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Nows. or To :•,
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sebetea.. a retired. roiesienary, telling
hoe Work in Anegle,. A eeading
.44,40 .1.,T. .,
, Spend*. the
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- theie Parents, Illtr. and Mire. .Charles
• Brodie.
Summertime- pecia 's
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'Jurzir Women'Institu. - The,
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Junior. Woimeale Inatititte will hod
theirigegulari Monthly meeting at the
h 0 of Miss Helen Beattie en Wed-
July .8th. T•he roll cell Is to
w,a, „gril.enselb•Y 1-"'Ue' °'avel'16eir'
emu isers•s \ eammice g.aase ea stlendnid
ToPort of the Meeting of atie . omu. 7,
winch was.
frlditairdTolerto.W.T.Mhi SM'eetting wses
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s. __. Mies Margaretea041,77 K•Ne of
• Ro0h.eeter, is vatiting at• the tuoinie of
her mother, 111fr,e, B. 'Cleary.
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• ii asci Moe. .11. Marmasen, of
Cleveland; sweat !visitors
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'Ewer'. y ontris'Stanciard---Quality----
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: .. 4„,OKANS ' Ca
• 4114.--,s'ert
needay,
be answered with your favorite do-
and its recipe.. • .
eloSed• by einging "Nearer -111YeGod
To Thee" and the AgiiPah hehectif-
tion. • A delicious lunich was served
. were at
. , 'home of Mr -and 12717ra, tO: Finkbeiner.
• :es.. sees. 9 . . Mapes Ids. and Eve Love left on
It-. Cold Drinks
,
White Gloves
g • .
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. Girls! Sox. —
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Silk 'Hosiery
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00,16ikIPO''''' JUICE_ ' ScE.,.
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Successfel •Music Pupils. -Leslie J.
lay Circle -NO. 4..... . , .
Friday for SWitzeriand, sailing- loY
the Alacenia. from Montreal. .
uee."P•ilaneY cult% en'P'
erfine • quality; zeew
• Mateh, better than reg -
tiler valise, Cool . arid
Dependable fine Orepe
we,aive. Newe•st alIedes.
WO -2, 3, 4, 5 tbs.
-, 25c
' •
Pryce and Beatrice E. Pryee, pupils
•of Miss H. I. Graham, have succeed-
ed int passing Gee& III .piano exa:m-
.,
. Willi . :
• ams -Wagner. -A pretty wed-
ding was solemnizedMary's
• AVON ICE :CREAM
• HOT DOGS .. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Frank: Cudmore
and Miss Nancy, 'of Toronto, are Vit..:
o
fabeics. Catchy ,,,
o,,e,„,,, ,,pair .. . ' 501.
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seasonahle.
paii ... , ... •„.,.....254_
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, fittgular 76c,
: . 69c
• 04); • . '
ination at the recent • Toronto Con-
On di Kitchener On Saturday morn-
eeurr • • . , •
June 27th, at 9 o'clock when
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'..,•-• and • • • Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, of Wood--
, •,
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IPFUED CHERRIES e
g for 2•51i
senvatary of Music examinations,
'both -of them taking honors. ,
.13r,. .
Ilinogse, Ellizalbeth Wae•n ' daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, of 190
.stock, -visited at _the Rectory •last
. HAMBURGERS' .
_ - week.
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Cotton Panties
• • • .• -
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Lovely Slips..
,
• - - -
PONE APPLE 25c
2 Tips Mar, . ,
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1 Box Basourr MIX, 1 FLY SWAT-
"
.. Watch The Bowlers.-oThe •Seaforth
Rowling Club extends a cordial mei-
, . ,.. . ,
tation to the eataze•ns of the tewn
'• t°
come to the and enjoy the
.Park
••...tilagievet,, oKi•Getchoeingeekieawas.wuntited in mar-
_I , :'' tilliarne, soh of
ai and Mrs. Soloman Williams,
aee ter )f.
Seaforth.r': 'Rev E. A. W h
. ., .
• Mr. H.°G.Hayst has successfully
H. WESTON . passed his first- year examinations at
GODERICH- ST. - _ SEAFORT•H thOsge taiwoodearte•Htill;;,f 'Messrs.
'Ha aeyr ezeilmt•eiIrn,
the
se . '
mote asmgat--"foft sand ser-
tic'eable...•• Made • from
fine •moellt weave..9Ca,
Well made from Satin-
and Taffeta matesials."
Lace tram and tailored
'styles '
. Wash Aprons.
'Good quality -Prints,
neatly taped edges; or -
.gantly and other triune.
.
TER . 15c
.all for
.green
shady and restful surrouncliegs ef
this laeal beanty, spot. There is Seat-
..et...
