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di Ae,,-', Hnnse of Dreams—by L. M. Montgomery -81.5o•
1 ; \lajor—by Ralph Connor—$r 35 4•
Ga ticul �t Wells—$1
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Light—by Winston Churchill—$1.5o 4'
T! Now Methodist Hymn Book—In editions from 402 up to $3.00 +
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Th,, new goods are coming in and a number of the lines
are ready for showing. Among them are
Christmas Cards and Booklets
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' Waterman's Ideal Self -filling fountain Pens
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Some new Patriotic Canadian desigus, plain steel cards, and also those
• llowiug a little more color, come at 5c each and up.
Christmas Tags, Seals and Ribbons for doing up the Gift Package.
The custom of enclosing a Booklet or Card with the Christmas Present
mantises to be more in favor than ever this year,
Look over our assortmen'.
Without doubt the most satisfactory Fountain Pen on the market. We
earl y a splendid assortment of shapes and styles of Pen Points, Price
82 so. Cheaper Fountain Pens tor school use at $I.00 and Sass, each.
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IFdrta Stationery
,,,are letter writing than ever there was, a box of Envelopes and
•!Pr, Paper makes a very useful preseut. The new Boxes will
v ru, and although the paper market has soared so much this
we have stilt been able to get a good variety of the popular
•ge. Other boxes at 501, 6oc, $1 0o and ah,50 each.
ConiNAO/AIV MADE DOLLS
rbc new stock is here. See the big display. From 150 to $2 0o each
Christmas Number of the ladles' Nome Journal is especially good, 150. a copy
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rr i `,� FRIDAY afternoon of this week the
s A 4 '.{ a W%�za regular meeting of Brussels W. C, T. U.
• Pay your taxes.
Comm. meets next Monday evening,
MONTHLY Horse Fair on Thursday
December 6th,
PuuaTRy deliveries both alive and
dressed are livening up.
SATURDAY of this week ushers in the
month of December. Time is flying.
JNo Weimer Express agent, bas been
granted liceuse as postage stamp ven-
dor.
CANADIAN Order of Foresters has sub-
scribed at Brantford for 8I,600,000 of
the victory BOhds,
Busnsesa'Meus' Association will meet
Tuesday evening of next week at 8
o'clock sharp, It was postponed from
la -t M annoy.
Tus!,11Av evening of this week D. D.
G M. i;ndman, Palmerston, paid an
ofdcialevisir to St, John's Lodge, A. F,
& A. M., Brussels,
Lovras of well bred cattle should not
overtook 'h.. Auction Sale of W. L.
L mh';in, Lo' 13, Con. 3, Howick, ou
Friday. Ileo 84 5. at r p. m, He has
35 heed of pure bred Holstein Freesian
cattle Sae advt. to this issue,
SxAr1No ---It weather keeps cold skat-
ina is exp •aleft to be on the program in
the immediate future. There is no War
Tex on skating tickets but 1t is contin-
ued for 3iockey and Carnivals. Get
ymir skate. ready fur the opening night,
HxlLo 5 Don't forget the Red Cross
Bazaar Saturday afternoon of next]
w eb. Fi.ur booths will await your'
Hein ;he linter be a coutribu-;
tion and tour presence. Proceeds go
into the local Red Cross treasury to help
the hoyv overseas. Be loyal to them by ,
patronz'ug the Bazaar,
coN•rger in Sewing and Knitting for
the Reel Cross closes Friday night of
this wo=k Goods made not already in,
are to b.• brought to the Library Audi-
eI to k„1 -m Saturday afternoon when
tint fin:'.tiny will be made by persons
atlthorie r1 to do this work Losing
si .r is txproted to be the hostesses of a
Rr:1 Cross on some date near at
haul and et' which due announcement
will be i,ivon
ANNUAL meetings of Huron Old Boys'
Araocitsioe iToronto, will be held at
tfo Royal f •, 14 King Street, East on
Fivlay •.rr December 7th, for elec-
tion of c,tir,.ers and other business,
I,iL1 L'It seerveel at 8 o'clock after which
Rey, D.. W. 1t, Young, pastor of Dunn
Ave, Metioatiat church will give an ad-
dress. Re gsi Crocker is the President
and Erf, Fi'utly, Secretary,
will be held in the audience room of the
Public Library.
