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. --NOVEMBER 22, 035. I !
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, _ I'll A death was, cholir was composed partly of the it nails removed ,on Monday morning
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felt !by her husband and regular members and of the Dr. Collyer. Her many friends
.�i ".", I a f 0 Huron Old Boys carried Briareliffe roses -and maiden most Society. At the evening hap she will be much beraeflbWd by
, 10, gy I �� .1 hair fern. Their only attendant was (t1wo sons. The pallbearers were People's S( is .
� I �� I (Continued from Page 1) Miss Ma,ulde Keyes, niece of ,the Thomas Welsh, Thomees, Rd&a,rdS0n,; service a dineit was well given by Bob the operiatipn. i �gh, who has been
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.1-1�.. I . flower Alfred Taylor, Thouffis HudsOny Jos. Passimigre and Lorne Elder. /Tilere 'Mrs. Fred Bengou couple of
I SS1 led A s. and Frederick G. I�outhron wa a good attendance at l;0th Bar- in (seaftorth -Hospital for a
fi Schnell, Mira. E. 0. Thompson (R(yw- groom, Who made a winsome flow
girl, wearing a dress of ,dainty flow- Hagan - s .an appendix opera -
,011i ,�� . , amt), Mrs. J. C. Scott, R. Grant Wad- beau vices. Miss Eleanor Fisher, A.T.C.M., weeks following
�, ,im!!! ,, er-d-crepe and carried bronze mulms'. There were a numbe'T Of most throughout 'the ser- tion was able to return to heir home
-1 t, r, tributes. The remaim wa,s accompanist
P, ;. � , 'dell ElliottEl 11-Ift (Lumsden), Jas. i -e wedding tiful. 111ok .'i�Z on Mlonday of ,this week.
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1A I '211�, ,, - . d Ads will be inserted at new low cash rates sque) and Sam Swayze. nju,,�ic. Following the ceremony a de- were in New Books at Library At the Young People's anniversary
!'14 -per word. o '-Mr. Albert Wilson, who travel -
1; 140 ,outed, Lost and Found, Coming Events, Etc I T livious dinner was s,eived in the dein- Cemetery. 'the Urifted,Chi=h on Sundiay last
;� , .,O.�W was at her 11 -Clearing in the West," N0117 Me- of
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I �,i-,,-:, 1. . '.. 1st week ................................ led t the deo-Orati;0118 were Mises Mae CloWard, who
11 1 % Cent ing roorm where "Illerian Spring " Ann Bridge; the coldections were ,over $100 which
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. , , ,: " � 14'u- - 2nd week ............................. � ......... the affair, a Prize 'was presented. and tapers in silver home near Kirklbon for a week Or 50 ,olung; -k th
&;.., �. ........................................ pink and white a ; has returned to I'Sack C.1o,th iinto Silk;' Warwick -a Young People we givifig to Mis-
I Minimum charge, first insertion ................. 2', Cents Mr I
3rd week Wilson's home is in Ti,sdale. Mrs. , t of illneslE,
.:',N � . edi j1he weddbg ea:1ve. on accloun art " Wella *
. � , the lucky 'holi-lt�'rls 'a-ytk Deeptnig� "Lucy Gay He , woms.
"I1! 11'�, \ .; A. Broadfoloit, Thp. lj,apPy couple left for Lond-on, the vilila,ge.
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.A " . 4.� , �. Each fiWure, initial and abbreviation counts as one word. per w - who ,o�c.cupded of Commerce "'Lords Of Lovely Vail."", M d Mrs. A. T. Dou•glas, Hyde
1_!*,�'el " .. . -1 cent per word. minimum. 60 cents chaix, also received a -prize. Former -a wear- Chamber Cather; Steps, I " ". "' '
�.. , ,I' M�i nib for '0 t.t. W'inds-or and Detroit, the brid ' -nine Park, and Mrs. John Johnston and
I " ; ,, ;:&, �d 7han4s, In Mernoriam, Notices a Huron Expositor, A meeting Of the Chamber of Com- Peter Kyn,e; "The Thirty town, attended
, 4p -Ku . idents of Osborne townshilP each costaime,
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',�� I , , � ifics may be directed to a Box Number, care of 'I'll re,s;, . ing for her going -away evening Op-
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V!%��., week will be charged if ads in above . class are not paid by the received a ' "� of - Mr. A. A.
�n,,� , . . 0,*tva. . n all -day sucker for having . 3 held on Friday'
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printed travel tweed. black coat with merce was 'a vert' good I B ha:! "Michael's Evil Deeds,".' tMh,.7�fun`er.1PaAe' of oulthill, of
�;,?. the ]'argent turban with last when there was at- ,,Zheiii .., "The Ransom," Grace L.
fir;- ,,, r and velvet tu . ,,,
I'j" I I s(a i� , -suck; Winthrop, on Sun -day afternoon last.
,' . I Saturdaiy night in the week in which the ad was rum attevnda;nt�e, 27 being present, ti , 1, ,�, lt, n 'ming The -best wishes tend -e council chambers in - ad an Umbrella," R
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Births, Marriages and Deaths imarta 'n, ljj� ill, Znlr Grizzly ...... Barker; "Mis- Death of Mrs. David Nicol
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�� �': , ^uc%lon Sales, i�otice to Creditors, Etc. -Rates on application. e community go With the newly the Town Hall. it MT. Walter Montgomery; 11 Spring The MaItY relatd-ves and friend's of
. fifteen townslili-ps, of Huron 'County 1 o the
absence of the presidex _ , "Wbifte Mrs, David Nicol, who -was the sec-
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. ,� i ': ., " v,�MZ Spencer, the chair was tal,en by the �=, Pat,"
Aldrick;
�� ;j With maple leaf enYblems decorated
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, . Wanted Auction Sales 'he ,wall. and above the ,head table a Mr. Garnet Case. and Ladies ', Francis 'Brett Young; "Full iond daughter of the late Mr. and
�I' 1� — . - t, ---- — vice-president, of Houge"11*M. J Farrell- "Love's Mir- Mrs. James., Bouthrion, of the Town-
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: . large s4g,n bore the name of the or STAFFA Mr. I of
I . OARDERS WANTkID __ WOULD CT10N SALE OF FARM. FARM STOCK aide ,l) ship o.f Hay, Will regret to learn
-4"�,' B i home. CA"PROEY1 Auand Implements -The undersigned, sue- ganizatiom. A map of the ctourti.v, 11111111111111111111111 the lasit meeting by the secretary, Ar J.
