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Farads -Aa- If. 4trk
ttnnms Fn rat -A nr ehrr
Paper Finn oi nf
Leon. .
Machine Kinn) Pu e8son'
Stanton -ale- D boe4-an
Blanker n,T, 0, gellot
Saturday .opetn1' (1 fino
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Menth,ll, vein) .-@
R Smith,
Mowing oat sale -1 i! 11101 uaa .
Mortgage dale-MoPher.,n 8s OnVldson
istri.Ct w ew
Bluevale
Next-lloutlay eight, 4,t the Liter,u'y
Society A. L, Poellif, principal of
\Vieghanl Public school, will give an
add1019 011 the poet "TetuV9o11" tend
the pr'ugt'rtlu as usual will be rtpprupei-
ate tot L'hiteacte•r'.
ANxosrwx' Heroes -Plaid 11eekltee,
Glengarry bonnets, tartan Mows.
strathspeys, taru-a'-Shelters, Seraph
songs, (1)0)0es, anecdotes, reading.
and recipes combined to give the"Nicht wt' Bores," held by the Liter-
ary Society lost \Vedttesday evening:,
the 01)&11 1,010v of a Moline:LI eeJtdnvo
Cion, The Port -islets' !fall wits peeked
by the largestaudienee of the season
and the pt()gt•am. )vhieh wets a getter -
one s t One y to begin with, ams pcnlnngrd
to'0late hour by the numerous en-
00)es to which the popular enl(+rtl{-
'e18 Were futced ft) leaped. The
central features of the evening w119 an
00(11ess of ''13ut i 8" by Rev (h•awf,r,1
'race, 0 carefully -peeper ed and genet,-
fully-expeessed appreui,ttlot of the
poet, lnludil,g numerous quotation.
from his works. The Sudety wee
Metered 411 !raving Andrety (11ey, tt
gentleman of 80 years, sing two Scle-
tish gouge. One of the sm'r'Osxr's iif
h, evening wow the orale genteel 1.•
consisting of J. \V. and P. 1).
A. Mucci'wen and Rnbt. Bleck, in
Barry Lauder's songs. Miss ,leasee
Black was a graceful Mt IP Highland
dancet. The "Literat'y Digest" also
reflected the 13t, dish spied of Ila
evening in 9eve314I of its departments
and contained an netir•le Frani the
- special representative nF the "Digest"
at the opening of the Legislature,
Llred Tate. The program was 49 fn1-
lotws 1-Nutinnal Ant item ; Seieetirnn
by Htusnnlrica Baud, "Bonnie Dau -
dee ;" Ladies' Quem tette, "Flew
Gently, Sweet AI'lnn," by pi's. M.
Watson, Misses Dora, blesser, Carrie
Diamond and Agnes Aitchison ;
reoilaciott or poem we nisei by Rohe,
'G. Ingersoll rat "The Bitthplat'e of
, •Barts by Hugh Sinnanlnn ; . vihliu
ante, „Green glows the Rushes 0," by
ROA. Bleck ; Scotch song and en-
core, "Scotland yob," by Andrew
Grey.; Highlrind Fling, by Jean
Black ; 'solo; "Scots \Vita Hae'. P.
b, King ; addces9 on Burin, Rev.
44.)
BRUSSELS, OPVTilRIO. THURSDAY, MARCH 5. 1914
Or/tWforfl Title ; pintto 1401o, "Mtu•y 1,1'
Argyle," 'Mike: Agnes Alt(•liiann ;
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r1•) 1 1, r , 1'
til "Tam e Sheeler," 1 �,
91 rale .11
i., A. t
lime; ruulr quart ,I e'
!zit Li n•
; 9
deity" V 11( '
"1hc 1V
e(1dii' of Sandy
M,•Nah 4" violin solo, '131y love she's
1)111 a Ins4ie yet," IL N. DIM ; "The
Litarnry I)lge.t," R, Illttel(, Agnes
All t'llixon.11'1•.ry icing, Helve Rhorl(,
Gorden Rioted, Olive belt, Burl
Ailnitesnu enol Vernet) 31 Ole,' solo,
"Loch 1',nuuntd," 31 tee Jessie Otey ;
Ilt1 monks 13attd ; "Auld Lang Syne."
Wroxeter
Dau: 1Ic'ruvish tweet a fele days of
I 111 week in I'm unlo.
1)V..1 and MI'S Mediae have moved
l4 roosts i11 the Grand Cent rill 1110,'11,
Ha0ick 3lMeal Board of 1)i rectors
!net here in monthly session on Tuee-
day.
Misses r1411e SIIel.11f 1111)1 Grave
8r1101u•t, ;of 131 tssele, seem l two day:
recently with bliss 'Al illy Ii,tl•t'ie.
111 is 1) \V ileee has 1'dl 11141011 fl nal
rho Atilliuery Ola•tiogs at Toronto
and is preparing fop her Spring trade.
L'h,• regnitt' meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the NL'thIdi9t1 chuvelt was held
et, the Parsonage 1111 Wedureday
,afternoon.
TI
I0 1 egnhl• monthly meeting or
1110' \V. F. Al. S. 0 the Presbyterian
i'h r
u oh •errs , 11 t ,• , r
h I< Il h home ff Mrs.
(31.o. Berrie oil Thursday ltflem:00e.
