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. ......... 1111, . nces - last trilbixte, v m -ting h4s,made a good rve'Overy-, .
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� %, " , �� ';�Z;�� .M. t the corner off Main and Gode,r'c4 August, death claimed one of MkKil- School exams are'as follows:, W. were many an4 beautiful, and we nia on WndAy last %
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, �,,,,�,,;'r��Nt",4 11 : � "treets, C&nstaWe fleged to make, special K arge celleb'1140011.
L , 1:1 -11 � . , Ryan stated that lop's highly med women, in the Edison Forrest-Bng. Camp. A 3rd; might be, priv, nights -bud a I - '
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11.�11.11..'ZP,N� - ' low cash rates: bea,utiful ones from Mr. obarles Harvey of Exeter, ft 0 1
f�' be im'erted at new Of the first ibat,ch of .ten summonses pe O'Hara, Frenbh .,Authors, C; Fre
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Iil:l ��, I - f ,Shirley B. Koehler -Eng. mom. bers of t Insurr -ts a resident of Hen5all, iS .
I , - which had been .1 erly � he LDMOU Life T�any Yeai
lgtr5l`� I , ---M 11:1 gad Found, COMIDS Evcuft, Etr--.-M w"d issisued, he had sc zabeth Duffy. Mrs- Ist, B- 2nd. . I
"Y' %,�. ��" ,,"'.."', , ,, 0 Z ance Go. The pa lbearers were Jbhn writing quite seriously H&
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0.� , - ,��,i�ill ....... :1 Cold r, '0� g. Lit.. 46 R.
- - . I ..-,ftk cured three ,convictions. The secon3 pneumonia and was Comp. C; En at date of
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"� I 11'1.%!"'�W"'p1;. --week .................. lot of some 14 were not yet sebtled ved to Scott Memorial Hospital, %Aster Hughie,and Jimmie Wil r W d, " Church Services , .1
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1, J; �'.. I ", ,, 1, " 6', r.' .4�rd week .............. ,;M;e;�� ............. a but he estimated Seaforth, where, in spite of,good care of . Exeter arp'Asaiting this! en Presby-
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. 't"�,,; ", lijini- I charge, first . ............... 25 C. to I Rev, Mr. Gordon of Ct&v T I
111�1 ,,i� : �11`IdL . 'Alllw Each figure, initial and abbreviati. counts as one word. . $60 Would accrue to the town as a and kind attention, she passed away .Mr. and (Mrs. ii. 0. Dayniam F�mtillie and FYed Manns. Interment terian Church, of EXetel- conduatwl I
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�W � , � otices-2 cant per word. Minimum 59 centm per week. result of the fines,. to her' revvard fully fortified by the ' .Ws. Leepier,and Mr�,.' -Anna Mac- was made at the Hensall Union Cem- semi,ce ,in Carmel I'll, . I
I � .Thajulm, In Memoriam N esbyterian
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,�'=M U directed to a Box Number. care of The R=on ExPftit0r, -tor 19 cents Mr. Ryan told, of the many com- rites of the Cath;lic Church. The Donald were visited this week ,by etery. Among those attending from Church horo on Sunday Morning ISA
I" . of De, a distance were John Cowan axid-Mr, I I
p 1, .. 1, ad by the plaints that had been received at po- largely attended funeral, which took their brother, Ernie, and wife delivering it WAI-bliought oult and im"
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�. ,� , eak win be charged d ads in above C4046ft am sat P ,
,, 't t I ... lice court,as the result -of the cam- pla,e ,on Friday morning from her troij and other relatives. and Tdrs. Gharles Robb of ized eon, . I
� : P& ��aAdftional ver w " the ad was run. . 1)1,e,&B,I,v,e S<.�lqnoll -to a -good, si
. r�j* ��,-� �..� ", . night in the week in wh paign, and of the pile of letters wbAch late residence on the 8th concessdon M-�r& Sarah Nicholson oif Iron Mrs. R. Linkidtor Of Gloderich, Miss I gregation. The Inusical PaTts werG .
10t k , eatha inserted free (d chargiL .- � ,
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��� � �� - '., " , . . Marriages und D the Clerk had on file thetre. A couple of XcKillop, showed the feelings of Bridge, who spent the past six weeks Clara, Butethantan of Toronto, Mir. 0. I well sustainod �by the (ilhoir and mem- q I
11, i'grp"'. I �.. . � 04 oal&, NoUc. to creditors, Ete-aabn on aWicatiOn-
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.,I -'r, ilg' , A I of the most inIterest-Ing were read to sympathy expressed by' the commun- with her sister-in-law and niece, D. Newton, ,Secretary ,of the London beTs of It,. - I .
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I'll, , �. — - - council. No action was taken on the ity to her sorrowing husband. Re- Mrs. W, Luker and Miss Gladys and Life Insurance Co., Mr. LebeTt H. There wits no service In St. Paw,21 - I . I
"I "' ".1. I I . at a fine be quiern. High Mass was sung by Rev. with other relatives and friends in Jone� of Landon Mr. and Mrs. Roger
11� .� � request in one let -ter th Anglidan Church on ,�unday morninn . 1� t "
. . IR Notices dEs ,t, returned this week to Pepper �IMT. and'Mrs. William Miller, -
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.1 I . . . Help Wanted remitited- Father Daritzer with Father Powell the trip !a t but in the evening the usual ser .
, �;; - I in the sanctuary. Those Who, are left her ,home. Mrs. Frank Layton- and, Mrs. Walter li by the Fbm- ' -
�� , , 11 1, , 1% : � .� .. , . WJA,NTED--C TO CARE RHEUM.ATISM, SCIATI(�A, Arrange Holidays NPi, A. W. E. Herhiphil)' Layton, the last six menti,6ned'all of vice was 'held, conducte .
