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(itUlreileerair Itepri,'
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Bruce .4:Dung repOtts very little
movement in grain and _hay, witb
Goalie alfalfa going into meal at .
,a ton for Second eat Dufferin re- ilintry pi e. fl'artners in Leeds bay
.° ports
It a ohief cash cop, Potatoes. found difficulty in obtaining shilicient
not selling et a very ' high \ tigure, farm help. In Manitoulin the.denio.nd
. prices ranging from 35c to 50e a bag. for (little- Is Seen :and° the general eon -
The yleid of late petatoes there is dition better • than usual. ' Several
. net expected to be ea high as last year. letat-loads Of finished and feeder stuff
In Halton .interest is keener in feeder have Levu slapped and four Iamb fairs
cattle and lambs than In some years., are beitig held, this Month.
This is iargely due ta exeeileatc fall , , . e a, • A
pastures and abundant retighage for ., Storing Prim Maehinery
winter.feeding. . n Halton *barns , are Proper' care should be exercised, at
erous throughout the eintuty. There ment In min -maclibtery from -.rapid r,e•aet to the ' test Such. animate
. full and.stacks of ney end grate num- 41,1 Sines :protect the rage it sat-
,.
Q 1 • e imorcuantitY..of second crop and deterieration. Heat, moisture, Wind,
, isess.s.s.., s fIttsfkikg, ffsstsusesdieget,..sanlight are the most. der Federal inspeetiofl.
eevertheless, must be slaughtered un,-
,
th„ Is year. • Alfalfa seed is'inia-iitroxiir dWtiiiiii).-----.0iiiirt -- - -• seteedssiterti—nlan i ' a
demand,writh buyers offering from $10 farm equiptnent IStorage means' pro- anli•:..... er -1;MrtrittlitaThl ••
to as itigh as $13.25 for seed In the tectien against these deteriorating herds Irreepeetive of tire number ...of
e gh, Jiait' quality is ,lielow :suorniel effects during the inactive lif'e Of the purebred or grade aniatala they con-
i °lug to s sprouting , and weathering. machines and has been round to be the tains No _compensation is paid for
Perth ' has harrested one. of the best greatest single factor in prolonging the animals •that react to the test, ' --
- croessof 'corn in many year ss The life of farm :machinery. The most owner ' reeelves 'whatever: proceeds
root straa is also exceptional's • good. ti •tiw period of deterioration is dur- the,..ss's may be from the salva0. Own -
North Sbncoes reports. e.attle in better ing the season. of machine use. It is ,,rs. pladeg .their herds under this plan
than average •condition and more*feed.,. important. hewever, to ptroteet machin- must agree to slaughter reactors to
ers thansusttal being Secured by fares ery the year around from the effects' promptly cleanse and disinfect their
,
ere in the SOuirty. Turnips are being of weather. Generous Use of valet en premises, and 'hi keen their cattle from
' sbipped insWaterloe, with a price of all wood and metal.parts, wherever the coming In eontact with untested ant?,
18c per -bushel being paid. Welling. original has worm thin., and the re- male. If a herd is not maintained on
ton reports buckWheat, mange's, corn move' to a dry shed of all 510th, can- tee premises, breeding operatiens naust
and-potetoes some•what , better than ceases. knises, ploughssheres, cultiva- be .restrieted to a tested animal.-
a*erage•sceops. Pesturee there con- tor teetbs' etc., imniediatelY theStna- The restricted area plan has for its
tinue heexcellent shape and the large eltine is out of use, will help prolong ebiece the eradication of tuberenleale
imiortations ot. tattle and Aileen ,on the useful life of the Itnplemeut. ' in definite areas. At least tete...Mir&
these Defames are doing extremely Park all bearings with the 'correct of the cattle owners in any definite
well. ...10 Ilialdimand live stock is re- grade of lubricant Sparer all ex- area Must sign a petition for the estab-
'Ported-48;in eseelient condition. A posed metal parts %Torn bright from lialiment of sueli an area under this
tremendous 'Increase is 'evident there use with. old crankease or tranands- plan. • The petition.. must be forwarded
In thesmunber of _feeders 'brougig in sion oil befofre putting the machine by the Provincial Minister. a Agrieul-
from the "West. Fell wheet Acre- °aside even for a few days This will tare to the l!ittinister of the Dominion_
age there is only about tifty per eent. keep out all dirt and moisture from Department of Agriculture requesting%
of mama. Lincoln -county will have the bearings and off .the wearing ,atir- that the necessary action be taken.
