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11 ' ': M conStitu- the. Oinr* both now and in the y - - harness and buggy, Robert xLcLar- Sumatra Game, (b) Mrs. walitinci �, ��"�
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. 0048004tilk itttiueo, survive -there ency Ito that, Pr,ovfncel-',:,. - . to.come. work aAd co-operati� IF— able loveliness. Along the route we en, lady Nftte Rocks, (,e & -h) - To N.I�Snowden, - . -;t. .
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'A argued -that a Leader .. This meeting `wiii'�JTI%hly honored passed many villages, old towerd', driver, Mrs. Ira Mo , M . G. Ar (ci & p) A. E. Doan, T.; N. Snow- � . ,I1
. ton'thlqe is.,ano er reason. We 1 Assembly having received by lkaving. as r,p -I -
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- from Quebec. would be hard to findL 14enel kdVj� -- -,--,-a- forts and here and there olives, or- sey, Miss McGuire. , ,1 �"Z-111 ,
,� � cannot ,have, joy with some- emphasis Rev. Alfred Mae- aries, home on furl - , �from a ive anges Judge�S. Pulnane, Chippewa Hill- and 2nd, (er) 1. Hill, W, Lutman, -(p) :�.,
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. lilt"of TCQ-,1aughter`;NIthout a back, Miss Garrfe.`A', Iwood, who ing in patches among the rocks. We W. Lutman, J. Stacey; A. 0. V. Fowl, , �, f.;
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gro,-44-,of te4rs,Qr peosure,with-dut I Scott and M. Ross were appointed a has spent twenty-one in i , had lunch at Amalfi, a large town on hiting; Cornish Ja- I-' .. 4"..
- search for one. The trouble with (cr & p) Mrs. W I 1, ".
. -When Conservitism, dies Liber- committee to give these full and care .. � . - M. than Game, (c) A. E. Doan, Mrs. 1�`,
.. , pidn. - � Toryism. is, that it is dominated by - her subject was: 1"Tfiq erent causes a lofty promontory on the Bay of Shorthorns --Aged cow, ,.Itli..
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I , all are its own epitaph. ful consideration and report at the of the pred'ent tr ., - . '' . in China," Salerno. It is surrounded by the and 2nd, F. Ellerington; two year old Whiting, (b) Mrs. Whiting, A. E. .'.% �. � I
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All gp6d LilbetalO should prair for the fleers on Abe field all-mant- to carry December meeting. militarism being the ... I in her esti- wildest and grandest scenery. At the heifer, M. Crich, F. Ellerington; one Doan, (cr & p) Mrs. Whiting, . '��
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success of W -Winnipeg Convention. the - marshal, * .,Under the cir- I �,�, lunch table we were again given as year old heifer, A. Etherington; Turkeys -Bronze Turkeys, old and- , t,
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Liberalism in., Cane& needs a Con- cirmstances, a sejirch for a - Leader is College, Miss Mary Maitia f the souvenirs, li;,aflets containing a poem heifer calf, Oestricher Bros., E. J. Young, W. BO -den. ,
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- setvative Party. it needs-Lsomethi -more or less complicated by , plethora his field, at Bayfleld and Brucefield, "Handica Sk �Z�t o e P,ov- by Longfellow, written by Pym, F. Ellerington; bull calf, E. J. Geese -Toulouse Geese, (c) W. � I ..T..
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. On which it way Sharpen its weapon& of precouceKed opinions. L Liberals as well as his ability as a ,student and erty of the people, g'ella Ily, how the honor bf the place after he had visit- Pym, Oestricher Bros., M. Crich; bull J ,-:�,-,� I
��.tter far that Lib ' - caste system is so hdRx-to overcome. ed there From Amalfi W. ivic- , I...
. . erals should be under similar circumstances, have preacher, were highly commented up M I . we motored . J. Pyin; bull McLaren, W. Bowden, (h) .`!",t�
0 temporarily submerged in an open . 9 rwin Laren and 2nd, (cr) W. McLaren, W. I -11"i,
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I i selected relatively untried men. Tory-- on by members of the committee of Mr. I , of Frenefiliodo-China, a over a very long and dusty road to one year or over, M. Crich; diploma � �. , ,
fight with Sword'in hand and visor . - . L Not -all our the examination of students, was cer- visitor to the conference, gave the p0mlpeli. Bowden, (15) W. McLaren, J. Manson - " "..
