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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-6-12, Page 411PFDNESDA.Y, JUNE 12th, 1929 e ,TH RRUSUUUL$ :POST l ie nice to Vast WI.DNE'SDAY, JUNE 1.2ttlr 1929 1929 JU NE 1929 t5 M `!' W 1' 1~ S 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 INDUCTION OF NEW MINISTER ;Rev, David K. Perrie Becomes Pastor of St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, North Battleford North Battleford, May 20.—The ordination and induction service of •3)avid K. Perrie, M. A., recent grad- uate of Knox College, Toronto, who las accepted the call to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, North Battle - ford took place this evening and was presided over by Rev. Gardiner Dick- ie, M. A„ 13. D., of Rosetown, mocha -- Mor of the presbytery of Prince Al. bert and Saskatoon. Rev. W. G. Brown, M. A., B. D., of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Maitland Presbytery Honored Saskatoon preached the ordination At Ottawa last Wednesday, Rev. service, choosing for has text an ex- Dr,. David Perrie, of Wingham, and cerpt from the 5th chapter of St.an old Grey Township boy, 'waselect- -Paul's Epistle to the Corinthians. e11 to succeed Rev. Dr, John Buch- His theme, "An Ambassador of Jesus anon, a. Moderator of the General Christ," tended to show that the nein- Aseen1111y of the Presbyterian Church istry of the gospel was the highest of Canada. order of service, they proniotior. of Rev. David Perrie, D. D. was born spiritual r"alities being of the 'utmost inrat• "t o 1 atn i, and ealP tt'th his par- tr , 1.a is and :n rat his importance in this service.He stre1 110;,,1 bo .i ie Grey Tu ship, ^rady sed the mutual responsibility- resting tet: -1 p .' lis healing he attended with the lires'uytehy and the- people !Seca:, Cellega end(11 during one sum of the enilgr'an1iot in thearelina- was on a el, tin field in Nis -puri tion and nn his graduation accepted a call fhum the congregation where he Air. Brown recalled the coincl- t.• " , i „i,1 1 s,, to 1:100. Following dcnee in the fact that it was the for that period he was minister at Gen- ty first aneivereary of the ordination ' eva Church, Chesley, for four years and accepted a call to Wingham church in the spring of 1894 and is now on his 35th year. The Dr. took a strong stand on the church Union question and by his zealous work a Presbyterian church remains in every charge in his Presbytery, that he has so long been identified with. He was Moderator of the Synod of Hamilton and London last year and his -promotion to the office o1' Mod r]tor of the General Assembly is well de erved. The Dr. is not given to the mod. ern sensationalism, but preaches the old gospel, solidly based on scriptural tru the. of Mr. r , father, the Rev. D.. 1. 0. F. hell resat :*±0.00, The Saw- Perrie D D.. for 35 years minister ll+ ✓;; Pa =•+'.'+•rtIa's chord] of Wing.- yer me.sey Co. blade.. for ;wader $171.011, J. Leach drawing euiv+erc Slam, Uel:a1n, ' a i'ar t of w+.1i„h t 1• $2fi.U..y , L. `,ei•in>i;r0ur nu.t _t ..is 1.01) J. :11. n•tem reeving +stone et•u ter s10.09, .Ab Mowbray re- playing ,tone e rush, r .80.O1, Wm. Robinson i-qualizinz school section were all art::war., when we n.'de the arrangements for thin ,e.. Ice•,” he st•+.t•d. The .,repo 1.•(.+Iino; up to tin call wet • natrl ted by P...v. D. Mun- ro. int l.im ioele•rator of the session. The Scripture reading was given by Rev. }' er Fisher, the retiring min- ister, P,ev. A. Leggatt -adding the congregation in prayer. At the conclusion of the service the members of the presbytery and the eon 'rogation ad,tohlrned to the baseman: of the eaurch, where sup- per was eerved by the St. Andrew's Wooten :s League, of which Mrs R. R. M, Clinton - is president, ate: isted by the ladies of the congregation. A presentation of a purse of 'o11 was Made to the Rev. Peter Fisher by Rev. D. Memo. and was accom- panied by expressions of the esteem and love with which the retiring min- ister is held by a large number of people in this city and district" Ap- preciation of his ministry was also expressed by members of the Minist- erial Association and greetings ex- tended to the newly inducted minis- ter of the church.