HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-4-26, Page 1Vol. 84. No 42
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL
J, R. Wendt and R, J. Rene have had Dr. Ovens, M. D„ London, Eye and 0. Johnston, of Blnevale ; Mre. Robert
new awuiuge piaeod in front of their Ear Surgeon, will bo 202 Breitbel
'e Deng Starliug, of Mita, Mna. ;'_Mmes Tena, et,
stores. Store, Smetana, on the irat Tneeday in home ; Daniel Geddes, V. S., Laokuow,
A meeting for the aolabrstion o
New Advertisements,
Wall Paper—Jae, Fox.
Loaul—I. 0. Rlobarde.
Engineer wanted—W. Lane.
We have them—A, Slroohan,
Eye and Ear Surgeon—Dr. Ovens.
New Grey Shirts -0, N. McLaren,
Notioe to creditor'—A, B. Meadouald.
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1St ±tX
W1-()XCLe re.
Mho Nellie Blaok returned to London
on Mouday,
Wm. Mines er., of Turnbarry ie at
preeeut very ill.
Mre. R. Muton visited with Gorrio
relatives this week.
Henry Sanderson apeut"' a few days of
feat week in Woodbridge.
Alex. Oaeemore has returned trout
Wickham Buaineae College.
Arabia Moffatt 1e able to to be around
again after a few days riekueee.
Wm. MoLeuuan, of London, is the
guset of him 'mole Robert Sleek.
(Aeries Forest, of Waterloo, spent
two days of last week in the village•
Muse Tina Rae left for Toronto on
Tneeday to attend the wedding of a
ooueio
Mies May Smith, bee been dangeroaely
ill with erysipelas but ie improving
slowly.
W. and Mre. Adair, of Stratford,
visited at the !attar's home near here
last week.
Mrs. J. Hartley, of Blyth, is spending
a week with her pareuta, W. and Mre.
Weir, of Howiek.
Mre, R. Gibson left for Paewegan,
Bask„ last Friday where she will spend
the Summer with her eon.
Mies Oeterbont, a000mpenied by Mrs.
Osterhont, and children, left for her
hornet near Blenheim this week.
go ! For the Farmers
Blacksmith Shop
Walton
A'NEIL BROS.
the Horseshoers, having bought out the
Humphries Hisoaemlthing busineve are pre.
pared to do ell kinds of work in that line
on the sbmrtest notloe.
Having had eevo-al years' experience 1n
seine of the beat horse -Rhodos seeps in the
United Staten we are prepared to shoe 0.12
horses entrusted to tie. Give us a Dalt.
McNEIL BROS.
Geu�lemeu
We have just pas.ed
the first mile -atone in our
business career and we wish
to thank you moat heartily
for your kindly co-operation
in favoring us with your es-
teemed patronage. We feel
sure that it is only through
strict attention to our busi-
ness that we have won the
approval of a discerning
public, and we will endeavor
to continue along these lines
and thereby hope to merit a
repetition of your favors.
We carry a large as-
sortmeut of
Spring
and
Summer
Goods
which we are sure will meet
the taste of all those who
wish to be numbered among
the well dressed members of
the community.
Call and see our stock
as we are anxious to,show
you what we have at prices
that are right.
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Dodds &
1-flabkirk
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LEADING
TAILORS.
t the each month. Hours B a. m. to 1.80 p. 02.
First of July hero will be hold at the ()entreat, squint, tailing eyeeighb, deaf
woollen mill Tuesday evening, nese and noon' oatarrh treated and
manses properly fitted. Next visit
Tuesday, May let,
ANNUAL MEJTINO,—The anneal meet.
ing .4 the 59ethed et Sunday School was
held on Monday evening. The pastor
Rev T W. Ouuene presided. Reports
pressured showed the enhool to be in a
proeprroue aoudition. Fhilowiug officers
end loaohero wore elected for the ensuing
year :—Superintendent, Fred. Raddatz ;
Aeaistent Superintendent, Arthur Heim ;
Seoretory, Lily Tyermen ; T,eaeorer,
Mre. J. Forreet 1 Organists, Lizzie
Cameron, Alis Forreet, Lily Tyermun
and Nellie Switzer; Teaohera, Mra
Tyermen, F Redda,z, Mr*, Helm, Mre.
Forreat, suit Nellie Bwiizer ; Aueiotant
Teaohera, George Sperling, Arthur Beim,
Lizzie Cameron, Mrs, Sparliug and Lily
Tyumen,
W tr 1et) 80.
