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The Brussels Post, 1919-5-1, Page 1t VOL, 47 NU. 44 $1.5o Per Annum in Advance Save Somethil g Ever u eel( No matter how little, you owe it to yourself, your family, and your business to save something every week. Regularity pays. Open a Savings Account with this Bank. Add to it regularly. It will quickly grow. It will help you to something really worth while later on. -THE Bank of Nova Scotia Pattue Capital $ 6.500.000 Resel v. Fund - 12,000.000 lieStlUITC6 • - 150,000,000 P. IL GILROY 1)I onager Brussels Branch 19 • New Advertisements Par aale-John LitslA Sale -Mks 1.1egg. if you-LandoaPree Prise. COW or sale -Gan. TIntamna. Clearing sale -L U. Richards, Dearing Agency -John Hold bustnesq-John DonakL Girlo and Women -.T. T. Wood. 1-Tow1111111 of McKillop. Hortlaultural sucalies-Hor Society, Etat the best -Elliott RW41110813 Voltage. i$trittm. • Winzham Tito Great War Yamaha, abont 40 strung, met in their headquarters Snn- clay afternoon arid, headed by the citi- zens' Band, marched In the cemetery, where they 115111111.1,011 the graves of two of their COIlleadrg, Nicoles and Pocork, also honored the tablet .on which was insevibed the 11,11.1eS of two ahem., the Aitcheson brothers, Rev. Mr. Snell offielated at the services ab the cemetery w11511 a large crowd WAR present. In the evening the Town Hall was also packed ab a memorial i.;RUSSELS, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, 11.1A 7 i. zgr9 W. H. KERR , Proprietor service when addresses were given by the local clergy, Mayne W. Ti. Goma trey presiding. Oranbrook Friday evening of this week Mr, Piercy, or Niagara, will give a recital of the story "Jean Val Jean," and other sketches in Ethel Methodist church at 8 o'clock. Good peograrn. Wroxeter Miss Elda Hazelwood was a Clifford visitor last week. R. J. Rano and George Allan have purchased Overland cars, Miss Edna Hamilton, Toronto, is visiting friends in this locality. Miss Madge Lovell, left last Wednes- day to visit relatives in t heWest. Russell Moffatt and \Vin, Cornwall returned from oyez sem Thmsday and were given a heal Ly reception. The former enlisted in Winnipeg and the latter with the 101st Batt, The village Council and Young Ladies' Recruiting League 511 tertained the returned soldiers of this locality with their wen te to a haequet in the To wn Hall Thursday evening. Banking Service OUR banking requirements may be entrusted to this Bank with every confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. Our facilities are entirely at your disposal. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Walton Branch C. F. Misner, Acting Manager 131/25E/::3Zeaa..•/7.5251E4M70=0/06,Z3111=11/20===11=M5ME3M/15 „p-,,r.....w.tnersoans==amournearmene.mrst=mnes,=somemmaamelsolamne.am o I Ines HAVIZEIHAltiettiMiZMIN ClZIEHISMEN4:113iISHEHLEHEIato..7510121 ULC is asked to take notice that Jno. McDonald, Ethel, has sold his stock of General Merchandise to J. K. Halls, of Mit- cheil, stock -taking ti commence Thursday morning, May 1st. 113 if' KINDLY TAKE NOTICE ALL ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID BE- FORE MAY loth NEXT, JNON Mel) NALD Ethel Z.1014¢Mem ........rsamterAraltatelalOIMMIE101110.1NIV MERV B. Whitmore and bunny, Hatle. ton, email. einnday at the home or It. Mater. Airs. Stevenson, Tolman, is the gent of her 141.0.15, Mos D. AL Mc- Tavish, Robert MeKereher Ion gone to 8+1.1(1th:1e-wen where he will teach in a Summer school. Et hel Germ Jersey Claw for ash), dua to calve abont middle of May. Gnu, BATemAN, 110/1111114 MIse Danbrook, a former teacher, wan renewing old friendehips here at Easter tide. 1. Ballantyne (Inclement, an opera,. Hon last week and is reported to be improving rapidly, After speedieg the Winter with her twot her at 01 anbrook, Mrs. Eat! has 711 110531 in town for the Sutniner, Don't fail to hear theeii 1,1 tainment Friday night by Rev. Mr. Mercy, Lhe great; interpreter of Literature and Dramatic story reciter. School re-opimed hest Moeda y with Mrs. Bolton, of Win; In 3, in Miss Mc- Lelland's coon; and ill in Batten hy ne in her acetettomed phwe. \Ve bid Bolton welcome to Ethel, An,m t and s. L'elanier got A P.., saanday night %Own the '! Lloyd, came off the train quite ;Inexpert( illy. He enlisted in the navy in 1017 and Mee been out from Halifax that time, STOCK HOT.D.