The Brussels Post, 1927-2-2, Page 1i4
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VOL. 55 NO. 33
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY. 1%E 'RI.'Alr'I' 2. 1(.2; L. KERR, Proprietor
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COMME{NCJNG FRIDAY, FEB. 5TH.
We will oft( special bargains, not only of winter goods, but of
our complete stock. Our regular customers we expect, and to all
others we extend a hearty invitation to share in this sale. We are
listing a few of the different lines we carry: TOYS, FANCY
CHINA, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, ALUMINIUM, GRANITEWARE,
GLASSWARE, including: -
5c tumblers r 6 for 25c Sunset Dye, regular 15_,
1Oc tumblers 3 fur 25c for ;Oe
15c tumblers 15c Rubber Stair Treads, regular
20c tumbler, 15c 20c, for 15c
40c tumblers 30c Ladies' Hosiery, 20cts per pair
Sherbet glasses, regular 20c, less than regular price
for 10c Ladies' and Children's Under -
Oilcloth mats, regular 20e wear, 25c per garment off
for 15c Flanelette, yard wide 20c
Table Oilcloth .... 40c per yd. Unbleached Cotton 2 yds. for 23c
Also Fancy Goods, Stamped Linens, etc. and while the vie lasts
there w141 be a table of surpriee.parcels at 25c each. Do not -fee.
get the date. -�
Cad l,, z inter
Phone Orders Taken
Telephone No. 82.
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1 r �1' , Tents, No admission will be eharg-
�he Surroundznu .Dastracf 3; ed, but acollectionwill betaken. A
29 t, cardial invitation is extended to ev.
12..8: ee :: _.......teals : � el el ase s+:t: % e ;r. «r:'.1et.; : •!i.., eeetesel e-ryone to be present.
Some ti me age word was received
New Advertisements
Ynlentlnee-N ti Smith
Ari i Wiut r Selo-h11$roe Hunter
Anrtl n at'- NP.blt Hamilton
ttar(P corn-rCrowne 0. 0111
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1 e tr n Bros.
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SPntlnee ole—Wal Hotted res (:hul•alt
matte. rices -Mo I messes
wool. prl%Pq-.Mf1t1 ,4 H;mplrp
1010111 "Ipptulg^Paha( (`1100,,, Factory
Hoe rnrenrylro-•(1rn A Inch
Ho of 11,41410 nc ting -B1' r, I' and q rey
teen tarsale -teeter- .1 oft or ton
Your Pero. .1. '1' Wood
Alrtia.l .I.IP -1.11 t•p,'t setters
Wreak for solo -Wm la0.re
Platt far sale-l:pm. metal;
List -Winks ator,+
Wanted -Apply grin POST
Alex, MacEwen o
n received and deliv-
ete(1 a car of corn.
Miss Etta Agar is at present visit-
ing relati yes at Toren to.
Mrs, J. W. Leggett visited friends
at Atwood, recently.
Qtdte a number of persons are suf-
fering from colds. and grippe.
A. H. Coombs spent a couple of
days with friends at Hambui g.
The plastering of the new Presby-
terian Church is nearly finished.
Mrs, Wm. Manley anent) the past
week with old friends at Southamp-
ton,
Mrs. Wm, Thornton is on the sick
list, but we hope that she will soon be
well again.
F. Black shipped a couple of oars of
hogs and cattle to Toronto, and spent
the week -end there.
The Women's Institute will hold its
annual open meeting in the Foresters'
Hall. on Thursday evening, Feb. 1Olh.
A musical program will be given and
the young people of I3rowntown will
present their. play, "Miss Molly."
;Y There will be gauges and refresh-
ATWOOD
Approximately 231) persons attended $
the bane ll et held in the music hall. by
the membete of the Shutt Course
elasses in Agriculture at,d Horne Eta
I
enemies, termini -tee here dnriug the
month, by the Perth (lo, Branch of
the Ontario Ile (eminent of Agricult-
ure.
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Practically 90 per cent of tire'
rnetnher•a of the ,,lases were present,
together with their. guests. Profess�
sot. Leitch, of the Ontario Agriculture •
al College, Guelph, was the Matin
speaker. Using6
as 11 ;Untiethe
„ Dised :r •�
"Adva11tnges r l tl l ss. t 1 ln1, s of
Ent' Meg as a Guiltless," he gave a
graphic void picture on life on the at,
Prage Canadian farm of to -day and
diselneed the n11tllerntls pitfall which
yawn to receive the inexpetieneed
fanner. AI. 0. BJePhail, district teP.
