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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1925-5-27, Page 5BUSINESS CARDS NIH (ndttHtrlal i e*Lage and tl eaNINO, CompanY4lD 04kFrlja Oatarlo aro emend to edvanoe limey'on Mortgeees en good..landa, Parties desiing money en term mortgagee will. please npnly to Ja111e9 UOWan Selitortli• qnC., who will fur - 110a ratan RAU ether %/patentor% Tb6 Industrial Morttgaaio tend Savings Company ziletxa,40 op.. 40spotea1T AC3ENT FOR i:ire, Automobile and Wind Ins. COMPANIES. For Brussel* and vicinity Phone647 JAMES M'FADZEAN (gent Hoick Mutual fire Insurance Com an • Also 1. Shipped Ho as to Stwtei The TVs- si's'ter News (makes retcrenCa t0 a genUetns i �'ei1 known in arusscls; when he eret:ted the rink here:— R. Da Ch'ieks y l gypped to f his fag a k IN the-Oan,tdian egg hiving contest in Ottawa in 1028.24, and the Oi'ntidien and Ontario contests 1924.26, inclusively, our pens of S, O. White Leghorna as winter egg pro - :teems were int first plane, %Vhc.ii.btiyr int; ynue Milts t ilriie why not buy. O4 Iedian chicks with years of good reputation back of therm when They can -be eeeurll'd at practically saws east. as ehlelte 1'VOID inferior stock., Leghorn chicks 12 Dents each. Rieke 15 etc each. June delivery, In ceder to get them early in June, it will be uecespary for you to place your outer without delay. - Hartford Windstorm and Tornado Inauranne TI' alter Rose Phone 92 Box 1 Turnberry Street Brussels BRUSSELS • JNO, SUTHERLAND 16 SONS ,1 LLIMITED7M ya a�JY 6i HNHf7rxS'eR' Qi�,Hr 6ra'ZaPN ONIVIddly D. M. SCOTT laczwSL2J a ore rZOdWs`1am PRICES MODERATE For references aoneult any parson whole Bales. 1. have officiated at. Phone 78x or 05 T. T. M'RAE M. B., M. O. di S. G. M. 0. H., Village of Sturm', Phyatotan, Surgeon, Aocouche•w Office at residence opposite Moiv Ole Church,, William street. r ~era nizavemsses v ekti r 4A 7 idisiiia'ry Winter Term. from Jan. 5th BUSINESS COLLEGE G 1 STrTATFORD, (Mr.Q,' Commercial lite offers greater',poor. 3r tnnitlea than does any other rolling, r•,f Central graduates secure gond nevi- g, amt w s 0 receive more calls �e V ( C e ed helpthan 1 for train WO have st d 1g ate. rite the ootlogay interest you, tg its [rat catalogue, 1t may interest you. v` 0,'A. M'LA01ILAN, PRIN. 4 CENTRAL • ,,t.�1�.6.m,4�.bm>v.•'+t.,Av�„�m,,,5v�,�2CL,.6,� it PiI to�ted t the Best EL�I%.(��®ji//T t€ led Pi Car. Yonqe and Alexander Sts, Toronto gEvery graduate of the last flf- > teen months has secured em. ria meht. Open all year, En- ter new, � OaUlingne fees. SY W. J. ELLIOTT, PRiNOIPAL i4i Rav!"al'Fa4m Fa �AvorAV7. &1,`.04rsx 4.114.11144.4.10.44.44.944+44.6.4474+ •0 Wool WANTED Hig hest market prices t paid. • Bee rue or. Picone No, 2x, Brus- sels, and I will call and get your Wool. M. Yollick S ! Stop ' Look tit Li!r Listen 0 Ye who have BATTERY trouble don't throw away your old battery — use R E V I V U the New Battery Electrolyte. Makes your Old Battery work Like new. For Quarter the cost. Earl Anderson Distributor for Huron County. Brussels, 1'. 0., Phone 154 WHEAT WANTED We tae in need of Wheat for; Milling. Give us a call at our expense If you have any, to sell, No trouble to quote prices. • 'All kinds of Flour and Feed For auto T. Q. Hemphill, WROXETER hbul' Ali II 21 Pf1ONltES . Slit Pea 111.111 20 • Night ti0 ONTARIO ural duo fano Go slaw over road itlterseetions. N1cxw Monday is the 1st of June. COUNCIL tweets 00 Monday eventing. li11LvERfoN Ie celebrating on June' ffid Ngx'r Wednesday, June 3rd, King George's birthay, is a Bank holiday. Qum a etowd Nene to Ethel on Friday evening to -see the Football match, I1esrEOTIoN of the School Cadets to- morrow Morning (Thursday), at View -ria Park. Dan RATION service, Sunday, June 71.1), 01 Brussels cemetery by Western Star Lodge, h