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VOL. 42 NQ.
BRUSSELS, .ONTARIO, THURSDAY, ,DUNE 18, 1914
W. H. Ii ER i Proprietor
1 Untn Jane
New Advertisements
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D'ointer w30lteg-ii 10d'
ftersi'e-,ic nstio Thrna0n.
Toaster q'aplaHd-Ber1110a PA.V'IL.
the date Will be announced as soon as
possible. 1t will probably be about
the beginning of 2nI
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Geo. Howe made a bueinees trip to
Dunnville and other paints last week ,•
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W. J. Mather, J. R. Wendt, T. G.
Hemphill 241111 G. Day Meow ;P. R.
13011.011, A. Hooper, J. and MI's,
Willil'a and Alex: ttn11 lira, Wright
alten(1(11 ltioelieg Bros. (grew; in
Sll•atfhrd a!, Wednesday of last week,
A. largo number Trout here went, Lo
Chown in Foot all illi tel between
Lhe, !engin.. foot ball itl+tt('h between
\VI'oxetee and Clinton which resulted
in a viclo,yha. the larter team. .'Ths
scars teas 2-1. Brufi9els will ilii
play
heft'. this Friday (veiling at 6.30 Pt 111,
!MAR tint,- As ,. t '> r
*,A f.wo vele iladlntgqrr
TEla BI(USSLLB POST we noticed
the account 1•P Mrs: W. I3.
t30"4,Ws (nee '\Dila oda Pa111i11 s)
111•(1111 We wish to state that sheSharpe
Was not married in 2unu,lr y but last
All,(t'll;t. She was taken to the
hospital ill a convulsion, and 11PVL2 1•e-
',l1ll1l r„n'•111 til +
„ u I it n Il s9 1un1 died leaving
;WI 1111101). ll1[.nghl el, 0)11y' IL few hours'
ills, 'Her imsLOr Wile Rey, W. E.
Kerr, or Welhwd, who taught her in
Sunda., Srhnnl when only afely years
+'111 u1 \\1•ux(LrP. the was 1n her
2 iMl )'1•lal' )illi! leaves hPl pn1111g hits-
hand, 11 nwther and father, 4' sisters
and 2 brothers len, a baby daughter
In Inournher demise, -
George F. McKelvey, who hag been
attending Queen's University,
y, King-
stem; taking en Arte course, will big e.
the IIIiniHl.ry of' the Methodist ['h 111'(1
his first elite g'' bring on the Punnet
elrenil, Si lii1lold D19111(1 He is :
I nephew of Rev, I. A, McKelvey ..
, Dlhrl, and his parental Melte is r'
lfoltt1fleld, Mao. IL Was his sidle.
In
Muriel, Who met 1101' blizzard
January by being lost In a bhz7al'd et.
the prairie.
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l Me, Veiteh of Parkhill as visit-
i ,• m 'visit-
•ing.}11H uei1)098 s. J, G, Smithy 8th
1•e, He drove over, -
Niro, Joint.Ltke •e e
) LRl r] d on Saar-
i v. last Proal i2 week's visit with her
her, Mrs. Edward
' i1 [ E ears. Boswell, 0f
Mrs, Jarues McNair at.. and Miss
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Nth 111LV(i come IIL make rine1 a son
Lh i�Ial'tiw McNair the f[71'Iriel''8 Bon,
.V1• welcome `h. n to he '} '
them the 164 r con.
Jelin has got a housekeeper 0P his
utvn
Miss Kate Ewan, of Bruasele, is
visiting old friends
g •I a eon the 16th hen.,
,Iso rperu)L)u her health as she is
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not ld like as a28 a1• her •edethe
'would like,. It is to be hoped the
'4lange will love beneficial•
rA a pretty June
wedding took
took lata at the home of
place
Louis awl
Louis anaM'a. y[appy, e'
1 At lee an Wednesday,
JlissUrineYhy, Chas elllle d111 mar-
\liar Urine Ra was united in mar -
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g1• to John .A, Wilson, of Elute
township, n]
ip, P y son of Alex, and Mrs.
Wilson of Atwood.5
w Promptly at n
dcioak,' to file strains of Lohengrin
treading
( g march; played by Miss Elsie
Steles, cousin
i s, zs n of the bride, the bridal
partytook their places oil the ]awn
wider t1 beautiful atoll, Theouthful
bride, who WaS given away by her
father, wore a beautiful dread of
white shit, the bodice draped with
shadow lace and pearls, Her wreath
'cif orange blossoms rested gracefully
on her golden hair, She carried a
shower • 11 7901 of snow balls and
daisies and wore the groom's gift, a
pearl and peridot necklace, She was
attended by her sister, Mian Lola,
wearing white embroidery with blas
silk trimmings. Brgesrnaids gift
from the groom was a gold Dhoti and
pendant, Groom was supported by
his. friend, Ernest Wherry, who re-
calved gold cuff links. After con -
gratulation( the guests repaired to
the dining room where j,leGice was'
done to the array of delicacies pro•
vides by the hostess. The presents
were beautiful and costly, cheques
from absent friends showing the
in g
were held. geld. which
Steisa young
gave C0 lee
ception in the evening and the yonug
friends enjoyed a few hours with
mesio and dancing after which Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson left for their home
Chair many friends w}ehilig them a
long and happy life.