faces. thits preventing excessive wear
due to . rust.' • Clean all seed from DaVid Plante, an etd resident of the
drill hoxes;smake••Sure that. all dirt is French settlement, died Getober 4tli
renewed from plough or one-way diSit at the theme of Itis‘daughter, Mrs. Job,
batten's and that they are wen greased Corriveau, jr., near St. Joseph. He
before leaving. .All straw, grain -or was in his eighty-first year. .
from binders. combines, separators, The death of Annie Arden Corrigan,
weeds should be tboroughly • eleaned ..
cultivatore, .diske, etc., before greasing .wiaow of George Hudson, oecurred at
and painting for storage. - Bright .Seaforth ori'Vetaber slat, in her eixtY,
stinlight and, mcdsture cause ,expesed seventh year. Deceased is survivediby
pails to nint.p and tonic; paint ,ais. two daughters, Mr. Scott Iliabloirk and
Miss Vera Iludistm.
plied early will prevent this destruc. . .
non: . .lettil parts exposed will rust '• William Pearson, of Seafortle an-
und wear; greese or paint will save -nouncea' the engagement of his young -
these suffixes. ';.' ' est daughter, Viola. Jean, /to Charles
inside t-torage of grain boxes, wood-. Pinder, - son of the late William
Pinder, the' wedding to take place the
latter' part of October.
00 et 404-01iire•
Y 'ten 1)r _
wben proper 'Ore has bee*: e*Prel."41
\to protect agaiOkaniutals and **at*
,geOdfleaCee, .,the lish 'et 'paint
and OPPer lubricanta,••
./Wooe0,041.•,$34 #19miiised. 410#10. .
. . .
Three plana are An Operation by the
:Health Of AniMais liraneh° Ol, the .DO,e
-minion Pepattnient et Aitio*Itor# tou
the 'eradication of baiting 400011
naMely, the nteredit4 llet4, plan, the
tiit, a in SUpervised heal:gals and the 0'0010.44
area PIP, The OhJe4t. of OW first plan
'P is :the eradication OtthedigeaSe in pure-
bred 'breediag herdff.',Tliese tools:1ft
tuberculin tea,tedl .treg ..qt ehigges Aqr
Plarleil veterluarY inSpooters.
'prollably 00 per cent. lia mach fall elinglhle t° a'Cc*Pt•all°-•14124e-r**°1•04111.
wbeat sown this Year' as last. There a herd 111Ol; oubalu At ileaa„t iltre:Sinres
Ore& ea ttle'of, Otte breed, t'regiSterell in
twsitiat_edrei!..!.14111fidnngi.li IstoltNi. oforrtuptuntilberletsuftDdr lie 400,capt,o, oame, Tao ..vranolor
the calming faetoriea have conrisieted, c'efii4r.eplittertit ;ear*: 6417:4Sess'inisr °It:el:es:1
frosts occurred and, the yieldper numbee of cattle in .the herd.
tomato panning, Fortunately no heavy
MIS TIOrlattl, reaehleg as -high as 600 As soon as a herd has passed two
bushels to the aere in one or .two fields i enuaal or tnree• semtannual "tests
but averaging about 200 bushels. to without fur animal shownag signs of
ontario \ 4ounty corn Wag an excellent the diSease, and cot -dans at least ten
mat hut batily lodged and tuany farm- registered purebred% it IR deAgnated
tr,v; cut their corn by nand. The mast- a 'Tuberculosis -free Aseredited
gel (Top in York Promises • to be a Herd." Oompen,satioe is paid for re-
fletOrS1,--4that is, tiesse animals which
show signs of the disease as a result
,of the test—and is based en two-thirds
of the variation placed upon the ani -
Mats by 'veterinary inspectore of the
'Health of, Animals Brandi, The maxi-
mum,' titireunt of compensetion Per-
mitted under the Animal Contagious
'Diseases Act 15 $100 for purebreds and
$40 for grades. No 'courpenaatien is
paid, hovvever, for cattle 'affected with
.innv mw, uor for grade bulls which.
