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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, > gxx
W, .,F,I, KERR, Proprietor
at
Guying a
Pearl
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ks.
business
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are
visiting
tassels,
a, is here
A. number of Greyites enjoyed a
(ley paeronizin the
at the lake by g
Sabbath School Recursion to Kin-
r 3 e, Tuesday 1 week.
vas d n lues day oP last
After being at BVighton fen two
weeks nn relief duty Frank Davldeen, .
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son of Thos. Davidson, 11th eon•, was
moved to Dundee and Arthur streets
branch of the Metropolitan Bank,
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' where the manager is A•1?.
Mellish, formerly well known in Brus-
sans and locality; and with whom Mi'.
Dayidsou was associated when the
latter first entered the Bank, It will
be like old times to Frank.
Wednesday of last week Lawrence
Arinetron son of W, K, Arinstron
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6th line, lett for Calgary, Alta., where
he will attend Normal School theta,
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during the coming term, He le a
good student and we wish hhn sue-
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eerie, a
Teas PosT is sorry to. learn that
former well known resident of the 7th
lige James (Mennen, paid Nature's
debt on Aug. 8th, in Detroit, Dropsy
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was the ailment it is said. IC is 6
years since he went away. He still
owned his 100 acre farm here when he
died. Mr. 'Merman had many old
friends in Ghia locality,.
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Miss H. M. Gordon is vis
Orae eville
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Miss Minerva Jones Is en
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holiday with'l oronto,elatives.
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Mrs. A. McKenzieand M
were visiting l'eesweter friends,
Miss Steller Gerry spent s fe
holidaying with London friend
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Will. Hayoroft, of Kamilt
home for a holidayof a few wee
Rev, Dr Oaten is. combining
and pleasure in a trip to Muako
-Miss Beretand 'Beverly Oaten
rrie,
holidaying with relatives at Go.
Mrs. Eastman, of Detroit, is
her sister, Mrs, T. Kelly, of B
Ne dyer dale ents
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Notice -P. S. Scott,
Local -A, O. Backer.
Hoarders -Tex FOE'a,
Notice -A. MaaIDwen,
harm for cola -H. Seam.
Rams for sale -J, 13, Cook,
Notice -A, H. Macdonald.
ramie for sale.. -Jas, Rota.
Farm for sale -Alex. Barron,
To Canadian Eers-ti Exhibition -G.
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Fall Droo Goods- t o ,
Now Pall oats---A..3traohae
Now Fail opera -C+. N. Halogen•
Timothy sood-W. J. McCracken,
Farm to rent -Mrs. Jos. Baynard..
Notices( to ereditore-w. M. Stnelair.
Young eft on a tri to the West on
P ,- C
the 22nd to visit his sone, Mian Mabel
e.
Ditvdaog and brother Elam, and >vi ,
and Mrs, Avery, all from Cartwright,
n re visiting a he parental
hone ait t ' p
home, Thus. Davidson's,- Thos,
Dennis, who has been poorly for some
i had the nesfortn to have his
hip dislocated rh u .e .
hi Shslocatcd Che other night and hes
P g'Mrs
in a very tee?t['ioua condition. -The
p.
and are are all through harvestinginterest In
and are tail aver keen interest in
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the coining election, a large majority,
being in favor of, trying Reciprocity,
Christian Dakniier presented hie
daughter., Mies Grace with an up -to.
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date high rade DohertyPiano,
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Miss Shannon, of Hamilton, former
teacher here, has been visrtlng Mrs,
Dr.. Ferguson and.' calling on old
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friends.
A. Arnett, wife and two children,
and i e Conor, of Detroit and
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Annelle of London, were visitors
. .1'ot'onto,
at Fred, Oxtob 'e, 9th con. Grey..
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They made lite, trip by' auto. Miss
Oxteb went. to London with
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them for a holidity visit.
Leech and Rev, W. W. Leech, both
Superannuated, reside in 'Toronto,
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The funeral was held on Saturday at 2
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p. in, mteiment taking la A in Gor.
Vie cemetery.. Rev, J. H, Ribbert eon.
ducted a moat appropriate service in
the Methodist chni'oh and Rev. Dr.
