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SPIP11PA .. �or increase of the duty" avery,side. � It is.ibuch tburistha-unt.
*,-on P,JuMfijuin shebts And r0s. T��- 'ad 4nd'14,44-a 1hrge number of botels
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inlit iliie.,pow to introduce ,to you the� XeWy all- the houses, except,the ho.
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Alurninum-CompAny Of Canada, Ifk' tep, iare, built of wood with over-
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I- I ways and its works. � __ .1 4.4figing, eaves and shiugle�roofi 1 4
The Aluminum -Corapayiy of vianada,� .. 0 44
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is ownq4 by the Aluminum COTPTY�. Sme though 250 years Old' ' .
of e, Pq at s 11 'I � ... � and nevei
America. Glance , fir -Alt .,gL, % loo1c'quite, fresh. Around
fiithei in order that you* may'iiave An, , m. is, a xegion�' '.of glaciers,
intelligent appreciation I - " I . tain' 'torrents, pretty
t . hiogs that .1 ar4' about to reveal, in -11 L .- 4g, �0*q
of L the . ag �' brald lakes and forests of
the countenAnce 'son. The -1 I . We took the train to
,UinlnUm L P . Ts.
A Company of Arderica ' ,,, a GrIndenwald and from there went by
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large - , corporAtionwL . inuel, tram and horse carriages to the gwlac�
t4e leading aut�hoility on Corporations ier, one of the largest moving'glac-
in, the United States, under date of iers in Swilzerla4d. _We left the
January IA, 1927, gives its assets as horses An# walked for some distance
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follows:� fo.-the ice; and through A cave, cut in
Plant and equipment .... $103,331,741 the Ice unde�, the glacier. We pick-
Inve&tmen�s in subsidiary , vad - mountain Kowers an our way back
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Companies :_-......... 46,868,336 to the eamages. ' .
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Investra6titsm in allied Rrofit Grindenwald we took the
I coinpanies ............ 5F977 ' 827 train to Weiringen where we had
Marketable securities ... 3 191D 5i lunch. Ne went on by tram to the
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Inventories .............. 2%866A72 L George of Aare, a gr0id ravine'carv-
cash I ....... I I ..... I .... 33,9�3,1r)l ed out of the mountain rock .by the
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'Bills and accounts re- fdre6 of the torrent and a mighty
. . eeivable ............... 14,278,811 glacier which has long since passed
Pripaid expenses and de- away. For three quarters of a mile
' firred charges ....... 3,80(.,638 and back again, we followed the nar-
. row 'board walk fastened to the side
I .- . of the perpendiculat rock high above
. $241,806i814 the foaming torrent which rushes
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. Note in the above the investments through the gorge, vpft rocks in
in subsidiary companies, The invest- places a few hundred feet high near-
inents of the Aluminum Company of IY meeting -above us. We took ,an-,
America cover a very wide field. They other train to the Relchenbach Falls,
are interested in raw materials in where the stream comes rushing down
British Guiana, in power plants in the mountain, leap after leap, from a
Norway and their plant at Arfvida in height of 2,000 feet to the valley be-
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Northern Quebec is one of the great low.
industrial enterprises in the Dominion From Meiringen we took the train
of Canada. .Pne might think from to Lucernei end soon began climbing
the list of assets given above that it over the Brunig Pass, with an electric
would never cross the minds of those engine ahead, and another pushing
interested that money might *he made lichind, and ' when creeping along the
by snatching a few additional cents edge of a'precipice were often glad
from the humble purchaser of kit- to see the mouth of a tunnel ahead.
chen utensils im the urban and rural From the town of Brunig, 3,295 feet
homes of the Dominion, but if the high, we began to descend and enjoy-
ir�tlk of human kindness ever did ex- ed better the remainder of the trip,
ist in our larger corporations it is regehing Lucerne in the evening.
