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Kappy, is the furnace that
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'A rvtiter••in a artily ,Objects
Old Dad January is nearmg,;a fin-
ish'and it has been a prett fiiir sam-
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IVI,cCULLOi G!II--In the Ale•xandria;
;, and Marine Hospital Goderich, on
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Ferns
P `(��� l�' Eggs,
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THER L� BE A tIO'� TIME
lr) i?i)E Ol p IOU`3E (ilGilT ' `sees the Hent Folks 'coming
o the word, quintuplets being shore,
-fated'` to -"quints," and:asks.tha • the
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pre; of winter weather.' He •treated
us to a few, nice norbh cast winds.
One eveinng about a week or, so ago
January 25th, to' Mr. and Mrs:
Fred McCullough,. a son:
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and 4/re`[�m
n ;,a.'t. c-ve down the chute. And it should
ao • au bel, Fol it
3 ; 1 knows its scolding
days are No
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Oh,to, this' 's n roil }winter
a at sus
nether if ie•the sort we've been us-
to'ral ur a v�s.. s'
d 1 a
some of our boys, I mean grown-np
boys, went to' spend a' pleasant' even-,
y ,
ins with a, friend, also to look for
pearls, (haven't heard haw many
they got), that'•same evening of Mr.
DEATHS
STEWARf -tin Clinton, on ,January
.;_,26th, Ann Jane.Moble, widow of-,
William S'tewarrtin.her 90th year.:
ROLMEiS-+Soddenly; in Clinton, on.
Cut Flowers
CUT FLOWER5
FLOWERING PLANTS�\,
FLORAL DESIGNS
ALL THE YEAR ROUND FOR
CASH AT
THE, CLINTON POULTRY HOUSE
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over. more pains
in its, grate. No more vicious
shaking by the fire -keeper; No
poking
more akin and'cheating,A
furnace will sing like 'a tea-
•Those'eoid-i'a Y
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bracing the Can
North -wind 'thou ht rhe would go for
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. Jan. 27th Rev. •':A. A. Holmes 're-
Chas,
Cass• ,%. ���ke
pa. e
°a "r%
kettle when it - has the,Heat
•a,
re dust -to average
Ian, Feet is, we like it,•
a frisk, and''h'ow ha: chased they little
snout flakes hither and thither, till
aired United Church 'm • nister,�:.:. in
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N. W. TREWARTHA
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Folks' ,romping "about. Have
harmony' in
EI ❑p ..e❑.his
Whet is the Matter 'that• sea cap
he Thad' built' p" .. .ds'and wonderful
snow banks: Now comes time for
Year.
MORRIeO.N—In` Hensall • on January,
Catherson Wood,
and; j
Phones: 'B6w 6G
Phones—Office ; 214j Residence, „214w
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your cellar with
the Heat Folks in the bin:
sins are always ramming' into each
A, invetfigation
:25th,'
de ai4ure and the boys are starting
p
widow, .o£.
' Robert'Merrisen,'and mother of E:
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ether -recently?
fo>- .home. They. ,proceed to ,their• car,'RILEY'S
Cail the i ucs`
dould seem to be in order t44'find out.
he cause of so'many, apparently:un_
heeecause coliistonse attended , in
.
the driver enters the' driver's seamed
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whispers, "Roll "over.. Lizziei" But
to 'very
W. Morrison, Huron Road, ;m her
86th yeas. . ': „
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HQw ManyVarieties '�•f
Weekly Specials
WE NOW 'CARRY GENUINE
"SCOTCH ANTHRACITE
Hast cases wit1 serious loss'o£ life.HOLMEsvILLE
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News that the Prince of Wales
as composed a p'ieee for the bag
tines Wilt' be the first intimation nal-
Lizzie d'oesn't'appear be wide,
awake. 5o in a more commanding
voice he sa• ys, "Roll aver," but, poor
Lizzie just 'can't make her way
through those snow drifts. But they
must get home, so they harness old
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",Miss Norma Potter is visiti•ng im
Mitehell with her cousin,. Miss Joy
Kemp„:
Brew .d0' We 'M.ak ?
