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�,. - Mrs. good stockman, and, givi 4NO 4 4 no f year's..'An . I .1 ".�, I
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t'll %o.:�'11""'.. _-,;, arisen Stanley Hudson, Mr. Thomas Walk great advantage in the selling of hitf w ., � a leuixing �i_� '. * I .
- I 1-1''; ti . trouble which has ed also with it a cheque' a0% .Qw, , : � W-- p'olitlao, �,tlA eceased tiA.4 ai - I 11 , , . " .. ' ' � ,
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,�Js of the far !or $275,. which I re puf in irk good 'to 0VA'CdR06XV.%#ve party, but � ...., ,�; 1 $1.4
�� 1 `!, ,4 niers themselves. I loqg'likc felt free t member a . . . . . .per 100 .... �, ... I I �; " ., , "'.
1�1 I _ Michigan- Mr. and Mrs. Fawton SiMP- I .�,'�, .." - - . :_
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!Ii . . . . . !) the past, and partly to chan - son and �Mr. and Mrs. Innis, of De- substantial prite. . " SCHOOL Itt "i �:' . . �'. , i .i,
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wit -on TizesdAy eve.n. ITOTA OV gAting, but'ble many 9 tF , ';'. " , .. ,0jW.S ��. �-�,!'.�`� ,." , .
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I .;I. �. � � I at . to make the Notes. -Miss Etta Jarrott, of To - mourn, '4 Protegt,the Obildren's feet wil " ' a, � 'i'" I , , . I . �,, .
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, !_ ;'" , &ne by many lot - a glancing headon collision occurred origInat.#j,,,,:As it is ;�Ondsrftl 110me � ll�m %,good r
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', � I 0 - , increditable.,what daughter, their namWbeiSo William, No investment at this season of tbo. year '1�111';',p4y bet vp t�. . . '.
� � � I f, merp fai.led of on the London Road, near Moody`s timo, % !;�,,almost . 1, ,-� .,�, I I
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. � ronto, spent a visit at the home . Of Tuckersmith; ' ,Rev. .,George, School Rubbe,rs. H4ve the, ebildre ,I our BUY,500-., '=,�,,
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", 1,��,`. ade It Re her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jar- culvert, in fact on that cul,�ert, when will-vaus.4.54 nre. , RS and thekn% L , I ,� ".. - _:'i-," I
� K' A, �D nald.1-The following Waiinjight, Alta.; Gordon,. ,of We , *!�,,� .. .
j, �'� " L as they might have m rvy trucks of Mr. - George ill� L I b4p GIRL GUIDE RUBBE - -have dry flet all, WI 1.
� , � . the hea . Z ,5 ". . -. % *much. � `,$!�i#,��:
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, k, 11 rott, of our village during the week . �
"I zi,�,, a of Parkhill, As- Chambers, of near CbiselhuTst, and interes6i,pa,- iteom refers to thi-wed- $ask., and Miss Mary. at bom DOY 80()UT RUBBERS ARE ONLY.. - - - f ...... 95 ce , '. , _
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"�'�� ally loug hours seven days -Miss Rose McLean, siftash-' d1h-g of,XJ'As Edna, McDonald, daugh- sympathy Is felt for them in tli& 16,ss � GIRL GUIDE RUDDERS, sizes lUtO 2,,are - � -, - - - �, , . i464ti L. � I
5 P i-,�,"' very small ited at the home of her parents, Mr. that of Lauglois, of Clinton, ,., but who had #ttailt�., 11
�..,, week in return for a . di� )" te Hugh J.And Mrs. Mae CHILDREN'S 91IBBUIRS, sizes 5 to. 10, ate ........... :,..*
��V, other, wrecking the ter ,A - of their father, ge
� .� � '. ling in the and Mrs. James B. McLean, during ed in -to each " being in his $lst I I -
.. 1.1', wage; living and boar( Donald 2,i " ' 1-fensall: on Sourday ed a very good age, I � ip, -
I—- '_ same house as his employer, he the past week. -Mrs. Thomas Kyle, trucks very badly, but fortunately no .K majilage was quietly year and while' not a robust looking 14 RUBBER BOOTS . . . . 1. �. I
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I , - 11. village, who has serious injuries to the occupants oc- efterr;lu'�Ihe was possessed of wonderful ac- .
