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! �t,X�j, �, It. 117, 7 I.. of the Vaq M , n OfAmr, $1.40,; Albert' Etherinston, 1, 28 itho one -legged swimi .
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.111, , "I . .1 I � I . claim any value for his baptism ex- Following the oVening hymn, prayer ' cutting weeds, $1.50- Allen, Mcbeiar� tbe English Munliel but. Was, 90' -
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01'. - spring, stirrv,d most powerfully the hearts of $3.88 wtas� ,received. The roll ,was ,1111111 �.. E, I
.14��, "; vole, _ . .1. cently said: "Stomach snexb: H. K. Ellber, read tile, $18,90; ,arript, Quilbe recently- he establish- I
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"I .Ue �s-llenit glooini of useleszi winter meri�afdt*r him was coming one who called by Anna Ennis andi Walter, �;.,--= ,..:. tro.uWe and constipa- - -d a new 100hour record at Hvnolu-
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, .� 1hVilul"s; waspripferred Wore hitm,-onle whose BOMA,ay and' business was discussed ....... .. . t on,Gregory, 166!k,ards gra � i
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, . I- �` , . " .. .:.., , sleep for hours. $1,53.18; Rmasell 81duner, 19,62- ya-rds lassy is likerymse a renowned smqui-, U .
t._� with water, -but with the Holy Ghost. lbasement of the church On. S I . my circulation was ',
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I Re _ Aarth lights W'.i,�. ,gravii $216.8e- Freemm, Harne, mex and watea4badl player,
� then -grow dim, ., aturday. itX:..,.-4 5.��%t��'. ::;;��, poor � and I had so- 1), 1,7 _1 .
W. The 'hour for'the sudden o-co,ming of December 3,1$t, at 2 P.m. The par- Z.. , , Iling, $66.20; Alice Cudmore, 6 'This Flrlenoh aviator Ooli who per� 87 I tIEP, I
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I ; , " God'is, truel There is no change their long-4proirdsled long expected ents Qf the chilften are invited to I . "I"'IR - -1 __ re- - yards graviel, 90c; John Simpson,- ished together with Nunges-ser OIL * I
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... . ,Melssish'was at hand. atten . I i got from , i sleep draigging, $3ZO; Wm. Ste .
� .:!, - .. I . ITO this preaching, to this baptism, being prepaxe Ing. I now cat anything X want. .1 � The Glerein
t,,A�;:. , .�ord to -day and all thy .d'by the childi,en arid soundly and the pains -and numbness have eing, $3.5D; AVoL Moodle, dragging, one leg and one eye. I . ,L . I
� �1101,. Post in the L came Jesus from Galiqee, John was I,unch will be served. Thel, Watch, gone. But the greatest blessing of all Is $4.40- Hepry Ford, supetintenderim ocean flior *nHunefeld, Who flei�v the , . A
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days, his kinsman by bii b ' I do to $12.92; lWissell Skinner, 71 yards un witth Kohl, received, t I
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;;' , Let His unerring hand direct th y stances of their life had entirely selp. children and after study peiiiod the Zjmaacinc now what this truly won- crushed grawl, $10.05- Wellington injuiies in the war' and- for years I .
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_� I iway's arateld thorn. There was, however, a rnoetinr,� closed with the Mizipah Den- ' Halst tile, Roaa 9, $7.10; Fred Kerr, m6ved a[bout only ,wdbh greai dif- . — 11 .
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III. . Through the uncertainty, and hope, something in the personality of the �-d4etlon. C. ABERHART tile, $11.42; McKindight, garnishee, ficulty. This did, not kill bis spirit '
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. . , . I - - the year; . his feet, as it were, and forbid the Church was held in the basement Of Givup 11, took'ehaTge,of the nil Burrougibs, balance gravel contratt, Oer in active/se*glce, and so is the -the egigs� and one morning she w,a%
,. � And find while all life's changing purpose of Jesus as we, read in -Mat- the church on Sunday evening, with in�,., The devo'bignal leafiet, ,,The $3.211-�Carrlef& - Coqdcil, adjourned on -a -armed Frenichn*n Faillailit;i. -re- found dead, and we 0 belie�ed that..