990040 Oet.
?et it4HliroW.witerbtiyi-O Oen, t
the :her sister •Nora,
#nd. a
!tern1gethes'#.001, and Reats
• , • . .
r.(.4tti'd XV* ,ulIoUghafld
tonl1y;
the'0* of .*,,Y4114 Mr,* Win? Ful-
ler. •
X,r., and _MS DONS,- .Elliott and
of tbe 10t# -CenoeSidotis *peat
Sund4tY wfth Mrs. Mary Pbillip.
31r, ad 1rs.*.;Nlelsen W;ewartha, of
i'Clinton',iid 11ss: Ihelmine Tre-•
,**rtlifti OrTerente,:epent Suaday'With.
Mr. and 1$1Pal.' Oen,
aift.','Sain,•'MCAllister, of Detre% iS
tsitIng .TehVtiVeg iui the'.0e141nUnii);'.
'OW ,11140,410: FAW.sltitrA Pt Welland,
090.0 the 'Weeknentt her .parents,
owt Irs. D. '1,Aswine.
synintithlr Of the Community is
extended :..W7Mr. Vennis battsallne
the death' of his, father at Windser.
Thefamily utteed,cdthe funeral on
Monday.
Hortoe and,
.'iDecteM'nderdrho'y.,73:o011,f404,tees;mbu:i.rati:;s7penisie:st.ScIreqnn-dragYe
Mr. • wadi Mrs. Geo. ,affaCalorigh,
Bertha and Arnold,' of London, and
11/r. and Mts. Fred 1.11eCu1lougli, Wier -
van and Bruce, of Goderich, were
weekend visitors with Mr.. and 3/1-ra.
Wm.,. railer., • •
An • anniversary 'Service was held; at
Zion church,. Taylor's Corner, on Sun-
day evening. Rev. A. E. Mooilumee,
of Victoria street United church, God -
erten, conductedthe service, and
preached' an inapirilag eerinois • The
musicwas furnished by•-ra: 'splendid
quartette frora Video: charen.aud Miss,
Muriel Veerholise rendered a tine solo.
The- ehurai was ,beaatifully decorated
WithiuteLOwers. There was, a. red at-,
The Ld
Meeting of the Dramatic VloCe: .was
held onr•Trtead.ay evening a the boa*
of Mrs. °Harwood,,' with 'thirty-five
members ivesent. -sirs. Gordon,- dirt
°stapled the chair and introduced the
preglitet, 'which opened with totarmun.
*lot; islongimin4,,' 448 44/11nagr tbeyt tem, r .s" G. onorviv:.
Muriel •MoorhouSe, Harrold „Gardner
and Everett MeIlivain, Mrs. J. B.
Orr -edited and ,read the Bulletin. The
chief item on the program, was a de -
bete, "Resolved, that women spend
more time and money on ..pleasure than
do men." The eftirmative was taken
.flerold Gardner, Tom Sowerby and
Everett McIlwain, while the negative
was upheld by Esther Mellvvale, Nora
-Sewerby and. Mrs. Harwood. Many
points were brought out for both sides
with statiSties pre • and con. The
judges, Rev. A. E. Moorhouse, Miss
MoorhtstiSe and Mrs. Phillipe,
gave their declaionin favor_ of the
negative side: • Plans were made for
.Mtigitlerlide to be held in November
at the home of Miss Nora •Sowerby.
Lune]) was 4ersed by the hostesses
and a social time enjoyed by everyone.
Voice Mail* Noloes.—On Friday
evenlag the levier meeting of the Y.
PATS was held .at the home of WS,
'Harimod--witla tWentrsis 'members
prOaent. The meeting was conduetkd
by Everett Mellwain. A prayer from
.ptiat,e0oe "tathathidetd, rt'!borsoortsrpdtu. rehy, Nleostiorva41.
