The Brussels Post, 1937-12-8, Page 4widANpSfi�AX, j5100,, 8i11, 19.07
THE BRUSS'ELs POST
Disposal osat Sate of Lands
--1 neon Old Ways ofT oronto p
Mold' 37�h �nnu�x Meeting �'
NEWS IC" THE DISTRICT l 111
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
is
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R.
( CANL QOK
Th. W. M. 5, of 1Cno7t Preabyter-
,1a,n ehul'ch met at 'tyle manic on
'Thursday 4ailtern0on, with the Plexi -
dent Mrs, W. A, \. 17.4..00
ing.
The meeting opened with tele
singing of a hymn, followed by Aire, I
ETHEL
The snowfall in the fore part et* The meeting closed with hymn
the week Made good. sleighing !u a 71 and the B' nedietlun, after which
short tilnt+, and seldom :sae nitre a lee lunch wee served and a .•1c1.ti
been as many teams haulm; amds hear spent together,
taxee
as - been. neteeed during tri.. past
week.
even better things In the Yea: to
Come,
121011 Cnited c1 »7c11 X, P, S. Men. BLUE VALE
,a Janet iiob1
erteen of I3t•u eeie
actin was in charge of the •cud tit her home oil
ebecutive. IFMrs, +•
J. Iiuether tending its lrayer. The 4 night m g S ev spent the ei ,t
Scripture lesson was read by Mrs,
3, Keys, Iia the absence et* the
aeeratary Mae .1. Keys 1•eud the
Infantile of the last meetlug, The
roll call was answered witha verse
newly elected
ens is pyesicletrt, and He1Fit Ba•ett1131,
secretary, There was an attend•
ance of 21.
Mrs, Geo, Beadier heti been lie.
tressingly :aye :or several a .la+,
lead n prin
Pdeir ayer, e, Mrs. W, A. Williams Her many friends eseeee bee., % �le wialtand With t:ienus to Toronto,
leMr, and Mrs, Robt, eVerwtek
The topic "Our church Work in es for a speedy recovery. at* h`visited on u1.i1 Y with .lir. and Airs,
the west" was given by airs. 13. Our local its ranchers e u} Sark Warwick, rd line,
Scott. An imterestieg story was preparing their stock of fox P ,t:; t' Al r, Barry shell ha been in the
given by Mrs, It, Campbell. APtei• ! asset toe market demand, 'ha, sick 1131 With Bronchitis and cold,
a hymn was snug, Mrs, R. K, Mc- 1 The hope or the young people 1;,e hot1e lee will enol roe better
Donald the Hon. Pres. led 111 prayer there would soon he skating wae vieel- again
and the officers were then elected most realized when 0. fens days ago Alan} cols ratuiations to .lir. it'd
for the new year.
Dore fres,--ides. 11. K, McDonald
Pres. --dire, W, A. Williams
lot Vice --Mrs, D. lamellar
212 Vice 'firs H Keys
See . --Mrs. M. Engel
tate 1st lite',
eliss Mo,91a .11iti11 at1 leas taker,
a position in Ile. Mussel's store 11l
Brussel3,
11r. Itaymund Elliott spr•llt the
the river was frozen over, but the
surface was rough and broke up in \Ir Chas, I3'reman over the a'rh•ai
of a flue baby boy, a short time, lir, arid Mrs, Richard Johnston
eat Eitel Gaited church last s.an and Mr. aani .L':<, Chas. Johnston
i
day in evening service the :+,tbe:':t acid ea visited on Monday :with
their cu
stressed was ,Missions, fore g11 art'1 usins Mr, and Airs. Rube
Hon-
As Entire County Reprented t
The Can
On account of t ser QUs ,
\ Concession
(ultra lieer(tary Fleetly 'wee uo4((;eu
to stay at haste 'for the evening,
emelt :against 111s will.
