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I would include the fun time sisrvi�s. edby ;%,Uu,r�du County atuden uY tainin.4 condensed food , tb� ,"larlo grjeul,I3
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ota�mddlcil officer aAd Orve Oist�rjpt, year. The nams, suggeotea" wa.4 1� _- "" ��,�.,;ilggk: � I
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' 13�ence as of S�pt.%Aer, 1943 . .. . vent -ion of liql4we -,;i.t'fi �
I Mr, J., A. Wilson wggF preissimt and . '. Alice I ,11 ,,.',i0
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aug th jurchase of!,apart pt 4is pro,. I . . ... bite of something, an y VA er . eight., -, PQ'M, Lou. Matthem;
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-a Aumping, ground. , iThe Propert, , , I e concluded with' the. h6iVe that leR, Peter- WQYA_. `; '
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. Committee wai instructed' to, confer (Cgixtinued from., Pag4 i).. 1 5
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. tb , He spoke in ,the afternoon t6 a ers and farmers, wivss_avot4er,,,,im. 10, Archie' W. , 11 .,,, Ken WcLellAnd.;
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I council,, . re. . the ,purchase a�d given crowd of between 14),,00.0 and 12,000 portaut thing," and that they. wd,14d girls under 12, �-Z& is We tI ke r
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. ,-,� ...... . . farmers, praising thein for lbeir con- -to folAcw their 1'fathersl.ex- jorie Saudergou��'i'74,'jp' ude� 12, Neu
. power io act; . I continue . ys u .
Reeve 1, F. Daly -brought up the tribution in .food to -Canada's war ef- delfent calling," Wop,d, Francis �..Rqk
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9 . fort and urging them in a hokseman's The Earl was thanked for his spleu- 1-5, LOrri6 W9stlAU0, 'M&xiue gulley;
matter of- painting the parking spaces ;, �.. ex Menzies; Jack
� . metaphor not:, to, , relax now ,that the did talk by Mso, 0ardig '.M.P.,, for boys under -19, ,, _
6 ion-,M4ln 'Street, dnd this was placed ,'bQitom of the hill" is being aP- North Hure - I . . � ! AR I
di the handg of the Street Committee I I . I . n. , I J . McDonald, Bill, . Jetwitt. Bob 4a.ckson,',
. . with power to act. . I .. proaclisil. . . . . Mr. Kennedy, .was Infroduced ,by . 11 I., � I .
. . . I , no,on d* uer, held In -honor Russell Boltoii, vice-president of: -t_4e . .�P'14�
The report 6f the Finan.ce Coinmit� -�'Att,:4,6ice-r, � egaltarty in First Pres- ,Federation, . _t: . . . ... I ... 1-0 . . .!
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0 1 Wilson, $84.17- R. ShInen $25; J. byterian Church, the Earl of Athlone There are only twp things worth '- DVBLIN.,. ,,
. expressed -hope for an early conhfu- talking'about now, the war. and the iiiiiiiiiiiiiii . .;,_�,. R 1111IFF111111111111
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I I Currie, $85; J.'qgmmings, J89; Thog. sign tc� the war. ,"I feel that the end . that is coming, ,M Kennedy pecial H*-..,Vour of Ser*jces;
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. Storey, $34; J. A... WjMen�, pensf", will not' be long delayed now," he .=! Jt'is important to r� rememwb4 took plac e In St.' Phtriek's, Church on
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$20; Joseph Storey� � wages, $§.40; ;d6clared, adding, "Of course, I am when talking I the Arture, that, "it Sunday evening ig.., honor of the -an-
, Ernest Miller, $1.60; Joseph Heuer— not holding out hope that it'will be .
