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a chance W Way wl th yw. of hig residence in this town- Mr. and,Mrs. E. Sm .. araeto;,§ of ule YOM* , � 0 , I .
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1% ..' - posi �0,r F St. PatrieWs pvxt.�Ju, i� most splefiidid manner "d � . I - . '', I I -�) ,
R. ,:3 nti 1 1923 when be was z ring has seen in half a century, ,xil't'r.t.The ad, I I � - :. �,Vp
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ever seen the ice go alit sociW iA thei.. 4 - rcl% tti - . � S . I � .1 "
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the help of the PX ' "'kQF&I'r ,P start to finish,, many � . . . � ,,, .
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3i,p Of Canada. 0 years is a long stretch, but Horticultural Soei,el expM - r when hearing it ftr . ... I . . � I ....'�,�,,
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�, ,,Mme to Minneapoli I Mr. Rian has a host of friends who public meeting, undez will be meat Ily declorated fokithe finslo time, I wpmari,�"Q It" v,qru - EXPRESS WORS, kA0ws t4O 40"' I . 1.
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����,,,I. I ited at center -ice with J ack- many more years of I Kippen Horticultural Society, being bi�autifu at. ire 40 bXealopg in7thixt readily con- I . I
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a � I- Y, creating a favorable im the Peace and Plenty which has at- I he"' of,�,g4*es, contests, Irish- not be a dull moment, were XT4. J.; , . 1 ,,, I � . .
�', " � th the fap�s here. In the . Thursday evening April 7th. An ad- evening . . -e .but .,
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,,, ,V - -.,P, W-1 Lended his first half century. ,�- Fleming, who gave in fine marine.-,, apted fo-i gleir ft*,o quathies .
6. r took charge i t and the laying jokes, a sl%o#,,9rogramme was was
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�i , dress 1 $ selection, "Saudy X�-,:- , 'ea,ch aeA60A prepettt the, - ,
A I ,%.; - Lloyd Turne - ., - on Horticul ure - poll�� is the programme:' that hurnorou tic vf!lgaahiou,
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111. � team, bringing Out of home grounds will be given by giv,en. I .1 and the they follow olosely.the . 0 � and. . . .
"' , Minneapolis Us -Elva Shaddock, Miss LaAghlin's Courtsh P ' newest and smartest ,ptylo-fer,yq�r approval - - - .1 .1 0 - I . . . . . . -
MI. I'll players with him from us'- HAYFIELD T mlinson, of the Ontario Readings.'= XAig; Mgssrs.. W. 0. Goodw , ' ",
� � �; I J Mr-rl 1H. al 0 College, Guelph. The Mildred Scr4ta% Miss Mary Me, In, W. A. Me- We are -now showing EXPRESS, SHOB� in thO XeW,,, VltlltO .,.,-
,, Turner watched Cooney for a See those New vlowrian Cloths. just the Ag ur . �
1. duct, Mjisses Mildred Laren, 11. Houston and Samuel Ran- ....
I :W�eeks and decided that lie would thing for Spring �nd summer dresses as they I addreas will be illustrated by lantern instrumental ,models and invite every lady who apinvditet the betteor.fobt*var,to. , ". '.. '�
- Lillian Stacey; sololl,- nie, who rendered a fine quartette in The styles iiere mentialled are amopo" 16§0 4�... I - %,
1. ,. A ;Ire "Illent washers and come in VerY Dice views McDonell apd. call'to see them. PW .. :.: . :�:
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,.,! ', , putterns and the . Th Fol- a manner that called for an -encore, .1 . ,
01'.. bim as a spare. t this time, price is re"onable. Also to be Society has tried several '' , L 1. I s.
'12, 11 . -rus. time , but Mrs. A. Joyf#; Mrs. L. Hedden. . sellers:- q . I
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1 i �4. U . and was forced to miss scve�ral ce our Gingha . beautiful dres;�y patte. 8 secure Mr. Tomlinson, as did also Mrs. meming , a reading, ancy Wtdwd vamps ReAbI
I �t,ury and bleached cot- gagements always pre- lowing this d9ightful part of the &v- - Ladids' Patent one -strap Slipperfs with f . �
� ,,, .. . I ctice sessions because he was a Ex" ,mluea in fac of en a long while Mr. Thomas Sherritt was also at! :11 �
, 1. tons. Get busy with the sewing machine and Pressure 0 sat down at soles and Cuban heels with rubber top -lifts, .1
M. 'Lent in the dental college at the nd the childreit. vented his coming. Now that his cum- ening, everyon. I.
, , . ,C make drei,ses fur "urself a - ,able, well lade;u with the good things greeted with much applause at ...................... ........................... 05A .