-T115 general stock of John McDonald, merehant, Ethel, has been disposed of to J. K Mit- chell, and stock taking will begin Thursday of 11111 week. Mr, McDon- ald is asking rm. a settlement of at: - counts. Read his advt, in this issue. Friday evening-, May 2nd, in the Methodist choreic, Ethel, at 8 o'clock, 1 Tel belt W. Pio ey. Niagarce, ',vitt give hie hellions dramatic story recital "queen Valjean," Recital will be in- teespersed with h,00lfli0314 select inns and sketches. Music by local talents AdmieSion, adults 25 cents, children 35 vents. Joseph A. and MIN, 1-1 1.1111W051.11, of 31030313 005 the marriage of their daughter, Laura, to Lawrence Pridham, on March 31s1 at Steen- berg, Saskatchewan. They will re- side at Southey, Sask. The bride was a former Ethelite and is a grand daughter of Mrs, Wm, Spence, of this place. By notice elsewhere it will be seen that, Mrs. James Lindsay, formerly of this locality. passed away on March Blot, atLloychninster, Sask, She was 60 years of age. Her maiden name was Annie Young and was pre -deceas- ed by her huillhauct An adult family survives. Mrs. Lindsay was respected by a wide circle of friends who will re. gen to hear of her demise. As Bert Vodden was driving loose horses through town on Friday evening, one, which was blind, MA against the end of a wagon tongue op- posite P. 0., Learn being driven by Cecil Bateman. The tongue penetrat- ed the juglar 0710 Or the equine and the blood flowed so rapidly (10(1111 was almost instantaneous. Mr, Vodden valued the auitnel 311 411130.00, Before MI58 rall1/4 MC [Aland closed Helmet for Mister the pupils presented her with a fine manicure set, Address was read by Eleanor Engler and the presentation made by Myrtle bleKee. A. most appropriate response wets tirade by the recipient.. Shay,1 8 Lhe new petition Miss McLelland lute gone to and if she succeeds as well there as she did here the pupils will be rot Imit- ate. She carries with her the best wishes of a wide rhea,' of Needs, G. O. I3ANTINT1E1110111.-The report of the decease of G. 0. Bawtinheitner came es quite a sm prise to the people of th is community. He had Laken the influenza,which WAS followed by pneumonia, and on the 11th day of his illnese, viz Wednesday, April 3.0th, he passed away, in his 3011) year. De - noised was hearty man and weighed 195 pounds when he Look ill. In ad• ditto') to his wife, who accompanied the casket 1115e„ he is silty 1 ved by a 501, Wm. E , 14 yeess, and 1 (laugh - tee, ;Jessie, ;Ted 11 years, who were al- so ill at the 811115 tliiw (113 the father. Mr. BawLinheimee lived at Monitor, Alberta where be owned and rented 3 sectiom a land, engeging in cattle business on an textensive scale, The family lived them ror the paet 0 2(7(110, UPS, Harry Duni); ook, Ellett, is a sister to the subjeet. ofthis notice, The fueeral so vire was lwld in the Methodist chinch, Thuesday after- noon, Rev. Mr. Johnson nonclueted an support; late soviet,. Interment was made in rima Ventre Cemetery, The I. 0, 10. Order was in at tendance, of which Mr, ilaweiehelmer was a member, and theh pal 1 of the burial 05VVICO 0411 in ;harm; of G. W, Decensed 3058 well known in this common' ty and was a kind heart- ed obliging Man WhO will be grimily mined by his family to Whom the sympat y or Man y is extended, M111. 13533Linheimer left I'm her home in the 4. ia t. +re l. hill ND tki.- 0 1 11 2 1 1 i'i mews' rezemeatasetzessm szattesiss 4. is 4. + I.: [01) - [00k - Listen .i.t. i• Steady.work as Machine $ Operators: Good pay. $ Apply or write at once, 3.! Excelsior Knitting Mills I J. T. WOOD tit BRUSSELS • ONTARIO 4.