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A, �'A,0111=08� wr, ',� �:�,," _'4m, _ �'W _ - , �. . '.1 I 1p, . " 61 ;F, , rod,0, I , AAWAiw"A7111 ftot", Thu � 1, . I � - `� . , , � - '_ r "I . . i - - A , I r �,.'; " _� '* ollego'. -"., � - �' -n . � . lon % i ,�', � ,,,��YZ, � V I Theological C 11" I - . I , , " -0 ,,, Ixod by. �bft. , '44ft�,_hAY-0 'boom", -000 , ", - oi is, e a 11 : %,,t t'4 1.6agi '� I .1f I . -1110, ,�j - to= I '' h. - � , ext W . I _ . U A" ' 0 -A I ' L' uom' I 10',pl6t. .' The serviewAt . . -1 11 �e_� , -1 , � :_, � 1. � � - �_.�, _�_:` I �, 1, 1:, - ." � Toronto, blovember 21, IWL,; I , � .., " . , . ,I ��.. .., ,. . �". *1'. . I It was with a great deal of,10ter�01 , � �.. . I .,,.,'. pglfovu . .. elt Jr F . ,,na.s49w . I ,qjt t * tgoce' �to Ifto various oftes - of -itapor . , I 11 : Sunday, - : . 06hoOl" by -�s,"_# k: him, si6 Ita ,, , � . , � 9 . I I ' qQ 0'' t d by his pasto ' ' ... ?� ... � : %rui 11 'Zo � A, 119 e rr .... .. I 131remner, Of Bra. el, I , , , - � . that I received the iisws� of tbo_d.AVn" . oiu� for BqyW Pst,1144��t, in" � . � .� I I—. f r . % ib - 0" ""' l4iond"i.,'C .ft', 0. ,R , onye4 A :,in _'. , _ - '_ 41i�� 9pho.41, IV, ,i I � ,, hutch, assisted by the � Row James' � . Foote, Exeter P):npbyt60a# Church, . I . eloction the , SoiAk Huron, 'I tMilk.,thot the two and - - other 1. __ A his A'JI16 i injr f, X " = of , , and the Rev. Mr.' Venio,", of Varna . � k �, I eontostipo. PQ s should b� eongraf, 'IF -�4o tions'- I . igowing ., " ,Oe I I feel ipite, =6 that tU6'.imthuilasm - � ,� , . " 6 � , United Church. ReV.' ,Mr. 'Foote, a life-long I'll, r�ex vl4ted upolli o I . celleilt choices. for ,h whic has peen arous,4,V avibr this friend of the deceased, spoke the candidatdie� r. The fellow entitled, r �o Ing citoctipili will eoilt[Aue through. . feelingly of- early asso�cidlbns, �Wlth - I'll- t, rw 4 1 . 41to, is , no� to ! is not the fellow t� t , ent , ou irc.� year If parliamentary or, Min, and, outlined lill many sterll . ' Mg . most v6pular with, Ids gr6up 41 , .one, ' ' ,*if r. id Intosh of Brace- rocesgion was qualities. The funerai p . , � -the one- who gives himself both' , , I field I$ 0 i ,�(Signed)' LANCE preceded by the,members of L, 0. L ; . .but beart and" soul to the interests of , e .B,P.P. of 1925. No. 1035, Varna,'of wMgh lodge the ", thoser whorm he is endeavoring to .Is, - deceased was a me ices "I �_, � sorve. I -can only speak of tho#o . . STA14LEi ' at the grave being,00nduo.04 by the with whom I am beat a�quainted, and Sudden .Death of Samuel J. John- .Order.. The floral tributes loluded a, . . . ' I think such characteristics,of a gou-�Mr. Sairwel James Johnson, a - 4argq wreath froni,L.'O. L Md. 10M, . . I " I . model candidate L are displayed iii tl�� . life4oug resident of Staukoy tow p, Va�.A, a wreath fri?m the widow and . . � member contesting from thei Bruce- near Bannockburn, pas sed suddenly daughter, a wreath from sisters and field Square, namely, Mr. David Me- away at Brumfield! on Tuesday, Nov. brother, and other tributes, Four . Intosh. The -platforms of both these. 151th, death ,being due to heart trouble years ago the deceased. suffered a parliamentarians are - oxies which. are and complications. - the late Mr. serious illness from which he never quite feasible in such a. district as . Jobusou'*as -born on Lot 25, Bayfield fully recovered, and this, no doubt, ; . 0 u.on. as . on f u d . . , '*' , Road, NoAh, February 18th, IM9, late Ale der was a contributing feature in big sud- den demise. In , � . roug oy give 17 that tle the son If the ... and spite of indifferent i - I I I ' LLLL "I "I a , s proved a oil' a . Rebecca Johnson. Big father dying health, he continued to go cheerfully ,4 .. , very efficient method of financing both when he was only six'years of age, *bout his daily work, and was at I thei Provincial Board -and also the he resided on the homestead with his work when death overeame him. Be t County Board. A new issue of bonds mother, brothers and sisters, until the was a man of cheerful, lovable am- , was laun4ed last year and in many death of -his iXiother in July, 1910. position, who made a -host of friends, . districts from which I have been able Coming into possession of the home- and the large gathering which follow- I . to obtain information, proved very stead on the death of his mother, he ' ed his remains to the cemetery bore � 11 successful, gad as a result of this, I contivapd to reside thereon continu- testimony to the esteem In which he ' , think that the Bond Selling Gain- ously to the time of his death. He was held. The sympathy of the en- l0aign should be carried on as last was united in marriage to Annie, tire community goes out to the, sur- i . yeai. Changing too often is rather' daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. viving members of the family in their � dangerous to the welfare of C.S.E.T. George W. Elgie, December 27, 1911. bereavement. . , . I .. 1- r Groups at large. * To this, union was born one daughter, I -oft - � i � Throughout the past years it has Olive Mildred, who, with his widow, WALTON I . .q � been customary to allow all register- survives him. Other surviving mem- family Mrs. J. Met- Presentation,—On Friday evening i I�' ed Sunday School Classes to partici. bers of the are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Storey were pate in the.elections, but in many the calf, London, Out.