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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-7-24, Page 1VOL, 48 NO, 4 e 50 Pel Annum in Advance 131';'U %;1..,5'. ONTARIO, THURSL) 4 tUJ Y .44 Igiy - �- � -: r- 23, russlsHe inion July 27, 2 3 Days only . g1IIiHn nlmnnuln nlllutlunulnlll mon unmunnnnnmWun 1191 Wenn ill m elfin! IlnnnnI I t1111L it uou wan to Succeed—SaveT More than 90-4 of the world's suc.' cessful men began poor, but they learned early to save. Saving made them thrifty—and thrift builds character, self-denial, and the will to succeed, Build for success by opening your Savings Account here to -day and add to it regularly. Interest paid every six months. —THE Bank of Nova Scotia Paid-up Capital $ 6,500,000 Reserve Fund - 12,000,000 Resources - - 150,000,000 11111 Stilt 20 Ili New Advertisements Tile—T. Doaghertv.^ Supper—W. 0, T. ti. Denning Pavilion, &c. Lunch—St. John's Church. Meat orders—Banker Bros. The western Pair, London. Girls wonted—Memory Migs. Fowl wonted—R, 0. Bothwell. 0Hiaot ro-opened—blies Bryans. Three gorgeous days—James Fox. 1.1 izt±t lidos Fordwich New store of H. W, Cook is fast nearing completion. A new Chevrolet car was purchased by Thos, McGlonent. Alex. Hutchinson left here for Cal- gary, Alberta, where be has a splendid position. Earl E. Denny has been appointed Postmaster here and entered on his few duties last week, Miss E. A. So them is tenliting as assistant. A very pleasant picnic was held in Elmer Faille' (rave u odes the auspices of the Masonic Order. The usual pro- gram of games, races, etc., was en- joyed and a bounteous lunch served, lin Approved School HE SPOT'TON BUSINESS COLLEGE, of Wingharn, and an or its branches throughout Ontario, have been approved by the Military authorities in Canada, This tneans that every relnrned sol- dier, who is a oats r i.y titan, has the privilege of selv'ling this School in which lo 1ake a free business educaLinrl and living allowance, so generously nifered by the Oanadian Government. They will also have the honor of being brained by a relented sol- dier who gallantly did his hit. The Spottun Business College invites all eligible refurnt'd men to inquire ineo its "war record" and auto pare it with other tem - called" SchOole Cita ala bidding for their patronage. A poet card requesting information will bring full particulars. F. H. GILROY Manager Brussels Branch '! Oil Illi aJllu 111110 Congratulations to Archie and Mrs. McMichael (nee Annie Wilson), who were quietly married here on Wednes- day, June 18th. After a short honey- moon spent in Toronto, London and various other places, they will make their home in Brampton. Mrs, J, A. McKee, of Sault Ste. Mamie, formerly of this place, was suddenly called home from Melfort, Sask„ where she bad been visiting her stepsons, A. G. and Thos. R. McKee, and other relatives, owing to the sick - nese and death of 'her son-in-law, Amos Jewitt, who died June 18th from a paralytic stroke. Belgrave A meeting to organize the Township of East Wawanosh for the coming Referendum Oampaign will be held in the Westfield Methodist church, Tues- day evening, July 29th, at 8 o'clock. All interested are asked to attend. Wroxeter Jno. Adams and Jno, Douglas spent Saturday in Galt. Mrs. W, 0. Hazelwood is, holidaying at Bowtnanville and Brockville. Mise Mina Douglas is spending 2 weeks vacation with Exeter friends. Jno, and Mrs, McNaughton left this week for a trip through the Western Provinces. Mrs. Scott Black and...8 children Tugaske, Sask., are visiting ab the home of Robert Black. J. R. and Mrs. Wendt and Miss Sophia Robinson visited over the holiday with relatives at Guelph and Toronto. Dr. Wesley Montgomery, for merly of Winnipeg, returned from overeeas this week and is calling on old friends in this vicinity. WILL SERVE Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Ohnrch will serve Lunch on the two days of Ohl Boys' Re -union ( elonday and 'I'uesdtty) in the basement of the t1Iethocliet Church, Prompt Service and Reason- able Rates. LETTE emarammemomesil THE Season is well under way, but you yet have time—if you place your order immediately—to have your Engraving stone before the Old Boys' Re -union, many of whom will visit our Cemetery, All Lettering entrusted to me will be neatly done and in the best style, Why not improve 5,our lot with a set of posts or have a Marker placed at the foot of each grave with the name of the departed en- graved thereon. Urusseis Granite and Marble Works A. E. HERSEY, Proprietor. Dr. Bins' !Widget', ietely returned frotunverseas and 1,1• mother, Aire. D. Walker, Niagara Palle, are gIteets of Mrs, Jno, 'deem ete Jamestown Duosan and Mrs, McDonrtld %vera visitors at Guelph foe a few days, Last Fall. Alex. Forrest, brother to 0, 13. Forrest, Inst his life in a snow slide iu the Knntneye, 13. 