"The Ivory God,"
�i. for lady invalid in my owl of Their her death on Thursday evening last
", , to PRONE 229, Settforth. 3545-1 tioncer has received instructions to sell by the IN-ork le the business of the Anwe Swan; "The Last
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I '1, Public HUCUU11 on North Half Lot is, Con- . of Mr, IAtta, was -on dis- lay ',V�,ark Drystlia , eedle,4. wilitil. Among Race," Annie SNvati- "District Nurse," in Victoria Ho -spilt -al, London, follow-
, jll — I Chrysanthemurtis in -fall shades The NV_ I. will meet on Wednesday - was Prluc
11� - __ conce,sivn 2, al tiventing �N 2•
I'll, __ --.-"---.-.-. Township of Hay, I mile west play. afit.,e,_ t. h e Baldwin- "Saturday's Child," Norris; ing the amputatio,ri of her leg on the
"i 1, ��. I " __:�_ on Friday, centred the tabile. .11,0�o%, 1,NIc�vemiloor 2�7, 'Whent '
%, , 11 quilting will be held. Tea will be inlanY m&t't"1l` cil,i,cusi were
, � and 2 miles south of Hensall, Richmond ; 1,zaturday preceding. She leaves to
. , Q o'elo�k sharp, the 1 -'am S-wayze sang two solos -_-;enients and dances, "Strawberry Acres," - 68th year,
,".. Lost and Found November 22nd, at 12 3 STT. *1 - ed by Circle 11, Mrs. W. Hiough- providing 'of ainw jo and mourn her death, in her ", � following: Horses -1 good mar; 8 year., old; and' lied cortimu'lity singing accom- served
I ,.!.. CONTAINING 1 aged mitre: I aged driver. bout 100 young a. n ton, oon,viener. fc.T the near future and making ar- I'St,ampede," E. B. Mann; j,"Sa ' s, -James and
. : ST. antity of good paiiiied by Mr. A. Swayze. Two little ran eluents as ta hockey, baseball ,,.!.,, beaver -People," Grey Owl; "Ann her husband and two son
� �.O -BLACK REY CA: F. ' 44
� 5 keV6, I Post office lt�lv I Yale key. 3 hens; iloo bushels of outs: (ju I
,,,%t 5- disc, iris, Mj,_�seg Mui�e,l and Ethel Craw- I and other Eip-orfs for Che coming win- .and Heir Mather," 0. Douglas; Gay William, and two sister -Al Mrs. Sam-
. , Wil: fijlLj,r please leave at hay. Implements- Walking plow, I 1 g - - 13aindit Over ,the Border," Gill; "The cel Ste-acy, of Detroit, and Mrs. Haw-
- padlock keys. ',xl ford. offered two piano selections and ter and SiPrinV events, and a co-nimit -
X, , Post Office Box, 402. 354. seed drill. .steel land roller, cultivator, light
_ . rack. hand 4 -ne�, of the Wiest, and three bra-
,. I-, wagon. farm wagon, hay I ,cuffler. Mrs, J. A. Ratcliffe gave two French- HENSALL tee was named ,to got in touch with Texas Rider," Billings; "Redus West," thoi olumbia,
A - - thers, William in
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moNver. I set of sleighs and bunk., sleigh flat roadings. Dance numbers oelvey and' bas,oball officials and Haycox, British C
,is,]- �i.1 I " . b,qtom, set of hqrrows, s-seetion , fanning Canadqen Belle and Made- - -1 the hi at ,the first coming meet- Non -Fiction -"How ,Can I Find and John and- James, Who are railway
-Help Wanted % I mill, cutter, bwvv. 2 �zaod robes, I being lyy lliss. Rita La CIDminunity Euchre and, Dance, 4�o report -head- I'A-%vay to the conductors on the C.P.R. in the West.
