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-..''. . ' Build- s ied Book Store, Seaforth ON I:` .0 .
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, Z . 4- I tions. magazines at publisher's prices. - Three local men, considerably the . � � . ,
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",',,, � �.`-11,91, teas. � . .111 so ,one ton Ford truck ,with four good tires. ,the pasibor, RevL George Lockhardt, , . , . I
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1 �L�.; I)AIRY BUTTEF-We Are overstock- The Ekkall Drug Store Apply to H. F. Berry, Brucefield. . $846-1, conducted thefuneral and paid ello- ut much argum (
I . . t , � , butter and will sell at 15 Remnante-3 tbs. Prints $1.00; 8 lbs. Silk. I � eek."Ahey visited Magistrate . .,
I : � ' . ,,.-ed with , , - S' forth, Out . quent tribute to the dep�rted. Ploral " I
. - �',;',,.,� " � Phone 28 : ea elveta or Cretonnes $1.50. Agents dealers . 'Reid in Goderich, it is said, axid -paid
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I, t": ,"r, ..I � Special Optical Notice. Have Your eyes munity., The, late Margaret Fowler - . - . . . . �
I " _ . - — looked after by our well known and Pains- was born at Seatforth, Ont, on, Janu� , - - - - . , ,
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LLLL Wc; � F. D. Hutchison � king specialist. Mr. Hughson, formerly opti- ary 14, 1857, And had she -lived until ubjects EVE . N - . . "I . . . I --
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-1, . Phone Phor Phood-166 . . e=erience; �O years coming tp Seaforth. You been 76 5�6an old. She had been a be a . IF "'' C ALL. 11
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.. RICT MATTERS ve ta 1.11 � ing subject, "A Worthy 11upian Re-
,.�` . ; — D I hs. Id thd te tyh2s of frames and mount- The widow of the late Mr. Jan 1.
AP", I ings, the best make of the best makers, and Fowler, the family made their home, ,1,,,,,e to Divine Faithfulness"; even- HAVE I . � , � * I THE
"I . — -- our prices are frcip $4.00 tip.- Tuesday and on a farm northwest of Mather until . . U
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I- �., Home and School. - Regular Home Seaforth. ' 33C third in series on Life and T .1 .
I . -moved, to Mather . IS, 01 COME SEE '.
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I , I Do you know that they bring increased , I Annie and Margaret Ellen (the latter Continuation . of a series from the I .. I
'. pubiite school. A splendid program COMING EVENTS,.,, the wife of Mr. Pe,rcy,'Lowe) died, , IT �� � YOU I '..
I AWARDS7 ed and tea J . in ' -ount, '�ntfil'""I'_"' . --1 . ..
11: .. I �_ I and ,paper is 'being prepai I . 1915 and'1920,, iesv�ectjvely� ,,The only Sermon on the ,M I ed, "Salt I WILL , , M I � � �
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,, THE 'FIRE HAZARD -Let us cheek I . the rate of 25 cents each 'insertion.). stories, "The Stutterer."�Rev. -C. A. PAY IT'WILL .
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, , . fully protected, � Home and School Association. -Meeting on farm'- Afi,s. 'Fowler was a woman of '
"I , .� I I . To Visit London. -Local Lions ek- Monday, February Ist, at 4' p.m. in Public sterling walities ,and was highly re- --AFirst Presbyterian Church. -� .
(,J,:,1 Morning- "Jesus Christ and Social WELL You. I
N'�,. A�CCIDFJNT AND. SICK�NESS HAZ- pect to drive to London on Thursday School. Splendid program. .Tea will be serv- spected by all who came within her Progress 11 I
� � I �. I Everybody come. 334671 ; eivening, The first in a � E . " . .
.; . A -RD -We can protect your earn- evening to take part in a district "A" .1td- wide circle of acquadniancest. Al ' I
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I- 1, : ing power with a "Comple�e Dis- rall which is beinp� held in that city. . - — anxious to assist -in time of s16--kness 44 1 PP I I � .
