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.. '' Wra. John Townsend, of HamUton, Decoration Day. -What is and has the occasion, and many were d4lighr,- companied Anderson and - '
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School Report. -The following is services will be held at the cerneter- little children are not awed by meet- vingston,;V�itana, is at present at derson being a sister of Mrs, Alfre
?.". th? report of School Section No. 9, ies of Hensall Union and M,eTaggart's ing even the Premier, for as we heard Grand Ben S, of many
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�0 The promotion examinations for those deceased brethre4 and of the �Ze- present in presenting his little g -rand family -Th trustees of S. S, No. 6, home again for the Fourth of July,
D; who were not promoted at Easiter bekah Order will be decorated. Mr. nephew, Cd,arey, son of Mr. T. C. Hay, hav . a elipged Miss GTace Pep- their g1reat National day -Quite
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I,; ,�4 ". Total, 750; Pass, 450: Hazel MeLach- vtce commencing as soon as possible the Honorable Gentleman much amus- Tuesday. -Mrs. D. B. McL nairs O— Ad —Ill- �
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."', , no Ou , e a - gave him another little clap, the spending :a few we,eks visiting rela- -places where they have become a.
X "� mer Broadfoot, absent for all exam- most interesting one and well worth little fellow, with more emphasis, said: tives andfiieuds in St. Tbomas�-Mrs. little cracked or damaged. This is a
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I'll I., 750; Pass, 450- Helen Broadfoot, 493; Citi,zemzl Band will be present and en- is needless to say this called forth many fr�ends ind relatives in Hen- that "a stitch in time Often saves
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I 11 Marg�aret Hay, Alex. Irvine, absent; ing is the Primary Room, Hensall but of cou a i v,e -of position either by the frost or
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...... � Marjory Hay, recommended. �I to Public School Teport of June exa
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F"'. McKay, 346; Lorne Hay, Follick, 85; Dorothy Drum�nond, 83; enting to Lady Ferguson of a beau- family *ill cam wen, of Calgary, Alta., who is and
� 335; Russell Hodgert, 331; Billy Lillian Beeswax, 79; Olive Brock, 77; tif-ul bouquet of roses by a little girl, season�The W. C. T. TJ. County Con- has been for a number of Y an
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"'� , Jeean Irvine. Anna Love. Primer- Manns, 74; Harold Higgins, 71; Irene acknowledgement of the pleasure it ham on Judy Sth, promises to be a it, together with his wife and mem-
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''I Robbie McLachlan, Gle Houston, Smale, 71; Mary Littiv, 64; Myrrn,i gave her to receive and to -be present wonder-ful .�u- * ' ' s a,; the services of hers of the family:
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,., �.Iv Helen Doig. NuniT>er on roll, 27; Hudson, 64: Mu 'el Hoskin, 44. First at the beautiful and picturesque vil- Mist MeCorkeincesali, have been. secar- a son of the late MY. Alexander Me -
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" average attendance, 24.94. - G. G. -Edgar Wurm, 915,; Harold Bell, lag,e of Bayfield on such an occasion. ed. 'Miss MeCorkindale haa recently Ewen, the bomestead -farm now being
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Notes. -Mr. William Finlayson who
Ronald Peck, 879; Violet Beeswax, 68;
May Wolfe (abs�ent). Jr. Primer-
onserva- cul-ra ng in(, nome Of Uxs. J. atives and friends, who. are pleased
tive on the grounds, being in h is 92-nd W. Peck, after hcr recent operation, to meet hirri again. Lucile Py-
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has been princip&l of U. S- S- No- 9,
Hay and Stanley, the Blak"
Alvin Lindenfield, 90'�',; Loretta Bell,
year. The prize for the largest Con-
servative family on the
has recovered emough to be able to be-
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bus, of Windsor, who is spending her
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for some years, has resigned to ac-
89; Grace Wurm, 8s; Robert Drys-
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easily won by Mr. Scotchmere, of
outside and h&r fri(-nds are pleased to
see her again. -Mr. and Mrs. Walter
vacation with her PaTents ii�ear here,
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cept a similiar position in the school
at Wellesley. Mr. Mrs.
d a I e, 85; Je,an Foster, 82; Lloyd
Brock, 76.
near Bayfield, with a family of four,
for bad our friend
Moffat and little daug1hter, Lois, of
was a guest over th week end t
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her aunt, Miss AL PYbus, of this vil-
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son, who ,have resided in Zurich, are
Liberal A ociation Meeting. - A
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and worbhy coun-
cillor, Mr. Robert Higgins hal all his
Brucefield, speo
, the week end with
Mrs. Moffat's n�othvr and sister. Mrs.
