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BRUSSELS. ONTARIO, %VEDNESDA Y, AUGUST 8. /928
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BLjJEVALE The painters tine busy decorating
M Ethel Garniss spent Sunday at 11) s Uoi1811 Chu' eh'
her home in Morris. Miss Mabel Coupes, of Toronto, i,
Johnston R; Black shipped a ear of I hoiue for a few wetacs' vacation with
huuhs and hog to Hamilton. 1181' mother hare,
Mrs. Rob.. Meliinuon anti ehildlet)
have returned home often tt shed
Ca Do n with relativss at Del,olt,
The Laches' Ail] and 4V, Al. Si, of
Knox Peesby111t'ian Dhuleh suet in the
schoolroom oft he church, on Thut•s-
Ila afternoon.
3 Aug, `led, The W.
Al, S, was in twirled 1 ver by the Pvt •
dent, Ales. P. S. Mriaverl, Aftersiog-
ing I-lyrnit 73, Mrs. L. Rotten read the
Scripture residing, Col. 3rd Chapter, 1
and Afi's. Jun, Mundell led 111 pr'Ityee, I
Arrangements were made regarding
the supplies for the bale. Miss Olive
Gan'niss etntd aohttptel,front the Study
u.,.o
A. AicOal1, of Hamilton, called
on old frietttle Mete, 1111 Saturd(ty•
(30811011 and tilt's. Gallaher, of Brus-
sels, visited with friends bete, last
week,
Gen. Dnnaldsnn bite leturned horse
to Toronto
'
atter 1 a pleasant I t anantion
her e,
Ft tusk and Mre. Fair, of Ancast.er,
spent a few days with Geo, and labs;
Thotntoo.
D J. Fatcotrer is now in charge of
the afore which 11e purchased from,
Rohl, Shaw,
Misses Grace and Helen Masters; of
Toronto, spent a few (lays with rel -
0. '
Airs, Clegg has returned home afte
spending the past tew weeks with he
daughter in London.
Dt•. E. Coupes and Mrs, Coulter, of
Philadelphia, are visiting with the
former's mother here, at present,
Mre. A. Lewis and daughter, Helen,
of Landon, are spending a couple of
weeks with AIrs Jos. Underwood,
A. 0. and Mrs, Challacombe, of Tor-
onto, are spending their vacation with
the latter's parents,' Jae. and Mrs,
Nichol.
During the heavy electrical storm,
on Tnureday night last, the telegraph
instrutnents at the station were all
burned out.
Harry and Mre, Stowe, Mr• Hutch-
eson and Mr. Donaldson, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with Mre. Mary
Sanderson and family,
Leonard Elliott has purchased the
house and lot from Howard Stewart
and is having it fixed up. It will
make a nice hone when completed,
Reuben Garniss made a business
trip to Waterloo, this week, He was
accompanied by Mra. Garniss and Mies
Olive, Misses Margaret Garbles and
Olive Scott.
Farmers are having a hard time get-
ting Fall wheat cut, on account of the
ground being so soft and flooded in
places, The wheat is down badly in
planes with so many heavy rains.
Joseph anti Airs. Guides and family
and Mrs. Rolph were at Mitchell at-
tending the funeral of the late Mrs.
Rolph, sr., who passed away there, on
Tuesday of test week. The deceased
was within two months of being 100
years old,
c cleating with the social service
r the church in the Canadian West,
t, making special mention of the hoep-
1 ital work in South Porcupine. The
next meeting will be held in the
church, when Mre. Jas. Simpseo, Sec-
retary for Home Helpers, and Mre,
(Rev,) Pritchard, of Moleswon'th, wilt
be resew
t and d ad(h•
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a the meeting.
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trues here• ' hoeprtal and ute(1'cul supply wok of
CAR LOAD OF
esters
CLINTON
J. A. Irwin, who has been a dry
goods merchants for the past 16 years,
died on Friday last, He had been ill
for only two weeks. Surviving him
are three sons, Rev. Wm, Irwin. of
Saskatoon ; Rev, Robt, Irwin, of Tor-
onto, -and John Irwin, of Cincinnati,
and three danghters, Bessie Irwin, of
Thorold ; Ruby Irwin, at home, and
Mrs, Ohas, Verey, of Fullerton, Ont.