" d The bride who was given in
imoaraeeiage hp her father, Was attend-
(id to. her. at the altar by her
. • - ' —
Carnp'bellford, fOrmerly Pastor of • St
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Sar-
• Mee William: Sclater Mr and
Mrs. .J. 3. ISelater and family and
path. ig.la to
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Each - ... $1.49
. 25c to 4net; EACH -
bA/PES at 15c
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,binotlacinr cosn!"'°pclestilaitiitipillonfoin” y‘p'raPtg°rheintsg...• a"'
place
maid of honor, the bridegroom's 'SatS-
nig. The ,Rev. J. M. • Maegillivery,
Mr. and Mrs. Jblin Finlayson speet
the first of July(iin Galt with Mr. and
azoneemesa
`2 pounds
,
Ittjr.m. SEEDED RAISINS i C
I iJC
1st, package
ae, • ,
$.1EW POTATOES re
6, pourode for • 2ill;
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'TRY OUIR WHITE ,SHOE POLISH
with Sample Battle 25c
all for
Died in Lethbridge The death oc-
curried in Lethbridge, Alberta, an
tMonday of Miss.' Edna Allen, elderly-
Eiphrirsiber, who had been in the employ
of the H. A. McKillop store as •book-
keeper 'time 1910,: She was born .•:n
Ontarie- and came to Lethbridge in
1.90.. ‘N.t) relatives real& in this dis-
triet hut distant coueins live north. of
ter, Miss Madeline. Williams, of Kit-
chemer, . The "Bri,dal. • Chorus," from
Lobe/rig-ma' was played by the organ-
let of the church, Professor B. J.
Z,o•llner. The bridesmaid was Miss
, .
Mary Wagnet, sister of the bride.
The bridegroom was assisted by Mr.
Lied Reick, 'of Kitchener. The bride
., „l•-• , ,. ,, 1 ..
Ket0 1.c:tee y in a gown of white ,bri-
.cial satin ,cat on princess lines of
fie, or length, trimmed with white eat-
vow minister of St Andrew'a, SEIT-
nia, oveintg to a former engagement,
was out of the city and unable to
attend. The 'officiating minister, if-
ter expressing his sense of keen per-
soma 'loss, said in .part: "Mrs. Lock-
hart was a gentle, wise and loving
mother, a -most deboted wife, a true
friend, an earnest 'Christian, and a
werthy. member of the chingli. Hher
daily life adorned the doctrine s e
Mrs. L. a Kruse. .
, Mr. and MTS1. G. D. Fla-ninigan
and family have returned to Handl-
toreafter visiting -At the home, of Mrs..
Jlohn Horan. .
• 'Miss !Helen. Beattie, of Toronto,
spent the • week -end at theehome ;•if
her brother, Mr..J. Wesley 'Beattie.
' ' • Jack
• Mrs. Wright and son, Mr. .'
'Wright,' of Toronto, nirere guests last
English Chintz , .
Splendid for furniture
Slip Caverst, Cushions,
Drapes, etc. Very col-.
oefue reversible pat-
terns. , ,
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25c, 29C, 39C Yd.
- • . .
• Galt Bath Towels .
-Gabs:liable to wash . Or
surt. White arid strik-
jag colored patterns.
• You'll like them.
14c, 18c, 25c, 33c
and 39C up to 75C
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New Prints
.
Yard. •wilde,, s tu r d y
cloths in fast. d ,y e
•prints. ',Splendid pat -
terns..
17c' and 20C YARD
,
For growing pigs, Master's Hog Con-
Echnonton. A brother, Rupert, pre-
,deceased her in Lethilari•dge in 1934.
on sweet ,peas. at the ne.ckline. and
professed. Those who were privileg-
efeek .Jat the haute of Mrs,. R. M.
ffrsner. •mrs..
...
. . .
,
elemse,
oentrette has few equals at • $2.25
. ewt. ' ,
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A. C. Rout kd.ge
Phone 166 •
Funeral services weee conducted o.n
Wednesday afternoor, Rev,. e. m.
Pritchard 'officiating. Miss" Allen was
ameousin cif Mr, Wm. Freeniane the
ass es Freeman and Mrs. Wm. Bickle
of. town.
cuffs. st.the wove a bridal yeti o sulk
..tr
net bealltifall embroidered atf
cornetts, with Ya fan effect head-dress
caught with a wreath of orange blos-
some. It fell gracefully into a long
train. She carried a bouquet of pale
pink ibriareliffe i•oses, lily of the val-
Med come
:d :ten „tsliipLiiitnize.t17.:,:d
fottnid in ,her a beautiful illustration
tl• d bl 'l • hich
o those •epen a e qua bite1s „wi
we can newer prize too 'highly. ee-ege
her passing leaves us sadder and
poorer, I -am glad to be able to come
„fe .
4. J. Hedgim, dens
and Mrs. L..T. DeLacey motored up
from Toronto on ' Saturday. , Mrs.
',Dal,. axsrd will spend the surnnier at
A ton John Street: . . :.
• -*nese-Margaret White, Rflo of
,
RAYON
, Silk Tuscan.