1;., whets he was coveI- The bodyv s dis was wining. ed lust week aur% ie being reminded hero for intereuele. Walton en iv150 shed for sale, 24x80 Eeet. A poly to North1y/a Lot 1, Con 17, Grey. Phmre 005, Joon ISlor.elo'rm, Walton, P. 0. Poultry wanted Tuesday of each week. Phone W. G. Neal as to prices, &a, The Prize Lists Inc the School Fair het a are out. Date is Monday, Sept, Sill. Test may be read on page 5 of this issue. Rev. and Mrs, Lundy are at Guelph 0. A. 0. this week attending the an- nual gathering of Oornmunity Ito- provement seekers. Walton Methodist church has is- sued the annual Financial etatement of the circuit for the past Conference year which shows generosity on the part of many, Walton community will send a large representation to Brussels Re- union next week. We want to hear the Bands and see the aeroplane among other things. • Miss Hattie Bolger passed her 1st and 2nd grade Rudiments of Music Conservatory exam., with 101 Claes Honors. She wrote at Mitchell and is a pupil of Miss Mae W Ikinsnn, We congratulate both and wish greater success. Dancing Pavilion and Up-to-date Midway Old Boys' Re -union Victoria Park - July 28-29 Enjoy a Dance at the big covered Pavilion, Music will be supplied by the Celebrated Blackstone 5 - piece Orchestra. The Midway promises to be enter- taining in every respect. Take them in and enjoy the Sports. Will be served in Basement of • SPECIAL • • • • Meat. Orders • Customers wishing Spec iial Meat Orders for the Old Boys' Rt, union should leave their order aas soon as possible. • • • • • BAEKER BROS. ; • 00041••®••••••4.41•0041.41•04t®40 Harvey Hoover, Bruseels, hoe been engaged as Principal of Walton school for the ensuing year at a salary of $800. He is a successful teacher and we wish him and the school success. Barrister Rea, of Edmonton, is here for a holiday, while en route to the big Liberal Convention at Ottawa as a delegate fermi his city. Mr. Rea takes an active interest In publie affaits in Edmonton and is Chairman of the School Board. He has been in the West for the past 18 years and has clone well. Molesworth Garden Party will be held, under the auspices of Molesworth WOillenei In- stitute, on the grounds of Elan'y Grainger, Boundary, Thursday, 31st inst. After supper there will be a good program. Addresses expected from Revds; Messrs. Sterling and Bell, Elocutionary numbers by Mise Ster- ling, vocal and instrumental music. Rev. Mr, Dunbar, Listowel, will be Chairman, Mrs. Harry Grainger is President and Miss Irene Stewart, Secretary. Don't miss the big time promised. Grey Highest prices paid for Fowl and Ducklings. Bring them in Tuesday,July 2910, R. 0. RmnWHLL, Mancrieff, Last week Miss Ida Frain arrived home for a holiday visit from Regina where she has been teaching for 2 years. She returns to her post Inc September 1st. Miss Frain is a wel- come visitor, Sunday last Huron County Tem- perance Secretary Cooper, of Clinton, gave addresses at Roe's and Union churches on the Prohibition question and the duty of the lovers of sobriety ' to the coming vote on the referendum. Will. and Miss McTaggart and daughter, Brandon, have been visiting for a few weeks at the home of Don- ald and Mrs. McTaggart. Mr, McTag- gart is a Huron boy and has given a good account of himself being a Oou- the ductor on the 0. P. R. Inc a number of years. St. John's Church, Brussels on Monday and Tuesday in connection with the Old Boys' Re -union. Prices Reasonable. All are Welcome. REFERENDUM.— A meeting to organize Grey township in connection with the Referendutn campaign will be held in the Presbyterian clime!), Ethel, Wednesday evening, July 301h, at 8 o'clock. As the women are now enjoying equal franchise with the men it is hoped that both women and men representatives from eaoh polling sub -division will be present in good numbers. Boost a good cause and protect your homes and community. Walton Branch C. P. Misner, Acting Manager i t r . K.ERR, Proprieio WE WVA1'1' TO WELCOME YOU. Decorate _ Leis Jttly 7 Rd and Lei, Midway will be i Choc o f int cic• r, Hotels and boarding houses are fill- ing up. See the afternoon preeeseion with- out fail. Out the weeds and gross about your premises. Lively Fuot 13[11 match teed ay afternoon, When