rarely revealed and the Directors in Lucerne, August Ist.—The city is
tation in asking beautifully situated on Lake Lucerne
for a duty on sh&ts and rods in or- in the midst of grand mountain scen-
der that,the company in Canada own- ery. The river Reuss flows through
ed by the Company in the United the city. .1 crossed several times ov-
States might be protected from com- er the old bridge built in the thir-
petition with itself from the other t_eenth century. It has little shops
side of the line for the facts reveal and a roof, on the ceiling of which
that the main competition which this there are ancient paintings. The first
company has is from the parent com- night we went to see the "Lion" which
pany in the United States. i�-, lit up and is also reflected plainly
Now remember that the Company in the water below it. It was sculp-
is already manufacturing sheets and tured in the side of the white rock in
rods in the Dominion. We are not memory of Louis VI's Swiss Guards,
asked to give it this additional tariff who died in defending the royal fam-
protection in order to start the manu- ily of France in 1792. Next day we
facturing of sheets and rods in this went b6y steamer to Bruirnen at the
country. These factories -were start- other end of the lake, where we took
ed while the products were still on the funicular up Mt. Axenstein, where
the free list. Now while they are there is a superb view of the lake,
getting along fine we have the re- aj:d we had our lunch there. Near
quest to contribute from our own Lucerne are Mt. Rigi, the most fash-
pock ' ets to the already bulging cash ionable Alpine peak, and Mt. Pilatus,
reserves of this amazing Corporation. 7,000 feet high, upon which Pontius
The situation is so ridiculous that it Pilate was said to have committed
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is difficult to make it plain. It is as suicide in his remorse for the con -
if John D. Rockefeller were to pass demnation of Christ. Both of these
the hat among the Civil Servants at have several -hotels on their crests.
Ottawa and ask for contributions to The first of August being the nation -
help increase the dividends of Stan- al holiday, there wereL fireworks at
dard Oil. it is as if our Canadian night and the hills were illuminated.
millionaires were to take up a col- From Lucerne we had an all day trip
lectiory at the country churches in to Frankfort in Germany, going by
Western Canada to give our million -e way of Bale, Freiburg, Baden, Carl -
Aires a holiday trip for the good of .-,ruhe and Worms. When passing
their health. I gazed in amazement through some of the towns we notic-
at the able Corporation Counsel as he ed French soldiers, as some places
Presented his story, As nearly as I are still under Fre,,tch control.
can make it out, this was the burden Frankfort, August 3rd.—In the
of his song: morning we had a motor drive, being
"It is your duty to encourage Can- especially interested in the older part
adian industries. All industries of the city with its narrow, winding
ought to have tariff protection. streets and ancient houses, somewith
Patriodsm demands it. I am giving strange carvings and paintings on
you a lesson in, patrioti,sm. Our the outside. We passed the House of
Company on the American side of Goethe, and the original home of the
the line is very patriotic. It is so Rothschilds, We left about 9.30 a.m.
patriotic across there that it has in- for Bingen, where, After spending
duced the Government to provide a about an hour, we went on board a
tariff on aluminum products of every steamer for the Rhine trip to Cologne.
kind—mueb higher than you have in Soon after leaving Bingen we passed
Canada. You ought to do the same. the Mouse Tower. At noon we left
it will raise prices in Canada, but the lunch table for a few minutes to
look who you are helpingl Cheers!" see the Lorelei Rock. There are
And the song was well rendere& numbers on stones along the banks,
He was a very able chap that lhwyer. marking the,different places and some
It takes great ability to control the -of us had maps of the river with the
faciar muscles of a Corporation numbers and places marked, so we
lawyer when he, is asking that the could understand what we saw. The
average Canadian working in -a fac- river narrows or widens here and
tory or living or, the farm or serving there, ever winding between luxuriant
his country in one of the tbou,sand vineyards, hills and valleys with
and one humble ways in which we towns, villages, castles, towers or
Canadians spend our lives, to turn ruins always in sight.
out our pockets and let the small 0.
change fall into the hands of a Can-
adian Corporation owned by an CITY AND VILLAGE LIFE
AiMerican Corporation and do this for
the one purpose Of increasing the In a letter from our son, Billy, who
0wh resetv0s, of an outfit which a,_ has his home it Oak Park, adjacent
ready boasts Almost of $40,00GOCro .to Chicago, Ill., where it has featur-
in its strong_bOX . L I I /, ed as a village for the past twenty-
five years, and -enjoys the advantAges
� Ana this is one Of OUT infajit in- of an immense city without having to
dustries. What a smile the L pTattlinjr britkticipgte in the terrible conditions
10AUt , must have on its fAc6 98 it that it would have to. assume by be-
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WHY OAK PARK IS,QAK PARK
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Miss E. Steinhoff, Blyth; Con, of C
frlOdly rivalry with Evanston for the
0onor of being Chicago's
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CONVENTION .
. That's the Kind We Offer.
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most prom-
ANTHRACITE COAL —Egg, Stove and Nut
Church, Blyth, on Friday, October 21.