Geo. MoKirn fs eerionely ill.
Mre, A. R. Small to viafting her
parente,
Robert and Mra. Blair and Mre, John
McArthur, ill Durham, paid a flying mit
to Henson and Seafortu friends.
Mies Bertha B,ar le the pu0eeesor of a
plant oalled the Rude of Jumbo, or
Snored Reenrreotiou plant of Egypt.
Mre. Wm, Beiroen, who haw been visit-
ing at Geo. v1uliim'w lately, returned to
her home near W.a ton on Wsdueaday.
Mies Aunetta Uotoloegh, of the 14122,
spent a mew days with the Menem Stair
at Walton. She was a wetoome viewtor.
Lewis MoDuueid ie spending a mew
hohdaye at bums. Se leaves next week
for Fort William where he wilt ;Wu a
'survey party.
r. G. Waghurn V. 8„ ie eufferieg from
en et000k of utoodpwouniug butts r0Ouver•
lug. H. Kirkby le elatiudiug to the
veterinary work lu the meantime.
Mre. John MoArther and children,
Douaid and Jean, spent Easier holidays
with Ribero and J1re. Bear at Waitou,
and other pointe. They are conduit to
the former.
Dr. Oveue, M. D., London, Eye and
Ear Surgeon, will be at Switb'e Drug
Store, Bradeeir, on the first '1'ueen0y in
each month. Hours, 8 a. m, to 1 30 p. m.
Cataract, squint, felling oyeoigh,, deaf
urea and nasal oatarrh treated and
giaseee properly titled. Next vie/t Tues-
day !ley let,
A branch of the Bovereigu Bank of
Canada has opened Qum week In the A.
O D. W. Sall by J D. O'Oouneil, elan.
agar of the Goderioh brauuh, G. N.
Brown, late a000nutaut of the Mi vertbll
breech, wail took after its iutereew here.
The Sovereign is one of the must prosper
aua and progressive Betake, having et
preesnt sixty branohee iu Outano and
Quebec, buomoing moat et the eitiee and
urge towns. It pay. interest on de
punts four timed a year. Our oitizena
will Iliad this institution a greet coin
000i,,000 and Walton may 000gratulate
aided o0 making one more forward step.
(^.ries' toruolo.
Next Sabbath quarterly 0ommanion
will be observed in the ,vtet120diet church.
Maeter Beneath MauRay, of Beef,.rib,
visited iu Oraubrook aurtu5 the peat
week.
Uranbrook wilt have telephonic nom.
muhioatio00 with Brussels and the out.
aide world.
Mtaa 0. MoGidivray, teacher at Whit.
Liuld'a 80uoo1, spent Easter vexation at
err borne in Mount Forest.
Township Treaaurer Reymann attend.
ed to hie duties nu paying out the thumbs
at the Oouuolt meeting at Ethel last
Monday.
k1ARRIED.—Ou the 18th of April James
Bird, of thin luaaltty, was uui1ea in
marriage to Ylea
Mary E U r t
o of
Wawanu h
e Rev. Mr.Lx n
g Ford, of
Brussels, tied the matnm.etial knot.
We wish them a smooth voyage over
life's ooeau.
A0 honor list ie being kept in oar
public soh.tol for the popde of the beet
conduct. Of those whose name* were
entered during the peat terve six• desalt,
creditable mention, namely :—Harold
Smaunon, Julia Baker, Bessie Alderson,
Alex. Dark, Elsie Sperling end Gordon
Knight.
.7atme,at 'yvat.
Dr. Oven.), M. D„ Loudon, Eve and
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smith's Drag
Store, Brueeele, on the first Taeedsy in
eaub mouth. Hours, 8 a. m to 1 80 p.m.
Cataract, squint, failing eyeaiuht, deaf•
nada and 'meal oatarrh treated and
eltoses properly fitted. Next visit,
Tneeday, May 1st.
Merrier -
Mho' Carrie Speir baa taken a position
in Cannington.
John Evans spent the Eaater holidays
in Oxford county viditiug relatives.
Mrs, Jewel Duncan, 4th line, has been
quite ill during the past week but i-
ooneiderably better now we are pleased to
mate.
While Mies Sherrie ie making favor
able progress Mre Sherrie ouotinnee fu
mach the name condition. Her heart
bothers her considerably. Her many
friends bops the better weather will in-
vigorate her.
