HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1911-5-25, Page 1BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 2g, 1,9 I<
W. 11. ,T<'ERR, Proprietor
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Loans -Tara, Sinclair,1,'
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WQ01 Vvanted,,RingOro%
meeting (Jana meeting) •of the"Inst',
,lila will ba held on the !fret Thursday
,y.
t f the mouth instead of , the last•Juite
1st in Me, PU11t1c1(8 i1nllSe.
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Om Foot Bah boys got the wrrat of
It last Friday evening at L.etOWel
when elle home team won by 2 to 0,
It. Was IIOt as one sided as tht•. eCOr'e
wookl indicate as both elevens put up
of Morrie township, where they merle
their home for nearly 20 eery. 111
the Sprung of 1881. they, ,whir their'
fondly of 10 - children K'ernOVACI to
11utebtnson.p0., South Dakota, Miele
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Brussels
B■ user
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y{a a �y �,y ■y
S @o. Y fl p i ®l �,
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Plants ��� flowers
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ti uantit of '1'otnato Uanli-
,y q.., , Y ,
Utlel
„ Y ,foci Cabbage 11x1}te,
1t>matQ Plants lOc a box or. Sq a dozen
loose,
Film Collegti0n of 710we1'111g Plan tS.
0110100 let ' ra 1'1
et Ge l r uu5 n ul A" 31 1s
for bedilieg. Boslou tultl .lapaxl Ivy
.11 a • , • -• ,�
u L n b put Out any tone In Mourne,
b 200 ,and
1 r, 2oc each.
JiF loral Designs, made to order,
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Ag foLB Dales Cutlt'I>Jo Cts,
MISS JELLY
o A i i 8 O 'tll9tel`8
1n@tit f supply £ pn p t F ml
when t4ttendll>g the Ass@molt'. ,
cvas a reed t a 1 tier drys Ax-
It t t?l l} l a Y
'lenses b0 aid. ,was
i Preabyger [td'ournacl to meet at
Ashfield on 3rd Tuesday in September.,
W. J. yWer, Clerk.
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ilrn98Ols JnllfOx 'i'1T.. F, ;A. ll3al)L Im'.
el ' 'iia i of ane hum
Gani Ball e. ,illi t
Game wtis pita ed after sit ler ax
3` 111
WI'!'n N99t1f.1 by a. vAF}'. 411 thnsiast
lot ol'sA@cLatc rs. Owing to the laelial
several of the regular home team we;
not Available and their, places lye'
filled byOther! boys of ,,town. - Win
store ponds -L'. 1i, smite,
Turnip Stntutss Ht, Eles e
-. Onttn•�4. GntaGaB-C.Saligal•.1 _:
• Single harness -I. d,$Ioltardl. ,.
',- Teethes Wanton -A, D. Grant.. • -
!Plewa d4n(t'PlYntts-Mies Yell •
0ilopptna?rliu-JohnPetters011;
T_..'
- Ethel -
Rocastorent in 1➢Grier. Ailply to W. 17,
AANDIClt9...
. Ethel .tearrl played a league, match
at. 00 Victo,'ili Day, Ethel
Y2
pied ball. Ethel teem eonsneted of they eantinoed to vesicle till Lh@Beath
:-Goal ai. — •Ande11on ; Of Mr, Rands, about tel] t'eal's ago,
.,tie e, „McDonald
2 eli9, ,, l4,lC Unllaltl .1411 (l' •.Andex!9011 ; Since that time Mrs. Rands has made
half backs, 111Cltinee, Stevenson and her home with her children. Of the
Stephell)30n; forwards, :' Snittildon large family ,. 'f 10 8 8o1 s and 2cl ll h-
nal'(! Jueclii E. g 1 Ya 1 a g
Ray , Sacklin, L, Stephenson and tem only one is • missing, Richard,
VICTORIR AY AT BRU SETS
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ham sewed the Only oY4l• :f:1.01)O
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fault' evenly thvtd@cl and
play was Ergs lralxt (4ny ranglauea
The visitors wear EL V@1! Natty under
y
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Nh�1l h,.l 1j4� : A
winning bV 1L 870(9 Qf-to 1. ,.,
6Row(!,
W. D, Sanders was elected lay rep-
i'NBen,alive to London DUnfel'enAe
P. Stephenson, 11 1' yis1aCli referee who died last Oelnbel' in Sublimity,
dealt out the decisions: Deegan. The others ere Geo„ of Olds,
- - Alberta Mrs: Win.
