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MOIAASSES FOR ,S.ALE-Ista...
" Cane tor Onr kind Of feed. APPIY t9
Harvey Ackert. s'
4FF14E,S VOE Sc.
lipTaS'Pd orchardsEnquire at,micee—
J: W;•"jOYnt,
• LOST -'—A Black Alaundi "aith
,ePat on cheat and 'barkof ncch. Re-
ward. Anyone knowing of wher4-
*halite, kindly inforinithis office..
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" LOST 'A cigaiettc case ' On Mon-
day. night containing some
cigarettes. (Reward). Please return
to. Sentinel office. • '
POTATOES FOR SALE '
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- No. 1, graded Green • Motintain
, • Potatoes, 59c a bag. Cob era," 75c a
ic
bag. Have only 50 bags cobblers
to offer. Seed for these potatoes
'came from P. E. Islandlast spying
It'd will make excellent seed. --Apply.
to. . W::,Joynt,
' STR YED-2 young white sows
to th premises of the underSignecl,
'Lot 9,, Con. 9, .,Kinloss. Owner may
have seine' by proving property and
paying expenses Apply to—
Wm. _Staters, R 1, flolyrood.
;'Phone 98-r-29; Ripley.
CLEARING • AUCTION-, SALE
of farm Stock, implements, grain and
lionsehaid effects, at N.H. Lot 2, eon.
_8, W. D.. Ashfield at 1.20 on „Friday,
• November 2nd, (21/4 , ?Wes east of
. See hills for list and terms.
.I.',Edward Gunn, Prop., R. 7,,Lneknow
, Matt. 'Gaynor; •Aue:
•'FOWL SUPPER
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. ',The Women's Guild or the Ann,:
can Church will hold a Fowl Supper
In the Council Chamber on Auesday,
November 6th. Admission 40e and 20c
O. O. F.. SOCIAL
On Friday, November 9th, in the
. 0.0. F; HALL, •Cards at 1.315,. lunelr
• : and &Hieing. Ladies provide
TO DECIDE FUTURE '•
ACTIVITIES. OF 13',.
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A ,meeting, Called' under the • aus-
pices of the. U. F 0 PohticabAsso-
ciation of North Huron, will be held
I n the Council Chaniber, 1.1ringhain,
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on Friday,-,' November, .9th, at 1.30
o cock to discus and to .deeide, the
riiiliations of,
the 73 Is 0 Political Asseciation.
An invitation is extendedto all
. voters of independent thought and
political action, toattend and to ce-'i
operate it this, ineeting. '
, UNDERGOES, OPERATH)N
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Laura Campbell, 'Sixteen -year-old,
. daughter' of Mrs; Neil Campbell of
Wingham, and fohnerly of the
Second of Kinloss, nnderwent• an •ap-
.pendicitis operation in Winglia'm Hos-
pital on Thursday night and is 'mak-
mg faVorable progress toward recOv-
ArYj
Mr and Mrs. Garvey
Married_ 50 ,Years
' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garvey of
, Xingsbridge, on Sunday happily cele-
brated• thefiftieth. anniversary . of
• their marriage; all Members of the
:family, as well numerous .relatives
'and guests being present for the
Ocerinion;:Mr. and Whs. ;Garvey were
morriell it Chepstow, bat have lived
the greater pant of their lives in
Ashfield township, where they are
ItighlY esteemed.'
A ' spepial anniversary, mass was
celebrated at St.. Joseph's Church,
Kingsbridge, .at '6.30 a.m., at which
OH Members of the family were pre-
., !Olt and at which 'gr. and Mrs; Gar-
, reaewed their, marriage/ sy."..
nigh Miss was: sung by Rev. Father
• MeCardle; pastor, , assisted • by Rev.
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Edwin Garvey of, St: Basil's Noiptate
TOrontd, e san ot the celebrants, and
who is to be, ordained an A priest
:this coming Christmat season. ,Also
assisting were two grandsons, Eugene.
and _Mark • Dalton. • Th-Benedietion
was given .after inisi When Rev.
