HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-7-7, Page 8WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 192G.
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ILL your P lc)t() raphic needs at the sig 1 of the
fellow Box.
Kodaks, Brownies, Accessories, Filn1, Finishing-
Ynu'Ii find the complete Eastman line at our
Kodak Section.
Pictorial ,,eview
Fashion Book
Now only 5c
when purchased with a pattern
or 1541 including 10 cant cou-
on, good towards the purchase
of any Pictorial Review Printed
Pattern.
Puretest Drugs
Russian Mineral Oil
$1 and 50c Bots
Boracic Acid 15c and 25c Tins
Epsom Salts 1;c Tins
Senna Leaves, 10c Pkgs
Camphorated Chalk 15c Pkgs.
Castor Oil, 25c and 40c Bots.
Wampole's Grape Salts, 50c
Rexall Health Salts 50c
Citrate of Magnesia
Effervescent Phosphate of Soda
Marsh's Grape Juice, Etc.
Special
Ladies 1 Get a Free sample of
Kotex
at our store this week.
The
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Local News1-tems
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Many American Visitors. Card of Thanks.
I The fancily of the late firs. D. 13.
tlnday being July 4tb, there ware Moore take till:, opportunity of ex-
1!-an;r visitors from Uncle. Sam's p,„4„,...„4„14 then s'acere gratitude for
a: tri in Brussels a.1(1 vicinity over + thy. many kindnesses extended to
•e•r'k end. , 1 ttr nt while in Brussels to attend thin
!! f,:•. "al of mother.
Sucrooie Court Autumn Sittings. i chair
of the autumn :,ttticlga of 1 Langford -Carter.
the Stmt me Court of Ontario are 1 P u - ?: ft a ni are 141111) I 'o•,•..•
tmt n. T dav, (le lice (th 1 m the ,nnpancenl+•nt of them r -
s tit eat: for the-i1atngs at Gtcio1- I 4.'a:m in London o1 Saturday last,
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iinth lir:: and non -jury canes. of '1t 17,1 h 4 (,.n•ier 4 try. Eoth,a'
}r,- Tnt re Grant will pr,';il,,. T1'-'._ , and P:,nest Langford, of the
'. C. T. U. County Convention. j TSne t City.
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in�it nn Jul, rni1 hl t tlrus:.ols hateBand
11. •,.nrl leant • to be .1 _ r ..n,•. ^n r sent.. evening. every two
felt:, ?i:c lit. , 1 u The L; eiste 3 feeet Irl-
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( .1•:nnl'+lc, elle of 1'i- 11..1 ,l ,F.
s:1• hili ,3,.•liy,•r .irwso,Fcr Aga r'sti,,n
tsen <.ddresst•s, alter".:nn at;d cern )l ,,nh t:.l:e the muttr un.
lit>. I C:'.1eee t', (:lose.
No New Stamns i'et. 41 1.. t114.t. 11'n, 1:v,:•lc
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tt,:,t 1111' i rtt,• of n. 111 1n i ..•''1 not n'1,'s aa.vn in s, 144
i'11 hoard of governors, It
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not , , ,.t.., t.• thf, , ..,
44i"t1,•S1, V'41)' of C01,1', 7'444i4)11 and ' ra,•d by 1 1 •v l•,nn., nt of Fii 4.h
1 4.:•11*vol.. ••n,l ('hll"4.'I:i4••e,
lh• r oration of th,, r, nu} pe.,+tn,:o ,
rate. ".h,• nos•stamn� 41'i11 l)':'t4. tile: ( Joins C`.hovrolet Co.
tmrn
or n'Arrt- S} -G.,, Sir Johni p„• 11, 11n 1,ot.