.. . , SPRE BACK, to mourn her loss are her husband, Mr. and tor, Rev. Mr. Farr. '.rho choir very. V
,�� � I., ,IV W BOX 42 HUR- Lumbago respond quickly to gUMAC.�Ps. ' Pepper of Bruce-
', r I for an, irmadid. APP . ab . Robert Duffy of recently visited Rev. E. F. McL. Snilth Clinton; 'Mrs. John
... ... 11 "; , ON, EXPOS*'OR. 3631-1 KEATI G'S DRUG STOR.& . . 31-1 Clerk J. A. Wilson requested t,WD three brothers, TlIx pleasingly rendered the musical part.4 .
�Fl 1� I 'ly ish -A % Frank Blab�fiotrd of Exe- of the service. . .- .
. : 4 — — weeks holidaps, which was granted. Eureka, Thomas of Nome, Alaska, and fann of Pen,etangu -ene, -My. field, 1�
,',, �9 , ��",4, WANT013--CAor TICE-THE" PUBLIC I-IBRARY , William of McKillop, and three sis- Smith,being in the ministry here -for ter, MT. and Mrs. 14. R. Colbert arid In the United ,Church the ,pastor;" . .
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" ��, .-PABLE GIRL FOR GEN- WILL "
, . T, �,�,, ,eral bousew k, to lj�e in Toronto. Must Nobe closed from Aug -u t 26th to September D. 11."-Wil,son will act as Clerk in, his ters, Mrs. John Coyne,and Mrs. DO- a number of years as pastor of Car- .Ma -s. Joseph Knapp of London, Mrs. Rev A. Sincllai,r, took both the morn- 4 1
' J. Flett of Soaforth and Mt. Elliott ; '
'� 9th. GRETA THOMPSON; Librarian. father's a6sehice. Chief of Police
. I . be Tond 'of bhildren. Bei;,rinnins- September Detroit, and Miss Ella Duf- mel Presbyterian Church. . a' evening services In 'his us- I
" 3.5tlL MRS. C. 0 COLBERT. c 0 Mrs. A. M- -1 3A:3)-2 Snell also secured t-,ra"weeks' vaca- aldsan of . .
,,�, lder "had the mis- -Fairbaim of Tillsorbui-g. The de- Ing nd nd helpful manner.
��111 l., U-17tDII, Seadorth. 3531xi - . — f y of Blyth. She was predeceased Little Au,dTey E ually interes-tirig a I
- I tion and Constable Ryan's holidays i�
al .1. - .1 — 0 H ago by one sister, Sister f-Drtuite to get quite badly bitten by ceased, as an Old-time' resident and At the morning serAce Miss Greta """
,,, -." I � - ----- MRS. ACHE WH AS BEEN SUFFER- vvill commence upon the Chief's re- $011le Years resipectecL will , J 1, . I
... . - bI is well She us- jt� + C v -t of Little Sis- - - hl-r's dog a da- or so a�-o. well known and much - A T C M - rende d, a very. .
For Sale or Rent — e
ToI - T -STORE AND APARTMENT TO
reRnEtNin Beattie Block- NPPIY to JOHN
JEL BEST. 3531-3
HENSALL PROPERTY FOR SALE -EIGHT I
roomed modern brick house. recently It- F
novated, equipped with furnace. bathroom.
hard and soft water, Hy-dro; good barn and'
garage; on four Iota Of land, nicely situated
in v-alage, Sale in settlement of. Alex- h1unn
]DSta.t4e. -apply Box 537, Seaforth. 35-07-tf
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F"R SALE -TWO JERSEY HZIF 3, a
both bred- APPIY to E.�.J- BA ,
Sawforth. 3631
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F*R SALF-ISEVEN-PIECE LIVING ROOM
s'lifte. . Apply to A- D. SCOTT. R- R,' 2. ,
Sealorch. Phone 251-4. 1 .T531-1
,FOR S.kly-,ONE - PURE BRED SHORT -
horn bull, dark red. aze 11 months. Ap-
ply ROSS MaGREGOR. P'rie 245 r 2.
3531XI -
� CHOICE CLOVER FONEY, 71,'� CENTS
per pound, in your c n-ainers; over 50
pounds, ",c. J. R. MURDOCK, Bracefield.
3529-1�
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. I Farms For Sale
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T-1ES1R_kBLE FkRM FOR SALE IN HUL-
- - der% Township. being Lot Number 3, Con-
cession 6, Township of Hullett, -Colxnty OT
Huron. one hunicired acres. On property are
a modern brick house in good repair, with
bath room, electric lights. furnace and other
co�nv , eniences, garage, good I)a.nk barn amzl
I windmill. Productive land in good state of
cumvs.tion. Five acres of hardwood bush.
Well located about half a mile from the vil-
ij,ge of Cons.tance. Mu --t be sold to close the�
estate of the laite Geome W. Wheatley. For
*further particulars ar-.)ly on the premises or
to JOHN H. BEST, Seaforth, out., Solicitor
for the Executrix. .1
Dated July 31, 1935. I 3529-3
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. Card of Thanks I
SISTERS OF THE LATE
TB`wiIT1iaR=`McCuL1a desire to exr,ress their
sincere ?tppreckavion of the many kindnesses
extended to them d,unng their recent bereave-
ment. and especially ta the neighbors, Dr.
E. A. McMa-�,ter. Nurses � orial
of Scott Mem
Ho.,Pital 9,Dd Mrs. Thorna.i A. Beattie. and to
thok" ,h -cut flowers.
.,� loaneki cars and who ,
3Z3Ix1
Ing from to,.r u es .
C for sore turn.
ress Corn and Bunion salves
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ters of the Poor. The pallbearers
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Mrs. George Habldrk and daughter,
be missed by a very large circle of
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pleasing,violin service and -in the ev- I I
eet. At Kesiung's Drug Store. 3531-1
Protests County Charges
Were Thomas Purcell, Joseph Mat-
thews, Giilbert Murray, Peter Eckert,
Miss 'Margaret, are enjoying an auto
trip with relaLtives and friends at a
relatives and frien&.