.Feter Window Curtains.
.A.': heautifieloPe.ttern
, • ..
. Special. Showing
of
SUMMER DRESSES
COATS,. SUITS, .
,„. HATS, ETC' - °
• , cml,PREN'S
• Wash Suits
• A real buy for young -
--ster's 'Suberner wear.
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99. .
lev and maiden halt fern wi•th long
back here and bear my tribute. to a
Toronto, and . Mr. •Gshe.on White,. • of
and very spec. ,aosic ,
Come and see the New
•Prieed to clear
•.
Wins Wood Memorial Cup. - The
foil owin g from a „St. Catharines
tst-reamers The matron o'f holier
chose for'her go • a 'yellow net tov-
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notable spirit, who was. what she was
by reaeon of the grace of Gold that
Walkerville, are spending the 'hell-
days with their. Mother, • Mrs. M.
price. Yard .... uly
• •
. Things.
Suit. 59c
•
Insurance
s .
•
Having Purchased
. ,
THE INSURANCE
,paper Of June 26th, will be of inter-
est to many old friends in town, as
the winning skip, Mr. R. G. Winter,
i‘s a well known Se•aforth tild bey:-
`BoOsting in an inter -club lawn bowl-
ing tournament.on Thursday night at
er II' t if (I h t tch
, . ye ow a a an. sat o mia.
She carried
with ` white accessories. S ..
t f yellow rases. The brides-
a '1)S)nclue's °Mac
' •
,maid: Wo„re a gown ,cd pale 'blue net
()NTT pale .blue taffetta with a pink
, • •• -
with white- accessories. She
was in thee." Among those present
.. .
at the service on Tuesday, June 30th,
.
f 11 •• • 1 t* t,
were the o owing tea Ives... Mrs.
A D Sutherland and Mrs. Russell,
• •
!rota Seaforth; Iehrz Scott, of 'Rex-
boroo 'Joseph Scott, RoXbore; James
'Mae.,
. • Mies Emma Dinemore, of Zurich,
is a guest at the home of Mr. and
.
Mr:- Mj.r..1..anSdelajOirters'. Don McKay, of
Hamilton, were holiday guests' at the
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TAVISH'S
,
enema
,
.
,
. business, of the JOHN RAN
KIN AGENCY from the Guar-
linty Trust Company, I solicit a
continuance of your edeemed._
•
patronage.
All insurance records, etc.,
the
the Glen Ridge greens in annual.
t't•• f . t. ' • .
.,iion • or . he efohn .S.. Wood
etem a ria Ti Naha mixed rinks the
'• '
ning combination •was Airs. R.
. wAllillle. • •1 . •
en, .1-1. JR.. Di Woo:Mrs.-T.- Harrison,
and R. G. ,Winter skip with a score
f ••-• f '1 •
,satelt,
carried. a bouquet of deep pink roses.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the bride's par-
ents. The out of' town • guests Who
• - • -•
were pres.ent for the • happy event
from. Seaforth, Detroit, Guelph,
R. Scott, Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. •Somerville, of Wood.stock. The
remains were lovingly laid to rest
in the .
' 'beautiful Lakeview Cemetery
of Sarnia:7-
home of Mr. 'and Mrs. J. E. Willis. •
: .,
..e. Mies Helen McKercher, of la-
Killop, and •Miss Flarence Dirrnin, of
Dungannon, motored to New York on
Saturday where they avill...spend „the
summer taking a eburse in, economics
-
"
though she was only confined to her
bed a week before the end. • The de-
ceesed., w. heate maiden
Mark Hugall, was been anntahmeel-luwgiaill
homestead in oMeKillope-O-8-years-a-
•
' A number
of •Mr. and
'abnptrtneeveTnicY‘nvng
of-Mes-Rohert-431-ako
la friends and relatives
IVIrs. Orville Bla.ke, Col -
IsoihniP"thsePefiaattsa ovnerYthellaaaarm-
the-e-ecasion-be-
have been transferred to -niy of, .
i ..m,Hcame
3 vi .'f 1° Second
o. a ris ante p us.
•
and spent, her entire life in. the
filift,Ahirs,
• .fi•Ce and any 'information will be
.,_
.a ka i
pace went o the inn o . fs. .
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Eeclestone, J. A. Shaw, Mrs. Shaw
Fergus, Preston, Galt, Waterloo, .
LOCAL BRIEF S
Columbia University. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Brenton. Kerr, of
triet. Twenty-five years ago she was
Mr. and
wedding,yiinuas7oifveLetreaarrny:
Mrs. William McCracken
I gladly given.
united in Marriage to Mr. W•111
William
and ethoneiran
• M. A. REID, Prop. .
.
WATSON , & •REID
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Phone 214 '. • :•_Seafor th
H J Ecclestone as qki with a
o'
score of two wins and a plus of 12.
