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s ai$a in view the ec>uMU will be 101, 4. a
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�11, K�, _6,�_ r -James Barnett, of N', . g�*L 144i Wkp � ,
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4 -Z 1. , President, Convenom of s1s,tex, Mw8 of in- .�� ,i�,'_vA�,:�..ud dau&Wrs had 0 304� Po owl'
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iv'.� X work, o, anqd one brother, William,
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1- 11 V.,,� � ; WZ .ILLB , �4; attendants and had beOU coming I W' omry, raplid.- 9 � .
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.;,,,i jr _,,O�4V L !�' I , zed groups* of diana. d ,and ho -W Much 44"il, tQ report *4 W.�_ . .11,
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, �,�",,�r , d . . Presidents of all r- I nee�As will be seen bapzJzed 4)do'�eonfirme . �,. �
g�-is young people in rch-and from. Concert and Da r,uldi,,, -s a kind and i4dulgelIt , hA 0
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��4,p,,,'f�lt�,,. gg, "� 0mv �-U.,�-�V� - y the mother' Z rhu te, a concert. dance ,hey wo rt nfielcl,, who , s beep- i4pnA4 to ��,
14111% R. I QW6 4 *,ake,:t up I, thO three to ten members of the Society, by ad. in this issu � j* . i
S7 � I V�,V:nere_ Rev. 8111,Uh 6SO it will be -their duty to handle all and fiddler's contest is to be held in . ather, tc . om the speakeri�aa, IuKh room for a number -of ,me.elcs' W46 ablp,
�1�fi I . I erring of trib . ate. Txh�o pall bearer$ were inx to go down street for the first tAme,
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�.1�11 ,j%0,W � ons, SQXRot very usual and abouta ,wpek 4gD and is- ,now LVe '.W
, .W= talk in cormection problepas which may arise and to our Town Hall on Friday ev -,
�',� � R -eat attract6on. to .king not . , ttW . ,
.!�'i ��,,`A',good c ,,nt. improvements LhiS week, and a gi . . . 'ly,_.iQuite a number ,9. . n"
11 11 ,"I. I . rowd was presL h make suggestions 6r whi,ch will be the B-os-senberry orch- yet V nd Much SYU04� 'on JM f, co
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eni ervice Rev. SuOt also. This should prove a great asset b servatives from ffema4, and VAQ 11 �
'�� I,,;,- 1, � NIP'ng in carrying on the work and we look e-stra, of Kitchener, the head of which Lhy !�, f4 -for -the ereaved 'widow - ��i
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. aple . " Th one by one J:4e� mq'to, A rid, ve 4
L., i,v ndd address in k ' �%nd f nig , red to London "o, F : I I
0Z -M r. Silas Johns 4e conuAg i� Mr. Frank Bossenhexry, who was vdV _d
A ,,, * �60casioll� for great results during th the fiddler's contest pioneer , ,kents of this locality ar's ir.gi of last wook *to Aten -��Ve' eat
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� tqW home on Saturday after via- n Young Pea- Gold Medalist in I
ill year. Owing to Kippe th i r memory will eoavein4on beld thezvil�__In%v Ywl.
� V., .1 held in .the city ,of Toronto in 1926, passing , ,;%
� ;; R t WA,t14 hi d4ughter, Mm. Will pi,,s Anniversary, there will be no aw,y but el v the progftmme gotten 4
� � W, I , � I - at among forty con- be -long p� bered and cherished by -I 9 is .1), -by�
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� 0 xt.SuA4ay,J=ng,,nex� Sunday night, but a and whq won oi , aem
ase now*,kt and dearest to them. the Superfutendat .of thii Sund
' ' -L t.�Ne of the -United I X
Alik, � i "DfCh's'"' U ia
! I :i, V, , , Miss er oc nged for testants, and whom the judge declar- th - -rch and 11-1
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I _ , 0 1 Reta Rowe, of Exeter, , I is being arra School Ch.
, , '_'. , -a class by himself. It is Driefi��v. Mr. Naylor, accom, iA,t6 SA001170001, .0-1 th-6 Sundiiy
1� I 41!�, report of the W. 3L S, ftday, May 13th, at 8 o'clock -and ed was in in
0M."'i.,-i'!�" - e a
11, . 1!� paxiied tly �. Mr. G. C. Petty, was
I that there will be in -the
�,,,-, � V'regm Convention held at Walker- it is hoped there will be a record expected forty old time h for��&few days this week, at- school -last Sunday morning:* Songelo
", neig
� :,.J�4 r- . �hborhood of d- London
1� The neighbo crowd. entitled, 14My Xothqrls SoUg,!1 read by.
