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trial byjndge and Nary on two charges;
from 1. latter, of g'aeter,
pretences, and, of" receiving 82611) from
the r anis of Montreal no pay to G. E.
Hall, manager, and *feaudttle tly con-
verting the me to his own use. Tbe
preliminary henrIng wag set for Jinn
17, Snavel being. released on a $5t0
youth pleaded guilty to a charge of
5tgaling four bags of oats. the pro -
arty o? his mothet, rs. Arthur, Cal -
t, slid. selling them. for $5, stating;
be money) VMS 'used for repairs to Ids
car. At the request 9f his mother,
Magistrate Matins suspended the
youth'a driver's license for sie mouths.
Culbert waa plated on suspended. sen-
tence for one year.
A two-day Blyth feud was aired in
court, Joe Kelly and Bert Elliott plead-
ing guilty to charges of disturbing the
ace by lighting and swearing. eel_
"A was going hoixsi from work an4
caught gelly abusing me young broth-
er," siid Elliott.. "We fought for a
:while, went honse to supper and
started again the nerd day,"
It was Nelly'es first appearance la
gourt, but Elliott admitted a previous
appearance "because of "a friendly
fight a while ago."
—„Sentence_seapeltege_d a year °u
both yonng
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When -George, Welsh's; name vvas
called a mate stood up and faced the
Magistrate while a lengthy charge was
read, to the effect that he fall to
take proper precaution while pasaing
hones on the highway with hie truck.
The man looked bewildered for a
moment and then declared: "You
must have the wrong man."
"Are you George Weigh?"
thought you called my name." sat
down with, relief amidst, laughter
while an officer went to look ‘fo:
Welsh, who Was not present. eo tho
case ,was adjourned a Week.
The charge agalint Welsh resulted
from an accident on highway No: 8
negr Taylor's Corner, when his truck
frightened one of four horses toweled
by 13lugh ill, which were Wing driv-
en by a hired- man, Weslo yan.
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113innen Worthy—G. 3. Dow, 127ter,
Goderieln
I.VrS • Memo) Blvd., Dearborn, Mich.
Calumet Brady—C. A. Home, Mit-
Siuscoe ,Elarveeter—J. T. Payette,
Axe- Lee -0. W. anderson, 0,2 Zing
street, Welland.
-nSfae Petego—Floed Milton, New,
lack- Beauty—MO, Milton, New
Leone anover—Len Owen, Till -
.Symbol Meade— Hairvey, Zip -
Oliver Ullk0—Weltri
lough (reamed).
Gaol- ell iatennse—n.20
Great Peter—,J. S. Saint and Son,
Grattan G.--10scar
Symbol Ineade—W. J. Harvey, Kips
Pen -
Tony Grattan—Mrs. E. Dente, New
Jean Harvefster—Mrs. 3.
Lady May Grattan—E.
Mitehele
Mac Lee—E. W. Fawm, Mitchell.
• Helena 161egillop—Berry Bros., St.
Gilbert Grattan—Gordon Knight,
Blenheim, Ont.
Lady Gray—Gordon Knight, len-
helm, Ont.
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raillway construction. Tho burial plot echocil Club et0ir also oatribated
Oho t four Eoet. hel ht, an
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With nelativee at Guelph. —
Mr. and Mao. D'ave MOM and Lily,,
men with Mrs. .1.Stary
:Lest Thureday eve tan the piton
softball team plasma the ttaarn at Rest-
rainer, bringing home the bonnet), CO -18.
have drilled a .:Tell'on the lane bents
'behind Harvey Fuller% vebere cot-
tage is Nang erected for Mr. 'Strudley
Meoses. John Clements and Norway,
;Fuller Were in London on anturday.
Friday evening over thirty members
eembled at the home of Mr. and UM.
obt. Cotwen. to do honor to Mr. and
Mro. Orval-Pevfelle who were. married
recently. uring the evening Games
were played, and a social time en-
joyed. - 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Powell were
presented with an addreds read ha
silver cake plote. nines Esther Me-
Illwain made the presentation. All
the guests wlio were present put their
aUtographs in the book in erbich the
was served. Ail join in wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Powell much happineso in
their wedded life.
