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;:,� "? " Rq1th bigriusil *;4�A, Editor. •I and 'plenty of slww, it &esn't look
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I...",.. -PUbHshe&:'at $Wbrth, Ontario, ev-1i ('bike ,a g,
i ,il �ag to the epidemic of mms- =
.1. . ery Thursday afternoon by ?AeLeAn le: and
Ids, there will be no public
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i 4� ... BrQa. , closilig og.. the kindergaxetn at Christ-
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qSub,scription rate, $1.5o a year I
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advance;'foreign, •$2.00 a year. Single Harding and daughter, Lowrairey finil .,
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cepioa, 4 oonts .each. I ,Miss Riargaret Pinkbeiner, of Kit-
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chener, spent Sunday at the -home Qf ix
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1. Xembiers of the Canadian Weekly * Mr. Joseph Ca,-�hert, of Detroit,
1 . spent, O,e week-• end here with his S
Rewii�paper Association and the Huron
I I mo,ther, im,rs, M. Caribert. Mrs. Car- h
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"unty Press Association bert returned with him to Detroit, I C
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• 0 Miss Margaret McKellar and in
iil�, , ,aEAPORTH, Friday, Deceniber 16th. Mises iMu-riel Beatbie, of Western Un -i- )
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IL ', the London Technical School, spent 1,
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111�;. . -rected--to a the week end at their hoinlies here. c
,; I We Stand Cot . 0 Buffalo steaks from, the Alberta s
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I I �0 � . focal butcher shops this Week and I
. '- Two or three ,weeks ago The Ex- were in good demand. r
... posithr published an editorial un&w * Mi. Lou Jackson, of Exeter, ;
,with his; mother, I
., I the heading, %bls She Falling From spent the week end w
Mrs. L. C. Jackson, also Miss ,Mlar.\ I
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', , Her Pedestal," in -which once refer- Jecksta, ot Wilverton. . I
I I , I ence was ,made to, Xis* Agnvs Mac- e Miss May Broadtfoat left on i
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.1 I1, M.P., for Soutilleast. -Grey. Her Friday for Port Nelson, where she ,
phal ril),L1, vocabulag-v- her will %MPend several v�eeks. I
I *h, not to say . .1 0 rs, L. T. DeLacey who spent
,' (restlessniess and her ajubiti6m; and several months here, returned to Ta-
I then we forgot all about it. . . ronbo on Friday last.
1.'But mot for long. On Tuesday of * The many friends of Mr. W. R. :
this week we re,ceived a letter from Smillie, Who has been in the Scott
i BEss 'Mae-phail, daitKid Royal Cecil Ho- Memorial Hospital for several montlis
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. will be pleased to learn that he has
tel, Toronto, ;D6-cen1`bei- 12th, and., sa�,ii nbi relcover6d to low -o- lithe
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I written on the official stationery of 'I on Thursday for hi-, home.
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the House of Co,ininions, Canada. I of 0, ,al , youngest dan
�g 'W. D. Hopper, is
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I 1. ton one sheet of this stationery Was . a7 I Mrs
' very seriously ill with pneumonia.
. . attached a copy of this s"allile edi- , I I -@N.— I
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: . torial, marked as reproduced b: , . Annual Thankoffering of the Go -
A, Mail'.an-d,_EMlpire, and on the margin, ,forth Mission Band, — The anivittl
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. ,beneath ,and followed by..a second ThankoffeTing of the Society VAS
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page, were the ppragraphs, of Miss. held in the school room a& Fir it Pr,--
t I byterian Church on Wednesfday", of
. . Maophail's letter, which we quote:' ., this week with thirty-six band in�enl
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bers and others present, A',aAtxi
; I '"I returned $1300 each sess,on. e !
1. the first Parliament.",-.. Wigg presided. The program which
was most interesting and 'atiractivo,
1. . T,h,e'f,xpo,sitor stands corrected. and uwptene.hd with th-e band hynill after
� . . hi,cNl-rs. J., A. Stewart led in
i . �iastens , to, apologize. pi,ay,er. The scripture let -011 we";
, . I . . . more ,��t�%(l by Wright, "Helpful,
. . "I spend in lineetings much c ,Thou
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1. .. than I &or niake—two and three �', and the less '
bffnes a-, mutll-" �, I en -1,.v J,van Dale, The Tbankorfering
I .. 1-rny,er was offered by Leona ,Box.
