The Brussels Post, 1920-4-29, Page 8ee
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Pup(r Week." and the slogan is—Brighton up the house with
New Wall Paper. Newly papered walls and ceilings will great-
ly iluprove the appearauee of a room and add to its cheer.
See °l -iv mtct,m'i Tapestries, Stapes. Oattneals and Plain Ef-
fects for Living Rudms, Dining Rooms and
1920 ire? S e,3r:'L1S Halls Chin nd Stripes with Cut-out
Floral Borders or Bedrooms.
hen Papers
• .•I Papers suitai. e tor Kitchens to select from
A very good Paper for standing hard wear is
.ich can be wiped art ..1th a damp cloth, as the
priced at 200 per roll.
'i re you an estimate of what new paper will cost
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W. C. T. U. will hotel its regular
` ` I, its meeting Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the audience room of the Public Lib -
New um° ,? ^iL1arterlies of the Pictorial Review
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,,- ire here. Costumers saner:
will do well ell,u
secure
Ine early, as there w:ts a shortage in the
• n r•. tat Revier, Pet) eres kept in stock.
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find Enjoy the Beautiful Spring Season
1:Odaks iron $1 ",'d1 no.
'a Browne Yen, Camera Cr to.
No. 2 Br,,wilie flue flamers, f•, lr•
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SATURDAY
TROUT hs.•:.ry it
COUti CIT 1111,
Arnent
Pianing Mill
We are prepared to attend to
all orders for Platting and will
be able to supply Lumber,
Sash, Doors, &o,l
AMENT BROS
BRUSSELS
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'is,nem t Saturday.
"day even -
nary,
A company of Bresselites have been
invited to furnish the musical and liter-
ary program for an entertainment in
Clifford, next month. They have ac-
cepted,
ing• „cH22227 is your subscription to 'nue
BOOS it ". 1 ents per PosT? We thank those who are paying
dozen. , ••1 e , f up and saving us trouble and expense in
LOCAL n . Page 4 mailing notifications, There are hen -
this i 1 .fired, yet we hope to hear from,
Fuzee e :.eason will
be held Tee v. v '
Hover,:,• 11 f .. i. Directors will Fon Sale ahenvywork mare. Phone Lida.
meet in ,i:iy of next week. 2 steel tire buggies in good repair for sale.
A num"- ' t c ,t, •Fr h ,,,es are be- Apply to 380. AlcNiIL,Blacksmith, Ethel.
Ing shlot- - om tens locality, good Fol SALE. --9 pigs ((hanks) from 50 t0 75
prices bele:: ?'.'.l. pnounds also 5 suckers about a month old.
Rosset RoBERTIoN, Brussels P. O. 11,12, 2,
Two car. ergs have been shipped
by Robert '1.1..mson from hest Huron
Produce Fieeerium.
THE road '.; rrder was in 000 rounding
off a nturee - of streets so as to leave a
better c}r:at.,'r.: rot• water to get away,
Anour I I:... chicks helve been hatched
already tale :,e. son at the Poultry farm
of Walter R Brussels, by way of a
start.
A gaily p•ein+ed ilex tank wagon and
belongings 1i :e been sent to James
Henderson, the local representative, by
the Impe:tel r) 1 Company.
THE Posy , irc'ilation continues to
grow. Hel" n ',fid :mother too names.
$I,00 seem.- f ,aper to auv Canadian
post office t;.l• 1111.
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rt?2I.
THE S an. ''''` d bars,: "Minor flet"
owned ltv 1?, t ,' tesols, will
stand at the i' .e for the
season oI eo
sult his pr•t: •.+
LIGHTNI '
Howard Hall
week and did st n
home also. An in ,...r
Saturday by f_, 1
Howick Mettle! Teen-
LIGHTNING did considerable damage
to Brussels Telephone Company's lines,
Tuts should be good weather for sale
of umbrellas, waterproofs and rubbers.
O.'eAN rates and railway fares to the
West have adysuced in common with al-
most everything else.
HELI,0 1 Do you want a Fertilizer that
will boost your grain crop Read the
advt. of Stanley Wheeler in this issue,
He bas some other thiugs for your bene-
fit loo,
WILIn tr W. BM ea, a former Brussel-
ite and son of j.. K, Baker. Grey town-
ship, has sold Ins hardware business at
Granton, Out., to Newton Gunniug, of
K lrktou, who bad a general store.