res,+ntative of the On ten t0 Deparl-
ment, of Agrhr.ultnee. made an Accept-
able tnaetruaeier', The various forret. '
were propnsed told respon.ied to as
follows : Our King, ' peopneed-- by
Pant
Sal
8
A real good line of Men's
Pants to clear at Prices
Very Low in Fanceys, Greys
Blues and a Heavy All -wool
Work Pant—just what you
need for Winter. You will
save money by buying them
now at
25 p.co off
Also all other lines, at the
same reduction. -
FL Fergon
:+ t sto 1`x°9
Sa ring
As we have now a quantity
of Custom Logs in our
yards for Spring Sawing,
parties requiring Custom
Sawingdone should arrange
to have Logs in as we do
not expect this Mill will
operate after this season,
Arnent Brse
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4 CAR OFr l' Next Bank of Nova Scotia Brussels
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Gordon Dickson ; the Girls' Class; p:o• of the death ofAgnes Jean Dulnlage,
posed by eVilfred Smith, responded who was born in Kirkton. Ont„ and
to by Miss Becky Mcl!eat lane awl Alias educated at University. iton FSYuh taught
hoo
Edith Elliott ; tIs. Boys' Chase, pro- in Westtnitter's LadieCollege. ',or.
posed by Miss Isabel Vallance, re- onto, and Midland High School. El-
, to by A. Hamilton and N. even years ago, she went as. a missrinn-
G tie
..t Nelly ; Ode gurste, proposed by ,try from the Presbyterian Church to
Kenneth Love, responded to by J. L, south China, and Was principal of the
Ballantyne. Enjoyable duets were girl.g' bearding schen(, nt. Tions Moon.
given by Aliso Margaret Inglis and H 1
Miss Gladys McNichol ; Airs, G: Ns". When ore 30C wonderfully blessed
Mann Hud Mies Helen Pei ter • Heat, When "titch Oltinust hien wasellsed,
Barton and 1Vilfr',d Smith 'Miss she henamo head of the Anglicn.
Mae Homers and Mie; (ewe,school. in Hong Kong. Her in.
913 i Hamil- tentiel was to remain with her bPlov-
ton, Professor Leitch 4V'4e introduo- ed Presbyterian Church, bat elle was
e(1 by Harvey feriae,,. One of 110 iu- called to higher service nc s• c
teresting features lea, the preseul- 1and pa. a .
ation of Prizes. Miss Berbertt'Tindall away in September, or last year.
received the Home Economics award, Miss .Dal C a revel, 1 the Flame
while the'geneve1 proficiency pries Helpers' ew erettce, in Melvilleao
went to Harvey pal icer, Among niece
of n few Bone! sac, She was -
those present W PI'S the in0tructn,0, val', of Mrs. Leone! Rill tan, of Bine-
M. C. McPhail, Miss le. le;plait, Mies vols.
M. Roberts and Mise M. Gordon : the
(latae economics executive. Aliss Val-
iance, Miss M, Inglis null Blies 81.
Hodge, and the agricul1 viral t'xecutive,
(4, Uiek;nn, A. Hamilton end J. Don.
can, Following the bltngln't and the
addresses, the hall wax (leered and
the balance of the evening wee spent
in danei,,g. The evening's froth) wee
ended with tlis singing of Auld Lang
Syne.
BLUEVALIS
Miter"r Iingh MJnodetl its recovering
teem itis illness, -
! Peter' and Mee. King returned to
New York, last week.
Mee. Oross, of Pal wisest on, has been
visiting Mrs. Ralph.
Mester Kenneth and Alias Horne
Aitchinson event the week -end in
Palmerston.
'Tire Mission Band of the United
Church will give a social in the
church, on Fridtry evening, of this
week.
Miss Viola Methers has returne(1
(lone Nom the hospital, after hewing
undergone an operation (here a couple
of weeks ago.
N C3 X119 YOU Can
Save Money
Worn 'k, out
GOLOSHES, RUBBER - BOOTS,
RUBBERS
Need Not be
Thrown Away
WE REPAIR THEM AT LITTLE
COST
New Soles, New Heels, New Toes
We Can Make Them as Good as New
DON'T BUY NEW ONES UNTIL
YOU HAVE TO
BIG SAVING
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
ASK US
Ea Aa Oar P ■a °e
+
•1'
'I• Cay
l kOats.
To arrive
shortly
• at Ethel Station
'1•
• 45c per bus, off cal' t
Jos. Pearson
��6i,son
li
Phone 3912 �•
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f Corn
TO 'ARA IVE
THIS WEEK
Special Price off car
Grover r Gill
Phone p14 ETHEL
WALTON.
A 00010 evening evil] be held in
Duff's United Church, Walton, on
Tuesday evening of this week. Ev-
erybody invited.
Owing to 1h1' at1ld tveathee the car'•
nival was pnstpnned until Saturday
evening of this week when it will be
carried on.