No P AND 0o sown
SPLE .- IO8. GRT N (w C
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and area @ntlemanl lob•
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Lina tip was as follows :-
,�
•which
meets at Stratford the brae
; Meilutrheen,
Morris Wintripeg.; William, 1.
r
The celebration of Vrrtorla Lay in
131ussels on Wednesda of this week
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proved a genuine sneces , Weather
condltrons here ideal, attendance WAS
good, park in flretrglas9 sha a and the
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program well filled With with a glade
q'Fs Ort tl)LLt latex@stn@rver ln, ed.
p gg
Lticknow Band arrived by the early
morning train audsu lied good
n K PP g
throughout the clay,
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The 'forenoon was taken u tl tth a
Base Ball snatch between a nine from
Belgrave land the Junior team of'
Brussels. •
The 11Iaitlande opened with Aim
strou in Cho sax but in the 5th in-
mng8 1t8 1Va9 1@graced by. Ohne Scott,
who finishecl the garneltolding the
visitors down on rungetting.received
Belgrave used McDowell. of West-
field, as pitcher for tile Rrat innings
but as be was severly pasted
Scaudrett Look his place. 1'he-latter'
etched and ball until the last of the
7111 inrli s when acorn stood 11 5, As
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d 1 a t-
onlv7 inuiu s were lave t le M 1
g a
lands made a final Lally in Lheir last
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half and piled ,up 0 runs.. At this
stage brandtelt was ieplaeed by
Nol'inan'Gecldes who succeeded to re.
tiring the local side..'
• Score 29119 as follows :-
Bnussers $arARAVa
g 0 g p
B. poll . 2 2 Jack uocallum s
V. Scott ,,,..,:,. 2 8 Am1IOD 1
ti, Thomson ' 0 II H. McDowell .:1 2
a. 780515.,,,,,,,,,.. 2 2 J:tta0a11um,.,,,, 8 2
O. Scott - 1 1 Hear y,,,,,;,,,,,,•„ x s
G Fox 1 1 ni•MeDowaii 1 2
G..Armstrong... 2 1+etguaon z
v. Rosa 2 2 Watson ... .,,,.... 0 s
E: Plum ......,c s scanarett s 1
ll 2l ' 14-
Bruseala.:...,....... a -o 0 0 1 1 8-tl
Belgl'ave ,,,,,.,.,.2 b 1 k 0 2 0-14
Afternoon program opened with a
diamond encounter, Wpingham and
Brussels being the contestants and was
aninterestiicled although
W1xOHAt( Bn17H85108
Price Goal qer
Taylor . ,.....,.. Hunt
weir Boerne, „., So
'Rteleaven Elti
111torwen 35 ]tacks :.,., , .Dunt
Stothers Shur
Aitaloy co
East.. Kamm
bra I'clior e`0rwards , . ,Gall
W Ke ,• ,,,,,,,;gtrett
bar •.•e
B(10 00n .:� Ew
clan )) 11,011) Ii'sPerea.
In the evetr'ng a flee Concert s
Even in the Lown lilt!! Uy. Mess
g 'o' the st1 u
and Duni pupils 1 1 e u t
ei u 'oni
for the Blind respeCtive)y 88 t)
and piani t, rospereively;•assisted .
, • o oftown. at h numb
I . H. Gilroy,1
on the program wile l'eudered iu fir
class style and 1911 were ver, heesti
yy
by the audience. ,NIr. os 1
a great fevorilehere and fingers t
,yorles with the touch of the arti
sertLott has made large advances
Lhepresentation of his'readv s a,
p • n. r lira i1 his uggmb
do@e 111w 1 • , G y t
long in melodious voice and fully sl
pttsG retold. Rev
darned leis
Oaten mala a good wily eon, Eve
number was deservedly encored a
Y
generously 1'eapOCldelt to. Olt
towns requiring concert talent shin
not overlook blesses. Lott and Duff'
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they are sure, to please.
> T .- No env s Was via
NOTEL S e a
for funds this year. dep@ndenee Sun
placed on sulphas in mail 5lon Pun
-Gate receipts at 10 and 15 cent a
p
counts fee totalled $140.00-4111
counts due b tile Committee are as
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ed to be his in beForol?ridaya�•e
m of weekthis. when Collura
MI
will meet to square up. -11 was a w
behaved crowd. --A couple of. clinch.
weave Bali tc by Poul tips during L
Base all ,Chen. -Everybody boot - of
B ala less 1 e Y t
good chance C0 witness the spox
grounds were ]rept clear.-Colnw111
wox'lc@d-weil.-The ball teams will
welcome bank.
