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� I - ' " , ��*A'0 �` Choriw on Mr. GeL,wge Williams, I i,'.,,r.-u'.*ng Technical School at Loia- 'worst storm of the winter was on rue.jon and -- , w, I . a better grade we are shov�n An G"Amplial;. al; - '.. ., � -
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jpold in il�e Forester's Hall, Belgrave, e.ert last Friday evening was an ex- proaching spi time, when nice . A. - . .,f 1, .:7".
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paces of the Belgrave L. 0. L. attended. Splendid violin selections on hand. -We are glad to see Mr. lie, E116144 .van .
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M11 'n Sinclair, Clara' Ztiefle, month or so visit with relatives in I .10 I � , I I . �,. - 14 --
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I . -hre from 840 until 11 o'clock, were given by James Lindsay and Ar- Thomas Kay, of Tui;kersmith, out Bell, X .' I dffeient places including the Statepf .. � - �� I- .
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I- . ��'Z;uciug after. Lunch served. - Mrs. hur Peck; songs by A. Dunn; quart- and around again after being laid up Lula Lill' Hoskins' � I 1. .. -
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,7�, . are spending the week with friends Scotchiner, Lucy Woods, Mrs. Paull; Bowey, of our village, visited with Welsh. .,,T -r, IV -Bob Houstop, Mabel I . I I . . I :. .i Q" . go
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in London. -Miss Dorothy Hammond solos, Lucy Woods; recitation, Lucy . I Ken- I � .
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�.. I. 'has left for Kitchener, where she will Woods; sailor songs, A. Dunn, H. ings, fte � ., 1. I ' "7-&.1r I .1 11 I
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� I'� � I .,,'train for a nurse in Scotchmer and Rev. F. H. Paull; piano radios in and around our village have Howard'flemphill, Lizzie Beam, B6ryU . . SEAF4040W "I . I , -I'. 4 I
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�, . . I - ospital-Mr. C. L. Cline, station selections, Mrs. Paull. The new in- ,listened to some fine concerts during Drumna6md, Eleanor Skirmer,� Edna quite a dem�and for houses to rent TELOPH04B 11 � OPPOSOR COMMERCUT. Ropw ..� -4 .
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.. I'-,. � ty while attending a hockey match. much improvement: Mrs. Paull, piano; of out village, who is among one of Sr.. 111-�Alioe Higgins,, Marion -Me- . , . . "I ..., . , . -- .111, �
. ,:,.,%, - '--Mrs. Elizabeth Vanstone and daugh- Mr. Paull, ukelele; A. Peck, violin; the best .bog raisers in this vicinity, Kay, Harold Foster, Florence MeDon- the supply does nqt.ciqual the demand =-,.;, -. ,--,-- -.�' . -1 � � I . ., � .. �p I
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,. I ter, Edith, who have been visiting at Harold Scotchmer, saxophone; A. recently sold a fine bunch, which wben ald, Norman, McKay, Will Drummond, - . I
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� . the home of Mr. Samuel Vanstone, of . . . I . �Mate '.
", � .. . ond part of the programme was a pounds apiece. son, 1.5abel Smaie, Gladys PAssnaeie, houses -Mrs. McTavish, of near St. the young people Of tho An li�*ari in seewino t1k-se Ew �-, , /�\
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1,1P " plifentitled, "A Likely Story." Those Roy Brock, Aldon Appleton, Harold Thomas, spent part of last week and 3hurch t� a fall house in the - ' XbGeb lof"i 1 1
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�',, taking part were Donald McKenzie, Appleton.L�William McKay, Teacher. . 1; .