lage.-A r f our er
numbe o lov s of
games ar��., looking forward to
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making preparations to move to their
and
I Federal Liberal Association fo(r South
family present with him, he could
have 'hands
Fisher returnea, to B ce eld with.
ru fi
a ball
tournament to be held at Thames Road
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'new home. -Mr. Gordon Walper,
inember of the staff of the local Bank
a Huron was he4d in the Town Hall on
won with down, so to
speak, with a family of eight -a gold-
them, and williernain with them for
a few days. Mrs.
on the Ist July, where a number of
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of Montreal, has been transferred to
Friday last, when there was a fair
attendance and much interest
en opportunity ,lost -but we are now
leading
-Mr. and Thomas
McNeal and Mi -5. W. Higgins and
everits are scheduled to take place
throughout the day. -Mr. G. C, Petty,
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the branch at Simeoe. Mr. Tewks-
bury, of St. Marys, has been trans-
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f,,ted in the meeting. The chair was
u-) to another very interest-
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ing event connected with the judging
daughter, -Per,61, of Clinton, spent the
Robert D. Bell and George Brock, as
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ferred to the Zurich branch. - Mr.
very ably filled by Dr. Shaw, elected
President
of the babies, when Mr. and Mrs. T.
week end at the borne of Mr. and, Mrs.
Robert Higgins6--Mr. J. W. Skinner,
delegates to the Grand Lodge of In-
dependent
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and Mrs. C. L. Smith are holidaying
as of the one association,
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while Mr. T. G. Shillinglaw very ef-
C. Joynt won second prize for their
little son, Donald.
Who'was taklen,to the 'hospital last
Order of Oddfellows, gave
very interesting reports at the meet-
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with friends in Carrick township- NO
Herald -wi
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ficiently discharged the duties of
Secretary.
Thus it will be
seen that Hensa4l and its members on
week for'treatmont, is improving
nicely, and his*any friends be
ing hold on Tuesday ev4ening of last
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Mr. Clayton Hoffman, .-
of Galt, is
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Nelson Pwrliameirt and Miss Zoe
the different coxnmibtqes plake&,4quite
a� important
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pleased to see hdrW again and hope
week and report the Order as making
gx�eat progress or in the common ven-
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spending the week with his parents
here-Zarich Band
Steverts, of Toronto, were well de-
part in the picnic,,
Briefs -Last week your correspond-
he vii -11 soon be restored to his usual-
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iteplar, "booming.'�-Mr. and Mrs,
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played at the
garden party hold in Kippe'n on Mr.
livered, bristling with good ints for
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the Liberal
ent played what f n
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good health. Mrs,, . Skinner re-
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James Barnett, of Toronto, are visit-
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W. CooperAs lawn on Tuesday even-
party and drives at th.?
Policy Of the Opposition
Hookey, or took off his ac
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at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Thomson, Mrs. Barnett's
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ed to play at tb�e big tattoo at Gode-
and were
both listened to with much pleasure
week's holiday on the principle "that
all work and no Play makes Jack a
Winch i
elsea, 8 71i ng at her home
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rich on the evening of July Ist--A
and interest by all Present. At the
closing part of the meeting it was
dull boy," but this week we are en.
('eavoring to
absence. -Mr. and
Mxs�W. N�nhale, of Exeter; Mn. A.-
tinued V9.17 serious i of Mrs.
11ness
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-Els n at the home of her
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number from the village attended the
annual
carried to -hold a convention on the
send in a few items
which, we trust, may be of
Ford' and son, Lome, of Detroit, and
Mr.
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son, Mr. Robert Higgins, M
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meeting of the Liberal As-
Sociation for South Huron, held at
third Wednesday ftern, on on the
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les's in rest to the reade e
te rs of Th
and M rs - J,ohn -Penhale, of the
Lake Road, were�visitors the home
having of late suffered several ver y
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FF-ensall last Friday -Quite a number
month of July, which will be July
21 &t, and wi 11 b'e held in the Town
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Expositor, that paper which goes in- of Mr. and Mrs_ -Robert Higgins last
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&evere, strokes, the last.one about a
week ago, which at hew advanced
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from the village and district attende,�
the circus at London Monday.-
Hall here.
so Many homes in the north, south,
east and west. -As there will be
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week. -Alt the en garden party,
Mr: Samuel . I
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is most serious�Mr. and Mm. Alex.
