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VOL. 41 ';U. 44
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, M.lY 1, 1913
W. H. KERR,'Froptietor
New Advertisements
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)to4ek'-J. R. Wendt.
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Noose ulenning-7P 11 Smith
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Seaforth
, increasing interest is being. nirani-.
1'eeted in the revival services being
conducted by the Kerr Brothers in the
Alethndist 'Ii01(;h, -'11. \V. Kerr nid-
cleessecl a MAMA menti ng of women in
the Presbyterian church and J. Mel).
Tiers addressed a windier sleeting for
hien iti the Methodist church.
Meetings will be continued every
Evening !hie week.
r'RANIC KUNG DEAD.- Typhoid
. fever claimed another victim here on
Saturday in the person of Frnul1
`Klin the popular leo Ii•ietnl' ii the
Dick House. lHouse.tiling contracted the
•fever about three weeks ago and i1
• was thought he was 011 the high way
to recovery, but a relapse set in 00
Saturday morning end death soon
followed. Deceased was in his 35th
i ' survived by his wife feigns
serer and 1s - c
E mop dville
"I 11[ MaryAllen of n
eel v ss , g
,uiiil one child. The funeral wee held
1luirlay and was largely attended,
• Walton
it.'v. 1f1'. Ii,ichiu'clsen, of, London,
will in each 111 St. Gr11rge'8 18111x011
he, t• nexG Sabbath afternoon.
NextSabbtith mingling the regular
(4,ntu terry (301010011100 w111 be nbst•rv-
•e the pastor
Itludi trini ht)
r 'u theA.tt1 s church }
being in ahtu'ge.
Well on Chnean Frieittls;4Onnnci1 has
lad quite tan'l,t•cession 1.0 their un•irl-
bevel, ip by the t'ffoeteof an organizer
Troon Galt, to 911'. Ackerman.
'1'llecoining of May 1st closed ori
the license 1)1 \Value) hotel, \Ve an-
d, !stand 1 he proprietor purposes con-
tinuing Ilit• hotel Mediums and should
de tt good trade.
Scuouz, 1Ltarortr.-The following is
'port of the standing of pupils of
U. S. S. No. 12. Grey and McIfiilop
since ]luster en(1'in the Fulton,
t'xnutinetion4 :-V.-Ada Fulton, Att-
drew Cnntte. Sr. 1V'. Total 950.
I Inners '712. Pass 570. -Dotard Bu-
e 11110 n 084, Alice Kireehtel 580. .i3'.
1 V.--Tola1 125. Honors 548. Plass
302. -George Ramsay 480, Ella, Case
428. Sr. TIL Total '710. Honors 532.
1?ass 355 -Gertrude McKenzie 440,
Nelson Fulton 409. Jr. III. Total
035. Honors 474. Pass 818-Lisabell
Suiten 401, Jimmie Sniter 474. Sr. II.
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Ladies' Fine IC id laced or
buttoned boots - 1.90
Gents' Fins Box Calf or*Do n-
gola Bats, regular $3 00, reduced to
Boys' Strong School Shoes, reg. $1.75, noW 1.25
See our window this week—your choice in it for 1.50
2.10
Single Harness--$ i 8 0o Set reduced to 15.00
Trunks Satchels, Shite Cases all at cost.
Second Hand Harness for 3.50
011e Set ;,
Long
...months of
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service
prove 'the '
real' quality
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of the -
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leather' and
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'fHE HART'1' BOOT ori SFIC"
rar04:ale"FON; N.It. ' I.Ir.•11:0
"Canada'. (lest Shotm.,lu.rs
Sold only by
E. C. DUNFOR
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher, Brussels
Total (310. Honor's 457. Pess 305, -
Viola Ulark 400, "Lneite Fulton-.
Sr. 1. 17xcelleut•.- Jennie Ritchie,
Jobunie Sutter. A L Excellent. -
Ka tie Wllliaulson, 13. I. Good, -
Clifford Ritchie, George Willauusoii,
Willie Suiten. 3. 13. Roan, Tenches.
Jamestown
Miss Lela Snell bas returned home
from a visit with Hotvuk friends.
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Rev. Alt". Wesley, 1/1' 1 V 1 xe te 1,
ecnulurltd' the eery ion. to . Vittoria
Hall Sunday evening.
