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Beath of William Brigid
T4Wn C1erit, Listowel
Listowel .bas Mien etihd up,tn to
mourn U** loss of on* of it '3141,-41 ,and
019e1', highly esteemed Mt +6 a -a iu the
person of the late \VI Omni !fright;
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b eyed siva at the Nattily reel
who y
dem*, Livingston ,street. liouday
evening 7th lest., in Ilia 8374- year,
Throughout his long life *1ee..+a* d lard
enjoyed axeeptinnally- meld health,
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The Newmarket Eta of last week
winks the followingaru)uot of the In.
docile, 41fPv A J !lain, recently
of liln eta s -'17te ciao 1P11.01. of the
Pns3yhAron clime!', 11 v A J,
M,up, of 1hltssrle, tvaH e•illeially in.
meted into the charge, on !'Vadnesday
riberiinou l y .R, v. 111. aeOillvray,
r" r
Toronto, inthe tt ate 1. t
t. p s a Ia lap
:. )11 rleget] [ t1
'':fire r. preached a moot impressive
eeruiou from the word.* of St. Pent a
"1 am not eathaltlted of the 'Gospel of
Circlet
U power n
Ittlst for it the w t f (Ind w
1 I onto
salvation." 11e elOpliabiaed this state-
ment of jiositive, eonvl0tinu, whish
was singularly malilfe+.,ted 'by tine uu.
seillsfi and freitful life. There is not,
but 8 years ago his health h,•t1rtu n,
ek
winiettn al Meth; tall of I..lI'ewcaet'ket t«
ile*s ("mance, 13a11, Parry, l y., Pros er 1 •Going o
,and Grandy. 4
S' 1 t
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! fat ()lade, 8u510e65
ti•ti 11 t. ut of
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the r,lKantsl, 'Mos, 4lrthuufe lit t + •
in "nl • wan led • r a. strong , •
Charge, 1)tlihlg the a0.rviee ()apt, i
Ryles, whit wag in fine voice, lentleied. •
11111 i•t)euttlifully ''!rear ye nut, () 3 II
At bhocout,lusiuu of lbs service the 3 • •
.,. •
rl its tel L
1G
i4 t t :conn was Invited to
r�Mar. �t 3C n�
0. .0..1 fUe,ltr where the "4vlllllr i
Willing
Workers " aerated a sumptuous brio. 1 !
41 11,1,.
Rev,./lay, oetiu1)ied the chair and in ' -
tits discharge of las duties was exceed
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(ugly humorous.
Rev. )sawt'eltce spoke of the unity'or I •
PFL1,M13YTEittAN OhUKU1.1. NEWMARKET
THP LATE W M. Iififl;Ii'P !tillers Rev. 111r. Maul) Was I, ducted.
fail. However he eontiuuetl 1 •, r:u ry
'out faithfully his duties until •tn• 3
weeks ago when he stat bt .acid
which developed into pini:. y. 11r,
spite every possible rare anti littera ion
he gradually grew weaker u 1 11 tile
end came. The late Mr. H ht. n t,
born January 20, 1139, n F t:ti t ,
Lanarkshire, Scotland At.,-,
eating he followed his ptstfessittn r, 1,
school teacher for sea, rat v , -. [ i
1870 he left Scotland, coron: +t h ,r
Wel to manage the iarge it Ix ,o r
the 3, & 3. Livingston Flax t;. in-
pany. This position he hell molt t1*
mills were closed. For a short time
he conducted a flax busier
thug, but afters/414.g out. ite ret n•t 1
to Listowel whore he sig a
In the 80'e Mr. Bright wee appoint,../1
town Clerk for Listowel, hut alter
Riling the office for some time he tr- f
signed. However in 1902 he was
agaiu appointed and tilled the mice
with credit to himself and bort„: to
the town. Last year + )tali t• health
compelled him to give up :he w, r k
For many yea's he had at t. roam
Division Court Clerk, wlnell p --i,; rn
he held at the time of his death. Few
men were better known or tome
e high +
ly respected than the late Mt lie lath
and his death is deeply rem ..tteti A
a mark of respect to his u,e m : v i 6r
flag at the Council Cbarubet c ,a I '
half mast and Thursday the blinds
were drawn in all business. places.
