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gravel, Road,
M. MeTaggart
rel. $.2.6�; - cher, for Ks-Wr o M
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residing fs� . visitipg her _04
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Inspector l3oar in ewAll. eA,Vel a, thw no* and will 4@ for
1.12, B. C. Edward§, TAW 4 of the'....L 9 *� ,
-r. Thomas 74:;_ -Q-1
-M Johnsiton' has I ing P1 R
of 114 T4 Thomas 'A VOW "
�R, ��,.Ong -by Mrs. A. GodkiIj Lo h, $9.15; H. Tinney, error dog gent3emen were ableAf> PaYbigh ell yet, was 11
:age sheet, p3; comiums tobis fine Tife =4 ebar,%Ater,,VVA0d - eld �Ia tl�.
d $4- M. Turnbull, Pay Aws even- of vxe4r, -made 0*�,,Weoes4ay.
her farm,-T4i� -farfn- ta* arch,6n 19"du a
Datars Mr. Me geen being an_VIder in the room QX D cal g,,,icit
-0=uUAd -,A Jdh-;'-V9&, -�is usual Visit tO Tel,440*�PA
busy I e pr6
.80; E
larveating piA14 9tU3*P5 N. Turnbull, gravel, $10 N
inspector a long term of years, and as long as a -41"Y
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$1.50; Sreenan, Pay Thami3oad-Preqbyterian chuwh for
W:_M
fuel for anothei- year, dragging, A. ting one -beft., '9o#e the
n J4 -,village.-We belieyt,,�
2
ougall, and daughter M.
by arew 1)
tpj -by all appearance it w goy nice, et ORV,1419,�:�`
ei on't be sheet, $165.25. H. Clausius, 1,)r *POAdid ON
G $5; T. Kyle, pay h LA opportunity permiited,him up and,,,% leaving: _I%Tf�
After�',%e ap- Cassie, intend soon jw
-anch Drair
West Bi .1'all 6
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ig befoxe all this waste land will HigglAs. .41§r
the singip V a�'hymnp spexid. the w1uter'nionths with itus. a
PL �FELT- SUPPERS, lt'@��d
Lyle, gravel, $16-65; d eryiees. in politics the,de- Mis V f.
�6 tbe. most fertile part of north- sheet, $5g.50; T. I staunch and well in- ening fXePuses A
Jk Sole Ins VA's o. , i.
Uri ",Wr JJ t padd , j4
bX
Dbugall, a son in the S BROWN, WL W NP,
mast McK1llGP_—Mi et=ed on Wednesd M' It ahaJ04tAar
the tates.
$,6 - S. HOIXIIIall, --W0 -Iv83 a a praLye
utes S -AtqX,. Smith r gy BLAf*'VFB ?T154 A
tchell Bros. and j. Desch, dragging Mr. J.
$366.75; A. Weber, graiel, fojinzd Liberal, and while living 'the mili V". 11 Alma.