,� seenes,pass by thew 3:14' 1�4g, who had received the about fifty in attendance. Th . - Woman Who Loi�is to Radiate .Hap- to -meet at -the close of nom . in-ation, eently named lCommander ,of the Le- she died, Of a brokefi. heart, The un- '
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1. I . TJ1y refuge ill the- love. Viat cannot . of others, now reverent- dcvt, Harvey BI-yans, was in :-harge- V' was ivad by Mrs. Tough. T.he December 23-w -'Henry Strang, Clerk. gion, of Honor. Another "Tranch faithful mate,showed no regret and
11� I I . die., Edith, Hieknian Divall � . ly and hurribly inakes his own. "I of the rneetiTlig, which opened with. a tinind chapter of the stiddy tbook, "The I . ftlic,r, bielatienanti Pemlc&4, hais lboth continued th follow the sheep until ,I
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I., . . .. need to be (baptized of thee, and com- song service, 'i�'fth Miss Isabel Rit-, ,Making of the Western Prairies" was . ... I I _. logs ain-uputu.s..ted 'below the knee. fox surprised-, killed and afte him. � I
i 11 est thou to me? " chiL presiding at the piano. . Mr. Col- ELIMVILLE 'The one-��r'med Frenchman Dallest T he other case is everl, more'extra- . -i
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� . sign was giv- wilich the Seriptqrc lesson was read ' ' I The German of very e, band -reared widg,
� At this th,S beginning of a ,new of Jordan and there the dison. Mrs. Brienruiter presided over (Intended for last week) orcy7cle race ,it! 1928, . . tam gnil, :
I of Study we humbly crave Thy en that this was indeed, "�le that ' b.y (Miss Isabel Farqviiarson 'from th sportsman Knio,fle, whose right side very die -voted to eacill, obhier,-and al- I
J I Y"r * -a election. of officers, which resul.t- , 'The 10hrisibmas Services - in, this . I
,, � guidance that -live may see in Jesus, should came." From the cloven heav- Luke -9-7-2m, After the offering had ea 's, church will be clumbined next Sand v as completely pawallyzed, has�'.won dis- impst, inseparable. The drake was a � '' �
Streamed the Spirit of .Goa' in A been 'i��-eilved and another h as follow�,s: Honorary kesidlent is .Unction as a long dilstanice, . driver very fine bird, ,with,burnished`�Iurn- 11 I
� . the -Saviour of the world, our per- en ymn sung ,Miss M. j. McCully and Mrs, John ana will be held, in the afterpoon al although.the drives with his left �ha4. age; while (tht -duck wpi� rather dow- I �
, . sonal Saviour. III His ,, name we 4-ovelike radiance that seemed to hoy- the presidint gave, a topic entitled, Burdge; president, Mrs. W. -A. Brem- 2.30. � . . I dy an ,plain. - Nevertheless the love � 4
. Amen. or Over his head, and, &-seend upon "What Chri;bmas Means to Us." Thi The arnAless English artist Elro .4 ]
Pray . 18 ner; list vice ,president, ,Mrs. Neil We- Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry Ford and fam- y ginpat. One day I introduced. a .
ere came a voic,e front ,wa-s followed wittli a business ses r G T; 2 d i p d nt, 'Mrs d1rivies his car with the feet through wary ,
It iiii. Then thic siOn rego n -v ele reNt e , ,, Jas. illy visited at iMT. P. Whitlock's last 14
. I S. S. LESSON FOR JANUARY tst heaven, saying, "Thou art" in`� be- daring which ,a report was given by ,1,h,ms,,n; 3,rd vim president, MI's - Sunday evening. . the intense London traffic. pair of gadwell into the pond. This .
,� ,.,. k Joved son, in whom I ant well pleas- the tneasur,er, Mi4s Isabial Farquq The . re is evien. a crippled bullfight- is a -plain species, and even the drake I 9
nig secre- Thi&' miuni6pal nomination will be . . ,.(
I Lesson Topic�-John Prepares The ed.p, ' FTank Aike-nihead; recordi . looking. The moment this
I[ ha -son. -Miss Gertrude Miller arid tary, Miss, E,dl3,,t,h,e, Bowey; corile.9- beld on Friday -of this week. er, , the Spanish matador Juan, Bel- Is common . 11
Way For Jesus. l Casby Ennis were appointed to cair, poinding secretary, Mrs. J. B. M'ds- A large number of our Sunday m0nite. H4� Amps and, stoops in "life drake beheld the widgeon duck he
Lesson Passage Mark 1:1-11. vass the ineml4ers of the sociefy for t,rd; ,t,,asu,,,t,, 1mr, C roe buit,,6n the arem,his grace and agil- Swam after ,her, and it ivas love ab.
I . . WORLD MISSIORS , ,. . B k; Chris- .school members wi-ote on. -the TeT.n- ecently first ,slight, as the duck would havel. " '
.. Golden Text-7Mark 1:13. . money, each member being request- ti -an S. and F. ,see e and Or"- - .
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The I"sons foi� t6 first six nidhths ' Md to giv�, fifty .Mta�rY, MT0. R. P- perance Ediucational Coull's s - he made,. a fortuniia in ov- ralonth b nothing more to dial with her -legiti-
. . 'of the yeai' are taken front the Gob- Bread Upon the Waters - cents. It was agreed, Watson- experfse - fund secretary, Sunday twenty�oriie certificates wer' . -Y . .1 &serted * I
l that t'6 sociefy put on -a play after. T ' - gpv* e spouse. The two
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...". pel . McQueen; strangers, secre n out; seven, honors a � .i
1. Dr, A. J. Hunter writes.from. Teu- Christmas and a committee %was ap, �tary Mrs. A. T. Scott; Supply secre- . America. , ". rnates mopled about alone, each nruirs- -
I Johp, surnamed' Mark. a torn Jevf, Ion, Man.: Another school yt-ar is pointed tp. choose a suitable play. The, ,tary: Miss, Helen, Tough; literature teen pass certidleates. Th-io is a - . Ing its.wrongs 'in solitudek. ,, .
1. !Omes to view in the apostolic church course'lliat is well worth while. Mrs. - I
in comipany with Bai%abas and Paul, over arid miost Of the pupils have gone past6r, Rev. Charlqs Cumming, gay . —
1. ' I ,e secretary, 'Mrs. J. Watson; mission- (Rev.) 'P6teis and Mr. . HaaTy Cole - I.. � 0. I '. I
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. abortit- the yeaT 45. He was a cousin back to their holines. 'We have a- few an interesbing topic On "GaniblIJIV'" ary, monthly seeretary, Mrs; D. will have charge Of the Temperance Queer Aiftimal Friendghips S . I . � .
