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The Brussels Post, 1915-6-10, Page 8Nalsomiummammull New China Received After a delay of several months, in not being able to get Haviland. Lim- oges china, we are glad to slate that we have once more in stock almost all the pieces in HAVILAND LIMOGES CHINA in the. patterns we have been accus- tomed to carry. Now is.a good time to add those extra pieces to your col- lection you could not get awhile ago, The list includes—Cups and Saucers, Bread and Butter Plates, Tea Plates, Breakfast Plates, Dinner Plates, besides the well known old pieces. 0exall KEEPS EE ®Toth TCLEAN Paste ANDWHITE Special Offer This Week A Good Tooth Brush given away with each sale of Rexall Tooth Paste at arc. Rexall Tooth Paste is most delightful to use. Besides keeping the teeth white and free from tartar it leaves the mouth antiseptically clean, and thus retards de. cay. If you have not already used this preparation here is a special inducement to start, Take advantage of this special offer. 2 -he i.VCIZio Store F. H. SMITH DRUGGIST AND S'T'ATIONER. Xeca l r ebur ttmcs THis is the month for weddings. ARE you going to Guelph on the igth ? MEASLES are having another campaign in Brussels. BRUSSELS School Board Friday even- ing of this week. HAY will ' be a short crop unless numero.ns showers come to help its g: ow th, THE ladies of Melville church are planning to have a green pea social. A fuller notice will be given later. • WORKMEN are busy at a new verandah at Dr. Holmes', Messrs. Park & Brown, of Fullerton, built the brick pillars. POST -OFFICE Department has issued a 2 cent postcard for domestic use, cover- ing both the postage and war tax, WEDDING invitatuns neatly printed at THE YosT. Two more cabinets were issued during the past week. This is lune, you know NEW Overland cars were received last week by P. Ament and W. A. Grewar. About a score of automobiles are now owned by Brusselites. STREET watering on Turnberry street is carried on with better success this season than in any former seasons both as to extent of territory and quality of the work. G Henderson is in charge. MISS BRYAN., ophthalmologist, will be found at her office, over W. A. Grewar's store, on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of each week from to to 12 a, m. and 1 to 6 p. m Evenings by ap- pointment. See card in another column. THUMB CRUSHED —One day last week as W. H. Pryne was working about some heavy timber the thumb of his LARGE deliveries of' coal for next Win- ter's use are being made. 5o CENTS in advance secures THE Pos'r to Jan. 1St, IQ16, to any Canadian ad- dress. MONDAY evening's rain was a fine one and should prove a great blessing to the country. NEXT Tuesday the Greyhound Excurs ion to Detroit takes place, the t,oat leaving Goderich at q 30 a. m, Return fare on the steamer is $1.5o, good for 3 days. RICHARD STEVENS begs leave to hearti- ly thank the A. Y. P. A„ of St. John's church, Brussels, for the present of 85.0o which was most acceptable par- t:cularly after his recent illness. —0 GOLD brooch found. Owner may have It by 50 P105 weighing from 100 to 180 lbs. for gale. 60.1, ARCH. MCDONALD, Ethel. BOMB and lot for sale 0 rooms, large wood- shed with coal bin, hard and soft water, email fruits, etc., acre lot, corner Thomas and Alexander streets. For further particulars apply on the premises, Quick sale as proprie- tor is removing from town. T. R. THOMSON, Brussels. 8 YnAa old well bred roadster mare for geld, Apply t0 CHAS. BOTTUEY, Brussels, R. R. Ne. 0, Phone 268. PURE bred mammoth Pekin dnoklinge for gale at 20 cents apiece R. THOMSON, Riverside Poultry Farm, Brussels. Phones 24x or 66. HALF dozen cane seated chairs and a side- board for sale at a great bargain. Ask at THE Pose. GARAGE FOR SALE.—Undersigned offers his cement garage, which is 80a 60 feet, with metallic roof, for sale. It is fire proof and waterproof, with handy office, &c. Building is well located. For price and terms apply to D. Ew.eN, Brussels. Goon brick house on William street for sale together with good stable and driving ahed. Excellent repair. All conveniences, bath, eco. For farther particulars apply to GEORGE right hand received a bad smash by the t THOMSON, Brussels. Proving property and paying for this notice. beam catching it. Fortunately the bane Two Short Horn bull calves for sale, One and joint were not injured seriously but animals inathe ie othey18 TrAs.toNactutirtger the bruited member has given him con- purchaser. Have also a young Yorkshire hog siderahle pain. , for sale. JAS. SEEIR. Lot 80, Con, 9, Morrla, raw STORE —Roy McKay has leased Box 267 Brussels P. O. Phone 267. the store in the Smith block, one door South of G. N McLaren's, where he A GARDEN Party will be held under will open au up -to date grocery and restaurant. He has a personal acquaint- ance with business and knows the majority of people in this community hence should do a share of the trade. Store will likely open Saturday of next week. RED CROSS TEA.