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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-6-23, Page 1VOL , 49 NO, 52 702 00 Per annum in advance BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, ,DUNE 23, 1g21 W. H, KIRK, Probrie,or Paid-up Capital $ 0,700,000 Reserve - - -1$,000,000 Resources - 280,000,000 Mutual. Growth Many customers who started as small deposi- tors pr borrowers in The Bank of Nova Scotia are now among the country's largest concerns. They have grown with the bank, and the bank has grown with them. Tha Bank has helped them, by sound and care- ful service, to grow, and as their business increas- ed so also did that of the bank. 20B THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA E. A. DIXON Manager Brussels New Ads,artisements Lanohes-Mrs, Showell. Great Sale -Halls & Son, Sugar -W. J. SinOrnaken. Dominion Day in WIntthem. Pups for rale -Alex, Nichol, 2 package sale -P. R. Smith. Plc•nio-Knox Church, Oranbrook. Stock -taking sale-Chnpman:Bros.. Mzsirirt gels Jamestown HYMIENEAL.-A quiet wedding took place Saturday morning, June llth, e 4. . 4114.4.`J•���416,e ANNIVERSARY SERVICES The Anniversary Services of Melville ehurch Brussels 1Wili be conducted by MajorA. Graham of London, on Sunday, June. 26th at 11 a, rn and The Unveiling of Memorial Tablet Will take place at the Morning Service. Special Music by the Choir. A cordial welcome to all. cc A. A. Lamont, Rev. J. P. McLood, Sec.-Treas. Pastor. at the home of Ohne, and Mrs, Cooke,: when their e r daughter, Eleanor, Ina, became the bride of Thomas Burke.t Oei'emony was performed by_Rev, Methodist. Churches Mr, Armstrong, pastor of the Meth°. diet chutch Following n hetet f ho nes - ETHEL moan Mr, and Mis, Burke have taken up their 'residence on the groom's faun least of Jamestown. We extend, eon ratulatione and wish them than CIRCUIT g y happy and prosperous yeare, Morris Council'met Monday, of last week. Thos, Pierce was re-elected a Direr: - tor of the Pure Breeders' Association last week, at Wingham. We are sorry to state that W. A, Shaw, Vanuouver, B. 0., brother to Joe Shaw, Srd line, had the misfor- tune to break hie right arm in 2 places by a "kick" from his car while crank- ing, Elope he will soon be o. k, Israel and Mrs. Erb, Levi and Mrs. Erb and daughter, of Formosa, were visitors at the homes of Wm. and Mrs. South, Henry and Mrs. Bone and other frieuds this week. They were motoring. While playing Foot Ball at Ethel last Monday evening Jno, Bowman, one of the Brussels team, had the mis- fortune to have his nose broken by an accident. We trust he will not suffer much inconvenience by the damage done. Wm. OLEQE DECEASED, -A former resident of Wingham and Morrie passed away at thehome of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Hetherington at Pullyap, Wash:, Monday, May 80th, in the person of Win. Olegg. Deceased was born in Godezich Township and later taught school -in Iforris and was Township Olerk. He moved from. there to Blyth where he was in the hardware business, and was Reeve of the village, afterwatde moving to Wingham where he engaged in the grain business. For 5 .,years he was Mayor of Wingbam and later was Reeve. From Wingham he moved to the let line of. Morrie and was License Inspector for a time. About 18 mouths ago be and Mrs. Clegg went to Washington to reside with their adopted daughter, Walton U. le, 0. pic-nic in A. Murray's grove Friday afternoon of this week, Strong efforts are being,. put forth to have the death sentences of young Sabine's murderers, of Toronto, com- muted to imprisonment for life. They don't, deserve so much sympathy spilled over them. Dominion Day JULY IST . NORM FORENOON Base Bali Paline'eton vs. Lucknow AFTERNOON Base Ball Teeswater vs. Winghaln Lacrosse Hanover ve. Wingham Henderson Juvenile Iiitie Band London ' Wingham Citizens' Band Palmer's