Tihrd place was taketi by a Buffalo
.rink skipped by 'Charles Cessford,
with two wine and a plus of 11." ,
Death of 4 1 McLennan - Mr
- • - ' - ' •
Alexander Angus 'McLennan, for
many ye•ars one of Seaforth'se best
.known •a:nd most prominent besmess-
• ' os
man died at his heine,...Victorra. a,
......
,
us Mr. and Mrs. Coulter and two
. children ef . . , •
Ottawa, are the guests
of Mae.: Coulter's 'parents, Rev. Can-
. on E. and Mrs. Appleyard, • at.. the
- „ •
Rectory.
Buffalo, aee, guests at 'the bOme of
Mr: ,and 'Vats. James Kerr. ,
• Miss Verna Graves is in Detroit
this 'week.
• Mist Maggaret Symes, of Sault
Ste. is the. Miss
Smith, who predeceased fher 12 years
ago. She is. _survived, by three. bro-
there, Messrs. William, 'George . and.
Jame•s I-Ingill, all of 1Conetenee. The
funerarWAS-theltd froni-lier lialteolieine
ington, Were
Mr: and .Mrs.
.
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visitors last week with
A. Wallace.
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„Presentation
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Specialists ° in All Kinds of
, Insurance.
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Wins • Fellowship. -In a letter 're-
ceived this week by Mr..A. C. Root -
ledge from Rev. "W. D. McDonald,
pastor of Knox United •Church, Agin-
czn, Friday, Jitne 26th. Mr. Mclen-
nazi had been in failing health for
eome time,. but three weeks ago he
Offered two slight strokes from
he dames-
, • Miss -Schaefer, of flat:OW.81, is a
guest this week at the ,home of Dr.
-
H, H. • Rms..
. la Mrs J.. S. iMuldrew, of Vaneou-
tMarie, guest of .
Helen Hamilton . .
• Mr. and Milo' H. J. .Clancey. • O
an
daughter, of Detroit, are guests at
'the home of -Mr. and Mrs. Charles
W d d afternoon when the
On e nes ey
Roe Mr
services weee condotted by . . .
Gardin,er, assisted by Capt Wooden.
an tell . arp, o t e,Salvation
d Lt Sharp f the- '
-
• IA number
• gathered a•t
Mrs H •
' • Harr
terneonJime
es to !their
of friends and neighbors
the ohorne of Mr and
T • d 11 • Tuesday'.
yn at on, af-
'23rd, to offer hest wish-
dau hter -V* I t •41
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •C> 0 <> 0 0
70 0
° . S. T.• Holmes & 'Son °
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0 • FUNERAL • SERVICE .0
4 • Main Street, Seaforth p
court, and formerly of Egmondvillc,
is a reference to the success of the
McDonald 'boys in their. studies. "Bill
and Bob both did very" well this year.
Bin got his M.A. degree and was
"fellowship"
which never rallied. -The
.ed was a son of the late Alexander
McLennan and Mary McInnis, and
was born in 'Woodstock. For some
years he was employed as a cominer-
ciel 'traveller and then in partnership
• ••
vole tie a vilest 'at the ho,me of Mr.
Robe Scarlett. . •
• rt '
• ilsis Mackay is spending a...boli-
day at Atlantic 'City . . ,
• .. . •.. - .. • ,-.„ t -
. • Miss Marion Sclatere of Toren re
visited last her
.
Stewaste •
• Mess Judith McLean, of .Harnil-
ton, is a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 'K. M. McLean.. - . .
i • . .
.. • Ma and Mrs.. W. R. • Black, of
Army, Seafortle Interment teak place
in 'Constance cemetery, the pallbear-
ers being Messrs. R. Rogerson, m.
Armstrong, William Brlittorn ,, , esages,
D •,... .
ale, 4. , /.144.7i„!fmong arid Jeelliigai.
. -
e.
t is week.
"
a musital selection.
and ;Dorothy,
.folloWed by
Marries Off
b f
The :program opened by
by Misses Jean
,Geramell. This was
e reading "Uncle Jake
Ii• • '' •
Is Girls, ' by .Mrs.L Wil -
*. — . . p
awarded a at Johns
with the late la. H. Broadfoot, he
week with • grand-
. •
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Toronto, spent the week -end with
fred Coleman.
The contest, "A lave-
,
.0 S. T. Hohnes, residence, .0
0 Goderich Street, West; phone 0
.
Hopkins University, Raltimore, Mary-
'land, where he will study for the next
conducted the American 1,Hiatel in
Brussels for thiee yeam;s, and later
. • •
mother Mrs. William Selater.
• .11/11se Jean Brodie, of Cerarina,
'Miss
Mrs. ,George Black, in Tuck:ersmith.
