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The Brussels Post, 1908-6-18, Page 9411 te, e .1."' • .t; 111 VOL. 36 NO, 50 , BRUSSP.,LS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, YUNR 18, 1908 W, H. KERR, Proprietor New Advertisernents Clartl-11L. Hamilton, Local -44M .sc IL A. Pryno. Don't scold -f. 0 Hicharila Cow for solo -J. a McNair. Tenders wanted -John Leckie. Bimetal vidues-G. N. Mc Loren, Tanabe'. wanted -P. A. McA.rthur. Doing all we can -Ferguson & Roos, Notice to creditor -W, M. Einolnir. Cemetery caretalcing-Bobert Dark, Mistrict Bets McKillop The *deeitth occurred in McKillop Thursday evening of last week of Jessie Warden, beloved. daughter of Henry and Mrs. Warden. Deceased Wee but seven years and eight menthe old, and the sympathy of a wide -circle of biends iid relatives is tended to the 'bereaved. The fu.44tal took place from her father's reeidehce, lot 20, cou. 0, Saturday to the place of idermen 1 in Maitland bank cemetery.. Wingham The A. Y. P. A. of St. Paul's church heel the first garden party of the season in town on the park Mooday evening. The band was in attends ance. Rev. W. G. Howson occupied his own pulpit in the Methodist chtireh Sunday. In the morning his subject was "Our Childree," In the evening the subject was "The Philosopher's Stone and the Elixir of Life." On the last day of the races a gentle- man by the name of Thompson, after several warnings, persisted in flim - flaming a number of our farmers by some shell game. Constable Phippen got after hen and landed the shell - game man hams, j. A. Morton, J. P. who imposeil a, tine of $50 and $1.50 costs. A. H. Musgrove, M. P. P., has re- sumed teachmg. Mr. Thompson, of Stratford, who shpplied for Min dur- ing the election campaign, ?eburned to his home On Seturclay, Mr. Musgrove will teach anti] the end of the year, when his parliamentary duties will necessitate his withdrawing from the teaching profession, Seaforth R. A. Wilson left Friday for Win- nipeg, where he hoe taken a position in the office of a large milling com- pany, G. E. Parkes and R. 13, Cooper, M. D., attended a Masonic function in Stratford Friday night and report; a most enjoyable evening. Bluevale velgrave Orangemen Will celebrate the twelfth with their brethren at Goderich. Bluevale Lodge will go• to Listowel and Wingham Orangemen and Young Britons will celebrate at Ripley. There died in Bluevale on Friday one of the pioneers of this district hi the person of Mrs. Archibald Ander- son, aged 81 years. The funeral took place to the Wingham cemetery. She was the mother of Anderson, the bigamist and forger, but, it is said that she never heard of her son's disgrace because of her condition for some time as the result of a paralytic stroke. A Garden Patty was held here last Monday evening under the direction of the Willing Workers of the Metho- dist church. Supper was served on the lawn at the parsonage but owing to the cool weather the program was rendered in the church. In addition to short addresses by Rev. Messrs. West, of Bluevale ; Russell, of Wroxeter and Powell, of Brussels, the Salvation Army Brass Band of Wingham discoursed musical selec- tions. An interesting feature of the evening was the presentation by the young peoples' class of mi silver fruit dish to Mrs. (Rev.) Baker, who will he shortly removing to Oorenna with her husband the highly esteemed past- or. Rev. Mr. Andrews, of Orediten, will succeed Rev. Mr. Baker here. Bluevale Methodists held their an- nual garden party 011 the parsonage lawn Monday evening. leer. 111e, Baker- and family leave in n couple of weeks for their new field of labor at Crimmins In the Sarnia district, and will be succeeded by Rev . Mr. Andrews. Miss Mary lifting with Wingham feel...117,-LFsiesry Henry Sender/ton returned from Muskoka last week. Wm. Melees' spent a few days hi Wellesley recently. Miss May Davidson is the guest of relatives in Winglia,m. Chas. Hinde, of Harriston, called on old friends in the village on Sunday. Hanes and Mrs. Hamilton left for their home in Bloom -field on Friday. Stewart Gillies, of Spry, was a visit- or at the home of Reeve Harris this week. Mrs. Nukes bat for Tlittesalon on Monday where she expects to spend the Summer with her son. Mrs, 3. he AJ.lan, accompanied by /ter brother, H. Brawn, spent Sunday with relatives in Listowel. Anumberm . frohere witnessed the Milverton vs. Bvussels Foot Ball game in Brussels last Friday evening. Rev. A. L. Russell took charge of the Young Peoples meeting in the basement of the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Miss Maggie McKereher and Mrs, John Gibson sr. left list Thursday for Scotland where they will visit a yeay. We wish: them a safe and pleasant voyage. A bicycle and several other articles were stolen from R. S. Laing's groc- ery store last Monday evening, en- trance being obtained through a back cellarway. Thos. Rae and son, Allan H. Rao, left for Toronto on Tuesday- where they will join Miss Tina Rae and pro- ceed, to Radisson, Sask., where they will reside. 413719 Walk F. & R. F&R. Doing all we can All the time to please you. Giving you heaping measure this time so that you'll come again. Giving you the same the second time so that you'll not forget us when next you buy. Looking at that any way you like it seems logical and right, doesn't it ? Proving it is greater satisfaction still: Go through our stock and don't forget to ask prices. Buy your Clothing for yourself or your Boys from us—itmeans money in your pockets if you do. Our Ready -to wear Clothing De- pattMent contains positively the finest assortment and hest valises in Mao's and Boys' Clothing ever Shown in Brussels, Let mis prove it to yon by beintallowed to show yott the goods and quote prices. Here is a slight idea of the inducements we offer. This week we purchased from one or the most reliable Canadiau Makers 40 Men's Suits which we put on sale along with ahont 33 Boys' 3 -piece Suits which go at exactly Manufac- turers' prlces. The Correct Suit For the Canadian Boy We want to draw your attention to the above out which is a complete representation of the correct style for all Canadian Boys. The special features beeides the Correa styles axo— ne wide, concave shoulders. The long, wide lapels. The padded shoulders. The double elbows The dnuble seats and double knees., The double -stitched seams and pockets. The Guarantee that goes with the Suit if it has a Lion Brand Label on the Coat and Knickers. The Best Made and the Best Fitting Boys' Suits in Canada and we are the only people here selling them. Boys ! Come to us for your Clothing and get the Best STRAW HATS - Tile time has some to get a nice Straw or Crash Hat for the Warne Summer Days we are to have for the next few months: We "httve our new stock in all the Latest Styles and at prices to suit the purchaser. Highest trade price paid for Butter and Eggs sorsiimmessomosamsemow 55 Ferguson & Ross Maw. Barton, of Belmore, visited with Mrs, W. Wilson last Thursday, John Robinson, of Invermey and Alex. Robinson, of Fordwiele paid the village a business nall this week, Mrs. R. Miner, of West Toronto, and Miss Jean Gibson, of Scotland, are guests of the latter's cousin, Mrs, P. V. Dickson, A monster celebration is being ar- ranged here for the 41st anniversary of Canada's Natal day. in addition to contests between the Wingham and Harriston base hall teams, the Mildmay and Brussels Foot Bali teams, also a game between the Salem Shamrocks and lronsides they have seemed, direct from the Toronto Ex- hibition, the renowned Paler° Bros. in their clever laughable act Fun at the Mili, introducing the structure of a mill on which they perform a ser- ies of acrobats and trick manoeuvres. Miss Eva Cuthbert, of Toronto, will also appear in character and costume clawing on the grounds during the the efterneen. There will be a number of races and con- tests. A 17 jewelled Waltham gold watch valuedat $20 will be awarded as first prize in the 5 mile Marathon race open to all within a radius of 10 miles of Wroxeter. Valuable run- ners' medals will be given for 2nd and 3rd prizes. Wingham Citizens' Band will be in attendance all day and dur- ing the cowrie in tits evening which will be given by Chas. Emery, humor- ist, of New York, assisted by Palero Bros. and Miss Eva Cuthbert. Belgrave Mrs. W. Brandon is visiting her sister Mee. Thomas Proctor. Mits. Chas, Howe, of Blyth, was the guest of Mrs. W. Wray and Mrs. Clark, Rev. G. W. W, Rivets has returned from Conference. We are pleased to have him with us for another year. Ladies' Aicl of the Belgrave Metho- dist church will hold their annual lawn social on the evening of -dune 26th, Strawberries