HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-12-19, Page 488; Cat•dno tiros 36 18; W E Ker-
t'1i1LP.I;A:'S �11N".1..'1'EftOPENED- ul.,lce7 25;LBoltou 8 30; 0 Aberhnrt
GRANTS 1,'t )0t TO NAVY L1(AGIIE 2:;
1,11; 1' Daly 8 40; MWilllatns tD 60;
CANED" 'THE 4VAftUEN Huron Expos]tor 3 00; 0, D. Haigh
L i 7 95; H St rcott 9 00; Garden Grocery
12 uu; W A Crich 29 80; A 11 Box 5 25
4/poling ri arm. County Connell !set P,3t88e ori soolca U 38; J Scott 1 40
Titteduy,-Weldon Elliot aeko 1 1110 Donn y,tndries 7Ie; Total 504 (12; Balance oil
oiilnrs to ,ong me U.>xo ugy, u1:,1 1,1,1, i,,tid 744 2y
Lih,irul rani l..'i,mservative enlmeiilor9 to Mina Niulaysuu,'1'reas.
nix up; insh atf 1•5 aittiog at two 8:,311:-i In Nuv,ittber 201) Krona Loxes were
,,t,. party tables, He reforroll feeling.) cr nt f•-,;el(lel•e fl'em 9400ff,I'l11 w,, •'e
ev,, 7'u lar of 01v>h t t , >
to tilt +it,ntll or itv y uv.,rseae. N•aeh b,•x contained a tuwt 1,
who was killed nt an sotto arci.icut g ',mike, els, pati of she« Ine,s,
So (114 ti1114 agu, leaving a vacant (abate 0 olio t1; ' ,. 1 elate), matches, cn, ,l:e
at tan, (:,Swett beard. ht a reference 05>cealate, tin of cod'.o 03: 0100, 1),,
to the armistice. Wardell Elliot 081)108 (lake, loaf sugar ami candy, 72 pairs of
sed the opien that a Divine hand had BMGala W0l•e sept 10 France during Ntv
Slpported aha allied arms in win- S. 1, McLean, Sec,
nig the war. Reconstruction, rehabil-
other count es to i0t a 51005)re
o'her suitable building to uommomor-
ate the soldiers who have fallen in the
war
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D11C1CdY hGU4YradUntoTrl4lly UnlvVraity,,
gold medalist 7 rinttvMedical College, 'Member
of Collate u> rysiciausand Surgeons, Oland:,
ESO, 1.iittLhalAr,, Osteupthio Speuialist
in women's and Uhildrou a diseases and
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and
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moved wildcat tlRoyale((llotelnsultation free.
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Tess lay..'n.in, tor, p m Friday s a.m, to cpm
Ma t F DALY lewolet
arriage licenses and optician, Sea.
Sarah
Insurance
Arlt you a,aaldering Insurance. Life or Accident?
mien are,* postcard will get Dur wee.
1. D. HINOPILEY.
Sim wool Agent for Loado5 Lite insurance Co..
1d l moarial Guaranty and Accident fosuraua Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
fames Watson
(generalne'toAccident
etces
Agent, and dealer wSgMain.
Main Street, Seaforth,
THE McKILLOP
Mutual Fire Iusurauee Col
Farm and Isolated Town
Property Only Insured.
OFFICERS
,es, i. 5olty, uoderirh, 1residen6 James
Evans, l(eechwsod, wlee-Yresilent, Tminim
)lays. Seaterth, Sac,-Treas.
Directors
11. F. MtGre1Kor, Seaforth: John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Rims, Constance• John Beanewels,
Sredghagent Robert Ferris, 'Matlock; Malcom
,'Vic? os, Clinton; d McCartneySeaforth;hares Connolly, Goderlcha Joe. Evans. Beechwood
Agents
Alan. Leitch. Hariocki E. Hinesley, Sea -fort,'
v Chesney EgmoudvlUe; I. W. Ye,
csvilie; R. G. Surmount, Bmdhaaen: Jame
est and 'oho Govealock, Seaforth. au1uore.
Parties desirous to effect lneurnatr or craves
other business will be promptly ottcoded .o
application to any of the above officers, address
so their respective poeteihcea.
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on application, j
Advertisements ordered for Insertion,
soiled! forbid," and those sent without
written Inotructicos wUl appear until
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continuance.
one hundred view* of kiddlea were
throws ou the 00reeu, shOwleg them he.