Was hardly ever away from the IiQ��p at St. Andrew's Church, I Inan, 'Knee high Rubber Boo-ts, first (inality, fleece lined. Worden%
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.� 11 surveillance - and the been spending a pleasant visit with curried. It seems that both trucks solemr � - Edna C., only ilaughter I tivity and generally t '
I it,- .. latter's or his ad- relatives and friends at the coast, has were aiming at crossing the culvert Londo%,',a ,$2.95; Miss"', $2.45; Ofilldren's, $1.9$; Meie.s.Rubber Boots 0.95 to.
�,.� prospects held out i job- Geog- before meeting, but misjudged each e, the l0ii Hugh J. And Mrs. Mae- right up until a couple of weeks ago �5.50. I . . I , . 4"'
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i 1. r,'�: . vaucement were few. The returned home. -Mrs. Russel - others speed, w-'th the result mention- Donald, '%,of Hensall, to Kenneth he liked to visit the farm and assist I . I , ''I 1 � . -
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, rht duties and never felt more ,. I
,�_, � too many places began and little son, Gordon, of Lon . i Selwyn 10* � . I
1. as exemplified in � .g, London, son of Mr. and in lig 1.
,,�� that the average don, are -spending a visit at the home ed. busily engaged. 1 I 4 -, - .
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,�i` . was not such es Women's Missionary Society. -The Mrs. WHIftim King, of Dresden. Rev. contented than when . .- I .
��, ., young man would choose it as a of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam , . . performed the cere- Briefs. -Miss Elva Bolton, of Kit- I .. .. e I.
li� Hensall United church D. C. MA,eGregox . . . � .
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. ,. vocation in life if an opening McClymont, of our ,village. -Mr. and W. M. S. of the I d the bridal music was,PlaY- chener, accompanied by a lady friend, o go . . .. 11 "', -11- . . I
i" . presented itself in some other Mrs. Bruce Field and children spent met in the basement of the church re- mony an . I I
1, " k end with relatives at Prince- cently with twenty members present ed by I -Charles E. Wheeler, organist together With lier -sister, Miss Doris, I - _. 9 f . I
� field of endeavor. the -wee don, spent Thanksgiv=9 h0li- - , - I 0 I. 1. .
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�� F,._. I That may have been true in some ton. -Mr. Fred Parsons, of London, and with the President, Mrs. McDon- of the �bhnreb. Autumn leaves, bronze of Lon the home of their. parents, � 1. i
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,,,, laces, but in the greater majority of spent the weele end -at the home of nell in the chair. A leaflet on prayer and gold -chrysanthemums in tall days at ri. Gordon Bolton, . .of Air � � I
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'. � � - p rt was re#d by the President, followed the back of Mr. and M s all _ ,: .1 54EA'AORM I
IJI s not the farmers. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robe .Shad6a 1' �, ,,,
I. � 1, .. cases the fault wa Parsons, of the town line, Stanley.- by the roll call. Sentence prayers the chureh, and a background of Boundary, -Mr. Thomas ' � _ I 'OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL . � i .,
11, 0 If the farmer expected the hired man d Petrie, of To- were given by 'Mrs. William Buchan- palms ana ferns made a very pretty section foreman, left heri on Thurs "I I 11 � . - I
,, Mr. and Mrs. Arnol . of last week to visit a brother =_ MOM00111 ill -, 11`0 ., �
" al. to work long hours, seven days a ronto, visited at the home of the lat- an, Mrs. R. Blatchford, Mrs. Wilson s(Ating for the ceremony. The bride, day � . * ",'I ;�� I , I ,�
,,, I., I � in marriage by her in Massachusetts, whoms he had nor; "�-�, � -
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il, -work, he Miss Mae McGregor, of and Mrs. McDonald. The new study who was given ____ � _ --Z.
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"I , . " week, and saw that he did ter's sister, past week.- book entitled, "NeW Paths in. Old brother, -Wellington A. MacDonald, of seen for some 35 years, but after � p "''. ��,� I ;�_ ��., I , � .