' rather McCardie; spoke most fittingly
,of the 'honored .couple..: The eintroli
and thehottie Were both beautifully
decorated for the occasion, witlt•iTilOw.
07 roses and agatrig. • "
After the. C11111°01 detealgaki.a atdd•A.
Mak breakfast Was servedfor the.
ImMediatefamuly at the family borne
and 'a &reception was in the.
aftertiorm,, at Which
groom :reeeivedy. the ,loide -wearing 'a
diets of black crepe and cut' velvet,
With Cottage of roses and. Valict
tila &tat& igtalga4 .3aaai aangtatat
telooko'snit: teittit ,
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MEET WITlf '4,MDENT
COMM°, TO FUNERAL
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Advised of. their • father's4feoth
Ohich, occurred on Friday, three spns
of. hir; 4aprea• Agar- tot Saskatchewan
immediately for LueknOw to be Ka-
sentat the ,funeral, which woe pet
fO.r. Tuesday. linfort4nlitelY the pikity
mot with an accident in North Dakota
resulting in their ear being destroyed
by fire +which, forced the three ber-
eaved psongs to return to their hoMeit
in 'Saskatchewan. No injuries were
suffered, in the MIA*); which Pre-
vented any of Mr. Agar's familf from
being,i' present ;when he was laid away
'Tneitlay, •
His brother"Itebert Of Seeforth 'was
prevented from attending due' to a
recent appendicitis oPeratien* from
which he his not Yet recovered.
Themes: Agar" of Brampton and. Alex
were. the Only brothers 'present
ThOmas who was the 'victim ' of a Par-
alYtic ..stroke, with almost fatal rer
sults a few' years Ago, ofiae
remarkable recovery.
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' STORES' •OPEN TODAY • •
This afternoon (Thursday) bnaineass
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Vaces in 'the Village will remain OR,p
tbe:.half. holiday hiving been discon-
tinued for this .season:'
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Commencing '-;:a.ei-x-t-j---NrednesdaY;
night, business 'Placeswill net' ;be
open and Will 'remain closed during
the Winter Until • the. halt :'hOlideys
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coMmence again_ next spring.
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C11011e4GAIlki succEstrui:
' Miss' Myrtle Webster has again
conducted her Public schoolchoir, to
another achieyement. At a .recent
choir competition open to .schoolin
Waterloo 'County, Miss Wester"
stndentsclirried'off the shield in
com-
petition with -eleven other choirs.
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Miss Webster leaches at Wellesley
ant on two previous' successive rie-
cesibns her students have been suc-
cessful in Township _Ompetitions •and
havewon permanent ,•possession , a
the shield in this eompetition. To re-
tain the County shield the Wellesley
pupils -must win it again next year.
rWingham
NoW.
TifURI.DAY,-AolvErsiota 1t,,
Community Loses 0
Respected Citizen
Acr;:JaRes Arsir; !Pie *ALT A
long Resident Of -This, • t,00sshilaty
raplo Away. p*Frklai,:-41a4 SoG
;feted: Por Years With Itheorkatiall
Mr. ,tainea''Agee of 4shtlad wood
ilty4Y on Friday Within: leas than
month' Of 77th birthday. rraptift
ealii. a lifelongresident of the-oOr47"
munitY: Mr. Agar hock-cOma. to be
regarded as. "a "fine fellow", a good
neighbor and citizen, and one .whose
Painsink is genuinely regretted.,4
those who knew him as such.
Agar was born near Alliston
m Siracoe .County, his., parents, the
late Mr and Mrs. John 4.0r,, being
natives Of Ireland. When 'Vim", was
4.YoUng, 'chat), the faniiiI moved to
Airhfield eixtYLfiveyears.- ago, and
!ince that time Jim has been practt-
Continuetiiresident of that
township. : •Farming and threshing
were his life, oceupatione.;, •
'Eighteen'years ago, Ain Agar milt,.
ered':front rheurnitism,thrit gradinilly
‘gkeue worse. However , he tvaa-„ not
confined to ked and bore his anfictiOn
with a . Cheeifiileiess , that pertrayed.
