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WINGHAM
Munn & Go, departmental store
has been sold, svitli the exception of
the gents' rue:00ring8, to Goirlon Me -
Env & 0o., of Toronto. Mr. Hanna,
Ili e manager (?I' Hanna Go., will in
the future -devote all his time tO the
gents' fut'nishing department. Gord-
on McKay & 0o, took possession
on Meech 1st,
Mrs, Win, Stokes. Victoriastreet,
died in her 51st year. Mrs, Stokes
had been a residene of Winghent for
19 years, and had been in ill.health
for A year. Bor. the past several
months, she hail been confined to
bed. Surviving her is her husband
and two children, Arthur and Mary,
at home.
. WROXETER
Miss Jennie Miller, Toronto, visited
o Il friends in the village, lest week.
Mrs IL Chamberlain and Mrs. L
Roach were recent vialtors ,in Tor
entre
ales, Wrn. Care,' and daughter,
Janet, Jeft this week for their home in
Saskatchewan.
Thos. Sanderson and family, De-
troit, are guests of the Milner's par-
ents, D. D, and Mrs. Sanclersrm,
An intereeting broom ball game was
played in the rink; Wednesday night,
between the mavried and single men
with Stewart Sanderson as referee.
1BRUSSELS. 0N2'A.R10, WEDNESD4Y, MARCH 3, 1926
Mrs. Cameron. of ,Arcola, Seek. and
M inn Ellen. Thos. Lovell, of Bowirer,
Jeseph, of Turnlierry, and Mrs, W. 5.
dieechee, of Wroxeter, are brothers
and a sister, A private fonerel was
heirl Thimeday etterrmon, RPV, A.. tes
Armstrong officiating. Interment
was made ieWroxeter cemetery.
WOINIEN'S Ins:Teeters - The home,
the school, the church and the state
vvere emoe or the points) brought out
by Rev. D Armstrong in his eddrese.
"Home and Comitvy," to the Wom-
en's Institute at their February meet -
The aulemet, which 18 the W. I
rnottn, was especially interestingto
the members and wee dealt with in a
very able umener. A sewing class
has been arranged for, beginning on
March 15t1,. In spite of the stormy
day a large number wet% present atid
pleasant social half hone was spent
at the close of the meeting.
MONCRIEFF
• Jimmy MoTaggart is working with
/3111y Stevenson, on the 10th Con,
Mrs. Jos, McKay end Mrs, George
Robertson are visiting in Hamilton,
Miss Benet Sleets's, Toronto. sprnt
the week.end with her pue•ents, here.
Mee Mateorie Fulton is visiting
with her friend. Mrn. Horsr, in El ma
A number of Moncriefltee spent
Monday evening with Dick .and Mrs.
W hi oleic.
Miss Annie Robinson, who attends
Milverton Bigh School, spent Sunday
at her home.
Harold and Mrs, Livingston with
Adrien MeTaggart visited George and
Mrs MeTaggart, in beaforth, Satur-
day last. •
Nurse Pella,,, Wingliam, is in at-
tendance with Mrs. Will Parish, who,
we are glad to state, is doing as well
ae can be expected,
cote was -2
Word of the death of Mrs. Peter
Mclersen, whieh occtirred at her home
in alinerbeery, Tuesday night last, was
reeived with deep regret by the whole
community, Mrs. McEtven was the
eldest daughter of the late Laurence
Lovell, of Turnborry, and her illnese
extended over a petiod of 00110 weelre.
She was well.known for her many
estimaele qualities, her practical
Christian faith and everything that
shows the' sineerity of a Christian
heat t will for years endear her mem-
ory to all who knew her. She is sue.
vived by her imalmed, four sons. ante,
reeve of Turtiberry ; Laurence, of
Hespler ; Peter, of Perry Sound, and
George, at home, also two daughters,
awmo.anarrap"tarmotn*u.
•
Anything in the
McCormick - Deering
Line Of Fenn Imple-
ments, Engines or Trtiot•
ors at the LOWeSt Prices
and • terMS to suit pun -
Chasers,
Davi Milne
EtTiEL
IWalton Farmer'
' Co -Operative S lore
BELGRAVE
John Coultes has purchased the 8 -
*
ere lot belonging to the MeOlelland
eetate.
, A successful euchre and dance was
heldby the men of the village. The
W. I net itute served theentich,
Mrs. Bone has sold hee200-acre farm
to Mr. Logan, of Leiden, Who gets
posseselon the eilddle or the month.
