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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1926-11-17, Page 1VOL, 55 NO, 22 $2.00 per annum in advance . BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 192 1876 JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH Rev. Dr. E. B. Lance ey, of Toronto, will preach on Rogers, St. Thomas, and Rev. S. J. Allin, Toronto, Fowl Supper and Concert Monday e Spend the Anniversary with us. We are inviting the Grend-children and the Great Grandchildren of the Old Timers to contribute 25 cents each towards a Birthday Cakc of the Church, with Fifty Candles .= Contributions may be sent to MRS. W. H. KERR, Brussels, 192,6 LE29 SUNDAY AND MONDAY Nov. 21 &22 1926 Sunday, Rev. D. are also expected. vening. A"you a grandchild, a great- grandchild, of any of the "Old rimers" on ,Brussels eireuit of the past 5 0 years? "Be true to your ancestors" and true to the past. Brussels, Ethel, Roe's, Whitfield's and Cranbrook appointments com- posed the circuit with 18 ministers filling the pastorate. Volunteered cars will take the "shut-ins" to church at 11 a.m., Nov. 21st. Will you go? :::4,:4444.....44-44-44-0c4444444.0-4÷:.:4-4,4*.:44:44*.R.:44.:44400-03,4Edwii The Surrounding District *t,,,, ... ..... iv.E.F4,4,3.}:....E.x.A4A4,...y..."-,,,,4,0*,:e.....x.....1,44-4,0,0414•04.-1.4.x.-4.,n.....x4-14-4.1.4-* WROXETER Laurie Vati Velsor, Midland, is hoa kitty ing at his home here. Mrs, James Stutt, has been OA the Fick list, during the past week. Herey Barnard, Detroit, a former eesident here, called 00 old friends, last week. Miss Ann Munro, of St. Catharines, was a recent vial toe with her mother, Mee, A. Munro. Geo. Hislop, Detroit, spent a few days with his parents, B. and Mrs. Hidop, of Turnberty. Mrs, Woods, accor»peided by her father, W, A. Ruterferd, left foe m her has in Totted 111, On Tnesday. A sale of the stock: and farm imple- ments Of the late Stephen King was held on Monday afternoon, when good twines wf441 realized. The plate glass WittdOWR, ePOPIltily broken in several stores, when the Robinson block was destroyed by fire a few weeks ago, were all replaced last week. Death came with etartling sudden- ness to Wm, likaington, farmer, nf Turnbevry, on Saturday last. ‘Vhile compleining of not feeling well his illness WW1 not considered of a serious nature. }ie had joet -relurned Penni visiting a neighbor, at noon, when be collapsed, death rousing instantly. Deceasedwas05 years of age, And is Sileeheed 13V his wife and several ehild• ren. The frittered was held on 'Pupa. day afternoon, , when the remains were in terved in M cln toeh's cemetery, Mat gaiet Robertson. w ife of the late John Havels, of this Place. Pas- sed away at the home of Mrs. James Hoffman, last Tueeday night. Mrs. Harris was in her 70th year. She had been making her home with her nieces, Mary and Agorae Stewart, of Newbridge, and name here to visit, when she was stricken with e fatal illness, exteuding over a few weeks. She is survived by one granddaugh- ter, in Brussels. The funeral, which was private, was held Thursday after- noon, and interment made in Wing. ham cemetery. CRANBROOK Mrs. J. Menzies end son, George, spent Sunday at. the home of Alex, McDonald, 2nd Con., Grey. Geo' go Simon bits purchased a 10- h. p. gasoline engine and will do chop- ping for the ferniest:, 515 ..V1 nter. Ernie Wilmer, Aliso 8114113Kennedv and R. Barnes, of Galt, Spent the Thankegiving holiday at the home of J. Gorpalil z. Soul and Mrs. Berlett and sons, Rueben and Gordon. and W. Thomp- eon, of Lealmon, spent Sunday with J. and Mrs, Gorsaltz, Oon. IL ORANBROOK SCHOOL REPORT Sismou Room Examined in Weir ten 00113p„ Spell., Read • Oral Comp., Hist. and Gong. SR. IV -Kathleen Z.