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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-11-10, Page 1VOL, 55 NO, 21 keet t n per amain in advance BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, NOVF,MBER o, 1,92 j. L. KERR, ProMeior fth Prices for [try Good until Nov. 1 1th Chickens over 0 11)8 , Chickens over 5 lbs Chickens 41 to 5.1bs Chickens 4 to 4i ibe.„ Chickens 3e to 4 lbs.,. Chickens 8 to 4.1be.., Chickens under 3 lbs Hens over 5 lbs Hens di to 5 lbe LiVP Dres'd L'VP OPPeed . .20 .20 Hens 4 to 41 lbe .12 .L7 . .19 ,26 Hens 8i LO 4 lbs .09 .15 . .18 ,23 Hens 8 to si lbs .07 ,13 . .17 .22 Hens under 3 Ilse .05 .12 . .15 .20 Roosters over 5 lbs .11 .15 . .20 Roosters under tbs.09 .13 . .18 .20 Young Ducks over 5 lbs .12 .22 .16 .10 Young Ducks ender 5.10 ,20 .14 .18 Old Duda) .09 .15 These prices eel) for No. 1 Poultry, delivered at our Ware- house. Poor quality at market value, according to our judgment. 13irds must be in starved condition or deduc- tion made for crone. Average weight by number birds in each coop. ROBT. THOMSON BRUSSELS, No, 10th, 1026. auelsals, reeentatet.44.4.4.4.4.444.444.4.••••••••••••••aleretelneneesee+•••••••••-enteen tti The Surroun 2de-4414•31Seateeetetee44044:41.44taliteltitet ding District tratttensaanteeeletatelee44••••••••••••••••• • WROXETER Miss Agnes McKercher returned to Mt. Forest on uesday. Harry Carey visited at his borne in Goderich over Sunday. Leslie McLaughlin, OshaSera, was a holiday visitor in the village. Arnold Edgar was a recent visitor with relatives in Southampton. Mies Rona Van Velsor was home from Stratford for the week 'end. Mrs, Tait and family are spending . a week with relatives in Toronto. ; Inca Munro and Harry- Allan were home from Toronto for the holiday. Miss Hazel Hoffman, - Kitchener, spent Thanksgiving Day at her borne. here. Miss Mary Gibson is spending a few weeks ea. the guest of friends at Blyth. • Miss Evelyn Thompson, Wingham, renewed acquaintances in the vfllaye last week. A shooting match, in chaege of T. Grant and R. Vegan, was held in the rink Thanksgiving Day. Ashton and Mrs. Morrison, St. Catharines, were 'recent guests of the former's mother, Mrs, Ince Morris - OD. • ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ R, SALA , One Mire Bred 11 Shorthorn Bon One year old *1* • Sired by White Wonder Prite wiener at .Brussels Fair Ruse l Knight 1: R. R. 2 Brussels Phone 2818 Bert Martin and family were holi- day visitors in London. Jno. Gibson, jr. and Arthur West- lake returned from the West on Wednesday wher they have Ppent the last two ,enonths, What might easily have proved a drowning fatality took place at 11.30 Tuesday morning when a Ford sedan driven by S. Burke, struck the end of a car driven by Wm. Wright, of MelTiA, as they were passing just be- fore ,cresisng the bridge. Brigkees icar swung around, breaking the railing near the bridge and plunged into the water, which is at present veey deep. The car was completely submerged, but thed river manged to get out and swam to shore, where Dr. Mc- Leod was soon at hand to render as- sistance. JAIVIESTOWN Stewart McEtrea, of Winehelsea, was the guest of 13. and Mrs. Payne on Sunday. Miss Evelyn Holt has returned from Goderich where he has spent, the past few months. A. A. and Mrs, Fowler and son, Don, of Winc.helsea, spent tha holi- day with 13. and Mrs. Payne, 2nd con, , ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Phone 221 4 CAR OF LACK GEM estic Expected this week $1 0 per ton off ear ETHEL 1 I I • I • 1111111.110 VW To the Electors of lar 11 ron On the -Let of Decemb er you will be asked to elect a repre- sentative to the Provincial Legislature, and as 1 em a candidate you have a right to know Ink position and views. There aro many