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00 ,No. 1, 410.1lett. on ftiday evo4tug,
X. =,oir 4th, at 8 P.m. An Pati� un
requested to be Pre r ontud moretients-
�t�va, as the dire.to-ro w1oh t. settle all
400miate that evertins. Norman L. QkrWor,
klearetary4reasurer. "4811-2
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Notes-Whe anniversary services
held on ftlibath lastwere, a grand eue-
cess- in every particular. The Rev.
A. E. Millson, of Auburn, gave two
yery instructive and helpful sermons
. which, were very fitting for the oc-
casion.' The trustees asked for a coil,
tribution of $160 for which the peo-
ple responded ,heartily, making a to -
.W of $193. -Mrs. Bert MoLean, who
'has been spending some time in,our
midst, returned to her -home in Buffalo
an Saturday lasot,Mr. Leslie Law-
son and Leo Stephenson -returned
from the West this week. -Mrs. Chas.
Hall, who has been spending the past
courle of .months hkre, returned to
her home in St. Marys, Mrs. F. B,
liall going Avitb her. -A goodly num-
ber Of our citizens attended the U.
F. 0. meeting in Seaforbb on Thurs-
dai evening last to hear Mr, Crerar,
the leader of the Progressive P#rty,
to expound his poolicy which he did in
a very able manner to the satisfac-
tion of his hearers.
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Notes. -A 11allowe'en concert will
be given in Way -burn School by No.
16 school section on Monday, October
31st, at 8 P.m.--AMrs. George Keller -
titan is visiting in Walton. -Mrs. F.
Preoter, Sr., is visiting in London. -
Miss Clara Kraft is' spending this
week in Londoif.-Inspector Tom Paid
our school a visit last week. -Mr.
Joseph Keenan, of Credittin; spent
the week end near Peters'burg.--4Mr.
Herb Miller, of Toronto, is visiting
with his mother at present. -Mr. aj?d
Mrs. Knapton and Miss 'Dora Kraft,
of London, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. P. Kraft-�Mrs. Humble and
children of Sarnia spent the week end
with Mrs. Finkbeiner.-Mr. and Mrs.
Maomagarten have retur.ned froin a
ple,asant visit with relatives in Michi-
gan. -The Y. P. A. of the Calvary
Fvangelical church spent a social time
with the Credit,on Y. P. A. at Credi-
ton on MondAy evening. Everyone
reports a fine tivne.-Mr. Homer
Guenther of the Bank of Commerce
at For"t spent Sunday at his home
here. Homer ,has been transferred
to the. Waterloo branch.
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Notes. -Mr. Daniel Smith �s visit-
ing at New Hamburg and Arkon-a.-
Mrs. A. Kaercher. of Kitchener, is
renerwing acquaintances here. -Mrs.
Da!n, of Gorrie, spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. F. B. Meyer. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Coles are spend-
ing two weeks' vacation at, Chatham.
-Messrs. Frank and William Siebert,
of Detroit, are visiting at their h(yme
1�ere.-Mr. Menian Oesch, who had
been West for the harvesters' ex-
cursion, returned home. -Messrs. Ed-
ward and Norman Rupp, of Detroit,
are visiting witia .their mother, Mrs.
Rupp. -Mr. Fred Aikenhead, of the
Molsons Bank staff, has again return-
ed to his home at Brueefield owing
to illness. -Mr. Clarence Shepherd,
of the Maisons Bank staff, Milton I 3 a
relieving Manager W. B. Coles, c f
the Ztrri . ch bank for a few days. -Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Truemner, of To-
rcnto, are ,pending their vacation at
the -home of the former's parents, Mr,
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and Mrs. Hy. Truemner.-Mr. Arthur
Henning, ouir veteran ball catcher,
left for his ho -me in Detroit on Tries -
day morning last. Arthur made ,many
close friends in Zurich and we are
sorry to see him leave. -On Friday
erciting last the choir of St. Peter's
Lutheran chureh were invited to the
hointe of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neidingeir
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where they were treated to a water-
melon feast, After justice had been
done to the watermelons, a limeb was
served by the hostess Ybich was up-
preeistted by all present. An address
was gi,ven by Rev. Re?ml>e in which
he, in behalf of the choir, thanked
,Mr. and Mrs. Meidinger' fbr their
kindness shown to all present. I
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Notes. -Miss Lauretta Holtzinan
spent Friday and Saturday in Lon-
don. -Mr. Otto Ewald is erecting a*
new ice house at the rear of his shop.
