The Brussels Post, 1926-5-26, Page 8IITEDNESDAY, MAY 26tb, 1926.
THE BRUSSELS POST
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For Young Chickens
Pure Cod Liver Oil 60c pt.
Hess' Instant Louse Killer 35c
Hess' Panacea 35c and 85c pkg.
Hess' White Diarrhea Remedy
25e pkg.
Powdered Copperas 10c lb.
for Sure fed
Rexall Foot Bath tabs. 25e.
Remlel's Bath Saltrates 60c
Rexall Foot Powder 25e
Liquid Corn Solvent 35c bots.
Corn and Bunion pads 25c
Good Moth
Preventatives
Red Cedar Flakes 25e pkgs.
Fly Tox 50c hots,
Moth Balls, Oil of Cedar and
Camphor Gum
Bell's Moth Proof Bags and
Mothex Bags
Razor Blades
Gillette Blades 50c and $1 pkg.
Durham Duplex Blades 60c pkg
Auto Strap Blades 50c and $1
pkgs.
Ever Ready Blades 50c
Rexall Shaving Cream 35c
Shaving Lotion 40c and 60c
bots.
Perspiration Deodorants
ODORONA 40e and 60c
REXALL NICE 35c
Yardley's Lavender Talcum 45c
Yardley's Lavender Soap 4[Ic
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A fine assortment of Staunton's
Sem!-trimmed Wall Papers to
choose from here.
Papers to suit any room and at
prices that are much lower than
they have been for a long time.
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Went to Goderich.
A few from town went to the Co.
town on Friday to attend the circus.
Better Get Your License.
There are many cars using 1925
smirkers yet. It's lucky that the Co.
police have net seen them.
Attended Convention.
On Tuteiday afternoon P. Scott,
Dr. Wa meek, W. GiMende and Arch-
ie Hislop drove over to Wingham
Gattend the Liberal Conve.ntion.
Grey Tarp. was also well represent-
ed.
Against the Law.
It is reported that ary shoot-
ing robins and oth,r birds that are
sleeting at present. Several hogs
with sling -shots had better keep than
out of sight.
Tell The Post. •
The Post is Ow”ys glad ty
news of your travels. If yeu intend
to be away or Mve. friends to 'l'it
you, send in the information to us.
or any other news of an intereetine
character.
Were at Blyth.
Last Tuesday evening -Messrs. S.
F. W. Mihnot, W. Willis anti
C. Matheson motored over to DiyJi
to attend a meeting of the Arasonio
Lodge, The D,D.G.M. was making
his official visit.
Removal to Owen Sound,
Acton Free Peessie-Aftee a roost
successful ministry in the cone -Lea -
Hone of Campbelle•Rle anti Nitssaga-
weya, Rev, 3. T. Straehaa, B.A., B.
D., has reeigned his charges, and will
preach his farewell sermon on Sun-
day, May 28, Mr. Strachan has re-
' ceived and nccepted a tern to the
Pecisbyterian Church at Owen Sound,
one of the largest and most progres-
sive centres of population in north-
western Ontario. Mr. and Mrs,
Strachan and rami.ly will leave for
their new field of activity on Tues-
day, May 25. Their wide circh, of
parishioners an friends wish them
every success in thek- new field of
labor."—Rev. Mr. Strachan is a for -
tiler Grey. Township boy, being a son
of the late John and Mrs. Strachan,
Tames Ferguson Passes Away. .
The death occurred last Friday
night of Thomas A ,Ferguson, third
son of the late James Ferguson, Oth
Con, Grey. Deceased was born in
Grey Township 03 years ago, and
after a short time in business in Brus
sols, moved out to Idaho where Int
was in the ranching game. Later
be went to Western Canada and took
up a homestead near Medicine Hat.
In 8 years he only had one crop,
which was enough to discourage any
Man. .1-1e returned to Brussels about
a month ago in ill -health. The fun'
('0011 took place on Monday afternoon
from the home of his brothereinslaw,
Geo. .A. Best, the serviees being con-
ducted by Rev. Mr. Barker. The
pallbearers were: R. Henderson, C.
Sbripson, R. &mann, N. Cardiff, .7.