Toe Tom Marks Company will pre-
sent the laughable play "Bringing up
Father," in Brussels town Hall L'riday
evening of this week. See advt, on
page 4 of this issue.
AT the Red Cross Circle cext Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Ben. Walker, nurse, will
give a talk on "General Nursing." Miss
Whitfield will sing. A good attendance
asked for. New Circle Committee is
asked to meet at 2 30 on the same after-
noon for re -organization purposes.
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Your last Chance to save 5oc on your
Subscription or Renewal for
MacLean's
This Is recognized as one of the foremost
Monthlies in the country, containing some-
thing of interest to everybody, articles, stories
iand poems, all by the most eminent Canadian
writers, Is entirely Canadian in its character,
yet not narrow nor partial • profusely illts-
trated by our own artists. As yet the price
1 remains at 01.60, but will ndvanoe to 5200 on
Deo. 16th, This makes an Ideal Christmas en
for either a man or woman. For 1? subscrip-
tions the publishers present me with a smell
Victory Bond. Then seize this opportunity of
encouraging Canadian talent, receiving more
than value for your investment and helping
nor cause by another Victory Bond, "Only a
drop in the bucket," it le true, "But every drop
will tell." Sample copies may be had from
Phone 28x BERT LoTT, Brussels.
10 rias 8 months old for gale. Telephones 22
er 87, a KLOOEMAN. Butter Factory, Brua-
sele,
SATnanAV 15 the last day for paying ae.
0ount0 before 8 per cent littered will be added.
BARIUM BRos„ Butchers,
STEER calf for Bale, 2 mon tbn old.
WM• TURNBDLL, Bru=eels North.
SpeoTAOLEa and case lost In Brussels, will
tinder kindly leave at Tas POST and greatly
oblige the owner.
PAY 17y.—Notice is hereby given that all
notes and amounts not settled by December
16th next will have to be placed In other hands
for oolleetlon RBI Wish to wind up outstanding
bustnese affairs. Thanking the public for
many years of patronage and soliciting a con-
tinnaoee to my succreaeora, Mesar,. Spading &
Sanders. J. T, 022,Y2N, Brussels.
ANnanw T. CURATE is prepared to attend to
the needs of the people in butchering animals,
Pereonal application or ring phone 66. 21.2
Sew:, Dalt 8 months old for Bale. RICHARD
Ron, .1 1m Street, Brussels,
Hoven AND Los FOR S./a.m.—Good frame
house, 2(6 acre of rand. fruit trees, well, &e.,
in Brussels. For farther particulars apply at
Tam POST.
Oommon0Anf,E house and good garden for
sale. Property in good repair. For farther
particulars apply to Mas, R, T. BtaoegON,
hlitl street, Brusnela,
Tna5E Short Born Balls from 10 to 12
months old for sole. JAs. Soon., Lot 20, Con.
8, Morris. Phone 180.
Da, PAnxon, Osteopathic Phyniefaa, vielts
Brussels Thursday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous dlaeaaee encoesefally
treated, Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen's Rotel,
MA'ratmoNtAL — We extend emigre-
tuhttious to Fred. Stevenson, of Brits.
