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for honors. iGoderich won' the. NCQU en, Dr. mO)leyw and witbout' apy, e., no. I , I 1, I
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' -pan . Ir Bros. Ancouss, (c) ,'- W,. Miller, J. *6 ' 1 ,"4 : I I , rhubarb gnd cherry,. MTS.4 Eck . J1. t r I 11 N*b' &'TO M#W .i, , -; , ,
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the cup donated- this year by W. G. 'Pax.T, Noble. Bros.; s ,of agricu . . 1 1 , I a'. Tire , . %
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X-edd, M.L.A., for the second, highest r . , .." "I" the baser elements of nature i 411'j,pita'It .1 - - i
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were divide,d' as follo*s; Senior girl; ag;, C. kewirt. - ... I T thy and altruj4iq. ideal . qi ,,, .4;4 11 , M
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burgs (c) T. Wilsop-, R. Doan (h) R. / ", mpa . I Ba . '6' 'Fri 7'rF IWIM V
. . Lauchlin, W. Jeffrey; grape jelly, R- ism. The little child ,with ;drippled' , ' J0 ,'" ' " - 41, ,
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, . I lean, and 2nd berry jelly, R.Cunningliam, J. Oarno- sym ge, ts too ,lacg' fro I , 01M 114
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Olive Lawsork, Exet irl, ' Heavy, Draught --Brood mare hav-
I ,Kay, Goderich; intermediate boy, and 2nd, H. Lamont- - h t . . h 111` :1 .,
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OTse colt Or Bantams, Clean. (c) T. Wilson, W. clian., canned corn, J. Cowan J. Cani;.. itfi4 Seri I . - . ) ... 1. , .I "It
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W.' Joynt'' Hemall; junior boy, R. mare colt, 111. Lamont, L.,Arm;stron'g; Miller, (h) W. Miller, T. Wilson., (cr I . I— . toch-an; canned beans, J. 04wan, J. he -purposeth in his hear -t so lot hi , , , , Aej _ wi %A -4
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Brock, H-Lsdll. . - two year 'old filly or gelding, H. and p) W. , , .F. , idti . :
I . . Lamont, A..;CoT1gq,u-, L. ArrnistroU ( Noted for it's. steat heat" Parnochan;
I . 1 c and h)- 0. T nfl S, Sons, Dan- . Samis, J.'Ccwan; canned chicken, R, for God- foveth a cheerful gliver." ir'.tile ,Laii'd cemeterj,, 49, A 'T
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I yearling 4-11- :-or ge ang, b .ok, (cr) 0. Turnbull & Sons,; . Cunningham, T. Wi .; ,pint pressed Yours sincerely,
h son. heavy draft team, B. Hemming- rO , Jor, , , &X` ;-;
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' 100 yard dash -1: McKay, Goderiel , b6cse (yoi;pg), Douglas Bros. and N.. CLPFF imeat, T. Wilson, Mrs. Henderson; I/ in, the distrioi t=61 i' ? - .1.
. 1. W-aki", 4. ATms-troug, J. Rieha,dson; 2nd- ducks (old and young), Dougiks I & SONS . . gft
10 4-5 secondi-.V. Elliott, God4ricl, . home-made soap, T. Salkeld, R, 40 pay the last--possiblo I 11 IV!, il, 11 , i' ; . , , .- ,-. i
, I : mare or -gelding, any age, Mrs. Brig- Br ' . '' ." ., 1,
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, I - I as, and 2nd; pair of pigeons H - Brimblecombe; best household labor- I Measm John W11son Robert 1 I .
B. Middleton, blin-66n. , am " I . . - - I.,
. vari . . - _1 saiving device, home-made, Mrs. D. I E. 'I ,
Hop, step and jump, - RYckmap. Lamont; best 6 birds, any 'ety, STAFFA . Iolhungsworth JAia' . .
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1wads*9 - Brood mare, having confined to BYUSSels, )Grey and'Mor- Reborne; sunflow 3,&S. Fowler; best 8 articles of food suit School Report---4The following i's lianz P410-7 a . ii
Emote . or, 40. WeGavin . . nd, ,
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r, 39,feet; V. Elliott, Goderich, 'Crozier, 6. Vlc- -V Cilarke; best Pens D. ,Fowler, , h epo o ' ina Triends 0 _ dece a I ..
I LMIged. foal, in 1930, A. ris T C. Mson, C. O,iaecti >n of gard ' pro- able for a working man's supper .
4G. Skinner, -Exeter. rse ok mare . en , W. t e monthly r Tt f the exam - . f . . . . . I'll , " -.,,.,!
