HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-9-3, Page 5t$USINESS CARDS,
JNO. SUTIIERLANO & SONS
LIMITED
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
oP MARRIAGE LICENSES
NOB Id Like Post Office, Ethel, 80.4
its,AL AND CONVEYANCING
pilOUDP00T, HAYS & KILLORAN
11Alitt1.8'1ER8SOLIOITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, RTC.
W. Plana?„dr, It 0. li 0. SAYS
J. L. 1LILLOnAN WDI, PiteutwoOP JIt,
Oalae0-'1'6000 formerlyo0onpied by Messrs
Cameron & Holt,
Common, ONs'Aaro,
T I M SINCLAIR
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B r a, 'solicitor Ounveyakieer,
Notary Yoblia &o, tJIDoe Stowurl's Block
1 door North 01 Central Hotel
Ronaktor for the iltetrenoborn saes
AUCTIONEERS,
14- B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• e.sn, will sell for better n)9oae, 1,f
001(1er men, in lees tune and lees charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Unroll or
1(8 won't obarge anything, Later and order,
ono always 0e srrange0 at the, nl11.•e or h,
rx .r,al enpilaation,
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1�. F, L OV E
Funeral Director
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11 and Embalmer
I Orders promptly and care-
fully attended to night r r
clay, Phone 228.
ETHEL, ONT.
A NEW TERM
gOpens Sept. 1st in the popular 11
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT. Y
This School enjoys 0 great reputation )Ir'
for giving first-class instruction
in Ba+h1889 and Shorthand su6jr,ts,
It is no wonder our grndunta8 1010117 e
get gond positions. This is the Col -
loge For you to attend. To -day,
.Y not tomorrow, write ror 001. Catalogue
Cor. Young and + W. J. ELLIOTT,
Charles Sts. 1 Principal.
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do. our free mita-
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D.A. McLACHLAN, Principal. Sr
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EDWIN G. MATTHEWS. Prin.
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Best Brains
REAREIMENBMBABORREIREIEREMBIEEMI
in Canaan have partial p1 ted in the pre-
P61911oln of opt splendid House Study
Courses in thinking, EaonmeMa Higher
A arumt, ng, Commercial Art, Show
Card Writing, ph1(tO Sy.
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and 'Bookkeeping Select the work
1 hien tionlars. interests on and write us
Por pi, i•tlaaln,•s. Adel cgs
THE SHAW COORESPONOENCE SCHOOL
391.7 Yonge St., Toronto
LLE. E.
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AT HOME
Thousands of ntD6ltlous
7011051)00-
p18 are fest preparin • in their 01111
11Omes to Occupy, luotativo positions as
flenogl'nplter1,, llgoltkeepm's, telegrn•
11 LOG civilervants in Pact every.
:inhere Of netl'vitiee, #'on Ines finish et
eo lege if vett so WWI. Positions krone.nn nod. 1$,Itet• college any day. Indi-
vlcIt(l.instrtrOtlOn• Expert teaohors;
Thirty years' experience. Largest
trainers in Canada, Seven eolleees,
Speoinl comae for teoohere.
Affiliated with Oonuheroinl Edison•
for"sA8loOintion of Canada. 'Summer
School at famous Spottier Business Gel.
lege, London,
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. Wiu iiern Business College
9 9
GE6,±50±100N, CP W., Mouse,
President, Pel a t:el,
_ '- rtrltWlrrr
Business Oards
JAS. ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
8U000'1801• to M, H, Moore. Office at Atder-
swt (1,00, livery 81,1(610, 11rusxels. Telephtone
No. k0,
DR. T. T. M'RAE
l2oohelor of Medlaino, University of Toronto ;
,Lioontiote and Graduate of the College of Phy
8leisnx and burgeons, Ont. Post•Landuate
Chicago Bre, Iter, Nose and Throat Hospital,
Chicago, ill. Ex•Honae Burgeon 10 St, Mich-
nel'sHospltal, Toronto,
Office over 1•,11. Smith's Drug Store. Tele•
phone 001111000011 with Uran110ok at all hours
OR. F- T, BRYANS
13aeholur of 01 e110ine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Physicians and Sur -
goons, Outarto ; ex -Senior Hoose surgeon ei
Western Hospital, Toronto. .Offices of late Dr.
