The Brussels Post, 1927-3-16, Page 1VOL. 55 NO. 39 $2.00 pe,r annum in advance
BRUSSEL 9, ON2',1RIO. JVRI)NPSDA Y 1IA E Cli Xt1927 J. L. £RRR, Propriek
Anniversary and
Clearance Sale
itiEMENEINEF
TO THE PEOPLE OF SRLS.5EL8 AND VICINITY:
We wish to r'all attention to the fact that, after four years of
business, our anniversary this year will mark the close of our busi-
ness career in Brussels. We take this opportunity of thanking one
and all who have been our patrons and .assisted us in making the
venture of a Variety Store a splendid success.
During the remainder of March we are offering speei..d reduc-
tioes on our entire stock. We are listing only a few of the differ-
ent lines.
Flannelette, yd. wide . 18c Chambray, wide width 25c
Cretonnes, yd. wide 25c Women's Vests 25c
'Unbleached Cotton, per yd 10c • Children's Cotton Hose 25c
Prints, per yd. 20c Table Oil Cloth, per yd. . 35c
Chambray, per yd. 20c Stair Treads (rubber) .. 15c
GLASSWARE, PLAIN AND FANCY CHINA, FANCY GOODS,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, TOYS, STATIONERY, ETC.
Take advantage of the sho rt time left at your disposal and
share in this, our last, sale.
C. Hu
Phone 82
11 I
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BRUSSELS.
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The Surrounding District 1:
WROXETER Murdie Edgar and Margaret Gibson ;
the school paper, edited by W i n tared
Rae and Jean Sperling, and a 51101 us,
by the boys. The proceeds amounted
to $86 (10
Alex. and Mrs. Sanderson, (11 liar -
Aston, were week -end visitors in the
village.
Airs, A. ill eDougal I ling returned
from Rai 01s100, whet e she Spent the
Winter,
W. McKibbon, of NVinghttin, spent
several days at the manse, the guest
of David Armstrong.
W. Poi anley and family have mov-
ed from the Central Wool; to 'airs. Mc-
Dotigall's resithame, on Howie]; street.
Mrs. Dane and (laugh tn, Miss An-
na, who have been visiting the rot 111-
's brther, John Emma, left for
their home, ill Brandon, Man., 00 Fri-
day.
Tony Mealy, n bag purr+ ased John
Hopfer's form, in How iek, and takes
possession, shortly. Air, linpfet,
who is having a sele or sittelc and imp•
lements, this week, will move to 1 he
village.
The Hester Thankolfering service of
the W. M. S. we., held 311 the base-
ment of the United Church, on Wed-
nesday evening last, when an address
011 the work of the W. 111. S. We.,i giv-
en hy Mrs. 814,Kenzie, ..r
• Under the auspices of the Wr 01101 rt,
ColitinotttIori (2,04S, splenClill nnio
ceet Was presented in the town hall, '
on Friday ,'venillg 1 o very large
audience. Tlu• principal feature of
the timpani was n OomedY,
"I-1 is Uncle's Niece," whirl) was well ,
given, the varieus roles Icing well i n-
terpieted, and 101105111 '1 edit on the
training by 1310 tericher s, N. Garratt
and Mies Ruth aleKenzie. Those tak-
ing part, hi the play were : Ambit, 14.!
ger, Andel son Ing.11,4, ;Mugu:a it
Foster. Marzuvrito Mermiret
Doig, ()five Lerwl once, George Paulin,
Jim Sanderson, Edward Gibson and
Kenneth 814g11e. Between 71014, 1 It
t9,1.11 40111 11-714,11iglroz v27710,1E47 by eight.