Library Board Meeting
ening Mr. H, Horton, sang 8, well -
rendered solo. Th- congregation is , . .
-,tO1,TRACTING A.N`D REPAIRINd. ' PLAS-
Tilt-.
As Reeve Crosier began a discu�-
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J In-
ack Murray and James Sloane.
e - ..
dstance.
I blic
The regular meeting -of the Pu
pleas -
ed to have Mr. Sinclair, the pas I I
_, tering, Cement work. Full line
Pig Trough-' Esrimsxes given. R. sion
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ol the highway payments Which
terment was made in St. Coluniban
Dr. and Mrs. Collyer were visited
Board was held Tuesday evening In
toT, I back again fodlov�ing his mid-
locks. .
ROST, Seaforth, Phone 183. 3531-3
the town- had been making to the
cemetery. Among those who attend-
by a number of Londo-n relatives and
the council chamber at 7.30 p.m. with
summer holidays. ' " . .
rs, the
went oldt and the council
ed the funeral from a distance were
the -Misses Katherine, Ella and Eliza-
friends on Sunday last. .
the following members present: Reeve
W..J. J-ones,.Mrs. A. ,McDonald, Mrs.
Mr. George Bro*n, one of the pio-
neer business men of the village, who . . I
. lights
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County of Huron
stumbled in the dark until Constable
b.eth Ryan 'of Chicago, Mrs. John
week visiting in Owen Sbund.
(I)q-.) Oollyer, Rev. W1. A. Young kand
has been, a constant resident, hals
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Ryan had procure -a a lantern.
Coyne and daughter, Marguerite of
W. M. S. Meet
George Follk'k. The minutes -%veTe
been seriously ill during ,the past, I
TREASURER'S NOTICE
The matter was digeus,sed at length
Detroit, Mrs. Ronayne of Detroit I
The August meeting of the W.M.S.
read and adopted. Motiom. That the
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week and at date of writing, aiia at; I I ...
inues
and was culminated wdth a motion
_Nf.rs. M. Broderick of'Seaforth, Mr.
Secretary notify the Library mem-
'his advanced age the illness cont
A VE CAUSED
by Councillors Hudson and Murray,
and Mrs. Dominic Reynolds of Sea-
of Carmel Presbyterian Ohuxroh was
bers having books a month or miore
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a veTy seriouv one. I . . . .
loo be Published in the Ontario Gazette a
I", f lands within -the coun,ty, of Huron to
"that the County Enginner be re-
-forth and Mr. and, Mrs. Ed. Rowland,
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held on Thursday afternoon at three
the of Mrs. C. Hud-
Overdue to return same on, the open-
The farmers in this district are I
be sold for taxes in the year 1945. Mhe lists
in the Orktario Gazette issues of Aug-
quesed to *suplyly the Town Council
Seaforth wk -h -a de'tailed
.Walton. .
o'clock at .home
son, when ,they entertained the Hiame
in Ubriary on 'August 17th,
-I &,of �he
struggling 'hard to get along with . .
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their harvest in, the face of so ntauy.
pvear
Lst 3. September 7 and October 5 of 193511
the
of ptate-
ment of the money paid into the
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Helpers, with Mrs. B. Edw,axds pre -
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su -
eet, to the regular fine or a maxi
fine 75 cents, and in the -�6v-
rainy days and nine h grain remains . .
And further take notice that miless
taxes and costs as advertized.are not sboner
the lands on the
county by- the Town of Seaforth on
tion
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VARNA I
ssiding. The meeting opened with a
hymn aSter which Mrs. C. Hudson led
mum of
ent .of no t�being returned the SecTe-
in the fields, both cut and uncut. ' .
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Geiger A Son 41sq, hav�
paid, I shall proceed to sell
said lists at the Court House in Goderich on
bout
highway const rU40 , and statement
of the a -mount returnable to the town
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in prayer. -Mrs. D. Parke th�n -read
tary 'be instructed, to proceed to col-
lect That the Secre-
, Messrs.. .,are
Ing quite a strenuous time in trying, . ..
Tuesday, November 12, 1935, at the, .9f
two, o'clock in the afternoon. The adjourned
by the county." , .
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Miss Lkttie Poster 'has ret=e.1
the Scripture lesson, The roll was
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sarne--Carried.
'Insp tor of Public
tary write the ec
to get flax pullQd in the many sec -
'rural
sale, if riecios"ry, will be held -it the same
Some disscussion centred about the
home after spending some time wit�
called and answered with Prom-
Libraries pointing out our difficulties
,tions of ,the distrir,ts where � . .
time place two weeks later, November
now -relief regulations, which co'nie
Kitchener friends:.
ise." Mirs. Edwards gave an ad&esls
as- xegards casb and the,dYop in cir-
they have such a large acreage.
,and
26, 1 35, v
into effect on September 1�t. After
Miss Gladys Beatty of London is
Of Welcome to -the Home Helpers. The
culatiton, asking for his belp in secur-
.
Middle School Resultis I I
. st5 are pos�pd In my office
Copies of said Li
that 'date the Government -will eon-
'
dirig her holidays With her
spen .
minutes of the last meeting were read
.
ing the 'grant. -Carried That we
The following are the results of that
at the Court House, Goderich.
tribute a set amount according to the
. .
mother and sdster and with friends in
I
and approve�L A Well -renderect gui-
tar rendered by Miss Helen
,secure more adult fiction, also more
Middle School exafbinationa ,at the , . I
I
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A. � H. ERSKINE, .
Huron. 1.
nu niber of dependents. Clerk Wil-
,
,':)n, who was appointeJ relief officer
.
