The Brussels Post, 1920-4-22, Page 1VOL. 48 NO, 43
181.50 Per in Advance
BRUSSELS,
ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 19e0
Save gains't the
mina.0. dau"
The thought of being dependent
some day, when illness or old age takes
away one's ability to earn, is rightly
distasteful to the Canadian mind.
The simplest, surest way to offset
this is to open a Savings Account and
add something to it every week. Come
in and we will gladly explain.
-THE
Bank of Nova Scotia
Capital - - - • e 9,700,000
Reserve Fund - 18,000.000
aeaourcea - • - 220,000,000
1', II, GII,ROY
Manager
Brussels Branch
281
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New Advertisements
per solo -Phone 2111.
Car of oats -Alf. Baelcer,
,louse for sale -Mien Forbes.
Car Number lost -Tun P080.
Bonne for nolo-Jones Sharpe.
Barn for sole-Dnvld Davidson,
Typewriter wanted -Toe POST.
Ladles' Fine Shoes -Chapman Bros.
Egg for hatohing-John T. Duncan.
Field Crop -East Huron Aid. Society.
Flax Seed -Huron County Flax Mills,
Notice to Creditors -Jae. Sinclair estate,
Half holidny-Business Mona' Association,
Delivery -Brussels Horticultural Society.
sti• tzt . Zeirs
Goderich
F. J. Megaly, President of Lhe Board
of Trade, is away on a trip to Van-
couver and other Western points.
The many friends of Deputy Sheriff
A, D. Cameron throughout the
County will regret to learn that after
many mouths of illness he is lying at
his house in a very feeble condition.
He has had visits during his illness
from many relatives and old friends
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ream different parts, and the univers-
al wish le that hie health may change
for I.he better 1vieh the bright Spring
weather.
Henfryn
Thos, Doughei tee has sold a house
and lot to Henry Verhanahan,
The elenfryn brickyard will be
operated this coming Sumner.
The 80 acre farts of Ralph Thomson
has been surd to Ceryl Varhaye, one
of our Belgian residents, A young
son arrived last Friday and will soon
be ready to lead a band at farming.
Belgrave
A Scotch -Irish program contest
will be put on under the auspices of
the C. 0. P., of which Doc, Kirby and
Jno. Stewart are Oaptains, on Friday,
May 14th. IL promises to be a dandy.
Edwin S. \Vightmae, writing from
Broderick, Sask., on April 1211, says
-We have had a long \Vinter here
and nothing doing on the land yet.
Itis a cold baekwatd season. \Ve
811111 are full of hope that everything
will come out all right and hope for a
big 0'0p in 1920.
Rev. Sidney Davison hue received
an invitation to become pastor of
Hill street Methodist church, London,
Coe the coming Conference term. The
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Leser HE outlook is that Eggs (110
going to be the highest this
coming Winter ever known
ill this cnnutry. so be ]reputed,
Daring May, June and July the
will have 15,000 ettoug, sturdy
o Chicks.
Did you ever fignro how much
your day-old Chicks cost you 1'y
la hens spoiling the eggs by leaving
® the nese. aiid-hreakilig them ?
To avoid disappointment ceder
yours now. Out prices this year
9 aro $22 per hundred,
Walter
Phone 3 011 38x 13RUSSb:.r,s
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It Is always well to have a Savings
Account upon which interest is regularly
paid and from which you are free to draw
at any time should you have a good oppor-
tunity to buy stock or feed. A Savings
Account is Ready Money. 78A
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - $15,000,000
WALITON BRANCH, J'. M. McMillan, Manager,
salary is $1400. The rev, gentleman
loan accepted subject to the Stationing
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Oourrnittee, Splendid work has been
dole by Rev. and Mrs, Davison on
Belgrave circuit and the people will be
sorry to see them remove in the
course of a few months.
Orartbroote
There was a big crowd at the Sin-
clair Auction Sale last week.