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t , naversity of Minnesota. The first F. A. Ed-toir(6, DhYfield- 309?-' ing is assured, it is hoped that ev respond to his first solo. In short Same style in fine Black Kid Leather -0 LO *
1, munity will take of life, everyone enjoying the sump- to �
...... ." , last season found Cooney Breez,(�SMrs. Tretbeway has re-, Qryone in the com. ..,. . . ilia .
,ag gameb . the evening was one that was.great- A .
.� �.urjied to spend the summer with her i advantage of the opportunity to hear tuous repast, - ly enjoyed. The Nighthawk Orches- at ...................... ....................... . I
.�.�atting on the bench and not getting Society has a mem- I Ladies' Patent two -strap Slippers with small cut-outs, fiexibl
� . Weiland decided to Mrs. Carver, after spending i hini. The Kippen '50
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a chance. 'r, Mission Band. -The Mission Band tra filled' in between times And . .
.,. � . -1 the winter with tier daughter, Mrs. I bership of 108 this year. Orders for soles and Cuban rubber heels, at ...................... . .
Ili. school f r the remainder of the sea the United Church met in the throughout the play in a manner that
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I i son and spen I more time at hockey. $116 school room recently and had a very shorwed fine practice and marked abil- - Ladies' Black Kid two -strap Slippers -made on *ME lastfor 4er.
I �,igej.s at St. Thvmas.-Lenten ser Idalitias, gladiolas %P9150 I
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�. " ., � .,. ', wee`kl,.�;, he was going at to,) . il.-t�S are Ykeld each Wednesday even- I i u,es, OX., to the'value of about iliteresting meeting. The meeting 1-ty, making everything go with a .1 stout feet, at ..................... '
� n a few early in the year'. The m ter which swing., At the close of the play all P, Ladies' Patent three -strap Slippers (as illustrated)- extra fine qual-
� in the line- ing during Lent in Trinity Church be- . %vere placed 4
.: I 1: . - speed and was inserted ' �g cunduct,ed by the rector, Rev. F. I order tur fall bulbs, tulips, hyacinths, *Wab I led in prayer, fol- - ity xible soles, Cuban
I., luable tbat� , Mildred the Firemen and their wives were in $6.00
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i , , , !� I , up. He became so va - The spring lowed b I ture lesson read by vited t6 go to the schoolroom of St. ru r heels, at ....................................
�� .� . Turner refused to sell him at the close I it. paull.-F. Featherstune has pur ote., will be sent in July. ( y thle TueerLi p I ,b�:ith neat cut�out design, fie
. I cons.igljnie�jit,s will be here early in
'�',,�, of the season. This year, Weiland I '. ' 'ed the stock, store and dwelling Gladys Passmore after which Flor- Paul's Anglican Church where dainty .190P -la .
-r ice and is , bu`;� -it, erice McDonald ileanor Skinner and refreshments were served to the . 0
\� I 'has been playing cente n --isa Street, from Robert Orr, I Apr it is expected.
e most valuable , of wi and d M. S. -The annual prayer ser- 0 40 1
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�� considered one of th ,Intl con-tinue the flour W. Mari,on McKay played an i1trumen- firemen and their wives and all tak- 1.
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11. rs in the league. He has a I ;Pusoiness, for the past seve yfe:a�'s 1 vice of the W. M, Society of St. An Election of officers was then ing part in the play. Thus closed - �
playe scored in the last I oiarrieed ;,n by R. Orr. -Mr. arid Mrs. I drew's United Church met at the tal tr�`. ' I 640" . .
