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�..-" services were taken by Rev. Connor, at violin contests and who were ac- ins. Mrs, Wright, mother of little pleas , . 41L.58% c4f. ,o, . . -Cb"ge'TP=.Atd .
1: assisted by Rev. & A. Lundy, of Nile, companied on the piano by Mrs. Thos. 'Dorothy, was formerly Miss Effie -e go . R -1 .. , . ., _,�'- . I � � ,", , .
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� the late Mrs. McGregor's former pass- Wel h, of Hensall. Another fine viD- �Near, da�ghter of Mr- and Mrs. Ge d basenjent �6��c; West. , ,
.�L tor. Rn selectioq was given by Master Near, 75 Birmingham Street, Strat- pari- of ,.,Oe new dwelling. thatt,,i.,,4r. 'ports, , _ m. gr&in 4quetatiops in c. L f. . . . . - ' . I I 1, ) L . .. .
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f Yellow, kiln d;ia $LI7; No. 8,yenow, kiln I , .. t, i I . T ... . 11
.�. ed by very heavy rains; indeed we piano -by his sister, Ettie; a well ren- reeprd of tw,p fifth generations stands Street. --,Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Wren, 0 dried $1.15. . war�a in *fitter And"tpol in snihmer. . I ... .. . . ..
. I have not known of so mucir,rain at dered solo was given by Mr. Robert unparalleled in Canada. Tor%ttq�.'�"are here.visiting their rela%ii . Mid silvered. M-M.eal, freWIM, bag, . ,Write for free'booklet-"My Home." liw4ltell. * ' ' * . � � . I . I- I
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" once for years. Many gardens and Y. M61,aren, accompanied on the piano A Motor Trip. -A letter which we I s � , ike v i I I age and vicinity, -Mrs. Included' Bran. P- tM $3425; aboeits, per you how Gyproc, Rocboaid Gypsum Insula a � .
,.; � cellars were turned into ponds and by his daughter, Miss Margaret. Then sent to press this waek regarding a Thomas,'Wel.,h, who played as secom- ton, $85 25 - middlings. $42.2& Sheathing and Insulex will reduce- your fuel big �� . I
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� Inber of On o -66e. f.o.b. from 2%)� to 40%. 1 i .� . - — .
K, miniature lakes. The farmers with ,followed two very splendidly given long auto trip made by Mr. Emerson P��* t' " ' th piano,-.ta a nu Ontario good milling mbea"1.30, f.o.b. THE ONTMU66TMAt CO-.'.'�l MITM....rMUs 6J46A
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, Sarah Petty, teacher at Alsia Craig, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. J. man of our village, ,will no doubt a recc�if-!pnusical contest at Gra Barlei-Maiting. nominal. 1 _7 1 ,. _ . , . .
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of her mother, Mrs. J. H. Petty, 2nd and sweetly rendered solo by Miss day, 5.10 a.m., left Listowel, passed handsopit' Piece of 'silverwa-re.-Mr. Manitoba flou.-Firdt Patent . In cothon, . 1, , I I 'I Ili . .
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� � Concession, Hay. -Miss Etta Jarrett, Janet Doig, only daughter of MT. Wiii. through Palmerston, Arthur, arrived kragtut'-Rannie, merchant of our vil- $9.0.5' in jute, $8.90; Toronto, second patent . I . . . . . . I I � I I
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7 of Toronto, is spending the holidays McL.,Doig, and who was accompanied at Orangeville at 8. Country sur- lage, 4edompanied by his sister, Mrs. . Ontario flour -Toronto, go per cent patents, . . I :., �1_ .
t with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac on the instrument by bar neighbor rounding showing poorer crops and Guentheri,7of Mitchell, left here on Pei barrel, in car lots, $5.90; seaboard. in ; :'. .. 141. � I
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� Jarrett, Kippen-Quite a numberi at- and girl friepd, Miss Grace McGre- buildings than in Wallace, but a good, hursd4jAas,t for a trip to the West- bal"5.70. . - 11 . i- ... ,
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I tended the baseball tournament .and gon -Fine step dancing by Miss Mul display of flags fro'm town and coun- era Pr, of Manitoba, Saskat- -, . kor- - I .. . . _ .
