The Brussels Post, 1927-9-21, Page 1+-• u ,y
56 NO. 14
$2.00 per annum in advance
BAUSSELS. ONTARIO. IVEDNESDil Y, SEIrl P.:.111.11R 21, 1927
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Sevviceg at thatilitook, next Sub. itr"lll""ll•
Leah. Sunday See
ind itt. 10 a. tn. • Ideal weather prevailed for Hie
peoBaiiitig 0ervi,,1,0 1,,, 11 ,,, 01, 0„d Sehool Fair, Mile!' wee held in the
7 30 p. re. P telt here, on Tuesday afteenoon
mm. c„iner„„, m.,,,,. R. K. et, last. week. Five schools ent 1. red the
competitions, which were 111110) it p-
preciffied by a large number of epect-
'Atom A. silver 011p, donated to the
pupil NVI1111111g the hugest number of
points, was won by Mise Ruth McLen-
nan, Flovvick. Prize list may be rettd
on page 2 of this ilitille.
Donald and Rev, W, A, Villiame at-
tended the Preebytet•ial, at White-
church, last Tuesday.
Miss Edith Gorsalitz has retooled
eft er spending 11 (mo)ile Of weeks with
hey aunt, Mrs. it Barnee, Galt. Hem
etit and Mrs, Wilmer, MPS, Baynes
and Welter Kennedy returned with
ber and spent the week -end,
WALTON.
Miss Aline Hoy is spending a few
days with friends nt Winghern,
WROXETER W. N,.,81 hili Mid the outside wood -
D.11). end Mrs, Sanderson are holi- wood WM k of his home re -painted.
(laying in Detroit. . 1 Adolphe and Alm Saltier and son,
Miss Janet Dickson, New Y0('1(, Kenneth, ate holidaying at :emcee.
visiting itt her home here.1, The prize winners of the School
Mrs. J rm. MOMS" is spending a . Fair may be read on page 3 of this is -
week with her son at St, Oatharities. i sup,
MissesiDneothy and !Margaret Mc. Rae (Darter spent the week -end nt
Tavish returned to Toronto, this i Mame. He is attending collegiate at
week
Miss Rail Stocks went to Stvatford, 1i no nilton
T1109. wet Mrs. Young have veturn-
on Monday, She will attend Normel ed home after speudiug a week with
Rey. A. D. and Mill. Armstrong „and 1 reRev, and Mrs. 111, F. Chandler and
School,letives at Iona,
family attended Ow 10111011 d 'w° 1 family, of 'Pim.' wich, were visitors in
former parishions at Promo 00 Fri- ,
, , the village, last week.
clay, 8 g110011) : Mise limby Young-, who IR clerking
‘Ve regret to learn of the Reriong in Fi,1„ig,„,,, 0 nye. Egmondville,
illness of S, Snell, who is at the home ,,,,,,,t, the week -end at borne.
of hie daughter, Mrs, I., Rotten, of . '
1 Mrs, John Marshfdi, who has spent
Dowick. . a three months' visit in the West, re -
Visitors to London Fair wet e : , turned home, at, noon, last Feiday.
Bert Martin and FitIOIIV, T, 0, and '"' A timelier will hP }IOW in the A. 0,
Mts. Hemphill, Mrs. J. N. Allem Mies U. W. Hall. on Wednesday. Oct. 5th,
itt,Harris. H. P',1 1r'"11, Mt Rag", under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Philip Dural, 0111 don Gibson and fani• of Bethel °hutch.
ily, A. Agar, (4eo. Yen.
The Hoton Presbytery met in the 1
United Chirt eh hei e, on Mcaulay, and
wile very largely attended, A very • + $
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fi„„ndth,„ ,. was de„,... by Dr.. For S le v.
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.:- 800 New White Brick .1.
$20.00 per 1000 +
St, David's Church
HENFRYN
15th Sunday after Trinity -Sept, 25th
2 p.m.—Holy Communion Service
3 p.m.—S. S. and Bible Class
PREACHER
Rev, J. H. Georghengan
Rector of Millbank
- Walter Rose . T.