Oaten,. of Brussels, made allusion to.
the ersonal character of the deceased.
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Edward Leech, of Trowbridge, and.
Robert Leech, of Detroit, are veteran
brothers of the subject; of this notice,
the latter beingto very pool' health at
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this time,
Ohangea-BruaselsTelephone company.
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Henfryn Hullett
Walton
Wm. and Moa. McCallum visited
friends at Bel rave over Sunda
Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Bishop,
who have been seriously ill with
typhoid fever, are making favorable
g[Hansuld,
Progress
eM a gladmttq supervisorao£
cr ,iMiss
Schools of Fresno, California, and
Miss Maude McOourt visited at the
barna of Wm. and Mrs. McCallum an
Wednesday.
Next Sabbath morning the service
in Duffs church will be taken by W.
H. Kerr, of Brussel , The pastor,
Rev. Mr. Lundy, will be home for the
following Sunday.
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A PIONteER CALLED,—One of the
old and highly esteemed residents of
Grey township, passed away on Wed-
neeaay nightof last weekin the person
of Thomas Johnston. the deceased
was it native of Ireland, but about 60
years ago came to Canada and fora
time worked for the late Alex. Wilson
of Seaforth. Afterwards he moved to
Grey township, where he continued to
reside for many yearre. After moving
to Grey township he was united in
marriage with Miss Jessie Buchanan,
who died about 14 years ago. Follow-
ing the death of his wife r. Johnston
went to reside with his son, Duncan,
and it was there he answered the final
summons. About Julylst Mr. John-
ston suffered a paralytic stroke, from
the effects of witioh he never rallied.
The deceased was a mom of the high-
esteem byall ofo a hisld in thexce ellest
qualities and his death makes a bad
break in the ranks of those who have
aided so mach in making this the
the followifine ng family- it is. He xRev survived
John-
aton, of Varna ;Duncan, of Walton ;
Thomas, in Grey ;James, in Michigan ;
Mrs, McTaggart, Grey ; Mrs. P, herr,
McRitbielop ; Mrs. Moon, Blyth ; Mrs.
Mc ittie, Hullett ; whoMrsre Williamson, her
Greyand Annie,.To resides with her
brother, Duncan. e file bereaved
family will be extended tihe sincerest
sympathy of many friends in this their
hong of affliction: The funeral D took
place Saturday afternoon, Rev. B.
use e' ondof actiaran br an aook, deceased's
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service. Interment was made in the
family plot in Brussels cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jno. Fulton, Andrew
Johnston, D. Crawford, Wm. Neal,
W. H. Humphries and R. H. Fergu
sOn
+ Mrs. 2.. H. Green, of Cayug
Mo.
Jamestown on a visit with her mother, Mi
Miss Berve Bryans took a trip thisJno, Galbraith; who ,took
to the West, arrived h
week Co Toronto and also Thousand week.
Islands. She was accompanied by Miss Anna Hunter (nurse) is
her friends, Misses Mamie and Ella a holiday wlkh friends at Ri
of Ethel,
Jamestown Branch of the Women's Kincardine, Friendship ok'1`
Myrtle s p,
Institute will meet next Thursday, has bees spending part of her
Ang. 31sD, aG the home of rho Freebie in .Brussels.
dent; Mies Marjory Strachan. T Miss Bell, of Lon.desboro',
will be "This country of ours
jguest of Miss Wiauie McGuir
and our obligation to it," and will be arue‘
e old friends.
taken by Mrs. Edward Barnard. RMisses Viola annual
nd Marie
will also be palled at this meeting andCranbrook, were visitors 'w
each member is asked to respond by Winnifred Long, town.
