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, tl,�' I. vicinity fQr the Past two weOM-Mr- enjoyedby all. Music by the Clinton village-The'tog d�
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,�,`. Is, chief item wag a play entitled "Aunt on Tuesday might at an advanced age. j. M.
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.7'?,il"!;�t". I giety of the Methodist church. Mr. and sons, Of Ellice, spent Sunday last J,r,,hy on the War Path," which pro- -A large number from Zurich and Qlenn_-�-Mr. D. Ferguson and Mrs.
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,,Mn,� - and Mrs. Leeming ,ided the talented young artists of district attended the Ford pien Ferguson and famil of Toronto, are
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1�,o,�1�1` ili� McKillop. Mr. and Mrs. F, Koehler and children the community with an opportunity at B I .
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-1k ", . No -Mr. Chandler, of Van- and Mrs. William Koehler spent Sun- Masse, aged 11 years, passed away Mrs. Ferguson's parents -We notice
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. Rev. E. F. Chandler, at the Manse, Herman Mattel. -Miss Freida Messer- G,derich, and Miss Ann Stewart of Mrs. Nelson Masse, 14th concession, Herald that a fine farewell meeting
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A, - to visit relatives in other schmidt is at present at Milverton.- the section, were, as always, gre was held in the W
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�'k ". ed home�A large number from here xt found was tied to
:� �T I", � red to Goderich on Saturday with I Rose's fence. -Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Alex. Robertson, all of Yale, KIPI'EN Calgary. The address presented to
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1 14. here, and all report a I Adeline Regele attended the 12th of Mrs. George Brenner, Midland, Mich.- "Death" has again been
, ti��, bration held t ,,a,e reaper outlining his splendid qualities. and
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�i,,. ,� glorious thyle.-Mr. and Mrs. P. Saw- I July at Milverton on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cotton, Detroit; Rr' fine serviods as a minister in his
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1�? , �o, , yer and Master Kenneth, who has and Mrs. Thomas Bulchart. Red Oak: g ardent and fearless presentation of
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I ,��,, been visiting i Iowa, Mx. and Mrs. John T. Baird, 1 �,Iclljs
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� , �11 ' being ac&orripanied by a parse of
� , ! George Baird, Detroit, and Mrs. Win. July 7th, in h13 77th year, .
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,I , i", OLD SCHOOL REUNION Baird, Ferndale, Mich.; Mr. J. Me- s�.ckness extending nearly two years. money, testifying� to the esteem in
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i �.,, (By B., of R.) Gregor, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss M. which the reverend gentleman and
I I I STAFFA I Gilmour, Cleveland; Mr. and M n- - England, in the year 1846, and emi- family were held and regret at their
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", X1. � A. Gordon, She , ppardton; Mr. and dress was so long a number making
t - , ,.,� arranging for a picnie some time this Calling us to -day; ents when but a child of two years,
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- month, -A very interesting game of Name with magic in it, Mrs. F. Clatworthy, and Mr. and Mrs. settling in the Lower Province. Early addresses at the meeting, that we i -
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. - .. i F., Neil, of London; Mx. and Mrs. in life Mr. Mellis learnt the black- gret t
,',, ,,%, .. 'l'v �!, satball between the Cromarty g rls To those far away. Cecil Legg and Mr. and Mrs. A, C. smithing tra& with the late ,Pnter more fully ii
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4 11 - McDougall, all of Aylmer: Miss Ed- Mellis and came to the village somC,
� �, ", ing, resulting in a victory for Staffa "Thirteen" is the watchword of the meeting, which w;is held as a
1, �:� na Reid, of Walfbin, (the present forty-eight years ago. On Februa farewell to Rev. 'Mr. Knight, and to
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1". . pay a high of respect to Rev. R.
