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WM, SPEIVOE
CON V +YAN(1J Lit. AND i.613IIBR
OF M ttailP1,U 1' LICHNSEiti
Ince lit tate rant 01114se, t{Iltel,
JOHN HARRIS,
Agent Howiek Mutual
Fire:InBuraueu Oompauy
OAloe awl ItesldQnee-
- WALTON, ONT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND
8Netaniox,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
la' t3, t3COTT AS AN ATJUTION-
• ass, Will dell for bettor prices, to
neuter Wee,' In lead time and less obarges'
than any other Auo1aoueel in East Huron or
no won't 00argl anything. Oates and orders
.Ian. always be errapged al 41418 oaten or by
,1'..,•e „rat .041168t1On,
ROBT. N. GARNISS
trLUl!;VA1.K — 044T...
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable, hates arranged for
rat the office of Tag Po82, Arueeele. 9211
LERAI ANIS (;Or VEYANCINB.
‘Ai61. SIN UL,Alit—
y Y a - llarrt0tu4,- Solicitor,. Uunveyunaer,
Notary Yablio, 40. 48)11480—s [overt's. 8iock
1 door North u1' Ueulral Ito4Ge1
8u11o1Wt for the Metropolitan amid.
1�t{OIIDF00J', BAYS & KILLORAN
BAHI[ta'rl;ns 140L arrux41, No'Iexll(S
. . 1'UBLI,1, ETV.
W. Paov0rooP, K. 0 R. 0. -BA75
J. L. ernam AN
0tnoee—'1'boeo formerly veoupind by kleeere
Cameron it Nom
Gammon, ONTA4Io.
L'INE
ALLAN
Steamship Company Cam an Nita]]
ire You Sending for Relatives or friends 1
Prepaid tickets lamed from any point
in Great Britain to destination
in Canada.
Direct Services
Liverpool to Halifax and 2tuntrmhl.
Glnaxow to Halifax, Portland, Boston or
Montreal.
London and Havre to St.Jolrntitnd Montreal.
(A000rdilag to 80a8011 )
LOW RATES.
, SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION.
EIlrly'applICation fot• berths advisable for
Murch, April and May anilines.
Pull information x44 to rates, etc., on npplics-
tion 410
W. H. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, ; Brussels.
MONTHLY'
HORSE FAIRS
BRUSSELS
Regular Monthly Muse Fairs will he
held in 01.144900211 this seal8nit a8 flillows :
THURSDAY, Mar. `Lad, 1911
" Alaril Oth, 1911
Leading local and outside buyers will be present
d a
To Machinery Users
and Farmers
0
4
The New Machine Shop of the
HUHU FIRE APPLIANCE
,
• ad MACHINE CO.
•
•
00
i8 DOW really fpr business, slid,
with good Mach inel'y and Spilled
S1ec1u4nitls, we at•e in. a pnlition
to attend to your repairs prompt-
ly aud at reasonable rates. ,
1f you will let es know yoin
wants we will give you honest
advice aud help if connected
with MMCaehiuery,
Givees a 11'101 and, by Ginning
to Bt•us8ols, 88,V0 Humana looney '
fox yourselves,
RSIlt L
�� & JAMES
Mill Street Brussels
•••.••i••••••‘•••••••••••cl
Bnetinelss 'garde
MASS BIE'RTHA A4 its8rf CNQ
TQ&oher Qf Plano
'880410 at Darter's MUHta Store, elle door 1:T0rtk
of the 1toad8 .18 Bank, llrussele 41-4.2
111/.\44$' PERI -E' SHAHPI3
ho N passed • andaful y
he
BGC87(02141111M.
Hos of the Pianoforte Dn artulnatoY'the 're:
,onto
0041801'41488411'44 9f Mu
ic, and is
preperee
to take pupils therhome, Pt r asq street,
,
DR. T. T, M ,RAS
•
Baoholor of Medicine, Unlverdlty of Toronto ;
Lleeotteto and Graduate of the Uollegeof PUY,
81011/118 and Surgeons, Ont, Poet -graduate
Uhaoago E 5. 001, 11.040 ru481 'Throat Hospital,
()Swage, I{l. 4x•1lande Surgeon to St, Mielt-
anl'n 6oHp44481,Toronto.
Olilee o7ar P11, 8011W1's' Drn11 Store, T4Je-
pbaaa connection wrth 01'80111$00k at all 4our8,'
OR. M. FERGUSON
ET
SEL, ONT,
Yhy4loesn 8h14 melanin; Post GrndNIIT0001W848
t38ntl011 tang 1, New York 44110 011108410 R08-
pitals.'
