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Open All Day Wednesday As Usual,
CETERIA
Phone 5 –• ?rus�iels
CARD OF THANKS JM=Pennon
Laid To Rest
Largely afteutled Ditieral serve.,
were hold Terprlay meriting, Apel
27, for the lade John l:rlward Negro
non, 71. of 407 North Virke'ea ete t
who paseed away .it the fnmlly
home on Saturday night.
The obsequies were combo
from the Blake fueral chapel at 9.20
to St. T'ntrlck's Rumen Catholic
Church at 9 for Remilem TTigh Mag.;
celebrated by Right Re,. ?1sgr. P. .T.
McGuire. P.P. Present in the Sanrtn-
ary daring the mass were Fattier A,
3. Hogan and Father 11.1. T. ':eiuI dy.
The boys ('heir was in attendance
and es the rasicet was being (removed
from the ebuTh sant; "O Rless11,1
Feet of Jesus."
Nii nr'ronR friends of the level 011
attendee and many ':(('(l tributes
were offered. Tnterment was in the
family plot, St. Patrick's r meter•y.
Pallbearers were J. 'l7. Arnold, Roy
Black, Alex Blnek, Tke Otway, Wil•
Ilam Clyde rind D'Arc'v Vnillant.
Aticud•ine the service( from ont of
Women's Auxiliary of Brussels the eity were a S00 iii law cul dauele
ter Mr. •and Mre. M. Nfnxnest4, 111'
Branch of the Canadian Legion.
Winnipeg.
Admisison 35c Children 20 Mr. McKinnon was born near S1'a-
forril, Ontario. in his youth. he mem.
eel with his parents to Brussels.
Ontario, where he residerl till 1 0e
when he came to Fort William.
:As n drayman, Mo. MeiCinnoe
drove the :first bus from the odd
Avenue hotel to the :1.P.R, station.
Tie operated his own coil, wood and
drayitnc• business until 1933 when he
retired.
On leaving business life, he wen`
to a farm at Murillo, where he re-
sided till 1909 when he returned to
the city. He remained in the city
since,
Surviving are his wife, three
daughter( and two sons. The daugh-
ters are Bernice, Mrs, Gorge Jones,
Arthur Street Road; Winnie, Mrs. R.
Gagnon, 407 north Vickers street,
and Helen, Mrs. M. Morn: es. Winni-
peg. Sens are J. (230111 McKtmlor.,
915 Brown street, and John Edward
McKinnon, 241 north Syndicate.
avenue. Their, are 12 grandsons,
Also surviving are a sister, Serail,
and a brother, Donald, at B•rusesls.
—The Fort William Times -Journal
We wish to express sincere thanks
to our neighbours, friends and rela-
tives for the many acts of ltindress
and words of sympathy extended to
us during oltr recent bereavement.
We would also like to titanic those
who have helped to pass mantheir t ee-
w4se weary hours by
ts
during the past year.
Airs. Wm. Balfour
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. llutchineon
PLAY
"`Maid of Money"
will be presented by
Y.P.U. of Walton
in Brussels Town Hall
on Friday, May 21
at 8.15
under auspices of
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Wednesday, May 19th, 1948
W li Huron County 1 Rebekah District Mr°etin;
Tot e
The Davidson well drier -we of Wino Tc.
:',.«ralran News Held In Brussels
, hr1u1 h ',, I, . n ....nibble a 4.41 47011 ill
�)n'e10111aliuil !''e• til•' wal(''(w0(114 10 111•
ie ll•ard ;n Brussels, The drilling is
beleg d, rtt• on the melee 14 1'041111'1'
11%5'110,1 by 11. ('ri'se fi•1 'I'11 =d)y
at time of 11'1 tine Iho drub r, heed
reaelo d a depth oi20 feeland were
d, 11111 through solid reek.
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51c•seed is the nation who God
is the. Lord.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. 1(l, Sunday School and
Bible Class.
11 a. in. Divine Service.
7 p. m. Divine Service.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Choirmaster.
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
Organtist Miss Elva Sholdice
11 a. m. Morning Worship
Self Justification
Junior Congregation
12 Church School and
Bible Claes,
7 p. m. Evening Praise.