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Jamestown
Wo0ouN's INSTITUTE. -1111 ,annual'
meeting of the NSTomut • Institute.
wits held in A, Pollock'e 'house oil
Wednesday May' 17th. his.. Arm-
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strong of Gerrie,. tile'•. D19trlet beeret
al' waspresent andgave aI, interest.
y
ing talk along different, !Mee of In•
stitute work. The lollowi.ig. ofticetp
were elected for the emit .year :-
President, Miss Marjorie $paohaii ;
Vice -Pres:, Mrs, D:' 11 Mi'' er ; Sec:,-
'1reae.-Miss Ina Br'yan9 ; ',rectors,
Mos."��4eo. Eekmier and M S. 3, D.
Miller ; Auditors, Mise, At file Me-
Donald and Nellie 14lillets he next
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week (Il'meets
IVellesl@y, root B 111 team will 111 ,
heee on, Saturday;' June 33711 to play
theletnxn game ill the Inter nediate
sallos: M.ir.k clown the date.
.Last Sabbath .eveningRev. • Mr.
Wren � ..- , ;. ..
Wren conducted the service In the.
lilethodist Chn1'Clt, the RrSt,111)9 attics
his illness. Next Sunday 0 probatiotl-
er for 1110 ninietry. frorn Wallace Cir-
Coit will officiate, '.iy
Thursday xLfterlivan a house and int
at Ethel station locality will he offer-.
ed, by Mortgage stile at the Hotel herei
by P. S. Scett, auctitneer, Brussels,:
Y, 2
Sale, at o'clock: The property
would rusks a cosy bolus,
,
... .. of russele,
Sheep shearing is at hand, Unt. , Thomas, aF beafal th, Ont. ,
Spring rtopa ave doing well, lahrl and Lai 'Tripp, 'South Dakota ;
Tnwnshl�l Domicil next !!',Oudot'. Albert and Davldr Lorenzo, 188in ,•
and •Mrs. Rlcl ard' C r i �V •
Htuold Carrie, 4th lune, who yeas a, ham p, essurg
opervLGed Upon for sippeudiciLis, is i111 Con Springs, South Dakota. Mrs.
proving nicely and is now able to. be Rtand a leaves behead her 40 grand-'
1 ,' children nild 20 r@at t+al)Cl•C}]lldren.
o tt of bed. We hope he will eontinus'g g
to sin. .She was a member of the Methodist
g church fr0in childhood and WAS of a
Uhas. Brylnls, who suffered from a i a
broken leg, while engaged in a hocks. niustlovtLble and cheerful disposition,
match, 11145 C1190att1lG his Crntciles and patient, anti Itincl to everyone and won
esteem of all who renew her well,
6 q TripLott
came and is able to get about mite The
street, halvinga sLlilness' et in the lh@ relnainstvere taken to lupe and
ee his buried bei3ide her .husband - in the
•muscles, hi t will not 'hank r
pasl6ign the Standard 'hank until ]?early Mound cemetery. The funeral
c0mpletnly penton ed, was from the M. E• church atcl wits
•.5 HEAD KILLED..., -Thursday night of Yel y largely attended, Rev. J. R.
last\veers Sseartan, of Woonsocket, a Former
x
X71 m, Knox, of Bewick, has been
seriouslyfll during the past weekISut
is now improving. g.
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ALHx. SbuTti DECEASED.- Mrs.
Rasmussen reoeived a L'ele ram on
g ,g
Fuday evening 19th ins G announcing
the death of her father, Alexander
Smith in Stoughton, Sask. No' artie-
g .P
utals Have been given to sai'lling his
tlernlsc which mush have been sudden.
Me. Smith was born 72 yesrs ago in
Porthead, Roxboroughahire,,S1otland
and ?eine to Canada u1 the ear 1806,
settling first in Galt reinpiniu in
f; g
thatneighborhon fo
b. d 1 several cora.
Y
APLerwarCls they tout up residence
i'n Wx'oxeter where theylived2olyears.
About four years ago Mr.. Smith and.
weut to reside with 111eix son
in '• Stonghtou. Mr, Smith was
married nearly 15- pears ago ed
141,ss Maggie salt, {v11c1• •proved
atrne helpmate. B.00r sons, Oliver,
(Sergeant) m the Plulli pines ; John,
1
!'Vales, Dakota ; Alex. Stoughton •
VS'sfillam (Caporal) London England
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and fear„ daughters,. Mrs. �Rasmuaen;
l roxeter ; l4Irs. Inman, Now York •
•Mrs' Adtuns, Stoughton ; and Nellie
(deceased) w1Ls born to them. .Tru• ce
brather9. John, Brussels Jaln@s,
Galt and'Thomas, S�Troxeter, and three
Mrs Stewart u .1 Smith
Brussels, lbs,'1'm•nbullt4alton, of de-
ceased survive. Mr. Smith was a very
upright and conscientious citizen. He
was for -many years 14 most consistent
member of the Presbyterian church,
Wroxeter. We extend our sympathy
to the widow and family iu their hoot
of sorrow.