Stipend attention to disease of eye, ear,
110411 Tin41 thrust. Oyes ted4011 for 2100008.
OR. HAMILTON
Dental Burgeon
Room. tir8dwlio Gonna Dapartulent, Toronto
University •- l.tcentinte of Royal' College of
Dental Hui bions, of Toronto Office In Smith
In tick :•seem ly 1184:,1,11 by Dr. Fetid.
/41 M. NI, LEAN, D,0.$., L.D.E.
Oorrio, Ont.
Honor graduate Uaivla•alry of Toronto, De.
1441111,1.444. of Dentistry ; GI admit° Royal U01-
lege of uentnl Maroons of Ontario. At Wrox-
418erevery Tneaday xfternoun and Wednesday.
Ogles in (Lund Ventral block. At 8'a,dwio1l
every Friday forenoon. (Mee in. Gorrie in
Level's flooli. al•Bm
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of aha Ontario Veterinary
(Jullr+ge. Day and night calla. U1ace-opposite
Flour• Mill, Ethel.'
1100'10 get& war
SRussELs
Go1N0 4190711 GOING Non'mt
aleii 7 05 a 441 Express' ., .. 10 :53 a ni
I(xpreae 11 .18 a til Mail . ......., 1:44 p In
Express 0:02 p m Express ., . 8:50 p in
WALTON
To Toronto ToGodertch
Express......... 7:41 a m I Express .....11:87 e m
Express 2:67 p 1'n (..Express 7:25 pan
WRo'XETER
Going Ensu - 7:09 a. m. and 8:56 p. m.
Going West - 12:48..: and 2:47 p.m.
All trains going Beet connect with O.P. R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora and T.
G. B stations. -
4E0. AL7,AN, Looei Agent.
•
focal lieb35 Items
,A, MR supply of lee bas been stared
for next Sttti,lner's use. '4'Ila 1'0s'4'h i in receipt of 44481 levitation 'ER
t
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e h) u. I "At Herne" B
- re. v al 4a (1
toWe v
la tit
s Arto.cls" tinn III
the Baron Old RoY •+
Toronto en P'ebreary 17th, '1'hia 500041
gnibel•Jpglots developed tu4.0'ego of the
Wile( events of the setlson.
J
1_sloe 1U
GK:v,
it SattrdaY morn-
o e
t- tie 'Jockey
v c• ,' ito Io4-.'a fie 5 1 ( 1 4
11 a.ten .9 k
1g
11'h .T'Idsl es and Sheer.. Wits el by0 I 1.
al}.pian
rooks, The tatter even again with a
/
spore of z-1, The line up was as fel.
lows t-•-
'I'histles `•:>hamrodts
C. Bmigh H. Ament
W, Ptivna ' 1... M4Cracfeo
B, Campbell A. Fox
t •
W. 13uobanan 1, T 70mpson p
H. Campoell it, Moore
Harry Fox .'as Referee. Next game oh
Saturday of this week at to o'clock.
n
Don TAX.—It is of neral) Immo
generally 1
by Assessors that at the last session Of
the Provincial Legislature, the act for
the prelectiup of sheep and to impose is
tag on dogs INNS ame0d0d to react 8s fel.•
IQWs:—'There shalt' be levied aunuaily
in every municipality in Ontario upon
the owner, po'stssu)', or harborer of
*loll dog therein, can auntie] lax of l41t;oo
for a dog, it only one, and $z dor each
additional slog owned, possessed ' or
harbored by him, and 3 for a bitch if
only one, and $5 (or each additional
bitch owned. • Upon Me prodpetiou of a
certificate in *riling of n veterinary
surgeon that a bitch has been spayed,
tech kitten shall be taxed at the 88118
tate as a dog.
PLEA FOR THE HELLO GIRL.
When the girlie at Omitted says
• "Busy," don't work y.0111sell' into a
fret and a 8444(1044 ; 1101't- tell her in
language all freckled with tire that
,you tido It she's quite 14411144' 41p91'4411011 t4,
48'llar. Don't paw at the •.tail pet not
chew at the lag ; don't roar as a b1111'
when it secs a ted flag, nor tell ]let in
Vniei ng t11,4t p14it184 the air 44e.l that
you'll have. hey Liticanned ere the sun
goes to bell ; but, 111111111111' i,4 sugary,
Iuttrslw11Qion lvotd8—'twill fall on her
ear .as the 011101 0f birds—to please
ring you op •when :the litre is at rest,
111111 she raises, the 'pal,ty t I• whom
you're in quest And;7vlen elle to plie8
she will do so just hang the receiver
up sully mud inot Witha Julia.