: �, *.11le ning taking part, tending GhUrch Synod there� � -- Miss ,
��, X�1. , " in this church. dlers on Friday eve Mr. Roweliffe; durbig.the l3eaciing of
� V,�:1,111 Ing anximaries have been invited to great musical Freda TA .�
1�1 1, p�"". � which will make for a r
i.101; . .kA
L,. f Detroit, spent a few
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H.d , '' -com days- l4at*,& at the home of Mr. -est! se ,al solos
_01M. �_,. Everyone wel e whe- this inter ng songelp, ver
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1, �1_1_ t, not. Service will ,STAFFA ti me. e and Mrs. Fred Boweu.-The Young, and quartettes were intirspersed.
i e-. ther membeTs or I
K 14,L 'I- lclock,-There Notes.-Wlalter O'Brfien, of Flint, Women% Missionary Society. -Th ted Church Tlie following are those wh4 took t4e
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-1 I ,*.:" . � , : epux,mence at seven o mad,e in the Michigan, spent the Week end -with W. M. s. of the United Church held People's 'TA9gue of the Uni ynt, Avis
I 11 .:" : liave -been some changes his parents. -Miss Beckie Bruce, Of their monthly meeting in the school held their Weekly meeting an Monday s,petial parts,.solo, Mrs. Jo -
'I" ; I !�, �`4 Ulephone lines around- this corner.' room of the church on Thursday af- evening with,a good attendance, with Lindenfield and Mildred Scruthn; duet,
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.. �, �;.' Mr. Charles Stephen's store and Mr. lletrtht, visited her parents on Sun-
� day. -Mrs. William Fawcett, Mrs. W. t,rnoon, May &th, with the President, Miss .Enilua bickson presiding. The Mir, Sam Rennie; solo, men's quart-
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11'.1 Joshua Johns have been put on No. arlie Smith Mrs. C. A. McDonnell, presiding. The meeting was opened with a ,hymn, ette, Mr. Gopdwin, Mr. Rennie, Mr-.
: .. �, ,., � , . 44; also 'Mr. Vivian, W. Fawcett and Ch y . dings by all. Follick aind. Mr. P4ssmore; mixed
': 25 line, instead of N o ' -
'' , Xesponsive rea Miss Irma I
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, �� I �', John i g is the prorgramXae, ar- qu -tette, -Miss Buchanan,
X ;, Brock is on No. 25 instead of of FuRartou, spent Sunday With Mr- meeting was opened with a hymn, followed b or
I Mr. Jack -son and Mrs. A. W. Norris. - Harold folilowed by prayer by Mrs. William The followl�ri
, � ]No. 32, we understand. by,Miss Dickson, every num- Higgins, Mr. Follick and Kr, Rennie.
.1 , , , ed O'Brien, of London, spent Sunday Buchanan. The minutes of the last ranged Solo, X
. I... has had a telephone install liss -The Star softball girls tearn ,mot�
-, with 'his parents. -Mr. and Mrs. W. meeting were read and adopted, fol- ber being -much enjoyed:
,. 4 .. Wbods ybus. I e ored to Exeter this week and played
., ,,� this Week. . I Wurden, of Stratford, speift Sunday lowed by the roll call with twenty Mary P t -i o, the Misses Florenc
-1. - M. Worcien.- The visiting com- McDonald, luarion Sinclair, Eleanor a very friendly game of ioMaill with
-.1 - with Mr. and Mrs. 3 members present. "Time," there, the score.re-
I .. � was the Exeter team
1, ., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sadler spent Sun- mittee called on eighteen homes and Skinner; topic entitled,
� ... ..I I _ sulting in a count of 7-5 In favor of
. . CROMARTY - .-
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� 11,� day in Mitchell. -The Ladies' Aid of found three confined to bed. Ar very ably ffiven by Mr. J. W. Ort
- W. M. S. -The May meeting of the . L very much enjoyed; violin Exeter. -Dr. G. Knapp, we under -
I U. � ", . et at the United Church held its monthly rangements were m,ade to have a weim 2 rid stand, intends ,attending a dental con-
, I m4m's Missionary Society m meeting at the home of Mrs. Wiliam birthday party In the church on Fri- selectioN I
11 we 5e9tt Welsh. The meeting vention to be held in Toronto next
. ,.� the home of Mrs. Andrew Mel,ellan Jeffrey w-ith a large attendance. Af- day evening, May 13th. The speak- was closed vilth the Mizpah benedic- week, and will consequently be from
��., .on Thursday last� Mrs. McLellan pre- ter the usual bugness was discussed, er for the evening will be Dr. Eliza- tion. -Mr.- and Mrs. Craig, Mr. N .
. egeoue and George Curry, of home most of the week.