giving something bearing on the
Mr. Fitzgerald, of the Met
subject. A program will also be pro- Bank, Linwood, spent part of
vided and a good attendance is hoped days with Rtussls frlendt,
for. Everybody welcome. Miss M. L. Olivers ant last
Noires -Mrs. Wm. Moses has re- the nein cit Little l ss
turned from a pleasant trip in Detroit, To onto, came bsek with her,
Cadillac and other paints. She was
Miss Dunbar, who hold a pc
accompanied by Mre. fames Elliott, G, N. McLaren's store• is holo
and blies Jessie, of Brueale.- 41rs. her home and with other friend
John Strachan, is visiting her daugh-
Mre. A, D, McCosh, Pi•ne River.- Mrs. Klusmaun. of Los Ange
and •Miss Wade, of Batavia,
Mrs. Walter Jackson has returned to the home of Mrs. Wm. Ross,
Brussels after having a pleasant visit Mrs. ([rev,') T. W. Cosens, of
with. the Strachan families, -Mies was calling on old friends In tc
Nitta Richardson left for Winnipeg
on Monday.She was visitingher en route to visit relatives 5
agents anPriende here fora onth, bridge,
P Dame Gossip reports two a n,on ge Mrs, Wm, Cameron, Me) tee
e,
her daughter, Mrs. Abra,wito ne
in the near future. Sound, is renewing old Encu
CELEBRATED 80TH BIRTHDAY. -On
the evening of the 12thult., a very en- this locality.
o able time was a entt at the home Mrs. W. W. Harris and chi
j Y P holidaying for a few weeks v
of Mrs. Hannah Shar to Lot 33, Con. g
'0• Howick, the occasion being her tives at Rothsay. Mr. Harris
there over Sunday.
and t oat Heeso cin liaweandrduugh A. J, Lowry and son Harold
fix,, Jiro. and Mrs. Brown, kindlyxn. London for a week or so ass
tvet', her old friends and i - format's brother in catering t0
"all that is left of them" to assist in on Mrs. Jessie Ker, is enjoying
ome at Listowel. Her duties as Lil
cele ratio ice Mrs. Sham It is camenow into•
Y p „ the Public Library are being
a dathet aoldes t r mn us
embersie •Qofueethe Bart to by her sister, Mrs. McAlpin
have been her neighbors ever sine Andrew Sharpe, is here fro
that time. A woman of kindly, City, Manitoba, renewing of
obis in disposition she is verymuch ships in Brussels and locality
obliging ypd standing thepassingyears first
sseaks well both for herheandn her Miss BettiPaul of Bay C
p.Edna Jenkins, of Wingham
solongago •should have a nshe bde uun-n McLean and Miss Dorothy M
broken until the resent time, After Torduto are guests of Mrs. J
a bountiful eupp r, which was served Brussels.
b Mrs. Brown, iu her usual inixnit- ff J. Stewart, manager of t
able way, reminiscences of the past and Bank, Parkhill, and Mrs
were indulged in,ricin the hard are visiting relatives and old
g of ge eav Brussels. W. T. is one of
no Boys."
ne has ndibai passedshie awayhand pleas -
ant chatwenton until the time to H • R. Brewer and bride, of
part was come, when wishing Mrs, were calling on people in thi
They left Cor thea Western
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�` istrii t ,C1U s
Rey. and To HER
Mrs. Ashby are holidaying MRs, W ei:mi a Monday
at London fora couple of weeks. h enve.a etp Last Monday an aged and
This Week Ed, Collis, J. Woof, Mies highly respected woman passed away
Molesworth
-Mrs. Bond, of Bright, is
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visiting her niece,, Mrs, Donald
Menzies for a week, -Mimi Dickson, of
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Granbrook
Mies Beatrice McQuarrie is visitingthe
friends in Detroit,
Jessie Bawtinheimer andiMiss Emma to the rest that remains i'or" the pec-
Keir have taken in the excursion to ple of God,' in the person of Mrs. War-
Weet.' We wish them a goad wick, who was in her S4th year. She
of
time. Mrs 7 11 a Ritteraon It frnmauwh ell
,Atwood, ie visiting at Mrs. Joe
Cummins for a few days,- Miss.
Anderson Miss Bunter, of Hatnil-
ton, are spending their vacation at J.
Miss LulForMcDonald is a visitor with
friends in Fordwich. •
3. Rana` took in; the excursion Co
Kincardine ee Tuesday.
