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1, L I 11�1�, I ey, of Egniondville Clarence Reichert, of London and helpful. 1.
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1 �7y. teen stUchers, to close the wound in Ins Mrs. L, Troyler spent a few days at The, Junior and Senior C. G. L T., call of God, although. she deeply loiv-
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. I" ."��, . sirable place in which to spend one's ing his vacation at the home of Mr. attent,led the Qo-chrane, picnic held, at The Misses reaved husband and diaugliter, Milss . -0-
� ,_ and Mrs. Charles Finkbe' Neeb .of Detroit, visited recently at I " ... Ili I
I 1, 1, �. � time. iner. Bayfield on Wednesday last. I ' rene, of the home. We learned of the * Kellogg's are delicious with -sugar, - .
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I'll __. . Mrs. LoFAe Twiss, of Saskatoon, is The W.M,S. was held at the home the home of their sister and brother- following who attended ,the funeral . .
I , ""'" . . But is it? Have these modern- in- . s. S. W. Thomson, from , dista,n,,: Dr.. amid, Mrs, Schel- ,,__� honey -and milk or cream 111G� � . "I
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. " at the home of Col. and Mrs. R. S. and Hillisgireen -Churches, was held at is visiting at the ;home of his grand- Mrs. McA-sh, London.; Mrs. Robert I . .
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, , t�:�,�. 1. . . on their hand e speaking of mar- Hays. Bayfield on Tuesday afternoon. Quite parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane, Douglas-, Kapuskasing; -Mrs. Keys, the big dbimonstration, in Bayfield, on C. Blackwell was the framer and ov-
� .., Of course we ax Mr. ,and Mrs. Gordon Rays, of D& a number -attended from both charges. of -Stanley. Miss Dorothy Keys, Nashville, Tenn., Saturday:.' 'Mr. Trueman BrintneII, as erything went well. A bountiful sup-
. . I I 11 riled women and, mothers, the heads trolt, are spendingtheir hol!,Lys with . ,Mr. Muleolm McKay, of Goderich, and numerous relatives and friends the drummer; - Russell 13wintnell, as per was ,served when. the barn Was
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. . Betty -and son, Billy, of Chicago, are A Good Record. -Miss Frieda Kalb- Gauld Mission Band. -The Gauld
"; �:. -1 -* Ruth Wiarqrener, of Pontiac, Michigan, of 16d1ge, made a very creditable fine house repainted -and Mr. A. Me-
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I 1�.�� age known toi women -does with her guests' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. fledsch, principal of Zurich Public Mission Band 'held their meetIng on are spending a, wee,k or so at the, home .5howi�qg. . � . Ewan Is d6ing the same.
I I., time, is her own business. T. G. Scott. School, is receiving the con,gratula- July 12th. We opened our meoting by of MT. tnd Mrs. C. Jinks. A large, and, successful burn raising Rev. Mr. Leckie� of Motherwell, -vnll
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.... , . , She may, and like 'her married sis- I "God Sees the Little- Mr. Lester Fisher, who has been was held ,on, the farm of Mr. Robert conduct ,sevvices in the United Church
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. ter, will have her,own way, but her holidays at her home here, has re spending the, past week or so, holiday- Munn, southwest of -the village. Mr. on 'Sunday morning and evening.
"I 1�1 � : turned to Detroit. cent examinations. All the pupils who Sparrow Fall." Mrs. Monteith led, in ing at theparentalhome reaturned' to I I . .
" ll� ,, continued absence from The nD ne does On Ladie,V Day, Thursday, July 10, tried from her class were successful prayer. The Scripture was taken by Wind,sor 1 . ast week, Where, he has a ..
.-. I i aze-I Elcoat had charge of the in passing and, nearly all received EdIth Dick. We then Sang Hymn No. .
mt.. , , not mean the sanie thing that the Miss H o4f Club and the honors. TheHlay Township Meniorlal 196, "Tell Me the Old, Old Story." splendid position. . � . I .
"I I abseme, of a wife ar mother means t.3 competition at the G ,Mr. and Mrs. Norman CG,)k and ' . . "�, .
I. . I lunch was in charge of Mrs. George Scholarships were also, won by three Mrs. Monteith told us a story, "Jesus . I
"I I that ho -me. Israel. Miss Dorothy Wilson was the pupils from her class, Beatrice Gascho a Hero." We then took our claises; daughter, Norma, are holidaying at '
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.� I :. If the home is go,ing to m I iss the iz ,,,,, n T, er. having the highest marks of any our story was about keeping up With Wasaga Beach. -
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I .. I that same home is going to miss the were i n, Stratford this week ,getting second and Margaret Haherar, third. with six on the Blue. and taken and cently, was alAe to be moved from
.11 I repairs for their thres�tng outnt.. These 'scholarships have been won by Redsii,de. The offering was Seaflorth Hospital last week to his PUBLIC MEETINW)
"'i �, presence of the children night -after Dr. and Mrs, Wilson and three chil- pupils from Miss KaTbfleisch's classes we sa-rg Hlynin No. 137, "We Give . � .
