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L 14EW ADVITRTISEMENT8,1. ', - ting a hydrant in place -'in Exeter a -twenty�dollar gold'piece, 'While LMr. tiola-rence 86. Sr. I-Plora souter Andrewle -phurch were conducted by . - - F 0� - I . - - - — L ____ -
I , -i a portion of - the tile, slipped W- S, Bowden, ifidustrial-secretary of 63, -Lester LaBeau 51, *Mary Nigh. -. f � I I . 1__._91
New Fall Conts.—Stewart Bros.—a . Nortl - , Rev. V. It. McIntosh, of London, who - I - . . -
. [)oujpq,�L5 rairbanks-Strand-8 into the- ditch, falling on his right the Board of Trade, read I an address. Tiiose marked * were absent throu I i ac to large and appreciative . L . -_
. I penirai Barber Shop --W, Robitson-1 haud, It was necessary, to uputate - - # _. . .sick;ness, - Number on the r . congregations both morning and even- � � . ' . '_
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Now Coata-Greig Clothing Co. -I c� the third finger at the first jd'l'nt'- He . .WINGHAX .for October 41; averag4 attendan ep , the church being well flied, -Mr.
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icoid weather Necessitleg . is cp(rrying ,his arm in a. sling* as a ,Fined for .Having Still. - D. J. 87. 74.-Ma4,ar�t Mellis Teacher' McIntosh is quite an 'able speaker . Wha I
pusceeia Dean -Princess -a . � L . 1. T T
Rubber Boota-W. G Willis -4 !I consequence. Perished In Gale,On' of the Be- and his sermons are' practical, plain
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- Gift. House-TWatties' Fair -3 I --:-John Bennett has sold his eighty offleer, accompanied by Inspector. troit city. papers gives the followffig and instructive and leave ery good
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Bazaar-$ i , acre farm -near Walton to Henry Beckett, of Owen Sound, and Inspeb- account of the death of John L. Aj.kf n- impressions. The ' people of St. �� I
Franied Piatures-Thompaon's iBooRstove-v . I �
I Clark after a residence of forty years. tor White, of Bruce,.brought to town, head by drowning on Tuesday of"14st Andrew's were very fortunate in - - $43000
Bricklayers WwAted-J. V,- IGMY�6 I . se . .
6 I there, for the sum of $7,000 and has Monday, John Gill rm"er a '*We -
arpentep Watited-4. V. GraY� - ek, while duck huntifig on Lake � - - -
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: Auction Soles -5 . ert McKinlay, Huron Road "near' boundaty . .. ed with: op�rat�. was an old,Tuckersmith boy and eldest Miss A. B. McLean, organist was .. - 1. Uy.
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Flour-A.McCuolir-4 i .V road, charg was . son of nh this; 0 CaFolon an'd the ' . I �B
C I 0 espie, a fa curing Mr. McIntosh aAd the day was 1�_
The Darktown Swell -9-5 pureha a the one hundred acres Of bout' a 'mile kiorn Belmore, on the L St. Clair. The Idt6l Mr. Aikenhead ' .
� Rob " L aii ideal one. The choir, assisted by I
No � � a Whisky 'W11. - The case . . .
tiCe-MXPOSLitor OfPce--$ i Seaforth, the price being 48,500. Mr. ing Mr. Jobn - Aike ead of the very pleasing on d .
Teacher Wanw-E. J. Dintin-5 Bennett proposes moving this fall and- heard by Magistrate Morton, an London Road; now liVing in Sarnia. Dle- i, .
f d the . adies must be congratulated en their . . -
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The Girl Doper -strand -5 7ears of age, being bo m grand'dis�lay of 1lowers4--Mrs, Tay-. .
For saie-Th;�Aore Dale -6 , will devote a good share of his time captured still was br6ught into court, I ceased was 41 1, � . �
I 1gan.Vanted-R. Bell. E. & T. Co.J,5 to oOws and pigs. I It developed that liquor has been made -011 the homestead farm in December, 1�r, of Forrest, was, during the past I For one single Five Dollar biU
L !4Very_$L I some time and L . Sk, visiting with her daughter, Mrs. .