T11e
38th alulUai At -Horne of 010
Unroll Old Boys' Absteentem will be •
held 111 the Alm:mire Ball, Gunge. nod
Davenport head, on Wednesday ev
ening, January 18, 193$, and it•e el
to every lluruutee to turn out and 1'
boost it,
le is reported that Andrew MI.
a
Former Residents of Huron, Now
Living In Toronto, Prepare Full
Program For Coming Year,
SEAFORTH OLD BOY'
IS NEW PRESIDENT
The 37th alantin meeting or theIiurou Gel Boys' Association 0t To-
ronto was held in the West End Y-
M. G. A. on Thursday evening last,
the 251h alias,, with tits pres.deet. l Haran and Lack Kennedy, boat
are arranging far a
Mr. W. A. Buchanan, In the chair, ellutealtes,
and a good attendance of mmembersi half -mile foot thee at the ueet
representing every section of the old 1 annual picnic.
county. The rul/o1't of the seers- ,Mr II. AM, Juekeoe, Seaeertlt, 16 a
tary and treasurer showed the as- new vice-president ,He is a sou
sociation to he iu a prosperous con- of the lute George Jackson, general
Weidamerchant of Eginondville, and ColeThe games of euchre and bridge seraauau cunaidate ioi South alums
were indulged in the remainder of
in thio, H. ll, is a chip off the cid
the evening, after which a dainty block.Mulch was served and everybodY
went home happy. The following are the officers
elected for the year: Honorary pees -
Moving pictures of Gotlerich Old idents, Icon, 3, A, Gardiner, 'P A.
Home Week, which had been taken Russell, J. A. McLaren, A, C, Mc -
by Fred Brophey, at* Cleveland, Vicar, L. J. B, Unncau; hou0rury
were shown during the evening and vice -Presidents. Mrs, H, J. Hodgins,
ae a fine record of some of the Old Airs. 13 ll
.II, eCreath, Mrs, aurin
dome Week festivities, o - Moon, Mrs, Geo, le, Ferguson, Airs. G. Evans Dome, presented by the pastor I;vv, Davidson at llunganou, tures are remarkably clear,
Th&10W13113plcD. D. Wilson, MIS. L, M. Pringle,
Trees
Press Sec.--131rs. J. Fischer H. Snell, There was an env, m,:-,
Supply Sec.—Mrs. H. Hunter ing response given to the app. el.
Borne Heber Sec. --Mrs. H. 1 Practices and preparations ere
Cameron under way for the program ti he
Glad Tidings Sec.—Mrs, J. Keys Presented Friday. Dec. 17 a L h:1
Or_ auiet—Mrs. C. Olmstead United Church under the an-4ir tie
The meeting closed by Mrs, H, of the Sunday School, The eelead
K, -y., repeating the Benediction, j treat will be presented farm a
After a so('dal Dour the 1lustese decorated tree, no other 1)T913 -''en 'r
;
served a dainty lunch. The auxhl- gifts will be given out on the 1.1113'
Mary are Invited to held their Janu-
ary meeting at the home of Mrs, G,
Emile
1Irs. Cecil Robinson was taken to
Listowel hospital last Wednesday 1 tentainment to be l .van 'rhure'lay
where she had an operation for ap_ , Der, 16 1g' 341sh l:ala Hattcul4'
pendieitis. Her many friends are school, No. 6, Grey.
very glad to hear that* she is malt- Ethel W. I. are appreciative cf the
ing a rapid recovery, big attendenee in Grey Twp ha1!,
Mr,
WilliamsaldeYa R of Knox Wednesday night of last week in
College, Toronto, was home over support of the organization, The
the week -end and took charge of
morning and evening services In
Brussels Presbyterfau church on
.Sunday.
The 0hris'tanee entertainment
under the auspices of the Sabbath
school will be held on Wed'iesday
evening, Dec, 22,
sign, Come and share in the ,•nJr,e-
ment of this etertainnlont
1Y2r. Anderton, musical instructor
of the school, is sponsoring the e14.
WALTON
"The W. A. of St, George's canted
Staid a social at home of Mr, and
Mrs. 0, Pollard, with a .good crowd
in attendance. The trst part of Ole
evening was spent in playing court
whist, the prizes being won by
Miss Proctor and Bert Anderson and
the eousOlation prizes by Miss
Anne Craig and Harry Bolger. A
shoat but delightful Program was
given consdating of community sing-
ing, the ladies against the men, la
wb0ch everybody joined with much
enthusdasm; guitar selections, Mhos
es Mary Humphries and Beth Shan-
non; a dialogue eutetled 4'.eaee
pass the Cream.." given by Miss
3liarguarite Bolger and Mrs, ledger
Hollinger; reading, Miss P.actor,
organ solo, Mrs. Graham, duet, Mies -
es Beth Shannon and Mary Hartph-
ries, The program closed by com-
munity singing,
The most important pal's of the
program followed when Mrs, Hum-
phries -Introduced the twa largest:
waist measures of the evening', Hiss
Proctor and Hugh .Shannon. As
Air, Graham called the names of
those present they all came forward
with +a laugh ,to be measured which
resulted in a goodly sum . being
realized. The evening closed by
the hostess serving a dainty lunch.