Ilrut. 11 r. 111:Lean, a member of the
Alberto 0u 1, 1't t, is n uPpht'W (,t Mrs.
,Lao. titracbs[n. nt'this locale y.
Stillwell A.1l>Douald, ?n>tni'r•ly n1''
Gri'y- towered!), has be,'tt engaged to
tear the I7rlif..il, Sask.. sehnol l'nr
this tern.
• Miss Itlieede Scott, told her mother
tut dyed home last Feeley from Fergus
where Ile. I..,.. ..we had undergone an
operation tat ,l ppendieit is, We aro
plena! 11anay she stood the Jimmie),
well ,toll tt illmini) be as well 1114 ever
we hope.
The regular monthly meeting of
Gla Women's insiitut• way held last
Tlul•etlay'afternoon at. the haute of.
Mrs. J. 0. Miller. As Airs. Holt was
not present 10 give her paper ,Urs. .1.
D. Mill•r rend 11 paper on "Wntry is
worse then work"which was enjoyed
by till. Next meeting will be held at
the himie of .Mrs. T. Smith on Flay
22nd. 14 will be the Annual meeting
and a gond attenclance is lipped for.
tvlll br+nn failures this year, A. L, thirdly the right man in the right
cbe welcome trek to
1 usliti is a poptihu• oucl eflfcirbt .place and will d b
teacher. babel. Rev Me. {Wren is to be cort-
geatllated nu the succeseful outcome
of the Institute.
GOw-MN WEDDING.- Tuesday 01
Ude week James A1, mid Mrs. Brecken-
ridge, of Overige Cottage, Bayfield
Road, Godeticll, celebrated their
Gulden Wedding. They were utaeried
50 yetus ago by the late Rev. Alex.
Melded, All the members of their
family were able to be present' at the
anniversary viz -Alis. Fred. (Jlt•lc,
Ptts1(detu1, Cal, , Mee. .I. hlowt•ds,
Oklohoula City, Okla..; tl1 Cuthbert
Hutchinson, of Gids loc,:(11 ; .las. 141.
Hieckeu•itlg0, Edgiu,' Ni -1,.: Robert,
New Haven, Oona; noel Andrew,
Chicago. A notable el,•ut was the
presence of four getleeatit7s, Mr,
and Airs. Breckenridge, ,Urs. Hutchin-
son, Mrs, Will.Lamont (daughter of.
Air'. and Mrs, Hutchhisun) arid Jahn
U., Mrs. Lament's son and heir. THE
POST extends hearty congratulations
to the principals coal hopes their life
may have increasing joy.
Geo; Haney narrowly escaped a
Merlotti injtn9 one dray hast week.
Haney &:ions' wen were at work ou
the barn cd' Jas. Bowman, M. P.,
Morris, when a board was thrown off
the roof, Mr. Haney beimg below it
stuck him just behind the shoulder.
As it is the injury is a 1311infol ons and
will keep him Rout work at 1a very
busy time.
I3IIIING PUB(SSIUSD.= The 131uevale
Literary Digest is being published in
full by the•Literal•y Society and 'will
soon be out. Among contribu-
tors of original al Melee, stories,.poelus
ole., are A. MacEwen, J. W. King,
Robert Black, W. J. Duff, Walter H.
13itrgess, Helen Black, Oora A1. Messel•
raid several others. 'Those who
would like a copy Should apply to the
Seceetar , Miss Alice Paul, at once
as the sY ly will be limited. The
snpply
is very grateful
to the business teen and women of
Bluevale for their geuernns advertis-
ing patronage which is a great help in
reducing the expense of publication.
Cranbrook
Ails,
Chas. Knight is in St. Thomas
visiting her sister who is ill,
Rev, Ali.. McOullneh attended the
meeting of the Synod in Hamilton
this week.
D. AloInnes and A. McDonald err
improving their property by putting
new fences along the front.
There will be no preaching service
in the Methndist church next Sab-
bath as it will be Ouinmunion at
Brussels.
Will. Hunter, of Oshawa ; Ernest
Hunte, of Meaford ; ATt's. Otnstead,
of Webster Oity, Iowa ; and Mr. and
Mee. Naylor, of Sea?orth, were ;here
attending the funeral of Ervin Hunter
on Wednesday afternoon.