-dgler 78 5; Verna Osborne 71 ; Ikeda Querengeseer 52.75, in IV -Vera Pot ter 74; Ev- elyn Hnethee 71 25 ; Stanley Fischer. To the Electors of North On the 1.st of December you will be asked to elect a repre- sentative to the Provincial Legislature, and as I em a cancliffide you have a right to know my position and views. There are many eonte ntious subjects to be oettlecl--Gov- cement Control vs. O. T. A.; the educational adminieeration of the Province, Hydro•Electric affairs, and Highway matters. But Mr. Ferguson says that the liquor question is the main lame. That being the can, I wish to state that I am opposed to Govern ment Control as outlined by Mr. Ferguson. Government Con- trol should mean a restriction in tho output of liqttor lestead of an increase. Government Control, to be effective, should be in the hands of those 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 endorsed by the people on different occasions and by large majorities in Nettle Huron, should be adhered to and strictly enforced. I believe men should be elected who are in sympathy with Lem!. perance legislation. Hydro -electric energy should be distributed on a more equit- able basis throughout the Province. Revenue derived from liq- uor should not be applied to highway expenditure. Premier Feeguson's Township school board is not workable and should be withdrawn, Supplementary grants to teachers' salaries should be based on length of service, efficiency and qualification. Ries - Bons should be hold at seasonable times when the views of the people can be expressed, and once expressed, as they have been on several occasions, should be reSPootod. C. A. ROBERTSON Since ahe, above was issued, the Premier of the Ptevince, Ron. Howard Ferguson, 'has materially altered his own mani- festo, though that manifesto was put forth as the result of the most eareful consideration. Even go, with all his latest changes; I am Unalteeably opposed to his policy on the temperance issue anel to any form of Government Control or' sale of liquor for beverage purposes. I stand absolutely for the 0, T. A. attd I will suppoet all such amendments to the Act as will make it still more effective, O. A. ROBERTSON. New Advertisements Pigs for Sele-Ernest Cole Lost -Jos. Thornton Cattle for ante -Leslie Beirnes Strayed hound -Box 87 Necklace loot -m[113 POST Strayed -Addison Taylor Pigs tor sele-John Fischer Pinot three clays -King Bros. Services-Bruesels United Church Jubilee Invitation-Biussels 'United church Anniverffory-Duff's Church, Walton Notice -W. J. Jocklin Wanted -Canadian Wirebonnd Boxes Ltd. Tooth brnrhes-P. R. Smith GlOod News-G.A. Dendman Auction sele-Thon. Bradshaw The Golden Boas t-Beacon-Serald Tiair Goods -J. B. Knight Bashful hir, Bobbs-Monorieff Y. IE. A, Auction sale -A. E. DurnIn 62.75. Sri. III -George Fischer 07.25' III-Gertie Pride 68,25 ; Mary Mc- Donald 05.75 ; Dorothy Huerher46 5 • Abner Locking 38 813 Roma Camer- on 87.75 ; Milton Osborne 21. M °mare rt. Bemoan, Teacher.e uNtoa Roon:-,Imp. 8 Examined in Writ., Aritho Read., SpeIl, Lang. and Comp. Sr,. IT - Madeline Kreuter 91 ; Alice Locking R. JR. II -Glen timelier 79 ; Willie Zeigler 71 ; Maurice Cameron 61; Jim Cameron M. I -Mary alnethee 80 ; Muriel MeDontild 76 ; Winston Me- Illacheron 03 ; Doris Long 50. Pit - Edith Osborn, Vida Cameron, Stan- ley Campbell, Mae Fischer -excel- lent, Amou J. Fottartar, Teacher, ETHEL Gorham, of elontheum- ton, is visiting with Mrs, Quest Dob- . Miss Evelyn Hoy, of Com 8, epent the week -end with Miss Rhee MeLel. I and. Jae. 31.11C1 Men, Mulloy, of Hillsberg, attended the ftineral, on Saturday, of the lama daughter of John and Mrs,. Kreuter. Thursday evening, Nov ISth, 0, A. Robertson, Liberal candidate, is hold- ing a meeting in Dunbar's Hall, to dismiss the questions of the day, Local speakers will be present to as- sist the eandidate.