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Talcum
The Talcum with the
costly Pea eine of
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Attractive tins 350
JonteelOombination Cream
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Petrofol
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Paraffin 011
Colorless and odorless,
This preparation
baying a good sale.
$1•0o bottles,
The Film that
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best is the
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film
Our supply in
all s z s
is compete.
No. 2 Brownie Camera $2 50 FILMS
No. 25 Brownie Camera 3 so DEVELOPED
No. 20 Brownie Camera itio AND
Vest Pocket Kodak 5 oo (PRINTED
Hexall Skeeter Shot straw Hat Cleaners
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250 bottles
Hexall Nice
Destroys the odor of Perspir-
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Pomo 25c bots.
Strew Cleaner roc pkgs.
Rexall Straw Hat Cleaner rye
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Loener-sH hustling Base Ball q meet
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our team nn Victoria Park, Brussels,
Thursday of ernoon of this week. It
should be a fine game See it
JUNE.
Co Council next week.
Local and District news on page 4 0
this issue. Read it.
READ the Field Crop Competition
advt. on page 4 and get a bustle on and
go after a couple of the awards.
Soma well ripened .strawberries were
picked in the gatden of Jiro, Ballantyne
early this week. Not bad for May 30.
POLLYANA at the Picture House,
Brussels, Friday evening of this week.
Don't miss it. Read the advts. and locals.
A FEW Football sports motored to
Listowel Friday evening to witness a
:fine game between Gait and Listowel
seniors. The latter won with compara-
tive ease.
Alt attempt at a Concert and dance
ander the auspices of an outside musical
outfit for Thursday night did not pan
out and the promoters bad to seek past-
ures new.
Tux street oil was applied to Turn•
berry and other streets during the past
week. Some founts this out, by under
sired and undesirable illustration, before
the sand was added.
Day OF SPORTS -Friday evening of
this week a meeting of ail interested to
.holding a program of sports in town will
be held in the Board room of the Public
Library at 8 o'clock. Show your inter-
est by your presence. Be a booster.
DI=LOCATEO SHOULDER -Last Satur-
day art George Colvin was assisting in
the shipment of the furniture of Mrs. J.
Kyle at the G. T. R he had the tnisfor-
fortune to tall from the car and had his
shoulder dislocated, several ribs broken
and other injuries. We hope he will
soon be as well as ever. Mr. Colvin is
past 72 veers of age but bas been quite
hearty.
Mrss GLENN, of Glenn -Charles, 'l'oron-
to, Canada's Hair Fashion store, will be
in Brussels, Monday next, lune 6th,
American Hotel, with a full line of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hair Goods.
If you are not satisfied with appear-
ance of your hair consult Miss Gilenn
who is an authority on Hair Gotals and
indiv'dual Bair styles, Free demonstra•
tion.
THE first meeting of
Huron Trustee
and Ratepayers'
A sect i
s at nn ill
w be held
in the Temperance Hall, Goderich. on
Wednesday, lune 8th, at z p m The
Association has for its object the im-
provement of near Educational System
and finding not the wants of the com-
munity fn Etiunational matters. Every
one interested should make it point to
attend this meeting. An excellent pro-
gram will be provided.
SociA1- evening in connection with
the Young People's Society of Melville
church will be held Thursday of this
week, on the lawn of G. A. Deadman,
Frederick street. Supper served at 7
o'clock followed by games and a good
prb C
stn, Rev. and
Mrs McLeod od will
be present and look k [orwar
d to meeting
the young people of the eommualty.
Don't forget your basket. Ail will be
welcome. In case of rain gathering will
be held in. the church,
HvMJNSAL.-On Saturday, May 2151,
Rev, Mr, Emory, West Toronto, tied the
matrimonial koot between Ben. Birbig.
hauler, of Tororttn, and Miss Viola
Go idwin,' of Brusse s They willmake
their horse in the Queen city and have
the good wishes of many friends, The
bride's mother will live with them in
the meantime, Mrs. Goodwin's health
has been anything but satisfactory but
the Summer sewed will aid in the
building up process we hope.
