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4 �jj� ��,f ,,, ection is the goal, If our retro- The Late Thomas Appleton. - We Hi him, a
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)'��r�,,,f�,V,,�, 1�`s ut, them. Let the New Year find last. The deceased had been suffer- Blyth; Charles and Walter,%of Wind-
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I v.r,errrory grandmothers of other days, sixty years on the throne.
,: �,�. year of "practicing the pres- more serious, although at times it the United Church on Friday at 1.30,
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'i �;.r late, and resolve to put out of life The old year may have its -blots; provement in bis condition, but in the to Blyth for interment. Much sym-
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, , - 0 , `.'. �� e.d to have been young. Let us be careful to pi?acefully away. The deceased had bereaved widow. 'Mr. Sundercockwas
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L ..�, And to -day we have in memory power. write acts of effort and progress. ,been a resident of Hensall for a great in his 74th year, *
t' `� "' r Whatever the message of the old many years, in fact since he was quite Briefs. -The serwices, in'our three
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�t, years go, are still as young in heart the past year for any other purpose y .
Ag�i-' . es or light, joy or sorrow ---we years past and up to the time of his very thinly attended owing to the
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f, 'L , ;' � ,, as when they were girls. Theirs has mistakes that we have made. Our stand to -day wai,ting expectantly and illness was employed as a section man very unfavorglile state of the weather
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.... ,g,r,, not been an easy life either. They faces should be set forward. Some confidently for some message with on the railway here, and was.a. good and roads, the ic�e making them really
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� I i -lad tidings. !May we therefore en- faithful worker and very seldom off unsafe for
.. � , ,!,.�, learned to -work ,in youth, and learn- are so exultantly satisfied with the g either motoring, driving
"S.11 �;11 ter upon the New Year in the mood duty foreven a day. He was married or walking. -Our publir and continua-
",".., ', - ,�d to Inive work for its rewards. They past year that they are continually
. 5�jj�r . . but looking back over it rather than look- of hope and good cheer. Brusbing 1 to Miss Florence Cook, youngest tion. schools were not opened this
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)"t.�Rl' �, with,the spirit of a child, who Puts with two yaung',�oris, Harold and Al- opened next week. -Mr. ,and Mirs. L�
,,, ohildren. Their hopes -and fears, their aff Ord to look backward than a
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1'. r'-,�"'i�,',, ezoh gerjoiration these grandmothers What we need for 1929 to be led into a field- where the and' one sistert The funeral, which week and the first few days of �thi�
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,"a`:,;". se,eiried to be born again. The't boat without a rudder. We cannot day -afternoon of this week at the ness men following their.cnstom ir
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. �. ". T4�e young heart shining through we have no aim in view. Every one VENTHRUP widow and so
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I �� �,�,, � their faces. 'One knows that they are their lives than pleasure. However who passed away at the home of Miss weeks ago was quite strong,and ac- had in this locality for some time.-
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..� (;��. After all it is what is in a wo- that as our life purpose. Blackwell -Jarvis. - The following, Alex. F.,ehanan, Sr., who has beer
1� : : ' r Enkri's face, not that which is on it, A certain modern rich man put his Murchie kept store and i3ost Office which we have clipped from the quite ill for a number of weeks, i�
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1,, ", old age alike. be of -service to the world, and, under noon to Maitlandhank Cemetery. Our ,ection, relating as it does to resi- h-ealth. - Master Harvey Hudwri
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�,� � n. -Mr. Archie our village: "Christmas decorations Hudson,
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,i�A' " . ARE APPLES OLD- hinder its progress and betterment, home for a few days last week. -The p.m., for the wedding of Marian Alice be able to be out again. -There h
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.11 ; The New Outlook says that each others less fortunate." If we had a,Dawso - T. Blackwell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. little more would make it so. -Th(
