The Brussels Post, 1927-8-24, Page 1VOL, 56 NO, II jeer annum in advance
USSELS. ONTARIO. iVEU4V1:.51)4 Y. .1l:'!r' USM' 24 I927
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In the Interests of the
'UNITED .g''.1Rl1Erni' 0(1.1XI)1IA'1'1'.
SHEL )ON BRICK -ER
Will be held as follows :
Monday, Aug. 29 -Blake's Church Hall (Ashfield)
Tuesday, Aug. 30 ---At Cranbrook
Wednesday, Aug. 31 --At Belgrave
Thursday, Sept. 1 -At Glenannan
Friday, Sept. 2 -St. IIelens (West Wawanosh
and No. 11 School, East Wawanosh
Saturday, Sept. 3 -At Auburn and Blyth
Meetings will commence at 8.30 p. m. and will be addressed by the
Candidate, Miss Agnes McPhail, M. P., and S. R. Oliver, M. P. P.
Afternoon Meetings for Ladies
to be addressed by Miss McPhail, will be held
Monday, Aug. 29 -At Dungannon
Tuesday, Aug. 30-S. S. No. 12, West Wawanosh
Wednesday, Aug. 3u-Lohalsh
Friday, Sept. 2 -At Fordwich
These meetings will commence at 2.30
Cordial Invitation is extended to Everybody
GOD SAVE THE KING !
New Advertreeatea(s
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Pies forst-de-tem tl Ill GPC
I, ycle for 2.I 719 blur tt
hand for a, 1. rl. Wluatlx,v
(.o'1 for ole --W, le sill, too
Vutet,' [.,.t- 'rawn•Ito of M,•rrio
('8)' or v7( R,i, 1,•1.011& '. ifeer
Hnoer tor ',ale- Hnr'•i r Hnntxr
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A UPtiva sat.--un+n nu», p,,. ,.77
'Phos, S,(irlereon and fetidly, of De.
krait, were weelt•end vi-itncs wit It the
enter'. parents, 11. I). told lir
John 77)7,1 Mrs. 1[upfet' anti (laugh-
ter, {Visa;Marvel rt, of the 177) 1) 11
Son, and W. J. noel MIN Greet, of
. Pontine, Mit 11., ate guests of the
putter'( l»'tthei , Gen. Pad),(,
JAMESTOWN
Farmers ars busy (1uishing up the
heroes.
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bliss Mallory Fulton, lln:)ci, f,
spent the week -end with .111.s Elva
H ute:ay.
Miss Luella Cowan, of Lohalsh,
spent the t'r'ek end with 'Mise Varna
JOhn7t(n and Niles Elva Railway.
fiulld(ty night, 11 car nrefdent no.
',tiered at the bridge, and alight have
been a Int worse. A env feein Strut. -
ford rnro{ng frrm the North was in
the tnix'np Will. Kemps Oar e'uoe
otf best, having stopped when he saw
the cru' enmins, 7101011 the 10(7(1.
MONCRIEFF
Lest. Sunday, William and 't1,•s
Mann. of Mnrnktoo end it'll., and
14l1', 51r0reigllt and 11Th', H11nBertha of
S: 7
fryn, mount's) to tit. Marys and
called nn several old I'rieeds of (11..
The Surrounding District = .
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WROXETER
Miss Eileen 01' 1)0031770 [s ft 4181101• in
Tn1 ont0, this week.
limey and Jatnes Allan and I1,7119
Ball epeol: last week 10 Muskoka.
J01111 M('Nallghtnl, London, is visit -
it gold friends in this y.
,Miss Kate Hazel wend is holidaying
++ich relatives at Toronto and (rink.
by.
Athol Stuart, of Tnt onto, Was the
guest of his uncles, U. D. and A, J.
Sen(1et son, last week.
Mts. SV, H Bevirgtnn and /laugh.
ter, Miss Eleanor, and J. and iMrs.Ale-
Intvt•e left on Monday, on their re-
turn 1(1 Cleveland.
JON. Fleming, Tnrolto, who is re.
nnpertt1ing front a serf(7s (11(11107), '7787
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Thos.
Blown. lost week.