FoO'rBALL —There are 34 Clubs enter-
ed in the W, F. A. this year. Brussels
is in Intermediate group along with
r
Listowel, Atwood, E:he6 Convener,
le
Beverly Bamford, Listowel ; to meet at
Listowel,
THE POST 18 sorry to hear of the in•
disposition of Mrs, John Wright. She
fell while carrying a pail of water and
injured her back and one itrm. We
hope she will soon be as well as ever.
nit home auoouneed for sale by P.
Anteot has been disposed of to James
Kernaghan, of Jamestown locality, who
gets possession at once, Mr. Kernag-
ban was a former resident of town be-
fore moving North.
DON'T forget the Spring Horticultur-
al distribution of shrubs, plants, trees,
Q c ,Thursday of this week, at the Pub -
he Library, Every member is asked to
secure their sbnre so as to clear up the
order without lagging,
Mermislr.• Advocate turned a nice
corner when he referred to a new motor
hearse coming to town as you may see
by the following :—N. J. Boyd, furni-
ture dealer and undertaker, has purchas-
ed a beautiful motor hearse and had it
out on Monday for the first time. We
commend him on bis enterprise and
though wishing him success, we hope
that deaths may be few and far between.
Loses VALUABLE NOTES,—Tuesday's
London Advertiser speaks of a former
Brusselite as follows :—J. H, Cameron,
teacher of botany at the Collegiate In-
stitute, has lost bis entire collection of
botanical subjects. They were destroy-
ed in the Collegiate fire cm Thursday
evening, Many other valuable Dotes,
colleetious of stuffed birds and skins
were also a prey of the fire,
AUCTION SALE —Saturday, May r5tb,
at 2 p. m., an Auction Sale will be
held at I. C. Richards', Turnberry street,
consisting of household furniture, bed-
ding, carpets, &c. There will also be
offered for sale a Ford car, a modern
brick residence and a frame dwelling.
Watch out for bills for fuller particulars.
F. S. Scott will be the Auotioneer, Mr.
and Mrs. Richards purpose removing
from Brussels hence the reason for the
sale,
DENTAL INSPECTION IN SCHO0L0.—
Monday and Tuesday mornings of this
week Dr. Hamilton, acting underdirec-
tions of local inspector through instruc-
tions issued by the Ontario Department
of Education, completed the,deutal sur.
vay of Brussels Public School. Each
and every pupil was examined and de•
fects if any, reported in a duplicate form
provided for the purpose. One copy is
retained by Provincial authorities, the
other copy being given to the pupil to
submit to his part nt, If the parent de-
sires to have the proper attention giveu
the teeth ;of child latter takes his copy
to the dentist who sigus same upon com-
pletion of tbe work and is then returned
to teacher and filed. It is not compul-
sory in any case that defects noted on
report should be remedied by dentist.
This is optional with the parent and
whether action will be taken or not will
remain to be seen, No time like the
early stages to make the necessary cor-
rections,
INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING.—
Monday evening the Lecture room of
the Methodist church was filled to
capacity by au expectant audience who
were well repaid for their attendance by
the capital and informational adclress
given by bliss Russell, of Bombay,
India. After opening exercises J. T.
Wood, who was instrumental in getting
i lona
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ler here,took the
the
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male t erene was
chair and
after a t to
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a
Russell, B
snug called upon Miss Ru s y the
assistance of Mrs, Parker and a number
of girls in costume some of the customs
of the tEast were exemplified, a child
1
Ceremony
being Marriage C v g the chiof,
g
i tion of about
Follotvlu
a laser s
Following p
work, civic life and many an interesting
note of things concerning the great In-
dian Empire of the East, the story was
more tally explained by numerous mic-
roscope views of town and city "lie with
pictures of cathedrals, schools, idols, &c.
The necessity of more help in this great
field was urged and the value of Chris-
tianity fully explained particularly in the
Lenana life and Medical Missions, Miss
Russell is a public speaker much above
the ordinary end her visit will be a
pleasant memory in days to come as well
ns an impetus to the work in India,
Sbe is an English officer's daughter and
has a sister engaged in missionary work
in Cashmere, At (he close of Miss
Russell's address brief complimentary
remarks were made by the chairman,
Rev, Mr, Stafford, l', el, Gilroy, W, H.
