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THE BIGGEST MONEY.SAV-
"NG SALE OF THE YEAR
See Sale Bills
Phone Orders Will Be Held.
'a-VIld a. eCric)earr•e. olve'f'eore.1-mcoalinterehid".roret,
re,ceiyed the guests at the, reception
which was held at the home ;cif the
bride's parents. During the afternooe.
a delightful prograni was .giveneby
nee Margaret Lansdowne, pia ist,
Mickey's' SHELL. Service
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Dodge and De Soto Sales & Service
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The realer 'aetitiiinn theekoffiring
,,0 the Neil.. shor Ivitsmii,,i, ch,de wae
held 'in the baeentent of the church
on lVfolidayeevening, With the presi-,
deet, Jean Snails ie ehangC, The
ineeting' opened sn usual form and
after sevenal business
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eliRISTIVIAS CONTEST
and liifes. Ilo.waxd Wilson„ soloist: Miss
Lansdowne is the Isride's partn'er in a
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sterile ef were
eliseassed, Mimes Jessie Wallace and
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Violet -Tyndall esersted .vvith, the de-
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• and Shirring.
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25c
41ARK"S 'vp,GIEfrAraz AND .T0-
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came ar ' - 2k
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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Wonderful Prizes. Get names
in now. Voting will stare on
Piano duo team, being well known in
musical circles' and on the air. Mr.
and Mrs, Willie 'left later ' for,. New
goea and on these return Will Him in
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at their. honies here. .
• alee K. C. Beattie, Of the London
Technical School,. spent the weekendly
venional exercises. Men George
Bruce,. a Korean MisaionarY, wee then
introduced ,and iilestrated eery vivid -
the Kereen life in the far East,
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Thursday, Noventber 15th.
Toronto
with hie mother. .
and also told ..of costumes and voca-
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inipm.weing_
IMP:MKS PORK & BEANS 10.c
,! ..12112,ge' ein: 1
or 0.41),11PBELL-''S 10c
tlfe TTIta'opee tin , .
%ODA 13ISQUITS at 23c
2 pOunde for •
Prizes on display next week
-.AT--.AT-Masoniee-There
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Keating s Pharmacy
The Rexall Store
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was a large at-
tenclanee at. the regular meeting of
Britanhie Masonic Lodge on Monday
evening last, when, a -hundred mein-
,bere and visitors attended to see the
work of the first degree exemplified
by Lucan and Carlow Lodges on two
• Keep in Mind Monday,. Noveleher.
19th, for euchre, bingo' and doawing
for prizee in St. James' sehool hall
• .„ and Mee H. glinett end Mr.
efe
and Mts. J. J. Patterson, of Toronto,
Were Viaitore at the home of 'Mr. and
Mrs. 'E. L. Box.
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tions in tire. Orient. 'Misses Mary
Stewart, jean Gernmell and Alice
'11.hompson assisted with the literary.
period over whieli tVliss Marion Wal-
lace presided. The •nteeting closed'
with a hymn, and the •Illiznah 'bene-
diction. - •
Misses Margaret •Breadifece and
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„Silk Crepe •
' 'WHITE SLIPSFINGERING,
- ' Deep Lace
Trim.Sufficient
'Regular
$2.25 Value
Special Price
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Hats
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' YARN .
4 -Ply of
Extra Quality
Superfine for-
Knitting.
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'41.1L-YLMJER CHOICE TOMA- -• g
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candidates. Following the work in
Marguerite Black
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the lodge, lunch awns: served' and a
short programme svaa thoroughly en-
CONSTANCE
ofellamilten were
weeksend guests at their reepe'ctive
honing. s .,.. .
S-1' .7'5 ,
•• make
%-lb. Skein
35.c
•IVRITY CRACKED. WIPEAT .1 7c
Joyed• by the merribers and their
One .:dent Sale this week at Keat-
,
HM2". James 'Chesney has returned
a •
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guests.
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ing's Pharmacy, the Rexall Store,
from visiting Toronto. and Hamilton
Ftid ay
'Seaforth:
friends.
