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Mr 4 NEM Wskt., Mai‘isetd,* rifsNeW
York tite's ttre renewing coraler AINOalrie'
'In thls efifttr",iets
lAbOhtt K..1.4 •w.
went 'visi ere.
ettlirris. end ttr.. Barris,
Ickett* c011flite4 .hL
rdot aut thf veontor,
bone. Mr wool,
a'
Lr art410,,, J. 4, Wrntlina, Orlin-
areY.igtint Me latter'smother; Nits„
vid Oinin, • '
gresoin4 llArC'Pert Briiiiferd and two
.•thIldrell Were tilleksend elisitera With re-
latives••1n Ooderieh;
The , regular Writ* Meeting.' Or the
Dungannon Junior' Farialero' 003 is
being held In the Parish Hall on 'Thurs.
day evening of this •Weele.
Robert Fitegeeald has eeld his fine
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Pa,re
eras, AO. and Mrs S. 4. Kilisittriek, and
e ther friends, Mr. ;NSIMer Kiliastrielere
*turned to worooto. He Wee ateemnoets
led by. 'Aster Girvin, Reed. son Or lair,
end. Mri. Melvin Reeds' •
, Mrs. Berton • Itratehs lArlis N. r,
• Ws/ Cella Pentland ' and 3tro,
Arthur elliott attended the 'Meeting of
HdrOrelleehitterial SOC.iety: of the W. IL
S; Of the United:ellenele, Which Was held
in 'Clitriam on Teesthlys• * •
Miss Margeret PentlOild and •brotlier,
'Wilfred Pentland, were guests with Tor.
°Tito relatives for the Week -end. 0
their returri they Were attempanteci by
•thelr aunts, Mrs. Sarah Clirvin and Miss
MarthS Pentland, who 'spent the winter
season v4th the former's daughter, Mre,
Melvin Reed, and Ms -Reed. s
•-Mr. and. Mrs, William Molt sand Mr.
end Mrs James 'IsteWhinney „were, in
Wingham on Fridase the gentlemen
being in attenthenee at the Cobeeteative
'convention for the Huron -Bruce riding,
for which Foster Moffatt 'was rionlinated
as the eandidate for the corning election.
Mrs. C. W. Alton, Mita M. Ryan.
Mrs. F. Ross and Ms. R, Davidson, were
at Blyth on Friday in attendance at the
district executive meeting of -e W07
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_ _esx ron,-
Both health reqiiisoiti
at this time of, year
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106-stire :81111 on core 1, Ashfield, ,the Thuesday, May '10th, •EiC 230 p.m. . Roll
parelueser Ming *Main Mole, who ob- coil will tfe,-"shiOn Ilints-karly Sum.
tails Peseeseloreleamecliately. mere -srl'here will be a "dress parade!'
The Dunglituani beef ring will open and Judging led by Miss, Matlaret . Dur -
next week for the summer, tee first beef Mei, who will also ',give an address upon
will he butchered on Friday, May llth. _ehe subject, 1i•Geoci Dreastrig." Music -
Mrs., Annie Barkley is At- guest ',with irilitOr and violin -will he Wen. by M.183
her. daughter, Mr& Robert Pitegirabt Catherine Crawford and ' litisa Evelyn
CulThbV'regsular Weeklr meeting of the
We are. sorry to report that Mr. Fitzger-
ald es very ill following a nantlYtie stroke
a few days ago, •• Y. Fla of Dungannon 't.Triited church
The directors and officers of the West was held on Wednesday evenings Miss
Wavolnosh. 1ttutual Fire Insurance -Cce Marjorie McDonald presided, Miss Belle
held their regular monthly meeting in Swan read 'the seripture lesson, the 23rd
the Company's office on Tuesday of this Etallo.' AI* Lots Treleav,en rendered a
week.
solo, A very excellent •adriree.a,. was giv-
Arthur Culbert, Carman Anderson and
Allan Reed,. attended a meeting in the en .by Mrs. Es C. Laweort of Carlow, on
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thes-Subleetse-Flowers, ' An inetrimentall-
tssessseee.-AtereSTSSOXeOrselfeas-CpeadaeMSWereiert . ..„.,,_ , ......, _ . ,
.whTeb 1;611144 at Carlow '01-*ThurrAlai 'bilstness of plan ing the program for the P14 '°'''S°1° WaS P1aY°4 'fri 1V -1X. frif Ler°1
evening. * Stingel, . .
