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i - i)�)' �,'�,�q;, , , " �-,: , P$ , . with such a sudden and, unti%eAy ceased '�44. spent two months in Chrdn*dij%e`1 Godaid and t,4�- over- . � "'X- ,`
... "I i��-,'�,r�,., ,� - _ cent presentaitions. They have passed met a,nd -1 *turned to his home ture, "Williani f-ell'4"by RosSine. The'more strictly veaMng, of the even- )XIbbigun, and, Mr., Sheffer with his I
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lif;�I, 11-P.,- I ,L . out of general use, -not be -cause they . pad i S. daughter 'and son,itx-law, Dr. ,slid .
'41, 46,e#lsing rates on applica the little tow e- last weelo. He was known'to many �neeiing closed with community ings during the past wee
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1. . 1��t, t , Z I having songs. Death of Mr,s. Thomas D I sple4did. time . 1
�..',it,,,�, "', " . .., jug killed instantly and, his wife 5ev- ,in d' Grand Bend, I
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'M "TO I nadian Weekly - Hence the commItAee, , summers, here., 21,st,' the fu The death Oct ed on ;Sunday after
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T ,)!ZiMz..� , Member§ of the Ca multitude ot' . .. froom his late home late residence in Ifc,n- spent. . .
I ity", 1 ha,;W'been succeeded, by a $Ohalf of the Lodge would,extend and airs. , . Klopp, Mr. and Mrs eral took I " ' noon, at her
,� . I ccuftte %el saft, of Mrs. Thomas Ditks,on, w1i6e lWs. Carl Schefer, 'of Palmerston,
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��, 141� �:� ,tw, to you and all other sorrowingfriends G. Hess and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hess of one of
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M �_' be gainsaid and that repres, Bend on sidieuts,. - Robert
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�11 :_. ", , _— ditions imuch n-wre wide--stpread. ' the funeral. who pas Mr. 'and Mrs.. Mrs. Iscott, and aunts,. Mrs; Ballau-
� �-�. 1'�, �. - . and express our great sorrow at the - Tuesdq.y, to attend sed awak on Tuesday, April daughter of the late I .
gi.,: " late of the Township One and Miss Katte SWU. '
g,�,,., Nh-_ Field surely know* that the old -�r The -Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran 19th. Deceased was ,born at. Park- Samuel Kjorton,
U ,11,�_� �1� � . airgumients. regarding alcohol a a loss of a friend and neighbor and oi The Masons are looking forward' to 0411W 1
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"Ill ,,, SEAF,ORTil, Friday, April 29, 1932. ) s earnest prajer is for the speedy re- 0hurch entertainc�d the -new memberb hill in, 1850 and had1been a resident of Uisborne. The death was not un- - .
, . stiai'lant are,not now tenable. Ile
� ... � p an interesting. pro - here for the past 26 years. He was. expected as Mrs. Dickson sufferpd a Friday,, evening this - wt-ek it being I
g ,. covery of your sister, Mrs. Ross.— to a mvpper and - '
;.... """, __ ought to know that what is callrdl a . )ffilarried on septemiber 23, 1890, to stroke about two years ago, and since the offIcial visit of the Rt. Woi. D. D. _ I
�� I .M.; Sam Peth- grain on Tuesday evening-,. .
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. , mo,& -rate dose of -liquor reduce . � I . -b" n in failing G. M., L. R. Coles. A number of * v
I ,11.,�, . ick, R.S.; Wm. J. Kinney, PjC;W." ,Miss Rebecca Hofley, who with the which time, she halir ee are expected to be � ..
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I thatwhat is called the moderate Use __ . vive: ,Mrs. Williamson,, Goderich Tp.; from ,Seaforth about '17 years ago, .present and, at the conclusion'of the
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� , I . . . Recent despate of liquor lessens resistance to disease � Thomas Nelson Elliott and William and was a -very via rt, capable woo- lodge me , to b .
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,�i STAFFA Mr. George Stewart and Dr. Bak,&r R. Elliott, of'BaYfield. map',, excellent housekeeper and good ball ,in the Davis block, .will repair
I . I. riendly to the town hall, where an interest- I
U." �, n. gaining force 'in the House of ,should ble awaM, that specific diseases I .1 ek at se"I've was,conducted by Rev. F. H'. mianAger, and was of a -very f
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�, I., tati'D are aggravated by indulgence in liq- Oct Springfield, visited last we I will 'be given, followed I
.. Coq*nons, which ,has'for its object Mr.. and 'Mrs. Lorne Speare and the home of the former's sister, Mrs. I Paull and at tho-grave -side 'by MOM- and kindly disposition, wb* I made ing ,program -d to by the ladie3 Wow ; I
11. . uor, ;�;-..J that all these effects are rder, to whom for her a rhos,t of reilatil�eiF- and by a ,banquet caten I
5. of Harriston� isiptent the James Wright. . a
11, I the forcing of the Government to re- daughiter, an Ciiurch. This
, I.. possible quite apart from unken- h Mr. Joseph Mr. Gordon Wright, of Guelph O. Mrs. Elliott and family extend most friends. ishe Is survived by �er hus- of Carmel PresibYteri
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duce the'salaries of the judges of ries, 4 1 1 sincere thaiiks, The pallbearers were band, Thomas Dickso .
