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. ,-t: In tha'i��.yeniiig at 7.3o p.m., ,tame *Wh )>Urn$ in you as a I-ampeouclusion.
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"$�� , 1 -', %, .!X,P'V,&hW9ys and on town gtad to London last, Wednesday -Mr. Fred of ithis servieg, ohp
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'.��OA,;2p,,! - , ,'.0; ' Church, Stratf 6*4. hearts, qiAriched our lives, and leaves her parents, Mr. And Mrs.
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" ,;S.,`�t4�4,.��,:'�" �!4 Seaierthithe stop signs urn M n day e home qf Mr. T. Fairservice. On Monday le ! ' i there gra&1�0,4 We wish you to Sunday and spent
t,4�1,4�.,. � vowng A, 4�d happy.
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$� I .X,,,'� "�, 1�0 I cinity last week. -Nurse Fraser, of � at 8 p.m. . . er and Wb5
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is"193t-,,�. . eame can 'not motorists of - Clinton, Spent the week end wit]
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, I ��1'5� �, � . i Edmpnton, recently spent some time i � er�
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11, " , - ,� 1'1;�', . 4,:i' @atwing. the highway from other sid(' here, the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Adults 715c; Children, und �
- , years, 35c. Huron; Pres byterial W. M. S. -Th, ters,�-Miss Kate McEwen, of Gait, i
, � , i � `,`;��,,`L,',:! *Teets in the town. There is a G. McCall. -Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Aber
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1"... -15i4�1�- �, doing so a motorist leaves him or Mr. and Mrs. McCrea, has returned . Church, Elen�all, on Wednesday, Sept. last, 'Rev. Mr. Sinclair conducting th,
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I I ..��11 1. with hat and Shoes to 12th, and a large number of Aelegater both m9ming and evening
, � berself open to a fine. home. -Miss Edna Lyon has rettirned match. For , servilelas
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. ,,,,.� the past four years the bride has from ,ditfl'rent sor deli-ering mmt i and in
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. ��.-�,:. � . Motor traffic is becoming so dense. from Clinton Hospital, where she un- .t ,ieties attended. A M ,
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�� ,11:r- ... derwent an operation for appendicitis. been employed with the American very fixtoresting . and enthusiastic sPiTing 80"110110- M%n7 Hess ani
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I ", -1 ieeting �vas reported, and the re- in
, ", *::�. -Mr. and Mrs, E. Adams and Mr. ROiator Company, in Detroit, and m pleaw -g duet
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11 ,,,,, � precautions affecting the safety of and Mrs. J. Carter motore(t to Lou- ry J. McDonald and MIS& M. J,Dbn,stID
; "'?'"', � the public at large, can any longer don last Tuesday andtook in the Fair nificent three-piece jewelry set, bra0- a0d an4uraging ,nature. Follow1419 I
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- I ,�� , be sregarded by drivers of cars. -Mrs. Elsley, who spent last week le -t, brooch a4d necklace to mi-feb. was the order of the programme:- "also rendered very sweAly a duet. -
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I .t . ,,, . with her sister, Mrs, Campbell, West- The -any friends of the ,bride will Morning ' Session, 9.,30, Executii,e Mm Peter Fisher and daughter, Mig
, 1,1 , . , . The stop sign represents the law, and field, and other friends, has returned join in extending congratulatiorin. - meetingl 10 a.rn., devotions, Bayfield Eleanor, left for Toronto last wee]
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, M�:., I . When you . Auxiliary. - Hymn . 699P to.attend the wedding of Mrs. nisher,
, I , . ,the law is to be obeyed. home. -The W. M. S. held their regu- . Scripture,
�� . I . � .� , � :;,�. over -run one and a fine is imposed, lar monthly meeting in the basement � . - - ----' 1h Draver. a6dress by the President, Mrs. son, Mr. Allan Fisher, whose weddinj
... 1-: took place in St. Ann -Is Anglical
donft blame the policeman, it is his of the United church last Wednesday ZURECTRT J. C. Greli, Seaforth., followed by the Church on Saturday, September 15th
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s business; nor an informant, nor the afternoon with a splendid attendance.
