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VOL, 48 NO. 45
I5O Per Annum in Advance
BRUSSELS;
ONTARIO.
THURSDAY, JA Y 6, T920 W. H. KERR, Proprietor
Katt° Laidlaw 80 ; George Kirkby
Don't forget the Clearing Auction
Sale of W. I.r, Schnook, for Thin eday
afternoon of next His Lot is
South t 24, Com is. List may be
read in this isolate ale Schnock mid
family ptwpose removing to Flint,'
Mich,. having mild Ids farm here,
Bin Sucextste-The Sex Social held
at Union Church under the auspices
of the Eftwoebb League last. Priclity
evening WAS a gime; one. II, L. Stew-
art EMS Chairman itud handled the
program 0, k. Musical and literary
numbers were well rendered by local
talent. Mrs, (Rev,) OKell also coil.
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Tenders far
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laeadiean 77, Jr. Iff-Mery Kelly 71;
Lew Kirkby 06, Jr.1II-Allan Pease
67, hit Class-Waltee Pease, Frank
'Kirkby, Sr, Pelmet -Mabel 13esvley,
Walter Shammed, Jr. Printer-
Hervey Rryans, Clifford Pease,
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' Friend.touring
We hlarge resources andOranbrook
the. vast ex • perience of 87 years
to draw upon to serve you; but
we have something even more
important -we have the earnest
desire to do so.
We cash your produce and personal cheques,
collect your drafts -all by mail if required -end
gladly give you impartial advice on any financial
or business matter.
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-.e- Ernest Bray has invested in a new
ear.
Mts. Jno. Iromese is making (twee-
able progress since her operaLion,
_.ave Knox church W. M. S.
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tvill send a delegetion to Kineardine
- to the Oonven Bolt on May 180,
A few tamers have eee„ busy seed.
- in g, vvidle others have been waiting
_ f.ld Sl g soeeto re -or-
- School in Knox
= ganize the Suntlay
church, whioh.
peat Winterhas been closed dung
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James Bird and Ales, Thoxnas jack-
- lin and their nephew,
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r... motored to London on Saterday to
attend the funeral of theit °omen Mrs,
- Ed, Perrin on Sunday,
tiebuted t wn readings. 1.10EsS SOK RS
high as $2.60 and the financial
proceeds were over $60 00. Mini-
ary cause will he benefitted by the
STEWART BROS.,
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Alex. P erm
success of the social.
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Phone 2515
Ethel
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ea, nof aSuionutx, And , RIoevw. a,Aann-
uncle, Deceased wase Orilliant
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Council met here last Monday,
3. H. 111cLelland has been wovking
in Listowel,
Football extivity is being manifeet-
ed. Tile competitions win won be an.
nounced. Ethel will have a sliming
team,
The einaliteon Concert in the Town-
stud.
it a hard workin WEI eumerefel
eal stor, whose death gem off a promis-
p
ing (Mime.
p Next Sabbath evenizte Rev. Robert
tnu.aon, B. A., ouigmi",, win went, at
the Methodist, eburch. A woinenta
obeli, will lead the melee, stmday
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beP6 l'i't,l'e''''.
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theto Milton. Appropriate wards
or appreciation were spoken by Rev.
Ma Moyer at the Methodist Chnvell
I.E1,StItIdIty morning, of the active in.
tomtit and wit' k in the elearch by Mr,
and Mrs. Stewart and family.
ship Hall, Saturday evening of next
week should draw a good crowd.
Dai .
.se , 9II ROVoses.-David Seeders,
7h° been so ill from blood
Brussels Council
I Bank of Nova Scotia
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- Polid.up Capital - .. 8 8000000
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Reserve Stind - - - 18,600,000
Manager
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Walton
Rev, Mr, Lundy and Rev, Mr.
Boyle, Belgrave, exchanged pulpits
lasb Sunday,
- The Walton School Fair promoters
are right on the job and will have
- their Pvize list ready in the near
= future.
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At Maitland Presbyteteal, W. M, 8,,
to meet in Kincai dine on May nth
Mts.
Mrs. (Rev.) Lundy, of Walton, will
eanduct a Mission Band Conference at
the forenoon session. She is an ex-
pert at this work.
The well known draft et,amon
.ioumberland Gem," owned by J. J.
MeGavin, Leadbuty, has been sold to
W. A. Medlitirst, who will keep hims
'at the farm of Thomas Miller, dth
He's a fine impersonator of Scot.