Mrs. 1I. McLennan returned to her
home in Toren( this week,
Alex. Biggins tine' frutily are hol-
illaying w711) relativ8') in (Guelph.
Jno. Rae and sore, hardy, were re.
cent v iaitors with the farmer's father,
D. Al. Rae.
bliss Elean0t' Selnderson, of Tot•on-
tn, is holidaying With her aunt, Mts.
Alex. 117717,1111711111'. Howick.
Jno, and Mrs. Hartley and dangh-
ter, Pauline, returned to their
home at Vanleek Hill, this week.
Rev. A. D. Armstrong Occupied his
pulpit in the United Church, on Sun-
day, (if1et' n month's vacation.
D. Al end Mrs. Weikel', of Nf77377t•77
Palls, who recently returned frrm
year's visit in England and Scotland,
ale vie' ting the latter's mother, Alas,
Jno. Gib -on, sr.
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In order to make room for our Fall
Merchandise ' which is beginning to
come in, we offer Big Reductions on
all lines to clear.
All Ginghams and Cham-
brays, wide width, regular
3oc and 35c for 24c
English Broadcloth, all
shades, regular 85c, to clear
at . 65c
Silk Broadcloth, regular
85c for 69c
Double Fugi, white: only,
regular 1.35, for '1„15
Flannelette, Blankets - 50
pairs Ibex in White and
Grey, to clear at 2.25
Ladies' and Boys' Cotton
Hose, all sizes
25c, 5 prs. 1.00
Black Duchess Silk, good
heavy quality, regular 2.00,
70 yards to clear, at 1,25
Ladies' Silk Hose, remnants
Of all 1.50 lines to clear at
$1.00
Towellings-Reductions on
all lines of 20 p. ca
Men's Overalls in Bibs and
Pants, reg. 2.25 for 11.95
25c
35plygedpath Sugar P. & G. Soap
Bags and for 1 week only We have an over sup
$7.00 Cash 5 for
Above are a few of the many articles too numerous
to mention. Colne with your wants and we will fix
the price.
20 pi ct( often ail Men's Suits
T T
F. . A. HUNTER
�TT`ER
and Mr's 'Coln. They went by wap
of Blanchard Twp. and Mr, Alarm ('771 -
led in (7t several place. where, in Iris
young clays, he had built Orme bons.
es and fnundatinns for balms, He
' 1001)11 them Standing (7c gond 770 the
any they Wer'P built, that heirs over
fifty year.; ago. tieing
BELGRAVE
Charles and Mrs, Campbell, 13el•
grave, announce 117- engagement of
their graudrinnghter, Trete 0. 171c.
Dowell, to Orval SV. (;,reh1nl, son of
1Villfnnl and Mrs. Gr(rh77o, Stratford,
the n7(71(17ge to take place on Mon-
day, September 5111.
GREY
Roe's Church anniversary is to be
. September 26711, this year,
A deer and her offspring have been
seen many 11tn110 in and around the
0111, 12th told 7th Onus,
I Miss Florence Balfour, of Mitchell,
is visit ing with her cousin, Miss Eva
Balfour. for a temple of weeks.
The 1111n1ing.h0use, 20(1 Onn„ was
well-filled en 5nn(177y evening. 11r,
Stewart, of 'Guelph, was the sp11(1ker,
'Mem 5.Pis
Knn Peed r Pd Rtld811
H FIay.
den and O11ril Payne mot018(1 to
Kingsville and Detroit', over the week.
end.
Mr, and Mrs. Owen and daughter,
Miss Gerrie, of Sh Thomas, were
guests Of 0. and .lire, Hutchison, 6th
Con.
Alex. an(1 M•rs. Palmer and (laugh
18/.. I177clelin', 0P Otlledrnia, Were
visitors with C. and Mrs, 'lhtt7hiuson,
All'. Palmer is a nephew.
Will. Balfour nal Mervyn sod Cecil
Grainger, 1711052.8 Eva and Florence
Balfour and Ruby and feene Grainger
70010led to F0rmn811, on Sntlday,
3, D. and All's. Whitbiel7 and (1nngll-
ler, of Plttsburg, accompanied Ily t1
sister -{n -law, Airs, Whitbfek, have
been visitors with Cline. and Mrs. Me-
Quarrie, [1111 Con, The ladies are
co (1.1118.
