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VOL. 39 .� U. 37
BRUS.SLL.s, OAT/ /MN, 7"HUk,SD4 ,Y, MARCH 16, 1(xx
blew Advertisements
Looe -seism Allan.
goods -1) (I. Roe,
Wellue0v—P.R ;;1111th,
Norio, -•1Z, I,eatherdli 1..,
seal gra+11-1),. W nu nbn P.
8 L:hh-o 171r -aa Mol)onnld,
dime, yI1) turn
At r'ere i -.1 13. 'nano on,
Ana sale -,I31, Ii, r mit-bine
d 0c0.1 a Ir—john Ihrllo„aah
Per .elle or to rent -step. Melly,
Pgirop tirrR,I'l Hjlnie.
&o—]rbes+&Viltaon,
district ,i;:(ex
W r ngharrr
OrtleeOLM nee= euaele D.-eA ser-
ious Hee broke out ,loony snowing
attend. 25
31.Ia wr. the 1 '8
l (bl, t0ehn Smelt
oil APIVInt 'Hi vele took filo. It 'seems
that a lamp expl"ded in the apart,
heats upstairs of ,AI is Uosfut'tl, -a
11)ellete(•y > Lure, The [Haul) east 11,1
once eoutIcled by 'Nlghtwalnhtuao
GiLoom
Loom, all
a the b 1*tt e
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i1) lea lute elite
In I s ,ai
*1)•e<uud of wat,•e
playing on the. heeding. 111th the
Witter pressure good, earl vols little
Mod, the lire was confined to one
blotik, consisting of tinmiltlui's drug
store, eleD )„mil's 'earlier stop, .,3J 3d.
0o.for,l'd telll(a,'Iy see e, lL.Id i�,•Ild'
butcher shop, (vlu< h 1)c, e all e,meta lned
le,tvi 'g only tete batt:, walls G„ )u:ere.
the 81)1)1lvhero once 81(11)11 onenftlie
tire/ brit'li buildings in this town, :L'be
I. 0 F. halleen•uw.'d also tti1b
its contents. Dr. Ohistioh», it l ,owns
the building, f8 In the .\Vedt,'tpre.8ent.
Lee; to property is t'bou $15,UeU, and
well e well -d by-- in-erre/live. Through
the laemiletlity of 11. tool 31 ss Clegg,
the firemen were %Yell 'supplied ,tttla
hot soiree, whi9h kept n1) their spirits
lvhil9 fighting 3173' flames.
Cranbrook
Tile FIM
I.Bell buvxsheidd get bugs
Mrs. Garvey Rooter isyisi n with
£t'ieltds: ill. Mitchell. . g
levant: David on wits visiting friends
• in the vicinity !limns the week.
V. null \It's F3Pist t•'
e left 1)u Tugs-
day to vi8i1, fri, odd in Michigan.
Nliss Detwiler, of -Jamestown,: -New
York, visited ftieuds twee last week.
O. elelltruoi and Miss A. Menzies
visited Aliee Dyne/WI in Morris last
week.
A. Rayrnant 1164 ti large stack of
logs of hand fur cutting in the
,Spring, .
0. Knight. and Locking'Broe. are on
the market with tuaple syrup. It is ab
gond, steeple.
Oran ana Mrs. Schnook. entertained
a largo number of their friends 1)t,
Friday evenitg, - t
Miss E,uma Hunter has gone to
Ethel to take charge of Geo. M.
Mitchell's m(llinery department.
A. McDonald is ready to talk to yon.
about wall paper and mixed plaints. i
Read his advertisement in this issue
on page 8.
NIenzir's 13roe. have pin i hosed a fine
black tetua,, They like to have good
stool(.
Best Peel Miss Lot tie Cernpbsll re-
fereed \Vest on 'I'I(l' lltpy, Bert aortic
a eat of horses aoi 8etelel'3) effects,
Miss Lnv(I1a Aldo)twnn, otl Lootlu(l
visit ed (littler the parental roof for a
cu�tplle of weal[*, returuiug this week
to the 'Foresti city.
Y
Jamestown
Jaynes Wtight disposed.of a nue 4
year old time to Gem ge Whitfield, of
Grey township, for the tidy .price of
$200. elle was bred by "Rodei'iek
Prince" end is an extra amid enemas
stud welt Worth the figtlre pte(d.
'the, eoltrace 1Or the erection of
Victoria Flail lets been let to 13, Jett -
kilts, of \Viugliem,'et $1,000 who will
proceed with the wines las 813))11 a8 the
w1jlther will peein(t; Building will
be erected 1)1 811.1. -of tee tele tlesteoy-
tel lee lire'.
