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VOL. 56 21 $2.00 ter annum in ativance ILLUSSEL,S. uNT..11‘..10." 1 t 'EDNE Y. P.71.1 "E.1/ (i T927
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WROXETER
Mrs, Booth still eontinues
ei et lir home.
Alex liberrier end family pent
eimeeee.
elee. JIII.litetifee and Miss Bet ee
Visiting relatives in Essex.
Miseee Jean an I Edith Earle were
home from Toronto over the holidey.
Mrs. Thos, Higgins, London, is
itirig relatives encl. old friend:3 in this
eel atty.
'MINI Armstrong, London, Wee It
14011thly Vi0l.ter With his parents at the
manse.
Anderson and Mrs. Black, Tororao,
called on friends in the viliogo un
Monday.
Jiro. Cathers, Howick was 31 reeent
guest at the home of her daughter,
elle'. A. Moffatt,
Kenneth Gibson, Hamilton, vi.rited
over the holiday with hie venerate,
T .os. and Mrs. Gibson.
BELGRAVE
Georg: Wightman lute eeturned
from the West. He brought a car-
load of cattle east.
An Olde Tymo Dance and Prue
greesive Euchre will be hold in the
fee:reeve Forroszer's Ball, on Friday
eiling, Nov. 111h, under the nue-
pee,: of th, Ladies' True Blue, Tkk-
e,..• 30e,
The members of Belgrave J,0.
held a eociel evenlng last Frielav
not, daelapaal 10 11114' PX1o111,141 r. Wirde
Nlichie's ear sttrfertal 0 hoil,,,11
windshield. axle 0101 S144liIlg roil.
'1111 regular meeting of 1(1401 1'
.ets ,4141)y :Li tot 11...4144, N9V. tilp
hula of Mrs. NorWeleh. A pap -
tie will bo given entithad "Itlakiee life
Count." Ales, Daa Geddes will pro-
vide the must...
A very eme eful social time was
spent in %Ilex Church lest Monday
evemng when a Ballowe ell aWlal
witsWii 1. The was
ably .' 'co -rated for :he occasion. A
hap., otnni),,e who attenckd were
dre. coatumes to the
event and Wcei• gate illtor..:41
The prize., siren for :he bort SOS -
t111114,4 Wore W011 by MSS. D.
and ti(11 .1i1.011111101180.A promem
of leanings, solos and instrioneetal
mueiei followed by different cu.:tests
that ‘..i.ts given, Lunch ever eeiv5s1
at the .•leee of :In prograin.
ETHEL
Miss Muriel McNair is spen1in0; 14
while with Mrs. Quest Dobson.
nee Mc tenant! and Miss El-
la Hansuld spent the holidays et their
homes here..
Mr. and Mrs. Weir of Walkertot
spent a few days with Dr. E. A. and
Mrs. MeMager.
,Jositth Howlett of Glen Morrie
epent a few days with his brother
night when they and their families S. C. Howlett.
net together and enjoyed an eyelet. Rev. D. M. Guest took charge of
ettpper. At the conelosion of the the serveree on the Belgreve Circuit
eupper a program of solos, ,....adin,s 01 Sunday last.
and arldrieeee was carried out.
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Cole of Flint,
Ann'' i emit metered on Sunday Miele, are :Tenting a couple or
neon as the people wen. returning 14'') '1i with fr>,,ds here.
from ebu rob, ,.. wiThr, a ,,,,,, dri,„ -1 by .2114. P. N. Currie and Bob and
jaines 214(114 met in eullision at the Helen spent a few days in Guelph,
eerner wish a coupe, vontaining three Mr. Currie spent the week -end there.
men, which was travelling north. The Women's lnstituze will meet
Mr. Mit'llie WaS tailing 011 Lo the on Thursday afternoon, Nov. 17th,
main road and travelling very slowly in :he Institute Room, at 2.30 o'clock.