Hell eon and story, See advt. on
page 1.
5, and Mee, Howlett have rented
e,
the Edward lyieteheP "nee and vf"'
continue as residents of Ethel, Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher will live in Sea-
forth. They have resided here for the
past 20 or 25 years and carry the good
wishes of the COIREIIIIIily WW1 therm
Mrs. R. H. Neale, of Edmonton, At-
bel' . .
ta, who was here on a visit witn
relatives and old felende, has veturued
Wtoittshite tiuVeisest,KlisearVnigA.101a1..ettoWieleekv. 111h:.
riage, We hope it won't be long he-
fore she returns for annther holiday.
DEATE or Mos. E. Anefeatmexce-
Last week's St. Itlary's Journal velem
to the death of Mrs. Atinstrong, rola.
Give ±0 0. and Mrs, Rayeard, Ethel, as
follows :-Particularly sad was 111a
death on Friday of Mre, Harry Ann.
strong at Science Hill Mts. Arm.
strong was taken 111 with influenza in
February followed by pneumonia,
Her condition was settees for some
time, but for the past 3 weeks she had
been making favorable progress and
every hope was held by the family for
her recovery, and 8418 11,16 even hoped
to be out of bed in couple of weeks,
but hee illness was more than she
could stand and she passed away on
Friday, Mrs. Armstrong, whose
maiden name was Liles Cameron, was
a daughter of the late Ewen Cameron,
of Anderson, where she was born 51
years ago, For a number of years she
taught school at Andemon, and also
at Essex. 31 years ag ) she married
Harry J. Armstrong, of Science Hill,
where they have since 108)1.186 on the
Armstrong homestead. She was a
life-long member of the Methodist
church and an active worker in the
League, taking special interest in the
literary work and was en able speak.
er. Besides her husband, 6 sons end
3 daughters minutia to 11 1011111 the lose
of a loving mother 1 -Thomas, el
Lanigan, Sask. ; Cameron, Toronto
University ; John, Ka,nsack, Sask..•,
Mary, teacher in Ribbon Township,
and Marjory, Isabella, Paul, Jame*
and Brock, at home. 4 sisters also
survive, /tamely :-Marjory, urse in
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Louisville, Ky. ; Belle, of Verdan,
Man. ; Mrs, A, E. Pearin (Alice) of
Verdan, Mate ; and MI,A. W. T. efos-
sip (Enamit,) London. The funeral ser-
voe was conducted cn Sunday by
Rev. A. McKibben, at Mon Chumh
where a large number of friende genii-
eted to pay their last respects to one
so highly respected in the community,
Interment svae made in St. Marys
DEATH OP REV. D. H. Toamen.-
W. W. Trimble, of Ambersebuig, re.
calved it 015581130 Mondey Impelling of
last week, conveyiug the sad news of
the death of his brother, Rev. Delmer
11. Tvimble,. which occurred at Los
Angeles, California, Setaitty MOrtang.
Letters received from his father, lVna,
Trimble, of Antherstburg,
.11118 poison-
mg in lus tight, leg is oonind ;table
improved. He injer'eci his knee by it,
Han and it was feared at one Bugs that
amputation might be neceesety, Vito
bone he will 50011 he°. k,
FRACTURED Amt. -While at work
sawing wood 1" "'ye' °I11 at Rtbel
station a stiek tlew back from I he iitw
. . t . - _ .._ _ _James
atm St1 uce tsen., son of W EL WW1 tl-
beck, and fractured bis left arm, ust
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above the typist, He tie atteiming
the saw. ft was fortunate it NOS no
istvbell:tne 1b"clibwo8u1,1131oisPekV40e1 ItiVai151 80701a3 1,be
Aurotess ,txn PRESENTATION. --0E
Friday evening', April 30th, a mon-
be", -11 15181ase 1,_tnd neighbors ,ittet itli
oatitliealpITneseeiol tue,idinouttw, aatil.ccit III T.t.utristritititeiti.,
her, who are leaving for Seaforth,
with a muse. Following address was
read by Bernice Cole and Alte. Dil-
w°2.th Presented the Wee '-
DIgAll. AIM -,1.,ND MRS. PLR:MIRE -
On this, the eve of yonr removal from oat
this community, to the place you in-
tend to make your !inure home, a
number of your old friends and as-
sedates have taken the opportunity of
gathering together to bid you farewell
and to express their sincere good Meth.
