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Church, of Bayfield, mftich delighted "Iro' . ifer newly calved, 11 . - -1 10400"W", 6, I "I &0,,
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William Neal. both, we ask you to accept these -gifts root pulper, new; hl�lg.bobnl-balo �� I " '�'�" - ; , ,,,i � � , , '�� � ,: � , ,.,� ,,, r;,." �N��,
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spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. next future events of your lives.- -.-All sums of 420.00 and under, cash; ,,, I _. I , � 'L 1�,�
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. 'TUCKEMMITH bin. Geo. Hoegy returned home on slip and sprain her ankle on, Sunday. Brucefield community. given on furnishing good ba,akable Paper, A . . having mi,tim' ' ' �" -`5
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were at the plowing match at Strat- the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoeigy ,Mr., A. Pullman has also had his 8278-2 1 �. �� , � �� I -, ,
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,Aay with Miss Mary Papple. Sunday at Rostock. Mrs. Enoch Clark, who underwent a Humphrey and, Miss Margaret Smith, to Bell at public auction on Lot 14, Conces- � I . '. .;�, ,
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-,Mr. Wilson Broadfoot was in W I- . 1� �,i��.:`, "
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Mr. Win. Potheringliam had a very ing ,been to Toronto to have the cast improved in health., Beattie attended the teachers' conven- south, on Saturday, October 25th, at 1.80 p.m., . .. -.`��4`�,��
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. I car was pretty badly smashed, but he 4 .7-111
. Quite -a number from here are at- ed -Church will.hold their anniversary H [Cochrane, left for his home in Zur year old rog�btered Shorthom 1stock buill 0 1 1. � : 11�,
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'happy events which always cause a ford this week. Rev. James Sco,bie, B.A., as specia Agnes and Annie Cochrane, foot; one registered Shorthorn .cow, Sea- . . 42 ,
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the Embro, Knox United Manse on with their sisters -and brother. Evangeli e (224574) with calf at foot; I five . ;. ,:1 4 1.
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�i Ge;orge Coleman, of Egmandville, was Henry Boddie, on October 22nd. X ing in honor -of Mrs. Data Holmes. of the best of health. Sheep -Thirty-eight ewes and Iambs and one , ��,.., �
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,man, ofily son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. -d chil- Somers, ,also of Brussels, takes place attended the annivers4ry services in 7 -foot Massey�Harris binder nearly new; one ��
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Eggert an 6 -root Massey -Harris mower nearly new, I WVV ater Systems : . .L,__11..
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?AcIntosh officiated. The bride was at- friends new Rostock on Sunday. sistant in Walton public school, for day. Tile Sacrament of the Lord's drill, I plow, 2 sets of harrows, I land roller,
. tired'in a pretty gown ,Of coral georg- 'Mrs. Fred Bauerman, who came some years and resigned last June. Supper will ba observed in, the church I wagon, I hay rack, I disc, I fanningmild, . LU . I .,:,�,"
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� with sable fur, with hat of same shade. as all industrial concerns, with a with decorations of the salme colors. 00mcess.ion 1, Hullett, on the Highway, 21/2 � , . .",
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1A -On their return- they will re�ide on large balloon floating hundreds Of In it were piled many handsome gifts. 01 i . 1�
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, � .. I- -the 3 -rd concession, Tuckersmith. feet in the air, giving the, oncoming After presentation,, best wishes and Quite -a number are taking in the 2m4th, at 1 o'clock, sharp, consisting Of the -_ - �,
1. visitor the centre. of attraction and plowing match -this week, held at following: Horses -One chestnut mare, g .. 1�,
-0 a few wordis of appreciation by the Bingle or double; I black carriage filly rising � I .1 I I .