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INVITES THE LADIES OF ETHEL
AND VICINITY TO COME TO
THEIR STORE ON
Wednesday, September 28th
TO SEE THE WONDERFUL DIS-
PLAY OF COATS AND DRESSES
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Coats
For the Young Lady and Smart Miss—in
Needlepoint, Kasha, Suedene, etc.
Also 50 Modish Coats
Made especially for the Stouter Figure
to give the slenderizing effect so
much desired.
And in addition a fine array of
' Ladies' Fur Coats
Electric Seal, Hudson Seal, Persian Lamb, Musk-
xat, Coon, etc. Every garment guaranteed to give
satisfaction and samples may be delivered.
We would like every woman in the district to see
these two displays, as in them there will be,' right
at your own door, the best the markets produce.
WE HAVE 100 lRESSES
(Traveller's Samples)
Silk Crepes, Fugi Silks, Broadcloths and Voiles to be
cleared at prices ranging from $ L98 to $4.95
Leitch & Zeigler
Phone 2211 ETHEL
mar- Highest prices paid for Produce and Poultry
NW Ailverthoementii
linstutr-nethel Church
Nattes--Wingir Turnbull
4110that `O. at ewatit
Fel' 'Mr.. [1 Emma
For toil, or rent -Geo. Colvin
l'or Hale —'61 v.. A rioororg
Benror sa'a wet. Spoil.
Money holt-Tun P111
rf.trveRf. florrii--Eri 0 1 'litireli,510nertsir
Hair Cloods-.1. 1; Knight
For sale- Wt11,01. Rose
liumoron- Play -Ethel Woolen'. liid; tita
ro-,1
1.111,d l'hureh
Auction little -Janie, 3, McLaughlin
Ear:test and Mrs. R tam d and son,
Maurice, spent Sunday with Mrs, Rad -
ford's [raven ts , R. A. and 51 its. At/ h t on,
Gorrie.
Mr, and Airs. Hadley and daughter,
of Elora, are spending a few days at
i lie home of George and Mrs, Hadley,
Walton,
Several people from Walton foul
vicinity attended the benefit football
game and dallOP, held in Seaforth,
last Wednesday evetiing.
Jas. H. McLaughlin having rented
his farm, being Lot 31, Con, 14, 51e-
Killop, intends holaing ti clearing
aution sale, on Wednesday, Oct 5ili,
Full list ill this issue.
Allen Neal, 14011 of Dr, and Airs.
Neel, of Peterhof cf, win) lute spent a
week here visiting his grandparents,
left 011 Friday for 'l'oronto and 51 on t•
real, where he will spend the remain- I
ing pert of his holidays, Allen intends
returning to Toronto, in October, to
attend university.
The Rural School Fair, held in Wal-
ton, on Thursday afterni on, WAS
largely attended. The grain, roots,
and potatoes end merry kinds of veg-
etables were of fine quality and ap-
parently, quantity was not lacking.
The flower show was tint quite as
large as in previous years, owing to
so much illy weather,
The reenter meeting or the W. AL
S. and Ladies' Aid of Duff's United
Church met. on September 14111, at the
home of Mrs. John -,litinnoti, with
about thirty ladies pi esent. The
Scripture 1 ending was taken by Mrs.
John Mc0avirt, and Mrs. Berry led in
prayer. it wits announced that the
'Autumn Than k-nteering Bel VICP Will
1 be observed on the Hrs4 Sunday in
October, when 111P P011Vleguti1111 will
tie addressed by Miss Well:rood, re-
turned missionat y front Chine.
1 The topic was taken by Miss
, Knox, continuing the etudy of
1 "Broadening Horizons for Women of
l
tit' Oripni " Mt.. Maines had charge
Wail bronght to the meeting for all
of the Om 1 Nit Events, A request
1 funds in connection with the clothing
i or the child 111 the Rtitheelart ileum
lie paid to Mrs. AleDonelcl, Secrete) y,
some time dining this month, as the
! money must be sent away early in
October The meeting WAS closed
1 with prayer by Mrs. McCallum,
SrP
azar
A Bazaar will be held in the
A. O. U. W, HALL
WALTON
ednesday, Oct. 5th
Under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid of
Bethel Church
0000
There will be offered for sale
all kinds of Sewing, Fancy
Work, Baking and Candy.
