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I . don has beert given to &fferences of Just face it with a will, 0 wl 3 d eancession " � 11,
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I I -tians 5-2?,; "But the fruit of the spir- conditions in each zone can be de- im-rarit that you are ignorant, Is com- Since God Is with You Still. miari, Miller Procter; secretary, W. A. rich Signal -Star. I To. Sanders bag 190, AAL eontlemms
I -It Is love, joy, peace, long suffering, resident with the ,��Iixfd� of CHM , r��,��
". I pended upon. The corn growing area pound Ignorance. ' Press gn with courage toward- the goal Galbraith; treasurer, A. Cosons; tru- . e�T,',',,
. ;gentleness, goodness, faith." Nurse Stricken I Year. -Exeter Tlibes-Advocate. ,��4,
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I I McRostio thinks there is a possibility vculd flowers. mittee, W. W. Armstrong. W. ,X. Hen- dQath's door, vdodm of viridens strep- in Mitchell on Thursday of Iasi weelt :� 1 ,,�,
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(Much di�rpend-6nce bag been placed ,era��me.�hs ago h$ . .�,,�!
The Februai-j meeting of the W. M. with notliiLg but jazz? won't injure the fire or the'other ir- � 1�
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. . -1 - * - on small plots ,throughout Ontario. "Not for a day, definite in your aim. Aim att what W4 . hile in the office the other day low -nurses. Sbe was in training only and Brediu, the latter withdraviW - � . �
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iseern. my way, you can hit. Don't consult your rela- Walton showed us some . "
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I Z10. 'Mrs. Hlaney took the devotional way the best yielding varieties. To Riit thUl surely know- tives. Consult yourself. The great samples fr9m. big col f with an ill-fiess diagnosed as Pneu- Mr. Curtis continued on in busluesp I I
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-he Church in'Action In the larger plots' were tried last year by Week a test was made to determine -Mitchell. Advocate- �', I
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students of the Agricultural College. the type of serum needed to combat .:��-111. �Ii
I . , '31ra. FL Chesney, Sr,, and, Mrs. J. For- So I securely g*.11 � Give your bedPOSts, Plenty of room- of bow they came into his possession the Illness. On Friday -'the serum bad Hand Sdverely Injured . .',,�
. � :rest; prayer by Mrs. R. McGonigle Results so far have been satisfactory . -John Oxeabam. You will enjoy life -all the better, but proved very interesting. Mr. Walton's 1. � �,,,�)
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d to' ton and wisely so, of the less ostentatious l,ittl.e value to collectors, but others Dr. Fletcher -Exeter Times,Advocatft --43:6
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I I -mother, Mrs. Jobn Downey. � there are a few varieties that are re- this connection it Is of special inter- is worth $50, and others are scaled Mrs. Hannah Marie Sanders is to- 0�k,
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Mr. and Mrs. Jos. O'Reilly and -ti quality *hIch makes the trouble. psychologist, salesMaV, and Wrl r . ' ,,A��,
1. .4children, of Detroit, are visiting the show Itself tber on the stem or leaf. to News -Record. aunfver"ry at the -home of he)r son- McLagan had t&e misfortune to fan . :,*4��,
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� I ''Miss Hilda Kennedy, of ,Stratford, and it is a true -one, for such a man that'a prominent writer and profes- . . 41,��,.��,
has collected -results of supervised Stephen, where she has resided for and, a cut over one eye. she Wa* . -ilrl ,�'..,
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. 6njoment are of little or no use, if up active salesmanship. He 'says ed a, surprise party at the home of -.��:'14�' ILI
susceptible and anay have to be di �orn in Devonshire, England, Feb� 17, her bed, she is able to akwo bar ftttp ., �,�J'i ',',,.
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1 Already several dlac6sions have been Ing good crops in many districts, Dr. Spring wheat Which Is, grown tO a thinks th6 same generalization C91k 'splendid service Tendered by the lead- , " . , , "
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