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.. street dance which was held in',Her,_ bolland, of Toronto, to bagpipe ac try homes4 8.30, flat tire at Loretfa, chowaK�Ud Alberta and expects to LIVESTOCK MARKET .
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�v sall last Wed-nesday.-Mr. and Mrs. companiment by Mr. Jarneg Stewart, passed through Cookstown and arriv- be avi�&.Several m6nths. They took .,Buffalo, J 2 h.- 9 ei .600
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_", % George E. Thomson and famili, ac- of Sarnia, also step dancing by the ed at Barrie about 9.30, distance 103 the boaf. ' t Sarnia to go as far Pounds, $11.25 to $IIAQ-, few 250 pounds. I . I
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�e compranied by Miss Edna Thomson, little Bell girls, daughters of the late miles. 10.3G, left I�arrie taking high- possitile" water, ond their Many .$11.15; 216 pounds, $10.76: goo to 850 lb., . - I . ... ".... . . . �
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,,,-: Miss Dick and Mr. and Mrs. W, Ii. James Bell, to the accompaniment of way No. 11 to-Orillia. Botlio pelaii�s .", sh thei� a $0.60 to $10.25; packing so,m, $8 to, $8.50. . I � 1,
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Thomson, visited points along. 'the Mr. William Hyde, on the violin. Now towns gat the�r sli*te of...$e tourist iat6i and ..pleasant'trip and Visit down; few good kffids. $11 to $IL25;. mediuln -- _ . - I ) _0000!so�l I . .
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.1 . beautiful shore of Lake Hnrou and it only remains to be stated that Mr. traffic, the forinek situated. on the with their Very many relatives and $9.50 to $10.15: light heifers, $8.15 to 110.25; 1 - . 1.
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I., also friends at Auburn one day last Doig who presided over the program Bay and the latter on Lal�e Couch- friends, s ered throughout the good o0ws� $8.10 to $8.35; common and wed- I .
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I.. . week. -Miss Violet Burleigh, of Strat- made a splendid chairman and in his iching. Fine farms surround and West. -Mr NVOyd Davis and wife, of ium. $6.60 to $7; bulls, $6 to $7. 1 - I "I . .
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�1 ford, visited friends in this commun- opening remarks expressed the great both towns have beautiful homes Toronto, haWspent the past w rs. $15: cull and com.mon. $11 to $12.
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. *1 I picking is now in order and many �f himself and Mrs. Doig and family ing the same highway, we arrived ac and his sistpr�,* Mrs. A. W. E. Hemp- The offering of cattle for sale locally to -day
'�.. the ladies are remarking on the re- to extend a most hearty welcome to Gravenhurst at one o'clock,.,had Itmeh hill. -A large number left here on was some goo heavier than a week ago, and I .. .
I in all present and that he only wished under the whispering pin", 'with tb�e, Wednesday afternoon for Bayfield to with some goo in addition billed through to - . .. I
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", wishes all his old customers to call. then referred to the early life of his their appearance on both ,sides of the Mrs. Fred Wilson and members of -ere very few Wes made from then -anti] - I - I :n��
" the -close. Opening bids were 50, to 75 cents . i .
% Whether you own a horse and buggy, late parents and the many incidents road. We wound about, in -and 'out, family, of *1arlette, 'Michigan, were per cwt lower than last Monday and sales 1111111 I - I
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�. every sign of a good harvest. - A other, just like one large family, and ed gay and the people seemed to feel son, Ray.-Mri. J. W. Peck is spend- while the bulk of the wood lb choice butcher �
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..- large crowd attended the Union Sun- how the sturdy pioneers of that dis- likewise, celebration No. 2. Not so b4g a week W.�O_ with Mr. and Mrs. steers sold from Z to 9% cents; with a few .. -
� � 1�. day school picnic of St. Andrew's trict had converted the woods into many, rocks, but thick forests in evi- T. C. Joynt in their cottage at Grand up to 8.60 cents Der pound, Fair to good .. I . I . . . . . . . . . . "I'll, *..".-, �1. ..__ , . .