„ On Sunday neite a retuperance service will be held in the United °beech. The pastor will deal with this enhject in whatie hoped will be an instructive and helpful mariner arid base his remarks on ihe progress of Tem pevance up to the present time. Evevybody invited to attend. Times was is good crowd in the Un - Hied Church, nn Monday night, to en- joy the debate on 'Consolidated Scheele," between two !umbels of tne Bluevale League and a team from our tonal League. All form debaters gave splendid topics on their different sid0H, 33,11(1 the judges must have found it difficult to deciele. However, the liffirenative side, from Bluevale, speaking for Oonsolidated Schoole, won the count, (after the following judges had carefrdly eonsitiered the points : Mrs. Currie, Miss Shaw and Ed Fulton, While the judges were making Omitdecision. seine • were sung by P N. Onerie and a reading was given by Mete Jilt), King. The J. B, KNIGHT Late of Pernbers — Dorenwends Hair Goods For Ladies and Gentlemen Makers of the Original Patent Structure its made by late Dor- enwend Conrmany Queen's HMO, Brussels Wednesday, Dec. 1st Telephone Hotel for Appointment. JOHNSTON & KNIGHT Ryrie-Birks BulIdIn YOnge & Temperattee Streets TorOnte nintle during the program MIN taken by Rev. D. M. Guest. Mr. Bisbee led the crowd in a few good lively songe. After the program, refresioneu Ls weee served. M vs. Jos. Ames hits gone to Buffalo where she will be tveated by it Buffalo physieian for a time. John Joynt, who last week aceept- ed the Oonseevative nomination, has this week ctekerl in he volleyed pos- sibly partly becatiee lie feels he liati lost it whole lot of good support theough his support of Premier Ferg- LIBMI'S 44 beer law. Iluvon County le one of the most loyal in the provioce when the subject of Temperance is at stake, and we feel confident tbat only a dry candidate can get the support of the majority. of the voters. The Women s Inseitete will meet on Thursday afternoon, at 280, in the Institute romn, The subject, "Give She world the best you have and the best will come back to you," will be Laken by Mrs. Geo, Dunar. Roll Call -How we will spend our Winter evenings. There will be a demon- stration on "Iceing a cake," also mus- ic. Every woman and girl in the comtnunity is invited to attend. INFANT DIES, -After a short, illness of a few hours, Joyce Loraine, the 2 - months -old daughter of John and Mrs. Kreuter, passed away on Friday. The funeral %yea held on Saturday af noon, the seaviees being conducted by Rev, Mr. Gueet. Interment was made in the Ethel cemetery. The bereaved have the sympathy of the co.nmunity in the loss of their little (laugh ter, On Thursday night, of last week, a very imptessive Armistice Serviee was rinnducted under the auspices of the Young People's League. Read - Inge were given by Min Fraser, Miss Pearson and Mr, Guest, it solo by Mr. Addy and is chorus, wrhe Maple Leaf," sung by tile school scholars. A very interesting part, of the program was a lecture by T, W. Townshend on the subject, "With the Expeditionary Forces in Palestine." About seventy•live were present, end everyone spoke favor- ably of the impression gained from the meeting. MORRIS Robet t Waghorne, of Toronto, at- tended the funeral of his niece, the late Lily McA.rter, on Thursday last. Richard and Elmer Eastoott, of Beechin, Ont., were at John McArt. Ws for a feiv days, for Lily's funeral. She was the teacher at, their school, Mr, Hasteott tieing 0 truetee. john Moeller is improving slowly from his recent illness. He