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V. -P U__ J ", l �- Q` "' -0'"N, , �! ,,�`;,%'�,',�;J, �0.Q'& `#ober 25th. that t M" ' �%._t-. _ .l ,-.1". �.. , 00 ,7,;..1- I .0l 1-1 �___. , 01T�:,%'�'�l � _ t I I' - . ,41.1l� . that car -a medley of 150=ft that Will.- and 'Mrs. Stanley Broderick, Chicago; friends. description. It mi4 ht , have Mr. and 'Mrs. Rbrazi, of Detroit; Mr. he 'Mrs. =.d, also that at - uny time they should hearers in Qederigh to call and aluo share ald gravel were ,George bb=hAlliz, Don- Cool :Gordan Campbell, Donald ; _ . ' ' Gar stock of Winzer Hats is very com- livill - . ., &ared z I . `L I , . I � l � t� . , 1� ,. I �� RAINS been faMillan, Detroit; Mr. in heard in the car ahead and like- a 114 D. W the coni and ease OR the hand- Campbell, Duncan Cwppbell and Paul I I ' 1. , I ".." :� ' and Mrs. Stanley Hart, Detroit; Mr. some in the one behind. From than- chAirs. 2t9y. J. A. Penrose, pas- Townsend. Officers and members of l plate, including a nice lasso - rb�aeat of me 11 I I t�;�� wise 41. q -, V' �; � ��: wbV a week have broken der, and Mrs. George Connell and family, tor, from bass, drums, ,kettle drams then spoke of their splendid ser- Selkirk Lodge No. $74 I.O.O.F. met I tallic Hats foy fw coats. 4doq qmurt fat to . . , I �X _ . ,t has 4�0, tlAp continued for and , ,f "..._., , , . Varna; Mr. and Mrs. William Con- saws stuck in 1.mots, the scale uell and family, of Clinton; Mr. and lees in the cby4rch and community at v1 and wished them every success in the home" The H. C. S, Field Day.—On Fri- and combination fp1t and 7elvet - ' 1 . at unus �, li I � ju fact it is some years ; ., 1. 111. 44, went down to gurgles and pI4in alco- Mrs. E, Adams, Constance; the Miss- their new -field. of labor. ')The ladies day afternoon, October 18th, the pup- . ually Rav7 prices. Call and b.0 0,0 vi .. 2 need " .. , �� .. 1� . has experienced the holic snorts, No man in that car es Greig, Sheppard, Jarvis and Crich, then served IuAch which fairly sur- ill of the Hensall Continuation School I . . I I . . I -,-17; Q weather that we have could Toronto the United Church of Con- keen snore, W it lool have ; passed the 'high mark of excellence and the Senior Room of the Public field ; Remodelling a syoc,jal 011 ., I ....I' , atance; Metropolitan Young Women's for which the ladies of Varna are School, put on a very successful . ., ". i. . . . . . 11"�_ .. I snoring, � the situation was even. if it did sound like it. Guild of Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. Ed- this hind, Barber, Detroit; The -Hartford famed. The pleasant and enjoyable then by day. The weather was ideal for an that kind and it was a : ' - 11 M& RS, IBERR T H A E. BELL Hansa V elections, �.�- Disturbing concerts of ward evening was closed singing affair of pity . V.v47 60AOU% Farmers were d`aw� " however, whether in solo, in duet, in Fire Insurance Co., of Toronto. He "God Sonne the King." that such a small num -her witnessed . 11 !41 jq& v*ter long distances not only for ,, leaves to mourn his loss his wife, will pa se chorus or anthem, 11 have s d _ -_ the events. The proceeds, which were 11 formation ' I . ,&Wir 4och 'but for household purpo- father and mother, one brother, Geo avray when this new invention be- on the homestead, and One sl MIESGREEN to -go to the of a girls' - soft; ball team, were disappointingly !a . F as wen. plowing was out of the comes a little more general. The Irene, of Toronto. May we think of Farmers' amd SmUders' Attalust ar- small. Probably the most outstandl- ,who litas been In the hosplial a,t Lon- but not sense equal In, awl -4b., and there has "el, been little , world makes ,progress., him like the poet: "He is not dead rived a car of element and I expect this will - the last car ,this season, so come along ing event of the afternoon was the don flow a few weeks, was ol;ly = nol whzal , anee to on me 10 pgata,rage, practically from the first And now, if that inventor but gone unto that school, where he itor can pro- a- and vat your supply at $2.40 per barrel. A, pole vault won by A. Appleton ar, recovered to be able to come to her -as . I there does not iseem as much Jw,,. ol� September. - no longer needs our poor protection t 11 stop children duce a pillow tha wi The Christ Himself doth the Old Stand of Builders' Supplies. Mrs. R. Cal Hensall. Oat. Phone No. 107. 