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I I I and. elected 25 Conservatives, J.OtMd Rhem from 1914. to 1919- member of the I . . -_ X..
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I vick, out -of eleven seati* I alz gr(� . �was'DirectorGeniral of National SeT- Lou Peters, (H. Boucher, � lodge haN, where the grand march Notes. -Rev. Mr. Turner delivered Successful Music Pupils'_T � . i . _.'� .
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3ffii�Ditoba, electing.'twelve Conserva- Norma J. Habkirk-Alg-, C; Lat. inet of 1921 and minister of -finance in 2.24 Class ingstorn is a very useful citizen of Escanaba, Michigan, last week. colin; elementary piana, (school e;:i- t � �,! �',�, ,
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I . Leo M., G. Hagan�-En I much younger men. He is up ro date Palmerston.' . eiton, was the guest of her sister, � . I,
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.,I6 H. H. Stevens, 6utst , . airtumnal years." Brundson and Mrs. X. Ross. Kenneth, were the guests of Mr. and - �11
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. ervjl xclzei, field marshal of the W. James j1ob,nVton_P,hys., ist. Lapointe. This portfolio ranks with Arnie G�attan, (R. Trench, .0. last week with Wingbam. i�elatives- Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Cornish and Bfxs. ,.- 4t,,.,�,
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constituency, choosing to stay, A., 2nd; Fr. Comp-,, let. I South in the Coinnions, the same con- Welland ......... .... � ... 5 5 4 d been spending their holidays at Georg- at Eliniville, last Sunday. ' . � I I. � k, .. � 11
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. throughout the campaign at head- ,Margaret C, MjcLenn4n- Eing, stituency as his father Donald Guth- Time, 2.14, 2-16� 2.14Yg, 2.15. . Notes�LAir, Lew Rowland, left last ian Bay and Franklin Park, have re- Xiss Edna Bremner, of the Sea- I '1% �1. I
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quarters, bere. on the whole, it was Com,p C.,Eng. Ut.1 2ndo Can. Hist., rie represented from 1876 to 1882. Finished at end of fourth beat at week for Goderich. to resume, big du- turned. forth Memorial Hospital, spent last I I ., I ,�.R
a very large victory, ;more satisfac- 0; An'c.. kist., (3. Y Hugh, Guthrie was first elected to,the, sundown. . �? ties on the C. P. R. I Mxs. Joe Manning had as her guests .Sunday'at her home in the village. I " � �m I ,
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tory, as stated, because it is so de ellar-Alg-, C .0. Mr. and Mrs. Kerley, of TO- last week, Mr. and Mrs. H. Morrisor, Nurse Gretta Mustard, of Gypsum- I 1, L ,
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No -government is usually defeated HULLETT Mrs. Leslie Rapien and little dau.gh- friends! . :,"
John,N. A. 'Mi,cKenzie--Can.. Hist., year. He entered the Union Govern- . .t last week, has returne4l. Alex. Mustard. : . . '
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*4 is commonly a combination. .t I ---�;b He belcame mifiisteT of mibtia An, Old Hullett Boy.Illo,nored.-The at the home of M T rs. D. Regele their daughter and children with them of London, spent the week end at the , �11 ,It ,
L , Die defeat was not d K. Ian Mc&;ii� an. Hist., C; Anc. 1917. Rowing from The Vunn.Yvak Stan- in McKillop. I this w home of the lattel"S mother, Mrs. , . .:'
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I , neral Bennett o,F ,General McRae of Sunnyvale, 'California, refers Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Beinnett and Mr. Taman came up last week ,") Janet Ross. I , ,:.
of Ge Harry N. MeLeod-40hem. C. Arthur 'Reighen took over the prem- dard, ., ..