A'oint ntee..tili. of 1.3' t'e.e1tt
b s n etives
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f Sleeve's, r-
ill � H la
Val 1)d L)�I
L l e •h'c mi
4 1 r,9 r,1, 4
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held 1)t the Jolnl8loa tented) 1'nesdn-y
alter•nonu to (1(seoss th(e',pi (spriely_ of
Nen hieiing.inhntlnit's sand hoe's cnn-
Jregetions gild 1,11i1(3i0g- ie church at
Jamestown. wn. Thee matter was well
!Bresnan out hut fill the) infni »leDon
Will be ,might. Ries. i)r', Roriedge,
eboirtolLII of '\V(og(uun District, Pre-
sided rand Revile .1les•si's. Aolrews,
\Neel, nod Dr, Olsten were present
besides the Invitee.
Wroxeter
Neese .1 Ar,res, M,ye:sght Specialist, will
he: at the Meg 3rd: anal Hotel, (Wroxeter)
•l'u•.dny 1)13x3 March 2I t. ()Dodos only.
.
Airs M. 11eLenan is visiting* friends
in 13r'uitl'ora.
Y
4..1 Laiut; 1)1(uie as business tripi to
reponse last Friday.
1118. Dowdy, of Mil(hnay, visited
Mee. Milligan recteetly.
R. \Neper, of Cargill, visited friends
in the village on Sunday.
41 lea 8111,3 1'lazlewoud spout several
days of last week in Clifford.
Mrs. Fred Davey is spending it week
at hes' Mullein Grand Valley. •
Hugh McLean, of Her1•iston, culled
on his brother, A. McLean, .last week.
Miss Sophia esdenson has eetnrrred
ft un a few ivetk's visit in Teeswatel,
Mr. Scott, of Loudon, was the guest.
01' his nephew, 1V, Ryan, last Feeley.
Mrs. 13 Whitmore, of Hart•istn,, is
visitinghet' parents, Robert and i\trc,.
331aek.
Mus. Jno, Hupfee, of Sault, St. Marie
Mich., is the guest of her father, Jas.
Paul(n.
Jno. and Andrew` Ireland left on
Tuesdayfni•Reseto'1ni, Sasik., le charge.
rf a car,7fsettler's effects.
Chas. LPaket (aid Family have 'novel)
from Grey township Lo their residence
on Sanderson street, here.
'Tuesday morning's freight train if
g repot•tr-cl, lifted 28 cites Of settlers'
meets for tee: 1Vest between Tees -
eater and Orangeville.
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♦ Foe theShit, ,--asst Snit, nothing surpasses our stock toe
• el,oioe of -calor• and Weave, at per yd %S CtS
A This is going•tn be a Light lrnbric Solemn and do tint odes :
is, the chance •
of seeing our S`uininer 811(43). 00101)) are bet's in Pale. Blno. Ecru,
q Tan, Grey, White, 0rratn, end many others. •
27 inches wide, at pee yard ..,..., . , .. 00 t& a - 0 •
DTII Manch nt ar-
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you of that Spring St'w-
y lacly lila'.
Ever l lik's s to
cc)Ijlcs tttlt O11. l.:•lStt'f Sun-
day ,With ,t Nt w Dress as
well as hat luta the time
to huy i' when choice of
Stock iS diol it t'
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Along With above the have Petra quality 131urlts 1)3 Peen de Snie,
• Messal,»o and Petiolee ; widths 22 inch, 30 •
With and 40 Melt, Prices from per verde.. -.50 to 1..50 •
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to over 6
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WI spend
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six no Ills with h eat' ,'.
p t 1L tut . i e
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t, t .eirug dispersed well please
Win. Blae13 and Norman Kalb- wit') Lie evening's ant rta i1
0040011 attended the filial !woke match The Otii,l a g e i rr,cuG.
rlButu'anfUl 1l U 1'
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Mae.. t 1 Tuesday \
, t y vhe)'e she refreshments
1 'o
in the Northern Gra 1)e yy a r. stn w
t)etween ehurwh has
Chesley 1 t g i s tendered Me. Li mai nal i
V) ltd Mt. Forest 11) the latter nu(Lniu7on* it via l' t
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el I+VOM1 N'1 1NoTITuTE, .- Tue
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afternoon t
ol
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n xt
week n cc
9 the
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6 Belgrave g
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will be held Women's Ina!
ld at the home of Mls,
t Stewart, comineltchlg at 2.30 O'3i,uk,
1 The topics for discussion' (ate "The
r edn talion of nils boys and girls," and
9 "'Phe Velit.tinu of the parent to the
1 child. Mrs. (Dr.) Ar'mstr'ong, of
3' Gerrie, Is expeeted to. give an (idd!ess
t'. also, A cordial invitatirm is extend-
t ' ed to the ladies of the looality,
y 3ONEy1113 APART,$ THIS L1331ia--
neer,- Friday hast another of the atul'dy
itute. pioneers of Grey towesh}p was. called
(Dr,) to his long home 11) the parson of
I Philip Pete,' Butz and was laid to rest
in Brns,els eelrleter�y Tuesday after.