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NEWS OF THE 'TOWN
Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday.
_First Presbyterian C•hurch Sixig_,-
Phone, if you. can% get in.
'The Live Wire , Class. will hold an
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Mr. an . MI
A 'in' d Mrs. James Hewett of
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u in, were guests with and
and
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A. C. Routledge-
Announcement. - Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Volland, of Kippen, announce
seventh anniversary services with
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Rev. Donald. McKay, of St. George's
open meeting on Friday evening, No-
vember 9th, in the school room of
the church. A good program is be-
e.
MTS. Hugh 'Chesney.
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Saturday
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Church. London, as minister. „ .,..,
SPECIAL
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the engagement of their youngest
daughter, Beatrice Lavada, to Lonis
Elgin Taylor, Mr. Mrs.
Egiarlondville (Church 10 aril
Sch.00l •and Bible Clase.; .11 a.'in"
ing prepared including a debate, "Re-
solved that more good -than,,,evil will.
out the depression.
WINTHROP. .
, TWIN -SETS.
, ...Fancy Knit •
• the Biggest.
APRON
Made front
.111IliS i's the Season of
son of and
William Tayler, of Varna, the mar-
riage. to take place in November.
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Story book religion, "The Way to
Peacee-a Scene in the Barracks"-
p.m., "Dreams and Visions -a- Th7
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come of Lunch
will
11 be s;erved. '
Golden Links. Milsaion Band
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The regular meeting of the Y. P:
Cent and
. Pullover.
Best Yet
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of the- •
Print.,
Guaranteed
Tub -Fast.
, WINDSTORMS
- Are you protected?
The . cost is, small.
r The automobile season is
with us. • We issue special
Will Meet in Holmesville. - The
Harem Presbytery Officera Congress
for the centre of the. Presbytery is
being held in Holinesville -Thursday
of this, week. Rev. Chas. Malcolin,
of Egniondeille, elms the . special
speaker for the evening. .
Prince of Peace."-eRev. Charles A.
Malcolm, M.A , B.D , Minister.
'St. Th.omas.' Chu'rch - Armistice
Day: Sunday School and Bible Class:
10 a.m ; mornine ra er- 10.45 - en.
ee. P 3' P
,sermon to ic - "Earnestly Contend"'•
nee. Te
- eebange. in the time of ser-
viee. Evening -.Prayer, 7pine; ser-
will hold. an .open meeting in the
school room of the church on Friday,
Nev•ember 16th. Each „member is
asked to bring a white gift offering.
A ,good.s_p•- rogram is. 'being egneeeed
and a hearty levitation is extended
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t all to ettend. Lunch will be sere-
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ES.diwthasiihneleldn ponresNidoivnegreTrhe6t1hn,eevvititithg
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.opened with a hymn, followed with
'P.rayer by Rev. G. E. 'Morrow. The
minutes of the last meeting were read
and adapted... The roll call was re-
-sponcled -to by a favorite hyine.. The
devotionalpartof the evening was in
eharge of Walton Y. P. S., who were
. at
$4.25
the Set.
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Season
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Finish. .
35c
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policies for short periods ;
HIalso reduced rates to farm-
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Call or Phone us.
Arrange For Alumni Euchre -Dance.
--Arrangements are going ahead for
thes S. C. I. Alumniseuehre and dance,
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w,hith is to be held in the G. W. V.
A. Hall on Friday evening, Noverte
e,
her 23rd. A splendid evening is be-
ing
mon topic, "Found - in Him"• speeial
hymns' at the morning servIce suit-
able for Armistice Day. All welcome.
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Anglican veterans requested to meet
'at. Parish Hall at , 10.30
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Cao Appleyard, M.C., /Rector; Rev.Friday,
Canon A. Smith, Choir Master,'.7
(Miss Ferguson spent the week end
at her.lionte in .Clifford. . .
•'Mr and Mrs Parry of Toronto at-
tende.d th'e funeral of her father, Mr.