A YOUNG cow, the nroprrty of Geo.
i Colvin, received a bad bump from an
f , automobile. The animal was grazing on
the highway South of town, She had
I to be killed,
Lovees of Mary Pickford will have
the chance to see this delightful little
star iu "Pollyana" at the Family Theatre
on June 3rd, The picture is billed for
one day only. and Manager Browne an-
nounces there will he two shows that
evening, at 7 and 0 o'clock.
DOA3loNn ring lost on Williem street, Brun -
eels, on May 19th. A suitable reward wilt
be paid on leaving it at TOE Powr Publish.
ing House,
BUOxwnEAT for sale, Dina n quantity of
outs. A ppiy at Lut 26, ('on. 7, Oyer township
or phone 11510. EDWARD Row LA ND.
Fete SALE. -Two nrst•ela=s Dairy news.
EaNasT IMA.,
Phone 804 Lot 17, Con. 4, Grey.
NOTres 50 DEBTeEa.-A11 persona indebted
• for past due accounts are asked to call at my
store and tonere up the same A fter .Ione 161b
those not nettled will be premed over to the
Division Court Clerk. Kindly attend, to this
notice and oblige. S. C'AaTEn, Brussels.
ONE Aberdeen Angus hall for sale two
years old. BnO : SMITE, Trowbridge, Ont.
R. R No, 2.
LAwN Mowers sharpened arpe11 d and pot 9n shape
to du good work. Geo. EDWARDt.
WHEN you're going home take a City Dairy
ice eream brick with you from W. A. Gnaw-
AE'a.
SHORT Horn bull calves for side 7 and 11
months respeetiveiy, One from en imported
tire. Priced to aefl. i.ot 00, Con, 0, Morris
township. Phone 100. ,10811 82.1718. 8811
De. PAkise, Oeteopathtc Physician, visite
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and norvoas dtoeaeea eucceoefnlly
treeted, Vislta reeidenaee, Censultatfan at
queen's Hetet.
REPlIEwENTATlVE WANTED Thr Brussels and
Huron County to represent "The Old Reliable
Foothill Nurseries.' Big sales are t0 be made
in Belting Nursery stock during the recon-
struction period. A splendid opportunity for
a live salesman. Highest emminiuCtons paid,
handsome, free equipment, large line of fruit
and ornamental stock to offer. STONE 84
W aLLINO2ON, Temente, Ont,
TBR authorities are after the law de -
fins and the safe and sane way is to ob-
serve the law. A man who breaks or
defies ctytnot be ciassrd among the
people to be proud of. Loyalists stand
by the Statutes.
LrrrLR
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t annual entertain -
me
ut of the Little S'ars . ar Mtss(on
Band
of
Melville
church u ch under the capable e direc-
tion of Mrs B. S. Scott, the energetic
Superintendent, was held May 17th,
Program was as follows: -Opening
hymn ; prayer ; chorus by Band, May ;
reports of Secretary and Treasurer ; re-
citation. Margaret Strachan ; reading.
Lawson Clouse ; solo, Wilma Galbraith ;
recitation, Janet Brown ; recitation,
Margaret MCDouald ; solo, Archie Bal•
lsetyne ; reading, Mary Ritchie ; recit-
ation, Tommy Welke ; solo, Isabel Mc-
Kay; recitation, Mona Hamilton ;
mu,rus by Printery class; recitation,
Mary Innis ; reading, Nora McDowell ;
duet. Jean Ferguson1
n Fer u and •1 h
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Jack Oliver
recitation,
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jean Stewart a016 Edna
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McCall; ianale
s
o ' nin a Denni v
solo, Elva Oliver pageant Bringing
them to Jesus'; solo, Janet McVettie ;
chorus by Band, "There is no friend
like Jesus" ; presentation of Junior
Membership pin nod certificate to
Dorothy Ballantyne, t'he gift to the lat-
ter wee lassie was thrnsgb the generosi-
ty of her sister, Mrs. (Rev) Kennedy, of
Cranbrook, the presentation being made
by Dorothy Kyle who was the 1st junior t
member of the Band. The offering t
totalled $ir4,do. Confectionery was dia. a
pensecl to the little folk and the interest.