71 10" with W. Drummond 7' 8", an excellent Teco9d for a junior vault. home here during the past week-- serest takeii in the coining elective .. There is no money in that for the and rule." talking or walking in their sleep, or pallbearers were his cousins,. Gel Notes. -Quite a number fro.ii this Two softball games provided a great Rev. Ben Smillie, a returned Vsslon- -as ary"from India, on furlough, a mis- in many previous ones. Those nowiziated and standing for elecitiom ft.vmer, -it means that stock has had from crying out in the night, from Connell, of Owen, Sound; Roy, Cecil vicinity attended the anniversary deal of entertainment and amusement sionlary representing the United are Mr. W. G. Medd, of. Exeter, the to be fed from the barn instead of . any cause whatsoever, what a quiet and Harold, of Varna; ClEkrence Con- Frank Tyndall, Clinton. services in Varna United Church on Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. R. McAllister In the first game the Hensall Con- -Church tinuation. School ov- of Heltill conduct ser- present sitting member representing grana pasture. It means that stock nell and of place home will be after the family The deepest sympathy is extended to and Mr. James McAllister 'and Mrs. girls .triumphed er the Clinton C. I. team, 10-3. The ,i,,, in the United Church on the coming Sunday, both morning and the Progressive party., and Mr. Geo. Elliott, of'Clinton, a candidate for the m411 not be in any too good condition � , gets to bed. all the sorrowing ones in this their B. McAllister attended the funeral of ability of the local girls, to hit when evening, and on the following Mon- Conservative party. The nominatiom when it goes under cover for the win- __ ______ hour of trouble. the 1 -ate Mr. Alex. McAllister, of hits were needed soon put them far day evening it is arranged to hold a was held from the hour of one o'clock ter and in very many cases it will _ ST. COLUMBAI\\1 Marlette, Michigan, on Sunday- in the lead. J. Scrutop clouted a reception for him in the church. Mr. to two o'clock, Mr. Fred O. Ford, of mean a serious shortage of feed be- STANLEY Mrs, L. Troyer spent a few days with homer with two on to lead the hit- - Smillie has been. in the mission field Clinton, being the returning officer. f*re the sl can be turned out One Cent Sale at Keating's Pharmacy, Sea- Troyer, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. of near ting. F. MacDonald fielded well and in India fora number Of years doing There were quite a large number of Again in the spring. forth,Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October Death of Young Daughter. - The 31st. November 1st and 2nd. Biggest money sy- . , mpathy of the communitY is ex- Hensall-Miss 'Muriel Carlile who has spent the �lruinmer months in stole a couple of bases. an the see- and game 'Heansall boys were victors good successful work and this labors' highly his devotion delegates present from all the polling Of course some sections have been ll event of year. See bills. Notes. -Mr. Joseph -Murphy, of tended to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mof- Clinton, returned to her home. -Mr. over Zurich by the score of 10-18. The are esteemed and to the good cause. •Mr. Smillie is ' places as the names called ,out indi- cated:- The first speaker was Mr. W. more favored than others. An oc- fat in the death of their three months Detroit, spent a few days recently F. Stelck spent Sunday with friends issue was in doubt till the last man holding meetings throughout the G. Medd, the present member for the casional shower has helped out, but old baby, Norma Christens, which oc- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank in Varna-qMiss Mildred Johnston, of was out. These boys play real soft- Presbytery of Huron in the interests - Progre i ss ve party, who spoke during -these were mostly local. curred at her home in Stanley on Murphy-MlissAileen Sorensen, of Kippen, spent the week end at the ball. Foster, Pitching, and Hedden, of misi while on his furlough, the allotted time, and was not Sup- showers Farms in some sections have been Friday, October 18th, after three Detroit, visited her cousin, Miss An- weeks of severe illness. The funeral, home of her friend, Miss MVtha , Carlile. catching made a strong battery. Youngblut for Zurich was good. Ev- and is always listened to with much ported -by any other speaker on his favored, when others no -, nie Downey, on Wednesday last. -We which was private, took -place on Sat- are •pleased to see Mr. Joseph Cronin -being .. en ts are as follows: ,Running broad, interest and appreciation -Political meetings are -now the order Of the side, as the one he had invited and was to havespoken away did not receive a drop of rain. urday afternoon, interment who underwent a critical operation in made in Baird's Cen-i4ery. The Rev. KIPPEN Intermediate - Chapman (151 5"), Brock, Appleton; Junior - Paterson day and discussions and speculations iH. Halbert, of Uxbridge, was unable The Expositor -was told last week of St. Joseph's Hospital, London, has W. A. Bremner coriduclted the service, recovered and able to attend tG . Farmers' and Builders -l' Attention. -Just ar- ed a ear of cement and I expect this will (121 7"), Horton, Sherrit; Running, as to the coming election are rife and considerable interest manifested,, bur to be p1resel owing to illness in his family. Mr. Medd made a very good that on the second concession Tuckersmith there had not been any- quite choosing his message of comfort duties at his home in Hibbert. -The from the words of 1I Samuel 12:22: be the last car this season, so come all and get your supply at $2.40 per barrel. At Hop, Step and Jump -Intermediate: Brock (33' 2")r Chapman, Appleton-; not as much, so far, as in many pre- Frank BTierlY presentation for his party, reviewing thing that could be called a real rain following ladies were delegates to the "I shall go to Him, but He shall re- . convention of Catholic Women's the Old Stand of, Builders' SuPpliel Mrs. R. C'udm,Dre, Hensall, Oat. Phone No. 107. Junior-11orton (27' 811), Paterson; ulcus elections. -Mr. returned last week from his trip, to all the salient questions of the day and stressing the great liquor el since the fourth day of July, and three turn unto me." MTs. Peter B. Moffat League, held in St. Marys from Oct. "One Little Lamb in Notes. -Mrs. Gilbert Anderson, of Standing Broad: Intermediate, Chap- Junior, England and reports the return trip and the need of stringent action to ' , months is a long time to be without sang sweetly, 15th to 17th: Mrs. John Downey, Miss ' the Upper Fold." The tiny casket Snover, Michigan, has been visiting man 71 7", Hemphill, Brock; Sherrit 6" 4", Elder, McEwen; girls, much rougher than on the Way out. 'states deal with it. He stated that all pres- rain in this district. Grace Moylan, Mrs. W. Dorsey. We -pas surtounded with many beautiful congratulate Mrs. Dorsey on being a few days with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, and also at Passmore 61 611, Sinclair, Fee. 100 Mr. Brierly also that the dry weather of the past summer and fall ent knew his attitude to the great le M evil and his desire, to have it eli in - However, the rains have come, and floral tributes from sympathizing elected to the office of third vice- Kippen.-Miss Olive Anderson spent yards dash: Intermediate - Brock, ya Was Very disastrous to many of the Sled and called on the electors to give although too late to benefit the p ' as- neighbors and friends. Besides the e president of London Diocesan Execu- sorrowing parents, she is survived by , � the week end at Nile with her friend, Chapman, Foster; Junior -Paterson, Girls McDonald Elder; (60 crops and was most unusually for him even greatj�r support -than they tures much, they will make plowing . tive-Mr. McGuire, of Clinton, has one sister, Lois. Friends from osis- _ ,is% - -Mr. N � Oral Finnigan. and Mrs. yards), , Scruton, Fee; Running High: Inter- dry the old country, and that many of the depend- s e had done at the Is t election wh n he He Ry possible and relieve thewaterfamine. been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jos. lance attending the funeral were Dr. Carlin. -Miss Edith Miles has secur- 7 F. .11. Rife and son Robert, of Char- levoix, and Mrs. J. Jones, Johannes- mediate, Brock 4' 51/21', Appleton, poor people ing on the usual crop returns, includ- was elected. was followed 0 Mr. George Elliott, of Clinton, the 11A�� _N.I. ,�I. Fisher, of Gravenhurst ' and ed a school at Guelph and commence; XIrs IV. Wylie, of London, also many burg, bave returned to their homes Cha man; Junior, Sherrit, Horton, ' Paterson; Pole Vault -Appleton 7' ing many forms of vegetables, would likely have to be Conservative candidate, who, stated INSURANCE duties on November ist.-Mrs. Cha:. slatfrom Hensall, Kipper ant Noxall and baby sl the past week ht- in Michigan, after spending'a delight- deli. fUl two weeks' vacation with friends. 