Her B'R''timit.-Two young boys from
Brnseel8 with a car failed to make a
gond turn at Oal(1er's bridge, on the
12th Con„ and str'llck one side of., the
bridge and then the other. Both the
C(11' (111(1 the bridge railings were bad-
ly damaged.
Lawrence Jscklill, of 'Grey, and
Fleming Johnston, of M0rrf0, tander-
went operations fnr the 'removal of
their tonsils, et Listowel n 111001{2.1
Hospital, on August 101h. We are
glad to learn of their speedy recovery,
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St, gauid's Church
HENFRYN
11th Suptley After Trinity -August 28
10 a.n1.-S. S .and Bible Class
11 aMe-Morning Prayer Service
'7.30 p.m. -Evening Prayer Solwiee
RECTOR
Bev. Maurice F. Oldham.
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J. L. KERR, Propietcr
CAR OF :HOLIDAY ' Short Personc�agraphs
I2.�,I�I'ArI'I-I NEXTWEEKi
! Jne Nf•ha•adr„„,,m„l (ha week end Joh!) 4htr1,
sols i. ,•14'n'111.9: his
i,l •I'nl Ullln. Velr'i, I.Inn lu freta,. ,l Leamington.
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To be uill,)aued at Elite(
Station the First of
September,
$6.85 per bag off car
Phone orders to 2211
tench et Zeigler
ETHEL
Mr. and
Alts. Bull (urd sou. Leslie,
of 13ei:miller, Wert- recent visitors
with U, tied Alas, Hotchieo(, 8. 11 line.
'Misses HT byteJocre McKoy (wt1'
Bertha Maxine Spei1an, both of Wind -
see, who have been visiting Bet t11a'e •
pat vete, Geo. N. and bits. Speitnl,,
for the past two weeks, have re1taul•
ed to Wfu(11107.
CRANBROOK
Miss Velma 1+'lsrher, of (11'aanbt•nol
is holidaying in leit111eoe1, this week,
with her cousin, Mies Myrtle. Fischer.
Sheldon HI'eke', 17 P. 0. candidate
in the North Huron election, will tic1-'l
these n meeting at etembr0nlr, on '
'Tuesday. Aug. 3015. Agnes Al (Plod! •
1''nL'n,+in nae 74,1(1 el).40 r,
Elmer and lr 1.:11P11noel children'lr74.
lib 1 1,1:1,. f `Coront.n,
a v,s, „r • 7(0 , •v•:: r, tl iu .• u ,:71 1111.'+ iu 131
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Holiday n, 1 t t7 1:, 7)741 til„ u•.•>.7.
will I i , •d, CL•nt,•104-r
7ti1 Will r J1- •.<pnnl tt- and
(u1L('.it , ci:, l 1:,.Cly tel n 17,11 •.
e.
Airs. Gage, 11tlivatlton, le visiting
her (10usin, biro H. I,..181k4r,li,
:Visa Dut'i» R,,., 0f Polnufr,, pxut
the week -end ((r I,Pr h"77111 here.
$y,..7(
Hiss 3(11111 Ross, •,,f (3hesley, sp1'nt.
• -•• the poet week with her aur -t, 5118.
Jun 13. Smith.
Miss Gert 1n177 Ros411(ts just return-
ed 1(0[[11' 1'I, w a 1vPPk'$ 7712.11 with
Stratford friends,
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Miss . Roth S" c
(1 Isir r, iwtviug it R
week n e• Greve
n t xnt r 14rP Hospital,
(1 Toronto) as nt)Z0P.i, -t.11inirrg,
'last( Lloyd LLuk,•'' F .laln70totvn,
Is enjoying rt week of 104 holidaye
%Elth his grandpa' etas, John ((lid Mr/2.
Dark,
nl1Nsel Lillian and telly(heDurk, of
Hamilton, are leilfdayfng with their
patents, John and 71(•8, Dark, 171i11
s1( eel.
