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,�, ��: such a flight in the face dialogues, drills and music by the and inspiring sermon wh ch Lad had paid all � nd, . . o. lieve
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�11' I pre Wa - en by Rev. Mr. Sinclair. -San a r ropeity �. -y- ile, " _11*4 �;�. , ,
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omij at thjS season of the year, and man. th .inei .had p, so6v as possible. Mi. Hemphill, the: ,: .1. � I . .
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-1. I services in Carmel Presbyterian connection . �nth this fine 0 0 ve . 10, . . � I I � :
11 I., fam too, of the very adverse . I Chriltul'as town collector, was piesouf x4d. gave aess', Prospe ,:% � I 11 I .
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In I the __Tnn!nTfflr__ church r tion by� the Fire Bri- a statement of the taxes Paid iu- H* - I I I �')�' , - 'I ��, "., I 1
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, ,., wl"ther forecasts which they were and specially wel gade our t�business men also feel stated that th@�Xe were some $3,000 ' - . . .1 ,s !�, 1. �
"11". � nd the hounds HENSALL -choir, under the leadership of .1 ' 1. ,�_ �, " , '.,`.",- ,,, . 1�', -
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.1 evening, fot with Large stags of belpt- Mr. Hemphill stated thitt on. two -or ,
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. marooned in some out of the way the ola price, while it lasts: Team ' " �1' 11, ":7. � .
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and forced to make the attempt $42.00 per set. team trace, per Mrs. A. Doug 11; o propirties 41Ick tsXeS'fr9* 1990, 1� ; At. I � , ''
. �;, �:, I smoo; -leather. Per Bet of four, $13-00; team trio, Mrs. Dougall, Roggarth and it upon -'their customers, 160y had been paid into the County Tress- , _Z . I _ I.,.-,", 1�
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.1 ;; or starve, even if the chances were leather hatter. I_iuch� $1.00; 114 -inch. 111-25- Paterson; anthern, "Break Forth into ing. frodi quite long distances for urer. Some discussion took,place as, .� I 11 �'_, , � �� I I 11
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en�, - . � it woula have been �ia very different ..able prices. seeing is, believing: come anti Star,9' Mes rs. ed- to the town council, and Counefil r . 111006� . I I.., I
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..,".�,-", I � opt at look them over. Terms arranged Five per and Cameron; Offertory, "Hallelu- NomWat#on Me�ting:,Nomijfatiton 11 . Z . . . . I -
, tte but to make an atter cent off for onsh on all new harness. Thom . I7 .1, I 7 I , ", �. I . I
,, . ma; T, 3127 A, Mrs. J. Murdock; meeting WAS held in our Town Hall iliggi,s said that When he made the L ... I , I
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�,� ng what these D. Wren. Hc ---Il. Ont- on Mondar .1 I I very county audit the fi
. such a 12 subject by Rev. ,,ievening last with a week in Janu TELEPW
1,� � � , + ., rt of TO THE ELECTORS OY THE VILLAGE OF of our ratepayers er with . . il I -1 . I ", �, - - I
I. . �eople knew, IIENSALL; the evening good atWo,dance ary he would take up the matt 1. . . '... � .1 1V 'L '. 1, . - . . .
'. p was nothing sho . Christ Child's Escape"; at ally. Following the the County Councillor - I I.. . 1, .J .1-1 :,�__......
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". , I SUCU a ffight- could not even claim ratepa_ of the viijage. I have decided to ou, Bethlehem," prtescribedyrocedure'the first hour Of Priest reported that the Dr. Pougall ... -.;, a � . .. � .�; I . 3 r:; .1.'I'LL I ... ,��&'�, .
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,�%: I allow my name to @,a to t,bd electors on mon M k and Mr. McLaren; an- the meeth* - was devoted t,q making walk was finislied and considering , . . . "
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I . science Or discovery for its Motive. day next, for the office of Reeve of the V11- Mrs. urdoe y Night"; nomin for the Reeveship, and f4r' -bad weather at a very reasonable � . �� I ., .�., � ! '.,, ... ' I j . _,�. `944 L
I Inge Of Hen -11. During my long term as a them "Chimes of the Hol Of o " 0iiesting I'Willd,� A ift ,
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I . a already been span- of Hensall, I have I Councillors.' and,.resulted as follows: cost� It was dgcided.if the weather is �sure to be &, contest for the reeve- L ther in I
- The Atlantic ha councillor of the village 'lo, "The First Christmas L r, of I1dhIeh,6M,,1! by
,;.. es, and endeavored to serve you faithfully. And if my soprano so For Reeveii Mr. Owen Geiger, William remained favorable', to gravel the ship, if not,fot the'Colmil- —The entitled, "The Star . .,J,�.ttwhich
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�� Ily all record as a c,aumillor of the village aPP-13 Morn;' by Mrs. James Bo ConSitt and Robert Higgins - for Coun- street from the hotel corner to the e entertaium4it held An nu*er of the :rTpA P .
