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.41 I ti; inr;Aers here are busy I li,�tSltioa ne Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. 'K and there is a giubatnxi- houle i . I -,,:.. 11 I ... ..,. 11 r .. r . 't, �,, " ",
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1�t, opon visited relatives in To- Hoegy.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry HOegY tural Society met on Friday evening Stchoqj . Report. -The following Is frout verandah and repainting of the� pers. and never ba-ve, WO 0UOV'a;00,m0#y -befiotif"I'A s"100".. - - -..%"'�' . �� 't
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. I I � I .th Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred The grounds were leased to f - - decoration of eon#asting *atb@,vg As Weiii. A*.'4e*t � elt44 'P000 I . .
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be,Tn Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Raq, 0. Surerus and J. Decher, 83- 1W, eo' Glenn, 76; Mabel Fee, 75; or more, is at date of writing consid- of the shoe. Among the -1 i01314C 0�y`�I!- � I -1
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� ,, 1 'by their dog and fell, Louis Bennetweis, Jr., on the 10th of Jr., were appointed to the Attraction John aaiXay� 74; Emma Wurlaij 7.0; erably improtired, I . . I I.. � . '.. " . . ., �� -, �
ii,�,;�; " -� I , trip Reihl, Mrs. Committee. Messrs.- H. Haberer and ; .. . 1, . : 4 - ,� ;, . - . .
! g. -Mr. Amos Towns- Logan. -Mr. Norman Lorne IDIder, 69; Mary aemphill, 68; ftned' to. his room, but hopes with I � " I 1. t , . " "
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:111, ", �, A'�.7 sed a Durant car. Charles Scherbarth, Mr. and the special r, 68; Lloyd Lindenfield, the coming warm weather to got out Ladies' Patent ,one strap SlipPen wilb. tri= . -a - I
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0111 0",.i I=- Willdam Stender, Mr. Herman Bauer prizes. The dates of the pha ruelis on the verandah for a'furthef' start '- Patent and enamelled Cherry Pg,_ J, pike !e�U,A. - ,. � ,�, �.
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'..M llo, .": �*4 ' troit, visited different membeirs of ,,,t the Fair will be a free-for-all and Ia I Thursday of last week attendEd - irredescent patient and, enamelled Spike h6els, at ,....� . � . .
... 1.1.1;" :1 Report. -The following is their families in this vicinity. -Mr. a green race. A number of changes Stewart' Bell, 50. Sr. 11 - Minnie W. .T.U. com . .. . . I . � � .. .
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1,11 , ,! �: vt of School section No. 13, and Mrs. Gordon Knechtel and Mr. were made in the prize Its Do,mAy Dtiu�nrnond, 73; lgildred Fol- convention hold SO 0 , I
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I . ,, � .Class -1 Kennings, 67; Lillian Beeswax, 67; and successful convention.-Misig J rap Slippers with'strap, and trimming, I
, , �61 Willie Murdock, -Master July, August and September. -Rev. . - Ladies' Patient one.st
., .;' . Beth Murdock, E , Mrs. Fred Hoegy on Sunday. Kathr'y-n"', Dtry� (tale, 60; HarDld Hig- sle Johnston has purchased a hand heels, at .... 1.$16150
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.. 11 ! 4., f 7 1. 111 -Glen Do, Wilbur Hoegy, son of Mr. and Mi-. W, Dryer, of Crediton will preach his P y Bruck, 60; Tom Smale, solite Chevrolet coupe. -Mrs. Naylor, 9f blue kid and with enamelled full Spike �
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11 1,; . rey Mu oegy, received a nasty gash first sermon as pas ,ermeth Manns, 50; M I - .11 I
t. *�11--: I Sr. 11 -George Dowson, on the forehead on Sunday evening Evangelical church next Sunday.- 52; K a, visiting her par- . I
�� ' Keys, 74. 80. Sr. I- has been ,Son, 49; Mary Little, 47.-M. A. Ellis, two Or three week 0 -0
" ,�,` 62. r. II -Allan Keys, by fal-ling against a car. The new fire engine which Teacher, ents as ed during the past week I - .