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�- Mrs. J. Jackson and twin daughters A. C., sipent the week end with his . I
1, ,.�� to be at least as He was speaking of wine. Is he I E. ,A. Featherston,' W. J. McLeod,,.L. daughters, Miss Emma,' at home, and not -their wives. -A,_
I 111 I I CDanada, the cut �d by aware that France, the great wine of ?etroit, are spending a couple of parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wright. H. McUod,, Harold., Stinson, Henry Mau# Mrs. -George Glenn, a couplo The Young People of the United ", �11
�: -.- much as that recently sustaine . weeks at the home Q4- ,Mr. and Mr.,. The Wang People of St. Andrew's . e ,se 1 a
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".1-1., . pxcfdiu-cetr, is by a'Iong way the larg- David Bruce. I .g their an DarroNy and, William McDool. of miles north of'our village, and out Church, Munroe, ar pre nt ng
. ig last -1 id' play in the United Church,
. -"�,, I . the Civil, Service. est consumer of absolute alcohol in Mr. Howard Leary, London, and United Church are holdin The dance ou Friday evienin .splend
, "", n the Government the world, and, that France has a ser- niversary on Sunday, -May 15th. Rev. 61 a faimily Of eleven she is survive,
I The pressirre o Mrs. ,M. Greenwood', of Munro, spent for the benefit df the newly -organized by one sister, Mrs. James Broadfoof,,_ Chiselhurst, ,on Thursday evening of I
"'A", ' T F J. Mathers, M.A., of Grand Bend, I week. This play comes- highly
� comes from Weetern me1mber-z and 16 -us problem of alcoholism, being re- softball team., was quite a success of the Boundary. and one bi�olther, this - .
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,3 . Sunday' at the home of iheir parents, i�;* to ,be the special speaker S'er -
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,. �,_ cogni,%.d and battled again and those present had an enjoyable
�.,:. from a good many mernbers of rural Mr.,and, Mrs. J.'Leary. . Hienry Horton oi� our village. The
o , " -ademy of Medic�ne? Dr. viees at 11 aim. and 7.30 pa.a. '" - ' - rt this play front
� .11, .1 ,constituencies in some o�_tl by the At ,Mr. and.Mrs. CecilStewart of Ex- time. ,We,hope to see several inter funeral, which was a private on,--, was number will. suppo
1, Louradour, in charge of one of the ,Quite a number from here atfe'.A- -
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M�i' " I provi e Sunday with the'latter's ei the Presbyterial' and Prasbytery esting ball'galmes this season, as ,the held on Tuesday, af,teTno,on from her Hensall and -surrounding district. I -1
� . nees, and is not confined to any 82 hospitals te e t boys plan bein. . with a lite residence and was conducted by Mi.. G. J. 1sutherlalid received.word I
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. pa and ,Mrs. mc-eting, both o�, which were held in
� 'tL, France, sitated that in: 1,122 half the �T. . . who on 'Monday evening that his sant,
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, �. . � . � . " demand adw�ssions to his hospital were' for "no" W;ngliam on Tuesdiiy last
- 1, -1 and Liberals sharing in the and family, of Zion, spent Sunaay made a very fitting reference to the Mrs. A. H. CaTroll, of Woodstock-,......
1.11 alcoholics,, or, What 1' - �0 the men, and boys in -,I,.;,, viein-' - ' I ----. , ill for, the past .
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". for a judiciary salary cut. .1 with Mr, and ,Mrs. Williaimi Sadler, py z.re quite excited over su1'.b.,(..:*S. life of the deteasedi.. The pallbearers who has been, very
.: 'ks, passed away ak her home,,
, �_ 11 I ,re were the sons of alcoholics. Is leceased, three wee .1 .
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I .�11 . ne salaries' paid.'k, our,county .Mr,'Fiield awa,,6 that in 1924'bf the Mrs. Sadler having received a .bad T'-.iq�n-on the suckers, this. , RENSALL. were' six nephews of the ( .
.% I . fall during the week. � 1% I e are sorry to reporz tl ia t . ,%Ir., . _� Messrs. Gordon Bolton, Jas. 13road- on. Mioniday. The fundral was held on
"11. dges at the **esent time, is, we more than thirty tho,u,qand males i ' t foot, 'Calvin I Horton, Jarv! learriX .. :
��� ..' I . JU in Miss Emily Frayne spent the week if(vty Ivison has not been in ii�s us- Subscriptions . taken at the Hensall Fos is Horton, Wednesday. ,Mrs. was well :, ;
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I � , � believe,'in the neighborhood of five siucli hospitals one man in every sev- o.flice.for all daily and weekly newspapers. tter- -known in Hensall, as she with her
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::::���� " ". . . en:diWith friends in Exeter. ual good'health, but his mary fri�ncis t for post office lock boxes in the Hensall Venry Horton., Jr., and R. J. Pa er, Mrs. 0. F. Seott visited at I If ,,, - .
� I en in the lunatic asylums of wine- Ren, The remains we're interred in Sist I I
t.,�,, � thousand: dollaxs a year. . The Women.'s- Institute met in the wish him a speedy recovery t office',bkome due and payable the last gon- - f -Mt. and Misz,'Suther-
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-1 . There are a great many men . growing ,France was there �brough � week in this month..'pf December, or the first MeTaggart's cetnie-tery. "Peace, Per� the home - o: . y.
