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MR adininisiter: the. Sacrament of .. ESTIMATES ARE UP gamzed,fdr the, season. The new W- . . T10*74 Walv _, i.I
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Antes in St. JameW Church on Thurs. - 1yer1,1 . 1, . Z
I �� . ISeafterth ciltizens will th15 year pay and secretary -treasurer, H. ' )tein- Heart -reaching stories of Who 'stood for all that Canada, - many b , '' , '.75F,,� 1��i
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, their First Communion at the eight I -P I - cia . . - app'ear'ance of. the ��Iipl 7� . . . . . . . . -11 r. 14 L�.
I w I meeting held on Monday even- . were told, on Sunday afternoon , at � could dim the light ed Band under thi6,.ab1.�.,1ea4;%'L_-�_', W.
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, May .26th. = ft�,g. The rate is the same as last 111embers of the. local baseball team First Presbyteriian Church by Rt. That shone within. his soul, MX. X. Batter -, W-, ..... . :V I
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. WhO rea& life endless scroll; -Prestided most all - 1��0
. . [if; �Q Mayor Sutherland piresided and all the games *in the Hutpn-Perth league Moderator Of the General Assembly over th ' ' * "4'� ..... ,�'111 " 4% '' ;
cay mbrning, June 2nd, and ending oo Sorrow enduretih To ' e rprow;474i :
� - members Of ,council *ere present with of which the club iia,'a member, - of the Presbyterian 'Church b;�.7 n- Then joy�ia 'bright r a night. stressing what wonderfW17 fine ' '01,---,- ...
Sunday evening, June 9th. Daily ser- - ,ql I the exception- of Councillor Broderick. /I 1; . , C.A beams unroll. ic the band had. giv" '""�..'� L . . . . . . . ," I
., vices with sermon at 7.30. ' � 'i . . . Mr. A. Diougi . of -Hyde Park was ada. Irt was the Occasion -of the 68th . . ,. speaki :,.., �
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I .0 . Road ollirig petitions' were eonsid. a visitor in to," I . for -thi leader but the'.��'.. .
The annual Rally of -the Holy ZZ . 4 - ered at some length and - Om on, iiTuesday. The' ten -der heart of sy'mp'athy ,�
2 4) a discussion They were pathetic instances .which memb,V 4 ,of the satire, -V�ho, had ' , ""
-e Society` for orth 'lis- - - . I Was seen in one who wont ... ,` ' been � .
. Nam the Seaf - ,; r� I. as to the area of road a gallon of . At the. auction of .,the real estate 'had touched the heart 'of the dis- sr, faithful in their ,tteadancii ijlta,
. triet, comprising the'parishes of Clan�;� - �w = . .
. Dulo � 19 0 .0 Oil would cover continued for more and effects of the saute ,of the late tinguished di Like Christ Wit, ,dwelt 4t 'Nazareth, determination to , ,""V, I
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I ton. Seaforth, St. Coluhiban, .. 4 - 1effer-stricken tent, plate offering Of nearl
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. and Logan, will take place in Logitn �p ! - p.i�� F' 4 vi . . a different amount. Final- chased. the pert i than. They occurred curred dur#ig the. itin- I gave evidence of the support , ;,
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A summer carnival will be held pia -v ` a) 50 Patterson, County Engineer, who ad- t i . chairman ,tiring his remarks .. . ,
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the church grounds ion Thursday July a) . ' ed 4�r sorrr� time. - greetings to -every Prezb��Y 'from Th., fleur-de-lis, and maple leaf .
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Ffiday at Golf Links 0 VertY Owners -affected according to a, sittings here on 'Wednesday and (Pprson. The land, was dried up an4.. ` H'i ISAaML GRAUAM, ed Church for Rev. MX. Sinclair, �,,..
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town bylaw. This bylaw, ,he pointed Thursday receiving 4pL1al,s concern- covered with Russian thistles, which "'a' 01. 0 0 __ There is and has been of fate con-, ,-..,.,�,,..
