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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1917-7-12, Page 1VOL,. 46 _VO. 2 $1.50 Per 4 nar;iii 'in 4 dvci Ce' BRUSSELS. ONTARIO. THURSDAY. ,DULY 12, 1917 W. H. KERR, X'i'oorietor New Advertisements Oro1 t us --d 2W Poll;fttoard. aunt tont ole W.1l£1 root l auction sato=,rant Hoist. Over hoc 011111—.14 0 r —Amee Kennedy. Voters' Lint —T— wBonn 01 Voters' Line—Taw Lebiti Ol' GreT Red Oreso$00inl—Ramblers' (nub. t eitotolereNotice Odrs-May Hstate, ai tis.tl"zC J: eb3s Belmare Win. and Mrs. Irwin motored to Blyth on Monday, Miss M.'I'ayIo, Teeswai'er, is visit- ingMrs. Win. „Ferguson. Carter McKee, Galt, is spending hie holidays the ppt'elttal roof. Mea. J. Strikes and Mrs. John Lane are visiting friends in Galt. Rev. B. Lucas, of Superior city, call- ed on old friends here last week. Miss Leila Biggins, Belgvave, is visiting het' sister, Mrs, A. Fitch. Miss Charlotte McKay, Wingbarn, spent the week end With ldiss May Ballagh. - Wiu. and Mrs, Peiernran, Fergus, spent the week end with the former's parents here. Win. and Mrs. Edwards and Jas. and Mr's. Barton motored to Gode- rich on the lst. The Garden°Party held.at the home of Jno. Mulvey, Friday evening under the auspices of Belmore Women's In- stitute, was a grand success. A bevy of young girls waited on prettily dec- orated tables set on the lawn. An in- spiring patriotic address was given by A. H. Musgrove, M. P. P. in hie usual energetic style and there was also an address by Rev. N. Sinclair. Tees - water Orchestra, furnished the music through the evening, Miss S, Fowler, Teeswater, delighted the crowd with a patriotic song, "Goodbye iny.soldier boy," Much credit is due Mi'. and Mrs. Mulvey on opening up their home for such an occasion, also to those who helped make the social snc- cessftrl. Proceeds amounted to $200. After the expenses are paid the entire amount will be .handed over to the Patriotic Fund. Moncrieff Miss Mina Peet and Mrs. Boying- ton, of Hamilton, are visitors with the McKay families of this locality. • Miss Bessie McQna'rie here gone. to Torontototake it Summer Course in connection with the teaching pro. fession. She is a good teacher. Robt. and Mrs. Campbell were pres- seited with a set of dishes as a wed- ding gift by the choir. Miss Lillian Harrison read the address ,Tedd Mrs. J. O. McKay made the presentation. A happy event occurred at the home of Feed. Smith, or June 27th, when his eldest daughter, Miss Emily was metaled to Freda Hbdge, of this community. Rev. Mr. Lundy per- formed the ceremony in the presence of a large company of relatives fuel friends. Mr' and. Mrs. Hodge have the good wishes of a wide circle of Mewls for a long, happy and useful life. $320.85 was the proceeds of the Gar- den Party tit Knox Church here last Friday evening. A fine program was rendered by the Lawrie children, of Hamilton, and the °thee performers who did their part in good style webs H. L. Jacksou,'Brussels ; Misses Stev + + a' + a' 'N Three More New Professors + 4. '1' + + + + Western University+ • LONDON 4.+ Equal to anyin Canada ± 4 4, + + 4. President d'.. + H. E. BRAITaWAIrlt, 87..0“, Ph. D. a' ,e+÷.14.:•++++.1..14.14+++++++++++ students can now obtain asood an. education in Arts and Medicine at the Western an anywhere, + N, '1' 'l•R W Ferguson aeon ens and Barrie, Walton ; 01111 Ethel oirltesli''t Tin ee hoot slid ,t posh• rtq, business. The Red Or,tes received We receipts Of the evening tcfterex- penses wale pant. Good for Mooerl(•fl'. Before Miss ;Lulu McDonald left this neigh hot hood, where she has Wright 6loneri'p' school successfully for the past 2 years, she wits present- ed witlr a Ilea signet ring by the church and Endeavor, eludes. A kind- ly