Big Midway BigDoings gs iV in come, Afternoon and Evening. Spend Dominion Day in Wingham Stock-tKing Sale SHOES ODD Pairs and ends of lines of Shoes in stock will be placed on the - 1 Ha_ rgai n Counter Saturday, r, June 25th At prices below present Wholesale Cost These are alPood goods and you will be fortunate ifg g we have your size. Chapman Bros. The Cash Shoe, Next door to Bank Of Nova Scotia Next Sabbath the regular ser- !ilea will be held at the usual 'hours. Garden Party Under the nue/doesot Union Church' Union Church Grounds. Tuesday eu'g, June 28th Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock. Fred. J. Perrin, Toronto Relined Humorous Entertainer. In Comic Songs, Rtories. &o., assisted by the Flnkbolner quartette of Listowel Methodist Church and others will take port in the Pro. gram. Admission 60 and 26 Dents, Sunday Soho° willbe held ou Come and Enjoy a Good Time 1 Did you put a tender in fur Rural Route 2 of King George's posts service ? Tenders close on July 1st. Monday evening, June 131,11, the pupils of Mise McMichael's %choral, (No. 12, Grey and McKillop,)• gave a Concert in the A. 0,17. W. Hall here. Musical numbers, recitations and monologues by the little people were very fine and showed tbeir teacher and they certainly deserve eongratu- Iations, Violin duets by' Leo Steph- enson and Lorne Dale, Constance, and a violin solo by Ed. Rowland were also very much appreciated. Proceeds were about $127,00, Annual Garden Party of Duff's church, Walton, will be held on Manse lawn, Tuesday evening, July 6th. Supper served from 0 to 8.30 Program will be A 1 and will include The Brunswick Trio Concert Oom• pany, cnmpoeed of Spence Bros. and Jock Ballantyne, the Scotch come- dian ; Mise Nancy Frederick, Soloist, who sang for the boys iu the trench- es, and Prof, hlickle, the trap drum- mer. Seaforth Band will also be on hand as well as several clergymen. A booth will be on the ground. If weather should prove unfavorable for outdoor gathering program will be given in the church. u ch. Tine Ladies' Aid is in charge of the annual event and are putting their usual "go" into it, See the posters. Ethel LADY'S Gold Wrist Watch lost on Tune 18th at Ball grounds. Reward offered for its re- turn to 99'..7, Gill, O2iroi C TADLs house for sale 8 bed- rooms, psrlor,dining -roam Summer kitchen ppantr,eellngood frame stable, Leu house fruit trace and%aare of land. EDWARD Iri,oron nit, Ethel OoxronTA5Dg brink howqa�s for sale, with furnace, kitchen and woodshed, hard and soft wntor, stable Bao„ rituated on Main street, Ethel. For partlaulars Phone 2225 or 108 Brun. eels Central. E G. Clark was in Guelph on busi- ness this week: A full report of the Kerr•Sache wedding is to band but has to be held over till next issue. The members of L 0. L, 081 are .asked to meet Friday evening of this week for special business, Miss Flora Walls, who has been visiting with M. J. and Mee. Slemmon left for her Itome in Toronto Tuesday. On Sabbath evening,•July 5111, the Orange Lodge will attend service in the Ethel Methodist church. Service at 7 o'clock, Ethel will be well represented at Brussels Friday evening at the Listo- wel -Brussels Intermediate Foot Ball final game. Rev, A. I. McKelvey, formerly of Ethel, will have Teeswater as his new charge. lie has been stationed at Oil Springs for the past term. Rev. Mr, ()Kell, who underwent an operation for removal of tonsils, at a Loudon hoepital le making favorable improvement and expects 00 resume his pulpit a week from next Sabbath. Tuesday Wm. and Mrs. Slernmon and Mrs. J. Menzies left on a holiday - trip to the West. They will go Victoria and visit ht meroue inter- vening nt et - veningnoloLs, We wish them a good Lima, Close attention of our readers is called to the new advt. of Halls & Sone. If you want Bargains (and everybody does) he has them for you. Call at