The St, J'ohn's W.A., Brussels and
St, Beorge's W. A., Walton, ins:
weak shipped a hale o clothing etc„
to the West, it weighed 83 lbs.
and (30ntaiued a 13 -sat number or
new articles.
Mr, Sletler of Waterloo, spent last
-week visiting friends; Mr, Hyde,
Ma•s. Lena Mc(2avin, Jack, Leona.
,and Wilmot McGavin of Kitchener.
vtsitied Mr, and Mrs, William elc.-
Gavin; Mrs. Hoarie and daug!ttee,
Nkildred and Ruth, E, Brown and A,
Brindley of Iiiedelberg with Mr,
and Mins, Chas, Sellers,
Ant the morning service at Duffs
v
-United 'hue h Church, , Re . Mr. Cumming
took for Ills theme the "131131e" and
preached an iwter'e,rting st!rtnuu,
lie raid the Bible With a Yet or,l of
1114tn'( experience of (3.4.
Mir,
nd and Mrs, II, Cousins of (1•-,f
ton visited Mr, and Mrs, 1'', D. Rut-
ledge; Mrs Fred Rutledge: is
srreending a few days In Toxemia VIs•
• itIng relatives.
thanks of that audience, In turd are
due the meubers of t'ne total group.
for the opportunity of being so
pleasantly entertained.
The annual meeting of the Yonne
Women's . Auxiliary et the Presby-
terian
resbytertan church was held at the home
of Miss Eluned Williams. The
meeting openedwith hymn no. 729
followed by the Lord's Prayer- in
Unison. Tile Scripture reeding
was read by Mudiel Hackwell and
the Current Events by Viola Turn-
bull, The minutes of the last m`jet-
ing were read and the roil call talk- R
en, Mrs, L, Sinclair read a rep•,rr
EY
of the year's work. Hymn no. lee Miss Velma Wheeler who Is in -
was sung followed by a reading by s34110(ing the pupiis in must: at
Doris Ounningham. The topic was ' Shine's and Smith's choel Image is
read by Ruth Dunbar and the -meet , busily engaged pre/rating Christ
Mg closed with hymn no, 170,
The Youltg people's meeting in
Knox 1're(i1}•thrash Church on Fri-
day eV'•ulug was in charge of the
pr(: mento Jark McTavish. Miss 1(
Jean AieBnrhey reap the Scripture
le... -0g' and 31):,s Alva Mowbray of. 1
fared prayer, During the busltress
period it was deeidetl to forward
the five cents Per member '(u'lc'er 1
tion to the Presbyterial treasurer.
Mrs. 3, R, Craig gave a blackboard
talk and ronducteti a class in Mid.-
sionaly Ili.tory, SI flaying the 11;111
and Jhalisi fields in India Mane aria
in North China, K4, 3ans in J.oxin
1"o:mo.a, Garish Guinea and the
foreteller la Canada„ The nteetieg
proved to be meet instructive and
full ut int -lest,
Rev. .1 R. Greig, pastor of Knee:
I're beeerian Church, continued his
series of sermons on the Westtniu-
ster Cunfes lou of Faith at the
regular service on Sunday mereilie.
taking ae lis subject "God's Eremite
Decree or the Doctrine to Predeatl-
nation,'
The Sunday school will have
their annual Christmas social ' we•
Hing_ in the school -room on Deeem-
b,-; 16, The members of the Sunday
schaoi of the United teuui'eh are pre -
Paring a program to be presented on
Christmas Eve, Dee. 24.
{ mos ntu ), and an evening ,•1,tCr-
For the coming year the following ll tainnit(1 will he held s1ortly,
officers were elected: Preselent, What about in 11 -rtiuu In Grey.