� ... !,- ,�'? ... John Keys, 78. Primer - Bobby (Too Late for Last Week.) purchased dor the village will be de- Od4fe,Uows Attend Service. - The by Ker husband Rev. Mr. Naylor, of 0 1� �
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,...��.i� adance for the month of April-.- ill have to be organized so that i ual di,vine anniversary ser- spending the week in the 6ty4The 11111 ii I 11 1 #
, .,.�." tei an Keys j. S. :,nd Mr. and -Mirs. Charles, Eggert w umber of the citizens their ann I A 0 0
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'. ,,�!, 14,ervyn Key$, ,,pent Saturday in Stratford. - Mr. will be prepared to handle the equip- I�Iees in the I'llited Church on Sunday observed ' the United Church on
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I Mr. and Mrs. Charles P M ris. E. evenin,j last, when Rev. A. Sinclair, Jn
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,,, Varna, attended Pres- and Mrs. John Eggert, attended Con unicants for some
i , ,� John McAsh, of at ebringville and also vdsit- Brandt, of London visited at the home most inspiring and helpful address, number of comm PPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
! ff, I �,. bytery in Goderich last ThursdaY.- ference -S MTS. Gertrude'Hess on Sunday- characteriszeii its one of the very best time, the church being filled. -Mrs. TELEPHONE 11 0 1
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, , � Moth the Fisher and Mrs. Alex. Stro,skopf, at Mr- C. C. Schilbe, of town, is assist- delivered to the brethren, who were Alex. McMurtrie is moving this week -- I I
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observed dl,ess will be Fullarton, on Sunday. -Mr. William ing his son, present in harge numbers from the into the cottage on Richmond Streeto . -- 0011maw
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1�1: programme an . Messrs. Hoegy was at Sebringville on Wednes- of K local lodge, jo:tied by a number from South, which she purchased from - -
I .. .R . suitable for the occasion. - ;pent day on business. -Mr. and Mrs. Chas. were wrecked in a recent wind storm. Samuel Dilling, a short -time ago.-
-� Willie and Frank McClillch"Y ,: returned Clinton, Bruct,field and Exeter lodges. .
.... �� I..". idon, where they were Eggert and children visited Mr. and -Mr. Philip Beaver has ,ith his The large church choir added much to Mr. Edward Sheffer has recently tives and friends of Mr. Wim. Stone- I an& daugl�ter, 'Miss Eleanor, are titis
.1. Sunday at Lor Mrs. Dan Scherbarth, near Monkton, from a few weeks' visit vo pleasure and interest of the oc- madQ a number Of rilice bird houses k moving into the dwelling rooms
11 . Mrs. Oscar daughter-in-law, Mrs. S. Beaver, of the man, a resident for many years in our wee
I .. Visiting friends. -Mr. and .' - fitw %elections, including which show good skill and taste.- . ted from Miso. .
, and family, of Kennilworth, on Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koe in the casion by ies The many friends of Mrs. A. D. Me- village, but who is now, and has been which they have ren ls;dirft
, with Mrs. W-right,'s hler and Miss Frieda Messerschmidt near Exeter. -The winner )et
,,, Wright rtettes, by looth the men and lad , living in the West, Helen Swan on Rkhmon StxE V
I, spent the week end is of the Con- Field Crop and Threshed Grain Corn- qua . The order Of the ser- Ewen will regret to learn that she is for some time gy tle 'The Young Vfl-�
., .1 - attended several se."ion will be pleased `L is th be put on
� parents, M.r. and Mrs. George D,)w petition held under the auspices of of the choir. to learn that he came -The pl enti d I
, rence at Sebringville on Sunday.- vice, in neat paniphlet form, was dis- at present in Seaforth Hospital, fol- through his- recent operation better lage Doctor," whiel
. . has not fe, rricultural Society in
�� son._Nlr. George I)owsoii iias I the Zurich Ag rder lowing a very recent operation for -s expected, and is now on -the by the young people of Chiselhurst
.: good health an�d h Mr. Charles Regele was a business 19216, have been announced by the tributed to the members of the 0 than Wit
I been enjoying .t We ' ' 11 hope foir a wak to a good recovery. -Miss Alice United Church, ,on Friday evening 6f
r �, visitor at Stratford Monday morning. The cron and others, aJding much to the fine appendicitis, and wi .