, wicked shot, having .' as follows: the second fine evening that this
ith having made French, a goodly proceeded withp resulting -
I m r President, Marian Sinclair; Vice- popular play called forth, and we be-
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I six games along w t rgeon, who have spent the I home of Mrs. J. W.
lk� . number of the members being present. C
5, 20 goals for the season. Besides he- 1 ter in L ndon, returned last week. Presdolent, Ue, Patterson; Secretary, lieve the young people forming it, , I 10 MM -
1'1� .. w'n 11'. P 'O Owing to the absence of the Presi-
Ing a goal getter, he is a good stick A ye has returned from Wind- Gladys Passmore; Roll Call Secre- have now several invitations to give
�, I handler and has a way of poke check- ,-or and leave, next week with Mrs. dent ' Mrs. Thomas Kyle, the chair IlLry, Eleanor SkirMVr; Treasurer, it in neighboon'Ing places and with, no 5,FA FO J P 7'0 �
ing to break up plays that certainly Pye and family to take a position on was taken by Mrs. Finlayson. After Florence McDonald; Pianist, 9'40181 doubt, More soon to follow. TELEPHONE 11 OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
:�,- ning hymn, "Spirit Divine, At- g last
- gets the result. It is safe to say that , farm ne-air Chatharn.-Rev. J. H. the ope - Hudson; Norma Sinclair to take col- Briefs. -On Monday evenin ---
�j -rs " a short statement
- Weiland, despite his youth, is one of McLeod, of London, is spending a tend Our Ptraye , . lectio,n; Prog-mmm,e Committee, U2`r- there was a large attendance at Zuf- - - I
., the most valuable players in the fvw days with Mrs. McLeod. - A. C. of the purpose of the meeting w as ian MeKay, Rae Brock. Miss Morri- ich Lodge, A.F. &-A.M., at Hensall, - ---- -- - --
I ,h he did have to Brandon and wife, Miss H. Gerrie made by the presiding officer. Then -.-.-- � ---- —
. league even thoug heel took a followed the Scripture reading, Ps. son gaw an interesting reading on the occasion being, apart from their
1, steal a hockey stick and a rubber I and Mrs. J. A. Ferguson, by Mr. Wm. Alexander, after "King Jesus Has Come." The meet- regular lodge meeting night, a visit trip so many, places of interest are Mrs. H. Reid has not been enjoying
.; . to start his career." motor trip to London last Saturday. 72 confession and the ing was closed with the LOrd's from the sister* I.;6dge at Exeter, and day taken in and her usually good health for the past
lt�l - 0 - --For the benefit of those living in which the general . . prayer. the putting on by that Lodge in a being from day to
� the beauty of which would -almost, if few weeks, but with the incoming of
-.1 other parts of 'the world, we may say Lord's Prayer were taken in unison.
� --Judge J. L. Killoran, that the weather for the p -ayer for Canada was offered Ladies' Aid. -The Ladies' Aid of splendid manner, what is known as quite, rival that of Naples, which Spring is feeling I . mproved. - Our
� Local Briefs. ast week , rho pi the United Church, Hensall, met in the third degree. A the old saying: "See milliners are preparing for millinery
:, of Stratford, was in town on Tuesday. or two bar, been very springlike; snowi by Mirs, Monteith; the Prayer tor Ja- rsday, March of the lodge, refreshments were serv- connected with nings which will be a little later
-Uiss Edith McKay is visiting with anol ice gone and on ouT streets a few pan by Mrs. Finlayson; the pray(;r the school room on Thu o pleasantly spent Ne,ples and die," would make one al- opei ing on account of
I-, friends in Detroit. -Mrs. A. A. 'Mc- , w' India by Mrs. Ivison; prayer for 14t.h. The meeting opened by zing- ed and an hour or s most afraid that some of these beau- than usual this spi
� lays more sunshine ould cause dust fur ing Hymn 186; pravers by Mrs. Wil- in social intercourse and all feeling
l. Lennan is visiting with Toronto to fly. The country roads are muddy China by Mrs. W. Ivison. The hymn, tehford. Psalm I that they had had a very' pleasant tiful scenes might be the summing the Easter date. -Mrs. Peter Mirmn '
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e friends this week. -Mr. Harry Livens and many cars get stuck. -As re- ,,J( -.sus Shall Reign Where Ere the son and Mrs. Bla* weath r du ng the pas up, but hope eternal spring$ within returned during the -past week from
I ; of St. Catharines, spent a few days ported in the daily papers last week, ,�urj 1, ,was sung after which further was then read alternately and Hymn time. -The e ri our breasts, a,nd the eye, it is said, Houston, Texas, where she vvry