111.1 4.afot, + \. T. oin, w;ha=
11 ')%7. t'n!•, no re'", h".-4.1 ',oust , t• of ire Ford
T,, t t Tt•hroiet has 1v,in"til 1
1 r : 1+ 4.i the1,4•• ,l n0< 1i tn,
p.m! ❑n official n4) '11 ttjmn ,'r,a1.)i,1 i ' 1 err• et, a •iniilatr
}„ •'.v''.d c 4.,n.._i ,. n•i; a she, 4,..•4.„int Motor
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Postryl Rates. Motor+, Co.. Detroit, l
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Many rrt1.0117,, <t.e 0111F 7111144414 4111 ! An Appalling Loss.
a two e ill stamp folr rural routes. + T „••i,: of t,On 1, '11) were 4.l,"
r'�. : 1., t• .'.r•, P1anla:4 '4' Scott 11144 i 1a-1' ,',.')" in 0,t;n•ln by fir•,
h1 o'7'' l in Ile' following.: Canada (for ! Ti,:, 41 ow -1 a,,nrillin,v ins, and it
14..13 :3.1 .-;•4.••1. `2e for the brat m.., i i,.,4 ehoelt'' will env moan metros -
l4. "n^ nosh additinital oz. Canada) 4.1 in=rtrrmrr, 4.a+es r•hi1'11 at',• mite
pt tier 10,11 delivers), Tinter( 141•,5, "4ot-11 now. T,irhlnin_ is re-
Stat4s Nee•fnnnrll:,n11 and .ell other ,ponsi1 : for unn,l many 104410) nn
places in the North American Con- ; ti,,. ti 1, chi,, 114.1•e is the
tine+lt.-t:'4. fpr ti ti •.' 4)7,1 a4. ing (,•14114 fell tlwoshim" WW1 the' dmic.e • from
additional nz. Groat Britain Find 4 tthr' r-4. "-'lo1 thea thorn is the lantern.
all 1,11 r place., within the T•:mn,rc i •• 3,ih hag, destroyed many a ';nod
(.41,4,t n th. North American Con. (lntm•in barn, and last of a11. thew;?
1,114•,,4),for th- first oz; 3c for (i carrhsatt0-+s. Tf a fi1',' starts lee
(er int thfe„first 0z.; 4c for each addi' let",-; ..c e•rli,rftlly loin). for a 51,
t'n 1n1 oz. Thor, Is no change as re- wher•there 1 - hay nc straw ,'an nr,t
tintial 1411. 'There•. 111(41 change re, re- 14' put not very easily. At their
Bards the rot, on post cards.. 411111) nicotine's the farmers would be
Minor Locals wt'11 advisee] to discuss the increased
insurance r'ate's anti their cause,
July,
When will the election n Bark to Gold Standard,
W.lie .
Council met on Monday evening. ' net Thursday Canada reverted to
Street Dance to -night. (Werines- the gold standard. That is to say.
day.) any holder of paper currency, is.oed
The g10)'kius 12th will be celebrat- by the Canadian Government or by
ed in Clinton. any chartered bank in Canaria, may
Homegrown strawberries are on now rlrchant..e his paper 11101104' for
the bill of fare now. gold if he so desires, Canada le
St. John's Lodge. A. F. & A. M. at- nominally a 0o1r1 standard ('moll'('.
tends divine service i11 St. John's but during the war it was fount{
Church on Sunday evening. i necessary, for financing nurpoars, to
A11i:aon will exact a fee of 11.0.0() suspend payment in gold, and the. 1
for the first anti $15.041 foe the sec paper mnnev issued by the banks
0n13 gasoline filling tower erected in Was macre legal tender, A wells
front 01' a merchants premises. . known hanker, commenting on ,
Out of a total registration of 303.- the ehange said that the
7S0 motor Can in Ontario last year, afroet generaly would be +1j'1In.
farmers came first with 80,431, and Ranks would now pay gold on do --
merchants second with 2$,332. And, and fo 'that purpose would
Did you ever note when you go eroba1sly carry more of it than here -
away from hone how easy it 14 t.o t:nfore; It was stated, however, that
sea shabby places? Were may be a the gold were awkard stuff to hendle
few shabby places in our home town, and there Was, no great demand fon-
lint
n*bu't because wo see them overyseday it, most people preferring the paper •
they are oomlmonplace and tae never legal tender. Penny postage also
notice thane. ' Nene into erect Tllursceny. '
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The Personal Element
in, Banking Affairs
the curt.)' and
l colds s4 ,.,f printed bank forms
'40143311,' human element for
0.31,,, use they are d' _ fined, are
114,1 nppol'tellitIl'$ t'ol' 440,In4,1, p(41'-.