Clinthn. .
Miss Fisher, a school teacher of
solo was . topic, ,,proib,l!�ms of
Walker. The
juvenile books at once.--�Carried.'
That all books be purchased through
Herisall Continuation School. The
scliedule is a�s f ollows: First Class - . e 1
Treasurer, County of
.
at a prevdoiis meeting of council, re-
Toledo, Ohio, 'is spend . ing her vaca-
Life,' was very ably taken by the
the regular sources andmot frombbok
Honors, 75 per cent. or over; Seconxt .. .
Treasurer's office. Goderieb, Ont,-
c-omm,ended that cash be paid but
tion with her father and sister, Mrs.
I
Pres ident, Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. j. W
-agents, and that E. Filshie 1be noti-
-Class 11-onors, 66 to 711; Third Class I
August 1, 1935. 3531-13
that a rigid systm, of checking pur-
J ohn Smith. .
rig a well rende
Bonthron th,eA sa 're�l
and appropriate solo, "O&ming Home,"
fled, a. 1this 0--gulatlion.,Carried.-
Honors, 6 oto 65;- Credit, �O to 59. , .
Bell Lit. 1, Geom. '2,
- -
cha��es� be instituted. Council wrill
discuss the matter further when the
Miss Ida Clruter of London is holi-
(�aying at the parental home.
accompanied on the piano by Miss
James A. Paterson, Secretary-Treas-
urer. . .
Margaret -Eng. � . I .
Phys. 2, Lat. A. C, Lat * - -Comp. 3, Yr. I
..
Births
complete re,gulatdons have been re-
Rev. and Mrs. Davies, with their
Blanche Mustard. The meeting clOs-
The executives of both eon.-
A., 0. Kathleen Dobbs-Eing., Comp. 1, I I
ceived
Pass Accounts
Accounts included iri the
fam�*y, of Windsor. -who exchanged
,wo,rk with Rev. W. G. ,Bugler of Bay-
field, will return to Winds -or this
ed with a hymn and prayer led by
MYs. Workman, after.which a dainty
lunch was served and' a --*4-ial hour
spent.
,the
Servatives of South HUTon and the
Liberals met in .the Town Hall an
Monday evening last, the Qnserva-
�t. A. 2,
2, Ane. His�t. C, Chem. 3, L . . .
1 Lat., Comp. 1, Fr. A.'2, Fr. Comp. 2.
1 Kathryn Drysdale�Eng., Comp. 2, .1 .
Kenneth tldei�-Eng. Oomp.
.
CH-A.NDLER-In SdDtt Memorial HospiW,
Seaforth, on August 9th, to Rev. and Mrs.
F. F. Chandler, Kippen, a daughter.
week. Rev. Davies is Rector of St.
,�
Mbany,
r meeting in
tives holding thei -- the.
Ut ,C.
.
,lLnance
ri-Lit , -
com Ltee's report are as fo . s:
Jaimi��s V. RN-arit, -H.
. George's Angliran Church,....,W1ndsor,
Miss Hattie McQueen of
New York, is ith
council charn-bens and tile Liberais in
C, Lit. .3, C an. Hist. C, Ge!om. C, Phys. . .
VEYNER-In Sci�& Memorial Hospilal, Sea-
'forth, on August 10th. to Mr. "d Mrs.
salary, $,�5-
Snell, salary, $60; Tfros.'Store�, sal-
and will be heard over the air Sun-
visiting- relatives
W
and friends in town.
' s Of
the reading room, when matter
discusts,
1. John Farquhar -Eng. Comp. 2.
Can. Hist. C, Pbys. 2., K�ldred Fol- . .
We:5. Vertnor, Chiselhurs', a son.
� ,
ary, $60; John A. Wilson, salary, $70;
day, September 18th, from 11.30 ,till
12.15 Rev. Mr.
Gladys PaSSMIOTe, v vho was
interest ,of (both parties were
the imp ending
lick--A.ne. Ifis-t. 1, Geom. 2, Chem. 3, . �
McGRATH-In Scum Memorial Ho,�Pkal, Sea-
Bell Telephone Co., $18.88; George B.
a.m. Bugler will be
with us an Sunday at.the usual hour.
.-Miss
v itimg at the ,home of MT. and Mrs.
' I
ed in view of near
election. We ,believe the Comerva-
I
Lat. A. 1. Edison Forrest -Can. Hist- - .
forth, on August 10th. to .Mr. and Mrs. P -d
ward McGrath. fliderton. a daught�er. -
Eberhart, acet., $1.50; Canadian Na-
tional Rail -ways, weigh's,cales, $5.00;
A church social, under the W. A.
the
Watson ' of Lon&esboro for last
couple of weeks, returned to her
tives v�iere addressed by Mr. Denton
I .
1, Geom. 1, Phys. 1, Lat. A. 1, Lat, � .
Comp. 1. William Glenm--Eng. ComV-
DAVIDSON-In SL Joseph's Hospital. L.I16
N. Guff & Sons, sect.. V-9-75; . John
of St. John's Church, was held, on
the spacious lawn of Mr. W411 Log-
1,orne the end of,l&st WIE-K. ..
Massey Of Ttoironto.
The recent league baseball match
. .
3, Lit. 3, Geom. C, -Phys, 2. Shirle.V1
don. to Rev. and Mrs. D. D. Davidson, a
Donald Douglas).
J. &later, aect, $782.55; F. A. Mos-
es, Mitchell,
an.
. There was a good attendance.
M.r. and Mrs, A. L. Graham of
London have been the
playe d 'on .the local diamond be tween
2, Phys .