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...:,. to you, Us Go Even Unto Bethlehem.," Pt. 1, _ 11 -muc!"i .AdW7 - - " , !��ng
gdenee knows now practicsC I ask you for ,.ur influence end sup� Was iery� 4 4
_... � election as Reeve of Ron- ' cill6rs, Robert Cameron, tins. Sang- milL as the road was getting Out Of in of theUnited Church I
, . is .to Imew about conditions port to secure my bass solo, Mr. W. A. McLaren; part 2, A the school Too of the lunlu __ 2.6
� there I san I will make no promises as to what I ster,,James.Pr1es4 Alfred Clark.. Geo. repair owing to the heavy traffic. Friday evening Was very largely people A 21 mission,
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F �. which..prev,ail and have to be over- ,iU- do, but if elected I will deal with each tenor and bass duet, R. and W. Me- I 0. Goodwin, Errol number of accounts for gravelling, on ne of the most success- Band, HensalL Went out. and put,on
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- rumm6fila'and - building the watqr, tanks and other fal entertainments
.1. D P-bert Higgins. Af that has 'been b . L
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11 me in such a flight. Science knows aubject that comes before me wit as much Laren; Pt. 3, final horus ,eld; the pintOm"ine thiii tfieY 'bWV0 �;SivaR
. � 'CO intelligence and ability as I can command. choir. Rev. Mr. Mellroy gave a ivlk,,bet of times, 161atitledo-
: trans-Atlantic flying will never Wishing You the comPliments of the season, ter the aiinouncenkent of these nom- work, were considered and .o.rdered c credit is due Mims Irene a I ,
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I.. I ible, until there is I remmin. splendid ,and d inations,Jbkur Clerk, Mx. Alex. Mur- paid also the salaries for the -town JjOuglas for the splendid, way in H,ast6. N . Mr. Si4clair peted as
t, 1, 1 -be safg,.even feasi. Yours truly. there was a large attendance. he sniffi4g,; R46v., - I
� 11, ItOgERT HIGGDIS. , dock, then ..mentioned that,the meet- offijais for the year. 'Collector Hemp. which -the childien did their park6 f I . .
. *, ,% marked a,dvanee made in aeroplane -At St. Paul's Anglican Church . 1, h report of the re- hill wim given to the 15th of. January The,concert was opened with a hymn -chairmavi vibile Mr. Percy ,Rarris
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.1 experiments in fly- Ladies and Gentlemsu: excellent sermons delivered by the ,. . ljv,�& .In a Me disti4biting 6f the preseaU,, which
,, 'befm� r vote and infiu- hile the of .business connected with the Oc- Geiger Atated th t the amount of w an,old woman who
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': . easio - money we send to. Goderj6h ev ry s oe.,, - n by delighted th;-. fidArts
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� .. not be made over land, where the e,sce to again eleet me Reeve of Helisail for Rector, Rev. T. W. * Jonits, w n that had brought them to � e b This was very well give, 'well as . ,Pa. Mrs.