+44.14.14.1.14.14+4.4.4.4.4.44+++++ Hur SUPPLIES The Sluesbe, Plante, Trees, etc., chosen by metubere of Brussels Horti- cultural Society MO 11555 1101 will be distributed, at the Public Library Friday of this Week littim,,en the 11010.5 of 2 mid 5.3e p, w. Will all interested govern them. 4510(18 accordingly so that the order will he cleared out. Tell yoiir friends of the delivery, 13, S. SCOTT, D. 0, ROSS, Seceetary, Presideut, •-^ -^- -^•_. --V Vest. 011 on Monday. She expreesed her sincere thanks to many kind friends for their, sympathy and kindly deeds ex- tended and asked TRH POST to tender the same, as they were appreciated beyond the expression of words, Grey Mrs, Ben. Dark has returned to her home in Galt, Her health is;consider- ably improved we are pleased to state. Don't Forget the Piercy Recital in Ethel Methodist church Friday even- ing of this week. It is well worth hearing. Alive Jean Orant WAS home from Hamilton Oollegiate for the Easter holidays, returning on Monday. She is a daughter of James and Mrs, Grant, 14th Con. James and Mrs. Turnbull and son Stanley, or London, were here during Pc past tveek owing to the illness and subsequent demise of the late ex - Reeve Jas. Turnbull, Leslie, the eld- est son of Ale. and Mrs, Turnbull, who haa been overseas with the Canadian Light Horse roe the past 3 years, ar- rived home Ian week and was accord- ed a very hearty WeleOMP. 14X4IEE TuRSTBULL ANSAV ERS THE CA.LL.---The people of this breathy were sorry to hear last Friday morn- ing that James Turnbull, an old and well known resident of Con. 4, Grey, had passed away. It was not a sur- prise to the community as he has been hovering near the bonier land for the week previous. Although a hearty man in his earlier years hishealth had been impaired by a broken leg, oc- casioned 0 years ago by a fall from a wagon and in December 1010 a simi- lar act:Went happened while he was working in the stable, from a kicklby a horse. Coupled with these misfoe• tunes followed a long siege of neuritis and for years the subject 01 11118 nodes was unable to get about as was his wont. At times he was a great suf- ferer. Mr. Turnbull was born at Ayr, Ontario, being the first male child in the community, He came to Grey township 53 years ago, buying the farm on which he died, viz Lot 5, 00(1, 4, and upon which he resided continu- ously. A year after his atTiyal he joined hand and heart with Miss Agnes Milne, at GAN, who survivee and peeved herself a true helpmate in- deed. The other members or the family are James, of London, and Jno, Gem ge and William, and Mrs. George McFarlane, of Grey township, and Mrs. John Doig, nette Wroxetet. For many years Mr. Turnbull took an ac- tive interest in the well-being of the locnlity and was honored with the Reeve's chair and a seat at the County Council for various terms. He was a staunch supporter of the Presbyterian church and a Liberal in politics. For owe y good word and work "Jimmy" Turnbull, as he was familiarly called, bad a friendly word and a helpful hand and be was the type of a man that might be safely followed in many phases or life and be led right. He commanded the respect of all who knew him. Deceased was the last of 1314 family out of a family of one brother, Wm., of Kincardine, and 3 sisters, Mrs. Thos. Cuerie, Thessalon, Algoma ; Mee. Robert McOosh, Pine River, Ont. and Mrs. Haggard, Brown City, Mich. The funeral took place Monday afternoon to Brussels cemetery, the service being conducted by Rev, A, J. Mann, 13. A., deceased's pastor. The widow and other rela- tives have the sympathy of a wide circle in their beseavernent, Morris Aloveis township news on page 5, Last week's cold spell gave the seed- ing program a bump. School got down to business last Monday after the vacation. Mrs. Jim. Bell, 8110 line, keeps quite poorly, We hope for early irnprove- molt. Anerson and Mrs. Helloes, Strat- ford, spent Easter with the latter' parents, J110, and Mts. Watsou, 4.111 lino Morris. Morris farmers porpose dipping in on the Field arm') Competition in con0 neetion with Ettst Huron Agricultoral Society. M. 131ack, Mussels, receives Lhe entries, Don't delay. AUCTION SALE 015 ITOUSE1101,D 1111710111CT8.