Koehler-Anc. Hist. 2, Geom- . "I �
son k
, accit., $11.05; John Me-
Kenzie, arct., $6.SO'- J. F. Daly, acet.,
$2.33: Canadian Kational Ra"Way,
Miss Lucy Woods of Bayfiel-d gave a
picturesque and interesting talk 61p,
Ireland In the it
spending past
week 6r" so with 'INITs. Graham's sis-
Mrs llantyne a.vd, Miss Katie
- Bal
Vt
Ailsa Craic, arid Hensall resulted in'.
.
a� score of 4-1 in favor of Hen,sall,
1, Chem. 2, ,Lat. A. 2, Fr. A. 1. Glady* . I
McKenzie--4Can, Hist. 2. Dorothy,. - I .
'McKenzie -Can. Hist. 2. Dorothy,
.
Deaths
cross-ing protection, $7.12; R.. Frost
& Son, aect., $6.82; Jvhn A. Wilsion,
r,ou,gh as she saw on
,her t i there last summer. . Profes.
sor T,e7s, of Tennessee also gave a
-
; . and Mirs. Walters of London
.
Council .Meets
,. The regular meeting 4 the village
McQueen�Eng. Oomp. C, Lit. 3, C" I .
Hisf- 2, Qeom. C. Helen Munri-Eng.
'C. '
.
MrCULLA-In Brantford, on Thursday, Aug.
stiL William Mc,Culla, oniv son of the late
Leadbury, in
prizes fbr field day, $17.64; Seaforth
C-fflegiatie Institute, $500; Wm. Trott,
description of the Mountainiaer f
Tennes,see and Ken,tucky. The -
re recent isitors. at the home of
tL eir relatives, Mr. and Mirs. C. A.
,
council was held on Monday evening
at 8 ip.m. in the'Public Lib,raTy. A1111
Lit 2 Harold, SheTritt�-Fhys. . .
* ' C, Lat. A. C. Helen Walker---+ .
Geom.
FrancL�. and Mrs. McCulla,
his 6.5th year.
wa-es fountain, $1.2.5; W. H. Elliott,
T
a- ell> T TZ -4V
fessor makes his annual visit and W
Donell. ,,
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Y. IT Aq U71�+ -11 4.
merribers except Mr. Petty were prreis-
1- " �- -.P �11 1 4- +
. �
Gelom. .C, Phys. 2. �
, "X., I .1 : os. Ll an, Wages, ,bZ; - er son, 0 spen - enu. .I e in nu s . e as mee - Mr. and Mrs. Robert J -Pry -ale - I .
1�� P - Jas. V. R- are always pleased to wele . e hi co,mple_q.f MO I eek�end at the
I ��': : yan, acet., $9 ' Z5; Thomas � " i _weeks recently at the home ing were read and adopted on ti -O I Sandusky spent the' w,
" � I I 11 d -his family. A nxp I s-
I �,,%� I Klein, wages, $15; W. H. M'ontg6Tn- "' of her par4nts at Londesboro, return- of Shepherd and Robinson. Corre home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mae- I .
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1'�,.. "'. - %-1 � - End of Dictatorship er�y, acet., $42; 'Harry Hart, account, was served'. The lucky num,ber on ed to town the end of last week. pondence was read, considered anJ Laren. -
�� " . ,�46.90; Dan Dupie, acet., $13.75- the quilt was won by Rev, Davies o If I Mr. Will Fee and sisters, Mary and I
;;, P I � ' Windsor. M'rs. 'Manley Jinks and children, -filed. ,Billis and accounts were Tea 'i I I
11; � � CONSTANCE . C311inty of Huron, indigerits, $187.20; 1 Rossie and Bernice, are spending a as follows: George Walker, 4 meals, Sara Fee, spent a few days recently,
,4 , 2� . 1) Mr. Robert Elgde, Jr., 'Miss Dorio- few days at the home of -her parents $1.0; J. A. Paterson, part sa,lary,'�,ith friends in Kitchener.
I 'r, �� - (Continued from Page
�� ,� " I � � . Highlanders Band, $100; John Fin- I I . .
"J;", , j . . � MT. * ss - . $10: John, A. Wdl thy Elgie of Toronto and Miss Irene Mr. and Mrs.. McClinchey. ' I
,' ��., �.%, Mildred Proeor of New Lisk His return to the Carbinet a,�. Min- )ays'On, acet., son . . � � $4-5; E. Morrison, duplicate Of order,' The Hemall Public Library Will .
I � -' Elgtie of Vancouver are spending
-" *1 . illips I � � .
.... !" " 4 �, eA-rd is visditing at the *ame Of Mr. ister of Trade and Commerce, wa,s. prizes field day, T. Ph,i , $3.00. Mrs. J. Rabkirk, who has spent the July 9tb, $11; LOntdon Free Press, open on Tuesday, August 2&th, and
I.. �, Earl Laws,)n and o1her friend-. hinted at by the Libe,ral abieftain, � theirr holidays at the home of thear. past morith wili her brother-in-law printing, $6; British liatinal Fire'ail books now out Will be due on that I
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1".. � I -ter Donald Stephen.son had his Relief aunt, Mrs. A. R. Foote. , , and sister, Mr. and Mrr, A, Taylor, Hose Co., supplies, Fire Dept., $57.53; date. . . . .
. I..... I . I , . I I _yfx, wh�n he expressed the 1�oo that Mr. J. M. -Cardno, $4.60; M`i-s. R. L. .�' pleasant evening was spent on
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I 11 , e in Seaforth on Huron F ositor, printing, $7.24; N.
I tonsil.s and a.denoi&s removed in ScOtt returned to her hom ,�Lp
- Beach on Sunday last. Blatchford, weed, cutting, $36,80; Mrs. John Parke spent the week- ,
( -ial F - sdey. .4,1,olm's health might sootri impilove Clark, $1.63; 'McDonald Bros., $2 . 08; Tu6sday last at Nelson's Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parke and . I
, 11, Memoi io�piLal on Wedne urn to R. J Sproat, $2.115. W. R. Smith 65c; the shores of Lake Hurort, when. a
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P.. M`T. and '.%In�.' James Aitcbeson of again a ma- ,k * Dr. W. I -L Reid of Port Rowan and, Municipal World, supplies, $5.41; Wim. 4,nd with friends at Oakville and To- . . I
'11, McRae, $1.25; ki4sts N. Pryce, 59c; beach party was held -by a small his wife vislited with Mr. and Mrs. Saidan', teaming on streets, $4; .Alf,-�,.Onto. .