Mrs, Fred, Jawlike has been visitiug
at 1.119 parental home at Belgrave,
There was a gond crowd at the en-
tertainment In Long's Hall Monday
evening when the "Village 00otorie
opened practice. The talent made a
good job of it and will present it at
several other pointe,
Thursday 1.I' this week Fred. and
Mrs, Jeschke left for Detroit where
they purpose making their home if
they find what suits them. They
have relatives in the city and the
former soinurned there some years
ago.
We are sorry to elate MI'n. ,Ino. For-
rest is not enjoying her usual good
health but her many old friends hope
she will soon be fully reshot ed. Mr.
Forrest is hardly up to concert pitch
either and will have to ease up on
hard work for a while. He has been a
steady goer but we trust hie old vigor
will be regained in the near lueere.
Ethel
3, H. McLelland has been visiting at
Paisley and other pointe,
EcL Rowland has lead the way in
early seeding having sowed several
acres of oats. Season has been back-
ward,
The Missionary address given by
M re. (Rev.) OKell recently was well
worth hearing and dealt with the
foreign in oblem.
This week the Pollard family re-
moved to Stratford to their new home
oitrrying with theta the good wishes
of the community, They took an ac-
tive intel.est in many different lines
and will no doubt busy themselver in
the wider sphere in the city. Their
home here is still in the market, Mr.
Pollard and family will reside at 281
Front street, having purchased the
horde there.
So0IAL Timm -Thursday evening,
April 8th, the "Friendly Girls," of
Ethel Methodist Sabbath school, visit-
ed the home of G. W. and Mrs. Pol-
lard and presented ileise Verde with a
half dozen old Colony dessert spoons.
Address was read by Mies brie Pear -
eon and presentation made by Miss
Bernice Oole as fellows
DEAR VERDA.-We, fthe members
of your Sunday School class, have
taken this opportunity to express our
good wishes for your futut'e welfare
and to voice our regret upon your re-
moval from our village. We will miss
you in our Sunday School class, of
which you have been a faithful mem-
ber, We wish to convey to you, in
some slight measure, our appreciation
of your work while among us and as a
(nark of our esteem and respect we
ask yon to accept these dessert spoons
aro a remembrance' from the girls
in your class. We wish you every
happiness in your new home and hope
you will end time to come back Co see
ns occasionally, You may rest nestle -
ed on will not be foe otten bythe
YB
girls with whom
l ❑ have been
associ-
ated, so many years in Sunday School.
Signed by the mamba's of your S. S.
Class.
Miss Pollard, although. taken com-
pletely by surprise, in 1'L few tont well
chosen woods thanked the girls for
Fibre flat Seed
\Ve can ,till supply 11ti11 owners
and farmers with choice Fibre Seed
rigout our
at reasonable prices t
stocks of direct imported Dutch -
Irish and our Dutch -Canadian On-
tario grown. About 500 bushels
of each still on baud. Also a quan-
tity of choice meal seed.
Delivery can he made at Seaforth,
I31ylh, Bonesels 00'Peron to. Wire
or mite ns at either place,
Huron County FlaX Mills, Ltd.
!lead Ofce:
95 King 8t, East, Toronto
Ament
PIanin9 Mill
We are prepared to attend to
1131 melees f it. Planing anti Will
be able to supply Loather,
Sash, Doors, Sec.!
AMBFT BROS.
BRUSSELS
TILE
Place your ar(lere early for Tile.
Chopping MUI
Will be closed down for a couple
of weeks while new engine ie being
installed.
F. Ai Harrison
Phone 4728 MONORIIIIFF
Car of Oats
Expected to arrive on
Friday of this week,
Special price off car
$1.17.
Alf. Baeker
Phone 5 Brussell
their gift nod hoped they would all
come mod see her in their new home
at Stratford. Evening was spent in
games, music and social chat, The
hostess then served lunch and the
girls left wishing Verde and the Pol•
lard family every success.