girls ; instrumental innsie, Carl Fitch,
Margaret and Anderson Gibson ;
well given Holland rnik dance, by
MORRIS
lit'sntsti SEAS(IN, - Frank
Nichol, (3th line, has 4 ewes that have
13 lambs. One ewe lia 4 and the oth-
ers 3 lambs earl,. It wont, 10 li o mpg
to get a Bonk at this rate,
o FORAteIn, liEstriP.XTS PASS
AwaV,-Lest e,eyk M to 'Ain, Mc-
Cracken, or 01,1ssels, 101503ved Wold
that, her lirol 111(1, (ten. A. Somerville,
a 101 mei resident of the 5th line. had
passed away at his home in Delors i ne,
Man., 011 Mat ch 71 h. lie went, 1.1.7,4
25 years ago and 11(1(11. 84 yon),,,
He had been in failing health for some
time and was bothered with heat t
trouble. 114, is survived by his widow,
formerly 81 ('01 Sadie Jamieson, 4,147, clt
Morris township. Mts. MeCIrarlien
11.100 VOCeived tverd of the death 4,f 1101
nephew, lienry Sheird so, son of the
late Theta Sheirclen, of Sunshine, 00 11,)
passed'nway at Pert Huron on Pelt,
913j4, in 1,3 87111 yet, 1 -le 11(111 310011
;1).. tots? 1311 yonts.-
Tlist LATE 11.174SEL FICAR.--In the
passing of Itossel h'ser, 07011 riday 011''
0(110(1, ,(lie with/1111111(y wire per [treated
with t he s71.(1 (1(0050 of his death, for it
was not gonerally,known that be was
criliettliv ill, Belted been 4041i48,)4,(1
to his home toil 11 prrnitrumia, but had
recovered Ss to he able In
be 01.110111-, 1,141 week, when he took a
y0141114, 11.1111 swan -oohed to its 1 f1.'1s.
The late Itir Peal Was S. 011'0 of exrel-
. lent unalties, honest and obliging, and
held the estetan of a wide 0111,10 or
friends. Tfe MIS born 45 year,' ,go,
'01113)0 813 line of 'Morris, von of IIOe
late Samuel and Nellie Fear. lie( 0
be spent the greater pm t of his life.
1!' ants ',tensed 111 8,1111.1111)P1. IWO, 0
Miss Potter, and after their
npieringe, they lived on the farm now
be 11,141 nn Thm sday night, while a
Final Announcement
o.H Invitation Committee of the Brussels Old
Boys' Re -union are very anxious that all In-
v.itations should be in their hands at art early
date—before March 31st if possible.
Leave the names with us. We will do the rest.
1
JAMES FOX,
Chairman of Committee.
0.1
New Advertisement')
Perm for side-nehett Hoilinst
Hatehter ergs -Jahn R. 1 ver
nog 100- -114013, Mel ionaln
1.0e 1 y -Alex Mertanehlin
Colte for cote -Mork ennlitr
Con for t.cle.-Cerl P beret.
Form to reitt-Nolson Askin
pott tolle-a.141 WItillot
A. 011 1011 Bale -Mrs (Hive Corbett
Anetion rale -John 'Miler
Ammon Fate -John tetra
Auction sale -atm, lie,
A11011011 • a W,Y1 y
No1144.10 01,0110, 0 in e=tate
'ontter t- Bra eeeie 0( 0111 1111101 Y. P.
Play -Ethel Pullin (Alva ry
htervinen--Brussels United Chnrelt
Clearance sah-bliwots Minter
Wall Paper -11'. 34. Ktnith
Box Boole 1-1toe's Church.
Mud ontiounn eine n t els 0311 Boys
White begliorns-G. A. N tinning
Gana's Fortllizer-Rdlonl Currie
Seasonable goodx-14. (.1410( 111,
occupied by Leslie Fear, Some few
years late, the family moved to
131y1h, where Mr. Fear 11111111 04 into
the blacksini thing business, with W.
R. Phillips. The partnership wee
dissolved by mutual coneent, about
six years age, and Mr. Fear purelins-
ed the late Thos. Gorman'a farm, just
North of Blyth, in Morels, where he
made his home, until the time of his
demise, Besides his widow, he leaves
to mourn his Mee a family of four,
Nellie, Samuel, Bert and Edward.
Besides bis immediate family. he is
survived by his mother, Mrs. Samuel
Fear, of Mimic', ; three sisters, Mrs.
Arthur' Jackson, Mrs. Walter Rio.
lock and Miss Mary, all. of Mimic° ;
four brothers, J. IL Fear, Ethel ;
William. East Wawa ; Ray-
mond, Tnettersulith, Leslie, Morris.
Services were held at the house, on
Wednesday, of last, week, by Rev. G.
Telford, after which interment took
place in the Union cemetery. The
14911 sad rites eve's. performed by Blyth
Lodge A F. and A. M., of which de'
(‚1(1104 was am.inher. The pallbearers
were : Rene. J. R. Outt,
all It. M. McKay, J. H. R Elliott, M.
W 'Poirot, 471,3 \V B.
Miss Phyllis Hewitt, Listowel, and
Miss Janet Robertson, Brussels, spent
the week end at the home of Wni.
Robertson, lot line, Morris.
CRANBROOK
The Women's 'MissianarV Soeiety
met at the home of illes". John Hue-
ther on IWeduesday, Marett fith. Seri-
pture reading was given by Mrs.