Alex. McMichael, this iveeke '
The Club of Progeess will be held
N b .d kteresting
ovein er 231. , on wee earl-
ier,
the invited guests for the evening.
.
Mr. Stevsart.Bryans presided.Walter
Shannon led in prayer. The Scripture
lesson -was taken by' ;Carmen Hazel-
wood, and 'Mts. Nelson -Reid read •the
ioPio- 'Rev. 'ambling recited an in-
poem on a Scene in home
life
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anticipated.
.Northside United Church a.„
- lide
as the Seaforth 'Collegiate Inite.
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and. expressed eery clearly the
WATSON & REID
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Moderatoreto Preach in London.-
morning service will be held at 10.45
to
tu te Cormanencement is. being.. held on
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four male parts to build up a home
in a Christian. way -reverence, pur-
s'on of the •late William and Janet
Henderson, barn in
on Saturday afternoon at the usual'
Phone 214 ....' Seaforth
The Right ,Reverend Richard Roberts,
observe the two minutes' of sil•
ence; topic, "Factors in the. Saving
ity, faith and love.. A hymn was
and was the
eown,enrip.. The, deceased had only
hour in the school room. It is ex-
that
,
8Pecialists in- All Lines of
Insurance.
DSD., Moderator of the United Church
c'f Canada' will preach in St. ,An-,
drew's 'Cherch, London, on November
11 at 7 p.m., and on November 12th,
13th, 14th and 15th at 8 ,,„,,
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of a Nenene, 'Service withdra in
the evening for anniversary at First
.e,reseyterian Church. -Rev. T. A. Car -
michael, Mieister.
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rung and the social 'part of the even-
ing was taken. by Jack Helskirk, which
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included musieal .selections, readings,
games and contests. After lunch Was
served thorneetin,g was brought to a
been ill for a few days, being active
in his every day duties until four
days before his death, . his su,dden
passing coming as a great shock to
pected every member will Irian
to be present. •
,iPreparatory service will be' held on
Friday everting in St. Andrew's Unit-
ed Church at 8 pan.
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public is invited.
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First Presb.yterian. Church -.Rev.
Donald MacKay of St. Geozne's
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c lose hy singing "God Save the King."
his familY, neighbors and friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson were married 41
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
Der will be observed in St. Andrew's
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'Churoh, London
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ago, and had lived all their United ,Church Sunday
Junior Women's Institute to Meet.
will preach annivers-
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years .on mornin,g,
l° S. T. Holmes & Sort %'''
-The regular, meeting of the Insti-
tute be held Wednesday,
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ary services at 10.45 a.m.- and 7 p.m.
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IGILiPr
ST. COLUMBAN
married life on the same farm in Mc- Novemiber 'llth, • .
Killop. Mr. Henderson was one of The W. M. S. held their annual
will on No-
the early members, of Duff's Church. birthday
0 FUNERAL SERVICE 0
10 Main Street, Seaforth 40
member 14th, at the home of Miss
Thelma Elgie, at 2.30 p.m. The
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LOCAL BRIEFS •
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13and Euchre
Miss Rose MicQuaid and 'cousin,
James. of Toronto, spent the week
meeting on Wednesday af-
He is survived by his widew to whom 'ternoon, Noe -ember 7th. The :Mission
the sympathy of the cbmmunity will Circle' .put on the program and the.
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0 'S. T. Relines' residenee, 0
i0 .1GOderich Street, West; phone 0
le No. in w. Charles Holmes, 0
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Street,
meeting, charge of the Legislation
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Department, will he addressed by
'Mrs. Helen McMillan. The roll call
will Ire answered by rules for drie-
jag% ,
mmeregmeseeneee
• MTS. Arch. Scott of Ottawa is a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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J. M. 'Govenlock. Mrs. Scott came
west to attend the Golden Wedding
a
, and Dance
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end with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph McQuaid. •
' Mr. and Mr.
s. Jas. Moore with Mr.
