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. . . costs. - So? * 1 4" � - , � � -Liielli , 't I & all report a most enjoyable time itad . -
-, . her of the prohibition family, "The mediater, bus " e; senior, say "Dan's a jolly good fellovr.'�Mr. Moor for the Bouni, . . ..
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these, The piotective.Wfiff of � which Isles 11-oln'the coast of Eurdpe. Na- courage for. the fight., We have gone 0 '; A itch- Charlie MeKinuon, as -he was called' .. 'I,
R bert Uambrill A . 'of Exeter, his wife and family have moved to week.—Mr. and Mrs. Pope, of Ki
, he isso able -a defender, is not doing too long arm -in -arm ort Alliance con- graduated froin'the","t"d' '*?Q, which New Ontario. The elder children will , �'_
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- the p6ople of tho end provinces of vention day and been bitter opponents certificate qualifies- ` �'& of Aft. and Mrs. John Dalton.—AUss,
. , ' great. trading and manufacturing 1*10 ��,j teachers, be missed at High School where three I
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4 , it is no kood in a Wn -one. 'What is . "God and the ocean., Some say that prohibition of the 27th, at the h, ly� - �': arriett the doctor to live where hunting and Downey left on Thursday for Chica- he 'has visited the scenes of his y in I
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good.for the goose is not nleceagarily In high - eab,al, This is granted, but it must be con- ficiating, when Edna-,,Iy —The highway be- ;ccompanied by her uncle and aunt, all of those that he knew here have 1-t
highly advantageous to the gander. .,, youngest rnany attractions.
We have it on poetical authority. Have made us what we are.', ceded in this day and age that any- daughter of Mri. 4 '-aho the late tween Mit�heoll and Dublin is now who have been spending the past two gone to their re"'ard. His SOIL, .I.."'I", ,
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The Maritimes like England, have one not in favor of iminediarte pro- George Lavip, beeiiiii4*10' ' bride of completed and will be open to A, M Ki , ., �
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�, the natural resources. tinlike Eng- hibition is either one with some sel- Mr. A -Ilan Grant Sylve*.06 of Toron- public in less. than two weeks. We —Miss Mary Delaney, dalilghter of man of Chk,g,,l ace-ompayded his . I" _. .. ,-,' I
_14 1 Hfs wife could eat no leap" landi they. bav,e refused to take ad- fish object in view or'is mentally de- to. Mi4j5 Emma Lavisj�� ter of the hope the stretch from Dublin to Gode- M.r. and Mrs. John Delaney, had the father and � �� .
Ir these twain-were-caie, made , after visiting friends an&. '.' - :�,
so though vantage of 1:6, ocean,. The' ocean ' 0, playing rich will be done next year, as there misfortunq� to break her arm T en . T �� ��.;,��,
- riest or, ipinister `their.Aigeaw , , . ect'veior characteristics that unfit bride, presidio' at the ee tlY elatim - in 23me count - mitok", �, � I _.
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brih6 the ivorld to-'th-6--doors of the them judging even in respect to soft - bridal music, ianP;'_44Rftng . the are many bad spots in it—Mr. Dennis —The many friends -a--Mr.. Thomas c-,smitih -fe, songr 1.-_��4_�.� , .
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the-Mv'erjenee'61! 'appetites. Even so, grain from Canada to Europe than' we temperance people should work Thompson sang, ,*, Promise Me." of McKillop, are daily improvin I he is recovering. . non's home at Gerinfask, Michigan. �� �'.,
accojaink to Mr. Heighen, is 't'with to move it from London to Southamp- harmoniously together and not be Miss Lavis wore ai'lle6ming gown of I health, from runaway accidents.g Alin .0. . �, 11 ,
the Maritimes. They are, in his ton when it gets 'there. It is access divided, as we often are on election orchid geo ' ar .0. ,.!. . ,.. I
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so he proposes to take away the kets, that will yet remake the Mari - day by the small end of nothing. Summer flowers and a profusion of I � BRUCEFIELD .z_ ,
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"benefits" received, andgiving it back tery of the art of politics and s exist now as compared with what' day afternoon with Mrs. Geo. Swan George Picke-ft, of Detroit, is spend- . 1. �q I
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It Is To Laugh. should not lessen our zeal in having . on a "call to prayer." Edythe Bowey ' ,! .
Made as a proposition by anyone and going out after the trade of the the O.T.A. given at least the standing read from the Missionary Messenger, and Frank Leslie, of Ingersoll, spent .. ,�
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I'll- - world they are little likely to hang Sir Wiftiam Hearst, "its organizer` A Heroine of the North Country," i N'.
,* in a less prominent position than Ar- on to the boot strap policy of Mr. Sunday at the home of Mr. and , 4 _�M
-n, this idea intended, and it is ours to see to its i 'd, George Wheatley.—Mr. Alvin Dodds . _',%;
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ghen. Shrewd men will.want to I has secured a school for the coming �,i�; ..
laughed out of court. Mr. Meighen enforeement, Thurs., 1926 Jackson among the Cree Indians in 'I ,
count the cost. They will be unwill- Red Tavern section, I'll.