A. MaKeyes. Smith Block, Brussels,
ltursl phone 40.
ALEX. O. M'KELVEY
M.B.. M. C. P, 8 S. O.
198 Moor street Hest, 'Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical nsnkn'tent In Har, .Nose 11111 7 h1.0111nutt d8-
rtrnt New Genera) ,
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Toronto
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Post Grad km 1,OHyI 1, S(101,1 RrhoOl, Bos-
ton : late �Hlent uF Ye
& fixe Infirmary , %t%co Clinical ns ixinut
k)
Nose and
Threat drink nt massGen.stos
pinl 1 ln1,R Hausa Surgeon. General
Hospital. -» In Brit -viols
by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physic(lu, and Surgeon ", Phut Graduate 00111.061'
London (Eng.), New York 1111± Chicago Hon•
pitnl8. Speotal sttontion to disease of eye, ear,.
hose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
G. H ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental For.
groes01 Ontario slid Graduate University of
Toronto 1)'ooslty of Dentistry,
Office In Isard Block, Wingham
Phone 299, Post Office box 278
Painless Extraction Plato work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. WARDL.AW
Honor graduate Of the Ontario Veterinary.
College. Day and night calls. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of Oplit1101•
otology, Mo0ormlek Medical College, Chicago,
111,, is prepared to test eyes and at glasses at
her office over 0rewar's Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and SRtordayy of every
week. Office hours Ito 0 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment. Phone 1219.
T, R. BENNETT
Will give bettor satisfaction to both buyer and
seller than any other Auctioneer and only
(Merge what is reasonable. Sales oonduoted
anywhere In Ontario. Pure bred stock sales a
specialty.
Write or 'p .kens 2B'oaeter.
Rural Ram g#.e>ms
'l'itns is September.
Cougar. meeting last Monday even-
ing.
Tug POST Telephones are Nos. 30 and
32,
TORONTO Globe hos discontinued its
illustrated supplement for the present.
THEREc
AS a total eclipse e
1,v s pse of 1,h sun
early on Wednesday morning, Aug.
25th.
ABOUT 65 of the High Schools and
Collegiate Institutes or the province
Have Cadet Corps. The - movement
seems to be spreading.
J. A. Pu'rr,ANO, proprietor of the
Brunswick Hotel, Wingham, is offer-
ing his property for sale. He wishes
to retire tram business.
EAST Huron Fall Fair Oct. 1 & 2.
Read the list of Attractions, Special
prizes, etc , on page 4 of this issue.
Get atter some of them.
Ir you are a loyal Brussels man make
it a rule to speak' well of your town.
Without you there will be grumblers
and grunters enough. You may be
quite sure of that.
Tits squirrels will be well supplied
with food this Winter, The beech trees
are literally loaded with outs this year
and small boys and squirrels will feel
chirpy this corning Autumn.
HAIIKIRK-GRAaTAM.- A quiet home
marriage was solemnized at the home of
Mrs, Duncan Graham, Campbell street,
Lucknow, August 19th when
her daughter, Miss Margaret, became
the bride of William Habeirk, of Kin-
cardine, formerly of Peeswater. Rev.
F, A McLennan officiated. There
were present only near relatives of the
contracting parties. Mr. and Mrs.
llabkirk will make their home in Kin.
°arctine. Miss Graham, t•'ho is 0 train-
ed nurse, is well and favorably known
iu Luckuow and vicinity, and she takes
with her to her new borne the best
I1
wishes of manr
Y friends. enc sMr.H n
abk k
was a former resident of Brussels
I ereistowel Standard sites 1 1. i
Wo.aI S Bailey end E. Barkley, of
Brussels called 011 friends its town last
week. While here Messrs. Wood and
Bailey, who are couneoted with the
Brussels Woollen Mills, vi.1ted the
Perfect Knit Mills, and were very
favorably impressed with the excellent
goods that are being made there,
Shako Handsith. Asthma
a
wfall dl�3('a is . 11 ,
A 1 t al 1 is IL51 171 L,
y
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Bul, worse 1f possible when Pnrabl"ed
tuNinety!hl is Relieved (picker
by On ori 1102011111ban anything else-
ctued so thoroughly by Catarrb-
11nnte"- that it doesn't rebut).