and Mrs. T. Flannery for a short vis-
M
it; Miss Agnes McGrath, of Bamberg,
be extended in her hereayement. The ladies served 'a very dainty lunch an
funeral was held •from . his late .home the close. of the meeting. - „
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on Monday afternoon, when the ser- 'A miscellaneous' shower was hel d
vices were conducted by his paetor, at the home of Mrs: Harry' Norris,
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Rev. Mae orrow., Interment was nee Miss Luella Jarrett, on Thursday
40 East ; hone . .
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St. Thomas' Church W. A. Meet.-
The regular meeting of St. Thomas'
.Church W. A. was held on Tuesday,
when Mrs. Appleyard presided. There
were ten !members present. The meet-
ing opened with the hymn, "Go, La-
anniversary of -Mr. and Mrs. oven-
G
lock.
• The Misses Lawrence have re-
turned home from an extended trip
to Vaneguyer and other points at the
coast.
• 'Miss May Wightman, of Nelson,Miss
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at 8 p.m.
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A dirnission35c
Mr. Robert OGrath and little daugh-
'M
ter, Dorothy, and Me E. and J. Flan-
nery of Detroit with Mr. and .M,rs.
Pat McGrath; 1VErs. Jos. Rehill of
London, visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos.
,Carlin, who has been ill.
Gertrude IVIcC-ath has re-
made in Maitlandbanleeemetery, the evening last when friends from Hay
pallbearers being 'Messrs. Albert Spar- and Stanley gathered for a secial ev'-
ling, John McElroy, John Little, E. ening together. The bride and groom
Hunt, William Anderson and Frank received some very useful and.beau-
Storey. The flower bearers were his tiful gifts.
four nephews: 'Chester Henderson, Miss Hilda Richardson visited with
Leslie Hogg, James Hogg and Hubert her near Listowel
ee
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boar On," followed by the passage
from St. Matthew's Gospel and pray-
ers. Reports from the various socie-
B. C., is a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hinchley.
• Mrs. Mulligan, Grand Ferias,
including tax.
turned to resume her dies in Water-
leo school.
Mr. Min.
parents over Sun -
Henderson, and friendswere in at- day.
tendance from Toronto, Hamilton, Miss- Halcyon Chandler of Western
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ties were received after which ar-
of
North Dakota, spent Wednesday
,
and Thomas Morris vas.
ited in Kitchener
Stratford, Fort Erie, Mussels and University, London, visited over the
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rangements were made for the an-
neat meeting next month. The meet-
hag was closed with the benediction.
with
•Seaforth friends. Dr. and Mrs. IVIul-
ligan have been in Chicago, where
the doctor was attending a Medical
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DANCE
on Sunday last.
Mr. John Rustin and family have
moved to Dublin. .
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Blyth. ,-; e week -end with her parents, Rev. and
Death of Alexander McMichael. Mrs. E. F. 'Chandler.
Another old and respected resident Miss Isabelle Campbell visited eve.
of this township has passed to the er the week -end with her parents at
lo •Service <>
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Convention.
in Molesworth.
Ambulance
Mission Band Meet. Seaforth
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• 'Mrs.
great majority the person of Me. .
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Canon and Appleyard are
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Alexander Nivison McMichael, who Mr. John Petty, accompanied by his
0, Night Calls Day cans 0.
Mission Band held their regular meet-
speeding a few clays this week with
died in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- aunt, Miss Blancrhe Petty; both
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ing on Tuesday afternoon. Betty Mc-
Leed presided and Alma Elliott acted
as secretary. Doris Hoff took the
chair for the devotional period and
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr,
a.nel Mrs. Charles Appleyard, in Galt,
where 'Mr. Appleyard is principal of
the Technical School.
, BY JUNIOR FARMERS'
- - HOCKEY CLUB
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The Many friends of Rev. L. W.
Power, parish priest of the local R .