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�.. on the 5 Ian. of Highgate: Rev. L. W. Diehl, Et$ed him some thirty
.-l'-, of Port Burwell: Rev. and Mrs. Henry years ago. T6, this'happy union there and who.,,had been an honored min
'�4 1, � I and Mrs. Hothayn�Mr. and Mrs. Holy ground, forever, . ister of Wesley Methodist Church
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"I '.1 � ,� *are the proud Diehl, of Adelaide; Mr. Gordon Wal- were born nine children, five of whom
. l "; Stewart , Robertson Is that stretch of road;
" , dron, of Toronto: Mrs. Fred lVeir. of Calgary, in former years. -A large
� W,,�� parents of a young son. -Mr. and Mrs, Shun it, none can ever, Swift Current, Sask.: Mrs. G. Elliot still survive, John C., of Detroit; Mrs. number from Ilgirsall and vicinity at
It- I F. O'Brien and Harold spent Sunday Ed. Cudmore,; Peachland, B. C.; Mrs.
��. Who once there ab,bde. , e Orange celebration at God
I . . . and Mr. and Mrs. F. How, of Toronto; P. T. Cameron, of Flint, Mich.; Mar- tended th
, ;,�� in London -Messrs. Will and Frank . . - n
... t 'I'll 'Mr. and Mrs. F. Saunders and Mrs. ,aret and Vhlfred at home. Two sons erich- Mr. Trueman Bri tnell was th
..� �', Golding visited their parents, Mr. and Back again to childhood! W. Glen, of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. 9
! .", ied in ini y; Celia f,Mrs. drummer and a man from Kinbur
1. I 11". Mrs. H. Golding, on Sunday. Log school house and creek; D. F. McGregor and Dr.' and Mrs d Arthur played the life. On their way bac
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, " �� � - . - Playing in the vfildwood, ' Dignan, of Saskatchewan), died 16 they.gave a number of stirring selee
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.. E�1. �. . Rory Ross, of Seaforth; Rev. and years ago, and Mary, (Mrs. -Roy.
.�, '1�11 - MANLEY Fighting like a Greek. Mrs. J. McEwen. of Hillsdale; Messrs - Furry), of Kindersley, Sask., died tions at the lodge room, and M.r
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t .1 - Notes. -Mrs. John Holden and son, Wm. Taylor, J. Taylor, R. Taylor and years ago. . Mr. Mellis was an bon- Beryl Drummond took a hand a
4�,�, n the school house, Miss Ida Tavlor. of Science Hill; Mr.
� ,-, I William, and his wife and two child- Line up i . est, upright Christian man and of playing the drum and showed that It
," did at nine; nd Mrs. A. Nott, of Sault Ste. Marie; sterling character. He would not,
"I k, ,, ren arrived here from London last As we a was an expert at it�Mr. and Mrs.'J
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I ,�i week arid are visititig -friends at Boys in checkered red blouse, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Innis, of To- knowingly, Wrong any man, and his M. McLean and children, of Unity
,�",:�, . Sask., motored here to visit thei
1� 1.,�' .present -9r. and Mrs. Charlie Hall, Girls in home -spun, fine. - ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jackson greatest pleasure was in doing thorse�
It.. -from Chicago, paid us a flying motor . of Canfield. The section is greatly parents, a distance of nearly 220
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II trip last week and on their return Afternoon of Friday, indebted to the untiring efforts of Mr. for those with whom he came in c miles, and found the -roads ideal. The
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10 �,, Cowman -home with,thern, who have Spelling matches, Hurrah! Stewart for the success of the reunion and intend on their return to spen
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. i��:� -been holidaying amongst friends here. Merriment, no lack. and it was upon their shoulders that a few days at the Old Boys' Reumo
, U*'. residence in Kippen, which dates back
� I � . � -Mr. W.J. Welsh is building an ad- the burden of organization for the I st fifty.,years, he made in Seaforth.-The Oddfellows of th
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% �,,��.. idition to his barn. Mr. Leslie Rapien Tea rhh r famed forever! most part feJl, and it is to them th many Hiensall Lodge on Thursday of las
r . Cc t%eir names aloud; the success of the reunion must be warm friendig-always having a cheery week attended the .funeral of thei
, � , did the concrete Work�Mr. Fred
. . . . . I _ ' word for thoim he met, and a friendly
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; ,',�t� , , - Eckart was in, NeNV Hamburg last Sone will answer, never, attributed. . late brother, Thomas Mellis; Willia
', and neighborlii"jrft�*
11 ,y,,i" d -week on business -Mr. and Mrs. C. L t our heads be bowed. . I . rest in those who McK*,y and G. J. Sutherland takin