Keys. Interesting and instructive
papers were read by Mrs. Robert
Campbell and Mrs. John McNabb. A
duet was rendered by Mrs. Thobt
Campbell and Mrs. Martin McDonald
also an instrumental sele 'Hoe by:Miss
Edith Gorsallee.
ETHEL
John Bel entail, or Brussel 4, visit al
for a few days willt friends here.
Itrennust was in Stretford,
last wei,k, whet e he underwent all Op.
, petition on one of his eyes.
Desitialine was in Listowel
Hospital, a n1u3,104 (1,105, (1135 wE,1{,
11110130(4 3114 tonsils removed.
\VI, ex, 4, .41 synipar by to .1. If. Pent!,
of our village, in he death 1.1 his
brother, n ho was butied, Iasi week,
'111 Mot ids Two
' Mts. thigh Addy is net keepitig 14(1
\Vo hope In 4011 Irbet
1 er and able 0, lie out again, 11 hen
Spring Conies aroUnd.
(lo to (lint eh, on Sunday. Ethel
' United Church serCiet, 1(1 7 p. to. The
pastor trill ()resell oil the subject,
'Lsborm s in Om 014,03,,,at
; "1 -lis II114,1,.' Ni a rollicking
rare(' in 1 lel .vi.1 ilresented hy
Motierit (((1113)' ChM, in Gm
Township 1 1 all, on 'Tuesday evening,
83,103) 4,44i undothe a0811I51114 ni
11111 1. bra
The eelts011 of good old Ht. I'atriek
is being relebrated (mite genet idly,
with socials or vat,ions kinds. At Et 11 -
el 1.1418 041 DIrut,011, Ito 3,411 sovial will
' • similiar event will be lo Id at Union
vs' Chureb. On Monday night, a Box
social will In held at nor's United
CI( Come to any or all of these
for i, good time,
mt., and Mrs. Lawless and family
have moved into their new how P, 011
C,011, 10 Mr. Lawless and family
have moved into their new home, on
Con, 10. 131r, Lawless will succeed
Mr, Boll as elm semaket in nut local
factory. We wish them success here,
Quite suddenly the community
learned last week, of the death 01 1310
late Gideon Brown, who has been a
familiar figure in those pates, for up.
wards of 40 yeat s. The deceased 177115
the only colored man in this district,
3)04 3)0.4 lived alone in different sec-
tions of the countey, where he could
receive work. Last Wednesday, the
neighbors missed him, and upon in-
vestigation, he was ronnci lying dead
on the floor, 01113015 1(1' may have 1ain
'for several daym. The funeral was
held on Thimedely, frotn the underta.k.
, 3g rooms or W, II. Love, to Ethel
cemetery. Rev. D. al, Guest, of the
Milted Church, liitd charge of the ser-
vices, which were quite largely at-
tended.
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MILIONOIMODMOOPPOICJISIEMMIONIOR
SEASONABLE - GOODS
Willys- Overland Autos
See the Whippet 'Six and Four
DeLaval cream Seicarators
Singer Sewing Machines
Pianos and Radios
We can supply your wants.
S. Carter
See us before you buy
See window North
of Grind Theatre
A abort note appeared in this col-
umn, 800(1. titne ago, regarding the
death of David Dobson, in Brandon
Hospital, 00 January 51 11, of this
year, Deceased, with his wire, 011113(1
Went. abont 40 years ago, and settled
near Fah fax, Manitobao where his
widow still resides. 13esi4es his wit -1.
ow, 3)14 3011111(8 three sobs, Harvey, of
British Columbia ; Lawronee, of Rob-
lin, Mom, and Fred, on the Imme-
stead. He was buried in the family
p101, at mon, Three of hie brothers
attended the the funeral : James, or
Xillarney, Mon, ; Robert, of Portage
a Prairie, and George, of l'eseler,
Sask. News bee ..just reaehed here
hat Robert. died In the hospital, at
Portage lo Prairie, 08 February 20th,
'it bielOth years, Tie leevee a widow,
Mat no family. These two brothers
left here when Tering mon, and are
known to many in this lorelity, be-
ing brethere of Harvey 14, Dobson,
Box Social ll3i! Niece'
ROE'S CHURCH
Monday v'g, Mar, 21 '
Under auspices of Roe's Y. P. L.
interesting Pm/grant Of Dia-
logues, Solos, Readings
and Recitations.