Fordwich
While setting up machinery Find-
lay Lynn had the misfortune to get
one of hie fingers badly jammed,
D. M. Kennedy had '7 fine bens stol-
en from his lien house and on the
ease night a quantity of barley was
taken from Geo, Hargrave's stable,
A few night, previous Mrs, Dave 'Wil-
son lost 25 hens in the same way,
Wroxeter
Hugh McLean has gone to Toronto
where he will be employed.
Mrs. oleo. Gibson, who was serious-
ly i11 last week, ie now improving.
Perry Pattersou, Pembroke, ,pent
the week end with his brothers here,
Anderson Black leaves fur Listowel
this week where he hue taken a posi-
tion.
Mrs, Nokes and daughter, Mrs.
Chapman, left on Monday for their
home in Winnipeg.
Mr. Hardy, London, spent Saturday
in the village explaining the Income
Tax and filling in of papers,
Morrie
Mrs, S. Walker, 0th 11110, is hotne
from an extended stay at Sarnia,
Parkhill and other pointe.
A score of Morris farmers should
enter the Standing Field Crop compe-
tition, under auspices of Bruesels
Agricultural Society. Oats will be
the crop. See advt,
Mrs. Jno. G. Smith has leased her
100 acre farm, 4th line, to Donald Mc-
Kinnon, of the 8th Con„ of Grey
township, who recently sold his farm.
Joe Smith is taking up the tonsorial
art in J. I3, Hewitt's shop, Brussels.
A dandy span of 5 year old Percher -
on horses was purchased at Clinton
Spring Fah' by Alex, MCLauchlin,
least gravel road, at a fancy price.
Sandy pins his faith al the Percher -
O(19. The team are grays and well
matched.
Next Sabbath anniversary sermons
will be preached at Sunshine Metho-
dist church by Rev. Me. elitison, Au-
burn, at 2 and 7 p. nn and Inetic will
be provided by Brussels Male Qua'
tette. Monday evening a Lecture will
•dr. IbyRev.1 hilleou on
be delivered
"Experiences rt, SileIIiL
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where he
spent eome months with the Canadian
troops. Silver collection.
PRESENTATION, -Las'. Friday even-
ing about 50 guests assembled at the
hum of Martin I t . • arnets Srd
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n' evening line. The event the (.v1' i g t Vias
the presentatioto of a 1 poking
chair to
Jae, and Mrs. Kearney and Florence,
who had removed from our midst over
a year ago. But as sorrow had mine
•1:e -tl o friends
home of hire Ke
n1) 1
to y
did not feel like an occasion of that
kind at that time they put it (beide for
the time being, hence the gatlretiug
on Friday'enening, w11i011 was greatly
enjoyed, The following kindly word-
ed ed address was read by Garry Ws
and Percy Sellers made the presenta-
tion :-3. 13. and Mrs. Kearney,-
DEAI1 FRIENDS. -As neighbors and
Friends, we have met together t11i9
evening to express to you our friend.
ship and good wiehes. As a slight
token of our regard for you, we ask
you to accept this rocker, not for any
value attached, hut rather to remind
you when you use it in the future of
the esteem and goodwill of this com-
munity. Hoping; you will have many
pleasant hours of Imam e 111 it, Signed
on behalf of this community.
111A11TIN GARNISH,
GARRY WILSON,
ENJOYABLE Ii1VENING.-A Company
of 75 or more invaded the imine of
181'8, Jno, G. Smith, 41.1) lice last Fri-
day evening, took possession and
Il lei,. 11111ea
sot a rent time s , 6
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and social carat. On,i
lunch to 11
dancing,
of the interesting nnmbel a of the pro-
gram was the presentation of an oak
rocking chair to the hostess and a fine
Club bag 1'o her ser Toe anew Ernie
Cardiff had read the following ltd.
dress :-
Mets. 3. G. Swan AND Join -We, a
number of your friends and neighbors,
having teamed that you are about to
remove from our neighborhood have
assembled this evening to spend a
social hone before you finally leave
110, 13y your pleasing Manner, cheer
ful and obliging disposition you have
won our ceteem and goodwill mod we
regret your 1em0val. \Ve ask Mrs.