Union Churolln Netee.—The regular
meeting of the Y.P.U. will be held in
Sunday the -eaerament of the LoreVa
Sapper will be observed at Union
church The Young 'People'o Union
of Union church took the cervice on
S nday in the ebsence of 'Rev. A. Es
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All Hum—W..11. Knight,
Eritz Chillo-4. A. Litt, Stratford.
Billy .—Eari Rowe, M.P., Nev7ton
Fanny Grattan—Moore ros., R.R.
I, narnia.
Red Grattan, Jr. --Moore Bros., R.R.
1, narnia.
3. B. lIervester-
1, Sandia.
Oliver Unko—Weeley Boyle, Mil -
Wee? riPaeln
Myrtle Patch—E. W. Vatem,
Tommy Orpreee--Louio 'Mack, Roy-
,5rcinap ,tfirl—W. L. Fraser, Forest.
just Pete—MT. Oorgoran, Zingetter.
Cruickston Vola—Dan Z. Gerber,
Eldon leee---0. W. Anderson, Weil -
Valerie Peters—lnen Owen, Tillson.
burg.
Silvefskaltli—aamear a Gordon, 78
Tanhold road, Hamilton.
Peace Oharile—llobert
IL tn. Alvinetota.
Peter—Geo: Wen Thrall. lb
MacerSencie, street. Sarnia.
Jerry Chillo— aroId 'Berry
Walter Ra—W. Booth. Sicatoe.
Ressie Widow -1g. W. Pawmf, „Mit.
-nay, 'Grattan—Prod 'thrower. Met-
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any chansfe- in the lonation of 'hilt*,
wer -No. 21, which may reassume- -the'
Dunlop's tithe. If title hea the case,
accesa to the plot will be Much
proved.
This location is adjacent to a Pea.
pert of the work of the. Ililighways De -
Tart ent has to do with beautifying
the 'coeds. anti ea the Destartment in
nic and parkins; grounds, and In pre.
serving points of inteteet to-torariluts:
II was able to perounde Mr. 3.
Moore. who is in charge of the work
for the province, to look over the site,
which, he• did a few days; ago.
Considerina the eetabliahment of
a -park on the whole pro rty (about
oore
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tee ea,
eletiahtiva, necotent of her trip to Mac -
la 4 anal Scotland last Patarraitraer. The
Pei tO,..Nring liachanan by Wm W. ID.
Lane anal Mra. Mael:lwan.
fibr Ay, corn OT
10111X3 Which -enr•Inot
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the first application. Call 'your 61'08 -
Gist to -day 'and 'order thio WONDEne
PM SALVE, nilt. Lloyd Choralcal
12 ger") .it was felt ,that the maitte VIrua St°re*
tenant's. eosts blab, tee
that improvements 'Ifo the snort south
of the railway only were conoldered.
Mr. Moore was -able. to -picture _. '_elear!
elated constantly with such matters.
He made suggestions relative to exist-
ing vegetation, and suggested the con-
struction of a superstructure above
the ealrn to protect it and eive it a
somewhat more imposing appearance.
an expert will be invaluable in carry-
ing out any proposed improvements.
and he has kindly offered to make_ 4_
skeitens. showing ehrubbery, grass
plots, paths, etc„ that will of?er
suitable design. Vnfortunately. his
visit was too late to permit of this
beins—ready. for aubmission at this
time, but he has offered \norther
Tdarion. assistance as well.
ferenee at Windser. Miss
Porter was in charge and Mro. G.
to receiving Resistances from the Dom -
I have made enquiry. too, relative
arwood was organist. Ur. aro
.0ardnet led. theareeneneive reading.
r. 'Robert Davidson ofrefed-niffiSenne
atter valrith tte ng the Lords()
Prayer. Mary Herviood -clang ita [foto,-
"No One Can 'Help but Jesus." The
Scrireure lesson was read by Miss Es -
poems; Nora Sowerby read an article,
A`The Fellowship of 'Prayer," and a
duet, "The Blessed House of Prayer,"
was sung by Esther and 'Everett Mc -
!twain. An article on the life of Dr.