:, 11 1. tetiv , The Staulrtud
1:11,,k, iiva,a 1( th, ntr1u114014 of its
-Taff, is 111t1J1.' to sue any (ppn
\ that til , v t0 rlelnornst me it
1'al'i,.' in 011,114 1,,,,anil (1d4it„ 1)41
tiIi1lli,111 111it1 I'. 'lh,' local manager
of the Standard Bank wil In. 1 )d
to _.1 e int nut,! counsel upon money
matters pertaining to your husi11os .
TI -IE
OF CA'1•4ADA
BRANCH -G. H. Semis, Manager
BANKING
FIFTYtilt.
9i'Y1
YEARS
BRUSSELS
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FOR SALE, -Second Hand Deering
mower, six-foot cut, in first class
condition. Apply to dSxr3.
FOR SALE. -Driving Mare, 8 Years
old. Sound and quiet. Not afraid
of cars, H. Whitfield,
3-1 Phone 499.
200 Leghorn yearlings for sale at $1
a piece. Lot 30, Con. 3, Morris.
Phone 5310 'rhos. Pierce.
For Sale -Some Chunks of pigs about
100 lbs. and a York sow due the
last of rnonth. Lot 30, Con 7 Grey
Phone 3515 M, Gillcinsun.
Money Found, Owner may have same
by apply to Chief McDowell.
PURE Bred Durham Cow and calf
t'or sale. Apply to Gordon Whitfield
Phone 50-10.
Two Durham Calves for Sale, two
months old. Apply to
Phone 3013) Alex. Russel.
QUANTITY of Mixed Grain, Bar-
ley and oats, fui' sale. Apply to
Alex. M'Lauehlin, Lot 30, Con.
:1, Morris. Phone 21111 1-tf
CATTLE taken in to pasture. Good
ra-s, water and shade, on Lot
22, Con. 5, Gr,•y. Dircid- Milne,
Ethel.
HOUSE and. lot in Brussels for sale
or to rent. Comfortable frame
house, gooey ,stable and garden.
For further particulars apply to
A. H. Macdonald, Ilrussels.
52tf
FOR SALE -Chevrolet Touring Car,
1921 model1. i
oin rood condition, will
h•: sold cheap for quick sale. Ap-
ly to 1•„ L. De,jardine, Ethel
Phone 591 5.
COMFORTABLE frame dwelling
house in Brussels for sale at a
bargain. Apply to 11. M. Sinclair.
Well Represented.
114.111sr14 ryas 11•„11 reprten4te1 st
Walton Garden Party on 'Tuesday
evening.
Dance To -night.
Followinh' the ractrs to -day (We^i-
nt •day) a street Glance will be held
this evening.
'rnprovements.
S. T. Pum is having his re',idenre
on lulnbe ry street repainted.
Misses Holmes, John street, is hav-
ing their house sided..
Minor Locals.
Being your job printing: to The
At 4.i acw aftOr the ice age and the
stone ase conies the. ''gar -age."
When the predicted 450-miles-t.cr
gallon automobile coil,; along the
pAce of gasoline probably will be
ossa.. ,11.50 a 41111on.
A New Jer.eey husband gut lockjaw
f." lowing a ant in the hand when he
was Vining ng his wife dry the dishes.
We don't recon) this as a niece of
new; Inst rather as a warning.
Funeral Held Here.
Th' funeral of the late ?tars. 11, 11,
3Tnor' 441111 held last Friday aft'i•-
1100n from Melville Church. 1? -.v. 01'.
Perri,., of Wingham, conrluc40(1 the
service, assisted by Rev. F. O. T osv•
ler. The pallbeauers were Messrs.
