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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-10-20, Page 1VOL, 55 NO, 28 f 902.00 per annum in advance BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. TVEDNE,SDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926 poiromonaggrammammemparossonmontamormaursomm.rmatommuommorpomannamiammentaooLose riches for ultry Good until Oct. 29th Live fleeted Chickens over 5 lbs Chickens 4e to 6 lbs Chickens 4 te, 4a lbs. Chickens 31, to 4 lbs, (Thickens 3 to 3a lbs. Chickens under 8 lb Hens over 5 bs Hens 4a to 5 lbs Hens 4 to 4a /bs .13 .18 DPP/4'el 21 .27 liens 3 to 4 ibe 10 .16 „ .20 ,26 Hens 3 to 3a lbs .08 .14 ... .39 .25 Hens under 8 /be .07 .32 ... .17 .23 Roosters over 6 lbs .....1 .15 „. .16 ,22 Roosters under 6 lbs.00 .13 a.. .15 ,21 Young Ducks over 5 lbs .14 .22 .16 .20 Young Ducks under 5,12 .20 .14 .19 Old Docks .09 .15 These prices are for No. 1 Poui try, delivered at our Ware- house. Poor quality at market value, according to our lodgment. Birds must be in starved condition cry deduc- tion made for crops, Average weight by number birds in each coop. ROBT. THOMSON ,BRUSSELS, Oct. 20tb, 1926 1•1111•••••.0.1.1•• Ampoomommyese1 x The Surrounding District k BLDEVALB Mrs: Leggett, of Draytoa, is at present visiting at the home of her son, Wesley Leggett. George Thompson had an auction sale Friday afternoon and tlisposed of hs 55 head of .grass cattle. A. H. Coombs, of the Bluevals• CrramorY has exchanged his Ford sedan for a Dodge sedan. - M. Cunningham, Glen Gari., Miss Olive Scott and Miss Margaret Garniss visited friends at West Lorne lnst week. - • There was some exitement Frieay when Frank Scott's chimney took fire hut it was soon under control and no damage done. Arthur Shaw and wide have return- ed honm after a three weeks' trip through Western Ontario and a fow days at Detroit. Despatch to The Globe cm Tuesday stated that Lora Blake Duff, an old Illuevalts boy, and manager and edi- tor of the Welland Tribune and Tole - graph, had sold out his holdings to outside interests. Those who have aequired the paper are Henry J. Fos- , tor, of Galt, H.: M. Hueston end A. D. McKenzie of Sarnia, and Mr. Hol- mes, of Galt. Mr. Foster will aesume Mr. Duff's position, commenchrs to- ; day. No word has been inade as to what Mr, Duff expects to do. SEAFORTH At high noon on Saturday, Oct. ! 11, a very smart auturtm wedding took place at the home of Robert and Mrs, Archibald, Seaforth, when their only daughter Ellie &Boa, became the bride of Charles Hubert Else, of Detroit, son of Frederick and Mrs. I Else, of Toronto. The ceremony was prformed by Rev. W. P. Lane, pas- tor of North Street United church. i The house was decorated for the oc- casion with ferns and autumn flow- ' era. The winsome bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was becomingly frocked in a French frock of shell pink georgette with crystal trimmings. An embroiderel tulle scarf of azure blue, silver shoos and bandeau completed her ensemble. She carried a shower bouquet of But- MONCRIEFF terfiy roses and lily-of-the'svalley. Watch for out. Bazaar, early in Miss Ida Lake, of Toronto, was a November. Concert will be held in charming bridesmaid gowned in or- the .evening. , Further notice next chid georgette with affetta trimming. week. She carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses and bob 's breath IRV Mar rosebuds. Harvey Else, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. MISS Florence Theakstone, of Toronto, played the wedding music, and dur- ing the signing of the register Miss Hazel McDowell sang "Until." Mrs. Archibald, mother ef the bride, wore gown • of navy blue crepe romaine, with '5argl trimmings and fringo, mei wore a corsage bouquet of roses. After an informal reeeption and wed- ding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Else left on 0 ,honeymoon. The bride travel- ed- m a claret red chiffon velvet g -own with hat to match, alligator