� F, Eckart and their son, Claver, were for any cause were ill or in any way the services for the Oddfellows a
afflicted. He delighted in visiting the
I �r le Siktieth anniversary of S. S. No. BRUCEFIELD J
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I ,�,, I visitors in our burg last Sunday, whi sick room, attending the Sunday Baird's Cemetery. -A very good pie
'i%; Mrs. Eckart is spending her holidays 13, East Wawanosh, July 23rd, 1924. ture of Mr. T. Murdock and his hors
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"I". ,,�, 1�with her friends here -Mr. Thomas . Notes. -Mrs. Smith and grand- school and prayer meeting, and until "Silver McKenny," with a record o
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I'll, �,�� McKay made a business trip to Paris daughter, of Detroit, are the guests sickness laid him aside, wa. a regu- 2.121%, appeared in the Free Press o
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1�1� last week. STANLEY of Mrs. George Baird this week.- lar attendant of St. Andrew's church. the 16th.___4Mr. and Mrs. Fred Small
,, Mr. and Mrs. Moodie and Mr. and He will be irdissed in tlLe community acombe, -now of Guelph, spent th
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.111, CHISELHURST Death of Henry Peck. -Mr. Henry Mrs. James McQueen motored to and chur h most of all in the week with Mrs. J. Ellis, Mrs. Smalla
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.� - :, ,�__/ anA brother, of Peck, one of the pioneer residents of BrussOs on Wednesday last, to at- home, where he for many year was combe's mother. -Mr. H. Arnol
,, � I." � Notes �bfiss Ta,Ylor the towmship, passed away at his tend the funeral of their cousin, Mr. both mother and father to the mother-
.. 11 � .; Toronto, are spending two weeks' hol- manager of the Molsons Bank and M
.. I— hontie on the Bayfield Road, on Wed- William Robb. -Mrs. McDonald, forrAl- less children, apd eve'r proved to be j.
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"I 1, idays with their uncle and aunt, Mr. Meek, Manager of the Sterlin
'I, _11"". 1 nesday morning, following an illness erly Miss Jane Smith, passed away a most kind and loving parent. In
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�M'lt . of two weeks from blood poisoning, at her home in Bayfield on Monday religion ,he was a Presbyterian, and banking holidays. -Mrs. -A. H. Car
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, � chell and daughter, Florence, of To- MT: Peck was born on .the Goshen last. The funeral service was con- in politics a great Reformer. The 'Ile. is here visiting he
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. , ronto, are visiting at the home of Mr. Line, 44 years ago, where he resided ducted at the home of her brother, funeral was held on Thursday after- sister, Mrs. J. Sutherland, and fa,m
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� ", ��, I � and Mrs. S. Gill. -Mr. Charles Wilk until his marriage to Miss Emily Mr. Neil Smith, on.Tuesday. Inter- noon last from St. Andrew's church ily.-Mr. William Pepper, of Toron
,� inson motored from Winghain and Otark, of the same line, when he pur- ment 'was made in Baird's Cemetery. and was largely attended, the service
..., � , spent the day with his brother. chased the farm on the Bayfield Road, W. M. S. -An open meeting of the being conducted by his pastor, Rev. was here last week visiting his pa
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I.. 11 �, , .. � Evelyn Wilkinson accompanied her R. L. Lundy, who chose his ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peplie
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, �". where he continued to reside until W. M. S. was hold on July 9th when . text from but was hurried home on account 0
, i""." - uncle to his home, where she intends his death. He was a man Of unusu- all the ladies of the congregation Philippians 21st verse: "For me to live his wife's mother's illness. -Dr. M
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0, � spending some time in the interests ally fine physique, and one whose in- were invited to attend. Mrs. William in Christ and to die is gain." The Sheeman, of Philadelphia, Pa ac
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11- ,(if her health. - dustry and intergity gained for him Dow presi&d, and Mrs. Anna me- reiniins were laid to rest in Baird's
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-c �. , I week with Mrs. D. Urquhart, Mr
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, 11�5 11; I " Notes. -The strawberry: festival, teem of all who came in contact with Scripture lesson. Mrs. Dow led in Jarrot, Alex. McKenzie, John Bell, Sheeman's mother, and her siste