-Mise Linda Clegg, 5111 line, is giving up housekeeping and Will Imla an Aleutian Sale at her home Mcoulay aftetmoon, May 12th, to dis- pose of the seam, Sale at 1 tr. tn. See bills and advt. for Nether partic- ulars. 14l01013.-Whila Geo, Crooks, who recently arrived feorn the West, (0118 working about the stable nir the ftwm of his son, Albert Crooks, last; llriday, he received a kick from one of the homes, The blow knocked him with force against the stone wall and the impact fractured his collar bone and injured MS left arm, He he able to be about arid we hope will suffer no harmful results. A person of Me, (hooks' time of life (85 yea('s) does not eland such bangs even as wen as they might 40 semis ago. Mies Lillie WIll',0/1, 50l:54V31, 103, 3i'-11".(, • t ;. 4 .; bee!! epending h31 holiday9 with her parente, J no. and Mrs, Wattern. The farm of Rua, Shedderr, 4th line, has been i505541 by Jelin Arin• etrong, Belgrave for the 131.55,3 servers Pte. Stanley leuttedge, sou of Wm. AM! MOL Rutledge, 1113 ro•rived borne eafely from overseas, He was bothered with infleurrnatory rheum. raisin for eorne time wheal linatpacil 111.- (81 111111 tr.all trenell service 1,111, wes given it good steady pd.; kL9 .k. ISA IS BOW homy at tire A mem factory. Bruesele. Th110S11113 5V511- 1115' 101 11 3111, (81101(1 50 of ((('111 (("14 OrrtirlitY 01101TII, 13.4g, 1(0,, 14118313! tot Lilo how(' of Joo, MrA, \\1 35111 111111 !Resented (1113111 011 I; tin told , and two beautiful teatime roci"ing chithe. Mr. and Mee. Waken' were taken by surprise, About 12 o'cleek hli, and Alm, Watvon were berateht into the intrlor and Ali, Jorsepilie. 301308011 read the following 5.111.1 Riolitl, 18116 Mee. Procter made the prementationliI-To 11')vets MIIS WAT50:4-DPI .AR nuEssiss. --It is with sincere regret (het we, yonr fellow members of the ei.egregetieti ef Trinity chinch, Belgrave, ireve I. ere - ed that you are so "loon to 55051 ran. connectimi with us, During the many years lye have known you, we held you in very high esteem. In ail branches of the church work you have ener been active, You, Mrs. Walori, will be particularly rinesed Nom the Ciuild where you have always been a great help by your preeenee foal guidance, We hope you will arcep1 these two E ley Chairs as a token ot our love and esteem. Our prayer is that you may he long spared to eiljey the comforts of life and we know that youv thoughts will often revert In your Wally old friends here who will ever. hold you in kindly reatembrarree. Signed on behalf of the congregation, It. PROCTER, 1 51 P19, ARCHIE BRYDGES.) W. H. Hawiciars, Reetor. A suitable reply Nvas made. Mr. and Aire. Watson will move tn tie sets having '1016 their rano. Jamestown Miss Viola McLeod was home from Stratford Not mal for Easter vacation. Mrs, Wm. Aloses 14 visiting bee daughter, Mrs. A. Brigham, Hullett. The Sabbath School will be re -open- ed for the Streamer months on the first Sunday in May, at 3 o'clock p. m. We hope 8,11 the clincher' will take a deep interest in this important work and a hearty invitation is extended to the patents, Belgrave Rev. Mr, Boyle went to Woodstock last Monday to attend the Meeting of the Synod. Miss Nova Vaneamp, 5111 line, Mor- ris, was operated on last week for ap- pendicitis and is 'leaking favorable progress. WM. NETHERY DECEASED.