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The regular monthly council, meeting
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Lost J)i4y's Exhibitign Postponed Until
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A public meeting was held in Walker-
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was ,held on Mondviy evening and ,there
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ton on Tuesday evening, when the form-
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was no absentees. A communication
Mr Ed. Lockeridge returned to Detroit
ers of the district and citizens of the
W. C. T. U. Tag Day in Wingba ni on
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this week,
Wingliam Poll Fair is certainly having
town were in attendance. This once
Saturday, October 9th. Help a most
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from the Witightun. Creamery Was read in.
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Mrs. J. G. Stewart is visiting w;th, her
its' .'sbare of hard luck. Last year the
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famous institution In the county town
worthy cause by buying tags -
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Worth 50C.
which they requested a rebate of the
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daughter in Auburn,.
. fair was 4 failure financially, because of
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will be tried out once more next year,
---Y-Teeswater Fair on Wednesday after-
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To clear at 25e.
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$39Z 62 overch3rged .thern for power. The
matter was referred tb the electric, light
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Miss Olga ColQugh of Blytb, sp
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wet weather, ,but at that the weather was
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a, great-dea.1 bettelt than they were favor.
Mr. A. W. McEwing, owner of Mtiple .
wood lierd", disposed of nine pure bred
noon. and Dungannon Fair on Friday
afternoon of this week. Bluevale School
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Pollowling inkiabq only--
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day at Chas, Ellicitt's. .
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ed -with this year. On Thursday, al-
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females on Thursday, to Mr. Smith Mc
Fair will also, be held .04 F ri ernoon
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'Temple-
Mr. J. H. Stevenson wrote the council
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. C. Olver, spent
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though, the weather was cold and wet,
Lean for shipment to Alberta, Mr. Mc-
The many frLiends of Mrs. C. .
D, F, q, U1, 1, J, .-K, N) 0,
asking for a refund in taxes as his prop,
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Sunday with friends in Clinton.
the exhibitors turned out very well and
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Ewing has one, of the best herd of Aber-
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man will be pleased to learn that she is
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erty assessment was raised $1, 100 and he
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Miss Elizabeth Mcpkague of 'Toronto, is
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the entrle4i irt ladies work, and fruit were
deell Angus cattle in the province and
doing fine after a very serious operation
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had no improvements since last
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visiting at her hole in Turnberry.
equal to other years. The fine art13, China
paintingi dairy and li ovWcins and flowers
this breed of cattle is becoming more and
mor in demand.
at the Wingliam hospital two weeks ago,
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GEO, MASON & SON
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Petitions .were read asking for water-
mains to be laid on -McIntosh, Leopold
Mr J. A. Nicholson has returned after
spending a couple of months in the West.
were not up t6 the average, .and what be.
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came of the school ebildr , ell's exhibits? no
The exhibit of horses at Ford(vich Fair
on Saturday last was particularly good as
Mr. and Mr§, Win. Chandler, Wingliam
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss E. Edna, to Mr. W, Roy Calla
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one ,seemed to know, Surely it cannot
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. Stationery, Patent Medicines,
and Alfred streets. On motion of Coun-
cillors B nnett and. Cunningham said iiet.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Turnerof Winnipeg,
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are guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Greer.
be .attributed to -the fact that the ques-
also were the cattle and sheep. The
indoor showing was good in ladies, work,
way, Elora,. the marriage to take place ,
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early in October.
Books, School, Supplies, Wall , Pap'er,
Fancy Goods, Toys, etc.
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committee,
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Mr. Jag, McDonald and family of
tions were changed for this year, after
running along the same for several years
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but the roots and fruit were not so. plenti-
ful as in i
former years owing no doubt to
Teacherto little boy-I'Jimmie, can you
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Gode.rich, spent Sundayat Chas.,Elliott's,
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The Armouries were kindly loaned to
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see the blackboard?" Little boy -"No
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The Mayor reported that the execut ive
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E Iliott of Hamilton,
. 'the Agricultural Society for their 1920
the weather being so bad the day pre-
-vioustothe'fair. The exhibit of potatoes
ma'rn." Teacher-I'Ask your mother to
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tt e favored an extra grant of $150.
to the band but
are visiting at Mr, Chas, Elllottts, Blue.
inside . eybibits and the interior of the
at all the fairs, held in this district this
take you to McKibbon's Drug Store they
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'11 e Sigivest Little, ,howlt' .
