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" FOR HURON Cp"Ty, 1925 considerably 'higher than Tlast year. I 4r, Bert Boyce;' -9r, Alf, , D, j ' ' `
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He came to last March. It had a good reception, rneasu�-e according to wh
stormy and cold, and the rain of the law, Mrs. Williara Heffernan. from the crane are deserving of spe- �':,
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ada's best known artists who has th ugh the entries were fewer in Williarn Heffernan breathed her last, deepest regret we learned of t4, death came with startling suddenness to an- ., ,"I. �` ,
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-, been,secretary of the Ontario Society number, the Government judge said fortified with the last rites of the of Jamima McNeil, reliet of the late -- and the fortunate possegsors'of radios . - ,',,�
I of Artists for the past 37 years, pass- they were the most uniform in qual- Catholic church, of which she \ old and greatly respected resident of
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Ry trialt he had ever seen at Hensall.
In the afternoon, the judge, Prof.
rn-�rnber. Mrs. Heffernan's maiden
name
omas Love, who passed peacefully
away on Wednesday afternoon, Febru-,
Mr. Gagen remained in harness right
up to the er�d. He had been In Ill
Squirrel, of the Ontario Agricultural
was Mi." Mary Matthews, and
was a resident of IvIcKillop. She had
ary 24th, at the home of her (laugh -
. - hea1th for several Months, following
College, Guelph, gave the reasons an
been a great sufferer for the past six
ter, Mrs. A. Cuthill, after a short ill,
an - attack of flu last winter, and he
which his judgments were based in
the different classes, and then spoke
years and death came as a great re-
lief to her. The
ness, at the age of 74 years and 10
months. The funeral was held from
also suffered in the cold weather from
bronchitis. In spite of his failing
for an hobr and a half on the grow-
funerall. took place
on Monday morning to St. Columban
her late residence on Friday �fternoou
strength, he bad prepared and sub-
mitted three paintings for the annual
ing of alfalfa. He is an easy fluent
speg�er, and his subject was listened
Church, where high mass was sung
by Rev. Father Dantzer and the re -
to Maitlandbank cemetery, i1nd was
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exhibition of the Ontario Society of
to with the keenest interest by an
audience that filled the hall. The
mains laid to rest in the St. Colum
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A. Cuthill, McKillAp, and Miss Ella �
Love and Mrs. William Smith, the'
Artists, which opens in the Art Gal-,
lery of Toronto next Friday. As
president, Mr. William Consit, of
Hensall,
cemetery. The pallbearers -were
Peter O'Sullivan, Thomas Feeney,
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West, and three sons, George, of Mc -
Killop; Norman
the executive of the 0. S. A. has
occupied this chair and other
Thomas Heffernan, Joseph McQuaid,
and Thomas, of the,
been bitsy preparing for the show,
speakers were Reeve Owen Geiger, of
Hemsall;
Peter Matthews, and Joseph Heffern-
West, are left lo mourn the loss of a �
loving The
he felt yesterday morning that, he
Reeve W. D. Sanders, of
F,,t,,; Reeve E. F. Klopp, of Hay,
an. She had a family of two sons
and three daughters,
mother. late Mrs-. Love'
was a member of Cavan Church, her
ought to be on hand to look after his
work. He drove to the gallei-Y, ac-
and Mr. Hbggarth.
all of whom
were present at the funeral, viz., Wil-
pastor, Rev. J. A. Ferguson, conduct-�
companied by his daughter, buss
The following were the prize win-
liam, Myrtle and Gertrude, of Me-
ing the service. The pallbearers were,
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Gagen, but found that the eiertion
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Killop; Mrs. Wilson, of Toronto, and
Joseph, of Detroit.
MeB,rs John Smith, James Hender-1
son, Tlomas Dodds, John Dodds,1
was too much for his heart. He sat
down to rest in a chair, and almost
White Oats -Robert McLaren, E.