. '�z -We are pleased to forth; kerharks, Supply Secretary, Miss Fisher acted -as organist for th
:.1. . He �now that 'Mrs. Keller-Deiehert, - An interesting Mrs. Fair, Clinton; Literature Secre- wedding.-M-rs. Beek, of Yonkers, Ne%
,.iji magistrate who imposes the fine. E. Watsork, who was Wrated on in rent took -place' York, nee Miss Margaxet
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, . ; , rests with'the driver alone. A driver pendicitis, is doing as well as can be arid Mrs Peter DelDhert, Sr., Blind Treasurer,' a ini ea- i ge who was. here for sev
. .� I . . .1 . may ket away with it a good many expected- I Line, i&� T.,nehip, ,last Wednesday forth; report of, Pro,vinefal meeting, eral weeks visiting her parents, Mr
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!.141 I when Rev. E. Tuerkheim. Performed -?Aiss Taylor, Blyth, followed by the and Mrs. John Mcl)p Wilson, retlurne,
I .1� times, but sooner or later the penalty hoyne,during the past week. Mrs. Bee
I 1.11� the ceremony which united in mar- roll -call of Auxiliaries; report of
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� �4 : ", � Better acquire the habit now;, it IKIDPIP19M Mr. Edward Keller, son of Mr. and couver, -Mrs. Greig, Seafort%; greet_ .in Hensall and &Strict dumang her girl
-'�W� . . . Mrs. Charles Keller, of near Dash- ings from'Presbytery; clo hood years, and her -many relative
.� . only takes a -mon-tent at best, and it Notes. -Mr. Earle Sproat is in To- wood. Nearly one ,hundred relatives by Aub '. I btaught this "'g Prayer and friends are pleased to meet he
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-i urn ve'y pleas- here fram, time to time .
..... 1- may save a life sometime. ronto this we ---k and while there will and friends were present and A on visits.-
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11 attend the marriage of his brother, the wedding dinner the Zurich Band a conclusion, At the AD rnoo .
k . � : to Mrs. and Miss Reid were visited b,
... I.— --,---.---.-,--- Dr. W. C. Sproat. -Miss Jennie Ches- entertained the guests. Mr. and Mrs. &ion the' n sea a number of fTiends on Sunday after
,.,. meeting commenced at two
.. 'i . .1 I FARM TRAFFIC'ON ney has returned home after visiting Keller will reside on the farm west o'clock, with a very lai�ge attendance, noon last from the neigh -boring dis
1'� friends in Toronto -Mrs. A. McDon- of Dashwood, which the groom has and opened with devotions by
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�.�;� , H IGHWAYS ald and Miss M. Johnstone, of Hen- the Laren,
� rented from, his father. Goderich. -A,uxiliary, ST., is fitting up a rdee drive
��, following Hymn he recently purchased for the Fat
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�.� . The Toronto Globe on Tuesday voic- Joyed in Kippen United Church on Fair J Fairs- -We believe Mrs. A. Scruto
`,'.' , . � udges.-The *%perintendent very pleasing duet was rendered by
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... - ed a feeling ,that is getting pretty Mr. J. Mrs.. W- intends having her dwellingon Quev
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1'.� this vicinity attended Exeter Fall Lockie Wilson, bar, appointed the drew Dougall, of Hensaild rs n Street nicely stuccoed,)by Mr. C
general amoing farmers living on Pro- I which was Wolfe, who , . harle
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1.1, Fair on Wednesday last. -A number judges at named hereinafter to judge very ma,011 enjoyed by all. V line of work -Mr. and Mrs. S. L
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�1. of the farmers are at their beans anki at Zurich Fall Fair, to be held next followed'by an interesting Address by
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;" . � , few have finished. -Mr. Johnson, Monday and Tuesday. Horses, Mr. Mrs. Daniel Strachan, President of PePPl- returned last week from
Province, where the farmem have, of St. Louis� U.S.A., spoke very nice- Charles Calhoun, of Dobbintoli; cattle, the W, , very pleasant few weeks' holiday
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,., I what we would call, a genuine griev- ly in Kippen United Sunday School. sheep and swine, Mr. Fred W. Lee, W. D. f -which was listened to with ,pent with relatives and friends i
�w - . Mr. Johnson is an old friend and ev- uf Springford; -poultry, Mf. A. , different places. -The Misses XcAl
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. .,� iuter�-st. Following. a hymn and
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.1, � other, fairmers in other as glad to see him back Doan, of Thornofalle; ladies' work, the collection, a season of brief -pray- lister, at the west end of our village