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I,, �. ;; I held at the Methodist church, was a him, and especially in the neighbOr- -prayer. Mrs. Driver and Mrs. Snider James Firdayson, T. N. Forsyth and Miss Beatrice. They motored th
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lr.i, . Bu,e$ess, not only from the large num- hood of which he had so long been a sang a piece entitled, "Drifting Over George E. Thompson. Those attend- dist"ce of nearly 1,800 miles and ci
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� her who attended, but also from the resident. Hie is survived by a fami Y Life's Sea," -which was much appreci- ing the funeral from a distance were:
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I ". to the pianagement. To add to the Mrs. Fred. McEwen, of Stanley; Mrs. pen, gave a most helpful address, her children, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
.�... .w. "Love,
'a,�L � -evening's pleasure, a -baseball match Robert Spackman, of Bayfield; Miss subject *being, the Greatest Bier and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fefin, I BEAN MARKET �
� was played between Staffa and Chis- Margaret, teaching sehool at Ford, Think in the Wvld." If every one Toronto; Mr. P. T. Cameron, Flint,
� ,1 Toronto July 15.-Beains--Canadia�, han
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J ... , elhurst, which resuJted in a victory and Miss Lottie, Wesley and Arthur, would love the -Lord with all their .; Mrs. Geo. Fenn, Mr. and Mr -picked, 1�., 6%c; primes. 6c.
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;l-, it�, for the home team. At the clos� of at home, and Richard H., of London. heart and soul and strength and mind Wil- ___
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.1 _,�. the festival; -a programme of musi-- He is also survived by one brother, and - their neighbors as themselves, Mrs. William Hainey and Miss Doreeia
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� 1_� I I -and singing -was highly appreciateitr-Mr. Richard Peck, of Seafortb, and what a change it would make in the of Wingham; Mi. and Mrs. Mrnest
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-, � tephenson,Gog,hen to the service of the Master and then of Wroxeter; Mr. Jaynes King, Bert Uwe Dress
....,.;, and a past resident of these parts, is sall, and Mrs. John S Wens. over 5 lbs . .......... 26 28
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r� , here visiting his relatives and xe- Line. , The funeral will be held on our givifigs will be all right, for we King, Steven King, Elmer King anJ do., 4 to 5 Its. .... j..... 24
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st, I for the Minnie King. and Mrs. Nelson Steur- do. 3 to 4 As . .............. 1-5 1i
� " newing old acquaintances. Friday to Ba tery. will then find it a joy to give
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.��11 I. I .. ,Oeld cente ol, all of Gorrie. Spring �ahickerib, 2 lbs. and over 45 r10
, I . Reunion Picnic. -A unique gather. extension of His kingdom at home 11 15 20
,j - . ing.-The La Ducklings, 5 ........ 30 85
i'll ,.,:I � �i I , ing took place in McGregor's Grove, and abroad. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Annual Meeti dies' Aid " - -�;;.- - - M;; .......... :
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. s- . is July 10th, when the ex -pupils of S. titled, '4Come Unto Me." The clog- the home of Mrs., Samuel Cudmore -
. jT ' School Report -The following �,
�� �. . No. 1, Stanley, (Baird's school) ing prayer was offered by Mrs, Win. ,-ith the Presiden.t.in the chair. The DAIRY MARKE'r
�1' I -the report of Separate School No 4 S
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,,, � . ' held a reunion to do honor to the Rattenbury, after which lunch � officers were all"to--elected. The treas-
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,. ..' Promotion Examinations: Entrance ,
� i� memory of their former schoolmas- served and a social hour was sp6nt, urer's report showed -what a good Toronto, July 15th. -Cheese -New, larg
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1,19" `��,: . -Mary Williams, Mary Hastings ters. The reunion took the form of a and the ladies had an opportunity to work the Ladies' Aid were doing, al- -Butber-Finest creamery prints. 37 to 39
� ........ 4", i�111' Thos. Coyne, Helen Atkinson, i�� . . th afternoon and evening get acquainted with their new pastor so they intend holding a bazaar No' I creamery, 35 to 86c; No. 2, 34 to 35
� � "'� Morris (H). Jr. IV to Sr, IV --Sarah picnic wi, dairy, ,28 to 29c.