• Mr. and Mrs . William Hogg,
, :.MCK,ILLOP.'.. ,
story in flowers,"
Parsnip Family
was won by ' the
The following girls
0 No. 119 W. Charles •Helmes'. 0
e> 'deuce, Gladerich Street 0
three years on his PhD: degree- um
Archaeology.' In ad'dition. to free tui-
the Commercial Hotel in Seaforth, for
twelve- yrears. Since retiring' from the
and Annie Brodie, Of Kiridand
, . ,
. .
Miss Mabel Hogg and Mr. ,, Leslie
Hogg, of Stratford, were week -end
the home Mrs. R. Hale,
Eggert - Kechnie Reunion
Th • ath t'• f these
e ee.u.nron eel. ra ion o
presented a
Dorothy Gen:omen
mock wedding.; ,Miss
ea bride, Miss Bet-
0 East; phone No, 308.. 0
** Ambulance Service • 0
.0 'Night calls, Phone 308. 0
0 . Day calls, Phone 119 J. 0
0 Charges .moderate. 0
0 , „.
0, 0 .0 0 00 .0 p 0 p 0 0
tion and theefellowship, he will :have
a free trip to Greece each summer
with all •expenses met and perhaps
some small amount extra: That will
be in connection with excavation work
being carried en under the Reake-
feller Foundation. SO altogether he
hotel butsiness he had lived retired.
He was an enthusiastic . member of
the Masonic fraternity, being a Past
Mester of Britannia Lodge, Seaforth,
and a 32nd degree Mason of Hamil-
••
ton. Ledge, and a member ,of First
Presbyterian 'Church. •Dietinguished
•
•
T I, c
,
.
guests at of
kirk. . •
• Dr.: G. C. Jarrott left on Friday
to take ipost :graduate work in ,NewRice
, , , •
York for two weeks Dr E. Apple -
' • • '
yard will ,ihave charge of his practice
-during..leis absence- .
•
two fa/rakes was 'held on July lst
with 'about 160 relatives and friends
f • '•:• .
fromKincardine,Detroit,Kitchener.
Stratford, Rostock, Blyth, Auburn,
Mitchell Lacknow •Milverton Seb-
r. . • • , ' , • , .
=girdle and Fullerton, A good pro-
gaam. Was enjoyed •as fallowa, with-
ty ..Doig as
Macdonald
• .
ith Wallace
as best
;be , t se
ides fat
'"
Leyburne as
Habkirk Teed
e• e - ---
flower girl, Mies Edna
- • . '' '-'•
as Jbradesmaid,. Miss Ed-
as groom, Miss Bessie
man Mrs Jim Doig as
,'. :
er and Miss Margaret
minister. , MAO Norma
an, address, --dual.
- -- ., ng
has been a pretty fortunate boy, Out
in appearance and with affable, gen-
i '
..
Rev. H. C. Feast and Miss, Feast
1VIr Job • • L ' It 'wog
John - eleStratford,in the
n invio
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occasional. cnairs• were
,
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he has worked hard and deserves the
success he has attained." '
-
is! -Manners he possessed a wide car -
cle of friends, and was widely es-
' •
. •
Any farm boys between the
spent the week at their cottage in.•..
Muskoka.-
• Mrs. Harry Grieve
c"'hi.i.r: ' Welcoming''• . _brought
address by Mr.
•
Jerry Doerr; recitation eby Merle
• forward.
friends for
,Violet thanked her
the gifts. After a neigh-
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0 II. C. BOX • G
0 FUNERAL- SERVICE .0
0 Licensed Embalmer 0
0 . e.„
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.., Sermon Subjects For Next: Sunday.
___Northeide United Church -Rev. C.
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C Keine will he the minister on
Sunday .att 11 a.m. The Orange Lodge
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teemed for his charitable generosity.
In 1900 Mr. McLennan was united
in marriage 'to Miss Effie McLeod,
Odaughtee of the late Murdock o Mc-
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Lend, of ' Seaforth, who suivives himMare
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ages 'of 14 and 20' years, Inc -
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sive, who have not yet signed up
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and two chill-
'siren 'of Windter are guests at the
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home of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Grieve
ia.Z.gimindviille. •
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Mre. Shoeeraft who spent sev-
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. Marg. and. Bert Ktechme gave
guitar an so o se ectrons; ad ress y
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11Itev. 'F. ,E. M . ; es. 0,, lark, . a
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Kincardine, gave eeverail simpereona-
burly drat and
parted, !wishing
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happiness in
delicious lunch, all do -
the 1.. ,i much
her new :home.
Ambulance Service –
Will the ' ' -
as members. o f the . Seaforth
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weeks with her aunt, iss E.
tons, • le and Louis floegy, mouth
.0 Hospital Bed • 0'
0 with adjustable ratchet oper- 0.
.0 ated spring for rent. 0
conduct . e seeveces at 7 p.m.-
Ree. T. A. Carmichael, Minister.
