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' .0 TEE HURON EXPWITOR, • '10 • -•,-----------4 -UNE 12 1926
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NEWS OF THE TOWN
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• ' Mrs' L. '0. jaelgst'll i' Irislitling
in Toronto..
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tiMe eflaiairdeatlie The deerasiOd -WO
married to Beagle Rose of Ethel, who
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• 11: CORN, 1 PEAS 25c
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ISENDED 17.,EXIA RAISINS -Make
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Announcement. - 1V1r. and Mrs
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Harry Tyndall announce the engage -
anent of their daughter, Violet Helen,
to MT. Cliff10,1Y1 Alexand3er Breadfoot,
son of Mrs. Broad:foot and the late
Alexander G. Broadfoot, the maniere
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to take place the latter part of June.
... liVer,' and Mrs, E. S. Harding, of
Richmond Hill, are .goests• at the
home 'of Mr. and Mfrs...Jas. L. Grieve.
• Canon. E. Appleyard, Mrs. Arpple-
. d ani Dr. R. Appleyard left .on
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Wednesday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Cdulter, in Ottawa. They will
also stay in Oshawa where their son,
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i redeceased him ten years ago.. Front
itlat, amnion there were berm dire*
children, .five boys and- three girls,
five of whom are stila living. Far. a
numloer of years :he served on the
Tuckerendith court:ell and many . im-
provemente •thrbughout the township
are the resulkaf his efforts and fore-
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Havert. You S een Th.
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The New': Summer
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. ,.., CHEESE -Real nippy. ,22c
ro 'CLARK'S TOMATO JUICE 4,9,
! Jumbo size; 2 tins I C
Announceinrientr-Mr; A. F. Muff
annourtees the enga,gernent of his old-
.est. da.ughter, Jean Eleanor, to .Mr.
e son William Aubry, eldest son of
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Mr. and 1VIrs. J. A. Aubry, of Nakina,
the wedding to take place in Nakina
early in July.
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C-harlesr _recently underwent ,a ser-
ious upte.r.a4don..•character
ere. -1‘1.1e1s .,.:.. MIt'6?g,ar'et, everthils ewe'', '. rell()..114.us
n 'matting /eras/ and e.riketais i
13"7uffalto has returned home:
• Miss Dorothy Richardson and
Mr. Jack Frost, of Toronto, weie
week -end guests at the 'home of Mr.
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thought. He was a • man of strong
and ibehered in jusitiera fdr
all. Hisi strongest defence was that
for the weaker. A life-long Liberal
he never. Missed the .upPortunity' to
cast a..ote for the policy in Which he
belies*. He was are ardent reader
and possiessed a. clear coilitnepitiOn of
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PULLOVERS..
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POPULAR PRICED
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1.4,...*LMER INFANTS' SOUP 1 OC
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'Awarded Howlett School Contract.
.—Mr. !E. J. Dinnen, :the well known
contractor of Egmondville, has recur-
anti Mrs. R.' Priest.
a Mr. and Mrs. Rana Smith and
two children, of Toronto, were week-
H. WESTON . •
(the events of his time and his• review
Ofensatters of goVeratiAnt amid states7
'rrven since Confetlewase elear
Mr.
DRESSES SUMMER SHADES FROM
3-PIEC,E SUITS ° AND 'WHITE $1.-00 to $4.25.
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JEWEL SHORTENING
2 Bounds •27.c
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ed the contract for the erection of a
large modern brick school house, S.
end guests at the hoime of Mr. and
M. W. A. Crich.
• Dr. and Mrs. G. K. Cha man
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GODERICH 'ST: - •SEAFORTH
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and accurate. e. a
Kay wes
istrong Presbyterian, who believed
t the faith of his fathersi was un-
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N' Cotton Bramble Skirts
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t,•• COMFORT SOAP -6 Bars and one
S. No. 13, Howick, to replace the
former building burned down last
Christmas. The new school will be
ready for occupancy on S'epterriber .1.
and Miss Nancy, of Fort Erie, were
the guests of Mr. W.. A. Ohaptrian
and Mrs. E. Chapman over the week-
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the first teacher, and being an ardent
bud- 1 thefinished. his public school
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education 7witha fifth class standing
high for those
changeable, and Ito the very last .
revelled, in the old- psalms and psalm
touter. During the entire ponied of
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his blindness never. Once, was he
ew -$1 each
These are Light, Cool and Serviceable. •
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25c
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' !AMMONIA SNOWFLAKE Or RE..