.., . Place's are Miss Thelma Neeb spent the w - Jack Dundas, of Markdale. The have ,recently improved the appear
,;,:. e ers were given: Our Missionaries,
,,,�, �finding themselves up against' , end with her sister, Mrs. Samuel inKenley-WkIson concert troupe will pro- . ance of their nseat dwelling properb
�:�11 Mrs. Graham. Exeter;.H,om,e Missions, by having it nicely repainted. - Ou-
"'r. I Thomson, of the London Road: -Mr. vide the entertainment at the concert Mrs. Ke*h McLean, Seaforth; Young
,:" "There are occasional signs off Johnson, of St. Louis, visited over in the hall on Tuesday night, followed Pe-ople, and Mission B �ek lookinj
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.� , discontent over road conditions Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Elgie by a dance. after any cracks, or openings in ou
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-11 as they affect farmers under the I . Nairn, Goderich; Echoes of Student I
'I%..- of Tuckersmith-Quite a number Volunteer Movement-, Miss S. 1. Me- pavement and having the same fillei
, .1 I development of improved high- from here have had their f4mily mys- Notes. -At a meeting of the ladies Lean, Seaforth. A delightful musi- in with hot tar on the, i I,
. I a stitch priticiple tha
I.I..- ways. The better the roads the teries and fortunes told by Pro of the local Lutheran Church the eat selection by the Hensalil Mi '
� fessor . in time salves nine. - Ou
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.. 11 .. I . greater the traffic by motor cars, other evening, it was decided to have . "Ion Lodges and literary -societies are look
... Gladstone, of England, who has been Band was given, after which a
11, ��., . and one result is the embarrass- af H-ensall for a few nights, -The a fow supper and programme on the re- ing forward to the renewing of thei
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1. ment which follows for hor- ' service and Sunday School wi , October lgth�La%t Satur-
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.,,�. I . U be evening of given, after which the meeting closed activities with the closing of the sum
, �,i' - vehicles. It, is quite improbable withdravm in St. Andrew's United day evening the Brodhagen Band vis- mer time.-Fat�
": with the Doxology and -benediction. Catholic er Ford of the R,om,al
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; . �, � - - I that theborse will disappear from Church on Sunday, September 23rd, ited Zurich and delighted the large The ladies of Carmel Presbyterian Priesth6odwas in, the vil
. farms, and if he is needed on the on account cof I-ElIsgreen antiversary. crowd with an excellent programme.
".., lage during the past week calling ol
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� I Church PKpvided a most sumptuous relatives and friends in- Hiensall aliq
�,r;, land hemust occasionally -be used Anniversary servicesk at Hillsgreen -Contractor J. Reid, of Mitchell, has dinner for,
; � R., 11 for rpad traffic. ill be at 11 a.m. and 7.30- p.m.,,n courpleted the work of assembling his . the delegates. The fol- on the Boundary. Father Ford i
I'll., I w I lowing are the names for the execu- well and ' -0rablY known in, thi.,
11�., A-,I,Dxig'wfth the hindrance of Sunday, September 23rd. Rev. Jas..dredg:4?� and has started. or�.-the Black tive for 1928: , 'President, Mrs. job ff%v .
,"', I horses to speedy movement comes Anthony, M.A., of Thames Road Unit- Creek Drain. It is!expected ,that the P neighborhood and has a fine. pleasin�
,, V G. Greig. likaforth; Ist Vice-Presi-
", . manner and pbysique.-Re,v. J -as. Me
I .1, 1^-a new regulation against heavy ed Church, will be the special speaker digging of this ditch will not be com- dent, Mrs. R. 4C. McDermid, Gode� ll.r,y, of Car,,,
11';��, farm machinery on pav�ed roads, for the day. -Rally Day Service will pleted until next summer. -Messrs. rich; 2n,d �Vice-President, Mrs. J. took the Presbyterian. church
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.L.I. . unless the wheels are smooth. be observed on September 30th. -St. J P. Rau and H. Yungblut are spend- 'Foote, Exeter'; 3rd' Vice -President, service in the Presbyterian
1, 1, 1. The flanges -needed for threshing ing the week in Northern Ontario on church in Bayfield on Sunday after
, I.: Andrew"r. United Church wCl hold Mrs � G. D. MeTaggart, Clinton; 4th
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11 � � 1 1, . machines, if used on the road, cut their anniversary on Sunday, October a fishing trip. -Mr. E. F. Klopp was Vice -President, Miss Taylor; noon last, delivering an -able and
. Blyth ; forceful sermoro.-The relatives and