distiect annual meeting was conducted. . ,
Meidamee J. Winiams, 0. S. Harris, „-, Pais „ . - „ The quarterly joint meeting of the
e "The a crass of arra or DIM -
R. A. McKenzie, 0, Irwin, were in Clin-- - - junior Farmers Club and the J
gaimoti United church, hai be invited - u ni or In -
ton on 'Igueul_ ay attending the Presbyeo..present the •tliretinY , „1,11 stitixte of Dungannon will be held in the
t...'lse.esteeied''''' 41371JIPM•alt4J-11e;_tilret8::%e' program.'w1;1
mettinf-Ot-the-W1)4.4. Of the 'Un- Three -Pegte'r-in Auburn- on Friday evens .
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lied cof hurch.
. .......,,M•441.1. In. thie week uncle h ateenteeeje.
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verer'esejoyab e e was spen at e Au urn . omen s n s ititte... The'"7r- "*-%'RerfaifiniarifferiT
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" 01'6 t4Q- lile 'Or la incr rs,;.. it mien' Roach', play wee eueediefifili" i6ifk4: iiiiii: simintiltene-Cluttoreewho,ewitheMrss-Clute
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the• oecesiOn being to celebrate the iously at Dengannon and Nile, and is to tonspent his honeymoon last summer -making a tour -of quebeee-Thle shout
-birt•htleY et the host Only-immedi, ' be- giverr at Blake church, Mined; IV -
prove quite _Interesting -land - will be 11-
. edi
eterares otethe- family -were present. • eday, Mai -lithe; - - - - ! - • - ' 1 .
lustrated with lantern slides furnished
Miss Mary Jane Robb, War has en- :With the coming of May and finer
. . It. e
JoYed, the winter season wit -h irr• sister, weather, seeding operations in lisle dis- by the CNFollowing thprogram
Mrs will be a dance, music to be given
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Mrs. Milner, of London, has returned triet have become general this • week. -to by the _Hogan eorchestra. •This meeting
- -Vy -littlwor
e kehatt been done on the Dungannon and is now at home with er
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Aar:EKING
Ithpattleke. of Topiit0,
w -end at his hone
* Pearl, '/rstin „returned hone
* few ;Week' witk her f
ir4 with her
Mrs„..fstusit iDurnint, Belfast.
Ughideri 'Mr
and 7§ftran:her:Vo ehitAirac"p4„,a1"14,4;41grt4nOXO*4 lircsgtit't Ins”'
1444414 10 Wins *Rh, ti* and Will Cook /41010
ter, Miss,. lainie Ste*
-Ire-resireinVak'Mr
So. well ' this .week. daughter, "•listra.
11 With WM at present.
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tIPScOtt is no a fete rillYalfm4 'weft wit'h
' quite * nUMber, Of ifidlea froin0•110*
.r United ohttrOt attended the 'OrOy"teriaT
1 * Clinton on Vueiday of this.: Week,
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Mlle I; Witient- and Ma V. 11f, titran-
'Wm attendede the funeral Cr:their eau.
'sin, )A.trs,',Robt, 4oPiln.oller. of, littgoiley
wownelop, en MeridaY'ef.thiti week,
Mr, and UM. Milt00: Plunkett And
ebil4rett, of Torebta, Spent the week -end
at the home Of his father, 111r, ' WM.
Plunkett, and ether relatives in the vies
Mr. 4 Dobie and T. Anderson are
home from College. 'F. Anderson 'will
leave shortly for Northern ,Ontario,
where he has a pdsition.for the coining
season in the nsining section,
Master Donald, Mallory left for the
West last week alter 'nearly a year rfpent
with his -aunt, •Mrs. Wm. Anderson. We
are sorry to eta,te that his mother, Mrs.
Afallory, is still in the hospital in Tor-
onto, • e
"The People of thit seetinie heard with
deep regret of the sudden death of" Rev.
"te.A.sattlieres,---lifressalliler swase-peseeer-
the Methodist charge and removed from .
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-here aboUt twenty year ago, ' He leaves!
hes wire and three children, Margaret,
Ella Rae and Lloyd, ' '
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lier. friend,
ft, it4Plit*k.