kir';' V!, gear complete, 2 extension blower pipes, I li Roy. were a,cconrpanied s ,,1 ing. The 1.1jeniber-hip this year will God?" 'Areabhei
I ,�� I ;, ; I � . ill fret: I wheelbarrow. stone ine . P0,17l,,ed ,by He,lTslall Chamber of ,i II ge
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, MEN ',vANTED-TO TRAIN FOR POST- " feet Ell"' "ll"' grind ,tone, set of good Noreen La Belle. Commerce, Hensall Towia. Hall, Wed- be as large as laz-'t 'Ind it is expett-1 Gaspe," Brintley; "the' Five Dollar The deceased has lived in this VI Is
I I . s in Diesel Engineering. Must bel I'Oat- iron kettle, . "Tony," Basil Camp- for quite a long term of years fol-
� '14. � tio Die: an -e . I-iVilt-111tt.l. took 2 -els. steel drum, Dancing was enjoyed following the nesday, Nov. 27. 1934, Proceeds In ed .,vill yet, exceed it. Dog," Barbour; ' tig her ma
: �� � �;, �. in d ha mechanics] ' ,,goud.bari bby," Eleanor lowi
I , interested , ire I banquieft. aii,d of ,Cb-mmunity Christmas Tree. The- services in Clarmel P�esbyteT- bell- "Grey Friars Bo xT
=5� : references. Av I . - .ZLju re sticks of timber,
�;, ability and good character - I ','�'�,, t " " ! ",N;- ,,,,.�,V umber. .set double harness. ser, - Atkinson; "My Pets," Marshall Saun- respected for many excellent and
'%� ply to Box ,�-�, EXPOSITOR OFFICE. 3 ,intfle hnrn,,,i,, forks. *hovels, and other 9 .. Guests Present Novieltv dances, n.e,-,v and old time ; ian c,�hurc,h on Sunday last were con � k took a'deep in -
11 f S343x , were: Mir. James scrappy njuaic. General ducted by the mintister, Rev. W. A. i ilers, "Princess El'iza'beth Gift Book," kin -day qualities, She
.... icl,- too numerous, to mention. A quantity Thlo-e present w prizes - mses, 0-Wis'hing jSitf.)n(e stbij'es " Burgess; forest boge�ther with her husband in
I ,,�q� -----.. —1 of hou,eh.ld effects. Real F_,tate-Farm con' G. (rardiiner, Mr. and . Mrs. M. E. Ision: 25 cents, tax included. Young who gave good discol I I
.. 1•1 1. �------j.,jst. ,�f ,.',o acre'~ being in good state of cul- Mr. Justice J. F. L. Em- * lunch. Special bc,,,t,h ;�Ioming and evening, -kvhlilie the "Annebi-aranne at the Circus," "Anne- Wotshi-p, and matters Pertaining to
. 4t ,,,, tivati,.n. also a good brick house and barn, in Ga-rdl!ner. Ialdies plea-,te provide I I I "Annebiaranne Carmlel Presbyterian Church and, its
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��, Agents Wanted I gm4 repair. Fall plowing all done: 6 acres, bury. Miss Lillian Ho,dgert, A. E.
p*rlze for luck�, lunch itickeit. Duchre choir fully sustained their good re- biaranne in, Town,"
� I I � ... .. I .. k;j.0I` ,sheat; also one acre of strawberrieft. Al- Hndger-_ Mr. and 'Mrs. W. H. Gun- 8.,90 to 11.30. Dancing aflteT lunch. ,putatilon for the regular church Cinema Star," -Constance Howard; activities, and will be ,much missed
1. , FOR RANN'I.EIGH\R0 -opvrty -lensall--Lots No. 366 and . Xii of relatives and
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I . AN WANTED . . . .1,o P1 in I ,we psa paraphrases and fur an- - "Sandy"s ngdom,'.' ,Mary
, , .i (I,,�, Mir -and Mrs. John G. Ga,rdine.r, Ta -As is your Christmas Tree - line and 'Gaul, by a large circleone,
, . M In seafol-th. Real opportuniiv for d rt ' : ' I "Girl of the Limberlost," Por-
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"I lil. *tarted. write R, . " I . 1, , troele. Moil- Sul -Vey. Two storey brick ' ' "'on
. � ;7, oil the corner of Oxford ,an Albert STs. -s. J, C I;c.dtt. Miss Mary need y3ur's-upplort. 3545-1 theans, etc. I " '*a " "r friends. The funeral, a private o
I i. . man. Wil help you get - Mi. and Mrs. C.
•11. 11L_�,,i3�_o_K, .NIQnLreal, ' Church flie �t_ear-,'il' 'ha of .the Yukon," Snell; was held from the home here
LEIGH Co., Dept. . home with kitchen, furnace, lots of hard and Gardiner, Kenneth Martin, W. Stith- I At St. Paul',; Anglimn .11 _e e . -
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11� -1 i 'Perm; of -i was in charge pirlit . North,"
" - Saturdayn at 2.30 wifli in
"', , Canada. 8546 1) the N _ h, Snell; "Anne
'. . ,ioft water; garage. electric litrhLiii. -rn , erby, J. R. KEnnedy, Dr. A. W. H--)th- (Continued from Page RL,ctijr, Rev. Mir, Farr, f
CtLih. Tvrm,� of ,Real E -,tate -10 t address- ". " o omery; "Girl torment in Hensall Union Cemetery.
Chattoils , - Etelka He , Av'o c, M .,.
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,,,. — - per cent. to I e rtod k,n ,lay of sale and hat- I troatment, and at diate -of wi-;ting is ,1,jyj gave,timellv and ea;rrles
11 I' �. . - __ ance in 3il dAyA. ROBERT EACRE17, Pro- an, (S.'r,,1Fb,)ul,g), Miss C. A. Elliott . c,..!. While ,,he children's choir -render- .Scouts of the Ozarts," Nance; "Mairy Council Meets
T-1 - - but will. ' ' -ag of the village counclil
, 1,11, Articles For Sale prietor: ,�Lrzhur Wob�r, Auctioneer. sail in the 1�,,�pital there with a oto by Ni . A meet!
. � ' I Juvenile Non-Fictiom "PlaNtime was lield in l0he coupcil chamber on
3545-1 (C `,riny'i. 'Miss Ella M - D�up.o. Ml.. n,:i doubt. ihe taken to his, 'home here ej g-)od numbers I ary Po,ppinr. " Travers. -
�., rid Mrs. A. Bro-adfoot (Midose Jaw), iodwin. ,
I . . .... E --HEATING STOVE, AS , tly. The unfortunate secs- G. all members
- 11 tit BEATTIE'S ,c TO 'Mr, nrid 'Mrs. W. A, Relator, Mrs. S. 'Vety shon
'. STOVE FOR SAL Bonl;hron & Drysdale, � Round the World," Funk; "Book of Friday eventing with
I good as new. Call 3542-tf - Me- Cklit, will lay hill, i.tp for a number of IMessils, furniture rn-rcl-rants, - Little Folks Drills," Case- 110hildren's present. Petty and A!�loi_z�:ln: That
�' $1.00 STORE. cainq)!)�-11, Mr. and Mi,4. G. M� , school hardware -and, 1,
. . ' to a fine Book of Games and Parties," Bailey; the minuti2s be adopted as re,ad.-Car-
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,. .. TUCKERSMITH Ray (A4erneAt-hy), Miss Fl -----r-- I weeks and interfere with �,aivo tvvatted themselives I reported the dlitch-
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'', I F OR SALE s-.� �ible fir driving Mr. AlpIcKay, Albert W1:1-i.m lTis-(l �, I e ) , M, zit.dies. Ilany Happy Returns n, w a-nd` ,,p-ta-date truck. ter I "Now.'We Are Six," Mil ried. Mr. Robison ri bring .. matched lumber: x. WallaceWa�lace an,i son. Don- . - sa , . e, (11augh t Play ing in the park as bei finlished.