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inen� suburb, announces for the near
future
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an old-fashioned. old I lime
week Former
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- residents and all
. other friends of that foremQst vMage
of the known. u -
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REPORT OF HOG SHIPMENT
ticipate in an appropriate program
in celebration of the twenty-fifth an-
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The following is the report of ho
niversary of its incorporation as a
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shipments for week ending Oetob
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village. .
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I "Oak Park well can afford to sub,-
mit to the sort of inspection it will
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he spoke of 'the lifb�44d customs of
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lect bacon, 19; thick smooth], 44; ei
undergo, on the occasion of its quAr-
the people of the ' " - The (lark-
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tra heavies, 10.
ter -centennial anniversary. It is a
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fine example of -what can be done In
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noss of the I N .
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Also the brig ,'6 the future,
HURON CO—Total hogs, 1,587
bacon,
community building by citizens will-
ing to exert themselve�An
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bend it. The'r '', ,.�* nd that. dis-.
select 5a; thick smooth, 88
heavies, 40; shop hogs, 58; lights a
the inter-
,est of law and,ordeir, decent govern-
united pe,,Pl I a, ,_!"� i day be uni-
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feeders, 23. .
ment and,fTeedom from the tyranny of
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public offloAls whose election is die-
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DUBLIN
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owing
izing sort. Ullable to change, but
unwilling longer to, tolerate the con-
ditions under they
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the report of Dublin Separate Schoo
of the six highest in each class:
which lived as part
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Sr. Fourth — Mary Dillon, Bessi
of a larger municipal Hivision, the
people of Oak Park'twenty-five years
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United d' urch
Campbell, Mary Dornstyein, Joe
Molyneaux, Dan McCarthy,
ago org-4nized their separate govam-
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O'Hearn. Junior Fourth—Mary Me
ments. 'Since that time they have
grown greatly and prospered mater-
Sunday, Nva&r 6th
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Keever, Ursula Krauskopf, France
ially.
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IlAbout Oak Park there is no pre-
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McCarthy, Gordon Dill. Sr. Ill
James Cummings, Bertha Dilloi
tense of being better than its neigh-
bors. But it, is
REV. R. S. LONO"Y, B.D.
Cecelia Feeney, Charles Benn, Matil
a charming, well-
ordered -community of beautiful homes
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REV. J. H. ARNUP, D.D.
da Dornstyein, Francis Donnelly. J
111—Arthur Looby, Jeanne McKeever
and intelligent citizens. Its 60,000
residents have a right to he
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Miss Eleanor Clark Soprano
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Rita Stapleton, Dorothy Donnelly
proud
that they are Oak Parkers." ,
Soloist, of London;� .
XT Sidney
Agnes Maloney, Helen Dillon. Secon
Our Ontario cities seem to vie with
Walsh, Tenor S6Wat, of To-
- ronto, Radio Artist.
class --Rose Arnold, John Krauskopf
John Arnold, Ursula Flanagan, Gen
Chicago in securing laws to suit the
lower element, as most of them 'were
MONDAY__4 ii.m.
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evieve Feeney, Jack Benn. First Boo
represented at our last election by
A Splendid Entertainment of
—Joseph Dorsey, Frances Brennan
Kathleen Cummings, Joseph Donnelly
rum supporting canclidates� while
Musical, Literary and Dram,
Charles Krauskopf, Albert Donnelly
Toront was so managed by Our Big
atic Numbers --Miss Eleanor
Senior Primary --John Maloney, Mar
Bill that the prohibition element was
Clark and Mr. Sidney Walsh.
cell -a Dillon, Fergus Cummings. Prim
disfranchised altogether.
ADMISSION, a5e and 25c.
ary—James Curtin, Thomas Dorsey
Toronto has an "Oak Park" village
Great Services, Great Inspira-
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Michael Feeney.
adjacent that is named Weston, and
tion—Don't miss either Sunday
Notes.—Mrs. Mary Campbell wa
il. will make it power for good move
or Monday.
presented with an umbrella and ai
felt when we get rid of our liquor
dealer master, who still tries to
REV. W. D. McDONA.LD,
address on Monday evening at th
pose
as Conservative party leader.
Pastor. :
home of Mrs. K. Meagher. The ad
dress was read by Mrs. Frank Feene
J. R. GOVENLOCK,
ROBERT MCOLY,
and the presentation was made b
Seaforth.