Kerr and Rev. Mr. Mann. After a lib-
eral offering Heber's well known Mis-
sionary hymn wan sung shit Rev. Mr,
Mann pronounced the Beuecliction,
Mr. Wood took the occasion to speak of
the return of Pte. Fred. Iilllson, wino
had arrived iu Brussels on Saturday and
welcomed bio back, the audience
see
-
onling their approvalbyheartyap
plause. Brueselites have a tie to India
this year particularly from the fact that
Miss Monet Brothers, B. A„ has gone
to India as a Missionary teacher. Miss
Russell spoke to Melville Sabbath School
Sunday afternoon, She will be wet.
0011:10 back to town again,
Phone 474,
QPANTrTY of alluminum ware for Sale.
Alay be seen at the home of Geo. C. LowIY,
Prinness street, Bru,Sels.
LAnY'a wide woolen scarf lost in Methodist
church shed, pink, brown and white strip.
Will tinder please phone 0410 or leave at Tua
POST,
COAT found. By proving property and pay-
ing
aying for this advt towner may have it at TDB
POW.
CEMETERY Woax,—Wilt those who are hav-
ing
awing their plots in Brussels Cemetery eared
for and are In areears kindly remit Benne and
state whether I am to continue caring for
them. My charges are $1.00 per year, if paid
in advance. Phone 88. ROBERT DA RR,
Caretaker Brussels Cemetery.
FoUR nonthe' old heifer 'calf far sale. Ap-
ply to Wm. ROBB, Thomas 8t., Brussels,
Fon SAtw.-0. A. C, 72 Oats, Marquis Spring
Wheat, Seed Potatoes and Maple Syrup.
Phone 4915 050. WHITYLICI,D,
Lot 20, Con, 13, Grey townehip,
ill 000- Mon key found. Owner nifty have it by
calling nt Tog P098 and paying for this not-
ice.
%I% tree at Onn pen of Rodent Laying Contest, Ottawa,
•-`il'. of last Ont,, after 24 weeks' laying, are leading all
n l,r;e to the Bob.eand stand fourth place in entire Con.
testi Egg' for hatching off this oto: ir, 80 each,
.•t was made Phone 7x Jan, T. DUNCAN, Ernsselo,
t'aer, of the FRAME house and small stable for sale, East
mpany, id
Lot 92, Grey Twp. Appply IRENE k'owe $,
iiena10N. 1M
onkto , Perth to., On
t.
FRIDAY Cta meet- , and nearly +aare o
f
ground. d
ing Of i1 1 wilt be PTinCHHe and streets,
held in the Bee," 1 Pub11C'Bru 14 oBRr and soft unite, good oellar,
Library. Objece third club canunt ri5tarn Dlcoaey tight, good garden
for IO2o, recri,r. 1 1019 and particulars
to theyterm.. For further
partfculnre apply to the owner,
transact any : , business. JAMES Senors, Brussels,
5, WILTON a 1 t ";'1 -re elected 8 or 4 tons of good
Tinothy. Flay t
o s
ell
in
delegates tiewe • O7reIElie barn. Apply to D. bleKINNaN
Phone 217 Let Con. � Grey,
O. O. fie, Ertl Lodge,
which will ', t 1 1 „1 text June,
The same tee. ' i • •. 7 .•+ 11 will re-
present the 1,4,1, ',II?. District
meeting to 1,,. , a 1 •
1Y ,,m.
I. O. 0 F.•• -i t , m itl,Vergary of
Canadian 0,11x1 a 'Fill be ob-
served next ,'•, . uy Western
Star Lodge, l i. ,_as, by at-
tendance at .. eeeee., when Rev,
A. J. Mann 1i e, e.annual ser-
mon. Beeth 4,, meet tat
their Lodge r'' a T11"; 10,8 block, at
6,45 o'clock, fs n•1 ornh to the
church Visit i, • nr"l.n,: will be
heartily weiceined.
WELGosti- 17,9 r . u:, u- EliI!son,• a
former Arusloell 00805088
with the well lei, eve ,',t i' ettalion 4
years ago, arriv int . 1 a Saturdey.
