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EAVOR'11-1 NEWS
TUVE DAY, Av
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T BAVORTH XZWS.
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ing just a few weeks ago:, ".r0.),•brn-
thers, Fred and Wilt Muteli; in Chia,.
ton, and Antes Metcha Atihera,,`Sata
One son, Freak, M GuelPh, end
foar daagtherS aleo mama the loss
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igeit;leindla mother, . Mrs,' mirles
n China, who with her hasband
are exPeated home in MMrs, Ro-
bent Slean; - IVIrs. jenes, Tormao,
end :Mrs, Herb. Thoinas, Guelph, The
funeral will be held on Thursday
from St, Ailitrew's United ..Churela
Blyth„ Rev. George 'Weir condecting
the servicee. Intel:Meat will be in
Union Cenatery, B•lyth. ' ,
The marriage of Mona 'Magdalene
Barr, daughter of Mrs. Potter. of
Blyth, to George Emerson , Wileon,
second son of Kr, 'and Mrs. , James
Wilsotl, also of Blyith, took place at
the United Church parsonage, Inner-
icip„ Rev, G. T, Shields, BA., perfor-
.ming the , ceremeny.The young
oi.iple were attended bY Mr, and
Mrs, VOilliain Go'w Jr.. of Rath°, The
bride was becomingly ' gownad .in
seed asilk crepe with hat and shoes
to match, At 'the conettraion of the
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ceremony they accompanied llara and
Mrs, ,Gow to ,RathO, • whei•e they
sPent, a few days, later goiag to Ha-
milton and Niagara , Falls.. Upon
their' return they will reside , near
Blyth, ,
Bolger-Richmond.--A ' Flnie't' wed-
ding w.al-Solemnized on at
Queen street ,United Church parson-
age,. when Elva Pearl, ,only daug 'hter
d
of Mr, ,and Mrs. Rusael Rican -ton ,
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was married to Harry f.. Seller, son
of Mr. and Mrs, •aohri Belzer, of
Grey township, Rev. r, Barnbof-
Da •
.ficiated. The bride was charraing la
lue silk ear, ette
a menet 91 sistineeb g. g .
d • 1 with touches of ern-
an ra.d.atm ace wt
b d . ' d ala' w shoe, hog
°. .e1.3'Sr.
aill'ail ,gt.oVe:nOf blo°ndeorteo 'iatcSh
carried a bOuq•uet ef white carnatliotilias
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with .inatden hair fern, Miss , Oliva
Bolger. of the groOm attended
'sister
d Mr. Mervin 'Riielittednd,
the bride, an .. ,.. .
brother of the bride, assisted the
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Afterwards a - Suroptuoias
gr°911,1 . '
d at, the . of
wedding :dinner was serve, 1
the blade's par•entsa Later the young
couple left an a short honeymoon to
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Eastern peints, the bride travellin,g in
a dress of green sillc crepe eoinaine
with navy eharmelaine coat aad hat
to match, On their return, Mr. and
Mr,s. Bolger will reside on the Bride-
groom's farm near Walton,
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Melady 60? Jelln 'McQuaid 56, cherles
allies 53, jnes Atkinson 52, ,,,. ' .
:Senior IV.--iAliee Flanneer di,
Kale Hoklitucl 6,3, catherine Flannery,•
50, AlPhollse Groan/ 43, John. Flan:
b.
ee a seat.
a y , • _ 1 , 1 , SO ea.
jewel IV, • Ag les Ea aeeY , ,
vvard. Hart 74,-Flarenee O'Sullivan 61,
Mary iMoQuaid 66, Absent during,
part•of examseLoretto Holland; Han-
na Cron 4 james cliStIllivan,
Miles,
'Senior II,I,-MarY 'MarPhY, Mary
O'Sullivan, •Ferges Malady.
,aunior 'IN. -Mary, MeGreth, Irene
McQuaid, Lillian Miles; Thomas Me.
lady, Etta O'Sulliv,an„Margaret Mur-
phy, Edward O'SulliVaii. jack Caen-
ha. Alber t Hart, Benny Holland.
Ed -
Secoral, Class-Toseph O'Reilly, Ed-
ward Roach, Isabel Roach, Louis 0%
Reilly, Mary .11,aet. ,
Tart II.-aDents Nolan. ,
Junior L-112Vilfred McQuaid, 'Fran-
cis O'jlaelliy, , Jack " Roach, ?attack.
Cleary, 'R:altah Murphy, Con. Holland.
Primer-tPattrick MoGrath, Patrick
Roach, Joe
01Sullivano Elizabeth ,
Hatt.
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nowdon Brea., Pnblishers,
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.' ultwritten 'Law .
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"You have heard the
WALTON.
' -Thersday, evimitig the eongrega-
onal neting to bunt the mort
tiiegage
on the ause wee held in the audi.,
barium. of ,Dittf'a United •Church. Rey,
Maines The burning
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WOLVERTON FLOUR, MILLS,. CO'
' LIMITED
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SEAPORT/1, ONTARIO
w. I. presided.
4).f the mortgage was carried out with
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...f•tting ceremony, the audience stead,-
ng and the following were asked ha
tome forwerd: Mrs, H. B. Kirkby;
Presideat, Ladies Aid Society; Mr.
_John. Leeming, Chairman Board of
. Sikaagers; Mr, William 11•101,1adzean..
'Chairman Trustees' 113oard; Mr, John
Smillie, Mr. ,Jiarnes Lawson, Mr. Jno.
:Shortreed and Chairman 'Robert Reid
of the Building Committee, Me.
Lawson held the mortgage while Mrs,
Kirkby struck -the match and lit the
paper which rapidly eruMbled to
ashes ,in a tray in the hands of Mr.
:So:tithe. 'The mortgage amounting to
some $7 000 on the modern. beautifully
, .
fitted 'manse. was incurred only eight
..ears ago this summer, The total
past was in. -the neighbinhood al $12,-
MO. a.In generous doqations, material
iitd labor, about $5,00Q was cleated
:at the time of building. Rey. D1',
Barnby of Blyth, Presbyterial chair-
=Ian, was present ,an,cl in a 'few re-
immileamewammeta , a
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CHOPPING
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We , have Manitoba Oats, ittrhole,
ehoppe& or Roiled
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Silverking•, Best ittanitoba Patent , 4,00 per bag
$ ' • ,
Keystone, Beat Pastry Flour $3.75 per bog 1
Whole Wheat, (Stone $3.70 per bag .... .