'omen he was ;struck by the euupe. The eubject, "Making the rase of
The coupe WEIS turned right aboat what We /EFT," will be taken by Mrs.
by ehe shriek of the impact but was Wardlaw. Thor' will also be e Illthl-
kat and literary program. At the
— dose of the meeting luneb will be
served. All the Indies are invited to
It .. attend. •
dt Davidhh
's CurcIititt1
l,11)(fifLneilt.11 Outlook" e
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HENFRYN
RECTOR
RA v. Maurice F. Oldham.
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22nd Sunday After Trinity --Nov. 13th
2 p.m.—S. S. and Bible Class
:3 pen. --Evening Prayer Service,
•).0%,./W,,,,,,WWWSMNWW,N).0)ou
I Church there appeared a splendid
picture of ten missionaries of ter;
church who left on Sept. 23rd. from
Montreal for mission work in India.
In the group is Miss Knee Campbell
whose home is Motesveorth and
who is returning to her work in In-
dia after a 'furlough with feiields 111
Grey. The United Church has reason
to be moral at' this splendid group
of workers who will "carry 011" for
the chord; In India,
Naiv Advertlaertients
("insult your ropy-- If rpit Fr,
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N(111' to (818(0
Afe. and Mrs. T. Vodden and Har-
old 4)4.06 a few days at their new
farm reae Chcsley lmt week.
jne Nicholson (eh' bratral thaekre
giving by enjoying a nice cutter ride
and incidentally 114011 the honors of
being the first to so indulge for flue
winter.
Hallowe'en lias olive twain posecd
into history and as ueual in our vil-
lage it passed off in a very otederli
fashion. A few harmless pranks
Were carried off quite succeesfully
by the young people and those were
taken in good part by those ktoneorn-
ed It was rumored tinct early 111
the evening a horse trade was being.
carried off unknown to the owners
of Add equine quadrupeds when
there developed a slight hitch in the
plans tend "Jim and wire re-
turned 10 their 01411 aria domiciles.
Better Irak next time boys.
Considering the unfavorable wea-
ther on Sunday las.: there were very
e mem raging congregatioas at the
Anniversary Services at Ethel Unit-
ed Church. 1P'', Jas. Scobie of Bel -
grave preached two splendid sermons
whtle the choir rendered several firm
anthems and Mrs,Dennis sang "Th11
Holy City" in a very pleasing manner
The hot Fowl Supper on Monday
night was of the usual high order.
A line Foul Supper Was served after
which a lengthy and enjoyable pro-
gram was given by the Listowel Con-
cert Party and Orchestra of the Lie -
towel linifed Church. P.ev. E. W.
Hart and Rev. E, F. Armstrong as-
sisted the chairman, Rev. D. M. Guest
with suitable addresses.
JAMESTOWN
DEATH OF DR. AloPatirr. —Word
was received last week, from Van-
couver by Airs. T. A, Gibson, of the
death of Dr. Moffatt, better known to
many react PPS of Teta Postr as Robert
Gerage Moffatt. Deceased was in his
fifty-eighth year and was the young-
eet eon of the late Robert mid Mrs.
Moffatt, He W He horn and spent his
boyhood days Morrishank on the
fat tu 11014' owned by Cameron Adams,
When a young men, he learned the
blecksmithing at Jamestown, later.
going to Michigan. From there he
went out to the mission field in
Aftica under the Congregational
Church of the Crated States. Prior
to his leetving for the mission liebi, lie
wits married to his now het eft part-
ner. A ftee several yens (11 )48114)20 in
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These Coats are. all made from fine Velours and Suedines, all are fur trim-
med and several shades to choose from. We offer these Coats in three lots
LOT
Coats from $25 to $30
Sale Price
$15.0
LOT 2
Coats frnm $15 to $25
Sale Price
$9.95,
LOT 3
This is an odd lot of Child-
ren's Coats. Sale price
$6.75
Ladies' Silk and Wool
Plaited Hose
All shades and sizes
Special 75c
Pure Linen Glass Cloths
and
Linen Towels
'Special 25c ea.