�. �: idn't ask him to do it alone. He our village, during the n *of getting as far as New York State, he on and Mr. W. A.
d laces," was ably taken by Mrs. Thos. Toronta,--wore a picturesque gow .1 cal churches were on Sunday last- ve* �,�'ii#eo�,-'-'��,W�,�---Ucot,lw .. � I � I
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11.1 � ng and just as hard A number from this community at- P e rg ith �calloped skirt could not get on any further by rai , well attended and excellent sermons' MbLaren took R i2f 04s.-While.in
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� worked just as lo Eg- Welsh and much enjoyed. The visit- biege g o ette w , -� Ojpe AV. "
..; the hired man did, and for his tended anniversary services at gold shoes and owing to the recent great floods in vi atil s Ai ,' 64 �M, .-
. us mondville on Sunday last. -Mr. Win. Ing committee reported having visited of hand painted lace, ore a white gold that section, which he would have to were delivered, while the ser ce of Si. P ' i1i -of' iiwiii veii , .
�. 1 work, his return in cash, considering Doig, of Port Huron, spent the week sixteen families. The meeting closed hat to match. She w pass through in order to reach his praise was well in keeping and much ,gave a good iiibco,Vnt - �
.�� watch, the gift of the groom, and a enjoyed. In the United Church, in with fine anthems and other numbers. A
. .:, his investment, many time-, did not end at his home here. -Mr. Gilbert with prayer. me,. and his time of leave -Mr. Allan Fisher of -Toronto,'a6-
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11�1 exceed, those of the - Firemen's Euchre. -The Firemen's necklace of Yukarr gold nuggets, a brother's ho addition to fine anthems by the choir, I V I
....: I Jarr�tt, of London University, visit phelia roses and from the railroad company being fifil- 3 LImmet, 'of Gray-
. equal, let alone Isaac dance and euchre, to be held in the shower bouquet of 0 Mr. Murch, of Toronto, delighted the companied by Mat .
.1� . ents, Mr. and Mrs. he bad to return without mak- the week end
�. bired man. 'ed '115 Par' the week end. -The first Town Hall on Friday evening, Nov. lily of the valley com-pleted her cos- ited, congregations with,splendidly render- enhurst, visited over 11
r�.- More than that the hired help on Jarr.tt, over I ,Wriss Mabel E. Thomas was ing his intended yisit�Miss F. Cud- and in Carmel church fine with Mr. Fisher's mother, Mrs. P. ,� ,
. - Ilth, Armistice Day, is looked for- t line. ed solos I %,
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"! most farms eat what the owner eats, storm of the season made its appear attendant, and wore more, of Toronto, is a guest for a r in which Mrs. I Fisher and daughter, Miss Bleanor.
." 11 ' ance on Saturday and Sunday and ward to with very much interest and the brlde% only te with short time'witb her parents, Mr. and . . � .
11 and his living accommodations are of making one pleasure by all those fond of danc- a frock �d POUdre blue georget with Mrs. R. Cudmore.-Miss 'Florence -- - . %i�_ I �,
�: . had every appearance r, 1- M t, 1 4-; ed A- Nack hat trimmed
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believe winter was coming in earnest.
ing and cards. uc re w e 1, ay -
from 8 to 11 and dancing
1. I silver shoes, and car-
silver lace and
Welsh, of London, spent Thanksgiv-
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iraking the lot of the hired man as
We trust this is only a false alarm
the will furn-
ed p.m.
after lunch, and the're is to be spe -
ried bronze chrysanthemurnsp ar-
ing with -her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
family. � Mr.
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attractive as it is possible for a I
and that weatherman
ish us with some fine days yet. -Two
'cial. music during the time of eueh're
range(l, in an �11-m bouquet. The best
C. Adams, of Lon-
Thomas W eleh and
and Mrs. Mureh, of Toronto, spent
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farmer to make it. .
that the vocatiorillarge
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trucks which were going in op-
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and also during the time of dancing,
a special feature of the dancing
man was Mr. 11.
don. Immediately after the cere-
the week end with their- relatives,
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We do not say
ol� a hired man on the farm was or
� directions on the London Road
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,pn Tuesday of this week, collided with
and
is all old time dancing. Prizes will
mony, Mr. and Mrs. King left on a
States before
Rev. A. Sinclair and family, at the
Manse. -Thanksgiving Day Was ,ob-
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i- one to be envied, or that
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each other, smashing both trucks con-
be given for both the winner and al-
for the most defeated in point of
wedding trip to the
taking up their residence in this
served here as a holiday, -all places of
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paid too much for his work. He is i
'driven
One of these trucks was
s'derably. of
by Mr. George Chambers,
so
games, and the Firemen are sparing
city, the bride travelling in a two-
flat in a cocoa
business being closed and there were
. Sitors in ,the village,
many vi 1
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not paid enough, but he is paid all
the farm will stand, and the oppor- I
ChIlhur.st,,, who was hatiling beans
Hiensall, the
to make the evening 4
no expense -
most enjoygble one and as the occas
piece dress of crepe,
shade, brown fur coat, shoes, glove�
a great
many coming from quite a distan ce
McTaggart,
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tunities for a young man on the farm
foi r. . kle, of and
other one was driven by Mr. Evans,
ion is under their auspices, there will,
a nd hat to match.