.. hany steers were worth TW to 1r,86 cents and I I . .. I . - .
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11% United, which was held at Bayfield farms, surpassed by none and what destination for the night was -grand, spending a' -week or so holidays at Wes up to mid-aftermsou showed a Vries
- in Mr. Jowett's grove on Tuesday. with the evening sun peeping thrQ12 GRO ADYERRS�-VENT
t�, dgh Grand Bend�.and with friend§ in Hen- to cholce handywgights, while common heifers . . .
F,!. All report an enjoyable time spent surrounded by so many true and tried the -tree tops and cars shooting�-iup sall and on'llie"IB04ndary.-Mr. Aug- we2v nbt moving. Cows were, the wmkao -Deering Grak Binder, �eombineis Ahe best -
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I ��,. gatl�erings are good for the soul. friends of the law bench from his 8 p.m., arrived at NoAh Bay, wirt. T. J. Berry', motored here recently 'ng better than 6% cents Per Pound and the -
I - bulk of choice selling at 6 to 6% cents, or a ters that have won their way to fame during nearly a - century, of .
.. �,.-,�' office. city of Port Huron, who had into the city and here witnessed-4le- from North 'Rakota, to visit her and half cent lower than last week. Fair cows -- -vie . L
., Silver Anniversary and Doig, Re- 'zo bra sold down ard ser a Lighter in draft and more convenient of bperatiori, this he[w
. ;1, . 1. braved the pouring rain to come tion No. 3. 11 p.m., retired for. also her sisters in Hensall and vicin- w to Q2 dents and canners and of .
, union. --On Friday afternoon of last cutters were about steady *t 2% to .
1. . Aters the night on the tourist's campus,� oi) ity.-4Mr. aiid Mrs. Mark Drysdale ram Binder is made ,0ith either the McCormick Knotter or the well
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week, R very largely attended and I Per pound. The odd top butcher bull made know Deering Knotting and Binding head, otherwis�i the"nivichin:6 is
most pleasant event took place at the of regret from those unable to be the outskirts of the city beqide Eiie this week took up a cottage at Grand 6 cents per pound and. most of the good kind standard throughout There are twenty-two improveinerits_bu�flt In-
. present, among which was one from Nipissing. The camp vp'ks filled to Bend to s pelld - w week or -two there that sold -ads 5 to 5% cents. but thel tarn- .
I fine homestead farm of Mr. William Premier Ferguson, of Toronto, ani capacity with tourists from maty with their f4q1i1t!?,--,Mrs. George Scott- over was lighti with heavy bulls hard to to the McCorraick-Deering that make it more deffirable than -former
I McLaren Doig, on the second conces- move. 96loguas sdM steady at 4 to 41A models. . . I I - I . . .
I;, . sion of the Township of Tuckersmith, from his relative, Mr. John Bell, or places in Ontario and the United and her dap I
.. ,gfiters, Mrs. BallantYne cents per Pound. Baby beeves held their re- �
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Exeter, now in his 92nd year. While St&tes. On our rig was nt steady Position, the odd top making . I . .
4'.. 11/4 miles east of our village, We 121/p cents per Pound and Let Us DemonsVate'
.� here refer to the Silver Ann' this comprised the programme of thelCh4ndler from Peterboro and on our play of plant good to choice � I .
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blood in their veins as well as the -onclude the programme of the oc- in the morru d in addition to some $00 that wers, received C. .S. -HUDSON, %
. casion, which wound up with a large- listening to a tri laif*eolc for Sarnia, where on _Untry points. I , , I . . . .
t.� host of friends arld neighbors of Mr. . Half a dozen loads of stockers sold 0 ' ' 1. � . . I . � � -
1, ly attended dance of the guests and night," free of charge. Arose w tak4A'A'position.-Mr. E. F. 5.86 to 6.41) cents PeA Pound, with one -small Agent for full line o0itternation" Harvester tomptoy of Canada Ltd.