Ladies' Silk and Cotton
Vests and Bloomers
Fall weight
Special 50c
Boys' 2-
r
wee Suits
All good patterns of Tweeds in Dark and
Light shades. Regular
$7.00 to $10.0u. Special $ 4. 95
Odd Lot
Men's Fall Caps
Regular $1.00 - $1.50
Special 50c.
119
4-44
fdi kitsiumoats
Are now in
stock. Secure yours before they are
picked over.
Prices Reasonable
,Pagr- We are agents for Armitage Dry Cleaners and Pressers.
Call in and receive our prices.
Phone24 J. Ferguson & Co.
Brussels
OFINMONtinkfftillitiAtaftets
Will he held in
LONG'S HALL
C RAN 11 R001;
Tunday [v'g, Nov. 15
UM MUSIC LUNCH MED
Everybody invited!
A (4 i ea he returned to NI ichigan and
took up wedicel emu se whiell w448
11 great aid to him in his work 111 the
tni.,,ion field, Driving the (INA
'War, ho aeriempanied the AL 14(1)1
trrops to lei mice. Slim tly aftet his
1.1 1)111, Mrs. 111(4f:to's health broke
down and th y (141410 obliged to leave
Ablate They came to Canada and
(4011-1 ('11 in ValltallIVPV. Mr. Alefeettes
deetli was the fleet tweak in a family
of six eles, Leonard Hubeell, Mts.
Jelin Snell, Mrs, Alexander and a
brother, James, all of liaskateheWitti,
allti J01111, of Michigan, who, along
with his wife and two daughters, 011)'.
vive hirn,
ATWOOD
AI's, W. J. Wiltran 1180 SPO11.11P41 to
bee home 11P/1 Cargill, ef tee spending
the past two weeks visiting in and ar-
ound Atwood,
MORRIS
Council will meet on November
21st.
Frank and Mrs. Martin enjoyed a
motor trip to Fergus for a few days,
441100 5111 1 - 1 P
( 1 ( :1181.0(Oe spent
Thenksgivilig at her home, 5t1, Hee.
1111"'414141 aceetupanied by Mk.? Myrtle
Fisher, of' Oranrachie. GREY
C. Not ton has gime up near Cargill
Ryan. McArter and
for the Win 1,40. (toed I nek , Chart le 1
Harry Week man leturned from the
West, on Saturday evening, They W. Ie. Strachan, of Port Elgin,
report an enjoyable ti toe. spetit a few daye at the old home, en
nr Ow 3rd line.
Arthur Hull, wife and frimily,
The Empire
Entertainers
Vaudeville Performers
and Rado Artists
FORF.SIT,ItS' HALL
BELGRAVE
Thursday Ev'g Nov, 11
Under Local ausPieLs
J. Coultes, Pres.
Offering an Unexcelled Entertainment ;
Program followed by gid Tinie Once
4 iar.4141a4l4.44 414 take ir4:lts:e, !4,4111
1::atvet,i444444st alai
Children 25e Adults '1478:!)s tax
Curtaia :it 8.30
EXTI?A
A Lot'8I Taloa 0,8:1481 1%11 5141141,1,
a0014vli411 111 14141 27441 priay. visarrs.
Coats,: 44st4 1,4 5114,4115. 111,11t5.21.1i•
cisir; any ailler Lutertaa
l,r, Far par•
raiders 0144i12
can and Mts. AleCalitun, Albert and
Mrs. 111ighottl, Myth ; W. J. and
Mrs. Met 11R011, Kineto thee ; %Val. and
Maser), Sean), th The oitillaatt els
were : A tithe' Slimly, A mom Shew,
Chas. leoree.t, Teel, ettl„.1,e,,,
Walter Ferree t arid 111,4 21 1181 ((1 -11,
Leannegtom and job:, itteNen Reel 1 Mrs. Willuttne, or 'meant), spent
&rise Lily Bender, or Detroit, spent. i
S111111ylvit1111er,cratein, Mts. John
t1eiverk-e1 ttrt11ehrane 0f AIex.Av[,aid,10411c,,
141(dms.yi(1,ii6111line.