worded 11(ldres0 was read by Atte. • D. K. Li vi iigsts n and Miss Violet Me - Kay presented the gift. The it'cipient replied in a kindly manner, Aries Mc- Donald leas 0 moat willing 514011ee arid (viii he greatly missed, She hµs gone West to Saskatoon where her uncle, Inspector Coombe, exnee le t° get her a school, We wish her suc- cess, Bluevale Thos. Stewart received a car of coal this week: Jas. DoLibie, Listowel, was bonne over Sunday. Pte. P. O'Neill spent the week end With A. Holmes. Miss Bella Robb spent Sunday with friends' at Brussels. Miss Ethel Ohnrc11inl spent the week end with friends at Brussels. David Jowitt had a very successful balm raising Saturday afternoon. Misses Hazel and Annie McIntosh are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Ooultess. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and daughter', Mitchell, are visiting with Mrs. Ralph this week. Thos. Watt has returned home after spending the past couple of months in North Dakota. The Garden Party on Friday even- ing was a decided success and about $116 to the good. Mrs. 0. Enwright and Miss Mary Doidge, Toronto,- are holidaying with Andrew Holmes. Arthur gild Mrs. Shaw are on a motor trip to Toronto, Hamilton and other points East. The continued wet weather is very hard on the mei crop. Grain and hay crops are doing fine though. . Rev. D. D. Thomson preached n vet y fine. sermon to L. 0. 0. No. 704 on Sunday e0ping, in tlie Methorliet Church, which was touch appreciated: Robert and Mas. Musgrove, Mrs. Rolph.and Mrs,, J. Musgrove, Whig - hem, 111010red to.Heufryn on Satur- day and spent the day with friends there. Cranbrook Don't forget the Patriotic Garden Party. Mrs. D. Mc.Qutrrie, Brussels, called on old friends lass. week. D. l 'uether and family and G. Huether Suudayed in Stratford. Rev. and Mrs. McCulloch, of iippin, paid a flying visit to the manse last •veek. Rev. D. Petrie, Wingha10, exchang- ed pulpits with Rev. J. L. McCulloch last Sunday. Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr. Oraik, Walton, will preach in the &lethodist church here. The pastoris. away to New York for ft couple of weeks holiday. Wm. Perrier received a message stat- inq that his son, Pte. Leslie Perris, had been wounded he the left can. His many friends will wish hiur a speedy recovery, WEDDING BELLS.—A very pretty event °tout red at the home of Mrs. J. A., McNeil on Wednesday of June 27th at 4 p, ut., when her daughter, Roselle. and Rev. 15. G. Miller, Brigh- ton, Michigan, took upon them the vows of holy wedlock and were hap- pily p- pily 0ttad in mania e by the Rev. M. Boyle.• a A.M ''he noble bride, iuetfably seet, dressed in beautiful white crepe de ohenewith basgneof 'brocaded silk and veil of embroidered silk net with wreath of orange blos- soms and wearing a boquet of roses, marching gracefully to the strains -of music played by her sister, Euphemia, was given IIWay by her only brother, Norman. The scene was much lleaut.i fled by an arch prettily decorated ferns with v evergreens in the back- ground. Patriotism played no small part, a flag of each country percii%g the arch, During the signing of the t.agister, Edna, sister of the bride, sang "You are the Rose of My Heart.' After the ceremony tt snniptnons clip- + ++++++++.1.+++++++++++++++++1.++++++++++++++++++++++++4. + Bargains in Ms Vre As the season foe Men's Summer wear will sooty be here the nice warm days will make you think of something cool. Men's 2 -piece Zimmer Knit Underwear reg- • g - ular $ l.00, for, per suit . ... ... 90 Men's Sailor Hats regular $2.5o for .. • ... 2 00 Men's Genuine Panama Hits,i11 all stYles,• . regular $4,00 for ... ... ,:, All Wool Socks,guaranteed, it g teed, per pat .., Silk Hose, all colors, 75c,ar lperp u gSportreg p ail' . a Nice range of. pShirts at Reduced Pr1 «s, Brand new line of 5oc Ties for .. No Old Stook.