He was 1; 5 days be.
fore the art nit !teo,u : hot through
the chest ea l 1 i'•; hack to
Canada has 1..• . 111, ,: Couvales•
cent Hosps,r,l 1, .v uflicially die•
eharged+;",,: 1 •' Arrival in
England F...1-t".,rl into a
Machine Gee , ,"'t en getting to
Franceeine Gun
thF
ivn 1 U U
Co. Flt .1
stripling 04, , 1,7 mai,.
His preson . • r l to remain
ie this local 1, e."• lee team Brussels
as his home Pe el. is glad to lee
stack and mane 01,1 Ire elle ate just as
well pleased to see 1,140.
800200 (1nLL88lost a few weeks ago, Dark
yellow In color. Any information will be
thankfully received, J. W. STBPRRN8oN,
Phone 4018
Dn. P8100010, Osteopathia Physician, visits
Brisels Monday afternoon of eeoh week.
Chronic and nervous diseases suooeastully
tree! ed. Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen'. Hotel.
A Few QUERIES.—
Wheu are von going to clean up ?
Where, to kids get their cigarettes?
Which is the untidiest street in town ?
Why is noon train nearly always late ?
What are you doing to boost Brussels ?
Why don't you go to church regoa
larly
Where would you find a prettier spot
than Brussels?
ADVERTISING RATES A»VANCED
Commencing with May ist the rate for
advertising space in THE Pos'r will be
a•lvanced to 15 cents per inch and local
notices to ro cents per line, Cards of
Thanks are 50c, and In Memoriam 5oc
with ase added for each four line
verse additional. No advertisement
inserted under 85 cents per issue. This
advance is rendered necessary by the
constant rise of supplies and expensee in
0ounect:on with the printing business,
Few lines of trade have been bit harder
then newspaper offices and the prospect
of redress does not seem to be likely to
arrive for some time,
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Counter
Check
Books
TEE POST is prepared to sup-
ply the various styles of
Ootlnter Check Books on
short notice,
Samples may be seen and
prices ascertained by calling
at our office. You 21111 buy
as cheap from us ao from
any company,
Let reit have your order,
THE POST,
BRUSSELS.
1 People We Talk About $$
$t xs
Miss Lovise Sinclair was visiting at
Hamilton daring the past week.
Edward Lowry, N. roxeter, was call-
ing ou old friends in town last Saturday,
Airs. E Metelle and baby, of Clinton,
were visiting at the home of Reeve
Pluto,
Leslie Lowry hes taken a position
with a clotbtng firm in Toronto. We
wish him success.
Miss Eva Bryaus, who bas been laid
up with rheumatism, is able to get
to, led to eta
about again we are p,eas
Mrs. George Muldoon has been laid
up front en attack of tousilltis but is im-
proving nicely now we are pleased to
any,
Councillor and Mrs. John Bryaus and
family, of Fordwich, were visitors with
Mrs. Edward Bryans and family on
Tuesday.
Mrs, T. T. Wood was called to Lou-
don last week owing to illness of her
sister, Mrs. Macfarlane, We hope for
speedy convalescence,
Mrs. Heury Howe and son, Moles-
worth, were visitors at the home of Wrn.
Dark, Alexander street, the former's
father, for the week end,
Stewart Fox, who has been attending
the College of Pharmacy, Toronto, is
home for a few days before writing on
i success.
4V
e wish him his exatIt
h
s
H. Gourley Darroch, Listowel, was in
town Inst week in the interests of the
Delco light plants for which he is the
District agent and is placing a number
of thein. He gave THE POST a call.
Congratulations are extended to Dr.
Alex. D. and Mrs. McKelvey, Toronto,
over the arrival of a son and heir Friday
of last week. The former is an old
Brusselite well kuown to many readers
of THE POST.
S. Twist, Toronto, Inspector Indus-
trial Prevention Association, authorized
under the Workmen's Compensation
Board, gave THE POST a call last week
when makiug his inspectorial visit to
Brussels.
W. R. Stretton, of Port Arthur is here
for a short visit with his brother, W, F.
The former is an old Brusselite who
followed railway engineering for a num-
ber of years and is always welcome back
t0 the old town.
Will. McMartin, who has been in town
for the past year, bas gone to Galt to as-
sist D. B. McDonald, butcher, with
whom he worked before Mr. McDon-
ald's removal. Robt. Herr has taken his
place at the Howard Bolger shop here,
Misses Barbara, Mabel and Emma
Speers, of Gerrie. sisters of Mrs, Will.