Mrs. It Munn and 211401,4,' Harvey,
or Guelph, spent the week -end Wall
NIPS. N. Arnold and Misses Edith
and Grace Arnold, of Hamilton ; \''1L and 510,4. Holl,
Airs. Langhorne, of Torch to, and Mt s. , 11 111 Wm. Dueuch and ehildten, of 1
iwwertlina'11:11intanilit,sogoi viionogk v,i si tors w i th Al.
0, Lemon and daughter, of Aldershot, IPtchener, epee( leen week with arab
itrieelitlisd?..INtlin'teee'll"turii•irj.ctilLu‘1113.°111ndon, silent i
The d Ili f A Al , i ' t ------------------------ with Geo viral
was pate ly destroyed by lite, 011 S1111- Mts. 1%1 eFluilullei 7'1' (.1'ili
We o . 01(111711, nit s,
day afternoon of last week, It was Aliss 44 1(44 11/7diff, Of Listowel,
caused by a spark from the chimney epee 1 Thanksgiving et the 11411111, OF
lighting on the toof and had made her mother, Mrs R. (latd:tf.
h
rientinidwilarye 18 1e(11114
discovered.E11./ 1 11S Den., Niagara Pall,
s
, spent the heililey with het
A very )411142e50(111 Hapowe,on ,,m,;%1 I NV ill. S.nith has statestled frail 1-1114
• 1 11141111K) Mts. A. 1)11111 of fethel.
able damage was 11141814(1 by water.
was held at, 8, S No. 9 Pb' ebort, Weet, where li 140.11 iteeietieg with
program was supplied by the Othi line ' harvest1111444141)114116 or 10,,1.1111.
1,14(1 W110 mesh enjoyed hy all, after J. 1. (14)11 71114. 11,111'.1
whirls [mirth CVOS sever) and a Enteral. spent911:11.1,:gi vi tie at the li3 me of
id tiIne tralesetlj:YetlbyPve,,gt 11:r,,!r701:smother, AesfA,
Dam.,
Nussoaennwil:,tiietetteiu,1T,::E,h,)
114)1117 does doe,ye preiee, as she seld: 141148,,'11May'1'o0(11'11, was
11111 leI 1411 (11404441011 11., 0110)141
ing at 111,4 inane 1,1 )4(4, eieter, P,
A. 11eA1 til 11:, for a fell' (bye, ,4 1111134
Neighboi El and ftiellii 11 gathered at th„" tete) week ,
the ham.. a 3a, (11111011, IF, r.,e, T,)t,00r, , 11 os. Orly,
11P4 1), honor ef Rite end Mrs. 12,,i„
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iitlit,s,., .1t
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14111401,
(11.21Wh011. W1111 1111(1 just ('01,011114(1
(pont 4411 enjoyable wedding tour. Pei t'e and M re. Lemont.
Tho brill', and alma, 11f1 eV living Nis' \revile Cluileil. %silo 114. 'Pent
,•howertal with minty beam iful and ill" ""qt font with II"' s14 ,'i
traeful gifts, replied in a vet y pleasing in d 1ts11141141' Or 11
ham)", The ,e,„Imier (.4 1 ba (4714)14 brothel in Washington, 1 44. re-
ing was spent in dancing, The heet 1:111'11Pr3 alai is spelaliliff a wet 11 44)11 )1
wishes of all go with them to their her sister, 511s. P. Lamont, In lot e re-
,1)1f511.44171,,i.lerl c'pr"mtiloe:PI:teve 11;180 somrs mDmFfi-i:A,.aritttv) 1-1 1.1)1131:: andEr geh '11-11113:3;isv,1117,4111:1111;111:ntillri)iiiir (:(:T•13,17;
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11/1p11OufvsAdlialAytillexi(VouilNiforg:
Si(11, /1.1111 All'8. 130071'v, of Blythd
, visite
s
• with friends at Badaxe and Pigeon,
1st, at the home of his nephew, NV. Mich, Some twenty years ago, the
11. !Moses, The deceased was in his Hoovers resided at Pigeon and this is
Alst year and maintained at lively in- theft first, 7111(1 111 t111 111(48(4 years,
rarest in all the questions of the day, MOTFIHR PARS1,11) AWAY —The Niel -