was bed. rase fok. four weeks, when his (laugh- ter came to see him, and met her tragic death, without seeing him. Robert Wallace, Si Lot 10, Con, 8. has vented his farm for a term of years to John Gresby of the ard Me, Wallace will hold it clear- ing auction sale of his stork, Imola. et, on TtleAfly, NOV. 3051i. The full list of sale will appear in next week's issue. CARD Op "NARKS -We take this opportunity of thanking friends, neighbors and community at large, for their kindness, aood wadies, help, sympathy and flowers, in this our sore Wel of the untimely death of our dear daughter and glister. SOTTIP stria it was all that they tumid do. But we essure you that it helped ire wonderfully to bear our sad trouble. Youe kindnees will never be forgot- ten. Jolts/ AND Mire WIcAierun, IVAN AND MILLER. A BRWRT YOUNO LIVE SUDDENLY PASSES CWT. -bliss Lillian McAre,er, who met with a fatal accident, Satur- day, evening, Nov, 61,h, paesed peace- fully away last Tuesday morning, never regaining cousciousness, al- though everything Was done for her, Theve were two dinners and is nurse in attendance shortly after the am- eident. A. specialist, from Tramito, was called on Sunday, and gave Settle hope. He came again on Tuesday, end 'Again said that he had all hopes foe her reeovery, but it would take a long time, Lily was born on July 21.et, UM was of a bright, cheerful disposition, and beloved by all who knew hen Site received her echool- ing in 5, S. No, 3, Motels, went to High School, in Mussels, whole she made many friends, then 10 Stratford Normal, Her school was near Breed). in, Ont. This was her third. year in the satpe school, which she liked very much. She wee much in love with her choseir profession as teacher. The funeral was held last Thursday efternoon, and was 'largely attended. Rev. Mr. Sophie, of Belgrave, °flatlet -I ed and Mrs. Joe Clegg sang "Does He ' Oars.," which tvas much appreciated, The Rowers were numerous and beaut. iful, showing the esteem in which Lilliirn was held. The flex -yen con- sisted 02: wreath, Council, Clerk and Treasurer of Morris weeath, Smishine young people and neigh - bora ; pillow, D. and Mia, Walker and Maleolni Black ; star, Frank Stalkee ; spray, Brechin United ()beech ; Hovey, hula Praetor ; spray, Jessie and Lena Miller ; spray, C. and Mts. Backer, P. A. and Ms, Mc- Arthur, Harry arid Mrs. 1110A rue., Sohn A, tend Mrs. Brown ; splay, United Ohuren, Beigrave ; splay, Harry and Mrs, Mc:Atter, .101355 and Mary ; spray Marguerite Little, Cats - she Thompson, Willie end MI'S, Lie- tle &WI Jsssie ; spray, Mary McNabb, Pearl Taylor and William G. McDow- ell 1 epray, Richard and Mrs, East - rota and Elmer ; pillow, the family, Friends were here from aVitighem Settfotela rarento. Drachm apcl De. broit, .The pallbeerers were t Norm. an Spite, Sem Aleock, Ernest Nartir, Edwin Martin, Ebner Illasteott, Oren &Item% She leaves to enteern hen greet lose, Ijcer father and mother end brothers, kali mad who will riVE it BABY SERVICES 1)1'FP'S CHURCH WA 1..1 ON Sunday, Nov. 21 At 11 a.m. and 7.30 P.m. Rev. R. W. Alp, of Auburn, will conduct the Services Tuesday Ev'g, Nov. 23 A Grand Concert Will be Held ht the Church at s o'clock SPLENDID PROGRAM Will be given consisting of Recitations by Miss Shaw, of Wingham; Selections. by Haw- aiian Septette, of Beegrave; Solos by Mrs, P. Lindsay, Kin - burn; Mr. P. N. Curtis, Ethel, and local talent;; Spicey ad- dresses by neighboring Minis- ters. Admission 35 and 20 cents All are Cordially Invited , all miss her sadly, all the more that they did tint get sneaking to her since her sad home coming. GREY Five 0. A. O. Bart ed Reek °ticket.. els for sale. Geo. Spoken, Phone 5511, John Schnoek hes t, -,l the