CHICKEN
SUPPER
Wilt also be served
At 35e and 15e
EVERYBODY INVITED 1
John Lamont, son or Win. and Mts.
Lamont, Molt -swot th, won first, place
in the Canadian History competition
ltd (1)21 connection wit the Confedev-
ation celebrations, He was aWaa cleft
the Silver medal. John is a grandson
of 0. and Mrs. Hutchinson, 0111 11 te,
Otiegratulations„lohn.
JAMESTOWN
Children's Promotion Day service
will be observed in Jarnestown Sun-
day School, on Sunday afteontrin,
October 211d, and will he addressed by
Mr. Stocks, of Wt oxitter, at. 3 o'clock
p. in. A special invitation is extend-
ed to all,
MONCRIEFF
On Sunday 11CX1, Sept. 251 11, the an-
nual Harvest Horne of Knox
Church will be held at 2 30 and 7.80 D.
nlo and will be conducted by Rev. E.
0', Chandler, of leordwieh, a former
pastor. We will be glad to welcome
lino back, Special music by the
choir., assisted by Charlie Boyd, of
Bethel, who will sing at both sonic:-
ee, On Tuesday evening, Sept. 27th,
a fowl supper will be served front 6 to
8 o'elock. followed by a firet.elaes con-
cert by the Everready Male Quartette
of Stratford. See advt.
GREY
Mrs. 51 etiolough, of Teeswater, is a
guest with her daughter, Mrs. 0,
Hemingway.
Harold McNair, Listrovel, was a
week -end vielt or at the of his mother,
Mie'h 001/.
Miss 1) Alelib0e.11 and Miss Anna.
bel '1') mill:Isom of Tor 01 to. spent a
week with the fortnet's sister, Mrs.
'Hugh Campbell,
Wm, and Mrs. Lamont and family,
W. and Mrs, Genet. and C. and Alre.
Hutchinson spent Sunday it) Bloat,
with Wm. and Mrs. Love.
Mr. and Min. Tilden, Essex Co.,
visited at the holm. nt Wm. and Mrs.
Turnbull and 54c0artney Bros„ 3rd
Onn., during the past week.
Mrs. 14. Campbell, accomptutied by
Mrs, John AleDeneld and daughter,
jean, Into arrived home after an en-
joyable visit wit 11 friends 111 'l'nron
Roe's United Church atteiversaty
serviees 11111 next Smitley. Bev, E. F.
At nistrong will preach at 11 a, In, and
Rev. A. V. Walden at 7,80, Every-
body come.
Geo. and Mrs. McFarlane and Al -
beet and Mrs. Orooks attended the
funeral of the late Airs. John Turn-
bull, in Elmo Twp., on Thursday of
last week.
Will. Adatne, 12th 0011. had a fine
you ug Holstein heifer killed by light-
ning, beside the barn, on his ILIO01 in
Grey Twp., during the severe electric
stoetn, Monday night of last week,
During the severe electric etorin,
Monday evening of last week, Nelson
Cardiff had four heed ni cattle killed
by lightning. A. MoKercher inspect.
ed the cattle, and being insured in the
the Howlett Mutual helps greatly to
eliminate what would otherwise be a
total lose.
Lloyd Pipe received his Entrance
certificate, this week. Needless to say,
it was much appreciated, even if late
in arriving. Mildred Nichol and
Leota Cardiff also passed. The form-
e,, who took honors, le attending
High School ab 13vussele, The three
were pupils of Miss Winona Frain, at
Bar•rie's School.
Very successful annivereary 5001110.
es wave eonducted at Union United
Church, on Sunday and Monday.