`C om are these. Prices before buying elsewhere. P Y9 + + + 300 60 5 .s. 4, 35 Gents' Furnisher Brussels 4014i'+!k'0i'+++++.10444!t'l1-+++4.444:44ir++++'F'1•+.1-144 6 i4 6'rD"i'•A+++ lied Cras Social. Under the auspices of the Ramblers' Ohre to be held on the Cranbrook School Grounds Tuesday evening, July 1 th Girls' return Bsss 13811 Game, Prom 7 to 8. p1'tnlses tobe inlel'r-.tIin;—Oranbrook Ba : Mere va "1(111 Kara Brew" of s(1c. Uou 0 {'nl,o, refreshment:. and other good things sold al 1,e lssoth, Program will ormstst of :—Iltboi Orchestra; 81810 Quart otte, Arussels: Miss St, yens, Solo. Int, Walton I NUM1 Hoover and Miss L Ohein e,1' Elocutionists ; 2811111755, nnd uholnn Inonl Wont. A11 Invitednnd cordially welcomed Admission 20 and 10 Cents Como and see the genie sharp at 7. Don't miss seeing the tilde shows. tier was served. Fnr' a fete clays the happy couple visited points Best, re - turtling to the bride's home for a short time berme taking their loln'ney to )heir' home in Michigan. The btide is one of Ontario's excellent daughters much beloved by all who know her. The groom is a young minister of the Wesleyan denomination. The two being greatly interested in the work of the Master, go to their labor ac- companied by the heartiest con- gratulations and fondest wishes of a host of relittives and friends. The bride at one time lived in Grey town - 'ship and attended Oranbrook school, J. 11. and Mrs. Knight were present et the reception. - Wroxeter Mrs. W, Rutherford is a visitor in Toronto. Miss -Hazel VanVelsor is relieving foe two weeks in the Brussels Tele- phone nfdce- Miss Lizzie Sanderson has gone to Toronto where she is taking a month's course in Art. John and MPS. Bret/ratter are spend- ing a week with relatives at .Preston and Kitchener, Mrs. Geo. Lorimer and 2 children, of Detroit, are visiting the former's mother, Mts. J. Vogt. Dr, R. Montgomery, Elmira, spent a few days last week with his parents, Wut. and Mrs. Montgomery, Rev. Mr. Malcolm preached to mem- bers of the Orange Order in the Pres- byterian church on Sunday evening. D. McTavish, of Howiek, has dis- posed of his Shetland pony and north to Thos. Sanderson, of Kiuistiuo, Sask. Jas. Allah, Geo. Allan and Mrs. A. AJuuro accompanied the remains of their brother-in-law, W. H. Bering. ton on Thursday last. ' We congratulate Miss Kate Miele. wood 'on passing her Intermediate vocal exam. in 0olnecliir with the Toronto Conservatory of music. She took honors. A. Hemphill and Mrs. 0, Conk and children, Hensall ; Roy ilei Mrs. Smythe; Tr'all, B. C., spent two days recently with their brother, T. G. Hemphill. Miss Cassie Harris ramm- ed to Hensel) with them. Walton Ca' of oats received, Enquire of W. G. Neal, Waltotl, or Geo. Muldoon Brussels. Mrs. Geo. Fergnson, and daughter', Toronto, ate visiting relatives and friends here: The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be held in Dull's'churcli next Sab- bath and Preparatui•y service Friday afternoon. NV: � . J. D1cAlliater, of Mt. Clements Mich., is here hawing come awing to the illness and subsequent demise of his sister. The. annual ()lenge ser,unn was held hast Sunday afternoon in St. George's Attu ch, and Was well attended. Rev. Mr. Page gave a most appropriate address. The large attendance at the funeral of the late SV. 11. Humphries, Thurs- day of hast weak testified as to the respect in which he was held. Servide W1114 on11(1 11CIPtl by Rev. Mr. .Page, as- sisted by Rev AI, Lundy. Next Sabath Rev. Mi.. (hails will t 1'81Leh tie lielly't'ls and his 1 hi 1'P ser- vices will be in nittu'ge of F. B. Gih'ny trod \V, 0. Kerr, of