-White Breads -Round, Brick, Butter-
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Milk, Potatoe, Sandwich, Dainty-
Wh• • alit Sells and.1
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Heinz Spinach Soup, 2 for' • • •, •27c
Heinz M .
.Mushroom, 2 for .•......270
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PHONE 74
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L. CARTWRIGHT,
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ONTARIO
Local Mgr.
Co.
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ions: of people *ill have that bag-
iipes play something is writ-
p Lizzies
bobbin, hitch him to poor'
Miss Edith Herbert of . Sitncoe ” 'is
Maid, Raesia Fruit and Nut. ,
Heinz Green .-Peas, 2 for ...27e
which
for them.,,—Niall and,Em ire.
bumper and away he goes down the
spending.a week at Name. , • '
en
don't they play the
Why, pa,
ane tune all the ine? We were
-lad to hear that a new one has beeny
sro a kli i 1sa• n necktox h mself a this eyes
p x Y g,
is a chance T have waited fol. I'll
W'. A, are pre-
Th ladies of th� am, for she 14th
paringa good ,program.
of Februax '
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Brown Breads—Whole Wheat; Crack-
sheat ands Meal• ""
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Heinz Chicken and Rice, 2 for ,..,27c
Heinz Asparagus, 2 for ...... , 27c
for
CAPITAL THEATRE
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Goderich—Phone 47
REGENT THEATRE
A
Seaforth
iiad ted
nVerAnd
show Lizzie who's who around here."Due
to the ,stormy weather,; of Fri-
Heinz Tomatoes, large, 2 ...25c•
N'ow'Pla n Sylvia Sidneyin:
Playing:- Y '
yf g:, Mae West mit
Now Playing:
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poor Lizzie, wheezing and -puf-
to
day Iast, the Y.P.S.meeting was
Heinz Tomato Saup, small, „3 for 25c
"BEHOLD MY WIFE"
"I'M NO ANGEL" ,
. Those Masseys must be greatpoo-
tie. Vincent Massey is chief big-
vig for ,the -Liberals and now lis coil-
in, Denton, 1VIassey, has been. chosen
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chief tarn ai
p gn .manager by the
Tories• •; Surely this ought to give the
ie to ;the belief that people always
tote as their fathers and gx•andfath-
fins, is doing her 'best keep up the
pace set by Dobbin, her old heart
thumping; Dobbin keeps right on
dawn the road through the side road'
never stops until he, reaches the
p avement' whore • he iljids Lizzie ,a
snappy .good-bye and home he goes
fora well-earned breakfast.
On Sunday Saeram.ent of the Lord's
necessarily withdrawn. This.: week's
gathering will be in charge, of Mr.
Norman Treawrtha. Every member
of the Society is requested to, be pre-
.sent if ,at all possible. •
On Monday, the young people,
spent a highly enjoyable evening as
guests of the Ontartn Street Church
Oysters,.. - . Fruits>
•made
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BART'L.IFF & CRI
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Makers of Dainty -Maid and •
Heinz Vegetable Soup, 2 for .. , .27c
Heinz Beef Broth, 2 for - 27c
Heinz Spaghetti; 10c and 15e
Large, Ovaltine .. $1.00
Medium Ovaltine G0c
Small Ovaltine 40c
Ghai o Black Tea . , . ... 49c
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We buy
Mon., Tues;, Wed.—Double Bill
-Warwick Deeping's great. novel
to hx ll d
Had thrill the world anew
H. B. Warner in '
"SORRELL AND SON"
J. Gleason, Charlotte) Greenwood
teamed in the screen's loudest laugh
ORDERS IS ORDERS"
with eminent stageto
star+ C. Maude
Mon., Tues. Wed.
SHIRLEY TEMPLE'
asst stud by the .followin star east
James Minn, Lois VVghson and
Jane Harwell
brings to the Regent her 'newest
andmost lovable picture. A :dim
led wee waif becmes sweetheart
an airport
"BRIGHT
rs'anted.....The common forebear of
Y p,S., The program was put on by
Whole.Wheat. Bread
and grade eggs while you
Thurs., Fri., .Sat.