DEATH Or MORRIO PIONEMR: The old
pionoere of chid eeotiou of Huron county
are passing away and this week we
reoord the death on the 19th of William
G. ddee, of Morrie. Deeeaeed had been
failing for some time. Two years auo
he boo -.me bond inn We is thought to
have haetened the end, as he was a great
reader a,.d not being able to read wee a
great hardehip to him. Mr. Geddes was
he oldest of a family of fourteen, and
was born near Glasgow, Scotlend, in 1821
end emigrated to Canada with hio par
81110 in the Spriug of 1827, eettiieg in
Lvnark county, where ha was married to
M,ee Mary MoLean, a slater of the late
Dona d MoLean, of Belerave, and who
,urvivee him. In the Spring of 1854
Mr. and Mre. Geddes eettlee
on lots 7 and 8, on the 4111 oonaeesien of
Morris, where he resided continuously tip
to the time of his death. Deoeaepd (uuld
tell many an interesting 'story of early
pioneer life in thio section of the comity,
as when he came there was no each
plane as Wiugham or Belgrave, By here
worka
o eared hie hundred it r
r
a ee of fine
land out of the bush. He assisted in the
bmldieg of ,he first frame barn in hie
d letriat, Deoe+end wan a life ong mem
ber of the Presbyterian (March bud
in pp Rice wee a ecauneh Liberal. Mr.
Geddes had not of late years been able
to be about moult but in his earlier life
ook an ant ve intrre•t in public, affairs,
arid he will be muob missed lu the
family Wrote, Out of a family of
thirteen ohildren seven are living, via :—
Mrs. Mart V1oLean, Wingbam; Mre. J.
3. >t746g Ma V-MeY.a®.t A2Ma=.in s.
rtt'r ml`
EX R.. 0 IiirM ]S. LONER ON
Eye and Ear Surgeon
VIS/TS BRUSSELS MONTHLY 1
0 If you require Eye Gle.sses, Spectacles or treatment for Eye,
Ear or Nose do not fail to see D1. OVENS.
ffice ; Smith's Drug Store, Brussels
Next Visit—Tuesday, May 1st
Hours :-8 a. M. to 1.30 p. M.
re•rae1fdYrel eYrt'fva0 170eiffe.tefrAie ai?trat6talee regi�6raWAViS ,sLi,
womunnu® The Best Values we have ever shown iu
We
Have
Them
LACE CURTAINS
at 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1 25. $1 50,
$1.75 and $2.00 per pair and up.
These numbers are all extra good value at the
price nod it will be to your advantage to see them
before purchasing.
ART MUSLINS
Wo are also showing 0 good range of Art Mus-
lim at 5o 8u, 10o, 12io and 14o. Plain and Spot
Curtain Net, Frilled Curtain Muslin, tiro.
CARPETS •
Carpets in Union and All Wool at 80o, 400, 50o
and 75o,
Tapestry Carlene at 45o, 50o, 65e and 75o,
Floor Oils and Liuoleume in good patterns and
at. Popular Prioe8,
House-oleuning will let you know what is wanted.
Muko out a list and Dome to us,
No Fancy Prices Everything Cheap
A. STRACHAN
and Wm, and John on the homeotead
David Geddes, of Belgrave, and John
Geddes, Sleeve's, are brothers of the
deceased. The bereaved widow and
family of the deeeeeed will have the
sympathy of it large oirole of frieu4e in
their offiictiou, The funeral un elatur•
day atternoou to the Brandon cemetery
waa largely attended, Service was con
daoted by Rev. J. J. Hestia, of Belgrave,
and the pall bearere were rho three eome,
hie son in law, J. U. Juhneton, and two
uephuwe, John L and Root. Grdden,
Two LATE Joni" Marmot —A pioneer
of title townohip Woo removed from our
midet on Sunday, April 8th, when the
spirit of John Mol,',roy Loma as flight
Mr. McElroy was a native of Ireland,
being born near Belfast, in County Down,
nearly 86 years ago. Hs o,me to ()anode
in the year 1851, being six weeke 012 the
boat (worming the Atlantio, and made hie
way through the bneh to Goderioh, and
afterwards went to Clinton where be
worked at hie trade as a cooper. About
three years after hie 00mi05 to Goderioh
he took op lot 12, nuc, 8, Morrie, a1em a
lot on the 5th om,oueeaon end elan one on
the 781, mouoe.eio0, on the first named of
which he condoned to reside until hie
death. Jarnee Polloolt and Geo. Kelly,
er„ are the only remaiuing eettlers who
were then on the 8th oonoeseeon. Tbe
deneeteed waa married twice, to bis first
wife in 1856, oho being Mies Debutah Mw
Oat., who died in 1864, and the second,
Minx Elizabeth Armntroug he married in
1866. By hie flrot wife he had five child-
ren, W. H. and T. C„ of Blyth ; John, on
the homestead in this township, and
Jamee and Mre. Walter Way, of Killer
bey, Manitoba. Four children were the
result of the eeoond msrrlage, one of
whom, Mre. John Taylor, of Dunrea,
,Manitoba, died last December ; those
living are •—Mrs, Thos. Rogerson and
Vary, of tine townebmp, and Rachel in
Srtueb Uo-nuebia, Mr. MoE roy was
e good nelghber and a kind fried to
'hoes ID bead. He was a Methodist iu
religion, a Oonoervat,ve io politics, and
wee at one time a member of the Orange
Order.