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Bran in bags $31.00 Per ton
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Shorts .$31.00 per ,ton
Middlings . " " $30.00 per ton
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Oei .ftso •*)
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a...;„,..oal lee.».
BG CROP
feeatilliers
. old say -
big', "You ge.t just as much
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011tt ,of a thing as You put
halo i t." No doubt, you have
found it true in many ways.
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as,„
aaa.„,
it
that
• lizer
' .tion
important.
' Let's'
needs.
ea
Make • .
!Every Aere
''. Dolts .
Best
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el
position thairever
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for maijuium
.. BIG-CROP.is
made. We
in 1929 will
but also
get together
Stop in
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Tile
Agent .
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Rave you ever thought of it
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in eon 'Y 11
neetion 'with o r ' ip
fertilizer application?
We are hiindling Armour's
BIG CROP Fertilizer this
, year and are ma. -a. better
to tell you how to. apply
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results.. ,We are eonvin.eed ,
the highest quality ferti-
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knew
. :that a lib.eral.apPlipa-
not.only eneourage,a bigger
a better one, which is most
.
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now and deeole Your fertilizer
you are in town.
the next time y .
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M SPROAT
M. .. -
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'Manufacturer
Tele '',6 2
Telephone 12 . r
BIG CROP. -/t drills -
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McKILLOP.
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. The following are the , results, of :the.
t• f S.S.'N a
Raerereexamenayosn
NPoKiliell. PaP 1 whose name,s• are
marked with an ,aatertsk were absent
,for one or.,inore examinations, Hon-
ours 75' per cent; Pass, 60 per cent.
• • Mack McFarlane 69.3,
Sr. ,IV. -7.- .
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S-aniuelMcClure 67.7, Margaret Star-
ey 64.2, James ecture 49.3.
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Jr. . alf.---Robei't 'McMillan .7,51,
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Verna McFarlane 70.8, James.. More
67R.' ' • ..
III.-INelson 'McClure' 54.9.
Jr. IH -Margaret MoClure 75. Ed -
•th MelVtillan 72, *Orville Storey 63.5,
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*Ed,clit ,Storey 58,9.
Jr, II.-Isehel Andereon. 771, Ar-
thur Anderson 65a Bert MCCItire 64..
*Charlie .Storey 517.2, *Elmer Scott, ,
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, Primer-jahn 'Atider,ion. ' , , ,
Number eori roll, 118;, average at.
tendance 16.4.
„,. , .0live V. Medd, Teacher.
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• The follovt•ing, is the report of S.S.
N 6 M Ica for the months oF
No, , ' e I oP.. . •
February and March, Those marked
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with an asterisk have. been absent, for,
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one or more .examinations.
'Sr; IV.-4-larvie IHillen 78 per emit:,
Mary Duffy 7,7, .Marion Littre 74. '' '
Jr. IV.--E,sther Duffy 77, 'Muriel'
Finnigan . 76,, Evelyn Sgarling 63;
Brenton .Godkin 61 .
• 'S r. 'IL -Reggie ..Pryee .761 dOrd9n
,Elliott .70, Orval,. Beuemaaaa 03,, eator-
Me.' Little 62; Iola Beuermann a8: •• .
Seiarling 713, Alma
'/III•M'arud-ie- Duffy 64, et.aal .'
,Finnigan 661 Vera. , . ,
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.,, 7.n
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Si. tr-el'Heleat" - Ellielte 77, • :Glen
3 ee '' . fald • O'Hara '68,‘ ' Leslie
-Jr. IL-iGe
Pr ce .65,•Rita Duffy:61. " • •
' raiMer-All promoted to fiest ,class
t Easter. Mary Pryce, Marie Hoe-
at H , a ,. ..-. - Pr ce
5..".. azela39'"Ig''ulea'rIge" `" Y
I) Goe-
and E -vett Reuerin.aneae•que . , . -
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don 13euermane.. , ..., „
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Number 'an ' roll' 27, 'average atteti--
A,c_ 7,%. • , , -.. • . . . • ) •
n e a -.T. ., a ..
Dale, eac ,er.Sweepstakes,
Mr and 'Mrs. F: 'Brace Meddi and'
family*, spent Sunday„Marcho-Ziaat
with the. fortnees pareirti; , Mr, , an.d
'Mrs. Jahn H. M&dd Of.,:',A,Ieeiti h,setreat
Exeter, vvha was celebrating t six-
tietle annivereary. of 'o their.; Wedding.
.H • ' .-VI de • do •El'. 'b th
John enry, i e • an • me e
Bruee were united inemarriageeat the
brid.e'- I **a'' letel of
e ionae i ,the• owns ,
.der.
Cartwright .on. March,31.st..1869:. The
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d ' M- G F C ak .f
.01, alesmai , eow is, • ,, , . rop, , o
Windada was tiriabae to be.preseht at
C e • . mania e silty.. 'sent a
.1.0bY'el6y°•tailife; .y:„.a.;Iti'r a....,. She
r 'd '''Clations.
. ongra o „
•T•he young couple arnmediately•came
west toeflurcin coun•fy• and. Settled o n
.a partly. cleatedefarm -on. the. seventh
.eo.n•cession of }lunette Undergoing
in .soine, measure ehe ',difficulties , and
privations, of Phideer liad ,and. sharing
in the taski of the Church and ' eome
munit they made a •worthy 'cointni-
a .. 3', . , - ...., „
u•tion pr service, ..Par. a,.., years 1 .
u 'theyvisitingt
- lived and farmedain Aullett, There
were born to. them seven children,
five boys and fwo, girls; filve arersaill
living. They'. retired 1 -ram. the tem
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ii1921 and moved ao .Exeter, .w. ere
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4 d O. hr . r kap-
they. live s'alee ''.es'' ° -' net lai
occasion Mr. aad Mrs:Medd,Were
, Y., .... • i ,, ea, ..,, d ”.. • ,,4 r. ,,•.,
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at .iotne,,to melt: neeigrara,,ana. anti
Mate' frfiends of;Eit •te on Thareday
and Friday Preceding theatinlyersari.