— Star -Phoenix. The young minister, is son of Rev. Dr. Perrie Moderator of the General Assembly, and Mrs. Perrie of Wing - ham, and a nephew of J. and Mrs. Grant, of .Brussels. E, WAWANOSH COUNCIL Council met on May 31st as a Court of Revision on the Assesemses roll with all the members present. The following appeals were then dis- posed of as renews :—The W. F. Vanstone estate, Lot 30, Con. 11 z seesml nt reduced e l 030x0 00. E. Pitt- - man, S. H. N. Lot 9 reduced ;;100.00 Robt McGee S. P, Lot 42 Con 2 re- duced $300.00. 0. G. ,r-ndcrson W. Pt. Lot 40 Con. 9 Assessment Con - and police villag.e 835.00, D. Chem- ne,y grading S:5815, J. Gll:ispie road superintendent, 50.22 ; w. McGill, patrolman, 20.+10 ; S. Hallghan pat- rolman, :,15.00 ; C. Carter patrol- man, 8103.10; 8. lalcDurney, $35.00. Next meeting of council will be held on July 5th. A. Porterfield, Clerk. Huron Old Boys' Association of Toronto The annual picnic of the Huroh Old Boy.' Association of Toronto was held in Area No. 1, Exhibition Park, on Saturday last, and was the. ; most successful in the history of tate: Association. The weather was all that could be desired, with bright .sunshine and balmy air, and a moat unique loca- tion for operations. The attendance ran away up in the hundreds, and the well filled baskets of good Huron eats were in great abundance. The attractive feature in the early part of the program, was the dili- gent search by the ladies, of tit! "Mysterious Mr. Huron" who was early reported to be on the grounds, and enjoying h'tmeelf. He turned out to be none other than Ab, Grigg a. former well known Clinton jew- eller, who has been a citizen of Tor- onto, ,luring the last three months. 1 He was discovered by :Mas Margaret Barry Burgess, who located him as Mr. E. Floody, who was appointed he quietly walked along the sward Secretary when the Aesociation was talking politics with Lack Kennedy. formed in 1900, and still retains the The games were all well contested, same office. with unusually large entries for each cent. The time: made b some. of m STILL HOLDS OFFRCE e, • i 3' ., e y the ladies. Would have made .some of the professional runners sit up and take particular notices In the base ball matches some high clans playing wa., developed, several fo,n+• rens being made by iBert Mc - 1 . r ,. C0th and Frank 11 il: , du 1. and 1, �► the pitching was of a hash order. The broom foot ball match be- tween the married and single ladies. brought a number of the profession- als into the game, and the spirit of firmed Nath Johnston S. H. Lot 30 the game (not the brooms) was mats Heated, making it exceedinglyin- Con. 1 and Carl Bennett owner of Wresting to the spectators. the N. E. Pt. Lot. 41 Con. 8. Thera no shades of dark were falling being no other changes or additions when the proceedings came to a asked for it was moved by VIr doer- and everybody went home sat: I Thompson seal. by Mr. Campbell istissd with the day's enjoyment. The follow rap is the list of the that the Court of Revision he closed games and wieners:— and that the roll as now revised with Boys, 5 years and under—Ii. these changes be the assessment roll O'Halloran; Eric Robertson. for the present year. Girls, 5 and under—Joyce Cucl• Council remumed and ordinary bus- more; D. Robertson. Boys, 7 years and under — I1. !nese proceeded with minutes of pre-; Hart; J. Johnston. vious meeting were read and approv- I Girls, 7 and under—Ruth Prid- ed, ham; Mary Cralnpson. ' Communisations from F. A. Ed