shoes and bag and over this was WOI'D Hu.d- son seal coat. Mr. and Mrs. Else will reside in Detroit. BELGRAVE I Our teacher, Miss L. McKenzie, at jowled the teachers' convention at Goderich on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Gordon Walsh underwent an operation in Wkigham Hospital 00 Saturday morning. We all hope fer a speedy recovery. - Rev. R. A. Lundy, of Kipoon, Will preach the Thankoffering service for the W. M. S. in Knox United Chnrch next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Miss Bella Sproat, Arthur nod Mrs. Rutledge and Robert McCort'- . gle of Seaforth, were recent visiters with James' and Mrs. Amintsion, line of Morris. Mrs. William Nethery, sr., has re- turned to her home after spending a few days at the home of her son, C. NetherYi East Waml"Sh. A social evening was spent at the home of James Anderson, of Morris, on Tuesday evening., when a lumber of frismds of the community met to- gether and presented Mrs. jack Ern- est, fortnerly Miss Maud 13e1l, with a miscellaneous shower, Mrs. (Dr,) Grierson, missionary in Korea, and formerly Miss Fingland, of Londesboro, addressed 'a meeting in Knox United Church in. Belgrave on Friday evening and gave a very interesting talk on the work there, also about- the country and the people with their habits. . I e - garet Turney, of Wingham, was very dainty in a frock of coral georgette and lace and carried a basket of "THE UTILE CLODHOPPER" A Comedy Damn in Tine Acts Will be presented by the pup- ils of Fordavieh Continuation Seheol in the Township Hall Ethel friday Ev'g Oct. 22nd Commencing at 8.1S sharp Under aalspiees of Eastern Star Ledge, No, 406 BetWeen acts there Will be a nt Miscellaneous Program, . Advnitision 36 and 10 ate, Ella Ponreom iron° Hamilton booretary WALTON As a result nt an accidents whieh °G- eared on Sunday nights rat the high- way, a motorist, from Walton, was recently fined $10 on a cbarge of be- ing, drunk and 825 for driving a eat' reckleesly. Rev. W. Mathes attended the pres- bytery meeting that was held at Hay- field on Tuesday. Mrs. William Clark, Alex. Clark and Mrs. Alex. Gardiner motored to Wingham on Tuesday, E. A. and Mrs. Scott and family, Lucknow, spent, Sunday et the home of Mrs. Janet Gardinie. Will o.nd Mrs Hogarth and family, of London, spent the week end at the of James and Misses Simpson, east of Walton, Mrs. John Watt, Miss Maud Fer- guson and Mrs. P. 11 Gardinem were among the friends that wove enter- tained at the home of Airs, Robert Archibald, Seaforth. A trousseau, tea was given in honor of Miss Elia Selina Archibald, whose marriage to Charles Hubert Else, of Dertoit, son of Frederick ahd Mrs. Else, of Toronto, takes nlace on Saturday, October 16, 1926, Won at taternationai—Gordnn A/It:- Gavin, of this district, cleaned up on the tractor plowing at the Internat- ional plowing match at Lundy's Lane last week. Mr. ,McGavin is only 20, making Ms success the more eemark- able, His tithes were.—best work done in sod or stubble with an Oli- vet plow; best plowed lend in Sod or stubble, tractor, boys under. 21 years (geld Watch); beat plowed land in scal, trader' (Delco Light Trophy). New Advertisements Hot Fowl Supper-Itoe'sCh nroh iserviaos-Orossels Mined tniaroli Notiee-Bram.ohi tiounen Seiving-Mrii. R. Farrow Pigs for Pele-Gordon Whitflelci For. .ado -W, g,Jiteary Auction ,,l'.— .i 15 1,1,k. ,A110b1031 ,.1i,,—Bob,,, sahi-Jantes s. /smith Anotion solo- A V Poera0er Auotiou Hord....ii Saito shot A the ino-F It Smith Wood for sale -Hawn f.umber MIs Hntimy (5 FO,Linle—ilnIc r +(... V -11.1.1/1 Sister Passes Away:—The Goder- ich Signal refers to the death of a sister of Robt. Holland of this cons- munity:—On Thursday, Oct '7th, death claimed one of Goderich •town- shtp's old and highly esteemed resi- dents in the person of Elizabeth Hol- land, widow of the late Roland Jen - king, at the age of seventy-five years and ten months, The late Mrs. Jen- kins had been in declining health for some time, but