� ,o Ing Would which Office I will be a candidate at the elee- church choir under the able leadeir- cholars -of dren as thk� grown -u
I.. and his passengers ;on, rendered gether- It was then moved and car- year to get the government and cOun- a large number of the 15 --pianist for
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!_ . aviator - tion on m,orday next my record' of careful ship of Mr. W. A. HUM 00 This was -follow- 'William Pybus was the
��, 1� . . I a gambling chance. of saving his and economical administration of village fi . ce of praise that was much Tied that Zlerk A. Murdock act as ty grant on our cement road had been the Sunday sch I. - Uuiigd,�-Church
.� � have finances affairs ia before you. and I q�lk a ne servi evidence of fine ch#irv�pi� who then called upon the returned to th� town, no levy being ed by readings by Lome Elder, Leon- the evehing.-At the
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,;I, Or their lives, in case of accident, for Your mandate to continue the good wo*.k. enjoyed, and gave � part Reev6-afid'..Councillors to take"seats made on us this year. An explana- . ; S*10, Miss Aghes Fair- entertainment, �held`last Friday eve-
., year Ty influence- gai4od training and good ability on the . . ard Hoggarth
1, rather than over water, when t4e During the Past in the village the members of the choir. . on the platform and to speak in turn tion might be due the.- people d- the baim; violin selections, Miss, Dora Iling, Mr. Henry Pfile, assisted very
- . only by years of experience :ely in -the singing for theF.play, en -
I se- Of who town here. . Soipe time ago the High- pepper accompani,
�.. no one knows where, or a was instrumental in if they sb�'desired. -Mr. Geiger, . led on the pisno-by nic
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.. '. jend comes ud County Council, addi- . - Reeve for a way De pay. � a P Lammie; selecti0iis 'by. titled, WIthere was an old Woman -who
, , � . , or ft-om what caupe. curing for our village of Honsail. an F"gemen's Christmas Tree'a�Great has been our efficient Partment decided to Kiss Greta Shoe," doing much credit
__ when at of building the C Sehool Orchestra I-Aved in's
I � " � itwuls", ci�w ill. lure tional grant of S1,500 for Main Streat pay,e-- sndl successful Event. -Friday after- number a years, then addressed the greater share of the co ages, ,olitinnation e' to himself,
I With the "D .ent and a reduction of $800 in the county al ill compo ed of Messrs. Milton Boyl , whilt� bim Agnes 'Me-
. . that led them on was,, in all prpbabil- assessment levy for future payments. ;1 noon of last week was certainly one meeting, jiving a very full report of cement roads through am I v . 9 -sud'Claya Zuefle, which Donald And'-Mvs- Redden assisted in
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taxa- of the gala days of our village's his- the work -of the council for the Past in fact paying 75 per cent of their Scott Welsh . singiDg.in the pan�omine.Wed-
L: the belief that iliceesg. agal fm,tramentii in lessening the burden of sion being the Firemer?s year, and dealing with the many mat- cost. Under. -the old agreement, to much enjoyed. Following the _
I . , ity, condtdolIS as win_ tion, and if again elected. I pledge myself to tory, the- obca I were very , a chorus b-, i 11 *urw ringhig, ih this village. -
. �, just Such weather the _Me policy of economy and good "y- Christmas Tree for the children -and ters.vri�h.,*hich they had to contend, receive $3,065 from the Governit gut. this -there was y a number ding bell they sound so -soon
,� erament ' 'hey had &caimplished,
I . "j- ti�at I have giv,.A yo in the past 't and and a pantomine. Rev. Mr. Oh how merrily
I- . � ter brings, would me= &ester u their presentation of some five huift- the *6rV-. we had to send up $I�W to the Coun- Of After after Christmas. -Miss J. J01111stOu
,!",� Wishing you the compliments Of the season.', still .unfinished, ty Treasurer. Last year we sent'Up Siu!iArilrs '
tl 6f candy for every boy aud had in 3 cases acted as chairman.
I 1. ie*� ,gre"er money rVtwA*-_._qW10 I. OwIgN GwGi�& ` dred bags .e and Miss VAry Stewart are opend-
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� q village and 'Wmmediate 0V o L* wint4r and 9noW settling $1 00 and the government and con - the concl ' i' of the - couqert� Mr.
I., � did not succeed. It School Report. -The following is kirl in th . ,5 usion
But the attempt . -ner tb*n they had expected. J decided to remit one le ing the holiiaya at. -their r6spid�tive
. Hensall Continuation community. The, large and beautifid in soo _ ffe ty council vy George Brock acted ss�. Santa Claus, N. , M"Well. of W%kit-
is. true, e"M in failure theZ have. st- the repart of . __ not -4 mentida Of the BiLving on each place that has their road homes. -Miss V%thy ; %` thii" *best of
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of School. Names appear in ordef of Vee, latim with its presents, made delighting1he hearts of the children
. only for the 1IM"Mained for the village in built as a 6Ynnecting link, WingbAni in- distributing. gifts from the Christ- by. Colleg-e,, I
L tained to a certam amount per young people, but, jals'9 they , . ..
1, � merit, and standing is given in Lar- for the grow -made the 1- Of the Equilvastion Act getting theirs last year rs. her aistjirs, Uri J. W.'Pe6k sA& Mrs.