DIED i.r LONDON Last week THE
POST referred to the going away of
Arthur B. Smith, on. 6, to London
foe an operation. We are sorry to
statebe passed away Thursday night
11 o'clock from heart weakne,s,
The operationforPulmonary Throm-
bosis, was performed at 4 p. m. Fri-•
da u'
h mel ' a the remains were brought
accompanied by Mrs. Smith
and her brother, Thos, Dodds, of IV
•now
d Mr. Smith, vino was in lila'
62nd year, was born in North Dum-
fries, Waterloo • Co., and came with
his parents t0 Lhis townsll•p whea 3
cites of age.
0 Tilos g • He was the second son
elf Thos. and Mrs. Smith, Mr, Smith
•still resides at Wroxeter (Mr
will be
79 • years of age next• Sunday, but is
note active. Mrs1 South 1s deceased.)
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The subject of tins notice was united
1,1 marriage 22 years ago last Decem-
bee to
her to Mies Annie, daughter' of the
late Thomas Dodds 0f 1 0111 l°p
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She, a son (Burdett) and two daug -P
tors (Bessie and Elsie) survive and
hold in loving memory the husband
and (either so sudden! removed• Mr,
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Smith was a faithful member of the
Pt •'• church, had served as
public school trustee and was highlyI
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esteemea as was evidanoed by the
flta•ge number ire attendance at the
the se T. Rev. d J, Mann conducted
the service Monday afternoon and the
pallbearers were 4 Dodds, brothers,
Oliphant Smith and Jno. ave class, o£
Wroxeter. At the ;graveside the
service of the C. O. P. of which Odder
deceased belonged •was given and the
of evergreen deposited on the
casket, The surviving brothers and
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deters of the late ear. Smith are;
Oliphant,of Grey• Mrs. Jno. Douglas
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an Miss Minnie, of Wroxeter, Deep
bereaved is expressed for the
bereaved ui their sorrow.
The h sidanee of enee Watson, 61:1
line, !las been veneered with ret
brick which has d rl I t t' 1
added r u III t i 1l
tout C,41ntbiG of the home
a Jim.
pJila, and 1V1r9, Cleggand ,ind
W. P
later, the lels father, r 13,aed telt
Arthur B, Senitb
fauces! of the late friends
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They are old friends of the Snlitl
family. 11oi
Gool) IaaY'B Woltz.- One da)
u, 7111 }1110, 1001
aea0ntly t of (( rr ((wring
oCAlfred of;wisingupapileofwoos
on Alfred Baokor's farm on the cool
line, In 11 hours the Cut and pile(
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nus $Lilies There were 8 m non he
.: idle i
job but but they did.not their
time you may be sure after so heav3
a da It strikes us that this must be
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John Stewart is away Co Quebec la.'
tending the 0,, 0. 1�. nigh coin Las Lllrl
rrpr(:argtalive leder 13elgrav0 OourL,
The Simonet. meeting of the Bel-
gals ill be Sh of the. For e11'H I(atl•
111 Le will beheld 111 the FeeeHaults' Ball
next Tuesday, June 23rd, at 2,30 p, m.
De llarnilton, of'Toronto, agt•al1lulte
ht Mrdicior, will be peasant alis scale.
1•r all address, illvevy hotly come,
Monday evening1)1 , )1') Week L poi-
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ilical ween lig in 111e illl:ll'29ts of. 1• G.
Aaderaon, the Liberal candidate for
Huron, was held in the C. O F.
Ball, (hmneilllrr Nietnn made [1ra -
-able chide:nail. Aldresses 79 12. given
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by W. H. Herr, ol'13rwsaela, Lhe ann.
dictate, and R. D Cameron, on, of LIl(.•1(-
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now. . it .\ndc•r;uu Ibade n gnarl in,
pl'l•e'in12 11M h1• lllf'IIIIy and 1)1'1Ll•I lr:all2'
(lett!t with the gained Id' elle spay and
gave raisons Why "twee should be a
chap a or government. lir will poll
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a good vote in Lids locality, .11r, Cam-
elNni'9 speuCh WW1 t4 SITI, lig all;llrlleili
111favor of the leadership el' N. W.
Rowell.
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Moncrieff
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On the evening of l uday, July
aGmcle11Patty will be held by,
cangvegaLiou of the Peesby tel
church on the n1!)!)) Hrhnlil rounds,
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Sapper will be served in the ohnii:h,
Flee title. Welch out for. i'nr
particulars on.brlls,
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Miee Their/Ili and Geoe a Smalldoe
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are visiting relatives In St. Thome:,,
RPV. D �Wr•e V'
n t Ix Sundayunin 212
Methodist church next offal
noon;
'11•• Milton 121 119 son ()lesson, .;
of !Meso, are vi Mrs. ittI £m iter
parents, GPO, and Mi•s, Smalidor.