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- ro�!. - and 20 feet Of ' ,Ili rl Mrs, A. E,11-ili'��t (Lin-niiiii2n), Nov 13 Was R Ltilli-i-n Dirvsdal Young People Present
a"' ... shed. ,Complete with On Wcdnc%z�!a� afterti,clion, ' ' as fol -
I1. aid. and Messrs. W. Levburn and, , -S,. -Ld Mark Dry.idale, of e of the Communications were read
. . . . . . ... . track. Apply Box 5I. EX11OSITOR OFFICE, I , Ill J. E. 'AlliSoll. Wilf! Elliott The Young People's League 111 3539-tf Le ,rard Strmg wtiv in Essex Coun- . R. Brown Mrs. Ant Hu -!4,)n celebrated her 95�� c f ' .\Ix, , and ,Mrs. M 'Y lows: Imperial Oil, Ltd., County
11._.� , * (Lumsden), 'Y -`F,3 AI. ,t lled to -,,ly*.8 v,,,!��age, and wh,o is, altending United Church ,held their anniversary -
, . -eek on. a business Mrs. A, G. Hab- I I College, was -,aken very ricert in the school room of
I .- ty, las;. �N trip' (Lilmsde,n), Mr, and - birthday. A,bjut 50 PelorPle �ca co the Treasurer, Ontario Hospital, Wood
i _ - . -...-. - -'-- While th,re Mr. Wallace vi.-�Ited hi?; during the Alina Ladies attack of me filed. Petty and Robi-
Tl!" kirk. Mr, and Mrs, Robert 'Sharpe, 'offer con-giratulia;tkyns a-n,Ll d'i Idenly ill with an acute chureb cin Monday evening, opening stock—Sante
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, ,. Card of T�,anks afternoon Mrs. Hudson received a sud son,, That L. Rands and T. Richard -
7, . . brotheil, Mr.' Ja,nics Wallace, who has Charies 'Nivins, Walter Davidson, ridicitics and was successfully 'OP- ,iLtli a -hymn and, pr,�YeT, after which ta
� — - `, care for some number of telegratins from grandchil- apP@
i � " been uill-der the doc.oi ., ,on at St. Thcrinas Memorial the following program Was given: son be paid at the ra,te of 25 cen
, 1: T 0 - -Geddes Forsyth, G. L. Cole, Mr. and
, I . MR. D. NICHOL AND SONS DESIRE time and whose many friends here nd Mrs. dren and ,d*ther friends who WeTe un- crated ulp Her parents and also Dr. Solo by Bobbie Hess- oviolin quart- per ,hour while ditching.-Caryliecl-
� - .. express their sincere appreciation for the ' mrs. W. J. CainObell- Mr. a o be present, Mrs. Hudson, al- RDsPiital. Laramie, 'Mr. E. Munn appeared for Robert
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,. 1. . Many kindne-e-, extended to them during will regret to learn that he is nit 1). B. McRae, Mr. and Mrs. H i. Cullyer of this village, were present cite by the Misses bre-ta Lan
_ ':!tank they- shoNving much sign, of i-miprove-ment. 'Mr�. th,ouigh so well advanced in years, * - .1 , et he e Case,
their recent bereavement; al,.� t, ti, 354 -.XI Christie (E,stm,hazy), Mr. and I and it 11�, confl(kantly hoped that Kalth, Margaret Bell, Eva Stackhouse and Eacr t, re t W. L minion c a .
I ; who loaned car, anit sent th-,er,, M and Mrs. R, J. Elgie and fani- P. -uper, Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Mus- in the po Else s-sI`im o -f all her faculties ill ma:ke a rapid recovery. solo, Sam Rennie; Miss E. Forrest appeared, re her as -
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_ - R AND NIRS. NN FOR1 U N E F i1v and Mis4s Ethel Finnigan visiw-d ,, - I P� Contmerce are siolo, Be
11°a I '11.111AM Is e'er, Mrs. R. Hogg, Mel Hiogg♦ E. J. The Chaimber of reading, ,Eva Stackbou-se;
I" '. t�..r�. -Mr. and Mrs, William Finnig,in. at - plessure for ,her friends to converse tice. Petty and Sangster: That
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� M �Ietrtdt. wi,h t I tl' Calic'.-me-11 (Lawsori), J. L. Moffat, I ,
. She was 'presented with a 1voking aifter the necessary to in- Smale; solo, L. Eider- violin quart- ri,
i� - is, ,I �., Agnes Lynch, i the .N:Ile last week. " -%vith her. young and ette G. Lammie, M. Bell, E. Stack- i We rehate the sum of $6 as an error
.1. - . Sturg �. ' or, Mrs. S. E dgs,on, k
'. . Dr. McGregoi. Di I �N. McGrep E. H.. sure good skating for our y I -
Reg, N.. , number of wlelfull gift's. health- I Was, in the assessment to Mis., Forrest�
. .%I r. H. C. B,, �. qtr.. E. J. ,�Il.)C. the
i� , , ,. � . , . ritilghbors mn,l fri,nds f- '. .'n.- nmr, '11,':. of ill" and Mrs. A. Pounder. About Elections other people who e . rl�oy that he , - -house and -A. Murdock. This ' Carried. Levi Rands appeared ask-
; I R kindness to their 4or, J,'-, Burin- "I" I ,,, I W. G. Yule, 11. C. Ross. Mr. and ig,h.t fiat_ -exercise. followed by a hymn after which a
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� illness at the h,vml .F '_ I EUMVILLE . Ed4tor Expositor: Friday n 0c
1. I . - 'Mrs. A. H. Sclinefl, Mrs. L. C. -Yae- W. 31. S. Meets play 6ntlitled, "Love Makes a Father ing that the Brock Drain be cleared.