.- Before coming to Canada the lair Mr.
Bright married Miss Mary P-.lirtck,
who predeceased him marry teas. i;go,
Of a family of 7 daaughtet mai five
sons the following survive Mr,. W.
Shearer, Elmo • Mrs. C. 13 t .ipprr.
ton, Three Rivers, Alta : Misses
Jeanette, Mary and Barbara, at
home; John, at Yale, Mich lam, H,
P+goon, Mich„ and Oha,ie Il., Old
Arta., to whom is extended ,'ane rest
sympathy in their I1:fa avetueot
i+.uneral took place from the late rest
dente Thursday afternoon, in clots ge
of Bernard Lodge No. 2251 A. ; . &
A. M., of which the decraeed wtaa one
of the oldest members. To the strains
of the Dead March in Simi, placed by
Listowel band, funeral pineeseion
proceeded to Fairview isms : sty where
interment took place. After the int-
pressive burial service t.f the P,esby.
tet•lan church, of which the. lecr.,.•rd
had been a Me long ureter. -•r, -:+hl •'•
ed by the local pastry, ifttv. .f. .1.
Nicol, was finished, the set vi f
Masonic lodge was rnndtu•.a, 1 .y 317+•,
shipful Master of Bernard I.,•d„e, as•
sisted by Chaplain, !'4 or. Bro. Rev.
3. M, Nicol, and the hap Br, 'her v.ty
laid to rest with full Mason -e hen,•r-
Between Iii and MO' brethren were
present to pay their last respeek to
their late brother, Wm. RI it.lu, a t
Son of deceased, was manager I• it, os -
eels Flax Mill for sevetpl years alai
the father was f:etlnently iii tort o al-
so,
n:h,n,ittw of tlr.ubt in his belief con-
(e.ni,.g,heint urear,al nebare asset-
turead' the Milne cettailtly for all be -
.Ir v'-1-. The 1)r's ratnedy for the
yvorld's ,eerie is the gospel of Jesus.
(ll,t.jei
fi.avt t declared that:t1*e eredeutial:
it 11-v. A. J. Mann erre duly signed,
tl: • D.% ret” .1 upon Hey. Hay, Itielr-
11„•rd 11111, who had been loietiul
!I d. 1 art hisrhnrgeaiere the re-
?
sa ;u:u 3 „ 'f Rev. 11. F. Thomas, to re
ht r 31'-.'.-* :elaf ivo to his call.
tlr. 11+,y Stated that 'Arte were IS
gt'vtf loan: apph('.Uions 10 weevil
!.111-1.1.,, t v t,.g that 'Sr market rotes a
re,y able parish, and out allure,.
s, •r•t+.-1 t . pryerlt the call to Rev. A
J. *91r10', bits unanimous by the SPS.
Si 1,.
•I'tae a.u,tl qn.-.t iot,s relating to
Chun at doettln.• and government were
shoo a- keit of the candidalP and as -
Se, tial tlo'retr,, lifter. 11 16E41 Rev. Dr.
IL•-+, i r,mtc,�etl iu prayer.
Rev. A. J Marin was then declared
duty In lusted into Ibis charge and re-
r.'ivrd the right stand of frlluwship
learn the lu-n)hrrs of the Session,
vt fling ministers and the following
Listowel
Albert Coen, near Atwood, 14 i'1
with smallpox at the h me, „f hi.
brother, ,John Uokhlin.
Excavation work for the n'•.-: re,
tory to le built at the rear ,.t she
Anglican :.hutch, has trh r oly 1 ••. r; '
started,
Present indications are the r
tween 20 and 30 new In tist, v. ,tl hr
erected in Listowel this r,.n `?una-
mer. Already work has Leaa
on several.