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* + ISM might .do likewise. ,. � for best animal, any age, E. J. Py -m. .1
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. drawn than that it Should pass on. I tified to the ca:re of the Senate Of closing words. It is:I. �)ur Father's .11. & Son. A.O.V. Geese, old and youni, ; ��',-) - 1
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. in" the in -glorious occupation of mute Miltons lie in Chutchyards. nor Knox College, where he will resume work, our duty to pray,3bat the Lord WHY ROAD IN EGMONDVIJ,LE Herefords - Heifer calf, O'Neil A. E. 'Doan. , ,.,I � ,
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distress sit in the front seats of Par- his studies in theology ' of the harvest will send forth labor- WAS NOT PAVED diploma for best animal any age, 'Ducks. -Pekin Ducks, (c & b) Mrs. , ",
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liament In some quiet little town in "', To, the Editor, O'Neil Bros. Whiting, J. Manson & Sons; Rouen - ., Z �!!
The Tory Party has been dead fok Quebec'm4y be a briefless barrister having become self-sustaining, Rev. Miss Hume sang by. roquest, "Take Seaforth Expositor. ' Jersey -Aged cow, W. Hern, G. Ducks, (c) A. E. Doan, T. N. Snow- . ,.�,�,L�, ..". I -.1
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�t the past year. It p4ssed a*Ay after capp..-ble of taking command. I might Alfred Macfarlane, -the Interim mod- My Life and Let It k Dear Sir: Hunkin; two year old heifer, R. Gain- d6n, (b) A. E. Doan, W. Bowden, (Cr ", � . ,i- , I
-be wis- erator of session, was accorded auth-- The Resolutions Comijkittee, led by .,
a lingering illness. 'The nai& the man' -but -1 doubt 1, It has been brought to my atten- brill; diploma for best animal, any & p) A- E. Doan, J. Stacey; A.O.V. 1.11.1.
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I its demise were three in nuinber--Ar- dam of the ict. The search will do. Ority to moderato in a Mrs. Win. Britten, of Oonstance, rp- tion that blame has� been cast upon age, W. Hern. . .:L.,4
thur Meighen, Protection and the the e,nv - - - d. 'If Toryism ing of both congregations o ported thanks, most hearLily, to the I Ducks, old, A. E. Doan, Dr. Grieve, . ., I
erition g69L Mr. Roland Kennedy, Reeve of the Holsteins -Aged cow, C. Prouty, A. young, A. E. Doan, W. Bowden. �,;, IL
Orange 'Ledges. --the,L* sun _,ft --must be to make their fhoice ol a minister. - ladies of ffrucefieId,fqr'6Ueix excellent �'..... ,
. Of the . first, - little seeks '4 plate In - . I - . _ Township Of Tuckersmith, because the J. Ford and 3rd; two year old heifer, . .�� , I .
need be said. Mr. Meighen was a willing to change. Old things must All Sessions of the Preorbytery were hospitality at diimei�tlrrie,'thanks t County Road through EginondvillOIC. Prouty, A. J. Ford and 3rd; one Belgian Rabbits, Mrs. G. Whiting; '�;; I..
I W ramrod in politics. He drove h6me uested to bring their records to the speakers, thanks to ibe singe 0 1p� ... �
I , be thrown away. But the Party may req e December meeting- and sympathy to all that have be rs has not been paved this year. This year old heifer, C. Prouty and 2nd,, any other variety rabbits, G. Cud- ��."LLL
his own convictions --they dominated not be willing -still as I see it, the be attested at th en .seems to be a most unfair criticism, A. J. Ford; heifer calf, A. J. Ford I more, 4 first and 3 seconds, Mrs. -
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the Party. No man with a sense of move must be forward with a new The Prehbytery arranged for a bereaved during the year.' as the situation in Egmondville is en- and 2nd, C. Prouty; diploma for best' Whiting 1 second; collection of pdg- .. ��, .1
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values would haie tried to remove White Hope or a life in the wilder- conf . tirdy different from that in the Town i animal any age, C. Prouty. eons, Mrs. Whiting, G. Hey -wood. ;...
I the Crows Nest Agreement from the ness with Bennett. Not many would and representatives of missionary two delegates to the Conference -.. i --.M
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tions 1 Seaforth. 1 Grades -One year old heifer, R. Judge -G. F. Purser, Windsor. ,". , 41. I - "I I
railway legislation of Canada and .choose the latter, but there's no ac- committees and congre-92L Branch meeting next spring, namedit' I F. Ellerington; two year ol.l. L�', 1.
