Mrs, hong and the children have been visitiuS here for months, the past Few m o hs, Garf, is a former resident of this locality, D. and Mrs. Ewan and the Misses Holmes look a hike to Flint, Mich , to visit the families of F. David'ou and L Ecktnier, and other friend, for a week, E'mer E ran was the chauffeur, Mes- dames Davidson and Eckmier are d •ughtets or Mr and Mrs, Ewan, It WAS a fine trip Mrs. (Dr) McKelvey and Miss Barbara McKelvey, B A, Toronto, are here for a holiday visit. The latter will go to Algonquin Park for a vacation. Mrs. McKelvey's been 11 is improving and we hope her stay here will greatly aid her. She will make her headquarters at the residence of Jas and Mrs Ireland, corn• et of 'Church aud John street. Orange Lodge No. 774 Brussels Annual church Service in St. John's church, Brussels At 11 a. m. Next Sunday Preacher Roy. chaplain Richard 0. Page The brethren, and visiting litelhren ore asked In assemble at 10 30 10. nl., Sunday, Judy SO, in the Local Lodge Room from whence they will pi oceecl to the Church. Church Chimes In the ab -encs of organist Mulheron last Sandal at Kincardine Miss Minerva lanes presided at the organ in Melville church S'ihbath morning next Rev. W. E S afford, B A., will have for his sub - j et in the Methodist church, "The vision or the unseen," and in the even- ing "Goll as a Father." I'he ntenthers of Court Princess Alex anriri,, C, 0 F, attended Meivi le church in a body last Sunday evening when the pastor preached a very tip propriate discourse in thein. Wednesday evening next the monthly unirtn parriotic service will he held in Melville church when Rev Mr. Mann will give the address Usual offering for Red Cross Fund will be taken, Melville Church young people have withdrawn the weekly Sabbath evening meetings during the months of ,July. August and September, The Epworth League of the Methodist church will cancel their Moutlsy evening services for the sante period Next Sabbath morning the annual see - vice to the Orange brethren of Brussels and locality will be held at it o'clock in St. John's Church. Brethren asked to meet at their Hell at to 30 to march to the church, Rev, R. E. Page, Chan lain, Will conduct the service, Visit- ing Will invited. Bluevale Mrs, J, Hall visited relatives at Gor• rie n0 Monday. Miss Laura E. Hnitnes has returned to her home at Peffers for the Surnmer • bol?days. M Ise trio Aitchison and Mies Laura Holmes have returned horse for the holidays, IT. and. Ales. Mothers and son, Niel- ville, spent the week -end with friende al Listowel. John Gannett, Toronto, spent a few days this week 'visiting old friends and relatives, Alise filthy Duff tae gene to Nor- wich, N. Y., where she has 'secured n p,t0ilintt oe yltpetitltalldent in a hoe Orel. Remember the Garden! Paty nn the 11rl hndiel flimrh 10 wn hridny even- ing of this week 'Lett Served from 0 In 8 0Vanghaln Hetltd will fu'tlieit 1Iu' music. Sunday evening next, 8t11 inst., I{et, 1). 1). Thomson will preech to the O - ttugernwn a] '7 n'rinrk 111 the Methodist church. Members are r'ogntwted to meet at the Lodge room at 11,80, STANDARD BANK OF CANADA HEAP OFFICE TORONTO TRUST FUNDS Our Savings Department gives you a -guarantee of absolute security and EOT'D 1.73 interest at current rate. BRUSSELS. BRANCH, G. H. SAMIS, D O CJ Manager. 239 ..ate. Mt', Lester, Toronto, spent the week- end at the hone of Mrs Sanderson. Howard and Airs. Stewart and John and Ma's.Stewart motored to Dungan. non on Sunday and spent'the day with relatives there.' They attended a memo' ial service for the late .Pte. Er- riaggton, who was killed in France. The Woruet's Institute will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. I3. Diemen July 121h. All the ladies who are interested in 1 -ted Oi'oss work are cordially invited to attend. Remember our sewing bee every Wednesday and the soldiers need our supply of clothing. Oranbrook. A quiet wedding took place on Tuesday, June 2011x; at 5 p. rn. at • the manse, here, when Miss Ethel Mac - Innis, daughter of Duncan MaeInn?e; was married to Henry 0.