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The Brussels Post, 1925-8-5, Page 1VOL, 54 NO, 7 902,00 iter annum iat• advance BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, WF DNESDA Y, AUGUST S. I925 5. L. KERR, Proprietor 1 chiropractic is Good :For 44 • 3ti i:i' 'moi.TEUMATISM STOMACH TROUBLE SCI ` ICA LIVER TROUBLE - LUMBAGO GALL STONES NEURITIS KIDNEY TROUBLE PLEURISY • DIABETUS Yoli who suffer from these troubles will ' find . Relief in Chiropractic. Investigate now: CONSULTATION FREE L. 0. WHITFIELD D. Office Johnston's. ce over J on s Jewellery Store 1"ure1toto12s,m. ate 6p,tn.,Listowel, Ont. Phone 9 • ' ' r#dvertteemonts Wall Paper -W, R. Love Treepseere-Thos, Al000k Perm for sale -Thos. Gibson Oow for sale -J. P. Molnto.h Eyesight Spoelalist-Ed,liatz Keop•the story -F. R, Smith Boarders wanted -Toa Poem Hens for sale -Wm Crawford Specials-Meronnt Ile Sales Co. Sunday services -Coned Church Studebaker Agencyy-T, G. Hemphill Fall Term -Central B iµeiuess College Walton Farmers' Oo•Operati ye Store Broken linea -Owen Sound Fur, Store Notion to contractors -Twp, of Morrie Sewing Maehiue for Bale -Mrs, Whitfield Notice to Creditors -Wm. E, Heist este'e Chiropractic is good for -i), 0, W hltdgld . Naist±t " etx s BLYTH A. L and Mrs. Cole, New York, and Mise Gertrude Bristow, of Newerk,. N ,L, were visiting with Mre, Albert, C meev alno took in the reunion at No, 5,Mcifeis, last week. Walton Farmers' Co o eratiue Store P Store is open every day + + and every evening ex- $ cept Wednesday. + Eggs and Cream m Wasted , I � " Gideon Hood, of Saginaw, and Alex and Mrs, Hood, of Northbranch, Mich., are visiting with relatives and old frieude in and around town. They came over to attend the reunion at No, 6, Morrie, EXETER George Hicks, of Centralia, liar threshed 840 bushels of wheat off Mx and a half acres arid the wheat tested 64 pounds to the b'oshel. This is over '52 bushels to the acre. $Brussels .United Church REV, A. W, BARKER. B. O. MINISTER Sunday, Aug. 9th 11 a. ni.-Pulpit Worship, Rev. W. Treleaven, Lueknow 3 p. m. -Sabbath School Session and Bible Classes, WHITE ROSE + Tp, m. -Pulpit Worship : GASOLINE + Rev. Mr. Treleaven tai Broken Lines AT Clearing Prices At the Red Front Bargqin Store Ladies' e d s Hose Ladies' Lisle Hose in Black, Brown and White, Reg, 45c, to clear per pr. 39c Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, good quality, just a few prs. left, while they last per pair 23c. Ladies' Art Silk Hose in Sand, Rust, Topaz, Gol- den Pheasant, Peach and Dawn. Sale pr;69c Ladies' Pure Thread Silk in Brown or Grey, to clear, per pair 50c Ladies' Chappy Coats and Pullovers Latest Models and Styles Kid Boot Pullovers ., Sale $3 25 Brushed Wool"Pullovers..:Sale . 3 75 Ladies' Chappy Coats Sale P 395 Chappy Coats, Shawl Collars ... 3 95 Ladies' Golf Models Sale 3 75 Ladies' Bruited Wool Chappy 4 50 Owen Sound Carpet & Furnishing kin.9 Co. JNO. H. HART Phone 100x JAS. GRIIVIOLDBY Next door to the,Alnerican Hotel ¶J'he Sunday Sehonl and members of Trivitt Memorial Ohnrch held then- annual picnic rib Grand Bend and a most enjoyable time was spent by tell, the weather being ideal. The sta0 et the S, M. Sanders Mannfaetnring Oompany also held their aunual pic- nic at Grand Bend. Rev. E Sheppavd, pastor of Jatnee Street Church, was taken suddenly ill on'Satut'dayslaat and ie still confined to his bed, but bis condition is improv ing dally, Rev J, Redmond, of Tor- onto, supplied the pulpit. WALTON There is 'an agitation on foot in the village to have the street1,lighted by hydro. It will be a good 1/love. We understand that the firm of Ashton & Radford have dissolved and Mr. Radford will continue to run the chopping mill. , WINGHAIYI When their ear plunged through a barricade on the road near Wingham and down a 10.foot enbankment, turning a somersault on the way, about 8 o'clock Thursday morning, Gordon McLean, of Wingham, and T. Perry, booking agent for a Tor- onto film company, were painfully injured. The accident happened about two anda half miles from Wingham on the Goderich-Wingham road, at a point where the road is under repairs. The driver claimed that there were only white lights on the barricade and that he did not see it in time to stop, The car crashed through the -obstruction. and turned over the embankment, landing on its aide. Mr. McLean had hie hand sev- erely cut and was badly bruised. Mr. Perry suffered a bad gash in one thigh and was otherwise out and bruised. They were returning from Goderich at the time. WROXETER Mre: G. A• Wearying is holidaying in Kincardine. Rev. A. D. Armstrong and family are enjoying a vacation at Kincardine. Ashton Morrison visited in Bow- marrville and St. Catharines this week. R. A. A. and Mrs, Holmes, Olin - ton, called on friends in the village on Thursday,. Edward Gibeon, Misses Gibson and McKercher were recent visitors at Niagara. Merton Howe and family, Toronto, are spending a week with their sisters, the Misses Howe. Mre. Allan Howse, Pinka, Man„ visited her brothers, Arnold and Al- vin Edgar, recently. A. and Mre. Styles and two daugh- ters, Fromme, Elgin Oo , were visitors at the Mance last week. Rev, Dr. Brown will be in charge of the services in the United Church in the absence of the pastor, "Anderson and Mre. Black and little sue, Toronto, spent the week eud with theBlackformer's parents, Robt and Mrs, . Mrs. Geo. Monkman, nee Mise Mab- el Stokes, and two sons of Medicine Hat, Alta., who have spent the last two weeks with relatives in this vic- inity, left for Toronto on Monday. MORRIS Many are taking in the sports at. Clinton this week. • Miss R. Michie, of Milton, is visiting with Mrs, Wm, Michie, 5th line. Mrs. 0. Oloake y and eon, Stewart, are visitors in Clinton this week, Mrs. Joe. Olegg and son, Jack, are visiting In Clinton for the 01d Boys reunion, Mre,_ Gen. Martin, Georgetown, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Mich- ie, 8th line, Mine Roberta Michie, Milton, is visit- ing with her grandmother, Mre. Mich - le, 8th line. Mre, Davis, si„ Mre. Geo. Davie and son, Jim, were visiting in Barrie, Aur- ora and Toronto. Morrie is asking for tenders to re- pair Grant, and hleGall drains. See advt. in another column. Jim. and Mre. Anderson, Roes and Jeerer. and Mrs, Anderson were vie iters at Clinton this week; An obituary of the late Mrs. Peter Oantelon, who died last Thursday at the age of 82 years, 8 months and 1 ,lay. will appear next week. David Oantelon and wife, of Van- couver, are visiting with the formet's sister: Mrs, Ed. Pollard, 6th line, 'L'bey, tnobored all the way here, a distance of sone 4,000 miles. Vieitore at the home of Geo. and Mrs, Davis were Mr. and Mrs. Happ and two sone, of Rochester, N: Y. Mrs. Davis, er, went back to Roches- ter with theta for a visit, hire. Rapp. was Nettie Davis before her marriage. GODERICH The death occurred suddenly Sun- day morning of George H. Lauder, the local O. N. R. station agent, Mr. „Lauder was in his usual health and while upstairs he Was heard to sturu. bre by his son,: who carne to his assist- ance. Medical attention was unload. lately at hand and Mr. Lander ryas apparently relieved. Shortly after- tvarde, however, he succumbed. death being due to heart trouble. The de. ceased, who