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1'.1. tle Disciples Mission Bapd, will hold sv-040,�services Dealing with I
I -� I e . CoWtt, qf Seaforth; Mrs, James Jar-. . - Vv;§% , 0outinued rest perhaps for _`86.' �- -
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, " reaSerS. their annual tha4kWerinc on Satur- . . __ , _,amportant Su4jects, an that he will e eri
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day, November 19th, At 8 o'clock, A -�,�' Y(I -
�� rett,,. Mrs, Wilson Carlile,. Mr. Carlile, -, �, 1. I
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oW, 0'seem as fitting Of Hills Green— Mrs. , �i�`� ence it �liange for the better, but in
'. I light lunch will be served. - Mrs. 1�3`(164 JairrOtt, 1. "L�i I � A I a.m. . -is simply Xivin --his
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�,., �' , I Hudson, Mrs. James 'Logan, I the meantime,
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,§.... . . a generous help- Halstead, of GoderIch, is the- guest GIWU�e,' 1 .5 .
, , Mrs. A. Harvey, John Jarrott, Kip- �, AM. I . Presbyterian?" Imee ib t' and Allowing nature time,
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. . . . I. � '4*601* is the bill quite 9f her sister, Mrs. John Johnston, pen- Mrs. William Douglas, Bruce- . �o worlt out,as is, often the ease, the
,, 1111. � " this week --A number of the young . ,.-,"k�,
% I S� _11 7 p.m. only remedy. -The -past nicI6 open
,,,�.,i`,LLL�11,�, . ,,Dundalk peopl. field. I - � ,
�, . e . -.people up about e of our village spent several -.1i,
... ... 1�� , I Mission Band. - The November - It weather of a week or so has given a
1� . . . . . . . . , ! "'. '' to celehrating festive ;c- evenings of the week before last at "Why, A, e We Presbyterians,? , ting
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�� ... ,�� .... �� "?, nl.'_,.� _". � . I., - the home of Mrs. Nesbitt, and all re- �. ,t,,�
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��� 11- op�',�. �� "f� , I v#IJ goose instead of turkey, �` — -
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�,�.'fi�'114'� . I � port a very enjoyable time, and are was held on Saturday -Mr.
, ... 11 .,. I .11,1 $ er of choice or taste, loud in their praise of Mrs. Nesbitt's Dinsdabb, as president, opened the . ready for real winter weather.
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"' '�i�i, - . . C. Petty has completed'A nice gar
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_ .11 , d Beatrice Cooper read the Bible �y and !A which he
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��, , ,.,'''.��, tise is being W. M. S. -The monthly me ti O an are cordially invited to attend. - -
� 41, , i6asoin the same prac - We had good help from Mr. Edward Slief
�� ,��. I ,. ,� � the the W. M. S. was held o,n es readin � bad our lesson, the roll
��', , ' I g. Com4W bring others with v.pu. the work before -
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,", ,�, ed in this district. closing hymn, after which fer, who rushed on
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§11 , I . �t �. �, ith Mrs. (Rev.) W. A. B er re - might
�1 I �'. seldom 7 Mrs. Connor closed with prayer. break up,Mrs.
� �� ".- " turkey so- � di After singing th e in Minjsi�j: Rev. James M the weather
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o."', -, . H. J, M ed from God
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� I, ,- , g,raciss our boards is entirely a mat- hymn, the members recited the Lord's - - --� erich last'week where she had been
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I N,, � ' ' : ter of funds, not choice. Nothing Prdyer in unison. The treasurer re- ZURICH - . —
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I � �r � . �.,�. . � . look a turkey ported $87 given as the thankoffer- Notes�A sitting of the Tenth Di- .