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, sotorleft�,,but notoriety can net.be . I 'I I+t Mad 'a -UPS, as it was , and Reagan mas tree,�Mr. and M * iA, 1. Swett-
.." . ;Dcuf.' poili , 11 _M,iLTVni - sad and ri"Z" of Hydro service, stat- this -year. - Next y"r and After im" zer and little daf*bter; Lrott� and- -Miss 'S- E- McArthu;--X'&� Elv;a Bolton,
.. � , I .. . espitslized by an individual after �arie Bell, the medipm of many handsome bb; t _ -Nave Flora slid IrIns, Ail��ja, Xpejit the of Kitchener, spent the haridiiYs vritb
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, . - en, 87; Grace Forrest, 81; N der, useful gifts, guily- lighted as it Wai ing that -these two sums were quite til the rothd is psidlor,"We wilt r pareTk", Mr,., and Mrs. Gordon
,&; � . , . a 78. Avis Lindenfield, 77- Pearl El - to send up. about a $1,000 ,a year. As - M�-' - he
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, 1, - ,desttL At least we are, told by ' sabel Alex- -Kh a host of colored lightsy made a a. so'bf,taxitipl saving to the. rStePaY Cbristmais holidays with .4mily, als6 .with h9r
I'll SutheTity. that thire is only one 72' Ruth chaphian, 71; 1 1 &' short, the Reeve reviewed the �Counefl will have this ,mount on R. Iftgills and Bolton wo h
..'.. Srest ; . Grace Tinney, 64; Beryl most imposing and enchanting scene ers. family. i Mr.- and Mrs. -,MW Edith
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- idud of uotArietY that avuils a person ander, 65; Street. directly Opposite quite full"a;tliat- pertained to -our ,hand only'a $ma,11,4av . y,will -need ,to 1, Sulleus, Mr. and Mit. Atkins, of inally rgltittiiis fis tdim-
. ,'�'. --not, of Pfaff, 64r- Scott W,elsh, 62; Jean Bon- On Our Main "th the munici- bt� ;Wa� , next' ' Thit'wtill re- ' the M;ji�en, d RiUbefier, W" &`ghi�st
. - and this i4 the Tovm Ran,, and was, greatLy ad- "Inge, cglecW wl Y"�.
% the hereaftery . . ,_ , e up Detroit, spent the holidays at - Xis!�, Lily , std, -bro-
,".1 in tbron 62- Milton Boyle, 57; Benjam- 'boun - with hir sister
. :, that kind. ' 47. mired. Particularly did Itr-present a ,-__, --- a fi� I ty; Council, and duce the ,tax rate considerably next home of Mr. and Mrs, George Hud *i��
I in Tinne;, 49; _ George Tinney, Helen and flier, LeIZ- Yesr ZrZ� in
'.1 any U- most fascinating apliearance for the which we have not .space here to en- year. Councillor Higgiiis, who was son and family. -Miss S- wise to -be- yety
- During the, year now closing W_
. *9 Form,41-OVIF0 Vfalker. 76; Stella I who gathered around it a- ter more #11y into, He closed by a membek',of'the council at the time Jean Elder, of London, amompanied our loeld ehurche pro
I grg � . - _ . I . -ting, both- as, to.-sermont - had
.. - lost� and - e = iT40- 'Wilftm� JiDynt,- 09- Lorne children, ' � I es
11. lives 'have been . , 0 . ; Al- way up in the hundreds. -just at 3 In king , for the support of the road was builti �ststed that Some by friends, were holiday guests Vith h1tel:1 I -J. -Wi Belt, Vf
.. 3 e Chapman,.07; Dorothy Little, 59 the, rate=11irfall, thti,incoming year relief should be given to the frontage their parents, Mr. and Mra.- John El- service of praise. -Dr.