—Thursday afternoon of next week a Red Cross Tea will be served at the the home of Mrs. Robt, Thomson, Queen street, West. to cents pays the bill. Ladies are asked to fetch their knitting and sewing along. Don't get the dates mixed as the Red Cross Circle usually meets on Tuesday but next week owing to the Women's Institute being held 'Tuesday the Circle meeting is changed to Thursday. Tuts Av afternoon of last week a number of the farmers of the 14th Con, of Grey township added their quota of kindness to Messrs, Pryne by continu- ing the gravel hauling bees that have been spoken of in past weeks. A large r vel is now on the ground quantity of a 4 v g possibly nearly as much as may be re- quired to rebuild the proposed building and the belp of all concerned is very highly appreciated by the firm, To GUELPH ON SATURDAY, IgTH INST, —A special train will be run in connec- tion with the o Annual Excursion to the i Model Farm, P. Guel h from Kincardine r ia dl to Henfryn inclusive, on Saturday of next week, xgth inst, The timetable and rates are announced on page 4 of this issue. Three special features will be demonstrated that day, Prof. Creel - man says : (s) Tile drainage machine in operation on the College farm ; (2) The Dairy barn with all up•to-date fittings; (3) Demstration in cooking and butter making. Plan a party and arrange to go and put in a good day. A hint secured at the Farm might make many a dollar in the way of usefulness or pro- fit. Lunch will be served at the Farm, All tickets from Bluevale North are good to come back on the following Monday. did their hest. Half time saw no score, Sohn OUT.—'Phe news that Wm & R. Shortly after Brussels seta terrific pace, A. Prvoe had disposed of their milling the auspices of Melville church on Mon- day, 21st inst, Chief feature of the pro- gram will be James Fax, the well known vocalist, of Toronto, aqd his accompan- ist. See bills for particulars. GAME FRIDAY EVENING—BTusselS Will play the closing game in the first round of their series ma Friday evening of this week at Atwood. As the result of this match will have much to do with the future operation of these teams it will be a hard fought game, no doubt. We hope to see Brussels win. H OLMSTEAD —'The death of Mrs. Ellen Holmstead, wife of Francis Holmstead, K. C., P. M., occurred at her home on Goderich street, West, Seaforth, on Sunday afteruoon. Mrs. Holmstead, Who had been in poor health for some time, was 66 years of age and is survived but no family. husband b . She v by her usb was a faithful and valued member of St. Thomas'. church, A NEW AND BETTER WAY.—The old wayof the Optician tr ing on glasses roves vision is being some lens improves proved that it is a thing of the past by the Specialist at Stretton's jewelry store. 'Phe long tiresome trying on of glasses is past. He scientifically measures your defect and corrects it in a very few minutes bythenew and wonderful Shadow Test System No drops or drugs or excessive bright lights to hurt your vision. Satisfaction guaranteed. Eyes tested free at ray store every day and evening until next Wednesday night. W. F. STRETTON, Brussels. HURRAH FOR BRUSSELS. — Monday eveniog last ushered in a decisive win in Foot -Ball for Brussels. over their old opponents Listowel, who brought along a special train and the Gill Barber one- piece band, as supporters. The ball was faced off before a large crowd, de• spite the rain, During the first half Brussels worked hard for a tally but neither side were successful although rushes were frequent and both teams business to Messrs. Nagle & Logan, of Benmiller, came with quite a surprise to the community, Purchasers will go right on with the erection of the new mill as planned and have taken over the machinery ordered by Messrs. Pryne and will have the new mill in running order