, into pavements -and do great in- 7th, at 11 a.m and 7.M p1m. This a visitor in Toronto on bus,imess over Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. George friends of Mrs. Frank Blatchford, of
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. Hence it is necessary to would have been the sixtieth anfii- ,the week end. -Mr. Theodore Laporte McDonald, Goderrich; Recording Sec- Exeter, and formerly of Dur village
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I ,;. . remove the flanges for paved versary of the former Methodist has taken over the fine farm on the retary, Miss. H. Isabel Grahem,
1�1 Sea- regret to learn of her
. i reads. Just here comes a strong church, so for this, historic occasion Blue Water Highway, which he pur- . present very
l ' forth; Treasurer, Mrs.'T. Swan Smith, serious illnes$We -are
� . difference of opinion. Reeve J. chased from his father, Mr. John S,,f,,,tb: Hom
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� .� the Rev. G. N. Hazen. B.A., D.D., of ,,e pleased to:
.1. .Helpers, Secretary, report Viat both Mrs. Thomas Welsh
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I, (F. Hambly of West Gwillimbury, Centennial Chu ' Laporte. The latter is moving into rs J. Fraser, Bayfield;
.1�.... ecording to the Barrie Examiner, rch, London, Ont., will N Young Wo- and Mrs Garnet Case who have -been
��, .. a be the special speaker. - Mr. Alex. the home to be vacated by his son, me.n;s Secretary, Mrs. J. MeMerchy. so serioisly ill, are now improving
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11.�'. raised Theodore, which he has taken over Briefs. - Harvest I-lome Services nicely -Mrs. James. (Anni,e) Logan
x �- a protest recently when Kennedy, of Windsor, visited at the
.. 9ix threshing machine owners home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elgie, and will take things easier. -Mr. J. were held on Sunday last in '
.. St. Paul's returned on Tuesday evening after
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PL- were prosecuted for injury to the of Tuckersinith, during the week.- F. Fink, of Watford, visited friends Anglican Church, to large congrega- spending a couple of weeks at Wind-
. . highways. lie complained that, Dr. Strang, of the West, visited dur- here on Tuesday. Mr. - Fink 'bad .a tions. Rev. Mr. Schaffter, of Wing-
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% farmers are being crowded off ing the -week at the home of Mr. rnce at Blyth while re-: ham, conducted both morning and eve- sor, her former home. -Mr. and Mrs
, �;. I Jose -ph Gase, of Toronto, were in the
" the highways b3� motorists, and Mrs.. John D. Stewart, of Tucker- turning from his home art Mildmay, ning servic ,
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- _e. with very much accept- village during the past week visiting
,'. that paved roads had, temporarily smith. -Mrs. John Smith, of Hem His car took fire and in putting it ance. The church Vas beautifully with their-imany relativesand friends,
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", at least, bee�i a handicap and fin- is visiting at the home of her son out he burned both hands severely.-, decorated fG'-r the occasion with plants, .
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ancial burden for those making I Mr. Emerson Smith, of our village.'- Mr- Campman, %�' perintendent of the both being former residents of Nell-
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- fruits ay)d flowers, and much credit is sall.-Mr. W. G. Wit
;." their living on farms. Mrs. Anna McDonald and Mis,s Mar- Rxeter rural hydro system, was ;t due to the ladies of the congregation son, of Goderi6,
, li, - This is, of courm, an extreme visitor in town on Tuesday. and formerly of our 011age, was here
, garet Johnston sang a duet entitled, He Stat- who so tastefully� decorated the on Wednesday last. -Mr. Thomas Me
1 1, view, for -the majority of farmers, "They Crucified Hun,,, in St. An- edl while here that a canvvas of the church. The choir- rendered special -
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�- at least in the older counties, drew's Church on Sunday last, which u - . u ic, which wad uc e joyed. Mirs. visiting his relatives, Mr. and MXS.
. farmers around Zurich would be n n s of WfnghaTn, was here recerAl
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-.� have their own motor car or truck was greatly appreciated by the Coll- dertaken in the near future and ee-
.11 , T. G. Robinson took the solo
I Parts T. 0. Drummond, and Mr. Earl Drum-
.,� and use �the hi-g1liways, freely. gregation. forts made to have as many as pos- of the anthem in the morning, while
i.. , TranslDorting threshing machines Kippen Boy Wins,, The sible sign up for hydro service. in the evening NASA Grace Stone sang mond and his family. -Mr. and Mrs.