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Z1, - 'night, and they Won't ,be very old be- dren, of Bay City, Michigan, a -re for two successive years. Thee But Thine Own." Our ineeting to be ,progressing very favorably,. .
I (, fore -they start going out at night guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Notes. -Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen was then closed by which Mrs.. Con-
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. I J. A. Munn. are camping at the. Bend at present. ner led us in prayer. We, 11( .
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'.. either. Mrs. Horn and daughter, Lris, of nenibers next meeting will have a better at- that he will, -soon be back at .his of- . I I
..t I 1. The annual picnic of the r ,, fice again. .
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.. . ,ill. And there are too many boys, anJ Lethbridge, Alta., are guest,i ot Mrs. of the Lutheran Sunday Schocl was tendance. I . Miss KathrynDrysdale is, spending Thomas MAUan, Liberal Candidatt
- ,� L worse, too many girls, out at night J. Patterson. 1held at Grand Bend on Wednesday. School R6port.-The fallowing is a week or so with friends in Kin-
... I!tl Mrs. Timmerman. of 'Welland, wa-; I -Many from town attended t,',,?, 12th the report of S. S. No. 2, Tuckersmith
I . on the streets, on the roads and at cardine. I
t �, a -uest over The week end wi-h Mrs. I of July celebration held at Bayfield Names are inorder of inerit. Classes ,
,� the pleasure resorts now. � . Dr. R. P. I. Dougall, who recently
.., are arra,nged as they will be tc begin Will be held at the following 'places on the dates
,!,. all the A. Stark. iilto-n, I onA%tuurday. sold his practise to Dr. R. G. Collyeri named:
I �� 0 Home and, home life with Mr. Jam,es P, Morton, of Han mber from the ivillage were the Fall term: Jr. IV-N,orma Hey- of London, left on Sunday for his new
I ,,,,�',. . safeguards which surround them are is a guest at the home of his great I at Lomdon last week to see the 60 -ton enor (H), Gladys McKenzie (H), Ruth practice -at Petrolia, where, 'the wish- . I .
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11 i much less the instincts of bir�� thatil grand-mcrc,l-ier. Mrs. J. H� Broau oot. 1whale on exhibition there. ' i, hi es of his numerous relatiw-& and
'I".. I The many friends of Mrs. George Sr. III -Doreen Cooper (P). I Drysdale—July 18th
v the instincts brought to birth by ex-! __ - S;nith friends go With him. Ms. Dougall
... �Douglas were sorry to hear of he -c -Theda Wa,F-on (H), Olive
11. Bernard aind family will follow in a week or
�, ample and the greatest example, in 1 T31BAN i death which took place at ber home (H), Edna Dayman (H), . Clinton—July 22nd
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� � all things, that a home can have, i3 I I ! in Hensall last Week. Mrs. Douglas Sandford, (H). Ronald MacGregor Mr. Mau -rice Boa, of WindSOT, is
R , , � �_ a woman. ; N ozes, - -1 he Catholic Wornen'2: i was well known to many in this see- (P), Noma Smith (R). Sr. 11-Doro- spending a few days with relatives Zurich—July 23rd .
,F ; '. � 1.*�Ue are hol-din- a so-ial in the I lcion, having lived near Blake for thy Deitz (H), Edison McLean (P), and friends in, Hensall -and vicinity. .
i� � "! evenin�_. J�Ay 22. 1 many years- j
I., Why, then, is a woman's lace -not 13arish b�,l T-aesd�l Mild -red Deitz (P).
.1 1. . � Arthur Field (P), 'Mr. Archie Sparks, accompanied by Seafoith—July 24th
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. . 1 is visiting relatives here at present. MacGregor (P), Robert Field (P),
'l � nded the funeral, of
.. ". I ! onald Dayman all of Detroit, atte Exeter --July 25th
- - I : Mr. Oesch has not visited here for 33 Grace Sclilbe and D .
; .�, . . ! ve-3-T-5 es have (P) equal; Don Cooper (P), Raymond the late Mr.&. ,George Douglass and al- .
. 3LANLE'Y so visited with, MT. Alex. Spai-ks.
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f , . No�;es_-NL-ss Lizzie Murray -.,as in - A re-mynea missionary from India equal. Sr. Prjmer-GWei�dolyn Coop -
I , �: An American paper says that young ; . I Schil ronto, and formerly of our village, re� by Mr. Tfiomas McMillan and Mr. J. C. MeRuer,K.C.
