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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-8-16, Page 8rNefENStealarereferneriseiestisfreersveressfeefarle.treleaaresysePeraerSeesefErssaisPeallEtefUelaseta.1 0+44-44•404.0.1.04•44+44.+0+.+4444.044440-e0+44+40+4-1,03-044+ • • FR. SMITH • The Sore • 4. 4. 4. 4. 4 4. 4. 4 4 4. 4 4. • 4.4. 4. • 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. • .4. 4. 4. The Store Druggist and Stationer • +04•4•44-10+444 44+ 044 +0+0+ • o +0 ÷ 040+ eteesee 0 +40+0444•4•4•40 In the Food Conservation Campaign y,,u will need some of the fol- lowing to help make it a suc• veer,: - Red Rubber Jr Rings Pan Bill ax Bottliug Wee and Tins kle Battle Cooke corks for Catsup Bottles Water Glass Egg Preserver Salicylic Acid Whsle and Ground Pure Pickling Spices We have a full line of them, for a flyless House Preserving and Pickling bring in 1h,. dtee. Deete011 them he 'Panglefoot Sack F.v Paper in Rolls Wilson's Fly Palls Lightning Fly Pads We can supply all of these. Our stock is flesh and of the best, It On Every Outing Has its Innings The happy times in the Snmmer of 1917 can live In the pictures of your Kodak Album. Kodak$7.0o and up Brownies $1.25 a'roci up Films Developed and Printed Real Photo Post Cards of Brussels A large assortmett to choose from - se e. -ten ot 0 for ac. F „ 8 4flTij • • • • • • 4* 4.• 4. 4 4. • • 4.• 4.• • 40 • • • 4- • • 4.4. 4.• 4.• 4. 4. 4. • • • root etxis Pans Mae has been raised to S cents per quart A FINF sample of Boston Ivy may be seen at the prim -es of .A. C. Dames. MEN have been busy this week repair- ing the damage done the cement darn last Spring. A fine crop of poppies is growing in the potato pctch of Miss Kate McCallum combining beauty and usefulness. Two home of T. Ross, John street, beg greatly improved by brick vene- ering, a new mot' and a verandah across the h ont. A CAR of live poultry is beteg shipped from Brussels Friday of this week by Robe Thomson, See his advt. in this issue concerning the same. PAiNTEes have been improving the appearance of R. P. and Mrs. Down- ing's home, corner Mill and John streets. Walter Williamson had the job. LAST week Miss Annie Ross was op- erated on fur appendicitis and is report. ed to b. making favorable progress. Her many friends wish her a speedy re- covery and better health than ever. We are sorry to state that Mrs. Thos, Moore, Stratford, formerly of' Brussels, had to undergo an operation tor the re- moval of a growth under one of her arms. Her many old friends around here will be glad to hear that she is mak- ing a good recovery. Notice -The names of several per- sons have been handed to me for non- observance of the law relating to auto- mobile speeding, absence of lights, &c.„ and topless there is compliance the law will have to take its course. This is the last warning. S. T. PLUM, Reeve. FRIDAY evening of this week a Garden Party will be held on the lawn at St. John's church rectory. Good program of addresses, music, &c, Also booths. If weather is unpropitious the gathering will assemble in the Lecture room of the church. Keep the date clear for this Garden Party. BOUGHT FINE PROPERTY. -Last week Teesdale Whitfield, who sold his farm on Con. 13, Grey township, last Spring. purchased the home of W. A. and Mrs Greater, corner of Queen and Princess streets and will get possession in the course of a month or so. It is a very cosy place and will suit Mr, and Mrs, Whitfield fine. Mr. Whitfield has also bought the corner le acre lot, Turn berry and Queen streets, upon winch is a good stable so will he well set up now for both comfort and convenience, We un- derstand Mr. and Mrs, Grower and family talk of removing to Toronto. They are old residents ot Brussels and many. will regret their leaving town, if such is their decision. Both Mr, and Mw. Grewar's fathers were among the busia eess men town in almost pioneer days, The former is deceased. MRS. F1003 WILSON'S BaOTHea.