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The Brussels Post, 1910-2-17, Page 1• , VOL,. 38 .VU, 33 New Advertisements tl n a ,,- r ,Pita o 0_41 win' 0 1 11 1Pnrnl Coa^'HnlO-last Wislsh. Oreonl or Rosen -1'. fI Smith. [tulle your hone lay -Jae, h'ox Nen' t5'n11 papilot- 11- Love Dawe ror tel 10141- rinthn1414r, Ol0144,ing solo -Lem lwrii ntr.& bon #Hook for anh•--12.N it, l t10Unnnld; 134,0041 goats for caro -w 11, ,1hi1 otelle 3! ii tl`1.Ct• 41ew Trowbridge AN APPitooLoVretn l'AsTon.-At the February meeting of the quarterly of- fililol borarel of the Trowbridge (111(0it, 44 unanimous invitation was gi:Vell Rev. S. Salton" to return for a fourth year. GO Me. Salton's (leen uiug the invitation, a resithiLion WaN plasseil to place on record the board's very high appreciation Of the p00111's pulpit and pastoral tabors ori Are (114 (11 i1. talld wishing.Itim and his family every blessing and greatsuc0esstnlus future fields of toil. e Cranbrook Foresters' annual ,supper Tuesday evening last; JllO. Hunter is away to Toronto combining business.,( 'L pleauie. Mise Tessie Switz • • ' ' :Wednesday for Winnipeg. ,lie"r •14 tends will miss her'.' Samuel Dnnn lis locality, has purchased w i; .. ' Alberta, and will leave here slut_ ...7 •,o take charge of it. We wish hum ", taws. He is a soar of S. Dunn, of this vicinity. A few weeks ago F. Raddatz event to Detroit to have cataracts removed horn his eyes but the specialist said Me. ljiealdatz was not ready for the operation 90 he will have to go back again. The many old friends of our villager hope he will have his eyesight restored. The 50 acre farm, East of Cr4au- brook, kuowu as the John Knight propel ty,' has been sold by Jacob Long, alio bought from 1411. Knight, to Philip Seel, of Cadillac,.' Mich., for the sum of $2,800. Purchaser, who is ia, brother of Ohas. Seel, and a former resident of Huron. Go., will not take immediate pOssessiou 44,5 the farm is at present leased to James Noble but it is his intention to wove to the ptop- erty. Jamestown Mr. Somerville took the service,ia Victoria Hall last Sunday evening. The auction sale of hum stock, ' im- plements. &c., took place at Win. Mo- lielvey's Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. McKelvey has been an old resident of this locality and we wish the family success. Robert Bell, who makes his: home at his daughters, Mrs. 011s. Fort est, 1st line iafot•ris, has not been having very 'robust health of late but his many old friends hope the coming of Spring will help him. The.regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Geo. Eckruier, Thursday Feb. 2411) at2.30 p. w, sharp. Mrs. J. D. Miller will dewu0strate the making of a "one -egg -cake," and. w paper on Benefits derived flow Women's In statute" will be riven by Mrs. A. Simp- son ; (after w17L611 each member will be asked for a remark along that Line, l by way of discnssion. The Progrtaw committee. Miss L. E. Strut:b an and Mrs. Balmier, will not fprget to ,have an interesting tgprogram a t n ed fot. When the roll 1s,called at thin meeting each member will not fail to have either 1 t (yelp(' t ( ( t is ben, • l t tlal h < t0 ]t t t 7 glee or have la question 1..o ask, as was suggested by the Di$Lriet Seerelaey tat Oile hast u1ee1i ug, A large attendance is l'eguested.. Blyth Monthly Hurse Fair Tuesday, Mar, 1141, The pitch holes. North of the town shn4ld be "doctored," • The 1/11810811('e (1}d a thriving Valen- tine business last' Monday, Last week. S. H. and Mrs. Popple. stone - Were-i•euewlng' old trieudships at Fxeiee, tired' former home. An enjoyable tune was spent by ea company of Trinity church young people i1 a visit to the A, Y. P. A. of .13hussels one evening of last. week, The upset did tint hurt, anybody. '1'li PalVy Suited Nut•tu Sten says -'The faurlly of A. E. Bradwiu, ethim of the, State, arrived iu logo 011 Salm. day afternoon and are now busy get- ting settled in the house 041 