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i]RUSSELS, ON TA RIO. IV ED N ES D , 11 A 1, r 11 O. 1927
.1. L. KERA' Protrieto
SLA
FOR SALE
Parties wanting Mill
Slabs should place their
orders at once as the
supply is limited,
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9 I New Advertisements
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duty ha .411,1 .lait. j,liaii.. •
F01'11110 1 ' Alltlf Nall St riedinn
1 or sal,. - 1'0 Parks,'
neon, for onis- Fro(); ()say
stove torem mios w 34 sinctair
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JOsveh'-, Bowlegs.- LatcsiE111' Aid, United
t7hurslt
Slabs-., moot ions
WH want 115,11 -Noor aisithitie
Not to,-.1ohn Knic
11,0eIfing sc-.-3linsi. A T./111101lb
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lIr load of litrso.,-.,Tohn Agar
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Fertilizer
Car of 16 per cent Acid Phos-
phate just to hand. Also
mixed Pertili2.t.rs. Persons
wannting same should phone
1214 or see
Airne,t ros. ssel Currie
The Surrounding District
stiPioss4(44:+4.4.44-44.444:4+111-e1t4tielt4tsIslek4s4s4s$444salosiises ..14-4.4.4.14 4.44 4s4talsisea
CRANBROOK for its intrinsic, value, but a. a slight
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Last Friday evening about sixty we wish you many years of happi-
eighbors and friends gathered at the ness and prosperity. Signed on be -
home of John and Mrs, Fischer and half of neighbore and friends. Miss
presented Miss Elsie, bri e -to- e, jean &tendon and Miss Ethol Ward
with a miscellaneous shower. Cards presented the shower. Afterwards
and dancing followed, with a tasty coy
t Thuell made a suitable reply '
lunch served at the close of the pro- and thanked all for their gifts.
gram. Following was the address
1 Mi M i Weisenberg:-
Dear Elsie and Roy: --Having learn- '
ed or your approaching marriage we,
your neighbors and friends, have as-
eembled have to -night for the purpose
of extending to you our best wishes
and to express our appreciation of
what your friendship has meant to
as all. It has been well and wisely
said that, if we would have friends,
We must be a friend to many. In
this we feel that you have a host of
friends becauseyou have been the
friend of all 'with whom you have
rime 111 e011thet. We feel that you
have made yourself a part of the
community in which you live; always •
ready to lend a helping hand where-
ver it wee needed. We tire glad that
you arce not going too far away from
our nadot FO that we may often see !
your Smiling. faces:. We ask you to
tecga this miecelaneous shower, not
. '
Barred Rock
BLUEYALE
Heavy fan of snow here again on
Saturday and Sunday.
Bluevale Spring Fair will be held
this year on April 31.
Mrs. (Rev.) Walden spent one day
last week with 'friends in Brussets.
The SAW mill is in operation this
week putting through the spring cut
ef lumber.
Miss Martha Fraser spent t. few
days with her aunt, Mrs. J. Mustard,
second line.
We are pleased to see Len Elliott
out again. He ie able to get -noun(
with the aid of a crutch.
R. McKinnon is beginning to set
set his incubators this week for the
einem hatch o chickens.
The annual meeting of the United
Church congregation was held .in the
church on Wednesday evening,
The young people of the United
Church are practising for a play to
be put on in the near future.
The Y. P. Society of Ebenezer
visited Bluevale Y. I'. S. on Friday
eveneig and supplied 33 splendid pro-
tArin Eggs
also
Seed Oats
FOR SALE
ample of Oats may be seen
t A. C. Backer's flour and
'ed store,
CHAS. A. LAMONT,
Phone 2113
gram. Bluevale supplied the lunch.
The Y. 1'. S. htte had a splendid
Winter's program, which has been
profitable to all. They intend to take
up their summer program of base
ball in the near future and enter US
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tory games as per schedule.