Mies A nes Th, of Atwood, is
visitingwith Mrs. Thos• Cameron,
Mee, Carochan and daughters, of
Linwood, ars visiting friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Kase and daft hters, Vera
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find Teens, of Winnipeg, .are visitors
at J. J. Gorealitz.
o,School will ro-open on the 6th of
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Ethel borne the funeral took place Widnes-
Council meetingThursdayof next day afternoon to the Burris cemetery,
t Rev. Mr. Osterhout, who was vieitin •
week.y-
at Gorrie came home and conductedsubject
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Misses Mamie and Ella o this
vieitin friends at Toronto this week. the service. Deceased had been in
Charles- aneauld has returned home failing health for some time. She.
after' a week's visit to Stvatford and was a kind hearted body who played
Tavistock. her part nobly both in and nut of the
Last Sunday evening Mr. Carl, of church and was areal mother an Israel
Wroxeter, preached in the Methodist whose name will bdt soon be forgot-
church her. ten. Mr. Warwick died some years
all.. Maddese, of Newton, and Miss ago. Jno. Allen, neat' Londeshuro, is
a brother of the lace Mrs. 'Warwick.
F• Stewer t's,--Tom Menzies. Larne
Campbell, Geo. Robertson, and Thos.
Elliott, all started for the West on
Wednesday, -Mr. Mr. Far son and Miss
Ferguson
, of ch, and Mies
Whitely and Miss Baker, of Gorrie,
visited at R. Mitchell's on Sunday.-
Union church service in Presbyterian
church in afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.-
Miss Mar Fraser is spending her
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holidays under the parental roof,-
Chas. Leppard made a flying visit to
our burg on Monday.
September with Oscar Shaw and Miss
pDanbronk
of Donegal, were visitors
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F. Houston teachers.
Heaters Otto and Arnold Pvess-
prieh, of Poet Huron; are visiting
their grandfather, T. Foerster.
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at George Batsman's.
, Bluevale
Master Harold Freeman, of Luck-
now, has been visitingold friends at Mrs, John Casenxore and family
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Ethel during his holidays. visited at the home of J. W. Gal-
Nora Gowanatotvn, is brIar
Wroxeter
NEwBX NOTTy6.-Rev, J. H. Cater-
hout, a formerpastor of this lace
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and family, of Londeaboro, spent two
friends
Leadbury
N wsy NOTES. -Dennis Bros. have
utchased a new thrashingengine
f 1 eterloo Manufacturing
from the W g
Company. The old engine whichhaswill
done their work for a good number of
years was completely worn out.-
The Ladies' Aid of - Duff's church,
Walton, held their monthly meetingDrew,
at the home of Mrs. Wm, Smith an
report a very interesting time. -Thos.
Miss Lake, of
spending her holidays with her A. large delegation of Conservatives
cousin, Miss Grace Eckmier. took in the Borden rally at Harriston
Jacob and Mrs. Hollenbeck, who on Saturday.
recently sold their fern' near here, 'Miss Clara Reid, of Gienannan, and
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take up residence in Ethel we are Miss M, Citptelon,,of Wingbath; visit-
pleased to hear. ed their friend, Mies Florence Gal-
This week Mrs. John Mitchell, of braitlL
this locality. and Mrs. John Miller, of Win. and Mrs. Holmes, 01 Wing-
left on a tripto friends. at hang, took an auto trip to'Bluevale,
Boiesevain, Man., andetherWestern and were visitors at the home of John
points. Casenxore. •
Mr. Rose S. S. A., secretary of the
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in this vicinity. -ter,
weeks with e,
Mies A. Rose, of Brussels, spent Sun-
day with Mrs. R. Black. -Misses Ellen
and Mary Young left this week for
Oregon where theywilt in future re-
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side. -Alvin Hemphill, . of" Remelt,
called on friends herelast week, -Miss
J. Ritchie returned from Galt on
'Saturday where she has spent the last
month. --Amongst those who left this
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station for the West on Wednesday
were J. Booth, W. McLean, Jno, and
Mrs. Earner, A. Gallaher and D. Mof-
Laymen's Missionary Movement, of
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•• ♦ at the home of John Galbraith.