Imo. and MI's. Morrison have 10-
ttallied from Hanover where 1111-),
1)1(10 spent the lest 6 years and will
reside in their former house all
Howiek street,
Under the auspices (of the Public
Librruy a highly surcesstU1 euler-
1atlnnent consisting of a play en-
titled "Between the Acts" and 11
mmeli'al program delighted It Targe
•1udiPur0 in the Town limn 1111 Friday
•,igh1. Rev T. M. \Ve01ry oo(upie(I
the (hate. '1'00 I11u91•,l1 item. coo -
4181 1-41 ot• v01•I0 s0108 by Misses Bertha
Dell and Florence Ray ; pilule solo
\lieu R,tto Ha8100nnd And 8, Wale
q ilu•trtte ly Ray Carr, A. B1aek, 0
11,'Nanght 111 and lar. 1Ic{C/mther
11 iss Madge Lowell ,tls,, gave rl l'eadi 110
every numher bring excellettl)
I.:mawwd. The play was well staged
and 1 ho01' taking, part Dr. Jarke)a,
D. AleTavi'h, 0. \IcNanghton, \\ ,
Ryan, 311's '1'Y G Hemphill and \lieges
Dell and Allan deserve weal credit
for their suecessfnl- efforts. '1'11,
proe..erie of the eVetling amounted
to $68 00 -
AIRS CasesmRE DECEASED -The
death took paws, - all her home 111
'I'nrtiberry, on Snmlay tweeting or
i9Im•g,1•er. R. Wright, wife of Wal.
Oasemolw. \V11110 she had net et-
jeyed good health for settle months
her many friends hoped for an earl)
rreovery and het. 00111180 ism 0alu8e of
great rtgeet food evokes wide:pre:el
01)))) 111 1-11 y for the bereaved She w71.9
28 yell's of age and eldest dtngitlel
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• 7 Only House Dresses tn4z 34 •
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'•'3'' Regular il.00 Special price .79 0
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10 Pieces Dress Goods Onlidrs •
O Regular g ar 50c Saturday price .33 6•
ii ,Corset Cover E
�'nbiroideri�es
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o Regular 25c - Saturday rice
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1 50 Boys' Suits ;%H24 - •
f®, Regular 5 5o, Goo & 6 5o To clear 4.50 s`
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.,.Women
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wearers
Neu s
lever a low
in Price
S',, n
1 make 14 t 1 "
111 I IPII 011 i - r
et4 1 11) If (f '
0111111 ei CI( of Coat
0•- i Si t.O rat
Sweaters the \Vholtia041e.price has been host sight of �
02:2 Ladies'•I
5.Sweaters Re+ ri
ved to `1 33
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'2125 Misses' Sweaters
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® 1,75 lbI'tsses'Sweaters
1.5o Children's Swratr'rs
`i.00 Children's S ea yrs
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•.�-;, 50a Children s I'rqusHal( Price 2S
L,75c Children's Hoods Half Price 37
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D. C. ROSS
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The Big Store, Brussels •
Hi 'liios4 Pelee for Bu tar
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aritiM••+r•w•Yrwstl••lreiti186tge!w•s,ead 41••6ltl•NtMI►11•tlitMltlll••ri•1101111>11B
W. H. &'ERE, Prokt'xrtoy'
f Frank rood 1118 late pit's, Wright
f Ttu'nberry. Site was of a quiet
dispenition and
highly esteemed by
all P' who k 1 l
a leek 1 v
She • t
ox tl rat 111 " x
1i
8 veal% ago n
L Win (I16e1 Jul' who
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1, 1 e r0
with a (laughter ,r' 6 years survive,
011)00 members of the Guuily are her
father and brother Thos„ of Toro,
bert'y 0110t1101' 1)1411 1101/. 111010 tf
li,wlutll'hesvrul, 11011 a sialrr, pit's,
Pinky of Hntvirh, Thu f)ulernl tonic
11111110 to the 1VNow er nenlrtaly on
I'oesday aflet noon, eel vice being con-
ducted by the Rev. T. 111. We81ey,
There 9v
us m huge et Leuchulco.
teadbury
A1is9 Lillie Steffor(1 returned to
Lllutonlnn hast week where she holds
,L peeitioo,
Mr, and .\L's. \le(Jtem of i31008ejew
emelt a few dap.: with \Vin, ICuechidl
and F,uuily hest week,
Mise Arlie 1icCourt, of Biwa town.
ship is v1810114 with het scaler, Mrs,
Witt. McCallum], for a week.
David 11eFarbllr is making prepar-
ial ion floe /1110W
1'esill r.nor and bareumhis fat no the cumiugSummer and the
boys are wonderi114 who will share
lain joys and ant•1•rtw9.
0,8. G. A, \Ice.ralu and children
left their hunts in Whit hyafter
spending n few tvel'ks wit It f1 tends in
this viIiuity. Mrs. D Bo yd ac-
companied her fol 11 short visit.
1\ ul D, '
wulsnn hue sold his form to
104 rteighhor, Thos, Lapwing. It eon -
Mite; 100 11.110e8 Ilf 1/1111100 101111, 15 Non-
vetiet
Illy situated for ph'. L••ewdug
,old was put (hexed Pur $5200 311•,
Davidson retains possession of the
house for the Summer.
MoncriefF
ReeveLivntgslone wee at the Oo.
town, TI)1n•sday of lost w001),
O11a•1i0 9uelliug fell at. the home of
his 111101195 and broke his arm
lollies' Aid ehteetaiument in Knox
(hetet), Motlet'ieff, Friday evetiitlg of
this week.
