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, tf. - � :, � rate, $1.,50 a year in dis�� . i s, J. W. BonthTlorl rendered' a !presenta�iveA from doWets, the tea-
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4 ...... p, oxvig%,$2-00 0, yew. Sim closed the nieeting with prayer. Af - Went to, Spiringfilead as organist of -St. I vem
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.-M-1, " what does ilt consist? When the. mg- was observed. 14ntt in the po& offoe for a time and In relportIing a week ,or so ago, we Night and Good Xori�i ,'
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"I '. much enjoyed at 'CO-rmel PredbY—ter D.D.GA. Tweived much 4iedit fOr �
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I IV,7 � �" - -army of the FWn4qh. Revolution �ML,,s Vqo1a ,Leathorl d, of, Au-,
, JelltilNle-rtising rates oil Mpplication. ged an -ducting her vare tinle taught a large .mientioned that� Mr. Whi. Fee and n �Sunday morning last.' his faithfictl serviow. and hel thaliked
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� "'411 ! � ILaXge Congregations attended-ap.e'- the Welm(bere'for the good Isupport I
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. .41ml. centred upon the Bai&4of Xnlater- ,Of IX,T. and - a )*Ars she has been accohnIplawst for exal of Mr. W'illialm Morrow,, a long- in the United they bad givien 'him during W tem
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�, _;yvealthiest in last week. the Fiast E21gin Men's Choral Caub. time reel -dent of GlDder�, This 'Chufth on ,Slm��y last, the omawgm �,of off -and whiVh wa, I soon be c6-
� . .�� Newspaper Association and the Ruvon dam,.. reputed to (be the eial. SeMbes keld I
M, 11� . . I the world; but when its coffera were Mrs. Keertle, formerly -Miss Gertie Eleven years ago lasb Noveniber she should have been ,the fuileral'of , !tee
� . (,)=ift. Press Associatilon. Mr�' being Wtotmen"g Day. A women's plote&
. I- , broken open they were found to con- Murray, of Egmloadvi'lle, iz,the guest was'altal-Aled to her bereaved husband William Morrow, 'A�`,MT. Marrow - ':' c1h ir cornWrised of some 40 vioices ,,
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� . I .�# h . Mlb. service of song. Rev. A. Sin- 176trevd h,61ding a social evening in tbo
��� ex �- title -deeds, illo longer of any value be- present. MORI= their loss of a splendid M -T& YounIgblut, of waterlOO7 Vls- cl. -
!,.: * *,, -M een, received of the ser- mother, the eldetst only ten years of ited her diughter, Mrs. Jas. W. Bon- . air conducted both services, deaiV- l0ftO room ,on thel 4.*n1ing TtveadktY .
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.�:,� ,AFORtH, Friday, March 10, 19,33. cause ,unsupported' by any law. ,Word thas b ering splendid sermons, well in keep- oviening, Imarch l4th, and at which
�Ii` � I � - iSo it is with money; it cannot ious, illness of ,Urs. David E11c,oat, Of age, ithe youhgest seyen months. They thron,, .
�11 - �. .- ing with the day. At the morning the married imlehubers are Privileged
Kv --- live save in the conditions in whlch Los AllgelleIA,'formerly Mdos FA'le,n are: Mwjor1% Marian, Margm-et, We are pleased to "port thElit Mr. '
"I , . � �;, . 1� it is bred. To -day it repressents -i - -ow Mjoir, who ,was quite poorly Iserviedt- Isolos in the anthelms were to bring their wiveo and the bachelor
t ..., I ca ch, of Tuckermlith, who has tak Ronald, Muriel and, Roy. Her -pax- Amdi
". . A Needed Warning . itaken by Mrs. Wilbert Dilling and, ,member's their best lady friepd. Cards
. . much; to -morrow it might rep -resent en el, �tro-ke, and is unable to speak. tents, 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Peter Whitlock, for a number of weeks, is 1im`prc`v'T'g- Miss Florence McDonald, and at the and gamm will ,fill in the evening
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, _�; I - wealtth; butmerely the wheels which old schoolmates and friends. I St. Thomas-,,, three sisters, Mrs. her father and brother, a 'Chatham. conclu Very and rdreshments will be served so I
P, - ,I laon, 4Charles McCrea and othe'r givIa it cull-rency. Wealth itav-1f is pleasing ladies' quartette, was Tell- the Masons are -looking forward to
I "I ��, . . Ellimville; Misses Joy .he annual mobing of thp Bible dered by Was Florence Welsh, Mrs. an enjoyable evLkling to be spent � in
11 I 1 .0tiewbers of the Legi-dature respons-, � Harry Ford, of T
; � . , -1 a To,ronbo's b.ill something,proteart and, imponderable, I I I . and Ehretlyn,Wbitlock, of St. Thomas, Society will 14e, 'hold in. the town hall M,. ,G. Drysdale, Mrs. A. Sinclair and the 1,?dge room. .
.,, . I Ible, for withdrawa as much a power as a material, like also survive.' Mrs. Addison was a on Tuesday evening, March 21st, This Mr . ,
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't..� _. substan'dal servive for the public faith" worker in Sf.'John�s United wi4l be a union meeting of the three service, in addition tosplendidly roll- ward,, to 'Easter Services and our I
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"I �!. ti a an for the: million. 81h,aft-. and beltings thl, intri- - ,Church and.a woman held -in highest local churches, and Rev. Benny d,,red anthems by the large choir, a choirs� to geftting up music suitable
11 ���, � taxpayers. who might be affected. If cate machinery of civilization. ,We are pleased to *Port 14-4. 1 esteem by all who -knew her. She Bright will address the me�tivg, al- � .
". . , ,It is invested in all the industries jones is imptroving in 'health. I was always relacly to give of her tal- so resident',ministers will give short du& ,"In the Garden," was very much for the - occasion.