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HUL ETT .- I recipient, the evel-Eng was spent -0 ;;;; .
manufactur s, while. the ill' 19 games and contests. Towards the, close - rising three; 1 aged home. �uwem
Presentation.—On Friday ePening, match covered am area of 500 acres, a dainty lunch was served at a long cow five years old, to freshen November let;
11 October 3rd, members of Win Others with the largest number Of entries table in the dinfing room, also nicely 1 Durham grade cow 5 years old, to freshen
Sunday School Class, met at the home ever kndfwn. After the co , t, Notes.—Rev. Mr. Forrester delirver- December 25th; 1 Durham grade cow 7 years
I nt, st is ov- decorated with pink and whi stre,am- old, to freshen January 20th ; 1 Durham cow
- i e e S. The table was able sermon last Sabbath in
I of Mr. and Mrs. George Moon and er on Friday theTe will be one of the ,,Vs ,and wh t b 11 ed a very n_ rising 4, supposed to be in calf; It good 2
presented their daughter; Pearl, with finest hwse :shows On the grounds, decorated (with pink slwedt peas and Knox United Church to a large 00 year old steers and ,heifers in good condi-
I a beautiful wicker rocking chair and which . will be worth seeing. All were maiden hair fern. Assisting the host- gTegatiOn- tion, four of these are fat enough to market'.
suitable address. The presentation was interested in ,the fancy plowing with ess were Misse,s jean Drager and Rev. Mr. Jolinston delivered a very I good calf 9 months old. Fowl -42 young
geese and 4 older geese, about 40 Barred
.- made prior to her marriage. the horses and tractors, but the great- Margaret Love, R.N. A toast to the, inspiring and pro,fit2ible sernion to an Ro�k hens. Implements--Mwsey-Harris Vin -
'Hamilton -Moon. — on Wednesday er number favored the horse Power, guest of honor wag proposed by Miss exceptionally large congregation last der 7 -foot cut, in good condition; Massey -
October 8th, the home of Mr. an(i as its the cheapest to opera�te under Edna Reid, present assistant at the Sabbath morning in the United Harris mower 6 -foot cut, spring tooth culti-
-1 present conditions, with horses cheap Walton public school and to the host- Church. The evening, service was tak- vator, Massey -Harris seed drill, 13 hoe, in
Mrs. George Moon. Cherry Grove od order; 1 set of harrows used only two
Farm, Hullett Township, was the and grain low, while the tractorg and ess by Mrs. Fingland. For half Y.P.S., and to those who age0asons, 1 gang plow, 1 Fleury walking Plow,
scene of a quiet and very pretty wled- gas and oil are still, the old price. hour songs were sung, bringing the took part, much credit is due. good as new; wagon, gravel box, hay rack,
Miss Elizabeth Murray has left for evening to a. close with, "For Slie7s Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, of Windsor, sleighs, hay rake, buggy, fanning mill, root
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Pearl Luella, was married to Mr. Wil- Windsor, to resume her duties as a Jolly Good, Fellow." el new, 1 set double harness, I set plow harness,
teacher. -0 Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyon, on the grav 1 buggy Pole, I cutter Pole and whiffietrees,
liam W. Hamilton, son of Mr. and Last Monday evening a large num- neckyokes. logging chain, forksi, ropes, slings
Mrs. James Hamilton, 11th conces- her of friends and neighbors gathered BRUCEFIELD road.
� Mrs. Meadolws, of Windsor, is at and numerous other articles, also a quantity
sion, Hullett. Rev. J. Johnson, Of at ,the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rose Notes,—Mrs. H. C. Zapfe left Mon- f household effects, including churn. 1 Gole-
i,ondesboro, officiated, assisted by to give a kitchen, shower to their day morning for Grand Rapids, Mich present the guest at the home of Mr. Oman lamp, 2 chandeliers, tables. chairs, etc.