Walton lost a well-known And high•
ly respected citizen, when .11011er1 lir
Fetgueon passed peacefully away last
Wednesday mn1'nulg, en his 8211(1
year. The late Me, 1•'ergusnn had
been in failing health the past year,
and for the poet 5 year') had suffered
frnnl a sth'olce, whioh rendered him
speechless. He was confined to ilia
bed only a few daya, Deceased Was
born in Manchester, England, and
with 'hie pareute, ,7autee and Ann
Ferguson, came to Oanadla when he
'vas two years old, They settled on a
farm near Brockville, living there un-
til 1871, when they cattle West and
pm remised a farm on the 14th Son. of
McKillop, in 1874, the deceased was
milted in marriage to his now bereft
partner, Elizabeth Morrison, daugh-
ter of the tate Matthew 111°1,6000,
1411(1 18 1(1011 8111 w1 ved by elle son,
George, of Torontn, and three daugh.
tors, Annie, Jean, R, N., and Maud, et
home, He is glen survived by one gig.
ter, Airs, Cardiff, of ltlnnkton, In
1880, Mee and Mrs. Fergbsnn put'rhas-
ed a home in Walton, and have been
esteemed residents •during these 47
years, The late AIr. Ferguson took
an interest in all the nifairet of the
,cnutcntmity, and held a number of of-
fices'ttmd positions. He was book-
keeper. for 20 years for McDonald
13ros„ (who ran a saw'ntili ; chief sal-
H8wan :for Walana cheese factory
during the time of its operation 1 1111
extensive buyer and shipper of live.
stock ; conducted a general store foe
eeve11 or eight year's. Since giving up
storekeeping, Mr, Ferguson was
compelled to give tap active life, ow-
ing to failing health. In religion, he
was a Presbyterian, a faithful mem-
ber of Duff's Chul ch, now known as
Duff's United Church, and served on
the Testate? Board and Managing
Board, for several venter. He was a
elrnt'ter member of the Wallin') L. 0.
L. No. 252 Lodge, and a member of
sat. John's A. F. and A. M. Lodge,
Brnseels, for the past 38 years, De-
ceased was a man 01 seeding ohasaet-
er and highly esteemed wherever he
was known. The funeral was held on
Friday afternoon, service being eons
ducted by the pastor, Rev, W. 1
14larnes at the late ,e hn mI f
o the des
(leased men. Jahn McArthur sang
the sola "Rock of Ages which was
one of Me, Fergueon's favorite hymns,
'elle pallbearere were : Peter 13. (Gard-.
Mee, William (G, Neal, John A. lVatt,
William Wnods, Willies's G. Malt..
John McDonald. Floral tributes
were : Gates ajar, family ; wreath,
1)r. and Mrs. R. Ti. H.himithriec, New
York ; spray, .Tames and Mrs,
Humphries,.
Walker ille •
spray, Dr.
and Mrs, M. A *written, IGetarbern;
wreath, Dr. and Mrs, l 0. Neal,. Pet.
ether°,; pillow, .7, t.,'and Mrs, Kerr.
1311 el 1 (way, ...i5
h ss. s , sp, ay. M .. w L. T3mwn, of
'Toronto ; Wreath, Walton L. (1. L.
ARE YOU INTERESTED
IN GOOD ROADS?
A ,jn it mceting of the coun-
cils of Motels and Gray Town -
t.
hr r,
t
Town-
ships will he held in .he Town
hall, I r)ts le, on '1 0nlee,
Feb, 14th, 1927, at 1.80 o'clock.
The Patrol-uen 11`0119 eireh town -
thin will be pre': ent and wit; he
£uhlr,• s,.•1 Ir; Il 'I' i .','t .(,vt•r
Irwin, of the Good Roads De-
partment.
ALEX. McEWEN,
Clerk of Morris.
J. H. FEAR,
Clerk of Grey.
No. 252 ; wreath, Bruasels A. F. and
A, M. ; wt'0ath, William and Mrs.
Neal and William (4. Neal, Walston ;
gates ajar, H. P. Kennedy, Tertian ;
wreath, Torouln Live Stook I•.x.
change ; spray, from the staff of H.
P, Kennedy, of which Geo, E. Ferg-
uson is a member. Those who at-
tended the funeral from a distance
were ; Mrs. Geo. Ferguson, Jean and
Russel, of Toronto ; Dr. audl$Mrs.
Ferguson, Detroit • J. Humphries,
Walkerville, and John and Mr's, Moe.
risen, Toronto,
ETHEL '
W. H. Love is now suffering with
an attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Ruby Grainger spent last week
with ;Slifer Ella Pearson,
Mrs. Jos. Ames returned home from
Buffalo, on Friday last,
- Jas. McLelland has been spending a
couple of weeks in Toronto.