canto ntious subrects to be aettled--Gov- ermnent Control vs. O. T. A. the educational administration of the Province, Hydro -Electric affairs e and Highway inatters. But Mr. Ferguson says that the liquor question is the main !Que. That being the can, 1 wieb to state that 1 am opposed to Govern ment Control as oullina by Mr. Ferguson, Government Con- trol should mean a restriction in the output of liquor instead of an increase. Government Centres], to be effective, should be in the hands of thoet in sympathy with temperance legislation and not of those controlled by the liquor interests. Government Con- trol may mean revenue, but it is at the expense of the general ,prosperity of the Province. I believe the 0. T. A., as ondoes.ed. by ,the people on. diffeeent occasions and by large majeritios in North Huron, sheuid be adhered to and strictly enforced. I believe men should be elected who are in sympathy with tem- perance legislation. Hydro-eleetrie energy should be distributed on a more equit- able basis throughout the Province. Revenue derived dram liq- uor should not be applied to highway expenditure. Premier Feeguson's ToWnsitip eehoel board Whet workable end shOuld be withdeawn. Supplementary grants to teachers' salaries shottld be based on length of service, efficiency and quelificatiom Eines tions should be held at seasonable times whee the views of the people can be expressed, and onee eXpreseed, as they have been on several .0tettei00e, shetild be respected. C. A. ROBERTSON New Advertisement' Lost -Toll Paws For le-Uoy Gositingluun For i tie -21 4414/111 Dockereis for sale -Geo. :instruct 81grttl.' eon ti n If Bros. Domestic H Neer Hog tor servire-Krnest Voters' L.isti Court -Township of Grey Rogers Realos-Moln tyro & Oralmo re 1l0.11 for snle-Rnssel Knight seeond.hswiCAPP-Mciiityre & endmore Hard to Blecturs-G A Robertson TM. es -Walton irs, oter. ' lob Auction Bele-Walter 131inco Auction kbtle-R. 0, !Carver Miss Gireta Eckmier, Winghatn, spent Thanksgiving under the paren- tal roof. Mee. Faulkner, who has been visit- ing her sitter, Mrs. D. MacDonald, has returned to her botne in Ciricego. Mrs. A. D, McCue!), Pine River, was a visitor at the home of her brother, Crawford Stem:ham during tbe past week. A message was received by Mrs. Jamee Steadier' from Smith, Nevada, U. S., advising her of the death of her brother, John eifeVicar, who passed away Oct. 31st. He had been in deli- cate health for pever al years, De- ceased was born in Vaughan town- ship, York Co., in 1849, and came, when a boy, with the family and liv- ed on a Nem near Molesworth, 50 years age he went to Nevada and took up farming in Smith Valley, Two years later he returned and married Miss Annie McDonald, of .Molesworth, who. with Rve sons aud two daugh- ters, are left to funnier the loss of a faithful husband and loving father, a man of sterling elmracter tend kindly deede. Deputy•Reeve Thee. McDon- ald, of Grey, is a brother•in-law. WALTON Herbert Manning, Boundary, is threatened with eppend lei tis. He drove clown to Peamerston and on his return was stricken. Mrs. Alex. Gardener and Miss Mary Mowbray have gone to Detroit, Mich,, to spend a couple of weeks visiting relatives. Mathew Armstrong, of Ballet, had two carloads of cattle shipped into Walton recently, one car eoming from a Western province and one from Toronto. The Wornen's Auxiliary of the An- glican Church xnet at the home of Mrs. John Watt. There Wag a good 'attendance. The date for the bazaar was decided on for December 0, in the A. 0. U. W., hall, Walton. A dance was held in the Work- man Hall on Wednesday evening. There was a large crowd in attend- ance. The Redman three-piece or- chestra of Auburn, asissted by Stew- art Bros., of Seaforth, supplied spleu did