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VOL, 49 NO. 5
,92 00 per annum in aclvame
BRUSSELS,
ONT4RIO. THURSD.417,
yUNE 16, 1921
W KERN, 'mkt jaw,
Paid-up Capital $ 9,706,000
Reserve - 18,1/0%000
RaSonress - 280,004,009
No Savings
Account too
small
Don't think that be-,
cause your first savings
deposit may be small that
it will not be welcomed
in The Bank of Nova
Scotia. A savings ac-
count means a new pot
tential customer. It is
the beginning of what
may be the foundation of
a valuable account later
on. It is the young man's
awing stone to a bust -
nese career,.
That is why the small-
est savings account is
valued in
150
THE BANK OF
NOVA SCOTIA
E, A, DIXON
Manager 13ruseels
Mistrut Pius
Morris
WAnxffee.—Notices have been put
up by. Jno. Barr on hie gravel
property, Ne- lot 26, con, 5, advising
parties taking grevel, stone or earth
off the property without pramission
will be charged 600, per yard, and those
who have already taken will be chatgs
ed above fee if not settled for at once.
Attorlots SALE.—By advt, on page 4
it will be seen that the household
effects, horse, cow, dm, belonging to
the estate of the late Henri, Jackson,
line, will be offered" for sale by
auction on Wednesday of next week,
22nd inst. 13, M. Scott will be the
auctioneer and everything will be eold
in order to wind up the estate.
THE
Willing Workers
• Of Melville Church
Will hold Sale Of
.Home-made
Baking
on Saturday, June 18
On the Lawn of
MR. A. McGUIRE
Tea will lo
ale; be leavmed fro4 to
Admlesion 25 and 15 cents.
Everybody welcome I
1
New Advartisetrients
Tile—L. E. Solemn.
Garden party—Ethel.
Witte!: T. 6111.
For Sale—Tohn Nichol.
DIttehinery—G. A. Beet.
Garden Party—Walton,
Garden Party—Bluevnle.
Cedar Posts—S, J. Burke.
Piga Inc Sale—Wm. Blake.
Anniversary—Melville ohnrob.
Tenders Inc Drains—Grey two.
Weekly Store News—Jae. Fox,
Meeting—Brusgels Farmers' Club.
Notice to Creditors—Arohle McCallum.
Enron County Temperance Convention.
Joe and Mrs. Shaw were at Clinton
on Wednesday attending the funeral
of .the former's uncle, J110. Snaw, a.
fortnee.well known resident of Beus-
sels.
Art. Shaw, son of Arthur Shaw,
who is taking a course in Toronto
Medical College, is undergoing an
operation in the General Hospital in
the city this week.
Oranbrook
Rev. T. E. Kennedy attended the
General Assembly Ett Toronto 'for a
couple of days last week,
On the Methodist Parsonage lawn,
Ethel, next Monday evening a Garden
Party will be held. Supper will be
served in the basement of the church,
A. welcome will be extended to every-
body.
AT THE
Family Theatre
CIRCUIT
Next Sabbath the regalev see
-
vices will be held at the
usual hours,
Garden Party
• Will be held on the bfetho-
diet Parsonage Lawn
Monday ev'g June Nth
Mat -class program of Musical and
Orchestral selections, readings; and
• addresses.
Chairman for the evening will be
Rev. Alvin Wilson, of Auburn.
dret-olass supper will be served
in the basement of thee/lurch from
7 to 5 o'clock.
Refreshment booth on the lawn,
Admission 26 and 16 cents,
Come end Enjoy a Rood Time
Wednesday, June 22
IlieWOMSel
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BLUEVALE
Presbyterian
Church
Garden Party
Will be held on the
Church Lawn
Tuesday ev'g, June 21
Supper Served from 0 to 8 &clack
WINGHAM BAND
Will ?mune, a fine program
of music.
Refreshment Booths on the Grounds
(SOME AND ENJOY
THE EVENING 1
A Sunday School Picnic under the
auspices of Knox church, Oranbrook,
will be held on Saturday. June 2.5th,
at Harry Smalldon's bush. Everbody
welcome. Further announcetuent
next week.