Service was read by Everett Mcilwain.
Tueeday afternoon the members
Mrs. Mary 'Phillips and quilted a quilt.
A "pot-itten" supper was enjoyed
The ehoir of lJnion church are prac-
tieing for a sacred concert to -be held
in the church in the near ?Intone.
More patieleularo later.
firlirtbdericht -West-- twin
bra idiage, the garage on SkOlth street,
of which Mr, 'Starless 7rd'Vett esro-
in, its appearance' both- eziernally and
the huildinc, Which was
formerly a livery, &table, had a large
entrance in the front which haa been
tsed in recent yearn as a passage for
cars going to the Tear of tile birlilding
ibr otoraue or repairs.
Mr; Prevett bag had the doorway
oppa,• sNId the room ain the oath
lila also Wen redeorated =adz
more modern.-- ,ffecbaoteal
ade to the garage consist of a new
heating 'plant, Considerable neW Vora
tett and, a drive armed to •the rear o?
the btillattaa 'aware all too:Am are
made. VaetoryArainetl echoic;
aployiefil at ' the garage, et1.4-nre ear
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inion Government towards the work.
eta eonsederable money is expended by
them frotis time to 'trine atlisee-pre,
serration isietorie sites; but to -date
have received no encouragement. It
ernment might be persuaded to give -
some -help, as; the ecrestruction of 4
park adjacent to their highway vvill
be of value.
It is possible to expend an unlimit-
ed amount of money on such a pro-
ject, but Mr. Moore believes that an
expenditure of ttvo or three thousand
dollars will ereate an improvement
that will be apprdpriate.
I approached the owner of the pro-
perty, and I believe that the land
south of the railway may be pur-
thased at a reasonable price, 'and I
have no doubt that the Cenadian
Pacific Railway will easrmit the portion
of adjoining land owned by them to be
included in the park. Part of the
original house occupied by Dr. Dun-
lop is still in enistence, and there is
enough to permit of restoring it, if
Kaye Harvester—Louis Meek, Hain-
ose Ganot—Louls Mack. Hamilton.
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• Sally Anna Grattan—W. L. Fraser,
General Lee--Brooea Bros., London.
1L—Broolta roe., London.
Busy Grattan—Alex. Parions, Lon -
and
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'Miss Oliver—Uri Pierce, Longwood.
J. Worthy narvester—Albert Stev-
Boralind—W. R. Scott. 3065 Dundas
etreet, Toronto.
Just Peter—J. T. Payette. Penetan-
140111tPtiMe--JUInea S. Gordon. Hamil-
ton.
Ming Direct—James S. Gordon.
Merry Inine—J. eirvey, 909 Lan-
caster Blvd., Caignry, Alta.
'Luc Hall Bond—Mrs, Alphonse Dion,
2, Norwood.
Grattan Qneen—Barl owe, M.P.
;Wily an11115..4fill. A. 'Morrison.
OW0111 Sound.
Dazzle Direct—Jobn Brigham, ger-
PIPE
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TO THOM CONTEMPLATING
GET MT PRICES BEropm
VYING
Cemetery Letteting a Specialty
— All Work Guaranteed —
aOHN GI ANT, CLINTON', ONT.
ItraVe
of the county of Huron than at homes
until thie time. Much has, been writ-
ten concernine him, end valuable pie-
turee of him exist in various place%
while airtieleia formerly belonging ta
him. are prised possesaions. I feel
thet it would be a ilttina 'tribute to an
the pioneers of thla county to, im•
gerove the ground around the grave of
this great personage, who played such
a big part in the early development of
our County.
If it is decided to take any action.
I sugesset that a committee he appoint-
ed to direct the work, and I wonid
further auggeot that Mr. Chao.
Aaquith of Auburn. who has; an- ex-
tended knowledp of Dr. Duntop'o his-
tory. and who hos taken a big inters.
est in the matter. ber place& on. the
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the. Aracricat c=4 11-11o=61oo
illutnistation of the tni$ty Foils in
rail16014 collars.
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