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testimony of :friendship and appre- and everything in their power would V Gardiner, M. Patrick, F. Wheatley WINT14190)? � I
tiatign. . be .done by them to help him along *3rd Cla,, Shinien, A. Nigh, M_ . W .: J. Campbell prayer in unison, ',I: �: �;�,- I I
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'by Cbairma# Croultes to "stand up," who said the -most in those days, have Naughton, Iona Wallace, C. Way. L .,� Evangelistic Services. - Crossley Mm- switehborad operators. 1�_ "
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Miniature china brides, which were speech during the war, praising the McLean, 1, Jackson, H. McKercher, at 8 o'c�166 serv'c` Kenzie. Jr. W -Orville Workman, - .,
handed to Councillors Beattie, Hayes soldier and promising that anyth, .. . _� Some 35 or 40 were led to make a Expert suap&hot finiaiiing, quick �!..
'ag B. Duncan. I " definite confession of their faith in Jackson Studio,. Buck'a old stand, Seaforth. ;;.I-11 ,I
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and Hennfeberg, as reminders of a he could do he would do to help the Below 500lo-C. Trott, G. Wright, . Christ, and others to renewed con- ,.. ..
1� duty'to which they must soon give -at- men who came -back. Did he do so? G. Black, J. Purcell, T. Govenlock. secration. Died In Vancouver. -Death sum- McKenzie, Laura Wright, Mary Aid- .'121
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completed all repaired, led by the to less than a dollar, but business ,� x Class Harold Jones, Audrey Qc'h- 11:,�,"', ,
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__ art, E. Nott, A. McLean. sion.--4Mr. Harvey Higy spent Sun- at Winghain on Monday, Thanksgiv- -------------- I*--- 111.
with Mr. Coultes again in the chair. vice at all. So much for him and his Credit -A. Ryan, E. Wheatley, j. day with friends neat lKoncrieff-Mr. ing Day. The sympathy otr many kindly cared for until his passing on N1. ,,, �i
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assembled with to show what his promises were Peterson, C. Lowery. a few days with friendi.-Mr. Elton Breezes. -Among those who spent was Made at Ocean ..;, �It
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Bright addresses were given by Ex- came a returned man wishing to rent; Shannon and Miss Kath.leen spent the ich and family, of Bad Axe, Mich., father and mother teamed their goods were home for the holiday- The Miss- �I.
Wardens C. A. Robertson, M.P.P., of did so and found out later that he - The following is the report of -hog . - � �
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Colborne, and B. W. F. Bearyers, of was paying more than anybody had shipments for week ending Nove - - —_ their fine 200 -acre farm in McKilloP Teeswater and Guelph; Helena Flan- ,.... ,.
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Councillor Hayes then took charge
prominent in those day, and after the
select 'bacon, 40- thick smooth, 67;
heavies, 1; 6gs, 23.
of the programme of dances, to the
war, Nhen the men were coming back
shop
riusic furnished by Mr. Beaver and
and one she met, received such a glad
WALTON—Total bogs, 125; select
daughter with violin and pian6.
hand, so glad to see you back, John.
bacon, 54; thick smooth, 58; heavies,
This part of the proceedings was
Hope you are going to; stay in town.
3; shop hogs, 5.
1 brought to a close by ali forming the
We need you; ,the church needs you;
HURON CO.—Total bogs, 1,921;
circle of concord and singing "Auld
you have such a nice family, and so
select bacon, 614; thick smooth, 1,108;
Lang Syne" and "For They Are Jolly
on and so on. You know how it goes.
heavies, 55; extra beavies, 3; shop
Good Fellows," then all returned to
But she did not mean it -at all. She
hogs, 72; lights and feeders, 36.
�� - the home, where Mrs. Klopp had pro-
owned a house; the soldier needed one.
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vided a splendid lunch of coffee, eake,
Would. she rent to him. Certainly
OLDER BOYS' PARLIAMENT
sandwiches and pie which were much
not; she would not rent to anyone
ir.g only 10 years of age, be -sides her
enjoyed and appreciated, and shortly
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with children. Good for herl ,
The following is the platform of D.
after midnight the last oar had left
Now, ,Mr. Editor, if we mean any-
M. McIntosh, Brucefield-'s candidate
I on the -return, journey, some to homes
thing at all by observing Armistice
for the Ontario Older Boys' Parlia-
as far as forty miles away.
Day, to my mind it is this.
merit:
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First: Honor those who fell, mak-
1. That the Trail Rangers be given
. Coultes took occaislon�to congratulate
ing as they did, the greatest possible
a voice in the Older Boys' Parliament
Iteeve Frank McQuaid, of McKillop,
sacrifice.
by adding twelve seats in the House
on his being able to come out after
Secondly: Remember those w,hO
to be occupied by duly elected Trail
his severe dllness. Mr. McQuaid feel-
came back, having done their bit, and
Rangers.
ingly replied, thanking all for so kind-
still with life to face with all itsups.
2. That matters be urged to encour-
!y remembering him during his illness.