• The Vie M. S. will hold thee. East.
ev Thank eitaring meeting in the Un-
ited dumb, Friday evening of this
week, at 8 o'clock. Miss Herne, 618 -
turned mission:my, will give au ad-
dress.
CAR OF
ert
Expected next week.
Special Price off car.
Phone 904 or 2 30 r 32
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ETHEL
Grocery Specials
Redpath Sugar, per bag, cash.. $6.60
(at Ethel or Brussels Store)
Manitoba Flour, per bag $4.65
Oatmeal, per bag 73.75
Cornflakes, 3 packages for 32e
Reedy Ammonia, 3 packages for 05c
Soap Chips, 6 Packages for 25c
Blaek and Green Tea reg. 75, eb
Matches, 3 Packages or 27c
-Brooms, veg. 50c for 35e
Brooms reg. 71.00 for 790
toelndrY Bean 15 bare for 41.00
Shoe D partirient
Men's Heavy Wool Meckinaw Socks
reg. 71.35 for $1,00
'Wife White Laced Rubbers, reg $4
for ,,,, ,,,, ..... $2,50
Men's 12" Leathei Top Retbbers
reg 75.75 for $4.50
Ven'e 15" Leather Top Rubbers reg.
$6,50 fos , 75.00
Boy's Heavy Rubbers from 72,00 to
72,50 I
Wornen's Ottershees 10% off
Dry Goods
Women's Fleeced lined combinations
reg. 72.50 foe -71.50
Men'a Wool underweae, reg 72.00
for . „ 71.89 oach
Children's Wool Underwear reg. 90c
for 69c each
Prints. and Ginghams from 20c to
25c per yard.
Misses White Flannelette Qpwns reg.
$2.00 for 71.19
wool Blankets, reg. $10.75 for
P00 pair
Flannelette Blankets reg $2.75 for
$2.45
Onsets, reg. 71.50 for 75e
Men's Odd Pants from 72.50 to 75.00
10% Off All Lines of Shoes.
Heavy all Wool Spring Coating rag.
$2,00 foe per yard . 71.75
All Dross Goods at 10% off
Men's Heavy Sheep Lined .Coate, reg
711,75 for $9.00
Men's Mackinaw Coats, reg 78.50
for 76.00
Children's Wool Underwear, reg,75e
line for each 49c
Men's Sweater's all wool, ranging
from 71.75 to 74.50
Girl's Ladiee' and Boy's Sweaters
at half price.
Mao's Mitts and Gloves at 15% Off
Leather Label Overalls reg. 72.50
for . ....... „ ..... , $2.19
Highest Cash Price for Biater and Eggs
Car of Potatoes Wanted.
Leitch
pHoNE-2,1,
Zeigler
New Advertisements
Notino to Creditors -Jo. W. Raymond
0 in 1 Party-V/111ton 53,5,0.
roanbators and arnntInns•-•14 5r, Davison
Services-Brusssla United Chnroll
Premium List -Walton Rort,00ltnral Soo,
Alberta Oval ahem Prinntitg' clue
speeint nriees-L, Gordon
Fee ftio-Dtivid Mine
Male or form rs Thomas Pierre
Reed barley for este-Than Mark
Geeee lor T Pennon
Monnyfouncl-F. Beirnes
Sole ants -wooer, ',sewn
neater -it wanier
netts fee sale -Wo, Wilkinson
nee test- se, e. StretiOli
DI;11;31;'-iNT11113, Theatre
bevelled 0.1nry--11'anilly Theatre
Ray for pale.T. OlnIntosh
Barnessdor table Draper
Alex. and Mit. Prirteefield were re-
cent visitori,n Tornitte,
The yofing pertpte of S. 8, No, 5,
Morels, will preeeet their humorous
play, "Deacon Dubbe," in the Fot.est-
ere' Hall, Friday eVetling, March 120h.
An Oreheatre will be in ettendance.
The regular meeting of the W. M,
of the Uuitf,i ohu,ch, Belgrave,
will be held in Hu. be.atn.iit of the
church, Thursday, March 4th, at 280
p. tn• A full atterelanee is tegneeted,
as thie is the final meeting ef the vette
and election of aflame for the ensuing
team.