�. siding. The meeting was a very in- , dainty lunch was served by the beth McMaster, o,f India. A letter Scrim � I
,1 zerezting and profitable one. The hostess. -We are glad to report that was read from Mrs. Venner, Supply Goderich, spent Sunday with 'Mr. and __ __
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W, ,� ing was taken by Mrs. Leslie ffarburn is impro,ving nicely Secretary. Hymn 123 was sung, foi- Mrs. Fred Nven.-The Bible Society
. I, l Sclipture read n of the study after -his operation for appendicitis lowed by -prayer by Mrs. Jane Henry. to be held in Carmel Presbyterian
, Gardiner. A portio
. book, "Mostlem Women," was igiffen by in Seaforth Hospital. -Mr. and Mrs. A leaflet entitled, "The Great RL- church on -the coming Sunday evenirig, Toronto, 'May 10th. - B., Canadian, v
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, - Mrs. Hill, after which a few minutes Frank GolWing and son, of Stratford, ward," was read by Mrs. William May 1 -5th, promises to be very large- 1,,ndpicked. 18.60 to $3.90 bushel; primes, p
,�. were &pent in discussion. Mrs. Thos. vis-ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dpugall and very much enjoyed. This ly attended,, as it will -be a union $3.46 to $3.60. 1 �
, I . i Oliver led in prayer. Mrs. James Henry Golding. -Miss Marzetta Sad_ was followed by theoffering; a paper meeting, Qf the three local churches, --- .---.. t
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I .: Scott gave a short a -rid interesting ae- ler spent the week end with her entitled, "Facts F'rom the Fdelds," and the Rev, Mr, McIlroy Will, pre- POULTRY MARKET a
,',, al meeting held friend, Miss Ina Ellis, of Logan. -The was given by Miss Annie Moore. Mrs. side over the neeting, A -report will k
I., , count of the Provinci . Toronto, May 10th.
.1 M ecutive and the '
I- at Brockville. rs. McLellan gave a Women,s Institute will meet at the Welsh gave an interesting reading on be given by the Ex Dressed f
� "I very interer,ting paper on the great home of Mrs. A. McLellan on Wed- motherhood, -and Mrs. Alex. Gwan Rev. Capta'm Garbut, the Field Secre- s . ng chickens .............. I ..... 65 c
pr'
- 11. possibilities of Mission work in Bra- nesday evening. -G. G. Wilson had R ga,ve a very interesting report of the tary, of the Western Ontario Bible Uhickens. 5 tbs. tw ................ 40 o
, Hymn 752, "Tht, Great Physic- radio installed last week. -A cantata convention held in- North Side United Society, -wilP address the meeting.- Do., 4 to 5 lba . .................... 39
V, zil . n was in Detroit Do.. 3 to 4 lbs . .................. 85
I, ,� � ian," was sung. Mrs. McLellan took will be presen'ted by Roy's Church on Church, Goderich, last Thursday. Th,� Mrs. E. `F. Jackso . Do., 21/� to 8% the . .............. '84
the closing prayer and the Lord 's Friday even[lng in the United Church, I meeting closed with the benediction. Lhe first part (if this week attending He.,, over 1 1159* , _ * ... * ..... *,,** 32
� � g the the funeral .of a relative, a yo,ung Do, 4 to 5 lbs . .................. So a
Staffa.-The W. M. S. met at the At the close of the meetin Do., 8 to 4 tbs . ................... 28
� . prayer in unison. - ters . . . . . . .. . . .
., Notes. -Mrs- Neil Gillespie, of Sea home of Mrs. Herbert Smale on Wed- Ladies' Aid held a meeting when sev- lady of a-bou,t nineteen years of age, Rons .. .... . . . . .. .. .. . 25
, , forth, visited with her sister, Mrs. rQsdey afternoon. eral items of business were discussed just in the very spring time of life. I'arkeys .............. .............. 4(1-47
1. ' ' n Detroit a couple Spring ducklings ........... I .......... 88
I James Scott, a part of last weel' and it was decided to hold a bazaar Mr. Jackson wn� i
I ? cl� .- __ 4? -11 %isiLin her in her ill- I
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Mr. and Mrs. Mae. AcKeHar, of a-
forth, visited with friends in and
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KIPPEN
next fall.
A,Splendid Illustrated L,ecture.-
C W� S _r,U e, and friends of
ness.-The r&lative,
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around Cromarty on Sunday last.-
Notes. Emerson Stafford, of
Aix. �. H. Moore, of Toronto, gave his
Miss Rena Hu&on will regret to, learn
DAIRY MARKET
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MI care left for Bramp-
S. Sailluel. sp,
-Mrs.
Vienna, spent Sunday at her home
illu&irated lecture, "How bo Beautify
that she was very s udd,enly attacked
Toronto, May 10th -Cheese, new, laxge,
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ton last week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Charles Cooper
Home Surroundings�', in the town hall
by appendi:66- (;n Monday eveningy
17c; twins, 171/4 to 171/je: triplets, 17% to
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her sister, Mrs. Martin, of that place
here. -Mr. and
have taken up housekeeping just east
on Tuesday erening last. Mr. Moore
and so acuite did the -pain become that
had to be to the Seaforth
171/,c. Stiltons, 20c. Old large, 20c; twins,
20%- Old Stiltons, 23c.
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-We are sorry to mention the illness
Donald McKellar, who is
of the village. -The Horticulture sup-
is sent out under the auspices of th--
Ontario Horticultural Society and is
she t9ken
Hospital in the (-arly hours of Tules-
Butter --No. I crearnery prrintH, 40c; No.
2. 38 to 39c. Dairy prints, 34 to 86c.
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of Mrs. W.