GREY
Miss Doreen Glazier, of Stratford, is
visiting with Oliver and Mrs. Turn-
bull
Miss Margaret Smith spent last
week at Elora at the home of Mise Ad-
eline Burnett,
Miss Edythe Dane, of Niagara Falls,
has returned home and ie spending
her holidays with her mother, Alts,
A. E, Dane, Ethel.
Mies Pearl Jacklin, of Toronto, was
a visitor at her home on the 81h line
over the weekend. She came to see
her uncle, Lyde 0 Jacklin, before he
returned to his home in the West,
On Friday last, Andrew and Mrs.
Jacklin and the former's brother, Li.
de, from the West, and Melville Law-
rence and Mildred motored to Detroit
for Amiss Violet. An enjoyable time
was reported
An auto accident happened on the
highway about two miles South of At-
wood, on Saturday evening, when a
coupe belonging to Elie Ducklow, 111
Kitchener and a new conch belonging
to Fred Tuck, of Grey Twp , enlli(lsd
• S in passing, T3otit cars WPnt into the
ditch, the eon pe being bad 1y damaged,
while Ilr, Tuck's oar was damaged on
the side on which it was struck. The
oecupanfe of both cams were some-
what shaken but not seriotsly
ed,
TO BE UNLOADED
SATURDAY
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for cat-
tle
t-tle and I will be in touch
with all leading stock mar-
kets. I will fill orders for
carloads or small lots, and
will be pleased to give you
any information regarding
same. I will leave Aug. 14.
After that date 'phone or
write M. Pries, IF ordwich,
and information will be for-
warded.
Sheldon Bricker,
Fordwich, Ont.
Special Announcement !
Having been appointed Distributor for the
hrysl
Corporation
We offer Cars at $695,00 and up, iincludin
six different models, viz, : Plymouth • De
Soto ,6 ; Chrysler 62.6 ; Chrysler4'
65 .
Chrysler* ,6 ' and Chr rsS
} Lek So 6. All with
the longest wheel set base of any small car, also
hydraulic 4 -wheel brakes.
Come in and look them 'over.
E. n CUNNINGHAM
Phone 9x. BRUSSELS
(lrnnbroolr nem DHy
(lows lost win.
0. Welber
Notico—tslu,ldon Brloker
Irigs our sole --,Kort
Hound strayed—Lorne Steven
Pigs for sole 'Harold Nenbel
Auatlmt HEllo—Al Yolleck
Hale by toetder Aronle McLean
Notice to aonWaeto's—Ttvp, of lttorrls
Westarn onto Alt, lineker
Ptgster°nl 4in row, tternll
P.es es u- Is A e, Iio d.. ger
1,..Hoty for setsKenneth.ucturin: 0
Western Valli, London
I Tenders wnntee—Township of Grey
J Pigs for sale --J. P AleTnti,eh
I Rengefor sate -Tile Posr
Geo, and Mrs, Kinlork and family
I and Aire. Annie Chambers, of Deo oh,
returned home ltftet' attending the
fnnerta of the l'orm(et'o mother, who
died lately, and Aliso Violet Jacklin t•e-
tut'ned with them w, dpen(1 a week,
Kenneth Madill and family with
friends were guests o1' 111t•s, Telford
Keifer', this week. Itis many Yenta's
since the gueete Wete visitors here,
Mr. Madill is an accountant for the
Dominion Al an ufact rivers Limited,
manufacturers of undertake/ s' sup-
plies, and resides at Scarboro Bluffs,
Ontario. The guests left for Dun-
dalk, Ont,
•
WROXETER
Arnold 'Edgar spent Thursday in
Oshawa,
Allan Munro left this week for a
motor trip to Montreal.
The many friends of Mrs, Jno, Ad-
ams will regret to learn of her serious
illness,
Woodrow Wendt. of Windsor, is
holidaying at the house of hie uncle,
3. R. Wendt.
Merton Howe and family, of Toron-
to, are spending a week with the
former's sisters here.