*r.., *inlay 8441#ton and itisa.#ar*
Pont el 'Prleeiltle, were ,Week*Ond ineata
t the toTitter'8, hOme here,
*Asa Marguerite 1,000,' 'Ipngavillea,
1s.,home for a two weeks' Iyith, her:
Parents, Mr. and Mts. Norman Long.
'Mess Itttehie and sons, garve.it
and Eldon, of Zion, itisited the fernier%
*ter, Virsc, Thos. 'Blake, on Sunday.
Ali. and Mrs. Kenneth- Campbell and
two danghters, *Mr. and Mrs. •Aubee"
Higgins and aeack, of Detre% visited Mr.
and Mee, Glaris, Curran -SatiledaY' -
The_ popular play, "The Three Pegs,"
vou be, presented in 'Blake Han- PrIclal';
May llth, by the Dungannon :Young
People under the auspices, of the Y. P. S.
• Mr, and Mrs. Itobtesphillipes Cteides
-rich, 'and alrt. Will MenarY, Vanee and
PhillLps 14fenary, of Dungannon, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh teriarY
Sunday.
The superintendent of Blake Sunday
Schoole the young men's and boys' etas-
ses and their' teachers, attended the il-
lustrated lecture on "Literature and
Life," -by 'Dt's M. Soland Lucknow
tQwThhalI -s4,11-44"--efteetleensessee-4.gesseere
s. is for members only of the two organie
land previotusly, with the exception or
her brother', W. J, 'ROW Z.Alli. ancLanyone- wishing -to -attend
every -high lend; The -fields- of-swheat, -
The Ant of the weekly half holidays muet'Isecomeses member ef either- omen,
s ,which have -been -looking --quite -brown. se
on--nie- are beginning to look greener -es -buts a
cheints on Wednesday of this weeir, oottleeounr rain is needed tor -bent
will continue throughou,t tne summer wheat fields and gr .
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--sersbirtMlirtlie'Triet WeeT• of ".Septen-ibefre" ' 'The- -rectilaremonttilye. eratetirige-ot-the.
- Mr. William McClure, general seer. Dungannon Junior Institute will be held
chant, is able to be, out again •after at the home of Miss Margaret Ryan, on
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SPECIAL SELLI
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WOMEN and MISSES
A wonderful group of ' values in
seasona.ble. styles at a remark-
ably low price of.... .
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-Mres-Robsiesininilifeor nears-SaskatdO '
with his ' tinnily; two daughter Gladys
btrisci-eandeileabees 'Rosse-Wrinmill. iiitesese sereenelase-GorciefieJeriklifee419•101itterld
(4r.:a&Orsr.4gSMI-S
'.—IfztGofaYTCE . y or , an ee usS . The death oteurrectrat the home of her
and Leslie Witimill, his nephew; motored,. at,,1,' Stratford, on Saturday last,eof ure.
To -Ontario, arriviiik at tb-e hoine, of Mr .r Charles Parsons. Syria, parsonisliad been
T. --Taylw brothertaw=c)U-Icfr ' Min. ' staying--irr •the 'city for the :emit- ted
milli lest SatUrday. ,Mr. Winmill and inontluo, Her home is in Hullett Town -
family° are leaving the dried -out area of ship, Hurorie County, of which township
, , . she was a 'native and where she had
Saskatehewan rind making a new start - she vas - --
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eisent - -all "-her life She leaves ts-iiit Alexander- ISL-GrassIck, aged 45, died
In Nova Scotia, where his other son has • ' ' ' • suddenly at his home here on Tuesday
daughte.rs, 1VIrs. Jenkins of the city, Mis.s . „._ , ,
been, farming for the last -live years. .1--s-
A. week of special evanscelittic eeridee rothers, 'Miller-- Ernest:
Amy Parsons ofe neat Clhiton; three 'north -1'g An."' 461n year Hes-was born
and Thomas_ in _Aberdeen, Seettlende sons of J_ames and
Mebe held inethe-Maptistechtnth corrrs ams, of II -Ellett; two sisters. Mr& Margaree--Duguide-Geassick. ' wnen he
William Ross in Hallett, 'Mrs. Jas. Cook was 18" --he t°°k-- Up raik°ading °I1 the
of Yorkton, • Sask. else 7,aa a meenber,
Ortlie-11-iiins-United 'efaireli- in Hullett
7'ov/is-sh1p. . • .