Furst Presbyterian Church„-eHare
old C. Feast, Minister. Sunday
'with h•adopted '
is ., son and daughter,
Harry and Margaret. He is also sur-
eived by one sister, Mess Ellen Mc-
Parkerood•Hcapital
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Foal Club, may secure a copy of
.t.• he Rules and Regulations and
eel ,
Davidemg hat retuened to New York.
• Alio, •Cecelia Horan, of Sudbury,
is spending the holidays with her
organ land gaiter selection; Doreen
and E 1 E. . • •
ar ggert a guitar and. vocal
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duet; p ate e
' 1 1 t by MOIKillap members,
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school
at 10, morning worship at 11. even-
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mg eervice sit, 7. Morning sermon:
,Religion To -da yo Social. Action in
Reverse." Evening sermon, "God
Moves in a• Mysterious Way; His
Wonders To' Perform:
,Len-na.n, of. Lon-
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don. and one beother Mr. Malcolm
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McLennan, of Winnipeg. One. bra-
her John • McLennan died in Novetn-
her last. The funeral,. which was un-
der Masonic. auspices, and was . very
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the necessary application form ,
from Mrs-. Bessie Ken,' Secretary,Jack
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Seaforth Agricultural 'Society.
mother, :Mrs. .31olen 'Horan. . •.. r
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• Mr. Fred W. Sutherland 'and. son.,
of St. Thomas, an - . ,
d Mrs Mar-
garet De Wolfe, of London, were
guests this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.. A. D.
those taking part were Velma: and
Dorothy ,Sherbert Della and Norman
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Eggert, Marie Hoene Harvey Koch -
ler Harry Regale. Several popular .
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selections were enjoyed and
musicalt . ..
Mrs. McElroy . gave an instrumental.
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A. pretty
took place
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D-ublin, when
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Dominion • Day wedding
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in • St Patrick Church
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G loari ii. WALKER, Jr. 0
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a glance at
History." The merning anthem,
"Lead ,Me in Thy Truth," soloist, Mr.
Dalton L. 'Reid; evening anthem,
"Glory To Thee, My God This Night,"
solnist, Mrs. J. A. Munn. Heartiest
welcome to all services. .
St. Thomas' Church Services, Sun-,
doff, Ado 5th -Sunday School and
Bible Claes, 11 .a.me Holy Comimun-
largely attended, was held • from his
late home on Victoria Street on Sun -o
day afternoon, when Rev. H. C. Feast
of First ,Presbyterian Church offici-
ated. Interment was made in Malt -
landroank 'cemetery, the ,Pe3lbearers
being Messrs. C. Aberhart, Harry
Charters, J. G. Mullen, a N. Dimon-
/tette, William Brine and Keith Mc-
Lean. Among those from distance
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The , complete " application
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forms must be mailed to the De- ..
partment of Agriculture, Clan-
ton, before July 15th: •
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,Sutherland. •
• •Mrs •
D D. Wi
, . . . Aeon, of Toratito,
is a .guett at the home of Mr,. J. A.
Wilson .. . , '
Miss Florence Laidlaw, of Toron-
to is spendin the holidays, at the
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home •of her mother Mrs. J. C. Laid-
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• 'Mrs. Budd, of Pittsburg, is a
guest . at the biome Of. Mr. and. Wire.
Games and races were enjoyed. The
ffi r • ' 1 t tatty. f 11 •• J 'h
ce s were e ee e . as o (MS . 0 T1
Leitch, President;•-• I Eggert, sec-
retary. George eEggert treasurer;
Gladys' Leech, chairman'. of special
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comimitteeS Mrs. H. McElroy in
eih,aege .pf pdsg-rarni. ;The meeting.
will be held at Norman Morenz, Wil-
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W Grove, year,
daughter of
lair became
e,y, • ,
McLoughlin,
'McLoughlin.
:formed b y
Ffoulkes, after
friends and
the home of
where a 'sumptutrils.
Mr. and Mrs. James De-
the 'b 'd f IVI J esiiht
i ru e o T. 09 .
sten of the late Patpck
The reereniony.was per-
le
Hi, Rev. Father
which the immediate
your couple repaired to
i .e bride's parents,
repast was sere-
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a
G. D. Ferguson.
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ed after whieh
'the young couple left
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will preach; 7 p.m', eer-
who attended the funeral were Mrs.
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0 Day or Night Calls promptly .0
anon -Canon E. Appleyard, Rector.
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Charles Coventry, Mr. Glen Coventry
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• Mre. G. St afield and Miss Nancy
"of
TUCKERSMITH -
mi their
their -return
trip east, and on
will, reside thei
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and ,Miss Effie -McLeod, Detroit; Mr.
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of Detroit, are guests at the home
Mr.
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grooms farm
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here. Their
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. Broadfoot-Tyndall.-A pretty wed-
ding teak place at the Egrnendville
Manse on Saturday, June 27th, when
Violet. Helen, only •daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil " MOLeo,d, Flint, Ofichi-
gan; Mr. •ancli 'IVIrs. P. G. Mode, Bef-
fate; Mrs. A. McLennan, Mr. A. Mc-
Lemma Mrs. W. F. Martin, Mr. Nor-
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and Mrs. J. A. Case. .