.. of Barnabas and lie is called by Pct-� still with- * us who have no homes to . after which "It 0alave Upon the -Mid- T.Ough- Associatie IkIpers' secretary, work in -the Sulliday 90hool next year. I Ome Deficiotis
". . er "his son? (I Peter 5:13), which go to, the one or the other (parent lyight; Clear" was sung as the closing Mxs. X. McQueeii�; Temperance, wre- - .. 'As. a rule animals haw little. or J
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� I pitakes it iprobable thit. he 'had beLn . deod, and 'so the,�ho.rneij.broken up. � nin and the Mizpah benediction re- tary, Mrs. ,'C,� lfwugh; lRaby Band I ' nothing to do,with birds, and beasts. � Holiday Salads
I . I instructed aft brought to the faith Some of the§e faftAlies .we have had7 peated in unisort The topic enti#ed, SUpt., . MTs.-T..,B. Baird; ,press secre- of ather species. Yet there are case.% I . . I C
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, for a nurrilber"ol''y-ears, but the older "Meditations On Chris�mas," will be tary-Mrs.- J. Addison; assistant press ST. COLUMBAN -age fiiendships in- the animal � G . rapefrult Salad. LE
'� by -Peter. A,cconiing to the te:st;- :, of stra I . , 1:: I
,.: eIT17.1bers. are gradually finding plac- givdn by Miss Margaret Cumming ,orL '�S,;��;iary, Miss Munro; arg'arrist, Miss ' world, which usually fall i�,ta two Cut ,the sections of two large ". C
. mony of the early"church Mark Nvto, "I Slinday evening, December 25th. (Intended 'for lust week) . li I
the interpreter of Peter, and wrote as - in the'world`ls work. . J. MIlrdoch; assistant, Mrs. W. Stev- . . clasa6s- those where.comraeeship a- grapefruit, -irr small pieces, bei -r-&- - -,v , ,
I . - It is more that a. quarter of a cen- . — ells; Mission Band Supt., Mrs. R. I I
� �&vm accurately what he remember- .1 - . ,The regular monthly meeting of. rose through want of a cornVanion, -careful to remove .611 partitions and , ,� 1
(. I Adjso that it has ,been said the "Goi; .tury now since ,;ve 'began taking in , '. Scott; assistant, M�s. C. H. Ham. A the C. W. L. wa:N held in the rish and those throtigh adoption by some tough parts. iDrain off juice and add � iz
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� , 4p6l was c,onipo,qea� Peter relabing, �hildrea in th4 hosipital and aNwing McKILLO . P .. -.hymn was sung and the meeting clos- I pa kindly ,mother of a forlorn you-ne I cup chopped celery, f cup chopped . .
, Our Boys Niizvah Benediction. ,hall on Sun -day, Delc*mbler 116, The I
and Wark writing." . : them tio attend s, ' chool. -' - - m -mm- ed I with the i, _ . - �rcsidenit, Mrs. Dorsey,,opened the thirig.- A calt will mother almiost any- t�rt apples, and one-half cup hickory , , . I
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" . h� 6ospel of Mark Home has reached its -majority. with (Intended for last week) meet�ng wi . "th,prayeir. After the re- thing, if she is taken aw-&y from her rLuts. IMix witli mayonnaise and " . A
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� I the Girls, Horne a ftw years behind The following is 'the hool report � kittens and the or-phan, placed among Serive on lettuce or cabbage leaves. .
�. . 48 betA C�Rpe&g� in iuf. first,words, it, � parts ofthe officers, various matters IE
, . Every little while we hear of of �,�. S. NO. 8, M,eKjllosc I .
, , p, from Sep- STANLEY the lat;er in her absence. Of course Garnish with round pieces of pim- i
I "ZA beginning of the gospel of Jesus , -_ --- - ____ --- of interest Were 'discussed., It -was
� ' �omle of our old boys and girls. near- tieviber to ,I),emember. An ast4risk � I decid d Christmas greetings precaution should'be tak-en that the entOs cut to resemble holly berries, . I
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I 'Virrist, the Son of God." The En- ly all of theip,,doing well. Onhe O'! marks those who have been ab,,,ent (Intenderd for last we�k) ed, to sen,
;. . cyclopaedia. 'of Religious Knowledg-e g to -the, ill and the ghut,jing of the alien, baby is neither much older nor and -pieces of green pepoers cut t(� .-
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.. . our old boyA is now a Doctor of Laws for one Or more exa;m's: iSr. arid Jr. The follo,iving is the Christmas re- parish. Donations. are 'being receiv- much younger, nor miuch bigger .,or simulate holly leaves . * I
I sal�s of this Gos*el--�'It brings out 'early, a dozen' l- . "..