Smith to accept this rocking chair and
Joe this olah bag ea small remmn-
branoes. May they often remind you
of the many friends in this columi,u-
ity, Wishing you Peace and pros.
parity wherever yen may reside,
Signed in behalf of the neighborhood,
ALBERT OAItD1F10,
301)4 MCFARLANE,
RDSSEI, OVRRIE.
Presentation was made in behalf of
the donors by Russel Carrie, 31110 Mc-
Farlane and Albert CPrdiff, An ap-
propriate reply was made for the re-
cquente by Robl:. McKay, The corn.
Otter left fol' their toe tele lee 1101
n .•r •1
thanking, 118 . 1111th L l 1 .111.1
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hospitality, elle Smith will •1.„011
some lane twin rt1111(1''•e,
ieenitoti
1 belch lighting 1 >'1' to is1 int, 1)U•
Walled by the going. 1 a n0) y ibunl-
lone the hush eee tee, .f 11„ vie
Inge.David R'dlertemo '.l1) noel a. stallion
pun hers,- 1 I'rnnl it 1. lhyl(,(',
tutven hip, and n bro01, mar's t1, (tui
Appelle, Seek., along with Kett ler"
elleely,
Ca ,
Everson .inuel1, Of D111, -Intel
1nw11811in, w11.9 vi'+iti1';,j 1 el3Llil',•:, '1,l
this locality.
David Ihvidson an 1 1'a,nily have
moved to their 118ty farm, 12th lion,
We wish them [front,' ity.
Send in your pane r,.r tlhe Olt Crop
Competition. Grey 111.1uship emielly
are well up in the whining,
The Bold reir11 W. H. Seiniock, 1110)
Con. hoe been sold to ;1ag1.1; lieu vn,
of the wane line, 001111 811.111111 11.110110 it
toll right.
Next Sunday evening Mtg. 111ev 1
OICell will give en adds ass to the W.
M. S. of LTldnn 011111 Oh .,t 7 30 toe:leek,
her theme being e:`tliengel•s within.
our gates."
The 100 acre farm of the late homes
Sinclair, 14th 0. 11., wee meld Id, the
Auction Side, Wednesday alto) noon
of last week, for the mon of 8110511.
Robert Gordon was the buyer and will
get immediate pn8sessi,.l1 lira. Sin-
clair will go to Detroit, it is said, nod
make her home with rehttives. Ad-
ulinistrator of the estate is R. L, 'Let -
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FINE I1011AE.-The. choicely bred
Percherou sLallien-Jumpp D -low leen
putullased by R, L. Teyfoe, 14th Con„
from D. A. Getaway), Pat and
will take a rollte this season. 'Phi+
type of horse is in great favor to,lrty
and command' good prices. Mr. Tay-
lor's enterprise is to be Commrncli1l in
bringing John D. to the tennulnnity.
He sold Iris (11011 h(ree of Insts year,
animal being shipped to the Woo, this
Spring.
Bill T.Tetee-A ,jolly crowd assembl-
ed at the home of Mrs. J uo. M, Kin-
non, 8th Con., Wednesday eveuii' of
last week and spent a most enjoyable
time. Following address was read by
Russell Currie and in behalf of the
community hors. Mcliimlon sulfa pre.
rented with a ricking (Amite by A.
Bishop ; Miss Sara received a set of
silver spools, a bergy spoon and
cheese knife frotn the )lands of lips.