Miss Elizabeth Fear; let ulce.preel.? adjoining toW114hips are in general
dent, Viola, Turnbull; and Vice -presto- having their members re -installed
dent, Della Melnnes; Secretary,} by aoclaniatiou,
Rath Dunbar: Treasurer, Mrr, L. , Air. and Mrs, Wright, East Waste -
Sinclair; Flower Fund Treasurer,! nosh who have purchased the farm
Bette Dunbar; Pianist, Estelle Cua-- of Arehte Griffith 4th con„ have
ningham: Assistant Pianist, Olivemoved he10 read are getting alee17
a large section of the Parade and
many groups of prominent citizens
and officials of the town, 3layor
MacEwan, G. le, Parsons, Council.
lors Humber and Baker, Prtncinal
Stonehouse and many others are
among' those much In evidence- Mies
1 Sharman, of the Central Senlcae
and the pictures of the groups on
school grounds are exceptionally
good. President Walker Buchanan,
J. A. -McLaren, Itev. le, 0, AMcDer•
mid. 13. H. McCreath and many
others of the Huron Old Boys' As-
sociation of Toronto are also much
in evidence in the pictures.
Among those present were the fol.'
lowing: Air, and Mrs, W. A. Mellen -
an, Dr and Airs. G. F. Belden, Ur.
and Mrs. B. II, ,licCreath, 13r. and
-firs, H. J. Hodgins, Mr, and Mrs.
Jno, 310o11, Mr, and ales. L. M.
Pringle, Mr. J. A. McLaren, Reh, R.
C MlDermid, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Ii,
Noble, Mr. Lark Kennedy, Mr. anti
Mrs, Guy, Dr. and Mrs. Byron
Campbell, Air, 11, I, Morrish, 37.4.
and Mrs, H. B. Stowe, Mrs, W. A.
Campbell, 3Ir, It, C, Stanbury, Mr.
It, Leiper, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. San•
demon, Mr, H. G. Collingwood, Mr.
and Mrs, W. D. Spriuks, Miss E.
Hamilton, Mrs. S. L. Scott, Miss M.
Proctor, Mrs, D. Thompson, Wes le,
Paterson, :Miss Fleming, Mr, and
.1Mrs. 3I, Scarlett, Mr, and M!•s, J.
F. Gillespie, Mr, and Mrs, er C.
Sloan Mr, and Mrs, Ii, Brooks, Mr.
H, .11. Jackson, Mr. R. S, Sheppard,
Mrs. L. SPeare, Airs, Geo, Hartley,
Mese Pearl Hussey, Mrs, Hic1•son,
Miss Jean Miller, Mr. 3, M. Barker,
Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Smith. the
Misses 31cLa•1g111in, Mr, A. McCar-
va, and many others.
Hacks+ell,
A, ti - (•1('4' of 1:1? me:eting larch }
was served.
United Church W M. S,
The Annual Yea ea of the: \1' NI,
S. of :14» United cher h veto heal
o11 Thursday •,.ftenloon, Dec, 2nd. at
the home of Mrr., Snell. The press.
dent presided and 23 attended,
After the opening hymen No. 51,,
Rev, 3Ir, Sneli offered prayer. The
Scripture Lesson Psalm 75 was
read by 'Mrs, Q. Dobson, The
minutes were read and ap,lruved
and the Roll Call answered with a
helpful 'thought. After the bust,
nese period, hymn 50 was sung,
Mr, Snell delivered a spl•x'dl4
Christmas Message 'The Quest thr
the King," taking as his text Math.
2-2, 'Where is 1 -Io that Is born King
of the Jews, for we have seen His
star in the Nast, and are caro, to
worship Him?'
The election of officers then tools
place in ('Mune of Mr, Snell The
following are the ofiteers for 13335:
Pre- dent--•;FTrw, Wm, Bremner
,1st Vice -Pres, --Mrs, 11. Spelran
2nr1 V100-Pres,--alfiss E, Pearson
3rd Vice-Pres.—Mrs,
C n
. D obs s
Q. it
Reveling Se4'y.--Mrs, Currie
e
(kg'1' r,Ap ending Sor•'y, --MrA. Anita
Treasurer MrsC. Hensuld
air Snell ;Pope a word of approve
Olen to .t
lh4 retiring exerntive, Are.