was in his 78th year, was well known in town, coining here about 17 years ago as station agent, succeeding the late John Straiton. On Se tember 25 r. p M Lauder expected to retire from the Canadian National eervice after a long and eucceesful car- eer of some 58 years on the one road, Starting while quite young • with the Grand Trunk' Railway as an operator at Kingston, he filled many positions lb Toronto, 3 e11eville, Stratford, Mee. Meal, as dispatcher and agent. Prior to his appointment here he was sta- Wall Papers Worth Seeing HAVE now our fine large stock of ,1 926 Wall Papers `to hand and we want you to call and see them and get out prices. W. H. LOVE ETHEL Furniture and Wall Paper • tion agent at Tbedford. Mr. Lauder took an important part in fraternal societies in both the Odd Fellow and Masonic orders, having 50 -year medals from both orders. Mr, Lauder was a member of Maitland Lodge, No. 83, Goderich ; also a member of Stephen Lodge, A. F. & A. M.,. of Toronto, where he first joined. The deceased is survived by two daughters, Bea- trice, of the St. Catharines Collegiate Gertrude, on the 0. N. R. staff here, and one son! John, a druggist here, hie wife having predeceased him about two years ago. The funeral was held on Wedneeday, under the auspices of the Masonic Order to Maitland Cern. eters,. GREY Council met in Ethel on Monday. Moncrieff Park celebration post- poned until Monday, Aug. 8th. Ford Kilpatrick, of Windsor, is a visitor at the home of Mrs. Julia Men- zies, 12th line. Mr, and Mrs. Lutton and girls, of Toronto, are guests of Mies Jessie Strachan, 8rd Con. Mr. and Mrs. Beaton and Mise Pig - got, of Sarnia, are visitors with Mise witzer, 12th line, A greet number are taking in the the celebratinne at Palmerston, Kit- chener and Olinton this week. Grey Council minutes may be read on page 5 of this issue, They were crowded out of last week's paper. CRANBROOK Our burg will be represented at Ethel on Thursday. Many visitors in this locality. Did you let THE POST know, Ml and Mrs. Naylor, of Chatham, are visiting with Mr, Seel, Miss Bolger, near Walton, has been engaged as Principal of'our., school. Mre. R K. McDonald has returned from a visit at London and other. Points. Mr. Smalldon from Ohio is visiting with his mother', Mrs, Harry Small - don. Mrs. J. T. Brown, of Stratford, has been here owing to the death of her father, Thos. Ennis, Mrs. D.Stui • n Carl and Miss Edna Brown, of Stratford, were here at- tendiug the funeral of their grand- father, Thos. Ennis, Master. Bruce Piggott, who is visit- ing with the Misses Switzer, has just received word that he passed his mus- ic examination in piano at Sarnia, with honors, Oongratulations, Bruce, Mrs, Begg and eon and Mre. Myers and son, of Windsor, accompanied by their aunt, Mre. Baskerville, of Cent- ralia, motored up and are visiting at the home of the former's parents. Ohas. and Ml's, Seel Card of Thanks. ---The Long farr.ii; wish to thank the many neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown dur- ing the illness and subsequent demise of their father, the late Thomas Be- nin, The kind words .and deeds aret appreciated by the family. Thursday morning of lust week Thomas- L+nnis, a resident of Grey Twp. for sixty eine years, ,passed away at the house of his eon -in-law,' Jacob Long, where he had made his home for tate past eight year's, Mre. Long hong a daughter, Although he had been in failing health for some time he was only confined to his bed four weeks, His wife, who.wan Fran- cis Taylor peedeceaeed him Deo. 25, 1010. Twelve children were born to the home' as follows -R, 0., of