- Mrs. R. Woods, ;f6mas , quite pleasantly surprised when the , C.S.E.T. enthusiasm with such groups Lucknow,; Mrs. Campbell, ighbors gathered at their home and I stopped with the election. It Is Mr., Stanley Township; Charlotte, at Luck- " wited them with . purse of twen- ] pres ., __ . McIntosh's intention.to do his utmost now, and John A., with whom thw late ty dollars and the following address: ,�A � . to see that stick groups become rega- Mr. Johnson has worked in partner- "Dear Mr. and Mrs. Storey. We, ! � lar members in the C.E.E.T. work by ship *throughout the greater part of your friends and neighbors, have as- "".. � I � organizing them into Tu3ds Squares and- Trail Ranger Camps. A county his life, and -who, being some ,years older, was practically placed in the sembled here this evening with a two- fold purpose. First to express our - . camp with ,the membership open to position of a father to the deceased heartiest congratulations and best % q all registered Sunday school classes during. the early years of his Iffew and wishes to you, TouL We have been .. I I � watching your orbits of courtship for . . ,a number of years and had decided ;�e 'I', I --- I . several times that the crisis I � at hand. However, we wernalwelaoys: I _ ' Diamond-JU4,flee misled until November 5th, when the , good news was announced. Secondly, - we are here to welcome and to initiate . ,_ I you, Mrs. Storey, as one of the home- 11. .. , , �.�. ' Anniversar ' Simrivisces. makers of our comm"Ity. While you are prat 't,cally a str%wger-as yet, I �� y our wish is to become better acquaint- I - ,1�60 ed and hope you will find your neigh - I � .,. 11 VU . . rumst Preshytaian Quit kdod bors congenial in every respect. Judg- Ing from the sentiments expressed by % I . the church workers of your commun- ity, we conclude that you are held 11 I , " 11 �_ . 1867 Sun., Dtc. 4th --. m ; with high esteem, but undoubtedly, their loss will become our gain, so as # , A 4W"7 - an expression of -good will, please ac - 311 . " . cept this small token with the hope that you both may be spared to en- . joy many years of happiness and For our Diamond Jubilee Anniversary, the Pulpit'will be occupied prosperity. Signed on behalf of tke , I , both Morning and Evening Services by � neighbors—Charles Boyd, Torrance Dundas." Mr. Storey expressed his � , . Rev, James Mc -Kay, of London appreciation of the kindness shown and gave them permission to play .11 I I I . ' games and dance for the rest of the evening. I liev. Mr. M,cKay is a loan of great pulpit power, for he is a great Young People's Society. — The believer. He is the thought that breathes and the word that deeply Young People of Duff's United church, impresses. . Walton, held its'niinual rally on Fri- I . � The Choir, under the able direction of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Rennie, day evening. A large crowd was in L 1i , have made special preparations for this Jubilee occasion. attendance. The meeting was open - ed with an old familiar hymn, "All . , MORNING SERVICES 11 a.m. . Hail the Power of Jesus' Name," af- . ter which a short musical programme , 0111- - � ANTHEM—I'Lead Kindly Light" I was given by Mimes Flora Harris, I , Soloist, Mrs. W. Wright Jean Draper, Mrs. Fingland and Miss ; MALE QUARTETTE --- j'The Lord is Great" Annie and Maud Ferguson. Follow- - Messrs. J. Stewart, J. Beattie, M. R. Rennie, D. L. Reid ing this Miss Edna Reid, who is the L . ANTHEM_PThere Were Ninety and Nine" new president, presided over the busi- Soloiit, Miss J. Knechtel ness part of the meeting. Captains I il ly, Miss Fern I EVENING SERVICES 7 p -m. Love, for the girls' side, and Mark I Hamilton, for the -boys. A contest _�_ ANTHEM---j'O Gladsome Light ........ (From "The Golden Legend") vH11 be in full swing on the first Sun - I I (Unaccompanied) day evening of December, after the I DUET—"Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee" - business part of the meeting was end- - ", Miss F.'Beattie,'Mr. J. Ste -wart ed, the large gathering divided in 11 MALE CHORUS--�'Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken" groups signifying of the month of Messrs. John Scott, J. Stewart, E. VanEgmond, J. Beattie, the year their birthday came in. A F. Willis, W. Smith, James 'Scott, M. R. Rennie, C. Ross, fcw brain -racking contests were hand- � D, Fl. McGregor, D. L. Reid. ed around. Community singing and I ANTHEM "What of the Night, Oh, Watchman?" games were indulged in, and last but , 'k, , Soloist, Mr. James Stewart not least, a delicious lunch was serv- ed by the young ladies, which brought � I mmmw� a most delightful evening to a close, I . I . JFOWL SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT after the National Anthem was sung. Notes.—Mis.m Reta Campbell, of the Concession, McKillop, is at Pres- - 9th ent spending a few days with her . Monday, Decembe r' 5th cousin, Mrs. William Humphries— Mrs. Edward Bryans, of the 8th con- cession of Morris, is at prescn� visit- , , Supper Served from 5 to 8 P -m. in Basement. Ing relatives in Toronto.—Mrs John - I I - Price, of Walton, is not enjoying very - � COMMENCING AT 8.15, THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMME WILL good health suffering from the effects � BE RENDERED IN THE AUDITORIUM OF CHURCH of a bad cold.