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I . . Lions John Beattie and Wm. Duncan . cIand distress, she was loved thrcqzgh- sermons in this series .will be: Feb. .. � I - -
I W;�, � are in charge of rounding up the io- ly ill ne vut or Vlay. - Ralph ou% -vn.e conimiInity, a -no her demise "A Woman's Hea . 4th
I 110on "A"Woman's Revenge" "A,
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I ", . . 1. ' R POLICY -These, I ' forth teams; had the misfortune in was one of.Jt� $.taunch supporters- �
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I'll, I ".: . I . rates have been greatly I reduced Home -A number of local citizens a recent game to hive hi� nose brok- Cartwright Review. Mrs. Fowler I . ON — .
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Z, . en. The London Adveiiiser,-of redent came tp -the Tisdal district, north of , xx
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,I�:�,� . . oniLn. Vve will glaUly advise you tures are being introduced Roston Bru ns, 0 'go s s r years before moving to Rather. . .1 n1ft "with Wr� Malcolm presiding. . . . - . �
;_ 11 I . . as we are specialists in all lines- special fea Owen Sound Greys, may not play any - . ... 01 — � I . . . .1 -
� ,1� . . FIRE, LIFEi -AUTOM,QB LC_ to - make the occasion a memorable more this winter.. Weiland has'suf- The -meeting opened with. the hynin, . I. . I.''
W; ,", 2 op�, and a .C. G. I. T. -The Marion Keith C. ,'The Church's Orie,.Fouftdati " ' d . . . .
.:�, � ..CIDENT and SICKNESSY GUAR, rrangeiiients have been coln-' 'fered a damaging nose injury: 14e'has G. I. T., held their weekly meeting 11 .. 1?11, U11 I . . I .1
. - OR]q pleted to broadcast the rproceedin�,s had his nose broken three times al- on Wednesday evening. The meeting everyone repeating the Lord's. Pra�er. I —_ -
,� ANTEE BONDS W,INDST ) ' The busines§ was discusse I
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'' RENTAL; ETC. '' I ready;I The,,first*time it was from openied-by singing number 92 on the I I
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I ..... I . �Zdb Dw6l,,,- roses. In. fTont of the greens stood door.. wit).i. goo.d,.ventilation. We start-. � -
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I 11 � . . I I � ' "That on 11 standards of burning w i , tie . tandles. ed- work on Japuary znd, whiAi,6on- . I .
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1�' V. - . . -1 . I I . 'te all followed ' by Xesponsive rip r6 The R v Dr. -John C., Taylor, of .... Diiu-- _' s� of c opping trees down, burning
. I . . . . . I I . . . sinus trguble threatened, Degln ,adopted as correct. The roll call .... was, . e , - sist .h
1111�� PHONES 33W or 214 : SEAFORTH . Will Speak in Stratford�Prof. W. .this. Weiland still wants to play, but answered by 29 men�V�rs. 'The $ * Teadinis. Hymn, "LiBad Kindly troit, of5ciated. MISS Pry, who was ,brush and digging sturaps out, but ' .1
� I,! I. . * 11 - , ciII'p- Light" was then sung. and J. Smith "age by her father, wore there" is the 'hills to cut down and .
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11�1 . . . ''. , . . B. Kerr, 'son of ,Mr. and Mrs. James will have to'rest up for a long whir6. ture was then read by'Pit �Hart, af- given in marri . �
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M'i . — - - . . mother's wedding gown, -Of ditches to dig yet. There -are many
1'� d.. .1 I . I Kerr, of town, has been invited to ad- A general favorite. noted for ,oclean ter which Mary, Barber read the Year lace led in prayer. The missionary pointe d'esprit and brussels latce, hav- curves in the road to avoid all the I
I T , * I<> dress the Stratford and Perth Histor- play with a penchant for scoring.- -Book.,, A number was then sung from 11
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�, : , I 0. Stratford on F 'day Of this -week. are trying to crash an interesting chapter from Fireside , train. Her long Ves were 'has -been a few (minor acci
-tI '. I "We Have Heard a Joyful Sound" caught at the wrist by a tight cuff -first was Norval 'Bell, from Seaforth,
1�.%.. . i0 S. T.,Hoinles & Son Prof. Kerr will speak on the life O,f mi$sed��by fans all over the N. H. L. Stories for girls in their teens. The. was then sung. A very interesting � giving the gown a quaint appearance. when he slipped and cut his foot with - .1
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I., 1 k4p, FUNERAL SERVICE 0 Col. Van Figmorid,. a subject upain circuit." . - missionary , -president, and humorous talk was given by,L- H,r',puliet cap of net and a medal:- an axe. 0116"*gg' sent to Drysden .