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� I " Roxboro rivited at the home of Mr. jo,r role in the proht-ical life of the J. W. Beattie, 96c; A. 'XcCavin, 66c; gathering of the Elgie family fr Sheffer and are on their way to Luck- Smith, labor, $1.30; Hemall Ryd-ro, Mrs. Bertha Bell is,'visiting friends . I I
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� X. . and Mrs. Ray Laws -on recently. country. Jas. Cleary, 66c; A. C. Rouiledge, this district in.hont"'r Of their visit- now to visit his relatives. $5.99; Ontario Hospital at Woodstock, in Orilla this week.
.. 1f - ed at the barn "When Mr. Malcolm wa $2.70; Wt. A. Crich, $1.12; B, Chris- ing relativeg5. .
., :. An accMen- occurr s Minister
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1. , thi s I re J; CaMwell, $3CK.50. Total, $M2.17. Mrs. Burley of Almon -to, Michigan, �� -
I .. Of &. 6;orge Leitch one da ' of Trade and Curnmerce," King re- tie, Slft8; Jas. Reynolds & Sons, . Death of An Old Resident 'Robinson- Sangster: That the accounts, was here attending the funeral of her I I
, .! week when the rope broke whileN
1 I i marked, "Canada's .trade was mourit- $4.M; John Regier, ,$.5; & B. Go - .
11- 'were in, letting - . img by millions of dollars year after die, $1.16; meddeal service , u � ,P I
"I', , putting grain . I as read be paid --Carried She -I nephew, John A. Myers, of Blake.
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�, ., . it; - --VYI On Friday forenoon last one of our berd-Sangstei: 'That the &rk wr te
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17 , ,� I L,etitch diawn on the fb�,or. He w as y,ea r,,, - .1 S-"-25- Total, $53.62. 1 . KIFTEN -- old residents, we believe the second Miss Jean Foster is ,visiting witIA 4 .
� � I -1 I.. I ,the J. *S. Woodsworth and his Cb -op- -- oldest in the community, passed away the Mmicipal Wbrld re the new ar- � ber sister, Mrs. Hart, in Toronto. . .
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I , ". . I . I Miss Marian L,awsori is under emti v,e Common -wealth Federation Tangement for the collection ,of the JTJiSS Susie MOTHS011, of Bellinghaniv
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'= aoctoes care. . -wanted io establish a socialistic asked Mr. King, "than power -to take Mr. Gordon Fowler has .returned to in his 96th year in -the ,person of Mr. tax penalty, also the advisibdlity Of Wash., is visiting at the home of Mr. . .
1, ng -h
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I ,,, I . I 1]Miss Anna McLean and friend of ,ta'te but the Liberal party was op-* as much money as Toronto after spendi -his, holidays ALexander Buc-anan, for many yeaim , tr6cinding the'present by-law, and if and Mrs' Roy McLaren. .
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", I �, - he Wanted out of . - . I
M Buffalo, N;Y., are visiting with M- r. posed to that, '.%I,r. King added. The the treasury and, 04, in Bayfield and friends -in KiPPM a resident of this village, and pre- ri�ce"Ary prepare a new by-law.- . Mrs. Yo�n McNeil of St, Thomas I
, I V er �o make Ila ws Master Billie Sproat is home after vious to moving here from his farm r . I
,,, .. Mrs. PeteT Lindsay and Mr. and reason was it would mean a gTe�at tor peace, order and -
I I 1, an�d . good govern spending a few days camping at a couple of miles southeast of -the Ca ried . ,Sangster-,Shephe-rd: That and Mrs. John Murdock,of Brucefieldl
,.., .. I Mrs. D. MilIF-on. . bureaucracy and a great extension ment ? the hall -be granted the 01(t -Bo,ys' spent SatuTdgy with . Mrs. J. Akw-
I. ! , Bayfield. , . village, 0onirmittee free of charge during the dock, 0 . .
k , q .. I iMr, and Mn. Adams and Donalda of state power. A bureaucracy needed "Hf -z Eftler any Tmr'e power?" 'he Messrs. Robert-Pa9smore and Alex. was a fine resident of the village in .
"I'll I Cassels vi�ited at the home of ,Mr. force and experience -with socialistic asked. "Has Alhissolini re-union-40arried. -Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. N. Battet-sby and son, 1. I
1. any more Filshie of Heiisall had charge of the Lvery sense of the teym and while Sangster:' That we,now adjourn.- Frank, left .on Monday to spen
1, .1 , . and Mrs. JOhn Mills. states everywhere was they meant POWeT? Mussolini is about..'to send services in St. AmdreW's U,Wt-*,d f,)r some years not able to- go around d a , . . . I
I 11, �. � � . dictatorships. . his troops, off to Africa to fight. H� Church on Sunday last. MT. Pass- in his accustomed manner owin:g to Carrie4d.--4ames A. Paterson, Clerk. week caml�ing at Pi,ke Bay. 1. I I
� _w'i'll need funds �br that. I havie no Mr. and Mrs. W, Brownlee from -Miss 'Elvia McQueen is spt,nding a I I
, ,,-'�. I I . Shorn of Power mare chose as, ins subject, "The et!Tects-ini bits back from an Injury h-- Toronto, former Hensall baseball week at the Beach O' Pines with her
'. .11, BRUCEFIELD doubt he will do it all in the name " the- text, received many years ago when player, called on (MT. and Mrs. Jas. aunt, Mrs, Svitzer. "I . . I
,, .1 . Quest of Life" taken, from on
, ,�-, rument ,, '
� Compa f . t the Kingdom ;of God the farm from h I
. , . - . I I ring the struggle o the of peace, order and gkyc,d gove Seek ye firs .