and other re- freshments will be „served. The Wingham Salvation Army Bancl will furnish the program for the evening. All are welcome. Henfryn H. Murr's brother's children of Monk ton, spent Sunday here. Mrs. Cook, of laicknow, spent Sen. day with her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. Htuniltou. Mrs. Cunningham and' Mrs. Lam- bert spent a couple of days last week visiting Gorrie friends. R. Cunningham, the foreman of the brickyard, is stashing business these days. He has a kiln of tile burning new. G. and Mrs. Fletcher and family, of Glammis, spent Sunday with E. Fletcher. The e gentlemen are brothers. Mrs. E. Fletcher and Mrs. R. Ritchie and son attended the annual meeting of the Womens' Institute in Ethel on Thursday of last week and report a good time. Jamestown William Moses is visitiug in De- troit and Sarnia, Ed. jacklin is one of the hustlers on Ethel foot ball eleven. Mrs. James Strachan and Miss Elsie are visiting at Detroit and Kingsville. Walter McMillan, of Palmerston, spent a few days with Jas. Strachan. Last Sabbath evening Mr. Carr, of Wroxeter, took charge of the service in Victoria, Hall. We are sorry to hear that Elijah jacklie, 2nd cone has not been as well as usual during the past week but we hope he will soon be o. k. Miss Jessie McDonald, of Toronto Medical College, is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Alex. McDonald. Miss McDonald successfully passed her 2nd year in Medicine. Granbrook Tau POST gives the news, A. Reymann is in Detroit attending the wedding of his niece. Excursion to Guelph Friday of this week will catcliea, numbev in this local- ity. Jake :Fisher and J. Hustler are serving their term in Goderich this week. Mrs. Pollaril has returned to Lis- towel accompanied by Miss Allis Switzer. We are pleased to state that H. and NV. Tyerman and Will. Cameron 'Sieve been successful M passing their exams. Will. Otunevon was playing foot ball with Ethel team this week against Listowel and Milverton. He it's a good pleyer. • Miss Jane McNeil is home on fur- lough from her missionary labors among the Indians in British Col- ninbia.. She is a welcome visitor. It is 4 years since she was here. Thursday evening of next week the Garden Party under the auspices of the Yoseig Peoples' Society of the Presbyterian church will be held on the public school grounds. Good pro- gram, lunch, &a. The ladies of the congregation two asked to supply pro- Viei011e. The Oranbrook Foot Ball team for 1908 played the Bethel team, Mcleils lop, et the Bethel Garden Party last Friday evening. Tho game was well contested considering the condition of the ground, The Orambroolt team looked well in their new uniforms end was an honor to their home towe. "Murphy" in particular played a strong and effective game. !Oho Cran- brnok boss succeeded itt pubtieg the Eight pig -skin through the Bethel goal 'mute in the &Abell and the soots veinained unthanged, standing 1-0 in fa,vov of the "Ironsides." H. D, Ainlay gem' satisfaction as referee to both teams. After the game &l re- paired to the tables where a Mini - twos repeat awaited them to Wimioli all did ample Netted, interspersing the meal with a few well appreeiatcd musical selections, The line-up was as follows :-Goal, Blake ; backs, Heather and McTaggart ; half backs, McDonald, Hunter and Gorsalitz ; right wing, Cardiff and Oster ; left wing, Cameron Smalldon ; centre, Ruether. The Bethel team may play a return meta in Cranbrook and lbs the Oran brook team has never lost a game it will prove interesting. Morris Township Council will meet on Mon- day, 20th Mee. Garden parties are keeping people busy this week. A number of Morris. ;mei Is will write at the coining ex -emulations. The (atop prospects were nevelt bet- ter. We hope nothing will mar the coming harvest. Several. front this township alt tided the Parker-MeNaughton wedding at Brut -eels on "Wednesday evening of the/ week. Friday evening of this week a Gar- den Party will be held at Albert How- lett's, 7th line, the proceeds to be ap- plied for Sabbath School purposes. Good program, Bemoan Loses -Black enamel, set in gold, flower shape, with pearl set- ting, lost at the Garden Party at Jas. Rbssell's, Oth line, Tuesday evening. Finder please leave at TOE POST, Last week Miss Rebecca Shurrie, 4th line, underwent a successful med- ical