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No, i Feed, to arrive
June 1St, also 300 11115.
Fee Wheat
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Farmers' Co-operativ
New Advertisements
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sees pots t.,._ W 1 !dot n ken
Western Dols lr nn , i;dnpnrntli'
Ifodak I ay P. 13 nniltli
Alberta 1i1 -Wotton lmmers' Co (1p.
lhreei pegs"- Unton United ('torch
Hair 31ondx-W 4' 1'otnbur
New. or Now Dresses -•King Bros,
Dain e-Otarua Wesenbers
Piga fur sale --W, galrinire
(?nivex for se le -di llkiason
Por sal 1:.1 Mr l ennsn
Auti,n'•n 1 It HnnU ton
Pluannpl 0-1,, Welch ler
Annual Meeting -N. Huron Liberal Assoc,
Red SVnrkers til t.be United Chore h,
6 at \Vroxceer, n pies:dog part of the
program 10ns 1he presentation to Mrs
A. D. Armstrong of 31 purse of money
by the, United Worketo and the Wo.
mrtl'e Al is'.iolutry Hncie1 y. Tho ad-
. dress 30(30 road by Mrs.'1'hos. Walker
• an(l the presutelinn muds by Mrs.
Wm, lvusnn. Mr8. Alinetrong ex•
preened her deep appreciation of the
gift and also her regret at leaving (30
many warm friend' made daring lltr
four year,. in tVroxetee, Her line-
bend,Rev. A. D. Ar'metronlr, has 1 een
apex 111ted p.30toe of Beecher United
Church. London,
Many of the Women's Institute
jwere gathered together un Monday
evening to spend a social time at the
'Misees H,telewood's hone and honor
Aire. U. Davidson, a former resident
heroic leaving to take up her reel.
dente ie Oshawa. All enjoyed the
games and music. At the conclus-
ion a very dainty lunch was served.
The regular May meeting of the
Wroxeter Women's Institute will be
held at Miss Mary Pope's home on
Thursday, May 81. Mrs. R. I3Iack,
of Gerrie, will take the topic c D
du-
cational and Social Value of Flow-
ers" and there will be an exhibit of
spring flowers. Election oi: officers
will take place and roll call respond-
ed to by payment of fees.
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BELGRAVE
W. and Mrs. Colo and Saeta spent
Thursday in London.
Mrs. Osborne of London was a
visitor with Mrs. R. Yule.
Owing to the illness of 12,ev. Mr.
Hawkins there bee been -to service
in the Anglican church for the last
two Sundays.
We are sorry to know that Dan
Ferguson has been confined to Clin-
ton hospital for the past week 1111-
dorgoing treatment for his leg which
was injured in an accident in Toron-
to some time ago and had not coin-
pletely healed. Wu ]lope for an
early recovery.
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BLUEVALE ing along nicely. The recent heavy
James Kerney was on the sick i:at rains letve helped everything and
a couple of days this week. pl'ospeot:e are good for a bum,)er hay
I'', Black shipped a couple of care and grain crop,
of hogs and cattle to Toronto Satur-
day. e.
Anson and Mrs. Thornton of Gor- WROXETER
lie spent Sunday at the 11001,1 qr Alt's. T. G. Hemphill ,vas a recent
Wm. Thenton, visitor in Olinton, ,
Wilbert and Mrs. Mothers and Weldon feneledge, Brampton, called
family of Guelph spent Sunday with on friends in the village, last week,
George Matters, Mrs, Win. Weir has returned from
Jos. Underwood spent Sunday with Vanleek Hill, cohere she spent the '
his brother George who is seriously tsi'
ill at the home of his son Nelson 1VJtelnv. R•. S. ,fines and Fred Davey
Underwood., attended the Synod, at London, last' ,
Gordon McKay has his creamery week. 1
completed now and made his first Jno, , arn is borne from the un- i
ivereity, atToronto, 'u
lc t for the Summer
butteron Tuesday. I
2 ucs 1 Mr. Coombs ex- '
b5
y vacation,
poets to have his creamery coti,plt't•• I The Young People's Society of i:he
eo in about a week. , United Church gave their play, "'Tie
Farmers are now all througa seed- 1 Path Across the Hill," in Walton, on
ing, and the early sown grain is tom -Friday- evening, and they wets warn-
Ily received.