Rev, E. W. Hart, of Troevbridge,
preached very helpful and appeopriate
Rermone to large congregations, on
Sunday, while the music was supplied
by the Tinton Chtiech chide under the
direction of P, N, Ourrie, of Ethel,
Besides well rendered 1111 theme, solos
were sung by P. N. Onerie nod Mies
Lavery and a duet by Mrs. (7, Michel
and Mr. Currie, On Monday even)ng,
et splendid chicken pamper was provid.
ed, which was of the mutat appetizing
style, and then followed one of the
most interesting programs heard for
sotne time. Those who took part
were : The Listowel Conceit Party of
the United Church, P. N. Otterie, Mrs,
Walker, of Brussels ; Miss Olive
Brent -10m elocuttottiet, of Hamilton,
and Rev. 111, W. Hart, of Trowbridge,
The proceeds of the anniversary will
amount 10 about S250,00,
MORRIS
There are a gond ninny good many
weeds that might be cut on the road-
Citortott PROPERTY SOL.O.-On Sal.
nrilay aft eriloon, A octinneet JtI ineo.
Taylor dispnsed ef the old Sunshine
Met hodist Church to Thos. Graelly for
0160 00, The shed was sold to George
nf Belgrave, for 8275.00. The
benches and other art i vies were sold,
bringing the tntal en le 1110404 00.
Wank mid Mrs. Kerney, 4th line,
hall a welcome vigil ot for it short time
lust week in the '1O 00 of Herbert
Page, an old St. Mai ye boy and friend
of Mrs. Kerney, whom she had not
seen for 34 years. The visitor is coo-
nected with the Trivestigetion De.
pertinent. of the C. N. ft , and togeth-
er with Bryan Scott, an old Bruesels
boy, had their private car at Brussels
depot, on Thursday.
MRS JORN \V. PATTERSON PARSES
AwAY.-The Oliftom Kansas, News
refers 10 the death of it former Mor -
15)114 : "There is no home circle held
more closely together by home ties
than the Patterson family, which
was, no doubt, In ought about by the
gentle iiifluence of the mother, Mrs,
Robert Patterson, who was called to
her reward on Thursday, Sept. lot,
1927. When a mother is taken, the
home ties are broken and no one can
ever fill her place. Frai,cie Susan
Roe, daughter of John and Mary A,
Itoe, was born near Winghatn, Ont.,
on December 4111, 1858, and died at
her home, near Clifton, Keneas. on
September let, 1927. She was mar-
ried on Jan. 14th, 1879, to Lewis
Wilkie, who died on April 4111, 18S2.
To 0118 union was born one daugh-
ter, Blether Mabel, now Mrs Alex.
Rose, of Olay ()entre, On January
17th, 1888, she was married to John
W. Patterson and came with him to
snake their home near Clifton.
Three children came to blots their
home : a daughter, Mary Belle, who
died in childhood, and two sons, Jas,
Wellington and George Edgerton,
who still live on and near the family
hotne, Three years ago, September
3rd. 1924, Mr, Patterson passed away
while visiting friende at Arrow Riv-
ee, Manitoba, Besides the lamed-
iae family, there are left to mourn
the loss of a loved one, five sisters,
Mrs, David McOntcheon, Mrs, Thos.
Scott, Mrs, Jetties Jaelteon, Mrs,
Fred Taylor and Mrs. 'Robert War-
wick, all cif Ontario ; one brother,
De, W. R. Roe, of Philadelphia ; eix
grandchildren and numerous relativ-
es and friends. Pee bran PI. /lad 25)8.
Iters last named were with het, due-
itm her lest illness, Mre. Patterson
wag a faithful and consistent Christ-
ian, having been a chnech member
the greater part of her life, At the
time of her paseing away from tut,
she was a member of the Clifton
Presbyterian colfgregation, She was
a loving and devoted wife and moth-
er, and her kindly belpfulnees unto
others ",,throngliont the years, mum
for her the respeet, esteem and love
of all Who knew her. During her
last illt.ese, alehmigh she MO soiree.
ly able to -speak, she showed plainly
KNOX (:L1U1tcll
MONCRIEFF
Harvest Flame
The Annual 1 larewa litany Servi, es of
Knox Church, Mallon:ft, will Ile held
Sunday, Sept. 25
2.30 and 7,30 le me 11 -be ;A:Taint:led
llw 14 F. Chandler, of Fonle.ieln
Special Music 11 the Choir, assisted
Mr. Boyd, Bethel,
Tuesday Evening Following
(Seetcmiee. 2711,1
A FOWL SUPPER
ill by served from 6 1.. ff fel.