1, � . in eld hall on'Wednesday afternoon. There The imany friends and neighoors of pos ymn, wai land quite Irequend " I
Z .. '" drink?, It why be news to iMr. Fi r were quite a mx-nber of ladies pres. the late I Mrs. Robert '19vMordi(- - of week of January. G: J. Sutherland, PoSt�- feCt Peace," a request h N441,10,
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��� � rural constituencies who are of the that Le,onardi Bian,chi, late professo I ' rs The hotse shoe throweirs of town are,
I ti` 4 . . - ent. london, were sorry to hear of bcr "ter. . . sung by -Mrs. A. Sinclair and M ., . ng a meeting the coming Satur- 1, �
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" .11, � � I- . firm.belief that no man is really cap- of nervous dispases Nt the Univer..;ity de�th on Saturday at her home I IT For Quick Sale.—I'/, sthrey frame house in 3f. Hedden. , havi . I .
, � I " ., . . I . able of earning such a salary. It - is oif Naples, in a book recently publish- . .,___..__. . . tr�'sale with a kitielien and woo,l- felt f!or the husb�6d and family who day night at Webber's Radio Shop,`to I
,�'. . ed expresses the view �hat,tihe disap- Iiond,ou.' Mrs. MdMordie lived for Atensall io ' .
".., 1, � . I their fixed opinion that a man who pearance of the great families in It- ' MANLEY � quite a number of years in this vicm- ,shed atta,elled, st-gne cellar in good repair; gave her every iz-are and attention. organize for', the summer mor0ths, . '
I , all shingled . ; Hydro lights, hard and soft The floral tributes were many anq and all� interested in :the horse shoe
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� �rf . . . has 'a thou'Gand dollars a year to .a}y has beell'-due in no synall part to I ity. ' The remains were brought 1-t.; wate, in kitchen: good stable. There is 'ail .
I slow alcoho.lic into i tion I through riends of Mr.' W. Siemoa Hensall Union Cbmetdry. abundance -of small fruit trees including plutn beaubful. game should attend, as a very -fine
- rink will be prepared On front, street - .� I
� �pend on hknself�'and, ,his family is X ca The many f . pertly, which. consists of "Nobody 'But Nancy," a whirlwind
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� , � . . well off. To him, the other. faur the centuries, I are sorry to learn he is not impirov- I - _ __ � I two good I ,lots. ,Apply to Mrs. B. Gordon. farce -,comedy in three acts, by Eugene and membership fees will be kept as -
J.�� _ sb, al- . . I I 3358-2 _ low'as possible. A lot of the best
. It is surely desirsible ,that in' d -is.:' ing as rapidly as they wi I Kippen. . G, Ha -fie, will be presented -by St.
9- -' _' thousand of a jiAdge's salary is just . borie- s"oe throwers in ,Ontario are
ig.4_ . I -1 - -1 cussing. the liquor ,question -,men thoug-h he is getting the best of care Mr. a ai,, t
li'� BAYFIELD - nd Mrs. Arch ,Sparks, of De- Paul's A. Y. P. A. in the' f6vhi H �;
.P. so much, velvet, something the judge ahould deal. with present facts and by Miss Mayor, from Kitchener.' l . around Miensall, as has been 'proven � .
."�'� , ' . - ' . sa Mr. Hensall, on May 4th. Following is ,
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F can put' in the ,bank each year or in- present Pot.vibilities. I Many of the farmers are finishing ,Mr. Fred BakqX, returned last weeK troit, are vi' ting their. father, ste of characters: Nailty King, in the past. -, . I"
_. Does Mr. Field wish to' suggest see , "''th Mr. John Deltz and Min ' , James Sparks I the ca Some of the Odd,fellows of Hensall
�" - din wi fr&rn Clinton hospital,, whe,A- he had " s Louise Drummand; Sarah An-
��, vest in some other way. . I . .. I I Miss Nellie Carmichael, of Exeter, Mis '
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11 that wl are b6 tea,clih the youth of Peter Eckart on the lead. an operation for appendicitis. We ue An- Lodge were in Goderich a few even- .
�, � . The rural constituent forgets, that aged spent Wednesday with friqn,ds, here. drewg,' Miss Helen,,,STnith- S .
11� , Canada that it is safe and wise and Mr. Frank Dempsey has eng' dTews, M�ss Margaret B - ings ago attending installation of of - .-
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il�,'��, ' because he can l compatible with the highest citizen- Mr. John Dei.tz to put in his crop as are ,pleased to state he is recovering Mr.Claude, Bl,owes and, his parents, rummond, ficers at the Goderich Lodge, nnd re- . I
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,,�:., ' MI cely. of Mitchell, spent the week end -,with Adeline Perkins, Mrs. S. L. Peppler; ' ,
i!,.,. . I out an expenditure of actual cash, it ship to indulge in liquor, Or does he he ,was not-- able - to rent his fairm Thonidt and Robert McCurdy and i friends in Port Elgin. . Luella Crdwford, Miss Grace Stone, port a �arge attendance and a mosi; I -1
R'.. . u. As a not? 1. . � . this year. . � I .. -interesting time. .