; -�, been uriavr the doctor's care of Warm � -Mi-. and Mrs. R. Kahle and boys, Department;i of Agriculture. . order of service. The spacious church speedy recovery. -Mr. H. J. Moore, Kyle is having some improvements this week, is looked forward to with
'hope that wi*,h the C0ming Mr. Clarence Reg-ele spent Sun -1 entered was Banner oats. Out of 11 was filled to capacity, including the of Toronto, will give his illustrated made to 'Lhe exterior of her neat dwel- very much interest. -Dr. Elizabeth
. rvgain his usual!`Ild -d(-6: ad s the
- - : - gallery, and :iQvr the service the lecture on how to beautify home sur- set, which will still McMaster, of India, is to dres
weather he May day at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Wes. I entries, three prizes were awai ling on Main StrL
11 I 1 ist, J. A. Manson; 2nd, E. F. KloPP;
I , rain. Fullarton.-Mr. and Mr.,. brethren m:i,%-hv,l back to the lodge rounding -is in the town hall, Hensall
beal,h ag ' readers: Fisher in ' add f urther to litz beauty. -We believe I li.irffiday party of the Women's Mis-
� Died it) Blenheim-Maliv I 3rd, W. R. Dougall. -Mr. Chas. fl,,t- ou Tuesday, May 10th, at 8 o'clock, our Firemen are arrangin for a I sionary Society 6f the United church
�.. will I-L-grvt to learn I Charles Eggert and Mr. Goo. Regele leib, of Goderich, called on old friends room and fj!ti which they had first cof the Horticul- 9 . d evening of next week, May
, ir, thi.� town�hip . ccs,;ion in going to the tinder the auspices tournament to be given about the first I on Fri ay
ine Me- - -A cl - 1 13th, at eight o'clOc
1. -ath of m -9 . ,iaended the evening session of the arload or formed in p! . k. -We arepleas-
" p of *he dt. � 1. Cathar, r home; Fvangelical Conference at Sebring-; in town on Wednesday. I church, and %!'-r the lodge had been fural Society. A good programme is week in June, of which more particu
1� �� 'DoUgalt, WhiLh occurrt,d at he , ,-Nic-lville on Sunday. Western hurses was -old by n atiction informally (�:,,,wd it number of th�e V.-oing prepared. Mr. Moore is the lars will be given in a future issue.- I ed to report that Mr. Ed. Lindenfield
.11 in 111(�riheinl on Nlav 2nd. Mrs sale at the Donlin;on House o ThUl-S- e tative of the Ontario Horti-
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� � Dougall had been a great ,14erer . bretbren ga�,, ,hort addresses and a repros n _Soil condition is reported as very is making a good -recovery from his
I, I day. - good this Spring, the land working illness of the past weeks, as is also
ear4 and uncit.-The regular monthly couple of ri�--!in, were passed, the cultural Society and everybody should
- - from 1-heumati�ni for many y Hav Co first thankii;g RL -v. Mr. Sinclair and Iry and bear him. -Mr. and Mrs. F. in fine order, while the fall sowing is Mr. Robert Traquair, of the Town-
- . for the past N,(,ar had been a (,on-', De2th of Mrs. C. Dale. -On April meeti'lig of the Council of the Tc)wn- t services, Taylor and daughter, also Mr. and
. i the Town the choir f4u, Awir excellen giving excellent promise. -Our mer- ship of Tuckersmith, a short distance
1, firmed invalid. ThE, deceiised NVaS a' 28th there crossed the great divde ship of Hay was held in I ildren, all of chants are putting on en.ticing spring southeast of our village, whio was con-
. iaughter' T�'Lh`er Rosan Johnson, wife of the 1 Hall, Zurich, on Monday, May 2nd. and the ascot,,! was a motion of thanks Mrs. Langdon and cb
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. . nat�ve of St,ani,ey, being a c . ro the vistiting I,rethren for their at- London, visat-Pd at the. home of Mr. and coming summer prices. -Mr. and fined to his room for a number of
, I . 'Vic(' ard' late Christopher Dale, at the horne of I All the member--, were present. The
K, of the lati- Duncan . ,rVg0r. tendance. and Mrs. G, Troyer, of the Township Mrs. Allan Webber and members of months, but is now able to be out
, was born on the hom(��tead farm Onl ber daughter, Mrs. James Miller, uf I minutes of the previous meeting were The Coun(-::,--The regular monthly r.f Hay, on Sunday last. -Master Ray their family spent Sunday last with again about the farm. -Mr. James
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, ",'% n. Forty years ago' Clinton, at the ripe age of S5 Yea"s. aidopted as read. By-law No. 7, 1927, i, un,cil was Patt enon was brought home fro ding the Univers-
." the 2n,d concessio . to Mr. � meeting of !Iik. village co in relatives in the village. -We a ra Tapp, who is atten
- - -d in marriage � .Mrs. Dale had been in her usual health: confirming the appointment of Road held on Tue�d�i%. k-vening last, all the the Seaforth Hospital on Sunday af-
she was uni,A pleased to see Mrs. E. Sheffer again ity at London, spent the week end
.1-1 vious -imis%ioners for the township for rn last by Dr. R. 1. Dougall and -A number of
- Peter McDoligall, of Blxnhvirn, where, until about two weeks pre, to 1 Gon embers pr--' t and the Reeive in ternoon f her usualhealth here with his parents.