are you going to clear up your ragged attest, 1 Kincardine Pipe liana will be here for both days also Highland dancers, Grey township vs. Moire; 'Township will line up for Tug of War, hest 2 in 3 pulls. Children's water spoils Tuesday forenoon will take place immediately West of iron bridge, Keep an eye open for the sneaking thief Who often takes advantage of a crowd to play hie black art. Don't run into trouble by throwing talcum powder or anything else air- ing the Re -union jubilation. The Aeroplane stunts will be pro- duced over the Park so that there will be no difficulty in seen a good view. Foul good games of Base Ball are on the program. Monday Clinton vs, Luoknow, winners to play Brussels. Keen contests are expected, The W, 0. T. IT, will serve sapper Monday and Tuesday evening in the Audience room at the Pithily febrile y to accommodate the vicitot•a rut the Re -union. Every returned soldier, who weal's his service button, will he admitted free to Victoria Park, We're more than pleased to be able to show the boys this courtesy. WATER FIGHT.—Peteons 1110 pro- pose taking part in the water fight Tuesday forenoon in connection with the Re -union are asked to make their entries with N, le. Gerry lint later than Monday 1100:1. No entry fee. Words of Welcome will be spoken from the platform Monday afternoon by Reeve Plum in behalf of Brussels ; to the Old Boys and Girls by Hon. President, F. S. Scott and to the re- turned Soldiers by Rev. D. Wren, Mount Forest. Major Shaw, an old Brusselite, will reply for the latter. Big rei''wilt,' are expected „rn,l,ri% n l,u,rlay aur% 'Tuesday. Light will run ell night Movday and Tutieday of the Re -union, Lunch will be served at lit. John's (hutch and also at the elelhodiet [hutch 'erten 0 room. A small syndicate, headed by IiaruIil Lowy, bee purchased the right front the mould Li es to run the privileges in the Peek for the 2 days and the 2 eveuiuge. Elertt•ic light users ate asked to slake the t'n it ill the homes as light as possible during the Re -union as big load will have to be earried in the numerous extra lamps. The Baud Coneerts Monday and Tuesday nights on Victoria Park, Highland piping, dancing and Fancy Drills will be a strong attraction and everybody will desire to there no Arrangements have been made, where hotel accommodation is notae- cessable to provide bed and breakfast at a nominal fee at a number of homes in tite town. Apply to Sec- retary Black. The 91st Highlanders' Band is re- eently back from service overseas. A. few weeks after arrival in England the Baud was appointed the Canadian Divisional Band by the Minister of Militia and as such gave hundreds of concerts for the boys of the Canadian, South Africa and Imperial troops, vieiteil many towns, playing foe War Loans, .fie. Don't fail to hear them Monday and Tuesday of Jubilee. SvNnav SERGICES.—At 11 a. 111. service will be held in eaeh'church es usual. Rev. Dr. Petrie, Wingham, will preach in Melville church and Rev, 8, J. Allis, a former pastor, will occupy the pulpit in the Methodist church. Special music expected from Old Boys and Girls, Rev. H. Smith will take his own service in St. John's church. In the evening, at 7 o'clock, a union service will be held on Vic- toria Park, Short addresses will be given by Rev. Jno, T. Strachan, B,A., Rev, D. Wren, M. A. and others. Uuion choir and male quartette. An offering will be taken. Its case of bad weather evening services will be held in the respective churches, Richard and Mrs. Dickart, of Min- nesota, were visiting their cousins, the Alcock families, 14th con, Miss Helen Nubbin and Miss Cora Alcock are also home from the Stratford General Hos- pital where they are in training. FINE Three—A. I. and Mrs. McTag- gart and daughters motored from Chicago and spent a few weeks visit- ing Donald and Mrs. McTaggart, They returned via. Niagara Falls, Lance Corp. E, E. Porter and Mrs, Donald McTaggart accompanying them as far as the Falls, visiting with Hamilton and -other friends euronte, A. I. bolds a good position in the Windy pity. Morris Monday's rain was a dandy. Raspberry pickers have been neither few or far between. Council meeting and Drain Court of Revision Monday next at Town Hall, Mrs, Jas. Boyd, Detroit, and Mrs. C. Rate and son, are holidaying at, Mrs. Wm. Michie's. Miss Myrtle and Johnnie taking, of Oaanbrook, are spending the holi- days with their aunt, Mrs. Won. Bird. Win. Bird and son Robert have in- vested in a new Ford touring car, No doubt they will take lots of pleas- ure nub of it. Mrs. F. Bristow, Newark, N. J., and Mrs. Wm, Jackson and Miss Janet Hood, Blyth, are visitors with Mrs. A, T. Cole. The ladies are sisters. Don't miss seeing Morris township lads win the Tug of War at Brussels Re -union next Tuesday afternoon. 