Ott hush i10,1Lling vaporis
breathed right Into the lungs,
destroying the rause of Asthma and
succeeds 111 the most chronic eases.
Try it. Two sizes 25c and $1.00 a
all sealers, t
"'11' CAI. DERAILED,- Wednesday
W duesday
as Conductor McMickeu Was bringing
his train to Stratford from Durham,
lea it there at 1. o a cattle car which
V sg. 5 n
was being pinched along the siding at
Gowanstowu by the shippers, slid down
the gradeand streak the third coach of
his train. 1'he fot`pe of the 00111 108 de.
railed the cattle ear, and it Was found
necessary to bring the auxiliary from
Palmerston to replace it. Veru little
damage was done.
LEFT ARM 11R0REN.- While working
Monday on Biuning's new store on
Main street, Listowel, 'Phomas Ansley
was seriouslyured when the scaffol
inj d
011 Whiell Iia was Mending' gave Way,
causing lejurles; which necessitated his
confinement to bed for a few days,
HIE present condition is favorable how -
t he 1(0 be ,,bort again
ever and p ) �
-;1101tly, The fall resulted iu his left
arm being broken at the wrist and his
collar bona being dislooatedf He also
sttsteiitnd minor bruises,
The Department of JustioeI et Tor-
onto is sending oat notices to the
constables throughout the province
that no one under the age of f8 years is
permitted to drive er operate an
automobile nod only those to whom the
MAI kers are issued. Also that all autos
must head in on the right side of the
street, with one rear light and cute out-
side light showing when standing,
Bausszi,s Ought to have
A Brass Band, _
More "ginger" in business life. -�
Sorne blocks of permanent roadway,
Stores closed at 10 o'clock Saturday
night
Large attendance at School.
Big increase in Public Library read-
ers.
An active Hockey Club next Winter.
a5 per cent more people attend church.
�0 WOMEN
SAVEDFROM
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OPERATIONS
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GEORGE Goun DECEASED.- The death
occurred at the General Hospital, Tor.
onto, Tuesday, August 18th after an
attack of appendicitis, of George Good,
of the firm of Good Bros., and a well-
known citizen. He was a member of
the Toronto Board of Trade, the Irish
Protestant 1
1 t 3enev lent o Society,elder
a er
of
Boner Pres terlau r •
by church and
chairman of he Board of Managers,
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Born in Tempo, County 01 Fermanagh,
Ireland; in 1847, George Goo I mune to
Canada in 1866 and started iu business
in Toronto in Yonge street just below
Queen with Itis brother, the late lames
Good. He was in business in Bradford
and Brussels and later iu Seaforth for
15 years, where he sat in the Town
Council for several terms. He returned
to Toronto in 1895 and had been in the
grocery business for 45 years and will
be very much mlesed in that trade in
which he was so widely known. A
wife and 4 children survive him, the
latter being Mrs, D. L. Sill, of St,
Clarens avenue ; George A. Good, St.
Clarene avenue •i s
M s E. Good and
James D. Good. The funeral was held
from the family residetce, 155 Mar-
guerotta street, on Friday at 2 p. :n.
Old friends tender sympathy to Mrs.
Good and family,
When You Eat too Fast
You have indigestion, perhaps
cramps orin any ease the system is
overloaded with matter that should
be eliminated, Breath gets bad, eyes
look dull, headaches are frequent.