Grey.
The bridge abutments and gaper.
elruvtaree for Grey will be pushed along
now that good weather bag arrived.
The Pathmadtere have their work out
out for this year a8 many of the bett•e
ere 10 very bad ahepe owing to the ab.
dance of e0ow and the heavy frosts.
Nail D. Roes, a former teaohor in 8. S.
No. 3, wee o weloom•• Easter visitor, He
aldn't speed all his time in the township
eat he bad the graoe to 0811 on old friends
Ili Brueeele also,
t,alter Burnett, who visited the
families of A. B. Smith, and 0. Smith
Soli non„ also hie slat- r, Mrs. T.' T. Smith,
Wroxeter, doriug Earner, ,etnreed home
on Tuesday, Mr. Suruett ie Mrs.
Smith's yonugeet br•,ther.—
Juin 0,ivor, 6th oon., disposed of his
Lille blank 28002 to a geutlemau in 8tra1-
furl at a long figure. He delivered hem
In Sea-
oCLh Ia
week bud brought
Noma
euother fine team with him, Mr. Dever
nes developed ince quite a horse buyer
and handled 20 lot of good canoe.
Tuesday the members of the Mnuioipal
°unuatl took en exo0reion to Mouormeff
locality to euquire into matter° of im•
provement to the Besnehampoud Pigeon
drains; °ewer pipes nomas sidemen at
rote 25 and 260,1 Guelph and Goderiob
railway ; and other work of iutereet to
the towuebip daddies.
Waite, McKoy, Oth don., left T0eeday
for Suroe°burg, N. 5V. T., where he an
Lends making hie borne. He disposed of
bus flue 50 acre farm to his father lust
week. Walter has given op farming ou
amount of it dfeailed leg. He ie 0u
,uduabrioue young man and no doubt will
do well in tee West. Elie many irieude
with him 8000080.
ante.—We ere sorry to learn of the
death of Annie Smith, beloved wife of
Mugh MoDuuad,of Melbonrue, Manitoba,
formerly of the 3rd oou. of Grey. She
died on Monday, April 2n.1, aged 53yeare,
11 mouths toed 22 days. Mre. MoDoualo
was daughter
a of the lass
Jambs
Smith,
of Grey, and womb West with her boa
baud 17 years ago. She was a tine
woman whose demise will be eivaerely
regretted. Her husband and e,x 000e
anrvve. The burial was made at Oar
berry 0enee1Ory on Wedneaday, 4th suet.
Mr. MoDooald bee brother° ie this town.
step yet.
MATRIMONIAL —At 4, o'olook on Weduee
day alteruoou,llth lust„ Rev. Andrew
,MacNab, M. A., tied the mate monist
bow betweou a weil,to•dO resident of
E ma township, James M. Diokeou, and
Alma Mary, adughter of Andrew Hoop,
an old and wen known farmer un the
15th oou. Oeremouy was performed a
the Manse and the prinaip0le were um
attended. The bride wore a very ere
doming green travel lug suit with bat to
match, A tamil re00pt100 woe held in
the evealeg at the ohmfortable home of
the bride's father where a wedding
aupper wee served, aongratulationo ex.
tended and valuab,e wedding preeeute
were given. Mr. and Mre. Diekeon left
that night for their hone utter Atwood
where they eommonpe married nfe under
most favorable aUeploee with the hearty
mallow of many re.aIivee and friend° in
whiou TUE PonT deotree 10 have a'there.