Admission - 25 cents
Ladies with boxes Free
The Women's Institute will meet
in the Institute rooms on Thursday
afternoon of this week at 2.30.
Papers will be given on the subjects
"A Girl's rights in the Home" by
Agnes Cochrane, and "What the In-
etituto Means to Me" by Mrs 14.
Bremner. Roll Call-."11ele fel flints
for Monday's and Satirrdae
ical program. After the meeting a
10c lunch will be served. Every-
body -welcome.
BELGRAVE
Wm. Dunbar loaded a car of pota-
toes on Saturday.
People are getting busy in the
algae bush again.
Another micellaneous shower of
articles was given for the bazaar
which is to be held in the Fall.
The Ladies' Aid meeting held in
A Rollieleing F0051" in 3 Akiii
writ ten by Raymond W.
Sargent
10, Iteae..tst I,y
3)1 1,1.,
TOWNSHIP HALL
ETHEL
Tuesday ev'g War22
5 °
Under the auspices of Ethel
Public Library
Cast of Characters
Richard Tate, El.o.-A Honig young
lawyer .Aarian IlloTaggart
Francis Ireltbn-The cause of alt the
tronble 011ff0rd Inaction
Dom fittle-Very much attached to the
trouble Hazel Spetran
Alice bialcolni-A close elm tai of Dora'a
Laura Patterson
131r,, Sarah Ann Mullen -A woman of
taw words Mildred Howard
t0300071 Felton-Frunk's Unole who
never makes.. mistake
Jo.. McTaggart
Philander Fltioora ''Humble but
wise" Orvel Harrison
Timothy Hay -A Gardener nt Happy
Valley Lawrence Meehan
Silas lolrelnionre - A °wettable at
Happy Vrilley Leslie blauhan
Admission 35c and 20c
Knox United Church on Wednesday • al, intervals II"' 00i"1"1
year was held and most of the ofil- Personal Paragraphs 1
afternoon tvas well attended. The ; and young
election of officers for the coming good time. folks always 1 epott
cers werre-elected to th0 r respect-
iv
I
Concert
utak!' 1' ((43)3(1114
Young People's Society
Brmwls IJnithd Church
In the
TOWN HALL
Thursday, Mar, 24i
at 8.30 p. m.
Prof. C. Duff, A. C. G.O.
Concert Pianist and Soloist
of Niagara Falls
will be assisted by Local Mus-
ical talent and also by
Mrs. Untke, Elocutionist, INloghom
who will give several
selections
The 4,:coad 11011 of the Convert will ha a
Humorous Play entitled -A PERPLEX-
ING SITUATION,' given thirteen
Of our young people.
Be sure and sec it for yeurselF,
Admission 35 and 25 eents
'35 nio tlolt may he reserved at Fox's
Drug Store.
positions.
The euchre and dance held by Bel -
grave L. 0. L. on Wednesday night
in the Forester's Hall was a decided
suecess and all enjoyed a fine time.
Miss Congram was successful in cap-
turing the lady's prize, and J. E. Mc -
011111101 the inall'S prize. After lunch
the program was carried out in danc-
ing.
Wm. Dunbar unloaded fertiliz.-1, at
he01 1
i‘l 1.Suh"
lli.,11.
114 shipped a ear of 17,,
1(1
el111%Iti y.
1037441 the 1111 m belonging 1,1 ('1.13Chas. Keating, of IN'awatiosh, has
Communion v..111 1,0 observed in the
:United China It 4011 Sunday morring
next, at 11 o'clock.
Mrs. Rat vey shoot has 1eturiwd
home, atbo spendi..0 a fev; 4o3o (011 1,
relatives 41,4,0nd Boll...lave.
The 1.. 0, L., Wig, 4f010 hold n euch-
re mid danee, on 'Wednesday evetdoes,
01 110111 week, in the I0,,0(5( (1(0' Hatt,
1101greve.
Mrs Naltery, sr,, has volumed to
her hnlite, ill the 0ith, 000e. after 01101101.
ing several ws,'k' ooi,lo her .h_in4itter,
333 lo, Jas in 1,..1.7.1
Mt.. Hord( Colo h 1 00 (9010 114001 fr.,i00
1,01•11011, whero she spoilt the Tosu- •.;
wocks. 8100. was snots...4'0 it,
11111040° examination, u Mel] Wes held
t 15(111(0 1' 111,4,01,q 1,1' t 11,, V..
en's 1 nst 31 me t01t1 011 T10-$11!ly
11-01.10.11 11, 141,1,0 1111 11. Om Fonie
Niv Melo. w Yid. An 14(1111 040
was given by 14, v. J. Seobie,
An unreserved suet ion stile of 141 01
steclt and impleinepte will 11P 113.,
(ho' home 0r 88111. corito 1. 1. 1
mutt }cast ni mt1gitt.,-0, no wpchtt.stitty,
331(0051) 234 Jas. Taylot will bs the
h"(Tian
'll'e'lilkitTnet(14.111e01 ing the 10.11.8.
oF Belgeave 17113)0(1 Churel) be
held on Friday f ernoen tit 2 21) p.m. 1
After rho elect ion of freers. 311,' (111.
