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I— .W�, Z' - ' \1 � fowl supper at thq church. Fox a real I
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., �� .. - ORTH, Friday, October 29th. ' offers a better chance of makin churchL Not a little ,of this is due to I always have' a feeling Of excite- August 5, 1863, In Goderich,, be moved .i
0 . f,�'. �"" . g a hil men -t when I sit d1own at one O'f those to, Detroit when to first started sail- A t .
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11 'Vi� �Ir2;. � 7 . I 41 new start. The -pi6neer's` -work in A. Mcftrlaale. that's she's going to give my suit ,a along. WhaVs It going to be? Then Slidpmasters, put president of th& 4 � .
Y, , heating up the irons and I know tables, and walt for my plate to come ,Ing. H,e was a
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I � =4 : Huron has been Mr. Adlara Nlciholsoru, Of COUStauce, press. She's bustling a d with, a Mrs. Ed. Hawkins (%, Is editor Of be'r of'the Knights, of Columbus. The 9
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;5,1 . thij whole place has been perked up. of me and, whispers, "I know what F. Hodge, and subsequent .vessels, in P
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1 ":,;., ., � I Thomas Hill, Hullett. while 0-incing you like." She sure does, and' When ordler, were the Eb,sr .,
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�, I r "... - �. The people of Huron, as well as tion again. prAng . . . and Ethiopia, the black Ward, of the I 1, I
� , 1. . � _/ the guard over the straw knivei bAs r sort of scrape off a half inch of V,%pd Transportation Oompanj; the
.. I ��,; -, , , , . . liand ,came in contact with, the re- voo;ster, laments in, a loud voice that gravy . . _ that's rich and, golden- Majestt6 of the J. & T. Hurley Corn- f I
� "', W,., . thepeople of other rural constituen- . The barns and the houses are here, the pride of the flock has mysterious- brown and ,creamy, I- discovep under . �
1%;.:1, voilving knives, completely severing it. any; the Aftiral, for X B. McMil-
'r"I .. -Cle�, in Ontario, should experience a too many of them without contents, ly disappeared over nigh�t. it . . . a good big share of . ) -It
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"I. ... �� " . , feeling ,of satisfaction and well be- and occupants. The choice of"loca- met with a very painful accident 6he with a -.1. P I
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11 ��'_ Ing through the appointIment of - Ron.. day last week whem flie their feed in the middile of the .a ter- . half the chicken. att,a'ched to it. Be-, ships of the John J. Barlum Line. Me., . f .
,� . VLL ".. , :, - . tion'dild the price are prett� much in helping to cut wood with a circular f I
%:�� . noon, and wondar no -doubt if some- sides there's plenty of dressing and, Intosh was, made captiffi of the City,
, �T " ,an to one of the most im- saw. A large pile of ra14 fell -on; him I
�;;:,. I F. M. Dew in the buyer's hands. Why not take one- hasn't died. a couple of big rashers -of mashed pot- of Mackinaw fivo--y;ear,s ago.—GOder- - . I
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1�11 . , that of Minister of' It is true these Westerners are not Mr. Alex. Gardiner's new house is fact the wife is busy roasting fowl, ad with. pickles, tomatoes and what- Many Grain Cargoes in Last 10 Days. . I
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1, , Mr. Dewa to spend their winters in California. The crossi ,country shooting'match Down the, batch! And after that With, the arrival ,of the I Steamers .
�,'� . I . - - when we get to the fowl supper. Tha hig plateful you can always have -an- Robert P. Durham and Sparta at t.b,a'
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� ', tion possessing educational advant, old buggy is loaded down with fowl other ion 'harbor on � Thursday afternoon, with . 0 ,j
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��i��' � . ence ,a combination too rarely pos- it. They would also be assured o .. Fri I tz. winning by 35 points. tough pull going.,into the back lane you are Idek-ing up the last cruxabs handled here in the -last two weelo, .1
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, 1, I �, ei,=ent ministers. � He is, in fact, roads, good churches, good towns pices -of ,the Canadian Order Of For- and f"rl that there will be cake.