"The Spinister's Return," a come
p1133, will meet. ct by
Ladies' Aid of Melville Presbyterian
Church in the Whigham Presbyter-
ian Hall, 1.3Inevale, 00 Friday even-
ing, April 8th, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid of Bluevale Presby-
terian Church.
aflorded by the famous
ealed ch- t ssis
111
ach McLaughlin.Buick
operating unit is sealed
inside a dust4roof -water..
tight housing to protect
these vital parts from
wear.
st1,1)011
PRODUCT OF
GENERAL MOTORS
OF CANADA
LIMITED
ALEX. ANDERSON, Brussels
1
WI1EN SL1ITITII AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT McLAUGHLIN SUICE Wit!. BUILD THEM
Tko 34p' 13,3.00 n tattles' Aid, Blue-
vtils Proshytorinn
I, or nssel rur,
Slerviesg-ttrnsnelt, United Mural,
A netinn Iltar,,hall, attest MO-
ntahle
Auction Sale -Mrs. ()liver flarris, Samuel
Harris
Next Sunday the Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper will be observed
in the United Church. The congre-
gations of Ebenezer and Bluevale
will unite in this service.
A number of our young people
went to Wingham United Church
Monday evening to hear the debate
between United Chureh and
Ashfield ia the semi-finals 101 the
north sections of Huron Preohytery.
'ie, subject was "Resolved that the
peeeent struggle in China will result
in the furtherance of the Gospel.'
The affirmative was upheld by Mr.
Andrews and Mies Shackleton, Ah -
field, and the negative by Miss E.
Wardell, Browntown, and Mrs. A.
Aitken, Bluevale. The judges gave
the decision in favor of the negative
by a margin of 20e; . Thi' puts
Bluevale United Chureh in the finals
to be debated in Goderich at the
time of the meeting of Presbytery,
on April 28.
LIELGRAVE
I Mrs. Corbett's sale last Wednesday
was a big SUCCetta. Auctioneer Tay-
lor and Clerk Procter donated their
servie es free.
On Pride y. arell 18th, the W. Al.
ti. of Knox United Can ell Issolii its am
usual 010013(43 010l1 1144 1110133 4.4' Than k oh,
113)him. meeting, in the ancliterient of
t he church, Visiting ladles 331( 01 the
'Westfield Auxiliary and 1.1 halt
Clustorh Wel e 3,. ItaelltiltIleet The
1 P3 elsident, Mrs 10,1* Ilirliio, took:
charge Of the meeting, and after .31'.-
1 34(1130(11(3 exercises, the usual reports
were given and atinpted. A. oleasing
feature Of the aftet teem was the pre-
sentation (ItIt Life Alernbeeship cert-
ificate to Mrs, (Rev.) Seobie, by Mrs,
Jas. Anderson end Mrs O. W. Wilk-
inson. Mtg. SCobie wade it Lunching
r aply. This is the third L. M. cert.-
ifinatte to he presented this year
11120-27, The roll call WAR tesponded
In by the verse of a hym(l. Alta, U.
Goddess, Secretary, gave the essort
of the year's; work 1 a solo, of`te 11
nf lite King," at duet, by Idiss
Nellie Alnico eon and Mrs. Jos. Clegg
WHIT much appreciated. Airs, 1 Rev
Berl nett , of IV 1tigham, gave a splend-
id add l'e4g. leaving 01( 111 119 11. message
111 these wnrds, "We telt mid Piny
11/131 (In." The meeting was closed hy
singing ene verse of the hymn, "On-
ward (Theist ion Soldiers." and prayer,
by Alre. Bennett:, The following ATP
the offleees foe Om mousing year ;
Hom.P1.08., M (IAFP;Ar 1 P11/01., MI
Jas. Andersen tot Vice Prev.. Mts,
O. W. Wilkinsim : Sec , Mrs. I). Med.
deo ; Teens., Altos, II Wheeler 1 Sup.
nay 8213., MI'S, A. 01 timer ; Aseoviate
Number 3304'.. Miss S. McDougall
Itlisoionary Meethly Sec. and Preati
repot ter, ',Stem. Jos, Michie 1 °monist,
Mrs. 34413. NWighttnan 1Ass't,..01.gen-
is3o, Mrs. Jos. ATM's). ; Andit ere, Mrs,
31101c Stewart, and Ales. John Oneltes,
GREY
Colwell meets next Monday at the
Township Hall.
"Sandy" Yuill, 8th con., is driving
O new Overland Whippet.
Sold Farm -Edgar Higgins, Turn -
berry, has purchased the 100 -acre
farm of James Grant, Lot 8, Con,
14, Grey, and gets possession the
middle of April. Mr. Grant is hold-
ing a clearing Auction Sale on Ap-
ril 811. See full list in Post.