noon, Rev. A. 0. Wlshat•t, 13. A., of
Brussels, deceased's pastor conducted
an appeopriate eervu•e at the home
and graveside, Vette was a large at-
Gendaune of old friends who in this
way showed their respect for a man
of'p(tient ledustiy, strict integrity,
and loyalty to his kindred and hie
church associations. ML', iBotz was
Moat in Germany on December,• 27(h,
1825 and came t•1) Arneriea when 18
years old. After a resideuce of about
tl years e ur the Co. of Waterloo he
moved to Huron County. He was
married to Isabella Hunte)' on March
0th, 1853 and in 1855 Moved to Lot 4,
Gnu. 11, Grey To(vpebip and has lived
on 1 L
the saute
farm continuously C to t1111111U
s until
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his death, 2LtI1 surviving Hn Vt V111 Ids i
, wife ever.
g
12
ears.
v All of his 7 children survive
him. Tiley are :-Mrs. 3'ohul McKen-
zie, of ruckersrnilll ; William, Philip
Petal and Mrs. Geo. Fells, of.Mau-
chaster, Kansas ; De. John H. of
Virginia, and Jaxines and Miss Isabella
at home. Deceased was 80 years, 3'
months and 11 days old. He had.
been )t he(ta•ty, vigorous man and had
ta. wide circle of acquaintances al-
though many of the old timers had
preceded hien in the roll call. Mr.
Betz was (111 Elder in Melville Presby-
terian church Brussels and was very
true to his convictions.
1el•ll.fo
place tin Tuesday evening, - another year no this ohut're, 'l1
b ehx
Moncrief
Geo, MOTagg1Vrl was on the sick list
with Iagt'ippo,
Mies Peal•, Harrison of Stratford
Sundaved at• house.
i
Dnn t forget.. the' Irish Concert in
the church here Fr(clay evening of this
week.
kk.
011r sink people are recto vete lig nicely
owing I,Lrgely to the Spring sunshine
andhope,
au
We ae sorryto
hear !ilei! Mies Jean
M Ta
c t gg(u•t has been ill bot Nee hope
she will soon he Folly restored.
Srhnol was ail Inln3we (11 the Fnitoo
sohinl bons„ this week as Miss Telfer,
he
t) teacher, c 1 w• '
e was
11!
with 'i 'r
t tn.k n-
n.
Remember �'
e 7 x
R1 l
7 1 nisi' 1'
V bleb blood b 1)d An
db
e
pre/Mot at •the Irish Snoial 1)R ,
St. Pittrielc's night. Gontl
g progratix,
re&'eshlnents, sac•'
A fete weeks ago as W. 13nllie (('MIA
a 21 ''
s Atieig 111 loading' hay he fell and
su•eking hie sltle-l11) tine leek frartnryld
twn ribs. He is' getting along favor-
ably,
H. L. MSNaught, who had been at
Jamestown, N. Y., left' this week for
Wi
nrl(peg after. a holiday fere under
the parental roof fora few months.
We w(etmh i n) sttocess,
At the recent Communism •r
lr1)1'C 1added'
1 . lithe
c 1 ,20 ulemnbes were nddPd'to the
Ent' milking 114 new members in a
year. The Semday'Sclioo1 has an en-
rollment of ever 100 the llew•church is
greatly needed. The first sod will
scum be tut ted then watch the new
rhnroh grow. It is to be reel brick
faced with overlent hloelts with a 501id
cement, and cement bl001k basement.
Modem! equipment and furnishings.
Walton -
Miss Moi'ray is visiting at Andrew
Htslnp's, '
Many of our farmers* are busy at
Maple syrup making. How welcome..
Mrs. McNicholse. .went to S1'atford
lest Week to visit relatives for a
month. -
Mr. Ohristopher and Mr. Ryan left
with carloads of settlers' effects on
Tuesday _ fol' the great Nest.. May
they have abu(1(lunt success.
0o0sitlerrible snifering has been
undergone by 01i3(can McNichol. 18th
tort, of Grey, from au nld injury to hi+
jawbone. he iajnred member has
had to be treated need ic7Lliy . and i)•-
pl'elVellleitt.1s.11r1\V-showing whit•h we
must will prove effeetnal.