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then ask the 'West to m c6unting for tastes. throughout the bounds, on Wednesday, Ontario Street Church, Clinton, and' .9. . I!",.�,
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This -was a cardinal principle of Mr. Oct. 12th, in the Presbyterian church, Goshen Church, as the two which,i the amount of county road taxes paid! steer, F. FlIerington; one year old I .t�,:. , I
YS Clinton. L.L 4 o'clock in the afternoon. should send these delegates. - Mrs. I by Fgmondville, and according to the I .steer. F. FlIerington; Junior calf,: HILLSGREEN , It". �L t
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named as proof of 'his courage. Cour- . Rev. Dr. A. S. Grant, Secretary Of Howard -Fowler, Secretary. - Diploma for best animal, any age, W. M. S. --The regular monthly .�.:!;!,
age is not the only element of suc- The Presbytery of Huron met in the the Gen(-ral Board of Missions, who :County of Huron is required to ex- i n'Neil Bros: V%horne Bahy Beef Spe- , meeting of the W.M.S. was held at 11 ; � V
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cess in Leadership. Visit the ZO'10. United Church, Wroxeter, on Septem- is visiting the 43 Presbyteries of the - ! pend a certain amount of money with- ' -
Regard with care the rhinoceros. ber 19th, 1927, Rev. J. E. H-togg, B.A-, church and laying before them the ' in the Corporation of Seaforth, on rial. Ray Mills. . the home of Mrs. .Iarrott on Wednes- . ��;v ,
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- A TRIP ABROAD ,account of the large county road as- Judge -Ira M. Noble, Maple, Ont. :day, September 14th. The meeting -L;
Courage Chairman orf Presbytery, .presiding. extent to which the church is engaged , "'!,
Brainto bulk is not large. ch the town pays an- ,was opened by singing Hymn 798, af- ''I
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� onspiouous Jeature, but its in- The action of the Executive Coin- in missions at home and abroad, and (By Miss Matilda Fowler, Seaforth.) sessment whi SHEEP ,
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telligence is , not great. I am not mittee of Presbytery -in releasing Rev. what may b& the needs of the Budge-, Naples, July 20th.--Frorn Rome to � �,,
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contending that MT. Meighen is 1�ot Geo. Telford, B.A., from St. Andrew's to meet the rapidly advancing cause Naples by train is a distgalee of 16.1 - governed the expenditure made there Dorset Ifortied--Aged ram, 0. Me- Psalm 51 was read by Mrs. Carlile. I
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I It - -might of the gospel in the care of the church miles and occupies about -seven hours. , this year. Laren; ram lamb, 0. McLaren; ewe The treasurer's reports were read and � 1! A �
,. . intelligent -I am only putting for - aving of the Rtreet in Fg- having raised lambs this year, 0 Mc- adoi)ted. The roll was called by re- 1!
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ward the idea that courage must be accept a call to.�-Frederickton, N. B., is to be present and address the meet- South of Rome there I'Ver6 Sol many The p -� �L",�,,
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I ers find it other ancient buildings and many old t jurisdiction of the Council of the Laren, J. Manson & Son; ewe lamb, text word being "Faith."I, Mrs. lv?�-
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9 - churches or monasterieg ,on the bill-! County of Huron, and no hamlet or , 0. McLaren and 2nd. I CochrRnp read an interesting paper, I'll, ... �1
supreme test of Leadership. If YOU long and faithful service rendered by more convenient to attend a gather s yet been favored byi Oxford Downs -Aged ram, A. Pym; TelIq Why 11 ..
doubt the wisdom of these vr*rds, Mt. Telford in his charge and also ing of all congregations is to be re- tops. In the distance were the blue police village ha indu Women Should � ,.
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watch the Nxty Platform to see how the Preabytery. quested -and laid upon the hearts ,of Apennines with lower hills and often I having a street paved by that body. i shearling ram. A. Pym an(I 2nd -, ram . Discard th(', Veil." The topic was " "I,
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1� many of MX. Meighen.'s late planks The ,Secretary Of Pregbytery. was the Presbyterian people to come and great rocks -quite near. We passed i lamb, A. Pym and 2nd; ewe having taken by Mrs. Carlile, Mrs. Cochrane .1
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are torn up and allowed to (ffift down requested to furnish a synopsis of hear Dr. Grant relate the wondrous by sinall fields of grain, 6om, sugar- I distant when some such works will be raised Iambs this year, A. Pym and and Martha Carlile. The text Word ... �111' �
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I - to each of the papers pulblisbed in 9ccomplishing through their devotion were often beside tre--s, planted in I unreasonable to cast reflections on ewe lamb, A. Py -m and 2nd. � ing was closed by singing Hymn 270 .1
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pared to a search for "me' of these .thb Presbytery with a request for in- and sacrifice, and what it will Yet rows to form trellises 'or the -in. There I the R. v of Tuckersmith, because be Shropshiredowns-Aged ram, . after which all repeated the Lord's 'I
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lost Tory planks after the coming: ser -tion.,- also a co - to the "New Out- surely do, if they are faithful and were orchards of olives, peaches, I failed to establish a precedent in Eg- Manson & Son; ram lamb, .J. Man- � Praver in unison. . I
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I convention. . I look," Toronto. It was ordered that believe in its power to reconcile, ra- pears', plums, figs, orangba and lem- -ond .1L
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, anchor holding"thbin.to offiedlutesbe printed and Ent to each min- knowledge that lives in a wonder of poplar, locust, pine and Sumac* Most ROY PATTERSON, qhearling ewe, J. Manson & Son and 14��
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. I ifi -the past* but ,the anchor has slip- ister' in the Presbytery in ,pt and bound C '.1, , 1,
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I I strong things Qf that civ- by hand. Our Italian �uide told us Goderi,cb, Sept. 12, 1927. Pepper & Sons. 'L. 11
ped -its gripping power is gone. Pro- a circuit. - � -grace, the I .