CHARLES KERR
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Obituary
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TOMISDKZ, 1+SAY 3rd, 1144
rittvuEsVIDIRisireoiria:(wat MerNrsteno:ASIribien in Mader BOW
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USSLER and LIONEL BARRY -AIME
' , antet .1i an' event" not to Inksed and this- attraction boista.rinenties
7.1010tO ene.teis •stars .11, picture praised by all 6104: Very* 'Mailer aPe•
SuOtietirse cast: ; •
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Sweetheart, Christopher Bean"
_WATS Slaaal,' 11,1A0X
Ttlint$DA,Y ,to -
aIRA., and SATURDAY
glim,:'.Sununeville and Andy Devine ,
Willta:se Yeti for buggy ride along joy -road in their.laigst ruciiontil riot
of, »unity,
sseeees
ect,MINCe--.Charles Lateehten in "The Private Life at 'HENRY VIM"
Matimee Wed, and Sat at 3.60 p.m. e
"HORSEPLAY"
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058 King street West, Kitchener. He WHERE SCOUTING HELPED
Was bOrit in Toronto May 28th, 1863,
Writing a Saskatchewan juvenile court
judge reiarding two boys, a probation
officer reported that they had "attended
school and church regularly, joined: By
Scout Troops, and .done their good'. tUrn.
each day," and reconunended that they-
te discharged from the proba.tior. list.
and at the age of 19 entered the,Inland
Reventie Service. There he seems for 35
years, retiring in 181'1, moving to Gode-
*rich. He remahied here until 1921 when.
he took up residence in the city of Kit-
chener. He was 'married August 3rd,
1886, to Zea May Marlton, of Goderieh.
Three daughters survive, Mrs.. Eugene
Roschnasi Mrs. Herold Young and Miss
Kenos all of Ilitcherter, one daughter,
Zeclas predeceased him in 1910 and his
wife in .4921, one brother,. John, lives in
elltt6Wraleriera-8LSTet8;-Ell-zalietliSt•Snel
Catharine, both of .Toronto. He was A
member of the Huron Lodge, X.O.O.P. of
Goderich, and the Red River Masonic
Lodge, as well as the Kitchener chapter
R.A.M., Guelph peasentm
Templars, Royal City Lodge of ,Perfee-
sessierse....lis30
trict superintendent of the Chapter.
e- „funeral willeta.ke plade from- hit late
res deuce, Kitchener, Friday afternoon
at 1.30.° The remising will be brought to
reoderich,_ interments _Iis Maitland ceme-
tery at 4.30 p.m. ,
NORWAY
A composite scoilt troop of beys from'
some of the big public .schools _of
Share a essiipefie -Noiway-stbig
summer with ,Norwegian Scouts.
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ALEXANDER GRASSICK
pleasatit-eVening was spent in meneing-on Suntlay.-Alay 6th, afternoon
the parish hall Priday, ander the awe Service '3 o'clock, • evening serviee '730
spices•-of-the-Wornenss sC/uiedeof-Sts-Paul't e°7`°1°°k•rs 411.1e'esi*e1ai- sPeakers'- for -the'
,en a gond crowdi lv"k are Rev. Dr. 0. &butt, ot Tor -
was whenspeak - in attendance for the ' progre,ssive
euthre party. Poirrteen tables were in d eYening, Maday and Tuesday even -
1 ay and prize -whiners were. Ails& Als •stead, Euderton $t., London; Thursday,
eseandeelames Brown, -while-con.
isolation prizes were mein: by Mies '1or
Durnin and Allen -Reed. A feature of.
e -evening was the drawing for a very
pretty quilt of „the Dresden Plate design,
James MeWhinneY being the holder of
the lucky ticket ,whieh was drawn by _ • ,
Miss iris Rivett A _ dance was held PORnit S HILL
after lunch was served. • -Some-to- report5the 'lilnesa 'sot Mrs.
Zio •
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e 'Tweed Stilts, consisting
r Jacket, Skirt, Eat and. matching
Bag , black, nayy, and brown,
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Eats &tan styles and one -to -suit
eve4' taste, large. head sizes ins.,
eluded. Reduced' for this week .