es for yotee future prosperity and hap-
piness. You have been for so long a
them:respeeted eta hn
oored residents
of this locality and have always taken
each an active and interested part in
all its social activities and your pre-
settee at all times has added so much
to the pleasure and enj iyment of 80
malty of our social and restive garher-
ings in the past, you will be utilised
very much from among us Mien we
ineet in future on such occasions,
We will lack the kindly help andmitting
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cheerful assistance upon which we
coulcl at all tunes firmly rely when-
ever requited. As a ...light mark of
the esteem in which you are held by
friends here, and in 0010.' stnall weas-
tlte te eh" 7,°t1 that 71411.' seeial ""a
neetully meditate are recsignized and
appreciated by all of us we now pre-
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sent you wan this pulse tom ask van
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to accept 51111 use it to providewhich a me-
111012±0 of your friends in Eche land
violnity. You null, rest assured you
15)11 ,101. soon be forgotten by them,
That yeti may have 11, full measure of
prospeeny and happines, ine
your new
home is an earnest and sincere wish
and 1111111 1011003 new ±1)0068 15116 and .
quaintancee you tuay met ivith many
as good anGros 118 those you leve be.
hind is the hope of us all. Signed on
behalf of those assembled. .1 1 1
Alvin ,Falyeitteplier made a their gifts
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hoped tile would often visit
and . y _ .
them In Settforth. For they are jolly
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good Fellows was then sung i?""`'n.
ing wasspent in games, social chat,
etc., after which lunch was served
The otowd departed wish1ng Mr, told
Mrs. Fleteber every happiness in thew
netv home.
Phe mgular monthly meeting of
Brussels Council was held Monday
evening. All the in enbers present,
Reeve In chair. Minutes of last meet-
lug read and passed.
Followiug accounts were present.
ed
Henderson, teenting ..$ _Oil 75
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It. Ohatnpion, work on streets 1 50
M. Oliver, work on streets 4 60
R. Olivet, salary.... ..... -... 75 00
Tam Posy, printing .. - ..... 15 25
RR.. TThbuttellii, salary1aiSlllgai Isliterk5t, 14151 01
Jno, Long, salary and miscel-
laneou , ..... . .......... ... „00 60
Moved by S. Wilton, seconded by
.1.1.1,idF. vaos:irriettarat 8±010 accounts he
A Committee fvom the Bitsinens
mons; Aesociation addressea 1 110
colleen as 1,0 lime!! paying for the
pumping of necessary water to keep i
dust down on Main Street enti1 arrival
of oil, Business men to pay for street
watering, Moved by 1 C, Richards,
seconded by S. Written that Council 1
comply with the request. Carried.
jute Ferguson asked, through R.
Oliver, to have shade trees along Gar.
field house block, King street, Wm- ,
in,ed. No objection,
' The fallowing lettev was read by ,
Clerk Scott re Hydro power which
speaks for Itself :- 1
F, S. Scott, I
Village Clerk, 1
Bressels, Ont,
Dear Sir •-With reference to your !
communicalion of April 21st, concern.
. . . . .
i g service to your feunicipauty. 1 '
begnto advise that the delay in stib- I,
information to you Is due en.
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tirely to the fact that the Commissiondesh•es to obtain service for your t,
Municipality at the lovvest ossible ;
cost and in he most convenienPt man- '
nee, As pointed out sereral tones in (
the past, there is more than one
tiyaro System emen which service t
can be given to Beussele;and a dads. c
ion has not yet been arrived at as to 1
e ll b
wi
c e extended givingyour 1
munioucipall.y. s
this decision will The delay in to not hi any manner e
affea the time or ate upon which t
d
povver can be clelivered as there are t.
seveval miles of line to b constricted 1
before Brussels eon be reached. The 1
AwMorOIURt 1),11.
tit I &W'1 bl0 for cIlle C11
c is imedandshoudit bedeid-
eil to serve Brussele from the Niagara a
System, due to a great deal of other s
work on band and :the :scarcity 0/ la- /
bow the et:inattention or line could not 5
be decided to serve Wessels ft•orn the c
Eugenia System it will be necessary C
to extend the line South from Wing- S
hane and it is expected that the con. le
tructiot f tl e 1' t H • 'I
e ' °, ' I me o .anovet
through to Imewater and Winghani 11
will be under way in the course of two et
weeks' time, Just as soots as a deals. J
ion is arrived at and the estimated
New Advertisements
line, Morris township. See advt, in
Rev. 0. Malcolm attended the Lon- this issue. He's a fine horse.