, 4"'', programmes, a plentiful picnic sup- and his wife. -Mr. and Mrs. W. Mil- sometime in the fall- Cgrivenorg for Eggs-Fxtras, fresh, in cartons, Me; emt
"",", Coyne and Camelia Coyne (equal); the committee are- Ladies' ., loose, 33c.; firsts. 80c; seconds, 25c.
4, . , , wear,
P 'T!, per being served by the ladies of the ton and little son, Jack, of Toronto
�'� Matthew Coyne, Rose O'Reilly. Sr.
i , 3 r� III to, Jr. W-Fraticis Williams (H.), section. Guests assembled from far and Miss Ida Wilson are visitors at' Mrs. H. Ivison; fancy aprons, Miss
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!4,10" li�,' and near, and the only imperfection the home of Mr. George Swan, C.N.R. Sarah Dayman; children's depart-
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1111�. John O'Reilly, Lewis Coyne, Halry ,GRAIN MARKET
I ,� o", in .an unusually enjoyable day, was agent here. -Mr. Hugh Cameron of ment, Mrs. Jaynes McClymont; fancy
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.�A%.",-�, - the fact that the grand old man, in Clinton, called on Brucefield friende department, Mrs. Thomas Workman; TORONTO, July 15th.-Manito�a Wheat,
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I 11 Z�q,' � I commemoration Of Whose life and Saturday. -Mrs. William Scott was a The oldest member of the Ladies, Aid No. I Northern, $1:371/2 -, No. 8 Norther
I �15;�1111'." . nor (Hon.), Levis Morris (Hon.), $1.291h.
,:�It,V .. ... . work the gathering was held, was no risitor at the home of her brother, is Mrs. John Dayinbil, aged 89.
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� "'Pt'. Manitoba oats -No. 8 C.W., 62%e; No.
,X1 Joseph Williams, Elmer Feeney, longer among us to enjoy it. The Mr. John Beattie, Notes. -Mr, Alex. McKenzie, of our feed. 493/
I�X3 `i:, Seaforth, Monday &c.
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I i4x , , 'i il,�,;, Francis Doyle, Michael Coyne, Hubert maste;, as be has always been called last. -Mr. Andrew Beattie and farn- vfillage, was in Toronto this week, vis- AD the abote c.Lf� bay Ports.
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'r� I . Part 11 to Il . American corn, track Toronto- --No. 2 Y,
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,?,�, �,V"., Feeney, Anna Beadle. by the residents of the section, began ily, of London, accompanied by Mr. iting vhth his Wife and daughters. low. $1.2M. ja ".1
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;1 ,'t�".:;., '! . , -Mary McIver (Ron,), Rose WCoyi-
.. . his teaching career at S. S. No. 1, at and Mrs. Lillson motored up and spent 'We are pleased to report that Mrs. Ontario Rye --14 to 78c.
1, lixi I , nor (Hdtt-), Veronica O'Reilly, Harry
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_'.!�10�� -, , the beginning of the year 1861. He Sunday at the home of Mrs, W. Scott McKenzie is somewhat improved.- Pena -No. 2', $1.40 to $1.45.
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"", F1 � . McIver and Agn& Coyne (equal). 1st Walfted--nell ed, Montreal frefilits, b
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V, ; ":1 � Fergus retired at the close of 1910, after 50 and other friends in the village.- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monteith, of included: Bran, per ton, $35.00; sbortar P
L't"i, ;i�� _ .io Part II. -Nellie Doyle, consecutive years of 'highly success- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and Miss Pearl, Powassan, are visiting -at the ho $85.00 .. good fe
,�iiA me ton, $29.00; middlings,
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�i, I ", . - . .Fft'llay and J6aoph Morris (equal). .
". I . F �` ' , I ' Prjhtniar.,-Marie Feeney, Mary Jor- f.1 work. During this period a very of Toronto, are guests at the borne of of Xr. J. 13. McLean, and with other flogT� per bag, $2.00, ,
zfl, 1.�,,.V'11 � great number of pupils recedved, not Mr. John Grainger, of the village- friends. -We are sorry to note that tarto wbeat--No. 2 white, red ar mix
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,� ,lb l ." lij�,, $pseph O'Reilly, Catherine Crawford I continues very .$1.20 to $1.26 f.o.b. shi-Psiffig Points. -
11. . 6 k Z only their elementary, but in many Miss M. Swan and M,Ks. iC. H. Ham, Mrs. Sti I Ing to freights. I
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"Ill,%, .1, v " � cases also their secondary education. visited at the home df Mra, W E. pdorly.-Rev. Mr. and Mrs, Lundy, of Ontario No. 2 white data -89 to 418.