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. I wished the matter of an
extra $2& to the Wingliatil Fall Fait to'be
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large building was well filled and present,
ed a most pleasing appearance. Besides
fall has surpassed' anything in former
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Mr. Thomas J, Baker has bought the
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brought before the council for the .
eration. Reeve Tipling, Councillois Cun-
. Mist Estella Elliott has returned home
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after spending her holidays in Hamilton
the usual exhibits there were displays by
years. We nod ,ced a roast chicken in one
of the working man's suppers, Thos of
farm on the 4tb, con, of Turnberrv, own-
To,night (WED.,) Last 'Dine l
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ningliam,'Bentititt and Mitchell favoured
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aild Brantford.
Walker's F rniture Store, Flanigan's
Music Store, Willis' Shoe Store, The Aero
us who have to buy the chicken could not
e d by Mr. John Martin, for the sum of
40,000. We are sorry to lose Mr, Baker
The Stupendous Screen Sensat ion .
J. ParkerRead Jr's Presentation of
the grant to the Agricultural- §oclety.
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, wigs. T. J. McLean and daughter, Miss
Cushiob Inner Tire & Rubber Co. 'Ltd,,
afford anything so tempting.
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and his family from our town. .
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Coun, Veils flatly opposed it add, COun.
Currie wanted a couple of questions ans-
gleanor, have returned from spefiding a
. mouth with relatives in Orillia, .
and Ave ofthe new Gunn's, Son o1a Phono-
graphs which v. ill be manufactured in
Maurice Wilkinson, son of ,the late
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Reeve Wilkinson, is known in this- vicin,
I Assist the, work, of the W. C. T. U. by
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wered before he would vote, real business.
' Mrs, Win. Render I son of Lucknow,
Wingliam in the very near future. The
ity as a child wda,der. For over 20 rqon-
purchasing tags Saturday,
The 'proceeds go to the Frances
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like questions they were. One addressed
to the secretary of the fair was "why he
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spent i day last week witli M, )and Mrs.
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Government Flax Ehibit wa
resting and attracted p. great deal of at-
I the he has been strapped to a board to.
strengthen a diseased weak spot in the
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'Willard Home for girls in Toronto. I
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miss this last chance to see the . .
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(Currie) bad not received a prize lis .
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His answer was that if be had not receiv-
Harvey Nivins of town.
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tention. In the evening,the building was
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heard frodi him. but o
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' " Road Called Straight" leads
straight to fame and fortune! See Louis
greatest screen spectacle since "The
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ed ore he might have been man enough
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.open public and was well with
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lators. The Wingfiam Citizens Band
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is proverbial, for his ch I eerful, big humor
Bennison, the King of Westerners in his,
new Goldwyn Picture, "The Road Called
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to have asked for one and be would glad-
and other relatives.,irl this. vichity , . !' -", -
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And the,musical instruments on, display
and contentedness. He is never idle,
His hands
Straight, " A story of -hard fighting and
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THURS.', F'RI:'and SAT. this week
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"Shouldn't Turnberry pay more , than
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Mr. and Mrs, Jack .btivi[ris'and Er.fiest,
Nivins . of Teeswgter, spent Sunday
k t up a good arnouut, of music.
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are busy making models'and
big large colle6tion at the fair was the
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bold loving, I
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Louis 111enjuson
Wingbarn to the Fair for,it was called t he
Turnberry Agriculturai Society?" To this
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nivilis of toWti. ' -
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teresting,,nin6 darting babies were in the ,
centreofacrowdalitheday. Illaddition.
to.a special,prize from the society be re-
The services in the Methodist church
next Sunday will be as usual. Thepastor
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Mr. Greer quickly, replied that if he had
1*6-r W. M. Scott,,Dlyth, returnedhome
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Saturday after spending a.few 44 s. witK.
competition and just why they all didn't
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get first prize is more than we can explain
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ceived from admiring friends $35. -Ripley
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v)ill preach, His morning subject will be
"Chr ist, the Impossible", and in the
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read day of the advertising he would see.
that it .had always been ,advertised as
her sister, Mrs. J., F lls, Diagonal.. Road.
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altho gh we have been , told that the,
judges wer6t nd had
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evening, "The man who was big enough
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Wingbarn Vall Fair and it was Wingbarn
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thatderived. the benefit of advertising.