—Miss Grace Summer- � . vi . acting clerk in the Uuited *Ile is AN-THEM—"I Will Feed My Flock ............................ Choir Farmers' Store in the absence of Miss Soloist, Mr. Fred Willis Mary Shortreed.—A fine deer landed I .1 QUARTE'TTE—(a) "Comrades Song of Hope" at the C.P.R. station last week for �y (b) "A Little Close Harmony" Walter Swallow—John Watt loaded Paramount Male Quartette , , a couple of cars of hogs on Monday. '. � SOLO—"Lassie O' Mine" � I Mr. John Beattie — _. I I CHIORUS—"Old King Cole ............ ; ........................ Choir , KIPPEN �1' 4 READING—Mrs. W. G. Spencer Admiral's Broom" Farmem—Why wait until you need that cutterf or s,Wch before you have it revai red? i,Mr. SOLO—"The Dalton L, Reid Now is the time to look them over and be ready when you need them. We can euvR131 . I LADIES' QUARTETTF_"I'd Like to Go Down South Once Mo'" I Misses F. Beattie, P. Patterson, H. Murray, Mks. W. Wright your wants in almoSt anything Wont tbdd I . . DUET ---!'The Twins" . astings. cup and axle Krems. tire chains, co buggy lights, De Laval repairs, eac. At the 'Mesgrs. M. R. Rennie, D. L. Reid Old Stand. W. L. MOM. 8126-8 1 CHORU-S--yAlex-and-er .. ................................... Choir Notes.—The Young People of St. 1 . � , I DUF,T--!'SoTnewhere A Voice is'Calling" Andrew's U -nited Church held their I - Miss F. Beattie, Mr. J. Stewart young people's meeting on FridaY 1. � AVADING--Mrs. W. G. Spencer. � . evening of last week, when a goodly I I qUA11TZTT,E_..4(a) "Travesty on Coming Thro, the Rye" number were present and a real en- . op .. (b) "Love's Old Sweet Song" joyable evening was spent.—Rev. R. I . Paramount Male Quartette . A and Mrs. Lundy, of Nile, were vis- - CHORVS—ITule Britannia" .............................. Choir itors in our village ditring the week. . "" ,�, .%. I Soloist, Mir. James Stewart —Mr. Randy Churchill and friend I k I . �. 0061) SAVE THE KING" from Dotroit, were visitors at the � . ., I— ,�;, ,7� ,� horle-of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wat- 11 '. These Services Pk-migo,t � 6,-60 an Outstanding Treat, and all are . MW4117.1hvited. son of our village, during the week. Fulton, Streetsville, . . � . I _TAr. Joseph of - ..., . .11. . � I I , �, M.'R. Rennie, nEv. i;.'. 114, t,4 *114, D.D., Mrs. M.. R. Rennie, . . 11, 1 ;1 * � Organist. was a visitor in our village during the week. Mt. Pulton t0l be welt : Choir Leader. . i I A �i , "I - . 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'" �, . I � :., � t� I . `-1 .'_'i � . _.�� 'V I � � , _ .1�� ,,, t Fill it with � .. . I 1`11 , I "I'll, � Ali . . � . � .. �. . . 11 ... ;, . s � , ",�' �',., - ' " � ,''.11 " I�. 16 ` �, n." "', � .I ^** "' .1 .4 . . . . . ... "D . . . . . . . . .11,11111.1 !. �7 � " Anth- racite v, . 11.1 11 .11 11 I . I '1� I 'Cok I �� 11111 ton , e - 11- � - . I � .. 1? - . "I no I "Two Leading Fuels ;,�, . . � .:"r,;�, - . ,q-,", 1. N. CLUFF & SONS., ..:. I -1 I, ., , . � ! �`, I : - . 1 �4 __ .. I - -1 . I 1. - . .111 iee him.—Mr. WlegiW',�7rench, of our cession, Ray, has captured thir . village, and Mr_ggit Norris, of prize for his baby beefs at Toront , ,y ' I " Packersmith, wha, lii*�" been on a Stock Fair. Congratulations are corn . . ,_ _ _ �unting trip to thii,F-'Itorth country, Ing in on every hand. -Mrs. Isaa ' __ - %ave returned, bot1k.r*4 , _ � . ging home a Jarrott is,'spending a few days wit - leer. - They repoA,4X's'fne trip and her son, Dr. J. Jarrott, of AiIsa Crai� are living in hopmt%#,rwhen another W. M. S�The Women's Missidaar wason rolls around 4: visit it agahL Society of St. Andrew's Unite -Mr. WHIiam B4 , ..#,,. of Seaforth, Church, held their thankoffering sei , 5pent a visit with. -big: sons, Edgar vice on Sunday last, November 20ti ind Thomis, of otWI-village, during The President, Mrs. A. Monteith, le , ,he week. -Mr. ai4` Urs. Morley the meeting, which was opened *by th I ooper -have returiiied. JiOne from their singing of Hymn 13,9. The Scriptur �oneymoon trip to'-.-Toonto, Niagara reading was Psalm 1W, after whic] , . . � . 11 . � �, . I li- .. I -�-, _. � - - .. `*XLfunds raised are to benefit other,3 . , - LOW& . ' ... I -not themselv" CONCERT .1 11 CHRISTMAS - . - TO CHEER --- . RAISE CONCERT * Lions Club FUNDS I . I . 0 . — BRI[NG . I T, 1% LOMO S FAVORITE r I uUR � ,� CONCERT ARTISTS , , - Assisteil by ARCHtE McCULLOCH, Versatile Entertainer . , A. TAAXNTED QUINTET OF ARTISTS Mrs. Miltow. Armstrong Mrs. Charies Wilson (violinist) (Cellist and Reader) Mrs. Ward Cornell Mrs. D. Smith (Vocalist) (Pianist) ARCHIE McCULLOCH (Ontario's Premier Baritone) . - DON'T MISS THIS CONCERT The Lions' Club are back of it and they promise a well-balanced programme that will merit rounds of sincere applause. C21rids &A Worffi Tuesday Evn'g Nov. 29. 1 'a EVERY TICKETS 50c EACH FUN i,8 DOLLAR TO SEE GOES Reserved Seats 10c Extra THAT FOR SANTA CHRISTMAS VISITS CHEER EVERY I GIFTS Plan at Aberhart's Drug Store on and KIDDY 1. - __ after Saturday, Nov. 19M 9 a.m. — -- ----- -_ -_ -- - --- _ - _ - Falls and Buffalo. -Mr. W. W. Cooper reports of the various officers WeT has just returned from a three given, Mrs. -Pi. McMurtrie giving tb months' trip to the West, and re- Secretary's report in the absence c ports a real time In that Part of the the Secretary, Miss Jean McLean. Th � ,ountry, with lots of money and lots Treasurpr, Mrs. J. W. McLean, r( of wheat, good crops in nearly every ported a very successful year, as di place with land changing bands free- Miss J. Chesney, the Missionar ly.-Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Gemmell Monthly Secretary. Mrs. R. Dingdal and son, of Tuckersmith, were visi- and Mrs. (Rev.) Connor then led I tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- prayer. The special ladies' choir di gar Butt during the past week—we lighted all by a fine anthem, "Sbo- are sorry to hear that Mrs. J. C. Mc- Me. My Work, Lord." . Tke specil Lean still continues very poorly. -Mr. speaker for the ?cession was MiF Albert Alexander is ab4e.to be out Covenlock, a missionary on furloug again after his recent operation for from Japan, The address prow tonglIS. His Many friends are glad very interesting and inspirational fc to see him out again. -We bear that everyone and showed the fact of tf Mr. John McGregor, of the 2nd con- I dawning of a new and peaceful ei 7=�� __ ------- - ___ ___ _ ___ __ ___ ___ ___._ - - . Coal—Coke==Wood Be sure you get the right Fuel. There are many kinds of Coal and Coke, but the kind that contains the most heat is the cheapest in the end. That's the Kind We Offer. ANTHRACITE COAL—Egg, Stove and Nut COKE—Egg, Stove and Nut POCAHONTAS CANNEL COAL DRY WOOD Wm---. A-ment & Co. Phone 31 or 52 SEAFORTH - - ONTARIO . I I 1,1 � . ..... ��. It, . I I ,��i��,�,', "", ,,� ,.i�,,: � , """,-�l-..�'l,"�'I'l�,�-2'�,"-�*",�*",��""I'�ll?�'wi� in .. I— 9M.1 �9 taking the devo,tional part. Rev. RX.- I Mr' *ilid,A1J* $ " Rk" "' _ _" ` , Connor then read -a portion of the were Agit6rs ,at th'o toino. "' !1-113 , � book, "What My Religion Means to 'mrs. Willixam a0e igluliw .11f'r - �� WrA�, Me," -by Edgar A. Guest, which was -lost week. -Mr. and� M.rs,;,.,#f4 . . __4 thoroughly enjoyed by all, as iteoul- t#terkailleg some of.thoAr'#%,',,, .L, . , ., ��O,� tained many helpful thoughtts. I , I b!Ating tilo Ai,� �� I I 1; �� literary part of the meeting was 4 If,, th,6ji baby daught ' .. T ; ` ,q i �� debate, Resolved that a man -with a Mr. and Mrs. $ ne'iA, � .,. , Charles Fravacio,"x . -J WON farm well equipped is better .... Mucis, of Bethesda v4s " ��O, �� IN , off than a man with an annual 9 � ho 11 Of Mr. and ft�g. it; . ,.,�,� " " ,� t - I ,;F 7X.;,� I . , of $2,000 in the city. The affirmativ ersen on Friday eve,nfuj 7r,!! . . . . . .1 �?� , .., - side was taken by Messrs. H. MeCly- I . ncis spent the, last fipw . � ,,, the negative I rs. Herman 111*�ber at . i -M `_ mont and A. Bell, while , �k,,,,�`,,P,_� , .. ".. . _ I � I :_.-All Sask.—Mr. .and Mm 1. . - ,�', 11 was taken by Messrs. W. Thomspal . . _�,,, . � I .- -, �� '. -1 .. �;., - and C. McLean. The debate proved � , of Fultaiton, gieA , " aqy;,�,:*�.,�.., I the'latteel; patents, , � "AWW,-, 'i �,�.�O� very interesting, as the points were ' , �,,q 1� I 11 I ',�" '. '. ,, �;,� 4� , very fine and were very well deliver- Mrs. Charles Regele.�Mr. MI* "'i-, �A.�.. .�� ,c I .. . � ,: . , .., LL ed. Those acting as judges were Xlenry Koehler ivtumed home "'. 5:- � . 011[ I �:.; _;. " Q Mary Thomson, Jean Ivison and Mr. 'Monday after spending tbe,last.f��,w '_ . r, . _� � W. Alexander. The decision was in months with I , ��_ their daughter, X".". . �1'1 -1.: " favor of the negative side. The send- Hugh Purvis, in SaskatcheW , 1: 't'. '� . W . 19. : 1, " ;� ,_ _X - , , � Ing of delegates to the Young Peo- and Mrs. Charles Eggert and 46I014telt � I" W � ��. I I ple's Round Table Conference, to be and Mrs. John Eggert spent Suud*w� :. � . ..! 1 �. 1� I held in Exeter in the near fature, of last week with Mr- and Mrs. Ale' � ' " I pX,�� .,7�'�. 1 . ,,, I I was discussed and it was decided that Stoskopf, at Fullarton. — Mrs. , IL . . , _�. , I .. ..., I .. j the executive act as delegates. In- Kahle recently entertained t)ie ludin .� ". . I I strumental solos were given by of McKillop to a quilting -16im . " � ,!,g� .... �, .1", .... , ". V Misses Isobel Alexander and Beatrice and Mrs, Ed. Scherbart and Mrs.� . 11�', I.. -, Cooper, after which the meeting Charles Eggert and daughter, Della - ,. - ,, .--: : closed by all repeating the Mizpah were at- Stratford on Friday. � ji.r' � '. I , � I �1� 1. � benediction. A contest in which all George Kistmer was very Ill on Mon- , ., � , - . 11 I . , played an eager part, sent the people day last week, but is able to be out � ,, 1� I home happy and resolving to always again—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eggert . �"3 i attend, whether the weather be cold and son, Earl; Mr. and Mrs. Ed I .41 ,�;, _ I r, �� and stormy, or whether it be fine and Knechtel, of Rostock; Miss Eti;i .!", I � 1, - " " warm. Doerr and Mr. Harry Rudhead, of . , .� " -0 Kitchener; Mr. Jerry Doerr, of Gads- 1 "' HAYFIELD hill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. �,�,. 11 Breezes,Mrs. Margaret Ferguson Fred Hoegy.—Mr. and Mr&- Augu4 , I �111 left last Saturday to spend the winter Doerr, of Milverton, spent a day last 11;: I I , in London.—Dr. and Mrs. Lewis re- week with Mrs. Fred Hoegy. . � �r� ,� �. , turned on Monday to their home in Death of Mrs. Andrew Henderson. 11 ��. Toronto after visiting Mrs. W. Woods —Death brought sore bereavement to 'i'� 1�1,1: . for a week.—Mrs. J. W. Tippet re- the home of Mr. Andrew Henderson �� I � . I : turned Monday after visiting her on the fourth concession, on Wednes- i? I . 