�,, ,I ,j", L�� . but,tfive dollar bill can . _____��, I I --- and Mrs. Orville Tvitchell, former
, . . not 80 Ing. There was a Scripture reading, vision Court was held here on Satur- � i
�,f' Itu the face nowadays, and so "The Parable of the Good Sainari- day with Judge E. N. Lewis presid- the goQd,'�,4ttendance and support giv- residents of our village, and caring
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N., - turkey, either. Not � for Mrs. Twitchell duF�ng heir illness.
pvk` �' . much of a tan," after which Mrs. Anderson read ing. A few minor cases were dispos- en them 1*bile our villagers and'those
I � '' turkey could be � . , -Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Jinks re-
IV� . very long ago a a leaflet bearing on the same subject. ed of.�Last Thursday and Friday of our d4striet are proud of the. Ane
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... �*�,T� � bought for what a fair sized chicken After the singing of a hymn, Mrs. local hunters were successful in bag- Brigade -we, have and the good account Mrs. Twitchell and family in their
11� �,, prayer. gilig eight wild geese along the shores they -have': given of .themselves ' at
.1 , -I..,- �q brings to -day, but that day has pass- Tough and Mrs. Stevens led in home in the County Town,_Mr. -Me-
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1. f"; - , ed, apparently. Mrs. Hazelwood read extracts from of Lake Huron. -Mr. C. Fritz return- several fires in the country, which Carty, of Toronto, is spending a few
','." the study book. It is really heart- ed on Monday from a hunting trip, to theyk 'have attended and performed
,� Why has it? Why are turkeys so I . weeks, vacation at the home of Mrs-
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.11 rendering to hear of the sufferings the Parry Sound district. He shot a such serv�qe. We are thankful their so wii� ,
F �. scarce, and why are they so hard to of the Door children in the Orient, who fine 200 pound buck deer and is treat- services.'-V�ve not yet been required 1- W. Peck and family, and al
' �. . Mr. and Mrs. S. McArthur. ---The Mis- I
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,�-�,, raise 9 In pioneer days turkeys were have to work so hard in f actories for ing his friends to venison. -Mr. J. F. in our village and trust it may long
.�� -�7-1, as common on the farm as chickens, a mere pittance. The members of the Fink, teller at the local Bank of continue-,-to'be so, but, -of course,,we sion Band of the United Church, are
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_ I and before that they roamed wild over Society were glad to welcome a form- Montreal, is taking a few weeks' holi-s hever'lWO.W_ how much we ma
, - yd Foster, them. In"the meantime our Council ment of the church on Friday even-
� .. er President and faithful member in days at present. -Mr. Llo
1,,� the country. Now a flock of turkeys ing, November 18th. The programme
.".., .' the person of Mrs. Annie McDonald, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Fo7s- is making good provision for them ij I
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.1 11 any size, is so rarely seen, as to 'a number w I consist of readings, choruses, dia-
1� . �11'. of now -of Dundas, who closed the meet- ter, had the misfortune to fracture in the watof adding quite logues, pant6mines alild-otber things,
11'. � be almost a curiosity. The seasons ing with prayer. his arm last Saturday while cranking moreof large underground tanks. -
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` �'.' Se ioui�'.'-Accident.-On- Friday eve- and everygne'atteSdin.g will be assur
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I -T.". are the same now as then; the sum- - _7 a car. -Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Moritz, . ri ed a real treat and no pains are be-
, y hotter, the. winters of Guelph, visited relatives here over ning of li�st week a very unfortunate
� ". rners are not an KIPPEN Sunday. -Mr. Frank Kochems and accident-00curred at Mr. David Shir- ing spared to make this entertainment
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`�', f are not colder. There is no more Farmers.-Wh:ir wait until Y01 need that family are moving into the house ray's farm a couple of miles south- A real success. We hope to see the