-Jas. and Mrs. Rogere, ListoWel, received the official message that their eldest son, Pte, Gordon Rogers, aged 27, bad been killed in action on July 30. A younger son, Leonard, was also killed in action in December last. Pte, Gordon Rogers was a graduate Of Pharmacy and for to years a druggist in Toronto He enlist- ed in that city with the 95th liattelion, and had been bn Frette upwards of a year, participating 10 the battle of Cout- collate, and being wounded iv the neck And term at Vimy oil July 17, Quite re. cently the family hada field card inform- ing there that he was again on duly in the trenches, Another brother, Stanley, resides in Toronto, and sisters are Mrs. B. P. Mooti, Kansas City ; Mrs. A. E Roberts, Port Arthur ; Mrs. F. 0, Wil - eon tint Mrs. J. W. Moore, Toronto, and Miss Grace Rogers, nurse, of Port Wil - limn Hospital, who was planning to go OVelfieaS. HALE of AllgOst gone. Tos POsT will holiday next week. Earl Antenr, who was home helping out with tne 70514 of work, was called back to 'Uncle Sam's land in connection with 14 military course now being foi- 1 lowed there. -0------ 7 yonee pigfor stile. Phalle 4217. JAS CANFRON, FeRs11 cow with ,'stir at foot for eels Goff noir 1310DoNAI.13, WILL the person wbe took a child' rubbee tired e free the bowling green kindly return it to Leonard Welker or say where 13 18. (4007. roomer, wanted. Apply to 51118. 0051108, Brussels, HARLAND Cly.lc 11.1,,y0 and Pipes for Rale, Apply 173 51. jibe's Rertory Saturday of this weak. A tiros mutat outside tire found. Enquire at Tan Posp, A rrne, Sent 1st the weekly rate for roomers will be inereased to 74,' per week by those cat- ering to this need. WE are siole se.t for the genuine Parold Roofing, manufaetured by Bird & San, Hamil- ton, .Always buy Paroid and get the hest, P, ANENT. Poe '3T.73. -Residential property on Albert .rest. Rrueeele. Apply to Bina JANET MC. 004 mite, on the premien. Fon SAT.41 -A quantity of gond sound cedar corner pest. from 10 to 18 incites. also Prune sound cedar timbere le in. by 22 feet. Poste 91.e0 to 331111 eaeh Have good Durham row due Motive in chants week, for sale. Apply to D .7. Frownisena, Ethel, EN Lot 10, Con. 6, Grey townehip. est( of middlings to arrive this week. Good price off car. tend orders early. W. ,T. McCracken, Brussele. RHINO your Beef Ring hides to Broker Brea Rruseele. Price 20e per pound this week, Phone Nu 0, mire/seen Polled Angus Bell. 1 year old, for ml,.. 1,1A YID Fannie, Cranbrook. Phone 2513. FEEMpoRTARLE brink residence for ante er to rent For particulars apply to Mee GPO. Rootons, at A, (1. Damee, &uses's. Poop. to rent over B. C.Dunrord's store, Apply to 51. BLANC. APPR11NTIC0 wanted to learn the printing 'Inutile., male or female. Hue W110 has paned the High School Entrance preferred, Apply at Twee Poem. Seim brick cottage, nicely decorated, large lot and (+table for eale. Apply at Tee Pose. POsT o,. roti:,', Cardiff Best and Stanlev 0,1 en success in passing tl Or lull ma'rictilation examina- tion to the1 evereiry The boys have done well and have a splendid start which we Trust will be greatly to their ad vantage, CARD rie TlisNES -The family of the late John limner desire to extend their sincere snort elation and thankto all the Mende who have so kindly given to us your sympathy tool assietenee (luring the Illness and removal of our father, Ten HUNTER FAMILY BRUSSELS Electric Light plant, which was offered for sale last Tuesday atm - noon hy public auction. was bought by , S. Wilton, supposedly for Thuell Bros., of town, who have financial interest in same. Thee owned the plant before and Made Ennti job of running it so we twee it will soon he set in motion once more NAND( WAs OMITTRD. n the list Of successful pupils at the Lowes School exam, publish, d in Tun PreIT lest Week, the name of Miss Herriet McQoarrie Wee inadvertently omitted. She should hove heen credited among those who were on Perm Leave after passing the test ex. amination. We wish her success bn reaching the lop a the ladder, .A 'well lturown ',merlon athlete and a forther Brusselite, lies