75 molts. 111 advance, Neral PS THE
POST to Jan. 1st 1915. New's seem
altnnre if you want the news.
A son prier. party :vent from this
locality to Wilson limes', 12,11 col.,
e,
Y•
th
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F1 .,lay evening and report a lane tiro
Geo. Wilonu anti Mere, hies 1Vitt
f tnl:ersnll, were holiday visitors t
1110 hobo or 11'lto511,,1 HILI risen, of til
Inr•ality. The visitors are c•nu'{a9.
'Pllel'e Will by as tILlge )'etll'est'111111111(1
Ft nm title vicinity et. the chittvh (men -
t.
in x '011
al II n 1 next Steatite and AJnn-
dev Sonic of one Inland will assist.
The halo, dnnghtel' of Joseph nod
Mev \IelCay fell from rho lounge to
Ow Boor and brlol(en nue of her arms
at the wrist. She Is getting along
nict'ly'
8nnd11y evening the Christ ten lin-
d0avnr service at Knox r1,11''It will
h, )vi1hdraw1 nu •armour of the
eletrnh opening at Union nppnint-
11o'nt,
The West. )'ill get a 'lumber from
hie vi0111117 as residents this 50)18nn.
They Ruts, Rafe'v be resumed as 01141-
'•l'Ix'a11,1 will 111100 ready Wald (0107 -
forward nlnvemetlt.
Walton
A fin .i was asP •
a 1 111 iL1 the 814 '1
i z ar
13)1)101' the: auspices of 8t. (leorgr s
church
Rev, R. A, Lundy and 1V. Ktlechtel
'yore at %Vine:ha t lest 'Tuesday at -
lending 111e Presbytery of Maitland,
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Av,Yeti ur,resfnl 13az;uu• tuna held
by the Young People and Ladies'
Guild of St. George's )'Iiu'ah. 'i'uetid,ly
800111ng of la -t week, The profits
mnnunited to abut $92.00 An onto.
101)41)1) quilt was said for $5.00 The
1'011111111flel Of them,' isles were auction-
ed during the evening and a good
in'o410111trovidrd.
•'JOHN �3LA1R DEOEA8I:D.-011 the
0lorningof Soo wdn} lcebru"ry 71 h,
,1ohn Blair di3O, after t4 short illness
of a little over 3days frnln pn•utu)oia.
Ile lived at Poet nee la P, Wirt,, t\L•lni-
Iolet. All Ilial. conl(1 he doom
in the way of mcdieal 811011tiou
tilt the help of level 00101end ft lends
was ,done but 1.I 110 &avail 110 he
passed away p,•ar.,'fully, as 81al0a0
1111111)1', it 1110 65111 71)11,1 110 9)4,11 11,
life longPeeshvLei inn and will be 1e-
ueuthered by ihOw older people here ,19.
H11,11// 111400 tea 1101•. Has wife, 3 soma
mud 4 daughter. a p lett, In cherish his
orcinol y, then 2 hrol.hres and 3
eis191•e. Mr. 1311th• was a son of the
late John i 131air of 1V01tnu' lie uav
widely respected mud the ber0aved
will be aernrded the sympathy 1'f a
)lu'ge chide of frir•o0,.
1tues-ies1t,Ly.- A quiet trending
was hell) Feb 241 IL rat 41'elirk 01 all,
11n1te Of Tilos. Kelly, Cypress 'River,
\Ian , when . Itis sister, 11,,Lnteth
Lae relee, Sweetie the wife of Jnh41
9e 1
a yell' k(Wnv
I) 14114 tf gNinr. • 4. '
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irl
fames or Ihal L•wality, The Pere,.
molly was prefolruftd- by Rev. John
A. Mng:grnh: T11F:1h'ide, who weer
Messed' in cyano sntht.crepe rat'ryitlg
t4.8hrtwl'r bogno•t, of create ro9es 711111
11111111411 h71AP fe1'11, tV r,A etyma t(O'tLy Ivy
1101' 10'011100'l'huo., while 111tI 3label
C,Ruw'1'on,- (live, of the 4)0)10, 4.1(.'590)1
1)1 learns 141(1 (111 vying. i1 basket of
eitl'1It100tie rind vane)'Mtge, Blade a4
d,litty 1it1,k flower. feel. 11t'nidels-
enhns VVeddi114 11•Lrr.h 10)10 v0117 ac.
11'ptithly t•eede1wl by Mia. 131 Rei
0).010110o, n an anr
if
fend t
Ihabride. The
gra'')1i's gift to the hi Ole
was a teeklet of p,ridnts ant mewls ;
to the organist a, ;tem) 91)11 peridol
sunburst u01 2 and 1 the flower Fnirl a
mewl end pet'itlot h,))' pin. Afton. r4
,lk)•tani111ldloo''' hod 110011 enjoyed
by SMI p1'e8111 and r1 few lumpy hours'
smelt 1 o
1 t t l e c.. rimae Ir'fl Por hhlnr h•'rtlri.
11'
t bride wE11`
1
4tlIi hln,
111/1/1/110P
Willi 11/014t,
Of )9'
bite r'It•
11001
110000 VI/111, rand k+r„y :hat wish
1411'111,'
Orange plume Tho ,
K '111 only r1
p gni
flolto 1l dief11r:0e' Ives the bride”)
bls11It'1, Goo. F Kelly, of Kettoer4,
\tat boom r er nulifnl uifta i,x• hied to Ih.Y
esteem in w)tt'•II h roll 1 ' "1)l t i
"x
and many ' 9 . (''
h r v r ,
I
1 It l(who: '1 •.. Y1.,'i •
(Mute tempi!. (.`01,
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; • We will give eareful atlen-
•i. tion to Automobile Repairs
✓. and will deal le all ktude of
✓„ AOcesauriee.
i• Lawn Mowers ground and
+ set.