Death William McDougall. -On
by auto and train. -Dr.
of Toronto, our new 'dentist, has ar-
,nl
.,
are as good to -day as they ever were,
of Clinton, who is employed with
Langlois. Both trucks we re
no doubt, be a very large attendance.
Choir Entertained. -A very pleas-
of
Thursday of last week another of the
rived and will, no doubt, be actively
in few days
,..
1,
providing he intends to make it his
Gunn &
ant evening was spent at the home
fine type of old pioneers passed away
engaged in his practise a
,
.
life work and bends all his energies
. beavily loaded at th e time and owing
ndition of the road,
of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Goodwin last
in his,72nd year. We here refer t-)
and will no doubt get a good share
well spoken of,
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in that direction.
the farm
could not be brought to a stop ill
a Thurs-
Thursday, following the usu I
day choir Mr. Good-
the late William McDougall, late of
the Township of Tuckersmith, and a
ss, coming
of busine ,er here having many
and no strang
- i,
The scarcity of labor on
to -day is not the fault of the farmer,
time to allow one or the other to
pass over a narrow bridge, which is
evening practice.
win sprung a very pleasant surprise
son of the late William McDougall,
. an resided in our
relatives and friends in this s ection.-
M, and Mrs. Charles Brawley, of
. Mr. Robert Allan's upon the members who were presen;:, who for many .ye . I
,
.. lut of the farming industry itself, situated near on Rich- Kitchener, spent the holiday with Mr.
tt- place. Mr. Chambers ,was slightly in which he invited the choir over to village, at the west end _L__
-1 alwa-s h b n and until the .. : MI. ---A StSouth The deceased, al- and Mrs. William Beaver, Mrs. Braw- -
.
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farming. industry is put on an equal
hurt about the hand and shoulder-
friends Mr.. Andrew
is house for a soc 4, even ng. e
first part of the evening was spent in
. .
.1 Canada, was of Scotch
though born in
ley's parents. -Mr. and Mrs. W. 0.
by
.
'. footing, is given the opportunity to
The many of
Slater, of the town line, will be glad
games and contests, which were very
descent.and lived nearly all his life-
in the Township of Tuck-
Goodwin and Ma ry, accompanied
Mrs. Maulkinson, motored to Dresden
., make returns commensurate to other
to learn that he is improving a little
interesting and much enjoyed, Miss
Elva Shaddock the
time
ersmith, with the exception o f some
on Saturday, spending the holiday,
. industries, where a like capital and
1.
and it is the Wish of his many friends
capturing prize.
This was followed by a very dainty
five years which he spent in our vil-
with Rev, and Mrs. Naylor and fam-
, � -
,:_ labor are considered, there will con
I
that he will soon be able to be out
being a
lunch- Mr. Passmore moved that a
lage. Mr� McDougall was a man of
ily.-Mr. and'Mrs. J. D. Buchanan, of
�-
.. tinue to be a shortage of labor on
and around again. -Monday
holiday, some of our sportsmen took
very hearty vote of thanks be extend-
i
fine sterling qualities and was in his
London, spent the week end with
Mrs. Alex. Buch anan and
,,.�'.
,
�". the farm.
part of the day off on a hunting ex-
ed to Mr. and Mrs. Good win Eind Mrs.
earlier ye,hgs a member of the late
Rev. Ross's congregation, of Bruce -
Mr. and
family. -Mr. and Mrs. D. McDonald,
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KIPPEN
pedition.-Mr. Harry Norris, of Tuck-
Maulkinson for the wonderful eve
ning that the choir had been enter-
-
field, and ob Saturday last his re-
of Galt, former residents of this vil-
- �
,�
t� Notict.C�ommencirw on Monday, Noveln-
ersmith, accompanied by Mr. Wesley
French, of our village, and Mr. Robt.
tained to, Mr. Goodwin making a fit-
mains were interred in what has been
lage, and Mr. William McMartin, of
Michigan, the week
I will close
I-- ber 7th. we. the undersigned stores.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Bell, of Hensall, left on Saturday last
ting reply, after which "For he's a
known as the Ross, Cemetery, a lit
Brucefield, and where
- Clauson, spent
end with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Me-
, at 7 p.m. on
�.. instead of Tuesday and Thursday. James T.
