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SCHOOL FAIR AT W1NGHAM
List of Students Who Were Success
ftil at Championship Fair
Draft Colt -J. C. Ellis, No. 3 E. W.;
J. L. Currie, No. 9 E. W.
Agricultural .'L. Currie No.
Colt -J.
E. W.; joe Kerr, No. 9,E.W.; E.
'Wiglitnian, No. 17 E. W.
S ri. a Lamb (Ewe or Wether -
Clifton :McDonald, No. 16 Grey; Bill
Ross, ' No. It Hallett; Willie • Parks,
No. Grey; Geo. Sanderson, ,No. 8,
Iiowvnck. r
Pair Bacon Flogs-J.`L. Curri`e, No.
-9,E. W.; J. D. Deacon, No. ti E. W.
Beef Calf -G. Lyon, 4 W. W.; C.
'Willits, No. 13''H & T. G. Sanderson,
:No. 8 Howick; L. Taylor, No. 9 E. W;
R. Douglas, No.`1 Turnberry; C. Jack -
lin, No. 4 Grey; Otto Johann, Bel -
an ore.
Judging Conipetition-Geo. Sander
.son, No. 8 Howick.'
Cockerel, S. P. R. -Mildred Hain -
stock, No. 17 Howick; Clifton Mc-
Donald, No,. 16 Grey; Villetta Cham-
-ney, No. 7 E. W.
Pullet, 13. P. R. -Mildred Hainstock,
No. x7 H.; Villetta Channney-, No. 7'
E, W.; Clifton McDonald, No. i6
Grey.
Pen of Two, B. P. R. (Cockerel ,or.
-Pullet-Alba Musgrove, No. 14 How -
.ick; Clifton McDonald, No. i6 Grey;
Villetta -Clraniey, No. 7 E.. W.
Judging Poultry for Girls -Helen F_
Douglas, No.. x Turrtberry; Eva Mus-
grove, `'No. 14 Howick; Isabel Foster,
No. 9 Howick; Alba Musgrove, No. 14
Howick; Beatrice Thornton, No. 4,
Turnberr.y • Alice Shackleton No. 9
.Ashfield.
Water Color --Ethel Tabb, No. 1.
'Colborne; Dennis Hogan, No. 7 Ash-
field; Robt. Munroe, No. 17 E. W,;;
Ruth Cote, No. 17 E. W.; Muriel Rut-
ledge, No. 3 Colborne; Mildred How-
ard, No. t t Grey.
Crayon Sketch -Ethel Tabb; No. • i,
Colborne; Emerson Hoffman, No. 14
Howick; Mabel Robertson, No. 14
Howick; Harold Durst, No. 1.4 How -
laic Amy 'Holmes, No, 5 Grey; Vera
Longman, No: 5 Grey.
Pencil Sketch -Dennis .Mogan, No.
7 Ash.; Irene' Hogan, No. 7 Ash.; Del-
la Gilmore, No. 7 Ash.; Vernon Chain
'ney, No. 7 E. W.; Hazel Hoffman,
No. 14 Howick; Frankie Gilmore; No,
7 Ashfield,
Public Speaking -Lenore' 13eswith-
rick, No. 17 Howicic; Byron Gohtn,
No. 17 Howicic; Alice Shackleton, No,
Ashfield; Villetta Chainney, No. 7
. W.
.Hemstitel'led: H ,itdkerchief-Agatha
Coultes No. 9 E. W. Eva Mits'rove,
No. 14 Howick; Margaret Finlay, No,
9 Ashfield; Amelia McIllwaitr:, Union
Alba Musgrove NO. x Colborne;b< Mt s ave No.
.ta',
14. Howick; H. Irwin, No, 11 E. W.
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Crochet Work---:%:`drtit J'aoltilin, No.
4 Grey; Eva Musgrove, No, 14. llow-
tele; Irene Woods, No, 4. W. W.; a ,No.An
el Gibbons 8 E. W, . Alba Mus-
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grove, No,.14 Howick; Blanrlte Cuii-
ningharn, No. 8 E. W.