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<> Main Street, Seaforth 0 which he � speaks with interest 'and - � Storey, then�Itook the chair for the Nott on the Life of T. A. Edison. Af- lion ,of rare old lace bore a veil which Red Cross Hospital for two weeks.
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1, . . authority, as readers who follow ter a 'social half hour, which was extended nearly to the hem, of her There is a -camp every,foVr miles'so�
" j�.. . I I residl�nce, 0 series in The Expositor will recall. and the Presbyterian Women's Day part o4 this.I:'Pro'gram. was a solo by spen afnes, the meeting gowia.
� ,, I , i* S. T. Holmes' I . d t in playing i Ivory crepe slippers and an we visit them now and then. Ray H_
�� �- i I of Prayer was held. on Tuesday, Janu- Mia*garet Qokh, which :was---enjoye I
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.1 '. I - ,0.1* Goderith Street, West- phone 'O - 0 - closed with the MizpAh Benediction. arm bouquet &f -Johanna' Hill roses- Warne, from Toronto,�is our super-
- , 4> No. 119W. Charles AZIm.s' 0 ary 26th, ,in the school room of First by all. A' lit6ading was given by .. .
--1 .. . . and 'white 13,6uvardia- :cotnPleted her intendent. He is a big fellow, a'bout .
I � -0 residence, Goderich Street, -0 .. Presbyterian Church, with a large. at- Doreen Hudson. Miss Thompson then -0 — I
" - 0 Are Trimming' Shade Trees. - A - tendance. Mrs. James Kerr oi)ened related a story from the Missionary tume. Nxs..-Charles Momber ,
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,� , � > number of unemployed local men ave the meeting with the call to worship Book. The meeting closed with the At the Bowling Alley -Play con- sister of the bride and her ofily at- as stron,g as 1�orseradish ' but. is a
4 4> Limousine Ambulance Service < tinues- for the sweater. offered for tendant, wore'a'�gown of heavy PeaCh real working man's frie��,Olr Core -
I � . I I . 4> Night calls, phone 3N. .C�, engaged in trimming all shade trees and a hymn was ,sung, after which C. G. 1. - T.. Benediction. highest three consecutiv�e gamies dur- satin, which had a short jacket of cin- man is a pleasing fellow also. The
:.", � o on the streets of ,Seafo'rth. It is sb4 led in prayer. Mrs. Robt. Aber- . 9 —
r .. I-— I . 4> - Day calls, phone 119J. <> many years since any work of this h,rt r6ad the Scripture lesson. , Lions Celebrate Buirirts"Night.-The ing January. The scores t' date are, yrb.mon brown- velvet. Shii&fried a camp rules are as follows: -1., The
,.. ,0 . I Charges moderate., S Habkirk 889; J. Cummino 860, R. wrist bouquet of . Talisman roses. first bellaiqgs� at 6. 30 aim.: get up'
,,,, I i I . o nature has been done and some of tba Prayey for the-chtirch and home was local Lions ,Club marked the occasion ' 9 _ ; I
I', .0 ' � Dixon 858, J. Hothain 850, A. Nichol- MIrs. Fry chose for her daughter's the set6ond .bJ1 rings at 7 a.m.: break-
",. . I g> I<> I<> <> <> <> <> .0 ,0 0 <> I<> trees were badly in need of cleaning i,,m 'by M,,. J. M. Govenlock. A of Burns"night at their regular meet-
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" :, I ,� � .1 . I . . - � rimming. The work, which ,hymn w4q.�s sungaad the reports of ing in the 06 6i;Hil Hotel on Mon- . wedding a gown of black lace and fast. 0- Go 'to the dining room
,� is under the direction of ,Mr. William committees followed. The- following day night of this week. Representa- 805, K.'I. .McLean 802, J. Cardno 769, shoulder bouquet of gardenias. Hugh promptly. 3. There must be no talk -
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I R. Pinkney 759, R. Rennie 740 W. Fleming, of Windsor, served i at. the tables during meals. 4�
,it * . Hakry, started on West William St. p ,riven: For the Young tives Of the Goderich Lions were Wright
. �11. I rayers werp 1 1 l last Dickie as best ,man. Follwing the The elklit-h�our da,y is in force, 8 to .