his store and tenet out the values cl and n u imyour new broom, Brussels and Ethel Junior Foot Ball teams met here itt an Association match Monday evening, when a close and interesting game was staged. The result was a tie, score being 1-1. Attendance was large and enthusiasm manifested. Friday afternoon of this week the Woolen's Institute will meet in the School room of the Methodist church at 2;80 to hear Miss Pirt, who speaks on the enbject "The stranger within our gates." All the ladies of the com- munity are invited, STRACHAN - 11017N16NBER(4,•-•Tues- dayafterrnonn June 141,11, it quiet wed- ding was solemnized at the residence of Rev. J. It, Leve•ie, of Grace Pres- hyterian church, Oeign'y, when Mies Adeline A, B. Rnnnenberg, of West Monkton, Ontario, was united in nate eiage to Howard E. R. Strachan, of Lone Butte, Alberta, formerly of tithe1. Mr, and Mrs. Strachan left on the evening trail) for Batill where they will spend a brief honeymoon. On their return they will reside at Lone Butte, Alberta, The bride was attended by Mies Ella Linteck while 10, 01, Liu tea snppootad the grown, Mre James Earl who Tae been mak- Ing her borne for the past couple of years at the home' of the late Aden). Turnbull, her brother-in-law, 'helping so faitbfully to nurse the said aged one, also Mise Jessie, who has been laid aside for several years with a complicatiou of troubles, has returned to Ethel, her former home. At pres- ent. she.is not very well but we hope a well earned rest will restore her to usual vigor, Feltz BARN :RAISED, -Last Friday the bank barns on the farm of David Sanders, of this locality, to take the place of the :ones destroyed by fire last Fall, were raised by a bee of pos- sibly 200 mon, August encktnier anti D, Milne, who were captains48 years ago when the former frame was put up, were the official leaders again and did the job well, the former winning in a lively race. Bulldingo are 44x72 feet and 40x60 feet, and are now well enclosed. Ohne. Quer•eiigl,esser was the hustling contractor, The cement foundation work was well done by Jas. Leaver, Wingham. Mrs. Sanders and host of assistants arranged tables loaded with the necessaries and lux- uries of life, to which full justice was done. Mr; Sanders wishes to heartily thank the many friends who have proved so helpful during the .passing year and will never forget their kind - nese. Molesworth Molesworth Union School Picnic will be held in Chau, Mclntoeh's bush on Thursday, June 30th. Sports will be held lu the afternoon and a Foot Ball match in the evening. Every- body come and bring lunch. - Grey Early haying is on the program in many places. Hiles Templin. London, is spending his vacation at the home of J. H, Hoover, the visitor behig a nephew of Mrs, Hoover. Tenders received for Oth Oon, drain, Whitfield Branch arid McDonald drain by Township Clerk MacDouald, and will be opened Monday, July 4th at 2 p. m. At the annual meeting of the Pure Breeders' Association, held at Wing- ham last week, Oliver Turnbull was once more the choice as occupant of the President's chair. Dr. J. W. and Mrs, Campbell, St. Louis, Mich., are holidaying at the home of J. Henry and Nrs. Hoover, llth Con, The Dr. is Mrs. Hoover's brother. They came by motor. Fred. and Mrs. Ford and family, London, who spent the week end with friends here, also called on frieude in St. Marys, have returned to their home, after a pleasant outing. They came byauto. Former i a a nephew of D. G. Clark mud Mrs. W. an, 10th Con. 