Mr, nd Mrs.'W: F. Burgman and sont.
Jack, left on Monday afternoon for a .
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their subject well in -control, Messrs.
Jag. Swan of Brucefield and W. B, Screat-
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Wedded At Kfacardine
to give in." .
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The Annual Meeting of the Ladies'
A drarh'a"6f stout 'hearts and
On motion of Reeve Tipling and Coun.
month's trip to, Saskatchewan and.-AI7
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on of Listowel, accepted the difficult posi-
A wedding of' interest to many Wing. '
Auxiliaryof'the Wingham General Hos "
2 fighting fists, in addition
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Mitchell both grants were jiven, one to
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tion I of - . judging after much pursuasion, and
hamites took place at the home of Mrs.
pital will be held in the Town Hall
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4! bind and the other to the Agricultur-
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Mr. 4. J. Helm, a former Wingham
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awardod first prize to 'Vel6a Stookley,
M. Armstrong, Kincardine, on Tue ay,
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October 5th. at 12.30, her daughter,
Wingham, on Friday afternoon at 4
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boy , is Visiti!ig with his brother, Mr. John,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. EA Stoakley
when,
o'clock for the election of officers for the
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Bylaws 838 and 839 providing fo the
Helm..., Arthur is now a resident Of.
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of Wingham, and second prize to George.
Ella Isabell, was united in marriage to
ensuing year, All the ladies' of the town
, .,.,4. 1 . . "The Immigrant"
. securing of ritoney for the la ymg -of, the
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FaIr-orier, sort of Mr.' and Mrs. John Val-
Mr Francis Lockeridge, son of Mr. and
and vicinity are cordially invited. -- Mri,
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watermains and the construction of , cer-
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Mr I .. a rid 4rs. James Lockeridge, Loiver
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cyneri Culross, The other babies entered
Mrs. Robert Lockeridge of Wingliam.
Rev. Mr. Overend pastor of Kincardine
Richard Clegg, Secretary Treasurer.
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tain , sewers were read three times d nd
Wingham, have gone. to spend the winter
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were Bert Vansickle Beulah L5-Vvis,'Max-
Presbyterian church tied the nuptial knot
TH'n Arlvi.wcE is now $2.00 per year
NORMA TALMADGE
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. with their daughter, Mrs. Win. Woods in
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ine VanNess, Henrietta Roberson, Lloyd
in the presence of a few immediate rela.
if paid in advance" in Canada. Our sub -
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with Eugene, O'Brien
Mayor Gurney brought up the ,matter
of the watch fund and the soldier's -mem.'
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Alberta .
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Miss Oneida Irwin' left on Thursday for
Ritchie and Edith Coling. Reeve Amos.
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Tipling of Wingham, donated the first
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tives of the bride and groom.
scribers are very reasonable and pay the
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new subscription price willing. Two men
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'Ghostiol Yesterday'
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that something be done at once to secure
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Toronto to resume herduties at Toronto
University, ented I rig on her second year
. $ . 5.0 1 0 and Mr. W. F. VanStone the second
prize S2,50. Mr. Tipling alsopresentied
The happy young couple will spend a
short honeymoon in Detroit, Pontiac a nd
have kicked ab I out the increase and tried. .
togetinont,heoldpri'ceafterOct.l. No
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funds for these. ,two important matters
In 1 -16 Moderns. - - -
each baby in the contest with. a dollar
other points after which they Will take
up housekeeping in Kincardine
subscribers havestopped the paper and
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wilich shofild have be6n cleaned up before
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Mr. Duncan Robertson 'of Montreal,
bill - , . .
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.this. Several soldiers were overlooked
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visited with his friend, Mr. William Nie-
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Serious Fire In Grey
new price became effective, and a
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'when the watc * hes were, purchased.and
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Pherson last week. It is forty years since
D irector in charge -J. J. Moffatt.
David Sanders of the 10th concession
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,any have sent in their renewals at the
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these should be treated as.those to whom
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they parted in Cassiar,.B. C.
Timothy, quarter bushel, Jag. Alton.
of Grey Township, suffered a severe loss
82.00 rate, some with very nice little
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AUG"kTION S LE
the watches were presented. . ' . ,
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- Oil rhotion.of Councillors Benriett and
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Mrs. Jag Munsbaw of Detroit is renew-
ing in
Andrew Schmidt.