I . . , . � on Monday,of this week. The men People by Mrs. K. M. Me r present and these .... with local members week that A. Powell was high. man. cereminy a sinall r*eption and SuP'-"' -1-2 noon, 1 't-6 1 pan. 5. Try to keerp - . I
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,.� I AIN - INSURANU own Use. This was in error, the high man at Ar was givEp for seventy-five Of the camps neat and as tidy as pbs-
11 overseas by -Mrs. R. Govenlock. Mxs. the meeting to about fifty. Lion R. . .
, , 1� 11 � . , : I I I 40 James Kerr gave' a very interesting M. Jones spoke on the Lions 6rippled that time being John 61minings. their close friends and relatives. Mr. sible. 6. All noises and talkitig must
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�j'l .,7, Canada or the United States with ,me and the standing now is: 'R. Montr&al, where they will reside. promptl ' at 10 pim, except on. Satur-
�"-.,- - byterian Church in and around Sea- and thanked the doctors for their V .0, , � y
�t Altar Society Hold Annual Meet D 353, J. -Cumming M, W. I __� I day nights. 7.,No liqu6 "or firearnIs
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lli'�': ;*.'. . an Auto Policy that will take a . ing.-The Altar Society of St. James' forthi recalling the first services ready assistance in this -great, work. WrIght 306, 19. HOkirk 341, K. T. I - allowed in caimp. These, rules are
�, .. . bail .off your mind and tit I Catholic ,Church, held their �tnnual preached in this vicinity in 1838-1-8,39 Lion 'Chief F. Saunders, of Goderich, McLean 325, J. Hotham 330, A. Powell ,
�'� . . . � meeting on Sunday evening with, a in a road builder's sback on the'Lon- thanked the Seaforth Lions. for -their Died'In London. -The funeral of strictly enforced and are seldmm -
'L.' NEW I s 335, ,C. A. Barber 303, R. MoGeoch Annie McAUllan, a former esteemed broken and the men are agreeing -very- %.
, I I 1. I fine attendance of Tnembers. The so- don Road, to -an audience of three hospitality and expressed the regret 314, B. Powell 307, D. Vale 320, and .
� , ciety is in splendid financial position men. The -meeting closed by all re- of those of his club --who were unable R. R�nn_ resident Of Seaforth, and widow of nicely for the number (130) that are
.� I Non Tariff Rates and 'during the year raised $11-5.00. Peating the Lord's Prayer in unison. to attend. AS the first part of the ie 3SI. Play off in these two N"lliam"P. Varson, whose death oc- here. Sunday is Our washing and
- Rev.. Father Goetz presided during . - events will take place 6ft' Monday sewing day, Also barbering,'but some . �
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I I I ' . evening's program, Lion John Beat- night. 'Chickens - on Monday night ,fter-a lingering . ill- ,
:- . for any number of months you Wish the '61ection of officers, the former Legion Again'' Warn Citizens. -In . tie rendered that old Scottish song, ness, took place on Saturday inoirningr- of the fellows are 'letting their whis-
. . a were won by A. Powell 230, R. Me- 16i'R grow, so there will be nihq,y
11 � officers, presidbnt, Mrs. Joseph Mat- statement issued this week the local "A Wee House 'Mang the Heather, " Geoch 251 -and John Broderick 207. from I Catholic Church, in- ' _.
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I, Ws worth, youT.while io, sea us hews;�' wretary-treasurer, Miss S. branch of the Ganadian Legion warn and everyone joined . in the chorus. I � terrinent being made in St. Tames' Santa Clauses,in the spring VA ,
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I, before placing your insurance and Nolan, being re-elected. the public -against unauthorized per. Earl Van E.gmond played a medley Of -0. cemetery. Ne'depeased' lady, who plenty of pastline here such as play-'
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I I ' Scotch, a on the piano and Lion " was a daughter of the, ing,cards, checkers, reading, singing.,
I'.: (at the new IOw non -tariff rates sons soliciting helpI on behalf of the , ir . Life Memberships Presented at late Mr. and I
I " I 40 1. __p , , ,, skating, dancing, etc. Our orchestra . ,
- . you cannot afford to take chances. in 1866, on
- Legiom' The staftement ,s;a*: ,lit ' — Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary. - The Mrs. N*Millan, was born ' consists of a violin, ,banjoes, month
� , . :- All claims promptly and satisfac- Mrs. H. Snell Presides at Y. P� S. seeqm ag�dn necessary to warn the — - - January meeting of the Barbara the 10th concessiQli of ��,ckersmith. organs, Jews harps and borligs. , We N .