l, hundreds of thousands of . I 1. o'clock, Santa Claus was seen enter- , , 'frt t1I6'tPW week
i., been wasted m the Pro OP an bert Patalit6ft 58; Mervyn Ryckman, . , from -the west end of our village for the Reevephip. Mr. Geigor was holders on Main Street, who are Pay- der. -At the morning...service of the Harriiburg, "Ll ape
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., 57; Gordon Troyer, 53. Form I- lug I here with his sister, Hise Jessie, and
, fruitless endeavors of rescue and ruton, r,7 ; in a beautifully ornaminted and be-' followed by Mr. Williamt4risitt, who ing-for the extra width of road- This United Church special, ' music was .0f
. . Mildred ,Smillie, Joyce Se stated that -there did uot.rem0u, much eXtra .width -was 'Put there to make rendered by the choir, while a very relatives, -Mr. Forris Cghtelow,
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I . .. search in just such cases as that of Eldred Smith, 64; Margaret Mae- decked equippage escorted by the for him to review as the Reeve had the,road � better, ru;i for the benefit of� fine quartette comp,Qsed of Urs. M. Onadage; Ernest'Peop6r Salm.is- Mr-
., . the -,,pawn." Aitempting suicide . Qu 68; . Mar Firemen Brigade, in their full fire ad has Drysdale, -' and Mrs.'Ross'MdLeim �qd cbgth�n.
1". �, . een. ,y Bell Carnie, 61; fighting costume, and, by a host of gone over prettX fully the work and their property and as, the To Mrs. Undenfield, Mrs.
. 11. ,coineg,' the calendtt of crime -9 Runs WjlkinaoU,,'d1, Stewirt pepper, ally. proceedings of tba year, and that he been taken over by the government pfile, and M". George Hear., entitled, of Detroit- 'Miss Hazel !,Cdxwor-th,
imoi , Zuej��, ji;, R,oWrt V&r1e - - ,, I Staples; idiss Bkgrgqtti, Habldrk, be-
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- in this colintry', �St levA. - 9 H -not 6D., Clam . .y, b.ya and girls and citizens gener thought we had such a fine village and county those payink a large per very-. much enjoyed.
� also for their For Jesus," was
I in and 57- Lula Lindenfield, 56; Jean Bgl, Santa Claus was finelk dressed in his that it could not well be surpassed. centage of the cost and troit; Mervyn Bro*n,'T*r6nt4-, Mr.
, ents to step elsh, 54; usual Christmas costume, and looked --Jmiss Mattie Ellis left for Guelph
time for Governm . , he ,thoqgh '4 " he -as at maintenance, Mr. Rig Mrs. J. H. WiUonj StrAtford-, Mr.
56' Agnes Wren, 56; Royce W q gins thought - and
put v; stop to these stunt flights, for the embodin . t, Otuat, . last week where she intends spend i
11 � - an Sinclair, 51- Harold Mul�n, . ent of all that was en- But . ad'wopld likely be for that the frontage holders ,hould'bave ing the holidays. *ith',her sister, Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Pialmer Wlrldg�r- Alon-
�� are just that'? . Or, if Mari lug and gorgeous to the chil- the present si I '.. -
_:� . most of them 49- Harold Shephe;W 48; Ethel POP- chant coii1d iiot consider a fair rebate on their s1hare. - The Fred Smallscombe,Mias Lillisn,Xc- zO Ortwein, Detroit, and' "';�n
./, i1fen, and one of our firemen, in'the some time, i6f he
" : . ts to ', 49. ohnston and Mary ed at considerable Kdy, of Winds6r, and -brother, Dr. -Reynolds, Tillsoubtrg, w all re-
- . . I i is not possible for Governmen per --Jessie V. J te . as scuss -
1. it person of Errold Drun*nond, per- accepting his Aiomination tq: run for mat r w di
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� , ,,A,*;. so limit personal liberty� would it not E- StA--wart, Teachers. fotmed his part in an ideal mariner R66've and that he"felt-tht0t ivhile MT. length, but as this financial year 'a 16ssell 'McKay, of Hamilton, were �-ent visitors during- the Christmas
,�; ,'' I - Christmas Visitors. -Monday last, nored With the closed,tt was thought better to leave holidays. -*s. T. J. Berry Is in
1g; .--'., for them to refuse to sane that left nothing wanting. The pro- Gericieryl had been li6 holidays guests. with their parents,
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�'. of any f,,th which was observed as Christi . y - 'As Mr. and Mxs. William McKay and Windsor vi. ting 14i sons-�We are
"I X�N,,,_', ter cession, after marching up our Main Reeveship for a nusaber of years and the matter to the new council p Ja go I a to learn a r�. Robert- D.
1, s- - by-la*s to Pass' it family. -Mr. and Mrs. E. .