Sen- clec, Sask. ; Mrs, J. R. Hamilton, Ed- monton ; Frank, deceased ; Mrs. J. T. Brown, Stratford' ; hire, W, Islc- Lanchlin (deceased), Sidney, of Kel- wood, Man, ; Joseph (deceased Mre. 5'. J, Smith, Dauphin, Man.; Will, of Rupert, Idaho 1 Pied, or Brussels ; Mrs. J. Hollinger (deceased), and Mn,e J Long with whom the deceased had made his home since the death of Mre, I➢nnia, Then are forty one grand children 0,11(1 twenty three great grand children. Funeral was belt!' on Satur- day afternoon, from the home of Jac, ob Long, interment being made in Brussels cemetery, Rev, Mr. Shan. nob, 0raubrook, conducted the cervi- cue, The pallbearers were t -J. Hol. linger, J. Cameron, P. Baker, 0, Bak. ed wasebor ingIIrelandand was the ITR -Union held at S.S. No, 5,.Morri J� 1 Personal Paragraphs Big Crowd of Former Pupils and Teachers Present to Enjoy Fine Program. Last Wednesday afternoon, ,Setool Section No, 5, Morrie Township, held u reunion and a big crowd was inv- ent to renew old friendships at the school house. Pt'eparatione bad been in progress for some months and sverythirtg passed off in good etylo, Richard Procter, J. P., who was the obliging Secretary for the re union committee, was chairman' for the ar- ternoou and a lengthy program was. given. . Following was the lengthy program introduced by the chairman :-Music by the Jaokeou Orchestra ; Chair- man's address ; musical number by Hawaiian Sextette; speech by Rev, Austin Budge, Hamilton ; song, Jae Taylor ; speech by Dr. otter, who taught 40 years ago, xiow of Galt, Iowa ;' Maisie lay Jackson Orcheetta; speech, Dr. Bryane, Toronto ;' music by Jas, Bell ; t'eadipg by Mrs, Vau- wyck ; m.ueio by Toe. Rands ; mucic by Jackson Orclteetra reading by h1 re.Vantvyek ; speech, 'by Rev, Mt', Brown ; broom dance, Harry Jack. son • eon by James Taylor ; speech, Mr, Stuthers, Charon ; Hawalin Sex- tette ; epeeeh by Mrs. W. H, Fergus. on, Toronto ; song by Gideon Hood speech by Rev. Mr, Peters ; highland dance, Frannie Jackson ; reading, Mrs. Vanwyck ; Hawaiian Sextette ; speech by Rev. Mr. Seobie ; duet, Frank Hill and G. 'Hood ; God Save tate King, as (Continued on Page 4) sort of the late David and Isabelle Eu- nie, When a buy of ten years he mune to Canada with his parents. On his arrival at Quebec he became separated from the other members of the family and although an untiring search was kept up he never heard of them until about two years ago a nephew, John Ennis, was located in Sae*. He said all the other members were deceased, so the late Thomas Envie was the last of a family of ten. Floral tributes consisted of two pil- lows from all the family, two sherds from the grand children. ETHEL Mrs, (Rev.) Geo. Jewitt, of London, visited at Geo. Hall's this week. Noble McKee, of Grimsby, le spend- ing a few weeks at his home here, Mr. and Mrs. Currie and Mr, and Mrs. McKee spent the week -end In Stt a tford. Miss E. Woodcock,- nurse, of Tor- onto is visiting her sister, Mrs. Har- old W. Love. Mr. Mulharen, of Brantford, is visiting a few weeks at the home of John Purvis, 8th Con. Frank and Mrs. Bryan's, of Hamil- ton, visited last week for a few days with Joe, and Mrs. Ames. Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Guest left on Tuesday for a two weeks' vacation at Huron Beach and Chatham. John McNeil and family took in the Old Boys reunion at Clinton on Tues. day. Mr, McNeil is an Old Boy. Master Wray Osborne, of Ripley. spent a week with Rev. and Mrs. Guest at the United ()buret; parson- age. A. and Mrs. Weir, of Walkerton, N. R, and Mrs. Weir, of Oshawa, and Mrs. Ewing and eon of Toronto, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Mc. Master. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Bray is not so well as she might be. She has been recovering nicely from her recent accident but a few days ago took a change for the worse and is now under the doctor's care suffer- ing from nervous trouble. The Ethel Softball team took part in the Softball Tournament at At- wood last week and in the first round of the series were put out of the run- ning by the Douegal team, which was the winner for the day. A return game between Ft.iu', and Donegal was proposed, but :Se Donegal sports r seem unwF til to face our team v again. On Sunday morning last, there was an unusually large attendance at the Ethel United Oburch for the first Quarterly Oommunion of the year and the number who partook of the sac- rament on this occasion was the larg- est for some time. There was also a good attendance for the regular even- ing service. An enjoyable time was spent on Tuesday evening last at F. Sleight-. hobo's, when a Lawn Social was held under the auspices of the United Church. A eoftball game between the girds of Ethel and Roe's was the main attraetion of the evening. :The Ethel team was the winner by the score of 20-11, but both teams put up is good game, Other games were en- joyed, by the young people, after which a program and refreshments concluded the evening's entertain- ment. - • MORRIS COUNCIL MEETING Minutes of Council meeting held in the Township Ball, Morris, on Mon- day, July 20, 1925, members present and the Reeve presiding. The min- utes of the last meeting were read and approved. Tbc report on the Jermyn Drain was rend and provisionally adopted, The following grants were made r School Fairs, Walton, Belgrave Blue- vale $10.00 each. Fall Fairs, Brus- sels., Wingham, Blyth, $15 00 each. The following accounts tverepaid : Robert Genets, Patrolrnan $16815 Wm. Thuell, Patrolman $93 82 ; Wm, Craig, Patrolman $13480 ; John' Craig, Patrolman $19202 ; Frank. Beirnes, Patrolman. $18777 ; Joel H. Sellers, Patrolman $8290 ; Jamrs Noble, Pattolmau $28278 ; J, B, Procter, Patrolman $159 10 ; James Leitch, gravel $20,10 ; William Mo- Mutmay, Patrolman, $285.10 Herb. Wheeler, Patrolman, $168 05 ; Jamas Anderson, gravel $10 80 ; Ernest Ged- des, sharpening grader $3.00 Robert Young, refund error. in Bird. Drain $11 75 ; H. Kirby, Wilmot Drain $52.50 •, Blyth Corporation Hall rent $20.00 assistance McCall Drain Survey $480; Roy Patterson, Grant Drain $0 00 ; James Clark, week $17 40 ; Charles Bembridge, work 19,95 ; Municipal World, -signifies $23.70 ; J, H, 'Sellers, Farm Bridge CELEBRATION AT ETHEL THURSDAY OF THIS WEEK The revised program m of sports for. the Celebration on Thursday includes Tennis Tournament at 10 a, m,, Soft Ball Tournaments in afternoon with competing teams from Listowel, .Mil- verton, Brussels, Monk ton, Moncrieff and Ethel. Novel and interesting races such as slow horse race, boys 18 years sackraoe, girls 100 yd. dash, (open) 100 yd. dash, potato race on horseback, 4 men re- lay, 120 yd. hurdles, fat women's race, running high jump, heavy weight box - lug, 7 p. m„ Oudmore vs Howard, 170 lbs, Something doing every minute,. Something for everyone to see. Fill up your car and conte prepared to en- joy yourself. 