BANDY, at package oir
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BUNSET• DYES. are excellent 25c
at 2 packages
'k XVIten buying Chick Feed, !My Mas-
••• . ter'a and then" you get results.
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.,',. A. C. Routledge
. Phone 166
SomervillesStreng.-A quiet but
'pretty wedding took place Saturday,
'June 6th, at' high noon in St. Thomas'
Church, Seafortih, when Cora Frances,
younger daughter of Mrs. Strong and
the late William Strong, was united
in marriage 'to Archibald ,Scott Som-
e•rville, elder son- of Mr. and . Mrs.
William Somerville, of Walton. Canon
Arppleyard officiated and Mr. George
Clark presided at the organ. The
•chancel and altar were beautifulle
decorated with early summer 'flowers
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• Mr. T. C. Shillinglaw underwent
"an operatidn in Scott Memorial Hos-
pita' this week.
• The many friends of Mr. A. A.
'McLennan will regret, to learn that
he fractured his, hip tin a fall at his
home on :Sunday. Mr. Mic,Leamari has
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been in prror •health for seimie time.
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Little, of
Winnipeg, are the guests of Mao and
Mrs. Andrew Little. •
•• Mr. Scott illiawailorne, Me. and
Mrs. J. .E. Henderson ,a,nd Mr. and
Mrs. Helmer .Snell and Miss June at-
which was considered
early clia349' As a yOung man the de-
ceased was well !known throughout
the stricter he! owned and operated
for a mural/sr of years One of the old
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horsepower rommesilung •machines and
bane a n of strong physique vied
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with many of the men of hia age in
trials of strength. He was also a
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ram lira', r figure , t many functions far
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'and. near .where he and his Ivlielin
furnished the music. In those same
diays Some of the winters being long
and .offering little remunerative em-
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found 'hi -mu the Michigan
heard tderaturnarr. The funeral, head
from -the old hcimettead, was largely
attended' by friends from. near and
far. In the absence of Rev. Mr.
Feast his pastor the servloe was
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a Presbyterian 'Church, Bewail,
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and .Rele. Mr. Reidie, 'of Cromarty
Preshryterian Church. During the
service . Mr yother reel -
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ingly rendered a stolo, the 27th psalm,
a favorrate! of the deessaed.: To mourn
his death MT. MacKay leaves threle
sons and two daughters: • Oliver,
•ChArrl•ea,
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.made from sturdy Prints, guaranteed to-st•and the
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wash - and sun. Well made .and prettily. trimmed.-;
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French Made Prints, in well -fitting lovely styles. .
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The bride was charming in a quaint
floor -length frock- of pale 'blue • silk
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tended the ordination services. at
Metropolitan Church, London, c''''
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lumber woods with other local boys',
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;Margaret and -Bessie, of
Tuckersimith; Ross it, ,of Herisall, and
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net over taffeta, with short sleeves
and skirt finished with tiny frills. A
s -mall matching hat was worn and
she carried an arm bouquet of B 'al-
. cliffs roses" and lily of the valley.
Mes. Carson Allen, of Guelph, was
Sunday, when Mr. Harold Snell,' of
Lo.ndesboro, was ordainede.: Mr. Snell
is- a nephew of Mrs. Henderson and
Ma. Hawthorne and a brother of Mr.
Snell..
• • Mr. and Mrs, C. Eckert have
'handy with' the axe or skilled in
river driving the logsto. the mill. In
1876 Mae MacKay rnoved to Toronto
and
and for two years .he Worked. out of
city -on railway construction
work' and', in 1878 he joined 'the To
flour-'grandeldadren; also one brother,
William ;M. MacKay, of Grenfell,
Sask. Interment took place- in the
family plot in the Egrntonclvilleceme-
tery, the pallbearers' being John El-
gie Roirert Elgie, James Hay, Eric
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SMART STYES UNSURPASSED "' LOVELY
•. IN - • - •• • VALUES IN SUMMER •
sumaviza GLOVES NEWEST 'HOSIERY HATS AT •
49c, 59c, 79c pair 59c, 75c, $1 a pair. POPULAR. PRICES
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her _sister's only attendant,' wearing
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a gewn of -powder blue suede lace
fashicared on long lines 'with jacket
and full sleeivean ' A large matching
hat was Worn and sh•e, carried -aphelia
returned- from, Detroit after spending
a week With friends in the. city. They
wereaCcompanied by theiretwo daugh-
MrsM
ters., . . Desboro and. Mrs'. 'L.