1011, Drummond, Foster; Shot Put- assisted owing to the shortage. -The Women's Guild of that he was in the field and felt that he would be elected. He stated that Hills,gTeen. at the home of her rents, Mr. and — -Mr. and 'Mrs. Ifollingshead, accom- Chapman 36' 3", Appleton, Foster ; Race-Hensall P. S., Hel SL Paul's Anglican Church will hold while this was his first advent in a The Montreal Star asked some ver', Mrs. John Downey. ZURI(CH panied by the former's sister, Mrs. . Relay C. S., Zurich C. S. All of the events a bazaar in the basement of the church on Saturday afternoon, NO- political election that he had some pertinent questions in a recent issue, , all of Dutton, visited with Scott, ' were not completed. The remainder vember 30th. Please keep this date experience in municipal matters, hav- in been in the Clinton when it said: BRUCEFIELD Notes. -Mr, Ed. Haberer has pur- chased the eight acres of land on the friends here recently. -Mr. and Mrs. George E. Thompson and family, ac- will be run off after four the first in mind. -Quite a number from our a member council for the past couple of years, Why the careless motorist should be given just as favorable rates by One Cent Sale at Keating's Pharmacy, Sea- Zurich Road, opposite .the fair forth. Thurl,'day. Friday Saturday. October companied by friends from Michigan, fine day. At present Chapman is , leading with 16 points; Brock has 15, pillage and vicinity took in the fowl supper at Zurich on Thursday even- and that he was no strap to the � electors, as he had insurance companies which have lost and 312l November 1st and 2nd. Biggest money grounds, from Mr. E. A. Reichert.— Mr. George K. Farwell and children spent a day in Goderich during the week. -A Hallowe'en Social will be while Appleton has 12. ing last in connection with St. Peter's conducted as auc- tioneer so many sales and had travel - on his business as the car owner who in years of driving has saving event of year, See bills- attended Notes. -Anniversary services will -attended the funeral of his- brother's Atte, held in the school room. of St. An- Briefs. -The rain of the first part this was more than welcomed Lutheran Church�Mr. and Mrs- E. D. Bell and MT. Mrs. William G. led quite extensively, not only in the made little or no demand upon them held at Kitchener last Saturday. be held in the United Church on Oct. ' I A number from Zurich and vicinity - drew's United Church on Monday October 28th. F,veryQne wel- of week and it is hoped that it will continue and Bell visited over the week end with province, but also in a large number of the Stater. He said that he VMS for damages received or inflicted is been 27th. The preacher for the day will be Rev. Mr. Clark, of North Street attended the nomination held at Hen- evening, come. -Quite a number from this until wells and cisterns that were their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Rod. Fel thordugbly in he -art and support of one of the questions that has under consideration by the executive Church, Goderich.-Mr. T. Wheeler qall on Saturday. Election matters vicinity attended the anniversary ser- da led up will -be replenished and the pasture fields and land generally be gus-on, Of Glencoe, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy White, of London. The roads be- temperance and had never taken out a permit, and that he was Opposed t( council of the Canadian Manufactur- returned home last week after spend- are very quiet in this section, in fact his if it was not for the daily and vices in Varna United Church on Sun- day last. made green, ,and freshened uP.---iMrs- ing good and the weather delightful drinking habits and when conductins ers, Association. On the face of it ing a week with sons and visiting press other friends in Detroit. -Mrs. Mc- the radio, it would be lil to believe L. Hedden, who spent the past week . made their visit a very pleasant one. sales where it was did not indulge ge there seems to be a lot to be said for the advocates Of the "merit sys- Cartney, of Clinton, spent the week that an election was pending. -Mr. Mrs. W. — -_ -_ IMNSALL here with relatives and friends, has returned to her home in Hamilton- -Miss Elva Bolton and friend, Dr. L. A. Spellman, of Kitchener, and He spoke briefly on the subjects that were of pax-ticul-ar interest at the tam," Whereby the driver who avoids and H. Hoffman and Mr. and end at the home of Mr. C. Reid. --Mr. Mrs. L. W. Hoffman visited relatives and Mrs. John Kaiser and their son, . The fruit crop is very good in this Miss Annie 'Hill, of Niagara, spent ,present time, but stated Mr. Shannon, )accidents profits •by his carefulness in the she of rates lower than those Jack, of Detroit, visited friends in the in Michigan over Sunday. -Apple Public Meeting. -A social service . meeting, prepaTatory to the coming section and apples are particularly a good yield aTid the past week or the week end, with the former's par- encs, MT. and Mrs. Gordon Bolton.