Jas, Poe mon, 11144 141Iring pre0€(1"nt
Voiced her thanks for the tie -opera-
tion site rect+iverl eluting her period
in gftlee, The new president, lira,
Wm Bremner expressed her up -
predation (unatii to and Status have 'predation for the honour conferred
tnkan on that mlddie•winter look upon her and the hope that with the
since Tuesday, help of ali We might go forward to
settled.
lilies Gertrude Payne, 5:7 14444-1,
was a week -end visitor with her
parents B. and Mrs, royue, znd cuts,
Harold Campbell, eon of
Campbell, Brussr-lee alto has en.11
working on the faun of Wilh Ca./tiff
71,11 enn„ during 111e past 511':31h11ar
was taken ill with appendleit)s, he
was taken to Llswlvel Hospital
where a sneeessful operation was
performed, the 7;atient is doing
nicely,
The many Grey township friends,
among whom she lived nearly all
11er life, were sorry to hear that
Mrs. L. (l, Spetrat, 13ln 'els, had not
1)4811 well and are hoping site will
eosin improve.
Lynn Evans, wile has been suf-
fering from blood poleoniug 111 his
hand is Improving,
John Bray (uta family lend
brother-in-law, Mr, Zeeman, were
Sunday callers with friends on the
14th,
Gordon Knight has hind (1 gang of
men coning wood and unde'r.,ruch-
ig on his new mon in lielatilep,
Gordon 114 a hits"ler ((nd will soon
snake c1 good farm,
el .
(pith (,
u1 amber o rl , 1
a 11 1., ! 1
t C
around het r' have whoopitg en1rgh
and 1(113' they litre worrying in 119-1+
Santa gets It Willett would bit Mee
ton bad!
3rs. August McFarlane, laua+wile has
been visiting in Fullerton
law3.ihie
and other melee, returned h. me
Iltis week. She reports having
a splendid time,
Mrs, (emit Robinson who wee rush -
ted to Listowel hospital last Wednes-
day suffering from appendicitis is
doing nicely we are glad. to say,
Notes
Rev, R, 0, McDerinid and J, A.
McLaren hooked up in their usual
euchre game with the usual results'.
These two should stick to fleeing.
Dr, G. It, Belden, the new meei
Mrs. W. A. Campbell, Mrs, W, A,
Buchanan; life members—Mrs, Wil-
liam
liam McCreath, Mrs, Joseph Back,
Mrs. R, Holmes, 1331.x. W. Sander-
son, Mrs. S. L. Scott, 321'e, Zimmer,
Mrs, 3. licVittle, bars N. Fleetly,
Rev, G, W. Hanna; Past President,
Mr, W. A. Buchanan; Presideat, Dt•,
G. F. Belden; Vice -Presidents, 31r,
H. lM, Jackson, Dr. J. G. Ferguson,
Mr, R, W. Brooks, 32r, A, Ms:Quar-
rie, Mr. W. F. Cautelon, Mr, C. 1I.
Chesney, Mr. T. Mustard, Dr, Byron
Campbell, 3M1•, W. E, Hanna, Air A.
G. Smith; Honorary Secretary, Ur,
E. Floody; Secretary firs, R,
S. Sheppard; Assistant Secre-
tary, Attu Grace Sterling; Finan-
cial Secretary, Mr. John Hoon;
Treasurer, Dr. H. 3, Hodgins; Chap-
lain, Rev. R. 0, 3McDermld; Audi-
tors, H. I, Morrish, Geo, E, Fergu-
son,
6
7
11
12
Goncesslan
10 10
12
11 W 11 9
10
12
12 10
11.
12
13 W lora 8
Except 127 9
10
oda Company offers the following
Lands for Cash 'Sale
Lot Number of Acres
40
.N? 30
W 34 38
39
N 1i4 3 2
I~ Ira S3
W 14 31
N 114 E la 31
S. Pt. 31
North Easthope Township
Ellice Township
Lot
!10..
•Committees: Reception, Mrs G, F
Belden, Mrs. W. ea Buchanan, Mrs,
W, A. Campbell, Mrs. H, J. Bodgels,
Mrs. Geo E. Ferguson, 11l'1 '',V.
