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� mittees n1so gai* very interesting re. . " ed Ju�nibr lMatriculation--standing in. R,t. Hon. W. L, M. King ,� , .., �
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. �4 likie 'been OU14 , I Govfiiilock� made a brief *verbal . . . arrlv�6d this week—A 4qgpd� � , - � , �', I
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I WW' 4 1 . .teiV 6el, (Dr.) ,Misener, of Crediton, gave a . subject a pupil ,must be reeommen&., - d . ap- 11.�
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be. I The covoll. MTs. Putnam, -of Toronto, Super-, . I .1, must have a yearly average of 66 'Seldom has any Canadian commun- . . � . � 1� .: , ,�. av I l
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ly in the county was gonoi'into aii" intende'rot of Women's Institutes, and " per,leent. or better. Almost 40 per it witnessed so impre and so . � I i
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. . . ple a4d Girls WW'� ,Havc. 1,giate have been gr4fit�'d thi's stand- memory of the late Thomas Mcm, '. ; I �-1'111 �
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1 I m Goderich on Tuesday. �org submitted by members of coun- work. 'Mrs. Glendennall, Of Lo-ndon, Opportunity to Holiday. ID. Adams, Anc. Hist.; Alda Bolton, laid to rest in 111aitlandbank Ceme- I . I . . I , I-, I l�
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. �, I I provements in this offite. solos were' given'by Mrs. Gordon I Hist., ,Phys.; 'Nelson Cardno, C I � . i I I I 1.,�,
I I - : 41sie Drover, Ane. iiiist., Alg., Chem'.. parts of ,Ontario and Wom other see - . I I . ,'�
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' 'Mr. Haase, Provincial Highway In. Morlock,- of Cre-diton; Miss Kathleen Three camps, one for boys, one for Lat. A., Fr. A., Fr. C.; Angqla Eckert* tions ,bf the Dominion, were in at-,.- . . . ,.
L , I was Present arid- was askel Strang of Hurondale, and Mrs. El- ' I I I .1 , .'�
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� Ninety --seven ,Candidates In- ""t", si the council. P I - ' " I 11.,N
, 4 . liott,',of DIxeter. Mrs. Kestle gave a girls and one for young, �qople, havo Anc. Hist., Algl., Pbys�.', Lat. A., Fr. tendance at the funeralWwhich wa' AlellAers From. , Stratford . I .1
' Haase did not think it neces- humorous 'reading and ,Miss Tyndall, been arranged for . this I s . ummer at A., Fr..C.; Anna Edmunds, Ane. Hist., probably the largest ever seen in this
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I l, itiated by London Degree , I Cben-i.�; MaTy. Foilrest, An4 Nisti, district. Aniong -the mourners Was . -1,1,11;
I f .1 lo I - . . sary',0'make any lengthy remarks of Seaforth, a -piano solo. the Presbyterian Canip �i Kintaft, . Present. af Monda',y
" as the work had been, very fully c . , Ban- � � -,,:,�,,
, I -, -rs. just north df ,G*derich,'o' t Al,g., Phys.; Grace Free,, Anc. Hist.- Rt. Non. W. L. Mackenzie Kin- . ... I . � I .
,Ov' ,The election of officers, with M � I I
, 1 . Team.; Over 800 Foresters ered by Mr, Patterson. . Putnam pr�siding, took place mand re, , n he Blue ,Glen ,Gemmel�, Clan. Hist., ,0.hen-1.-P leader of the Liberal -party in the' I .111,
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. — He thought this would 15,� a very sulted as follows:- Honorary Presi- Water Highwayi ox� the ea of Lake John Ha0kirk, 'A,lg;.;� Wary Haigh, D i on; Mitchell F. Hepburn, M.P,, ,�.