C'iarles Duimage and Robert McFar- �
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F. Klopp, Oscar Klopp, W. R. Dougall
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lane. Our sympathy is extended to i
this township , on Wednesday last,
when Mr. Thom -as Fowler
may often have the privi.lege of
listening in on her concerts. A real
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born on January 19th, 1853. on De-
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Jame's McIntosh gave a s�lendid topie
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Field Peas -William Pepper, John School bul, lot all producers or rnanufactur- the ,gchol,l report of Schol .ery ,land, which still needed so,- I
by b4th, Ifaving been born in London, Pepper. Report. -The following is , ' on No,- inyst �,�
England, on May 10th, 1847. He the report of Separate School No. 4, �MANLEY v r,; ho put on the same basis. It's 9, Tuckersmith, for the month of many things, Rev. Mr. Armour read �� ,
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an architect, who succeeded to the Pepper. ary. Names are in order of merit, Notes. -The many friends of Mrs. is good for the goose -is good for the asterisk missed one or more days dur- Famsin, Formosa. This brought some- ��
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well known ,London architects of Alfalfa Seed -Henry Krueger. Names marked with asterisks were h y boy are con- - Finlayson, 504, Alex. Chesney, . 49(), Yapi's salary had been Paid by, the- :,-,
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Pepper. - . 258. Jr. Fourtla-Wilmer Broadfoot, to Mr. Go, a student who is now finish- -,
to the sister of John G. Howard, who -Camilla Coyne, Rose O'Reilly, Sar- Memorial Hospital. -March has come McKILLOP . �
migrated to Canada in 1832, settling Early Potatoes -W. W. Chapman- ah Coyne, Frank Williams, Jas. At- in like a lion and it's to be hoped . 4AI; *Hazel McLac�hlan, 475: Hilda Ing his education with a. year in the - �,,
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in Nork, and who later gave High Chapman, W. R. Dougall P - W- W- kinson, Mary Coyne, John e . -1�4
Patk0 the city of Toronto. It was � . Louis Coyne. Jr. IV -Joseph' WU- have empty mows. -Mr. L. Bennewies, the report of Union School Section Irvine, 400; *Helen Upshall, 384 ; graduating and teaching at Tamsui 1. - "I
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fa116tt1h,,--1863, be was induced -by his 1i 0�; � Michael Coyne, Anna Beadle. He thinks he was luck-, to have it 111 -Edward Nigh, 78%; Catherine Marjory Hay, 3,06. The followin; ther ahead. W -e were then fa-vored,l .. -t4
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-Aew,,tountry.- -They ,settled in the 'Died . _In attending the U. F. 0. meeting 87%; Arnold Murray, 84%; *Mabel Jr. 11 to Sr. II -Roy Hodgert, 353; Snider and Gladys Addison- After ,�, ,�,
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f'od of William Cresswell, , with *E)Uwyn Morris. Primer- . �
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whom he, studied art. ,Later on he leg" two, sons grown to maufi"'d- Margai�t Atkinson, 28 stars; Anna eat and to sell wbere you can sell Notes. -The women's day of prayer Chesney and JeaTi McLachlan (equa,l) fined to her home on account of ill- 1�
molved to"Torouto, and the exc4flerice Jack graduated it'th6 Business 'Col- Jordan, 26 stars; Marion Mel the best. As most a I I Prod -ace on the for missions was observed in Duff's 99 per cent; Jr. IV., Hazel McLach- ness .this week. -Dr. Williani .Noyes, , A�
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, . ,I * shouldn't the manufactured goods be President, Mrs. J. A. Ferguson, open- 98%; Sr. IL, Roy Hodgort, 10017- Jr' Chinese Missions for Eastern Can- , 1�1
ti6ft of John A. Fratieri who had, op- for Detroit, where they all found em- IV, Sarah Coyne, Rose O'Rei Y I ,
ened a branch of the famous Canad- Ployme's"t- Mrs. Curtin was .Miss - * f
Frank Williams, Lerwip� Coyne; Jr. IV, along the same line? All consumers ed the meeting by singing hymn 4a4 IT., Irene McKay, 99%'. Number on ads, visited with his friends at the I -;,11,�..