� . .., - of the person of and here must be n V- -Harry Regele 93�;_Iiis Kleber ,pol-t of No. 14, Staniley': '. IV- ed for a Christmas basket, the ,con-a� , much smaller than 'the kittensi, al- �
l . the divine ,glon Doctors of Medicine already arrive;I � Sir '. Salad L
.. .0hrist, its divine ind-ividualitv and . . E,6, Ad,line Sienion 85, Mildred Ben- Harold Jolm-1. 64,'j�Aubrey' Y�rquhla-r tel to.be di,stributedi locally.'It was though them are exceptions even. -to
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� .. sublimity with..which his incompar- or.prospectiVe. The girls remaining rj'ewies " *Oscar E.Iligson 77, Vill- 64, Audrey- Cochrane, a;bsent. Sr. III decided to hold a euchre party on. this rule. My cat Grannie has de� Select' ripe tomatoes -of uniform I
- I . r the, Summer had ; cetnt Alturrav 77 Clement McK Fu Kathleen Jones Wednesday, December 28th. Suitable
at the Rome foi 2 votedly nurised and ,brought up sit Size- peel and 'slice in, one-fourth . _�)
f, able and stiperhiziman deeds iniprqssed few days in camip with the C.G.I.T. `Dar� M,,10'Y-70, Mem,hqe Manley 6-5, 66,'Georgib Cliftion 53. Jr!. III-411ar- entertainment is being prOvided. ordinary, gray,rat which was placed' inj� Islices. Chil$ thoroughly;,, ar- .
� . an astonished world. The discourses enjoyp6 Harry Bannewies 64, ,14arvey X-hler ian Kerslake ng her %ittenis when it was .nb
( . at the beach which they orrlD
�, " Of our Lord are not igno�odi but it very much. They have also e"IDWett 61, Joes,epli Eckert (abisent). Sr. Ill II -Lois .60,' Eric Switzer 5:2.- Sr. There will also be drawing for a, bigger than o ,range in a mound on a -bed of let- . l. I . I
t , - is the daily deeds of'healin- arid - Rathwell 70, Don Switzer q!;i1t. It was decided, to purchase nd's thum ' b. To the end tuce in a salad plate; dress spar -
,Power which a second Gospel em.- wers with which .to decorate the al- ingly with French dressing, in w ch
l, . . in a farming enterprise. They are -Bernic-e Mariley 8'1, Vera LeonhArdt 66, Ernie Talbot 58, Willie Witcombe flo of his life the cat riemained as af- lv�. . .. .
�- phasize.s." I raising a few chick -ens, the proceedi-, 84, Dominic Murray &.3, *Gerald AT - .44. Jr. II -Jean '§peir 64, Kenneth tars -for Christmas; A donation is fectionkiarte as ever toward$ hij�l.'and a very few drops of orilon juice have� .- .
F . insisted on ,giving him a good wash- .
i In verses 2-9 there is a description intended to go to the purebase Of KlY '77, Carl Sfemon 76. Mervin McKenzie 65. 1_�MldTed Jones. Pf. to be sent to Mt. St. Joseph, 'Lond6n.' . . been niiix6d. Aroundl, the tomatoes .
Of the' man- John the Baptist -and i Ing, although the rat, willich was most .
�,� - . * � skating rin�-, tickets, next winter. Na- DeR7 76, Clestia Johnson '76, Aa -von, _Don,n7'04cKenzie, AlIvin, Kerslake. The meeting closed wit)i prayer. arrang-e_a ring of halves of cookea .
_�' turally, the chickens, are well looked Kistnr-.r 74, *Sylvestet Johnson 66. Jr. Primiler-Betty Switzer. . Number I I I I particular about his person, squeaked. ars filled with mayon- .
�. . the work he was to do and the mes- , after. .. Jr. lill---�Della Eggert 76, Raymond on roll, 18-�P. ,C. Pendo-ld, Teachei. 410 . his protests against being treated or canned pe lored, ipinsk 'by -a few �
. � 11 -sage he was to delive.r. He came in- The hospital has been tluite busyi . . like a baby. I .riaise dressing, co I
P. .. . . Kleber 74, Morley Koehler 71, Arime -Wildforig-Grassick. - A quiet but drops of vegetable ,coloring. �. �
r.. to the wor14 at a t i hire described, ar, for sollfile time past We have onc Eckert 60, Josepb Johnison 55, Robt. ��retty t ,31iracles Of Will P`6iie ,It is not uncommon that cat . I . 11
- I At an age of transition, Of urfeertairity. wedding was solemnized a � r . ,
11 - I—. or two star4boardiers elderly folks' Batletmiartn 54. 11 Class - Elirfer 11 should adopt and bring up, young Salad 11. . ..
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I I * I . i . , of doubt." At an epoch so troubled with incurable troubles. One dear � Kleber, Dorothy Scherbarth, Main Street United Parsonage, Exe- a -man squirrels. However, -mly o . nl'y ex,per I- . 1. I . .. .k . �:, .. 11�1
I , and so restless it might almost seern Cyril ter, 6ri, Satu�day, December 10th, afflicted with bodily defects to keeP ment in this ,direction proved unsuc- On- two heart leaves of letbucO
t, old lady a member of our local W. M. I Johnson and Thomas Murray (equal), when Dorothy Evaline, only dadghter . 11
I excusable of absenting one -self front S - to now quite bed -ridden and very i Margaret Eckert and Steve McKay of Mr.' and Mrs. Jarnes Gras -sick, of away from. physical activities and de. ceseal, not because of the, cat, which place once slice'of.swffed orange that
. the society of, man, self -dependence ;;�&k, but she keeps jokes and every- vote himself t6 cultivati ' s.. been preserved in, ,'grenadine,
; , and I ed to syrup. On th� fruit heap one talZle- I .