O. 0 F. NEARLY twenty per cent. of the United States Wealth ie invested in tax exempt securities. THE perfume of the Mao, sweetest of all, i8 now being added to the at, come -cast by the fruit blossoms. ITIust/ %oho says he is "tired of the Lunt of 4 4" may be more tired than over alley he has tasted same, 'Lralc Canadian stamp tax on chtqu• e6, r'eeei4)ts, rte , netted the .govern- ment, $3,821,890 in the fls,yyal year just closed. i'rx up the flower beds. Nothing rotates a town more attractive at 60 tin ill a cost1 - t os as a profusion r f brit Beni 11 ewers THE swatting of flies on the base- ball diamond has been fully inaugur- ated. It will soon be in older to swat the flies in the home, WITH -a Provincial tax on every dance and ti similar tax on every bot- tle of pop the Ontario pie -sic season of 1923 is doomed to failure. IOaA n plants sten to take frost mo re to heart than anything r y g else. When they h y ar• e well nipped they don't -eirnply droop and look sad—they dis- appear. ppear. Lion. Mr. Latta, Minister of Educa- tion in Saskatchewan,' and an old Stanley Township boy, was uoruinat- etl as a candidate in the cotuing electiml, glosso m Time.—We hear o act 1 s m about going to the Nittbata District for Blossom time, but why go? It's blossom time 10 Huron County right oow. Howard Bartty, of London, and son of John Battey, Seufol•th, form. ell), of Brussels, will have charge of the amusement program for the W. 0, 13. A. buwleis this year. This de. pertinent will be in gond hands. Millions in Foes. -Since the intro- duction , f nioture into the province, ,motorists have paid in licence fees it little over $22,000,000 and during that same period the province hits return- ed to the muuicipalities over 525,000,000 Named 'Clerk of Court.—Frederick 11. Thompson, 11. 0. of Stratford, was appointed local Registrar of the Supre7ue Com La, Clerk and Registrar of the Surrogate Oour•t,of Lbu County of Perth, by the Provincial govern.. IDetl 11 a•c0tlltc H. A. statement credited to an Intern- ploynlent 1 elief official at Toronto, is to the tifeet that in several years' experience he has not found among. the hundreds applying for relief one who liad'beeu brought up on a faint. The farm boy is trained to baud work, thrift and independence—a splendid trio. Annual Inspection.—Annual Inspec- tion of 13, U. . U,ule1s will t a taetU on 'l'hurltiay, May 28t1t, at 11 It. tn., Viototia Park, 'Biussets. New un- ifoims of cadets will be in use tot first time. No trimer hooch to be found in Otitat•io than your own boys: Donne nue, come all and see what tit boys tire doing. You're interested ?— Show it. - Appointed Chairman.—B. S. Scott, formai P. iucipal of f8tuesels Cootie nation Srhnol, and now a member r l' the staff of the Technical High School, London, was inaugurated last Ptiday' night, as OMillman of the Boys' Wat k Board Executive. The ceremony WAR held in conneeLinn with the 0, 8 E T. council elections and tlin 'nixie boys' btu queL iia Ohillmee'e. Pishy tering' ohm ch hall. , Empire Day.—On Friday next, Em- pire Day will be observed in Ilie pub - lin schools, l:ut i1r un other way, while VICLOlitt Day will be observed as a public holiday on the following ,tlnnday 'l'hero•ls something annm 12008 in this momItgement Vic L»:vete •flguue will giuduaily recede farther and farLlret into Line tlistauee, tvhlle the Empire will steadily grow in peespective, The IngioiLl thing would seem to be to place Empire Day in its twitter position, and have it cel- ebrated wherever the Union Jack flies, • Traffic Officer Injured,—D, W, Wit, son, one of the highway traffic ntii,:ers' In this d'strict,• is in the Genera' Hos- pital, Stratford, with a broken leg as a result of an accident at Holniesvilie Sunday. He tried to avoid colliding with a der which suddenly came down the hill from the south and then wav- ered hn • Its direction at ,the turn. In' swerving to avoid hitting the car the motorcycle ,struck a rut and fell Over, pinning Mr. Wilson by one leg. 