EYES"
hese two loco nory in opposite ori -the
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must have been either
Supper was dispensed to about twen-
ty.' The'day was very cold, , whneh
Holmeswdle group, and, although
short, was of.'a high quality. Mise
phone 1. Clinton
wait for which we 1e a dozen
pay
more -m Cash, or, Trade.
James Cagney, Joan Blondelt,
Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell
Thurs., Fri., Sat. •
7. Chesson, Charlotte Greenwood
Mal camps, a
rrit or a Tory, there being no C C.F.'s
n those days.
may have kept seine away. ,
Another young span in thi district
Altalind McCartney, president, acted`
'as chairman. Prayers were offered
by 'Rev, Farrill Rev. Mr.
"Bunco' Valuation." Miss Beatrice
Hayman sang'•a very fine "The
No Quantity Too Large.
- in the 'new and brilliant •
Mlusical Comedy
"FOOTLIGHT
teamed in the screen's loudest, laugh
"ORDERS IS ORDERS"
with eminent stage star,
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would like to know what to da if the
IMr. ; and
Herbert; the lesson was
solo,
Beautiful 'Garden of Prayer."Camxiiig:
. .RiLEY'S GROCERY
at 3PARA.m
Mat: Wed and Sat. at 3 p.m.
dCerlasude
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Alice
Appropos of nothing in particularPhone
fuel oil in your radiator burst into
scripture
39. Free delivery at all hours
Coming: "Pursuit of Happiness "
in Wpnderland
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we wish to say that when Canada
flames. We would advise him to put
read by Mr..Frank Yeo,and the topic
taken by Mr. Norman. Trewartha,
The January meeting of the Busy•
Bees Mission Circle,
The "bundling".'hit of the season
•Matinee Saturday at 3 p.m,...
'mergesfrom the troubles which
the cap on and wait for develope-
ments.
•• The musical numbers consisted of
which, was
postponed last week, will be held on
Cavo been impeding her progress for
,he past 0few•years, we'are going to
suggest to the government in power,
How interesting life is. Now in
fancy we hear the merry sound of
wedding bells. How sweet and clear
a lovely piano solo by Miss Charlotte
Trewartha,'a • vocal duet by Misses
Marjorie 'and Viola Glidden and one
Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. at
the home of Miss Gladys McLean,
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CUSTOM• SAWING
Custom sawing will be done during,
Your }
Photograph
Ind we do not care what particular
fart it happens to be composed of
Y pp p
rut we are going to ask it to take a
lay or so off and in a sane, quiet
manner, without either government
tr opposition iiri caching the loyalty
p p Y y
if the other, discuss the matter of a
7anadian flag. We can lay such. a
natter over though until more ur-
the sound. Those bells must surely•
Y
be steel.
Roger•
On Tuesday evening the adjourned
meeting of the Men's' Club washeld.
Election of officers, resulted as fol-
lows:, President: Fred Elliott; Vice;
Allen Betties; Secretary, Jas. Stir-
ling; Treasurer, Glen Lockhart. It
• of Mr. Elvin Moores popular violin
selections in which he was accompan_
ied by Miss Edna Elliott on the pd-
ano. Readings were submitted • by
Misses Edna Huller and Alma Tre-
wartha. At the conclusion of the
progranr,,Miss Elnora McInnes, pre-
sident of the town society, took
GODERICH TO�YNSHIP
The A.Y'.P.A, spent a very enjoy-
able evening on Friday of last week
at the home of Mt, and Mrs. Fred
Middleton, when they met together
and presented 1VJi..and ,Mrs, Clarence
Perdue with a wall mirror. The so-
leeLIVrs
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the coming Spring at Bayfield, Thos.
Wallis', .4th -concession, Goderich
township and at John Tuner's; Clin-
ton. Also shingle sawing at Bayfield.
McEWEN BROS.,
Phone 624x4, Clinton Central. 10-tf,
You owe a real debt to our family
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and friends—the y waist your photo.
graph: Pay this obligation to -day.
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Burgess Studio.