,"
for Muskoka, where they will spend
jolly good fellow was. sung," every-
one repaired to their homes wel',
tle south of
the Rev. Mr. Ross and many o;E his
* 5 B-
Martin, Mrs. McMartin being a i
Bowey, W. E. ButL 3125-2
Farmers. "it until need that
a couple of weeks hunting. We trust
pleased with the evening's entertain-
members were laid to rest. The
ter of Mrs. McDonald, and they also
,��, -Why you
..
�! cuttei' or s4eigb before you have it repairedT
...
these marksmen will return with a
fine deer apiece. -Many in this corn-
nient.
funeral service w as conducted by Rev.
spent part of the holidays with Mr.
The
L
_1 Now is the time to look them ove,r and be
.. � ready when you need them. We can supply
munity were sorry to learn of the
-Robertson.-A
Cooper very quiet
Mr. Connor, of St. Andrew's United
Church, Kippen, which the deceased
and Mr s. George Ferguson. -
Misses Helen and Jean Elder and girl
,�� ymr �nts in almost anything
. "on" th's"
,line; also wheelbarrows, walking plows. plow
death of Mr. William McDougal, who
but pretty wedding took place at the
United Church Manse at 2 o'clock, on
was a member of, and Rev. J. McIllroy
friend, of London, spent the week end
�. cAsitimrs. cup and axle grease. tire chains,
died at his home in Tuckersmith on
Thursday last. Mr- McDougal had
Wednesda y, November 9th, when Rev.
of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hen-
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
1�. buggy lights, De Laval repairs. eac. At the
�� Old stand. W. L. Mellis. 3126-3
rot enjoyed good health for some
Mr. Sinclair united in m arriage Miss
sall, a,sisi,ing in the service which
Andrew's United
Elder�W`e regret that Mrs. John
Dinsdale has and I s' very poorly and
- I � , W. M. S. -The Women's Missionary
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time and in spite of the best nursing
Florence Robertson, only daughter of
Mr. John Robertson, a very
was held in St.
Church, Kippen, and quite largely at-
ip confined to her room. -Mr. John
� 1. -1 Society held its November meeting a:t
. �1.
and medical attention he passed a-
popular
lady of Chiselhurst, to James
tend ed. The pallbearers were all
Dingwall and family, of Streetsville,
. the home of Mrs. William Alexander.
.1.1. The President, Mrs. Monteith, took
way. The funeral was held from St,
Andrew's United Church on Saturday
yr,ung
Morley Cooper, eldest son of Mr. Robt.
near relatives, their names being
McGregor,
are visiting relatives here. - Miss
Polly Moore spent the week end with
;
,� charge of the meeting. Mrs. George
I
and interment was made in Ross's
Cooper, of Kippen. The bride looked
in a of sand
Hugh McGregor, Archibald
James Robertson, William McGregor,
Mr. a nd Mrs. Thomas Simpson. -DT.
, ;:. E. Thomson took the Bible reading,
Mrs. J. Henderson gave a short talk
Cemetery. -Mr. Clifford Watson, of
our village, who has always been so
charming gown georgette
over taffeta, with shoes and hose to
John McGregor, of the Township of
J. A. Munn and Mrs. Munn spent the
his -Mr. and,
I
. �1. ,on India. Mrs. Monteith led in
generous in the way of providinggood
match, and carried flowers, her travel-
Hay, and .John McGregor, of the town-
of Tuckersmith. The deceased
week end with parents.
Mrs. Garnet Case have returned from
,.:
. ., prayer, and Mrs. H. Ivison closed the
radio concerts for the amusement of
ling dr ess being black sa tin crepe,
trimmed with with hat to match
ship
leaves one daughter and three- sisters
spending a few days with relatives
, . meeting in prayer.