ICO - acre Palm of Wm. Bray, lith Con., and gets noesession Janeaey. Wai Randa is spending a evt ek with hig (laughter, 3.1 is. Sint.d• erenn, and is taking in the Fat Stock Skew. Don't forget the meeting in Dun. bar's Hall, Ethel, on Thursday even- ing, of this week.. The eandidate will be aesisted by local speakers, L. and Mrs. Mose and daughters ; P. and etre. Bell and daughter : Miss S. Nesvcombe mid J. Bell, of Myth, were recent visitors tit the home of Wm. Bell, 18th (inn. 0. A. Lem- who hap had the Nelson Ask 1,, f trio, int the 14111 leased fee the on.lt two year., ie giv- ing up the form anti win hold ft cleat- ing atuitine ininiement°. Sze. on nide v. Nov. 261h. Mr. Askin contemplates coming beek to tho farm, in the Spring. Bee list of sale in next week's 'gene. The Ledies" Aid of Roe'. Ohnreh feel that they owe nn 3tnninqy In those WhO 3,110 disanimiMed lent Tuesday P311.111112' O, aertnin 1 of the in weather. We ennef.ileri om. coneert ana decided to hold rem fowl supper at War Gravure • hoping to rear') outsiders bv telephone Tiler, we could 001 1 each them .11 is ro- gretted very lurch. Wil1 you pat don us this time ? WALTON Mips Mabel Steffned hes ePtIllrind t0. her poeition it. Tnenbert v, anew e Me/want the"P Wee103 Spent in a ronrn1 W74111" 0 . Wait Was in WM.:keen en Thnrsdav on business. Miss Knox, of Clinton, we; a re- cent visitor at the home of William and Mrs. Woods. Herb Manning has elightle im- preatted since his operation, We are ghel to hear. Quite a number of people .from Walton attended the Thmkeiviter dance held in the G. W. V. a. hell, Seaforth, on Monday meta -tine. J. la and Mrs. Hackwell, who have spent the past three months in Glea Alta., and Regina, Seek., re- turned home Wednesday noon. - The Women's Missionary Society end Ladies' Aid met at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Meines on 'W,‘Inesday afternooe from two to four taelnek There was a largtt meeting of hdies considering the very inclement wen- ther, Di. David M. Heckwell, of Hal • land, N. Y., is at present stimulate a couple of days at the home of his mother here. He came by motor culd found the roads practically dry un- til he reached Stratford. This pelt of Huron is always known to have a great .deal of snow. Herbert; Mannine who haat two miles west of Walton, was suddenly stricken with appendicitis while re- turning from visiting friends in Pal- merston and had to be °Omitted on on Tuesday. Dr. Groves of Feegue, assisted by Drs. McRae and MeNau- ghton, of Brussels, did the. operatina. . At the time of writing Mr. Manning is doing as well as tan be expected. A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the paasonage, Milverton, ort Thrsday, Oct. 28th, when Miss ' Isebella Catherine,- setond youngeet daualiter of Win. and Mrs. 'Mettler, of Walton, becathe. the .bride of .AI - beta Dolma Milverton, the Rev. Mr. Burns officiating, The .bride was stem* gowned in blue georgette with triminms .of gold . sunset roso and carried it bouquet of bridal roses. She was attended by her sis- ter, Miss Gertrude Thamer, who was gowned in rase setin and (carried a bouquet of ' °patella roses, Geerge Weir, cousin of the bride, supported the groom After the ceremony the bridal party Motored to the hoem of thebrideat patents, Where a euteptte. Ms wedding dinner Wes seeVed 111 the preen& of .0, feev inullediate relatietet of the young cample, Mr. .1. L. K.ERR, Proprietor Come to !Inure r Church Notes Thursday Ev1g1 Nov, 25t1i To see the Comedy in 3 Acts Bashful Mr, Bolts Presented under auspices of Young Women's Auxiliary, Monerieff Characters Katherine Henderson . a young wife Frederick Henderson her husband Mrs. Wiggins the landlady Obadiah Stump .... a fresh young country product Francis Whittaker .. an athletic girl Rosalie Otis a society bud Mr. Raba V. Dobbs . the bashful one Jean Graham a peach Marston Bobbs . anything but bash- ful Celesta Vandeysool .. of the 111014n Julie her French maid Time: Two and a Half Hours Admission 35c and 20c EVERYBODY WELCOME and Mrs. Debus left the following day for a short honeymoon. 