Mrs. R. Muton and little daughter,
of Leamington, renewed old friend-
ships in the village, last week,
Wroxeter Girls' Softball team de-
feated the Brussels girls in a league
game played in the park here, on Sat-
urday evening. The score was 19-7.
MORRIS
The harvest is on now,
Council ,vitt meet on Monday, Aug.
60th.
Council minutes may be read on an-
other page,
Quite a number attended the Angli-
can 011urch Garden Party, 11041' Bei -
grave, an Wednesday night last,
Gerald and Harold Elden', who have
been staying ,with their grandparents,
W. A. and Mrs. Ouningham, "Sunny-
side Farm." have returned to their
home at neon burg.
On Friday morning about 6 a'al
barn of the 7th line of Morris
aging to Beach. Alcock was bet
lightning. No one WEts living
is farts, but the building was a g
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Thursday, Aug. 9
Soft Ball Tournament at i,31
Six Boy; 'felons Four Girls' Teams
Good Prizes
Slow luta
bees foot Roues
,'luny other amusing ceoteds
Admission25cC1 1(1,,a 15c
Autos 25c,
Big Concert in Evening
In Presbyterian Church Shed
the Brunswick Trio, of London
in an entire change of program. Doti t
miss hearing "Jock" Bldlantyne in his
latest song hits and jokes.
Admission 50c. ;Children 25c,
1300111 on Grounds,
Dancing Afternoon and after Concert
(See posters for full particulars)
0, store but no appointment has as
yet been made,
Mies Marie Ryan was succesful in
her Junior Piano Examination of the
Toronto Conservatory of Music, Mise
Maude Ferguson is her teacher, Both
are to be congratulated.
A newspaper despatch from Chic-
ago makes reference to Biehop Rowe,
who is a cousin of•Mrs. W. W. Hoy,
of Walton : "Two women and eight
Wren have been voted the Cress of
Honor of the Order of the Sangreal
for "distiuglished service to the Epis-
copal Church and humanity," Rev, Ir-
win T. St. John Tucker, master of the
order, announced. Heading the list
of those cited is the Rt. Rev. Jahn
Gardner Murray, presiding bishop of
the Episcopal Church in America,
The award was made "because under
great pain and hardship he has offer-
ed his life freely in the fulfilment of
the heavy burden of his office." Aug-
usta Martyn, founder of the House of
Happiness, Scottdale, Alta., and Mrs.
Edna Miller, wife of the late Bishop
Alttler and, lead of the National- Oen-
0ek, ter for Devotion and Conference, Ra-
be- cine, Wis., were the two women cited,
sed Ralph Adams Oram, Boston archi.
on teat, was voted the awatd because
nod "he has -interpreted the spirit of
Christ to the world in terms of archi-
teature," Others awarded the cross
were : Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe,
who has been Bishop of Alaska for 83
111- years ; Bishop Charles Henry Brent,
of Buffalo ; Bev. David w. Gib
ETHEL
'1Villilunson Rt Smith finished psi
g the school, last week,
J, H. Fear had the outside wo
rlc of his house pnintet.
Miss Elizabeth Fear is recovering
ter her recent operation,
Don't fnt'get Field Day at, the Ootn-
uni[y Patk, on Thursday of Ude
elf.
lies Ruby Cleaver spent 0 fete
ys at tree home, con. e, on Recount
illness,
Mrs, (Rev.) afford, lit Scugng,
riding = W11 110 with Tiros, and M
ughel'ty,
Airs. Robert Pearson is apenlliu
ile with her daughter, Mts.
loud, at Donegal.
fetor McAlastet' has returned
()pia after spending n couple
eke with his brother, Dr. Marta
he services in the Presbyterian
troch, next Sunday afternoon and
evening will 130 conducted by
, H. W. Jacltsot.