✓,
Good worlananalip gum an-
teed.
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• \Ve s.Olicit your patronage.
Pope
& Son
fi• ' Mill Street, Brussels.
The Gro side & Santee Dauph-
ine Shop, Brussels is Lu be
opened un April 6th by 0.
Pone & 9011, 13oilee Alakere
and 'iacltlrliste, who tvill
crake at special run of (e-
podes to all hinds of Act 10111./
Ito Implements, lIltIltin-
ery mud 'L'hreelting Outfits.
DEATH OS PATRICK RYAN, -We
regret •re
C to clu•u8f,le the death of
Patrick Rynt, of this vieleity wlu,
p1)s.e11 peaeellaly away 011 February
25th in his 74)11 year. Nip. Ryan had
been in tattling health fel 811111)) film'
so the end leas not unexpected.
He was been :tear 3101111.021.1 in tlti
yw1. 1840 enol with his pal'enl'.4 Moved
Lo Mo,niIgtnn too mashie, Perth Co.,
ie 1845 residing there until the year
1855 when they moved to the Not ho'r'n
boundary of 'llclin lop where Itt• made
hie lamb until his death. He era-;
fn ithfill member of the Roman
catholic: t•h n1 iI, 13I1188118, and was
fortified by all tleo rights of Mint
hely religion by the hounds of his
pasrnt Rev. FI'. Binh.. The fN111•181
lank plume nn Ftida.y to the R. 0.
phut (.11, Brussels, where Requiem
High Nhtas 10(14 sung by Rev. Ft:
Bl,it,_ who, acenntp,ulied the remains
to the 11 0, cemetery in ,Mori is town.
ship. He lt,ives 0 widow and family
of 2 sous and 3 daughters to mourn
this loss.
• Grey
31i's
R J, Hnnver is spending a
wwJ( with her (laughter, AL's, Dunnet
MrPa11ntn, at Rtyth
A nnntber room this 90009hip were
at• C4ndorich last Tine slay aLteteling
(tome over the fox strolling case,
A fuo11101 r0,Ident in the person of
.lames A. 91,Lnehlal has been t•e
Hewing Mil Priol,dshtps in this tome -
stile LI
r d i9 ra amara
I ue viii u •
t t,
\\e are sooty to 11Prt1' that Huh
ri 1111 Int, an 1 old antiantiwell known
rPA4lentof the 10th con., 110.4 born
ill dn,M g the past week but we hope
lar 91 111 80011 1)r flldiy 11.91nred.
Sat torrhly 01101 110011 \It1cterNit111411
Hoover, 91.1, eon., wentfor tt Vivil ;e
L 111111 with 1) Wild ears, McCollum.
whit we) eher, att1endirtg he funeral
of the tote Mrs. don. Overate. Al's.
McClinton i9 Nonni' 8101 P1',
'1'11" Auction sale rtf Juo. Ewen,
151 II rel
went with a good sweep
nod totalled liver $2 000, Nip and
Mies Boren SIT nuxvhug to BcnRsels
whet)' they put 'sow Ililkibg (brit
11)1
,e,("1111.
,ts Lnve, Illi n.,n,. left 111.1'
"I',nrsilav f„r his farm in the We.t.
IIr is teamed neat. Ozot, AIItt 11tel tv
ht«m•hinit rout into mixed fat•nlieg,
lHis fondly retracts on the Fat m herr
in 1br meautl.iue,
Dole forget the clearing Bale of
Perm sleek, implonel'I9. rte.. to boo
held en Woelnesday M'o'ck 18'0 rat
Donald 13,11»riVr1)1'", 011t con. II will
he ti big sale ,19 the prawn"Inv Ines
sold his fat u1 and 99111 Glee' 11)' feet y-
1 Mee I•le hole ,a Int of kennel 'till;
CARD OF 'PRANKS -r wish lit ex -
P88 10V 1011(4.141 11101111A In 1 h neigh,
burs and t0pm-1s who tlif'ough the
illltre9 And sub., (pent dentist, or ltty
Media nd wets' so u11ifornldly kind,
Ihomehtfui mod helpful \Vol d9 fail
to tell how 1 a.ptreci,t+'ed these I(ind-
11e.9Re9, Yt1118 (1,1,1 efol IV,
MRS '1'. STRACHAN, ,TR,
11 Rs JOHN ('RLra 114, rm19 SUDDENLY
-Alt hough airs John Orer•1u',9t.11 0.1111
1t011 110P11 it poop hes Ith fen' the men 2
Y0111 0, 11110 Dila 911 Ihnph bet tee nn
Phui"oi,iy hast that htrsudden demise,
1116311 8 t t
r
I in., came ale fl, PIa(1 911r1r•I( In
her 1'ehttives anal P14011(18, expired
1vh11P 81-1trrl in Iter chair, D,reasea3
were- been in .North line! lu'I1e, Perth
(tri. And wus 11 rihnghter of the ante
Hannl•d and Moe Rutherford, she be-
teg tornn P •'
I f 10 rltile0t She wee noir•
ed in I11nt 111141 to .1 he 11140 .1-01111 acorn)
'i3 rears
nnod come rat 0111/0
to Lor
7, Oran 9: Girt/ wbti'it 910 Orem). 111,11
bonah1 n. short time before from
Dnhald 1)',',4)19011 13004 they con
Ii! 1111119 resided, Ile ()rrrnr pn4.in1:
awes ; velem
nenn Ilext. Inv. . A dot ugh
tri also died years ago. . '1'It0 anr-
viviegelttidtl u'nee ,fray,,, on the home.
stead ; S R„ ,if'Pornnln; enol \lee.