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Bushel of Each
on Wednesday from fire. Threshing'had
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been ill progress, and while tne workmen
letters saying that Trru Al),VANCIA, their
home paper was still cheap at $2.00.
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Elliott the Mayor, Reeve and Coun.
acquaintances town this week.
Some yerars a I I
go Mr, Munshaw kept a jewel-
Fall Wheat, white, Andrew Schmidt,
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were enjoying- dinner it is supposed:a
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L;urrrie were appointed representatives of
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lery store where Dominion Bank now
Jag Alton; Small White Peas, Jag Alton;
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SP2 rk from the machine caused the
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The will be &old by public aucti= at
the, council to act on, a 'citizens committee
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Peas, any other, Jag. Alton; White Oats,
trouble. The fire bad gained such' head-
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to arrange for a balance of money for
Mr. and.Mrs. Robert Rae, -Mrs. Win.
Andrew Schmidt, Jae. Alton; Black Oats
way that very few of the implements were
STENtHNsO'-,i-BUTCHAtvr-At the Manse
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watches and a suitable memorial to fallen
heroes. '
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Rae and Miss, Helen Rae of St. Pauls,
Jag. Alton, Andrew Schmidt; Barley, any
variety, Andrew Schmidt, Jag. Alton;
taken out. The modern barn, driveshed,
pig house and season's crop were all con-
Fordwich, on Wednesday, September,
by Rev. Laing. B. A.,
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1W_ One mile south of Gorrie.
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Another little bit of "Peanut politics" is
Ont., and Mrs. Jean Skinner of Stratford,
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were gue6ts of Mr. Donald Rae and Mrs.
Field Corn. Dent, 6 e'ars, Andrew Schmidt;.
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sumed together with the separator, which
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Miss Barbara. only daughter of Mr.
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shown in the motion of Ccuncillors Veils
O. Thompson this week. , I
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Sheaf of White Oats. 8 inches in diameter,
open to Field Crop Competitors, R. Wilt-
belonged to John McNabb reeve of Grey
Township. It is a serious loss, especially
and Mrs. R. H. Butcha rt to James C.
Stevenson, all of the ninth con. of
. Sale commences ,at :k o'clock sharp,
and Mitchell that the Sports committee
be ordered to remove seats and ,stand off
Mrs. Geo'Green ofToronto, is visiting
on, W, J. Curde, Chas. Carter; Sheaf of
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so as Mr. Sanders has been confined tO
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the park. We have no doubt but that.
with her neice,-Mts. T. J.. McLean and
Barley, 8 inches in diameter, open to
the house during the past six months from
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the property committeeof the Dominion
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Day committee purposed removing them
other friends. The late Mr. Green con-
ducted a general store in the building now
occupied by H, E. Isard & Co.
FWd Crop Competitors only, V. Wilton,
Chas. Carter; Best Collection of Crain
in bottle,
blood poisoning. . 7
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.age on Monday, Sept. 27th, by Rev. A.
..Mexibbin, Finlay ,R, Lynn, of Ford -
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as soon as possible. The seats were to
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and Seeils pint open to boys
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one, 0. Campbell, R. A. Graham; Sun *
with, to Miss Bertha Py.ke of Gorrie.
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,have been used at the Agricultural Park
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under I 6 years no entrance fee, Jag. Alton,
Andrew Schmidt; Beat Collection of
flowers, Mrs. S. Young4 Squash or Ma
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moth Pumpkin, John Gray; Collection of
ELLIOTT-WILsON-At the Methodist
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. 43 head Thoroughbred
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on Fair Day and there was still a possib-
iiit'y of an exhibition ball game 'at Wing'
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The New Minister Musical Cornedv
Weed Seeds in half oz. bottles, properly
Garden Produce, A. Schmidt.'
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. parsonage.. Wingham, on Monday even-
ing, Oct. 4th, by Rev. E. V. Armstrong.
I Hereford' Cattle
ham this year. just nineteen days be-.
fore this resolution was, passed, the last
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nar'ned, open to boys and girls under 16
years of age, no entrance fee, Pat. Gib-
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Direetor- W. A. McGill.
Cecil Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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schedule game of ball was played in the
and Friday, Oct. 21st. and 22nd., for the
production of The Musical Comedy, ,,The
bons, Ahdrew Schmidt, Best Collection 6f
pressed injurious Weed Plants, properly
Five of each variety to be shown on
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and now .,pf Hamilton, to Miss Marg-
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park here and the grandstand was crowd-
ed. The property committee who have
NewMinister." Those in attendance will
ilarned,opento boyagnd girlsunder 16
Alexander, Wm. McGill, 0. Campbell.