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-andma," the othet: First Class --Alvin Elligson, Florence the bride of A.'Fvanklin, -only son of ' (But a s1tubborn will, determined to inake itself athome., I also know of spoon ,of Whipped cream, salad dress- 11
[ . Subsistence upor the mere neces- ' *(equal).. Steve Manley, Harold Deitz. Munro, formerly Of Exeter, becan-Le tad faculdem ng his men- was quite pleased, with the ne*'baby', ha ,
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V . sities a life SeemW prefer -able, to the patients laughing with her. Then Leorthardt, Leo Johnson. Prfniers ' Mr. and Mrs' Ajn'os W'lffong, of Hay defy the irrievocable'inducles man to a cat, who allowed c1hickem to I ne , . i
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01- . noise, the meanness and the in . a . lig- there is an old Swedish mat who Mary McKay, Marjaret Kleber, -Ed- Towniship. Rev. A. E., Elliott tied ,, stle ing, above all one green grape, The
I nity of merl. This, however, Was nOL putters around a little when be i wi S eek pre-eminence, just'in those. fields, with ,her kittens�. and,, T Vie orairige, and the
�_ . , , ' Is ward Benne e arid Nonnan 1"ggert the nuptial knot. Miss Marguerite " by way of re- ried color o I i
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" I . the motive urging the you'rig Nazar- able. Half a-doz6h little strangers where his shortcoinings art' like-IY to taliating, t1he hen would brood the green of the ldttuce and, the grape
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�- I ite� Jqhn i . nto the wilderness. It wa'; have cortie to the hospital tffis Montil celia Ecl-e.rt, F�rareis Murray. Num- and Charles Pe . r, best i .more a,p . parent. I kittens when, the cat was away. The give the holiday colors. The stuffed .
� and. Man#'y Benne-wies (equal), Cie- McDonald, of Kip�en m -As. bridesmaid be . . .
F: the consciousness of a glor,iclus MIS- . arice, of Exete The Sculptor Gerrelli. lost his silght kittens slee'mied quite happy aald com- Oyanges can be .bought. at many �
, . . so fat, and .there is always a ivariety ber on roll 46-11,elen i.'X. Delane,�,, man. The bride looked charming in
� . . siierr--it was from the desire to ful- of injuries, poisoned wounds 'and the Teacher. I . at the age Of twenty,'made excellent fortable with their . beads 'peeping grocers'. ..* . I . 11
fil a clestiny inspiryd, .by 'burning . a gown of shell pink rough crepe, and - I
k I- . . general run Of hospital work. : The . I carried a (bouquet of , Sadily Car' pokirafts- in terra-cotta and achieved from beneath the Wings of the hen. - ' .. .
,� hapes, "St. John was a dweller in country is loOking very fine, crops, I-— — tions and fern. The bri&srmaid wore ness by passing his hand MY- t" l6atr,, Grannie and' Katie, al- . 1.
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I the wilderness, only ,that 'he might coming on nicely., gardens flourish- ,,over the faze of the nicdel:� Dr. Niell- so brought up somiel wild young rab- , I ..
... . . thereby- become the prophet of , the i,g. In fact, it looks. as if there -IRAYFIELD I . a gown of old gold colored rough - olas Sandersen, strt$ck with blind- bits; which'I introduced almong t I he Peel and core 6 ripe winter pears, .1
. . Ifthest." His life there reflected it- I -00=00mown crepe trimmed with brown with ac- Or use firm canned pears. Marinate
! . I Would, 14e lots of.eyerything this win.- I resis while still a 'braby, subsequently kittens 4n. the aWerice, of the ,mothers. diluted with ice water. I
. . self in his after dealings with Trien, ter exn�,Dt money. (Intended for last week) cessories to match. She carried a became one. of the most quoted lec- Usually the two cats used, to -go into 'Mash well 6 ounces of cream, cheese 11
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"In his manifestation and agency," ' bouquet Of .pink and- white. earn,- turers on optics and matheirnatiles 'at the woods and kill wild rabbits like . I
":. � "he Wa 4 For the corn�ort of those who think NITS. R. H, F. Gairdner and 4daugh- tions. The bridegroom's gift to the, and mix with Yt cup chopped nut-
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P I 1. it has been said, s -like a burn- that our bread' on the waWrs will ter left on Saturday to spend a few bride was a crystal necklace wif.h the UniVaTS(ity Of Cambridge. 'His tlieir own kittens. Katie was once meats. SeALson 'with salt and ,pa,p-
ing torch;-hiS public life was quite never return again, I have a Story we:eks in Chicago, sensie of touch was so develic�peid that, given, a young f-met,to, bring up, rika. Drain the pears, filt with the .
