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BUS1NFSS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C, C.
PHYSICIAN creed 59,JRGEOP
Wolu rn SL .... Phone 4&. Elem./oho Ont.
DR.. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Ttalsphocte 45 -- )Brussels. Ont.
J. A. Monagahan, R. 0. Oprornie'trist,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and lute Fitting of Glasses
Office in Listowel Clinic Building
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday p.m.
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7:00 to 9:30.
Other evenings by appointment Phone 534.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Phone 65
FOR SALE --
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FOR SALE - *
'i .inui. rows. tt �h •
a('_ Laidig I1ais,t of Toronto la
Uni.11'.•1„iuiu11 irhune 24-1•12 ir,ttin><. With his mother.
FOR SALE -•-• q
pita weaned, apply Co Miss Mande '1'1luufpsuu. Toronto. is
Lawrence 1144 tel• Phone 83-r-14 visiting with relatives here.
Al 148 Lard rrc) 2,1etia.tr Is holidaying
with Mr and Mrs. Nelson Freetb.y in
Brantford.
* * *
Mrs. M. Whrei,r:fg• and l 111ght(ar
florin -Ile ars hnlidaying with relat-
ives In New York.
* * *
e1Lses Sheila and Pamela Porter
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
(14r44m e Tiorho. win
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tl I p/4 L/P lie WE KNOW
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Nevi i-, eenf1ned to his
1°hums Sit t iu,lc, 181411 lumbago_
FOR SALE —
1 0h1111k., of itigs
'd'. al:u•It•:. Pl111. 33-r-20
HELP WANTED —
Gir1 for office work.
Apply at. the Brassels Creamery.
FOR SALE --
'Puller'; 12 W1,01(4 to haying, various
hrc eds.
Crank :lliteltell Wroxeter, Ont.
FOR SALE-
(hleli 11. cream and black enamel
cook stove, for coal or wood, Cheap
for quick sale.
Phone 41-r-4.
Robert Taylor
TO RENT —
6 room apartment, newly decorat-
ed, with soft water, immediate
possession.
Apply at The Arcade Store.
LOST —•
1 License Piste
Rally Marks
PIANOS —
8 used, 0 new
Furniture Store,
refrigerators,
suites, etc. Free
S-6135
Phone 15-r-19
•
at Schuett's Mildmay
also 60 and 25 cycle
davenports, chorine
Delivery.
FOR SALE—
I3ray pullets, started chicks — and
No extra charge for Use of Funeral Honw .
B. G. Walker Licensed Funeral Director L4 I?rairaPoaltvmu+w.
SELWYN l:;AKER
Agent for — Hartford Wind Insurance
1VIcKiilop Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Our Rates Are Reasonable
'Por further particulars — Phone Brussels 43-r-110.
ALBERT CARDIFF
Agent for HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
IOWK Qur rates are lower.
Phone 21-r-4 Brussels, Ont.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agent for Great West Life insurance+ Co,
&moue Office 96 Brussels, Ont.
D.A.Bann&Co.
FUNERAL ERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Funeral Direrter and Enisb alrne:•r
ONE 39 or 85 . : IRUSSE1-5, ONT.
Dennis DtligUeI:Ue
Phone 51-r-18 R. R. 4 iiaewein
Licenced Auctioneer for Huron County
No Sale too Big -- None too Small
Have employed an e, perienced assistant for the Big i saa,
R. S Hethering :on, la- C.
WINGI•IAM end BRUSSELS
AT ERUSSEI$
Tuesday and Saturday all day --- ()filet opera every ray,
Picone 207 — Successor to E. D. BA
Lewis Rowland
?Licensed For Peron County)
SATISFACTION GU A 'IrEED -- PRICES I'l EASOf A BIli
Fro' Eingagernents (Phone 31 "'Tae Brussels Post" awl ,i1844?.
ii' cm' iu1lraraoi16om etc.„ w'rit* cc phi Lem'. Koski:wait
will he looked after Immediately
Or write to R. R. 3 Walton.
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Fee
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FUNCTIONAL FEEDS HELP
PRODUCE HEALTHY, FULLY
NOURISHED BIRDS WHO
GIVE MORE EGGS—BETTER
ce EGGS. iBY INCREASI 0
UALITY AND QUA+'i'TITY
YOU L,*'WER COST AND
INiCREASi, PROFITS.
