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Vol.88. No, 27
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 190€3
W. H HERR, Prop.
New Advertisements.
Local—Howe & Qo.
Local—Mrs. John Lott.
()meaty email—W. Lone,
Just like flebieg—W. Iunie.
Herbaguem—F. R. Smith.
Wood for aide• -aloha MoNub.
Oard of thanks—N. F. Gerry.
Libora! mestinge—A. Hielop.
Diseolution Sale—Rose & Dodds.
Given away free—A. Straohao.
Watches, cloaca, &o. --J. G. Jones.
Dominion Election—R. Vaoetone.
Annual report—Metropolitan Bank.
New Spring prints—MaKiunon & Oo.
Dominion Eleetion—Dudley Holmes.
31]Iztx±.ct .es,
131tr,e,vale..
News NoTEe.—Clifford Pugh returned
to Goderioh Oollei late Institute on Sat.
urday,—Angne MoIntoeh, of Elsinore,
Brno County, was a visitor at R. N.
Duff's last work.—Mise Aggie Smillie
returned to the MODonald Inatitue at
Guelph on Batnrday morning.—Mr. Mil.
ler, a student from Toronto, preached in
the Presbyterian oharoh /net Sabbath
morning. Hie sermon wee in behalf of
Knox College Mieelonery Society,—Mies
Alio) Doff returned on Monday to Lon-
don Normal Bohoal atter upending a three
weeks' holiday,—Thos, and Mrs. Robin
eon and children, of Eaet Wawauoeh,
vielted Mre. Anderson feat weak, .—Mre,
Robert Stewart, of Trowbridge, has been
visiting relatives hore.—Fred, Johneton
returned to sehool at Brantford last Wed-
needay,--Bov. W. J. Weet preached for
Rev, D, Porde, of Wingbam, last Sunday
morning and in the evening preached at
Victoria Hall, Jemestown —The anneal
meeting of the Blaevale Presbyterian
church will be held on Friday, Jan. 20th,
at 1.30. A fu'l abtendanae of the mem
here and adherents is requested as
matters of interest will come up.
W vox ester.
Alex. Roes, of Ottawa, Galled on friends
in the village last week.
Jen. Breaker, of Toronto, called on
triende here on Friday.
Efforts are being made for the purpose
of organizing a hockey team bere.
Mine Jeno Davidson has returned from
aweek'e visit with Wingbam friends.
The planing mill has been gold to E.
Barnard and 0. Pope who will take pos.
session next week.
JUST LIKE FI.SHINO
Building up Trade is just like Fishing. If you use
the right kind of bait and cast your line where the kind
of fish you want are most plentiful you'll quite likely
get a number of them. Then if you go about it right
you are pretty sure to land most of them.
Apply the illustration to Business. If you want to
catch the trade always keep the Best and Freshest
values in goods and allow the Highest price for Farm
Produce and Business will come every time. This we
always strive to do at •
JAMESTOWN General Store
What is left of Xmas and other Winter Goods will be
put out AT COST to make room for Spring goods.
Butler, 173 trade, 16e oaeh ; E.ge, 20e oaeh or trade. Other product
taken at City prime.
W. Innes.
Given Away
Free
A Rare Opportunity that may
not Occur. Again for Years,
THIS IS OUR OFFER
We propose to give you FREE the profits on all
Overcoats now in stock and in addition to this we
will give a further bonus or extra reduction in all
Lines.
No Reserve. Everything Goes.
Itillt1llt011 yieel4Jlti.110110111.11rtn1
THiS iS WHY
we make this Grand Clearing Sale. During the
very busy season at and before Xmas this Depart-
ment was somewhat neglected and consequently we
find a larger stock of Overcoats on hand than we
have any use for.
'pPIli 1,,est nellJ11,1teee'tn'tPld,101,0
This is Your Opportunity
and it pays us better than carrying them over.
