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on Monday of the death of her sister,
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Mrs, Phillip .Steele of Goderich,
7lac young people of tate Presbyter-
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A resolution was passed asking the
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Department of Highways for the
grant' on Money s e tae tded on road
y Mis Gergo Thornton and
1, a d Mrs, e �
fattail
Mr, Go.icloit Hamilton has bought a
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Sl-1OW STARTS AT 8 P.M.On
'ran Church are: holdtup; a :sacral an
their church on �Ve test evening.
amount o,fltlteinttztsi csc:ottrse
Clearance
dutrn 1934;
'£'lie auditors report was received,
. • d and accented and the audit-
'examined ,
chopping mill at Centralia ouch takes'
p ossession on
nsto , 1st.
of Watton sjaetit
At KING'S
the institute ladies are bolding their
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ors were paid,
the wether �aolanston,
tvitta Mi, and Mrs`, -Geo,
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Thursday,Friday, Saturday,FebruaY 22
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regular ineetin�;; .can Thursday, Feb,
1;1liathers
28th.
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The .following are the patrolittett
for the year 1935: Alex Campbell,
James Johnston, Abner Hastings,
and. other friends in the" vie-
inity,
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Sale of Dress Silks
Here you are ladies! Just the
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Miss Hughes of the Manse, is laid
up with an attack of the flu at her
home, near Lucl+now.
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Special •edUCL1O]is foar the
Wallace Agar,, John Wickstead, Char-
les Souch,Robert McMurray,Roland
Mrs. George Warwick and son,
Robert, of Grey, spent Sunday at Mr.
Robert Warwick"s,
silks you, are needing for a new
dress, or perhaps a shorter
length to help in masking over
Enure Month Through-
Marks, Harry Mathers, William Ged-
Mrs, C. G. Campbell tit last Sun
a dress that needs rest lin
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$fi �'
n tier Roundup'
BLUEVALE im •
out the Store.
des, Charles Wo>l,zazan, Joseph Sntitlt,
Sain Alcock, Alfred Pierce, Beverley
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day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Coulter,
.....(Printed Silk Crepes - Plain
Shades and Novelty Silks -
Lovely qualities that normally:
A 'Western Picture
Also Mentone Two -Reel Vaudeville
. Classic aTOYLAND PRIMERE "
Colortune
In Technicolor
And FOX NEWS..
Institute Supports Temperance
Resolution
Mrs. Alice Aitken and Miss Olive
Scott were the hostesses on Thursdays.
largely
afternoon to a lar el attended meet-
ing of the Woman's Institute, � presid-
ed over by the' President, Mrs. S. N.
Gallahar. `!
• The Secretary read the resolution
on Beer and Wine amendments su.g-
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Ellott, Leslie. Fear,/Joseph Bewley,
Alfred Haggitt, John Haggit,t,
' Accounts paid: C. Johnston, R, Mc-
Kinnon Kinnon auditors, each $16,00; 1?i^.
professional services (indigents) $10.-
00; Lackingadvanced on wood
cut'tin 10,00; Municipal World sup-
g $ P
Plies $11,45,3 Carl Oakley relief $10.00,
C, Wade relief for Mann ,Bros, $20.-
00. . '
Mrs: W. Wallace of Seaforth, also
Mrs, G. •Orvis, of Wingharn, visited
with their mother, Mrs. D. H. Cap
bell, last week•
Miss Ruby Baird, of Blyth, spent
a few days at the home of Mrs. J. C.
Casernore.
Mr, and- Mrs. Frank Edgar and
family, of Wingltam, spent Sunday. at
the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. Graham
sell up ,to $2.25 per yard -
from one yard up.
lengthsBargain
BargaiSale,•Per yard 79c,
Women's Winter Coats
Stylish garments, every one
of them - Eaeh, is of .excellent
material and faultlessly tailored.
Eve coat substantial! ceded.
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20% to a• Half Off.
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Bested by the Temperance Federation
' Council meets Monday, March 11,
Campbell.
Sale of FL11e Dresses
1935.
Ladies of town countr
WHITECHURCH
hiss Lucinda Wenciorf and 'Ii'Ir.