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te Ale
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EGG MSH and EGG PELLETS
g®irdlf Relish Pallets) c.
For Sale by
Ethel Produce
Phone 22.r-10
some mixed — prompt shipment.
September -October chicks order now.
Agent Wm. Glen Bray, Ethel.
FOR SALE CHEAP —
1 Whippletree, 1 Dowbletree, and 1
sat of single harness.
Walter Rose Poultry Farm
Phone 83x-•-4 Brussels, Ont.
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FOR SALE —
A number of houses in Village of
Brussels. Also farms all sizes.
J. O. Long, Real Estate Broker,
Phone 84 Brussels, Ont.
REFRIGERATORS —
60 and 25 cycle 7, 10, 12 cubic ft.
machines at Schuett's Mildmay
Furniture Store, Free Delivery, Also
ranges, chesterfields, pianos. Trade
ins accepted.
FOR SALE —
Hygienic Supplies (Rubber Goods)
mailed postpaid in plain sealed
envelope with price list. Six
sample 25c,' 24 samples, $1.00, Mail
Order Dept. M 83 Nov -Rubber Co.,
Box 01, Hamilton, Ont.
LIVESTOCK WANTED—
"TJp to $5.00 each for Dead or
Disabled Horses, Cows, Hogs, at
your farm. Prompt Service. Phone
Collect Brussels 72, William Stone
Sons, Limited, Ingersoll, Ont,
ATTENTION FARMERS —
We will be pleased to pick up dead
or crippled farm animals and pay
highest prevailing prices. For im-
mediate service telephone collect —
Brussels 86-r-12- or Elmira 564
Gordon Young (Elmira) Ltd.
FOR SALE —
Renfrew cook stove, "Cookrite" in
perfect condition.
Apply at The Brussels Post
FOR SALE —
Singer Treadle Sewing Machine,
neary new, can be converted to sa
electric.
Apply at The Brussels Post
apk0lr'u SESONaduns
Renfrew Crean)
Separators and Milkers,
Disc, Plows, Manure
Spreaders.
Lime and Fertilizer Sowers,
Spring -tooth Harrows
Land Packers,
Rubber -tired Wagons.
Oliver Tractors,
both wheel tractors and crawlers,
Plows, Discs, Spreaders,
Mowers, Hay Loaders,
Smalley Forage Blowers anal
Hammer Mill..
• We also ave repairs for
Oliver Cockshutt Tractors.
MORRITT & WRIGHT
:1:0;zh10(11 Dealers for
4tailfee implements
Telephone 4 and 08, Blyth, Ont.
"Old at 40,50, 00? '
=� Mau! You're Crazy
?loud rout 0801'1 1ou0pud8 pro 4100418 at 70. Try
pooping up" MO 011100. Contains to0lo for wank;
filo own feeling flue 001e141 to bo8y'e leek of Iron
18111011 mane r00n and wotnon 0011 "old,"
00800 T00l01I'Ob1Ote for pop 4'0004100400110441, t, g
vOry ,10y, Now "4104 ammneinted" 1100.0014/ 000.
For 0410 at all drug 010(08 0(OtgwaIr0.
Mrs. T. Wineberg and children
(41' Toronto were visitors last week
with Mr. and Mrs, M. Wlncaberg.
*
Mr, and Mrs. Hopp (Nettle Davis)
of Rochester, N. Y., wore visitors .
with George and Mrs. Davis, and
also attended the "Davis" re-n•ninn In
Barrie.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. J, Schultz left last
week for :lforrishurg, where Mr.
44ehelta will commence his ditties as
principal of the High School there in
September.
* *
'Miss Florence MeNanghton who
has been visiting with ]lir. and 'Mrs. j
R. North. Tong Branch, Karl the mis-
fortune to frill and hl'eak her iag and
Marl to be taken to Western Hospital,
Toronto.'
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Recent visitors with Mr • and Mrs.
Herb Manning were Mr. and Mrs.