: , -ning to h . th a little advance in the price
�'. rthe leadership given Ls a wai e to , enjoyed by Mrs. T. J. Sherritt and Wi
�_ I and trade's -of the nation, pardy fixed ,The members of,, t wnship� ent for the ,pleasure of anyone. The addresses and the choir will b"e cown' Mrs. G. Rees, and, at the conclusion of grain considerable is -now bedug
�� .7. . municipalities that hereafter they and ,partly floating; it cannot be cOuncil met in the hall on Tuesday. I funeral was held on Wednesday af- � posed1 bf members of the of thei seTmon a pleasing solo, en- broug4ht'lrto nitarkoh- I
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� , ..-. I umpt cut exp-nditures, rather than drawn out without less and must �The World's 'Day of Prayet was I ternoon. lFallowing a 'sh&t service church,-;-%. -A good meeting is being titled, "',The Ninety and Nine" was ',A larige eT of membe of
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11, i" comtantly be renetwed; paltly it is observed in St. Joihn',s Church Fri-i!at the hou -c service was looked forward, to,
1,1. ',� rovenrue, the ben-efit will be far -%reach- . . se, a publi i .. I given by Mrs. ,Maude Redden. . the loocaa Odd -follows Lodge attlend- �
I �i_ . -r . . held, in reserve against the day of day.- There was a good attIendane-. -hold in the church. 1�_-v. G. E. Mor- . I L . . 'Miss Violet Whitesides mt- ng to which they
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11". I renewal; partly it is imprisoned.by There will be ,Lenten service in St. ley had cliqxge, assisted by Rev. J. Mr. Claude 113lowes was very pleas- I ,, of ed the social ev�eni
. ntulicipea policy in the matter of . ch�nlar, and -Mrs. E. Fines and-littl were invited by the, Brucefield lodge, ��
I ;� the ,past, and partly it is corrnected'jothnr�s. IC.hurch on Thutrsdoy night K. Ybd1land of the Baptist Church. A aritly surpribsied last. week by the , . �
I �, taxation bus h en rwrong in the -past. to the future; partly it is during � the season,, servi to com- , Lqalg . e concourse of friend,. gathered � teach*rs of the -public � and continua- daughter, Joan, of Glinton, were vis- one evening last W481ek and report
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�.� It fhas led to incre -4 ce I tion -school at the home of Mrs. A. itore with Miss Helen Swith antf -the best of entertainment, .
. ,,, � nient ,on earnings, simply becau.ire i� ' derground and partly it its mortgag-.d ITI,ence at 8 o'clock. . to pay their last mark of respect Fflsbie, where 'he war, presented with Mrs,. Laird Mickle thils week. T1w W. M. S. annual Day of Pray- il
.;, � , to the vast supplies, of food' an d raw ,Mrs. Jame�s Perry and childre'n, Of Beautiful floral' tributes; covered tfie� IMT. Wcrn,. Mair, accompanied by er was observed in thie, United C ,hurch -
,� 1- - is easier to tax than retrench. A material by which industry is kept Tor6nbo� who have -been spending a ,casket. Rev. �G. E. Morley preached a lovely bridge Iamp. A very pleas.
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... I firm or individual may have. to cut at wor'k and the nation in'life, . g event took place on. Friday after- Miss'Mlinnip GWb andalsoMrst. Mar- on Frriday afternoon. There Was a
,,..Ill and carve in eiteral expenditures to few weeks wfth 'MT9. Beatty have re- from the words: "Sher is not &ad, , ill garet Vair, all of Toronto, motored ;splendid representation from the .
� , Ll,t is in form and use infinitely turned to the city. I fUut saeopeth.11 The pallbearers were ?I rt,00n last in tbler pUblic school wheif up and ,spent the week end with three local churches and
; meet tax bills_but CoLmcils go'mer- various, and in every form and use Varna publdc Library will bold. its Messrs. Fred ,Shively, , , Tray PlRt,D� I thc scholars presented their. teacher, the base-
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� E, I r rAy on TadsiT-ug and collelcting. Now - . . Ma M-xs. R. Bonithron, ,Mrs. Vair remain- ' ent was wv.411 fillecl. The chair%was 1.
i�!�-' that the Governimalitkas put its foot reqpares expert handling. ' Labor is annual social in the hall on Wednes- Etarl Brooksq(�ernard, Coyle, John' Mr. Ciaucle Blowes, principal of the ing with -her 1nother for a month or m
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only oine, of the many elements'out dE�k,of next week. . � Htodgson and3t -John Lawler. Inter- puNic sch6ol, on the eMen of his ap- taken by W& Q A-%t1DIor-ell, as.-
W.�. down, Toronto and oblier municipali- of which it isl created. The mind of We are plegSed to.mlention Miss Iment was made, in Ex�teir cemetery. prmching �narrilage, to' Miss Edith So. Mirinie's rn�Lny friends we;re sisteA.-by Mrst. Basil Edwards, presti- -
�i ties may �eailize --1. m I very Pleased to see hei'aigain and to dent of Carmtel Chmvh Sodety, -and
1. one man way make more wealth, -as Eddth Mbssop is able to go for a Friends :from a distance who'attend- .Walter, of. ,Exeter, with a handsome I
A . ftme to careless spending. If this v,rhen Stephenson invented the lOtO- short walk when the weather per- Inlit end taMe, the presentation see heal looking so wedl. . Mxs- Louis Clark,, of St. Pauls An- I
R� 6,sthe result the pablic, may look for- Motive, ed the ,service at Springfitedd were: � wa . I Mrs. R*y Parlmer, who recently glican Church. The BUAe lesson was I
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�Tk. I Ward to a faiTer doal,, . than forty million pairs of mits. � Mr. and Mrs. D. E, Martin, -Mrs. 11or- J b,ing mad*. by Ivan, Kipfer, and the underwent an operation in'T6Tonto, taken by Mrs. Edwards and was .on �
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, , , ' hands. Moreover, it Tnuet be stored - - N� ton and Xiss Winnie Smithson, St. , adaress read by Ronald Pleck. Fbl- r d home, on Tuesday afternoon the -subject of '�Christls !Spirit of
. The argumenti advancie,cl"in the in large parcels for great services. ' Thomas; Wir. and Mrs. Gay, Mr. and lowing is the addbress- "Dear Teach-, 9' riv'�-
., I . � briW debate were all to the point. As Without - it life would be' "nasty, Mrs. Holft, of Brownsville; Mr. and, er: We have mut-here this after- and is much ih-prorveld in health. Love." Prayers were, offered by
�,: I the Ministe,r of Mines pointed out. brutiis�h, and 5hort," since it makes ZURICH mw� Mrs. B.,Coyle, I.on-don; Mirs. G. Rouse, noon to havIe a social timle for a few JWe are -pleased tosee Mr. William Mrs, D. 'Workman, "For an increase I
I the need to -day is to leave .capital __ - � It just., a Craig and Jobn Cialig-l-both alble to in the circulation and studly of the
11 the -difference between barbarism and -The ddbat, hold in the� town hall St. Thomists;'Mr. and Brown Talbot. mlinutes- cost us 'quite
I be out again after a �norrth's severe !Holy Scriptures,,'" Xrs� C. S'. Hudson;
unhampered as far as possible for civilization. The Russiabs, who de- rogreth when we heard ., I
1�-: ol, Mionday eventing under the aus- ville. Among others from a distance- 100010"17Y . illness of the Au but ,their sister, "For Chrisdan work in ad] countries,
", hwestment in prodi�ctive work. It is ',§tro,yed their capital in -the attempt picer, of the local branch of the Wo- Wbf()� YVero at- the gravesidle were:- you were on the. eve of your n`�ar_ Niiss Hannah whiLe improving nicely k4specially at this ,time for Japan, 1.
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I � . a fluld commodity, moving where it, -to divide it, have stood ,ew'er since, men's Institute� ,was well ,patronized. �Crs. J,9hn,M,cNaughton, Mirs. R, Den- i Oaite,'as we realize anotherhas, some from . very much the same illness, is China and India, that" they mWy.
�,. . I *M bring ,best returns. While Que'- like sturdy beggars, at the door of The subilect, "Resolved, ,that the pio- IslOnt ' and Mrs. Will ButIET, My. : claim on ,you, but we are very glad
.. imir. . not yet back to normal health., � through the� diaTkness 'of the present
t, .,, befe has no municipal or Provincial in- the "capitalist systlem" begging for neer woman has ,Mrs, John- Francis, of London; � to know that you are not leaving us.
I .1 done more for Am- and, Uss Dora Alalix is also able t6 fle crisis, Tealiov that 'Christ 'alone can.
. �, I I come, tax, it is folly for On-tario to ,the capital of ,other nations' - erica �hari the -modern woman," was Mr. ,and 'Mrs. Harvey McUgan,,,Mr. anci'you have the best wibhes of our around ag'aiA - - save the wlorlld,'�, was given by, Mrs.
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� . increase (the burden imposed heiAe. 'To draw this element out of trade I -01dish hearts for your happiness.
r - Mrs. Geo, after a 'week or so ill
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1,�, Woreover, ,Mr. Russell Nesibitt was eak- , and :Mrs,. James Roy 'and I � I'k, nese. I . .. H. Arnold. 'Prayer -for Russia, who
,� , light. in saying th4 proposal savored and inclust!ry in order to divid,e it ers, ' T%e affirmative side was -taken Giles, of Logan; Mr. Eddoll� Mitler - e aTO very proud of ,our little pres- Frosty morinings and nights with in cessing to recogufte religion in .
., I . ,among the population is ini-possible, by Messrs. W. ,If., Edighoffer Aid 0. and Mrs. Lloyd Horton ent we are giving'you, not because , .
... a class legislation. While the theory and ,weale . � ., (A Lumley. sunny .days -spell a � good flow of sap her national life, is denying the lead-
. it ,possible would be sui- lof its value, but the. pleasant mem- �
"I 1� - I 8011 stends that the rich should pay cidal Klopp and the negative siae by .ror maple sugar'and molasses. , orship of Chiist the Saviour ,)f the
�� ' Messrs. .A- Mehick and E,.. Gabel.'The . ... -- - I ories it may bring you. �,, Perhaps I d, was gilvtem -by 'Mrs. Varlely.
, -in proportion to their wealth, within T�o inmediat, result to the in- Judges awarded the decision to the KIPPEN w1i.er you halve reached the centuryl Narrow Eiscape. - Two Clinton WOTI .
. .1 the realm of fairness, good govern- dividual would be so small as to add . I I Tr4ark and in the quiet evening houT young men, Lawreme Plurnsteel'and The hymns, "Brea -the on Me, Breath. '
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I... ment; is not proirnoted by, fo negative side. I . . I � I Qu nlay happen to see in the Hen- Will Murch narrowly escaped serious of God," 1110 IM1aster Let Me WaW
, . ster�ng nothing to .his wealth-, the ultimate iMr. ,George Fairbadrn, 'of Tucker- ' With Thee," '�Dear Lord and Father
61 the principle that because some in- The Kip'p'eq W. M. S. mot on Fri- I n1l k&eIrtiser -that some, of us- boys injury while-rnotoring, to London on i
, __ result would, be the ruin of the sys- smith township, has leased the farm day Friday evening when �,heir car s of Mankind" "and "Qv" Him With,
L . . dividlial hm. larger means than an- tem kT which he lives. I a few'miles south of Hensall owned atternoon at the homei of the i ilave reached, fame or some of us yvas ,
'' 'f_� 1. I in codlision with a horse drawn ve- Many ThornisP were sbng. A pleas-
il. other h ',sho'u'a� be - corm'avance to . I . I . - . president, fts, W. W. Cooper. This, 1 girls have beobrntee mistress of the ' .