Crerar and D. Strachan. The deceas-
ed is survived by two sisters, Mrs. G.
A. Best of town, and Mrs. Jamieson
Many Went to Mitchell.
Brussels was well represented a
Mitchell on Victoria Day.
On Inspection.
The County Road and Bridge Core
inittse mot in Brussels on Tuesday
and meths aninspection of some of
• the bridgee in Grey Town&fp,
Publisher's Will Meet in Wingharn.
The Pel,Ushers of Huron aro hold -
Inv a "Get -t ocether" meeting in
Wingham on Friday afternoon, May
28th. Publishers of Bruce and
Perth Counties are to he invited. An
address will be given by the Mana-
ger of the C.W.N.A.
Brussels United Church
1 REV. .4. W. BARKER. B. D.
MINISTER
Sunday, May 30th
11 a.m.—Public Worship. •
Red. J. P. McLeod, Sarnia
p.m.—Sabbath School ses-
sion and Bible Classes -
7 p.m.—Public Worship.
Rev. J. P. McLeod
Rev. A. W. Barker is attending
Conference in Stratford.
TWO Young Sows for sale, each
with litter at foot. Quest Dobson,
Phone 855 Lot 21, Con. 7, Grey
49-tf
THORO'BRED Shorthorn Bull for
sale, 2 years old. Apply to,
Phone 18-4 Wesley Searle,
49-1 Lot 20, Con. 10, Morris.
GOOD Driving Mare, 8 Years Old;
rubber tire buggy and harness for
sale. Apply to S. Carter. 49-1
HOUSE to Rent. Apply S. T. Plum
49-1
LAWN Mowers Sharpened at 75c.
Also two good lawn mowers for
sale cheap. Geo. Edwards,
FOR SALE CHEAP.—Big 6-Mc-
LaughP..n touring car. Apply to
Elmer Ewan, Brussels. 48-2
FOR SALE—Chevrolet Touring Car,
1921 model in good condition, will I
be sold cheap for quick sale. Ap- ;
lv, to E. L. Desjartline, Ethel
Phone 5915.
BLACK Minorca Hatching Eggs and
Timothy seed. James Perna,
B. R. 3, Brussels.
HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. --S.
C. White Leghorn Eggs, bred to
lay. 10c a doz. above market
price. Alex. Perrie, R. R. 5,
Phone 25-15 Brussels.
QUANTITY of Alsike and Dutch
clover seed for sale at $12.00 per
bus. Grown on new land. Guar-
anteed free from had weed seed,
t Also quentity of English two -
rowed barley. John McNabb, I
40-tf Phone 4311.
COMFORTABLE frame dwelling
house in Brussrle for sale at a
bargain. Apply to W. M. Sinclair.
Th2ir Silvey. Wedding.
Gederieh Signal last week re-
, fors to ft f01111PD eitiZPD. Wesley
Walker, and hie better 901,:—Laet
' Fritley °refine. the peneeful serenity
of thy Weslry Walker home was
-rudely shattered by the entrance of
boisterous parry of friends headed
Inc a one-man band playing, "Hail,
11111. the i.mne..'s 11 here"—and it
wcf:: out. oh Charlie, where did you
eat that het 1 After the involuntary
host and hostY.:s Mid recovered some-
what from the ehoelt. six tables of
act0 were speedily organized, while in
, the den ft realle- serieus game was
. sow, in 0 ogress, and at a late hnur
it. looked no thoueth Pop's babies
bov, to go barefoot this sum-
mer. Nstelless to say, the gang
lirreeeht .• • 1 thc gisoger
with them and about 11.30 the narty
to the number of forty, fortified the
iman• man The ehinnts of ntidnlght
ushered in the twenty-fifth wedding
aneiversers• and the friende gather-
ed round to eongratula to the bride
arid MDT to present Mrs. Walk-
er with a Ann' cake.basket. "Wes."
in reelvine, stated that this was about
thy only time in their lives when a
t•omilb-se surprise had been nut ovyr
them. 11r. and Mrs. Walker and
their thr°, firm sons, Leighton, Rol-
and and ClimYnce, stood together and
nar cslighttail picture as the
'-'0101P0ny sang, "They are jolly good
fellows," ;Ind ;vivo three cheers and
O "Tiger " Thol the gentlemen
eiluted Be", bride, and the ladies be-
ing eemesehat Intekward in their delY
to the greom, "Wes" rme gallantly
to the occasion 01111 kissed te'erv lady
eeesent, including the plates' Indian.