FIENFRYN
Mrs, S. S. Cole, ot Stratford, spent
last week at the Mune of Thee. end
Mrs. Dengherty, the latter being her
daughter.
BLUEVALE
The Women:. Institute will meet
Thursday. March llth, at 2 30, at t he
home of Mrs. A. Onombee. "Ourtent
Events of the Winter" will be taken
by Mrs. Olins. Elliott. The musical
pert of program will consist of
Irish sorrel, and meek. Roll Call, "A
Potato Recipe." Ladies invited.
MORRIS
The r01.1t1E4 inc getting vvell filltd
with snow.
Morris Council minutes may be read
on page 5.
Doe't forget the play, "Deecon
Dubbs," at the Vorestete, Hall, Bel -
grave, on Friday evening, Mai ch 18,
to be preeented by the young people
of Se 8. No. 5,
me of Joel H. Sellers
SEOWER. -A pleasant evening was
spent at the ho ,
last IVednesday evening, the tioccasion..
being a iniscellaeorts showev tendet
ea 0, Eitel and Mrs, ballets, follow-
titeie marriage, which rook place
on itebt. nary 171h. About 135 ' gueet:
were in attendance, and the gift
wete varied, 131.1111eVOUS, end beautiful.
The evening vvag pleasantly spent in
music, catels and defacing until the
wee enve hours of the 'miming when
the company dispersed wishing Mr,
and Mrs. Sellers many years or hap-
piness and prosperity,
The following in the reptmt for
13vorentown, (8. 5, No, 8, Morris), for
Jautiery ancl Fehr:Int y V-Euretta,
Sepith. Jit IV--Edit;11 GartliES 90;
Fverie elnatard 90 ; R088 Stnith 85,
S s 1II-Eva Dennis 79 ; Harry Con
(41:78P1a). Joe III -Eddie (inertias 37.
If -Jean Turvey 77 ; Tom Gaieties
73 ; Jean Gamins (absent) ; Dorotby
Goll (e.bsetin Jos Il -Irene Wet:eel:et
68 ; Blume Sellers 01; Vinle ()nil (ab-
et:oil) I-Stenley Mustard 79 ;
lie 'Slathers ,(ebeent) PR -Matgaret
Tin•ve v 23 stets, Irene Arnett t 16 stars,
tnabel Thynne 12 stars. Prefect ate
tendance foe beth monthe-Ross Still lb
and Eva Dennis.
IETTIEL I WARDELL, Teacher.
QUIET \ ILDDINO quiet wed•
cli ng wao celebrated at thre eeby-
tenian manse, Wirieham, Wednes.
day, Febroary 17th, when J. Earl
Seller, roily SOH (10 /William and
Mrs Sellers, was united iii mart iege
en Miss Olive May, eldest daughter of
Robert end Mrs. Warwick, also of
the 316 line. Following the marriage,
a wedding supper was partaken of at
the home ofthe bride' parents. The
beide was becomingly attired in sand
georgette amps over pink satin, and
wore a goat; of ruse shade trimmed
with fee end hat to match, The
genoin'e gift to the bride was a lovely
bav pin see with sapphires, Wed-
ding gifts were both numerous and
valuable, Congratulations!
The following is the vepore of S. 5,
No. 9, Morrie, for the month of Feb-
ruary, The tests being in Spelling,
AgeicnIture, Ave htnet,ie, Reeding.
Wetting and Compotrition. * means
absent for 2 or more exams. Jet V-
wairee Shortreed 70; Walter Pollee
67. Sn IV -Frank leirkby 70 ; Mab-
el Bewley 138 JR III-Atehur Bete -
test 74 Stuart, 130,ans 71 ; Clifford
Posse 62; ebonies leitkby 41. 11 -
Beecham Alcock (absent all month) ;
*Isabelle Alcook 79, I -May Shout.
rsed 87 ; Lloyd Pease 78. Pio-Lloyd
Alcock, Weltee Bentley, Ruth Al-
cock. No, on roll 15, aveenge attend-
ance 10, C. Motelowee, Teeeher.
FAMItY
devrovax.rrayna
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1THE
etwoeusarmsovntrAini
March 5 84 6
"Love and Dry"
(All Star Cast)
MerCh 12 and 13
1 0 LD TIME
NCE
in Family Theatre Hall
Wednesday, Mar. 10
at 8.30 p, m.