Moncrieff
Ab the Silver Oornere' Cheese Fac-
tory on :Monday the output was 83
cheese from 63 patrons. Roy Haat-
hags is the maker and .the factory is
having an exceptionally good season,
ALL ROADS LEAD TO MONCRIEFF,—
Oome with the orutvd and enjoy your-
self at Moncrieff Garden Party, June
22nd, Set geaut Will Marr, Toronto,
familiarly known as "Billy, the man
who makes you happy," and his two
daughters will provide a rare treat in
a well balanced program of sentiment-
al and comic songe, stories, sketches
and music. Local talenteand neigh-
boring clergymen will also assist.
Supper will be served in basement of
Knox Church, from 0 to 8 o'clock.
Wroxeter •
H. Waller and family spent Sunday
in Listowel.
Webster Jacklln left on Tuesday
for Star city, Sask.
Two rinks of bowlers attended the
tournament held ill Seaforth last
Wednesday.
Arrangements have been made for
all. F. 0. pic-nic to be held in the
Park Friday afternoon.
G. Gibson, has completed the cement
wall for the new rink and with, his
men left for Walkerton on Monday.
Ed. Lymberner, Goderich, visited
his parents at the parsonage before
leaving for the Military camp at Lon-
don.
Miss McKinnon entertained the
pupils of the junior room of the public
Reboot to a pic-nic Saturday after -
00011.
PaillaberS of the Mission Band of the
Presbyterian church had a very en-
joyable pic-nic in the park Monday
afternoon.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mies 'Amnia Hislop at het home in
Howlett, Monday evening by a notc-
hes cif her youug friends.
In the absence of Dr. Harkneas,
Rey, 111. Leenberner preached in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
In the evening a union service was
held in the Methodist chtetch.
Dr. and Mrs. Harkness left last
week for a tuonth's vacation to be
theta 11, Monte), It is hoped the
latter, who has been in pour health,
will be benefitted by Lite change,
Robert Rae, Radisson, Sask., 0
former resident of the village, is
spending a few days here. Ile was a
delegate to the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian church recently held
in Toronto.
Ethel
Eatn,h3 Gold Wrist Watch loot on June itith
et Ball grounds. Reward offered Inc its re -
tarn to W, J. 8111.
Alvin MeKee, wife and baby spent
Sunday with A. P. lefeleee,
Sidewalks are being laid on 51111
street and Spadini), ave. The reed is
also being graded on the avenue,
Evening service in the Methoeist,
church last Sunday was taken by
Robt. McKay, who delivered an excel-
lent address on "Victory."
A gond representetion from hero will
attend the St. Marys—Listowel Foot
Ball mune in Listowel this week.
Oliffotd Dubber and Percy Stephen -
Son will be on the Listowel
Next Thuteday Epworth League
will be in theme of the Citizenship
committee. Topic for discussion will
be "The problem of the Melting Pot,"
Try and be present and take part in
the diecustaion.
Ethel Intermediates lost their
fourth game of the season to Atwnod,
Monday evening by tt score of 3-1,
While Allen and Sanderson did extra
well the team vise clearly outclassed
by the visitors. Mr, Sills, of liettforth,
t delved,
elajor llartt, Grand Orgattlizer gave
tt very interesting talk nn the drawee
(hetet last Saturday overtime on whet
it etande for and what It, is doing, He
showed how the Orange Associetion
was the meat loyal of organizatidne
and how it was beginning 30 get the
theognitiott which has long been dee
to it. Any ntie who Malted to know
the facts about the Overige association
(Mould !Mee been present.
i. NlYEHARY
SERVICES
The A.univereary Services of
Melville re eburch
13russels
Will be coedit/AM 1)Y
Major A. Graham
ee London, on sunttee,
IJune 26 th
P
ae 11 a. ID. and 7 p.
The Unveiling of
1 Memorial Tablet
I Will take place at, the Morten t
Seavice.
1 Special Music by the Choir,
A cordial welcome to all.
A. A. 1..amont, Rev. J. P. McLeod,
Sec.-Treas. Peetol..
