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DXSHArbelt,
BIligsen 'spent Wed-
114e43r in London.
VErs, S. Mavis and eon of Lon -
are visiting WitliadVir, and Mrs,
tk. Kraft.
lira Wm. Muster of Detroit is•
"vatsiting at her home here. •"
Mis Myrta Taylor and Mr Le
la Taylor of, London are visiting
sisVitlt their brother Dr. R.
„vier.
Dont forget the ,Carnival and
iitsweeasinl dance. to be held on, the
tenet rink on Friday •easening, Peb,
121fals, weather, permitting.
BLAKE.
Mr. Harry ollward of liensall,
%sidled on friends in this Nriciiiity on
•Saturday.
Mrs. Roes Johnston and grand-
eitaughter, little Dorothy Nireido of
spent Saturday at thehome
est Mrs. E. Clarke in the village.
'M. Gordon,' A. Manson, .of Blyth
Sapet the week -end at the home of
111h1s father, Mr. John A. Manson,
'lloaleen Line.
'Mrs. Sake Kennel who has been
ease •serioualy ill is improving nicely
Misis Mary Gingerich spent 'a
Ifew days .at the home of Mr. and
Eh°. Ben Keyls,
Mr Alvin Walters left on Mon
ART for Grand •Bend. where he has
ailitaken .a position on a farm.
COVNTY Ng.WS.
Althea MeLagra„ 4.3-y Io -
gun Township la41,-wa9 killed by a
falling tree,. in .the bush on ins fa -
tiler's farm,
Mr..and Mrs, Bruce liesspnberry
Grand' Bend- and Sarmly were at
FOrest the.past 'week, attendingteh
Golden wedding celebration Of
Mrs. Bossenberry's parents, Mr,
and MM. Robt. Tuylor,
Wesley Jones, of Orekton, re-.
ceiNed word of the death of his brie
they, eLvi . of Killarneyk
Man., who died January 2,9th„. ag'-
ede69 years, deceased had been dile
ing :Only a sh7ort-tirna.
S. 13. Strothers, A.griculural Rep-
resentative, Clinton, recently !st-
ated that a fruit growers' conven
tion is to be held. in Goderich in
Friday, March 12th, .under theaus
pices of the Huron Fruit Growers'
Council and the Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture. This' Will be
quite an *portant gathering,one
of about six of such conventions
in the Province..
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 9th,111rs
Wm. Stirling near Bayfield, ent-
ertained a number of the older
ladies of the village, the time 'was
spent in social way and somenm
sic, followed by a good supper.
Rich'd A. Govier, one of Clin-
ton's well-knowu residents passed
away at the.'Clinton Hospital the
other morning, following a crit-
ical operation perforated twowc-
r STANLEY TOWNSHIP. eks ago. Mr. rTovier was born in
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1860,on the ,I3ase line, ,he lived in
ldr, Salts. H. Pollock., of Canova, Hullett until 13 ,years ago, when he
arrived at Brneefield Station moved into Clinton.
• ;test week with a carload of hor-
ewes Isom this West. The horses
• ‘611 be offered for sale privately.
• .gat ,Brucefield.
▪ . • 'We are pleased to ne,a that Mr.
• 4tiete Armstrong of Gotlerich, fere
eaterly of Stanley, won the; silver
eamed.al in the violin playing contest
eat I oncion the ether day. The
-use was broadcasted over the
irealici and was listened to with.
-titane hinterest by the radio Lulls a -
;iguana here.
Mists Mable Coleman of • Parr
ITC ne is visiting with her °sister,
AlfErs. Elgin McKinley. ,
Ruseal Erratt was opeeated
son for appendicitis in Seaforth.
ellhatepital 'net Thursday. . Mr.
-Itrratt had underwent an operation
he previous Saturday for the
seam° trouble. Both are progres-
eaisat favorably and we thane they
tom soon he able ,to return to -their
likemes
;Little Dorothy Armstrong dam-
ettster of John Armstrong ,whe has
it`deen laid up with. pneemonia,we
pleased to say; is improving.
CREDITON.
Mrs: Hy. Motz is visiting her
deal:liters in London,
• Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoffman, of
Zurich., were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Chits, Hoffman.
Mrs: Hertzel Londo,n is vis-
iting at the -home of Mr. and 'Mrsc
Ed, Fahner at 'the ,hotels
?leased to report that Mrs. J,.