Last ice wee the Ko Cornrow-
lou service wee held in Knox church
The pastor, Rev. J.L, Me(ul1 ch tool+'
1 0
the prPparatpr service Figgis even-
ing, 21 new members were received
on Sunday.
POLITICAL 11IItnrnee.-Next Monday
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evening a political meeting will be
el gp g • 1
held in Long's Hall commencing at 8
o'clock, in 111e interests of W. Proud
foot, Liberal candidate for Centre
Huron, Addresses will be• delivered I
b Banister Proudfoot, A. Histo
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and W. II. Beta Opposition speaker
invited.
SIMOLBSFUL, -The Garden Part
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held m1 the public 1181. grounds
Thursday evening of, week wade
decided decease. An interesting pen-
gram W88 presented which inclosed
addresses b J. Bowman, M. P., w.,
Proudfoot,Y
M. P. P., and A. Hislop:
Musical selections of a high order were
rendered by Mise Spence, the Mieees were -
Whitfield, Dunbar Bros„ D. Strachan
and Geo: Evans, Chair was pleasant-
ly occupied by Rev, Mr, McCulloch•
Proceeds totalled 3120.00 which will
be - devoted to the Building Fund_ of
the proposed new Presbyterian
church. The ladies are to. be congrat-
elated on he, success of the atherin
t gathering.
Bluevale
13LULVALIi; STILL IN 11112 FitoeiT
meeting ofan luGerrsring and some-
what unmet] eh111'ar'111• was held ill
8Cho111 1'no111 on Wednesday nigh'
) � 1•r night,
Julie lOt11� to eml211212l' the gneM(1 2))
June
co-operation between the School
tion, trte on between
Society 12)1)1 others
Literary Y
interested in tuakin • the new school
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and setilml grownds a social and reeve-
atlon centre and beauty Hent foe
neighborhood, Meeting was Well
tended, a large number of ladies bring
present mid judging by the addresses
given and the iltterest displayed
new school will begin its work under
happier conditions than have ever
been luulivu it. Lhs )est. R. N. Dulf
was voted to the chair, Alias Oma
NTesser was appointed StmPlary
among the spezticers Were ltobt: 131ack,
A. \11acI IV21u, Rev. Crawfod 'fate,
Rabb, Musgrove and A. L. Posliff,
RobI 'al oC i 1 ham publi cline!'
p W r g c S
A'withe use unanimously
A 'within was uuanimuns]y. carried
authorizing o new school
gposeall b for the co�nmdni[m'e inon future.
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Tlie Literary Society had already paid
some money down m) the purchase
the old achoal ground for this purpose
and the ratepayers instructed
Trusteesto Ltt'tueu the money on con-
clition that it be used in any way
Society may, prefer for the improve-
meat Or beautifying of new grounds:
joint t committee .teas arranged
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•plan and carry out the improvements
to the grounds, the committee to col-
elst of n representative each from
Trustee Board, the ratepayers,
Women's Institute and theLiterary;(minus
Society. Robt. Musgrove and George
McDonald d were appointed ea to re
sent the Trustees and the ratepayers
respectively. Aha incident of
P Y happy
evening wee the presentation by Rev.
DL. Tate, on behalf of the Trustees
and ratepayers, of afoot ball and
play ghourid ball and bat to the school
children.. A bee was held one• say
cently to plow and harrow Lha?new
school grounds and it was arranges
by the igen that the value of their
work should be expended in buying
games for - the -children. Mr. Tate
made g ear leas'iri address to
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pupils and A. McDonald accepted
the foot ball on behalf of the boys and
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Stella Elliott and Jean f the received
the other gift On behalf of the girls.
Miss O. 11. Messer replied for the
scholars, thanking the inen. for ,their
and consideration for file
welfare of the children. Before.
meeting'closed it was decided to hold
a .Celebration to commrnate the pas-
sing of the old red school house, which
is soon to be torn down after a rang
and honorable Dorset.. An effort will
bs
be made to have as many former
teachers find a Ila.as possible attend
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the celebration and it will be iti the
nature
nature of a Bluevale Ola Boys'
The event will probably
p
atm earlyin July.A committee was
appointed to makarrcommitteewas
THE CANDIDATES STAND
ON THE TEMPERANCE ISSUE
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The following
g letter was sent by
J. A•11' in Secreta' f
w Secretary o the Huron
County Temperance Association, to
Di, Macklin and Wm, Proudfoot
candidates for Centre Huron • A• R.
Musgrove, Win gham, and J1 C,
Anderaou,-Lucknoly, candidates for
North Huron ; and to E. Zeller,
Zurich„ Land U. 'Either, Crediton,
candidates for South Huron,' and the
replies received are given below :-
. Listowel
Artornan Fxxa,-After lying low.