5000 people expected. The concert at 8,15 p, m, in the Presbyterian shed promisee to be a treat. According to reliable inform- ation from friends in London vicinity, the Sunset Concert 0o. is among the best entertainers in Western .Ont- ario. Do not fail to hear them. Sellers Drain $20.00 ; D. Ramsay, re- pair culvert $2 50 ; Wilfred C.ougram, work $1 80 ; Victor Haines, work with team $20Sandy Campbell, work with team 84.40 ; W. MoKib- bon, fumigators $2 00 hos. Bryans, digging drein $5.00 ; Bailey Parrott, drawing gravel $1.60 , James Gibson, gravel ,23 ; Russell Richmond, grad- ing $2.60 ; James Nichol. Mustard Drain $17 00 ; R. Michie, work $18.50; J. J. McGaughey, work and gravel $19 82 ; Harry White, cement and gravel $43 50 : Lorne Russell, work $7.50 ; Lewis Hollinger, work $17.87 ; Russel Sundercock, Patrol - mac Hullett Boundary $114,00 ; Mor- ris $87.50 ; Wm, Gray, gravel 512:76 John Brown, work $6 25 ; L. E. Cardiff, work $7.550 ; Charles Camp- bell, Patrolman 5841.98 ; F. J. Shaw, Patrolman $184,77 ; Ed. Johnston, Patrolman $28885. Next Council. meeting August 17, 1925. A. McEwsN, Clerk, FOURTH OF AUGUST thea e sere r passing, aesin on r Tues- day, day, August4th, 1914, while attending the Firemen's Tournament, bulletins were put up announcing that Britain had declared war on Germany and her allies, and on Tuesday of this week, 11 years have passed. Many changes have taken place, and Canada is now coming into her. own once more, and with the promis- ed bountiful harvest, good times is just around the corner. Though other ekies may be as ri b ght, And other lands as fair ; Though charms of other climes in- vite My wondering footsteps there, Yet there is one the peer of all Beneath bright heaven's dome ; Of thee I sing, 0 happy land, My own Canadian home 1 ELECTION MINTERS South Perth Progressives have de- cided to nominate a candidate later in the Fall. Col. D. M. Sutherland, M. D., was nominated Oouseevative candidate in North Oxford. F. W. Leppert, Walkerton, is the choice of the Ooneervativee in South Bruce. He won out in the Conven- tion from Dr. Fowler, of Teeswater, Hon, Mr. Baxter has resigned as Federal member. Hia resignation makes the fourth vacancy in the House of Conmutone, Mr. Baxter is Conservative leader in the present New Bruinswick election campaign, Robert J. McMillan, of Seaforth, has been placed in the field by the the Progressives in South Hu - on, Mr. Slack dropping out after serving n term. Mr. McMillan'e brother, Thos. McMillan, is the Libel, al candidate in the salon riding. Both are sone of the late John •Mo - Milian who represented i. to e e area n d e th r" tdln mole years ago, Blyth Bowlers, who are naty holding the Joynt trophy, defeated Lueknow 2141 hist week. A Brussels rink has put hi a challenge, ammeter defeated Stratford 3.0 in a W. F. A, semi-final game. The re- turn game will be played at Stratford on Saturday afternoon, Mre, ,Ino, Lott is visiting with old friends at Oshawa, Archer Grower was a visitor at* Lietw [ o ei last e 'V dneaday, Rath Wilton and son, of Galt, were visitors in town on -Saturday, Rev, and Mrs: George Jewitt, of Sarnia, are visiting in Brussels, Miss Eva Bryans, of Toronto, Is visiting with her mother in town, Ward Buchanan, of Detroit, was a week-eud visitor at hie home here, Barrister J. M. Best, of Seaforth, was a visitor in town on Saturday. Athol illeQtgareie and wife, of 'Tor- onto, opeut the week end in Brussels. Mies E. Youngeon, of Liman, bas been the guest of H, L, and MM•e. Jack- son. Mr, Emmerson, Hensel!, is relieving teller in the Standard Bank at pres. est. Rose Stubbs, of Calgary, le renew- ing old friendships in and around Brussels, Wm, Johnston and Jas. Hitfron, of Blyth, were visitors in town. last Thursday. Glen Armstrong, Toronto, was a visitor at the parental home for a day last week, Rev. A. W. Barker, B. D., was a visitor in Kincardine for a few days last week, Mr•s. Mary Sperling and Miss Mil- dred are visiting relatives in Olinton this week. G, H. cud