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M rv. 01/1411r'.9 8141vt,P tiro 1110 9)''ROe,
rt '
tih,Soo n ihnd MIS 09ven9 soul \its.
Anrlin:vo0, of Manila on, Moo H'e.
hal
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W(110011, W110 h 01111111'
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III/ r9tn,.
rat of 1.
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with:01,1,1.1P of frirrlaA, stip nr•ovecd n
good wire, a lviso mother mod one or
Ihr best t o n
8 f tl i llrw
1 t 1 The
1 .51 Halm, .i , g 1 h 1)).) )
tat ;lilt; or nil to �Vi.t•)'.
1 'rr ly nitf'ndcrl, 1lrt' 11,1%il hon,,..
11 t„rl nil til I In• ln,.nn I, ' 1' 1 v! ,
1t,
V. ,A.. maim, or. i;ruas('is. fall.
beat'ere were It. J. hoover, Jots
Armstrong, run
K,Oliver
Hemingway, u
Y, Jno,
Lowe,,.e1'
Peter Stewart. vu 111
1 ui1
A.,' c 1 e
(Jeerer, 'Mei men t wet'Jla4(1( f
ill the
homily pint, 13rueeele cemetery, A-
mong friends floral a )t 8taw('9 were
Archie (Relay, of Hamilton ; S. It.
and Mrs. Operate and Mss ,lean, lof
repent., ; Bloom Rutherford, of North
1R14vlhope ; Dittman Stewart, of
Htrall',etl ; T. A. (and Mrs. Corlett.
shaul(11 of Lin wend ; Peter Overate
and daughter, Molesworth ; \V, and
11 les ,
05 9 ubern, \V. McKee and wird
and \V. (4)1108)11 and wife of Furd-
wich. The cc(nluunity , tender
eytupttlity to the bereaved especially
John who will miss his Inothey great-
ly front the kettle. The family deshe
to express Blair appreciation of many
,1115 of I(inti 094 au(1 W00114 of 00111f001
xpIkell to them to old neighbors and
friends.
SCHOOL REPORT. -The following is
the ;ppm 1of the standing of the
pupil8 in 9 13, No, 8, (dr,v, for the
tolled los of Jnn011(7 and Februau'y;-
Pupils were ex,untne(1 itt l•uttgh eat -
vitiation, A 11 Ili (tiot 11', 011)4(xtpltY,
Language, 001/1110811 1011, Welting,
Art unci Reading. 'Petal 800. Sr. 1V.
M,-ieolnt 3lrtxtul 120, i\lilnlie Ber-
ton 126 Sr I)L-lyases plrLean 496
.1'. 1 ff.---John \1 e'lhggn rt 808 Se. II.
-Adria,: M(obi ggatt 328, Alex, 31c -
Nath 299, James 910Taggart 282,
James 0:,1.1111(11ne1 223 Jr IL-8adie
McNeil 125, M 1t'jory Pulmo 80, John
11''Nanghl 186 Pt I St•. Geed, -
Veen McNaught, George NIcNah•,
Pi I .L•. Gond-Fergus Men, gem],
Annie 31e'J'aggnrt, Howard Mitchell.
KATE TELFER, Teacher.
CT3URC$ CPE:ayo NNST SUNDAY* -
Rev. .1I1, McAllister, of Exeter, Prete.
dent of London Olmferetwe, will cot -
duct the dedicatory services of the
110w chul•rlt at Union appointment
-11th curl , of this township -next
Sabbath morning 1188h:tett by the
p ester,. Rev, A. I. \lelielvey 01 10.311,
[n the after40011 at 2 80 p. tn., Rev
Mo. \Cyril, of Brussels, recently past's
nti Ethel (1100101, will preach and in
the evwliug at 7.30 Rev Air. Mc-
Allister will 4roupy the pulpit again.
Special offerings toward Entitling
Mead. A choice program of mos{,
by Union choir in the tweeting 0110
Teotheidge choir• lift -moon and (4001)-
i1114. M,uulty efternn,t and evening
1ul0tes1itg progivuns of addresses 0,9
visiting (.10143 teen and ocher's, 040111
selertionc
., eco anions, rte. At the
close. of aafternoot meeting ea fowl
supper will he served in the basementof the chureh, 'Picket for all 5550
r•en18. A Ito geenclosed cement shed
9011 prrulit of large aeeemmodatiun
foie the horses of people atl0ndiu4
With Favorable weather and good
venlig there will he a gl'eat ct'nwtl.
Rev. ,J. W. Hilbert, of Winglotill
"'111 wr'eat'h 0l, the following Sabbath.
morning 11110 evening.
Morris
8.010 -al mews IIf lhil•ken ilex in Mos.
rho het. patients are recovering tli.eely.
Township 7Council
will ial he
et 011
4 l
M 11I,t•} March I
16 0.