Hamilton ' Synod "Tale Vere.aeue
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Comert-Prittrdition,
For sale -A. E. Parker,
For sale -S. P. MeIntosh.
For sale -B, a Stevenson,
Bead Barley -Geo. Speiran.
Milk for sale -Alex. Nichol.
House for sale -Mrs. James.
Delco Light -II, CF. Darrooh.
Enlace Bakery -W. E. Willie.
Baby ionChleks-Tohn T. Duncan,
AuctSale-W, P. Schnook,
Tenders w8nted-81515151 Bros.
Truck chain lost -Stewart Bros.
Bggs for hatching -W. ,I. Alex. Perdhuret.
Cumberland ern-
GMe
Potatoes wanted-W.J, McCracken,
Bridge Painting-TownshipROV1111011-TOW116of Morrie.
Goart of 112p of Grey.
Who wants on hnitotion-B, & S. Pluin.
clot! and held in DooT0a."-On the
Brantford last week. evening of Friday, 21st inst, the Mon-
Miss Mina Dangles, who recently crieff Dramatic Company wi'll preseut
completed a business course at Mt, the play "The Village_Doctor, under
Irovesb, left this week for Toronto auspices of Walton Women's Insti.
where she has accepted a position, tete, in the A. 0,13. W. Hall here,
The household efrects of Rev. T. M. S. B. Stothers, Clinton, will also be
Wesley, a former pastor of the Pres- present and show the views in eon.
byterian church, were shipped to neaten with the Medical Inspection
Coldwater, Out, where he 19 ROW of schools, &c.
stet:inroad, The many friends of Mr. Monday night the 200 lamp Deloo
Wesley wish he and Mrs. Wesley Lighting system shed its friendlyit rays
every success in their new home, on Walton, being installed in George
OSITCrAltY.- John Griffith, one of Snelling's building by IL Gourley
flowiek's old and respected residents, Derma, District Agent, Listowel.
passed away at his home on Friday This is one of the largest of the
long illness, due to heart kind in this district.
Mtstri.ct Retus
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after a weak- Plant will be
nem. Deceased was in his 77th year, utilized in a number of stores and
of Ieish descent, and a menthe': of the residences later. Walton is on the
Auglican church. He is survived by map.
Wroxeter
Other Wroxeter news may 115 ±00116
on page 5.
Geo. Oliver, Wingbam, visited relit-
Byes here last week.
Rev. Mr. Bell, Molesworth, preach.
ed in the Presbyterian
his wife and 4 sons (Wm., Ilarriston ;
Sain„ Richard and George, of How- Qrey
ick ;) and 8 daughters (Mrs. S. Taylor, 25 acres of flax will be put 10 00 the
Mes. Wm. Adams jr. and Miss Maggie 200 acre farm of W. 3. Hemingway,
also of Howicke Femoral took place 11th Cou., by Brussels Flax Mill Co.
04011657 afternoon to the Wroxeter Quite a number of Grey farmers will
cemetery and was largely attended, enter for the Agricultural Society's
Rev. Mr. Powell officiating. Field Crop this season. Make entries
early to be sure,
church on Sun-
day.
R. B. Harris, Toronto, spent several
clays with his daughter, Mee, D. M.
McTavish.
Donald Munro has returned from
Toronto where he has been attending
University.
Miss Sadie White 181011156 ±0 Tor-
mita,' Saturday, after a few days visit
withher parents.
Word was received here of the seri-
3110 111 1101138 Of Miss Nellie A ticlemon, in
1 London hospital. We wish hr
e speedy recovery.
Misses Jean Young and Gertrude
airship underwent operations fur ap-
pendicibis last week, the former at a
Wingham hospital and the latter in
loing well,
Morrtu W, j, Sharpe resumes work on his
What about that Standing Field farm, Ilth Com, after his year's heti-
Orop entry ? day, during which he and Mrs. Sharpe
A couple of iron bridges aro to be spent. several months in the West.
painted in this township. See the Mothers' Day will be observed next
advt. • Sunday at Roe's and Union Methodist
Jno. Jordan, 511 line, has invested churches. A Mothers' choir will sing
er nd a Women's choir at
in a touring 0115 8116 handles it like an at the forma
expert. Union.