The Master's Face.
Elveryone Cordially Welco ue
Church of England
Pariah of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr. Brussels.
Trinity Sunday
May 23rd•, 1948
St. George's Church Walton -
9.16 a. m, Morning Prayer
Sunday School
St. David's Church Henfren--e
11.15 a. m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School.
St. John's Church Brussels—
2 p. m. Sunday School
8 p. in. Evening Prayer
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,An 1111pr".. ivc nn'nlert,'l -rr3lce
3rr 11':1(1 In Knox Presbyterian
Church of Sunday when n beautiful
Roll of H011011 conialnt)e lite nunlee
of 11411. artyant men 0f Cie ronel (..1.
,inn who served in the World War
'•t+ ore, r:( -unveilr'd. The 1101l0 -a
01.0 an metal plate's mnllli'od en a
nlaltognny hoard 1,enrh114 the nam'
of the. 311111.31). The names of :'1x
men who made the supreme sarl'if'.re
211.1( nn :1111, r 1'ntes and air, remain-
ing names ere on bronze plates.
The memorial was unveiled by 1110
114( 11 furter, ane of the 1111//441
n1 tubers of the (•ot •regat1.13 and
the mother of Elgin Porrer whose
nano' Ia a'nnng time( oe tee plaque.
The sealer, was cominet 111 by 9114'
minister, Rev. T. D. 11.o Tree, 311110
preached on the Allblect.
Things Which Belong mite fear,."
The
elmie -amp: the nath'10. "Make
n
,Joyful Noise," by 7'ruesinz, and
the. 111010 quartet consisting of Lylle
Gordon, Glen ilnether, Lloyd Mieluel.
enol Graeme MacDonald sang "When
My Life With the Tidr (tuee Out."
The 0111111411 of those who gave
their lives in World Wei• t are:
Gordon Cameron. Bert MacDonald.
Cleve M.arDnnaki Walter Noble.
Earl Raymond and George Raymond.
The other nnmeR on the roll are:
Waller Brown, Arnold Telerate.. Chid.
Fischer, Fred Fischer. ':A ilii im For-
rest, Edward Tla:tcher. Fred limiter,
?2nssell Knight. Wilfred MCNnught,
Charles Morrow, Harvey Noble, Ar-
thur Penoyer, Leslie T errie, Elgin
Porter and .Tnseph Smiles.
The service in Knox Church meet
Sunday will be rondectel by Rev.
W. S. Sutherland of TVhjteehnrch
Mrs. Wesley Mc2ache"n, Guelp'i learning a great 41(•11 in rennec1i0n
sP,11t a fewc}ays last week with her with the proper i•ott•nl of ch..
414101', Mrs. Pefel• Baker. Warble Fly.
We wish to extond :111 lltt•italior,
u, (1'•1('!11111011s from other Counties
In ;Mend „w' 1414111 Amend Field 11 ty
to h•• hold, this+ yea", 111 God. ('110, the
'•1'1',1(110141 '1'11)1111 111 female." (131 1'1'047
ite,elly, June 10111. We believe You
n, e I 414(1111 b} at11' teat: (19 - f•x tree-
teure and be letereeii.1 in s,eitie
Mei 111113 1311 manage thine; 111 ffurun.
A Field Day ran be a prndltehle its
well as an enjoyable venture.
A most cordial merlin; wets 111114
1.; 1 Thursday evening, May 13th
with t11' 17oderir'h Boerd of 'Prede
in Goderich, 111 connection with
'.1.1.311',.100111: for ,June 111th. The
Board of Trade is c•(1 noel^Iain'
ince: r1( mala' this n11'ulnl (rent I 11
biggest and mast 1410'00'00:N1 to flair..
The Aluminum Compinl-r of c'nnnd.,
'(nr1"ttesee ,, 111`1,11.' ((1' 11n
Aluntintlni inde1 Barn.
