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VOL, 42 NO, 50
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY.gUNE ix, ig4
W, H. KERR, Propietor
New Advertisements
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Huron Co. Liberal Standard Bearers in the Provincial Election
JUNE 29th, 1914
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The Odd Fellows of this vilbt.ge,
accompanied by !t 11n1i1'„•1' 1•f 1'lbltblg
brethren f1•on, ' susses an,1 \\''111;;1»rill
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Candidate for N. Huron
will be held as follows :-
I3tltorzVe, Monday,. ]ui].e 15
Brussels, Tuesday, June 16
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B�Ytll, Wednesday, June > q
FgrtlL,rich, . Thursday,ane 18
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Lie:know-George Mel n)
Beitssels•-David Wren, 11:
Tee swatei.-E. Ad anis Fe
Ethel -Irvine A. Me elvl
hordwich-W. A, Weide
Gorlie-G(orgs W. Rival
Wroxeter- 1
SVrox Robert S. La
Bluevale-David D. 'Ilion
Ashfield-Saxlluel J. Inial
Salem -Samuel Qe 11111
Bethel=Under Sn eriii
Ripley p
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Ripley---Arehibatd I3, Tie]
Bervit-13, h. Ball
Wroxeteras'
Mina Miley Wilson ,pent. Sunday
vl, It relatives int 'Mild may,
Mrs. Bather, of Alton, is the guest
,r bel',•10,111 tel', Mrs. S. Y. kIcjn,
Alex. Yule. and John Aletltlejnhu, of
filar, i -ton, spent Friday in the vii.
Na et Sabllath ari9i•nu°n it�'v. 1),:
!lessee, ill' .\Iwo el, hilt (weepy he
pulpit er the MetI 01ts1• ebur' Ili.
01 nonionic and locality vi11 send a
good representation Lo Urie]pll
Thursday 11 lYr.Next tvl•Ix 111 connection
wish the ulnival Lxculsiuu to the
Model Fame. It • is said 111e faint
looks iia bait this season,
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GUrrie Friday,' June 39
Auburn, 1JatU'1day, JUtle 20
Walton, Monday, June 22
M¢elinga to commence at 8p. m.
D. ; W. II.
Kerr,, 'Brussels
Barr Brussels • and J. T. $anter,
;assist
Tivwttan-Elf A. Polll;eve
Whitechurch -.Tames FV.
Belgrave--L W. ICH atri
Chairman -J. W, Hibbei
Pin. -Sec. -G. W. Rivers
S. S. Sec. -D. Wren
Teta. and Moral Reform
McKelvey.
McSe - ,
ta-(e,
Fttuik and Mrs. ,Sanderson alio
ittladaughter, o1 Toilet to, are guests
if lilts. Jas. Ritchie.
S. Rasmussen left for Toilette) an
S.
where he will be employed
Geo,gge lluelhe1's sale or Rause-
hold Purultur1, etc., talus place
Saturday afternoon of Ude week.
la. S. Scott will be the 'Auctioneer.
Mr. 1Tuelhel is giving up ilousekeep-
be
EDITOR ZELLER BARRISTER PROUDFOOT J. (3. ANDERSON
Zurich Go(lerich Lucknow
South. halon Ceara 10 l uron North 1311'01
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will J G. Anderson
and: Wm, Proudfoot, K. C., at the
meetings.
The Public Cordially Invited
"GOD SAVE THE KING."
GODERIOR DIOTRIC
S. Idagech-North Street-
S. Hager ; Victoria Street-
Clirto
the Slimmer at, his trade.
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist (11ueeh
ing hence the side hill without
reserve.
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Ontario Street -S. J. Alli„
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Seaforth-Acthar W. Bax
telt; their monthly meetingtit the
lame of Alis. \t nl. Leckie last
iVeduesdap dot
' Garden Party (10 the school grounds
Thursday gwell
'auspices avenin of this week under
auspices of the Preabytellon chnrah.
\Ve regret to heat of the illness of a'
known resident of the 3rd line, I
in the person of las. K. Ireland, but
from the West, Toronto, Scµfortx
and Wingilam. The Kipper was
equal to the splendor of. the occasion
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Jubilee Services
M. D. CARDER, A. O. U. W.
GRAND RECORDER DIES
Bxeafor ld- Under Supe
of Seaforth
Holmesville-R. J. MCCos
1000.
