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same Ian to pay your taxes. Alfal- . Huron County had a hay shortage notice of their annual meetings and I tPp#., The following is collared satin oxfords and 'a small rib Mrs- Camm, of Exeter, spent til _ ,;:! 1 - ,?
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, - , all en alfa a this yeari you -would tendance ranged from one hundred.t. tario Good Roads. Apsociation giving friends in Clinton. :1.1 � Mt. Wheatley was well known here Aitcheson, of Roxboro, thlis�wl�j),�
I VJ . have had - ough extra hay from the one hundred and fifty. School Re ' of the s4mie shade -atmosphere, mole by the, o-Ider generation and was a � , ; � � '� l!", V
4 I asking for- a grant thereto. the report of School S" - resident for _, 4.,.4112 .-
fa has',many advantages ovef timothy. in 1925 and the farmers are.determ- t� No ac- ection No. 3. bon hat of the same shade completed Peoples' Soc - a few years--�The Young end at the -home, of Mrs. W. . VA-* I
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timothy, especially in that very im- have a hay famine at present. b- it ` The regular ' 1. . . I
. I payable. The Clerk was instructed, to with an aster'". Sr. IV a Stack- bridegroom was supported by Mr. r , , ,��V, �
, portarit element, protein. This nitro Professor John Buchanan, of the BRODRAGEN . W.M.S. of the United"Church will be . I "i I .1
I . notify interested persons accordingly. house, 95%; DoxothyVilsoXii 84; Mary I I . �
genus food is 'of great value for all 0. A. College, addressed, the meetings Chester Smith, of St. Thomas, while Notes. -Mr. Albert Smith, who un- held on Friday of this week at 1.3o �� .... I 1!
ounjt'��anjmala, Thomas Miller addressed the codnei Papple, 65; Maynie -6114,man, �� ., I
y even -for y6ur Paul- in Wingham and Fordwich, while J. 'I 64; Dr. Fredrick Kennedy, of London, and derwent an operation a year ago, has P.m. and conuniiiii i'' ,
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vake i)f your farm. ining .V�-7Margare' i p ng just around the corner, inter� 1 ,�7 '' � "I
Alfalfa for seed Agricultural Representative Ing I t acted as ushers. During the signing lal insPection�Mr. and Mrs�. John s ri -1 .
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binder, a rake reaper or a inower and opened a discussion on :r T lf Th .S.S. No. 12, H. & 75; *Orrin Zapfe. Sr. II174ass, 570-' the wedding breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Henry Kleber received the sad person by Paying one dollarbdeomes .. -N-
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What variety is best? There is no These meetings were tlie prelim'u- 28, Concession 6, into S. S. No. 5. 57D; Murray spend a couple of weeks. The bereaved fairdly have the symp- up to $1.25 in stock given as I kl-54, i
rea-1 difference between government and' ary round in a county wide campaign The i 670; John Broadfoot, ' a prem- I-,'' - i�'
matter was laid over for further Walter, 550. Jr. III -Pass, 510; Hon- � atby of the entire community_We ium Anyone desiring addi . I .. I
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, satisfactory now, as they have been partrpent of Agriculture. Others co WALTON Mr. Charles to take additional 4 ".
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gresses. Farmers' Clubs, Junior 574; Cline Byng, 491; Rob A Papple, Barrows was sold by public auction rheumatism. -We welcome Mr. and are procured at greatly reduced ratej� .
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for 1926, as she has &18o paid them Wright, 593; Bruce Armsi�qng, 502, Anglican Church met at the home Of of Mitchell, visited over the Week end -same special rates. There will be a ;1 1,
To the Editor, The Huron Expositor. ' � - 10 in another municipality. John Scott Jr. II -Jean Watson, 87; Willie Pap- Mrs. William Humphries on Wednes- at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Howard flower show this Year and it is ex- . �".,: "'
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by'some ex -Presbyterians -that there -The Clerk was instructed to notify Taylor, 139. Jr. Prier�W. r). �vil- Peter B. Gardiner has been confined .", 11
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is now no Presbyterian Church in the report of hog the Section Foreman on the C.P.R. to son, 382; Earl P�,Pple, 273; Bobby to the house through illness, but we William Querengesser at their home I � 1,
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sing on sideroads 30 and 31, Conces-
a rymp e, zoo; "eittrIce Armstrong.