Mr. Fred Koehler are busy running pay sheet, d-n1iring life still took a reading.'ef'. 6m Chic g , lie mBROWN V&,LT�
48 6o - W. Diduan, pay sheet, $ILM
quiet an -he Serl�tukeles- lot fr a o w re he had been
J1
their chopPin $ §0 Or..'aW s;4* �Z.!.�,,,
g mills. ail that pertain Sel I,.,Xoading of t
very deep int
n tending lantern, $2.30; G. erest in in Wson, the following was q2e on -business epn�neeted with shipments BROWN KID 8 Pp4R
I 1b �01
T. Mun ate matters, As son M,
F. Kalb- ed to church and st -atie vt -R
gravel, $2.50; for the evening A s0lqo, of turnips made, --Miss K Sept -BROWN KID, XLO S
aming me 0,
Dick, to ntyne.,. who EVERETT Surt -0
is L ge4- i4id- nephew -Lorne Balla BROWI� LEATHEU
W_eie,.Ui PaWt _1998� FOR' W4,
ALMA fleisch, lumber, $7.95; F. Ryckmgn, a -,neighbor and friend he was most program . rendered by Tvr, - -rstqn last we6k. owing
A�, Jamieson, of 7 tile and highly respected and esteemed for his spliendicIlt _SLIPP
—Mrs. Alex. gravel, $2.37; W. Davidson 'iffltell rendered' piano
:r c -RRJ�fth rubl h
Notes, ell 'qualities and will be den; a liet, br -, B�' ', J
efield, spent the week end with kt -4il]A MISS Bea -7' to ther aq ident that befell Mrs. Chas. BQ�DOIR SLIEPP, eels 1 &A417'#Alted
Br4e Miss L014 McDonald el
'Scbtt, and Grh SP140r DiOWhIll., I",
R6Se,,13 e S
labor, $10; H. Bender, labor and plow Cilia pidpV,
�eb, road supt. =de b large circle of friends Mgdge, accomP� oWl�tliia, piano px�, alser of in colors—Old lu y
friends here.,Mr. and Mrs. Habkirk repairs, $4.60; H. H. Nt latives in -the community in trice #ed
.... ... lig-ham and spent Bell Telephone Co.,Iand a was -0 vr goon
Jessie Bua an, wh 1wd ti pair
Leje, by mot
motored from Wil life- by Migs
'ala $15o Whi 7 e had lived nearly all his tbey�'j&hle& word,. returned ihe _RS with -rolled `40
N '�11,7�69.i4;; A. Gabel, -refund rate, -rg. -aiidden; at s6les..$A,25�AJ 7s,
abkirk's parents ch Ih t M as ,,PLAID 'FFLT $LIPPE
Stinday with Mrs, H also ad6rapanist 0
Btof_*ds N BLACK FELT SLIPPERS,J
Stephen cheque, $4.15 1�-e 4�k.—Mrs. (Dr.). Caw-� elt afid' I'dather
,g,lyThe f inerial service was very
Te.—Mr. 0. Sutherland spent last ded testifying to the very infeiesting reading then follow, fir,
he 'an e atte.1;1 the trimm,6d, An cololas RO'di
"2; exc' g fund rate $12- D Taffs. i t - week end, here with KOSY-FELT SLIP]pfiq�S, ribbon
-we s.pout Dick, and
ith friends S as held, ed, :by Mr. James �v� hO.rPe
ek w in and around Con- , Vincent, re Tie her.* - moth 1 Thomas
G n which he w given
stance. --Quite a number of our young, nia refund switching, $4.82; high e. 1 f 010 evenin& a mis- Grey and Blue,' a pair
`6u.e, was ably taken . by isier, 4R. !B6 ETS,; ur r�w.'med, fiqxible 16atheT s9 PS -
Th and a �pathy for the bereaved widow which the� io pie 0 Miss itha Bell _-Rev. A. Sirr- I f, 't, _0
f : attended the 'ball at Londesboro el, ,Ming poles, $3; C. Walper, FELT JULI
dik. - an S estead a ql 6@tbr of', the. United Chur6h pair � .....
d t Grey, A
t,
last and all reportlinea�s cableman, $7.50; F. Kalb twvart, on the hom. sionary -' -abkir)�L. The meetingwa air, Pi Red, Brown,
on Friday, evening office, farm, a�d 0 daughters. Thus one Margarqt,H t' week, �,-recelved- SLIPPERS V-04AIDDIES
Inglng .0 . a ymn.. here, during the pas .'%
u lephome `�th the ii f 11 gd' 'he
a pleasant evening.—Mr. J. Bennett mber, - to mts pass a- close&'wi nd blu 'felt, 'also' t
and Mr, J. Carter each disposed of a $23().8s; M. G. Deitz, labor, $32.90. by one 'the pioneer reside be long The. cqlt in orming A- choice assortment;
'oetion taken up for mission first a telephon esag of Slipper iu,,,Red felt a.
way bat their memory will the commission appointed to pef'
b-,erse this past week.—Mr. Thos. 4s. a very llbela,l'onez-�-_ Mr. him ',Cati Bunny S4ppers ai prices frorn
fine The council adjourned to meet again
t and dear- work -w
Livingstone has purchased the. Browli on the statutory meeting in January, cherished by those neares and Mrs. Garnet Case returned: -on look T and settle the clitirch pro.�
est to them as well as the community -qu
of MI- la,26.—A. F. Hess, Reeve. Sundai.-r'last from their extended and perty , cation, while sitting on eqses�
farmilpa the second concession as a whole. Mr. McQueen was in his Nellie At BrqOobridge hail .,received the offer
ossession.