.-AA. Kent Smith, son of C. P. Smith, of . . Lean. -Miss Elva Bolton, who is one a ai *,
t�71. � Harold Scotchmer, Lucy Woods, Mrs. HENSALL .Pres-entation.-On Friday evening, g n hepreisen�d in the Town Hall, as a superb 'ealteiWiier�:Axii�r'iiii Am - -, iy 'Aw Is
i" the Bank of Commerce, Wingham, has -
� 3, just received an a Paull, Annie McLeod, Dorothy Scoteh- February'the 18th, Mr. and Mrs. of the teachers on the Kitchener pub- Hansall, on Friday. evening, March personator of' Harik Laii4r,' '4ad
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I." y t friend, Miss Allan, of that city,spent 'of the worth -attending. After the close.of
", ally well. Several expressed the completely taken by surprise by a men's Club. As this was
1Y ernment Physician in Honduras. The our .share. Skinner% Store, Hensall. 9090-2 . one
- opinion that it was the best program large number of their neighbors ffiorn the week end here with relatives and best plays ever put On in Hen all, the 1he-41terary and musical part of the
';%v'. rung man, since graduating in medi- For Sale. --Solid oak sideboard bevelled . I 'S
"��-, they had seen given in the hall the Zurich Road for two and one-half friends and with her parents, Mr. hall -1 should be again fined to over- .prograrnme, dancing will'be the or&r .
�,�,. cine a few years ago, has had con- glass. Apply Thomas W. Dickson: Hen,sall ' -
;, siderable post graduate work and a New Books At Library. - S�veral 809012 milles south of it on both sides of the and Mrs. Gordon Bolton, a few miles flowing. Music- will be provided be- of the evening, for- all wis-hiog to
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� . . .., . lengthy experience on one of the big I new ,books have been added to the Subscriptions received far all Daily and road, coming to their home laden with east of our village. -Mr. John Young, tween acts. -The, Youths, Welfare . I
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I �,� Library, a list of these follows-- Weekly Newspapers at the Hensall p., good things for a lunch and pleasant who was the recent proprietor of the Club held their meeting on MonA�y dance$. There will, no doubit, be a T
, .,.-�%� � liners to India, and apparently his -Seventy Years a Sh ' - ttendance as thrs I .
� s. ''. , ability has been fittingly recognized I Biography OW Office. Patronize your Postmaster who Social time anJ which they most eer- Now Commercial Hotel and who dur- evening with a good attendance and large a Orangpimm
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, .� �� man, Sanger. Literature - Soldiers handles the papers. G. J.' Sutherland. P.M. tainly had, as the Shi"ay's are noted ing the past year sold out to Mr. with Miss Rena ' Hudson presiding. have had fine concerts in past years
1. I , I I - by those in authority in the old land. I Three, Kipling; Winesburg, Ohio, . r- their hospitality and fondness of' John Ealigson, of Stratford, was .n The meeting was opened with devo- and aim ae making this one of the - I
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. - - - I Sherwood Anderson; Winnowed Wis- goad company and everyone present the village during the past week re- tional exercises, the Scripture lesso best yet held. -Mrs. Bertha Bell r,e--- .
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I �' *, �-, , , : VARNA dom, Leacock; The Crime of Sylves-1 under the auspices of the South Huron felt right at home and ready for one newing acquaintances and his many was read by Mary Little, -and the turned home -last week 'from attend- 11 �.
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I �. � V, I Killed In Vancouwr.-Many friends tre Bonnard, Anatole France. Useful I of the good- old time social evenings. friends were pleased to meet him a- minutes of the last meeting were ing the millinery openings and alsop ;
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". " in Varna and vicinity will sincerely i Arts -The Singer and His Art, I tornoon of last week, was one of the To the suTprise of Mr. and Mrs�. Shir- gain. Mr. Young, together with Mrs. by Miss Helen Johnson. The follow- from a visit with relatives and frie
,."-�, regret to learn of the death of Allex- i Wronski; Roligion-The Man Nobody best and most largely attended ya-, Young and their little son, Jack, have ing numbers were given and much en- .