Letters to the Editor must be accom- !j
panted by the writer's own signature, not !
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y whatever for the statements made
to such communications. Letters on rel-
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as such. The mte for such matter 1■ ten i!
ectad per line.
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EDITOR AND PUBLISHER iI
tyre end after they had heeintte IYnt'cle
of the society.
Help
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S Navy League
a Y 8'
Baron l'ounty Council Wednesday.
afternoon voted $18,000 to the Navy
League, payment et the rate of $3.090
per mouth to start in June, 1919, (19
there is no levy toeover the antenna at
present.
The matter of a great to the Y . 91'
tl Awas left W the January mission,
RS further information regarding the
needs will be available thea,
The ('ouueil voted County Clerk G,
W. Holman all 1(1erea58 of $3011 in
salary,
County "reae t cr Lane reported th
uv
the county had oontributed to Belgian
Relief, proviltaial war tax, Canadian
Patriotic Aesooletlot, Oanatllan Red
Oroas Association, British Red Cross
War Auxiliary, Navy League, Y, M, O.
A , Salvation Army and Knights of
Columbss, a grand total of $621,031
during the four years of war,
At the close Ol the afternoon erosion
Rev. A. L. Clarke presented to the
County the honor flag won in the re-
Victory Loan eampaigu, the cannily
8 tbssribing over $36,000,000. The
flag was hung up in the court bolihe
along with the t6tet Battalion.
A Grant To Red Cross
General Observations
•rase
Read our advertising columns and
snake your Christmas selections, Our
advertisers have prepared carefully for
your wants at this season and you will,
help them and get more satisfaction by
buying as early as possible, In this
way you have a wider stock to choose
from and the hard worked staf will
have more time to servo you.
:«ev
1f Itis true that Canadian boys have
been married to French and Euglieh
girls, the News thinks it can only be
accounted for by the fact that they
hate been fuer years away from Can-
adian girls and have forgotten hot)
sweet they are cuwpared to the foreign
I Doss, They are to be pitied it they
dune back to Cali Mitt and see what
they have missed 1•y not waiting to get
For Si
SCRANTON COAL
W. 1. HY, Seaforth.
Phone 150
TO SAYE SES CORN
Straw May be Used Much More
Freely tote Idle Horses.
Vegetable end Boot Crops O1'owIt
'1714s Summer Must Be Carefully
Stored to Prevent Loss•. Proper
Temperature Cheeks Dectty-.-Sand
Will Ensure Firm Vegetables,
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
A.grioulturo, Toronto,)
WA year 1817 Provided, Belli
in bile United States and in
0it tio,
conditions very
uu-
A grant of $8,000 has been made to
the Red Croce by the Oounoil.
Caned Warelen
The closing hours of the Huron
County Council witnessed an interest-
ing oveut, when Warden Elliott was
presented with a fine gold -headed
cane, A complimentary address was
read by Reeve Ford of Clinton,sxpres-
sing the appreciation of the oonnoil of
the courtesy and marked ability that
the warden had shown during his term
of office. Reeve Beavers of Exeter in
presenting the cane made a neat speech
Presents 161St Picture
Major J. W. Shaw and Capt. 111. D
YloTaggart, of the former 181st Huron
Battalion, have presented the County
with a large picture of Lieut -Col. H. B
Combe and the officers of that unit,
The picture with a brass plare suit-
ably inseribed,is adorning the walls of
CountyOlerk Holman's office,
a•a
War Auxiliary
Torn Gallagher's
Information
By REir•)1 v RosS
Tom Ctuitng1101 5 term In slate pole
011 was lluislietl. Ile wile given some
money for present ego slid steeled
down the street. 10111 Iola nowhere 00
g0 and there Heenan)
lu i
1e nu vel 100k.
d Ln a
Joh Tina 1 or t
I, 1 1 div 0
foil ( g
1u ter j
favorable fol the Preelection living by hu8tat unlit had passed, f1e
of good seed cern. Bxcese of plots- bad trlod work laid had tried house -
tune in the crop was followed by breaklug. Several terms at hard tabor
freezing and these conditions resl>4ts in prison had led him to prefer hard
ed in one of the worst send corn labor in the open. But if he Could get
Years In a genorutlal. As a result of
this, much of the seed seen sown in
h least
was, 10814 the in 19 8 a ,
Ontario 1 y
O
of varieties that were late in matur-
ing. A very high percentage of this
corn which will bo used for sped next
year, now contains a large amount of
moisture. To make this corn 05 the
greatest value for seed purposes, ft
should be harvested, if possible, be-
fore heavy frost and thoroughly dried.