This Sale Goes on For 30 Days
DON'T MISS IT - YOUR MOVE
atatieneettalltelitaiellattlerell
A. STRACHAN
Thos. Tipling, of Virden, Manitoba, le
visiting with Mre, T, Miller thin week.
Mrs. Humphrey, of Lindsay, in the
guest of her slater, Mrs. Wm. Sanderson,
Mre. John Hamilton entertained a
large number of her friends Friday even.
ing.
John Nimmo, of Fleming, N, W. T., is
the guest of his brother.iu•Iaw, Thos.
Rae.
Geo. and Mks Forgpson, of Walton,
vielted with Mre. Geo, Herrie er., on
Sunday,
Gavin Davidson is parsing a very sore
foot tine week, a horse having etepped
upon it.
Ohne, Robertson, of Boieaevain, Man„
is the guest of hie parente, Jno. and Mre,
Robertson.
Robert Rae, of Fleming, N, W. T , in
spending a two weeks' holiday with re.
lances hero.
Rev. Mr. Raley, of Kitamaat, British
Columbia, preached in the Methodist
church Sunday evening to a very large
congregation.
Watches
Clocks and
Jewelry
For a Choice Stock
of Goods at FAIR
PRICES the Public
cannot do better than
buy at my store,
A Specialty of Repairing and all
work Guaranteed.
Call in.
J.G. JONES
Liberal
Meetings
Public, Meetings in the interests of
Arch. Hislop
Liberal Candidate for the East Riding of
Heron, will be held len follows
ETHEL Thursday,' Jana 12
MOLESWORTH Friday, Jan. 13
FORDWIOH " Jan. 18
JAMEBTOWN Saturday Jan. 14
BELGR9VE Monday Jan. 16
LONDEBBORO .,Monday Jan, 16
HARLOCR Tuesday, Jan, 17
BRUSSELS Wednesday Jan. 18
ORANBROOK ....Wednesday, Jan. 18
GLENANNAN Tbureday Jan. 19
BLUEVALE " Jan, 19
WROXETER Friday Jan. 20
WALTON Saturday Jan. 21
Meetings open at 7 80 p, m., excepting
Molesworth, Belgrave end Blaevale
which begin at 2 p. m. and Boatels at 1.
The Opposition Candidate or hie rep•
reeentatfve invited.
"GOD SAVE THE KING."
A, MoDougell hag pnrohaeed 2'. B.
Sanders reeidottae ou Howiok area now
templed by Hy, Armstrong,
A number of young people attended an
Aeeembiy given in Fordwioh on Friday
night and report a pleasant time,
Hamilton Griffith, of Howlett, left for
Chatham on Wednesday where he will
take a ooareo in a Rosiness College,
Mre. W. J. Johnson and eon, Alen,
have returned from a vieit to the loaner's
brother, Rev. 0. Raine, fn Whiteohurob.
Alex. and Mre, Smith were agreeably
surprised last Friday afternoon by the
arrival of their eon John from North
Dakota atter an absence of nearly 14
yearn. He was not expected at this time.
W n.11:on.
Mien Annie Forenoon is visiting friends
in Wroxeter this week.
The College boys lett Ole week to oon-
tine° their work in Toronto.
Sproul Mieeionary eervioe will be held
in tate Methodist oharoh next Sabbath.
Ln grippe is tanking New Year calla in
our village. Not by anylmeane a welcome
visitor.
Rev. and Mre. 11JaoNab entertained a
few friends at the manse luet Friday
evening.
A number of our villagers attended the
funeral of the late John 0. Morrison,
Clerk of McKillop, on Tuesday.
We are sorry to state that Mies Jean
Telfer, who hien been i11 for sometime, le
not improving as her many triende 000ld
wieh,
The annual meeting of the Public
Library was held on Monday. The
former officers were re elected for 1905
and preparations made for new purchase
of books.
William Everton, the young eon of
Robert Campbell, died on Sunday, and
was buried in the Brunets reemelery on
Monday. The little fellow wan fifteen
months old, The sympathy of the nom•
mnnity ie extended to Mr, and Mre.