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. ,,, � ��, Present. I I opportune time, after attending to -dent, Mrs. J. Hey, Jr., Zurich; presi- Huron. . I �:. . I Anc. "Hist., Lat A.,'Fr. C.; Mary leader,.of the Ontario Liberals�. and ' � - . 7 ,.,.l
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11 . 1. . , I I maintenance, to go into' some coll- dent, Miss N. Keddy, Hurondale; Ist Tresbyterian' leader,% ,.v'n*ll conduct Kling, Anc.' Hist., Fr. A.; Winnifred a large number of members of the . . . 4
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, � y - I . I struction work. He congratulated vice-president, Mrs. 1H. Hess, Zurich� the 9tudy groui)s� tanA, give lectures. Kruse, Anc. Hist., 'Mg. La0 A., Ft. Canadian No: e of Comem,ons, the, . . . . ...... I I
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. Five hundred' meonb�ers of the C. the courity on the general '.state of 2nd vice-president, Miss Webste�' Interesting pro -grams of sports and A,, Fr. C.; Rode�rick MacLean, Anc. -Senate being also represented by . 1. . .",
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0. F, representing 46 ocOlurts from ai Seaforth; 3rd vice-president, -M s RE recreations will be includ7ed in the 1-�ist., -Chem., Fr. A.; Sailluel Me- ,8 nator John Lewis, of Toronto, and, The Seaforth Lions Club held its, .1.1
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Under enoluftlies,Xr. Goldthor1w Ke,tle, Huronolale; secretary-treasur- day's schedule..... ' I . I Speddem A,dd. 0st., Aig., Chem.; Senator''Rankifl, -Stratford. Hon. 1�. f6irtnightly meeting in'the Cdmmer- . . I
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parts of Westefn Ontario, pkrticl- , , - �,:11,
I .. spoke,.of the �Osst of the McNeil trial er, T)Tx,..,Dan MacIsaac; Crediton; as.. The first !Camp for boys will be Betty ,`Malcolm� Anc. Hist., Alg., M. Sutherland, minister of militia, cial -Hotel on .Monday evening with . . 11
,� . pated'in a monster parade, in G -ode- and its great costj and said it, was ,ist Mrs. held from July 1st to 9thy, under the Chem., Lat. A., Fr,. A., Fr. C.; C -el' was the Qfficial representative of the a large attendance of members'antt - ; .�,,
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. , . I � ant secretary -treasurer, n of Rev. '1�L 6 . - Dominion Government. the war -den guests. Sdn�e fourteen 7nembers Of . ��,
. . I rich 'OIL Tuesday evening. Preceded a too expensive proposition, and the Emer�r �Tahner, Orediton; �auditors, directio ; X limes, of estine O'Leary, Anc. H�st., Alg,, Fr. I . -'-
I I . county should not be called upon to, 'Mrs. C. Zwick,er- and Mrs. M. Tel- Forest.' The camp will b -6 -visited by A., Fr. C.; Mary Reid, Anc; Hist and count council -of Huron in a the 'StratforA Lions Ciub were pres- - ,- I
I . by the Goderich Citizens' Bana, the I . - , y ..,
. '*- pay these . extravagant bills. the moderator of Hamilton and Lon- A,lg.,,C,hem., Lat. A,, Fr. A., Fr. C:.,. body were, also in attendance. - ent. The' retiring president, John, I . ��,�.
. �* ' '-...Jp'rOcession left McKay Hall: and cir. .1 fer, Creditbn; federal representative,
. , 1, . . MT.' GoldOorpe ,thmght there wer"e Miss N. Keddy; Crediton; district re- ,don Synod, Rev. W. J. Wo�stt; Rev. WOrleon Sills-, ,Chem.; Helen Somer- 'Striking evidence of the respect and, 'Beattie, presided and was assisted by � 4"'��
urt. house square. . ,4
Vol . too many adjournments, and he M. A. IMcEacheran, editor of Presby- ville, Anc. Hist., Alg.,, Nary rhomp- esteem ii which the lat . I -.1
I pwesentative, Mj§i�.,,,Alice Thompson, 11 e mer6ber ... *as Lion Charles Stewart.,
1�� � -Piper'Fred Mutch, of Clinton, fol- thought something should '-be done, 6 Seaforth; conveners,�' Of Standin terian ptiblicati' s. and "Rev. Dennv ison, Alg.' - I held by people of every walk of life ,,Sevo�ial musical selections by some I . -
. . I � lowed, leading . I . 9 on I -j 6� the Stratford viiitd6 were much - . "'. �
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� j- check these nbi6is, . -ittees: Edam i n, Mrs.. Airthiir Bright. There will be U1 Girvin An&rson, Eng. Comp., Eng. was furniahed,by the -thousands' ,�-.