� but to general depression. The de- retained that to a prelsentation. recently made to Miss Amy Love spent Wednesday in visit his mother, who has been under Mr. and Mrs. Dan Aikenhead and I ,;t�, -
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1 � 11 I pr.ession in. business, in employment Comp., ,q,d. � portfolio, until 'the government was an old Hullett boy.. 1Mir. W. R. Living- London. the doctor's care for some time. We daughter,'of Winnipeg, are -at pT�ese-nt ..,�.;11�
I . erally, ,Laura A. Mole -Eng. Comp,, C ; defeated,' . ston. Mr. Livingston i6s t -he elde�--t gan 'Mrs. R. Jackson and daughter, Vel- irre glad to say she is slowly improv- visiting at the home of his brother. I I ,. , ,�,, �-
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4 restless. The King go,vernment fonica A. Nolan - Eng. Comp. 1926, 'Mr., Guthrie. wwagain minister . ;
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the world recession but it was held, to Anc. Hist., 2Idd- Geom.. 211d; Phys., er of the GonseVyative party in the third generation of that family. In spending her vacation at her home Mrs. Tamblyn was in Blyth last years. ' �, , . ,� I. �,Z
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, be- The other 'side f6rmented this 2nd; Lat. Comv�' his early days 'MT. Li stun was a here. Tuesday. While there sbe attended Word has been receilved of the death '.
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I . proclaimed everywhere great athlete and is 21f keenly in- Miss Jean Drager spent the week the, funeral of the late MT. Carr. of Mrs. Peter Campbell, of Moose' . I . ' ,�
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and 'Iva L. Nott -:41g., 2nd;, Chem., C; and 1927. He was a c4p,didate for the :.-:11.1 I
C given a chance, their Tev�6dy terested in sports. He 'is a brother end in Galt and �a,ttended the Sparks-, ' ,Mr. and Mrs. Rose, of London, was Jaw, a former resident of Stanley. � .
ttz% , -Lat. A., 3rd; Lat. Comp., 2nd; Fr. A.. leadership in the Conservative con- n, of Hul- George wedding. a guest at the home of Mr. and I T&S. "Penny Wize and Pound Foolie-h." �14.4
,, 4�ould be quick. and effica,clous. The 3rd;- Fr. Comp., 2,nd, veption at Winnipeg 'in 1.92q and in of Mr. Thomas Living1st, .4. 1
1, 4r,aujdjan people axe taking them at Raymond .F. Nott----1GeOm-, - lst- the voting came, next to Hon. R. B. lett, although seven siqiie'r'� were, born Mrs. Joseph Davidson and son. William Brigham last week. Picnics are the order ,Of the day in , ; .I.,
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their -word and will try them Put. Phys., 2nd. Bennett. Since then he has been re- botweeT4 them: "Big doing at the Murray, are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller motor- Brucefield now, and on Monday,, Aug. I . :., ,
. takings meeting of the Masonic lodge ofWed- the former's parents. ed to Thornd,ale last week. While there 4th, �Civic Holiday,' I thought I coald I I
. 'They .have Promised under Mary J. O'Conmor-Eng. Lit., C,; cogni'zed as- the financial critic of the 1� ...
, ollars and they will . nesday night, and -all on account of 'Rev. IMT. Chand-ler occupied the pul- they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. spend the day to advantage among , -
costing a billion d Can. Hist., ,C; Ane. I -Est., 3rd. official Opposition. He is a concise . .11 ....
be expected to "come across", -not in Ignatius O'Leary-Alg., ist; Fr. A., and convincing speaker with an im- W- R- Livingston,, Sunnyvale'-- Grand pit of Duff's 'United Church last Sun- Lee They were. accompanied by Mr. my old friends in BTucefield. Upon . �.,
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everything under way in a year. Per- will be Mal9ter .'Mason for 57 years. It was visited old friends here. . Crav�fOra had Mr. and arniving in , J . ,
I ,R. George Parke-Chein., C.; Fr. married, a Presbyterian. , IHL- in one of the top spots of his eventful The many friends of Mrs. 'Mr. -and Mrs. early morning train, I was informed . t,
V formance may very w�ll Rro"� More A., C; Fr. Comp., 2nd-. 1, 64 next Wednesday. He resides ' John Mrs. Kunkle, of Niagara, visit them that a picnic to Goderich had been 11 , I . �
. career and he enjoyed it immensely. Smillie will be sorry to hear that she for the past two weeks. arranged and I was to he ther honored -.1
difflcult than but thev will Lorne J. Pinkney--;Alg., 3rd; Chem. Guelph, Ontario. ::
', be bold out top7t��, defeated gov- 3rd; Fr. A., C; Fr. Compq 3rd. Hon. R. J. Manion. , The lo -die was -opened and closed In still continues very low. I I
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1) perienced and resourceful opposition Can. Hist., C; -Geom., 3,rd; Pbys-, C. new minister of railways and canals of the EasteIrn, Star and other visi- to Goderich after spending a week at TUCKERSMITH as many of my old friends in, the .11 I .