.. There beincr'no. financial statement Lois "andJean N'. -right. Sang tt duet en -
attached, we take that sitate
. . oi,ent . as ";tIO'd 1,ove," accunipanied -1),' their
I 'Jt.h+.,�, 11-rs. W, A. ' -ighRut.�
I it, stand,.�, too. I n-. "'i . .t.
., 6 . .�!;,-Nuirn gave a recitation, Tlie Lit-
11"Being a I . v . cry human person, after t!2. Plvwn were
and- I" and seiit;?nn
I I nravcrs vvtlre ,,i,vell by S,tcnvart Nvig�
; -., of pounding by ,Mr. Whit- :ilex. I -aix hours �.X,l ex. 13,alkor, Don-Ald S,' )','l R'll.."i
.1 . more and his gmng- art ('o -operative ,
. . . and Aileen And.,r."On sang a Clil-ist-
11 ornnam- meeting, a,ce-,wirv,e W. C. ,
�- C I - 'mas +z-ong a-econ-hparlied by .�lr,. T. R
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'i G ad. -�ir. Curtiss. the Rval'd, etc- -On recitation
I . . 9 f - .,\11(1111� and a reclt� by . Obar
� ertc., and then when he told Ple .0111 avisb. -1)-avid Griu%le. lia,"Olt
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. i e�, I ai -d faun i. ( loadt; of ;, .
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i I binder twine, F said more 'than e-11-
.� . . , ing Time;" and -,vero followed by Lhi
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11 ough pivsen-fabim of, -1 e$ ail
, . I Miss L, sj1vE,1- s, -,Lal to .1can Dale from Mi%,
, , That, we take it, , is M. i ss Mac- I . C Brodie; Donald Scott fn,wM hi
rphuil's exeu,,�e or apology for her n.'.13-ther and aunt, anti 0;.r -al lac
" . waren words and rich vocabulary Tavis.11 from liarohl Fr6q- .hits .1�
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,used on t,h& occasion of the co -opera- I. Me,
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. . .1 ,,tive annual meeting, and we willing- ily" in herv,snal interesting,• mannerly -pass along her apolqgY.
The Ban,,l sang a sans;, "N11-si0liar
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. . Bello," after which they deliosite
�. H,o-%vcv(,r, we pot -�lr. Whitinort, off 'Llivil- mite bklxe,� in a white gift ba,,
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. . I I -et al"d the hvillil. "ll'oly Nis ,
i. the 1�(�.11'd. hilh ill" US fIVE' to I'CK)r- ' I
It, I �,orsg li,y Afan'an ,S0lat0-, 'tL1tll,,3Qvn
I 'gauze the C�ol.-,)nv from 11 joint .. 19 �' , , I aild Elva .Elliof
4- stock I L) d I.-ourel erative COM- 1,'Inrence . Calvert .. -
v y .Iqu'-oi; The 'vbs�%ion Band sh'ow'ed their al
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I . 1. . ryneciatdo.n of Miss NlleLean's
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That par4,grallh is just fi-ee adver- a standing vote. iA..Irs. Brodie spot,... it of the by the boys an
1 e work done
1 I?, ti -sing anti aside from the issue.
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.. 1. . . I is U I U. .1 1F. 0. or C. C.'F. busille".9s en- g':Tls during the past year and qhov
.: ". . ed sampler of raffia mats, b2L-.-,, pur
Itirely and not ours. We haven't any e.q, etc. Two of the iii-emberq shov
-k, at the Fall Fair ar
'. j:omiments to malm ed their work
I .. received first and second 'prizes: TI
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"Now. we must read editorials-- offering Which amounted, to $26-5
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.. possibly the worst lies of the whole was dedicated in, prayer by Nlrs. I
11� business." A. Reid. .,The meeting closed Wi,
I the Lord'sPrayer. .