') Quarries E. Pollard; ho any variety, W. T. Miller and 2nd, C. duee, Dr. Grieve, W.:'Reborne, Jeffrey, R. Brimblecombe, Mrs. I. tions held -at School Section No. 4, residents -of th IS 11 " ,..
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PRODUCTS 1-Bbbert, for September. Sr. IV - bearers. .. . - ."
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minutes and 14 2-5 seconds; !.'Taylor, colt, E' Po DAIRY - Johnston. .. I ;
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. year old filly or gelding, N. HcCAuley;, GRAIN Cr m9de, Mrs. Continued on Page Two Rhea Ross 731/o. Jr. IN-Win.'Buftson fl.9' .oT - `:
. Goderich; R. Parke, .Seaforth. I ock of butter, home- ral tributes were ,received; as f ., ., :, , 1, ', "
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%One year ,old fift or gelding, J. Rich- , ,., I , o I
Pole vault --The record was broken - - J. Shaw, J. A. Howe, MT9. L. Parr ; 77.3, Roy Ross 64. Sr. III - Pearl lows: Across from the fimlly P, l,. "'." : I. J -
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frdson; buggy horse, L. Scott, A. White fall wheat, 0. Turnbull & I .0 * I - . , ",
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R. StoddaTd, of Goderich, doing 12 - . . tablebutter, prints, Mrs. J. Shaw, W. , Ross 69, Arthur Smile 63, Verna lows, from Lawrence and. R Orle I I P, :,,,,
Crozier; 'gentleman's outfit, L. Scott, Som., A. Schmidt, E. Nichol; red fall 1. ;, ',*,.; I, -
feet 6 inches, a foot higher than the I Jeffrey, W. McInn1S.- butter in rolls, Fawelett 60. Jr. III_ --Cliff Ord Faw- Hebert, Mr, and Mrs.-S,,W. Burnell,. - 1"; "...., ,,,
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Wessa record and 6 inches higher than - S McKinnon, W. Freeborn, W. Jef- cett 66, I.--Rossie Coleman, and of Desbarats; MTs. J. St. Michael of , ;,,., , ,
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CATTLE . Schmidt,'S. Alton, J. Sterhng, ' barley, &y. Spencer Jeffery (equal) 77, Ross the Sault; wreaths from ,the WeLley .1 ,: ._.I, ,,f,, ,;
Stoddard. did at the British Empire - CHILDREN . "Al.
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&rowed, S. Aaton, A. Schmidt; white . . . . . . ) ,, ` .,
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games at Hamilton; V. Elliott, Gode- Shorthorns -Bull, two years old and S. Alton, J. Gal- DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES Dear Expositor: To each individyal Smile 62. PrimeT Hugh Doig, 85, TIaxi Comoan-y staff, the Degree t6am' ... I '.,*,`_.59 7
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riek second, and7 Skinner, of Exeter. O- e,r, k-#rr Bros... L. . Parr; bull, one cy quilthig, Lloyd Miller and, Doris Smile (equal) of the Canadian Order of Choien . , I ,;. ,, J' 7
third. . I A. Schmidt, T. Quilt, fan T. Salkeld, of the human family the possession 74 Leona Fawcett 72. . Number On Friends, Lodge No. 483, Agnes Mur- '.::', ,`.5"?
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year old, 0. Turnbull & Sons Td. Crich; 2
small peas, A. PJXS. 1. Johnston- crochet quilt, Dr. of health for himself or herself and , 11 ' ,A_
Broad jump -V, Elliott, Goderich, bull calf, Senior, M. Crich, Oestricher - roll, 14; ,average attendance, 12 - ray (Laird); 'Sprays from Mr, ancl ' .. ,!, .', "...,
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9% timothy seed, S. Grieve, Mrs. -Savage;* knitted quilt,for the comn' they re I—. ,
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-, Gode- roe ' C arb - . Mrs. Lloyd Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. R . "..I...
18 feet 5% inches; R. Stoddard 33 mm, Alton; -sheaf wheat, A. Schmidt, 0. Dr. 'Grieve, J. ow.Tf,; patchwor'K side, is a subject of the utmost im- P ara Sinipsons. Teacher. I .: 11,
., M Crich' 'bull calf, JP - - E., Walls, MT. and Mrs. Victor Hebert, 4;',_ `
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lyckman, Exeter. . ' Kerr Bros:, - M. Turnbull & Sons- sheaf Oats, A. quilt, Mrs, 1. Johnston., G. Stewart- , 1. ,
Tich; R Oestrichor Bros., portance. No present date intelli- .