The -next surprieo WaS the tuning -up
of an old-tim,.• fiddler of such ripe
'vintage that his repertoire antedeted
even the waltz. Ina • he could play
"Turkey in the Straw" (was it by re-
quest?) and the house o.f Walker re-
eolmiled to Willis Freser'e cheery
more counies %vented," In one
of the sets "Wes," himself was on
the (form, and when he said it was
his first offence not is i:01:11 present
doubted his word. Tit, dancing con-
cluded with it costume sword dance
and ciike-walk by Messrs. Fraser,
Graham, L. Walker and "Miss"
13Iack—"fte1" petetere were a dream.
The house had been ransacked for
scenery and effects and the result
outrietalled Poiret. In the late "0.
M's" it occurred to someone that the
neighbora might want to sleep, even
e company did hot, and fares
wells were regretfully saicl. But
was she some party? Hot deg?
We'll say it wag,
et Winnipeg, and four brothers, Pet-
er end Dan in Virinni. es, arid R, W.
and john, of Brutes°
Passed Through Town.
Lee ,Bros, circus train passed thro
town from Kincardine on Sunday
morning en route to Owen Sound,
A Successful Dance.
A very successful dance was held
in the Family Theatre on Monday
evening and a big crowd attended.
Attended Service at Blyth.
Five auto loads of Oddfellows
from Western Star Lodge, Brussels,
attended Church service itt Blyth on
Sunday Ea -ening with the members
of the lodge', in that town.
Wornen's Institute District Meeting.
The distriet annual meeting of the
West flui•on Woinenie Institute will
he held in the Town Hall, Wingliam,
on Wednesilny, .111110 2nd. Morning
session from 10 to 12; afternoon ses-
sion to commence at 1.30. Mrs. ,T,
W. Simpson, of Tobermory, and Miss
Chapman, of Toronto, will address
the afternoon meeting.
Six to be Ordained.
The following class ne )roung men
will be received into full connections
as ministers of the United Church of
Canada at the reeeption service et
the London Conference held in Strat-
ford Central Church next Friday
night aud ordained by the conference
president the following morning: A.
It. Stone, B.A., of Highgate; E. 11.
Long, B.A., of Woodstock; Murray
Crsyl'y BA., M.R.E.; Andrew Boa,
13.A., of Hensall, and Shedden Bart-
lett, B.A., -of Thaniesvilly.
The Beautification of Rural School
Grounds.
The Canadian Horticultural Coun-
cil hew earned- the gratitude of 0n-
ery public-spirited citizen in foster-
ing the ornanumtal planting of the
school grounds throughout the coun-
try. Commencing Met year 10 silver
cups were offered for competition in
various districts of the Dominion to
the rural schools • accomplishing the
greatest degree of beautification of
the grounds during the year. Most
of these cups were won last season,
but they cannot betome the property
of any school until won three times,
not necessarily in succession. With
the winning of eaeli cup goes an
Award of Merit Certificate that initY
he framed and kept by the school as
a permanent record, L. F. Burrow,
secretary of the Horticultural Conn-
ell at Ottawa, announces that the
number of entries being received
protnised keen competitions this
year, With each entry a photo-
graph of the grounds should be sup-
plied, to be compared with a similar
picture taken in the antumn show-
ing , the improvement that has been
made. Trustee hoards, Wornen't In-
stitutes and Horticultural Sovietize
are urged to co-operate with the
Council, which will provide inane -
Hoeg and suggestions en the plants
that May be used awl their arrange.
molt -in the .seliool 'grout& • •
BANKINC
FIFTY
YEARS
aansmanzarn•souvrrisauscu,
The ark
is n Agent
THE Bank is an agent whose
duty it is to make the mar-
ket a thousand miles away
as accessable and profitable as the
market which lies at your door.
Xhe Bank maintains Branches
throughout Canada and agents in
every commercial centre of the
world.
STANDARD ANK
OF CANADA,
BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Santis, Manager
Will Go to Kincardine.