C.ottaga For Sale -Alex. . -Tuesday afternoon the matrimon-. in the locality for ' 1878. He was a lawyer b -profession
Fowl -W, Neal -1 * . . y ged wee I YOU tan nQW buy Your feet_ the I
s 1 ial bow was tied at the Methodist the incre e in the n"eigh. but for some years had been enga J. C. Bell* --Mr. Joseph Da - protection, comfort and conven-
I Shorthorns for Sale -R. At. Peck- I asing perfum � ymond vis- A
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: - I parsonage., Brussels by Rev. W. E, the automobile busineso,,in Detroit, ited with his sister, Mrs. James Mc- . .UB_
Auction Sale -Mrs. Hicla�-S - t $ $ ' .borhood whore Gillespie lives grew In ienee of the,best pairLof P
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I . -Stafford, B. A., between John G. Spetr, stronger until the officers seized both where he. was. a widely 'known and Clymont, during the past week, � . � � BER BOOTS ever �offered for
. . T __.1 - i sixth line, Moiris township, and -Miss still and distiller. Gillespie pleadid successful business man. His only - � �. I . -
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. ..... . Viet6ria Amy Rose, only L daughter of 'tguilty," and the magistrate imp r - I _� . I � - _ LL
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THE HUR(J'�i EXPO I . - -osed brothe , Jamek. resides on the home � HBNSA�L GRIM RUBBER Boot -the big
� - - I � Pletcher Roe, Grey township., %After a fine Of $300, with -costs of $55.50. stead. It is very unlikely that his $800. will buy a neat little dwelling pro* � - L - gest value . in footwear
. . body will ever be found, as it is sup- perty . Orer .
- — i 4, short wedding. -.trip Mr. and Airs. The accused is re�orted as informing in Hemall, and possession can be given. at . " offered for Five Dollars.
. . I �Speir will take- up Tesidence on the the inspector that it wouldift take him posed he went down in the thick inarsh- once. Apply to G. J. Sutherland, Real Estate . �� . . � ;
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. E.&FORTH, Friday, Nov. 14thl 1919. groom's fine farm, Many good wishe the lake, The sincer�st §ympa � � .
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�S. - M 9 long to m.ake -this up, and, they would es Of . I . q, I �
, I tire extended to the young couple in not catch bini so easily' next' time. o� friends throughout the township . Grain Wanted,We have a market for - ., - .
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embarking on the matrimonial sea, 'Th I . -, Highest, prevailing cash prim paid. Cook .
. . p fine was paid. will be extended to the bereaved, fam .
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. LOAN ENDORSED �Y FA ER -The following from Wingham dis- . -On Tuesday Mr. KedIrney ac -7 ily. The Detroitipaper. SaySL: "Suspicion Bros., Rensall, Out . 270&- . Aside from their conveniene-c-aside from the comfort they Mean
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- . IER trict left last week- for the Wilds of � 0 1 that John Louis Aikenfi.eadi Whole- One thousand d0lars, will purchase a neat to you -stop and consi er,, r. . ., how much are a Pair of boots
__11 � PREM, , ,, coln�anied by Inspector White. search- , ' Sales I . like these Worth to ... or ... protection they give your health alone? .
, E C �r . Northern Ontario in quest of deer: ed the'-piremises of Andrew Campbell, sale sales manater of -the Paige dwelling property in Hensall, well situated I ... I
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atate Agent at
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Premier -Elect Hon. * ' UrY Dr. Wt. R.7Hambly. A. M. Crawford, of Turnberry, about six nules north- and Service company,,this city' and � � A pair of these ne v PIL M RUBBER BOOTS give�s you foot copa-
,states .. "The purchase of �Vlctory Claire Crawford. William S. MitChell, east of Wingham, and found a still John Sch prominent aut obil4 I . -fort and health protection, not merely for one season but all
. midt om Hensall Post Office. 2709-1 year
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Bonds is not only.4 a patriotia duty, but John T,'Mitchell, Thomas T.. Fields, and wortki complete. ' They brought dealer Of - Mt.' Clemens, perished in The Hensall. Chapping Mill will be running . 'round, this year and next'[ year -they wear like iron -save. -you their
an investment opPortunity of ; most George Wraith, -A-. E. Loutitt, ,Don. the outfit to town L and Campbell be- the gale which swept Lake St. Clair every day,�k commencing with Monday next . cost many times over in shoe leather alone. And all this you get for
- sual merit. The Vonds constitute Ra , Thomas F. Jame o November 17th.. A Passmore. 2709-1 i'
unu e _s, Win�ghar �; fore Magistrite Morton. Campbell` T4esday, grew into conviction WedneB- S one Five Dollar bill, PILGRIM RUB13ER BOOTS are YOUR ONE
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the best -and safest investment in Dr. Kirby. . Belgrave; br, White, Brils- admitted his guilt. -and was also -fined day nigkt, When their duckboat, cap- Briefg. - A large number froifi�� BEST BUY. Get a pair n, ow and be ready _io�2 the snow and slush.