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... �� 11:� I -ram, nor more dry weather, and feed- cutteii or sleigh before you have it repaired ? owned by the J. Foster estate, op- west -of our village. We here refer'Jo basement full. -A! sale
1."f , are Now is the time to look them over and be . the Women's Guild of St. Paul'.3
"..., ing and housing accommodation - ready when yen need them. We can supply posite the R. C. Church. -Mrs. N. the case of, Mr. Earl Dick, the eldest Church, ,will be held in the basement
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I, -better. Why can not turkeys be your wants in almost anything along that Sararas and daughter are preparing son of Mr. and Mrs.George Dick, of
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'�,il,,, . line- &6,o wheelbarrows, walking plows, plow to move to Kitchener, to join Mr. the Townoip of Hay. It appears on Saturda�, afternoon, November the
� .. I raised now in numbers as they used c��tinjs, cup and axle grease. tire chains 19th, at 4 p.m. The sale will contist
1, ";, irs, eac. At the Sararas, who has been working there that he had been engaged for some
V, d of the farmer's buggy lights. De L�val repa I f nic
.1. I -1 � to be? Has the ban Old Stand. W. 1, Mellis. 3126-3 for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Lennis time with Mr. George Armstrong n Of a y work, aprons, candy and
- wife lost its cunning. or does the ise booths. Lunch will also be
- School Entertainment. -One of the O'Brien will move into the house va- the way of,a helper in bean threshing, surpr
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_�!. turkey resemble the Indian in that best school concerts that has taken cated by Mrs. Sararas.-Farmers in and on Friday quite early in the af-
. �., lister and daughter, accompanied by
r, et with civilization, has sapped place for some time, was held in S.. this section have been able to practic- ternoon, while engaged in threshing
�-.x . conta Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parke, motor-
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1".. - undermined its con- S. No- 2, Tuckersmith, Wednesda3r ally finish all outdoor work this fall for Mr.,,$hirray, he discovered that
t �1.1';�!� its vitality and , evening of last week. At an early owing to the favorable weather. A the be#'needed adjustment, Eind at- ed to Port Huron and Detroit and
,-, stitutions ? spent the week end with relatives and
_1 . I hour the chair was taken by Rev. R. sm-all. amount of fall plowing is still tention ai_qd thinking he coikId do it
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"I Whatever the cause, turkey is be- C nnor, who performed his duty in a to be done. Fall wheat is in excel- and noVIA6 up the work, he proceed- friends tbere.-Mr. K. Magnall, ac-
,.. family, 0 p companied by Mrs. William Magnall,
�'.i end the reach of the average masterly way and appeared to be the lent shape for the winter. 2 ed to do it while the machinery was
. I 7 . . . erelv right man in the right place. The _____ ____ still running, with the consequence of of Beachville, spent Sunday at the
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Y -ramme was an excel- HENSALL home of Mrs. James Sutherland and
,. moumed by the older ones, who ac- evening's prog his arm in�*some manner being d'rawn family. Mrs. G. F. Scott and Mrs.
" � �Ilt one and when everyone did so into or between.the pulleys, so badly
ouii;d the taste ire chil4hood, aiTl as' Ic Remember the Dance in the G. W. V. A.
, well it would be out of place to par- .Hall, Seafor+Ai, Friday, November 25th. -Moon- manglinWJV�that it had to be amputat- ve spent the
... � the Herald says, a generous helping light SergnMens Of Stratford- 3127-1 past number of weeks with their sis-
i� . ticularize, but the opening and clos- ed -a little- below the elbow. The op-
! f goose fills the bill quite nicely. For Saie--A seven roamed house ,for sale, . ter, Mrs. Sutherland, returned with
.11, 0. . ing choruses by the pupils of the with electx�6 -lights, in good condition, on eration was performed by, Dr. R. L -
-7 1, . -, I school and children so small were Main ,Street, east, of the blacksmith shop- For Dougall, of our village, assiNted. by Dr. them to their home in Woodstock.