Fant s201111lig old 'olal-•fellOw, tf yon
had t,, bear but hair of•t11e Hello Girl e
burden of care,' that temper,.of your s
would explode min a boos}, and scat-
ter oath fragments all over laic rooms.
They often are cussed at 144,40 growled-
at
1044vledat by man, when trying to do the best'
that they can to keep service luoving
with nary a hitch, when 84)1'('h11444118 04,-
11828 thelll asleey at the switch ; and
*1184110 times the harsh tvntds that fall
Mt rheic eats
•. fill their throats full et
lumps and
theirt
1' eyes f111 or tears.
Just, do tuhto 4hem 484 you'd hive lathers
do unto a sister of yotm's where she nue
of the crew ; and you'll find' 108444'
seevicefar het ter Witt be than if by
your crassness you rattle thelia, see ?
S VARI7rt VONT'auliscrl tion.
Q. P P
....S's. V M E 'PINEDay next Tuesday.
AL ' N S D V % 1.
Scuooi BOARD Friday evening of
dirt week.
SEND us the news.' Our telephones
-re Nus, 34 and 32. • '
1. S SMITH, the rupture specialist of
Stratford, will 'be at the American
Hotel; Brussels; un' 'Wednesday,- • 15th
inst.
PE'rtT)ON't have been largely. signed in
town tot' forwarding to the Gov'ernnmeut.
urging amendment to the Act relating
to Pool room licenses making the Bradt
iilg of a license optimal with a Municipal
Council. They now have ,no authority
to refuse an apphcatiou.
'fais week tbe Excelsior Knitting
Factory resumed work atter a close
dowu of several weeks during which
time the engine was overhauled and.
eoneral repairs made tothe plant. 20
hands are employed and there is a good
prospect for steady work. which means
considerable to the staff.
RURAL TELEPHONE ANNUAL MEETING
—The an1nal nleeung 01 Brussels, Grei
and Morris Rural Telephone Co. will be
field in the 't'own Hall, ' Brussels, on
l'uesday, February 14181, 'at 2 o'clock.
There will no doubt- be a large attend
once as every owner 0t a telepbooe has a
right to attend and vote 044. the sires
nuns before the meeting. Official notice
will he sent by Secretary Leckie.
DIED AT: W0008TGcx.—Oil. Wednes-
a44,'lauuary 2511, Joseph Lasehiuger,
lied at the Huse:tat to Woodstock
where he had been for the 4151(3 yeasts
'ie was 48 years of age and had been au'
invalid tor about 3o years. Through it
all he lived a, fine Chrtstien character
Deceased was a brother to Mrs. I T.
'Wood, of town, She,audMr. aloud at.
tended the funeral which took place at
New Hamburg on the 28th ult.
ASSISTANCE IN DRAINAGE.—In July
89,!1!). Mt Department of Puvstes at tut:
O; A. C. prepared a Mau of drams fur 14
52 acre biock of laud that bad never
„WWII a crop— it WAS lu0 wet. The.
cirallis',vere laid that Autumn. Ie roto
that 52 acres yielded potatoes aud euro
to the valuebf $2250. The farm lies
anhin: five miles ut the city of London.
Why had. this land lain Useless for
geeeratlone ? Pei (laps the previous
owners theoght it could not be drained—
as a matter of tact it was a difficult prub-
rem, fur this/and was very fiat aud the
nt1 • o Perhapsthey did not be-
i
put h y
IMee drainage would pay this one crop
Gould cu vluce theta Or perhaps
they believed in drainage rut did not
know just how • to tinder
take such extensive drainage operations.
r It cal College is
rhe Oman!) A Ic.0 u b
g
in doubt about
udeavunn to help those o
g
P
drainage Amy termer in Ontario ',testi-
ng asststauce le
ishngasststaulele his eliainage prablelns
may have- the s81ne by making 1991180
tun to the Department of Pnv514211, 0.
A.GGuelph. As
800n as
possible
able
,flet receipt
of the application a drain -
:10 advisee is sent to make a survey of
Ile laud, after which he makes a cunt-
plate map showing the lucettun of the
dratus, the grade, size of 0Ie, etc. When
wnpleted the map is sent to the owner,
so that he has au accurate guide to 1011017
11 putting 11 his drains, As 481 prevents
ears, the only outlay to the farmer is
he necessary travelling expenses of one
roan in cente01101 With the sttrvey.