in the course of the next 2 or 3 months. Both members of new firm are married. Messrs. Pryne have beeniin business here for past 8 years and have worked up au excellent trade. They ex- pended a large sum in improvements and the water power is not easily sur- passed, cancelling the necessity for steam 9 months of the year if 001 more. What Messrs. Pryne intend doing is not known to THE POST. In the meantime the junior member of the firm will take a trip to Winnipeg. We would be glad to be able to state that they were likely to continue their residence in Brussels all too fast for Listowel and the locals notched the first goal of the evening. The game then began in earnest and the fast Stephenson combination resulted in another tally and another followed in due order. Brussels defence did fine work end every man in the home team did splendidly. 'Too bad when Listowel had planned for a success but the better team won. Game ended with the score 3—o in Brussels favor, Brussels plays Atwood Friday evening of this week, when a good game is expected. Line. tip Monday evening was as follows:— Lis'rOWRL BRUSSELS Ament goal T. Anderson Roos backs A. Anderson Rocker " Jackson Hein half backs Walker Sinclair McDonald Bamford Scott Waddell forwards Workman have roved themselves to be Robb W. Stevenson as they P Ifelly E. Stephenson first-class residents, THE Pose' welt r Iyltill " P. Steplienson Cotner their successors and expects that t Lavelle V. Duncan they will do their part to sustain the Secretor E. Fiebig, of the W. F. A., good name of the business established in Y add about Brussels, gave entire satisfaction as Referee. • • • 'F�'yl�t"i„1„I"t«k'FrF't"I'tNt!'t'!F'ittM'F+'M'+�t'�h'Fd'•t'�thti'�F'Ht'i'd"Nd"M�F�N't' Announcement of rrices- - ,l, AT THE I 4. East Huron Produce Emporiurn.� At present we are paying the Following I 4. Extras No. 't No. 2 Tub and Box Butter 23c 2ie 19C Eggs 20C I7C 14C + + •F Issued at 5 per cent additional in trade. ROBT. THOMSON - Brussels • •i4.4.4..4.1.F•Ni'3•'t•4444+1.1.+F'Nt'FF'F'iI'+4.4.4.4.4 ++++++++++++.1.4.4+++ Due Bilis THE annual tournament games in con- uection with Brussels Lawn 'Tennis Club are uow being played off and in- teresting matches are often o0 the pro. gram. ALL who have not completed the cleaning up of their premises are to be asked why it is not dope, we under- stand. Ample time has been allowed for the most tardy it is thought, hence the neglecter will have no one to blame if asked to appear before the Reeve. If the Board of Health is to make fish of one and fowl of another they will have a rocky road to travel. One rule closely adhered to will be the only way to look after the work. A ROUND DOZEN.— S. Carter, local agent for the Ford car, has already sold and delivered is cars this season, with prospects for more. The list is as fol. lows:—J. H. Galbraith, W, A. Lowry, Dr, Bryaos, Anderson Bros , and W. P. Bray, Brussels ; Archie and John Mc- Donald. Ethel ; Clark, McKay, W. Schuoek, Allan Lamont, Grey town. ship ; and Blake Bros., Walton. If 3o, - 00o cars were sold by the Ford people a reduction of 840 to $6o was prom- ised by the Company to each purchas. er. This number has already been dis- posed of so that the rebate will come all right, making a nice saving to pur- chasers of.cars this season. If you are thinking of a car see Mr. Carter, TENNIS SCHEDULE. — The following schedule for the Listowel Group of the Western Outario Tennis 'Tournament was draws up last week. Delegates present : Messrs. Leckie, Brussels ; Dr. McIntyre and Scudamore, Harriston ; H. J. Murphy, Mt. Forest : and H. C. Roos, Listowel. L. H. Bernie is con- venor of the District: Harristou at Listowel—June 18 Brussels at Mt. Forest— June i8 Mt. Forest at Harriston—June 23 Listowel at Brussels—June 23 Brussels at Harriston—June 28 Listowel at Mt. Forest—June 3o Harriston at Brussels—July 2 Mt. Forest at Listowel—July a .Brussels at Listowel—July 9 Harriston at Mt Forest—luly 9 Mt. Forest at Brussels—luly 14 Listowel at Harriston—July 21 FIELD CROP COMPETITION.