()rite Hayden, of London, forrrneely
thel, got into a serious predica-
nt on Saturday night on Oou, 8,
r Ethel, when the car he Was deiv-
took a trip into the ditch with
sideeable damage to the car.
be funeral of the late Mee. Hugh
dy was held on Friday afternoon
from the United Church. The
eased was in her 78th year and
bora in Brantford township,
h her huehand who survives her
has Spent the greater part of her
n G
to
. with
y the past few env yenre
spent the he
p village. I;
After
rat months of failing health she
ed away nu Wednesday hast at
home of Use son, George and Mes,
y. The service was conducted by
D. M. Guest, assisted by Rev,
Jackson, with interment in Ethel
Eery. ,-
WALTON
las or
od 1 t of the Cathedral Shelter, Chic-
ago ; George Fyson, Chicago ; Rev,
James O. S. Huntington, founder of
the Holy Cross, and Rev. Dt•, Francis
J. Hall,
•
I3ELGRAVE
Miss Isabel Stewart: of Londesborn,
visited relatives here,
is Alr. Rountree, of London, visited
rs with Joe and ales. Brandon fora few
days.
Dan
and Mrs, Geddes
r a, are visiting
6 with relatives at Smith Falls and Nap -
0)1110.
to Alt's. Jas, Robertson, of Manitoba, 1 I
of
t°pent a few clays with her sister, Airs.
a- J. A. Geddes.
J. L. KERR, Probiriedor
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The BEST
GARDEN PARTY
OF THE SEASON
to be held at
Riverside Viiia
The home of
Mrs. W, H, Kerr
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1 Rug.
Good Program of Local Talent
assisted by Talent from Toron
to and London and
Seaforth i(iit'
lU Band
Sandwiches, Coffee,
Hot Dogs, Pie & Ice Cream
served on grounds.
Admission 25c and 15c
Under auspices Ladies' Aid
United Church.
way, The grounds and the stage
were decorated with flags and bunt-
ing, The prettily decorated tables
were set for 200 guests and they were
catered to by happy and obliging
waiters with all the season's variety
of tasty viands to tempt the most ex-
acting appetite. A friendly game
softball was played between Beige
and the Red School, resulting in
Red School winning the game.
program Was ender the managem
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Church Notes
f.Inited Church
Services On Sln+day hast were con-
ducted by Rev, 8, J. Allis, a Pot user
"if.'
t pastae, and new liviug int leronto.
i' iffs subJect' fn the tnnrning was "The
Afternoon - 1.30 Sharp 3 i Doti Ysogoodness2n 1, � Psalm 81 : 19, '(1).
y SOFT BALL TOURNAMENT ! Krare, Hie prnvidenee and
lL
3: 1.
t�. ) Ir' ;,node••;+a as one
• 4 B,; I o .els-1 sues 512 & 58 x: ns atpletige of tInnath l 1111, lsl'e oer tit .
i 4 C iris learn. --Plias, 512 & 58 4 i enter life,
'�•g \t ,and Airs. Procter, Mica L. Procter
Foot Bail Match J and W. J. Al r.('raeken f"l'uied n guar.'
• Ma,riedMen es. Sirgkm,,,, S let; ti wheseselectinit wastln accept-.
• 7 i I able and pleasing feature of the scar -
'
Horseshoe Plteh'g e` vire. In the evening, Mr. Allis re.
SPi CIA[. ;FEATL'Rls ented'"The Life and Character ofAb-
_, PllioW Fight on Greasy Pole i 1 e'tlraa'nt (1) The t ypical man of faith
;$ and adventure. 121 tile real worth
X Relay and other Raees 8 oat !n het•(ls and finaks but in Itis ban-
Suitable Prizes asap, goodness and lfindnesv of h
i
(41 His eegatd and coneiderationtof
;f, tx others, (4) The evidences of his
Grand Concert In Evening trust in God's mercy, In the absence
i F at S.IS sharp ! of the organist at the morning eer-
y
+ ; Program provided 6y ;_ �iee, the organ was played by Mr
The Kenney Concert Company %F
:_ of Toronto ,t
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4 Comic Songs, Humorous Selcctions,Punny > .
C£ Stories, Dramatic Sketches, lmpersona-
at tions, Classy Costumes -Refinement and 01,
cleanliness in it all. 441
Dancing Pavilion on grounds with A 14
+: Orchestnt in attendance.
