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years, by day and field's 5
i �2 ��11 �1. -the C of tanloy, wbodiAd. og Xon- moved 'A��
was, Le- week or so Ago.. We refer ta 0 ins of thayi-I
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and order on the
Gille. CIOX6 .A e �,: , " , , 46
b 5pie harnes- shop Occupied �for some SIX day- of this we Xuatard to the'l the evenfina il'&, "
as rented Xr. sple &go WN
-s h the 'Camernyx pe the London 1V R,
Ildid'; �ik% ful addreylL F1, 'a gig o4v 0 ZmAq,
popw,410 for tb0*4ftYi f
yeai
late Thomas
'd a In. ro-ek'100T -4
d4inty lunch WIP 464
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and handy to MA VaL
u. Xr. Monteith served by� t �g aies o
f The original building was is ow
places, and no rQe Alex. Monteith a farm, whkh is close lowing "ho p -Aed way a little over th
d his duties
Th annual gou,-,. t�p
'rest -w locatf,(% t,cross A sale O� st years ago.
A' y or more efficient- from where Fred Baker o& and and was later moved to tile ilements in the near. fut r e. of the laa ur Mr. gre
all men. corner where
uty-two live in his shown housp iurst R it stood for Seve onteith will
yeads. ona d it is true he
ed he chicken business. Sinclair, C9 laft for overs.6 a enem. He would
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l things to in, 1916, a's a
anow NT
o -all men. Rev. 1*, - d
Cameron, Thos- Cam and devote a good deal of his time to ly with
m presided. X -r.
�gaff always,
eron"s fat er,
h for many years carri Emil
erVa. Selea. 1 71
on oted Wpointed Congrega, of Prince Rup
1rnLaS in
an Pr4no
In Meeting.—The an- J. Pybus Ile was gooli Q4v aking and was a n Congregational a The reports, for the'
the Great, War.
4,4p6ation, have been any ,Il,r maer. H�e also had a similar- nual congregational meeting of t'on 1 with tj�e 47 �,Uajj not, but it can- truly lousires,; at Bru bw hew
cefield. He p held or, nine
j4 th4l �3attaljqn but it was 06t
D
agsed a- Andrew'B Vnited Church was way in 1897. Soon after being mov- Tuesday aftqrl were giveni%, UIES' FFW 1AC41) 99 V $2
church is AD .4, 1
I)OOn of t I week I t
layed no fav seriou
ion. A�fto.r months in hospital
nourishing
mater- al was maf� over -and evark
advantage of ed it was enlarged eonsiderably. The church, The busliXpas Of the past depar It being bivalidod
remarkably -well pro LADIMP! FELT JUL
t6
b officious. He -the obli
'be in nod sliap�. The cersErva and is to be used" treasurer. all ......
a to In as AM VY 6 t
was found. to & t,
thin' far more than the building at the rear of the lot met and alance in ad!W -dr jqJjUlar
discussed ¬ wnm R style;
c 001, ILA2 ies, 1 ox, 60n- oy-W lace
matter"of sheds was
-to clear -At
an ever realized, but he voted on, and it was decioted that new ury- Th" S h 4 for 4, ts were also tinue, in 1wrAto" An
and 'V1 0 e:'6se to,, overlook many of sheds would be built -this coming,sum- Qrps an
be a great -benefit, Or
STAFYA kzouragira�i, a
U0. Young PeOP1 Went
at
*,a never' aeteA without due mer. This wi ibuted BL and E- Flind. finally tbbk
Notes. the The ch4lrM
Miss Vera Hambley is not only of a Sunday, but to those tr
t 'i�oited a membership gugland and, in Fr, If that was
spending the week in Seaforth'—Mr. coming to the village during 'e.
-act things happened e -ii- came wid01Y-WaVM tb'A 0 4is did adly need- of ill, b. ii Increase of twaUtYr
and Mrs. Albert Norris entertaied 'a week, as some place was h
ver twenty-two, hav- British Coluiftii
num er
I responsibility and he never
b of their friends to a fowl Ain- ad for the protection of the faithful MO 0 church At the: througli, his thands.' hing united t*�V4
,, �
regardless of -wet.
