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"I _ ''."RIPI'n;jll. -, March 18th, in.the Orangg H o Mm. ,Oobnes w. id. Mrs. A. Case; allo . I . 1hymn- was sung. And the Mzpah .-, . Call Of Spring ? .
4 , ,_` ,, -1 1 I TX 44naunce mevt by the . 5 to 7 p.m. I 1,
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, . ,., 1 7'.',t,,'.' '?", 28C -president of the cluk A. W. Sillery. Lane Auxiliar
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v -g,,;i i - .1. .11. - 3 meeting which was postponed last .
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: '11111 I I , " t",7 Canon Appleyard,pa4d a friendly vis- ADMISSION - - 2 5 CENTS Annia Love, the business of the meerb I .
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! ink talk ..................... 0 in HiLmilton with ' and Mrs. R. C, and Mlarg. Forrest. for a cop,Ver con-
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I X41 il',' - I .................... 25c ---- Th,e regular meeting of the Junior St. Thomas' Church-Z'irst Sunday 0 The many friends of Mr. A. fund. After a hyiiin, the 23rd Psalm , . .
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11. T . p,:- * . .1 Wednesday, 'March 13th, at 2.30 p.m., in Uent; Sunday .School (,picture Camqybiffl will be -glad to learn that was repeated, in unislon and -Jes-she - .
'i`,- ', - 4DUR OWN slides) , 10 a,m.; morning- service 11 he is improving at his home on High Wallace then led in p m-yer. A well- I
I ,,, ; - . . BAKING Pow" 25c at the home of Afxs. Raymond Nortt, ,ined to the chosen ry, "A .
I .11 L . with boWe of Vanilla, all NT ftmond"lle, The Irol call -Is to be ami- sermon topic, "Two Antagonistic Street, although still conf vto Knock in the Night"
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, , FORK & BE", IS, M][LE, Mighty in Meaning"; Lenten . Patrick's sipper in, study book. Th6 membems. then had
1. -, I.". beit HeY of Cromlarty.
IM, - 1, *. POINB or. 4 All welcome-C,anon E. Apple ; thb parish hall on Monday evening, the pleasure of bwo, readings by Jeam I
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It1 4-: .- $1.10 ,tor . h 18-th. I Smith. The offering was ta,ken,and
I .. . 2 of each .............. Diles'in' California --Mrs. J.G. Mills Re _ -
_' Y", BIginondville Churcht-10 a.m., Bible 0 2,1:-_. A'ex. Porterfield, ,of Bel- a hymn sung. The meeting closed
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* OAT PUFF CFffW-k,L Class a Sunday School "Peter Gv- grave, was a ,ne t this week at the with the Afizpah Benedi otion. A so -
"I . . I ".. 10C den death of her mother, Mirs. 1C. W. ds Mrs. Ernest Ged- cial half hour was spent during w1ii,ch
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, .". I '. I VORN STAMM 25C after a short illness of Miss Margaret Ross and, Master candy. .
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, She leaves to mDurn her loss, her Chas. Malcolm, Neil Beattie spent
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, V,,i: 25c Allan E., all of Los Angeles, and 'one Northside United Church - 11 a.m e Mr. John, Thompson, one of Sea- CONSTANCE
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1,-. CREAM TAKI N POE CLINTON doughter (Gladys), Mrs. J. Gladsl ne Paradise"'; 7 p.m., "The Gospel RL.- dents, is veryseriously ill a
i,.: Mills, of Seaforth. n' Sohn ,Street. hold a St. Patrick's social in the
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-ed at Creaniery. Mattliews-Varquharson. A q I ton, were here on Saturday attendiing ,March 22nd. An, Irish programme is 11
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V !-. wedding was solemnized on Saturday late Reuben Stong, being prepared and .1undh will be serv-
K;".. I ]KASTER AND O.A.C, FEEDS ,, S are welcome -Rev. T. A. Carmichael, the funeral of the
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,',, , . . A. C. Routledge quhorsIon of Walton,. became the Trail Rangers Hold' Meeting. -The I n 16.
_. .. 1, i . " . Far an operation for appendicitis in, St, son, of Sum4 erhill, who has been ill. . (
, ,,_, , , . hride of Edmund Matthews, son of n,ies1bytorian, Junior 'Tr4il Rangers Joseph's Hospital, Lon6n_on Sunday Friends, will be slorry to learn* that I .