101' two weeks, LlstowPl's firebug
again. got busy Fa' 11V Sunday, and um
a result. J. Ii. M(Donitild's fluor and
f.ed Store, A. O, Chuen s barber 8ho
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D; J. Winces' pool room and howling
alley, and the McDonald Hall annex
are in ashes, The lose will be fully
$10,000, As a result of the reappear•
wee of t}le incendiary many are
terror-stricken, as blaze after blaze
had broken out; all bearing nnniistak-
able. traces of being deliberately -start-
ed, Uh the occasion of the last bad
flee, which destroyed Ll1e each and door
ftec0ry, many merchants larged. that a
Provincial detecafve be called in, and
the Counoil took steps to do this, but
it waa not followed a Now the
p
agitation has been renewed, as many
of the best businessmen fear that
their ;toes o• factories are liable to
be set on fire at 'any time. AlSun_
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clay's fire there here many hull-
atli 0119 of a firebugN work. A most
situation occurred when the
blaze leas at its height and a valve
t°sot wrong at the pumpphous� and
-for 8 mumtes the fireflglitets were
\vithoui water: The 6hlet then e1e
threatened. to s read :and Wipe out
one of the towns beat business 'dlocke.
All through • she year LisColvel `has
bed
bed serious files, They have occurs-
ofwith such frequency and have been
of such si•ze as t- attract snare than
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usual attention: The total loss for
the year is over $200;000, the largest
in the town ( instory.
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Molesworth
- 841. other Molesworth wawa on page
a ef4his lsswe•
Lawrence Campbell is hone on a
visit Fro P
rn io C.
01199 Annie Elliott has returned
from a visit at Chicago.
Mrs. Roy Neosar and Mts. Leitch,
of Dutton; are visitingat Wm,
Grassi';.
Thomas Menzies, of Baseborn, Dian:,
re speeding his holidays with his
'Parente,
Russel Grainger has returned from
1L visit with his sister, Mrs. Elliott, of
Harvey, III.
The Mission meeting was largely
attended on June 11th, when they
presented Mrs. Robt. Elliott with a
Life Membership Certificate,
The Jubilee of St. Andrew's Church
will be held next Sunday21st and a
Reunion Monday afternoon, Supper
and program In the eveninrection
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Let streamers fly, and banners leave,
Match out the old time band,
Brush up yon. boots, and get a
shave,
I%lp make the welcome rand,
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FoL•Molestvorth is a place of fame,
(Though many maps forget Icer)
Yet merry youth and ancient dame,
Speak of her charms with rapture,
The- boys who left for }vides
. spheres,
The girls who followed after
Come back, with joy akin to tears,
Where rang their childhood's laugh•
ter•
See 1 good old dad has trimmed
the lawn,
His flowers bloom as neer before, '
And he and mother, since the dawn,
Have, turn byturn, watched at the
door.•
Come hc'me and rest•, an' talk, am
fish,
'Still flows the clear ora river ;••
Or tliei'e'8 1.le orchard, P you wish,
It just as cool as ever.
Welenme to you, a thousand times,
Forget the rush of cities,
For tho) oa've roamed }n manyMi
Climes y;
'': 'day
There's no spot greed as this ie:
Clinton, June 2nd 1914.
Dear e Sir -Will you be good enough
to write me by return mall, statin as
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clearly as you think right, your posi-
tion in regard to the Provincial a1••
Peet o£ the temperance question in
and particularly what your
position,
p�sitioa; if elected to the Legislature,
will be inrespect to the enactment the of
legislation in harmony with the Al-
Al -
.!lance principles and policy ?
May I quote Por your guidance in
framing your reply the following
clauses in the Constitution of the Al -
Bance :-"The purposes of the Society
are as follows, -To call forth and di
enlightener) public opinion
procure the total animmediiate sup.
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Dress}on of the traffic in all entoxieat
unite all churcheiquors s beverages, and to
and teminceand
moral reform theorganizations in judi•
aloes 0W'it for the attainment of this
end: With this object m view the
Alliance well work for the enactment
and enforcement of all available pro -
hrbitionsand •election of the liquor
traffic and the to all legit].
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lative and executive political posL-
Lions of representatives who are
known, avowed and.txvstworth sup•
porters of the principles and methods
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of the Alliance." o quote
Nlay'I also the politicalplat-
ms of the Alliance, a1• adopted at
succeeding Conventions, which .may
be sulnmerized as follows
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"'rhe abolition of the public. bar,
the treating system and drinking hi
clubs, and the imposing upon the
liquor traffic of such other lly cor-
ions as shall most e
effectually cur
tail the operation and remedy its
evils. That the advocacy of any -
thing abort of lookedu foregoing pplatform
cannot be upon as sufficient to
entitle any candidate to the support
of hank lance electors. II
Thanking you in advance for com-
lienee 1114 our request herein con -
P. q
Gained, and with best wishes,
am, goers sincerely,
J. A. IiiWI1\T.
BISHOP IALLON,
bF� Loxnox
Who conducted the Confirmation ser-'
vice in the R,. C, church, Brussels,
last Monday.
The Garden Party held on the lawn
of the Methodist Parsonage on Tues-
day
aeasP211d l the pi Daces s 1assed 21 quota and
a y, P g
booth beingabout 360.00. Seaforth
Band was m attendance and in ad-
clition Noise Scott; of Leadbury, sang
solos, DI r. Bishop played violin
selections ; Rev. R. Lundy gave an
addl'ass and the church chole snug.