(11111 Th10plc-4 iltaing will be
taken and Mrs. (Revd Bennet 1, of ,
1Vingharn, will he present and ad-
dress the meeting. The ladies of the
(4701 11111 Itily HIT invited to at tend the
GREY
181 is Ruth 'McAllister is spending a
Conple ('1 weeks in Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot of P411/44:711-00,
have moved tO their uew home, 2110
'11(y.
The maple syrup makers were
t ,
getting ready for tito
E0,101'S "11111".
-011 t l' -get the Box 8(1(0(1(1,at,
l),ii'
Rae's Cht1rCh, On Match 2Ist, under
the auspices of the the Y. P. L.
1 Mrs. Oliver 11.001ingway, 3)1 1, C011.,
spent the week•encl (.03(1her 1001 her.
Mrs. Jas. Metittilieugh, at Teeswatet,
1 1411,101 Bellentri, Bullet 1, 1144 been
visiting at the home of his 1(1111?,
WIII, Bremner, during the past v.:4,0k.
Levi and Mrs. Pair. north gravel,
entertained a 1(1040. pea ty f ft1011(15
nn Mende y nigh; . A royal gond time
was stem" by all.
11. .1. 818) 1111,1, rieufra 1 It, lee, 3)00(1
railing on flame!. in hirey and Nlorris
trying to interr• 1 thotn in a 041(5(1,)
• pool which Ito ,'1,!10311,'1'8 47111111i
great lioncilt to op..; iy
Miss lob,) 0,11,111, 1,13)010.,
liven visitina 11,; Mis, 1 1..1.
tImusti, 1 1.,,nher. so .3 017 4,
11011117 Or S. and Wheelt,r, ;4111
1.4
The 10, M. S. and Ladies' Aid 01
11004's Chu, ,11 11-141 t annual mom -
110(1 and the 103) 011,!, of ftleer,, 1,3
'0(1 .4. Jas. P.701.7 0011.04. The t fficers 01'
it, Al avy :society 0,0 111/7 41re :
peesidont, Pearson : Vice
Presidmt, Mrs (leo. T1111,,,/'
See., 133),J,'e Pearson ; Tress,, Nits.
11113010 13 ; C4,4,•S4 Ruby (3 00(1,1
NVatell Towel See , Mts. Plasm. ;
anist, Mrs. Aletlittelemo, (13110e4S
for Ladies' Ahl : Pies., 810,4, 1,,,. P4.,,t-
son ; Vire•Prt Mu; Gratoget ;
Mrs. Turner Tit es., Miss Eva% Md.
tont.
11.10.5EPT103' -;-•A ,,e0eption 14540 110111
the home of tlhaties and 141 05. gill,r-
sngessit,, in honor of the hride and
groom, Lawrenet, and Mrs, Querenite,
11E1'. 11/01 11,111011 200 11,1g1,11/•1,-;
frionth: 14 -10}1P1 -ell 1.11 spent] 1111
evPiling. The licitly tend
groom Wel t7 1 Ile recipients of many
beautiful and useful gifts. Among
these g111-, well. 7 dining room chairs,
.• r(11111, ' '
by the Ethel friends and neighbors of
the groom. After s, well-prepared
lunch Was set veil by the lit/stens, he
peat of the evening was spe 44 1, 7007,7.
ial chat, games and 411014 11(4, in 1 11 1,
'Wee ti/101,' hours" of the 01000 3(1(4, the
merry ermed left for their homes,
wiehing the bride and groom many
yeites of happiness and prosperity.
SVITOOL ItSPowr.--Eni lowing 18 the
report of S. S. No, 10, Grey. for Feb-
ruary, * denotes alwenee for one oe
more exams. Glen Dilworth obtain-
ed the highest number of stare, Sp,
IV -May Cornochan 00 ; Alma Pat-
terson) (37 Pearl Campelorn 50 ;
*Wilda Baker 46 ; *Isobel Speiran 44,
311,. IV -Lawson Whit field 65. Ju.