A. Strachan, J. Fox, W. H. Maundel•3
W J McCracken,- A, C. Dames end
W Gi1h'spir. Interment was made
in the family blot at Brussels ceia-
etery. The late Mrs. Moore passed
sway at the 1lcune of her sort -in -1.1w
Dr, R. W. Kncchtcl, at Souris, Man.,
on 'Monday, Juno 28th, after en ill-
noes of 8 weelcs. The subject of this
4011)'e was horn. 80 yeas)' ago on the.
1 7411 day of March, in C01'g1(t f, Aber-
rleensllire, Scotland, anri came to I
Canada when 9 years old with sur
t'ath1r anri (•a•+tor, Mrs. P. D, Scott,
of Milton West, on a sailing, vessel'
which took 11 weeks on thi' voyage.
55 -years ago she married {ler nar•t-
tier in 1ire and ,^eme to M0(11+ Twp.
as a bride, and settled on the 9t11.
In 1 89 they leaved to Brussels and
13 years ago Mr. Moore nnesed
aw roe Some years agoe Mrs, Moore
wentWest to live
with het' family.4
Mrs. Moore is survived by a tinnily
M )ix, namely: James A. and Robert
of Clairmont, Alta.; David lf.., of Re-
rina; Mrs. D. A. McQuarl•ie, of Rains
lover, Ont.; Mrs R. W. Kneehtel,
end Miss jean, of Sonris; a stop-sort,3
Wm. McGowan Moore, of Cleveland,
Ohio; her sister, Mrs. P. D, Scott, of
Milton West and her stop -mother,'
511s. Catherine Downie, also residing
in 3 4.ten. A service '.vas held in
Knox Church, Souris, rnndncted 1)y
Rev. Mr. Stewart. prior to blringjng
the body Vast. The late Mr+. Moore
was a wonan beloved by all and had
always been ready and willing to help
in time' of ne0d, while a reeettent of
liruwcls and Morris Twp. The fam-
ily have, the syinpatlay of the corn-
lnllnity,
Had a Stroke.
On Tuesday evening about 11 p.m.
Arthur McGuire, a well-known citizen
of town, suffered. a stroke. At press
tette he was still unconscious.
Mrs. Keys Dies in Grey Twp.
Mrs. Henry Keys passed away on
Tuesday morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Cardiff, after a
n
c 4.a Of
short fitness of a week at the e
n 1
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8.1 years. The funeral will beheld
on Thursday afternoon from the
]some of Fred Cardiff, Lot, 3, Con. 3,
at 3 o'clock. Service at the house at
2,30. A Allier obituary notice will
be given next week,
A Bad Fall.
While assisting in building a gar-
age at the home of Dougall 'McDon-
ald last week, Jas. BiePadroan met
with an accident which might easily
' have had serious results. He was up
on a scaffold and stepping on the mid
of a board which over -balanced he
f,:'II headfirst to the ground, a distance
of eight feet, alighting squarely on
the top of his ht ad. A ,•tiff a eek and
sore head for several da,-, was the
only result from the fah.
A Welcome Visitor.
This week J. H. and Mrs. Crocker,
of Buffalo, were renewing old friend-
ships in Brussels. It is 34 years go
since they left here to live in Sind -
bourne, and later moved to i;ut5alo
where he conducted business up to a
few year, ago. Mr. Crocker, whose
home was in Exeter, Caine here to
learn the tinsm'thing with his uncle,
the tat, P. t.erl'y, and afterwards
worked for Jackson & Halliday. Many
of the old familiar fares bare (lone,
in that there were only a few Mr.
Crocker knew.
Presentation to Rev. and Mrs. Cosecs
A large number nr't at the home
of 'Phomas and Mrs. Smith, Noss S:..
1,11-•lrn0w.• of Friday nicht, to honor
Rev. T. W. and Mrs. Cnsens. After
spending a short trate in community
tinging, 1 very interesting ilnprtp,i
orogrn111 w a•, elven with Mrs. S. 1,1.
Pa'lhw•r11 n t'id',1g. Following chi. -
Mr. and Jars. Cnanns were a•kea to
I crampy the central chairs and were
•h.: recipients of a 'told lined Silver
Tea Service and Tray, anri a gold
mminted Fountain Pen and Poncil,
and the following address:
T.uckllo . Ont.. Tune 25125,
To 4? 1•. and lir,. 17. W. (tee ne:-
I From emir friends in the Ladies
i .tire and Women's Missionary Society.