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charge of the plank in question are not
see and bear one of the most humorous
years of age. no entrance fee, Mae Perdue,
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A. 0. V,, red, Writ. McGill, Jag, Alton;
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men who would carelessly leave it -out to
laughable, true-to-life plays that has been
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Viola Vyfe.
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our priviledge to witness here in a 16pg
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JEvvitA y - In Turnberry, on Monday,
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stored carefully away as soon as possible.
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The caste consists of 60 of Winghamps
best dramatic
Beans, small white, one quart, Andrew
Alton; Blenheim, Pat Gibbons, H. T.,
Octobery 4th. to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. J.
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Moved by Coun. Bennett and Mitchell
musical .and talent in a
I y describing the troublesome task,
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Schmidt, John Gfay; Beans, large white,
Perdue; Cayuga or 21) ounce, Jag, Alton-,
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J. Jeffra3 a son.
AVOTIO14SALE-At Lot 7, Con. 10, Turr-
. barry. oh-ThutFiday. Oat. 14th. Horses.
Cattle. Orain,
that the clerk be instructed and authoriz.
ed to present and collect 911 accounts due
of
all old time - church choosing a prtacber
one quart, Andrew Schmidt, Thomas
Taylor; Beans, any other', one quart,
Crab, imy variety, Win. McGill, John
Strong; Fallawater, Thos Taylor ; Fameuse
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ST L TO. -In Turnberry, a n Sunday,
Oct. 3rd. to Mr. and Mrs, Jag. S. Stap-
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thing must be sold. .
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f or their pulpit.
Andrew Schmidt, John Gray- .
or Snow, Mrs. S. Young,, John Gray;
leton, a daughter.
Vrm. BRnoxn"roGE, Prop,
Jdw Funvis. Auctioneer.
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The Finance Committee recommended
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. beat the qualities a man needs to be suc-
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Five of Each '
Beets, long red, And. Schmidt; Beets,
Golden Russett, Jag. Alton, W. J. Currie,
Gramensteln,, Jae, Alton, Pat Gibbons-,
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ve board and lodging ea hors attend-
the payment of the following accounts.
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ces$ful in their church and their ideas are
any '
other, And. Schmidt, W. R. Farrier,
Holland Pippen, Jae. Alton, Xing,
Wilkinson -Buchanan Nuptials
In the st r I onve tion
w it W'I meet in Ing I etc or 14t
John F. Groves, salary and pbstage'
a's far apart as Charlie Chaplin is from a
Carrots, fielcl, And. Scbmidt; Carrots,
O. Campbell, Jag. Alton-, Maiden
The marriage took place quietly Tues"
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a, d 15th Wili 1, lodly"cormau 'th
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$06.16; Geo. Allen, salary 46.66; B. Lewis
salar 58.33; R. Thomson, salary 91.00;
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soky part in Grand Opera. . However four
long -coated, silk -hatted individuals known
table short, W. A, McGill, And, Schmidt;
Carrots, table intermediate, W. A.'Mc-
Blush, Jag. Alton, Pat Gibbons; Northern
Spy. Win. McGill, W. J. Currie; Ribston,
day, Oct. 5th.'o'f Hilda Muriel, daughter
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of the late Mr. Frank Buchanan and Mrs.
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Public School Board, advance on levy
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2000.00; Bank, of 'Hamilton; coupons
as "The Music Committee" have the , fill-
al say, now these self satisfied creatures
Gill, Oliver Campbell; Marigold Wurtzel,
Pat Gibbons; R. 1. Greening, John Gray.
Buchanan, Wingham, to Elmer Lewis,
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LOST -A jet blaolt two-ydar-old steor,:7eight
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long, by weight and quality, A. Schmidt;
Mn d Wurtzel, intermediate, by
John T. Strong; Tolman Sweet, 0. Camp-
bell, John Gray; Wagner, Jag. Alton',
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son of Mr. and r . C, . Wilkinson,
Belgrave, in the presence of the immed-
betweeii elghtatid nine hundred. lutorto.,
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*. ation will be gratefully roeel!e by.
High S hool Board, 16ari 1000,00; Muni.