Maturity is one of the essentials in
producing good seed corn, but no less
Important 1s the thorough drying of
the seed.
It is not even necessary for corn
to be frozen to lose some of its vital-
ity, it will deteriorate at ordinary
temperatures 15 not well dried, When
freezing occure, greater loss in vital-
ity is experienced. Corn which is har-
REOEIPTS
Balance on hand Oct. 1st, $gay 93
Boxes sold, $0 40; Tea & Euchre Lan
R. 0. Church, 166 85; L. A, S„ Meth-
odist 0hurolx, 15 oo; From a friend
$u 09; Goods sold, $2 76; A. D. Suther-
land, Thanksgiving dance; $6 55; can-
vass for Xmas 1)07e8, $564 80; U, A
Se U0; Kindergarten class, public
school 33c; Total $1308 31.
EXPENDITURES
R
ES
(3, L, Williams 2 30; postage on sold-
iers' Xmas boxes 104 28; The Greig
Clothing Co. 80 00; Beattie Bros 17 25
W. 11. Bright & Sou 49 60; W, D. Fin
Signa 28 28; E. Close 2I 60; W. G.
Willis 15 00, Thompson's Book Store
8o; Mrs. R, L. Clark 14 33; Sproat
tvC Sproat 7 30; Oscar Nell 23 10, G. A.
Hurons oaao. (U(fCli .lila 2 00; II, Edge '2 40; W R Smith
n job-wbioh was not likely without a
recommendation, which be did not pee•
gess-it wouldn't be long
before somee
One who knew 11101 for what he was
would come along and glue him il 5585'.
£io stopped ata restaurant and had
a meal, after which he bought a cigar
and enjoyed the first goal smoke to a
long while. Then ho wide, I. en into
the residence part of the ells, Inspect-
ing premises with a view to analog
one of easy access, from which Ile
might extract somellling which he
might exchange for funds against the
time ,when his meager puree should
again need replenishment.
Coming to a tine residence 18111 stood
in a lot so largo that there were no
other hcuses near it, be stopped and
Vested with an excess of moisture looked it over carefully. There was an
should be dried as rapidly as os- arbor for grapes roma which 8 second
Bible as this removes the danger of
injury from moulding, fermenting
and treezing. In the process of dry-
ing, a free circulation of air should
be provided and, if necessary, arti-
ficial heat used. Seed corn can be
most readily dried when stored in the
ear.
Where the corn is well natured
and is grown in large quantities, the
corn -crib provides one of the most
satisfactory drying mediums, as it
supplies the best of air circulation
along with protection against storms
and vermin,
A post in which a number of nails
are ,driven at an angle of forty-five
degrees, and the ears stuck on the
protruding ends, provides a good me-
dium for drying seed corn ears. These
posts with a platform at the base may
be readily removed to places where
artificial heat can be used if neces-
sary. •-
Where relatively small amounts of
seed 50111 are used, selected ears may
be hung up to dry in the attic, kitch-
en or furnace room.
Corn which has been thoroughly
matured and thoroughly dried gives
the highest percentage and most vig-
orous geresisation, but seed corn
which has reached the dough or firm
dough stage of maturity, when har-
vested, if well dried, usually makes
good seed. When bkorouglily dried
and surrounded by a dry atmosphere,
even zero weather will not injure the
germination of seed cern..—.Prof.
W. J. Squirrell, Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph.
lege, Guelph.
A Business
Without a proper
systln of adver-
ti5in is like a
motor without the
q, power
Seaforth News
'NEWER TISEMENTS
will supply the
required energy
phone - d5
c9enines127
Capt, Coles addressed the Council on
behalf of tate Navy League, which is
asking for a grant.
In the evening the Councillors were
guests of the Warden at a smoker at
the Hotel Bedford.
Children's Shelter Opened
A public meeting wee held in the
court house 111 the evening in oonae0-
bion with the opening of thenow 01tf14'
renis Shelter. Warden lt'Iliott was
chairman of the meeting, and the coun-
ty o0un0iliore and a large or0wd of cit-
izens were present VV. J. bele° of
ereato and others spoke, 8hd. about
notion of soldiers in., civilian life, a
memorial to fallen 1,erroes and the good
reads %veto other mattere dealt
with lie favored 00 -operation with
Straw ler Idle Horses.