111",""Ir 11("1INI"Ir.i."'grNr•tr'sr"....
The annual Presbyterian Sunday
School pio-uic will be held in the park
on Friday af Lemon's July let, Every-
body welcome,
The date of the next, Fent 13a11 genie
here is Monday, June 20111, when
Brussels Junior team will line up
against Ethel. Dou't forget the date
and be on hand.
'Last Wednesday the Junior Foot -
hall team of Atwood, tried conclusions
with the local team but in an exeiting
and well contested game were defeat-
ed by a score of 3.0 despite the
frenzied rooting of a few friendly fans
from Brussels. Referee Rintoul, of
Brussels, gave good satisfaction.
GARDEN PARTY.—A Garden Party
will be held ot the Methodist Pat son -
age lawn next Monday evening, June
20th. First-class program cif musical
and orchestt al selections, readings
and addresses. Chairman for the
evening will be Rev. Alvin Millson, of
Auburn. A first-class supper will be
served in the basement of the (Meech
from 7 to 0 o'clock. Booth on the
lawn. Come and enjny a good time.
Bluovale
Women's Institnte will hold a
special meeting here' when Miss Pitt,
Uxbridge, will give the address. Date
will be Monday, 20th int,
Gamuts PARTY.—The Bluevale
Presbyterian Garden Party will be
held on the church lawn next Tuesday
evening, June 21st. A fine supper
will be served ?lot» 0 until 8 o'clock
in the good old Bluevale way. Wing -
ham band will farnifill a fine program
of music, Refreshment booths on the
grounds. Oonse and enjoy the even-
ing.
Belgrave
GARDEN PARTY.—A.rt other big
Garden Party will be held un Garnet.
Nicholson's lawn, 411t line Morris, le
miles East of Bolgi aye, on Thursday
evening, June 30th, under the auspices
of the Presbyterian ehereli, Belgrave.
The anietnittee has sueneeded in seem-
ing the Brunswick Trio, '"elie Hate
Lamy Bore" presenting Jock
Rtlln-
tyne, Scottish comedian. The seetwal
Committees are spitting neither time
nor expense to make this the greatest
success ever held on the gt'000de.
Short addresses are expected .frons
Rev. Mr. Peters,, Belgrave ; Rev. Mr,
Hawkins, Blyth ; John King, Blue -
vale, and others. Chide will he occia
pied by Rev. 0, G. Jones, Belgrave.
Grounds will be lighted by Mr.
Stewart's Delco -Light, Witighttru,
Refreshments served on the European
plan. Admission, adults 25c, and
children 15n,
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE —The an ,
meeting of the Belgrave Women's lie
tektite was held on May 25111 at the
honie of Abe, Caesar. The feint w ites
(dicers were elected 1—Presideta,
Mrs. Rev. PAM'S ; Viee•Preeitited,
Mt S. James Taylor ; 1-3ec.-Treas., MM.
W. J. Procter ; District Representa-
tive, Mrs, James Taylor Directovs,
Mrs, John Vanotrnp. Site. Richard
Ptocter, Mrs. John Hopper ; Press
Reporter, Mrs. .1, ''. Hell ; Progvatn
Committee, Mrs. John Vancamp, 51re.
John Hoppe,e Mrs. Charles Wheeler,
Mts. James Vancemp ; Organist, elre,
James Taylor. The disttiet meethitt
will be held 00 Wed nestlity next, June
2211d, in the 0. 0. P Hell, Belgrave,
Miss Ituth Pirt, of Uxbi idge, will ad-
dress the meeting. All the ladies in
the cnmmunity are cordially invited
30 be pseserit,
Grey
Alex. Porter, of Atwnod, was a
visitor with Mrs. 'Hugh Porter, 10th
con., this week,
Mrs. Stanley Wheeler and Magee
Lloyd visited friends in Whighatti
tinting the past. week.