Mrs. Kreuter, of Winghare, is vis-
iting friends in the village,
Mre. 01111191.011 Cochrane spent afew
days last week at T. Vodden's,
Mrs, Earl, sr., is hunch better again,
after her serious illness with pneu-
monia.
Mrs, Jas. Bremner and Billy are
spending a few weeks in Seafo*tl and
Stratford.
Mr, Sommerville, the new baker in
Lake's bakery, is putting nut some
first-class bread and pastry.
R•tlph Bereland had l.he misfort11110
to fall and bteel:' his leg, last weak.
He will be laid up for awhile.
Oolntnuo1on 8P1Viee will be held on
eEthel c
tb 1,. P , etcircuit, Sunday, 11
a. tn. andP '
Pv nrng service will be held
as metal at7 p. m.
John and Mrs. King have hren laid
up for the peat couple of weeks with
to serious attack of la grippe, and at
the time of writing ate not able to be
out yet.
Mrs. Jas. Kart' returned home last
week, after ;pending a year in the
West with her mother, sebo was ill
and who died recently at her home
there.
Harty Speiran has pnrehased the
farm an Con. 4, from 'T. Vedder). 811.
Vedder] has hnngh1 the property
from Mr. Speiran, now occupied by
George Kreuter,
Ed. Desjerdinereeeivsd a messaee
list Sunday aftel'nonu bringing the
sad news of the death (f his mother,
Mrs. Desjardine, Ile left. nn Monday
morning foe Kingston, to attend the
funeral.
The annual meeting of Ethel Cheese
factory will be held ie the township
hall, no Silt many, Feb. 12th. at 2
o'clock. It is expeeled that. en nut -
side speaker will he present. All in-
terested are asked to attend.
Several of our villager's ere taking
1((l Van tage of the good vie -either to put
in their supply of ice for the coming
Stemmer. Will Michel is plop:101g to
run his bo1eller shop this 5r111111er, sn
Ise is storing away to large quantity of
105.
The Women's Institute purposes
having the Domestic Science Course,
in the near fut nee, 111(11 any "0111ttn nr
girl in the community wishing to take
advantage of this cnul'ee, please hand
their name to the Secretary, Mrs, G.
Kreuter.
Ed, and Mts. Des'arcllns spent a few
drays last week in Kingston, They eta
ceived a telegram. informing than of
the serious illness of Mrs. Desjardine's
mother, in the 1oepitel there. Upon
nrlivai in the city, they disenverPd
that at mistake had been made in send-
ing the telegram, and they fn11nc1 that
it WAS Mr, Desjardiie's mother who
was ill.
A good time leas
night, at the•. socia
United Ohnrch, when
at ered from g b 1 the
congregations. The
spent in Dinging, ga
Dnrhng the evening
D. M. Guest, 1041; ca
and after,lnhn Pen
address, Robert Br
far coat to the pa
Rae's and Ethel cal
Guest made a eats
ing the people for
membt'auce, After
everyone enjoyed a
*WSW, lunch,
SCHOOL RaroRT,
report of 8, 5, No.
1110111h of Salutary
name indicates thee
one or more exam
sired Hey 84. Flit
nar(1 041 'Vincent
Pearson 40 Jit
BSrva P4( 1'
60 in 5t,
lulilOLt 85' \,,leis 1.1
e e 1am1
an St ilk r 04 ;
Eva Parr 40 *Bert
In -Laura Reputed g
spent on Thunsdny
social evening, In 1011
a large 111)1,111,1
Ethel and Rae's
1e ewe,41ng 10(18
mss nm(i 14)1115515,
Y'11• v
the pa. Lc Rev.
ilea to the front,
Peeves') had read an
emm01 presented n
pastor, on behalf of
congregations, Mt'.
ng reply in thanks
1111)1' kindly re -
games and fun,
11 appetizing self.
--Vol lowing is the
0, Grey, for the
* preceeding the
pnpi] has 111155511
10541015. V-AJiI-
IV-Hazel Ray-
RnWie.tTd513; "Ray
IV-Rainh KelTar
Sit. TTA -'-Geon' e
g
lrnhull 77 ' Norm.
N
join) Conley 61 '
Rowland 20y JR
ltd 75 *Margaret
Pearson 55; Ralph PSarso11 52. Sit.
lt••-Tne Turnbull 80 ; Helen Remitted
78 ; George Hoy 85 ; Ross Stepbenenn
64 ; Fred Ksffor 56 ; *George Tear*on
54 ; *Hugh Pearsnn 80. I.13x)0(.
en -bred oleic,- Geed -(Helen Cole,
055 a Pear
eon. i 1 son. pit, A-.'•Pi>fnSlienl,-•-
1P511 Peersdln :Good -Lloyd Onle,
Willie (l0le, Pie. 13•---Pxrellent••••Hol.
mgt. Keifer., Lloyd Hoy. Brr,lir-e Pat'r,
000(1. -jean Pa*1(pr, loris Raynard,
111111A MOLitlLLAleb, leacher.