-Rev. Sinclair occupied the. pulpit of
the Methodist church on Sunday even.
ing.-The Bell Telen,horie Co. has a
' gang of men trimaping trees and re-
foeiring the trunk lines in town. -
Miss Alma Hill has returned 'home
fro,na Kitchener where she has been
visiting friend-.; the Past two months,
�Mr. W. H. Gaiser returned Monday
evening frQm the West where he has
been the past three moraths. - Mr.
Arthur Holtzman, of Chicago, spent
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the week end with his parents, Mr.
And Mrs. J. H. ITelt7man.-Mr - Y H -
Holtzman and Mr. Cheater M-a*%m-'
ney are attending the Sundav, School
convention which is -being held in
Brantford this week.--Qui,te a nu7n-
her of delegates from tile Methodist
and Evangelical Sundav schools at-
tended blie'convention which was held
in GreenWav 1;at Thursday. - Mrs.
7wicker, who lias been ill for some
time has recovered sufficiently to he
-taken to tfhe bospital where she is
I taking treatment. We hope for a
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.;peedy yecovery.-Mlie Creditan youth
people entertained bhe Daolliwong
rating n6oPle on Monday night last
in the Women's Tntstritute hall. All
renort-on enjoyable time. Such soci-
-able gatherings Are what our youlig
'people need and we hope to see more
of such in the future. . .
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Breezes. -Dr. Garnet Atkinson, who
opened a dental offiee here loot spring
,has de6ded to continue his practice
through rbhi winter, His ex6d)errt
and Painstaking work has been Triost
satislaptory. and we are pleased that
he will r4ftrin -a citizen of Bayftld.
- Mrs. W. Robinson, Mrs. E. Mairincra
and Mr%. Partridge, of London, wefe
Riere gaotti.T&V 169L -Ur. and Mi%.-
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p.m. .s. ir egial thannsgiviins service
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will be h#l( in commemoration .of
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V41r1Wi.%1'A rew�uw -10 power vanada
� 'so so*# ,45 ver cent. of her
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revenue, The absurdity of such - a
,4oes he look for? . He -looks for Style � . I I e
and Con0ort, and tht avera& ma �,
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cwm -is shown �y The tariff speeches
tr bo conpatulated on their big sue-
cess.--fterament of tile Lord,.s S3*"
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of Han. W. King, Who has pointed
of the MotlWaist church, is to be -held
in the lipwil',hall on the evening of
a M4N y- f,
swei"
out that the, Liberal Wty is no seek-
dernand
ronio where they were on a visit with
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Ing Free Trade, but does
shoes thatwill give satisfactory wear. 11
- The man who buys his shoes at this -1 . 0 .1
1droX.-b -0
tariff revision in the interests,of pro-
preparatory
a Yrid WT., Robert Thompson has
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doutters and consumers alike.
summer- on the
government li,,,itt, / "Laiubton," -in
,"0JayWn--Frf.q,is-._d
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"The implements and instruments
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of pioduction in the pseic industries"
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18.1 -Pet., Read -0-
Mr. King stated, "must be as !free
to room for the past week through
illness, but we are pleased to learn
that he is Mr.
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from taxation as it is possible to me ke
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th,em. Then there will be Increased
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production in those bask industries
" A Good Record"for Commodor6_
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and consequent development of the
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-his first visit to Carmel church will,
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afford it and demand that his suits of
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ally for him, then there is no reason
why that man should riot pay for
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those luxuries. But the workingman
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Ron. W. L. Mackenzie
must riot bI- taxed an his food and
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. up in a blaze of glory and tht Lib-
, I-othing and the other things which
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he must have in order to maintain
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ifor
:o (Jecvrat standard Of living. When
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the tariff is revised, and I believe we
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of the A,!antic Provinces came out in
w ill be called upon to revise it, we
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thousands to hear the inspiring m,L
8 -hall �eep in mind the primary need
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sages of the young leader of the Lib.-
of revenue, but our revision will he
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based upon the home and its needs,
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his frank exposition- of the Problems
und not on the needs of a few speci�
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of the day with the attempt Of RL,
ally privileged inte�rests. That is the
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real difference between our tariff and
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Porters to distract all utt,ention fivin
Mr. Meighen's. His revision will be
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the blunders and autocracies of the
in -the interest of his own friends."
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government by shouting "tariff."