May their juye be many and their
sorrows few.
A FORMER RESIDENT DIRS.—Word tea's
reeelved by THE POST on Wsdueaday of
this week of the demise oa the 7th iuet„
of Mary Strathdee, relioo of the late
Quintin MOBlain, who was a readout of
the 4th sou., of Grey for years. He died
there 16 yearn ago and was buried it,
Brunette u ° v
rntat r, . Mre. Mo8lsiu went
Went and amid with liar de.tlghler, Mary,
now Mru. Risley, at New Ottawa,
Saukatohewau. Mr. and Mra. MoBlale
were bore and married in SOutiaud and
game to Canada 85 yeara ago, They
came to thio township 80 year° eines.
Six Bono and two denghlere survive but
aro widely mattered, 8 Sone being iu the
Northman', 11,1 tilt) K oed,ke, 1 in the
Old Oouutry,and 1 1n Otioudago Out
2E5, 1906
W. H. KERR, Prop
Golden Wedding
50th Anniversary of Geo. and Mrs. Patter.
son Celebrated—tai 1 -!appy Occasion.
MARRIED.
Premeneom—Iain r.—In St. Mary's,
Out„ on April 17tH, 1856, by
Rev, A. Edwards, Mr, George
Patterson, of Oxford Co., to Mies
Itubel Imlay, of St. Marye.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
one of those delightful, yet very 00oom-
mon even 0, was celebrated when about
100 relatives and friends assembled
at the commodious home of George
and Mre. Patterson, lot 29, con. 13, Gray
township, to celebrate the 50th or golden
anniversary of their matrimonial al-
liance, consummated in the town of
St. Marye, Perth Co., Ontario, by Rev.
Mr, Edward, the Methodist miuieter of
that place, (in the absence of the Pree-
byte,ian divine) 50 years ago. The only
pe son present who witnessed the tying
of the ouptial bow was Geo. G. Imlay,
of Ethel, brether to the bride. On that
occasion Mise Lizzie Mitchell was the
bridesmaidaud Juo. Mitchell grooms-
man.
After the ceremony the happy young
couple went to live io Oxford where Mr.
Patterson was operatiug a sawmill
and two years later they moved into
Grey townuhip having purchased a bn0h
farm from a Woodstock speculator•, the
trees having to be felled before a house
could be built. Thera were no roads
nor many even small olrarances, al-
though Hartwell and Luka Speiran
were already iu possession of farms.
By industry, economy, perseverance and
thrif Mr. and Mre, Pattereou succeeded
in changing the primeval forest to arable
acres and making for themselves a
comfortable home.
Their ehilclreu are Peter, of
e et Logan
Mrs. Jus. Mann, Grey•Mre R. r
1-
(loner, of Minueota
; Mra. W. Harbottle,
of Carrievale, N. W. T. ; George, of
Modern, Manitoba ; Jno., of Oarrievele ;
Mrs. Carecadden. of Edgar, Ont. ; Wm„
on the homestead ; and Richard, of
Edgar. A daughter, named Martha,
wee bo'ied some years ago. The mild
folk are also blessed with 41 grand-
ohildren and 4 great grand ohildreu.
The children were all home for the
celebration 011 Wedueeiay, excepting
those in the Weal, 18 grand abildren
and 3 great grand children were in at-
tendance elan,
Tables were set in the dining room,
which was decorated for the 000081en
and the happy company were wall served
to the necessaries and luxuries, finishing
with fruits, coufeoiionery, etc. and all iu
such abundance and variety that the
wonder was the doctor had not more
pabieut'e than usual, -
Before leaving the table Bev. D. B.
MoSae, of Craubrook, arose and in a
oomplimeotary and very appropriate
manner proposed a toast to the worthy
host and hoalese who occupied seats tohie
8
right. He called up the pioneer scenes
and gratefully commended their ie-
tegrity, industry, hospitality and worth
as proven by himself as pastor for the
past BO years, concluding by wishing
them t continuation of this life and bye
and bye an abuudant entrance into that
Better Life to be preeeut at the mar-
riage supper of the Lamb. W. E.
%err, of Tao POST, eacouded the pro-
pose] in a few congratulatory eeuteuces.
The peetor returned thanks of Mr. and
Mrs. Patterson to the company for
their good wishes and many beautiful
presents.