220 yards -V. Elliott, Goderich, 25 Cri,ch; best male, any ge, Kerr Bros.; Schmidt, 0. Turnbull & Sons. log cabin quilt, Mirs. L 1qhnston, Mrs: - ll ny the fact that ., MT, a d Mrs. F. W. Radke, Canadiiii .1 :, '. I I ,
1-5 seconds; J. McKay, God-erich; B. n I e in calf, . MANLEY Order of Chosen Friends, Lodge X6.'. _`?fl.
ii1ch cow ,or cow we 1 g6n McKelvey; appleque quilt, Mrs. 1. since the advent of the automobile and .; ' ;
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39ddleton, Clinton. fourr years or over, M. Crich, Kerr FRUIT its accessories that accidents are con- 433, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips s .. '.. , , 'r 1: ,
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, Shot put, '12 pounds -R. Fisher, Bros. and 3rd- milch cow under four Johnston, F. Samis; -knotted and tuft timiously increasing in number and Notes.-Potatn digging and bar- Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Amos Harper, Daf , ,. ' :
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Godterich, 36 feet 9% inches; K. Him- years, M. CrA and 2nd -Kerr Bros.; Apples -Baldwins, J. Sterling, T. , i serious menace to hu- vesting mangolds are the order of the ter Michigan, Mr. and Mirs. E. Ran- 11 ,:.,.
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. crop fairer than ex- elt' -Sault: Mr. and Mrs. R. JJ. Ou i!,. -'_
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tery Goderich; L. Stock, Clinton. two year old- hefteT, OestricheT Bros., Salkelld; Famuse. S. Alton, T. Salkeld- . - man life and more especially to snia,,l day with the r- I .,& ,i
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High jump -R. Stoddard, Goderich; Kerr Bros. -and 3rd; one year old Kingof Tompkins Co., J. Sterling, T. children, who if not killed out -right, r,ected, and ,of a high grade quality. '1,
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R. Middleton, Clinton; G. Skinner, heifer,, M. re crippled for life. This undeniable Threshing operations are complet- ,,nd M. McLeod, 'Sault; Mr. and 'Mrs. ;
fact, together with other accidental ed with a bumper cro . "-,;., ! r 17, "
Senior, Oestrielherr Bros., Northern Sp'ies, A. Schmidt, J. Salk- . .4 .
Exeter. heifer calf, WheflAll Others Fail ly, 33 .."I"LP,
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4,M yards -J. McKay, Goderich, 59 M' Crich r the birth of -the wheat, which is the highest priced and Mrs. D. remlin, ar . ..River; , -- -.`,,I?, I
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7 child to the teen'age, leaves every according to a ini. The low Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Stewart, Bar . ., ,, ' A'
4-5 seconds; W. Barrow, Goderirh; Junior, Oestricher Bros. and- 2nd, Kerr ling; Golden, Rwsets, J. Salkeld, J. . *111, according to . I :1 1' I., .
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Hagan, Seaforth. Bros.; herd of Shorthorns, I male and Sterling; Blenheim Pippins (Fall), J. -community with the charge of a num- prices are a g -in.g h -high River; Mr. and, Mrs. E. Buchanan and. I ' , ,
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Half -mile relay -1, Godericb; 2, M. Crich, Sterling, R. Brimble-combe; Tolman . ber of crippled children which with the high price of liv with t e LUXILUy, Echo Bay; and Mr. and Mrs- . , . - ,:: '1111
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4 females, Kerr Bros., I Tryus proper Surgical treatment, would be- tariff in vogue, which is not helping .. LL.
Seaforth. . Oestricher 'ETbs.; best,, females any Sweets. T. Salkeld, J. Cowan; Ontario, ,ome self supporting members of the farmer. The consumer pays the Jack Longworth, Sault. Mr. Taylor '...", I .,
Cricb- threer anima1z, get of J. Sterlini, E. Nichol; Wealthy, T. was born in Londonderry, I-relaTra,
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Intermediate Boys. age, M. for collecting notes, book ac- Canadian citizenship. tariff. nd the son of James and Mary Taylor. . I 1. I.::: ". i
. one sire , M. 6rich, Oestricher Bros., Salkeld, J. Sterling; ,Alexander, J. The Lions organization Of Seaforth Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLoughlin -a 'grated to Canada wlim 11 11 - ;;,-o I
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Pole vault -H. Pickett, Clinton, 9 Kerr Bros., . I * counts, wages, court judgments es The family end , . 1;: ,,,O 0
,Sterling, J. Cowan; Ribstgn Pippins " ghlin made a busine I .