F. 3-tanbridge, !i'hal'tr n. 1.:,
fast pacer. "Jimmy ties:+.. .1
14r, Johnston, Linke. a. 1, b
over the $200. The 31'i- v :v
:Hake a good showing in t h
ra*es this year,
Rev. W. 8-I. Dunbar 'as -
Chairman
s -Chairman of the Library L,.+art -' l.i.:•
annual meeting Frid...•
ing, which was fertured by lll
cellation of the eobecliptitni r, la. ,l
Housekeeping:” last of t}te Ti r, r i ,i -
llcations on the library tat et,
to the financial strtngenoy, the 1„;in0
was only able to make n -light. .r,-
cr'ease to Miss Op't'ic, the cel•+rida
librarian, whet is miry tee••ivnig>ls:lia(i
The town 'flag is at lnif
honor of Captain James (1 ;cull. ev r,
IL. r, 0., eon of Wm. and MI.. Mr.
eever, of town, who diet! Monday of
last week et the general hospital, Vau•
couver, in his 81st year, foilawing 5
months illness and an operation 2
spirit manifested among 4 of the Pro-
testant demnathsatioes r•f the town
and the bttiaki*'g up of the Ministerial
Qnattet te, which now he was pleased
to believe would he slrangthened.
Rev, Hall, vv h+• had spent moat of
hi, „li,.p<te, irll *1l•1ivitie9 across tits
h,ori'1, was plt•Asrd to dwell in the
hand of his adoption, whore liberty,
law, language anti religion were in
unison. Lle 1, --ked fur a brighter
light to 1 •all I he people in I he unity of
the charr•h
Rev. Pa: tV 311.1(0 of the i••tellectual
and s into+'! feast in tn•- a neo' room
and the r.ecespuy of the r-•olinuattoti
of chri.tina, ei$.,1 to heck 1 he strong-
holds of ala int ur cwt, 1, r, ,
Rev. A. ,1. Mann, the 11P11 i.v iaduci-
ed p11$101, ou rislog tvt g,e,•1••13 with
great applause. )I. , iciness. 13 his a
prertallou t.f the selene* h* had re-
reive•d i,, N, vvotlu1ket noel id d sire t..
be of service a. (sod's :,mhassedot,
110 also 'stet—red to the assiManes that
Mrs. Blaen bud been in his work and
asked for the hearty coop iatf„u of
the people.
Proceedings closed with the Doxol-
ogy.
weea. laevittus to his deathlie is an of n+luriP, received ut •an gntoniobile
•r,..:9 broth•+r in the late 131..j-'* -An ' neeiklet,, Collo-clog retort f.:•m aver
ir• v F, iI •Kr+•sar, dist:o uiahed arca U,apl:tin Janus MrK«ever wee
('>. .)•tt._n aviator. whose death en born to 1.i.tr..vel. Burial takes place
C11*1.ttnas day of 1910, was the result bete•
,rt
Farm for Sale
MAIL CONTRACT 19-1 erre farm for eel e, being : u, .2, Con. 5,
• Or ev t.whehip Heron Co rb,•,r 70 sores
cleared. T1. ,•e is etn.fortahl, h n•e, bank
Tenders, add P+.e i to the P.•'t,naster
"„.741,1!;
nc14l 3831'.' rtro+•lv'ti+,t '!:rota n until Bonn,
m Nri• n ch•, 22nd A )1 1921 For the eenvey-
Bnre I H, Nialesta s t„ lx ono proposed Can-
tT.`rt t:r too- aearb, .,x tin:0- r week oz.r
wet+„n P • I Rural Stmt !route from the pot
m t+.er t nern1's *'lea -ore.
Printed n ,tio+w containing further informm i
tinn a. t n dition f nr"nne,d contract
m y be n.d 1,d than F_.rnme of Tender may
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b i of Walton,
i(nen•
- e p,s Btytti,erped t)••411,0:• of -the Poet
Inspector's Office, Lcndan, Ont.,
11x1* Siarrh,
C3*A81'."J.831
F R. -RER,
Peat OfficPIe Inspector.
barn orrhbrd, good drilled. well &o , on the
p: rml e. Yue e.etm, at ons • Telephone
and .oral meal ie,ivery. Nor lu'V.e, partlew
tars apply rn the r relate,•:.
TELFORD56LL15R:. Proprietor.
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Farm for Sale
100acro farm for erste, beteg Nis Lot 15, Con.