James 1311ternee'• M. P. was home
from Ottawa fop the week end, re-
turning on Monday.
75 Glatt, 111 attiVItl)C,, secures TRE
POST to any 0011101iat 11(1(11088 10, Jtan,
191 1915. its hat-iuess i8 to give the
news.
Tapas. Atmelt ottg, of Willow oily,
Nn11h Dalt:en, vomited to his hnn1P
last, Stoned/1,y after spending a 'eolith
with his ether, R111/01 L.
\V. R. \looney, of'TO011nto, 19)1)8
home on a short visit to his parents.
III li„ .
5 r His father her is stallokay
poorly, we are sorry to eta te. q
311:0 F 11)1k Gar)1tos, god line, died
Imo Sunday about midnight, at. the
adenticrll -age of 80 years. Venetia!
took !lame t" 1011evale oemetory on
Wed uesd,y aftirnoen,
RESIDENCE DESTROYED EY FIRE. -
About 3 Wel. el( ,1lunduy afterrlouu the
brick (muse belonging 0) James Mes-
ser 041 11041 1.417011 1y Rt•e. Building
was ilts09ed for 61300 end the cent eels
Pot $41111 nl the Howitk Almond. With
the gale that. wee Idnwhtg,Ll the tittle
IIID 11081 I 11011011 wits some completed
and 11e. Mooiet•'s loss will bo cn,sidee-
labie to may multi ng 4.111(1111. the tti9ceil-
for•I of being U1ned oral of hoots 01-
1111A90115111101' 1IIe year. 311•, Messer
rad huffilyno deeply sympathisedwith in their toes.
MRS \\',lt SHEDDER CALLED TO
111 R REWARD-'PIId911rry Iasi, 10+11
1.0111011111101, Plitl of the byre \Villi,u4
Shrthde , tiled at 1110 home ttf ler sun,
James, ho het 911111 year. She had
beet, in failing health for tonne tiule-
mit 0t 11 1l, '
) Ilea8
.1 ptn'i '
s1 at Ree ad -
mimed ng0-0110 Ree demise tvm8 0x-
;weteol Mrs, Shedden was 11 wonder-
fullyfrill
Y b Yt'igl 1,1,1141(17 lady and was helnvrd
by anll 91 lo, knew her• pay. Shedder
Paid Ne holds dealt several years Igo
Two sons, (Rol,,: and Jemee, both of
\lett ie V(Imita le) nod 1 WO 4111101 PPS,
Mrs. Iai.itool. of Mil'higan,and :\lies
\be gilt E'1' of this locantsol vitae
Funeral Phut'.tiav Lflet4liml1
I f this
tt warn i'•n•
1180tt1 I Nem u 0 1,
,th 11tIPnF
Rhlnel Sheldon, owing to the illness
Of .11111('8 HheddPt.
Ot sTElt SUPPER. -A 001y pledge rat
11111' was
1 lost PIlavI
evening r a
I
Hie ' en 'n •
nli t tilde haute of ,run. and
lies. 31ttslnrd, 13etweee 31) and 40
attest,: aero'present, Exo,llfgll tnitsdr.
wus I'0) niihett by Maw Rohr. Nit'in11-
eon, of Relive ye. ,tial Ales. W. S l+"oe-
1r.t, on the pinus intra 3ti98 Mtu•t(il,
Pollee!, l
1 I sari Alex. \firt4t.o1'd on the
rulh,' '
n Some rale el o n r• f A e 10l'ahew • r
1
1 VNI'e
gist
n. 3nm
es ,
d social. ad
c
ru
00
1
4tryn d1ul1)1-
tlod1tIt+,
0 11111ll trail
1 o h r9•
1, Iter
to first
.
(loose 4yel rr slipper carts served in NI) 9.
Mnetnld's Vrt;v best, 51vle. Some of
the Indies worm 110+1111 frill Ir4grt.'t8,
19111,1, Dei) ellatdy am ley Ihr''
+
rnr'iul } R,rorl' iravdng arae hart,
1)'r rl 1111,dIn 311.' '11101114 311'
1u.t1 Alts, 3.tootatd A 1 entcrtaihere,
Paper Handing
John Lunn
Painter, Paper Hanger
Grainer and Decorator
A Trial Solicited First -Cisco Work
Phone 41x
Thomas Street, Brussels
Miss Funny Grasby has returned to
her home after a week's visit with
relatives at Beig:ave.
Waller Davidson, 2nd line, had a
inu•row escape early Saturday morn-
ing of tact week while on his way
to 1Vinghatn. He had been to ate
oyster supper the night before and
whether he had got too many involves
Or 1101 enough sleep will probably
never be knows. He fell out of the
sleigh but was Dot seriously hurt we
are glad to slate,
ANSWERED TEE CALL,- After a
seveee illness pars. John Somerville
beide farewell to earthly concerns and
11a88ed away to her eternal rest last
Saturday iu het• 78th year. She 1•e -
sided with her soon, David, 011 the
Silt line. Ales. S4merville'9 maiden
mune was Oatherlle Cathcart, of
lilansllard township, Perth (-1o., 01111
had been a resident of blonds tuw.-
ship for many years. Mr. Somerville
pre-(1ec01180d her years ego. The
funeral Look place Monday afternoon
)e Sunshine cemetery. Dertased it.
survived by an adult family. Site
00511 flue old Indy, kind, motherly
and (4,d fretting and passed away in
the teinmplis of faith.