John Gaillard, accompanied by hie
A fine l:inte'is expected. Supper will
hope a change file the wetter will soon
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and seemed Co be enjoyed by all.
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Blyth -George Jewitt
ion Iwo daughters and brother, Jos.
3arnarct, of London, spent the week
Ind with relatives here,
be served from 6 ,to 9 o'clock. Ad-
mission 25 and 15. cents. Program
hill CO11siss cif. 'addresses,- mllpiCal
eueue.
lam Txena-The Garden Party
held on Walter Ynill'o lawn, last'
Toasts were to the Sing, Canada,
and the bride. To the first, Mr.
Lundy did ample justice ; to Canada,
Duff's Presbyterian Church
Walton.
Marshall D. Carder, for 85 years
Grand Recorder of the Ancient Order
Dungannon -James E. Ht
Nile -Harold Willians
Benmiller-Forbes Ruthe
Miss S ,p1110 Robinson is at present
ionflned to the house suffering from
he effects of the shriek of coming in
numbers and. literary selections. For,
agood Lime Oraubroolc i8 the spot to
visit,
Tuesday night, under the auspices of
the Y. P. S. of Alelville church, was
a success both socially and financially.
One of the attractions of the evening
Jnmeo Smillie, sr., responded in
well fitting manner ; land Robert
Davidson, of Toronto, uncle of the
,•110111, replied to that of the bride,
SUNDAY, JUNE 141 b
Jubilee Communion
of United Workmen, died Saturday
at his home, 11 Linden street, Toronto
after an illness of. three months, aged
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65 years.
Auburn -Wm. Oonwa
Walton -J. Young
Laudesboro-0. 0. Hahn
Roy White
;ontpctwith a en electriawino.
A pleasil:g avant took plass at the
;lose of the prayer meeting in the
p g
t resbyterhttl church last Wednesday
wetting when lift'.-IllelT)hel'S111 )a t°
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Ile W. P. 11. S. were presented by
;he local Society here to Mrs. Win.
Wilson 111x1 Airs. .las. Rae. The ad-
11es8 tviLS read by Al 1'H. \Vlrr. Il0l1gla9.
Word was received here Inst week
,f the sudden demise or Ida third
laughter of Albert olid Mrs, Paulin,
if Ohesley, fernier residents of this
mSUNDAY,
• Bluevale
Next Sabbath RHV, Dir. Tata and
Rev. Mr. mann or Brussels hill ex-
change worts.
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Arthur Shaw leas chosen one 0T the
alternates to the General Conference
of the Methodist church to be hetet in
Ottawa next September.
'' Rev. Mr. Cooke is back froth the
-:•violin
Conference. He will bee
?fruovii l from Bluevale,
s.eruoviug by the close
of June, his new charge being Grand
will
et football l i match between the
Bwasrussels
Brussels InCernte(l,ete teal„ and the
Englishmen. The result was a tie,
gFin.-Sec:-G,
After the )Hatch a choice program
was p eaented cansistin of address-
es b 1 the chairman. Iiev. Mr. Diann,
y a
jas. Bownuul, M. 1., and ex -Mayor
Spotton, of Wingliam ; Solos by
Dongal SLYnebe n ; Instrumental,
and piano seleotines, Will. and
Miss Mary Speir ; duets by Rev.
and Mrs. ,Manu, 11111 lkl18808 Marjory
.lull Elsie Sttachitn. A. hearty vote
n his fluent and felicitous style.
GYOom made a suitable reply, thank-
i°g SO Many.for being present. The
happy couple tools the train for the
East, and besides talon in Eastern
sights, will visit. friends 1011 Senrbara'
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Toronto and Brampton. Bride's'
travelling suit was brown with hat to
thatch. The good wishes of a wide
circle of friends are tendered to Mr.
and Wes. Davidson for Tong, happy
and useful life.
JUNE 21st
Jubilee Services by Rev. RobertLtnrd,
B. D., of Toronto,
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TUESDAY, JUNE 28rd
I bklac Social Re•uu' Addressee
former Ministers and neigh-
by g
boring Pastors.