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i. -all -mie sister, Miss Annie McCurdy, StTat-
&I,. . is not that way with ' Rev. James NeEllroy is- attending Fanny,Miss BeTyl Drummond; Larry
§!,- --.—.- . , Those -who .took in, the speech de- ford, arrived here on Tuesday, April Our gardeners took good 6.dvanf
,i,-�, : . . niatte,r of fact if the average judge \ the Synod of the I4ebby'te,ri4n cliurch' Wilson, Mr. Toln Rutledge; Ted Per- of the recent fine weatber and
. ,, I livered by Thomas -McMillan,- M.P., 19th, to occupy their summer home I ter, Mr. Albert Shirray; Adam King, age I
" CEFIELD think h- for the season. 'slier and daughter, IM I
�;-' kept ag good,a table as the average BRU *in the� House of Con=,ons being ,held in Brantford, r. Kenneth 'Rutledge; Jimmy Mc- good state Of soil to get -in quite a � ,
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.1 .11' I 11 . well-to-do farmer, clay after day, year . Mrs,. C� H.' Mim.h I as retuTned af- hit'the nail on the head, irrespective Work was commenced last week on tMrs. Peter FL. I ntity of early varieties such as
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� . . I Miss Eleanore are visiting friends in Cabe, Mr. John Druim�niond. .qua
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�11� . in and year out, -he wouldn't have ter vpenidin.g a weelk with her bro- Of Party' Pol'iti ,.' nst summer cottage buil. I eth," & bom, onion lettuce, and
414. a. ;vic�lnity. As a Woman Think 51 - .. , I . .1 ... I I 1
X�-` , � isand,dol- �hpr, Dr. W. D. Swan, of Hamilton ''Mr. C. EL-kArt was a ,visitor in our ,g built for , M,i , . Brueefield an . otatoes. . I
anything left out ,of a thou � . seas,on.. It, is bein .. ings have a nuniber of 13dy draina in three acts, ' as, pyes- P - : �
��.:,. . .. -onto friends. . I burg this week. Rolfe, of London, by Percy Weston, The onion ki w i We were pleased to tsee Mr. Wal- .11.
1'1�1` . lars at. the end of a year. .. _aT1 d- Toi . i men in -the fields stewing seed. - ented by the Young 'People"s Depart, . I : .
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, LV1iss Mary E. Swan spent the week - .___..____ ..� I who tias the contract. d a � let- ineyit Of the United ter Fee able to ibe .out agalnA,�rqg OlIr .
" ,knd the table is only one item, and end in 111,1milton. I __ . it several others built as i Youi correspondent receive -ner under the auspices of the Young Peo� streets the ,first part '61 this week.
I .� - p6ftlin.g o see � ter advising of the death of a folt r. Fee is a remarkably -smart an�l 1. - .
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- -pot the largest in a, judge's budget, - Mi. and Mrs. George Connell, of GODERICHTP. a n well known, cit n'
I ize Mr. Win. .S�ne-
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i:. , I - ple's League of , active imian for considerably over tho ,
, . There is the question of taxe�- if he Varna, hmvebought tii'e 100-acr'� farm and,�tbe purchasers planned to build .'
y .114, man, who. with his -wife and family Hensall, in the Town Hall, on Mon- foui score mark. I I
from Mr. Charles Reid, of Brucefie__ .
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" � . � 'Of family, there is the itern �-% 1) .. and Mrs. Alvin Proctor, Miss this year. ev 'n e. ot�
", .1 I is a nian n the 7th ,concession of Tuckersmith. Mnp,iand Mrs. Knuckey, of Toronto, were residents for a nuinilber ot y"rs. day e ing, to a fairly larg cy vd., Miss. Hattie D. -Su*erla-nd was in , �
,'I * I Scharllen and Mr. David Swartzen- .. Mr Stoneman. was a paperhanger The -play was very much enjoyed- and '
I �of education f I or his children.. He is 'O ... ch, spent Sunday wil!) were at.their home on theSa - nd was well given,'and coulyl,ed, with a lot of WOOdStOCk On Wedrk, da - last pit- "
F.. . It is well underdrained and has up, trulber, of Zuri � uble Line '� - � Y
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� I I expected to live in a manner befit, to -date buildings. � over ' . I and was a splendid musician, a .1 .- tendin the funeral of � her aunt, the
r I. ... ', George Proctor, Cut Line., - ��ay-- one Of the quartette, in the Methodist good twhoaeiso�pe buT.1or .portraying 19
W "ll. I ting the dignity of his office The many friends of Miss Emma I , Miurray-. Bros., opened their garage ' , i late Mrs, Aifred H. -Carroll, who of-
. Mr. Mason Stirling, of the'7th con- church before going Wiest. He siffter. tkpi ._-, bettef sidia ,-of , lif Lk "' There were
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r', I It is true there a77e certain priv , - McIntosh will be glad, to hear, that cession, Godierich Towliship, while-, for ilywiness for this season on Mon- ed a partial stroke, confinting him to some 16 'memters, in the caste wbo � .-'ten in past years was here visiting � . .-
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.:�'. I she is now in a fair way to recovery working in the field on Monday, drop- day, They; have a good, location at his -bed fo-i seven weeks, 'He lived,-ir) took ,their parts exceptionally well. h . I .