SCHOOL REPORT. -Following I8 the
revert of S. "S. No. 8 Morris for the
month of Febrmu'y :-Jr. IV. Class
Pegg 200 Honors 300. Andrea
Nirhnl 257, Norman Speir 202 Sr
III. -Puss 200 Honors 800 John
McNeil 209, •A,utie Alcock 190.
Russel \leeks 162. Jr. IIL.-Pass 201)
Helen's 300 blm•g,tret Hanna 881.
Maley McNuhb 369. Maggie Clark 287.
Lillian M,•Artee 203, Margaret 1110.
Neil 159, "Arnie Little 59. Si. IL -
Pass 150 Hoorne 225 3a1tle8 Daman
245, Flnrenre Nichol 209, Clifford
\leeks 170. George Ops.uytiou 116
1), IL -Pass 150 Honors 225 Everett
Nichol 278, Allan Speir 207. Sr. PI.
I - Verona Clank, Fid, ed Miller,
Stanley Mattks. 3111.7 Atomic. Jr.
Pt. 1. -Marguerite Little. Primary
(Sass -Miller MCOlu'ter•, Annie Clark,
Lottie Champion. Those tm1•ked 1
missed one or m111/0 examinations.
F. BRYAN9, Teacher,
Belgravo
In the item regarding the Geddes
presentation in lust week's issue of
'PRE POST the chair went to Mrs.
Geddes Ide4 uul .
Mr. and Mrs.
yGeddes
have moved to Lunleaborn,
Henfryn
During Lent services will be held in
St. David's church, Hetft'yi, every
Sunday at 11 a. in end every Thu00
dit
y evening at 7.46 p. m. A westing
f the cotgregalinn is called for
Thursday, March 5th, immediately
after evening service.
Jamestown
A Brix Social will be held in Victoria
Hall on Thursday, 1110)0it.12th, under
the auspices of the W)met'e Institute,
Proceeds in Aid of Hail. Interesting
25 lrngr'un will be presented. Boxes
cents each. Ladies without boxes
will be(•harged the sante price. (olive
the Iii LI the a helping hand by at-
a entlieg. There will be plenty of good
cheer.
Ethel
Mrs,
Gen. Moulding, of Brantford,
is visiting her neice, Mrs. (Dv.) Felgu-
9r1n.
Miss Bunter and Miss Schmidt are
back from the Millinery Openings at
Tilrmnt0.
Last week R,dtett Close was on the
sick list and under the doctor's Care
11111 10 utile tt be about again we are
glad to state.
The Ethel Young Men's Bible Class
with limit' lady friends Spent a
pleasant time at the home of Thos..
D,Inglterty last Thursday evening.
The Auction gale of VV. 3. Gill will
tt41(e malars 'I'hu)sday afternoon of
next. week when the whole stock, etc.,
will sold Id 9 ,
s vithl 1 t reserve sset•ve as the
proprietor is giving up farming.
011 another -
page may 1)s read all
interesting chal'artet sketch of W. 3,
()thyme!), eon of Robert. and Mt•e.
Dilworth, of Ethel, Who is an Indian
Agent atSlide Out, Alberta. It will
be n. matter of interest to many old
friend,: in this locality.
The opening services 11t 171)iol,
chnlrh next. Sabbath will attract a'
goodly nenther from here. livening
service in the Methodist cht,t•cit will
be witildt'uwn; Rev. 31t', McKelvey
twill pieaeh et the Epworth League
anniversary
a,
1 Br le.
1 9018.
'rhe lertme by Rev. Mr, Bradley, of
Teeewaiee, on "Pat and his. Island."
1118 we11 wm'tb hearing, Tate Pees -
by hollow clotted) was well filled lust
PrIIIlty evening and interest never
lagged as the leeturee
dm
alt with n
the
101 'Tootling otll'il4 5nhjee't. Fiulule)al pt'se.
cede to
C(t } 825
Jel 00.
Last t tet ekIr
R V Oxtti
by it '
Y of I illsf,)B
,Alheetit, left foe
1119 110110P shP L
ieWe4I f1nelIl'ogahlr visit l)Youg
Molly sextons of-easternCanada
and
with told
friends
herr 'made
1't oe r bit:
narl0rs
09 the g
1 q'home nl' Tris b
;nude end art 1 tl n
It t Fred, and Mts.
Oxta'hy rl le 7 years since Roy' was l o
that, The visitor ie a eon 0f George
Ox .oti
I (muter t' .
le esi d
Y t ant
o We
f to
locality, i
4 who Rus done , IP
Y well tt1
Alberta
and no farms Itns 480 acres: We are
glad to hear of the well deserved
success,
Oranbrook
Mrs. Alex, Campbell, of Logan, wM
vlsiliug 111008 here,
plias M. Forrest, of BruseeJS, spent
several weeks at the home of Juo.
Forrest, Oranbrook.
bliss
Ruby Kennedy, of Medicine
fiat, Alta., was visiting with her
cousin, Mos. A, J. Heltn,
Dave Brawn, of North Dakota, has
veto: led 'house after visiting his
another, Mrs. A. Brews,
Airs. John Balluutyne has been
dttttget'n tely ill doting'the past week
but is somewhat hoploved now.
H, aid Mrs. Oootnbes, of Deioraine.
Maul., and Mis8 0bri9tr,e Outt, of
lil•vUr, were V181torelat A. NieDouald's.