Proudfoot; Refreshmenr, lire. D.
Thompson, Mrs. L. M. Pringle, Mrs.
H, B. Stowe, Mrs, W. A. Donor Pro-
gram, Mr. S. M. Wickens, 31r, 'W. E.
Hanna, 331. A. McQuarrie, MIs, S.
Walker, Mrs, J. S. Ferguson; Pub-
licity, Mr. A. G. Smith, Mr. E.
Floody, Mr, B. H. McCreath; Visit-
ing, Mrs. II, I. Brown; Management
12
• t,. k..,.-. , • • E?JZ 20
14 Rem. 10
Hullett Township
Concession
Lot
100 Peres.
0 aeree
75 1cres
103 acres
50 'acres
60 acres
50 43411 s
25 a0res
98 acres
Number of Aeres
100 acres
50 acres
50 acres
100 acres
100 acres
100 acres
100 acres
100 acne
50 acres
94 acres 127 perches'
100 acres
100 acres
100 acres
50 acres
95 acres 145 perches
14 Rem. Pt, E, Ry. N 1/4 21
Rem. Pt, E. Ry. N 1/4 22
Pasture land to be sold as one
McKillop Township
Concession Lot
2
Rem, E 1/2
N 1/a 3 14
Rem. E 30N?z
Rem,
13
14
Number of Acres
43 30/160 acres -
4 130/160 acres
parcel
Number of Acres
7 100 acres
8 45 acres
1 150 acres
2 371 acres
3 39 acres
1 145 acres
2 194 107/160 acres
194 581100 acres
4 194 acres
16534 acres
ii _ 1,At1- i .. 5
Logan Township
Lot
.. 3a
Concession Number of Acres
13 1 75 acres
2 100 acres
Good pasture lot;- well and windmill.
Cash offers will be received and considered for the above lands to
14111 December, 1937, If interested write for form or offer. Address:
23rd November, 1937
The Canada Company,
Toronto, Canada.
371. Bay Street,
Mr. and Mrs, G. R. Dane, 12r. and
Mrs, D. W. Dune, Mr, and Mrs A.
H Halliday, Dr. and Mrs. W. W.
Weir, Dr, and Mrs. S. 12. Richard-
son; Baylleld—Mr. J. A, Cameron,
Camnlditee, Dr. G. F, Belden, air, J, Chairman; Miss Grace Sterling.
A. McLaren, W. A. Buchanan, R, Brucefield-Ktppen- 'Hl'. and Airs, T.
Brooks, H. 3I. Jackson, T, Mustard, 1lustard, Mr. end Airs. P A, Petrie;
R. S. Sheppard, John Moon, Dr. FI Exeter-31iss Sadie Walker, Chair.
J. Hodgins, Rev, R. C, eleDermtd, 141. man; K, C, Stanbury, Miss Lulu
Floody, H, I. Morrish, Cleo, E. Forgo- Kerr, Mr. and 3Irs, Laird Joynt, Air,
son, Mrs. G. F, Belden, Miss Anne Grant Colltngwood, Mr. Hugh
Crittenden, Mrs. D, Thump Creech, Mr, and Mrs. Gm'(1on Davis,
son, airs. H. el, Stowe, Mr. Wilfred Turnbull, Mr. and MrS.
Airs. L. 112. Pringle, Mr, W, Y., Geo, 1•], Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. P. 13,
Hanna, Mrs Gro,,C. Young, hiss S, Dingman, Mr S. J. Hicks; Zurich --
Walker, tilts, L H. Brown, Dr, J, G, Dr, and Mrs. Byron Genii/bell.
Ferguson, A. G. Smith, D. D, \Wilson,
L, 12. Pringle; Convener of District
Committees: Mr. A. G, Smith; Dist.
dent, is formerly from Seaforth and Net Crnunittees: Goderfeh, It, H,
latterly Centou, lie is a sargnon McCreath, Cilaheman; R, C. King,
denel01 meth a large city practice, kir. and Mrs. Athol McQuarrie, Air,
He Is a live wire and will intik,, a 1 Earl Elliott, Miss E. Curren, Miss Le
first class officer, sad is fortunate in Beck, Mrs. II. J D. Cooke, ales \V
having such a c1pab:c execute"e a:s
ills, Belden to assert him
Very many regrets were hearth on
the sudden passing or Dr. R. 13. Stun,
bury, past president, and 13 t01eld
Old Boy, AMany old boys' attended
the funeral, Including Rev, 1t, C.