_ _ _• -_- - +pastor
Robert Anderson, 4th line,
officiatln The'floral offerings
had 6 iiead of young cattle killed by p g• g
Jightntng nuclei 501110 mal le 11,008. 2 lvere` beautiful.
Single
H"f.
We have
own
,
popular
Genuine
Goldean,
will please
best:
' Trunks,
make
trimmings
Also
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,ricin all our 1
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.and the '
4
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are
R u b b e r,`
Solid Nickle and. Halal
you. Material and
Lap• Lusters, . Fly Sheets,
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Satchels, &C.
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'•'' a,+f" ,_ �^'„�.
-s veil
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t..� 4 e»Gr ;,
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el �
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Rubber,, ` , a
Workrnans are
Rubber
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rices
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the
Rugs,
were 2 years old and 8 yearlings. +
They were insured i11 the .Culross In- Grey
stlrlLpCe Co, who.allo{ved 111r, Andel- Pine rains.
son $200. Two other, cattle were Many 'phones suffered by the light-
stlru1 ecl hythe l,ghtnirlg bot t is ex- inug and fuse blocks are in equlsition.
ected aha lvdl recover•• Alex. Lalnonb, samaf Hngh t4ud Mre.
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DIEn x1.!7 'DO$AI,T,^'I'H'ftl -POS!" is Ll4tltmlt, 10th Can., Who hti's been aL•.
9m1C'y 001)0)11 tbatAnalll Watt; oldest' tending 'Tovonto''Universtty, has at;
5011 of Joseph and Ml's, Bowman,- Of Ce,ted 94 )q9},1011 at Indian 'Iletin,
i • 1deceased
Cobalt,. died host Sunday from an at- _Sass.., for th@ vacation and will go to
tack of pneumonia, aged 21 years. it at once.
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IuterrliNnt., took place at Winghlim, Monday night of this weeTC Three
tri'e old }i'bme of deceesed's parents, goon cows, the property 0f Robert
nn Tuesday afternoon of this lveelr. Davidson, 18thcnu., were killed by
The ived e1 r former res' -lightning. T hd i
e ( parents 1 They were found Tuesday
dents of lllorris and will share in the meriting under a maple tree. The loss
sympathy. of many old, friends. Mr. is placed at 5180.00
Bowman 18 a . brothel. to James and Miss Beth C,aldet,. of Toronto, was
William Bowman 3rd line. visiting her sister, Dr. Margaret C.
+ - o g
orllTvn)aY,-Anna Sparifng, .retic, Calder, of Wingham: Miss Calder is
Of the late William Ritnds, passed having a protracted holiday suffering
g p 9 g
quietly away at the Home of her from the effect of a severe burn on
daughter, Mrs, .Itlehar•d Champ, of her left arm clue to the explosion of au
�Vessutgton Springs,., South Dakota, alcohol lamp at the Lillian Massey
q❑ ttieafteruonn of 14Iay2ud. For the School of Domestic Science.
o
lasts months she to her
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oe `De pa, rt rn ei n t
See our new Styles and note how low a ' I�Jrices
are. Special Bargains each Saturday b° ' enning
May 2 th. See ourS Sargon Table for that .day.
y %• }
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was confined _
bed from the effects "of old age, but
g Walton
received all the Care that loving hands;
cinnld ive. :She was born in Ghe AweekframnextSundaythe cote-
g mmiian will beheld in Duff's Chliroh
County or Limerick, Ireland, in the
here.
• year 1826, and . emigrated with her J W. and ylre.:Moreison, oFGuel h,
brothers to Canada in .1847. In 1860 h
she was married to William Rands ?LitdiFriend fi'am Sohr eller, here visit-
and for about ten years: they lived iu, ing here. _c -Mrs• Morrison is extendlug
her stay..
township of Hullett, • removing from GAILL1Ltd P1TifrY.Frida evening
them e to their, farm ora the 8th line, Y 1g
of next week, June 2nd, a Garden
Party be held at the home of
erably one sided. Allen anti Piigh did
the twirling for the visitors and
Somers ivas behind the bat. The
home team piled up a eat soore, to-
} u Conservatives.
East iL�rO� i1Q�5e��al�i�e5
ta,lling 19 wlxtle Wmgltam had dif$-
uultp to getting their willow wielders
pastlstbitse. Olive Scott pitcheda
great game for Brussels, striking out
'lO men and received excellent sup-
port both behind the bat and in the
geld Big hitting •was a ea in ,
Brussels scoring m ever snnin s but
the 3rd and avert' plays' gat a run:
1Iawkshaw macre the round of the
bases 4 tunes and Rus. Brown did file
trick ou 3 occasions.