'John Uteri:, tvho has spent a Pleasant holiday, of several weeks, with relatives andfri ends has return- ed to his home at dlaukati, Minnisnta, IIS He is a nephew of David G. Clerk and Mrs. W. Mown and visited at different points on his return trip, St. Marys, London, Chicago and Minneapolis. Dont forget the bigGardenParty nn the grounds of Udinn Metii sl1ot church, llth Con„ on Tuesday even- ing next. Supper reran 0 to 8, follow- ed by a splendid program by Feed. J. Perrin, humorist, Toronto, Finkbein- er quartette, Listowel, and othe'e. See posters and advt. and get there if itt all possible. Next Tuesday even- ing remember. The John Laurent farm containing 50 acres Be Lot 10, 'Ono. 4. has been purchased by Roderick McKay, whose farm is just across the road. The pur- chase price was $2,400 and ale, Mc- Kay is now in possession. The new proprietor has 42 acres of flax an the Lamont farm. Owing to Til health Mr. Lamont was takers to the County Home at Clinton which made it neces- sary to dispose of the property, The Canadian Churchman says the following concerning Fred, J. Perrin, who will be at Union Gordon Party on Tuesday evening, June 28th :- Fred. Perrin, from Toronto, simply brought down the house with each of his character performances and had to appear after each piece to the call of numerous and vociferous 'enc°1es, It is nn exaggeration to say that thou h he wasi nten el s fnn^ro gthere tern as t lint v uword org estli i • r touching R eon vulgar upon the vegars r profane, in fart, his whole perfornianee ran be classed as safe for any audience. Sertarst-aO'NEIT.L,-On Wednesday June 16th, a very pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Ulare'e church, Tor - nu to by Rev. Pert , McCabe!' irtn when Miss Laura O'Neill, dough ter of the late B. and Mrs, O'Neill, Barrie, became the bride of De. J. H. Strath, son of the late W. and Mrs, Strati), 10,1 Oon, Grey, The btidewho was given away by her brother wore a pretty gown of white kitterisear crepe with trine• nliugs of silver lace and large French hat faced with shell pink and trimmed with white plume, and carried Killar- ney roses. She was attended by iter sister Mabel, in a dainty flack of mauve organdy' and leghorn hat with mauve trinuisings and carried Ophelia roses. Wm, Strath, Neither of the groom, was best than. Daring the ceremony choice mnsie was rendered. by the choir, After it dainty tweak - fast et the Oares-Iite, the bride and groom left for Muskoka, the bride go - Ing away in a navy bine trieotinne snit with legbo•in hat to match and went'ing white fox furs the gift of the groom, The grnnnn'e gift tn the brideamtid was a goid Bracelet and to the best man a set of ebony military brushes. After July let they wilt be at home at 70 Vaughan Road, Tarot. to, Pic- riC A Picnic under the auspices of the Sunday School of KNOX CHURCH CRANBROOK \'VIlI be held in Harry Smalldon's Bush uh --ON-- Saturday 25th Inst. Good Program of Sports Don't forget Your Basket Everybody Welcome ! Across the Continent and Back Delightful Trip Never to be Forgotten. Special Train Convoys Canadian Weekly Newspaperman to Vancou- verfor Annual Mooting. When the Canadian Weekly News- paper Association planned the historic tour to the Pacific they had no idea that it would be eo generally patron• ized by the members of the press or that it would prove such a pace -maker in the history of the organization. It was a hie undertaking but the Oan- adian Northern Railway and the 0. P. R. very willingly co-operated with the Association and the combined ef- fort was assuredly crowned with suc- cess and the trip, with its merry party and many interesting incidents, will long live as a happy memory, crowded into 20 days. The press party of Ontario and the Eastern provinces, assembled at Tor- onto,on June 2nd, as the starting poinwhere they found an elegant out- fit in train eervice awaiting them, made up of the Pullman cars, Rideau, St. Jerome, Ohaudiere, Lytton, Ger- rard and Kermuay, Dining car, tour- ist car and baggage car. Part of the outfit was the same as that used on the trip of the Prince of Wales across the continent and it was elaborate, mostconvenient con ennent ando C rnfOCtRble and everything done by the officials