, his wealth'away froan him. by MIr. ,Guy B. Ross, for a term of wt* the regular monthly mee*,ng I hicle � travelling without I solo�, "Lord. TeachMe to Pray,",
.1; got I . . " ) White )Hwse, rweare sure you will be ights. As 1119 .
1'.�, � . trt is the duty of a '-municipal ad- ,two -years fromi April Ist.-The pres- a�d the, Worldrs Day of Prayer cOm-' glad to think you haw halpled to . ,they approached the street corner, by Mrs, W., A.- Young, was very much
,. . aihbistmtion to pive teffective service IBAYFIELD I ent tenant, ,MT. H. Block, intends 9'77 .bined. spi cia pr bar,t I one blook south of the main inter5et_ enjoyed, and was socomparried-on th6 ' -
,� -, 1. ,. I .- The , , I ogram for the V us on,the road to success. WisT - .,
. ing u y wi i - tion at. Henslall, Robert Jarrott, wirth ,,
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)11 ,. . economically. rather than struggle to -1 p farming. . . da, ' Nh the thenh-, "Follow Me, P1 ;ing you every happrines.s. Signed --r piano by Wrs% J. W. Bonthron; duet,
T. J,it-e-rner'was a 'business visil- "was , ared by Mrs. 0. 0. Oholl�, : ,
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I , I I extract funds from citizens.. -The (M . � Prop. Your Pupils." 11 ,horse and buggy driving north' on Swe(pt How of Pratyer" by Mrs.
� I -e shoudd adheT6 consistent- chatirman of'the National Ctomnlit" Maude Redden and Mm- A. Sinclair,
- LeIgislatul )MT. E. A� Neelins, is' spending 'a tor in Lonclon on Tuesday. . the, highway atteinipted to make.the I
� li ,, . ,ly -to the policy that more than en- few da,ys at the home of Mrs. J. MC- 'Mr. Ward. Fritz ,spent 1i few days� '6f ,the Young Women's (Christian As.. - *et,
, J Le,od, . _ I A very enjoyable tin -re was spent left Ulm and cTossed' the pavemen.,f, aqcmn�P= Miss Eleanor Fisher, .
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11�1 I augh 'h -as been done already in the this. week at Toronto. elociation in -Chuna, and a ineruber of � recentay at the home of MT. and -Mrs. cliTectly in the path of the ncoming The bmemien't w -AS very artisticaly.
.. Mrs. L. �MAkins a�nd s AT Ild 31T. and ,Mrs. Clarence Parke wU7 the � ve of the National Chris- 1 Fred ,Corbett, tW occasion being -Mr. -car and showing no lights,�l )decorated with flower -s- adding charm
1, Tatter ddrettion. I 01111, , few L exebutd . ould not
., . � . .. were at yla-s. Roy Iscotchrne-r's ml- ited relatives -in, Sarnia for a tian `C9qnefl of GMna at tha- Uni- z Oorbett's ,birthday.. when. aboilt,,eixty be seen by the driver tothe rneeting.blThe Day of 1,raiyor .
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1, . 4P day last oeAebrating birthdays, Mrs. days .this week. 'versity of 'Shanghai. ,Mrs. A. Mon- ' ' 114sion was u�avo' next Year wi1lIl a �held in lSt. Tlauft
f; . : of their nelighbors and friends were so close thata c* id- I .
". 1. . . Makins -being on Saturday and her - im.Ts.,Cwtherille J. Dayman, of Kip . I pleasiantly -entertained to a pi�ogreq- Anglican Churcill, .
.11". . . . . I able. Mr. Plum,steel swung Out in. ,.
,. , Keeping British Goods oat sister, ,Mrs. Scotchmer, on, Monday. pen,* 'was a visitor in town on Wed- Those leading in grayer were Mrs. I , The W. M. S. of the United Church .
. �, . I (Miss Lucy Woods is\ Visiting in To- nesday. .1 . � . sive eucillre party. T�he ladies' prize I -an e4ort to avoid, striking the buggy
47 . � .... � W. W. 11300per, Mrs. J. C. B611 and " was captured- by Mrs. Alex. Mous- I broadside but -the rear end skidded held tbeir,7nouthly -meeting on Thurs-
.� of Canada . I � Tolitto. Th6 township crusher has been MM a. McMurtri6. Mrs. day afternoon with -the ,president"'
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lf��. . . . Mirs.r Newton -Brady returned Sat- moved- to the lake shore, adjoining Cooper staryg -a . IV. W. Iseau. and the g4��nt's Pay Homer Tin- and caught 'the rear wheol of the preeidlin-gi. The -23ve.- Pmara was
(Toronto Daily Star) . very pleasing solo.'! l�tey; lladieY consolation, Blanch
�� ), I ,� lighter vehicle�, rip,ping off the rim. -
11 . urd�sy after �spending the- week in the farm of Mr. Wrn. Ducharme and The devotional leafl(Eit was read by',Morenz and gfamt's"by Jack Munn. -A The sudden swing from its direct st"74, followed by plrolyer by Mra-
4� As a r-suilt of bh� TmpeTial C�)n - Hamilton. I �,
I, . I it is expected'that crushing� opera- ,Xrz._j. GO,L�brame. ,Mrsf. Lammde. Brusines�%. roll call and of- .
� forevee, Canada gav',e what purported Lenten,service is bsing held each tim8 will be und . . _,L J. W. McLean! diainty lunch was served and,. dancing ,course together with the impact fe&ing wiefre giverL Visiting convmjt� -
�v. I top* assisted by ntil the early hours of the c.qus'ed thei car to leave the pa nt
; . to 'be a ug.efully increased preferen-ce er way in a week or took the ,
- Tuesday evening in Trthity- -Church W70, *rs. W. I enjoy.eld u I veme tee 'reported calling on 18 homes, .