- ... . .,. . . a „ .., ,
matey called- and prou,grit congiatuia-
and good wishes,- On Suhday,
31st, annivensiany•day. immediate
rl'• d 1' f• (I' ' ' -
e atives an, case nen s were-
erit for dinner. Gueets came • from
H 11 14' K*11 CD' it G d i.• 'II
u ett, a .c I op,. in oii, o e ic ,
London, Detroit and Pontiac. ,Con-
gratillatory mesiages and gifts' were .es
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received fro•ni. marry, helationt ,,and
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f • ' ' I -a•
fri nds some '0 whom were unab -
d • ,ers
to be present. The tribute. of fl n
waS s.pleralid. Rev. C. -3,.
th •• • t • td teel a short. pro-
_en Peator, col uc . •
gramme and spoke in kindly refer-
- t Mn, A spe-
ence o .r, an Mrs, Medd,
cial .guest was Rev. D. Rogefeof St..
minas, aa o line pae r an,
TI ld t' to d
friend, He gave a. short address -and
read a e er w
.a .l.trt hich he had written to
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them a eh.ort time previously. The
closing paragraph. expresses the
hpes • l e th ••'.
pes an ens les o en many
friend's. "Dear brather. j.•H. and Mrs.
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Med•cl. Living not very far from Cart-
w,right, it is very Probable that sixty
years ago this month, I read in the
Bowmaaville 'Statesman that Jim. Ii.
Medd and Miss Elizabeth B-ruce were
Milted in the holy boads of matri-
many by Rev. Wrn. McDonagh. The
writer was. permitted and erivileged
to be the plator of this -devout couple
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and, to be associated• with them • ia
Christian service over forty • years
a
ago. They have now reached new y,
if not quite, four score and four years
long time to live in this busy,
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bustlinge.oat-of' , age, but there
are-. not w•anting ;eVidences that the
hand of God has lett yotteduring all
these decades.' And noW a diamond
wedding . When We remember what
it signifies; how mach time is includ-
edein it, is a very notable event. Think
of it, two. streams of existence run-
sing theohe and the ahatmel
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for ovei ha a eettury You I av
lived to know the 'blessedness of .age
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and thank G•ori, the enjoyment O., ,t
is pot marred by physical or 'mental
incapacity. You are not invalids' lor
in your dotage, The prophet's linage
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of a tree planted by the rivers of wit-
=arks congratulated the congrega-
lion on their successful and untiring
efforts in removing the debt so soon,
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in fact building and paying for the
zhurch and manse in sixteen years.
eked on behalf of the
Aleo aM & E
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soemanittee that they would. be as gen-
Qaptis toward that ever -necessary
.fun d, A feeling, Easter message was
delivered by Rev. E, F. .Chandler of
Fordwich, at the 'beginning of wh,ose
paktorate in Walton the manse was'
built, The presentation of a tray' and
/6 -piece silver set to Miss Annie Fer-
egueon was an expression of heartfelt
!good will of, the congregaticni to
'Miss Fergusou for all the years
she was organist and choir leader.
Mr. Silas 7ohnoon. Clerk of the Sas-
sion, read the follotving address, while
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braece• of those helpful and happy
days we give you this Bible. God's
Holy Word, The 'material value o
the book ' tbut God'e Word
as me great, . :.
is precieue and it comes to you with
••t d 1 deri with. the love of
gra.ti n e, a
Friends,••
Friendstn• . 'makes us all 'more happy,
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ri nd 1 '1) ' es us 'all delight.
F.' e •slIP grY
Frien'dship consecrates this meeting,
Friendship brings us here tonight. .
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Signed on behalf of t •
' Womep .5
• Duff's -United
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written ..by one of .the class:. "Dear
Miss Ferguson„ --We . as a •class are
sorry that you are leaving us. you
have beer! kind and gentle with us es-
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pecially in heariag our mernaey_
verses, We ask you to , accept this
gift as a small token of our love, ALA
as you may be tea.ching other boys,
we hope you will not forget your
Walton class. Signed, . Alvin .me_
Donald." •
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ter, whose leaf never withers, has
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been verified. : Yon are still younga if
. f t • I .t. in sympathy and
not in .ac in heari, .
• 1 - Rer ' h presided at
. in acme. , e igion as
Yourata-ble, watched over ,by your.
'etumbers, .directed year business .an d
sanotified your habits; Like .Abra-
'heena.'yott coinmanded your 'children
after you, and I trust they are all with
yon. iii the fellowship of the ehorch,..light
, . .. , . .
of 'duty 'faith' .an'd hope. 0 ..1et us
. magnify' . the. Lord...and exalt -Has
ieameatogether. I will close, hoping
that the remaining • days may be a
pathway,•slppiag, geetlY
4.;?.R41;d: th,,s.ee,tiim 1111, .ae:lidcerdiestfully.doch
' 1 haat-
aag .baauty_of„ the delectab e . 'moorl-
taina. Affecaonatelir, ..D.''Rogers.
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CLINTON SPRING SHOW.
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4IClinton'e annual spring show, held
on Thut•selay 'under auspices of Hu-
ron Central Agricultural Society
was very saceessful, thete , b ing a
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large entry list of good quality and a
' t . tl
large crowd. There were wice ie
usual nuirilbea of ,cattle: Judges: Hee-
vy• horses, W. J. Dotitgla.si Caledonia;
. ,aorses and can e, . .. ,. nen,
Ridgetown,- . , - . .
, .Heavy, .Horses-JClydesdale stale
lion, 3 years and. over -R. D. mMtir-
doch, T. J. ,McMIchael, R. D. ur-
' P.erelierdit stallion, 3 years
add' •Ca4r,' Thdmae MCMithael Sr.,
Gus•Bisiblaehe 'Heavy drau•geht, brood
mare, 3 years .and oyea-4Bro.adfoot
Bros.. Filly or geadirigna years and
the presentation was made by . Mr.