—Following are the entries in the Field Oat Crop Competition. under direction of East Huron Agricultural Society :— NAME ToWNSHtP VARIETY Jos Ryan, McKillop, American Banner Elston Cardiff, Morris, Golden Drop Jno. Robb. Wide Awake Francis Duocan, " American Banner Jas. Speir, Golden Drop Robt. Lawson, White Jewel Wm. Moses, Wm. Bird, Sensation Jno. Crerar. Grey, King Phillip Geo. Meanies, Prince Royal Oliver Turnbull, Sensation Andrew McKee, White Banner O. Hemingway, " Ring Phillip Dew Drop McQuarrie, R. J. Hoover, • t000 Wm. Slemmon, " Lincoln Jno. Lowe, Long John W, Armstrong, " Carter's Abundance A. Stevenson, Elma, White Danish 7prizes wit.. be awarded among the 19 competitors and there is variety enough in the seed to make the contest interest, Ing. An expert Judge, appointed by the Ontario Government will make the awards in due course. 'There should have beeu 40 or 5o entries instead of 19 among as gond a lot of farmers as are to be found around here, HURRAH 1 for Guelph Model Farm Saturday of next week. BIKE DELIVERY,—Flail Couriers Pol- lard and McAllum have been attending to their respective mail routes on bicycles and giving their equines a holi- day at grass. A person would hardly think they could carry so many bundles and parcels on a wheel, but it seems the ' know how" is worth a good deal. WILL ATTEND SERVICE —'The members of St. john's Lodge, Brussels, A. F. & A. M., will at'end service in the Metho- dist church on Sabbath morning, loth lust„ at n o'clock. Brethren are asked to assemble at the Lodge room at 50 30 a. m and march from there to the church. BRUSSELS O Women's Institute next Tuesday afternoon in the Public Library Audience Room. Address by Mrs. Burns, 'roropto, who is a very compe- tent speaker and there should be a fine rally to hear her Even if you are not a member of the Institute you will be welcome. IT is said Thos. R Thomson and family will probably remove to Seaforth where he purposes engaging in business. Mr. 'Thomson has been a resident of Brussels for the past 14 years• being assistant to his brother Robert in the East Huron -Produce Emporium. Sea - forth was his former place of residence hence he is well acquainted with the town and locality. We don't like to see good citizens remove from town. FALL FAIR DIRECTORS.—A meeting of the officers and directors of the East Huron Agricultural Society will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, Satur- day of this week at 2 3o p m for the purpose of revising the Prize List and making arrangements for the next Fall Fair to be held on Sept 3oth and Oct, 1st, Full attendance requested. At 4.30 p. m. on same day F. S. Scott, Auc• tioneer, will offer for sale at the Central Hotel. Brussels, a thoro bred Durham Bull, the property of the Society. Pedi- gree may be seen on application. Terms made known on day of sale. "CATCH MY -PAL" PARTY. — Tuesday evening of next week, 15th inst„ a Gar- den Party will be held at the home of Henry and Mrs. Hoover, (on the former Betz farm) nth Con.. Grey, under the auspices of "Catch•my Pal" class in Brussels Methodist "Catch-my School. Auburn Brass Band will be there also a display of fireworks. Refreshments will be served and a Foot Ball garne at 6 3o o'clock between the "Catch•my-Pals" and a team of married men. Free con- veyances for townfolk will leave the Public Library at 5 45 p rn.. and every half hour after a❑til8 o'clock. Good program. Be sure and go. Go -r His DIPLOMAS.—J. G. Jones, who has been taking up the study of Optics, has arrived home from Toronto having secured Diplomas from the American College of Optics and the Canadian Col lege and has been receiving congratu- lations over his success. He alsout in some well spent time with practical opticians in their practice iu the city. Mr. longs will have his office at his home in the meantime and will be ready to artange appointments by phone No. 8o)i or otherwise. e. He has a large stock of watches, clocks and jewelry on band, in which special bargains will be offered and he is ready to attend to all repairs in watches, clocks, etc, He guarantees satisfaction to all favoring him with their patronage. Repairs left at J. Fox's Drug store will be promptly attended to. N.YA L'S_ Moyflower TALCUM POWDER Mayflower Talcum Powder Nyal's Mayflower Talcum is an ex- perience to every first time user. Its touch is soft, soothing and refreshing. Its distinc- tive Mayflower perfume, delicate, individual, elusive. Ideal for every use to which you can put a Talcum. Nyal Quality preparation can be obtained only in Nyal Quality Stores. Ask one of them for free copy of Booklet entitled 'r Yotlr Complexion," giving full par- ticulars of best methods of massage. ,..dr,ArApgzes."11. James Fox, Druggist, Brussels Established over Forty-one Years , THE STANDARDFOBANK