An enjoyable social time was spent
d Seed at the home of the Hisses Hazelwood,
J on klonday evening, by the -members
Iof the Women's Institute, which met
to do bonne to one of their ("embers,
Mrs. G, Davidson, who is leaving for
Go
Pot" t ' Oshawa. She was made the recipient
a. =* {of n dainty piece of china.
Under the auspices of Clio Ladies'
1 Guild nt the Anglican Church, a corn -
Place your orders now 1 pony of Clifford young people gave
the play, "It happened in June,' in
for your Seed Potatoes lthe town hall, of Wednesday even-
' ing of loot week. It was ably pre-
sented and there was a splendid at -
W.
. J• McCracken 1 tenth -ince. A Clifford orchestra sup.
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We have left on our racks some 15 Coats, all new, up-to-
date styles, mostly Navy Tricotines, some Satin trimmed,
others trimmed with moleskin fur. In order to clear out
these Coats to make 'room "for more Merchandise we offer
them at very Special Prices.
Ladies' Suits
Of Navy Tricotine, all good styles, just a
few numbers left, to clear at , -
One-third off Regular Price
Exceptional Value in
tadies' House Dresses at 11.39
The assortment includes Ginghams in plaids,
stripes, etc. Regular prices of all Dresses
from 2.00 to 2.75,
32 Inch Scotch -
Zephyr Shirting
All new patterns, suitable for
Boys' Blouses or Men's Shirts.
Regular price 35c. Clearing at
29c
A few
Children's
Rompers
in light and dark colors.
Regular $1.25. Special
49c.
Several Webs
36 -inch
Anderson Gingham
Regular prices 35c. Clearing 1
the last at
25c yard
Fugi Silk
Broadcloth
All the new Spring shades
at special price of
65c
Odd Line Ladies'
Fibre Silk Hose
All sizes, regular price 75c.
clearing at
25c pair
27 -inch
Gingham
Some plaids and small checks.
Regular price 25c. Clearing at
19c
Our stock of Boys' Two-piece Bloomer Suits being too
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large we have decided to reduce the entire line at I
1-3 off Reg. Price, All sizes in the lot. Up-to-date •
styles and new pattern tweeds,
Boys' Two-piece
Bloomer Suits
S1100 Shirts in be or Khaki
All sizes. Best values in the Market
Hays Cotton Jerseys 29c
All sizes. Regular price 440c,
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The Lathes' Aid of
UNION CHURCH
are presenting the Humorous Play
"Three Pegs
by the Y. P. S
Presbyterian
Tuesday,
at8p,m, in
at Union,
74
of Atwood
Chuz''rh 011
May 29
the Church
Vau Can't Laugh, Don't Come
Cast of Charaotors
Emily Weldon, n wealthy mannan. In whose
home the scene of the play is Iain
Aunt Eu phone, Margery i3utn;:ga
1 llil, D11ax Weston's Aunt, who 1a
very naerfering ,••................... aloe inglln
The Thre, Peg.--
blorgurrlt.e, 3 Flapper, n :Antic., of Aunt
Eupho lin Eileen Blnekwell
Madge. )dirk delicate lit hex tall .. A. Dickson
Peg, who trier to "lake everyone happy
Sarah, the Idol) (look L mIllo west
.Ahs Dickson
Mrs. her sister, I the Maid Agnes n very
Mrs. nd Conti, an Italian, .rho has been Valiance kind to Madge ly „ ... ton'sIsobel vallauae
Mrs. Bark lev, a'uilly 11'raton'x 1+,7rnd
D1ra, Gordan Hamilton
Adults 350 Children 200
MRS. HARRY SPEIRAN, Proe.
M. and Mrs. Laine of Fergus, were
recent visitors with Mr. and .t41rs. J,
13randon.
Miss Belle Sproat of Seaforth was
renewing old friendships sinthevii•
lege on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Griilith of London,
•pent a few clays with Daviel and Mrs
Scott recently.
The regular meeting of the Bel -
pave branch of the Women's l::st-
itute was held on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. Clegg, Morris.
The president, Mrs. McCatiunt, had
charge of the meeting. Arrange-
ments were made for the next meet-
ing when the speaker from the De-
partment will address the meeting in
the Foresters' Hall on June 13, Sev-
eral other items of business were dis-
posed of and then the election of
officers followed with Mrs. D. Ged-
des in charge. All the officers were
re-elected for the coming year. Msis
Edith Procter gave a very interest-
ing paper on "The Importance of
Being Punctual." Mrs. D. Geddes
favored with a vocal solo ,which was
much enjoyed. At the close of the
program lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Jesse Wheel-
by
er and a social half hour was enoyed
by all.