. I etc., any -where in Canada or is doing commendable work respect- Mr. Joe McLou . . . ,-I , k,
Herefords -Bull, one year old, J. A. 'Schmidt, W. Yuill; Colverts, ing thebetterment of the condition of trip to Brussels this week. lie was twelve years, of age, settling . . . . . I I, ,
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feet 2% inches; R. Pryde , Exeter; J. J U. S., A. i . ... 1.1,
LittIle; bull calf, J. Little, -and 2nd; Sterling, J. Bowman.; Roxboro Rus: these dear unfortunate ones. The com- Miss Nellie Desborough, from De- in Hibbert township in Perth County "I . . . . . . .4, ; I
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,Gandier, Clinton. I milch cow, J. Little and 2nd; one year sets, J. Sterling, J. Corman; Canada \ OUR MOTTO: mittee in charge of the work Teport tioit, is spending her holidays with After 14 ,years residence there, they I . 110.
880 yards -Quinn, Exeter, 2 min-. ,old heifer, J. Little, heifer calf, J. Reds, J. Sterling; Cayuga Redstreaks, . consideiable I progress in attending to friends in our burg. removed to a farm in Tuckersmith . , ,..., ,
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utes, and 213/4 seconds; Ross, Clinton; -da, I male and J. Sterling; Fallawater, J. Sterling, -' Court , confid n a and ef - . .0. - township. This firm, incid,entally, . . .. .1 I
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Vftlter, Gode . s, J, Sterling on County. Messrs. R. Murless Jones t . 1: I
Hop, step and, jump J. Sutherland, .4 females, J. Little. W. Yuill; Gravenstein ficient service. Reasonable and Charles Barber visited the Hos- TUCKERSMITH 'family. Most of deceased's early -man- . i ,
4Goderich,',88 feet; R. Aberhart, Sea- Jerseys--;BuR calf, A. Davidson; 2 and 2nd; Maiden' -s Blush, T. Salkeld, Rates. - , "I
year Old heifer, A. Davidson. J. Sterling; Peewaukee, ,0. Turnbull . pital for Sick Children in Toronto last hood was spent in the employ of Kyle . ...., .
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forffi; T. Ross, Clinton, week to ,see little Alice Leith, who Death of Mrs. J )hn Oldfield- -An. I , ,
- Davis, J. E. T. BURNS and Mustard, in Sawmills and grist ... 1111 I
High jump -4. Gaudier, Clinton, r, ' Grade Cattle---- Milch .eow, dairy & Sow, J. Sterling; Ben . . . has been there for some week3 since old and'highly esteemed resident Of mills around Brucefiel-d and Egmopd- . . : 1, , -
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:feet 1% inches; G. Holmes, Clinton; str" , TORONTO LONDON her operation, and who is likely to be Tuckersmith township, passed away v,jll . .
J. Bowman,; infich cow, beef strain, Sterling, J. Speir; Duchess, of Olden- He was married on October 11, I M ,
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E. Smith, Exeter. SEAFORTH in that institution for four more on Monday evening at the home of 1876, at Mitchell, Ontario, to Miss il
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100 yard dasb-W. Joynt, Exeter, 11 Mrs. L. Parr ,and 2nd and 3rd; two burg, J. Co,kan, A. Schmidt; 20-oumee -:1"Im
weeks. The surgeons report favorably, her daughter, Mrs. John Pethick, at Margaret Dobson, of Seaforth. One I'll, I ,;, ", ",
-Clinton; Cardno, year old heifer, Mrs. L. Parr and 2nd, Pippin&, J. Sterling, J. Bowman; 12 P but a pronounced deformity of long Winthrop, in the person of Mrs. John I'll , .
seconds4 Stirling, H. Lamont; ,one year old heifer, M. crabs, J. A -gar, J. Sterling,- 5 ,winter - I son, William James, predeceased him . A
Seaforth. standing requires con-sidera,ble time Oldfleld. Mrs. Oldfield was a daugb- . : Ili ,
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apples, any named variety not ... a - ;
Broad jump -W. Joynt, Exeter, ' and expense for correction. The,j(- .