being a conetant Yeader of the Globe erich Star, last week, had the
fnlIow-
111111) about a week before he died. jog 00.11.41y whieh refers 10 1 be
He was born in Glasgow, Scotlaral, mother of Al FN. 0. 11111chineon, of this
in the year 1837. At the age of ten townehlp "One of the oldest reel'
genes, he, with his family, sought s, fleas Of 00(leSiSh 11145 passed Lo her
new 1)014111 00 this side of hie Atlan- reward, (111141)144 the past week, in the
10, settling in Massachusetts, They Pelson .of Mts. Jnnles, ArelFni-thl
lived the1,0 for ten 7(41118,finding ern. Breckenridge, whose detail ton)1. plaee
ployment, 111 the eotton mills along on Saturday last, Mrs Breckenridge
the Coneeceicut River, Leaving wits thedaughter of the late Geroge
theee, they came to Canada and coin- Wilsen and Mary Rutherford, and
mence(1 farming in McGillivray TOM). was one of a large (notilY. the last to
ship, Middlesex, near Ansa Craig, eurvive, She was born on the 11 111.1)11
But the lure of the QaPPo'S 811811 ROE& on May 18th, 1889, end was
ottught theie fancy and soon the 11111(0 thus in her eighty.nitith year. Her
brothers were on their Way along a marriage to Mits. 13reekenvidge Look
bush trail, with axes and provisions 1)111144 (111 April 20111, 1868. To them
flung over.' their shouldere, to hew nut were born a family of six, of whom
for themselves a home on the find fall' aSP living, Mr. Breckentidge
line, Afore's. Here the deceased lied predeceased his wire st'Vell 71411114 and
made his home ever Niece, erreept: for the children who tiee gone were
about five years spent in Kincardine
and Ewo years spen(1 with a niece,
Mrs, R. J. Hoover. He 47(18 018 or
family 01 1(1111' brothers end one sis•
ter ; James, of Kineardine, (deceits..
ed) 1 William, 2nd line, 11101`018, ((1e.
ceaeed) ; Hugh, 1st line, Morris, and
11148 lilargaret Gibson (deneased)
The filtrated service *7)48coridueted hy
Rev. F. G. Fowler, of Melville
Olitlyell, Helmets, He look for his
text Arts 4: 18, nAnd they took
knowledge of them that they had
heen with Jeeus," and evoke very rep.
peontiate welds on "The Valu' of In-
fluence," Each life radiates an im
fluence for good or evil that goes on
into Eternity, The beautiful solo,
"Face to Pace," was sung by Lorne
E441(111111)% OP Brussels, The floral con-
tributions were ; a pillow of'
the -valley and roses, from the Moses
family 1 a spray of chrysanthemums
and roses, W, J, and Mrs. Morrison,
Kincardine. Friends who attended
the funeral from a distance were 1
Ernest L Gibson, of 113011111011 ; boa.
Mrs, Margaret Clark, who died at
Pasadena, Cal„ and Ja 111 es McNaught
Breckenridge, who died at 10 gm,
Neb. The children living are ; Mts.
Annie itldiverd, Pasadena, Cal, ; Mee.
Hutehinson, of Grey To iteld p ; Rob.
ert Wilson 13reekenridge, of Haw.
thorny, Oa, end A nth etv Aleldrum
Breckenridge, of Des Moines, Iowa.
There are also CirVPH grandchild reu
end five great grandehildren, Mrs,
Hutchinson and 411111', w Beret:en.
ridge were 1111 10 for the Neutral, which
took place nu Tuesday, from the late
residence, Palmerston street, alao BIte
and Mrs, Wright, of Sarnia, (Mr.
Wright being a nephew), and Mrs.