fl early
thhspringitpleasa_he
av
ntd j,:isp040S4t:ob70,4pto11t
is.come to
biWn in his buggy or cutter but .since
then has, been, confined- t� his Itinie,
from where he conducted the 'Man-
itgentept of his ferm, untij an Friday
when he soceumbed to a weakening
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heart condition. ' •.. •
Mr. ,and Mrs. Ager, 'fornterlii Elite
13tirniti, went ' Went ' in 1910 ,where
Wis.. Agar pained away two rapt,
'ater, , leaving a • family 'At • Aye .sOnl,
:."Jharleas, Leslie, ,Stirlew' Irwinand
leorge; (the litter 'afterwards gi4ingl
ais :life in the Great. War) and four
lakightera; Mrs, Robert ';Cochrane,
Mrs. Wm. Ham* (Bessie)
,Sfils. Joe. Lawson (Nellie) and riisi
Isolc Sturdy (Edna). The family' still
,11 reside- in:. .Saskatchewan except
frs. Cochrane who is in the Peace
liver district? • =
Following his wife's death, Mr.
War' returned to Mittel& and liter
aarried. Alivis. SAY Of. Simetie Ceun-
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.50: Jesse Hutton, Fornierli Of
now, , Passes' Away After : Drug
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_In failing health .for the pant few
years,, Mr. Jesse Button paesed away
n Wingham on Monday. He Was in
his 70th year. • .
Mr. Button was . born on the 8th
con. or Culross, and lived in Wingham
:prior to coming to Lticknow in 1909
where he was 'associated with his
brother, ,the late John *Atari, in
conducting the'Lnekncitv Table Co.
He remained here for some ten years
before 'returning to lIfingharn;
/In failing health he spent some time
n California. in 'a futile effort to re-
cover his strength. He returi4i to
this idistrict more than year ago
and at different times'. has visited
,with relatives' here since then, '
'The, funeral, was held .privately in
liVineham On 'Wednesday ,afternoon
with interment in Wing-bani ontetery
where..their only child Norma who
diedat the •age of One year; 18 bur -
Mr.. Hutton is survived by his wife,
fornierli Ella Irving, Of Teeswater,
who is making her home with her
sister in Flint; Mich. and who was
present for, the 'funeral. Two brothers
are the only surviving ..members of
the Hutton family, George of Teen -
Water and Watson in the West
'EXACTKNOWLEDGE„ ,
"NECESSARY
. TO think this or that .about
your eyes.—to :even be staPiciOns
of. the service they render—isn't
enough. You must KNOW. Of:
course you realize
thatis some-
thing „ you,' cannot 'decide for. ••
yourself. 2instruments Of rictur,-
..acy-Tninieh the only dePendable. •
anstverste• questions , of vision.
• kverylnodern eye:seri/1de .yeuitcti
;use of every- necessary instrument.
AliStSTR0140% . Eyesight .fierVice,
• ENVAGEMBriiT. A111401114/Cti)
The engagement' IS annotinced Of
lmn Irene, tecopil, daughter of Virg,
lOho T.'Cititotheis and the late Mr.
datiuthert, Consiofl 6, Ithilties, to
Mr. Elden Lowry,' eldest son of ittra
Atia Met, Lowry, coneettion
IttirOnteninthip.,The marriage to
In isiovotbet.:,
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Seen.:`4 "kind and atteative wire. ,
- A; few Years after his retUrn to
tshfield, Mr. Agar parchased, the
Ad homestead, previously disposed of
:iy his brother Robert, who moved to
3eitrorth, since , then for the: past
hitteen , years Mr. Agar has spent
tie declining years; on the farm of
'lls.boyhoOd; •
As .well as the' ramily. above men-
tioned, Mr. Agar leaves, his bereaved
Vidow and five .brothers, George of
'British Columbia, Thornas of.,13ramit
ton, Wm. John in. North DakOta, Alex
if Lucknow and Robert of Seeforth
ind two sisters, -Hrs. Mary . Jane
')uritin nese Brandon and °Mrs.. Meg,
Tie Boyd et,Csilifornia. Another Sister
Wt. Sarah --Ann Reed predeceased
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-ter brother. ,
The'rUnersil, Sit:flee an,. Tuesday,
!oaducted• by Rev. W. .1, Patton, Was
1.argelY attended by Many. •close
friends Whom, Mrs. Agit, had made
during his 'Ong and well lived life.