. I -I day has, been arranged by -d have to ,be amended in ing the. v,.Oteral list to be used for grow a . . village � nd"' �1'n
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the 'Seaforth Golf and Country Club certain parts, in order to permit Oil. Dominion elections. � I long roots, and tendrils' which draw at, the present time @&a. Robert
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In the morning the annual Presi- I ... Petitions, he said, frien& Of whom are well advanced in years �..' .
GEO. SPOT NAMED -had been received. - w days this business places He BUT ITUTE and long residents. _ � ,
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-held .twat 'sides headed'bY. Presidert� •N. MON 'CANDIDATE 1 -property owners and one-half of the .Only farmer he saw in -the radius cov- '1111O. 'Program In addition to a fine " 3...
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J. C. Greig and Vice -President G. 1). . -1 '._ - . - 4ii- .;", �, .. ""', .1 ? assessment. iFetitions were received Mr. is. Deftz has c�n�pleted the ex- ered was a farmer raking up thistles., . The
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. In the after Conservatives Give Sitting matter was referied to the Street new garage he� is erecting. The little fellow was in rags and tat- fard, was very
noon a two -ball mixed 4 evenly divided and
Soumme will commence at two, committee to 'Procure definite prices i,i ' - ' —0 . berg, wearing a goat much too large Splendid Banquet Features *taken part in by local .churches as i
1. . ,,o'clock. . Member Acclaxiiation and Information. .•
-7— , foi him and, his mother's hat, arid, his I . follows., For St. . Paiul's. Anglican
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. 7 ,or treasurer, were ado with few . OS banded it to the liqle girl and gn- ftm Claft� �. .
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. the nomination with6bt any obpo4i-I � -Thp Street Committee. is g ng ,one of Seaforth, was told of .his, relating the inibident. to Hall on Rev. W., A. Young, as pastor of . tAUnf,. _
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a Tea' , . Hodttl, ,Graduation and . k later.. Friday when a mixed the I ,.�.
'Supporting the candidate sl,dewhllas and Oiling. Other esti. ex,sreisies were before nine o'clock the next to, invited guests, speakers and mem- quartette composed of Mr,tp. . _,.
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. on they , -held Om Wednesday . I
. . M.p., .for -mates are: ' rd , the y 'moitring those children were clothed; . . .. , . L
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. A -Blosqor� Tea,,, 7 Mire and ,wdteer, $TOD' 'Xiss Edmunds was awarded ed Jas. and 'the box sent out to the children
%' MY. W. B. Cross and '
'der *the ars- North Dufferin and Simeoe. Dr. Jas, hYdrants,*$4,ryD5; �olice, $900; street Dunlop scholarship. . Launce Batters- ,
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dices of the Goforth 'Mission -Bitud Armstrong of GoTrie. president of the lights,i $1,853; sanitation, $1,025; re- ' and Miss Greta ecintrib- . �
was held In the school room of F; Miss Margaret Finkbeiner, da h- conta'in'er) not only clothing for the Mi A three-storey birthday cake ,with by _ .�,
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tit;jpres1b, irst organization, called the -meeting to lief. $2,1010,; indigent hospitalization, ter of 'Mr. and tMrs. Charles Fink• but for the -parents as well. 25 candles was cut.by -1vJis. P. ilbird- rated , violin selections, and Mr. CrIoss,
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noon. 'Mrs- 1H. C. Feast' greeted the At having such a ,very large attend- administration. $ a child's, arm, through the intenven- dent, Mrs. 'George Pp , X",',`acted as accompanist for the IaA - - -
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2,289; ' maintenance Hospital School of Nursing, , .ell. F
guests at the door and Mrs,. M. A. once with so many ladies ,present, 'buildings, $1,900; election, $100; er, on Tuesday. ,(Continued on Page 4) this a toast yrogr i., 4asenjo' MIM*ined quairtetto, and solo and . "..
