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POET 1lT,l3ERT, Feb. 12. -Mrs.. Sent
Crawford spent'2ast`week-end with her
Mother, Mrs: Owen Moore. -•at Nile.
We are .glad to say that Miss Clara
yonnmswinnonnor
Brophey's
FiinerI gime
3 MONTREAL ,`ST.
OuflEruneral [dispel combines
the dil;nity nt *WM* of worship
and the refinement of s quiet
residence. . . ,
PHONE `120
1ri:,0YD Mx LODGE; Director
Yon are invited to listen to
"Music for Sunday' program over
CKbtX, " Wingham, _ each Sunday
afternoon at 3 p.m.
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Cemetery
Memorials
Ven are Invited to inspect cur
stock ln
Clinton Exeter Seaforth
Phone 141 ,
ltnquiries promptly :attended to:
Cunningham & Prydd .
arms, ,-PRIME)
WHEELER'S
nritERAt :. sERrox
No extra eh rge for the use
if our Funeral Home, Teron-
to Street.
l rOrnpt xl laitcbut®axee
SerVfee •
1�1t :'Ali+ 4 Rad Stie or 7.
Willis, who underwent anoperation •
in London .last week. is improving
steadil3 °bnd _expeots to be home some,
day next week. , Mr; Elmer Graham,
who was taken to the Godesrich hos-
pital last weeek:\with influenza, and
litter developed measles, also is im-
proving and ,will be Jlwne again soon.
Mr. awl Mks; Gordon Cockfield and
daughter,, of Detroit, are guests with
the latter's parents; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Petrie.
To • Produce Plays --The ' Dramatic
Club of` the United church ate at it
again. A meeting of the committee
was held at the home of Mr. Roderick
McKenzie and a play entitled '`Good
Gracious. Grandma,", was chosen. The
cast of live men and ' four wgmen will
have this play ready for presentation.
:in a few weed.
' Farm :Formant--The Farm Forum
Was held in the school -house an. 'Mon
day evening of .tlUs week with a fairly
good attendance: The subject for,dis-
cus'sion was "The Costly Tr` ip from
Producer to Consumer." The next
nieeting will be held on. Monday even-
ing, February 18th,at -the 'lame of
Mi'. Will Sage. Everyone is welcome.
Presentatia A dance and present-
ation' was: held. ---in - the -•--school=house
on Thursday.;evehing.last in hong of
Mr. John BM*
W. who bad `just\ re-
turned from .overseas. There was a
large attendane, the house bbl g
Music was supplied . by Schramg- and,
Browns. After lunch was served Cpl.
Brown was called to the front and
resented with a. purse. Of. money. He
replied in th - to the community
and to the gshfteld ` Patriotic Circle,
who sent so many parcels to -the local
boys oversertss which were greatly wel-
comed.
The way to light for new world
is to stop lighting 'with one another
in the old ,one..
Seuseone's individual greed is at the
root of every international need. '
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Farm
Mai4iinery
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, IS STILL MIGHTY SC,ttRC�1
Kyo havl a unified number. of
the famous •`
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• Guaranteed workmanship 'at
. .,prices that will please" you. '
' i Av'11 ALL AGENTS* FEES
Call at Obit oiliest Phase t4211 sr
drop its'a line to Box 1S1 Cade-`
it ,c ►. W °1 l l plessed to eat
snit help choose °s "suitrtble meek-
ettal for your fanny plot..
R. A. SPO'°PTON
St, Andrew's St.
NILE, Feb 12.—The sympathy of
the coniniunity is extended, to the
brother arid. sisters of. Mr Jas. Elliott,
who! passed away kat\the ' home\ of -
sister, Mrs. 'Da�'i , AlfcIlwain,, Goderieh,`•
on Sunday. .Mr. Elliott was tern at
Nile and \lived , there all was
life) ex•
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cept for the short time\he was . in
Goderit . -
A meeting of the four appointments;
on the Nile-Benmiller charge of the
United Church Will be! held in the
Carlow hall on Thursday, Febivai►y
Welre glad'
to report 'that Mr.
Frank •Ilawkins, wlio 'has been, laid
up With the ,measles, is somewhat im-
proved. Also bib Wife, rrho has been
in the 'Hospital, is able to be home
but will be conthned to bed for: a
couple of weeks yet.
Mr.