'Upon their return they will make their home on the groom's fine farm near Milverton. Anniversary Serviees. — Duff's Church anniversaryservices will be held on Sunday, Nov. 21st. at 11 a. m. and 7 p.m. when Rev. R. W. .Alp, of Auburn, will conduct the servic- es. On Tuesday evening, Nov. 23, a grand concert will be helcl in the church at 8 e'elock when a splendid nroaram vonsietina ef recitations by Miss Shaw, of Wingham; seleetiona by the Hawaiian Sextette.. of Bel - grave, and solos by Mrs. P. Lindsey, Einhui•n, and P. N. Currea ef Ethel. Spivey addresses by neighboring ministet•s will complete the program. MONCRIEFF For sometime the Young Potent,. of Moncrieff have been preparira. 51. Pinta "Bashful Mr. Dobbs," a come- dy in three acts and anneunce quit it is to he -is-:ontod on Thursday, Nov. 25th,:' .• ea', .7. Don't m' s it. COITIE1 11110 joy tin evercher at Moncrieff and get acquainted witb Bashful Mr. Nike, Obadiah Stump end other very entortaining chem. - tors in Hi., play. You won't be ,:nr.- ! ry, Read advertisement for eharar- tors aed see if it doesn't Pound good. GORR1E -- • On Wednesday, Nov. 10th, l9 26, there passed nway at his homo in , Westlock, Alta., a former resident and bueiness man of Gorne . person of T. D. Edg,ar, aclurta rsoll of the late Alexander and Mee. gar of Burnside Farm, 20,1 Con, of . Howick, aged :38 years, 3 minths and : 14 days. He is survived by his wife ( formerly Miss Mmearet Brawn), 4 daughters and 2 sons: Mrs. Alex. Tennant, Rossini:am, Alta.; alma or - ire nurse -in -training at 1110 Royal Alexandra Hoppaal, Edmonton; Glad- ys. teaching school near Wostlock; Zelma, Argyle and Kenneth at home; also a sister Mrs. 11 la Stewert, of Mol -',wort le and a brother. Alex. nd- go. r of Gorily. He work:d mild. a young man on lus father'. ,artn, thee took a business course at Chethato, and in 1 89 6 he entered the hardwore business in Gorrio. In 1903 he, with . his wife' and family, moved to Ed- monton, Alta., and in 1 9 in they moved to Weetloek. Abet s weeas atm he contrn led typho id fever withal resulted in his death tie Move stated, in religion he beloneeel to lart Presbyterian church, takine 5,0 active part in the song serel,y. and management of tho church, an,latr•r he passed with ails Church into Un- ion. In polities he WSIS 0. Liberal and always worked for the beet interests of the community. Being of a kind and cheerful disposition, he finnan friends wherever he Went lit the Mime he was et faithful intechand and loving father, "From theeranks our friends are dropping, Om by one they pees eleforet Safe within the Golden Ciey They shall dwell for evermore. Through the Saviour they have. eon• (peered, Alia their life work now is done; At the river—tranquil river- • They are gathering cene by one." BELGRAVE William Dunbar is unloadieg a ear of potatoes. Mrs. M. Robertson of Wingham, spent s. few days here with telatives last week. A little daughter arrived ca the home of J. G. and Mrs. Anderson last Monday. A nUMbOr frOV here attenclea the funeral of the late Miss Lillian Me - Aram neer Brussele, on Thursday afternOon. A. very successful euchre and daISP was held in the Foresters' hall, Belgrave, on Friday, Nov. 12, by the Loyal True Blue Lodge. A veil pleasant time was spent iurin4 the games until lunch and in the final count Nelson Higgins and