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.* ". ander T. Davidson, which occurred as 1 Knows, Barton; Travel -Wanderings ) spent, th�y were called upon to r6- been living since they left here with joyed by those presefit: Solo, Mr. P. by her ad. in this issue, is -diaplsylu�-. I
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. -., the result of a fatal motor accident! in Arabia, Doughty; Idle Days in I of grain, etc., and keen competition in ceive a number of fine community their daughter, Mrs. Duncan, of Har- Y. MeLaren; instrumental, Miss a wonderful stock of millanery.of the
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.,�, . 26th. Mr. Davidson was a son of i Terror in Russia, Melgounov; Junior I dresses were given by Prof. Squirrol, presentation being made by Mrs. Ed- London, and have been there for sev- d'en, entitled 17fie Prisoner's Song.', A meeting of the Hensall Horticull- .1 I
''I Rev. Thomas Davidsion, for a num- I Nature -The Jungle Book, Kipling ; I of the Guelph Agricultural Collegp, wards, Sr, and the address made b� eral months and enjoy residing in the The tt)pic was very ably tAen by Mr. tural Siaciety will be held in the Town . V I a.
. ber of years pastor* of Varna preq- i Junior Literature - Holly H,dg,, , and also by Mr. Overholt, of th, To- Mrs. Hugh McEwen, and while, as, city. -Mr. Mervy, Hall on Tuesday evening, March'Sth�,
ri Brown, of Toron- Thomas Dougall, entitled "The Clash - ,
6 ronto Inspection Department. Prof. we stated at the outset, that the Shir- to, spent part of last week and this of Color." Mr. Ward Forrest gave a
.11 byterian Church, and his early school Squirrel was the judge also of the convention recently held at Toronto I
I � ... I Temple Bailey. Fiction -The Free- ray family were completely taken by with his -parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. very interesting number, entitled at eight o'clock, when a report of the
,,, days were spent in -the village. A lands, Galsworthy; The Scarlet Sash,
I , . exhibits whide Mr. Overholt dealt wilil be given by our delegate, which
�11 Canadian press despatch from Van. Elson; To -morrow's Tangle, Pedlar; , surprise, both Mr. and Mrs. Shfrray Brown, and his sister, Mrs. J. Wil- "Wanted, A Wife," which was much
-, st intil win add greatly to the interest of
,�. Treading the Winepress, Connor; The mO estingly on what constitut- I
1. - touveT gives the following particulars: ed good samples and how to seleLt in short and sincere words, thanked son, of Stratford, who has enjoyed. -The intermediate hockey
� � "I "Alexander T. Davidson, aged 32, who Blue Castle, L. M. Montgomery; The them, and many other points of in- their kind neighbors and frierids for visiting at the parental home for the boys of Seaforth motored over 'the meeting. -Rev. Mr. McIlroy, of . J..
,.� had become well known to Canadian Dark Dawn, Ostenso; The Proper the beautiful and most usefull. pres- on Toronto, preached -with very much
I I terest. He also gave out the certifi- past month or so, coming here for Wednesday evening and played a ver,
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1-- Place, 0. Douglas; The God within ents given them and of the general the interests of her health following exciting game of hockey with the in- acceptance in Carmel Presbyterian
�.. work for the Dominion Department Him, Hickens; Mannequin ' Fannie i cates to those who had sent in sain- pleasure their visit had created and an operation. -Mrs. R. Bonth.ron, who termediates here on the Hensall rink, Church on Sunday last, to a gobd .1
m,.., � Hurst; The Black Hunter, Curwood; I Pl", to the Toronto head office. Mr. ' .4ized congregation. -The readers bf
".. ,of Botany in combating the spread that evening would always -be a pleas
. ', of blister rust- among British Col- Grain, Robert Stead; The People of Saunders, of Exeter, the up-to-date ant one to look back upon through - had been quite ilLfor the past week Ae, score being 9-6 in favor of Sea- The Expositor Vill no doubt be plead-