Gen. 1). Huntley and ehilaren, 11,ug.
at Pt 141)11 .1,11,11:, of Stra11' , 41, were re.
rent viz 7,018 at tate p,u'entel herr». of
the former.
us, :,oi1 as yon p telt it le,e a needy
[+,nae o,• 017 (.1P-1171„ hent, 1 "('•'dobe)
the h.lppv days yl111 •p„7(t lit Ellin!.
I Signed on behalf of E•rltr-L MLA.
MORRIS
Morris Connell minute. (nay he re71
on another nape,
J-ttneeend Mfro, Bevd. of SV.11elIon
and liable grandson, Anton, ale vi.11
els )71 the home of 11)'. \l'm. 'Vickie
tit11
The Sunshine slut `•.';:, •-hod and
t•ontr•nis will be offered for sale on
Saturday, Sept, 17th at 2 o'clock.
Full lien is in this ii.ue.
The closing set•'{re if Sunshine
Church was held last Sundt »''t,.r-
ltunn and th•'i' was 't h <om;r'•ga-
ion present. 11111 3Ir. Davidson, of
Winch un, and t for .net rats :or, con -
11100:{ the ('rosin e 1x•i1 e, :S me,.
^xtended write-up of rho old church
will he given in our next Iva,•.
11, P. and S. R. Oliver, Al. P. P. will
also add1e78 the meeting,
HENFRYN
St, David's Church, Henfryn, has
been undergoing considerable repair..
The brickwork on the (411101de -et the
church lute been nnr(1431111Piy (11177tir'ed.
end at new chimney hire been built on
the chlu'eb, 77(1(1ing much to its ap-
pearance. This week, the inside walls
and ceiling (7(•e being painted. When ,
completed, the abut ch will be in pret-
ty good condition.
ETHEL
Dr, P A. McMaster spent a coup
days in Tot•ooto and Barrie.
Rev, D. NI. and Mrs. Guest and Ji
my are spending their holidays
Cha1hnnt.
Masters Meecyn and Earl Johneto
of Trowhtidge, spent a week wi
Mr's. Coates,
Mrs, John Stevenson is visiting f
a cough' of weeks with friends
Niagara Palls.
A. Car load of sugar will he ut110n1)
by Messrs Leitch & Zeigler, at lith
station, about Sept, 1st,
Mss Ethel McMaster retut'ned
11117' home in Utopia, on Sunday, aft
s endin the c 177 n'
1 C trod tt
K t Dt'.'
At
'la8ter's here.
Galvin Kreuter is enjoying a coup
elf weeks' holidays, after working f
rt few weeks at let'. Campbell's, Cot
8 Grey,
.het a will he nn church services on
the Ethel circuit United Chul rhes for
the next two Sorel eys, while the past-
or is on vacation.
J. W. turd Mrs. Stephenson and
1'»1111)', aeenmp(1((i11(1 by Mur. John
Kranter, spent Sunday in Hillsburg
'77th Jae. and Mee. Milky,
a Gen. and Mrs Hall (711d SVinni111111
and Mr. and Ales. McLaughlin, of
Flint, Mich., are spending a few days
tsilh friends here and at Brnesels.
Miss Jean McKee left this week for
Brant fel (1, where she ie entering the
hospital to train Env a nurse, We
wish her rntlell sneee1111(1 her week,
Thea. Vodden and sons have pur-
chased a 7(1.177 threshing outfit and ((('11
'early to do the wok right, They
w111•e 17nfn1'tt1(177111 111 having a. new
epar(Lt0t' destroyed in 111P fire, whish
completely destroyed the horn of
Wm. Michel, Cnn. 10, last week,
A veer pleasant surmise party was
101d nn 141nndny evening, 177130111
6th, at the haeme of Leslie and Airs.
T 1ak1, tvhen.a let ge mit/thee 11 fl iends
and neighbors aseemhied to (in horn)'
n Willman and Mrs, Oarophell, A
hart nroglarn follnwed, after which
0 address was reed and a 111180Pilan•
nuts shower given 10 th11 young
Duple, Mr. and MIS. Catnphell
banked their friends in a few well-
hosen words'. Ater adelieinus10nn11
nn was served, the remainder of th
vetting was spent in dameleg,
On Monday evening of this week
he girl frieode of Miss Jean McKee
athered'(71 the horde of Miss Lyla
rtes to spend a socfai hour with Jean
efoi e she left fro"it'tining in Brant.
ord hospital. A few puzzling cen-
sers were heid, after which a ahnrr
d(1x1185 was read by Mies Muriel Me-
aly, and Alias Martie Haneuld 'pr11-
ent11(1 Jean with a hat box. Jeal(
bunked the girls for their nnexperl'.