Our Federation W158• 3 .14.447 :'' 1
son every success in hi; 1, 111 (1111111"
RS Assistant Agrieultnral R11pre-
•1111(11ve in Elgin County and every
happiness in his comin.4 marriage to
a 11.1•••(1 0,1111 y 11941. lira Twee out'
new Aseistnnt Agricultural R0pre.
s tiltive, .f. C. Rennie, 11350:1, will
be as fortunate 4nring his stay in
H ierm. Mr. Re 1111' come.., to ns
from Peel and TTalton ('1,111,' Ira. T1'r
graduated in 1947, aavinS dis-
tinguished himself, dnring his
college career. by earnin's a pl'u'e (111
the
nelio.re Tire sleek Judging
Team, 'which visited tor, Iternallenal
Fah' at Chicago. end also the Dairy
.TudgIeg Team, which (•onpeted 111
Tire.
Serieg seeding in 'Throe is prnc-
tieally cemelet, 4. with S nrtng grain
showing' healthy growth. Altogether
nrovnerta 10014 notch beiehler than a Sincere 11114111114 is 1111 (11 to
year ago. neig'hhonrs and friends ler the!r
Extensdve research 1'; 1:}111 going 11.1 many deeds of kinds..= and expres•
n the County by the Provincial D^- shins of sympathy. at the till of oar
partr000t of Agriculture in Wlublc) bereavement. Special tha11114 to Rev.
Fly CampaiLrn. Tt 111 being Pound TT. Wilson, Dr. ,T. le. Helmer and De
that certain soletiona and rel tall) C.A. Myer(. Also n ,.
flowers. 11 was allto 11raply1110,( wiappreceati-
ated and will long be remembered
Thos. Pierce and Family
Thu. -:1111uta1 lnec!In':• of Dist vet
No. 5 of Reltnbah 1,01—c
iu Ih, l.(1•n.l.', 11 1', itrus':etr: .•1
Tlittee11t}•. May l;lth
Sister Carrie Dunbar. D.D.P. p1
:. ;11111 4' 01. 0110.11 I Il flap
lrlu'e::entat11e4 of their I ,ete.
lodges. Sisters MOKenele Dr lue:
ud Powell front Molt leele( etre!
ford; Sister Baker from Tete lee r•
Lodge. Seaforth; Sister Plunlatll
from 1Tarnnie Lodge, t'linre"; Se,ter
eitz01441(1 from 1300kto1 Star L14911,
Monkton; Sister ilaerhler from
Goderich Lodge, Goderich; Sister
Henderson from Perth 5•:1.' eeele,
feetee'•I 1411(1 eveter McDowell from
Morning 5ltar Lodge. liru"eel:.
On the motion of Sister Mrhenzi,'
and Holter. Sister 11110011l"4 of (2011,.
rielt 10110'• 13,114 appaintod 1110 911(3011
ing TAi.atriet Deputy Pr -.33(1' 111 o
Distriet No. 5.
1.133-r Dunbn; _a1 • .1 spleedhl
port of her year's 37109, Readings
whiell wen- 0,11,9 enioyol Were
given by 5'1,1or? Daher, Srafer39:
Newcombe, Godericl, and Gln or
Clinton.
sister Dnnhar pr. -rented (Aster Jean
Little, Morning Star Lodge, Drns•
501s, 1111111 11 Rebekah 11 in in 'n(prec1'l-
Hon of her services as Dlstrirt Sr,-
retary. A lrmnmittes Watt appointed
to select a gift to be given to 51,10 -
Dunbar as a reme'1111rancc from
District No, 5.
At the close of
uncial 110111' 7411.a
the meeting 1
eniny.'1 1(.1 a
delicious 11111(.11 served by the 1111(11
committee.
CARD OF THANKS
144.4
in. thuds 0f applieatinn 11101 ,1110111
spray 51'rfis1ree are more effective
then 419111". The auel orities 111.11
IT. A. and Mrs. Keys Were Slan<day
visitors with their daughter, Mr's.,
Alvin Pride, Waterloo.
Among visitors In this commenity
were E. Giessler and ITerbert
Jeschke, Fraser, Mich., with Pant
Jeschke; Will and Mrs. Moffatt,
Clinton, at the some of M. Engel;
Otto and Mrs. Orst•on and family
Jim and 91114. Martin and ellibl1'en, A.
and Mrs. Martin anti Mrs. Bert
Martin all of Detroit and Bob and
Morgan Cameron. 5011110 at the home
of .Men Cameron.