Our esteemed Editor dues not get.
all t he big eggs to eat as some of there
did mit get, past the Plot. V. Foe'ste•
ecu, show as many 4 oz. -eggs as the -
mej"rityand some 5 ,'z., measuring
(it x 8} inches. They certainly rue
emetic' eating. ,
The funeral of the tete Et vin 'Hum
ter took place fimu the parental resi•.
dente last \Vednesday- afternoon,
service being conducted by Rev. Dr.
Oaten. Interment was made in Brus-
sels remoter y. The pall bean ers were
3'l
4 brothers, Harvey, Wm. Ernest and
Peed. Remains arrived herr' last
Monday from Edmonton. Deep
sympathy is expressed for the bereav-
ed.
SCHOOL TtEroar.- Promotion Ex.
amilliat ions (Senior t•nnm) Those
unn'ked * failed. Jr. Tia - Evelyn.
Baker 8(17, Ross Hunter 354. *Erin
Baker 824, *John Smalldon 272. Sr.
ITC-- Irene Kreuter 605, Annie
Suutlldoo 488, Alfred Knight 424,
Bn.rhnre Fischer 400, Ida Huntet.886
3'. IV.- Lizzie B,ikei' 520, Erie
Pennington 410, Welland Krnnter
401).1NIar'i,., Lt,•g 398, Cltire Long 389.
John 5ldnmrk 374, *Sttuu•t NoOle"813,
*E u 1 11aymnnd 255. Repn't of Jr
moot for the mane li of April. ' Pro-
,ani,1,10.11 examination r'esu'lts. Sr. iI.
to Jr. -1 iL-Total (125 Pass 313.-W.
Knight 509, M. Stwirasr 398; L. States
411, A. Sperling. 365, W. Sinclair 381,
J: Nirlol 348, A. Steles 257, Sr..11.
1t0 Sr. 11.-'''ol+s1 685 Pass 295.-P.
Sehnnek 395..{3. Alderson 37:6. 11.
Pen ,ti t,gt :4)) 305. Pt.. 1L -Total 400.-
E. Dark 383, P. A1001'8,n L.
Kreuter 380, L. Bet felt 371. C. Camer-
on 310, E. Speiran 324 *E. Knight 256,
1\l Bilker 321). P. NmalIdisn 252. Sr.
letJ.
"iltll 2.70. -Lt„ Noble5. Jr.
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Spotia n, M. I3akrr (loud P. Pen-
ningt'nn, \V. L^citing, (1. D,u'k.
O 11, Tua7taY Pr'incipttl,
If A HOUSTON Asst:
Ethel -
All the weddings are not over yet.
Township Council will meet here on
Monday 12th :duet.
We are pleased to report improve-
ment Lu the health of Mrs., John
Kreuter.
Ethel cheese factory will commence
operations for this season on Monday
of next week, May 5th.
Miss Hemsworth was the guest of
Mrs. Win. Spence, her grandmother.
Her home 18 in Mitchell.
Miss Ida Cole was at Wingham S.
S. 'Institute \Veduesdtty of last week
Teacher
n•1 c n lenche
where she read a paper 1
Training.
A Fool. Ball practice game will be
played Saturday evening of this week
followed by meeting to re -organize
Olub for 1913. Get to it.
Mrs. 3no. Slegtmnn, of Ethel,
who has been ill with appendicitis, at,
t he home of Mrs. Robt. Tindall, has
felly recovered without an operation.
G. W. Pollard, J. K. Brown and
Deputy Reeve Brown attended the
O(1d Fellows' service in St. John's
church, Brussels, last, Sabbath even-
ing.
Ethelit..es were very sorry to hear of
the demise of W. K. Whaley, nf 1301 -
grave locality last Saturday. He was
in the employ of the late- Postnastei
Spence for a number of years aril
mule many friends.
Owing to the large attendance at
our public school the tl'nstees put on
a second teacher, after Easter in the
peewit) of bible 13eseie Aloses. of Jitrlles-
town, who is doing well. Miss Dan -
brook had more than she could attend
to.
Mrs J
no. Clouting, of Grandand
Rapidsi
s Stich., and Airs. Elliott,rs. Alex. L n of Dur-
ham, were visiting their uncle, Wm.