192; *Eleanor Armour, 154; Milton
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BRUCEFIELD-Total � hogs, 45 ;
select -bacon, 10; thick i4mooth 31
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travel. -The following accounts -were
passed and payment ordered- Muni-
Walter; perfect atten cc,, Mary Pap-
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cIPAI World, for letter of informatiou,
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John Broad�oat, -Y,t 164h.,
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50c- Dmican Tudor, for work on side-
roa& 5 and 6, Concession 13, $9,oc
Robert Papple, E,�elyn Wliort,'-jean
Watson, W. D. Wilson. -Ruby Taylor,
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1. First. -The Presbyterian church
HURON COUNTY-TOtal hogs,
1,378; select bacon, 434; thick smooth,
The regular meetings of the council
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will be held on the ,last Thursday of
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shop hogs, 42: lights and feeders, 14.
as formerly, owing to the change of
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days in which the Bank is open in
Officers Elected. -AL the annual I
System of Doctrine or Religious Be-
Londesboro.---Jobn Fingland, Clerk .
meeting of the Wingham sub -division
lief and of Polity or Church Govern-
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meut. Wherever a body of people ac-
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putting on a two-day bonspiel in Lawrence is bound to be.busy.-Mr. ynur years of wedded life, may guide always give,, to u - I
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terian Doctrine and Polity to that Of ing his 'son. I � d,ay, February 9th and 10th. -Mr, J. fyrom Robert Ferguson and intends I and may spare you ." 11:�i -
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ed Church of Canada, and are - who has just returned from Toronto, . I I"
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absent, through illness, from her ac- eers of this vicinity pa�sed to her Holland, N. Y. -While playing hockey � in which we hold your friendship. We a close familiarity and then, as such . '1 ,
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power can take away or forbid. Its Spurred Men to Action," was taken tion of her faithful services in the who goes on in the Tworniediste m rs. Johnson on Clarke Rode cArrying off the firs t loss will be felt as time goes oil be- , . 'b 11 �.
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ess, which was read by Miss Mg Marton, Dr. A. J. Irwin And Rev. W. when they hospitably entertained the Mr- Will Querengesser won the con- many years, by her engaging disposi- � 1'i��
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The Methodist Church of Canada - William Moodie and �. �.�
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new denomination, the United Church meeting of Duff's.Church Ladies' Aid Dear Friend and Sunday School Work-' . I A I hosts. � pression of good will made a deep, - it
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and 4th chapter of Philippian. Mrs. cerely hope your renewed health will Orit. Rev. Horace Snell. ,,f Strgtford, parents at Heidelf'Pirg.-The W. M. 4th. The 1st Vice -President, Mrs. proud but would stop at anyone's I.: �,�,! ,
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Presbyterian communicant members, monthly prayer. The minutes of the ary place, as organist in our school, choral. The bride, whn was given Church, meeLs at the home of Mrs. was taken by Edythe Bowey, bearing ceremony whatever in the way of � Z17, . ,
11 representing over half a million Pres- last rneeting were read and accepted. which duty you have faithfultly per- y uncle, Dr. �4 M. Ken- William Neal on Wednesday after- on the prayer life of Jesus, and also formal invitation or introduction, she . 3��� ,�..
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byterian adherents, grouped"' a Mrs. Ferguson sang a very pleasing formed with such regularity during nedy, of London, wafi very Invely in a noon from two to five o'clock.-Jobn that of St. Paul. Mrs. Harrison read would enter. To her, all latch keys I - . A., ,I "
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I 1W thousand congregations from Atlantic hymn, "My Saviour Holds My Hand." the past seven years. In apprecia- molyneux ensemble suit' ,2et,askirt I Watt was in Toronto over the week an itern from the Missionary Month- were on the. outside. She was ever I �i,��, i
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Church in Canada, because they be- Mrs. Andrew Henderson rid Mrs.. pleasure in presenting to you this in ''.., �,
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lleve� accept and adopt the Pres1hy- over which Was WOT-n a ,Uver 'a and John McDonald's teAms are busy Circle to hold their annual quilting as a consistent vegetarian. On many- , ,�,
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what they are. Other than by all repeating the Lord's prayer in veY to S Ju Our sincere appreciation ---- - -- - - - . - � ary 9th. and without troubling the busy house- �,111F."""r,
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