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BENMVIILLER
BENMIL,,I, R, Oct. 29. — Mr. did
'.ire. Elfred Moore spent the week -end
In Detroit.
There Was no service in Benmiller
church on Sunday, it being anniversary
tudtty a t !Ills,&, - -_.
Mr. Clyde Gledhill and Miss B. Long
visited last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Bowden at Orillia.
Threshing is completed in this vicin-
ity.. •
'.rhe W.M.S. convention for the north
section of the Huron Presbyterial was
held in Benmiller, United church last
W'i'ednesday, with morning and after-
noon sessions. Mrs. L. •C. White of
Talbotville _was - the special speaker.
Delegates and guests were entertained
at dinner by. -the ' Renmiller .ladies.._
Mr. and Mrs. Girti•in Young
of
Gode-
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restlessness. Anxieties and fears, worries over,finan-
vial and other matters, all take .their toll of hours
of restful sleep.
tiuch a condition may seventurdly result in nery
cal less ;6d -irritability, loss'of appetite or fatigue.
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• The T. Milburn"Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
rich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Long.
The Women's Association will meet
on Wednesday, November 6, at the
home of Mrs. Jonathan Fisher. ,SEs.
Fisher and Mgrs. Dawson are hostesses.
CREWE °
CREWE,- Oct. 28.—Mr. and Mrs. E.
Zinn visited friends at Owen Sound.
over the week -end.
Mr, and Mrs. A11an'Corbett and fam-
Mr. azu,I Mrs. Frank oraaey o ]liru5-
seit.3 celebrated their fifty-second wed-
ding anniversary 'on October litht.
Dr. C. 1). E ilpatrick of '.lyth, is
removing to Listowel, where he has
purchttsed a. medical practice. lie
flerved overseas 4 rand returned in 1 ay,
1345, with the rank of major.
)Etev, Beverley Ketclaorn, nat
1►A ti, term o
ve of
over
forty -One years as minister of MaeNa1
street Presbyterian church, II(lunilton:
He will -retire some time in November.
At a zonal meeting of the Ontario
Conservation and Reforestation 'As-
sociation held at London last week a
proposal that the Ontario Government
take oxer the "Pinery" south of Grand
Bend us a Provincial forest was In-
troduced and discussed.
Rev. Kenneth. 'MacLean. aald Mys.
MacLean, of Exeter, recently celebrated
their ' tvienty4ftla wedding ' auniversJ,
ary. Members of the congregation of
Cavett Presbyterian church, of which
Mr. MacLean is...the minister, assisted
In ,the celebration rr-td the congregatibn
r 4
was arnitad iaa illall sin a to Dolph C'Aerffi-
t'ttt° Masse of madam', son of
Mastaas, kit,, Joseph, and the ,late Mrs.J Iasse. Rev. T. P. Uut3sey ociated.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Masse will reside ,at
'Windsor.
Jel1Wton-51a Ot
At Brick United church, Bast
Wuwanosh, on October Oth, Dorothy
Catharine, tdaughter of gr. and Mrs.
John Mason, Belgrave, was united in
arriage io eau' ug Thig•a- JiS2au t t;
youngest son of David•Johustou of Blue-
vaie and the late Mrs, Johnston. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G.
II. Dunlop. The couple left on a
motor trip to Niagara Palls. They
will residt near Bluevale. '
Dietz—Wolff
At the rectory of Trivltt Memorial
church, Exeter, Rev. M: A. Bunt' per-
formed .the marriage ceremony uniting
Shirley Ella, youngest duughter of Mrs.
Wolff, helical!, and the late' Charles
Wolff, to (Iletin Woodrow Dietz, eldest
sou of Mr. and Mrs. Milton ,.Dietz,
Zurich. Mrs. Albert Wolff or (_,ode -
rich, sister-in-law of the' bride, was
presented- the couple with a Gift. A the matron.. of .honor and Mr. Albert
large' uuutbeF from Winghum,• where Wold' was groomsman. After n honey -
Mr. MacLean was minister, for auatty ntuon trip to •(Yitttirio points Mr.. and
years. also were present: 'Airs. Dietz will residok in deal-.!!.
The death of Loren Thomas Tyndall
occurred in the Clinton hospital at the
age of eighty-five years. Mr, Tyndall)
lytic born, at fort Hope, but spent most
to
Of
Of his life -in this county. ;1s .a young ,
luau he� carne to Blyth, later going to
«'ltitechurch, and then moving to, i1ui-
1N t t-tetwnslip,-w hea e -l> e
ful harmer. The last two years he had
lived in Clinton. Il•is wife died in
1040, and surviving are nue daughter,
Mrs. Howard '1'rewartha. ilnllett town -
shy), and four sous, Frank; .of I.Iullelt ;
Roy, of Goderieh township; Norman, of
ily spent the .week -end -with; friends Clinton. and Clifford, of Toronto:
at Grand Valley. Moore—Maas ..
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maize of Wingham The marriage of Miss Ann Mttats
were Sunday visTtOrs with Mr. :and
Mrs. C.- Croner.
Sacrament of. the Lord's Supper will
be administered.
'in Crewe church on
Sunday, November 3, at• 1.30 p.m. The
W.M.S. of Crewe church will hold its
thank -offering meeting on Sunday even-
s N b 3` d„ --a4 '7 30 p m `Mr.
CARLOW
A Commandment!
rj
"Romerab& the '$abbatb Day, to keep it
MAY. SA came shalt thou labour and do.
all bay Work: but the seventh day fo•t :e
r pbbat 1 of the Lord thy God .... "
(Intended fpr last week). -
CARLOW, Oct. '''' - -M rs. Courtney
of " Kincardine' is with her duughter,
Mrs. W. T. Sailows, and Mr. tialluws.