Br -all and 'her son and daughter. I...
twill°, police force on which he served
for • four years,. Leaving the police
force an 1882 he came back to Tuck-
,ereimith and took over the old home-
MacKay, Hugh .McMillan and Roland
Kennedy. • •
•A wiry. pleasant time was held- on
June 6th at .13/Elton Farm, Tucker• -
smith, 'at the home of 'Mrs. Charters,
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INLAND TRANSPORTATION "
roses and •Clarkia. Me. Carson Allen
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• Mr. Gebtge Hays is, in
Si', whieneshe celebrated heir ninetieth
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• Gil TEE BONDS
was „gresonsman. . After the • eere-
Detroit t'
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ninny dinner
of Toronto, and
and *Oliviers which- received testi-
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Absolute Financial
was served at the -bride's
home. Later bride
_Mr. -Cliff. Bell, of Paris, France:, Eur-
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Lowest Rates with
Strength,
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the arid groom left
on a trip to Northern Ontario, the
bride travelling in
opean manager of the Palmblive CO.,
were calling on friends in town this
and OLD TIME
esteem in which -this
ig heill, and although at gulch an ad-
vane -ed able to
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a yellow lace
frock with . white coat and matching
accessories. On itiheir
week. .
• Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Spinal have.
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age she was enjoy
the festivities, of the afternoon and
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evening.. Four Of • . the
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return they
will reside 'near Leadbury.. ' '"" •
returned from Detroit, Amherstburg
arid Toronto. .
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generations-
family sat down to a. sumptuously
laden tea table. Friends were
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Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday.
-St. Thoma,s' Chutch-Confirmation
.Mr. C. Boswell was in T'orionto
on lVlonday. '
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BAYFIELD PAVILLION
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Chatham, iWfundsor,4Clinton and Sea-
ARE •YOU READY•FOR YOUR VACATION? •
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S' 'alists in All Kinds of
and -Sunday •School -Class "at 10 a.m.-
No cihildren's service. this . Sun ar.
Canon Austin
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FRIDAY, JUNE 19th
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Those who attended frorn a distance
,the ftinerail of the late Jnohn F. 'Mac-
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"Whites"
Insurance:
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Smith will be an change
of serivices both morning and 'even-
inigo-Carion E: Appleyard', Rector. '•
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Me. and' (Mrs. Jack BusbY
daughter, of.Chatham, spent the,
under aeapices the' Cliiito
ton Old Time Dance Club. '
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Kay were: Mr. and NI. rs. A; W.' Mac-
Kay and son, from St. Thomas; Mrs.,
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' See .our ih SPort and. Dress Models, 0)57 - :
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Nortliside United Church -11 aryn,„
Report !of Confeeence bY Rev: C. 'C.
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Earine and the pastor; Baptismal ser-
vice: 7 'p.m., The Vine and the
Branches'; Sunday School at 10 aim.
rr-Rev.. T. A. ;Carmichael, Minister.
' First PrestbyteTian Churoh. Pre-
week
.e.• .with Mrs. Busby'S 'parents, Mr.
' nd .M.rs. Rebeit Lawson. Mr. Bus-
by returned home on Sunday and
Mrs. ' Busby . and daughter are spend-
Mg a few weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Jack Davidson and little son
are spending fewdays her
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- RUSTIC RHYTHIVIAIRRES
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Dancing 9 p.m. to 2, a.m.
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Admission - 30 Cents,
EVERYONE WELCOME
•Flana Parilneate iMir, and Geo.
Papineau, . Dearborn, Michigan; Mr.
. and 'Mrs. James' 'Murray, 'Mr.- George
Murray, WoOdsteck; Mr. Donald Mar-
ray and Son, "Ross, and i, daughter,
Mary, St. Helens; Mr. John •Clark,
Bruss.els;•.Mas arid Mrs. Wm. Clark,
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0. ' S. T. 142c.Imes, residence, . -7r>
4,•:•' 4> Gederich Street, West; phone <:).