)rev. Mr. lclmnnds presided as chair-
rvau. Gathering was under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid,
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Jamestown
Miss Elsie Strachan.vwent to Detroit
last Friday on the excursion on the,
steamer Greyhound.
Rev. A. J. Malin, .of Brussels,
•preached a good sermon }n Victoria
Hainaut Sunday evening to a large
audience.
The Trustees of S. S. No., 4. Grey
Township,are askingfor a Normal
trained tcher, Red their advt. in
this issue. .
The Summer meeting of the Wom-
en's Institute will be in 'Victoria
Hall on o next week at
y f ,
o'clock Dr Hamilton, of Poronto,
will address the meeting, There will
also be a good musical and literary
ro rani• Ail' interested in the wel-
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are of home and county should come
and annoy a profitable afternoon.
On Wednesday of last' week Mre:
O. Wright, of this locality„
was
kind very much pleased to see her'Bob
and good brother, John D.
Smith, of 90 Mi. ni, SmithManitoba. 'John
Oliver drove Mr. from Brussels
iu hlalone swath biieingfo Crooks cony.
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all very welcome visitors
indeed. Will aye be welcome back
again.
The sad word was received last
Fridayb the Forrest familytheirJulPleased
s, Y r
M s. Grego , oftlalffoi'nin, had passed
away the previous. She was a
daughter of Wm. Forrest, of East
wood, Ont„ who was a former
Niorrieite and a brother to Walter
Forrest, of Norris. Pneumonia was
the cause of death. She is survived
by her. husband and two ohildren.
Mrs. Gregor. was 26 years of age and
had visited relatives i❑ this locality
on various occasions. Mrs. Gee 0t.
died at Bloomington an was Mime$
a d vd_
on Saturday at Rialto cemetery, She
had been 6 years in California.Nh',sprig
Gregor is engaged in orange culture,
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Grey
See page 6 for additional Grey news,
Miss Mary DICAL'L}rnl' Was at GalG
Y
for visit during the past week,
Harold Work was not having very
good hsulth but ie improving ulcely
we are to state.
glad59r
bliss lanetisI' 1111 pl, kith con„ is en
the sick •T•sG'w}bh leer}s but loan
P y y
friends wish her speedy couvalesrence.
Robert Heck. lost one of burst.his
mares this week. Its stomach
will have the trouble of raising a
week old colt:
'!here is not'.mMr improvement 1u
the condition of Mrs. Alex. Stewart.
fore trust she may soon taken, change
for the better:
Miss Jennie Oliver, 16th eon., who
has been older the Drs, care with
Pleurisysed improving nicely again we
to note•
A brick addition }s being completed
:hy Jolin Pearson, 4th line of Grey
Yy
neuron will add material! to then p-
pearance and comfort of the lmme,
Mrs. Anarew Turnbull; 18th con„ is
not enjoying very good health at
present her years are beginning to
tell on her but we wish her a speedy
rseovery.
Friaa afternoon; 26th Inst, S. S,
No, •3 wll hold •their annual p10 -111C in
p
A. Bishop's grove, 8th con.. There
•will lie swi•ngs, sports; Much, Lac.,
and •everybody ie walcnuie.
daylast week Hartley Dlenzies,
11th con., had a runaway on the farm
while driving the team attached to
the seed drill. T311 got quite a shake
up but -fortunately no bones were
broken.
Last Friday evening a League Pea
Nut Social leas held m Roes church,
and a moat enjoyable time tuns spent
by all, Rev. ,L A. DloKelvey •occu•
led the chair and agood program
p' P g
was pit on byleas! talent.
Service in Union Church will be
hell:! next Sabbath evening, at 7.80
o'alack instead Of in the afternool on
Lhe Ort oP leu pastor preaching to
the Orangemen at Ilthel at 8 p. m•
Sunday School will be held as ostial
at 2 o'clock.
Miss Jean McNair is barns fora
holiday 0f 3 weeks from Toronto.
Y .,
atSheieholds a position as stenographer 9Pr
at the Hospital for the Insane, 999
r she 11
Queen street, West,. where e as
been for the ppest veal]. Miss NIeN1Lir
]re life in the peen city.
ll a (� Y
The trustees of the Turnbull school,'
li levo engaged Mles Kathleen
1611 cu1
Wilton, �I' Br•ussels, lis Leacher for
the coming year at' a salary, of $60D.
She: is at the Normal School at
P Miss McNair has. done line
work In the school for a number of
:ears but declined to continua
Y
BARx. nAi9IxG,-AL the barn.
raisin at Mrs. H. D4rliitn)0n'a 8th
a ,
con, Thursday of last weal., of which
a 12(110 was ;wads in last week's POST
there \were G Uel'sons iresent who
l
were there 89 real s bafare when the
older inlet of the :barn was raised,
P110 following are their n t es r--
David Wilson, David 1111 n1•
i L , Donald
ooe11w'�V'ni. Irl 119, 1)11 11:nllt, C•.
Lamont, g a M
it A p11 -1.' •Lva• ashen of the five.