�, I ileges in connection ,with the office of after being Over a week in the doc- ped dead., He leaves to mourn his .tbe Sauble Line. corner and should - I land, and famil ... I
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�� , � 1. . V?LncouveT .and was in -his 77rbh year. Between acts, the 'Hensall Orch t' .
V a judge, not enjoyed by other men,. tor's care. ,, passing, big wife, two daughters, MUT- ha-ve goo -d b,usiness. , He is survived by five sons and two -contributed several nuinb&S and at. The Oddfellows a�e looking for- **%
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-but a gipat many.,of ,tbeqn -are very Mrs. John''Smider visited friends,,i'" iel and Dorothy, and one son. Wil Congra,tiil-gtibfis *to Mr; and M�rs. play, lunch was ward to thetir ampal anniversary.
�i, I , . I .1. dau ters, and, was attended, by Dr. the e6iTclusion of the
P -.,. similar to the privilege'a judge has Lon -don last week'. Mrs. Carrie Jervis., of Clinton, is a John Pollock, who passed the f orby- - 91h rinerly of Bruce served. � I church service which Will be held. on
f. I - Mr. H!ugh Mic:Gregor, of Detroit, niveirsury of their wedding Alex. Murdock, fo - . ' the ,coming Sunday, May Ist, in the .
sulbscri, sister. Two other sisters, Aggie al!,rl ninth, an Y" Rev, J. S. Hender, G-male-Sundercock.—A quiet wed- . .
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,c& heading' every ption list visited at hig'bome in the village last 'Sophia, and one' brother, Ize, ara on T:;,esday, the 26th. , Both have field, and also b evening, when. Rev.. Mr.. Young, of �
. . th;tt is organized for the' relief of , . 1, I . . Son, a former , preacher in, Carmel ,ding-tbiok ph�ce at the United Church
I . week. . in the West. � been in poor health lately, but are . Manse, Clinton, on Saturday ,evening Ottawa District- will preach to them- . I
� .. man7s wants, if not for the relief of .M . r. David Tough spent the past No. I Group of th� Ladies' Aid of improving . . Presbyterian, Chu�rbh. I . The Oddfellows alternate yearly in I .
_. . . . - slowly. Resident of Londion is Buried -in Heu- at 8 o1clock, when Rev. Mr. Farrel,
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I . . two weeks renewing old acquaintane ert Quite a nljmfb�r sipeni the :week end, , their services with the local churches.
� .1 , hie necessities. And, be it said t6 es with his former neighbors in Stan - -- Grace ,Church are having a' cone eall.41,4ast rites were performed Men- ullitedin marriage, Vi�Ta Helena,.eld- i , Mr. Williarm T. lReyn,qIds, of Tilson-' " - ' � -�-i, -4
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� thier�redit of .the Judiciary, they have and prog�am -on Thursday eveniMT at their cottages. Among them were day for 'Mrs. Jane :S. MeMordie, who' est -daughter of Afrs� Annie Sunder -
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,�,',��, � . . , ley. .in the:basement of the church., Mis' 'Mr. and ,Mrs. T, Mustaid, Toronto; Aied at her bcome, 785 Hellmuth Ave. cock,.,of Hensall, and the late, Nath- burg, spent the w�ek end here witri I I
ill. 1. .never betin backward in availing The many friends of Mr. T. H. Sybil Courtice, a missionary of Ja8, � last Friday, in her 91A year. Dr. uniel'Sunde C6ckr, t� William' George his -sisters. ,
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R, � themselves of'this privilegie. Wheeler are pleased to se� hiem able Mrs, D. Flock and family, who ac. r s � Mrs. R. Cudmore who has spent
;f? ... pan, -will be present. Lunch W-1 be. cormpanied�"by Mis. Jones and'family, tMcKay offlefated. at the services held ,'Sniale, eldest on of M!r. and 1Mrs.
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�, All these things ,cost money, much to-. be out again, after his recent ill- served. . . d tSl)�s. Fintoul and at her late resideme at 1 15. . Inter- 'George Swale. of Hensall.. ne .bride the winter, months �vhh members a .
�r, , neiSs. ., . � 'i. - . her family.living in Toronto, is ex-
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� '_ 1,1_- 11 m-rore money- bba-m -the average IV- . . - I family, Flini�- Mr. and Mrs. E. R. merit; was in Hensall Union Cemetery. was becoeningly gowned. in blue crep(j Pected home in about a week's- time. .
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IF— I Wealth To Be Given Away al I Willis, Lowd,on; Mr. and Mrs. T. Orr iP, Thompgon,� R. Tretherway, W. K. with trimmings of silver -an -d carrie,cl Mrs. Robeft- Booffiron ,who has
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j man has any con-ception.of. So much Brumfield.—T, a time like this; when and f4mily", L�tratkor�; Mr. and Mrs. &c roses I with' .
e_ Darch,' N. Aikenhead, T. T. I kie a bouquet of butterfly �, -
?i I so is' this -the case, that if one would everyone is talking depreission this CROMARTY W. D. Stevenson., Toronto. Mr. Stev- been with members, of her familly lit � i . ..
lk -, - I and John MeNaughton acted as pall- n,laiden hair fern. The bridesmaid
lvlt�_ stop to think, one could riot help but is a ,startling announcement which ensoq wh6 is ail. enthusiastic golfer Detroit 'for same weeks, j& also ex -
if, The fine weather of last week has ' bearers, Mrst. 'NeMordie was born in was Mists Isobelle 'Sundercock, sister pected home very shortly!