CANADA � , w-: The A,B,C of Baflkina ASSETS OVER $ 48,x00,000 Perfect Safety. Quick Assets. Reliable Service 178 We solicit your account in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT BRUSSELS BRANCH, -J. F. Rowland, El UPI Manager. Notice All parties indebted to the Pryne Milling Co. are asked to kindly arrange to settle the same at an early date. Pryne Milling Co. Brussels. • REPORT of Huron County Council is crowded out this week but will appear in our next issue. A ROYAL Arch meeting will be held in the Orange Hall Monday evening of. • next week at 8 o'clock. FIELD KITCHEN —A meeting of the ladies of the W . C. T. U., Red Cross Circle and various Missionary Societies of Brussels and locality -will be Ireid Fri- day evening of this week, at 8 o'clock, in the Public Library audience room. to discuss the question of help to a Field Kitchen pro3ect for the 33rd Regi- ment. All interested are asked to at- tend - MINSTREL SHow —Last Monday even- ing, at the close of the Foot Ball match, a Minstrel Show was put. on 'by a Listowel Company in the 'Town Hall. The program was vaned, well rendered and thoroughly enjoyed.. Owing to the heavy rain during the evening many who proposed attending were unable. to get there. Listowel has no 'small a- mount of vocal talent considerably above the average. ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.—Friday evening of last week 3o ladies of Walton Women's Institute presented the humor- ous drama, "An afternoon Tea in a friendly village," in Brussels Town Hall and did it in good style To describe the costumes is beyond our powers and where they were resurrected from is a conundrum but they were quaint and fitted the performers "like the paper 00 the wall." B S Scott made fitting in• troductory remarks e"nceruing Women's Institute work after which Rev. Mr. Lundy, of Walton, presided, Between the two Acts, a recitation was well given by -Margaret Balfour ; Jno. McArthur sang Patriotic solos in fine style and Lillian Jackson contributed violin solos nicely played, Proceeds were divided between the Institutes of Walton and Brussels. The visitors from the South were treated to a tasty lunch by the Brusselites before leaving for home. One thing was made plain :—That dramatic and musical talent in Walton has been hiding its light under a bushel in the passing years and might still be a buried talent had not "An afternoon tea in a friendiy village" put it on a candlestick. John Reid, of Seaforth, has been notified from Ottawa, that his son, Leslie Reid, who was with the Canadian forces in the fighting line, has been wounded in action and is now couvalesc- lug in an army hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Reid have been veru anxious about their son for several Weeks as they did not hear from hint until they received the official notice from Oltawa. The Reid family were residents of Brussels at one time and a number of old friends here hope their son's life will be preserved and that be will be able to return home in due time. Church Chimes The pastor, Rev. D Wren, will be in his own pulpit next Sabbath. . The R. C. church is being improved in appearance by the painters' brush Rev Prof. Wright, of Huron College, London, will be the preacher in St. John's church, Brussels, next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. J. H. McBain, of Tilsonburg, an old Atwood boy, who formerly taught school in Grey township, has been ele- vated 'to ,the President's chair in the Hamilton Conference of the Methodist church. We wish biro a happy occupan- cy of the office, Rev. Thos; Manning. Stratford, was elected President of the London-Metho- diet Conference for the ensuing year. Rev. Mr. McCamus was next in the order of voting. The 1916 Conference will be held at Kingsville. Essex Co. Conference closed on 'Tuesday. The General Assembly of the Pres- byteriau church, met at Kingston during the past week and was an interesting session. In 1916 this body will meet in the city of•the Winnipeg. The Assembly expressed itself decide.ily Nr Church union by a vote of 368 to 74, and send- ing the question on to the c.tngregations and Presbytaries Last Sabbath the services in the Methodist church were conducted by W. T. Cantlon. of Edmonton. His morning text was "How long halt ve between two opinions" and the evening subject was ""l'lie crisis of the present -day " Mr. Cantlon intends taking his place