. - . Henry., �16igkar�th, *;ib.bb; Is part of. the ljiest�ut, L and that it nual Holy NameRAIly and the, Feast
nan, $A9 25 over tomorrow or the day, after." , depends, not only on what happens of Corpus ChrlgtL. . Special pray'erg
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q Martin TL7�p, ,$40.50;. E. B. Goudies 'Also on the afternoon. program was -here,* but E �
k1so on what happens in were offered for"k-i'just Peace said the
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$17.40; Natio3 * ial S6*er Pipe Cc-, an address by R. S. Kennedy, Won; other, -,parts' of the world. welfare and sug , cbsid of the invasion
�� . .$406.78; Bell, Telephone. Co.,,$3.25; E. treal, qditor-in-chief of The Family Rec'ently returned f rom three forces. A pfocesq!On was,held on the
C. Chamberlain, divWion court clerk, Her&,Id and* Weekly Star. *r. Ken- months in Britain, Mr. Kennedy said church"groundis, 'Jo , ined by the m0m-
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I . $16;. J. M. Govealpek, bailiff , $16; Bell nddy urged the farmers to co-operate that production has'been increased in hers of the Holy e Society, the
:Pngine & Thresher Co., $91,16; Pro- in building a new and richer farm life that country Opy means of the most members of the Sbdality, the Sisters
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I vincial Treasurer,. $2.49; P.U.-C., Else- for the future. . drastic and -dictatorial regulations YOU and the laity. Thqr, service was con't
Aric Dept., $3.02; W. J. Thompson, . The ' Governor,General and Princess tan imagine-". .. cluded by benedic'u0n. lot which tile
I $2.38;'-C: N. R., $16.62; Geo. D. Fergu- Alice were officially welcomed at the' "Yet thbse"'Peopid baVb* taken all celebrant "was Rev. Donald h. Bdn-
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I .,Son, $18.65; Beattie Bros., $27.60; J. luncheon by, Mayor J. 3'. Cluff,"who that without a murmur, . ... .
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I F. 15aley,,$37.SO; Rodger Milliken and extended "sincere greetings" on be- British Government put those regula- - Miss Clestia John4ton, a b4dereleet
. Allan R'Yan, $6;, Seaforth Collegiate, half of the town. '$eaforth is an tions into the,'hands of the *farms . -1 - --- .
� . I rs of this mouth, Was.,guest ,o- li - � .... 11
� *1,500; Geo. A. Bill's A Bond, $63.87; active colitre in 'Its loyalty to the .of 6aqh county. The farmens thern- .11 . .- - _
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I "' . ' 1). H. Wilson, re ration,board, $,45.,., British crown," N14ybrsCluff said. H - . ve 'de - ded how much was to be home of Aer parents I , Mr.. and Mrs. P.
: . . I ,.. . . - . referred especially to the town's con grown o1i every farm-,"' . I _ 1. .
* . . . tribution -to the war effort, stating Britain has produced practical farm- J. Johnson. An addifeiss was read and
� .. , Hurdn-Perth " that me. from Seaforth 4re,now figlIt-. e,rs who Still have time for public Presentation- ikido of numerous gifts
# I Ing on the shore of France, service, 'And' they have enabled the of Silver, linen, CiO4 and 'money. The
. (Continued from Page 1) , - "Seaforth's warm welcome *to, yoll 'Country to make ithis' enormoug, in- guest of honor restonded graciously
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the peace table than is but an indication of our warm, feel- crease in her food production. . and thanked, -the,, individual donots.
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I , , ,Mr. *Mackenzie ,King. - � ings towards you,and the,prown YOU "We must regime�jt r and . regulate 'The evening was apent'in dancing,
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i ,. - , - .. -, - P,esolutians---,",p,resB,ing..-.,eon4ftdenAc�-, -Op-pese.4,t 11 41ayo,r Cluff--concluded. - __ -011TSelves---and- -to - do7'that' we must. -the. -music --beJJng-..g;d,pp1i6d 13� the Ry.-
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I � ii *Minister , Stating that the ,Princess and he n an -McQuaid orchesiia. Lunch was
in the leadership, of Prime . piodi ... ce""I body of farm leaders" bor I -
nig, - Huron- both "'appreciate -very much what has and raised on the farms, but who' served by -a group f
. � Ki and W. H. Golding, M.P., . o. voluritari work-
Ferth, Were passed.-'- I been said, and 4re happy to be ,Yere,'$ hav(F`time to study our economic and ers. I ;
. Officers 'elected were: Honorary the Earl oI Athlone'commented par- social 'Droblems, and are able to meet. The L4dies, Guild. of St. Mary's
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I . presidents, Dr. Shaw, Cllnto��; John ticularly on the beauty of Seaforth anyone on equal terms when it comes Church, Dtiblin, -met at the home of
I I Es8ery, Centralia; Charles ipjitz, zur- and Surrounding country. The "charm-, to -thr ' h out 'any problem that con- Mrs. Harold Wilson, with a repres-
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i I " I . ich; Fred .Kalbfleisch,, Zurich; John Ing homesteads, green gras's and av- cerns them." . . . I entative -attendance. The president,
11. A. 'MeEwan, Brucefield; jamps BAj_ enues, of trees" reminded him � very �i "Unique school centres" which have Mrs. Albert, Rock".d&ued the meeting
I I lantype". Hensall; J. .V,. Govenlock, -much of the Old CoUttry, he ,said. been established in parts of England with the national, anthem. Rev. Dr.