Geo, and Mrs. Evans and J. Sion.
nem will assist at. Lite Monerleft gae.
dot party on June. 22ii8
'rho Beetoil Wnilil sari 1 --.'"Phe
retitle songs, ete., rat Me. Will Alava,
(returned sniffier) eroded voarti
letighter and Applause" at Minn:Hell'
Garden Party Wednesday, June 22t1d.
A Orden Paters, will be held on the
!Methodist Parsonage 1wn, Whet,
next Mobley evening. A gond pro-
gram Is being proem ed Red everybody
is invited, Siippee will be served in
the basement or the cherolt from 7 to
0 o'clock.
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NouTH waLtrNoToN
BARN, at ALL LEAGUE
leollowirig Is the statelier. of
• the Ver101,1e 1001110 in Group No,
• 8 of North Wellington Base
Ball League :—
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'Pi-oh:vat 1
Btu tsele . 5 8
Leek no w ..............11 4
Kincardine .... 1 5
Lochalsh . 1 (3
•
Frank Deitner, Oth con., left, tin
Tuestley on a, prospecting trip to
Noi thern Ontatio, lie will visit
friends at Kitchener and Wellesley
before lie Janda hastily Nueth onitary.
GREAT W/LEAT —8everal stocks of
Fall wheat taken from a 10 0010 field
011 the farm of Ohas. Lamont, enir
roil., were left at the office of THE
POST on Motelay of this week which
measured 5 feet 7 'niches iu length,
Thio was just a fair sample of the
en ire field.
Thos W. Wita.Leateteet Daeeese.P.
—An old and respected resident pass-
ed away last, Wedneeday at the home
of his got], Thos. Willhaeson, 18th
cnte, following a gem.' al beeakelown
113 the 'goose in the person of neg.
W. WilIlams.,at the age of 81 years.
Mr. Williamson Wei born to the
tow whip of South Elnishy, County of
Leech], Otit„ and came to Grey town-
ship over 50 years ago. kits, William-
son, whose maiden name was Edw.-
het pre-deceored him about
10 years. The family consists of three
smite George and Thomas, of Grey,
and Jobe, of McKillop ; and 111150
daughters, Sirs. H. Rattling, of
Mrs George L. Walkets Winona, and
Mrs. John Huffman, Goderith. There
is elso living one brother, George,
now of British Columbia. Mr, kVil-
liatneon was 0 Conservative 30 mei dee
although he tower participated
actively in either munielpal ot politi-
cal afters, The funeval service wee
conducted on Saturday afternoon by
Rev. J, W. Button, the remains being
bovne to Brussels eereeter y. 'elle
casket was carried by Louis and Jas.
‘Villiemstin, Beech Clark. Wilfrid
Reid, 3,0, Huainan and Jas. Fulton.
Every member of the family MLR in
attendance at the funeral.
Waiton
The animal Garde/1 Party in cornice
tion with Duff's church. will be held
oii.L1,e Manse lawn on Teeming, July
5th. Further antiouncemetit will be
made later.
The Farmets' Oltdi will hold a
Pic-nic in Alex. Murray's grove on
Friday, 21t1i inst. A good program is
being arranged. Further anti:mace-
tnent next week.
Thursday aftertmou, 231e1 hist., the
Wornetes Institute will have the
pleasure of listening to att address by
Miss Piet, who comes from Hxbridge,
A good rally is hoped for.
John and Mrs. Smillie and Mise
Kate Buchanan left on Tuesday on a
three nsonth's trip to Vancouver, B.
0. They will also visit et sevetal
points through the West on the re-
turn trip. They were ticketed by H.
L, Jackson, C. P. R. agent at Byes-
sek'ghe Penetanguishene Retold says
of Will Mare, who will be at Moncrieff
Garden Parts, on Wednesday, June
2211d Marr, the popular come.
dian (who is also a returned soldiet)
was Limiter thatt the funniest we've
bed here in empty years.
Rev. J. W. Butath was at Toronto
last week attending the graduating
classes in the Toronto University,
Nit. Button was successful in passing
his font's year in Arts, taking the
Prince of Wales Gold Medal, donated
by Victoria College, for the student
ranking highest itt Grade A. in the
past comae. ()igreittletitale.