Many new buildings will be built in
Welton this year and before 111e end
''1' 1911 we expert ti goodly number' of
Hely citizens. 117(1y not a - move to
organize into tt Police Village sneve:
\eight have iiuprovements, lighting,
etc. ?
R. McGavin 4i Son's Auel,iul sale
accepted we understand. Mr, ant
Ales, Lackland have labm'ed diligeu11
aucl succ1asfully during the past yet 1
tatl
'etnaind m,any will be glad to see thea
The last Meeting of the U. P.c,n
u
gr'Pgat(on was held hast Saturday to
*unction the sale of land to the buyer
and the b'ansfer of el)urch and prop-
erty to the board of Jobe; P130sttes..
The two congregations haveunited
their
fu (Iar
and abuhldiug Ootmuittee
has been tappoiate(1to use the motorial
in both churches to build la handsome
cel,
v l.hnrch With modern equipment,
for nil the clep)n'itmeots of (entre!)
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advanced its the eurnm(ulgy. greatly
Ethel
Patio Flaacx.-R Close wilt continuo the
1o001 Heaney for the well known Page fencing
nd endere(astiaratfmnlritif Will
, Gpnreulerom
hien.
Township Council on Monday next
bore, _
What alma 1911 Foot 13a11 team
Ethel should have one.
1trrP
Miss Hunter will be in charge of the
millinery deoartuuento1Geo. M. t11(trh-
ell's store.
A coilection amounting to the tin
sntu of $20.00 was taken last Sabbath
in
connection with the Methodist
enol els, D. 311'. Dauber sold a pig to Arch.
McDonald that weighed 770 pounds.
It wool(, Dot take marry of that kind
to teed a £am i l y 'ora Winter.
It is stated the�t S. S. Oole and J. I.
Welsh httvc purchased the right to
manurarhlre tl)�tb 011(0)tl; fanning mill
front I\'ir. Jarksou and ale getting
material ' ready to - -produce , the
machine$.
Ethel branch of theNrttionel-Council
of Agriculture will meet Tuesday
evening of next week. The topic fat'
disrnssiou will be "The ' Weed
Problern." .Everybody will be 'wel-
come. •
8188 lda Oole tookiu•t. i n a M i
ars, a
1 I Ooucert held by p 8 33n
Mrs. Geo. A\11 lsun
in' Union 0101.01 last Friday evening,
She (deo assisted at the IV. 0, T. U.
Parlor entertainment on Tuesday.
event 111 at Brussels.
A horse belonging to George Keys,
Brussels, emniletted suicide i17' Harry
Krwe' stable here Ieiently. The
animal tyat9 used to being tied by a
regular halter and for this at, rope tie
was substituted sold in some sway the
beaut hanged itself, being dead when
discnveee(l. Itwas quite a lass to Mr.
Keys as he had bonght to ship "to the
Went.. -
Morris
Archie McMichael left or Tuesday
for tile. - West,
Mrs, L. Fraser is not enjoying ber
usual gnarl health,
Will. 131.311(118 and family left this
week for their inane in Sa1Icumon,
The 1irnrly ft'irnlls of Gen, Johnston
1st line, hone for his speedy l'erovery,
George retaliate. and miss Annie
left
f1)'r'1. B n
t d
elk . Int Tuesday,
, s Seek., s
d
a
yr
n('-
tee Gall ,
tkn 7
(fee rr.
Pet chs '
L 19 visiting
relatives and � Mends in Sunshine
ioctality.
Miss cr6eno Mclewen has returned
home after spen013g a week with
W)'oxeter J1'(pncisndc,
Mr9. Ger(, Peac,.of. the lst'line,
is. i.1) pony health we are sorry to state
but we hope far imornvernent.
We are pleased to repn)'t improve-
ment in the health of Mrs. James
linsselith'line, and hope it may roti-
thnne;
\Z)edn,esdayafternoon_of this week
the marriage of Joseph Ynill and
Miss Mabel, (laughter of Geo. W. and
Mrs. Procter, took Mare.
A reception wets held at the llnme of
Gen. Hntniltnn'on the North boundary
nn neatly evening of lest week.
Those who were present report a gond
time.
ne
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One rave t
recently Elston Cardin, 5th
line, cleaned up 15 bushels of Irish
white oats in frier grain hags. He
sold it to George Davis, of the same
line.
FIRE -Monday evening the interior
cif the home of Jn8enh Cttsernnre, 21111
lin). lyes had 1v d,(rnaged by lire. The
meobees of the family were at the
Earn when the fire started
finery Dunran left on Ttrpsdev for
Mons,. Saw, where •he will spend the
Snnuner. He hag leased his farm,
4,rh lin), to \Vm. Davidson so that he
Neill he fetes for the term. Mr. P0111An
was in the West last year, for some
months.