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.1 � ConooerA41e..-discussion took place Rundell' Exeter- Ifealth, Mrs, ('Dr.-) D. J. Lane, of G6derich;. 'Rev. T. D. Lit., Anc. ftir,t. Phys.; ClarenceClole- citt?;ens who drove, many of them appreciated, and the talk of the ev- I . �.Ij
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" . te, the z' tWt' ,by 'Mr. O'Dwye'r, Zurich' Historical Research, W Ilough, of Xincardine; Rev.. R. man., Geom.; William C long .Ais nces, in ,order to ,he gresent was given by Lion Charles , 1. ,V�
.� cauntry� in single file., The parade Goldthorpi and allied matters, re the Mrs. B., W. X 'Hanna'. of (Ripleyj and Rev.. T -it., Cgn.'Hist.; Frank DuTidas, Can. .- ",
" ' . .. . P. lieavers; Exeter; Leg- . luneral and to .pay a last -Stewart, who spoke on Lionism. The ---74
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. I I broke up again at the hal and a& adin I .. islation,,Urs. H. 1K. Hjjber,'Ci.�diton; . Frederick Goforth, both. iW the morn- Hist., Anc. Hist., Phys.- Harvie Hil- tribute of respect' to one who -pos- address was listened to with much J,�,
. . 'd ,to.hear Mr. Me- Hom,e Eeonb,mi,,, I Uri. . Air, ing , 11 9- I I I le degree their interest by those� present. ... .1 " ,,
t� journed�to.tbe pavilion, which had lt wag i,rrange and ;around jhd,cam�b fire kat, n'. I Lit., Can. Hisi., Anc.' Hist,if sessed '*in a reniiarkab , 1, I I "It
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^ morning. Mrs Crediton- ief from � � -� , al3q,,Avree�_Vre, ul;i, , ;".ii� � , , , ,
provided at ,MncK4y Hall to- tatke the . C. -Zwkkdr, q, � , ,, Ph I -mayor- , �, I" A
- been seeured-..,Throp '..*f.,s �ctatoxs, AgrOW&I ... . ... � -1 i-lbst4'GlEn ,, R,11 -A, � year resulted. as follows: W � .--
I : � , "I � � V- re. esientative, ad- E�iet,ir. Publicitk, Uisi.Afiee ys,.; Leo Joynt, Eng. . Lit., tonfidence and affegtien.. it a au The election .of ofters for -:'thg . 4
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, various loftes W the pavilion at -thi at it 1VsOlu- Miss L. Jeckell, Exeter- Canidis In I " MIcTa, � ng.'CDMP;, Eng'. - Lit., Hundreds of motor cars thron a! I I
1W Archibald -Smith., Th . - H- McDonald, of Lucknow, air, con-' MIcTa, F. J. ,Buirrows; 'seerdtary, , Charres, '141
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lake. Here the post chief raAger's- to the secondary school dustries, Mrs. J. 114ey,"Jr., Zurich. vener. Lectures will be given in tb.e Can. is ., Anc. Hist., Geom., Phys,; 'roads leadings to the'XdMillan home Stewart; treasurer, J. M. McMillan; -, I .�,
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I ' board's Of the county requesting their .A very hearty Uvitation w,18 ,giv- morning. and sports and recre.atiQ�n,.Andrew O%eary, Phys,; Fred O'Leary in I-Tullett Township and 'it is esti- tail twister, J. .E. Keating; lion taw- �;
, degree team, -London, conferred the ' oo-operation,in reducing the cost Of en by the � I int in the afternoon. Po�ular 7Geom., Phys.; Neil Patrick, Can. Hi'st., mated that at least 3,000 men, wo- er, G. -Stewart; directors, G, A. Bar- I . 4
, - degree' work on " the, cindidateS. Hurondale branch to hold fOl Owl ...,
� our secondary schools. While., this the next district annual' meeting lectures will be given in the evening, Ane. Hist. St., Geom.. Phys.;'Jairtes men and children were present when b& and Robert Jackson. Lions W. 1. �
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k Atffiapng the delegates were a number council does- not wish to impair the there. The ineeting closed by sing- the speakers including Rev. J. F. Stott; Eng. Comp., Efik. Lit, Can. the funeral service, conducted by Rev. Duncan and J. E. Keating were -ap- .. - I
I , of dignitaries, from other lodges in services and iL he'12'atibnal anthem,. I 1�:
. . sefulness of the eduica- in ' Short, DiD., of Barrie; Rev.'W.- Mc- I -list., Ane. Hist.; Geom., Phys.; Harry' 1. B. Kairie B.A., of Seaforth, and pointed deleptes to, the district con- ' , ' . I
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. tional IsYeiem we feel that ,steps ' . Wingham;'Rev. J. D. -Smart Sheffer, En,g. Comp., Eng. Lit., Can, Rev. "Dr. F. H. Larkin, of Toronto, vointion to �be held atWindsor. � ;
. Vansomeren, ,high ,secretary of the . . . I . - A� Lean, of �
VA 14 order; ,Dr. ,Chapman, chairman of the should he - talmn to, bring the cost of ,. of Ailsa,.Craig; Rev. -B. L. WaldeN Hist., Aric..Rift., (Geom.,,,Phys.. Hel. commenced. When it was ovex . an I.. - . I . .