� Young People's Society. - The
the boys and any others who feel like
listening, would like to make it known
gold,
trimmed with gold also, and her coat
t o mourn his death, one brother,
and friends in Toronto. -A number of
teachers are teaching at a
w., Young People of St. Andrew's Unit-
I-
-
that he has taken an agency for sell-
was of needlepoint with fur collar and
happy
Alexander McDougall, of Manitoba,
away about a month
our who
distance -were here spending Thanks-
.;,. ed Church held a fine Hallowe'en so-
��, �
ing radios and has a fine one on hand,
the
cuff a. After the ceremony the
young couple left by motor for Sea-
only pas�iag
before his death. The sisters are Mrs.
s. m cLean
giving holiday -M . D. B. M ,
11 cial one night during the past week.
,
,�' The President, Mr. Harvey McCly-
which he will install and give
very best of service at a reasonable
forth, where they took the train for
Eric Mcl�a�, of Pilot Mound, Man.,
on Wednesday last, was visited by
Miss
.� .
" rnont, occupied the chair. The first
price. Anyone that is interested in
Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and
Mrs, Janne.% Morrow, of Winnipeg, and
Pilot Mo
Mrs. Robb and her daughter,
Robb, of Agur and
� ..
11: part of the programme was a debate,
the buying of a radio would do well
other pointis east, and upon their re-
turn will reside on the -room's fine
Mrs. John Morrow, of und,
Man. The deceased had been in fail-
-Seaforth.-Mrs.
daughter, M.iss Agur, were recently
.." I "Resolved that the great war was a
,
to see Cliff before buying elsewhere.
g
farm on the second concession of
ing health for the past year, but since
visited by Mrs. Fletcher. -Amongst
�,. idetrement to the country." The af-
,�,
- Mr. Fred Parsons, of London, spent
'Aanksgiving
Tuckersmith, which the groomi re-
rust Was confined* to his bed
last Au�,
the holiday visitors here spending
I . firmative was taken by Miss Mary
I., . Thomson and Miss Olive Cooner and
with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs R Parsons of Stanley.-
cently purchased. Hosts of good wish-
and was kindly watched over and at-
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Thanksgiving Day, we learned of the
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OP. ,
,
V McLean
.., the negative by Miss Gladys �
,
s
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Miss Stella Calfus, of Zurich, spent
cs of their many friends and relatives
with them in their journey through
te rided to by his granddaughter, Nei-
lie, to whom he bad always been very
following: r. . r n o , w e -
son; Henry Brinkolt, wife and son;
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. and Mi%s Margaret Elgie. Both sides
'..
the week end with her friend, Miss
go
life.
much attached, and who in turn bad
William Shafer and son, all of Kit-
. . , of fine games were played, -which
debated well and brought out some
.. �, very fine points. Upon the decision
- - J- es it was decided the ne-
Dorothy McLean. -Mr. Albert Red-
niond and Mr. Walker, of Marlette
.'
Michitran attended the funeral of the
Induction Services. -The induction
of Rev. T. W. Jones to the charges
warm love and affection for her
grandfather, -who had always been so
chener, and all guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Ortwein, of our village, to-
_- .3 1_� AS. IN,
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I
"I'll - �11 �
ative Ride had won by two or three
I
late Jam" Logan on Wednesday last.
of Hensall and Staff a congregations
Anglican Church, took
kind to her. Thus bne by one the good
old sturdy type of our pioneers are
geLher with Line r aug er, ss ..
Ortwein, of Toronto, and son, Milton,
,,'� �
,.;., � points. After the debate a number
,
-Thanksgiving was fittingly observ-
of the place
Wednesday evening in St. Paul's
passing away, but their lives will long
and his son, Lloyd, of London. -Mr.
. . , of fine games were played, -which
ed on Sunday last in St, Andrew's
on
Church. The Rev. Arch Deacon W.
be remembered by those nearest and
Alex. MeMurtrie, of Toronto; Mr.and
A �
l amused both old and young, and at
11* , .
United Church. Rev. Mr. Connor de-
livered a very appropriate sermon.
J. Doherty, of Londonj and for many
dearest to them.
Mrs. Graham, of London; Mr. Lorne
.
." �.�!;, the conclusion, pumpkin pie and
,��'.. -Joughnuts were served by the ladies.
, �
The choir also rendered two Thanks-
years rector of St. Paul's church here,
the h1duction service, while
The Late Henry Pybus.—In a form-
er issue we made brief reference to
Ballantyne and friend, of Windsor;
Mr. Laird Joynt, of London; Mrs. I-
1� .