- who was to take up the time that w allowed him, would deal with as we ou e the granted the man with a bad record. village last week. -Mrs. Frank Aik- picking is the order of the, day. All Who has 'been visiting friends kinds of apples are plentiful in this election, was ,held in our Town Hall two has been most favorable for the Messrs. Bonthron and Drysdale, hard- subjects that were pressing for at, This system is in, operation in Eng- land where motor traffic is naturally enhead, in the West for the past few months, section this yeaii.-On Sunday, at on Mol afternoon, last. Quite a number attended from neighboring ingathering.-Ii William. Lani-mie the first of this week from ware merchants, are more than rush- ed at this particular season of the tention such as expenditurea fol Hydro, the liquor issue, -very great. returned -home last week. The many noon, a large ,balloon was seen by . friends of Mrs. Sam Thompson were Mal * ly passing to the east of town. It towns, and villages. Mr. James Mc- . Kippers, returned London, where she underwent an cl had year in putting in furnaces, stoves bath roads, and as the burning questions of the hour And why. not. Ell other kind to see her able to be but at came from the southwest and rravel- Lean, of a little north of on eration on one of her eyes, which and equipments -Our returned Mr. Shannon, of London, spoke ai ,nf insurance is run on the merit sys- glad church again after her recent illness led rapidly in a north easterly direc- * the London Road; very acceptably per- formed the duties of chairman, while been troubling her for some time, and from whi,ch operation it is hoped and soldiers are looking forward to the celebration to be held in Clinton, on considerable length reviewing a3l these matters in a very reasonable tem, why not automobile insurance? -Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Bremner and tion. The basket swinging below the large bag could be seen with the Mir, A. T. Cooper, of Clinton, was the expected that she will receive much the 11th day of November, when all and dispassionate manner, and If a man wants a fire insurance have his buildings Miss Edna, visited friends in St. Thomas last week. Edna is visiting naked eye, although the balloon was Secretary of the meeting. Rev. Mr. benefit. -Mrs. William Henry had the the returned soldiers in -this district to there averred himself not only a pronounc- policy, he has to . at the home of her sister, Mrs. West at a considerable beight. The start- Currie, of Toronto, was the principal misfortune recently to receive very are meet to celebrate the clos- ed Opponent to the use of liquor el inspected. The premium he pays is . " in St. Thomas, at present. - The in point no doubt was the aviation speaker, reviewing the political situs- spe. painful injury in, coming down the ing day of the great late wear, the as a beverage or for medicinal pur. graded according to their age, the Messrs. Beattie, of London, visited field at Detroit. -A -bazaar and sup -Non and strongly advising the sup- stairs at her sister's house, Mrs. Geo. 10th the regular day or date coming poses and a total abstainer, anc material of which they are built; their sister, Mrs. William Scott, who per will be held in the town hail here on November 9th, the porting of the candid -ate pledged to the prohibition of the liquor traffic. Cas'e's. It appeaTs Mrs. Henry thought she was stepping on the on a Sunday. -Ws. John Murd0ch;'Of Richmond' Street, South, has disposed made some very good points for his party. At the• conclusion of his ad. their location, what fire protection is very ill, last Sunday. - Mr. and under auspices Xr s George Watt, of Clinton, visited of the local R. C. Church. -The fowl A number of -attending ministers and floor at the foot of the staircase, of the � large strible at the rear of her dress, 'Mr. Medd was given ten min. tthey have, whether they are occupied . at the home of the latter brother, supper held at the local Evangelical others gaivle short addresses while while she had yet one or two steps dwelling as she did not require it, and ut6s for reply, which he used to verl ,ST not and many other things. Mr. J. 'McQueen, last week.-M,s. D. Church sheds last Thursday evening , Mir. W. G. Medd; the Progressive, present member for South Huron, was to negl and thus received very injury, falling on her elbow it has been taken down, the material having been, purchased, we ,believe, by good advantage. In summing up ho said that he, as a candidate, and his If a man wants to take out a life Rouatt is ,visiting friends in London was well attended. The receipts amounted to over $1,000, present to answer any questions ask- painful and particularly for one so advanced a merchant of a neighboring village. party, acknowledged the oblligationh4 insurance popsy, his premium &- this week. led of him, and much enthusiasm and in years. -Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sbortt, 'Mr. and, Mrs. T. Murdock and felt to Mr. Govenlock, of Seaforth pends on his age, the ills he has suf- I I . 