, It tion the expenditure in our village, passed over very pleq. Street, turned around at the post of- he had also enjoyed the distinction Of there were two ck n pea ed th t M
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. � � ., - . sums in search work 1 Let the Pr antly and qtfrte lively, there being im - ,fiee corner and marched- back to the being Warden of the County in past was decided to adjourn the council spent the Christmas holidays with Bell, of Tuckefthlith, Who ire6gatly` an-
, , 1't� that, Mr. Robert Higgins, who till Saturday night. On Saturday eve-' tam- derweAt an Operation fat spOundicitis
,, % meters and undertakers . of such unusually large number of visitors, , where the bountifully lad- years, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lemon and
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k..1. Action of many coming quite long i ideal Mid been nominated for the Reeve- ring the Council met again and all forth Meni6ri I H*3 ital is
";%, �:., their own. al ily, of Mitchell. -Mrs. L. Woods, of at Sea
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L`�=_` Ilights be on come in both by truin and motor in order .�to er- Christmas tree made it ship, would make a good capable one, members were present. The firdt spin- and t -spend-
. �V., I .- -some Idud will have to atives and place for Santa Claus to distribute London, spent the week end with her now out of the bo
.-11. , day With Tel . ha-%4ng served as an -active Councillor matter taken up was the coming mun- r a few days - with Mrs. A. -Camp-
,',, � . _1�� future. Too ygifts. Previously to the dis- sister, Mrs. Alphone Foster. -Mr. and lug
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. ,,.,�, ,y I ;=rd[s,td while the numbers were his man . ber of years and While icipal election, and nomination to be of Sesfoi* before felturning to
,,,�--,��;-.., lives are being sacrificed; too too large to obtain a fun list. we tritbution, Reeve Geiger, in a few well for a num Mrs.'A. Prainger, Mr. John Smit and bell
1.:�, ,many sed. for the t1iiinking his mover and secander,'he held -Monday evening, December 26th,
1.11, % Mr. and Mrs. chosen remarks, expres sister, Miss Annie, who have beei her home. -The aninial Christihss On-
,. � .much money is being thrown away noticed the following: would withdraw, although he had ell- and the election, if necedsary, on
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,.� 1. village, a welcome to one and all and residents of our village for a nunt- teTtEdnMent for children Of Carme"
kt�, J. D. Buchanan, of London; Kiss >
� , . , on trans-Atlantic tragedies. the freedom of our burg for the happy j6yed his pnet yest ln the council. Monday, January 2nd. � A by-law was ber of years, moied .to their new I resbyterlan. Church, - was held in the
.."'. , of Niagara Falls; . Mr. Consitt was followed by MT_ Ift- given its first and second readings u ot-
.." �1�1. Mary Buchanan He was followed by short home last week on the fine farm re. J'owu Rall'Weduesday eveni S. N
"I - t�,',` ., - . Miss Alice Dougall, of Samin" DOSS oecaSIOIL
I ..?�� BAYFIELD - gins, who, while feeling that the appointing officials to take the 'vote. cently purchased from Mr. E. Datars, withstanding the ba4 state Of- -the
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,P I Helen and Jean Elder, of Londo�; Mr. and appropriate addresses by our lo
1�� �, , Edwards _,rishes to tbank his custom - I , lilton Ortwein, of London; Mr. Laird cal ministers in the following order, y all the For Polling Division No. 1, Joseph a few miles west of the village. -Mr. weather, the -hall was filled .and a
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.11 r, . , I � -n-9 for their patronage a,uriag the pwt year, Rev. A. Sinclair of the United Church, proceedings of the council for the Hudson, D.R.O., Nelson Blatchford, Samuel k splendid. programme, Arrstigod .by
- I d to wish all a Joyous and Proaverous New Joynt, of London; Mr. Arnold Bell, ber of Poll Clerk; Polling Division No. 2, 2 1.
. " �., an 3133-1 Rev. J. McIlroy, of Carmel Presbyter- past year, dealt with a num relatives and friends in geafort-h� Miss Rtima -Hudson was dafried* out,
, , Year. F. A_ FAwarda. of Torontd; Mr- and Mrs. J. P. Camp- h '' , d At-
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.11�?` ian Church and Rev. T. W. Jones of matters in whicl), he had taken a deep William Sangster, D.R.0 " Wm'-Shep- Mr. Bert North, of Seaforth, spent �onsiifing of diins, c Mass, - i
.. I '11, Breezes --Mrs. Burt and family, Of bell, of Windsor- Mr. Jack Carmichael nglican Church, all ' of interest, and felt that he had been herd, Poll Clerk. A by-law was also Christmas holidays �with Mr. and logug�% pantomfiii6s, readin and ' a
� . London; Mr. Harry Baker, London; Jack Stacey, *illiam Simpson and St. Paul's A successful in their advocacy such as passed giving the Treasurer power to selections on TL Vi4DIin.