1IcI)ernid, J, A. McLaren, E
F'londy, Robe. Greer and le, W. Mc-
Lean,
A former Clinton Old Boy, James
Jackson, youngest son of the late
Thomas Jackson, passed away last
week after a long and pailful ill.
ness, lie had three sisters in this
city, 3I11. (1)r,) Belden, Mrs U,
Ranee atld Ml's, 'J, J, Allen,
At the annual t,raduation cxer.
cities of - he Ontario Hospital, Lake
Shore Road, Miss Florence Blair, of
Blyth won first prize and lip'onla
for '•Principles' and Practices of
Nursing,"
Much sympathy Was cxPress47. ser
Pan
President nt (',
,nr
r
Fineman!
till
t
in •
• Ft,Y serious Meese m,.i the
hope that he tented mon be on the
roar
1 to :meetly recovery,
Dr J. (1. Fergu,,ol1, formerly of
Sunshine, le one of tin, new vlee-
presiden te,
Mites Pelt/fie Patterson carried off
the ladles' prize in -outlive, Mille lir,
IJ. Stowe careered the g'len's prize.
"Mike" Sanderson war, a 'surprise"
visitor.
Miss i,. Diameter), Meth Old Girl,
Ivon first prize In the bridge contest,
A, Dauer, Mr. Ernest M. Lee, Pres-
ton Strang, J. J, Page, lir ,and Mrs:
Geo, 1'. Young, 3L'. and Mrs, I -t, 73,
Stowe, 311' Harold Walters, .lir,
Ralph Shi :Dards kites Doris Mil,
John Parsons, J. Lannan, Miss
Ethel Farrow, Melville Cutl, Mr, and
Mrs, 11. le. Worsen, A2r, and Mrs,
W. la, Henna, Mr. and Jird, Jim
Hunger; Seef,lrtll--Dr, Ii. 3, Hod-
gins, Chairman; Mrs, Hodgins Mr,
and Mrs. D. D, \Nilson, 11, 3M, Jnc1t-
son, 131r, and (Firs. Geo. Love, Mr.
and Mrs A. 1e, Forbes, Mr, and Airs,
G, M, Chesney, Mr, and Mrs, W,
Jones; VFing)]ain—al t', R. Brooks,
Chairman; Mrs, Brooks, 311•, and
Mg's, ,1, Ie. Gillespie, Mr, and Mr's, A.
A.
lelester, Mr, and :firs, A C.
('hapala», lir and Mrs. W. H. Pear.
eon, Mr, and Urs, Ilugh Hamilton,
Miss Fanny Patterson, Ur, and Mrs,
D, R1(3439tson, lir, and Mrs, lei', 3.
Kerr, Air, and Mrs. J. Ii, lleitae;
Brussels -4!4, 1., M. Pringle, Chair-
man; ,
n
3 Mae Pringle, tit (
1.
g bar,
end lire
(e '
Goo, "11 w
1om,.
nn
l Mr. and Urs, 3i.
Scarlets 131r. and Urs. Roy A. Pr nor
Y
Mims Eva 3lryaus, Mr, and Mee.
1
George Ferguson, Dr. 1uu1 \Ire. J.
(1, Moamar/1, 91 r, a11(1 lire, It, 1,
1'ergu:rvn; my: la—Mr. John Afsielt,
t1 (Ihailm ata; Mrs. John Moon, Mr, and
I Mrs, harry Meati, Mrs, 1, If. Brown,
Mrs. W, Sloan, 1Mr, and 3Trg. Itnbt'r t
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. TI. Morris, 3T1',
W. L. Rowe ro
, W xeter?(horsier•••k[r,
Robert Other, Chairman; M18. Greer
WROXETER
Plea For News
IS anyone has --
Died,
Eloped,
Married,
Left town,
Embezzled,
' Had a fire,
Had a baby,
Sold a farm,
Been arrested,
Co1118 to town,
Broken a limb,
Beught a home,
Committed a murder,
Fallen from an aeroplane,
That'o new—Telephone 31,
The annual bazaar of the Lathe3'
Guild of St. Jaynes' church was held
0the schoolroom on Saturday end
was a decided success, Praci:c'al1Y
all'the amti
oles were sold. Special
features this year were Dome belt -
Ing, candy and a cabbage patch
which was a source Of amuseulent
for old and young, A (111111 was doe
noted to the guild and a lucky Ow
for same Look place, Mrs. S, Griffith
being the winner.
