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CO.IINTY AND DISTRICT
The Dominion Day eelebration a
Centralia was well attended and was
marked by the pre's•oee of Premier
Drury. who gave an address.
The death occurred at Nand.•.dooro
un July 6th of Mrs. Johg bre, in lwr
righty -seventh year. New Iliad lived in
this county over fifty yen
Harry Waller. a forme
the 1(ilst Battalion, has 1
postmaster of Wrnzeter.
bite W. M. Robinson.
While Mrs. John ('a
rhur•h, was driving t
horse took fright and
out. fracturing Ole e
After a Iiugerit
14tepbeuson died o
member of
n appointed
succeed the
oell.'01 White-
11'i'wham the
she waw thrown
er lim'bs+.
Illness (:e try.
Friday evening,
July 2nd, at Como owe, at the age of
seventy-three year . His wife and one
Won survive.
At the hour of
Clark, Walton.
Florets*. Ago)
ring*. to Tho
lend Mrs. Wi
Lundy ollk•I tel. The happy couple
will reside con tlw groom's farm. loth
eq e'.*isfun of McKlhop.
An esteemed resident of East Wawa -
nosh passel *way on July 2nd. In the
person of Mrs.• William IL -Gowan.
She had [reit in poor health, lout was
thought to 1s• improving, and tIW Ilew-w
of he suddep death was a shock to
inanity. Mrs. McGowan. whose
name was ..gees (odds, was
iu Itlyth fifty -sic years ago. She
uryivel by lwr hrseband, two sons
it ons• daughter. all at home.
Catharine Ant Grand. widow of the
to James Jarrott, diel at her Inoue
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
iwlr eldest daughter.
. was united tel mor-
s Howard. son of Mr.
. Hackwell. Re•y. It. A.
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'Why Live with Cracked Walls and Cane
When They're Easily Covered Up
• wearer Board will cover them up for all time and you'll never Ilawe the
job to do again. While Beaver Board is doing away with the danger
.sof falling platter it is covering' up old dingy wall paper on walls awned
calings and giving you an ideal surface for painting and decorating.
Slimy em old homestead has been revived films of the spruce tree. Each plural b
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this kaods.u,Make. manufactured treated with the patented Ssr(ttra pm.
&miser. Room risme has been made
tswar-war at a time if ro jM. — itb-
a.es nem ex Heirs
Seaver lard breed [./ebbe. it built
up lase large psNM tram We strong, pure
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cess which prevents w•rp(ag. • 1!piell s
need en build or re -build. mew ler
.nl•rge ask ns bow you 441 Mi )�
teeny board.
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OVT,NKBBINO NEW *s.I-$rasa TSARIST a[ES
See. N1... Wed. 11r1.-0sasd1sa 11.41.sa1 all tk. war.
Tees. Thur. Set—Vis O.T., T. & N.O., atle•br... thee, S. N. Nye.
Tasbett.-.d tela I.f.vrastl.. free Dearest Scalls. Natl...l
•allays' Agmst.
.r ••••r al Passe.ger N.p.it/e..t, T.r..l e.
•I.d..telal Nsee•le.aa, Tote.** WI..1.N 0111 f isl.h tell parV..SFs
reg•rdly l..4 le gloaters Sa..1• .s.11.bl. f.. /••ma•g or ether •••••••••
Canadian National Ra;sways
travelltug suit ovary taffeta,' w4111'
navy 11.!t and taupe 'tuarabout, and.
left with her hns1 lnil for,t1wtr mew
home in Wellborn.
W INOHAM.
The tlermru trench mortar presented
to the tuw•II of .Vlughaw by the IJo-
winlon Government has arrived and
has leen placed temporarily to front
of the town hall, where It is au object
or great Interest. It wait captured by
the Canadians at %lmy Ridge.
t)u Dominion 1)ay there was a happy
fatuity reunion at the Inane of Mr. and
Mrs. Tlwmas Carruthers, Lower Wing -
hum. It was the first reunion of the
family in forty years and all the
children were present : John mud Frank
Carnttbers of Kitchener: Thomas
Carruthers of Waterloo: Mrs. Co -
of New York: Mrs. 'Erosible of
Kit{ heir, apd Miss Mary Carruthers
of 'Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. ('arruthers
are among tlw- pioneer residents of
(his sertuu. haring settled in lower
Wingham fifty-eight years ages. They
have been married for upwards of
sixty ye•anc
Three bylaws were rubel ou' in
11'Inglwm ou July :pth and all were
carried. (toe bylaw provides for the
raising of MOM f) to extend the water
mauls to the north aide of -the Mait-
land River. Another is to provide
(uudu for tlw building of a new bridge
to replace the old one near the How- dead in the morning. He had been in
son mills. On the question of placing poor health for some time. He worked
the town waterworks department under I for a number of years as a cooper and
a eommissfou there was a l:u•ge ma- then purchased a grocery business. which
)((vita iu ensue. he conducted until the time of his death.