Ing program concluded by the National I t
Anthem.
SSEERYPJC62tt1P.D [n "Pottyanne".
Friday Ev'g, June 3rd
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4- Eyesight Specialist I
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H. ANDREWS,
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1 ialist, who has been fitting peo. 4,-
4. ple around here with Glasses for •I.
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the past 20 years, will be at the +
+ Queen's Hotel, Brussels, You +
4. can see him by appointment. +
New hooks are placed on the Pubilc
Ltbrary shelves this week.
Cougen. meeting and Court of Re-
vision next Monday evening.
NORTH HuaoN. Liberals annual meet-
ing met at Wingliam Tuesday afternoon.
Serosal, from Brussels took in the Ie•
duction at Walton last Tuesday after-
noon,
Coved. meeting will not meet next
Monday evening but will be held Friday
evening -'f next week.
Mas, PUTNAM', of Toronto, a repre-
sentative of the Chautauqua, is in town
in the interests of that literary and musi-
cal organization.
By advt, in this issue it will be seen
that the Re -organization Sale at the
Hanna stores, Wingham, fs still in pro-
gress. Look it up.
WINOHAM defeated 'I'eeswater in the
latter tows Monday evening by a score
of 11 to 7. It was a fine game and wit.
nessed by some Brusselites,
THE U. F. 0. Convention for North
Huron will be held in Wingham Friday
afternoon of this week. A. number
from this locality will attend
FRAY of this week P. Rutledge,
Bro'sels, starts "Elsie Campbell" and
"Tum Wilkes" in the races at Chesley,
'l'liis will be their initial races this seas-
on.
Lase. Monday evening's game of inter-
mediate League Foot Ball between
Brussels and Listowel was postponed as
there was a oocflict in dates, a senior
match being on far the same date by
latt er.
COUNTY Orange Lodge will hold an
important meeting in Wingbam next
Tuesday at 2 p. m Rt. Ivor -Major J. I,
Harts, Past Grand Master, will be in at-
tendance. Large crowd expected. See
advt.
Baus.Er.s Rase Bail team went to
Lucknow on Tuesday and played an M.
terestibg match with the Sepoy repre-
sentatives, winning the game. Score
was Bru=sell 6. Lneknow 5. See the
game in town Thursday evening.
+RESS Excuu;log - Thursday morn-
ing of this week the Editor of THE Posr
and Mrs Kerr leave for Toronto to j tin
the Press Excursion, starting ft em the
Queen city at 4 p m by special train,
sur Vancouver, in which city the Annual
meeting of the Weekly Press Assoc'ation
will be held on the 8'h and q•h insts,
THE Potr will be in charge of the Fore-
man, Teo. Ballantyne, and staff during
the absence of Mr. Kerr. Items of
news will be appreciated.
LAID ro REST, -Friday afternoon the
funeral of the tete Mrs. Walker, whose
body arrived here from Los Angeles,
California on the noon train of that day,.
took place from the undertaking depart-
ment of Messrs. Walker & Black. Rev.
Mr, Stafford gave a short, suitable ad•
dress from the text, "If a roan die shall
be live again ?" Pallbearers were W.
W. Burgess (Mitchell), W. Rands, W.
H. Maunders, N. F. Gerry, W. J. Mc-
Cracken and W. II. Re r. The casket
was accompanied by deceased's only
surviving daughter who never
failed to give her mo'her the best
of care and attention to the last
possible moment. Mrs. Walker was a
sister to thet
s la e
o n
Jb Wynn, v of Brus•
sets and resided here Y
for ears
She
was bell in high esteem.
steero.