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, Fxeter Times of last wee 1�s:- I artin are spending a few
3cholar
�: over hills when roads are slip- V . ,-V " Du�can MeM
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I ; : ,, pery is a delic�-te task. The Ex- "St. Clar� A. McLean won the Uni- - the solo in the antbein.-Mr. Alex. weeks visiting with Mr. ai4d Mrs. Dan
. Buchanan, whg.recently underwent an McDonald in Galt, 'Mrs. HeMartinIs
I. .. "., aminer .voices local opinion in say- versity of Werstern Ontario Scholar- HIENSALL operation at Setifortb Mem8rial Hos-
- ing it cannot be done with flanges, ship for the Exeter High School whicio . sister -A good old-fashioned new and
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.. . pital, has returned to -his home here cld time hop will be staged at the
" ' includes free tuition for two years at Fisher-Eimmett.-The following in- feeling milch improved in health.-
�,:,� , but Admits that Governmen't en-
�� . pers take the other view, pro- Weatem valug $1;0. To qualify for tereg- ite hi h will -no doubt be Mr. and Mrs, I?eTcy Wiggins, of Lan- Hensall Town 1411 on Friday, Sep-
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. 'W'd the tractoT pu&mg t,Ne ma- tdie 3bh�ip the ,arldidate on�ust 4Df in , . 1� tembdr 2fst, under the auspiees of the
".:� � . . .. arge mol mbeT im H,en- don, have ni9v into town and have Hensap
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- ; ". � is a beavy ame. " rdne Upper sa"I RapeTs (in- &dql a yiOuity, refem to the mar- rented part' I Mr. Alpx. ,%parl& Base -ball Club. This is the
, I 0-�& diffieu 'y the C.Q. i firsit Mance of the sRason. fdwsEe will
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- It Mifetrates ame year) and make an ffIverage riage 0 Mrs. P. Nsher'st son, Hugh house, and fntend to become future .
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. " ., transition period of the country of at least 66 per cent. Clarence Allen Fisher, ,of Toronto: A' pretty residents of our village. XT. Wig- be furnished by the Boyce Orcloestma.
,. -as -motor vehicles and the neces- also qualified by reversion for a less wedding took place at St. George's gins 'bw a Oositlon'as harness maker -For Thursday, October '4tb, the
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.." I . sary good roads become general. valuable scholarship -which he is un- Church, Toronto, on Saturday,. So in Kippen.Xr. W. J. Hensall Firemen have secured the ser-
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, 1: : I There is no doubt of the irrita- able to hold, only one scholarship be- 15th, when Lillian. Pt. vices of Mr. Archie NrCulloch,,Seotch
. . Mice, youngest St. Louis, spd'nt a few days recently
.11 � I tion under present conditions, ing allowed to a candidate. This is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Em- at the home of Mrs. R. Hunt, and comedian, and his troupe o,f artists of
".� �. . -with lack of provision for farm tbt. third year in succession Exeter m-ett, Duplex Avenue, became the Sister, Miss Bell, -and also with friends London, to give a first class and up-
- vehicles, and lack of footpatbs for Frigh School has won a to -date concert in, the Town Raj],
.� scholarship bride of Mr. Hugh Allen in Kippen-ZMiss Jean Elder left for
., anff." Fisher, of
. pedes,tri at Western, Mr. Harry Pyreb -winning Toro -h -to, 'Younger son of Mrs. Fisher Toronto last Friday where she ex- HensR]I. The Firemen have been very
4.!, -Ila Morlock in and the, late Peter Fisher, of Irensall, Pects to attend Pharmacy for two fortunate in securing this concert
. . in 1926, and Miss E
m,� There seems to be a growing im- 34'27. "Spider," as he is affeationate- Rev. J. P. Dykes, rector of St. years, and at the end of that time, if
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1. I troupe, as we believe they have very
11:', pression among mctorists that they ly known by his classmates, is a $-on George's Church, conducted e- she mi -e s * MABY engagements, being -booked for
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.,... the cer L It h,good success, she will
:1 . own the roads. They don't do any of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McLean, of m-ony, assisted -by, " *04 druggist. -master W.,89*9 'ahead. Please keep this date