Mrs. F. Betimes has disposed of her
Property in the village to 'Murray
Huether.
REGENT THEATRE
Ont.
NOW PLAYING—
Thur., Fri., Sat. May 20.21.22
Imitation Of Life
with
Claudette Colbert Warren Willltnns
This picture based on Fannie Hurst's
great novel, brought hack by popular
demand, on the screen to thrill you
again.
Song of the Thin' Man
With
William Powell and Myrna Loy 1
Nick and Nora of g'adio 'lame are(
back again in pursuit of criminal btp
after an absence of one and a half -
years.
Mat. 2,50 p. m. — Mon., May 24th
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Ben Walker wisees to express
her sincere thanks to aril her friends
who so kindly remembered tete with
cards, Rowers, fruit and nice things
to eat during my recent illness while
in :the Kitchener & Waterloo Hos-
pital and at home.
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Next Thurs. Fri. Sat, May 27.25-29
"SPRINGTIME IN THE SIERAS"
in Trucolor
with
Roy Rogers and Jane Frazee
Be sure to see "The King of the
Cowboys and Trigger", Iho smartest
horse in the movies—also, Bob Nolan
ad the Sons of the Pioneers.
COMING—
"THE FOXES OF HARROW'.
Rex Harrison and Maureen O'Hara
Capitol Theatre
- LISTOWEL
Thur., Fri.. Sat.
May 20-21-22
Lana Turner Van Heflin
in "Green Dolphin Street"
Sat. Mat. 2:30 . serial - shorts
each eve. at 7:00 p.m.
Mon. Tues. May
"Driftwood"
A story of a little girl and her
dog. A picture for the
Whole Family.
TUESDAY FOTO-NITE
24-25
OFFER $140.00
Mon. Attend. card night.
Matinee Mon. May 24
at 2.30
COMING
Wed. Thur. Fri.
May 26.27.28
"Good News"
(Technicolor)
with June Allyson
Peter Lawford
Big Musical Sensation!
Mat. Wed. at 2.30
CKNX every Mon. to Fri.
at 6 P.M.
Dnngnnnon J nolo' leermerR As.
oeintinn nreaniznrl this Spring, re
ports a membership nt Aver ton
enth'ni'ilts'lle voun0 people Ind been
intereslt is shown in this new or -
gentle) tion.
Ciinten junior Farmer. Held their
last meeting i'n the Clintn Collegiate
Tnetttute on Tnesriny, 'day 11th. They
]'marl a very interesting and ' ening.
able time. At this meeting, they
deluded $159.00 to the new wider of
the Clinton needle Hospital Cnn
g1•atulnitinns, boys enri girls,
Huron Conn!ty's year Reek will be
off the press about Jane 1. Be Sure
to read It. and in appreciation,
remember the many advertiser.. who
have made this hook possible. Ot
special interest are articles by W.
10. Ttumnnen, Secretary - Treasurer
of the Ontario Hog Producers end
Marketing Board, and Robert W.
Morrison. Vice -resident of the On-
tario Federation of Agriculture and
Secretary -Treasurer of tier Ontario
Cream Produrors' Market'ny Board.
This is you chance to 91141 out what
your Association ie doing for you,
lSt. John's Ladies' Guild
The May meeting of the Ladies'
j Gnild was held in the home of Mra,
Kirby with 10 members present. -
The meeting opened with the
singing of hymn 558 'Stand up Steed
up for ,Testis.' The president. Mfrs.
Davis led the Devotione and also
read the Scriptures taken from
,Tames 20.
Cards of thanks Were received
from the 'United Church W.A. for
the Easter flowers 0(13 from the
relatives of Mrs. Muldoon.
It wall decided to send a card of
sympathy to Mr. Oldham) whose
mother has died.
It was moved by Mra. 'Whittard
seconded by Mrs. Morrow that we do
not have a staitionary platform in the
cherch basement,
Tt was decided to cut raesot)2e in
the library on Tuesday.