,away from it, ner Friday evening.—Mr. George horse from storm and A' USrolie, he t6ok uj� residence close of on
a opinions- o him, might be. Tuffin has been confined t,othe house 'tenO ad
a was Stone, England. In the meanume"he'
otiler hearty vote;,�o�
Lys-: -Mr. and Mrs. George
Ad �Cen proinoted -to' the iialk -Of
after thirty-three years, for a few di
work and cArriM41 hi
the ninistek'
ined a few friends to ZURECTRT Stewards eIect.K!,IjoAt;qnant coloal besides �vinnlng the.
Vivian onterts
rwith' him *a respect of all a Lost Heir on Tuesday eve- unanimousli-' progressiv r4tIon of t
all will
citizens, and Death of Mrs. perhe death for tb ad $ervieei Oril6r
a -follows: WiliaRcheilshed deco he Distin
wish the Ki Pybuq oaoram"Pil
-y
W. J.
t her Wilkinson, .4
I many Y�tars In which to enjo took place an January 30th, t 1)6nild, G. T. Via field. As a mflitary:offip�r, Col.
Wre
home bere of Mrs. Veronica Hartman, Secre arY, 0
-earned retirement. ''da'an, exe=4
all
NeMordie sphieved wife of Mi. Leona Kipper. Deceased Enoch . Ge
Parker, 'rhoma,' tlVo disciplipir lan and, oil long tinig Ing ith Shepherd, George a
Getty, of Moose Jaw, had been ill for a Prince 4TY a tt
Notes�—Miss Vorton, Grant Ryck-!, turn to, acourse dropsy Harris, N
Besides her husband she
tVe' ,Vresenk ar go t�round th
RARLRAMM'�T who has recently been taking 'a evening was.
man, Joe FOiguson were elected Stew-. that� upon thideatl�,of thelata� Alfred ation Of ated t
in the Ford Hospital in Detroit, is At leaves two sons and four daughters. ting the r.,jr.., he should- bei appointed Ii I,fq� meAuw her severellness for 6P*.. ; At thiii: �Iose of the mee mbiShi Mi
ome of her to Teourry her loss. The funeral was ard.� resep
U k.r
op- �rAuglstrate of the City. Mary MeKaig.by-.. Alma t ' still WOS
.1i),ominion Parliament was present visiting' at the h ro" if -lunch and a social He ebnduetm; -b
it being ladies
held on Wednesday, ifit6rineff
unt, Mr. and Mrs. John MC n the bench �fqr several Although
" �A'n' 'pas wee
Lean. --John Kinsman is here from the made in the R. C. Cemetery, Zurich. tima was 8 , t
on Thursday of last week with uncle and a oid'his duties a Qretta: Lanimie returified du ng
k frofin ;'TOVOIAO- 'bore-, 6W., tivi6 remony, and t �The sar-, �4#r% f earle4sly and'in - an admittedly Kaig- whadi 'a yej�y pomp and ce he his father and brothers. jiZ4,li service.
