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os the recital Of heir trip And that
it WAS a pieeenre fOr her 't0 try; and
enlist the eleasuire end intereete ef
her heal -era The eveniegni entertain-
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eti sten by De. fyint SWIM% 12411th IVO
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e ,I ra...`e .6. anted, 'Loin and Found. Cush* Ilia
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1st week
.end W4tat
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efirtimum cheese, inet innertion
Era,h figure; initial and abbroviatkon
Conn ofeeneetke. In Memoriam Notiies-1 cent
Pnattlirlia,* he demoted to a Box"Number,
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LO *tia 041itiane1 Per Week will be dharged
Saturday night in the week in wild& the ad
'Bilfte, inserted free
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IX Cent e
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, 85 Oen* ies.
calm* as one word.
per wc•rd. enntouni. 'so cents .per week.
Care a The Huron Expositor, for 12 *onto the
li ada to a'beve eh" arre not Ve* 14%the
was run.
charge. ...:
beet/. The bride; Wes charMing tn ,n
brown chiffon Yelnet tunic deesn tveit
-trimming erten rnatehing epee'.
sateen Mee -Winery MeOlewan• elMfg
of the -nreom, .as • brideemaicl, wore
silk cranes with black nctiesern'-,
Walter ge/tOD, bralker.Oil thD"
' A et. ril
bridle, SilppOnte4 tile 'groom. •„ ........ce, 'se:
ceremony the bridle! party return-
ed to the home of the bride's par.
eats, elffere a wedding dinner was
servedi, The,. decorations were in
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le t neelninch Ticket
-1911.440. ayier-Mnrdoch on
. ,ehealtenelle',Oraw _for valuable.
.Prix.01447.11nIllig Tulip Qui.lt.
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Ladles PrOvIde Lunch -
'; Under entspiCes Kippen 'East
., •• 'men's Institute.
,Eleanor Fittb,er an amenePaellatt, and
a eerenet solo by Mr. David Kyle, ae-
oompanle.c1 by Miss. Glade's Laker.
ReV.. 1Vir. Sinclair preSided in Isis us-
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na • y pleasing mAnmer and) veleed the
a.ppeeciation of the audience in a neat
vote of "thanks for Mies Dupew and
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the copiers- assisting and Miss Greta.
L rale, as, president of, the Le.agu" e
is receiving niuoh credit'.for securing
'such good talent from Meeting to
nleet4114. Miss Dupew was dreseed in
foreign -costume.
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nee. en* sone. "‘„ \ use. ete wo' , cent leo
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Marriages and Deaths of
to_ needitorie ,Eic.=Ratannon..apilination.
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pinkeend white anti the wedding yen:
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The United -Church is --for
' et- n onto . ,nt-.e. _seinen., -- -,„.. neconeelw
-etre *let oteeon sent oleo It,
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--Auctsieneklann. -Notice-
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centered the table, 0.niy immediate
planning
eine. o
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PreiPerty For Sale .
relatives were present. Later in the
clay Mr. and Mrs. McCowan left by
much to the Psalm 109 was a sausage 'supper in the
sung; 1Vitsd Mabel .Workman led in Tbe farmers in this section- are
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•e„ we! • Calcnsa eabsira .
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'Scripture
jwiNTon-HRELIABLE HUS'I'LER WITH
• v. car ,to supply .consumers with 200 Wise-
hold necessities, 'Phousands earn $26' to $100
:weekly. If satiafied with such earnings state
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. poet sann----LAILGE FRAME 1:10iPSE;
4- suitable for cottage and garage. Apply
• to Box 92, :EXPOSITOR 'OFFICE.
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train amid showers of confetti for To-
.it
ronto, the bride travelling" in. a brown
dress, brown coat, fur trimming brawn
hat and brown- suede sheen On their
readin ' •• b Mrs busily engaged in fall' ploughing and
Drayer.; g y e
Roy .McLareen, 'after Which the busi-he taking ,up of roots.
nese part of the meeting took place; Results of recent examinations; in
a duet, 'Ivory Palaces," Mrs. E. K. Hensall Continuation Sohool are as
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age,' acatupation, reference:. RAWLE1GIPS,
Dept.. 'ML -13.63 -Y -K, Mentreal, Can. I
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T_TOUSE FOR SALE-BR1CK- HOUSE ON
.ka. James Street, seven rooms, $9.00 for
(Mick sale. Apply to WILLIAM GILLES-
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return they will reside on the grocen's
farm in Roxboro. .
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follows: Room It V -Harold
Hutton and' Miss Irene Hoggaeth, at- ; ' . Sr.'
c-ampanist; :Mrs. W, A. 'Youmg; ad --Koehler 81, Not MacElwan 75,
dimes, "History of Missionary work Blanche Thomson 68, Howard Leve
Parker
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"is to make a 00U cake
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PIE. Brussels.