',eyed l,r e Coniot. The
101,1 EVEREADY MALE
QUARTETTE, Stratford, has been en-
gaged, illso an A 1 Eteutleei-i and Vhn-
hoist, also .,c Stratf.,ni. Thni talent
speaks for
eviette 500 Children 25c
Everybody Invited
Mc:. Valiance Inlis,Pre, Ladies' Aid
Rev. W. J. Hews, C.m. Ptoginal
THE HUMOROUS - PLAY
ISTEN
ADIES
Will be presented in the
TOWNSHIP HALL
ETIIEL
Friday Eirg5 Sept. 30
Under the auspices of the
Women's Institute
There will also be the Panto -
"Everybody Works But Father"
Solos and Instrumental
Numbers between Acts
Come One ! Come All !
Program at 8 o'clock
Mn. II F. Carr, Mrk, Kr:Inter,
President. Secretary.
( Personal Paragraph s 1
Hem 11.1 Yin, of 11,1,
in town, thie week.
0 0 0
\V Al, Sineleir, hall islet, was ill
Detroit, Met Feeley. on It Coto C/Ole.
Bat rieter W. M. sioelair wile at tne
County ti,wil on 'rues -
day.
0 et. 0 0
Airs. (Iter)1' Dunbar if litl MiPS Lizzie
Spell spent, several days in Lontlort,
this week.
robe and Mee Oliver are spending
a week with fi tend. in Detroit, and
Leant egt on.
George Dawson and wife, of Beata -
ford, spent the week-etid with Philp
mid Mrs. Arnett t.
0 0
Jahn Pugh and W. A, Cameron, of
were on old friends
i ill town, on
and Mee. MeLeitchlin and Mise
Olga McKay spent the weekend with
friends at Petrone.
Mies A. Wallace, of 0101100, has
• been the guest of Mee. J. L, Kerr,
duritig the (1a.) week.
0 0 +
1:Wallace anti Mts. TlitIPTI. of Point
, woe visitors at the home of
OFFICIAL MAJORITY mi... James Speir, fluting the Nun-
- IN N. HURON IS 188 vv"k'
her appreciation of the visit. foto
her pastor, her loved one:: and num-
erous friends, Funeral ,,E,1 viites wet e
conducted at the Clifton 1', esbyter-
htn Church. at 11.30 on Saurday
morning, Sept,.3ril. A wealth of
beautiful tieweiR gave plot f of the
respect and love of a host 4.7 0 i' (1111
The (Minch choir 00 rig. end Bev A.
Cheney p1 (inched the funeral set alOtl.
Interment was made in the I. 0. O.
cemetery"
Nest in pence, thy care. are ended ;
Root lit pone thy work i. done :
Thy art gone wher, th who love yan
Soon are going, oue by °Hs.
ETHEL
011 page 5 of this issue, the pt
rweianti ers of Ethel School Fair may lie
d
Ale. and 51rs. McCincheon, of Tor-
onto, ate spending VaCatinn 1110 11
and ir, (rev 'i's l
Rev. D. AI Guest took charge of the
services on the At wood circuit United
Churches, on Sunday last,
Mies Iiyht Antes Into 1 etnroeil heme
after a holiday trip to Toronto, Whit.
by, Hewitt on and Windenr.
Stanley Hell is spending a 0911 (11178
here atIdill 0 t ussels, berme returning
to Victoria College, Toronto.
Misses Ruby Otearei and Ly111 Am-
es hare 1 elm 1110 to 01°11 thltiet, 0/411/11,
after eoloying a two weeks' vacation.
The Wome»'s Institute are OVRR1/11/-
iiig 11 Mee, "Listen, Ladies," im ler
their auspires, on Pi Way, 8.1/. 3)01),
tieeadvt, Further particulars next
wpek
Hanley Eck titier bIt )n tit wee11 ott
the Harvesters' EXI`IllaiO11 Mal eX-
poetlf to spend the taxi- few /nontini
111 Albette. He was ticketed by H.
13. Allen, of liritesele.
Rey, Mr, JarIcsoil, who has i,oiired
ri i,,t1 the
el, poi poses moving to Ellie! for the
Winter months, His son, Bryan, has
a levee elage of pupil. studying music,
in this vicinity.