Gainer is improving in health.
Domestic Science course wilt be
held in the Women's Institute Hall
the last two ;weeks of March. An
'instructress' has been eectired and
and the course will be beneficial.
On Sunday morning .Feb. 7th,
there passed away at Crediton e
most highly respected citizen i in
the person of Eveline Johnsen, be-
loved wife of Godfrey Nicholson('
She was bord at Sylvan, on June
1,0th, 187e where she spent her.
girlhood de„sra. On the 29th of
March 1839 she was mareied to Mr
Nicb.olson and during the earlier
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searectiossomeibeeerest****eseeeqaos000setreilitieswolneire •
Alberta goal,"
# We are receiving a Carload of the •
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w6'111inown Albert Domesric Coal :
years, of their- niarried life. relsidel
near Zurich. Late they mcived
Crediton to live. Mrs, Nicholson
was a 'woman passeesed with ue-
usual executive ;Ability, having a
keen and cultured mind,
panion of the late John Weinwas
born in Morriston, Puslinch TP,
Dec. 2, 1850. and departed this We
in peace Feb. 10th, aged 76 years,
2 months, and 8 days, in April of
1873 she was 'united in =magi) 1.0
the late John Wein, who Prerleceas
ceased her nearly two yeas ago:
2 sons and 2 daughters !survive,
Burial took place at the EVangel-
ieal cemetery last Friday Feb'y
Rev, W. Y Dreiel.. officiated), '•‘
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EXETER
Mrs. Middleton, of Laing, Sae:,
visited with Mr, and Mes. Jas.
Willsoltaine Palmer, beloved corn
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Hawkins,
Ella Link and Ella Kenteaare°
attending iii1linry„opaningS
Torento. • -
About 20 people ..gathered let
the hornosef Mr. and Mrs.
they, the :occasion .beling a ,surepi.'-
ise for Helen Wethoy • who leavea.
shortly for Orang. N. J .wheresshe
will enter the 3letraorial Hospital.
The many friends of T. $ ,.Wo
ods, Manager of the Beek of Mon-
treeal, who has beleni seriously ill
•her sone in Windsor for a few Wet
elts
John E, hIeDonell spent thepseat'
week on a business trip to Lon-
don and
m
i°Betvaowaen
Thesents in the in-
terior of the Mena of the United
Church, are nearing completion and
When fully coMpleted will be most
comfortable.
Sant Rennie is visiting' his sis-
ter, Mrs. Paisley at Montreal.
The many friends of John Dins
dale are sorry to learn that he
continues poorly. ,
Mrs.' Heggarth left for herhome
in Norwich.
° The many friends of IVIes.Harry
Reynolds are !sorry to learn that
She seriously,
Mrs. Thais. ,Palmer is able to be
eat again after her Melees.
D i the ro ram held in
connection with the box social the
other evening, Fred Hesis and John
Passmore were handed in a radio
gram from "Ma” Ferguson, the
Governor of Tex, stating her
great pleasure in ,listening -to their
selections op the \sloths ,and gutar
and -wanted raore. It is needless
to say that the boys blushed with
pride; bent Aheir backs and made
their fingers fly with the bow and
strings.
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The auction. Sale of VietaieSeell.
_articles amounted to
and Mrs. Snell are Moving to .Lts-
cae where he has accepted thi,
Ford ..agency..
A number of eseighbore tend fri-
ends surprised Mr. and Mrs: John
Penhale of the Lake ltd. when they
celebrated their tenth anniversarY..
Doreen, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac. Sims had _ her
left aria ,broken near the elbow,
when she was thrown, eyous a isle.
igh. This is- the second time she
met with the °same accident..
Jack rabbit hunters are noW
many that they ought to soon out
number the bunnies. Another big
bag was gotten on Wednesday lest
some say 10.8, others 110, and
ior the, disceepeecY . thus;
r')). 'we shot two more since you
talked with the other chaps..
ii heel Eacrett paseed peaceful
ly away on Feb. 15th, in ,Brantford
He was born at Baliybritie, Irelaiid
August 12th, 1837, and aS'a lad he
eame here with his par.pets, where
h eendured the hardships of pion-
eer life .on a Wm in ialey T. Af
a young Than he took up 'kth,:?trade
of painting and took positions in
ativerel of the American cities be
ing employed in the .1.7S:- when the
cival war broke. -out, he also visit-
ed in .Irelandin his •younger deka.