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� I Canada. I sels; Wilfred McKauge Culross, Jos, q,300 and costs of $35.50. He iw a 81 ,zed., was found floatling' in the bay* Hens . all and vicinity attended the fo*'l L We h ave all sizes in stock . .
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111 unqualifiedly commend the Vic- Breckenridge, Wm. G. Nicholso4.Jos, young and .-well-to-do farmer. The near Denamarsh. Discovery of the su�per held in the Methodist- church / . I I �
, Bluevale- T. Duncan, J. A. still and appliances were shipped t0L hunting boat follom-eft a day's search on'Tuesday evening last and report 1.
tory Loan to the farmers of Ontar . . I _ . I . 1 40 11 416 ,
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. and,hope all classes will u4We in this Scott and Robert J. Scott; of . East - Stratford. L . . I by two airmen from SelfrPge field, a splendid supper and enjoyable time-. L P21 I , . �
patriotic endeavor to make the Loan Wawanosh. . I -1 I __ I ., together with one of the high -horse- �The Rev. Mr. McLean, of-Rip6ly., L I � I . .
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� I I an overwhelming suceess.pp (Signed) -On Tuesday evening an auto I - % power sea sleds" employed -by the will preach in Carmel Presbyierian, go _: -, '. � I .
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I E. C, DRURY, Toronto., November driven by Ardo .Delve, of Exeter, government in towing targe�ts. The Church on, the coming Sunday, No 11 J,1133AW11 I
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au�' Mrs. Notes.-7Wafler Wolfe, a for 11 r the Rev. Mr. McConnell, Ti -900 - h, I III �
struck -a buggy in which Mr, I aeroplanez wereup both morning .npd 16th, and III 24 R 2=4 : f V
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McDonald, lerk in the ba ho I , -
I Joseph I nk h' 1 e afterno'on. No trace of the bodies, Carmel Church will pyba h at Thanles .
I - --.,-.- of Hay, werd driv- i e � L ;V . .
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MR. P ing to town, causing Mr, McDonald is here, has- been transferred to Tayi` however, was found. The hunting Road on that Sundai.--We are pleas- � SfAAWMA � I
. . to be thrown . . stock brajach of the Standard Bank.--- . 1�
. out� His leg was in- . party consisted of four men. Besides ed to state at date of writing that I OPPONTE, C0,11111MML HOTEL
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. jured but to w�at ex not known. Mr. Hills' new block is being rapidl ' I I I �
. � . tent is LY Aikenhead and Schmidt were A. L. Harold Sciuton is 'still improving a . - � I . � .
I Mr. W. Proudfoot�, former acting '-A:rdo was takmig Mr. Louis J. rected by Mr. Young, of Sebringville. McCor � . I I . -
Willett '01 mick, manager of . the Paige little from his very serious illness,- . -_
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.r . leader of the Liberal opposition in the Ao his home near Dashwood, and the -A dance NviT be given in the Opera Company, this city, and George Ander- On Friday evening last a number of . . I L I .