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I -' carrying on' our schools more in keep-. , at Glencoe; 'Rev. D. D. Armstrong, on 'Britton, kng. ,Comp., Eng: I.At,, opportunity was ,given friends to , 1. XANIXY - I - . �::
�- � -. medical board; A.� C. .Tiley, su ' ,of, DaTharri-. ,Ro , J.- W. West-,- -of At- Can. Hist.- A 1 '" - * " . -
. - - � - . . perin . -ing- mit"e,F. ptneitt ,economic -condi.. - - - LONDESBORO , , , ev. f .
-tefiife-nt -of "br,ganization�, -and -Wsltm I . . . '. ` ne. -Hist.; Elizabeth, gaze for the last time upon. the ea-
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. I Beney, high auditor, all of Brantford- tions of the"country and would re-- . M wood; Rbv. -William Barelay,.of Ha�m- Broadfoot, Gleom., Phys.; Gladys . tuTes of the man -who, for *so long, . . . � I ,,.11
4 . F. H. Murray, London, mimber ol quest that a reasonable reduction in Rev. X.T. JOhnston is packing these ilton, and" Rev. W., M, Rochester, D.D., Coleman, Eng. Co'nlp., Eng. Lit., Can,. was their -representativO at Ottawa, � 1. . . �
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I the executive, George -Spotton, X,P., teachers' salaries should, be a means days preparing for his new ch'a'rge in of, Toronto. ' ' Hist, -Anc. 'HiA., Geom.- Alice Dev- and ,a 'leader ,in the community life A la-rge number from here attend-' , ! �
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I I for North. Huron, of Winghain. The to that end. ---:Sent to Education COm- � Crediton. ' I . ". I During camp the young -people of ereaux,, Eng. Comp., Eni. Lit., Can.'of the district. For an ho a . .
mittee. .' I . -Mrs.', M,!Crea spent .several dayi 00derich W" I le 4l of ... the late Tbomas � ,:
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. -wileicome address ,was made by Bro. - Geiger-Dool-glas: il , pay a visit. -, Ou Sunw Hist., Anc. Hist., Geom., Phys.; Irene half a steady stream of mo,rner-, 'McMillan, KP.1 to show their list � I
� . F. ourt - Goderilch, No. ."k,M,. p . That this. Council litst week v,,1'.i �Iei si-,te'r in, Belgrave. day the morning service will bee at �Dbbrhart, Geom,; Bessie Eckert, Eng. passed by the casket. Then the respect to one , who took so much in- :�
. I W. Craig, of C I ,,bert Higg,fils, county audi- - ,Mrs' Fred' ' 'last �X-i.'Ashfield, and in the evening an open- Lit., Anc. Hist. -I Margaret Fink- monibers of Britannia -Lodge, No. terest in the fural people and, to on-- . I,.:
3& Bro. H. J.- & MaeEwen, chairman . .Jahnston sperif: .