N�A immediatii P until a very pleavwit -wedding trip.�-Allsq
lett, and gets 77th year ord right up - by. th U nist of Hensalli
KIPPEN rned fropi. �$Fat-; made e Tuo a
—Mr, Abram MgiU spent a few days �leasure Carmi&�bl has retu
short time of his death, took P 7
!'Assist her,4ormer. �e _r, Unitie rmer
this week in Parkhill. of the mployq d Church, offering the fa
Notes.—Mr. Robert Parsons, 9 church h
and interest in assistin in duties ford
spent a few days Mr A. W. E. Hemphill, : with,'rthe -Methodist.-. Ore free to t ' he A
own line, Stanley, 1?,ftibyteriaii j�zoft-
t about the farm. -goods -Tconeurrxng or
uring the past week— Christxaa�s rush in his fancy iian
in Toronto d Former Resident Dies in Pilmer- t:: w4?rAtp, W, and after- 40
Dav 4
.n6.' gregation
BRUCEFIELD e Ryckman and 47
ston.—On Wednesday forenoon of la�t storee_Tlhe many friends of 14 `V
'ed
Mr. and Mrs. Wards receb�ed a 1 unfirming the
children, of Palmerston, are spending week a very �sad event occurred at Dinsditle, one of our most regpiit SEA F
assage s�nt that,the chairman
(Too Late for Last Week.) fir. t mi.
Fred Tomlinson, ill. Mr. of t a -01T,7 n
of a few days at the home of the latter's the home of. Ux. Charles Chapman, citizem.,.,will regret,to learn tbat he 8 on TELEP OPPOWE
Notes.—Mrs. . and Mrs. Robert Parsons art Seri -he &Wbh_prop�rty commissi
ouse and of Palmerston, and formerly of our is an&W4s been m6
village, has sold her h parents, Mr leasure the of -
our tanley.—Mrs. Robert Dayinond, of os�, reeeiv4 w.'Ith �mii
of S village. it appears that sometime Dinsdale"has been .4 great and w P
t it was considered
Mr. James Berry, of the Lon ending a few days ff orer froin a rh6st acute I f r I ade d tha
lot to
Tuckersmitb, is spi shortly before the noon hour Mrs. patient -au nA
r Brucefield. ts, Mr. and reat niany v:ry s44tisP4actory t�o the commission
a f rom pf"kheurnatism for a g
don Road, nea
monthly meeting of at the home of her paren Mrs. Mak- Chapman, nee Miss Lizzie Scott, in the way of the larger church
'TON
W. M. S.—The i IVITS. Glazier, of Clinton. daughter of Mr.-. George Scott, of our' years,,,but during the past couple of aast as Carmel church
the W. M. S. was held on Wedneaday, -ed -mare than at known in the I OF -00'
qion to go down to weeki. sciloft WERCE, CLINTON
"Is, of Exeter, visited at the home of village, had occw be� has suffei the , United
December 9th , with Mrs. J. Addison . son Smith, of our td.veri much sym- being the property of
Mr. and Mrs. Emer the cellar of their fine new home and any othei time, or
Ap it was the last meet- Ir- Dinidale in his church, who are and have been wor TER TERM BEGINS TUESDAYrJ.�N_�,ARY 5th, 1926,
as leader. �e during the week.—Mrs. Goo. by is felt for I WIN
Ing for this year the officers for the villag cither took a weal, turn or slipped on pat Mr W. J-.-Johnstonj4f St. ahipping,:,in it for sonit'time. and, the
E. Thompson, of Hay, visited at the bottom- nffiictio�i*-- Couries-7-Stenographic, Columeriew,
of the steps somewhere near the -Methodist ono beepniffig. Our Practical TrairdnL- will fit You
coming year were elected as follows: flying visit to his smaller-, br . . vil
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wanless, on in the, Teach6m, Ci'
rty of the I Colim B. Speeial'gAsses
Mrs. C. Haugh; k. — Mr. of the stairway, but as to which of Louis, Mo., paid a- nsall and the prope Presi;t;E�Iiat if for. -the highest paid positi