Artist Brewer, of Brussels, took a
photo on the lawn of the gusto ; one
of Mr. and Mr , Patter on and one of
the four generotio00, made up of Mr.
and Mre. Pat arson ; Mr, and Mre.
Jae. Mann ; Mr. and Mre. R. MoTag-
gart, (Mre. MoTaggart is a daughter
of Mr. and Mre. Mauu) and baby Jae.
MoTaggart,
Many gifts, valuable and beautiful,
were made commemorative of the oc-
casion which will no doubt be highly
prized by the recipients. Vocal and
instrumental selections inleraperaed the
social chat during the evening and added
to the pleaaore of the company who
separated for their home winkling Mr.
and Mre. Patterson the beet of this life
wad the beet of the world t., come. We
must not forget to state that Willie
Mann was there with his Highland
pipes and woke the echoes with his
well played Scottish airs.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson were born
in Aberdeenshire, Scotland and both
came to this country in their youth,
the former being here a few years before
his good wife, who came with her
mother and other members of the tinn-
ily in June of 1855. Mr. Imlay died
in Scotla Jo
hu J lin Dnnc n
a of the
12th
con. of Elm
e, township, who with Mre.
Duncan were gueete at the celebration
on Wednesday, came out on the same
ship with the Imlay family. The
"Aurora" was the name of the vessel
and the voyage was made in four weeks,
an attueuelepeedy one for those days.
Mr, and Mrs, Duncan celebrated their
golden wedding m short time ago.
Mr. Patterson iu in his 87th year, but
le a hearty man for his years. His
good lady, while nearly 14 years his
juuior, i8 not nearly so vigorous and
has been in poor health, at times, for
eevural years. She is bright and cheery
and heaps her partner out ofteo owing
to his dullness of heariug, Mr. and
Mrs. Patterson have been loyal and
devoted members of tate Presbyteriau
church for many lung years mud the
testimony of the people of the commun-
ity is that they were firer-olass neigh-
bors, possessed of a high sense of do y
both to God and man. Very few couples
who min hand and heart have the op-
portunity of travelling the pathway of
life together for fifty years and the many
old friends, u together with the e ono e
ones, will be a unit in congratulating
Mr. and Mre. Patterson oil so im-
portaat an event and sincerely wishing
that at eventide it may be light.
Mrs, Wileon, it daughter, lives in Mae-
koka. Deoeased was an aunt to Qulutio
Andersen, 8rd line Morrie township,
Mre. M01311110 was 84 years of age ; was a
devoted member of the Presbyterian
uhnroh and had been a hearty woman
who wee highly eateamed.
Ethel.
60 ciente in advisees, gets Tao Peer for
the bo.anoe of 1906.
Townehip °ouuofl will meet on Mon-
day, May 7222, in the hall here.
Sebum reeamed on Monday and now
everything is squared away for the im-
portant Wirt of the term,
We are sorry to hear ibat Wm. Sine's'
hearth in not of a very reetiuet abnraoter
but we hope a ohnuge for the better will
eon,, enarie.
Ethel 0. O. F. Court has decided not to
send a delegate to High Court, whioh
meets at Ottawa in Jane, owing to the
large expense,
If you want the news of Ethel and
enrrouudinge you 'Mould take TUE POST.
Don't borrow any longer. 60 owns will
pay for it until Jan. 1st, 1907,
Ethel aheede faotory wid commence
operation° for 1906 on Tuesday morning
uexl, May 1st. Ubeeeernoker Brown
nae everything in ship shape. 7.'he
cheese oheques will he paid at 1111 Bonk
of Hamilton here.
At the Donnell meetinghold here 1001
Monday there were only two appeals
against the drainage Sy•lawe. David
MMilne's in the Love drain was dismissed
but Mr. Milne to to reoeivo.6100 in (melt
for drain already oouetrnoted. Joseph
Ooombeo withdrew his f ppoal in the
Jaoklin drain ie whioh he thought he was
not allowedenough for die h already amt.
strewed,
Mire Lizzie Eohmier to visiting tela.
fives th Orauerook this week.
Lawreuoe Dobson 2e home again after
several mouths visiting in Iunerkip.
Wm. Buttrey lett here Tuaeday morn.
ing for Regina where he has taken a
posiclou au engineer on a steam plow.