'rhe %mail -bone of the leg was broken quite low down' towards the ankle. Trelah ski. r rib ui f tr.c los to'Cleveland lr I 1 et e l C e and express s P b e s t Mon. A4 day, sending nine 'nen along to,look after Thein, While at Cleveland they will train fora mouth on the axile WO there. , Huron Ledy Honored.—At the )nue Convocation, Miss Anne Cantina Mac- donald, daughter of the late Pr, Peter Macdonald, former Speaker in the Can- anlian House of commons, and a form- er Winghaun girl, on which the Univer- sity of Toronto will confer an honor, ary degree. Miss Macdonald has de- voted years of effort to social service worlc In Japan, and was honored -by the Japanese Government for her aid after (he Tokio earthquake last September. Fon Sawa --I young, fresh, milking Durham ow endow', Apply to J. T. MOINTDsa, 48.11 Phone 660 .Lot 21, Con, 12, Grey, WOMAN drelres a position to do housework Motivate family. Apply of Tag Po8T. Warne bull calf strayed fro Lot 12, Oon. 18, berthanktully, regelved, th. A BAxTxntyn'rg71 N50ation N, 48.11 - Phon 4220, rout Bal,e,—Two•horee spring wagon with box, also a three•barner analoil stove, com- plete with oven, good as new, Taos GRANT, 48-tt Wrozeter Phone R. R.2, Wroxeter, Coos stove ingood repair, for '8x10 cheap, shwa for wagon and a Polled Angus oow, 8 - year old; due to freshen In May, ED..4JDLare, JR. Phone 867 LAD1Ee Spring Coat, Nnvy blue, Plze 88, for sale, Apply to Mae.You.eOlt. LAwN MOWeNe sharpened and repaired and put In good working order at Geo800 EDWARD'S shop, M111 Street, Coos eggs for sale. Apply 4010. BARRED ROCK Baby chicks for Pale, also Hatching eggs of Heavy Laying strain, Phone 128 BA,IVOZ BRYAN%. Bann -to -lay Barred Rock Eggs for hatching, at 10 ons more then market price bat notless than 82o per dozen. Also maple Byrnp. Phone 2410 WM. MONAra, 4841 Con, 10, Grey. S. C. White Leghorn eggs for hatching, 10e per dozen above market price but not less than 85e. Aram. PsRRra, R,l1. No. 8, Brussels, Phone. 2615 42 -Lf Death of Mrs. J. Robb.—The Mir- ror, Maidstone, Saskatchewan, of. May 7fh, refers to the death of a former Brussels lady and a sister.in-law of Mrs. Wm. 'Work.•=An' unsually and tragic death occurred last Friday when Mrs. J. Robb of town suffered a paralytic stroke In her left side expired a few hours later. The deceased left home Thursday afternoon for the Robb faro, seven miles north-west of town. Re- turning that evening she called in at the home of Mrs. Jno. Currie and was apparently in her usual health. She left without any Indrlca'tion of the com- ing seizure. The nextt morning at a- bout 5.30 o'clock, 'Mr. Ferrol, whois working at Fred Mdl,araenis, was hunt- ing saw a car stale soma g stalled bush- es just off the .trail. Ole investigated and found Mrs. Robb in it unconscious beside the wheel. This .was about two miles from 'the Currie hone. The stroke mush have attacked her a very few (minutes after .her departure. .The unfortunate woman was brought into town immediately and iDr. Howell sum- moned. He pronounced the seizure a paraalytic stroke. A telegram was despatched to Jack Robb, an only son, attending Saskatoon Collegiate. At ti o'clock the e0d carne. The bereaved husband and Mr. Ad Mrs. Currie stere at the bedside during the Last moment;. Mrs. Robb never regained' consciousn- ess. The funeral was held in the United Chydh, Maidstone, on Suirday, May 3rd, alt 2,30, ane was conducted Jointly by Rev. Huddleston, resident pastor of the church, and Mr. 