(, but much appt'eciated gift, The
emaiuder of the evening was anent
n progressive crnekinole, Miss Jean
c1Cee being the. winner. A dainty
Itch was then served, After enjny.
g some tunefe by Miss Ruby Oleaver,
le girls left for )tome, one and all
ishing3ean success in her new work.
ollotving is the address 7
Dean JEAN, -
We, a number' of your gird friends,
7711 assetn11111d here, this evening, to
end asordid hone with you on the
e of your departure from nor midst,
uring our friendship 4771111 you, we
ve (nand you to he a true and 10y11
1 and always willing to help things
ong. We are happy and proal that
u have chosen such a noble atl,11
Orth -while work, And we %viol) you
cam. But, we regret that in ink-
y1)ur work that you must leave oar
rnmunity. We nett 7011 to 77ceept
is little token of remembrance from
Passed a•.vny--A •'•10 77'1 w,1- rt
over the neighlbOrhoO:l on Tuesday
this week when it was learned 1
spirit of Mrs. Alex McCall had tak
its flight. She was in her 1. et yen
While not altogether mlexnecto
hopes had been enteeta'ned that
might rally. She had been marri
to the late Alex. McCall about 7
years and spent the' • - •
n 1 orris Township. Her uta{d(
name was Elizabeth Paley. In 190
Mr. McCall died and ane has sin
made her home with her sen, .1..tim
son McCall. Always of a cheer
disposition and a.nx{ons to (tel a
1st
cf tv
re a
r. P
ha a
0'
Mrs. Pmorssntl Helm,. has 1 .turned
hero. after Rperlding three work.
ith relatives in Chatham, 1)elroft
'1d Pontiac,
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11Pssrs. Thomas•Orookshanks and
Prey 111111 1.41 of Stratford, are wet•
nine visitors at the home of John
n(1 Mrs, Dark.
Mts, Gealge Robb and (laughter,
lis Fafr'y, of St. (latbari7(117, have
Pen the guests of relatives and
'iends in town,
.•. ' .v
Frank and •Mrs. SVnnds, Mrs,
Trl(7lldnn road 'Liss Edith and Mise
Ila Woods spent S indny with n111
lends around Titvistnek,
e
i pI (r married d h£e
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5I fl
ce i
fol s
one in need of her p riy_ E
p, she had endeared '
le herself to all who knew her. She is f,
survived by six sons and 2 daughters
ti,- -Mrs. Wm. Gibson, Morris; Mrs.
at Walter Perrie, Meriden, Coln„ 1sT, 3,; of
J. Simpson, Morris; George L. and K
n, Thomas C. Brussels; A. T., and 177111
117 J. of Chatham; Samuel P.., of Tor- '
onto. Two daughters, Mrs. George S
„r Speiran, Grey, and Mrs. Joe Tinwley, (u
in Morris, predeceased the mother. The.' a
deceased was a Presbyterian in church
d relationship. The funa•71 will take
el place on Thursday afternoon horn 5„
the home of Simpson McCall, S?:
to lot 18, Con. 7, at 2.30 o'clo -. Sur- ' p
ee vice at the house at 2. I ternl1nt le
Will be
made ode
at the
family plot in ,
Brussels Cemetery. To the (famiy w
ie the sympathy of old neighbors and 11
01. friends goes out to them in the Ioss at
1, of their another. ha
George and Gertxnele Seam leb,lry,
Stratford, were visitors with their
t
111+ 'useels,
•1st (• t.
111)4, [`}, 1'', 1077, /dog i.pent the week.
end the guest ,,f Mts, (Rev.) Barker,
'a Kiuratdine.