11 I to, Tnan,v �lasses of British goods. In ' Flairbuilm, and Mrs. J. McDonald I irnormlig. .. .., drid crashing into a culvert, it car-
�'. -_ I llstances these, were granted dunivg Lent conddRed by the rector. ,The regular rn ting of the council : found two confined, to ,bed. The de -
I , some i ee . ' ;Afirls- Robert Dinsdale, has, received I Mr. and'Mrs. Norm -an Cook enter- eened ovir into the ddtcli which at
�11." . entry at 'a lower rate of duty. In Rev. F. H. Paull. I of the, Township of Hay wa-s held in word that her niece, Miss Margaret) tailled a num(ber of their friend's to a that place, ,is very deep. The car votion-al "flet, "The Wkyman of No I
,� " Mrs. D. Sintith (Ruth Higgins), of the Town tHiall Zurich, on Monday, Importance," was given by Mrs. E. ,
I other .cas,las, the duty on competing ' Wilateman, of - Toronto, daughter of ', very enjoyabile party. -Cards, were -as a total wreck ,but fortunately
, I .. occu�pants sustalneA- "McQueen. Prayer was given by Mrs.
.. � West Lame, is visiting her parents. -March 6tb, with all the members ,Mr. and Mrs. HeTbjert VVT,b .
11 f'6i6gn goods was increased. The Miss Eva 'Sturg : -isNvisit, g , iteknan� of 1 indulged in, ,Mrs. Laird �Mielde- b,einp: reiltfhe,� of the, ' I
I p -j nutag t lNerner ,and the ,study *as, in charge
.1 eon n n reknt The n . of th� previous, Toronto, who recently un, ,he wr;�k-
": � 'Star pointed ouft at the time that Cmditonl. . derwent, an i the winner of the ladies' first, and I injury and' entleTged,qrom t
i . there were a rrtimbeT of weaknesse's meeting and the speciall meeting were operation for appendicitis, has eon- . Dr. G. R. Coll,Aor capturing fir&t prize age _ of Mrs. H.'emphill and Mrs. Agnes .,
..'� I - The annual Wom1em's Day of Pray- ,advpted as read. Ai6ter disposing a none the worse except for a sev- McDonald... The meeting closed with
. . in the arrangoment: that in many ' itracted scarlet fever- but is now re- for gents. ere shaking uv, . .
"I,. �. cases the reduction in duty was not eT, a worid-wide,..moverneht, was ob- 'the ,00mmuchicatigTis, the following co-'erieng niceily... Her many friends � .. The regular nl�ekdng of the villagne. 'Prayer.
,!- I sufficient to enatble, the British goods served on FtrldaY afternoon, March resolutions were passed: That By- in. this community wish lier a speedy The -youths' Welfare Club Of Car- council Was' held- Monday eveffing in *iDeath 'of mrst. Cdi;e,_MXs. F70M
" - 3�r`d, in Trinity Arighoam Church. The. I
I - . to lmeet local competition, and that aw No. T, 19313, providing for -the i%turn tober usual ,g6od health. Her niel 'Church met on Monday evening. thic, council chamber, alil me rs of ,Case, wido- of George Case, a well
1, �' service was irn charge of Mrs. Gaird- estimated ,expenditure on township WMA Mliss Waybolle ' n, is Rev. W. A. Young gave a very in- council being pr known resident of this vfflage, died
1, ", the offeet of -increasing the dut�ies on Whitema estent. The '-ninu- ,
_A.� � I noxl��Brhis,h good's was often to keep ner. Prmylerg were made 8�Y Mrs. roads for the year f9343, �e read''three with ,her in Toroarto . it -ere sting 'Scout SlasteT's adclress. The of bhe pre�violns meeting w e d. Saturday afternoon -at liter bome. She
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�' I theoel out -without letting the British - M, Gale, Mrs. M. timez and- finally passed'; that Ed- 'Mr. Dan BeIll and daughter, Hiss t tc>plo, 'Thul and the Apostolic Pett,, and Jones: That the inutes had been in good heal.th until Friday .
.. 1�. goods in. The Star also contended Ferguson and iW_s.'-Wm. SOOtchme`r. ward Datars, S.r., be appointed Weed Dorothy, of Boston,, 'Mass., Visited Te- I Chumh," was in charge of Miss Sar- d -Car -,a Union Prayer
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,� Mrs. H. K. T lbe' adlapted as read, ri j. VV. when she attended
" I ' Mcorhousle, `4atrg very Inspector of the towniship ,of- Hay oe Y With Mr. and, 'Mrs. J. C. Bell, all Manson and,was -verry irfterestin,g, Ortwetin appeared as a'delogate for service, returned to entertain. some
,.,�. . that th-6 ireaty failed to, remove two - ntd
I.. �;. , ust 'Far To,day.' ,ATTs. for the year 1933 in place, of Louis 'Mr. and Mrls. A. Bell and Mr. arld I and much le,njoyed. A delightful J the Bible Society, ask nig fo� a ;rrant frionds at her home and. was, sud-
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�,,: of thomorst. serious obstacles to -the i ,
%, I o I Walter Wallis gave a very interest- Schumache,r, deceased; thht accounts Mrs. W]Iiam ,&nd piana solo was gi-4n by Mrs. Young.; of, h
. iimpowtation of British goods, namely air. �y I e ,use of the 1haill for a' night denly stricken, ren�aining unconscious
111�1��.- the Inflated. valuation ,of tht-vse 1 ing talk on "Prayer," Mise Gladys covering paryments on township roads, The Young People of St. Andrewls On Monday evening a Sit, Patrick's fiec of charge. Spencer and Pett- until 'her death Saturday afternoon.