Brnsseis, the order heiog Wall 011 at 11 ; Bethel at 8 and Providence el 7 o'clock. In issuing the Prize Gist of the Seined Fair the name of Miss Holmes, teacher of Union 50)1001 No. 12, Grey and 11(Killop, wets omitted through 110 intul e t tear Sheis 1 ' v included hi Y the Dicot 1c rite lnevertheless JMcNeil, and Mss. I ItNuil of Ethel,ye- newer! olid friendships 111 Waton. They lure always welcome Mac. is showing tha people of Ethel that Mc- I,aughlin buggies are the kind to buy. He likes to keep everything new and sltiuing The Women's Institute will (told Ureic meeting Thursday afternoon of next week in the A, 0. U. \V, Hall at 3 o'clock, •'Topic will be "Living op to one motto," by Mrs. (Rev.) Lundy. Reetr member is expected to respond to Roll 04111 with a hint appertaining to the subject. The 0011001 Garden Party of Wal- ton Presbyterian church Wae held nn the mimeo lawn Wednesday evening of lest' week and proved a 1'ecnrd sue. cess. About 1500 popple attended. The night was ideal. Ptomain given by .Blyth Brass Bend and the well known Maple Leaf Quartette of Galt tune excellent. Proceeds amoutted to $564. Muss MCALLISTER D110EASED.—Last Monday. there passed away at the hone of her mnlher, '1sIlss Ohristina Ellen, dangh1er of the late; Wtn. Allister, 11, her 53rd year, 'The furter. al took plume Wed timidity afternoon to 13nussals cemetery, Rev. 11,. A, Lindy contacting the service, Deceased Was born in Gray township. 110e father died 4 years ago, death of their heroic son. Editor and Mrs. Rutledge, Mark dole, attended the funeral of the late W. I.1, llutnphries Thursday after - 110011 of last week, Mr. Retlecige is 5 relative of deeeaeed. Ethel Owle-c to the high price and scarcity of octal all coal must be cash on dell vary. 0,,oeeit GILL. OAR of cement has arrived Tor14, s.. Cole. Ow,tumer•s may procure num:titles dealrnd by application t0 Station Agent Murray, G.'1'• R. Ethel. Pte. N. McKee is home again for a, indennite stay, Ruglor has it that Three weddings are slated for the near future. Mrs. William Pollard keeps very poorly, we are sorry to 011110. Special O(mu0i1 meeting held here to (Hermes some drainage matters. Miss Bertha Cole hits taken a posi- tion as eleel( 1n J. MCDtnluld's store. Rev. Dir. Perris, Wingham, gave a fine address in Prrsbyteriam church hist stinday. Mrs. Orantp, sister of Mrs. Spence, has returned to her home in Toronto, after spending two weeks in Ethel. Congratnlations to Mlases Voddei and Dobson on their success at their musical exams. They took honors. New Ford mire have been purchased train 11, Carter. Brussels, by Atelier, McDonald, Rev. J.' W. Johnson and David Sanders. Rev. Mr. -Lucas and son, of Chicago, and Maxwell and Mrs. Rayneed, Luck - now, visited at C. Raynard's dating the past week, Bartley Bros. arrived at their home Listowel Monday from France. We had a call from Harold Tuesday. 13e is greatly improved in health. The Trustees of Ethel School have engaged Aries Lovelte Ballantyne, Brussels, as suceesenr to Miss Hardy in the Junior department of our school, Congratulations are extended to Miss Mary McLelland in successfully passing her Normal exam. She has taken a school near Listowel at a salary of $800. Don't be in a hnrry getting married boys, Conscription gets you just the same. If the war should. Crime to an end soddenly see the fix you are left in for the balance of your life. Last Sunduy Rev. Slr. Fair, Atwood, and Rev. Mt'. Johnson exchanged pul- pits. The latter will take the next two Sabbaths for his vacation when the family will visit relatives and old friends in Lanhton County. WolooN's InsT7.TUTH —The regular meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the 110105 of MIS. George Kreuter, Thursday, July