10 men are on each side and best 2 in 3 3 polls. Yo Heave I OLD RESIDENT ENTERED INTO REST, —After an extended illness Annabelle Hanna, widow of the late Hugh Han- na, answered the Great Roll Ottll last Friday, passing away aged 77 yeats. The funeral took place from her late home, Se Lot 17, 000. 0, Monday after- noon, interment• being made in Bios. sels cemetery. Rev. Mr. Davison -ten - ducted au appropriate service. Pall- bearers were William .Hanna (Keys, Mau.), Wm. Hanna, 1Vnr. Armstrong, Wm. Aldreson, 0. Alderson and I), Smith. Deceased was born in County Down, Leland, and came to Canada when a girl. After living near King- ston and York 0o, the family 061115 Westward to 3rd line, Morris. 58 years ago the subjeot of this notice was united in marriage to the late Hugh Hanna, who died nearly 15 years in the (thenushy ofarthe in me 0th ann., where by industry and thrift they made for themselves most comfort- able sut't'otnndings. Three daughter's survive (Mrs. Robert Gibsrnn, Sask, ; Mrs. A. Smith, Deloraine, Man, t and Miss Naomi at home), and three ate deceased. A mend daughter, Miss Margaret Mooney, is also a member of the home, Two brothers (Witt, and George Haunts, of Michigan ami Mtn* itoba respectively) and a sister (Mrs, W. Brown, of Michigan), also survive. Mrs. Hanna was ill for 8 months prion' to her demise but had not been rugged since a strolte a paralysis tt year ago. She was a true wife, a loving mother and an excellent neighbor, She pass- ed away to her reward with the as- surance that she would be forever with the Lomb. Deceased was tenderly cared for during her illness. The be- reaved share in the sympathy of the community. J. R. and Mrs, Plumsteel and Venda and Albert Salter, Clinton, were visit- ors with H. J. and Mrs. Manning. The children are spending their holi- day here for a week or so, Corporal Robert Bird arrived home from overseas last week, where he had been doing duty for King George. He crossed on the Maurentania and re- ports a good trip. Welcome home Bob. Misses Readman and brother Peter, have moved from the 7th line to Sea - forth North. where they purchased 10 acres of land and will continue to farm on. a small scale. They have the good wishes of many old friends. REFERENDUM.— A meeting to or- galiize the township of Morris in conn- nection with the Referendum Cam- paign will be held in the Morris Towtl- ship Hall, Thursday, July Slst, at 8 p. in. A cordial invitation is extended t0 both men and women to attend this meeting and help in the coming im- portant campaign, Ethel Live Poultry wanted Monday of each week Phone Hail's Store. STYLISH 5000155 FOR SALM—Parties want- ing to bay a neat, substantial buggy, steel, rub- ber or cushion tire can save looney by call- ing on DAVID McLsn, Ethel. Eph. and Mrs. Oobee are visiting latter's parents, R. and Mss. Laing. Miss Mabel Kincade, Wallace, visit- ed Miss Mary McLelland for a few days. D. J. Falconer, Bank of Hamilton, sprint the holiday visiting relatives in vicinity of Whitechurch. Thos. and Mrs, Pollard, Mrs. Cole, ere and David Milson, Constance, were visitors with J. A, and Mrs. Oole, People of Ethel were shocked to hear of sad death of Mrs. Jno. Oober. We extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved. The Presbyterian pionic was a suc- cess. The usual games were played, foot ('aces, Baseball, Football, Quoit. ing, eta. Mrs. C. Squires, Brantford (nee Mies M. Lamont) is spending a week in town visiling her grand parents, B. and Mrs. Laing, A member from this locality attend- ed the funeral of the late Mrs, John ()ober at Brussels last Friday. De- ceased was a former resident of Ethel. 