McKillop Charge (Bethel, Duffs,
and Miesioneries," feoni the begin -68, Mary Goodwie 66, Ronald
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neon SALE -FRAMs HOUSE. 8 ROOMS, -Cavell
•L' cement fountiaticet, electric lights, barn
Church, Winthrop - Sunday,
Nov. 15th, ComMunion Sunday on the
ning of its origin until the present 64, Cecil Kipfer 5p, *.George Sangister
51. Jr. IV -Marion Drummon•d 78,
diay delightful in- 51.
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When Mother bakes her famous cake -qum-m-sit, it'a goorll Om
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remeas,
•11 VOR $ALE..--FOUIt 1tEAD YOUNG CAT-•
•••- -01e, Duehams und Shorthorns, rising two
Yeant; 'alio 1. white Durham hull 11 months.
net:de to A. W. WAY, Kippen. 359751
and six lots, adapted for marketgardening.
Charles Hnlbein 'Estate. Alters; to mats,
RICHARDS, opposite Collegiate. ,
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• Communion Meditations by
charge .
the Minister; reception service for
reception onnew members the Sacra-
ment of Infant Baptism. ;Hours of
which -proved and
tere.'sting. This was given by Mrs. Bell 73, Robert Camemon 71,
Hill of Exeter. The meeting came to Donald: JoYart .69, Emily Hoskin 66,
a •conclusion with the singing of June Saundercock 63., ' Audrey:- Twit-
Hymn 661 and the Lord's Prayer. A dhell 60, Jack Shepherd 57, Shirley
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' ber the time Sister Susie tried to match it? Recipe book in hand she
bestF yet we cake fell fiat, and -tasted worse , I
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cfel her
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For Sale or Rent `-)
Popular Stallions
eel -vice: 10 a.m., Duff's Church; 11.15
a.m., Bethel Church ; 2 p.m., Caven
Twitehell 57, Carl Deters- 55, Robert
vote of theniks was extended to Mrs.
Hill by Mae Beryl Pfaff and to Mrs. Press 54, *M.ar.garet Sangster 53, Laird
liudelon 51, *Roes Greene 48, *Robert'
Essential to any -Mixture is that certain sotnething called EXPERIENCE*
plus the "know how" adapting the parts.to .orse another to give
unity and •
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'S FOR SALE OR RENT - TWO
'farms; 75 acres, S1/2 Lot 10, Con.
,,Wftaillop, and 55 acres, SIRs Lot 19, Con.
,n,eninbert. Always plenty of water. Chas.
in Estate. Apply Si) IVIHS• RICII"
AIr)S. opposite Collegiate. .3594x6
OAKHURST EXPRESS
Standard Bred. Premium Stallion
A big, well bred horse that will cross well
with any mare. Will stand for the balance
of this season at my farm one-half mile south
of Kippen. This horse has stood at '626, but
to introduce bim here, his, fee is put at '00:
Church, Winthrop.
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Supper is Successful
The 'fowl supper recently held in
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Duff s ted Church, McKillop, Wan
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a decided success. The laces of the
congregation, in their capable man-
iss Hanh Murray.
Roy Bell by Mna
,Sangster 45,. Ivan Allan 31. •*Miesed
, 'rh,e Miesion Band of Carmel T
minTeacher. Pres-
a ti owes, H. . ons.-
owes, C
byterian °hunch will- hold their thank- exaBl
Intermediate R00111.• ile-Ross
Kennedy 79, John Beer 78, Loin Mac- meeting! in the basement of • ' Sr.---
Ole ch•urch on Sunday afternoon, the
15th.. A program is being arranged, Laren 76, Bobbie Nicol. 73, Cordon
• . Campbell 69, Joe Marks 66, Jimmie
a pleasing whole; Without this EXPERIENCE, Plus outstanding
gredients, it just becomes another disappointment end failure;
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Small wonder that more and more pouhrynien ' *pa
are depending on ROE FEEDS, because they are AgoiNgo
quality On
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payable April L. 1987.
DAVID KILPATRICK
• Klppen, Out,
Phone-AE[6=a 91 11. '
ner, .served a bountiful supper in the
basement of the church. Following
the supper the Young People or Ben-
wan . , •
a epecaal speaker will be .presern
tin an • en, address • Clark 66, Shirley Fairbairn 63, Ray-
. re .
The Thankoffeeing meeting ,Of the mond Higgins 45. Jr. III - Marion
MacLaren 775 Mildred Brock 69, Don;
POULTRY FARM PROVEN by an organization ji.N:itiii;:!!
that has experience, knowledge, and the necessary . .