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za� their hospitality. other friends in the Town Hall at break of d Left North Bay, at Jackson metcharit of this village, bad lot of 760,pounders aV7 cents, and some light I . I 1. -0 , - 1, . . '.. , _ I � ... I
I While this one plain cattle were unsold. Feeders fair to .- � ----I*. . I � I � . �
i�, Kippen, owned by Mr. Doig, and be 5.10 a.m. for Sudbury. About ;ten the misfortniiie- on 'Saturday evening good, brought S to 7 cents per . . 11 ! I I .
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,, marked their silver anniversary, they and his good wife leading out in th g some ers and sprinters were none too a6tive. but - , - , "' ON -,
� ��' did not have it for what commonly e. miles out we met a taxi drivei, fast last while 4 -Ji a'g'ed in carrying I I .
", I first dances, nd giving first band asleep at the wheel in the centra of cinders to put ;6ader t�e wheels of sold sleads, with ,last week's slight advance, -1 . � '. , .. . . . I .
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. I'� the silver gift line of such events, but evidence that they were ho novic,,s the road. About ten miles fm-ther his auto. whI6 had become gunk kind according & dondition and the odd I � ) . � , .
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"Pr� -. of the dances. It is needless to say main industry, pulp and paper Mill. 'in falling so -AeVetely strained the last week at 12% to 1214 'dents per pound
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, those attending as in former years for the bulk of choice veab, with a few %t men's O'Xfo r'd.s ,:
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� that a good time was spent by lovers For nearly 15 miles past Sturiem w-rist of his itght,hand that he had 12% to 18 8erts, 'the bulk of sappif. that . . . - . - . . t
I in this way, coming with baskets for of dancing, to the fine music of the Palls the land is fairly well setilid. to have it bmd6ked- and still has to is good veals, at 10 to 12 cents per pourij, I - - I . . . - . . .
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� ,; bagpipes and violins and piano, and gighty-five per cent. of the settlers carry his arn!t,`-iMh the bandage in ii Poorer cruslity veals brought 7 to 0% c"
.11 j�o IL - Our range of Afen's Oxfords, is most admplid&. -Every -
I *Mrs. J. Arthur an -i Lamb supply was about 109- Wead str6niter 11
* 1or all Mr. and Mrs. Doig were made per pound, and grassers T, to,ry% cents. ,
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1,1�, - the recipients of many useful and at left for their homes, feeling that and here aid there could be se6n 6, � . I ,desir,W style and shape is. here io Sul y arf-,pEittidW ,-
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.... Very unfortunately fA)r such a happy they -were most truly indebted to Mr. fine -briek house or a steel barit Ifere aunt, Mrs. Ji'0064ft, during the past bes-t SPrits lambs, ewes and vIlethe- gold fancy. They aro t�&& ii all thb 'diffori#1oak"
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N, ing of that day, yet in drriving in remembered afternooii and -Night'- P. k We kept on windin.g ardund and post 0 "i*111- be closed for that ' . I , , � , .., , :,�- ,
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1 17'... entertainment, and all uniting In th: rocks, some 50, some 60 feet h1kh; dity-our TbJ&�b,MAi(9d a very inter- U -to, f-4- teAtsi per votuw. T'hete were a fe;o � Men's Oxfords—Gennm'6 GQ6d-y'e'&',-'r"-w v -
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, Mrs or weeds, while on others cattle- #4d' their fine gro'# , , rtibber h661s, fultmA40 foe J4..,
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�,� � it dISPosition as if the weather condi- and just here it comes to our. � d floe,ks_ are small, -and thrive none .Joo whi,bb in thi#,-fbitrh*ment therd Oi-sra 12% -cents. - -- ,-`,-;i� . . .11 . , , � 11
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I tions were ideal, and, all that I 'Mr !4� each rink, i,Th-,a.,, The h6g market was on3ettl . �Metl'SV,tforos' iiamade"".0 fln� -60f' _
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