0. Morrie township. R nr,.n Cn . comfortable
' iron..., bank barn, learbge, drive house, hen
bootie. &c. Well watered. Porte eeinn at once.
If not sold by March 10th it win he rented.
1 WM R. $18RN$Y, :"rep ,
Phone 1710 Blyth $, R. 2-.
BACKED BY SIXTY
YEARS' EXPERIENCE/
' oes. [PIX
DOMINANT IN QUAL-
*TY AND SERVICE!
Sixty yearn of leadership—of giving good value, heaping satisfaction
and real servicel That's why the Gilson name wins respect and
confidence from coast to coast. 'That's why we are proud to sell
this dependable farm equipment.
THE GILSON ENGINE
All Sixes
WONDERFUL GFLSON"
Coats 'You
Nothing
The famous Gilson "Goes Like Sixty” En-
gine—cue size for any purpose—can be por-
cine -eel on the easy payment plan. Let it
pa^ tat itself. Its economy and depend-
tinllity have rondo it the biggest selling en-
gine In Canada. Let us demonstrate on
Yanrfarm.
HYLO SYLO
The Ety10 Sylo inanres
sweet, fresh. sucmtlent en-
fgfdoIttoorkul.is to
test
indefinitely. Exclusive
patented features of de-
sign and construction
explain why the Hylo is
chosen by the diverimin-
naafi farmer. Pays for
itself in the first t•caeon
Then year after year, pays
100 per edit. profit on
roar
itCan
"The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme.
More Gilson Silo !Fillers weresald in Canada
last year than any other make. It is guar-
anteed to 1 e the lightest running blower -
cutter mad*.
Be independent—get a Gilson Silo Piller and
fill your own silo—with your own engine,
4'h.p. or large,•—at the proper erne, when
your co(u has the greatest f ceding value.
THE GILSONSPREADER
Ivfauureis the bt"3t fertilizer. You have it.
Use ill The best Manure Spreader madeis
the Gilson, Why? It has a wide spread.
Itis low down. It haslight draft. It will
take a real load. It Is free from clutches,
gears and allcomplicated parts.
Call and pea our nearest dealer, numb lrolow. Ho will save wed make you monoy on
the equipment illustrated ped on Gilson Threshers, Dlxlo-AcoTrnetora, Wood Sawa,
Grinders, Pump Jacks, Belting, etc. Write for Catalog..
:trade in Canada and Gl.tranieed by
GILSON MPG. CO., Limited •. . GUELPI-1, ONT.
Call and Soo Nearest Dealer
EARL ROTHWELL, BRUSSELLS, ()NT.
Will sell the remainder of my stock of
At a. pig
Hardware Recluctlort.
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In thanking ply many customers fur past patronage
I also invite them. to come ani take advantage of the; :
t Reduced Prices v
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1 t a li �ost Government Twat and sells at Cheap.
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1' n. of _ oat Prise, Tuve them for every make a
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Battcrics
• Ttave the Agency for tile 1 X L Battery for this die, •
(riot. Can re•buihl your old 13attety or give you it•
new one in 24 boure' notioo, Colne in and get prices, •
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AIi Maes of Cars Overhauled ^" auA ANT °N .
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Have your Car ready for Spring by bringing it to our
Garage and baying it put right.
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Watchful ul Eyes Guard Its -Quality
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THEREis much more than mere routine
to the elaborate system of inspection
which guards the supreme quality of the
Gray -Dort car. •
Built into every car is the prorgan-
ization
an org
ization over sixty years experienced in the
production of satisfactory transportation. .
—each skilled craftsman looks upon the
Gray -Dort as his personal product, by
which he willibe judged in the eyes of the
world.
The result is a carefulness—a precision—
of construction which is matched only by
the fineness• of the inaterials with which
our men work.
The final result is freedom from ordinary
motor car troubles and the long life which
comes only with perfect harmony in every
working part.
Compared with;other cars, the Gray -Dort
is worth much more than its fair made -in -
Canada price.
The difficulty •in securing a Gray. -Dort
will increase as the season advances. See
'the Gray -Dort dealer now.
Sam
Carter
Brussels
GRAY-DORT MOTORS, LIMITED
CHATHAM. ONTARIO
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