. f her
ill at the home 0
phes have arrived and have been dis-
These
proving hianself the right man in the
day morning for a n operation, under
Eggs -Fresh extra%, in cartons, 85 to 86c;
fresh loose, 35c; fresh firsts, 38c;
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,
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at pre-Lnt
-ott,
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Sc
tribirted to the 108 members.
them
right place, as he certainly gave a
which she succi -ssfully passed, and it
extras,
fresh seconds, 29 to 80,c.
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fine rains will make grow.-
Next Sunday, May 15th, will he the
most splendid addrms, striking many
is hoped that s.h(- may soon experience
decided for the better.-
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COLUMBAN
-ng People's Anniversary at Kip-
You
�iigh notes in the improving, beautify-
ing, and making more hom-elik e in
a chiinge
Mrs. R. Hunt n�cvntly passed her
GRAIN M`ARKET
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Soctivty hold
pen. Rev. W. D. McIntosh, B.D., of
at 11 a m and
Fmbro, will *
the best sense of the word our homes.
85th birthday and was called upon
Toron to, May Ifth-Manitoba.
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Notes. -The Uterary
preach
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He jiG certainly gifted with a mo st
by a large rrurnber of relatives and
wheat -No.
1 Northern, No. 2 Northern,
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its last meeting for this season on
7.30 P.rn, to overflowing co,ngrega-
I
wonderful memory and has a com-
friends to wig her many mor e armi-
S1.611�,; $1.671/,;
No. 3 Northern, $1.501,,�, c.l.f. bay ports.
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Friday everting. The early part of
tions. The anniversary entertainment
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held Wednesday evening,
plete grasp of all that is connected
versaries and,-,. to congratulate her on
Manitoba c.t.-N.. 2 C.W., nominal : T;o.
.
the evening was spent playing Pro-
Marie Flan-
will be on
May 18th, when the, far-f-amed Blyth
with flowers, gellecting and cul-tivat-
-y from a recent -
her good mefivvt op
Mr.
3. not quoted; No. I feed, 64Y,c; No. 2 feed,
lorainal; Western grain quotations in cA.f.
, .
�f Toronto, visitk his brother-, Joseph
gress;ve euchre. Miss
theirl
ing the SaTne in order to get the very
oration at her wivanced age. -
rts.
PoAmerican
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nery won the lad ie -s' prize and Michael
Dowrtey won t!he gentlemen's prize.
Choral Society will present
play, "Joseph's Bondage," to a full
ber,t returns and did not spare him -
,
-31� ;- the wa of -oin- into all de-
William Hudson, of FgTriondrville, was
bere last Subdav spending the day
com, Toronto freights, No. 2.
yellow, kiln dried. 97c; No. 3 yellow, kiln
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ith heavy sheep selling from 6 to 8 cents to medium, $4.50 to $5.00; do. caTmers and cut-
er pound. according to quality. ten, $2.60 to $4..00; butcher bulls, good W
Selling of hogs with prices established on choice, $6.50 to $7.26; db. medium, $5.25 to, -
he new differeintial started at this market $5.75; do. bolognas, $4.5o ,to $5.00;, baby
to -day, supply was normal for a Monday of beef, $8.50 to $11 . 00; feeders, choice. $7.00
his season. and compared with price of thick to $7.50; do. fair, $6.25 to $6.75; stocker%.
mootbs graded on last week's basis the mar. choice, $6.66 to $7.00; do., falr to medium,
was up 10 cents. The quotations to -day, $5.50 to $6.00; springers, $80 to $110.00 -
et �. 00; plain to m;4:
n the new basi* was 10% cents per po,and, milch cows, $76.00 to $90
ar bacon selects, weighed off care and aOYA ium cows, $45.00 to $65.00; calves, choice;,
ents per pound for -thick smooths, weighed $10-50 to $12,00; do. medium, $8.00' to
ff ca,rs. $9.00: do. common, $6.56 to $6.00; lambs,
The receipts to -day were 4,120 cattle 495 choice, $14.00 to *14.50; bucks, $11.00 to
calve�, 1,420 hogs and 202 sheeip and lambs. $11.60; sheep, choice, $8.00 to $9-00; dO-
Quotations: Heavy beef steers, $8.76 to heavies, $6.00 to $7.50; do., culls, $4.00 to,
$9.25; do. fair, $8.00 to $8.50'. butcher $5.00; hogs. thick smooths, fed and watered.
teers, choice, $8.75 to $9.00; do., fair to good. $9.75; do. f.o.b., $9.25; do., country poilds,
$7.50 to $8.00; butcher heifers, choice, $8.25 $9.00; do., off oars, $10,15; select prerairmt,
to $8.75; do. common. $6.76 to $7.25; but- per hog, $1.90; hogs, bacon selects, w -0 -c -
cher cows, good to choice, $6.75 .to $7.50.: do. $10.2.5; do., thick smooths, -d.o.c.. $10.25.
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Millinery,
Our Sumrner hats are very pretty and bright,
we are giving a 10 per cent. discount un all small
Spring hats. Call and get a pretty smart little
hat at a big reduction. Remodeling a speciality.