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. , �� .1 folks talk about last night. Old fo4ks 1 Mr, ana M�s. Gordon Hays a, -d M-:., cal Lutheran Church on Tue�day eve- be. Jr. Primer -Esther Dayman.- ter, Mrs. James Sparks. ok Toronto.
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l; � . 4�n aeroplane from Sarnia visited Berry picking is and has been the the Builders and Plumbers (A.B. C.) investigations and
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I' �,. Mr. W. Manli-y is en-gs.ped `Th Mr. I thr Till -age on Friday afternoon look- our village and vicinity.
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.1 . - ,S . . Picnic parties to the lake are inlany forceful speakers in Ontario. -
I . , ed -L�o take a ride, So the plane depart- Baseball Tournament. - Hensall's and those having cottages, at the dif-
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�. within hearing distance -it -a conver- McKay and Mrz_ w.. Vanae.y. 3�__ft, t- 1 Sunday evening On ihe Blue Water will ,compete: Srtr.* Marys, Creditor, f -Sutherland spent the Millan and Mr. R. J. Deacbman, of Ottawa. Mr.
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::::, , '. Harvesting the bay is ab,�,u, .c-�m- MT, and Mrs. Thomas Kyle Parr Line, at the Hensall -ball park. Big evening Mr. and ,Mrs. Fred Taylor and
.... -night. Dleted with good reiturns and ,-.-,a-alj,:T�!orn,e -of the Occupants, li� ine hand form speaker.
.,:: . attraction: Dance in the Town Hull daughter, Mauld. also Mr. and Mrs;
',,'. To the young the pleasures or hap- ^ - �b,�dly cut. The other occupants es- with music supplied by Stewl,rt's 5- Melons, all of London, were Sunday
� �'. ' with minor injuries. . The South Huron Liberal Association. '.
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"..., pening of a year, a month or even a piece orchestra, of Stratford. visitors at the home ,of Mr. and Mi -s.
,� I CONSTANCE -Mr. and Mrs. IL Yungblut visited
H. S. Entrance Reburns, Hens!all S' G Troyer, Elay township.
&,, week before, -are past and gope. Ev- ' - friends at Kitchener on Sunday. Gentre.-First Class Honors - Cecil ',4rs. Alex. Thompson,, of Toronto,
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, - das and family, of McK"lov' speent ton� visited at the home of Mr. and, honouTs__HaTDId Elder, Mabel Fee, latter part,of the week. Mrs. Sparks
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l. ...... I Mrs. C. Eilber an Sunday. Helen Glenn, Annie McIntyre, Bella received the news ,of the ( .
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" are spend'-"- ' s w_.�el_ with Appleton, John. Bean, Margaret Bell, Lake, North Dakota. A I I
lw�2,,'-', ,,.I - them thirty years is old, old age- son, Gordon, and �Mrs. Ford- of Strat- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuss. Roy Brock, Dorothy Corbett. John ,Mr. Geo. E. McIntyre, of Detroit, I
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,�: Wilien ond overhears a conyei-mtion Miss Thelma Dale, of Toronto, is 1?�o-mu-n Catbolic CbuTcb, ""t'd Intyre, Robert Passmore, MYTtIP McIntyre, who has been -here for the
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11 k,�', her holidays with her par- friends in town for a few days last Thomson, Laura Belle Wright, past month helping her mother get The lughway Traffic .4mendment Act 1930.
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V?,��, united friends Of other days, tbe topic ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Dale. week- Base,ball.-A league match WAS settled after her wiuteir's stay !'n :1 '11111, �
..�., ,� is not of what is happening to -day or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley and Cutting of fall wheat will start this played on our diamond on Friday eve- Brantford, returned to her home in
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V, �'�,l it is of pleasures or happenings Of were at Goderich on Sunday last. r ,or is spending a few weeks at thu,�ip . �W% 0-n S i
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t . thirty and forty years ago. A number from Con, KIPPEN score -then standing 1 to 0 in favor of A. Taylor. If As A . ' Ke 1) ]L)L
1�__ To them sixty or even seventy is atety �
l,j�,� Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerr, of Sas- Nntes.-The members of the Grain , Of ONTAR10
.1 I �"� Hensall, but in the following innings Mrs, M. Miller, of Detroit, is the
, �" not old. ,But they have seen much, S t.wber Ist.
;, �,)" I katoon, and Mr. Jack Kellar,'of Chi- Pool met at the reside -nee of Andrew 25�eter got the lead which they kept guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ron- I
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�.f I � � , often endured, much. A year to them cago, -spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Love, Hensal), on Tuesddy evening, to the finish. The umpire was Mr. thron. "11.111 -p9tective Sep
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, " is like a day in the lives of the-, young. Geovge, Carter.