IV-LaiNvsen Whitfield 55. JR. DI—
Glen Di 1 war th 72; Slide Neabel ;
*Pearl 13akee 41. 8R, III -Delmer
1111 Nverth (33 ; Norma Spoh'an 50 ;
Vance Maker 80„TR. TI -Carmen
Baker 30, Ism -Gladys Pot,
A -Phyllis Ward, Muriel Haekwell,
I iovot hy Dil woet h. JR Pit, -Lawson
Ward, Marjorie Boyd,
I514NE TCHAUTElt, Tetteher,
An old.ti me Milers' contest Was
staged in the Lyric Theatre, Min.
nedosa, Man, on Wednesday (dela,
orlost week. About fifteen entries
were CFPeiried. Judging 011115 a 411-
(1.9113 task, but finally, 3 he first, rwize,
1(1 5.10 was awarded to Pe( -el Dime,
or Neepawa, and aennmi 300 191,', 1(1 000,
Porter, Mirinednea. Follow
ing the (10(13.011 10, on old.tim et armee was
30(4 111 the Artnney, tinder 33,' arrepie-
ee of 1110 Minn edoete Agrienlineal Sec.
tatty. Oehl weather and drifted reeds
prevented as large 11110000(1 at tending
as usual, hill thoeepresent thoeoughly
enjeyed thetneelveg. The Herd prize
for Atop dancing 0110(110 38 Paul Vizirm,
of Neepows., and seriond, to Alf. By.
era. Mienednett. ff, 11. Porter is a
brother ef Lloyd Potter, 10th Con.,
mala well.k *town here, an be. is 10
Genbrook old boy,
tre
'Pile funeral or the late fatnes Cun-
ningham, a, rot IIIPP resident 1,1 131.1.
se, who mt,,,,,ta ar174V 11 bl 1101147,
In Aye, wae held on Monday after -
,mon, nom Knox United Chinch, 1101 -
grave. The servire WAS (minimum] by
Itev, J. A. Ferguson of Senforl 11, 11.
former pastor, at Belgrave, and Rev.
Me. S('ol)i(' fo lernien took Miter, in
131,10041mi ((1(1(01(1(3'. Mr. Cunning-
ham 14 survived by Itis wire, lvo snits,
George, of East Wewanorsh and John,
of 'Waterloo, and a, denttee, MI's.
Cyrus W. Soott, 011 8,1113/ Wawannalt,
The sympathy of the enmmunity is
extended to the family in their bor.
eavement,
WALTON
Miss Margavet Deiecoll, who broke
hen leg a ample of 0001(3)5 (0(40. is 1(03.
sufferi og eevereljeand ((1 (01(80113)3)4
slowly.
Gordon MoGavin preparing for
the spring seeding, Tie 3 onk 1111/011
new Massey,Herrie disk seed drill last
Week.
Quail a number of farmers have
tapped their maple trees, bat it does
not look 313)0 11 very good season for
maple
John Rim), of 12th con., MeKillop,
18 very III with on eutnntrie.. Flis two
derighters were called to his bedside
from the West,
Mrs. Herry Dennis has received
word of the dent h 01 1)00 0151 01', Mre,
P. '1'. McDougall, at San Bernardino,
Californie. 1311.4. MeDougell passed
away on February 25111, after an (11
1)0115 of 01109 11 year.
The bluehre, lime Sendai and Dence
held 10 the Farmer's Olub flail on
Eel d ay night was quite 10811CeASS.
Th015 was a good OrOWli and a good
time and good 1340810 901)3)1104 by Mine
Smith and Mies McGavin ab the pie.
no, Misr" Barrie, the mandolin, end
&rewire, Patter+ and Rae, the violin.
Therm soolal eveeings have been held
Walter A. Lowry was in London
het week for a few days.
Mr:. Wm. Clouse was a week end
vbitor with Teeswater friends.
-a•
Miss Esther Davidson. of Newton,
leas th, guest of D. and Mrs. Walk -
('V.
A. W. Dennison, of Waterier', WaS
visitor with his, family °Vet' the
week end.
Dui'lon C. t'• Marshall, Liberal or-
geni2or, Wit,-; In 1.07411 011 T117,41,119*
C.. 4...
I Mrs. 11'n li visiting, with
itor datrAter, Mr:,. McDermott, al
To 501501130(1o
and Miss Beti.y.
n
+ +
Tri,mds 151.wook.