Harry Henderson, of Hanover,' visit-
and all present voted to have it signed
on b•ehalf of the Bluevale Branch
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A. MacEwen, Clerk.
ST. HELENS
.and
will benefit by the big saving
on these unusual Dresses - New
Illi. and Mrs, Wesley Lott, Brus-
sells, spent the week -end here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lott
ed with her sister, Mrs: Carl Lott,
during the "week -end.
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Master Joe Ring•, nine-year-old son,r
Miss Scott had charge of the motto
"Don't 'stand lookingatyour hill,•
She cot t ared lifeto a hill
climb it".compared .
some things neves-
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COUNCIL
Mrs, Alex.• Murdie, of Toronto,
spent the weep -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson Woods,
Crepes - New Satins - New
Printed Crepes - beautiful styles
for the Matron, Miss and Half
Size figures. Bran new goods •
alai& other relatives.
The Unied Church Young People
are selling. tickets these days for
their banquet, to be held on Friday,pendrertts
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!larch lst, at 7 p.m. A good program
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is being prepared.
of Mr.: and Mrs. Michael King, of
Culross, was operated on in Wing--
ham Hospital last Tuesday for ap-
and is Improving nicely,
A large number attended the social
eveningheld` in the Hall on Frida Y
and mentioned
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sort' to climb that hill successfully,
Good Health, strength; engery, • de-
termination, will power; cheerfulness,
and: contentment, closingwith
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poem, Keep on Kee m or} .. : •
"Uses for stale bread” ryas the sub-
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Council met on Feb. 12th with all
the members present. Minutes of •last
meeting were' read and approved,. on
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motion of Cons, Robertson and Mc-
Burney:
Communications were received and
The :meeting of the Y. P. S. onpriced
Sunday evening was in charge of the
p the con-
Citizenship Committee, and
venor; Mr. Wallace Miller;. presided,
Mr, Ross. McPherson read the Scrip'-
ture lesson and the Bible character on
along with some of our higher •
styles from stock. Blues
.=Browns - and Patterned Fab -
ries represented. .Regular value.
from ep$1res •to $14.50 ul the lot, .
You can afford to buy a couple
at this low price — Each $7,45.
Mr- and Mrs. Lester Falconer en -g
tertained the young folks : in then.
community on Friday evenui g,
1 McGee, of London, is
Maas Nellie IcG
spending thus weekwith herparents,Wilson
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Dill-. and Mrs. Leask McGee. Mr. Jrm
illwith flu during
!IfcEzee has been g
re past week.
• Government
last. A good program -was given and
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n on thenprize
Mr. Irwin McClena ha �v
' door; Miss
ucky ticket at thed
on the 1Rev.
Florence Beecroft and Mr. Thomas
won the prizes for the 'fancy.
dress costume.
• We were sorry to hear that Mrs,
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Thos..Henderson had taken another
bad spell last
sect for Roll. •Call and brought forth
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some good. ideas, . •
R..Grei was the west
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speaker and spoke on : "Friendship",
and what it means.to our lives He
mentioned the value of friends. and
how, friends are estimated,
A friend is something; that no hum-
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read from he Highways Dept., the.
Ont, Assoc. of Rural Municipalities,
the 'Dept. of Tabor, the Ont. Tem-
perance Federation and from F• C
J times re obtaining trees on sideline
33 and 34, Con. 9,
Moved by Mr. Reid, seconded by.
Mr. Robertson, that. this Council re-
"Abraham” was, taken by Mrs: George'
Mitchell. Mrs.; Phillips favoured with
a piano solo. Tlre. ;president, Mrs.
Stanley Todd, presented•a fine report
of the. Conference Leadership Train-
ing School he had attended 'at Strat
ford. Plans are practically completed
for the Banquet to be held
Buy Underwear Now,
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All sizes for Men, Women
and Children, •
Warm Stockings
Extra values in women'si and
children's Cashmere and Wool -
Silk Stockings, 39c, 49c, 65c, 88c
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Miss Alexander, the
raker; will be here to take over the
class for Horne Nursing on Monday,
March 4th and will be here for two
week:'
The youn.g people • of the United,
Church entertained the young folks of
i.on 11I nd
the Presbyterian Church o ay
an can do.without, : the thing of all
things in a persons life. Friendship
is spoken of as the universal brother-
hood of man •and is the greatest of
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nest the, Le islature of this Prov-
l ince at the corrtin session to repeal
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the beer and wine amendments to the
-Control Act that we ur-
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Fuday ez erring.