I ! tori17 paid. SIoc, I public against persons soliciting sub,- She was intarried 32 years ago to W. �
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." ! Phone, write' or call-fl�ight and scriptions; or selling artictles presum- sday P. Varson and settled in Teeswater. are -on the air every Tuesdayl Thurs-
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" ,�' : , Department of the Y.P. L., of North st * ore evening in th In 1905 they calhe to Seaforth where day and Saturday night over �tatiozr I
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43, � PHONE 125 diers -or the Canadian Legiom The they� lived,for a year and then moved I -J-4 Bonfieur, -between 7 and 10 p,in-
1, � " I I the meeting. After singing a hymn, - attendance of 58 members, this being �,ad the pleasure of a minister
11, ,Ili' local ,branch of the ,Camdiaro Legion to Edmonton Albertareturn�ng to 7�
� - A-. D. SUTHERLAND Miss -Laura Mole read the Scripture has and is . the largest meeting on record, for ' on January 11th
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��_ _ . . desirous of n1aintaining . Days years. The Douglas Grodp, was in Seaforth five years later. �They bad visiting our caimp, 11
��_ . . lesson. Miss Pennell again entertain- the confidence of the -people of this no family. Alter the death of her ,
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,�,111M , Creneral Insurance, Real Estate ed with her, interesting continued . . charge, and Miss Pearl Patterson pre- The bovs like him fine, as be doesn%
I�X'11'1 district amd is duiy- ,appreciative bif ' husband in 1929, Mts. VArson went to
�!Izi,',' " Conveyancing, Etc. story, "Good Companions." A duet, Bowlers: Have you tried to- win sided. The meeting opened with a ask for any collection. After eaietr
11"fS.l the interest shown in and live in Toronto. She was a devoted
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I'll 1�1 poort given to its various enterpri"s, . member of St. James' Catholic churo .
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;; I � !1F, SEAFORTH : ONTARIO Jack Cbeoros and Hughie Oke, accom, The Legion undertakes to supervise - Pullman's Bowling Alley this Mrs-. W. D. Mlanson, The Scripture and WiLa an active worker in connee- a [few ca:age stories. The most fun
:,,'� lesson was read by Mrs. W.' J,.Free, . .
1. I . panied on the piano by A�rs. Snell, the Administration of funds raiqed Tnonth ? ' tion with the Catholic Wom�en's of all is . n one( ,half of the gane I I -
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; ,t,. . — was greatly enjoyed by All.' The ev- for ._ �
� i the benefit of needy ex -soldiers I . be�l, took the business ipart.of. the League, and the Altar'Society. The -slngs one song
I ��, �,,; - 11.1 ... � � I I ening was spent in playing ga,meq . I R�Millan' sings another at the same time, try -
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,.,. MUTUAL and after a social half hour 'was me9ting- A,very splendid chorus Miles McMillan, William MbMillan' ,fngl to i�dh 6pipositign, to each other; .
,", ��', )THE McKILLOP . pal ,jource of revenue for this pur- GET YOUR ge,69ES IN NOW. frotl,i 'llie Douglig' Gi6iip; ... i�� ompan- Hugh McMillan, Jr., Michael Coyne' but it gets geribuslf the fireman lets:
, brought to a close. pose is from the sale of Voigpies on, * PLAY OFFS ON� MONDAY I ied by Mrs. J. E,,,Keating, delighted the fire 'out.at hight. , There 'is .
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I � I . NIGHT, FEBRUARY Ist. the audience. A-spe6ial prayer was ,of tall 1ibories told" her6." I
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I McKillop to the Front Again.-Th� ' I 1- Ir . given by iMTs. Merton Reid. The .*- believe if liesr'Were'm�usic'we"wotild-.-
. 11 '. 39;9AD OFFICE-SEAV ORTH, ONT. Towi! Hall, S-eafortb,'was the scene �)anaddan Legion for the purpose of I " topic, "Stewardship," taken by W.S. I . .. hal" a whole brass band. There are
""', I � of an exciting battle on Tuesday night soliciting a subscription or making a . Geddes and Mts. E. Srmth, was an More News From the -North.-Mr. a few wild animals -here, including
I, �� sale ,should be considered',genuine un:. ..