There will be many members of
St. John's Lodge, A. F. & A. M. at-
tend the special lodge meeting at
Kincardine on Friday, when the
Grand Master and other official of-
ficers will be present.
Attended Convention.
Among those who attended . the
Huron County Social Service Coun-
cil at Goderich last Friday were: A.
and Mrs. McGuire, Mrs. H. McKin-
non and Albert Lott, B.A. A report
may be read in another column.
Gets Deserved Promotion.
Joseph Brian Scott, eldest son or
Peter and Mrs. Scott, of Brussels,
who has been special agent of the
C. N. R. with headquarters at Lon.
don, has been notified of a well de-
served promotion. Beginning on
June lst he will be a Staff Inspector
with headquarters at Montreal and
his territory will include the entire
system from coast to coast. MI.
Scott has been in the service of the
company over 20 years, and accord-
ing to officials, has always enjoyed
the confidence of his superiors. Ms
old Brussels friends are glad to hear
et his promotion. 1
A Boys' Work Board for Huron
County.
On Thursday evening, May 13111,
a meeting was held in the United
church, Myth, for the purpose of
organizing a boys' work board for
this county. Rev. J. Finlay, field
seeretary for this department, gave
a short address. He explained that
the elm is "To interpret the Christ
Itfe in terms that the boy can under-
stand." It was decided to form the
boards, one for North and one for
South Huron. Rev. Mr. Telford, of
Myth, was appointed President of
the northern division. The immed-
iate business of the board was to
make arrangements for a camp foe
the boys of Huron this summer, and
a eornmittee was ehosen to inquire
into the matter. Among those pres-
ent was Mr. Pentland, of Dungannon
v•ho is thP representative of this rid-
ing, at the Boy's Parliament in 'Par-
ente. Rev. A. W! Barker and throe
ynung men were present from 13rus-
AQ1S.
Minor Locals.
Keen the ehickens in.
Dandelions are in bloom.
.Tram coremenees next Tuesday.
King's Birthday is on Thursday.
Tulip hods are all in bloom now.
The 24th passed off quietly in
town.
The recent rains have helped the
growth.
County Council opens next Tues-
day nt Goderich.
The Beek Memorial Feud has
renehed a total of $299,700.
Beware the bond salesman who
tries to N(41 you stock in the North
Polo.
Thie section had lots of rain, both
on Saturday and Monday morning
early. ,
Two things Canada can always be
sure of in simnel': Dandelions and
bush fires
While "elfinning. up" this spring,
(demi un ynur overdue subscription
to The Post.
Tt isn't all tacks, glass and nails
that care pick up, there are blondes
and brunettes.
The Postoffice observes the Thurs-
day afternoon holiday the 04011110 as
other business places.
Planning picnics and holidays is
beginning to engage people's attee-
Hon. Our office boy says he is ready
at any time.
Vegetation is moving upward by
Mime and hounds, and it would P0111
as if nothing can prevent 'mother
bumper harvest.
A Chicago flapper was arrested
for powdering 'her • nose in church.
She evidently wented the white nnee
of a blereeless
It met be quite a 'relief to same
touriets who purpose visiting the
North Pole that they will find plenty
of Inc water there.
The town of Hargivee not coda
has a first-class adult hand, but has
also a junior band of twenty -flan
members, in uniform.
"How the Soviet machine works,"
is the title of an article in a popular
magszine. The latest never; from.
Russia gems to indicate that it won't
work without private capital. Or,
speaking in automobile language,
you can't run a nmehine without gas.
Thirty-eight bachelor menihers of.
the British Howe of Commons held
their annual banquet recently, in
nommemoration of their "freedom
from matrimonial shackles." Trite
to form, they refrained from invit-
ing the oely uninarried Woman in
Parliament. Discretionle widely te-
cegnieed at the better part of Valet
Will Meet in St. John.
The annual meeting Of the Can-
adian Board of Trade will he held in
St. John, N.33., on Sept. 28, 29 and
30.
Will Preach in United Church.
1 Rev. J. P. 'McLeod, of Sarnia,
1 former pastor of Melville Church,
will preach morning and evening
next Sunday.
Ordination Service.