'Carter, visiting ,vicar of the Anglican church from Emmanuel College; the deceased having been actively affiliated with both churches. Mrs. Bennett presided at the organ, swpported by the choir. Mrs. (Dr.) Howell rendered a solo en- titled "Gently Lead Us 'Lord."' The afternoon was fine and a large a con- course of people followed the hearse to The cemetery; there being over one hundred cars. Rev. Huddleston read the committal .service. A profcts 'n of fragrant wreathes were massed upon the grave. Tire deceased was born in Mexborough, 10 the north riding of Yorkshire, England, and carne to this continent when only seven years of age, at first living in Brussels, Ont., and later moving to North Dakota, from whence she came to Maidstone 10 1907. •.i SINGLE COMB R. I. REDS . AND CustomHatchin g Chicks - May Delivery 182 Juno Delivery 152 Custom Hatching $5.00 per 100 Eggs Any Breed or Qnautkty. Now booking orders for Chicks or space, John T. Duncan Phone 7x Box 20 Brussels R Discount f or l Cash AFTER June lst all Bash orders for $1 00 or more will be discounted at the rate of 5 per cent, All orders takers or delivered and paid for within a week will count as cash. Kindly have all back bills paid and be able to take ad- vantage of this saving as it means $1.00's worth of goods for 95c. V. C `Huntley Grocer Brussels Tennis Courts in Shape: The 1 envie 4uur to have been put lot°' i :drape, and ail marked often play wk ) s)P''r'nlHPI(3 A Quiet Holiday Victoria pay; (Mande)) wrte agent quietly to- ioWn, for those who stayed at hoose, Alit, ebell and Wingbern drew a few for tbt' apar'ts. Decoration $etvitce: tWestern Star Lodge, 1 O U' ll., Hrussela, wW hold ( heir annual Deooretton Set vine on Sunday rtrternoo,, June 7iii, to the )3rueeele ()Pipet nery. Council Meeting: '— The regular meeting of i uesete Uaniiw tow be held in the Donnell 0hatnbwr Ort Afnn. dee evetlfng of next week, Appeals will he held an the Assessment Roll. in front Had a 1 Be Express r bite Flast Wed, needay afternoon, began to eelebrata he eotning `24th. A front tire burst With a bang, which Startled those standing around. The owner had to buy a new tire, No Rush for Beer; The Queen's Hotel about. noon on Thursday last was the only hotel reedy to serve the the new 4 4 beer, but there was no big rush to greet the new beer. We un. deretaud the American Hotel will soon besetting it also. Watch Your Label:-4May we draw our readers attention to the fact that our mailing lists ale corrected each week and if you have paid your sub• ecription and your label has not been 0 marked up, please be good enough to tell us about it. • We didn't forget it purposely. If you owe us we want you to pay up, as; we need it, if you don't owe us, we do not want your money. Stamp Tax on Cheques: -- The amendment to the Stamp Tax Act, exempting cheques for $5 and under, does not come into c ffect until July let, Apparently some tnerubere of the public think that it is operative at present as businees firms are re- ceiving amstamped cheques for small sutras. Until the date tnentioned the tau is in force on cheques for all amounts. 10 North Dakota as Lucy Webster she married Mr. Jas. Robb, They took up a 'homestead north-west of town, and except for their house in town, it has been their home ever since. She leaves to mourn her loss a thusband, a son, Jack, a sister, Mrs, John Kays, of Cal- vin, N. D. and a brother, Edwin Web. ster, Rock Lake, N. D. Those present at •the funeral from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gray of Blaine Lake, Sask., Mr. and Mrs, S. J. Picket of North Battleford; Mr. C. E. Avery of Lloydminster; and Mrs. Doolittle of Saskatoon. A brother and sister were unable to get to the funeral on account of sickness. The Annual Hensall Gun Otub shoot will be held on the Hensall shoot - in grounds g ands on. Wednesday, June 3 at 10 a.m. • • ' Two Vacancies.