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ar� of the -gathering; W. F.. H. Prica tor, to appear befonv-council and ex- day with Clinton friends. - air service will W held at camp. -beiner, Geom.; Jean Murray, 0eorri.; 170, A. F. & A. M., wearing Masonic whose place it will be hard to fill.
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. - ' plain the aoidii w6rk, and that hc� be � Mr. and. Llaa. Bert,,:Brun7dson spent Comixiescing on July 18th'and con-� Evelyn Nott, Can. Hist., Anc. Hist., regalid,� formed a guard of honor be- A large number from here attend- )
� chief ranger, -and H. Haacke, -of paid bis .day and - mileage -one way I;ast Saturlay%ith Iiiends in Clin- tinuing Juntil July 26th, the girls' Geom.-' Rose O'Connof, Phys.; Bessie tween tbe ranks of which the casket, 1;
Court Goderich, also addressed the only - -L-Carried. ' - . . I . I ed the Holy. Name Rally in Dublin - % ,
meeting .- . . ... l. ton. I camp will be arranged by Rev. L. B. Rice, , Eng. Lit., Can. Mlist., Anc. pre'leedled by a profusion of floral last Sunday. I - �
L W. F. H. Pride,, chief- ranger of Scott-GolAholspe: That this eoun- -Mrs. J� C. Adam� recently had a Kairie, with Miss Jean Gowan, of Hist., -Geom.,'Phys.- Winnie Savauge, tributes, was borne to the waiting 'Mrs..X Desboura, from Northville, .
the 0oderich court and committees,'I ty council request the Ontario Leg- visit f'rQ-rn Mrs. Radford, . Of Clinton. TOronto, ag director of the camp. Eng. Comp., Eng.' Lit., Can. Hi9t.. hear'se, 'by members of the 'lodge, Michigan, and Miss Helen McMann, - I
islattitre to pass legislation Mrs. Jo:jan spent Tues4ay with 'Miss'Cowan is girls' work secretary Ame. Hist., IG,eom, Phys4; I
I. .. had charge of the.&rrangements. ' - . aboli ' sh. _ Helen Robert Scarlett, Ross �Sproat, Ross from Alousa, Michigan, were visitors �.
. . A large number of l6cal Foresters ing grand jurys in the Province of her mother, _Mrs. Walters; of Clin'. in 'the Presbyterian Church. Other Sclater, Geom.; Jessie Smith, Eng. Murdie, William Clark, William Ch�r- in our b'rg last Sunday ahol,return- . 1,
. , Ontario,Sent to Legislative Com- ton. leade'rA will conduct classes in music, Lit,' Ane. Hist., 'Geom.; Margaret ters aBd J. Boyce, serving as active u . ".
-1 were present, including Sylvester Al- mittee. I I . led to !vsume their duties its nurselb . �.
. �, .�-.. lenj Dr. arburn,"'Andrb,ti UtUe, AI- Mrs. Mas -m, of Clinton, was the natuiv study, -handicraft, Bible study, Smith, ,Can. Hist., Geom.; Betty pallbearers. . ;
- R in'their respective hospitals. 11
.1 Cimpbell-Goldth&pe: That this- guest Of Mrs. 'N. Brunson last Fri. world fellowship and sports. Southgate, Geom.; Janet '"atson, 'Services at the graveside were - ;
44�; bert Baker, Thomas Baker, ,Levi . I -- I 1
.4 `� Makins, Robt. 'Strong, Fred Reeves, council petition the Provincial Gov. day, ' , � I Png, Lit., -Can. Hist., Anc. Hist., short ,but impresl Rev. I. B. I , ;
,, ., ernment to repeal the act; re munici. Quite a numbcr from hl�re took in' I ... . I Geom., Phys. Kaine officiated at the committal Of sorrow and bereavement in his �,
Robt. Smith, Ernest Geddes, Chafles, . o . . I I
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,-, I Palifies. granting '$60D.00 to each the W. J. Convention at Belgrave The Commencement prize 'f $6,,00 service of the church, after which life, noibody ewer heard a whine or a .