3itlrs8000 R o wlxoaeu R'0
:McMaatlalt, a.. 8 HHuffman,lf,.. 0 2
Bnrohitl, 2b 2 8 B H an eb . 0 8
scietanlhioEtom ii 1 s Allany'p2b ......-• o 8
Brown, tb8 0 stmt, s9 o e
Laakie, ab ....... 2 8 somata, c 0 8
Basta gb, of 2 2 MoBatt,lb - 0 2
nobliden, 8s 2 .8 .Sturdy, rf 0 2
Scott, p 1 0 Pugh. of 0 2
a
10 1 aU 21
. Brussels ,,.. ..:., 1 7 0 1 8 5-19
wingham o o' 0 0 0 0 0- o
The foot rages were called between
the afternoon Base Ball matches and
were loon by the followiie :-Boy
under S ears D, Currie, Jap
y
Payne, O. Moore and Harry Lott.
Boys under 12e i years -Jack Ballon-
type, J. Oliver, F. Currie and G.
Far neon. Girls under 10 •ears-
g y
Grace Thompson, Ethel Stewart, Ellie
Stewart, Marjory Ross and Doloth
7 y 7
Holmes, the" last two being a tie_
Gills under 12-R• He\vrtt, E. Camel
on, H. Stewlutand P. Barkley. 160
Yap ds open- i4Iilis011, of I,ucicuLe : R.
J. BlcLanchhn and Jack Leckie.
several other races did not fill so were
called off.
SiIncas me always has a crack Base
Y
Ball opus and wherever they play the
spectators may he sure of Al ball.
Enforced with some of Lunknowls
best diamond' dusters' the lakeside
boys,\vere pitted against Brussels and
competition would have 11105 C1'I the
Innermost heart of the most critical
Fan. For Winnings the visitors work -the
ed hard to get a nosh over the place
but signally failed, only one n4nag-
log Co reach 3rcl base. the saiod
team, although winning by 6 runs and
vane's sou 6 times, Rig'
an , Kincardine's
vin, Iimcardtno's sontlxpaty, being
cry effective in the ilex and was well
backed uU use the learn, Brussels
made good of Mr. HxgguboOLorn,
of lira Standard .Bank, . 10',Rm, who
was holidaying J• F. Rowland,
Y b
of the same Bank here. The. visitor
cvas the t eitos rtiat and struck out ase
1iilmardineftea only giving • one base
on bells. He is a dandy and no novice
with the sphere. Me. MobIaehan. of
,
n(glst n s Bank, Toronto, Was a vtsltox
cvlth his old friend, Fred. Btitah,ll and
officiated capitally as catcher in germ-
in@ lea 8tple. If tll1•°wrng La
btL9e9 WAS a'mariced feature, The
basemen anal $elder•s •suppnl Led t1e
battery by almost errorless Slay, gC� .
Gte{var and J. F. Rowland umpired
in t11e absence t1f Rabt, ROSs, of 1'�l n-
cardiac+, who wa8 expected, A better
game has not been wlleessecZ fol uu4ny-
a da Score is apnentled '
y
Batrsests ]t 0 Kt�toammam 1t n
alTMnetem, o ,,, 0 4 Sivaleir, as 0 0
Bn birth, 2b,.,,, 1 2 Mitchell, lb 0 d
HawltslsaW, 111: 1 8 lzabettsot,, 8b n z
Htgm+lnbobtbm p 1 2 Motor, el ) 8
$tb1bx1, $11. 1 2 Ne(n11e\v, if --0 99
Leblde r( :,,, •„' 0 8 Terms, n, ..-.:, 0
Ballaap'h aP,,, .,. 0 d Jobnat0u,2b 0 8
monimin, 99 „„• '1 2 i'nf'ra. a ., '0 0
Scott, tri, 0 2 Riggin, p..;..... 0 e
_ — _ W
-, 7 St 0 27
'stltsaola. 0. 1' 0 1 0'D 0 0 +-1
Klnenrdlne. 0 0 0 0 '0 0 0 0 0'-t1
A. husky eleven representing 'Wing-
1,.,,,,, 1140.1. a„1Y al \v 'ti; lg ]
The annual meeting of the E
s, Thee
Association t
held in the 'I' V/1 Hall Brussels Fric.
afternoon. the Chan was oc0u 1
PP
by President Peter 'i'<F. Scott, of B
grave, and the following officers it
elected for the current y a P
dent, Peter W. Scott, Belgrave ; Vi
Presidents, John Wilford, Blyth ;
Musgrove, Blnevale, and M. H. Moo
Brussels. Secretary, 0. G. Veneto
Winghain." Treasurer, 1 T: M. Suii
`Norton.