Engagement t -Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald MacDonald announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Annie
Elizabeth, to William Alexander
Johnston, the marriage to take place
quietly early in April.
Fred Oster, hats exchanged his 100.
acre farm', on the 1(111) 01131, of Grey,
for the well-known Andrew Sloan
farm, nonsisting of 130 acres, being
Lots 1 and 2, on (10. 0)11 Con. of Mot.
ris, adjoining the cm poraton of Blyt h.
The exchange will be made at 1/111'V.
Mr. WW1' gets a fine property in his
new poechatte, end will now have
plenty of room iiimeelf and his
vo sons to work, without being
crowded,
Smicrol. Rgismer -Following in 1110
report of S. 13. No, 3), Grey, (Monclitoff
School), for the month of Aland).
Wer10 examined in ityttielse,
Agriceth eve, Literatute anti Rending.
IV. -Willie Robertoon 70.5 ; Yet -
ma. Robiatessen 72 lit IV --Lundy
MoKay 8813 ; Mae MoKav 100. ,ht,
TIT. -'14o41 Spei ran 71 t :Pointe
McKay 7 1 ; Cynthia Meehan 60 1;
Oteil Meehan 00,2 t Russel Gole 64 7 ;
Jeanie Ilartisams (34 5 ; Bull%
man 48 2 (Renornmemled) SU 11-.
11.11111(434 aleiCey 78 ; Mretie (Sole 70 ;
Derothy Mann 70 1,133110 liareisnn
00 ; Genii Robinston 58; [111.1`031,1")
1.1110n 66 ;In II--Lennerti 111., '11,141
61) ; *1)enal11 Mehl 84. (Lit) Puna
811. --Dally Work -Everett Robinson,
Louis Darr ison, I,loyd Machin),
IL, AloNson, 1.1't1eher•
Mean ge Mreesse, cd 'rennin), wits 14
1%'ot•I3..e1111 Vixii,irikt 14,1110 of Fled
Oster, lath Oon,
\Vim strict Winter 334310 31303. 1' SPA
toslay's snowstorm did 11113. 130 1 1-
('.11(14 any good,
311 11334 311,1141 -41 134( 1(1 1.11 Tot000ss•
To, nii saturday, after a visit at Om
1 '11111' oe 0. A, niel :Ore. AleArt
,i1,1 el la , 11 iet,e,
313)4,313 11011 Min. Reek and family,
us near Alitehell, leave mined
the fatin, on the 1211 Con., fon:Jelly
ow(l)ad by the lute ()mead Aliehel
We 33111411 them sauccese.
ALotitt en. --A. quiet, but peetty wed-
ding Look place at the rniled Church
persemege, at Lebaution, oil Wsdliw"
day, Minot' 101h, at 3 o'clocak, when
Harold 1) , secomi son of Daniel and
Mrs. Netthel, Mt.ey l'avp , was united
in ansu.t.inge to 111113.11 Luella, eldest
daughter id will. (1111.3 Mrs. Williams,
of Wallace Twp. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. Burgees, min•
istee at Lebettation. The bride wore a
charming frock of rosewold georg-
ette anti blank satin slippers, Her
travelling cearturue was a navy (('10.
01111» coat with grey fur trimmings
arid a rosewood hat. The bridesmaid,
Altos Annie•Willitons, wore a lovely
frock of Week satin crepe, '1`ile
porton] W149 supported by his brother,
Alfred Neahel. After., the ceremony,
they returned to the home of the
bride's parents, here a tasty 5
o'clock (131111 ('3' was merved. The hap-
py young couple left on the evetsing
train from Lietnwel, 81111334 era of
confetti and best wishes of their
mousy friends. The gnaw 1189 avol
ed 111 that. vicinity for the past Du eas
yeare. A shower and presentation
was held in heron, of the Midp anti
groom, berme their departure to their
neav home, on the 10111 Con„ Grey.
WALTON
Maple myreits making has been on
the progeatit.
" re saw twill13(1(11011 in opet•attion,
W LIPSdlly manning, of last week.
Ales. Isaac. Bolton has been visiting
her datughter, Ales. \Vill Ilsntoshries.