114x, Ielarity, Wiarton is visiting his daughter, Mee. A. H, McDonald. We understand be intends making his home here. We welcome hind to Ethel, A, and Mee. Oongal, Niagara Falls ; and 0. Crawford and daughter, Loudesboro 1 and. Miss Ed. Stephen - Son and children are vieibors at Jno, Steph.enson's. Mrs, Joe Hemsworth, and Misses Annie and Mattie and Master Bert, Mitchell, are spending a couple of weeks holidaying with the format's mother,. Mrs, W. Spence, Methodist Sunday school picnic will he held in the Rowland Grove, Thurs• day afternoon, A Football match be- tween union and Ethel, Everybody welcome, Come and bring your basket, MAUDE (1, BRYANS, vrho has been taking Poet, Graduate course at McGoitubet Neuroligioal Col. lege. Chicago, 111,, for past two mouths. anuauuces her office will be open i e Monday, Tuesday and d Wcdeeday, July 28, 29 and 80 -- Three days only. After above mentioned dates she will return to Chicago and eontiuue study until latter part of September, Last Sunday evening co. Temper- wive Secretary, A. T. Cooper, gave a painted address in the Methodist church on the live question of Pro- hibition and the people's part in the coming referendum. The pastor as- sisted. A motor load of Brantford folk were visitors with George and Mrs. Addy. They were 0. Overland, wife and fam- ily ; F. Davis, wife and family and John and Mrs. Barron. The visiting ladies are sisters of the hostess. Wednesday evening of next week a public meeting of Grey township electors will be held in the Presby- terial] church here to arrange for the Referendum campaign near at hand. Grey usually gives a good account of itself and big things are counted this Fall. Attend. Saturday evening after coming from the picnic, Wesley, eldest son of Jno. McNeil, eomplainedlof nob feel- ing well and as he didn't seem to get better the doctor was called and pro- nounced it appendicitis. An opera- tion followed on Sunday evening and at time of writing the young lad seems to be progressing favorably. We dope he will soon be O. 10, Henfryn TWo kilns of Tile will be opened at the Hen- fryn yard Saturday and Monday next, 1'.0005IERTr. Miss Elsie Pomeroy, who is teach- ing in Toronto, is visiting Mrs. T. Dougherty. Oranbrook Mrs, W. J. Lawrie and small son, of Loddon, are visiting at the home of the former's ;parents, A. and Mrs, Leitch. Miss Belle McTaggart, Toronto, was a visitor with Mrs, Harry Keys. Mrs. Scott, Preston, was also here. The ladies are relatives, The Misses Switzer are here for a holiday, accompanied by Mrs. Pigeon, of Brigden, their sister, and Mrs. Swit- zer, Listowel, an aunt. People of Oranbrook locality are in- vited to a public meeting in the Pres- byterian church, Ethel, next Wednes- day evening to plan for the coming vote on the Referendum, Do you wish to see the open bar re -introduced ? If not get busy. Moncrieflm Highest prices paid for Fowl and Ducklings, Bring them in Taeedav, July 29th. R. 0, 12AmawiLL, Moncrieff. Brussels Re -union will catch the crowds next week. Willie Mantel], who underwent an operation Inc hernia, is recovering nicely, A. reception was tendered Pte, Wil- frid Smith, who had returned from overseas. He was heartily welcomed home. W. and Mrs, Hodges, Arthur and Mrs. Wiltsie and Philip Roweliffe were visiting at the home of Mrs. Hodge's brother, Clinton. Bluevale A. L. McDonald shipped a car load of cattle from here Saturday. L. W. and Mrs. Ruttan called on friends in Brussels last week, John Bell and daughter, Belgrave, spent Sunday with Wm. Garniss. Grand Trunk have put the Agent back again to meet the evening train. A. B. and Mrs, Jackson spent a few days last week with friends at Allen - ford, Geo. Townsend, Jos. and Mr's. Robb spent Sunday with W. and Mrs. Thorn ton, Miss Olive Masters, Toronto, spenta few clays 11118 week at the home of her brother, Jas, Mrs. John Wasman and daughter, Clinton, called on friends in the vil- lage this week, Whit. Stewart and best friend mot- ored to Bowling Green and spent the week end with relatives there. W. J. Masters has purchased an Overland. He has had 7 Fords and thought he would like a change. H. A. and Mrs. McCall and Wm. and Mrs. King motored to Delhi and spent the week with relatives there. Save Trouble by Not owing It. THE Committee of Old Boys' Re- union, to be held in Brussels. jutly 27, 28 and 29, while ready to cordially welcome tine marry visitors t0 the Celebration make a special request that everybody refralu from throwing Talcum powder, Lampblack or anything else that will en- danger the eyesight, destroy clothing or mar the good feeling expected to exist. Will all interested govern themselves ley this notice and save trouble for them - Selves and their friends, The protest is kindly intended but will be jest es re- solately enforced, Safety for Savings FEW people are sufficient- ly alive to the need of carefully selecting a deposi- tory for their savings, In transacting business with this Bank it should be ren membered that you are deal- ing with an institution that has grown to be one of the great Banks of the world. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE CAPITAL PAID UP . $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND . . $15,000,000 Walton Branch C. P. Misner, Acting Manager i t r . K.ERR, Proprieio WE WVA1'1' TO WELCOME YOU. Decorate _ Leis Jttly 7 Rd and Lei, Midway will be i Choc o f int cic• r, Hotels and boarding houses are fill- ing up. See the afternoon preeeseion with- out fail. Out the weeds and gross about your premises. Lively Fuot 13[11 match teed ay afternoon, When are you going to clear up your ragged attest, 1 Kincardine Pipe liana will be here for both days also Highland dancers, Grey township vs. Moire; 'Township will line up for Tug of War, hest 2 in 3 pulls. Children's water spoils Tuesday forenoon will take place immediately West of iron bridge, Keep an eye open for the sneaking thief Who often takes advantage of a crowd to play hie black art. Don't run into trouble by throwing talcum powder or anything else air- ing the Re -union jubilation. The Aeroplane stunts will be pro- duced over the Park so that there will be no difficulty in seen a good view. Foul good games of Base Ball are on the program. Monday Clinton vs, Luoknow, winners to play Brussels. Keen contests are expected, The W, 0. T. IT, will serve sapper Monday and Tuesday evening in the Audience room at the Pithily febrile y to accommodate the vicitot•a rut the Re -union. Every returned soldier, who weal's his service button, will he admitted free to Victoria Park, We're more than pleased to be able to show the boys this courtesy. WATER FIGHT.—Peteons 1110 pro- pose taking part in the water fight Tuesday forenoon in connection with the Re -union are asked to make their entries with N, le. Gerry lint later than Monday 1100:1. No entry fee. Words of Welcome will be spoken from the platform Monday afternoon by Reeve Plum in behalf of Brussels ; to the Old Boys and Girls by Hon. President, F. S. Scott and to the re- turned Soldiers by Rev. D. Wren, Mount Forest. Major Shaw, an old Brusselite, will reply for the latter. Big rei''wilt,' are expected „rn,l,ri% n l,u,rlay aur% 'Tuesday. Light will run ell night Movday and Tutieday of the Re -union, Lunch will be served at lit. John's (hutch and also at the elelhodiet [hutch 'erten 0 room. A small syndicate, headed by IiaruIil Lowy, bee purchased the right front the mould Li es to run the privileges in the Peek for the 2 days and the 2 eveuiuge. Elertt•ic light users ate asked to slake the t'n it ill the homes as light as possible during the Re -union as big load will have to be earried in the numerous extra lamps. The Baud Coneerts Monday and Tuesday nights on Victoria Park, Highland piping, dancing and Fancy Drills will be a strong attraction and everybody will desire to there no Arrangements have been made, where hotel accommodation is notae- cessable to provide bed and breakfast at a nominal fee at a number of homes in tite town. Apply to Sec- retary Black. The 91st Highlanders' Band is re- eently back from service overseas. A. few weeks after arrival in England the Baud was appointed the Canadian Divisional Band by the Minister of Militia and as such gave hundreds of concerts for the boys of the Canadian, South Africa and Imperial troops, vieiteil many towns, playing foe War Loans, .fie. Don't fail to hear them Monday and Tuesday of Jubilee. SvNnav SERGICES.—At 11 a. 111. service will be held in eaeh'church es usual. Rev. Dr. Petrie, Wingham, will preach in Melville church and Rev, 8, J. Allis, a former pastor, will occupy the pulpit in the Methodist church. Special music expected from Old Boys and Girls, Rev. H. Smith will take his own service in St. John's church. In the evening, at 7 o'clock, a union service will be held on Vic- toria Park, Short addresses will be given by Rev. Jno, T. Strachan, B,A., Rev, D. Wren, M. A. and others. Uuion choir and male quartette. An offering will be taken. Its case of bad weather evening services will be held in the respective churches, Richard and Mrs. Dickart, of Min- nesota, were visiting their cousins, the Alcock families, 14th con, Miss Helen Nubbin and Miss Cora Alcock are also home from the Stratford General Hos- pital where they are in training. FINE Three—A. I. and Mrs. McTag- gart and daughters motored from Chicago and spent a few weeks visit- ing Donald and Mrs. McTaggart, They returned via. Niagara Falls, Lance Corp. E, E. Porter and Mrs, Donald McTaggart accompanying them as far as the Falls, visiting with Hamilton and -other friends euronte, A. I. bolds a good position in the Windy pity. Morris Monday's rain was a dandy. Raspberry pickers have been neither few or far between. Council meeting and Drain Court of Revision Monday next at Town Hall, Mrs, Jas. Boyd, Detroit, and Mrs. C. Rate and son, are holidaying at, Mrs. Wm. Michie's. Miss Myrtle and Johnnie taking, of Oaanbrook, are spending the holi- days with their aunt, Mrs. Won. Bird. Win. Bird and son Robert have in- vested in a new Ford touring car, No doubt they will take lots of pleas- ure nub of it. Mrs. F. Bristow, Newark, N. J., and Mrs. Wm, Jackson and Miss Janet Hood, Blyth, are visitors with Mrs. A, T. Cole. The ladies are sisters. Don't miss seeing Morris township lads win the Tug of War at Brussels Re -union next Tuesday afternoon. 