.1, . s. -The is rww, by Act of Ontario pray'er was offered for the League of I 352 was sung, after which Mrs. Henry week has been of a decidedly spring- never tired of seeing or the ear of pleasantly spent some four months
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" last week with Seaforth friend, who Bayfield ,,',-� in prayer. Tho minutes of the like character arid pretty favo b so' we with relatives and friends, and re -
0. maamy friends of Dr. H. H, Ross, Police Village. The Nations and all other fields. Then hearing. LiXo the "Athenian
lj seriously M over the weeK Parliament, a .)revi.u. meeting wori- read and a- for sugar making, but with -the rapid ing turns feeling much benefitted by her
. was so object oin having this done was to Re- I followed the hymn "Oh Spirit of the p and are always looking for someth
.. vurill be pleased to learn that ht� ' rs. Blatd' 11- going of the snow, the roads ade, nd with very pleasant memor"
�. . cure Hydro on the rural plan, which i Living God." The prayer of thanks- dopted. It -was mov(-d by 'A
end ad state, a,nd new. --Our motoT dealers are getting tri p a
.. is improving. -Mr. E. H. Close will le,*ens the cost considerably and, giving was taken dn unison. Then ford, seconded by Mrs. Wilson, -and visit in one of
; �, the first the running of cars makes them so a number of new cars which are said of her nice trip
t�v. be open for business on Monday next brings it within the reach of many � followed the election of officers for we meet after the W.M.S. y otherwise to be nicer and better than they have the largest cibies in that State, Hous-
, in his new stand in the Cardnu block. Id not otherwise affoTd I thL coming year, with Mrs. Lundy in Thursday in each month, The elec- much worse th-an the bo
�'� more who cou ever yet been. -It would be nice this ton having a population of a at
I L Of Hamilton, Ion. Presidents, Mrs. tion of officers for tht- now year was would be. -The spring grain on the ,,,D
.. -Mrs. R. C. Anderson chair- I spring and summer if our Councill t, ,10� ,lirimore, and is a very beau-
, ' it. -From the many who are alroadylthe then proceeded with and resulted as whole looks as though it had come if ,ty n
, �,'yle, Mrs. Finlayson; d add to the beauty of our park appearance. - Mr. and
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�� is visiting her parcrits, Mr. and Mrs. inquiring about Bayfield cottages, this, Lundy, Mrs. I foitows: President, M rs. Merrier; well through the winter months and cOul
� . Robert Rell.-Mr. and Mr -s. James oromises to be a prosperous summer. President Mrs. Monteith; Ist Vice- -Our council had arid make it something that we would Mrs. Clifford Moir are this week vis -
Cummings, Jr., of Lansing, Michigan, ' Vice- Vice- 11�resident, Mr.s. J. Fl4er; Tress- gives good promise. dmire and become iting at the home of Mr. and Mm
,. Several sales of property were made PreoidenZ Mrs. Ivison; 2nd Secretary, Mrs. C. our pavement nicely cleaned the first more and more a ew Love, MTs. Moitr's parents.-
,. I and Mr. and Mrs. J. Grieve, of Grosse last sesson and the buyers purpose President, Mrs. Robt. Dinsdale; 3rd urer, Mrs. Zeufle-I Drysdale. The part of this week, which makes it so interested in. -Perhaps there has nev- Andr
. Isle, Michigan, were here last week - -nt, Mrs. Wom. Alexander; Cook; Organiisto Mrs. been a winteir or spring in which Mrs. Fred Beer and young son spent
" building. Bayfield's popularity as -A Vice-Presidie -eting closed with prayer by Mrs. much nicer and up�to-date looking.- er - -
�r- attending the funeral of the late Mrs. resort ds growing and it- fame be- 4th Vice -President, Mrs. Jas. Bowey; me Our mail couriers have found it pretty our fair sex have done more enter part of this week at the home of Mrs
:. Cummings, Of Eg-rnondville.-Mrs. W. coming known far and wide. This is 5th Vice- Pres i dent, Mrs. R. McMur- Sinclair. taining and to report all the social J. W. Peck. -Mr. and Mrs. Harry
. s week y- tough getting around during the past -ad to
-� � A. Wright spent a few days thi� be a big season. trie; Recording See,, Miss Jean Mr-- Purchase Maimse.-Carmel Presb functions would be a very difficult Price and family inte moving
.., with her sister, Miss Granger, in Clin- sure to Lean, Messenger See., Miss Jenniw terian Chur&h had this week pur- week or two, as the matter to do. -We are Pleased to see Seaforth next week where Mr. Price
" . - - Alex. McMurtrie localities are very deeply cut up. -Mr. has rented a farm from Mrs. Elgie,
"I. ton. -Mr. J. L. Smith has been ser Chesney; Strangers' See., Mrs, J. chased from Mirs. ft here last week for Miss Margaret Bell at the east end