Reid, assisted by Mrs. D. Wilson, and which was evidence of the interest grants, $4040; interest, $200; -tax col- !Miss Katherine Murray, daughter •
I V 0 Peter Gardiner, Wii6n�ri.dom, . as toa.gt. also for Miss JAmnile. The sacred 1 �41 1
Wim Janet Cluff poured, tea. Mem-' they were taking in publ'i'c affairs lection and rebates, No ma
,. $ - I Prinei ster. The' first toast "To the concert was much enjoyed from start .
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beds -of the Mission Band who wait- He stated -he wished to retire and and interest ondebentureS, $14.423,38. was amongst the graduating n-urse., � King," was responded to by singing t* finlifsh with an atten&nce ithat
ed On the tables were Isabel Mr,Kel. Successful Sale the National Anthem. A toast t(., more than taxed, the seating I .'I .
called for nominaMons to fill the ear- The rates willbe as follows.. Coun- from Stratford -General ',Hospital on se capacity "
lar, Kathleen Holmes.. Joan IvldMas� sous offices. tY, 5% mills; Collegiate, 4 mills; pub. Tuesday, the "Charter ildei�bers" by James of the -hall, many having t ,�,4
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Marion Sclater, Fergus Bell Ruth . Those elected were: HbTIOTary 9 mills; Library, I mill; general, •22% —0 'A 'successful sale of home baking Elliott, Wirigharn, District Secretary; well deserved vote of jtthank.r, and' .,I ,
3%Naira, Alma. Elliott, .tD ' Presidents, Dr, James Armstrong and and candy was held on Saturday' at- lk
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Toff, etty Mc- H. IL B. Coombe of Clinton; Presi- mills. Total, 41% mills. o ternoon in ,the vacant store to "The District," by Rev. R. A. Protiatign of services was tendered . ,:, , .
.Leod, Doris I , Margaret Barlow. ,client, Mayor H. J. A. M The C. F. M. was discussed at some To Attend S next to Brook, responded to by Mrs. Gordor, t* -the very efficient band lead ,
A program was provided which in cEwan of ervice Chri-stie's rmeat inkriket, und leader and ' - -,
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I clucled dUete, Isabel ,McKellar and ed a discassion,"he,bad had wi,th Mr. Wun"en's "Our Branch" by ' leader., " / I
Kathleen Holmes; a song and a piano bert F. Toner of Gorrie, Albert Gold- League of St. James' ,.Catholic C�drch Peter proptosed .Mrs,
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solo. Doris horpe of Colborne township, Re -ere - attend divine service in First Pres- •I I . The &'Wlillg Club .held its annual �'��
Ferguson';-; duet, Jean, and Elliotter a director of the C. F, M. Art —0 by Mrs. Fred Oster, President of the ..
, George Eof Clinton; Treasurer, . i
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Frank Mills, accompanied by John - opportunity was Lyteriant Church, Seaforth, on Sun- local branch. Mrs. Gardi-ner,s toast meeting -recently when. the following ;"
Mills; song,' Billy -Nunn with MTS. J J. W. McKibbon of'Wingham; Secre , given the town to
offer for the property with- da May 26th, at 7 p.m. Membent; was reminiscent ,of many Of the e- were elected as officers r_.
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'a-' tory, Elm make an o Team Runs A - I for the year
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.. J. A. Munn 9 in 30 ,days, he said. The Mayor'�ex- are requested to meet at the Odd-, I eats of the early years or the or 11 �.� i
2CCOMpaniSts. Following this there was the nom- pressed regret that the o fellow's ball at 6.30 p.m. Visiting ganization, when Mrs. Gardiner was President, J6,hn Shepherd; secretary- , ,
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. . . sination on motion of Reeve George � Irethren are invited to join. in the Auburn Man Hurt an officer; "Our -Co ' ,� treasurei . I.."