": The next meeting will be a week from
,. ��.
giving anthems.—Mission Band will
be held this Saturday—To-day, No-
performed
the Rev. W. Jo nes, of Trivitt Mem-
the death of Mr- Henry Pybus, for a
S;mpson and daughter, Mae, and son,
.
"I � . : - this Friday. One and all are re-
, �� quested to be present.
vember I Ith, being Armistice Day I let
orial Church, Exeter, preached the
number of years a much respected
village, 'and the fol-
William, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.. P.
Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. D. Camp -
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i', Death of Mr. James Logan.—The
everyone remember those who so
induction sermon. There were - a
number of o ther clergymen from
resident of our
lowing few particulars of his life will
bell, all of Forest, and Mr. and Mrs.
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, . i, -� deceased was born in Stanley Tow
eir lives
bravely fought and gave th William
to -r.
neighboring places present. The ser-
not doubt prove interesting to his rel-
J. D, Reid and son, of London, all
I , I , ship in the year 1875, being a son
,�,, -
M," , of the late Mr. and Mrs. William
saire our country.—M
Alexander, of Hay, has sold his fine
vices were very interesting and im-
atives and many friends. The de-
Eng
were here as visito rs at the home of
Mrs. H. Reid, of our village—Mr. A.
11 �
,,,, ,� �; . ., Logan, Moose Ja-W, Sask. In the year
farm on the 4th of Stanley, to Mr.
pressive. The Rev. T. W. Jones, who
has been in charge for several months,
ceased was born in Yorkshire, -
land, in the year 1841, and emigrated
J. Smith has rented from Mr. J. W.
I . I
�.)( . � . � 1 1902 he was married to Annie Hud-
son, of Mrs. Jos, Hudson
Faber, who has been living on Dr.
Moir's farm on the 3rd Concession of
now enters upon his work as a fully
to this country With his parents when
in
Ortwein the dwelling on the corner
Queen and,Nelson Streets, known
, �., ". I Jaugliter
'. �111, -nd
", d a the late Joseph Hudson, of Stan-
6j, . "
vll� -
, ley township. After their marriage
Hay. —The convention held at Kippen
on Thursday last was quite largely
inducted and ordained minister ind
under very favorable conditions, At
I- ,L.1.0_1 -1.4
but three years of age, settling
the Township of Usborne, wherb they
— - --bev of years in
of
in past years as the Methodist par-
sona-ge and Is moving in this week
.
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Protect Your Health.
Wear Rubbers. _
Wet, sloppy weather makes pro-
per foot .protection a necessity.
Better send the fandly to Smith
& Son, where they will be care-
fully and properly fitted with
high q-unlity Rubbers. We abso-
lutely guarantee satisfaction from
every pair of our Rubbers.
No matter what style your shoe
is, -we have the required shape
to fit it properly. �
,,� . � the the same service Et eau 9 .. . ? I I I
r. ,
rM001.1 I . they made their home in Forest for attended. Supper was served by
M)�!- , ,,, - was married to Miss and will have a nice and commodious -Loo
_ .1 I �. a few years, where he was erl- ladies in the basement. The night cross presented by Mrs. W. J. Doherty the year 1844 he
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.0wo., . memory of her late mother, of Elizabeth Pengally -and settled in the dwelling.—Mr. Erastus Rannie re- LADMS1 FINE RUBBERS, black, aU sybd .......... ; 90c to $
"... I I -`.,:� 11 � gaged in barberring. From there they session was also a success A page- in turned home the end of last week
. .. .11, Tooved to Goderich for several years ant delighted everyone, also two fine Yorkshire, England, was appropriate- Township 4if Tu&kersmith, on Lot 3, MEN'S RUBBERS, black, All styles ................ $1-15 to $1.4S
.
, � �i,., � , ,,, before going to. Windsor, where they selections from the Kippen choir. ly dedicated. The cross is a beauti- Concession 11, wh)drA- -he resided un- from a very pleasant rvisit and trip MISSES' RUBBERS, ,black, sizes 11-2 ........ � .r ....... I ....... 80C
.�, ap- til some eight years ago, when he of considerably over three mouths in - �
�.�: �, 'had lived for some thirteen years. In Varna choir was in attendance in the ful one and is much admired and 'oy a well the West, visiting the Provinces Of 'BOYS, RUBBERS, sizes I-& ....... i .............. c - -.� - - - - 41-00
� 11 .1, ciated by the congregation, moved into Hensall, to eni YOUTHSI RUBBERS, sizes 11-18 ........ . I . ....... 90C
. ,i flie past five years they had spent afternoon, also Mr. Leonard favored pre .The I ..............