N'Vhy not cleanse and purify the
whole system, why not strengthen
the stomach, enrich the blood and
assist your overtaxed digestive
organs ? Easily done with Dr.
lla,11ilten's Pills ; their action is most
gratifying. In every casts they give
the
aft
1 exacts :resistance e srsttL ice the ailing organs
ons
require. You'll feel sit and fine, eat
with a relish, sleep like iL top, have a
011111 color, and restful sleep i1' you
regulate yonl system with Dr.
Hamilton's Pills. Price 25o per box
at all dealers.
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Perth County
John. A. Bistro's), sou of Judge Bar-
ron, Stratford, has been translated to
the British navy through the kindly
1nfluetIce of the Duke nf Uor
uuuht
and ousts shortly front Mnutreat.
()Inlet Barron was on the Niobe for
some tittle.
Four games have failed to decide
the senior: championship of the W, F.
A. London and Strattotrct battled at
Stratford Tuesday night to a tie at 1
to 1 and as the teams had tied in
Loudon the series is still endecidec,
The llorueslers had the better of the
second Half but the defence tactics of
the viei10110 were superb and time and
again prevented sculllg. Miller
scored early in the gonna for Strat-
ford and Milliken for London. The
' 1 tette ,l a
second chalf t sscc 1.138.
Cheers and testes mingled in the
immense throng at Stratford station
on 11, recent afternoon to bid farewell to
25 British reservists. The Britishers
tveee escorted by the 281h Perth
volunteer contiltgeut, who expect en -
trebling o'ders ally hoar aunv. The
City. Council, iu session Tuesday
afternoon, pledged the city's support
110rfng the absence of the reservists
to their• dependent families 111 ad-
dition to a civic insurance scheme de-
cided on Monday night. A patt•iotic
coilcertTuesday boosted the Daugh-
ters or the Empire hospital 'ship fend,
IT KILLED RIM.- A sad eflaie oe.-
curred at the Dominion e1)Pe,0 and
butter factory, );Imo., Harold Leslie,
it little fellow a1'ew months over two
years tit' age, son of B. h, and Mrs,
Howes, got into the testing room of
thu factory while his mother wits
confined to her lied through illness
and rot L test 1 OnLai1 1
1 L 1,11H 0 lit a
(, 1 g
gentility of enlpheric staid. 110 drank
about: half of it, When found he was
crying; unto 17u119. Ile vomited a
quantity tyhirl1 burned u hole in the
Ihnlienm on lire fl:no'. After suffer -
log intense agony for about 24 hoots
the 111110 fellow nestled 11uYty, The
funeral took place to the Elmo. Centre
cemetery.
jwe
e. Want Nowto
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. GOOD SALESMAN I
•• t•ot' evel'y town and district ii
e where we are not represented. f
e• Fruits are bringing high prices s
• and Nat'eery stock is in detuend, "•.
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i4fA1i`18 BIG MONEY NOW by Y
tatting an agency. BEST TIME fl
for canvassing is - during the a
•Srunmerlllollths. Experience •'
9 1101: steoess:try, e
p a
• , Gree equipment, •
• Exolnsive Territory. e
6 Highest Dom tnissioits paid. s
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Tdronto: Ontario M
$y Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegen
table Compound—Their
Own Stories HereTold.
Edmonton, Alberta, Can.--” I think
it is no more than right for me to thank
you for what your kind advice and Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have
done for me.
When I wrote to you some time ago I
was a very sick woman suffering from
female al troubles I had organic inflam-
mation
am-
mation could d
n r. ld not stand oralk
w any
distance. At last I was confined to my
bed, and the doctor said I would have
to go through an operation, but this I
refused to do. A friend advised LydiaE.
Pinlcham's Vegetable Compound, and
now, after using three bottles of it, d
feel like a new woman. T most heartily
recommend your medicine to all women
who suffer with female troubles. I have
also taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver
Pills, and think they are fine. I will
never be without the medicine in the
house." -Mrs. FRANK EMSLEY, 903 Col-
umbia Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta.
The Other Case.
Beatrice, Neb.-"Just after mymar-
riage my left side began to pain me and
the pain got so severe at times that I
suffered terriblywith it. I visited three
doctors and each one wanted to operate
on me but I would not consent to an op-
eration. I heard of the good Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1(d was
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doing for others and I used several bot-
tles of it with the result that I haven't
been bothered with my side since then.