Dear Friends:---
; To-nie•ht we wish to convey to you
our appreciation of your association,.
'with us steal to te11 you that. 0431'
church and community have heal
nniched by your icing• in 1... Yo 11
1.. t,' work- 1 to;,.ther fo" tit: welfare
of the renrregatinn and we believe
that your sincerity will base it.' 4.m
ward. To Mrs. C'nsens wa have '111
ideal bade)' i11 W.M.S. wo1'1c, ono w1t')
7l),3 14,4. 't': » '.t of Mi. ton W041 a:
Not only did she confine her.
:tele
.nfnn l„n n•1n1'e•mltvmkhntshe
mind on unselfish service ,n her
irryday life, Thor manner always
led 11: to know that 1411' wns 111 close
steed, with the stray' end mulenvor.
Me i0 do TTI:: will, The flies' Aid
have always fmmnd you willing to e0•
np^1'11t0 ''1 t11r11' linrlrl'tl)ltitn! r and
have, attgnerintrrl yon' 334,,l4 -
snu'it. We feel that Lucknnw 1lnited
Church was pl'ivil"e'ed to hare al 1111111
of. -lir. Cooons' 'kh y'1'+ of expor-
lrne,• as their pastor. Possibly it will
slither, to reheat the '''mark that(.
Was made atthe thee Union wee ('111-
rlimmat'd, "The right ,Han in the-
right
heright place." We ask you to accept
these gifts ,just to let yeti know thio
we have appreciated you. We trust
that in the days to come you may
often think of your friends in Lucks
now as we will of you- May God's
atmli114nt 1 1 est- ng be Wi;i` •yeti in
your new charge and may your pas-
torate he frci4hted with the joy and
happiness of Christian Service lei the
sin(v'l'e tvi,11 of
Your friend+ 141
Luc:know United Church.
The address wan read by Ors.
Robert Thompson and the presenta-
tions wets bade by Mrs, Thomas
Smith and Mrs. Ja1111'5 2i1Ier- Mr.
and Mrs. C0set,s replied suitably,
thanking their many friends for the
complimentary address and the vele-
able presents. After singing"For
he is a .jolly good fellow" an(i"Blest
be the tie that binds," and explressing
best wishes tor Mr. and Mrs. Cosr.ns,
fo' prosperity in the wort to which
they have beers called, the gathering
dispersed. Rev. Mr. C0seus preach-
ed farewell sermons to lan•ese congre-
gations last Sunday and will open 111,
pastorate at Lynden on Thursday
evening by addhesshh3• a community
gathering, and will pennclt hie intro-
duetory 5(6)111on next Su:nel(iy.
Brussels Unita! Church
REV. .4. W, (5ARKFR, CK. D.
MINISTER
Sunday, July 'I b th
11 aan.-Public Worship.
"The Troweband the Sword"
3 pan -Sabbath School ses-
sion and Bible Clusses-
7 p.m. -Public Worship.
"The Battle Grounds of Jesus"
Wednesday - Prayer Service
Civic Holiday.
Reeve Baeker has proclaimed
Thursday, July 15th, as Brussels
Civic Holiday.
Foot Ball.
Holstein plays the first semi-final
senior football match on Victoria
Park to -1i (Wednesday). Brus-
sels
(ey)•
sels plays the .return match on Fri-
day night.
Pleasant Afternoon.
A successful tea was given on the
manse lawn- on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. E. G. Fowler and NIrs. R. Oli-
ver in aid of the Bazaar work. About
65 ladies were present and a very
pleasant afternoon was spent.
District Annual of End Huron Wom-
en's Institute.
The 24th annual meeting of Last
Huron Women's Institute was held
in Molesworth Hall on June 30,
1920, with the President, Mrs. P. D.
King, as chairman. The meeting was
opened by the Opening Ode, follow-
ed by prayer by Mrs. R. Stocks, of
W).(xet44). The addre ata of \vele.