won further lion - ors et the front Word lees been receiv. ed that Plight...Lima Eddie MeKsv, who aselear d in the dreamt -Soil elf the great Herniae flier, Roelke, has been Made A Pfizln Commander This Rives Mtn th,i rank of Captain. Ile has beet doing splendid work At the front and is recognized Ail one of the best fliers on the Western front, BausseLs Worneo's Institnte will 5013' Vene too the Audience room of the Public Librery 011 Friday, August 17th, at 2.30 p. m. Rev R 133 Psge will give an ed - dress on "The Possibilities of the Child." Msjot 0 V jewitt, who is home from Fleece few a short time, is also expected to give an address As this meeting will be of ono! e I hau usual interest a large et- tendance is r( quested. TSB PO .T regrets to hear of the de- cease of Mrs Al, x, Peebles, a former resident of Bressels, who paid Nature's debt in Winnipeg, on July loth and was buried at Morris, Map , her o'd home on the 1311. All the children were home eke wing Carl, who is at the front and MIT. Ira Gerry who had been to visit her mother the week prior to her demise. Mrs Peebles was a flue woman and be- loved by all who knew her. FRIDAY evening a meeting nf persons interested in Red Cross work was held ID the Library audience room It was not crowded. After discussing various plans it was decided to hold a Garden Party on Victoria Park Thursday even- ing of next week, 23rd inst. Red Cross Circle will take charge of the b.niths and Girl Guides are asked to push the sale of tickets, R Leatberdale wee named as Chairman of Grounds Committee ; leo. Hewitt, T. Armstrong, W. R Little and A 17, Currie assisMnts at booths and G. 11 ,Samis to arrange for caring for admission finances Admis- sion fee for adul's will be 25 cents end on cen's for children F. Fa, Gilroy, G. H Samis, M. Black, jas Fox. RE V W. 13 Stafford and W H. Keil. Were ap- pointed a Committee to arrange for program of entertainnient Noirs-Ow- ing to difficulty in securing talent the ,Gorden Party has been indefinitely post- poned. BRUSSELS CHORAL SOCIETY --Tuesday evening at a well attended meeting held in the Public Library Audience Room a Choral Society was oreenizecl with the following officiary :-President, F. 11, Gilroy ; Secretary, Miss Mae Woorl ; 'Preasorer, T. C McCall ; Director, P. R Mulheron ; Pianists, Miss M Jonee, Mrs R Thomsoo and Miss Bailey ; Ad• vertising Committee. A E Hersey and P R. Mulheron. It was decided to ord- er copies of "The HolyCity Oratorio," by A. R. Gaul, as the composition to be prepared in coming term. There are now 28 members on the roll and a meet. ing will be held Tuesday evening next, in the Library Audience Room, to com- plete organize' ion and arrange for coon - Ing practices, which will commence the first Tuesday evening of September. All who would like to join should do so at once so es to he ready to begin work. Membership is not confined to Brussels and people in adjoining localities will be welcome. Information as to further particulars may be secured from the above mentioned officers ioo members is set as the standard by the Society. Damortsree'reme - About am ladies assembled in the Town Hall, 13.uesele, Thursday, August gth, to witness a dem- onstration on Vegetable and Fruit Cau- ning and Preserving given by Miss Prit- chard, of Owen Sound Before begin• ning her work hliss Pritchard explained why canned fruits and vegetables spoil, saying it was the presence of mold Spores and these must be killed by beat and after cooking the fruit and vege- tables must still he protected by having the jars air tight, As Miss Pritchard's time was limited she just demonstrated one method -the cold -pack method -- which simply means OW the vegetables are blanched in boiling water, then quickly given a dip iu cold water. the skius removed end then packed in jars, hot water and salt added rood then after placing rubbers and tops on, are steriliz- ed in hot water which is kept at the boiling point in some cases for an hour or more. In some instances the