Church street, whir11 wire for several years the home of Sheriff Ariustroig, . Morris 100 A01(5 farm to rent for pasture. Apply on the f,u•m,,Oth line, to Mrs. Josephs (Beim, or li,•uwiels P. 0 Alex. Speir went West this week in (ibiirge of a car of horses. Thele was (11.44 lime of a straying dog supposed to have the rabiee in 'this township. W. 11. Mooney, of Weston, is home on a short visit and will alteud the funetal of his uncle, James Stretton, on Friday afteruoou. , We are s01my to state that Mrs. John Davis, 4th line, has been dan- gerously 111 but her many friends hope to hear of her speedy restoration to good health. At the auction sale of Robt. War- wick, Lod line. last Feidiby, six horses brought $1,380. A heavy Man team' having $000 bice for them and a colt 5i mouths old 5151.00. A smellise party by a number of young people from Brussels, was on the pprogl-au at Herbert. Manning's, 5111 line, Tuesday eveniug. A good time was enjoyed. Wednesday of next week Jas. Robertson will ship two cares of horses to Whitewater, Manitoba. Archie McMichael twill aecowpauy him and work next season for Mr. Robertson. AN APPRECIATED NOTE. -DEAR FRIEND. -I believe our subscription to Tan PosT requires to be marked ahead so I will, enclose money order for the sauce. 11 is almost 18 years since we left Brussels and during these years THE POST has always been a welcome member of.our homeasit keeps the old life and. house in; touch with the new. Tile past year has been a prospetous year and we have also had a little daughter added to our family. 1 am enclosing the address of the President of the Grain Growers' Who are meeting lit Convention this week in Prince Albert, this will give you an, idea of our Province and of what Siaslcatchewau is t0 be. Hulling that THE POST: may long continue under the present splendid Editorship, Lretnain, Yours truly, W. T. MOONEY. Grand Coulee, Sask., Feb. 11111. Mr. nyloouey was a homer resident of the 5114 line and is the oldest sou 'of ex -'reeve Henry Mooney, of Wey- buen, ivho is visiting here at present. ♦•a•♦a••'1•♦a'w•1 •+•41••'14•'6♦•i'♦h•4•'t•♦4. ••)'••14•+,•4.114.41 t'♦+•+♦•m♦4.414.♦'M♦ a splendid NOVI1 1 .S a• time to have ' s - o e Pictures t r. th c u es taken. 'b e BRUSSEL.F,ONTARIO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 194.0 The auction stile at James Bolger s, : dress, Nr, Gish instrumental, 6 8th. line, ill b hal Ida afternoon Mesa's,' d c0 • will a I'i 1 Lamont M e d an as to Y The of this eek t ( Inde )ca 1de It • yy, t at P t t 1 r 1 Telephone • I u a I. t . OysTER S17PPEIL AND PILESENTA billow in working order and it is ex - TION. -Last Monday evening a goodly petted that a goodly number of number of old height/ors and friends phones will be installed 111 additio41 tri assembled at the comfortable home of • those now in, The Foot Ball game between school sections Nos. 11 and 10, at the latter atihocl, was closely contested and con- sidering that it was played in snow was a Very od nlatohr Score .oe 1 tri 0 in favor goof Ethel. Other gam Wes will be played. DEBATE, -Saturday evenin , 26th inst., a debate }vi11 be held in the Hall here on the interesting subject "Re- solved that the Press has more in- fluence, than the Platform." New talent and good program. Don't miss it. A letter to THE PosT from Hyder, Manitoba, written by James Dobson, a former resident of this locality, in renewing his subscription, says :- "Your paper is just like a letter tome every week. The weather is fine at pie8ent but water in' wells is very low and hard to get enough for stock: Mr. Dobson is a brother to Harvey Dobson, a well known Ethelite. Ethel L. 0. L., No. 631, had 11 special meeting on the evening of the 14th for the purpose of giving the Royal and Purple degree. The rneetiug was a decided success four candidates tak- ing the degree. We' were favored with visiting brethren from the fol- lowing lodges :-Glenullen, Brussels, Walton and Atwood, which added to making the evening a pleasant one for all. MRs, RoBT. RANSOM PASSES AWAY. -After a shorti'llness, from bronchial pneumonia, Mrs. Robert. Ransom was called away'Thnrsday of last week at 9.30 p. nt., iu her 80th year. 