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NOVEMBER 9, 1928.
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egad tricot hat and ,beige fe.r
With fox cellar. The out of towa
.seeate were Mr. and Woe.. W. R.
Chapman, Seaforth; Mr. and ivir!.
A. Chapman, Trenton; Mr. and 'Mrs.
A. D. Chapman, Bridgeburg; Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Walker, Weighers; 'Miss.
Bessie Chapman, Toronto.; Rev. F. E.
Towell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Musgrove, Toronto; Mrs. J. F. John-
son, Hartford-, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs.
Greer, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. A. e.
Musgrave, ex-M.F.F., Wingham; Mrs.
A. L. Holtsman, Chesley; Mrs. C. Ed-
wards, Briclgeburg; Miss Earescliffe,
Musgrove, Buffalo; Miss Edna Mus-
grove, Galt. Among those who en-
tertained in compliment to the popu-
•lar bride before her marriage were
the following: Miss Rosaluid Dil-
worth, Toronto; Miss Kay Barlow and
Miss Esther Barret, Buffalo; Miss
Virginia Frid, Buffalo; Miss Sibylx
Wilbur, Fort Erie; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Head, 1Bridgeburg; Miss Dorothy
Smeaton, Miss Isabell Smeaton, Miss
Kay Young, Mrs. Gordon Smeaton,
Mrs. G. Ross, Mrs. Menzie McMur-
ray, Miss Isabelle Nablo, Miss An-
nabelle Bishop, Miss Edith Stephens,
Mrs. J. L. Vanstone, Miss Helen
Vradenburg, Mrs. W. M. Musgrove
and Mrs. Jahn Ecelestone, Niagara
Falls.
rOTRIC laIGIIT BULBS• We
Atieserrented 1,000 hours} (ewe
:.VaosTED ,•IJILBS 88c
T0r'" COCOA --Irk bulk; 25c
.a0e value for
AMAICA COFFEE -Pure R-ffic
POund I
„ CASTILE SOAP -St for eeke
7REPARED MUSTARD ;(1VIelearen's)
8 ounce size in useful fancy
• Goblets a 0 C
OWE and PIMIENTO CHEESE -
Half .pound bricks 20c
=A:am CLEANSER -10c or 3 for
Mc. "The beet I ever used," said
one who used it.
CANDIED CHERRIES -Excep-
tionally good; per lb. ULOC
JELLY POWDERS -Best qual-
ity; 4 for
BAKING MOLASSES -In bulk re
pound C
GLAUBER SALTS, EPSOM SALTS
or SULFHUIEt-6 lbs. for 25c
These are good conditioners for
stock starting from grass to dry
feed.
ERUNSWIOK SARDINES 25c
4 for , .
FEEDING MOLASSES by the half
barrel at 2c pound.
F. D. Eautchfi@efia
PHONE PPION PHOOD 166
PRIME ROASTS
Muele 1* the "Al Mee"
Orchestra.
Visitors at home are invited to
attend.
CHAS. HOLMES - President
J. E. WILLIS - Secretary
of tender, toothsome meat, is really
the most economical, for there is no
waste to it. Every bit can be used.
That would still be true, even if our
prices were higher than others. But
wise housekeepers who have made
comparisons declare our prices are
as low as those for meats of any
grade.
A. Stewsill,
Dtore Phone 58 Res. Phone 59
°TIE HURON 21211-2-11°Telii
.F0 Jo ,DaToey
P unabing and
TinsluitHng
L.11 work done in first-class
manner.
DISTRICT MATTERS
'PHONE 23. SEAFORTH
0
cc' So T. Iffoliameo
11/LKISGELIS
CAIN PEELS
HOLLY'S CELE tRATED
CANDY, 60c per pound
FRUIT JELLIES, Asserted
true fruit flavors.
35c a Pound I:4;x
Chocolate Pepperiatine Patties
The good old-fashioned kind
39c per Pound
Rowntree's English Gums and
Pastilles
AT
s Pilauramy
The Renal Drug Store
PHONE 28 : SlEAFORIedi
i0 0 50 0 0 0 50 50 0 0 505
Licensed Embalmer.