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Mr. M. R. Rennie and family, of
Presentation. -The United Church
held
no
Public celebration here on the Amt of
Re , 'edlatributed a very
fine solo, entitled "Asleep in the
Henry, of Cass City, Mich., spent a
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Seaforth, visited at the home of his,
their usual Weekly night I,eague
meeting on Monday evening of this
July, our .residents will, no doubt,
many them,
DeeA' and was accompanied b Y Miss
few days recently with Mrs. William
ammis
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Mother, Mrs. L Rennie. of this vil-
4age over the wee -k ff. IT,
week- The meeting was. opened in
of spend the day where it
is being celebrated and at different
E leanar Fisber-2fris. Georgo Scott
and daughters have
Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan, of Har-'
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N�et, townshiT) road superin6ndent.
the usual way with the singing of a
hymn, and Mr. W. C. Pearce opened
Points along the litke shore . - Oar
bowlers beginning
been visited by
several of their _keladves during the
rington West, spent the week end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Yo1mg,
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the main street le%ding south Gut of
the meeting with Prayer, after Which
the following
are to long for
some good matches and chances of
past week, includfhk MTs. Ballautyne's
son -Miss Grace Chapman, ig
Mrs. Dirnean's p1ments, of the New�
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the 011age, and the work has been
well done
programme, in cha -a
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of Mrs. L. Simpson, was given: Solo
winning. -Dr. R. P. 1. Dougall, while
recently visiting in London, took
who in
training for a nur" at Hamilton, re-
Gonimercia,3 .-On Saturday afternoon
its M. nlis and
last M. Miss J. Bucharr�
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and the road is now 'qaf('
for all kinds of traffic -Last FridAy
by Mrs. Lee Hedden; reading by Miss
Elva Shaddock; instru Mental
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opportunity of vi
ha rig his tonsils re-
cently spent Sunday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mta,-VV!1111Am Chapman,
an of -the 11'ensall Public School staff,
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duet by
Miss Greta Lammie and Master Leon-
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moved, and w ile absent for. a few
days,' Mr. Russell MacKay,
a:nd is getting ajong nicely with her
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Pleasantly enteAained their
pupigs at the spring creelk farm of
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village by the score 1.1 to
ard Hoggarth, were much enjoyed.
Who has
conipleted his medical course
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new duties-"' Greta Larlarrile, to-
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of In. On
Monday evening on the local diamond
After this a veTY interesting co test
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was hold. Miss Viola
according to requirements of the med-
gether with rl f ends, t)
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Misses ShRy and'Sells, took part in
the school,, Mr. McEwen very kindly�
throwing his
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local team h- the swo r I , I
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,announced that group No. 2 had won
ical faculty, wiR have to pracM--e
al6hg with some other doctor -k
some four concer
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grounds open to the
teachen and sclukars, and all'present
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SUMMER WEAR 1�'
MEN'S -AND YOUNG MEN'S SUMMER
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especially 'tailored
for aummir wear at $1 3.50 `o_$Z4-Vfi_fl- -�
OMNG TROUSERS-Thd .Zevr 'shad . es
of Grey Flannel 4tA And
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OUTING SHIRTS -Collar attached, in
blue and white hnd many fancy patterns'
The noted Regal make.
at ................... $1.95 toS2.95
SPORT HOSIERY --Fancy .stripes and
cheeks in blue, grey, brown, fawn and -
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SPORT SWEATERS -In pullovers and
coats; colors of blue and grey cheeks, red
and. green cheeks and nr_ to
heathers, at ........... Slaw $4.50.
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Penman's Balbriggan Combination
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at .... : g.....— .. . $1.25.L
Nnar;�K erino Co4ii��* '* * * -
Oil
at .............. ............ $1.95
B. V. D'i W W" buttons and no .... $1.00
buiton;, at
h thletic Combination
-I at ..�,�-� .......... I ............ $1.50
Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers . .............. 58C to 95C
1, ,,,� 0 1 -S GCuLdOn num- report a very enjoyable afternoon SATURDAY SPECIALS
� 1 1� 4 o 3. the prize, and called upon Mrs. L. charge of his office very efficiently for bers were greatWianipyed. - Miss spent in games te foll; o
I I Both te-ams hit the ball freely, wbir,h, Simpson and daughter, may, to come the few days he' was absent. - The Lawrence, , races, e ., I wed Boys' Black Cotton Stockings lie
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�. cOuVW -with a number of orrors, roll- to the front and receive the prize, farmers, as well as gardeners in this and favorably known here as a nurse, at ................ ............ 4mc
.. ed UP the scare. the gifts being half dozen Madeird and seerm to touch the right spot Men's Grey Work Sox
,� section, are greatly pleased with the having had severAl local cases in past following pleasures and exercises that
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"t,", in along Years, was here l4sft week spending a 28c
V,,�. KIPPEN a French ivory tray and comb. Miss and the fine promise of an abundant day or so with wakens up an appetite_Th�e man- Men's Shirts with collar to match
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�� . Higgins then read the following ad -her friends, Mrs. J. agers or trustees of Hensag U tel
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IV Notes. -Mrs. Bertha Keys, of Mar- dress: M",. L_ Simpson, Miss Mae gall and vicinity motored or took the I ni at .............. ............. $1.95
���,�,�' lette, Mich- was a visitor with -Miss Muri6t Keys, recently spent a nients, ar d the church and parson- .at .............. ....