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health for some inoriths and although
everything that nitAical skill and care-
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both leaders and to inaks comparison,
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the comparisons were .11 in favor of
Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. John Feeney,
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the Liberal leader, who won frielids
of Stratford, spent the week end at
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Horan.
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-Mr. and Mrs. Clennan and son, of
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Detroit, returned home last week af-
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ter a pleas�,nt visit with Mr. and Birs.
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that they will this election give their
0�-ri,v Sloan. -Messrs. Joe and Den-
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support to the Liberal candidates and
", Malontey, of Detroit, are visitilig
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, tl�oir ni�)t�w% Mrs. J, Maloney. Den -
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Everywhere the optimism for the
!-is' many friends are pleased to see
him again after his serious illness.-
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J,iberal cause is the same. Nova
I Miss Teresa Lynch is in London this
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-Scotia and Prince Edward Island will
"c"k attending the convention of the
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Catholic Women's League. - Mrs.
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ets and New Brunswick will do better
Hicknell has returned home after vi.,-
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this year than ever before in that
itirig her daughter, Mrs. J. Matthews.
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regard. Reports from the other prov-
4 Seaforth.-The many friends of
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. j . L_ Malone are glad to see him
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Splendid candidates axe being .,
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t .g. in after suffering a
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in the field everywhere, so that w en
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fractured leg. --.Mrs. Frank Nagle. of
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election day is A)ver, the Liberal party
Detroit, is visiting at the parental
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will have in parliament an array of
himie of Mr. and Mrs. James Evans.
strong men, ready to take up the
-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Flynn, of
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burden of administration and carry
Dublin, spent Sunday at the home of
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it on successfully. .
their son, Mr. John Flynn.
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Catholic Women's League. -Mrs. W.
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Dorsey and Miss Teresa Lynch are
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one or another of the Melghen stal-
in London this week as delegates from
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warts who has become disgusted and
the St. Columban, sub -division of the
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is refusing to stand the domination
C. W. L., attending the Diocesan nneet�
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of the "hidden hand" behind the
in,-,: in that city.
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Meeighen Pat The lose of W. S.
Officers Elected. --On October 21s'.
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Middlelyro, chief Conservative whip,
the young people of St. Columban
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isvirre that Mr. Meixhen will not soon
Literary Society met to elect officers
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overcame. Mr. Mioldlebro was one ,of
for the coming season. The following
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the strongest men in the .party and
officers were elected: President, John
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as Chief Whi p, claimed that he
McMillan; vic,6-president, Joseph Me-
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lady; recording secretary, Lucy
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the courtesy of a telegram advising
Burke; treasurer, Sadie Queenan;
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editor, James McQuaid; assistant edi-
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the countrv. But Mr. Middlebro, in
for, Gertrude Stapleton; committee,
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August Ducharme, John L. Malone,
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be influential in the government party
Vincent Lane, Blary McGrath, Camilla
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was left to learn of his chief's decis-
Murray, Robert McGrath, Minnie Dal,
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hard to see where the Meighen party
to hold the first literary meeting two
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would secure any strong . men from
weeks from that evening, November
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among its !)resent lot of candi
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should all inolications be reversed and
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Mr. Meighen again given the reins of
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Notes. -Mrs. Joseph Carpenter and
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,Mrs* L. J. Looby were the delegates
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to "get from under" and appoint-
from Dublin Roman Catholic church
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have been a matter of daily occurr-
o Ay and Tuesday. Mrs. William Dor-
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sey and Miss Lynch were the repre-
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yet to come. if indications run true
s,ritatives from St. Columban parish,
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�Mr. P. Judge has taken possessiqn
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u f the Dominion Hotel and will cat �r
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clique of office -seekers until his life
to the trAvelling Public. -Mr. Josepn
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wias made almost a misery, and fin-
McCarthy is visiting with his bro-
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r ally he- sent h--ilf his old . cabinet to
ther, Michael, on the third concession
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. the senate along with a few of the
of Logan. .
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more peisisterit members of parlia.
Will Not Be Tried. -The Grand
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ment. and took in a lot of new bland
Jury of the Supreme Court in ses-
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airin at the,court house, Stratford, on
Tuesday af ernoon bill
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get him anywhere.
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returned no in
the case of Catharine Hastings, of
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the-tawnship Of Logan, charged with
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liamenf he will hive in his following
the murder of her husband, the late
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such mem A% Fieliiinr, MeMA.9ter, La-
Daniel Y[Atings, of the same town-
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A hip by administering poison to him.