i �. particulars apply to Mr. Albert Pra 0. Dryer, of Zurich, and Dr. Fletcher, miss Dorothy Hoskins very pleasantly
I 1. LONDESBORO something deserving of the hi nger,
o 't, ghest densall, Out 3127-1 - ertained a number of her friends
Notes. -Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Jones. praise. The musical selections and Partmees Special. -For Friday and Satur- of Elxetiii,'early in the' evening and ent ursday evening in honor of her
f., who were returning from a trip to drills were exceptionally well render- day, November 18tb and. 19th; 2 new Pack as soon,as,,,they CoUld.do.,after a con- on Th
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r� Owen Sound, called on friends- --bere. ed-, also the piece entitlqo, ',Hats Of Thompson's Seedless Raisins, 2-5c; new pack sultation. The patient exhibited the birthday. A very pleasant time was
kialiowii uates, l4c; 3 new pack nice sized ,
C Friday. They were on their 'way to Other Days," which was given by a Prunes, 25c; Blue Rcise nice. Frre atest fortitude and patience all spent, the first of the evening being -
E .1. their home near Port Huron. -Rev. number of the older ladies, and called Z5c, special. 3 for 25c; 3 lbs. =er Sua= h ough his %ad and painful accid,nt� spent in games and contests followed
�. s6c; iig Bars, 2uc. per pound; 2 tre3h crisp by a dainty lunch. -Rev. A. Sinclair,
, 14rs. SneJI has returned after 4spe,qd- for a hearty applause. In fact, the soda biscuits, 25c; pure orange ma,usladc. After the Eiceident he was able to
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,.,; month with 'her whole programme from start to finish 4U � jar, regular ,-c ior 42c ; one-half tin walk unassisted out of the barn, but pastor of the United Church, deliver-
' , ing a very pleasant best ily —, 18�; 2 the. mince meat, ; :carried to the home of ed two very fine practical and inspir-
% sister near Timinins_-Mr. and Mrs. went through without a hitch and the qua' ,was qui .
I 1 3f�; a pkvs. com dakes, 29c; 5 tbs. pure
1�1__ . McCrea visited BeIgrave relations on teacher, Miss Scarlett and scholars, Kettle rendered lard. 95o; 4 strand beat qaaJ- Mr. ShArdy, by Mr. Armstrong, and ing sermons on Sunday last, - The
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�'. Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. Rose_�of_Lon are to be congratulated on the fine �Ly rice straw broom, avc; z tor 7bc; Dulk the neighbors who were there, Mr. Oddfel I a
I I I "' - LaWe syrup 94E; all goods at above pci6es must
1, don, spent several days with friend,s evening's , en�ettajnment. Towards ib. casb� ParlmWs Grocery, lienssll,l the h,ed Shirrap'd isperlug first,Uid untg during the past week displayed
- I Al� very neat lbdge lantern or sign with
.1 in the Community last w�'et'_tMiss the end of the programme the Trus-,-xv;t-istore, -ro.ss train we rio�i.' rlease the docio;s gFrived"l ad Mrs,
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�: IN, L W. Fingland went to Toronto last tees were called upon to say a few early. 3IZ7-1 Shirra,v anq son, Albert, doing every -
i. ghtly illuminated with a
�� 1. I week, where she expects to spend words and each voiced the senti- Correction. -The School Board and thing they possibly could do for the and bri
I 11 _ some time. -Miss M. McCool, who vis- ment of all that not only were they the Continuation and Public School sufferer, who is, a very bright and couple of electric bulbs giving the
A"- "Hensall Lodge No.
".. � ited her mother for the past month, satisfied with the way the children teachers wish to correct the state- active young man, just a day or so announcement,
111,� .. left for Toronto last week. -Mr. and did each and every part, but felt that inent appearing in the edition of over his 19th birthday. Much sym- 223, I.O.O.F."�--Our villagers have
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.:.,�'k. Mrs. J. Elisly returned after a Miss Scarlett was not only second to November 4th, containing "A Warn- Pathy is felt for him and the home been wrestling with the great mass
_� ing to Students." We regret that this family in this' their time of sorrow of fallen leaves at their fronts and
-11 month's visit with their daughter, none in the way of getting up a good '
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. .1. Mrs. Hooper, near Kirkton.-Miss T. entertainment, but was the same in article was published on ungrounded We are pleased to learn at date of along the boulevards, the majority of
, �, -t information. Instead of the school writing that Earl is doing nicely and them making bon fires of them, while
�� Jamieson has returned after a shor regards to being an X I teacher, At .. I them to
11. . visit with Detroit friends. the end of the programme, it was building being in a "deplorable" con- is receiving every attention together others have been spreading
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;1'1� '� closed by singing God Save the King. dition, we feel that it is as well pre- with the services of a trained nurse good advantage among and over their
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, , , ", BRUCEFIELD Notes. -Mrs. Partridge, of Toronto served as any public building of its from St. ,loseph's Hospital, London. bulbs, rose bushes, etc.