,z General admission 3501 Children 20e
Proceeds in aid f Park F
4p o ar anti vy
of ``
aveI Personal Paragraphs
the 1
The
ent1
of the Kenny -Wilson Co.. of Toron-
the
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to
to, and was much enjoyed by
large crowd, which showed their
predation by good order and hea
sponged to the noalause. The nyte cores.mere rnIn
y
second part of the program, they p
Rented a short play, "A Husban
Dilemma," which kept the audience
roars of laughter, but dear, hub
came out all right after many tris
The booth was very buey serving
cream and all kinds of confections
Rev, W. I3, Hawkins, in his nail
happy style, acted as Chairman. T
congregation feel very grateful
AIrs. Montgomery and her family w
were untiring it) their work as well
the hearty welcome extended to all
theft' home. The Kenny -Nils
Concert 0o. were a huge success Et
will be welcome to a Belgreve 011
ien08 again. When everyone Wo'
and all together is when the Wh
turns merrily ernnnd.
Dr, and Mrs. Hamilton and Air
Bailey spent Sunday in,Clinton,
Miss Mae Wood, of Chatham, was a
visitor with Mrs. R. F. Downing.
Geo, and Mrs. Thompson and fam-
ily, of Toaoutc, were up for the week-
end.
Archie and Graham Stewart, of Tor -
0010, were home fon' the week -end
holidMrs, Holmes and son Archie, are
visiting with friends at Thormdale and
Stratford.
Mr. Lockwood, of Clinton, was a
visitor, last week with his son, Chas, 1
Lockwood,
Mrs. Bell returned to her home in
ho Toronto after visttiug her mother,
119 ' Mre, Jas. Spelt.
in 1 Misses Millie Grewrtr and Florence
o Buchanan were sight -seers at fait- i
lid j ener, last week. g
11-! Detective Rieke, of the Tolottte ! g
ks' P1111z0 Puree, wits calling on friends in
eel town, on Sunday.
I Rev. and Airs, W. il, Matthews, of , ev
Pnasonby, were vi,itOte WI /II 1, J.
At d
A t,
and
• I Mrs, Carey siey and Aiiss -Cor-' (
ey, of Toronto, have beets guests of J. �
u IT.eudMts,Itoe..
Merrier and Mrs. Weeds, of Chat- w
g loon, were week -roti Visitors with
f1 I Mts, Jae. Ballantyne, S
111 Airs. Watson returned last week A
from visiting frlends in \Viugharxt and
11 an and aroma) Hvlgrave, 1.
a
ek
ti.
sen. The congregations were
good and the choir attended well at
both set vices.
Melville Church
Hiss Muriel Brothers will give an
adding at a meeting in Melville -
Chuech, 00 Monday evening, Aug.
13rh at 8 o'clock, Miss Brothers has
been engaged in missionary work in
India for the past seveu years and has
very intereeting things to tall about
India and -her work in a boys' school
there
This is an open meeting to
which everyone is invited,ai •.;,-y,
W. M. S. -The regular meeting of
e
th Women's Missionary Society -of
Melville Church was held last Friday
afternoon, Mrs. Strachan presiding.
The Scripture lesson was taken
by AIes, McLaughlin and prayer by
Airs. Robs, Oliver. The study, "The
Royal Road," was most ably present-
ed by Mre, 0, 0, Ramage. Miss Mur -
lel Brothers gave a short talk ou her
wank in a boys' school in India. Mise
Brothers is a charming and intensely
interesting speaker and it was a great
Measure to have her back again in
her home church after 7 veau'R of
missionary service in India. The
solo, "I ehelt not pass again this
way," sung by Mrs. J. 0. Scott. was
much appreciated, There was a large
attendance at was closed with alt roe und tofgsentence
players.
CRANBROOK
Rev, H. W. Jackson, of Ethel, w
take charge of the service in the Pre
bytevien Ohtlech, next. Sunday mot
ing.