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was , a which she'readily adopted, but the cheqsei mLxWT% t1opping with a IM 'i",
1. -eight Mn. Peddle, who preached So e I !- necklac�, and to the grooms -man, a bel could tell the real from the fake feiret '
to tell. About twenty years � ffic pendant- to the -bridesmaid a crystal shown' a collection of ancient c' ins,
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f a sermon.; he might ,well call himself ago a little French baby arrived in ently in Knox Cliurch last Summer, gold collar pin. After the' would have nothing to do with rosette of the cheese, pressed through
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Lord.'"' During Hms. Wildfong re�turned to, ed t, seeing eyes Of , the pastrty tube. '
t . a voice, 'Prepare ye the way of, the our hospital. I remernbered the case now ,attending Knox College, To,ron- Mr. and f, ceremony, ones. although the latter ha;id, deceiv-
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ldhe to, spent the week end with hiends the horre, of the bri&'i parents at, P,ert. ny. ari,, ex- Another �at took charge Of a fox (Marinate six slices of canned pine-
�: . his sojourn in lone- L,ut ,had quAte, forgotten tihat he rna . .
ly places he cointm,uned with the pro- baby had'itever been paid for. These here.,- cub, .although it
� ,-*bets th'�oug g Munro, where a dai ' , '.soon becalne too apple in their own juice to which has- ,
I , h their writing. , and French folks fletrrx-niblered however, '-Mi;- J. Casrtle� 31iss , d C tle I It n w nity wedding 'Lord B�Ton whose lameness Pre- much for her,, and grew too big and been added red - vegetable coloring ; .
while he rrlus� the fire bw-ned and MAU a--' unc eo as; served to a,small *ed -
and just a few weeks ago a younger amd Miss Nina Heard were in To- di merited hi'm from partaking of most strong to be mothered-, which the cat arrange the pears on. the pineapple
I 'he learned thi'ngs. not'votichsafed to sister of that baby cane""th P'J�y the ronto -over the wqek end. nk party of the immediate rela" kinds of sport, derived great sattN- was very anxious to, do. -One of ,the 'slices with lettuce leaves, and serve - 1,
, ed us most in this Mr. W. Ewing Buchan, of lqa�ska- bridegroom. Later Mr. and, Mrs. . ct rom strangest cases I came, across was with fruit salad dressing. ' I
I -ordinary ,m,p , m--attaineid riot in the debt What,pleas tives and friends of the 'bride and fa ion f, - his achievements as a
school's of God. When he entered up- littde' incident was the confirmation toon, liaL9 'been here tosee his mother, Wil&ong left by motor on a shor L .horseman and swimanter. He admit- that of a little Jersey 4cow'which was I
` On ItLn mission as a preac�er big ivery
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'. - of that old Scripture text, for -this who is ill. ted himself that they were A. kieater given three motherless Iambs . to Holly Salad. .
a#pearance was distinctive and hi,� , horwymoon trip to Toronto, H-armil- source of Wide to Mini than his ac- 'nurse. The little things soon I -earned .1 I .
was truly after ni,��ny days. . ,Rev. and Mrs. Paull were at � Lon- ton, 'Stratford and other places. The I
` , . message and ,Ttyle of delivery arrest- dion"l a fiew days'this week. � bievements in the literary field, to take the rrdlk di'rect fr6m the cow,
11 � ing. No doubt word passed from onv I I bride travelled in a green rough crepe. I .
I . 'The One-armed South American and ,she adopted tb' cheese into' one ,etip of mayonnaise ".
, The Sabbath school entertainment, dress with accessories to match. 0
�_. 0 . to another that one had appeared in -"— under 'the auspice.i of Trinity Church n Castro ibrought albout the victory of forridly and took itilre em, lieked .them dressin' add 1% cups a whi,ppe&
. in round the fiel!ds 9, , '.
� their rnidst come out of the. wilder- WALTON on Friday evening, was much enjoy- their return they. will rtside on the his native U�ruiguayan foothall team with (her. I . cream, the contents of 1 'small ,bottle
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� 1, ..;Wa whose burning words .biidiegrooml's farm in Ray Toavnship.. in the Amisterdam. Oilympics of 1928, Another queer episode among' farm of maraschino cherries, 1/1 cup chop- I I
1. it was worth while to hear, one who (Intended for last'�,ieek) ,Ed -by tho-.5e present. 'Me progi,arn Of Last week the b6de was tn�a,de the re� The one-armed German football play- yard animals was brought to my
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I—. ' recitations, dialogues, drill-.%, Song,, ciplent of a beautiful j3jble b . y the ped green, olives, and Yj, cup shred-
, recalled Isaiah bv his expressions and The December meeti.hg of the W6- etc., were very well done. The main y ng pe, le,s ISoci t 0 eT Pledl is one of the blest, forwards notice tlyy a farmor who found hi .
�` . , ded cirtron. To one-third of the
I Elijah by hi,s life, And as PhariseeR OU Dp e y if the T411' in ,the national team and verry often cow lying, in her stall with a you Is mixture add % cup cr�shed, drainedi .
, meTes Missionary Society and 1-tdies, fear.ture6 were the Kftcl�-enette Band, United Church of ivvhi ng I
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0Z and, Sadducee.1;i, Scribe and soldieT, A� ch she was a defends his . . Mix well, place bhe pine-
, id of Duff's United Ghur�li was faii-y drill, duet bly ,'Mr. Paull and. ,valued b of national: col6rg In iriter- pig isucking its hardest, %,The cow pineapple
- priest and publican, all thronged to he, d at the rriinse on Werinesday, Ken Sohier and the tableaux. national matches. The one -legged bad actuaillY lain down ]In such "a appik. mixture jn blip'bottom, of the, ,
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�- . listen to his words. Whatever class aftern The the hap,py young couple will join With American Pitchen Garvet, is a record position that the �pig could, be�p it- mould, and freeze in equal quanti-
� I .. r oon, December 14th, with the annOuncement to the Shepherds and The Huron Expositor in extending baseball ,�>Jay�r and an indefatigable (w. If. The fa ad to kee a keen .