- Goi•salilz Rev, J. L. McCulloch officiating. The bride, who was unattended, wore her travelling snit of navy blue acid white hat with white plumes, May their joys he many. . NEWSY ORINEILEs,— Harold and Mrs. Packer were visitors at the home of Win. Perrie,'Mre• Packer's uncle,— Garfield Long, of Saskatchewan, is visiting under the parental roof. Mrs. Long and children, 'who have been East for some time, are also here.— Will. Forrest left for the West last week,—Mrs. Peter McDonald returned from NIagara Falls, accompanied by 0, J. and Mos. McDonald, who will remain for route lune.—Geo. and dMrs. Rayman❑ and family and Miss Mayme Cameron, London, motored up Sunday morning, returning Monday evening. —Miss L.• McIntosh and her niece, Miss Annie, spent a few days - with ' friends in Steelyard.—A. A. and Mrs. Naylor and family, Seaforth, visited 1 at the home of 0. Seel last week.—Mr. 1 Duncan and Miele Alderson motored' from Toronto and spent a few days , I ••••44.4.4•••••••••••••••• • .0 •• • • •Brussels • •- Studio• • • • OPEN e • Friday & Saturday each week • __ p • . Try us for Amateur o • Printing and Developing Y • • Groups token at your own house • anywhere in the country. • • • •• •Picture Framing Neatly Done • • We make Eulnrgerneuts from • •old Photos, o •• G. S. FREE Photographer • !.•a**0!••Y•••••••• l with the latter's pareuls. ` IA itohell returned from Kclldeld, Sask, Friday last,—Rev. W. E. Stafford, B. A,, occupied the pulpit of the Metho- dist church Inst Sunday for the first time. 'We welcome hire to t7tis neighborhood, --Thomas Campbell, of Mobktpn, spent the week end at the home of Jas. Noble.—A. Iiislop, Jae. Speir, John Dickson and Dave Perri° were at Elora 0) the large thorn bred stock sale. —tItierall for the Oranbrook Baseball girls d Did you notice holy they sent that ball feu' into the fit'Id at the picnic on Set urdny p. is. 2 Iv was owing to their fleet footed, energetic players diet they won such a grand sense and that so interested all their spectators, even at the expense of a b Incke t ey n the opponent catcher. Watch for the date of return game at Cranllnnk.—Did you clear diose wed- ding bells ? Henry, Gorsalitz and MWiss McIuoe1sa were the principals, ho Hext? MARRIED DAY—GLAaatnn—At tine home of the bride, Calgary, on June 2al1i. 1017, by Rev. A C, Wiehnrt, B A , EIr- Wni• R. Day to MRS A note, eldest dduahter of air. and Airs D GofleaCnlgateha•y, formerly of Brussels loon lit y, all EPANR—V'rs oe.—At the home of the bride's parents, on June 27, 1917,14 llev..1. L. Me- Culloch, 111r. Geo. Henry Evans, to Miss • Elate E., only daughter of Mr. and Ws. Jno. Steisa, ell of Grey township. Gonna ez—M0Ierres —At Oranbrook manse on June le.h, 1017, Mr. Henry.0 Gerpalit2, to blies Ethel, daughter of Mr, Dorgan me. all of Oranbrook locality. Innes, 0 0o nr, t 1 y MiT n Rn — to r O aLL—ok, O N At t x, 10 7h mat e R P 7. L. Mo lq Ont on July a Percival i litchT41, ,7. L. d, Ss lt, R,tr AnniMfobeth, R°Ifleld, 9ask. to EnPe Annie Eltznheth, daughter of Mrs. E. Dickson, of Grey township. Web i Bttvra000w.—A t the home of Mrs, A. Munro, 1, W roxeter, on July Biel, 1017, W. H. Bering - ton, of Cleveland 01110. HUMPH lire8—In W. niton, on July 1;4,:1017, WI1-' Ihitn H, Humphries, aged 00 78550,1 months ' and 0 days. HUTOIriNEON—In Ethel, on June 20th, 1017, f Bessie Vodtlen, wife or Joseph Hutchinson, I meed b6 years and 1.1 days. Allstonera.,—In Victoria Boennital, Landon, on' 1alr lot, 1017, James Mit-bell, oldest son of: %OMFORTABLE ROUSE AND LOT FOR John and the late Ann Mitchell, formerly , NA r.a.