10 men are on each side and best 2 in 3 3 polls. Yo Heave I OLD RESIDENT ENTERED INTO REST, —After an extended illness Annabelle Hanna, widow of the late Hugh Han- na, answered the Great Roll Ottll last Friday, passing away aged 77 yeats. The funeral took place from her late home, Se Lot 17, 000. 0, Monday after- noon, interment• being made in Bios. sels cemetery. Rev. Mr. Davison -ten - ducted au appropriate service. Pall- bearers were William .Hanna (Keys, Mau.), Wm. Hanna, 1Vnr. Armstrong, Wm. Aldreson, 0. Alderson and I), Smith. Deceased was born in County Down, Leland, and came to Canada when a girl. After living near King- ston and York 0o, the family 061115 Westward to 3rd line, Morris. 58 years ago the subjeot of this notice was united in marriage to the late Hugh Hanna, who died nearly 15 years in the (thenushy ofarthe in me 0th ann., where by industry and thrift they made for themselves most comfort- able sut't'otnndings. Three daughter's survive (Mrs. Robert Gibsrnn, Sask, ; Mrs. A. Smith, Deloraine, Man, t and Miss Naomi at home), and three ate deceased. A mend daughter, Miss Margaret Mooney, is also a member of the home, Two brothers (Witt, and George Haunts, of Michigan ami Mtn* itoba respectively) and a sister (Mrs, W. Brown, of Michigan), also survive. Mrs. Hanna was ill for 8 months prion' to her demise but had not been rugged since a strolte a paralysis tt year ago. She was a true wife, a loving mother and an excellent neighbor, She pass- ed away to her reward with the as- surance that she would be forever with the Lomb. Deceased was tenderly cared for during her illness. The be- reaved share in the sympathy of the community. J. R. and Mrs, Plumsteel and Venda and Albert Salter, Clinton, were visit- ors with H. J. and Mrs. Manning. The children are spending their holi- day here for a week or so, Corporal Robert Bird arrived home from overseas last week, where he had been doing duty for King George. He crossed on the Maurentania and re- ports a good trip. Welcome home Bob. Misses Readman and brother Peter, have moved from the 7th line to Sea - forth North. where they purchased 10 acres of land and will continue to farm on. a small scale. They have the good wishes of many old friends. REFERENDUM.— A meeting to or- galiize the township of Morris in conn- nection with the Referendum Cam- paign will be held in the Morris Towtl- ship Hall, Thursday, July Slst, at 8 p. in. A cordial invitation is extended t0 both men and women to attend this meeting and help in the coming im- portant campaign, Ethel Live Poultry wanted Monday of each week Phone Hail's Store. STYLISH 5000155 FOR SALM—Parties want- ing to bay a neat, substantial buggy, steel, rub- ber or cushion tire can save looney by call- ing on DAVID McLsn, Ethel. Eph. and Mrs. Oobee are visiting latter's parents, R. and Mss. Laing. Miss Mabel Kincade, Wallace, visit- ed Miss Mary McLelland for a few days. D. J. Falconer, Bank of Hamilton, sprint the holiday visiting relatives in vicinity of Whitechurch. Thos. and Mrs, Pollard, Mrs. Cole, ere and David Milson, Constance, were visitors with J. A, and Mrs. Oole, People of Ethel were shocked to hear of sad death of Mrs. Jno. Oober. We extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved. The Presbyterian pionic was a suc- cess. The usual games were played, foot ('aces, Baseball, Football, Quoit. ing, eta. Mrs. C. Squires, Brantford (nee Mies M. Lamont) is spending a week in town visiling her grand parents, B. and Mrs. Laing, A member from this locality attend- ed the funeral of the late Mrs, John ()ober at Brussels last Friday. De- ceased was a former resident of Ethel. 