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Graham Kerint-dy, Pardee, Murphy
The accused woman was taken into
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custody on March 25th, following a
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stand out as among the leader% of
confession made by her. She was
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removed from the Stratford jail only
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Material will be there for a cabinet
a short time ago and admitted to a
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ho;pital in Londonj owin g to illness.
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have to -be faced, and bring Canada
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back to a f"tine of prosperity. The
I people are realizing this great dif-
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Bro...1,,k Tri. at Staff. Hail, F11-
day. Noveinher 4th, at eiwht
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ference b�tween the parties of Mr.
'King
o'diock -a treat
der the awpiew of the W. -W.
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and Mr. MeighZrn, And knowing
-that the Prime Minister has
50 and 25c, Thi. i-
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Present
Tin ca-binct material behind him, ,even
if �e
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Fewl Some, 1. Staffl. T hip k.11, by
Methodist J.di.; onnired fro 6 to 8 &.1-1t,
on
Friday
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bave -given up thy idea of Mr
e-flau. Gewber 28th 1921, followed
by .V).Mid Preirl-i-ne. Ad;,itooii.., 25 ..d
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Neivher coming back . And so ba*
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Notes. -The Lailles' Guild of Grace
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foil ers t rougnout the country are
church, Staffa, will meet at the home
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-afternoon, November 2rd .-The W.
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M. S. met at the home of Mrs. S.
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t e cuntry to such an extent that
- Webb on Tuesday with an attend once
k�
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- � I : wearing himself out. At the
Of t1wenty-one. After quilting, the
., . I is Maritime Tour his voice
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regular meeti g orioducted and
Le ww""Mes.
r , ven , lit �Wn,d his health appeRr-
a report of convention
Y�`- ,"ed to be poor. And 'then, without
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was given by -Mrs. Hiotham. A plea4-,
,,:",491dog a rest of more than two days
ant and profitable time was spent-
,'T,4�ii sturted out again on� -
, - �. his ,twenty-
Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, Roxboro,
, �,
i �11, �1*1
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spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Jos.
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6. anparentlir unfit for the task
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Worden.-4HT. and Mrs. Lawson, Jr.,
,
elid of Thos.lAberal Chief, oil
of Stratford, are spending the week
I 4thee"baild, has been 'conserving
with Mr. slid Mrs. W� O'Brien. -Miss
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"... . � and his speeches improv.-
Helen Mayes visited at Mr. J. Mc -
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- � P... 'be�#ill .
be in
Donalld's over Sumday.-BiT. -and Mrs,
William Sadler 'nuniber
, , I still
� I 11 lie IhO idrelnuous days
treated a of
their Mends to
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a
evening last week�-Mrs. W. TrLdff
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=01ster, miss Pearl have returned
pli'Tft-� W&4' WA&j ffidy 'bav�e.
been visiting fder#s.--A fov
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' Noll" Tho CF=oa,M;1,%,W
thodir .;;�. me 11 =
00 ,No. 1, 410.1lett. on ftiday evo4tug,
X. =,oir 4th, at 8 P.m. An Pati� un
requested to be Pre r ontud moretients-
�t�va, as the dire.to-ro w1oh t. settle all
400miate that evertins. Norman L. QkrWor,
klearetary4reasurer. "4811-2
, .
Notes-Whe anniversary services
held on ftlibath lastwere, a grand eue-
cess- in every particular. The Rev.
A. E. Millson, of Auburn, gave two
yery instructive and helpful sermons
. which, were very fitting for the oc-
casion.' The trustees asked for a coil,
tribution of $160 for which the peo-
ple responded ,heartily, making a to -
.W of $193. -Mrs. Bert MoLean, who
'has been spending some time in,our
midst, returned to her -home in Buffalo
an Saturday lasot,Mr. Leslie Law-
son and Leo Stephenson -returned
from the West this week. -Mrs. Chas.
Hall, who has been spending the past
courle of .months hkre, returned to
her home in St. Marys, Mrs. F. B,
liall going Avitb her. -A goodly num-
ber Of our citizens attended the U.
F. 0. meeting in Seaforbb on Thurs-
dai evening last to hear Mr, Crerar,
the leader of the Progressive P#rty,
to expound his poolicy which he did in
a very able manner to the satisfac-
tion of his hearers.
DASHWOOD - .