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.',.:� Death of Samuel Johnston. - The is spending a visit at the home of -Mr- kinds, used daily by approximately Public School Report. -The follow- Lammie., in company
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. . Vill -sday noon and Mrs. Thomas Kyle, of our village. one hundred and fifty children, The ing is the report of Hensall Public
. , age was shocked on Thur _ Trio, were in Porter's Hill on Men-
,,;., last when it was learned that the Quite a number from here took in behaviour of the pupils is worthy of School for September and October:-
f'� grim reaper Death visited Samuel the Firemen's euchre and old time commendation rather than criticism. Sr. 111 -Mabel Fee, 75; Corrielious day evening giving a literary and
t, ., i "I Jbhnston, who resides on the Bayfield dance in the Town Hall, Hensall, on Y. P. L. -The Young People's Faber, 73; John Farquhar, 71; Mary RIUSieal programme, which we learn
11,41, Road, west of here. The late Mr. Friday evening, and all report a good League of the United Church held Hemphill, (i6; Robert Passmore, 62; was very largely attended and much
-1'1�. time. -Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Castle their Ineeting on Monday evening Lloyd Lindeliffield, 60; Edith Wolfe enjoyed. In fact the attendance was so
. ' large that the church there, under
- Johnston was in the act of loading
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i-1. his chop at the mill here, preparing and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Churchill, with a good attendance. Rev. Mr. 59, Stewart Bell, &4; missed exams,
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P'� all of Clinton, risited at the home of Sinclair opened the meeting with whose auspices they were engaged,
�!, to leave for home, when death came HKvey HtIdsory 35. Jr. III-Nior-
", . Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watson, of our prayer, followed by the minutes read man Sinclair, 78; Mildred Follick, 67; proved too small to begin to accom-
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li,11 Marian Oliver Circle. -The regular village, during the past week. -Mrs. by Miss Flora Higgins. The Secre- Dorothy I)rummond, 63; Irene Smale, m,,date those patronizing the concert,
.,. meeting of the Marian Oliver Circ!e Hugh McGregor, Mrs. Grace Rossand tary, Mildred Scruton, read the Scrip- 60r; Harold Higgins, 59; Kathryn ard they had to fit up the large shed
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, -was held on Friday evening last in ",I i:s ture lesson. The following program Drysdale, 58; Margaret Kennings, 53; adjoining on short notice. -Mr. and
� I - William Ross, who left here a
�,,.�� he basement of the church. Miss couple of weeks ago to visit relatives was given and much enjoyed: A Olive Brock, 52; Tom Smale, 36; miss- Mrs. Fred Hess and their son, George,
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'' � in Windsor and Detroit, have return- very pleasing solo by Miss Pearl El- ed exams, Minnie Sangster, 36; Ross
� .,� - Dorothy Swan presided in the absence ed home and were delighted with their der; topic entitled, "Mary Raid, the Mellroy, 34 Sr. II -Kenneth Manns 'ted on Sunday last by a large num-
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� " r of the Leopards," was very 70; Mary Little, 64; Dorothy McQueen
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r I'll, Dorothy Broadfoot led in prayer. Mrs. Tbere was no snow fell there. -Mr. ably taken by Miss Ethel Murdock. 61; Billy Glenn, 58; Harold Bonthron,
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,,�,� " , and Mrs. James P. Bowey, of our vil- This was followed by a well -rendered 66- missed exams, Myrna Hudson, 56;
'r,��.:, Addison took the topic from the study ' . week ba,s been most favorable for our
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I_n during the past week. - We Douglas, after which Miss Elva Shad- Wurm, 16; Nena Datars, 34.-M. A.
,�� council in getting the underground
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11� 1, tanks they have had sunk during the
�-','-, ,;, � ary leaflet. Mrs. Addison closed the ` ild remind all the young people of dock gave a very interesting reading. Ellis, Teacher. Primary Room: Jr.