W, T. and Mrs. Brydges andBitty
Beth motored to Rodney last week to
visit at the home of Walter and Mrs.
Scott (nee Janet Kerr, 3rd line Mor-
ris,) Mrs, Nell. Bradburn and child-
ren, Ruth and Audrey, and Miss Mar-
garet Johnson accompanied them to
London, visiting there and at llyde
Park For a fell days.
el Annum —- Thele was soletlallized
on Wednesday, Mey 100, at high
noon, at the home of of Jas, and Mrs,
Andereon, 6th line, Morris, the ruse.
tinge of their elder daughter, Violet
Anderson, R. N„ graduate of Strat-
Ford Hoepital, to John A. Burke, of
Toronto, son of Mrs, and the late John
iBurke, of Midland. Rev. Jas. Scottie,
pastor of Knox United 011urci„ Bel -
grave, officiated, The wedding was a
quiet one, and was attended by the
immediate relatives and a few friends
of the beide and groom. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
father, looked very charming in her
wedding gown of shell pink georgette
over pink silk and carried a tnagnific-
entboquet of pink tea roses. She
was attended by Miss Mary Bareley,
of Stratford, wearing a gown of beige
georgette and lace and she carried red
roses, The groom was ably assisted
byl Earl Anderson, brother of the
bride, The groom's gift to the bride
was a leather hat box and a cabinet
of silver ; to tire bridesmaid, a gold
bar pin with diamond setting ; to the
groomsman, a pair of green gold cuff
links. After a dainty luncheon, the
bride and groom left 011 the 4.15 0, P,
R, train amid showers of confetti and
good wishes from a boat of friends for
n brief honeymoon trip to Northern
Ontario, The brido!s travelling cost-
ume was of navy blue silk with trim-
mings of mother goose with hat to
match. On their return, they will
take up residence in Toronto, where
the groom bolds a lucrative position
with the 0. P. R.
CRANBROOIC
CARD OP THANES.—The undersign-
ed wish to acknowledge with appre-
ciation the many acts of kindness by
neighbors and friends during the ill-
ness and recent bereavement in the
death of the late Mr. Raddatz, They
will not soon be foogotten,
RADDATZ BOYS.
FIg0HER FAMILY.
by
Ladies' Aid of the
St, John's United Churc
Stratford
Will be presented in
TOWN HALL
BRUSSELS
Friday [v'q, May 25th
Under auspices of Ladies' Aid
Of Brussels United Church
Oast of Characto,s
Mabel Montgomery... Sirs. J. (3nllawoy
Mx -y Ann (1'll'tunertp Dire. R. Ryerson
Elmer L Fennel ,.,.,,... Murray t: xmiobell
Abort Ren Noche NY Meg Pugh
Virginia
gEthel 0(Cot
Jerry Arnold,..... Boss McMellen
,lack Montgomery.,...... dnc)1 w311nnaon
Mr- ai%Nutt Lawrence Near
Zuleike Dlr,. J, Hanley
ACT I -Home of the 5l on tgomerye.
ACT 11 -Senn a et„'re, one month Inter.
AUT III -Mr.. Rridger's garden, three
wseke Inter.
Vire treat that you'll enjoy Curt little
plat'
And when you leave each ore of you
will say
A word to all goad husbands: Stay et
home.
Or if from fireside bright you'llhave to
roam,
Be sure and tell the truth -the very
w"rat
Were better than oar motto,to, "Safety
D'irst,"
Admission Ad Cents
GREY
Crops are beginning to show up
now.
Send in the news or phone it in,
We are always glad to have the newsy
1 terns.
Mre, A. McBain, Airs. E. G. Cogh-
lin, Duloie and Joyce, Mrs, M. R. Old-
ham and Rev, A1, F. Oldham, of At-
wood, visited on Wednesday after-
noon of last week with Mrs. Whit-
field, at the home of Mrs. Angus
Brown, 14th Cott„ Gray.
Hon. Jno. S. Martin, Ontario nein.
later of Agriculture, is calling the at-
tention of all municipalities to the
new amendments to the Noxious
Weed Act which was passed at the
last session of the Legislature and is
asking of them all possible co-oper-
ation in reducing the weed menace to
a minimum.