'Deceas- ed, whose maiden name was Ann Barker, was born inNorfolk, England, on April 18th, 1824 and was united in marriage to her now bereft husband on January 2nd, 1854, their, malmied life covering the lengthened period of 58 years. They settled in Alderney, one of the British Channel Islands, 14118721Ir. and Meg. Ransom and fatuity came to Canada and took up their house on the 8th eon. of Grey township where they continued to re- side until they moved to Ethel in 1901. Eight children were born to them viz. Robt. 11., died in infancy ; John, who passed away in 190I Geo., last heard of in British Columbia_; Mrs. T. Hall and Mrs. J. H. Davidson, of Montreal ; Miss Sarah, of Detroit ; and Misses Hannah and Ewma at horse. Deceased was a remarkably healthy and hearty woman who re- taiued eyesight and hearing in marked contrast to many elderly people. She was very kindly mannered and tv(as ever ready to lend a helppinghand to any one in need. MIs. Ransom held 1.0 the Church of England. She was a sister to the late John and Matthew Balker, formerly of the 13th ' con. The funeral of Mrs. Ransom took place Monday afternoon, 'the service being conducted by Rev. D. B. McRae, Presbyterian minister, aud interment was made in the Brussels cemetery. Pall bearers were. Robt. Barr, J. K. Brown, E. B. Sanders, 'J. Hemsworth, G. W. Pollard and W," McLeod. The bereaved` husband and daughters will have extended to rbrem the sympathy of the community. Samuel orad Mrs. Oaldbick, 205} tine, to s end afew hours, with them prior to their reli7oval to Whitewater, Man. The following address was read by Will, Moses while Anson Shaw and W. Jermyn presented Mr. and Mrs. Caldbiek with ' two very' comfortable easy'ehairs ,- end airs 8.Onldblvk, Dena FHTENDs: W t', it number of you1 old rttendsand neighbor', are (l85ell(blVd 141 3(001 bone, that evening to enjoy a social hour with you and also to expl ets the deep regret we feel at the thought or your removal front us to the Weer. For the nest 86 years you have proven by your 1+09111 nifty, kindness and win. losnme molt anybody requiring V,4Ur,101144141 4(44)40 (410(3(411 poereered big hearts, an atter-. .tivs ear, op, it hands and re, dy feet, We will mist you ur'ently 110E will not Por',;1t you. in behalf or your many 0.14,1,8,8 we present you with these easy chairs as o merit of the esteem 1(1471 respect in width you are both held. We t,•n%G ,011. 'nay he spared for a good many years to enjoy the mutant t they may mord in your new rimae It will be no small pleasure to hove you come back to visit nevoid we hope that 1n the Bye nod Bye our lives luny have been so well spent that we will all meet to part no more in our bather's House of many Man. Mons. Signed in behalf of your many old Friends in Morrie, Morris, February 14111.101a ' An appropriate reply was made by Oaldhiekin behalf of MPS. Cold hick 'and himself, A. very pleasant even- ing was enjoyed by the,guests, music, 18octal chat, literary selections. oyster sapper, &c. filled 111 the time to the full. About 80 people were in attend. anc0. Many good wishes were 'ex- pressed as the how' of separation a1 rived. Mr. Caldbeck and family will remove to theireety hone next week and will carry with thein the respect and esteem of die tiowinuuity. Mr. Gatti hick was a member of the Town- ship Council for several years and took ail active interest in the Orange Order in the past years. They are taking 2 cars of stook and settler's ef- fects. • Ethel THE PosT gives the news. Additional Ethel news may be found on page 5 of this issue. Next meeting of Grey Council will be held on Mouday, March 7t11. Itis said there will be a change at the hotel here in the course of a Mouth