I it, trnight, be that wa% listening bi., p, esident, Mrs. (Rev.) C. C,imming the ad -oration, of the .qhe'pherds, , best wishes. � rinier h p ties of ice and salt three hours, or . I
i H 's in charge of the mu%sionary treeting, School Report.-��St' V: Geraldine hitch -hiker. lookout for the future, else,the pig freeze in the' refrigerator tray. Un;�-
� rne�ssage was ever the same.
� teaching was intensely practical, Following a hymm and prayer by the Castle 82��. i pe 0 d he pinealYwe on to,p- . .
� Jr. V----2fred Sturgeon William'& Tilden, the great ten- was in the cowhouse and thel d it- in uL with t
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,I. ,downHght. They listened with acrus- president, the Scripture lesson wag 70., Emma Sturgeon 69, Doris Feath- nis champion, bas a icriopled right Self plentifully to the cow's Supplies. Serve in Slices on lettuce leaves. The �
read by Mrs. John McDonald from erston 61, Keith GeTninhard I USBORNE band which does ,not prevent n olives and red cherries maket
�� InIT con6ciences and stricken hearts , 157, ,Chas. - . . hini� iA lamb reared" by hand, was' sent gree I
and since he had chosen baptism a ; 2 Kings 4:8-37, after which Mrs. John Parker 56, Jr. IV-Kenn�eth. Sohier I . however, from liandaing the ralcket out for,exercise -with the'cows. a very prett effect for,servi4g. �
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" , , Bruce read the dev�tional topic en- 80, Kenneth Castle 67, Vera Wild'66, - (Intended for last week) . . better than, most riorrkd.-playevs. The knew. no Other friends *ht ho -r bu-
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. . . his s-ymbol of their. penitence' and tided, "The Worman Who Lnves to Evelyn Geminhard 61, Mae Murray c,Duncil Mi-n,u,tp,q. -nicipal one"leggled Daiiie Luther Bardette, is inan ,ones and the icaftle, When she Poinsettia Salad. . I I
' 44 they imre .baptised of Radiate Hlalypine!ss.- .Miss � Mary 60; Ham Brandon 57, Charlie Bran- council of ,the T - The m, a renowned long ,distance jilluPelr, was two yelays, 61d ghe was showii leintion -kelatin after the
purification, ,
1�1. him in Jordan, ,conf4issing their Sins." S ownsbi-p-Lof Usiborne iPr.epare a I
f, Even those wl�ho'did not Submit to It m+11ile offered a p'rayer and another dbn 6.5. St. IV431ark J. Mborhouse mot per statute at the township arld -so is the one -legged, German lieu- otner sheep, bui was terriAed and, usual manner, making it slightly- �
1 s hymn was srung. The minutes of the 81, Bolb MoLeod. 68, Ken 'Brandon 66, hall 9" tenant Redieskie. The Darve. jumps would have nothing'.to, do with ,,)he. -m,, Stiffer than usual and tinting it red
baptism were Yet "williTrg for ,a sea- previous Tneeting were ie'"'ad and Bill We-stlaike 63, Stuart StqTge,on n Thursday, Declember,15, with with one leg, whil6the German u,su- runindng off as fig,grt ai& '
P�1, son to.tiejoice in, his light." I _. AM 53, all the members present, The min- she could to with a vegetable food coloring. Pour
� adopted and a letter war. read ,b Albert Osmond ,47. .. Jr. IN Xra utes of -the (mleeting of December 3rd ally ,keleps On hiis false leg orf lighi join her cows. I into a .flat pan and set in a cool- �
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, Clark 89, June BrAndon 88, Bettie were'read and, approved on motion metal. ,1 I . Nettle, Tn(Y terrier, was a great pal
L iUg of repentance and baptisto; he MrS. Cumming stating that the bale . �place to congeal. The jefly -when
I'- had another and stranger -message to 'be Sent -to a (mirkister in Regina. Re. Brandon 78, Lorna Westlake 75, of iMkAT-W6*.,Jodt,t. lCiorresplo-ndence: TheerippledCol. Young conqUered of Jumbo, la charming and Pla.Yful -dold should be but one-bilf to three-
� � I . Ports were heard from the various 'Pearl "Undsay 70, John XcUod 6-8, C.cmimunicabion fronri Municipal World the Summit of the 'Monte. Rosa, one pi,it ferret. They used to romt) to- fourpths 'of an in,11 thick. With- a
� , r!7 secretaries and treasurers. It was William-�MurraY 67f Jack Murray 65, Publis-bIrig Co., sWiciting an early or- Of the giants Of the Ailrps. The Wen- gethcr for hours, and no unwward cookery cufte-t f:irnt stars of the jelly .
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f. I . . agreted to do without the dievotiondl . William Osmond 154. It Class- -Elsie der for dog tags.�Uft for 193g nes"o boy Otto Margulies suffiered an ocrurrence ever ir,10"ed -this -friend- and arrange thv_oe on. leLLU" border- I I
le ,.I Ti,,as,l report.