Teekey, a niece, of Oeillia. Robert
Hale of Toronto, conducted the set,
vises, the deceased having been a
member of the Plymouth Brethren
(00 80040 fifty yenta, The penitent ers
were three grandsons a 500.111.1)44(4and two nephews t. liesses, WesleY
Gros, of Gorrie ; N'Vrm Lamont, of
Molesworth 1 George 'Hutchinson, of
Grey ; 0. Hutchinson* of Ethel ;
e1e
I Shori Personal Paragraphs
:4,, liampii Iva. 81o1 tillOrgf, 14'4111am/in, mo,
visit,..r with 11.,itto friends. 1., me On' T114:4•1;4•,_ iv' '
5..1 0,x vi,it at . 114 \V! (1,11111
14-4,44, i P ono-) owl. :"tratley at
4. 4. + .3.3114.3
N11.. Si 1)(.81 Plum awl thildreti 011 (t 1Z-ttoag.- at !roiled Dont.
were itt os -r the WPPE-Pliii, era,. iti jr.pat Ilit,p, '.1'
'14 + brat.
Douglas Walk et, tot' w WS it
holi,itty 1/18i 1,1 it I 1111" po 1:11 la 104.118. MiSS Mitt11e .t.o18 itrittt returned LG.,
* town after i,,pending ...rue time in
Kett. 'Whitmore -pent the w Belt, end Chi efsgri,
41111 lialdity at hi, home at 011 of tm,
• 4',4. 444
Miss Silizaheth 1,,wning hale, NI/Fitt han k-gi ring with friend$.
Tht,ok..giviog relth 'It..., wait friends, a 140W11.4
4.
Jame. apil Ni t A otter reug are
holirtaying with relatives at Anon
end Toronto,
,t7o. • .0 0
Dr. J. Vertion Hee,. of London, ate
his Thank.givinit turkey at the par-
ental home here
0 0 0
II E. Flat of 11114 Standard Bank
eraff, wee a That' k-civittg„ visitor wit's
hie pat trate it, ',Midland,
Miele Nor tortVet le of Senforth.,
was a wFadt-faal Vkilor i 1 11 her PIS -
ter, AI, S.13err
•,1"
R. and etre. Oliver lied as their
gitest 0%181' the week. end, Miss lelatij-
orie 141 5,''''', P, 1.! 11,
ti• •:*
Dr. and Miss .lattoe,tot entertained
reek father eral three sietele teem
liettrafted edit T1,1.I,,givirg.
Mrs. L Brut, 4) 1,,. Betty And.
et son, of 1'ot onto, wet t, 14114.11of Dr.
and Mrs. Reinage ever the heliday.
1.• ee
H. L. arid lure. Humphrey and
child1 en, of Chain M. VVI Thalike-
givistr will' 8, mid mill.
Walkei, lit towr.
*
A (Tiler Grewra. end McDonald.
who ate lif efdlpef 741 Hitt' bee -
11, W041 41 home for the Thankcgiving
holiday,
4. 1,4
Brian mid Mrs. Scott aral eli.s Jean,
of Loreto'', were Thstikagivintr visit -
Ora With the former's )11) 1(41(141, P. and
Mee. Strati.
ee eer
and formerly of Tetrad, epent eeveral Gen. J. Mills anti ele eister, IMPS
days in town, last week, as guests of of Ow pti epeee,
Wm. and 'Mrs. Hell. Thenksgiving with A el :red Mrs,
ee ee Al is. lilaralt weld is their
44)41,4441(140 1/,•11,1 181' - Review : 114411P,
A. 11 -Warm spent dist week •e• .14
•It •:,••
J. A. and 14 is. C411,1,1,-11. Wing-
os.ps, of 'l'orra tn, Was
n, visitor with hp/. wool 1181: the
hid May.
Mks 'Mamie liryons was the guest
of Miss Ilarg :vet !firmer, at Myth, hug
ee
Mr. 0/10111"
, Thatilt1EiV Day With l'Plativ4440 11,
111,11.
elise Mae Skelton. of l'oronto, was
the une,t motile' and aunt, 1,4-
r the WeEtk.(111(1.