Notes. -A 11allowe'en concert will
be given in Way -burn School by No.
16 school section on Monday, October
31st, at 8 P.m.--AMrs. George Keller -
titan is visiting in Walton. -Mrs. F.
Preoter, Sr., is visiting in London. -
Miss Clara Kraft is' spending this
week in Londoif.-Inspector Tom Paid
our school a visit last week. -Mr.
Joseph Keenan, of Credittin; spent
the week end near Peters'burg.--4Mr.
Herb Miller, of Toronto, is visiting
with his mother at present. -Mr. aj?d
Mrs. Knapton and Miss 'Dora Kraft,
of London, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. P. Kraft-�Mrs. Humble and
children of Sarnia spent the week end
with Mrs. Finkbeiner.-Mr. and Mrs.
Maomagarten have retur.ned froin a
ple,asant visit with relatives in Michi-
gan. -The Y. P. A. of the Calvary
Fvangelical church spent a social time
with the Credit,on Y. P. A. at Credi-
ton on MondAy evening. Everyone
reports a fine tivne.-Mr. Homer
Guenther of the Bank of Commerce
at For"t spent Sunday at his home
here. Homer ,has been transferred
to the. Waterloo branch.
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ZURICH
Notes. -Mr. Daniel Smith �s visit-
ing at New Hamburg and Arkon-a.-
Mrs. A. Kaercher. of Kitchener, is
renerwing acquaintances here. -Mrs.
Da!n, of Gorrie, spent a few days
with her sister, Mrs. F. B. Meyer. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Coles are spend-
ing two weeks' vacation at, Chatham.
-Messrs. Frank and William Siebert,
of Detroit, are visiting at their h(yme
1�ere.-Mr. Menian Oesch, who had
been West for the harvesters' ex-
cursion, returned home. -Messrs. Ed-
ward and Norman Rupp, of Detroit,
are visiting witia .their mother, Mrs.
Rupp. -Mr. Fred Aikenhead, of the
Molsons Bank staff, has again return-
ed to his home at Brueefield owing
to illness. -Mr. Clarence Shepherd,
of the Maisons Bank staff, Milton I 3 a
relieving Manager W. B. Coles, c f
the Ztrri . ch bank for a few days. -Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Truemner, of To-
rcnto, are ,pending their vacation at
the -home of the former's parents, Mr,
-
and Mrs. Hy. Truemner.-Mr. Arthur
Henning, ouir veteran ball catcher,
left for his ho -me in Detroit on Tries -
day morning last. Arthur made ,many
close friends in Zurich and we are
sorry to see him leave. -On Friday
erciting last the choir of St. Peter's
Lutheran chureh were invited to the
hointe of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neidingeir
,
where they were treated to a water-
melon feast, After justice had been
done to the watermelons, a limeb was
served by the hostess Ybich was up-
preeistted by all present. An address
was gi,ven by Rev. Re?ml>e in which
he, in behalf of the choir, thanked
,Mr. and Mrs. Meidinger' fbr their
kindness shown to all present. I
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� CREDITON
Notes. -Miss Lauretta Holtzinan
spent Friday and Saturday in Lon-
don. -Mr. Otto Ewald is erecting a*
new ice house at the rear of his shop.
-Rev. Sinclair occupied the. pulpit of
the Methodist church on Sunday even.
ing.-The Bell Telen,horie Co. has a
' gang of men trimaping trees and re-
foeiring the trunk lines in town. -
Miss Alma Hill has returned 'home
fro,na Kitchener where she has been
visiting friend-.; the Past two months,
�Mr. W. H. Gaiser returned Monday
evening frQm the West where he has
been the past three moraths. - Mr.
Arthur Holtzman, of Chicago, spent
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the week end with his parents, Mr.
And Mrs. J. H. ITelt7man.-Mr - Y H -
Holtzman and Mr. Cheater M-a*%m-'
ney are attending the Sundav, School
convention which is -being held in
Brantford this week.--Qui,te a nu7n-
her of delegates from tile Methodist
and Evangelical Sundav schools at-
tended blie'convention which was held
in GreenWav 1;at Thursday. - Mrs.
7wicker, who lias been ill for some
time has recovered sufficiently to he
-taken to tfhe bospital where she is
I taking treatment. We hope for a
,
.;peedy yecovery.-Mlie Creditan youth
people entertained bhe Daolliwong
rating n6oPle on Monday night last
in the Women's Tntstritute hall. All
renort-on enjoyable time. Such soci-
-able gatherings Are what our youlig
'people need and we hope to see more
of such in the future. . .