.
visiting her sistee, Mrs. Eliza Ram-
say,
Baby boys have arrived at the home
03: 01)101, 41111 Alas. Sellers anal Law-
rence and Altos. Outnntinge.
A good job WILY done, when fresh
gravel was putt on the road, front the
church corn Pr to the boundary,
Aoliss Maegartat Driscoll, who had
the miser)" tune to bleak her leg. a
9310(3. time ago, is slowly improving.
.A, dance was held in the 317. F, 0.
11(133, lass Friday evening. joeltsms
and Lytliett's Orchet-tra supplied the
music.
Jellis and Mrs, Johnston wen Mn
Blyth, Tueetlay, of lost week, uttered.
Ng the Animal of Atte. Johnston's
mode, Alto. „
Livii-iug Cummin3 has engaged
Ad Hatt MeTaggort assist him in
nth' garage business. \Ve welcome
Adrian Intek to Witham.
Jos Rogers, who nits been visitieg
at the hemp of Air. and Mr.. Beim ,'Il.
and With other friends, returned to
hie home, its Etirmsrunts,
Thomas Pipe, of Holley butoy, re-
turned to his 1111111V, WI Tuesday, attn.
vissillng his 'sister, Mrs. Shaw, anal
other vents IVPki 111 111113 V1(51111(Y,
Tile IIIIII0(111 sale, 3311)1011 WWI held by
Archie Clark, went with a swing,
$3,5110 being realized. 0. AL Seott,
Brussels, was the auctireseer.
\Wm, and Mrs. Bennett and two
sabildeen, who have hems visiting t el -
at 3 vis awl friends here, for the ttot
three !months, returned to their home,
in Dinemore, Sask.
The. 51cDossald saes mill im in full
swing, new. Mv. Mflo,ia1d loss 11.
Inege stock of logs, this Amont, This
will help out the unemployed, Who
have had an extended holiday, during
the Winter rnonths.
Airs. 'Phoo, Clark has been confined
to her roam, fru. the past couple of
weeks, throngli Meese. At, the thee
of writing, Mrs Clark is emelt 'Um.
peeved and her many friend.; hope to
see her restored to her usual good
health.
Plits many friends of Rnhert Ale.
Chins will be sorry to hear that he is
under the (1 130t01"8 care, snt-Yering from
museular rheumatism. We hope rot
eTs'Ioett7
l'ioy e"v e110t0oc1j3. csItfAr,"1\ 1 01.111Punrcel rsr9Pantorirst
vubetko.. J. Eraser SIM lb delivered a
wonderfully inspiring a 1141 (('315, 13)
OnIT'e Church, Walton, on Friday (911
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13111113 Dr, Smith has spent :several
years on the /01.9341011 Held, hath 111
1101041, China 3131(1 ()VULVA" indict, and
bats It wide experience of the mismi
work. He. Smith le engaaed by the
Foreign Mission Board to go talent
delivering addrestrea to people, show.
ing the vast need of Lhe support of
the missinn wank, both at home and
abroad. There was ca, splendid turn-
out Of people to beat' Dr. Smith. The
choir same a splendid Missinuary
6011reliSnt%
1,11Patriek's social, held 111the
11011001)0011) hall of Doirg troit.d
0110volt, on Friday evening, under the
auspiees of the Young 1?.eople's tinc-
iety. was a delightsul 000081041. The
large crowd of people present Allowed
that a greed, interest is taken in the
Y. P. S. work. The rerun WAN taste-
fully decorated in green arta white,
and the ad miesion fee was 17e, Plie
peogratti consisted of well ehoeen Tr-
ish songs, duets, readings and instsm
meanie, Theve was eommutrity
(tinging, contests and genres. Those
who took 3)1(11 10 the program were I
Miss Bcsssie Davidsmr, Mrs, P. B.
Gardiner, Muriel and „lane Oniles,
'Mese Laidlaw, Flora Barris, Mee. 3tre,
lloDouahl, M3/1/01 and Arthur lIeieleY.
John MeArtolinr and a ehoene by the
church Omit., A (misty hmell WWI
served by the young ladies, aftee
svhich the happv evening s ertain•
Mort tens concluded byl singing the
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11.5pir ster's
• e
Ea+Bort- A Comedy
Play
gj LAO g
Will be presented. by the
Ladies' Aid of net am
Presbyterian Chureh 111
The Foresters' Hall
rriday Ev3g, April 8th
Under auspices:of Ladles' Aid
Of Bluevale Presbyterian
Church
Program at 8 o'clock
Admission 25 and 15 met.