STRAWBERRY FESTIYA.L.—On Wed-
nesday, 311111222td, a Strawberry Fes-
tival will be held at the home of Goo,
Jaoksun, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid. of Walnut Methodist
church. Tea will be served from 0108
o'clnek. A gond program is being pre-
pared to consist of solos anti duets by
Messrs. Henry and Thorpe, of 13l.
grave ; selections by Ilbes Edna Rivers,
elocutionist, Goderich ; and addresses
by neighboring pastore. Seaforth
Band has also been engaged for the
evening, : Don't forget, the date and be,
on hand.
Nionkton
SPEIRAN—STIEF,—A, quiet, but
pretty wedding took Mace at the
Lmtheran Manse, 72 Cenibtia street,
Stratford, when Elsie. Margaret C.,
only daughter of August and Mrs.
sesee West Monitore IVIDI united in
marriage to Hartwell (3:,,. youngest
son of John and Mrs. Semen, Grey
township, Rev; V 1-L Brege offlidet.
ing. The bride looked charming in a
tailored suit of navy blue serge with
white hat and gloves and carried
bequet of caunatiolis and ferns, After
the ceremony the bridal patty motor-
ed to the home of the bride's parents
where a delay wedding supper WAS
served, only the intimate friends of
the bride toil groom being presehe
Leto Mr. and Ilhs. Speiran left for
Grey township where they will reside
rie the groom's fine farm, 12th Con
They carry with them the good wishes
of their ming friends for Et long and
happy wedded life. On the Friday
afternoon prim to her marriage Aire.
Sp 'Iran was 00011 11 lovely miseel.
laments shower by aboutthirty cif ho-
ming lady friends, who gathered at
the home 01' liktiannel and Mrs. Stier,
Were. elonkton. Although taken
very much by surprise the blade to be
thanked the gibs for their kindness
and gond wishes, Afterwards hutch
was tweed on the lawn and before
Strawberry
Festival
Under the ells pi ces of the Ladies'
Aid of W 1t331111 Methodist,
Cheryl] will be heel "at
the home of
Mr. Geo. Jackson
WAI.TON
Wedusday, June 22
Tel Will be Send from 6 to 8 p.m,
Program h o'clock vontaisting
1,3 8111110 mid Meta by
Mossra. Hoary & Thorpe,
Bolgrave
Soloctione by Wee Edna Rivers,
Elocutionist, Godorich
Addresses by Noighboring Pas-
tors.
Seaforth Band in Attendance
Adults 50e. Children 25e,
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leaving- fr10 hoine ,hied !voids and
eaug "For she's a jully good Fellow."
Heref rye.
Henry Vaimertnan is retnodelling
his house and putting it in ilest-class
shape.
Verheye is having a cement
foundation put under bis house and
ether, improvements made,
Henry Moore is improving nicely
after his severe illness, his meny
friends will be glad to know.
GARDEN. PARTY,—A Garden Palette
undet the auspices of St. David's
church, Hellbet, will be held at the
home .1 331,111103 Kerr, (1,2 34, colt. 8,
Grey township, on Thuisday, Janie
16th. Tea served from 6 to ti o'elock.
A first -claw; program will he rendered
by Cluist Church quartette, Listowel,
assisted by local taleut. Lucknow
Pipe Bane has been engaged for the
occasion. All are cordially invited to
be present. Rev. A. 11. lugram is LI1E,
rector.
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BASE BALL
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Two Wins and a Loss for aPussels
during the Poet Week.
BRUSSELS 18—KINCARDINE 7
Wednesday afternoon of lest week
was the date set for the Kincardine—
Brussels Rase Ball game and as the
score will indicate was a walk -over for
the home team. Kincardine usually
bas a gond teem but this season is
evidently an exception to the rule.
Pot Brussels Toms Campbell pitched
the first 6 inuings, being relieved in
the 7111 by Sandy Thompson, Spafford
playing his usual good game behind
the bat. Burlitig's hinne-run drive in
the tith innings made the visitors sit
up end take notice. For Kincardiue
Riggiu, a "South -pate," pitcher was in
the box for 6 innings, giving away to
Switzer to finish, while Thompson
caught good hall thrnugh the game.