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., , I MT. and 'Mrs. Joseph Matthews. The held the weekly meeting on Wednes- is making a very satisfhetory"recov- Mrs..George Leitch is at present not Es E 4tA_N
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. - " ceremony was performed 'by Rev. day evening with ,Chief Ranger Stew ery. -enjoying the best of health. Mrs. I 11
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5L %',i, .. WHEN INSURANCE a becoming dress of sky blue crepe ening ,exercises, Tally -Scott Kerr Sc. ,bt, Miss Jean Smith,,Miss, Kath- caring for Mrs. J.'eitf-h during her ill- Grenier Corsets . 4 . I .... 11,1
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61 1,1 al PlErri0d Attended the funeral of the late Mis's A,nuinber 'of -hockey faiis attended in New Spring Styles
V';, GETS THE TEST was attended by MK. and Mrs. Win. ing. During the devotion . .
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,-.,,. , ,,, --0. lesson. Harry Scott offemd, camp la t . .
"',`, . I - . day might, the score being_5-0 for body Style and Comfort MaeTvish's -,
F11,11 1, . I . Masonic. -Close to hundred pTay,er. Mrs. Brodie gave the 0* I .
. one Mrs. Fred Willis and two chil- Clinton. . .
t" - for the insur- members and visitoj s attended the thoughts on th , ,S ,cripture lesson. Jn1o. dren, ,of Chathatm, are'visiting with The Club ,of Progress will hold
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A ,,- .. smee company to "settle W with the regular meeting of Britannia Mason- Mills took badge work- and led thet relatives, here. . . ih,eirr monthly inteeting.in the school I
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_' nee ic-Lodge on Monday even S-famley. Death of Charles Glew
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. . I . . blIgured-that's. the time insura ing last,- camp in a sing-song The social per- 6 Miss Wilson, -Superintendent oftbouse on March 15th. 7er will'be Miss Emima Metride, -of Blake was Charles Glew, a native of Hullet*
.:, L getst its test, and that's the time when when Rt. W. Bros. Gearge H. Jeffer- io-d was supervised iby Frank, Grieve Scott Memorial Hospital, who has The W-o,rld's Day of'Pra: the guest of M . and. Mrs. E. Me- Township., . and for many years a resi-
,. swecure policies, fraudulent policies, son, District Deputy Grand Master of with games and P. T. Drill. This- been ,spending- the past six weeks in o'bserved-at a joint meeting of thle . ...
11 i . * Bride over the wiyek-eftd. ' dent of Tuckess,iriith; pas, -ed away ont!
policies that "pronuse the world" are South Huron District, paid his official w -as much enjoyed by all. The Offi- Fjorida, has returned to resume her W.M.S. and W.A. ,On Fnday,' March I I
I . r ' A Very enjoyable quilting bee. was Tuesday, March 5th, in his 79th year. I
t'.. . ishown up in their Weaknesses to the visit to &afor-th. D11ring the even- eers for this enterp ising group are: duties at the 'hospital. Sth, at the h6me of 'Mrs. Thomas
; ', discomfiture of the insured, All our . held at the hoxne of Xrs-. Jas. Me- Born on September 12, 1956, on the,
, *. ing the work of the third degree was Chief Ranger, -.-Stewart Wig.-; Sub- 0 Mrs. Orville Westor -returned to Nllal,d. 4 ' arn '
, I exemplified by the Master, Dr. Wrii. Chief, Jima.de Southgate; Tally,. Scott Detroit on Saturday after spending . Donald on Tuesday afternoon, when -v on the Huron Road, 3 miles I
K, ... policies are standard, backed by con- . a quilt was prepared, for the W.M.S. east of Clinton, he spent hi's whole
. cerbs that have stood the test Of Aberhaft and his offic-ers, the' cere- Kerr; dach; ,. Charlie Woods; Cap- two weeks w th her sisters, Mrs.
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time, and afford protection without mony beiny both dignified and in -t- tains, Donald Waod, Fred Welford Robert Carnochan in Tuck-ersimith and BRUCEFIELD bale. The hotstesys served a very de- life in t1his, Tocality. His parents (
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, ,.&4, gratulations of the District Deputy evening. Rev. H. C. Feast will give 0 Miss Ina Gray was in Toronto Mr. 'Melvin ,Snider of Stratford of which c- Marshall, who were of English stock.
1111"', WATSON & REID Masons who, lantern slides and a talk In "Wel- this ek. . iation of St. Andrew's United Church. In January, 1982, he married Rebecca -
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111, . !,:, . were 'present, Th 'Lodge land Canal" ,on Wectine9day next. 0 'Mr. ,Fred Barlow has returned the village. home ,a Mr, Andrew Bell on Friday Leaving no family, she predeceased
IR"'. . . Seaforth was followed by supper and a short -.0. from Westminster Hospital, London, . .