music for the evening. The Black Knights held a social evening in the A. 0. IL W. hall Tues- day night, Nov. 2nd. There were representatives from Brusels, Blyth, Wingham, 13 elgrave and Winthrop lodges. All report no enjoya:ble evening, 13LUEVALE A. H. and Mrs. Coombs spent the week -end at Toronto, • King McDonald, or Ter onto, was up for a few days thie week. Win wird Mrs. Balfnur sperit Sun- driv with relatives at Ethel. E. Bleeds shipped a ear of hogs and cattle to Tottnit to, on Saturday. Miss Wardell spent the week -end wit 11 her folk. et Steal Irene?. Airs, M. Smeller, spent the week -end with her son, Parker, at Guelph. Haney Robb, or Stratford. visited old friends arnund 1351.0. th IS week, Harvey Messer, of Toronto. spent Thanicsai vi ng with his parents here, Thee. Herldow 110,8 00110 to visit PO- RI/tin At Bean Hord for a few weeks. Miss Grace Coultese, of Lietnwei, 'peen t a few days with her grandmoth- er, Mrs. G. Snell, The Willing Vilnrkere bete their mouthly meeting et the home of Mrs. Gen. Mathers. bud Thursday. Chas, and Mrs Enright and family, 01 Termite, visited with A, and Mrs. Memos for 0-001)1,10 el' days. • Misses Finrence Hall and Kate Weller, of Wrneeter. spent a few dans with Mrs. 117. 1, Mestere. Tiros, Hemphill, of Wrogeter, 131)1(1' 06 a enuple of care nf illumine, from here, this week, to New York, Mrs, Thne, Coultese has gone to Toronto where she will .epertd the Wirt ter with her cl a ugh tet, Mabel. :Cohn Underwond has returned home to Saskatnon, after a couple weees, visit with relatives arnend here. 1-I. L. Stesvatt and 1, W, Leggett have each been inlay taking care of the betty's movement of poeltry for the Ilieniceerving market. ' The *Preabyterieris dicl noe have env these hooks will be on the shelves in 1‘1,-F4 JUDI PE HtPWArli 81/6 MIPS LP Cloakey, of Wingliam, spent Monday with Mrs. W. J. Mestere, A eumbee fermi hare attended the cosy' supper given by the Wingliain L O. L., at the town ball, in Wing - ham. A Goon Oen Aog.-Andrew Gray, one of the oldeet residents of this timidity, pegged away at his home her 'No.:day f cowmen id 110 I Spa 4416 age -108 years, His wife prealeceesed him by several years, Surviving are three sous and a daughter, viz :- James and William, in Sask. ; and Andrew and Jessie at home. A more extended notice will be given next week. The regular monthly meeting of of Bluevale Women's Inatitete will meet on Thereday, Nov, 1101), at the home of Mee. Robt. Shaw. Mrs, R. Aitchinson will assist with a. paper, ,How to make the the common things nf life, interesting." by Mrs. (Rev.) A. V. Walden, also one "Our new Governor-General." hy Mrs, Alice Aitken. Roll Call -"A Thought for Thanksgiving," CRANBROOK J. H. and Mrs. Cameron: of Lon- don, were Thanksgiving visitors with Mrs. McDonald. 3: 1.++++++.1-1•++++++++.++++++++ 4. + + ' .s. DANCE! U. F. 0. HALL WALTON friday Ev'g, Nov. 12 Hogg Orchestra Will supply the Music. a + lunch Served Everybody Invited + Very successful anni versat 3, servic- es were held in the United Church, on Sunday last, at 11 a, tn. and 7 p. m. Rev, F. Craik, of Gerrie, preach- ed two splendid sermous to large con - re ations The church was riot g . large euough to accomodate the even. ing congregation. Special In 1181C Wag provided by the choir, .with an an- them and solo by P. N. Currie in the morning and ewo special anthem numbers in the evening. Hear the debate in the -United GREY •Church, next Monday night, Nov, Many atended the Fowl Supper at 18,1). at 8 15 The subject of "Oen- the United Church. Ethel, on Monday solidated Scheele" will be debated by the League of Ethel zinc! the League of Bluevale. Thr Fneevale yonng people will try to show that the Con - satiated School system 18 0601881)18. while our debaters