, Lync,,, of Beernwti.,d. ,�, .15 - 1 : I , will he vominatilon night, when cat- - Atbra- Bills and accounts were -read and
, I M. --r. .urs, D, W. T,,i:'is, Mr_�. Willliailin of Carmel Presby- Cruel," the ,characters being:
. I 61dates. will be ,n,ominatedl to fill the The W. M. S. � thy p .
� I'll - R. AND 1;1,. Wal,er ,J,jhn,,:, of �Vatel'l-)'),j'Ftty, .Nlxs. E. G. H-odgert, M.Ts. Goo. didates regular ham Lorne Elder; Sarah, Dorothy passed as follows: T. Richardson,
. , IRS. A. A. CTi,I,LL AND NI position of C-clunclilloirs and Reeve for terlan church 'held their egu, , 5; L. Rands, labor
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I 11. . , -, 1\ Mrs. Archie Campbell desire to express spent the week -end at his, h,)nve here.' ,yh rmpsion, 1,frs,. Fred Hayes, Mr. ,he coming year, and I monthly meeting on Thursday in the McQueen- Isaac, Ross Jinks; A Serv- labor in ,park, $21. I
. . - m:tti,-i1 f.,r the many acts _' Tenis . Pie Kngster; Hagar, Mildred in park, ,-----, T6. Gram, teaming
1 14 . .. their sincere Air. and Mrs. Harry Ford and form- a-nd Mrs. M1a:tt Cartnich-ael (Moorse if .1all, for it -aflv known that basement of the church. .Mrs. W. A. :ant, Minn
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.- ei:,,Nvn to them during 'heir re- ink ilt is very genet
1, ; of kindness '�o loan- ily visited I -jj,jv,, IMr. and Mrs, E. 'think sided. The meeting open Fjollichk; lsalel, Bobbie Hess; an on streets $1.50; W. R. Davidson, t7ile.
� , . I ,rea%ern.-ni.: also to those 11 ited. on Sunday with *he form 0. Walker, ' there will be a battle for the Reev6- Young pre - '
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, . cent sad bt
, I ". ed cars and .sent fl -vers. 354lixt er's niother, Mrs. John F01'Li, in Lon- Mr. Sam L44ta, Ron. and Mrs. W. - ed with a hymn followed by prayer Angel of the Lord, Mari -on Paisley for park, $1,86; Exeter Times-Advo-
,� sl,,�.p Wt least. And, I think it is eq printing, $1.50. C.N.R., freight
I'll don. ' y Mrs. B. Ed -wards, The Scrip- A piano solo was rendered during the ,ate, I
t ,. .. � - M. 'Murtin. Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Rob -
I'll �. ___ ' I well k,r,,,)-,vn that the candidates led b
. I Miss Helen 'Murch visited wd:b rel- ini,i-Ti, Mr. -and Mrs. Sam Swayze, A. `�llly w Sirs. Logan, play by Miss Gladys Luker. These on road oil, $11.46; Iniperlial Oil, Ltd.,
� .,,' i . I 'be Refme,F�hlp -,vial be the present. tune lesson was read. by
,�� Notices -at,lve,s in T,)rcint., last week. Swayze, Mr. a -rd Mrs. J. A. Ratcliffe, " r ' all well rendered. and road ofl, $45.04; Edith Forrest, re -
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Sc.o,tt Reeve, Mr. W. J. Jones, and ex -Reeve A pleasing solo was very nicely ren- numbers ,were
. . . .i - I Mrs. Fred Hern. Mrs. Chas, John, Dr * A. J. Tufts, Mrs. Olive I I-iss ari ex -Warden, Mr. Owen Geiger, dared by 'Mrs. James Bonthron, ac- much enjoyed by those present. The bate, tax error, $13.00; W. J. Jones,
. . BE IN 7NIeKILLOP WITH and Dr. Walter Johns. visited With ((,ujpar). 1]%Iii-s. H. P, Cleari?hue, N ampanied on the piano by -Mrs. proceeds of the concert were nearly salary (Reeve), $42; D. Robison, sal -
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I ... NOME�Jl WlLI' WO Now. Mr. Jones- is a gnl3d man, but cl, (councillor), $24-501- W. SheP-,
. Rawleigh Pr, inets for the n,xt , or!
- 1, ANI 1 re'a'ive, in Godorich last Saturday- Kathleen R. Beveridge, Mrs. A. R. The topic, "A Day's Visit in $12. ary "
,o. I three weeks. liaNe ytiur ,:rd r; ready. S Mr. Geiger i,si a bC!tteT, in that he has Young. e Douglas, assistant teach- -hard, salary, (counailllcir), $24.50; W. .