Finest Motor and Herse-
drawn equipment. Beattie 0
Block, Main Street, opposite 05
The Expositor Office. S. T. .0
Holmes, residence, Goderich
Street West; Chas. : olmes'
residence, North Main Street. 05
Flowers furnished on short 0
notice. All kinds of up- 0
holstering neatly done. 505
Phones: 119 or 308
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Funeral Director and
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First Deer of the Season. -Mr. Rus-
sel Sproat, of town, received a deer
last week that was shipped by express
from Tamagami, Northern Ontario,
by his brother, Mr. Jake Sproat. It
was a prime animal, weighing three
hundred pounds, and Mr. Sproat has
since divided it up amongst his rela-
tives and friends, who certainly found
it good eating.
ID
PikENNI323
Registered Drugless
Practitioner.
CIEEIROIP'RACTOR
ELECTRICITY
Magnetic Electric Bethe
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons.
Adjustments given for diseacies
Made.
3004-tf
The Home and School Association.
--The regular monthly meeting of
the Home and School Association will
be held in the Kindergarten room of
the Public School on Monday, Novem-
ber 26th. All members are especial-
ly requested to be there. Mrs. (Dr.)
Gandier, of Clinton, will address the
meeting on the work done by the
Home and School Association in Clin-
ton. Mrs. R. E. Bright will read an
article on the law as it relates to
women and children. There will be
a piano duet by Helen Lane and
Eleanor Burrows. A cup of tea will
be served at the meeting. Bring a
friend: if possible, a new member.
Members will please bring their fees.
-Corresponding Secretary of the
Home and School Association.
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Ladies' Purse Found. -A couple of weeks
ago at Princess Theatre. Owner call. 8178-1
For Sale. -Empty barrels for sale. Apply
to Beattie Bros., Seaforth. 3177-tf
Man Wanted to work on farm; steady work
Year round. Apply to M. Beaton. 3171-tf
For Sale. -Five beautiful pure bred Black
Mindrca cockerels. Apply to W. R. Smillie,
Seaforth. Phone 174. 3178-1
12 Photos make 12 Christmas gifts. Now
is the time to sit. Jackson Studio, Seaforth.
Ont. . 3176x3
For Sale. -Frame barn 24x40, also good
dairy farm and dairy business on Provincial
Highway, cheap for quick sale. Phone 163.
John It, Archibald. Seaforth. 3178-1
Wanted. -Girl about 16 years old to help
with house work. Apply Saturday afternoon
to Mrs. Geo. D. Ferguson.
Comfortable 15tooms-Bedroom and sitting
room, reasonable, for one or two adults, near
Main Street. Apply at The Expositor Office.
Heater For Sale. -An Art -Garland coal
heater, self feeder, with oven 'attached; in
good condition. L. Flenrschuetz, Egmond-
ville. 8175x3
Storm Vinindlows.-Strom windows ready
glaz as .10,V as 51.56. Send for freight paid
price. Halliday Company, Halliday Bldg.,
Hamilton. 3177-4
House For„Sale.-Ten-roomed frame house
with electrilAights and furnace, in good con-
dition. There are two lots suitable for gar-
den. Also frame stable. For particulars ap-
ply to Adam Dodds, Centre Street, Seaforth.
3175x4
Coal and Coke. -Coal and Coke on hand at
the warehouse at the station; also a small
or hand power. Phone 44W, Seaforth. AN-
DREW ARCHIBALD. 3146-tf
House and Property for Sale. -In Esmond -
opposite the church, an eight -roomed
frame house, with all modern conveniences;
electric light, hot water furnace, hard and
soft water inside. On property there is a
barn and there is an acre of land. Apply to
Fred Robinson, Box 296, Seaford). Phone
160-4, Seaforth. 3163-tf
Egmondyille Young People.. - The
regular meeting, of the Egmondville
Y. P. S. was held Monday evening,
November 5th, at 8 p.m., under the
vice-presidency of Mr. Kenneth Jack-
son. The meeting was opened by
singing some favorite hymns, follow-
ed by prayer by Rev. Mr. McDonald.