Mir, Hu h Rutherford was; at hoiaie
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to her friends on St, Valentine's Day
when she celebrated her 85th birth
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February is'a good time to
buy •Sheetings, Pillow Cottons,
Prints and Broadcloths.
weeks, with `classes every"` afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Murray, of Walton,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larmour and
eliildren of Win hani sent Sunday
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Ir: nd.Mrs, Charles
at the home of T a
tlespze.
Mr- James Weir; 'of London, spent
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the week -end with plus parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Davidson, Mr. and
Mir. Edgar Gaunt and baby,I3arbara,
evening. A good program., from num-
hers from each church, 'was given and
afterwards all enjoyed games and a
social- time in the basement. Lunch
was served and a social half-hour was
spent.
Quite a number from here went to
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Zticlrnow on Friday evening to the
dance put on by the Mildmay orches-
tea.
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all fraternities. .
lIrs. Alegi Mowbray gave a most
hel ftil tall: on "Bread' -and .Bun"
ppeal
matin and exhibi'ted three kinds of
g,
bans, fruit; brown and -white bread.
The meeting throughout was sof ea very
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Interesting nature, At the close of the
meeting refreshments were sewed, by
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the hostesses..
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gently request - our representative, C.
3 N 50A. Robertson, to support such a re-
measure. Carried,'
IS THE VALUE OF The Auitors presented their report
YOUR ®�,D��`� �,.'A°� of Twp. accounts for 1934 the same
showin total recei pts of 29 690.45
g i $
—if tladectin on any Ov- and an expenditure of $26,411.36, leav-
the end of
ercoat in one stock priced ng a balance on hand at t e
at $14.95`or up. It doesn't the year of $3279.09.. Other anforma-
clay. ••,
"Resolved that reading is more
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beneficial than travel is the subject
of the debate at the meeting of 'the
ext monday eveping.
Fariuers Club next r ert
Messrs, Lorne til Dods and He b
Taylor will have the affirmative while
Messrs. Will Humphrey and Wallace
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Miller will uphold the negative.
Grocery Prices
You'll Like
The Best Honey, 5 lbs. 59c
McCormick's Cookies, 2 lbs, 35c
65c Black Tea, fine flavor 49c
17c September Cheese, 2 lbs. 29c
10 lbs. Granulated. Sugar , 50c
Extra Grade Pink Salmon: -
2 tins 29c
7 P & G Soap and 1 Oxydol
of Marnoch, visited with them on
Sunday. •
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Mrs. Emerson Austin, of Powasson
n$5877.81
spent the. i`veek-end witli her'sister
-Young People Enjoy Social Evening
There a good attendance at
tion gleaned from the reportincluded
matter how much youY
of 1934 taxes outstanding on
coat;is worn. • There IS due the town-
GLENANNAN
for .:...:....._.... . 25c
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Wheat Berries, 2 bags -.45c
Free Delivery
• Mrs. as. Barbour, Miss Mary Ir-
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.Mrs. Robert Stewart, of Kinloss and
was
the Young' People's in the
Dec. 31st, also $604.78
1933,
Alex, Corrigan is spending a
Mr. Arnold Wood
viii and.n d aspentt
at the home of Mrs. Dan Mar-
Yg
fin.,
with' he mother Mrs: Dan: Martin
,Presbyterian
and: other relatives here returning
home .on Monday.,
meeting
Y Church on.•Friday even-
in Gordon Greig, the President, pre-
g• g,
sided and conducted the regular_meet-
someone who'll be mighty ship ori takes for 1932 and with
glad .t0 get • it —and .1t s total liabilities of $5346.38, this am-
� Dunt including debentures owing, sal-
worth $3.59 to you on a
cries, :Myth telephone • assessments
new .This offer good
Mr,
few days with friends in .Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mulvey andCROS.