The service 1n the United church
oe Sunday evening was in charge
of the Y,P,S, ''tie spectra spanker
WAS the Rev, Alec Sanderson, a for-
mer borne boy, now 10ca1(3(1 et
Mount Forest, Oa Monday lie pre-
sented tauter* slides 10 his recent
trip to Bermuda and other Pohle,
BLYTH
The Guild of Trinity iaatl•cll
sPn11sore0 a very successful biastnr
and tea in Memorial 'Hail Thuooley
evening, The menu, which 11101nd-
ed corn beefand cabbage.
via Mach
1 use-
ful
lll and cnjoYecl. Y beautiful
ful articles were on display at :he
bazaar. 'The proceeds amounted
to $90,
M1'. and Mrs, Wesley Stackhouse
of 13ru<;gfle7d were guests a.f
the
home of Mr, and Mrs, R, W'lglttm!ut
on Friday; Miss Doris Barr, who
Is a nurse it 11'411ning at Wo0t1'tt0ek
Hospital silent a few days a; her
borne here. In a probation clues or
eight student nurses Doris tools
third place,
BUILDING FOR BETTER
HEALTH
Each year at the Christmas season 7(0
r-,` telt -J to shnr,' our blessings .with
((4,4x47 3 iw 411,! lenx fortunate thou we are.
Wt. are asked to help nuance the Prov-
ince -wide light against tuberculosis.
l31bereulusls is a germ disease. It
may affect any organ of the hody, but
parts most frequently attacked are the
lungs, bones and glands. People. aro not
Is not
born with he germs (340 is i.
1nhsrlled. The some that cause it
moat conn from some m who has the
ttransmittedalnf0ctiom from cattle can be
flesh11 to human beings In c'rk and,
flesh of diseased animals. Therefore,
unless milk 15 properly certlile4 as coming
from healthy COWS, It should always be
pasteurized. 'Pilo great allies of the
germ aro overwork, strain, dissipation.
Insufficient food and all those elements
that lower one's resistance. Although the
gei'nms are alt about us, If we load healthy
lives we throw them oft and do not
contract the disease. Children, however,
aro more susceptible than grown-ups;
therefore it is most important thee
their health be especially proteettal.
Recovery front tuberculosis is slow
and its success depends upon an early
discovery or tbo condition, and faithful
adherence to all the rngIl1remtmts of the
treatment. It cannot be cured by drags ,
or patent medicines. 5110 methods or
treatment to -day, wh3(0 closely following
those developed toward the end of the
last century, rest, sunlight, fresh air,
and proper food, under medical su1108'
vision, have been augnI111t011 by surgery,
all combining to help the body in its
light against. the ravages of the germs.
A strong resolution to get well Is a great
11011, also In staging a suocestlhal Matte,
T his On
driver keeps Ons
careful , 0 v r
The Y
rt 1 Of or.
ever calci n a
n ahead o e g.
the road
la 11 stops. So.
Whonthcd, we pause n n P
Urn. should, we dense ugh,n loss
sofweights
over fatigue
a on slight
t exerroseof es! weights
over generally
on slight lROrtindition, (1
a gor sig y rim- own eaeo ton, all
danger signals of this d1141,00 too often
11nlleeded.
Don't be afraid to consult a physician.
1C
will diagnose
1t* trouble, and l
aro out Inst heart it your fears
'With tropes treatment there to Cirmnth
herO is ovory
hopo of recovery,
P110 Muskoka and Toronto hosp�itals
for Consumptives and the Queen Mary
1107111ta1 for Consumptive Children stand
rosily to serve all who aro unll(mted, but
In this they must have 1110 hells of many
friends,
Please will yen � aid this uto•saving
Iw'301)0niti1y S�)iltaril((( contribution n 223
0o11eg0 Street, Toronto.
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