operation et Loudon and her many friends trust she will soon be fully restored to first-class health. The people of the 5th line are sorry to lose Mrs. Keys and family owing to their removal from the farm to :Brussels, but hope they will enjoy life in the town. Will. musee hustle roinicl and secure a housekeeper. Next Tuesday Jemesand as. Dunc- an, 4th line, will leave on a pleasure trip to the West where they will visit relatives and friends. They have two sons out there. We. wish theut an en- joyable tine. The pathmasters have their respect- ive road work gangs at work busily employed for King Edward. We don't know whether His Majesty thinks they are doing a good -job or not, Some of his subjects don't. Sabbath afternoon, 28th inst., Rev. S. Anderson will preach the closing sermon of his pastorate in Jackson's church. He will remove to London leaving many warm friends in Mor- ris. Rev. Mr. Cooper will be his suc- cessor. Al the annual meeting of East Huren Farmers' Institute W. H. Fraser, 1st line, was chosen Vice President for the conaing year. He is a practical tiller of the soil and de- serves the promotion accorded. him. Other young men should be encour- aged to do likewise. Owing to increasing years and in- ability to properly work the farm Peter Oantelou, 7th line; will not re- build the barn, destroyed by light- ning, but will sell the foam if a pur- chaser ofSers. He had WO insurance on the bare and $200 on contents. Mrs. Oantelon and the yomig lad who received so severe a shock are getting along all right after their close call. A very pleasant time was enjoyed at the Riverside social on the farm of James Ressell, 5th line, Tuesday evening, There was a good attend- ance. The Salvation Army Band from Winghiun supplied the large share of the progesin. A huge bon- fire was kindled lighting up the sur- roundings and the evening's perform- ancewas novel as compared with the ordinary garden party. Grey TOE POST gives the news. Several G•rey boys are away to camp at Goderich this -week. Work is in progress at Councillor McFadzean's DM barn Vith con. Orchard spraying has been engaging the attention of some Grey farmers. A baby daughter has come to the home of Arthur and Mrs. IVard, leth eon. Ms. D. K. Livingston' and daughter were visiting relatives at Behnore for a week. Mrs. Thomas Davidsou was visiting at Walton clueing the past week with relabives. Evidences of last Monday night's frost is seen but no serious damage reported. Among those who talk of goingWest on Tuesday are Wm. and Mrs. Telfer, Win. McGa,vin', Mrs, J. M. Moore and children. Surveyor S. R. Orerar left last week for Winnipeg. He will spend the next few months laying- out; worlesfor the Grand Ttunk Pacific. Mrs, Malcolm Lamont, Sth acme was taken ill on Monday noon and a doctor sent for. She is somewhat bet- ter now we are pleased to state. Next Sabbath morning Tenses Pear- son will conduct the service in Roe's chmtch. He is a student at Victoria University and a bright yoking man. Miss Magee Bozell home from an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Engel, at Paw Paw, Mich. We are pleased to hear the latter is much im- proved in health. Neither Tim, D. bleleTeil nor Peter McNeil are enjoying the vigorous health they would desire but we hope improvement will be in order end that they will soon be convaleseenis Last week .T. D, McNair was ab Nieves Falls attending the High Court of the Canadian Order cif For- esters 48 repteseetative of Crenlecook Court. He visited tet liamiltorn and Dundee" also and bad ami enjoyable time. .A. largo crowd attended the G•arclen Party at, Wm. Robinson's, 14t1mcon., Tuesday nights Pi oceefis amounted to about $801, Itt addition to the good program supplied by :Brodhagert brass Band the church choir provided a number of excellent numbers, Everybody had mi gond time. Mrs, A. 1. McTaggart and &sights and Mrs, Foster, of Chicago, hair been weleome visitors at Dougald M aggart s, 10th con. S. S. No. 3, both Sabbath school and pebble school, will pic-eit in ,A. Bishop's; grove, itith con., on Friday afternoon June 2fith. eallerti. Rands, 1211) con., were away last week an aholiday visit with relatives and friends at Seaforth, Clinton and Tuckersraith. Airs. W. II, Salter and children, of Toronto, arrived on Wednesday for a holiday visit at the former's parental