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POR. SALE-FIF'rY ACRES, WEST HALF
"'"- of Lot 27, Con. 3. Ifibbert. On the term
failing
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miller United Church presented their
play, "A Outcast," in the body
W. M. S; ef Cerm.e1 Church, s held
on Tuesday evening, a especial invi-aid Williard 60; Ronald Steliben 60,
being, -ed James Sangster' 60, Douglas Corbett
eqttipment to give MAXIMUM M RESULTS at a
fair cost. e IA
S ',a, frame house, orchard and never
spring. Apply to Box 86, EXPOSITOR OF-
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Card Thanks
.Noble
the church to an audience which
Melon extend to the men to
be 'present, which was accepted, and 58, George Otterbein 53, *Elaine Hos-
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of ,
taxed the capacity of the building.
a large number were present. The kins 46' Howard Smale 33, *Elton
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play, under the direction. of Rev.
This u
for the Fairbairn. Sr. II -Shirley Heddep. 80,
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Lost And Found .
vinS. AISEXANDER STEWART AND
-- Annie wish to extend their sincere ap-
oreciation, and thanks to their 'friends -and
"for kindness
Wylie, was well presented and
received with appreciation. Between
guest speaker occasion was
Mr'. Wright, a missionaryefrone the Norma Sangster 80, Catherine Hamil-
Pence River district, who resides in ton SO, Math . Hess 74, Marion Sang-.
Jack
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Feed with oe
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, • n. e Blibbert, cattle beast Owner may
' be. to JAMES DOYLE,
neighbc,rs their and sympathy
shown them in their recent sad bereavement,
for the beautiful floral offerings. also those
who loaned their cars. 3597x1,
acts Mr.. Ralph Henderson rendered
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r'olos accompanied by Miss Muriel
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Moorehouse at e oan
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Th • ' ster 74, Drysdale 71, Donald
Gradate.
Mr. and -Mrs. A. L. Douglas and Shepherd 10, Patsy'McDonall 70, Glor-
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their daughter, Men Vair, .and little ia Twitchell 67Marion Greene 66Al-
.vin Snale 65; *Bobbie' Cook 64, Mabel
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Watch Your Profits Gr .
. •aeve siunfi apenytter
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'SOO, nouom, a 'St. -Thomas, Visitea
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eqeft#61.1e. Ont., 3597x3.. VMS-, S. 3. SPENCER WISHES TO THANK
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Fairbarrn 59, enalpine MacEwan 40.
-1-1-1- her kind friends and neighbors for their
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on Sunday' last at the home of Mrs.
*Missed examinations. -M. A. Ellis,
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many acts of 'kindness and sympathy shown
during her reoent sad bereavement, and silo-
IfENS#LL
John Johnston. .
Notices
those mito loaned their cars. 3597x1
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Mrs Mrn• Bei.,A,,, Campbell of Toronto vie. .
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ited a feiie.'•daRoom IIIJrII-Shirley Wolff 76
ys last week with. her •
'• Mervyn
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waviture vkteitherland Beauty Shop. In-
'Itanneeteee :erne • and other Please
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Pearl). and, one son, Thonias Russel
Censite Onhere are six grandchildren
Jeanette and Ruth-- McAllister, Ken, -
nee , • Sandy MacArthur 72 George Beer 69
Mr. arid Mrs.. Jim Miller accompan- e.. . • . , , •
ied by Mie Harold nh-erritt. of Toron- Mena MacEwen 66 Douelas Gook 65
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.96, ,prices.
make Uppoin - * early. Phone 152,
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U P4-1 ALL -1 n Scott Memorial : HOspital. Sea-
forth. on November 10th. to Mr. and M
danghter. rs'
neth • and Betty Parke, Tonney and
Billy Consitt. Sisters of Mrs. Con-
to eels nisenk-e - Donna MacEwan 64, Beverley Mc-
- • - nd visitiers with rela-
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tives and 'fn nds. Linchey (absent). • Sr. I -Ronald Moir
Juanior Hedden 844n Lila Moir 78,
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WEED ..C.UTTING
Township' of Tuckersmith
ALL PROPERIT OWNERS WHO HAVE
kept weeds cut on the roads opposite
their property are required to send the, bill '
Road Superintendent Kip-
, J1111111. Upshall, Seaforth. a
cRoziEn—In Stott Memorial hospital, Sea-
forth. On November 5th. to Mr. and Mr>.
A. .Crozier, of McKillop, a son.
TIfORN-At St. Joseph's Hcspital. London.
on November 5th. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tharp (nee Helen Heffernan), 12 Wharn-'
cliile Rd., N.. a son.' . .