to conduce to the happiness of the quill drivers, wives and daughters. There were about 150 iu the :party including railway officials, trate of. facials, steward and diner staff. A more affable crowd would be difficult to find. Westerly newspapermen and their party travelled by their own cars so that we were all together at Vancouver and Victoria, Our train which left Toronto at 4 p. m. on Thursday, June 2nd, was our home until our arrival back to the Queen city on Monday June 20th, each person occupying the same seat, berth and car allotted them prior to starting out.o ' Ass cintion Manager er Sa lea saw to it that there was no hiving n and East and West, North and South met in the distribution in the various cars. THE POST Editor and his wife found themselves cosily situated in St. Jerome, seat and berth No, 4. Each car had a Captain, who was in charge for the tour, ours being 13. McGuire, Editor of the Orangeville Banner, Ernest Bradley, Toronto, was our porter and looked after our contingent most satisfactorily, It may be of iterest to give the personnel of our special train party with their addresses, with whom we fraternized for the 8 weeks we travel- led together. Here is the alphabetic- ally arranged list :- Alger, S. R, Telegram Ottawa Anslow,H. B. Graphic Oam alit b on N,B p B. Aeolian g, H. R. P Progress -Enterprise Lunetburg, N. S. Blackstone, Geo. A., and wife Times Oeillia, Ont. Brennan, A. 11,, and wife Journal ti 1 1 . i ) mmerside P. E. I, Britton, B. 0., and svife Reporter . Ganannque, Ont, Brooke, Mise M. L. Observer Hartland, N. 13. Calder, A. 13. Montreal, Quo, Official representative of C. P. R, Callum, A, E. and wife Gazette Piston, Ont. Carnirhaet, Roy Echo Verdun, Que. Oave, W. G. and wife Argus Midland, Ont, Oave 1 7 , and daughter Express Beaverton, Ont, Oo'nnier, Max D„ and wife Le Madawaska Edmunston, N. B. Corson, R, I. rend wife Economist Markham, Ont. Craig, W. Logan, and daughter Star & Vidette Grand Valley, Ont. Cote, Mies M. A, Le Sir Laurent 1'tiviere-du-Loup, Que. Davies, VV, R„ wife and daughter, (President C. W. N, A,) Memory Renfrew, Ont. Davis, le. A. J. + Central Canadian Carleton Place, Ont, Davie, 11. D., and wife Advocate v cat e M Dass, A. J.,and Mies Idaitchell, On 13mow (alravenhurst, Ont, DEenholmtt, 1V, 1 H., M„aandrid wifwifee News-'1'ribuue Blenheim, Ont, llio Times Fort Frances, One. Ellis, A. W., wife and daughteOtr, Advertiser -Topic Petrone, Mt, Fleming, Howard and wife Sun -Times Owen Sound, Ont, Fielding, Mrs P. M. Tribune Windsor, N. S. Fisher, ,I. A„ and wife Advoeute Pictote, N. S. Forbes, MissA. Tribune Windsor, N. S. Foran, J, Ed, L'Eelsiit'ur Beauceville, Que. Fraser, Don 0. leastern Ohronicle New Glasgow, N. S, Fry, W. H. wife, and Mies Marjorie Chronicle Dunnville, Ont, Giles, J. S„ and wife Watchman Lachute, Que. Hale, J. R, and Mies N1. G. Oriltia, Ont. Harris,Packet H. G, and dauAdvertiser ghter' Kentville, N. S. Harris, E. A. and wile Gazette Burlington, Ont. Haycraft, Miss E. E. Statesman Bowneanville, Ont. Heliems, W. H,, wife and daughter. Reporter Kingsville, Ont. Hetherington, Mabel E. Secretary O. W. N. A. Toronto Howard C, K. Toronto, OuL. Official representative of Hudson, E. S. Express Beamsville, Ont. Hudson, Geo. E. Herald Hespeler, Ont. Hunter, J, J,, and wife Reporter Kincardine, Ont. Hurley, J. J., and wife Cost Expert Irwin, W. Brantford, Ont. Ohroni(le Durham, Ont. Kerr', W. H•, and wife P Keefer,oet J. G., and wife Brussels, Ont. Register Norwood, Ont. Keefer, I. H. Register Norwood, Ont, Lancaster, T. P. Standard ' Havelock, Ont. Legge, Geo., and wife Leader Mail Granby, Que: Lowe, Miss Mabel Reformer Oshawa, Ont. MacBeth, M, and wife Sun Milverton, Ont. MacLaren, J. A., and wife Examiner Barrie, Ont. MacGilliveary, C. J., and wife Oasket Antigonieh, N. 8., Macdouald, J. E. and daughter Enterprise Uhesley, Ont. McGuire