18 Yuill and 2nd, Mrs. L. Parr. , two ter of the late Richard Green, ; 11
th-One year old steer, bove list, J. Sterling, Mrs. R. J. Mc- as born in Whitby 74 years ago. As Six daughters, Mrs. G. C. Wesley, . % 11 I I
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feet 11 inches; R. Carter, Clinton; T 'Grade Oat sympathetically-bearted Lion -gentle- w , Thomas Wyatt, Miss Margaret ,
. W. Yuill, J. -Bowman and 3rd; steer,Lauchlan; 5 Fall apples, -any named ung girl she moved with her par- TVITS- I L
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Sutherland, Godericb. . men also brought back -with them lit- a yc ,
220 yards -W. Joynt, Exeter; Ster- calf, Senior, J. Little, Mrs. Parr; steer variety not in above list, T. SalkeRd, ed quilt, Mrs, Samage, Mrs. McKel- tle Joseph Nigb, whose operation Some ents to Hibbert township, where she Taylor, Mrs. Wesley Taylor, of Echo - 1 1
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calf, Junior, O.'Turnbull, & Son, MrE'. J. Cowan; six varieties of winter ap- vey- bedspread in fancy stitch, J, weeks ago is a pronounced, success, resided. until her marriage to , ,'Mr. Bay; and Mrs. Charles Phillips, Of* . . I
ling, Clinton; T. Ross, Clinton. eties Ho e, R. Brimblecombe; coniforter, and who will be running around play- John Oldfield 42 years ago, when elip- Chicago. Mr. Taylor ca,me to Algoma , 11 i
Shot put -R. AbeThart, Seaforth- Parr and 3rd; heifer calf, Senior, ples, J. Speir, J. Cowan; 6 vari tcownship. Mr. Oldfield on October,18th, foTty-one years ago, . .1 : 1, ,
' Mrs. Parr and 2nd, H. Lamont; heifer of Fall appl s, J. Cowan; Fall pears, fancy, home-made, Mrs. R. J. Me-!ing and happy in about two months came to this .ty.,
J. Sutherland, Goderich; G. Holmes, calf, Junior, J. Bowman, Mrs. Parr; T. Salkeld; Winter pears, J, Sterling, Laueblin, J. Cowan; comforter, prac-itime. Arrangements are now undex predeceased her a few months ago, on the old steamer Atlantic, landing 4 , , r.
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ter one fat steer, W. Yuill and, n4,and 3rd; J. Gowan-; plums, any variety, T, Salk- tical, R. Brimblecombe, Mrs. G. Hen- i way for attention to a child from the I I ,-
440 yards W. Joynt, Exe , ,aughter, Mrs. John Pethick, of of Bar River from that time until 1.
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minute and 2 4-5 seconds; E. Quinn best animal on the grounds, beef type, eld, ,Mrs. R. J. McLauchlin; 3 varle- derson; hooked mat, Mrs. Wilmoiit,iporthern. part of the county, iequir- one d . I . I :- I I
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tiess off plums, R. Thompson Dr. W. Jeffrey; most useful article made; . )p, and Mr. W al was held times as a councillor in Laird town- I . .
, j. Little, W. Yuill, J. Bowman. , illiam Old -field, his death. He served at various
Exeter; T. Ross,'Clinton. Grieve; cluster of grapes, L. Russel, from I yard of factory cotton, Mrs. D, surgical and hospital treatment. This of Tuckersmith. The funer
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Half -mile relay -1, Clinton; 2, Sea- SHEEP R. Brimblecombe. Fowler, Mrs. R. J. McLaughlin: braid-, on, when the ser- a member of the Presbyterian church. ,!..Y
forth; 3, Goderich. . cases within the next few weeks, and Wednesday afterno .. ,
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Leicesber--Aged. ram, J. Cowan, A. ROOTS AND HOED CROPS it is to be hoped that all the crippled vices were conducted by Rev. I ....,i..
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I Junior Boys. . pair of woollen, mitts, home-made, .Q. - . I
. Mayberry & Son shearling ram, A. children under the care of the Lions Myers, Rector of St. Thomas' Ci urch, "N I
Mayberry & Son: G. Brown; ram , Bushel early potatoes, named, R. Mrs. Savage, Miss Livingston; man's Clubof Seaforth will be properly look- Seafortl4, assisted, by Rliv. W .F. . .1.1 '. ,.
Hi working shirt, -home-made, Mrs. Hen- CROMARTY ,
gh jump ---4E. Campbell, Clinton, 'Hoover, S. Russell, G. Campbell, A. . Interment was , 1;
4 feet and 7 inches; 'R. 'Brock, Hen- lamb, G. Bro-wii and 2nd; ewe, two deroon, Miss Livingston; man'3 pair ed after before winter sets in. Thus Smith, of McKillop -Y, the . .*.i
shears and over, A. Mayberry & Son-, Schmidt; late potatoes, -named, S. , the crippled children of this district made in Maitlandbank cemetei * . . "I'll
sall; H. Wilkins, Godericb. of socks, wool,, han,d-made, fine, 0- of Huron County hopefully and joy.. pallbearers being Messrs. William, Notes. -Rally day was observed im I ,,
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Half mfle,-- . Brock, Hen-sall, two G. Brown.;,. sbearling ewe, A. May- Russell, R. Hoaver, W. Reborne, C. Hemi' . , the ser-
t, berry and 2nd; ew,6 lamb, A. May- Clarke; Swede turnips, R. Hoover, ngway, W. ReboTne; -man's -pair ously discern in the Lions Club that James, Adam'and W. J. Shol4ice and the church on Sunday last ",""',
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minutes 28Y2 seconds; Z Sherri' , berry & Son, G. Brown; pen, A. May- Mrs. McKelvey; turnips, any other of socks, han4-made, coarse, W. Re- ray of brightness that tend-, towar ex. Wallace. vices '.1 .