Mi,ss Har- rison were declared the winners for the evening, After lunch dancing followed. Music was furnished by the "Jaekson orchestra. St, John's Church There will be DO (Welting service in St, John's °hut eh next Sunday on ex - retina a the Jubilee SeeTiOeS itt the United (1 hue ch. Melville Church In Melville Church, luta; Sabbath morning, the pastor took tts his text, Dewitt, tt:e. 2;1 ,! bn rhoer wa rlittlaot len itiggo eoef i js etshuies by Macy, we have oue of the most beautiful deeds recorded in the Bible. The disciples could nob appreciate the deed, but looked anly on the practical side of it. Worthy service cannot be done without great cost. In the week of the Church, the question is often asked by those outside the church, "Wily this waste of money and men ? ' The Church is doing more than any other inetit Mien to up- lift humanity, Acts of devotion from one person to another cannot be meas - tired by ehe practical side. If °heist has the proper place in our lives, we will do these beautiful deeds. The devotion of °heist to God prompted Him to sacrifiee His life, "The Parable of the wheat and the tares" was the subject at the evening service. The Parable deals with the co -existence of good and evil apd teaches the utter impossibility of get- ting evil entirely out, of the chnrch, (1) We cannot have a perfect church ; (2) The danger of using too strenuous methods to et adicate trifles; (8) There vvill be a final del, of 'itineration of the good from the evil ; (4) The tares were BOLVII while men slept. If we want to keep the tares out of our lives we must not fall asleep as a (theta, Miss Ruth B. McGowan, R. N., of Detroit, visited with her sistlr, C. IL Coultes, on Friday. Mrs. William Nethery, sr., spen1. a few days with her ,daugater, Mrs. James McGt1I, in Wawanosh. Mrs. Russel Walker and baby son are visiting her parents, Robert and Mrs. Stonehouse, at present. Mrs, -Dan Geddes and Mrs. Herb, Wheeler were in London attending. the Women's Institutemeetiegs 018 delegates from the Belgrave tute. The Ladies' Aid of Knox lania.d. church held RA regular moraine in the church on Wednesday afternoon, the president, Illes. Clegg, in the . chair. LISTOWEL Mt.. But chi 115500 and family spent Than It sgi vieg with the fernier's fes el, W. H. Cole. :Sim Onle is very. poorly, at preeent. GREY. I 8, ti:Nt:. 4 intend holding a Christ- : 50 as .entertainmeet, on Dec. 23ad. Watch for fuller an nonneement. Don't rot get the auction stile of int ru, farm stock, ete, stt lett 34. Con, 4, on Friday, of this wt ek. Walter Mince, is the peom ham.. Full list is i n THE PonT, hie week, PASSED AWAY tit'Dne:Nt.V.--jrhOS. Italth1111.1311 reSidet11, of the 1501 Con., for the pilei 05 yeare, linseed sway enddenly, about 030, Tueeday evening, from heart. trouble. Deeet3S- 1,1 had beet] aililig for sirtue time, though. The funeral will be held ott Friday Afte1110011, nt 2311. 'Service lutil-an.hour Pallier. FulIPP partic- 'tiara about the deceased will he giv. en next week. WINGHAIVI Irminerson Beenett, son of Rev, and Mrs. M. M. Beiinett, is a member of the Old Boys' Parliament, yew - 3130111110 NOTtli Huron. William Gunn, President of the GurnieSon.010, On., died sruldenly 0.1 ir:1;1.115011e, at noon, last Wednestley. He le survived by his widow and one s A me vemput iR now en foot to have 5151 exteneion built to the Wingbare ; Arena. This is tn make emple room ; foe three sheets of rut ling ire. There is at preeent no enrlers' i ink in town. PROMOTED George T. Bell, fOr many years one of the head officials ref the Grand Trunk and later of the Canadian National Railway, who ret.red re- cently from the posit...len of assistant to the vice-president in charge at traffic.