B, wife e and Miss Louise Banner Orangeville, Ont. McWilliam, Geo, F. North Shore Leader Newcastle, N. 13. Mitchell G. wife and Miss Dorothy Post Hanover, Ont. Moore, A Nerve, H., and wife St. John's Que. Pearce George Star Waterford, Ont. Pearce, Glendon Star Waterford, Ont. Sayles, E. Roy, wife, and Miss Jean Manager C. W. N. A. Toronto Semple, R. A„ and wife Sentinel Tottenham, Ont. Shore, H. J., and wife ShortCitizen,E, E„ and wife Port Oolborne, Ont, Beacon Southampton, Ont. Simard, Alf. L'Eclairenr Beauceville. Que. Sims, T, W., and wife Southcotit, J. M., and wife TimElgiesn Sun West Lorne, Ont. Exeter, Ont. Stevens, Fred and Miss Marion Observer Hartland N. B. Stewart, O. K., and wife Chronicle Three Rivers, Que. Stratton, E. Nerve Sydney Mines, N. S. Templin, J. 0. News -Record Fergus, Ont, Tremblay, Miss Eva Le St, Laurent Riviere-du•Loup, Que. Vanatter, J. W. W. Star Goderich, Ont. Wane C, and wile Examiner Barrie, Ont, Watson, A. H., and wife Rew Madoc, Ont, Whalley, T. ., and wife Standard Pembroke, Ont. Winterviebnrn, WJ. S, Gazette Norwich, Out, Wright,A. and Miss W., s Grad e Oan Mount Forest, £edetate a ores t, r It, Young, \. V R Freeholder Cornwall, Ont, ICochrane, Cobalt and locality have I most sections beaten but there are manyfine stretcher; of arable 1 a already affording homes for.,tl e pioneer farmer, who is willing to temporarily so yyple e•'fortan1e jomeeof the older settled era m 'toe m um a ittk tr in e i_ g on to newer fields. There are millions of acres of extra good farm lands in New Ontario and the wonder is that they have been passed by for many years in the large advertised rush to the snore Westerly prairies. Our Pro. vincial Government has a good right to be better boosters in the days to come. The Grand Trunk Pacific) opened up a tuagniflcent stretch of country that will lit the future afford homes for many a million. Saturday at 11 a. in, our train ran into the commodious depot at the fine old city of Winnipeg and after a march past for a moving picture and camera man and giving the cry of each car we were greeted and welcom- ed by a great host of relatives and friends who appeared to turn out en - masse to see the press party. Nearly everybody seems to have friends in this gateway of the West and it was well illustrated on Saturday. Oity Council had arranged an auto drive to view -the expansiveness and devel- opment of the Peg and following this was an elegant luncheon at Assina- boine Park, where a short Welcome program and suitable responses was given. Parliament buildings and other places of note were visited after- ward then the travellers scattered to the various points of the compeas to enjoy the hospitality of friends of long ago, Fort Garry hotel, in all its elegance, was headquarters, The time aped only too quickly and 9,16 p. In,, the hour for our departure, found ue at the depot ready to en train for Saskatoon, our next stop. Although the had visited Winnipeg prior to this the growth and devolopment of the city has been such we would hardly know we had ever seen it. Our sight- seeing was done under the competent chautfeurship of Dr. Meiklejohtt who knows the city like a book and was well able to poet us on the latest and best that was worth while is the city, past present and future. It was our happy experience to make a short visit at the home of Harold J„ and Mrs. Mor- den, formerly of Brussels (the latter being Miss Kate Wilson before her marriage) after which we dined at the home of J. It, Grant, Postmaster at Brussels for many years, Mise Dolly Shaw, an old resident of the carpet town, whom we had not seen for some time, was also a guest. (To be continued) It is not our intention to attempt tn crowd into one issue of Taw POST the story of ttte many interesting places we visited, old friends leve were de lighted tad to meet alai dihe magnificent