lath, at 2 80 o'clock. Topic, "The Ideal Institute Woman : How to stake the meetings interesting," to be led by Mrs. Robert 13reninee. Roll call • - Conundrums. Music. A good attendance asked of members and those who would like to become members. - . Morns Misses Clegg are home for vacation from their respective schools. A Ohevelrot touring car lies been purchased by W. H. Maunders,' East boundary, from Messrs, Ameut & -McDonald, Brussels, The proceeds of the Red Dross Gar- den Party held at the sch10l grounds of S. 5. No. 0 was $71 25, a •most rs- speetable sum indeed. The Alfred Button farm was not sold last week although the crop and chattels wet: e. The young son of de- ceased has gone to live with relatives. Miser -Tenet Jermyn, Toronto, who is spending a few months at her parent- al home, J. Jertnyn, Brussels, is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Chris. Rogerson, Stir line. Miss Dora Watson, who has been teaching at Hepworth, is home for the holidays. She has been re-engaged at an increase in salary, which is a good recommend. David McCall, D id. c0i who was visiting rel- atives and old friends here, has re- turned to Calgary. Mrs. 811cCal1 and daughter will extend their stay with Ontario kinsfolk. Council meeting last Friday. There ie a pull-back concerning the l'hreay- Lamb Drain that was discussed at last meeting. Next Council will be held Monday, 30th dust, Miss Bessie Watson, 4th line, is home front a visit to London. Her sister, Mrs. Williams, 15 regaining her health slowly and we hope she will soon be fully rostered. George Brewer, who makea his home with his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Wilkin- son, 4th line, is not very well. He is nearly 80 years of age and feels many of the infirmities of the flesh. NERVY.--Onrn taint, is made a of cer- tain 11 rtLr't1e9 who nae' 1 to oc lontally Visit war i flown ors and without taking e a th troublepof saying "by yori leave," help help themselves to whet' nthers have plant. ed and cared for. Poseittly if a request were 0)11(10 for roots of seeds- they could grow .their own—unless stolen flowers smell sweeter. Lltou and Mrs. Rozell and son, A.r- thou, of Clinton, were visiting 111. at, and Mts. Miming, 5th line, Reeve incl Mrs. Plum, Brussels, and other old friends. Mr. Rozell, who was a former, resident of this locality, has snjourned 1n Michigan for some years brit came back to 130ron County a fey months ago and is associated with his brnt.her, Ernest, on his fine farm ail- jointer Olinton, Minto1I.tL S1P,Rvtola.—Sunday after- nooi the Jackson clani•e11 wee filled to overflowing 011 the (teetotal! of t,ite. memorialeervico in ennlreetion with the sacrifice made by Trooper Manson Taylor, 8111 1105, Bev, M,. 11eCormick. preached a very suitable discorse from the appropriate text, "'Weeping mayencture for a night but. Joy Com. eth in the trmi'ning," Psalm 30:6. A qu0'betto front Blyth sang ate appro- pt�iitte selection and bliss Pearl God- Win rendered a choice solo, The cone - triunity sympathy goes out to the be - reeved family in the irreparable loss they,hiwve been called to mullet in the Celebrated ted their sir ®par1'lollld Jubilee TI -SOMAS AND MRS. JEWITT, BLUEVALE This worthy couple celebrated the 00th Anniversary of their wedding, at their home, on June 18th, amidst the hearty congratulations of rel- atives and friends. THE POST gave a report of it then but had not the above portrait at the time. This is a very correct likeness of Dir. and Dlrs: Jewitt, both of whom enjoy comparative good health for folk in their 81st year. Mr, Jewitt is a brother to our townsman, Wm. Jewitt, who issoseriously ill at present. By the birth of a daughter to the home of W. L, and