I am in good health andl have two little
girls. "-Mrs. R. B. CH1LD, Beatrice,Neb.
Owing to the war conditions in
Europe the Maxwell Works, St.
Marys,
have reduced the men's time
to 1,e. days•t and three 1,01 week a d also tem-
porarily rsdured the number of heads
employed. The horse Shoe quarry
has also reduced ire help clown to a
minimum. 'The cement works will
run steadily until the United States
puts an embargo on coal. Richard-
son & Company's dairy utensils and
other factories are still running full
force. Building operations are still
very brisk despite the war excitement.
Mothers, Here it is 1
A friend and comforter, an un-
ceasing1i, aid in every hoose for the
hundred and Otte ailments that do
L
tern up. Nerviline is trio valuable to
be without. If something eaten
causes- trouble, if its cramps, in-
digestion or headache, Nerviline cures.
For cold nn the chest, aching limbs or
lame back rub on Nerviline and get
ease at once. As a family safeguard
nothing is known to excel Nerviline.
Get the large 25c bottle from your
dealer.
Huron County.
Wroxeter rate of taxation for 1914
is 28 mills on the dollar.
Thos. W. Penhall, Exeter, is to be
congratulated on obtaining honors in
Mathematics and Physics in his re-
cent examination for honor matricula-
tio 11.
The services of Miss Bissett, of
Godeeieh have been received by
Blyth School Board to fill the vacancy
Caused by resignation of Miss Mc-
Nabb.
'1'. J. Berry, Hensel', who had pm,
chased a ticket for his 4011i trip to the
Old Country to purchase horses, has
been prevented froth going, owing to
the war.
James R. Oast, formerly of Blyth,
has returned home from a trip to
Germany where he had gone, two
rnfn,t15 ago, in an endeavor to dis-
pose of stook in an oil company in
which lie is interested at Oalgaey,
Alberta.
As soon as the cement floor is put
1 fl cellar 118a11
down in the Town Hall cel 0
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Lhe Reeve Intend making a bee to
s 1
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early the lc'rk up from Its present
location 111 the Joynt building and
placing it in position an that it can be
built in with masonry.
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11Yi .. Ad. rn<oi••i.'Y• IncreaedJ O
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• of B. F. Otter end combined •
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•t• with mine can give you
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S abetter choice than over in
Harness Maker's Supplies
• Trunks, Valises, 4'
• Hand Bags, &c.
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• Sperial i3argains in Light and •
• Heavy Harness, Fly Nets, ••
• Whips,•&e. •
♦• Careful and Prompt Attention •
41 given to all Repairs. •
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There will be no change in the per-
sout cl n
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I f t 1 staff #ode c
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leglale.
The 1111111 of the 88id regimen hay
heel) engaged to furllieh anutsta for 0110
day et London Air.
Several baths b7 Stephen and a l
(10nse in Stanley wets otrucic by
lightning' 11,(0111' 1,11"1 destroyed,
1,.
B.
H, Cork, Fo•dwicb, has returned
from lois Western ITV, Me had a
very pleasant visit and ie niueli im-
proved in health.
Master Lloyd Hey, son of 1.uo, and
Alts. Bey, Jr. Zurich, had the tuts-
furl11110 2000uLly of falling off a load
while they trete hauling nets from
1he Held. lie was dt'iviug the team
and in some way weir dragged fora-
m, tit and befule Ute honest could be
stopped the wagon et heels ran over
Hien bruising hiin badly,
Rosy Chocks for Pale Girls
Don't be debarred from strength
and spirit, don't give iu to illness and
despair. Ferrozone supplies tone and
vigot through which all functions of
w outaulY
life are maintained d and.
to W
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fied.•o1,
F nNew Richmond,
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Que.comes
the followingstate
meat
from Ales Isidore Boisso,ieault. "I
take deet pleasure in testifying to the
powerful influence of Ferrozone.