'11. P. Her her death, when she gradually began the year 1927 was read thr" tim(.s "
.il. since made hk,r hom the chair. Th.. minutes of the last 'his father and mother, after being
..,. she had . mber of i tL grow weaker, and when the final and finally passed. The follo ' and able to be out again. -Mr. Robt. our villagers are planning to have
,1- 'husband predec,,as,-d her it nu I � wing meeting wery rvad and ad -opted on t1here for a month, following an ()per- Green has workmen busiiy engaged I their dwellings repainted in the near
. I . - n for a very acute form of ap- -
. . years ago, Imt s hL' 1� 'or%'""l 1)y two i call came the Good Shepherd came W. H. F,d i g Coun- P,tio
.1� � i accounts were passed: motion of Hivg;ns arid Priest. in raising up the dwelling he recent- future. -Our park and baseball dia
, - -t.ead, and: to I)L'I hoffer, assessor, It is needless to say that ly
.;ill'. sons, Herbert, on the home, o Sur- I and gathered her unto Himself, postage account, cillors Pries, wid Consitt, who were pondicitis. purchased from Mrs. .R. Pollock mond which have recently been well
, - ' ' -r, equalizing
�. � , Percy, of Detroit. She i� al, forever with her Lord. Mrs. Dalej-,231; W. H. Edighoffe reappointed a, it committee at the be was delighted to get home again, and is having a good cemen-t founda- drained and levelled, will shortly
-� I -,-ived by one sister, Nlr,;. Buchart, o' of i wag born in Smith Falls and when a i 1J. S. Section-, 1 and 9, $6; W. Grenier, I
-1 I last meeting :,i ,upervise the draining and although still very weak and by tion put under it, which will give a with a little more work put on it,
I �., ", - )uncan, voung girl moved with her parents I repairs to Road 8, $3.75; 11. H. Neeb, of the park arnk, reported that the no means fully recovered, is at the good cellar, thus adding greatly to be a No. 1 in every respect and afford
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I I ; � Mc(ore�gor, of Vancouvt-r; John, Of; -nd settled on Lot 6, Concession 7, ! Road Superintendent, $17; Northern work was d,!It.. A communication present time doing very ni ' cely, and the comfort and appearance of the a fine and fast diamond for sports
.� D. F. .'AcGro�gor, Clerk I If,ullett, after which she was united 1 Flectric Co., supplies, $200.75; Strom- I
Edmonton. and I was read fr,in County Engineer Pat- it iq hoped will soon make a Speedy -es and just what has been
: -opher , berg-Cartson'Tel. Mfg. Go., supplies, I - property.—We notice by report of and match
,.' of Tuckersmi-�h. 1 ill marriage to the late Christ terson regaiding oil for the streetss. recovery.—Dr. Alex. Moir is having last council meeting that a committee reeded along,that lire.—Our contrac-
E I Dale who predeceased her 26 years I $163.gl; Can. Telephone and Supplies, I
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I � . -1 ---0000000000000000""" I ago. She was a kind and loving: $62 -phone Co., director- It was mov,l hY Ifiggins, seconded a num�er of improvement- made on was appointed to look after -needed tors report .that they are going to
.5. .72; Bell TelL by Comitt :hat Reeve Geiger and thp new homestead farm about R repairs and improvements in our vil- have a pretty busy season. — Miss
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� . MIcKILLOP in' I .,, slo.��; P. McIsaac, freight and ex Alex. MQ,,, -k take the matter up mile South of our villaze, on the lage, which -is a good thing to, do keep- Mae Ingram, of Detroit, spen 0