� :!, 1� . 0001 Liberal PaTty for office now With -the of Italy." a eavy barn door Paterson an Tuesday bao, Mrs. Robert Higgins spen-t the �
� � I I Divine� serrice will be held in the 'R. J. Deachbian, the party stan- and,all these things shall be added striking ,him in. a windstorm, .but in The Misses Helen, ,Swun, Irene past week at -the h e .
-,4 1 stmggle for resportsible government 7 of her da.ugh- I .
. unto you." The boys arre th be eon- �every way he was',bright and smart Douglas, Ada Gram and Isabelle Man- ter ,and son -in -I a'w*,, Mx. and Mrs.,
.1 United Church next Sunday morning in Canada a century ago, 'Mr. King dard bearer for North Huron, charg- gratulated on, the splendid manner in a-, to his mental qualities, Jjis �nem-
,; . .,
� ;�. at a quarter to ten and Sunday school sson left ,on Wednesday for Keswick Beavers, near Exeter. . .
� � ,. said Mr. Bennett bad �+orn par]-,,- ed his opponent, George SpOttbn, M.P. - ich they conducted --the service. ory and brain well serving Conference Camp in ,Muskoka Where The Misses Welsh of Toronto oxi
...... R 1, ;I with - wb him6 and
�-,� I . at a quarter to eleven. ment of ite power and des&troyed re- be,ing 100 Per cent. fVr Ben ,Master Albert b2tchell of Detroit, his hearing very little i ' mpaired: and
, �1� 1� lia- Stevens and
�� ,Xiss Mildred Aitcheson of Roxboro 5ponsibility of government to -par n ett, loo per cent. for IDly, Holy, Holy," right up to a day or so of his death they will spend a week. , Sunday last visited their un0e and . I
'LL;L"" " returned to her home last week ,aftL,i* me -rt and through parliament to the 100 per cent. flor himself. sang a fine solb, Iq ,
11, f Mr. 'and Mrs. A. T. Douglas and aunt, Mr. a�hd Mrs. Geo. Brown.
-11 1. I. J He sharP- which was much enjoyed. Irom that rvery fatal ,dise" ' se, Pueu- daughter, Norms, of HyAe Park, ,vis- I
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4 1, I �, . spending a week with her cousin, )Ess electors. ly criticized the so called "doser- Rev. E. F. Chandler is wearing an monia, be was able Mrs. 0. A. McDonell ,has returriedl .
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I 1, �, I ", � Helen Tough, in Ae village. The long delay in holding the elec- tiOn" Of the Bennett Cabinet for to Converse free- itled at the home of Wrs. John John- from several 'weekke visit with rea-
.� l . extra smile these days, as a fine wee ly and go about the pwemis6s. He stone and Mrs. John Parke on Tues- tives and friendis. in LQndon and othei: I I .
�� .i �. ?�, . "cushy jobs- and pictured Hon. H.
. A ,�, 4 I Mrs. Alex. Mustard, Sr., is visiting tion showed Mr. Bennett's disregard gilirl has arrived to make things in- was.a native of Scotland where he I
. . . . . . I 11 I . at the home of her sister, Mrs- Mc- f�,r responsible government. Parlia- H. Stevens, Reconstruction leader, as teresting at the Masse. w.4s born in 1840. Twice married, his day last. I places. . .
4 ', ; � . � GnIva , orf Tiverton, at prresent. nent was now dissolved but the R�fi- being "adrift Patsy McDonell, who accompanied Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Oross and
'L, 1 1 ry i In an open boat trying
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A-, ;
.. '. ; . to pay off the nati,onal A of' U. S. A., first wife was Eliza Ann Norwell, and .her grandmother, Mrs. C. A. McDom- daughter, Goldie, are and, have, been
,1� ,,, 0&r. Earl Kaiser of Detroit vWted nett Governrn,ent with extraord'inary to catch fish. . (Miss Lucille SW le, by this rnarriage there were thTee � .
11 1- �,� -village last ,week rstrwers, wretsted� from parli'ament, dot." .. Ls visiting with her uricb� and aunt, . id �
� t�� friends in the - M,r. a Monteith, - ell on a recent trip to Tulsa, visiting in their former th,onve a .
I'll . Of ..sons and
�,V� , �; me ohoma, 'is now visiting her Manitawaning.
,�, one daughter surviv-ing, a Okl I I
"m�,, , XTs, H. Zapfe returned to his lio enuld glo on until election day --perid- . rA Mirs, .Alex. son George dying a, number of years
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I r,.e, �� ; in the village last S-un&Y after ing millions of, dollars, from the IbIank . Stanley. grandmotber there and many rela- Mr- George Brown, vv,hb is so Ser- � .
�M ", the sans being William and tives and proved a go, io
I�A� ,, .",:. ' . rgaret Cooper of Toronto ago,
I
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,�.J I I I i I th I CheljUe,' TaiSiTlg tariffs by executive is holddaying with her parents, Mr AlexandeT, 9A home, and ,Samuel of those long distances, I specialists, � namely Dr. Robertson of .
" spending a week w frie'rids in De- HILLSGREEN ;Miss Ma, od traveller on usly ill, was recently visited by twd
"Ill
1,,� , troit. . acCon a3nd making atppointments to . Aiberta, and Miss Margaret Buchan- &Mr. W51-liam, Fee and sisters,, Miss- Stratford-anod Dr. Pe6ver Of London. .