Interritent ,was , in Greenhill , ceinetery.
The, pallbearers were, Messrs. ' Al-
bert Alton, Robinson lyoo(10., John
0.alli'l?0,:laceb Reed,- Semen Hackett
and Angus Hieholaonc
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Donble votes- will be given on, all
ltexaft Products 'at'.t14 Pri4e 'Contest'
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at the RexaflEirug Steire. '
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• DENTAL •OFFICE CLOSED'
Dr it 1.;,'.60eayeir'.5 dental ,otlice.
Al be closed ,ErOm Monday,' NoOrrt-
her' 5th.to MOndaY, "Hoivember, 12th.
• THE' OROLIC
• Although we go to, press ...before
aitivitiet are multivtly. looks ,at
if tbe,Ailaren are in or big .time
at the •Hallowe'en frolic in the village
If 'the *either it at *11 referable at
,the time the event to 10 be staged.
Headed by ' the Band, parade of
SeOuts: Guides, Brownies, children in
masquerade costnint and ' whoever
caress. to lain will particle front the
Town Hall to 'Firtlesisaret corner and
hack to 14.1!): Meltentletti,',Where' a
bon -fire Will' be *hied; Quito a sub-
stantial building ;wilt forin the -nue:,
,
lent for this *Otter, ;bonfire; ,
trit,touit CUstuniu piliet :Will be
awarded and candy AittribUted to
the Children, ttentrintnity Singing will
be engaged In 4tid told' the.
child-
ren are itt tiptht of
that they e: tiot, heforo,uperiti.,
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LUMBER C*13fP$ CLOSE
Aft Ira C401.1011i a(lifierflisST of
-IuMber ..campa *for the Sia'ocq Yana
Power and' Paper Co., with
head-
quarterstg,Hapnskasing,senda word
to his h e here that four of the
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CemPany's earaps have been closed:
ciawal and 48 & result many men are
thrown out of work. There are , some
in this community who have encluiTed.
regarding On .Pol!Sibilities of getting
work in these camps and some have
made the trip north,trusting that
through Mr. curophei! they may land
a. job.
The' necessity of closing .down four
camps :hal. increased the number of,
unemployed in that: district and it Is
thus useless anyone In this com-
munity to entertain hopes. Of getting
work , in any of the. Other camps
which •continue to operate.
BROTHERS' WIN TROPHIES •
IN SUCCESSIVE YEARS
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Last week we . announced that
Angus McKinnon of S. S. No. 8, Kin-
k*); won the handsome' siker-trophy
at Kinloss School rair.-Angus is the
12 -year-old son of lifr: and Mrs. Dan
T. McKinnon; • concession 6, Kinloss,
ancl amassed *a total, of 51 Points to
win the prized silver fruit basket. The
feat ,is the Mare noteworthy as Don-
ald, an older brother of Anglia; won
the "Eaton trOPhy, at Eininas Fair
last year, his prize being a sliver rose
bowl.
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FIRST TASTE *INTER' •
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Delightful fall weather •was rudely
:interrupted the later part of the week
when *intl.? hlaSts. ' were felt,
.),6inpanied by snow flurries over the
week end'. Snow 'shovels made -their
.first appearance on Tuesday morning
is business 'men' cleared the
side-
walks, but- this fall disappeared. dur-
ing the day:
„.'At. times oyer the .week end'. the
snowfalls were so lieevy_ that Motor-
ists found lravelling , both diificidt,
and hazardeus. On .Wednesday skies
still threaten, as .King Whiter ap,-,
Peare-,releetleas-to-retreat--an le .
this emrgnunity enjoy more -pleas49”
weather 'until winter • as really due to
set in. '
Prominent Horsemen
BOiglii Tea= s One Time. Owned BY
The Late Wie Matheson Of Ash-
field And DisPOse Of The* To Pit,
Buena Or Calgary For 61000.00e
. The. past week Mrs. . W. Murray
and Mr. F. D. MacLennan visited In
Firthre with Dan, 'John and Mary. Ann
Murray; Counins of the late , J. w:
Murray.