Varna, during the past wee those way the accident happened- will relative W.6rld�'where work. is always, gid, So
Honorary President _q,, and friends in He a � ecia e
W. Rattenbury; Ist week. Mr. they were willingto, accept the same Busine; s. A0
President, Mrs. Fairbairn, of the Wtj'ihe middle of this ervice swdie w�'from _SeafortX��11
Walter dlee of worship rtion to t. e a
future � pla - Rewarded in
and Mrs. never be, known, as when one of the vie' PiPpo h
2nd Vice, Mrs. - for their
Vice, Mrs. Hazelwood, town line, Hay, entertained a number et h
daughters, who Was in the local tele- Johnston had been attending me � the �resent time rendered. A�m. to 3. -p.m.; 4'. 66is' C64
J. McQueen; Treasurer, Mrs. Brock ; of their friends one evening during . ;6d . with While there seems I � e letter sent by - I 1 11 .- .- : � 1. � .
rs. Addison; Home Help- phone -in Palmerston, came home at ings; *,Ahe U. ..S. A. comiect schooL.
secretary, M the week. Mr. Will Crawford, of 'sRitoment of chur o.. doubt,but what th make ., up time for ort
Mrs. Zapfe; assistant, Mrs. J. the noon hour, she was shocked to the ch properties n
ng o me nearest to Mr. Whitehead, of Toronto, council it to sh seliail4- -day.
ers Mrs. Ripley, visited his mother, Mrs. Jno. attendi
Moodie; Library Secretary, find -her mother lying at the bottom and whille ,iited- Cfiurch as a whole, -a six WEEK91 FREE TUITION give
ries, Mrs. Crawford, and sister, Mrs. Jas. B. of the steps with a couple of fragile tZhe thought hp would embrace for the Ui For information appi T. . WARD,
a correct presentment of the case, tile
Douglass; Strangers' Secreta McLean, of the London Road during M. A. STONE, Commercial Specialist,
T. Scott; Press articles she was apparently taIryift)- the 4J)pq:rtunity t6 take a run up here PhOU6199' .
Dow and Mrs. A. "d ipe4d a day or two with his rel- formal finding of the commission is -1y.rindbat
the past week.—We would remind one Vice Principal.
in her bonds, beside her unbroken by -with
Secretary, Mrs. (Rev.) C. G. Armour; es ii friends.�Miss Grotto Lam- looked forward to any day now
and all of the story and song service the fall. It is needless to say that ativ aad art of this very much interest.—Mrs. C; Ballan-
Messenger Secretary, Mrs. A.' Tough. -"turned the first p
of Labrador, which is mie
were given by of Dr. Grenfell the daughter got a great shock find she and her tyne accompanied her brother-in4aw,
Interesting readings t (Friday), in the conscious on week4rW London, where
Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Wasman and being given to -nigh the Mission Bani ing her mother lying un her head, frieli4gj-.. '-the Mdsses Slay and .Sells, Mx. Chas. Chapman, to his home in
T% Aff "Rev � C G Ar- United church by the floor with blood aboat 14 U rp.;. If had Palm ston,. to remain with him for a
all's. VV. ow. rs. . .
mouT sang a Christmas hymn which
and choir.—Special Christmas ser-
St. Andrew's
testifying to the severe fall she had known
been
n Sun eam f
as t e
br4adcasting as musicians in a
little while- after the death of his wife,
was much appreciated. The meeting
vice$ will be held in
United Church this coming Sunday,
met. The husband and two other
daughters were quickly summoned sacre43"
doncert held in the Capital
3allantyne's sister.—We regret
Mrs- I -that Miss Clarissa Mitchell,
to report
was closed with prayer by Mrs. Addi-
and special music will be rendered by
and the services of a doctor hurriedly
Tli64tre t London, under the; auipices
f3ress
this village, has been very ill'for
son.