fancily also Mrs. John Mulvey, were
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ing, and filled the capacity of chair-
'for the which was
coat. and balance of school levies.
until Saturday,Feb. 23rd. Reid McBurney
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and
David Eadie,
Butterick Patterns.
man programme
in charge :of the social committeethis
On motion of and
p rt was accepted and that the
Mrs. •
Mr. jack Willitts spent Sunday with
BIGG S GROCERY
with Freida Mustard tinct' Donald
Robertson as convenor's. . .their
Auditors be paid $10;00 each for
services. Carried.
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his cousin, Mr. Alex. Marshall,
Mrs. Giles of=Tiinntins, is spending
soli, Mr. Robert Laidlaw at. Winglaam.
' H. R. Elliott Alex.,
SERVICE — OUALITY — COURTESY
Musical numbers by Stanley MusHanna
tard and Donald .Robertson, Readings
by Jack Mowbray and Margaret Mus-
tard singing. The
Corm. Youngblut requested that the
Council make a donation.. in aid of.a
T.11ff1L1ted light tobe placed in a ;shed in Au-
in that..Jeffray
some time with her mother, Mrs,
Forgie.
'Mrs. Oliver" Stokes and Mrs. Rich.
Wednesday with
Mr. J. and son,
were in ,Toronto on business during
the week.
Mission Band St. Andrew's
A visit to our store will convinceyou of our
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and community
Journal, read by Mrs. Raymond E11
burn for convenience of people
locality and also presented an account
spent night
Aliases Agnes and Catharine Fortune.
The of
Church are holding a birthday party
honest efforts to
• give our customers more for their
y, merchandise and Prompt
: Mone plus high quality me
iott was' humorous' and contained
some 'good jokes. Valentine contests
to bepaid Messrs. Straughan LC Cook
West was reported, and also a supply g
for re -erecting a snow fence on West-,
for Northern Ont- >
Miss Mai:garet Mundell sent a
p'
couple of .days last .week with Mr.
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on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 23rd.
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deliver. service. Your patronage will be apprec-
y p g Pp
and Gaines and the serving of lunch
of sifts children In . „
ario, sent through the Mission Ba d, field cemetery Will, Con. 4. Council
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and Mrs..Geo. Mundell.
- sated,
concluded a good programme and a
very happy and enjoyable evening.
to next year were el -refused' to make any contribution re-
Officers for the garding the light mentioned and af-
`TORY CORNER'S
Government Approved ,
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ected.
discussion
Choice Strawberry Jam, Rei. 39c, Special .... 31c
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Choice White Beans, 6 lbs. for 25c
The sale of farm stock and imple-
Olive Churchhill,
A hearty vote of appreciation was ter considerable .ordered
;: payment of account of Messrs, Strati-
tendered Ret . A. V: Robb and Alrs.
action to
Eldon Galbraith is butt' hauling,
Edwards
•to
p ( H C K S
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BABY
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Choice. Oatmeal, Coarse or "Fine 6 lbs. for 25c
Peas, Large Tins, Reg. 13c,,Special, 2 for 21c
Fancy Golden, Hallowi Dates, 2 lbs. for , . , .. 19c
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Red Rose Tea, /2 lb. pkg. for ... 25c
Choice Rice, 4 lbs. for 25c
Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes . ... 8c;' 2• pkg.. for 15c '
menta of Mrs. set-'
tlin.g u the estate of the late Robert
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Hamiitoti held last Thursday, drew
a very big crowd. The bidding was
brisk and prices considered very good.
The farm was. also offered for sale
but was not disposed of.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Burns Mof
g tan & Cook. Re,rardin •f s to Mr..Wm, sary nicht.
Ful ser vices' to i g g
Mrs, Edward Johnston for her ser- be taken by Council in reference to Mr. and Mrs. B. Harris and family
Robb for their fatlt combating the warble fly pest this spent Sunday 'evening with Mr. and
vices as organlst fol many years, and g P •
to the choir for .:its part in the work matter was laid over for further •con- Mrs. Alex, Taylor.
of the church. sideration till March; meeting. Messrs, Jno. Gamble and Melvin
Refreshments, were served at the A by-law authorizing the borrow- Finlay'each :purchased a horse. last
dose of"the meeting, ing of sufficient money when. neces- week.