Died in Saskatchewan:—Word was
received on Monday of the death of
Julia Frain, wife of James Hoag, of
Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan, and a
former Grey Township girl, having
been a former resident on the Sad
line. She had passed away on Sun-
day evening and no further p irticul-
ars have been sent yet. Deceased was
a daughter of the late L. and Mrs.
Frain and besides her husband and a
son and two daughters, is survived
by two brothers, Joseph, in the West
and Louis in Grey; and two sisters,
Mrs, Tyerman and Miss Wionna, of
this township. Burial will be made
in the West. Fuller particulars are
expected by nett week's lame.
MORRIS
The hay is doing well now.
The recent rains have indeed helped
the crops.
FORMER SUNSHINE TEACHER,—The
death occurred at Blyth, on Tuesday
morning of Inst week at 10 o'clock, of
Richard Adams, aged 81 years. Six-
teen years ago, be suffered a stroke,
and partially recovered until he suffer-
ed another stroke, recently. Bocn at
Seaforth, son of the late Thos. Adams,
he became a teacher, having charge of
Sunshine School. A few years later,
he bought general store at Londes-
baro now owned by Juo, Armstrong.
He lived-in Londesboro until retiring
to Blyth, fourteen year's ego, Hie
wife was formerly Mies 13'11)1010 Laith-
waite, of Qodetich Twp , who surviv-
es with two sons and one daughter
Thos„ of Saskatchewan ; Howard, of
Detroit, and Mrs. Boyd (Elva), Ohio.
ago, He also leaves three brothers :
Noble 'T, Adams, of Hallett ; Wm.,
Seaforth, and Thoe„ Saskatoon, Seek,
The late Mrs, Fred Gales and Mre,
;los. Dorranoe and Robe Adams pre-
deceased him, The funeral took place
in Blyth, on Thursday, to Blyth cem-
etery,
A FORMER RESIDENT PASSES.—The
home of !Anthony 1laggit, at Blyth,
was bereaved on Thursday last, in the
passing of Mre. Haggis, the 1eeult of
Injuries which she received in an auto.
tnobile accident, on the Saturday.
previoue, Mr. and Mre, Haggit had
been visiting in Detroit, and on Sat.
urday, in company with a sot -in-law,
Wm, Stiner, his wife and two daigh.
tees, left to return to Blyth, when
neat' Forest, the car struck a rut in
George's last dance of the season M. E(aggid was Wetted
tl a only lane severe.
wr.
ill be held in Longs Hall, on Friday; ly injured, and she was taken to the
evening of this weals. Gnnd m081)1 Hone of Wm, Drew, rime hr, whet'e
will he supplied by the Lanndy Leith alio remained until Wadnesdny even.
twig Serenaders. See adv(, in this Ing, when it was thought tint she had
servo, recovered sufficiently to continue the
The May meeting of the W, 1k1, S, journey home, They arrived here
was held in the Presbyterian Church, about midnight, but the patient seem,
The Sot•iptttre leaou was read by Ml's, ed to have stdfeeed a relapse, as elm
Matt, Oameron, followed by sentence passed away at 4 a. m. the following
}5ravers. Mrs,
Willi
ams read
d
from morning. Is though1 thatshe had
study book, 'Th RoyalRond„
and 1 thieved internntl The .r -
beet e d e .
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Mrs, Reo. Pritchard. of AJnieswortll, ed lady, whose maiden name was Lev.
gave an 000011(11 of the Provincial inn Addley, wive born at Milton, Ont.
Presbyterial held at Guelph, Del- in 1860, and canoe to Lomlt'sboro 58
(gates 08010 eppointlld to attend the years ago. Two years later, she was
Presbyterial, at Teeewnt(:r, The married to Anthony ldaggitt, and for
meeting' closed with prayer by Mrs, n 1-itn0, they made their home in
Williams,
1Vhai:-will fIle house-
wife be doing next
week to
Canning
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"SERVICE” ' OUR MOTTO
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George's Last
DANCE
LONG'S HALL
C RANBR' OK
Friday fv g,1lay 25th
Lundy Ludwig's Serenaders,
Blyth, will furnish the Music
Luneh Served.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Personal Paragraphs
M. Bleier )peat. last Suuti:ty 111 w�
'en ,,io&Ditl
ei, ttnd airs. Yollerk spent the week-
_..._ __ -_,._-.. ___.-_.. end in Toronto.