Milton Lowe, and Doo. got a shaving
set and pair of gold ante (inks, Jack
Riley handling oyer the goods ;--
DEAR F1t1ENDe,-This evening it is
out good pleasure to be melee your
hospitable roof for the 'impose of en-
joying a social hour -nut the fleet time
for Many of us -but as von are sltol t-
ly to remove from this immediate
locality, where you have resided for
8o many years, 001' derided to pay one
more visit to the old house before you
1'.1 v' o
left. Well indeed have you played
your p1u t as neighbor and 1'tieild Fuld
if yon hold a high place in our esteem
which you du, we 11(8 really n. l loving[ re-
sponsible as we could 110, hell
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n. W wish 11 1 all the good things
you. 1' v y a g g
that should come to those who, do
their fluty and believe yon will nevt'r
want for friends wheeeve1' your hemp
may be. Asa little memento of our
kind1 regau'd n'1. rook hies. MI Kinnon
to aeaept this rocking. chair, with the
wish that she m,y bespared t,
enjoy
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it For man (t year ; to hl ism Sara we
present. this set of silver 5500110., berry
1'e e' hey
spoon and the .t Lnife and ho t r
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p i
will stir many n cup of two in het
home, serve r414;1, to lel A 1 hu,h5.)1d
andolice pound after pound of cheese.
We heed Donald a t0) ,oiug °mill so
he may keen his whiskel'a t1iuno0d
and a set of cull' unite for his hest.
shirt when he gene 1L•rvurtin;. As
there are moue tun many of the Peal
sons a11(1 dtt righters of old Erin w(1
hope your lives may be long spared Irl
beighlen and bless the locality in
which you may reside .1f you ever
need a friend, "Whistle and we'll
comb to you." We are your old
Mende and neighbors,
Short, appreciative replies were
made by the 0,1011.1,(19 after 1.0hieh a
program 0f n 11510, song, social chat,
daring and lunch followed. It is 32
years since Mrs. 1181rKinn n and
late partner moved to the (,,lin,
Their farm lute been 00111 and the
family will uldve to the fat 10 of Mrs.
John G. Smith, 1th lin: Morris town-
ship in the bear runt tee We. wish all.
concerned prosperity.
Charge
of Witchcraft
DIA (3ettleda, 10'1'or1)1toGloht1 pub-
lished the following of local int••r 0t,
-G. Gamow (Goderieh1 roc pri.nnrt;
P 0.,l'nr the mown. Ap-
pealBeylY, X. t
peal by pr'0eouee on a 0,181. 81111,:1 by
tine Connlry Judge 01' 3-lulon, Peisoll-
el' Margaret Pollock wvs couvietrtl nt
County J'udge's Criminal Couu t 1111
25111 Ante, 1919, I'oe Chao tilts did at the
t0wtlshi11 of Morris, in the 00111th of
Huron, in or about the mouth of De-
cember, 1018, llnhLlvfull1) pretend from
her skill and kn n(lydg' in an "molt
and crafty 5010110e to discover where
and in what Ina111100 eel thin golds and
chattels, to wit, nertai11 grain and oats
supposed to have been molten from one
John Leonhardt could be found. Ap-
peal cu good. 3vehement reserved.
Lacking old-time 1nett'l10I ll, to
prove that beyond v1•,u18(.0111ro the
woman 001(55)111)13' of the offence 111.1)1
which she had been ,:onviet*d, the
learned Judges of elle itppollate Comet
were somewhat perplexed (0,i(h1y
when they were called of to decile
whether Mies Maggie Pollock, the
Huron County 000121011 who Was con -
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The eiir-t 1 i!>nl.ioi, . 1 `11)3) 0),(; stink ,
expel set to be made at the Public
Li beery Boat d Roe In TIi (7R'3 -
U 1Y Or NEXT \VEE14, Giem,
1Neele \VIII ail ititerrelyd bo an
band 111 1(,1111)11 lheit' order and face
nit ate 11)0 (l)'Il 0101'y. Don't expect;
reeette if etoek le allowed to dry
tett,
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':,ecretary.
si,'ttl of wimh,nnft by Judge leek -
eon at (lnd11)irll, load been guilty of
any violation of the el atones of the
PrOvi nee.
Willing the possession of any of the
inatrnrnents need when laws against
the practise of witchcraft first appear-
ed on the entente book, Lite Judges
wet, i'eaeed to 1.es0tve ilidgm0ut,
:"1)o 1011).' 1)9 it Nine, neettlt rases 11•-
rupi01 the attention at the marts of
any ]art of the world that c0uneel
and Bench alike had In delve back to
generations for precedents. Sir Wm.