4 daughter, Mrs. Dyment, Detroit, for day morning of this week, when Mrs. I J, I � a couple of weeks. Her sistex. Mrs- -Henderson passed away in her Wh � : :1 ; I . , Weir, accompanied her home from year. Mira Henderson was born in ,� ;�, - 1. . London.—Mrs. Crawford, of Picker- the township where all her life WaW I'll 11 Ing, has been visiting her mother, spent, She was .a dax�ghter of the .... . . ; Mrs. W. Sterling�`Mr. and Mrs. John ILte W. J. Shannon, for many years .� . "I �m " Jowett returned last week after the Secretary -Treasurer of the Me- I.z .1 n Killop Insurance Company, and a mait � - �� - i 0 I r p m- widely known in the public fife of the I �.,_ .1 I I nesota and points i the West,—Wm. community. In 1906 she was united � Lt,__ � �L �..: � J. Stinson took a load of cattle to To- - . ��. in marriage to Mr. Andrew - Hender- r I , ronto last week and took in the great son, also of MeKillop, and they huie� _�._, . I Winter Fair.—On Sunday ev * �,, ening since resided on the Shannon home- .1 . . there was a fair sized congregation stead. Although Mrs. Henderson had - I � at Trinity Church, when Rev. R. M- been in poor health for some months �� I Gale, of the United Church, gave an and her case was known to be serious, .11 . . excellent address in the interest of yet the end came with a great sense � �, the Bible Society, taking for his text, of shock to her husband and relatives ...�., , Isaiah 65:11: "So shall my word be and to the community at large, where ,.: I M I that goeth forth out of my mouth, it her bright and loving character had I � 11 shall not return unto me void, but it made her a general favorite. Be- . �::, . shall accomplish that which I please, sides her busband, she is survived by ,,,� - X, 4 and it shall prosper in the thing where four sisters and one brother, John ., I sent it." Mr. Gale referred to the Shannon, of MeRillep; -Mrs. ,JiDhn ,:�I, . � I wonderful work being performed by Henderson, Egmondville; Mrs. Henry 1. I , the British and Foreign Bible Society Henderson, Mrs. John E. Daley and ,.-��jjj a d its many branches. He had with Miss blargaret Shannon, Of Yea- .. � NIM a copy of McKorean Bible and a 10P- The funeral will be held firom � :1 -1 .. . Greek Bible with the signature of her late home, Lot 22 on the 4th Con- � .1 cession, on Friday afternoon, Novem- 1�. I , Johann Albright Bengle, one of the ber 25th, at two o'clock, when inter- I _ I great commentators of the early 11 . Tnent will be made in Maitlandbank I - eighteenth century. The local Bible Cemetery. .: Society was organized in 1865, May �, 23rd. The officers for 1927 are: Pres- 0. .1, �,; 1. 4 ident, F. A. Ed-ards; Secretary- ,��!, . ' .t , _� Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Scotchmer. ZURICH .j _ .., . I .�, The collectors will soon be making BrueT-Schroed,er.-A happy event . 1� . ,, their calls and hope to receive a lib- took place at the Lutheran Chur*h, 1� " ,;. � era] response. The evening service Dashwood, on November 15th, when �; ,,, � . , was conducted by the Rector, Rev. F. the marriage ceremony was perform- 1.11 � ��. � 11. Paull, which was followed by an ed which united Elfrieda E. W., �.;". excellent address by Rev. & M. Gale. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Schroe� �, " I 111. .1 ,.e A very appropriate solo, "Be Thou der, of Dashwood, and Rev. Egmont �,.: � 1, . � �� ;'. My Guide," was given in excellent F. .1. Bruer, pastor of the church. 4 - � , I voice by Miss Lucy Woods. - On Rev. M. J. Bruer, of Humberstone, ..; I : �; , ". i Wednesday Harold Brandon moved in brother of the groom, performed the . I , .41 :��; .1 is his new cottage which he built dur- evremony. After a short honeymoon -`1 1, ,,,, - ing the summer. fle now has a neat, trip, Rev. and Mr. Bruer will take up " . ,� ,� � , well built, comfortable house and we hoiisel(ee ping in the parsonage. "11, � . wish Mr. and Mrs. Brandon and fam- X1opp-Kalhf1ei%ch. - Another of .11 ." ily many year% to enjoy life in their tho.ip happy events, which unites two I .,� ,� ',� I.- , new home—Miss (;race Cameron h(arts as one, took place at the Luth- I ��, leave% this week to make her home in erFin ParRonage, Zurich, on Thursday 1:1 . 41 , . a Toronto with her si ster- in-law, Mrs. of this week, when Rev. H. Rembe I .. I � Neil Cameron—J. R. Cameron is pre- I performed the ,ceremony which united .,�, I paring to build a garage with living I in marriage Clara A.. daughter of .� . . 4'.. .. - apartments above, on the lot at the I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalhfleiscb, Ifith , , It, 4 rear of the old harness shop, which Concession, Hay, and Mr. Bertman W. .. 11 I � will he taken dnwn.-The Bluewater Klopp, second son of Mr. E. F. Klopp, ., � � � Boys who .supplied orchestra music, at of this village. After a wedding trip �� I'll I the pavilion thissummer and have been Mr. and Mrs. Klopp will settle down V ?4 1 11''. . playing at various places this fall, nnthep 1 . ,Toom's fine farm, R mile west 1:11 �,l T N.ft for London last week—Rev. F. of Zurich. ��r� , i , H. Paull and Samuel Widcombe at- Auto Amident.-A rather serious I 1 -4: tended the LRymen's Banquet at Fxe- Puto accident occurred on Monday af- �,, , 11 ter Monday evening and greatly en- t,prnoor at the intersection of the 0� � , A I ;-.1,1 � , Joyed the address given by Mr. J. B. Zurich Road and 14th Concession, ��., , I '11", Nicholson, chairman of the Ontario when a rar driver and owned by Mr. 11 "I Layman's Association—Walter Wal- A, Vniqin, local brytellceeper. and an- :::;; ," ,L liq and Donald McKenzie returned othf,r rar. driven And nwned by Xr. .