It was moved by Mrs. Coleman
and seconded by Mrs. Tflecher that
the ceiling ' of the rectory dining
room be repaired. It was hoped to
get it done before Mrs. Kerr -returns
with Vernrtt,
The meeting closed with prayer,
Mrs, Kirby served a delicious
tog teeeleted by Mrs. Daubs,
DIED
ALCOCIK—In Mortis Tow.iship n 1
Tuesday, May 13th, 1945, .Annie E
Banbridge, beloved wife of 5,11141:'1
Alcook in her 52nd year. The
funeral will take place from her
late home, lot 15, con. 0; Morris
Township on Friday, May 21st.
Private service at the home at
2 p.m. followed by public ae1'1'i"e
at the 'United Church at 2.30 pan
Interment in Brussels cenutry.
LOST—
A yearling FIereford Steer with .1
clip off the top of left ear, strayed off
the Rutledge farm on the centre side
road of Morris. Finder please get in
touch with Leslie Bolt, Belgrave.
Phone 72-r-7 Brussels.
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Obituary
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"(1111914111 J. F.lalfte r
BRUSSELS, ONTA.;t M.
a Majestic Women's JnatItute.
Th. l'i'st; (feel-1(if; of .hu :111111 i'�t't.
. Ae4:men'• t1 pini, Nee 0„01 111 1101
9411. ' 1, t'uI,: 1 Lif,tar,t' , '14 '1•I, 111'Ka fly.
7)143 1::' l with all a""/1 1211 •a of
Airs, Earl Cndnln('1' 11"1411.4 atilt
,:p.l!,•d 'he 110 01.1110 131(.91 1 11 nxn at
('4111 911'- after wltieli 1.1 1(• aeeretary,
:lire. .1+,h11 Seetr tread the u1lnntes
of the lost meeting. 'f' rn11 ra11
was eitew..red ht "J entreat r',et4t 1'
Lo1l't t that -0e, wore ('fad frum1
_",1r,'. 13. 1larnisR. Mrs, 73. lValker-and
114. 14(1(1 1T1•-. 1,1(101. 3411-. Dori::'
ltenlingw;,y 3314• 4.11 +'a• 1111 1411 11
pr,•;, a with a 10,311 ire! r•r, 0',1
fray ei 111 are-Jes!:nm. et
-h., p,r,:r 3r•:.4t.
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Wul..1 111110ur. a ....sub .11 'd' fire t'
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1111 Tllur:rt;ev. 714y CO.
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1,3,414 on T: ,t ". , t n011 Vie '
11)1. 1901 mid 3,8(1 1 , 1. r,• 00
11141- : 111p 39.
be reeved Int,, 1,1rtew
on ()et. 14(h- 191.1 1r,
in 111:1( 1111( 30111 Lida en•,eine
Gar'rle, w111, with 'l
(:ere tInir•lilI soli I4gH
a
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39011' loss. 110, !eel 1 , 1,:, r...
i)„sRV 1101 w:,.., ley' d by all win
knew hint. lies
meet (19 34111(11 t , p l .3
b'u•n e 131111 (11'....-01111 : n 1 l 3
thoughts being el -ways
e.
INN,. with 11111 8011
TTr, Was a 100m1ter r1f 34 11:(14
Presbyterian Ch,)^r•h 14 „
The funeral service 'o i
Sunday, May 3'h, fr, n 1,:•(•
residence in Grr•y, was ,eieleetei ,1•
Rev. Mr. Hutton of Mnlr w 1r!h 411
Rev. Mr. Kelly of Knox Pte =hyt -, ;WI
('1)114r11. Teistowel. Dunn t the
service Mr. Watson Brown snug
"Does Jesus Cat Peril(( •rs
were .ie netrhbors: Alex 14(41.14:.11
Clifford McAllister, Hower,l :4 1 (^P
Dave 1TcT.ennen, Fred and Ben
u
Hayden. Flower 1111144•''4 441,17 .17(41
sot STe'nirhwm, Wat .rt Brom.