Anetin» sale of farm, farm stock,
(umleul)rtts, et e„ nt'• John 11h'11mnnd's,
Si Lot 10. Onn. 9. on Thursday of next
week. 23r1 inst. The list )nn.' be rears
nn pate Sof this issue. Mr. Rirbmnnd
ntends vele t'(1>( from farming.
Two ears of settlers' effects war)
shipped on Tuesday from Brussels by
Frank McCracken, 4th line, to the
West, where the bun(ly mirrevie re -
(ding, Sam. Mr0racken and Jno.
Oast took charge of the goods enrnut..,
We are pleased to report that
Frank M. Martin, 501 line. who vinare.
went a medical operation at Fergus
Hospital, MILS able to retro to h1s
Thursday of last tveelk. (vas a gran
4ucccs3. About 300 people were pies
tent. Mires were (:nod. A team of
horses realized $580 00 and the tittle
totalled about 528(10: - I',ohert goe,
West to eater business with his broth
ecand Netted Mrs,. MoGavi,, will mak
ityear's 'visitlo their fr etids nut the
after which they expect to return t
-live amidst thole many friends here.
Goov TI,VE,-The debate betweel
the Young People's Society 1)f Blytl
and that of Walton drew a very larg
r •u
t wd of interested people Friday
evening lest, Fully 50 people came
l'i'mn Blyth.Nightwas ideal anti the
fraternal visit; most delightful. The
•lehate..was carefully prepared and
peeved entertnin(ng and most in-
structive. Blyth, i'or the MTh unttive;
championed \V3' teen Canada with
Mr. Rollinsot, Miss Mr,At•tee and 61.'.
\lacicwrzie a4 rh•b)at Ors. W1111011 11.5
oeg,rl(ve upheld the laerits of Eastern
03tu (811 with Jarmo* Dennison Miss
Ale Genitive. and 11. A. Thomas a3'
-meeker's. .1 naves tepee Rev. Mr.
\Vedett t, of Bi 118se18 ; Nlr„ Licklnnd,
n1' 'Wait 11(1, and Archie Hislop, ' .De.
Washer') amen 344 lime keeper.. The
h•risnro }vp.sgiven (n favor of Blyth,
u I hough the :judges reported bol•h
sides almost equal Besides the De -
171.1 e a good liternl-y and 11111S(el)l prd-
•r.im was given b)the chit of Duff's
church (1101 olhers. An offering of
behalf et the Chine, fet01,111e stifte•e•s
d•
Belgrave
Miss' Maggie McCallum, of Wing -
ham, left Tuesday for Castor, Alberta,
where she will visit her sister, 61i's,
Ed. Nicholson, foetnerly of Belgrave
and Brussels.
David Spriest, who has been poorly
is. gelling 111t1,ug nicely. He.hets pur-
chased the house vacated by W. IC.
Whaley and got moved to it. R.
Arrnsteong bas moved to the house
Mr. and etre Sproat left,
PROPERTY ('WA ' - -The fine .100
time f»,'ii, of Rohan Armstrong, le
miles East of 13elgrave, has been
.leas-
feodr toeWtle. SK'
.eu\tV, hwalhy,s nao'.w oilnl pknsnsoPswan_
lull ells Armstrong (las moved lime
and will devote his attention r,n buy-
ing aura selling live stoelc at which he
is already very h(mdy.
PRESENTATION. -If merit atld faith-
fulness get !brit reward then ex -
Reeve George Taylor well deserved
recognition for the malty seal's he
rendered linesei•vice tee, Etiox church
(lois as Leader. At the home - of D
itnd' Mrs. Geckle, a social evening was
tendered Mr. and Mrs, Tatyl3131 when
the fm•nnor was made the l'ecipient of
aft i
e suit New ase uod the letter a half
dozen of knives and forks, A» ad-
. dress suitable to the occasion- accent -
panted the gifts. Many regret's are
1 expressed over the removal of Mr. and'
1Rs Tttybn• and gond wishes spoken
for an enjoyable outing to the West.
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nine Wednesday afternoon of this
week. His many friends wish him
peed con vnleSCenoe,
FAME SOI,D.-.111 Dies .Kernaghnnlfas
old his farm, 011,.1ine to R. B. Alrnek,
f the same) lie, for the sum of 52.000.
he former will hold an auction sale of
rm stook, implements', stn., 011 T(iPA-
ay. 28th ins!, Mr. Kernagban m-
ends removing to the West, we are
nrry to state.