Clarence Hamilton, an expert bak-
er, nf Listowel, has been engaged by
Pert Lake, in the Meal bakery. Th) PP
bakers are now working on day and
nigh t 0111 rio in order to meet the great
demand for the 141)0 bread.
MOLESWORTH
Months of prayer, planning, vvoik
mid sacrifice were brought to a happy
consummation on Sunday last, when
Dr. Colin Young, of 'I'ut onto, preach-
ed the openitig services in the new
United Church, at Alnleeworth, Per-
fect weather made it possible for cap-
acity congregations 10 greet the
speaker, both morning and evening,
In the morning, Dr. Young spoke
from the text, "Behold I make all
things 'new. In the evening," Ole sub-
ject was .The 'Three Interpreters of
Vicarious Service," The choir was
ably assisted by metnbers of the choir
from Gerrie and with Miss Margaret
56055011 at the organ. Their work
was greatly appreciated. Altogeth-
er, more than $000.00 was put on the
collection plate% when (1113105 0111011
taken. The fowl supper, on Monday
n)ght, exceeded all expeetations,
More than 5280 00 was taken in at 015
door. The abundance and the getter-
osity of the Molesworth ladies is in-
dicated in the fact that although the
crowd far exceeded the capacity of
the church, there was ample provis-
ions foe all, After supper, the List-
owel Oontiert Party geve a splendid
program in flip auditorium of the
ellorch0
, 00051511g of chemises, guar.
tettee, dnets, solos and readitige.
Members of the choir from Currie al-
so assisted in the program. Address.
ee of weeting were geven by Rev. E,
F. Armstrong, of Listowel ; Rev, A.,
V, Walden, of 131nevale ; Rev. A, 13.
Armetrong, of Wroxeter : Rev. Mr,
Oraik, of Gorvie, and Rev. D, M.
Guest, of Gorrie, Altogether, the
event wale one long to be remembered
with gratitude by all who came.
Rev, F. Malinsky, of Stratford, is
the new president of the Ontario see.
tion of the Mit18011t1 Synod of the
Lutheran Olnivah. He was elected
for a three-year terna.
'fire National Council of "tVotnen
will hold their Ronne) notiveriti 011, in
Stratford, from Ontober 4 to 7.
Figures are Spotton 4,595,
Hislop 4,407 and. Erieker
2,673
The ottiel(1.1 figures for the North
Huron by-eleet on September
121 11, given out by Het meting Officer
C. A. Nairn, on Monday, tue SilGt •
10ii 4,495 jHlehcp4 4117 ; liticker
2,073. neking Spot) on's official major -
it y 1S.
ASIIFIELD
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310 3(mean ion of J. 11. (4tent, for Diet' p0141.,-
BLYTH stater at Brussel,.
No. 1 20 -1r10
D. 51..1,a ..th-, seett, of London,
1311VsSELS .
were calling fill Old 1'1 iP1,d, f,.E. ;.1. few-
: ,
DJ 1%8 IA [111111.., Oil S.it 111114V. Mi•. 3e,-1. I. was
111 104 04 . here to hold an onoil,, ..,,,i,,
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0, R. and Mee. I:evident) and chit -
ten end Mrs. 'I'. C. Devideen wets
vieitors at London and St. Thema;
last week,
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• M1.4..1, S. Wilton Will receive for
the firet time since Mr ma) riPge, on
Thursday afternnon, Sept 201 front
3 to 6 p. tn.
ee.
Nesbit Hamilton is awey to Admire
and of her Etterei 11 171•.mt., and 113107 50
of to Northern Ontar in, before he re -
three,
0 0 0
' Shet the Co, town,
WILR itt 0551'1 on business, likt Friday,
Mr.. Middleton iieeernpititipti hitt; 111-
,'r for the drive.