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M. . would rcmember that we had lived parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith. ,,,,hi,h took ulace at the home of the seriously ill ,at his home here witi
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j., ':, � things in, the year, that is before us. years. The trustees are as follows: ried an arm bououet of creme roses. �u. is imp -roving -slowly.-Mrs. Chas
,`,�.! I of fruits. Every thinker regrets that his pro- Charles Dolmage, John Campbell, Ir- Miss - -ved word ri Wednesda)
;111��, � � Jennie Roger-, of Jackson, was jiliks rece 4o
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,:",, not only one of the finest dbut one of the old year closes does this thought ivas gow-ned in ,pink georgette, and :b,?r, Mr. David Blatchford, who, pass
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���, ,,L� gon6 out of fashion, especially with Every January is the world made hold,,, that the rent for same is due and pay. from Lohengrin. Stewart Blackwell. contracted pneumonia' in the fall o
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1� I , :1, I i t edge. Self-knowledge lies at the "We. 3187-1 formed the marriage ceremony, which Vear. Much sympathy is felt fo
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"I',., , foundation of character. Let us plan ,q- followed by, a luneh,eon for the Mirs. Jinks. also,for his ,parents, Mr
I'll ......... ":,� v.edding was solemnized at St. James' forty guests present. -Out of town and Mrs. Richard Blatchford, and hi
� : of ten boys one met on their way to for more soul study, for a better ac-
., -,r, school, were carrying an apple or sev- quaintance with mental and, volitional Gathcdral, Toronto, recently, when iviests included Mr. and Mrs. William brother. Neison.-Misses Mildred a-ni
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, 'r , �;. eral apples, or several pockets full of powers. Let us go on to richer spir- . Blackwell and sons, Stewart and Dav- Dorothy Deitz, of Kipp2n, have beci
t��. iage, Winifred Ros,,-, daughter of id, of TTpnsall, Orit., and Mr. and Mrs. si)eridiriv a wpekor so with their aunt
"I'll .. � ,,int,-. itual experience. marr
� ��'. mpples during the fall and v � Feel and `V1 r s. R- Cudmore, and the late Roland
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F you will pray. Every day may be ( Y11 short wedding triu, the couple will be bett, who has been suffering from �
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"�, ,j , I ,r gry before an apple makes much of of delight. Let us go on to higher W eS,orl- The Late Mr. Nathaniel Sundercock. proving. -Mr. Orville Ford, and Mis
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R an appeal. He much prefers a stick attainments. Think and, you will -Death has again visited our village, Dorothy Ford visited at the home o
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§$� , of gum, a chocolate. bar, or some aspire. First principle taking one of our esteemed residents Mr. Mathew Tinney and familv ove
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;,, �other form of confection, to ease the occult thing will show that the Reeve and Council dercock, who passed away on -Wed- who has been ill with an attack o
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I ,r " � pangs of hunger at recess, or between to he attained. were all sustained with the exception nesday morning at four o'clock, fol- the flu, is improving -nicely. - Ms
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��..... I. boy's fault. In other days z1very der new resolutions, every faculty and it would be nice to g of pneumonia, having contracted a with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
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1�,;, III'. .town father used to have three or . . . i,s type c -f. the disease., Egerett rece
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�c��, - ' which, with his advancing years and cultural Society are holding their a -r
/Z . four barrels of apples stored in his qui-st forcefulness, and all of its ac- Councillors --James ,Sangster, 213; G.
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jq,.�,� I �cellar for win -ter consumption, and tions are normally right. Then in- C.'Petty, 194; Robert Cameron, 178; .-- - - - -- - ----- ---.----- ----- ---- �
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1..`A.,�,, dear. He can'tafford them. Yet he
j.3,11� I ' takes higher ground in his future ac- business, and among them is the Rev. Peter Koehler has sold the part of'icipal election on Monday created
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�.X�l The results in the direction of neighborhood. Mr. Boa was born and Mr. Gideon Koehler, who will use the township and a good vote was polle
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rrrr ,rrr,�,,, a fruit store, for an imported apple ia)ly in the mental pbas"; or one and largely through the instrumental- Many people in Zurich and vicinity I prevalence of sickness.