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CARTER. 33-171XI 1 reveridge, 'Mr. and -Nlrs. Harry A. had greater -business experience. Formosa," was abby taken by Mrs. Miss Iron
1. YES, SYBILLA SPAHR'S -e, and has Andrew Dougall. The meeting ,los- er in the CoMinuation school v�ho, Sangster, salary (counclillor), $24.50;
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Read. A. Gilmour (Keystown) Mr. 1'. 1. 'r Petty,'IT WORKS, and .sure. I HILLSGREEN and, Mrs. •Joseph llat�'.Nflath. Mr'. and longer .munic�pal experience, -n and prayer. has had considerable trouble With G. C. salary .- (councillor),
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.. safely a , M ' a standing as a County Councillor ed with a hym d her 1 $24.50. Tota1, $Z52.16,
. I � . remedy %Nrk-� rjuicl�i% Nri-A_C. D. Garnistey, Mr. and T rs. few municipal Reeves have ever The Missi,on Band of the United throat the past few months, had I
when treatnient f,,!' cJ:4-, eatarrh. couch.
I ;I.. bronchiti-i. ton4M-i4 anti th",lat t' ,uhle,, is I Mi -s Annie Jarrott sp-nit a few Harvey J. Gardiner, Air. F. C D. t" a -t regular weekly
..� `�ATING'S I , -•' - . tained, and none have surpassed. Church held their reg
, (�ay% wit
1". it's just better, try it. K ' ' I\ i c ko 1, Smith. H. J. Bolvnd, Willi -am ty! at long meeting Sunday afternoon I
need; - tn her uncle, Mr. D. I it And it is experience and ability along 1011 Moon in the
�, , NIPHILL'S DRt:r. STORES. -d. - a-
t,:, and kE , it of th,e church. The &
. .j,.j.-_I in Hensall. Mrs. L. E. Crawfoi therm, three lives that the electors school r6o
I I -Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Saunders an 1. Mi-st. F. A. McCutcherin, Miss Elsie
.11, 1 I should demand of a candidate and, me'e'ting 'tied with a hymn and wast' CENT A MILE 13ARGAIN EXCURSION
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11. �randsrn. .Junior Brown. of L,wid,on, NfcCmcheoli. 1, ftlilowing program
, . , Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. ses them. 'l -a '. TheROUND TRIP a,finimum, Fares: Adults 75c: Children 40c.)
I . support the one who possess St
. -ailed to, see her sisiter, -Mrs. J. Coch- Thanips�on tory on Africa, M,
:: I �� � (Rolv&tt), Mr. and Mrs. , l., isis Gladys
k . - In addition, Mr. Geiger ,has been a given:
. .. I I I �� . � i cane. D. Calder, -%It-. and Mrs. Geo. Totten, hula
man and manufacturer in Passmore; duct, Bobby Hess -and Mae
"I - . . I W Mr. John Ponha'.e, of near, Bay- mi:..., Elsie Totten, H. N. McLau h uefle; qolo by Rathiie Hess, story ,on Friday, Nov. 29 from Seaforth
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- .. Hensall for it"he past 47 years. Dur- Z
��, - I fit Id, called on Mr. A. W:)rkman, 1;in. F. G. Hod ort, Mr. and Mrs. W. H -- the Bible in Africa, Miargaret Bell. To Oshawa, Port Hope, Cobourg, Trenton, Belleville, Kingston,
_ I ing that time he has swnt man,
1, 11, , and 'Mrs. J. Dotid and babe, of J. Allis,A. -ageis, the These numbers were all wol]. given Gananloque, Brockville,- Prescott, *orrisburg, Cornwall, Uxbridge,
-, , I . ' thoueandl; orf dollars ,in w - -se present. -Aurora, Newmarket, Allendale,
,. '' l_-,r1n: ll�r. and Mrs. Elliott and I much enjoyed by t'ho'se
I f. 11 . I I greater part of Which was re -spent and in I Lindsay, Peterboro, Campbellford,
_� - n 171;fford, and .Ili-,. Elliot- anI meeting closed with a hymn and Collingwood, Meaford, Penetang, Barrie, Orillia, Midland, Gravenhurst,
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il. I I;ERS k',i'th, of Ilitrhell, visited Ma% an I ST. COLUMBAN by iris onliployees right here in Hen er. Bracebridge, Huntsville, North Bay and all intermediate points.
1111 WARNING TO RADIO LISTE' sall. In fact, his pay roll and -tax pray
1. , � Mr.�. C, Robinson. The Mission Band of the United ALSO TO At I Towns in New Ontario on I inee of Temiskamin g & N orthern Ontario My.,
'i";';. . OWNERS o� ur:!i,en,,,NI radio receiviniz, Ret- 1 MISS Eu'napeianne Aubin, -of Lon- I'llis have conitributerl, a very great Chinch intend holding a bean supper Nipissing Central RIY. and on C. N. Rlys. to Kapuskasing. Hearst, Parry Sound,
,"i,The C. W. L. are holding a social oeal to the, prosperity and the up- C Sudbury and Longlac Mining Fields.
,.11 are her -+,v warn%�d that on and after loth � d!,n. is .;�pending a few weeks %,t-itill . school room of the church on
5. , � - Department o
1� .- November, 1935. the Depa: f Marine n ALSO ON SAT. NOV. 30
� � I her parents, Mr. and Mi -s. A. Auibin. eveni gi in the P-aTi.;h hall on Friday 1<et�p of Hensall over a long term of i n the scho, hers of the .
. 11 � I will take steps to pr6secute the owner or op- i evening. November 29-,h, not the 22nd -ears. Friday evening. The.mem TO Brantford, Chatham, Ches'ley, Clinton, Durham, Exeter, Fergus,
i": etrtor thereof. I Mr. and Mrs,'C. Robinsim visited as wa.4 stated in last week's paper. . 'Aie ,present R-eeire can show, no church are asked to be present to
f Broadcast lktenere: whn ha%e n�' ilreadY in Lond�,n (luring the week, I n n4. Goderich, Guelph, Hamilton, Hanover, Harriston, Ingersoll, Kincardine,
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I I prcmpred their license f-- the current a4cal I . .. I � Congratulation's to Mr. and Mrs. such record. Apart from paying his encourage and help the Missio Ba Kitchener London, Listowel, Mitchell, Niagara Falls, Owen Sound,
11 .. . Y. P. Anniversary Services - Catharines, St. Marys,
' -0 4. — .Toe R.)ac.h on the birth of a (laugh- small taxes, 'he has no PaisleyPalmerston, Paris, Port Elgin, St
, . year are act,ordinglY ad%6c to obtain such --- -_ - 'Southampton, Stratford,.Strathroy, TORONTO, Walkerton,
I I ; Eliense immediatek% i . ter. lipbuilding or maintenance of the vil- .lSunday last was, Young People' an- Sarnia,
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1.. ,ri,e license fee i,� S,2.00 per annum. I
: The 'fl! -t official estimate of Can- The St, Columban choir members lage at all, He came into the villaga niiverqary of the United Church and Wiarton, Wingham, Woodstock.