—The death of Thos. H. Thompson, Conservative M. P. for East Hastings, creates the second vac- ancy in the Commons. • The other vacant seat Is Campton, Que., whereA. B. Hunt, Liberal M. P., died regent- ly Start at the Beginning,— Much cf the trouble and failure lit the world today is -due to the general reluctance of young people t0 begin a t the begin- ning.ir- niug The beginning Bteme the a fO- per placeto tart,, et many young folks object to starting there. The son of a contractor who began g as a day-laborer,now expects to start in a high -salaried, white cellar position, W- I espective trespective of his -fitness or training for such-asituation. Many young people, who tuarry want ft home quite a9 fine asthe h e home their parents are enjoying after thirty or forty years' of 'herd work and an economical administra- tion. Young people of to -day will en- joy the fulute immeasurably on a par with that of their parents, and at least if they start within their means. .Following is the schedule of the Baseball group In South Huron:— May 22—Crediton at Hensall May 25—Zurich at Credlton June 2—Dashwood at Crediton June 4—Hensall at Zurich June 11—Zurich at (Dashwood June 11-Hensall at';rediton June 17—Crediton at Zurich June 18—Dashwood at Hensall June 25—Zurich alt Hensail June 25—Crediton at Dashwood July -2-110254 ar Dashwood July 2 -Zurich at Crediton July 6—Credlton at Hensall Jury 9—Dashwood 'at Zurich July 16—Dashwood at Credlton July' 1'7—Hensall at 'Zurie.h July 23 Zurich at Dashwood July 2S—Dashwood at Hensall Aug. 6—Hensall at Dashwood Aug. 13—Zurich at Hensall Aug. 13—Crediton at Dashwood Aug. 20 --Dashwood at Zurich Aug. 21-.Hensall at Crediton Preparations for --Union.— A Mill conference of representatives of the Methodist church will bei 'held in Sher - .bourne Church , on June 9, the day prior 'Church, The formal inaugura- tion of the United Church of Camila. Representatives to this final conference will come from every section of the church, and it is anticipated that in every community from toast Ito -coast, as well as in Newfoundland, Bermuda and the foreign' mission fields, va ed.: - tory services will be celebrated by the Methodist church people./ Each of the annual conferences now about t0 meet will elect to this final conference . del- egation equal In number to its .members on the general council, making a total of 300 rep.resen atives. The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church and the Congregational Union will be in final session at Toronto at the same time, and the three uniting chu-ches will on June 10 form a joint proces- Sion to Massey Hall, wvherel. the United Church of Canada will belconstitu'ed. • almatisisawilal Wall Empire Paper p 1 guaranteed the snore as at y q t Auto and 13ui,gv g y going your House this yea) ? WAC.TEf WILLIAMSON SEMI -TRIMMED SAVES TIME. QUALITY SERVICE SATISFACTION .Overlook Quality and Bay ,Disappointment Buy "Empire" Papers ou Buy ` Satisfaction Complete selection here. Pt ices u "Empire.' Steres, Toronto, Montreal and Wiuutipeg. We are now read to give quotations on to n v Painting, Are n0 roin t0 Paint n Let us figure on it, Ph6n° A Narrow Escape:—While the Mas anis Lodge was on the roadside, await- ing the members to line up 10 match to the home of It. J. Hoover last Thursday afternoon, a Ford car swung into the lane but went into the ditch and struck the gate post, thus• saving the occupants from being thrown 11itn a deep ditch F. M. Wilmot, Manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, who was stauding beside the post, just jumped in time to save a big jar and even then the front wheel struck Itis heel. Little Verne Walker Better:—(Wing- ham Advance) : The people of 1Viug- ham genarai'y, are pleased to learn that Jittle Verne Walker, daughter of A 3. and Mts. Walker, is able to be out again. Aweekuo n w gshe was knocked