. . Seaforth; president, br. A. R. Camp- , The Earl expressed pleasure iii see- 'And which "You may think of having Hurford was present and led in Pray-
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I . I . bell, Hensall; vice-presidents;t, Ross Ing the mayor and reeves at, the meeT,1 here," were described by Mr. Kenne- er, reading from�.the twenty-setond
Taylor, Science Hill; Frank'Fingland, Ing- "It i� 'most important that the dy. Called "village colleges," these Psalm. The ladies completed a quilt
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I . .. . K.C., Clinton; -secretary, W; L, Whyte, suppliers of 'food. and those who take are describ`�d as complete community during the afternoon. A dainty lunch
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Seafo - rth; -treasurer, Albert Kalb- it as their food should meet one an- centres, including School,' library, was -Served by ths7',hostess, assisted
, , Ileisch, Zurich; chairmen, municipal: other." . ' I stage' billiard .room- .and lounges. by a number of vo*ateer helpers.
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, � Rensall,. Ira ,Geiger; Zurich, Denni's , .Referring to the town's industries "Thi� district, with its �7,000 farmers, . Personals: 11 � ev., Donald Benninger,
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. Bedard, . Jr.;- Hiy, .Ivan Kallifleig,cla, �-pd location, he Said, "I feel that. Sea- -is as good as any, � think, for that C.S.B., Ardherstbuij,, is vacationing
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k. Jacob Hilberer; Zurich, Max, Turn- forth has a great, future . . . I feel Mild of unit." '% . I with his mother, 'Mrs. Katherine Den-
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I that 1p� th-e futuie Seaforth will be a . . ....... Most f�rmers do not realize to th '
. bull ; Centralia, Leslie � Richaids; .. e ninger; Mr. gnd' *-rs. Fergus 4ey-
I ' r thriving town, and then a fine city." 'full the advantages attending life In nolds, Defroit,,with,*V. and Mrs. Jos.
Dash.wood,. Addison Teiman; Credi,l Guests at the head table were. in -
ton, Gerald Zwicher; Stephen,, Town- a rural area,� Mr. Kennedy believes. Carpenter; Jose�h, Akinson is in St.
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'k I . I troduced by 'Harry Sturdy, chairman. "If all the faknaersAn Huron County ,
. ship, Roy Ratz; Crediton, Pat Sulh- ' Joseph's Hospital, 4ndou, for treat -
t Ru,gsell 1361ton ihajiked - the women , ,
. . belonged to the Federation and took - ' ieWiJill so' Ith
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� Ivan; Grand Bend., William Holt; Hib- ment; Joseph EVan,
� who arranged the�banquei, and Mrs. an active interest in it, this would -,be Ills mother, Mrs. ;4
bert, Lloyd Colquboun, John F. Miir- Reg Kerslake. replied bn behalf of ,,,,thari., iyawnlis;
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. a better,'fnore prosperous. county in:.a Miss Etdtth'KrauSko& ,
. ,� Kitchener, with.
-�arbara Kirkman A:uxiliim 'Solos few years i her, parents, ..Mr. .gAd Mrs. Albert
I I . phy, Robert Burchill;, Fullarton, Har- the � "I I I ?
11 old McKs -, Science Hill; Btll.Tier; weie sung by. 'Margaret - B.,rad-ford, of Statini.-that"Pwhat we 'have 19 one- I �, I
Staulayj R`�,�,Lwqqiitj Mrs. -W,' XQEW- h6ndoii. .: . .. . . I . . � . .. . thing, �but what-w-e.do is,going to Kra-ushopfi. Mrs , cis G'ossop and
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I .. .'4,p Laf,Wo ;O :`R': 11 �. -o thi,-- v"'e-- Alfect tlf9_ future grdatly�,11 Mr. Iteii 7 eftyp - "I I
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I . 31ax Rhynxv,;' Goderich Towns IP, regal, party w�nt to 'the- Lions Park' nedy quoted a verse which, he said ior" *1',�pr.