♦ g g(�e n ■ ng ♦ Williitm Mitchell, of Niosebank,
• Grand Trunk-C{IOUYIOII National 2 Man., and his friend, Miss Hogg, 01
visited the t sister,
sFriday.
fat. -G. K. Hall visited over Sunday
in Kincardine where Mrs. Hall andmany
her sister, Mrs. Templeton, of Chicago,
are spending a few weeks. -
W,: S, Flanderaon, whose Rne barn
recently d
was de$l
••• • Mrs. Jonathan Casemo e,on
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will receive 500 insurace olightning,
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buildings and $1100 on the contents
from the Howick Mutual. He will re.
Rev. and Mrs, Osterhout and child-
• • : ren, of Loro' were here for a
• August 26 to • holiday visit. Mrs. Capt. Baine is a
• S' N���' "ARC' g • sister to the Partner. The trip was
• (tG3nimumuLargeP5ol Sept.. 9, inclusive made in the parson's auto,
• • Last Saturday Mrs, Heine sr.
♦ FROM.. ALL STATIONS IN CANADA WEST OF CORNWALL AND OTTAWA -: celebrated herS4th birthday. A pia-
• •• nic party was arranged at which this
SPECIAL LOW RATES ANO TRAIN SERVICE DN CERTAIN DATES .fine old lady was able to be present.
•• ♦• We extend congratulations,
♦ Full particulars from any Grand Trunk Agent, or address A.E. Duff. D.P.A., Toronto'. ♦ DEATH QF. JUBFide .LEECH. -An al-
♦ • mole life-long resident of the county
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Leech, of Blaevale, was found dead in
build. -Mies E. • Hoche, of Mildmay
spent Tuesday with Mre, IR, Wendt.
-Friday of this week the Board of the
will Howlett Mutual Fire Insurance 0o.
will convene at8ecretary McBer Inspector
office to meet Government
A. K. Boswell who is milking his..
official call. -Rev, and Mrs. Wm.
H3trtley, of Durham, visited recently
with the format's mother, Mrs. G,
Barton, of TmnberryyoMre. G. David-
son entertained the young ladies M.
even-
M. M. Society to tea on and family,
ing.-Ed. Kalbfleisch and family, of
-- — - - his bed at the home of George Leech,
e•••••••••••••••••••••••••�•••Nfi•a•fa�••E••••••e••••'• Gorrie, at au early hour Thursday
0 • morning of last week, death being due
• to heart failure. Mr. Leech was one
e • of the ten Leech brothers who found-
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cal • ed Gorrie, and for some ears the vin-
• nage was knows as Leeehville, but ]air
• er the name was Chan ed to that of
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® • Gorrie. The deceased, who was un-
• married, was in his Slet year, and was
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• Conservative. He is •survived by five
•a.
Red 1.1 Ct 10 n S • brothers, two of whom, Rev, Geor a
Mildmay, spent Sunday at the .home
spent
of C. Reis. -S. M. Robinson, of Tor on-
to, spent a few days of this week with
his parents, W. M. and Mrs. Robin-
son. -Miss Van Eery, of New York,
is the nest of Mrs, F. V. Dirk on.-
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Byron Simmons, of Forest, ie spend-
in a week with his father, Chas.
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Simmons. -Miss Cora Sheriff, of
Win ham, fs holkda in with Mise
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Millie Harris. -Jas. McEwen, of Sault
Ste. Marie, ie enjoying a few holidaye
with his agents, Jno, and la s. Mc-
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Ewen, of Tnrnberry
Morns
Misses Irene and L la Wilkinson
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4th line, were holidaying kn Seaforth.
ex -Reeve Taylor is erecting a rest-
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dense in Calgary. That looks as if he
were thinking of staying there.
Everett Walker, teacher in Regina,
Alta., was home on a holiday visit,
to the West this week.turned•
Sher in many birthdays yet to come,
p Y week accompanied by Mrs. Mc
they wended home their separate
mother of Mrs, Brewer.
ways. Among the older [nembere A. E, Denny, of Buffalo, N
were Mrs. Joa. Armstrmig, Jno. and
Mrs. McLeod, Geo. and Mrs. Gibson, been here for aa Vacation r sit i
Andrew and Mrs. Doig, sr., George Mrs. W. Oakley. The visitor
and Mrs. Robertson, a son, Robert and DryGoods business, and is o
town old boys we are always gl
Mrs. Sher and •son-in-law, M •• and Mrs. A. M, McKay, of Che
Mrs. Vittie, were also present. y
was hero recruiting her heal[g
returning
iVlias Mary Dark left this week for
Battleford, Sask., she has
Miss Lizzie Ross, her sister,
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Grey
Grey Council Thursday of next
where
taken a position as teacher. Many
old friends here wish her success.