%: . - I . Miss Macphail doesn't have to read .." ow
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our editorials. The - Expositor only Bowling Scores. — Stores at t'i
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Habkirk 4—W. Howes 0.
vitiation, not deliberate inisrepresenta- Handicap 156 156 156 41
. I . tion. Why blame us, for the sins of J. Hugh -es, -39 185 268 150 61
. all the other editors --and there were W. Hawkins 51 105 153 177, r):
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I . . -11 - I Roy Dixon 17 219 221 2",r6 7
many` S. Habldrk 23 210, 176 220 61
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I That is the end and all Jack Currie 26 176 186 196 5
, . ,Xmphail's letter. — — — —
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�.0 torial "bilat as the daily sessions, Handicap
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L` whUe Parliament is sitting, are much S. Nicholls 18 198 200 116 5
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I . more conspicuous Day her absence I (}ale 43 140 165 1.7 4
., R. Pinkney 10 269 258 277 8
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than her presence it would lead one W. Green , 46 146 205 137 4
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11 ". I to the belief that she doesilt cob6ider W. Rowes -26 161 147 216 5
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I . herself sufficiently paid to be a regu- 1056 1118 11166 32
J�, ' ' T. Beattie 3—G. Lilley I
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, , , . . . Another ."tenlent was, "She has Handicap 13-1 IV .137 4
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hitched heT wagon to a new ,star. The J. lRothaoi .6 149 217 2212 5
1 �, E. Rennie ' ,24 rl 77 226 214 6
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of ,the new sect that has L. Dale 29 - 144 977 225 4
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..., 1 11PPOinted itself to lead Canada Out T. Beattie 43 $6 156 179 4
.�.: of the slough -hof despond," I — — — —
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". . I As no 'reference to, or any &jec- Handicap 86 S6 86 2
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I.,. . inert w6tever, , made 'to thesA� , 2 18 5
. statemonts and some others, 'take G* M ul, r 4
;, . Nve 0. Dick 25 204 212 1 70 G
1 , it that our echtorial was largely built G. Lilley 23 210 163 182 5
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...- on solid ground. We stated the A. Reit] 21 2,15 158 383 '5
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., A . Powell 13 ,160 132 217 .5
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confession to make. Perhaps, we do Hahkirk 0—Barber 4:
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owe~ Miss "vLacphail a second apology. Handicap 140 140, 140 4
I , " We spelled IV. Hawkins 48 )28 ,167 107 4
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� in republisbing the article, was good J. Hughes 36 186 163 5
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P"', - C. A. Ba,riber 18 145 277 211(
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1, 6� That, bpweveT, Should make no dif- H. sWail, - 18 J90 184,310 , (
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-Dotham, 1 209 323 '168 (
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I Will. Barber 16 207 172 122 t
I I I�. error Was eTrtirely uTLinten'tional. — — — —
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.111 I. There '-was no malice aforethought 1045 1280 10717 3u
.. albout it, and the explanation is sim- Team totals now are: Barber
'i pleStewart 16, ,Xv--Lean 0, Wright
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. . McPhail is our own middle names Lilley 14, Haibkirk
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We have becomie so accustomed to we,re wan by James A- Sttevmrt g
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0'11 LOOKI tO OVER. THE DIS' TX'r%1,,CTNt; . .. I
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MR. ROSS DIGNAN in-laAv and d . Municipal noAtera walk the war
, augl1l;er, Mr, and Mrs.- ndM wNle the choir added much to Friday
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I . I C. 0ook.'wheve with ripe old age, llwlen= - the U�Jted Church approach ,of nolininlaftion and election
,KIPPEN � I ..... - . he is being oared for by Mrs. Nellie in by the days are erligaging the'attention of
— DetweilleT (n,oe Wiss, Net -lie Caltftetl) were conducted' very aOAywh. gave ,our ratepayers and a . Im3raber Of
== bi�e G =Wlill CoxultaA is dr%,v- ... 11.1,1111, Rovt X Sinclair,
. 11.i.1; a traji6ed nurse, and in her girlhoo4 pnebor,
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, to a n :.: :, � ., -sea, (both nVorning And ,names are mentioned as aspirants for
, cline, w,ua anyone intending to favor I .. a resident of our village. Mr. Hemip- good discatu
. with their subscription, kindly do ae thiSs !Wi:..., '-1 as counefflors.