McQuarrie and Mrs. W. H. Stiles, are
visiting in Brussels. The former's
health has Dot been good for the past to
months but she is improving we are
pleased to state.
"Bub" Warwick arrived home last
week from Torouto, for a holiday after
bis exam. in his course of civil engineer-
ing. He has another year yet to spend
on his course at College. Practical
work will be taken up during the vaca-
tion, probably in Northern Ontario.
Elmer Ewan, wbo has beeu in Toron-
to for some time, has returned to town
and will be the mechanic at the Ford
garage. Mrs. Ewan and son are also
here, The former is an old Brussels
boy being a son of D. and Mrs, Ewan,
hence is well acquainted with many.
We are sorry to state that Miss Mar-
jory Jewitt, who is living at her grand-
mother Jewitt',, Mlll street, Brussels,
has been threatened with appendicitis.
We trust she may soon be as hearty as
ever. Miss 'Lewitt is a daughter of 12..
W. and Mrs. Jewitt, of Kincaid, Sash.
This week Georgy and Mrs, Lott and
family remove to Wingham where they
have purchased a property of q acres,
They carry with them the good wishes
of the people of Brussels for prosperous
days in their new home. Mr. and Mrs.
Lott are old residents of town, Monday
evening the ladies of Mill street waited
on Mrs.
Lott t presented resentsd her with
sant and a
' re stand and
e jardiniere p.
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bou bon dish as a parting gift accom-
panied by their good wishes. Mrs. Lott
thanked the donors for their kindness.
A. H, Milligan, who has been teller in
thetScotia for the past
Bank o
E Nowa
few years, (during which period he was
absent for a time wearing tbe King's
colors) has been promoted to the Ed-
monton breech and after a short holi-
day at the parental home, at Clifford.
Ont.. will go to bis new post of duty.
Mr, Milligan leaves tnany warm friends
in town and surroundings and is the
type of young than a town don't like to
lose, We wish him tbe highest success,
Church Chimes
miumosimelimmil
EARN TO SAV.a�..
every man, woman
and child can save.
Every one should save. Every
ambitious person does save,
The Savings Department of
the Standard Bank of Canada
affords every facility for aid-
ing you to save. 201
THE
STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS MANAOCR
Next Sabbath morning T. L. Hamil-
ton, a well known layman of Listowel,
will give an address on the Forward
Movement in Melville ohurch, The
canvass for the financial objective will
follow next week,
Rev. W, A Bradley, Teeswater, gave
a practical address on the Forward
Movement in Melville church last Sun-
day morning, In the evening "The
Open Door" was the theme. A ladies
quartette, "The Lord is my light" was
given in the morning by Misses Walker,
Strachan and Fox and Mrs. Robert
Thomson,
many For the first time in nag years the
Anglican Synod of Huron meets out-
side London. This year it meets on
May ro in Grace Church, Brantford.
Owing to the fact that anew parish hall
has been built for this church the con-
gregation extended an invitation to the
Synod to meet there, which the Bishop
of Huron accepted, The Last time the
Synod met outside of London was in
1911.
Sabbath morning last a congregation-
al rally was on the program for the day
at Brussels Methodist Church and
was a well enjoyed service. Auto-
mobiles were sent tor those who were
unable to walk to and from the church.
The Fellowship service was lead by W.
H. Willis, of Wingham and gave the
day a good start. Variety was given to
the usual service by 3 laymen (T: T.
Wood, W. H. Kerr and F, H. Gilroy)
giving short addresses iusteed of the
customary sermon, the pastor presiding.
In addition to the anthem by the choir
a male quartette was sung by H. L.
Jackson, F. H. Gilroy, W. J. McCrack-
en and W. H. Kerr ; and W. H. Willis
rendered a most appropriate solo. At
evening service Miss Russell, tram
Bombay, India, gave an interesting ad•
dress on phases of her work in tbat
wonderful country. A Ladies quartette,
consisting of Misses Aryans, Downing,
Wood and Bailey, was given. The
pester, the Rev. W. E Stafford, assisted
in the service.
Quarterly Communion service will be
observed next Sabbath morning in the
Methodist church. Testimony service
at xo,15.