Scripture lesson was read by Miss
Bertha Beatty. Miss Gladys Way
favored the society with two pleasing
piano solute. Kenneth Jackson then
gave a report of the laymen's con-
ference to which heesee.‘ sent as dele-
gate from the Y. P. After inter-
mission MT. Jackson carried on the
business part of the meeting in the
absence of the president, Miss Billie
Chesney. The meeting closed with a
hymn and the Mizpah benediction.
Local Briefs. -Div. service will
commence in First Presbyterian
Church on Sunday next at five min-
utes to eleven, sharp, in order that
the congregation may be assembled
in time to observe the two minute
Armistice Day silence at II a.m..--Mr.
Melvin Clark, of Goderich, was call-
ing on friends in town last week.
Miss IL Isabel Graham was a guest
in Toronto on Wednesday at a lunch
eon in the Ford Hotel, to Canadian
authors by the Arts and Letters Com-
mittee of the National Council o
Women, in the interests of the Can-
adian Book Week. --Mr. Fred Cricli
and Messrs. Earl and William Smith
-of Toronto, spent the week end a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crick
-Mr. Frank Senate, of Detroit, e,pen
the week end with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Smale. - Messrs
Robert Willis and Karl Ament, of To
ro-nto University, spent the week end
at their homes here. -Mrs. Geo. Wei
left on Wednesday for Anderson
South Carolina, where she will spend
the winter with• her daughter. -Mrs
Bertha O'Connell, Miss Doroth
O'Connell and Mr. Louis -O'Connell
of Winder, were week end guests a
the home of Mrs. F. Devereux. MT
Thorn -as Daly accompanied them bac
to Windsor on Monday, and will spen
the winter there with his daughter.
Mrs. John Sproat has returned fro
Detroit, where she was detained fo
some weeks by sickness in her im
mediate family. -Mr. and Mm. Fre
Robinson are ;visiting with their fam-
ily in Detroit, Mr. Robinson bein
sufficiently recovered from his reeve
illness to make the journey. M
Donald Dale, who went West on th
harvester's excursion, -has return
-home. He was delighted with th
Wiest and the western people. -M
and Mrs. James Hudson, of Egmond
were called to Centreville thi
week owing to the death of her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Fetter, who wan kill
ed in a motor accident. A little tlire
year old boy, a son of one of Mrs
Fetter's friends, wee also killed i
the same accident, and her son, 2
years of age, was brought to th
Stratford hospital where he is rid
confined, Das. Fetter was a Tee
dent of Stratford for a number
years and were very highly respectoil
-Mrs. Thomas Anderson and famil
of near Dungannon, were the guest
of Mr. and MTS. G. C. Dale Huro
Road, west, last week. They also at
tended anniversary SearVICSS it No
Side United Church.-4Mr. and Mn
Ben Johnsboe arid daughter, Pay, er
the week Sind guests of Miss Merge
Charters. -Mr. and Sirs. John Hon
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. an
Mee William Strong, Tucker -smith.
The many friends of Mr. Peter Ea.
thorns, of Hallett, were pleased
see binn in town again this week. M
Hawthorne ;hies entirely recovere
from the very serious attack of plea
pneumonia which ine sneered la
spring. -Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. ann tri
Me end Ma's. ,T. A. Storey motored
Kitchener and spent the weekon
With friermis.-Mise X. Astionn, of Ts
root°, and formerly of the Siefert*
Collegiate 'MeV, lomis the -week til
guest of liaise ItIft M T.,-11/ks. T.
Scott has returned from a Wesies viol
with Detroit friends.-MrS., .1§,argar
Fevanton, of Laygeld, was s;
C. G. I. T. Masquerade. -On Friday
evening, November 2nd, the Marion
Keith C. G. I. T. held a Hallowe'en
masquerade at which they entertain-
ed the Tuxis Boys. The evening was
spent in playing games and in com-
munity singing. Miss Dorene
Hiud-
eon won the prize for girls' costume
and MT. George Black, for boy's cos-
tume. After the game, a dainty lunch
was served consisting of sandwiches,
coffee, ice cream and cake, candy and
apples. The meeting closed gith
singing the National Anthem.