Rny end Stanley Brandon, sons of
)P lista 7 H. Brandon, tee* a ear of
settlers' effects and 5 hnraes to Freh-
isher, Sask., where they pnrpnse
farming, Mrs. Brandon and Miss
1-elifl expert In leave next week f1)'
Frobisher. Many good wishesgo with
theta,
Spring 1911
Spring 1911
MIUnery Opening
At•3'P'
TheBelmont Millinery Parlors
E have much 1 ch
,pleasure in informing. you that
VII ourSpring Opening'
Will be held
Tuesd � &' tVlL
r... ,.
eh:
29th ( 30thwednesday
,
t,, whic'1 we cordially. invite the Ladies of Brussels
and surrounding country: We have all the very
newest ideas and a'choice assortment of the iatest
Novelties es In this
season's
h
ea v
ear, including udin R
dainty
Y
Hand -made
Toques, stylish Turbans and lame
Dress Hats. -: Remember the dotes March , lar h E9th end 30th,
E I N N A NI
Grey
'l'OWnsbip Oouneil next Monday.
John Repute attended the funeral of
fifra .1'. Gallagher. an aunt. at (xo'rie.
Rnbt• L. and Mrs. McDonald, 9th
rule were visiting at Goderieh last
week.
lies. Vipond and dengli11pr, May, of
Deepen!, teem visitors at the for•mer's
plu•Pnta1 home,
Some of the 9th 000. girls' before. the
recent thaw, cleared nn a fine piece of
(as foe the boys to 141(010 nn.
George Alexander and sister, Miss
Flosenre, of Riverview, Ont'., were
visitors at the homes of Robert and
Wm. Bremner, 1111311' uncles.
A wand bee was held tat, ,Tames 1fc-
O3thtneyet lust. 0100day. It takes the
hays of the Bed and 41•11 eons. to hest le
the wood. Jim should get 11 wife now
to keen the fires gothic.
The 100 farm t not
R L.Mc McDonald.
Wald
9thr r
n 11ta. S
been F 11 1Pl1SPd' 'n
t 1113 son,
o,
Wollancl who gets pnsstssir») this
'Soling eels rind Mrs McDonald will
*nee tap a trifle en the 9t.ren)tnns malt
of a good many years and will likely
move to the stone house on the 0. H.
Knight form, adjoining Ihe(i' num
peopel'ty, "Welly" will Have a fine
meeting 111w fnr n housekeeper of his
very own. \Vn ,Visit him suncesa in
his hustling Operation)) and n8 ht is n
hueller to work he sl1ulld do all right.
(hes, ELLrorr Duou4s3n.- Satur-
day night the sp(ritr,f \1nry Maxwell
)' (iot of the Int, Ad,to, Elliott, took its
flight, the old lady p(tssing away,')
the hnmo or lose son -Its -law, A. Somers
11 1 h rut,( in her 72nd year. 'While
failing benith was (loth -pa Mrs. i$llintt
wins only in bed for About 10 days be-
fore het' demise. Pnemnnnia, follow,
itlg lagrinne was idle cause of death.
T)eceneed wits born and marl in
Donegal Ireland. her haeband dying in
the Old Lnod. Mrs. Elliott. came to
Canada (n 1880 and made tier Bore (n
Brunets 00ttl Mr. Somers and family
moved to G1 3'y, James f O Maxwve11(
rnssrl)) (s the only survivor of the
family neve Funeral took pleee Tues.
clay morning, Rev. De. Oaten 1311k(tig
t11r service. ,Iltllerment was made in
I3rnssels cemetery. Mrs. .Elliott teas
Holmes Block Brussels in(lnstrinns, kindly and witty and was
1 r esteemed by all who ltneW her.
A Boostin a Knock
DEAR EDITOR -I take the first oppor-
tunity of replying to publication of the
letter in your paper of last week with
eference-to Foot -Ball and Base -Ball.
I am the last person in the world .to dls.
courage young people in any line of true
sport but where one party comes out and
deliberately "Knocks" one game to boost
another, I caouot see where the sporting
spirit in him lies. I do not know
whether the epistle was intended for a
jest, in which case its absurdity might
have been excused on the grounds of it.
ri(liculuueness ; if it is in earnest I must
xpres, my humble opinion that this is
not the proper course by whieb to en -
(lout age a feeling for Base -Ball, It the
people are tired of one sport they will
turn it down. Foot -Bail is certainly nos
being turned down i1) Brussels. 1f the',
is material in Brussels for a Junior Foot
Ball team why not have a team? I,
Foot Ball is goicg to injure Base -Ball t1)
any way then wiry nor try tomake the
differences right in some way. But a
"knocker" is despised in sport just th,,.
same as in anything else. The scribe
tries to "knock" the Foot Ball sport
when the writer says "Foot -Ball must
be dropped it Base -Ball is to succeed."
