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weddin4 p„ puce lute utter ,p,art
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Hogg, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Allan
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monthly meeting wile be heed at the „Hudson, Mrs. Colin. Hudson, 1V1r. and
Nene of. Mrs. Leone/rd. Sitteng in Tuck- Mrs Earl Mitchell, -Mrs.: Logan, Mrs.
Harvey and Mrs. Carlisle, lieneall;
ersimith, on Wedinesideee Oetober 13-- _ - • .
Hudson, Michigan.
. GOOD
GAS
H.,WESTON -
Npu, .0 Avvotou, gede yery interest.;
-ing articles on the Proviocial Meeting
which was held in Lend= in June.
Mrs. Heidi° gave a verjr,fine report
her indthe literature
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Au addrees by Mr. J. B. Scott -wilt be Mr. Tone Marlette,
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of work deoart
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. el,* t. ; t 5 • 'I -COFFEE. -gives,
• on. -"OltizeneleipeeeeL
Shell StatiOn•
ment, also having disposed of melte a
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'will Sermon Subjects Poe Next -Sunday.
few- books.- --Other-very ieter-esting re -
---,that are better value.
RAND BAKING ,an.
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spqnstbilities.” - The yell tall be
„HOW I can make my community a -Egoiondville United Church. Rev.
better to live to" A, W. Shepherd, Minister. 10 a.m.,
GODERICH ST. •. SEAFORTHI
edeertd, were read du connection. with
the work. Miss McGregor, of St
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place
- "SundaySchool; 11 444., Tbanksgiv-
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Marys, was the chief speaker for the
D.R E‘ S'S E S
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even).
lug service 7 pen., "n:g service.
slam •
day and gave a very, pleasing in -
p404H• for 25c
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Death ef Mrs. Janlieson.-The death
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occurred! on September 22nd'' of Mrs. -First Presbyterian Church n ea -
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eamiesele enemeoy Jessie Bain, of forth. -Harold Colson Feast, Miees-
reeeefield. who passed. awaydae tee ter. Services for Sunday, Oct. 10th:
Sunday School will meet et 10; morn -
A showeT was held recently at the
home of Mr. and Moe John Delaney
is he of their daughter, Agnes,
prior' to her marriage'which takes
•and
t ting. - ddress_at.,. the. afternoon
:Male, - a '
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glylreentiugMeenefe;,omof t-Hhearrpinregstbony:
h-ro-ug-ht•
terY.
SHOWING'
FALL
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APPARELE&T.
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home of ther danghter, M113'. W.. E.
Adams, Vancouver, in her' 99th year. iDg liVal*tiP at 11; sermon by tile
Place Saturday morning.,
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NOW
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Dniester, The Church of To -day: Sin-
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CORSETS ,
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Mrs Jordieson went to live In Van
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ell::,,-uk Aii,Y,'
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couver about 20 years ago on the tiers In.eide and Spent& Outside.' The
evening service at 7, sermon by the
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death of Mr. J. mieson, who passed
"Looking
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oaks
awaY in ver. She is t he mother minister: Across the Line.
of Mrs. William Charters, Mill Road. Roman Catholicism: The Ku Klux
Mare and the Church of Christ."
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Mr. Jobh.,,Ewillg, of Brussels* was a
visitor in the village over the week-
Mrs: Jean Jackson, of Torento vis -el
ited recently with relatives' here'.
Mr. Harold Johns, of Hamilton,
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0.41\11 FLUSH
25c
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Mission Band ...I'vleete--The Alert Heertiest weloome to all services:.
Northside United Church--Saeday
end. . ,
James of visited
is
iv siting at the...home of Mr. and Mrs.
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XIIDILET Peer'ER 10C
'ea Ogle
sawome , 25c
Vele and handy ' ,
mission Rend ilea overweening meet-
fug in the Suuday'sehool,room of the school at 10 &M.; -11 a.m., "Thatilts-
giving Service"; 7 p.m "When Christ
Noethside United- Murata. After the - , ' • ''
opening hymn, Mise Ferguson led in: Comes to Us in the Common Ways of
Phaedra% The minutes were read by Life." The 60th an.nivereary of the
dlr. park, Toronto,
with friends in the village one day
list week.
Mrs. Neil Gillespie, of Sea-
forth, visited at the home of Mr. Jas.
Wes. Johns.