��: iously ill for some days. -Messrs. WHAT A DIFFERENCE Hentim-son-, Supply Sec., Mrs. G. E. her fine two saitorey l,rick dwelling on Alvin Wurm le of our village, on the London Road, - of riear Seafortb.-Wedding bells are
�:: G. A. Sills, J. M. Govenlock and K. (Written March 19th, 1926) 1 Thomson, Mrs. J. Daymond; Home the corner of King and Albert Streets Port Huron, where he has secured a able to be out again after some weeks' again ringing in this vicinity.-Mrs-
� minister, of positiom and we believe, will beshort- antly
r, McLean were in Clinton on Monday Helpers, Mrs. W. Chesney, Mrs. W. for a Manse, for lheir illness. -Mrs. G. Davis, of Montreal, A. W. E. Hemphill very pleas
[ attending the funeral of the late Half a mile, half a mile, French, Pres.s Sec., Mxs, James B. whose call and accei)!,ince we made ly joined by the family. -A quartette spent a couple of days here with her entertained a nurryber of ladies at
Thomas Fraser, for many years one Half a mile onward; McLean; Treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Mc- mention of in last wcek'q issue, and given in the United Church on Sun- relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simpson. a bridge party on Tuesday afternoon
.. of the prominent men in the South Twenty feet, twenty feet, Committee, Mrs. A. which will make a %-,r,ry fine home for day evening last by Messrs. E ' Lin- nsiderable property is and has of this week. -Mr. Donald MeXimmu
_ Lean; Finance . Mr. Mcllroy. denfield, John Pasgmore, W. 0. Good- 'CO -hanging during the past week and Mr. Lad McEwen were in De�-
[ . Riding of Huron. This is the earliest Twenty feet downward; Monteith, Mrs. Bowey, Mrs. Jas. W. their minister, the M as well been c
; I . -)ov that Mrs, Mc- win and George H. Follick, w
. , spring that this district has expert- We are pleased to kn or so and more to follow.-BUss Helen troit last week and brought home a
- h Up there the banks of snow, McLean. I leaving our. rendered and much enjoyed by the Swan, R.N., was in Exeter the first number of cars for Cook Bros. -Miss
enced in many years. Goderic Plunge into drifts we go, - . - Murtrie does not intend
�. Street West would not be recognized Not but the people knew . village, -but securing nwms or a small! large congregation presenit—Mr. and part of thds week. -Our farmers ex- Mary Stewart it confined to her home
�', to -day as the same street it was a Some one had blundered. ZURICH dwelling as the oric she sold was I Mr�. tL. tHedden. have this week mov- er- t to be able to plough sod land through illness. -Mr. Harman, of To�
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Note.s.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred La- .d ,) P
I . week ago, and the same might be much larger than she needed. in he west wing of the dwelling in the course of a day or so as the ronto, has been engag'ed with Cook
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,��, . e town Snow to the right of them, porte and family have left for Wind - Errtertairiment.-On � 're,en tly occupied by Dr. A S R. C -amp- frost did not penetrate very d-eeply.- Bros. as salesraan for this season.
.. said of the other streets in th treet, and
,� and the roads in the country. The Snow to the left of them; sor, wheTe they will make their fu Orange Wed- bell and family, an Main
r �1. snow has entirely disappeared, the ' ture home. Mr. LaPorte sold his fine n,,d,y evening o.t ' last -week the m r. w. F- pf,ff and family in -tend — ---- -- - � - --- - -- ------------.---- —
Snow piled in front of them,
I farm on the Goshen Line near Zurich Orangernen of ll�nsall Lodge held a moving into their dweiling on Queen
�, , ice is out of the rivers, andowith a Their's not to make reply; I ,
,I '-I :few more days of mild weather the Their's not to reason why; to b -is neighbor, Mr. Oscar Koehler, fine literary and musical concert fol- Street, as lately (occupied by Mr. and - ---
1�1 , � concession roads will be in as good Th-eir's but to free ye and die. who will move to the new farm, while lowed by old time dancing for those I Mrs. Hedden.-The Youth's Welfare
I wishing to engae in the sarrie. Rev. I (,.Iub of Carmel Presbyterian church,
4. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kochems will move SPRING
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I condition as they were at the end of into thv premiseL4 vacated by Mr. R. Nlaylor, of S:t Paul's Anglican, I Hensall, autoed to Exeter, on Monday
, i, April last year. -Mr. Andrew Archi-I Flashed all their shovels hare.