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communion service this imitnediate,
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The Kirk
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panents, !Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larl7v-
slon.' -
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.Mr. and Mrs. ,Alegc. Clark, Walton,:
Mr. anti 'Mrs. Alf; JOhnsoln and. Son!,
VarnaMrr. Charles Dyeae
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• Our Special. "Strider" for
t No. 119W. 'Charles Holmes' ••
'Session will convene at 7.30- in the
(Reis 3. C. Britton returned from
Howe, 'Mr..and Mrs., Harry Hall and
. Men. All Brown, Elk tan -
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' 4i> East; q5horie No. 308. • 0
0 Ambulance Service 0
vestry. - Preparatory services in so ..Clonferenee
many churches have fallen by the
wayside: Let
on Saturday evening and
spent the week -end -with his parents.
Mr, Britten
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•sidn and Mrs. Wm. Barden, all of
' Hillsburg. Friends also attended
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J.." Spiked•
0 Night calis., Phone 308. , <>
0 Day • calls, Phone 119J. 0
all members; and ad-
herents cienve- together for this- brief-
est hour 'of priparation. Friday
and. ,family returned
• me on Monday. .
Mr. and Mts. Andy Rieekie,
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" from Cromarty, Hansa, • Brucefield
and Seaferth. „ .
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ening at 8. Communion se.rvice. on
•Suriday m,orning at 11. Our church
has but three Communion seasons, in
the year. It isn't a question of show-,
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Kingaition, spent the .week -end with
-Mrs. R•e.e.14e's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Britton. '
Miss MleKeown and Mrs. Gilmore,
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A demonstration On' the control of
internal parasites 'in :sheep and swine
will •b•e held 'on 'the farm' of James
Smildie, Lot 10, Con. 1, Tuckersmath
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ing vouf lievaltY to a man-made in-'
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stitution: it iS' the hlig-h privilege of
:Pledging' fealty to the Christ or the
ch•LiTch. con^.(inunign address: ."How
..the...Lreket.the Man of Nazareth and,
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°HIS Seveieisn Manner
of Tortrilto spent -Sunday with Mr.
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and Mrs. W.. .0arnoehan.
Mr. Bernard„•Riley . is at present
quite ill with. bronchial ••pneumonia,
His "friends hope for a speedy reeow-
op Effective May 3, I936
W LEAVE EAST BOUND •
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Township, on Tuesday, June 16; At
9.ao am. Dr. Lionel .Stelvenson, pe4,
vineial Zoologist, 'will be .in charge of
this 'demonstration and all farmers
in the district are invited to attend.
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New Stock just in, show- ,
ing Aeropacks, Oyernight
' or "Vanity" fitted cases,
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Standard Time e ' -
Club Bags, Suit Cases and 4..
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gc" • Ambulance Service
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'to a New Way of Living" Evening
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service at 7. Se -I'm -on, "A •Photograpfi
Miss Viola Clark left on Friday for
Forest Nook, Muskoka, Where she will
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LEAVE WEST BOUND
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. "Swavel" Cloth Overnight Z---1.2.,.?.:,1-•.,.-.::
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0 with adjustable ratchet oper- •C'•
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• of One of the Gigantic Stone Feet
of. Murrolini: He makes A bid for im-
mortality !in stone dT bras's. or bronze:
Perhaps men a thousand years hence
will intake a pilgrimage to kiss his
sacred feet: What bearing has this On
the -sure word 'of 'prophecy in • the
Bible?" Music for
spend the summer with her aunt •
'Mae:. Barrett of Toronto, is visit -
in her sister,' Mirs• W• Clia'rk• '
1Misr Margaret Miller, 'art -Stratford
No/Mal, spent the week -end with her
friend, Miss Isobel Jamieson. •
!Mrs. Alex. Lowera-f
Lowery, of Seoal:10 is
1.00 p.m. • 7p.m.
Itineraries planned to all points
in Canada, United States and
• . Mexico. '
Consult local ageat •-••
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QUEEN'S IICYFEL, Seaforth.
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Wedding bells are finking in Our,
tTuuAre57.,day
pretty y wedding took Place last
-at St. iF'etee's . Lutheran
'Church, Brodhagen, when Mae and
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to BerrnewieS' Youngest
daughter Mrs„ -George, er was united in marriage
Bags with "Zip " o r.35' •` • - ' •
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"Dothe" fastenings. All.
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1 0 JO -HN R. WALKER, Jr. 0
,The the morning
will include: 'Quaetette, "Or Th.ou
Whose Sweet Compassion," 'Mrs. J.
A. Munn, -1Vliss H. 'Murray, Mr. Ja,s,.
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T. Scott, Mr. M. R.-"Reardie; evening,
•anthem,. "Who Are, These?" Heart-.