King, 9th con. last week, who has
been confined to the house 3'a gond
part of the Winter. We are pleased
to state he has improved nicely and
is able to get out a little now that the
warm weather has come.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Wednesday of lust week at '•Alaitr
land bank Farts," the home of the
bride, when Rev. D. Wren, M. A.,
tied the matrimonial knot between
113t 131(141111 Sleighthohu Land Allis Edith
V , (laughter of David and Nies. Alible
in the presence of the immediate
relatives. Ah'. and Mrs. Sleightholm
will make their horde here. They
have the gond wishes of the eom-
tuuuitylife. for a happy and prosperous
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S&HomL REPORT. -The following is
the report of S. S. No. 11 Grey t-
Prometirnn to Sr. 1V, Houurs. -
De.11t McKee, Myrtle Bowes, Stuart
Alenonald, Pass. - Gladys Hellen
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beck, Lnekltart Dane. '1'o Jr, IV.-
Hnl7nrs.-Uect1 Bateman, James Luc-
as, Dave :ilcKee. Pass -Archie Alt -
e Bruilce Flood.
Mc-
Donald, 9tuil
r Gill, Dt
Y
To Sr. 1 1
, III.-ilusstl Iinu.uler. Room
e + Eck
Jr,III. H
not cs.-.,l.lnu Ther. i
1.1
Bernice Dole, Verna Ali(aal1. Bertha
h a
Ui,l•. l'as,+ed. Mae V,dden, Oltff'lyd
F,a•guvon, nest D1,b8ntl, (4 eolge;'Mc•
Kee, Willie Dane. Sr. II, Alilton
1+1,1111, Edwin Kramer, i3lake I-1nwlet,
Margaret 7>1ar,Dnneld, Leslie Pollard,
1. \I'to NII: 1>'.
Rhea Al,daelhuld, hon t h
if. -1101a 11itrliell, Olarelo> Flood,
Willie 'Wood, Lloyd Unnhar, Lily
Senders, Viola Nth chen. Sr. I-
47>1te McKee, NIervin Belt inter,
\Villie Alitahell. Jr. I (a) Rnby Cleav-
er, Audrey Bremner, Alnriel Welsh,
Evert Wright, Walker Mitchell,
Susie Rowland, Edwin Gill. Jr. I (b).
-171inlnt' Engler, Ralph Rowland,
Hanley Eckmier, Alice Davidson,
E. S. DANBROOIC, 1 Tearheta.
Reams) Moses, J
Bluevale
Allw�
Agnea :\Atchison is visiting in
Stratl'.n ti.
'rurnberry Tntvnshil Council will
meet hetennext .Monday.
Mrs, A. theme is beck to Shawl&
after a visit with Pitloerstott friends.
Miss lt•eue MacEwen has been. ill
but. we wish her speedy convtlestieu(to.
Hee Imlayfriends are pleased to see
Mee Dailey beck iu 131uevele after a
lengthy absetics', io the West.
Deep svulpitthy is felt. here for
Rob(, and Ales. 'Purvey, of Morris, in
the accidental death of - their little
son laretweek.
Airs. Wilbur left on Alondtly for a
Innnt(>'$ visit with relatives at Delhi.
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, 14L's, H. A. McOell.
J. 0. Habkirk, the butter maker for
Bluevale Crealney, arrived- last week
and the creame'y is being pat in
shape for the openieg of the 3P0.8011
on May 1. Ever ything ;whits to it
aucc('ssfn1 year for ' the 131uevade
Cheese attd Bntt(31' 00. and Re patrons.
The inquest into the death of the
little son of Rnb1,. and Mrs. Turves,
Who was killed hot )week by the G. T,
R. flyer,' Was hell• of the Polyesters'
Hall here Friday evening. The train
'.row was exonerated Prem blame but
the i'ttiltvay cntlipany was cens0led
for nit having the railway, gate
properly attended to,
A Lil n'ury has beet) secured for the
Blnevele school containing it variety
of interesting books. 'J'his is a wel-
come itnplrovement to the equipment
of the 51lrnnl.. The prnmotni. ex
aminations art\ over and the children
have been 'adjusted in their new
('lasses. The'1ilrtt,anee class is zv»t'k.
lug over tints and apparently there
MOVED TO 1-IA1/MTGE.-Pile LisIO--
wel Standard speaks as follows of pee.
