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settled,'Wany Years. 4 by Toronto, is visiting -at the home of heaA attack I -11 " certained, as sudden death of Mr. Oliver Harris Ill., to visit relatives. -Messrs. W. L, in St. An e nit ,�,1, .",
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raore than 25- acres to a family, and Notes. -Miss Muriel Brit -ton, of Wednesday last when the Women's friends he was a a ' t swimmer. shock to all who knew him. Mr. Har- up north. They report good fishing ,,.,:,,", --
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eked out 'a mea existence through Mitchell. spent Sunday with Mr. and ., d -by the ris had been repairing rail fences and and wonderful scenery. -Mr- and Mrs, the congregation. We -believe that .,.,� ' ��-"i�4 "'
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to thVee-or,felpi.huidred aei�es, most- Sunday with My. and Mrs. W. C. he be :�.', pproximately way toward the house, but felil un + ty
ly clear of encumbir�nc&�, they, have Bennett. -Miss Elva Little and bro- resprected citizen of this village in half an hour had ' ed from the conscious, and his daughter saw him per's blacksmith shop started a blaze �i .. , ... � .
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Jbe5.,l%AVe large fap- Ferg. Bullard and Miss Betty are J I restore, re, - ;.2 ailed.. The could be do ne, his life Passed away sulted. The damage was slight- so at the cupicuie JuS",y.at'1�1V__-.:_11r_ !" '.. ,
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to h& e, R. R. 2, Zurich, STAFFA FULLARTON was rescued in time to respond to several years. He was a present. -Messrs. Clayton and Clare tor of St. Andrew's church. It is -
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district; the white bean. Brown Renni'lon.-The fifth annual the efforts at rescuscitation and re- member of Duff's United Church, Wal- Hoffman, of Galt, visited at their some twenty years sinee Mr. and Mrs. 1. ..
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- the report of the Promotion Examfna- is survived by his home here over .Sunday. -Mr. and �:%.
practically all the credit for this reunion of the descendants of James covered. I ton! Mr. Harris I' �
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Mable McDonald, 72; Sylv'a Tuffill, The date, earlier than on form r - hi. 100-a re farm, being Lot 7, Con. mother, and who more than welcome �� ... � 'I',
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,climate of tbe�distriet are particular- 65; Mary Harburn, 62; Edith Tuffin, years, was so fixed in consideration to, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. sels. The sympathy 6f the commun- 10, Hay, to Mr. Harrington Fink- her to their midst again. Mrs. Cobb . , t*
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of the crop. Last year, he stated 60. To Jr. IV -Marvin H'arburn, 69; border, the 4th of July beang their ronto, is holidaying tinder the par- W. G. Neal is improving the appear- -Mr. 0. H. Ehnes, of Calgary, Alta., I - �:_..',.'�� I I I
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grown in the county, yielding approx- Drake, *47. To Jr. 111 ----' Marion had be,in berld at London's beautiful ton attended the Old Boys' and Girls' 4W of this village, at present. -Mr. and of the London Road, and also among 'A' , ",
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'hundred -odd French sgeaking famil try). To Jr. 11-Fredeiiek Jones, Iva our young folks att(,n,!,-d the summer in Michigan this week. -On Monday last Sunday evening and attended the .�,,_-
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ies in the lake -front settlememt, Gov- Leary, Harry Drake, Agnes Miller, Concessiclit 17, township of Fullarton, school at Goderich thi� week. - Mr. W. M. S. -The regular monthly evening Zurich baseball team waus de-' . - . .1 -�,
eminent statistics, which I secured at Leslie Miller, *Carl Elliott. To Jr. 1. Perth County. This property pur- John Archibald, of Tuckersirtith, spent meeting of the W. M. S. was held in feated at the Thames Road diamoni lannive7sary services being heldthere. , :11 , .