0GNSTA1\\TCE VARNA optimism marked the meeting. Of Tonto,., were recent visitors for Toronto;, daughter, 'Miss Ethel, were in Exeter the Reform candidate, in witbdravdm�, fered, or may suffer, his family his- o . Church Servicesill.-The service in a day or so with their -relatives, the on Wednesday evening last attending in order -to same what is termed g tory and likewise many other things One Cent Sale at Keatina's Pharmacy, Sea- Presentation to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. -our three local churches on, Sundav Misses Mary and Elmma Johnston.- the funeral of a relation in the per- three -cornered eqntest. In closing, in it is the forth, Thursday. Friday and Saturday, October Harnwell.-On -Tuesday evening last 31st. November ist 2nd. Biggest last were largely attended. At St. Mr. and Mrs. W. Beek, of Yonkers, son of the late Mrs. Ann Dew, mother spealdnig nicely of Mr. Elliott, int With accident insurance and money saving event of year. See bills. the members of Varna United Church Paul% Anglican Church, the morning N.Y., were here, last week and this of 'Mrs. John Hunter, of that village, Conservative candidate, as a man, ho - same. A man can not secure an ac- Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dex- assembled in the community hall to: service was what is termed Children's visiting Mr. and, 31lils. J. Mel Wilson, and who had attained the wonderful said he would be delighted, as a com• xident policy after a certain age, and ter and family, accompanied by Mrs. the purpose of spending a social"el or Family Service, the children taking Nos. Beck's parents and relatives and age of over 97 years. The funeral, tinuing member, to welcome him as g before that his premium depends on Thomas Adams and Miss Lily Ad- ening with Mr. and Mrs. Harnwell a large part in it, and forming the friends in the district, making the we believe, was held in the evening visitor to the Legislative Assembly mi the occupation in which he is engag- ams, visited friends in Kitchener last before they take their departure for church choir for that -service and do- trip by motor, which they have en- as the remains were being taken the Toronto. Apart from just & littIq Sunday. -Mrs. Robert Rogerson vis- their new home in Goderich. After ing themselves much credit in so do- joyed very much, the weather being following morning (Thursday) to the heckling it was one of the quietistad. ited her niece, Mrs. Austin Dolmage, opening with prayer by the pastor, ing, while the Rector, the Rev. Mr. so favorable and the roads so excel- State of Iowa, for interment. and best conducted nominations per. IBut with automobile insurance it is last Tuesday. -Mrs. Joe Taylor, of Mr. Ralph Stephenson, who acted as Parker, delivered a very interesting lent. -The League held its weekly The Nominationlination was haps; ever held and the speakers w,M 4ifferent. A man may be of any Rarlock, visited Mrs. Mat. Armstrong chairman, called Mr. and Mrs. 'Hearn- and appropriate sermon for the o6- meeting on Monday evening last in held in Our villatre in the Town Hall ,given an excellent hel The meet age, may be physically fit or far from last Thursl[rs. William Brit- well forward when Mrs. Ralph Steph- casion. the xl room of the United church. on 'Saturday afternoon last, when ing closed with the singing of tit it; may be a -good driver, or just ton, Mrs. Edward Britton, Mrs. Peter enson read the following address and -At Carmel Presbyterian Church The meeting was in charge of Miss there was quite a Isage attendamee, National Anthem. Lindsay and Mr. Dave Millson attend- Mr. Edwin Foster and Mr. George there was a good attendance, Particu- Nora Follick, end ,the lesson, the par- learning to drive. He may be este- ed Walton anniversary last Sunday. Connell presented them with a hand- laiiy at the morning service and ex- able of the talents, was taken by the - - Elul or reckless. None of these things -Mr. Clifford Golcough is improving some pair of Rattan racking chairs, cellent discourses delivered by the Rev. A. Sinclair. Avery pleasing 1, . Jorwever, are taken into consideration nicely and soon will be home again. as a slight token of appreciation of pastor, Rev. James Mellroy, and good ,piano solo was given by Miss, Flor- a I ,or -are given very much consideration -vhen he applies for automobile in- , -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogerson at- their services in the church and com- tended the anniversary at Walton last -unity. The following is the address: M Sunday and also visited some of their "Mr. and .Mrs. J. E. Harnwell: Dear music by the church choir under the . able leadership of Mr. Wm. A. Mic- Laren. ence McDonald and a well rendered solo by Mrs. Alice Joynt. Owing to the unfavorable state of the weather . I , ! 