Mrs. Bertha E. Bell - Hensall
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�'. Mrs. William Cleary and Frank Me- and appren6otive au,clience. Ever7- 3 . with -his sons, Thomas and Colin S., dried, 96c. i
I �1. consolation prizes body welcome. . tails in planting and arranging beds, for in Millfeed-Delivered, Montreal, fridebts, ba%m
0uaid Jr. won the U 11 A 1, � - fr.-f i homes At and is a reni�arkably smart man cluded: B -n. per ton, $82.25. shorts. per --
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the close of the lecture, G. J. Suther-
his great' -age, for one going around
h" ` beer for . the
ton. $34.25; mitidlings, $40.26 , �
Ontario onbs, 150C f.,o.bl, shii'ving' p0its.
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I then served lunch
ZURICH
lapd spoke to a vote of thanks to
the lecturer for his most splendid,
as be as p- so smartly,
Past Year,d 4.� -
Ontario good mi irm hen
11 W r--$110, 1...b.,
shipping poinL4, according to freights.
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Notes. -Rev. M. W. Ehnes, of
helpful and inspiring lectuLre, which
To G&Iebrat4f the 24th. -Along the
Barley-Maltinz, 72c,
Buckwheat
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Leonia, N. J., visited his mother, Mrs.
was seconded by Dr. A. Moir, and
line of sports it has been arranged to
-75c, nominal.
R"No. 2, $1.00.
, e mus-ic.-Tom Me-
1� Hart suppliled th
S 1,]hnes, over the week end. M rs.
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most heartily endorsed by the meet--
hold a great 24th of Uay celebrAution
Manitoba flour---4F.int patent, $8.40. Toron-
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,�l Quai,d and Jim Lane, of ford,
Fhnes is not improving very mucn
ink, which was not as large as the
here under thq auspices of our Fire-
bo: do.. second patent, $7.90.
Ontario flour-frot,onto, 90
,spent the week at their home-whss
and is in a very weak state. -Mr. and
fi ne Itecture merited and had it only
men, which will include a line of pro-
per cent. patent,
pe,r barrel. in car lots Toronto, $5.40; aea�
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. Agnes O'Reilly, of Toledo, is visiting
Mrs. Willi -am Bender, of Detroit, vis-
been realized in time what a treat
cessions, valithumpian's march, and
board. in bulk. $5,60.
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all the usual ip6rts conneebed with a
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great cele,braLion, and as Hlen.sall has
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Louis Weber have returned from a
few weeks, visit with relatives in De-
have been filled, as the committee of
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not had anything in this line for
man years, the committee of the Fire-
LIVESTOCK MARKET
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men do not intend sparing any effort
Montreal, Ma,y 10th. -Cattle receipts. 1,187.
Sales of good steers were made mostly at
� glad to know he i -t improving.. -Mr.
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did evening%-, entertainment. In ad-
or expense toinsure it as a great
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$8.50 to $8.75, with ne or two loads at $9.
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of her sisters, Mrs. W. Ruby and Mrs.
dition to the fflustrated lecture, there
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a couple of the best loads being held for,
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W. Wurm, last week. -Mrs. L. W.
was a fine programme consi.c4ing of
that will he provided for that occas-
more money. The bulk of the medium steers
brought around $6. and a straight load of
,I I- Dalton and D�enni., Barry attRnd,ed the
11,offman has returned from a week'a
the following numbers, interspersed
ion the celobrated Galt Brass Band,
good hei fers was sold for $8.50. Choice heif-
t I . funeral of John Gallagher in Strath-
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visit with her s is te r, M n. W. F.
by musical selection..% by the Night-
said to be the -beat anywhere to be.
er� were weighed up with good steers. F�air
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Praun, of Forest. -Mr. and M rs. J.
hawk Orchestra, who have establish-
found, has alreadif- been secured, and
heifers brnught from $7.50 to $8 and common
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�f Toronto, visitk his brother-, Joseph
Straus anA children, of Kk,chener,
ed an enviable reputation for fine
in the evening -we believe a street
light kind fr m $6.60 up. Cows sold from
$5 to $7, sand 'bulls from $5 to $7.50. Quota-
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music. The opening number was a
parad-c and daiuce has been arrang-
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tiong :--Butcher steers --Good. $8.50 to $9.00,
medium $1 75 to SS 25; common $6 25 to
�' Flannery is visiting her gTar.upar- Mrs. F. Thiel, on Sunday.-N.Lot-hers well rendered duet by Mr. W. 0. ed for, but fUller pamculars will be . . . .
. S750- butcher heifers. good, $8,26 to $8.60;
I .. - M- and Mrs F Horan. n was observed in the local church- TXT A W 4- 1-1 ;v-- ;n next Vveek's issue In the ='- -
t�, en , . . . _., Goodwin and Mr. . . ., US . In , 41.50 to oo: conmon. to. to q, *,
11.1 I es by special s-ervices and suitable lowea �y , most pleasing and well meantime, it wAl be Well to keep the butcher cows, good, $6.50 bo, $7: medium. $6
�, - -_ . - to $6; canners, 3 to $1.50; cutters, 63.75 to
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BRUCEFIELD respected Tesident of the 9auble Line, F. aki to, � respond to an encore� Mrs, J. lead to Hensall on the 24tb of May. common, $5 to $6.