�, I . Ontario House and ex -M. P. P.. for"accid6ut happened on the Lake Road Hall here on Friday nigkt the 14th son of Mt. Clemens.. They put out the Oddfell � of Hensall Lodge No. - i
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- . . I the 'Canadian Senate. srJow- sto.pli tit the time made it jM_ in attendance. -Mr. McDaid has puT- eight o'clock Tuesday mornin.. The Grand -Ma ter. of the Lodge who had - - ---
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The appointment came as an un- possible W see anything' south of Dave* McCon- wfiid had kicked up a few whitecaps, been i ed, to come to linton -and . .-
- jy nell's store and parposis erecting a but the squall was not enough to meet * e -brethren- there and also'of . 0 .
. doubted surprise to all, with the pos- car. Mr, M, Donald was immedi, it
- . 1; . C� �tt� handsome nool.room. and barber shop -cause alarm The boats. hung tokether the , neighborl
lible exception of Ithe Toronto Globe, I taken to t4e Metro olitan Hotel, where ing lodge. At the close 3.50LO Miles uT de
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Which has had a Ifellow feeling for 'he is befog cared for, on the gmund" floor and a resionce for a time. 'Then they separated and of the lodge a, splendid banquet was
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Mr. Proud -foot, especially during the 7 -The annual, meeting -of the Wing- oft, the s"Ond floor. . W., S st-ood off on different courses. When held and a fine toast list run through, .
� -three years,.and which was the ham F - W store near the :' Vy . L
past ompany was ton� is to build a: ne the gale began to churn the I nto and the visiting brethren are loud .
, -to announce the possibility:of the held on SaturdaK, November Ist, and weigh scales -:71, ek 4,400 Miles -Deep .
first .. Just back of thel sig t menacing roughiiess at elevenfa i _, in their praise of the kindly manner
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ap I ended. - The report of ar t McCormick decided it was , ive
pointment nd to Mr. Proudfoot was Well at' 9i Nne to A, .
hii-asel' wh� ert the previous -week the'first .year's bus, . - Re-unior. of Six Catholic Chaplains. i-nake a landing. They saw their com- te'rtaine'd,-Large shipments of sugar Canada contains g,386,985,395 acres, all that
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in Ottawa to i'take sure that the p1dir. satis The Arnaistice.-was eclebrated'by . � half mile or so away beets and other roots are being made
%I - factory and the following officcIrs' - Rev. Capt. *White, -of,,St. Columban painons a y d . gr9ws on, or is bulit on—or can be mined—frt)m
I when it dil dik-op, fell into the right and directors were appointed for the f the first thought was to row toward daily froin'the G. T. -R. Station.- this
I ,. .. C5 -_ � - J ' tremendous productive area—is. the se in
I � bast -Let. � ensuing ,year: 'President, Se�=etary. when he tendered-ta banquet� to his t'neri. The pitch of their own bo'at, yeknian, who re-
� . Senators'nips havd,always been look- I and Treasurbr, Thomas Taylor; Vice- five colledgues. A � p. in. on Tue3- how -ever, warned them against trying cently returned from the Westl has . � urity
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reward for very special , President, Amos Tipling; Directors, day; captains Co . reol n and CQstello, it, Accordingly they headed in. Once purchased a dwelling in Exiter, find- your Victory Bonds. , I Victory'Bonds pay you nearly
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ilces rer. '. J. E. " I n e they looked back where they ing it, next to impossible to get a twice as much as the Savings Bank. Think this over
ser dered by a man to the A. 0. Parker, Frank. -Pettit of London. Capt. Hussey, of Kinkora, o shor
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. 'Powers that be. Suab being th ease ! , Stoakle,�`,. Prospects ate bright fox, Ckpt. Lowery Land Mpjor McCarthy, ha,'- last F seen Aikenhead and Schmidt. place here. -Our business -men report �
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business, as One The fact that the two had disappear- trade goodt and grain is coming in � -
T.v,'Lr. Proudfoot'g services iTiust ave the coming - season's . D,1. C., c -f Stratford. Jl:,.st;ce wa's k1 - seriously, LSEAFORTH, and buy Victory Bonds -to
" )arse dini-,er and niany ed did not cause any uneasiness. It ver .e 14 -vv 1. I
baeij readered to the present G e '- those who used the fertilizar' la:;� - to a five c, y fr ely to -market. -Mrs. Arthur im
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ment while he was acting as Ii eral i season are very well satisi'led wi-.!,l straro'e stcrie,i of" c,nrryitig, on at the -,vas believed:they had fou�nd it dif- Ilrock, near Stratlir ', ii visiting her
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leader ,rd' -the oppos I tion and alsc When I' the results obtained, . fronC'v;ere 3told. .Truth is stranger ficult going against the wind- and had cousin, Mrs. Robert Bonthron and . . .- . . I . .