ple well known here :-"The !many
frielde,of`Levi and Mrs. Lake and
family, will learn with regret of theit'
tlepurtnre flow Listowel. They left
for Hamilton on Thursday where they
will snake their home in future. They
take with them the best wishes of all
their ,1Cgtlaitltances. A very pleasant
evening yet one mingled with a shade
nl'sadness, was spent at the home of
Mrs. Olianiney.. Listowel, on Tuesday
night, when the members of the Bell
Telephone staff gathered together to
spend a social evening and bid fare-
well to a Member of the staff,
who is
severing (ler connection with the
Company. On behalf of herr compan-
ion
an-
ion employees
Miss Nora Lake was
presented with a jewel case and a
rope of pearls. Miss Lake has been
employed in the local telephone ex-
change for some time past and has al-
ways been an efficient employee as
well as being obliging and courteous
to theOnmpany's eitstome's. While
regretting to see her leave town her
large circle of friends wish her every
happiness in; her new home." Mr.
Lake is a sou of Wm. Lake. of Brus-
sels and formerly resided near here.
S
ENSATION
AL CNA
NGEN
Against Sir James Whitney and
Hon. W. J. Hanna..
In the Local Legislature ou Wed-
nesday of last week W. Proudfaot,
Liberal member for Centre Huron,
preferred charges agalnet Premier
Provin-
cial
Whitney, and the P
nna
Hon. J. Ha
r t. W
al S creta H
w Secretary,
which were referred to the Com-
mittee on Privileges and Elections.
The charges arise out of the claim of
Taylor, Scott & Oo., of Toronto, a-
gainst the Province and which ease
was before the Public Accounts Com-
mittee a few weeks ago.
Part of the mystery which has sur-
rounded the settlement' of the claims
of Taylor, Scott & Co. in connection
with the Central Prison labor eon
Ira ct was disclosed by Sir James
Whitney in the Legislature Monday
afternoon of last week. Prior to the
election of 1908, said the Prime
Minister, a campaign contribution
had been received byHon. W. J.
Hanna from Mr. Taylo. This state-
ment was given to the House by Sir
James on the orders of the day being,
called, in parsuanee to a promise
that he would investigate the matter
Clinton
Our Hangh Foot Ball team defeated
Stratford last Saturday by 1-0. The
return game will be played here next
Saturday.
BEE KEEPING.- The Spring meet-
ing of the Huron Beekeepers' Asso-
ciation will be held at the Council
Chamber, Clinton, on Thursday,
bitty 8th. Morning session, all' and
afternotnl session at 1. Speakers
from outside will address the meeting.
Yon are cordially invited to attend.
If evnu are not
able to come,
send
your
membership fee- $1.25-t
once, to
the Secretary -Treasurer, if you have
not already done so. Bring or send
ynnt• Wintering Report....
DEATH OF FRED. KIMBALL.- By -
the death of Fred. Rumball, Clinton
loses its oldest resident and one of its
best known and most highly respect-
ed eitiaens. Deceased was in bis 79th
year and up to the last few years had
been in active business life As a
local mannfant tree he was prosperous
and industrious and a zealous member
of Wesley Methodist church, having
been one of Ole original members of
the old Rattenbnry street church.
He leaves a family of five married
daughters. The funeral took place
from his tete residence, Huron street
on Tuesday.
SocaEss1UL.-The Sunday School
institute Thursday of last week was
to decidedemcees although the"aLt.end-
ance was. 1101 es large as expected
owing to the busy season' amour the
fatuities. CI (Mil McD0ualii presided at
the afternoon session cid R. Alciiay.
conducted' the devotional exercises.
Mrs. W, Slemmmell, Miss Ida Cole, Rev,
Mr. Farewell and the pastor' took part
presenting toptee in first Claws Style
and of vital interest to the world.
Lunch was served after this session.
AG the eveeing gathering the paster
occupied the !;herr rand fee addresses
Were . given by Rev. Me. Farewell, who
spoke twice along very practical tin's.
13 is closing suject wile "How to deal
with the boy,"and wire well worth
hearing. F. 13. Gilroy, of Brussels,
delivered all addt'eee on "Missionary
work in' the S. 8." that should do
gond, Diplomas were1'esetlt.ed to
Mesdatues Stemntnn and Cole and Aries
Cole R. Matey, , 0. Bars
n1d,
Russelel
Love and ,7, M, Sletmmon for auemiss-
fellly passing with high pel'cenierc:,
Towhee Teaming i'xalnlnat nils. bliss
Edmiston9s wail mailed 1,0 110I' W.