the choir. Everybody welcome.-4Mr.
obtained, but'from Wednesday no6n and
of the Free
br and'their
oL
some weeks, but pleased to learn at
James Kilpatrick, to the south of our
himself to a fine
until Friday night Mrs. Chapman re- in
the do oadeasting,
TV
numbe,% -were :Inuch enjoyed and:most
i
date of w riting, that she somewhat
WINTHROP
Paul Kin ney.—With, much
village, as treated
radio set and will, no doubt, this win
mained qiiite unconscious, despite- ev-
of. M
ery-thil*. thatthe best edicabskill
highlp�_ oken.,of and,wore liStened
"b�'Mxtte'a -riumbel hav
improved� and is now being visited
and walt6A upon -by her sister, Mis.
Death of
regret we learned of the death of
ter enjoy the fine programmes whic h
being broadca sted from time to
could db, -to try and reatoie c�ofigcious_
in to still further do ing.
largo
-eadios.''The services in all ou�;
William -Peart, from the West, who
'here
Paul Kinney, who passed peacefully
Decem-
are
time.—On Sabbath evening last the
mesa, and order
it was -possible to do, the. -cfiytches,
qn, Sunday last were largely
arrive d last week.
a -y at his late residence on
wa
ber 12th, 1925, after a few months'
Y.P.S. held their missionary p rogram.
everythlfig
services of an eminent specialist a -hil"
a ttended'lind go6d-sermons delivered.
Friday even -
illness, at th e ripe old age of 94 years
The topic, "Missions in Central Afri-
was taken by Samuel Tho -1,
ca, map
as a last resort ail'o'Obtation was ddi' -�!The
upon and Mrs. Chapman w , as
school conceit oh
Ing of this week is: looked forward to
L"Tar.lr WkRKET
and 10 months. His wife died sey
eral years ago. The funeral was held
assisted by Fern McLean, Miss Grace
Miss Rose McLean. This
cided
taken to the local hospital, still in:an '-�rlth
But the
much in terest is, a splendid. pro-
gramme is being provided.—A'.Splen-
liniomr Stock Yards, Toronto� December IS.
Monday afternoon to Maitlandbank
largely attended.
Cooper and
Sabbat h evening a Christmas service
unconscious State.' previous
examinations and the operatibn both
did sacred cantitta 18'to be given in
—The fresh supply of caule for to -day's mar
kets was two thousand - short -of a week ago,
cemetery and was
Rev. J. A. Ferguson conducted the
will be held and will be in charge of
Honorary President, Mr. Will'isin
on' injuries
revealed that very seri a
"had the skull
the U nited Church bi tl�e large church
choir on the coming Sunday evdning.
but a considerabae'share -of over, 2,000 chiefly
-from the West on through billing went.to the
services. The pallbearer a were—
Messrs. John Shannon, Robert Camp-
the
McLean. All are cordially inv ited.—
been sustained about
and that -a clot of blood had forilied *
—The United Church and the,�Pr&-
looking forward
packers and demand for butcher cattle, oq-t-
the odcasional Prime lot, showed little, if
beU, David -Boyd, John Bullard, Wil-
A Christmas tree e ntertainment w,
be held in School Section No. 2, Tuck-
This was on Friday niglit and after
Mrs.
byterians are both
with very much interest to their Sab-
any improv ement, Baby beeves as -a class,
moved very sdowlY and at dower prices, half
and James S
5 liam Trewartha impson.