in the vineyard in the Great. West and the good wishes of many old friends here will follow him. Lusitania offieial investigation will open at Westminister 013 june 15. by Lotd Mersey. Prisoners of war helped fight forest fires along the transcontinental near Cochrane. Heavy losses were sustained. BORN BARTLTrr--Ili Clinton, on May 2Brd, 1915, to Mr, and Mre. Harry Bartllff, a son. LAOKIE—In Wroxeter, on June 6th, 1915, to Mr. and Mre. Wm Leckie, a son. MURRAY—In Morrie township, on June let, 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. William Murray, a son. Rousreo —In Battleford, Sask., on June Ind, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs, .15, W. Robinson,a eon. •••f•••••••••••••••••••••• Penslar BEEF, • IRON• • 'BcWINE • •• I • • • • Good Beef, Iron & Wine needs •• no push. Everyone ,knows this •' reliable Penslar remedy, It con. • tains nutriment, strength and Z s stimulant combined. All of the 3 •• ingredients are the beat Itud i • purest. Good for lack of blood. • • Good for prompt relief in cases 4 of sudden exhaustion. Nothing • • • better for convalescents. w Try It. •• • We guarantee It at • •• Z FOX'S; • ' DRUG STORE • • sThe Pewter Store Z r BRUSSELS MARKET. -- Wheat F1 6200 Oats Peas 1 86 Barley 60 Butter Eggs Hoge Hay E1 20 500 1 65 20 21 18 19 ,, 9 20 920 1800 1800 Potatoes per bus 85 85 Wool washed 20 20 MAUDE O. BRYANS OPHTHALMOLOGIST Personal graduate Department of Ophthal- mology, McCormick Medina] College, Chicago, Ill., is prepared to test eyes and lit glaeaea at her office over Miss Inman's millinery store. Office days—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every week. Office hours -10 to 12 a. nt. ; 1 to 6 p. m. Evenings by appoint- ment, Phone. 1210. Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 6 p. In. on Tuesday, June 22nd, for the excavating of acellar at Knox church manse and the building of cement walla. SPeetflca- tion may to seen et Cranbrook postoffice. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ae- cepted. Address tenders to WM. CAMERON, Cranbrook. To Contractors Tenders will be received by the undersigned np to. Monday 14th inst., at 8 p. m. for the construction of the Bosman Drain, Township of Morrie, and contract will be let same day at Township Hall. A.:MCE W EN. Clerk. Township Morrie. Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to to 7 p. m., Friday, .Tune 2.sh, for the erection of a horse shed 644E100 feet at Ethel, without cement work. Wood work and corru- gated iron roof to be put in as separate es well as joint tenders. Plan at office. of A. H, Me-,, Donald,- Ethel, Lowest or any tender not neceeserily accepted. GEO. ADDY, Secre- tary, Ethel. ForSale _ t2 -foot power windmill with mast, one round wooden supply tank and an iron force pump for sale. Reason for selling have installed gasoline power. For further particulars ap- ply to TELFER KEEPER, Lot 16, Con.7, Grey, Ethel P. 0. Phone B47. Bull for Service The undersigned will keep for service on Lot 11, Con. 10, Grey Township, a thoro'•bred Dar - ham bull. Terme 51,00, with privilege of re- turning If necessary. 40-2 W51. MoNAIR, Proprietor. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••tNN•••• Brussels Daylight Store G. N. McLaren • , • • ip'h.„,.„, ,..„,. i,"a'p,.„,w.„'W'4,Wi e; g� hrtNr'4,4,^L^h^UW'ttM'..,.,. 4Yt0,s a,,„,..4p.tA4,N10rw'NrNt,'t„Id4d,.,„, ,'4rin'4,'t.,40, ..„,,„edieN,'4; 4;,,,,... ..,..... L W'4, 4 • ., • • • • • • Progress de Ma • • Clothing 1� • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• 3 • UR stock of Progress Made Clothes is now complete. We had placed our ord- i ers for these before the advance in Worsteds and have the most complete asIt - sortment we have ever shown. The Prices are right, in fact we consider them • • the best values we have ever had. • • Men's Suits • • • • Men's Lower Priced Suits • Call and see them. • All the newest patterns, as well as Black and Blues 10.00, 12.00, 13.00 $15.00 • • 5.00, 6.00 & $7.50 • • Boys' and Young Men's Suits Properly Made and Perfect Fitting 7.00, 8.00, 10.00 & $12.00 • • Children's and Large Boys' Suits • Splendid assortment, Newest Patterns ire From $2.50 to $8.50 • • . . • A Complete assortment of Ladies'! Men's, Misses' and Child I ren's, Boots, Shoes and.Slippers. _ • • • • g 0. N. IVIcLaren • Highest Prices for Produce. • • 1••s•s••••s•••s•••••••••.•••A••NNA•••••••R••R•NN• •••••••.•e•••.•••••••••••• a