II, Ker e, of TUN P08'P macre the pees-
eltatlo11,. Rev, 1411', Farewell is evt-
u
ou cil
r Council
(7 48-
av
meeting of Township P
Next x t
g
will he heldMonda
y 20t
h doer,
At the funeral of Gien Tut'vey,,
Thursday afternoon of last week.,
Lorne tract Jas.. 'Purvey, Oatneron
Mustard and George Fell acted rte
pall bearers. Rev, Mr, Ferguson, of
!'
Bel ave conducted the service and
iuten'rneu't waa made at Bluevale
cemete•t.ry. April
DIED '3' EDMONTON.- On
101,11, Robert Hughes, a former rest-
ate
home
died e 1
' re dte th
of the 7th line, ,
of his $ou Marshall, Edmonton, aged
86 years. Mrs. Hughes died 0
yyars ago at lily th w
here they
moved from. Morris. Alt.Hughes
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Welt West 4years ago. He i8 8113'-
vived by 2 sons Milton, of Detroit and
Marshal, Edmonton.; Edmonton; and 2 daughters, - -
Mrs. Jiro, Wheeler, of London, tad
Miss Annie, of Ethnouton. Deceased
was a member of the Methodist
church and was highly esteemed.
SenooL REPORT. -J be following is
the resort of the promotion examine,
tions held in 8. S. No. 8, Morrie.
From Sr. III to Jr. 1V. Pass 302
Honors 544. -Norman Speir 306. Je.
1II to Sr. III. Pass 302. Honors 544. -
-Russel Marks 424, John McNeil 884,
Annie Alcock 368. Sr, II to Jr. III.
Pass 312. Hulloes 409.- Margaret
Hanna 510, Mary MoNab 497, Lillian
McArter 594, b aI'et McNeil 801.
1a3' g
Jr. II to 53'. II. Pass 312. Honors
469.- James Duncan 437, Clifford
Marks 360. let to 2nd.-Everet Nich-
ol, Allan Spell.. Primary to 1st. -E1 -
Bred Miller, Verena Clark, Stanley
Marks, blary Alcock. F. BRYANs,
Teacher.
HYMENEAL. -A quiet wedding was
solemnized at the personagge, Ux-
bridge, when D. 0. Walker of Regina,
Sask., eon of S. and Mrs. Walker of
Brussels, Ont., and Miss Clara S. Sib -
bald, youngest daughter of: Mrs.
Sibt,ald and the late Francis Sib -
bald, of Meadowvale, were married.
The ceeemony was conducted by
Rev. Herbert L. Partridge, B. A.,
Mother-in-law of the bride. The
hricle was gowned in tan corded silk,
and wore as handsome pearl necklace,
the gift of the groom and -carried a
beautiful bognel of bridal roses.
After the dejeutier Mr. and Mrs.
Walker left foe a short visit with
relatives. after which they will make
their home in Regina, Sask. Mrs.
and bliss Welker were guests at the
wedding and the bride and groom are
spending part of their honeymoon in
this locality now. Hearty cot-
gratulations are extended for a long,
happy and prosperous life.
03. PROUDFOOT, M. P. P. FOR CENTRE
HURON, WHO PREFERRED THE
CHARGES.
of his interview with Mr. Taylor re
garding the settlement of the claim.
The Premier's statement was received
in profound silence and. only when
he declared that he told Mr. Taylor
it would be useless to try to -
n of imtimi-
a
date -him was there any sign ap-
plause. -Referring to his interview
with Air. Taylor, Sir James said that
about three years ago, he could not
fix the time. Alr. Taylor called on
hint and said he had a claim against
the Government. "I am not sure
whether he told me what it was but
that the Government did not seem
inclined to pay it, that he was en-
titled to better treatment for what he
bad done and mentioned the fact that
he had given Mr. Hanna a subscrip-
tion to an election fund previous to
the election of 1908. He gt'ew quite
warm over the statement of what he
called ifs wrongs so much so that I
interrupted him and told hire that
what he was saying sounded very
much intimidation and that it would
be useless for him to try to intimidate
me. He then went away." In 1911
Taylor, Scott & Co., contractors for
the Central Prison labor and power
i•Preived from the Goverumelt
$21;088 in consideration for to 350,-
000 claim. 38.000 is intimated as the
amount of the firm's contribution to
the Conservative election fund. The
Liberals want to know the merits of
'Taylor's claim y
and the case will be
probed
by
the Committee
before
wham evidence was taken. Mr.