West, Vial Notes.—In the report of dic United -- _;
a. r nIn 1922 ht- resigned., As irterestinj Ova. in' 't 4tehihA1'1jjjV ompAt ;with het'r
-hb' fr
txeWlIars are now down to kusiness. —Miss Mabel Purdy is confined to the elected of the,Z, So- vices in Church on Sun-
urich Agricultural 1 argely attended both '�olice, m�strate,tq, dfbak fhe.,mayor� will be an At-home, pUi an
1* Sells, shei,
there has been RRiee" Of in- house,",suffering from an injury she re- la t week's news, the name day last 'weMr , c , 316' -6 ifiat. oc- 'a' OUI
If ciety in a 2ial fei-vg di g r
A sOe, 1j belm. 'urksucces Lodge, known Zljijek'� Lodgei in
morning an&.J��Oyiing. y, sful on
terest to the ceived as the result of 9 fall. of Mr. Oscar Klapp -was inadvrtently ere ar
It, , - P of the,-.vWxsieaI part of the ser,-, ex�Miyor V..B.49.ches- Onr eq
outside public. On--- tend holding Wediesday,:'February Ic a ers A
qmitted--Next Sunday morning a ser- ture. well t�,r 061 MeMordle, who is an ex- enjo a
jbin hwever,. did strike us, and choir, that 15th, in the. Town Halli -and IOki Which a
ice in th Lutheran Church Will be vices' Wa
9
Oe
that �&, th, attitude of ne of the, LONDBSBORG' ��Oir loft, and in addi- 'tensive property owner-heTe, also an- thjy are Securing fizlo�taleifit, Anion f t a �ex�cut�rs of the atide
I the devoted to examination of the class of fille( S,,
'14 I - contracting on his return MRS"L George hoyfiiaon
wh to ly gag in colebrated. dyI �4�t n11 W isyinins and anth ad which will be b the e,ij5tern members, a complained
Notes.—Mrs. Snowden, of near Lou- cAtechumenists and confirmation. The tion artette composed Of fioni'the wai an&, during recent years tainer from Toronto. The firat,'Part. a- Of , oth
bittprly on the. floor of the House of don, who spent several days with pastor is dingthis now as he expects there was u 4.muslo�alr Of t a So al
`Rt�afiie T. W. mers has been manger of the Westhdirrie or hou'sehold
IN pal
-a. Messrs.
limits the eek, returned Fri- to leave for Winnip of the evening 'Will -bp �Of Ithi eg in a few Week oods h
new ruling which friends here last, w ;;�d G. H. Follick,,- Thaa�rp. Matching.the -ability- tand: ''nature followed-bY iun upe, iri t e neor :fu�
af- Mr. Albert Smith, of -Croswell, George Brp.Wn, a his,new and literary a r aina tum-L!�kr.'T.; C.' Joynt- mad4"r
embers to, forty day.—Miss A. Suell has returned band if ca -
:speeches of private in which defiote& the congregation with di,&xity of her hug After whii�h- -thoa6 Who ar.
atives A -6. t 'M CitY,*wIII un -
ter spending last week with Tel, Ach., v�gited his sister, Mrs. W. J-9 'that negs.
ine'sel tions, and'in one'r of th; paelt_v as mayor ancing will be to an Tor6lito,'-diiiii1fig the-.: at
duration. their I d near Seaforth and Mrs. H. 6'Brien,for a few days this week.— be IM me
.—Mr. umber of their Iii an CA. pbition game of hockey play- anthems ]Ovven Geiger took a ape- 6tibtedly Ers. eMordie as pleasure to, the mu of a fine otchos' When a man has little to say, he is 0 1041 Our rink, on"Tue4dity evening,list b�
A Moon treated a n nal pa ir, , -ve yore tra to be engaged -6j the rt ry pleasing manner. ;ma: aA -pioneer 6nian of this
generally over long in saying I - y Ld on local rink on Tuesday -eve- C
did an t op- tween a jumor, Aifi,froiwIExeter friends. to a fowl dinner last Tuesda the attendan6 drijyI Mrs. MeMordie lived' dring the while others �.Wlllbe affor
even
-'Verson can mad the daily newspapers evning.—Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, of ning, ;between the Hiensalland Zurich At the E and. She is wC-11 knOWIR Of in ou Playe
a of was still gj�;At�r than atr the morrying� war, in ngl portunit -eard: pIA "Iiio
after a few. teams, the latter won by,.a scor ae�oft ;6f 6 to.", 2,
y minutes, and -if a member London, have returned filled. The a,114, popular as a hostess and also as f ir of teusan- commi 4. ap
ning the the sacioiiS�,p Ing, as the, d
ort burch being td ointe in a,
ba,s more to say, that would be of days pleasant holidays With friends in 8 to 3.—Last Wednesday eve So- pastor, Sinclair, very ably a leader in women's society and Pub- is to - so. ar-1, Thexe�,was-r quite ii -good
the Lodge
Agricultui
—Mr. Webster recent- officials of Zurich d
�ter the community. his special course of lit service work. She is a past regent' and'SaMe"r6ile playing. one on both�
z6ore interest, or contain a grea be given
ly purchased the home of Mrs. Wal- ciety and their wives were'enirtain- delivered. range -that allttending will�
-an does the sermonS aift ddition to fine antly- 6fMunicipaI Chapter, I.O.D.E., and nII
W pleasures that'tbey cho6sia nd V
-wealth of information, th making ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. GOO.