. _� and Soseph McIver (equal). Enrol- Oilt&ao flour--Xinetv per cent. patent
, . I.. These have since, then scattered to Wright. of Seaforth, this week.-kl;. the Manse, are sl)ending 'a few well . te baga, Montreal, V=rt shipment $6.5
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1; 1". � .1 every corner of the globe, but the as- A. Davidson and daught-er, Miss earned holiday,; at their cottage at 'Wuronlo basis, $6.50; seshozIrid, $6.80.
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" " . �Lttcy sembly at the picnic last Thursday Helen, left rece,litly on a trip to Cali- Port Albert. We Wish the L pleas- Manitoba bnrley---No. 2, 80 to 86e.
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1. t- Manitoba flour--Ut patent% 11% Jute Bdel
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, -:11 1� 1 � I was ample evidence of 'the love and fornia and intend returning by Way ant hoIi&ay.__fAis9 MeMordie, recen . Manitoba ry:Q�
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. I ", I, - ''. , , , I-.DVBLIX , held hir%4 and also gave ample evi- they will have a most enjoyable trip. pen lady, is visiting With Mr. and Mrs. ks7_zxtr& No. 2 thnothi, per ton, tra
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'�,: �61 I Xbtiag,�-All blitt one of the large dence of the -fact that many of thern Alex. Monteith._Mr� and Mrs Har- 'ronto,
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. ,,Lo 2, ,�,, I ixed, $18.00; lower
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',�.":" L� � � 1 41 *' V& Wfote on Vie Entrance ex- have -7ndde good in p, 1� Straw-carloin, Per to'd, $9.60 to I
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1111.r " ibfta,t1,6ft at VitchdIt Mr. , ,
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. � ,�.t,,�_� � 1�1 1. , - 1 i i4 1 f6. &t-, � d -the 1-teunion at�Sea-. ter's 'death in 1018, eart n9ver be, made Notes�-A ,Stromberg-Carls,on high week�Mr. and Uts.'16hn Cashe,/ac- I -!. . , '' -
;I ��,� ,,O,M,�'. f'". v, , , i, L I ft - 44'dan, 1,13A, � of up for even after iieverAl years of efilcieney switchboard ,has zibw been &*#Anled b� Xr.lAbd 'Mrs, BT1L6hteT- � .
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$8,00 to $10.75; butcheris, $7.25 to $9.00. Year-
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vfere no stronger than JaSt week at '4.35 to
choice cows, $3 to $6.50; canners and cutters,
,41% cents, while daijZ to kood cows were a
$2.26 to $3; bulls, 3 to $6; stockers and feed--
slow sale at,3 to 41/1 cents. Most of the lyulla
ers- $4 to $7; fresh cows and springers active
and steady, §30 to *1,20. .
were Bologna material, worth a to 31/y cents,
only a coupje of choice butchers weighing
Clilves-Receipts, 1,800; active and 50 cents
around 1,200 apiece, making the outstanding,
higher-;
choice, $11.60 -to _$12; fair to good,
a:t 5 cents in a-s,ale to a packer. Store cattle
$10 to $11; oulls, $6 to $9.50'. giasser's, $3
to $5.
sales accounted fo,r about two carloads of
shortkeeps at 6% to 6.70 cents and two load&
Hogs -Receipts. 16,000; ,pigs strong and 25
cent. higher, others* mostly 10 cents lower;
of fairly well feeders at 6 to, 6 cents.
Calves were a light supply tiknd sold steady'
heavy,
mixed'ana yorkers, $7.90 to $7.95;
at 8% to 9 cents forthe bulk of choice, with
light
Yorkers, $7 to $7.90; Pigs, 57; roughs.
a few tops at 9% cents, but there wer.2 i!nite
$6 I .25; stags, $3.50 to $4.50.
a lot of grassers And,jight calves at 4 to j
Sheep and lambs -Receipts, 1,800: active;
general market 50 -cents higher; lambs. $6.00
cents,, considering the short run. I 1.