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I .Jim, Stirling; 6�dieiicb, J. W. Craigie; where 100 men from ' " O'Connell, Londo -
. . Ipperwash camp, t lunch by Princess c
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.Mrs. Hourie;', Clipton, L. Paisley; Ex- lined in a guard of honor before t'26 Alfee: God has given us two ends ..t,-khei
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I eter, MeL Southcott, Miss Laura Jeck- blatfdrm' were �inspected b - to "use. here; William Hanley. lia
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11 \ � . �ell, B W�. Tuckey; Usbor-ne, - Percy ernor-Generaj. Martial music was with. It all de,pFnds which one we to where he will enlist in the R.C.N.
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i . Fassin'ore, W., J. Routley; , Tu I cker- played by a band from the Royal Can- use, head, we N=, tails w, e lose.' V.R.; Mi. and Mrs_� -0. Rowe and
i , . . pmith, Charles, McKaY, Mqlly' Crich; adian Regiment, London. Seated -on the platform, in addition daughter and Miss Beiinice Donnelly,
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Mrs. L. Fdrtune, Sestorth, George D. A choir of school. children,if-rom, all 'to Their Excellencies and Mr. 'Ken- St�atfdrd, with Mr. and' ltrs.' Frank
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Ferguson; Hullett, Ross McGrego-r;, -parts of. Huron County, --under the.d.- nedy,,were Mr. and Mrs: Harry Stur- Donnelly; Private Dalton Burns, of
. McKillop, Gordon McGavin. ' . I. rection of -Miss M. .E. Turnbull, open- Burn n iiii
, dy, Mrs. ,W. 'L. Whyte, Mr. and Mrs. Hainiltion, and'Gerald s; Cli to ,
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I The resolutions-�pkssed read as fol- ed .the -program with "O Canada" and W. I-,. Go , Wing, Mr. and Mrs. Bison with their, parents, Mr.,, and Mrs , .
,.., loWs. - "Be it resolved that this an- "The Maple,Leaf Forever,,','-imd-- Rev. Cardiff,' . Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred. Watson, Frank Burns.' i I .. -.1. I I 1�
,. . I nual meeting of �the. Liberal Associa- R. -P. D. Hurford led a prayer for the Mr. and Mrs. Archie Morgan, Miss . I .
A . ion of South Huron and Perth, here Invasio nforces. . I . . Vera -Grenfell, lady-in-waiting; Maj'or - . .
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I . i The Governor-General was intro- -Clp,L,yt.on, aide-de-camp; Col. and '
.gssembled; place on record.,our com� . I I Mark BRUCEFIELD �
. plete' confidence and loyalty to the duced- by W. H. Goldin ' g,. M.P., for Mrs. Wt"'M. King, Rev. and ,Mrs. R. ___11111111111111111111111
I .1 present Liberal administrition of"00 Huron-Pertb, who reviewed briefly his . P. D. IIiiifo�d, Dr. and Mrs. Hobbs I The W.A. held their reiularmonth-
. Dominion- of Canada, and 'also 1 . n our distinguished career �a S Taylor, and M,r. afid Mrs. John Hanna. I' meeting on Tuesday � afternoon,
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I aeader, the Rt. Ron. W. L. Mack I eii- statesman. . After the program, livestock parad- Y the
I .zie King, Prime Minister of Canada." . He had at firs ' t feared that it would, in front of the platform. , . June ,6th, in the 'basement of -
I . ' not be possible'to fit ,the.visit to Sea-' , (td . . church." Ywenty-five members answer
� . "Bprit resolved .that the Liberal As- forth iritb .his schedule . ,Following the reception of farmers ed,the roll. The president was fif the
I His Excel- and their wives,'- Their Excellencies chair and'Mrs. Atkinson'took. the de-
'. . sociation Of South Huron iind P�rth, ai However, the 'county's '11
, , I - lency s id. . 1. attefided the irst part of a military -
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. . here assembled, do herel�y'- reaffirm members "impressed on me what a displak presented b,y the troops from votional. services. The- regular busi-
. I -our full confidence and loyalty in our beautiful country this is-, and that is -Ipperwasli, then toured the labor4av- ness was transacted and the Program
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� present member for South Huron, Mr. i,hy'l am -here." I . I Ing devices, exhibits and livestock which followed was arranged by
.W. H. Golding, of -Seafortb." - I -
. , — P., I show. � Group I 'and was in keeping with 16
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.1 I . - ., . . � . .General 'commented:, "I was afraid Local industries were repe6sented va .