Jerk Rra:ckenbnry and Carol of
Flesh:erton: Mr. and Mrs. H, Leaver
and three daughters of Dryden, Ont,,
ay, uuly 26th, 1900
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan and ETHEL
son. Moorefield: Mr. and Mrs. (41:1, -
net Dowling and two children and
Mr. Herb Cunningham of Palmerston
and Miss Dorothy Cunningham of
Toronto.
Brussels Legion Donations
T- Me*-aorial Plaque
A sixth group of contributions to
ii'nit0sels Branch of the Canadian
Legion M44ninrial Fund appears be -
1w
Art Sinclair
Roy 448111441.0
Ross Stephenson
Phyllis lirToggart
Bnrden Breers
P. N. Cnrrie
(inrdnn Krill, FP
Ti'm'e Bateman
Bole Bateman
Ton, Stevens
0,111. 11 ("pillar/1n
Mrs. F Seller's
P 11-01 111 all
Neil Ma1Tntnsh
Norman Ticlrsnn
Gnrdnn Nichol
Cliff. Tinsehltn
B ili McNair
Gorden Workman
Mrs, Thos. Davidson
Harry Bniger '
H arvey D011 111S
Miller aril Gillis
T. B. Bennett
C11n1e0 Storey
Jack Cox
7111 Pennington
lees. Robert Wiison
Mar Stiles
Hiss ni,.•„11, Tinstittgs
Mrs. Ethel Brewer
:Airs, R. J. MrL.anchlln
Gi110mr Willis
Geo. 'Malts Sr,
.Tonics W. Smith.
Mrs. Roht. Thmson
Stanley 1MnoT)nlald
.Tames MmLeren
01114. TCernogbnn
F7111441' Y01111g
Toho MrA1'ter
Bil] meArter
'Rob 111!mllie
Alex Clarke
Lawrenrcp Plant
Nora Shaw
Roht. Johnson
R. A. Spatton
,Tenn Oldfield
Jerk Wheeler
Mr's F, Grainger
Douglas Carter
Jim Kirkpatrick
Wm. T•Tprris
lad. Granton
D. B. Rine
J. A. McLeod
Thomas Kempton
r.. ,r. McOretght
Pen Cassidy
Edward McCreath
Jh014 13ryans
Harvey Telutsten
(Intended for last week)
,john Wilson, who underwent an
appendetomy in Listowel hospital
is reported p1'agressiug favorably
Mrs, Alice E. Crabb, London, spent a
few days with Dr. and Mrs. Ward-
; law. Dr. and Mrs. Si'ardlaw have re•
turned from a week's holiday at
imul1tnn and Honey harbor,
guests of Mr, and Mrs. R. P. Ople.
, Guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
TTaroid Swift are Mr. and Mrs.
henry Curtis of St, Thomas,
The -Women's institute picnic
-rhednled for the town of George
and Mrs. Pearson was held in the
township hall. because of bad
weather, with only a fair atten-
d:)nee. Gaines and contests
lander the leadership of Mrs. Alex
Pearson, Mrs. H. McIntosh, and
1 Mrs. Alex Speiran were 41,11011 enjoy-
ed along with the usual •picnic lunch,
Bert Godden, C. N. R section fore-
man is having two weeks holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Godden are visiting
friends at St. Marys and Stretford.
Larry Hampetnn. Hamilton, is
holidaying with his grandfather and
! grandmother, ITr. and Mrs. Percy
Stephenson.
Ane and Donald Pestell, are
spending the week in Toronto, wttih
their aunt Mrs. Noble McKee,
BLUEVALE
At the 11107111111g service at Knox
Presbyterial., , har,.h here Sunday.
Rev. Dr. C. H. MarTlnnald used "Sel-
fishness' as the main theme or his
sermon.
Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Lou
11rid,h,n14, Tllarrisiml, Mrs. Crane
Small. •Pnlmerwtnn. Mr, and Mrs,
Nelson C prdiff and Miss Jessie
Strneben. •Brussels, with Mrs, P.
S 1Mac1Gwnn. Mrs. ,7. J. Sellers,
Morris. and Alan (lorniss, London.
with Mrs. R. F. Garniss: Mrs.