114x, Ielarity, Wiarton is visiting his daughter, Mee. A. H, McDonald. We understand be intends making his home here. We welcome hind to Ethel, A, and Mee. Oongal, Niagara Falls ; and 0. Crawford and daughter, Loudesboro 1 and. Miss Ed. Stephen - Son and children are vieibors at Jno, Steph.enson's. Mrs, Joe Hemsworth, and Misses Annie and Mattie and Master Bert, Mitchell, are spending a couple of weeks holidaying with the format's mother,. Mrs, W. Spence, Methodist Sunday school picnic will he held in the Rowland Grove, Thurs• day afternoon, A Football match be- tween union and Ethel, Everybody welcome, Come and bring your basket, MAUDE (1, BRYANS, vrho has been taking Poet, Graduate course at McGoitubet Neuroligioal Col. lege. Chicago, 111,, for past two mouths. anuauuces her office will be open i e Monday, Tuesday and d Wcdeeday, July 28, 29 and 80 -- Three days only. After above mentioned dates she will return to Chicago and eontiuue study until latter part of September, Last Sunday evening co. Temper- wive Secretary, A. T. Cooper, gave a painted address in the Methodist church on the live question of Pro- hibition and the people's part in the coming referendum. The pastor as- sisted. A motor load of Brantford folk were visitors with George and Mrs. Addy. They were 0. Overland, wife and fam- ily ; F. Davis, wife and family and John and Mrs. Barron. The visiting ladies are sisters of the hostess. Wednesday evening of next week a public meeting of Grey township electors will be held in the Presby- terial] church here to arrange for the Referendum campaign near at hand. Grey usually gives a good account of itself and big things are counted this Fall. Attend. Saturday evening after coming from the picnic, Wesley, eldest son of Jno. McNeil, eomplainedlof nob feel- ing well and as he didn't seem to get better the doctor was called and pro- nounced it appendicitis. An opera- tion followed on Sunday evening and at time of writing the young lad seems to be progressing favorably. We dope he will soon be O. 10, Henfryn TWo kilns of Tile will be opened at the Hen- fryn yard Saturday and Monday next, 1'.0005IERTr. Miss Elsie Pomeroy, who is teach- ing in Toronto, is visiting Mrs. T. Dougherty. Oranbrook Mrs, W. J. Lawrie and small son, of Loddon, are visiting at the home of the former's ;parents, A. and Mrs, Leitch. Miss Belle McTaggart, Toronto, was a visitor with Mrs, Harry Keys. Mrs. Scott, Preston, was also here. The ladies are relatives, The Misses Switzer are here for a holiday, accompanied by Mrs. Pigeon, of Brigden, their sister, and Mrs. Swit- zer, Listowel, an aunt. People of Oranbrook locality are in- vited to a public meeting in the Pres- byterian church, Ethel, next Wednes- day evening to plan for the coming vote on the Referendum, Do you wish to see the open bar re -introduced ? If not get busy. Moncrieflm Highest prices paid for Fowl and Ducklings, Bring them in Taeedav, July 29th. R. 0, 12AmawiLL, Moncrieff. Brussels Re -union will catch the crowds next week. Willie Mantel], who underwent an operation Inc hernia, is recovering nicely, A. reception was tendered Pte, Wil- frid Smith, who had returned from overseas. He was heartily welcomed home. W. and Mrs, Hodges, Arthur and Mrs. Wiltsie and Philip Roweliffe were visiting at the home of Mrs. Hodge's brother, Clinton. Bluevale A. L. McDonald shipped a car load of cattle from here Saturday. L. W. and Mrs. Ruttan called on friends in Brussels last week, John Bell and daughter, Belgrave, spent Sunday with Wm. Garniss. Grand Trunk have put the Agent back again to meet the evening train. A. B. and Mrs, Jackson spent a few days last week with friends at Allen - ford, Geo. Townsend, Jos. and Mr's. Robb spent Sunday with W. and Mrs. Thorn ton, Miss Olive Masters, Toronto, spenta few clays 11118 week at the home of her brother, Jas, Mrs. John Wasman and daughter, Clinton, called on friends in the vil- lage this week, Whit. Stewart and best friend mot- ored to Bowling Green and spent the week end with relatives there. W. J. Masters has purchased an Overland. He has had 7 Fords and thought he would like a change. H. A. and Mrs. McCall and Wm. and Mrs. King motored to Delhi and spent the week with relatives there. Save Trouble by Not owing It. THE Committee of Old Boys' Re- union, to be held in Brussels. jutly 27, 28 and 29, while ready to cordially welcome tine marry visitors t0 the Celebration make a special request that everybody refralu from throwing Talcum powder, Lampblack or anything else that will en- danger the eyesight, destroy clothing or mar the good feeling expected to exist. Will all interested govern themselves ley this notice and save trouble for them - Selves and their friends, The protest is kindly intended but will be jest es re- solately enforced,