• Mrst • W. J. McKay, son Ray-
mond, and two daughters, Reta and
Margaret,: of Seattle, 'are epending
Mr. Jahn •0. Doig, L.L.B., of •De-
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trait, was the week -end •guest ef his
mother and sister, Miss Janet. ,
friends wish
throw h lif
, g e.
!Mere and
many
them a smooth journey
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Mrs. C. Eck'art, amain-
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and Mrs. Harry Tyndall, was united
man MartinandiMiss Margaret Mar-
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the,holidays at the home 'of Mrs: Mc-
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Mrs. Joe IMeClelland and Master
Kennth, -of
panned by their
JG. P. Sills,
two daughters, Mrs.
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E.C. Chamberlain
in marriage to 'Mr. Clifford' Alexan-
dee Broadfoot, elder
tin,, Toronto.
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Kay's parents„, Mr. and• Mrs. C.
Eckert, an with their many friends
E•gmondville, are the
g treats of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh MOGre-
J:""MoKey and
of Seifert and ogre. Iv,
her eon, Raymond, and
eon of Mrs..
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gor.
two daughters,
ago& of the Sepend Division Court
'County of Huron
Office in the Denainfion Bank Build-
ing, Seaforth. Offiee hours:-
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturciajo
1.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Saturday
Broadfoot and the late Alexander G.
Breadfotot, 'of Tuckersimith Rev,
Charles Malcolm tofficiated The bride
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wore a plain tailored white tetiple
sheer dress with accessories to match
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an carried .a bouquet of pink and
mrli i te '
carnations. After the core-
wedding reo•ny a break -fast
.ummer
Death of 'Mrs. James Lockart-
There paesed away suddenly and
peacefully at 'her }Verne On Mackenzie
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•Avenue, Sarnia, on Sunday, June 28,
Margaret, the beloved wife of James
Lockhart. The deceased was the
daughter of the late John Tutnbull
Dicksonand
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in this Vieinity. ,
• IVIre Louis McDonald, 'of Windsor,
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is spending a ,few days with friens
in Sea:forth end- vicinity.
• Mrs, W. Steacy and Mies Pearl
Steacy, of Hamilton, are vests of
Mit. 3. F. Reid, •
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Mrs. Sam Phillips, of Detroit;•
' Mr. Andrew Bell arrived home af-
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ter a very pleasant trip.
Miss Isabelle Armour, of Detroit,
who has been visiting her friend, Miss
Janet Dioig, has returned theme.
from Seattle,
flying Mott
Mr. James
tting a cement
'Manle,y's barn.
'Margaret and Rita,
Washington, paid us a
last Sunday.
Hart has been bulgy put-
wall under Me. Wen.
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evesoing,, 7.30 pre. to 9 pan. .'
was serv-
ed to 'the immediate relatives at the
Mary Sloan, the eldest
daughter of a familry of nine. There
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and Mrs. J. K. B. Brown, Of Toronto,
SERVICES `WE CAN RENDER
Life, automobile; fire, siekness and '
actident insurance. If in the mar-
ket for any of the above lines,
kindly give us a call.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
home of the bride's parents, follow-
hig which the• young cau le left
ee ' . p on a.
tort honeymiron trip to Windsor and
Detroit, the tbrid • ' '
• e travelling en a
t d
-pm e crepe drese with white acces-
stories. On their return Mr. amid Mrs.
.Broadloot Will -reside Tin Seaforth.
.still leurvilve four sitters: :Mrs. Jas.
W)himpster, Aurora, Ont.; Miss Helen
tholdson. Aurora; , Mrs L. L. Creagh
re • ' B ' '
u tr on a , .C.; Mrs. IM. G. McCarron,
Victoria, 13„C. , The three surviving.
brothers are: Mr. A: S. Dickson, of
Natchez, Miss.; 'James R. Dickson,
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• During the Summer
months we will endeav-
e . '
or. ..,o serve our. custom-
ers by making regular
are ,guests of Mr. and 'Mrs.. J. M.
•Goventlock. .
Au Mr and Mrs E L BOX .are
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spendiog the week, in Toronto' and
Ottawa where Mr. Rox is attending•
the 0, M. E. A. Convention. .
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Insurance Agencies
The bride,
deliveries, four times- a
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Phone 334 : Seaforth, Ont.
34,354f
prior to her marriage, was
made the tecipient of two handsome
upthelstered occasional
Ottawa, Ont., and John T. Dickson,
Winnipeg, Manitoba. me. and Mrs.
Lockhart
week, and twice a day.
CONSTANCE .
G 0 L D
chairs at a
held
were married on' Decemb?er
In this way, with the
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ehower at the home of :her par-
emits, Mi'. and Mrs.