ince! - rnittent method must be used when the jar is removed from the water at the end of an hour's boiling, the rim tightened and set aside to cool until the following day and on the second and third days thereafter the hour's boilin.g is repeated in the same way Miss Prechard, in the short time at her disposal, demonstrated the canning of peas, beans, .beets, car rots and raspberries. A number of bul- letins on this subject will he supplied Brussels Women's Institute and any lady wishing one may get it. till the sup- ply is exhausted, from the President or Secretary of the Institute. These bul- letins are expected in a few days. JNO, HUNTER DECEASED - After a strenuous battle betweeu a splendid physique and a fatal disease and at a time of life few people attain, Jno. Hun. ter passt d peacefully away from the earthly tenement to enter "the house not made with bands" early Thursday morning of last week, in his Both year. On August 24th a year ago Mr. Hunter fell in his yard and broke a thigh bone and at his advanced age it marked the beginning of the end, as he was never able to walk and later part of the limb was atnputated. He had 2 if not 3 slight strokes of paralysis ending in the closing up of life's chapter. Deceased was born In the Co. of Fermauagh, Ireland, and came to Canada with his parents at an early age, locating in tbe neighborhood of Brantford, When grown to manhood the subject of this notice moved to Huron township, Bruce Co , and was shortly after married to Miss Elizabeth Elliott, of Brantford, who cited in Brussels nto buns est, 1912, aged 74 years, In 1885 the Bruce farm was sold and the family cane to 7tb line Morris township, Huron Co., where they resided up to 19,3, when Mr. Heiner re- tired from the farm and became a resi- dent of Brussels, purchasing a ootnfort. Able property on Jain st. Where he lived and died. The surviving childreu are, Rev J. E„ Charing Crows Ont, Rev, W. Fallis, Hawley, Penn. ; Mrs. W H, Peters, Bervie ; Mrs. F. Arnett, Allen - ford ; and Misses Anua, Mina and Clara, et borne, all of whom were here for fun- eral, which took place Saturdny after- noon. Rev. W. E Stafford conducted an appropriate service. speaking from the text, ' Blessed are lbe dead who die in the Lord," Pallbearers woe R, Leetheretale, A Forsyth, C. Cardiff, 5, T PltIM, Jno Simmons and 0 0, Manners. Interment .5 Re made in the family plot, Brussels cemetery. Floral tributes were beautiful. Among old friends who attended the interment were John and Matthew Dane, GOrlie 0 E Erred, Atiburn ; and Jas. Beatty and daughter, Mrs. Chambers, 13Iyth, The subject of this notice was a loyal Methodist for many years ; a warm stip- porter of the Conservative faith in polities and allied to the Orange Order , for s long period. He WAS s Plan of robost health and Vigor aS hie activity proved prior to the accident A year ago, Few had tiny idea that he was Pp to wards on years, The family ebaro in the sympathy of a wide circle of friends. Peoptd WeLTalk About Miss Vivian Harris is holidaying with Atwood friends. Miss Marion Forest Is home from a visit to Mount Forest, Stewart any Mrs. Scott are holidaying with relatives al Sarnia. 1 F. and Mrs. Kerney, Guelph, wire in town for the week -end. J. T, Wood made a business trip to Toronto for the week eud. Miss Pearl Cliampiou is visiting her sister, Mrs Sma I, Winghani. Al .in Seobine, !Ando°, is the guest at the home of W, F. and Mrs, Stretton, Mrs. H. McQuarrie is spending a few clays with her daughter, Mrs, W. F. Si retton, Misses Lennie Ellis and hlinnie Reid, Toronto, are guests of Miss Carrie Mc Creeketi, Miss Jean Moore will holiday at Gran! - food Guelph, Acton and other points for a wet k or so. Mrs. D. Hennessey and 4 sons, of London, are visiting the Meadows famil- ies, John street. Mrs Alex Ste vart, Millbank, Was celling WI her old friend, Mrs. Wm, Ross, William street, W J and Mrs. Gilroy, Mount Forest, were visitors for the week end with F, H. and Mrs Gilroy, Mrs. Juo. Thomson is home from her visit with