Knitting for Girls, to years and un-
der -Howard Young, No. 3 Colborne;
Irene: Hogan, 'No. 7 Ashfield' iviarg:ar-
et McKenzie, No. x5 Aslifieid; Helen.
Connell, Union Colbouse, Mary
McKenzie, ;No, 15 Ashfield; Margaret
Finlay, No. 9 Ashfield.
Patch on Cotton- Lottie: Lawlor,'
'No, 3 Colborne; Irene Woods, No
4 W. W.; Agatha Conitcs, 1`To. 91tr:
"‘Ar.; h•1alse1 Smith'CJ, ion t Colborne;
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Mildred > '146ward No. it Grey; Evat
Susgr�ave, N. x4 Howick.
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Musgrove, No. 14 Howick; Mildred
Howard, No. •11 Grey; Eva Musgrove,
No. 14 1-Jowick; V. Irwin, No. it E.
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Hand -made
Iron or Do
ll's Dress=
Angela Gibbons, No. 8 E. W.; Amelia
McIllwain, Union, r Colborne; Laur-
etta McBurney, No. 8 E. W.; Della
Gilmore, No. - 7 Ashfield; Alba Mus-
grove, No. 14 Howick; Margaret Mc-
ICenzie, No. 15 Ashfield.
White Bread -Helen Douglas, Un-
ion No. 1 Turnberry; Olive Farrier,
No. 14 W. W.; Alba Musgrove, No.
14 Howicic:; Vera Finley, No. 1t T.;
Angela Gibbons, No. 8 E. W.
Home-made Candy -Annie McKen-
zie, No. 12 Ash.; Alexander McBurn-
ey, No. 8 E. W.; Margaret Davey,
No. 14 Howick.
Apple Pie -Nettie Aberltart, No. 17
Howick; Agatha Coultes, No. 9 E. W.;
Aggie Coultes, No. 9 E. W.; Eva
Musgrove, No. 14 Howick; Lizzie
Coultes, No. 7 Morris.
School Lunch Mary Redmond, No.
t Colborne; Lizzie Coultes, No. 7
Morris; Helen Douglas, Union No.
T, Turnberry; Eva Musgrove, No. 14
Howick; Olive Farrier, No. 14 W. W.
Graham or Bran Muffins -Agatha
Coultes, No. 9 E. W. Villetta Cham-
ney, No. 7 E. W.; Edna Wallace, No.
5 Howick; Eva Musgrove, No. 14
Howick; Lizzie Coultes, No. 7 Morris;
Aggie Coultes, No. 9 E. W.
Map for and, Class -Mabel Rob-
ertson, No. 14 Howick; Geo. Harris,
No. 9 Howick;. Harold Durst, No, 14
Howick; Edith. Ridley, No. 9-Howick;
Vera Finley, No at T.; Ivy Cruick-
shanks, No. 'tt T.
Map for 3rd. Class-l3eryl Cunning-
ham, No. 8 E. W.; Mary St. Marie,
No. 12 Wawanosh Vernon Chanmey,
No. 7 E. W. Isabel McDougall, No.
T Turnberry..
Map for. 411 Class -Irene 'Woods,5
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No. 4 W. W.; Carl Hooper, No. ,3
Howick; Hazel Hill, No. 2 Colborne;
Eva Musgrove, No. 14. Howick; Mil-
dred Howard, No. II Grey; Elgin Rut-
ledge, Union
ut-ledge,''CTnion •x 'Colborne.
Writing, ISL. Class-Dupcan Lind-
say, No. 4 Ashfield; • Clarke Johnston,
No..8 E. W.; Carman Farrier, No. 14
W. W,; Victor Martin, No. 2 Ashfield;'
Dorothy Higgins, No. 7 Morris; Flo-
rence ITayden, No. ii Grey.