or so. Rev. .1. Henderson and Councillor S. S. Cole were iu Toronto this week at tending the Dominion Alliance Convention. Mrs. Geo. Imlay, of Michigau, was calliug ou friends and acquaintances iu this village slid locality (luring the past week. Mrs. Wm. Hall, of Montreal, and bliss Sara Ransom, of Detroit,: were here this week attending the funeral of their mother, the late Mrs. Riau- 8Um. Aliss Ida Cole was at Wingliam hist Friday at the meeting of the District Epworth League Executive. She is Junior Superintendent .for the Dis- trict and will visit the Junior Leagues under her charge.. The Wutnau.s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church here will hold au At Home or Social even- ing on Feb. 20111 at the bottle of Mrs. S. 8. Cole. There will be a Missionary program. All interested in missions will be welcome. The frame building purchased by Geo. M. Mitchell frau) J. Welsh t S sn va placed in position at, the rear of Mr Mitchell's, store and when the im- provements are completed he ; v111 nevelt 114le business place. It • tt'as'. quite;a job to wove thebuilding ;ow - lug' the depth of sung. .1. Cole did the Work hi good style. Tllus. Watts, : the young Englishman k who broke his halo by failing from the • bridge ohm -went, was here this week ""'TheHolida ruin isotte:,h •.. y We rail titke.p1ng of-time 'to get the best pos)lbh rissults. Everything right up'- • 1 to -dad: at our. Studio - •;'G`1, V.p` US ;A O A L L. - -z 'H. R. BRE. W • • )laving sold myrStedio atirl intending toiveu busi • n0ss au starch 1st, 1,;g07(111like,di' have all •acccounts • settled before that date. By'eodpfug you willreatl 4. , oblige. g y • •e +•4••+•44+•+•rt'•4.41••+4.44+44'4,:.♦.l4444•••++,,44'4+4+•+•+4'ha+, .y. ♦ fruw Fergus iucerviewing the - Town - 4. ship Cowen'. He thought he should ,N receive $5,500 but as the township ♦ fathers did .not view It ill the same 4. light. nothing 414415 done at 1lluuday'8 E R:, (meeting. The ,matter will come up again fol' culisidel•allau• O,RD OF. -'PHASES.-We take this uppui'ttluily'uf expressing our sincere • thanks to die many friends who were •t• so thoughtful and helpful during . the short illness and subsequent death of Mrs. Robert Hansom. Irl blues of sickness and sorruty. these .kindly deeds.- count for much and we appretii11te (114.111 1.164151. 111g11l7 easm®Ooft•C+•mCCY•eme00060o0tsQ .. sae(^.aci•D•••••••••••••••••0Rowr. t NSom• 1 A ANL FARIII,Y4. ONE.H,ACH.-Mouktun debaters •u t trs 6 t t envelope oontainiug at letter he had tuts sounding the praises nt 1110 feria c1 A retool visit was ((ranged bu otvih to the storm tvea • Fultuuuppear0d4ttlune. gPu even up Mr, M4,Lory, of Moukl0u, lent a band. The subject discussed was "Resolved es • ' L • © d • ti • lg to i E VIA11.1:PAPERS ® , .,\s -,..- , o f td The m 1 7 1 e bila ace of our. New Wall Papers have m arrived and we are now ri- tired toshow o et thepublic the LARGEST , o .• to ARGES stock (-ter •• shown_ in this 'Village. • 0 • •I 0 Beautiful Patterns at, close prices. • 1 very s. ... top e 1 • ®......Papersa - i "e-tt•iln all 'bou ht from us ready® i • • for hanging, • e • e •J I r Call and see them and note our rices be- • 0 15 • , fore buying, o i a • • Picture Framing a Specialty. o • p Y_ • • • • • • - • 1 • heard by a young lady roomer fu the ; the Uecieiou heti_ on the question o Fret bade vs Prutettlou the vlsi Walton W. J. Ruyan has sold his fine farm at a• geed' .figure,. to H. Hutchison, of .,Ntirinaiiliy ,township, Dat'bitm Co. • 1-Iewgets;possession ori April 1st. Itis aYiue property consisting of 127 :acres: with good buildings, &c. The farm adjoins Walton. INSTITUTE. -The East Huron Far I0erd Instilnte meeting was -held here Thursday of last. week. Jas. Simpson+: presided. At afternoon meetingg an'. Groh, T. memillan and Jas. slcFadzean gave, addresses, - and, MI88 Bilis took charge of a deluonstratio 1 at the Women's 11istlii,te gathering. The program at the