Mrs, Jolnl (11 Itr'v1nt to 'Toronto,
last week, ivtle;o •1,,. 174 mete) going an
epee atinn
1'at 1,4iilr g g
' •••
14ri11, McDowell letutn•(d on Tues-
day everting 1111(7 his re (treeI{inge-
IOn Univeteit7.
4 ` .b
Will. and tad M1I .
r Mitchell hell
were
2.k
KircllrnPl (7, So
t day, and Alas. Mit-
chell ie remaining (47(11 bat 1'8t1(P(', at
preset». -
v :. 4, ,
Cnnnciller Hewitt was taken to
Iiitehenet 11071.iul,, lust n'exk. where
he intends haw(; au operation for
:all st(nu's,
Ienn ,1( lir Stet) at d 1)kcn'nrh1t, Mrs,
Hob». J01111111 7,11, cf To, 11)', 1711)11
71 ftirlg i(1 town, Iasi x1'177:7, w 1111 old
ft lends.
ti .;. .;t
Brine and Mrs.Seel t and Mist. Jean,
.•1 nlnn1renl, were 5'i11)(.)e here due.
ing the past week trit1, P. 511:1 Mrs.
Scott and Mrs. Fred unitt11fp.
Mrs. N. F (let rCleft [`
1,tst week for 3n.)7)(-,-.- '` .17,u1ny of
a k, her she will visit 2.r the hues of her'
dnnghlpr, I7 ,e Hoy AL111731(7'(11, (nee
All"s Stella 1,Pr1 y )
J.
L. and Mrs. Kerr and 'fn,
% Hel-
en were visitors Rt SS'nR1ga Bearh. nn
Su0day. most of the 1(7(170 were
lntlglt and the 11rrne,1 and tams pc01-
ly marked for tiny unto')) jeer,
4. r,. 4.
W. fi and Airs Parker, (•f 0rlon-
v111e, Mirth., ((111i .78o, Parker nod wife,
of Pontiac, 17911.4 , trl're 1nn11av 71517-
0,8 with .1. Wright.. Mrs. 1V. S.
Parker is a sister of N1,- Wt fight.
) 1r• and Mrs, Gr11Pn, , 1 Rainy River,
whn have h,Prl vi.ittng with Walter
(0d MI'.. R.noP, 1Nlt for (11'11.- home,
'andparents, Gen. (7n(1 111's, H770IPy. rest week, and (7.111 'Crit at Tl' 0(1rn,
etrillia end Sudbury, P7( trIt7P Mr.
Miss Mnrgeret Ruse -11, of Grahatn's (4rPer
1 (7r a his pct 1f;P1, U,2. h::e 5{r.
laver, line been yi74rling 11 P[' nnr1P )11111 Ti pl`17.P, wPr, '1 hp pc ,pre 1.0 stet I..
1(1 aunt, Mal' tin and Sirs, Thornton, 11111 „111111 ie 1(a'Y Rrrtrm herr, n18nye
t Henfryn, daring the past wrek, cents ngn The risi•r,t s '111 ra(0htat
h heir golden wedding, 11,18 D, ( mF:er,
Jud_e.1,rkw,((, tweemp30(le(1hrhis ifPparrd.
n end de ugh ter, far -[n the W2,2( •3 4• .•
(774,9)1 lllroneh ro7vo, 1,..1 week, to Mrs. SS'. H. Kerr ^•1'1r;ri7'c1 w nr(1
sit miif.,01 Kink)), at (-hoed Veil. that her Mere, Miss Helot) lifiy is ill
v. The „'1 ' , he
v.w I ter 1,110W11
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nand bel (.30 C1 o, Nen In, "S7 l,e_ -. n ytrinn, Erg.