I'he railways glv0 a rate of a cent a mile
1'm this work, so that the travelling ex-
penses are light, After one survey In
each locality a Drainage DetllQustratien
s held right in the field surveed, to
which all the neighbors are invited. At
de oh•
is 1 echo is are m
his meeting simple m t
g P
surve
n•a in• ..drainage\
ted Of teak a,
1:
finding m the fall of a ditch,
determ
inittb
Ito grade, digging to grade, etc. 'Those
wi:ihing to tnake apphcetiun fora survey
soul( write the Department of Physi0e
0 A. 0„ Guelph, whereupon vegtilal.
application forms will be sent.
Perth County
Ma. L70A04CK'B APPOINTMENT. -The
value of t4oesteuellen 1Engineer.
UIUItles .1. Leamoc t as 4848 electrical ex-
'llert las.. beoii recognized by the
Ilydeo,electriu'Conunissin0. Tltesdiiy
ice received noti(:82 of his appointment
4s supervising engineer of Niagara
n0wel• for this .(1181410f,'ha44ing taken
,vd the sys1('81111 at S11atfuld,. St.
platys,'l',4vistcick,.,.Slitcl>ell anti Sea-
rurtit. 411'. Llacl.ck's new duties will
hegia the middle of February.
Huron County,
Thos. E. IlandFord, of Exeter', who
(luring the past 12 y,'lu's htrs paid out
nearly one ruilliot dollars far horses
and Who is nue of the leading and hest
known 11o•se buyers 1n \Ve8teru Oh-
ttwiu, has decided' to retire from .bnsi
1101`4 and has Wettedhisinterests over
to .las. Doyle. Si. P. P., of Mt. Camel
The shipping will eent(nue fermi Ex-
eter and the first 104411 was shipped the
•lhe.i' (1444y 4454 the bush. trade in New
Ontario. 4R•. Handford started bnsi'
oess'in Exeter in May 1898 and since
that time Iles probably `shipped more
h01,508 than Yany -other -Man in this
section. Up to October 12, 1910, over
7,00Q horses petard through his hands,
fur which he paid out about $926,000.
Morris .
Oougratttlations are OIC tended 'to
.hie¢, D. and Sire. Gi•asbv5th line. It's
a boy. This is one way to solve the
label. question, •
The usual Sabbath afternoon service
was withcll'aivn in the Jackson C/1111 eh
last Sunday owing to the gtlarletly
•
en1imtinibn at 131yth.
Win, Anderson, of Dundalk, was
the guest of his brother, ,las. Ander-
son. He carne to attend the funeral of
1 he late. Jots. McUallnul.
Avery busy season has been spent
I w Isnot and men .0111 line, in
1 hr A
T
(doter threshing.Weave gl44d 20/WO
Ulla C1'011 011 the :increase and hone
it. 07111 alts act „i pater attention on the
part of the fa] Im', s of this locality.
We are sorry to hear that Frank
\1441 tin, 51,11 line, has not been very
well of late ha
this moitY friends ends 9ith
him speedy dlY convalescence. Alt Alto,
p
Liil wane to Fergus > + 1 >us HosI
1ital last Moo -
day f0I
ino]layf0l an Opera/A(111. Mrs. iiltartin
accompanied ])]111.
At Brussels monthly Florae hair
Wits 1 1
Taylor, a well known t resident of
the 9th line, re-rhasetl a tlmastanrhu'd
heed young driving mate frpitl Ernest
Rosell, of Grey, paying $2.50 00 for her.
' '9 4 great v.' . 9f a good
y't1'. Taylor ],1 gtel lover o g
ermine, whethet light or h4'44vy..
Lost week An(leew and Mrs. Taylor
moved to 1321gr120, where. they have
Mho! tip residence .having pm chased
the Sproat 8t Whaley store. Residents
of the 5141 line were sorry to see them
remove inbut we hope that the very best
of ynece18 may attend their- Belgrave
investtnelit. They t,enuire 00 intro'
ll)1etion to Ole people of that locality.
SOnn0L ROIMET.—lrotlnwing isthe
echn41 report 0f S. S. No.13, Mereis,
for Ja48mary : Class IV.—Jahn Pass -
19l0, Ernest \]n!1'c,
Jauet
nonan.
