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THE li ftU;?SEB}s PaST - :-..::a,, ,, ,nrer,vs,.,,.+Nr r.
ladies who have been, Awarded the cash priest, lee the
recent Parity' Flour Contest.
1st PRIZE - $3p CASH-11/rs,"Geo, IMed&iIivraY Paisley.
2nci PRE'° $1'CA9�I-Jean;`Iety; BIYt�t:
3rd, PRIZE - $5 CASH --'Mrs. Wm. Shepherd, Ile/mall.
10 $1 PRIZES-, Mrs, James M. Brown, Colpoy's Bay;
W. E. Fleming, 756'eth'St; f „ O.Won Sound; Mrs, Simon 'Goetz, R.
R. 3, Mildmay; Mrs. L. M,,Mcelardy„Fergus; Mrs. Arthur. McNal-
ly, R.R. 1, Markdale; Mrs. W. Lyman, G,oderlch; Mrs. A. H, Boyle,
R.R; 2, AtIbern; Mrs, Gordon Murray, Box 425, ,Clinton; Mrs. Earl
J. Taylor, ,Sebringeille; Miss ,Eileen Evans, Dublin.
PURITY FLOUR
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Best for all yourBaking,,
Fight, For , by her fathei ancle beoth'er Vefnon
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Girl's Life at ' Meeapr,, leozens set high school
PallAerstoA Fails friends/ stood ready''; ' ` ileo , iafieir
blood an an, effort Ito save Mss
tr ,
High peohool . Student ,.;`8itccslmbs
Folleeeing Series of !Operations;
Glood• Transfusions .prom Father
and'Brother- A%Khe +' Fellow -Pupils",
and'"i8chool Rrincipal Offer To
Donate
,Palsnere"on,,, Meech ..26e -Mise Lois
N. H. Iiiehaer, p'oefuear 17year•elel
'high school pupil, daughter of Mr,
sand Mra, Walter' Messer, died in the
Palmerston/ General Hospital last
week. ' She had undergone an
operation for appendcitis ,three
weeks ago. ,
During the past three weeks the
'girl underwent three emergency
operations, necessdtnt.1ng •Owo blood Lois is a granddaughter of Mrs. 1
trenefusions which were suppliedRobt. Messer od Brussels.
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theas Was ;E, bCM4lraY, "high eiehooi
principal,
Following the bleed transfusions
sonnei haps wa4i'iieid” dor the girl
but pneuedonda set-in and despite
•'k
`idle use of an oitygeits 'tank , a'u$%d
from tla e C N. R. shops' to the hos-
'pdtal'she dteck about 2^a:m: M"srch:26
Miss; Messer was a member" oe
the' United- demob, and _wasborn
in Brussels;;, Surviving are her par-
ent* and ba,other, Vernon
The funeral was held from • the
Palmerston United 'Churele at 1
o'clock on Thursday, with inter=
meat In Brussels Cemetery.
Headaches
FOS +SALE
8, feigs weaned end 6 ohuteke,
Phone 3d -r-8 Alvin Armstrong
FDA
a f!uckers ready to go,
ph el 61-r-6 , 1obert 'Smith,
W4NT,EG-
200, bushels of Oats'. apply to
,phone 23.r-19 Jesse S, Armstrong
•FO , SALE- ;,
I've Box Refrigerator, dem/Sitio
size. applyat lirw.oeels Daily.
phone 59. .
FOR SALE -
'Mist W. M. Sintylair is offering her
house ,for sale, anyonrb Interested
write to 306 Wexford St., Hamilton.
FOR ',SALE--}
1Sfeasey4ierrle Cultivator, Emit
and:Wood, Walking Blow also a light
wa pn,
'ph se 50-r-7' '' ""' Ro'a Bake?
MAN, WANTED.—
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Pessittnent if yourret 'hustler
Wit Rawleigha,:: Dept. ,11:11L•162
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Aiob driving a=•.taluele ' or farm 1
at 0Herb ,pretwee can he, located,,
. Smith, R.R. no. 2, Brussels .;,
LOST—
Zest winter, between Brussels
'end Seetonth, `on coyer off back of
:Model A. coupe, peinited' blue. Finder
apply ko L1oyd'Sanderson
Brussels
FOR •SALE ' ,
10 Pigs; 2 months old, '9 head of
young cattle, rising 1 year, "
Spy apples and soaking apples,
' 19194940.119,419194940.119,4$1.00 per hamper,
phone 16-r-7 Robt. Engel
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That you are straining them to do
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The result discomfort or a permanent injury to your Eyes.
Have your Eye examined by us.
Your Glasses will be perfect
The prices Moderate.
W. A. JOHNSTON
Lis towel, = Optometrist
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MONCRIEFF
The regular meeting of the
W.M;S, took place on Thursday
afternoon, March 14th vdth 21
ladles present. The meeting open-
s with• Iiy'mn 262 followed with the
Lord's Prayer in unison. The lesson
Luke 14: 18-30 was- read by Mrs. E.
il-Nlaggart and the minutes' of las,
meeting were rendi and approved.