'note were given by Bliss McGeorge
anal Mrs, Smith, Moleswortr, Mrs.
Alex. Strachan. Brussels; in her re-
ply spoke of the good work of the
ins.'titutes and that we must live tip
to the.::• record. Mrs. R. Thomson,
Brussel', led the community sing-
ing. etre. King, in her aridre)4),
spoke of many definite objects that
mllht b' kept in view for Institute
work, Bliss Edith Collets. Aneaster,
+poke oil Women's National Outlook
and advocated some independent
business for the girl at home such as
3•lms and jellies, poultry, etc., and
urged them to become efficient in
some litre, All the Branches were re-
presented anri save. splendid reports.
Belgrave and Bluevale kept up street
lamps for their villages. Brussels paid
for the keep of an Artnenhin boy:
1311411 hon; ht n vacuette; Forlwirh
as4i.4t d their rine. Nearly all the
Pre rich ai'le'd the Connt•y Home or
Ch ildren's'Shelter as well as smuttier
hales of renting to Northern ()Marin
and helped needy families. :A11 had
•teeisted the L lm:trios and Gerrie hes
4tit)ttc (101;;tted Cort hall 4mcl rent )1,111
to the S"pool, Blass Byrd, Fordwich,
t•,111 of the Girl's Conference at
(hl -•1411, while Miss Kate Campbell. a
111< •'ann•y from India, told of the
groat work being done among the
women of- India. )tits. Coombs 1nr1
Miss M. Garniss, Tlluevale and Mies.
Van Camp anti Miss M. Bell, Bc-igrave
rendered duets which tree mach on-
joyed. Mrs. Lamont explained the
exemption of the Institute in certain
from rho antusrnlent tax: Ethel
RI.'titute invited us to their village 110'
next, Dist.riet Annual. Molesworth
eived lunch to 1213 and a very pleas -
tint social hour was spent.
Church
Melville Church
Preparatory services were held in
Melville church Friday afternoon,
'('11e pastor was assisted by D1'. Perrin
of Wingham, who spoke on "The
Love of Christ." 'Ten new members
were received at this eerviee, On
Sabbath morning the Sacrament of
the lord's Supper was dispensed by
the Pastor, who took as his text Luke
'2:13. "This do In remembrannr of
Me." Sunday evening' the pastor's
suhiect was• "Religion arlcl Charac-
ter," •
BRUSSELS COMM.
Brussels Council had a very short
session on Monday evening,
All the members tyre present with
Peeve Backer in th chair.
Minutes of last meeting were rend
and confirmed on motion of Councit-
lor's 5 -Hewitt and Armstrong.
The following accounts were ;asset)
on )notion of Covncillors ,Bowman
and Muldoon.
S. 14'. oal $48.40
Ament 13ros, Davison,lumber• .... < , . :17.0$
T. Henderson work 23,50
G, McDowell, salary 75,00
Hydro, town hall 20
Grant to Horticultural Sec, 25.00
Council then adjourned,
FRENCH INSPIRATION
Diamond shoulder straps give a
Memel air to a vera si.nt1le 'evening
:frock of layers of rose colored chif-
fon,
grog
LIVEN A MY !I
eF.it Used x r SaJ
of the Year
We have 32 dependable Cars to
choose from, and are willing to
loose $ 1000 to move this stock
in 10 days.
All Cars have -been carefully reconditioned
and priced lower for this Sale. Terms arranged
to suit purchaser. Colne •early and have the
best choice.
-SALE HELD AT -
The Clinton Garage
Open Evenings Till 10 p.m.
W. J. CHISHOLM, DODGE BROTHERS DEALER
70 York Street London
Personal Paragraphs Shori
Ward Buchanan, of Detroit, spent
the 4th in Brussels.
A. IIastie, of Holstein, has been re-
lieving -at the C. N. R. ettaioll.
.•..teen
Miss Edna Davison es spending the
holidays with her aunt in Toronto
Fred McCracken and son, Jack, of
Detroit, were hone for the week encl.