.SUNDAY, JUNII 28th
Rev. Allan Cranston, M. A. of Pal-
menthe, will preach,
TUESDAY, JUNE 30th
•Bayfield
The late Dir. Carder was
bora in Ottervtlle, Oxford county,
and began his career with the Canada
Southern Railway at Si. Thomas.
He went the ionto w officers there
and went to Toronto when the head
offices were moved there in 1897. Mr.
Carder was very highly esteemed.
Ile was a member of the Baptist
church and several fraternal societies.
Mrs. Carder redeceased her husband
p
several years ago. Three sons, Dr.
Carder, of Vancouver, Frank Carder
-L.
Varna-A,;W, Brotvn..
Chairman -J: E. Ford:
Jewitt
S. S. Sec. -J. E. Hunter
Tem. and Moral Reform
AlILn
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EXETER DISTRIO4
Exeter -Main Street -S.
Street -
worthy ; James Street-
McAllister
Parkhill -Herbert J. Uri
village. Her death took place at St.
7atharieee where she had been re -of
ailingsince her marria a whichtook
last Januar gpublic
Bend. His successor here be
Rev..D. 1). Thompson.
y gnex
meeting tinteie
1 tan 1s.wna tendered Mr. and Alrs•
Yau;llfortheaseelf their home. Tile
ir'oceeds amounted t'o over $140.00
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get rave
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Kelso, of Clifford, paid Alex.
Jubilee Garden Party on the Manse
Lawn.
and Percy Carder Toronto, and one
clan hteesurvive,
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Enmvine-G. A. Barnarc
Centralia -T. W. Blotch)
Hensall-Robert Hicks
Crediton -Selby Jeffery))
11ace y
in ts{ofLltbe
Liberal party will be held to coni-
1v111•0h will be applied ml the Build-
ingFund of Lhe church.
oaks a flying visit by auto a few.
days ago•
days ago.
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Grand Bend -Joseph H.
ulence at 8 (i clock. The candidata'
iter. Mr. Tate,'ot' Bluevale, will
rThe
of the McCrea family at his own re -P
the first
Rowell Temperance pow
y
5ylvau-James A. Snell
Ailsa Craig -A. L. Brows
and other speakers will deliver ad-
p
preach preparatory services 011 Pd..
quest was whose remains
H. Barnby
Pia
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dresses.
Rev. George Balser, of Melbourne,
a former well known Methodistpastor
horn, will take a auperanimaled vela-
QreY
We are sorry to hear that Arthur
Smith, 5111 eon., has-been 111 poor
da eveum at S o'elodlc int Kuax
Y g
cayrev
A public political meeting in the
Liberal interests will .be held in the
were laid Lo )'est to lit, which . ac-
cording to his sanest the pioneers.
were to have the privilege of burial
therein. One sister, Mrs, John
Int the course of his address at Mas -.
say Hall, Toronto, last week Mr.
Rowell said :-
Lucan-R.
Granton -Leslie W. Reid
Woodham-a•Baker
Kirkton-Robert C. Burt
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iassortment of
Choice
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Lion and with his family will make
Limit: home in Toronto. Old ft-aeuda
here wish -them a happy time in their
usty!re „tion,
ENTERED INTO REsT.-There passed
'away tit the borne of her nephew,
health. He expected to undergo an
operation 1111 Landon hospital lhurs-
day of this week.
Ills Trustees of the Fulton School,
S. S. N0. 8, are asking- roe a teacher,
111 Llee 10 commence IicH 3n September.
Hall here next Monday eveniirg cons.
inehcing at 8 o'clock.
George and Mrs. David, Clinton,
and Mrs. Hartry, and Mrs. .Thomas
Ra1Ids, of Seaforth, attended Me.'
iti0Orea's funeral Tuesday.
Owens, adjoining the vllhige survive,
and ;one brother, Robert in Spokane,
Washington. One sister, Mee. Cornell
Bell deceased, two brothel's, John and
William.
In the platform which I had the
honor of submitting to the electors in
in the general election of 1011 the
following statement of policy appears:
"The evils of intemperance. consti•
tute a grave social peril. During the
(Mahwah -G. H. 141cA11is
Fin. -Sec. -A. H. Brown
S. S. Sec. -C. W. Baker
Tem. and Moral Reform
Jefferson
DISTRI
For
Geraniums and Annuals Dcdding
5UuUu Je, uuuiuiunw Ul Celery'
+ AISO Neuse Plants
MISS KELLY,
48.4 Brussels Greenhouse'
\Vm, Nicholson, 00 Wednesday, 30110
3rd, after a brief illness, Miss Fanny
Sberk, (fatnilially known tta Aunt
Panay) aged 78 years and 10 days.