1. T Exete�r surance. . friends. -Mx. 'Howard Armstrong and Friends: We, the members of Varna -The services at the United Church the atte,nd-ance, was, not large. -Mr. 0,, K,, Cider 9 He just states the amount of in- Mr. Frank Woods, of Londesboro. United Church, have met to spend a were largely attended both morning and Mrs. William Hyde, of the Lon- � I � i guyance he wants and if that amount were at St. Marys 'Monday. - Mrs. social evening with you before your and evening and especially at the don Road, recently visited with rela- � is in keeping with the price of the Jack Ferguson is spending a week in departure to your new home in the Detroit. -Next Sunday is Constance town of Goderich. For some years evening service, when the spacious church was well filled, it being what fives and friends in St. Marys. -Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson, of Wing- , � , 71 gulm (B7077 dZy eleepa seudzy. car be drives, he gets it without ques- anniversary, service at 11 a.m. and You have assumed considerable re- was termed "Automobile Sunday," ham, were recent visitors with their . . tion, and he pays a flat rate for it. 7.30 p.m.---JM,uc,h sympathy is felt to siponsibility in connection with our leader, the owners of cars being urged to had relatives, the Misses Mary and Emma Mary Buchanan, R.N. Presaing Cider 5c per The fool and the wise man, the weak Mr. and Nxs. William Carter and church as choir President of bring to the services any who Jabnaton--Wiss, gallon. I and the strong are all placed in one family in the Ill of their dear son, the League and Adult Bible Class not a car themsehles or otherwise of St. Tihil spent the week en] - Steam Cooking Apple Butter. -Custom Work. class, and that is not reasonable, nor Charlie, who died in Detroit on Sat- teacher.: While there is much, plea- convenient way of attending. The here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. is it right. urday last. -Don't forget the armi- sure and satisfaction in doing this on Sunday, October work for the Master, we realize that following was the order of service: Morning service: Prelude, Sonato in Alex. Buchanan. - Mr. Dickinson, salesman in Mr. T. C. J,oynt's men's a I . S. I V. CAHN, pirepneto'n 11 y - -, versary services -e been real discourage- 29th. A good programme is being often there have to face, but 'have A, Mendelssohn; Doxology; Hymn 93 lesson; department of stores, was visited by from Stratford Sunday I � pll( _)Be I I 6. Exeter, Ontario NEWS FOR WIVES provided.Come and enjoy it. ments you not fal- and 236; Scripture anthem, "Clap a friend over GOOD Death of Charles Carter. - The tered and the church as a whole has your hands all ye people," lasil Lloyd Steacy, of Simcole, ; The Hamilton Spectator says that death of Charles W. Carter, who died benefitted by your loyal service, es- prayer and response, Hymn 541 and "Of- accompanied by his father, Mr. John in Detroit, on Saturday, October 19th, pecially in the competent and faith- 39(), announcements- Offertory, Steacy, motored here on Sunday last g. German has invented a pillow that in his 34th year, after a lingering fuI teaching of the Adult Bible Class. foTtoire in E"; A;Whem, "Stand Up, to spend a short time with relatives -_ prevents snoring. illness of eighteen months. He was We will miss you both very much and Stand U,p for Jesus"; sermon, "What and friends, who were pleased to meet , That should be good news for long taken ill with the flu after which he regret that circumstances are such Mean Ye by These S=tones?"; hymn them'.