, . Miss Irma whom expressed the great pleasure it L, reduction of Hydro cost, borrow $1,400. on debentures for fire Mrs. R.�Riggina and. family. -A very wimbei of se
,,;' -and Mr. and Mrs. Yorke, of Toronto, sister, Mae, of Detroit; successful Christmas
ju,,'.' - Fred Rannie, of Detroit- James Tapp, of afforded them to be present an the Equilizatioll entertainment Mrs. Jag. W. Bouthron ting as Be-
, were guests of Mr. and Mrs . ere in. etc. He outlined a number of mat- protection- purposes. The money will Rev. J. McIlroy proved a
.., I "', . . , . , Christmas. -Miss Mina London; Floyd §�uith, of Detroit; occasion and for which they w was heldat the United Church, Chisel- e6niptanist. .
.. , ; Baker for was the guest Of Alex. McAurtrie, of Toronto; Mr. and debted to the fine Fire Brigade of Our t&rs in which he Would like to work be paid back in ten -equal payments. hurst, last Thursday evening, the.pro- #ery efficient chairman. The 'enter-
- -onto if given he Reeveship and which The council then adjourned. Reeve play entitled,
. ,,, Proctor, Tor I I Mr village, under Chief Ernest Bate�%, for at ag f readings 137 a tainment closed with A
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�, "I I i. . George King, over Mrs. C. A. McDonnell, of London; . I be grentli beneficial to Geiger entertained the council and gramme consi i to "Our Awful AunL" We regret that
�. �, - her aunt, Mrs who had been so untiring in his ef'lt-e . number of. the �Wdien, solos, 4ia- . .
.��, �, . Christmas. -Mr. Mallett and Miss and Mrs. J. D. Reid, of London; also late date, go more
.... � ,Z. �Gladys Davison spent CAiristmas with Mr. and Mrs. D. McHarg and little forts to make the occasion a happy the village, such as some industry town officials, to an oyster supper in logues, by the scholars of Miss Vic- we_cannot, at the
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- _ Davison. -Mrs. A. Furter, of son, of London; Robert Morrison, of one ,for the young people, and who that would give employment to all Palmer's Restaurant on Wednesday toriti Bolton's Ischool-, also a number into detail of this programme.
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I.. . Mrs. had' been so ably supported in this able and willing to work, and,-*hich, evening. ____ .
. . I visiting her parents, Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs. P. B. however, he, would not gd in for Briefs. -Miss Mary Hoggarth, who- 7 - ... - -_ -
I ... �'p North Bay, is -n. - by -his staff. The proceeding were _ . I . .. - .
.., 1.1", ,,, �, I I Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stinso MisS Buchanan, of Toronto; Miss Gertrude nliveued by a couple of stirring sel� bonusing, but would be willing to has been spending some weeks with I
,. " , *� . Ferguson has gone to Londoil Hoggarth, Of Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. e ;irls and boys, assist- make some inducement such as giv� her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jag. Hog- - -_ �
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'M" for the winter. -Miss' Gerry, princi- W. H_ McLean, of H ilton. heartily .ing clear of taxes for a certaht time. garth, left for her home in Toronto
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.. .. , �; 111� al of our school, is spending the Literary Society. -The Litirary So- ed by all the grown-ups, who . .. also outlined a number of other this week accompanied by her mother,
' %��',", ". p Rensall Continuation entered into the songs and fairly He
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il ., stmas h,qlidays at her ho,rne near ciety of the mattere,which we have not tfie space wbo int,,ds remaining for -a few days.
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� I - a - an -Brady and School, held their regular meeting on made the welkin ring with joyous
, �,J�-,� " ate, but closed with an ap- -Mr. W. C. Stone and family a nt
�",11��. Ingersoll. -Dr. A. Newt rsday, December 22nd, with the songs, among which was that good tc enunier 8 A VERY HAPPY
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,,!, .::, . ow -time piece, "Jingle Bells, Jingle peal for support as Reeve for the in- the Christmas holiday's With relative
, ., . 4ss Ruth Chapman, in
� 11"T �,. , .1 at Ssmia�Among those who were President, W Bells." At the close of the proceed- coming year. The meeting -then clos- in London, On Sunday evening our .