Ni" Janet Brown, of Steal feed,
merit be week -end with her neither
and other 11 )1411111 111 teed!.
• ee
Millon 11. Oliver, Port Hope 0pent
the Thankegiviere leilldity with hie
parents, It. nal "41 ss Oliver,
M Erli,tt, Nodetiell. anti (to,
agent for the Child ill Society,
Wei in town, on Thursday last,
0 0 0
Will, Mr0owell, Pi Mei of Ot ter.
rill. Con in tra 1 inn Soh no!, spent
Thanksgiving 44) 1111 1110,4 hese.
0*,
'Mks pil,,,ipto of
43, u.ReIR Continuatinn Slehoni, soma
the holiday at her home in Guelph,
Miss J(11 114 ()each/tan. 1)1114141., 'Pot' -
0,11(1, 11110 1 0.11.'1,(41 1'0 berre here,
where she will erneh until after
New ear s.
J. and MI, (101(1,
, vide' ieg her sister, ell e. (Bev.) .A• W.
liateter, at lieueeds."
Tern -deter W M. Sttnelair 474(44 1)1
(3' 11(11 ;eh 1,VIltlillgt the Snot erne
(toort hisl week mi 121,
Raney preeided ever t he Cello.
le el. te
lipov., A. \Ire Haeker wet
tlt 711i 'ell, 1:1st Tuesday evening, et.
(milker ne At lJ'nu' 1) y 11. „
''11 211e. Klepp tho Colotty
4'' imeillets, A tine 11111)' 141111Ott.1":Yed
by 1)1,:
.C.•
own : "Nits. P. D.
t' Olt. Wi, 1410 1.,p,e,
14141117(14044)111 11(-11. 51,114.3, 11) 14, ('1 1.88
11)41 Me- Tilt 711,o11, 1'0V 110 p ter u-oek.
41,1 NI Kim, 1.. ;4 I 11 '0,11" 1,, 10101 1:111,
tt }WI 11 811tt Wilt 1(0 01 the Winter." ,
'14.3.14.3
; Mrs J, W. i 4010 111,8 been
Mi -s Ev BroWir, Pt ire-iret of the
Teetet vine Po'"',' eleleiel, 5)e rg the.
weelc.01111 wit 11 her entr-iti, elle. A. H.
Macdonald.
.iohn and 11t... Pt y n, , 61-1114" le Pry-
or, Jack 114 plalea and Del 44a14f411,.
14Vits41-401., ,v pre holiday at
the 114 111' of Mart Pit +anon.
0 0 '4.
Tiwnizsgit-ing 141- 1 1- With AIN 14
y Denitisen 1 4414 e el
Mrs. I 1.vitit.ott and haky. Mutt anti
Thos. ot
1-11'il 14111,40 W,11,111
I Th. (.1..10)4o 04144.s4in14eif title week
11.1' L. CFtitttl 4 4,ultete
-he will e4,01141 tee ever bey
(btiltthitV. 317.5 W. N. Ntm ;Icy, We
!
4141,11 31141 10 ).l1'l1l1'l.l Vi 411 441441 0 011f4'
.3 .3.3.3
Among the 1.1.i -iv yi it 1,1 11 ern T
1,1,1,0, Whet :rt./ 101100 tot 1)11'
l'k'il1g 1,''1111114 ,11", S 11 all 1
(11,1•41'. MIR. (48110,11111, lAT
31. Straelwit. Edat)r F Lowry, Mies
Nlat v Welker., 14111.14 Cat rie McCrack-
en, 1114(1 eliee Prate 1t,,ss,
4.. se 4, 414
Mr. Z tore, of Toronto, was no for
he week -»o to 00. 1)10 r.
ray and 44041 14 Jem Mt o Zara P. who
underwent en np,.,ait,111, 15
nnpr.rving, but still ennfined to the
hospital,
*
Mrs. 30110 Cunningham, whn has
been making 11P1' 110111 11) Gocieeieb,
for Revels] ntoetbs meet, voltS rencW-
ing old ft iendshipe in town. She left
few Pelneeest nil, this 4(418011, where ebe
will spend 141111(0 time with her son,
H. S. Cunningham.
1 811111111i11lt 80110- 11l1', (11 (110 11,4/10 Of
it 1' 818,01'. ill 11,1, been
o)4lately /ire 4, ‘till under
the 41 velars Pare \Ile hope foe an
early iturroveze,, t.