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Sitt are:, Miss Elizabeth Forsythe, of
Egniondville; Mrs, Jolla McLean, Of
PientYg°°41`; M° Ittana; three brothers,
Alex, ForSythe, of Kellowana, B. C.;
Abe, of Tuckersmith; Tom, of Kip.
pen. Mr. Consitt has, two sisters,
Mrs, Sarah Coleman, -of Seaforth and
Airs- J,' P.' rapbell and son, Neil, !3,
Of "Wind** Ronal . ena.
nt the week -end with ll Hedd 16 Ruth Young 73,
Mary namilton i2, Ross Jinkii 71, Rey
mi'ae I .4...13 , 4 liedden '57. Primer -Joyce Broderiek
Mtsses to nre and Beryl Drnmenond
83, Billy 'Weide 80, Elaine Caeliele,
spent Sunday with relatives and. , „ . .
friends ire;:„Toronto. . . . na, ,Raly Campbell 78, , Doris Bnchan.,-
' an 77, June Kennedy 76, Laura Sang-
Mies Annie Car -lisle and girl friend . • '
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' •ROE FEEDS sold locally by:. 5
W. E. KERSLAKE, Seaforth. THOS. D. WREN, Mensal!,
IRVINE WALLACE, Blyth. HOLMAN & DAVIDSON,
ALBERT TRAVISS, Walton. L.:SCHILBE, Zurich.
• P. E. KYLE, Kippen.
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Wierthirop.
to R. Dalrymple,
. nee 76 Dorothy MeNaughton, 75, Fred-
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pent R. H. a on or ' before November 2015.
maw.' 4"1"--
Miss Annie, of Hensall, and one sur-
o f London. spent the week -end with . .
die Robison
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D. F. menaleGene, Clerk.
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STA,NLEY
viving brother, "se.'Illiam, of Henselle
66, Norma ,Greene 59,
teli pazenta, Mr. and Mrs,n Wilson
Harold. "Wfolff 48. -Beryl Pfaff, •Teacila-
'Carlisle: 1. •., '
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horde of LouiseDrummond on Bloventie held,* tenneent
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• Mt.• and Mrs. D.' J, Stephenson oi
Bayfield, a.ccompanied by Mrs. Ralph
Mr. and Mrs, Consitt came to Hen-
sail 'some five years ' ago from Stan-
Mrs. •Ailai. Mousseau anti ' daughter. er• , .
spent a few days in Hensel]. this . The W. A. of the United Cherch is
hokling hot Wed
,Miss
Wednesday evening, the 18th, the roll
rail tobe answered with a Christmas
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ni.eaittio. ,:soehil evening
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with piano setletten.y Mies
was speni
Mary Goof
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Stephenson, Parr Line, are visiting
friends in Detroit and Marlette, Mich.,
this week.
lee and are. highly- respected. having
made many- friends, wh.o wish 'them
more happy of manied
week. '-',.. a sausage supper on
. . . ruesday, Nov. 18th, in the basement.
Mr andeMrs Harry Horton and Mr.
and Mrs - Beer attended a sol- Mr. J. W. Ortwein, Mr. and is.
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,soggettion. "
.611Vtienthron, of Moose Jaw, Sask.,
is 'itiiiting with her mother, Mrs.. Ag-
win and Miss Helen'
Mrs. Maude Heddenand
Hese, being very Much
Dick; duets le
Mrs. Georg
enjoyed.
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. .nteene sAnn OF Fenit, Ann STOCK
"L -a- Mid. lements, at eonf onneesitton 8,
'Puckers: on , Saturday, ber 14th,
at 04339••• Inf.:" llorses-1 bladk enerai our
near. , eyes= old: dark gait mare 14
at
. years; 'mare. 14 • years : driver, 15 nein":
e Cana fey dew e Marcli t; red ow
, due
e 15thdu; roan heifer.1s4 yearsc
Aloe 4re34 eow, 5 years. due April 17th
, Mrs. lames Stephenson was taken
tO Godierich Hosipital last week where
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she underwent an operation. She is
improving as well asocan be expect-
ed. .
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Airrs. Mat Er.ratt of Mount El -
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gin Residential School, MtinceY, spent
many years
life,' and hope to be able to attend
their diamond ..wedding anniversary.
Death of Mrs. 0. L. Petty .
The death occurred on ThInsday
eveniug at her homenear liensall,
following a 'brief illness of only a
-Fred
diem e' banijuet in Hamilton on Satur-
day evening. ' .
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Mary, the little _daughter of Mr. and
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.Mrs..,DICIOil'aylot, Jr., who has been
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Serfuti- nlY;0 in Scott Memorial Hos-
.,nital•'•Seek-,64;ttll, as at date of eiriting
imPronefieg::firdeetly.