Sr.II
t ,—Jnitn ' Little Sato. e
AIcocic-
Gladys McNeil.
— 1
tilJr.Ill.—Ivan n A
c
Atte, Elsie Commis Andrew Nichol,
N4rtn nlSpeir, Willie Clttrk..,11'. II.—•
Russell Marks, 4iaggite 01ark, John
McNeil, Annie Alooel:. Sr. Pt:. 41.—
Lily AfeAl+ter, illargarot McNeil, Marro
YEAR.
Cured by Lydia. E, Punk -
banes V'egetableCompouad
Fox Creek N.B.—"I have always
a weak.,
n in theloins and t e
had pains
often 8fte'r 'my
meals , 'm y food
would distress ane
anti.se, 0aus
I,y(Iae sonoE.
ne,
Pinkham'sVegeta-
ble Compound has
done me much
good, I am strong-
er, digestion is bet-
ter, and I can walls.
with ambition. I
have encouraged
malty mothers of
families to take it as it is the best renl-
edy in the world, You can publish this
in the papers. ' — Mrs WILLIAAs
BOURQUE, Fox Creek, N.B., Canada.
The above is only one of the thou-
sands of grateful letters which are
constantly being received by the
Pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn,
Mass., which prove beyond a doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com-
pound made from roots and herbs,
actually does cure these obstinate dis-
eases of women after all other means
have failed, and that every such suf-
fering woman owes it to herself .to at
least give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound a trial before submit-
ting to an operation,or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. Pinkl}am, of Lynn, Mass.,
Invites all sick women to write
herfor advice. She has guided
thousands to health and het_
advice is free.
000h1'alle, of that v441114ty, who sur.
111 t. eights
tiros O z) n t
1 }n, f a family 1 11
a
'f'. till .1
l In l sone 7t t daughter < mode,
all UIl 4 111 l 111 . 1
s e is I'll, the surviving meadows or.tlll'
lamilx 1i4440' Ml's. Thos. AloDul4ald,
Islet MIN, Andrew 1aol4, both tieing
14a1 hn es mLl JosephJ Un /l
J 5
)
11
on ahomestead Inti 1
1 th t Thos, (for
n.
i
J1hrgs,lot
50, cooDeceasedl Grey.
4 t9 c IS1s i e 1
\t a ni 1 tt nt member ber of the
n
Presbyterian .ellorelt Alolesworth.
' funeral 44 ,1
Ll.clut Jell c place o 1 a dt
1 t 1 p STB( zea a
t
Y
af(eJ'uuon to the SlGleswnrth cPnnstel'y,
Jamestown
6f1Nitb. Jr. Pt. I1. -Everett Nichol,
0Jiffo'd Marks.' Sr. Pt. 1,—Ji111 Dun-
can, Allan Speii•. Jr. Pt, I Stetiley
'larks. AxNip E. A'I0GowAN,'L'e4tr:her,
List W l
Andrew Yale has sold his' baking
bustor twootl
ncDick McCallum 443 to 4111 lm A
0
F. M Brook were 481 Sluice*
B P 1148(1 is B tit vc, c
on a visit and while there Me. Brook
cnutracted pleurisy but was able to be
brougbt,home .last week and is ire-
prov1tlg. • -
Louis Gabel, while in. Toi'nntn, re-
cently Purchased' the .racing horse,
Eastes'Snnday." EJe is a grey pacer
aifd'issaid t4rhe'IL very speedy boldo.
The temperance people of Listowel
and uear-by places held a rally haeet
ing in' the Presbyterian church bete 10
rar48n111110 plains for sulfnlitting a
Lni•alOption 1>y-la\v to the people as
soon as passible: It is proposed to gn
intO,th0 campaign with a full force of
workers,. -
Molesworth
HANOE CU128iN0s CALLED-A.WAY.—
Another. lilts been taken front the
rapidly thinning ,maks of the I:em :eve.