sels, who on Wednesday of last week
joined hand and heart with Miss Mar-
ge:et 1. Riley, of Hullett township,
C,tetnunv was performed in Wingharn
At thoel,st Parsonage by Rev, E, F,
Armstrot,g, B. D Mr, and Mrs. Sleven-
8013 COtninence married lite with the good
wishes of a wide circle of relatives end
friends. They will reside on Elizabeth
street, Brussels,
't'ms Poser learned lost week with deep
regret of the demise of Mrs, (Rev ) J. L. t
Small, of Hespeler, formerly of Blyth, I
wlilch sad event occurred Wednesday
of feat week. Funeral took place last
Friday to fiespoler cemetery, service
being betel fn St. Andrew's church at
a 3) p, m Rev. Mr. 1Small will have
the sympathy of many old friends in this
vicinity Mrs, Small's maiden name'
wes Iltet Edna J. McDonald and her
girlhood dome was at Auburn, She
was possessed of many wornenly gifts
alto graces and was a valued worker in
tht' Master's vineyard, ee Rev. Mr. Solidi
was the popular pastor of Blyth Presby-
tot eel eflurth for a number of years
prior to going 10 Hespeler,
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CROWDED Oun.—The report of Brits -
sets Tribunal
rus•sets'l'ribunal ; Organ Reeital and other
interesting matter is crowded out of this
issue and will appear next week,
WAR SERVICE BADGER —The Medical
Boards sitting at the following places
have been instructed to examine email -
cents tor Class "D" War Service
Badge :—London, Harristou, Godericb,
Windsor, Wiarton, St. Thomas, Stoat -
ford, Chatham, Kitchener, Sarnia,
Woodstock, Guelph, Those who have
Steen rejected as medically unfit or had
been discharged under paragraph 392
(3) K, R. & 0, for the Army or under
paragraph 322 CO K. R. & O. for the
Canadian Militia, are entltled le Class
"D" Badge, provided they are at pots-
ant medically unfit. They will bring
1 proof by a medical certificate of rejee•
Lien if such has been given theta, or by
a statutory declaration or otherwise,
that they have bee acted, 15 dis-
!Charged tn rejected,
will brleg their Discharge
Certificate. Application forms may be
1 had at the Medical Boards or on eppplica-
tion to Assistant Adjetant•Generai, M.
1) No, r, (War Service Badge), London
Ontario.
Holstein freeman, Cdttie
At Brookside Farm
Lot 13, Con.3, Hamrick
(1 hljlee 5outhweet or Irordwlehl
on friday, December 14
5121 v'olack p. m,
,
hi y herd contains the blond of
such great ptnduciug families as
the Komi! yke's,.1 &,Iiii nu.', Vee -
man's, De Kars, Wayne's, Aggie's,
eta These cattle ale all my own
breeding, the kind that will make
you money as they are high .eat-
ers as well as heavy cultism a. You
cannot afford to keep scrub cows
in times like these.
Write for Catalogue Free Lunch.
W.
R. 10. No. 2
Prop.
L. LAMBKIN 54, W. WALKER
Genie, Gott le,
Auc.
KREp lab on the Bazaar Saturday of
next week.
"SAYONAROLA" Tuesday evening in
Town Hall, by Rev H, Smith.
PARCEL of Red Cross work left in
Library Saturday night withi ut any
name attached Please hand in name so
it can be Cott or': wove it b 'longs
5, O. L.—'rhe annual meeting and
election of officers of Brussels L. 0, L.
will be held in the Lodge Room Monday
evening next. All members are request-
ed to be present.
A CAR of coat for the Electric Light
plant arrived this week. It was wel-
come, especially to Reeve Plum and the
Council who have had a busy time try-
ing to arrange for a supply of fuel.
THROUGH a mistake the announce.
meat of the Toronto Daily Star which
appeared in this paper a couple of weeks
ago did not contain a memo regarding
the price. We would call attention to
The Star's announcement in to -day's
Wee, giving the price as $3 0o per year
in advance if subscribed for direct. To-
gether with THE BaUsaSLs Pose 84.25.
HELP FOR THE BELGIANS,—The' collec-
tors for aid to the needy Belgians suc-
ceeded splendidly :—
Brussels is credited with. ... ,,.,,.,.$ qs 84
Miss McNabb's school ., 17 5o
Miss Yuill's school to 00
Harold Works' school—. 6 20
$132 54
Other schools or personal subscriptions
will be thankfully received at THE PosT
and duly forwarded to the proper au-
thorities.
BRUSSELS Red Cross Circle will pro-
vide finances for a Christmas dinner to
the boys from this locality overseas, fn
camp, in the trenches and in the hos•
pitals, as far as may be possible to reach
them. This was decided at a meeting
Tuesday evening. Mrs, P. Scott, who
has presided over the Circle, so success-
fully and agreeably, returned thanks to
all who had helped and asked the same
cordiality to the new officers who assume
duly on Dec. rst. and wished greater
progress than ever in aiding the good
work in which they are engaged. Mrs.