1'. G. Laek," 11093e..,1 to
ro10-itaviy on Thuts,tm• evening of
week hol hely ielende.
e. o.
Mrs. Frank Ileyd and Martel.
of .Atwood, "Tent the week
eat! with Frank mid Aire. Woods,
6
11 Church Notes
f.?
Melville Church
monthly nreetillg 01 ht, Wow
11h- 0 St,ciety 1114.1v113)-
( 1,111,11 Wss hula legit loriillty after •
mem, The flevotitmal part, of lite
(heeling 15/15 M1,10: hy Mt Struchatt.
Nit s. ("Muse and Mrs. Duncan, Miss
K. betitiman took up 1 110 study frt
"Mordent Irnin on" a11i1 131,s. Heming-
way gave the Review of Missions.
lIie following restiltitit.n 11110 read by
Mt R. .1,410 : "'Where/1,e the late
Mrs, William Martin, mut beloved
Ifentuary-President, arid also a char-
ter member of this sneiety, having be-
clue111bed by will, the sum of (101(0 3(101
deal dollars (81300(310 to the Womeife
Missionary Soeiety of Melville nes-
byterian Church, 11311(4141.104, We pray
that, this generous gift, oonsertated
to Christ's service, nnty be the means
of winning many molls to the Mae-
ter's Kingdom. A copV of this reset.
whirr to be recorded in I he W. M. S.
minutes of MBA Oh 11111, 1021,"
Last Sabbath morning, in Molvills
011111 ell, Rev. R. B. Stevenson, of
Stratford, gave an outline talk on the
work of the Lord's Alliance, during
the past year. Hp Stressed the till-
portance of keeping Um Sabbath (10 1011
a day of rest, and gave illustrations
to show the results 111 34(13)3)11(3 bleak-
ing and failme to aDend place of
of worship, The inclifferenee and np-
position of stecalled Christians was
cited as one of the greatest hindrances
to the milk of the Alliance. The
methods used to prevent. Sabbath -
breaking (.0(1 1' outlined. (4018( ,'r
importance is placed upon prevention
of law -breaking than um,,
merit. Employers of 1a1.101: al 77 lle.
trolly willing to co-operate, when
placed before them in the 1(51(1
At the evening setviee, Rev. F. G.
Fowles', text was 1 Chloe. 22 : 1,
'So D,01;1 menslcrit iffluntlantiy before
las death. David wAshod to do a
greater soevief, Ilan he had ye' done,
by building the temple. IV: can
learn 1,75.0:75 front this sto,. y. 0'1 Out
pattt mista i UR 112 eV(1,3 Dein 477.
,71,1011117010710, eur Meat. Dsvid's past
life unfit t, Idol foe I mildiog the
temple,. t2i Dtfyid 1' ,*i a lofty Woe of
the 300,230 it, 4' o Earls
of (Is is building a temple anti tVe.
'31,1 1(050'10(1 s'401 11 ide teinttin
(tt '0004).
01 .111.01V,, 00- 411 111t (-o11, 3 43)1
(3) ()., !' • highest
bled of life. JD Ch, 4. 0101
1 7,1 01.1,
"..1 710,1 1,1no 110111(1
(4,11(1(0 (ho ;0.10 ''141'3'
Mut pr,, yet '' 31110(0"' 13(0(104(1 is
;ow:Lys highly app, ,sast 0,1
United Church
Fleateto.• hew le tate'.
l50(4211' ,Id1,j,;"1 03 tiv. A. 10,
110-1-1 9'1,1•, 1,1.0 10.00l1100,(1
non The 11.11410' 1..a. 1 4 : 32,
no then '''01,1'
,..r.er ILI., 10,e 0 1, '130:1the
hell; ti 1 1,1040 1 he to e.t.
401 thi pot'/.le shoil 00,1 in i! '
1.• s'Is <I* pie, 10 0 43 11,.• t, 314,4 -mit 101.
;00,,I ;qv., Eek1ai,„1. and atriy ie -to 44 4 ((3111 :I'm ; iii.tni y,
child n1 0 'v::4-sa, 1 0,, • ((*0) 1
Lee vaeatioe with EW'P a"n "'
1.7,0 , •
mr,.,1,4. Turonto, ty,34, 3..1104,, 11,4.11 ropresttd, t, nation.