;ens matters are attended to,
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was decided to lrcld a 'music program,
on February 12th. This to take the
charge of the gathering and several
%merry games and contests were ire
dulged in. Lunch followed, the fin-
oiety has been under heavy obligation
to Mr. Perdue, who has so willingly
BAND BOX NEAT
orses for Sale
Developing and Printing
'Phone 115, Clinton.
The blessed privilege of making
mos own mistakes, the freedom tog
my and sell where one .chooses, the
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;hooses, to prosper or to fail as one
:hooses, provided one does not make
L nuisance of himself constitute a
loon that few of us are ready to part
With readily.
. dl etnr Times -Advocate.
But, it is a good many years since
nature of a contest between the
ishtn_ touch to most delightful evHave
married and -single men, Jim Stirling yg a g
and Allen' Betties, captains for the enin •.with
lidoin
y Glen Lockhart and Ray A date to keep in mind is that of
Cox for the single. This promises Tuesday, Feb. 5th, when the Y.P.S. is
to be a very up-to-date program. giving a program consisting of sev-
On Thursday eveningthe Y.P.S.oral musical numbers a humorous
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enjoyed a socia,~ evening and lunch one -act play and an additional novel
after their regular meeting. feature which promises to be of
great interest and amusement to all.
assisted with his music. The address
was read by Mr. Leslie Elliott of
Bayfield, Miss Muriel Rathweli mak-married
g the presentation.TWENTY•FIVE
Miss Margaret Heard of Clinton
spent the week -end with her friend,
Miss Mar aret Middleton.
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Mr. and Mis. Sydney Jackson of
Lethbridge, Alta, who are •• on a trip
to California, visited,their niece, Mrs,
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that valeted look, even
well-worn clothes. Our• Dry
Cleaning service will keep older
garments looking stylish and new -
er garments from growing old~
The little our Dry Cleaning costs
is nothing 'compared with the sev-
ings ' • •the advantages ... it of-
Persyou. Sendus a stat for ser-
vicing and see! •G.
Friday, Feb. 1st
ONTARIO HORSES
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
from 2 -year-olds up to Work Horse's.
p couple of matched grey teams
AT OUR BARNS, EXETER
J. Dow, Peep. W. E. Nairn, Amt.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. James McNeil wish
to extend thanks for the s ath
1?np;, Y
and assistance rendered by friends
during the illness and at the time.of
the death of their mother, the late
Mrs. Stewart, for flowers sent and
cars loaned for the funeral and all
kindnesses shown them. •
ve have enjoyed that happy freedotii.
Mrs. Roy Wilson is sufficiently re- Everyone is heartilyInvited to spend
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Fred Middleton, last week -end.
12-1-p,
to leave the hospital on Fri- Tuesday evening with the
A Feltner resident of Goderich
Cutsom Sawing
lNltab with the Oiling out of govern.covered
neat forms, telling all about what
done
young
day. She is recuperating at the hone people.
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Reg. Ful-• Miss Helen Mae f th of Wester.
township died at his home in ,Gode-
rich on Saturday in the person of
WOOD FOR SALE
BIC EVENT
NT
I will do custom sawing the cern•
Ing spring, 'as usual. J. Hutton,
me are doing, have and purpose
~sing, thegaverage businessman and
ler:. vett London, visited Isere at her
Mr. Wilmer Harrison our +Dyein
Robert Russell, who had 'reached the
g Cleaningi.l
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Landesbero, Ont. 11-2.
atizen generally feels that he is pot
free but employee theg
newly home last week.
appointed •superintendent of Sunday
great age of ninety-two years.
Mr. Russell was a native of Stan-
K1
',ulna pAnnual
RepairingPressing
Ice Carnival in Londesboz•o
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APPLICATIONS FOR CHIEF 01'
t citizen an of
State. A few •more regulations
S'ehool, took charge on Sunday,.F'eb-
ley, coining to Godei•ich township
Rink
POLICE
Imre or less will not matter so Hench•
ruary 10th: Election of teachers and KIPPEN
officers will take place. All inter.
Mr. J. B. McLean, superintendent
when he was a mere child. For over
thirty years he Iived on the sixth
.