Campbell.
The Young Peoples' Oirale met at M.
Morrieou'e on Tuesday evening. The
program oonsiated of four addreeeee on
the Rose, the Shamrock, the Thistle and
the Maple Leaf. A solo by Miss Allis
Dundee ; an instrumental by Mine Dora
Kinney ; a chorus ; and an interesting
contest entitled "A Marriage in Flower.
land." The next meeting will be at S.
Barrow's, on Tuesday 24th inet.
Jamestown.
See Jamestown news on page 6 of thin
iaene,
The Brethren held several meetings in
the Hall last week. Mr. Greenman,
one of the leadtng men, showed some
views of Peleetioe by magic lantern
which were moat interesting and also
explained same. An be was in that
laud himself for tome time be amid
describe them fully.
Rev, Mr. West, of Blaevale, preached
in Victoria Hall Net Sunday night,
Rev, Mr. Perrin, of Wroxeter, ie to
preach in the Hall next Sunday, The
above gentlemen are always willing to
help when an opportunity comes around.
The meetinge are kept up well.
WEDDING BELLS.—The borne of Samuel
Caldbiok, 2nd oon, of the townebip of
Morrie, wee the scene of a quiet and
pretty wedding at high noon, on Wednee.
day, llth inst., when Minn Maggie, was
united in marriage to Oharlee Robertson,
of Boieeevein, Manitoba. The bride was
dragged in ohampagoe oolor voile with
ohiffon trimmings and carried a boquet
of °ream ranee. During the playing of
the Bridal March from "Lohengrin," by
Mina Mnrjorie Streahau, the bride came
into the beautiful and tenacious parlor
leaning on the arm of her father and the
oeremony wan performed by Rev. Geo.
Baker, of Blaevale, in the presenoe of
onmerons immediate friends and tela•
tivee of the oontraating parties, After
the oongratnlabionn were gone through
with and the register signed a sumptuous
wedding luncb wee nerved, during which
the sweat arsine of the piano, deftly
played by Mise M. Btraohan, floated
through the rooms to the delight of
everyone. The presents were numerous
and beautiful. The bride'e going away
dress was a dark green tweed with hat
to mato), The happy couple left
immediately atter leach for Toronto for
a few dayevisit, thence to Winnipeg
before settling
ng down in their new home
in Boieeevain, Man. 'Phe beet Wishes
of the oonemnnity follow there, The
bride will be grotty mused, not only
from her father's )orae bat oleo from the
community and the oboroh, of which she
has been a faithful member for some
time.
Path 1•
Robert MaRay, Weet of here, ben been
on the nick list bat we bops he will soon
be a, k.
Lawrence Dobson, who was visiting for
Borne time at Iunerkip, is holidaying here
at present.
Next week Noble F. Milne will go to
Guelph to take a short oonrne in oonneo.
Woo with stook judging, eto. He's bound
to get to the top.
We are sorry to hear that our 01d
friend Samuel Ames is not enjoying as
robust health as hie many friends would
wieh bat we hope be will improve.
David Milne will attend the annual
meeting of the Shorthorn Breedere'
Aeeoolation at Toronto next week, on the
lookout for pointers in the thoro' tirade.
Mre. George Batsmen, who bee been
real ill with typhoid fever, in making
favorable progrese we are pleased to etate
and we hope she will noon be convalescent.
Last Sabbath afternoon a goodly num
bar of members of the Methodist Sabbath
School, lead by Superintendent Mo
Donald, visited the home of Mr. Ames
and held a short prayer service. Mr.
Ames, who was a former teaober in the
school,nppreoiated the kindly sot seeing
that he is a prisoner in the hoagie through
poor health,
Leeann Rtnns.—There will be a grand
Epworth League Rally of the Ethel
oirouit at Ethel Tuesday Jan. 171h to
hear the Rev. G. B. Raley, of Khanna,
B. C. the missionary whom the Leegaere
of Wingbam district have undertaken to
enpport. The meeting will be addreeeed
by Rev, G. H. Raley and the President
and Miseionery Vioe President of the
dietriot organization of the Leagues.