evening meeting in the A. Q. U. W. Hall consisted of the fol- lowing :--Chorus. "The Maple Leaf Forever," by the audience ; address, Grlih ; solo, miss Telfer ; address, miss Ellis p solo, miss Ryan r address, , Rev. me. Lundy ; duet, mes.'Hackwell and air. Robertson ; address, ,A. His- lop solo, air., Hackwell. !genial' IIENSALL Yousa Max Summons. - "God in Heaven. help me. After weitiu =thee words olds ou the back of (441 Campbell atlas unable to et a01! . S tllatTrade unions are detrimental to the cuuutry" and 14111'. Fulton anti coir received 'fro to u4, a young Italy in 'loon. to, who is thought to be his sweet- ' Alva McLean, aged 21, of Hell. salt, Out., stood in front of the mirror in' his rroottl at 131 O'Connor street, Ottawa, and 'deliberately blew his • brains out Tuesday afternoon at. 4 o'clock. The sound of the shat was ' • :1 - home, but :she ryee too frightened to notify anyone of the oceuireuce.l Shortly after 5 o'clock the report of I three additional shots was heard. A paliceulan was then summoned,: auci i the door, which was found to be locic- ed on the inside, broken open. The ' nulonseious form of the young man was found stretched out on his bed. I Death 0c:closed about fifteen minutes e later. Nothing is known of the young man at Ottawa, he announcing hila - self a student When lie molt up rooms on his arrival in the city on Jan, 20th hist. It is thought that, the- suicide was caused throe Ir a diSu oiotm' t g p ti l N in tt love affair with a Toronto lady, whose h neuro is being- iv}Chileld. The only communications or letters the young mean received were in (a feminine InanclwriLio 11 t 1 and g, were postmarked Toronto. Deceased was a seienee rtlt a late ofToronto Vu's ' l t t i • gest w ilio. 1007 elites. The young man ineetlotl- 1 ed in the foregoing dispatch is a 14eu of .l. B. McLean, W130 lives 011 a farm (about 2,miles East of Bonsai). lie had hie early,schoullllg in Hawaii and motion won out fol the affirmative. the negative was well handled by C. Henry and A. Chalmers. The Orch- estra gave a lime program and Wru. Adair made a good chairman. `SHOULD BE 5151"4EIa ATTENDED, - The Suppleiueu ter" 1i'arlirera Institute d meeting was bel in the Township Ilallhere ou. Tuesday of last week. Secretary P. A. MOAI'tinte, tilling th chair' most capably. o p ly. In he afternoon timely subjects were dealt with by W. H. Eraser and lir. Groh ou "Conserv- ug soil moisture," and "(We and mnLuagement of dairy herd," respec- tively, Miss Ellis,, of Guelph, ati- dressed the ladies the came uftelr- noonn. At the eveuiug gathering Ethel and community suSLained its 4puhttiou for good programs. . It oi,4(151 11 of :: Chairman's speech ; • 0 • "po• M v• Dealer o Furniture • th el •• lrnattlunit utal in ss B. Si nor , • emtatiou, Miss Ida OolO 4 dde s, Messed Lemont and MrOartu(y 's(la,St. teaser .inatrnueutal duct MrLivingstone ,atcicss, Miss 11rs ,••••••••••••••••.•••••••••2e•••••••••••••p••••••••bi• ,iecltatlgt, Miss Lizc}e Cltunheis., ad* (1ter f ward went s y nt the 1 e is tocol tin g e Seafu 't l t kgoingfrom there , 711 t the School n p b t 1 Science f ki % C t Toronto 1 to here I \y he graduated 111 1907 in the oda art- went of civil engineering. 1•Le was of a quiet disposition and bore a vet high character atnou hie fellows, 1315 familyis al g w upu the beet -known and most highly -respected members of the e0mtntiity, Youug McLean was home at Christmas, .apparently in the best of spirits, and these who know hint find it hard to understand his action. He is survived by his mother, two brothers' and a sister, De. Aikeuhead, of Hensel!, is a secoud cousin of deceased. Hullett HEAVY DRAPT HORSES AND OOLTS. -James Leiper, the well known horse. dealer, will have a ear of heavy draft horses and colts at Mason's Hotel, Blyth, on Saturday of this week, 19th inst. Pardee. desiring good animals will find thele there- ou above date.