ek; aiso send couvo to me or to The 9x- I ..i: .111 ... �, . -NA.i.. 11: 11. ll is confined- to his bad and room evening, the latter being paTticulap, the reeveship and- adiso,
,�;.:.:'4k;.�,�.L.,;'.. ;"".X ii - ly good and he
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"�, .... . .. . I helpful. At the mornmg ' Ckmsidealable grain is being brou&b
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Ator Office .1 later than December loth. ." 4'. but for a sbu,rt .time eon sit up in
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-J. W, E. Butt. � : k�111,1-0�:,. an easy chair. He was a strong ,., ,Dr. .SJmQiq,.Aodk a special dntio maAet, notwithdanding thq6 llow
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'The annual Christmas concert of C..1:-:;-::, ,V�.,!;>.,:. , ,i;:�i�i�! vigorous man until well advanced i� 'Part. in oni of the anthems and -Mx. pdoes ruli-Ag• schools and Sabbath
,rcili will be " , 1.1.1:X. years, coming here from Wroxecter, and iMrs. Pfile and. Mrs. M. I)rys&le -Our day
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Andrew's United Chu Is::::::: :§ g gehoole are busily en d * ,
�ld on Thursday evbning next. A - "11. and is visdted by his ton, Thomas, took special parts in the Ovenill I ,gage in pre -
q inments
,nta . � I 11. -1.1.1 � from there quiet frequently, so, that anthem, while Mr. Goodwin contrib paring for OhristW", enterba -
... i d Dr. Smillie a,nd Miss i toor traevohants are making fine
r, (,tX� vageant, "The Star and . with his visits .and that of his son, uted a siolo an
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will be lyrese,nited by the �: . ::. Ativin6 of our Ivillage, aud his daugh- Florence Welsh at the e di'splay's of Christinas goods and ,,are
lenibers of the Sunday school a:xW .; ... -------11 hoping for a ;good Christmas and
bung People ter, [Mrs. Cook, heips itio, pass- the vice rendered. a duet. All 7.1%'61311,1r,i I Year's trade, the want of ready
! I . . dm,e away nicely, for hinlL numbers were Well rendered and New
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The pupili of S. S. N.o. 14, Stan- : ..�......". ..." (The IS
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,y will hold their ChrisVmas con- 1! .. . I aibbath school membprs of much enjoyed. y interfere with good re-
-iday aft,ern.aan next. A . St. Paul,'s Anglican Church .are pre- , IThe ,Sacrament of the Loral Sup =9 .
-�i on Fi . .., I .n a Unite�, I nntalyts. law
plend,d concert is being. prepared. paring to pres(ent a Christmas play, per will be observed i, the
....'. 1. :, anday, De- i The sleighlog Is preftity -good in our '
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., , ehe1nii) ,use of Church on the comin
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Inited Chur-oh held their December � Bread," which will 6 gWen'"In the 7 service on the leetting at the homie of Miss. Sarah I. . .:: . town hall •on Wednesiday'eivening of and -the pre)?aratm I voAlling winds made. -bare places.
;iniclair, on Wednesday aildernloon, ...,.;.. next week, -and will, no dioubt. be I I
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A very good crowd . . . .
)e,oemvbe.r 7th. , . :1 largely attended.
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ms present, Md,ss A. Sinclair, R.N., I . The pupils of No. 10, Hay, are .
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Who spent some tinie, in Gy-ps-timivii1le . holding.their annual "Christmas con-
vith )Masts .0, Mustard, R.N., address -1 cert in the scifibol room on Thursday , I 0 ,. I
n . �--�—����� evendugof next week. A progra,mme , ,
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vreisting message gibout her work. I of dialoguiets� dliitls,,songs, -etc., is be- I See Our �1���er''
lme�Diivnan, who lives west of Hen- i,01g preparea,, .
�,eelms to -have . � I .
'The cold wimthea, s recently clelebmted.his ninetieth to Ittle .more snow wauld'muke real 'Jr4k 0•.
:ertitled down in) earnest. lstl',day. He has been a re of, good sleighing in this distri�ct and at
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--- -- The I . Id,ron Expositor since its incep- Ithis time of the year sleighing is Display -for Christmas '
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- . I * tion in 1900L A akelt.dh of Mt. Dignan .always we4comed, and, -makes busi-
ZURICH .� appe=ed in last week's issue. nese better, and everything go With
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I ,Miss Freida. KaIbfleasich who has . I I a swang. ' . The Largest Assortment, Greatest Variety and
I nie off the teachers in Zurich - 733, 0 ,teachers ,and scholars are - I ,
been 0 Hensall i hy,01.1111y'rg fbrward W the GhTistnials Lowest Prices We Have Offered in Years. :
pfWlild, school for many Orange Lodgek. 'Nu . I
C met on,Deloem1berr 1st. and the 0M'-`c`er'-' ' tholiday in the near future and are . .