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Hensall- J. Johnston, Godierich. borne, 0. Hemmingway; one quart the alleviation of their suffering. irk Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Keys and Mrs. Miller, of Monktom. :A,
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Shot 'Put -J. Wright, 33 feet 5 in- berry * Son, J. Cowan. variety, R. 1 oover, A. Sch maple syrup, J, Carn-ochan, Airs. G. fact -it is their sheet anchor of hope A. Nicholson attended the fall ,dair Mr. John McCulloch and Mrs. Col- . '.. I
- Downs -Aged Tam, Arke-11 field carrots, J. Howe, Mrs. D. Fowler- .;;;.
Oxford "t thi n Te a r last week. well visited in Harriston with friend& . ..
ches; E. Gillespie, Seaforth;,W. Suth- &' I ohiisto .` 'Henderson; honey in the eorab, '17. from a life misery for witbou s i esw te , 1, ,
I Sons, M. Henry; shearling ram, long table carrots, Mrs. I. 3 .7 Misr, Helen Gibbons was a Sunda * Over the week end. They ,were ac- .1 .
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log _vard dash - R. Brock, Hensall - Arkell & Sons and 2nd; ram lamb, X. R. Hoover; early horn carrots, R. .11,
Hoover, Dr. Grieve; long red beets, visitor -at the 'home of Miss Mary companied by Mr. Joseph , 1,
11 2-5 'Iseconds; W. Cudmore, 'Sea' ffe=y, D. McGowan; ewe, two Shears. . Papple. daughter, Ada. "I .
and over, M. Henry., Arkell & Sons; R. Brimblecombe, A. Schmidt; blood - Mr. Pearson Charters had the Tnis- Rev. Mr. Elder, of Milverton, form- . i
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feet 2 inches; P, Page , Goderich; D Henry; ewe Iamb, M. HenTy, Aykell parsnips, Dr. Grieve J. 1J.qwe; winter ."
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PT -T 7 foot. We are all glad to hear that friends in the village on Thursday ,"j .
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. 3 j Dorset Horns- -Aged ,ram, 1M. Henry Schmidt; isugar mangolds, R. Nichol, Ine I Mr. and -Mrs. 'T. J. Ric'hardeo"T. funeral services of Mrs. Peart, one of' .. ..,
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220 yaTdt--R. Brock, Hens -all, 26 j. and 2nd- shearling ram, D. Brooke; P. Stoviir`t; man,go,ld Wurzels, long I a I .., " I I
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seconds; W. Cudmore, Seaforth; and Mrs. Gordon Richardson and Miss the older members of Crom rtY i ',.
e, Seaforth. ram lai i, , M. Henry, D. Brooke; ewe, red,P, Stewart, A. Schmidt; long yel- Lillian Richardson, spent Sunday at church. . .
two shears and -over, M. Henry and low mangolds, P. Stewart, J. Ster- 11 Al.
step and jump --K. Hockey, the home of Mr. Frank Jones and . Mr. and Mrs. Quance motored to ". I
61111"Op"i 2nd; sheaTling ewe, M. Henry and ling; yellow Globe mangaids, P. Stew- Harpurhep Cemete r Mrs. Potter. Milverton on Sunday last to visit with F.
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Exeter; R, Brock, Hensall; P. Page, and, ewe-larab, M. Henry, D. Brooke; art, J. Sterling. .0 Woman's Institute. -The Woman's friends, also to attend anniversary- .01''
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Broad jump - K. Hockey Exeter, pen, Institute held their monthly meeting s , in Mr. Elder's church, Milver- ",
Sl1rOPSbiT8 DOWTIS4Aged ram, J. on Octol>er Ist, at the home of Mary ton. '11 . .
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Gillespieb Seaforth; Oam all,' Clin' Thompson and 2nd; shearling ram, J. Onions from ,seed, red, W. Brown, At -a joint meeting of the Managing Board and those interested Papple. There was a rehl good at- W. M. S. -The October meeting of' A".
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ton. ThompsDup tendance. The meeting opened -with ", ..