. Mr. and Airs. William Elford and
daughters were visitors in St. Marys
on Sunday. • :
HOSIERY
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• FOR HAND KNIT- —that are more exquisite
TING TRY OUR . than it has been our plea-
.
POPULAR ' '
1.,,:yE
church will b.e heid on Oct. 24th -vvhen
Scott on Wednesday last.
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BRAND sure to begin ,a,
MO ODY
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ee, tee
Winnifred Russell, and some business ,..,.. erodota. ,
was discussed. Mrs. Barber read the un'e' "'-` tor Rt. Rev. Dr. Peter
Brice will, preach at 11 a.m. and the
The village eeople were treated to
an open air concert one evening last
WINTHROP
emeemee
new sea-
WOOLS son with in many a day.
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KA,11., etoleseeoo_eeeee :me,
MASTERS POULTRY CONCEN-
TRATE makes egg pro- leg or
duothato-Crovt. . .pa.au
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A. C. Routledge
weeselp story. The Levet, Prayer
was zepeated in unison and Janie
Moffat read the Scripture. After' the
offering had been, taken, by Helen, Car-
mediae! and serteral hyinne had been
eune, the meeting was closed by re-
peating the Mizpah benediction.
President of the London Coeference,
Rev Waldimer Williams, M.A., of
•.
fowl
Sarnia, will preach at night. A fo
4sellePPejo:v1 l_l_bhe. held on Monday even_
wse " " ••
St, Thomas' Church, Sunday, One
10th. -Sunday school and Bible Class-
week, a modern way of electioneering,
when a musical VIM' poss.ed, through
the village giving out seine very nice
music and a gentle hint which way to
vote.
. W. M. S. Meets ..
The meeting the W.
iMMIIIMINIIIIIIII
The Ladies' Aid and --W. M. S. of
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Levan Church will hold the regular
meeting at the home of Rev. -and Mrs.
R W Craw on Wednesday Octo 13
The roll call will be answered by a.
verse on gratitude.
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at. 10 a m • Morning Prayer, 11 a.m.,
sectional of M.
S. of the Presbyterial. of Stratford,-
Eaton - Sperling -
Mission Band .eleets.-The Goforth
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"A Nation's. Greatness"; "Op-
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SPECIALIZE
Mission Band of First Presbyterian
Omburoehyheld thereir regulaBr am:el:ling:
prayer was offered- by Joyce Cutting
7, p.m.,
portunities." All welcome. -Canon E,
Appleyard, Rector.
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Southern Division, met in Cromer&
Church on Thursday last. There: was
a good attendance, 'over fifty havi•ng.
A quiet we --evves solemnized
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e aturday et -
.at McKillop Mans an S • ,WE, •
teamoon at two o'cloce, when Rev. R.
have charge of the November meet-
ing l w
• Roll call' be "A home-made
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wo con est were
'-d'n's -es-1ft" T ' t
then conducted by Mrs. Garrett. The
cot -under the doctor's care in Clinton
(•
Hospital. •
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Corn cutting and silo filling are:
the
AUTOMOBILE, CAS-
W. Craw', pastor of Cavan United
order' of the day in this vicinity.
IN FIRE,
IJALTY, GUARANTEE BONDS,
ACCIDENT A N D SICKNESS,
and the mi -mites- were read- and the
roll called. Deadog the business per-
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LOCAL BRIEFS
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Church, united in marriage Mary
Maude, daughter -of Mr. -and. Mrs,
Homemaker's Prayer and the Nation-
al Anthem brought the meeting to a
Mr. Lewis Tebbutt is confined to.
his bed with an attack of asthma.
' BURGLARY; WINDSTORM.
Representing' Companies who give
Security with Service.
iod further plans were discussed con-
corning a concert which' the Band in-
tend having the first week of Nevem-
her. The cellection was then receiv-
, ,
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• Mr. e.nd Mrs. Robert Coates', of
London, were guests this Week at, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ament.
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• Mr and Mee Howard Kerr and
DA.NCE
- in' -
STAFFA. TOWN HALL
Alonzo Sparlin.g, to Walter Roy
Eaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Eaten, both of McKillop. The bride
looked! lovely in a brown French
close' "
We are sorry to report the illness
of Miss Edith Pepper who is at pres-
Mrs. R. Fear visited with her
daughter, Mrs.-Hamather, of Dorches-
ter, last week.
.
Also Agents for Ontario Thresh-
ed followed by the Bead singing
"The
eon, an, o .. awa, span
I • f Oeh t th,e week-
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crepe dress with accessories to match.