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Friday Feb. ���
Applications' for the position of
Chief of Police of the Town of Clin-
STANLEY
Ma Edward Glen of the second of
Stanley lost a vrey valuable horse
est week. -
ested in the work of the Sunday
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school should be ,present. bofe our Sundayschool, was unable to
• be present at his usualpost.Sunday
Hr, Thos. Cox, who we hospital,repoed as last. It is .over thirty-three years
very ill in Goderiel is, we
are sort to say,showing little signs since Mr. McLean first took up his
Yg
of recovery duties as superintendent and in all
and then moved to Bruce County
where he lived for •. a number of
Years. While in •Goderich township
he acted as county councillor and al-
so as assessor`. He was a member of
the Canadian Militia and served un-
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SPECIALS
RAISINS 10c
National, Fancy and Comic Costumes
for adD It and juvenkl'e classes:
$20.00 IN PRIZES
• Admission 25e and 10c. 12:1•
ton will be received by the under-
signed up to noon of Friday Feb-
r'uary 1st. Chief of Police to act as
Night -Constable, being on duty from
7 pan, to 6 a.m•, and at other times
when necessary. Salary $60.00 per
Miss Nora .Stewart spent a few
lays last week at the home of Mr,
Ken. Taylor, Goderich bownshi
Mr. Bob Cole Sunday
thoseyears he has only
Sorry to report Mr. Fred Elliott Y been absent
is confined to his, bed with pleursy, four Sundays. Surely this is a
splendid record and a splendid exam-
ple of lgyaity to his church. In all
tier Col, A. M. Ross in the Fenian
Raid. He was a real .pioneer of this
county and did splendid work in
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1VIACARONI, 5c, 5 lbs, for 25c
TOMATO JUICE 5c
teachers were appointed: Superinten-
dent, J. Tebbutt; ;assistant Carman
Tebt,'utt; Bible Class teaches': Irvine
month. Engagement to date from
February 15th.
—R. E. MANNING', Clerk.
spent . with
dr, John McFarlane.
those .years he has seen many little
clearing up and settling• the land.11-2,
TOMATOES, small cans Sc
Her -
Tebbutt, . assistant, Rev. J. W. Her-
Mrs. John Innis spent the week-
;ud with friends in Toronto.
Mi, and Mrs. Wilbur Welsh held
u social evening at their home last
?richly night. •
BAYFIELD folk grow up and they cannot fail to
have. been influenced b Mr. Mc-
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Mrs: Jaynes .Porter of Goderich. Loan's ,ever •present still cheerful
spent last week as' the guest' of her example..;of: loyalty to their Sunday
sister, Mrs. W Heard, sc}iool slid' church.
Miss. Gladys. Gale left Sunday
He kept his faculties into old age and
scull recall the early daye_most •in-
terestingly. He was twice married,
his first wife being Miss Ellen Wes-
ton of Goderich torvtnship, his second
wife, who survives, being Miss Han-
FRESH FROZEN WILLIE PIS' 15c
FRESH FROZEN SALMON ..,17c
ORANGE PEKOE TEA, Special 115c
5 lits, for $2.50
Mer -
batt. Intermediate: Mrs. Ira Mer-
rill, assistant, Mts. Biggin, Juven-
die: Miss M. Bi i•n •assistant, Mervin
gg '
Lobb. Secretarytreasurer, $, Merrill,
Miss Gertrude Eason.
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TURNIPS
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•Organist, FOR SALE 9, '
Mr. Will Shaddick has treated hint -Y
;elf to a new Ford ear. '
Mrs. Fen, Stewart and Mrs. Adam
qn ; Mt..E'. E. MAusseau is bus these
to spend" this week with friends in ,days preparing his supplies of Inter -DR.
Kitchener. :She, will also attend the national repairs to be ready for the
nal Swalwell of Kincardine town-
ship. Five daughters and two sons
The remains were Oaken
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WEST'S TOOTH PASTE 2, 39c
•in
HENSALL
CHEAP FEED
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Stewart have held. quilting )fees in
heir respective pontes, the quilts to
le sent to the.needy in the North.