There were 92 Men a1 the raising tend
o' through
the k was put bh ugir b, If. A4tAr
a good 811111)01' 11 foot ball game Was in
++ , g
4Ldoi and flims Cala(. a iil;ngram bf
1n1)51e. s0CSt11 Chat, 330. There was
'close to 50 ladies At the -!slant.!+, silt.! a
jolly t,irne was ut in b. a11, \\7
j Y P , Y.
hops the fine hare :1'(+1111)9 often CrrYlVd
,
ed with the products of their flue
farm, •
Wroxeter
Wm. McLennan returned from
Montreal on Tuesday.
Misr Jeannette Ritchie attended the
Horse Show in Galt last week.
James Cattanacli, of Fordwich, was
a visitor in the village on Tuesday.
11liss Mabel Patterson is spending a
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few holidays at her home in Har-
r}aton.•
Mrs, Schwalm and Does D. Wendt,
of L3aerisbon, spent'Sunday with their
brother, J. R, Wendt.
J. Pattm'son,'01 Toronto, was the
guest of Wm. Patterson .and other
• rel tt}ves here lasf week,
Alvin and ML's. Hemphill and Mee.
p
This. Hemphill, of Hensel}; spent
Sundaywith T. G. Hemphill,
p
Mrs. S. 'Jackson, who has been
'visiLi . S. 'sons n, Q. P. Jackson, n,
returned to Taranto on Friday.
Miss V. YlofPntt, of Kent City,
Mich., is the `nest of her med•
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parents, Gro, and Mrs. T3lat.nara.
Ed. Kalhfleisrh, of.Yleldlnay, visited
his sister. Mrs, C, Tris,: on 1'ridlyy
while en route from London to Mild-
1nay.One
N1rs. 1in11ert ,, 0,, b and sat, htet'
Miss Fanny; have gens to -Wfiigl am
where they will remain fora few
weeks.
Ad[tm. and. Mrs. DisIiean• were.in
flelgrave this week attending the
Golden Wedding of the forinei''H
unole and [Lunt,
Mises Darla Edgar, ,who has spent.
the last 1: o dare in 7VIlu1}lnbs., 9 at
y
!resent vieitin her )aunts;, J. and
i g. parents, '
Mesenrlgitr., of liowick.
Nils. Dinsmore and Children, who
Have been was
g is of the farmer's
;'stet, Mrs. . W. J. M'(bber, for some
%Veale; have returned Go Clieu' borne to
Petarborri ",..
Mrs, A. H. Motiitt went' to quetph
13• 1spita'It 1es1 week.' " whore she ha8
undergone a very ser"The
Operation lint at . latest. reports is
ro resa•m favorably
1)r g y
Thos. and Miss Minnie Smith, 'Jos.
(Lill! Mre.-Uou las• Mr9. Rasmile8Pn•
g
M;Is, Hy. Smith and Mies Ett1a Smitll
attended the funeral of the late
:
Art 1111' Smith, of prey, on. Monday
arlernobo.
In Will but loving memory of our
dear slater, Mrs, a I. 131orolv(r-nee.
Noise •Iao May Paulin -who died in
Cha Marine ]IriapltlLt Julie 31 d,' Site
was the Manna
daughter 11 Albert She
g e t
Mrs.,' forrnerl of Wroxeter.
•1 y
sleep 'i n• seat. ,sister, sleepaua."tutee
thy.rest,
Lay down thy head upon .thy
Sayiouroe bretl9L
We Loved thea well lief Jesus loved
thee kraal; Genal Night,
Calm 1s thy slulnbel•, as an infant's
.81801)
Birt thou shalt wake no trlore to trail
and weep,
Thine 18 'e'.perfect rest • secure and
deep, Good. Night.
D1,ly .,Good„ NI ht dear sister,. 11ot
g
Farewell.. ,,,....
little while' said all Iiia suints
s}iali'dwell ' •
ballowed uni8u'ii(1l"' o'
ry�•. � ,V Ia1 b1e, .G,.OfI
X' i 11G:• ... '•'..` •ex
!'1 , ;,, ,
Icer sister t aggro.
�.
Ethel
Presbyterian Sabbath School pxc-
:tic on Darnnunn Day, •
Rev, I. A. McKelvey was a speaker,
show Epivoi'th League Gavden,P.afty
at Atwood on Tuesday evening.
, Iii,,,, rr,l)o'L of the analyst at Tor-
>
onto condemned the Water of one well
samples of which. were scut .by the
Board of 'Health. .