.. . ,� Neely, F. Barlow and A. Broadfoot. school in the municipality and $400 last week. Ail report n v TUCKERSMITH. for the pupil with highest o . I
1 '�41 A num4ber; of new Tnembers irfitiate,l . qry profit- . standing members of the Britannia Lodge con- whimper from him. He was 91TW117%
. . were from town.. to andstant teachers. Ait � - iisid able time. � � & in Form IV has.been won by Miss ducted the solemn last rites of the ready to go on." .
.. grants b8om,ade - I Mary Reid. .�
. . . I . $500 and 'MT. and Mrs. J, Shrobrook were I Masonic ;Order. Senator Rankin referred to the latc- .
. I I I � - ., speeti�ely,4&nt to Edueat I in Clinton P xesday. . . Announcement - Mr. and Mrs. The Commencement prize of $5.00 His thoroughness was a feature 'of Mr. 'McMillan as a man of honor and
I . I � i inittee. ' ' . . Mr. and I..ys. W. Lyon werO Clin- Henry Norris, of Cromarty, announce for the pupil With the highest stand- his character, which was stres!sed by of great enthusiasm and abilit3�,
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* AUKILLOP ' . . S,ott-4341dthorpe: That the coun- ton visitors last yveek. ". ing in Form III has been awarded Rev. I. B. Kaine, who spoke at the
I . . the engagement, of their .eld4e§t Non. J. 1C. Elliott also voiced a
. I I . - . .. ty council approve the action of the W S's X 'Wood, of London, spent daughter, ,Mary Amelia Winona, to to Miss 'Winnie Savauge; Harry Shef- funeral service held at tbe"'home. sense of great loss in the death of I
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� yl I - . - -cou,nty council of Wenworth asking sGimle, time at the home of her part Harvey Carl Jacobi, of Tuckersinith, f11 ranked second. These prizes will "That quality worked its way through Mr. ,McMillan. "No man was ever
cJCamVb,elL__40n ",' for an appeal to the ,Dominl'o� Rail. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood laz o be presented next Commenceme'at, all his life," he .said. "Whatever he dearer to the hearts of the people of
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1� I IMlebre - Wednes- way Board to have raml telephone - week, 'Henry Jacobi., the wedding to take� � did was well done. That opens the a riding than was ,he," he said.
. day at 3.30 o'clock, at the home of rates reduced in keeping with It �
,�. the place .the end of June. -1 secret of his career. He had small The ho'norary pallbearers included: ;
I Rev. D. Carswell, Toronto, Annie Mae times-�Seut - D init- Tfie� motion was aftted. Death of Mrs. Landsborough---�- patience with any .service that was Rt. Non, W. L. Mackenzie King, IAL- i
. .. . I . Campbell, daughter of Mr. and I Mrs. -tee, A -deputation from North Huron Mrs. 'William -C. Landsborough, who SrfAFFA stamped and slovenly. He entertain- eral leader for the Dominion; Mitchell . li
Robert X Campbell, of MicKillop, was "Leiper-Archlbald:, Thn I L
. t this coun- was present and was introduced by was formerly Mary Dick, daughter ed no fear except of idleness and F. 'He,pburn, ,M.P., Onthrio Liberal ,
. -& - united in marriage to Mr. J. F. Hille- cil procure a wreath to be sent to Mr. WcKibbon. . of James,Didk, Morris Township, died, amomom . uselessness. There seemed no limit leader; Non. J. C. Elliott"I.C.. M.P., , i
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1 . bre4t. They' left that evening lov the residence of the late Thomas Me- ;MT. Thomas 'McLean, of Wingham, 'at Port 'Credit, Ont., last Saturday to his active ties." West Middlesex; Non. U. , Suther- I . I
Edrifenton, Alta., and will return by Millan, before the funeral, nd- hat presented to the county council the evening, June 9th, and was buried Mr. (Henry ,Golding is under the .An ifilusual but spontaneous tribute land, Minister of 'Militia; Dr. W. A. 1,
the Great Lakes. Mr. and, Mrs. Hiller the Clerk write a letter of. sayvvathy claims of the people of that district in Maitlandbank cemetery .o1i bf4n- doctor's care. We wish him a speedy to the late 'Mr. McMillan took place Hall, M.P,, Walkerton; lir. Shaim .