The ordination service in connec-
tion with the appointment of the
' new elders will be held next Sunday
;morning at 11 a.m.
Cadets Inspected.
Capt. A. W. Hunt, of London, Dis-
trist Signalling Officer, inspected
Brussels Cadets last Thursday morn-
ing, and the corps acquitted them-
selves well. Lieut. -Col. Gillespie was
on the sick list and could not come.
District Meeting.
Huron District Lodge, I.0.0,F. met
in Brussels last Wednesday after-
noon. Walter Vanwycle of Wing -
hare, was elected D.D.G.M. for the
next year, and W. Kechnie, Blyth,
was appointed Grand Warden, Good
reports were presented. W. J. Mc-
Cracken, the retiring D.D.G.M., was
in charge of the session and enter-
tained the delegates after the meet-
ing.
Rev. A. G. Rintout,
Inducted at Forest
Forest, May 22.—St. James' Pres-
eetei tan Church was well filled by
members, adherents and friends to
witness the indnetion of the new pes-
ter, Bev. A. 0, Rintoul. B.A., on
Thursday afternann. Bev. A. E.
Hannahoon, of Arkonn, int.cmim mod-
erator of this presbytery, officiated,
assisted by Rev. j. .T. Monds, of Pet-
rolia, and Rev. J. J. Patterson, D.D.,
of Sarnia.
Mr. Hannahson preached a force-
ful sermon and Mr. Mends conducted
the induction. Dr. Patterson gave
, the charge to the minister. During
eervive a telegram of congratulation
I was i•ead to the congregation femn
1 thy former pastor, Rev. H. D. Cam -
1 ernn, 13.A., now of Port Hope.
At the close of the service Rev.
Mrs. Rintonl wore introduced to
the large congregation present, after /
which all silt down to the bountiful
supper provided by the ladies of the
e . St. James Chureh now
!stands free of debt and looks for-
ward to a bright and prosperous fut-
ure, under the guidance of the new
pnstor and his wife;
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
WHEN CAR IS DITCHED
Mildred Sperling, Formerly of Brus-
sels, Han Arm Broken
— ••
Stratbroy, May 24,—Four mcm-i
hers of a Strathroy motoring party
had a narrow escape from serious
injury when a large touring car, own-
ed and driven by R. C. Rathwell,
Strathroy baker, was ditched on the
highway about five miles north of
Lunn. Mrs. Rathwell suffered sev-
erely from shock; her sister, Miss
Mildred Sparing, had one arm brok-
en; her daughter, Eileen, aged 11
or 12, received scratches, while Mr,
Bathwell escaped with bruises.
The accident Is believed to have
been due to the 'breaking of the
steering gear, which caused the car
to swervesuddenly, striking a stump
i and landing in the ditch, The car
was badly wrecked.
The injured were brought to
Strathroy, where they were attended
by Dr. A. S, Thompson, Mrs. Rath -
well was detaindd in the Strathroy
Hospital for further treatment.
Brussels friendsare glad to hear
of their escape from more serious
injuries.
ATWOOD
Mes, Wes. Brendle spent Thoradny
at To i•on to,
Blum Connell will hold its May ses-
sion on Saturday. May 290.
Rev. and Mrs, Gilmore, of London,
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
town.
The home cif am Blair le under
quarantine, Beverley Blair being ill
with scarlet fever.
Mo
re, A. el, Rbintion underwent, a
very eritiettl operation10 a hospital le
Toronto, en Saturday,
Wrogater Orcheelta 'supplied spie1 . g
did nineic for the dance held in the ele
Mink Hall, Friday aeening. A large n
THIS
Electric
For.r
P lis er
For $2..0 a day
$1.0 for half day
Beautify all your
Floors and Linol-
eums
Quickly
without stooping,
kneeling or even
soiling your hands
Use Johnson's
Liquid Wax
Call and see lt at
Davison's Hardware
Rey, Mr. Barker is attending Can-
tPersonal Paragraphs
Miss 'Carrie McOrackeu was hom
for the 24th.
Miss Ida Rands, Toronto, Wa6 1101111
fOl. the 24th.
Geo. and Mrs. Irwin, of Toronto
were up for the week -end.