- , Clinton Ex-MAYoR SEARLE. DEAD. -W. C. Searle, one of the pioneer merchants of the town, died at his home here Monday in his 78th year. Until the last few years he has always taken a deep interest in municipal affaire and was a recognized authority, having served es Mayor, Reeve and Council - tor. He started the, first hardware business iu the town, and was a large property (mien His wife, formerly bliss Lee, of Iudiau Head, survives him. Grey. Quite a number of good horses were delivered by Grey tuwuship farmers to various buyers. The West appears to have the call just now as a market. A uumber of prey farmers have handed in their names for the Stand- ing Field Crop Competition in nate under the auspices of Last Huron Agricultural Society. • See the Secre- tary, W. H. Kerr, if you wish to cow- pete. John Ziegler, wife and daughter, of Nebraska, are visiting Mrs. William Ziegler and family, 14th con,, Mrs. John Ziegler was formerly Mis".Caro line Zimmer, daughter of the late 13lichel Zimmer, 9th eon. They expect to stay three or four mouths: `11 is about 24 years since they went to Ne- braska. The ladies are sisters. Quite an arliwated discussion took place at the Township Council by a delegaiiun for and against arranging a new school section from a portion of. No. land Grail brook. It will come up again at the uext Commit meeting, Oraubrook section being notified of the movement in the meantime. The advocates of the new formation com- plain of the Winter blockade of side - road. Proclainations have been issued over' the signature of Reeve Living- stone calling upon alt dog owners to look after tbeit canines. Dogs found wandering about unmuzzled will be put out of the way and the owners are liable to a heavy tine. Council is wise in looking after this 'matter in good time and putting people on their guard iu view of so much wad dog talk Wm. Hogg, Lot 8, Con. 4, has leased his farm to Jesse Wilbee, of the 8th con., fur a term of three years and will give possession ou March 15th. 041 account of this Mr. Hogg will hold au Auction sale of farm stock, imple- ments, &a, ou Tuesday of next week,. commencing at l p. m.. ' kir" acid Mrs. Hogg will coutiuue to live on the farm. Their sou- John has- gone to tjle .Pacific Coast ; Harrold is teaching 's' h,c,l t, at Loudesbo •uand me will t James i.•et'nl'r7,10 Wiuuipeg to resutuepusitiou ytllt'ttteSheaf Loading Co. List of sial4 M ay be read on. page 4 of this ' issue. ' 5TH ANNIVERSARY. -A couple dozen neighbors and friends enjoyed a fine time et the home of Wm. and Mrs. bluffed. 0th, con., Tuesday evening. .It was the 5th anniversary of the marriage of the host and hostess, who int addittou to receiving many good' wishes were made the recipients of a flue rocking chair', paper rack, &c. Evening was spent with gages, music and social cleat. A tasty lunch was served in Mrs. Moffatt's best style. Their numerous friends hope they may be spared to celebrate their golden wedding • 1131 ARR1ED.-1 he Foreign Missionaiy:'- Tidings for February says "Au- other happy event is recorded again' at our Ahousallt staff the marriage of Mr. Russ, now principal of Ahous ahtand Altss McNeil, matron of the school, The marriage took place dur- ing the bbristmes Beeson at Alberni, the nearest point at which such a ceremony (amid be performed. Again we extend kindest wishes to Mr. and Mts. Reiss who have so long been faithful in out' Indian work." The ht ide is a daughter of Lachlan and .Mrs. McNeil, 14th con., and has spent 10 successful years in the ,Indian Mis- sion work on the Paoifie coast,. Their home is Cryo days' sail from Victoria. Many relatives and old friends of the bride here wish her and her husband a happy and useful life, Plum THE WEST. -T1111 POST re- ceived at letter from Peter McNeil, formerly of Greytownship, w Ylois now located at Gadsby, lta. He says :-Enclosed find 81.00 to pay for Tuo BRUssans POST foe this year. We 111'0 like a great; many more of your readers in the