Players, Pianos
and Organs
Tuned and
Repaired
e a -r
ped
Satisfaction
ds.illrNd.
J. C. Blackstone
Orders taken by
Walker & Slack or Sr Carter
The Women's Institute met in the
Institute room. on Jan, 20(11, with a
good attendance. The program was
in charge of the Yellow side, and wag
AA follows : piano solo, Mess Evelyn
Stevenson ; reading, Mrs. R, Brent -
nee 1 a paper on Reminiscences of
the Village of Ethel," leas read by
Mrs. P. Currie ; 1 ea(ling, Miss Ella
Pearson ; piano duet, Mrs. 11. lVllbee
and Evelyn Stephenenn, Meeting
closed by 0ingitlg "(4od Save the
King," The Yellow side is still ahead
in points,
GREY
Dune„ MPKinunn wag visiting
friends in Wroxeter, during the past
vreMiss Mary Harris, Wroxeter, Visit-
ed ber friend, Miss Irene Grainger,
Oyer the weekend,
Many will attend the induction aPr-
vies of Rev. A1,'. Williams, at Ethel,
on Friday afternoon, of th9) week,
Sandy Ynill and Dive Inglis at-
tended the Litterai Cnnv411110n ht
Wingharn, on Friday, of lien week.
P. A. McArthur is in Kitchener
Hospital for 114%1 Mont. 8115. Mc-
Arthur went down this week, to see
1110 pfotient.
Mise A, III. Lansdell has been a wel
00010. en501 at the home of her ((nei)),
Mee. Ii. Speiran and family, during
the past. Innnth,
1Mrs. Alex. Armstrong, Sth Cort
was visiting her sister, Mrs. (Dr.)
Roberlsnte Collingwood, and al.m
friends1n '' ,•
P< nn 1
t te.
(41'ey wag well represented at t
Liberal Onnventinn, at Wieg11en),bee
Friday, annd at 1115 U. Fe 0, Cn
vent1ml, n'Puesday. n
There was a gond attendance at the
anctinn sale held by MM. John Reim
on Tuestley. D. air Scott, Anetinn-
,(r, got gone( prices. The Sal e('1'
faun wee p111•chnsed by Lottie $tries
for $3.500.
Therese Rands, of Rands, "f Sea- I
forth, who wan 510 tibia -Ins fi,hllers'
contest, at the Huron Old Boys' Al
Bonne in Termite, is a benthc't' of
IVm. Rends, 11 miles South of Brus-
sels.
<1 deed- of kindneee was; done Inst.
week, by friends and nsipithnr0 of et
J. Oluuphell, Cnn. 4, wizen they aur.
chased from Dr, IVar'dlaw a new
radii) and had it inalalled in 111,
Campbell's home. :lir. Canlphcl i,
who as nnnlined to his 1101110 111001 e f
the tune, apprel'iates very much the
1hnn01vfulli a of his friends,
PASSIM Aw.1Y.-'t'ueschty of dila
week Wilhelm Douglas tweeted amity !
at the home of his bunthrr, Jams
Hoagies, len, 15, in his Slot yeme The 1
funeral will leka pine. teem Lot ll
Cnn. 15, nn 'Thursday 'ft.pt-noel rat 2
n'elocic, peevire at 1.30. Interment,
will be made in I3ruesels ()enrol pry..
Fuller particulars will he given next
week.
There was a gond enngregatinn at
Roe's church on Sunday last, The
duet, "Some day the silver rnrd will
basie" 014bI,. Frohn 1411(1
A1ies Verne1(14 ,81e(ktyll,1411•., was ,tpplPciated
very much, as was also the 'en nem.
The subject, "Pence like a t herr," wit.;
well preentea, comparing the human
life to the flowing of a liver, Next
Stinting thele will be no service at
Roe's (tying to Communion be heli
in Ethel at 11 a. 111.
Maantlt,n,-A quirt tvoadiltg tnolc
place at the 'United Church pareon-
age, Rruecels, last \l'eduesday morn-
ing, 1vh011 One. Wheeler, of the
bollndtu•y, North of fit esaslo, and Mise
Pearl Pride, daughter of John and
Mrs. Pride, 12 Core, 30015 nail511 1n
marriage by Rev. Ai'. Barker. The
happy couple was attended by Miss
:ret
M r Pride sister Margaret te •
i of the bride,
and W. 13e11, of Ilrlio;els, A wedding
dither was served at the bride's hone,
151r, and Mrs. Wheeler left in the aft-
ernoon for their hone on the henna -
;try, accompanied by the good wishes
of their many friends,
WIIOXETER
Frank (been, of Turnberry, has
purchased Alex. Wrhght ernilk (route
and commenced his dashes Feb. 1st.