Miss Pipe and -Mrs. Skelton spen
the 2415 with Ethel friends,
Mrs. Clouse and Lawson Olous
spent the week -end at Teeswater.
James Hart, of Owen Sound, spen
the week -end with S. and Mrs. Cart
er,
M, and Mrs, Yolleek and famil
spent the week -end with relatives is
loran to.
Miss Margaret Maunders. of Mc
Donald College, Guelph, was home fo
the 24111.
) ference at Stratford this week.
Judge Lewis conducted Division
Court in Brussels on Tuesday,
Mrs. Broadfoot, of Seaforth, was
e the guest of her niece, Mrs. Jae, Bal-
lantyne.
e George Buchanan, of the Essex
High School staff, was home for the
' I WeGe.kie.nDd'eacienan is spending a few
t ' days at Kingston, and from there will
I return to Merlin.
I 13arristee Richard Vaustone, Wing -
e , ham, was in town on Tuesday attend -
1 ing Division Cloud.
ti ' Miss Gladys Ross, nf Toronto, anent
- : the 24th with her aunts, Miss Ross
I and Mrs. J, a Smith.
9 ' Mrs. R. W. Moore, of Saskatoon,
1, Bask , spent the week -end with her
sister, Mrs J. L. Kerr.
Miss Mary Clarke and Miss Esther
Hume, Goderich, were calling au old
friends in Brussels last lioriday.
Lloyd and Mrs, Jackson, of Toron-
to, spent the holiday with the form-
,
er's parents, H. L, and Mts. Jackson.
-
Lloyd O. Jackson, B. A. Se., and .
- Mrs. Jackson, B. A., Toronto, spent
nee fivoetelnk-eerr.id at the parental hcnue of
I.„; Bert, and Mrs, Dennison, Preston,
. aCCODI alliP(1 by the lot MM.'S mother,
Mrs. m. Dennismi, were holiday
iviiisliitostrileaett;.the house of Alf. Dennison,
Wes. and Mts. Artustrong and baby
and James and Mrs. Armstrong and
Miss May motored to Acton and spent,
the holiday thers. and also a short
visit in Tor onto.
Mayor Mcliliven, Reeve Monning
aDC1 Deputy Reeve Mosher, of antler-
ich, and Reeve Middleton, of Clinton,
were in town lest week. They were
feeling the pulse of members of the
County Council iti respect to the pav-
ing of the Godeeich-Clintou Highway,
which [natter will come benne itIPJ
County Council at. its june eession,
Archer Grewar, of Waterloo Chill
ege, spent the week -end with his fath
er, W. A. Brewer.
Misses Mona Hamilton and Oather
ine Walker spent the holiday with
feieuds in Atwood,
Cameron *Aachen, of Sarnia, was
week -end visithe with his mother an
other old friends.
Alex. Sperling and Dong. Warwick
took in the sighta at the Midway, at
Stratfm d, on Monday.
A., T. Cooper', Minton, Co, Secee-
tary for• the Temperance Organization,
W0114 in tnsyn on the 24th.
Miss Jean Ferguson, of Toronto,
spent day last week with her cons -
le, Mies Mary Helen Kerr.
Miss Mildt ed Sparlitig, London, was
11 holiday visitor at her home.
Mrs. W. li. Herr retnrned to River-
side, Villa, after spending the Meter
in Stratford with her brother.
Will, Radgh and a couple or the
boys, from Giant' Valley, were calling
on old friends here on the 24th.
Miss Jessie Cunningham, of Toron-
to, spent the week -end with her par-
ents, John and Mrs. Ounninghem.
James Armsteong Was a visitor in
Auburn foe ss few days hist week, ow-
ing to the serious illness of his sister.
Mrs. Hunter, of Toronto better
known to Brusselites Nellie Irwin,
spent the week.end with the Misses
McCracken.
Her b. and Mrs, Glazier and daugh-
ter, of Stratford, cvere visitors over
the week.end with friends in Bruasels
and locality,
Mrs. A.. Ratipp and"claughters, Miss
Ruby and Mrs. E. J. Irwin, of De -
omit, visited on Thursday with the
Misses Fulton.
Old friends of Richard Stevens are
glad to hear he is now imptoving.