The program for Maitland Presbyter-
ial has been issued and is a fine one.
Meeting will be held in Kincardine,
Tuesday, May 18th,
The services in St. John's church last
Sunday were taken by a student from
Huron College, London, in the absence
of Rev. H. Smith, rector.
Rev. D. R. Drummond, Hamilton,
was chosen Moderator of the Hamlitou
and London Presbyterian Synod at its
utford this week.
gathering in Brainier('
A deputation of clerics and laymen
from the varlons Presbyterian chutches
are attencliug the London and Hamiilou
Synod meeting being held in Brantford
do the 26th, 27th and 28th of tills
month, -
Perth County
i
Listowel business men are re -organ-
izing their Board of :Grade.
$160 was realized at a sale of home
made baking at Mrs. W. C. 3 idd's,
Listowel. Proceeds for local hospital.
At annual meeting of Mitchell
Sporting Association, following
officers were elected for ensuing year :
President, Wm. Forrester ; vice -
President, Wm. Schafer ; Secretary,
Wm. Martyn ; Treasurer, John Brod-
erick. It was decided to hold the an-
nual celebration on Victoria Day,
May 24111. There will be horse races
and others ports.
Provincial convention of the Con-
servative party will be held in Toron-
to the last week in October.
The Ontario Government tax on
raciug has been reduced to $7,600 a
clay for one -mile race course aid
$2,600 a day for half -toile courses.
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-AfoIiwuvwY,—At private pavillion on Aprilril
l0el 1920,'i to Dr Alan. D.
and Mrs. Mo•
Itelvey,Toronto a soli,
WELaa. At Olds, Sask., on April 10th, 1920, to
Mr. and Mrs, J. 1. Welsh, a son, Jnmee
Lawrence,
TOUNo,—In Alorr'is on April 15th, 1920, to Mr.
and Mrs, Bert. Toting, a eon.
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MARRIED
GLon4Haa BOLTON.—At the Methodist Par.
soilage, Wingham, on April 21st 1920, by
Rev. E. 11, Armstrong, B. D, Miss Stella
biathlon Bolton, of bialon townehip
to Alr, George Glouaher, of Huullett town.
ship,
DIED
NwwrANn0.—012 April 22, 1020, at his late rest.
dense, 800 Rushobne rd, Toronto, Jahn
Neelands, formerly High 'Treasurer of
Canadian Order of Foresters, in his 110111
year.
SHANNON.—In Hallett township on April 27th,
1920, Gladys A. ]roster, beloved wife' of
Bagll Shannon, aged 20 years, 7 months
and 7 days,
IN MEMORIAM
BELL,—In memory of Mrs, Juo, R. Bell, who
died on April 80, 1010,
When a mother breathes her last farewell:
The stroke anemia more than tongue can tell;
The world seems quite another place
Without the smile of Mother's face;
Her cheery ways her emiiing face
Are a pleasure to recall ;
She had n kindly word for each
And diad beloved by all,
THE FAMILY,
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Fox's Drug Store
TI -IE STORE
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Weekly Scor(<' Ne,
Smoke Essence
1'a 1•
Smoking and
Preserving Meat
hoc per bottle
Easy to apply and gives splen-
did satisfaction,
Pensiar
Tooth Paste
One of our most popular
Tooth Pastes,
Pelee sante Its usual -
25e per package.
Palm Olive Soap and
Palm Olive Shampoo
Mc and 600 respectively,
Quality the beet,.
Red Cedar Flares With
Moth Camphor
For storing Furs, Clothing, Car-
pels; woolens, &a. Pkge. 25c,
Auto Road Maps
Something every Auto Driver
will And most convenient. '
26c each.
Auto Eye Glasses
A great comfort to Auto Driv-
ers, Good variety in style and
colors. 25o and 50c,
A Comb
Forthe Home
in great variety -200 up.
Also—
GENTS' COMBS
POOK17T COMBS
FINE OOMBS
BARBERS' COMBS
Chocolates in Bulk
Are yoti on our Obocolate lief ?
If nob just try a satimple package
and see how really delicious they
are. Always fresh.
70c per Ib,
Eco ,i'.`.4 :'m7ze
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Make your olcl hat new,
We have all the shades.