Admission 47e and Tax
lunch Good Orchestra
Mrs. Alex. McNeil, 5th line, spent
last week at the home of her daugh-
ter, tit Kitchener.
Alex, Dark and family of the 40h
line, moved to Jamestown last week
havieg leased a farm Adjoining the
village.
The clearing auction sale held on
Tuesday at Se Lot 17, Con. 6, be, Miss
N, lemma was it very successful one.
01. M, Scott, Auctioneer, got good
prices fot• everything.
The 100 acre fatm, being Ne Lot 14,
Con. 7, Morris, the property belonging
to the estate of the late Mrs. Canto -
!on, will be rittered for eale at the
American Hotel, Brussels, on Satur-
day, March 13tie at 2 o'clock. See
advt. ie Ibis issue.
CRANBROOK
Miss Olive Bolger, teacher, spent
the week -end at her home, near Wait-
e:),
A. few of our local sports took in the
Plowmen's social evening, at Btus-
sets, on Friday night,
Mrs. J no. Govealitz has gone on a
visit to Flint, Mich, She has a son
living in Uncle Sam's fair domain.
Have you sent the names and ad-
dressee of your old school chums to
our local secretary, elise 4.. Foriist ?
They wile:all be sent out the month of
Meech, so get busy.
and etre, Fischer entertained
a number. of Weeds and neigiabote to
10 real house-warming, Wednesday
evening. .Buchre and deeming were
the main • ;eine on the program,
ens & McDonald supplied the music,
Everybody reported a teal good time.
Beery Keys and sons are busy tak-
ing togs off his farm on the 17th Con.
He intends ttekhig out 250o 80 thous-
and feet, He will be geteing the
portable saw mill in when the Spring
opens op. There are not many sons
that shine that Harry is not making
hay.
The following is the report of Oran -
brook School :
Samos Room
Examined in Geog., Atith„ Hist,,
Comp,, Read So, IV-Bleanor
Keigh t 78 ; Penylene Stelae 72,57 ; Jiw
Pennington 87 28 ; John Pennington
04,48 ; Glen Hunter 59 85 ; Edith
Beowe 59 14 ; Verna Osborn 51.14,
JR. IV -lea) bieen Zeigler 79,67 ; How-
ell/ 13111W11 65 4; Willie Fisher 5228;
Biale'eleIntosti M 71; Hulda.Queren-
geese'. 413.28. fen III -Vera Potter
66 ; Evelyn eluether 62,28; Mary Mc-
Intosh 55 10 ; Stanley Fischer 54,28
JR., III -George Flecher 68.14; Merle
Wilson 58.55 ; 1101138. Onmeron 21371.
Oervn 111. HOLGRR, Teacher.
JUNIOR Room
Examined in Writ., Arith., Spell.,
TAIT., Read.. Geog. and Deism See•
II--Derrally Humber 00 : Mary Me-
Do»ald 59; Clifford Brawn 83: Elmer
Limiting 75,; Milton Osborne 71. JR,
Kranter 89 Alice Leek -
Mg 76 ; Kenneth &nein 72. I -Glen
11e:ether 82 •, Willie Zeigler '78 ; Jim
08,111P1'011 CIO ; 'Maurice Cameron 04,
PR -Mon el tosh 1)2; Mary Hueth-
et. 79 ; Mary Htiether 79 Mnriel Mc-
Donald 77 ; Stanley Wilson 61 Doric:
Long 61. Amon 3, Fonansx, Teacher,
ETHEe,
Retold Love, of Lendon, spent a
few days at his home here.
S. le, and Mrs. Carr are visiting
friends in Wingham, foe to few days.
Mrs. Selwyn Bakee and Miss Wilma
Baker are visiting friends in Bright.
Lon arid Mrs. 001P and son, Willie,
have moved to Con. 6, veheve they will
reeide,
Miss Ruhy Grainger la epesteling
few weeks with Mee. Jas. Pearson,
Con. 6.
`We ere glad to report time Bobbie
COITION ttluch improved again after a
severe cold,
Miss Mary McLennan, of Ridge.
town, is spending a few holidays at
het. 'Irene, here,
Howard Henry, of Ripley, spent a
couple of days with Rev. D, M. Guest,
at the parsonage.
Mr, Sienese lies pnechased the
house owned by Mr. and Mrs. Cole, of
Stretfned, end recenely occupied by
Lou and Mts. Onto,
Miss Marlon Moleay, of Itioncrieft,
ie spending it eouple of weeka with
Mrs. (Rev ) D. AL Guest.