Ft13LII DAY.-Oranbt•nnk ie hty�yj,lin
a Field Day on Thursday, AngtThr i
cote111rnrims at 1,311 sharp. There tui
be a Suft Ball Tuurmamenl tar boy
111111 girls' tetany and a foot hall mato
between the tarried and sfugl1' mei
Races and other events will be run of
It the beevening the Kenney Cance
On, will Y
ell give a hret•rlass pnngrann
See Mot, to 1,1118 issue and ttlso hills
Mark down the date-1'h'n'sday, Aug
0th,
Grey Council Meeting
Rev. 5, J, A1lin, of Toronto, 10 the
nest of Mrs, W, H. Kel'r,
Mrs. Maguire, of Ethel, was the
ItPRt of her sister, Mts. D. C. Ross.
Miss Molly Scott, of remote, was a
eek.en11 visitor with Mts. D. Walk-
(.
(lupin, this Weelt.
$lis
a
Ed
an McCall is span<lirrg n few'
aye with friends in Rockwood and
Salk.
Huth for. Bllaintc Manners-, is14,,sttvirlo this
visit
Iib IIA)' ane,
titin, (len. 3TeKay. of Abernathy,
ask , Woe a wt ek-end vi'sititer With
L iso Margaret Flebin.son,
Mrs, D. C Walker and Mtss Marion,
f Regina, Were visitors With S. and
ra, Walker, last week.
n
R h
t and Mts. Pieason and Master
nhetl. ,1+'•• were t r
ith old fiend+ in litt•tinver, visitors
1411 o .lean Scott was the guest of
1• stints, the Misees Brine, at Sea -
rill, during the past week,
Mrs. W. D Rayner, Alise Mary Is -
I and Billy, all of Petrous, are vis-
ors with D. 0, !MCI Mrs. ROSS.
sited with Mrs, Ashton
101(11 Mrs, MMlae-
olald and family, on Tuesday,
Master Walker Humphtiea of CUat-
hatn, is spending his holidays with his
grandparents, S. and Mrs, Walker,
Mrs. T, Lundy has returned to her
home in Guelph after visiting for the
at two weeks with Mrs, (Dr.) Ham -
I
l ton,
Mrs, Rus, Wheeler and Miss Gert-
rude and Miss Marie Bowman, God-
11rich, are visiting with relatives in
town,
b e 1 the McFadden,
uest of his aoolee ant? oauntg
David
and
Mrs.
\V n
lket
Burin
the
e
paet week,
ek
Louis
and Mrs. Powene and erns,
Roes with Mrsd , Powers'of lsor, were Vie.
brother, Chas,
Lockwood,
Rev, Gen, iing,g'stls 006
family, of
Hector, Minn„ ea11Pd 0,1 Mr, Bailey
and Dr. and Airs. Hamilton, during
the past Week,
Alex. and AIrs, Thompson and ehild-
1'P.II
hove 1•
ettrrned
to t
Ueit
home in
ora Falls, s
,N,i
., after and
a
n pie of weelcs with Arnhte end. Mre,
ra 95011,
armee and Aire, Anderson and.
Bobbie, and Chas, and Mrs. Ad,
home of Rohall of Toronto,
t, and Mrsweee . ndersnn
own.
arotd and Mrs, Mordent and Miss
y Shaw, 011 of Winnipeg, aril
11r Brnsselitee, left the Western
by car, the end of last week, and
tntnrir,g to Ontario; They will
in I3t'tassels for a abort time,
M, and Mrs, \''tltnot and Charier;
tied nn Sunday from a rnotnr
o Eastern Ontario, Mee, .Wil -
sr,, aconmpanied b'p' her Ilieee,
14 [, McMartin, returned with
Thee, A. Hawkins, acoom
yore neplaeve' Iloury 011(1 M s,
Orson, een, %leery 1Li1Ward, and
Rachel, of Jauipetown,, New
, were calling on friends in rims -
on Monday tnnrning. Mrs,
cine reports that rnr. A," is en.
g the best of health, at present.
nine yeale since they' vlo ted
els friendsr
Alis Cora Williamson, of Toronto, M
r' . has been visiting far a fete duos With ,
her aunt, Aire, . G. Lowry. asp•
R
Miss 1 r Muriel Spading teas n guest at ty.