,,,,,�� . for GaJ,e preL-dded at the oirgan. There telephone and genteral accounts be - ., : I
.... -.1 duty p,irposes, and the levying of was a ,good attendance. ryastsed as per vou-cber.s United Church mlet on Suryday even- I social will be bold. , . That the Bible Society 'be granted She Wa's in, her 7,3rd year. Born in
. "I dmr4hng duty. We bellieve, that ti'me ,: TO-,nsb'P ing las!t. Mir. Alex. MdMurtrie pre . The Young People's League of the t,�,e use of the liall fmll of charge Ray Townsthip, she was formerly
��. -1 St. Patrick's tea, under the aus - Roads-4Hurlon - E xpositor��' -1 I
V, has -confirmed this view. The barbed pilce�lof Trintity church Guild, is, to aAvCTti6Tlg sided over the meeting. wiss Jean - Unitted 'Church meit on Monday even- fo� c)je night_jcarried� Ray Lam- Miss 19ora Uvrlrmie, daughter of the
��'_ wire entangl6ments, in front .of 'the _1 T-5.40- Adpelbert Smith, Road 8, $4.40; Bell took the topic and IMr. John ! ing'whh, a spatendid. at�dance and noe appearIed as,king to have a change I . ate Mr. and 'Mrs. William Lamicnie�
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''... ous a barrier be 'held at the home of Mrs. H. ,R. W. Duollaxlne, Sr., Road 16, $9; A. Alexander it" a very inIteresting i with (Mr. Jai* Corebett presiding. The nAdc in ,his asseslsllleM, ,t,a.ne refer- of that township. About 24 years
.. . tariff wall are as §eri
"I., as the wall, itself. XuKlay on F�riday, ,March 17th, from L_Sreenan, Road 18, $5,50; W. Far- article on "Captain 6li-ver and h,is I evening being Tylissionary night the red tf tbe Court Of Revm;-,,n nn the a9c' deceased canie to this village and.
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-, The Financial Post�_ which i s not roll, Road 18, $:3-, R. Adams, Road work as missionary on the British!topic -on 'Xisl9ons" Was abOY tliken. assossnient roll, which will b.. held bad sirn-0e, resided there. Silo was a
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"It' by any means, h . 10, $2;,M. M. Russell, Road 1, $1.20; C*Iunfbia 00,ast7, ,Mlsls� P. Pen4clld'by MissI'M. Ellis. A violin `.�election bil,er. Wnl, -Jones reported re, the particularly active ,church worker, a
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.. . I ment, protests in its jurrent iss�ue I I G. Surerus, Road 9, $6.14; A. Zim- favored the audience -Y�ith a .. �rwas given bry Miss, Greta Lamallie, ,boys playing in the church snad a,,d me1mber of St, Paul's Anglican ,
"I I I . mer, repalim to grader, 70c; J. Sarar- inqbrument�al. PI"O I Churoh and took a 'keen flite'rest in
1. lagainst the ' "1�air discrimination 'A fine 4�ang-song in accompallied by Mit3s B. Smale and 'doing ,damage to saime. Conststble
z..�, I I agaimsl Dritiph goods" Which is in- BRUCEFIELD as, RopId 15, $4.60; R. Miller, Road 9 which everyone joined�, pmecejed, ,the (a solo by Wiss -Bella Smale added Hudson instructed to look ift-r td7jis Ithe actWfties of the yout�ger mlem-
1: - 1 $10,14; W. J. Jarrott, ,Road Supt., mee,ting. greatly to thei prograR matter. F. - �G. Bonthron, tax cobec- bers 'Of. the
I 1volved in the prresent method of valu- . ,TL congyregation. . Predelcea�s_
� k, ing them for purposes of calculating ' . $16. Telephone Accounts -National lThe NEsses Mary and Florence I " tor, reported re unpaid taxes ,a.; be- ed by -her husband there su,tvive tw,D .
-,,� 4 The depholie tax. $�.5_56; :Zur- Thomson spent a i Worid was receiivied this sons, Albra,hum L. Case, 0. N. R. ag- '
"V�l Bruce-ifield Horticultural So. Revenue, t da n London re- � "
I utly I y i v""e of ing, $1010ZI3. Mitk1he and, ,
� V . I pound for duty c�elty will hold a popular St. Pa�rick' ich Hydro, lights, central offl,c,,,' two cently. the death of Mr. Elan Butt� of Paul- 'tty: ent at Hensall, and Ga�n '
'', "Valuati,on of th?. ' 5 ., I -, Tt', thpi collector 'take the 1p)r(,�*per
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.1 ine, 'Street, Tomnto, w1ho passed away I I I 6 et Case, coal
;�� purposes has reiniained at $4.86 2-3, co,licert in the school rooml of the miontlis, $3.82; C. N. R., freight on' 'The many-fTiends of -Mrs. lsaa'c era steps to collect the u0aid tax- merchant hexe- also,one ,�,isfter Mrs, .
11.4� ; alMlough this is the gola parity and I i ni tvd Churnh on the evening of dlrectmies, $4.55; Befl Telephone Co., Jarrott wJl regret -to legrd that at his late'residence on -Saturday ev- � �
�i� she . 5-----4Carr1e& R. Higgins reported re Henry. 'The fu'lleral, which was pri-
��. I Dec. 20 to Jan. 21, $59-51; is at present under the doctorps care 'unring followupg a week's illnes�i caus" -
..'� I,/ Britain has now ,been off the gold T�ursdlay next. An interesting mus- ItO 11 119, uTyp'fld taxes as sent to G.cle,rioN al� late, was held' on Monday afternoon
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"11, standard for 18 m�on,ths. During this ical and literary pro,grarn is being Nortibern Electric Co., inaterial, but we hope she will .soon be m, cl, ' - P0 the rebate re county roads, rates fromi her late resddence and was eon-
,'- . U d from a se�e stroke 1, his 84t�
1, $14,0.44; Zurich Gantral, -�witchirrg' 5. improved. I . year. Surrviv�ng Ih,i,rn -a're'hi'
.. �, . period inter ' plal whole -sale prices in ,preplared and M".. Robert All,in, delc_ ommunication ducted -by Rev.' M. B. Parker, rector *
'Great Britiffi baAre gone a long way t,-E4te From bb.e so,cietv three daughters, Mrs. Ckippard, De- .