Addresses here delivered by S.
Carste-ra on.'. organization wore
Arthur Dfeigheu, r Portage
Prairie, On I'ieci 1.2•1'"°0eit
py ; A. Et M
g peva, 11I;P: P•, North Huron ; G
Po on, of • • mg lam., Tames Bo
man; IVIcirris township, and Dr. Ch
holm 141. P. East 1:1111.011.
Following Resolutions were ado
eel :-We, the members 0 Trost Int
Liberal Omiservative "Association
Oonvention assembled deme to pl
on record our continued confidence
the honored leader, of the Opposit1
ill the Hoose of Commons R. L. B
d@n. We nate with pride his tact
and staLtesms.ulike conduct of the
cent debate on the Reciprocity rocit
p Y P
and ,tie sk1ll with which ]1e forced t
hand of the Premier, who eventua
yielded to the suggestion of our lea
in adiouining theBotlse t'o attend t
hnlSerial Conference in London. 1
desire also to express Dur con$de r.
our honored re Leyeutative, Dr.
p'
Chisholm, who has been faithful a
t4tteutive to the interests of his c
sLiCnonts in the East hiding of ]aur
We take opportunity of expre
'ng almost confidence in the Gem
1nOtlttlf the. Province OF Ontario, 1
der' the able. and astute Pretnierehip
the Ron,. Sir Jas.Whitney, th
whom no .man has done In,
for the prosperity and 'happiness
masses m introducing ecouomi.
o„d lin„wbadxiiuistrlitionanlo pub
afltrirs and tris developluent of o
pati, rat resources 111 the interests
the people of ,iris banner Province
the Dtlmiuion. We further plane.
record our appreciation 'of our a
representative in the Legislature,
H, il2usgrnve. 'We strongly appro
of his course in the Legislature at
platform in the stand he has taken
}
all public 2uestious aileoting. t
wefts,. ilio Provfuge and Elle Dont.
lou.
We, the int tubees of East [lute
Consesvativ0 AS9nClati0Y1, •sitlCHl'e•
I •
,egret that Out esteemed let vs
yoresidout, John �Viltiest, o£ Blyth;
not in a good condition of ileal,
. rVehave appreciated his faithful se
Ts” and wise counsel throng') mat
I
bion o n conn@ctibu with this Associ
tion and boast that in the order
Divine Providence he may be fully i
sYorerl tq tie{Lith tLtid iiia easeful li
spayed many years.
In •tilt evo •ing'1Lpublic lneeting'w
held at wh,ah there wits a gaud sfz,
alldie01 0. I? •• 11@tit Peter 1'V,; SN�r
presided, rind addeesaes were deliNts.-.
by Dr. Ohlsholm, M. P. A. 1I. Mii
.grove, M. P. P„ and Arthur 1'i9151to
it'C, P.
-. .�,,.,_ �...,_
ti#itpeualtV frit refusing to ausw
cteestions 95 911 11V 11 Y;en95111 wit:motet
� ` i
Is a fide of *to 10, tai, : false Ana -We'
is to 'fir b0 r:deee tion, Pito to °hon•, • 1'
717) liens$ holies over +^^ yet-
1 tat ao &t er Unit 0
o age the may point out first thaevtrt
waters rs are sworn in 7eesec uncles
•-'.-• y
Maitland Presbytery
The Presbytery of !!Maitland met al,
Ripley ae 7 u11 '11 A 18tH; with
Presiding
Rev Mr. Wishart, B. A,, residin
The books of W. Kinloss, Brussels,
Pine River Blnevale, Eadies and
• Union churches were examined 14ut1
fouled Co be neatly and cnrrectl 1 e t.
y y kept-
Notification from the several Presby-
aeries of the church that they, intend-
ed applying to the next General As-
sembly for the reception of several
lniuisters from other churches, one
from the Reformed Episcopal,- S from
other PreatSyterium churches, 2 from
the Baptise, 1 horn United Broth-
ren and: 2 from the Oongreg boner
church! were Lead by the Olerk, no
objections being made.
The committee on Evangelism re-
ported through' Mr. McLean, recam.
mending that special meetings be held
from time to time when deemed advis-
able h ,.Session.
y
Mr. West presented t e report on
Statistics, showing that the aversge
givings per member and per family
was ]nnetl below the average o£ Synod
and of the -whole church• It \vas a -
greed to have the report, printed. and
oirgnlatetl among the families of the
g
P.resb ter
Presbytery.
11'fr:Pt+rl'ie reported foe the H. M. C.