Mies Ella Peareon has rots:retied
home after spending A couple of
menthe at Jamee Pearson',
• Mrs, Roy Peter, of Kincardine, vis-
ited for 13 few days with her Meter,
Mrs, (Rev,) 0. 16, Gueete at the pate,.
Otlage.
The debate ott the propneed Teem.
ship Sehool Boaed will be hold on
Wednesday of this week, in Doubter:a
Hall. It it expette6 thee there will be
a large crowd in ettendaece.
Rev, J. 8. Whithein conduoted the
services in the Presbyterian church,
lisst Slinday. His afternoon eubject
tees Romens 7 ; 10, "Foe 0 10111 riot
abetted of the Goepei of Christ At
he eveni•ng toseviee, his theme wait
litatt. 27 22, "What Mural ¥ dit Hien
'The Sotkile Hawk" a
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HOOT GIBSON
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Ili 1 PM
U. F. 0. Hall, Walton
Friday Ev'g, March 5th
Euchre and Lost Heir
Box Social
Dance
Bring your Cards and enjoy a
night's fun.
Admission 50e
Ladies with boxes free
wrommemam.worlawaoarlimmeomv.......pwaftesmamoM
Miss Ella Pearson has returned to
Dunbar's store after a couple of
months spent at the home of her
brothel., Jas, Pearson.
There was a laige crowd at the Un-
ited church, on Sunday night, Ey-
eryone appreciated the service of the
netviy genized choir of seventeen,
under tile isble leadership of Percy
Currie,
At the recent meeting of their oSlo-
lal Boaodof (mewl United church, on
a motion by J. K. leaker and William
Grehiger, and carried unanimously
replied, Rev. D. I% Guest w s invited
00 reinaie another year, Mr Guest
accepted the invitation, The. church
has been having to successful year.
There is much speculation to -day
reeve ding the stand that will be taken
by Conservative members of Parlia-
went now eepresenther dry constit-
uencies, when, ftS 10 ie txpected that
Ferguson pops his next wove in the
direotion of stronger beer. John
Joynt, of North Huron, represents
riding that gave the 0, T. A. a big
majority of 4,644 votes, yet he has
nothing to say to the people who
oersted him, to do the business fox.
them When esked by the Prese
few days ago 011 GOVe71)11101t Gen-
teel (Governme»t bale), he had no-
thing to say. Surely North litmus
will not be betrayed in this manner
and Temperance voters in other
in other constituencies have the
same peoblern to face in their suppoi t
of men (of any party) that stand four-
square for Temperance and no (inv-
et turnout Sale, which, by the way, is s
only a step in the weeing dit•ection if
we want to keep tlfe good name of
our provinre.
J. L. KERR, Proprietor
.2 11 fa M*9 KCE NITS Ltd at Office
Former Barrister in Brussels
Suddenly on Monday IVIorning
Regine
Dies
at
Bruseels friends were ind
sbocked when they learned that
le. Blair, X.C„ had dropped dead
his office at the City Hale Regi
on Monday morningshortly after
o'clock. He was 65 years of
and had been city solicitor for
past 12 years.
Mr. Blair was born in 1861
Ferguson's Falls, 'Ont., and recei
his public and high school educat
there. He taught school in Colbo
Twp,, in the vicinity of Carlow.
Mr. Blair came to Brussels
June, 1893, after having passed
final examination at the Law C
lege. He had been a successful
dent, taking lst place in the Bar
ter's exam. and 3rd as Solicitor.
was called to the bar on June 2.
'and came up to Brussels the ea
week
After a residence in Brussels
over 10 years, Mr. Blair moved ba
to Goderich. The Post of Sept.