down by an' auto and render. eyed unconscious for several hours. For a Ii me 11 01081101 known r n whether she wt uld be able to pull through but hee'veeovety has been very .speedy. Her eye is still very sore and swollen, but no,serions results are expected. Will Grant 1st Class Certificates: — AI i r trot tot ant uuno n P 1 ucmenttvas 1 made last Wednesday by De. 8, Sil- cox, principal of the Stratford Norm- al School, to the effect that next year a first class certificate may be attain- ed at the. Stratford Normal School. Formerly, students could only ob- tain interim second class certificates and .limited third 'class certificates. The new provision, which MIS been. approved by an order -in -council, places the Local school 011 0 much higher basis and should result in larg- er ciasses, Students who obtain a Bret class certificate are entitled to teach in continuation schools . those who obtain second class certificates may teach in public and separate schools, and holders of limited third eloas'Qertiflcates may Leitch temporar- ily. but must rewrite the enbj-cis 111 which they failed before being award- ed a second elites certificate, Cert. ifleale automatically become pent: - anent two years after two years' tsachitq', • TEESWATER • This town eau now claim one cent- enarian among its number .of popula Non, Mrs. Ann McViCRL having Sat- urday attained her 100th birthday. The birthday of Teeswater's grand old lady was marked by an official celebration whish :vas put on by the Town Council and various local organ- izations, Mrs. McVicar was present- edwith a wicker armchair by the Town Council, and she was• given a bouquet of 100 flowers .by the In- stitute ladies, Mrs. McVicar was barn .in Scotland on May 10, 1825, and aithoughshe has lived in this town for over 50 years, she can speak very little but the Gaelic language. She is still hale and hearty, lives alone and 18 able to attend to all her household ditties. Her sight is per- fect. Her husband died many yeare ago. BELGRAVE Robert Nicholson is deriving an Over- land sedan. Rev. Jas. ScO'bie, Whitechurch, con- ducted a union service in Knox church last Sunday morning. Another of the pioneer settlers of Huron County passed to her reward at her 'home in Belgrave On Sunday, May 17., in the person of Mary Ann Wray, beloved wife of George Daly.. Deceased was born In the County of Norfolk 74ear a o Forty-six /4years g Deny s x years ago slue and her husband came to live in East Wawanosh and about twenty years ago they went to live in Belgrave. On the 11th of May this grand old couple celebrated the 54'h anniversary of theirswedding. One daughter, Mrs. H. T, Perdue, of East Wawanosh,vsur- vives, another daughter, Mrs. J. 3.'Fer- guson, passed away several yearn ago. Funeral services were 'held In Belgrave Methodist church on Tuesday after- noon, condulcted by her pastor, Rev. Mr, Moores. Interment Was made in Brandon cemetery, The pallbearers Were: Messrs, Thos. Scandretlt, Neil Mc- Crea, cCrea, H. Wheeler, Matthew Fergusar, henry Johnson and John Coultas. Those from a distance who attended the funeral were: W. J. McKague and daugliter, of Toronto; Mrs, Prentice and George Ferguson of Taranto; Mr. and Mrs. Parent of Bad Axe, Web.; 1 Choral saves ves time Miami slakes your favorite fabrics Just Mite new 1 USE CHARM 1 Wedding Gifts For the Bride u(,Nifk(lliill(llI I IIIIIIIi)„ •NEW CHINA IF you have a Gift to choose for a Bride visit our Gift Shop. New Goods Just in NEW NEW SILVERWARE CUT GLASS Call and- see these New Lines. No trouble to show goods. JEWELER J. R. END T WROXETER Mr. and. Mrs. Gierhart of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Round'tree of London; J. and Mrs. Horner of Zurich;' Mrs. J. lrw-n of Orangeville and Dr. A. M. Spence of Lttcknow, EXETER The council t has pieced