The tender of the Hunter Bridge & I He is survived by two daughters, both at.
(toiler t:o: for the constna•tion of the home.
new bridge and dam across the Malt- A. E. Bennett, of Saskatoon, Sask..
Dud. at a:atmt), has been accepted he visited, his brother.in-law.A. J. McDonell,
the town council:
.Word has been rewired to town of
the death at Harlisty, Alberta, of Mrs.
John Itnbinsou, who Irv) hem a few Co. is running at full capacity, having
weeks ago, accompanied by her (laugh- efOuat orders to keep busy until next
ter. Mfrs. Thos. James, to visit in ,the February.
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Mr. and'Mrs. Wm. 1Viner, of Stephen.
The young couple will make their home
at London.
James Gould, a well-known resident.
died in his bed between Sunday night and
Monday morning last week. being found
for a new days last week: He also visited
relatives at Clinton and Goderich.
The local branch of the Jackson Mfg•
SEAFORTII.
The death occurred at Vancouver June
23rd of James T. Doble, a former resident
of
Seaforth who left here fifteen years
ago to act as Western agent for the
Canada Furniture Company. Mrs. W.D.
Bright of town is a sister.
Mrs. R. L. Clark has received word of
the death of her brother, James White-
head. which occurred at *Winston, Mon-
tana. on July est. The deceased was
born in Tuckersmith fifty-three years
ale. NBJi) I
The gents' furnishings store of W. D -
Bright & Son was considerably damaged
by fire and water in a c,xnflagration
which originated from an electric iron
which had been left turned on by one of
the employees.
Marie Kathleen, second daughter of Edward. axwl ave, Lowed a deter -
wasand Mrs. Wm. Duggan, Seaforth.
was married at Detroit on June 28th to minaticw not to go to Whesoi ler all.
Herbert J. Bruder. of Stratford. Mr. FIaalty hes favorite !mit :was milled in
and Mrs. Bruder will reside at Stratford. to use hair persuasive powers. "Surely.
Fdwar.' she Auld. "you want to go to
Best, of town, who graduated this year school with your big bn,ther in the
at the Law School, Toronto has opened
Laughogiaphs. •
A recent examination in the public
schools' of Brooklyn brought forth the
following answers:
"What is an impulse 1
An impulse is what the doctor takes
bold of to see if you are sick.
Name the vowels.,
Vowels ain't got no names.
under the stumik.
What are the duties of a citizen
The duties of a good citizen is not to
spit on the sidewalk, and to hold his
banana peels until he meets an ash can.
Name the races of mankind.
Bicycle races. horse races. potato races.
automobile races. and other kinds.—New
Screen Magazine,
They are
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R. H. Best. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
a law office at Timmins. New Ontario autumn." -No. ma'am." mild Edward:
Chas. A. McNamara, a returned soldier, "I have il'(;iilel not to go to 'whop!. I
son of Chas. McNamara, died nn July 1st t'ao t read. 1 can't write, and 1 can't
at Speedwell hospital. Guelph, after a sit*• 10 what use should I be at
hoot ?"—Ha — Magazine.
long illness. After his return from over- eerper
seas in 1919 he worked at his trade of
at Hilleegreen on July bit. in her 1 tinsmith until forced by ill -heath to give
,seventy -Sixth year. She was one of up. The body was brought to Seaforth
the pioneer settlers of the district. for burial.
Four ems Avid One daughter survive. BLVTH.
R'illi:un $klurs•r passel away it his J. C. Heffron ras repurchased the
home, onlsr sston :o, t:Pilo/w ile. on tl'ed- butcher business sold by him to John
neslay night. June le, at the age of Garniss some months ago.
sixty-four years. ` He'tras Moro in the The marriage took place at Clinton on
township in which be dill and passed July 3rd of John R Bell. of Morris. and _
Mrs. Edith E. McElroy, of Blyth. Rev.
S AndetSon officiated. Mr. and Mrs.
HFIl will reside in Blyth.
his lite. He is int
rue three mons.
1 quiet welding t
9ithh�heh at the home of Mr.�
Nalldice. F:lmsdale
township. (;rel• moody. wli
, sarong daughter of the
Mrs. S11ou1d14•e. Iss'atur
er. E. L. Anderson. It. A.,
sun of ,Her. anti Mrs. S. rider
'linton, Rev. S. Anderson 'eon-
tbe rtwtwmuny, assisted by Res.
azelw•ekx1. of Listowel. The
'ride en n'el wlfh her brtit .-W. J.