-The weekly meeting of the Mar-
ion Keith C. G. I. T. Geoup was held
on Wednesday evening, November 7,
at which there was a good attend-
ance of girls. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and adopted,
and then the roll called. The Scrip-
ture was taken by Mil:MSS M. Czech
and B. Cluff. Arrangements were
made for a missionary Vey, which is
to be held on November 28th. Alter
singing some of the favourite songs,
the meeting closed with the C.G.I.T.
benediction.
Chapntaan-Musgrove.-A very pretty
autumn wedding was solemnized at
the home of Lawyer and Mrs. Mus-
grove, when the former's only sister,
Helen Bedford, daughter of Dr. Geo.
J Musgrove, enc-M.F., was united in
marriage to Dr. Garnet K. Chapman,
of Bridgeburg, son of MT. and Mrs.
W. B. Chapman, Seaforth. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. C. D.
Draper, United Church, in. the living
room, which was artistically decorat-
ed with palms, autumn leaves and
chrysanthemums. The bridal party
stood under a large bell of golden
petals. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, looked charm-
ing in a gown of golden brown trans-
parent velvet with rare old bee. Her
hat was of gold tricot with tinted
feathers, and she carried yellow per -
snot roses and lilies of the valley.
Mists Ray Young attended the bride,
wearisig meet froth of rosewood
lakee With hat to match. She carried
a sheaf of clitysanthernums. Lawyer
Tyrell, oJBridget-mg, oupported the
groom. 'The wedding mask was play-
ed by Mrs. Merrifield. Duni g the
signing of the register, Sisterson
sang very t."5,7,,,etd6r; the
eetenene n buCkst lentheeet wee =T-
.6 to fifty guests. The tocc.t the
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and
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spent the eireke
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son and Mr.
Woodstock, and
Workman and
Sunday guest-,
W. Crosier. --Mr.
Jaullett, and a
Henderson, of
hand eeerly,severed
operatingea power
week, He is
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tions set be
saved. -Miss
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her sister,
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Street and
friend, of
Thomas
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day last
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week ond.guea,-4 the lame* of .dr.,
d MTSA W. 1!:1 '61'itewart. Sleeth
mil:rail beautiful sole at- the eteele-
g service in First -Presbyterian
hurclie---Mias Ruby Storey /eft for •
tehener this week, where she has
ken a positien -Mr. E. 1.4abeCh, of
ronto. Wee here thie week.- A sere -
us fire was narrowly averted int the
ease of Mr. John Nolan, ,"'itron Rand
est, when the roof of his-• house
aught fire from a &homey: Luckily
was discovered before making bead;
ay and with the assistance of eefgle
ors it was soon under control. One
am was slightly damaged by smoke
d wa.eer.-.'Mrs. Ed. Hunt has re-
rned home after a eerie Pleasant
sit with friends ie Guelph and To-
Glaalyn Thompson, of
iagara FaUsi, in a, guest- at the home
her parents, Mr. axle. Mrs, J. B.
hompson.-Mrs. John Quail; of Clin-
n, was here this week visiting her
ether, MTS. W. J. Sillery.-eler. and
-vs. Barry Weiland, of 5- Toronte,
pent the week end at his Imme
gmondville. Mr. and Mrs. Weiland
eturned with them on Monday and
11 spend a few weeks in Toronto.-
essrs. Barber, Crich, Daly and Beat -
ie were in London on Wednesday at -
ending the first International Aria -
ion Assembly.
MANILAEY
Notes. -Rev. J. Si. Eckert returned
o Niagara Falls last Saturday to re -
me his mission work. -Miss Mary
ilen Dempsey left here last week to
sit friends in Maidstone end Wind -
Or. ---Mr. Michael Murray let for
Windsor where he has. secured em-
loyment.--Last Wednesday night a
arge number a friends and neighbors
atheved at the home of Mr. Fred
ckeet to give his daughter, Agnes,
kitchen shower, on the eve of her
eliding, which takes place on Mon-
ey next, to Mr. Joseph McQuaid, of
Il/IcKil-lop. The shower provided all
kitchen utensils which were bath use -
Ful and costly, and showed the esteem
n which the intended beide was held.