C. Church, will be sorry to hear that
he underwent an operation at St.
of To-
forth, on Sunday, November 4th. Mr. ronto, motored here on Saturday last
McrMichael had been in poor health and visited at the 'home of the for-
for 'same time and for ten years past iner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. le
had been a great sufferer from rheum- Petty and aunt, Mrs. J. H. Petty, Mrss
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FUNERAL SERVICE o
the'collectien was take•n by Fred Wel-
fred. Lois Weight offere•d the Band
prayer, and Jean Mills read the scrip-
ture reading. The Story was told by
Mrs. Wilson, and the 'meeting closed
by all repeating the Lord's Prayer,
e Mr. Fred Burr and Mr. Gibson
White of Walkerville, spent the week
end at the hcmie of Mrs. E. W. White.
, • 'Mr. W. R. Smith, 'Mr. Henderson
Smith, Mrs. H. R. Scott, Donald and
Harry, spent the week end in Port
s
ardno s
CRd Seaforth
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WEDNESDAY NO V 14th
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Joseph's Hospital, London, the other
day .and he will be unable to continue
his work here for aome months.
Mr. and ,1Vtr!s. Theodore Haberer
and two daughters visited relatives
in Kitchener and ElNmira over the
atism. The deceased was born oh Blanche Petty remaining, for a few
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the McMichael homestead on the 6th days owing to theserious illness of
concession and his entire' life had her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. H. Petty.
been spennon that farm, Forty-four 'The W. M. S. of St. Andrew's
years ago he was united in rnarriage Uenailed Church held their autumrs
to Miss Mary Love, of near Toronto,th cffing• service on Sunday
10 W. J. WALKER and 0
0 JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. 0.
0 Liee nsed eemeaeneee and 0
o Funeral Directors. .0
co Day or Night. cans Tay 0.
0, attended. 0
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May Lane Auxiliary Hold Thank-
offering. -The May Lane Auxiliary
held its annual thankofferingmeet-
ing on Tuesday of this week in the
basement of Northside United Church.
Mrs. Ross Savauge led in prayer and
the Scriptu-re lesson was read by Mrs.
Colborne.
• .Mrs. Leo Fortune is spending a
few days with friends in Beffale
.• The many friends of Miss Eunice
Leatherland will be sorry to learn
thee she is ill at the borne af her bro-
ther-in-law, Me.,John Murray, in Eg-
mondeille.
OLD AD NEW TIME DANCING
Murdock's Or
.---- A Real Time -
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EVERYBO•DY WELCOME .
Admission - - - 25 cents
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dietrich of Ay-
ton spent a few days at the home of
the latter's parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Ruby.
MrsCelina Ayotte has left for St.
Joseph and will spend the winter
months 'Mrs.. V. -Denomme.
who survives hins, together with a 'morning last. Rev. Hugh Taylor, of
family of one son and two; daughters, Tleiames Road, was the guest speaker..
age Percy McMichael, of Clinten; 'Rev. Taylor is a returned missionary
Mrs'. Parry, of Toronto, arid Miss from China and proved to be a very -
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Jean 'MeeMichael, at home. He is al- interesting speaker As he told of
so survived by or
ie brother and one some of his experienceswhen he was,
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sister, Mr. Robert McMichael, ative missionary
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of Mc- engaged in tbe l'
Killop, and Mrs. Hawthbrne, of Nev- work in China.He
his text,
0- ,g,
J. H. Reid. Mrs. F. J. Becliely dee
• In our ,report of the McKillop
with
M r. and Mrs. E. Brand London
chose as
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ada. The funeral was held from his Peace be unto you." The special
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lighted the gathering with a splen-'
did solo. The president, Miss S. I.
Wood introduced the speaker of the
Branch, W. M. S., 'published last week,
we omitted tb mention that a life
membershie certifieate was
.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
of
spent Sunday with' friende here,
'Miss' Ruth Turkheim and frierid,
,
late home .on. Tueaday afternoon ladies' choir rendered a very pleasing
'1,
when the services were col/dieted by nurriber, "All People' That On EartlIs
pe - e ' ,, •
Ill*. GE:nee:ler, do Dwell,
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evening, Mrs. George Burn, of Korea
presented
to Mrs. Helen McMillan. s
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Mr. C. •Selzer, of Waterloo College,
spent Sunday at the former's 'home
"‘"`v. of Lonclesboro, Mrs. J. B. McLean taking
following which interment was made e Obligate solo? .
and Manchuria, who gaze a splendid
• Mr. Hubert Henderson, of the
here.
in Nlaitlandbank 'cemetery. The pall
We are now buying•
and informative talk on the habits
the
customs staff, Fart Erie, was here
On Residential Street, Seaforth
Rev. E Tuerkheim will exchange
bearers were Messrs. J. W. Thew-
.