Met t.11111, for lark of any other proof,
loud to take the word of Mae Pollock's
(oneti el that she bad not been coon -
mouthed hog with the devil.
Mise Pollnek was (Merged, her coral.
eel, 0. [(arrow, explained, with why
or knowledge in any occult or.
Crafty science pretending to tell where
any goods lost c,r stolen might be
found."
tiho had told a farmer, whom elle
had neves s"1110 before, that oats from
1118 barn were stole)! by a man assisted
by a boy, who had loaded them Ln a
buggy drawn by a bay mare with a
long neck, and driven Westward.
This the farmer afterwards proved to
he tone, and for the information had
paid Alias Pollock 50 cente, to the Antis -
faction of all patties concerned. 111'.
Genoa, asked if it would be an offence
if the articles stolen had been located
thrnl1gh necltl0 scheme, but Sir Wm.
Meredith and hie associates were loath
to asemne 91. impnseihle a thing, '1'110
Legislature asenme(1 suelt a science
impossible, they said.
L. I31Lyly, Ii, C. admitted that he
did not know what "occult or crafty
science" meant, but declared that he
knew rite intention of the statute,
which was, he said, to prevent "this
snit of thing."
Pending the decision of the Appel-
late C„0re as to the correctness of
Judge Dieksnn'e ending, sentence was
postponed, One year's imprisonment
is the maximize) penalty for such an
Mem Vie.
Brussels Public School Report
ROOM III
Slt. 1V --Exam. in hygiene, tieog„
Aril le and GI a11. :
h[ \Vilenn ....... 87 0 Cardin' ...AO
Ii Ferguson .....RI 13'Phuoll ,..,,....
111))
(: Best . 71 C,'I'h nep....,.......59
ht. I\`-1'lxaIn. in hygiene, Gerog.,
e( d. Writ, :
Atitli. t R
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el Petgnson ..,. RR 14 McVettir...,.50
S Ballantyne. ,.72 0 Lott ..... '38
N McDowell .•• 11)7 D Tholupson .,.58
0 'Whitfield e0 A Thompson -.55
L Ql(1w1 L I3 Smith ..... ..... 1
3
E Pullatd (11 0 Anderson 40
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+ .... ... J IsOn ater
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Little .. u h
Lie, Su. C[I-1�)xnnl, In (, t„ (•len g., Hy-
giene, Writ. :
1I rtg uson. 81
L dose ..... et
C Oliver ..... 711
Strachan, 711
(4 Stafford 7.1)
1%.1 Sperling. tib
E 0111411 lel ,(1
Walker ... .5R
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11 t'awsotl ....511
J Mcente en..,5e
F Oliver 55
It Pollard rig
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Champion . ere)
A. Ciro ora,
R0(131 11
Honors 75°;, ; Pass 00°;.. These mark-
ed (') 'oilseed one or move ,Sams.
3v:stunt III -Exam. in Coin)I„
Spell., Liter., hist„ Arith„ Head. and
(1 eog.
M Smith rtO ht McVettie....,.il
.1 Stewart, 0.1 P Baekee 71
Cd Sttetton ,....,75 le Dennison 03
1, llaiet ..... ,.,,.71 0)I '.l'hnmpsonS0
*L Ohanlpion ,.73 •ll liaol:neea62
\V Galhraith.,..71
Alston Ii --]exam. in \Veit„ ]spell„
Comp„ Arit11„ React, Liter, :
ll Lott 78 D \Varwi,k 110
\V ?1celillan....70 I) Kyle 110
-\ Grewar....... 713 el Ritchie..... ,85
A Logan ........ 75 11 Chalnpion(12
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Seal, 74 0 Thuell .........59
1) 811)1118,.„
. 73 A D'L0 rlson.,..5`L
M Logan..
w7`2 b: led wtrds.......51
J McKay ..... 70 *G Spading Irl
"1:1 Kerr all 13 'ihibldeen,....42
Jrvtrnt. 11 -Exam. salve as Sr, II ;
M Strachan 81 K Thoma 58
A 'phompson.,..7(3 *Il) Wilson
1'1 Somerville...75 0 Pantie. ..... 53
S Brow+l ........72 *[3 Kellington.,51
*L Rutledge 50 *V Wilson 41.