Don't Miss This Play! 5
Nat [(144111 Arnhem. 'Ph P oveells
Ramo Med to C211,
Joseph's
Bondage
A Dramatic
Cantata
,31 !Ate:43
> 1.31333 3)4' peeseeted '43-
Bilyth Choral .1 ociely
in the
TOWN II A LL
t BRUSSELS
Wadnesday, April 2lith
(Intended for last week)
Willis Dundee bonght a nice, young
11(41311' froto Joseph 11 twkwell.
Mrs, 01141 1, of Conotetive, is visiting
31341 131441311, Nits \V, 11. Al enitants.
flue PeVel1 1/31 fillP1701311')lm, Jen J. in 4.-
81\1:3,13C). lary, of St, Collin:Ian, got a
\Ve are sorry that Jelin Kion is not
improving. He has taken a stroke •
and there is slight hope of his reeve-
tore
'Pile Spa weather eisused a
numbet a (341n1013 to get hay end !
pneehase hin :108, i/I readiness for the !
Sprites 1310(1)03.
.1. J. AleMavin went to Toronto, last
Senn day, with 301,1 eaeloads of etoek,
(.43401)) 7.00340(1 ruffle, five pelves 1(11(1
ninety.seven hogs.
WROXETER
Mee, (Di.) A, Air:Lend 1s4 the guest cif
relatives its To] 104 1,1,
Miss Elsie Hazelwood is spending n
week with Toronto -1) 113)11)8.
Lloyd lisapfer lets ) eturned from at
011111 011111 ft ietels st Wi(1dsor,
Ettlegt Dniills• of '1'011)10o, caned son
old 3:311011119 10 the village, on Satur-
day.
and Ales. Frost, of lielanrtill
spent several days; with the latter's
01131341', MVP, N. G1G31 On.
Raw. Ala. (11.)311, csf Morrie, mid }ZPVt
A. D. .4411 13(03.3 of the United
Olnarels, taloa/union] pelpi to, en Suns
clay even -log.
Finnic. Wright. jr. has sold Ilse reo
14110,031 oh Sanderson au., which he 11''
('('311)7purchased from T141 y 1140111nm,
In .11013 3101 1131)0, of Rowlett.
MORRIS
Council meets next Monday at the
Township Hell.
Under atispives of Ladies' Aid
of Brussels United
Church.
Admission 50 and 35 cents
Plan of Hall at
fox's Drug
Ron
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Personal Paragraphs
NEss Ament is visiting in
',tauten.
4. sts
Mrs. A. C. Dames ,.pont the week
end with her eieter, Miss Nina Rog-
ers, at. Alount Forest.
. • . .
Ili'.'. 1). C. Izoi:s speed the week
end at Mount F.): est, the sr,p_ „
Aliss Nina lisa.ossrs.
• 4,. 4.•
Aliss 3se1n Fergueon, of Kitehener,
spentthe week end with her perents,
.1. and Mrs. Ferguson.
Sheldon Bricker, Progiessino ena
didate in the North Huron by-slec-
siert, Wit$ in LOAVIL 011 Wedneeley.
40°
Harold and Mrs. Kearney and
son, of Harrieton, were visitors last
week with the latter's ittether.,
4- es 4.• 4.•
Miss Sullivan, of Montreal, los a
, visitor at the home of hr': brother
and his wifis, H. 11. and Mrs. Sulli-
; van.
lir,'. Harry Kirkby and daughter,
, London, were week end ViSitOffi
With 'tho formeet, patentee Jos. and
Mrs. Querin.
W,11 0.41 Wits at lit.,101:01,tA Wei
, Galt oVvr tho Woek iond visootir.,:. his
two :aunts, who had been :of in
a car wreck.
sts es 4. 4.
Stanley Campbell mid sem :31,,t.,.1'
Billy, of London, SPerlt the 'Wteli
With the forme',. parente, Arge;. am:
Mrs. Campbell.