William Joseph, at
Rrs mith, on Tuesday, December 22nd.
the operation was performed,
Chapman only lived to' the,m6rning
'the
-h 'that of
bath Scho6l. 'entertai ments,
a dozen atthe top m3aking onl�r le% cents,
ts d the bulk
-any more 101/4--een an
Three sons, and
home -and George of Lon& on, and one
Santa will be 'there to unload the
'urs. of Saturday, when she�-�assed
hr
UniteA to be-�hetA oii the 22nd,
41. ID -p on the 29 —
as
from 7%, to 9.r3o ceii�6 per �ound_ One load
1-4- eek
tic of tree. Come and bring The kiddies. away, which was a great Shock — a d e of heavy steers sold w� w
4aughter, Mrs. Robert Beat who was at 8. 5 t t - a for export
nd and -daughters, as well as Ao Mrs. Vermil" �-of Toronto, 6 cents bu mos he vis- -
McKillop, are left to mourn the loss h-usba father-, Mr.,` -John brouvht easier Prices than last 'Week at from
here visiting her
I'lie whole town as the deceased.was 71/4 to 8.30 cents.
of a loving father. We extend our lY known and hii - -t&-Ifek- home.
HENSALL so well ond fivdrab Dfn6d'ale�,'Iffos 1if Half a dozen loads of steers 1,000 to 1,200
sincerest sympathy. ett has re- wantei—Dressed fowl of all kinds, and just- got so comfortably settled in -our merchants are trimming up grid pouxidii �old., at 78/, to 8."40 1:41U,v,�ich 7wa.
Notes—Mrs. W. C. Benn on't forget when buying your Christmas goods ing� beautifying.. tke1j_gto.m, windows f0f about stbady far thot� few, and there were ...
turned home the �chvicest w fine hbmL-, with- everyth and'the:sClo6k . very fine�_ quite a -steers . . ...
after spending a few d their me few salai of' medium to good
that we can suppd�y you with nd promising. The funeT. Christmas tl�e billk anA -11
Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw, of Fruits. Nuts and candies on the so bright a
4ays with Groceries, ery much me�d- ony's
Smalldon, of market Parlmer's G eery. al was arrankjad to more §no* is -vi common tuft was watouched in th . vere
3027-1 be held.from the A little at from 6 -to 71A cents, but
Blyth --Miss Gladys ed to make sleig�llnj, bli tdads being ti-adig. Fajjr to good butcher heifers v Bargay.
Walton, is visiting her cousin, Miss Presbyterian Service�The Welfare home, of her mother, in Hensall, her i1j loeality._�, our worth 6 to 7 cents, bUt.anything Plaiu7was
A , thostly- Wt - . - .
St. Paul's father having passed away 06MV heav cows sol"d 'ldp to
Isabel Eaton�A Christmas tree will )f Youth Club metf� in to not moving. Mest
011agers.t:Oiere ca!14, upon Pay. 61/
ago. The sympathy as well as. cents in spots, was a quarter
'be held in Cavan Church this, Friday, Church, on Monday evening last with years ha
ihii'r taxes on`�'iVegday last as tile better% at the top it nwdMaseth close, but
y a good the president, Miss Rena Hudson, pro- the egteem in which the deceased was I
evening. Come and enjo in which they� could pay the bulk of the butcher cows were inst steady 71
ast day rs
-programme. siding. The Scripture reading was held, together with the sorely bereav- I added 5 per cent. at 4 to 4% cents, wirile canners and cutoe. Call and get a pretty ne—w hai ki the. !V0,
y Mr. ed husband and three daughters,.was them without an
taken _16i being date, au, ore set last week's decline, the range. of
by Mr. Craig followed b 'q - 2 to 2,y&- ciimi%. lWith exportii-9
'eo - less thin aosi� 19viry hat. mustbe..,Is
t6 "rail*a eo paid after that, V be
ZURICH, Moir, leading in prayer. Tbe, roll evidenced by' y av-e bleen well paid 6 ceMs for good to choice heavi
rom of which an honore -vire believethe h'
—The local branch of !the caU was responded to by a verse f Mr. Cbapman, i P.Ather',FoTd, of Woodslee and hbme buyers taking bolognas apd fair
Notes. e Bible. A short programme of and trustdd . dffleial, ho -butebers.nrom 3% to 4% cents, the. ball trade bargaigs.