The °Loire of the different appoinrmenie
on the circuit will render musical
seleobions. Mien R. Spence will also sing
a Bolo in her well known and moot en
joyed style. There will be a social halt
hoar after the oleo of the gathering to
tel all booms acquainted with Mr.
Raley. The pnbtio generally are invited
to attend and enjoy one of the treats of
the Winter, The Rev. G. H. Raley has
agent 12 years in the mission field and
will delight all with his address. "The
Romance of Missions" forme one
of the most thrilling obapters in
history of modern times. There will
be a eilver oolleotion taken at the door.
After paying expenses the rest will be
devoted to the Forward Movement for
Mission.
M oo-2.)w.
James and Mre. Petah, former well
known reeidente of the 6th line, ere re.
newing old friendehipe in the locality.
They are living iu Manitoba and arrived
here this week and will spend a while
in Brussels.
A load of young people from Howiok
paid a visit to Allan Adamo' home on the
5th line, Morris on Tuesday evening of
tble week. An enjoyable evening was
spent fn dancing, &e. The friende in the
neighborhood were also the guests of the
haat and bateau.
Morrie township Council held its in.
augural meeting on Monday, with Reeve
Code in the °hair and Oonnoiliore Shaw,
Taylor, MoCntoheon and Kelly present.
All the officials of 1904 were re -appointed.
The meetings will be held on Wedneedaye
instead of Mondays eo ne to be euro of
more open roads in the Winter time.
Thie week ex.Oounoillor GeorgelJaok
eon, Mre. Jackson, of Morrie, and Mo.
Laidlaw, of Tuokeremith, left for a
holiday visit with relatives in California.
They will visit R. B. Laidlaw in Saone.
mento, Jute. Barnhill, at Colton, and
other relativee and friends and will be
absent for a few months. We wieh them
an enjoyable time and a Bate return.
THE METROPOLITAN BANK
Statement of the Affairs of the Bank as at December 31st, 1904
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stook paid up
Reserve Fend 31,000,000 00
Rebate oh Bills Dieoonnted,11,365 44
Belaooe of Profit and Lose
Account oarried forward..., 103,047 79
Notes of the Bank in °ircut,
ation 892.777 50
Deposita not bearing interest549,875 55
Deposita bearing interest (in-
cluding interest scorned to
date) 1,625,742 74
Deposits by other Banks in
Canada 113,008 22
$1,000,000 00
1,114,413 28
8,081,404 01
05,195,817 24
ASSETS.
Specie and Dominion Notes.... $404,695 85
Depoeit with Dominion Govern-
ment for Security of Note
Choulation 28,464 62
Notes of end Ohegaee on other
Banka 329,286 83
Balances doe from other Banite
in Canada 322,375 41
Balancer( due from Agents in
United Kingdom.. 9,756 90
Balances due from Agents in
Foreign Countries 105,797 74
Railway and other Bonds, De-
benturer and Securities 505,828 13
Call Loans eeaated by Bonds,
Debentures and Stook 666,042 42
Current Loans and Dinoounte02,884,352 60
Notre and Bills overdue, (esti-
mated loge provided fou'))5,847 93
Bank Premiere, Sates and Office
Fneniture 82,889 98
Stationery, eta 680 33
02,272,146 40
2,923,670 84
$5,196,817 24
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
Deo, 31, 1904,--Balanoe carried forward 0108,087 79 Deo. 81, 1908—Balaooe at credit of aeoonnt....$ 18,232 81
Deo, 31, 1904—Proftn for the year after dedaot-
ing obargea of management, inter.
est due depoeitore, rebate on ha
matured bills, and Atter making
full provielon for all bad and
doubtful delete 84,816 48
0103,047 79
3108,047 79
W, D. ROSS, General Manager,
Tole Poor bopee to be favored with a
few notes during their tour.