'Inst(Plumite.7nuta)lia.1.4.stIgIrv:41Kvbiyvivit. mituriAct:
Har.VS,Ood -rind John :Clements; Nora
'Stseeeby read the topic, "Pioneering in
the' •Oherelt," and 'Rev; A. V. Moo
house gate a talk On "Pioneer Days."
.The :Meeting dosed WO prayer by
Mr. lidoorhouSe. Lunch Was served
by the -ladies, and char praetiee fol.
lowed.c. ... . .Anniversary serelees Were
eoraineted in. Union church on Sunday.
The :edifice' was dr.tistleally, decorated
'with house plants and eitt 'dowers and
was filled to capacity for .b.oth ser-;
vices. ••• Rev. C. J. Moorhouee of Lott -
don was the apearker .for the day, and
took as his, text int the morning "Bles8
the Lord. 0 ray soul, andforget not
all his benefits" (Psalm 1034). He
',sad In part: "There Is et* united'
.task for .us that •-is.
to 00: the -WOW of the .„text wl411 all
our 'heart: itS the Psalratat Said it. 'An
unitiverars eta:A.04s ought to Set the
ittree for tho. whole Year. The Palm1st had collie to the place 'where be
felt he was getting 'ettrelese, was not
OrttlaIng God Ss he ought. no* far-
reaching Would- it .be if 'tlds group of
**therallteiXtriir Writit14',W071Srd ibebtite4°''ettentrdg
of
We 1110 mot tristaya mititiftil, of God's
geed gifts.• What Is a good saint?
'Cie Wise Via& his Bible, says his
prayers. ' 'Yes; but diletie than any?
thing' 0100, ...it is Oies datut who can
.praise •Cled•,With nil his heart cantle.
' 000'4 `bOttntlea are*se .riehlY
bOtnitteetittly bestowed 'opn us, and
when We get to *Oh Of a good thing
it tends to breed 4 feeling of eohtent.
It Is very • injutiotis to the Seal eini
lvery et yourself..gnsgre,ingKito ,chd. lret4anelu e.t.tiultn
Which' people will Sty you are the Most
tOMplaining person. To Make your
Soul metal andnarrow, ugly' and
410i:red,is. to,,be :always tetintitig up
what .yonbaron% get, It lie net the
Dower of likesing,that erieleheS OA but
StfaseeeThrlee blessed
le tho ttboi,,*,thittbus 110 gruni-
e'
biers. The Eksaltaist,,had tooliow ttei
inplaht. Do we not Make our *MA
trOtibles?' It is very Pleas- ant to think
that .settitOtte eite is to hlame•for. our
If *0- eoact, ,eee 006 as our
:father, *Stating over w &try day
You tan tharige 'Yetis lIfe from darit-
4108 and solos* to One of sonstibl0.
ttn-ti giadnes by etiltirating the' 'KA*
of gratitude,' 'What fire the benclite:
,Witich -God beabowS7 Ilia !aide
.knOWfl IILa itity Moses, and Made
, AttioIrit $11S acts irate the Childtell Of
:‘/srael. It is not a Secret fOr,otce Ot
‘4.*WO Saintly ipOoPle. it is the paid.
lege of eVery. 'ton,. Woman. W.: Chikl
to ktiOW •(46Wit WaYS .And atts. The
hllrinutgeethrtring.s is that no.- vies tat
o
Ing without loot heals. all /' -
fOrgtr-
Oitt dIeeaeee' • 0011 hasmore tki, do
With .totir '41.0taies tin% the. Plieltart.
dlo Satietta the Mouth with good'
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the
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0tb1ng. If
we hatli, ton* thrOngh
ottiHotro.0t
,*(-hieret to,stortovvie."