The Devotional was given by Mrs,
Mark Baillie. The business was
ta-ken, by the president 'when the
following delegates were appointed
'to attend the Presbyterial, Mrs. B.
M•cTaggate, Mee. Jas. Machan, .lees,
W, Smith, Mrs, H. 11i'kLean, Mr;,
100. McLean, Mrs, 11. Ludd!ngtnn,
Mrs' Jno, McLean offered to m;ka
hot water 'bottle covers, to be Sent
in missionary bale. Hynrn 50r
was sung and. Mrs. IC, Ludddngton
took charge of the study book.
,O1rr*nt events were given by
Mrs, K. ,McLea:n, The closing
Hymn 249. This was followed 'with
Womenrs Aseroolation meeting at
which plans were made for the
Plnnket dinner tq be held Alpnil 17,
in, the basement of the church.
Tickets are being sold by the
ladies, This Droandses to be en
enjoyable evening,
The ladies 11010 a quilting on
Thurrday and quilted 4 quilts.
The met/1111g cicsed with Benedic-
tion.
There was no church hea'e last
,Sunday owing to weather condi-
teens.
Mr. Geo. Sian, of Dammer, Saab„
is visiting his mother and other
• relatives and' friends* here,
Miss Dorothy iMann, nurse -in -
emitting of Brantford General Hos-
pital Welted her home here this
past week,
Congratulations and best wishes
are extended to Mr. and Mrs, Clif-
ford Robertson on their recent mar-
Iriage,
'Mies Edna Procter is spending
he Easter holidays at her Borne
near Winigha•m
e ueen Elizabeth
Docks Safely
Britain has added more laurels to her already Undisputed
control of the seas by the safe crossing to New York of the
world's largest liner recently. This was only accomplished by
careful study„and the use of the latest devices which were
installed for this trip,
Highway transportation has shown undisputed superiority in
the handling of many conemoditfe5 being moved in this ooun'try
today. Our company in an effort to serve you °better has employed
the use of every engineering ,and despatching advancement,
And today offers you a service ready and e equipped to meet your
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FOR•SALE—
'200 bushels- of Rennie Early
Yielder Seed Oats—Mee per bushel;
3 York Sows due to -farrow about
April 10th, apply to
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HOUSE FOR RENT—
'0t. Jolmis rectory. Rent reason
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Thos: Ellis, phone :54s-9. - 1,
or
John -Fischer, phone 24-r-26•
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Gorrie-Couple
Wed ,Fifty Years
On Tue*day, , March 26, M1 and
rtes, Robert Gathers celebrated the
50th aunivensary of their marriage.
During the afternoon and -evening
friends called' to shower their good
wishes and congratulations -on the
bride and brithegeootn of fifty years
ago. Their daughters, Mrs. Jardine
of Brussels and Mrs, Hastie of Gor-
rie-received ahs gnats and in the
*fining room, where the decormeons
were carried out in yellow and
white, the throe tiered wedding
calve bearing 50 yellow candles cen•
trod the table et which Mss. Tborn
ton, their eldest leugbtee, and Mrs.
john Cethers, ,their son's wife,
poured tea. The geandeaugbters
served the guests.
Robert Sobs Catheee, son of .John
and Mary Catlters of Honviok, and'
Margaret Sane Earl, daughter of
Thomas an,ct. Catherine Earl of
Logan ToWnsh9p were married at
the home of the bride's.. ousel: on
-M orch 25, 1590.
After their marriage they lived
near Leaimington in Essex County
for seven years, a-fterrward moving
to Vane Township, near Trow-
bridge, residing there two years
berets- coining to the 4.111 minces
Mon, Remick, where .they resided
until nine year's ago, when they
retired and came to Gerrie to live,
They have seven children who
were able to: be home tor: the happy
0500010n. One ttattgbtee, Dora, dies(
in July, 1928.
Among the gifts of 50 nem, age
AIG the Strat5ord'Itoraid, given. by
the bride s. father and which daily
paper they' 'Mee continued to take
througbout half a °emery.
Owing to road conditions It was
Impossible for 50151)d's Croon a. els-
lanee to be lessen! with the bride
and bridegroom, but 1reeentiteless
their congratulations were reotved
by telephone and showers of cards
and. tetters. -
WIrONPrIS3?AY, ,A.PIiR'L 3rd,
MRS. JOHN ;i'. KELLY
xG'as witg deellugs 0f deette4
sorrow and 1.1'ofound' regret thati914
leer set of 'thi•' death of Mrs, John
AGF rewlktoh *id event took place on
11-1441a7. March 2HIth. y
TUG deoeaeee1 was born in Me/eel/1P
Tom elehip in .1872, In 1905 she
was united In nt rriage to Jolty. 1r..