. ' and Mrs. D. Carter. Also 25 tons of choice kay saved without
Rev. B. Snell, of Beilmiller. At high daughter, Norma, on the eve of her where her brother is seriously sick d Mrs. J. Carter Spent last rain; 15 tons sweet clover, alfalfa and tim-
-noon, to tte strains of Lohengrin's wedding to MT. 11. Boddie, of Logan, We hope he will be improved when Mr. an thy mixed. Termig,-All sums of $10-00 and
wedding March played softly by Mrs. After the presentation, a sumptuous she reaches his home. Sabbath at the home of Mr. and Mrs. onder, cash: -also cash for fat cattle and
Ernest Adams. fowl; over that amount 7 months' credit will
(Rev.) Snell throughout the ceremony, lunch was ,served and the night was Mr. and Mrs. A. Zapfe visited with ur
the bride entered, the living room on spent in games and dancing, all lelav- the former's arents and also at. the Mr. and Mrs. C. Ruddell, who have be given on furnishing bankable Paper. Fo
p been in Windsor a,ttending their Per cent. straight off for cash. Everything
the arm Of her father and- took her ing, wishing the young couple a home of Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie must be sold �q Proprietor has sold his farm.
� through life. niece's wedding, have returned. GEORGE C. DALE, Proprietor; George Bl-
pla,ce ,beside the groom, in front, of smooth journey and family -on Sunday. 3279-1
a background of everg-reens ap.d as- Mr. and Mrs. C. Eckaxt called, On Mrs. Munshaw, ,of Detroit return- Miss Stone, of London, called on hott, Auctioneer.
ters. The bride, who was given in maT- friends in our burg this week, hi,g he, friends here last Friday.
� . ed home last week ,after visi
� m- T-onbardt has complerted his . 'Mrs. Griffiths and family motored "
riage ,by her fa er, looked lovely in
blue transparent velvet
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sister, Mrs. R. McKenzie.
Dr. and Mrs. Swan and daughter,
to Brantford, -on Saturday.
a' gororn Of
4zimmed with eggshell satin and lace,
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of Hamilton, visited at the home of
Mr. T, Joilonston, who is working in
London, spent the week end at his
and carried a shower bouquet Of
Ophelia roses and lil f a
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the former's father, Mr. J,as. Swan,
last Sunday.
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Notes.—Mr. Elgin McKinley is mak-
Miss Kate Moir, of Hensall; Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. MacCool motored
Windsor last we,ek to spend Several
ing of the registef, the guests repair-
ing weekly trips to Toronto, I.aking
Thompson-, of Kippen, and Mrs. Wal-
days. with relations there.
. ed to' the dining room, which was
a -truck load -of fowl.
ters, of Goderic.b, visited at the home
Miss Mary Wood, Of London, has
I prettily decorated in a color scheme
'Mr. Richard Robinson, of -Stratford,
of Mr. and Mrs. Moodie last week
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1� of pink and white, where a dainty
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is visiting his cousins in Stanley this
The Brucefield congregation was
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last Sunday evening
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
�� wedding dinner wag served.
4 Mary Caldwell and Miss Lois Drown,
week.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
well represented
at Kippen anniversary, the Services
Wood, of the 13th concession.
Mr. Watson shipped a ear of cattle
cousinsof thebride),and Misses Mary
per will be observed in the Goshen,
being much enjoyed.
from here On Friday and Mr. Dale
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�Lnd olive Moon, sisters of the bride,
Blake and Varna churches next Sun-
Mrs. Blanchard and son, of London,
home
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spent the week end at the Of
We understand that Mr. G. Barr,
. ate relatives were present. The
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Mr. Charlie Hagan, of Zurich, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. D. Ander-
Mr. and 41rs. S. Thompson.
A chicken dinner will be served by
of the l3th concession, has sold hi3
farm and has the house of
fur, and to the, Pianist, a silver cake
Later in the afternoon the hhap-
son, Parr Line.
Will McClinchey and family,
'the Woman's Association, at Bruce-
field United Church basem.ent, Friday.
purchased
Mr. Richard's and expects to ta4e pos-
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in the future. We wel-
plate.
Py couple left On a motor trip to To�
Mr.
who have resided for the past three
October 17th. Dinner served from
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on near
Mr. -and Miss Barr to our vil-
ronto, Ottawa and Montreal. The bride
years on the Goshen Line, moved last
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to 9, -also sale of home cooking lage.
died on or about the 4th day of October, 1930,
I th Town of Seaforth, in the County of
. ensemble suit,
, 1-1 was attired in, a brown
week to the Logan farm on the 4th
needlework saffie evening.