The outing of the Kreuter new herd -
ware rtore with motel has made a
wooderfnl Improvement in the appear-
ances of the banding. Mr. Kreuter haat a
fine chop now.
Dr. Ovens, M. D., Londoo, Eye and
.Ear Surgeon, wilt be at Smtvh'a Drug
Store, Brnedeia, ou the fire) Tuesday in
each month. Hours, 8 a. w. to 130 p. m.
Cataraot, squint, 1012105 eyesight, duet.
nada and 'weal catarrh treated and
Waseca properly fitted. Next visit,
Tuesday, Nifty lat.
Uean or rettaves.—We take this
opportunity of retentions Orr sincere
thanks for the many laud and eympalhet•
10 words, spoken and written, 91000 the
demise et one loved one, Latgaage
001/1101 express the heart echo that 00500
from the receipt of tov1u5 messages from
old (mends and from fraternal and
ahuroh organizations when the olood of
bereavement overrhado
we. To the L,'O.
L., I 0. F„ 0 O, F. and W. F. M. B„
we metre 10 expreeo our gratitude for
their brotherly and eieberly sympathy,
and lettere trout ehaeut frteude• end
Sabbath auhool pupils,• breathing out
expreeeione of sympathy and eneonrage
went, will ever hold a Warm place in udr
memory, May the •Good Poiher'e
biesetug reit upon ell who have re-
membered 120 In onr'bereavemont and may
thele sorrows be few and these shared
by the 'Friend tltatetioketh8leser than
m brother," RO0In1T BARn AND EAMMLY.
Ethel, April 21et, 1906.
Mleeee Bhaopon and Switzer, our
teaobere ere 00 duty again altar an
enjoyable welt to their reapbucive homes
over the hotidltya, MINS Samoa telemniott
she 0102014 wttu Mloe bhannun at her
home iu kiamutou.
The iarke building on the Easterly
farm of 0, W. Dunbar hue been moved 14
the brei house elm will be utiuz, d for a
Summer kttobuu, woouobed Stu. lu molt
blue 4001 000020 10 ha01 IA a0r050 the
Beide uu eleighe for the purpoea, during
cue meat of the nlelgbing, It wall afford
adnittooat eouretowtoO t0 the Dauber
home.
Hobert Hall ottani here the other day
Iron Dakota awing to the 0801048 tlleeeu
of 12lo mother, who passed away Tneeday
000u, He oven 01 Osvaher, North
Dakota, I1 to 14 years etuce Mr, Hall
Went West aua 8 yearn same he W00
home. Mre. Hair was a former resident
of file loce,iIy alms, befog a daughter of
the late James Lard, of Ethel. Mr.
Hau'a 01ay wall be brief se he 10 a busy
0200 ani will likely stere for home In a
few days. He le a welcome miler mud
,nuke ail tf1'tmb wad very kind to him.
A Very pleasant and prutitabie even.
ing, uuder the enemata.' of the W.
was spent w the Methediet oburuh o0
fllauaay everting taut. 'The President,
Mrs. Maaou, 000upted the ohsir and
spoke a few words of weloome. The
program, which woe 11ateubd co with
Internet, 000810ted of a very excellent
paper, bearing on the work of the W.
u1. 4., by Biro. Lowry, of Bruoaele ; some
very appropriate reaange, welt rendered
by .tile. 0u0haban, au edoreeu by Rev.
A. E. Jum,e, of Belgrave, ted of the
Mieutonary ep,rtt awl delivered iu his
very earnest, toroalul wouuer ; together
tette mueent, eelrotlou8 rendered by Dines
Maynard, the quartette Dud the 012020,
whmu were muub appr0urated. A
thank•offorleog was laked wbmh 002oau1-
ed to about 1116 and aux new members
were audou to the rod of the eoei0cy.
MRS. Woo. HALL PANES AWAY TO HER
REWA$D.—lt Was oat a ender. Of 13:100h
burpnee that Mre. Wm. Llan, a well
keuwu resident of this ooah1y, waa oalled
away 14.4 another world tweet 21001 00
1'ueaday ea Ane had been seriously ill for
some weeks aim poor,y for the mutt, 8 or 4
mutLhO, Her maldeu name waa Mary
Auu Rose and her birthpnaee Was to
Eugloud. 49 years ago 8110 j020ed heart
and baud with her now bereft partner
and turobgu the peeemg years proved
herself to 0e a true wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Hall oama to the Sou con. of Grey town-
ohip 00out 4 yearn atter tbetr marriage,
buy,ug a hien form epee tvhwh they
tubed, sleeting It up and making for
tbemeelveo mud Lawny a 02001 num•
020011000 and u.:mturtuuoe Lows. 9 years
coo they left the fares and . cook pewee•
emu of it fine brt0k noude in this vunage
where they have 011100 redtt1811, their son
W1111%m taklug the term. Besides Mr.