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lie deserted his pa' than fiction. Following the clo,e, or landed at, some more convenient- spot. family. -A large number from here -
rt)r at the election 1 �Friday evening, of last wielk a THIS
in, December of 1917. The fact that company of old irl-ends call6dat the the dinner prayers were offered for .:Nervousne,qs increased, however, when attended the fowl supper' at Bruce- . I - �
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he ran . t Inder-er. ,e of Mrs. John Cardiff, in ,_ L
- dent at the �recent ' horr - - after seveval hours there was still no field on Tbursdaj evening of last week LOAN 1T9 CAMPAIGN BY
t. I - . Flandel-0; pravers for thoze who sign of the missing men. The search on the occasion of the opening of the . .
election would scarcely in itself, merit ,,-els, and, presented her Nvith an eiec- arfd I
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such a reward.' It is h�rd to .vnder- tric reading ifamp, on tbeweV6 ��` ,liar " ' j
Stand, therefore, whv he made such 1 depar"ture from that to-%" t d -prayers that those who have lost commander of Selfridge field vol- congregatioU of the Presbyteriaii,
bitter connDlaint against the Oritario 10 ,make - -_"t I 's and relatives rn I ay seek con -4 the' W. D. BRIGHT & SON ' -
her home with her daughter, Mrs, ..frienf- unteered the use of two planes and church an c it was greatly admired � � -
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. it refused to elect, Harry Bartliff, Clinton, Mrs. Alex. a hydroplane. Major Boots, the com- both for its splendid size and'fine con- -
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Huron, who re -fused him the no�nina- I sented the gift, Which was appropri- brothera. amd having again ren'e'wed the other. A new worry developed to feel pi,oud Of iti The entertain- '! I . - .
tion I in his former riding, beca#se as I ately acknowledged. Mrs. C4rdlff has their friendship aL- the dinner t-a-ble, when the sea sled failed to return inent in the church-Ifter the splendid L � .
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he claimed he chose. to follow tl�e clic- i lived in this locality for in No ' s after three hours. One of the air rra- supper., was much enjoyed by all,from, I
tates of his conscience han I but on - account -of failing health --and t ("ne ed 6w- six was' ever serio,a3ly chin*es, however, located the water this village and neighborhood. -The . I -
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party. I decided to sell' her home there and I - _. - . � . head, who 'lived at 159. Clairmount Socle�y taken up last week was the ' I-' . .
Conscience plays clueer tricks! with give up housekeeping. Mr. Cardi?,. . ST. COLUMBAN . - Avenue, Was a long-time�, resident of largest in the history, we believe,. of 0
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in i6ne historic instance. it led 9' man company her to Clinton. and Mrs. Jim. -nes Feeney, of Hibbe-rt Staff theTe but 'he returned t bers in this particular time of - L
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- to take his ovrn life after tie h�d be- -The .annhv-Mary -services hn ,sil. townsh;,r,�, was United in matrimony to local office last year to take charge need foi mission funds.-�-�Mlss Pearl �
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silver. but -we believe this'is thei flrst. last week vVere very succes8ful in -51-_ and *'-!zS. George Sloarz, of Xc- IT week with her parents liere. .