he should lace. Mrs. Wallace intends I quartette IE�sj'year was president of the enjoy and is 60.Mi�gons never ge daily" newspaper-, A fin ems, theroi,:-,Vbs a specia
her home with her son, in Clinton.— Becker, Bronson Line. a supper ythan enjoy- men P a . Canadian. Club. Col. MeMordie o6per,*ho has
dared whithwas more things by r hal-vCs r and., have- had' splenv� -mother, mks.. W�
be I the newspaper business, where Miss A. Garrett, teacher, spent the was provided'and afterwards the eve- r96ni'ati the--home.-of
essrs. E. Rannie, T. Who -was, bom in, Ontario, is, incident- did at-h6ines ?6 confined. r to: r her i
in Past �,,ears,� the cord
er home here.-3ir., E. ning was spent in games, ete. — Mr. �d, coy �'Follick and Sam Ran-' Ally, Prince Ru 11 pertis first returried b rs. McAllister.
1,�'. lie wouldr be the head of the craft and week end at -4- W. Paime Ing dine p�omisps to e'as good, if not heir sister, Mi
idt, a well knovni residez., Ily , Moo r i f 61
unlimited in action as well as in Adams was in Goderich several days Louis Schm. field rendbred a soldierynayor. He inhe,eighth mayor better, than any former ones.—Mrs'. Po ek, o Lori,
nie. Mr. I&L,Lindery
last week.—Mr. W. Moon shipp�il of Dashwood, -passed away' 'At his enjoy®ia-solo, in which the choir Prince. Rupert has had although this T. J. Berr. lias returned from spend- 'her gister,' Mrs, Thomis speech. very
hogs rom this, station on Tuesday home there on Tuesday. One brother eighteenth mayoralty term 'Ing a week or 'two,. with I tX iss Ettli-Bell-w-ho, is Attending Nioi-
the sang the Much credit'is due is the
k-, a- T.,84,
Judging by the. Speech from Miss Wells, of near Blyth, and -two sisters aurvive. %iation of the city.* I in - London, hag-beien- spend -
morning.— W�f U0 id ;he incor Mr. and Mrs. Hqnry'Horton,, and -We mall Scho
way lift W1 trained and instruct- :Brief rn thaf Mis. Hort -days with her parents' Mr.
noling some time Hay Insurance Co. The annual to Mr odwin in the aplend since I on Ing
'Throe, the session should, neither be has returned after spe s�The Miss�ion Band of 'the are pleased -t6 lea a few
meeting of the. policyholders of the long nor contentious ad the chief an- at the home of Mr. G. McCall. ed the ciioir�'r :-At the evening service United hurch-held their meeting on who has been quite poorly, is unprov- d Alis. A.'BOII.��Mr. Ruasel
Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Striday, afternoon with a large a ne a t- ing.—Mr. Alex-S0ark9, o f oui
nouneements; were: Mr. J. W. OAtwein took a special iparf - hyaii, *ho has'b.een 'spendin
Insu ee Company was held in the 'respected residents,, -who - --A..Hog
In one ot]Telr�mimbers, or. -t spent Same 1.