Wit .youth Itt 10(4 It you wat
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vow,
'''fb.141r4hi-414vro,'$'51"TI:".1u*I°4'..foo' 417the
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cburch 00
lL The ehurch, 100,
:' for nearly twa
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foeht ali *ov.4 .vot4 ..4144
nier Alten. . „
')./4r, and WS. IY.4,1Xtrea 'Mrovin, near
cbrentO, •eltort. the, hothlayi with her
brothers, ,,MOsers... lamer, .Wifl and.
Walter..41000,;. and her :lather, Mr,
David Alton, ' near •tiotieltato*, * •
Robert lflgglns, 01 tucknow,
spent a„ meek with. 'tier '44 -ter,
Wilaore.IrWinss-s ; •. •
Mr. and Wain Roy Alton and family
apent Sunday with Mr, and. Mrs. Wilt.
kips, of Paisley, .
.ASffl?IELD
AstursELD, 12. --'-Miss
iOUza-
butIt Mackenzie, of Winnipeg, spent
last week at the ;home of her aunt.
*re. U. 40, Mackenzie. -
Mr. 'Malcolm AlfaeLennan, of Barrie,
was home for th,e. week -end. '
Miss Anna Mackenzie, of Toronte.'
spent the, halides 4 her borne here.
MO. It. Gaunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
'MacLennan aud Mr. David .Farrish
visited at the lame of Mrs..Eldoa
Johnson at Larder Lake last week.
Miss Catharine ,Macdomild, of Gads
.F1111, spea 'the week -end at her home
here, , '
Messrs. iffairry and Harold ,Ilibben
are visiting their brother,. Jae's_ at
Niagara. '
Mr. James Crawford, of Port Al-
bert,„epeat a few' days at the home of
Mfr. 3o4erlek -MacGregor last week.
`-illaedimaid-MaeGregonr-A. wedding
of interest here took place in Red
Deer Alitit„ avnen -GraCe eregor,
Distressiog Headaches
A Symptom of Disease
Help Sant* ii.11$111thin With
And Enjoy Good' Width
• A Ts MOM CO.. tn. nom* woodeti 'separators is• desirable, but no
• immemmoiessaeafamasseamis '
•
at N't,14.iter4'honiQeet' onrirMIShseW. 03Lie 10% ina'reeZt
last WednesdaY. aftereoen, The pre.
Wentsliii,-T-6-mweIOY7WirsT(Tea,'” using
the progirtm as % outlined in the Mk-
sionary Monthly. .Mrs. 'Carmen tea -
gate. read the silevodonal leaflet anti
Mrs. fspomeroY • took cbarge of an
interesting chapter of the study book.
The ,roll eall was . answered vvith IL
verse of 'Scripture containing 'the
word "obey." After the benediction
,MitSS OUTTeST served a dainty lunch
•and a social hour was spent
An enjoyable time -wag , Spent last
Thursday *hen the ladies of the 'cons
gregation gathered in the basement of"
Nile church and ;quilted three quilts
to enelose in the bale -to be sent to
needY lamilles in the dried -out areas
of • the 'Wefts Arrangements were
made also for the . making or cot
quilts, knitted garments, ete.
Rev; 'H. andlitErs. Snell, of Ethet,
vislted on Sunday at the homes of the
lormesst's eotteins, rs, Telford Nixon
Ma titt rt.` 16, v., 01, at =Mlle `vsitesss*.:s.A....s-sToineroYssw-an
took charge of the aervices on the err.
and Mrs. Herb Pentland., Mr- Snell
Gregor, Kintail* and the late Murdoch con eitiTellaralTiffersaresitsrer—te-8
MacGreger, became the bride of Mr. We,atfield. •
David • Macdonald, son oflar. Sem [MIS and )Irs. J. W. Sowler. of Mit.
Macdonald. . ehells spent Thatikagiving at thelloms
of Mr. mad Mrs. John Table -
AnniverCtiry, servires will be held in.
Nile Church next 'Sunday, October 17.
at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., with Rev. L. C,
weste...os, sante Woodalee, a former
pastor, as the guest spepter.
.cufdrills. -wagon running gears, mad
,
Youtoowfl1b1UtWdwith
/MUM Ow CekoWlikth as
lisiosstheruustirtujuu of cutuu
y lista at Miiikatatt
EttilY to it5g010.