Genie was tunpired by RnbtRoss, of
Kinentiline. Following is the score :-.-
BELISSIMB 51 11 EINOARD114/0 R 0
Daweon, Sb 4 2 hicLean, se 0
Burling, lb 8 8 Wheeler, Ib —2 It
Gee, 8b 8 8 Anderson, o ........2 2
A. Thompson, s s -3 1 Diebel, 31.1 1 2
o , 2 1 T1201Uption, :lb 2 0
02 Biemen, If 0 5
Hemingway, et .., ..0 6 Nephsw. 111 0 1
12 thimpbell, re. 0 3 Switzer, rf 0 4
T. Catupbell. p... ..... 1 4 Rigglo, P 0 4
1S"4 721
Wtentrear 1.11 —BRUSSELS 2
Friday of last week Bruseels team
met defeat at the halide of the %Squa-
b:on plays; s nt the PArk. in the latter
town. Wingliem are the Itetett, teed-
ers and they ere a tyre'
who look as it they in the
top rine at the end. ef Ow series.
Brussels battery aia geed work,
Sternly Thompson, in the box, pitching
gond enough hell to win the game had
he been properly (t1 11011 10 the
teed. Gee, who played lett field lit
the latter pert of the genie, grabbed
tint 0 320(1 111313, hito that, almost looked
imPoesible, Bruseele may even thlugs
up when the return game is played
here Thursday this week. The
score :5 as follows
13e005E14 R 0 WINCItlAbi 13. 0
Dawson 21, 1 4 Howson. 2 8
Burling, lb ...... Aitelitt,on, If ... 1 4
ee
G, es 0 4 Breekenbury 311 2 2
A, Thomp.ma, p 1 2 Anderson, e 5 1
P. Thompsonom e e Whs., 21) ...... 0 1
Pox, If 0 It 'Hutson, es 0 2
Spofford, e 0 4 Cruickshank, of 0 5
Bost, rf 0 8 Wagner, 1.2 0 5
Hemingway, et,.. 0 4 13100.18,1 p 2 1
—
2 27 10 24
BRUSSELS 10—Lomeetem 5
Bressele teem journeyed In
Lrielialsh on ',Shindig afternoon and
played a whetting game with the boys
of that town. Brussels Wed at eon-
siderable diseulvent age owing to the
condition of the mounds from long
grass, etc. McLennan, who umpired
the game, 2011.4 11111 very well posted on
Kittle and regulations and handed mit,
some taw decieione, while the specie,
tors were anything Itul well behaved,
Gee, Cemphell and Thompson all had
their titres in the box, the former lets
ling telly 0 mot to the bat in the first
two innings. At the close of the tirst
three Irmings the game stood 7.0 in
Brussels favor.
Melees
Wingliane defeated Lueltilow in It
Br, ssels
Farrners'011ub
M0011)000 are naked 20 Et 201121 It 111001.
IDS' 111 211010 store, 13111,30015,
Friday,. 17th inst.,
are 7 d'elock,
A good set (meanies t" quested,
R. Lirr 1,E, LEVI ()Atilt,
bet:Tani y. •' P1 estate; le
elose game in 1110 lateet town on 'rues-
dey itfternoon by a tiettre of 5 20 13
Tuesday of next Week, 2Ist hist.,
Loeb/testi will play their second game
here. This game le to SOUIDIODile 3113
0 o'clock sharp in 1)111151' I1) 51101' every-
body a chapee to Witness
Wiegbain teem will be here Thurs-
day afternoon of this week. The
game was scheduled for Friday but by
arrangement the date has been elinttg-
ed utder to beteg it on fit ussi 3,, little
holidey. 5 e'cluek sbat p is the hour
eommenvenient,
A Triple Presentation
IASI, Friday evening the towhees
and studeatk of the Brussels Cloothent-
Lion School met et the house of Peter
and Mese Stewart beta e separating
fur the Summer vacatiun, II WAS
platted to spend the evening on the
lawn, which littd been lailliantly
lighted with electric lights cleverly
fastened to the teees. Much tel the
disappointment of all, this was pre-
vented by the rain. ludoore, hue -
ever, the time passed most pleasen LI y
with 1110810 and parlor genres. About.