Gill 10 yearsand under --f, an gar also Jones and Monteith Petrolia 1 Bushlen; Barjorie Riley" Engineers in reference to drainage I toys, 1.0 and under ---R, Mc• Creath; Cecil Williams. matters and C. A. McGregor regard- Girls, 13 and under -- Margaret ing a meeting of weed inspection re- ,Elliott; Pearl Price" ,ceived and read. Movers by Mr. Kerr Boys. 1;.3 and under—Jack Moon; sec'd by Mr. Thompson that the A. Anderson. Girls, under 16• --Jean Robertson; clerk be instructed to have by-law Jean Ferguson. prepared for next meeting of council Boys under 16 •-- H. McArthur; authorizing the issuing the issuing of Roy Tuffo•d. the entries to the amount of $3,500.- 'Young i,adies' Rae(1--•-Grltee Stlri• 00 payable in five usual payments '00`; Margaret Burgess" Boot race --A. Bonnett; J. Tuf- and bearing interest at 5'k per cent. ford. for payment of road machinery. The 100 yard race — Earl Stark; I). following owing accounts were paid : V,iJison, Married Ladiee+, under 30—Mrs, Stalk 1Nrs O'Halloran. Married laches, over 30— Mrs. Hart; 12rs. Henry. Marled Ladies, Special — Mrs. llanry; Mrs. O'Halloran; Moa. Quig• ley. Y Married Men, over 35—I1 FI Mo- Creath; Clarence Rhynas. Peanut race — Isabella Griffin; Ruth Stark. Broom Football, married ladies vs Single Ladies, 12 on each side and the married ladies won 2 to 0. Ladies Base ball, South Huron vs. North Huron. North won. Men's Base Ball—North Huron vs. South Huron. South won 6 to 4. NOTES The T. J. Lipton Co,=donated oe packages of their celerated Tea for the oecasinn, while our good old standby, J. A. McLaren donated six pairs of shoes and five pounds of coffee. Robt. E. Gauley, Clinton Old Boy visited the picnic being his initial visit to any of the events of the asso- ciation, and he says he will not miss anything in the future. Harry Stowe, Chairman of the Sports Committee, along with Mrs. Stowe, handled the program to the 'fling's taste, and there was never a hitch. Bert McCreath, Honorary Presi- dent, gave the chairman very val- uable assistance in running off the games, while Mrs, Stowe handed out the prizes in quick rotation. Much real genuine sympathy was expressed for Mrs, R. C. Xing, who is confined to her home with a very serious illness. Mrs. J. A. McLaren was confined to her home from the effects of a fractured ankle, and she was very much missed. P . . ublic Meeting! B(NNETT HONir R. Br K. C,, M P. LEADER OF THE LIBERAL•CONSERVATIVE ' PARTY iN CANADA will address a public meeting in thewa Wingham Arena ThLlrsdy Afternoon, June 20 ti H...:4 ++i 4 8., �/H�µ1�; 8�.4„,, 0.,1.8.4.4 x.8+4 .4 44 4..,8 I.AiW . H K.4a Tb's«may` be your only opportunity for many years of hearing "The Man from Calgary," to great Parliamentarian and ad- mitted by all, Canada's Greatest Orator. He will be assisted by Hon. E. B. liyckman, JL C., M. P., Senator Donnelly, Duncan Sinclair, M. P., Geurge Spotton, M. P., anti Miss A. Clayton, B. A. Meeting begins at 2 o'clock Loud Speakers arranged so that all may hear perfectly. Seating accommodation for all. BAND 1N ATTENDANCE Public Reception on lawn. of George Spotton from 1 to 2 o'clock alis meeting will be Broadcast through Station 10 BP (250 Metres) Wingham. GOD SAVE THE KiNG 1 W. \Yaghort came all the way 1 from Sudbury to attend the picnic and he enjoyed it very much. - Mrs. D. Thompson had charge of the refreshments, and suffice it to say that everybody appreciated her ser- vices, because the "eats" were A No. 1. A large number of -membership • tickets were sold on the grounds and - Secretary Floody states that the present paid up membership is the highest in the history of the Assocfa- tion, Ex -School. Inspector Powell,, for- I lnerly of Wingham, was on hand and naw that he has lots of time on his hands, promised to give more attent- tion to the association in the future. Itev. J. Hanna, a native of Morris