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i?ESSES
xi. spring style—striped, checked
flowered prints.... .....
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CJRLS' RINT DRESSES
Fast. ebtoi Prints; dainty styles,
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sizes 4, to
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0 FLANN
Grey Flannel Suits, English style,
*via h shorts? sizes 4 to 9.
In sand shade,
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Gs --V. Crefeot, Adelaide St, Lon-
don; Friday, Ps. W. Zeiman, Tal-
bot St., London. The London speakers
will bring .along talent to assist- in the
service of song.' Everyone is invited. to
attend and will be very welcome.
nt ,t. 0. fst.ntugsanium
litable Meeting liVedneiclaYeVelling, When Gil •Sondays* esDeWitt Cosens spoke
&able meeting wediteday eveningwhen, to a tali ..atied congregation in Grace
members of flielr•P. S., --of Nile. CreW-0 ehurth
and:Slake United ehurches were guests' tee, es.. ser. ,Theeseeeennaller, :spent _ the -There passed away at the home of her
t,
of -the DUngannon Society.- -Meg Mar- - on, Allan R. Mershall, near London, funeral will be held from the home of the
areteRyan presided._ and miss; pejesnasl_Week-end With he sister, Mrs. R. Fuller. Elizabeth A. Rundle, widow •-of the late deccasedee_brother-Johnee-Lorrie Averrue,
. Treleaven presided at the plane. Guest/ The 'f _earniersEdeeerieulte ,bitsYssthete das-rs- James- S: Marshall, in her 77th • year. on Thursday afternoon to Woodlawn
Speakers for the evening were Resi. F. J. putting in the' seed. Mitt the harvest
__es— Deceased is an aunt of lett Roy Rundle, • cemetery, where interment, wiellsessenesse
Miss 011ie F'uller, of London, _spent ity 35 ,years ago, moving to London, and .... ie. ' • '
plentifiii-this- year. •
Mathers„ et Grand Bend United-chereh, ,*e -Huron reigheinirSandslieed-fn-tIrlifein- • , •
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who spoke upon the subject, "Christ in
iefies eacierie eamiciond Sunday at the -home of her parents, Me. later returning to Goderich, taking up Minor Crinle Wave
our Livesand
resbyterial President of -the' Yount. and Mrs, Robert Fyller, Master Earl re- re,sidence on PictOn-1,treet , twenty _ yeara —
turned: Sisit-lierefOrs S. -few days' Viatte ago. Her , husband predeceased . her '''' ' . 4
also of Grand Bend. Who addressed the
People's -Societies, of Huron 'Presbytery.
The Porteria .Hill softball' team held abOut ten years ago, and she again .nievs - Hits h Colity
t -e
--1,-e-olges societies.. lifiss olive, inakeo growl _$,. e de -the aureli-Wonclay_even- their Ibis, oneRianglitere Mitia Martliall,
Gaines and. contests followed, and inneh
therfrikenpsHri• •the work. otethe• tii
Blake thumb,- Ashfleld, rendered a 'Solo.
was served by- the - Dungannon 'Voungt
.. ,..titair. el,seepeeeteee,-DI the season attlielt ed to London. -She' 'Icai..e.F...to MOM -,---.-- ,..,...„.....,..._ ' -, e•----- ---se -
ing. A geed ennui:" of. the `sports were
present • . •
On lay 8th Menai- Clifis *ill held home et her son onWednesday. of last
of Liesden, and one
don. The funeral was held front the
sons auen ee Lon- Two .1Viore Men Rounded Up—A
. Pozen. Undier Observation ,
People. : • - I tsbetr regular thee mi. 'Mr. Ian McLeod week. Interment was made in Scottis- 'Stewart MacGillivray aged aged 25, Ash.
'The -April -meeting -0 the Dunginzion '
• - ' 1 or (Milton, will eve lantern slides. "I'llis' ville cemeter
`Vireitnen's InttitUt`e -Wat held -on Thurs.
..day at the home of Mrs. .W.. R., stoth-
ers.--,-Vor the ••openIng-e*i'reites;-the-
sident, Mrs,"charles A Alton, predided.