of this section by the death of Ranee
Ot11n481i1145 at his home on Sunday
evening of last week 218. The 1•es1/11 01
an 9t.tnak of pneumonia4- which seized
him a week previous. • 88 yearsago
the 418cens20 moved to Int 48, eon. 1
Grey and from then mail his death to -
alai tied on the same Farris, iinpruving
his own laud, converting .it a from 44
bush fat'tu to i4 title, Well cleared, (8811in-
ed and cutbivate8 farm that, will stand
for acres atter his death as a4lcoin welit,
to his industry and thrift, and watelt-
ing Theesame process going on all a-
mend 11un. The pioneer's life. is 4,0t
an easy one and the younger genera-
tion owe armee than they realize to the
early settlers who suffered and endur-
ed without complaint privations and
hardships that even the poorest labor-
er to -clay would consider (11010st tin
betu•nble, 0f coarse, they had the
satisfaction in their declining years of
seeiug the result of their toil and the
knowledge Haat their posterity would
be able to go through life easier be-
eati5e of their labor. .The 1ate. Ranee
C;l1t11111,it1g9 4490.9 44 Canadian by birth,
being bola) in South Dumfries, near
Galt, in Sept. 1881, and was therefore
in his 80th year. 50 years ago last
Jane be 01x0 Wart ied to Elizabeth
•4••+04.o•}••+•4•411+•.4.•+0+4$•r•.eo.1
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Cha•
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ae
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Nusiness
....
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' tie having m1'.
HEnndarst d
g
g
i
- T chased the stock and hulas •
tug business of C, H. Dodds T.
will continue ho early it nm in •
t the same. premises, Stret.tnu '1'
• Block, 13rn.lsels. He wilt keep j
an up -to -delle line or Tweeds, 4.
4•'
t Worsteds, Plw;tings. lresti(g8
• • and 1411 ether goads Rept in a •
3• 01 st-class Tailoring ' establish 4.
-
• went,. - ,
)H
4 Being a practical Tailor of •
4 many years' 05perien0411r is 0r•e- +
-pared to guarantee satl8f14otioh
as to style ,and 'naat*ufactttt•e to •
all customers., - +
Call incl 500 our goods before
placing your order. •
3.
Wm, P. Fraser. •
Merchant taller Brunie
131118 are out limiting for seal(sd twi-
tter!! for the (uusttuutim) of Vletor448
11+111, J4tmteatnlv11, \7'11101 17044 (182811iiy.,
ed by lire, ' Separate a figures are asked
ill L. The fro
brick c un t Corn u e e
for 01110 1
f
purpose building, the I'on*4(lat1014, or
Oa!
> basement, cunt for h
probably ably kit 4t 1(1 I, ly t L (
8444)1'1 :912110L1ie, Plans. aud speeiiiL:u.-
tious way be seen alt the J 41ute8town
stole. A, L?ulloek is Seeret4w'y of the
UWnallttee, 'J'eu11e18 l TO/VT11np to
\Ve(1ai.sday 15th dist.
Bluevale
I5:Nox f1FZURCIL.=T'hia 14nu11811 titian -
OM 144 )ot't for Knox • 01411 volt for the
year 1010 has beenprinted and front it
We gather the following p44rtictilars :—
At begiluiag of the yeas the member-
sGifJ 7vas 180 ; 21. new members here
eeceived during the year 1411d 21 were
removed by certificate, death and
(>tl4')' causes, so the membership at
the close of the year wee 186, The
two rnernhers 1 emoted by death wet o
William Messer and Mrs. Thos. Wats
Molt, sr. Tho total receipts for the
year 14wo(luted to $17211.99 divided as
follows Gaherai fund, $1030.02 ;
Sclii'uieq $1352.00 ; Sabbath School,
$08'54 ',adios' Aid, $117.04; W.
SL'ri(•t}} , $32.00 t W. 13, AL Society,
$79 ; AI ls'sion 134011 $22 ; Guild, $22.20,
Tlu,i'ra41c 088018 of $15314 14nc1 liabili-
ties of $1528.80. Knox 0h11rch is
prospering . under the pastorate of
Rev: VV. J. West, AL A.
Were -.BID '111 a oontributiQns, $2015„- (.tiring the year 4Vete—'3441'5. Win,
21111htk0, $49+-mu1 altlllvel'sa}•y, 1114(82.- HOnders01), J, A, Itit41410, Mrs, 0,
701 cIo441'eh debt, $473.50 I SU11day ISobluson, J. 13. (7nounings.Mut Joseph
S4'Iac)nl, $280,761 W. k',*At, 4oriety, 44oir,
$100.051 Church schemes, $666,481
Westuliulste}• land, $10$.411 Ladies
A14, $106,28. 13" "904 of the %1048•4444+4144
ile+
thA• +9rA
81(10 Shows Oust 67 rnoly,meillbers wore '414`
received, 21 by certificate and 50 by
'press 01 of ail • present member.
Li
pl i t faith alt ua ))
�o
814111
/4 W. 1 44 lL n d W
1 � S t p art ,
P
,
6 d, 1 a .