The 11911x1 Sabbath evenin[ service
in the Yiethodisb alili eveWill ning
with
with-
drawn next., Su,Iday Diving to the
Orange.seevine in the afternoon,
Several'" of our citizens were at
G;)del'IC.I1 this week i11 C41rILecbion with
the trial, .Geo. McCall ys:_,'Lownship
or .•Orgy weal' eat having a proper
scant outlet a few years ago, He is
aslrieg„eh ill $6• , -'
Ni>xt yabb[i,Lh ale, [he annum
'.art mon to the L. O.L. members fedi
br preached m the' DFethr!diet, church
bels by Itev. h A, McHelvey, at 3
()clock.'Brrtdlreu 1 d re
n eet at the Lot
1 worn a ali hone earlier and will
march td.'the church. Visitinglarge
'msde welcome.•
. Lesvxruest-Sitturday 27th inst., is
the date set for Cha Annual •Disttict
, H. ,. ,.
meeting, of ,East Hmon ' Women s
Institute and ' -the place of meeting
will beddesWalton, A car}ale will ck to
Mr, Vodden s hotel at. 12 a dock to
acconlrunda e• the l adie9 wishin to
.t ( , ' �
attend this meetntg. Those intend-
i) Get b should let r. Va den ltnow,
t g. g M • d
A 2)1•79 stable will be built at .the
Methodist Parsonage to replace the
one recently destroyed by. fire, It
will have -Dement 'walla and shingle
R
root. S. S. Cole has the work in
1.
0l large, he Paraolage Is• being re-
Palated by F. McCralolgen, a{. Brussels
trhd cement; will tell! be put, ander
verandah. $40.00 was received from
the hammed' Oo... fnr damage to
Parsonage by the recent fled $100
was Carries 011 the stable,
POLxrxOAL,— Noonday availing d
1111111(3 meeting was held in the Town-
81.(1p Bali in the 11lLere8t•9,.0P Bat'-
sister Prnwafeot Lha Lberal (iLi,ai•
n .1 ,, ,
date fen Centre Ilnrotl, The chair
was (0ru;ne(1 by W, ettidoe. At- ,Hamilton
tetldtrnee was 1101 large a8 tile. meth
111 wee call0C1 en shoit rnot1ce alta
g ..
matey 11a(1110G,e00)) the b1119. ..•Speak-
era wars 1C. MrM}ilalr, Iiulle(t ; A.
Iiisiop alfa Ur; Prnhldfoot, the. latter •
9amn 111 Ilii even1n Grah1, is
�r n,, •it A,, 1l .. ,iL• ., it
p Pt:te11 that Ethel al VlHton tVlil 1'(lll
up its old time majority.
MR. PROIIDFOOT B REPLY.
Dear Sian -owing to my absence
from town Idid not receive your let'
•ter of the 4th until this a, m. This
explains dela in g,
P y' answering. By my
volae, speeches and actions in the
Legislature I thought my position on
the Temperance question was so well
understood as Co be txnneoeseary w
restate it• I am, ho
i waver, quite
willing to 11 so.
i'I stn in favor of the abolition of
the public bar, the treating system,
and drinkingin chubs, and the m-
osin upon the
posing p liquor traffic of such
other restrictions its shall: Most ef-
feetually curtail the operation and
remedy its evils."
I stn also of the opinion that what'
we should strive fb1 is absolute
Prohibition. This can only be obtain-
ed by electing men to the House of
()ominous who will vote for such
'•
Ieglslatioh Yours slnaerely,
W. PROUDFOOT.
Goderich, June 80h; 1914,
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MR: AxDPplyin d' Riyour
Dear Sir ::--Rs 1 Tn -.
1? Y e to your favor
votesinth permit to to say' l>e 00,(4
votes in then; Legislature .
ua a £oi the 'omit
three sestippo apealt dor Leasure or
I Have s'9 ich h every measure r
r al which Y 4
, hl bj has been made, that
P Chad
lead for its object the sur reasiun of
' 1lP '
the Liquet Ttaffic. I lritgtlt diumer-
ate seine of them- I .have on three
occasions supported Mr, Idewecal
resolution tvhieh to me is identical
with the platform `.
e of the g of t e.
I have voted for the closing Iu the
• q - -
bars and shops on all publta hOhclaos•
I have voted Por file closing of ,all
bares and h nor' shops from ,.
P m one o
clock ay onin until 8 0 supported on
Monday morning. .1 havg cense tsd
an amendment to the 'License
a law
extending the Local Option renal le
p p p
be u1000161 anility boundaries, if 1
a1nelOCtadiam,pteParC(1 to support
any measure1 11 for. the suppression of
the traffic no matter froth' p 'c side
they may come.
Myopponent oneht leas a odea all the
t P ipp.. evils
of to liquor tl' Ill}Ilairllieyetaany
of flee TI Iter trafli;n and et m
at 18 v many
O2 )IL IO alyy�,e9 who call themselves at'-
(lent temp 1tuthe met! say that
, l Y Lir t lir!'. is
lust its aodorbettorloure anc'emae
P •.- .
)drab l am, 0, A TI'.. ij",,...
p .
J. G. A4M 111 Ulll.
Tlaakaowi n. I.
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Politica '�
Yom, e�r'�' 8 S
Meetings
-" "��
Pablic meetings hi the interests
J. 0.'Andersoin
Liberal Candidate tor N. Huron
will be held as follows :- ..
Fordw'tcla Thursday L1t]P,
' �'
liluevale, Tliui sda , Utle
Y J
Grorrle, Friday' .June
•
Saturday,June.
J
Auburn,br,41„,
Walton,' Monday, June
.a71leting6tocommoticoat8 p' m•
Ili. D. Calnecoo. Lheknety Well.