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,: ,Ebcamining a -little closer into ,the ,Mary P. ReidiFr. A., 3rd; Fr,, has what is regarded as one of the ' morn as I could. and as noon came I , �.
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. p., 3Td- of which was the presentation to Mr. derwent an operation for appendicitis week end at the home of ,Miss Jean .. ,I -
. ,.�'. ,, . '� !greatest single element in the de- ,C�ordon- C. Rennie--Lat. A., C,; Lat. ministry because -of the prospect of right he -arty welcome and an mvita- ",
l . .. . n. which found ,an outlet was Comp.,C; Fr, A., C; Fr. Clomp., 2nd. important developments in the St. Livingston of a 50 -year gold-Masonie in Listowel Hospital, is improving Fatherringham. tion to dinner. I wish to state right �1!
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#I ( 11 . . ,svVn unemployment. " 'Geom. has ,already had ministerial o . ' * Ken- ily .spent Sunday with friends in Gode- everything on the table from fresh . �,!
, � _ Rather, it was Lijt., 3td; Anc. Hist., -C-, Alg-, C; xperi- with seven years to spare. Presenta- ,Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Sobier and ;'It
. tho so-called "batter menace." Can' 2,nd. ence. He was minister of Soldiers' tion addresses were made by Char- neth .are spending their vacation with rich. -corn to ripe tomatoes, and after .the � '. I
I a&, , under a treaty has -been selling ,M. Elizabeth, Rolph7-Dug. Lit., 2nd. Civil Re-establishn-dent in 1921 untfl Ies English, inspector of District 54 finiends at Simcoe. Miss Lillian Richardson spent Sun- innerman was satisfied, the car was ,.".
and T. M. WIright, inspector .Of Dis- Mrs. Thomas Clark is visiting day at her home in. Tuckersmith, waiting at the door and the party all ..::
New Zealand $17,006,01010,000 Worth Of Weigaret Ross -Eng. Comp., 3rd; the defeat of the Meighen government. tridt .5-3, Who ware introducid ,by F. friends at Clinton. . , t� I I
I goods and buying $12,0010,000 worth. Eng. Lit., C- Can. Hist., C. In the -short Meighen administration Mr. and Mrs. A. McGregor spent ready to go, just as I discovered. I . .
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101 ... . stainly in butter. ,Canadian farinerg F.1-orence A. Ryan�.-Alg., C; Chem.. Of 1926, he was 'postmaster general. . E. Faust, wo�shipful master of Sun- Gill -Clark. - A pretty event took Sunday @it the home of the 14tter's -was a little short of finance. So I . �, ..
I I . . bave been selling more milk and .Wd; Lat.*A., -C; Lat. 'Comp., 8rd; Fr . . He was member of the Liquor Con- nyvale lodge. .T%.e speakers made place at Hickory Lane Parm, Walton. sister, Mrs. R. P. Bell. borrowed a couple of bucks from my , ".
�, . and making less butter, but .. ctive talks and when Janet, only daughter of IMr. Barn Burned. -The barn: on the friend Swan, and we departed in a I t:�
"V��: i ' Clark, was unit- farm of Mir. John A. McKenzie, half fine closed limousine, in real style. We !