A couple of dozen lambs that were extra
to $15.00; Yearlings,, $6.000,� $10.60; wethers,
$8.00 to $8.60; ewes, $2. 0, to $7.50; mixed
choice made 141/p cents in an early sale, hot
the bulk of choice went a half lower than last
sheep, $7.00 to 47.50. '
week at 181/_, cents per pound. while culls sold
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, July 15tb.-
as low as 10 cents in spots. Sheep held
Cattle shippers to -day seemed to have over-
looked the fact that consumption of, beef 'falls
steady with a fair demand for lighz butchem
at SIA to 6 cents, hail a dbzen making 6VAe
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at this session under warm weather condi-
at the top. Heavy 'sheep were just a fair
tionts and the market was overloaded with an
- offering of some 5,600 bead for sale here.
trade at anywhere from 81A. to 5 cents, ac-
cording to quality.
while with billed through 9�uff there were
The bqlk of the thick smooth hogs in a
I over 6,000 cattle unleaded at the yards. Trade
at the opening was slow, I with anything but
light total supply sold steady at 7% cents.
f.o.b. in a.market that showed signs of stiff-
- the choice kind 'in the killer line a shade to
a quarter easier in price. Toward noon there
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Receipts to-day.were 6,121 cattle. 547 calves.
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1,330,hogs and 853 sheep and lambs.
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at 2 p.m.. but the close earn� with a
Quotations: Export steers, choice. $7.75 tep
I heavy holdover of common to medium kinds.
$8.00; do. good, $7.25 to $7.60; export helf
k Real choice steers, heavy and handywelght
era. $6.75 to $7.00; baby beeves, $7.50 to
sold steady at the top, with Harris Abattoir
$8.00; butcher steers, choice, $6.75 to $7,50;
- -taking the best of the offering at 8.16 and
do. good. $6.26 to $6.50; do. medium. $5.50
8.35 cents, including three leads from the
to $6.00; do. common, $5.00 to $5.25'; butcher
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Dunn and Levack� and sold at 81/4 cents.
heifers, choice, $6.50 to $7.00; do. inedhiou
$5.50 to $6.00; do., common, 34.7� to $5.00;
e L The exporters were not Be active as had been
butcher cows, choice, $4.76 to $5.15 ; do. med-
. expected but they paid prices steady with
ium, $3.50 to $4.60; bu*-her bulls $4.25 to
4-00;
the close of last week at 7 to 8 cents for
heavies a d 6.60 to 7% cents for handy-
; weights, innoludi.ng a few heifers., Outside of
$5.00; do. fair, $3.50 to bol��nas, $2.50
to $3.50; canners and cutters, $125 to $2.50.
feeding steers, ch�ice. $6.00 to $6.75; stock -
0 the best heavies a lot of 19 baby beeves fed
em, choice, $6.00 to $6.50; do. fair, $4.26 to
and shipped by A. Fisher, Chatham, to the
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$4.50; milkers, springem, choice, $75 to $90;
U17.0. .and sold to J.L Abrains, brought the
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do. fair, $45.00 to $60.00: calves, choice. $8.50
to $9.50; do. to $7.75; do-,
price section at cents
d Per pound. An odd lot of handy butchers
medium, $7.00
common, $4.00 to '56.50; lambs, choice ewes.
brought 73/4 cents and the bulk of choice from
$13.50 to $14.00; do. culls, S10:00 to $10.50;
68/4 to 7 cents; medium ito good teem' end
sheep, light ewes, $5.50 to $6.60-, do. culls.
e beifers. 6 to 61/�. cents and some common stuff
t as ,low as 41A ,the latter quality cattle were
$2.00 to $4.50; he=. fed.and vMtered, 8.25-.
do., f.o.b. $7.75-, do., 'country points, $7.50 '.
unsold.
do. select. -fed and watered, $9.05; do.. off
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cars, long haul, $8.65. I., L
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other goods, we are clearing the following Sea-
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Women'S White Sandals, trimmed w1th
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Women's White Slippers, patent trim or
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