Miss 'Note .Stewart left Saturday'
Annus] Co»verset, 0.A.0., Guelph, sptntM •tgoila
Mr. • Harold iScotchmee, O,A,C, Mi•s. Darin 1171 •1 of Hensel]
Guelph„was home over the week -end, was ,a visitor with Mrs. J. Workman
Ata speeial,meeting' of, the..Board during eh '.:week.
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Village Trustees held pis the Town
survive..
to Cargill for burial. Th•e late Mr;
Russell was an uncle of Mr. J. R,
Stirlin •_ of this townshi
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HANDKERCHIEFS, bunches 19c
MEN'S LINED MITTS 38c
ALL RED RUBBER BOOTS
TI death occurred en Friclay at
her ionic in ITensall of one of the
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pioneers of this district, Mrs, Robert
Harrison, in her 86th year, She wag,
before her marriage, Catherine Wood
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F. 9i Andrews
Phone 33, 11-tf,
o visit her sisters' in Chatha•m and
of Mt. antra/les. E. Kerr of Winthrop
Hall Friday the
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Sizes 7, 10 and 11• 52.25
of Cavan, Ireland. Coining to Can
.._.._�.�,�.
Anindsor,
Mrs. Jim Mep'arlane and babe are
risitins friends at Constance. -
Mrs. Ed. ''C. .Glen spent Thursday
st Hensall.
Group 4 of the' Maple Leaf Club
field a Weiner S.0 ; er at the home
ppSurvivingher,are
if Mr. and.ltl'xs. Henry Diehl on Wed,
resday� night. Twenty-five+enjoyed
en ,:evening :last spent a few days. with Mrs. Keer's
following were given office £or .1935: ,parents, ••11Lie and Mrs. J. Workman.
Policeman and, Caretaker 'of the,'.,- ,• y
Ma andMrs. Din.merson r{ le est-.
Town Rall, John Pease; Supervisor tettatined aenuniber of friends last
of thee Village Lights, Thos. Castle; Wednesday! ' evening, The• evening
Roa',i Pati-olinan, M'elvin. Davison• was spent+;in` cards and music. After
• The l emli!exs df. L.O.L.No. 24 with .sever atilt luncheon the guests
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"their wives "and friends enjoyed 'a ]eft foie home after clanking their
social evening at,their hall•en Friday :genial,• 'host and hostess for 'a .lovely
evening a last. Progressive
AUBURN
The cold wave struck here on
''Sunday last when the mercury regis,,
tered. 20 degrees belon* and again on
Wednesday tnorniing,at,14 degrees be_
,low:
..Messrs. Wm. Graig 'and Thos.
'Willson are':bhisy these days with the
have been
SPECIAL TABLE OF REMNANTS
.AND CLEARING LINES.
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VARNA 10-4.
oda in February, 1872, she was mar-
tied to Robert Morrison who died
seven years ago. They settled in
McKillop Township, moving later to
Stanley Township, where they resid-
ed untie retiring in Hensall •in 1917.
one son Ednund of
the Hut on Road, east o£'Clinton; and
one daughter, Emily, at, Home; an -
Cijjjt�ji'$ Fuel Yards
HARD WOOD, SOFT WOOD
CORD -WOOD AND :.CEDAR 1
NUT COAL AND STOVE COAL
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We sell either . delivered or in the
yard. ,.
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s splendid ;Supper; after: Which the
est of 'the evening 'was spent in
;regressive euchre,
.euchre. time•
was played• during the evening, the The Euchre ,elub'of the town line
prize -winners being Mrs. Jack Cas- inet at W. Hoiney's Monday .night
tle and Lindsay Snaith. R,efreshnnents The Kippen Mixed Club at• Mr. E.
skating rink,- The "boys
practising hockey. and expecti to .play
a 'game with another team'. this week.
• 'On Wednesday night them is to be
hoof board for the term 1P35-36-37,
Mr. Asquith in an esteemed citizen•. or
the village and attended the,Goderieh
other slaughter, • ,Mrs. Parke,• passed
away some,, years ago, she
randehildren, Violet Morrison of
'VICTOR FALCONER
phone 97w, !