Shouldice. o the strains of the "Bridal
Chorus." t Syed by Mies (arrow
F'Iemiug. ane' took la•r pbiee tinder an
arch of fi•rns 411141 marguerites. banked
with paints. She wore ivory georgette
+nal satin. with a grneeful vell of silk
chlRon adorned with orange blosw,ms.
and earriel Sweetheart roues. Miss
Mahal Stockfish was bridesmaid. and
tlw gr -'nm was supported by V. W.
Shonhdiee. brother of the bride. Dur-
ing the signing of the register Mrs. T.
W. Hiiwlwood sang. After the wel-
ding breakfast the bride doune•et her
'red by a widow
k give Jane
ml Mrs. 1'. S.
m.
Keppel
11 Lucinda
to W. J.
brine
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T. W.
If You Have High Blood
Pressure You Must
Be Careful
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Whim the Blood Prewar* 1s much
above normal there is always the
danttgt• of rupture of a blood vessel.
moat frequently M the Brain and
producing • stroke, or In the Kid-
neys, producing Bright's Disease.
One 4io'uid guard against overexer-
tion or excitement aad paha
HACKING'S
HEART AND NERVE REMEDY
to d mmlve the Uric Acid deposlta
that form In the Veins and A• :t ries,
making them Stare and brittle. Tbia
remedy is a wonder; k hands up the
mitre system by i'u>lfypog the
Blood. Strenert.henhig the Heart and
by ptodsotug a rsormel and healthy
condition of the Nerves.
Mrs. Wm. Mortify. or Palmerton.
need quits a number of boxes of
Haekleg's Heart and Nerve Remedy
anti they Ibeneetted her so mach and
Ms was so phi••ed with them that
she rw onimends them to ail ber
Monde oho have'thta trouble or who
are all ani dues and Nervous She
rays "you must W sura to get Hack -
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constipation N nee of the aggrav-
atleg (ssasel. of High Bled Pressure
wad it fs advtiMs to am Hankerer.
Kldwsy Mad Uver P11N to Moe oat
Ste Poisons rag gnaws. in the, 1#• -
MIL Tblar. » vweo••N*+s• e•
well 'swam and 'vs caned bey a
few hetes hum year Sealer today.
ansttara IJmflad. Waved. Otto
Harhftrg w Reswediee are wild 1. (i.de-
rkh by J. A. Campbell. Druggist
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Dr. Milne has been appointed medical
health officer, succeeding Dr. Guest, who '
has removed from town.
f�July 28th is to be civic holiday in
Blyth and a "big day" will be put on.
CLINTON.
At the home of Mr. and Mgr.. William
Higgins, on July 1st. the marriage took
place of their - Oke.
ughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
e of Exeter. to,Thos. J. McNeil. The
wr�difig ceremony was performed by
Rev.• D. N. McCamus.
The death of Mrs. George M. Kitty
occurred on Monday, 5th inst.. after an
illness of two months. The deceased was
the • widow of the late Rev. Geo.
M. Kilty, a well-known Anglican clergy.
man. She is survived by two daughters
and two sons. Mrs. (Rev.J H. P. West-
gate, Mrs. Alfred Morton, of Sandwich;
Clarence and Harold. of Toronto.
After a prolonged illness Samuel Cante-
losl died on Monday, July 5th, at the age
of sixty-five years. He .wee a native of
Goderich township.
The wedding took pla St Ot1awa
recently of Miss Lilian R. wreaCe.
eldest daughter of Mrs. W. Se wrence
of Ottawa. formerly of Clinton, t Percji.
Daniels, B. A., late lieutenant in the
Canadian Engineer!. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniels will spend their honeymoon yn
Algonquin Park and then will reside 31
Toronto.
A fine team of chestnut horses with
silver manes and tails has been purchased
from an Usbotne man for use on the farm
at the Huron Couhty Home.
Mist! Helena Middleton is away on a
trip to Great Britain and the Continent
with a party of school teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Plumsteel and family
left last week on a trip to the West.
Principal Bouck left last week to take
charge of the Summer Model School at
Bracebndge.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 1. Torrance. who had
keen visiting the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Torrance of town. for
some weeks. habe gine on a trip to the
West. Mr. Torrance is recuperating after
a severe illness
Mrs. McDonald. who makas her home
with her daughter. Mrs. Jervis, fell fast
week and fractured her thigh.
Frank Eadie Foull., B. Sc. Agri.. of
the Clinton Collegiate staff. was marred
at Toronto on June 30th to Vera Lewis,.
widest daughter of Mrs. Wesley Latimer.
Dr. C. W. Thompson and Miss Lucy
Stet•ens motored to Centralia nn the'
morning of July 1st and were quietly
married at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. A. Sinclair. They continued their
motor trip to cover a week or two.
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A sledding was solemnized at Trivitt
Memorial church rectory on July 5th.
when Miss Florence Wood. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wood of tomb, was
united in marriage to Owen Winer, son of
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