W, S. Scott is hawk at the Post
1.. efii se after his illness.
h Harvey Gidley, t i' Blyth, was a vis-
e itor in town, nli Tlmeeday lift,
Blyth 18 year', ago. She was a men
her of Queers street C:,itch Chum
it woman of kindly disposition, Sh
leaves to mourn her loss, besides her
husband, a family of eleven, namely :
Ales. S. Taylor, East Wawaunah ;
Mrs. Iiaylancl, Mrs, W. Stirrer, Mrs,
W. Donley, inn, and Wm. Haggit, of
Detroit ; Mrs, Chas, Wolfe, Renee!! ;
Ails. Jas, Chesney, Trenton • Ja
Haggitt, Windsor, and Albert Hag
gin, Blyth. The funeral took plac
on Sunday afternoon, with set'vic
conducted bRev.I
, Beenby follow
ed by inteimeut in Union cemetery
R9le pallbearers were: Wm. Mill, Jon
Faireervice, Albert Taylor, E 0
Lauudy, Jno. Potts and Deices Tarn
an,
Miss Edna lialwerds has returned
hone after a visit In Sttlttfal d.
Fred Porterfield, of Milellell, was a
vie;( or in town, on Tburoday last,
D. M. Seott, of London, teas in town
1' a few (lays last week, net business,
e, Mrs, Robt, Rose, Kincardine, spent
the week -end with Mrs, John Oliver,
e town.
e Miss Annie Fergusntr, of Warton, 18
- the
guest ofM •s
A
0. Dames, this
week. '
Walter W. anal Mrs. Burgess, of
Mitchel), were visitota in towel, last
Friday.
Mies Kate Deadman has returned to
Toronto, where she will spend the
Summer,
Harry Robinson, of Galt, was call-
ing nn old friends in town, on Mon -
clay,
J. H. and Mrs. Galbraith and boys
and Airs. Jac, Bowman wet week -end
visitors in Tot onto.
Aliltnn Oliver bas taken a position
in the advertising department of the
a Toronto Daily Star.
R. J. and Mrs. McLaughlin were in
Toronto over the week -end, returning
with a new "Oakland."
Cameron Strachan, of Thorndale,
spent the week -end with his mother,
Mre T. Strachan, Flora st.
Mre. Gen, Roberton, of Clinton,
was the guest, last week, with her
sieter-in-law, MIs, Jas, Ballantyne,
Mrs. Jno. E, Smith returned on
Monday evening, after a four months'
visit at Detroit, Chatham and Lon-
don,
Rev, T. E and 1elre, Kennedy and
children, of Mount Brydges, spent
several days last week with Mende in
town.
Joe Schwadron, of Toronto, was
railing on old Mende in town, last
week, Heels recovering from his re-
cent illuees.
Mrs. Wm. Palmer and nephew,
Palmer Somerville, motored to Lon-
don, on Sunday morning, and spent
the day thele.
A. and Mrs. Powers, of Aylmer,
motored to Brussels, on Sunday. Mr.
Powers returned to Aylmer, en Mau-
dav, and Mrs. Powers is spending a
few days with her parents, E. A, and
Mrs. Gammage.
Miss Jennie Budd left on Thursday
of last week on an extended visit with
friends in Winnipeg and other
Western points. We wish her a
pleasant outing and a safe return.
Douglas Clarke, of (lnderich, and a
former Brussels parsonage boy, who
has been taking course in forestry,
has been appointed to assist in some
research work in Northern Ontario,
during the Summer.
Airs. Wm. Ainley, a former well.
known resident of Brussels, has been
seriously ill at her home in Toronto,
during the past week, Mre, Ainley
suffered a stroke of paralysis, about
two years ago from which she has
been an invalid ever since.
ETHEL
Gen. and Mrs. Bateman, have mov-
ed to their new home on the Station
road.
Rev, Stanley Hall, who is graduat-
ing from Victoria College, spent a few
days with bis brother, Roy.
Gen. A. and Mt's. McLelland, of New
York, are spending a while with tb
former'', father, Jae, McLelland.
Mies Rhea AIcLelland, of Torontn,
and Mies Edna lecLelland, Clifford,
spent the week•eud at their home
here.
The Ethel Soft Ball Olub has been
reorganized for the season, and reg-
ular practices will soon be °owrnenc-
Mrs, D, Milne has been under the
doctor's care, and has been spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. F.
Sleightholm.