will argue against the system. Everybody welcome. JrISL a rem pleenore weeks until the People of Ontaaio will decide the Temperance policy foe what nifty tIP tnany many yeses to titans. Will it be wet ne dry r Any thinking per- son knows that Premier Fergeentee Government Sale policy if adopted will mean a backward step and the loss of all the ground won in t.he 110MP of Temperatme far. EVPI y loyal eitizen owes it as his duty to de. feat Government Control and defend the 0. T. A. evening. Miss Burred, teacher at S. S. No. 3, spent Thanksgiving with her par- ents at Elora. Cecil and Mrs. Dane and Mrs. R. G. Dane, of Gerrie, spent a .day last week with Stanley and Mrs. Wheeler, 8th con. e bliss Beth Hoover, Ooh line, is visit- ing with friends in Guelph. Norman Hoover, of London, spent the holiday with his parents, R. J. end Mrs. Keever. Court of Revisioe on the Voters' Listwill be held in the Township Hall on Monday, Nov. 15th, et 11 a. tn. A nubile meeting will be held in in Uninu United Church, on Wednes- day, Nov. 17th, at 2 o'clock, when the subject of Temperance and part- icularly the evils of the (11 01)1)506 Gov- ernment Sale Policy will be discussed. Mrs. McGuire. of 13resse1s, will give 81) adclrese. The ladies of the 50 11- gregvege.tion will seeve refreshments. Everyone whole interested in the wel- fare of our province shnuld attend. 0001000 CONCEKT -Lna Friday ev- ening, a colleen was given in the Union Sehool No, 10, by the pupils consisting of songs, a ialegues, music- al selections and a play, "The Deareet Thing, in Shots." L. 0. Whitfield. drugless prectitioneer, gave a ehort bealth talk, anti will be pleased to give a more thorough lecture later on if it is the wish of the community, ETHEL , Mrs. Jas. Pearson, me, is almost bet- ter again after belt illness Harold Love of London, spent the week -end at his home here. NV. 0. and Mrs, 13isbee and Carman spent the week -end. in London. Bert and Nies. Leke have nerved 10- 00 the village from their furrier home, on One. 4, Mee. (D).),E, McMaster and Joan re- turned llettle on Sunday, after etrend. ing a couple of weeks In Waikertnn. Services on the Ethel eircuit, next Sunday, at Ole regular home, Bee's 11, Union 3 and lethel 7 p. in. Alex, and Mrs. Dunbar dud family have moved into the house recently vacanteci by IL and ells. aline, Station Road. Rev, D. NV. apil Mrs. Williants and tianghters, teenier, and Ret event. e rew days with Rev. and Ales. Guest, at the United Church personage. Rev. Mr, Johnstone, of Holstein, gave a fine Thanksgivitig sermon, in the Presbyeeriart Cherch, last Seer - bath. Service as usual, next; Sab- bath. Ceanston and Mrs. Bray and two children have moved hem their home, on Onn. 12, GNI, and Ellett Poundals'', and ave now residing on 0( 11, 8, Hest of Ethel. W. 0, Smith, painter atid (I scoria. or, of Brussels, hes just completed the re-decortitiog of T. Vodderds store ante he certainly did the job.right. 111 10 ekpected that the store will be open again for business, 11111 few days, A Patriotic service will be held in the Young People's League of the United Church, on Thtusday evening at 8.15. A patriotic program will he given and alsn an address by 'P. W. lownsend, son the subject, "With 'the Expedi ti For °es in Pal. Wine," Everybody welcome. An order of 25 books for Ore Public Library hae been pieced with one of the leeding Perbliehing Hoeste end service here, nn Seedily nn acconet of ' a few days. Anyone who is nob new entriversary services. Quite 11 11(11.4 A member oe the Library can kin for 1027 foe the SUM of one (loner. Yon may have over 13 months of good reading for the place of orie yeatoe eirbscription. Join 00504 . On Monday night, very successfa 1 het fowl temper was held in the Unit. ed Clierch. The