- Services in the sister charge sufrering wives' who haeme been afflict- contracted lobular pneumonia, from that you must take your departure 607 and 512; benediction.. Chiselburst of ChisL-1-hurst United Church were ; I ,t, o ,2d with snoring husbands. Men, of which be was making satisfactory from our midst. We wish you to ac- gain for recovery until the last few cePt these two chairs as a small tok- at I p.m.: The -service War, similar to the morning service. A emss from quite lal-gely,atte-nded on Sunday last it also being automobile Sunday there. i V I ,' I PLOWING 31,, ATL' course, have never been troubled by 'because ,Toronto, weeks, when other complications t en of our love and esteem and some- X. in the battlefield in France was unveil- "Mel —Miss Hazel Smillie, of Toy f)lil I I, �,', wives who snore, women do in, from which he never rallied. t;mes when seated the same and ed. Evening service: Prelude, spent the week end with her parents, ` not snare, they say. Carter was the youngest son of Mr. enjoying the well-earned rest, we trust tation". Hymn 494 and 832; Scripture Mr. and Mrs. James Smillie, of the The Sixth ,. ffl[ow, easily it will solve the eternal and Mrs. William Carter, of the 9th you may recall' with ,pleasure the lesson, anthem, "Angelic Songs are London Road-, a little north of our 1't Annual Plowing Match of the Moamt Pleas- . . for Christ- concession of Hullett. He bad been a -any friends you halive left behind in Swelling"- prayer and re�sipl solo, villa e: Flossie Foes wain via- , I ant branch of the Ontario Plowmen's Apsociation I gl�=!kie of what to -give him resident Of Detroit for the past ten Varna congregation. Wilishinig you Mr. S. lt��,Tlie, ,,out of the Deep"; ited by a friend from Torlonto'cv1sy mw-. 7f it is more blessed to give years and for a number of years con- every success in, your new undel ducted drug He ing, and we trust life and in- Hymn 254 and 66- IgAhesl quartette; Mrs. Fred Pen- the week end. -Mr. and Mrs. Normian Sheffer, Toronto, a day with I WHE be, heRld p1l"imeadairf, �i gb= to receive, hove good will the a store. was an ex- your announcements; soio, of spent Nvy.,5 - 6"M of ori of these pillows not make emplary young man of high moral fluence by God's blessing may always inspire to higher WaTden; Offertory, "Memol an- ,41 in My Heart"; their parents the first part of the YJ9ftXg- . ., Ill wwo feel. standard and with Christian fortitude others a plane of . through to the In Christian duty. Signed on behalf of them, Pound, Him "Exceeding the Speed Lim- week, coming by WOliGS 1111113l 9p It &'couple of 0M The im @� Joh & Roy ... rsut XZt how the receiver Of 'mach. carrying very end. June, 1924, he was united in marriage Varna -Congregation, Edward Poster, sermon, it"- 9010, XT. Thomoge Sheerin; hymn aret who months here with her parernts, Mr. . I it, as it does, the . d get, fb=riV6 VAth to Miss Marie Broderick, Of Pigeon, Ralph Stephenson." Mr. and, Mrs. 538 ,and 381- benediction and vesper. and Mrs, Waltew Hailikirk, returned I LOT 8, CO1qCJM88ff0N 9, ImlIBBMT T(DWNSMp I.. : Wat thot iG a very apprl . . Michigan. The body was brought Harnwell were deeply moved by such home on, Mondi where the funeral expremions -of love and esteem, and Died In ks;;niiilton,-The following notice of death appeared in the Ham- to Detroit on Saturday lalch sly is felt for Mrs. Wialter Mof- $450 in PriZea. (Olaggeg for all CoMerg. &Wt, Vill r&,o;et under it, ig a horee I '! 0.b I ift,6=0 love took place on Tuesday afternoon. The in feeling terms he thanked them ilton -Spectator and. r6fors to a young fatt, daughter of Mrs. Peter Fischer, Horseshoe Pitching. t4 =0*6k, 001liz W6 sel was taken, by Rev, J. John- heartily on behalf of Mrs. HernWall ragn who, a few yeaw- ,ago rias englag- of our village, in the death of her in- . I DdrAllb'-Id ,� 44ya 6 vidta V110 . tis'l re"t . I h son of Londqvboro Udite,(f Church. In- MT4 himself for tilieir loving vior& 0 ed aq teal in odz Ckintinuation fawt daughter on Thursday night of CONGER AM DDLOWMEN'S BALL ON RUSSIELDALE . ,!��'� 40 ni envidd, rwt ev= ote, V"146 ll temeht to o1c plate in the family �Iot and havd,some g0ta. Ktl amured aoho6l: "The funeral James Stan- last week, at the ,home 'near Ervele- , I I . . . ft 42 tuirtmIll gle . I �el 8�il 04 1G, 41 1, . I . in, t& 0, le Clinton Cemetery, where a I&Vge them that they would -both remem ber in 01i -with ley Beuglas took plim yesterday af- field-Zll Robert Bowfthro,n hoe ON FRMAY EVEMN I NOV. 8. I I � ll I 1k, � I - , !: 4ft 1, I - � d W=A0,6 , A, �. , I � � 4 1�5zv 42M 2 - I.; I . , , . , ,,�, , X, eovel of Mends gathered to par grateful hearts their silsftiz- tjj�gjr kat tributeg to the orae wbo trw tions and eonvanionohoi With the COM- terneon from the rl�idence of hill parell Dr. A. S. sitil Rbs. Beuglaa, been indispamd f=or the past -weeho :bot at date of wTiting 10 finproving ACTOR aRMIST, pzl ems SAWYMM, ss�_ - 1 40,0 1�,, !� , Vonwa d1CWW_q §X13 ,�,,�, ,,,,, ` 0; � t= , "., I _. � U�W Mbfigh eclmam by all. The mizar gresation. of vame vol Church, N 'Taelt.l -St.#, Wiamt. V,elbVMewt tbolk niee1y.--JM,rl William Mideblim"t, - . 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