Mark Drysdale and Mrs. Patterson
tmotored to Toronto to visit Miss L..
Ortwein, who is seriously ill in the
Toronto General Hesetital.
Former Resident Killed
The attached clipping from e B. C.
'newspaper refers to a sad accident
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nes Horton and sister, Mrs. IL .t.
Paterson. ' . '
A very pleasing evening was. spent
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on Tuesday evening an the home eft.
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Mrs. R. Beinthron, when Group .No. I;
under :the leaderehilte•Of Mrs. Claude.
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•aluty lunch was servedi
of thanks extended to
and daughter, Mrs L.
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,Mte. M. G. Drysdaln.
nails in the use of their
' odeasion; -
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and a trot
Mrs. Bonthro
Simpson, I3
for . their` kiss
lima for th
2 Wee gown, milking; 1 two-year-old heifer:
2 bee er0 a year old; 3 steers f year olti; 8
spring carves. Pigs -,-Sow; 12 young pigs 7
weeks eld; 50 White Leghorn hens year old;
meant so White Leghorn pullets, ready to
lay: 2 turkey bens ond gobbler, Implements
-1 Deering •binder 6 -foot: 1, McCormick"
nrawer, 64cart; 1 aide rake, 1 seed drill. 11
hoe: ceitieston disc, 1 MeCorrnick-Deering•
manure Spreader, tend roller, 3.g:section her
row, aralking plow, Wilkinson, nearly new
gang Plow. 10-inah Lister grinder; 1 scit of
seen 2.000 lbs., coning box, silo blower box
and pines, wagon and boa. hay rank, 12 -foot,
hay fork and rope democrat, 2 buggies, pair
sleighs. cutter, fanning mill, large size De
Leval separator, neon new: churn, power
watthing machine. 2 bedsteads, springs, mat-:
, tress. feather tick. 2 extension tables, clock,
not of other articles. set brass' mounted team
harness, Set' atingle' harness. few cellars, 1929
Plymouth' Sedan io finit class condition. pas
•lamp and gee lantern,. 28 -,foot extension' lad-,
the week -end with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Erratt.
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'alr. and Mrs. Len Talbot 'of Bay-
field spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Andersen.
. Novn Sunday, NSth, the Goshen
W. M. S. -held tbeionuttimn thank-
offering service. Men Norman John -
ston who wi•th 'her husband-. spent •
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years as missionaries in Bolivia, S.
America, • was the guest speaker and
gave a very interesting account of
their work -there. - ..
Mr. John McKinley, who. has spent
assisting his son, Elgin,
rine-- time ass
at, the farm, has returned to his borne
in Clinton. .
few days' duration,. ne.....eirs. 0. L.
Petty, in her 75th •Onenr. .'vbe clones-
ed was formerLintAffiba Purly, daugle
len of the late Ilki''..'eend Mrs. Purdy,
former residents of 'netsal.l. and was
married a number of years ago', to
her now bereaved husband, Oliver L.
P ttv of the TownshiP of Hay. north-.
weeSt-''of Hensel]. She has resided on.
t -he farm from the timeeof her mar-
liege lentil her death, peeving a most
thrifty. and managing wife, an excel-
lent mother, an -as a most intelli-
.. - . ,•ng a
nt an* well-read persontae
ge,
great 'interest' in nrything ' pertain
ing . to '"Current'' eve ts.- She -was a
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valued member or t Paul's- Angli-
can Church end is urviN-ecr by her
• Mr,C•amdi'Mris.."John Dick. of Orillia
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were 'week -end visitors with Mr. ann
Mrs. Jamee Dick and other relatives.
Mr. and':"Ilrs. Les. Knight .and ch-il-
dren.of Kitelleher spent the Week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Higgins and; fam-
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Messes. Hays & Meir, barripters, of
Setif° itb, have opened up an office
here -in the Petty Block and will, no
doubt, command a good- share of bust-
Lees.
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Men Attend W. M. S. Meeting
The ladies of the W. M. S. of Hen-
United Church entertained their
husbands and frie.nds on Friday en.
ening in . the : scheol room of the
that ;beret May W. D. Papworth, of
Kelso, a C., and Chas wife, the latter
being well known here before . her
marriage as Jessie Elder, diamehter of
the late William Elder; a former real-
dent of Hensall, and who was 'here
'last summer attending the old Boys'
Reunion Mayor VV, D. PapwOrth., of
Kals-o, died Saturday from injuries; he
received in an autombbile -accident.
Apparently 'unable to see as wind
whipped heavy, wet snow across the
windshield -of his car, Mayor Pap-
worth crashed 25 feet down. the road-
side to rough ground a short distance
before he was to cross a bridge. Mrs.