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rest invitation to services -Harold
Colson Feast, Minister.
spending a few days viith her daugh-
ter, ;Mr. and Mms. Alvirn..Dale.
-Miss Florence Taylor, of Toronto,
is spending a few clays vrith her
mothers Mrs. Henry Taylor, and bre-
ther„ Harvey. , .
Miss Ruth Hugill, • 'of •Stratrfoed,
spent Wednesday with her parents,
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Mr. Rock, Sort •of Mr. and Mrs•: Philip
.1Riock, of Logan Township. After the
ceremony the young couple, with. the
imimediate, friends) repaired to the
bride's parents home where a sumptu-
tous breakfast awaited them. ..We
wish the 3roung couple a smobth jour-
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, Special Attention To Fitting -
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0 Licensed Embalmers and 0
Mr. -and Mrs. James Magill. ...
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Mr. joe Matthews met With a
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Broadfloot and Mrs. Britton
pain-,
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: LOCAL BRIEFS
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were Senday visitors at the. home of
Mr: and Mrs. Benjamin Snell and Mr.
ful accident last week when he was
operating Mr. ' Thomas Purcell's!
Next to Regent .Theatre • - Seaforth ,
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• Mr. and• Mils. Fred IC.. BroadfootMr.
and Mrs. Peter Lindsay.
truck. While cranking the engine' it
backfired, the hitting him, in
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and diaughter, iof Seattle, who he've
and Mn Frank HE ret
s. aurned
to 'Saturday
crank
fade, the cut requiring several
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been the guests of Mrs. J. C. Laddlaw,
left On Thursday for New
their home on • after
spending -a few we•eks with their
stitches.
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York and
Washington-,
riephear,7 Rosa; ,Mc701-egoe. . Mrs' s Cal-
-teens,
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Mi. Sam Oudimiore is busy Making
his rounds the
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E.C. Chamberlain
• ',VIT. George Bethune, - 'of Port
.McNicalI. spent the week -end at h,is
of -Crionoarty, ha.s accepted a
position 'or sou.seireepie,g rer. Ross me_
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,pressing surplus hay,
as pros.pects -are " good for another
hilmpor crop.
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Clerk of the Second Division Court
home here.
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• Mrs. Tyreman and Misi -Melville
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office in the Dominion Bank Build-
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• Dr. and Mrs. James E. Breslin,
TUCKERS -MITE .
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Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
1.36 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.' Saturday-
erening,, • 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.-
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SERVICES WE CAN RENDER
Life, autornobdle,,fire, sickness and
accident insurance. If in the mar-
lest for any of the above lines,
kindly give us a call.
R C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies
Phone 334 : Seaforth, Ont.
3485es
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of Thompsenvele, Cennecticut, are
visiting. MM. and Mrs. Jas. Devereaux
this week.
• Mias. May Broladfoot was the
guest of 'the Misses Young this week.
• Miss • 'Marge Fiorrest„ of the
School trf Nursing,' of the sramoroo
General Hospital, underw•ent. an op-.
oration for appendicitis on Wednes-
day Tart. Her condition is very sat-
isfactory. .
• Mrs, T. S. Smith, Mrs. R, Eber-
hart; Mrs. E. Bell, Mrs D. H. Wilson
,,Mrs,. II: E. Smith, Mrs.•K, NE: McLean
and itiftss• B. Campbell attended an
•Mr. jiohn C.. Dolg, of Detroit•,. a.,e-,
cohpanied 'by Ida nether and -Miss
Janet, visited -with friends in :Wats-
'eten {luring 'the- week'
The many friends! Of Mr. Wm. J.
Bell will he soery to knew that he is
confined .to his room and is under
the doctor's care. A speedy recovery
Is h'°'Pe'd f°1%
Death of J. F. MacKay
The Towns:hip of .Tackersmith lost
'one 'Of its oldest, and respected citi.
,zetis• Tri- the ,persion. ef John Frasee
macKay n nig, 84bn year, who died
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months, we will endeav-
mon • , ,,.
or to serve our custom-
ers 'by -making- regular
deliveries four times. a •
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In....this way, with the
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Visitors -in this comimtunity during
the.' Week end were: Miss LOTerla
Minis of Toronto, at her home, Mr.
Ha
and Ars. rry March, Mr. and Mrs,
Moir, alsid Mr. Lou Woods and Mrs.