Scott was assured of the high valuation
placed upon her earnest and faithful
services au 1 the hope expressed that she
would often be with the Circle. Tien,
Santis gave a full statement of the fin.
antes for the past year showing receipts
to be 8z.boo. In addition $645,00.was
forwarded to British Red Cross
titPeople We Talk About
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Athol McQuarrie was home for a visit
of a few dei 3.
Miss Lizzie Dawning was a visitor in
Toronto during the past week.
Mrs E. C. Duntord is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Sellars, at 'I'nlento.
Harold Lowry, of Harristou, was in
loon For a fate days. He will likely doe
the King's colors shortly
Mrs. Dodds and Miss Emma, .5 Paris,
are visitors with A and Mrs, McGuire,
Let+••. are sisters.
11 Montgomery and Miss Ruth
Pu. ,'It, Seaforth, were visitors with
Gordon and Mrs McDowell, Mill street
Mrs. F. Burchill; who underwent au
operation a few weeks ago. is getting
along nice'y acid will soon be fully re-
stored we hope
Pte Leslie Lowry, who was in the
hospital recuvetiug irnln wounds, has
returned to the training camp. We
wish him freedom from further Injury.
Mrs. T. C McCall was at Cass City,
Mich„ last weak attending the funeral
of her br. a :r -in-law, Jonn A, Castor,
formerly a Sunshine and Walton,
Mrs. Hannah Montgomery returned
to her home at Seaforth last week after
spending 10 months here nursing her
sister, the late Mrs. Jas, McDowell,
Mrs. F, Bennett. Detroit, formerly
Miss Annie Clemson, of Morrie town-
ship, was a visitor with Mrs. James
Evans, Turnberry street, Brussels, this
week.
j, J. Gilpin, who bad nue of his legs
amputated below the knee, is moving
about on crutches anti feeling very well
eonsidering his long time confided to
the house.
Mrs. George Robb, St. Catharines,
was renewing old friendships in Brussels
and locality. She was a Former resident
aucl is a sister to Mesdames las. Speir,
J. H. Kerney, and Angus Lamont.
We regret to bear that Jean, the bright
4 year old daughter of Druggist aid Mrs.
Work, Toronto, has been seriously ill
with pneumonia but is gaining nicety
now. Hope she will soon be fully re-
stored,
We are sorry to hear that Pte. Nelson
Scott, brother to Principal 11 S, Scott,
Brussels, is reported wounded in the
chest and admitted to the hospital, It
is to be hoped rhe wound is not danger.
nus, Another brother, James, made the
supreme sacrifice in Prance.
S. end Mrs, Carter and Miss Myrtle
were at Auburn Sunday evening attend.,
lug a memorial service lowing reference
to Pte. Johu Carter, a nephew of Mr,
and Mrs, Cantor who died for Icing and
Country in France, He went overseas
with 161st Battalion and was the young-
est son of Joseph and Mrs, Carter near
Auburn,
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STANDARD BANK
Or CANADA
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
We advise the purchase of
Canada's. Victory Bonds
al
as a safe and profitable imnestmetlrtin addition
to being a help to your country.
Any $r,meh of this Busk will lake >rea
your subaoription without chortle.
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, O IC E
Manager.
Miss Mercy Griffin, of Fonthill, is a
guest of the Methodist Parsonage,
Philip Autvas al the sick list with
an attack of quinsy but will soon be o,
k, we hope.
hph Downing, Lethbridge, Alta„ is
here on a visit to relatives and friends.
It is 0 al 6 years since he .was in Brus-
sels. He is an old member of THE Pos'
staff wlronl we are very pleased to see,
Church Chimes
Monthly Missionary program next
Sunday in the Methodist Sabbath
School will be in charge of Mrs A J
Lowry s Blass.