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%reebt will reside on,the farin- east to his daughter, Miss Margaret Me- for the -putting of the road .from day last. Funeral services,were hbla recovery. shortly afterward in Seaforth, when Clinton, president of the South Hur- �
... � .. of Seaforth, which he owns. ' Millan-4Carriod. . . 1-1 . .
. I Wingham to'Clinton in shape for pav- in First Presbyterian Church, Son- My., J arnes Wallace, of Chatham, a large number of. citiz4�ns gathered on Liberal Association; J. Leiper, . �
, Henderson-IMitthers'-A, quiet but MbXibbon-Goldlehorpe:, lThat we. ing as an unemployment n*wure. forth, -conducted by Rev. G. P. Duh- spent -Sunday with Mr. ian,d Mrs. in front of the, town hall, heard sev- Londesboro; J. F. Daly, Mayor of ' i�
pretty wedding was solemnized on grant $M to the 8alvati6n Army Dr. Redmond and the members of can, of iStratford, assisted -by. Per Ge
I ., I � - orge Vivian. eral eloquent tributes to their late Seaforth; Charles A. Robertson, M. "I
. VPednesday afternoon at the Manse, regove *brk.---4Sent to Executive Cbm- the deputation supported the request 1. B. Kaine, focal minister. The Mr. and 'Mrs. John Vipond. have member from the lips of Rt. H6n. L. A., Goderich ; Ross Gray, M.P., ' ,
McKillop, when T. Arthur Henderson, inittee. I made by,Mir. MdLean. The claim was ,music was .supplied and beautifully moved to their new home in Mitchell. W. Li Mackehzie King, Senator Ran- Sarnia; ex -Mayor W. Golding, Sea -
4 J 1071 0 for the ,employment of. local men to renderel by -Mr. and Mrs. Rennie. A Mr. Charles Treffry, of London kin, Non. J. C. Elliott and ex -Mayor forth; Charles Fritz, Zurich; Wesley 1
1^5 . son -of Mr. Jas. B. Henderson and. The matter of -the equalizati ' I
, , 11, Cora May Mathers) daughter of Mr. the county was then taken up. I put this road in shaple for paving to large number of friends and relatives spent a few days with friends in th'e' Golding. Mayor John F. Daly also ]Beattie, 'Seaforth; Dr. J. W. ,Rluth- . ., I
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. . . __)Kev,W..�F- Smith read izat Of 'the co that the work 'was for the bll of was well and favorabl.7 kubww y ,Mr. King made feeling ref
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I the tth4§mployed, which could) be tak- Tuckersmith, as a teacher in Sea- ipeeting At the home of Mrs. Albert the many good qualities of his late Lewis. Toronto, Senator J. P. Ran- ',I
, � f lier'wedding dress. of egg shdIl georg- �94iibbonjPramqs: Moved that en -fron! the neighboring municipal!- forth and other schoolg, and as a de- Smale on Thursday. There was a colleague in the House of Commons, kin, Stratford, and Dr. A. ft-Ath, . .. -1 'I
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� . � ie voted wife and mother. The stVmpa. good atten2laice. with whom he was on terms of inti- Stratford. ' �, �'�
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. I ill, wearing 5rellow ta&ft, ,scalloped and much discussion -took place. - All 0 the Blue Water High her, also one sister, Miss Agnes Dick, The W. M. S. met at the home 3C of the beauty of nature, and one who Brickenden, president of the London . ,:"�,.��',
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I �r"� Mrs. Hugh 'Currie on Wednesday. Mrs could appi . ,
� rd"ve iris, pollow lilleg ifid - garden ent was a most inopipr6vtdne ti&e to condition ,f-tliis roo, as the users Gode'vilch, Clifiton a � I 1'x
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. ,Mi. tH. D. Croft, Pre d nt of the Th pall'b6arers were Tra Johns,'Geo. ,Motherwell played ball at Staffa, of n dy to : %;`
� I eerem6ny ,the. wedding party motored tion and the depi-eci-Ation of mtktueii Goderich ,Chamber of Commerce, was Turner, Howard Crich, Jdlm H. Mc- the score bein.g'9-7 in favdr of Moth- stand and fight to the last for the . R
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and tho great need,of improvement to, To leave this weary road; 5tb, -k,b- Ald. N- F. Newton, Lon- 41 ....
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