1903, had the following item up
the announcement of the removal
Mr. Blair to Goderich:-It will be
matter of no small regret to the p
ple of Brussele to know that Barr
r . will remove Yr
town on November 1st to become
member of the well known legal fit
of Messrs. Prourifoot & Hays,
Goderich, The Co. town was lel
Blair's home for a number of yea
before he opened his office here t
years ago, so will only be renews
old friendships and associations
Godcrich. Tio studied in the Mil
of Itlesers. Garrow & Proudfoet
will be quite at mase in associati
with hie office aesociates. Goderich
was also Mrs. Blair's place of resi-
dence. In Mr, Blair's residence in
Brunsels he has made himself very .
use.ful in the edvancement of the
general well being of the commun-
eed
na, man of the Board of Managers and
G. ity. Melville Church and Sabbath
in School will miss him as he was chair -
10 Superintendent of the Sabbath
age School. He was also a member of
the the Village Council, Pubile Library
Board and the Farmer's Institute
at directorate; President of the local
ved branch of the Lord's Day Alliance
ion and Secretary of the Prohibition
root Association of the riding. Mr. Blair
also took an interested part in the
in Bowling Club, being president this
his year, also tennis and other sports.
ol- He will be missed in the political
for lose citizens of his type. We very
1
stile arena as he spent considerable time
re:- in the past campaigns in organize -
Ile tion work and addressing public
nd meetings. His place will not be
inc easily filled and Brussels or any oth-
er place of its size can ill afford to
ek heartily wish him success in his wid-
17. er sphere of work and believe he .
on will do well in Goderich."
of The late Mr. Blair went West in
a 1910. He is survived by his wife
eo- and four sons, Wilfred, Allan, Ken-
is- neth and Jack, h ' have e
tem sympathy of old J3russels friends in
a them sudden bereavement,
me A year ago last November he had
of a nervous breakdown, but had since
r, been able to go to his office, and only
rs last week had written to his old
ng. wwaealkthor
en . friend, Jas. Fox, of town, that the
teehaes ofiffin:e.aud he was able to
ce The Post expects to have the
so : Western papers next week, with
ng their tribute to the late eir. Blair,
;61...........rammaramanntiammacremvargissacen,
The follies:no, 11 lee report of S,
No 6, fer else month of Feheuery
S. t A short, hot snieable reply was
: I made by Mr. Whitfield. The evening
--- I was spent in cards and dancing.
1; -The renewing is the report 01 8. S.
ev-; No. 0, Grey, for January and Feb -
1 1 uary. Examinations wet e bold on
el the following subjects .• Recitation,
a Gen.. Agree., Aril h. and Spell. SR.
;
IV -Y,'011 McKay 98; Velma Rob-
• . n V-Wilhe Reherlson
k 1 ee ; **Rennet') Vero 35. $R. In-
a 1 Londay ItIcKey SS ; Mae ltIcKay 68;
*Glen Rethwell 00. Jet tre-**Francis
h ' lernith 25, Sat II-Herhie Heileman
I
h SI ; 141adalon spelt an eel ; Jennie Mc -
V -Evelyn Stepheson 82. Sae IV
Mildred Hay 79: Charles Keifer 54
Margaret Cooke 58 ; ***Margaret Ro
lend 88. .1n. IV -Hazel Resynard 66
*Vineent Rowland 54 ; Roy Paso
52, SR 111 -Ralph Keffet.00e *Rem,
Parr 59. Jrt. III -George Eliott 87
Viola Turnbull 74; Norman Stepher
oit 07 ; *Bert Rowland 48 ; *Jae
Conley 42; *Eva Parr 4te II-Laur
Raynand 86; Ralph Peavson 56 ; Ole
n Rowland 85 ; Mergatet Pearso
abeent) I-Geot•ge Pearson Rug
WALTON
Have you tnade out your list for the
Horeicultimal Society Premiums'
are published M this issue.
Last Wednesday evening Mrsi. Com-
mings entertained the Y. L 5. Club,
The evening was spent in music,
gamesand social chat.
The Ladies' Aid of Walton United
Chuech, formerly lelethoclist church
Pearean he George Hoy E, Ina Tart
bull 13. Ole, PR, --Ross Stephenson G
Fred Keifer G, JR. PR -Will Go)
G, Jessie Pearson G, Names marke
with e have.iiseed one ormore exam
inations, RHEA. MCLELLAND,
Teacher
PASSED AWAY. -Last Friday Wil
limn Riley passed away at the 13oto
Onlis amain -law, Allen D LaU1013t
here be had made his home foe th
rot yeitre, in his 77th year, 10
was born in. Englatid and cause tu
Oatiada with his permits and settled
In the Township vf Tucketsmith
where he resided until his marriage
I o Catherine Elizebeth Carter, of Mc-
Killop Township, on Muy 41.1), 1882,
They made their home in IsIcKithip
until 1888, when they reoved to Sma-
rm s. Mrs. Riley passed away on A Aril
14013, 1906 There are left to mourn
the loss of a kind father :-Mrs. Allan
0, Lenient, Mrs, Milton Parr and Mrs.