Oliver Turabollt '
°Tg Miss' Annie Ferguson bear
Miss 'Ferguson,--iBeneath the •flow 'ef
thie evening's enjoyment there has.
been an.undercurrent of sadness. We,
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es a congregiatiom are very happy 'in
having one of our hopes become a
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reality; but we are also sad, knowing
that you, who for so many years have
helped ois in all our enterprises, are
on the eve of your departureefrom.our•
inidste :While you have been of great
assistance to us in the. yarious depart--
talents of mir church avorle your sae-
cial office has .been that of Organist
and- Choir, Leader, • This position., IA.
we all lcnow. 'One •oa .very great im-
portance aince• so aaimeh. of •the
church's success depends apon it. The
happy results of our services ha.va
been due, largely to the atmosphe •
-re
of reverence. created and to the mes-
sage given through worshipful music
and song. Through this vre have all
zonte into closer fellowship with our
Lord and Master; many we believeI
have beemled to .cledicate their. lives to
Him- and man “ • - •
. , y °theta we knon have
reseiyed comfort -and enemeregement,
or this grear • ' "
V a eiear ctedit te sine to 3-ou
0.110. to'. the department of which ,yini
casee- beep. the •teader. aeDitring. the
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e•eaes in which- 3 ou haaeaserved thii
congregation. you hat; -e not pnly ehow„
ed yoar ability as an organist, but yoe
have ex •-s -
area edes..pur owe. deseation to
Mal and. 'yo/fi- afrederseanding of_ the.
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people's need through your selectimi
caf„such euitable material•
.... . • for •eNery oc-
"!a op. . Good avillaefficipacy. and bay-
llt-5. whichThart-e ati'‘'aYs:heeli tharcc.'
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_ensues .ot our choir, :have •been. due'
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i.o. a great est -tent, we feel, to' the wis-
Urn • and alieceetiait %of: the leader. Ta
Chese 'engtities :you. 'hate'-dd II .h •
a e t, e
marl ty. •of• falahfirtness 10 • a' . niea sure
whith .bas.. se ' • ' q
. . „Idom beget e ualled. We
Id ask. eu toaacee th• • ' .
."1":"" • .3! . PC Is glq as,
to expression of olie apareetatiop oe
:be spirit w,hich sem 'Nave shown and.
:lie w.orla Which you have done in the
'nterest of 'thi- congregation We 1,
. • . ' • • al
sa•aasor.e. yo'n a our sgood avisheS, and.
we' gray thatGod's- richest .61 i
-•esa•ni,
,nay rest upen•y-ou.evherever you may
go. Signed on behalf of the congre-.
gation of Duffs -United Church. We' -1
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aen, la . J. Maines., Paster; •Silasip
rohnston, Clerk of Session and Son-.
lay School Superin•tendept;• J6lin •R.,
Leeming Chairman'
, of the Board all
\renegers; Wm. McFadzean, Ch '••
ahn
nen of the Board of Trustees; Janet'
iimosone 'President eol the W.M.S.•
af re e
.. H. B. Kirkby. President of the
feadie • • • a B. • • .
_ s Add, Edn •L. • ena. President
grille' Young Peogle'e •Sdclety" -
. at delightful .I •.
, - .........eprogramme -that ler-
mOnazed with the occasion was given-
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, beachoir and others. The program•
i
eotoriatell el several. 'anthems by. the
'1 • ding by Mi -s E 'd
r,ioir; .a rea - v. Mary n-,
ais. a duet by Mrs F'ngl
.1 .. i : and and Miss
cTa art acc
11 gg , onmanied by Mh
Mrs.'
Radford. violin -olo • Kirkby,• '
, s . Mr. ac-
aompanied by Miss Grace Shortreed;:Miss'
aitaiao a -umber by Mrs, Radford; soloi
Oa, Mrs. C. Fingland; two encore
lumbers 3, a. re . ir ar an e 15s
b M K• kh d al'
,aliortreed;: •closing with singingr
'Blest be the Tie that Binds." The
Ladies' Aid „served lunch in the ba.
4e-.
: al s
One evening last -week the al.-, . .
ar Duff's Church held a special meet-
ing at which ...Mrs. R. Ef... Ferguson,
was giVen, by Miss Simpson, a Bible
as a remembrance of her association
with the Society in which there will
ha always a gap left unfilled by her
absence. The address -read as fol,
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"Dear, Mrs. Fergustm-This w,:arld
is a world of chaage. There is 110-
tfeing here abidin It is s place oF
meetinvand of • g'` -t `
parting an( once
again vve are 'called ti n t -rand at
'the dividing 'P° ° t b -
g or the ways. al e al
ehought and hoped` that you would
• 'end the evening of your life '
-1 - al
your eh{ home, areongst the friends
af your early 'days. But. you • have
willed it Otherwise and our Women's
Ifissinary Society- cannet let you go
-without a parting word. We think of
ail the years that you have labored
••vith us, our Senior member. Your
viever-failing interest, eighteen years
am tots/tett Treasurer. . In our So-
aiefy and in all church work you gave
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your, ice . e t on c again ot your
kindly greetiog and word of •
SYm-
pathy and friendship, Wha can 'nee.,
aura the va,,e, ,, 1 a all? A-:,1 a remem.
Missionary Society of , t
Church., Walton, President, jane
• secretary, Mrs. Inc. lalc-
Simpson,.
D.onald,"
M . Will Gillespie o•f Seifertb
i rs.
•spent a few days Iasi week virith-he r
'-•
re het Mr. A. J. Carter. • '
't. '' dal R G P k • d Dor
•Mr. an a., rs. R. a ar e an -
othy of Seaforth spent Sunday .even-
in with Walton friends..
Sir W. Ho , of Ethel spent Sunday
with'''Mr . and3'Mrs: W. lar.•I-loy, a'nd
0 . •• ••,1
. tiler friedds arOuad: here:,
Mr a G. Sholdice .visit,ed with his
father, Mr. W:' ShOldite - befOre' he
lef for the. west, He goes ' to 'near
'3 .t' d • . .