Dnhbie. Fort Frances. with het•
daughter. Mrs. Johnston. and Jdn1:
Mr. and Mrs. William Griffiths,
Montreal, arc spending their vaca-
I40n at the Sanderson hone Here:
Miss Florence Fowler. Senforth,
with her brother. Ebner. Tmtm-
ilerry: Mrs. Emily Elston. String.
ham. with Mrs. Nellie Llllnw: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Brewer and family,
London, with their hrnthe's 1100
Mise 1.11P11n Brewer: Mrs, M. L.
Aitken, Misses 112aa'y and R11hy
IMPS with Mr. and sirs, Pnnald
Street at Ltsitowell Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond l:lilott with Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley 1t711Lott and tatn11y at theft
cottage at TPperwash Bench: Mr.
and Mrs, Einre' Sellers. Guerin and
Timmie at Poplar Bearh.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott. Blin.e-
vale road, newlyweds were the guests
of honor at a largely attended social
tunctdon in the Community 37411,
here on Monday night. An address
was reed by T. Gordon Mundell:
and tleorgt Fischer presented Mr.
Mrs Elliott with a substantial
sum et money. Lunen was served,
and ;lancing enjoyed to the music
of Tiffin's orchestra.
Personals: Mr. and Mrs. Wood
and Mrs, Greenwood, Stratford.
B7r. and Mrs. Orville Jones and
family. 110.,. 1781114' Scott and 3liss
Doilglas. Lncknow, with Mrs. Curt-
is and Miss Laura Kirkton: Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Garniss, London,
with 111•. and Mrs. W. G. Mundell;
Mrs. Spaaline• Yen, SUM 11 and Fay
11ndidaying 011 Genrgian Bay where
Mt. "o'eo has a contract with the
Dime rim ent. of Highways: Mrs.
Curtis with her daughter. Mrs.
Procter. and Harald. Morris.
GREY
(Intended for last. week)
The second meeting of the Girl's
Garden Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Jas. Pesten. on Wed. Eve,
Judy 5th Nine members were pre-
sent. "Ethel Gardeners” was chosen
as name for their club. President,
.lean Stoics was in charge of the
meeting. The secretary, Margaret
Conley called the roll, which was
answered by "How My Garden
:rows." Reeord books were brought
up to -date, "Canada's Health Rules".
were reviewed. Garden insects and
needs and methods of controlling
them were discussed. Making of a
1,rtuce salad was Remonstrated by
teen Stei •s and Ann Pestell. At next
meeting girls plan to ex•ohange
bouquets of flowers.
NOTICE —
Don't neglect your Lire Insurance,
protection every one needs it, even
you. Consult your local Sun Life
representative Harvey Stephenson,
Brussels, phone 4112c.
MORRIS
The Historical Research meeting of
rhe R-. i was held on Tuesday. July
18th. at the home of Mrs 1M. )fathers.
The usual opening exercises and
business was eon dnrted by Mrs.
Stanley Conk, who had charge of
the meeting.. Ruth Pror•ter and Lois
)Walker entertained with piano duets,
The 'sill 44811 was answered by des-
rribing nr showing the oldest
article posseed and this brought -to
the fore many things such as shawls,
benlet4. }n•oorhe,. di0111'' and many
ether artiele4. all of which were one
hundred or more years old. Mrs. Du -
Val of Wdngham, gave a splendid
talk ern Historiea1 Legends from the
Pyr. of Pauline Johnson. Mrs. Stanley
Cools demonstrated in her capable
manner "Ironing a Man's Shirt," A
trio of grandmother's Mrs. N
Higgins. M. H. Wheeler and Mrs.
Jas. Michie contributed 2 numbers.
Luneh was served by hostess as.
-need by Mrs Carl Prnnrer, Mrs.
Ray c"1', o'1'ord and Mrs. Earl Ander-
son. The next meeting will lie held
at the home of Mrs. Cora ;1MeGill 4th
line on Tuesday. August 14tH,
Mr. and Mrs. Berker of Kitchener
are spending the summer with Mrs,
R4/ella Armstrong.
' Ars Livermore of London Is a
guest of Mrs. Ethel Cloakey 5th line.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter Margaret
and Mrs. Laura Kirton of Rlnevale,
were visitors on Friday at the, )tome
of James and Mrs, Michie.
Miss Eileen Holmes who has been
visiting relatives in Flint and other
places in Michigan for three weeks
returned home recently.
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