BRUCEFIELH
There was a good attendance, at
he United church last Sunda morn-
Yvisited'
ng, although the thermometer regis-
eyed 19• below zero.. How true the
were served by the ladies. Butt's,' and the Tuckersmdth Ladies'
The Ladies' Guild of Trinity 'Church Club met at Mr, R. Dayronds; on the
are .making plans f•er • a Valentine same night.
Social, ,' •, • - ' mr. and! 'Mrs, Warkle of Seaford':
Mx. Harold Wsston' of -Detroit is 1VIx'. and Mrs. Wesley French
spending'a few days lielida•y ' '"'-'41"' during the week:. •
friends in the village. • -- :11tr. Walker of Peterboro•visited his
a: carnival ori the 'rink. :.
Mr. Elwin Wilson and . Russe]
Thoiripson are busy ,drawing logs for
.Mr.'Ed. Lawson while • the sleighing
is poodr
Miss Madeline• Walden of Westfield
lin-
has returned to' her home frpni Olin-
Collegiate himself where he later
taught,for several years. He tools
a 'special interest in establishing a
. Fifth Form School here and has at
lieaxt the welfare of rural students
attendingthe Collegiate.
Clinton and, Clarence Parke of Zurich
two sisters and two. brothels, Mrs,
Edge of Vancouver, 'Mrs: M'orrory and
William ~~Hood of Cavan,, Ireland, and
John Wood, of Belfast, Ireland.
The fniieral was hell~ from the
family residence 1VIonday afternoon at
p''� by o �y
D R 8:.1 AJ
Fresh . Eggs and Cream
Highest Prices for Strictly Freels
lid
td saying, "Where there's. a 'will
uncle, iii: M. Ivison recently, -
ton Hospital-.
2,30 o'clock to Hensel Union Come- Eggs.
lore's a way
Nurse iia kl'een Elliott of Strath;
o is at her home in the villa .e at
g
and is confined to .her room'
••300
hrough illness. . • •
Nurse Ho'hner returned to her
iotne.,in the, village last week.
Miss Marks'
Mr.• Isaac Jarrett has been. 'quite
CONSTANCE. seriously ill, At date of wxiti:ng he
E' 18 a little better. '
.Mrs, D. Dewar of Toronto is' 'The• ecinuati congregational, Meet- •
spending a week at the' home of her Ing o$,. •'$t;" Andrew's United''chei•ch
•
parents, M4•. and Mrs. Geo, W,'heatley,, Was..held' held' .on Friday evening last,
p
Mrs. Jas. McFarlane and baby of .Owing..,. to, the .stortn.y weather sonic
• Mr;: and Mss,• Edgar Lawson .ate
visiting'. ,Mrs. William :S(clater of
Seaforth. '
Rev; and Mrs, Sherman of Clinton
have been calling on friends here.'.' ,
':'- The annual meeting of'.t1te Baptist;
g I
Ch urch., was held .on;Wednesday •af.
c ER
Mess Lenolr;e Fish 'af the C:C.I.
spent- the week -end with her sister,
Mks. Irvine Tebbutt,
' ,Ebenezer United church. ,held its
annual congregational meeting on
Wednesday evening of last week, the
tai , The service was conducted by Cream shipped regularly.
Y
Rev. Arthur Sinclair of Hensabi' Uni- C,00d Prices Psk4i
ted Church of which'she.was a'mem- sA•� . `
bier. The pallbearers were D: Aik- -
enheaii,• W. D. Goodwin, Wm, Jones, Colds' of Dry Wood
W. McBeath, john Reid and James AND. CEDAR
Sintson. .
p TO SELL
is visiting at, the home
f Mr. and Nits...Arthur • Arthur McQueen
his week.
Mrs: Fitzpatrick of Tiensall is the
'nest' of iMrs. Jas. Berry at present.
Stanley township ate visiting at the were net able to attend. The an-
home of the lady's mother, Mips• Geo. Huai reports .of the church Sunday.