About thirty ladies assembled at the
home of John Vancamp, 6th line,
Wednesday of last week and spent a
ver social and pleasant afternoon.
yarvey Bryans, Chas. Conngn and
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Jas. W. Kelly and Misses Maud Hen-
derson and 141iss Get tie Bielby are
away to the West on a trip to various
points.
By the Cochrane fire Milton Wat-
son, formerly of Sunshine, was a
loser. He was from home at the time
attending to his duties as a Bush
Ranger.
The Voters' List Court for Morris
township will be held iu Industry Hall
Blyth, on Wednesday, September Lith,
at 9 a, m, All interested should
:govern themselves accordingly.
R. J, Clegg, B. A„ and son, Harold,
who have been visiting et the home
of the format's mother, Mre: Jys.
Clegg, 5th line, left for their home in
Roseland, B. 0., Tuesday of this week.
Rev. Geo. Jewitt and family, of
Mount Brydges, are renewing old
friendships here. The reverend
gentleman is an old Morris boy who
has done well and Mrs. Jewitt is also
a former Morrisite. We are always
glad to have them come home.
We are sort to hear that an old
Wm. Jewitt is back from the West, housekeeping at Chesley for h
Roy Emigh has gone on a trip to the to town.
Oliver Jewitt, B. 4., who h
west, the staff of a New Westmiuist
J. F. Rowland is back from 'his 13. C., is here on a short
vacation, will attend the Faculty of Ed
Fletcher Sperling and Jas' Thuell are Toronto during the corning to
away ou a trip to the West. visitor is a son of irev, Geor
Mrs. W. J. Hunter, of Oshawa, is re- and grandson to Wm. Jewitt,
Hawing old friendships in town. Tha'Teeswattoer News save
lames Sharpe was away on a holiday C. left last wed
to Detroit, Toledo and other points. spend Ferguson,ra month with her -sister
Miss Fairy Robb is away to Thorold land. Miss Zetta Ferguson,
and St. Catharines oo a holiday visit. been visiting at home for a
Miss Annie McQuarrie is attending weeks, returned at o for a
the Fall Millinery Openings at Toronto. nd
Miss Nettie Brown went to 'Toronto York the same day where she
last week to attend the Millinery Open- ing fora nurse.
Barrister G. F. Blair and so
inks
Mrs. Addie Wright and sons are a- were renewing old friendships
sels. Mr, Blair has bsen at
way fora holiday visit with relatives the past year and is so enema
and friends. the West that he purposes re
Stanley and Mrs. Lowey, of London, there from Goderich.
were visitors at the home of L C. and carr
Mrs. Richards. y with ttieni the good
many friends in Huron Co,
Mrs. Will. Lowry and Greta, nt Goma so Poas Cotaoas
London• were holidaying with relatives Henderson, who has been in f.
and friends Here,
Joe Thomson, of Montreal has been Druggist Fox for the past 3
enjoying a holiday with his mother and accepted a position in a deal
Port Colborne, Ont. He is at
lumbers in Brussels, pus, gentlemanly level head+
James and Jno. Shurrie were at man who should do well wh
Teeswater attending the funeral of Lena lot is cast. We wish him the
McKenzie, a cousin, success attainable.
Miss Lizzie Murchison• of Win ham,
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Miss. May Oxtoby is`liway
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0 • in numbers on various lines of Bias-
eels Tele hone subscribers. Those in-
o for Fall Goods p
on a visit
to Detroit.
Miss Kate Telfer was visiting over
Sunda at Atwood.