Writing, 2nd. Class ---Blair Gibbons,
No. 8 E. W.; .Blythe Irwin, No, 7
Howick; Margaret Gibson, No. 14
Howick; Margaret Wright, No. 14
Howick; Mabel Robertson, No. 14 1-1;
Oliv,e Farrier, No. 14 W. W.
Writing, 3rd. Class -Ruth Cole, No.
17 E. �,'U•.; Jean Sparling, No, 18 How -
ick; Annie McKenzie, No. 12 Ashfield;
Irene Bennett, No, 17 Howick; Mil-
dred Howard, No. rr` Grey; Gertrude
Foley, No. 2 Ashfield.
Writing, 4th Class -Gladys, Treble,
No. 8 Colborne; Angela Gibbons, No,
8 1~. W.; Winnift•ed Munroe, No. 17
W.; Isabel Gibson, No. 14 ' Howick;
Eva Musgrove, No. 14 Howick; Roy
Rutledge, No.olborne.
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Special Letters to John Joyttt-Olive
Farrier, No. 14 W. W,; Irene 'Bennett,
No. 17 ITowick; Mabel Robertson,
No. 14 I-Iowick; Margaret Gibson, No.
14 Howick; Constance Deans, No. 1
Howicic; Agatha Coultes, No. 9 E.
Wren House ---11. Poster, No, 9 H.;
Earl Drennan, No. 2 Ashfield; Ken-
neth Parrish, No, 9 Colborne.
Patch on Grain Bag -V. Chainney,
No. 7 IE. ,W; P, McBride, No. 1 Col-
borne; Toni Lucas, No. 5 Grey; Roy
Rutledge, No. 3 Colborne; N. Coultes,
No, 7 Morris,
Any Model In Wood -Selby Foster,
No, 9 H.; Lloyd Stefan, No. 7 Ashfield;
C. Robertson, No. Colborne . G.
Ttkellie, N. 7 Ashfield; E. Rutledge,
Union t Colborne; R. Boyd, NO. 12
Ashfield; Willie Irwin, No, It
Wire Splicing -EP Rutledge, No. t
Colborne; W. Parker, No. 4 Grey; A.
Ravin, No. 14 Howick; Albert•Krauter,
No. rx Grey; Robt. Douglas, :No, 1` T.;
Geo. Paulin, No. 14 Howick; W. Ir -
vain, No. II E. W.
Weed Collection -Cleland Bone, No.
8 E. W.; Edna Wallace, No. 5 Flow -
ick; Eva Musgrove, No. 1 4 Lowick.
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. Relief flap -Blanche Cunninghairs
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-Blanche
8 E. W.; Angela Gibbons, No. 8
E. y?r.
Collection of Leave s -Rob e n a
Young, No. 1i E. W.
Collection of Woods -Roy Rutled-
ge, No. 3 Colborne; S. Alexander, No.
5 Grey.
Weed .Seed Collection -Eva .. Mus-
grove, No. x4 Howick; H. Hibben,
No. 3 Ashfield,
Insect Collection -Gladys Treble,
No. -S Colborne.
Wheat, quart -D. McKay, No. 3
Ashfield; N. Molden, No. .3 Colborne.
Wheat, Sheaf -D, McICay, No. 3
Ashfield; Robt. Mcfllwain, No. 17 H.;
V:rm. Gray, No. r7 H.
Oats, Quart -A. Robertson, No. 11
E. W.; A. Simpson, No. 3 Ashfield;
Geo. McBride, No. i Colborne.
Oats, Sheaf -Arthur Simpson, No.
3 Ashfield Geo. McBride, No. > Col-
borne.
Barley, Sheaf -:Percy McBride, No.
i Colborne,
Barley, Quart -Percy McBride, No.
x. Colborne G. McNee, No. 17 W. W.
Field Peas -N. Coultes, No., 9 E.
W.; C, Clark, No. 5 Grey; H. Hain-
ilton, No. 17 Hotivick, H. Irwin, No.
rx E. W.; L. Taylor, No. 9 E. W.;
J. S. McKay,- No. 3, Ashfield; Benson.
Fulford, No. 9 Colborne..