Half -mile relay - Seaforth, Hen- J. Howe; Onions from Seed, Silver in the Harpurhey Cemetery, held in First Presbyterian Church on the W. M, S. was held on Friday last V
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Ross, skin,, J. Howe, Dr. Grieve; onions from the Institute Ode and repeating of at the home of 'Mrs James Hill. The I .
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sa'H, Clinton. and ,6ver, J. Thompson. and 2nd; Monday evening, September 29tb, 1930, a Committee was appointed the Lord's 'Prayer. The roll call was 1 " , ,,,
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. seed, yellow, Dr. Grievie, J. Howe; on- president, Mrs. Olimer, presided. The, . I
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I ewe, J. Thompson, D. - meeting opened by singing Psahn I 11
. Senior. Girls. shearling Tons from seed, Giant Rocca, Dr. t e ri!zo -- T -,-,:r,'. 7und, which would provide for the perpetual main- answered with "An economy wrinkle." ,
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H4DP, Step and jump -Olive Lawson, Brooke- ewe -lamb, J. Thompson and Grieve; onions from ,top sets, Dr. ,.cran-ce of the graves of the pioneer settlers buried in that Cemetery. A paper was,given by Miss Alice Selection 1019, "Unto the Hills," and' I ... A
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VAetdrs 27 feet 11% inches; Norma 2nd; pell, J. Thompson, W. Ross. Grieve'- onions from Dutch cets, G. was of great interest to every- Prayer by the president. The roll I , . 111,'
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1-Ubkirlr, Seafortb; Beatrice Aber- HOGS - ftewaA, P. Stewart; quart top Orion This Committee is as -king those having relatives buried there, one. Mrs. A. Kirk then rad- . ;
bart, Seafoith. Bacon 'Hogs --Boar, one year and ' i in the Glad Tidings and was re- ,, ,
sets, T. Wilson, Dr. Grieve; Dutzh and all those interested in seeing that all the graves are cared for, ing on "Intoxicating Dr nks and Un- fro 11 ). I
15 yard, dash -1, Beryl Pfaff, Exe- over, 0. Turnbull & Song, S. Alton, sets, 9. Brimblecombe; potato onidna, 7 11
Olive Lawson, Exeter; 3, B. Douglas BTos.; boar under IV year and to six-tiscribe to thiq fiind. employment," which showed us if we sponded, by a large number of the . '. . ., I
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ter; 2, 71. Agar, P. Stewart; 6 ears Of corn, only stopped to think how we could members, there being thirty-tbTe.0 . , ,. 111' ,
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'eibart, . over 6months, Douglas Bros. and 2nd; - present with quite a number of visi- I... , ,, I
JV) 'Seaforth. Yehlow ,Canada, A. Schmidt, J. Cow better many things . There was a con- . .`N
Mgh jump --Dorothy Rusteii, Nit- boar, ifnder 6 mo,nths, J. Nichol and included-, it being the occasion Of il
an; 6 ears of corn, WT -bite Flint, T. As by law, now in force, all owners of cemeteries are compelled test in charge of Dorothy Br-oadfoot. tors ,:- 11 I
t, Sffo th; N. 2nd, Douglas Bros.; Sow, I Year Mid Wilson, R. Brimble, ive of the I I. 1.1
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chell- Beatrice Aberhar , T oombe; 6 ears of to have these cemeteries kept in proper condition, This was followed by a tatting dem- a visit of a representat ", i
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Hudson, Clinton. 1w, ovew'? ,0. Turnbull. & Sons, Douglas corn, Yellow Dents T. Wilson, Mrs. onstration and lunch was then served. Library Committee of St. Andrew's : 4",
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Xo_ Brag. and 3rd; cow under I year amid L Johnston-; 6 stalks of fodde ces.-The sixty- Church, Stratforrd. Mrs. Mallion gave I i
7.5 yard dash -1, Beryl Pfaff, E r corn, Thirty dollars is the amount'required for perpetual upkeep of Anniversary Servi . ,
ter; Beatrick'AberfiaTt SeafOrth; Ruth ,over 6 months, 3. Nichol-, 0. Turnbull P. Stewart; 6 eses table corn, A. one lot, but if there are any who feel this amount a burden, the Com- eighth anniversary of Turner's Unit- a pleasant and instructive talk Orr . %
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Mlarne. 66a 6h. - ' & Sons, Douglas Bros.; Sow under 6 Schmidt, J. Cowan; collection of ed Churcb will be 'held on Sunday, the . .! ,,),
1 . JUtkiOi Girls. months, 3. Nich6l, 0. TdTnbull- & Song, corn, named varieties, A. Schmidt; mittee 'suggest you get in touch with other relatives and through October 19th, at the hours of 2.30 in etc,, .which could, be sent to schoot . .4 ,;,l
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Douglas ,Bros..;. pen, I male, I brood DruwhoaA cabbagei Dr. ,Grieve, R. them raise the requited amount; or, if you cat give a sum in excess the -afternoon ,and at, 7.30 in the eve- homes, lumber camps and Other sta- .1,7:`
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. Iti, 'umly-H. Outidiei,. Clinton Inder. l'ye:ar and Sow, under Nichol. Oxhoartcabbage, Dr. Grieve, of this amount, the,, , acceptable, as ma -Ry ouried ning. The pastor, Rev. F. G. Farrill, tions in the north coantry. Mms. , ! 4,"..; 1
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feet :3 -h-whels; Jean. P1104, . onduct the services Cooper read a carefully selected par-. 4 L. ".