� :_ i of Manitoba, 'Saskatchewan and Alber
.. �, 1-11 -s in Florida for the the audience with two fine solos.— choir rendered a very fine antbeA. ih earned rest ftom the activities ..7u,
., 'F - CHILD'S RUBBERS, sioei 4-7% ...... � ......................
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I , the winter month spent which Mr. W. A. Houston, manager farming, as Mr-. Pybus in his younger ta, in all of ,whi " ch provinces he had � I �. I
.E� 1.�,�� gan's health. After Miss G. Francis, of Exeter, atives and In . I
. ,,1,4,� ,, benefit of Mr. Lo Miss of the Bank d ,,Montreal, took. the' -,#F,arf; was a 1post hard working and rel any friends and with . . gulan" BOOT'm .
I , , 1 '. ri returning houie from Florida in June Thanksgiving with her friend, ' I Rubber Bdoiflo No, One
. '
_. .."., ner. -.� - bduAtrious, and .did ,well his share whoin he spent a very. pleasant tinie. —We have A line 6f',�$ .
"; I . . � 141'.� solo Part In. a pleasing man I -returns ho e feeling mu h b -ne- SP9CIAI,, I . , I . , .....$3.95
, � , they rAotored up fo the tiome of Mr. Gladys McLean. rt- He to e e 6�,.. 4; - - "
i . , . � - . Barn Burned.—,On Monday evening ir .01earing upbush, land and conve quality, heavy..xalled solbs, all I gl�a?_==,... � , �
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, I , -to, Afbert ITarvey and spent Aed farft"'fields, fitted by the trip and with many very it will -pay you to - see those, , I I I ,1.r��. �... �
: �� � and M last, between five and six o'clock� the, ing 'it into good etdt!V,a . ' oots.
. 11 "; (rm be pleasing memories And in so -me future ,�:1.14-4 B
" I I ' Ord 0 e Of' dourse we also haV4 �Aq-0411 C ,
" : .
:. I .". the surj�n#* *1th them. Some two HUNSALL � .. barb of Mr. -Owen, G6ger,, In Alid, Ift, -addition tQL4h6,,h e t ad ff ith#V at kubber
. -
� : , I issue will give some experiences be . . . I �_.: iiiijp. ,%Uig, jjaiife - t someone
� . S�l weeks;�a ch�,?&&Logan,- not miprovwg, -giob't dift0frift, ft�gbliyir, quiek "ge"It6. bu
, , , of Tuckersmith, about' a pureba"d frdfii'Mr, William VA,07� I REMEMBER,There nft6r*s!
I %��L . ml - 44-61404 to go' to Toronto Jackson Sta&n, Back's old atand Rubbers are
11.1, � aft-, I sjAf,jc6: Township
%. " in h-4 t ant, 8124-4 couple or so wiles east of our vU- a fte loo sere ,fariu. adjoinflog his had and people he speiat parts of his could make it worse, aha' ojlf�, jt.,.:��&,�-,J##j�,, Lifa-BUOV
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'�'. ,%I- f6f modiol ftestmout tin the General rtv"Is Fov sale�—Vor ."w br— and lage, and kn,dvm iu past years as the "M. His wife predeceased hirk, some time with, at; the the West is very Supreme in Quality. 00641TO"Ad"40# , tlt'ates 'or them.
go %id * te t� beat of cAro had white jzdreui fXt 1,101, 1".., am. - t.'�- ,,::� _` 1�, . � I i, . ,� k, � ,i
". , to, goarg ,Aqb.! , —
eu- "AAF, spite of gooti SAO, fen Md I .4. 11 - � - ALMSM
� . I I � , � ;go: I 1�11, ziv � I L. -�ejftk,'iAt, ho 0 ad latuce'Mr. Willitim. 'a. , I i', - I I., .
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- ,k a6roWip! . Pf house Huron a ,
- E';`�..r.' -,:� ,V , # .._ I . M I Varolk'Oe fA?w;,0VoV0y0, VM4: fontil WO;'W"daughtev Miss largely peopled from the Counties of .
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