Township, was a very much interest- ed visitor. HURON COUNTY Zurich's hydro rate has been low- ered 43.00 per horse power the new rate being $63.00. The other day a fine deer was noticed feeding in the. fields along the boundary road between Hay and Stanley, north of Zurich. An event of interest took place in Exeter on Thursday, June 5th, Miss Nellie Medd, daughter of John and Mrs. Medd, Exeter and former resi- dent of Hullett Township, who was quietly married to George Layton, formerly of Tuckersmith. They were married at the Parsonage by Rev. llr. Moorehouse. NEWS IS SPREADING f 000 coast to coast that Mrs. Syhilla Spahr's ITonsilitis is the most success- ful remedy to treat Cough, Bronch- itis, Whooping Cough, Colds, Catarrh Sore Throats and Tonsil ills. Absol- utely guaranteed. For sale at F. R. Smith's Drug Store, Brussels. NOTICE '1.0 CltuarrOItS L, the linnet. of the Estate of it 'char,] It. Aleo,•Ic, Irate of lite Township or Morris, In he r'e Inst y of lindens Vernier, Deceased. NQTICE Is hereby elven, pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chap- ter Die, that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said nu hard B. ,1leoelt. who died on or about the 11st day of 1ta3., A. I). 11.11', lure requited on or before the u'th day 0 ,lane, f1_' to :earl by postpaid. ar detic,•r to Richard B. .t le neat er Sanm,•1 12. Alred: the I:xneutot•s of the last will and testament of the dee.-es•ed;, t)etr .C'hristinn and surnames, addresses and their r1:tlnls , the statement of their accounts and the nature of the secur- ities, if any, held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the Execu- tors will proceed to distribute the as- sets of the deceased, amongst the par- ties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of Which they shall then have notice and the said Execu- tors will not be liable for the said as- sets, or any part thereof to any per- son or persons, of whose claim notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Brussels this lith day of aunt, A, 1..f tons. W. M. SINCLA.IR, Brussels, Ont. , Solicitor for the Executors, Gra Theatre Friday & Saturday - June 14 & 15 "Under Tont, HE 9 A Western Picture and Story by Zane Grey With Richard Arlen and Mary Brean Monday & Tuesday - June 16 - 17 "After the Storm" A Melodrama that you have been waiting for A STRONG CASTE Friday & Saturday - June 21 & 22 Tillie's Punctured Romance A SCREAM See Tillie and her many Romances Cit in t "Legion of the Condemned" "WINGS" o g r "Abie's Irish Rose" "t'hnrlle Chaplin Specials]" ofrilmomeem Notice to Creditors In the Mintier of the Estate of Margaret LaldiaW, late of the tewnell)p of Crag, Oountyof Huron, Married Woman, Doeoaeed. All creditors and persons beanie claims neatest llarearet Laldlnw, above maned, or her ratite must send or deliver on or be. tote the tweet -alma (ley or,lane,1020, full eartloulare or their canine to 0. $, Murphy, se 0, l.dstowel,Ontario, 'Selicitor for the Bs. minter, And once notice that atter tate Wald riven• theistteentoth cloy or,Tuns 090, tthe t➢xeouter may diet,/bale the preieede of the estate anal;• at themala entitled thereto, having regard only to the chilies of which• he has then notfte and he shall not be liable for the prreeeda so distributed to hay person whore elntm be had' not aotloe at the time of the dfetribatlon. Dated atldetowel, tale tenth des of ,lune, lots, R.13. MORPHS, ESQ , It. O., Motown], Or tarifa, Solicitor for the Extender, ; 0, Af. LAIDLAW, Egeoutor, Enrolment No, 854 Form A 1 Enrolment Certificate of the Clydes- dale Stallion Bonnie Glengyre registered in the Canadian iClydes- dale Stud Book at No. 23920, owned by Fred Colquhoun of Bothwell; foal- ed 'in 1918 has been enrolled under the Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on the 20th day of October 1028 and found to be sound , of good