� . . . . . . � .... ., i � � . .. � �hst week from the West, having en- Willisn, Elsie, merchill1t. of Gramd ,..,� . . . . . . . . . .1 "I'll", Joyed their trip. -On Saturday next. B. -rd rame tninAb". Both cars wsTP ... ". :1 I . �,', t at two o'clock, there is to he a Meet- 1,,dl ' . . �� I y dsmAZPd. but tho dectipailts , ,.i ' ing at the Rectory of the young peo- esesTwd with minor brniseq aild cuts. 1,11, It .'Z. pie. of the Fnglish churches of Bay- Nnfpq.-A niirnl-,Pr frorn Zurich ,� , �.�.. "'o, � �'. I , field, to organize a branch of the W. mnfored tn T,n-ndnn Mondav everint : ,� I � - . , ��. . A. They are to be addressed by Mrs. +,, wit�ess n hockpv matr1h bet0eft , . " - �., --, Bice, of London—At the meeting Of Ritrhpner and Lo-ndnTi.-Mesm. I ..� 1�� I ?, , , 'I, .. ; . . . . teachers and officers of St. Andrew's Perber Jr.. nnd William T)Acher, at- , ,-�., ... :.. , . . I ,!,� , I � .1� . L' � I � �, �,� - - United Church, it was decided to hold tended'ttw Rnval Winter Fair at To. .":""4. , I . , 1�, E ar entertainment on the evening of ,,,nfo n few Apn:-q lFkqt wpek.-Xt. 811114 - ."�,� � R . "'. M",, nd d9 I 11§ 10! I 1. ,�.�, Tuesday, December 2Gth. Vrq. C. L. Srnit'h q ughter vIA.' - .� " I 1, i . �1,4;, 1.1 19, �, ..... - nfl rellifiveq at TT%imiltnin over. 'thp . . . . . . . . �' ,411 I "I, I �:,., MCKILLOP w"e Ir pril -_Mr. r�nrdon Rsu hog."10ft - , 1, , .. " I 1, 11 ;; "I Fighth Line Notes. -Mr. Edward fnr Dotrnif, w'hory 'he prnectq to -j- na - "I'll ,, am ., ,+ '' _. 1, . Z, 0 Rose recently spent a day i�l Strat- fb. don v41111 bo - �., " RI� ' .7t, ,,, .. 1.1, ", I wAg, .;;4� ford, where be secured R DodV mlmzPd bv fhp hn,-Ic-v fenm. As flp J " " rAt", �-�'11 ,,� coach. -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weiter- .9 r-n-ne .qr(T Pffiriert 1nlsivAr-TVa'- F1 "�' +%,.-, -Ir'.", f�": , , 11 �,� - ' 1660�' I"..." .K,n were Sunday visitors at the home rF,Zuln-r mnnflilv mpetinii, of fho ... -,::,�i A,k� of- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert.- V,rnrel, of tho WornpirlIq Trqt1t1i+o. ",c,� I ��'. 1. � , , , ,��4� �,,� .,� r"�,� Messrs. Clarence and George Regele 11pM ir tihp -.11 4018TA.bor. % f14 -:,-,i,-, , Cou,"k _ I " 4 . � _ I __ �r, �' I , spent it couple of days last week With Tnw-n 7TnV nr Tii6tirlqv, " .0 ,Fq ."L 01- - I 1- �,-K,i;;, their sisters fit Pullarton—mosers. pnbllc qellnol Ttlqneefnv� X. �R' , ' 4A'k*;$�'�' ..... ,�r. ..'w �11; , ',, � Henry and Memo Fischer, of Fullar- ,f r I , , ."', ,,Ipr;pT�� y,fti(I A." �,f4pjq.j � Isi " ". ., I �. . � .,ffi -,,' , "I ton, were. in our vicinity on Monday- In-rieb qc'hool on Mordaly� '�' IN "I .� �`� . ff ,� - .,.. ,,�,,, f " t.. I I 1 � " . " '; �� 1. 1� 11 `t,4, .. .A." �,�,.--.,� lk 1. " -11. I P11 ,, I 1, i.4"; - , . - " .? ,,� �� - 4,''.�r� , ."'I'll � , I " ,�r . . ,1 I'll, I 111�1 I , ". 1,�-S�� Ic. .6 �d :,'. � �_, 11 - 1, - , I., . I . �'_. " � .. I , .. I I " :::: � I . , , � � . I . . I I � 11 - �. "LL I .- ��, I -1 I � . 4 . .. , ,'� , 'L� � . . . , � 11 .lk,.. , � �11 , I "', ". ". , �_ . I '00' . ��, ,�Sk'r� , i", '.� " �, +P "Ill, , I .. . , .,�,,,:�-.�.,L�!:.'�; � � �, ; -, .,� -,--i.�e'!�,`I�- �,,,�,�,,i, , I - " � :,� ., I., .-�.��,,��.�,,��i:,.,&��:'�,�., ,.,,, .�, 1�1'11 , ! 14 I . I . 11 . I I 1,1 . �� I 11 I � I " , � .. 11 I , I " " 11 :1 � I " , . - . � 11 11 .� � 1, �� I � I I , , , , - in .. I— 9M.1 �9 taking the devo,tional part. Rev. RX.- I Mr' *ilid,A1J* $ " Rk" "' _ _" ` , Connor then read -a portion of the were Agit6rs ,at th'o toino. "' !1-113 , � book, "What My Religion Means to 'mrs. Willixam a0e igluliw .11f'r - �� WrA�, Me," -by Edgar A. Guest, which was -lost week. -Mr. and� M.rs,;,.,#f4 . . __4 thoroughly enjoyed by all, as iteoul- t#terkailleg some of.thoAr'#%,',,, .L, . , ., ��O,� tained many helpful thoughtts. I , I b!Ating tilo Ai,� �� I I 1; �� literary part of the meeting was 4 If,, th,6ji baby daught ' .. T ; ` ,q i �� debate, Resolved that a man -with a Mr. and Mrs. $ ne'iA, � .,. , Charles Fravacio,"x . -J WON farm well equipped is better .... Mucis, of Bethesda v4s " ��O, �� IN , off than a man with an annual 9 � ho 11 Of Mr. and ft�g. it; . ,.,�,� " " ,� t - I ,;F 7X.;,� I . , of $2,000 in the city. The affirmativ ersen on Friday eve,nfuj 7r,!! . . . . . .1 �?� , .., - side was taken by Messrs. H. MeCly- I . ncis spent the, last fipw . � ,,, the negative I rs. Herman 111*�ber at . i -M `_ mont and A. Bell, while , �k,,,,�`,,P,_� , .. ".. . _ I � I :_.-All Sask.—Mr. .and Mm 1. . - ,�', 11 was taken by Messrs. W. Thomspal . . _�,,, . � I .- -, �� '. -1 .. �;., - and C. McLean. The debate proved � , of Fultaiton, gieA , " aqy;,�,:*�.,�.., I the'latteel; patents, , � "AWW,-, 'i �,�.�O� very interesting, as the points were ' , �,,q 1� I 11 I ',�" '. '. ,, �;,� 4� , very fine and were very well deliver- Mrs. Charles Regele.�Mr. MI* "'i-, �A.�.. .�� ,c I .. . � ,: . , .., LL ed. Those acting as judges were Xlenry Koehler ivtumed home "'. 5:- � . 011[ I �:.; _;. " Q Mary Thomson, Jean Ivison and Mr. 'Monday after spending tbe,last.f��,w '_ . r, . _� � W. Alexander. The decision was in months with I , ��_ their daughter, X".". . �1'1 -1.: " favor of the negative side. The send- Hugh Purvis, in SaskatcheW , 1: 't'. '� . W . 