weathelr was ideal end upwards of five hendred people her peeve here were 0085, eheee est the remainder of this year All Ali of ntinv. The Voting People's Society of tbe United Chervil held a Hallowe'en social, in the Chinch, on leridity evert- ing, and a very pleasaet time 500-0 O (18011 together. The tvork at the now Presbyterian Church is progressing AP feet ne the weather will (10, 11)1 11 weatlisr pal took of the splendid mover.. The keens open, they expect to get ilia peogram provided by the Keoey One- ronf on 11PX t IVPP1C. APO 00, WAS interesting and of a A oonsiderable amonnt of petty pleasing variety, consisting of duets, theivi nee has been ening ne emend trios, goisrtettes, solos and yiolin arni thie district, One eight, NV, (lumen ; siotoptione solos and readings. Brief had till the tools taken from his auto addresses were given Iry Rev, 1, spark pings and ell tires, George 'Maine, of Atwood, and Rev, D, w, James elciawerea oar wee strinped of Smith, of Molesworth, Rev, 0, a Catelnbell lost four bilge of nntettnela Williatne. Rev, 0. ISI, Guest, it, op - Mrs. ;Tarn 05 rhynnw loot, large Rork I ening the Program and itArndlicing nf tork eye, she also bad the same mis- the en bertairiere, expressed the goat - fort -nee last year Seems ton had i Buda ef the church for such it splend. that the culnritn cannot, be intindsd ia gathering. 'The proceeds wore has been promoted to be chief mi - 1 serve up and Jailed, which they rightly de. very on enraging, amounting to gineer in the electric power plant at hot1L 11200,00. Groat rolls, New BrunsWick. A FEW Second-hand AN OLD BOYS' REUNION IN BRUSSELS IN 1927 July 24, 25, 26 Are Dates Selected- Officera Elected C A vein, eethusiastie :menhir,: was __- held ixt the Library Board -Room last Friday evening. when it was unani- Mously carried to have ..In Old Boys' Reunton in Brussels next year. The dates selected were Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, July 24, 25 and 26. IA subscription list had been circui- t rued and well signed, nue the. officers I do not count on needing to eollett , any money as the Treasurer has over ; $1,000 in the Bank from the last Res : union and Sports Day. I The following officer were elected: I President -D, C. Rase, i Vice -President --A. C. Backer, i Seeretary-M. Black, i Asst. -F. M. Wilmot, I Treasurer -G. II. Sande, t Executive -J. L. Kerr, R. F. Bowl -ring, Wm. Baeker, W. Gillespie, , D. NI. Scott. . • The Executive will meet on Fri. i day evening, Nov. 19to, to appoint i chairmen of the various Committees I lot thc coming Reunion. I Those at a distansw zn.e. asked to 1 forward names of old Brusselitas, as Mornington telephone subscribers I well as former residents of Grey and are going to reorganize their system. ' Morris so that invitations may be 1 A. A. Colquhouo, of Hibbeet Twp., forwarded to correct addresses. and former Warden of Perth Corm- Mark down the dates -July 24, 26 ty, is the Liberal choice foe South l. and 26 and make ararneements to Perth. ' some to Brussels. For Sale Will trade in on good horses. Now is the time to call and get a Bargain. If you want good high-test Gas get "Peerless" McIntyre & Cudmore Ford Agents Brussels 1. Short Personal Paragraphs Miss Winnie Long spent Thanks- I. a-nd Mrs. Lake were in Ethel on Thanksgiving Day. giving • in Toronto. • • • • • • • • Dr. Field, School Inspeetor, was a : Miss Janet Robertson speat the MORRIS vieitor here last week. .1 week end in Guelph. • • • • Miss Verna 11,1cOutcheon, nf 'Neon- Miss Hattie Downing', Thronto, I Dr: Groves, o.li .F.:*e.)::gus, was a visi- 6th line, and was acenmpanied back llt her home. WAS home for Thanksgiving. + + + + he, spent Thanksgiving tor in town this week. es • • • A. Tennant, of Bruesele ; NV, E. "Mrs. Jas. Speir is visiting with her ! 