Then, if we really believe in these
age the right type of boy, to train
Besides those mentioned the follow-
things, let us all join in giving at
for the Christian Ministry.
ing members of council present and
least a good share of our bilsiness to
3..Th,at every Taxis and Trail
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tbese men in all their different trades,
Ranger Group be urged to study
Messrs. Baeker, Turner, Cox, Manson,
who are ready to receive it in all our
World Brotherhood and to give sup -
Johnston, Goetz, Kennedy, Henderson,
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towns and cities, and'recognize them
port to the Junior League of Nations.
be financed
W. H; Coats, of Usborne, Franklin
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4. That our work again
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1856 Mr. Nash, Sr., went again to Detroit; Charles Malone, of Windsor-
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--James McQuaid, of Detroit, ispent
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harvest of that year. Two brothers,
—Mr. and Mrs. R. N. E. Connor, the
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at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
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Dorsey. Mrs, Connor's brother, Dr.
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dear brother.
The Late Mrs. L. Bannon.—Mrs. L.
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the League of Nation's Conference at
Geneva this Dr. Skelton
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year. was
formerly of Queen's University, and
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day, leaves four boys, the eldest be-
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Mr. Joseph P. Moylan, of St. Michael's
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College, Toronto, spent the Thanks-
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and Mrs. Felix Regan, and her bro-
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services held on'Sunday last in the
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Rev. Mr. Holmes, of Clinton. Mr.
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solemnized, on Tuesday at 9 a.m, The
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accompanied by their wives or daugh- charity, the chance to provide a liv- 5. To encourage all Sunday School week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Stone guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Cleave; Mr. Mrs. Mary Brickhri, wore at her rnar- es of the Ladies' Aid, was a huge suc- ... �11
ters. ing for themselves and their families. groups between the ages of 12 and of Norwich.—Mr. Armand Kernick and Mrs. Percy Dymento and family, riage. Mrs. Bricklin's gown was of ccss in every particular. No coai� �,'r '.
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spent the holiday with friends in of Detroit, guests of Mr. and Mrs. cut plush with rhinestone ing ment need be made on the tables for ��: �-
dress presented to the Warden and and try to carry out the promises so registered as Trail Ranger Camps or Blyth.—Miss -Irene Patterson visited J. W. Tippet, Mrs. Tippet returning and a Persian lamb. coat, black h at. they fairly groaned with the good il_,�
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,. the -soldier was really and urgently 6. If a County -Camp be prom of 0alt, troit, the home city of the bride. disappeared there must have been 1. .,
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Huron County 4potificil and officials Hoping you will print this in I your and 21 years, who are membe , be attended. The prize Vvinnere were: Mrs. Gale and family, of Sarnia, Rev. the. recipient of five showers, viz., heard, .showing that the ladies of �A
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home to -night, not for the purpose of Yours truly, eligible to attend. Eaton, a pair of candled*ks and and Rev. J. Gale, guests of Rev. and showers. Mr. Krauskopf is to be COTI- qumptuous suppers. The programme .�"
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ted in conspiring together for your . rna Benninger, Of ist, proved herself worthy of the lond '?
� went to Mrs. A. Doilruige, a novelty Mrs. Fred Baker.—Mr. and Mrs. 1-1. Notes. — Grand Sis T , � � , I �� 1,
own Mutual trust and good -will or in EXAMINATION -W penell- for gents, most games and Miss Gladys Davison ,were Riversdale, and her daughter, . ster applause -be received, while A iss � & .
forming a new relationship which w; RESULTS tie bi�lween Mr. William Dodds and guests of Mrs. J. Davison.—Mr. and magella, of Hamilton, and Sister CO- Fawcett, of Blyth, a., reader, render- "I ;; ,,I
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11 hope and trust will bring you much ' OLDER BOYS were estine, were th ery pleasing man- �,,�
The results 'of . the examinations Mr.'Charles Riley, Mr. Dodds winning Mrs. J. McDonald, of Detroit, .
happiness, but we have broken into held at the Col � legiate Institute dur- The seventh session of the Older in a draw, a pair of military hair guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Weston— Mrs. M. J. Benninger for Thank-giv- ner. The Misses Boyce, of Bruce- . _��,: P
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in the old-fashioned cuistom of "hung- given below. The names in each during the Christmas holidays. Ile I � tion-, which were well received. The _�,, � ,, ., , I . I
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ing the crane in -your new home," and '66- 4 a:e ZURICH play entitled, "The Young Village "I �;�.,�i.,_
. class is above 75%; 2nd class, 1 46; �Novemher 26th, 1927, by ,e=tr'ba,71-' . 1, � 1,��
giving you a Doctor," put on by the young people . �., �,!
to do a little toward 3rd class, 60-661io'; Credik 50-500/o. F'...
lot. All boys between the ages of Death of John Scbnell.—O-n Thurs- here, was; well staged for amateurs, , ,2,��', ,�
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a Taxis -Square or a Trail his 75th year, after an illness of 15 work qbould he encouraged for each '!",
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lk . honor to out eoubty. - . The following is the, outline of mv many kinds of Coal and Coke, but the kind that parents from New Hamburg, when Clark, of Listowel, ,spent Thank-ggiv- ,:" "; C', ,,$'
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011% To rmd another. COK,E—Egg, Stove and Nut field on Sunday afternoon, interment Miss Thelma Dale, Miss '�� .. 1,',�,�-'
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went and s;, 0,040wal"M 10,04 � ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Tuftbbll, Toronto, were 1,01iday �IsiV It"'04,4011"
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