, I Lic�n,e, may be Procure�l from Pr�t Of- � the guest speakers were lRev. Mr. -
' , MTS. ATTRACTION -TORONTO -SAIUKDAY, NOVEMBER 30
I fice� in cities, and larger towns. Departmental adian wheat production in 1935 an- met at the home of Mr. and I a f( -w years, ago as a retired farmer,
IM, Ra,ijo In,,pprtors. Bad!,, r)ea:er�, and r,thers. tic; a crop of 290,5541,000 bush- Maurice Dalton ,on Friday evening aild as far as providing labor for Mair, of Thanves Road United Church National League Hockey -Toronto "Maple Leak" vs. Molifteal "Canediens"
'f,
.., -,ut;.c.iized to !%.sue licensp� on b,,half of the ' ' i d Rev. Mr. Page,
"I , " . I ,nt, . Branch. Depart- C�Is, compriAng 16,00G,000 of Durum and. presen'ed them with a parlor (),jr CUzeynsi is can,cefted, $100 would in the morning, an United Church, Fares, Tickets, Return Limits and Train information from Agents. AshforHondbill. TQ'TM
, DepRi tmc or from Radio , James Street
, mens of Marine. Ottawa. Ont. wheat, 261.274,(N)O bushels ,of other, table. The e'vening was spent in easily cover his Avalge bill to date ol the
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., . sarin wheat, and 13,267,000 bushels playing cards and singing, after Thew. are things th�at should . be Exeter, bath delivering wry inter- a a
. i,.: By order of soft winter wheat. Included in which a daimty lunch was served by considered] on pulling day. Vote for e5tin,g and well-timed, discourses. At CANAOD"IAN 14 AT I 00 AL .
K. S' N
I " �R. MITH. a !h,e morning service Miss Bella Smalle
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Deputy Mini -ter of %farine. the . 261,374.000 bushels of common the s,enioT girl-, of the choir. the 'mean w=ho has always been ' ,solo.
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1 � OTTAWA. November I -".i. 111:35• spring wheat are 60,000,000 bushels . builder of business in Hensall, as well iendered very pleasingly a solc
3''4''•1 of wheat adjudged to be unfit for — u as a mAchant or as . .
.11 as a help v,,) you
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It i.":P... __ . milling. ZURICH a resident.
. �.!,� ' Yours truly, '
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. NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
Y.; " it has been demonstrated at the Mr. Ed. Wurm and, daughter, RATEPAYER.
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Any. NOTICE IS JfF,AEBY GIVFN THAT ALL, � Dominion Laboratory of Plant Path- Kathleen, of Markham. visited rela- The annual Yo,ung People's Pres-
,�, - , twee here for a few days last week h 00
6ii Noreditor- and ,,th-r, !vavirw ,laim, nl,,!n,t ,,l'og'y at Charlottetown, P.E.I., that - loyberial rally of tike unty of Hur- UT THOSE
l. I the estate of RO!lF.R'T MrART111711. IsLe Of* Block. of Exe- O' IT'S T ln"E TO P
11, I v., I the Village of H(-n%nil. in the County of potato -es are severely injured by Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Elo n was hoild in the Presbyterian
I ,� ? ! i, " Huro , Gentleman• lleceasNl, who died on the cracking and bruising when poured' ter, visited the former'.-, father, Mr. Church, Clinton, recently. Quite a
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,, 4!�,,. 24th nday of Auz,i,,t, A, D., ln3-,. are requir- from a has,ket into a sack from a Julius Block, on, Tuesday, who is nuil)1beT from Carmel PregbyteTian
ed to forward their claims ,luly proven to seriously ill. Clhureb attended.
1i? .. I the untiptsigned on or lvblre the second day height of 30 inches. The injury is PULLETS TO WORK
.1 11 i. slight from a heiglit of 12 inches. . Mr. Jlos�iath Geiger r6sited relatives •Mr. and Mrs. 141byd Hud -on, M
,ij�! a December. A. D. 1113',� . .
I :, �4.. . AND NOTICE IS FURTHER �;IVEN that Potatoes, therefore, should be roiled in Welland for a few days this week. Forrest, spent the week -end with rel- I
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�: ,, ", �, . after the said date the Administrator will n? poured carefully into the bugs. Mr. W. Appleton, who is employed ativels, and ftiends in ttyvm. Get Them
,, r. proceed to distribute the estate, having re- I ill Ea`,fle'.--:h'.; flax mill had th e t3llr. Ab. Pasisimore left on Sunday
F gayd only to the c�alms of which he then I
--- ��,,, shall have notice. mis'fortun'e the 'o'ther day to Ifave his for Delhi where he has secured a ) I
14, GOING
. 1� DATED ii�, Explter. Ont., thio lith day of right hand come in- contact with the polsitibri. ,.. pl
'i . November, 193% brake and it was found necessary to 'U, -A 'V- T, -'k% (31—herd at -
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tended the funeral of A. A. Outh1ill.
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GLADMA N & STANBURY, �
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"I 1; Exeter and Hensall
'of WiTAlro.p, o,n Sunday afternoon
Administrator's Solicitors.