Straw is a feed very high in fibre
and the horse's digestive system is
not suited to the liberal nae of this
roughage. It is not a suitable feed
for horses at hard work, but during
bbe winter eresthe may be used to
advantage where kay is scarce, and
particularly it 1, little grain is fed
Alongwith it, et le juet a euestion
whether it is more ecocomical to
iF YOUR CHILD I$ CROSS%
FM ERISH, CONSTIPATE!
Look, Motherl If tongue Is coated,
oleanoe little bowels with 1'Poll-
fot'nla amp llP of Figs,"
Matra oast zest easy after Ovine
"California Syrup of Figs" bemuse in
0 few 'flours all the ologged•up wash',
sour bile anti fermenting food gentle
moves out of the bowels, and you have
i
well, playful child again,
Sick children needn't be coaxed in
cake this
lt mla
as "fruit to
it
laxative,'
Millions of mothers i
eeP
10
hand,
be,
muse the
slim -
liver
tacit 9
i u o
know t
,they It t8 Gt o
Y
livor and bowels 114 prompt and sure.
Mie your druggist for a bottle or
tCalifotmda Syrup of Figs," which eon -
vans directions for ba11108, children of
X11 ages and for grown-ups.
story window wighl be reached, and
most of the whitlows on the main door
were not so high but that they could
be reached from the ground.
With a view to looking for a weak
spot he entered 18e premises and trent
round to alto MOP. '1117014g1.1 a window
he saw a woutun washing dishes. She
SAW mm, too, and to divert suspicion
he knocked at the kitchen door and
asked 1f that was ell. Smith's house,
Fle was taken all aback when the wo-
man. said that it was.
"Mr. Jacob Smith t"
The woman replied in the affirma-
tive.
"Mr. Jacob Brown Smith?"
"Yes, ilMr, Jacob Brown 8w1111 lives
here, Do you wish to see hint?"
Torn, not having sufficient wit to ex-
tricate himself from 41811 u hole, stolid
looking at the woman shamefacedly
and without reply.
"You don't want to see the °weer
of the house at ell. Yon are recon
nolterlug with a view to breaking 151
to carry off estimative. l saw you see
lag up the chancre of en entry from
the arbor and glvlug n pl'ofeseientl
glance ut the second- story fear twin
dons. You ought to know that the
safest way for ti job like that is to
take a servant in and have the whole
thing 01)8(100 01) to you."
"Are you in the biz?" asked Tow.
• "I know all about the craft end can
tell one of them on sight. I'm tired
of taking ritelts 1111(1 wili.110ver take no
other unless l'nt t•ochsure that there's
no chance or my getting' caught, and
the pity must be big."
"What luck!" exrbiinted Tow. "1 new
er thought to nod n lullpor in here.
Yon just put ate on to the game end
you cult make your Own terms as to
the divvy."
The W0101
111 stood u
IuAtin^ at Toa
feed good hay and no grain than it with an eye that punted bite- T1,00
Is to feed a percentage of bright she said:
straw and a ration of crusked oats. "1 reek„ I'll trust y,>u, i've 5180 c
Only clean, bright straw should be lot of 0xperie11)0 with, one kind. and if
used for horses and one of two feeds
per day, replacing hay should be
found advantageous under certain
circumstances. Yore have seen horses
wintered in good condition on oat
straw and a light grain ration. if
hay were available f0r a light feed
once a day the other two feeds could
be composed of straw, and less grain
would bo required than where the
entire roughage ration was straw.
Oat straw uzakes the best feed, bar-
ley straw coming second and wheat
and rye straw last. A few roots may
be used to good advantage with the
t d de' no circumstances meal u pursue has any ll
hilt at ,
to 1
cult tell it. You wawa give rue away."
It was arranged between the two
e house
w
that Tow should c,
c❑n to th
that night at 12. 110 las 10 find a
kitchen window nulue•ked, through
which he might expiat nn entrance.
A bade staircase would !rad hilt 10 n
safe. hunt in the wall and he would
find the key under n rug near by. Ile
W115 to take the silt•er laid any cash
he Iniglit find in the sale Mid go Dirt
with it as he came 11t. 1Tat•ilrg turned
straw an under
he swag into cash, he vv ;IS to inset the
Is it good policy to winter' horses on the
straw without supplementing it with woman that any week at the north
at least one or two light feeds of oats west corner or the ,•ity pork and do-
per day.--Prof,-Wade Toole; Ontario liver two-thirds or the prutlt. '50,11
Agricultural College, Guelph• wee surprised at being so largely trust
ad. blit this didn't trouble hila a bit.