Mrs. Tamhlyn has gone to Welland,
i French tvelour brown bat, fox fur
to match. On their re,-
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concession, of Stanley.
� Mr, El-
W: 1A. S. -The October meeting of
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the W.M.S. was held in the Session
expects to remain a month with
tand accessories
�' turn they will re -side on the groom P s
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Mr. John Armstrong and
ston Dowson have each made consid-
roo In of t I he church on Wedn,,,d,y af- her
sister, Mrs. Medd.
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the recipients of many .Useful
e improvement in the appearance
erabl the
this by
ternoon, October 8th, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Bremner, presiding. The
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were I
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of their homes summer
use of asphalt shingles, paint, etc.
meeting was opened by singing Hymn Stospk<)pf.--In
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The Harvest Thanksgiving and re-
194, after- which Mrs. Bremner led in
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Sboskopf, a son.
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opening services held in St. john's
prayer. The business of the mpoting
was then discussed. The Finance Com-
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.� Breezes. -Mr. .and Mrs. W. Balk-
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1; s. Frank Thomp-
will and Mr. and Mr
Anglican Church, Varna, were well
attended. The congregation have re-
to be
mittee was asked to give some sug- Pringle.
gestions of horw to raise the remaln-
-In 9cott Memorial Hospital, Scaforth,
On October fth, twin Bons of Mr. and Mrs.
. son, of London, Spent the week end
decorated their church and are
congratulated on its very pleasing ap-
Ing half Of our objective. Mrs. J. Me-
Allan Pringle.
with MISS N. Ferguson.
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pearance. .
Queen told of bow one Missionary So- ,
Mr. and
fortb, were guests of Mrs. Maigaret
The Late John Sparks. -On Sa,tur-
away
ciety bad increased their givings by
saving their odd coppers. One-half of
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day, October 4th, their passed
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Several spent Sunday at their cOt- at ,big home on the Bronson - I a e .,.z
-long and the other half saved -the large I Huron, are required to send by Post PrePuld �,'L,
tages. Among .them were- Mr. and Stanley, Mr. John, Sparks, a life r -_ to the undersigned, Solicitor for the Execu- — i
Mrs. Robert Heard, Dr. and Mrs. Alex- resident of the Bronson, Line, being ones, and at the end of the year they IMPLEMENTS, including a new tracto -
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an on the Line, he having had raised $148 in coppers alone. 'Mrs. and tract,orimplements. on Lot 21, Concession tors. pnrticulars of the claims against the ":,
14 Hay Township, on Tuesilay, October 28th, of the said deceased on or befc, 0 .2 �k � Q,
ander accompanied -by Mr. and Mra. the oldest m estate �1
9 -all his life there. He Hugh Aikenl1ead, leader Of Group No. at' 12.30 p.m. Full particulars next week. eighth day of November, A.D. 1930. . �,
Montgomery; OSCAR KLOPP, Proprietor. 8279-1 And take notice that after the sai(' " "ll a,
Mr. and Mrs. WalteT spent practically k charge of the meeting. Night School I date Cicter Mi �
Cotton and daughter, Joan, and Mrs. was -born in the Township of Blen- 8, then too the Executors will distribute the assets of the "
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Stone and the Misses Stone heim in February, 1861, and moved The devotional leaflet, "Our Father," said decemed among the Persons entitled A,
-was read by Mrs. J. Watson, followed - thereto, having regard only to the claim of .�I,��
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Mr. and Mrs. M-ellwain ;;;d_�Miln to .the Bronson Line in November of yer in. unison. The WELLS ACADEMY OF LONDON who h notice has been given. Will make cider and apple butter li�c
.. the by the Lord's Pra ,�&
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s jean Harrison, the same Year, with his'parents, RTANT NOTICES y and Thursday of each ;�'&
Mrs. D. Harrison, Mis Sparks, and mission study, "Fruits of Christian IMPO has arranged to teach D'ATED at Mitchell, Ontario, this sth day Wednesda , 0,
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of Goderich; 'Mrs. Calderwood, of Ot- late Alexander and Mrs. of October, A.D. 1980. 1week. Lot 23, Concession 6, Logan, 1
- had spent the remaining years on Missions in Japan." was given by the ONE SINGLE FURROW SHORTHAND R. H. MUNRO, 114,"'.
' or phone 620 r 31, Mitchell. . � ,;,V,
. tawa were guests of Mr. and Mrs ilowi* ladies-, Mrs. Aikenhead F" SALE- - "
the same farm. In the I Oliver riding plough. Apply at The Ex- TYPEWRITING Mitchell, Ontario � �"Ilf�
7 -nday. 042, Herisull. Solicitor for Executors. '',;'o
G. King on Su Onle Cowan, Mrs. Wasman, Mrs. J. McQueen and posit., Offlee, or phone $2784 � FRED HENNICK. �,�j
of Detroit, is was married to Miss gal I 9279-tf ]BOOKKEEPING I . ��
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. ,Mrs. Mary MeGre'aor, of the late John and ,Mrs. Miss Martha McDonald. Mrs. ,Haugh — and allied subjects . I- .927825 . . I
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the,.guest of Miss Maud McGregor he same, lite. They had a read the Temperance lesson. The ques- SHEEP FOR SALE. - A NUM.BER or - — .'T?.
,- of To- Cowan, -of t on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS I fi
I . MY. �, and Mrs. ,C. Knuckey, ce .�V,��',
. ronto are spending a month at theix family of two daughters and one son, tionaire continued fi,om last month, Leicester ram lambs and ewes, choi
� , daughter dying when a was taken, by Mts. N, McGr Mrs. quality; Pri,ed reasonable�. Apply to ROY F. in Seaforth. . 14,
; the eldest " Senforth. PhO I'll
horde here. I I :,ei PEPPMR, R. R. No. 8, 0 ,�, �'k
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10 . ,_ I of Alpena, Mich., little girl. Mr. Sparks had been a Brock, Mrs. RattenbuTy, M, owey 5-61-5, Clinton. 3278x2 "�
and Mrs. Addison. Hymn 581 was CLASSES TO OPEN OCTOBER 22nd C, ,.
Mr. C. P. Keegan, W. T. X & CO. * �:'_
siting his brother, Mr. Frank great sufferer from rheumatism for - BO ' Buchwheat I"S"
is vi . and the last sung and MrA, N. McGregor closed the -
ZpAwan and renewing many old ae- the last twenty years, For fu,ll information, fill in the re- 0 Funeral Director and * , ";, 11
1--.A4'- 4- Tle leaves meeting with pray -or. --1 4-4- - -owl <> ceased Embalmer * 11 �, .� I ��
t eight Weeks wal; . .
qu. , Mees. �9 T. 'Mall, ett, of Landan., to msurn his logs his widow, son and Presentation.—About eighty young
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V00 guests of Mrs. J. Davison on daughter, who are both at home, al- PeoPle of the Brucefield community
so one brother, Mr. Alex. Sparks, of gathered, at the .home of Mr. and Mrs.
sft&y. one sister, Mrs. David Norm -an ftiker on Wednesday, Oct.
Mir omd MTS. HevKtt and babe, of Hensall, ,and a eilde-st bro- 8th, and presented them with a chea-
sariia, w6ye guests of Mr. and Mrs. To Of Brucalleld. Hi
rgon Iroard, Sunday. tb:bMIRam, of North Dakota, died terfield table and a magazine rack.
Eme, I of July, just three months MT. Harold- Armstrong -read the ad-
. Mri . and Mrs. F. G. Neelin, who have the first -of -the communIty dress,,and Mr. Clifford Broadfoot and
,beo-n at Seaforth and Toronto, return- ago. The sympathy
ed. hsro SatutdaY. was shown on, Monday, the day of Mr. William Votheringham made the
- Mr. Norms -ft, Walker
� , I ersary.— his funeral, by the lar& assembly of presentation
. A it ,�, cluwasgful Ann -W Ll--! thanked those assembled for the beau.,
rn Slip EMU, M. We are prepared buy Buck- 1.
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One building 14fxl6f with 8? ceiling. Tough I I
ments on the Henderson Drain assessments.
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end have pine lapped siding, the whole lined ....
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with Georgian pine. There is ond panelled � ,
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One building, 80?x110,* with Vfx4fl' studding. ",$1
covered with llf 6f? rough pine siding with "I
son fornishing information to lead to the con-
the or Persons who entered
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into the school house of Public School Sectiol -L
One building 30tx7lil; 121fxl2ft timber �.,�',
I frame: 30fx38A; 101NIOff timber frame; and , ,
No. 3, in the Township of Hibbert, and stole
the 22nd day
leanto's, 30fx2fit, 14?x401, 16,*xg8f, 12 feet bY i�l
property therein on or about
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of September. 1990.
By CTder of the Board.
Above buildings situated on Main Street, . J,
South, Seaforth. Apply to WILLLA-M A-WOM4T, ._
ALEX. JAMES,
Secretary School Board, P. S. S. No. 8,
Sea&orth. Ont., for further particulaTs. ,�:-"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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in the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Smalle,
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live or dead 'horses and cows free � 'i
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late of the Town of Senforth, in the County
of charge. We pay for the pPone . �,,,�
of Huron, Married Woman, decensed-
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NOTICE is hereby given pursuant
statutes,
WILLIAM STONE SONS, LIMITED
tion 51, of th
Of Ontario, 1927. Chapter 150, that all c redi-
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tors of the estate of Elizabeth Swale, who
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Phone 215 W, Stratford I .
died on or about the 4th day of October, 1930,
I th Town of Seaforth, in the County of
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8278-18 'A
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Several spent Sunday at their cOt- at ,big home on the Bronson - I a e .,.z
-long and the other half saved -the large I Huron, are required to send by Post PrePuld �,'L,
tages. Among .them were- Mr. and Stanley, Mr. John, Sparks, a life r -_ to the undersigned, Solicitor for the Execu- — i
Mrs. Robert Heard, Dr. and Mrs. Alex- resident of the Bronson, Line, being ones, and at the end of the year they IMPLEMENTS, including a new tracto -
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an on the Line, he having had raised $148 in coppers alone. 'Mrs. and tract,orimplements. on Lot 21, Concession tors. pnrticulars of the claims against the ":,
14 Hay Township, on Tuesilay, October 28th, of the said deceased on or befc, 0 .2 �k � Q,
ander accompanied -by Mr. and Mra. the oldest m estate �1
9 -all his life there. He Hugh Aikenl1ead, leader Of Group No. at' 12.30 p.m. Full particulars next week. eighth day of November, A.D. 1930. . �,
Montgomery; OSCAR KLOPP, Proprietor. 8279-1 And take notice that after the sai(' " "ll a,
Mr. and Mrs. WalteT spent practically k charge of the meeting. Night School I date Cicter Mi �
Cotton and daughter, Joan, and Mrs. was -born in the Township of Blen- 8, then too the Executors will distribute the assets of the "
0
Stone and the Misses Stone heim in February, 1861, and moved The devotional leaflet, "Our Father," said decemed among the Persons entitled A,
-was read by Mrs. J. Watson, followed - thereto, having regard only to the claim of .�I,��
,
Mr. and Mrs. M-ellwain ;;;d_�Miln to .the Bronson Line in November of yer in. unison. The WELLS ACADEMY OF LONDON who h notice has been given. Will make cider and apple butter li�c
.. the by the Lord's Pra ,�&
,
s jean Harrison, the same Year, with his'parents, RTANT NOTICES y and Thursday of each ;�'&
Mrs. D. Harrison, Mis Sparks, and mission study, "Fruits of Christian IMPO has arranged to teach D'ATED at Mitchell, Ontario, this sth day Wednesda , 0,
, ,
of Goderich; 'Mrs. Calderwood, of Ot- late Alexander and Mrs. of October, A.D. 1980. 1week. Lot 23, Concession 6, Logan, 1
- had spent the remaining years on Missions in Japan." was given by the ONE SINGLE FURROW SHORTHAND R. H. MUNRO, 114,"'.
' or phone 620 r 31, Mitchell. . � ,;,V,
. tawa were guests of Mr. and Mrs ilowi* ladies-, Mrs. Aikenhead F" SALE- - "
the same farm. In the I Oliver riding plough. Apply at The Ex- TYPEWRITING Mitchell, Ontario � �"Ilf�
7 -nday. 042, Herisull. Solicitor for Executors. '',;'o
G. King on Su Onle Cowan, Mrs. Wasman, Mrs. J. McQueen and posit., Offlee, or phone $2784 � FRED HENNICK. �,�j
of Detroit, is was married to Miss gal I 9279-tf ]BOOKKEEPING I . ��
. _
. ,Mrs. Mary MeGre'aor, of the late John and ,Mrs. Miss Martha McDonald. Mrs. ,Haugh — and allied subjects . I- .927825 . . I
. - daughter - I
the,.guest of Miss Maud McGregor he same, lite. They had a read the Temperance lesson. The ques- SHEEP FOR SALE. - A NUM.BER or - — .'T?.
,- of To- Cowan, -of t on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS I fi
I . MY. �, and Mrs. ,C. Knuckey, ce .�V,��',
. ronto are spending a month at theix family of two daughters and one son, tionaire continued fi,om last month, Leicester ram lambs and ewes, choi
� , daughter dying when a was taken, by Mts. N, McGr Mrs. quality; Pri,ed reasonable�. Apply to ROY F. in Seaforth. . 14,
; the eldest " Senforth. PhO I'll
horde here. I I :,ei PEPPMR, R. R. No. 8, 0 ,�, �'k
na , ,; ,
10 . ,_ I of Alpena, Mich., little girl. Mr. Sparks had been a Brock, Mrs. RattenbuTy, M, owey 5-61-5, Clinton. 3278x2 "�
and Mrs. Addison. Hymn 581 was CLASSES TO OPEN OCTOBER 22nd C, ,.
Mr. C. P. Keegan, W. T. X & CO. * �:'_
siting his brother, Mr. Frank great sufferer from rheumatism for - BO ' Buchwheat I"S"
is vi . and the last sung and MrA, N. McGregor closed the -
ZpAwan and renewing many old ae- the last twenty years, For fu,ll information, fill in the re- 0 Funeral Director and * , ";, 11
1--.A4'- 4- Tle leaves meeting with pray -or. --1 4-4- - -owl <> ceased Embalmer * 11 �, .� I ��
t eight Weeks wal; . .
qu. , Mees. �9 T. 'Mall, ett, of Landan., to msurn his logs his widow, son and Presentation.—About eighty young
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V00 guests of Mrs. J. Davison on daughter, who are both at home, al- PeoPle of the Brucefield community
so one brother, Mr. Alex. Sparks, of gathered, at the .home of Mr. and Mrs.
sft&y. one sister, Mrs. David Norm -an ftiker on Wednesday, Oct.
Mir omd MTS. HevKtt and babe, of Hensall, ,and a eilde-st bro- 8th, and presented them with a chea-
sariia, w6ye guests of Mr. and Mrs. To Of Brucalleld. Hi
rgon Iroard, Sunday. tb:bMIRam, of North Dakota, died terfield table and a magazine rack.
Eme, I of July, just three months MT. Harold- Armstrong -read the ad-
. Mri . and Mrs. F. G. Neelin, who have the first -of -the communIty dress,,and Mr. Clifford Broadfoot and
,beo-n at Seaforth and Toronto, return- ago. The sympathy
ed. hsro SatutdaY. was shown on, Monday, the day of Mr. William Votheringham made the
- Mr. Norms -ft, Walker
� , I ersary.— his funeral, by the lar& assembly of presentation
. A it ,�, cluwasgful Ann -W Ll--! thanked those assembled for the beau.,
rn Slip EMU, M. We are prepared buy Buck- 1.
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