Mrs. Brandon, Frohigher, Sask., A. T. and Mrs. Cole, 71.11 line, Morris, rejoice in their fleet grand daughter. They have (3 grand sons, Mrs, Brandon is their daughter. OARo OP 'THANKS —We wish to very heartily thank many old friends and the Red Oross in particular for kind. nessee shown to our soldier boy—Man- son=who gave up his life for a great ceruse. \17e are also sincerely grateful for sympathetic words and letters re- ceived by nes_ and cherish there grate- fully; ours tanly, WM. TAY LOB AND FAIIILy. Grey We are sorry to report the iIlnest of Miss Kate McDonald, 10th 0011. Miss Jennie Rands is hone from Toronto, where she has been teaching school. Miss 011a Armstrong is home for her vacation front Acton looking as if Halton Oo, air agreed well With her. Miss Lizzie Hoover, 10111 Oon„ has returned to her position in Toronto after an enjoyable vacation ab the old home. Gordon Whitfield was home fora week's holidays from Toronto where he is in attendance at the Dominion School of Railroading. - Congratulations are extended to Miss Gertrude Speiran over her suc- cess at the Normal School. She 1s visiting in the West at present. Mrs. R. McInnis and daughter, Norah of WindthorsI, Sask., are visit- ing at the former's parental hoiue with L. and Mrs. Frain, 8rd Con, Ar- thur Melnuis, formerly of this town- ship, is also renewing old friendships in the township. BARN BURNED.— Shortly after 6 o'clock Monday evenhtg.a large frame barn on the 50 acre 1111103 of Wm. Armstrong, 10th Con., (known as the Zimmer farm) was struck by light- ningand instantly stuntlq burst into flames and was completely destroyed. Build- ing which was coinparabieels, new and with stabling and hen house Was soon wiped out. Oontente consisted of 10 ton of hay, binder, mower, hay rake, &c., also, 30 well bred Ancona fowl. There ,oris $500 insurance -ell the build. 1115111 the 1.ovick Mutual and also some on contents. When the fire was discovered it Was too late to re- move anything from the interior. The downpour of rain had no effect on the flames. ENTERED INTO REST.—A good woman has passed away in the per- son of Mrs. F. Scott. Her maiden narue was Elizabeth Lanbie, a native of the parish of Tarbolton county, Ayr, Scotland and a daughter of John Lambie, of Tumock Hill. Her father having died in the year 1857, Miss Lambie and her mother, along with other members of the fancily came to Canada in 1860 and for a lithe made their' Mune 111 the township of Scar- e,. b n In 1800 she was united in lege trs Frank mat- t i l Scottto a well do femme off 1, the saws township.Geo, and11ra Scott the father and moth• er, were still living in the big two story stone house. Of' grand Presby- ler1a11 stock this noble family was noted far and wide for their sociabilIty and hospitality. 131g hearted, noth- ing small of selfish about them, a cordial welcome was always given to anybody who might need a bed for a night or a good ,veal. Under such favorable 'oirarnlistancos the young couple commenced their married life and carried out the good narlie of the Scott family to the end, Mr. and Mrs. Scott hand ie hand, faced life's duties, living htappily, together for 010111 813 Tears when Mr. scat wee called away by death, leaving the wiilow•amd 8 of a family, a set and.2 daughters 10 ,1111(1111 the loss of a wor- th husband inti eu. d father, Mrs, S t with hertwodaughters, lived happily together dui log the re,nairlltig part of the journey. During the lost few years h(tr health wire far (loot gond, bat with the loving, affectionate care of her daughters every attentiotl..was given tali every want supplied tlnlil the end came on Wednesday, Jute 201,h, Wihen the faithful wife, ftp lov- ing mother, the obliging neighbor, the devoted Christian grassed away to the rest that temente for the people of God, She is mourned net only by her own family but by;,a great circle of neighbor's and friends. Funeral took place on Saturday when a great com- pany attended to pay their respects to the bereaved oties, Services were conducted by her, pastor, Rev. Mr. Kilpatrick a,ncl the body was laid away to rest in St, Andrew's church yard, Scarbnro', beside that of her husband. Mrs. Scott leaves 8 sisters, M. Thos. Johnston, Carlyle, Sask. ; Mrs. Thos. eleFadzean, Morris, and Mrs. Thos. Davidson, of Grey town- ship. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson attend- ed the fnneral. Before school closeCein S. S. No, 3, the teacher, Ton Armstrong, was presented with a fine gold ring by the pupils accompanied by an address, which follows. It was read by Willie McDonald and the gift was presented by Willie Smith :— THOS. A113ISTR:o ro. DEAR TEACH- ER ,—We, the pupils of S. S. No. 3, Grey township, regret that you will no loner be our teacher. For the past 5 yea's you have labored earnest- 17:and constantly to aid us in "readiu', Titin' and 'rithlnatic" add the numer- ous other studies and largely without the use of the "hickory stick." We cannot permit you to leave us without sincerely thanking you for the instruc- tion you endeavored to impart, by both precept and. example. Ti keep S. 3. No. 8 before you we ask you to accept this gold ring as a token of our kindly regard. The unbroken circle will illustrate to you the constant in- terest we will feel in your future. We wish you the highest success in the educational conree you purpose pursuing and have no dot bt as 'to the gond use you will alnico of it, (loping you way o0cesionnliy Tall at old "No, 3" for a visit wit', 115, where you will always have a hearty welcome, we sign ourselves. Your Sorrowful Pupils. Mr, Armstrong made an appropriate reply. 11 ustee Wes. Stephenson also gave a few remarks. Quite a number of rest n de is of Section were ere n•esent. DIT. Armstrong nes to Queen's Uni- versity, Kingston, next .k'all to com- plete his B. A. degree, We hardly thought he would go to that city but his address will not be the penitenti- ary we matte haste to state. W. C. T. 0, County Convention The 20thannt ' tel Convention of the W. 0, T. U. of 110001) County was held in Knox Presbyterian ()hutch, Goderich, on July 4th and 5111 when 18 departments of work were reported. Departments of work were coudneted as a School of Methods by the'Domin- ion President, Mee. Gordon Wright, of London, who \yea 11.150 Convention speaker. Rev. E. G. Powell reported on Law Enforcement, I'li was recommended that we see that n0tri c ldren attend moving picturea shows andadvised that Pool rooms be looked after, 05 per cent of hie practical help carne from the W 0. T. U. Report of Moral Education depart- ment showed that much work was being done by means of distribution of literatnra, tnothers Meetings and kindly and helpful interest altown in leading a helping hand to the yoting who are on the downward path. It it earnestly urg8d that mothers avail themselves of that God-given privi- lege to train the' little child from, earliest infancy to keep their bodies pure and clean and not allow them to go out and lemel front their com- ppanious:7mi the street 4n the vilest frit m the sacred things pertaining to life. Never in the history of the world was these greaa15rnee(1 for Work along moral educational lines. (i. Dl. Elliott addressed the Conven- tine 011 Child. Welfare anti staled that while the 'W. C. 71. U. had clone ranch rv of•k along g this line they were asked to do more. Many reports are 0010- nlo 1n of bu and hgoinghe dWn ard path and Christian people aro asked to lend a helping hand in trying to