safety z to es our main street for pedestr iapa, The local turf club held some races Wednesday toprepare for the big day, June 8, The local council ordered a carload of calcium chloride to use on the hack streets of town. R. 81. Elworthy and G. J. Dow have taken over the hog business of WiL• liars' a Tuesday, e r mo e. Or r u B 1 ends y, MI' Barbour, a government grader, gave. a grading demonstration, ETHEL The people of this locality will be interested to learn that Muriel, the daughter of Joseph L Welsh and his wife who formerly lived _on the Oth Con. of Grey, has again been success- ful 10 t seeming I the 2, Id •.e trz in g pDe- portment and General proficiency when she graduated from the Ag- ricultural College in her home town.. She also took Ist prize in cooking and serving, she being the only student to secure 2 prizes out of a class of 234 pupils. She is only in her 19th year. MORRIS The Sunday School Officers and teachers of Browntbwn Sunday School, presented Rev. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wilkinson, with a beautiful clock and candle sticks to snatch (prior to their removal to a new field of labor. William Elston, of 2nd Con. and Miss Nellie Elston, Winghaan, are in Win- nipeg attending the funeral of their sister, Mrs. John MccKague, who passed away on Wednesday morning. Deceas- ed had been in poor 'health for some months. Six children survive along with her husband. They were former residents of 'Morris Twp. The Goderieh Signal reports the death of an uncle of Walter Yuill, Con. 4: Without kiting called upon to endure tti prolonged illness, James Yuill slipped quietly away on Sun- day afternoon, April 26111. He was in bis 84th year, being born March 25th, 1842, Dear Belleville, Hastings county. He cattle to the 5th 0onees- sios of Goderich Township, fifty years ago and settled on the farm from which his .remains were borne to Maitland ceunetery on Tuesday last. Mr. Yuill was a yuan of fow Words, but his sterling worth was recognized by all who bad business or social dealings with hind. He was "rine of the oldest members of the Unioh congregntiou and was a chart- er member of the Chosen Friends lodge. In 1887 be married Mary Aunt, e'dent daughter of the lute John and Mrs. Porter. He is survived by Mrs. of the Best Articles Made Sherwin-Williams m Paints and Varnishes hes 1900 Cataract Washer Westing house Electric IC6 angel Cement Lime Pariston Wilton & Gillespie Yuill, one son, John, on the home- stead, and two daughters, Mrs. Reg. Sturdy and Mrs. George Ginn, both of Godel•ich Township. One daughter, MIss Mamie, died some years ago, and a son, Joseph, fell in the late war, There are also five grandchild. ren, to whom he was greatly attach- ed. Mr. Yuiil's two younger broth- ers Joseph and Alex., reside in Mich- igan, but through oldage were not able to be present at the funeral, which was conducted by his pastor, Mr. Whitfield. Owing to being in attendance at the Synod in ,London, Rev, Jas. Hamilton, former the pastor of Union church, :vas not able to be present to bear a personal tribute to one whom he greatly respected. The alibeal r p ere were MesBrs. William and Oliver Edward, George Sturdy, George Montgomery, R. Bodges and J. Belton. The floral offerings were many and beautiful, and together with the many who attended the fun• era!, showed the targe place these pioneers, now becoming few in number, held in the communities where they spent their lives tomake life easier for succeeding generations, Mr, Yuill was a good man and his kindly words and virtuous life are the testimony of his Holy faith. immommosamimmon 'ons" Cream ,,Wanted We pay Highest Cash Price for Cream. 1 cent per lb. Butter Pat extra paid for all Cream delivered at our Creamery. Satisfaction Guaranteed Brussels Creamery Co. Phone 22 Limited 1