110111 101 Tiluatnhk,singahni,tire.f E'issiiit, was by her sister, Miss Lanni. and Mrs. Scott-. of '3V,, 011)1,11 • Th. , daughter, Mis. r„>11, at Toeorta. Nichol, 5th line. "I Archer GreAr, of Waterloo Col ' Mrs. Jas. Foreyth has eeturned :: :: ...e.: 4:: daughter, Kathleen. and 0. Nielloti• + •••• + 40 ald, orLucknow, wer0 Thariksitivirg Miss Menzies is leaving on Friday 1 :Ws?, Mary Walker, of Toronto, McKay, W. W. and Mts. Hill and 1 • visitors at the home of Ed, mid Mrs to .spe.nd the N-v.in.ter. iti Chicago,..1 11. i was home for tee week ',nil Mrs. Joe Shaw hoe returned home e l Ler,q1d,,,IN'ael home for the Thanksgiving . from her visit at Bateman, Sask. • • es es siliTorn ilit'.1ughter,- Mrs. Brawn, for a Barrister L. E. Dancey, of Goder- Thanksaiving with her elather in • • • • li eliss Jean Messrw, Torewe, smelt frolal New Laskeard where she vistee road, is zdtending the Royal Show day last. iela was a visitor in 'Lowe on Thurs. l town. 1 J. C. Brown, e..n.f':.fri.e.milten, spent Alex. Mc hawed in, North gravel • • es • at Toronto thie week where he is : Thzinksgivints at the home of W. M. gelding. May. Ferguson. student; at Toronto , and Mrs. Sinclair. se showin,g a eix-year-old heavy de A car load of friends from London Ins home. University, son: : 41.to.)liclay visitor at I ailiw Pearl Backer, eta is attend- s:. ee • • who visited at the home of Wm, end of W,..„4L,,m. int,: Businese College in Taranto, was cetlindliiis' Mrs. Bird, remelt the roils in fine Miss Mae Skelton, tioen augitihetnhiyoht,u1rIno;11 bon( it it 1 lie? Thanksgiving. Public School staff, was hone. for , home law the holiday. . Miss Margaret Maunder's, Guelph, • e- a • mud was soft and deep. • • • • . Court of Reeision:-Thursday is ! Sidney Ballantyne, oi' London Nee- ! spent Thanksgiving with her parents, the last day to make complaints for mal, was a Thanksgiving vielter at W. H. and Mrs. Maunders. as e. e. se names on or off the Votees' Lit. 111,, parental home. . . . John and *Mre. Chapel, et' Handl- Coe et of Revision meets in the o o • ea E. IL and Mrs. Matthews and baby, ton. snent Tuesday with their niece, Township Hall on Monday, Nov. 10, of Forest, wore visitors knit week Mrs. Dan. Denman, James St. at 2 p.m. aeljp. -Fla. li.10;1,,,,.Nt ,Iii,soirszci ono? nb.i.-,01.0t00.. with Mrs. Ida Lowry. O tO .7.. o o o ..t. Miss Wilma Galbraith, who 1,-, at - Chas. A. Robertson, Liberal canal- feeding the Toronto Conservatory of Jim. Nesbett, of East Wnwanosh, who ' takes immediate Possession. Mr. Fear date for N'orth Huron, was a miller Muse,. AM; 1(0)11,? for • 4,t_ho holiday. will hold a clearing auction sale of hi town on Tuesday. W. J. and Mrs. Hunter, oe 00110. - thisimplements, vice on Friday of this v,•celt, Nov. 12th. Sonth-east 1,41 AJ. ItleMu4r.ra4;,.:071.11arristita, alai wa, were w.. de end visitoes with Lot 17 on the 8th con. which is also a former citizen of Clinton, garir, the .friende in, Brussels anti Crenbrook. owned by Mr. Fear, will bi, offered Editov a call on Friday,. • is es • • • airs. 13. R. Peri . of Orilla, spent a few days last week with hor sister, Mrs. A. H. ..-:I4ried::altl, Turnberry St. - Mrs. Fd, limms. returned to Tor- onto on Monday. Thanksgiving Day, . with her daughters to spend the win- ter there. + + + + Mrs. Fletcher Spalding was called to London Saturday morning owing Itlet-ltahw.i.i :tcrions illness of her brother - for sale at the same time and place. a e - • Tregie Death. - An unfortunste . Mr. and Mrs. Bratidoe, accident occurred on Saturday night ,graVe, 5'. 