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,- �i,.". . rasters, al Constismoe on- Thursday ev- ' ' manage to get a piece of Mrs. Tim- I .
,.. , 1��, � . one of th6 best equipped and most arid good neighbors. a ing were 'Mrs. D. J. McGuire, ot ru,qb old Annabelle into the shed end othy Hay',s chocolate cake and, some- --G'Odeillch, Star. . .
ll, i T, � . . Ji p to tbe church, my- times, .two. .
, I.., I �, � conscientious,ministers who has ev- , And then there is the question of Seaftorth, aud Miss A. G. Gem,mell and I . . I
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11 "-I� . . good government. The Assurance of Mr. Fred Hammeti, who has been meet all the old friendis in the -lobby, ing filled, up, I amble out and up into Two dpeakers ,outstanding in blier 11 . .
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I'll, A �11 . GutteMdlge, has moved his- family to and when I pay my twenty-five cents, that old pipe of .
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,I,:,., - . studying at Willis Business . Western experiences, might easil be they give me a slip of pasteboard with � raine, just seems to in ,the persons of Rt. Rev. Philip Lin-
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I " �";. College, and the University of Ot� one of the deciding factors in induc- I herehas been, rented by . Mr. C. S. An- be sociable. I see Hughie Thonis tall,- time I am finished -the concert Is Honan, China, and Rev. C. D. Spencer, . .
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I - taWa, Mr. Dewan took his B. A. de- ing them to return. And, no doubt, ing to Ike McGraw and t,bey -seem to starting in the ball. . ,of Japan, addressed a capacity congre- ". 1
�4,.� Miss Florence- Soole left , on Wed- .
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I I ""'. � . at St. Francis Xavier College, before lon,g nescloy for Toronto where she has have forgotten that they ,have been There's notbing exceptionally good gation in, St. Paullsk 0hurCh Tuesday - I
� I ��.:. - gree . _ , if there is any Huron t that concert. I suppose city -night. In adddtion to the guest speal�-
,. I �a, I)rocured a good position. ' Jawing at each other for over a year, abDu I
, I Axltiquoish, Nova Scotia. For -two blood 1pft in their veins, it will. ' Much sutprise and deep regret was because one .Of Ike,& pigs has eaten folks would consider it as being 4%dck ers e-lergymen ,Of Huron Deanery pre- .
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. P��.:, , years he taught poultry.farming and 0 � . felt *nFlriday last on -hearing of the four of mrs. Thorns' prize chickens stuff." However, that don't '"prevent sent included Rev. E. L. Roberts, of .
I ,, �",.� 11 I . . . that's over a -year ago but they me from having a good ,laugh, when Wingham, rural,dean,, who conducted .
. ..� - ' . death -a Mr, Archibald D. Somerville. the opening worship s6rvice,; R-ev.:'W. ..
��,_ �Wollomics.atLKemptville Agricultur . . still keep ,reminding -each other of the jokes are cracked, and I really I
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: G. Bugler, of Dayfield, who read the .
V.. �al College and in, 1925 was appointed smith, on Oct. 22nd was very success- 'the fact, when anything goes wrong. enjoyed the singing of the Peerless
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.."." I Co -Operative Company, which under Mr. J. Steacy, of Zurich, 'has COM- "the big basement one I
I �. I .1 Then we go 1 else ,out "On the Road To Man- forth., and Rev. Mr. O'Neil, of Gorrie-
� �11'1 going to have any Indian Slimmer plated the painting of the exbprior of nto .
V. .. hishand has become one of the'big- � ` room where the long tab _,et, dalay." The storakeleperis wife,ca-ma The rector, Rev. K. McGouil, int,,.o- I � �
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, 1�1�: .: T h ors e who are in a position, to I . David McIntosh, V.S., while on a pro- and the clashing of di-shes . . . and stop when someone made her latigh their respective. fieldo.—Goderieb Star.- I � . 11 .
, ,.� ing early. . fessional vislit, as be was turning the
.1, �_ judge, confidently. predict that he owner at James McQueen's lie was people laughing. There are vases of - - - but We e.nJoyed every mlinute Presentation . . .
ii !,'�� 1 If the weather over the week -:end, thrown out very forcibly On ., the flowars on, white table cloths . . . Of it. Yes, in spite of -the fact -that .