Roll -call ' wag answered by oOne way in
-which •elve may help Mu* taririninitYt"
C. P., R. and at the time of his death
IVaritMitilitIV-“ngineer in' the -London-
Windsor division .and in Goderich. Mr.
GrassIck had been in poor health. since
he suffered an attack of flu ;it 1918, but
There passed away at his home in had been at work until a short while
Ccilborne township, Charles Kerr, in his before his death, which came as a great
68th year,safter aelong-ilinesse on Sittur., I shock --to his family and friencb.
day, April 28th, He was a son of the survived by his wife, formetly Eliza'beth
Sellers, of Dundee, Scotland, and two
ughters, Phyllis and Gladys, both, at
home, two brothers, James and John of
borne Township 21 years ago and este). London, and three sisters, -Mrs. Morri-
s . .
liaised a ' tile. raanulacturing business son and Mrs. grant, of Detroit, and Mrs.
:HeSellers of London. Deceased was a
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leaves to mourn their toss, hie widow,-
-ate, sat -home„ one sister, Mrs. Ed-
o, sort, Courtland, and a daughter, Lor. -member- of the Presbyterian thumb, of
the -Maitland Lodge, No. 33, A. F. and
ward Beaver, Crediton, and one brother, A. M, and of the Brotherhood of En -
Fred Kerr, Crediten. gineers. A Masi:laic funeral service was
held at his late- residence on Tuesday
evening, the 'remains being' taken to
Loyclon Wednesday morning, where the
late John Kerr and, Carolyn Wilson
Kerr, and waseborn--at-Crediton.• H
moved. to the 3rd concession of Col•••
MRS. J. S. MARSHAL"
is to be an open meeting to which the; • 3 - .
• .in the toils.for 'chicken and grain steal- 1.• - Don't forget the liability yowl
• EDWARD McDOWELL
incur through the operation of
'Fiarider _states, • • 1,,.. ' .
ladies, aresinvited. There will be war and ''
' 1 , The _death occuered ef Estsw..ard Me -1 ' • _ _ _ .
your car. Make yourself safe.
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by insuring with ' . • --- s
don,,ivrra were Ct Uhtfras.i111041' MdacYlwitlineP;Is0ift lAlmrlis: IlsteQwsulist1"171:it lini:lage:*i.erlim::efr-Am' :torts. thc:: hai:iiinp:egte::: ,togoPk•to„,„v,„iinz!.,„,„a' la . '0_:tiisnisndltidr9yjeoh peraYsley.!4-AcC°e57-• s - Low. RapthesLi le ii:9h6 Security-- - ---
mvilisth, st,, :/1410, bAs been. quite ins •Vigin __avenue, on- -FridayreApril -27th,
34tli. .shr ,dlirerent charges were laidl_
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F. WOOLLCUNIME—
Reports ot-committees.--innectio4) Mrs.,:-Atottillen,' rianikined-lor n -week t 3-4—Mr.--,meDowell waa born -in Nova a imurlani
whieh 'would seerrito indi- [ - - * • •
With" the prepttrations tor the district soon be al'ritifitellwas sPent on a far
;:41*, t,;..:—,Witnst -she v1111
animal meetingto be held in Darman- . m' in Hurs°11 'C°11n4i, cate thathe is something more than an ------ ' -
,zert_en,may 30; were glyet, via_4210._.84.. *47,,Leanard .ginott pt. „ Norval tete,- near Auburn. 14enty-ilve years ago „__he
3, loan, itfrs, rt„ eiskeeesese •ese Rev, D eek, who it eritleally ill Ssith pneu. wife, Mary Jane Henry,. predeceased him Caecs.
triA,, lektt::111:21 a,dreiso iforira,vbteitationto.tiotaintlitei;t alpivOaveilin;enAtt liithriheero_cf osernittitttingot abasesiehoet;ited.rn.
coitioti emiunittee, :ern/loosed .0t. icc;,. j: Ont are vith these snateee ler& Deft.. to 00derieh' duelti-g. lett. winter, His, :fliTehM:::::tettliw6111:ixte-airl hitt:re:de, iroif .tthhe_
ditional coriireittee Was
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appointese a re- thin. and Mrs. Will Fleet., of' D.P.rford, retited arid moved to Totento, •coming
NrittseVtinlulYoii'''..?Eteu*liitt bssrbourvi°!k. Aft'V'ercitirleeb'jY15is. atenrirdet 1Virs6itts:c; • beecisneeens
amateur if they are:proven to be true
teunty ein conneetion with *the present.