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the office of Agricultural Represents- -Beatrice- Harburn, Zoe Drake.- , -Mrs. Frplans and little daughter, ".1 .
chased from the Canada Company the week end with M r Ross McGre- the basement, of the church on July by that t, -am by the score of 5 to ".: \�,r,, of Toronto, are visitors with I I 1,
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rnarkedilly between the years 1910 and .0. father, James Brown, Sr., 'n 1846. William Britton. -Mr. Clarence Clark meeting was opened by singing hymn ; Grand Bend on Wednesday. ,.Mr. Johns has .shown some improve- ... ... I ��
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County 'of Huron- in 1910 the acre- Notes. -The Misses Warren, If Lanark and took up the�r residence W. Carter, J. Medd and F. Arm- er. Responsive Scripture reading,; ning. A car with an American license Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. il �
hge increased to'397; in 1911 it Medicine Hat, are visiting at the on the bank of the Thames. This strong were in Kitrhvrf�r on Wednies- Act 4:23-37 was led by Miss Munro �plat,e coming into Drysdale from the . Tarrips Bowey this week.-Mlaster Ross �.
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shot up to 5,482. During the years of 'on Sunday. -(Rev.) Mrs. Snell and owner and because of its association �rought up was qat:�factorfly ae- Ontario Women's Prohibition Corn-�driver seemingly Inst control, owing Last Sunday morning Mr. Miller Me- , �,,r'!
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- at 14,548 acres. Following the slunip Miss Snell, and Miss Ellington ac- -.0 Football. -In reply - - the Stratford be held some time in the near future. 1 missed a telephone pole by inches, ,,red the Sunday School with a lovely ,;'....'..
In prices during 1919-20 it went down companied theni.-Mrs. F. Johnston ,;�,,; - .
iting her bro- DUBLIN Beacon -Herald, regai I rig the game I MrF. Ratten1jury, Mrs. Haugh and then .shot back on to the road and 11solo, which was much appreciated by - �1.
to the neighborhood of 8,500 and frorin has returned after vigi in Stratford, it do- ot become a J Mr-. Addison were appointed by the I llpqet into the left hand ditch. Th� I I
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to the 10,000 acres of last year. A]- Brunsdon, of Yorkton, Sask., have re- giving a social evening on Friday. baby fashion. The hivi: handedness of I po ition As Press Secretary ,of Soci i: he ,wcupants escaped with minor in- ; �on, Gordon. and Mrs. Harold Geigherk � I., I'll .
Seaforth Orchestra will furnish good Find daughter. Dorothy. all of London, , .. "I 1.
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-the French-CanadiaTi famera '.urned aftervisiting the fortne . the referee, Mr. I a are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. .11., � '.
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have been the chief growers of for the ocenaion.-Mr.q. James _ ,
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crop, the credit for its introduction is The Women's Institute will hold their ask for is a fair deA'. and when we ed as Press Se (,Elgie, who has been visiting with .. I
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John 'Schnei'der, who lived about two home of Mr. W. Brigham. They have ter.- 11 grace, for the boys st.. good-losers�. aion Band. We are sorry to lose I i � The Late Robert Reed Anderson-inrid Mrs. Isaac Jarrott and Mr. and 1,11,4 A"
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woil 6.1 on a fair field and no favors read the topic frowl the study book, ...A"I'', ',�
Mn&es -about fd� acres of begns r,lelock. There will also be gaines Ind ti6h at Mitchell Tuesday. He has .. I there following an operation for ap- Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, of London, .. :1N, "
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off 88 acres. His best Yield -Iias boet' , - 8 the interests of their country atheart.' I i,d to havp th(, operation before the I �-,h Dayman is visiting with friends in "I". . � ..
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r-, -'.' ' rikht to the edge of the olay tcli& pTesent visiting under the parent,i evening. -Mrs. J. J. Gaffney and Mr.., Under the ansp'(,(,s of Hamilton Priving and thletic ss n. parenis being Mr. and Mrs. Richard. to succ"d Miss Mellis, who recently . .� I 11
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'J" �, ,.., '06P dwing. fl,4-��'i�gi�,!�,uw.�"."ft,�--of tin,_ of Galt, anS Dr. Burrows, Guelph, Fatal Motor Accident�His skull - . . I'
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