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retsigned and the resignation has, been ' for the coming ,year were installed lyrepawing Christmas qntertnaimnwnent-s. . Women's Bedroom Slippers, Red
act�epted by the trustee on For ., ' ': . I , Blue, Black. .49c '
the past few years ,Miss K&I'lifleisch " their -respective chairs' W -M'- i Our churches are also making pro- . ' ' . I
. Glen Slavin; DJM., Bro.. Russel 1 vision for entertainments for their i
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has aoted, as principal of the school Bro I Bm Wffn. C i ' Siabbath -schools and will have good 'Women's Patent Boudoir Slippers, Cuban heels, "98C
and has had charge uf the entrance Brintne'll; 10hapain' raig; .
Recording Secretary, BTo,. Gearge & ' I .
programs. - I
classes. She has the unique distinc.- Fee- Financial Sk-retary, Bro. G. C, IM11-61. J, Miller, -of Windsor, is here .. -
tion of having all the ,pupils pass. 7 Treasurer, Bra. John Craig; I Visiting, her parent%,� Mr. and Mrs.Women Kozy t Slippers, ribbon trim ..... 75e -
who tried, the Entrance during the Petty; � I . I �
e taught these classes and " M- 10'r IC ` Bra. Wilbur ,Chappel; 1st , ,Richard Blatch.ford and many rela- . .,
yeare, 5h . is Petty; 2no ' fives in the village and :vicinity. . Women's Felt Juliets, fur trim, Black, Bro ; .
many of the scholars were su,c(-essful Lecturel, U3170. Jame -
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-e Hay Soldieisl Ale.mor• ,Lecturew, iDro. Albert 'Geddes,; 11A ! M,rs, A.. J. Hulmniell, of 'MillWlle, . - ........... W"�1.25,
in winning th .. ro,fteeman, Bro. Louis Clark; 2nd Penn., was here this week- visiting. . Grey ............ I .....
W sohoiarsbips- `kiss Lylyan, Rose, "Com ! .
of this lvilla,ge, who has taught in G.,...Bl-o. L. 'Luker; 3 -rd C., Bro. D. her sastersi, Mrs. R. D. Bell, I.Ax% T. - � � . . .
U. S. S. No. 1, Hay and Staillev. fur Cqvaippel; 4th G., Bro. D, Pass; 5th J. Berry$ IMiss ,Ford and Mrs. John . Infants' -Bedroom 'Slippers, Red Alligator . - -49C ;
, ta -well. and Gordon Bolton. and other rela-
,some years 1has been engaged in `C� Bro. D., BI Ck
. 1, ,nz1e.jDru&m1ond. - A quiet :tiv,s. Mrs. Humnielk. although liv- I * ' Bunny Felt Slippers, Blue, Red ....... g5c :
I _NTcK, -seed I I Infants . :
Miss Kalbtleisch's'place, be, duties to - � immediate
.. qg of, tile wod,d(ing viritrie _by the i,g at -Ofu-ite a distance from h-ero, is ' .
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cominence at the beginnii . ,relaitdveo was solerrinized) at St• most inindful. in visiting her vist&rs -
'New Year. 'nigilicall Church. Uengall,'olu' from time to time, and her Visits are ' Infants' Red Felt, Cavalier Slippers ........... 755
11 r. Sovereign D.ucharnie and fano- Paul's A . :
. December 10th, at 4.30 p.m. n -bo -re than welcome to them. ..
ily have moved to Clinton. � SnbuTdgy, -,�111.Gyn "�Tla-rg,jret Netterfield, eldest Norildnation 'bills have been posted, Misses' Blue Felt Strap Slippers, 11 to 2 -.... - - •65c :
M -r. ;Charles W�ibevg� And faTmly , -g .qr of Mr. and Mm T. E. Drum- -or our municipal election. I . � I . .
have nl;*%ic,c�l oil to tile farm vacated, d,,,1,i-, rbtc f : I I .
Tno,nd, of Henisell, becan-ee, the bride on Wednesday evening, Deca,�llbeT r Strap :Sl ......... 49c '
by Mr. Ducharnie. 'Nvhich he, has 1,gas-. of Orme, youngest $1011 Of Mr. and 7t1li, Mr. William Hyde, of the Lon- , Misses' Reil Alligator :Slippers .