,;, Phone 214 : Mir S. Reid and Miss Al. Aiken-
$. - ' evening. him by 28 years, and, in January,
1 , I I toast list. where Tie' has b,een for the past two b 'Miss. Mildred Forrest, nurse -in- 1911, he married Amelia Little who,
, , ', ' ', -40. Death of Mr. Reuben Stong.-Reu- 6 I , ,e,d of London Spent the week -end
§.,I ;,. Specialists in AM Lines of ben Stong, for over half a centu-Ty a months. at their re,spective homes. training in Victoria Hospital, London, surv ves him. The -now departed
kZ 5 : . .. . Died in Calgary. - Many fTiends ', 0 Miss Eileen 'Chapman, of Mae- nd Mrs. -G. Wa
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W"., . MT. a s poent a day'reeently with her par- Charle-s Glew was one of the sue6ess-
11 03 Insurance. - Ixere will regret to learn of 'the sud- passed peacefully away Thursday, Donald Hall, Guelph, spent the week- isall visited the former's -mother, Mrs. ents MT. and Mrs. William Forrest, ful farmers of uckersifiith. He was '
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WAI,%: February 28th, at' the home of his John Walker, on Sunday, who has If T'uckersmiiith. of a quiet disposition And took no,
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, J ; . February 25th, of Mrs. George Hewitt- ster, ,Mrs. Annie Stark, Sparling a gx.g* George Hills of Eginond- be,, ill. Her many friends Vnil -e Mr. Duncan Stuart spent a day in a - nicipal
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11 M, I year as the result of a stroke of par- a faifr way to recovery.
, 1 . I brother, John, who is ill in St. Jo -s- fraternal organization, his interests
'I" I , . <> remiains were brought to Londo,n 0 Mrs. A. H &Dn suffered, a stroke
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,, .1. , . -0 where the deceased was born and ie,red a second stroke which made on Mion,day la.st and is now in Scot . t of .St. Thomas spent Sunday at the
... "I _ <> S. T. Holmes & Son in Wood- su . . Quite a number from here attended religion he was Presbyterian. Besides
.1, , . -, - wheze interment took place r. Stong Memorial Hospital. M,Anse. I -s,
... , v. him -a complete invalid, M . . . the Commencement exercises which his widow there survive two brothez
.', ,' 4D, FUNERAL SERVICE 0 lawn cemetery ,on Saturday last. 0 Mr. Henry Howes had the rnis- Mrs. Win. Berry returned to -her held in the Town Hall, Hensall. Thomas of Jarva, Alta., and Nelson,
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,, ", ',, <> . Main Street, Seaforth 0 Both Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt- well . neer settlers in York Tovingbip, fortune to fall on the ice on Monday home after ,spending the pa
, , .<> known here, ,as Mr. Hewitt before I st few The scholars of the publie'scbool and' of Seaforth, On t.; one 'sister, Mrs-
, , ., pio last and fracture two ribs. , weeks at the (home of heirbrother, Dr.
N, <> having been born ,seventy-eight years
. ..' <> continuation school combined supplied Martha Jones tof St. Thomas, North
L , . ,., I ,<> S. T. Holmes, residence, going We6t, a nuTrJber of years ago, ago north of Toronto on the old home- a Miss Muriel Beattie, Miss Mar- H H. Ro s, of Seaforth. ,a very go,od programme of drills, 'Dakota, and, two daughters, Msses
., I ,", - <> Goderich Street, West; phone 0 was an employee for some tirne in stead, where his parents had also been garet T4cKellar, Miss Elizabeth Me- *On March Sth the W M.'S. wiH -hold choruses gymnastics And fancy danc- Madelon and Olive Glew of London,
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N . I <> No. 119 W_ Charles Holmes' * the William Picka,rd & Son ,st Lean aiM MT. K. C. Beattie, Western theitr monthly meeting at 2 pm., fol- es and. Yolk siomv. Ont. The funeral was held Thursday
, , Dorn. The family came to the London I
. .1 . I Goderich Street, 0 Seaforth, and Mrs. Hewitt was a pent the week- lowed, by ,the World's, Day of Praiyer Xsc, Mildre . d ,Smillie, nurse -in- from the home, Huron Road, Tucker-
;". ""., I <> resioence Road in 1878 and settled on a farm University, London, s I
Ili I .1% -<> Emot; phone No. 308. 'O' visithr at the Irome of Mr. and Mrs. end at their horn -is here. iice at 3 p,m. A cordiAl,invita- in Vict4ia Hospital, Lon- smitb. Rev. Dr. C. E, Dougati con-
t, -, , near Brucefield where his fath6r later sery train,:'ng
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I - -I.. 4> Ambulance Service 0 McLennan here in July last. became the proprietor of the Bruce- 0 Mrs. Dan Regel y tion is exterided to all the wome ntly wi th her ducted a funeral service at the home
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"'Zi N field Hotel. .Mr. Stong left the farm parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Smillie, and read the burial service at the
, , ni 4c> Day calls, Phone 119 J. 't> Mission Band Meets. -The Goforth moving to Seaforth and, will occupy
,,, 55 years ago and went to Sarnia. His of Tuckersimith. graveside. Interment was mad&,iia
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. N . teen years a,go wheri he came to re-
` ,o, ! those whose birthdays are in March 0 The many friends' of Mr. Gordon ' still confined to bed, and shows little Frank, Charles and Henry Glew, Win -
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, ,,, ,7 . in Seaforth. He was unmarrie& The be presented in Duff's United Church, ney has been in- bed -since last Christ- Dickson.