:7I'• hay w2.; on a "tin tel the, Old
all" .1)017.4, when IIB nun71 to Ally Country and Europe, and was Px-
(71111.017 inn Ilse f inou: '•3,('0(18," petted to he leaving for•
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TIIRIR ACAS TOTAL 158. -Irl 1119 vil-
lage, there lives tc•(h,3' one of the old-
est men of Ontario, whose age is 90
yeas, 11(7(1 a chum of his, 911
years (1i' age. Both these teen are
seen each day together'17) cued the
village, as 71 schnnlbrys in the (lays
gone by. The older (1f the two men
Itl Thnm(18 SagP, W1(11 '115 ho,•,, ill Pet.
erborongi( Township, hi 1832. To the
year 3868, he was mei(ied to Miss
Margaret Moore, nn the 20th day (if
Jenne) y, when he was 26 yeses n1(1,
A. family of nine w(8 raised, only
three of which are now living, His
wife passed away atone yeah. ago, 1•le
states that he is Fenn; a family known
1'o• inegerity, as his mother lived In
thE. age of 09 yeave, 8 11101(,115 end 8 I et
days. He has hod a poste• brit once,
wheu he had tt 5(0171111 hip. Tn•day,
he i8 nitre and heady, walks erect
without the nee of a cane, Call read
without glasses and his memo) y' is as
good as a roan 40 years OF age. I•Iis
occupation1) was that of wruking in
rhe 71715rlearfng 7117 1(7(1(1 with we
lie was later in the stonemason work,
In politica, he is a Conservative and
in teliginn, is a metnl'er of the United
Church. He has been connected With
the Orange Order since he was 18
years of age, g , and WW1 7(t 131yth elle
Inst 12th of July, Tt. is said that he
has never missed a "12th" celehtation
in all the years which he hes been a
member of the mrler. He has been in
Wrex7t0l' pinc11 1888 'Thrmno Hend-
11r8011 is 00 veers of age, being born on
D11011m11er 1211], 1837, in Dumfrie5hi,e,
.71. co1ltnd,
Mrs. R. lark end 1li.ees 1,ilifan and I (1 H, and MIR. Oal.,liss R tnr7 f,trnily
Myrtle (Walk, of Can1E 1011, Ont., ate ' amtoIed to West Lnrt,e for a few
'ironing 1111' Jos. R llamflCoo• days.
Peter Gludinet bar+ been 107.7711-g' $ (1 and 1711 N. 1),,01;15• and Vise
hay again. Lou 1iowined and John ()Bye have ('11101n((1 (0 iheie 11 clue in
Armstrong have 1,14'11 ''d 1110. 2a141. :Toronto.
11190 Hazel Drager, tt Detroit, v h,. Ileo. A. V. 1Valdee and family have
has been visiting her drabel, :Mrs, 1elnrned frrm ,pendia• their' VAC.
Charles Drager, tuts returned to De- atinll at Pnfdt Ch'11711, I
unit. I Win. and Mrs•'Ieghton arer1 dough -
We are s01ry 10 hear of the lllneee , 1111, of Hamilton, spent the week•en(1
of Alex, McDonald, of '1'I't(11(o1". 1vi(h M1,. Inger Oke,
His many ft1encls wish him a speedy; Airs. Reid. of Brooklyn, 1J, Y„
recovery. (formerly 511.4e Her1111) Pal 11473 has
John Miller and his sister, Miele, (f' been visiting frierd5 in the vicinity,
Port Eigin, visited their mutt, Mrs. 1 Mrs stew, rr
Ynu)g ml; d f.rnily ;
Ohartes Drager, recently. Mrs. Drag-: Dr. and 171re. Ed. Coulter 7 Dr, John
and son, Jack, returned t0 Port I Coyotes
WALTON
New opulent steps are being built at
St (ieo'ge'Ohm eh,
Miss Margaret. Beton, of Winthrop,
is visiting Mends fn W1(1ghnln.
Mies Addie Cardiff, of Brusselsf is
visiting with William and Mrs,
Dodds,
Master Mervin and Ne190)1 Donley,
of McKillop, are 7191110g at the horde
of Dan. and Mrs Stpiss,
W. 0, and Mrs. Bennett, of Win.
therm, visited with Wm. [old Mrs.
Kelly, of 131y117, quite rece(ltly,
Mise Ruby'i'nnug has been in Sea-
fo'th, at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Finnigan, while they were on a sheet
vexation,
Mrs. Rnbert.Sherf11nn, of Pnrnn11),
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
George Eaton, at Winthrop, has re-
turned to her 'horde in Tornnt0,
Mrs, Fergus Bullard. Betty and
Jack have returned to their hemp in
Winthrop, after Spending a very r7(•
loyal -tie %mention with Mrs. 31107 (d'e •
parents, John and Mrs, Armstrong,)
in Wfng7ram, 1
Elgin Y in wlGh 111910, and they will ( Ron non floss Mabel
i Cm11tPR hncP returned to their re•
span(1n short va)00100• . 84391tire homes in Tot onto and Phil.
