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"Remember the Sabbath Day, 'to keep it
holy. Aix days shalt tboU labour•. and dk
all thy work: but the seventh day is the
Sabbath.. of the Lord tiny God . "
Go to church !
NEXT Sunday' and .EVERY Sunday
ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO GO TOO. •
TAKE YOUR FAMILY WITH YOU.
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FEATURE FOR FEATURE,"YOUR BEST NEWSPAPER
The annual frolic of the g xeter ams
Club was favored with fine weather
and was a g>leat success., Gross re-
ceipts for tine two ' nights ,were over
X4,000.
Murray Taylor ..of . St. Helens, who
has been' relieving' manager of the
Dominion store at Walkerton, has
tatsetl over the management of ' the:
Listowel gtore.
Rev. •J:' N. z. Norton has resigned
the pastorate of the Wingham I aptist
church and has accepted a call to the
Ajax Community church, near Toronto:
This is an interdenominational church,
the only church, in a comiin'inity .of
3,000 people.
Three Seaforth men were injured in
Tin accident on Monday night when the •
car in which they were riding struck
a parked ear on the main street of
Mitchell. The three, Lorne Dale, Jack
Eisler and Alvin Hops, were taken to
hospital. The Seaforth car turned
over on its side, and -the car which it
struck, owned by Keith MeLagan, R.R..
4, Mitchell, was wrecked beyond re-
Seaforth. on Wednesday of last week.
.The, boys found a rifle wlafch had not
been used for several year and took
it outside- to shoot at birds, € i d when
out) of them pulled Elie trigger the
bullet 't3true! young > Mewiett lna tIae
fleshy pa eta. of h1 haft shoulder. T e
boy was taken to hospital►for removal
of the bullet. ,
l''a was Sold
Mr. cid -Mrs. Earl Gaunt u,E \Vest
Wawanosh have bought a farm near
Londesboro and with their children
will shortly move to the new place,
Which is Mrs. Gaunt's home. commun-
ity. Mr. Gaunt sold his farm in West
Wawanosh some time ago to John
Pritchard. •
Mrs. Kenneth Cameron's. farm In'
West Wawanosh has been purelrased
by Lynn Ande'rsou of Detroit.
Gordon Drennan of Ashfield has pur-
chased the 150 -acre farm he has been
occupying on the Blue \Vater• Highway,
a north Of Kiutail, Pruni W. S.
Paisley of Toronto.
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Elliott—SuAith
A quiet wedding, took place at the B1':N_lII1,I,h.II, tt:t,' 15. -- Mr. and
nghout rec clalory, ug
1' t Bayfield on Satur-
day. (►c o .� r .
` miter. secondhter of �1r..auu M5tutduy with Air, and Airs. J. R. Lung.
John F. Smith, Varna. became the
Mrs. 81111(111,Y
r. and Mrs.Fred White un(1-.John,
bride of .Lorne Elliott, Walton,, eldest of (,oder'ic1t. visited on Sunday with
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f of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Airs. 1[, (good.
Elliott. .The- ceremony was performed 3Ir. and Mrs. Stuuley �'auRune spent
Sunday]with JIr. and JIr;. Rich. Park,
Dungannon.
. Mr. and .Ins. 1:1tiicl Jtuurt� attended
the funeral of Mrs. Moore's aunt in
Letroil-.�:airutly.
AJinilerSOlry services will be cu01-
duc•te+1 inl;eutuiller• 1'uited C°lturch
ne t -Sunday. Rev. (neo. Wylie. a
d t ber Std,
wile" Florence Fisher Jlrs. (,ir\iu Young of G It t irh silent
by Itev. R. C. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott will reside on the groom's farm
in McKillop 'township.
Cars Collide
South of Wingham
A head-on collision on the highway
south of \Vingham on Thursday last re-
sulted in. severe injur• to Mrs.. Jack
'd'itfen of Ingham. e Tiffen car, furrn r nrir•t'i,•a e•r, -.«.ill he thesprat-1;or.
going south from Ingham, collided The (11011• will he inattendaoee with
with a bakery truck driven by John special music.
Bailey of Blyth which was going north. ()u Thursday evening 0 social e�'eu-
Mrs. Tiffen was taken to JJ'ingham ing was held' in the church aiuL. ltwl;lung
the evelliitg 0 presentationwas- n a-dt
hospital with facial'cut's and other in-
juries. Baldl'ey escaped with bruises. to Mr.- and Mrs. Arthur Fisher: who
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cars re extensively dntvaged. have moved to Goderich, hnd also to
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were Week -tend vi.siitovi at I�0Di o2 43
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U % 9 Tln.ntAi'asalviim- IlsitoVt3 'i141 {ti -le G 41Dalalty
. were Mr. and . Mrs. ]L»almq ipa.ttle .