con- formation and an animal typical of the breed. The Ontario Stallion Enrollment Board Robt. McEwen R. W. Wade, Chairman. Secretary. ROUTE FOR SEASON of 1929 MONDAY — Will leave his own stable, lot 21, 3rd ,Line, Morris, and go East to grave] road, then South to Ethel line, Grey Township, to Abraham Bishop's, for noon; then East to Quest Dobson's, Ethel, for night. TUESDAY — Proceed North 31/4, miles, then East to Edgar McDonald's for noon; then West to Alex. Mc- Donald's for night. WEDNESDAY — Go South 11h miles, then West to Charles Forest's 2nd line, Mohxis, for noon; then 214 miles to Centre sideroad, then. North. to Fred Churchill's for night , THURSDAY — South to his own stable for.noon; then West 11,1, miles and South 334 miles to James Nich- ol's, 6th line Morris, for night. FRIDAY — East to Frances Nich- ol's for noon; then East to Brussels gravel, and East 114 miles in Grey Township, then north to Hugh La- mont's for night. SATURDAY — North to 9th Con. of Grey; then West to Brus- sels gravel and North to George McFarlanc's for noon; then North 17f1 miles, then West to his own stable where Ise will remain till Mon- day morning, Andrew F. Enbuly, Manager. Fred Colquhoun, Proprietor. Enrolment No. 850. Form A. 1 The Imported Clydesdale Stallion N utberry No. 23218. Premium No. 44 JAMES LEIPER, Prop. MONDAY—Will leave his own stable, Lot 10, Con. 11, Hullett, and proceed North by Brigham's sideroad to Thomas Laidlaw's, Morris, for noon; thence East on 8111 con. to Wm Sholdice's, Grey, for night. TUESDAY—Will proceed West on 9th con, and thence South to his own stable for night. WEDNESDAY --Will he at home and meet mares by appointment. This route will be continued throughout the season, health and weather permitting, The stock of this horse has won many prizes at the Winter Fair, Guelph in 1927 and 1928, including the champion gelding, owned by Neil McIntosh, of Embro in 1928. Terms—$10,00 payable Feb, 1st, 1980, all accidents at the risk of the owners of mares. r AINTIN G AN D Piper Hanging The undersigned wishes to an- nounce that he is prepared to handle all kinds of jobs in the above lines, and will endeavor to give the best of satisfaction, Prices Reasonable and work promptly attended to Alex. Coleman Phone 6411 Brussels • For Sale d+ ' 1 2 Bull Calves +E ▪ One Red and one Roan, Browndale breeding. Extra choice. • JNO. G. SPEIR Phone 166 Enrollment No. 2205, li'or'in .1 Clydoadaiv Stallion Royal Buchlyvie (25240) will stand at his own stable, Lot 18, Gong 1Q, 'Grey Township, for service far the season of 1929. Will make appointments with part- ies a distance away. Royal Buchlyvie, registered in the Canadian Clydesdale Stud ]look as No. 25246, owned by Robert L, Mc- Donald, of Brussels, R. 11, ,3; foaled in 1924, has been enrolled under the Ontario Stallion Act, Inspected on the 14th day of July 1927 and pass- ed. TERMS—To insure mare in foal $12,00 payable Feb. 1st, 1930, Mares must be regularly returned to stud, or owners will be charged whether mare is in font or ,not. Robt, L. McDonald, Proprietor. Enrollment No. 1954. Form I THE STANDARD BRED •STALLION Knight Music Registered in the Canadian Stan- dard Bred Stud Book as No. 3593. Owned by Thomas T. McRae, of Brussels, Foaled in 1920, has been enrolled under the Ontario Stallion Act. Inspected on the 28th day of October, 1926 and passed. , The Ontario Stallion Enrollment Board, Robt. McEwen, R. W. Wade, Chairman. Secretary. • This handsome Stallion is jet black in color. He is a direct descendent of Electioneer, Binger and Peter the Great, three of the best producers ever lived. Knight Music will stand for service for the season 1929 on the farm . of Chester Rintoul, one anile west of Brussels. All mares must be returned to the horse regularly, otherwise they will be charged whether the mare is in foal or not. Accounts collectable March