+G t ollick . 58 F Semis ........,.,40
14ATnlLloo WILTON.
PRIMARY 13,001' -
STII (al --Exam. in Arit11., Spell„
Read,, Dep. and Daily Work :
R. llnllanct..,.,.,•,02 L Thuoll ... ..,...81
II Kyle...,,. 110 G Bargees 112
5TTt (b) --
1i Thomas .,...., 02 IC '('1111011 ,70
11 Meeker 31 D McVettie 139
13 Gilroy .......,, 70 I., Harkness ..,,00
frit -Exam in same .
D Rutledge ......80 V Fox 72
W 011ampinn ..70 F Edwards .70
11 Wliittnl'd L. ...75 el 'l'hompsnn08
Sun -Excellent --1)1 Downing, L
Walker, M Ennis, 3 Hamilton, R Fate,
row, II WhiLtard, 0 Walken, Good -'-
S Burchill, 0 Weinstein, 14 Lott,
CO1lin nation shoot 1(,•1.1.11. I1'XL
week.
Business Mans' association
3 hell 01.`1.0101.,e1 u14+0.104 of Brum.
8,4- 1in.,iu( 11. 1•' 1s,t.mation was
Iiel,l in the lie i ( hlo'%u of the Lib -
lar t' Luileiill d 111):av 0000111g, ti ,.r
mei e husine., nest hei13 present.
After the miners, 'f b,.0 meeting
0.1'11' 1,a01 tool Adopt .•11, \V. 11. 1(el'0
0001111,-/110(1 011 12:4 ( ear's 1.0010, and
weic,nn,d t0), business then who had
come into t0)(' 'ilcl, since last annual
meeting 1/1 01 outlino,l the business of
the (w•'1iug. 111' thanked the associa-
tion roc the Immo, done him and asked
to lin :,0 P((,.1 1.i;at otllre pa89013.
r(ultl
Au10115 subject., (t. .t °;etl was Hy-
dw t Hae; a Pllun sarin, fug what had
been dove) ml re,^t wal,•r• of oiling,
half holiday, 100.181 indnstr'iee, day Of
8110018, 3111,
A rere01111iolt 00as loused approving
of 111 being need instead of water in
the business portion and Mr:Wautiug
the Seeret,uy to pass opinion on In
001111141.
Committee, eonsasling 01' M. Black,
A. C. Barker and It. he lDowning was
appui1tetl to irllerview James Mendel -
son as to Lhe nee or the watering cart.
Oto month, ie wile 'heeded in adopt,
tbe'i'h!nslity half holi.L(y again this
season, r(.ltoleneing nn :day 11th and
extending it I n 11010ber 1.81, business
places to rime,. al 12 noon each 'Thome-
day.
Election of oleiee1s remitted as fol-
lows :-President, Il, C. Ross ; Vice
Presidrr,t, A. (T. LiuukorSemwlary,
l'`, If. (;deny : Teo:ismer, O. H. Smits.
('nmtuitl.'e, fleece l•Innl, Cleo. W.
Weller and It. P. Downing, Other
Cnlnrnittoes may ho Nir01011 later.
'Phone pec au plait their member
ship fee of Lor ('u-0) and Messrs, (1i1•
my aid Fox scum deputized to call 00
the ether business people who intend
joining, Everybody interested is in-
vited to become ul,•lnbel's and work
for the interests 0f Brussels,
A couple of acronite were ordered
to be paid.
The new 0felrers were asked to con-
sider Lhe question of a Day of Sports
and same other matters and be ready
to retina Monday evening, May 10th,
at the next meeting; of the Assoria-
tion.