!an -�h6togrhpheis, N6traAri and Fras- Josephine Welsh, of McKillop, prior John M;,1,er , josepa Wil - roll for month, 23; average attend- MaTlSe last week and spoke very in- - -;:
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Gagen paint�d portrAft and- -minia- ,en- Jr. Ill., Vein O'Reilly, Rose 0, ()On- -, I . School Report-Tbe following is riesday evening service. - Mrs. Yl'm . �, -";-.,
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taTfO-Society,,of ,Artists was feMed, sufferer from a -paralytic, stroke.- Agnes Coyne; 11., Nellie Doyle, F,er- No. 7, T.ckersmith, for the months very well sine, they ame ul of tle �, ,
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ter members of * h 15'A' Sariday with A&. - and ,Mrs. I marked with an asterisk were absent went operations. -Miss McCully,.Who, �-,j,,,�
s6ciation of Canada. Wexhififted it Kratis&pf, Hvron goad, West of the N her on roll, 86; attendance, during one or more examinations:- has been confined to her home since .�",,
village,-:)fte firit ALBERTA COAL �:,4,
the first exhibition, held in 1878, and - day of the month . um Sr. IV-*Mo-na McGregor, 81%- IR- the beginning of the year, is improv- . � �,�,?,,��
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has always been represents&- In, I WAS a reminder that spring . raret ing in health-grg. Mardoe1c, of the
ceeding exhibitions, of which lUe"IfAt. distanL The welcome ravrat ' e 0 Dn villake, is still in a.serious ;;, � I 1��
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AdW&8. VVhon the,�-&oyal Canadian a leek. - Mrs. Fergus Bullard and . "', �, ,
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, , B,�, � .1 trained nur'dO, NO)& W V �hrb 'w" d ,phter, Betty, spent a few days Drumheller Valley ,'�� -1,;
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was_ among A0,� , ild d, Clean— -Bright—Hard Walker and Mr. Lorne Wilson have for the last few dayd.-Mrs. Collins, �v;�'-�M.
;,#�,, Ill ZA, still hanging on, but by the fuss the each purchased from J. and D. Me. of the second of Stanley, is in the , �,!
elected an asgodiAtg,;�162',! ` ':"T, I'd BRODIIAGEN 11 ' I 4 crows, have been making this last I I � ��,, ,,,,, �
tiou two years latei�,� ,gi%lp 1-1i ii , Intosh, Scotch Shorthorn bulls of Seafortb Horypital-Mr. and Afts. 'I', , r,
,�,.' 6 Surprise Party. -A very Alberta Coal ....... 11 -
WAS .., ploasant week or so,'we think a big change is $13.50 per ton Delivered I � �
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appointed one Of; I a a aw ,P N 0, eventtook p1gee-t* Monft�r otning a re for us in the n r i , .-
Art Commissioiters sit Jh;%% --, L, , in to ea tft e Pocahontas ... ....... 12.00 per ton Delivered cbeice breeding. They are both from Sandy, Mustard will be missed from 1i 1, I'll
gjj�. 00�, vbi�� about, one 4iuhdred-. jiti&I, fift Mr. George BetW was taken to the . the well known Fanny B. family and the village Whey) they move- to the i. �, �, . I
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' 0*6� 'ftbIgh%r4, and friods, stap-A �a our. Ontario Hospital, London, on Satur- 11 .1
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and later be held a alw4i'�t,��"6fffa.6:,",#t, �1rj,:g .114 Idt '13enry �5,1, I '�
. , 'F, I J" 9 Ps thd�home of Mi.. -day, for treatment. Domestic Lump..,.. 10.50 per ton Delivered grandson of "Gmainford Marquis," Road at an early -MrS, ,14i*. I ,,Al,%"
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. Mt. Gago , ., . and, Mrs. 'Skhool Report. -The following is Anthracite ......... 16.00 per ton Delivered who is one of the beat breeders of kad influe=a fbir a *W V11e6kf3V b10'10 . .11411�`i".
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