.ra'n on,. Mac, • . a '
Mr, T. Con.stable.,of St •Marysavisit-
is, r, K. •
edwith h• friend,M K Jackson on
'Sunda
- aIrsy'P B. Gardiner returned. from
' - P. ' •
Rochester Saturday.
- Miss Ruby Young returned Mon-
dav aftet spending the Easter holt-
- • '
(lays with her parents. where she Is
1 ar Tweed: • '
teaching se leo ne . . v -
There nell..be a dance an. Walton in
A.O,U.W. hall Friday, April 19th.
Mr. Herb Kirkby has leaeed the
aleDoitald farm from Mr, Dtincln
• fel-moon: air, .and Mrs. Kirkby ei d
f• may' Will inoae 'to 'the McDonald,
d - • r, - ' " '1 " 'th '
honee in aa allon; sometinte taring e
summer. • Mr.' Kirkby wilt ' still run
his farm •onetheeliath" derteession; Mor-
-He. wilt also. use. the flax build-
..-
ing on -the 'McDonald •place for his,
.ax. busin,ess.. . .• • .• •
"f1 a ' ' '
',Mr. C,harlie •MoGavin ie taking over
hie 'father's 'ferm et .I.eedb•ury. M7.
and Mrs. 'Williani ,areGavin are re-.
• ' 1 the 50 acres at 'Cloverdale"'
tiring o „ ,
per'east•ot Leadbary, which was oc-
•••
d 1 • h 1 W•Iliam.'and :Mrs.
cupie a3 t e ate 1 .
McGavia a few -years, ago. -
It appears there is ...to . be • one 'less
benedict in Walton ais•trict and. it 's
. ie rfed we will have a lady froth
re'.°
- Brussels in ape community soon. `
Miss Loitise Mills spent last week
with' her tousins 'Mr. • and' Mrs. Cecil' j.atme.
- L. tido • '' '. • .ft
Oke Ina o .n. : ii
The saw .m111 fines. ed custom sasa-
nee cm a., ur sa. .. ...
i S . t d -
Mc.. George Clarke ,sold his house••firet-Part
;oh Saturday to Mia David \Watson df
H 11 tt As Mr. and Airs Clarke
' u e ' • ' '• .. • • • ''' • ,
have ante' June lit 'to 'give 'possessiah
they have i rat decided where they will
.' -"Mr.' Clarke is seeking''• a -bu ea.
move. . .. • . , Y..
for .his. blacksmith shop.- -,' " ' :' •
\al. -and MrS Lloyd Fergusoti atilt
.. ' . '
family loomed, last week to Auburn.'
Jr.
• Ferguson has. laeen On the set-
tion gang tere.
1 ' • . '
11-- Pete"aicTa art'has hought.lhe
-• r. . gg . • . • ,
•.1.? . -Mr.
t h -e neat the hotel and as
Fry a ore ous . . ,. ...
fitting -it up for a barber shop • and
,. narness shop. • He intends als,o hand-
• a • -
ling watch repairs-. - • .
Mrs R. . H. Ferguson and the
' ''• •
on Friday to
Misses Ferguson move h .
their new home in Seafort . . •
Mr, Cowan of the Fire Marshall's
affice Toronto, spent several days
•
last week investigating the cause of.
thewhich 1M J.k.h".'
fire es royec - r. ac
Marshall's barn 'on' Wednesday; 'Ma'.
•
27.th. The only con•chasion that he
would give was that spontaneous
cembostion caused the fire. Mn,Mabout
'Marshall has not yet Made up his
mind to rebuild. but if he is unable to
sell the farm by summer, will either
. • hed or
remodel his large driving s
, $/000 i
erect a steel barn. A•bout „ -, 11-
The fire broke
eurance was carried. ,
• out. in wet .haya. Tuesday morning
• s•erlous damage was averted by the
quick action of removing the hay. Mr.
Marshall remained in the barn all that
night watching it. The next morning
the insurance inspector, 01 Wroteter,
was there and after making bis ine
• hay-
epection, the insurance mate was
ing dinner with Mr. Marshall, when
the barn was diseei,•ered in flames,
too late to save it, Teddy 'Hughes.
' •I h - heti with Mn.arshall all
'v '" ae''•' `a, ' , • .
winter was returnee to tne immi-
gration office a.t Guelph on SaturdaY,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Reid and Mr.
Nelson Reid. Misses Edna and Mar-
ierie Reid, Mr. and Mrs..Elmer Hack-
well and family and Mr, Ins. Hack-
well and clIPirell attended the funerli
•'.f oe_year_old Harold kfcKioley a.t
the .home of the lad's parents, Mr.
..
arid Mrs. Elgin. McKailey, Stanley
' rawitshio. on Stinday.
'Miss ,klaud Fergusori was present-
e( w
1 ith an add:tele and a box of
handkerchiefs from '' her. Sunday
s a • • . -a ' • .(I n taw- te See-
'....4 1 ,i, e 1.,S . net e ae • - .
forth. The .following, is the address,
f
•
BLYTH. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Tbs. Readinan spent
erica), test mg a . .
S a "t• - friendst Blyth.•
Mrs. 7. T. McCaughey • returned
honie after spending a *eek in De-
troit visiting her . - -.ea
. • - niece, tears. vviraain
Bryant. •
Misi •Lorretto Healy has returnee'
to Teesevate, to ' sitte•her teaclain
- mai- - a -r re • ' . fai
Miss Viola Morrison has returne.
to her teaehing at No.. a school •,,'
Miss Nora Kelly s'penit the EaSter
holidavs with Mr. and, Mrs, . Joseph
Fe - D a a. • -. i• ,Hoeg3'.62.
. eney, le lira .,.„. - . ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Healy and Mist•
Lorretto and Mr. Earl Healy spent"
Thursday hi London.' • i
• Mr. and Mrs. jas.Dersey are visite
mgfriends at. • yt • --.-:
' BI ' h ' ' - '
A very enjioyable- tiime is reported
having been spent by the friends Who
were entertained at the home aif Mr:
and Mrs. Jas. H. Richmond last Fri-
day eyening. • • • '
McLean Mission B•and will meet
•Anona
next atur ay a temoon in the aSee
ment 'of St. Andrew's Church at • 3
p.m. .A.n. intereeting .programme '1;S
being prepared. •
A maibe.' of friends and neighbOrs
' la 1
of Mr, arid ,Mrs.. Russel ...R,ichenond
were' ,enterta,ined at , their- home, on.