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Mrs. L. J. Looby. Progressive euchr
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and luncheon closed a pleasant even
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ing. On Tuesday Miss Drucilla Camp
A STANDARD TRAINING SCHOOL
fl6d by the cementing influence of
bell was presented with a book
Jesus Christ.
.Rrayer
by the Junior Choir, and little Bessie
FOR HURON WEST
Rev. F. Langford, Field Secretary,
Campbell was given a box of hand
At the last meeting of the Huron
discussed in a most useful and in-
structive way, "How a programme of
kerchiefs. The entertainment took
place in the High School.—Mrs. J
Presbytery of the United Church,
�teps were taken to put on four stan-
Religious Education may be worked
Nagle was the guest of Miss Aileen
ard training schools within the,
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A conference of workers from the
various schools of Huron West met
in Clinton recently and planned for a
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standard Training School, to be held
in Wesley -Willis Church, Clinton, on
November 10th, 11th, 15th, 16th and
17th.
Four departments of the regularl
training course will be taken: . The �
pupil, the teacher, the New Testa -1
ment, the leading work of the church.'
Devotional exercises commence atl
7.45 and at � o'clock, sharp, the class- ;
es will begin. Two periods of fifty,
minutes each, will -be coverod evPry
night in each class, thus covering the
ten lessons of the course in the five
nights of intensive study. I
Pastors, superintendents, teachers,
and all other interested persons, are
requested to co-operate in makingthe
school an unqualified success. Each
school is asked to give this enterprise
the maximum of its support.
Rev. J. E. Hogg is dean of the
school, -and Mr. L. W. Currell, Clinton,
registrar. A fee of fifty cents per
pupil will be charged to defray ex-
Penses. Each pupil should bring note
book and pencil. Books for the use
EUCHRE and DANCE
IN G. W. V. A. CLUB R0034S
Friday, Novem-ber 18,
Auspices of Seaforth Highlanders Band
Eucbre, 8.15-11.00. Dancing, 11.30-2.00.
A Good Band is an asset to the Town and should re-
ceive the support of every true citizen. Be sure to
be there; Good Prizes will be given.
SUPPORT YOUR BAND .
NOTE.—A lucky Ticket will be drawn from the
firs!t 50 sold and a good prize given. It will pay
you to come early.
ADWSSION, 50c
E. D. Reid, Pres. W. E. Smith, Sec.-Treas.
of scholats will be supplied at the
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school for about twenty cents each.
Huron West comprises 'the follow-
ing
in rural areas." The religious end ofiCni-hert on Tuesday. --Mr. Jos. Rose'
charges: Bayfield, Varna, Holmes-
the programme was stressed by the who was injured when a stone strucl
ville, Brucefleld, Clinton fOntario St.
.peaker, and the need of making the' him on the head, continued big WOTI
and Wesley -Willis), Egrnondville,
wisest and most effecti,re use of "the'after the Wound was dressed by Di
Northside, Seaforth; MCK111OP, Knox
rod in the hands" of the people of the Traynor_ -Mrs. L. Bannon, 10th con
and Burns, Londesboro United, St.
area. ! ress,ion of LoKan, died on All SaintE
Andrew's Blyth, and Queen- Street,
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charges on theonightg on which the
gehool is held.
B. SNELL, A. E. DOAN,
Coal Coke W ood
Chairman. Secretary.
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many kinds of Coal and Coke, but the kind that
PRESBYTERY IN, ANNUAL .
contains the most heat is the cheapest in the end.
CONVENTION .
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A most successful and inspiring
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ANTHRACITE COAL —Egg, Stove and Nut
Church, Blyth, on Friday, October 21.
One hundred and fifty delegates reg-
istered at the session.