Mac Namara, of Seaforth, spent: a
few days Net week, at Dr, McMaster's
putting the finishing touches on the
new vel andah. -
The stork paid a visit to our village,
ou Sunday morning, and left a fine
big baby boy with Cecil and Mre. Eck-
mier, Oongratltlatione.
Miss Evelyn Stevenson is assisting
Andrew S.in ingeneral the gene al store.
and Galvin Kreuter is in charge of the
new ice cream parlor.
Mre. Hugh Addy, sr„ who
has been
quite ill, ie able to be up again, Airs,
Uoatee was in attendance for a few
days and served in her usual efficient
manner.
A good time was enjoyed b. a large
number of ladies at the moutlly meet-
ing of the Women's Instilut0, on
Thursday last, when Mrs. Jas Brem-
ner was hostess fon' the Society.
David and Mrs. Milue celebrted the
60111 anniVel'eary of their wedd}ng, on
Monday, at the home of F. n
Sleightholrn, when a very pleasant•
time was spent. We extend hearty
congratulations to this coup
have spent so marry years in o
mnnity.
Keep Mandnv, June 28th, open for
the annual United Chinch garden
party, Program will be provided by
a concert party from Torooto. A
special services will also be
Sunday evening, June 24th, t
mucic will be supplied by Toronto tal-
ent. Watch for particulars Iater.
WALTON
v
f
ud Mrs,
10 who
ur com-
held nn
aben the
Foto B. Gardiner was in London,
last week, on business.
Jno, and Ales. Watt spent a few
days in Toronto, recently.
Miss Annie Ferguson is the guest of
Mrs, A. C. Datnes, at Brussels.
,Fred Miller has been confined to his
root" for a few days through illness.
Wm. Shortreed, who underwent en
operation acme time ago, is still con-
fined to his bed.
Quite a number people in Walton
and vicinity have been suffering with
a malady with sy(nptons in nature of
flu.
Jae, H. McLaughlin, of Dutton,
Ont„ called on a number of old
friends in the village, during the early
pare of laet week.
Miss Agnee G. Broadfoot, youngest
daughter of Mrs. W. G. Broadfoot, of
Seaforth, who bas been staying at the
home of W, R. Broadfoot, has left for
her home near See forth.
Miss Jean Tulmbul, 13. A., of To-
ronto, who was home attending her
grandmother's funeral last week has
returned to her duties at the Univer-
sity of Toronto,
This commnnity was sorry to Iearn
that Sarah Eleanor, tho two-year old
daugter of Porter A. and Mrs. Den-
nis, passed away on Sunday •foUow-
ing an illness of three weeks. The
funeral s held o Tuesday aftti
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0011 and the set'vices were eonduct-
d by Rev. Mr. Smith, pateer 0f
mem church, Winthrop, Bineal
as made at Brttssols c311tetsay. Be
des the parents, five sieter survive,
d il'ieends extend sym� athy toythe
°leaved,
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'lunette Auburn, Morrie, centime to 0
Will Neal is planing to take a trip
to the Old Country next month.
Miss Margaret Arinstrong of Sea -
forth, spent the week end with Vera
M. Gardiner.
John and :llrs. McDonald were in
Detroit for a few days recently and
attended the graduation exercises of
the St. Marys Hospital of which
their slaughter, Mary, is a graduate,
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald returned
home on Sunday accompanied by Mr.
McDonald's brother, Lewis, and sis-
ter, Vera McDonald, of Detroit, ,
MONCRIEFF'
Thos. and Mrs. Inglis, Annie and
Grosert called or old friends at Mon-
oriefl', on Sunday.
"Three Pegs," a comedy play by tine
Young People of Atwood Presbyter-
ion church, will be presented in the
Union United Chereh on Tuesday
evening next under the auspices of
tbeleadies' Aid. The play ie highly ,
recotumencle.d and no one should mise
it. See Advt.
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MILVERTON
As the result of a heavy fog prevail•
fag early Saturday inorning last, ROSS
olemeue, of Alilverton, is in the Kit-
elumer and Waterloo l oepital with
painted injuries sustained when he
was inns beneath ant 1'
1 hie s e
p nr '1
I ttit , (/
ditch, near Heidelberg, The youth
was driving to Kitchener, when he
event. off the road Into the fog and the
carovertut•ned, lie was tligovet'od
by passeit:,lry and when examined
IVO fennel to halm both itrtee broken,
a broken elbow and severe cote about
the face,