27, 1887, and lived for Same years at
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The cooking sale and bazaar held
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With the enormous increase in
Tyndall., which
wait attended by forty friends and
neiglibers, Miss Norma Ha'bkirk
road the address and Miss Margaret
Leybourne made the presentation.
Sunnyside Farm, near Seaforth. They
were closely identified with the Pres-
byterian Church in Seateith during
the ministry of the Rev. A. D. Mac-
&maid., D.D. 'Between Mrs: leeek-
hart and this minister of 'fragrant
-Operation of our cus- .
tomers we hope' to elim-
• f .
inate .„..
all ' unnecessary
delay in 'delivery.
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in Sea:forth on Saturday, under the
ausPices of the W.• ,A. of Oonstence
United Church, was a Splendid sue-
cos. The:Proceeds amounted to $39.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter visit-
ed with 'Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cunning -
EV NEARLIC EVERY IIOME '
Y1ou will find aritieles of Jewelery that are useless in their
present.forin, yet are ejaluable as ,
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i to take chances.
.you. Rates are low
' son . With protection
' Prompt Service and
4 elalms In •
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Contpany's Agents
1, ailit ire 'at your
r.Ont trips. protected
*it Auto Polleita.
:r Aint0 •••'• Fire
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Estate,
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in
payment
of trouble,
through
service.
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ml, e, of .Nort,h9ida Unit • ''--- W.
Cihurdh
bead their social Meeting on -Wedrn es-
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ary eftertiden, June 24th, et the
home of M T. said'Mrs. IIVI. 'MO:Den/li4
when a delightful afternoon was
ent Te weather sp ., e was ideal and
.about seventy members and friends
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were presern . e meg port af toe
t Th I
afternoon was spent hi a Isiocial way
after Which a good pregramrse was
given With Mrs. Oonsitt presiding.
nit illYmn, "Showers of Blessing"
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,Ecutsig litiva mits; ,porbereas reztv the
&mtiptjugig Lemon, Night 1.9, whieh was
with prayer by Rev. I`, A.
Carmichael. _Um Laing, the press
dent,. ge.yo. tot itrtonettertk tat
4 - i§ • - . g . • On
TN ited thtekoi- an& *i.g. POONA
14. ,.:: ' •-,'with., a, *amt. eolos • miti,,
memory there axisted the warmest
feelings oi
regardf and frendshi•• M
and Ms. Lockha111 r.
.ed 'rt 'moved to Sarnia
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in 8 w ere t ' lave rest e
era d d ever
since, and. where Mr. Lockhart ha's
been well known in business circles,'
in association -With hie son-in-law, Mr
•W. T. Sdotity. and in chinch relations
Where he hale 'been for man ars
h , y ye
an onored Presbyterheat Eider. 1Virs.
roxikihart Was in tver 'usual 'health
when the end came very suddenly.
The funeral was prilvete and was held
from.lehe family residence. The fifer-
al tributes were cushy and beautiful
and evidence of the high n regard in
which the deceased. was held by. a
very wide circle in Sarnia • and. ales-01
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vvhete The e tots e ed.
bY lief Ofrmele ihtlOVidd .ciiiiniater, the
Aim S. Siftsolv Illiaelt 114). et
Deliveries will be made
foll
as ows:
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DAYS—Monday Wed-
,
day, Friday and Sat-
urday.
IIOURS—Morning de-
livery: 11 o'clock a.m.
Af • noon li
ter de very, 4
o'clock p.m. . . . -
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' haste in .Aulaurn on. Sunday.
• Miss • Oludineris spetnt 'Sunday with.
friends in tOrottnarty.- • -
. Mias 11,azel IBloggarth, of tondos-
beret Spent the we'elteetiod with Miss
Phyllis Medel.'' ' • '
Four of IVIiiss Fergusen's Entranie
pupils passed on, their year's work:
David Andierson, Marian Lawson ''
Keith tom a bto '
e an , nald mutts.
'Ma'. Water Coek•and sitter,. Leila,
Of dinitorr, called' on their uncle, 'Mr-
Whn6 trugill, on Tuesday. '
Rev. and UM. Gardiner arid Eliea-
or -Andean Visiteid4Mr. tutct Mrs. Wm:
RtlititOti 101n WOCliVetilkY! ,
Death .of Ufa.. William Smith' •
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, ra. -Williaiti Smith," a 'life Icing
resident Of thlia idigifiet. IStgad tiivvaY
alb her home hafe Oin Monday; hie
29th, mute iiit intiejo dit-ft ploi, 61,,,
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. OLD GOLD MAN IS WITII US .
• Transferring Wail sentliment into Geed Crisp Dollars or ex- •
change them tor Otte up-to-date article of ',Merchandise that
twin he appreciated by :Yourself, and treasured by Mune member
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ef the family later on. . .. ..........
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