Papworth end W.. P. •Rudkin, riding
with him, suffered serious injuries
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church, when there was splendid
but are expected to. An in-
. ea:nine ee
clover seed. 15 feet ensilage. 25 tons mixed
altadla and timothy hay. some mixed grain.
;circular saw. Terms -Cash': The Farm -At
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husband, three 'sone, Johns. of Tenon -a
to, George of Detroit; and William •on attendance,„ with -Mei. W. B. Cross
very ably presiding over the devo-
recover.a.
quest will be held.' Mr. Pap.worth, an
oldetimer of the district, had lived
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the tonne, time ,and plaoe. the farm,. Lot 13,
Concession 8, Tuckers-Tait:h. will be offered
••••• for sale aubjeet to a reserved bid. The farm
consiste of 100 acres, wemore gooar less,frawiee houn, nev-
artn ll. d mSe
er failing ia
and bank barn with silo. drive shed. Pig.
peaand ben heuseFarm well fenced and
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drained.. Terms will be made known on day
of sale. ISAAC MOORE. Proprietor : George
EL Elliott , irtuctioneer. 3597./
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mr. andelMrs. W. • Davidson
visited during the week -end by friends
from Stratified. " • ,
ai..„. r- and Mrs. W. Huxtable and
Agnes Anderson, of Centralia,
friends recently
Mr. and Mrs. R. McAllister and
and Mrs. R. 'Cousin and family
were
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visited
Mr.
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the homestead; four dauelaters, Mrs.
Tibbett (Elsie.) of Bayfield, Mrs. \T. tional part of the meeting. Follow
Wren (Beatrice) of Hehsalln Mr8. mg the singing .of "0 Canada,'" and
Charles Green (Nellie) of SeafOrth, the Lord's. Prayer, the minutes Of the
and Olive at homelast me wrd d t
, and 'one Oster, aseting were eaana report
Mrs. Elsie Ashman of Jordan The of the collection of mite- boxes was
funeral was held from her late rest _ given, by Mrs. George Habkirk which
deuce on Monday afternoon at two report showed the sum of. $124 col-
o'cloCk, and was conducted by Rev. lected. This is an increase over last
here for more than 40 years, He was
town clerk for about 20 years before
being elected mayor two • years agn",
Thf d
many friends oMrs. FreBore
thron will regret to learn that she
was taken quite seriously ill last
week and is at present at the home
of her motheninlaw, ', Mrs Robert
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neneeneRING Amnon SALE or FARM
-Stock. •Bnplements and , Household Effeets.
. • af.Lcit 47, Base Liam. liallett iloan,l,hin..,,1%
Mlles north of Clinton, on Friday. •NOvember
2atin et 12.30 p.m., consisting of the „follow-
Sag:. .39orsiss-Genead purpose Mare. Quiet
-and reliable Cattle -Heifer rising 3 yews
old, due time of snie: part 'Jersey cow, five
Yeara Cad, -freshened 6 weeks : black cow 4
. years bid, due Pferch 2: brindle aow 7 years
old, due April 2011h : brindle cow 7 years old.
due June' 24th: Holstein cow 8 years old.
due in May. Phis -9 pigs 3 months old.
Pottltry-About '40 pullets. Implements-
, Massey -me -re hinder.' 6.loot out : Massey -Har-
r..is mower 6 -foot cut, MasseY-Harria , culti-
. enter. set of disc harrinve set of 4 -section
harrows, 'land railer. gang plow, walking
to..., seiner. wagon,,, wagon rack. combina-
Shin meet /wok. hay rake. Portland euttor.
;sten tire buggy, set double harness, rset af
aireale biumess. • sereerd 4 -onto ladder, hay
stork. oar,. pulleys, rope, set of Etlings. sling
,actsehment, binder pale truck. string af bells,
tagging chains, intain bags, alout 8 lqacts of
anent slaver hay Di stac.le about set) bushels
tended the golden wedding of Mr. and
MrS.fr!,11101118.S Consitt in Hensel' Oa
Tuesday. Congratulations are ' ex-
tended by their many friends in this
communtit-Y of which they were former
residents. in '
Mrs. John Bonthronng Moose Jaw,
..90,8k., visited' t4he week with
ein w. ' jarrott and Annie. ..
Mr. and Mrs. C. 'Reibinson spent the
week -end in Mitchell.
Miss Helen Love is the sick list.
We all wish her a speedy recovery.