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k'I . R, ' made in the Maitlandbank cemetery. hill spent Thursday and Friday with I MANLEY
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I . . . . . I , <> H. C. BOX nis ipastor, Rev. T. A. Carmichael, Mr. and Mrst. Jerry Dhoerr.
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lb! " i ., , L SERVICE .C. . f Northside United Church officiat- Quite a numiberr from this line at-
'Y'i FUNERA er. The Scripture was read by Lillian this week f6siting 'Mr. McIntosh's TUCKERSMITH We are pleased, to learn that MT.
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'I', ... ,N&. P Embalmer Southgate. Sembepce prayers were mother, Mrs. James McIntosh.
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, 1" IR, i ', . i 40 .ft- - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert, Della The following .is the report ,of S. late illness. - ,
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,,, .qy Sunday at the S. No. 7, Tuckersmith, for the months IMr. Gbarlie Clever ,has purchased
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!,, .,`Ij $4 1 1 Joan MoMaster. This wa.s follow- Horton -Hay-The home of Mr. and was visiting with Seafortb friends on
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1-11 41 Phone 43 'Miss 'Marie Koehler is ivisiting her Elmer Cameron 72%. Jr. IV - Jim the late Dan Regele. Charlie is a. ,
01 . <> sister, Mrs. C. Mickle in Fullarton
1 , The lesson -t-oTy was told by Mrs. cession of Trickers,mith, was, the 0 Mr. and Mrs, R. N. Bissonnette .
. .!%, ,,,I " 10 -meeting was closed scene opf a' - Broadfoot 81, Mae Rintoul 68, Jack hustler and his many friends wish:
" happy event on Wednes- and two children, of Stratford, were
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. - M'rs4 Dam tReglele was, piresented rulce McLea'n 71. Jr.,II-Billie The torrential rain last Monday
iffiG, ` - Marjory lr ne, was united in mar- 'nett's sister, Miss Maud Hartry. 79, B
',k ._ with an addYess and arm chair by '07. Primei, ,Ross McLean. night -made the banks of all streams
I li;?C,i: Y. P. L. Meets.-Thie Young Pelo- ria-ge to Calvin N. Horton, son of 0 Mr. W. R. Plant and son, Stew- Boyes,
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,%j i,, - I... ple's Society of Norqsi,de United' Mrs. Horton and the late Noah Hor- art, rwere in Toronto Over the week- .
4 ,u . d-eparture. from this vicinity. ure caused the water to
"", '4,, : O'hurch held their weekly meeting on ton of Hibbert. The ceremony was end. I Mr Edward Dooerr a -Lid Miss Ann or E. Scutchrroer, Teacher. the temperat
-% . . Mr. and Mrs. Roes , adfoo,t en- recede quickly and, now all is well
, ,j " Tuesday evening with the president, performed by Rev. C. Malcolm of the 0 Mr. J. R. Sproat returned to Tem- * days
", Wq , I, , .0 ral teitaimed a. few of their friends to with the roads in good shape for
1,,!`1 Doerr of Ga,dsbill spent sieve (
14W I ; I" <> 0 Mi -,s Ruth Thomps,on presiding. The EIgmondville United Church. The agan-A this week. this weeilo with relatives on this line. 1.
, "', % <> WALKEWS fli-A part of the Tneeting iook the young couple took their places under . I
11 "i. a progressiivie car& partS, on Thursday motorists.
- '. (Mr. Wilfrid Wdcke has. been. engag- vt .
, - ra a h b The e ening. Prizes -v
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.1f1f. 0 FUNERAL SERVICE '0 form of a ed with Mr. Nornihn Bennewies :for liciom. lunch was servgd.
