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a range from which to
choose the right decor-
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We invite your inspection of our
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widths namely 18 -in. 22 -in. and some of
30 -in. patterns.
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WE ARE SHOWING A NICE LINE OF DINING ROOM
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GOLDEN WLDEING •
Air intc.'osting• event took pia
at the home of Mr. and Mrs .Ge
Canipboll, Stanley Township, o
Tuesday, Abri) lath, 1926, it be
ing the celebration of the Goide
Wedding anniversary of Mrs. Cam
hell's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Rob
W. Turner of the 'same townsh,
Mr. and Mrs. Turner were anarrie
on Hie 15th March, 1876 at Osborne,
Devonshire, England, and 'sailed
from Liverpool for Canada on
April Gth, arriving at Bayfield o
April 20th and have resided in S
'anley To,wnship ever *nee. A
unbroken family of four tonsan
,two daughters, with their husband
and wives and nine grandchildre
together with !several •friends an
neighbors who have known Mr. an
Mrs. Tulner intimately througho
the years entered heartily into t
spirit of the event and :succeed
in making it one long to be rem
ornbered in the hearts. .and mined
of those present. The dining roo
was beautifully decorated in many
and gold and the sittingroom '1
green and gold.
At 12 'o'clock they entered th
dining room and partook of
beautiful prepared dinner. Th
,afternoon and evening was .spe,,
in games, speeches, etc. Amon
then; being an address from th
groom a&m
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responded to by aad
dress from the children. The tam
ily are as follows -Mrs. Geo.can
bell, John and Fred Turner, Stan
ley Tp; William Turner of Wind
'sor; Robert Turner of Goderich
and Mrs. Gilbert Freckieton o
Exeter,. Many beautiful and use
ful gifts wore received among them
being 'several gold pieces and Che-
ques. The groom's. gift to the
bride being a gold orange i:Io�asom
wedding ring. All returned home
in the early hours of the ,morning
feeling it a time long to Lbs rem-
embered in the hearts 'of those pr-
esent. The guests numbered' a-
bout fifty.
HENSALL SPRING SHOW
The South Huron Agric. Cociety
held its annual fair at Repeal' 'on
}1pri1 13th, the day being bright
and the . warmest lot the year; th-
fere was the largest attendance.seen
'in -many years and . neo' Fair has, ex-
celled it in numbers 'of entries, and
excellence of 'stock.
HORSES
Aged Clyde .tstallion-F, .Colquth-
oun Bothwell; Jhon ,Wimmer, Ez-
etor, W. McLaron,•n!.•Hea1.
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" Aged Stand.Bred stallion -A;
Stewart, .Exeter; E. Oeuch, %prick.
Heavy Draught Team -A., Sin-
clair, Kippen G. Lowery, ,Sealorth
C. Siem.o•n, Hen'sall. eIIavy ••D, mare
in foal-13roadfote Brotn. E. Spr-
boat Kippen, A. Buchanan. 3 -yr.
lod-W. Alexander; 2' yr;. old -W.
.W. Chapman; Agricultural team -
T. Forsythe, N,. Keys && 'Sons, G.
E. T11!osnp!son. A.gric. mare . in
focal -J. Hay; , W. W. C'hiapina.n;E
Jarrott. 3 -yr old, .Agr.-S. Thomp
ton, C. Siemon. 2 -,yr, old- , ' J.•
McLean, Kippen ; Foals= -T.
Flake, W. S. Broadfoot, C. Hudson;
Best matched team -Alex. Sinclair
Gen. Purop. team -mW Decher; Ca
rriage team -McLaren & Hyde; Sin
gle Carriage horse -J. B.. Lavis,
Clinton; R,. J. Scott, Ross. Love;
'Roadster team, -G. E.:,.Thiomp�ion,;
Single Roadster -John Decker, G.
E. Thompson, E. D. Oesch, , C., iSie-
mon ; heavy gelding- -:Broadfoot
'Bros. A. Sinclair, G. Lowery. Sp-
acial for best light horse -J. Decker
Light 2 -yr. old filly -J. Park, A.
Buchanan. Boy's judging comp-
etition -R. Soldan, G. Elliott, Bili A
chibald, .R J. Doig, Clarence Sm-
illie.
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CATTLE• Aberdeen Angus bull -E. F.
Klapp; heifer -H, C. Soldan, E. F.
Klopp; Shorthorn bull .1. Smillie;
Shorthorn bull, young -J. Elder,
M. Crich, J. Elder; Shorthorn cow
-J. Elder, Crich, J. Elder; heifer -
111, Crich, W.- Pepper, M. Crieh;
Butcher beast -M. Crich, W. R.Do-
vtgal; 'Baby beef -H. Kaercher, M.