'd n) H '0 • t:e-c ee ti o !h0
l i I p 17 ae
N n 1 to tJU.McLeIIand
Bo 1'c o 1 Ll 4 an i t1' 1
1 fAl)a es and li au
a Managera, 1t
g
was eleetrsl in place of J. ;3lallcei'.
The oi't u pastor, Rev. D Pet-
rie,
salary h p to,
rie, was increase( flout $1,200 to $1,-
360, The deaths in the congregation
Fordwieh •
Tel t:hurch A. Y. P. A. enter-
tained the A. Y. P. A. of St. Stephen's
church, Cottle, \Veduesilaw evening.
Henry Hondhmiss, fill -Melly at
114101 (12 IOW115111p, has been a mho 11ted
a4 member of the \Viughaua •Libt•4iry
Board,
Samuel atilt Airs, Johnston have
gone to Shallow Lake where they will
spend n month or six weeks with their
sun, Rev. \V. Johnston.
Rev. \Vtalhtce Johnston, of Shallow
Luke, recently received' two unani-
mous culls, Dna to 'Burgoyne and the
other to Alton, at increased stipends,
hut, his people ab Shallow Lake and
ether a) )
11TLneltH
would not hear of
him leaving, so they increased his
a
stipend and he has decided to remain
at Shallow Lake. All Johnston is one
of the bid ktn•dwirh boys, who 11ans
been successful in his chosen calling`
Blyth
G 410.0'00tunr tetnrned. to llsterbazy,
Sask., after spending Hie past three
weeks with alis sisters here.
J. and Mist. St(lthet•5 were in Toronto
purchasing his stock of cut glass and
0hi nn ware for his new store,
ltev..J. E. Ford will preach Mission-
ary se1'1101IS ;n the Aiebhodist. Church
nm Sunday, lebrnaryllsth.
E. Livingstone, of town, has re-
ceived the appniutulent of Ceusils
enllnier;tlor for Rest Huron for the
Lein, to he I,Iltcuh next .lune.
I. 0. 0. P,—The following officers
01ere iestalledin BIy111 Odd Fellows'
Lodge :—J. P. G J, Cott; N. G., R.
El, Robinson ; V G S. SlcVittie ; 14.
S,, A. \V. Robinson ; 14, S., P. Gaudln-
er ; \\'ar. W. Nichol ; Con., S. Pople-
stone e Chap., .1. 'Weymouth ; I. G.,
\V. Snow ; 0. G., W. Phi1111is ; R. S.
S„ 1. \Vtalsoit ; L, S. S., T. Stewart ;
R. S, 1I. G., A. Somers ; L. S. N. G.
0. Colwell ; R. S. V. (3,, .1. Moon ;
L, S. V. G., C. Fraser.
• PUnLIC LIBRARY,— The annual
sneetintt of the Blyth Public Library
took plane with Dr. Oharleswort.h in
the chair. Following Directors were
appointed ----Dr. 011a1'lt'awol'th, Dr.
Mt:Taggart, A. Mee, .A, 18'..Sloan,
(3. Al. Chambers, 1,' Sims, J. Sic
Murchie, 1'rlt48k A1ePhereon and A. W.
Rubinson. Dhentol's appointed of-
fices as fullowe :—President, Flank
AIcPhr 1 ern ; tie eretary, A. l3. Robin-
son ; Treasurer, G. Al. Chambers. It
014411 decided to expend $75 on new
books at mote, and the following com-
mittee was :appr>inled 2.0 pulcht4se
same. President, Sec1'e1tuv, Trcasnr-
et', Dr, Ghau•leswortit atml 1, 41c4Jur.
chit,. Siestas. ,Sloan: and Elder •wele
appointed to see abort securing a new
place for the Library.
SKUNK WANTED
Wtngharrt
The roof of the shed at the Baptist
clan's]) gave way ander 11111 weight. of
su047.
'84041141 Welsh Ladies' Choir will ilp-
,'
of
= 4 n )ertl, ]rouse t
i the 1\ u1' Its 1'n
)cal 11 t
ap-
pear
1
lmstlaveveuinb, A
rch 71.11. •
A Dnlluage and Miss Georgie
(lou11uly of \Vhtgham) are visiting
friends in Detroit and Windsor.
PI 028,40 al Constable P1ippe1 is able
to be tu'nmurl again after being eoufi41-
estu the , tllntss
u housee thr a t h
g
E• ' e are now in
L44an elt5hr. 4811111 a n
progress in IVingham> alethodist
chili eh, A Gordon,K C and Mrs.