The Presbyter unanimously disa
Y P'
proved of Lhe proposed change of con-
slltuttan of membership 5n file A5-
p
seulblys II. pl. C. and the Cleric was
authorized to forward the disapproval
PP
of the ,Assembly's H. 11'.I. C,
Mr. Mover reported for the P. M. O,
recommending 1. The encoura men,
g g
of a systeimitic• study of missions'by
(a)•tt1P, Clse Of the regular S. S. mission
question fol' S. S. ; 17 file organize-
O
bion of mission study classes for the
adult members of the congregation
land young people. 2. The use of S. S.
otieraugs •fgr mission purposes, tLud'
the support 0f S. S, by the aorigregga-
tion. "3. The thorough canvas of tine
congregation for. both regular and
missioinzry revcnn@s on the basis of
weekly offering. The report -wa� a-
dopLad:
Revile. Wilson, of Walkerton,
7)avidsou, of 'India and Rivers of
Ripley, were aeked� to sit Correa•
ponding members: •
i1Mr• Bremner re otting for the c1u '-
>' g
mentation Committee stated that all
but ane c0ugregatiol hart cone up to
the minimum stipend, and that the
Synod's Committee expressed pleasure
at the imereased giviugs of several of
the c0ugregations of the Presbytery,
and that the mind of .the Synod was
that owing to the increased cost of
•e'
liv'u wino)
t g, \ tf l lsfartpper cent more
than it was taxi Coors ago, &linisters
stipends should ale raisocl to ] 1200 per
year. Tile report was adopted.
Mr. Tait and 1kii. Perrin were a)•
o" awl 10:.di'af1It - a 799.010110011 all silt
p p
the death of Rev. David lDtln rope.
i17r, 1klbperxeported dist Duligaunan
ttnd Part Albert would soon be ready
to call a intnistee.
South K' 11 c0ugregataari 29175
re>Uted the pt'i.vileg'e of removing-
tllettt olI.chutnh building and erecting
a new chime') oil the pid site '09 On ,110
opposite side of the 7Oa1'1. A e071801'-
cites W145 opened by Mo. H61118011 00
S Ystexnatle givingwhich tVaB mitered
into witlla peat. deal of interest. It
agreed that the committee. on
.
Systematic ivi11 101151st Of members
h• ff
Iaid down by the Assembly's Ootninit-
1'97. A.disenaainnarnuannonfthn,\a.ta.
} /� p
.. ' ' •off +.. S
'
will
Adam Sholdice, }, anile "'Meet of
`Nalfon; under the sus Ices of St.
P
George's church. Seaforth brass band
is expected, a voting contest and
unige . . - in other items of interest.
'
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♦
• • Cranbrook .
® Moos Ll'mmaliiietbet is visiting- >e-
latives in Heosall. •
n e 111;rs. Chas, Seel is visiting with her
1 5 daughter in Auburn. •
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Will. Cameron is home from the
0 University for his vacation•• -
"M.S. A. 1kleDonald; Miss Myrtle and
:• blaster Aylmer i4oDonald were visitors
4 - `I.`he undersigned has purclntis' at Bird' on the 24th: -
'1' ed the' Harness Busine89 of G.
♦ Misses Allis and Tessio Switzer left
•If this. week fol a. holiday visit with
. ♦' , who will continue it til the old thele sister, Mrs, ' T. H. Piggott; of
+` stand where he }viii be leased
P Bri den. Mrs,- ]y, A. Pollard, who
o to meet all the old customers g
s• was .visiting her neiees.here, returned
;2ts�e a of the shnli lend ulauy new to her home in Listowel on Monday,
♦ m ones. •the !!'rinses •.Switzer visiting share en
'1' ,f .1. full line of both Iagbt and route. We wish. the young'ladies a
• XPFCTING ; to .• ,, Heavy , Bareness and Horse pleasant stay
• have a ion , .hot nr.; ,-.434„ •• Goods always in Steck or macre The Dresden Times says :-"Rev. 7.
1 •g • ;' $, -" •' tit order.. Nice mouse Gri s F'. Knight, 11M: A. B. D. ' of Dawn
•. 1 r {p.- _ g p , g
Strmtt]er after r `�„"' =1✓ Iltills, announces the en n emenY.of
Trunks, . Lelescopes, Vie,, to g g
e a ;, #? , . choose from •at moderate his sister. Miss E. Minnie, G. Byron
the s vete seasons just ,,, j� ! y
l+'. prices. Paan le now .pf Walkerville the
1St We 1'al]1]ed t0 1 g R r
h h \Viii much a) rreraLe n share wedding to take place in :lune.” Miss
1 I Knight was a former resident of Oran•
.. meet every emergency. q of pubtigpafront4yN. g
• brook and is a daughter of John
.'. Months ago - We M +ti ♦ Careful attention • personally ' Knight, an old and well known resi-
g' ;• f, +� • •,v given to either reptiles or, new g
+", g P deet.