Ill o'clock 13. S. Scott, Prtircipal, mitt
Miss Morris, assistant teacher, yvt
called aud the following eddreee read
to thew by Jeanet IneVeitie
MISE MORRIS AND AIR. ;SCOTT
It was with deep 1 egret Hutt 3315
learned that you were about 111 sever
your conneetion wislt one sehtee.
You have Mien with us severel years
Heal we have le/trued to look to you
for help in our sport as well Ito tete
1011111 and 11.tve yet to be disappointed,
To show our appteciation ut your el -
forts, we ask you, Miss Morrie, to ILI,
cept this Kodak aud Mt. Scott ORS
Olub Bag wishing it were much more,
WPC had we dropped In a, copper for
every worry we must 11500 crewed
you, we would tamely have been able
1,0 present you each with a cer—a
Ford at least. Wishitig you e0e1
auccess in the new wek and the
greatest co-operation among your new
pupils and that, we may often see yott
back in dear old BrUSSSIS. We see
and always will be your friends and
well withers. Signed oft behalf of the
B, C. S. pupils.
MR. AND MRS. HeementemN,
K. WILTON,
F. BUDEIANA.N,
Archie Stewart, a 111 Awns bey, theit
presented bliss Morris with a CIRIIIRWl,
folding camera ; while Margaret 51,
Nair, Form I, handed Mt. Scott t
handsome club bag.Both recelpiente
were deeply affected but made brtef
and appeopriate eeplies. blies Mott ie
thought she was better at givieg the
rules for participles, or the defects of
the Quebec Act than speaking at a
filhotion like this. However, silo
deeply appreciated the esteem i0
which the students held her, and stes
would always recall with a gteat cleat
of pleasure the titne spelt!, with them.
Not for several years had Mr. Smite
been called upon to . speak whet..
he was beset with such a conflict
opposing emotions. lie had been cot.-
nected with the school for DAD you.,
and during that tithe his vele-Lintel
with the pupils iota been most agrees
eble, One featuve that had aleasys
impressed him was the splendid school
spirit and the abseuce of clique, lie
had the beet of good wishes for the
strtdonts and hoped that, wherever
(hey went, they tvould always keep la
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e01 51115111151 "Pack all
your troubtes in your new club bag,"
by everybody, wasebe third presentee
Mon. Without any formal addre,w,
slargaret Mende on behalf or that
Form, ptesented. Merrier Wood, Prom.
1, with a fine pale of cuff 'Mks, Al-
though all three secrets were well
kepi, 00 005 was more germinely sin -
ptfited. than Meeter elertiets How-
ever, he managed to reply briefly mid
seitably. Then everyone 911,1151
"They're All Jolly Good Fellows."
The next feeture, wheth everyone
appreciated, partiettlarly the boys,
was the serving of a delighful lunch
by Mrs. Stewart, the houtess, and
some of the glide. Refine the com-
pany broke up, Beet. .Lott, the Honor -
new President of the School Literary.
Society, expreseed ou behalf of all
peesent a few welds of appreciation to
Mr. and Mrs. Stewatt for their Rout-
ine hospitality, and to the girls who
had prepered and moved the lunch.
This was heartily indorsed by blargaie
et Mautidets, President of the Soelety.
Archie Steteart, known to hie
mates as Pete, and wen 15 a boy ef
fetv wovds, but more deeds, replieo,
remarks occupying aboulia seconile.
It was le lightehearted party 1)2 1)001
iteld giels Which separated about I
&stooks strolling by two's and throws
not into the cool Smuttier nigbi.
.11verywhere were to be beard 1521321'
-
5(0110 of genuine satisfaction at tho
tle-
lightful time enjoyed by all. And iso
though unable yet 10 forget, them,
anatchea of the songa that ltd besot
sang were wafted hack elearly on 'the.
still night air.
Who shall say that' childhood and,
youth ern but vanity