E. 8 .,,Nirss
g
and.customs of countries. A solo
sung. by ineMspr7e. mHoovgegdarathileaartnyd
Mary
vete o speaker.aDavis,
on Monday attending the funeral of
shoismunele, thelateJames C. Hender-
of Ottawa,
-
1% STOREY FRAME HOUSE
in excellent condition.
Garage, 2 land.
pelpits with Rev. Kirchofer of Phil -
lipsburg next Sunday.
Mrs. ',Brown, of Toronto; is visiting
her mother, • Mrs. v Aff
'-eyers, ' Blake,
s.on, J. R. Scott, R. J. life/Milian, Peter
Dodds, ,Miller e and Andrew
Snell.
_
'
a C. E C Cham er
b 'lain
Clerk of the Second Division Court
•
meeting closed with the Mizpah bene-
was visiting with friends in tow -n
acres
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1)0Ultry
diction. •
this week.
ApplY Box 14
who suffered a slight stroke one day
last week.
HILLSGREEN
County .of Huron
.
.
• Mr. Walter Murray is having the
Mr. Mrs.
Office in the Dominien Bank Build-
1
•
at highest
Died in Edmonton - Mr. Hector
Cowan, a nestive of lIcKillop town-
died his home
town waterinstalled in his home resi-
dence and in his other property ad-
joining.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
and Morley Witmer of
Detroit spent the week end at the
h.ome of the latter's mother, Mrs. C.
Mr. Ward Forrest and sister, Miss
Mary, motored to Marlette, Michigan,
-
-eueillig'sclav. • h.Officeanct shouurse-
-' Thursdaygo
.
ship, at in Edmonton,
on October 26th, Mr. Cowan was
• :qr. J.'F. Daly
Decher,
and. spent a day with relatives there,
1.30 ea, 5 . sateeradery,
' • '13CML.' a aY
i.
• Give
k t
mar e - rices
p
• for. CASH
.
us a trial now.
a
son of the late/ 'John Gowan, one of
the pioneer residents crf this town-
ship, and was bore on the Cowan
homestead on the 64h eoneeseion. Af-
ter graduating from Law- School he
is ecoeffired to his
berme with an attack of- neti '
p monia.
• Mr. Stewart Cudmore has moved
into the residence on Wet William
'Street, recently occupied by the late
Mrs. W. L. Keys.
Come and See Our
, •
New Line of Feeds
d !Mrs. Amelia Fuss has jeft for De-
troit to spend some weeks with her
aughter, 'Mrs. J.. Swarz.
111/1r. and MTS.' John Hartman of
Seaforth were 'visitors in town - on
Tuesday.
.Adm
their father returning borne with
them after spending a fevieweeks in
that place.
(Mr. H. R. Samuel of Toronto called
in this vicinity recently. •
IMr. James Cochrane
eveni111)1‘ni.7
gr .30 p.m. to 10 pane
n •1
SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, automobile, fire, sickness and
accident insurance. If in the maie
ket for any of the lines,
Courteous
PrOIMPte MIS Service.
practised as a lawyer in Paisley, Ont.,
for eorne yearn moving to Edmonton
• MTS. Fennell, of Grand Valley,
has returned to
.— '
MEAT MEAL
.
• .spent
of Toronto
the week -end at the home of
above
kindly give us a call.
spe;nd the winter in
60 •
............
his parents, Mx.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
.P.est Prices For Cream.
about 30 gears ago, where he con-
Itinaed in practise.until his; death. He
is survreed by Ins widow and twu
.Seaforth, having again leased the res-
ideente of Mrs. L. T. Deace3r. .‘
Mes. Alex. MoGavin Is
t . • "
130NArer cen .