_ sary to finance the township along, Mr. and Mrs.' Thos. Ellis are not
White LeghOrns, Barred
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Rocks White Rocks.
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Custom 'Hatching done at 2c
per egg.
Chick . Starter, Poultry
.Al :mer PineappleMarmalade,e is 31c
y 11 pp , Reg. 38C, Special 1g
Peanut Rutter, 28 oz., Special . ... . .. . . • 25C
Choice Tomatoes, Special,3 for 25c
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�1eston s Royal Cream Sodas, 2 b. pkg. -.25C`
3' p
fatt on Friday, February 15th, a dau-
titer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Berry and Miss•
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Elsie Smith of $rucefielct spent .Sun-
day with btr. and 1blrs. A. D. ,Smith.
was read and passed. ' enjoying ,the best of health.
United Church •Y'. P. S.
account's 'one in favor of Ab- Miss E. Douglas called' on friends
Four acro
The • meeting
ti:n on Frida • night took iters Cosens'$12.00 being premium on on the 17Th on 'Sunday.
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the form _of a erol.inoleMr. Mrs, W. H. Dane spent
party, withMunicipal World and,e
treasurer's bond the
CaI marc' Hetherington presiding. A 1718 for supplies' and $10.00 each Saturday with,_ Wroxeter friends. ,,
large 'Auditors
Feeds,' Corn alnd. Poultry
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Supplies..
Cattle andHo •Minerals
and Concentrates.
Mr, and ivies. telex Corregon of
company.of young people were. to Thompson and McGurn-' Quite a number from around here
TRELIEAVEN S BUYASACK ETI-IEL
CEREAL FLOUR BREAD
this week. at the
Giof it visited tl , w eet',
home of Mr, and Mrs, Ito. Mundell.
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Moffatt have
returned home after a two months
present, and a' most enjoyable even- paidafter which the attended the ftiiteral o£ the late hies.
were ordered f ate d
nip's mirth and foci was entered into Council adjourned to meet again on ET, Busby of; Carrick on Saturday' last.
by all. There were sib tables of play- Tuesday, March 12th. Owing to the death of her father,
ers, cliangin� i,s„ winners were an- • A,• Porterfield,.. Clerk. Mr: Abbot of''Teeswater, Mrs, no.
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Duncan Kennedy
• Wellington Produce Bld
Windham, Ont.
friends- Kingsville. ':
trounced. `l here Was a short period of White has • the sympathy of her
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Visit with at
Mrs. E. F, Jenkins.spent a few days
relaxation w'hett' a ,musical program , MORRIS friends and ' the's neighbors. •
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her.sister,"hlrs•
was presented, A. piano solo by Miss Mrs. Tiros: Douglas is
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the past week with
.improving
Aitken enjoyed. `nicely
Chas, H. Garniss at Brussels.
D. was ,;:thoroughly' Mr, George Johnston of the lst from her broken limb,
Misses D. .,Smith -and L Watson Play- line has taken position with Lloyd
a
la manner.
United Church Annual Meeting
ed a piano • duet, pleasing Turvey in the bake shop at Blyth.
Rev. Mrs. A.. Vallance Robb were BLYTH
The annual meeting of the congre-
and Janet Woods visited on Sit
yIiss J •
lieaid tenor alto
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potions of Bluevale and Ebenezer
In a vocal acid clttet, day evening with Mr. and Mrs.,Elmer Reeve is in Toronto this
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TJ>}iteci Church was held on Monday
each
evening last week. Reports from e c
organization were presented. '.hese
described the work accomplished dor-
ing e amounts con-
ing the year and the ut sMr.