Easy to apply. 30c per bottle. see
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An Irishman was Sitting in a depot smoking when a woman came in
and, sitting down beside him, remarked : " Slr, i1' you were 15 gentle-
man 7011 would not smoke here.",
"Mum," ho said, "If ye wuz a lady ye'd cit farther away."
Soon after rho woman burst out again : "If you were my husband
I'd give you poison." "Well Mum," returned Ole Irishman, as be
puffed away ae his pipe, "if ye wuz me wife I'd take 11." -
JAMES FOX
DRUGGIST and STATIONER
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BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat 51 96 $1 05
Spring Wheat.....— ............ 1 000 2 10
Oats
Peas 2 85 2 85
Barley 1 22 1 20
Butter 55 48 05
1Egga48
Haws 19 20 00 20 0 19 60
Wool "0 00
AUCTION SALES
THURSDAY, 108810th.—ira'm Stook, Imple.
loon ts, Household Furniture, 80, East jt Lot
24, Oon. 18, Grey�township, Sale unreaerVed
nt 1 p. n1, W, 1r, Sahnloolr, Prop, ; F, S. Scott,
Aim,
BAToan48 MAY 0000. --Household Aunt.
tSrerr,.,,B,oddinQ,�, Carpets, &a. A1so Ford Car
and Residential property, 7Drlberr street,
BriSsela. Sale nt 2 p, m. I, 0. UIeitards,
Prop.; P. 8. Boort, Auc,
Debentures for Sale
Village of Wroxeter Denbentures to the
amount of $5,000.00 are offered for sale ]n lots
of 000 00 or over, bearing interest at 51 per
neat and to run for a term of 25 years. For
further particulars apply to
JNO. DOUGLAS, Reeve,
or D. 51. MAOTAVISH, Clerk,
44.8 Wroxotor P. O.
Farm for Sale
Farm for sale, being Lot 18, Oen. 4, Grey
township, containing 100 acres. Immediate
possession. For further particulars as to
price, 2 o„ apply on the proppe ty. Phone 000.
MAUDE 0; BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Graduate Department of Oplithahnology, Me -
Cormick Medical College, Chicago, Ill. 'Throe
months poet gredunte Course during past year.
Eyes oorrectly erred with Glasses. Head-
aches. Interned Eyes, Granulated. Eye Lids
and other Eye troubles, caused by Eyestrain.
relieved through properly fitted Glasses.
Satisfansion Assured.
Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door
South of Barrister Sinclair's office.
Wednesday snd Saturdaya.ievenings,o 8 m. Also
SCIATICA
TORONTO MAN 'BLESSES
THE DAY HE TRIED
T. R. C.'e.
The following testimonial is vouched
for by a Justice of the Peace for the
Provinee of Ontario: "1.1 Temple
Ave., 'Toronto, 13 13 /10. Dear Mr.
Templeton: :My hitabttnd'8 experience
was a trying one, but he blesses the
day he first tried '('.11,1'.'x, lir. Kiseer
was greatly truul,lcd with Sciatica
and suffered suets awful pain that
in the end, to obtain relief, be had a
very severe operation to have the
Sciatic Nerve stret,'hed, This gave him
relief, but was, of course, very ex-
pensive. Two wars later his ell
trouble returned and grew steadily
worse. Finally he took to his bed ut-
terly helpless and a doctor was called
in. While still en invalid a friend told
us of your Capsules. 'We gate up the
deetor and tried them. Before the
second box was hurl1'' through he was
better, and has not been troubled since.
'We can't say too 11111011 or do enough to
help spread. the news of your wonder•
fol medicine."
succeed 111 Si' i. of all eases
and are 011ri efficient as an almost in-
stantaneous relief for pain. Try them!
Ask your druggist for a box. Temple.
toes, Limited, 1(7 King Street West,
Tomato, We mill T.I4,0.'e anywhert
en receipt of $1,01. Ae
Sold at Jas. Fox's Deng Store, Brussels.
Gun
ertil
ON SHORT NOTICE
Any person desiring to procure this BEST .FERTIL-
IZER may have their needs supplied very promptly
by application to the undersigned,
Gunn's Tankage
You cannot afford to feed Pigs without it. IT IS
CHEAPER THAN GRAIN,
Supply of Gunn's Calf Meal on hand,.
Once used, always used.
Stanley
Phone 218 Local Agent, Brussels