West anxious to get THE PosT to hear what is going one in Brussels and surrounding cOlwtry. We think t11010 is no place like Alberta as we have a tnostrbeauti• fol Winter her and d tiro sup shines warts and bright t dv e e4, day. About Y half a foot of 410 an • \v the 4,o level Ws kv0 on arented place a11d had a splen- did crop last year, Owner gets half the crop and he finds the seed, pays half the twine Land half the thrdahrng. We hitd for our share of the grain th itrtometly foo ttlbj'C111t11, to 11 0I 1118 1C1i1Nt 1000 buff. of No. 2 Northern wheat and R. Stewart 88 *E Rands t:1 900 bushels 08 0(1(4 that will weigh 40 l: Powell, ,,, 88 S Ma Laucttl7n .,! 74 r. R H w l r lbs.theyour Toole .87e . luue el. 111 say to I v o b h L w o Y Y- « 3 .cadets of THE PosT that there are L :.011:1 cut ,. ...7q L W711,tii ,.., ,,,2. tet? chances i4 the Wiesi to 0410 in H Currie .,. 72 L Met,pache,...5 O0Lar'io and 541114801011(1 number of T N14Laucbliu...67 W Pavue - S';, your readers hi Amon County could V Curtis., 66 *L Jnl.ksoll .'••...1 : A McLanghlln,..64 V sincl-' r,..•.'.. 4, k; Campbell.,..;, 63 "4 „Jackson....,,-„ * missed one or more exits.-ty 11. M, realize the advantages there are in the West, there would be a big rush out here this Spring, Yours as ever, PETER. MCNEIL, Gadsby, Alta, ' - r • Wroxeter - - We regret to learn of the serious illness of airs. Muir, of 13owick• Mrs. J. N. Allan is the guest of Bloods at Exeter and Lambetu. Mies Etta Smith left for Toronto 041 Friday to attend the millinery open- ings. - R: H. Wendt'of Teesater spent Monday with his brother, 1,R. Wendt. James and Mrs. Harris and Hugh Harrisesdayleft. for Asquith, Sask., on Tu About 25 from bere , attended the hockey match in Wingham last Fri- day evening between Mt. Forest and Wiugham. Editor Chisholm has purchased the Lawrie property next to the Howick Fite los. office a.,d will fix it up for a pdriutiug office and dwelling cumbin- e. The Valentine 'Social held in the basement of the Presbyterian Church ou •Monday evening passed off very successfully. The amount was sufficient to cover the share of the ex- pense taken izy the young people of the church, towards paying for the electric lights recently Installed. " - After au illness extending over several weeks Thos. L. Putland, who resided tat the outskirts of the village, passed away at his home on Tuesday, Feb, 81,11. The deceased was in his 57th year. Ile was a quiet man and, respected by ail who knew him. lie is survived by outs daughter. The funeral took place to the Wroxeter cemetery on Thursday afteruoou. Service was conducted by Rev. L. Perrin. 1st Term Report BRUSSELS CONTINUATION SCHOOL ROOMS t & 2 Form III A & B -Pass 6o%. Honors 75% Pass mark also requires 40% 00 each subject and honors 50%. Exam- ined in all subjects. Per cent Per cent T Armstrong....96 V Bowman 55 't` Dickson ...86 C Forbes. - 44 K Hewitson..... -8s A McKelvey, ' 45 0 Armatrong....77 W Scott 45 F Scutt 76 W Mequtcheop.44. J Wilton 75 F Clark...........40 A Forrest. 74 15 Ament..........32 F Bryans ..66 N Ewan 3s 13 Currie .... 63 C Holmes 17 J Henderson.. 61 Form II --Examined in all subjects. rat Dlvtsion- E Deadman.......95 J Bremner 68 H Armstrong....85 M Thompson 67 C -Leckie. 73 B Warwick 64 A Grant 73 B Harris 61 J Armstrong......72 end Division - L Armstrong.. .5e B Leckie 57 H Hoover 58 S Fox 34 W Sperling 57 H Mooney Si 3rd Division - F Ecktuier. 48 E Plum...........•43 K Wilton48 A Cooper 42 • Gerry '46 D Watson 40 V 'Aiulay ....46 Form I -Examined in all subjects. T V illi.. ,.....,84 F Rooke x P" McKenzie 83 C McKinnon 69 E Sothern 82 H Ament .67 M Ynill.... 81 J McLennan 67 J Taylor 80 E Sellers..........67 J Menzies. 