World, ,
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weight and quality, A. Schmidt; Paranips,
Wealthy, Jag. Alton, Win. McGill;
Jate relatives and friends. Rev. Mr.
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Fleming, sbarpong moWer,. 60c; J. W,
ial or the Peace Commission has nothing
on them, sim'ply inform the' rest of the
A, Schmidt, John Grey, Radishes, winter,
1-1. T. Perdue, 'A. Schmidt,, Sugar, Man.
OTHER FRUIT -Five of each
Pears, any other Fall Variety, W. J.
Armstrong' officiated, and the wedding
march was played by Miss Mae Lloyd.
LOST -On toseplilhe Street, between Qneen%
hotel and B. Line, about five wookA ago.
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Dodd, inspecting 40.00, W. H. Rititoul,
rep. town ball 09.10; Prov. Treas., Lic-
church that they know best and will
please -themselves. The old is
gold, weight and quality) A. Schmidt
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Currie; Pears, Duchess D'Anguoleme, Jag.
Tlie bride, who was given away by her
a Andor Will be
r,wa4:dbrowa sable fur.
by leaving at. I I n
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onse and war tax 121.00; W., Sheridan,
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sexton sure
heknowsbeat because he used.to do a
Turnips, Swede, A. Schilildt, A. .A. Gra-
ham, Turnips, any other, A. Schmidt.
Alton; Pears, any other Winter Variety.
Pat Gibbons, Jag. Alton, Plums, any,
brother, Mr. G. E. Buchanan, Toronto,
wore a smart travelling suit of navy blue
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cleaning park, 3.00; Rae & Thompson,
bit of hoss shoeing and auctioneering,
Potatoes -Half ]Bushel of Each
other. Win. McGill; Grapes, blue or
with hat to match and corsage b uet of
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PURE
50 head Of Well bred Scotch Sho
CaFtlo It, Commercial Hotel Barris ClIntrotthoornn
glass etc, 178.90; Howson & Howson
h6rse iced 14.00,, Piro Brigade, 'salaries
But when the minister arrives and
Early, properly named, John T. Strong,
black, open air, 8 bunclies. R. A Grahatil;
roses, Miss Norah Smith acted as brides-
Tuesday, Oct. 12th, at I o'clock sharp, There
are 25 cows with calves at toot, and the bal-
0,1100 of fomaleff of breeding We
75-00; W Guest, sidewalk 403.62; A. San-
prove a to be young and unmarried, old
maids, designing mothers soliotiotis
A Schmidt, Late, correctly named, A.
Schmidt; Best Collection of Potatoes, five
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5 varieties of Apples, correctly named,
maid, while the groom was supported by
his brother, Howard. After the buffet
age. also
haveofew weilbred cotohbnllq. This breed
Is net fitted for show.8but are In good breeding
derson, teaming 171.42; It. Leggatt, work
62,40,; T. I. , McLean and CO, SeWer$p
fathers all start in and they lead the.po6r
preacher a Merry Hie. But to keep
of each, correctly named A. Schmidt.
Twelve Each '
Most valuable for export, 5 of each, Jae.
luncheon the happy couple left by motor
LAispe. Termu cash or six montlig. With 61 1 Irr
atinuto added. It weather be unfavora le
cat,tle will be.v,Old
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383.00; G. Allen, galary and pumping
. all
rderribers in harmony is tome task when
of
Onions, Yellow, from wed in 1920, R.,
Alton; 5 varieties of Apples, rv-rrectly
named, desert, 5 of each, Jae. Alton, Dis-
for Toronto and other points.
We join with their many friends in
wriler cover.
J. J. Mmm,xv.n, Seaforth.
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59,46; J. R. Allen, pumping 13.20; J. J.
Brooks, salary 20.83; T. J, McLean & Co,
he is told by one to play baseball and
A. Graham, A. Schmidt; Onions, red, from
play of Apples, any variety, to be display*
wishi ng them many years of happy' wed- '
SAW, OF CATTLXLott & McDonald win
holdaswo of cows and young cattle at
Services 02.88; J. McDonald, work 3.00,,'
another not too, to preach Temperance
and not to preach Temperance, to go
seed ia 1020; A. A. Graham, A. Schmidt;
Onions, white, from seed in 1020, A. A.
ed in cone .shape with circular base 17
inches in diameter, Jae. Alton.
ded life, I
LuoUnmv on Sati irday, October Oth.