Special for Model in Wood, etc -
Joseph McGill, No. 17 Morris.
Sweet' Corn -D. Musgrove, No. 14
Howick; M. Finley, No, 9 Ashfield;
E. Lynn, No. 17 Howick; John Gam-
ble, No.
am=ble,.No. 17 Howick,
(Continued nest week.)
BELGRAVE
Mrs, Robt. Shedden of Brussels,- is
spending a few flays with her•. sister,'
Mr. John Ferguson 'is visiting his
daughter. in London.
Mr, Henry Brandon . spent a few
days in Toronto last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Peters are attending
the General Conference of the Meth-
odist Church in Toronto this week.
Mrs. T. Scandrett is very poorly and
under the doctor's care.
Mr.'" as. Walsh of the: 9th.,con, of
East `Wawanosh who' has.been 111 for
, b
some ' time, passed away on Sunday.
ion it, .
Mr. Thos, Proctor, who has been
tinder the doctor's care for the past
couple of weeks, died on Sunday. after-
noon, 7.1C funeral was held on Tues-
day
s -
day afternoon.
Mr, Joseph Miller shipped two car-
loads of hay last week.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a Court
will be held -pursuant to the Ontario
Voters' List Act, by His Honour, the
Judge of the County Court of the
County of Huron; at the ,Gown Hall,
Wi.ngham, on Wednesday; the ; tali
dayof Octohcr, 1922, at 2.30 o'clock.,
to ear and determine .ermine complaints;'o
errors` and orniiss%pits in the Voters'
`C,ist;of the lvtunicmality of: Wifxglranr
for 1922,
Dated, Clerk's Office,, thrs,23r cl. ,day
of W.September ,all 1922.
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Clark isf''`UVin$•lta,z
1 ai.xmWii iBlNi
AlV IWCK,
BEL1V,[OI%lw+:
The WolT en's Foreign Missionta,ry
Society met on Friday afternoon with
a membership of twenty, The meet-
ing was opened by singing 1171110 293,
scripture leading by,, Rev. Mrs, Mc-
Kenzie; papers were given by Mrs.
Joseph Hall .and Mrs. Robert Jeffr.ay
on "Work Done in the Maritime ,:i-z'o-
vinces." A reading by Mrs. Robert
Baird composed by her sister in Scot-
land was listened to with much inter-
est; Roll Call, the name of a Mission-
ary in the Maritime Provinces. The,
collection was $9.35.
Among those who attended the
Convention at Kincardine on Tuesday
were Rev. McKenzie, Misses Mary
Aitken, Edna Lincoln, Agnes Darling,
Agnes Rutherford, Messrs. Roy Ruth-
erford and James Darling.
The members of Knox Church were
well represented at Salem on Sunday
evening,
Miss Nettie Eutehart and Mr. Rus
sel Nichol took in the .concert' in
Wingham on Tuesday evening.
Miss Jean Babb • and Miss •L'utclart
attended a social evening of the Ep-
worth League in Teeswater on Mon-
day evening. .
The members of the Women's 'In-
stitute are having their annual social
evening in -the Community Hall on
Friday evening. A good time is ex-
pected. •
Mr. Cooper of Clinton; spoke on
Temperance in the 'Presbyterian.
church on Sabbath afternoon. Rev.
McKenzie attending Anniversary ser-
vices at Belgrave,
Mr. George McKee and:. Mr. Hynd-
man were Sunday visitors in the vil-
lage.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Curl and daugh-
ter, Jean, left on Monday for their
home in Toronto.
Miss Mabel Baker has returned
home mucli improved in 'health.
EAST WAWANOSH
Miss Thirsa Mel3urney of Tees -
water, is visiting with her aunt, 'Mrs.
John McGee.
lvir. Wi'tlialn Young had the mis•
-
fortune to have his'foot run over and•
crushed by the separator of athe
threshing machine. Consequently he
has a very painful foot.