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the Serat.c- by a-I)POintrnent at J-h,�� ei�ening the church was Ailed to its --n,ony 4 -o -A. ,,a -,g the nuptiul mass. Th-� last summer.11 I , other issue we will be able to report 0
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hands 6i a CoiLservative Govern�nent. capacity. The sermons L throughmar, bride, m�hc -waas giry-ent eway by her . - the very large amount of money sub- . 1PAft
!I - i %, wa-s ncatl dressed in a tailor- __ - ____ scrib�d for Victory Bonds in this vil. . -
werrment of t e people, not by PI-0,red very interest ng and in�piring, Tfa'her,. ' 7 CHISELHURST . P ing, '081wo
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the peoT>Ie, but b- ift, . lage.�Mrs, R, McArthur has return- - . -1 �
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vidu,als is evidently leading to � new' which reflected much credit upon their hat, gray furls �A60 carried a shoNver t:, the late Angus M,:Kaig please call aud ed from- an extended visit with her.
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A. Canadian po litical leader. The sol -os rendered by Mrs. �,�vquet ct whit *ar ations an, - expense - and
rar_e -of n,,.en ir - te c n d -vett'e before placing them in other hands sigter at Niagara Falls and friends At considerable. I trouble, we - have ar-
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life', a breed of men ;,-,,-ith Lhickerlskins A. Cuming in the rn ' and. Mr. terns, T_!-flL_--s Alary Sloan. dressed in - in that'locality,-.-In aL recent daily we � raxiged for a foot ex'pert to be at this store '
I , rvey Mason i "'o IT'8 � I.L Mr. O. -noticed an 'account of a tr gely that ' 11
. t'-11F_r,t1wze-;- atF.c�ares,er.tative-Go',N-err,.- Ia n the eveniv-1--, Nver3 rl;avI -'a'eta silk rnd carryin.g pink a
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ment was 'vi�-ont to produce. t rnuch appreciated. Th�-preacher, Rev, carna�.inns, assisted her � sister dluri . ng Ba-Angton. has disposed of his busi- is- supposed to baNre befallen one, Mr. . .
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.- However, all paeties should bp sat- Dr. McCrae, of London, preached two tlh�e c,ereinony, while M'r,, J. Feeney ness to Mr. George Chambers, who, John L. Aikenhead, wholesale sales ixondcanyr, �November 17th I �
p 1-13fied, - in -Chis ease- air�, Prou f oo'- eloquent and we hope, will share the same amount manager of the Paige Sales and Ser, I
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I wa d - in a senatoishiP, -After an illness of about ei ', . alton,-.-. cousin of the bride, play-
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I While the Liberal rarty in the ProivAncce' months' duration death czmie ,%3 a ed the weddhing march and sang Fish- The fowl supper held in the Methodist a nephew of Mr. John Murdoch, of ,for the convenience of foot sillferers *
1! arld the Rif.iing (�-k i- .' I C church on Tuesday evening last was this village, and who visited his uncle
i _ntre Huron I-q--i-Va welcome visitor on Friday last to -re- bascMs "'Avre Mariall at the offertory -
11 'hair, reward ir theJustification of Itheir lieve the. sufferings ' well attended, a pleasant time being here a little over three weeks ago Examination and A 4vic.
. . U M r. Charles ar,6 at communion Mrs. Jos6ph Nagle,
- , 1 � Perkins, of Exeter. Dur � ,. - .
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,�4 Mary, Pure and Fair." i sold his one hundred acre farm to had been out du' shoofing oirl th' '. .
` -Yr. �Villiam. A-foon, of Hallet-, murmur ar.1 with patience that de-. . ' Miss Carlih, I'M ek e ..n #. J1
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.4 William -Martin, of the same town- river St. Clair when , 1!
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-i x_1 � e beAutiful Christian clnar- . ist. presi0ed during the Ynass . 8 - a violent storm . ,�.,_ j. �: 1� 1� .
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;11 d- ughter, FlOsSie Pearl, to Mr. 1,7a. -t acter he possessed, Mr Perkins was 'arIc! accOZ - anied the soloists. T e I hip, and has with his daughter struck their boat, and it is supposed - . gp� -
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. L W*. McCc-)t, the �njarriage to. �ftL,'. fifty-nine years and Youil-9 cr,up.le and their jmtn� to reside in Hensall, to enjoy A that they were both drowned, -for ,�-` N I
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wel [-earned rest. Fifty years ago Mr. -, �.r7 V, I
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Ir - ' f rt" . Pybus who- was a native of Usborne -made no tidings up to date of writ -
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,e I everlIng the young r,eople ent r � to%rnship, purchased lot 3. on the 11th ing has been received. The news came I
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- Rathae-,-n �0 Mr. P- iirallace Fuk-6 of 'many years he far"med-the hom ,- ad . a visit froyn "" ;11,11 :, k% .