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Will argue it with all seriousness. ing to accept Mr. Meighen's vague � Tuckersmith.—Miss Mabel Living- .1
V His .subtle algebraical and dialectical intimations of a new Heaven built up that is now just in the making, they . ;son gave the current events for the stone is engaged as teacher for the I 15
1 m pon the by taking money out of one pocket apparently would like to confine their , (lay, after which the president took coming year for Kippren public school. . 1� .
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_ the fervor of the neophyto of a new is too heavy, the' danger too great. protection and the misdoings of the In event of ram the Tattoo will be huld the following night, was brought to a close by singin" �
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i� upon to carry it out, he could deny party that recently was. There may Binds," and repeating together the '.
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, last session he denied the brick for COCLEGIATE NOTES ly so," in respect to our interchange Three Special Features. , .ue
- brick tariff whiSh formed an integral The Lowef School DepaiLtmental of products witif Uncle Sam and other I Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Sproat, the home of Walter Willison, will re- ,�. Z. 11
part of his previous political cam- Certificates which have just been re- such things. The appointment of in- Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ray. former. turn to their home Saturday. Mrs. . �.".. I
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Look Again. our affairs or enforce our laws may . to, and their son, Mr. W. N. 1,
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starts with an Obvious truth always i.ng the past year. Some three hun- this, of course, should be avoided. In Will accompanied them on a inotor he.re. .1;"
- an excellent plan in defending a dred and twenty credits were granted respect to these matters it remains . trip to Niagara Falls, which was Death of Mrs. Thomas It. Living- ,..
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I �, the end provinces of Canada have re- candidates failed in one subject each. judgment to work for us. Can these Robb, of St. Catharine.,, and their on Thursday, August 5th, Mary �!.
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protection. Write that upon -ther'tab- indicate thab the standards of ef- office who dare not commit themselves Under of Mr. and ,Mrs. Moodie la'St week. Thomas E. Livingstone, in her 57th :..I,,, I .
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lets of enduring ihemory.. British ciency soet by the staff and on election day Or whose judgment i Miss Robb sang a solo in the United I year. Mrs. Livingstone was a daugh- -.1
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10 , Columbia, Alberta and Maritime' ty the pupils are higlier than those so defective in respect to the liquo's The liand' under the leadership of Mr. Toin Miller, ; Church at. the morning service, which, -ter of the late Joseph Townsend and 111. '.
. I - required by the Department of Ed'u- r who was leader of the Solaforth Band many and M.r,�. I was born on the 2nd Concession of .:''... .
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? pxovinces, on the basis of high pro Seaforth. Masters in Ontario. Other Bands will be her�- week aftj,,:.- spendingi a wvok wit.11 she. was united in marriage to her . I I I
, as a policy, were therefore a complete list of promotions from froin Goderich, Mitche-11, Clinton, Zurich, Brod- �
lr� tection he friends in Preston and with Mr. and bereaved husband. About twenty ::::-.,
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point in the new policy. That point the pupil must take that subject dar- , faith, which carried her through the �11. � I
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the centre. That has been frequent- Burrows, G. Charters (C. Hist.), T. bacon, 10; thick smooth, 16. 1 No. 24 Death of Mrs. John G. Grieve— All through life. she was a living .1.1. , 11 11
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. ing. It has been true in the 'United iner A.,Hanna, M. Hughes (Geog.), 1,568; select bacon, 430; thick smooth, club. - � here on Tue�day of Mrs. John a. and her influence was felt, not only , , . . I
States—it must follo* in -the Mari� W. '11�Donald, M. McDonald, G. Mc- 890; heaVies, 110- extra heavies, 11; I (;rievol. Mrs. Grieve was one of the in the home, but with all those with .... ;
times. . Laclilan, A. McNaughton, M. McNay, shop hogs, 67;.1ijilt. and feeders, 4. 4 oldeRt and best known residents of whom she mingled. Sbe had several , . .',;
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next step. He proposes to apply this S. Sheffer, M. Shinen, F. Souter, 1. . The best display ever staged in this town. They wa- I.: I
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idea-vto coal. He wants to bTftig tht? Wallace, D. Wheatley, V. Wheatley, will be under the direction of Hand and Co., of this time completely helpless, yet she 11'.�,;,, 1
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-- coal �from Nov9 Scotin and Alberta, E. Wolsh. Money liamilton, and will be put on at different times I "I '.
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I ' United Church of Varna circuit, held 'W. M. S. meeting, held .at the home to Himself to bf -,� L ,,�� .
ly i# 00'0 600 tons of coal per ailnum, C. Arrdstrong, G, Black� E. Broadfwt, of Mrs. James Simpson last Wedrics- pain and suffering, and to be ever ',., � .
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0", , _ I .1 . . vd,11 Its OT 161&[P�j '0. .Thbtt'� Arith.), J. Web. , . . light, splendid music, splendid time. 1 Tho girls, clothing that was being City of Gold," after which it'he w4iis� ,,,,,.'.",�,�
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( � *,bul ay 6t� a6faj; , ) kab, A. Waight, in . - li I - made was handed in and was sent carried to her resting place In. � 11.1. I
" �, 1�',� .., , . 11 � .11 � - . I away that week. The meeting closed family plot in Clinton Cei-7 4,11 A ,I 1.1 "! ..
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