(MEAL $240
e
McKILLOP
and 'Mrs. J. Coeh-
rane and farnily.
Theeflineral Of the late Mrs. Rich-
.
Insurance Agencies
Phone 384 : Seaforth, Oat.
. • •
Seaforth Creamery
daughters', all residing in Edmenton,
rzsiting
with friends in Toronto. •
DIGE . -TANKAGE
ardson was held from the home of 3485.41
The
.
and by (Me sister, Miss Agnes Cowan /
• Mt. A C. Retitled •
, • ' ge and 'Mr.
.
SO per cent. ' $2,75
'
,One -Cent Sale this wleek at Keats
ing's Pharmacy,
her on, Mr. Jobn Richardson, oe
MOntlaY
l'
'_. . , .
C A ' Barber Prop
of .Sarnia. The remains were 'brought
and Mrs. rebeit MicGonigle were in
32 PIER CENT. • ee,
$3,1 b-
the Rexall Store,
Seaforth. Phnile,, if
afternoon to Hensel' tee/e-
terY4
• # ,.
easik waiving in Seaforth -on . Thurs-
Peterboro on. Thursday 'attending the
ea
• °WIDER-
—
you can't get in.
'''
.
•
• • ee• 1
,cigly
morning, accompanied he me,.
funeral of the late Mrs.
LAYENA
So S. No. 4 .
_, mumweimmilin..... A —
'
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°mean and en T•hureday afteriloon the
femeral services were held at North-
Thos. Sproat,
a cousin- •
. • (11,1iss Janet Scott has been vieit-
' '
'
ousel .. ...... , .. .. ' $2.55.
• -. •a •s e es nes
CHECKERS 1z,bb
Fono,wii,, is the report of S. S,
No. 4, MaKillop, foe September and
Oetober. Those marked with
•,
KIPPEN
.
.
Clinton , ..
'spend
'de.
Easitaeist
A
'
Alta
*eta
(ferment
tIolna.Fieflaystim,
.ani
side United Ohturchnfollovved be' in.-
in IVIaitlandbank Cemetery. •
The Tallbearers Were, John Lairrg,
Robert Astehibald, Ad-
Doodaa H. Edge and W.' J. Mete-
• .
rag hie other in aw
br - -I , Mr. Jain
ritrIntray, in Harelltan, for the
week/ es L.
Past
• Mts. Robert Bell left on Satur-
der for Hamilton, where vehe Win
the winter with her daughter,
Mrs.
•
H°11Virrrj1VIATIE . .
MASH , r
, .
iikeneiceer $2.35
v.,,D7.`'Aim''''" :"
'''' $25
terisk emissed one or mote examine-
. . , .
V Cla-se-Ross Gordon 75%.
'Sr, IV-Ahria Lawrenee'80. ,Jr. IV--• dasi•
Frank Casson ,63. 'Sr. III -James honie
Nash 67, Lois Hendernie 66. Jr, III
--(Maitine Lawrence 49. Sr. II (A) itleSt
The Briny Rees Mission Circle girls
.. .•
held their Oetober meeting on' Satur-
afternoon, 'October 27th, 'at the
.of Klee 1VIarguerite iMcDonald
with t.he 'hew president, itfies. Marg-
Eligie,
• • • . •
r ea ,
mer
.
T.11( take pare of winter deliver -
„.
,
•,.:Eirittlelik Ii,teitt* 4 Otittria•
. , . .... .,. -
' „datOrtifa ha*O1rartiv4: Vet Oro.
Jti'•iratiiiike'",atrattgetitvetretPanY lit
. ' fwest. tato •11111,,,
'';pnmt ioee *0 ' ' - ' `Goiea,
.. . .
..,:::. tde ' :up
„ , oh tio‘.