'Mr. and Mrs. William Oonsitt, of
Hensel], are spending a week with
Mil OrvilleSmith and family,
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Mr. Wm. Jarrott and Annie visited
at the -home of Mr. and Mrs. William
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Mr. Hunt, assisted; by Rev. Ven. Arch_ year. At the conclusion of the bust
Deacon Doherty, of Louden. Members neas Part Mr• Mark Drysdale was
. celled to fee chair and the following
of the choir led the singing, the *TO - '
bearers being H. Aldrith, -Edw.-ere splendid program given by the men:
Butt. Dr. A. Moir Fred M...a n' senimAddress op. "Armistice and the Mis-
Consitt, Dan Dew. Interettennis in done," Rev'. Arthur Sinclair; solo, Mr.
Exeter cemetery. There ' ST 'a large W. 0. Goodwin; duet, guitar and ac-
attendance and the floral .tributes cordiare Mr. Fred Hess and Mr. John
were marry anti beautiful. Zuelle; talk on "Africa," Mr. .George
, Follick; solo; 444'. • Claude Blowee;
Church News piano solo, Dr. I. S. Smillie; ceintrann-
Dr. W. M. Ka.nnewin, in charge' of ity singing, led by Mr. W. O. Good -
young people's work for the Presby- win; solo, Mr. Wilson Carlisle; offer -
terian Church in Canada, will be the log -in charge of Me. Ed. 'McQueen
special speaker at the young people's and Mr. Albert Spencer; solo, Mr. W.
anniversary at . Cannel Preebyteriae B. Cross. Dr., Ivan S. Smillie acted' as
Church on Sendaye Nov. 15th. .The accompanist for the evening. The
as in charge of Rev.
service will be conducted by the closing prayer wha
Young people of the cburoh. Mr. A, A. Sinclair. alias, Jennie mimes move
L. Chriatiani; formerly tenor soloist ed a vote of thanks in which w -as
,Bonthron, of the village. '
:Pay Tribute To Fallen "
Citizens of Hensall, paid tribute to
the war dead of the district on Wed-
raesdaa te
when a special service was
cold in Cannel Presbyterian Church
at 2.30, under the auspices of the Exe-
ter Branch of the Canadian Legion.
' The Citizens' Bend, followed by mem-
hers Of the Legion, paraded to the
church where Rev. A.. Sinclair presitl-
ed over the service; assisted by Rev.
M. A. Hunt and Rev; W. A. Young.
The order of service included: . Call
to worship, psalm selection, invocation.
prayer, Rev. A. Sin -claire prayer, Rev.
M. A: '"
Hunt; quartette, Peace Be
Still", Misa Florence ' Welsh, Mrs.
George Hese, Mr. W. O. Goodwin, Dr.
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, Healthful, Tasty and Economical
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• TUESDAY, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. '. .
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any day can be Fish Day . .. . .when you realize
just how healthful, tasty and economical Canadian
Fish and Shellfish Can be. Healthy, bec4use of
their Store
of hay 'and feed in
of St. Andrew's Church, Lon- stressed the splendid manner in
Ivan Smillie; the Last Pest, Bugler
rich of proteins, vitamins and minerals,
• of enta. quantity green
barni . buffale robe.. Inuilm. foifge. shovels,
antmenter'tt -tools. and other ferric articles.
MiliILLOP
:Vnited
don, will sing morning and evening. which the inee ;proved themselves fine
hosts and good entertainers. A tasty
Fred Beer; • .two minutes' silence,
Reveille, prayer, dedication, Rev. A.
iodine and other elements. Tasty, because. of ..
their easily digested and. ,finely -flavoured meat.
Also -a. full lint of houtehOld effeca, consist
erg of beds.. springs. mattresses. 'IniM%.
&beets, nithoon tab -1° Illwn. e'tc'v' tables'
linoleum rugs, Deo,* churn. cream severe-
• tor (aleasey-Harrial nearly new, 500 Mg., ea.
smelts; clhes. pots, ones. and ntunerons
othdr artieice. Positively no reserve as pro-
venter in caving up farming. Tenns-Oash.speaker
MELVIN Gamer, Propentor; Geo. H. El-
liatk.stioireer. • 55974
Mr. and Mrs. John Kechnie and son.
Gordon, of Rostock spent Sunday with
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mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler.
Mr. Wan. Doerr and lamibr spent
-Sunday with Me. nied Mrs. Jerry DoerrweizzidNectr:olaictihie;.rtorirm.vrniit.
and Ati'. ahtl mra. Chas. Regele
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoeg), spent
The Young People of the United lunch was served by the ladies.