Inton. .... 6 months, J Xleboli 0 Turnbull -4 W. R,borne- red, pick -ling cabbage, R. in Harlyurbey have no surviving relhtives to care for their graves. M.A., B.D., will c re for afw- .1 !, " -1
rickoft, 0.11 gl s Bi'6c; be4t * b% an Brlmblec to, W. Reburn; cauli- I the d .Y, . .1. "
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60dotich, 28 feet 11,14, Iffichoa " hog$, bte_ d, from 170 to 22 %p I special music. A hearty,welcome will ter which Mrs. Duncan, MAOI,latrea& 4-1
. ,- An 'Any flow&r, T. Walker, J. 'Carnoehau; Please make y'our remittance payable to The Harpurbey Ceme- ""'."q,."4!,
Aj'er Dougl9s Bros. and ftd, J. Nichol. ob9anso vrorlt : ,,, ,
F, puvipkin, yellow field, J. Cowan., Dr. be extended to all -who will join in a short sketch of Miss D 15k
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"ette .M&agat, mite,h ; it. 0 ,.. .:." . . - tery Trust Fund, and. forward it to M. McKellar, Treasurer. These -vices. as a mi ,` I
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OZIA011, POUPM"Y remittances will -be placed. to the credit of The Harpubey Cemetery School lReprort,--The following is 599 was sung, followed, Tby the readivar .k 11,
. buinq squash, W. Reborne, Dr. Grieve; . !: . I
YATd dAs: ileen O%ried Odd-. ' ' of Commerce, Seaforth. - -0, 0"alli- , J . . ,
60 p) T. C., Wil- pluin or cherry tomatoes, A. SchThidt, Trust Fund in theCanadi-an Bank the school report for School Section of the study book by Mrs. Job: , 1'.,
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11 is 6 s-5 se6nds; M. rose, Gt_bh; . -Briumas (c, b., or a -Ila I ;.,-, for the month of iltot. A very exeellelit &Per. was I I., ,
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may Sims" Exeter. 1-1 .. - %,_. got and 2nd; DWP.red Rocks (c) W. W. McQueen-, butter betins (black), R. D one and read by Mrs. Russell ge6tt, n&691k,, .... .,-, "
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Broad jitinp-Ween 01 Wh" . " il,W Frank Scott, 0, cr and p) W, Rd I Sr. IV-Saxab Wbit- "Vision. and Ser ice 11 Thig 1%oft oji- 10 ,, ;`. , 11 . s ,
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. rich, 16 feet 61/4. inches;, - . . ) I AW h,ftd' %Id, Rocks. Any other. VA&Z; beans, largo, T. Wilson, J. 90*m,an; wonthly work: -ry lielot'a'4nd ul' - . ' , ", "Im,
. q 1. X - , , . . ,. I., - butted. beans, aiiy other variety, A. more 92%, Pearl Hugill 88. Jr. IV- tadned some V( 1. , '.., .11, .","o
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, I'AtrM letyq' '(. ) 'T-,. Wilson, 'Zoughus Broa ,- thoughts, rerhitiding, ug thAf if I . .,
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" ,ava relal 'i 1:,: I " 1 ('lis --O -y'.DouglatBrag and.t2nd.; Sbhmidt, T. 0 W11961i-' White all$, 90, Verna 11ugul 1.
I 200ya-rd velay. , f"', , ."Vff,0kA9 DICKSON. Chairman. 6',*, L
I . . . ,jW*df..p . I . (.1. I be , . Leola Nott 76. 78r. the vision it imuk#§ it fftmh eaalft't
j4eh, 87 - Miteh6JI. .' - ' )cl Stewatt- I tle Ashton 78s Hazel Ashtft .1-11
.# . . on ,(h,)' .4miallo 91* . . 4 M.. 4OVENLOCK, Secretary. III-Florenee Whitialara 89, - do A6 w6tk that it teclifited of _ -,
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