A. 2nd; Fr. Comp., 2nd. trol Boarrid of Ontario for a time af_ eloquent and instru . :.1 �
. tTea;1cL% of everything has latterly Mice l. Sienion-Eng. Comp.p 3Td; ter the government's defeat. Dr. Man- each *complimented Mir. Livingston and Mrs. William G. . .11 I
4. for big long and useful service in Ma- e -d in marriage to Francis A. Gill, of a mile west of Egraondville, and one made a gallant start but� a, poor fin- .. �
:: � faen. There -fore, when they werP E,ng. Lit., ist; Anc. 'Hist, let; Alg., ion won the Military Cross in the war . I'.
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flobd Of competitive, butter, the argu- , Ist. . e al solos by Eugene of Norwich, uncle of the -bride. Rev- Tuesday morning, About four O'clock races we're in progress, so, we repair- 'i,
D'Orlean ,G. Sillsi-�Can. Hist., C. ; was born in- Pembroke, Omt., in 1881 gram were ' voc . t *
. 4 ment, so industriously ,exploited-, fell Phys_., 3rd. .1111. bf Irlph-Canadian ancestry and will Whitten, accompanied by Elton Cam- Dr. Marsh united the bride?s parents Mrs. McKenzie was awakened by the ed to the race course, and entered the
� � *A receptive ea,m . ell; piano monologues by Dorothy Kay 27 years ago. The houSL- Was artis- light and when she looked out the grounds. Wac and Rugl-de took to . � I .1
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i ti" and ,flis and tically decorated with roseA, Sna -le barn seemed to be in flame>. the grandstands while Honas arid I
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' I - in for a share of the honors, being palms. The wedding march was play- quickly to the call, -but the fire had races were called one after another.
atiothor party enters office. A spe- Mary Thompson --Eng. Comp., 3rd-, Liberal in 1916. He was elected to nted ,with a handsome bouquet ed by Miss Vera M. Gardiner, cousin �
. the Conimons as -a Liberal Unionist preso gained such headway tha� 'nothing betting was brisk, many were 'win-
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elfa setsion oif parliament will meet Eng., Lit., Q by Worthy Matron Dimple Wakelleli of the bride, The, bride, Who was giv- could be done to save the 'building. ning good
. Wx. Bennett promised ndall--LUg., Ist; Chem.. in 1917 and. has represented that con- _ -money and Honas advised �
in ,September. , E. Neil Ty in behaff -of the Eastern Star Gbap- en, in mairriage by her father, wore R They did, ,however, succeed in- saving me, to rialg,
Ir 1, -, to summon, that body to deal with stituency ever since. He is the au _ -a little money on Spark .
C. ;Fr. A., IC; Fr. Comp., 2md,. thor ter. - ,Her response wag also- highly gown Of white georgette over satin, the house and Other Outbuildings, Plt?g,_,Warky won the race and, we %.
. the end of Sep- ' ard- of "A Surgeon in the Arms." He '� a . ,�
uueInploymieni. At ,4��a M. Walla-ce-Eng. Comp., , I A banquet was"ser, fashioned on long lines, With closely- which were in close proximity to the eacfi won a dollar, Go my friend ad- 1.
.., �� . -tember I Nhe will have to leave ,to at- Eng. Lit., 2nd; n. Hist., STd; Ane - gold medallist Of Toronto University appredated. ,Aed �,
", tend in London the Imperial confer- G; Alg., I m., 2nd; Lat - and is -a vigorous speaker of the ftht_ in the banquet room and a jolly'time fitted waist and was ankle length. The barn. I -row the fire originated is not vised me to double on the next bet
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r A,g,,n it may not be. Li pe. He has three sons. The re- talk in which, he mentioned a certain and [brilliants. She also wore shoes been us d in t e a the P-IeviO113 again. I now had three dollars. I
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brief * I I S. Irene Wankell-Eing. Comp., C; Ing ty . incident which occurred on a train, of white satin. Her veil was Of 6m- evening and no machi�nerry 'had been could pay Jim -Swan back and have I .