Mies 31,',. [11,3 Anderson, 5th line. is
spending a few days in Wingham
with her cousin, Alro. Roy Munch.
ilrokt: --- A wook ago laet Sun
day everting, Ales. Wm. Rutledge. -1th
line, fell and broke her leg. Old
friends .ite. sorry to 11,131' of her ride-
hap.
About 111131 111131111 Pti. 311/111111,
and saielshosts of Pete, nod Alto, Ale..
Art hist sold John AlcArt Ism ,
et] AA 31VII ,.Id ilt1111V, 34, 1)1(1 1 110111 fill e -
well and Le toshow OW esteem, in
3331! '14 they axe held, peesen test them
with two beautiful chaise and a read-
ing lamp. A saitahly wortIcs1 ad
chess was reed by Joseph 11e1,t3e3.
Ale, anti Mrs. 31hu'A 1 hu' mad John
each made a 31131 AN V I -1,1y, thankitog
the many (1 311)11)9 Ise their kindness,
as they are not moving far away, in.
vi ted one and all do their new home,
1(1 1317111, 'Phe evening Was Spent in
masa, 341)1141 (311(1 Wog ('11 (11113-31(11, nerds
and social ehot . A einme nous lunch
was !set ved by the ladies. In the
"wee email limns," the huge mussel,
wishing. Ale. LLIIti Alro, !WA' Mint. mei
John all the gteel leek and (r',tun
that pertiti»s to 11139 lite, dispersed to
their various Monies, fecofing that
What was their lost), would be the
Blyt 1 f ol los' gain.
013retiAtly.-The Shellinesok, Satk
Oluntlicil 4. 1)01)3103) id the followieg b.
ituary (13: 1.1))' late Mrs. ;Cameo Cure.
daughter of Wtts. end Mrs. Sench, of
the 4 ill 1in : "The death of Mrs,
James Burr, which took place at her
bottle, five miles 3(113(3)' 133483 of 8111 11.
brook, on Friday morning°, TOO). LSO),
was inaltlen 11(1(1 unexpected.
The deceased was daughter of Win,
and Ales. 800011, of 13110191318, Ont.
She leaves to mourn her loss her 3)118'
11(1111, three daughters and two sons,
hoe father and mother, who aloe still
living, its Ontario. and her brother,
Norman, of Shellbrook, Mes, 8310 ,1
piety was of the quiet, umsbtrusive
type, and felled expression in love for
Ontrit 111,119I. and 11 SerVieVS. 318 01449
Willing at all tillle8 in help the
1,1 1111 Vatinttill ell terpriseu, and Watt
seeretary treasurer of the United
0110r0)1, at He zelridge. The funeral
811)343:1134 01349 held on Sunday after:nom:,
n Knox treited ()hotel), and was coil.
0310100 13 itev. John eleKinnon, who
tent( (1111 1(3.9 text 1141 Chapter. of Joh,
verse 14, "(3: 31. die, Audi he live
again ? The ehI1r011 WAR lilled lo 444431'.
1(0133 with relativem and ft tends, to
show t heir sorrowing eymptithy. Ai,
the
ct0'rt8 0vvi °r'il?;N01g11:1g%el;aweety:rri elt
entirely the bealitiful fluln, entitled
''Etute to Ettee," The pailleast n.rs
Mrs, Jas. ilallaniynas has !soon room
fined to hi r Immo with 1.1 threatened
attuet of appendls .1,7. but is all '
1 1' 1131111111 IMO_ Me(e.
.1.• !I*
Toronto Globe (Friday 3 : Dr:
and 'Mrs, 1). MeKelvey will re-
turn at the end of this week from
spending the winter in California.
4* I<
Airs; H. L. Jackson is visiting in
• London with her eon, Lloyd .Theksea,
and also with her new grand -daugh-
ter, 1)1rie Shirley •) 11(131031.
were Meest.e. 313.' (11. Dodge, 31',' 111, P ,
Need Britem. Milton Stetting, Mai so,.
Sterling lied John \V,'".'' 3. ea)
teitustee wen-. rereivell (rens the (+all-
owing : wreath, .1 Bun eassi
01( 34013). 'lame) 1111gs., I Litneseakets
ChM 1 spray, Mi 0. ' \beide, k
wreath, lYtu and An Pick erenyt
[.1 and Mrs, Jewitt . spray, E. and
Mrs, Jewitt sprav, I. outl A1 Is. 3eve•
i 1 1 wreeth, Norman ttnal MIN. soneli
111)1-07, .