home, Chas. Rozell's, Oth con. Miss Maggie Grant is at Berlin where she is taking a special course of medical treatment with beneficial effect. We hope the improvement will continue until she is fully restor- ed to her former good health. A pic-nic under the auspices of S. S. No, 8 will be held in H. Atwood's bush, lot 20, con. 10, on Tuesday, 80th inst. Swings, races, foot ball, &e., are to be ou the pro- pgrroamvid. eTiulineeries of the Section will Roadwork is once more ou the pro- gram. A much better and saner plan Is followed by most of the Pathmasters than used to be. If the grader were kept going and wisely handled and a stone crusher owned and worked Grey township would in a few years have as good roadways as need be. Some well defined system should be followed. Winthrop WEDDINU,-A pretty wedding was solemnizetl in the Presbyterian church, Winthrop, on Wednesday of last week, when Miss Maggie Scott, daughter of Wm. Scott, of Leadbury, was united in marriage to Fred, Galbraith, a prosperous young farmer of MeKillop. The church was beauti- fully decorated for the occasion. Mrs. A. Ross played the wedding march. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by IVIiss Beatrice Galbraith and Walter Scott acted as groomsman. About a hundred guests were present at the reception in the evening. The presents were costly and numevous. ete it as to keep the team in practiee. At- e wood and Ethel may arrange• lune° ' and home games, Walton DaNTAT..-Dr. Fond will visit Walton an noaddi ,e,.T unItenmnady, abn.d coovne6ruyi tewao in e exkrsioner it Kim's Hotel, Quite a., number will go West ou Tuesday next, Miss Stevenson, of Toronto, is visite ing her aunt, Mrs. Kohles. Miss Roberts, of Seaforth, is a visit- or this week with Miss Vera McDon- ald. • TheSeaforth races were a drawing card for a number of our citizens this leett.kfte mi number'will take in the ex- sctuarisuilodua;n, the Greyhound to Detroit •Jere. d. McGavin and daughter,. also Miss Thomson, of Witnnpeg, are visitors at Robb. McGavinee Mrs. (Dr,)Waters and chaster Sim took in the excursion from Goderich 'Isettateuarcldaayyot. Deltoit and will .rurn, et Jno. Gardiner is home from ,Toron- to, He has taken off his first year in medicine with honor iteutks, Con- gratulations John. Tuesday,everting the celebrated Belt- hardt Bell ringers were heve and gave one of their novel and always enjoy- able entertainments. Several young men from Ibis ity are attending camp at Goderich as officers and members of ao. No. 5 of the 33rd Regiment. Rev. A. Madstab, M. A„ returned Saturday from Winnipeg where he was a delegate to the Presbyterian Assembly. ele reports a pleasant trip. Rev. Mr. Lang -ford, who Is cam- paiguing Goderich Distriet in the Mis- sionary Forward Movement, will de- liver an illustrated lecture in the Methodist church Friday evening of this week. He is a good speaker. The Farmers' Exclusion to the Model Farm, Guelph, over the G. G. railway will be run on Saturday of next week. Special train leaves here at 9.50 a. tn. Return fare will be $1.00. Tickets are good to -return ou Monday following. There is an excursion to Goderich on Thursday June 25th, the day of the "Grand Military Review" at Gode- rich camp, in which the whole en- campment of 4,000 men will engage in a sham battle on the banks of Lake Huron and the Maitland river. By the change in the time table of the Guelph-Goderich railway trains leave here now for the East at 8,41 a. m. and 8.11 p. m., a very- noticeable change. Going to Goderich the hours are 11.89a. m. and 7.47 p. m. The afternoon train from the West gets here in time for passengers to catch the stage to Brussels Meneusforelem-Walton was • the ecene of a very happy function on Wednesday, June 10th, when F. W. Scarlett and Miss E. Maud Sholdice were united in marriage. The cere- mony was performed at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. W. M. Smith and eves conducted by Bev. H. M. Lang -Ford. rector' of Brussels. Guests from a distance were :---Wm. and Mrs. Scatiett, London; F. and Mrs. Scott, Lucan; Miss Hodgins, Lucan, and others. Mr. and Mrs. Scarlett receiv- ed many beautiful presents showing the esteem in which the young couple is held. They will reside at Lead- bury-. E A anut.