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. that I had br6ught bad weather7 but by The Hesky- Flax Products Ltd: en ,to the members to listen to th�
k ". . Coixnty.Council I brought along lay umbrella to keep This firm is Ahe largest independent address by King Ge6rge. This was
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. I . I 00outitued from P . off thiS raiii-no Englishman ever concern of flax producers in the Pro- followqd by- prayer for victory.....by
. travels without an umbrella -and it, - e of Ontario, cultiviting 2,HO Mrs, Rathwell, and prayer for th(
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t , 1c,11 S. � . succeeded in keeping the rain off. You acres. They have a very large manu- nation and those in authority by,Mrs
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A * delegation � -from the hospital see," he added, "I'm a w .. e I. a I tber pro- gaw
. . facturing plant.. -in the Town of Sea. R. Scott. Miss Eva Stackbouse
. I boards of. Goderich, Seaforth and Clin- pbet as well. forth, "as well as plants in Mitelfell two readings.. , The 'meeting' waE
, ton'waited on the Ifuroir county coun- Statifig'thlat he was glad to,see the and.,Tavistock, At these plants fibre brought to,a close in the usual man.
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4 . icil at the*afternoon session Tuesday ,children- present, the Earl 8aig that is prodilced -for exii,ortation to the ter, repeating the M;izpah benediction
to ask for larger irants to cover the he would mention them and "this United Kingdom for war purposes. and singing ','God Save the Xing.'
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1, increased costs in administration, charming ",ot" -in a letter to the This firm does everything contiedied Members are reminded that the roll
. which, .,have create(I deficits, one-half, King, "This it not only: beautiful with 'the flax pl . ant from the sowing dall'for July will beeoui4tl�ing ibout
, � . .,of which they asked tlie council to country, Put It seems a charming spot. till the -finished product. ,they' have Dominion Day." '...... �
.underwrite. in which to five. -despite Occasional farnis of their oWn and hire land from' ' Dr. A. E. 'Alkenhead and Mrs. Aik
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I Frank Fingland, K.C., Clinton, head- cold in the wiAter. farmers every'Year for growing a flax enbead, of -Calgary, Alta., are guestE
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. ed ,the delegation. Asvftiated with peaking dirdetly to the farmers, -crop.- . at the, home of Mt. a'Ad'Mrs. Thorow
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. him �W,., � . overnor-General said, "I want'to At their stand at the -show -grounds Baird, of Brucefield, and other rela
were G. Ta. Parsons, C. K. -SauW, �, .
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Aers and J.,*. Cralgie, of Qerri&V-k',4 I you how deeply indebted we are were*displaTed flax In all the various tives. i
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. and.Dr. J. W.-ShaW, of C111it0n. TIM stages, from* the growlag crop to the ,,. Mrs. Gilmour, of Port Albqrt, Is z
I ,town council of Goderich akreed to come your diffidulties in the wan'. finished artitle,.viz., towels as SuP- guest at the 'home of Mr. And Mrs
I ,assist the Goderich hospital up, to, ' Shortages of labor a*d machfilery, laid plied by them to the United States Tbomag .Baird. . . .
I- . 43,300, providing ,the board -asked as- a heavy burden ,on ihe s4pulders of Marine and Coast Guards. ' . . � - - .
� � . sistance from the county; I . the farmers, ,but they have overcome 'When tbe,Governor-Geneial and the
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, Some of the reasons gh ination to play their part in thj Royal Princess visited thd stand the VARNA .
� " .Finglafid for the, request were: The term .