A number from town attended the
Methodist church opening services at
Ethel last Sunday. Rev. Mr, Stafford
Brussels, preached there in the atm -
noon,
Rev. Henry Smith will deliver a
Lecture in the Town Hall, Brussels, on
"Savonarola, the Florentine Martyr" ou
Tuesday evening next, at 8 o'clock. A
musical program will else be given,
Conference in Melville church Thurs-
day a:+.•ruoon of this week open to pas-
tors, Elder*, oust Manages of Bt or" is
and neighboring charges. Public tweet-
ing in the evening with program of ad-
dresses and music.
Will the',Bible Society collectors of
Brussels Branch who have not made
their returns kindly do so in the ensuing
week so that the report may be complet-
ed and returned to the Treasurer at
.Toronto. The 7 books in show nice in-
creases.
A very large audience assembled in
Melville church last Sunday evening at
the Memorial service for the late Lance
Corporal Charlie Forrest, recently killed
in France. Rev. Mr. Mann preached a
most appropriate sermon on "Saving
and losing life," Miss Isabel Straehau
sang, with good effect, "Face to Face "
Last Sunday evening Rev. Mr. Smith
preached a practical sermoa in St.
John's church on the subject "Why
some men do not come to church" from
the text Heb. 10-25• He suggested the
following reasons t—Auto riding for
mere pleasure ; visiting for mere pleas-
ure, not for Christian work ; the disease
Sabbaticus Morbus; because some men
say that they can enjoy patural religion.
That is insuffheieut, there le no view of
sin and salvation in natural religion, no
invitation to return to God ; because
some men are critical and dis-
gruntled ; because some men say the
church is the meeting place of women
and children.
Belmore
NoTRa.—Mrs, H. Seaman, Listowel,
spent last week with her mother, Mrs.
T. Richardson.—The Lord's Supper
will be administered in the McIntosh
church nn Sunday morning next,—
Mrs. J. Fraser, Toronto, is visiting her
sister, Mise Ellen Fleming.—D. and
Mrs. .Livingston, Moncrieff, were vis
itote with J. and Mfrs, Murray last
week,—John MnOreary and Mes, T.
Jackiin, Oon, 0Iiowiak, have traded
farms iand will move shortly.—Mise
Katie Fitch, Winghatn, spent the
week -end with her parents here,—
Don't fm get the monthly meeting of
the Won[en'a Institute on Saturday,
Den. 1st, at 2 90. The delegates will
give a report of the Convention at
Lortdml.—Miss Edna Elliott, of No. 11
school, spent the week -end with her
parents here,—Mrs, Joseph flail is in
Wingbant this week at the bedside of
her father, who is very lmv,—The gen-
eral store of the late W. J. McGrogau
hoe been sold to John Gowdy, Gomm.
We understand he will take charge in
it 011005 time,
BORN
Retb.—In East Wawanoeh on Nov. 20th, 1017,
to tlr, and Mrs. Wilfred nota, a son,
MARR1BD
ToatAN—PR00DP0OT,—At St. George'a church
Goderioh, on Nov, 2185, 1917, by Rev. J, B.
Fatheringham, aseleted by Rev. A. L, G.
Clarke, Miss Isobel Hill, only dnnghter of
Wm.Preudioot, N. O., M.P.0„ and Mrs,
Proudfoot, to Mr. lllrneat Hastings ,lordan,
Lieut. Canadian Field Artillery, eon of
Mrs, Jordan, Gnderioh.
STEVRN8ON—RTLEY.—At the Win:51min Motito-
dist Parsonage, on Nov 21st, 1017, by Rev,
E. F. A rmatrong, BAD., Mr. George Fred.
estop Stevenson, of Brussels, to Mise Mar-
garet Jane Riley, of Hallett township,
Ol ED
CAsTos. At Cass City Mich., on November
21st, 1017,John A, Castor, anted 60 years.
85,1,00,—At the Presbatcrlen Mttee, Beao1nier,
on November 21st, 1017, Edna J.. wife of
Rev. J. L. Simi', formerly of Blyth,
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Charles H.