'. ' Of
, ''
.,
, i 1 1 0
,, .,,,,,,,, •,,„ ,,,q,
.;i'1 i.,/l
.,
'Willis-Milen-•-iAn interesting wed-
ding' took plate Saturday afternoon
Hart House. (Chapel, Toronto, of
Eeegl trdith, aiitughtek of WEr. and Mrs.
and Robert Oliver Wil-
.gion of nee* , lee
. , , elleit aVfilmt. a e., eir., Ge lwe ,
a, Scgdorik A -Simple arrangement
',Otte 'irtuima On •the altar and
frit§ ,mlituie 'El* only deeozations., Rev'.
, , it Wilt Ow, setitte 41id .1414., ,,,,,!7
ititAta,,,,011;10',16 ' •.,- -11,& -rnn#•40(all
,
..:.. in 4. • .,6y , her
B. C. Anderson.
IlVfete.Qhve Laiellaw is in Toronto.
'.00 Miss Jackson and 'Mr. G. A. jack-
s'041, ere sPending the week in Toren- IIVIR/IN--(11'10S
to• • •
41 Mr; and •IVIret, R. C. Harding and _luntign
ewe ehildren ' -'; • VII - • • '
es.. n. e arid se Margaret
nuldbegior' °f Xitellener, we're 8litt-
day visitors at ,the boiho, a mr., and
greeOhalrlesq Vine_ ,bbainen. 11 •
,,ogs4: ...,....-.440-tuateteltlt tillik gift •
onellealle 0.0 VaSterit UPI,
v4ifty,, Lotidal4 spent, thy Week tirta 141-0141i,,t
, ,
per ton .. ,
SIMPS •
• per ton
per , ton •
,01401''
per 100 lb.S. . 4.....,,...i...
Higheat Prices Paid for
GrairtPonitry and
,
frii ,,,, .. ..
• • ?be IL
. : :, •
,
11.2g•
NI 'r
tlit
71•''"',
.. ,
, i . ', ,
AA kinds of
,
_ ......-,and—esteeraettlesidentlirtlie-Ifelleen
•
0 Itt .37:;e4t.
,
John Henderson 69n(B)i--)Beth Camlp- ing
bell 74,""tDorothy Maser 50, *Clayton
Ilinser 45. 'Primer-4Bill lIen,derson, devotionel‘period
000d, teagt mietakes in spelling--
Alma Lawrenee; 2ncl,„ •Mlakine Lam- son.,
enee,g. whe,itiot, ,r,§§441§r. girt§
Death of Antos C. .11enderson for.
There,paSsed aivay we his }mite on girls
tha Of* .rniintssien: . of goltillop ,on doubt
Satintlay,Oatolyer 4th, a Wen known A
iirvid
d'lantee• IC, HendOr4eli; In his nth ' ell"
. gh stisookvia4,,,,141i6 fonAli;:.
,,. , •.. ., ........, , . , .
presiding over the meet-
and also took the topie.. Mies
Gladys MaLean had charge of the
'and Miss Margner-
he MeDeriald Wok the Seriptute less
A .Coihilmittee of' three- nf the
wore ehoSert to Ge responsible
the ,artieles of 'sewing Which the
aid tO help: Ittith .thOSO Viin it)
lbe,•:read,V ,f,0 the net meeting...!
poial honr with ,i &inky ltinth
1::
-1,4•7 'f,M Itobtgiit GrOnglit••••-'t13.0
tiniest/O., •t1.' t4aSa, ,:.:',..,.., ....,,..i',:',' ... .: "
e 4amild Viteien Thad fMir idea: .4miiiouijoiiii—
lei Of Create; Egg's and Poul -
- try, annonnee• tho.appointment
of - .
. •
-
.NIR A C ROUTL EDGE
_ , • • • •
' ' • •
"s their • representative in Sea-
' a .
fetal Mr • Routled wil e-
' -7 • • ' go I r
COW°, produce at the full Mar -
I, 4,. • . ,- ' • •
e oleo, continenOmg ititnal
' P` "
Sitifird tf.' • &Mk b6./. via, •
- , 7 '1.- - :2'.' II.' .' - in ' ! '
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