', bought everything forA • work..
e•
♦
d• Mans and for„ Boys ♦
4.
Comfort during the hot p(gip r./i�{(/,,Myy////rt'/ •
g �• �w CI
.1. >g ♦ •
weather. Enou h
I,cannot be said iEREO ••
REG15 ^ •-' H A
7 regarding our. Great" ,;., . s,.:
♦
R N >;
Wroxeter
,inns J. J. Allan; T1ge.Igllt 9pP.alali8t: will be
at the sting Edward Rotel. Wroxeter, Wed-
ern Vie9day,tiay, Slat -One Day..
Miss Reid of A r is theq
y , guest of
S S il'I .11 Ii'E R •: Mina J. Ritchie.
John Rutledge had - a plane' planed
• We m r
Selections:. mention a Lew and SOdniCat your ': a♦c♦•♦o♦♦♦eo♦•♦♦♦♦o♦••o♦♦•
4 patronage, for same. ' • •
•t + m
•4.In Straw Gootls our stocks are complete from the common 1 •
♦ .Bloaters,at 101 up to the,iinest grades of Patentee. ® •
+ 0 ® °o
• 4. See our Young Men's Straty0 from 501 to 52,00,
:
See our Selection of Men's Soft Shaws, Sailors mid 'Penalties, ® ♦
from 6U¢rip. o A
Along with above we 'exile] in Patterns of the Negligee 'Shirts s4. • •
• with Reversible 17o11ztra soil Soft Cafes., Jus p• •
4 the thing to ♦ .
• •' weal' to be cool. •• •♦
b . •F • El
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• Summer Underwear an many Qualities z •
• o ♦
4. !rills Light Weight Wool ' Porous Inuit Balbriggan in 4. •
• for Quite who do not Drawers gS 1 I nee ♦ e
, • ••
like cotton, The coolest n made. jeShuts•
6 < a•, 4 •
• 1
Balbriggan WatsonWLllastic7imiLBalbr,g- : ♦
the garment meeting gan • Shirts aunt Drawers- •
i with approval. hound to please: ” •
► • •
T + ♦ of
I. Profits
' Our Small Profits and 'Extra - ,•i, ® ldl,Ordex'8-with
wr• • dlapateh.
Quality Will C0BVlt]Ge' all, •
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WILL
Mronda
d&jl and
each week
:
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attend
and
in his home last weak.
miss Georgie Rowe, o£ Toronto, is
b visiting at her home here,
o Norman Iialb$eis(711 spent several
t days of this week in Milverton.-
♦ _ Mrs. Geo. McDonald, of Turnberry,
• s @tit the last weer: in Toxonta,
: Mrs, Wm.. Weight is viaitin5 ,her
•
• daughter lt3rs. Frank Green of Flow-
• •ialc.g
a
• 14Ir,eHall, of Orono, is rho gtaost of
• ••his son; G• Ii, Hail, of the Traders
♦
• Bank.
♦ Mrs. A. H. mofl3tt and children • are
.• visiting relatives in Ayton over the
♦
• holiday.
•
• Miss Mat,garet Brawn visited at the
• home of Mise Hogg, in Grey, ou Sat.
r onlay.
♦ Airs. W. Laokie and two little
•dao h a enditi he c 1
• •g t xs al sp gL vest ul
• '1"Vlarton.
• R. S. lkiutch, Lvho is aL llresont em-
• played at Gtielplr, spent several clays
to ♦ here recently,
•�, lkir9. •. `Vhitlnal'e Of HitrCistlltr. -
• spent the holiday with her parents,
• R. and Mrs. 131 ' I .
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r Fresh Groceries
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t/•�..7� ,' Grain
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always u] stock, +
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Highest Prices for 1 toc1UCe. •�'
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Will be
the Sal
and the
far
cit
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open every
of Flour
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receiving
Clto til ',
pp ¢�
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• `Ve are lleased to t0 art that A. CV.
1 P
son of PostmasterRebinson,
day 4 tvt'oxeteo, has been promoted to bo
and • Deputy Registrar ab Battlefard. Sask,
O:. i• • lie has been in the office at Saskatoon.
of : -ht nil3, friends'here ovish Art, 1110.
- -ribs, that 1s going,.
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We are pleased tolearn that W. J,
Perri)!, tion of Ber, L. '
• Pettit), has
♦ passed with honors the third year ex•
em, ♦.. alpil,atl(ansat'tlnt31111001 of PI`aCl',iG(Ll-.}Vas
Ill. . Z Seienee . Will. isat,resent ell 1L ed
p g g
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