eficen t views we got of prairie, mountain, lake and ocean. There are not' adjec- tives enough in the ordinary diction- ary to enable us to tell oar Leaders of the vastness, beauty and wonders of such a trip, "See Rome and die" was tin old addage that encompassed much but the thousands of miles stretched out between Toronto and Victoria' afforded such au ever changing pan drama we are disposed to urge such a tour to every Canuck, who eau pos- sibly arrange to take it, as the acme holiday of their lives and to arrive at some idea of the vastness, possibili- ties, and future of this wonderful Dominion of Canada. After a fine run through Northerly Ontario we arrived at Ooclirane Fri- day morning at 10.30 o'clock, This was King George's Birthday, so we assembled on (hesitation platform and after Rev, A. H. Moore, Anglican clergymen, and Editor of St. John's. Quebec News ()fleeted prayer. 3 cheers and a tiger were given inr Hie Majeety the King with a volume and enthust- mem that left no onlookers in doubt of the loyalty of the "gang." For rugged country between North Bay and Belgrave GARDEN PARTY. -Another big Garden Party will be held on Garner Nicholson's lawn, 4th line Morrie, la miles East of Belgrave, on Thursday evening, June 30th, under the auspices of the Presbyterian church, Belgrave. The committee has succeeded in secur- ing the Brunswick ak Tri o The Har- mony Boyle" presenting Jock. Ballan- tyne, Scottish comedian. The several Committees are sparing neither time nor expense to make dale the greatest suceese ever held on the grounds. Short addresses are expected from Rev, Mr. Peters, Belgrave ; Rev. Mr. Hawkins, Blyth ; John King, Blue - vale, and others. Chair will be occu- pied by Rev, C. G. Jones, Belgrave. Grounds will be lighted by Mr. Stewart's ,Delco -light, Wingham. Refreshments served on the European plan. Admission, adults 25c, and children 16c. Wroxeter Lunches will be served e n af oruoon and evelet. gat my home, J.Ilowloksnap street, on July let. siaa. A. J. Snuvinrm, Mie J. Black is holidaying in Tor- onto, Robert White returned from Toron- to last week. Mrs. M. McLennan is the guest of relatives in Seaforth, C. D. Simpson, Brucefleld, spent PHUT withp y friends in the village, Mrs. F. Kitchen left on Saturday to 'visit relatives in Toronto and Detroit, Berbers Patterson is having a new oven erected at his bakery this week. Olittord White and Raymond Ruth. ford are enjoying a week's fishing at Mukoka, J. Black, Ayr, and W. Singer, Tor- onto, spent last week with the form- er's brother, R. Black, here. Pete Milligan, Win b am who was seriously ill for several rnonrhe spent last week ttithhi' s mother here, The Foot Ball game between Ford- wich and Wroxeter teams, played in the Park Wedueeday evening, result ed iu a tie, the scare standing 1-1. Congratulations are extended to Miss Annie Hislop, eldest daughter of 13. and ;Mrs. H)elop and George E. Griffith, who were married at the manse, Brussels, ou Wednesday. They will reside es the groom's farm. in Howick township. The second Annual U. F, 0. Picnic of this locality, held in the Park Fri- day afternoon, was a most enjoyable affair. Attendance was largo. Ad- dresses were given by ?rs.ideat Hal- bert, of the U. F. 0., and J o. King, Bluevale, After tea a Poet Balt match was played between Brown - town and Salem, the latter winning by a score of 1.0. In a ite of the heavy rain and con. tinned threatenitigg weather through out the morning, tsheliowling i'snrna- mont', held 01n Friday, wars well attend- ed, Rinks were present front Blyth, Seaforth, i3ruseole, Teeswater, Hen- sall and Listowel, let prizes, pyrex eaeseroles were won by Brussels brass jarsineres, 2nd prizes by Sea - forth, and purses, 8rd prizes by Blyth. MALCOLti BLACK will fill tke easancy on the Public Library, Board occasioned by the Yellows'. of F. H. Gilroy to Petrone.