'
herr, Brussels.; and J. J, 'Hunter,
Kinaardin will assist , ,Anderson
J G
land Wm, Proudfoot•, _K. C., at. the
meetings..
The Public Cordially Invited
"GOD SAVE THE KING."'
of
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19
20
22
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Walton
'Walton news on page 5 also.
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W H, Sholdiee has purchased
piano P
Orin R,M118011 c�TlCiach,ano from the
Kee tab on LheRc •!lin interestin
p g
Rttiheringa iu Duff's church. The
Urogram of meetings natty be read on
Y
page 4 of this issue,
p fi
ITr. Lydelte and family have moved.
to town and are malting improve-;{:
meats to their borne. We bid thorn:'
welcome to. Walton, •
A number fr•om.th[s locality were at
Brussels last Saturday afternoon at.
tending the funeral of Mrs, Deadman.
Rev. Mr, Land took, art in the
service at alio hon e. P
- Dl1: Gt`ay, MI', ndoi,nt'8. and Mr,
Holton P. C., of Lon on, 'entered uP ;
to'Wa1LononThursda of last week'
y, Tt
to spend the day With Chair old'
Mende, W.13. Sholaiae and Pamir
People's Y
The Young Society of SG,
Geor e's church held a most annum.
g
£ul ebterta' • went ro Lhe A.'O: U. W.
Hall oil Wednesday evening of last.
week., Proceeds amounted to about
$ m,resent.
Next Monday evening a puhlic
meeting In. the interests Of W. Proud-
foot and. S. G. Andersen, Liberal
not 1110(8 in Centre and North Boron
will be held u, the A. O. U. W, Ball.
The public invited, Chair taken ab
8 o'clock.
The annual meeting t •1
L l g of the Bast
Huron Partnere and Women s Ill-
st}tute telll be halo here of Saturday
rune 27th at 2 p. m, A speaker will
beI'PeenGfl'bmtheLiveSt Stock
, P
of the Department of Agriculture Go;
aadee88 the men and ,Mrs, (Dr,)
will speak to the ladies.
; 1 ,
The Ladies Aid of - the Methodist
ehln'cl, 1,10 Gat the Paiseuage Land
elected the following robbers t-••
President, Mr.
,, 9. A:, l r'110e i Vice Neel,
dent, Mrs, GPO. V1"iillitrnunit'; Seore-
tat y) Mee, .1tab, (itLrllphPll ;raa6m'er)
r,
Mica R. Bar•rbws, . They do a good
Wok mid we wish heti success. I
Morris
•Slatube labor has been the order of
-
the clay }.0 various quarters.
Political affair's are warmin u and
the next week will be` a stretiuon8
u1•, .
The farm of Alex Russell, 7th lne;
was not sold hast Tuesday but ks" 13WO
lel the market: . -
Alar a auto 1•r Erol
b n Mortis town-
ship willgo to Wingllain to hear N.
W"Bnlvell Ori the evening of Wed-
nesday, June 24th:
this township at-
A hntrlber funerals
tended the funerals of Mre. Deadman
and ,ono: Wilton of Brussels, .and
Arthur Smith of Grey'township,g
lu 3'Councilu)
The davnehnptis aangedcto•
for Monday, 22nd gust.{ is chow ed to
• g
Thnl edgy 25th inst., owing to the ,
first date dein set ;twee last Council
g •
as Provincial Nolo, /3..lon clay
Township Oleek, A: McEwen was
P ,
at Quebec during -this week as dela-
gate from Bluevale to the High
Court of the Canadian Olden of
Order
Foresters. He went) b boat from
Y 1
Toronto.
- Mrs, S, Fear and her brother, Wm,
Jaeksotl, of BI th, attended theSaturdays
y
Puiantoi a thein' nephew, Robert ii,
Shelton, lit- Mrtnico, last Friday.. He
was an old D'tortis)te and died 3 Routs
iter an attack
a t of herrlotLhage o£ file
heath.
• - + .
on Dominion Day • the 'Lanes
Family will hold their animal Ce-
umber at the BoloWhich
of Bermanli Elgin.
1N0u1toh, liriunl;li'igih, Co. of Elg,ti•
ast year ' - i •' ,
L in .30 pe18115 Le� 18 ev nt
Laoal Iutarr;9L ce1)la'es round tt,e svent.
011.. it r. ' ,.. '.
acs w IL of Mrs. VJttr, 13rgalis 19 1118
:a.relative. idles Maude Miran; is the
1
0 alai !till!�...,'
offitiaaiy and me sant nut 110
iii 11UtrC01Y1 111 , of the ]m
portant gathering. . The idea is raise-
1 ter,f't})V i.n,l ,at111 AP t.,to..uel_ P
pi -40111
tS
.
'
'Irl
Choice assortment of
Fori
Geraniums and AneUai !sodding
p p p
Cabbage, CauiifluWer I Celery
1 N'/ijj Q tJi�7y '•
Also Rouse Plants
�,y,�rc�•,
1V11 U.J ����
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43.4 Brassala Greenhouse...
8VL4.