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dimmotelee
en's Mutual Fire Insurance.'
----- Information gladly given.
WATSON & REID
M. A. REID - 'Proprietor
response after the offering."
Jean' Wright took the chair for the
devotional period. During this part
Lefiere Habkirk gave a piano inetru-
mental. The Scripture was read b y
Kathleen Holmes and Dorothy Smith,
"Why
cod with Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr.
• Miss 'Helen Hamilton, of Brescia
Hall, spent the week -end with her
Dr. H it
. uncle, . . ,. OSS.
a Mr. Frank Sills left this week
for. Toronto, where he will attend St.
.
FRIDAY, OCT. 15th
Archie ,.Maonrnchaenetdre.his 5 -Piece
ADMISSION : 35c and 25c
Mr. and!. Mrs. Elliott, sister of the
bride, of Wallaceville, were the at-
dt-ei•noda'ndtds.n Arftlevii• the ceremony . a , wed_
of tghe bride's as 'served at the come
parents, to immediate
relatives. The decorations were in
BETTER
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p 01 j".Leri:?y
Phone 214 . : Seaforth
gave a reading* the Artist For-
Freer Colors." Helen
Michael College.
pink and white, and the bride's cake
SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF
got Smith offer-
ed the Banid Then Mrs: Smith
• Mr. W. C. T. Morson, of Toronto,
emodeeneseereogoosegar
centred the table. Amid showers of
INSURANCE
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prayer.
told a story and the meeting was clos-
ed with the Lord's Prayer.
is here to spend the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. J. Ilv Beet.
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AUTUMN TEA
confetti and .good wishes the bride
and 1311'00112 left on a motor trip to
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eiling chickens,
e- -
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on a dressed
• miss Mildred, Duggan, of Detroit.
,northern points.
grade
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at the home
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Death of Mrs. George. Hudson. -The
guest'
a guest of Mr. and
is the most way
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<> S. T. Holmes & Son 0
death occurred oia, Friday of Annie
Ardell Corrigan, widow of George
Mrs. Leonard- Bolton. .
• Mr. Alvin Sharp has leased the
and Sale of
- MANLEY
profitable
of marketing. c ickens. .
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0 Main treet, Seaforth 0
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Hudson. She was born near Allistoe
in 1870, being a daughter of the late
John Corrigan,
Duggan, home on East William Street!
,
and is' now occupying it.
• Mrs. Isaac Bol -ton, wiao underwent
Home Baking
The smoke of the -election has pass-
ed which leaves Mitch to carry •on his'
,
.
Ross Murdie, R. R. 1, Seaforth, has just marketed wit ti us 149
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0 ' S. T. Holmes, residence -0
-0 Goderich Street,'West; phone 0
.0 No. 119-W, 'Charles Holraes' 0
-0 ' residence, Goderich Street, 0
.0 East; phone No. 308. 0.
0 Ambulance Service , 0
0 , Adjustable hospital be..d •for 0
4 rent. ' 0
0 ' . Night calls, Phone 308. 0
0 Day calls, Phone 119-.T.: 0
-0 Charges moderate. .0.
. 12-36 0
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and was married 35
years ago to George Hudson, who pre-
deceased her- by 24 years. After
their marriage they settled' in Eg-
,_.
mondville and in 1920 Mrs. Hudson
moved with 'her family to Seaforth,
where sh•e had since resided. She
suffered a severe stroke of paralysis
more than two years ago, and had
been °canned to bed' ever since. She
was a faithful -member of the Eg-
mond-ville United Church and was
held in high esteem by the commun-
ity because of eher cheerful dispose
tiou and Christian fortitude. She is
an operation in Buffalo three weeks
ago, has sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to her home here:
. • ..Mrs. C.' Reynolds, who- has been
viseting .h:ere, has returned to her
home ill Stratford. She was accom-.
pa.nied by Miss A. Kennedy, who will
spend some months in the- city.
• mr. and MTS. Allan: Stone, of Nor-
-With were here on Sunday attending
' •
the funeral of the late Mrs. Annie
Hudso •
n.
Miss Margaret McKay, who has
, . . . . . ' .
been visiting friends in town and N I -
AND .
MYSTERY BOXES.
Under Auspices of
2
Cathojic Women sleagne
,01 ,ill t. .