Wednesday afternoon and evening in
honor of their daughter, Miss. Elira,
who, On' Saturday •inerhing " became
teh baide' of Mr. Harry 'Bolger. ' : •
Mr. Ivan Wightnaan has' ' been
spending the.Easter holiday with his
aunt Mrs Tames•.Brighain: • :. '
. ae: ' ' A 1 1 lar 1 . h'
. iss Irene • ,I ea p . tavern -w 0
'
is :teaching near Windsor this term,
' al . ' ''.•
he
renewe . acquaintances during t .
holiday.
' Mr."antl. Mrs) Chris. Rogerson swim
Thursday at •Wingivam.
The YRS, held its regular meet-
ing on Monday evening in Queen at,
United Church with. a good aetenid.
• Th t* d bpray-
e mee mg omene y
er ' by Rev, Weir and ,S:criatural teaele
ing from Proverbs bY Dr. Ro-s-s. The,
minutes were read and adopted. The.
of the batik, A RevolutiOn
in, China..Was given by Mrs, Wilford
d the d hal f ' ' . • ,t .
an e e i s o a missionar3 s life,
through trying eircumatances wasis
n'a ' -)nvi ' u e ey• rs. .
de, ' 'd A (I. et b ka ' Mar-
shall and Clara IVI G .wan. was we 1
'I-
rendered. Several members then
gave daily• the l'I f the;
: episodes in. , e oe o ei
iniasionariei (hiring the rebelliora Ma..
McKay gave a vocal 'solo that wasthe
lush ap reCiated. Dr. Barrib mo,;.f
ndvoleP i thankst -all taking3'Miss
e a -0 o. .1.1 e
ala
• ti - t• ' TI • t' l d
in ie mea'ting. oe mee ing c ose
with sentence prayers and, the Lord's'
•prayer in unison. • • • ' '
Miss Vivian McElroy returried to
London .on Wednesday..
- . • , •Mn,k number of friends of' Mand
Mrs. George Wilson paid them a visit
:in their new house' on the Potter &ran
, .
Tuesday evening.o
Mr. W. H. McElroy received word
kfd h le'
t is wee o She eat cif is. aunt,
lairs. Ben Evans at Zuton, N. Dakota .
Mrs. Evans, formerly Sarah Jane
McElroy. lived in this vicinity until
twenty- years ago. going to the-
West a•fter her husband's death. SheBrose
was 98 years Of. age and was beim
near Sturimerhill and lived a greatbull
. • • , ,
paet of het life iti Blyth, S.he Ras the
•
last survivor of her ' family. .Her
th occur ecl at e ham • of her
elea r the . e :
dee hter, mea: avallace, . .
rs. Bennett Passes. --d of the
death Di Mrs. John Betmettrin Clin-
ton hospital iVionday morning was. a
severe elioCk to thd community . 4•1'.
Mrs. Bennett was a beloved ,and wide-
le known resident ,of Blyth for years,
Mrs. Bennett was head' operator itr
the telephope office for quite a few
years after .system was Metalled here..
Even in the performance of her dutie§
he brig•lit, . sympathetic nature
•
brought about her a great many
staunch friends who now mourn her
loss, Mrs. Bennett had been. visiting
friendnd s in Clinton recently alast
week was ill and was removed ta the
hospital, An oneeation was thought
necesaary, but It was later thought
inarlvisable. Formerly. Miss ivietch,
she wa.s .horn near Toronto. but was
brought up near Auburn. Shortly
eftcr her marriage.s'he Caine to Blyth
and lived here until the death of Mr.
Bennett five years ago. Since sheP•
had made her home with her (laugh-
t e Th t ' 1
e.s. e pas winter s ie and :VIrs.
Robert Sloan speat in Guelph, return-.
The 'Oil for 'the Athlete. -Th rub-
bing down, the athlete will find Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil an excellent
article. It renders the in.uscles and
sineWs pliable takes •the soreness out
of tient an .s rettg fens pi
1 - cl, • t tl • them f •
strains that may be put upon them.-
lit stands pre-eminent ...for this pur
,Deoen.,aynsditiaatliileea'tsw.o for., yearS, have
13' se ' . .t. c i testify to its value
aa a labriaant------------ • . .. ' '
'' ' '. -a ' •
.,
.1. '..• ',BRUCEFIELD; ' ' ' ' '
• • h -d.f
' Mr. arid Mrs. John .Kite en an
mily •moved to Clinto r„. q.-
n last week: .
' ' d f - '
.-Mr. •and .Mrs.. James Hill an a'M-
ily ofeStratiord who have been spend.
•ug.eheir holidays with frliende in the
1.;d • ' • eh • •
village an vicinity, returned. to . eir
hoine last week. ... : •
Mrs. 'Todd, (neealV,Largaret ,Ress),.of
Tofonto and Mrs' and. Miss Morri-
son of Hensall were She•gaests o Mrs
Janet Ross last week. . - '
Mr: and Mrs, Remelt! McKenzie 'and
Mr.. and, Mrs. John :Kaiser .of Detroit
spent tbe week end with friends in the
village, . • .., ,• - , „ .
' -
.
.CROMARTY.
• . - - '
A play entied. .. in , Y. .,
ars" will be preserit.e'dCranktearffr a 'TC•c:)4l'in-
Hall on Friday eVeninga• Apra . -12th,
at -8 o'clock, under the auspice§ of,.
Y ' Peo le's Society.
Cremarty oung P .
'The. -admission is adults 35c,, ,children'
15c..• - • • • -.;
1st 'e, ' ' .'that M '
" e a,e sorry to report ..i. r.