relatives and friends at Sea - forth and locality. Rohe and Mrs. Johnston, were v.si- tors in Brussels Thursday of lag week. They were former residents Miss Georgie Kerr Was home from Toronto, for a brief holiday She is n Stenographer in the Queen city. Miss Bethel Kerr who v.am home for a few weeks recruiting her health, bee re. turned to her pnsition in Toronto. Mrs. B Whiotard and cruldren were visiting etre Stamper, the former's els- wteere,kand other friends at Bluevale last Mrs. Jno Lott is away to l'oronto, Bowman,/ Ile and other points for El holiday Bert Lott is at Creemore this week. Mrs. J. T. Roos and M isS Mary motor- ed to Teeswater Thursday of last week and visited with Thos. and Mrs. Friend- ship. Mrs Marsden Smith and Miss Martha go to Toronto this week with Mrs, L Stark, who bas been visiting here, for a holiday. Robs Doegberly and mother, who were visitors with the Misses McLatich- lin, returned to their home at Toronto last Sat urd ey Miss BOwnian, Cobelt, iS visiting her cousin, Miss Vona Bowman, Brussels She is a daughter of Joseph Bowrnan, formerly of this locality. Mrs. D McLennan, Brantford, was renewing old acquaintances in Brussels last week She was a former resident of town removing rr years rgo. Lorne Loney, a former butter maker Imre, has enlisted with No. o Forestry Brigade, reached England on July 6th He goes to France as -a sniper. Mrs, Carrie, Toronto, is the guest of Miss let E, Ross, John street. The vis- itor will perhaps be better known as for. merly Miss Dowding, of Brussels. Miss Mae Stewart, of Listowel, for- merly of Brussels, and her little sister, Maojorie, were week end visitors at the home of Janus and Mrs Burgess. Mr.. Attcheson, of OrtonvIlle, Mich, is here cm a visit with her sister-in-law. Mrs Wm Martin. The visitor is a sis- ter to Township Clerk Morale, McKil- lop. Miss Margaret McLartahlin, who is training for a moose in a Detroit loosplial, is here for her vacation with relatives a ncltrrvisnds. She will graduate next jaiius Mrs T. Ross, Chesmy, and Mrs. R Ross, Kincardine, were here duting the past week lending a head at the home or David Rose, owing to the illness of Miss Annie Rreos, Rev. Fred. Hunter is now located al Petersburg, Illinois. He is a son of Mrs. A. Hunter, Brtossels, and an old town boy of whose progress we are pleased to hear. Mrs. (Rev) R. E. Page and children have gone lo; Montreal to visit at the parental home. Her father is Rev. Mn, Benoit, Rev. Mr Page accompanied them as far as Toronto. • Wrn. Wilton bas been laid up for several weeks but we hope he will soon be better. He went to Seafortli to woo k ip a Munition Paototy but load to quit ns his health fagged Mw H. Wilbee, who makes her home with her daughter, Mrs P Ament, pass- ed her 9oth birthday Tuesday of last week She Is wonderfully bright and active for such an advanced 'age. Mrs, Boreham and Mrs Chas. Hine- ston and 2 children, Toronto. W110 have been holidaying at the home of George McMillan, lisve returned home. Mn. Boreham was here for the week-eud, J. and Mrs. Rae and Mrs. W, White, St. Marys, and A. Rae and Mrs. Jno. Ridley and son. Detroit, were visitors at G. C. and Mrs. Manners, town and called oniother old friends, They came by car. Dr, jno. and Mrs Laidlaw, of Chien go, and Miss Jeanet Labolhaw, Wyth, were visitors at Mrs D 13 Moore's, The former is a Dentist and au old boy of Blyth locality. He is a nephew of Mrs. Moore. N 0. and Mrs. Gerry arrived home from Fort William Monday evening. They came via the lake route. They went to attend the funeral of the far- mer's brother, Bert., who lost his life from the collision of his auto, and a street ver in Vert Arthur, Pte N. R. Bamford. formerly of Lig- towel, arrived safely at Halifax on Aug tat. He went overseas with the 71st. Battalion. He Was IP the thick of the battle of the Somme and other engage- ments, but since December he 111114 been in hospitals in France, Scotland apd England, suffering from wounds and shell shock. We hope he will soon be convalescent;\ Our former townsman, Hugh Williams of Egmondville, was here for a visit 'with his (leughter, Mrs, W. A, Grower, Ile la as bright AS a dollar but owing to rheumatism his locometive polders Ate below par. Mr. Williams IS 111 1110 80111 year, He was in the carriage business for years in Brussels Old Irbends were glad to set bitn so Well, 1573 T 01 a STANDAR 1 A it OF CANADA 4IEAD OFFICE • TORONTO Money Orders and Drafts are issued by this Bank payable in all parts of the world. 