I. .O.- in -
LO.O.F. Hall, Seaforth
SATURDAY, OCT. 9th
. 3 P.M.
economy plan- for another five years;
and we hope that his health and
-strength will continue. I never heard
so Much. criticisin in which there was
no truth. It reminded us. of some
sohool boys who'd the gift of en -
tertaining their audieace to have them
ch:eer for the fun. they, were makin.g.
If Earl Rowe would have been. elected!
he would see to it that every farmer
weuld eave sufficient water supply
and that their crops would be bounti-
ful which no sane elector would be-'
.lieve, which they showed by their
vote that the wool could not be
birds on a dressed grade basis and received $240, which was 211/4 cts.
a pound, live weight. You may also obtain a premium for your Chick -
ens by special feeding for about three weeks. .
If WILL PAY YOU WELL TO .PROPERLY FINISH YOUR BIRDS!
WELL -FATTED CHICKENS ALWAYS COMMAND A PREMIUM.
When you are Winning your feeding and, marketing, we will glad -
ly give yoy -any information we have -on the market and prices. Be
sure to get our price before selling
s,.. " s
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Canada .Packers
CLINTON AND SEAFORTH • •
3643-1
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survived by two daughters, Mrs. Scott
cinity, has eturnd :hr hoi
Toronto. reto eme n
pull-
ed over their eyes all the time. Had
,
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Habkiok and Miss Vera Hudson, also
two heathers,
• 1V1r. and Mre. Sherman Stewart,
be been elected this would have been
e> H. C. BOX , o
William J. Corrigan,
Everett, Ontario, and John Corrigan,
of Crystal City, Manitoba, are visit -
more broken promises. It is up to
0 FUNERAL SERVICE 0
-0 ' Licensed Embalmer 0
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° .Ambulance Service %--
-0 Hospital Bed ' 4
. ..... adjustable rachet oPer- 4
0 ,. ated spring for rent. 0
4> -Night Calls Day Calls 0
0 Phone 175. Phone 43. 0
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Cooksville. The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon from: the residence
of her son-in-law, Scott Ilabkirk. Rev.
A. w .
,. . Shepherd, of th-e Egmondeille
United Church, officiated aeel inter-
ment was made in MaitlandbInk cem-
etery. The pallbearers were R. G.
Parke, two nephews', Albert Hudson,
Egraondville, and Wiliam. Hudson,
_Stratford, arles McKay, Robert
Strong and 01111 Finlay:son. The fol-
ing at the home 0..Mr: and Mrs. W.
M. Stewart.
• Mr. and Mrs,. Robert Smith spent
the week -end, with friends in. Cheeley.
• "Mr. Arthur Edmunds, of Hanel-
ton, spent the week -end at hls home
here"
• Mr. Wiliam Beton, of Rochester,
N.. Y., was a recent visitor at the
home of -his brother,- Mr. Leonard
Bolton.
•, Mrs. Howard Purdy, of Toronto,
Top Hat ..
SCHOOL OF DANCING'
is reopening el asses _en
e '
CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH
on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th
, under the direction of
KAYE MACKENZIE
' All line 1 D 'clog,
Rowe now to go to Saskatchewan to
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help that Province out of their plight,
If he could do what he promised here,
surely he can do it there where they
are in ire .
ed of such hel . Bal ,
P lantyne
will serve his people, to the, best of
Ms ability as he hae done in the past
which was proven, by the vote he re -
ceived in -spite of his two opponents,
This campaign was carried on in
the utmost secrecy as- the most of
the electors said little, but ,had their
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t
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Ctob' ef. ard. to 9th
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is visiting at the home of her par-
of including
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'rap, Tee, Ballet, Spanish and
miude made up to vote- for the" man
4,
In Ca:We:
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0 0
° WALKER'S o
.° FUNERAL SERVICE °
0 _,.....WALKER and 0
0 - JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. 0
0 Licensed Embalmers and• 0
.0 , Funeral Direetors. 0dan,
4t> Day or Night Calla promptlY O.
0 6 attended. <>
AMP.
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New 1938..
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ADIO
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kerelake.
0 Mr. Charles Hagan, of Zurich, has
purchased the residence -of Mr. Jos,
to e la •• • -
•S r y on. C alk Sta eet and intend,'
moving here from Zurich.
• Miss Harriet Murray was the
holdier of the hicky ticket for the
heautifte quilt donated by the ladies
of Duff's Church.
• Mr. E. J. Keating was in Toronto
this week.
Acrobatic. Also modern Dadc-
ing.