COKE—Egg, Stove and Nut
At 10 a.m, devotional exercises
wore conducted by Rev. S. Seobie, Bel-
POCAHONTAS CANNEL COAL DRY WOOD
grave, after which the work of the
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E x6ter. TAe free Aisetission was
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Hetherington—Mr. Tom S6 -numbers
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spending this week in Toronto—Tha cial .evening was spent. A'.0064-', . R
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8 masquerade dance held in St. AugUff" gramm6 was. rif�eri,,-`*OA , - ... ; I �,: �
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Miss Angela Giblions, of Wingliam.— 4
aneeting of the Coupeilof 4U-*0Nvn 411.;
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is visiting his brother, R. Simpson. SH Zudeh, on 9- .01�4,,T � "
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A eo himself to a new Ford Sedan, and passed, Burlington Steel CO.', Z ,...'41 - I
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that Mr. Martin Purcell has - greatly Anee Co., insurance on hall, $2Q.0 ;; ��! !��,�. I
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is improved from his late illness, and Ontario Hospital, for C. Rupp, $39.0.0;: ""'.. I
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- for the week end. --Mr. Louis Brall KlOPPY selecting jurors, $4; W. H- 0 . ' ".��,; �
8 and his daughter, Edighoffer, selecting jurors,,$4; A. F. .11
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s friends of Mr. Brine O'Hara are pleas- P. Schwalm, pay . sheet Road 7, ' � I.!, v. .-M
e ed to see him around again.—Ma.ter $168-50; Stade & Weido, cement and I I
- Gerald McKay, son of Thomas Me- furnace, $227.50; F. Stelck, pay sheet I :, lr� �` "I
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. the team got away with the front phone Company, tolls, $136.50; North- ,LJM 'I, T
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No. 6, Tuckersmith, for October, has- BRUCEFTELD ,," ''i
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work of the pupils: Sr. IV—Elmer 7th. for the winter months, the undexsigmed � I �� ,�
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flugill, 70",,; Jr. IV—Fvelyn Nott, 77; i Atx)res will cl�- e W,nday, Wednesday and , , I
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Jsabel Ashton ! Friday nighL, at -, p.m. in�teid of Tu�day ..... I ."
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Whitmore, 94; Warren Whitmore, go; I & C". 3124-9 - �
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Sarah Whitmore, 87; Myrtle Ashton, , .y �11; � I .
78; Pearl Hugill. 75; Verna Hugill, v er " " r N' scr,ices ,A-hich NvQi-(, held in ,,,.�', � � ".
the Unitcd Church hist S)unday were . I �.
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aminations), Sr. 11 --Leola Nott, 72; � perfect and thi, aiiditnrium was filled .. ml �
Hazel Ashton, 70. Jr. 11 -- Arnold � I I
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� —Iona Hugill, 76. Th- follmving McIntosh and familY. 'Mr. McIntosh � ., �111�'
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Books of the Bihlf�, the Ton Corn -j- �'4 ",
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Whitmore, Pearl Hugill, Sarah Whit- I mali,g of money. For a man's life I �f
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I minister .-.aid you can not pick up a ,.�,,� ,
Number on roll, 18; average att,end .,�',
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Thursday of last week, while thresh- .1 ,�
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ing operations werp in fill] swing on murder And follow after every evil . _�' . 1,
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cry of fre, heard ahove the din of , . 1. .1 .. 1, 1�i
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the men engaged in the barn Alm )St � ";o is he." He rnmparer nkind, en' �, �
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instantly this ,spread to the large barn 'vlo , .1 ;
Dnd but for the prompt action, cool- i t() a pile of worthless junk, and told : I I ".,., ? �
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headedness and untiring effort.-, of n f the necessity ()f thinking of what- " ,
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1 soe'Ver things are just and pure and .-P, ,
the threshing gankr, the large build 11%:&
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ings, silo and the entire season's crop . � � �'
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would soon have been a mass o f 11 .1 ,,,,
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little grave in the nearby cemetery. '. -1
I I Mrs. Miller are loud in their praiq,, , .. �1115, �
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of the threshing gang, who had tbo, I �W'9�
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fire completely under control befork, 14'� -
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a i one, amounting to $580. ..
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Brigade rushed their engine to the I Noteq.—Miss Shaw, of Bluevale, I �, I,, �';
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other helper's aid and Played thPiT this week.—Mrs. Walter Stevens and 1� �, g
chemicals on the stack, or rather o� I '4. , �,
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and forks removed it to a safe dist West -and at the Coast.—Rev. W. A. ,� , , , . I �
ance. The. loss is covered by in ur- ��;;j �. :�
s Bremner visited friends in London . . . . . . � 11
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i Harrisville, Michigan, spent the week �'i�,`, `��: I
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of Mr. FAiward Brisson, Sauble Line, operation in Clinton Hospital la9t I :3-1� ig. � I
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her 71-9t your. Deceased bad been Ill improving.--ne concert which was- '. �.:N ,,,, �,
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made in the R. C. Cemetery, Drysdale. en o:&A , "I , " �, ,-, 1,
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--A number from Zurich and vicinity was certainly enjoyed by the Ad 1" �,,�,�,, I �,
-nd the Sunday 8chool, Con- ence Mr. XeOee, of A01OX4.- - I 'O - '1�1- ; `6::
will atte . > " ,
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