aid them,' not in the lofty. patroniz(lig spirit, hot 151 the Christ- like manner of Ho who hath said, "1 0(0)141 not to call the eighteots but 810110114 tin repentance,"• At the evening meeting515701' Mannings gave an 1Lddt108of Wel- come to the delegates and the Millie. terial Association also le might greet huge. Mrs, Gordon Wright gave an address on "317(1tnan'11 Start age," She oongretulaled the women nn their en. franchisement and staid1 that 110 longer were they classed with idiots and criminals and as being unfit Co vote. She referred to the heart. tragedy that always comes from the hynnr traffic but the young will 114.11/01' k1i0W that tragedy if the electorate do their duty. Men are ]moving lhiennelyes good sports by bearing with ue einem we were given the ballot. When God created our first parents in the Gal' - den of Brien He created thein male and female and said have dominion. We are just getting back to where God intended we should be. Woman's kingdom is just as high as man's. It rests largely with the neither what the future race will be The French Women hav0 never flinched or falter- ed. When Serbia needed women as nurses the suffragettes went to Serbia and contended with vermin, dirt and typhus fever. The women of Serbia said to the sten go to the war end we will bear your nttlnitinls. Women have entered into their kingdom. Mrs. Wright was listened to with at- tention. A Oontest for vnnal,nneic and elocu- tion followed. 12 contestants taking part. Miss Mildred Brown, 1317111, wnn the Gold Medal for singing and Miss Reinhart, (3toder'ieh, and James Allan, Wingham, were ties in Elocu- tion and each received gold medals. Proceeds of contest $45.20. Election of officers 'resulted as fol- lows :— President, Aire. Henper, Exeter ; 1st Vice, Mrs. Dark. Brus- sels ; Oo.-Secy., Mrs. A. T. Cooper, Clinton ; Rec.-Secy.. 1111 s Allis, Gnde- rich ; Tieas., Mrs. (Rev.( Sharp, Exe- ter. Among those attending from Brus- sels Union were Meedaines Tyreman, Dark, McGuire, Leatherdale and Alcock. BRUSSELS SCNQRL REPORT Promotion Examinations Form I. In order of merit, 010701)54 E Baker M Hall ll Dunford Passed— M Ryan W MCCntcheoe M l cLatichlin H Cardiff - E King Recommended—Student must pass satisfactory examaminatinn in Sep- tember in subjectenrlosed in brackets. R Hunter (Spell.) A Kii,g (Rist.) V Hall (Gram,) Students failing to prise have marks and standing sent directly. 11. S. $COTe, A. M. JARUIoE. Jr, IV. 10 Sr. IV.— aoxone L Fulton F Stewart K. McLaren Passed— D Walker J Lowry T Burgess 1: Hollinger O'rtlompson Dl Oliver Sr, III to Jr. IV.— HONOR: W DlcDnwell 4I ITr.Luurllliu B Cardiff. L Ftaser Passed— E Oliver ,l Walker A 1'SSeys A Ballantyne Al Wood D Currie F Oliver G. WALKER. Jr, III to Sr. III.— HON ORS M Wilsnu K Fel guson Passed— L'rhuell G Stewart G Best P Sommerville - B Tinted L Flat DI 51c0eacken Sr, IT to Jr. M.- 11070104 L 1Io11inger A Ritchie S Ballantyne Passed— Keys E Pollard E McLaren L Clone • N McDowell Y Schwadt'on 0 Anderson Recommended -10 Oliver. Jr. Il to Sr. I1.- 0(171111 M Vet guson J Olivet' Passed - 11 H aw r n Walker M \ � ll.e' t RP Pollard d B HENI,RLRs �o.' . From Sr. Is1 to Jr, 11,— J Ferguson 1111 Thomson W Galbraith D Warwick M Harkness W (irewar 11 Ohanpiom 13 Thibideau J Stewart 1; Edwards I McLareu 3 Scott Jr. Bit to Se, Ist,— F Dennison P Backer H Champion I3 Taylor 0 Tlmell M Dudley K Snider Sr, Primary to Jr. Ist.-- E Lott M Logan ID Ennis H Workman A Logan Int, to Se, Priutery— G Yolleek M Sommerville M Smith G Kellingtou Jr, Pr, to Int,— F Sam18 n Kyle J McKay L Harkness A VInmeon Jr, Primer- 3� TI'h hell 141 Cook \Y Champion Al Ritchie 8 Snider 111 Ilem(larson 0 Burgess L Rutledge 51 Gt'ay Ii Gray 11 \Vhitta'd I!', BVellaateala