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' etas district. director, . Ws., V. , Was; a'est.,,' 14tgs are giveit*foroeoeh night's tetviiskit) Prod 'SX'grtelall, in his 41st Year. °mitt on Mondait, APrii 30111, he plcaded Srli A V -V -el ' . -- -
pittnist, eletft. te. G. --treleatritit it-Ot,.. Otttrant thos* itaar4 ill- -rePreoent E`b1 He was a son of -1-4/.11 Tina ,Strg,,, Trn. guilty 'to ihe theft of a latiics purso .irt 47''' I the" "
imettrbil thef;, :e th e
thhaelip autt 8 eBrttusnd-
i-deleseates, could not act in that capaeity Her'. tWo $1Ster-S, 'elle frein.„Toronto and Potter,
at he expected to be out 61- town, the ono trmus BOxlibiltbni' are with her. . .brothersZLeonard and Hiram, of giehi- ilte edoifey use, Harry Prc'oc:o?,
1°I. tb6 'ensiling 7eat "s held' 'tht Prt' were Pres'ell: 111°**Inee'llig was. °P6rkedi tbSuendatul; entlifter11861**100the: sxrihTl'ilehe Wnallh-belecilir:eital s'-', Police ,report that 'there are aboixt it
pointed in his stead.
preskicht. mrs,. 0, es, Aiteri,- was ap. esee .erseday • eventrig. the Y. ,1". S. held gati.- Rev. Geo. T. Watts, !pastor Of ;.011 11-Ete_kett.
Eidetic:di .ot otatets .tlieir ftgUlar meeting,, ,when about 15 [North street Unit,ed thureh, t (inducted
Stenehiesse, of gredeeleh; and tome anct donee agaihsi 'them. is conPlete.
William. mCDOwell,. of . -Wcattleld,', Itost *tliei' Will. be picked up as soon as evi-
were six' riephews, Marvin, John anti dogen • more under observation and that
" All are
en . urimes, Victor Whitley and Cas -
MONTREAL
Davittscat toresi; •Nfts, 0. yr. Anon: iir3t the to-ntest . that starts Allis rigidity for torment was, Madein „Maitland cone-
-vicelom, urt., ,,y, 4. /14,411; 8$7,001,4 toe& larger atiendan'oe, and More members. xt tery., ..
pro.. Mrs., 0. 0. &ova; 80,,Artatt tfriit; it to be a rate. aerate. the continent, ' FRED TYNDAIL,L ,
1
‘c°6*.lzileto.. *Cirirries' tate Is sonewhat diiier:2
$ 85
.. $. , ii,. , 8, ,... 1 . (fl
M1 T
Marstritil StonehoUte, of Westfield. Ths
fi-w days will land most of them ' in the
known to the authoritieS _arid. the:next
OU 0 Y
*s torn itorni,tait. -atel Urse -0-.-.0e Trelexte ' °1';"-V4A` 4411°1 'll,:-.P1---"Taxel—front -qtst- AV: -0,#-:----ttoti-dAy-atz;-Its,--- home ---irse speliett• ,
P eletsenalel:, dieectors, mes, es, Poo,. - taolt cattain to 01166Ae ' a certahl Make After a long illnesi ' there' Passed away e, 11 t Ireat, .,,, thOge ef theeepers. _ tors pollee .. , . ,„ ,
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B DE IlEAtTPIt
Mrs. 1 Ix "Itiehardson* lkifit4 ' V. .101104, anaosy .ce* are the eaTitaihs arid wi811 farm. now occupied by the partlatS at '''''•
pianist, "Mrs. P., RoSt;" flower corranittee„. 11,444 b111°"t qui race • °lea r"01..,art dalt of tulletti
lived kits. whole me in this conornunity. die alarm was raised. He fled, the
incl was b"11 4511 the
thles. viespaek,r1.:amr•k t(e)::-todttanlec:
Equally 'low fares from
,
att. a, Igtaxmaid and utt, rt. David. eVeryont tri come out tor either ono side
ton. Mies Margaret ItYan, Of th6 Junior or the .other and It,' inaRe the minting!.