Feed is scarce with some Morrisnes Mrs, Thos, Alcook, 14th Com, left
and early paste -wage would help out in this week for a holiday 5,451)1 with re.
fine Flhape. latives and friends in Manitoba end
A Municipal Drain is plannedcom- Sasakatchewan. We wish her an en-
mencing at thC. Rntoul, Lot 6th oYbestay and a safe return.
line. It was berme Council at last We are sorry to state that Jno.
meeting. Lamont, qh Cone has lost the sight
Sonooe Rxemer.-Following is re- of both eyes tend has gone to the Co.
port of S. S. No, 9, Motrin for Murch Home, Clinton, as a paving patient.
aminations and daily work. Jr. IV- care for himself on imeounb of his
handicap. Mv. Lamont is unmarried,
SOHOOL REPOBT,-Thn follOWillg ia
,,,, report of S. S, No, 6 Grey. Names in
•••••••••••••••••••••••••te••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •order at merit. Sr. IV -Nellie Camp-
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; Try • Wolk bell, Earl Mills, Florence Bremner,
• Joe A.vmstrong, Rata Mills. Sr. HI-
the ralace Bakery • Alex. Alexander, &lea Eveleigh,
•
e • Margaret Armstrong. Jr. III-Olar-
• • ence Clark, Jessie Campbell, Melvyn
• • Hainiltou, Willie Lucas, Ethel Ward,
• , For • •
• • a Loaf of Bread • Margaret beater Sr, II-Staniey
• • Alexander, Norman 13eienes, JI'. 11--
• • Ralph Beirties, Tummy .reizas, Lena
.. o Ist-
11 Eat More of it • Ward, Hughes AI/name-.
• Bread is Your Best -food • Helen Behmes, R0129 McNeil, Leola
a • Mills sit Pr A • E 1 1 1
• , . ,- Utlill . vo e g 1, e 0,
0 13 11
Lucas, ie.
who spenb
the Winter there, prepared. relatives
to expect a message of this import, as
he had been failing fleet the past
month. Boru in Carleton County, de-
ceased came to Essex Comity with his
parents as 114 child, wiled they settled
at North Ridge, mud grew up around
0F, where
eas he gvadneted from the
14)31, school, and attended Toronto
University, graduating from there
with the clegvee 6, A,, et, ee He en-
LI l' P witiiptL•V in I itServed'11
tared the Me-ace•te . JO •
don Couference, being stationed 9110-
cessively at Ethel, Gest) (his home
cireuit) 11111 street Lend 0 .116
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, tate determined upon you will be ad- 01
Belgrave Vised noneerning same. ls
Belgrave East Lynne Dramatic Voters truly. c
Company will present the play in F'. J. GOLEY, 1,
Brussels Town Hall, 'flittesday even- Chid Engineer.
big, May 18th, 1111601' Lite auspice.; of oa tak . oi. er a •
the Willing Workers of the Plesby-
terian church of thitt pleee. havereBitl: ofivGilevad8 titi:le8e ilve°neuit ved et;
Oortoteer -TI t t 0 t front Tuvrthetry street, opposite Jas, 3
., . le con 18 01111er , • Jones' premises'
that is slated for Finlay 1.4th thee, in as 111 is unsafe 011 C• •
amount nf being melte I
the O. 0 F. Hall, Belgrave, is the talk am, a tili, , . t • f (
vas repartee shipped • or te
of the countryside. The plan of re- •--- -
b t a ii William anti Albert streets sewer, le
seats we a open a op. Te. t „1, •
• Arne s tee Is to be graded and lei
1)01148 store on Saturday of this weelt„ lied ,k
pave . as soon as woi can be clone, A
So people want to be ready to jmnp, Application for street, iights at el.