3,11 (711u;ch . .
wreath. .1. It and Mts. 13.40 e•
wreath, Miss Doi s Jones.
MONCRIEFF
We are pleasnd to know that Mrs.
Wm. Parish is Improving..
ltionkton ache, ChM Vittittoi Mon-
s:riot]; Club on Monday evening and
931011 by fifteen points.
Wm. Parish has rented Mr. Man-
tle's farm on 1 Sth eon. and will move
to it in the near 'MUM
The ehipping book of the Earners'
Citlb here shows that out of the last
325 hogs shipped at. 141eN0r31h1 eta-
tton, 1317 graded eelegte. What ism,
can beat this?
ETHEL
The \Vole -el'. Institute Wet 41the
(wahine norm, on l'hursdity an,
noon, Motel!' 17th. The prosicient
had Menge of the mosoring he op.
ening Ocle watt sung, fellowed by the,
Lord'e Prayer t [merited in uhison
A papee MIS (Vail by Nies. It lit. tr)
ner, the enhjeet hating "What, the In.
Mittens 1)1(9(1 (19 to me " Mists Agnes
Octebtette: also) gave tt pap tr. the
pint. Of Whiell tVas "A Oh•I's Rights
and Privileges in the Home," Mt s,
K runt et. and MIN. W11t 111AW favored
With it piano allet, ittal Mrs, Metter,
With ft remit ng. '31),' rneettng eitseed
by singing the National Anthem.
' after whieh settOtil ftnd at
pleateant tittle nelat, The Yellvw
side 141 4,3 311 ahead tit pointp,
r/.
II Church Notes'l
St. John's Church
44. o- io .1 to,. •.1.•.1111 1.1 • 1,1111, 3'
0..41110,1
'4''''.' 0(011'"! • • 11
1,,t4 1111 '4313:01 (33.1-
en' 4.--ig11. 11 ?
31,030, tot the 11.1 1,111,3 p. • ;•, :es. 1.)
o he A itglieatts o e
'rho 1413,.. :of the ea. nod s ao
•Tio-•1,1,1,3 itsy 3l, . -n 1, ':
eliove,"
United Church
The regular meeting ei the 17+3,,, M.
S. '.1 the United Church, v;lIl be held
in the 1,,oeture room of the church on
Thureday aftereoun of next week.
Following the bueinese. meeting a
scwial hour will be :spent and tea will
be served. All the ledies of the con-
gregatioe ar.- invited to attend this
nee -time.
I., 10i. Sabbath Info oirg, ev, A, Wt.%
Barker %poke en .oTis F1•110%10.4,11, • f
Prayer.' feet:Maga bio 1340443 3, the
17t1 Chapter of St. John's
Ph
34131 ate Wo Inatoilleos 3
wisielt have clone much 1,13 sne.igait."11)
tip' 1%113 al It31/1 hit/IVO/41k. 3.. 'In'
paot nen t 'tries ti- tar d't Prayer,
k new on as the kora; pi ayte aiod
1 II Let eessisty prayer, fret.: it, 1 :E. ti 37.
10 the Masdel prays.), we ate "_1131333:,t
What tve sh ',Old ask fill
In the b11301'00710401 v Nape, CI: clst
prayed ter 111 rueelt, nts .1!' ,13.1
all subsequent believer,. o L.ate
ter contains 1.11,' boo
iVe, Ione and sent ; 21:111 11,,-:,
DiViIIP P. i1111/ILLIi 40,1
443(1) 33,11(1 li•
S111[) 3 3(1))' 31II,340013111 P111.11S, 1319,31V to
fiftditt Word, the unity of 111»
(04.nseerated having se. -.. toe.
tour benedictions, the ansic to„, 1ou-rinoy, '4,410 13 ot
talts'itt doori's:•,I'va
tearlt us bow to 11(143 (4.011
1 spirit of the prayer.
Melville Church
st. Jobn : 32. "And ye 'bar, 441 cos:
the linth and the 11013) .41,03 h,
von free,- W(' Rev. F. (1. "o!oawlo Cs
text, In elville (laurels, lest 0413011.