during the past few weeks her condition gradually became worse, until Thursday, the 7th, when she passed peacefully away, Ever since her marriage she had resided in Goderich township, on the 16th concession., with the excep- tion of two years spent in Clinton. Her Husband predeceased her aboot two years. She was a woman highly respected and loved by all will made her acquaintance, mueh devoted to the home and all that pertains to community welfare, and a zealous Christian. She was a • menthe? of Wesley Church, Clinton. Surviving her are A family of three daughters and three sons: Mrs. T. R. Wallis; of Goderich; Mrs. Wesley Stevens, of Hullett Township; Mrs. Nixon Welsh, of London; George, of Clinton; Har- vey, of .Goderich township, and Her- bert on the homestead': She leaves also one sister, Mrs. Frances Watson, of Los Angeles, Calif., and one broth- itt', Rob. Holland, of Walton. The funeral took place from her residence on Saturday afternoon to Clinton cornetery. Rev. A. A. Holmes and Rev. J. E. Hogg conducted the ser- vices and the pallbearers were six nephews of the deceased: W. J. Car- ter, Nobles Holland, Reiss Jenkins, Will Jenkins, Reiss Ferris and Will Vodden. HENFRYN ALICTION SALE —0 Wing to the shortage of feed, Robert. Shiell, 14,5, 8, Co,, 10, Elora, will hold an auction Role of 23 head of choice atm). Hol- stein cows, on Wednesday, ()et. 2711, Sale commences at 1,30 o'clock, with 0, la Vandrick, 48 auctioneer. See advt. in another column. WROXETER lereel stml Mrs. Kitchen have re- turned from a visit with relatives at Tor onto and Detroit. Thns. Jaekliii hits sold hia farm, in Iinwick, to Oliver MeCreary, who takes possession at once. A. aml Mrs, aVells aml tle daugh• ter, of Toulon, were visitors at the bottle of A. Weaning, last week. Austin stnd Mrs. Martin eon little daughter, of Torontn, spent the week- end at the home ofJiro, and Mrs. Doughts, David Thompson and sister. Miqs Jean Thompson, are at present in London, where the latter renently pasted through A eri Heal opPrii 000. Dr. Elizabeth McMaster, of Indoc, Genteel Indio, will give an AthirPiiii, AG the Ttittlik(IfftnillQ 001•ViCe (If thr Wninetl'S y S,,oi et y, t 0 he held in the United Church, on Sunday worming, Oct. 2.Ith. -Rey. A. W. Barker, of 131119901F1, nonducted anniversary set vices, at Salem United Church, last Sunday. Althnugh the weather was lint vet y favorahle, there was the num] large gathering as the fowl Kipper, held on Monday evening. The unportant feature vf the Wom- en's Institute meeting. this month, will be it "Health 'Palk," by Dr. A. McLeod. Roll Call—Donatinti nf 6 egg% As theee eggs are to be donat- ed to the Wingbam Hormital, a goner - (MS VeSpOlISP is requested. Thie pro to ise,s to he it very int eves ti n g meeting, turd all the ladiem nf the 00111- rnunity are invited, Non-members may take part in the ft one. ti on. should they so destee. inhursclaY, Oct, 28511, at airs, Armstenng's. • MORRIS Contrail met on Monday, of this week Tire T tx Collector expenta to start out next week with the 1926 tax not- ices. Mrs. Adam McKenzie, of Toronto, has been visitieg her brother, Albert Crooke, 6th line. Sohn and Airs. Oliver and Dr, Ram - aura Brussele, Emeriti Sunday with Rev and Mrs. Puevey, Otto. 2, Roy and Mrs. Purvey and Margar- et, Con. 2, attended the Archibald— Elee wedding at Seafoeth, last Satan,- dav. Friends regret, to learn that Mrs. William 'Combo]] is suffering ferma it stroke, at the house of her brother, Albert Crooke. A euchre party is being held in the town hall. Benssels on Thursday eV - ening. of this week., and these inter. Kited are invited to attend, 8ee advt, in thin item.. Fortune-Ctonyon—A very pretty wedding took place at St. Allchael's Church, Blyth, last week when Miss V1olt Cc0iti Cmonyn, daug der o Arthur and 'VII% Cronyn, of Morrie Township, became the bride oa Loufs D, Fortune, of Detroit, The bride Mitered tho chuach on the arm of her father, She was charming in a gown of peat/II-cabled