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V".. News Notes. -An automobile acci- evening. A good time is on hand.- tion. Next Monday evening the pro- Leonard lioggarth, 263; Jean Foster, -
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- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Butt, accompan- gramme will be in charge of Miss 259; Loretta Bell, Z58; Alvin Linden- Weather will see them fully complet
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.. �� ied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butt, all Flora Higgins, and promises to be a held, 247; Ruth Bell, 226; Grace
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��'Ii � mile south of our village one day last 0 f our village, visited with Mr. and very excellent one. Wurm, 206; Robert Drysdale, 198. getting the pavement -nicely clearred,
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I'll which not only adds t? the appearance
, 1. . 1, Z, and driven by Mr. Leo Chambers, of Mrs. William Butt, of Seaforth, dur- Firemen's Euchre. -On Friday eve- First Primer -Herbert Drummond of our Main street, but also prevents
,." Chiselhurst, was proceeding south ing the past week.-Tbe many friends ning, Armistice Day, the Firemen held 172; Lloyd Brock, 167; Ivan Kipfer:
� I" . , when he met the Gunn Langlois truck of Mrs. J. C. McLean, to the south a euchre and dance in the Town Hall, 156; Agnes Fairbairn, 154; Margaret mr sewers getting clogged up. -
I.. " returning to Clinton. The two trucks of our village, will be sorry to hear which was very largely attended and Shepherd, 143Dhvid Sangster, 139; A sale of work, home made cooking
10 she is not improving as fast as her much enjoyed by all present. The Erma Kipfei, U5.- Sr. Primer- and small articles including the serv-
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, itl,� ing of a tea, will be the features of
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I ��"",. to let the trucks pass in safety, so hope, however, a decided change may o'clock, was devoted to progressive Keith Auchanan, 165; X
, ,,,` and she will enjoy her us- �uchre, the spacious hall being well 01ore, 164; Max Hudson, 163; Edith in the basement of St. Paul's Angli-
�4'v�`, ' Gunn's truck crowded Mr. Chamber's -soon come -Bean thresh- filled with tables, and after euchrg Wurm , 161; Jack Simmons, 159; He - can Church, under the auspices of
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1. st": � truck through the wall on the west ing is getting nearly completed in this tempting and abundant refreshmentg inan Wolfe, 156- Alvin Beeswax. Jr. -
V th�_, Women's Guild and a good at
'41" side of the bridge and his truck suf-
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_. fered the worst. Mr. Chambers wa-; were served,' it -goes witbouf� Primer -11 ;ster, 159; Douglas tendance is expected, as the ladies
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; ..��;� Brucefield I.O.O.F. No. 210, celebrat- our village, who has the agency for floor nicely sweurt and made ready for kabel Workman, Irene Datars, How
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Ili 4 ed the fiftieth anniversary of their .
�'! �-�, with Rome grand stations these nights the floor. while tbs- exceilpmt violin Brock, Ed. Little, Elea -nor Skin of the day and the teachers in both,
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Li�',�.' beryl Drummond. Jr. IV -Marion as well as the scholars, are busily en-
Y'L�j � ing of last week, the occasio'n being which are broadcasting some wonder- playing of Mr. William Hvde, Fred, .
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j�'111�111-1_11 . of the best talent the world produces, 4i,e onii,bre contest the first rrize fae Aarold Appleton
_,,,.,�g,',' �;, present and after the inner man was ' . c Viola, Hildebrant Ladies' Aid of Herisall United Church.
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'Pleased to learn, improving nicely.—
I ease—Mrs. John Mdi�enzie W visiting
with her sons -and their familles in,
Rev. T. W. Jones, the newly inducted
the neighborhood of Kippen.
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AUTUMN AND WINTER ,
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We are giving big reductions on
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Mrs. Bertha Bell, Heinsall .
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A man or woman of sedentary
habits should not eat meat more
than three times a week.
Any surplus beyond this point
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Cut down on heavy, rich foods and double yotur consumption
of Bread—the food that's all nourishment without waste.
Insist upon the loaf with the Big Food Value
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Golden Crust Bread
ASK YOUR GROCER. MADE BY HENSALL UAKMY.
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A. J. SMITH, Hensall. Ont.
PHONE 76
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- high qaafity Rubbevs. We absin-
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LAINES', FI14-E RUBBERS, .black, an styles .......... 90c to $1.00
MEN'S RUBBERS, black, all lityl6s, ................ $1.15 to $1.45 ,
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BOYS' RV13BERS, sizes f-6,' " * , " -
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