.Classes from. Kindergarten age
to young ladies) and gentlemen.
Registration from -3.30 to 4.30
p.m. Classes commence at
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4.30 p.m.'
N T UCTION - 25c
CLASS I S R
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION - 50c
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who was sincere in his" policy.-
ELECTOR: .
A pretty. wedding took' place last
Monday -in St. James' Church., Sea-
forth, when Mie. Bella DeCoursey, of
Egmoudville, beca:me the bride of 1V1r.
Fred Eckert, of Manley. They were
assisted.by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jor-
-of Dubliq. The Ceremeny Was
performed by Rev. Pather Hussey.
sifter the ceremony they drove
and ehe United States the week of October a to 9th
,is being observed as Pire Prevention Week. The Dominion Fire Pre -
ventian An:deletion in co-operation with Provincial Fire MarehallS,
local Fire Chiefs and others, are co-operating with 'civic organizations
in: the furtherance...of the Mims of Fire.rPrevention.
About 350 people ate. burnedtodeath ark, ;. much, large,r number
are injured by fire in Canada every year. The .recerded less of pro -
Pert -y !by fire in Canade during, the 15 years, 192.0 to 1934, exceeded'
$610,000,000. In -other words at our present burning rate approxi -
mutely one human life: is sam:ificed and $110,000 worth of pr'operty is '
destroyed every day in the year. „ .
PHONE 67
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e Mrs. Reg. Kers-lake is visiting
with friends in Rochester and Os- A. be MIL1,14,TV
wego, N. Y. $25 Rewar .1"yri, ia . L ATE])
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• Mrs. Margaret T. Mulligan, of , ._ CORN SALVE, for
the home of the bride where a ;sump-
tuous wedding breakfast was served.
They spent their honeymoon in To-
ronto and points east.. After their
a • '
'
Prevent Fires
Grand , Forks., N. D., will arrive -here any corn or, odious THEY cannot remove,
retuln they will reside in Egncl
MO
.
THE SECOND DIVISION
COURT
aimoy or HURON
We have a wide variety
iv-
' Makes and Models to
suit every taste and
'
vrith this wonderful new scientific prepare -
on Friday to 'Visit friends. tion for CORNS OR CALLOTJSES. It de.
• Messrs, Alvin Sillery, Glenn Hays 'sensitises, and relieves pain with first appli-
'cation. For sale .
and K. '1. McLean haver -returned to KEATING'S PHARMACY - Seaforth
Toronto to resume their studies' at • .'
Osgoode Hall. ,
-
ville. The gepd wishes of their many
friends go with them. •
Threshing is about completed and
report good returns-, but the buck!
.
These Simple Sugestions, if FbIlowed By Everyone
in the Family, Will Make Your Home
°
Safe Prom Fire-: -
offiet hi the Dominion Bank Boil&
lafx, Sea:forth. OftlIce *hours: rues-
• purse. .
, 6
IIMIORCIUM,
wheat is not so good. The potato crop
i -
Is 'very good., although Some say they
day, Thursday and satarday, 1.30 p.m.
to s "Pan. featerese evenhee 7.30 p.m.
to e Va.
Phonela 5 -tube Table
KIPPEN FARMERS' ATTENTION
massismonacoanab, '
feRitud some beginnin,g-to rot. The
root crop is good.
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1-Put lighted matches and emfokee out before you throw them
ch
away. Keep' mates where knell children cannot reach them. Never
.......„
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
model, vibrate"- type ..
a
At the seventieth anniversary see FERTILIZERS
vices of St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, We Fertilizer
smoke in thegarage, barn, or ante; nor.in bed'.
2-Reit:Love rubbish, and
$59.95
sten dan supply If
waste papere all unnecessary combus-
Insurance Agencies -..,.:, Seaforth
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Philco •4 -tube Battery
on Sunday, October 17th the Rev. H. needed for the Fall Wheat.
V. Workman, of Petrolia,. will be the
-ZUCKERSMITH :
tibte. ,materliols,.. Provide metal ash Amid ttabh taus. Burn rubbish
only in eefddely oat -erect brick or metal incinerated. Watch the fire.
, - ANNOUNCES
the purchase et' the inSikilitler business
od Moo ag, Stair, and the addition of
their Gornto:ales it* oar preVions feeili-
ties tatblee us to eve unexcelled ser.
Wee 1st lines.
Model, complete .
$49.95 s
special speaker at both serVides. T -Le - COAL ,
choir will be assisted; by Mr. Stanley We have a load of good quality .