Jolts Punvis, Auctioneer
Bank of Commerce, dab. 786.70 T. - 3.
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here and not to go there. Mrs. Wind
Graham; Onions, Dutch or Top Sets, one
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McLean & CO. Maine, 350.00; J. I.
Brooks, salary 67,60; 1. Walker, -salary
tells him the Peculiarite§ Of eVie*one. else
in the -church. Just imagine the trials of
gallon, R. A, Graham, A. Schmidt; Onions,
grown from dutch or Top Sets. A. Schmidt,
Directort-Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. Robert-
son, 0. Campbell and John Gillespie.
EaSt WOLWSnosh
Mrs. W. Ferguson of Toronto, is visit.
r the 10th
roots ilud
120.00; J. Radford, salary 120-00; 1
the preacher. To attend thi
's production
John T. Strong; Onions, any other,
Bread, one loaf, baked by girl under 10,
ing with ber friends in Belgr&ve, -
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Lockridgt, salary 42.00; J. Finley, work;
will be a lesson to all of us sia in the
one gallon, John Gray, Mrs. Win, Farr-
A. Schmidt, Pat Gibbons, Winnifred
Wo regret to learn of the deatli of',N1r,%
. . a ro,tell of,
an We.
81.00;R.Walker,w6rke.00; C. Brooks,
work 18.00; John F. Groves,'pootage 3.75,1
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*0 8 of Bobby Burns (We'll see oursells
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Varrier; Bread, one loaf brown, Mrs. Win
Skeinn in St. Louis,slio was an old'neigh.
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Ikll Telephone Co., Orvicts and tOlIS
as' others 8ft us).
To say nothing of the pretty Music of
John Gray, We., Win. Farrier; Tomatoes,
tiny other, A. Schmidt, John T. Strong.
Farrier, B W. Orvis; Bread, one loaf,
home-made, Andrew Schmidt, Mrs. Wm.
bour of thi-4 vicinity.
The snow on Friday provented tic
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7.93--Clintoo.Knitting Co-, waste 2,28;
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'Rae:& thompootij. SuPPlift 4-81; 'Call-
chorouseg, solos and duets, will surely
compansatebur efforts Ill attending.
. ' Three of Each
I Celerg, white plume, R. A. Graham; Cel-
Parrier, Win. McGill; Nall - dozen home-
made buns, H. W. Orv!3, Mrs. Win Far-
people of this vicinity in attending 11110
Witighain Fall Fair.
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Heated teriderm will T)o ilmaived by th# uyk-
dorpigned up tilt noon an October 26tti, for tho
Furn. Mim, coal 802,46,; R. J. ClIntelbAt
coal, 2210.20; W. H. Rintoul, cogging
The proceeds are for bmveleat put.
poses so th&t we can,do and at the
try, any othet, R, A. Graham; Cabbage,
mly, A. Schmidt, R. A Graham, Cab.
rier; 11alf domi hom-made Tea Biscuits,
Mrs. Wm. Farrier, Wm. Wellings; Home-
T111-ashing is the order of the tiay oil
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construction of the Jermyn DrAin,
I-olo,no and m"11(*tIonirn be soon at My
"Adeneo. Coll. 71 rnborry. A mark.
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wheel 11.00; H. Davis, duty 113.22; G.
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good
same time lave a full eming of Am and
bage, winter, R. A. Graham, A. Se-linfidt.
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made Scons Mrs S Ycuilg- lAyer Cake,
light, Mrs. S. Youni. Win. &
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, rV116 POP (*nt MO. fmompolay the
R., freight 86.61; Dminion Bank
laughter, Look for posters lmd pro.
Ctibbage pickling, A. Schmidt; Ca.liflowe r,
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Cake, dark, Mrs. S. Young, I
itellool fair ,at Ite'l9r,mv. Wo hope the
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TholoAf0torany toridernotrim,*artly dw.
oflow.
coupons 9247.
The
Padua with the "a of charticters.
R. A. Graham; Ctxcumbisrs, green or rip*%
E. Orvk;
Ple, AApple. Mrs. 8 Young; Pie, pumpkin,
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f0tir ., 11 he -tilret-SNItil.
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cotaidl admalmd URL11 MoWky
Roowwad *at* 76 motsi
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rU Pie, lemoon, Wm
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Milt% Motty Pont- ill lakin hv
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