� �i beery smile and manner was there $19.15; G. J. Thiel, teaming
, . �, , i press, with the C .0LInty Engineer, and buy west Side of the London Road, includ- ing our vil,lage neat and up-to-date week end with her parents, Mr. and
�� , � ; Notes.—Mr` Norman Smith and, to greet you to the last. The flora I � poles, $7; M. G. Deitz, salary and the quantity of oil required. it was ing the nutting out of a large num-
� visiting I tching, April, in appearance, and we would suggest Mrs. Alex. Ingram.—A meeting of
. son, Keith, of Torvnto, a re : ribut" .showed in no ,small way the I car, $90; A. Deitz, swi moved bN Consitt, seconded by, Cam- 1,(,r of trees Find shrubs that will the repairing of the ceiling over the those interested in tobacco raising was
� I � 1!t the home of her pari-rits, Mr. and I ;-igh esteem in which she was held- I $88. The Council adjourned to meet eron, th4 . it Saturday af!vrnoon May gf-rve to beautify. — Mr. A. W. E. -
�o ,0;. I hall .stage which is a great eye sore recently held here. Mr. G. R. Patter
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) ,-.; : 'She, rvared a family ,if two sons and i.gain on Monday, June 6th, for regu- Ilempinill has now it good roadway to -
,�. Mrs. Ilenry Hoenderson. 14th, th, council makv th(-ir annual in iLs present condition, and which, son arranged the meeting and the ad
.! ing k' -ix daughti-rs, Mrs. Bowes, of Blyt.h; iar council meeting and as a Court . araze at the rear of his dwel- i
, School Repurt.-The follow lns�pecti.m to see whal work is re- the g we think, is the only thing needed t3 dress was given by Mr. Thos. W% te.
I � secuon M rs. J. - of Revision of the 1927 assessment; Str se wn Experimental Farm—
,� ; L of School , Mill�er, of Clinton; Mr., W. uired t,, I,(, done. Mr. Itichard Welsh ling on King , eet, now in couT
� the 1:am,er repor q make our fine hall in good condition of Ridgeto
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I No. 6, 'McKillop. , Snell, of roll- -A. F. Hess, Clerk. was gi�r the use of thu Iiind to th,� of erection.—Mr. Alpine McEwen is throughout, with perhaps a little at- Dr, G. L. Smith and Mrs. Smith were
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.:!. guson, 7 2', ', Aaron .1 all'Mit', I 1; � I South ,,f the baseball gn,unds for I moving this week into the north part tention given to the easy working of recent visitors at the -home of Mrs.
11 Beur- Mrs. T. Knox, of Rullett; JameR and pri-v�of Mr. W. G. Wilson's dwelling on
:. I,,'--11(.rman the Stage curtain, which gave con- Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
... Ifillen, 70. J I pasturiii.n- purposes, at thv same .
1'� ,eg. U:Ge, 62. Sr. I I I- - I George, of Ifullett. She, leaves bvIlind HENSALL as last %,':Lr. A number of accountsi Brock Street. which he rented from ,, —Mr, and Mrs. Wilson, of
mann, 63; 11 i . iderable trouble in the manipulating Petty.
I lillh.t., f ildren and twelve
�, Harv;(. ,(.,. I,oul� DufTy, 61); 1 ak�) twenty grandch I For Sale --Srv�ral cl�llinscoo at it ba ' r9ain. were piinted and ordervd paid. A!G J. Sutherland, as local agoent of I at tl,,,, can ata held in the hall the Stratford, were recent visitors atthe
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1.� I - .. Mary great grandchildren. The funi�ral I Apply t. J, ',.th(,rlxnd. He�ll- .m4 - . now resid - in Gode d i eek.—M,s. Peter Fisher home of Mr. and MTs. George Brown.