11 'Ills /roll' 21t.1 1.011 or chili 1. •400107; 34,
04"011,,* Aid( o Wroxeter, spem. 1,,,,„,„ for 1„1„4...„(".4.0
are needed in tin-, wust
have a fit,th t 00p„
1..111407 and treoe:la al of e irt na:
cted. fie kina,ship /4, h,thetheec
of tied and th,• value Innw 1,
'1107 to 1117, 5,3 0017 111,77.011*, (0 sr,s0, m,.1,
itnal W77111011 Slid nth', 1,1 o,'('3)'(v, the
ere-se:teat er1ion1i3O. the
Cinmeil tin The lited 05:0t3113)0
4)1' to be won t fit'otn.;i1 Swerd
01 1(1,' 343(13) 110, 111 he '‚443)1,0
in the eradte, 0,• it ir hey and (11,3 (0
the hotn,,, in the peho,,1 and eettege,
in the 111(41and it, the t'Leirell. We
10us3 have ;f greater ('1113) 10 1 he 1 ight,
eons of env earner, in our leaderehip.
in 0111 1..,(011'10°, 11114 11 thk" final 30'-
011441 4 ) nth, Nothing but
Cha &SI 111(0 heal the
dkeot dr. May we stand Bun
and do oar ps) t. At the evening set,
vice, Rav, IL B. Stevenson, of Strat-
ford, spoke 00the hit Wrests of the
Lord's Day Alliance. Ile gave alter
ve.o.ons Why the Sabbath Shonlit
he ollsel Wed Ilk the Lima's Day, for the
honor or the 1,0111, 11,00 at ph yriral nee-
essil y and as all in the
;trend, of the Spiritual life. Mt
Stevenson also gave a Omit toile or,
the (1( 3(4(11, aim and method of the Al-
liance. A subernipi ten was 1930.0(1 111
said n1" the work, 'Lorne NV Eelttnier
sane. (beet. benutilld. Earth.
is the -My Mother's Prayer'
and "Were yen there?' M. Eckroire'0
friends are always glad 30 see midi
hearhim, and ho is still worthy of bis
00y1100(11c31(01(10, ''11,113)1' ,
kv-15 'inl nira Mrr.
rah% trilh01, itt Kitchener, spent
0,00111 days in town last week, he -
1 a guest at the home of Pavia
10:ill.. i.e.
1.4wson Cleuee ha." returned :0 hia
petion in the Iletik of Nova Scotia
after being; e duty for the past
11100th.
Miss Nate Alnent had an after-
noon tea on Saturday for he: sister.
Mrti. Haw kshalv, who left; oti Mon-
day for her home in the We.t.
0, 0,
Reeve L'aeker was in Clinton last
Priday attending a meeting of the
V11110110 municipalities that are ap-
pealing against the Co. assessment.
+ + +
Art and 11fr.. Ilawkshaw lea 00
Monday for thel,r Western home at
Hussar, Sask., after a pleasant visit
in Brussels and other points. We
wish them a safe journey.
+ +
IL Dark returned last Friday even
-
mg from Reulean, wlwr., he
had been called on account of the
death of his daughter. Mrs. Dwk
Is remaining in the West for the -
present.
-a ea
W. L. McQuarrie, of Saskatoon,
was a visitor this week with his sis-
ter, Mrs. Frank &rotten. Mr. Mc-
Quarrie Was On WS Way to Montreal
111 connection with the Retail 'Merch-
ants' Association. He is ono of the
old boys who has done well In the.
West.
- • s
BLUEVALIS
Maple Syrup making is, the order
of the day.
J and Mre. IlieLennae were et
1013)14 attending a silver we:Ming an- ,
invilsary of a relative,
Johnston and Black shipped a ear
of cattle and hogs to Tenet* on Sat-
urday.
The C. N. R. painters were along
this week and painted and valerished
the interior of the station here.
Ws. J. Scott is not improving as
quickly as her friends would with for
and eVeryone hopes she will soon take
a turn for the better,
BLYTH
I Fine Paints Exchanged. Two
farms changed hands on Friday when
I Thomas Sloan, of Hullett Township,
I exchanged Ins farm for the farm
owned by his brother, Andrew, in
I
George Churchill, of Toronto ie at
ptr sext visiting with his parents.
The auction sale ofhousehold
goods etc., of the late 3. W.. King was
held on Thursday and good prices
were reafived. Phoning 131ack. who
purchased the farm gets posseseion
March 15,
Morris Township, ;just on the Mit-
skirts of the village. Both of these
farms are splendid properties, having
good buildings, The one formerly
owned by Andrew Sloan has a fine
10-aere orchard of first-class winter
fruit. The former owners will ineve
to their 'new properties shortly