Knight, late of the Township of
Grey, In the County of Heron, Pal-
mer, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to "The Re-
load Statutes of Ontario," that n11eroditOre
and others having claims against the estate of
the said Ohne, H Itnight, who died on or shoot
the Seventeenth dapy of September, A. D„ 1910
are required on or before the Thlrtyfiret day of
December, A,D•,10I7 to send by pont prepaid Or
deliver to. 2'. S. Sootl;,one of the Executor of
last Wilt and Testament of snidldeoensed, et
Brueeels P. 00 their Christian and Surnemea
addressee and deaoriDtionl, the full particulars
of their Metals, th0statement of their accounts
and the natant of tlte-securltfoe :if any) held
by tires.
And further Enka notloe that alter will last
deedto diet ibutetltoaneabte oft the. dooeuned.
r entitled thereto,Miring re-
gard the parties oat
nmo tR
Meeo tt to the til the of which tht's wil 1101
bele le o r the dd. Mendesaki or nfersan1fl will not
of to a e for a the nail or any part Moro,
of to any not
horave
peenere of whose emiat
notice shall not dist been reooivod by them at
the time of sit a distribution.
Dated 7. Brusnela this 28th day of November,
A, b,1017.
F. S. SCOTT 1l I keeutert,
NELSON ASkix,s
AUCTION SALES
01tTDAY, Nov. 80Th,—Farm Stools. Imple•
manta, &o,, at Lot B0, Con. 18, Grey township,
Sate tUtreaeryedoott9rved at 121, m. Joseph Whitfield,
Prop
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat. 5200 50 07
Pena 860 8
Barley 110 112
Egannar 4L 40 41
Hogs
17 00 17 00
Hew900 1000
Potatoes per bag - 1 60 1 60
Teacher Wanted
Protestant Teacher wanted for S. S. leo. 8,
Grey Township, Huron Co., holding 2nd Class
Normal CertIiionte. Duties to commence Jan.
2nd, 1015, Apphentions, stating salary and
qualiflostlons received up to Des 10th, 1917, by.
WESLEY H. STEPHENi.ON.
Ethel R. R, Re. 1 Sec: Treas.
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• year to year we find It increasingly dllli.:ul5 to secure lines that •
• aro naw and 1bLe"cet1ng, We have, 110wi'ver, l),•cn ablx t0 aoenee 4
• et very 0001p;etb and varied assoltlnalrt of lite ne0Rat gnod'1, 110101,' •
• wenweeeknt111101; tt0 ilio 11eill0i pal•linee to which we mill refer fu d1.1111l next fes
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—Xmtte Oat'de «Fltllny Sttttiutlery
1311Ocolates —Perfumes
—libony Goods —Ivory Goods —flair Brushes Military I3tushea V
Flue Qhina
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—Pipes
— VLauicure Bete —Safety Razors o —Toilet Oases w
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As usual we extend et hearty weleome to the 14116 folks to visit our Toy•
STORE DRUG STORE
Department. .911 will be in order by Saturday of ibis, week,
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Farm for Sale
In order to wind up the estate of the late
Jamee Shaw the splendid 140 acre farm adjoin-
big the Village of Brussels Is offered for:0110.
On the property la it good bank barn and first.
class house, Farm is all seeded down with ILO
exception of 20 Remand is in excellent .-tate
of onitivation, Possession given 1st of March.
For further parth:whi a apply to
F. S. SCOTT, Bruesele,
Farm for Sale
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Containing 58 acres and being part Lot 4,
Con B, Grey. Comfortable home, woodshed,
orchard well, &e, 16 am o. elm, ll cedar ' wilt
sell as above or will (Depose of 2E rerea of it
which will contain house orchard &o" Less
than a mile from town For fit the • pardon -
lam apply to WM, ARMNTRONG, Lot 2 Con.
9, Grey, or Brussels P. 0, :•d
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OW many Victory Bonds have you
bought ?
Have you put yourself to any teal in-
convenience to buy Victory Bonds?
Have you denied yourself some purely
personal gratification, so that you could
invest the money saved in Victory Bonds?
Have you realized the urgent need for
personal self-sacrifice to make the Victory
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Loan a great success?
Until you have bought Victory Bonds
to the very limit. of your ability, you have
not done your duty.
Cam ai ai Closes Saturday lei ht
hat Answer
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lamed by Can' ado's Victory loan Committee
in co-operation with the Minister of Finance
of the Dominion of Canada.
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