)lints on Harvesting Root Crops. .\t the 'appointed hour he appeared
Root crops should be taken up at the window and found it unlocked,
before the weather becomes: too wet el.irred, went up the keel; stair,.,,,
and disagreeable in the fall if in any f°uuil the kap of the sate under the
quantic>. It is slow work at any time Was eliciting th, ;Ile tit•00,,rand beeotues much more s0 under hal„ and when suddenly every ele,'t(f light
cold damp conditions. Lift the roots
with a digging fork and twist off the blazed out of once. ]'rollnu n hand ou
tops, putting them in piles and cover- bre shoulder, he 1urc.d trod leukpd into
Mg ,with the tops, If a large area the face of n roll I' . in .1t the same
is to be lifted and one is expert ,with ;tem 110 heard a ruche or a dross nod
a sharp hoe he can very (10icltly re- the woman with wheat he had made
move the tops, but they will not keep
quite as well. The roots should 'be
HURON NEWS ploughed out, throwing them as much
as possible on the top, Bins with
slatted sides and bottom should be
used for storage where possible, as
Kr, Joseph Davis of Exeter, died et this gives the roots a chance to sweat.
home last week' He wee in pour
health for some time and a shore time
ag000ntreotod pneumonia. He was :I
etaanoh oouservative, a great admirer
of Sir John McDonald and James Whit
ney. Ho was also a raked member of
the Orange Order.
Dragged Down by Asthma. The
man or woman who is continually sub-
Halts.Strawy manure. IiavO vontflastlons
asthma is unfitted for his or bet every 15 of 20 feet as all roots weat
life's work, Strength departs and en- fn storage. These may bo tilled with
orgy is taken away until baa becomes a Straw during cold periods.
All roots 08'°114(5 be as free from
dreary existence, And this is needless, dirt Its pess1111e when tout iso storage.
Dr, J. D, Kellogg's Asthla,. Remedy It in often advisable to leave a few
1 Iles so that at the sea
as brought n groat change to an army and lifting anp adhering w11t1 be ro-
of sufferers It relieves thed --A L 1 eLennan BSA
If the storage room temperature is
above 40 degrees le. cover them with
sand. Carrots should not bo deeper
than two feet in a bin, others may be
four feet. Where cellar storage is
not available use pits. These should
be three feet wide, two er three feet
high and of any length. stun the pits
north and south where poesiblo, and
have them on well drafaed ground.
Put a layer of straw on the gr0uud
and cover first with straw six inches
sleep, then six Inches earth, and as
frost gets harder cover with fruit
h b ht t h days in small P
e 85 res., move . , .
trieted air tubes and guards against fut t)atae'to Vegetable SAeeleUst.
are treulsle. :Cry it,
the deal appeared on the :eine fu 01 en
lug 001010010.
"Shall 1 free him away, ma'am?"
"Walt a minute; 1 wish to speak to
hhu." i'bma, Writing to Tum, she
added:
" Wtt,n you , railed Ibis afternoon,
both my servants hewing left ane, 1
was doing my own work. I spend u
good deal of nay time its the work 01'
rescuing prisoners and recognized you
es one I had seen behind bars. You
are 11 bettoh 11111 11 than you )welt to be
If yon here not heiellt'npped holy
would you like to earn e11 b:me01 Iiw
ingl"
"1'11 like it mighty well, entente"
eaep('cl Tom.
A lengthy eonvorsst1011 followed, at
the mei of which the pollee were ifs
missed and Torn was to report the Ile511
Inoruing for duly its chlluh'fltir. r!0
appenrcel. ns agreed. (11111 4111 net heave
hie 0rnpioymee service! for n number of
years, Viten be did he tools with him
her cern l(needetf(in for honesty aid
fn;)hfelitess
Tie! Inds, vena 00101/111 1'011 ns it work
er with pelaneers and 3losseseed u won
4e0'01 influent° 0501% ttleraa,
Notice
Residents of the Township of MGTSiI•
lop who require coal aro reynirod t°
forward a written request to ,1 , M Gov-
enaoett who has been appointed Fuel
Controller for the Municipality of Mc-
Killop. Only those who have no wood
or tail fences need apply, as Ole quan-
tity of coal promised eloKillop is limit-
ed.