.", . to the Holqi- weeks,,'$8.5; Canadian Telephone & .M1r. and Mrs. Robert PaTsons" of was read from the Clerk of Lindsay, Of ,'3t. Paul's Anglican Church, of
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I to adjusting themselves to world lev- cultural Convention tecently held in Supplies, material' $5.47; Ww"l-fri-en's Hle-mall, spent tlh,e week end at the troit; Misses A-lina I w'hivh church the deceased, was a
. 4 d report Gonitpe4satiofi Board, assessment, home of their son, Mir. and Mrs. homie; four sisters, Mrs. JohU Dins- say Council, no action to be taken, th me
". reLq in'terms of gold On. the same plane To,ronto, will give a detail!e $26; E. R. Guenther, cartage, C7c; H. Archie Parsons a StanRey. Bills and amoulits were read a, fol- f,ai� rful and valuted member. Tlh,e
j'' 11 I as in 1930, when Great Britain ,was of the proceedings, at, that great dsle. Mrs.. J. K Petty, Mrs. J. Xbr- pall bearers were G. Q Petty, T. -W.'
� � n ,the gold 9tandard, -s and G. He-kq, labor, etc., $1016.98. Town- Re � clock, of HensaAl, and Mrs. Ed. Tay- %rlmer, Fred M;anns,
" I 4D Valulatiorf'st, �_rathe,rirvg of flower lovei ;ue- V -RL R. 66�ferr prIetached a -very lows: G. Case & :Son, coal, $27.75; Peter Case,
�� $4.86 2-3, therefore, when the'eurrent ((ss,fud flower groworn. Bruee-441,d c I
-11� sbip Accourift, Zurich Hyd-ro, lights; helpful se�-mon in .St. Anclrew's Unit- : "Or, of Filmore, ,Sask. Atmong th o se Borithron & Drysdale, supplies, John M. Glenn Ptnd M. Weir, of Lon-
, �' value of sterling is approximately Florticultural Sobiety deserves' the tovm h,all, 2,monthsi, $2,60; Municipal ed church on ,Sunday morning, taking w'ho- attended the funeTal weTe ,Mrs. $38-55; Scott's 6rocery, charity $1.5,5. don. and the remains were interred
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1� 1 $4.10 discrumnates against British .,zupport of every good .Citizen sinca World, cash book, etc., $21.26; F. E. for his subjecrt ,,I)ivi.ne Gui&.nce.)p Dinsldale,Mrs. J. Murdock, Miss Nora W. j. irt the Exeter ,cemetery. The floral
�� ,�' goods to- the extent of 15 per cent." its, aim is IAY enc ou rage ,the beautif - Ducharime, school latt�nclsn Wbirte, charity, '$1.61; T. W * '
I'll. �v ce officer, Miss Etta Y;rrodt., of Toronto; Dr. Petty and James Petty and Mr. and P.-vr1mL-r, ,charity, $3.8,.9; H. Daym . tributes were m"y and. beauttiful.
�,, o , This discrimination is pyrarniided in.p.- of the bomes, church grounds la�d' fees, $1.70; J. BIQ-6k, meals fo- trans- Gilbert Jarrott, of Loadon, and Dr. Mrs. Wm Butts, of Seaforth. . an,
*.I'. Charityl, $1.42; E. Rienlide, Mrs, 'Case will 'be niriseed 'by a large
V,. when Canada proceed- to tax British -metery where flowers always find i,ents, $8.80. The,council adjourned James Jarrott, of Ails -a Craig, spen� Blowles-Walters.-In Trivitt Mem- 82c; T. E. I charity, circle of relathves and friends. Rev.
1�il u 'Drummond,, charitty, $4.0;
1�_6,� . goods on their par-paund value, For their rightful place, to meet again on Monday, ,April 3rd, Sunday with their parents, Mr. and ,1 orial Church, Exetler,'on. Saturday af- W- R. 'David5011, charity, $12.48, Fire 'M -r- Parker was assisted at the sew -
1111$11 , .30 o'clock in the sXter-noDn,-A- 'Mrs. Isaac JarrotIt, who are both un- tornoon; beforle a congregati,oft of Hall $16, $27.19,, R W. fffesls, Print -
kw I ,*to cusboms, Velople not only levy ad The rezillar Monthly lneeting a at I der the doctor% ewe. Zliby ReIv. W. A. Youngt ,and Rev.
1';;,��., valorem duty on the inflated v2dua- thq W,jMjS. was 'held' in the school F. Hew, Olerk- .. esveral hundred, people, Miss Edith fing, $33.75; J. Passmore, hydro, naadr, and the singing was led
" � Ndn, but levy safes and excise taxeg room of,the,church on, Friday, March — �Mws. Herbert, Jones, of 9�anley, is. , Liahan Walter, younger.daugbter of Goo. '5`0; by Mr. W. 0. Goodwin, asIsisted by
t� $6
,,',�1,� Hu4s&N 75 meals,' tralisients,
" " On the dutYpaid value, that is, on 3rcl, with the pTlPsidient Mrs. Bretm- visifink for a few days with her stis- Mr. and Mrs. ,H. IS. Walter, of Eme- ,$118.75,- School '
.M" I ' Board, current ex- Rev', 'Nl- B. Pa"ker'and Rev. W. A.
.. , . I ter, Mr. and (Mrs. Wrin. Parsons and ter, was married to Clau,dte R. Blowes pem
1, ��, . I the inflated [valuation and on, the in- n,er, presiding. The Scripture lesson, USBORNE' Young. �
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1"; , , flated duty *mAting frorm it. Not Psalm 23, was reK.Tespornsively, fol. I I . . 'That ac- &1;eftloria,l 'Hospit
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1, ,6 Small son of 'ce-OmIarty ��' $'ltl000'00; 'toUd I pas" (Mrs. Alex. Munn is n0W in ,Scott '
I I ' Principal of HeInsadl piuNie school,' $1,16.07.