Prondfont, engaged as counsel
Mahlon K. (Jewell, K. 0., and Hartley
Dewar', K. 0. On the other hand,
the committee will retain Iiou.
Wallace Nesbitt, IC. C., and W. N.
Ferguson, of Toronto, to present the
other side of.tle case.
Owing to the unwillingness of the
chairman of the Committee to permit
the neoessary probing Barrister Dew -
tart, Bau•ristet' Prnadfoot, and the
Liberal menbees of the Committee
withdrew on Wednesday, Mr.
Proudfnntsays he will seek number
way to press the rhnrges when the
Conservative majority mime, bar the
way of getting at the facts.
Grey
Township Council Monday, May
12th.
Wirt. Armstrong, 9th con., 1)138
leased the 50 arse farm of Richard
Cardiff, on the sideroad, for pastur-
age this year.
1to SundaySchool meeting
in
3,with P. A.
t e
School house S. S. Nov
McArthur as Superintendent, 1ten dent will
.
r•Psnute its sessions next Sabbath at
3 p. w„'after the Winter's holiday.
We are pleased to say that Abner
7Megoareie, 100 con.continues to.
improve and if nothing unforeseen
prevents, will he able to come home
n t
from the hospital in cab u two weeks.
.loo. Patterson, of Carnevale, Sask.,
fut'mei•ly of this township, writing nn
April 29x11 says :-We have had line
weather so fat• this Spring ; seeding is
well advanced and wheat will likely
all be sown by May 1st.
AN ACTIVE MAN, -On April loth,
Thos..Lott, 9th con„ passed his 80th
birthday. Ito is a wmrclerfolly smart
man for his years. No One would
judge him at 80 as there is more "get
up” about hint than some teen at 00
years of age.
SOHOOL REPORT. -Report of primes -
Lion examinations. S. S. No. 4, Giey.
Names in ,rater of merit. The num-
bets rept'eseit the number of days
present since last examination. En-
trance ,-Laura 13ryane. Edith King.
'.To Sr. IV.-- Elsie Johnston 168. To
Jr. IV. -Adelina Johnston 198, .Gur-
don Mchlwet 172, Harold ,lacklin 84,
Maggie Breckenridge*. Se. ]:II.-Se-
lah l3xeckentidge*, George Sieling 81,
Alvin Badgley*. Jr. III.- Alex.
King 199, Jatene Thomson 19S, Bei tie
Lake 181, Je, 1I. -Eva Balfour, Fred.
ilayde.n, Alphaens Bing, Edna Ham-
ilton, Sr. Pt. 'Il. -Willie Balfour,
71ag5ie Mcltven, Evelyn Holt, Rich-
ard Jacklfn, Stanley McDonald.
Pt. IL-1E11a Fraser, Robert Bal-
lingal. Sr. I.-Mall'ggare! Thomson,
Ge'tio Payne, Fred, Sielittg, 13et.
Hayden, Eva McKay, Sybil Ling,
Ccoil Peyn. ,L'. I. -Andrew Jacklin,
fear
1 Jnrclin
Jack
h
Isabel
Thomson, Tilde, Baalin al. Prtmt,
--Trate Sack 1111, Edith Jncklin, Linda
McKay.'Olerenoe 13iyens, Roxie Siel'
ing. *the pupils marked thus have
nnrne from other schools since Christ -
nuts. "P. 8, ARMSTRONG, TO/Whet,
Belgrave .
Last Sabbath evening Rev. Mr.
Kilpatrick gave a fine discourse in the'
Methodist church, based on the ever
new 23ed Psaltn.
Interest is stirring up toward a
Scott Act campaign.. Local Option
came into effect Thursday of this
le
are visible, week. Some of bre effects
Friday evening of this week a de-
bate is on in connection with a Social
Evening at the League of the Metho-
dist, church. Topit is "Resolved that
invention has done more good than
reformation," 3 speakers on each side.
A good time is expected.
AN OLD RESIDENT' PASSES AWAY.
Last Sunday morning Robert Ooultes
an old and well known resident of, -
East V.'awanosh, passed over the
river, after being in poor health for
some time. He was 83 years of age -,
and is survived by his wife, -4 sons
(Robert, George and Albert, of Wa- -
wanosh, and John, of Morrie) and a
daughter, (!Mrs. Jas. Leaver, of Wa-
wattosh.) Funeral took place to the
Brandon cemetery on Tuesday, Rev.