• • • P1'.-WilEsBeirESS, Jelin
t : Campbell, Glades Lucas, Lizzie
1 GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS Beirnes,
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P . E. 1. HAAN, Teacher,'
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transfemed from there to the North -
West Iowa Conference, serving two
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pastorates ; litter transferring to Los
Angeles ; Eugene, Ovegon ; Portla»ii,
°cern, and Teatime, Oregon, sue.
ceseively. At the lit,tee place his
to fail
health began, anti he was Vane-
leered to Champagne, 41). two yeam
ago. He (tame home to Anthersehtteg
at that time much broke)) in }moth
1 f 1 .
and spent a coup tt o u»tit le remoter
ating and being etimewhat iternoved.
left for his new elutege, but oveiteliecl
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Winchain
Miss Isabel McDougall, nf Queett's
University, gingeton, who •
se home Is
at Winghans has volueteered to go
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10 outivilit •-narge. IllrkeY. She
goes midee the Ameriran Contempt.
Lionel chuech,
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The body nt Mrs. A., E, Smith, wife
of A. E. bieille banker, Min died ne
her reeitlence here after 0, brief illness,
talcoiell
teas the 0. P. R. train to
Millet Fovestwhere i»teetnent Intik
44410011 RDA Strettem streets intemee. R
Hon was lead, Several other applica. K
Hone had been made. Anticipating M
corning of Hydro it was thought. ad- NI
vieable to wait before adding more el
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amps. Reeve tutu e an explanation to in
Council of Electric light collections R.
and goal distribution shortages ad el
asked opinion of members eegarding 10
the same. re
After discussing other local matters to
Council edjournerl., 0
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Your Victory Loan Coupons due xst
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May can be cashed at The Canadian
Bank of Commerce or left on deposit
in a Savings Account. •
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Interest on Savings Accounts is paid
at the rath of •3% annum. • 5.6
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE ,
CAPITAL 5,0000
RESERVE FUND . - $15,000,000
W,ALTON BRANCH, J. M. McMillaii, Manager,
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rs
0 PaHE ouLlook is thab Eggs are e
e • going to be 11110 Wettest this 0
0 •
a coming Winter ever Ireewit
ve in this weary so be prepai etl,
0 Duvipg May, Tune and July we
• vilt have 16 000 95±0113,ttudy
e ' , 8 - .
e oh,as,
•pet
e Did you ever figitre how much
• your day-old Chicks cost yott by
1 h b
0 tens spoiling t e eggs ylavingli
6 ale nest and beeaking Wahl ?
le , To 0.v0iii disappointment Ordet
e Our yeses this year
8
ta•o YRIe'Sar$s22e• npwer• hun-drPed,
51ho
6
0 aIter ose .
* Pholie 3 on 38x BRUSSELS 0 to
9•
g HURON SPROiliiihtli FARM I butt%
• ago
b sere on y emit ays 5531(0 le eil ee-
1 1 3 c; 1 1 1/
ed a collapse, and was hurried to the
more benefloent climate or oat to rri le
. 'II '
• She•
plitee, is tairelyed by her bus -
band end one daughter, Nora, at
11°14°,
el
131g progratn of buildiug on at F,xe- or
te bi
r t, it year. ofl
Consolidated schools are being dis-
th t 1 i • ; 1 1 ) I
. °P" a 1 9 °Pa' ." th
might. yet be bui le 11p, tit,'h failed tin
respotui to treatment awl geaduall
weakened till the en 1' But ' ' 1 y
. ,. e. . ( • ,e.. io i.Va? 111,
Leta Angeles ruesuay, N hen 814111011.