19. : 1, " ;� ,_ _X - , , � Ing of delegates to the Young Peo- and Mrs. Charles Eggert and 46I014telt � I" W � ��. I I ple's Round Table Conference, to be and Mrs. John Eggert spent Suud*w� :. � . ..! 1 �. 1� I held in Exeter in the near fature, of last week with Mr- and Mrs. Ale' � ' " I pX,�� .,7�'�. 1 . ,,, I I was discussed and it was decided that Stoskopf, at Fullarton. — Mrs. , IL . . , _�. , I .. ..., I .. j the executive act as delegates. In- Kahle recently entertained t)ie ludin .� ". . I I strumental solos were given by of McKillop to a quilting -16im . " � ,!,g� .... �, .1", .... , ". V Misses Isobel Alexander and Beatrice and Mrs, Ed. Scherbart and Mrs.� . 11�', I.. -, Cooper, after which the meeting Charles Eggert and daughter, Della - ,. - ,, .--: : closed by all repeating the Mizpah were at- Stratford on Friday. � ji.r' � '. I , � I �1� 1. � benediction. A contest in which all George Kistmer was very Ill on Mon- , ., � , - . 11 I . , played an eager part, sent the people day last week, but is able to be out � ,, 1� I home happy and resolving to always again—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eggert . �"3 i attend, whether the weather be cold and son, Earl; Mr. and Mrs. Ed I .41 ,�;, _ I r, �� and stormy, or whether it be fine and Knechtel, of Rostock; Miss Eti;i .!", I � 1, - " " warm. Doerr and Mr. Harry Rudhead, of . , .� " -0 Kitchener; Mr. Jerry Doerr, of Gads- 1 "' HAYFIELD hill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. �,�,. 11 Breezes,Mrs. Margaret Ferguson Fred Hoegy.—Mr. and Mr&- Augu4 , I �111 left last Saturday to spend the winter Doerr, of Milverton, spent a day last 11;: I I , in London.—Dr. and Mrs. Lewis re- week with Mrs. Fred Hoegy. . � �r� ,� �. , turned on Monday to their home in Death of Mrs. Andrew Henderson. 11 ��. Toronto after visiting Mrs. W. Woods —Death brought sore bereavement to 'i'� 1�1,1: . for a week.—Mrs. J. W. Tippet re- the home of Mr. Andrew Henderson �� I � . I : turned Monday after visiting her on the fourth concession, on Wednes- i? I . 4 daughter, Mrs. Dyment, Detroit, for day morning of this week, when Mrs. I J, I � a couple of weeks. Her sistex. Mrs- -Henderson passed away in her Wh � : :1 ; I . , Weir, accompanied her home from year. Mira Henderson was born in ,� ;�, - 1. . London.—Mrs. Crawford, of Picker- the township where all her life WaW I'll 11 Ing, has been visiting her mother, spent, She was .a dax�ghter of the .... . . ; Mrs. W. Sterling�`Mr. and Mrs. John ILte W. J. Shannon, for many years .� . "I �m " Jowett returned last week after the Secretary -Treasurer of the Me- I.z .1 n Killop Insurance Company, and a mait � - �� - i 0 I r p m- widely known in the public fife of the I �.,_ .1 I I nesota and points i the West,—Wm. community. In 1906 she was united � Lt,__ � �L �..: � J. Stinson took a load of cattle to To- - . ��. in marriage to Mr. Andrew - Hender- r I , ronto last week and took in the great son, also of MeKillop, and they huie� _�._, . I Winter Fair.—On Sunday ev * �,, ening since resided on the Shannon home- .1 . . there was a fair sized congregation stead. Although Mrs. Henderson had - I � at Trinity Church, when Rev. R. M- been in poor health for some months �� I Gale, of the United Church, gave an and her case was known to be serious, .11 . . excellent address in the interest of yet the end came with a great sense � �, the Bible Society, taking for his text, of shock to her husband and relatives ...�., , Isaiah 65:11: "So shall my word be and to the community at large, where ,.: I M I that goeth forth out of my mouth, it her bright and loving character had I � 11 shall not return unto me void, but it made her a general favorite. Be- . �::, . shall accomplish that which I please, sides her busband, she is survived by ,,,� - X, 4 and it shall prosper in the thing where four sisters and one brother, John ., I sent it." Mr. Gale referred to the Shannon, of MeRillep; -Mrs. ,JiDhn ,:�I, . � I wonderful work being performed by Henderson, Egmondville; Mrs. Henry 1. I , the British and Foreign Bible Society Henderson, Mrs. John E. Daley and ,.-��jjj a d its many branches. He had with Miss blargaret Shannon, Of Yea- .. � NIM a copy of McKorean Bible and a 10P- The funeral will be held firom � :1 -1 .. . Greek Bible with the signature of her late home, Lot 22 on the 4th Con- � .1 cession, on Friday afternoon, Novem- 1�. I , Johann Albright Bengle, one of the ber 25th, at two o'clock, when inter- I _ I great commentators of the early 11 . Tnent will be made in Maitlandbank I - eighteenth century. The local Bible Cemetery. .: Society was organized in 1865, May �, 23rd. The officers for 1927 are: Pres- 0. .1, �,; 1. 4 ident, F. A. Ed-ards; Secretary- ,��!, . ' .t , _� Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Scotchmer. ZURICH .j _ .., . I .�, The collectors will soon be making BrueT-Schroed,er.-A happy event . 1� . ,, their calls and hope to receive a lib- took place at the Lutheran Chur*h, 1� " ,;. � era] response. The evening service Dashwood, on November 15th, when �; ,,, � . , was conducted by the Rector, Rev. F. the marriage ceremony was perform- 1.11 � ��. � 11. Paull, which was followed by an ed which united Elfrieda E. W., �.;". excellent address by Rev. & M. Gale. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Schroe� �, " I 111. .1 ,.e A very appropriate solo, "Be Thou der, of Dashwood, and Rev. Egmont �,.: � 1, . � �� ;'. My Guide," was given in excellent F. .1. Bruer, pastor of the church. 