@4 , eonterg with this, the,government ex- low,L,d 1yy the IJ I , S. Prayer i n. wit. al -
.J- n aniso The Latte TAm. John Allasm. - A Walber McBeath, of SagkaIt, third foot of Mr. and Miha A. J. counts a's read, be ipassed exe G,- . - ___., ,
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,Al�j x duffqAng duty Mrs. Ad is vism f tF60 I I _ 11, I 'a. , .
R i 2010 I . And as. to this diVon, herald, 'for the 'day v"ry- sad defuth ocleturred in Spring- 'I'll0wan, " 09 for a Ifew weeks I Tl)9 atmen't an I.Mr Munn is g y-
. .4lowes, of Nliitchell. Thie, bri,de was NqW,Ps and ,Bonthron &,'Dryid&Ve�_ ing ta
, ' he from the Wasions, ' field on Monday mtorning, February with rldfte, ,34r. and Mra. John in hyacinth blue crepe with shoulder qaTtied. 'Spencer oll; Dr. J. A. Munn.
v:W lihe Vinancial post mys: read an aw,tW I" his with hita's
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"pi'A" � , I ng IThe fam, wltletLt in this section
1Z t�,J �'Atb prelsent levels this duntipi XOnthlY, entitled, 'Tmm India to 27,th, when ,Mrs. Jlohn Allison passed Jarrott of mi% bo9quert of roses with hyacinth trail- Bylaw No. 8 be given, first and sec-, , is
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'�!�_J�;g 'Miss XlWbd Whitenftn, Is. -vi.qitin erg and *ccessoriets of grey. Mtss ond r08dim9JCazTied- Petty and winter wea-
, 111�1,1 , � AAY of -4he difference beb the Alfri--"'MML Thomas Chapman g�ave away at her homIe' on East Streelti . 9 0111
,,.,,�!".� lcu**mt riIIite of sterblug in Canada t%e temoersince, lesson. A letter.givl- after a two months, illnes for a feryV weeks with bier bTother, Elda Pilloey. of Sarnia, as bridesmaid, Jones- That 13yJaw No. 3 be giv that� not having
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, , -s her husband. daughter Mss (Margiaret, of TroronIto. sories with shoulder b-orquett of ras- Pe*Y and Opencer: now fo protection. .
P,�,,�,'� ,. tbo thta cost of goods which already was read by Miss, ATZ Tough. it ,hared the anndety Of p That .We now Is r , .
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�,,,11�.`! , Ma" to Psi eusttoms dultiesi as prae- was dedded t1mt this� Xrx Allison was Mr,26tented; with in- 'Xiss Esther Nt4b, a fGiqx�. les. 11homas Rulttlodgt," teller of the adjIDUrn-James A. Paterson, Clerk. Uvers Of fix* 'Vocal and instru-
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,,!..� Meony to [bring. trade in n*ny lines twore fultly- dilseussed at the April fluenva the.diaty after Chrmstmas from visited for a fiew days wi* her stis- Ballk'of IMonitreal a,taft, -Hemall, was Mr, �U d '1�udslo D , , of I c are 10011mug forward
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I " meebrug. XTo. Brock, leader of whi& double pneurmbla. &"loped. ter, W and 1h*a.-!SamW 71hom"on,
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p: 630 a sttand tilL porters stav-,, best man. The cortemony South Huron Independent Order of -with IvIery muldh interest to the eon-
"". :1 I '11, 11 ;� Owe . a4vuntalpe in actua6l Group No. 3, then took chtit'gle a the Other COMPHCatilors sk in A.nd das� of T�Wkersnlftll, teconu -, � . was per-
� " 011 Y. formed by MY7. TYL A. Hunt, rector Oddfellows, plaj,d -hits oftial ',visit to cert of the Young People's Society
I l"I'l,", � I I . A"&_....� WMA the, I ' * I Con- meeting. T;;o ve�. of' 1bymn 298 pite thell-best of niedical attention Mr. and Mrs. Bruce $461d � hulle INWs. Kate XtFauul .played 'th�' ,the local lodge here *n) Tuesday even. O[f the United Church w , h
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I I . 1=1een, in were nang, gad the dievotiobal leaf- availsbIlk her life� qould not be sav,idd. Arthur and Rob,eet, aL4n thle* d dal. music. The groomils gifts were ling It"t, kving a very kitt1erelsting Ur
1,11, : Mweln�w �,&Ve toi, laribaft, 9.1 held in the. auditorium of that ch ch,
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W I F -Alma, -tit ailveTware and a writing desk to the WcOunt of his stewhxdship Friday emlebg,319 and for which a
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p !, attlifift i&v MeQueen, was 'Sunda`7 at the hMm 4 Xr. and Un. lb,H4 an ameblityst and cry?aul, vock- Vast year, a verly &*I rel�6" Of the MI"t lexmllent grogram. of ton num-
I 1. , I - . I � *0%* flio mtoms vatlua- was read lb? Mm. A. , T11e, Whitloctlic befom her marriage,
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I'— , 65W Of % WA 9064 ILt fictitious tstudy p*iord, the work of the Wo- born. in Usborne, Township on Febru- Isaft Jarrou. . I lace to Ale organist, st, party puTse to ,proebadiugs ft ,Gmna Udgle w&&h �beft blas beet'&xmligaa.
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t ! wt , � #. 0"Id""% 6`*k�`loh of du'n*ftg nlle� Missio'door.sr ISociety, Chapter 6 ary 22, 1807, a dAutghter of Mr� and Mr. ClarMee McLean, of Lon&n, '%6 brOdsulaid, and a table lighter ,he bad attendo& and a rvoet of . trade as
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