.to 11.021A114:«m$011alot•
lottias fax leaw;
anthe army of happy
ouroottolitras who hays
ahattlia to cluirtlearj
loos ROM' Cas; Order
from your ioeJ UAMCO
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•ST; HELENS, Oct 11.—Mr. J, U.
Wallace and Mr. • and Mrs Wm.
Gollaber,. of Norwood; are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Thorassand M.
and Mrs. W. A. Miller.
Mr. Earl Anderson, of .Belgravt
conducted services in the United
church on Sunday morning in' the' ab-
sence of Rev. IL M. Wright, who was
atteadieg the Loudon Conference
Y. P. TJ. con,reation at.Chatham.
Anniversary services .will be con-
ducted in the United church on SIM -
day, October 24, when the special
speaker Will be Rev. Mr. Shepherd.
of Egmondville.
Visitors for the Thanksgiviag week;
end included Mrs. Alex. Murdie, of
Toronto, and Miss Irene Woods, of
Waterloo, with Mr. and .18Irs, Robing, n
Woods; Miss Dorothy MeQuillhe of
Sandwich, with Mr. John iMcQu1111fl;
3StEr !Neely Todd, of Stratford. with
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Todd; Miss W. D.
utherferd, of stirkland Luke, and
Iss Muriel Hall, of, Toronto, with
Mrs. 3. B. 'Rutherford.
IMrs. ,Micieenzie Webb and, Miss
Laurine 'Miller attended the leadership
training 'class held" under the Women's
Institute at Clinton this'weeks
Itecent visitors in the communitY
included Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Meru-.
lane and son Walter, of Jameatown,
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Masher.
eon ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry i.VieAllister,
Sohn, Charlie and lean, of Drew, with
Mr, and. Vass Colin McDertald and
Mrs. Dernin; . Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Douglas aritilamily, of 'Mitchell, will)
Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron.'
The regular meeting of tbe Y. P. U.
Watt held on 'Sunday' evening. The
Serialture lesson was read by Mrs.
W.. Rice. The topic.. "From Sea to
Sea," was read -by Isobel and Dorothy
Miller. • •
Women's butlitute.—The botoher
eeting of the Women's Inatitute was
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Wheeler, John Coates, G. !Gordon and
N. Keating. Tile altar VMS artistica. ,
by -decorated with fortis, foliage. and -
flowers • s
Wedding Anniversaryo—Mr. and
Mrs. W. fF. Campbell quietly observed
the thirtysafth anniversary of their
wedding with the forMer's sister, Mrs.
Stonehouse, and Mr. R. StonehoUse of
Goderich. William ftanklin, Camp.'
bell, son of Mrs. Campbell and the late
N Caint11iell, past Wawanosh, and
WESTFIEtan
WESTFIELD, Oets.12.—Mr. W. Els-
ley and Mrs. J. Elsley„at Benrailler,
were guests of Mr, .and Mrs. J. L.
MeDowell on Sunday:
Mr. Glenn McGill, of Hamilton,
spent Sunday with lais parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 3.11e0111.
Mr.' Alex. Nethery, of Hamilton, was
a week -end guest with Mr. and: Mrs.
J. McGill.
Mr.and MTS. W. A. Campbell and
family -visited with Mr. and Mrs, R.
Gardiner of Ashfield on Sunday.
T. P. U. Meeting.4-11te Y,P.U. held
their first meeting for the fah on
Wednesday evening, with twenty pres-
ent. The program was prepared by .
the viee-Ptesident, Miss Jean Me -
Dowell, mut MIsis Gene Cook Treaded
over the meeting. The -Scripture 16S -
SOU, from I Corinthiame 15, was read
by Mrskfraexiae 'McDowell. Miss Mae
Wightman led in prayer. Rev. H. C.
Wilson, :gave the topie,- taking as his
sittbject "Thanks be to God which giv-
eth us the victory through our Lord
Jesus Christ." • The meeting was dis-
missed with the Mizpah benediction,
after which a social time was endeyed
by all. ,
Chureh Anntiersary.,Large -congre-
gations gathered at the 'Westfield an
niversary services on Ounday. Rev. D.