R$S1ILTS DISAPPOI12'rnw.-'1'11e Inc- adelp hitt.
al C. P. R. agent has received a enrn-
lnunfen1iriu from the districta8se( +•
er agent, which reacts tis follows • 1 DUNGANNON
"Si"" the new 1ra1,) service was nut
into effect ntl the Gnderirh 5ub(1ivis., The death occurred on Saturday at
10n, et181117710 M'I'T 2nd 10st.., the ear. !midnight at 11{s Monte on of 7111 con.
)rings on 11001 of these trains 111(5 !of Welt Wawanosh, of 0.10 of the
been disappointing, Tf art7 consider- hihltownship's most citizen
emus and most
Won 1s to be given, 11110 Fall, t,n the i Allister,
respected eitiu)t ,W{iliam Me.
enntinuatiol of the double daily Ser- Allister, in his 7 7111 year. Deceased
1112.
d been '
m
v' failing
vice, t a l 'r healthfor
c , he t t yings will haus to int- g' al some
p1'0Pe very much." Years, but it was only during true past
five weeps that he was confined to
, bed. Bes7des his widow, he leaves
{odaughters, Mies lat
BLUEVALI3
!two
MrsWilliam A. Messer,
at Edtl,Tahnston'p and family visited of Bluevale, and one 400, David at
Miss Grace Conn -es, of Listowel, ie (home. Deceased was an ardent Pres-
visitingwithrelariveshere. ! t
uponthe altis life, t
of attendance of the d Was pseivices
nail1l(1 0Mcf1Ca ken17(nnndehpre,glns7 of the church as long as health per -
week, mitted. The funeral was 1111.1 from
Jnhn Moffatt, of saskatnnn, was 11115 late 11on10 on the 7th cone ession
home for a few days, and has return-1of WP.t Wawanosh and wets arne)y
ed 111, WPet.
WI -41. and Mrs. Llt)1g'1srath. of Inger.
snll. have been spending a few days
at the home of Wrn. Thornton.
attended by former friends arta
neighbors. The service was conduct-
ed by Rev. C. I1. McDonalii„ of Er -
skive Presbyterian church, Dungan -
Mrs, Stewart Young and familypall-
non, interment beung made in the
lin ye returned 10P01' nto,77fteeslencDungannon Ctmetety, The ing the nest, couple 0P months hw 9, ue11'kr' were Messrs. David McAl-
John Underwood held a suecessfnl lister, song William �r. IYfnssel, sort_
811'11'711°4n
al" 7(P two nar8 0P , 1101808 bvmlght in -)2.w; Robert McAllister, brother;
frrm 4nskatrhpxvnn. Thnv Rnld we11,'Andeem Mason Mc'AllisVi', William
sntn7 going for ()ver X200 a 11011d. l 11 77) 77 and Rev. 117. Richardson,
Farmers are almost through rnt.lnephews.
ting oats, and will have theta safely
stored
fn afmore adays,if,
the weather keeps favorable, h: is
the heaviest crop around here for
vemr5.
Leslie Greenaway, who tried his
i;ntrnnce Examination, this rent', has
+
been notified that! he Passed, nn 7143.
neat, There hoe not been a failure
PERTH COUNTY
List0tvel can now boast. of a bowling
(41107.
Arr''sted 177 Toronto, on a chatg11 of
reusing bodily harm to'inward Bain,
21 -year-old St. Marys marl, whn10
death occurred in the Stratford has
among Entrance pupils from 311(, 777711 ital, last' Thins(1ey morning, Mervfn
3nh001, fm, the ow Ilse. year's, Ninp. Smith, 11 former Stratford men, 2.p -
teen 43n43115'nave written and all have' pearled in 11111ie0 en'n t, nn(1 7)'•n9 t11.
been successfni, maoded 11(1111 Monday, 471guet22nd.