01
morning. Ilse (4)l'401 4'44(- etin f
mankind is hontlage and sin.
P..1111 0'l' 11417 111- 1:0311:1- 1/1111' .1. it v
nod also 131311 11" pet ,ple oh ' me
wooiodd 301 Mn bondage 1., rraullt )41,1
sin. Cle is" dial no1 use f, -
Elate the mind. iof the people, o-11
111%. ,..1
1 1,tfo,is1ittt
4
fel° ft ectestu. our kuowle.igoo
otirist should glow, by
t ttit tts, taught ity Hint. k, -
ledge ef the truth will lie.f, 40 1' 1
superior to terrorist is), roil ;
1,, fear. Poulin 3 : tt, "1 wollt i`.+
1(1 1.4111 of ten ha 318111't1f peololo
lot ro i VS. egaiar 11'1:1311
14I471111." WUS 1111' ;111,114,1', 1,1)1, 11!
1'131/t1113 vim.. This '3,4(4
weitten by Ilavid, when .4 rase'ere
4, 00no113tin31 acnitiol Thsse
Who fort -rived Ahsaloin, no artoota
(31,11(331(1 that (4,11 01118 11 13,03, sko
1:"r.1104'1114'11(3131hy Woo Wit 3, (lam.
(tiia 1:31,., sp.: ltyv slli Ito),f331aatt,ally1
V thews uo that often itts
0333 0 wrong, One Man icntiviCet,d
(111:11:) 1ia'r• oh tt it(:111:e"stis' °1
T.31;2•
ney matte). of right and %Along, e
shon1,1 date to '3um? up 1). )3('03),
• VvIlielt 1,111. eonseienee tells 5I13 lo I igh:
Miss Jean Fe:ageism) sang "I-1 old ;nee
ley hard." at the morning "(novic)',
BLYTH
A (wetly. home wedding, tsook toto
at the residence of 0, A. and Mrs.
Myth, on 'Phi» stley last, tv111-11
Aliso Itsallst AlcDoe ell, eieret asi the'
hostesS, Was united 30 matriage 11
3 ehn Cowatt. Rev, (1 eot ge Telford.
r.A.,I4.V (If S1.. nth etv'e Chu) eh, per.
fertned the '('l'('11) (11(31', at high mem,
The 3,t ide wee Reny in a gown of
known rut. velvet end gerwgette and
earried browser of Sweet tweet roses,
Little Ansa !Mete: of the
twide, acted tle flower git I, winning' a
dress of chstrodil yellow silk mega
arid earryl- g 4 basket of enapciragons.
heuse was beautifully deetwated
for the ovestsion with eose 011.1 111//i11110.
About 25 gneete Wt/PP entertained Itt,
lutieheon by the hostess, letter, tbe
happy eoutile left on a Inot or trip.
Inoide, in going avesty, woo, 11
enst11111P of ehannel red, erred het and
black silk wrap ()mi their venue,
they will reside on farm, in East
HURON COUNTY
Deloett Taman, of Myth, had the
Misfortune to have his hand badly
4'110411Ni under the wheel of at VI'AgOIY,
reeentiv.
The Lion's Club of Winghem ere
taking steps to peovide a swimming
pnol, 1) that town, rm„ the venture!
genevation,
Bess & 13razier, 1.onnon,
awarded the eiontrect for alum t 331,44
miles of emairete paving on the Blest •
ford•Goderieli highwey, West of
1 ten, to eminent up with the mileuge
al, etdv laid from Gorier ich.
On phut:salty aftern(1on, mato),
17th, the marriage took place ilt
P9111014 ('hilt Clintonoof Jevons.
Mollov, of 011111On, An 11 John Mel».
I new, of Einloces 'Parp., Bruise (louttcy,
o Rev. Leo C, Harrison, reetnr of th,
; Paerts, perfortned the eeremnrsy.
Neo(ge Nuttier) a fernier residing
neat. MnlekftVOrth, ft marrow ',mem e
frOtti 11311101114 itsjur 3, when Lt }MIL
whielt be was tying suddenly 1(11 41.1)1'
1 ed him. Mr. Ilithion WAN injured
tinnier the firm and wee (mystified to
bed for )!, 3:w 11(33(4, bra itt 11(1tV Able te
around again.