Let 1)o uoe mistake this momentary im-
pulselor a permanent feeling for I do
not think it is the purpose of the Brui-
eelsites and the surrounding counts%
To support any sport in Brussels finau
cially you need the interest of the sur
r oucding country and Foot -Ball certainl'
has the . country people interest•
ed. Thanking you for the space
in your valuable paper and regretting
Mat the writer has adopted such a tone
of writing which neither modern ns0age
nor common sense at any time could
881Ctinn. I remain,
"A FAIR-MINDED SPORT.'
Church Chimes
Regular service will be held in the R.
C. Church here next Sabbath morning,
conducted by Rev. Fr, Blair,
Melville Endeavor next Sabbath even•
ing w(1t have their attention called to
"Dangers and uses of money." G. A
Deadman and Charlie Hull are in charge
of the meeting,
At the last meeting of Maitland Pres
bvtery, whose minutes may be read on
page 5, Rev. A. C. Wishart, B. A ,
pastor of Melville Church, Brussels, was
chosen Moderator for the ensuing term.
The Epworth League of the Metbu
dist church here is makin* an effort to
secure Rev. Dr, Cleaver, of Toronto, for
their anniversary and have him deliver
hie celebrated Lecture, "Jean Val Jean."
"Victory over Ignorance" was Rev,
Mr. Cameron's topic at the Lenten ser•
vice in St, John's Church last Wednes
day evening and the theme Wednesday
evening of next week will be "Victory
over Temptation."
Last Sabbath two fine sermons were
preached by Rev, Dr. Oaten. In the
rimming he discoursed on "Forgive to
our debts as we forgive our debtors," in
connection with the series on the. Lord's
Prayer. Evening text Was "Where has
thou gleaned to -day 3"
Monday evening Miss Davidson ad-
dressed dee e
s d '.110w
Ln orth
League n "Lee
c
n
Sons from Paul's Missionary journey"
and did it well. Rev. Dr, Oaten sang a
solo Next Monday evening the topic.
'o be taken by Miss Ruby Plum, will be
"How aye got our Bible."
HEALTH DEPENDS ON QOOD BLOOD
Everyone who uses Petrov -ma lea.
gond soler and great vitality. Reason
tor This is Fetrnzone's power to
Mettle nourishing blood. "I was.
Molten dawn, had no strength anti
cnnlin'tt all' writes Mrs, Chas. Benny,.
of 0tevie One ":Aly net -eve were ir•
Melee, I Was thin -blooded and ono
tliilually unhappy, I tried 1!erroznoe,
Itatv
R e rue new energy, fnrre, vita,
It brought 11)P, strelagth--)ada 14131'
%roll." Grelatest tonic` and re -builder
vete' lcno'. n (A Frrr1zone Sold every-
where in 50e. boxes.'
EAST f•1u o»'-"".. * CONVENTION -
'rhe executive 'ennunittee of the East
Huron 'Peachers' AAeecint(on suet 111
Clinton Public School on Saturday,
March 1
1 C1
4 to mals arrangements for.
their minuet Cnuventlon, which willbe
held this rear in Brussels, 't'hu'sdav and
Fr(41av, nifty eth and 5tlt. Tihese present
were A Scott, G 11''Itnau and W Beat.
y, of Seaforth ; W. Joelit, Of Bluth ;
land C. Iiollantt and 1. Hartley, of CI(n-
W. .1-1. &RRR, Proflii.(t)r
Pgople We Talk About
May Skelton has been ill with toofi li Ii tis
apd ri e, )
H.glines f Clin
Lines, P top, Wass YisltOr at
R Henderson's.
Mrs, John Carter leas stone to Me.
Killop to visit relatives and old friends,
Russell Brown wes,holne over Sunday
from the College of Pharmacy, Toronto,
Mrs. D. Ewap and Mrs. Tilos. Travers
went to Listowel Inst Friday on business.
Miss uLuipder, Cothlviepap, reofntal ('avistgck,
roofover wasSuna
Vls(tor,,
da
in ToF, a 1)d Mrs; Stratton !were visitors
ronto last week the o
to former . s: n bust -
Mrs, David
Heist has been under the
doctor's are but is making improvement
now,
Miss Bea Nahrgaug, of ' Palmerston, is
a visitor with Miss Aileen Scott, Queen
street.
lt. as
d Mrs, Leatho
Tn
were visitors 1)t the home �,f 5, 1`. -Plum.
of Bluevale,
11)al
e.
this week,
Editor Kay, of the Listowel Banner,
was a caller on THE POST . Wednesday
this week: of
W. H.
McCracken is attendingthe
A. 0..7.7 W.Toronto, Grand Lodge, at
this !week.
Herbert and Mrs,. Cliuuin ham an
of I iii d
son
Palmerston, were visiting tela-
tivesin Brussels for days,.