J. McLaughlin, all of London; 'with;
their • respective • relatives; Mae and
Mrs. Fred Johns and !baby, of ,Ilit-
bert, With 'Mrs J, Johns.
MT. and Mrs. Louis Johns, - also
Erronerson and' .William, were ;Sunday
migitors with MT.. and Mrs. William
Cole at Chiselhurst
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Mtr. and Mrs. Witham Brock, of
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Concert by the Stratford Boys' Choir and..other
. -; talent • • •
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ADMISSiON: 35 cents and". 25 Cents •
executive meeting the Huron
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ion the old homestead, "Lot 4,
Ziort, were visitors on ;Sunday with
of Pres-
.byterialrof
co-operation of our cus-
Mr. and !Mrs. WeS, Horne.•
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ion June 3rd.... Mr. MacKay foe the
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byterian Church; 'Minton, on Tneeday.
-past siic years afflicted by blind-
we hope to
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elim-
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w c,
- odstock, was the guest of the
Misses Young
rye's's, though his health wa7s valets
wise"tisfactorY, alldetb_Piligh Of ripe
,t0Illers,
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accidents, you
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gates are low
with protection
service and
In case
Agents
sire at your
tritia pratected
Ant° Talkies.
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cannot afford
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in compart-
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payment of
of trouble, !the
through , Can-
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this week,
, ,• Miss Jackson, of Egenendiviiror is
in Toronto.
• Miss Ballantyne spent the week-
end in. Toronto.
• The...Misses 'Watson were Lon_
don visitors over the weekrend.
• 7Vtr, .and Mrs. R, trownand Mr.
and ilVtler: J; A. lideigt,' of, Brantford,
visited, Sunday at the home of the lat.
trees sister, Mrs. -A, L. Porrieons. They
also attended the' funeral „Of the late
George C. Lowry, Brusselsc. a bro.
ther-lit-law fof 1VLrs. Long and' Mrs'.
Perteoni, • '
• Mr; thbitnas Purcell, 1Vti. and
Mts. Mtn grigh and family, .11,fles Ag.
nes . Purcell, RN.; and Miss 14tary
Metactileit- attended the ge-icluartion
-comm. Tex aft Wes -tem tintverslity
,i oft Ipo • , *hot-1ft; Tiodig
.„,„ .- . ',1 tbvittstkt Alkt Btueltelgyr Of
years his mind was keen and clear,
The diereasied was born. in; •Sutherlande
shire, IS.Sottland7, in 1852, and when a
small hoy, with his parents. th•e late
Ale/earrider lVfadlkay and .Esther Fran-
err, tame- to -Canada, aird settled on
wiltlere51' nahritaineery'llrwas8hu' iltTuarsterv5mitehd'
as. a. home for a year or two. Then
the family moved to lot 4, taking^ the
land from the Canada Company. Front,
sad bush Mr. lVfacKay saved 'and
cleared the anti -rearm
f. and lived
Ilbatough ruiany years a erh,appiing, log-
ging and breaking with oxen,. The
bearutifal term hometteiad as it now
stands -1s' entirely due -tic,. ihis labor
and planning. 'Wheat the Bret log
school -was! built or the corner, ,taillt.
listrIly biters, es the nott 'novo, eer.,
mai, git. •Vitstetit0 twt•S' Ate COL 616
Soinie-lhundred "-pi% WOW brftente'd
delay -in delivery. ,-
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as follows:
. DAYSMonday, Wed-
',' day, Friday and Sat-
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• - HOURS—Morning de-
' •• - livery: 11 o'clock A.M.
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Afternoon delivery, 4
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RATE -60c PER OWL
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Peter's, of arrrerille.
The Wong
anhiveirsary siert-vice
in s • or
rg, unte
Thamles Road,
s.peaker. De.
members of
take part in the
1 .p.m. rin the
M. Ross
from Clinton
hcone of her
Ivrr. eruct vim,.
one evening.at
Mrs, M., Tullf
mr.. Wi-Jarrett
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Idatio—itit,,,0 *loft—.
, '1:,4 taiiritflMetielathie'
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'on Sunday in the -Hills-
wi.11 'be talk"' bY R427^
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People will holdtheir ,
'on Sunday even-
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'vrilll .131, the guest
Smillie, of Hensallrand
the Kippen choir will
singing, Service at
oystring, .. ..
Love and babe returned-
Hospital add are at the
nigher tor a fev day s.
William Resat called
thie bon* of Mr. and
and fantilY.
OW Annie vielted
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