satin remain°, with /diver trimming anti car•red ' bouquet or white roses, valley lilies Bazaar ' The Ladles of Melville Church Brussels Will hold their Bazaar in the TOWN HA I, Saturday, October 30 Commencing 00 130 o'clock Booths Arranged Containing Fancy Work, Plain Sewing, Aprons, Pillow Caen,‚ Towels, Flowers, Handker- chiefs, Candy, Post Office, and a Farmer's Booth of Fowl, Vegetables, Home-made Bak. ing, etc. TOP Served Memnon and Evening Nothing Sold till Bazaar Opens Everybody Welcome I and maiden held fern, and wore a blade picture hat. The bride was as- sisted by her sister, Miss Annie Cron- yn, who wore a gown of mauve geor- gette, with lore trimming, with hat to match, and carried a beuquet of pink 'emotions. The bridegruom was assisted by John Curtin. of Detroit. Rev. Father Gaffrey, the parish priest offiriated. After the ceremony the bridal party motored to the home of the bride's parents, where a wedding breakfast was served. Immediately afterwards Mr. and Mrs. Fortune left on a wedding trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls. The bride traveled m a gown of American 'Beauty rose cut velvet and georgette, with is coat of rosewood and needlepoint trimmed with a fax fur. On their return they will take up residence in Dertoit. Thos. Pierce, north gravel, is ex- tending his poultry house. , Don't forget the auction 6'ole at -W. H. Maunder's farm, 2 miles south of Brussels on Saturday 3f tide week. CRANBROOK Robert Campbell hits mild his houee, in the villag,e, to Richard Mills, who if moving from Ethel, next week. We welcome them to our midet. Rev. Mr, McDotiald, q India, will give an address in Oranbrook Church, no Sunday morning, at the usual hour, 111 5e,,iiecti on with the Woolen's Than k uttering meeting. A. quiet wedding took place at the Walton United (Thumb parsonage, on Wednesday. Oat. 13th, by Rev. W. J. Moines, when Miss filtbeleen Nobel Swalition, soonnd daughtet of W. ;r. and Ales. Szualltlon, was united in marriage to Joseph Claire Long, youngest son of Jacob and late Airs. Long. Tire bride was beeemingly at- tired in her gown of brown satin, w crepe.' She ore the gema' oo 's gifts gold' wrist watch. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Long left on a motor trip, the bride wearing a fue-teirtuned coat of rosewood velour with hat ni' rosewood and sand, Mr. and Mrs. Long will reside in Oranbrook. GREY 'Wm, Hutchison is visiting with his son, Dugald, at Stretford, Miss Elia Hands is visiting with her sister, Mrs, Harold Sanderson, at Tor- onto, Don't forget the auction sale, on Satruday, of this week, at thambrook, Liet W in Tna Pow Mrs. W. H. Kerr, Brussels, spent it few days last week as the guest of airs, Stanley Wheeler. Miss Pearl Cole has retorneti home rater it mouth's visit with Mrs, Dug. ald FIachinsori, Stratford, Galt Baker, Oth Cone ie buildiug 50,15. Iran house. He is going to go in strong on the poultry, "The Little Oloddhopper" in the traynallin Hall, Ethel, 00 Friday ev- ening, This is it first-olass play. Percy Tverman is holding an arm. tion sale oE farm stock, etc, on leeiday, of this week, at Lot 10, eon. 8 A hot fowl supper' will be held at Roe's Church on Thursday evening, Nov. and, Watch foe full particulars. Weatet and Mrs. Aidinteheon, of Humillon, wore recenb visitors with jos. J. and Mrs. MeOutcheon, Con, 2, Mrs, Eph, ()ober and sone and Miss Kidd, all of Toronto, sprit the week- end with Roy anti ales, Cunningham, Oth Onn. ' Don't forget the euchre party, in the town ball, Bruseels, on Thursday evening, of this week, Site advt, in this Witte Mrs, W. Rands eeturned home, laet Saturday, after visiting, with her, deughter, Mee. Harold Sanderson, at Toronto. Jack PenrSOM 4th Com, reeently un- loaded 3 carloads of Western cattle, end had one car sold in a few days, Mr, Pearsen handles a good many cats Sa.m. and Mrs, Bennett and clatigh. ter, Miss Bennett,: of Wingham, spent 'Friday at the home of Stanley anti Mee. Wheeler, 811 Oon. A hot