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.1. � passed away !last Thursday, aged 8�' A. Fletnin , whom the chairman, thel pant years. -Mrs. John Mousso is Calves�R.ereipts. 2,940. The calf market
1 Debate. -The final debate between illness. A grovm p '01 Sig as one of spending a few days at the home of 11 slow- The maJority of the cal- offered
I , .ev. nclaLr. introduced
,� 13luaval-e and Brucefield was held in 5 eam, afteT a short .f -ere pail -fed "d poor in quality. Three or
,�- Blyth on Monday evening, Bluevaic up family of sons and daughters sur- orur vety best elocutionists, then ren- her son, Wesley Nichols, wi e and four lots of fairly good veals -ere sold fm
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�T! being proclaimed as the winners af- vive. The funeral was held on Sun- dered most �effectively a flne number family, or Soaforth�Tbe Oddfellows $7, .d .on to medium lots $6.50 to
- , I -fed calves were quoted aroun.]
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, made in the R. which also called for an encore, so of Hensall IA,dge have received an in- $6.75. The pail
, ter a very interesting and closely con- day,interment being of $5 with prospects of some of the worst lots
., tested debate. Both sides gave many C. Cemetery, Dryndale-TI-re young that tt, going for Was. The bulk of the Poor calves
.. ' ,,will be seen# that with such a vitation from %the sister lodge Quota-
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��,., I ne points and it was evident that 1)eople of the local Lutheran churcIv. good Wagramme those not attending Brucefield, t4) attend their anniversary were unsold at the time of writing.
k A . United Church on Sun- tk1na:--GQDd veal, $7; 'medium, !$%50 %d
-1 imuch time and thought had been spent ' 'Pnd presenting the comedy, "Get- missed a treatt. qervice- in the $6.75: common, S& to 16.
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. :�r,� in preparation. Considering the dif- ; - 1, Acquainted with Madge," in the day evening, May 22nd, when there Sheep- Receipts. 308. The most com,mon
I hite.-In 18SL will no doubt, be a good attendance price for fairly good sheep. with the w I
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I -e negative, it wa3 The new fire apparaitu . $6 and Sprimir lambs. 16 to $10 each. Quo -
V field's, tewn had th -ning aTid was given a �� 6,-doath of Mr. WUhham J. White, as the he -t of -fedings and pleasant ;;�,;;;:_,,ca, $, to $7.60.
1,,� no slu-T on them that they weve de- rn Tuesday evk ,
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., I feated. thorough test. Zurich now h& r resident for many years of intercourse has marked these two Hoz.-JRe,.ivts. 2,178. With the exception
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, .1 Notes. -Miss Beattie, of London, fire Protection. and the citizens can the TowTmhifp of Usborne, well and l,dges.-Mr. George Hudson's dwel- -a sold on gra e
,r favorably known as a farmer and ex- ling is looking( right up-to-date now were on a flat basis. Straight lots were sold
- spent the week end at the horme of feel proud of the equipment. from $10.7.5 to $11.00, w-Pth the bulk of sales
,., Mrs. A. T. Scott. -Mr. Robert Hot- The Late Mrs. Becker -A largely tensive fhors:e buyer and who wilth ad- that the fini,shinji of the repainting close to $10 . 75 . Sows. $7.50 to $7.75.
. . I ham, of our village, was taken sud- attended funeral 4A),ok place at DRsh- vancing years, coupled with ill health, has been compteted, -and we belie.ve.a Union Stock Yards, Toronto. May l0th.-i
v vi o in number of others vrill follow suit it, Trade in all classes of killers opened brisk
_ I deqrly ill -last week and was removed woM on Sunday, when Clara, fe of a number of years ag oved into
.. I , to Seaforth Memorial Hospital and Wi4lia,m Becker, of Stephen Town- our village to enjoy a retired life and the near futuA.::._Viss Jessie John- t.-d.y on an .ffefqnq of cattle that was sorne
, '. .. His many friends 9birp, was laid to rest. S'h,e passed was a much respected residlent of our ,to, ,pent the wepk end at her ho e 400 head heavier thari a week ago, and all
.1 , 1. ww operafted on. m s quarter ad-
, 1, short ill- village for quite a number of year3, in Cr3fford, motoeng there. -The play
",..., will be g1lad to hear that he is now away on Thursday after a vance. Some 2.500 head had gone to the
" as he bad seveval sons Friring in wh
_111 in a fair way to Tecovery.-Miss A. ness caused by an attack of pneumon- but entitled. "The Yocing Village Doctor," smle. by 2 p.m. and the clow hrr� t
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,,, .., Landvborough, of Clinton, vv&q the ia. She is survivpd by her hu%band, London, he decided a year or so ago, in four acts, 01t on by the Young PrActical clean-up of offerlmas. FirziAhed ben,;
�' -into the city, wher ateers were scanewhat more plentiful than
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- %niall childTcm, ber Tnother, to move e he pass- People of the Urked Church at Chi �1- they have been for several weeks, and sales
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�Vl � this week.-Mrq. R. W. Bremner ha3 MrR. B,-Ttha Fxkstein, and a number ed away on Monday morning, May hurst, in the TtrOU Rall here on Fri- lists showed the disponal of some three car-
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", "" loads at the 9-ceat top, with other h vy
., 1. gone as a delegate to the Missionary of brothers and sisters. 2nd, in his 76th year. He I -eaves to day evening of -last week, was very
. , *� Gonference held in Walkerville this mourn his dkeath, his widow, formerly largely att-ended, theball and gallery wteers at 8% cents. Near heavies were In
I . good demand, sellimg all grades offered at
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.1 week. She expect and two daughters, their names appreciative au&*XLoe. The 'play was the market o,ut&ide baby beeves. went to a
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� 1� ----4Mr. L. Forrest has purchased thf* For Sale-Seve,ral dwellings at . bargain, being_,as follows: Frank and Harry, a very, interesthig one from start to pounds, which brought 9% cen& Der pound.