1iul, there are three neve (leurge, of
Fargo, North Dakota ; RJOora, of
Uavaler, lu the 211.020 012010 ; cad Wm.,
here) and 4 dea1htere (400. (Rev.) Geo.
Better, of Blaevttle ; Mrs, Geu. Eukmter,
of Jemeetuwn ; Mre. Muu,o, et Turouto ;
and Mise Lizzie a1 home) left o n[ to hold 1 In
lovingloving memory 0 ov1 g wife
and an affectionate mother.
Wm, Roae, of Lonuuu, and Mrs. Bond,
of Toronto, ars mother and meter to the
deceased. The demurs plomouuoed 0110.
out of the stomach the aauen of death.
ere. Hail bad been ble*end with a splen-
did 00netlt111Un mud knew little of Mk -
twee In tier expertn0un. She was u2 in.
dadtrl00e, inoelligeut Ubraattan woman
who eujoyad tea frlbndehlp awl esteem of
many. Deoeaaed waa 67 years, 1. month
ane 14 (aye ma. Fauerel took plane on
'L'hurduay afternoon to the family plot in
821088010 cemetery, Tee bereaved will
be auuorded wtueopreed sympathy.
131ttevate.
OBIT. -008 of the pieneere al Turn -
berry pee.ed Itwny tact week in the per.
8011 of £nomas Power, at the age of 87
yeare, Mr. Powell leaves three sone,
Pact, T. K., and Jamie' all evmg in
Turuberry. Paul Powell maples the
homestead. Metall hie father ;neared, and
where Mr. and Mrs, Powell lived and
died. The funeral woe to Wiugham
cemetery ou Baturaity afternoon ar11oon t
ba
Engheh church clergymen oftoiating.
John Powell,ot Detroit, and Geo. Powell,
01 Toronto, atteuaed 113012 4001e'8 toner -
al.
Noxt e.—Mru. Wensley, of Bayfield,
torwerty of Blhevae, has the sympathy
of many ofd frames In tee death of her
sou John a few days ago.—Mies Jeeeio
Grey la iu poor health,—William Setters
wee 10 Wuudetodlt leet week atleudmg
the funera of a brother-iu•iew. Robert
King, of Goderioh, visited rela1lv88 bare
last week. 31iee Nnn1e aluIIoelay spent
the bouuuye wan her anus, Mre. King
near Winghaw.—Robert moM Tian, of
Hu21ett, Wte a vleltur at J. W. King's
Wet week. .tire. Hnlet and ehlldren
spent last week to hr0s8e 8. --Maes Eva
Paatereou spent Easter week In Bate•
vale,—Geurse and Mrs. 2MoDOuad and
1t. N. Duff .21euded toe funeral of the
note:n,,A. Potent' o0 Saturday.—J, W.
King'( Oly11n0uute ecahlou "82100001"
took first prize at Liatuwel Horse ebow,
Friday I*OW Furse prizes are becoming
very m0aob00000 to "Ma000t," He
never gate any o,her ktud. He won
several In Suo1raud and had been
10 Canada ouiy a Week when he
took first. prize Lor three year old at the
February alum to Toronto, and _ the
eweepetekes as the beet uoree of any age.
"ammo'," 10 of royal birth as his mother
wee the property et Quenu Vtocaria nod
hie telt easter i11 utter owned by mug
Edward. ' � a t
'tit tl0' 4n 10 t4 m0et beautiful
autmat and is the adnt,retwu of all who
seehim.--Mre..rleLoun ie eermhely
Mise Pena Beget, teauhor et H8rmuny,
neer Stretford, spent the holiduye with
her parents at the parsonage,
Wingbam .Dtetr101 Sommer -Selma),
under the anemone of the D,elriot
Epworth League, will a0uvene at mug.
haul this your. The doles *810010110re
Monday, Aegean 6th 10 Sabbath, 12,1 2n'
e,uoIVe. A stew program Will be present.
ed and portents who cru opeah121ste in
(heir work will be 880ared,