John—Wilson, 'of Nile took a
truckload of .people to the hockey match
at Lucknow last Wednesday to see the
G•oderich.d ucknow game,
Sunbeam Club. ---The Sunbeam , Club
net at the horde.of Mrs. Orland Bere
with twelve ladis present. The presi-
dent Mrs. Bere, was in charge.hold
the
meeting. b It 1 was decided to hold a
box social in the ,sel oolhouse on Febru-
ary 1gth in place of the dance- that
Was not held on FCI ruarrt int' `§n ae-
cotant of the storm,, The'"lext (tilting
is to be held itt the omen of Mrs. ROY
oirvin bFebruary ` Oth. Luneh, .wag
servetl by the hon. ease;, Mrs. C. Mc-
Nea' and Mrs. 4.. P1liott. The codec-
tion an ounte to $1'.3d.' `ti \,
the h' januarY'
,lits of the Wctitnenk Association was
held in Nile ,chyteli with the president,
Airs.' Ifa:den, pi°e:lditag. The Scrip„
tare lessen iatt-hew `' :1.12)
�d\ \+xt
read by Mrd. Alvin err. Mrs. a r
den gave a, mliding, .,amt honey f
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Quilting Bee.", ! At -
next meeting
Mrs. Oronheilm sill give' a talk 6n
China. Oificersg of the Afsociation for
1818 areas' folloivs: Presidents .Mrs.
1tuth Hayden; 1st vice-president, Mrs.
D. MacDiamid; 2nd ""viee-president,
Mrs. R. Bogie; secretary " and press
secretary, Mfrs O. Brooks; assistant
seeretary, Mrs. "O. Feagan; treasurer,
,Mrs. T. Nixon; pianist, Mrs: R. Bogie;
assistant pianist, Mrs. C. McPhee;
Sower and gift' committee, Mrs. Wm.
McCann, Mrs. Dustow, Mrs. E. Bogie,
Mrs. Niton; • work committee, Mrs.
Alvin Kerr, Mra. R. Taylor, Mrs. W.
Rutledge; parsonage Committee,- Mrs.
Reg, Ryan, ► r 14rs. Pettinan, Mrs.
Mathews, `Mrs: Hayden; hostess com-
mittee, M. ROBS McPhee. Mrs. C.
McPhee. Mrs. HH. Watson.
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AS}FIELD, Feb. 12. ---Mrs. Stanley
lArennan, atfd"-amine, who were visiting
relatives in Detroit, .have "returned
home.
The February t meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society' wab held on
-Wednesday at°the home of Mrs. David
Mackenzie. •
. Mr: Gordon- eGregor...: of London
spent the 'weed end with his uncle,;'Mr.
Colin MacGregor. ---
Miss Card Moore Of, Medford .'is
'visiting her aunt, Mrs: Clarence Black.
.‘ Mrs. Rod' Mackenzie is a guest at
the ,home. of Misa Mary Mackeilzle; Port Albert. .
CREWE
CREWE, Feb. 11. --Mr. and Mrs.
Benson Shackleton and Carol Ann
visited friends in Lueknow on "Wed-
nesday. ,4 .
Born.—To Mr. and ,Mrs. Jack Cur -
rap, on February Gtb, a 'soft.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy Maize, who are
spending same time with Mr. and Mrs.
C. Crozier, visited iA Wingham over
the week -end.
Mr.- and' Mrs: Vernon Hunter and
anally,' of LuCknow, spent - Sunday
with Mr. and Mra. B. Treleaven.*'
Miss Gwen, Treleaven,' of if ucknpw •
Haigh School, spent the. week -end at
ber bonne.
HOTELMEN"' MEET TO
DISTISS O.T.A. DEC SIGN
MITCHELL, Feb° ` 7. ---Hotelmen of
Huron and Perth counties met in
special session here tonight to discuss
bhe positipn In which they.are ,placed
y .the recent decision of the Privy
Connell in upholding the Canada,
Temperance Act,.
Every , one of the' hbtela of the two
punties wag represented,at the meet-
ing, afterit' units annotru 3l ,no
statement would 'be issued. The Lett-
cion' \waas %closed tO the- press.
T11e Into ingVPc under the 'joint
chairm nshi of J. , J. Cox,' Mitchell,
\pf'oprie r e .. the Royal Hotel 'Where
the session was held, apd Ross Fisher,
Listowel. iph IIaffcy. TO cnto ex-
ecutlite ;vecretary, of the ILetel 'Coe
AMoeiat ta, wme tlse special i anter,
et'
' -'1C e are thirt %fear Waxed hotels
in ' Huro ;and, Palrth, °c► c : 1hlg ulttat-
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EIeetrici..y can . take the drudgery out of many a
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farm chore—save you time and money—.help make.
life• "pleasanter and easier for everyone in the
Plan" now to electrify your farm with a Farm
Xrprovernent Loan.- it any branch of The Royal
Bank of Canada, Loans are available to farmers
for ,the. purchase, installation or improvement of
farm 'electric systems. These loans can now be
made on ' security • o ' the equipment itself and
repayment arranged by convenient instalments.
If electrical equipment is still hard to get ih your
district,. you can make .a start by doing your pre-
liminary wiring. Wire, switch boxes, transformers,
'etc. are available in many districts. By starting
pow you will be heady to•puit electricity to work
on., your farm as equipment comes on the market.
Talk your plans over with the Manager of our
..nearest branch.
family.
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