John Staples, all of ey township ;
Mrs, awes Huffman, Wroxeter ;
John E. and James H., Morris 1008, -
ship; and William, Moose Jaw bask
who was unable to attend the fume al,
The first child died in infancy. The
late 111r, Riley was the second ann of
a family of seven girls and six boys,
and only one brother, John Riley, of
leullett toweship„ now remains. The
deceased wits a member of the Cana-
dian Order of Foresters, a Methodist
in ieligion and to Conservative in
pmool easy, gehrene fat: wad as iheldargerri
attended, Rev. Ale Barker, pastov Of
Brussels United Olinech, conducting
tate services at the house and grave -
e, interment being made in 13rus-
sets cemetery. The pallbearers were
Charles Lamont, William and leech -
:Ltd Atensteong, David Inglis, James
Henderson and David Neter. Among
the reithy floral tributes were :-P11-
low, from the family ; sprays, from
Wm. Riley and family, Moose Jaw ;
Hazel, Emerson and Blgin Huffman,
L'ileen and Helen Riley, Berva, Eva
0,6 Bethice Parr, and Gordon and
Wilma Stapler,.
Amami's Anti PREsiterreeeone-On
elmiday evening, a onto her of friend:,
and neighboes gathered at the home
of R. W. and Mee, Whitfield and pre-
sented them with a, 'dinner wagon mei
set of military bruthee. Following
addreas VVIS read by Mrs. I. Rathwell
while Charles 13ottery mid Fred, Tuek
made the presentation ;-
To WILFRID Als•in Moos, WHITFIELD,-
We, your friends atui neighliore
meet to -night in a social way bo ex-
press out. vegrete et your departure
from us, we are sorry .0 part
with you who have been in our inidat
ever marls, to lend a helping hand in
thne of need. We would be pleased if
ynu would decide to live mem us eo we
rnighe meet emit faces Nvhell oppor.
tnnity affneds, We feel, however,
that one's loss is Another's gale, and
we hope that; you will not forget your
old friends and that your new MTV-
rout/dingo may be Meeeried arid en -
rummaging. AA tok•en of our Mend.
ship, we ask yotl, Mrs, Whitfield, to
aye opt this (limner wagon, arid WO-
thie eels of hesitates, twit for their
mete value, hut to vended you of
t• wane frieedeeIn thieeowmunity,
MO on behalf of your (Mende And
ghoontg,
PAMIR 11 ellettinee
Ray 75 ; Cynthia Macime 73 • Jeanie
Harriers) 89; Cecil Meehan ; 11/18.
t•el Grille 59; Cecil Robineon 59. JR..
u II-Mai•sliall Hiterienn 86 ; Donald
; Rield 78 Myrtle iinle 78 ; Lillian Rav-
i rieon 78 OR i--Dorot y Mann E,
' Leonard Meehan G, *Lin/lefty Me.'
- ' Eay G. JR I -John Payne, PR. --
e Lloyd Maaloto, Evei•ett Robinson.
No. ' , atetage atteedance in
e February 20 18. Somes E. elreeeent,
Teucher,
vs!
are planing to hold a Se Patrick's 1P
Pie Social on Wednesday, March 17th,
in le church. Watch for further
particulare,
GREY •
Grelr' Mumil minutes n page 5 of
Mlitli8v1,8Lstewe*nhatelt. of the 14011, who has
been on the sick list for some time, ie
not improving as hie many Meads
117 11)01 like to see.
Mrs, 0. Hutchinson, fhb eon., is at
Goderich visiting her mother, Mrs,
Jas. Beeckenridge, who is now 80
years old and still smart.
Miss 0. Alcock, who has been at
It .1 home on the 14111 Con. for some
thee, has gone to Youngeton, Ohio,
to puree in the hospital there.
James Osborne, of Oonquest, Seek.,
and a former resident of Grey, Twp.,
will celebrate his 80th birthday on
Sunday next, and is still in good
health.
Miss Gertrude Payne, Oen. has
eetuthed home after spending the
past ()Quote of months at the millinery
wholesale, in Toronto. She assumes
her position with Miss' Bengston, in
Brussele.