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terested should make the necessary
in this department of our store we purpose to a' alterations in their Directories from
greatly reduce our stock of Summer goods' and . • this list AT ONCE as it will greatly
S add to their convenience and also,to
are the one to benefit. This only Aug, ISt gimes • that the Central. Other chaiigea
two good months of Summer. in which -to wear at- s will be published later in ;1HLPOST :-
bought at SLAUGHTER PRICES. Party LIEF No. Y4; - 9th & 10th Cons. Gre)
• 248 Berfeltz, Emil
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•2414 Brown, John
Will. Stevenson, 10th con., has Aur-
chased a new gasoline.en gine,
Misses Ida and Ella Bands were
holidaying with friends in Seaforth.
blue Freda Grieae, of Milverton,
was a visitor with the Misses Telfer,
10th con.
Mr. Sailing has bought 12 acres of
land in Henfryn, They will be inov-
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We still have a few Straw Hats left•
that we purpose clearing at 30 per
cent. discount. The stock is of good
shapes in the Soft styles as well as
Bard Sailors.
• 2411 Brown, John K.
• 240 Brown, Thonnts
. 244 Barr, Robert
• 245 Cunningham, Hugh
• 2415 Cunningham, Huh ,
•• 246 Knight, Charles S
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• 217 McDonald. Robe•
M 2410 McNair, Wm.
• 2412 McQuarxie, Charles
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Hugh and Mrs. Lamont, 10th con.,
are away to Gaylord Michigan, on a
visit with relatives fora few weeks.
Allan and Mrs. Lamont, 7th con.,
left on a holiday to the West on
goodgfamily
Wednesday.•We wish them a
t;me,
Tuesday, Sept 5th, is the date of the
Judge's Voters List Court for Grey
township.Court will open at 10 a. m.
in Townhip Hall, Ethel.
This week R. J. Hoover, 9th con.,
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Men's and Youths' Negligee Shirts
sizes from 14 Co 18>j, with soft cuff,
to be sold at big reductions.
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• 506 Baker, Wm.
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5010 Hollenbeck, Jacob
• 5015 Lakc, Isaac
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and M. Moses, Motets township, are
away on a trip to Sault Ste. Marie.
They went by boat. from Owen Sound.
Mrs. Jno. Burton and three child-
ren of Abernathy, Sask., are visitors
y'Y
at the home of Andrew and Mrs.
Turnbull, 15th con. The former is a
and well known resident of the 3rd
line, in the person of Abel Bradshaw,
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has been visiting her cousin, Miss R.
Shurrie, Tnrnberry street, Church Chime:
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is past 70 years of age. Mrs, Brad-
sham passed away to her reward 28
years ago. .tawMany improve. hope
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IN THE OLD LANA.—Rev. Andrew
Scott, of Danville, Illinois, son of the
late Adam Scott, 6th con., Morris, is
sojourning with his daughter in the
Old World this spinner. He has
spent three weeks in Scotland and is
at present in London, England, will
enjoy some time in France and Ire-
laud before returning home. Mr.
Scott is Superintendent of Missions
for his church which is known in the
hook after rch.
It isp ed States ofhiiss the duties Christian
the interests of the ministers and their
churches in ten counties and when a
pulpit becomes vacant, help select the
right man to fill it. A most res on-
Bible position it is but as he has been
sleeted to it for the third thne in suo-
cession, it is evident he is the right
man for the , place. lie liar 138
churches in Ins territory looking to
him for advice and counsel and about
ns Man ministers.
were away to Cadillac, Mich„ on'a Last Sunday W. 1. Ga
visit with relatives and friends, charge of the service in the
McKinnonissara were v cCi a ken. and Torrance, e, church rMr,Seaf rof Stratford
of Listowel, a Normal School chum, last the pulpit of Melville church
week, bath most acceptably, He
Miss Winnie McGuire is in Toronto officiate next Sunday,
iooking up the new styles of millinery he pastor of the Method
fur the trade of the coming Fall and has been granted three wee
Winter. by the Official Board, Rev,
Geo. Buchanan, 13, A., left on Wed- may take a trip to the West,
nesday for Portage la Prairie, Man„ Rev. DE. Cameron, B. A.
where he is on the teaching staff of the St, John's thumb. Brussel[
Collegiate, been m the West, is expected
Mas, James McArter Was precariously his work iu the course of anc
elypast
covering nicthe
ow her many friends eve.