'folly who yrreleeeased' her fevo
Years, ago. The deceased was a
kind wife, t a loving mother, aj
highly esteemed neighbour and an'
active church,' member,
There are ledt to mown one son
John Joseph, , three slater Mrs,
Joseph Keneeeean, Mas, A P, Lough-
, lin and Mrs, .', W. Herd (deceased)
three 'brothers John. Pat aq,4
Charlie (de'oedeed),
The funeral wee held on,
day' °t(t St, Ambrose church,
R"' idem r
b 9q Hlgh Mass w
y•her ipayto1• Rev ,r
;Baguette, °.
The ,pallbearees� were ,John M
Qaughe3. 3Charlie
Lewis RusselLeErwest Smith,
E
Berner Smith, Ee
d; +Sa�y'Alcock.
e ,.. Interment 0 as shade iw Be• lssele
, cemetery,
'ROBERT COCHRR
ANE
Robert Cochrane, a 'highly res_
petted reside of Grey Town'ehip
ifoi ninny years• parsed away at his
%bine) on the 14th concession on,
Friday, March 29th, in his 78.th Year.
The tate M -. Cochrane has :been,
poor healtlii:,for some time and his
'doalth' occuriedi Friday following a
three week's: ,Illness from -.heart
'rotible.
Tlae deceased was born in North
Elasthope but lived in. East Wawa.
iiosh, a mile south o8 W,lughsm on
t'he Stelgrave gravel road „Tar
twenrtysone years before conning to
i C*t'ey township In 1901, where he
i land since resided,
A good neighbour and friend he
wild be much. missed he the commun-
ln' wlslch he lived,
�,1He iseurvivedl by his wife and
one daughter Mrs, Wm, Evvans, (Ida)
gine son Earnest, lost his life in the
,,.Boan4ah ,C1v11`War. He ,also leaves
9to .mourn his death one brother,
,o110 Cochrans.-of Wdngham and one
.Aster,. 141rs. D. H.. 'Campbell of
llforrisl .
Funeral services were held from
,199* date residence, lot 7, concession
114, • Grey, on• 'Moeday, April 1st, at
Dan.
d0termeet took place in Brussels
cemetery,
as
c' R"'hea�Jtg�tnston is at present
111El g Ifeihe Bettoffv. find , line
ken "H 1
llfev
Cr e
a>; a
04.
spentu-,t,rrh,e week, end with. -Me. and
"Zl
Mrk ar yTG^orlLi and niece Lois, of
Brownees'lerea � . .
wimemotiosst
An noundernent'
.
-1 ,rirish the juuhlic>La know Mr, Qrvlllsa Thomas of Toronto,
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For information and prices on all lines of carpentering
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lipply at lowest prices—Instil ;brie siding, All makes of
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lfi'icklaying, plastering and cementing,
Information and Prices on any job without obligation
Lr0Id Thomas
ka.,
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r
( Mrs. Wm. Grainger
Following a lingering illnes's the
death of Mrs. Wmt, Grainger occured
on Sunday, March 24th, at her home
in Jamestown, In her sixty sixth
year. She was born at Donegal, May
15911, 1374, and moved with her Pais
mite to the boundary west of Listow-
el, where she lived until her Mat -
l -age to Willlaut Grainger, Jan. 15,
1902. 1en', ^r ler^, G -singer then
moved to Grey Township, and ,the
past six years have lived in Morris
Town sluille
Mrs. Grainger was formerly Ada
McCraoken', her mother the late
Mrs. Elizabeth McCracken, being a
reoident or Listowel for some time,
Surviving are her husband, live
sons and two ciaughtera. Howard of
Detroit, Melvyn. at home, Cecil of
I•Iarrislton, Clarence of Blyth, Stan.
ley of Sudbury, 11'Ips. Walton Good-
win
oodwin (Ruby) of Lloydraineter, Alta.,
and Irene, df Toronto. Also surviv-
ing are two ' grandchildren., four
brothel's, Wilbur ur: McCracken near
Corrie, Percy on the homestead,
Alex near Biuevale and George 'et
Rimgly, Alta,, and one slate'', Mee.
Clarence Nethercott, 5th con. 'Dime.
Deceased was a mernbe1. of ROWS
Ifnited Church, and a life member
et the Women's Missionary Society
The funeral was held from her
hone at jams/Hewn on Wednesday,
!larch 27411 Rev, FI, Snell, of Ethel
United Church conducted 'tire ser-
vice and interment was made at
Moles ,worth cemetery, The pallbear-
ers were Fleming Grainger, Thomas
Wilson, Allan McV:archer, Hugh
,Spence, Wine MOLennany Dave Mc:
Lenn.an, Aoting as iicwer•bearers
were:, Ailleen .Riley, Helen Itlley,
Bette ll�ilson, Mary 731•adshaty,
Annie. Franklin, Elsie Franklin,
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Brussels (Second Thurra 'i;
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with Mr.' and Mrs, Conrad Gods, 1st*"
line. Bob is. an artillery man In the
1OOtls Battery in L'Letowel.
!Mass Helen, Turvey is spending er ;.
while with tier sister Mrs. Harold
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