' MAlennete-The marriage took oleo
quietly on Sit:Willey, Feb, 27th, at the
Ethel United Church Parsonage, by
Rev. D. itl, Outlet, of Mist) Edith Wil-
da, daughter of George E and Mra.
Sisters)), to Leslie, eldenit SOU of Harty
ana Kepi, all of the 12tli 0011. of
Grey. BPS!: wishes aee extended for a
harms, marteed life,
The following ie the report of 5. S.
No. 8, Grey, for the wombs of Jan-
uat•y and February, * 010/1119 missed
one Or ft/ore exams. Examined in
G.er,g„ Ilist Arithe Read., Comp,
and Gvarte, Agrit, aitrl Spell, V-
Jaelt losiltou 81, Je, IV' -Rae Hous-
ton' 71 2 ; Violet, ,Iacklin 84 ; *Fred
Mitchell 88, bn Mame-
mot 07. art III-Leura Granger 86 ;
Elwood MoTaggert 57 ; Ruth Brotett
55 ; *Sturtet Evens 48 Willie Mc.
alaggart 47.1 ; *Ross MaTaggart, 89;
*Eddie Bledgelt 20, Sn. H-La.wrences
3aoklin 8131. ht. I -Allan MI:Tag-
gart good, No. 611 roll 14, itverage at-
tendanoe 12. J. leleettla, Teacher,
The following is the report of S. 5,
No, 10, Grey, for Vebrnery. An
asterick denotes absence for one or
more exams. The highest minther of
stare for the Month wag obtained by
Glen Dilsworth, SR IV -Greta, Bak.
er 76 ; *Wilma Baker. IV -Aline
Po.tterson 78 Isobel Speirati 65 ; May
°uneaten 6'3 ; Wilda 13eker 00 ;
*Pertrl Carenchan 48 an III -Arthur
Nerthel 68 ; eLawson Whitfield 82,
See Dilsworth 78 Susie
Neabel 69; *Pearl Baker 40. jet. ere
Delteer Dilworth 66; NOTY110. Speiran int
63 ; Veoce Baker 40. Itee-Ceemen , you
Better, (I1). Pre, A., -Gladys Ward (E), ;Sig
P10.
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MONKTON
A satiefactory yeeree hut:Meats was
reported at the ennual meeting of the
1 of Monk ton Cheese faelory held re -
cently. All the old officers were xe-
elected, with Milton Holman ite
president, William Knipe as s
stormy -treasurer, nod \Vilna») Hol.
1010 as sideman. A vote ef thenks
was moved to Le, Sielni• the re e -
e.
maker. by Samuel Smith, ex -warden
of Peril), for his efficienr servieee risr.-
ing the peat year. A 11,,nt tnt
cluesee were sold Ian year, at about
812,000, the bulk et which was die.
teibuted among the pittrome of the
factory. fl
Huron Old Boys' Euchre and Bridge
The annual Euchre and Bridge of
the Huron OM Days' Aeshdation of -
Toronto, will be held in the Hygeia
Auditorium, 40 Elm Street, on
Thursday oveninv, March 25, • 102A,'.
commencing at 8 p.m,
A. steong invitation 18 extended to
every Hurenite hi the City of Tor- • •
onto,' and a ••eill stronger invitation •
is extended to the • peo.ple •of the
County elm Mee' hece business in
the cky that week, to be present.
A gond program is lesion arrange.
ed, and a splendid soeial evening is
proinised.
Maitland Presbytery
Sustains gall
Rev. 5. C0 Fowher, M.A., of Water -
feed, Pant., Will 13o IndUcted 1*11
Melville Church, Bruste)s, 0» Thures
day, March 18th, at 3,30 p.m.
At the Meeting of Maitland Press
bytery hehl iso 84. .Ancirew's Church
of Wingitam, Tuesday afternoon of
this week, the call from
Church,llruls, to Rev. P. G. Vane -
ler, M.A., of Watertercie Penn., was
$ustained anti arrangements made
for the Induction which Will take
place on March 113th at 3.30 p.rn. 101
Melville Church,
W, YulB, D. McDonald, Geo. E.
McCall, Alex. McNeil and WM.
Speir attended Presbytexy meeting
es repreeeetativee of Melville
Chttech.
Dr. Aloe. Forbes, Of Teemeater,
will Preach the Iliductioh serMon;
tree, lOte. MeDenald, of Ltteknow,
will address the Minister and Rev,
Mr, Jellies, of KirileeS, addrese
the people,