Jar, and '•MrS. AMOS Stc�TT and
Mrs. Edgar Stull and baby, of Glide
rich, visited with Mr. and Mrs. b'urdyce
Clark.
firs._ Mary Morris and family have
tttoved to Carlow and. ire .oceup-yiug the
front of. Mrs. 'Smy th's. house.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Seabrook of
(;odericlt visited with Mrs. Allan on
Sunday.
Jellun *_-l.e_ishmnn is with his great-
grandparents, Mr._ _and.. Mrs. .John
l r 1 as
� - well
,as
i�i5- n1Ul: P la -.'not= aS w
her many friends would like tosee. -
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Doak and baby
of C„ P,derich visited Mrs. R. Beam: sr.,
on Sunday:b
A•good nnnlber from Carlow attended
the church-ainniversary services at Ben-
milled on Sunday and enjoyed Rev.
Geo. Wylie's addresses artery much„
of Fort Qd'Appelle, Sask., to Charles
R: Moore, -youngest son=-ot M -r.- and firs.
Arthur Moore ' of Whitechurch, was
solemnized at -the St. Helens i use=
-by Rev. M. I. Newton. After, the cere-
mony a wedding dinner was served at
the home of -the bridegroom's _phrents.
ng, ovem er r Masse-�I3aumonfu G,,
Alex. SmIfih of Dungannon, who served In 'a double -ring ceremciRy at St.
five. years in India, will be the guest James' church. Seaforth, Loretta Kath-
--speaker. -All are cordially invited to leen. daughter orMrs. Ellen Bannon,
attend - „ swt4Yrth and the late Tito
GoTic tirea
NEXT Sunday and- 1VEIY Sunday
giOQUR OEF - OTREES TO 00 TOO.
TAKE YOUR FAMILY WIT ': YOU.
THIS APPEAL IS MADE BY
The "Go to Church"- Committee
(A STRICTLY NON -DENOMINATIONAL. ACTIVITY)
SHEPPARDTON '
(Intended for last week)
SflEPPARDTON, Oct. .22.—Mr. and.
Mrs. Claire -Mitchell of Drumbo visited
igan, spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Haggitt„
-Mrs. Agnes Foster has returned home
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pit •
-
blado of St. Catharines. ,
Hughie and Kenneth McGuire of
with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnstou...last Loudon spent Last week _ with 1bs4r
brother, Don McGuire.-'
w
Plowing Match
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eek and took . in the International., Mr. Harald Mugford - has gone to
London, where, he has secured, a job
Mr: and tits. Stewart Baird and
Mr. and Ills. Thos. Baird of Bruce- with the Wonder bread bakery.
Brum-
field -visited last, week at the 'home e
of Mr. Wm. Sage and attended the Get your supply of counter check
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Haggitt and baby Signal -Star. Printed to , suit you per -
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Harry Armstrong, Leith
Roy Barrie, .R.R. No. 1, Fort William
Bernard.Beehler, Chrysler -
Hugh Beilhartz, Bruce Station
Jean Bercier, Plantagenet
J. Boville, Dayton
R. G. Brown, R.R..No. 7, Galt
Vernon Campbell, R.R. No. 9,
Peterborough
R. Carney, R.R. Na 1, Erin
Lucien Cazabon, Verner
Harold Ceasar, R.R. No. 1, Owen
Sound
Alcide Charbonneau, Clarence Creek
George Clark, Sault Ste. Marie `
Howard Holliday, R.R. No. 4, Mt.
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Stanley Ireton, R.R. No. 1, Clarksburg
Emerson Kincaid, Russell .
Fred. Lemke, Richard's Landing
' Gordon Long, R.R. No. 3; Owen Sound
Bert Maw, Minesing
Russell Maw, Minesing
- Allan McNabb, Edenvale
Glen A. McFaddin; RsR.. No. 1,
Millbank
Ernest McGuire, R.R. No. .2,
Spencerville
Allan B. Meyer, Claremont
Ed. Mitchell, R.R. No. 1, Denfield
Roger Mitchell, Leith
Allan Newman, Lorneville
Arthur .Purvis, R.R. No. 3, Mallory=
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Pitt Seguin, R.R. No. 1, Chalmsford
Wilfred. Scott, R.R. No. 5, Tillsonburg
Willis Sloss, Springtay
Algle-Wallaco, North Gower
CBiford Wightman, Lancaster
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3RD PRIZE— $20.00 - ERIC RUSSELL HARE, Nanticoke, Ont.
4TH PRIZE-08.00—DRAY MONTAGUE, Jarvis, Ont.
5TH PRIZE — $16.00 •-JAMES. ECCLES, Brampton, Ono.
6TH PRIZE _ $14'.00 WILFRED SCOTT, R.R. No. 5, TillsonburW Ont.,
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8TH PRIZE- $10.00 — RUSSELL -MORRISON, Beaverton, Ont.
9TH PRIZE—$10.00---HARVEY NURSE, - R.R. No. 2, Georgetown, Ont.
16TH PRIZE — $10.00 - ERNEST EVANS, R.R. No. 2, Maple, Ont.
11TH PRIZE-_$0.00—RQ' CRAIG, Mono Road, Ont.
12TH PRIZE—$10.00—T. P. O'MALLEY, Teeswater, Ont.
13TH PRIZE—$10.00—CLARK NAGEL, Fisherville, Ont.
14TH PRIZE—$10:00—GORDON RAPSON, Londesbofo, Ont.
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