Mlrs. Fred Burchell and daughter,
Frances, spent the week end in God-
mech.
Chris. and Mrs. Thornton, of Ed-
monton, are visiting with Mrs. Fn'd
McCracken.
Mise Edythe Willis, R.N., Roches-
ter. N.Y., is spending her helidays
with her mother.
.+
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and sen, of
Detroit, were week end visitor+ with
the Misses McCracken.
R t c• Standard
n
. 1. w' • 1f L7,'
Norman Shaw, 1
Bank, is visiting his sister in New
Liskeard Joe his vacation, Geo. E. and Mrs. Ferguson and
J. H. and Mrs. Crocker of Buffalo, Miss Joan and Master Russel, of •
were visitors in and around Brussels time wit were visitors for a short
during the past week, 1
time with J. h, and Mrs. herr.
•Mrs. Vinic. Churchill an Miss or-
S• , 1
a rzlan a
R. W. and lies. lienee, of ,,1.1c< one and Master Briant Edwards,of
than, Sask., are visitors with the rat- London, were visitors this week ith
Mee sister, Mrs, J. L. Herr. ; the former's parents, George and
0 ' Mrs. Edwards.
Allain Spoil., who has been in Tor- '
onto for' a few months, is spending Athol and Mrs. lMeQuarrie and
a short holiday in town. 1 son, Donald, of Toronto, were visitors
•"• e : I last Friday with Mr. McQuarrie's
Mrs. D. A. Clarke and daughter, -asters, Mrs. Robert Oliver and Mrs.
Lucille. of Hamilton, are vi:,it014 with Jessie Brown.
her parents, W. M, and Mrs. Sinclair, . . •1. :•
Norman Forbes, of Winnipeg, was
Saturday Stratford Beacon "Her- a visitor in town last wefor
ed, Mrs. W. 1. Clues' loft this morn- a few days with relatives. He was
'ng, for a few wet,lcti visit in Chicago. clown East on business for the Eaton' firm for which he works.
Rov, and Mrs, Kennedy anri sons,
of Mt. Brydges, were v;sitol•s last
week at Mrs. Kennedy's parental
Lone,
p 4. 4.
Seaman Laird, of Detroit, areol
-
pa)ioc1 by his cousin, Wm. Lni1'd,
were in town over the week end.
They were welcome visitors.
Of re st
Walter Kerr, 0. N. R. agent, }sere
was at Woodstock last week owing to
the serious illness of his sister. He
returned home and has been confined
to his bed for a few days; •
o. S
ea
Wm, Walk is spending a month
with. his son, Robert Work, in Tor-
onto.
BTts. Jessie Brown and daughter,
Miss Janet; are spending a month
in Toronto.
Burnett and Mrs. Smith, of Strat-
ford, wore visiting with the 'former's
mother in town over the week end.
J. and Mrs. Logan and finnily are
away this week on a motor trip to
London, Toronto, Niagara Falls and.
other points. .
F. M. Wilmot, wife and child, are
,pending the holidays at the forent'r's
old home in Martintown, Eaete1n
Ontario.
A. T. Cobb, of Toronto, is -he re-
lieving Manager at the. Bank of Nova
Scotia while Mr. Wilmot is away on
trio holidays.
a e
Mr. anri Mrs Scott Atkin, of
Stewart, Ma., and iohs. Jones, retuur-
ed during the past week and will
spent) the summer here.
MARRIED
WTGHTMAN-J'10OV5R.-At the hem, of t•ho
bride's parents, Blyth, on Wednesday,
aline 00111,4 020 by 11,-v Dr, Parnabv , ill iss
Marjorie Eileen, youngest dnnghtar of J.
R. and Mrs. Hoover, formerly of Grey
township, 4o Normrn, Russell Wight man,
0f lmodeu, 001101 Wm. Wigbtmen, of Bel,
grave.
BAN"ULD-MA4DONALD.-At Knox church
Manse, 15(111anlr, on Saturday, ,iuly sed,
1020, by Rev. T. A. Bell, Miss ,Tenn Mao'
Donald, daughter of the late Donald end
Mrs, MacDonald, or Grey township, 4o
(Bias P.-B04)5u14, of Ethel.
