JOHNSONVILLE BAND CARNIVAL;

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1890, 27 October 1913, Page 3

JOHNSONVILLE BAND CARNIVAL;

The Johnsonvillo Brass Band held s highly successful bazaar and carniva in aid of the instrument fund in Moon Bros.' Hall Inst week, Mr. E. T. Moon presiding. Oil Wednesday afternooi Jjlr. W. H. D. Bell, M.P., declared tin bazaar open in tho presence of a largi attendance. Tho stalls wero numerom and well stocked and three days sal< and competitions have produced approx imately £100. An art union, for whicl the Hon. H. D. Bell has granted per mission, closes on November 12, an< the proceeds from this source shoulc largely augment the sum already L hand. Tho articles to be raffled com priso five oil. paintings and severa handsome cushions and elaboratelydrossed bridal dolls. Tho followinj young ladies' worked most assiduous!; at tho bazaar, and for some month previously in preparing the goods fo their stails, vi.: —Hisses Rice,, Wlicelei and Garrett (plain stall); Sedgwick Whcelor, and Bruce (fancy stall); Gai rett, Wilson, and Allen (doll stall) Lawronce, Weir, and Sedgwick (swee stall); Morgan and Macdonald (mercer, stall);. Bowler and Ball (flower stall) Green, Rice, White, and Hogg (brai tubs); Dingwall, Garrett, and Forguso; (produce stall); M'Donald, , Manxor Diiigwall, Doyle, Ferguson, aiid Mrt Alf. Mooro (competitions), Mr. Kiel , ardson (pictures); Messrs. Bunting an Beeves (book stall); Mrs. Durnett (foi r tuuo telling); Mrs. Angell, Misses jcn sen, Itooves, 0. Duigwall, W. Rice, Ei der, and Angell (tea rooms). 'Tho men' committee consisted of: Messrs. II Dingwall (chairman), Eason, Ferguson Bunting,. Hogg, and Garrett. Th joint secretaries were Mr. David Moi gan and Miss Pansy Angoll. On Er: day night the proceedings terminate with a social and danco which was wo patronised. Tho attendance was exce lent for each of tho three days and th ladios and gentlemen responsible for th successful results deserve congratuh tions. "I hnvo repeatedly used Chamberlain 1 Couch Remedy, nnd always depend uno it when suffering from severe raids writes Mr. A. B. Fry, Gnwler Street, M Birker SA. "On ono occasion I had feverish cold which turned to bronchiti: but a few ildms of Chamber ain s Cons Remedy'to<l "!'■ Chamber lain Cmish is a thoroughly Teliabl remedy/'—Advt.