Carradiary Ministers Plenipotentiary STANLEY town all here on Monday, with ie hymn, tendance and the following interest . weeks W ith his aunt Miss M.,
P�inf; Zith pilp Net
ptogr months recently with �,us �Qnv �1
aris-and Tbkid; a "me was givefi,,- Readings gayth left for his home at Dee)F Lal;e
Ao be sent to P �ndayieev, The nianigeg's fin, Annual Meetitig.—Th annual meet, ood att 16 S#
iphill, Nor- Sparks,: Ahlo-week. �Au i
MIry Hej�
port a, 1). 6D the, In iour v a
Legislation -Varna Associate Library" ai;ei,*l �ifieljlr, Kenneth I o11
_Tnu& 0�4r-iirc SN 11infis; instku� 0
arisfiig out of the re- ng f the n iAl f Carmel: huroh, week _ge"
A�r
held in the Frame Church, a -fair meeting,- showed
in a Greta Re6ve Robert Higgins' has rethrne&
,cent conference between the Domin- was 2.042 polibieg� i foi& ns and Mis e 4
;ihe aprival coAZregational'meeting mentals, AliceHiggi 'borhood, -TO**
Was
n rielgh
ion and the province. attendance of the members being -)n December 31st, 1927, ,cpveri, 4 1, mie followed by'the study by from GodCrich, where he hhO bee fdr
P ter_
exiin. uircli am
a res*�E
eing
the past eek. --Mrs. Thomas rW t
was indulge&
an' - total amount at risk of $7,'149,045.00. 0
omplete revision of the present. TR Liby an's report show ding December Miss Morrison, concluded this inter 1sh Uall, HeAaal.l. Dan "bra
Pending c ad a circulation of 1,800 and that The losses for the year were.,sall, for the year all —The Hensall Con- IIIunti! -i o, --early a,
Onancial arrangements contemplated Reid, on Friday Ittst at esting programme. -v�ho has been indisposed for. the:past inr the Duncan report, money grants onikL�,exercisas we W�bek "ok a( Ang,,
there are now 750 books on the $19,713.15, which is the biggest loss 3Nt,; 1927' was tion School held a very enjoyable ),.is now i;q
ned for many 8 p.111- �Devotl re -con- tinua -nicely.
-eing placed there this the Company has sustai Friday evening of las
The total assets, including. n
'Rev. J. Mellro evening t shelves, 10 b duct6d by the pa�foi, Y on —We are laageclto, repo -Ie�e Cochrane,
to Mrarifirfie'Viovinces made last sea- last year. The membership fee is $1 ears. form of a skati 9 Party- Fred Berry, -who 1 s'iri the Cliniou Hoi- Ben and- Alex. McGregor supplied eX_
ium. notes, amounts to sion ai� to -be continued. for two 'books And .$1.25 -for three residue of prem B.D., -who also presided over the eve- week,in the 11 tink� A 'very pera- evening with are glad to held on the Hansa pital;'foll6wink 1), very-Seriouso cellent PC
a books. The Board would like to see $225,850.53. The Company is in a -nino, proceedinj� spent, after which: tioll-' nariiely the irrott and; reyNorkman as Negotiations continuing with Prairi be Able to report that "The -Blue Ban- pleasant time was amputation of hig J..
ever family in the comunity a mem- sound financial condition. Messrs. j. nianagf -turn of natural Te- Or of Presbytertlil leg, is getting On wonderfully well
n n is still wav- they all repaired to the basement of of, Mrs, r W -To. A. very enjoyable eve
Provinces for TO ii where lunch was �nt. -Mrs. - By
ii- rd the surrounding the Unit fillam. Heur was sp( diney 'Me
ber as there is reading for everybody. A. Manso , W. Consitt and W. Swe t' ed Churc The friends
in Hensall Donal -are, expected
The Boa is
sources. rd for 1929 is as follows:— zerwere elected directors for a three- is, it served.—We believei that Mr. George will be pleased to learn. that and little, son, d
and Messrs. W. S. Johnston district. The fact of the matter a U� 'TOM ClintqUrJ400P1 taL.rl.