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1'.t, �'. . Of Agriculture. He knows the value , had been brought in by the women.. St- Patrick's concert. the ,home of I I
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I "''. . . with a zimall, red ribbon- of s,tring on abeadi -of me I hoax Peter Jenkin's try social hour With their neighb�or, Mrs, I
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I 'j!, _ ' . from a serious accident a few days "Ousily woncleiring"if she would get. ough he,get's up the ,same place and the -bostese, assisted by Mrs. Bates.
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, f"',,,11 .. �11 . � ter of Agriculture, has commenced en some. beans are 'out yet, 'and as when his coat got caught in the re- Boy, does that table look good! old, hound stops. to bow'I, and that Lake Was inhile ,the recipient of a I
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.71 I;, ,I C) . li eved -he was cons-iderably., cut : and, ,.., . . and down the table a little, way with. � by surp�ise, Mrs�. Lake thani,ed �Ier
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,.,!�, would have to stay out for a Messrs. W. R. Cole and -son, Har- . I . I . " invited bhem to visit her in her new I I
19�v� -to appoint Mr. W. R. Reek, his Dep-- crops, home.—Brusse-1-s Post. a
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I a sagacious gone to Muskoka on a hunting expe- 'D JUST A SMILE OR TWU 0 Contracts Let For Work at Armory 4 ; .;. ,
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11 � . well educated -and has . 1 1:5 Dungannon. . I "Funny, ain't it, Paw," said, Johnny, Write, we know, is written right 1, ,.
I T� can tell whatAhe weather man -is I I ,. on Friday night last, contract$ were, . I I
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"i:- was, at one time, Assistant Live ZD , however, or I "Why, Mother's, a dear, and baby's For write, to be written right, ment for use as an armory.—Gode
" If he has any feeling ositor Daddy: "What do you mean?" We know ,it is, not written, ilght; is to be leased to the Federal Govern- I
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,� . .any regard f or- public opinion down November 4, 188'r iihttIe lamb. -I'm a ki-d� I caarit think Must not he written rite Or right. rich Signal. . —
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11..,.Z�, I ar m-, he will let 'up a little. On Saturday afternoon Mr. Joseph Daddy: "I'm the goat, soiL" But write, for so it's writtery right. I . .
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I serious w'. * I Arthur George, restaurant -oA-n.,,r,
. . - too much snow in, the past few . As the 61ored doorman ran down and' well, known citizen of Wt*wel, , ,
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� ,;;, weeks. * , . I I ing on a log when his foot slipped Dad (very bald): "Why doesn't to open� the limousine door, ,he t . -
?"�., I It-should'be remembered that real, . . ped and rolled the last four ateIia.' ,,",,,when. he slumped .... the, floor while, I �
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11'�"(_ I prosplarity in Ontario rests upon the gun went off, taking.- off one of the Jiuunie: "It must be be "Por heaven's sake, be careful," standing behind his counter. A wait- I
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N� � pleasant. Farmers can't wor�,, just fingers on bis right hand,. can't push its way up through the cried, the club mi-,inager. They'll ress rushed) to- the street for assist- f I .�
.. �.: ,prosperity of agriculture, and we be- Mr. Thos. Dickson, Seaforth, now ,concrete." think you are a member." . ance and- upon her'return he was di&ad-
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, �$4:1 �. J. Dewan, as Minister of Agi-icul- . . I . Messrs. Dickson and McMann s1hip- self: 'Forty-five at least'!" "I've been to a fortune,teller." R, J. Scott, of Cromaity, takin--
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.Ab". Itu're, and a second' in his Deputy e_5PrIlig _,er, so ped -on Thursday last eighteen super- Lady) Driver: "How da.re you? It's, "What did she say?" , his tea.m. seventy miles to the twen, -
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-i�, � . - I much sun, suel-'Imuntiful crolis. Why draught horses to Lancaster, this hat that makes me look , Id." "Notbing.. She just gazed into'.the fourth international plowing match, 6 I
I 2�.� - -Minister. . Pennsylvania. . 0 c*stal—aad gave me my m�oney held at Fergus last week, came home.