tr•ibuted for the various activities of
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•McNall
in - rt fa' orite songs cart
A s gso g of y Hastings and family; 2nd line: week representing our village at the
chided this part, of the program af- fora •n
Mrs. Jno, Garniss is visiting Good Reads Conve tion;
terwhich the games were resumed.o
few days with Mt. and Mrs, M. Mof AlA large number of hockey enthus-
t tomato juice sandw sandwich -Combination
Luncheon of3 w
_fatt on the boundary. casts went to' Seaforth Monday even-
es,crackers and cake was served at Bone' andfain-
and Mrs, Russel T3o n in to:see' the game between Brussels
the close by. the hosts and hostesses• ily visited with friends on the bound- and Blyth which resulted in the Score
We the a'pon 'cry
Special from Thurs., Feb. 21,
Feb. 28, on alt Croqutnole or
• • Wave for $12.00
complete. Marcell and Finger-
Waves 25c.
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the church.
The two Charges raised for all
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purposes the sum of two thousand
sig hundred and seven • ($2607•), of
congratulate cotutnittee ucar Winghani, • 8-1 in favor of Brussels.
y g Mr. Henry Mathers and sisters re -Miss Louie' Herrington 'is in Tor-
a very fine evening's entertainment:Dp
A small admission fee was. taken to ceived the sad news on Saturday that onto this week attending the Horti-
defray expenses. a cousin; Mrs, Isaac, Hingston, had cultural convention as. a delegate from
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Helen $ Beauty SIIOppe
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which $446,00 were contributed for
passed away on Saturday morning; our Racal society,
Missionary and relief work, the W.she
MORRIS COUNCIL suffered a stroke and died. two The lad directors of the A ricttl-
M, S. budget being included in this.:
hours later... titi°al Society their Old
R. A 1; E71y,
conies. to
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flave your eyes
Glasses' -ad tasted
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Leading E ° esi .ht Specialist
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Williams' jewelry Store,
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examined p
.ervice
without charge. Qui
of
Optical
MORNING
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Stratford.
ba sure
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for 16 years,
Department,
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of satisfAtctio .
b i a1 repairs..
r 1 pain
There is a small balance on hand
in the general account and each org-
anization also meet all its expenses
wash a balance on hand.Minutes
The Y. P. S. of Bluevale Church
and the Sunday School each raised
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a little over• a hundred dollars. The
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Mission !.land $1n.00. .Ass-
$90,00, and W, 1v1;; $122:00.
are putting on
Minutes of the Council Meeting'We were sorryto hear Miss MaryTime Concert Friday evening, Feb.
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held in the Township'Hall, Morris on. Scott hadn't been as well; she had ta- 22nd, in Memorial Hall.. Iinrnediately
Monday, February 11th,. 1935, Mem- ken a bad cold and is under the doe- after• the concert art' old time dance
l meet- '. ... • r is ,. glad i of
hers all prcycatt, of art i tor's tate. Her many friends are will be held which gives .promise
ing read and approved, to hear she is some ;better., being the best held for some time.
The Council 'decided to make wood Mi•. and Mrs, Charlie Sonolt and Mr. Franklin Bainton is busy ,..et-
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of trees on the road allowance, Ceti- daughter visited on Sunday with her: ting his woollen mill in aha a after
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-ire srderoad in. Concession 1, to fur- parents, Mr, and Mrs.• John Johnston the recent fire which destroyed his
for of and fancily.. stock of Mr•, il3ainton
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For Cigarette
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and Pile
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Location . --. Door tartlet of Lydeum 'Theatre.
New �,,laGatitan 5 � 11T � �
OPTICAL DEPT., R. A. REID, REG, OPTOMETRIST.
octation ,5;
EbenzerSunday School also raised
..$10.00.
A generous response in the way of
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supplies of food ;and clothing for the
nislt work some our unermaloy- woollens, iii•
eel. ' . Mrs. Jahn Brown of 13lyth, visited tends}tq have the chill operating in
The &s i`(�,in
llte Clerk' way' instructed to.;wrttC; wftlt•1Vfr. and Mrs. Harvey Robertson the spring :and �.implt)y several trier)
to the Consolidated fire and casual- last week, and women.
, ., ... .,
ity ;Insurance Co,, advising the comp- Mr, Win. Thornton 'anti Miss Adie Mrs, Wm, Laidlaw is visiting 1lki'
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