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�,141 ' cher was S. Duuda,--'And the catcher, of Toronto, is visiting .at the home. of I
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� I'LL ;.� � sun on their backs, aind they , do nort Is " siting Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Arm- ness. I J. Finch. The Hensall pitcher was Miles. Murdock and daughter, Awfigg .
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AL I . strong. Is ,C,arter Kerslake and the catcher. Lloyd Ethel. , Motorists 0 f ['
,� 2", anticipate nor are they eager to learn Wed -ding bells are ringing south of -'Pending the summer vacation 624et� Horton. Some very fine batting and - ,Mrs. E. J. Shortt who has be,en ,
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I T, � 1� What to -morrow will bring. the village. catching marked the game, lut the spending the past week or so with
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,ul � M�. Mervy-ii, Brightmore, of Lon- Hensall boys made several errors in her sisters, Misses Mary a -nil Emma
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"�- with friends in Stratford. aunt, Mr. and I -Ars. J. H. Cochrane, of told against them in the scori. There Windsor on Sunday.
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12% i youth because the fruit of an-ticipa- n, of Wlimipeg,.Ieft has resigned her position, wilth much and there was no accident to mar the ,MTs, Walker, of Toronto, is visiting
� i, , ,�' , , M.YS* Matheso . to )ay for dam"dre.
I tion. is not always pleasing, but old 1 I11W45
,�, ,, ' �'.. � , on Wednesday after spending a few regrut to both pupils and communfty. game, although several of the playersl with her mother, Mrs. R. Cud-nnore. .
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, ,� "i � uffered bits from the ball, which al- MT. and Mrs. Manl Jinkg and .1
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, � I LOCAL BRIEFS do sited on Wednesday at the P. Ti1ppet, of Bayfield. IVr--Ho - Orville Hediden, Dorothy Mrs. C. L. J ks.
.i I . home of Mrs. B. t Stephensori�. Mr. and Mrs, L. Siddale, of Den. McQueen, Billy Glenn, Annie Carlile; Dr.and, M±s. T. 'G. Wilson and fam-, causes dainage muit be ablib to pay, either porsonally , � i
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. 'g � �11� � (Continued from page 8) -Miss Elva Wheatley is attending field, visited? at the .home of the lat- Pass Mary Little, Gladys Saundeir- ily, of Ba,y City, Michigan, spent a . or through insurance, or hebarredfromthe road. I i 'I
�! " ;,!`��,i - camp ot Bolton, for two weeks and is ter's mothei;, Mrs. J. H. Petty, re- cock, Myrna Hudson, Harold Bon- few da;ys recently ,with Mr. and Mies. I
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,�', " � , 1. �1, - guests at the home of their sister, in charge of a group. centlT. thron, Kenneth Manns,George Pearce. Alex, Munn. �
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I., -1� �� 1. V I � I Mrs� M. Broderick. Shower. -A Shower in bonor of Miss 'Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones and Jr. III to Sr. 111-Honoirrs: Loretta Mrs. R. J. Patterson, who has beet to motorists who are offenders in regard to thoSe "nles I
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3 "V'! .� , . ;MT. and 9r.s. Arthur Mason and son, Josephine Livingston wag lield at the family visited recently with friends Bell, Ronald Pack, Jean Foster; Pass a very efficient and. faitbful clerk for des4ned to safeguard 'I 1
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, `� iP " ' t�,',M` 10hATIOA who 'have, Went the past two hoine, of Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Mc- in London. 4van Kipfer, Bob Drysdale, Dorothy Mr. T. C. JoyniVin. his store
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I N'iU M.". I ntoriths'visiting -here, left for their Gregor on Friday last. A unique fea- Mr. and ,Mrs. J. B. McLean and Daters, Nellie F`6e. ST. II to JT, I'll- number of years, has resigned, her 9 I .
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�t�': ... I . intend t4tuTning by way of Saginiaw weddring staged by the fo,llowing, to Ripley. ' mond; P695 -Mona Glenn,, Margaret Saturday eivening. ., of driving, r failpre to pay appjie to all tews owned by :
: �A ���,,;. , - �!�,��: , td. the strains of Lohengrin's wedding Atm. L. Eller and children, Gwen� Shepherd, ETwi Xipfer, Ruth Bell W and Mr.s. Earl Pahner returned ',\ : ' r. - �, t . � 8
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� .,:, � 4io ao%of 11r. and Mrs. William tin and tulle veil, eaTTying a buuicmet hoTne of Wf.lora�ldl Mies. Win. Love, of Alice Plaff 11, Stanley Tuoker 70, dild, trip out to, Cabf-othia: und going Get ,a PUM011114 06nimi A f thli low. The .
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