REPORT INO0RItEOT —We are glad to
hear that the report about Samuel Love,
formerly of the 5th line of Morris, being
killed le redact, a friend having reoently
heard from him and be has not been 10
the lumber woods this pall. The Gym
pathy of hie friends rest with many of
thie community for the anxiety and
trouble they have taken iu spreading the
false reporta that have been reoently oir
onlated and they bope that in the future
their time will be more profitably em
ployed io sweeping down the oobwebe
whioh hang to their ceilings.
A ream.
C 1•H :Y.
Mre. John Doherty in on the sick list
at preeeot. We hope she will Boon be all
right.
Mre, Harry Danbrook, of Newry was
visiting at the homy of James Hanna for
a few days last week.
Quite a member of the 12th con. people
attended the funeral of Donald McNair,
14th oon., Tuesday afternoon.
Mies Rebecca McNair ban returned to
the London Normal eohool after spending
the Xmae holidays at her home.
Wesley Sperain and Richard Robinson,
1416 con., agent a few days last week
visiting friends in and around Mltobell.
S. R. Orerar left on Wednesday morn
ing for Toronto where he is taking an
honor oonree at the School of Saienoe,
He expecte to complete it in the Spring,
He is a good student.
Mies Susie and Katie Reymann spent
their Xmas holidays with trieude at
Drayton, Floredale, E'mtra and Holland,
They also attended a wedding of one of
tbeir ooaine, Mise Wells, in Peel town•
ehip. They reported a good time.
We regret to report the demise of
Doneld McNair, 14th oon , which
occurred last Sabbath. Deeeaeed wee a
eon of the late Daman McNair and wan
in hie 22nd year. He was a fine young
man, industrious and kindly and hie
early demise will be greatly regretted.
The faneral took place on Tueeday
afternoon to Cranbrook cemetery.
Wednesday of this week Jno. B. Mo•
Lanoblin dieposed of a 100 acre pasture
farm, lot 2, coo. 5, to James Parr, whose
farm le near by for the sum of 31800,
It will suit Mr. Parr well. Mr. Me
Laaohiin wilt return to Balt Coate
where he has the Maasey•Haree agency
and le also ioteraeted in farming, having
320 sores. He will have hie first orop of
wheat next season. We wieh bim good
luck.
FARM OHd.toEe,—Leet week Hugh
Lemont, sal oon., Bold his fine 100 sore
farm to Riohard Armstrong, of the 3rd
line, Morrie, for the sum of 86,500. Mr.
Armstrong owns another 100 sores near-
ly opposite hie new parohane, Mr.
Lamont has been an this farm for the
past 53 years as it was the Lamont
homeetead. He will not be going very
far away however an he hae bought 200
Goren, running from the 10th to the lith
con. lime, from Daniel Ferguson, of
Calgary, N. W. T., and will get possession
on Marcie let, 0. Bezel!, the present ten-
ant removing to hie farm pnrohaeed from
W, H. Kerr. of Brussels. Mr. Lamont
paid $11,200 and baa a fine farm. His
eon, Andrew, has been on the 100 agree
Eget, known an the MoNanghton farm,
for several years so that the family will
be conveniently looted to both properties.
We wieh the partiee euccese,
People We Know.
Ben. Dark, of Moleewortb, was fa town
on Monday,
Mre Simon Grant was vieitiag ba eon
near Wroxeter.
Mre. Neil MaLauohlin was visiting
relativee in Chanty.
Norman McGuire, of Paris, was home
for a holiday visit.
Herb. Cunningham was home from
Stratford for a vinic.
R. G.-MoCraoken bas taken a position
in Clifford far a while.
Mre. R. K. Rose wan renewing old
friendehipe in Listowel,
D. Fergnnon ;was re-elected Reeve of
Teenwater, by aaolamation.