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'.. �, ,� Christmas were the follow- the chair. The meeting was opened I
, ,"I", . y the members of ings, our enteripri�sing -business man,ed. On Tuesday evening last, the fire brigade was called by phone to
0 , mg: Tiols. Elliott, Anni -nd 11, who put empbill, who is an ,time allowed for those nominated to th6 farm of MY. William Blac"rell, I
"I , ,- . and Gwen Elliott, Anna and Elva groups I a on the pro- Mr. A. W. E. H, . stand or -withdraw, it was found that of the Pa'rr Line, Souih, as Mr. Black-
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,,�,', _ .1. Dowar, Alms McKay, Toronto; Jean gramme, -which consisted of a violin , L
� , _ . shots of the Firemen, of Santa MUS4 ,there would be only an election for well discovered smoke coming out of NEW YEAR .
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11 �� ,,�_.. W,obds,. �Ortont Izetta Merner, New selection by Agnes Wren; topic, "The the Reeveship, as only four coutleil- big bank barn on the east side of
�,�Y , : . I I 'Houston, London; Fred Other Three Wise Men," was given the children, Santa Clang's fte eqUi,
1� ... uth de so i6d= lors, the reqqired number# were re- addition to it, and where straw was -
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I o� . Fowlie, London; Thel- by Jean Bouthron, Beryl Pfaff and age in which he To
. -, " .;t�A. � � maWng in the field, namelyo George- kept. Very fortunately after phoning �
. , 'M_ , , . . :41id. I . . Pfaff with his heart bursting With jo f6v -
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gr� , - I gater, Robert Mr. Blackwell -was able to get the W,i� Wish to th�uk our
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.',,X,1L1, �' . , .William Parker, of Marie Bell; readings by Beryl es San Is our sincere wish to all.
pl�_071 "I I I e4sie tealf, Detroit. -Mr. and Margaret McQueen; piano solo, On I Cameron age an
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e and n1l, and particularly the C. Petty, Jam
'j�,.g' .� 1 and -James Pdost, io that fire out by a number of well directed many customere for their esteemed .pAtrOD '
I � -a, of Lou- by Mervyn 11yekluaii,and several fine dieg, as they are now so gen the councillors for the nails of water, but when be sent in � .1. " ,
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I if not wisaly, termed' of the fire gu- . I
L."111 _� �,,.� ests of Mrs. Sinith's par- selections bly the school orehestm -, iut the contest for ifie call for help it looked indeed as pleasant business relations in the.-Pist,_ We lo"ok , fdr� -
iz . .. A* w6re Sit yt I app*'ng YeAl I � � I
I ,'i_,� 11 . '.1 a Parker, The meeting then took the form of gins e4uhhhellt, in Ab"t Of e*er Vni A �
. ,M.t;s - ag,, ,jud Mrs, Charle ocasjon,�, ,A: *tie"Weveshi* Pr6VjJg#s to be a very if the fine barn buildings were go-
.� - -, . . I I . I 1, ward to gerving our ctlatZmera agiii-Aining, ilie,� Now "'
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".7"'4 ,,., � , , , "_ , nd -pisy# eutitled "Taking , that pa#aned, to the, a _ _ 1. . . I 6*
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m ", Mr a Mrs. John a contest. doutested one. ing to fall a-piey to much dreaded
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t,;-��, '1'111� t .4 to given and very much Plesging, feature of the af&I-A6011 W004� 8041ted and keenly 0
, �, � � . Year,'and enjoying t L *eting Many n
' �� : , , .�,� _&' ft&7 to spend the the Census,," wj -,olection of - Sohool Trustees for fire, as dense smoke was coming out � he pleasure of ' m, I 1. .
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��111'. ....... , . V.� _ .1 ,'" with-tholt dough- enjoyed, all taddog theli parts excep- thegifts made to OUT Fitelne6j amotig The , ot the east side f QUAL1TY4iid'V1T'#`- aontinae
W � 1:1..,�:,.,. i?b ollowed by which we w,ight--ineiram boldii of the coming year resulted In the elec" of the bottom p0t ones. OurPolicy o , ,
" _� _. . . ,- .; el_ -� 118%*AitlotRev, and, Mrs. tiongily well. This was f I tioli of A. ,$,- �Case,- rted G. Manus floor. OUT Fire Brigade was quick- � ` I ;, . ,�
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, .11 ! ,�:,,:: ils tile. many cigars and ChOd,0%t961r6Yfi..Mr.�,,'.W to he Wit p4i b" 'd i
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