—tdaud well and cistern, fruit trees, of Grey township, ' &e, Also 6 acres in eorporattan with large WrraON.—Irl Blandford township, Oxford Co stable and 0 rifled well. For farther partieu- on :fano 2Sth, 1017, Winton, Wilson, fol mer- tars as to price, term;, &e., apply to Ttcx POST, ly of Grey township, aged 70 year; and 0 Brussels, months. 1 **040.000044•0040040#040+0 ip OX'SI M • • DRUG STORE • o. t"1"l,✓"l'4'+•t ++++00 +0++0++++ • • • O • ITuHpsI O • • • ® • • 0 O • • • • • • ••1 EY i • • • • • • • a • ••• • O 0 0 • • • • • • 0 J 0 • a • A O • Daring the past few weeks el,g 0at del e' t l of in- terest terest has been taken in this beautiful flower. Having had tunny en- quiries ae to the 'nattier of cultivation its well' as the names of the clifet'- ent"varieties, I wish to abate that I will be very pleased to receive any or- ders for the bulbs at, any time, The Nall, of eom•se, is the proper time to plant the bulbs hot in view of present conditions I think it would he wise to place all orders as early a8 pnsa11115 ill order that there may be no disap- pointment when plant- ing time conies, 1 have a complete list of all the beet varieties from one of the best. flews and will he plemed to reeeivd or- ders Rein any desiring to secure some bulbs, at the mote time will sup- ply full instructions as to pr"per method of planting. A beautiful bed can be made at very little cost. James Fox Druggist and Stationer. q STORE O • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • 0 P • • e • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • 4 4 • • • • • • 4 • n ? ' • •, •�' • w BRUSSELS MARKET Wheat 02 CO Outs 711 Peas 2 60 Barley 1 10 Butter 82 Eggs 27 Hogs 15 50 Env 0 00 Potatoes per link 5 (0 Wool (unwashed). 69 , Wool (washed) 09 • fJ NOTICE t2 60 ` On account of the wet weather Sud a poRRi- bllity of littlo work being done on the Rutbnrn 2 60 Drain this memo, rntepsyet s in McRillop who 15 ntended Toney their aeeeesmenis for construe- ' luso of said drain incash will not be required to do s0 until further notice is given. By or - 15 fi0 der of the MaKlllop Council 10 t0 51. DIIIRDIB, Clerk. 6 8 Tenders Wanted Tenders for the construction of the Dolmage Drain in Malin lop (Lot 20, Con -8) RR per plans, Teacher Wanted profile, &o., of Engineer, will be received by the underetunrduntil the 10th day of July, 1017, at 1 o'clock ll. tn..A cheque for 0;, of con - Teacher watnted. for S. S.110.7, Morris town- tract price to aaron, pony tender. The lowest ante, duties to commence after vacation. Ap- or tiny tender not necessarily accepted. Ten- pllcents to give testintnniale and state eatery. dors to be opened at Council Meeting nt Corn - Applications will be received mail July 14th, mereial Hotel, Ben Forth, on Jnly 10015, nt 0 p, JOHN HOPPER, Sao. -Trees., l m. M. MIIRDIE Clerk, R. R. No. 6, Brunetti. i Seaforth P. 0. te1 ii lit •i tll'::'ltiil:;ie'!;k!?l: illi:l;;q„ . nett-, 7'IotorCors Light Four $975 Roadster ` .• $950 --- Country Club $1110 F. o. k. Toronto Subject to change without notice Canaa's Greatest Car Vue Better materi 1 go into this Light Four than any other car -of such comfortable size sold for such a low price. The Willys-Overland factory buys ]material in greater quantities and get high quality at low price. This Light Four is priced lower than any other car so good looking, so easy riding, so complete, so economical, so dependable. It is value unequalled. Compare its specifications —ride in it—and you'll quickly see. L. KENNEDY, Agent Wingham 7l Ill ii 3 II Willys-Overland Li!initod, Toronto, Ont. Wive -Knight and Overhand Autoin,bfles, Comreetdaf tats }t