.. Marion Little, 5.1. Jr. Ill G. court ,if ,,-vision of the a�m-s,, -nt Mr. Wilson on o a,;t w
;; I) utTy, 6- - Orval I too p Saturday from the old I . received for aLl Daily and I ---Mr. J. I,. McDonell is this week
I I Duffy, 74; Fs,,her ) ' it.�;' I Subseriptiorug at the H�isall p.�t roll will lie held Thur -;da%* (-N*-ening,1 rich. I
� .urmanll. .-,�Z: Bronton Cro,d�in. 57; homestead, th,i� home of Vier son, .1 . , . Weekly No�vpmi)ers . . noving in g Mr. Nathan -- -- - -- ---------- ----- -
� � � B( [,I), .,-. sl% ti --lok, 1 when a large concourse of friends Otiice- PiftLr,onim your P-Lirowter who Junt, 2tid. ilt 7 o'clock, and the r,gu- i to and usin I
� ., Ivan MacNa -o st earthly tribute.' handlei; the vape"'. G. J. Sotherland, P.BL lar monih!.%. meeting for June will be Warrener's former liFvery building as --
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,�, 13cUrmarin. GS, Norint- I,it!lv, 114; Go, I Bmi�ninq the first wo k in May the He 11 held thv -ame evening at 8 o'clock, ,t display wareroom for his autos, on
- , -F -egy I 'rhe funeral was ronduct,k-d by her, Mill �ill be "�grindinu on T=dany -count of the Reeve attending the the n-orth .side of King Street
. -. doll Elliott, 64. Jr, 11 ,%eiyn Ito ( Cho,ptnw � and Saturday MI day. on a( Louise Drummond, Flccompani;i
I 9. 1. Vvra I)t:ffy, IlvIon Ellio'.t. I pastor, Rev. Mr. Moorhouse, of '!in- and Thumday forenoom COUnty U,uncil on the regular night. M is s
: �'. r. a, tenul - 1 ,4 n The body was interm-d in th 1 J ' P,io,sgroorr. loroprieuor. 3098-2 . . I e week Spring and Summer
. Number on roll. 1�i� R% cragv .
, ,�. 'I A gmid .k.al of discussion look plact, by Miss Beryl PfalT, spent th their
, The Young Peaple's League. — The
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; �. 0'- i , , , Young People's League of the UniteJ - to livh,ing the bu,sine; part ofl end �n Clinton, the guest- of
, 1., Sad Doeaffi.I.-A vvry sad death - . pall bearers were her .six grandchil-, a very pleasant evening the, main street better. (14,unrillor friend, Mi." Violet Morrison. - Mrs.
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I curred at the hume of Mr. and Mrs. I drem, Vern Dale, Clarence Connell, i Church held ent of the church Moll- Higgins �poke on the caq r .street S siting friends in Millinery,
� loth concession,! David Sowo.,�, Lorrw Dale, William' in the hasem
�:. . David MacFarlane, at Fxet(,r, our � Woodstock this week.—The many rel- .
�.. uung .son, I Knox and Le-Slie Knox. The sympa- I (lay, with a good attendance, and 'lighting here and
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on May 4Lh, when th4-ir y,, I - of her many friends are ex : w ith .Nlis.�; Gladys Luker presiding irl lightJg hvri� costing us half a4 Much i atives and friends of the late William
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11 ,John 14ontervillo NlacFarlanf. a ged 61 Vi� of I ,i very piea;�ing way. After a hymn again 1w r light and only 6 miles , White, for many year, . resident of JUST received a ,,hipment of pretty now summer
I I ... years. passed away Two wf,Vk-� agn ' :n ',h()SL' who mourn the loss .; prayer wa.4 re- apart. Mr, Higgins said that on the our village, but for the, past year or Hats, in a)I the bright and gay colors. A nice
; . he and his (.1dest biother me I with an mother. was Sung, the Lord'. first ,if V,Ikruary this year our Vnoe,.,I .so making his home in Lonilon, whern
� on thf, farm whr(-Viv th,,! Death of Mrs. Wilham Cole_ peated in tin.son, followed by the roll 11 rcg e � assortment of real pr(�tty silk hats, both large and
1% I accHont v �ill(-a,ll There pass,vd away quiptly at th,� call by Miss Irma Higgins, after Hydro C,mmiegion would have $10,- he has sons living, wi r -t to
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I bn)th<-r was almost inAtan: I - Mi . V rgaret Douglas rea,i 000 of a ,implus to its credit in tho leFiTn of his death which occurred the small. Call and let us help you select one.