7g J' Smith 65 L McDonald 76 E 'Lamont 64 G Kerr 74 I Rands ......,..6x I Barkley 72 F Robb 59 I Strachan 72 C Stewart 55 W Kerr 72 W Ainlay B. McCAatvs, I. H. CAMERON, Principal, PUBLIC SCHOOL Soda( 3 Sr. IV -Daily work and exams in Comp.. Draw., Written Read., Oral Read.. Gram., Spell„ Arlth., Geog., and Phys. Hpnors 75 per cent. Pass 6o per cent. 14 Fox 83 A Witton .76 ✓ Russ . .....82 S Brothers 74 E Platt Hazel Lowry ...8o E Barkley... ....7o A Moore 79 C Emigh......:..,68 C Crooks 76 Jt, IV -Daily work and exams in Comp., Draw„ Written Read .• Grain , Spell., Arith., Geog., Phys, and Hist. Honors 75 per cent. Pass 60 per cent. 'r Oeadmsn 95 R Barkley .65. E Lowry ...88 J Jackson ••..65 A McLauthlin...86 H Work 85' 81 Harold Lowrv..,72 A Roe ...... 85 *W Harris W Lott . .....8t L Lowry. 59 L Ballantyne,,..75 13 Kerr 55 H Burgess 74 E Moore SS I McLauch m...,74"„ 7 ttt W ox 54 EllArnislan .. u b Wi ...... . a..... "54 E '!`cola 714 *J iott ql F Lowry 67 G Colvin ,..34 * missed one 858111. D. SMe'rls. Teacher. ROOM 4 Sr, 11I --Exam, in Writ., Geog„ Arith,,;Phys., Hist., Spell. and daily work, G Edwards. 84 V ivll:Cracken•.,56 Oliver L B u4, e 77655 6 1. iltckson 475 A. Thompson -0..55 *J MeLatichliu63 R 11101.<w/.......54 1 Ballantyne ..,62 **R inclair 32 jr. III -Exam, in Read., Grain., Spell.; Comp., Arit14,, Hist. and daily work, 1 Liter.. Mem., Coln Pattie 6o per emt. El Ross .8i H Stewart 75 work. Honors 75 pe per cent, R Moore 82 A C Best M Skelton 75 ** R Brewer 73 * Houma 75 per cent. Pass r ceot. *missed one exata. **rinse Class V-Exarrt. in AtW J Fox 86 C Anderson:. H James 86 C Moore Class 1V-Extim. in ArIth:-.' Read., deity work and Deportment: McL,auchiin...es Lowry G Snider 8o 0 'toward 5o 51, Class III -Excellent- M Kerney,' E 4,l Jackson, LCuuley. W James, }'Emig[, M W ihun. Good -A Stewart, E Bur- 4 gess. E HullLnger.' $ Class II -Excellent -C Thompson, M Oliver. Class I -Excellent -E Stewart, j, Kelly. Ellie Stewart, L Snider, 1 Kelly;i Good -R Glassier. G FLO BUCHANAN, Telch,_•1 Manor off Reeve Livingstone was art business trip to Toronto last ; We are glad to report Bee "' ' 4", is recover'tug from her' 1,84'7 t1' - 4C Mr. Nickltu, our teachex ,sylent'Sti"h-.. day under the parental root at 'Mill-t bank. errs. Wilson and Doss Detwiller, Jamestown, New York, are/41011111 with their sister, awe. H. 3mNaught. A sleigh load of young people "1'ro this victuity called on Win. To. Logan, Tuesday evening. They purl a good 11me, Last Friday evening Rev. Ru. Lu Ire -organized the Young Peo Society of U. E. A program of in and also the topic, "A Model C. were given by the Walton C society. Afterwards lunch and co was served and the eveuhg .t,.` with social chat. Alt ehjoyable was spear by those present. FARRIERS' INSTITUTE:-Wedne of last week an interesting wee under the direction of East 131 Farmers' lustitute was held here. the absence of the President, Ed. tou was voted to the chair which p tion he filled all right. In the a noon am. Groh, of Preston, gas excellent practical talk on Dan Deputy Reeve McFadzean was un' to be present owing to illness. In evening the program was spec( terestiug and consisted of (vel addresses by 'Councillor Secretary of the Institute ; of Guelph, on Poultry ; Mir "The Stairway to Success" by bliss Ethel =Naught ; byDuncan mc.1a (u t 1414 Mrs.M a W oK y je it.. Tt£ Hood, of Rita ' 4,n sh Mos-x.ty Horse Fair \,F. '. 3rd. IL will be a sweeper::t- MEroomsr Church Choir next Monday evening in To Outside talon(, Mi;5 Gertru, Elocutionist and vocalist,• td's Mrs. Small reader An d ,. alt ti Y... mission 25c. ; I:c, for efiiji maybe reserved at form calling at Fox's Drug S tulss the Cont. 'I'o Cult CARacscerpONFEN en Cleavors to give all -f comings and goings, etc, its, while at the same avoiding the insertion meant, as a "drive" or -"j!4 people or otliers, Ail -1' nature, when recognizefi: to the walllinir-ttd:teota:ckee r. - 1` all corresposigns but outs asatter qf'' for publicatoor to`ht when jokeserpotr t concerned a00 19 sen i t n tt1 + c. not be'ua a doe e i iu Y k op .. ,.<, for their t and0tr' (1101 t tvho their( to 'octet'siottally geifi 1001 'octet sock the pian,