I Rev. Cannon A. H. -be a full 2. P
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.s.. such thing. While provi�cifal high- the London Road, nort4 of Kipper." Allman, of Gravenhurst. Misr, Elean- Rae Patters�&:Oite day recently had in mind. -Mr. Fred Smallacomb�,, of
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- or Fisher, sister of the groom, play- the misfort;l '6.r.*hile Playing horse
.;-; ways were constructed with a view of . p Guelph, was in the village the last
:,, --- , week end, renewing acquaint
�. ni-91cing motor traffic more pleasant e� the wedding march. The bride was shoes in tlii�-�� at his home, to ances who
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G, given in marriage 'by her father, and have the borse shoe strike him on the were pleased to see him again and
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I V and faster, they were also built with CROMAIRTY looked charming in a white silk crepe upper lip, indictin6 a very deep siod looking so well. -Wedding bells are
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�,.' ringing in this, village. -Miss Helen
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I ��.,i�-, a view Of bettering far- properties Church Re -opening -The re_,Pen� dress with veil and orange -blossoms, n1asty gash,'Which required stitches,
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.1 d , and sasigting the farmer who in a ing services in connection with Crom, and carrying a shower bouquet of but at date of writing the wound is Hefferan, of Seaforth, is spendhig a
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arty Church, will he ,held on ,%nd Sweetheart roses and lily of the val- beating nieoly�Prof. -Gladstone and week visiting her father, Mr. L. Hef-
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�&,� " large measure pays for them. ay, noled by her sister, is classy vaudeville show, under the feran, and sisters, Misses Ervelyn and
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i,4��,� . Pte1TAbeT 20th. On the following ley. She was atte
11 �.�., ' Dorothsr.-Quite a large -number from
.. .. . . �.., I The farmer has to use threshing Monday evening a supper -mill be serv- 'Mrs. Ernest Fritsehi, of Buffalo. Mr. auspices of %. Paul's Anglican church
�,fit,.: � -here attended the Exeteg Fair on
. . machinery and its transpoirtation over splendid programme pro- Alex. MeMurtrie, cousin of th gave very fine concerts to fairly large
�,;;;� ed and a e groom,
"?�.11. . vided. ffet 'lunch Pudienceg in the Town 41WI on Mon- Wednesday last.-MIr. C. S. Hudson
,4;;�: I the 1bg1liways should be just as Deg- sdrved at the homeof the day and Tues4ak ',ev"ing of
N � j�'r � Jackson -Brace. - A quiet w I -bride's pa,r- this recently very nicely made and- latter-
, � , edding
., ot itimate as the movement of any other ,a, wlemnized in New York City ents, Mr. and Mrs, Fisher 161ft on a week,'Which Wore very well recelvtol. ed an announcement board for the
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.1 I',' - ,'�.� motar vehicle. A threshing machine when trip to W'eatern Ontario, and, on their -Weama-VIOMied to see Mrs. R. Hig- use Of'bhe United Church at Chisel-
11#�Z�;,, a popular young lady of this
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� . return wi
,,,,rel,!��1'101, � " Or tractor, even with flanged community in the person of Mrs. 11 reside in Lola Road. gins able to,, he but again following hurst.-Mr. John, Coleman, a freight
!,�,Y��,�f' wheels, I
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- 40y �X! I �. , travelling At three or fot[r miles per ' nt jlli6ss of -a r .
-V, 1. her rece numbe of engineer of the ,C N.R. and residiug
01 �,, . Mary Reb;ria "Becky," Bruce, young. Presentalffm - A very pleasing 6eks.-Mr. SA� Spencer, accomj�an. at London, spo-tt thi past
p�'��,,fl.
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!",,fio,� eat daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. David event took place recently in the bgm- w ,week with
60:"I,*;�P hout, lo nobt lik#ly- to do any more, if led by Mr. Dickson, of Seaforth, Was his relatives In Hensall And Vicinity
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,�,t'A,-, '' Bruce, of 'Cromarty, wag united' i'd merit of Carmel Preallyteriari churo-h I .
