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SPEAKERS AT WIj\ GRAM:
Rt. Hon, W. L. Mackenzie King, Prime Minister.
Hon. Lucien Cannon, Solicit.. r General
Hon. J. C. Elliott, Minister of Public' Works
Mr. Archie Hislop, Liberal Candidate 'j
SPEAKERS AT G ODERIICH
Rt. Hon. W. Lm Mackenzie King, Prime Minister
Hon. Lucien Cannon, Solicitor General
Hon. James Malcolm, Minister of Tradelland Commerce
Mr. Archie Hislop , Liberal Candidate
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GORDON YOUNG ALEX. PORTERFIELD,
President North Huron Liberal Ass'n. Sec'y North Huron Liberal Ass n.
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tn.tna Mulvey, of Stratford,
vias the 'guest' of Miss May Davidsor:
on Sunday.
Shcibii,rne frion';is arcat present vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Davey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Morrison are
spending a few days with Mrs. Ivtor-
rison, sr.
Mr. Thomas Gibson and fainly
spent Sunday with friends in Guelph.
Mr. Kenneth Gibson motored from
Kitchener on Saturday, returning on
Sunday.
Mrs, McIntosh, of Stratford, is at
present visiting her father,; Mr. John
Davidson.
Born -In Wroxeter, on August 6th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffatt, a
daughter.
Miss Mary Renwick, of Palmerston,
is at present visiting with Mr, and
Mrs. William Kaake,
Mr, Whitstone and sbn, of Harris-
ton, were guests of Mr; and Mrs.
Robert Black recently.
Clarence Neil, of Harristou, was eft
town Wednesday.
W,ROXET.1fR C. C. MIDDLE
SCHOOL REPORT
Eva T3rown-13, :ltlsit, L ,
m*g,arct Davey—Cotnp. C,' Lit. C,
Alg.'IIT, F ..Attth, III, 1r°. comb. 'C.
Dorothy Doig—Chinn, III, Lit,. II,
A. Hist, I, A1S.. II,Geom. I, Phys. I,
Claem. II.
Margaret : Doig—Comp. C,
A. Hist, II, Alg. I, Geom.. II, Phys. 1,
Chem II,
Archie Edgar Geom II
Kenneth Edgar—Comp. III.
Marguerite Foster — Comp, C, B.
Hist. III, A. Hist, C, Alg, 11, Phys,
C, Chem. C.
Alex. Hastie—Lit. C,P. Hist, II,
Cheri, C.
Olive Lawrence—Comp. C, Lit. C,
13. Hist. II, A. Hist. III.
George Paulin—Comp, III, Alg. I.
Geom, C.+
Winnifred. Rae - L. Auth. II,; L.
Comp. I, Fr. Auth, I, Fr. Comp. TI..
Jim Sanderson -Comp. C, Alg. C.
Jean Sperling -13. Hist. C, AIp,.11,
Phys. C, L. Comp. C.
Mervin Stephens—Comp. C, B.
Hist, C; Alg. II, Geom. II, Phys. C.
Bessie Wylie—Comp. C, Lit. C, B.
Hist. I, A. Hist. III, Alg. C, Phys. C,
Chem. C.
iLUEVALE
The Bluevale branch of the Wom-
en's Institute held a very interesting
meeting on Thursday, August rzth,
at the home. of Mrs. Alice Aitken.
The meeting was held on the lawn,
the main feature being an address by
Leslie Hetherington on "Manual
Training" and an exhibit of the work
done by the •pupils,Mrs. J. W. Leg-
gatt gave a splendid paper entitled,
"Living a life more worth than earn-
ing a living."
The Women's Institute aim at
arousing a community spirit and with
that in view, intend having a Weiner
Roast on the school grounds on Wed-
nesday evening, August 24th .
The hostess served a dainty lunch;
using the Vile willow china. The .ta-
ble covers were white and blue linen
and the decorations were yellow marks
golds in blue vases., _�,mrc a r•
Miss Kellar, of (Kitchener, who has
been a guestat the home of Mrs.
Coombs, has returned to her home.