Government considering restora- Messrs. John Rathwell, Fred McCly- year as received the contract for
has no notion of -dying and you can- Hudson In somewhat improvedand has, b a: -able home f
rs Rnd A. F. Hess, auditors. Mr. . W. at it. T
tion ter British Columbia of railway mont, Alf. Ingis, Roy Connell, II40de-- -no one 'need the care _IandS and Peiee River block. GOO. Johnston Bit -Beatty, Mrs. Elliott was appointed President, and n
far try to,do so, a always pre- his tender ein -t e
s. John s T�l P. Rau
Ts. Morton Elliott, Mrs nt, d
P Sher. Keys, M - M Vice -Preside in will no d good sa a-
oubt igive very
ay problems of several prov- 'I The past "ar'was the boat
Charles Stelck. Mrs. L. Beatty was 1:928,irat the meeting of the Board vai- nd faction.—The-Young People?s League
tiv�_,hiatory of thek*,churcb. A- gra ON
is outlined at conference, under again appointed Librarian. of �Dii-ectos after the annual meeting; thiiich -held their
f $9,395 vr#s�rfflsed for all pur- f the)�nite(l rogu-
cc ns —The ideration. School Report. following is
y8
- the report for S. S. No. 14, Stanley. ing of -lie subscribers of the Hay efferan residing. Af- -MIJAW
in� lar meeting oil Monday eivening, with
Annual Meeting.—The annu This is truly gratifying
Contract let for grading and bridg looses. the fine missionary Miss Dorothy 11
-and it sho IRA
sion to for the month of January. The names, Munkopal Telephone System. was deedi citing - ; : , . - 1. . 4'
ing Hudson Bay Railway exten
spi that is man est. amongst our ter the devotional part of the
Sr. IV—Willie held last Saturday with only a small - the following prop
Fort Churchill. are in order of merit. Moreovek,�.ihe progress that was over
Stuart Horton, Dorothy number of the subscribers present. in charge of M as Noi ft yetmorcai
Kenzie, . . . . . .
mooring tower to be erect- ale k. Jr. IV— The flw��cial report. of the has been made by thb*blessing of God was gaven an
F—arq--nifilar, Audrey Murdoe Syste%,,for difficult - G. Luker: , Reading, Master Rae Pat -
ad Orville Worlanan, Harvey Cameron. 1927,§hb*s a balance on under tryingt, and eircum
trumenial, Miss Luk6r; toq��
on airship base near Montrea and havol of dVer
stances is surely,ebilvincing that He is terson; ins
aura A resolution was adopted 'C'
public air terminal for a rplanes pro- Jr. 111—Margaret McKenzie, L $1,700,00. 4% J. But
d. vide Belle Wright, Mary Aldrich, Mabel reconirdinding that the Tovwship on'OUT iside in L�v�kY. sense of the ic was taken by Talbot. Sr. 11—Margaret Jones, An- neil
word, Besides th4--regular contribu- titled "Making a hoice"; solo,
Con Arrange to have conti6iious tiong that were r4M ddeu, The mJ46ting. closed
Departments of Health and Soldiers a by'the congrega- He
dr
'e�w-"c 6nzie, Elmer Hyter, Alex. service 'over the system. At resent er.—With �he v4ry cold weathe�%
C' . 1 Re-establishment to be tion; the differe societies of the pray
amal- Ice
-Juat me Belk&
NteBeath, Wilmur Jones, Wesley the servi givery subscribers is con et.a.,rood e7;ample in the latter -part 61 thig',ynonfli, our _coop
artment of na- thurch have s "Ofifiallm-
in single dep - tinuous with the exception of three '*10ii60D&y0
gd�hted a Iairge demand wjai i finno
Jones. Ist.�Audrey Cochrane, Har rs are finding
tianal health and veterans' welfare. old Jones, Harvey Hayter, Aubrev hours on Sunday and Christmas day thew brave efforts z to...taise money for deale —Mr., -and Mrs. David
the gooa cai r
se T-hC following is a fO the needful.