Alex. McLarafie is not. improving .as
would lake
we wou ., , . , •
d '' '
Mr. Lloyd Miller, of Strafford , spent
Sunday ,aridata.theparental roof. „
'1 ' d
"Mr....Ritehard Hoggazt a is undr 'the
docabes•care . ' ' . o"
. • .• - . • with
kat..John Aldington has hired wi
meT, Are.w McLachlan for seeding,-
,- e a •,
Mi'.- .eill. Howe; of Toronto. 1a,
ing'. .Mr. and M. Jas.
HoW.e.':.:'. , ' .
PliCariany fr•ietids of Mrs. Roy Mc-
Dahald, of..eStaffa, are gilled to i 'hear
th 't•••-1 ••'''' • noroVing after .her'oper-
aoas le is it . • • • '
-Won in 'St. aoseph's 111•ospital, ! Lon-
. , . .
dee. i .„ • - ......
• • '
- ' a . •
'
over, Kenneth lalciKellar. and 2nd,
R. J. Seott 30, Gray' Bros. 4th, Filly
or getding, 2 .years and under 3, K,
.1vIaiXdrir; 'Ross Broadfoot, , , Harold
Morrell: Filly or gelding I year and.
ay 2, Gm IB ose T...J.'MaMidhiel,
on . : -s'Y r• '1 ' W
Horse colt or filly under ' year, .m..„
•MeMillan. Team in harneaS, Reek
McKellar Jahn •Vedden - R. J. Scot!!
, ,
, Broadfoot +Bros. .
. Agricultural-4Brodd. mare, t3 years
and oVer, R. j. Scott, ,Gharles Stew-
Ab ` R df d
art, Alex, Wright, _ ' .. a ,eor . Filly
or gelding 3 Years and aYer. R. j.
a . . . 2
d'2 •(1. ' ' h le K II 3 d
.acott an .. n , Kennet a. c e_ ar Srd,
'Charles -Stewart .4th;'1‹.•M•oKellar 5.
Fill ' or aelding, 2 years -and iinder 3,
.3"' a
Will ,Chanmam Thomes. Butt. -Gray
Bros ' ,Filly ot gelding 1. year and
• , , _, .
2, W, J. 3./dBrien. •Horse colt
owrifilly, ander I year, -.T. j. McMichael,
Team in harness, R. 3. .Scott, J. R.
K I IvIcKell r General
Scott, ., enneti . • a ,
purpose --Filly or, geklmg; 3 years
oreo.veraWilliam Dether, arid 2n.d and
3rd J B. Mustard 4th. Te'am in hare
, , • , ,, , _ _
ness William Deeher, J. B. Mustard.
,
Elmer Thiel; Joe Riley.
Ontario Horse Breeders'
.. - •
• • ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • " • • •••
•,. ...
• HILLSOREEN. ' - •• .
• • • t ' - ' '''-- -
• ''' "Mrs. E., Troyer: whg hasespent the
wittier montha avath „her.. daughter,
Mrs. Wm. jarafatt, aa,l3,alidel, .ha s
returned 'home. , , .
' Mr; S. Beatty,- who. -agenk 'hie Eas:'
ter holidays' at his 'None In' 'Iaciaide'si•
d = h. • da.
bore. liesereturne Ea resume es -
ties •in S S N - 7 St nry '' • - , :
.
Mrs. Janies Webster, of- Lucknow,
spent a few days visiting.Mra George
Coleman. . . .. _ , , ,
Quite a number from around here,
attended the Tun,erat of Harold Mc-
Kinley of the Gos-hen
i ' • • • .
a eracmi., , „ . . . ,.
.Mr. arid Mrs, jas, Jarrott vette ,o
d' n
StindaY with lien rthather,, -Mrs. Ann
Hudsam`and 'sister, .Mrs. -A.'Hart'eeY.
The funeral. of' • the:au- Mr. N.
Hill was Z•held on 'Tues'day,.- • Of this
week- .
• residentei in, Hensall. Mr,
at h • . •township
fail] is a. b rotherelh-law • of 'Mrs. • Day,
ial -4tIal.elle9,1a Pare Line. ., • „, .• ,_ .
There was no chtireh serviee hi
', • • • - - • • a e • .
Hillsgi•een on .Suildgy. en ,aocauut. ' of.
• . , . • • - 4-.1 : f
the funeral eHarol.ea.c.a.in ----------tions o
GOalleti',Line.. .,
- Eileen Tinnet: has refuLed to
Lond.on Norrnal. '
. . • , , , . .
and Mrs. Charles. Stephenson
and daughter -Gladys -visited,. at Mr.
b M B 'd ' S de •., •
Ro ert ,. c. re e s. on un, y.. •
a . . , . . special
far three animals a years old and tin -
• ' ' a.. NORTH' MCKILLOP.• , ' der, sired by a draft stallion in ahe
. .' - . , , •
' Canadian National live stock records
-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koehler' were' . . ,
Mr. and. Mrs • George • Gray Bros; T. J.' McMichael.
a i . . a . . : • , • •
, Special townshiP prize for best
Hot.g.y's on Sunday. • . three heavy'draft ,a ricultural or
.The many friend,srof •Mre, latilliam . , g . .11
Hcregy are pleased to hear that ahe is gerwra' ' purpose horses, any .age, i .
improving as nicely:as can be eXpect--halter,. need:not be, the property of
ed. . a .-- • • - ..... . . , one ,m,an. but must be. owned in the
If -. d M ' IY R,e le •er'e visa townehip,,. Keq. ,MeKeller, Hibbert
r. an Mrs an, ge n .
Reat matChed team ,n
iting Mr. 'and. IVII-5. Edw. Regele Sam: .... a ... e • . . . .
, D li
dayeeevae,ning. .. , "barites's, ana, coMr, V.Valaiane Decher.
h Tha ' • -1' Team. coming gi•eatest -cligtanee, Ken.
Mar.. tal 'Mrs. Joseg . rntort apt IvicIaellar, Crotnanty: Best .dutn sired
theformer's .mother were Sunday vis- . ' .. . . • ... .,.. -
, by Percheron stallion. -or W.
aors at a .e arpe 0 a rean Ms.'H. h h f M d 'Mr 'H '
D • I II ht -horse stallion sten:-
13rodhagen, of Duhlie. . , • .ec ler.. lg. s, . . .