I . 1 Koehl(�T and family. -Mr, and Mrs. fill,d the duitik-s of chairman in his I evening last, to give the prog-ramme
, bald moved this week into his rest- vla.%hed through the frosty air; I - Mr. Harvey 1 at a young peopi 's enbertainm nt in I
Strt�et. rveently oc- Icicle-, hang here and there, Henry Steinbach and sons have mov usual pleasing manner. f e
dence on CenLM - � I ed from the 14th concession to their McGee, of Auburn, as entertainer,. Caven Presbyterian Church, and re-
cupied by Mr. P".. R. Crawford, Mis,;1 �Zo q ,n of thaw in air; port a very pleasant evening and kind MILLINERY
. if, I new home in the village, recently pur- for the evening, more than delight,ed I 0
�.11 1"rganet Broadfoot, who spent the! No c,ivrn for Bruin to stare, !
, .'. I chased from Mr. .1. Fckst6n. Mr. the large audit -i -ire with his fine Aele- � entertainment given them. - Miss
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I winter at the home ,of her grand- I ,z,, h(,,- I
. i . ', gone back to where . sse and family, of and Scootch songs, giv- I Margaret A. Bell, who has been quite
, F '. I and Mrs. Alex. Ma. tions. of Irish , , -
�." � motber, Mrs. J. 11. Broadforit, leaves Storms are unknown. Windsor, have moved from that City on in tharact,er costume, arid his im- 1 ge oui;I I at the home of her sis-
0 -r home in M,rx).;e . . ri y it Our stock of Hats is now complCte for the Spring
I n Friday for hE I I on to the fine farm vacated by Mr. personAtion (if Mr. Harry 1,WW(*r, 1 ter, Mrs. Hunt, is now, we are pleas- I '
, Jaw -Miss .Jean Stewart i.; ;punding, 11-hern Rre tho-e proph,pt.s bright ! ' ts, and all the pretty Silk and
" Steinbach, which Mr. Masse has pur- the great Scot,ch singer, was very fine I ed to learn, improving nicely, whi!e trade. Smart Fel
j.. t the week with T(,rtpn,,.o frii-nd,Mrs.' Whf) think- thev're alway.; rizht; ; " hased.-The local Luther League and well givi-n. In fact to every � Mrs. Hunt also is gaining nicely from I Straw Hats in the various Colors and Styles. Call
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'r, . � McDougall, of Toronto), i�z the guest I 0h, the wild thinRn they said- -sented the comedy, "Getting Ac- number he had to resp i
of Miss Stephens at th+� Queen's.- �11"thp wnrld read thpm- ; pro Pond not only. her recent iline.".-Mr. John Zuefle, and see them.
. I quainted With Madge," to a capacity to encores, but repeated encores, so florist, has had a fine display of
- Mr ' Tom .Jackson lvavt-s on Friday for, W,'hf,n will the Run come out . Rudience at Vvrna Town Hall last ,,I,i,u, were the audience to hear' carnations in his greerohotine during Hensall
- Battle Creek, whi-re he will spendl And hrr,,,k the Winter's rnmit I Mrs. Bertb a E. Bell -
I Rvv. R. C. Mo-Diar-1 Friday evening. -Mr. E. F. Klop,p, him, and lit- ci-i-tainly did not spi:tro i the past week or so -Our Council harl
I several weeks- And wo w,,n't havp to doubt. I Warden of Ifuron, was in Goderich himself in hi�t i�ndeavojr to give every � the ice on the south side of the bu.qi-
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. mid, of God.erich, will ,,crupy th(t put- ir t.herpll he Spring-Contributt,d. on Mmiday (on busiriv.-mR.-Mr. and satisfaction. In addition to his fine*nesq section of our Village cut away -- - --
pit in First Prf-sby-t-rlan Church �n I I Mr -P. Simon Thiel and Mrs. C. Thiel, ',,I,,tio,,, th.o. following extra num- the first of this week so that that --- .------
,Sunday next, whi-n Rev. F. If. Larkin,. . f Hitch-ener, visited at the home Of . ber, were given by local talent in part of the pavement will he as nioe --- � ��--_- - ==�� '.