234 BRUSSELS BRANCH, G. H. SAMIS, r) rl Manager. 1.41101111411110134111101111111•1M4141 Mrs Ellen Kerney, who had the mis. fortune to break her left limb, sear the ankle, a few weeks ago, is making favor- able progress and will soon be able to be about as usual we hope Mrs, Kerney is iu her 76th war but has been an active woman in getting about. MARRIED PRIDRAM-11.10QuARRIE.-A0 the home or the bride's parent's, on August 150h, 1917, by Rey. W. E. Stafford, B A., ?Jr. James (1. Pridhatn, Toronto,to MI. Anne L., only daughter of Mr, and Mrs, P. McQuarrie, Brueeele, DIED Huasout.--la Brussels, on August Otli, 1917, John Hunter, In hie 901/1 year, BRUSSELS MARKET Wheat 42 00 82 20 Oats 76 75 Peas 221 2 25 Barley 1 10 010 Butter 80 95 Dna 89 40 Hogs 10 50 10 50 Bay 802 700 Potatoes per bee 5 00 5 00 Wool (unwashed) 00 00 Wool i tvashed) 08 08 To Contractors The Municipal Council of the Township of Morris are (inking for tandem for the construc- tion of the Kelly. and Bone Drains, Tenders will be opened at the Township Bali Monday, September lOtli, 00 204. m, Plane and specifi- cations may be seen at the Clerk% residence. Enclose n 950 good faith 'marked cheque with the tender, A. AtaolgWBN, JOHN 80001ITREEE, Clerk, Bluevale, Reeve, Walton, MR. FARMER If you need harvest help apply to The On- tario Government Employment Bureau, 108 Dundee St, London, Ont Experienced help at the rate of 045.00 per month, $11 per week or $2.50 per day, . Public Notice The Spenial Assessment Rolls for the Turn - berry Street Improvements have been confirm- ed hy Council. Any ratepayer May pay the amount of their aesiessinent any time up to the 25th day 00 .8 ugu-t, 1017. After that date they wilt only be able to pay it yearly with interest a1534 per Dent per einem) or omninute at nor Cent, S SCOTT, Village Clerk, Bruesela. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Catherine McDonald, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, Spin - ter, deceased Notice is hereby elven perm:tent to Chapter 121 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that all ereditors and °therm heving claims againoot lite estate 01 00)0 Bald Catherine AlcDontild, who died on or about the Twentyfeeventh day of July, A. D. 1917. are requit d on or before the First day of September, A. D 1917, to send by poet prepaid or deliver to William le. Sinclair, of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, Solicitor for A lexender McDonald and John McDonald, the Execetors of the last will and tostemenb of the deceased, their Chrletian and. (amnion., addressee and descriptions, the full particulars of their clitims, the statement of their Emanate and the induce of the secur- ities of any; held by them. And further take notice that after ench Met mentioned date the said Exeontims will pro- ceed to distribute the 1170et0 of the deceased amongst the puttee entitled thereto, having regard only to the cleinie of which they then hew, notice, and the said Extent tore will not be liable for the (mid aerate or any part thereof to eny person or persons of whn84 claim notice shell not have been received by them at the time of snob distribution Dated this Thirteenth day of Arlen., 1917. W 131. $ Belleiter for the Executors. Notice to Oreditors In the matter of the estate of bubo Ink- ier, late of Wiwa Hill, in GM Prov- ince of Saskatchewan, gentleman, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant ro "mho Ra- ised Statutes of Ontario, thet all creditors and othere having claims ageing the estate of the said John ,Titokson, who died at Brus.ls, Ontario, on or about the Eleventh day of February, A. D., 1917, are required on or be- fore the Fleet day of 'September, A D.,_1917, to send by post prepaid or deliver to Louig Willinnisou, elle of the Exoeutors of the last Will and Testament' of said deceased, at Walton Post Office, Ontario, their <'14110018,1and Surnames addreseei and detteriptions, the i partioelars of their claims, the etatement of their accounts and the nature or the eietur. i ties (if any) held by theta And further take notice that after each last mentioned date the said Executors will pro. ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having re. geed only to the clitizne of which they Anti then a * 4 f• • * # o DRUG STORE • # # 0 , • 4 '' # to # • The Penslar siore 0 • • 0 737 1 9 4. 4. • 4 • • • • 3 • • 4.• • 4 It is no little disap- pointment to find, after giving the taking of • your • pictures *every g care possible that the g results are far from sat- isfactory. This may '4. 0. come from various g • causes. We can assure you that I our Ansco Fihns and g • Cyko Developing Pap- g er will give you entire g satisfaction, e can promise- you a • • • prompt and entirely sat- • isfactory service n : g proof of which is our * * rapidly increasin g Cam- g * • g era business, 40 • • Let us take care of e • • Your Next Films : • 4. • • • * Prices Right, *0 • # e Work Absolutely • O 0 • Guaranteed. 0 O 4 4. • O 0 • 0 • • James Fox O' # O # O 0 • Druggist and Statioper, se 4. 0 0+++40•.+000 00.044-040, et 04+ • ave notice, and the mid Executors will not be liable for the said 5005(1101. any pert there. of to any person or persons of whose claim Property for Sale ' notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribetion. Property for ERIE' le the Village of Crenbronic Dated at Brussels this tali day of Align., 5. D. 1917 belong,ing to the estate of the late D. MeQuar- He. ror par Peelers ue to price end terme alp LOUIS WILLIAMSON, I ply to MRS JANET DIrgITARRIE, T. H SA ) Ernesels. 4. 4. 4. 4. 84 4. 4. • • • • • 4.• • 4. 4. 4. • • 4. 4. • • • • 4. • • • • 4.• • 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. • • • 44144410Perpotar 0011100000410000400000004c000000000e0e0000e0e000000040040004.4.eeee9e4.eee04.e4.e4.4.e4.ee 4. Brussels Daylight Store G. N, McLaren 1,0401;11,11a111,111,11t111,111,1a.1101,11,111.111011,1E10,01,,11,01,11,116114111,11..1111.1,111.116.4,401110tNel.,101,111ili.T1,01,11,6,11.14.41.11.11,11,1,111;11,112.1t.V11.'1,111sE'10.1;11,110,11..1,.11,•1414,111,11,.11..11,,1,00 S4 00 4. 4. 4. 1433 (f) 000 0 zzite=z 6 51 Mid-Sum 301161110M11•611111114 00 OPIPP. 4P,P7P73'I 0 Here are a Few Specials for Plext ill Bays FI) 0 4. 0 '$6 00 Ladies' and Misses' Wash 4 00 $4 00 Ladies' White Dresses. 2 75 Dresses. Sale price '' Sale price $8 00 Ladies' White Dresses. ; 110 1 Lot Ladies' White Waists, reg- ular5 up to $L5o. Now... 51 fi) 51 4. 51 51 415 o° 00 313 51a 0100 81is 55 54 Men's Shirts Regular $L251 Naio Pm 70c Sale price ••• -exlmeoforrassonss THEETE7r...81 CEREEMENCZEIVEZEITEERHEMEI Whitewear at Bargain Prices Ladies' White Gowns, low and high neck, short and long sleeves. Regular 1.25 and (,5o, Sale price... White Underskirts Corset Covers AH at Reduced Prices. 411038151359151179Litiffr '140 55 4.4. 1 Lot Men's Shiro, Cord Cloth and Cambrics. They are made up of odd lines that'.' have been in stock for some time. Some are counter soiled, All 7 sizes in the lot. Your choice for 4. C 4.4. 81 Odd Lines in Men's Boots at 3,50 42 pairs Men's Fine Boots, Dongola Kid, Velour Calf, Box Calf and a few Patent Leathers, all sizes in the lot. Reg. value up to $5.Oo, Your choice for . 3 50 4. ta 00 Odd lines in Wornen's Boots $3,504.4. 37_ pairs Women's Fine Boots, patent o leather, Goodyear welted and McKay g sewn soles, buttoned or laced, Regular a 01) to $5 oo Your choice for 3 30 co Straw Hats at Half Price ( 41) 4. 4. 411 88 7 . re n L1Coa . 0 • foolloosimernedeaseootose•0146ernommeoeseeeeeeemeeeemee..0eoweemeeoetio0064,0064ee: • .„