By Order of the Ootwoll,
M, Mut•die, Clerk
For Freedom and the Right
"THE ALLIES"
CHURCH NEWS
51131 airier Lids Heed etre
s had tree of obarge, 08-
eptlwe0 rogerdinUntoatings
where an art n11ssbe,i fee la'
Margot 'I he rate ter each
beteg live tont pertinent nue
S1i14I41911ITH eHtii't4Ht.S
$t. James'
St Sandie' Ullllrolt, Rev. Father E,
N', Goetz 54, 1' Early Mess 8,00 14
,
Moos 10,30. tinuclay Sellout p. nt°
Vesper's mull Iienedielit t, nl the hill>es•
ed h't,Grttitl 1111t.7 .11 111
SL Thomas'
Rev, T. H. Brown, Rooter, entale
y
Sunday
a.m. and � 1 nl 1 1 ll
ser0oes• ! l m l i y
ecltoo 1 2,30 p, tn. Women's nuglieau
Miesionary Association, 'Tuesday 2 30
p.m. Chil(lrou'Bhtauch $atmdsy 2 pen,
Ill°"ce sIou services every Tharstley,
,0 pall. -
methodist
Ituv, H.; ll. Moyer, pastor
-SUNDAY School at 10:00 a,nl.
Pnhlic sarviee 11 a.m. and 7 p.m,
Prayer Meeting Thured* y 8, p,m .
The above is the title of a most
interesting s't'ar Album issued by The
Family Hierald and Weekly Star, of
Montreal.
It is brimful of useful- information
from oover to cover. T iii front cover
page i8 a most beautiful design em-
bracing the flogs of Hage of all the
Allies. It is a clever artistic effort
The Album eontaine the Nage in 0010185
of"ail the Allies. It tells it, fall the'
story of the "Union Jack" and "01d',
Glory". It gives the slate and reason
for entry of each of the !llliee into the
War. It gives the system of Govern-
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etc. It ooutains the Nations Songs of
Great Britain, France and tber MiltedStates, a well as a great mauy tf the
popular: ongs 811011 as •1'L'ipperary,"
'Long Long Praia," "Good Bye Broad-
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The Album is one you would buy 01•
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lysubscr•iption prioe i+ $1,25. We
ncombination
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'1 HIS UH11181'MaS
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The Oompanion is still only 52,25 n
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Salvation Army
Lieut, J.P. W. Leight
Sunday eerviues-Holblest 11 a, m.
Praise 3 p.m. -Salvation 7 p.m. ---Susi
day School 4 p. m,--Wednesday-
Public msetiug All are welcome,
eginondville, Presbyterian
Rev. 8 McLean pastor. Sunday set -
vices 11 a,m. and 7 p m. Bible class
3 pun Prayer meeting Wednesday
Sp, m. Y.P M.S Union 3rd Friday
in tate mouth 8 p 1n, Women's Mission.
wry Society 3x11 Wednesday 11 the month
at 2.31) p.m Ladies' Aid moo s im-
mediately after.
First Presbyterian
Itav, h', ti, Lerki, ,.5'ttatur, 81111day
services 11 5,10, and 7 p m, Sunday
8011001 2.30 p.m Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7. 46 p 'n .M'arten's blies--
ionary St cis y'ethu first Tuesday in each
mouth at 3 p m. Barbara Kirkman Mis•
Bion Band 3rd 'fncedayr in the mouth ,15 Y
7.30 p.m,. Sunshine A'liesiun Band
every 2nd Monday at 4 15 p m.
Mcttillop Presbyterian
Rio, D O.arstvall pastor Sunday
services Unffs' ol(nroh 11 a in Sunday.
sellout TO t m Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8 pm. women's 91issiunary
Society last Friday ill a tub mouth at
(o'elon!:
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Ding December '12,
'Cho following 15 1 ciai otter is made
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1918.
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l'Hli YOIT''5H'd 011ViPANION
Commouweelth Ave es se, Paul SI
Beaton, Main,
bTef Suhaori[tieua lgeesived at th19'
woe.
Winth-op Presbyterian
Sunday service 2.;11) pm. Sunday
School 1 16I , rn Prayer meeting;
Tuesday 8 p. et, 1, 0 Let • Weal,
eag4'
teunstettee .i.thod19Z
Rev. 'i'.le. Saw er, p,a:.r. Sunday
service 2 30 p.0,. Voting Pe .1 le'6', Laa-
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Phone 2115 r
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