Under the auspices of the Mission
Band, a most successful Cafeteria tea
WAS served in the 81111Onitnnm of the
United Chetah, on Tuesday evening
Proceeds amounted to $25,00.
After alingering illness extending
event period of several weeks, Jaanes
Stu t.1 passed away at his home here,
early Sunday morning.
DF P ;F
d
WAS a1 hie 7(th 1'.
ear e w
, II was tt very
v
successful farmer, coming from Tee;
wetter to Howiek Twp. 88 years ago.
rutting two ye are ago, Mr, 'Scutt
Was an active worker in the Presby-
terian 011111 oh, where he held the
office of elder, and iater hoiding the
came office in the United Ohuret', Me
10 survived by hie wife, formerly Miss
Annie Allall, and three children by a
forever marriage, Arthur, Winliineg
Ross, Bowtnanville, and Mrs, 3, it.
McTlvvetl, Turnberiy, Funeral ne
r1ngements have been delayed, Wait.
hitt for Word from eelateves in the
Weer,
WILLIAM BRYANS
PASSES AWAY '�
Ware In His 88111 Year -A Resident
v,s
e Many Ye
•
Last Theredae ,n1't William
r4
1::',l':Lt1 Ila �:.'(1 tea- :11 ids ll�,tll :. 11
>,•:re t, alt tS to milt:nt
we, horn in -,ht' t aunty ref 1 emelt,-
ugh in 101(111( 1 en lute. 97, 1 and
et the ase, o7 11 , t'1
oda with his parent -e Ph t eettk:d
near Capetown later molnee to Mor-
ris - Township. J les Hole south of
Jamestown,
When a young man, the (1,:cetteed
took up farming in Howick Township
(rain on March 10, 1570, was united
in marriage to Ellen Fran' is who lire-
decea.oed him May 1st, 1923. They
Hnwi elc for 1* yeeee, then
moved to •1'11 lie. .-ili :'heal
111 d • y ( 1r for P1 yea Me. ami
I Airs. 11r;:.-'., l t o- (laved inti Bran -
eels, to 1 iesee() c!011t'at'':1 til il'
A family n' 7 sone nee deugh-
tr r, v i f• , a '5' y r 1, H,rc•,y
1
I n T owta'int: Chas,
' of (ad -hoe)), : 1), ) , ;:n 1
Fran) , Kneel ' 1Ivil 1 is .1r'-
ce,ased1 eel eine 1-eee t Curag, de-
ceased; Mrs. _i!:.t't'•' 1._1 11
Mics )Ludo 1. �,,'u, "
The fonered eels1; '1, t0
Mondey afternc, tt St.
('beech, ronrlu: t.'rl by P. -v. 81'-. Feee-
in and interment wait "nick ,:' i,l Pins -
:30k (' 111.1"()' 11111. 41411,4,
1)1(11 boar ere Wer. til • 0(f 1.
Tho floral tr hat s weas stesey 't:'1
beautiful. Arnott those l'.-
1, ury who ottondl•d the L1411 tareeeel weas
Harold Currie, Hamiltotl, a eller 1-
J',11: MI le tcl1 14 of VV '1,101'. and
ahn F1)i,1 -1ch.
late' o' Ah Bryan. 1 ell '
member of his family. Mae Jane
Tait, now resid'''111 in Ke n:,.:; City.
w:t: Inc bridesmaid at see veseene.-
of the tette Mr. and Dirs. ee ee;
years ago- '
MORRIS
Many etlel)e,l the 17, F. O ('cn-
v!'etiu11 al \L•iughent on 1'tlt'sdev.
Ale its Gene tie.; a :nit ,1.•le1•,tlon
tit the Libelist Ce nv.'1.line at K'nrt,
liaulhast ler ides -
Miss (`1e leen;Putt .., ' (d 1(1,0, was
at vi.ilur ((1111 Myth frierele h(;:,. ur' I.
and ale. beet advautege le the Agri-
cultural Short Cruse being 11.1,i t here.
Sonora., 11 gnome--Foliolwives 1s Ill
report of 5. st NI I. n Alaska, 1. 1' 111.'
month or J:tn,1 (' 5. 'a',,'• ex ouin-
atinnn w l r ir. Krr+l . gip- 11 , talon.,
(1,113)1 ud (le" h • -i,'r i •- 1,4)1111 "r
4)f SVP -111,, ab'rnr f tr. `+tt IV--
BOA
V Bee tl v el J1 1C--'St,1 et 11'
AI1h)1r 1 :-'t,• t 118. 1111. 111
IL irk I,
72 tl Pees +7 la
Ili ---•!(,;tnth 1lenrk 40 till II -
**kethe) 01'. k 'r. ,ll. 11 -"ti re
She,£1.1.1 Z;,;•'1.1oy'dd 1,ese5:3. 1—
AddiP Bell, \Vast 11,llev', iJn1•d
Alcock. Pie -Ruth A1on, k. Those
pl seen t et -e, v day evert. : ((:rale! Bee •
ley and Walter Bentley. Average at-
tendance 11 6.