,T,, secu , Are you willing I successful recently in making a , I . �
��,� won -der how imien have been, re., you may not believe. � enabled the farmers to get on the was a,ttendedschool with the of the 'bride, who was dregsecl in a
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11 t(, be convinced of the truth of this hole in, 0'6z on the' Summit V.olf t I
fr" to fill our Judgeships at the present , t,,-,n,e,t? land and some have m;ade consider- 1 late Srr Wilffid, Laurier. She came gown of green silk crepe, green,,tweed Ball Players Orkanize.—A baseball '
?,,i, I saladies, men -who without one excep- 1 6 If so, come to church on 'Course, 'Toronto, the thio' time in I to LQndon 20 years, ago. As the re- coat with white fur and black hat. organization m , eeting was held Fri- 'k
*R' I . Sunday, May ist. The Y. P. S. have , able headway during the past few the history of this course that this sult of a'stroke sbe.has been blind The gr6b�n Was supported by his. bro- day evening at 8 p.m. in the to,w a . 14 I
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�4,�! tion, have ,been and are giving &II �`iecured for their anniversary ser- days. I . has been accomplished, ther, Roy Smale, Of 'Hensall. A ,buf- hall Hensall, with a very good at- �
I . Mr. Henry Strang, of Exeter, occ-u- for about 13 years. Her husband
$_,�` I their time and all their talents to up- *"'Ices, the Rev. Keith Love, of St, ,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison, of De- i had been aotiwe in the Uaniadian Club fat lunIch was served at tlie' bride"t ten, '
.�: I dance of players and fans, present.
. Thomas. He is, a gifted speaker, pied the pulpit on Sabbath -last ow, troit, were the 941ests recently of - home in'Hensall. FO inng the cere- The following, ofters were appoint,- �
'�r�' I hold and maintain the usullied rerputa- 'he inability of 'Mr. Rogers Mrs. Dawson ,and Mr. and Mrs. Mh,l- I and unemployed- bureau of London. llo ,
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g", . rich in experience and wants to share i ng to t She leaves four sons, Col. S. P. Me- m0nY 06- Young couple left by motor ed, Ist Honorary President, J. W.
k, ` tion of * Canadian, justice. 'his wealth with you personally. If being able. to be there. . ..
14�11 � leett and 11�01)e, qf- London., spent the Mordiee, of Prince Rupert; R. A., �f for Pol-t -Stanley, Windsor --and De- Ort*ein; 2nd hon,6rary president, J.
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'Pti . ilday, Mr, Andrew -McLellan who bad gonp we .
to work for Mr. Jaimes Barbour, at n ide travelling in a sa,nd W� MicMillan; 3rdho-norary president,
I 1* Np, Judges hre not overpaid. Tf you attend these services on, Su ek end with her. I Vancouver; Major �H. C., of VA ni- troit, the bn
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� the average rural ,mei r of Par- May .1st, you wilfreceive your share. Mr.- and Mrs. W. J. Knox, of TO- peg, and W'. J,, of Toronto, and a dress ,with tweed coat with lapen fur, N;Vfm. O'Brien; president, T. E. Drfi,m- I . .1
Fk;'. ' We harve done our part to oust "Old Staffa, met with a -painful ace ro'nto, were' Week end guie daughter, ,Miss 'Mary, MaMlordke, at hat, shoes, purse, the gift of the rnon- vice-president, D. A. Ca-fitelon;
7.1 liament is worth.four thousand diol- Man 3 p I I
.1 . I I e ression." Will you do ov�ing to the horses running ama.�'. and'Mrs. E.SturgeOn. Eva Sturgeon bom . 11 ..
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�e,;�, � lars a year of the ppple's rrooney, and . He was somewhat bruised but is able e . I groom, to match. Mr. andMrs. Smale manager, E. L. Mickle; coaches, R.
�i,", yours ? .1 returned with, them. Died in Michigam—The following will reside in Hens'all. Webber and E. Shaddock; secredar;-
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,,�, -he is, the judges. are certa�nily not be- Remember the play, "As a Woman Miss Alma McKay, iMss Helen Cur- -pt%
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V.I., who'has bee i which we have clippedlyom, a Michi- Rev. Mr. Stewart,' of Staffa, preach- treasurer,. James, X Paterson; niaa-
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,� , I 11ars. Miss Mildred Quance, I gan paper will no'doubt prove of inA ed very tucceptalbly in th' Herbert (JeTTy) Drummbnd;
�� �� 'he Young People of St. Andrew',$ very ill Of late, is improving nicely were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. 11
.�� Ing overpaid at five thousand do ,-presented here by �
11"T , I The Goverament, we believe, will I terest to many readers of The ExT Church on ,Sunday lag, the evening field captaiii to be 9,ppoil44 by the , i ,
�; �liited Church, BaYfield, on ,�d and is n,ow able to, take a walk Out. H. R. McKay.