—@ year ago to .sell for $500, plus,taxes. . officer; I Country," r'es'ponded , F. G. Borithrion. Commit- '
i Elliott 'of Clinton and Reeve Wilmot was not accepted. service. ( ' to by singing 110. Canada." 'tees were also 'appointed,: Grounds
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11� Haake of Goderich ,township. A dliseussdon of belts, which at the •_* I Thomas' ,McNall, Auburn, met with J. W. 'Oftweiii, Tly. Arnold and Dr' �� '.`,
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20th Century,Club pfeviibus meeti4 bad been allegeti client On Tuesday. He , The hall and tables were decorat- J. A. MeTaggart; i.J'l
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I . ed in the Institute colors, blue and Clarke. Dr. Collyer, .
1. missing, brought the meeting to a had loaded the wagon box vnibh grain ,.Rev. W. A. - ....
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Meets in Dublin close at 11.15 P.m. Wingham Issue's, bags and was jusi Id with a -profusion also of yell,)w Young and W, 0. Goodwin, Dr. ,Vc-
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'Trustees and Ratepayers . � daffodils and blue hyacinths. I Taggart, who was Previously a .
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in Clinton the week on Wednesday evening .,..-.. I efore he bad, the lines ".
The members ,of the ,Dublin 20th. H•storical Number started away before Fine Program Pointed COIIVeller.,�f the Membet.ship I
. I Century Club listened, attentively to Will Hold Meeting streets to bt oiled were definitely in hand. After a wild scramble he Ic - (,Continued on Page 4) � 1,.1
succeeded in getting one line but the FoROwing ft,- toasts a splendid I . I ...,
their guest speaker, Mr. Rost� Mae-- I I decided on as follows: Centre Street, Commemorating the founding of , —0 I 1.i
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horses had Tiln near a fence and -one program was enjoyed in the auditor- I .
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1my, at their May meeting. Mr. Mae- The annual convention of the Hur- from North 'Main to West end of W the Town of Wingham some 8,0 years the high posts hit ,Mr. MeNall on lurn Of the hall, which opened with � 1,
key Proved himself aver eloquent on County Educadya. Asaoc'iati E Kerslake's lot Church Street ctial 32 -page edition of the of i.
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. . and capable speaker on the subject Trustees and Tiatepayers, will be held from James Street to Miss Hatt 's• Wingharn Adimn,ce-Times was issued the head and he was knocked uncon, "The Maple Leaf Forever," An ad- Congregation. Holds - '-'.,-1
of "Liberalism" in stating that we in the additorium of Clinton, Collegi , East William Street from Goderich last week. scious, Mr. "Mi%Nall. was jammed be- dress by Reeve McNalI, instrumental . . I .,,.: I
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can't havie-a radical chat M, Franlklin,eand High Street, from , ween the wagon and the fence and by Mr. Wettlatifer, the roll of the Fine Social Evening . hc
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change but somp ate Institute on Saturday, Stine 1st The history of the town is told in .�."..