� d -from .11r. W. Miller. 'A �
The Christmas pro --ram in .the I(— M"'s. William McKenzie, ar Kin- �doir Road, a short'distance just south - Misses' Plaid Felt 'Slippers ........... 65C and 75C
. ca,rdine. Rev... M. B. Parker officiat of our will -age, attended a fidd-leis'
,- lit-irch Nvill be gBeell . in I .
0 .1 l.utheran (' I -o ,was given ' ces, of the 5
oil Saturday ovenln�� Decciniber 24h, ing. �llhe bride..
. wh contest under the auspices,. 0.
imarriage by her father, was lovely Canadian ,Order of F -w -resters, held .
and irt .tile E1,Rl`14�,11(,.al Church on � Men's Plaid Felt Slippers .... I ........... :
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in her. wedding dress of French green .a� Go,derich, at -which contest there I ji -41.00 —
Niontlay �evle,ntin., ecenilber '26th. crepe and -,vas - attended by he" si�- ' was quite a large nuinber of the best 4h: , �
�Tlie -kat,in,,,, sea -son on the, local ter , Misis Unfise Drummond, 'who ;players in town and -vicinity, and' in' W Men's Grey, Felt Bedroom. Slippers .......... $1,00
ti -ilk was apened on Tu,.psday evening , '. -I ... .
. Nv-us attilred in -blue TQ111161110 crepe. the class of over sixty yZars of age, I
. \vit-h a good hurt of ice. The local Both wore hats, �hae,s and gloves to TIN11% Hyde -wan the first prize. He
L hockey players have joined the Cy- s. I Men's"Brown Kid Stippers, leather soles,
already pros- il'inuch, the brid.- carryinIg a buquet was accompanied by Miss Eleanor, . .... $1.25 "
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chane U.1 -ague and are ali I
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tifor the league:ga-mes.", of Fren,01h marigolds and fern -tied Be -11 on- the piano. ,211r. Hyde has
Men's Brown Romeo Slippers .............. $1.75 ;
With green a,nd, Vilive-r Tilibon al"ll been a wonderful -prize winner, at . I I
--- �w ----. ,the bridesilisidr, yellow Millis tiany ed many contests and is receiving mt
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. HILLSGREEN with blue and silver rill:AbOn-' The congratulations. r I A Complete Stock of Dress Shoes, Hockey Shoes, :
.groom was attended by W. Al. Dnim- on ,Sunday last, Dacember. 11th, ,
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. ' r of the bride. Follow- Rev. W. A. Young gave ve'ry Inspir- - - Rubbers and Goloshes at Special Prices. .
f the ,,,,,.ho minds, brothe
. The pupils o71' section iii . ,
7 No. 3, Hay, are busy preparing a ing the wedding, supper was ��OTN�e(t ing sermons while the musical (parts'
I (-'�hristcmas)' coh.-ert to i)e. held on alt t.11 -e Inoffie of the b,ride?s, parents. of the seautice Were well sustained by
Thu.n.silav"evvii-ing o? -next ,weck-.- . -�ilr$ 'd,vt- . olm -.0 - 0 .
.oTft-onA--4n the.. d1indn- ro the choir. The evening service had
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, ,rhe W. M, S. held their. December and living room Were carried out in •been awnod�ced' as -foe Imir-parti(�u
I ir.cetin,g in the church on Wednesday rellow acid white ,staleomers and larly, but owing to considerable ill- : .
afternoon of thiA -%Y,Qek. lymmis" centred w'Ith -a largo while Tles,s in the choir and congregation, it - . .
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. I Lm, -c had a "narrow b -fl. ., The brid,- ,vas the reciple'rit of ' decided to postpone the service . I .. 'I & :
- Mr. NV41liam I �' 'IV" 4 -- ,
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estay,e the other day when, he was 11�1, - -n . , ... . .
many li,L,autiful and useful gifts. The for some Sunday evening in the near 000F
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'ov��g c6.u.n.le w i . ... 11 'V
V -Led, by a horse in the chest He -v ill make tbair h(linc in future. I .- 0 . I
e .kicked, I . � - Lb- SEAFOR7A 71-
a . is able to be around again. Kincardine, out of town guests in -1 At St., Paul's, Anglican Church the I `6 , . . 01
. - cluded Mrs. T. J. McLean and daugh- Relctor. Rev. M. B. Parker, delivered ,, . .. _ _ ..