•••p
Riley. school, 'W).M.S., Mission Circle ansa
•The Clubl ,of Progress :are holding Gould 3Vlission Band showed the re-
their meeting in the school house on sults of a very successful ,year. in;
ternoon' of last week, with the pastor,
Rev, G... W , Sherman as chairman.
the financial reportpresented byAl-p
l? , e
fred Asquith,'>showed the : church to
be, in; good; standing,; The following
. pastor, Re•v. J. W. Herbert in the
chair. Reports Were received and
officers for .the year appointed as fol
lows: Stewards, I. Merrill, W. Big -
gin, J. Teltfoutt.: Menibers of Sas_
Housekeeper Wants Position •e e.
Housekeeper's ositdan wanted by
capable woman/ small wages. Bertha:., . , ,,;A. E. FINCH
Verner,
Verner, Bayfield. 12 1. Phone 231,
Mrs. Mary Brown spent the 'week-
Friday, evening of this week. - ' every 'department, ' '•
officers were elected •'for the' ensuing
cion: L Tebbutt, Fred Lobb, litorgan
Wanted ,
nd at the h»me of her aunt, Id'8.' G.
is of Clinton. s ,,,o r• . 'es
4 .tg
!Miss, Ina Scott and Miss Irene
inkier of London -spent the week -end
t their homes' tate village; "
. ..served
miss K. :Sold r i?�.N. , vtsit@d,
. � '
rurida in TCmcardine beet week.
'* R
1 The many friends of Mrs. Verne, ' The congregation) goes' ahead this
'Dale are pleased tot h'ear's that;, she year full of hope and enco va>,en e r .
i u i i t.
ie 'progressing %ricedy in the Seaforth A tasty .lunch was served 'after :the
Memorial hospital', ., ;
p ,,, , , � business, was completed. ; � � , '
The many friends';df'Mr; George . Rev, E. F, Chain ler preached -.a.
�l1�
.W,Qaeatley, are, sorvy, to h x,;l ,that, inspiring 'sernxon on Sunday.
. , , ,. , . ,,, n��u u .;i?',r g
therd is little 0tange in tee
eotnditton. morning last, Wank for Itisc%ub�ecty,
,... .... .:. ..ar......t �,... rn,.,.:. _, ....a.. .._ •: ..x.,_e .. .. 1 - ,..a,U
year:, treasurer, .`Alfred
,,,.
clerk ]en ith •tutees
, G Ra, ,Wi. ria ,
,Robertson Ge,.rge Raithlty;,
, 'as 9, ,;
;Rattitby, � pryr,l 1�T'eBxzen'
.Asnguiith,;:,auiirt0t:, ss.,4,"ETkiti.'1
Mr.,, ries ,.A #jai's
(. t • r,,, q ith,, ,a
„ ...rti}� a• � li ,..,
elirytL 5trre o#, hp. od
r. •- I t.°ru,: g,: ,.iS._. 11,, r'.1..,,._,....
Asquih;•
per
, Elmer
James:
, Alfred
'teen .'eV.
. �t
nal iixgh:
Jon•es. •'Secreta : M. 'Jones. Organ-
Secretary: ga
'
1st: , I. Tebbutt, Choir .leader, •F•
Lobb. At the conclusion of the"
business of the evening; the ;ladies
refresHiitents: - "to.
, , ..,
At`tha annual meebtn of the Sun-
g
day school the'i'ollowltig officers 0 .r%
,, . t'Ca
.
in :; ,
Plano Tuning,: Regulating and R� . ,,,;•,,CX@.iIIMing, all preSm
pair�ing. 25 years of Factory, Ware-,: • '• .: -• ., ,
"w_ ,Sll >�Sf''`• Coats and Dresses
room and, general experience., Setts,. D D RE1'AI
fa0tion� guaranteed. -'Orders phoned „CRY "'G`I.EANI� AN 1t,149a
'"
or :B,o�c, 35, Londesbaro, wilt` ..: W. J..�'AGO
t .-
1 attended work ms be Tedi
be promptly. >.a ended. ; to. R.:' T..'; it.;.no1h open y �A
•�,• .. l.,, „ . 'a
":.-i, Platte ;tugcr, ,• .. ld:: - ,.. ,, ,n,. 1!>Zpsrds Bnrl►mt
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