Mies .Pearl Lowry wan home from
London for a holiday visit.
Mine Vera Barrett, of Wingbam, was
holidaying in town last week.
W. and Mre. Joseph Oster visited
relativee in Howiok and at Gowanetown.
Mrs. George Lowry, of Guelph, was
visiting the Lowry families is Broesele.
Edward Paulin, of Orediton, was a
visitor with Druggist For for a while
last week.
Miss Nellie Harbottle hag returned to
Woodetook after a holiday visit in Bene
seta and locality.
Mra. Fietoher and Reginald were
visitors with relativee at Looknow dor•
ing the peat week.
P. D. McKinnon, of Winnipeg, a for.
mer well known resident of this locality,
is expeoted here this week.
D. and Mre,' Peddie, of Russell, Man.,
were visiting Mre. John Sinolair Prinoen
St. during the past week.
Barrister MaoDoosld epentiNew Year's
bolidaye in Buffalo visiting hie slater who
is training for a nurse there.
We ere sorry to state that Mrs, D, Mo.
Naughton le not enjoying the beat of
health bat hope abe will noon be o, k.
Rev. J. E. Hunter, of Victoria Meister.
afty, Toronto, was a visitor under the
parental roof for a few days last week.
ProvincialIoepeoter Gordon was here
the other day inepootiug Liaenee 'nowt.
or Miller's hooka. He found them o, k,
R. P. Carroll, of Wooleley, N. W. T,
ie in town. Mre, ()mean hen been visit•
ing her parente, R. and Mre. Sample, for
amoral months.
Mrs. Geo. McNichol and daughter,
Mine Inez, have returned from an enjoy•
able visit ha Sparerib, Walton and
mounding plateau.
Ohm, Howlett, Queen street, hag been
laid up with lagrippe but we hope he
will goon be able to be about with the
same %learity as of old,
Rev. Mr, °ober, wife end eon Wilfrid,
Of Berlin, spent a few deye holiday with
John Cobol and family in Brueeele.
The gentlemen are brothers,
Own
Miss Mabel Hoggerd has gone to the.
Bnsineee College at Stratford, where we
hope she will do well.
Wire. D. 0. Rose and Mrs. W. U. Hoer
were visitors with Wine ham friends for a
couple of days this week,
Jae. Thomson, son of George Thomson,
wont to Toronto with the intention of
accepting a position it a suitable opening
presents itself, We wieh him moss,
Wm. Hayoroft has gone to Hamilton
where he has eeonred u situation with e
Harvester Oo, He ie a good worker and
Muhl do well. We wish him emcees,
Cementer P,um nae been sotnewhat
interfered with in hie usual ono •luno•
motion by a fall on a formerly disabled
knee, He will soon be all right we hope.
W. H. Mose, of Toronto, a former well.
known Brueselite, and T. L. and
Mre. Hamilton -pant a few days at
Kelvin Grove, with J. and Mo. Laolcie.
Alex. McKelvey and Mise Barbara
were visitors ender the parental roof
during the holidays. The former has
got fairly well over his broken Dollar
E, and Mrs. Stone are welcome
boo
vieitore at the home of John MoOrae,
Bruseele, from Langdon, North Dakota.
Mrs, Stone is a datiehter of Mr. Mo.
Orae'°.
H. Banston will likely remove to
Brantford in the neer future and in
oonsegoenae of tbie ban soled his home
and lot on Tornberry street to Harry
James.
Jobn Bathetic, of Moorefield, spent a
few weeks in Bruseele and locality en-
joying a holiday with relatives and
friends. He was a fo+mar resident of
Brnsels.
Mre. H. Ball and Miss Hannah, of
Wingtam, were here on Wednesday at.
tending the funeral of the lute Mre, 1, A.