I )change th right some of the wrongs. at 1.30 P.M. . ' John to Huron 'Street. Property -own- is suffering frbm a bad shaking up first meeting 25 years ago called by . -
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9n interesting and graphic m,nrit�r and a 'severe gash in the bark of bii X?q. John Armstrong. London; story An enjoyable congregational social , _-
progressive will be assessed for the full cost by Mr. Thomas J. McLean,; and . ,. I . ._-
. The world is progressive arid we are Acl(�res�ses on the subjects, "'The of ,the oil in front, with flankage Al. "' head. of the 2.5 years of Institute active- was held 'Monday evening at First . I ,,I'J
. Mot going to sit back and see it go Costs� of Secondary Educattion't and to f - profusely illustrated with photograph: I . �4 i
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by. 'We should take some of the old 'tProposed ,Changes in, Education" ox corner lots. . of prominent residents of the fpas� _* " ties by Mrs. Robert Wightman; mu.s- Presbyterian Church, which was at- b .. . . :N
Ideas and add to them and not lie The Street Committee was instruct- ical numbers on guitars and song, tfletively decorated with ring 1_11� -
will be given by Dr. Field, and Mr. E. ed to purchase 3,000 gallons of Oil. P,nd present. Irene Taylor, Jean and, Irene McCal- flowers. Rev. H. p, sp ... �'.l
fA the rut. He concluded that there C. Beasam, Inspectors. Other speak- The entire issue reflects great cred- C. Feast resided. . . ... t
were -many Who objected to Macken- errs will be Mesa& J.'Ferris David, of —0— I it The
the publis-her§, Messrs. Arm- Brussels Elevator lum, Kathleen Logan and Hazel- Cow- An. attractive program included a . 'A', I
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zie King and he could well see why, Ingersoll, and M. A. Campbel . 1, Pre-si• an; address, Dr. Milne; reading Mrs. song by Jean. and Frank Mills., ac., :14
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because Of Mr. King's being in sym- dent and Secretary, respectively, of a'nd'
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Destroyed by Fire Percy Manning of Londesboro branch; iicompanied on the piano by John
�athy vnth the ptoleteriat, he would Ball Practise on' strong a . address, Rev. L. V. Pocock;, sol.o,,Mi&,q Mills;pi p ,
- the Trustees' and Ratepayers' De- . I piano duet, Donald MacTavish ., ,'',j
-* 'Fire of undetermined origin com. Vkn Carrip, Belgraive •branch; me .
. be d�n�oeroua to -those who are trying pirtmerit of the O.EA. Time will'be 0, , � mor- and John Mills.; Piano solb, Kathleen I
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to oppress this' Eltass, but C.,C,,J�, move- givea for discussion Frida Morning ' i Pi%ervice for deceased members, of Storey; vocal solo, . ...
of school Drob. 'y pletely deatfoyed a frame grain ele- James T. Scott; ..
anent is not suitable for'they would lems. . . which there were forty-seven, con- anthems by the choir; solo, Mrs. J. A, 'i
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take away Private enterPrize and L � . ' . . ducted by Mrs. A. B. Carr and Mrs. Munn. I
k ,-, 0— � Ball practise haa, been called for joining it early Saturday morning ii-, �-,�'
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dominated by ,Socialism. . 10 a.m. Friday mbrning at the Re. Brussels. while members of the vol- Russel Richiribrid, Mrs. Carr reading A vote of thanks to those who b3ity-k , �:1 1,
'Me -balance of the pro'grait. was, unteer fire fighting squad, fought sue- the names and Mrs. Richmond la I art was moved by Dr. R. R. no � -1
creation grounds, when players and . . as I t:,
• tProvided W Bill Uniac and a troup 'Adopt -a -Bab ' wtoul&be-players will be given a cessfully to.prevent a spread to near- in a flower in a flower basket for and seconded by T. Blanchard, and a . �A
, y each deceased member; address. Rev. r7ote of thanks to " I 1.
, of artists who entertained with .piano , by D11.110111-gs. the ladies by J. . i
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I . W. T. Mills; reading, or the ".
b work out.
' teetl ' o'clock quartette by Auburn branch; and an ,bountiful lunch which they p I s!,., i
solos,', dialogues, songs and slight -of- Plan Works Well 'hoVroolrIg on the diamond has f ®
- The fire, discovered about ,'Mrs. C-olclough; Kerr and J. M. Govenlock. �
hand performances. The. members. practically completed and the grounds hl the morning, had reached such pro. . rovilded, ...
coftlo-ded the evenirg with dancing. portions by the time firemen reached instrumental by the girls.' Mr. Gibbs Bouquets were presented to throe Of ,� ,t.
The "adopt-a-balby" plan instituted now present a splendid. appearance. r all -the scene that it was' impossiblo I to who is a guest in town from Aber- ethe oldest members, of . the church � '14 1 .
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