'*Ai 't". �V , � . ' - ' ,' . in towlt on Nbilday'af- this week re- and endo-.9,4ed a fe-voI days, .fishing at
.� � ft mueh,*harm to a h1g&*vsy ,as ',' marriage to Mr. John Russell, eldest VherA the choir qf that church tender- neWing acqualiftZem-A vevy low.ge the Sauble -River.-Phroffessor A,nder,,
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!V-5,- 209ded fte-ton truck travelling at 35 son of Mr. and Mrs. John, Jackson, ed Miss Rena 'Hudslon, on& 0 theft number of tbe:fgir X nded the ton of Lond ,n,
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111�,, 1, 1, - -ask. The Wde was daintily popalaT ; . I . was iathe-villaie- thv
,;,Id�,!� . or AA %aes, as many of thm do. Pedly, 9 ullembers, and wbose wedding� fine display of , 'costs and dresses, first ,part of this week olilling on his
,':,i,,�",!i�,,,� ., - , . . gowned in, a dress, af blue skitas taf- is to take place the hitter part of whiall was hdldM'Mr� T. C. Joyntfs friends, Mr. AnA Urg. Ja W. Bonthron
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Toronto. Sep tembar 18tb. . Move .10 0 scales, Prices vmr(
a cent Per pouVA'. than last weez1%
Chickens, 5 ! tbs. up 45 =
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Do., 4 to 5 lb,L ...,.1 ... I ...... 4$ some 2AOO averpZipo 75 PQunds wejg,h)hL
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y 8 to 4 tbs . .................. 87 up at Is Cents. with only some 200 at la quar.
Dr., 2% to 83h tbs . .............. ter hig%er. and the rest downward to 11
Heni.lover 6 The . .............. � ... : - 8,1. per pound. cent
Some 800 buck leanba sold at 11
I Do 4 to 6 tbs . ...... 60 onts, Sheep Gold unchallAed at IT�m a ts
- T);.,: 8 to 4 tbs. ....::,..,::::.,::::: ?9 7% cents. according to quality.
Roasters .............. ............... . 2,6 Rogs in a slight offeriolor sold a half aow�
Turkeys
................ ............ 50 ' than last week's 09se, bacon selects, W,a.a.
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I GRAIN WARXXT Vor 1tb-4%%A -d Mxesday,ts ldaAnz. pkqp,
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TbrlauiP, September l8th.-Manitoba. wbeat tion in prim of hogs for Wednesday', QO,4
No. 8 Northern, $1.09; No.
4 wheat, 01.03; ing weTe mentioned. 0 *
s No. 2 tough, $1,12%; NO. 8 tough, 01.04�6; The receipts to-dar -were 8,318 alsttle 1,154
No. 4 tough, $1.02 (c.LL Goderich and, bar 'JaZz
calves, 950 hogs and 5,005 sheep a
ports). � nd
In addition there were 2,500 cattle on throusi
Manitoba Oats -No. I feed,'� 58��e, (c�i.f- billing.
. Gaderich and bay ports). Quotldlons'- Heavy beef steers. choJee, $U
American Corn -No. 2 yellow, 01.19; No, to $12.25; do. XaiT, $11.00 to $11,5o; butch,a
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3 yellow, $4.18 (Toronto freights). steers, choice, 011-00 to $11.50'. butcher heW.
Millfeed, delivered, Montreal freights, bass err, Choice, -10.75 to 011-50; do.
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f included: Oran, per ton, $81.25; shorts, per $8.00 to $9.50; butober saw&, good to
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ton, $33.25; middlings, $43.?5. 1$8.00 to $0.00; do. fair to good, $6.50 tt
Ontario oats -Good. sound, heavy oAtsln107.50; do. common, 66-00 to 06.25;
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. car lots, 43 to 45c. Co.b. shipping points. and cutters, ,$4.00 to $1-50; butcher b4b
Ontario good milling wheat, f.o.b. shipping good to choice, 07.60 to $8.00; do.
medium
k points, according to freights, $1.06 to $11.10. $7.00 oo $7.50; bologisas, $6.50 to 67.00; bakr
Baxley -Malting, 62 to 68c.
beef, $12.00 to $14.50r feeders, choice, 69.G�
Buckwheat -Not quoted. to $10-50, do. fair, $8.50 to S8.76; stockers
Rye --No. 2. 90 to 95c.
- choice, $9.00 to $10.25: do. fair, Q8.00 to$8.50
Manitoba olour-First 'Patents, in jute, springers. choice, $140 to $170; milch cows
$7.20; Torquto; second patents, in jute, $6.60. choice, $90.00 to $loo.00: Calves, choice. 611
Ontario flour-Toronto,'90 per cent- patents, to �16.00; do. medium, 010.00 to $23.00; do
Per barrel. not quoted; seaboard, $6. , grassers, $7.50 to $8.50: lambs, $14.00,
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$14.25; bucks'. .1012.00 to $12-25; sheep. choice
- $7.00 to $8.50; do.. heavies. aS.50 to $s.50
LRVBSTOCIK MARK ' d0- culls. $3.00 to $5.00; hp selects, w.o.e.