_.:. .��, Massey -Harris implement shop from Apply to G. J. SutherL%nd, Hen"ll. 3099-2 of Saskatchewan; Elwin, Albert an4 finish, and ver3t;viell put on, so many Psir to good, butch, steers sold from 8%
.1 � Fine Vapor stovo For Sule-A splendid 6- Kenneth, of Deltrolit; William and Roy taki.ng their phrtg so wed that it to 8.46 cents- -most of' the heif
I Xr. James Swan and intends -using burner gasoline Detroit Wbove for sale in per- of Loudon; Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. would not be v4se, to attempt to par- weighed up at steer prices, but selmected"leortse
it for a garage.�Mrs. W41liarn Rat- feet order, as good as new. and will be sold bowed ft more of 7% to 8% ee,rrh; Der pound,
., tenbury's manT friends were glad W at a hw,-gam. Apply to G. J. Sutherland, at Baxwell, of Detroit; one son, Ernest, timlarize or ,make -special mention, 'Cow trade was strong at the recent advance,
.. I � ost -2 btaving diled some years ago in Luck- -it to say .*at the play - the bulk of the good butcher kind bringing
.. see her again able to be at church the P Office. 8100 suffice through 6
� ',- I . -n-JuA rrorw. A short service was held In oult Was liqtenea '66 wirth very much 71 t 7% eent�, with qufte a few choice at
� �`�I, last Sunday morning, after b,einglaid Death of Jo,hn C. Thompso 1.65 cents per pound, Pair qn.lity,
:: - �1. I bringahig the remains pleasure and intereat m well as the butcher cows brought 5% to 6% cents, and
"I'll, 1� � �� up f-br the last five months With a at date of sending in OUT items we Londan before
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��� � , I frm*ared lim[b. learn of the deatl) of Mr. John Curtis to Hensall for interment. The de- solos and duets #1"M daring the ev- there were very few cow sales at below 5%
il,'w .., . is per pound. Bulls were a light -pply,
-, � ,W"g People's Society�The Y. P. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 6. ceased was a son of the late James ening, and the ople were "
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t'. 11 M. . 746t as usiml on Sunday evening, S. Thompson, Mage, who A White, of Iflensall, much pleased wil . , 74 coiyL� revresenting ftdr to good
I , I of this vi and Mrs M r are )fTC patonage 6v- quality,
;� --., , y'XZZatning ofte of -a 14tge but prices an the whole were oteady, the, fair
.� - , , 1&y, � Th[s being the MissionaiT Wsed away on Tuesday last. The and the on -1 en thent and tl*Ml�e mm that they ity.bulls making 5% to 6 cents Pei- twund.
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A �, `. - sed 4hadbeen in very poor health famfly, toge&er with one slhge6i - realized for chiiiA`Aut�ogfes. - The (Lua'
� I qn�� on- dee8a and a few bolognas' selling a,t 4% ce�ts. 18abi
i. ,.,,g, Mr. Jme Freeman, Migst
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I,— �.. ��";. � ;, ary,OD'vvernor, -actedas chairmam Rev. for, a 'long term of years, and during Robert Bouthron, of Hensall. The re- serviees in our bljri�4 loeA churches beeveJ brouaht firm to strong prices, a ple
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I ,-,�:� was unable maims w*e briought to flienaaU uS We -oh Sunday last Weri *ell attended of real choice ones Makint' 11: -ft, ecud a
. �� ,,� av,'Namer,gave a most interes:ting the past year, he to ga have alr#Ady mentio,ried- for -few fair beeves 9 to 9% conta. Very few
..., .,�.r �11. I auralimxy of the progregs of nlission about the house, even with support, i'nterment and interegting and ffispiring sermons store cattle moved, supply being as usual
.11 Vl,�,, ;-,vbrk' fu lm&a during the past fifty and became perfectly helpless, so that in the Hensall Union cemetery On X,vem. The day was -what is known short A load of good ftockers averaging 700
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� J%isl - � Friday afternoon lag, -and a largely and largely cel�*aW throtigbotit the p*uods -ado 7 cents -per pmud. or steady for
I, V,�, YMT-9 tmd .at* spoke briefly on the his death retally came as a happy re- ,. . aint kind. I
,�. i��,P,;,,r, � frt ss no hopes of im- attended service Was first held in S_ Provinces and 1b 'Unifed 81talft as C.*Ives in a medAum, volume ran fou,nd Q
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, �, 1 I - �, ,:. I fAdt tlfht"Ota� -" s Paul's Anglitan church here, of which ,,Moth,ea Day 'IF"Atd in M�1:117 of the somewbat draggy market, and sold easier in
,� It j z, , 049te" civirizatioin was provernent or -his recovery. It wa . .