-Dr. Fedtn,hdemiwst, will visit Ethel on Monday, June 25th, and every two weeks after thin date. Tim POST gives the news. 60 cents gets THE POST to Tan. 1st, 1909. The addition to the Kreuter block is a decided improvement to the vil- lage. Our emelt gang is building- bridge abutments in. the Northerly part of the township. Thursday afternoon of last week the annual meeting of the Women's Institute was held here and an enjoy- able time spent. E'thel cheese factory sold the May make at 11 cents per pound and 10 days make of June at Hee. rt was shipped this week. Isaac Gill has not been enjoying very rugged health during the past few months but we hope the Summer weather will prove helpful. Mrs. S. S. Cole was at St. Thomas this week attending the closing exer- cises of Alma Ladies' College for this term. bliss Ida Cole was among the grcialates Don'tforget the Lawn Social at the Methodist chnrch here on Wednes- day evening of next week. Good pro- gram and refvestunents in the way. of coffee, cake, ice cream,strawberries, lemonade, &o. Admission to lawn is 10c and you pay for what you desire outside of program. We aro sorry to hear that Wm. Cooper had the misfortune to lose his beery draft stallion, "Ohildwiek Hatherton," Thursday night of last week at James McDonald's near Wal- ton. Acute indigestion was the cause. The horse was priced at $2,600 and was uninsured. 11 will be a big loss to Mr. Cooper. In a closely contested Foot Ball match at Milverton Wednesday even- ing our boys were losers by the score 02 1-0. Outside the protested game niftiest -Wood tlaiswinds upthe District series Mayes -ton having won and will now go into the semi-finals. Ethel boys have no reason to feel discourage ed over their first season. They have got many valuable pointers that will be of service to there in 1909. 2 TO 1. -There was a large and en- thusiastic crowd at Riverside Park on Monday evening, despite the cool atmosphere, to see the rebore match between Listowel and Ethel Foot Ball. teams. In the former meeting the score was a tie hence a good game was expected and in that no one WAS disappointed. Referee McMarte, of Atwood, was in charge of the play and apparently gave fairly good .sat- isfaction although the visitors eines- tioued,,but did nob alter, his decisions. The home boys scored twice in the first half time and kept theiv op- ponents busy. Listowel \yolked in goal from a corner kick and thus the tally stood to the close, Ethel winning by 2 to 1. Both teams worked hard but the home team had A decided ad- vantage and had it not been for the vigorous defence would have inereased their score. The local team has been changed considerably and noticeably improved thereby and play better ball than at any time during the season, Lint up 'aelonday evening was as follows t- 2T eh`is r:snCfsie . raseo:wSt4htaot 11 oaak,sRayVenson BaolBamford 00a11°irCameron Rli R11ler Porwards IC soot 85011 .Tc n 4ordon was theclosinggano far tlesea6 son hove in connection with the Dis- trict Intermediate games but, other 'mistime Will likely be arranged 50 Brussels School Board Regular 'meeting of the Public School Board was held in the Board room Fri- day evening. Members present, D. C. Ross, US. Elliott, R. Leatherdale and J. 1. Skene. Minutes of last meeting read and ad- opted. Moved by D. C. Ross, seconded by Jas. Elliott that the Beare procufe eale half barrel of door oil for the school. Carried. • Moved by jas. Elliott, seconded by D. C. Ross that the account of Messrs. Gerry & Walker for $197,92 for car of coal for school be paid, Carried., Board thee adjourned. J. 0, SOOME, Secretary. North Perth Following aretbe Municipal majorities for North Perth in the recent Provincial Election contest ;- Hay Torrance Stratford .. 237 Ellice -- 43 tar Wallace ••• •.62 Listowel •1 t Milverton ... 65 North Easthope 282 Mornington -- 20 293 555 • 265 Total majority for Torrance South Perth The official recount was held at Si. Marys on Saturday afternoonby Return- ing Officer Sharp. It resulted in tho declaring of Mr, Stock elected by a majority ot,56, The total vote of the Riding was 2,453 for Mr. Stock and 239 for Hon, Nelson Monteith. There were 39 spoiled ballots. Following is the result by inejorities Sisia, riMstaiary.S 88 fiMoe teith Stock .... 115 Downie Hibbert rbetilticiahretl°1"8 r 66 Logan 137 ,. South leasthope e58 Majority for Stook, Ss. '---46; 725 1,011%.1ata Items always welcome at Tut' 84