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- - ter, Elinor. of Winzhank and MT. T. good sermons (both ,f
oth morning and eve- I :
;I- CROMARTY O. Dru.mmond,,, of Toronto.' I
- Death of An Esteemed Resident of 1
(I Special ' --Ohri,txaas rrrepting cards, 14c; in Hensall For a Number ofYears--I .
e 'bux� with envelopt':i to match, 2ipc box; Chrlst,- The relatives and manly friends Of am
),MVey,
'fts Decorati-om, Sonle, Tag,. etc, Vlow
1, price. J. A. w,wtzott. Jeweller, Seka,forth. the late Alexander Thompson. late '
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imr. Inlomas, Ma�affy, an esteemed, ,of of Toronto, an
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resident9ident .,oP Hibbert, passed away at numbw
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his (home -here on Tuesday, Decem- village, will regret to learn of his
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beer 6th, after a lingering illness. ,k death which •recently occurred fol- ,
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,k family 01 f`ruT sorts and onk- daugh- lowing, a socesviful operation in the
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Hiibbert; Fred, of Sceptar, .
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ter survive, Herb and Wilbur,Sask.; .
' of fortunately followed by a stroke� The -
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doteased was a native of Aberdeen,
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and Kr%. R- S. Ho-ggartih, of Cram- in the
Scortland', coming to Canada, I
) 1874. isettlin- first in Hu"ron - 9
10 arty. The fuileral on Friday was year . -sall and Av 0 AW 1. I
9 largely attended by friends and rela- 'county and movimig from Hen AF my
16 tipes interment being made in Mit- resided in Toronto together with his -fiKf-.JE
ig chell Preisibyberian cemetery. The family fcyr the past t,�reTuty-five yews. .
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� -e John Balfour. Al- Mr. Them son was in his 87th year 0 -
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- and -until some ,C.:,Tee months prev- I I Jeff
pallbearers were lliltoil� James "ff /
34 ina Gray, William Hai W
Laing., James Scott and Thos. Scott, iouis. to his deR�h, -had, 'been ivondeT- . 0
!9 fully artiv*- and. ,eery bright of mind - I I . I .
Mr. and Nil-.-;. Stewart Robertson, ,C staunch
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Q cf Attwood. called on friends'reoeht- and inb?lle t. ,He had been a
Pres4byterian before the Undon and '. ..
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)4 ly- . Scott S�.,d for the D&Kt ,ten years was a faith- I .
�7 lRussel Scott, Gurdon
�4 Robert Hamilton spent hast week in ful memlber under the pastorate Of'
Gucl,Vh, attending the Winter Fair. Rev. Dr. Laidlaw, Erskine United . ROGERS Symphonic Tone
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10 Mr. Bert Ker-41ake is recovering 'Church, who condkicted the Radio opens up new resources of; ,
slerrvice at his late resildellm, 135 pleasure -brings you for the first ,
froml his recent illness. in politics the de- the, full tide of tonal beauty. ... . .; .
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11' Mr. Hugh Norris has nioved. into GeOfyrev. Street- time t .
)7 David Clia.ppel's house. ceased was a staunch and well read Formerl� radio receivers repro- 1- I . .:.
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1. TAberal and a valued mi2tmilber of the- I .. . . ...;
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17 . IMaqoni,c Lodge and was a man most duc6d onl� a part of the musical �
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hi4r.hly ITs I scale. Now, in Rogers Symphonic �
52 .pected, for his Tmany excel-
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36 lent qual,ities of a quiet retiring dis- Tone Radio, all the colo,r, depth ,
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�1 Having entered as a candidate in the "Goodpoeibion, but fbiHg1ht in conivdrryation and.meaniiig of music, kept out in
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- Will Club" Subscription Campaign of The and taking a deeo interest in all that former years, is released.
34 Huron Expositor. I will zrfmtly appreciate ' .1 . I ��:: , .:,
Was bn,t and -worth while, made him I ... .
the renewal and new sub-:.. .
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scriptiona and the savina of coupons. Please ran inte,rersting' friend, nei-glibur or Three riAodern developments
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)6 call or sk4l to nil at the HensaLl Post Of- campanion, Coupled with fine worth * make Symphonic Tone possible: " ?'111
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Z c') fice. Maude Hedden. Surviving Twin -Speakers, synchronized for . ,.I. .k
as a h"band and parent.