"I' CAN'•. AFr.au Ir." -This is the
title of a well presented Play by the
young people of Belgrave, Friday even-
ing of last week in the Town Hall, here,
under the auspices of St. John's church
choir. An appreciative audience was in
attendance and the financial proceeds
were about 870 on. 'rhe piny was writ-
ten by Rev Mr. Patera, 13 A. Belgrave,
and shows up in good form the readi-
ness of folk to buy gold bricks while
moat hesitant to assist in local endeavors
to aid community enterprises and the
welfare of young and old, Every
e her
m m of the company d,
d splendidly
ndidl
y
and the interest was as well maintained t ed to
the
class. Iia is written Play e in 4 arts and
those who took part were -Van and
Russel Hopper, Howard Wilkinson
Wilbert, Oarl, . Stewart and Harold
Procter, David Deacon and Misses Al,
etha and Luella Hopper, Verde, Lulu
and Edith Procter, Maude Bell and
Helen Deem. Rev Mr. Peters intro-
ducedtlhe talent. Between acts Mrs,
F S. Browne and Harold Kerney con-
ributed excellent piano and violin selee-
ions. A tasty lunch wan served at the
lose to the visitors, The young folk
will be welcome hack as their presenta.
ion of the excellent Play was Most
creditable.
Small Remittances
WHEN you remit small amounts do you use the
safest, most economical and most satisfactory
medium?
Bank Money Orders are inexpensive, protect you
against loss and relieve you of worry,
These orders are obtainable at all our branches.
and sub -branches.
T fi it
STAN ARD BANK
OF CANADA,
TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS
Brussels Branch: • • • G. H. Samis, Manager,
Dublin Branch: , F. McConnell, Manager.
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[MIIY T11fAT6E
BRUSSELS
Saturday, 4th.
Dorothy Gish
IN
Remodelling Ter Husband
Also Parimount Magazine
,and Comedy
Monday, 6 (Special)
Eltlt"io Lincoln
IN
Under Crimson Skies
Wednesday, 8th
The Web of Deceit
Pathe News and Comedy
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1 People We Talk A bout Ili
W. H. and Mrs, Willis, Wingham,
were in town on Sunday,
S. Carter attended the funeral of Mrs.
Imo, Hart, at Owen Sound, last week.
Geo. and Mrs. Edwards were visitors
with Stratford relatives tor the week
end,.
Harry and Mrs. Kirby and daughter,
London, were visiting at the Queen's
Hotel for a few days.
Geo, McMillan was at Wingham to
see his brother-in-law, S. Mitchell, who
is in very poor health,
Cotenso Salter is here from the Upper
Canada College, for the Summer vaca-
tion, -Clinton New Era.
Miss Jeanet Speirs has taken a posi-
tion as hook keeper and assistant in the
office of the Ford garage, Brussels,
James Speir, who has been laid aside
from rheumatism in his limbs, is able to
be about once more, we are glad to
notice,
Mrs. 0. H. Sproule and little daugh-
ter, Doris, Listowel, are visiting the
former's parents, Jas, and Mrs, Bur-
gess.
F. W. and Mrs. Wigg and children
and T. L and Mrs. Kerr and daughter,
all of Clinton, were visitors nt'•River-
side" villa.
Barrister j. L. Lamont, Torontn, was
here for n short 015)1with relatives and
received heartvcongratulatinns over the
completion or his course in Law taking
honors,
Miss Gertrude Deadman has gone to
Abbey, Sask„ where site will teach
school during the Summer months,
She has been a student at Qaeen's Uni-
versity, Kingston.
Mrs, Wm Jewitt, who has been an in.
valid for some years, fell from the side
of her bed her face coming in contact
with the neo., She is improving from
the effects slowly
Roy Stewart, who has been attending
Popo to University on his Arts course,
was home for a brief holiday preparatory
to returning to Toronto to lend a hand
in the census taking.
Mrs. Young and George jr., of Strat.
ford, and Miss Emma, of Georgetown,
were called home on account of the
quite serious accident that befell their
father, George Colvin, Brussels South.