, leaflets and biave the ladies, 'prepare viaLeo 761, V-wa' Pease 72, El'sle council. . p
v . d �,_ accidwrit w1ille climbing a mountain sHp. JurA as ideal a oomtraidedhIP, ex- ed plates; in tibe� centre of each star '
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� I - I their 0"Wn Nble, topics. - Twenty-tw;) Leitch 70, Do;ris%,OL,4moTid a&, ceived' $10, 1961 td�xes; penalties, and one of bils, logs was amputated.. isted between Tiny, another teinier, olace a rosette of . whipped cream I
.1 ladies respondpd to the roll call and Castle 56. First Class, - Norma 117. -red, by Collector to As soon as he reedviered and got us-, and Tim, a fox cub, which had come Salad dressing or a cream -cheese ball!
, BUILT ITS REPUTATION Brandon 81, Andry -Brandon 16, T'Z� transfer ed to his failee leg, he resumed moun- in -to my hands by mistortun . T a topped with a pistachio nut. Serve �
F" following aniolther hy,rrm, Mistj Mary . ip Account, $4,0ft. 1932 tax- 01 �.
` I . Lloyd WeWake 72, (Malcolm McLeod es. Shier-'Pasembire: That Me follow- tain dirribi g
A" � ON CLEANLINESS Smiflie gave a wery interesting topic n once,more and conquer-- 2rIllance between the two was imnie,& very ,cold.
" � entitled, "The Making of the Pral'T� 70, John �PeaTson 42. Primer Class- ing orders be pWd: Jzmes Ballan� ad peak after peak, until he finally .,ate. When TIM grow big and strong
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" , I ALWAYS HAS BEEN HIGH CLASS, ies," from rdbe study book. The meet- Dohna Torns, B -illy Johiiston, Bvelyn ityne, ,salary as Reeve, $ryo; George, found hi's -death in the mourvtaiis. their rumps became very 'wild, but Apple Ring Salad.
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1 �. OUIET, COMFORTABLE, SPOTLESSLY ing closed wdth a bymn, and Mrs. P. Osmond, Phylis Lind,.my, Jack Ca,stle. Westiclott, cc,uncililoir), $50; Peter Moir, , lAmlonfgI *'Jhe American fboy�s,cftts remlained good-natured, and often, my . I rf
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[E. CLEAN AND MODEPH (N EVERY, Total etiroftment, 50. -Teachers, Mar- coluncilkyr, �5,D; there are many empples. The buai- splaniel would join � in blie.lp! Slice rings of bright ,re4. tender-
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��I DETAIL took the chair. Following the open- garet Fergusoln� lisobiel Kirk, Princi- cillor, $50: Percy p,,sS4_n1rjTe, co-a,n,il_ ness martager of .the -orrganizatien� vibtu ly 'nay had' served as playfel. nplples. Dip into lemon juice or-
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, S I � .1or $50; Henry Strang, clerk, $280; Dr. James ID. West, is a him- to French `d,ressln'g, to flavor, and to,
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, , 114 CANADA; YOU WILL EN)0Y THE The annual meeting and electioni of 6�;ri, township postage" $7 self. Despite this, .,he talves part ,in Wh'Om,MIY Old famale otter -would j�; Prevent darkening. Spread each ring -
,f , . TAM mxpwslve Fabo. Ines storY from , Luke 2:1-8, after .26; Mn. ' activities ,and' shares -no means adopt, .probably because-ehe
�-, ... I . which the Lord's Prayer was repeat, Ofnee"I's was held in, the 6asement of Mary Kelletti, aalarT as, caretaker, 811 '*1 ls'01"uts with whit� cream clieese. Between
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,� the church Wedn'tisday, V�omber 14. $12; 'W. ,L. Switzer, romantic ,d" Iffe with the other was jedlous. % Tiny, then a -put each ting place a date sft,ffed with
F, I From Depot or Miarf �ed in unison. The minutes Of the treasurer, Man-
, , . take Do Luxe Taxi 25c . last Tneeting weriiii read by Mrs. John In the absence of the Tnvaidant, Mrs, chard Tp., tele me rabies, $2183.24; mem�bersl. . and T ,celery and ,mayonraise. Sip
011 . iph I Ortv grew Up happily togethZrl . rinkle. I
V. Flrank Aik-ken-li,ead occupied, the chair The crippled Lord Byron Was the and becatne boon companions. 'nut im-ents over all. The bright'red I
V�. McDonald in the absence of the see - - Trekmr�r, collection fee,, Blan�hard ,
'0,�; 11 single $1,50 to s3w mitarY, Mrs. Peter Gm-dinei p4 the, The meetting was opened, by singing t6lephlone rates, $3.45; Collector, col- first ew."m1nor to cross the Hellespont However, I know of extraordinary PLOPles, in. cirintraRt with the dark-
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It.. . Rates Double SMO to $5.00 a hymn followed,* by prayier ep, 0 and, he &o green leaf of le4uce and white
I !111 mieeting closed with a hymn and the ,by, Mr. lecition., foe, Blambard. tel h ne und-iniftAors "among f0ow o0mrrences, which db not 6.01.
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1iii �*, I , . Bteftner. The, responsive Sodriptur'lls rates, $3.46, Clii coll-4�tlon fee, alittere s he on a ed German any �d these two cialt1des oeft to
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" social half hour was spent and dai , y reading, Luke'2-1-20, was led by Mrs. -Blanchard t6l6p' Vollrath swam the Bay .at Danzig ,.ships,, The first is tillat of a Camd�.
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t�� �:l`4 OTEL WAVERLEY ref Ratteribury, arid the roll call was re. & � f so leca le fen
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