Alt'. Ferguson officiating. Deceased
was most highly respected and was a
successful fanner.
W. Ii. WHALEY DIES GREATLY
REGRETTED.- Deep and widespread _
was the sorrow expressed when the
news of W. K. Whaley's demise last
Saturday Morning was made known.
He had been ill for 10 days at hie
East of here but it was
miles
Items 1
1
hoped he would
all through gb
A1thOU
3'
constitution was not the most his
robust. H.e was a son of Robert
Whaley and in his 39th year and
saute to this locality about 18 years
ago from Ethel. For many years he
was ill the employ of David Sptaat in
the store and upon the peddling wag- '.,
on and he afterward became part-
ner
nor in the business. Be was active,
obliging, chatty and jolly and was a
general favnrite with the people.
Owing to his health not being any too
rugged he went far'nlilIg neatly 3
years ago, renting the Robert Arm-
strong farts, 4th line Morris. 11 ears
.tisFltins.
ago the subject of this n01100 was
united 1n tuarriage W Miss Nellie,
sewed daughter of the late Thos,
Wilkinson and she and 2 sees (Willie,
aged 10 years and Sproat, aged 7).
Report of .S. S. No. 0 Grey. Pro-
of 51)113e Presbyterian ive. Nits lMurrell and. was a member
motion examinatio , Sr. III to Jr. 111911rbeP of Belgrave G. 0.F. The
IV. -Stanley Hall, Lillian Jµ !hos. funeral on Tuesday was vols largely
Jr. TTT. to Sr. IlL-Edith Antes. the pr cess"on reacniugfr'om
Sr. IL. to Jrr. .ill.- Wilfrid Hoy,
attended
c .
Bobbie Jhnklin, Mary Rose. Jr. Il to the boon: Lo Belgrave, Service was
Sr -M. -Lennie Sinrllie, Isaac Rose, '41(10(1 ed by Rev: Mr. Ferguson, ars-
'l'ommie .1anklin, Cecil lint. Pt, TL Misted by T;ev, Alr. 'Kilpatrick ant
RPv Alr Ooolce of Bluovale, Pall
to Jr. IL -Joe 11 an'lin. Lawreneo beavers were 7.,. .Vtlliamson,
Lowe. Sr Pt I to Pt. II. -Lyle
Brill FR. A, .131. ens, J. Stewart, B.
and 1. ec t es. mermen was ma e
Ames. Jr. Pt. I.
to Sr. Pt. L-Ilarveq G 11 I t d
11("4e,Sylveste' Raynal'cl, i1Jay Jarlc in Brandon cemetery, Jas. McCal-
lin, Gordon Lowe. Inrn and Rev, Mr. Kilpatrick tailing
131tATalc'w M. CURRY, ' cher. ,
the Foresters' burial ceremony. The
Nlbrris finial tributes were beautiful. Mrs.
Al-haley and family will share largely
W, Wilkinson, of Echo 1 in the sympathy of the comntugity 01.
gonna:"!vasa visitor at ,lOhtl ieggs the death of husband• and father.
is week. Among relatives from a distance who
On aectntnt of the regtilitr Lv1 eteety were stere were "iv. B, and Afro.
,Na
cher.
C
un
meeting being hold at Blyth next `ilcun and 31ts. 141. \Vnsop and
Sabbath the usual preaehm5 service eylfilrie oif. Rsoipley ; Goa, 'lki
W-. Wilkinson.
at the Jaelts011 char o11, Sib line, will eif the Son, brothers to Mrs. Whaley
lied,f Rens-
nor Wilkinsonn r a r uncle
be ca
Joseph \Vilknrs 1 I
J 1
James McOrackel, n£ Gnd1'r(rlr. is , 1 • anal Mr. Blank a cousin, of Toroti-
speniling a few weeks with his broth- to, Mrs. '''hostas Wilkinson made
'1Vrn, ATcO)'acken, 4th 1111'. The her home with her daughter, Few
111,1101' 1s' still nslttl� t'rutelles In t;et 1''. yotitg neer here more poplar 1Heli .
. lett the hope rte will stern be able r at tl hie ua nEt
1 to throw them away, will not soon be forgotten..
bout F I the tate A\ , 1i. Whaley • t l
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