SANDERSO RANDS.
N - -
At 6Uont e
U 6 d
Ohitroh Tnne28Parson, by hews.' W.
rker 13
Sttne 2eklL 1426 by Rev
A. W. Barker, jS
D„ Mlss Ida lie daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
le. and M1a, Whitmore, Mrs, How- wm Rnnds,(3reytownehip, to Mr. Harold
aft) Martin, Miss Ditg•le, Miss Hazel 3,n,dnraou oP Toronto.
Stratton and Clarence Miller of De• D�eD
troit, spent the w'eek end with 1). LOrIiING-In Gntt,m1 only 2nd, 1020, mese
es se se es
and Mrs. Cunningham, John Street. 14dward t.ocking, egad Od years, 11 months
and Il dugs•
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9YA,-ln Grey Tew72111 an Tnasdng,
Mrs. Thos, Strachan, Mrs. Robert; J , t ' pp
t ly 04},, 010, l(ey J , her al reltnt oP
Strachan, Ruth and Ton, Miss P1.
the Into Elenry Keys, in her 84th year.
l3uchalum, Miss Ecklnier and Miss -- - ---
Margnret Strachan are spending two Auction Solo.
weeks at the lakeside tit Kincardine,
tte •• 1
I,
13. Kingswood and wife, of Lon-
don, were •week end visltore with
Mrs. Tda Lowly. The ladies are si-s
tars. Mr. Kingswood has been trans-
ferrer) to another territory and doe.;
not call on the grocers in Iowa now.
Mrs. Bruen McPherson, Detroit,
Mrs. Hanley, Ailn Arbor; J. R. Hill,
Listowel and Alex. and Mr's. Fergus-
on, Listowel, were guests of George
and Mrs. Edwards this weep. Mr.
Ferguson is the oldest brother of Mrs.
Edwards. . ,. ; .;.
Newmarket Thea: We had a call
yesterday morning fr'onl a very old
resident of Newmarket, Mrs. McCall,
who is in her 90th year, }ler nlal(1.
of name' was Miss Daley. She re-
sides in Brussels and drove all the
way here in rt ear with 1111' 5011.
Everything is so changed that she
coplcl not recognize the place. She
was only sixteen years of ago when
the family moved to the township of
King, but she remembers di5(1111 try
the late Wm. Roe and the late 4)r.
Nash. She had ten ch.illl'1n, and
eight are living. Relatives ai'e bur-
ied in the Quaker burial ground on
Yonge Street and she left hare to
final their graves. Miss McCall, one W* An Lowry
of our X blie school tteaelters, )s a keett f -Or Hudson and Sssex
goons1.daughter, 1y1osetdx 2
FRIDAY, JULY Digt,-Perm stook, Imola-
meets, &o., at E>4 Lot 20, (loo, 0, Grey. sate
unreserved as proprietor has disposed of has
Patin. Henry Heiman, Peopri elm'.
Tenders wanted
Sealed tenders marked. plainly'' Tenders for
building Presbyterian Church, aluevnle," wilt
h0 reoelved by the undersigned until noon,
Thorsdny, July 10th, 1020 Plans and specific-
ations may be 0000 00 nppnoetlon to Chas.
Garniss, Bju0vide The lowest or any tender
not nnosed 1y accepted.
• ADD28011 E. PRA SER.
Bloovale, Ont,
•
Cars for Sale
2 Baby Grand Chovrolete
4 S'Oylinder Oldsmobile
1 1.Oyllndor 01dninoblle
2FordSedans, 1024 end 1020
2Ford Tonrin0 Dare 1p22 and 1024
1 Hudson Touring, Super -six engine
1 Ford Ton Truett
2 Ohevrolotn 4.00
1 star
1 Maxwell
2 Ford e, Amp
1 Me7moghlin
Also several good drivers anri Rubber
Tired Boggles for sale.
80etheeeo Oars before yen boy -some real
bergsin0. 4146058006h for doral,