A.fter the presentation the merry
makers indulged in games and daric-
ngeeThe weather 'man 'has again
broken the expectations of the farm-
ers, who have still some harvesting
o do.
WALTON
SETTLNG A NEW
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ST.4NDARIO) OF -
V.ALUE EN -
COATS, NG E15 EV PIEIC3
511E01E $15 TO $65
COme and try on
'the Styles you-
- like best.
We will sell a load of Western horses, some
broken to harness, at Walton. on or about
November 20th.. Watch for later date. G.
J. DOW. 317 -5 -if
Anniversary Services. -The amii-
versary services held at Bethel Unit-
ed Church last Sunday were very
largely attended. Rev. Mr. Maines,
of Walton, was in charge of both
morning and evening services, deliv-
ering very interesting and profitable
sermons. Two solos by Mrs. P. Lind-
say, of Constance, and a duet by
and Mrs. George Dundas -were much
appreciated. The collection amount-
ed to $75.
ELIMITILLE
Notes. -Next Sunday anniversary
services will be held in this church at
10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Sawyer,
a former associate pastor of this
church, wil loccupy the pulpit. Special
music is being prepared by the chide
and quartettes. A free-will offering
will be received. -Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Johns and children, also MTS. Ed.
Johns visited relatives in Toronto ev-
er the week mel. -Miss Lillian Murch
is recovering from an attack of ton -
snits. - The -Johns' Syndicate is
finishing their season's threshing -this
week.
TUCK]
SMITH
Notes. -,Miss Aimie Moore, of Lon-
don, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Moore. --
Mrs. Abe Forsyth returned home from
Detroit on Sunday, after a pleasent
visit with her son and daughter there.
-Mae. James Finlayson is on .the
sick list at present. Her many friends
hope to see her in her usual health
soon again. -Mr. and Mee James
Cleland, of Listowel, spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. Alexander.
Sheep and Cattle ;Sale. -Mr. T. G.
Sh'illinglaw, of Tucicersmith, arrived
from Northern Ontario about a week
ago with a fine load of breeding ewes.
These are an exceptionally fine lot,
having been carefully selected, no old
sheep among them. He intends o-
ffering therrk and some young cattle
for sale by auction on :14.ursday,
November 22nd, and this will he an
excellent opportunity for those re-
quiring well bred sheep. Particulars
of tine jot will be listed in the auction
sale columns of The Expositor next
week.
-School Report.---iThe following is
the report of School Section No. 1.0,
Tuckersmith, for the month of Octo-
ber: Jr. IV -Ne on Riley 78, *Lor-
een Martin 69, Agnes Fairbairn 69,
Clarence Faiebairn 51. Sr. III -Sid-
ney Taylor 81, Arthur Varley 71,
William McLean 64. Jr. 1131 --*Mer-
vyn Hodgert 70, Laura Tremeer 68,
°Gertrude Martin 62. Sr. II -Marg-
aret Taylor '75, Verna IlIfelean 65.
Jr. 1-eveOrge Verity 93, *Garden
ritetert 86. Primer -Myrtle Taylor
99. Number on roll, 15; average at-
tendence, 12.45. Those marked with
asterisk missed one or more mamba,-
tions.-1e2at Simpson, Teacher.
School Report. --The tcliotrhIg is
the report of -S. S. No. 8, Tneltermnith,
for the month of 'October. The per-
centage mark is given :for each 'Pupil
with the exception of the Primer
Mass: here the names ,are arranged
ToTaer of merit: Sr. IV -4,5 Janet
Watson 87, Carrie Ole and
Cal -
will 76, Elizabeth 13riadfoot and
McCartney 78, IONtira, Initatm
lartitatIM Wright: Si"; Mildrett Ittobita
jr. 31V -!..jean ,Wateon 78, liktiot,
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THIS WEEK.