fowl emmer and entertain- ment will he held on Tnesday even- ing, Nov. and, inetead of Oct, 28th, DA the en et 'einem eons London, could babe secured. See bille end atirt, 11 (Y1' hiwl upper - A Hot Ewa! letteper mei Cm- eert will be held w R0 E'S UNITED CHURCH Tuesday Ev'g, Nov, 2nd Supper Served from 6 to 8 A Good Program will be ren- dered by the Munro Entertainers of London Assisted by Local Talent in Solos,Duets, Instrumentals and Readings Admission 50 and 25 cents THE BEsT YET HEAP OF FIRM DIES Alfred Raymond, an old Crenbraek boy and general manager of the firm of Raymond Bros., London, who is dead at the age of 58. ing which he returned to Windsor and then to London in 1904, where he established the present busineee. Ilr hoe melded there since that date. MIS. Abe Bishop had the tnisforts une to fall from it etepladdr r, at her home, last week, and has been confin- ed to her bed for some days. We hope that she will soon be around again, Pt'nvinriutl Constable Whiteatiles and Go. Conamble Fellow were over nil the orb hne, and arrested two young fellows, charged with stealing two tit's off .tht, car of Reuben Blew- er, Stit COn, Mr. Brewer rettri from Brussels, on Saturday night, and when he went out to the barn, nn Sunday morning, the two hind wheels f 1 ra, h ti . ' le pence did the final act on Wednesday last. Fred ()stet. wishes to state that hi reference to that ori•itlent ef his, on Friday evening, of tast week, that the blame does not lie with Irina ile states that as he was coming Mtn Brussels, he was (hiving very slowly, and there were 5iV0 CAM orient, the East Aide of the road arid the other on Mr. Raymond is survived by his widow, a daughter, Ruth, and one son, Ernest, both of London, also r two brothers residing in Wardsor, George, and Joseph A. Two boys, George, aged 20, and • Earl, 19, members of the 135th Bat- talion, were killed overseas. I The late Mr. Raymond was an ac- tive worker of the Wortley• Road Haptiet Church, from whieh the Ant- i eral was held last Thursday at 2 o•- ' eloc1c to Woodland Cemetery for in- ! terment. He was superintendent of the Wortley Road Baptist Sunday ; School for a number of year's, , ' s' filen that office 10 few years ago. ' The funeral services were conducted ; /lsy Resa T. J. Mitchell, pester of the ehurch of which deceased was a her; Rev. C. McKechnie, former pa,- , tor of that church and nosy of Mk- ville, anti Rev. George W. Dewey. t he West, and he Fwasgoing slowly he- orison makes g tWeell I -Nen ears when Jamie Turnbull, who attends Continuation School, in F3ruesels, whn was talking to the ocermanta of the ear on the Emit id', stepped out tight in front of Mr. Oster's ear. Mr. 0-aer wishes this 001.11.1:lii)/1 /Mille, as lie does ent like being blamed when the blame was not his. ETHEL Petemo'vtLovatont is sportitn ig a ew ,ra Our village streets are receiving a liberal coating of gravel, John and Mrs. King 1500 spending their, vacation in Wingaratu and Blue - vale. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Jos. Ames 10 still under the (lector's "'Zee Freida Schooner, of Brantford, spent it couple of days with Mrs. P, N. -°t'Kuililteleari Bremner had an operation performed on hoe nose, last week, by Drs. Bryans and hicalaster. On Sunday next, at 7 p T11,, HEW, 0. C, Keine, nf Atwood, will preaeb in Ethel United Chureh. Communion service% and receptinti nf members, in the United Church, nn Sunday tnorning, Oct, 8Ist, at 11 a. to. Quite a few from here attended 01A hot fowl supper, at Trowbridge, nn Monday night, and report a lame crowd and a gone time. Don't miss the lint fowl snpper, at Roe's (Moeda on Tuesday, Nov. and, and at Ethel, on Monday, Nov. 8th, Watch for bills later. Richard Mills has sold his home and 12 am es of land to Alex, Dunbar, \rho gets possession the 1s5 of Nov- einhee„ Mr. 1101 Is is having an tine - tion sale, on ivicnially next. T. Vodden is having OXtellSIVP ro- pairs done to his store, and exneets in asbort time to be ready