W. Pomeroy took his text in the after -
;wen from 2 Chronieles 5—"And the
house which I bald 18 great; for
great is our Giod above all goats',
In the evening he took his text from
Ephesians i2:103-:4"And -bath raised us
up together," the subject being "The
Altitudes of Life." • The music in the
afternoori: ,was given by the 'Westfield
their assiited by the senior male
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eibtliorpe of tBlyth rendered a solo.
In, the eveningthe music was ren-
derectsbystne-Belgrave United thumh.
3frs. Brown and the late -B a
Brown, were married at the' brides
home, .bomber, by ime late. Rev.
Medd of. Illseter. • The' conple- were
unattended. Mrs. Harry Itretsinger,
niece ef the, groom, now of Florida,
wasthe flower -girl and Everett brovsa,
new of St. Thomas, Was ringbearet.
Por some years after their marriage
they lived on ferna where their fame
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y.H.enowtsstradi;Camtbepybemilol,ved, nowto
farm, which 'sus lit that tinse the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cerny -
bell. Their family consists of, tsvo
sons and one daughter: HeWard, on
the, homestead, 5111 coneeSsion, of East
Wawanosb; Douglas, of the same con-
eession; Winifred, at home.
messeasseassaftafessemasfemaas
eld at Mrs. Its-K-s.Millertssons-Thars-•
'clay utfterUoon. with the president.
Mrs, Allan Duran, in the chair. Tin;
roil; Call, was responded ,to with mony
helpful hints, for storing traits and,
vegetables. 'The teplei "Ifellowe'enS?
was • in tha,rge of Mists faiildred
Me-
eQuilliu, who read an interesting paper
telling bow Halloween briglnated and
Its customs, legends and suPerotitlans.
Suitable poeins were read by Mrs. E.
W. Rice, Mrs. Ed. aleQuillin and Miter
Maty Irwin, Lunch' was served, the
hostesses being Mrs. W. G. ,MeCrosties
Mrs. George Stuart and Mrs. Allan
Derain,
BENIVIILLER
traNaptliths.a, Oct: U.—Mr. .and
Mrs. ,J. C. Green, of Toronto, visited
with Mr. and Mrs..,C, A. Vartstone over
the week -end. • -
Rev. W. Herbert, of Holniesville,
0cetWied7 the Bentoniet -Untted thurch
Pulpit on tSunday-. The T. P., IL Met
as **lariatont.',Stinday evening.
Mr. .1. Moore, o Gotlericii, hits come
to Make his' home -with lilt, son, It. S.
Moore, iletrmiller.. •
Mr, EL •Straughati, ot „TaTallta;
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Wei 110101 Straughan, o•f Kitchener,
spent the 'holiday with their parents,
Mr. and Ws. Arthur IStraughan.
ref'
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"Crown grand" Corn Syrup
makes happy', healthy chil-
dren. No doubt about that
,for doctors say it. creates
Energy and helps to build
strong, sturdy bodies. Chit.
dren love it and never tire
of its delicious flavor.
THE FAMOUS
ENERGY
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Our Meti Will Shoot Om atta Disabled Animals
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Miss Mary Clarke,. of Toronto, and
Mr. .Statley Marko, Port Stanley,
Mere at the, hot* of theft .paronts,
and Mrs. 'Clarke, for., the
holiday. itteek.end.
kilo* "God ea today does." Dnring
the tterirte6 a solo, "I 00100 10 Thee,"
Was Very effect' i*Iy ;sung' ,Itto. *-
fuer Grausten of Gotletich; a. Solo,
'often the World 'Forgets," We8,beata-
Want feung by Vista 'Val:halal* Tie-
Wartha of " TOrehteq 41141 *duet, "He
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keott 'Itotwe an41 Can -
he choir Sang • in • sit:heti,
114 lititwn Of itightemistiteN"' At
eviodog•eettrike, Mt. .1woorhoticto,
took itshis tett AZ* *Atli the heart,
bellereth tChto righteettotteseand
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