Diok has been seriously ill for the
past two weeks.
M. G. Searrow and bride, of Rath -
well, Man„ are visiters ab "Riverside
Farm." The former is a cousin to
Mrs, ROL, Thorneon,
Ben. and Mrs, Kerwin and &mall -
ter, Mies Pearl, of Clifford, were visit-
ing Robt: and Mrs. Dark last week,
The former is a 00(1111 of Mrs. Dark's,
Mrs, Silas H. Jackson, of Vancou-
ver, B. 0., arrived in Mussels last
Saturday and is visiting her brother,
Arthur McGuire, and other old friends
in town.
Jos, and Mrs, Davidson, of London,
ammumanied by the latter's sister',
Mise Florence Bennett, were visitors
with the former's brother and sister,
in town.
Goderich Star : Bev, 0, F. Clarke,
pastor of North street United church,
is sone of the delegates to the General
Ocionoil, which will meet, in Montreal,
on June 101.5,
Mrs, Durkee, of Leonia, 1Vash„
and Mrs, Davie, Elberta. Mich.,
visited last week at the home of Rohe
and Mrs, Dark. The visitors are 'sous -
ins of Mee. Dark's,
Mrs, Kere and Miss Mary Hel-
en returned to Toronto on Monday,
owing to Mr, Brown having taken
bad spells on Sunday evening and
Monday morning.
Dr. A., W. L. and Mee. Gilpin motor -
NI from Detroit on Friday and rehire -
ed Seedily accompanied by 3. J. Gil-
pin and Mrs, Crich,. who will spend
few vveeks visiting in Detroit,
Mrs, Robert Dark wag able to walk
to chetah Stinday ramming, the first
Lime since het, operation live monthe
ago, mei her many friend -14 were glad
svelcome her ae the eerviee,
Stanley of Victoria College,
manta, was home OD a Vigil; with
is pimento, 'Wm. and Mre. Mill
frost, and lefb ter Leslie. Seek.,
here be will eupply on 01 Mission
Oa tor tire motto'.
EAST WAVVANOSH
iViiliaia Fothergill, an esteemed
resident of the township of Mast
Wawanosh, was fatally wounded last
Monday morning &mut 11 o'clock
when unloading stone. His horses
were frightened and bolted for free-
dom, air.. Fothergill clinging to them
fol. a time hut Was finally Hu•own
under the load when it upset and was
trailed a distance. He never regain-
ed consciousness and passed away
about four o'clock on Tuesday after.
noon. Mr, Fothergill is survived by
his widow and .three small children.
He ttt a brother of Mrs, D. Bell, A,
E. Fothergill and Arthuit Fotheegill
of Wingham. The family have the
sympathy of a large circle of friends'
in their thne of sad bereavement,
SAVE CLEANERS' BILL
When you hang your light party
dresses liway always cover them with
a muslin cover or bag to prevent
soil.
DIED
•
BEWLIIY,-In Morris township, on Sunday,
May 23rd, 1025, Margaret 18 WWI, wife of'
Joseph Bewley, aged 43 years and
Brussels, on Friday, May 25.,
1023, Thomas A. Ferguson, in hie Card year.
MoMILLAN.-In Brussels, on Thursday, May
20111,1025, Ruth Mitchell, wife of George
McMillan, aged 11 years and 11 months,
IN MEMORIAM
JABIRS.-In loving memory of our dear sister*,
Alice M. Jones, who departed this life
May 21st, 1021,
When the awe no longer shines,
And evening follows the day no more,.
Then I may forget yon,
Net before.
-BROVININ3 AND SDIVORIP
Private Sale
The following houSchold effects ere being
offered for mile privately by the undersigned:
o Inning Table,
1 Ritchen Table,
O
2 Sttel aihn6gn 0°111antil.',
O 7.Drawer Singer Sewing Machine,.
12nDrees rertonnd 81 pWriatVtrind ,
2 Iron Bedsteads,
thiffet,
I Cook Rove mid 1 Coal Oil Renter,
,1 copper Boiler and Galvanized Wash Toll.
Lantern, hand saw, number •;of sealers,
cooking utensils, dishes, hoe, reke,
hammer, eta,
R, W.PP,RGUSON,
tutussaut