to do bus- iness again. The in tetior of the stare is being ee-linished, and will be stoek- ed with a complete new line of goods as erten as it ia A 'Hallowe'en Social will be held in the United Church, on Thursday, Oct. 28th, uncler the anepices of tbe Yermg People's League. Games, contests and other fun. The seentrd edition of "The Eye Opener" %vitt make its appearanee. Don't miss this. 5& LFRED RAYMOND DIES AT AGE OF 58 Head of London Awning Firm Suc- cumbs to Lengthy Illness—Was Born in Cranbrools Alfred Raymond, of the firm of Raymond Mersa awning manufaetor- ers of London, died last Tuesday at his home, 155 Thompson avenua, after a lengthy illness. Air. Raymond who was the 'senior partner of the. company and general manager, was born at Cranbrook, Ont., 38 yeare ( ago. During bit younger days Air. Ray- mond was it school teacher in his home town, but on resigning this field he entered the employment of ,J, C. Goss Company, Detroit, where 1 be learned the businees in width he WAS engaged at the time of Ale death. t oving to San Francisco in 1903, e he stayed there for one year follow- t formai Report Tells of Government Activity As Basis of Election Appeal Toronto, Oct. 19.—A statment was issued Tuesday morning by Premier Ferguson. It reada: To. the People of Ontario: On assuming office three :mil a lulf year ago. this Government determin- ed upon a policy of honest, ere], imie al and efficient administration. While extending the various public serv;eos to meet tha growing needs of this great province, our aim has lrien by rigid economy arid improved methods to overtake the huge defict with which 100 were faced Ilnd begin a program of relieving the taxpayers as rapidly as possible from the henry burden of taxation. It will be gratifying to the taxpay- er to learn that we are now in a posi- tion to announce substantirl reduc- tions in taxation. We are peoud nf a record that in ,so short it tirrt. en- ables the Government to ask your approval of a course of ru tam that has brought about a new era in the huainese arairs of the provine,--a Milanced budget and lower taxes.. A brief review of the work. of the Government shows that the finansea of the province have been etsablish- ed upon a sound basis, A (leftist of $15,00 0,00 0 in the annual budget of the province has • been successfully met. Foe the iirst time in the history of provineial finance a system of continuous audit of both revenuss and disbursements in every depart- ment has been inaugurated. Provie- ion has been made for paying off the debt of the province. Road Building Reorganization of the highwi-y de- partment and the adoption or Mori, economical and efficient methods have enabled the building of more mileage of highway at greatly red.tic- ed coat. The provincial program, as originally outlined, has been complet- ed to the point where the Goearnment feels warranted in adding substantial mileage to the otigital scheme. A great impetus has been given to the development of our vaet wealth in minerals, forest products rani oth- or natural resources - and to the role onization of Noethern Ontario. Ibti Government seek the Conservative nonsmatmn in Kingston, or in ;my other constituency, "Hon. Howard Fergusoo wiel de- clare his policy providing eort "(1- A hola ion of doetor's pr;,svrip. tio» for liquor. "(2- Salo of lapses in limited quentitios by authorized vendors in Iovernment dispensaries "(3- Selo a six per rent beer in hotels, in municipalities that poll a theee.ilft)ie majority in :favor of such I IhrErr to the death th hoot-- legg'a 'servatives in 0. T. A. coned- uencies are free to tun as inatmend- at Conservatives, reserving the right oppose the Ferguson liquer 1 1 L. KERR, ProprOlor uchre Party Brussels Bowling Club win hold a Euchre Parry in the OPERA HOUSE <( Thursday Ev'ql Oct, 21 . At 8 o'eloek To which all are cordially Invited. Admission 50c Lunch will be served LChurch Notes Melville Church Last Sunday, at both eerviees, Mrs, S. M. Atkin