Deceased W110 was of German parent-
age, leas the eldest of 11 chtldren'bi rn
to Daniel nud Susannah .Sheik, 7 of
whom (Silas, John and Moses, in the
States and Reuben. of Kendall, Mrs.
Cosens of Trowbridge, Dies. Feat, of
HunibersCohe; and Mrs. Nicholson of
Wiuni )e y
g,) are still living, Nancy,
Eliza Jeremiah having died
They want a No11001 e, Ed. Fuiton
181 the Secretary. See the advt, in this
issue.
Aa may be scan b. the marriage
notice 111 this week s issue, MTs
He liana daughter of D. Marsh, former
]y of the 6(11 con., was NtL1C ed on
Na 26th, 10 C. O. Des airier ofPursuant
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Vancouver, B. O. We wish than
much 1lappiuless.
r Next; week, Ed. Fulton leaves for
Quebec, tvllero the High Court of
• LrorHBters °onvsuesi Ile is the rep-
L. J. and Mrs. Williams are 011 tt
Visit to Owen Sound, Detroit and
°Niagara Falls, where Miss Williams
Swill join them, being on her way
•from Liverpool to visit friends in
Onbario.
yIc-Nlo.- Say! do yon wool au
afternoon's fun of the very best kind ?
If so dont fail to attend the Annual
Pic -iiia at Chas. Wilkinson'a rove,
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Lot S, dna. 4, Morris township, oil
Tuesday of next heels, under the
l Walton
' John Bennett is erecting a fine ad-
clition to his new home.
Mrs. Gardiner is improving slowly.
We hops soon to see her about again.
The 1018058 heat aud the warm
showers have produced a great
growth in grass, aud int Lhe flekls 0f
grain. It loolse litre full barns.
A public political meetiuh prompt- -
a interests of the Liberal condi-
dates'for. Centre North Huron
ensuing Parliamentary term we will
consider the best form of legislation
to deal effectively with these evils
and the electors will have an oppor-
tunity of passing upon one proposals
at the following gerferal election."
to this pledge, I now sub -
mit to you the policy upon which we
ask the electors to pass judgment :-
"(1) The immediate abolition of
the bar, Llclildtng therein the
abolition of all hotel and club li-
STRATFORD
Stratford -central -Thos
Stratford -'Trinity -SV,
St. Marys -F. E. Malott
Mitchell -John W. Baird
Listowel -F. L. Barber
Milverton -R. A. Miller
Trowbridge -C. J. Moor(
Wallace -Joseph H. Clar
Atwood -J. Hussey
illonkton-A, E. Doan
Staffs -W. E. Darling
Fullerton -T. M. Pothers
Lim'
and some
years ago. Deceased was ol" a kind
and inoffensive dispositionand belong-
ed t° the Mennonites. Funeral ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. Mr,
Wesley, or Wroxeter; and the re-.
mains were laid to test in the Blue-
cemetery. Relatives wale ccs-
r'esentativeof Oran n0°k Court. Mr.
Fulton will no (1011bt have many illy
reheating items. to repnrt on when lie
venires its it 1s an historic point to-
visit.
ARE YOU GOING To GUELPH P--
'Thursday of text weals is the date ofg
auspices of the Pawners' Olub and the
Women's Institute. Athletic sports:
of Various kinds commencing at 2,80
will be on the program as well as a'
:hustling Base Ball match between
Morris and East Wawanosh at.4 and
a Foot Ball game at 0. ' Lunch sewed
and
will be held in the A. 0. U. W. Hall
here Monday evening, 22nd inst.,
Commencing at 8 o'clock. Addresses
are expected by Barriatar Proudfoot,
3, G. Anderson and others. 'Ladies
will be Bade welcome.