l•
11 0 Wail.er and Donald are
visiting the flamer's parents in At-
tvn.itt. 11141 fat 11,1 , T. E. W11 i 13101(1,
has not been enjoying ;be bes14 of
boaltb of late but we hope for an
early impose -neon
41, et, 4$ ee
B. S. and lelee Naylne, of Luck,
zloty ; Mrs 13nreliwe, Winghtun
Nettuen Butcher, Lennon Leeland.
Procter, Greleriell t Chas. and Mrs.
Hell andMadelrnt. ard Nelson and
Velma Naylor, 1,1' Birth. spent
Thanksgiving with IV J. and Mrs.
Proctor, Tut sherry street.
George Andrews, God et ich, and
Marthall Wright, Sarnia,
CRANBROOK
Don't fel get the dance 111 Long's
Ball, on Tuesday evening of next
teeek.
Wm. Iluethei, St. Malys, and son,
Clareece, of Detroit, Were millers on
Orttebtione 44 1411(111, 11)1 Wed triereley.
.101111 011t1 NVOrl ley W('1 et DP.
11011, Iasi,. Week, 111 tending the -timer-
el of it rotative, y aleo visited
Mr, Wortley's buothet in Woodstock.
lilts, Hat ry 441(1,411(1011 and Miss filti•
1111 have re t mural from an enjoyable
Hip to Sri atferd, Listowel reel Ale
Wood ana lypott, a, good time.
ORANI3ROOIC SCHOOL 'REPORT
Simon Room
Examined in WI it ., 11).1 • Geog„
Oonto. (W1 Men and Oral), 8pell
Sit IV—fillunerl Williams 80 ; Vera
Potter 77 ; Evelyn I -Nether ;
`Stanley Fischer 54. Jit1V--Meld.
writ Williarne 74 •, George Fiseher 54,
SU. Ili—Mary McDonald 74 ; Dorothy
41111111e0 63 ; *Gertie Pride 60 ,•
met, 27 ; Milton Oebern (441158(14 111 all).
JtmitottRoor
1H—Alice Locking 46.
OLIVE He BMA Mt, Teacher.
Examined in Writ, Rertd., Atith , •
Spell., Lang,, Comp. and Geog, 6314.
Hnether 4421 Glen "Nether
91 ; Willie Zeigler 82 ; lel leicleone
ald 741 ; Jim Camel on 69 ;1141111111140
Cametun 57 .1114 II—Winston Me.
blachermi 8111 [1. t. Long, BB I --
Stanley Camp:ten 441 ; Edith Osborn
8.9 1 51140 Fischer 82 ; Vida Camel on
65. Pie.--.0,1011—Ken11eth McDonald,
Velma Fiveher,
A LIcE J. Forme:ST, Tea
BARN ANT" CONTENTS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Property of Owen Greiger, Beet of
Hensall, aurneti; Cause is Unkwon
MENSAL!, No4.7.—Fire, discove
ered alma: o'eloek this afternoon,
0111)13)111 '14' deAroyel a bent owneP
by Owen Greiger., reeve of Heil:tall,
with a quantity of hay, etc., stored
therein. A large number of neigh.
he gatheleid Inn were unable to do
i anything 10 cheek the progress
' flames. The cause of the fire 18 un-
known, as Mr. Geiger states that
neither himself nor any of his Ctn.
ployees had been around the place
for Ft S011ple of days, while the fact
I 'that thc hay and otherproduets stor-
ed in the building had been put in in
-dry condition, appears to prelude the.
possibility of sponrianeous comibils,•
Hon. Mr, Geiger had some insurance
on the barn and contents. The pro;-
perty was known in 'the past Years.
0111 the McFarlane farm