- Mr and Mrs. John Goons and fam- dard bred trotter, Ellenagton and
' ' '" M dal' A
aly were „visiting r..an a rs. A. Stewart. Carriage horse in, harness,
James Forster Henry Daer, Harold
Clark on Sunaay. • -- . • . . • ' .
M' M Ell D . r 'turn -Morrell. Roadster in harness, W. T.
.1. !las Mary en em.psey e
MdLean "Robert 'McLaren, Jack Cud-
ed on S•aturdav to resume her duties .
more, oe osti . est gent emen s
teacher. near Guelph. J' 'P '11 B 1 '
, outfit, ' James Forster, W. T. Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard . Learning _ . _
Robert MdLaren. a weeps . , .
visiting latter's parents, Mr. ' a ' talces Jag
were . d . •.,•
• r ,the IC' II. f near Carl- •
and Mrs. Vt . M t he .ao . F arster. Lady , •rivers, mess Cole -
men Mrs -George Dale: Miss Jean
ingford. one day last Week.. ' ' ' '
Ra - 1 d CI • ., i. e Molawan, Miss Cox.
anion( an .arissa Jepson lay
!Shorthorns -- Bull two years
returned home to Fergus after spenu- t - Bull
. I • Raster h 1.'cr - with or over, Eph, Snell, Roy Pepper.
ing, t leir el leaye el Mrs.
Alex. mann. .. , 2 years, Ostreither Bros, and
Crich 3rd, Cows, 3 years and
al. ' J h R la• ' "I 1 2nd, M. ' •
a a 0 u ca in•son lac a success -
• over M. Crich and 2nd and 3rd. Hei-
ful wood sawing bee on lIonday. • .
We are.; e,oery to say that Mr. S. ler-,2 years, Ray Pepper, M. Crich.
. Heifer, 1 year, Epha Snell, 'Ostreicher
Ross is not improving as rapidly as , ,,
his inany friends would like to see. • Aff. Crich, Herefords, bull un -
113ethe tes 1 inon- der, 2 years, Bert Labia Sweepstakes,
i Lad" Aid heldtheir
thly meeting at the home of Mrs. S. Shorthorn, . Aberdeen. Angus oe
Hereford, E. Snell. Baby beef steer
McPherson,. The proceede were over , • .
• . or heifer,. horn op. or .affer, Jan. dat,
five dollars. 1 t
, , 1928,-10.streither Bros,.. E, Snell, M.
Crich, Roy Pepper. Dairy
• , . „ -,- .
•
' ' , ,
. • ' BEECH OOD
• • , • - •.r. • .
Me. yanTes Shea left ain -,teday for
Dat„aa • . • • • . • . a :
-' •e
' d
MnMr. Harold 1Vla oney, has returne
to Detroit. ••-• • •
k ". d -
Lacy Ec art visite her cote•
,under
Miss Elizabeth Carlin on Sunday.
' n' - • • ' • ' h''
Mr. John 'Reid is busy getting t e
dredge in ehape tm commente. work,
F • ha • -
ergus Horan a a very sue
f *1Friday.
cess Li sale on •
•
Always Ready and. Reliable-Prac-
ca y a pains wising ern .
ti II 11 ' •• • f o inflam-
•• •
illation can be reinoved. with Dr
Thomas' Eciectrie 041. 'sanely rub
•
'
a -on the sore spot .and it is auickly
absorbed by ,the skin. Its 'healing
dower is conveyed to the •inflamed tis-
sue which is quickly soothed T.his
. , . , .
fine old remedy is als•o a specific • for,
all manner of cuts, scratches, bruises
d ' la 1 ttl handy1
an sprains. . eep a aci. e a -
waas,
'
caw, any
• . age,. any breed, S. E. Rozell and. 2nd
, TIICKERSMITI-L; ' and 3rd. Dairy heifer,' under 2 years
S,S No. 9 Tuckerstnith . for March. S. 17 Rozell and 2hd -Roy Pepp 3r
• , , . ' .aa - e. • , ..
Sr IV -Margaret airvitheomeo. mc.
',.,'Sr,, .
Alex. Irvine Bl, He en a
6' • f U ' h 11 77 6'
,. psi ..
Helen Broatlfaca 72:1. Margaret I-Ia3,
••: •
71 7 Matgaret ,B.roadfoot 70.8. 1VIar-
. .a • . , , a ,
tory Ha' 64 2 Dorethy Elgie 61.e. •
- • , , ,
.J,r, IV -Ray' Hodgert. 613. Mack
• .„, a „ - 1 1
OilealleY .".a. . • .
Sr. ItaL-1 , ,on
. • Irene Mackay 76.6 Lorne
Hay 68.4, - Russell Ho ert 8,1. Bill ,
dg 6 , 3
I 56
DalaYlnO e • .i
T III -Anne Love 69 6 lack Con-
Ji'. -'- , ' . • 1
sat 69.a, jean Irvine 68 , ,
. - , •
-Robert McLachlan 81,3
Class II. , . „
Tielen ,Dnig 61,5, ,Glen Houston 46,6.
alass T -Kate Dalrymple, 87 3 Rs-
a L e• •• • - . a" '
bert Gemmel' 81.6, Stewart .Love 79a,
,
Primary Cla . -• eck Macc y Wit-
...prim es j :la •,
he H•odgert
.
'Pass 60 p.c., honers 75 Jac, ' e ea
Illton)e 0 POP
' I r• f Ile on tl ,le ron 4J,
average' •a tMnd.a.nce 24. - V./antler ef
contest - Irene Mackay and Roy
deert
He - -
Margaret E. Grie.ve, Teacher.
. Exeter.
..
la I R ' •
• .1 r. Carting and two sisters,
. - • . , R.
'masses . Elizabeth and Mary ,Carling,
-were ' tl • the
emong ie passengers .
Walt .1 eg t • a h s wrecked
I P I a'" " lic n
at Drocoutt recently. ' They were un -
a ..
au".
'Exeter has made applicatian foe era.
try in the Western °Mario Baseball
'League, comprising I;ondon Strath-
, s , •, d. E t , ' 1 t I le
l 03r• 'Ionia. an xetet, a so ia
cl e 1 I b proposed
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