Tont M•Dolatd, Gln Fraser. 1.77,-.3
Thompson, 5, lab n-rr•kenl ;4-.•.
Stewart Turner and Areic. Smith.
Tnternlent 71as in Ethel C.11'11104,1.1.',
Friends attending rrom ;1 died,
were free S1!•111 57.+ Vale, 1'er, r
London, Stratford. 11it' hell 1'--e l , .
M1u,1"r n, Clifford. Mt. For'•,'t x11. 1
Wingham.
"His weer:: Thee-. :net •.` 1..- '
His ten 19 411;:d'ts are paet
And 11 me.a('hl'. 11 111 1•.r1�
'1 '- 9,411111 a\l- e rest ret :am
TMs, United Church
.A I 1 „1 c ,Vii :74 he'd
durlug .he '\i 14'nine R', r.'11':, in the
1'19'•,(1 ('!11, 1"t 111. .!r•.) '1: 1-f1n'r}
11,111.1' 1P re reer.i11(••9 l y ,•,r,il'!e.a"-'
from Wiux111011 ❑1111 Evrl}•n
1.01f.• was r• volvei 1, 93irrltr
from Elora. The 1;"' 7v'.r.•: wet•e
also rereiverl or P,.e11.4_7_0. of !',9111'
:11 !Sae:, Koren nu,r11111, 11 1107 more. Jean Cardiff and t1 ,',, 1 D,1,, T4
and (30404' V011,1115 Grrt,1 4 ('r'(' 111 f.
.Tan1''31 Cardiff and nuclei: Ra, .
The morning sermon sire: .1 112.2;
importance of milting a deeisintr for
Christ. The choir sang i'My Shep-
herd rarer for me" by C80(11b.
The evening sermon was based cal
the text "Blessed are the P•0(.•
makers."
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tit;: - 11n4: `rem ere :Tine ..,ei.-rl
group = 13'41)14. '¢.t 171 Irot( be.
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'Wt./1, 1'11,7 14.114:. ,f member
at d .,_1.. (1•, ,.,- 3 , 1:•,. r.,,ii1.
rd in' those 'Inteen, ',t:er'e. fr. et nee
. •• - 1.1 fi teee1 -.,i
reett i S,A ... 4.1 119E 1.11', t.
2 (•110 rs ,,•: "1 . d rev AT'^4.
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•i1:'1100 fl' 1 ,1 r', l 11,•0 L'1
dress
twee, s to . mud •r ;lee
Asa'}• .,34111,' 111 1 1'•o^s of Mrs
V,!1, ane Mrs. to Lona. Tliaa
r1(' th wi111 the \'att0nal
Anthem followed by a delirious
emelt '.3'1'4(1 by 'be hosteese14,
l.l,yd 1141311. etre flee.1-nna, M)'.
.Tee. .ermstrone, 7.Trs)lorrh111:,
Mrs. Jas. Lr?•a. - and M's 1V. Bell.
Melville Church
At the morning. 1erri,'" on Sunday
1(, 1141 1199144 nr'ac110d rot the
hJ• 1 r '•Penl3311 -1 ' 011:1 hosed his
sermon on the .X)41('11' of Apolloa
of whom it 9- written, 111 .Ncts 17, 15
'hnolving only the 3.11'914 (1 of .Tohli.'
Th. ',heir rendered the ..whelp -00d
IS a Spirit” by Drown. .At the eyen-
ic Rervb..: Rev. 1L. Xillne preached
on the subject "Trials that bless"
with 111u,irntiono front the life of
.Ter :end St. Paul.
LIBERAL CANDIDATE HURON -BRUCE
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A
.ural kNepresentative
FOR A
A Ret ,ral Riding
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For DATES and PLACES
of IMPORTANT MEETINGS
and
NAMES OF SPEAKERS
V
SUPPORT LIBERALS
The Huron -Bruce Liberal Association
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FOR ADDRESSES as follows:
TUESDAY 25 MAY 5:45 — 6.00 p. m.
THURSDAY 27 MAY 1:15 -- 1:30 p. m.
FRIDAY 28 MAY 2:00 --- 2:15 p. m.
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