-ThUrs- day of last week Wm. Nethery, an old and well known resident, passed away, aged 78 yeare, as the result of a stroke some months ago. He is sue- vived by his wife 3 sons and a dangle - tee, Funeral took place Saturday to Union Cemetery, Blyth. He was the last ((1 4 brothers and 4 sisters who settled South of Belgrave in pioneer days. Walton Rev. Mr. Lundy is at Woodstock this week attending the annual meet- ing of the Synod. A former reeident of this locality in the peeson of 511 s. Jas. McCallum, died at her home in Brussels Tuesday morn- ing of this week. The distribution of Horticultm goods for members of Brussels Hoitl- cu!Luatl Society will take place Friday afternoon of this week nudes the care of Ales, John McDonald aud Ales, Loud y. SUDDEN OALL COMES TOMBS. CARS - WELL. -The community wee shocked to tearer of the tragic sudden death at 51 years of age, of elm. Carswell, wife of Rev. David Carswell of McKillop, which:occurred late Friday night fol. lowing a stroke of apoplexy some hours earlier, Airs. Carswell had pre- sided at a rneetiug of ladies in the home of John Daly, and it was then that she revealed a faintness, which epeedilyibecame a complete collapee, it is about 15 years since she made her home in AfeKillop, and by her worth and devotion in evevy good work she has grown to a vevy high piece in esteem and influence. Besid- es her hueband, she leaves 13610(13111848 Jean, a teacher, and Helen, a second - year undergouluete of the University of Toronto, and 1 eon, Gorthm ; also her father, William Patterson, Ayr, and 2 sisters. The funeral 140(101110 35(10 held Monday, the body being convey- ed 10 say's r1IESEINTATION.-4 gathering of old friends and ueighbnes asaembled at the home of Henry and Alm, Mkinn, Walton, to spend au evening with Spr, 3, Cusick, recently back from the froet. Following address esesi and p0335ntation WAS 111865 1- DEM?. PRIEND.-We, your old neighbom and friends have gatinwed here this even- ing to We11011111 3011 on yonr safe re. turn from the danger eons, where you risked Nome life in defence or your Mug end Ootintry, As we hadn't an opportunity to show our apprecht. tion or the sacrifice you made in an- swering tiro bugle call, to preseeve that true British Liberty which is Si, dear to the hearts 01 3(11 liberty loving people, we felt we (mold not let, 3110 depart from us without, showing in a small way out appreciation of Ow 'welshing you endured, for we reap the benefits 09 vietnry. We trek yon to 3110(31411 11118 watch and 'drain, and mime of money, as a small token of the esteem and friendship in whioh you ate held by yous old neighbors and schoolmates, That the former I ÷ • * * 11 AGENCY _John Oliver 4. WV, 1.1151. :70r 11, 14,314,I5 en. y 1).08.1.••.. a lull lin, "F illA14.111,1•15 i,31lildjl1 115 1101.,1 H. C. Cream Separators ouly pti! 1,0 Will/ '1411 el .,.1111 outlet,: no serew in the lett!. of thw eream, ste,: it when in osy rt. The 1, R. C. 11-13 end 1t VI Linton at» 1111834 111,' best, The Peering Manure Spreader with tlic. wide ,..pt end and Very lighl in draft. t John Over 4.+4.+1.4.-lelelaleaese.444.1-taletee+-Ssee.e. 1/157 mark otr 111,01y happy 111.11z, in v.air filters lifis he ^1111'11, wish et all. Sigma oil bei, elf lir neiglasils and flatlts, Mus. jims; ‘VoRTLE-v, Al l.'s STaisies STRA.TH. A. suitable reOly 8119 mole by Sm. Citsiek, thanking them for their kind - nest.), Moncriefr Fs iss;rassion left for the \Vest this o eel:. where 10' pin pews spend- iiig the next few 1(1.11 this, In Ethel Mettle:net (entail Friday evening of tine week Mr, Pierey, of Niagara, will give a recital interspers- ed with musical littnibers. Bluevale • Mr. Eldon is at Tavistoek relieving the operator this week. Geo, and Mrs. Mailers spent Sun- day with \Vm. Th.tr111,.11, Alas Geo. Mowbray visited relatives at \V hiteelim eh this week. Stanley Hall has gone to Harriston where he has secured a poeition with Cutin's Ltd. Bluevale members of Brussels Hor- ticultural Society may secure their Spring delivery of bs. shrubs, eee„ from 2(1113. Gen. McDonald. At the annual meeting of the Ep. wnrth League the following officers were elected s -President, lee Laura, Rolph ; 1st