Trade treaties -between banada and Farquhar. Primer—George Clifton— allowed for, meals. of Millbrook have purchaskw. -they have been do- Robinson, VIM enable—
at
_staterfnent of whiLf RSSr jean Kerr, Tr. Pnn%
foreign countries" to be sub- R. M. Avery, Teacher. ing financially: 'tidles, Aid, $388 34- Col the, prope y of , 0 to toreadtheainhIle
o' Brock Street, And intend becoming thread the finestleedle, -n-fitted to Parliament. 001"�-:-$5"D-10; Yuthg� n to I der fa r
Sabbath Sch�
tge We
HENSALL vi,112
obli are not amaz"
Club, $817.96- S., $198.25; Sun- future residents of this
KIPPEN Fine Dwelling Property IFor Sale total� welcome them' to our village. Mr,
�The un- beam. Missio�
Farmorg.—With but a short time to go and Baiid; $59.55; luring and. Mrs. Robinsonlare Parents of Mrs.
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'bad placed in -his hands for sale ispeeta�lbdat baly V .9's eqwl to thcoo nold Glad
HAY dersigned ba. ?
not check gx0eirditures
e winter months yo a most comfortabb�'iiihd well -finished dwelling ------ 4Mrs. Thomas Welsh ilftereat%5,sodkhCm ack.'Tonwan't Mae neont, You
th -will be Past, Why $1 974.20.. The
$7;274.32; receipts, James 4,:
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School Report.—The following is up on our wants ? Look over ur impl throughout, no improvements or repairing the year were met has been conifined to her room for the to be W-6 001610d �e� Hufidiedd o hoomda 06T11%
Now fly needed; a cheerful situation and pos- 7,42 bal We f 1. r �'r
inents and seel what is to be repaired. re. OnS6 M :r., ._ r�;,"
ool Section No. 10, 0.34; ana-?,�,
the rep(ojt of Sch jA the time when one can give their best past week under the doctor's care, but 1yo, Use 6vrst7whd*e�Rw.UtMd 7
at- nobly And ly
;ession can be given to suit purchaser. Apply our
budget �alloes� samts6nd0ar
HAY: Sr. IV—Grace Dick 786 W=3 tetion to same. A good line of wood work is progressing
Ugh McEw( 9 always on hand, tngues, shafts, to G. Par V !rqe
J. Sutherland at Rensoll Post Office. a of Writing
m 726; Ted Munn 723 whiffletrees, 8.� ing A. balance o 'tI46.00 on bond �f- at dat
313
MaIigaret Dick 696. Jr
TV — JiTyl nechyakei, buggy rims. spokes, also plough ter all the- fin andi6l -4train,is, astound- ricelY—Mr- Walliam, Thmapson, wh:
Alvin Bell 76(1 repairs. De Laval separator supplies, Fire- ir the past� ififtm-
geEwan 791 (Hon.)' Announcement.—Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ing and indeed, very creditable to our has been in Hoyisall fo
t,,, t r, tubes. chains, patches, cemen, etA-.
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4aimet Mo�sso 745, Hele A -fine spirit, or bar., of *eekg, a�yiryg to the illnCss and,
At the' 014 Stan& W. L. Wellis. 313M Welsh, Hengall, announce the engage- Pre byterian flodk. - G.
On 1759, Mary Hiuser 677, Harold death of: hi; mother.. MNotes.—Mr. Gilbert Jarrott, of the ment of-theix youngest daughter�, good will and cl�jai. wig seen irl the
-Elder 043. Sr. Ill—Dorothy Corbett returned to big home' in
Western University, Londo Dorothy Isabell, to - Mr. E. Laird argre gathering iiktabled and it Thompson,
622 J ie Dick .597 (failed), Trene n, spent a .—A four*-'iet, 'play
ass visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ickle, the wedding to take lace the unanftously manji4sted in a very CWtijo� this we0k.