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.�, ,'� ho is mentally normal is far more ity of the Rev. Knight, a farmer Pas- have been ill with ,the "flu," but the
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N,�, -a heart of wood. whose mind is controlled by sudden, decided to study for the ministry and section. -Mr. Fred Haberer was Chos_ I majority. Mr. E. F. K11opp, who h�a
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t I 11.11 the boy throughout the winter that go The good, the pure and the true, lege, Belleville, and the Diivinity Col- meeting of the congregation of thelolecided to leave the battle to the tw
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rNIN. ,, -the apples that there used to be. Old - ay I Double Wedding. -A double we,c
1;."�, - The health of the body, the powers Union Church near Aylmer, Ontario, last a doiible funeral was held when
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� �111" 1 1�.C�,. are not being planted to take their soul are all included in the advancing congregation with 'much acceptance. don, formerly of Dashwood, were Drysdale, on, January 2nd, -when Li
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" ",., ing influence Of tb-- aspiring Will. short time ago and Mr. Boa and his Mr. Betschen passed away on Tuels-
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X �, �" �. No matter wh4t the -obstacles that Session decided to have a layman day of last week, and his wife the
Jx;��V:11111. `��' -about ail lie cares for. He doesn't seem to obstruct the path or blight preach on this occasion aTkI invited following day. -The residents of Zu-T- Eachen, Of Port Hfuron, Michigan, b
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PA ,�,- I pay much attention to the orchard- the effort, the beacon of the sp,' it W. M. Doig, L.L.B., of Port Huron, ich and vicinity we're shocked to hear Rev. J. E. Gerard. Porothy anothf
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,,�I;,� i and, it has always been there, beneficent light upon us, and preached a very able, eloquent and den, which took place at his home on
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�,,, �,,, �, wherever it penetrates, difficulties irlsqpiririg sermon on the trial and eon- the Blue Water Highway, South of
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,,�,-- ,;��- � and obstructions seem to vanish into viction of Jesus Christ from the Bayfield,, on Monday. She was well . Corriveau-Gelinas.-On Monday (
�� i,� ,i, � : �� &A that won't always be there, and nothingness. For what, can, with- qtandToi-nt of a lawyer. On the fol- known in Zurich and highly respect- this week another wedding took pla(
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, �? Lfljf�'� �'. ',� � r r voice" forever ,suggests, directs and of this week and b�ld a very inUrest� on -Monday last for Reeve and Coutei'llorg for the Township of Hay,-'
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r&V,j�,,,,,,i�9m,wl,s-�p.1r�IZ=I"01'.Iv"r��ft!,M,t��,�.,,,.tm wwtw�w g�,`�Yxl =A-11" �
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nual business meeting in the Town
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in -the 161st Battalion in Exeter,
Hall on, Tuesday evening, January 1-5,
A number of the sons of the late Mr.
at 8 o'clock. -Mrs. W. Dabus is con-
N. Sundercock are here attending thz
fined to her 1home with a severe at-
funeral.-Mirs. Forrester, of Windsor,
tack'of the flue. Wle hope that she
spent a few days here recently with
will soon recover. -Mrs. Vernon H)ed-
her aunts, the Misses Enuna and Mary
den, who has been seriou�ly ill for a
Johnson�-Mr. Keith Love, of Fam-
number of weeks with the flu and
manuel College, Toronto, who has
other 'complications, is improving
been spending his Christmas' vacation
very nicely. -In our obituary notice
with his parents atHillsgreen, carry -
of the late Thomas Appleton, we
ing with him thestholarship awarded
omitted to mention that he was among
by. the college for the highest stand -
the number of volunteers who enlist-
ing in Greek, left on Monday to ra-
ed in the great world wax, enlisting
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sume his studies for the coming tenn.
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parliament" this session a BM regarding it@
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No g6rant or subsidy from parliament IS involve&
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in the future as new capital is required for the
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growth of the system -
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There are three reasons why the telephone eornp=7
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is asking parliamezit far Uds authority. Eazh ag
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ae gr,017th of the cuumtry unfess thwe is C
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steatly siamply oT ne�,7 capitaR year after year.
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system never stands still. Each year there axe
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thousands of new telephones in -new homes and
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offices.
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spending over $120',000,000 in new plant.
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keep pace with the country. And of this jmoney n
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chase of new shares by investors.
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until people are clamoring for service is- too late.
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cause. the company has been confident of securing
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full service.
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the future becomes impossible.
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seek, all the seventy-five million of new capital pro- I
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vided for in its ameridment now, nor next� year, nor
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half a million dollars, but with the growth of the �
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