, - Ten S'eafe ago lit 'Ant liitb ParrnorohiP erewd -after liliii. 'The faetthing of the
GOING MAI( 1142
'ate . points
tottIttite„ foored with tt, vptal zao. kr. as interesting 8.S peeeible. Mass 4ta re .
rangemente were made tor 'the next etl- i g• n e '
,,n a ight tot th ' race Olen Lock- ,
with his broth&-in4taw, 0Iarente COrie purse esesieee looseeed ood computi.
powder Puff' arid the varioue items *nal. ''"
etutning: Leaving Maltreat arid que-
''s• Y ille to eyening of May .
Interrnech
trieting whielt is tO be held woe week hart will have thane and. will be Pleas-
, . nell, In cattle and they also eear;lyeendrd:i a girt earri.e attunci mai hem tvere
Ps...4111M% COTISLut, 701.1r near-
Ketittg as hOstesses. '
tallier, Mrs. Itoss offering, lier-hothe tor (.t tO 4ee °I'tett 1011° Mete' " " 21.rm battle . of oorinell ,and
he, ottasiOn litin011, Vt0 terVed lkitts
ttoanh and Strs, Aavithort, , ,, - - - - . - - -- - .• sent. -1 e. Ile' ma e a teag r o . , e , roe r see
........e. * 1,,, neTvh,esetr4ieltwtienting'.• ret.ttniirct:".xtraokeee,°Ileetdr:sserlithrtmil viM:is4!illitit61:12*, sSuit' VAillyin't;V:4141:7,41.11,t6Wititht) ‘,061:=3;:i .11,4rtfhatItf lat. volrittext:0,,,,bieu aftPrWard! admit-, . 3..gSbt, ill,erA...., ,.upt.m, ..„. Agent,
Id
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• pamphlet liesuett by the Dominlen De- eu44, tour brothel% Clifford III l'or°11t4 ° Ile le spending a week in jah before-
-' tiNtititAtt 110C- rit-0401-- • MI ' rti A ' If 'lite *C
rho*. fa *it ill Mika, ,Norrh in e.,,,,,,,,,,,„A
Which partncrship continued 'to the pre- soatutistrcity,atitla tthhtevIlsurttt.zethtoldi;:p, 'it Fo. 01:1ili , ' , ._,.... i3tai.
Titekersrnittt. and Roy In Ooderich.tOwn4 being '""s'-'7'"" ,
butcher im.;inests 'in Clinten und th
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Alin- ohe 'shter, • MM.' iloward "I‘rewate
thit, in ‘litillett; tab *nix, Weldon and
..andzlone-..daughterr-mboris,----ithetz...-
,late Fred TYndall-litas-highlr respected'. 1-- - --- --
Ile leas it itiorgier or .o'utitto street
United thuteh, having been brought tip
* 1#tethoditt in religion. , 4 politica he
Wat littera Tbe 10e/tat was held thit
atterriO6it Main the heme sin natal
Townabip just borderio the teal* lindts. I: .
(X *trill tondnoted the wok* i
. $it the Nil* MA graveside intenneatt I
being Made in 'Minton temetent,
It, 18.111dittit
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- lit 'aiit. bit ' tit tb
field Township man, is the 3atest to land
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i,thit Viet -president, Mrs.' j r6.40.1 Fred' Ellkitt had oharge of the topic.
Mrs. X4r4O tYtre Mrs. p. Ross utedt sOie.c,..t. WAS, "SPending "mOneY as a
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treatoe-46,_.C41) toned bats,. 15 , teopoolt,
,ftd, vinInaiy Oneiluarter tup sugar* 1 tup,
mllk atut 1p 'cream., Moak thek,rolltd
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he strained double boiler
*btut 45 ininnitt% Sttrring trtquennt
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cough little gui had aloft a bad cold she would
butno hard at night elle could hardly get her breath.
iuttit atte:otitervtimilitnito IIiiittiyhowng,44.0ht lenerni.w4 oodirn1146 ttlettootbry's
Pint *iv watt_good for cold anthCilft, After enng
her oto bottliss the voaa greatlyitnprore4. 4 -inn never
Without .1)r. Wood'' in tilt boueo in es*, of
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