Mrs.- Jno. Ferguson was quite poorly
last week tint is regaining
her usual
good health we areteased to state,
James 1 -lo p
Hogg left on a Grip to the West
on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Hogg
andchildrenhere. will continue their
residence
Charlie Miller left Tuesday for York-
ton, Sask.. where he expects to spend
the coming Summer. We wishhim
auee055,
Mrs. George Edwards went to Stmt.
lord on Weduesday to spend a'cou le of
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. G. F,
Longfoot, - -
Mrs. Joseph Pugh, of Wingham, and
Mrs. Chester Pugb, of Palmerston,
were visitors et the tome of Mrs.' R.
Paul last week.
Chris. Grimoldby, who has been here
1)r several months as assistapt at the
Electric Light plant, left last week for
els home at Owen Sound,
Mrs. Cash, mother of Mrs. A. T.
urrie, has been ver 111 dorin the
week but is somewhat improved now We
re glad: to state.
Miss Ethel Sparling, who bas been
sere for some thee recruiting ber health
1)d vlsiting with relatives, left Wednes-
et, for for Loudon,
Mrs, Fritzley and daughter Madeline
1 Detroit, are visitors. at the home of
lex, Mcleeuzie, Alexander street. The
ureter 15 a daughter.
Jno. De Wolf, who broke a bone in
n3' of his ankles over 2 mouths ago is
Me to move about with a cane and is
eking satistactory progress.
','hos.. and Mrs. Travers, of Montrose,
tele, are hereon an extended visit with
he Misses Holmes and D. Ewan's
amily, The ladies are sisters,
Thos. Ross, merchaut of Chesley, was
town fora day or so during the past
eek. He is an old Brusselite who has
veloped into a stirring business mall.
Chas. and Mrs. Jackson, of Winnipeg,
ho have been wetting here for the
est few weeks, left last week tor Tata
here they will enjoy s stay with old
lends.
W. F Stewart, of Breeken, oat,,
rmerly of Brussels, bas been bothered
r weeks past with rheumatism. ' We -
pe the coming Spring will hasten his
cuvery. -
Miss Belle Henderson, who is attend -
g the Normal School at Stratford, was
me for a holiday of few days. She
s accompanied by Miss M. Boyle, a
lots student,
Mrs. W , J. Palmer was called to Bu rk's
Ips to attend the funeral of a relative.
. Palmer and purpose moving
m town to their farm, 5th Co,,.,
own as the Lowe property.
EA. and Mrs. Chapman, and (laugh -
Eleanor, of Borden, Sask., who have
nt the past few month's visiting' Mrs.
saran
1 s parents, Geo, and Mrs.
loin, returned to their home Wednes
-
y of this week.
'1111. McKay, who is in the employ at
ker Bros., has been on the sick list
17 a threatened attack of appendicitis.
hope the treatment employed will
v3' beneficial and that he will be able
esume work ere long.
his week Mrs. Griffith removed front
ssels to Winnipeg, where she Pur.
es making her home with her son.
has been a resident of Brussels for
past 30 years and carries with her
good wishes of the community,
rs W W
Hutchinson, son of
Neeson
IS vi
nitro a
t the home R n of her sister,
.A T. Currie. rte
Mrs.
Hut
Shin
5111
e to see her tnotlier, Mas E Cash,
has been sertously ill with pueumon.
Miss.Cash is also waiting on her
ber.
eorge M}tid000, who went West with
ad of horses, disposed of his cot/slep-
t at Winnipeg to one party and ai-
d bone last week, ' Mr, Muldoon .
the appearances of Spring were
e too Marked at the Westerly metro -
when he WAS there.
he announcement of Miss Hahhah
(tt's marriage to Samuel F,inhlore
,both of Hamilton. on Wednesday
3'b lass, oil. was reoe(ved by. her
1(1s here, Miss Wanbah Hewitt is a
r
to John fiewitt.` barber, and It
3'r wel known resident and ;mottles
pular
rg lady here. We extend edugrtltu-
us,
Tit
Mrs. Win. Cameron, a well
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'sate
(arm
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lath)
Tr,
known 103180ut of B3ussels. Wentto
squire. Grey Co., near Owen Sound,
wuereshe purposes makin her home
with her
011.111 I r
law end daughter, �1tef
,L,(mt
b t
Mrs, Agra. While t•3' rett(n
g F, Mrs•
Cameron's departure we wish her an en.
jovable stay, She has not sold her rest-
tlence, corner of Church anti lolin street,
here but has leased it to Duncan Taylor
who will move to it at ouoe, Mr. Agra
and bride have the best wishes of the
commonly for a long, happy and useful
life.