Vie', Jas. Masters ; 2nd Vire, Grime Curtiss • 3141 Vire, Airs, (.4. Halt ; 4411 Vies, Nits. Burgess ; Sec., Miss Hazel Star/met ; TrV11•1„ G. Hall, Fallowing 1'010('I5 11116 10,1511515 were elerted Inc the Methodist Sunday School tesSupt., MIN. (3. Snell 1 Asst„ Jas. Maeters ; Bible Class, Mrs. Bur- gess ; Asst., Mrs. Remiss ; Young Ladies' Class, Bliss L. Rolph : Young Mons' Class, jas. Gannett ; Asst., H. Chamberlain ; Girls' Class, Mrs. L. Ratan ; Asst., Mrs, Rolph ; Infant class, Mrs, MeCall ; Ass1„ Mrs. Jos, Curtiss ; See., G. ; Treas., 35,1115/1 Masters ; Organist, Mrs. McCall ; Asst., Hazel Vanstone ; Librarians, F. Stamper mei Stanley Gallithet ,• Cradle 011I Dept., Grace Curtiss and Jennie Wheeler ; Supt. Home Dept., Mrs. L. Ratan, Armenian Atrocities The Turks more Devil than Man. TAM. Sunday evening Melville church was crowded by at union 0031' 341'13347184l(, (tam Methodist and let, olitas chinches liming withdrawn their servires" eseenibled to hear It1:07. IVA IV. Pierce, the 1 etni•ned Missinn- ary from Tut hey., tell the sad, sad story of Armenian ittrocitiee. Reeds. Aleesre. Mann, Smith and Stafford tenic pert in the introdoctosy exer- cises and atter an anthem by the choir the speaker of the evening was in- t rteineed. For upwards of an hour Rev. Mr. Piety.; hold the undivided attention of a Int alltlie1i15 as be (15' '1(7(331 the harrowilg incidents ill the life of the perseented Armenians, Int rodnetory to the addreue the speaker refereed to the 4 chief reasols of the 'Pet kish 13aminar; ty. They were elessified as follows Religi- ons, Heonernie, Poli 'pal and Peek Stupidity, People vould hardly have believed the slot y of the horror and cruelty had 11 eat fauna (001)1 an eye witness or the neve1,3 odeoftlegot tem seeet.i. The opeaker said the Armenian (8(33)111 11344 colist t he blackest 11710313 41(1 11117 pages or human histosy and 111V facts given W510 armpit' sub. etantiation of 11,,' sem tamer t. To recall to the mind the seenes of the tragedy and their owe perilons positions from time to tiny', was riot an eney t ask, bu11 the epealrer venial k- tal that he had pledged himself to let Canatliarte know the truth or ow Inns rots "turreted by 11111 Art110111/111 thee, of Whiall 815 per vent of the hread Winners were gone. "Only the women and children were left," be said, "and these are in a state of utter poverty and destitution. They have been dis. inherited, their homes destroyed and they have been scattered all over Asia Minor." When the war broke out the Ay. I_3lIi 11.3 1,1 1 14/55h5/itliVe, 1111 pima d their hope „ is 1111 fasi-ne, (4, rem i.y, t)s st11)1)0Hga: IY tl.(711:" t4r11,•!'"' • ;1;17 i liiiit''teenMnY1 ees. ale el -weaker,' "do we think of eer 'Tinnier'. 3! 103rtf- 11111'. l'1511.5 1113l 1111' 51017 (0111011 11(1113, loll 111.1 A single histori- eat event, for eidrering had thunInated tho1 1111131111 frOM gPliOr1a1011 1103141041,13 ihr appc/ilt, tow la, in oo lochalf oi the .6.'- ( 4) l'''--( n .atristartorily oo; In his chatriet 11 111,1,0(1' "1111111n1b141T(1 two t 11,.. , ,e442111:11 Of 111F Ar - 1,1 I fir ho I. 5.4= .''(3.4117 1.1111 15.111 11.111 3 • 111, .1,1111510.411 had to 110(11(33111 10111.033 Mr.. Pierce's herne v.• W149 a little lake that the missions. 1(('3101'l( ('1! during the summer 'This had beer' desecrated, .:1'1.11144 Of 11(11111411 Hhtught4.4, :1011 iogiudou. 1131101.5. 11 was a phoe. or Int t action loino-r, ror 11,311 the ,(b,11 10, were at 5,,liatie visit, hien live to ten tan -Naos -lain. There, Were several •-111t1g11.1"aing pleaes. 'Through 1. eolvii ea "'Ms Valley of Blood," tau a litt etream the waters of whieb ware ..maiemilly red "vitt' the llowl 111111./51.511 '1( tlt1AEliP ;1)ie 1151356108 of the .1 1.10,,r1;1111 deportation. "I Salt arson in the statement," he said, "that 150 miles we tt•avelltal lit- erally memling lane of Arineele1 11411, Large 1,1111114'18 fell 114 ,111 '3 1! v .../. 