.,, President, expressed at the meeting or so, is at date Of writing much im- forth. Quite a number of hockey faris
�,� umbia forests, largE,.Iy by means of the Sea, Ibanez; Tarr, Wyndham the pleasure of the Directors at the nut their lives. So quietly and well proved. -Our merchantis thave been were present to witness the game- antly surprised to learn of the mar- V"
, Lewis; Red Ashes, Pedlar; Labels, A planned was the surprise given- by riaXe of Mr. Almond McEwen, fam-
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'.,�� aeroplane observation flights, was al- Hamilton Gibbs; The Black Knight, success of the show, 'both in point of the neighbors that your correspondent very busy in spare time'taking stock The Ladies, Guild of the Anglican iliarly known as "Lad McEwen, which --
; for several weeks, which -is always Church held a very successful sale of
� 7! most instantly killed here yesterday Dell; The Prodigal of Monte Carlo, attendance and excellent displays. of never caugl#� even a whisper of it occurred, we belleve, the first of,this
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�. I � afternoon when the automobile he was - Judy's grain and yegetables. ..The following regarded as a very troublesome prrt home-made cooking on Tuesday af-
-, 11 driving crashed into a street car. Al�- Oppenheim. Junior Fiction until WedneWay of this week, while week at London, but -which at the �
- though his companions were serious- Perfect Year, E. H. Bennett The is the list of successful exhibritors:-�- we believe Mr. All;ert Shirray, the of their business, -but yet Serves a ternoon, reagizibg qiilte. a ice surn. present time we have not. the details -- I . %,
Freeliands was donated -by Miss Lottie n �
I..., I ly hurt when their aeroplane dropped Spring Wheat - John Robertson, son, was caught in bed which either good part in the way of revealing. A very dainty lunch was served, con- of, other than -that the fair bride vms
. ,�-- . Into English Bay in a fog here sev- Peck. The Singer and His Art, by spoke for late hours for previous ev- what articles need replienishing arid sisting of pancakes, served with maple Miss Inas Sparrow, well an& fi*or- �
No. 72 Oats -John E. McEwen. syrup, and tea biscui ably known as- a milliner here for w I
.. - eral months ago, Davidson escaped Mrs. Brown -Martin, of Detroit. enings with the fair sex or the spden- also of reducing surplus stock.- -The tea, mulfbas- ts.-
I i, ', without irjury. He came to this - 1 White Oats -Owen Geiger & Son, did habit of early retiring and which Mollard Mission Circle met at the On Sunday last the services in the number'of years for Mr. E. Rani4e,, _
. .. ��. Province four years ago from Ham- . - I E. F. Klopp, J. A. Manson & Son,, the g#ls claim is where the beauty home of Mrs. Lee Redden on Wed- United Church were of special char- general merchant, of this village, a"
.. '11.1-'. i1ton, Ont., where bi-; narents reside." ZURICH I Oscar Klapp. sleep comes in. We believe the oc- nesday evening, February 23rd, and acter the chqir being composed all Of whose home is in Dobbiugton. The
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I � casion was enhanced by it being the spent a very enjoyable evening. The groom is one of our popular young I
---- - ---- -- Purchase Fire Equipment. -The Alex. Buchanan, J. A. Manson & silver anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. first part of the evening was given cial sermons to the ladies were given men'knd a returned soldier, and-fw- i
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�". School Report. -The following is Field Peas -C. Truemper & Son, ys were of a most pleasing, interesting'Issue. eta .. 41
. ment with the Lorne Tractor Co., In- fine celebration that their neighbors by a splendid reading by Miss Glad -Dr. A. Moir has purchased
-the report of School Section No. 7, John Pepper, Alex. Buchanan. profitable nature. The service of from Mr. Albert Bell his fine farm
.. had planned for them. Luker entitled, "In a Litble Old and