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. Roy Ferrenaof Indiap Head, Sas
is visiting hes uncle; C•hae.' Jinks,
of toWn.
' Fred Bengough is improving ni-
cely from his 'late seriesse
The other eveningsMeasa.ild Mrs
Robert Eacrett gave tan; oYsteis
• supper to a few friends.
for immediate sale. Order Nov‘i : Mrs. Tlicis Sherritt, Sr,, who has
. • been quite. -poorly- for several • we-
GREENF.
IELD'S ,C 11 8 mpionTonic • eks is now improving. nicely
•s On Sunday, Fob. eath, the ser-
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• • Aides in the ;United church will be
• • t') men only, i!with a men's cheir.
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• a • Mist Grace iChapman ,left for
KEEPS BIRDS PRIME FOR YEAR ROUND EGG PRODUCT Hamilton where she is taking a
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A BODY BUILDER FOR MOULTING PERIOD
For Poultry
• a cur' s in nursing. She was an-
' * eompanied by her father.
While plaiyng hockey the other
• AFFORDS RELTEI" PROM NTER N' AL WORMS $ ov,ening Thos. Simpson was atr-
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AND FOLLOW IaTSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY a in ghis face.
4 . a Thos Welsh 'is getting in large
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quantities 'of logs at his mill.
Mr. and Mrs( D. Sr. Grassick, of
North Bay, aro spending a few
weeks with. .his parent, Mr. and
Mrd. Donald' Great* of the vil-
lage. . , . .
Mrs. T. I, Berry has returned
from al very . pleasant visit wth
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Panama Bathing Beauties
lirwouty of these twenty-two oderi are girls whose ages range from seven to fourteen years, and they are not
mere bathing beauties. Prom their infancy they have played in and around the water at Panama, and they
*ow give regular exhibitions of their aquatic skill. The girl on the left of the rear row is a back -stroke and crawl
.451hatipion of the Panama Canal Zone and she is to take part in the Olyrn ic C orneetitiona The photograph wile taken
'Atter an exhibition before the pas8eagere a the Canadian. Paci4impress of Canada tow on World Cruise.
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Of Firm Stock, Implements;
ECe. on ThuesdayelVfarch LIth, come
teeming at 1.30 O'clock. on Lot 12,
L.R.E., Half mile South or St. Jos-
eph. the fallowing.
LIVE STOCK -1 black Percheron
horse rising 8 yrs.; 1 dapple. grey
Percheron home rising a: 1 bay Per
cheron horse rising 3.
1 Durham: cow due in May; 1.
Holstein cow due in June, .1 Hol-
stein' cow due, in April, 2 'Milstein
heifers due in May, 2 Isteers rising
3, 2 Steees rising 2, 2 healers; rising.
2, 2 ewes'.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC—peering.
binder 6 -ft. cut, 2 Deering, mowers
6 ft. cute: M. -H. mnaure spreadea,
McCormick fertilizer disci, 'drilla 2
lumber'. wagons, f 16 -ft. hay rack;
16 -ft. flat rack,"2-walking plows; 2
set diamond harrows, set bob elei-
ghag ravle box, M. •Pf. cultivator,
Deering dise 14 plates; M. H. bean
scuffler 'and puller combined, 'Cl-
iaton fanning mill, 20e -lb scaleis,eir-
cular sew, 2 'double 'sett heavy
harneas, 1 sett single harness, .2
hay fork ropes .125 and 100 feet
long, 4 sling - ropes, 4' pulle,ys',.
horse clipper and 'ehee.p °sheerS.
cembined; ton timothy hay, 5
ton mixed hay, 100 bushel's, oats,
quaptity ofgr een mountain seed
aiqt ato e a. Glass cupboard,. table
react grinder, some challis, hoes,
,fealitf tend °thee, art:idea.
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TERMS—$10 'and ' tinder ' casfi.
Ovea, that amount eight! `months
credit will be given on furnishing
'a'pproved joint notes'. 6'per
annum off for cash on credit ' erne
fitments.
.Aserick. 'Brisson, Proprieter. -
-Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer..
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