Really the -season'
outstanding dress
Value.
Dressw
$11.85 to $20.00
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Flat Crepe an&
Crepe Satin.
WITH ULTr A STYLE TOUCHES
Await Your Visit to the Millarraery
Showroom.
And with all their smartness, these
Hats are priced at figures phenorn-
. ally low.
Ladies' and Children's Hats
$2.50 to $8.50
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22 LADIES' and MISSES' COATS
Styles troll last season—with and
without fur collars. Values up to
$40.00.
TO CLEA is' AT ..... . . . . . . S
6 LADIES' CLOTH DRESSES -
Old style but with excellent materi.
to make over for children's wear.
Values up to $18.00.
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son 71, Howard Walter 67, Arthur
Wright 68, Bobby Dalrymple 60, Earl
Papple 42, Beatrice Armstrong 41.
II. -Annie Papple 78, Gertrude Wal-
ter pk, .0,el'bert. Taylor 51, Alice
Wright 48. I.--Mayme Watson and
Mac Vdilson 98, Donald MacDonald 96,
Isabel Armstrong. 79, Grace
Dale emple '73. Brinier -Ivan Taylor,
Elsie Robins, Ervin Sillery and Ruth
Walter, Milton Taylor and Myrtle
Papple, Muriel Wright, Morley
Wright. The following pupils had
perfect attendance for the month -
Carrie Oke, Elizabeth Broadfoot,
Janet Watson, Billy Calwill, Evelyn
Wilson, Bob McCartney, Jean Wet -
son, Willie Papple, Bobby Dalrymple,
W. D. Wilson, Beatrice Arinstrong,
Earl Papple, Annie Papple, Gertrude
Welter, Marne Watson, Mae Wilson,
Donald McDonald, Ruth Walter, Elsie
Robins, 'Myrtle Pa. -1.1e, Morley
Wright. -L. Boyce, Teacher. -7
School Report. -The following is
the school rgport of S. S. No. 6, Tuck -
eremitic, for the month of October,
bared on xanmiiiaationa otal the
month's work. ThosentOrks4 vAth
an asterisk Mimed ',One er• =Oa et-
astrinations,: Br. EV. Nott,
821A: Isabel • AolatOth UT-
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Ptirl ttild 41:41P461;t:1
660.
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Motel . ,-
Zazel 'Aratit 7/441
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78%; Arnold Hugill (9. Jr. 31.--51onsi
Hugel, 82%; Weaker '11 eel% 76%.
Pr.-Maey rolugin, Kenneth Terry -
berry. The best spellers for the
month were: Evelyn Nott, Pletcher
Whitmore, Sarah' Whitmore, Myrtle
Ashton, Florence Whitmore. -Edna
Si. Jamieeone Teas r.
Death of Mr. William a Wright. -Ate
other pioneer of 'Tuckersmith has
passed away in the :person of Mr.
"William Wright, in his 89th year. !:•is
death occurred at his home on the
7th of Tuckersmith on 11/Londay, Nov.
5th. Ile had been In filling health
for some time. He came from Eng-
land to Canada in the year 18274 with
his wife anti family of live daudixters
and one son, and hes resided in Tuck-
ers/rah ever since. -a s wife prede-
ceased, him on March 13, 1926, _and
three dauehttals -also predeceased him
They were MTS. John Nieholean,
Sohn, Allan and MTS;Jollin Strong. --its
is survived by two daughters, Dkal.
Andrew Goeffroy, of McMillan, Michi-
gan, and Mrs. Glen &Aleut; of Glad.
atone, 'Mangan, and Will, ort home.
The funeral woo hag Ilhasleasr,
NoVenabor. 7th, fro& his late verlideriet
end the eerkee wee conducted by
W. E. MzEonald, of Egosondville,
witle hrtehilaeqalt in the IVIaltlandbault
eemetery. pallbearet0 wets Geo.
18411, MonttoMery Pottier:, Rect. Dag,
&An Nlaholsen aind, his two grand-
sons, 'Wilson Allan and lite= Nic?c-
Olsint, Plift tdo Vanichildren
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