. . icost per pitlent Per day had lnerqas- war effort in spite -of all obstacles, be secretary of -the SeafOrtb ,branch 111111*11—
. continued. There wffs a time when- graciously presented Her Highness Mrs. Roy Morrison and ,Mrs. Alvh
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I I It I ed to'38 -cents; larger staffs and sal- ARA& ships were being' sunk: tq such with some towels as a souvenir of. her gil � I .. Ott, in.coihpany with Mr. Welsh
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* . -.-- aries; --- the--demand.f0 shorter hours visit to Seaforth. The Town - of Seer. ' udai-guestg a
i I for hurses, resulting in the n�rslng _27n extent that .-t i he 1'spe&!e_ of--starva- ofth li-�ii-re-ffi-eT.y biVp�to bi-v-e-Ifirs _ �o� _Kltehener, were Su ,
. staff having to be augmented; the tion flung its shadow ever the Old important firm in their midst, And it the.home of Mr. and,,Mrs�.'M. Elliott
-,, , work of the hospitals ,has Increased Country," -he went on. . CanadiAn farr is -the sincere wish of the inhabitants Mr. and Mrs. . Albert' Austin- an(
, 25 per cent..; ,rates charged 'patients mers helpdd overcome ihis threat. that this modern flax centre will de- family, in company *1th miss Jenni4
, , �.,/, mum, and if When visiting the farmers I feel velop ,still 'further, and that in the Austin, of Londesboro, were Sunda,
� have -reached a -maxi that I am visiting the woikers In one guests, at the home of Mrs. Austh
I thosie for public ward patients were of the largest of Our munition factor- not_�too distdrit future Hesky Flax Pro-* and son, Russell.
, I . ducts Ltd. will not alone confinetheir
I . - raised beyond $2.35, 'the grant -from les of which the 'output in the torm. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, of Brim
, forthcom- energies to flax produ,�tion, but will '. �
I ,the province would not be of agricultural. produce is among the - sels, were'Sunday guests at the hom
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- fitted with modern of ,Mr: 'an
. . I Wdngbam hospital was not repres "Parme'rs are the victilah6ra: of, our ducing centre,
, .-/ .1 I spinning and_vveaving machinery and , Mlss�Mary Stinson, A.X., of 'Ripley
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. jented, -but will -send a delegation An great army, and 'without, your contri- similar lines to theik present Qax pro- has been renewing ac0aintances b
- 'Thursday to ask for a grant to the bution -our task wbuld be an Impos-
� / - J)uilding fund. a, sible ons," the Governor-Generat de- dvc.W factory. . . and Varna, aw
l Goderich hdapital, it was explained, clared. Canada can lbe Vrou& of the ' Ris.Royal Highness displayed keen left Monday for Seaforth.
V .I I laces a deficit of $3,04; -Seidofth, fact that tons of the food ... now follow. I interest In tbCi? flax exhibits and men- , Mrs. Eliza Suhtb visited last wee]
-42,0,00; and Clinton, $1,666, a,total of ing' Allied soldiers onto the French tioned the fact that both the -present Jft London with her ,daughter, MrE
4 . , , , 6omes from Canadian Xing and bia� father, King George V.. bodaworth, who 'ad4bWpa,mled he
46,860. invasion coe,st 1. " other bomer*%aturdii. - I
. "We have to grapple with the boS- farms. I I had extensively cultivated flax at 1- ,
� TIt4.1Izatio3j In this county," declared Warning. against "slacknesi when their estate in Diaglafad. Mr. George Fostdk,_, of Windsol
4 . spent Sunday with r.&OVes In thi
Reeve R. J, Bowman., who said he felt the Immediate' danger 16 ov,er,11 he He Inquired whether or not Cana- v, ,
# I inurses should'not 6-6 expected to Work pointed out that, i.04K-1110W iiiat a than flax was 'treated in the 'same vicinity. , ,
harder than other people. He moved horse is most likely. to stumble When :manner as on the King's Estate ,and MIrs- Stelck' has re�difted to be
I that there4U,eSt,be considered by the he r4adh6jbe bottoin of a ,hill. It the quality of English flax was simi- home after gpending"tome time . 1:
. ! fWarden,s committee, and WAS second- .,Now that We are approaching the lar to that grown and. manufactured Windsor. . "I
� ttom of the hIll, we must be ,Mk.-�,and Mrs. Wftl4r '� Reid an
more In cixnad4. He* thought that ,great . �-.�
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of Brucefield, and the otbei a son of village about'seten years ago. Re,was Mr. and,Mrs. F. Wightinan, of D&7 .tA
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