�11 hurch the deoeastid. had been for churches the � *a composed 2.11 LXALdeg, tbo bulk -of 14oholee veals movmg
%��., 9 .", npt gw)d an&g1h for these people. parVicul-arly sad fo-r his moot devat- c A
, I , - � ..,,� , a Ohur42h Warden dtid a gotely 6-f rootbers and Wbich vm� the Fit 10 to 11 cents Der 'IMA with medium
1, I., . S ' ,,�Z&1. 11belng 6f basi-nesi .Vvere also ed mother, who through all the many many years kind from I to 9% COMB And common to
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i. , �, ,,,�,:, 62;6-j�& �p,A,y th4 new presiddiA, yerars of -his and affliction and help- InOSt 9 - his. wife and lur& cage fit the U - here at fah, light, o4ves i9t 5, th 71h donta per pound,
I , "I -has given him untiring care vfiees, together with both A4 rdo i - ,. 461 6V ight- for a
., ; , AAdft' � . He also VA A re- lessness 1 .�61 Monday itt 202 bead In the receipt by vall,
� �-) Y I , fanfity of sow and dangftteirs. U0 , 9 b , an
.1 " �1, I , ftetWtive and attenfiton, and was w1ways A few Vehrlino. fair to Vood the ebeal)er
�. 1� -11 �P*;, X� � POW ,4tlt,�,%*dde Ok' 4XI'll �., .. I W vO&,a and in - h . "
I—, ," I , with him, and who will be funeral serviog was. conducted bY the ayA '9t Paurs , Wa
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-'A',' 1=- 6A -O&T4 , -, Rev, It. Naylor, Pteetor of St. Paul'.; - e=,,�Jlftt 1nj1A,n A476 to pound, % two lots. ftlrillg- Iambs sold
da-V4d,i,.v�W& win itinch misged ,by her. Jobu hird maby th per :
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, , Y� by the Rev, Arch- ow,galot, - M -y. , Abd M"'. J. steady at $18 to $14 for good klad, with the
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TROU ETAIRS.0
Our large stock of Trousers will fill your requirments
for Dress or Work vvear.
Brown Worsted and Stripes,
Grey Worsted in three shades, medium weight..$2.50 to $6.00
all sizes ........ $4ZO to $6.50 Boys, and Youths' first Ions
Blue Serge, light and heavy fancy Tweed Trousers, slizes 6
weight ........ $4-50 to $8.00 to 14 years ..... $2-75 to $3.75
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P0 J. Kelly, Stratford
One way fare paid from Mitchell Dublin and Seafortk either by
railroad or car, on i;7r;Jzlj;s of $20.00 or over.
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The ideaLfootwe&r for the warm Summer months, They cost so lit-
tle and the wear is really amazing. Ealpecially is it true of Our
"LIFE -BUOY" lyrand. Our wd,de range includes all, the most popu-
lar typies. Most all are made with superior wearing "Crepe Rubber"
soles with good weight uppers. Send the family to Smith & Son,
where they will be carefuilly fitted with the style they want.
. BASKETBALL --as illustrat-
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wearing shoe, uppers of eNtra
. heavy uribleachod -duck, -lea-
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suction sole.
Men's sizes, G -lo ........ $2.75
OXFORDS as cut, different Boys' sizes, 1- 5 .......... $2.50
colours, crepe rubber soles. �
Sizes, 11-13 ............ $1.25
Sizes, 6-10 ............. $1.50
Sizes, 1-5 .............. $1.40 ,
Ladies, ........ ........ $1A0 I
HIGH SHOES .
In the diffierent eviours, crepe
rubber soles. ' . DAISIE as above, a. Sandal,
...... $1.40 . style with crepe rubber soles--
...... i$1.6,0 the childrian�s faVouAte.
Men% sizes 6-10. .$1.50 & $1.75 . . .
DAWISON-4 liyht shoe for Sizes 5-10 .................... 95C
workmen, uppien of �rown duck, , sizes , 11�1 ................. $�1.10*,
-heavy rubber soleg ...... $1.95 . I
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We are selected dealers "for- Xaufmaes "LIFt-RUOY" Outhii
Shoes In Seaforth and carry only tiop grade (&ffity goods. We handler '
no Obsolt1te or second 9Tade outift shoes, . You, can buy your nekw-
heTe with con-fidence in purchasift footwear as good as money cam
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