As a large number of the r
will be pleased to bear, the Methodist church choir
Miss Cella Hess, of Zurich, was a hohdaytng for the past two
visitor with Miss Liu. Colvin last week, volunteer songsters have hi
They left on Thursday to attend the choir places. Regular choir 1
niillinery openings at Toronto. to be in charge next Stanley.
Mrs. John Stnelair and two children, Next Sabbath Rev, Dr Oat
of Brantford, are visiting at the bome of absent from town. The more
Geo. and Mrs. McMillan, the former's will he taken by ltev. George
parents. Miss Leo Trainor, of Haiqkytiota, Mount Brydges, son of W.
Manitoba, 1s also enjoying a visit it Mr. Brussels, and iu the evening'
McMillans. McRae. of Cr'anhro 1s will re
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Our Two-piece Suits at $4.00, $6.00
end $8,00 cannot be equalled in town.
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• 389 Clark, James
0 - 3811 Clark, Thomas
0 887 Craig, Robert
8310 'Greeley, James
• 8315 Martin, Frank
Robert McKinnon L. Hollinger and
James Dickson are away to the 'West
on the Farm Laborcis' Excursion this
week. They will spend a couple of
months out there.
James McVicar, of Nevada, 31. S, A.
is visiting relatives here, Mt'. Mc-
Vicar is both a Civil and Mining
ai,umberof
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• _ 338 McArter, John
• a 8310 McNeil, Alex.
'. Space will not allow for a complete list but we mean • 884 Russell, Jaynes
• • 835 Watson, John
• to reduce all lines of Summer Goods and would be • 830 Watson, Win,
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••pleased to haveyou interestyourself in REAL t 3512 Young.
• ARGAINS■ _Party LIES No. 51 5th line, Morris
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® • 618 Barr, Peter
•D • 510 Brondfnot John
s S 614 Cardiff, Elston
• 5112 Cook, Wm.
• III • 5113 Jordan, Duke
• • 5114 Kerr, George
• • 510 Manning, Herb
® The Big Store Highest hest Price for Produce • 6111 Pipe, Wm.
g • 515 Smith, "Wm. J,
a ••e•••••••••w a 5110 Snnir. Gilbert
Engineer, and spent years
in Goldfield Mine, Nevada.
Wes, and William Snell and their•
wives autoed from Exeter to Grey 00
Saturda 12th inat., and visi• ted over
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Sunday at J. K. Bakers. The gentle-
men are brothers of Mre. Baker,
No Ie1, new is wellsck ons toward coinpletiol house in S. n,
the plasterers getting to work this
week. School'will be held in the old
building• until new ore is ready for
occupation.
Mee, George Weidenhammer, and
Mies Tiernan, of Hartney, Man., are
visitors at the home of the former's
brother-in-law, Thos. Alcock. They
Will spend a few months in Ontario
before returning to thole home in the
Waat:
Harris,
a oar of
ome last'''"
enjoying'
play and
eeewater.
vacation
was the
e. They
Long,' of
ith Miss
ropolitan
hie holt-
week in
Lyle, of
sition in
raying at
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les, Cal:,
visited at
Brussels.
Clinton,.
wn while
t Trove.
ides with
ar Owen
ships in
Idren are
ith ra!a
was also
were at
isting the
the Lon-
a holiday
brarian at
attended
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y. He is
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ity ; Miss
Mrs. E
eLear', of
amen Fox,
he Stand -
Stewart
frieuds in
the "Old
Calgary,
locality.
home this
Cann, the
Y., has
is mother,
is in the
ne of the
ad to see•
'Chet who
h, has re.
improved.
who was
er is back
as been on
er College,
visit. He
ucation at
rm, The
Georg Jewitt
Brussels.
-Mrs. D.
uesday to
in Cleve -
who bas
couple of
for New
is train -
n Kenneth
in Bros -
Regina for
tired with
moving his
They .will
wishes of
1.
x.- Will.
ne store of
ears, has
store in
industri-
d young
never his
very best'
'side" tool:
Anglican
occupied
last Sab-
will also
ist church
week holidays
Dr. Oaten
rector of
who hat
to resume
ther week
eembers of
have heed
Sabbaths
en filling
expected
eu will be
in'g service
lewltt, of
Jewitt, of
Rev. D. 13.
etich,