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55 gpedal.�Chrb R -rept i tur ea r& him are five dhughtters: Mrs. George exact reproduction of every note I 4-1 I - ::
Vh ernvelniars to match. 25r box: Chris� h :
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76 i-nx w' �,New-type
nim M,coratkmm, Seals. Tabs, etc. Very IAW Femu-son of Ottawa; Mrs. W. Hiatch. I in the musical scale; ,
)() MIV. J. S. Brown, of .';*.,:
price- J. A. wo;toott, aeiveller. Somfo . rth. of Detroit; -1 .:::.
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- At a meeting of the Public Library Amillerstburg, and ,the Mds�ses FJmdlY Rogers Tubes that increase �power ......-
30 Poard held recently, Mrs. Robert and Gertru.d% at home, Mrs. Thotap- , and sensitivity and protect tone . ..
Cameron -,vdk- aippointed Libraiiam. son having predidbeased him a couple clarity; Spray Shielding that it L- .... 1
20 Mrs, Cameron will make a very ef- or ,so years ago. banishes rattling and -tinhinesi, ..
ficient, librarian, having asqdst�d for While those on, rural routes .. -
02 , the i improves selectivity, range and ;. . .
10 a number of months during the ill- should at all tiTrges have their letters tone and lengthens tube life. . .
29 n4ess and death of the late Miss Gret- �talmlped thit they are sending out . .1 gg
42 to McNaughton. I by the couriers, it is most important Only in Rogers can you get these $
83 The League of the United Church during the winter motilrblis and' at the three developments which produce I
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0 in+t on Monday evening in charge of Christmas and New Year's rush tat .11 . Symphonic Tone.,Only in Rogers
,)r. Smillie, Who 'ably took the topic, all letters I I I
) r be stamped, no coppers or canyouobtaina new thrilling radio f,
65 on "The Lady af the Lake." Mrs. silver put in rural boxes, as with 1. !'
83 Anna McDonald., ,gave a hurninrous !cold' hands it is next to impossible to reception never available before. . . .
84 reading, while Claude Blowes. con- hamdle change. and it ny"ght also be
91 tributed several solos, with Miss tabe'n out of the rural ,boxes by pas-
78 Florence Welsh as accornipanist. I sel-by. , I I , ,f..:
'01 The old time dit-neebeld in the town ' 'There will be no malls sent out I -- I
- hall on Wednesday night, under the from the Post office 071 .Cbri-qt1mas , . MODEL 850. The new Symphonic Tone Tu es, 402 sus,i)4,ces of the local firemen was wick Day accurding to advice from the 0 -Twin-speakers,New-type Rogers,Tubes, Spray -
19 patronized. Excellent 'music wa4 Sup- Post Office Deipartintent, and it will 13 " �r I . I 11�bes, Full Range Tone ControlvAdvanced
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plied for the dancing. be well fol- 9,1.1 to remember this to I .�-, Automatic Volume Control,
Beautiful console with
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it , Mr. -Donald McKinnon met 1with a -Save 'any disappointments Or mi`iun- I - " .. . 11 figured front panel and artistic grille. Terms as low
,-h t naqy accident while returrino, ,6o his dersv�<4ngs, and a course, on all 038 - . I'll, - I � . - 88 S8 a month. Price, complete with
nd llow; on ,%turdhy eivem-nig. 'He was sitatobory ll�rAidjays, mails are not sent I - Rogers fully guaranteed tubda . . . . . $11 9.50
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pasisjTg, a load of Christmas trees on ourb. ffl� a 11=41rer I I
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- -i 'rusts and one of the butts was out ,Mr. Thm-nas 14eTn-P(hq ' 11
too fa,i and in, p&.,A
. ing % prominent resident ,struck the of years ago a prosmi e t r , i nt of
>e, - indow, ran,, Windshield of his enr. ,our . , village and buying grain on the
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. At Mxetar the truck vivas, stopped, by i Wo Co BARBER
ail i Ar. M K41vnoo ,and after n-a-flic Of- the Relliaw ,merribeir of whith firm
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orrieliuwas squn-iqi4aw, and I
vre imonvents, -Mr. Mcklimon. was able after leaving hems, resided in De- • Roger Radios Are On Display, at John Pullman's Store. , "" s now at the home of his son -
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