Harrison, baritone soloist of Colborne "Lump Site" Alberta Coal on the
Street Church, Lonidon. way. .
meomeameamearmommoeemmemen
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of1ViLor. and Mrs. Paul Doig and Junior
ndeta visited with Mrs Doig
and IVIiss ianet during the week.
Mr' aaldi Joe -Daynieet,
3-Exantine all.. stoves, fiirivaceibitd' smoke pipes to. make sure
, .
they are• safe' and 'Well away from woodwork or other -buTnable.- Mar
- ;
teriaLs: Have needled repairs Wade.. at once. . ,
• , -I-Value the advicei of your firerchief who sake :that Many fires.
, all
Marconi 5
Get it off the car by placing order.
Mrs.. of
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are canoed by dirty or defective Ohintneye. Elia-Ve elle ehereney tleen-
illEAFORTH : ONTARIO
1040
-tube Electric
all -wave, Table Model,
ST. COLT-OrAIST -- $10.20 to, the Farmers.
, $10.80' delivered in 'Town.
.rontiac, Michigan, visited with Mr.-
and' Mrs, Robert Dayman, Miss Edna
Dayroran,
-
ed regularly, and have all defeeterePiHred• - ' • '
5 ---Escape the !Clanger Of inflammable NOM fires and explosions by.
.
PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE
Edward
accompanying them back.
-
keepingno aline in the house.. cecleaning''with
gas D dry w safe liquids
-
$71.95
Malady, Clarence Malone - October Prices
Norman McQuaid
The Many friends! of Mrs. William
.
,
o• '
r send, the war to the ic eaner. ever Start es wa. kerosene.
,
TUE IgeKILLOP •14
ostiRANcE co/y.
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Phonola 5 -tube Battery
Model, complete
.
and left on Monday
Stove or Nut Size
afternoon, for Northere Ontarki. •
Mrs. Jaimes O'Reilly and Mrs. D. J., $12.20 to• the Farmers;
O'Connor, of this Parieheettended the $12:80 delivered in Town. •-_,
• An mites cash. 1)".
,e6ruvention of The "Catholic Women's
n
Ohapme will be sorry to know that
911. 4
e .s not enioyieg her usual, good'
:health but a speedy re le -
, ,recovery s. look
ed for.
The October tAeting of the Tuck
• •
6 -Notify the electric C f • etri 1
ompany o ele ' ca, , trouble and' the gas
coMpany Of gas leadve., ,RePlace "bloWn" fuses with net. ones -not
%pennies. AVold hOine-rnade wiring jobs, Don't 160k for gas leaks
with a Match. . , . ,,
HEAD 0,04.G,E,-,,,4 SEAPOOTH, ONT.-
• $01L00 .
•
Macron"
League, held at Stratford last week. '
The Seaforth Farmers' Club
Miss Ehzli Downeyhas returned
y.
• -
. ersluith Ladies' Club was held ,at the
home Of AVIre. Roy Pepper
1 7-1each everynne in the family to,,be eareful or flre, to Watch
Are 1 I 't • irons 1 hefire ,fi (Wes p aces, eec ric , ens alteda 1,Ot r possible,re catises, and
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01410tottA:
'tete
8 -tube COnsole
' $129.50
- ' • J; H. SCOTT - secretary.
.home from visiting:her sister and bre-
thee Mr. and Mie. Thomas Chris-
oil Wed-
needay 'afterfition, 'October 6th.1,,• with
23 laddee3 6,6a
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every day to remove Old rags, pilfers and other rlibblik., . .
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. 8.-RireprOof your home as fa'r as Possible by fire -safe rorelltag,
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Mrs. Wilds and son,
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and Mrs. . t• ' ' . ,
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Lorentz, of MoCORMICK il,
the latter'S MACHINERY
Petri* Vialiu ,.-effer's eVerY.
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of el ' 84.#110:toirtithem
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gait ng the right kind Don't- hesitate
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Voiki ha•vo utatione dit"ere..- /*Mention.
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grwty.s. whore ,theenearesti
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ttaioit6fOilit li-''''
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to atop , the spread. Of
:a, fire ;extinguisher, to,
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fire -.alfirra box 1.9 end
sure the Maltese de; dearly' -•:-•:
th ' ' ' 'b • ' '
er an one in the : urding -
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*hat to do in case of fire;
ill 6, nig .,6e blanket, what.
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