Mrs. Penny:and'her. daughter of
Toronto„ are visiting with the fo'rmeris
son, Mr. Penny of.Marnoch.
• Miss Viola Campbell is visiting.
with her aunt, Mrs. Harry McGee.
Mr..and Mrs. Herd of Detroit, are
visiting with her brother,' Mr. Samuel
Deacon.
Mr. and airs. Robt. McGee and son,
Jack, visited at the home' of her broth-
et', Mr, John Menzies on Sunday.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Naylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy McGee spent Sunday
'with Air.and Mrs. Henry McGee.
Mr. Percy and Miss Lavinia King,
of Turrtberry, spent Sunday with their
sister'', Mrs. Stewart McBurney.
Mr r. and'Mrs.John McGe Sr, of
1 e,
Belgrave, spent Sunday with ' their:
son, John McGee...
Mr. and Mrs. -Ross .King. of Turn
berry, spent Sunday with her father,
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iiir-. WM. �'i Tgiitniaii,
The Anniversary services held in
Calvin church on Siinday were taken
by Rev. Mr. McKenzie of Belrnore, he
gave two splendid sermons.
Mr. and .Mrs.' Robt. Munroe and.
children ofBelgrave, :spent Sunday
with lir. and Mrs...Heury McGee.
NOTICE
Sealed. tenders addressed to the un-
dersigned will be received tip to the
'oth day, of. October, 1922, for the
purchase of the Belrnore' Methodist
Church. Also separate tenders for
a frame shedstandingnear the church.
A narked for : per
i cheque To 1 cent
of tlic amount must• accompany ten-
der. The highest or any tender not
necessarily 'accepted, •
By order of Trustee Board,
• A. H. Lowry, R. 1., Wroxeter
Bec'y. of Board, •
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Our stock is complete in
SCRIBBLERS
:.E)(ERCISE BOOKS•
DRAWING BOOKS
WRITING BOOKS
NOTE BOOKS
SLATES
LEAD PENCILS
FAINTS
CRAYON'S
ERASERS i S :
Etc,,, Etc.
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Books Stationery, M dares;4
Towr I' i e i'aa>k et 's er ey CCanr:etliba"n
X.l'atiorral tlrend l'txnk 1lway4
Olieeatl tielxetR viat'd11 lines;
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ELYTI.1
ilyih Fail and Sebool hall held on
Tilurstlay _apd Prid y last, w.ls rile
of
bestattenhelddaTiltnee ern yvoledumrs, e o 1 otfit iii iponrii
atncd exhibits;
The hall was filled to its utmost' cap-
acity with a splendid range of dairy
and provisions, toots, ladies' work and
the School ,Fair departments, • The.
exhibits of live stock showed a great-
er entry_ than in many years with the
exception of swine and sheep,. All
classes of cattle and horses were well-
filled and the, competition keen:'
The following students left on :Mon-
day from here to attend the Stratford
Normal, Misses Mills, Ida Stalker,
Dora .Laundy and Margaret ,Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNeill of Sarn-
ia, and Miss Iona Stothers, who is
teaching in New Hamburg, spent the.
week -end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Sriotheas, and to say
good-bye to their sister, Miss Alberta,
Who leaves this week for Denver, Col
orado.
Mr. John Joynt, M, L, A., attended
the 'Fair on Friday.
Mrs, John Mills is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) Clysdale, at
wd.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. I3.' Kelly of Gode'-
rAtich,ooattended the Fair on Friday last.
GLENANNAN
There ; -were quite a number of
people from these parts table in the
Wingham'Fair last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garnier and
baby of Windsor, motored up, last
week, Mrs, Garnier will spend a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Elliott.
Threshing and •corn -cutting are the
order of the day,
lift. Robert Muir, jr., "•returned to
Kingston where he is attending Un-
iversity.
Mr. Sam Marshall has disposed of
his farm to "Mr. Joe. Kermath of
Whitechurch, and i4lr. Marshall has
purchased Mr. James I, Scott's farm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ansley, who has
spent the :summer with friends here,
returned to their home in Regina.