Women's Institute held an interesting th 4, ye -who bas W in Pennsylvania v;as back-'tb last x0fiday-a -level of valuo�, oar -��ow
the Town Hall last Thur.3- songs, instrumentals and readings was responsible position it al ersto but een e recovering a quarter decline of la
meeting in
�ou. Miss Jeckell, of Exe- then put lon by the, ladies, which was providing a special train -on which State visiting his refativ-es, is her st weeh -on
Aay alfterm rey the remains to Hensall, as this week completing 'visits with his A light Offriay. The "Ply of store cittble
speeches and a co-rr dight' and the'rerwas no iluab 'to ]�,PDVL-
Mr. followed by,"minuti ft
-1 as cofiveying some twenty-fiv6 rafi�iy_relgt1vog.;ad.fri0uds in this se�c, n -the few sold h
ter, was the.'principal speaker. �them, though Prides,,* were
-Jo6 Hartntati_ has* sold his farm on fine reading from the gentlemen. The wel a's he left here a -couple of months about steady; Four Joo4s of stockers br4vlot
and ladies of tiolft The' '"it
programme for the next meeting will prominent gentlemen -a 4.65',.to 5.70 cents 19-06 tair to gobd feedors. e Hat "5
h. a u o
.,the Bronson Line to his son, Mr. Chas is's Grace Manson the town, who were anxious to- come ago intending, to . retul�ii here, for., bo t �tw
t his paAs scor,6 from 51/2'tD 61A cents, wbile�
Hartman, who has taken "sessiow. be arranged by M1 f Ong 1,000 pounds
Park. All the mem- here to attend, the funeral. The train week be ore. returning. _q one ni�e,loacl averas - made
'I I 4n e weig
Harg,:bf C on;. itdcom, -t � I & d at the. Wo. Th h
3 occupied the and Miss Jessie —Sbs. me 'cen
i:,,Mr. B. Hartman, who ha the arrived here a little after thenoon
---farm for some years, has Moved to bers, are requested to respond to
thought for the New hour and. -remained until after the pailied by, her � littl i6r hei-a Visit- U'Vilst =6utet-fdr only., %40ff'head-
a last Wanday'und a,.
call with a P n
Dashwood.—Mr. and Mrs. ff. Yung- roll as , eart. i .
ingr her mothe plbsing time_ did 41
�,bluj slid Mrs. -John Brenner wiiie in year. Mr. Hen -r- quite le POO, -the of erinii
funeral service, *hich'wim a private � W& - -7kdtn 7
I hyle hka, M%out
lid whi& was �eloi I I _
—The regular monthly meeting of one, at the home here, a - qui vP
�'Xitchener over Sunday attending -the es 'Seipple, Poorly-' for a week --di his slil�; lltiij�:4WIvei 77-,-
4
nducted by Rev. Jam '�Lking 44
M $dix'�ilssis xb cents a:
ter, Miss P
funeral of the spn of Mr. Mrs. the Presbyterian W.M.S. was held in co hyl h
St. Paul's church on, Thursday, Dec. pastor of the United Church at Pgih bulk -d good to i yeads from
)ened by from -72/p 10 1
the sincere sympathy of a �'S T,
-W The. be;e4% pgr� erston,- assisted -by Rev. A- Sinclair.,. his store, but -we arg -P0 learn xj..,y vMre worth
inisni, Ditmart. ppk - pre
��tv . I dnd grass
ents have loth. The meeting was Zed, by United Church,heriei� Af- that he fili' kiv'itll��--Wa "remns, I cenb;. 5'
hymn fol io -tk tit grassers selli
pastor of the J�j de
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lage in their the singing of a �*_
- latiVes
host of friends in this vil Arnold, legging in ter the short but impressive service, of Eketek,!-AA - VIA. �Vip�W 6f tgat week;
Ei�_A:rqong -those wbo, attended the presidiefit,'Mrs. 0 of- I
of.
of.
Mrig. Ri -ft -kINim OUPPli and.uleg.