1I.td7VIE. On. 15.Mt'. Jot -3, g aet::ett and faainilc-. of Toripiato ; 1litr and DIrl.
of Luctinow visited recently with Malan'' Lawrence Trennaain and Eenneth, a)f
-home Of. Mr. and' :VTrs. C1iarlds
F Sundercoc;i:, 14th concession of Hallett
township, on October 5th, their only
1 daughter, Elinor;Audrey. Was -united in
marriage. to Reginald T. Collar. son
of Mr. -and Mrs. H. Collar, Wingham.
The ceremony was performed by • Rev.
Arthur 'Sinclair. After the honeymoon bitLilct and received cuts .on ,the legs,
trip to Toronto, Windsor and Detroit, He was taken to Guclt ric Il hospital four
the. couple will make their home 41,t,
Wingham, where'the bride is on the treatment.,
Miss Louisan Mnedel bas received the,
hSeaforth os n sad news of the death of her brother,
Aeilnt lly n ' Arthur Mtuth•l, in Detroit. Mr. Maedel
Accidentally Shot ,�• was wel•1•known here and the sympathy
Billie Bennett. the eleven -year-old of the community is extended to Miss
S'on of Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bennett, Nilo -del. • i
Seaforth, was shot, through' " the
shoulder while playing with other boys
on .the ,farm of E. B. G'oudie, near
Was served by the MTidies and a social-
tilne spent.
An unfortunate accident occurred to
"rt t'oun ; son of ?Ir. and Mrs. Burry
Walters while Mr. Walters was cutting
corn. Thi' - child, unnoticed l,y the
father, cause ,in_ ('oatuct with , tete
i 1 nursingstaff: -"'
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Kidney Pills help -relieve this condition.
often the cause of backache, headache:
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SHEPPA.IthTON
SHEPPARDTON, Oct. 15. — Mrs.
Henry Farrish and Nelson, Mrs. Leslie
Anderson and Mrs. '1'Vnt. Vollick, of
the Soo. Michigan, were week -end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bogie.
JIr. and Mrs. Robt. Rising, Shirley
enrnetii—f}f-�J'irlds(,r. Gpen-t' t11�
.week -end , 'with -Mr: and Mrs. Frank
Rising.
to, ,
Mrs. Pearl Bogie has returned home
after spending the -past month with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Potter, at hang-
-hank, Sask.
Mrs. M. S. Campbell 'of Teeswater
spent a few days at the •home -Qf her
'brother. Mr. Frank Rising.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose and daugll-
,ter Muriel. of Leamington, are spend -
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Yt. G, II.'s?,lewazild o 7.T aiton1
speaker -and crcial, muni e Will De rem,
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x , , .w , have meet the IeA.who' skate
your party ling They may live "acr'oSs . the street—'
or blocks away
.But they may be saying about you, "I'msure
they're nice because they're 'so considerate. If I
should happen to pick up the, receiver while they're
on the line, I. know that if I'try again in a few minutes
the line will be free. When I had to interrupt because
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of an emergency, they
• r said, "Why, of course! Go
right ahead.' Naturally,
I- do the same for them."
To get the best_,results
'from a party line, "Do
unto other as you would
like them to do to you—
and do it first".
3 RULES FOR BEST
- , RESULTS ON PARTY
LINES:
Keep your calls brief.
Space your calls.
Give right-of-ways- to =
"emergency" calls.
BELL TELEPHONE COMY''ANY
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"THE MOOSE"
Based upon a pioturs
liaintod for Carlina's by
C. N. Sinclair.
Thea is one of a series of
illustrations ori tho subject of
tho Conservation of Canada's
natural assets designed to
omphaoiao tho fact that ibo
homilies of uin fpoiled natura
that ' wa enjoy today Are o
kr¢rtitn_1a4 whtvh +sEr
paint protoot faz tomorrow.
tt'4'1?Vtn1GE1Y DV cAputta;•4. 1441
'Give Hun a Sporting Chance"
Wily, courageous, resourceful, the
" Canadian moose asks of mankind only a
sporting chance of survival. • In the vat
forests • which axe his ' home, he is king --
a .ble to overcome most of the dangers that
beset the creatures of the Wild.
His sharp hooves and antlers are a match
for predatory wolves—his thick coat and
mighty frame equal to the hcfrdest winter
—his skill, speed and.andurance are such
that he can be expected to survive eves
. the high-powered rifle of .rthe huntsman
--- providing' that the hunting. is
carried'bn according to the reason table
artd just' laws.of conservation.
Things that .he cannot suryive are indis••
criminate . hunting, the destruction of his
• feeding grounds by fire, and the 'disturb-
ance of the "natural balance" by which
. ' Naiture protects all wild-life.The destruction
of beaver causes marshes'to be' drained,
and the noose are deprived • of their best
feeding grounds. The destruction of
smaller game will cause wolves to turn in
ravenous packs upon deer and moose.
Thus we see how conservation protect%
'not one, but all wild creatines.
We all have a - vital interest in the conser
v'ation of our wealth of wild -life' and
natural resources, for these are part of a
heritage in which we all - share. The
preservation of that 'heritage 'de'mands,
'from each "one of,. , d thorough under-
standing of the needs and methods of
conservation, and this realization prompted
the forming of The Carling Conservation
Club.
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