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. I � —_ I I —_ --- in operation in it for a week. Some one dollar left. I was doing well; the , ,
I it there. - I � ard; Chem., C. . � (Continued on page 6) - -_ pigs, two calves and 40 tons of hay races were good -and interesting; the I I
---.*-- Margaret S. Watson-Eirg., Comp. . go lost. There was a1T1 in5ur- afternoon was short and soon sped 1A
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.r� . . I � I MIDDLE,SCHOOL 9 conte over and we left t e Gun ,3, on '
,, . I M.' R. Joa,tL Webster-Alg., 2nil; SEAFORTH RACES , Public Utility Commission of Seaforth McKenzie's loss above the insurance c'haffeur bad evaporated-, vanished ':
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.. 6 wrote their Mid- Dorothy 1. Wilson - Eng. Comp. !n the driving park on Wednesday seen anywhere. .
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, ard; Bag. Lit., C.; Ge*rn,, C; PhYS. asteirnoo,ii of this week, and was fav� and wide inquiries but nobody could .1.1,
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_ . In fact the weather was a little too I High Constables of the county. Even .,
11 . , Itot; isecond grade prAficientyp 66 to C.; Lait, A., C- Lat. Comp", 3rd; Fr. fine ,,, it kept the farmers on the land NOTICE TO WATERTAKERS Mr. John Fingland, of Londe-sba,ro, Oc- ,..
I Larks, -2rad; third grade proficiency A,, 3rd; Fr. Co6p., 2nd. curpied the pulpit on Sunday last jiminy Reynolds declared he 'had nev- .. 11 I , ,
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60 t, . _ - I . I .-OW-1.... that the attendance was�. disappoint- , Mr. and Mrs. Wil,liam Th at ten, -o'clock, no s�pper, no dinner' I;I,
prdfidgiiey;`50 to 69 �ilarks, C. Notice -is hereby given that Section 24 of By-laws , on, Fred, of Toronto, visited at the
e. D1. Alberhart-Alg. C; Ing. g I was the only one who lucky enough ,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me- .� �If,
. 1.1i Beatrie WHO'S WHO OF The 1 -aces, however, were the best prohibits sprinkling the streets through hose by t6 -be invited, out to dinner go we raid- . ,!X�
Chem., 2ftd. - ,�,-* in years. There aA e enti y . Gregor on Sunday la,st. . ..
I 3rd'; irst Obtain- f To- ed a hot dog stand and filled up on :.`I�
4 I I%3beA `3 �A�beAart-�Cbem_ s dTi -n out, mak- private consumers unless permission is f Mrs. Phillips and children, o- ga and pop. Then- what about a 1, ,�14'1, I
n ,0,oj;�., C,,,..Fjen,eh 'A, 9rd; Fr. BENNETT'S CABINET and every horge-wa ys at do ,... �
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I Lati . I 1. ., ed, and pone shall be allowed to sprinkle or use in runto, aTe spending their holida conveyance to get home? Hughie sag- . 1
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I I eileii Am6tit-Atlg: 1 � . Foll6 any manner whatsoever the water supplied upon Mr. ,and -Mrs, Oliver Anderson and gest 1��,,
'Lat.. A., , -, Vi..A., W; 'I SterS rialmed by Born. R. .B. Bennett 2.14 Class. M. -and ,Mrs. Robert Clark spent Sun- built a sidewalk ffim Go&rich to : I'. :� . . i I..
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. .. I bhoin. himself) for hi- P day evening in Listowel, ,Mrs. Clark appeal, W . 1�11-!kl` ,�
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I 1. I # ' 0610A -A* vil I Ron. R. 13. Ben Klingj�tot) .... .......... 4 1 1 1 - ,Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatley and . :,F�4
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let; Lat. A ard Lat. and nine o'clock in the afternoon. This time limita the gaoler, co An. I I .
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A,, 2-nd. Fr. Co�n.P-f 181t., I."' -'.11" , . May Patch (H. Brewer, goth- daughters, Blanebe and Elva, visited . "
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. �d lb stak6 for external affairs. W<ql�) ........ ............ 1 2 2 2 tion shall not apply to meter use at N Hamburg o . ��--
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