... iind n(�w !he ,koond son haz� 1w '. n vall ' V�ome of her daiighter, Mrs. A. Glaz- 1 which sq I La bank, R �:Ilrn Of Money Out Of propOT- first part of this week and the re-
�f � . ed. The funeral was hi-ld from thel Wr, of Clinton, FlizaVwth Ann Sirnp- the Scripture I"son. Following is Lion to %Nhat they can possibly use niarris will be brought here for intpr- I
t . r,day af- 1 ,on, wift- of the, late William Cole on the very excellent programme arrang- and, nvvdlessly taking money frorn Tnent in th,e Rensall Undon Com,vt,ery,
I : home of hiq father on Thu niAde in � April 26th, in hvr %3rd year. 'She M by Miqs Gladys Luker, and being
� - I tprnoon. interment being I the pcoplv of the village. He also and the funeral service will he held Mrs. Bertha E. Bell - ' Hensall
11 . I ; I ccrnet,ery. The qym- � born in Frigland and when eight- t:lueb enjoyed: I nstru mental d ue-,, e hydro came on Friday afternoon of thi,t week at
", I M,.aitland-hank ry residoent, gOt�s out to . or- of age came with her parents I Miss Ethel M urdock and Miss Gre'a Slated that at the tim at- three o'clock in St. Paul's Anglican I - I
pathy of ev.. - : I,ammip; the topic was very ably tak- ;nto livri-all the agreement was s
1, MacFarlane in their I :to Canada and get -tied in Meadow- , Church. Further reference will be .. �
., � Mr. and Mr,t. Q . .1, � (-n by Mr. F. F. Knipe; solo, Mrs. Lee isfaclory to the council at tbRt tinlo!, I - - ----- - . � - - -- - -- - --..-- --,-----, --I!- -- - - ---
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.. i terrible 1), r- - (ATIP71t. ' dialogue entitled ,'JuAt not knowing how it would turn out,, mad,e i n n P X k. W P P K "
i�. Twited in marriage i ITMd-en- a I -- --
Ioidieq' Aid. Tho regidar monthly vi-nrq ago she was u I . -, after being in operation for th�� long And favorably 'known in this lo- - �
ll'., , 11n,me from College," was wiven by but
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� 1� meeting of T)tlfT church L, SO to her late huslionrid, who pre(itceased
. . ars ago, H,pr earlier Miss M. Douglass and Doro
. I I ciety Wit.; h-,�d in the church on Fri- her thirteen yoe, number it is rnnkinLr at the rate- of that time, n. number of years ago, Mr. White
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.. day afternoon, April 29th. Miss - , years were spent on the 9th conec., was well known as an extensive
.;" . of contests were then indulged in, fol- Mr. Higgins thought that the council
"I � Campbell pri,sid-J. The meeting was sion of Hullett, where a f4mily of lowed by a very dainty lunch. Mi -;s shOtIld pass a motion expressing its huypr as well a.q a farmer, and after I QUALITY
il: ! 1: ned by micni. prayer for China, five ,sons and three daughters Were
� I... ope Fleanor Fisher acted as accompanist disatisfaction at the high rates charg- coming to HenSall to enjoy a woll
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,, �. *� ing, The Lord ii; Ri'M'11, Ahelen, Kansas; Sigosworth Simpson, r. ing, and this motion presented to our couple Of miles Routh of our village .1 ...... .. I
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1� . I Report of Hensall Continuation local commission, so that they could to Mr. Henry Dougall, of the Town- , ""' Oxfords
-1-1 utes of the last -meeting were Tf-'a,i Joshua, Flint, Mich.- Alfred. of Up- ,
,. � s. J. A. Ferguson Sala, New Ontario; iA,-. Win. Steph- School --Form III: Dorothy Heffern- deal with the Ontario Hydra Commis- ship of Usbornp.-The cantata entitl- .
,4 g;. and accepted . ';ton for street ed, "Joseph's Bondage," given by th� 1. .
� n'. Mrc Margaret Douglas, 65; Joan - . Our present price
" .11 gave a report of the PresbYterial enson, Brussels; Mrs. A. Glazier, Clin- an, 66; ildred McDorwelil, 64; lighting- up to the first of this year Choral Society of Blyth in otir town
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,� �, .1 held in Goderich. Appropriate read- ton, and Mrs. Thomas Pollard, of Stone, 64; 'br i $15 per light, and we have been hall on Friday evening of last week, .
1',�% Mildred Scruton, 62; Avis Lindenfield, wa., e Ladies' Aid 11 For Men %o Cue
i ,�, ings -were given by Wss Mae Ca -P- Constance- In her long pilgrimage
. , `4 transforming of 59; Ruth Ch iii -ted Church, was a
, ore she has seen the apman, 56; Milton Boyle, given a rebato ,of $1 per lamp. It under the auspices of th
- betll, "The Risen r, 40. FoTm, It was moved by
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... -11-11. J. E. Daley ret�d a paper on of timber into 4 ertrude seconded by 10ortsitt, that Councillor great success in every respect and You can generally gauge a man's true worth and characte
1. by fertile va shi" of the -Margaret MacLaren, 87; �
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� The missionary pr � - Pft-rl Robert Higg4m' prelitare a statement well earned the splendid reputation observing him at the ghoe level. Nine times out of t�an his shoes will
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1, Elder, 70; Is,obel Alexander, 67; Of I
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,,, A, business were disc 119 the tage. She was a woman ot quiet na- Beryl Pfaff, 66- Grace Tfnney,� 64; cost talent of the Blyth Choral SO- with a pair of our high quality Oxfords. Theseagourg neweet st3rl&'
1�. . , ,11 ing closed with all repeati Edwin Dick, Gf; Scott Wels-h, 5g; the -said stater4ant be given to the fine -
. -1 0 ing fine I are here for your inspection in all leathers, at prices witfiin Mcb
�. � 4 Lord s prayew in unison. ture, a kind and affectiovate wife and In announcing t.Ws con
. "I .... ,port, -The following is mother, a true neighbor, and had a Louise Drummond, 56- Edwin Taylor, local Hydro bolfimission and demand- ciety. beganj of all -43.95 to $9.00. I.