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. -May2 , positor, referring as it does to one service being in charge of the pastor, team "at first game; e�cecutivtes to con -
,C), hesitate long before making a cut in at 8 0,,lock. This is a grand chance Mr. Albert Neil,, of Kirkton, f0siled (MT. and Mrs. E. H.. Johns, and fam-
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. � I f the early settlers-, first in the rural Rev. A. Sinclair. At the conclusion sist of above ofacials. The secretary -
, 11'� the salary paid the. Judges, and if for the MimIlAb male to get, an unde-r- ,with friends in the,village last week. ily were at Wiartoli for the week dOistriet a few milest east of Our vil- of the sermon, Mrs. M. He,dden and .was insitructed to write ithe-O.E.A.A. I
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�� ��. , they refuse, we also believe their de- standing of the way a-wonign thinks. ___��_ end. . . . I ]age, and afterwards a resident of' Miss Xargaret 'Johnston siang very stating the club's intention of enter-
� I " ", I 1. . �cislon will be backed, by every clear also for the other sex to improve I ,De. A. S. 'Atkinson, Mrs, Atkinson He,,,
t, �,!, . ,all: f"Robert HwbkiA, INteada acceptably, "They Crucified Hira," a ing team in Intermediat� Cliss 13 .
I . their thinking. Let's all go toBrti-ce- TUCKERSMITH and! Cagey 'Aitkinson, and Mr. andl i�wnship pioineet, was buried in Col- request number. for P932, d1so asking for a#plica,tiont, . I
� 11 thinking Canadian citizen. field on May Ist and 2nd. ... ,Mrs. J. A. Atkiii-gom and family, of .
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F, % I . fax cemetery-Mblidgy afternoon after Dr." Ivan. Smillie sang iliat beauti. foe registration in samie. It was de- I
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, I .1 '. ..., I � . 4_nl�� . Rose Bushes--mol-land rose bushes, 15 cents Detroit, were at their cottage for I funeral services were conducted at f,ul bymn, "My -Mother's Prayer," on cided to-bave a practise every Thurs-
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'r the week 6rid. . i I Sunday'�ve�lng Iasi at 'Main Streec clay nightl A least, with a full teim
�,,�!�� , I the faAmily residence. Mr. Hafbkirk
9AC, � .1 United dnhuroh-,' kxeter,, " ,-' '---' in attendance, and all players wish-
��` Whither, Inspector Field? STANLEY ' , .Miss'Laura Taylor, Of Stratford, The A. Y. P. A. ,of St. .James', . was in his 84th Year and hao lived , I t I.-
��,,,' - - , . spent Wed in Meade 36 years . �n a 'ing to try q . ut, pleas4,-report at once. I
IV,5f� - . nesdJay with her mother, Middleton,' iSt. Jolin'&, Varna, and, and raised his pleasing manner. "'T V, I
I (The New Outlook) Trinity ,Church, Baoelil, met at the � I
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N." Do not forget to come to the Blake Mrs. John Taylor. family there. . �% ,
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' Church -on Friday evening and bear The many friends of Miss I�pgigv I , musical health for thTeef �Years atid unable to T!�!��____ . , " � - � --------7- — I
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IN,., � Wbat has gone) wrong '--%r.1..th our the play, "The Village IALwyer," put Doig, Georgetown, will be sorry to ..eve7mn'g- A, very, intefesting talk on jo any' farm w,ork during! that time . , I I I ., � .. I I—. - -
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� 1111"", on by our young people. her serious illnevs. Soidud warif gl"n by the rector, Mr. but had been, about the hoillik and . I � "
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'X� � . month, two Of them, in public ad- S. M. *1-iOdgert, Paull. I'Deve4opi&nt of --String In- farm until Shturday wbe he _ '
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�1�k.�. I � . %eg referring to liquor, have in , strunients" was given bk Nina Heard. suddenly a few minutes, aftei goien .
, dres spending a -few d�ys at the home of and Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, of Efim- . 9
6111 a very conspicuous wa-V put up men lVb-. W. J. Dowson. ville, were guests'of Mr. This was followed by a piano duet. by
'41 -�, and Mrs. ' to bed in the afternloon, saying that Order May Chkks Now, 11. - ''
N,�.. , 1.�� of straw apparently for the purpose Miss Mabel 'Calver has iefiiiiied, Thomas Hodgert on, SundaY. 1 Mds. Paull -dud Floy E<I*ards-- musi- he didn't feeil very well Deceased . I
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't", , , I I . . *f ,knocking theimi down. ,home from G&Seriob, where she had Mr. and �Mrs. G. D. tHandle and cal 'eOwPOser% an in-teresti;W paper .was� born' in H,awick, itexborough- .