Mr. Wm. Walace returned to King-
ston where lie is attending University.
Correctly Witted
Eyegla sse..
W R.HAMILTON optotaettist
WING KAM ONT.
WHTTECHURCH
Miss Robina Henryleft on Tuesday
to teach in the Business College in
Guelph. We wish her the :best of
success.
Har-.
� ri . n I�.enied and
1ltessrs. I n c•t y
old Sparling returned from Alberta
last Wednesday,
krs. John Kennedybaby
, and Fier -
elite of London, are visiting With rel-
atives here.
Mr•s.J ack, Henderson and • sons
Ronald and Lloyd of I ai atnotii�t,' are
visiting with her parents here.
Miss Bertha McKa • of Win •bath;
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spent Sunday at her home here,
Misses'" Olive Terriff and Addie
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oyes That`
nd Made:
Among the many superior kinds'"
of NEW FALL FOOTWEAR''
we have placed in stock, are.sev-
eral lines that we recommend gas
being `
FULLY : EQUAL TO
THE OLD TIME
HOME, MADE
We have procured these especially for our trade and can recom-
mend them without hesitation.
For instance we have a line of Men's genuine kid (waterproof) -
with solid leather soles and heels OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY
and similar lines for Women and for 'Girls that wear sizes 11 to -2.
THESE WILL EASILY OUTWEAR TWO PAIRS OF 'OR
DINARY SHOES and are; therefore cheaper in the end.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPEC'liON
The leading S
rkfiID1 a
WILLI
oe Store "i:1 Huron County
W!/ ing'ham, 41111:
a,.r!
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Ross and lir. Frank Ross, visited with
thier'cousin, Mrs. Robert Ballagh on
Sunday at Belmore.'
Miss Sarah Sharpe of Teeswater,
Visited with Miss Kate Ross last week.
Mrs. M. Chowan and Jane of Brus-
sels, spent the week -end with Mrs.
Win. Martin.
Miss Jean McGregor and Miss Ir-
ene Moore, spent a couple of daylast
week with tate-former's sister, Mrs.
Henderson of Paramount.
Rev. iv r. Osterhout 13. A. B. D.
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of Lucknow, will preach -Anniversary
Services in the Methodist church on
Sunday. ' On Monday evening an old-
fashioned tea -meeting will be held in
the basement, after which a splendid
program will be given in the auditor-
ium of the church.
Mr.Jas.Cornelius
shipped peed a load
of 32 foot ladders to Mr. Johns of'.
Exeter on Thursday,
Mr. Fleming of Galt, visited at the
home of Mr, band lblrAndrew Fox
for a couple of days s last week,
Mr.'Y
and Mrs._ :13uschlen and child
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ren of Arthur, spent Sunday with her
sister, Miss Lilian Paterson.,', `'
Mrs. Ring of Brussels, visited with -
her parents, Mr. and firs. McCall for
a few days last week.:
011 Friday evening, Mr: William
Tom passed away at .the • home of liis:
daughter, Mrs. David :Gillies, with . r
whom he had resided since last Feb-'
ruary. Mr. Tom, was 89 years old;-
His wife predeceased him about forty'•
years ago. Out of a 'family,,,of nitre
children, four survive, Edward of St.
Helens, John of ;i ordwie'h, Mrs, Alex:
.Leach of Detroit and Mrs Girlies,
es,_.`
also one brother, .Edward .of •Erskine
Alta., and one sister; Mr.S.. 'Robert,
Purdon sr., of Whitechurch, also thir-
teen grandchildren and one .• great
grand -child. He was 'buriedin St.
Helens cemetery on Monday.. Rev.
Mr. Cummings of St. Helens and .I
Rev. Mr. Stobie of Whitechurch,. tak-
ing the services. All of his family
were present at the funeral, He had.,
been confined to his bed for the past
two months.
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prices $iS.so to $325o.
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