For years my daughter has been
pale and siolcly-showed signs of ad-
vanced atllaeinia. Her lilts got s0
white and her cheeks s0 devoid of
colt»• I feared consumption. I Can
certify-Ferrozone made an excellent
core, and to -day my daughters's
health is the best," 50e per box at
all dealers.
GRAND LODGE I. It 0. F.
The business session of the I. 0. 0.
F. Grand Lodge opened at the I. 0. 0.
F. Temple August 13111, at Tc rontc
with Grand Master Cnupland presid-
ing.
The report of the Grand Master
shows that nine new lodges were in-
stituted during the year, making 401
lodges (0(000 fu the 'un•isdi tion with h
e
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vt a
membership of 58,679. During the
year 1918 the sum of $172,619.72 was
paid out in relief.
The report of the home board shows
there are thirteen male inmates and
eight children in the Home, The.
cost of the new addition at the Home
was $21,477.20.
A motion by Representative Black-
eby and Past Gland Master Evanson,
that the Grand Lodgeappropriate
ro
t � P rinse
P
$1,000 to assist in fitting out the hos-
pital
as
pital ship now being arii''anged for by
the women of Canada for service in
the war, was unttntmotisly and en-
thusiastically adopted, the finance
committee approving of same and
their report being adopted.
The Oommittee on laws of subor-
dinates reported that they had ap-
proved of eighty-five sets of new by-
laws from different lodges. Reference
was made to the fact that itis compul-
sory for lodges to have a contingent
fund.
The Rebekah Degree reported that
fifteeu new lodges had been added
this year ; there was an increase of
080 in rnembeeship, making the pres-
ent membership
resentmembership 10,417.
The 0. F. R. A. Committee report-
ed a membership in the association of
28,512 ; an increase in the reserve fund
during the year 0f $155.292, Snaking 1,L
reserve ou July 1st of $1,842,848. It
wasal 1 1 i7
so a i lou ced that the assess-
ment of ally member in the relief tak-
ing pat t in the war would not be in-
creased. The recognition of the
association by the Grand Lodge was
continued.
Past Grand Sire Campbell was ao(1-
tinued as historiographer and $500
was set apart for expenses in connec-
tion with the securing 0f data for the
history of the order.
The election of. officers resulted as
follows :-Grand Master, D. M. Mc-
Ityre, of Toronto; Deputy Grand
Master, L. B. Cooper, of Belleville ;
Grand Seevelary, W. J . McOormack,
Torot(to ; Grand Representative, F, S.
Evanson, of Prescott ; Grand Ward-
en, S. 0. Partes, Toronto ; Auditor,
Henry Clark, or Elora ; Trustees of
Home Boned, P. 8. Evanson, of Pres-
cott and R. R. Brett, of Essex.
The Oonunittee on appeals r'eferr'ed
the appeal of the General Relief
Board of Calgary, Alberta, against
Chesterville Lodge, to the incoming
Grand Master.
The Committee on Interprovincial
relations was reappointed to continue
their wol'Ir.
8, A. Pn ile ladle P.G M.resigned
its GlandEt,eptesentalive I.1( Soverign
Grand Lodge and ,lances Oliver, P. G.
M., was elected in his stead,
In the drill competition for the
Patriarchs A'iilitant, .Canton Frontier
Oities No. 2, of Windsor, won first
prize.
The Committee on Districts platted
the new lodges in districts as follows:
-Massey isSudbury, No, 45 Osgoorle
in Kelnpwille, No, 89 , Fairview, in
Toronto No, 19 13 • Ionic: in Toronto,
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No, 19 A. ; Sioux Lookout, in Lake of
the Woods, No. 49 Sunnyside in
Toronto, No. 19 0 Greenwood, in
Toronto, No, 10 A ; Hamilton, in
Hamilton, No. 9 ; Mohawk in Brant,
No. 10. The conlrnittee redistributed
Toronto districts,malting six new
districts. Renfrew district was divid-
ed and per request into Lanal'k and
Renfrew districts. Luckuow was
tr eferted from Win
hL
r1( to Bet i
e
tlistrict; Maxville, Russel and Van -
leek lodes 'IVere teansferled from
Kempvillle to Ottawa district.