At the annual Conference of the
(sepses and therewith the treating
system.2Suoh other restrictions
epee the residue of the c rias
pn liquor
traffic as experience may show
t•4 be necessary to limit its opera-
tions and etfeclive to remedy its
Harmony -One to be sex
' Embre-J, R..Peters
Wellborn -7. W. Herber
Kintore -L. C. McRobert
Chairman -W. E. Millso
Fin. -Sea -J, Russe&
S. . Sec. -A. E. Doane
$
eiNoseassessittesseeemsessiomaim
A car load of Lime
v(110 Y• pat5.30.
ant from Tiowbridge, Elora, Handl-
ton and Fordwich. The pall bearers
were David Patton, David
the annual Excursion to the Ex-
perimel 11 Farm. Special train for
which time table may be read on page
Go aud take your basket as
everybody will be welcome. Booth
all flys grounds. The Welcome 00111-
g • the for
Methodist church held at Sarnia
Rev. Mr. Edmunds wtys appointed to
lby
aV119. Local option to be mriin-
L11,1 8 ,as a means of l01pink out
the residue of the retail sale
0 em. and Moral Reform E
Miller.
to hand. 5 Ct 11t pEr
bushel, Apply
iliolLitt, Joseph Onrtis, Jose h'
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Breckenridge, Oloin Higgins, and
4. This is one of the most pleasing
nud instructive ti•i to both old 011
pt
young. Dont miss it.
u.
mttteeoa eE111 O.4LLED olThsre as-oot
PI sed
away one of the pioueere of this
He hill be sLc(seeded DIr. Yonug,
who has been at BayHHldfor the past
where the electors so doeide.
"(31 The strict enforcement of .
the law b officials in sympathy
Morris Counci'
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CEO, BAKER Cranbrook
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Telephone -524.-
George Thornton.
"'There is no death the stars go clownhis
T° rise a 011•.1 fates,• shnre
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And bright int 13e{ivens 01.0." ed orotyu
They elf rile P(?COVOt YYfOle."
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T,i saislty wafternoon of ilia week a
bctl'u rltiaiwoLI program at
Mre. H. ,n,,-„,;%,„::,, ,farm 7th ou•
Zhe barn has bean sphb aud 20 'feet
added which will rntelco the building
00 1x 0:t feet. NON sttiblin + be
!swaths, On Sunday morning last to
reward, Charles IvIc01'ea, recently
of file village, alto.. a Ealy weeks ill-
, nese in spite its of all that skill and kind
p
friends could do, Me. McCt'ea leas a
bleb] respected ciIizeu, well inform-
term. The new older cones into
eff. . on'tl,e first Sabbath of Jul y.
The Ladles' Aid of Duff's Presby-
tl+,•inn church writ hold their annual
arden Pru ty oil the blanso lawn .en
luesdapp evening Junes 80th. Supper
with the lett/ enforcement meaand th
elimination of olitical. influence
from the administration of the
lttw
(4j The regulation and inspee-
11011 of all houses of .public enter-_
0000Cll meeting was.
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Township Hall, :Morris, M
25th. Members were a
Council were formed into
'Revision on the Asseeamen'
p
Morris •put
hill
in.. 000 Fie 111.1 is the fi2Lmer
ed, fond of home life, upright ip all
dealings. • Ile
served f1011) 0 t° 9 0'010011 t0 u0,follow-
ed by the ;rest eogram yet, Sea
Cainmelht, so as to insure r0a9011-•
J, P. Kelly was employe
111e at $2.00
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x;-- filji!:.,
armJoules
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Attention �e
To,vliship ()notion will meet 011'
sioudn 22nd.
Y
Bo{vtzutii, Al.\1P:, is home
fr,nli Ottawa.
Morris Couuitl will meet on Alan-
day 22'1111 inst,
1 I lou Ca18111,..6th lin(i had the
luisfortu,ae to Inas a valuable d)aIw
Inst lveelt.
Bull L. Frtiiu did the lament work.
1 ,, ' , v
Cann ole THANKS.- We Lylslt to ex-
press our goat' tattle for' sympathy olid
_11 g�j
lcinclness oilmen us by many rr;(11ds
'who'reincrubarad us in out sodden
bereavement. Olt. youngest, clear
Wilbur, was de uu'Ced lent Cho teat'a
1 g;
kindness show') us both in his slek-
Hess and in oi,i• dark hear 01 50l'r0,v,
occupied many official
posil'ioss of 1101101• and tryst when his
health 1 1er11Iitte.(1 1111d net such 110189
1given
its declining yours compelled him to
retire. loo was connected with 1110
English churchsirtco its organization
g
hese and did inuoh to strengthen its
forces 3011011 int possession 'of his
-faculties and was ready to raise his
•voice •in tvinit wag 101 two bottermeut
firth Brass Band will play On the
lawn ail evening." An excellent ho-
p
ram will be l even by James Fax, of
Toronto, Canada's bash entertainer,
assisted by good local Laleut. 13e
sure and reserve 311110 S0t11 for
r Walton Garden Party.