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, 1'1)J!::j *11 OFFICERS: . less ,he can produce a letter signed . roust squirrels
k',';).�. , , in Mc-Killop, opposed twelve of We by . I � pleasing feature of, the meeting was letter from Orval HolmId§; one of the and rabbits, also some partridges. It
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�g,'. I 11 I Jobilt Bennewies, 8rodhag6n - , Pres. best euc�re stars in Seaforth. The Better Barbering and Bowling ' the Tresentation-of life inermibeIrshlVs pAirty -gewt -froM -SeMoTth - ior Work. -h"'-"i�ever (been an7 col,der th go ... .
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�1`1' Jamev Connolly, Goderich - Vibe-'Pre�i. 'Vaines were fast, furious, and close, to Mrs.`W. R. Plant and 'Mrs. W. U. on the Government Highway in bel,�w zero yet, but most of the days
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�. "'��L; . protectiog against inilpostots.11 . -Glad Tidings Gleanings ys: .- ' . 'As- this is Sunday, io, every morning. , The
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V,L(,, 1"" The players were: MicKillop-4'. W. - I were read by Mrs, J. E. Daley and I ifiought I would write, to you and see food is -tood and of a large, variety,
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�f"�:� , '11W. ' E. Hinchley, Seaforth; John Dolmage, Percy Little, Geo. Little, Native of Seaforth Dies in Mani. I Miss Hazel Reid'read the Glad, Tid,..hc,w you are getting alon bil ny-th n 4e sheg
'4i' ., , ��raj, R. R. 3, Seaforth; E .* R. G, Ferg. ,Bullard, John Bullard,, William toba-The death occurred in Mathe inp
14", � -T, Prayer. The :meetinrk'closed by barbering and bov�lin , aftil who ig in the store. When our thrlee months
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� I rmottill, Btodhagen; James Watt� Trewa tba, Jack Pryce, Angus More, Manitoba, of Mrs. Margaret Fowler repeating the Lord s Prayei in uni- winning all th� p
."N�,'�,! I � . � ,. 1, II Win. Kerr, Geo. -',Tbero.Tx formerly Miss Margaret Johnson, of At Home,. 90111 1. ,4 .1 .
. ��� M, . , IPTAb. I I - Campibell, . : IT— I I .pQse things are 4uiet- in Seaforth. I going ever to the Coast. !here are
11, I I 0 Bettles and -Carl Dalton. SeAforfb- Seaforth. Thd Killarney .'Guide, of, _!.' .6 _. . .
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Oj�,;, 1- " I ,T. G. :Scott,. Clias. 'Aberbart, C. k'Jamiary 14th, sipetaking ,Of the de;ath �.Digkie.F&. - ollowing from, a there was quite a sleet sti6im in that Mitch urys, P41m-
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" , ,� I , WIIHAin Knox Londeiboro- John , sa s The res hts De � 'A
I'', f �_ ., " I ' larry Stewart, J. J. Clufr; G. A o-! M��tlier and coly#Mtralty were 8rd will be- of more than brdinary'in- should girvfo �&ofiite of the fellows Work, Taftsibipand Seaforth- Each hut, h94 ,
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, -forth; � Jam, es Connoll�, 114afgh., 'W. R. iSilnith, W. E. Kerslake, shocked an Friday, afternoon to learn -ad- a. wondertul a' name over its door, such as� Piiie,
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I'll ��' :. Broadf6ot, No. 3,,Sea� J. rd. McMillan -y Jeffrey. ' b,f the ,gudder death Of a ,dearly, be- � . and' vicinity as the groom is a ,son trip tjtU'bere and the gang ralsod Belt Lodge, Jothme3�2s End Trap&
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i , � - 9�bert Fem's, Myth; George , loved old-timer in the verson of, Mr�i, of the late Dr. Dicki% a former, stud- whoopee all the wA7. It t64 a�#pr6x. Casino, Dew Drop Inn,,Coo,Coo No�Ale
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