lst. Chester Rintoul, Manager. Notice to Creditors In the matter of 'rhe Estate of Elijah Jacklin, tato of tho Village of Druesele, in tho County of Huron, Retired Farmer, Deceased. Notice 1 hereby given, purem,nt to Seation 58, Chapter 141, of the Revised tetetntes of Ot taHo. that e Bensons having 0155110'.against the estate •d lite sem 115 3 a, ,I.,ea in, de. oraeed, who diel on or nuout the Fleet day of drily, A. D.1028, are required n or before me 27th day of ,Tani, A 1), 1520, to send by tpoat prepaid or dbllv.r o R. Va,1.tmle. '+Ingham oniiorin, Solicitor for the Executor ofbe estate their t'l,rstlaa and enrnalnes and eddreseeo, with full p Hilda. alar. in writing of their ohne. and the nature of their securities (15 nay) hold by theta. At d farther 411{01100e9 that after such Inst mentioned bate the mud Executor hill Fro• ored to distribute the n -sets of .he der eased amongst the persons emittedthereto, bovine regard only to the chums 01 x blah he shall thin hive nonce and the mild Exernlor will not be liable to any person or persona Por the std nasty or 1151' tart thereof of u•bnae cls hu notice shall not have been reao)v ed by hie rat the time of ,;whdletrihution. Dated at Wtnghant, MS Slat day of May, A, D.102i'. R, vs NSTONE, 1.e P 0., Senator or for for the Executor Notice to Creditors In the matter of the Estate of Esther Jacklln, late of tho Vtlingo of Brussels, in the County of Hur- on, Widow, Deceased. Notice is beret., given. comma to Section 50, Chirp 111, of the Revised Stlltutss of On- tario. that all portions having olefins against the estate of the geld Esther Jsoklt, , who died ah or about the 24th day of ,Inly, 1028, aro riqutred to send by pout, p -paid, or deliver to R Panatone. Wingheni P O.. Ontario, Soltaltor for the lxesn tore of the lest will and tenement ef the nail deoeas• edon or before the Twouty•ruorth day of .inno. A. D. 1010. their names and addresses with full parttcnlnrs in writ- ing of their olaime and the nature of the NO. °nettles, (1f 0555), held by them duly verlfled syn statutory eclsrotion. And further take entire that after the said 24th day of .lune, 1010, the said Exeoutore will proceed to distribute the mem of the said estate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the ahl(m of Whloh they shall then have had notice, end the sale Executors shell not, he liable for the Hall amine er any pert thereof to Any person of whose elehn they shell not then havelre. (seised notion Dated rat Wingham, the Slat day of May, A. 0. Mt.. VANSTONE Mechem P O , Solicitor for the Executors. Property in Ethel for Sale Consisting of 118,3 acres ofLuna, good frame house, and barn 50580 feet. Hydro power has been Metalled in house and cement sidewalk Mill past property. For further pnrtionla re apply to 'A WILSON. • 1,1-tf Phone 854 Ethel P" 0 Farm for Sale Nacres of land, being composed of 5 Ey, of Lot 2B, on the 0th Cmt, of Morris township. On the ermines Is a good frame house on Moue wall end cellar; Moo burn double board• od end battened. Good cattle and horse stable; else about 17 aerie; gond bash, If not aold will be rented for 'mature 48.11 JOHN LAMB Ethel Delco Lighting System for Sale 1250 watts :.110 Volts. Alinoat now, with poles, wire and ell equipment. For further pertionlars apply to DR. A. E. OlnhMA,STER, Soaretnry Village Traatee Board, Ethel, Farm for Sale Farm known no the Dilworth Perin, own prising 108mires mostly all cleared and 1n n goad state of enitivation, lots of Witter end within )mile of Ethelstatton,,,4 nine 10 Ethel Villogn. Will be priced rensanhbty for quick sale. Nor further psrtleulars, apppty on preinloes to 3. E. ROWLAND, Ethel, I Farm for Sale A very deetreble Moak farm of 160 hares, 54 8 mile tram Brussels. Gond buildings end oqulnlnnnte, Easy terms to suit purchaser For farther pa Montero apply to A,B,SIA000NALD, Brussels,