Creighton. Mre. W. D. Dinsmore, of
Gretton, talon of deceaeed'e was also
here
Ro.bert Johnston of Wiugham, former-
ly of Brunel°, has been laid aside from
active work for weeks with en ailment to
hie right elbow eomewbat l.kfn to rheum•
atfem. B. Cochrane wee also on the Mar
lief but is able to to about OI/00 more.
Barrister Blair, W. 8'. Venetene and
W. H. Winie, former redeems of Brue•
eels, will sit at the Coaueil Boards in.
Goderioh, Wiugham end Sealortb,
re.peatively,for 1905, with good votes.
Ton POST extende congratulations end
predicts promotion in the years to Dome
from the aide to the head of the table.
W. J. Camermt, dental ntudeot, return•
ed to Collage at Toronto, on Thursday of
this week. On the oompletion of bin
comae next Spring he purposes making
his home at Palmerston where he line
purchased the dental )nausea of Dr. Mo•
Dowell, Tae Poe predicts a bright
future for W. J., in the profession of his
choice.
W. J. Halliday, of Oalgery, N. W. T„
Me been calling on relatives and friends
in Brussels after an abeenae of 15 or 16
years. He had some of the folks guess.
Ing an to hie personality owing to hie
having a full beard and also wearing
more adipose tieeae than in former
years. Mre. Halliday and children are
Mao in Guano and will visit here before
returning to their Western home. Mr,
Halliday is visiting London relativee
this week. He hoe done well in the
West.
(WWII! l'1it:ann.
There will be divine service in the
Catholio oharoh, Brussels, on Sunday
next at 10 80 o'clock, a. m.
There are five Sundays in Janu-try and
there will ale° be the same number in
April, giving people a good °hence to hear
the Gospel.
Last Sabbath morning "tether's de•
onion" was Rev. Juo. Rose' eubjent in
Melville March and in the eveniug
"Life's Service" was dwelt upon.
Rev. Prof, Burgess, of London, was in
charge of the services in St. John'e
antral here last Sunday. Mr, Hartley,
of Wroxeter, ie expected for next Sun.
day.
Rev. T. Wesley Omens spoke on the
"Good Soldier" last Babbath morning in
the Methodist church, his text being II
Timothy 2 rind 3. The evening text was
"We name to Kadeeb•barnea."
BRUSSELS CHEESE FACTORY.
ANNUAL, iinEE'rr317.
The anneal meeting of Brunets Cheese
Faotory was held /net Saturday in the
Counoil Ohamber there being a fairly
good nttendanoe.
It was moved by 0. Smith aeaonded by
J. Straohao that Jae, Turnbull be Chair-
men, and W. W. Harris be Secretary.
Oarried,
0. Smith read the emu,' report which
was adopted on motion of J. Straoban
and J. Ireland.
Moved by 3, Strtohen and W, Yuiil
that A. Smith, P. McArthur and Gen.
McFarlane be committee for 1905. Oar.
vied,
Moved by P. McArthur, seconded by
J. Sharpe, that 0 Smith be re appointed
Auditor. Carried,
Moved by Jno. Straahnn, amended by
J. Ireland that the Cheese feotory money
be depoeited in the Standard Bank. Cnr.
read,
Moved by P. McArthur amended by 0.
Smith that Jae, Turnbull bo treasurer,
Oarried.
W. W. Herrfe was re appointed Salva.
man and Secretary on motion of W.
Ynill and A. Smith,
Moved by 3, Stt•noban eed°tlded by 0,
Smith tbat W. W. Harris insure the
Meese and to nee hie own judgment as to
amount and time. Carried,
Moved by W. Ynill, weonaded by A,
Smith that W. W. Berrie employ the
syndicate Iuetreotor, Dont of same to he
paid by the patrons. Onrrial.
Moved by 0. Smith, seconded by J,
Strohm that the thanlie of the mooting
be tendered to W. B. Thnmeon for the
very efficient and motel Manner in
whiob ha attended to the duties of chews.
maker for the past tenon,
Meeting thea adjourned.
The report may be read on pogo 4,