,i School Re 54; Stewart Blackwell, 51; Beni ing a rate 'tUi Wfil not pile up such cantata in last week's issue, we
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, .-� . the report of Umion School Section t�trong faith in Him who was able to Tinney, 60; Clair Way, 50; GedTge an enormous SU 'lus as the present to wonder before the evening came,
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, rp -ftted FIFTH AVE$4UEAn exclusive conservative type Oxford In black
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; � I ., , Tinno-y, 49- Jean Bonthirdn, 41), Day. rate is doing; unciflor Higgins around, if we had possibly over- calf, single sole, leather heel, Astoria solid leather. 011
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. . . . . . I - , I I old Murray, 93%, W*11jam Niglii,, 78%; Os -yn RyakInall, we place 200 eandle lighits IaTge audience that filled the town � HX -FLYER -A real snappy young man's calf Oxford in the new
�� � _q WInfam joyut, 67; Mery power
1�1 m, Xabel Ni&, 68%. Sr. 11 - Frances ,eaves behind to mourn her I
h; 869'0; L 58; Stella Ingram, 57; AlVert Pws- stead of 100, 6Ut after consilderable hall were delighted from qtart to
1141- I .1, - yortune, 91%; Adelaide Murrayt hirty-One gmndcWIdren o niab and we cannot begin to give shade, Tony Red; fancy cable stitching; brass diamond .
1�- , 55; Mildred 'Forrest, 64; Got- li-seussion be Withdrew the moti rit to fi eyelets, soft toe boxingA- real broad toes ...... A ...... $7.00
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; I ... I .. . -1 D4oifene Nigh, 819/6. Primer-Amb-irose 'bree great grandchildren. Thz fun- more, 5s; Bertha gooldan, 51; the June TneWng, as. by that time ,anything like an account of It that TWIN -SIX -A very dressy&d�rd in black calf, medium broad toe;
- 811 , . Best -ral took place od Friday, April 29th. don Troyer, ar- would do juietice. Suffilee it to say
mn, 60; ELU ,13ell 49; The council Would know what large mockel eyelets, soft box toes,singlesoles.
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;,, J NW Oo- Jack Fortune, 68%
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-1 � ,�`* .� I S�IR&". I,,ane, A. Murray, W- The service was conducted by her `nngeeT1td eaw.,be made with the that there was not a 8ull moment and .... I ............. .
" Lillian Steacy, 45; Dorothy Little, 46; at .............. ..... ....... $7.00
,� - Murray. Nu7n- riastor Rev Mr. Moo--rehoime, of Clin- �dmmissfori as to the tbat both the singing, deting slid set-
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T " . 1 roll, 110; lvergge attendance, ."n. +�e body was taken to Ethel . reduction in tat6si.,�, A salety zone ting out of the cantata wag rjubuibl
" " bii '6V or tan calf; fancy cable stitching, square nickel
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, ;�, - sell Mackwell, 25. eyeletis,, , $6.00
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, " - I L% vt. Pleasant ir�*mete . An ual Meeting,-Theanhu . , soft box toes; real broad toe ........................... I
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1`1 ,'4�, MCXIIIOP, --f her late husband. The pall bearers ling of the Unfon Church waa I
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1� 'i thiii, 4*5i6ft 0% U- $- S- NO- 1, large at, --qh,acting all w4ts tD drive slov- eliclited imuch favlorable com,mevit. In QUALITY AND FITTING SERVICE CONSIDMOD9 01m, 9110ES
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,11 .- r Miach and April. ISTamw,s are in -pre. her six gmndcht1dren. Alfred
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