ed at Sioux City, Towie some , •
t eats
aro Rev Mr Tt3imble was mitm'ed t
,i, • . , , ., 0
Srhmeitmmiasns ttlWeoHyge heCttesoht leaWlrinswoasl,i's)ktmhe" ra,viefvanemdd iblsyheohfiss3 ufracvthhiivelders
NVi01 MVi 1 1111111 21 5101I 1
irwth him;al
wnee;er Rulsy (Mrs,bore,Th7hemben
ey robe/met) t111111S1'OlIS
Log Angeles flew) blC111 11[2, 2018 nee
brother, W. W. Teirn, , of Amherst-
4 sister Lydla died a few yeers
in Muskoka. Mise Lydia Trimble, ever
Well-known Methodiee missioom y
-AL.-,
Bluevale
B e 0 t t o
. 1 i l's 0 Ate Ewe -Most) PAM-
1 12y. -The Acton Irmo Piese epealte ns
fo1101V6 Lif former residents of Blue-
1 / • ,
va e 1- nspector and Mrs btewart
' ' '
and family removed, to their new
voeettvbiycletopfne r. eHognir'tee !tWeseteeede.milye, dctfoI
Rthvee0iie' md g
anl.mwimlayet.t
11 10 17 ,s I.t ' t
.I,1 liwiii ed
11 111,1)156 with
litterests which have for
their -Ilea the betterment of the
tut 1 iter '
co nu i , . Citizens of their 'Odell
and ohateictee will be of benefit whet,
they Melte their reeklence The
best Wishoe of a limit of frirman frilinnit
Cc
cussed in Penh Co. tic
Grinnell farmers will eow sweet m
clovenhi large acreage this year. tic
Miss Mabel Leslie left Grantee folt 1,1
BMW° take a es' io 1s
I , , to le n n n Stale oe
hospital, tol
A, J. McDonald, manager Of the en
SCtoaonnu,.,agdt'1hsiatoon1eixAanilnktg o r Cf0o1'm(418 cbe eaatt(etlre
aa
tt. eeet
sl
,
'n,OA
, i 1, ai;e uPeriO,m dent XiPAID•UP
othe lcal 11 deo Otennission, who lera
went, from Ste Marys ti t k '1 '
1 ,a o a RIM' ar wl
posit1)051±101)111Caeleton Place; contem. i•oi
plates going into buttineee for himself me
in °Mitt -nista, and has habded in his i
resignation, to take effect; wh .6s
en ft Co
ontonnhomi Irl .1...m.4
*•••••••••••••••••••••tmos the
.4.1.,...,•••+1•••••
Mies Untie Herm of Downie, met •
with a painfell aceitlent on Sunday,
when elle fell and cut her arm and
spvalned hoe meet.
Dr, 1‘. .1.11 er
to, wee ei 1,1. orerestil eat, il,, On 1!o) it
'tient I itt.peetion, i1i.:111 tlf wog)
Braneb, will Lahti over the practiee
of his uncle, the late Dr, W. 13, Stev. •
vens, lits Marys. He le a SOLI Uf
Dr. J. 13. Stevens or Yale, Miele., and
.,f 10 11, 11t8.5±115. POrl
Ili 11, 2..1., ir,41 10 ibnetTi •
in I 13(1 1,1 013111U11 1508
eterniery teurgery for 6
yeet /I et sari,m, One
Church Chimes
*ea -
New ea. pe; Eine been placed oil
p11:1111 a11,1 1(1' 13 platforms of the Metho-
di0 elite's, b the Ladies' Aid,
0± le ttse wee received iu the offer-
ing ienetee UNA ErisSelt, if leombaY,
11131,, e ote I `I,J, P 10A1' 1111221t1 Sled RA.
if. vt,ry
1 t12, ;11,1. s';:•1•• 1.2.21...22111e11 1010
C1.12,..11 1:i4, thbatle morn-
ing in thc ;Mt h.-Jaliit chinch. (4 C61/18
/)5 4nni F1y p:ttfeis,ou of Faith
Mothets' Inv program will be 1.0110S1,
ed at M e:tt en) Church Sabbath School
next Sunda,.• Mier noon, Teachers and
pupils are asked to w, sr a White flower.
Parents invited.
A prop eel teat mite tome before the
Presby`erien Geaeral*Amembly in June
is for We appointment uf a permanent
official head of the church, or General
Superintendent, who will be couvenor
et see Supro:Inv Gene -eel Committee,
Nest Suedev 10111130 the auuiversarY
of et: 11, r± 1)40. Au ieterestiug pro-
rate heating 012 ,11,, subject will be giv.
13 111 5110 '211.1106151 School in the al 50r-
e0on, to wbieh parents and pupils are
white flower is emblematic
f the day.
Mae Lydia Sherritt, Miseionary at
theegiti, Chem. tele recently reached
he home of ber pni%11 1C, John and afro
Merritt, of 1'.1 0! 1121.1)6, eg a one yggrtr,
ertoush `lite anti Mir.% fl,sitytt, aleo a
31ansua1d piri. left Chiba at the tAtzte
Lime, Nita; S wit set taking a more duets;
route and riaeltixtt; her Lome :tome
weeks sootier,
Last Sabbath 3110±0)03 (5 well kuown
ayrnan, 311 the pertain ol: '1% 12 Handl-
Ott, Listower geve an aditrese in Mel -
Me eburch ou the Peace Fortvard
Ilovenlent. he wee a practical talk
Tenting with the neethe obligations and
oo3 to be derived from this great
rusade. Cards were distributed to 00L1-
regatioR and over $3,000 subscribed
oward the objective $5,550 Miss Isa-
el Stream) sang e solo. The canvass
s being cotitinued this week,
Following young men, candidates for
he ministry, wrote at the London Con-
erence exams., eeld in the St. Marys
lethodist citurch :-Geo. M. Clayton,
Dresden ; J. D. Woollatt, Loudon S.