Crich, E. F. Kloop; Dairy 'cow -
W. Sangster, A. Buchanan.
Boy's ,fudging Competition -
Lorne Klopp, Bertram Klopp, Foo-
ter Pepper, Lester Fisher, G. Ell-
iott. ;
SCHOOL REPORT
S. S. No. II, Hay for month of
March.
Sr, IV-Dontinac Jeffrey, Marie
Charrette, Dorothy 1".)ucharmo, Pre-
'ci]le Ducharme,
Sr. III -Gordon Smith,' Ruth Hen
thick, Anthony Masse, Irene Char-
tette, *Raymond Kading.
Jr] III -Clarence Lafromboite.
• Sr II-Denni!S Charrette, Laird
Hendrick, Lucille Jeffrey, ,Arnel
Di'sjardine, Avila Ducharme, Nor-
man Sarara!s, Maxim Jeffrey, Regis
.Ducha rms.
Jr. II --Richard Masse, , Marie
Siemon, Marie Laframb'oilse.
Filet -Ther taa Maslse, Mray Disja
,line, Marie Masse, Rosalie Dueh.-
arme, Leona Lafromboise,
Trimer -Maxim Ducharme, Eva
Masse, Cherrie Jeffrey, Alphonse
Massa,
Thiotse marked * were absent for
one or more examt,
M. HaNaldi Teacher.
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter lb., .. 40
7;,g.g,s.. ,,. ... 20-21-26
Potatoes per bag
Dried apples tb. ,
Wheat
Barley
Buckwheat
Flour.... .....
Shorts per ton,._
Bran per ton.__
Hogs'ewt
9
1,25
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65
4.75 375
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32.00
13,00
It meets your needs
Swift's Red Steer Fertiliz-
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needs of all crops and soils.
Our list of brands con-
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adapted to the requirements
of every crop.
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We have a fine showing
of Easter Bonnets and
'Spring Millinery
OUR SELECTION NEVER WAS
BETTER and LOOKED MORE PL-
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Vera V. Siebert
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
There passed away at hips hiorne
at Marlette, Mich., last week, Aus-
tin Stephenson, eldest ;sOn of the
late Thomas Stephenson. He
was born 50 years ago on the Go-
shen Line, Stanley and moved with
his parents; to Michigan when
quite young. He is survived by.
ihi's wife and one daughter, anidhas
a large number of coutsins and rel-
atives in Stanley Tp.
Mr, Eric Elliott :of O'sh'awa, on
of the, late Edmund Elliott, it com-
ing to hi's undo, Robt. Elliott on
Babylon Line, this !spring to as-.
oitet him with work on the farm
Mrs. Nott, of Owen Sound, who
was attending the funeral of her
;sister-in-law, Mrs. Wm. Hildebrandt
at Hensel] a week ago, spent a
few days last week with her dau-
ghter, Mus. Jac. McClincchey,
Gcdshen Line.
Rev. Wni. O. Robinson, whohas
been attending Toronto "University
and hats finished his course there
left last week for a trip to Eng-
land. He, was accompanied by
two 'of his fellow 'students and ex-
pects to be away about three
months.
Mi and Mrs. ;Elliott of Calgary,
Alta., are visiting their friend, in
Stanley„ Mr .Elliott Wats ja son
Of Mr. John Elliott, Torruerly of
Stanley and, latter of Ca rbury,
Many.
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Ths a'trength of the knot Isla its double crimp, the line and
stay wires are crimped to Lit into each other rn a ,aoeket malt
ing a knot that ha non-tlippable in each :direction. This
feature alone is of vital .importance,
The whole knot is of the same guage as the rest of the
fence thereby guaranteeing rid week spots when a real test
comes.
The whole knot in• the Peerless fence is ;of the same hart
wire whereas many •dither knots conisist of ,a piece of soft and.
smaller wire wrapped around an upright. The Peerless knot
}being the perfect part of a circle does not injure the wire*
in any way and allows the air to circulate through and di
any moisture on the wires thereby removing the first cause et
rust. The knot in a fence is put to .the severest tests ilbs
railway and highway officials. The Peerless knot has wide(
ataod all these tests and has proven entirely eati'afactor7 to
eery way.
ENCE
Peerless Galvanized fence has,
been used by the Ontario Gov.
ernrnent on Highway construct.
ion in various parts of Ontario,
as have thousands of our gates. The kno*,
in our Peerless fence is one of the few knots
which the railwaycolnappanies will accept for
Johnston & Kalbtleisch
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