' I the (fray --Ainslie wedding in Knox l
Church, Listowel, last week, he
Airs, Messer', her son and his family, , fn
of \Vuterlon, spent Sunday with the 1 A
farmer's Iwo 1hs)', J"s. Qnelhn. abs
Mrs, Ztpfeturd Murray and Betty it
Lon, of Toronto, are visitors with the 1
I farmer's sister, Airs. R. Thomson,
e J. L. and Airs, Kerr, 'Mary hielen ! Ij
I
Mrs, Richard d
li 11
e s
of I3ewnr
d
Soke ,wino
, has
i fu this locality bfoe the visiting s to 00th,
was a visitor with Palmerston Fiends
last week,
Our rnttuy Walton reader's will be
glad to know that Eileen McLaughlin,
who has been attending flee Dutton
Public School and who W('ote on her
Entrance Examination there, pessed
with lmtors, standing highest in her
' school on1 of a class of twenty and 81d
highest in the County of Elgin, Eil-
een gives a great deal of this honor ro
Miss Mills, who laid so well the found-
ation before.ele left S. 8, No, 7, Ale•
Kiilop.
Miss' Mary Sho'treed, who has been
i, the I, F. 0, store for several years
and who las been most efficient and
obliging, has resigned her position and
leaves about August 16th for Fergus,
where she will enter the hospital as a
nurse• fn. training. Mary's many
friends are sorry that she is leaving
Walton, but wish ler every suceees,
A 0)111111er of applioatione have been
received for the position in the
The Misses Fitzgerald, of London, 1.
were reeeut visitors with Thomas 011(1
Mrs, Shoebuttoin.
Mr, and AR's. Byers and littledaugh• 0
ter, of Detroit, are visiting with Carl
and Mrs, Procto,'.
Alts, Scandrett has returned to her
home after' spending a few weeks
with her sister', Airs, AlRGowan,
Miss Goodall, who has spent the
past few weeks with her friend, Mrs,
R, 7'uill, has returned to her home in
Toronto.
Rev, and Mrs. Scobie and children
have left• on their holidays. They are
ou a motoring tour which will take in
Not'th Bay, Ottawa and other points.
Congratulations are extended to
Miss Margaret Ma nret
Cook in passing , h •
p her
,
g
Printery�g••
]7xar
ninnti
nus of the 'Toronto
Conservatory of Music, Miss
a pupil of Miss Safra Cole Belgtave, is
A HANDY SHEEP .
ane Ttaoclt. - Last
week's issue of The Farmer's Advo-
cate had the following note with a
photo of n well-known farmer, W. M.
Henry, of this section : "Live stock
trucking is becoming quite cotnlnon,
these days. Trucking to market, to
the a
isles t lid moving
live g stock it
1 the
everyday '
routine
0
y y f bui r
y n and sell-
ing have created a new teanspnrta•
tion policy. The motor t103k is in de•
man(l and the trailer is being com-
monly used. 1V. 11I, Henry, Mast SVa-
wnuosh Twp,, 'lawn County, to ex-
10nsively engaged in sheep husband•
ry and has found tt truck necessary.
He set about to assemble one and did
so al: t
n t nctuni malt outlaty of rfi24.
The trailer is 10 ft. long, 6 feet wide
and 4 feet high, On one occasion, he
took in 28 efghtypomnd Iambs to
Wiughoeml and carried 4 lambs and 10
mature sheep to the local Fatiits, loot
Fall, 7'lte cage part of the trailer has
a' plu'titicn Ser055 the centre, which
keeps the sheep or lambs from crowd-
ing or being precipitated food one
aide to the other, on rouge rondo
tv1101) the vehicle is brought to a sud-
den stop,"
The 01)t1na1 garden party under the
auspices of the Anglian') Church, Bel-
grnve, was held on the beantfful 011
Following are the minutes of th
nunail meeting held on August 41h
The minutes of the last rneetf
were read and (approved on motions
F, Rowland seconded by Jos. McKay.
Moved by Stuart McQuarrie second-
ed by R. L. McDonald that S. (2. Mc.
Pherson, of Stratford, be appointed
as Township Solicitor for 1928, -Oar -
teed.
Moved by R. L. McDonald second-
ed by Jos..McKay that the Clerk be
instructed to advertise for tenders for
the work to be done on the 14t1i Con-
cession Drain, --Carried,
Moved by
Stuart Tann A
is
nor .