Conductor E 13 and Mrs, Creighton,
Hamilton, were visitors with H. L.
and Mrs. Jackson over the week end.
The former was a resident of town for a
few years, filling the pest of operator
and baggsgeman at the G. T, R. depot,
This h week Philip left Anent i t for a
holiday trip
Of a month to the R
esr
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where he will combine business and
pieasure. It is ehnnt 40 vents since he
first visited ON Eldorado and his lust
jaunt through it was ro years ago
Walter and Mrs. Burgess, Mitchell,
were here Friday attending the funeral
of their aunt, Mrs, Walker. The form-
er's mother, Mrs. Cornish, deceased,
and Mrs. Walker were slaters, Mr, Bur,
gess was a former resident of this locali-
ty,
Saturday of last week Mrs. H. R. Al-
lingham and baby Pat„ left town for
their hone at Travers, Alberta. Mr Al-
lingham will meet them en route. Mrs.
N F Gerry accompanied her daughterr
ar
antiracri olatl hte
g p, r to lnrnntn where
theygot o r
a c Impartment m a Ibrnul;h
train We wish them a safe and pleas-
ant jnerney.
leas-antjnerney.
Pos'm:'ster Scott, Mrs Semis and sna
and D, hi, anri Mrs. Scott. attended. the
funeral of Mts. Service. alster.in-raw to
the former, in London 011 Puesdav,
Tuesday's Lnndou Advertiser 10150 •
Mrs, Aurrtt'a Servier•. 65 years, wife of
William Service, 55 Wilsonaventte, Lon-
don, died at her home on Sunday ef'er
a short illness. Besides her husband,
she is survived by two sar,s, E4rit, an 1
Rov,both of London, The ((mord was
held on Tuesday afternoon to Mount i
Pleasant Cemetery.
This week Mrs. j. A. Kyle and family
leave Brussels atter it resideurg of over
)2 years they go' to joie Mr. Kyle,
who is located et Lndako B C„ on the
C. P R railway, The Kyles are a fine
family and we wise them a safe journey
and prosperous years. Wm. Goodwin
is stere, a brother of Mrs. Kyle, from the
West to accompany theta to their new
home. Mr. Kyle's residence on Albert
street las been purchased by James
Henderson, of Brussels, who gets fin -
mediate possession,
Church Chimes
Rev W. E, Stafford is attending the
Methodist Conference at London, S,
Carter and W 1. felcCraeken are the
lay delegates from Brussels,
Rev. J P. McLeod, of Melville
church, ilrus•els, preached at the In•
decline service of Duff's church, Wal -
too, Tuesday afternoon,
Sabbath next Rev. Mr. Langford will
address the congregation of the Metho•
dist church on Brotherhood work, He
will have a practical story to tell,
Sabbath last Rev. Mr. McLeod
preached on "God's presence and rest,"
Ex. 3314 at morning service iu
Melville church. "Phe Kingship of
Truth" was the subject in the evening.
The representatives on the Stationing
Committee of the Methodist Conference
in session at London, from Wingham
Distrct are Rev E, F. Armstrong,
Wingham, and Rev. T. F Irwin, Luck -
now,
Sunday morning last Rev. Mr. Staf-
ford preached a. stimulating sermon from
the text, 'In the same of our God we
will set up our banners." Ps, 2o -
The topic was "The Church and its op-
portunities." In the evening the dis-
course was based on "Salvation," text,
' Believe on the Lord lestts Christ and
thou shall he saved and thine house,"
Friday afternoon of this week, at 2.30
o'clock, a Home Helpers' Conference
will be held in Melville church. Mrs,
Robert Ireland, Teeswader, and Miss
Lovell, Wroxeter, a returned\ missionary
from Africa, will he here to address the
gathering. An offering will be taken.
Tea served and a social hour following.
MARRIED
B'enionstraae-GoonwiN.-In West Toronto,
en May 21:4,1921, by Rev. Air. Emory, bit.