*e&14 telose, the bulk of th,6 ad 143sibs
-wag.'held last with Londo 1H IN
said los gyer�rMrs. T. Hudson go: the the remains were taken to the ,family Mr. and Mrig. Ri U 6 we
the funeral,,d th6 late Affiert Heide- jr ietery, village'.� SO E At is in,' W, fik'ib- show a, gain in vafiues oveil...J48,
f,
man,. whfoh iconne6tion s0ii. cbniii, Qr,4,J18Jf_b§oiet-
Friday, were reading and the MI. call go
: crg erise on for interment. 'In
vas responded to with a v plot at"the'Hiensall 'Union Cem n viBititg., -her relatives and
r. Alfred' Heideman, cT Jackson, v the sp friends thq _Miq wbil Simp t . h'ili ti woe is
f�jlowed rain,provided, e k.ago.. a' ii4*viei showed.
close , '= I
it rdaji of i
Thaiiksgiving.'�, This *as had a
-all the pallb e
A gp.
a H04
Wo -Aaae,
ort prayers to 'A. -V , .
by three sh � m4titio, Am Aalbs,
'Smith, 116 W1119
Od XTs, � -0., Iss,g#y,
BeeMan and
by Mrs. 88,xiii"
r_alld Mrs.. of De d _13h t
on cial'i h i"i We, m"t Al e vt
and Mrs. PfaNe, after P mi thol a iw . elm
be beld Mrs. Grassick Ifiappeara that IS-% AIN,
dance go -EVEN
qading, business men of the town, and the defectli 0� oni A
jew argo A110.1poup SAMD4
eb Mrs. Fleming gave a r 'Is - .- , - Y V
wid t kq6d. but4or
ch
sy whi o To rii ng
the tow. i 9 )1 th : 0 i Alio ol' 4113
It- hall, Zurich, an Tyes4 was inuch enjoyed. The. meet- #qral, tribilites. were most. won&rfully inqqudn9-0o*n',StS it i d shade- Mghtiin "M08 -
29th, lilMr the whi and, costly, fillillig in them-- the gas was- §4'piono`&jd ig"th9t b&.b' h;,411111-111
beautiful .0 IT W1 L,�A, o&U
to a close with the tor. woro go biought r
sneeip. an
Oqxdon ing was brought I car, showing the mothdr and,�daugh UIP19tilY t
the kand.—N]
Lor4's Prayet 11i ul-ason. eCelviaa a large motor
ft ,_Oft�fl e , 60
taken iii. b"kfill i
_d if,- 1)4iolt tor talb It io a
. great esteem felt for the deceased Who. ovetcome OA6441ap
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Al to his - ljoine e Presbyterian service in St, is'ut W1c'e'*t1Vdn6i1td 'Ayid low. Made oft 1,bbo,VoA,4 sold a 0)k.q*,6ib* t r,
us r6turne, slie'll: a useful miv%or' of the A doctor wl
�i el
it paups church on Sabbath IAE� was wits
0 ited church VheW 1.
A fri �JMWR oloa# thick Ig
orewn matWra a gort, eing hm �Puvrs kolat, will
a -3 11bo ftl,&� *i6JVV66V1*'VV _01,th
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46� appearances d'
taken by Rev., Mt.'Adbinion, bfi$ at Palmer b throu qW,
4vglah , 1� Mai,
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4. re )vd iwhor tbok vitid cai0e, vilft&who '01i wbo"*As the 106A directed, Va, ti
-elected, by V oJ
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1§0� -worlill" and (Wiwll 7�
dd loved the *ove er to everk g death bad es"Ons M90 __ffdM t1le"
awd d
many new thoughts Ri po.
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Lvv�dt -been 51 1 g, relsitiv MAIO(
yfinA Ar
[mot, .00, "OOV,10 Xilvl.
Abud fil Vidt0a atid Other - i d* 46
4iions the Sunday pleeeding hdr, MWAI Idlithioll" �60' to"s
W, both * seiViC66
STOYApo the,,4pld, fusmilist F e a h 4"A",
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1�� t ffervke on Sabbath next will, tAken taken Of alconikintdh atAU born- f0i �4 P�Ink` to _44100
*4 t �:, 40*tea. bY �16175' to a. e
eter, at the ing service. The dei6et#od Was �a wis not 06 Wali"AR avcef,,�.,
'P jtkv. Mr. Poote� --of EX
rativ d �Uslvqas
`bf & �;*&, 'ting 04'
session 1. t '01
utatA,06 &141: �- Te to get 00 of fh,!g,J 0", '.
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