Gordon, of Ottawa, are assisting the
pa"tor.
t her
ah > whowill
B lel
\114 Iallle, e
i i and Selwyn, have been
dins 1V11ft t ton S y ,
visiting her parents, Rich. and Mrs.
Atadeeson, left For Toronto and 04.111141
on thnyvay u>Iheir hontei48Winnipeg.e g
Tuesdtty 071n111g 441)' hist week, while
sit ting at. tear, 0, SI. Gonion 49(4s talten
suddenly i11, losing paeti141141 the ;never
nJ speeeli. Al edictal slid was 041*41tenn-
ed, and he was found to have been
swized with a4 stroke of paralysis in out'
14,41(',
A quiet matrimonial event was the
sr, rsat me a4tlife home of S. Grassy on
Wednesday, tat inst. At high noon,
his daughter, Miss Adella, become the
bride of Phos, King e1' this town.
Rev. 0. Berrie performed the interest-
ing , i ' 'n t1'. 't of ` the
o urn > Int est met e
ill t.Pi t
a t
' of the bride and 1'n u .
•a1'tcltittces is lt1 d n 1
iu
1'h
'1 9 et -e .iia it -
S' 3\ \Y hT8\V (iIiUIi II T 4 24
r,
41)1444 1'n(( tin(',•of 131, Andt cw's P1'eShy-
tartan 04111141 WW1 held nn Monday of
lash week. 7'4carn'cr's statement for
1010 allowed total reeipls of $1702.50.
A.oto ag the items fortnillgthisamount,
IN ANY QUANTITY
At' Best Market Prices
spay he8t in orioes for Mink, (loon, Muskat,
Weasel, Lynx, Beer, &o.
I pay all express charges, ehnrg0 no cone
mission, I bald furs separate on request.
Write for my latest price Bet.
J. YAFFE
72 Colborne st., Toronto,. Ont.
E a[ ,H E
t
:New Jewelry it tore
2
4.•
4. Clpo
7ewekhltepah Reilaiing riug •
Engraving •
• An excellent stook of Watches,
* Clocks and ]rine Jewell.qtiter- •'
I, liug Siiver and Plated `+are at
your service. 40
I en
44 uv nit's, '
4.
cio
Engagement ad •
Weddinalg kings
}
a hRsair
"4Y. to Repairing
1 g
rfrarrlr 'L tl1011•11 i�
,rearms ft meat trtn
rrrtrflf:¢t(111 Lrrn
rrrrrtrditittt 11114
.iftr rri l(1)L Ttii t'
74.fiti
Now—and Then
ago -EARS when none of us knew
Y
better we took our wheat to the
village mill and our good friend the miller
ground it for us the best he could.
It wasn't his fault if our wheat was mostly
grits or if it was frosted or smutty. He did the
best he could with the materials we gave him
and the facilities he had for grinding.
The making of flour to -day is not a mere
grindingding
process.s. The great O1'
ilvvie
Flour r
Mills of to -day are a vast commercial enterprise
extending from ocean to ocean.
Roof Household Flour
is a world product. It is
well known in Africa as well
as in Canada. It is as much
appreciated in the poorest
household at home as it is in
the Royal Household abroad.
To make Royal Household
Flour theproduct it is, involves
vast capital and resources.
Every advanced process, every
modern device that can in any
way improve the quality of
Royal Household Flour is
immediately adopted regard-
less of expense.
If the production of
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
FLOUR was purely a milling
process it would not be better
than any good flour. But it
is not the milling alone that
WM. & R.
makes it the finest flour in the ,.
world. It is the all embracing
system of care and watchful
ness and scientific knowledge
that surround it at every stage
from wheat field to kitchen.
Canadians may' well be proud of
Royal Household Flour. Itis no small
thing to have it to say that the world's
most perfect flour is made in Canada
from Canadian wheat and has become
a world-wide factor through Canadian
skill and capital.
rlRoyal Household" is head and
shoulders above ordinary flour in quality.
The best flour for Bread and Pastry
is "ROYAL HOUSEHOLD". To
try it 19 to prove it.
if yousend tnyournam0
andaddres+,alsothename
of your dealer, "Oeiln.'a
UNkfIIaCNk" cohtuInine
125 pages of excellent
Recipes will be sent free
of charge.
Ogilvie Hoar Mills Co.
Limited. 31
A. PRYNE
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