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Mrs. John Pawke left on S,unda,v for
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I NOnCE TO CItFI)ITORS
Hyde Park, where she will ivisit at
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... .?� , . '. , 's HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
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with
I I in that behalf that all
11 , to the statutes
the hnime ,of hew hro-ther-in-low and
: ." _ p'erso'ns having claims against Letitia Camp-
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,., bell,
sister, Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Douglas,
;c, County. Spinister. whio died on the 14th dair of
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, r. ,Wovenyiber. 193,5. Are required to send to the un-
for a -couple of weekis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bolton, accom-
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��.`deraighed solicitors for the Executors, full par-
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" I , Roe Complete 40%
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Vicula" In writing nrffl verified by affidavit,
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Q.; - of ,their claims ars] the nature of the securi-
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Concentrate .
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,Diss Ellen'FbTd,, visiited with friends
i , 7.th day of December. 11415, atter which date
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iffie said Executors will proceed to distribute
in Liackniow on Sunday la,et.
I the ."gets of the ".1d deceased, having re-
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glitra only to the claims bf which they then
'Mr. Halrolid WHI'ard' -has taken
, , shall 'have had notide., .
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'84aforth, Ont., this 20th day
t , "I DATZO at
posibon ob -the Bean bakery.
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ll' I �,tl 49 November, 1925. 1,
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No need for a farmer with his own grains to buy expensive Laying Mashes.
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(Miss Alice Higginsvf the Beach O'
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Pines. spent the week -end at the
home of he,r Mr. and Krs�
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400 lbs. 1100 lbs. of ROE ' A scientifically balanced,
V�i- � . Births
parents,
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Ro,berrt Higgins.
Be ,sure amidl clo-me to t1he collindniuln-
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of your Plus COMPLETE will give you vitamized, high -protein
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own grains (CONCENTRATE laying mash.
� i� , .etitt lAftlivial Elbelpital,'Sea.
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ity euchre and d1ance, in the Town-
amputate part (yf the thumb.
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tended the funeral of A. A. Outh1ill.
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THE HURONiveg.
. And Keep Them
Mal. .T. Ballantyne, M.P.P., of Us-
borne Towns-hilp, in
'of WiTAlro.p, o,n Sunday afternoon
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— SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM
Representat
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was a visitor
1.11jwn on Tuesday.
lastt.
Mrs. John Pawke left on S,unda,v for
Nelson WeVes, Va,r.
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A sale of the. property a)nd effects
Hyde Park, where she will ivisit at
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with
of the 'Roffman estate will be held in
the hnime ,of hew hro-ther-in-low and
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I Lhf- village on Saturday afternoon.
sister, Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Douglas,
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`achment was Held in the hall here
for a -couple of weekis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bolton, accom-
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vh16 NOW V,"� hie"'I'y "W life.
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on Tuesday eveming under the aus-
local branch
paiii-ed by Mrs. AnT�e, Berry and
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Concentrate .
piceis of the of the Wio-
,Diss Ellen'FbTd,, visiited with friends
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h , Mys, � TU—JI-0-1 � -a ar �,4i ,� , a
-men's Institute.
in Liackniow on Sunday la,et.
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'Mr. Halrolid WHI'ard' -has taken
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sor, spent the week -end at the home
posibon ob -the Bean bakery.
No need for a farmer with his own grains to buy expensive Laying Mashes.
of the lattler's, mother. Mrs. Rose re-
(Miss Alice Higginsvf the Beach O'
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turned b-olme with them after spend,
ing a few weeks at the city.
Pines. spent the week -end at the
home of he,r Mr. and Krs�
400 lbs. 1100 lbs. of ROE ' A scientifically balanced,
parents,
I
Ro,berrt Higgins.
Be ,sure amidl clo-me to t1he collindniuln-
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of your Plus COMPLETE will give you vitamized, high -protein
---
own grains (CONCENTRATE laying mash.
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KIIYPEN
ity euchre and d1ance, in the Town-
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Hall, Hensall, oin Wed-velsiday evening,
Nov. 27. 81piediad lightinig decorations,
In ROE COMPLETE CONCENTRATE, "every ingredient is present in Just the amount proved
right by scientific research and practical feeding tests—No guess work. We know.
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FOT Sa-let--Nitland0utter in No. I
comfition and loolks like new. Prd!ce
ball:,,rils, innii1sle4mokiers, hialtia. Fun for
Freshly mixed daily with quality ingredients, very palatable, easily digested, vitamized with
reasonable. Apply W W, L. Mollie,
everybodiy. D=1 nifisis, it. .
Dehydrated alfalfa, fortified cod oil, yeast and iron, a choice selectich of animal -and vegetable proteins,
Ki1ppen. 3545.jd
Keyes -Thompson I
The funeral,of the Yate Mrs. David
Xidibil of whoose death, rderenice
is
you eatet find & safer, more dependable source of Protein Coliteentrate.
Care and practical experience keeps the quality up.- Our volume buying keeps your price down.
A very pretty vredditlig took place
'Mira.
madle in an earbier part of 'thins tor
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It is in daily use by more than 500 farmers. Get a bag to -day. Complete feeding instructions in ev-
at the hoane off Mr. and George
ries"deh(*, was from the hiorme
bag. I .
E. Thoinipsion on Tltarsdsty, N". 14,
here ;on Saturday aUTwon last emd
every
at 6 1p.nt., when their 4isugftet. Flor-
akholugih a primto ,one, qu-Ner a krge
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& nue nit I I 0 VA A Division of The Roe'Poultrp Ranch, A TW[M MT
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ance Grace, was in nisMage
to Mr. 'Zilmore Andrew Xey", svn
r .is vt" sim unbimaw
fw5ftft were Pireismt. , The oehwke
RUL Ir SI y
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— SCOTT'S POULTRY FARM
Representat
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