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, Rl , Mirs. Thomas, Workman invited a W
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;11'i? Mr. and ,Mirs. Les -lie Rapien and- number of her lady friends, to a,,4uilt-
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, 1" "', :" Miss V. Mble of Mai ina green moire silk with n gqda-r in eeting of the . Eg- daughter ofGhicago spent fTom Wed-
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,1%1,, .. eral ]Directors. 0 - e the Sunday school mom on Monday vicim.,ty. While here they attended Mr, and Mrs. J. W. McLean enter- in the basement of the church 0-
. 11 .11 rl. 11 I . 0 Furt sweTed by the. name, of an Old Testa- and black moire slippers. The brid mt.
lt Qr., ,0- Day or Night Calls prOnVtlY 0 ment Maracter. Quiet music was carried a bouquet of Braircliffe, ros- evening, March 4th, It was opened t1h, saje at the home -of Mrs. Dan
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I . I" 1:1 ` 4C 9 we"' Marie Hoegy- visited nt the home of er by Jean McFarlane.i A hymat
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. wbir-h No. 945) was sung from the Folllowing . the ceremony the guests, -adopted as oorrect, and the Mr. George floegy in Grey and Mr.
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, . 11111- . dancing was indulged in until the wee was Sung, after wb
fi" ') S-TIZ Sheet. . Miss V. Storey read the who included the immediate relatkA s offer',ng was received. After anto Ed. Regeile on the 12rbh of McKillop. 's 1.
1. I,, I ther ,mal .hoiire. taken from Luke 2:8-16 was read bY
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,,,tD j;f,, . Scripture, was ably taken by Mis,s G. to the din-inK noom which was pret- the chair. Marigarret. Forrest read I
0 Blanchard. The
" Ot ,,, - daughter, M-urdis, and WT.. Art Di,bk, taken -by Mrs. H. I
; 9K, r"', Wet-ster. The rrneeting was cloged by tily decorated in pink and white, tlie Scripture and Jean G-ernimell led,
,, ,! . .. ur with offering was Teceived and business was,
,, Ir , a h . - whpre a buffet lunch was served by in - prayer. Mrs. Robert McKenzie KIPPEN of London, ,spent the tea ho,
, . THE JOHN RANKIN singing ymn and repeating in uni thrpe of the bride's girl friends. gave an interesting talk on-ber re- . The meeting closed, with,
, " I 1, son the Miwpsh Benediction. Mr. Mr. and Mfrs. Jonah Green on Sun- dliscusse&
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7'.. ;' % .0 and Mrs. Horton then left by motor cent trip to 'Florida. She said that I . i
"T '.' AGENCY Young People's Society Meet. -The for Detroit, going through the th(, v saw, while driving along ' the Chandler chose -his text from the. 4bh li
%, ,,, q 4 . I weekly meeting of the Young People St-' tes to Niagara Falfs, On their higbway in the south, orchards' of chapteir of St, John, "Christ talkebh "
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, , choir arith,mn was 1' Ohrist Receiveth -
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: .V,, , , ened with a hy-mmi and repeating the Thlese oranges; couldi be ipur United- 0huzeb, mett on Sunday even-
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T", Money to Loan " Lord's Ptaypr in unison,. The Scrip -
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N, 4q I , called Mr. and'Mrs, William Parsons and I
, :'' _ Miami-reves, we -re about 30 cen bs a sc--. 'Robby, of Croniarty, visited, on
, * - I ::, ISEAFORTH ONTARIO Driover." The -maim pwart of the meet- I I
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1 111 ',,' : _ . . five youing F. Sdott lias been awarded Sun,,:ay last with Mr. and Mrs. ,UeT- .
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.1, , , , . Phone 91 the, contract for the diecoration of e 1,-+4 T .. -4 -F., Aq of Stc ,S.I.d,r C,fi .9 , Imiric.q
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KeTcher werre in Guelph on Wednes-
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tending the. sikatin carnivil.
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on TuftdaY evening from Pittsburg,
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Miss .Beatrice -Coo#er io -v ting
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something. You, are the judge. Your investe-
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Mission (Band ,wiU m.eeit in the
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school room on Saturd 7 afternotan
at the usual -hour of 2.30 ',p.m. All
Started Pullets- -4 weeks old 40c each
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The combined meeting of the
Started Cockerels-4,weeks.old ............ 20c each
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World tbay of Prayer and, the regu-
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Proven Feeds For Poultry: I
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Dr. R.oe's 40 Per Cent. Concentrate ..... $3.00
be head at the,hoi ie, of Mrs, Wei4ey
French vn Friday aftemoom, March
Premier Lay Mash .................... 2.251
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Chick Starter ........................... 2.65
The 0,G.I.T. girlis, inilet on Satiw4hy
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