I D.D., will oecuPY Mr. MeDiarmid's EG.MONDVILLE RETURNED Mr. and Mrs. P. Deichert, Jr., Blind the way of �:,)Ios by Mrs. James W. and dry as the 'rest—Mr. Will Simp
I pul,pit in Goderich.- A slwcial meet, Line, on Sunday -Mr. and Mrs. W. Borithron. Mr. 11. Houston, Mr. Sarri-son in returning to Detroit a few our foot troubles
I ing of the Huron Countv Council will I Oh. Fgmondvillt,! Oh, Fgmondville, � o other, Free advice on y
I in G,)dt,rif-h ('n' W(-Inf,day, y - I Galis(lr, of Stephen, vL9ited at the uel Rannip: well rendered readings days ago, accompanied by his m
he held . ou re back again to giw a thrill; I h " orne of their daughter, Mrs. Fred by Mrrs. J. A. Fleming; violin duets who had been here for a couple of --
� of next week. -Mr. Arnold T . u . rnhuil, I The Indies all and choir did meet I IlRberer, over the w( -(-k end -Mr. 11. by Mr. John Wren aa Mr. Russell � we-eks visiting her mother, Mrq. R Cramps Pains
� of Toronto -P. �Pp(,nl, a rl,\,N' (1:1%, th- .\nd -aid: WP mu,st give folks a trent. � Yunghlut was called to Auburn early Brintriell. The accompanists for the Ronthron, had in common with -I�
1. week at t.h(- h,-ni,- ,,f hi, lm-, ws, Mr. I ' I in the woek owing to the serious ill- different number% were Mrs. ErToldlautos .at that tim-e, Sunday evenin.,J ,,- Burning
and Mre. G. T Turnbull. Nlr--. Shl,r. ' kill the fatted calf ant] bring : ,; OC much trouble in
.. We'll t 11v,;s of his mother. -The roads dn the Drummond, Mr. . John Murd h, Miss negotiating a short Sensation
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hert, Of lhf' -'�-If"r'h 11-1,;1,11 `lafr, Our reputation back this .Spring; ;country are becoming passable again Eleanor Fi-her and Miss Pearl Brint- strM,ch of unpaved road, where thel Callouses . . I
who has bt-(-n in Londwi taking x-ray I Tho. choir Pond ladios all (lid SRY, ' after the break-up of winter. The net], who gavo l'ine "Tections through- cars Rank right down t(i the running
�. treatment, is improving. Mr. aml, We'll give a dinner and a play. I i)ad condition is attributf,d to lack of out the eveniriv The pleasure of the board, and he was not able to reach .../
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., Mrs. John Me(, . i -h i gnow on the road,% this winter. Th.-. rvening waA also enhanced by Mrs. Detroit for very mAny hours after Aches T e ndemess a-
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I spending ;a few da%� tho% w; -t -k w' i ()nt- hundo-vil pi(-;, and cakes galore, I frost penetrated deeply and when the George Ilud-in providing refresh- the usual tim-P it takes and had 0
: friends in !,ywn Nlr-,. Verb,, Kahl('l \ I o-hirken. ham, jellies, and more;, milil weather set in the crust WaR ments for any who desired to avail have b-orse power to get. oxit of the.
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and s,nn .,p(-nt !hP- w,�ok 4-nd in Wind-, ,-�(..,;,, T)4,(, p,tato(., are on the hill -- - I brolom through and many portions therriRelves o� 1hi same. Th,e Or- def -p miri,, which, fortunately, only
sor.-Mrs. Wii:mm Sr;,04-r i� 11-1i - '' Ph , i ,
! ing a fvw w,k� a' tho h ,mf- ,,f hvr - %%aitcrs will see You get your fill. � became well nigh impassable. - Mr. angemen an, t,, be congratulated upon extended R couple of mil -es or so :n Sore, 19
Ifugh Thiel has sold his large frame the success ,of their evening's enter- the Deleware district. - Mr. John Pbeu- Limb .