;N � I Inspector Field, of Goideri-ch, ad- bia-,yn taking medical treatment. Janet, -of London, a --- � __ - Nalne on, the life of Franz Schubert, follow, ,shire, "Sioutland, November J, 1848. BARRED ROCKS AND WHITE ROCKS AT 12 CHNTSe
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�J , - '�,i, I dTessinig a sdotion of the Ontario Ei�- The Goshen WJMA. held their reg- and Nellie Velibeen, Seidorth, were ed by one of his compositions "Se,- When five years old,he caine with hig
; ;0.. . I lie -on Aesiociation. asks, with a ular �rronthly -meeting last Thursday guests of ',Mr. and !Mn. J. D. Gem- enade?'.9ung13y,Lu,cy Woodsi and much .WHITE LEGHORNS AT 10 IdENTS . � I
��, � .1 .!,�� aiti i parents to Iftensall, Ont. There,was. � I . 11 V I
"t .. I I . appred. ated, Tlxe lifp of Edward Grieg his hbiwe for tithe next 45 yeavd. ..
I 1". ,� . manifest flourish, "How ,dan it be a aft the home of Mrs. Percy, Johnston. mell. . �
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�, ,, sin to take a sip of winte?", Who Mi-. and Mrs. George Andersob and Wdss Elizabeth Taylor is a patient . Paull "Norwegian There also be wgrriedi- Mary Connor � Your Extra Chicks.�er Hundied. ,, I - I ' 1.
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I .1 . Bridal Procession." Two eantostsi in ,W� will Supply eggp from our blood -tested, flucks and bat'ch e
�',',. �' f '%'64'—'O;�held, but I do not recall in Mrs. Robinson, &,. frolm. Pleurisy. 1897 thei family'eamer to Meade and them, for firvt cents each. . . .
"", I I., . ing 'with charge of Murial Robwell a4d iRfuth ,�
�x. r", " 41 iny' eiperiefice, any ease of ,such a MT. Edgar Smifth has returned to Mrs, George Bell is visit , settled on what is now their fina We Will Guarantee �,50 per �ent. Hatch for 5VZ Cents Each. - 1* *
,�,: " I ; stateblienit ItAlrni a teacher �eietbter in hi -4- home on the )Goshen, - Elliott gavemuch pleasure. Refresh. f,,m, although �art- the time it wa,3 One-half the people who bought Chicka from us in Mareh
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i. , �, I � . ,,the secular sO,hools, or in the Sunday ,,�pendirig some weeks, with his aunt, ments were seTvad. m4re or lets of a-wil&emess. Be. have not lost the four extra Chicks. I I .
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"I'. gehools.-- The attack is on a social Mrs, Hiindes, of Tupperville. . The play, "As. a Woman Thinke,tb,,t sidefth,6,midow the remaining family . ..
�, - , A cheek up reveals that over 95 per cent. of all Chicks sold I
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7, � �i, - i1vs,bjfjjf1on, h6cause 6f its reoults. Mr. and Mrs.. ,Chester ,Smith, of ZURICH 11 re an consists of seven, �children, four sons
I ,, � . I .was well performed -befo, appree- y . are still &ing strong (ages 2 to 6 weeks). . '.
�, I I 1,1%mU that the Methollirst church, Zvricb, spent Sunday'afternoon with iative audie=4 in the Town H -all, and %bree Mukhters: ,George, of, De- ,Government approved and bloodtested by Capital ' a-'
4 1 '?�3"'i.1111 I to,which t0iia country Owes consider- Th"as Robinson and family� 'The annual conference of tb e Hensall, on' Mokay ,evenhvg, under ta-oit; Robert, of Alpena, John of tories, Ottawa. Labor
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;11;41 I I. cauntat be licig,nse(j wilh-but sin." No . daughters are: Mrs. W. R. Day, Isa- ea)6h.
, . ..., -thi s week. gs welre League, of Hersall United Church.
% "I y sions The meetift All flocks with many reactorq 'were dropped from our list and'no,
." � �!, -honest indf careful thinke-r will con- WINTHROP beld in Kite'llener. Rev. - W. Y, This play is to be given in Bracefield. belle, oTSan Fra;ncisco; Ruth, of SaNi
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".. 11 " �, . twe those two. 11,81if I is a word much next week. , Franvisco, and gisff Margaret, at
I . . :� Oranigemen - Express Syrtipathy_ Drier who has been. pastor of the . . All Chicks 'are hatched in a separate ,sanitary hatcher at a
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,�. :.,i t�� At the ,last meeting of the Ora,nge ,Zuri;J -church for the past five years, Rev. and Mrs. Galet, ;Mrs. McKen. home. MT. HnbkiTk wals one of temperatureof about 91 degrees. I 1,
, -,.. , t0tq, 'Will Mr: ni'eld- s,ay that it is I i - and highly .
I , 1"�. � I I , on *as has been trandeived to Wilverton. zie, Mrs. Robert Si Reid, and Mivs, L. Meade's, anasit gubs�antial . .
,v rpgsf�bl,� to opil 'liquor to the Public, Lodge, the f011-dwing"' �mlOti lided the' meeting I
" � ,,:,,.'T: , ,p � � I E. Bu�ns� of th-at town, will take Brownett atte of respected citizens. He was greatly
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I . I , . � ��_ - I I R . � the plice of Rev. Drier hw�p. Nelt Pr(4bytery ond Nlesbyterial, of the I � � J. E. McKinley, Zurich
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__ i,P,,�,i 140*1142", I I 1 14, eill as an ed- tha and resolved that ;'Mw. James Year I In Ored.. W.-MiS, Of the United ChuTch at q-uai Misses Mcrivem,- daughters of . I , -.
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