Q rte
and
seconded
h R
.L,A
McDonald anal
d hs
t at the
rate of taxation for township purpos-
es for 1928 be 8} mills of the dollar of
as aetnetlt,-Oat', ied.
�@
Alli t
yeti by I , Rowland and seconded
by Jos. McKay that the accounts ns
presented and approved be paid, -Oar.
rigid,
nd see.
01 tied byoved R. Stuart L. 8000tlnirald tharrie t we ad.
'00rtl n
t moot on
tet
ober
1 1st o•
i at
the cell of "
the Reev.
Reeve.
The
J. L. herr, By -Laws accounts
Om Drain
830,00, By -Laws Roderick McKay
Drain *30.00, Debentm•e fortes *5,00 ;
Dr, McMaster, expenses to convert.
than 525.00, vaccinetinns and 13. 0,
supplies X10.60 ; Roads *1,438,00
J. H, FEAR, Clerk.
PERTH COUNTY
Lisf.owei 15 holding n Talton on
Wednesday, August 1501,
1000 mea in the Stratford 0, N. R.
shops fare on a one -week's holiday,
beginning Monday, Three other
Stratford concerns, the Chafe Com-
pany, the Farquharson•Gif'o'd Com-
pany and the Imperial Rotten Com-
pany are also closing for one weep,
William Garth of Statfa, pleaded
guilty before Magistrate Aiaktns,
Stratford, to a charge of stealing 5185 1
from Witham Aiiller, of St if He
remanded for sentence and in the
antime an investigation win be
e of his enact With a view to pos-
e deportation,
and AIre, W. Ft, Kerr were visitors in
London, as :Chnrstiay afternoon.
f 1 Mr. Hintz and family and Mr.
Plunkett, of Stratfo td, were Sunday
visitors with 305. and Mrs. Querin,
Sidneyand
Nr
8.
Ward, d of
IWere in town, last Thursday Sidney
is an old Bruseelsite, but has been
away from town for a good many
years,
Mre, R, 3, McLaughlin entertained
her guests, Mrs. (Dr.) Rose and two
sisters, at four tables of bridge, ou
Friday
evening,
ni,
g'
Mrs. H.
0. Walker t hag returned
t'il
ed
hams from hospital I an
d
p her a
friends will be pleased to knows that
she is improving.
E. and Alto, Palmer, of Chico 0
have been visiting at Duncan Mac -
Donald's and visiting Miss Muriel
Benthere, Mrs. Palmer's cousin.
Allen and Mts. Babcock and Mrs.
Minnie Wray, of Sault Ste Marie, are
visitors
with
n
J ta,
and Mrs, , iter• .
ll
n { ,
tan. Mrs. g Wray and ,alts. $ern-
s inn are g sisters.
Thos. and 'vita. Russell and family,
of Saginaw, Aticlr,, were here 00 a
visit at the home of Mrs, Alex, IRs:
ell, town, and also visited friends in
Grey Township,
Police Magistrate 0, A. Reid, Orown
Attorney Dudley 1101mes, Co, Coo-
etahle Gundey and Prov. Police Otlic-
er, Whitesides were 111 town, last
Thursday for Court,
Jen, Spefe and Are, Dunbar motor-
ed lit Dn
n gas, nn Snnduy, to visit lei•
atives, They were accompanied back
by Ales. Kearney Who, we are pleased
to learn, is now enjoying gond health,
Mrs, Jack Walker and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Seaforth, and Mrs. J.)
G. Cameron,,nf Regina, were calling
on 131'nesels friends for a few minutes,
on Monday, while en route to Wrox.
eter to visit the Howe Ninny,
Miss Nellie Jardine, acenmp anledrby
tee sister, Airs, Frank Teasdale, and
Mr,Peaedale, left this week for a trip
to the Western Ooaet, They expect
to visit Jasper and 'Banff, also the
Coast cities and to take the triangle
tour of Btitislt Columbia,
apaoloas lawn of Mrs. Thos. Montgnm.l mea
, ere and eons, Con, 10, East \Vatvan- mad
osll, and was a grand emcees in every I sib!
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