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�,� . 1'� rfh,e funeral of Katherine Buist, of 11 rther b-ofild up a "Tory .bureau- Tlyresbing and harvesting are the and Mrs. W. W. Cooper, of Stanley. . .
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,5:�, ."�l X ;P # order of the day. Mr. Cla,rence MoLean vis,ited on, an, R.N,, of Port (Huron. Ifis second es Sarab andMary, met relatives amd. Mr. and -Mrs. J. W!Hson of Strat-
, I'll ff , ��, I I Toronto, widow of the late A. D. cracy."
" Id ` � 09,metron, took place Monday frvm the A century ago, said; Air. Mr. and Mrs. W. Love of Ailsa Sunday last with his mother, Mrs. J. wife, surviving him, was formerly friends at Turnbull's, Grove and Grand u ViSitofa 04 . I �
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.,! ,i , � . , . ng' Graig visited the former's brother, P. MoLean, of Tuckenmith. mar- Bend, on Tuesday last.. la'e '
, 1 ", tresidetice of her n*e, Mrs. Hugh Canada ha,d a� parliament but K' the Isal6ella Fairbairn, and by this i at the ,home of Mr. and, Mram,
"F":. � MT. and Mxs. G. Love and family. .Mrs. George Petty.and son, Billy, riage one son,john D. Biich"an, ac- . �
- Aikenhead, of Bru6dfield. ,MTs. Cam- -xec-utive was chosen by the govern- I Jimxdie, the eldest son of Dr. and George Brown, krs. Mison's pa,rentigo
... � 11 � - 'the i , n Life Insurance
-1 Windsor, Woie guests wi.th Mr. tuary for � ndo
".1 � eron, vrh,o had been in ill health for ment and -was not r sTyqn-sible to par- Mr. and Nztit. E.'Smith and fanidly of
�:,�;A ,,, . es .
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2, , 1 Of Kippen visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wiatson and ftm- Cc, ugihteTs, M!iss Mary - . .
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@��O, S , and Mrs, W. Weido atid family. . ily of the village during the past Buchanan, R.N., of St. Thomas, and
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�1,ffi I i,� ,mer home at K"ha Lake, Mwkoka- '(1 to establish responsible govern-
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.11 Mr. and ,Mrs. W. Davidson spent week. .
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" :1, ,�,,,i vived by one &on, Allan Ctmeron, and in tbat struggle. Now in the last the week -end in Mitchell . and Lis- Miss B,th Murdoch: f S, nley JUST RIGHT I
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'41 I .� Y . -Xiss Donah, all of Tor:)nto, whio are had -been again tur, ed over to the Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and MT. 'ly Mr, and M,. G George Buchanan a Torouto, Rev. from the Farmer's 9 point', of vie I
�" . 1. Robinson and son, all of near Ult- .1.1bert Gardmer of Duncan R. Buchanan of Manor,. Sask. . .
�fl ',��- left to mourn the 1�a of 6i loving execu't've. 'Power of taxation, power . . .
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11111. .,,;. � chell, visted .the former's sort, rj&. C. Tor " we,, Week I ., f ...
. .11 mqother. One sister als�o surv*es, to regulate marketing, power to main- -,,d guests -with and Andrew of Hemall. Mr. Buchan- * is
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:111',�� "�'j - Miss McLar4n, of Clinton, is a niece tain ,peare, order and ,go6d gbvern. and Mrs. Robinson- -Mr. and M.rs. Albert Alexander of ar. w great exhib;flon is large ono'ugh and important onough to Inblude . I
I ", 11 �,,, " , miss gent inan , and, took a greaft interest . �
. ", �� 1, 4 and I Peat 16 begInIng to Move . exhibits by Canada's, lead;ng manufacfurers and to give famers an excel- I " .
. H�,gh Cameron, of Clinton; Dav- vier, t. faster'/Tucker-conifth. Their daughter,
il 1� 1. id Cameron, of Ripperi, are nephews. 'Reform, said Mr. King, meant a now m the winter is approaching �nd) �ora arrdiner, who 'has beren.fflisit- In Tnitters of .both gate and church. Ion+ chance to see prize-winning exhibifs in 6ve'ry br"ch ot agriculf4re: I -
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I the , yof + enough fha+ he need not fiiiss any offhb things he'd like to See.
"11Q., , The service, which was priwite, was- larger freedom. Mr. Be-a7rett had most likely the fitre will be appreml ing re for a few weeles, returned . compac
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," , �, <*Ilduetied by Rev, McKero,ll of To- said reform rneant government jut, -T- No holiday is more enjoyable than oni or iw6 days at, the Western.
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$�, I' . ,� . - daughf,er, tee of -Carmel Presbyterian Church r. Farmers and fheir farhifles wl .
, ��",�? VC . I early, folimil 1;11 Mr. Henr� Ivis�o, ,$Lnd Fai I I .
�L ''I , assist4M by ,Rev. W. A. Brem- vention, regulation and control. T% .
,�':' Tonto is - , , N find so very- Much to'Intatest them -4-
41.21t, I 1, . , in Jean Ivis*Ti, ,attended, -the Field- of 1806 and was a 11be'ral giver t* Government exhibits-agr%iulfural' displays-farrn mach'mery-manufac-, I .
,XP21� of Ki,PNP� �Snt M tly. church and all good causes, and while fures-aufomobile A
L,.'! ',� nor of S-rucefield. The pallbearers ��howed he did not know the mearri miss w� oofte-rt ,
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j�,,,, were David Cameron, John Haine, of reform. ,Regulation was a meams Sunday with Miss Annie E. Jarratt. rdby wed(ling in Londbu recen ovo-horse races and -Night Kato M44�-mldway�
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r,,,,, I ��,:' -Mr, Thomas Black returned to his Urs. W. L. Wdlis of the village 'h'19 hlfthh permitted was a most regA hundreds of interatsfing and unique affra(Mons. I . .
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