took the organ, in Mel- ville Chutch, and her playiug was much appreciated by the congreg. edam The ehoirar rendition of Gon- nocre "Send nut Thy Light," was nitich enjoyed, as was also Archie Ballantyne's solo, "In (Sodas Ger den." The policy as declared by Hon. How- ard Ferguson will be suppmted by every Conservative elected on tis strength of his declared trihesenee to that poliey. "Ontario is getting bask to tla- theory that the party is grtlt...r than the individual who leads the party, end the ,wnstitueney le greater than the individual who repr -salts the r.onstitueney. If the con -,it, • of Ontario want government control esta),lished, the cuestitusnsies ran got desire by electing a major- ity of representatives to giva them what they want. If the Ferguson Government is defeated, the majority of Raney and Sinclair Liberals, alo- ed by prohibition -first Conservatives, will have to maintain the 0. T. A. or fi.nrissuona, pootie;substitute frtg the/ I‘ngun HURON COUNTY • Albert enliough, of God oriel), took 0,50 himself a partner for life, in the person cif Miss Mildred Ring, daugh- ter. of Albert and Mrs. King, of Hul- l/qt. Rey. W. R. Alp, of Auburn, perforthed the ceremony, The Betted a T111910E1; and staff of tbe seafortli alr ruorial Hospital wish to acknowledge with thaoks, the don - 011 in of a beautiful instrument cabill- et by O. 11. Broadroot, of aloosejaw. Bloadfutit is it Seaforth old boy, and one who never forgets the old town nr tl,0 people in it. At Goderiela the dredging has been completed svith the exception of the blast hie of roek in front of the elevat- nr. The channel between the outside breakwateas and the pieto was widen. ed to 400 feet, this year, and a depth of not more than 22 feet at normal Nvitter in the harbor is now ensured. , 'rho omb nal meeting of the Seaforth Highlanders' Band was held on Tues- day evening, when the following Mlle- s were elected fer the coming year : Ooncluetor, John R. lamiinan ; Prep - blew, al I). Reid : Vire-President, 0. Ross ; Seeeetary, E W. Edge r afar). aging Committee, ci..orge Peterson, , Irsv ri Tee wartha mai Peter Simpson ; Auditors, 0. H. Snowden and IV, Srari tn. Tire pollee roma and county jail are busy plaves. these days, Duties; tile the past and pri sent weela it number. of esees have crime before agistaate Reid, tnil id present, there are 17 serving tientenees nr awaiting trial in the. jail. A number of these are 0. '1'. A. enees, while eeveral are to he tried at the Fall assizes, which start on the 26th of the tantlth. This is the larg- est ournbee of inmates in the jail at one time for a good number of years', , The death occurred suddenly, at , noon, on Wediresday laet, of aphis Meek, Whighani, Mr, Monk had been well and active to the last. He bed been piling wood in the yard, on Wednesday morning, and had I walked to the postoffice, but upon enter ing the house, at noon, he ex- pired, Deceased was in his 83rd year. Those who who survive are his , Nvidow, two sons and three daughters, John Handal], an employee of the Western Carman Flom. Mills, of God- etich, lost his life last Wednesday morning, shortly after 7 o'clock, Randall was eitber working in a bran bin or' fell into ft, and it weir some time before he was whored. 'When found by fellow.workets, he was still breathing, but failed to recover, de- spite the offoras of Drs. Whitely and Martin, the dust fermi the bran hav- ing filled hiR IlIngs. The deceased la strrvivaetdbrayItis ics ssvonb i fe aantlgonneel t sole% Arhe Queen street United Morrell, Blytia, %vas meet anecessful. W. M. Myers Perot-11prd of Mitchell Publit School, mid Rev. IV. .7, Mathes. B. A. of , 'Walton, were the principal speaker, 'The Sonday School orchestra, eons situ irrg of Miss Galley, pianist, Roy Toll and Ward Lnunay, furniebed the mimic for the oceasion. Stan ay Sibs thorpe reudered Is pleasing solo, and the male quartette, consieti rig of Mee, see, Leone, 1111born, Wallace and Wightman, contributed oeleationa.