C. A1AadtoWAN,'Teeteh5l'.
I
(n rt vRv.--,I , e
at t e , x Fbe
ll aged
80 y 4111 s tressed 1+,1vtt} tit the home of
his brother, Calvin Campbell, ;3111
'line, elmri., Ia,LTem sdey, Deceas-
ed was barn at. 5131,111)411.11, nett•
Kingston, .old tonne to 'rivetet'inithl
township alougwit 11 hie parent), abent
the year 1854. Dimly yelus c1' hi0.;ife
vvere spout in Michigan and alc11t 15
years ago came to Morrie 1n live with
lila brothel., Calvin is the last S110-
vivin;; member of a family of nine,
The 1(1115181 was held on Setnl(lay,
interment, being made in 13rneeels
cemetery. Rev, ,tile. Barker, of the
United Church, Brnseels, coedits:ted
ale serviette AL the i1011se 141((1 grave.
side,
SCHOOL Ri'vroi, --Following is the
report of S, S. No. 4, Aloe/ ie. Seniors
examined in all hubjeeta ; Juni(s ex-
amined in Spell., Aril h., lies„ Writ.,
Geog. Pupils marked " eatesed one
or mote 0- a 1 r, ( ;
1 1 1.
e tr ani r Honore
75
Per rent. Phos 0 5 • r
1 0 i\ i •r
SU, Midi 1
t
Nichol 87 t Leona Cardiff 86 ; Ll ,yd
Pipe 01 ; *Jae Smith 11). Jit. JV -
Mervyn Pipe 70 ; *Glen(( Smith 86 ;
*(}nrdon Harman 28. Sit. III -Dave
Miller 80 ; 'Harriett Smith 65 ; "Inane
Russell 04 ;, •Margaret Russell 60.
Jct, III -Gordon Nichol 00 1 *Jack
Pipe 81; *Howard Smith 46 ; *Mee
Scott 45. Jtt. TI-•-LPwIO Russell 74 ;
Allah (Grashy 73. Jib ,/--Clara Srnit:1,
86 ; Janis T3e'nn'd'i7 ; 'Glenn Weisel
'70 ; *Sidney Jouffret 82; *13111. Hate
matt 14 Jit, PR, -Frank MsC'n1.•
cheer) good,
WINONA• A, 'lr itA.iN, 'I'eacllpr,
Church Notes
r
Unit,' i Church
The slettires party hold by the
remiss leeerees Selcinty a week ae•e
T, 1• • ,( Ir V, 4: well puttemiied.
Fntl"wine' the fee on the ice, lunch.
WaS served !it 1. ill c•hart'h and eVery.
one went awes .•t111ling.
Thanks,
The followirc' resolution wag paa5-
'(1 by the Quarterly Olurial Board of
the United Church at its last regu-
km alerting whirl) speaks for itselft--
Wi', the member') of the Churen Of-
fiet 1 Loard her •'•,y desire to convey
to th ladies of the eengregatlem utir
hearty thanks and anpreoiation of
the interest manifested ant1 the
splendid work (lone,, in connection
with the Anniversary Supper,
YOU1-S slut+.•rely,
R. J. Hoover, Sce'y.
13russels, Jan, 10, 1927.
For the past few weeks Rev, A,
W. Marker has herrn taking as his
morning subject, "Pearls of Patmos,"
being a series of expository addres-
ses on the letters to the seven chtu'-
ches in Asia, as found in the Book
of Revelations). The letter last con-
sidered was the one to tate; church ant
Smyrna. This 10 the only instance
where there is no word of reproof.
In spite of material poverty this
ehureh possesses spiritual riche:. Its
members are urged to even greater
fidelity; by this they ellen escape the
"second death," that t:., the baneful
effects of sin, and they ,hall also in-
herit "a crown of life" which means
immortality. The evening ("pi' War
"_0. Span's Market Vr lu .r t eu rest-
ed by the well known text in Pro-
verbs, "130001 thou a man dil$'i(l1t ir-
his buctnoss' He 'shall steed before
kings; he shall not stand before ob-
scure men,"
Melville Church
The annual
k usin'tss meeting r•f
1 ,11111[c Ptesbt leil-at church will Ile
Held en 1lnnelay altcrno,:(4, Feb. 7111
at 280n'clonls.