Jr. 111—Annie of th4 meet.: entitled, "'Wanted A Wi , De
Isaac Jarrot ry 6 --al way at anby the, ?
of the
Coleman 689 (Hn.), Mary Coleman Young
5.54 (failed). Ing by raising 66A t, of our village, during latter.paft -of Februa prge
Died In D,etroit.Wo* 11yoli rd was receiv- h p, S
6. S. II—Ed- the past eek.—Miss Eva Stackhouse 'gri
-5.95, Annie Hiusser .136 -thlinks to the Geat League of the Hensaii United Church
Corbett N2 Edna Car- of Brucefield, was a week end, visitoi ed here on Thursday last of the death $10
0. We rendet ay
fayd in the Town
Oa Smith, of Detroit. Giver f all goo&I'iAd *0 go fat- "beft 67S (Hon.). Jr. IT—Ken ]�Ider at the borne, of Mr. and rs. James of Mrs. Barbar h' Pebrugry.artf; This play as been ifi To keep abreast with the dent -and who. desire whiph 5,te svb an -
of the London Roa&— Mrs. Smith was barn in Ireland 74 t6 the new year oli' best In footwear, we have just ;placed into Stock 'Several lea4filg.
n Dougal 530 B. McLean, gres lot a nuwbei of week un
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Jack Mravyi 530 (ITon.). First Mrs. James McClyrdont, of our vil- year ago and 'come when a small ep*-d, trusting in,M -;&he doeth all PTO 6i miss MI Euig and
(not.) dpT the dir etion Spring styles of "ARCHGRIP86 the pkodudt of oni of- -Cana lage, is spending a few days at the child with her Parents to this district, things well.—Sjg�16d 6n, �ehalf of the �e I r df I r, r , .. 1. 1 f I , - .. 1. . � 11 'Miss J� Johwtbi em s i>f la es 0.3tt 60 % � .- , � 1, Munn. Primer I,, and prowlses 6'be tweat
rnan settling in Hibbert Township, where Board of Manag is the firs:i pUy, Munn. Marks home of her daughter, Mrs. Ve he gub- real treat.* As this We Oger you the�,safiO saw.�C� Ai, eiij ah6e, stores. b
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Before and Mayor AA -A6 Mr. ;he spent her early life. of Priyie�,"Advert,—T a
der of merit, Best eanduct— Terryberry, of Tuckersmith. . 0 1 this year, ill "Arcligripall in widthu
19 taken from
Stewart, Teacb- GOO. Coleman, of. Stanley, who - has after bay marrIage She %pent some ject ofthe sk le put on injtSnaul
e6,ra*de&t;6 eapaci-�IY.' A
shipper of cattle during years. in Hensall, moving from here a British T, ig a, son of at active linds
been, twograd=6, Wbich, wi VODA—A in P'a el
the n winter,' shipped another to Clinton, and later to Mithigary,'aad the viiisfeal l9st. �.jabak lift,
IIIAIS,4ft b6ur�, Wit 'be enCuban heel rigid 9�ank
fine ear load front our st&tion on Sat- spent the last years Of her life with was *611 nd urday last�The young people of St. her son, Lou, in Detroit. On Iffoliday' boY And Yung star '0 'a graduate their dt&k �Tld
Andrew's Unite& Church are busy evening last she was striekdn with was boell Ver� 141sk the mn'th 6Ikqk,-aii,ad6 aIPast week abn lippet, t:�fielled ftolit, ill
was 0 l4gling vaciding -a PIZ .1mavM 'as 'atitledi "'Wanted, Pleurb;Y fr4m tvhich� she. t nd. ft.t
y abe on� of., rally, and passed ewar WedAeAdZy the manly 91 or -of: p6tt
A %rife." This promiseg. to Y'o the. 6
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Pon& the- beat plars, tzt have been given in evening. She leb#.Ss oulit her all, 4�r!�6rt arobe," li
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*0 eve; part, and no doubtwhon Detroit, betuldeA a njivibCt of nCqihevrY tutte 'rho charsettift are all loss two gotta, Daid
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