. Hibbert, for the months of January gersoll, delivery to be made in about Field Beans -C. Truemner & Son, Cohncil Meetin'g.-A regular, meet- Thatched Cottage," composed by her- praise were well in keeping with the just atross from the doctor's ent;
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".,: and February: Sr. IV -Odin Couch, thirty days, at a cost of $1,250. The W. R. Dougall, M. Clark. Ing oi our Council was held on Tues- self, which Was very much enjoyed. rest of the services, consisting of home. This is an exceptionally Ana
." . outfit consist of a Ford touring chass's I
I : 57%. Jr. IV --Janet Chappel, 73; upon which wil. be built Timothy Seed -C. Truemner 8, Son, day evening last with all the splendidly rendered hymns, violin se- stock farm, and has a large bank
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-, Maude Bolton, 70; Clayton Horton, the pump, W. Alexandet. . mem- Following this the business part of
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� I tank, ladders, and bers resent and Reeve Geiger in the the meeting was discussed and the aections and a ladies' quartotte. The barn sufficient ;
p ly large for the noeds r
�.. 65; Mi4dred Robins, 64; William Wal- body, chemica Red Clover Seed -C. Truemner & attendance was very large, particular- of both farms. As Dr. Moir does not I
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,�� ters, 59. Sr. Ill -Bernice Harris, 80; other material usual to a motor fire F chair. The readipg of the minutes Circle decided to have a St. Patrick
1.1 1. engine. It will be possible to throw .,On. of the last meetingby the Clerk, Mr evening in the basement of the church ly at the evening service. and the care to increase his holdings of farm
.. Orval Cooper, 76; Doris Sararas, 71; Alsike-C. Truemner & Son. ladies received much ere �
-�'. two streams of water and the chem- A. Murdock. was the first order of on March 16th, following this con- dit for the property, he will immediately offw
, "," Grace Couch, 70. Jr. Ill - Beatrice ical apparatus will be equipped with Early Potatoes -John Fisher.,. , business, after 'wl2ich came the re- tests and games were indulged in, splendid manner iti which they t6ok for sale, with possession in the fWL--
I., Drover, 8o; Laura Belle Wright, 53; Potatoes, general crop -John Fisher, ceiving of reports, ete., and in, this after which a dainty lunch was Berm- , their -part in the.serviee of praise.- of his fine 100-aere home farm an I %I
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'. "-Ross Hog- and hood will be painted a fire en- Bowen -Rouse. -A quite wedding collector of taxeii, gave in his report, ners in tho various contests: 733 intend holdirg a concert -and -old northwest of -town. This splendid
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, 6.5; Lorne Chambers, trustees are arranging for an ade- ternoon at the Rectory when Rev. Mr. taxj�s.
�V-,'. John Chappel, showing a very small list of unpaid Mildred Scruton, Miss.Lillian Stacey,
,�, 63. Promoted to the First Book- nesday evening, March 9th, and at adding improvements from year- �&
-1- quate water supply. When this ap- It was then moved and sec- Miss Gladys Luker, Miss A. Consitt,
1'�,� Benson Stoneman, 83; Earl 'Drover, paratus is received, Zurich Naylor united in marriage Mr. Fre4, onded and carried that the collector's Miss Mary, McKai and Miss Marie the hour of'8 o'cilock and far the con- year, will make an ideal home for
,.,.,., 78. Primer -Rae Chambers. Num will have Bowen, formerly of Blyth, but now 9t 1� cert part of which in some gbod lo- I some one. . . . .
- report be received and that the final Foster. Miss Cdnsitt moved that a aL
�: - good protection against fire-, and a]- resident of our village, who recently extension of time in which the unpaid hearty vote of thank.% be extended to . . . I
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"I 17.5-V. E. BWton, Teacher. . not be needed often, still it is a lot barber shop in Mr Alex. Mu ock's Mrs. Redden for the pleasant eVen- ..