Dan, and John are living more lei=,
sure- lives now. but have been
promin-
ent .shownien 'ler :'iriaity
years For thirty three. years the),
were, Annual. travellers • to the.. best
fairs in the country and invariably
were muong the prise *inners, and
never. at -any time showed ,t e genie.
team for two 'years. , . ' •
• .John _was. the business , man and
Hen'fitted Out the horses. At the end
of the eeesiin they would ,dispose of
their,' prize team and immediately
Pick out another to fit 'up for the
nekt. year: They specialized in heavy
draught .11.4rses..°
. Onc :particuleilY interesting, ,res-
ture to'''onr*„reader'S ,that' they ,pur-
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a teani from' the late
Murray, :+which he beipgia. from the
ilate WM. Matheson, lather of. Mur-
doch: Mittlitson; present reeve of Ash-.
Aeht When this 'team Was 'ready, for,
market they Werel,Aeld to Pit Burns'
Of . Calgitzi .for a cool thousand dol-
lar's,' • • , .
$1000.00 was Cfairlyceontnion price
Or the MurrayrOthers receive
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for prize, team. Several' teams
brought' title price, one. Pair going' to,
Witinineg' MI* isecl• for, advertising
purpoten by a Mint milling Company;
another tetra ,went to Pesten; pair
to Montreal and stilt another pair to
B. all. at substantial figure.
;fhb brothers, shipped' one young
totie to Ireland that , two Vats
;witlied 2037): comas,
, The ' •rionie Ettibto is
ailorked *Oh Vilaci. and -004-
pities.. Wen ••on the Pali ,ritir circuits,
One olio& silver , enp,. *Warded iv
Hint, lttr, Vonteltli,,Was wen at Atratz°
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The: Bread ,.,••
of HeAlth 'The Bread
°f llealt,bi
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Eimer* COFtEB 6 CENTS
41V.44141'.11! 414, SERVICE oty# mon:
, SatUidaY
• HATE SANDWICHES
• JELLY ROLLS,',
DOUGHNUll'S" ••.•
LATEli CAKES..'" • '•••
,SpecialS"
RAsPBORY TARTLETs
CHELSEA BUNS .
TPA BLIcurrs
ICED' ROLLS •
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WHOLE *HEAT' Biln.A6 106.% *now *HEAT
'pzucgius AND gg,ALTnrin.:
IIOLLYIVIAN'S QIJALITY
Phone 36
I3AKERY
LockDow.
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rsdayFHda
SHAVING CREAM ;
TOOTH P STE •
T.ALCU OWDEli,•'
FACE OWDER
'. SAND LOTIONS
COLD' ..,cnEAms
-*Ai:N(6mo crinAmp''
PERFumn:,. • *
TOILET WATER. .