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I &�..,: I I . 0 , year decently? We don't want Win- cession of McKillop, dug a well late- tel and, the railway station?" Woodle: "I really dl=1 know what O'Connor, trophy for, the best team #
��1111 . I ' . I ly for Mr, Paisley, of'McKillop, fifty Manager: "I'm sorry, sir, but we card to play. I'm afraJd I've made a amongst, twenty-two pairs, of the' fin- '
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,. "�% haps we should not say iriew-gettlers, I . ,* _Exeter; Mr. and Mra. Henry str4lig.' .
..�j�, . vincial electd,on was, the antry of a Toronto news- The ftrmers of the Thames Road, " Life on the Prairie - . � of Ugborne, were surprised by a �
� V, I -them had their paper publisher, G. George McCullagb, who Usborne, have organized a farmers' 41, . " 0 number of neighbors and friend& 0 I. :j
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"" . origin in that county,, although man� and Mail, deemed it advisable, or opportune, ib of discusaing- subjects which, will he 0 11as lts'Co 'ensations * who I /
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Z. .-I of the newcomers may be of the see- take to the air. I . ef interest to them. The officers, ap- 41 �'
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V, I— , I newspapdr and nobod'y knows, 'how many votes treas.; Thomas Russell, chairman -of . § .
,41�� .1 two Counties of Huron and Bruce. I the hundreds came west on 'harvest prairie; I . .. -Iiiam. wood,1. gem- I 1 4
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Ry, t��. - than any other section of � Ontario. burn than for Rowe, was, the sariousiess with feeding the aninia When it broke I
.. 9 Instances the whole family would mi- after a Spring,rain, , . The presentations were made b-j� miss
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I 1 �,I).,� �11: . �d should net be. too serions.. 1� 11 Mr. John Beatty,'\, of Hibbert, who 1, ' Arthur Rundle. Mr. Strang I
�,,�::,_ .- gmtion it the 'West set in some fifty , Tibe Globe anct Mail has, been striving �d4per- has taught successfully during the In discussing, the changed situation Brighifaced Aurora rosy -finger- for a number of Years has been a I
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�F,)�, - ' Huron County, which futn4shed many Standing tip4o6 an misty moun- acted, In the capacity of municipal
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� , I � aince for go -ad, government in Ontario. it is tak- s6hool aftkr Christmas,. Mr. D. Hay, .,
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t��,, "'fl...'., I '' .As Brftce is coficerned. - , of Stiffs, ,%or, line our streets: the lawns, are stampeding cattle; �
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01 11 ;� I "'M iit': , . , - handed over by som,6 rich unoe, Are More keen. . James Bell; 2�4 Wim. Delaney; 3rd, are larger, more ,Imposing, and prairie, the green turning to etraw of, WInghem Hi I I
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1� and more genuinely independent than, some of . ' iron p1dys-1st, Leonard BUts,0111; 2nd, so t1lan 4*6rg&n.1zMg-4or the following year. � � I .1
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"I I A',; �� e bt duting . In M16st case§ thete Provincial dailies take the i 'Thbm" Walsh- b I clas s , spells abundibnc+--abundauce � ev- gold, stpjeed�up In the coffers, ,of th.4 ' "' Glee Club will furnish ,special I I
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� :`,d ;�,�,or I t 16 4ttiftido'tflidt if they-prese,ut Jm1n..dA-y to Alex, Wdly-1164r; 26&, . erywhere.1' grea.t Vatiefts Of the world. 1, music for the Christmas, COMM49111C,s- V 4
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1;uo);P�N I= . oomf&tablo, tomplicent, ea§;y-g61ng flogged people fighfing to -totibi a'�tco at the regular meetings. of the Uter- I / 4,
;, #64t"bold - or thitir bvm,, thoy ave r"dettig a more efficient , waO. not 11kibly ,to b,a'h"*d- this yel&'� peopie-, for§ooth. Rut� wa have ggen— hold -whoh, all the 01'sindn-ts AtY ��60,lsty- . The newly-eldcted .Of- /
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