Ben. Biebigheuser, of Toronto, to Mies
Viotti Goodwin, of Brussels.
OLEO
jiLsay-In Grey township on Mar 90th, 1021,
John Henry, only and beloved non of Wm.
F and Isabel Elevy. aged 1 year, 7 months
and 14 dnyn.
BTENART.-In Fordtvinh, on May 26th, 1021,
Airs .rag. Stewart, formerly of Turnberry,
aged 78 years.
IN MEMORIAM
TrroMOog. In.loving memory ofour dear
mol bar, Jane Thomson, who passed away.
one year ng0 June 2nd, 1020.
Friends may thins: that we forget thee.
When at times they see a smile
1301 they 11Mi. know the Borrow
That the smile hides all the while
Yet again we hope to meet thee : Mothers
When this der of life has Aad,
There in Heaven with ley to meet thee,
Whereat? farewell tears aro eked,
OniLDREN.
Popular Stallions
ALBERTA BESIGUE
THOS. VOODEN,
Prop.
Monday -Will leave his own stable end go
to Milton Lowe's, 9th tion. Grey, . for noon;
then bark so his own stable where he will re-
t mein oath WHdnsadhy.
n. 2. Gsdny - To woo. en hotel's, Lot 7,
Lou 2. Grey, for noon ; then home for night..
Thursday- To JoAlaxander'.+, lint 20,
(on 2, for noon;n; than home for night.
Friday -To Chester Batter's, Lot 00, Con 0,
Grey, for noon • then home whore he will re-
main until Monday molting, 40.4
Litre Bred Buroc Jerseys
FOR SALE
Have few
(Melee young Pigs for sale, of
either sex
Sires Pioneer n r Hi Hr
tt to Prluodpnl
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11a6J ; agrandchem, on at Cote a Principal inn.
Hui grand champion at the 1
I Lnule no a litter
ill 'rennin•ii's J In Oriono and 19 D Also one httor
by 'rennin's Joe OJr.10899 Imp:
Plie•e eA' bred front soma of the beat blood -
e(1 Iruroes In 1 he United Witten at the preaont
Mine. lOigistore(1 pedigrees will be furnished
in the names of nil enrolment
GABBY J. WILSON, •
Phone 810 B. - it. 5, Bruaoele,
Meeting of Huron County Council
The Pennell or th.t Corporation of the Conn-
ty of Buren will main the Council Chem-
ber, tioderleh, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon of
1054523', ihn 311, day of June, 1921. Alt ea -
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Godorirh, May 20611,1021.. nnty'Clerk,
11MMAUOE 0, BRYANS
OPHTHALo7OL.0(afar
Clrndunto Dn 3nrim01(1 o1 ophthaltnology, Mo•
(lnrinieir 51Nrilteal 1'n1i, go, (!liirnga, 111, Three
mil 11,, past gradink. rnurso dnring pasts ear,
Eye,.pvrcorrectly fitted with Gh,seos. 13en(1-
001,00 loftmed. llvee: 0mnd:um Eye. Lids
.and other 1py troubles, casted l.y ltye•eknln,
reliuvtvl tb t nngh. nr„ m i ly dttrr( mases,
Hntlofar llnh Aytured.
00011 Parlor 1,, Lrehin 1d,srt,• one doer
eolith of 1 nrrloter SlnrhHr'H otlloe
IVOtdlr(rHmy m08t1 91012,), xll 1,ttgH3',m, A180
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Razmah
Capsules
for
Asthma
Still keeps up.
Thore'e a reason,
They give splendid re -
suite,`
How's
Your
Feet 2
H o t weather
inakea tired feet.
For comfort try
Ease Em
5e the pi(ge
New China
We have just replenished our
stock with some very handsome
pieces consisting of
Sugar and Creams
Nut Bowie
Salads
Celery Trays
Cake Plates, &e.
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known Oolpot't China,
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LINE
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is easily in the lead in our Toilet •
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Perfume Talcum Powder
B'itoe Powder
Cold and Vanishing Omani •
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