Miss Margaret Garniss is spending
a week with some girl friends in Kin-
cardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Wadell and Miss Ag-
nes, of Stratford, were visitors with
H. B. Jamieson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes, of
Stratford, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. E1drid Nichol.
Miss Margaret McVittie is spending
a few days wlith her aunt, Mrs. Wal-
ter Davidson,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nichol, of
Toronto, are;visiting at the home of
their parents, James and Mrs.. Nichol.
Mrs. Helen Thynne, of Toledo,
Ohio, is a visitor with her brother,
F. B. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gilmour spent
Sunday at John Mundell's.
BLUEVALE
Mrs. Lloyd and family, of Wing -
ham, spent Wednesday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bosman,
here.
F. 'Black received two carloads ' of
western cattle last week.
Misses Jean and Doris Elliott, of
Who is away
Keep the family
united. If some are
away from home, the
easiest and quickest way
is of course by a Long Dis-
tance call. The young
people nowadays put up a
very brave front of wish-
ing to appear independent
and self-reliant, but their
hearts still thump faster
when they hear Dad's or
Mother's' voice over the
wire.
Even when they go
into business, per -
4 ti haps in distant cities,
their nature' does not
change with their habita-
tion. The tie still holds.
The dear familiar voices
are just as potent.
Have a regular time
to call up the absent
ones by Long Dist-
ance. The service was
never so rapid. The cost
of Interurban Service to
nearby towns—within a
radius of say 25 miles—is
very Tow.
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Wroxeter, are spending a few days
with Mrs. James Masters.
Mrs. William Nicholson gave a very
pleasant afternoon to a large num-
ber of folks on the river fiats on Wed-
nesday in the .form of a picnic and
lunch. All present had a good time.
Farmers have commenced to cut
their oats.They are a very heavy
crop
Jack Hodge, of Toronto, spent a
few days .with old friends around here
after an absence of 15 years.
Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. Hutchison,
Miss B. Sanderson and Miss S. Orr
have returned to Toronto after a few
weeks' vacation at their summer home
here,
R. Johnston shipped two cars of
cattle and hogs to Toronto Saturday.
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Casemore, loth concession,
Turnberry, when members of S. S.
No. 6 met in honor of Mrs. William
McKinney, former, teacher, and pre-
sented her with a kitchen shower. The
bride was the recipient of many use-
fu1 gifts, showing the high esteem in
which she was held. '.lihe, afternoon
was spent in games, after which lunch
was served.
Reuben Garniss is busy fitting up
his threshing outfit, getting ready for
a heavy season's work.
Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy and son,
`Mr. Howard Lowf ord, of Toronto,
motored up and spent the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Elliott, Mrs. Lowford; and little
daughter returned home with them.
Mrs. (Rev.) Dr, Cook, of Toronto,
is spending a couple of weeks at the
home of Mrs. Sanderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pocock 'and
brother Norval, of Ploltnesville, were
visitors on Sunday at the home of
their sister, Mr.» and Mrs. Len. El-
liott,
We are sorry to .report Mr. 'Rob-
ert Hamilton is still seriously ill.
John Bosman is spending a tory
days at Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mrs, William, Spelt. spent
Sunday at, the h01116 of Mr. James
Kerney.
Mr. and Mrs. James Masters spent
Sunday with relatives, at Auburn.'
Mr. Earl ! Anderson, of B"elgrave,
preached in the 'United church Sun.
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day morning and gave a fine talk on
his a zperieitees as a home missionary
in the Canadian west.
Mr, A, Lewis, of London, spent the
Week -end at the home of Joseph Un-
derwood,
Mr; Toward Stewart is painting the
school hottse this''wcek.
Mr, R. Shaw took charge of the
services at '13elrnore and McIntosh
churches on Sunday.
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Mr, and Mrs. Sam, Shaw, of New
York, and Mrs. Wardell, of Wood-
stock, are at present visiting with
Messrs, Robert and, Arthur Shaw.
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Stewart and
Mr. Howard Stewart spent Sunday
with Mr, W. H, Stewart at Bowling
Green..
Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Coombs
y b5 spent
Sunday at rortriosa,
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