Church will hold special services on Y. P. S. Hears Talk
Sundey. Nov. 22nd, a young people's
oir will have On Monday evening last a most
ch e charge of -the the"
cal part of the services and the, vest pleasant, interesting and instructive
for the deo will be Rev. De couple of hours was spent at the
Wit ' Coestelis of Wesley United Young People's League of the United
eh h - hi h ' mi •
Church, Clinton'. inn on. 'iv a occasion -,ss Dt4Pew
Sinclair; anthem, "It -Shall Not Be
in Vain." Carmel church ohoir; hymn,
"Onward Christian soldiers"; memor-
ial address, Rev.- W. A. Young. Fol.
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To -wing the service at church the
taa--lee
Sangster, for the Provincial Govern-
Eccinomical; because Fish gives you full value in
nourishment for every cent spent.
Serve Canadian Fish and Shellfish more often.
Whatever way is- most convenient..; . fresh, frozen,
canned, smoked, .pickled or dried . . . you gee
nourishment in its most delightful form . . . in
froth lake 'your
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George H., Elliott' will ten
on Lot 18.. Coneessicrn 1.
Oto ..ftoeth ot- KiPPen. on No. 4
Titesdne. November 17th, nerd-
1 onank, the following: nonties-
et ow rntEreg, 7 and 71
triteeceed to be in tottl; I beY
8 veers old: 1 black driving
seem old; '1 teem of ;tuckers. 6
eantlen1 Imre bred . Holstein
cild, 'in calf; 1 Imre bred Hon
dua nenuare etb; e Durtesm bell-
"'d (all aanThia their 1/scmd
initem lento •due January 16,th; 2
Pitta,-/ yenta IOW With 9
Fowle-lat) "es end en
teditits. din, 1eed-e2b toe* tit
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nittindri Sefont 'Memo:Ion-
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Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Knefebtel of Rostock.
Louis lloegy has been zonfined to
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tby house with tonsilitis. n
nina and, ,,„ _ _ __
Mrs Wm. Keenier spent
an afternoon bolt week With Mr. and
Mrs. Norectan Fisher of . Fullerton
mrs. eon Eggert is s perucips, .
e ne ••
leen weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Mary' Rsapien of IVIitchell.
miss Ev'elyn Hoegy entertained
texv friends last Wednesda v n4n
y e. e
at her home,
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McCowan - Eaten
A pretty wedding Wes Selertinized
at Cavan United +Muth Parstinnge on
Satt0144;: .14o*ember 7th, the Vastor,.
of Clinton, a 'teaeher, in the Colleg-
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The Voting People. of Carmel Pres- %ate, was the entertainer, and that in
byterian Church met at th th V fullest ' th te
e novae of e ei7 - • . sense of e rm.
, "Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Yong on nen_ 'Ilhere was a good attendance end
day evening and held their' second Miss DnPew from start to -finish! held
of a series of fellowship meetings, the undivided attention of all as she
with a splendid attendance of young gave a most graphic deectiption of
people present, Following the deVo- trips she had had in many of the
tint -al period, the following numbers European countries, giving a Most
given were greatly enjoyed and added engaging accorInt of the manners and
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eery much to the meeting: Knee, customs of the people, together with
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- "Faith of Our Fathers," Sung by the the description of the famous cities
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Wen; solo, "My Peek," Rev. •Nn. A. ,.
and remit distrieta, and SO Mitch in-
Tante.; duet, "Wetelman, What of teresting and fascinating accounts did
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the Night," R . ••!ntien tina, nie, Elbe give, together with her trips on
POO* Ilatte 4 , A . . , the Geese, 'the lest Oni=t 00! the daTilVdefilester,
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delightful nill/Ptmeeting oat Menden impossible in our space to, ghee j.,Wi
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and Comtade, 'Milian). Stone. for, the
Legion. The service, whith ivas
largely attended, closed with ,the Na-
tional Anthem. •
Mrs. Harry Ahray and baby, of
Lorudon, spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mts. C. S. Hudson. .
George . Mr. orge Fraser was in Ilensall
ent Th-ursdae Oni businese, and was ac-
companied by hie mother, Mrs. Fraser
of Belmont, who visited b '
mks oieneee, enteeete tier- cousin,
Mt, • Glenn; Love, of . Garden Lake,
spent e,' few do,ye recently with his
Mra. 1,E. MdtWan. -
. Mr': Keith thlehaunn spent ec Sir
days recently. with r*Intites andi
prime condition sea, or river, to
' table. • . • ,
DEPARTMENT of FISHERIES, OTTAWA
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KIPPERED HERRING :
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DePai.tment°f Pidieri.14 pered herring in small pieces. In
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buttered bake deb lint alternate
Please send Me your free Sepage , Janis of cooked petatoes, WI
klet, "Any Day a Fish Env" and' cheise, sprinklieg crumbs
- rteenee met mo delightful id wt1i la;vetie Add lieterme
economical Fish Recipes, lug to one cup et milk atid poor
232;c' over the SeilloP. COO With
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