� daughler. Mr-. 1, (;- K"" on (;;":. Th(- i-titrance fee is just a mite, ibarn on the ees,t portion of his farm tainment- Thomposon, who has been An invalid matimn
` . . -Mrs. R. A rn),! r, -),v i,- ft i h i; wP,,,I< , .r,, pay for whAt. you'll get that night;; to Mr. Art Willert, south of Dash- Young P(-(,T)lr,'- League. - The for many yearri and unRhI(, to get . Tzall
for her h(,mf- in North Dakota, aft,pr So buy a ticket and you'll see wood, whose barn, live stock and im- young Pe .ague of the United
:, �� ,ople'q 1,e �; out of the home on South Richmond
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1. Mrs Hodgins, who have been sppn,l-1 Your -q truly, being torn down and hauled to Mr. with a good attendance and with Miss to walk, has now very unfortunately I
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lk�i.z ing the winter in Tornrito and New ONF OF THE GANG. Willert's farm, whiere it will be re- MArion Casernore presiding. The lost all power of his limbs, and apart
.1 York, are gue,sts at the home of MT -R. r meeting was opened with the mnoging from a wbe,eled chair will not be able I
11. I Mrq. R. Winter, built. A FOOT - EXPERT
- � &I - H,odgin"s mother, I KIPPEN - -1 of a number of hymns, 'followed by to move around. Much ,gympathy is (
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r.. North Main Street-Miq,; NRn Camp- Farmers�Aa Sprinir in dra-ing upon ,oa. HENSALL tble Scripture lesson, read by Miss felt for him and his parents, to whom
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rolm, on hand. W. L. Mellis. 8091-3
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one fcyr Very many years, on account
of Ns afflietion.-Rev. Dr. Laird, of
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Dr. Wm. M. Scholl of Chicago, �
programme arranged by Miss Gladys
Toronto, will occupy the pulpit of the
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United Church on the coming Sunday
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will be here
Jes.siv Buchanan aAd Avis Linderfield;
at the eve-niing semce. There will,
reading, Miss G. Lukei-,- topic entitl-
ed, "Christ Knocking at the Door,"
very ably given by Miss Casemoore;
no doub,t, be a very large attendance
as we believe it will be the first time
he will preach in Hensall-�Miss G.
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STORE OPEN IN THE EVENING oi
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and molasses. - Your correspondent
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callouses, burning sensation at the ball of P,
the programme, the me,eting was
closed with the Mizpali . benediction.
during the DarA week had flie roles -
sure of hearing again from Mr. John
the foot or toes, fallen arches, painful heel,� I -
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programme -ail] be given, and a large
E. McDonell, who is enjoying greatly
his West Indies cruise o7i the Ship
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turnout is hoped for.. I .
Cyclone Sally -4)n Priday evening
Montroyal, and which we n#Hce from
literature cozzioeted tberewkh, I% fit-
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�Iil� , teaetters and ail] intere&wu in a -Y P with ev-
... ,W. L. Mellis, who accompanied her 11arn Ja Heim -all For gafe��24 fea b7 lo of last week under -fU�, autpices of ted up like a palatial Hotel
�,F; 4 hind, School Work are cordially 'the + invited to see this Foot Sp'edafist. He win �,
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iA i i -he spent 9 feet guitable for gzjrootgo� *oa&hed. elte., the Firemen and J,# .;bvm hall, ery modern cbrivenlemee and comfort.
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� , ". ,A! W-- Ubrmy on inesa�-We are J'AlwUT4 Kemal. $0911-9 f . g palact anid' be pleased to make recommendations, widi-
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,, �� P11 , lo§6% '60bor, in the way business and pIeU1*0 equipment tha � ,
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,1� the Seia%All Hospital on monday'- $090-2 the firditieb t I .tid-MUM10 . -
"'-yt 11 10, *01 60 ,60o I -ifflagined, While thA - rMa. .
. 0 V, f .0sitless in , vit'an Pavim are in stotk 0.
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M R.'-0. � - � Wtda-g lftgrt. ,d and; � ch �, a4 Mit me'ftu an the terth i% oommonly usw, . io ". , it.
% ; VWt with hot daughter ii Toron%, -,dy for oh -1 sr. The atyleg And 44wlgrm t6v aniform I I 1.
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