4 - � , I voice by Miss Lucy Woods. - On Rev. M. J. Bruer, of Humberstone, ..; I : �; , ". i Wednesday Harold Brandon moved in brother of the groom, performed the . I , .41 :��; .1 is his new cottage which he built dur- evremony. After a short honeymoon -`1 1, ,,,, - ing the summer. fle now has a neat, trip, Rev. and Mr. Bruer will take up " . ,� ,� � , well built, comfortable house and we hoiisel(ee ping in the parsonage. "11, � . wish Mr. and Mrs. Brandon and fam- X1opp-Kalhf1ei%ch. - Another of .11 ." ily many year% to enjoy life in their tho.ip happy events, which unites two I .,� ,� ',� I.- , new home—Miss (;race Cameron h(arts as one, took place at the Luth- I ��, leave% this week to make her home in erFin ParRonage, Zurich, on Thursday 1:1 . 41 , . a Toronto with her si ster- in-law, Mrs. of this week, when Rev. H. Rembe I .. I � Neil Cameron—J. R. Cameron is pre- I performed the ,ceremony which united .,�, I paring to build a garage with living I in marriage Clara A.. daughter of .� . . 4'.. .. - apartments above, on the lot at the I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalhfleiscb, Ifith , , It, 4 rear of the old harness shop, which Concession, Hay, and Mr. Bertman W. .. 11 I � will he taken dnwn.-The Bluewater Klopp, second son of Mr. E. F. Klopp, ., � � � Boys who .supplied orchestra music, at of this village. After a wedding trip �� I'll I the pavilion thissummer and have been Mr. and Mrs. Klopp will settle down V ?4 1 11''. . playing at various places this fall, nnthep 1 . ,Toom's fine farm, R mile west 1:11 �,l T N.ft for London last week—Rev. F. of Zurich. ��r� , i , H. Paull and Samuel Widcombe at- Auto Amident.-A rather serious I 1 -4: tended the LRymen's Banquet at Fxe- Puto accident occurred on Monday af- �,, , 11 ter Monday evening and greatly en- t,prnoor at the intersection of the 0� � , A I ;-.1,1 � , Joyed the address given by Mr. J. B. Zurich Road and 14th Concession, ��., , I '11", Nicholson, chairman of the Ontario when a rar driver and owned by Mr. 11 "I Layman's Association—Walter Wal- A, Vniqin, local brytellceeper. and an- :::;; ," ,L liq and Donald McKenzie returned othf,r rar. driven And nwned by Xr. .� . . . . . . � .... ., i � � . .. � �hst week from the West, having en- Willisn, Elsie, merchill1t. of Gramd ,..,� . . . . . . . . . .1 "I'll", Joyed their trip. -On Saturday next. B. -rd rame tninAb". Both cars wsTP ... ". :1 I . �,', t at two o'clock, there is to he a Meet- 1,,dl ' . . �� I y dsmAZPd. but tho dectipailts , ,.i ' ing at the Rectory of the young peo- esesTwd with minor brniseq aild cuts. 1,11, It .'Z. pie. of the Fnglish churches of Bay- Nnfpq.-A niirnl-,Pr frorn Zurich ,� , �.�.. "'o, � �'. I , field, to organize a branch of the W. mnfored tn T,n-ndnn Mondav everint : ,� I � - . , ��. . A. They are to be addressed by Mrs. +,, wit�ess n hockpv matr1h bet0eft , . " - �., --, Bice, of London—At the meeting Of Ritrhpner and Lo-ndnTi.-Mesm. I ..� 1�� I ?, , , 'I, .. ; . . . . teachers and officers of St. Andrew's Perber Jr.. nnd William T)Acher, at- , ,-�., ... :.. , . . I ,!,� , I � .1� . L' � I � �, �,� - - United Church, it was decided to hold tended'ttw Rnval Winter Fair at To. .":""4. , I . , 1�, E ar entertainment on the evening of ,,,nfo n few Apn:-q lFkqt wpek.-Xt. 811114 - ."�,� � R . "'. M",, nd d9 I 11§ 10! I 1. ,�.�, Tuesday, December 2Gth. Vrq. C. L. Srnit'h q ughter vIA.' - .� " I 1, i . �1,4;, 1.1 19, �, ..... - nfl rellifiveq at TT%imiltnin over. 'thp . . . . . . . . �' ,411 I "I, I �:,., MCKILLOP w"e Ir pril -_Mr. r�nrdon Rsu hog."10ft - , 1, , .. " I 1, 11 ;; "I Fighth Line Notes. -Mr. Edward fnr Dotrnif, w'hory 'he prnectq to -j- na - "I'll ,, am ., ,+ '' _. 1, . Z, 0 Rose recently spent a day i�l Strat- fb. don v41111 bo - �., " RI� ' .7t, ,,, .. 1.1, ", I wAg, .;;4� ford, where be secured R DodV mlmzPd bv fhp hn,-Ic-v fenm. As flp J " " rAt", �-�'11 ,,� coach. -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weiter- .9 r-n-ne .qr(T Pffiriert 1nlsivAr-TVa'- F1 "�' +%,.-, -Ir'.", f�": , , 11 �,� - ' 1660�' I"..." .K,n were Sunday visitors at the home rF,Zuln-r mnnflilv mpetinii, of fho ... -,::,�i A,k� of- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert.- V,rnrel, of tho WornpirlIq Trqt1t1i+o. ",c,� I ��'. 1. � , , , ,��4� �,,� .,� r"�,� Messrs. Clarence and George Regele 11pM ir tihp -.11 4018TA.bor. % f14 -:,-,i,-, , Cou,"k _ I " 4 . � _ I __ �r, �' I , spent it couple of days last week With Tnw-n 7TnV nr Tii6tirlqv, " .0 ,Fq ."L 01- - I 1- �,-K,i;;, their sisters fit Pullarton—mosers. pnbllc qellnol Ttlqneefnv� X. �R' , ' 4A'k*;$�'�' ..... ,�r. ..'w �11; , ',, � Henry and Memo Fischer, of Fullar- ,f r I , , ."', ,,Ipr;pT�� y,fti(I A." �,f4pjq.j � Isi " ". ., I �. . � .,ffi -,,' , "I ton, were. in our vicinity on Monday- In-rieb qc'hool on Mordaly� '�' IN "I .� �`� . ff ,� - .,.. ,,�,,, f " t.. I I 1 � " . " '; �� 1. 1� 11 `t,4, .. .A." �,�,.--.,� lk 1. " -11. I P11 ,, I 1, i.4"; - , . - " .? ,,� �� - 4,''.�r� , ."'I'll � , I " ,�r . . ,1 I'll, I 111�1 I , ". 1,�-S�� Ic. .6 �d :,'. � �_, 11 - 1, - , I., . I . �'_. " � .. I , .. I I " :::: � I . , , � � . I . . I I � 11 - �. "LL I .- ��, I -1 I � . 4 . .. , ,'� , 'L� � . . . , � 11 .lk,.. , � �11 , I "', ". ". , �_ . 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