J�i-�!, M`T- Simpson, Hensafl, Ont. Dear friends: train for London on Monday last to Oun ........ $1.15
1 and Mrs. George E. Thom -won during 'week with her relatives, Mr. Murray age grounds, nnd are constructing a Men's Fancy Silk Sox
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�. , ion with hef' brother, John E., ing holidays at her home in Cliffqxd,
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2� , Butt spent Sunday with relatives in want to gl9O express to You our ap- exception where the mother would not ers still report sales very good and teachers, is spending her vacation at
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- the Sacrament of the LoTd�s supper al service among us. A-9 a Might little girl to go, but 5 he wearied was.—Services in the United Church McDonald, wh t her mothe a
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�, � ,. VWII be disperised in St. Andrew's token of our friendship and esteein, her with pleading And coaxing, she on Sunday last vre,re conducted morn 0 wi h r nd
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&�� �y�,, 0dirton, accompanied by his daugh- trusting so far as to com- ing, and evening 'by Rev, Mr. Jones, weeks ago fors visit, recentl
i��� . that they will serve as a re- Promise matter I y under-
1�;,� ftr, were vi&itaw at the Manse- this s by saying, "Now, if of Staffa, he exc��Pging duties with went wri operation for appendicitis,
, . " I membrance of those pleasant times Yon are a very good little girl for, Rev. A. Sinclair, *Ii6m. he had invit- and
� ,r.� , Week—A fine patriotic service was together in our League. W,p trust na -we belie the operation was sue-
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, ,1,1 ys a week, and do everything mother M to preach for hfm� At open air and cessful, andvt'arust that when she re-
,14Q�"', h,$d in the United Church on Sabbath also th-st though You Will be absent wants you to do, I will take you—mind special services on thtf Sundayo and turns to her home she will be much
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,N,�,;ij�;'�,�'` , the address on "Canadian Citi7e`11- unbroken- We also joili heartily in the coining Sunday to see your grand. a frien . T. J. Derry
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lj".1��"_ _., 11.1. ve" goccess and hap- �nother's grave. "---CdrmeI Presbyter. Casiaft. The Rev.c.-Ux. Jones deliver- month's holida with her sons, Wil-
, '�' ,jl,,. OY -the Misses Mary Thom -son and piness in Your new howe� Signed on fan Church is holding a garden party ed veiy good and -Well thought out son and p4way
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. iggins, an the fine lawn of James A. Bell, on discourses, 'evening service 'Wi-ndsor�Mrg. Samras, of betrait, �
1111-1111 6d as wag also the Altbeni, "Take President; Gerald _ParquhAr, Secre- Thursday evening, the 8th.
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..",,�11'1,11,,�11, � , �,, � , oir.—Schools fiave now closed for tbanWd them for the very unexpect- Quarbette, Of Seaforbh, and addresses are You -worth?" ihd dlaaling with and Mrt. llatr�, Pivie�._Misn ,-R#Ien
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" t lummer vacation and teachers and ed gifts to herself and daughter, to- by the neighboring miTiisters,will be the subject in its' -biany Phases and t1dei'who holds a varygood position
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A�_111 .-I-111, UpilA are eWoyiwg a few well earn- gether with the verY kinddry addres giv", and no doubt a go6& tinte is lay .g particular, �j�.W6S ,
�'�`;,ti'l ;1"" L; h6lidays, Many, of our Younger wbich tbey.so much appNot a in , ,44 to how as tales -14,0*,,' , -6 Mi*, Un- -
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__ "N , d in 4tOTe for all attending. — Much much a person wat�,iO��th,_ or& fro - don, 4 6171elnor a coupli of W,e#ksl
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.;, " -�-;;,,! .. '�" � are the op- Beverly Beaton,. tee V sy .—Mr' Samo-s , Xo,rrow, of ..
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.. 9:311, �; Miss � Dototby of money worth v0f6kW,Jj.q,be stated, i
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�,,,,� -nd GTeex, Over the loss of their little was very 8-Woudil�p,t Anipeg, Man., ii� hi�r6 v1sift at;
the League, a , ,�:�j,64t of the t1,
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j:"V7;"'�$,�,V #141q,% 0��:�' I .1 I tu ;�_ with her parents, Mr. and lead up to som VVY 'IS
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9 , , , _ 021� 1. � ganied P&te& to have. Mrg, Jonadi Grean,A V e ? A'4fA �Votntg, such vi4itijit a nVtnber 6f th6jk fn,4 S.—,
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