The peoples of this cominnnity were
very sorry to •learn last Wednesday
able acoornn,odabion for the
tl'avefli 11•; public," -
Mi9,il)olq menus
Rote liquor li,ensea. 131very one
wiped nut, This means that liquor
08111101' be sold anywhere on the
plou11858
drub liquor licenses, Every bne
wiped out.
Abolished.
road .grader
Mr. -Kelly's phone number
It tlild 0lded t0 spend .$
East and $200 on the Nest
.aud $I00 on the North,aud
South bdy., provided the
Ing ,nunicipalities interest
like sum.
The construction of the
and superstructure of Ort
){4'' ®
I have f0ill lines of the various Ag-
. -•
Maul tl,•iii ICY; plenum le nl a5ock •land1
. ,,
sin able to supply the needs of cull onrestrtetlons:
theft uotit:e. .
Steel Hay Loaders
1
U(, best and Only steel one 011 the
ti (newt. Have wooden ones. il' pre
erve(l, -
Grund ro ress.i beim- imide ,will
L' ey ryans' 118 house on gr t ' I
13.1 lv . ,1 - i e v , R (ve 1'
toad P. inileeNot.Lh 01 13russele, •
DON'T Miss. IT. -Thursday of. next
week is the dine. of the annual Ex-.
, . ,
0111elon Le Lhe Expei,nnental Faun at
G0el iii Of t odes& )'011 11'0 golly ,
I 1,• gIT)
Clow would it he to tuake up a,'party
aud p�t in 'an A. 1 i;ole. Lme'• tame
,
is Iv,;n in. this wCLlz s loans of 11111
_ I?osT. ` �N -'
Dont forget the Auction Sale of
lighCens the bnrdon ant:; •aids us 111,
lines molt: larking up life's duties.
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WU. . l R.R. AYLhtSIBONG Ler I AMIL'Y,
••J%)NTn WEDOnse.-At 4 O'clock, 011
the Bangs birthday, Wednesday,
June 3rd, an mtclesting June eyed
,ling took- lace at, the residence Of.
Joseph Bennetts 17111 con., Grey,_
'100en Miss'Willena, `Luz; ,daughter of..
,Dir.. and Dias. 'Bennett, became lila
bride of Joseph' Davidson,.111x0 of
Geey. The car�in011 11'0s. :0ilducted
of its i'Iti.et'esis, Deceased was in his
- h 11. a ca • e, tv'th h1 arents
lot ye H m r e p ,
John 1108 maty Mali, ea and his 8
brothers. and sisters from Go.'
Fermanagh, Ireland, settling in ]last
Gwillinsbury where the family re-engaged.
01auled fn.r' 8 ah01'l, liCYle, lnovil,g 1,a
Al orris township 52 'year's ago, •Ihs
fat.ber taking tip the 1'0111, Adjoining
the villa e, wsre Dir. M1iCten eonhnn_
ed -so make his home 'until 11181
March when he waved into the vil-
of the sudden decease of nlrs. G. A.
Deadman, mother to Miss Edith
•
Deadman, teacher _ In %lar seh001,
She had gone to Merlin Mohday of
hist week to see Mr. Detultnan, who
had titken ill there ,vll;le 01 e• ed' iu
Carl It({-ror hie •apiary. He •i9 recover-
lis',0111 1 tlltd' )el'f0' 10 file Bad
g 1
missro❑ Of 1t0Cat11 )aniu elle cttslcet o2
I gSanitary
s
ills ill's partner on Thursday. boner-
ill lakes place Satllzdtt,y 1 1'Lci 110an.
ireatiilg eyatem. l$d.
Shops are dealt with but in a dif-
ferent way from -bars.
, . ,
1110 .30111 cove under, further
O, ,, Y
(2) Ihev can be, wiped out by local
o h., on atina 11'11:
