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CABBAGE—Fresh hard heads at 11i2
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SALTED PEANUTS IN 13c
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CRISCO—Per 1 -lb. can 25c, and with
each pound a spatula or pancake
turner FREE.
CORN FLAKES—Kellogg's or
Quaker, 3 for
AMMONIA KLENZINE
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FLIES are "pesky" this time of
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AT
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Phone 28 Seaforth, Out.
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General Insurance, `Real Estate
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. Office over Keating's Drug Store.
SF&FORTH • ONTARIO
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recent Toronto Conservatory of M$nsic
examinations: Piano—A. T. C. M.,
(completed examination), Eleanor P.
Fisher; A.T.C.M., (te'acher's course),
Beatrice Gordons (Hon.), Ellie Ryan;
intermediate, Anne Cochrane; junior,
Edna Elliott; intr'odu'ctory, G. R. ,Har-
rison (Hon.). Singing—A. T. C. M.
i,solo performer), Margaret A, Pent-
land; intermediate, Mary R,' Stewart,
(1st class honors), Cela E. Coultes
(Hon.); junior, Helen R. Lane (Hon.),.
M. A. Royan. Theory — Teacher's.
piano, E. P. Fisher (Hon.), E. E. Rya
an (Hon.)-; intermediate harmony, E.
Mills (Hon.); intermediate counter-
point, M. A. Pentland (Hon.), 4..
Cochrane, E. Mills; intermediate form,
E. P. Fisher (Han.); intermediate his-
tory, E. P. Fisher (pion.), M. A. Pent-
land•• (Hon.). Junior harmony, L. R.
Woods (Hon.), H. R. Lane (Hon.), C.
Phair, M. A. Ryan; junior counter-
point, L. R. Woods (1st class honors),
H. R. Lane (Hon.), C. Phair, M. A.
Ryan; junior history, C. Phair (1st
class honors), L. R. Woods, (Hon.), H.
R. Lane (Hon.), M. A. -,Ryan (Hon.).
Primary—V. Fraser (list class hon-
ors), E. Herbert (Hon.), M. Harri bn
(Eon.); elementary, L. Harrison.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
DISTRICT MATTERS
Golf.—The finals for the Savauge
Trophy, which carries with it the
ladies' championship of the Seaforth
Golf and Country Club for the year,
were played at the course on Thlxrs-
d'ay •of last weele, when the cup was
won .by Mrs. Wallace Parke. Mrs. T.
Swan Smith was the runner up.
The Heat Was Too Much. The
reople of Seaforth were not the eonly
ones who felt the intense heat the
latter part of last week. A large
thermometer, located 'et the entrance
to A. D. Sutherland's .office, en the
:,rest side of Man Street, also fall prey
to the heat wave.On Saturday, hay-
.ing succeeded in registering • 112 de-
grees, the glass blew up and the
struggle with oversize temperate*es
was over..
THE. McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
OP'1+'ICERS:
lent ,Evans, Beechwood' - President
•dame '-`Connolly, God'erich - Vice -Pres.
V. 'McGregor, Seaforth --S'ec.-Treas.
r ° AGI1'NTS:•
G. >s .II'inchley', ..Seaf'oz'th ; John
Vintray, Eg toll'dville• E. G. Jarmouth,
rodliagen;.; nines Watt, .Blyth.
1)lY3C' ORS:
fattl Ei7' ,, it.
o. ,-Seaforth;
rio n14,6, Brodbngen ; Jiin1es
Bedeliti,664.Ir i'fti Connolly,.
Al1ei BrTMaddf s; 'd. het,
'Irai•la3 f .aoi'ige
'.S Lfdt
Inquest Adjourned.—The inquest.
which was to have been held on Thurs-
dray morning to inquire into the death
of Margaret Drake. Staffa girl who
died two weeks ago in Scott Memorial
hospital, the result of an automobile
accident near Dublin,. was again post-
poned•,until October 2nd.. This ' was
necessitated by the inability of Alex.
Gardiner, one of the,injured, to testi-
fy. While slowly improving, Gard-
iner is by no means out of danger.
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New Honors. — The Bulletin of
Alumni Association of University of
Western Ontario Medical -School, for
September, contains the following:—
"Class of '26: Dr. William Sproat,
01. Seaforth, is privileged to write
L. M. A. A. after his name because
he is now a Life Member of the
Alumni Association. The photograph
of 'Barbara R. Sproat, of Meds '50
and her father, Dr. William Sproat,
is a, valuable addition' to our Class
Album."
First Presbyterian Church, Sunday,
September 20th.—Rev. James McElroy,
of Hensall, will be the preacher at
the morning service. Ie the evening
the minister, Rev. I. $: Koine, will
preach on the subject, "The Wounds
of a Friend," basing it on the text:
"So then am I become' your enemy,
by telling you the truth." Miss Olive
MacDonald, Gold Medalist, 1928, and
Geld and Silver Medalist for 1931,
will be special soloist at both herv'ices.
—We extend congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. James Stewart in their new
appointment. We wish them every
success.
Neil Shaw Mission Circle. — The
regular meeting of the Neil Shaw Mis-
sion Circle was held in the basement
of the church on September 16th. The
n„eetirig was in charge of the' 2nd -
Vice -President, Anne Moore. The
meeting opened with the hymn, "Go,
Labor On," followed' by the Lord's
Prayer in unison. The topic, "Flor-
ence Nightingale," was taken in her
usual interesting manner by, Jean
Smith. Mrs. H. Chesney, Jr., favored
the 'girls with a solo. The minutes
were read and the roll call responded
to by seventeen girls. The offering
amounted to $1.52. The business was
discussed and it was decided to hold
a home cooking sale 'on Fair Day. Re-
lief worrk was discussed and it was
decided to donate second hand cloth-
ing. The meeting closed with the Miz-
pah Benediction.
For ,Sate.—A new Peerless sewing machine.
Apply' to The Huron Expositor Office.
3327-1
Portland Cement.—A car load of cement just
arrived. Get your supply while fresh. Geo.
A. Sills & Sons, Seaforth. 3326-2
Pigs For Sate.—A number of choice ;fork -
shire
ork-
shire pigs six weeks old' Thomas G. Sniffing -
law. Phoned on 133, Seaforth. 3321-1
For Salk or Rent.—On North Main Street,
desirable lot, with frame house and barn.
Apply to Mrs) R. E. Jackson, James Street,
Seaforth. 3327-1
Lime, Paristone and Gyproc.—Fresh mixed
car of above. Now is the time to get fall
work completed, Geo. A. Sills & Sons, Sea
forth. 3326-2
Highest Cash and trade prices paid fo
live poultry, delivered Tuesday and Thurs
day mornings. W. .1. Finnigan, Egmond
oil le. 3325x1
Music.—Anne G. Govenlock, teacher of
piano, organ and theory, Pupils prepared for
Toronto Conservatory of Music examinations.
Class work ,for beginners. Studio, North
Main Street. Phone 103. 8224-4
• For Sale --Comfortable cottage situate or.
East 'Goderich' Street. Seaforth, formerly oc•
cupied by Mrs. Clara McCluskey Crowley
Immediate possession ,can be given. For fur•
ther particulars apply to R. S. Hays, Sea
forth, Ont. 3325 -
Remnants. -3 lbs. Prints $)1.01/; 3 lbs. Silk.
Velvets or Cretonnes '$1.50. Agents, dealers
wanted. A. McCreery Co., Chatham, Ont.
8806 -ti
For Sale or Rent.—House and lot an high
way, adjoining the Town of Seaforth, th
property of Elizabeth Scott. House is
good repair ; contains seven rooms ; hard an;
oft water, electric lights. Apply to Josepl
Scott, R.R. 2, Seaforth. 3325-
Lost—On Friday, September 4th, a younf
fox hound. White with greyish brown heat
and eats. large and small spots of same color
over body; leather strap round neck an
middle. Five dollar:' reward to any one gin
in'; information thati will lead to the recover;
of this animal. Dr. R. R. Ross. Phone 110
Seaforth., 3327-1
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Died Suddenly In Wisconsin. — A
despatch from Superior, Wisconsin, t
the daily papers on Tuesday make:
the following reference to the sudden
death,,of a! sister, of Mrs. A. F. Cluff
of Seaforth: "«•-jle on her vacation
in Superior, Wis.,' Eleanor May (Nei
lie) Patterson, an old Woodstock resi•
dent, passed away suddenly. Mist
Patterson had been a resident of Win•
nipeg for twenty years, prior to whici
her home had been ire this city. Shi
was an employee of the T. Eaton Co
in Winnipeg for many years. Sur
riving are four sisters, Mrs. F. G
Bottom's, Woodstock; Mrs. Harr3
Blackburn, Hamilton; Mrs. A. F. Cluff
Seaforth, and' Mrs. H. E. Hopkins
Superior. Wis., with whom she was
visiting, also one brother, James Pat
ten son, Brantford. The .emains art
.being- brought to Woodstock,"
Egmondville.—The September meet-
ing of the W. M. S. was held at the
home sfe Mrs. Thomas Richardson on
Friday afternoon. The meeting op-
ened by singing "Go, Labor on; Spend
and' Be Spent." The Scripture lesson
was read by Mrs. Shillinglaw and Mrs.
Chesney led in prayer. pie devotion-
al leaflet was taken by Mrs. Malcolm.
Mrs. Malcolm gave a very interesting
account ;ytt the work that the I.M.S.
are dor in their many fields, using
the reports sent in for the annual
report by the workers of each station.
A solo 'by Miss Ina Nott was much'
appreciated. Plans were made for
preparing clothing' to be sent out to
the West. The meeting closed' 'by
singing "Forward' Be Our Watch-
word," and Mrs. Brown leading in
prayer. A dainty lunch was served.
—'The Egmondville ipeople Will wor-
ship 'at Northside United: Clearch Sun -
evening; when the nevi. Colin
'none, home Mission Secretary, will
speak.
Successful Pupils.—t"r*oL.• A. W. Am
'iertan, of 'Clinton, instructor in music
t
the Seaforth' . t>bllld ;Seho'ol, hasi3l'
''i3#lot li g etted694t4lg. »u 'ls at the.
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Seaforth Fall Fair. September 24-25
—The directors of the Seaforth Agri
cultural Society are putting forth ev
ery effort this year to 'put on one of
the finest exhibits that has beer
shown in Seaforth for a long' time
1930 was acclaimed by many to bs
the best in many years past and thi:
year promises to excell. Many inquir•
res are corning in regarding prize list'
both from adults and children. Thi
Boys' Foal Club has already creates
much interest and promises a goon
exhibition of what a boy can do it
the training, handling and preparing
pelts for show. A special judge. hal
een assigned from the ''Horse Breed
ers' Association, of Toronto, for thiel
class alone. Ten prizes are awarded
$12, $10, $8, $6, $5, $.5, $5, $3, $3
$$. Among the many other events
see bills and prize lists. Remem'be•
the date's—September 24th and 25th
Bowling. — The Seaforth bowler
held' an Irish Trebles Tournament
the local: greens on Wednesday -after
noon and evening, when 18 rinks, in
eluding rinks front Goderich, Blyt
Ailsa Craig, Hensall and Kinca'rdin
Four 13 end games, with a phis en
minus score, were played: The win
ners of the first event were Charle
Gunn''s rink with a score of fan
win's and a plus of 21. The secon
prize went to T. J. Johnston's rink
the third to J. Beattie, and the fount
vas a tie between R. J. Sproat and
G. Willis, R. J. winning out on th
toss. The scone:
J.. C. Reid, Ailsa Craig, 1 w plus 8.
John Beattie, Seaforth, 3 w plus 2
H. 'Iiro'u's, Blyth, 2 w plus 5.
E. H. Close, Seaforth, 1 w plus 1..
A. McDonnell, Hensall, 2 w plus 15.
I. J. Broderick, Seaforth, 1 w plus 1
H. Robinson, myth, 2 w 'plus 12.
Dr. Bec'hely, Seaforth, 2 w plus 11.
W. Powell, Goderich, 2 w plus 18.
H. Jeffrey, Seaforth, 1 w plut5 10.
W. Morden, Kincardine, 1 w plus 5.
T. J. Johnston, Seaforth, 3 iv plus 2'
W. Singleton, Ailsa Craig, 2 w plus 1
Beg, Reid, Seaforth, 1 w 'plus 5.
Dr. Burrows, Seaforth, 2 w plus 15.
W. G.,. Willis, Seaforth, 3 w plus 19.
R. J. Sproatt, Seaforth, 3 w plus 19.
Chas, Quinn, Seaforth, 4 w plus 21.
Town Council.—The regular nee
ing of the town council was held o
Monday evening, September 14th, w
all the members present. It w
m'o'ved by Isatte Thidson, seconded b
L. F. Bblton, that the report of t
finance committee be adopted as re
Moved by A. D. Sutherland, seconde
by J. W. Beattie, that the pool roo•
license of•Marshall Stewart be tfaxr~
ferred to 'Cretirford' Smith, the pu
chaser of the brisines�s'. Cheques, w
issued for the following accounts: .
G4 Pee . $70. John A, Wilson, $1
Thos. ,Stoic', $7b; Te li uniCipal
count;' 47e; 'Canadi'an Netianall'1
Annie. Moore read' a very interesting
aper; on "Tile Standard of Living,''
$'ci:'�6L_SUPPLIE$ whack should 'be very helpful to all.
Miss Dorothy Elgie moved' the meet
ng be ndjc,.irned, seconded by Vera
T'orsyth. During the social half houir
We carry a compliete stock of '
• School Supplies: a spelling match in Geography took
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Scribblers Exercise Books
Drawing Books fi
Pens ' Compasses i
Erasers Crayons Rulers
Mathematical Sets j
Ink Brushes Slates
Fountain Pens
• 'School Bags Paints
Thompson's f
Book Store, Seaforth '
Subscriptions taken for newspapers 1
and ,magazines at publisher's prices.
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ways, $18.19;
fi12.75;
Station,
Bell Telephone
Sills &
$22.10;
$61.96;
ion Bank,
James
$27.50;
Barnett,.$4;
J. W.
Moved
A. D.
adjourn
Mayor.
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The
men's
monthly
at the
ham.
' venorship
' opened
ed by
Miss Margaret
• on Health
• Vera Forsyth,
Helen
'.Each one
interesting
roll call,
fair,"
, five girls.
meeting
Thompson's Book Store,
M�ohr's Red Indian Service
$1.20; Thomas Dickson, $2.30;
Co., '$2.45; Geo.
Sons, $7.8'5; Geo. D. Ferguson,
Public Utility Commisslion,
W. E. Kerslake, $9.50; Domin-
$6; Sol Williams, $36.00;
V. Ryan, $90; Horace Wilbee,
Peter Melvor, $17.50; Charles
Wilson Hawkins, $46.50;
Beattie, $2.29; C. Sills,
by J. W. Beattie, seconded
Sutherland, that• t14 meeting
to meet at the Gall of
A.
$1.15.
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Women's Institute.—The
Institute held their regular
meeting on September
home of Miss Jean Pothering
The meeting, under the
of Miss Annie Moore,
with the Institute Ode follow-
the Lord's Prayer in unison.
Broadfoot read a
and Child :Welfare;
on Education, and
Thompson, on Home Economics.
of the readings were
and enjoyed by all.
"A suggestion for the
was answered by about twenty-
The minutes of the
were read, and adopted.
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Tuesday, Sept. 22nd
from 5 to 7.30 p.m.
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with Alice Thompson and Erma
Bpoadfoot captains, after which re-
reshm'ents were served by • the lunch
ommittee, assisted by Mrs. Fother
ngham and Jean. A. vote of thanks
was moved to Mrs. Fotheringham and
can for their hospitality.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. tRobert Love, of Melita, a1ani-
oha, was a guest last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Jacobs.
Mr, Love is the Secretary of the Man-
toba School Trustees' Association.
Mrs. George Lowery had the mis-
fortune to fall on Saturday morning
et 'and fracture her arm.
Yin. 'Walter Hawthorne, of Gode-
r1clh, spent the week end with his
n'Miler here.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles 'Clark, of
Aylmer, spent the week end with Mr.
Clark''s mother, Mrs. R. L. Clark.
Mr. Lorne Pinkney has returned
from a five weeks' visit to Montreal
and is now attending the Stratford
Normal School.
Mr. Ernest Gourley, of Antigonishe,
Noa'Ia Scotia, was a guest last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smith.
Miss Mona McGregor; of the Hos-
pital staff, spent last week end in To-
ronto.
Mrs. A. F ff� and Miss Bessi
C1uff were in Woodstock on Wedne's
day 'attending the funeral of Mrs.
Cliff's sister.
Mr, S. Carter, who recently , pur-
chased' the residence of Mrs• Alex.
Kennedy, on North 'Main Street, is
having a furnace put in and other ex
tensive improvements, made to th
property.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pollard, 'o
Calumet, Mich., sed Mr. and Mrs. Al
bort Pollard 'and 's'on, and Mrs. Jame
Boden' and son, of Detroit, were guest.
of Mrs. R. L. Clark this week.
Miss Mona Hughes and Mr. Walt
Bohn, of Detroit, have returned hon
after spending their vacation' in Sea
forth, Toronto and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Isaac Hudson, Misses Doren
and Alice and Mr, Max Hudson vis
ited in Windsor 'over the week end.
Mrs- M. Deebura, who was spendin
her hol'iday's with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. Eckert, has returned t
Northvil'1'e, Michigan, to resume h
duties as nurse in the sanatorium i
that city.
Mrs. C. P. Sills has returned' from
wee'k's visit with friend's in Detroit.
Mls. McMurchie, of Buffett* was
guest this week at the home of Mr
aide 34rs, J. C. Greig,
Miss Laura Pelton; Field Se:cretar
of the W.M.S., of the Presbyteria
Church 'in Canada, was the guest o
Mr, and' Mrs. T. 'Swan Smith for th
Presbyterial meeting.
Mrs. C. R. Somerville and Mas'
Janette Wilson, 'of London, and Mos
A. R. Sampson, of Toronto, wen
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilso
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hays, of De
troit, spent the week end with rola
tives here.
Mr. 'and Mrs. W. G.. Edmunds a
visiting their daughter, Mrs. D. L
Curtis, in Marmora.
• Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Stewart hay
been appointed choir Orr leader and organ
ist in Northside United' Church.
Miss Nancy Smith, of Toronto, i
the guest of Mrs. L. T. D•eLacey,
Mrs. Flannery and Miss Olive hay
returned to their 'home in Detroit, of
ter a pleasant visit with the former'
parents and' Mrs. Mary Hughes; o
Chalk Street.
Mrs. G. T. Turnbull, Mr, Arnol'
Turnbull and Mrs. John Wanless a
visiting friends, in London and In
gersoll this week.
Mrs.. S. McGeoch has returned t
her home in Eg-m.onelville after spend
ing three weeks with her son in To
Tonto,
A social meeting of the W. M. S
of Northside United Church, will b
held at the home of Mrs. R. H. Fergu
son; Sperling Street, on Tuesday
September 22nd. At this meetin
there will be 'a shower of infants' an
children's clothing, which will late
Le sent to:some of the needy in th
West. •
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Darroch ar
spending a few days in Toronto thi
week,.
Miss Hogg, North Main Street,
the misfortune, to fall in her home' o
Saturday e've'ning and fracture he
arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kling, Mr.
Kling and Mr: Jack Adams, of Dayto
Chive are visiting with friend's here.
The Neil Shaw Miesion Circle in
tend holding a home baking sale o
September 25th, Fair Day.
'Mrs. W. Moffatt and Mrs. Wille
cf Port Colborne, were' week en
guests at the home of Mr., and 'Mr
J. 'C. Greig.
Mrs. Biette, of Chatham, Mrs, Fos
ter, 'of Toronto, and Mr. Charles Gun
of Chatham, are guests at_ the hems
of Dr. Charles Mackay. Mr. Gun
skippe'd'th'e winning rink at the bowl
inn tournament on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Bessie Grieve, who took
summer course at the Un'iversi'ty o
Toronto, has 'been successful' 4ifi ob
taming a Commercial Specialist'
Certificate.
LONDESBORO,
-The W.M.S. of Knox United Chairs
held their regular meeti ig at th
borne of the Misses Hamilton last Fri
day. There was a splendid attend
ance and all those taking part in th
'programme deserve credit. Refresh
monts' were served at the close.
very enjoyable and profitable time wa
spent by all.
Rev. Mr. Johnston is spending s'a�v
oral days at his cottage at Bright'
Grove. Mrs. Johnston, who spent th
past two months there, expects to r
turn home with him. .
Mr-. and Mrs. Griffis, who vial
I -teenier friend's last week, hoe r
turned home.. .
Mrs. Sampson and Miss 'Susie wh
spent the past ten days with relative
here, have returned to their hornei'
Palm erstbn. r
ivrisls X t a Lyon, also„ Miss V. Hoar
land, ,$)i t the week end as guestsr.
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SHAPES:
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Hats
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Careen Decidedly
one side.
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to
Feature.
Type.
Tilt, Slant.
FALL
was the
these,
makers
miss this.
outfit
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popular
which
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chance
for
HOSIERY
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WONDERFULLY
KNIT
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SKIRT, PULLOVER,
AN UNTHOUGHT
time ago
price of Bramble
we have just
on sale
to get a beautiful
wear.
- GLOVES
They Are Felt.
Crowns Are Shallow.
a Strong
Boat -Like Shape.
Bowler Type.
Riding Hat
Widows' Peak.
See the Dip,
LOW THIS
3 -PIECE SUITS
COAT
OF LOW PRICE
15.95
twenty-five dollars
Knit Suits like
received from the
at $15.95. Do not
Bramble Knit
- CORSETS - LINGERIE
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o
'Helens,
forth,
Mrs.
some
cently
strong.
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- her
o cardine
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- to
ant
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he
r commenced
a,
B of'
s
talk.
n ject
r
visiting
at
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_ inn
, sister,
d
ent
e
B
n home
_ the
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a ited
e
sat
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s
s
9,
D
ill
.
Mr. and
visited
J.
Mr. and
time
Mr. W.
visited
Mr. Tom
week
Mr. Shaddick
motored
Miss
Chicago
mother,
Miss
',Miss
her duties,
visit
Corn,
vicinity
harvested.
Mrs.
Tuesday
the
West.
School 'Homes
This'
as
great importance
Mrs.
Niagara
IRev.
spent
on friends
Mr. Harry
Mrs.
visitors
mother,
very
'Mr.
who spent
with relatives,
is
trip
Mr. Sm'ale,
Mr. and
with
Norm'an
Miss
present
Scott, and
and have returned' home.
Mrs. Ben Tyerman,
at the,hom•e of
Elisley last week,
Mrs. D. Roberton
last,week at Bruce
Taman, of Waterdown,
his sister, Mrs. J.
Moon left far Brantford
where he is employed.
and Mr. L. Caldwell
to Toronto last week.
Jean Mains has returned
after a pleasant visit
Mrs. Mains.
Arnett' visited friends
over the week end.
Gertie' Roberton has returned
in Toronto after
with her mother.
•
of Sea-
Mr. and
spent
Beach.
re-
Arm-
to
with
at Kin-
a pleas-
crop in
to
already
on,
ladies
out
the
a
sub-
of
present
Milver-
call-
and
end
their
pres-
for his
make
and
vis-
Mrs.
is
Mrs.
week at
Bruce Beach, with her aunt and other
relatives.
Miss Agnes Hamilton, of Exeter, is
at present visiting with relatives ire
the neighborhood. -
Mrs. Malcolm McKellar, of Sea—
forth, was a week end visitor at thee
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex, McKel—
lar a little east of the village.
. r
, Notice r
lr
ij
;
I am opening a shoe repairing
shop in the premises formerly
occupied by D. Fountain. All
line's of shoe repairing done
l., ' neatly and promptly, and at
very modest prices.
J. S. BARRY
a�
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CROMARTY
which is a bumper
this season , is about
Some have
cutting.
McCabe, of Stratford,
addressed the W.M.S.
congregation on her trip
While there she visited
on which she gave
was a very interesting
our home missions are
to use.
Donald 'McKellar is at
her daughter, Mrs. Weitzman,
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Elder, of
Wednesday afternoon
in Cromarty.'
and son, of Toronto
McDonald, were week
in Cromarty visiting
' Mrs. Speare, who is at
ill.
Richard Speare,' 'of Calgary,
some time this summer
left last week
Calgary, intending to
by motor.
of St. Catherines,
Mrs. •Smale, of Mitchell,
the former's ei'ster,
on Sunday last.
Jessie Hod'gert, of Exeter,
visiting with her aunt,
while here spent a
.
pANcE
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CARDNO'� HALL
-
Fall Fair Night
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ept ,25th
Douglas Warks'
g
All Colored Band
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Ladies 25c - Gentlemen 50c
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Smitty's
OPPOSITE
Have you tried our Walkerside
We carry it in Cones,
Bricks.. . •
..A£uil line of Tobaccoes,
'late liars' in stock.
Our store has been
linin illi, and we are.
s
ly
I
Recreation
DALY'S GARAGE.
r
and in
•
and 'Choco-
clean. and
gide you
ice Cream ?
Dixie Cups, Frost Bites
Cigars, Cigarettes
,
remodelled, is fresh,
there at all times to
ti