James Livingston Passes Away
One of Canada's pink,,, flax grow -
ere and linseed nil nlanufrtetarers,
James I.iving,ten, ex -M, P„ died at
his hntue in Belden, Ont„ \Vorinesday
or last week, after an i11110:0 of a few
clays' sofleling, from heart trouble.
HO 001101 110011 in Feet I(iUnide, Lanark-
shire, Sealant'', NOVelnhel' 27, 1838,
and wee in his 82nd yea'. He receiv-
ed 11P nrish education, and after
nrlin
s a a at his father's
e 1 T
trade of wsome 1)oeaving he came 10 Canada,
and a11100 it ;vette spent (n Mot'uington,
Perth County, Ile entered the employ
of 0)I, 13, it: 3. S. Perrino, Ooneetogo,
e
a e
envet ;eeal;emsel ll as
where hr was v1' 1
engaged.
foreman in their flax establishment.
t 1th his elder
Iu 1805, in rulrpany v o
brother, John, he rnnlmeneed flax
growing in \Velhosley, morn whielh
their hnsin. s exf.0uded until 1110y
were ,'ultivallug dont 3,0011 to 3,511))
acres of flax. alnn(Lily 1)u (hiferenl
parts or the enmity, Poe many yeses
they carried on flaxseed and oil rna11I1
ramming at 11x,1. 11, or which village
they ow•nul l0):• groat part, Ilia
Melillo, .huhu, died nhout Zai playa
ago, noel 111318 0 then sate,, l.ivingelol
had born ,',o, ry Mi.; on the Vlurinne en-
terprises which 1141(1 been sl art ed wit 11
the assist:lose of his nous,
In 9,1,111i0n to beim; Preeident. or
11w114,41.44414.44,1 hl ,8',' 01)1 Oolnpalty.
1101. Livin; i n /tae interested in 111e
Yale Flax ('o, 0111' of the 101151'st '002-
10100)11 01)' its hind 1)n .tliehigan, lis
00x5 nm+ nl' the pinn1ms of Lh0 lynx in-
dustries in Canuela, 1.11,1 the plant. at
Baden is known front one end of the
r nth'
� 'n o t Ir.
Dotninion tt
Although '1 hooey elan indus41.1ally,
Mr. Livingston tank e. keen 1iltereel;
in the public aii'•ure 11' the to00n81115
of Wilmot, and of the 0011nty of
Waterloo. ire was Reeve for conte
ysals, dn'1ng which 0)0 00as Il member
of rho (`nlmty ('inn( 1. In .')1)111 0f
sfleeted ao O
1878 he n. t Lh0 Ontario
a N
Legislature
l 4 1
0 ns
It South Waterloo
t110 C1111111118.10 Of 1110 Liberal party,
which he held until 18SO, when e re-
signed
signed to hl, .one a ean,lidate for the
Dominion House. He opposed Lhe
late R0119,1 or k. Mernor, 0011010 he de-
feated, and held the seat nail 1000.
when lu, 101 iu'd.
Besides 1119 industrial and political
activities, Mr, Livingston was inter-
ested in various financial institutions,
being Killeen! or for sall7 years of the
Waterloo Mnmat Fire 10011relceCom-
pany, President of the Yale State
Bank, and director of (iventh01)8 in
the State of hliehlgan, lie was also
President of the A. 1-1. dare Co„
whoickh. lute Ilax_01ineing mille in New
Int is Am \deed by 2 sons and 8
danght•te-John P., )laden : II. P.,
Pornoto : Mee. James Me0oll, Yrale1,
Mich, 1 Mrs, Aulay Morrison, Wan.'
(louver, 113, (1„ and Mies ,Aline, Colora•
do Springe, hire. 7-ivingotaltl died 16
g8aage
Livirsugetot liens, earr'ied of a large
flax b19i111089 at Iltussele roc years and
atilt own the mite where their mill
stood before being destroyed by fire.
Sohn Livillgstorl, Listowel, 11118 better
known here thea his brother.