Sweatmen, Coetesworth ; lohn P.
ook, Pnliarton ; irvine Kaine, Cot.
ens ; Eli G, Riedols, Listowel ; Geo.
. Penrose, 'West Lorne ; Stephen j.
ethers, Palmerston ; R Earl South.
ott, Exeter ; H. C. Wilson, Oil Springs.
DISTRICT NIRETINt. -The anneal Dls.
rict Meeting will he held in the Mettle -
i0± Church, Brussels, May real and
oth. Ministerial sessiou will open at
a, tn. Teestlay, and the general sm.
ion 81. 13.10 a. ne, Wednesday. Tues -
ay eveuing a public meeting will be
eld. to be addressed by Rev. J. N.
tarry, B. A., Kincardiee, on "After the
orward Movement, Wiest ?" and by
ev. R, F. Levitt, Luc:know, on "Lay
luisterial Evangelism iu the Local.
hutch." Pastors are requested to send
11 Epworth League and Sunday School
hedules to Rev. R. C. Copeland,
ucknow, MA all other schedules to
ev, R. C. Kersey, not later than 5 days
receding, District Meeting, as per Die -
piffle, Sec. 276. B. P. Armstrong,
hairman ; and F. E. Clysdale, Fin.
ee. There will be tR ministers end .18
ymen in attend:tem it is expected,
1111 incetiag is ;los clearing house for
e annual Conference which will as.
mble le Stalked the feet week of
MAIT1.4110 PRE.St'rtak/AL. The fith
nual W. M. S. t tenveinien of Malt-
ed ...ty win entivene in Tzmax
hurell, iecardint en Tuesasy, May
th. Thcre von he 1 epeeleg
1. to a, In. ie.,1k)wing will he the in ter -
hug prom emme presented :-Scrip-
re resettle, Mies leteet McPherson,
Helens 1 Player, Mrs, McDonald,
ranbroek ; esident's rulthese, Mre.
eve Bell, Molesworth 1 Reports from
ceis1. Mission Band Conference, led
Mrs. lonely, Walton ; privet' toe
1.
fits:1i 011'0104n IS,,Iprse, 51„11. 11,±11.3 slt rowsvi 501). 11E5, nth, tei
Helene retteling by Mrscampbeit,
ivermlitle ; tennites by Moe Coombe.
hicardine Words of welcome. Miss •
ether, Kincardine ; Coe Sec. Report,
vs. Fox, Brnseels 1. Treas. statement.
rs. Petrie. Wine:ham ; Dedicatory
aver, Mrs, iticK.euzie. North Ki1.1 10SS 1
eport ot Forward /devotee/le Mes,
anu, Brussels ; "The Forward Move -
('11(80 a PfttriRtip ditty and a Christian
ponsibility," Mrs, Gotten, Sciath Kin.
; "Bow to realiv.e orir goal," Mts,
ereud, Kint•ardint ; Prayer for Fors
rcl Movement, Mrs. Jandeeou, St.
eles; Mission Baud exercise ; Ad -
cite, Rev, A, It'Armstrong, Toronto;
ering • solo ; Report of Notnituttiug
nunittete, Mrs, Hardie Ashfield : glea-
n of officers; Prayer for new Board.
.5 Perria, Allstate ; Business, resoht-
ns and cloying words by Mrs, 5. D.
ele, tocewnter ; Preyer by Mrs, Mo.
num, Lucknow, At evemng session
lowing greetings from Presbytery
music by the choir ken; IStet., Ann.
ring will Rive nn illustrated Lechare,
ose vieshieg to remain over eight are
ed to notify Mrs. W. I. morrisom
cardine, 1)1)5 13±10± than May 701. A
ge attendance 15 expected. Meals
I be semen in the thereh lecture
ni and the delegates are expected to
'ply the necessary sarldWiehMt, RH per
011E1011 Adopted at a meeting of the
rumittee, Maitland Presbytery will
11106 a satte day fot Ibe )ske4de tOWils