D. McQuoorrie, of Btuseele, is offer-
ing his house and nice plot of 4} acres
here ler sale. It would make a cosy-
hnln8.
'There will be no Epworth League
service Reye :text Sunday night ow-
ing to the opening sea vices at Union
cbtn'ch.
Asr A. Reymann purposes moving to
the
West he toilets his property and
bu4inessfor sale. A strap for an en-
terprising roam.
Airs. Won. Alderson was in Toronto
last week.visiting her duughtees and
ale() atteuddd sevet'nl meetings of the
Temperance Ootveutiou in Massey
Hall.
The usual Sabbath afternoons ser-
vice in the Methodist Ohurr'h will be
withdrawn owing to the church open-
ing(It Union. Rev. M)'. Wren will
p1'eech at the latter at 2.80 p. m.
'l'he last (10111(0 ill 01ttnbrnck this
19pr4ng will be held in 3. Long's Hall,
Friday evening Match 13rh. Tickets
75 rents, Ladies free. Dc not forget
the elate, come and have u good time.
Bills announcing Union church
;naming state 1hat Rev. Mr. McOtil-
oc11 and Rohr. T. McDonald, of Oran-
brooi(, will take part in Monday's
program, They wilt uphold Oran-
tt',tk's reputation all right. - -
Special services in Knox church'
alouttnenciug March 1011, atd continu
ing every night but Saluaday for 2 •
weeks. Rev. R. B. Stevenson, of
Tavistock, will be the preacher,
Meetings commence at8o'clock.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
(Rev.) D. B. McRae, of Armow, form -
rely of this place, had the mdsfnt•tune
to fall, as she was returning from
prayer meeting, and broke her' arta
near the wrist. Many old friends here
wish her a speedy recovery.
Brussels Council
The regular monthly meeting of
13russels Council was held: last Mon.
day evening• A11 the members ,pres-
ent, Reeve in chair.,
Minutes of last meeting
passed.
Following
accounts
were
W. H. Kerr, printing
Anderson 13rua., slow pan
etc,
S. Wilton, tile
R. Oliver, eatery-..,.....
A. 3 Lowry, February electric
light
read and
Pres
crated
8 50
wing
S o6
40 00
53 76
Moved by Muldoon, seconded b
Hewitt that a000011ts be paid,
Danced.
A. J. Lowry made a a'equestt, rela-
tive to payment of electro- light ac-
count for month of February, which
teaksYa rall(ed.
g
A cumulundcation was read from
Barrister Hays, of Seaf,rth, relative'
to cairn of R. B. Kirkby, for extra
work done on John sheet sewer,
Brussels, and threatening tuft if a
settlement is not made. No action
token.
Communication read from the
Hydro -Electric Commission laid over
to next sheetingg.
The (4rP11t Waterways Union com
wunication wile lead relative to
canals, radial railways, etc., no dei.e
gate was ttppoiuted,
R. Oliver reported recedpte from
scales for February to be $17.15.
London Inlu5u'ial Bureau wrote
asking that representatives be sent to
Loudon oil March 6th to
uss
radial railways and H di0.die tris
y elrctrio
extensions. Ori :notion of McEntire
and Hewitt, Oouucillor• Pryne and r
Clerk Scott were appointed to attend
the nteehug, ()arced,
Or,mmtlrtlnr4t.le11 ware 1011(1 from
4iderieh asking that Brussels sup-
port the Move to have the Dominion
Government improve saki corn -
solute harbor wot k at that port.
Resolution was todeted to ()e• Sent on
Moto) of Conncillore Muldoon 'aha,,.,
M.'Guiie,
A deItgation of ladies waited d on
the Commit salt inr that the a
hell law be adopted r).,few
(/ pteti ht 'Br»
'l'he h w sits 1 t wets'
a y l iota ale bell be rang sit
9 p. ltt. 111(1 1,11111, )411 c.11i1(lren teat;
au
ytvu's be directed to moored home,
uat)e8s ntid0e tale' giturdltu,ohi t
1f ran
p
0uinit, otberlvise iiit'v 1vi)l ie
l The 0.
chat goof by Ti mutt'offieee, `, he re•
quest was laid uvea' to Itekt meeting
eo Hiatt Stature ethlcel'hitlg the sant
et)nld 11)' l ,
nfolP 1
r
0 ttneiti
D, 0, Rna8 1)10 9. 0, Wilson asked
the Connell fol the ow* or ''
Chamber
1trwY1 Bali
and ootmot} Chamber frit' Melville
church services tot Sabbath And Sun-
day School In the afternoon while the
ne1YCi
i 111 <•lh Is in course of erection.
Moved by A. 3lcOuite, secotded by
R P'
A rale
that 4 1
y $ 26 per
Sut
p A
Id
y'
Caretaking 1
10 CIn1 1'
d alar
1,
.'
Io be
id
IM
fee I w a her+:h. Dar rind.
die' 9 `,
A ) tt an a WAS e11ga Pd )n
11wet wateei1) n e to
and SLI''e
g 1 t C1nYtrYnlltee
Zvi l look crag hp dnfnrmati)1n 'nOlsasut'y
erine aro dying al. eon'tiidois,
',tree t o ' r '
(. tr ilk
g anti (Hulloing and
titer q,nt'shi,na we( r• behove the
;Omit ru.e) iri«Itoation.) givetl.
131111'114 than adjourned,
hell Iwo hart we word he s • ds' I
1- cell tilde Watt
nee Win baulk 1t 141011) 1
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