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The hit eettte our WIIIIIIpeg
tater 1.i, oho tlge in the
N.,. I
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. ler Tommie, te enter treit1111 f,,i• a
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.re.: eouwmisehd
bee pesitiewi,1::iMty Bss at
11)1 731 187the ai1Inei y 1,11 0'. Dm ing t 11 e Sum-
EReIne111101110.nlb., liv.14 an obliging
OD7el(Zka1",e"1.'0'7';901:"1:Nn 1 111 17a
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No. 2 111 181 14)1 rq,r,nr,11e,,v111,:0, 1-11A14,
No, 3 7 151 143
of Barriston, fil-p ViSil 01 s with lhe
No. 4 10 222 130 fnemPee Mother, All.. Eloll lee.
No 1
No. ti 128 2:1_49 11221 . 4ii• They are tun yin::: 1* P.:.o.rig to 11VP. •
No. 7 7 ('7 06 daek and Mrs. Bailout roe and ....
Advance P11 1 1) • 3
GRP'S 1.7'INVP1.171. 101
61 .
.111:111e(e1.REINt gratisl.fill1P- y::)k) feer.I''; :11l1r111'..::fDie:1):' k:'11elt;.i'is; 't, i11'N'iletio1":e‘:
of the Genet al Motet. XRNTS.
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No. 1
No 2 4237 S(173 24 ' Genree Fltv,41.1,1e4., 81: ;Is., or London,
Nt, 8 eti 09 32 wee a visitor at the nerental home ov-
No. 4. 53 82 23 er the week -end. Ile has Met return -
No -
52°0 . t9111 94 eti from a visit to the Otil Country ard
Ni
ti 41 part of Europe and had a splendid
58 62 82
WW1' .7, and Mre. Hunter, nf Oehawa.
No. 7
294 552 810 0 0 0 0
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BO WICK 'MVP. have been visiting in and anion&
87 Brussels, for w a feattys. Councillor
18711 4 551 38 Hewitt returned "itt, them to visit
IINN000.: 31
181 42 131 lift.e. Hewitt is 89 years old and is a
8e 88 162 his mother, oho resides in Oshawa.
NNoo, 45
S2 86 73 1 real stnertiady yet, her many friende
No. 6 70 17 _05 are glad to know.
_
l'
We are pleaeet? .:***
toleern that Dr.
Harold Armstrong, F. R. 0. S.. eon of
Mrs, Wm. Armstrong, of town, has
been appointed to St. Michael's hoep-
ital staff, Tnrnnto, Dr, Atmstrong
was awarded the P. R. 0. 8. tit Lond-
on England and Edinburgh Univers-
ities. Congratulations, Harold,
0.1
010 320 556
MORRIS TWP.
No, 1 84 68 35
No, 9 33 52 63
No. 8 85 60 62
No. 4 51 50 52
No. 5 48 87 80
No. 0 71 '70 05
272 387 358
TURNBERRY
No. 1 48 72 184
No. 2 „ .... . 74 80 61
No, 3 68 28 59
96 ' 81 42
286 212 216
E. WA WANOSH
No. 1 44 40 21
No, 2 84 29 79
No, 8 72 28 54
No, 4 58 81) 87
No, 5 46 27 49
304 154. 240
W. WAWANOSH
No, 1 28 52 101
No, 2 82 48 74
No, 8 21. 21 56
Wo. 88 15 17
No, 5 70 42 21
No. 0 45 29 16 280 207 285
WINGHAM
Ile. 1 16 46 144
No. 2 20 88 188
Ne, 3 10 83 142
No, 4 ..... „15 105 178
No, 5 6 38 90
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67 360 082
WROXETER
No.) 32 93 72
The figures by municipalities are :
Brink- His- Spot-
er lop tom
Ashfield 316 358 320
Blyth.„ ..... 20 160 104
Bruesele 80 242 167
Col born 111) 281 184
Gotletieh 70 1163 928
Grey 206 559 810
Howick 610 320 556
IVIovrie,... 272 837 858
Turnberry 285 212 296
lg. Watvarmeh 804 154 240
W. Wawanosh280 207 285
Wi n gh am 07 80$ 682
Wroxeter 12 00 72
Advance Poll1 0 11
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Grand totals 2673 4407 4595 '
Spotton's plutedity over Hislop 188.
Spotton's plurality over, Bricker
1902,
BLUZVALEI
The animal School Fair Wha not 06
the ntogretn this year, and it Wee
greatly missed. Why not a little
commonity spirit and revive it lee
next yeiu.1