11111 1111.11511,i011., 11,33,3 crt 133111115 and malaria, whil5 rt , Calling behind weer attaeked tied P1111 hy Arab roh- here," One old man, ;mat& I,. 1.3314 111), was 11('l(( '11 to death before the (Tem of the Iniesionary and the rage (3'rn from his !reek by trip solaria's, in the hope that 11,,' 1,./11 (31198101eontain something of Value. The tilissionatiee themselves travelling l35 ventures., were even eau - Gaited by the gendarme not to get more than 10 rods behind their escort, lest they might be pounced upon :and killed. Bodies by the thousand, he said, lay rotting in the snit. Dogs and vultures gorged themselves on human flesh anti elle ,e511131 hear the weird howls of the 1ack:111. at night as they 0301111056 the ghastly feast. Revolting was tho fate of indiserib- ebb. horror meted en to an Armenia's in Harpoot - neighbors of Air. and Mee. Pierre and in whose home they had enjoyed many a visit.. There were two daughters in the 'family, and both wertsekilled /11115313411/18. One played t Mem., the other the violin, and both sang well. The father, too 131(1 to keep up with the march, was killed, The t (laugh; ere were left on t he mountain salts without food 1.0 di ink, and suffered the most agonizing death. The speaker refer- red to the tense gravity of their posi- tion at thews, men( lotting in particular an experietwe at Aleppo. when in his opinion, Provineial intervention at a Most el itieal Minim) t, prevented a Turk 4 official ft on; ;le -covering thab they wet e,of Canadian nationality. It was 11 11111.111`111MIS 11,1114W3'/ 13 prayer, he felt, and in the Rua; of all tire dangers and the t yphite that was 11151 - pant everywhere, he and his family suffered not an hour's sickness and etnerged 1'0011 their ('31(11 ble situation 1(11 llall(1('J Very 11.11811 was the teelingand the congregation bt•eathed easier when they reurembeeed that they were under the British flag and that Gener- al Allenby's troops brought relief to 1113' 11111(11 tit4ein enirtns. speaker and. Rev. g handled his subject wit Itsvgorincloowiich eilecit. The offering totalled tul:11111i,11111),,(11 etrib1 vt,elboei east1P: rlUilsetnrtieb edbtyt ther Armenian relief. In addition to a good anthem by the union eines a qtrat•tette, "Twill not be long," was eentleeed by Misses Isabel Straelian and Mae Wend and A. Strachart and Fred. Meal. Rev, Mr. Pierce has been engaged as a travelling representative of the Armenian cause and 18 marking 001 31 111 ogram of public addressee and dis- tributing of information which he hopes will he successful in the Inge,th. ering or a most neceeeary fund to aid in the immediate relief 0213)5 Armeni- an:S. East Wawanosh Council 011011301 met on April Isith with all the members present. Minutes of iast meeting WEVO rt.al mai approved on motion of Buchanan and Irwin. Henry Sturdy wits appointed path- inastin. in three of Georg.' Rathby and. Chas. Ring 10 pima. of Ale.x. King. On motion of Buchanan and Strang - h511 a (1530 1(17111 divieion was created on Anderson's line, Con, 2, Wax, Andemon being appoi ell Paihniast- er 101' this load 61(11811311, Moved by Irwin seconded by Mr, Straughati that we proceed with the building of a minfereed eonerete bridge 82 feet long, 16 foot roadversy, off Lot 32, (Jou. 0, and that the Reeve and Messrs. Buchanan and Straughan interview Mr. Patteetton1 engineer, to prepare plane and epecifications for 5151(1 bridge.-.0arried. Few email accounts, m1;11,1125 to col. 35110 3106 Washouts, were ('(651 136 paid ‚.011531(11,' Council adjourned to Meet again on Monday May 26th as a Court of Revision on the Aesessment Ron and alsa for other township business. A. PoRTERatletn, Clerk, At I In' meeting* of the Downie town. thin Fanners' Club the special DOm. mittee of edunational features report - 'l that, I.V5 had been in touch with the department or Agrieriltuee and that. a man with films "'bowing types Of beef and dairy cattle werrld be available when wanted.