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� . Exeter. ,Line m, arria?,e to take 'iace and then 'retired and moved to..Ex_-et_-r Ir. Petroit, Cleveland and Toledo and those lovely homes that -now hini , recently,Dr. Jame's W. Bell. , % - . -!;��-.. - , .. �
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,:�, tile last v:eek (_,` November. ! to live. Mr. Perkins, was a quiet, un- on their return they- will 17eside on .idorn. this fine brovince. I , -.:. , ., " L
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- .1 11-rs. _. 0. �`,,'IcGreg�.,r has sold- her a, I but -few asen were ad- the grootn's fine farm, two milles south is one of nature's noblemen, having mother and sister, Mrs. H. McEwen, , ,
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, � arm .on ��Z lth'c6acessidn of d more for their sterling upr ght L �
� 1� F, � i of Dublin. madle good use of his talents. He has,returnec6to Harrisburg 1.
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r� �,-r-,Y to _41'r. ,'erq-- Czasemore of bear . ' He is and tidy farm6r, always Alexander Swan, of the township of - \
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' i-naiden sowing the seed and gathered.his crops Mr. W. Donald Brintnell, who takes lf�, I'll . 1_. , I
Purciiased �nc I an lot in the name ,Was Madeline Pollick. 1
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noved. his fanily rs. Alwyan Day -man, 0 a - W". , �P#. 1.
' 'alking advantage of the fine he would not allow weeds to grow retainift the dweling ho'Qse for .1 .111 "I'Li - ,
i ti, W�Obr,dge. Usborne. - . c" weather to finish the plo4ineg,-The or, his farm. In his younger days Mr. time�--The Rev. Mr. Dwinls subjects r
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---�-Tne firm Gf Stev, E. Sexsmith durinj beef,ring -virill, hold their Pybus was very expert in the use of . on.Sunday next will be at the morning �L � I .11 _�
z hii s annual businem meeting at the h -one an axe and was also an expert stacker service, "Shall the Last Be First" F. .
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A i ('-f the Clinton Motor Truck and , a- stay of about four years in Goderi�eh of Mr. a. Ha.,,Rley on, Monday evening and for a Canadian could not be ex- and at the evening servi - 1- I
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I- . Vas balled upon to. assist in or to Mrs. William Grumniett, for some - . .. �KWFEW Harthw
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.. I 'Posliff.; 2nd �,ce and always carried th�Ou-,-h With cOh- irn'?,rovirg. Her two daughters, I.Jrs. Huro resbytery are changing pul- villagers were shocked to learn -on I
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'I I - . Mli! �- Van�ffycl<; Secret ry summate success everything that he Plick and Mrs-Joscelyri ha-vre left for pits on November 16th, we will have Wednesday morning of the death of foot authority is able 71
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p "rrt---, surer, ("_ r-�, W;11�,Lnson- -E , undertook, This was most cle'a'rly their hoines again. -Peter McKay and ReV. Mr. McIntosh, of-Brucefield, at one of our -enterprising young busi- � 1
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(A"li, ,Wd V,".- 11-c- las; to arrive-holn' . monton, where he 6takps charge 'bf- Tuckersmith for October and the, p*er-' is, ,,Xe are pleased to note, much im- busily qnga'ged in his duties un,*,,11. a . . . - I .
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.iM-r several hard . - Goderich go with him and his family. 69, V,�illio n �
Fr�_In(!C.-� MM, I R .- Fotberingham 61, Willie on Sunday, November 16th, at.2.30 Thur�da last he was.taken t& the :
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... - � e n Fothe6ng- Edwards, of Seaforth, will be the necessary,, but so serious 'a one was it serious your foot trouble :
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Wingba.-I factW. of Trade and other citizens gathered Broadfoot 60, Alice Munroe 59, John we have been, favored with has given brothers and sisters have the heart- � I . �
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