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of satis ction to know that the Out-
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block, immedia .
tely west Of the tOwli
proceedings to collect Ine same, would
he one month from the date of the
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use in case of em-
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hall, to Miss Florence Rouse, of BlytIL
council meeting as heIdL The audi-
ter singing "For She's a Jolly Good
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Notes. -Mr. Samuel Deitz was tak-
The bride was tastefully attired and
tors' report as niaa,4 by Mr. Joseph
Fellow," everyone repaired to their
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en to St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
looked charming. After the cere-
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respective homes. -A very pleasant
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mony the ba ppy �oung couple left for
then received and- adopted. The ac_
evening was -spent last Friday evening
. � -oss, 246. Sr. III -Jean
390; Alfred R
seriotis operation. He is doing as
their new home on Brock Street,
count of one of merchants for the
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at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
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well as can be expected-mr. and
where they will in future reside. We
g plalying of a number of suits or
Hudson, when Miss Rena entertained
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the young people's choir of the
. . ery, 284. Jr. III -Helen Norris, 139
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tinued happiness.
ented and accepted and an order giv -
Youths' Welfare Club. The first part
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from Mr. J. Meidinger.-Mr. and Mrs-
Hockey. -The junior hockey boys
en for payment of the same. A num-
Of the evening was spent in practis-
1� .Rhea Ross, 159 - Roy Ross, 136, "Les-
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known as the Trail, Rangers, motored
ber of smaller �dhcouuti were aqso re-
Ing and rehearsing. -after which games
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house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
to Seaforth on Saturday and played
a very exciting and fast game ' of
-eived and passed. A deputation com-
of the FIr4 Chief. Mr. E. Bate,
and conte sts of all kinds were indulg-
ed in, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Edna
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hoe -key with the Trail Rangers there
and FireTn,-n -
Mr. -0. Brock, Charle.
Gill and Mr. Vern Redden capturing
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on Tuesday, when a few minor cases
on the Seaforth rink. At the end of
third
Moore and Earl aitei
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prizes for these'contests. Following
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were disposed of Judge E. N. Lewi
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the period the score was a tie,
upon the cmincil as lo the getting of
this a very dainty lunth was served
,,-,- ary was Clarence Coleman; Sr. IV.,
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presided. -The play, "Getting Ac-
4-4, but at the end of the five min-
two hundred more f�et of hose for
and everyone went home much pleas-
:,. .. Qadys Butson; Sr. 111, Clarence Cole-
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u.tes, overtime, which was played by
the use of our me* fire engthe. A
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P. ".. I man; Jr. ill, Helen Norri,t�- Sr. If,1
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the boys, the score was 5-4 in favor
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I'll . . . . . . .;� , CROMARTY fense, Lorne Chapman, Billy Joynt; * - fWFAVn0M1C11WW2"nW&ft � I I I - . .", � -
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� store opened in the -- --- ----.-, � of the wheat pool. A number of.ad- t he way home. On account of the 0 .- I V I I '.
� 'Mrs. Quance, of London, will open a! dresses will be given. -A number heavy fall of snow their car became , Z-1." 1��
41.1 , :,o , ',business in the corner store owner] 1 from Zurich and vicinity attended the caught in a snow bank, conseqi�emtly ,� �,�&
, '. , Farmers, Club. -Quite a num- Hensall Seed Show last Friday and t
611'�`� , I I. by the the boys had to push tHe car most of
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'�", 51bew whe have been laid up with-. 2-9 usua% some of the prizes were I " alf the' .S to " --
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�`-"Wbls lo be oirl and around again.- ship. where I !ew;�&4�1d0A I .. - I . I � Q I .
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1, ng friends in Stratford for a few KIPPRN very nice lune which they enjoyed I fday bhvb -thrilled you on siglit, but. jentb and W �. . ' 11 �7'
t sv-Wedding bells are going to Notes. -The many friend, of Mr. and which made up for their long - � . ety of did 9-th"o-fighit' - ., - -
r0t,, -g -near future. -We are Jos. Fulton, who is visiting his d,,gh hard walk, . I .. �,�:-, ,- .... . A I .
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:�i.�, , Anniversary.- see hh -Rev ock � formance almo;4 unbelldvablo in a -car I I.. I . �'. : . - � I c -
, 't*WA took place at -the M,--. Connor, of Springfield, will co presiding. The meeting wis opened � ' " : ., " --�' , `1 � I- fl. ,. . " " . . I
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rl'�!� , I Mr. Samuel Rannie, who p"sided, and . . 11 - , A , 1 A ILW !.:, ,.. ..
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