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,gs,
- . $18-60; do., fed. $18.10; do., thick smostk3
Union Sbock Yards, Toronto, September 18. w'o,c,, $13XO; do.*, fed, $12.60. . .
r -All classes of li ve " back for the block suf- Montreal, September 18th. --Cattle receipts
I fered in the 'Price break which occurred On 2.155;
with u 85 per cent. increase in battli
n heavy receipts following last week's well- Priee5 were about steady in cows and bulh
loaded market, to -day's ru.n of ca.eJor sale and a shade lower in steers. Top
steers wert
locally amounting to over 8,000 ea. while I,L�wer in Quality than last week and sold fm
the supPly of sheep and lambs exceeded 5,000
�tll. G�verql lats of good steers 'sold fm
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head. Rog supPly was normal, but thei.eas- SiO 25 to $11, and the bulk of the plain ik
.er feeling with regard to this class contin-
nled'iuqn steers 'sold around $9.25. Oumn=
. sell. and Prices were dowm half a cent per thin steers sold around $8.50. One load oJ
a Pound as compared with last Thursdoy's clo:re.
i-1 olvrl Pold for $9.00. Good Cows gener
S Calves, while only a shade lower, were not ally brought IS to $8.50, with good heiffem
�o active as a week ago. Store cattle sold - ,%,
rl t, glo. Balogna bulls were- strong C�
about steady. $ . VO to $6.60. with the bulk of sa-les betweac
-. In the killer division of the cattle section
$5.75 to $6.25. .1
I only the odd toP lot of heavy &teem and best QuoNtions: Butcher steers, good. 1 $10. . 2 , 5 1:4
baby beeves sold steady. Butcher steers and
, common, $8 ,0 �
$11; medium, $9 to $10. to 9
heifers of choice quality were a quarter low- butcher heifers. good. $9 to $15 -� I
y er and bids on common kind were a half to medians Of
thr"aurter. of a cent off, though very few to 69: common. $6 to $8, Butcher eovw
of the common kind sold in good, $7.50 to ,S8.60; medium. $6.50 to $7.25�
a movement
of a,,,41u,l:, 3:5,'0 to $7.25: can saxyo to 6;
some 4,00 head, all kinds. which left more cutters, $4.50 to 65; hutcherersbu'lls, commoJi,
r than half the offering unsold at the close.
$5.50 to S6;50.
Best butcher cows, la few, made � cents. C`ll'el, receipts, 2,859, Calves
t which was a quarter ff at the top, a�'hd "or- were WE
er butcher grades were a strong quarter flow- and were sold for Z6.50 to $7.25, In good
r demand. ,Grassers mude up the the
witb
- er. N%thing 'lower than 4% cents -per pound invinrity of sales around $6.75 to $7.
was registered in'the ,list ,)f canners sold, hut
Quvl�fiDnq: Good veaa. $11-.5a to $13; med.
r a nd cutters was nar-
ium, $10 to $11.50, common, $8 to $9450 ;
rower. with a large supply of that class of 5.
- cattle on hand. Butcher bulls sold from 6'/'
Sheep� receipts, 5,388; lumbs were ate=lsr.
to BY-, cents Per Pound, with very fe ak- . 'L to T&ronta
Jn bout 1,500 were 034.ped throbih
i.ng the top,
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and quality througho el'bulk and western points, EwO and wethers salo
of the killer offerings was genera0,.-inferi*r. for $lz,50 4�
, and common medium lamk
Store cattle w ' steady and �Aa�rIy active, irom $10.60 to $11.50, with cu.M .
ere at 610.0a
with rdain to good stockers raln�ng from
or jowej-.
S 73A to 10 cents Per Potind, and feeders from ", Quotation- Ewes, $4 to $7; lambs, I 900,11
9 to 10% cents. lackinq she Ps. Well $ 0 to 4li.50; common. $VD. to $iim� ; :
forward FrAli-r 1W
springer� were --in demand, receipts, 4.306. There was a So pegi
though not so strong as a; week ago, the `be3o; egnt. increase in the number of hogs on
salZe.
- selling from $120 lo $140 each, but backward Padkers offered Sia to $13.26 for the best
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springers and milkers were slow and consid- lets and butchers Paid uv to $18.50 with
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erably easier. Im addition to the cattle for odd sale up to $13.76. Sows were fr,am Sid
sale locally bo -day there were 2,500 head
on to $11_50. .
- through. billin.q, sn increase of some 850 over I
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last Monday. .. Qu tatiow There were no quot��Ltjuus Ole
bogs to -day.
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