Mrs. Sande and Master Finlay are holidaying in Toronto and other points, Wyman Sparding spent the week end at the home of bis parents, Chut, Mrs.rch J8, A. Sehinbein, of Listowel, was a visitor in Brussels last week for a few Mis,days. (Dr.) Bryans and children, of Toronto: are visitors with Mrs. Ed ward eryans, Arthur Baue, Hamilton, is a visitor with A. 0. Crooks and Russel Currie to Mrie Twp. Sanordy (Doo.) Walker, of Seaforth, was renewing old acquaintance's in town on Saturday last Mrs. A. G. Carter, of Edmonton, le here on a holiday visit with her sisters, the Misses Fulton. George and Mrs. Weller and hinter Bobby, of Essex, were week end visi- tors in Brussels with old friends.. Brian and Mrs. Scott and Miss Jean, of London, have been visiting with P, and Mrs. Scott and other relatives in town, Misses Dora and Ruby Smith are visiting Mre. J. Arthur Smith, of Ed- monton, at her summer home, Lake Leba,,Alta, - J, W. and Mrs, Sharpe and daught- er, Betty, of Toledo, Ohio, have been visiting with the former's sister, Mrs, 4. J. Lowry and other friends in town. Miss Fanny Thompson, of Hamil- ton, is the guest of the Misses Hunter. Mies Thompson is a former resident of town. John and Mrs. Henderson and children are spending their holidays with the former's parent@, Robt, and Mre, HendeWillrson, Walter iamson is helping Harry Bartliff in his booths at Olin - ton ;Old Boys'. Archer Grover is also thjob. Mrs,on Falliee and daughter, Kathleen, of Toronto, Mrs. Sabine and daughter, Harriet, of London, are the guests of MreFr auk Str etton. Miasea AIma and Betty Hunter•,! of - London, who have been visiting their Aunts here are spending this week with relatives at Bervie, Calvin and Mrs. Oampbell, Indian River, and Hugh Campbell, Gaylord, Mich.. were visiting with S. and Mrs, Walker and other friends, Mrs, (Dr.) McKelvy, of Toronto, is spending a couple of weeks in town, making her headquarters with the Miens Downing, Flora street, Nelson and Mrs. Wiliiamson and ' children. of Toronto, were visitors in town this week with relatives, 01d friends were glad to see Nels. again. Mrs. Wilkin, of Harriston, and Mrs. Blair, of Preston, daughters of the late Rev, J. W. Gilpin, are visiting with their uncle, J. J. Gilpin, Church St. Mre. Frank Clem and Jack, of Shot - home, Idaho, are visiting at the homes of Geo. McNichol and Win, Basket•'Denny returned to Buffalo on Saturday after spending his vacation hi Brunets. Belot* Mr, Denny left be donated S prizes for girls at the Brue- eels Fall Fair, 'In the item'in last week's POST re- ferring to the visitors at the home' of Mrs. Robt, Kerr the omitted the name of Mrs, R, A. Kerr, who accompanied her husband from Galt, Mre, John Clark and daughter, Isabel, of Rockville, Min„ end Mise Hamilton, of Albion, N. Y., are here on a visit with Nesbitt and Mrs. Ham- ilton, the ladies being sisters of our townsman. / Will and Mrs, Emigh, of Gaud Val- ley, and Judge and Mrs. Jackson, of Lethbridge, were callers in Beuesels on'l'uesday. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Emigh's father, at Blyth, is seriously ill. Joshua nud Mrs. Bateman, of Tor- onto, were'visitots in town this week with the former's brother, John Bate- man, The vieitore went ou to Tees - Water and will spend the test of their holidays at the Soo, 0, IL Kerr, of Oakville, paid a fly- ing visit on Monday to his uncle end anut, J. J. and Mre. Gilpin, from Olin - ton, where he is'taking the Old 1 d Boy's Reunion. He is a son of Rey, W. E. Kerr,. of Vancouver, formerly of Clinton, Earl Raig and the Duchess have re. calved a warm reception everywhere they visited in Canada,