TOOTH BRUSHES ,
EPSOM SALTS '
, CASTOR OIL
COD LIVER OIL'
BOBACIC ACID
pEkALL REMEDIES -
HOT WATER i"°171iES
'RUSSIAN OIL
' MILK OP 'MAGNESIA
. STATIONERY
CANDIES
See Large Bill For Complete List of
One Cent Ss.1 Items
NOetriber;
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LUCKNOW ...ONTARIO
•LOCAL MAN '014,‘ ,
,MURDER;' TRIAL Oility
Mr Will Porteous • in one . of the
inryrnen selected for the trial. of Earl
19-4year-old youth:. charged
with the. Murder of his grandfather,
Phillip Stroh, whose body was found
on the roadside near his home on
Aprd ist, with„seVere head Nvouncig:
The assizes:opened at Walkerton
Tuesday -after
morning th
loeccetoLd: an
a on wedneaday
jury had been finally
the hearing ready to
There are also•twelve civil cases • n
the; docket but owing to the gth
of time that is likely Ur -ba- Atelier&
in the murder trial, it it do btrui if
many ar &AI cases will be
posed of at this 'sittings; •
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, NEIGHORS PRESENT GIFT
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While 'visiting at Mrs. R. J. Cam-
eron's Mrs.. Susie . had. a very
pleasant ‘surpriselon Tuesday, when
a box was handed to heriland upon
:opening it, she found 'a lovely' hath -
rob
e and a tete ,saying at was from
her "(itielity HilthIleiglibors. As Mk
Miller 'it, leaving to,. make her ttiine
C4aach*oinfg. hhae7n esillghbvvo rias hea r to
oo •ktihniClnlyk
remembering ber
IlitMEMPRANCE DAY
Artn oP toeAL Rottivo
Itemembrenee Day falling this year
on SoviltY, November nth. be
Celebrated on that day Ito% far, as the
bqPor4Ocnt Of .Secretary of State at
Ottawa • is, concerned. ° '
However any/departure, from. the
provisions .itKotdet .to prOviiie:
btitineen ,the .following
Monday ipAir. be a matter local
ruling. :
Tn the tate of *inters: Itolida0a
falling , tunditk., the 'provision • is
,made that the.inilowing NIOndni, Will:
.observed biMineSS:- Parise -Sea,
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lteineinbratice Doti, does not Isit into
'that category. Celebration of ;the:
artitistiO, ending, the, 'Great War :,is
:theleatUre..otItinientbrante.Dayfoot
the incidence Of its falling on AindaY.
does ,iot detract 'but' rather odds' .in
the:opinion Of State bepattinerit
*04 and another linntiannie WaS, it It' to the fitness .fit ;,the Aoy • for of silvor *nit ehine. letter's' '
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Rev. W..P. Lane of Goderich is the
special speaker both mOrning and .-
evening at the anniversary services
Of Luelcnow 'United Chdrch 'being
held this Sunday, November '4th
Special music *ill be rendered by
the choir on this oceasion.
,
Zion Couple Feted
On :.25th Anniversary
italin Gathering At The .11onte Of'
yr. and Mrs„ George Minter,
spectre Mon Resident* „ As They_
,Mark Their EITIT Pleading
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very enjoyable time .was spent
at tbe beautiful Orin .home of kr:
Mrs. George itinter;, on conces-
sion 12, AshtIeld, on
Friday evening:.
it being. their 25th wedding
an -
n 'vets* . Am g those present Ives
of
Mf
.Huater• .• . •
JoSeph fiacke4. the bride's parents,
who two years ago had the pleasure ;
of celebrating their:fiftieth 'wedding:, ,
During -the e'Vening:.YAn.,11.'nt.eresting
,
Oragrari was rendered, the first. Mutt-
40t,heing an address of welcome from '
and .1stisi Sunter, 'foilowed hy
.intprOintiti tneeches, duets. and,
'teadinge with all present taking ,part:.,
Later ; the evening a dainty lunch.,
was Served ";frOnt the table which was.
prettily :decorated • with , Weft and ,
white streamers and Centred by
tent., sto'rey. Wedding cake; decorated ,
with tilver..., §Qvcr, bud vases ' and .
candles also adorned "the, tablet: The
'evening's...entertainment: ended,'with
all.sitiging,,44."They're *Jelly 'dood-
relloice'! dtid ..-e,‘"Auld tang, Syne”.
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On October 1.669, YOt4'
ago, the , ev,r ....§1010, pastor of
MO), Antal tillitea in marniage. Eliza
Jane ttaCkett aconto)' ,and George
Minter. ' 'To them Were both 0011d'
claildren, Will st hoine,Elleda, attend-
ing
l,tickriOw 'High ,school
fteiti*hil passe to befo'0':":
Minot ii‘Y• Yearn' age.
During ` the evening,' Mr. .sod tog..
thtttdr .t6etived mow, 1;00001 "gifts
cup • atso
ter; og. HOOWe tiOtv *V the, %lb notgt Sbowi :so%' ,O1gervitoe. • ,gqn4y0.144100,
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