Last 1abhltth mernir g Her, F. 1,,
Fowiei tool: a'- has subject ''App-er.
,same and Reality'." ba'tng (lie ihi right
on I Kings 11 :2(1fuel 2.. '•li.' leek
aeery the shields of g,eel and emit:
their places brazen sloie(,!s' A.. the
e('''itees envies. a '"r.; mina. (, " the
of : (,,mous an i to, Pe:r+t' 1'• „f (la
4.. l''tRt„'a 1-(1•`l11e W re ” 1'he
es the llonseteddpr" A;,., 11,1s,i
'111, 111'^141 .pt', 'i.'•l a1 the .,' ,, ; ha nhr
rewriting% 1111 3'- a(Ig met, ':' the Omit.
1 0tin1''1,M t.l Itt'Atett.111,1 . h, but r.
le(:," and at theev'ail,. es .,.,, vie A}i..
Puree( Lewin presided at the alrg.ut1.
Personal Paragraphs
A 1-1 sed 111 s lesi (1,1,1 mete ht1
L,.a,ie o1 1, o ,
M I1 . re.
ae.1 I', \ , • ,e' Um! istnn
•
Hutton e;ee.e.eeig . 1,.•(11(, tens,.
('('04l ; :e•t,,l- n1 Itrrt"11 alai POW..
Ha! t - e1,01 111' 1:,,,(,,114 and dllugl -
(: ) 1-1, 1111' week en; eel,. to 111.11
yl •slain h,nue.
Harty ie'nx. of \Vied.ni a l nt fi1
;e r
to" .•k-eml with his 4,atenle, ,1(,11100.
ed Mrs Fnx.
111 s. N .1 Parr, of herding, Man...
he 11-114',.; wit') 1,s 1 mother. Airs. R.
1
1i)igsO il.•'.
Aol cud 3R's. n,etslue el 'seend,
111(; i r „(I,• r t we' 1(- , t 51',,11,1 *'yule
• ,_d t i u•r e. tits ie' 1-1t,": 1 4' -
811.. I/tot (thv- Pert!I.'-, y rot had a
t,ieth/leeyfvuly, last Tbui5day sfter-
none, fel ber eternal.
811's. A. btl,.eh0n entertained a
! n(n11bei• of her bmlr 1'1 ir'nds 1 c1 a i.01t-
p'1ty, 1:,.1 T1111, ,l 10 0cenl•e',
l 'T. AVu, d tons a V1,13 00 hi hist
" 1‘‘.1. Hr h ts 111 1(10 s p "well :aryl).
supine.), shiei1 is 11ernnling widely
6t+.,tv a�
,J. 1+ ^rgttsan hes horn von -Hued to
his heti, Ihe pest Week, bn1ng threat-
ened with pneutumlin, brit is naw im-
lu•nwi ug.
OJts. Skelton And .Alias Pipe were at
Clifford last weep &Hemline File ftln-
rral of their. ueele, the late George
Hc'wp
lu
who pees
ea F l
ec avvil ' 1 '
v in has J
p 1 Stip
year. '
1.1, J. Wright, of Fr nhieber, Sask.,
alcomuanied by his :hetet', Airs. Al.
pert Sheldon, of St. Marys, wet', week
end visitor. with their aunt, Mos,
Wnt Me(hmr'k,n, Prinressctrprt,
Alts Jas, Ramie, Preston, spent the
week -end wit 11 ilei' sister, hits, A. W.
Dennionrt. Ah's. Harris also visited
to %Vahan, where she attnntl5d the
funeral of the late R.nbert Ferguson.
Mktg Elizabeth At•11Pt1, whobasbpon sp0nling a while with 1101' 41.1111144,
Misses limiter, lett nn Mnndtty Inc
T,nnilPehoen', where 01P 1111N 11Per, on-
gltged as teacher of S, S, No, 19, Hale
JAMESTOWN
Alex, and Mrs, Da"k 4(1113 chitthem.
event a
Pve1
nldays lest week at the,
u
home of Ihe farmer'sIt Ales, P C.
Itn 1
. e1P T4t1 eon. (Gr'v
Doo Stio2 Abnut 0 ()Work, Sun.
day tno'ning, AIPx. Darla hart his
"ne.yeerd1141 anllip ring Allot by sante.
ate. The dna menage(1 to ernes+
hone and died during (1344 might,:
This ie a Pew departure
r .
ttf, this sPo-.
time to be out shooting nn 8011(15,7,
The harms on tate farm of Jnmee•
Kipper), on the 4111 (Inn„ Retire 'Post e, -
wevldPat'1'oye(1 by Ore. with their deo-
tents. The livestock tons eeve11'
tlirongg'b the efforts of Mr, l ippen anal
tleighbora