Stratford was chosen as the place
of meeting for (10x1 year,
The amendment to the constitution
of subordinates fixing the minimum
fee for initiation and degrees at $15,
for cities from 50,000 to 100,000 was
laid over till next year.
A tleW clause 90 A, re sick benefits
was adopted as follows t --"Every
tnernber tin the sick list shall furnish'
to the Loilge a medical certificate as
to his physical condition at least every
three meal's, otherwise Iris illness
shall be considered terminated and
benefits shall cease."
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T11, 1 ea entail es v the S v
mien Grand Lodge 09000 111sh'tretetl
10 support an amendment to the eot-
stit.ution to reduce 1.118 age I1mlt Tor
adulissiou to the order to eighteen
year's.
A
resolution Wltsltdopted that when
MIRACUOUS
CURE Of ASTMMA
Suffered Terribly for 15 Years Until Hi
Tried "Frult.a-tives"
D. A. WHITE, Ens.
2I WALLAC$' AVE., TORONTO,
Dec. 22nd. 19x3.
"Having been a great sufferer from
Asthma for a period of fifteen years
(sometimes having to sit up at night
for weeks at a time) I began the use
of "Fruit -a -flues". These wonderful
tablets relieved me of Indigestion, and
through the continued use of same, I
am no longer distressed with that
terrible
disease, Asthma, thanks to
"Fruit-a-tives" which are worth their
weight in gold to anyone suffering as
I did. I would heartily recommend
them to all sufferers from Asthma,
which I believe is caused or aggravated
by Indigestion". D. A• WHITE
For Asthma, for Hay Fever, for any
tronblecausedbyx
e cessi e
v nervous»
ess
due to Impure Blood, faulty Digestion
or Constipation, take 'Fruit -a -Byes"
goc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 230.
At all dealers or from Fruit -a -fives
Limited, Ottawa.
a decision is rendered by the Grand
Master in which a lodge is affected,
the Grand Secretary
shall without dr -
lay, certifyi
fy to saute and so notify the
lodges affected.
' The following officers were installed
for the ensuing year :-G. M., D. M.
McIntyre, Toronto ; •. G. AI., L. B.
Cooper, Belleville ; G. W. S.. 0. Parks
Toronto.; G. Sec„ William Brooks ;
G. Treasurer, W. J. McOorinack ; G.
Rep., F. S. Evanson, Prescott ; G.
Marshall, W. E, Dowling. Ottawa ;
G. Oorductor, H. G. Graham, Rainy
Rivet'; G. Chaplain, Rev, N. R. D.
Sinclair, Cochrane ; Or. Guardian, A.
G. Bruce, Galt '• G. Herald,Jas. Mc-
Donald,Tara • G. Messen W. er , S .
DI1 n,St. Catharines. -
The following officers were nominat-
ed for Grand Wartden for next year :
-0, H. Mann, Hamilton ; Gen. Her-
miston, Tot'lrto; Joseph VP. 810P -
eon,; E. H• Gregory, Walker.
vine ; R, IH. Janes, Oshawa 1 31, G.
Robertson, 132rr'ie W. J. Ilnmilton.
Fort L W illiaru ; 0, J. Parker, Brant,
ford W. 1'1. Moss, DuncilLs; G 0,
Campbell,Nisgal11. I.iails; George
Geddes Si, Thomas ; A. B. I11111±l;
Bridgebin g ; George I,, Zeigler, 1`al•
tnirll A 1', Lawson, Ottawa ; A.
Abraham, Straforcl ; A. G. Oarscad
den, Toronto. ; G. .4. Beatty, Konot'a,
Thorne In the Flesh
EYell worse isthe agony of corns,
Why suffer -cure is waiting in every
drug store in the form of Putnatn's
Corn Extractor which relieves at
once, cures thoroughly and without
pain. For good results use only
Putnaril's."
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