0110 Thankseiving tteorltolfies3oLhillIliTaa:alentsAmitres.r,mocnAlyetcili,a,re'llesihci with Jos. and Mrs. Qualm es se 0 .,,e 1ine. Miss McArter, who had been Russel and Mrs. Zimmer and child- toaidneg school near Orillia, had Just ren of Toronto, were l'hankeeiving arrwed home for the hoiidays, and visitors with A. C. and Mrs. Danlos. expecting to go upstairs to see her 4. o • to father who Was ill, opened the door Cardiff 1.1e4 of Detroit, motored to to the cellar and stepping^ mit, fell Brussels and spent Thank '0101111' at teoxs.ci oWuilh, oartn and alighted on her head at the bot- the home of his parents, (levee and dPiesivIidenutPhit'hr(lo‘evtaol, 5A111:- 1\11.8. nest. to O • • rived it was found that the base of George and 'Mrs. Israel, of ER, Ann had been fractueed. A spec- eerier, were vlisilot: 4.over the week ialist from Toronto was here on Sun- end with Jos. and Mrs. Querina The edaaryi.y 7,Mtui,s8sdaAyItntAiorrtlellitngya,srshl 10030.0) 5' ladies arc sisters. will be held on Thursday afternoon Miss Ina Cunningham, of 'he at 2.30 p.m., service at 2 o'clock. lo- Wingham Hospital etaff, %rent the torment Will be made hi limpets week end at the parental, home. Mise Cemetery. Miss McArter was in her Cunningham has finished her proba- 23rd year and had worked hard to tion. secure an education fOr 110' chosen 4. 4. ... o profession. The parents and tWo Newmarket Era: 'Miss RIO,''ii Row - brothers have the sympathy of the land hes been relieving Miss McCall community in the loss of (laud -item in the Stuart Scott school this W:lek, and easter. ' as the latter has had an attack or . . . jaundice. PERTH COUNTY i ' 1 11. Cameron, of London, was a Alfred HoveY, Stratford, retires visitor in Brusels. on Saturday. 3,1 on pension from C. N. after 52 years vows ago Mr. Cameron came to way west held a most suee?ssfal here for 15 years. , , , , . William Jacob, of Stratferd High- School UM taught, very suecessfully . Brussels as Principal of the Pablic of service. sale of shorthorn cattle revently. • 4. es Cows avexaged $250. each. Three- Harold Israel and wife, of Ell, year-olds and two -year-olds averaged Owner, and Miss ',yin querin, of $170 and yearlings averaged $132.- Toronto; Wes. and Mrs. Pollard, of 50. The , gross proceeds )f the sale Stratford; Harry and Mrs. Kirby and mnounted' to nearly $4,000. daughter, of London, were Thanks. Arthim McLaren, son of Thomas giving visitors with Jos. and Mre. mid leim,. McLaren is another of the Querin. Mitchell boys who has made good. 4. 4, 4. .•,1 1001' a, number of years he has. been Fred Mebratken returned last a civil engineer in the Hydro p,owor Saturday from Edmonton where he /Int at Niagara Falls and now he has been during the harvest. The climate certainly agreed with leiM end' Fred . eonnneeeed to put on *eight. . . . e . . • . . 111 Bel. vadtors . • • 4, es Thos. and Mrs. Ross, Miss Helen. elld Master 3101, and Clifford Wright of Chesley, were holiday visitors with friends in town. • • -1- • Mrs. Jits. Itallantyne and Archie have moved down to their winter rooms to 01100 the long walk up Queen street through the snow. • 4. es • Mrs. la. Poterman and daughter, Miss Lillian, of Wingham, wore week . end visitors with James and Mrs. Kernaghan, Turnberry St. north. , 4! • e. 4! Mrs. N. F. Gerry is in London this week attending the WOMOR'S stitute Convention of Wesetrn Ort- tario, as delegate of Brussels braneb, .1. O The following young ladies Were - home from Toronto for Thankagiv- Mg: Mi.ses Eva and Laura Bryans, Carrie McCracken, Hattie Downing and Jessie Cunningham. • •• mato', Oliver, of Port llope,. spent ts Cie holiday with his parent Robert - and Mrs. Oliver. Milton is now fore - num at, the Port Hope Tinnts and is • doing fine in the pruning businesS. 6 6 6 4. Fred Dennison, accompanied bY Bert Dennison, Mrs. M. A. Dennison and Herbert Cornell,. all of Preston,- • spent Thanksgiving at the hotno pf W, and Mrs. Dennison. ",'