ich. is forever. that up-to-date farm implementi l,incnlnq--Agpd ram, Gporge Pen- ',q .�,
- f, voctfou killg more people in Europe Owing to ill health, Rev. J. A. Fer- ilization wb . . ------------ 111-- : Baldwin -Ral ei gh.-M r. and Mrs. I .... 11 .
' -meet could not be used on amount of I -ale, T. N. Snowden; shearling ram, . 1"I
over the course of years than war. guson, B.A., presented his reftnation The Pregbytery adjourned to i James X. Baldwin, of Pontiac, Mich., ��
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It has driven ten times more pekople froin -the McKillop charge. Members in Clinton on the second Tuesday of scarcity of employment for the labor- EXETER FALL FAIR T. N. Snowden; ram lamb, I were treated to a wedding dinner at , : I .' .
out of cafada thin it has brought of his Congregation spok concerning December-, at 10.30 alm. ing class. As in France, oxen were Snowden, George Perhale-, ewe having, Lt
- inhale � the beau,tiful bome of Mr. and Mrs. I
in. I I ,' Xlg,�O-nf bef6re'the light big faithful work amon ---G� .9 year, Geo. Pe I Patrick Raleigh, uncle and aunt of '. Z,
t it, ad " A theM and generally used for the. heavier work, The annual Fall Fair of the Fxeter raised lambs thi
, ving, and carts in- Agricultural Society was held on their and 2nd; shearling ewe, Geo. Penhale 1�1, , I
# poured on it by fl%o Tariff Board. The tributes of respect were given by sev- CENTRE HURON W. M. S. HOLDS donkgys for dri the. bride, formerly Miss Mary Gen- � I
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In the cities bells grounds in Exeter on Tuesday and and 2nd; ewe Iamb, Geo. Penbale, T. ..4
0- P*esbytery CONFERENCE evieve Raleigh, of our 'burg. The ,
trkinz to usi -the Cries of "Irr ergl - lirother ministers. IN BRUCEFIELD stead of wagons. ,�
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Party . . . 'i�i . if 4hd�,;411?ull reluctantly accepted his resignation are used on the horses. When an Wednesday of this week. The weather N. Snowden. �-i
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. ��t . The Centre Section of Huron Pres- hour's ride from Naples', we saw Mt. was cold, but brigfht, on Wednesday Leicester-Shearling ram, Jas. Mc- . . �
Dinner -Pair would be *111111�k 0 d1i4e. Arid, E�,pljdinted the members of the . . leaving her native village and last J�:�,.
a nivolel 10 Pqrd - in -1930. -The Presbyter e United Vesuvius, which is nearly a mile and there -was ,a record attendance. Allister, R. Pepper & Sons; ram lamb,' . "i�'
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- no more; does carrY'RoOe gave to a - In 111turd -Ia-� ineitbers as well as of Seafortb,- presided during the morn- beside it. On reaching 9�
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. %r , *,L , ',j, ,. cb were almost a of ladies' work and displays by town Allister; best weather lamb any breed, :
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�, . - . .9' ` by Mrs. A. T. pqpulous city Of ItRIY;, It affords the outdoor departments, the heavy Long Wool -One pen of sheep to . , i�;P�
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and were approved. th as bridesmaid. She wore mi . �-,� u1";
� .posed a brick for a brick tariff . , -m, 'r, .,
: rtnee Settleyn�if,�7661&lnittsb, my of the people th0e.jiv� large- up to the standard of this fair in ewe, I shearling ewe, I ewe lamb- grol) w 'I"'I.
the ,Conservative Conventionr1s . blue velvet dres,s, hat to match, and .
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.., 1. sibytery.. at the id ploln the open i,g in quality. The agricultural class Short Wool -One pen of sheep ...,
. ed 4o, r�prbser& Pf4 pleased, with ih,� inott", of the W. trades, eat, sleep ar The bride, who was a general .'. ..,
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..W., ".Ii.bbo W., , 4 �� %ter thiligs, ..pjfjejai1J1f�Lof I!1i1-bIlee,and-Rp the aide of&,-Veattvius. receipts amounted to $700. .
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, , t � 61, . sta Ma6m, of, -Lea4ership yt,gr,'yf . several .bad taised ng is the list of the gue- � .,
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