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BAYFIELD .
Breezes. -Dr. Garnet Atkinson, who
opened a dental offiee here loot spring
,has de6ded to continue his practice
through rbhi winter, His ex6d)errt
and Painstaking work has been Triost
satislaptory. and we are pleased that
he will r4ftrin -a citizen of Bayftld.
- Mrs. W. Robinson, Mrs. E. Mairincra
and Mr%. Partridge, of London, wefe
Riere gaotti.T&V 169L -Ur. and Mi%.-
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ti ogh the .winter, ,ileriRca ,delivered by ,Aev., -r. � theslin, of � 1. .— I j- , ��' Lt I) 1:
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� ,An Trinity chunla.,aA 7 -�,�i#atfflofd apd� 0- ellent.'anser- I I � I � I .- .. �� , 1. ,, :1
p.m. .s. ir egial thannsgiviins service
.W. .
will be h#l( in commemoration .of
taigirfiept op, Nondgy evening, he
good poW o10f,,ErU6Aeld know how
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When &�man choose# irls shoes. what I I
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OTA Pay and the Orang4im
I'll . On
are To mud.r-Thk) 29wl 'supper,
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to 4o tbiagls, in the right way anO,,aw
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,4oes he look for? . He -looks for Style � . I I e
and Con0ort, and tht avera& ma �,
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der the-'anol"es of the Ladies' Ald
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tr bo conpatulated on their big sue-
cess.--fterament of tile Lord,.s S3*"
4 gooA judge of these requirements. ,. . i"', .. ,,,
,He looks for QUAIATY Aid he plus , '.11
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of the MotlWaist church, is to be -held
in the lipwil',hall on the evening of
por *41 be disperised in St. Andrvw'�
clmrch� on Sunday at - the morning
Jove . .
Jove him .
this faith In his a'hQemAA.td'give him , � . I %, "
ronio where they were on a visit with
Thank�gi4ing,Day, November 7th. A
good k6giUtcnie is being arranged.'
service. Rev. Mr. ,Foo'te, qf, Exeter
will conduct the serml es
shoes thatwill give satisfactory wear. 11
- The man who buys his shoes at this -1 . 0 .1
attended the anniversary services h
,
-Pred OaWv. a rri ved home last week
affter spendlilg the
preparatory
a Yrid WT., Robert Thompson has
.store spay rest assured th;Lt'Ms aluied. I .
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will be all that -We Ila .. . .
.c. im. them to be. i .. 1.
Rev. Dr. Colin Fletcher conducted ser.
summer- on the
government li,,,itt, / "Laiubton," -in
Y_ t
residence nicely b t,
E�'a 8 0
I I. p4int. Ralliert- like
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THE UTMOST IN STYLE, COMPORT AND GOOD VALIJE 11
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Georgian Bay, Mrs. H. W. Erwi4 is
'
I have things in order, I
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Reeve, Mr, Alex. Smith, was confined
his
visiting her daughter, Mrs. SaMder,
to room for the past week through
illness, but we are pleased to learn
that he is Mr.
We want you to see.our New Fall Styles. We are showing maIRY
around again. -Rev.
Gordon, of Mitchell, will preach
at Kitoonar.
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Nevr�Crestions and the new, lower prices are bound to interest ,
.
Sunday morning and evening in Carm-
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" A Good Record"for Commodor6_
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taking Mr. Gordon's services in Mit-
chell. Rev. Mr. Gordon is highly
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Died In. Wiseorizin.-The following
The Clydesdale stalliair "'Commodore,"
Men's Fine Shoes in Qu tal and Box Kip Leathers in three -
nrol'und,
-his first visit to Carmel church will,
despatch froul it Superior, Wiscondta,
otwined by Mt. T. J.'Ber I is leaving
, ry
some mighty good stock in this vi-
different shapes -4411 medium round and narrow tqes
with sawed soles. Per, pair ................. ........ ., ... $4.95
eongroegations,�Miss M. Hoggartb is
Paper will be read with regret by a
large circle of ft -iends among our old-
cinity as is evidenced by the show
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'Wen's Fine Quinnoetal Calf Sh fum recede too '
a Ma med
work before hard frost sets in. -
er readers, as Mr. McCann was a na-
record of same of lois got this Year.
A two year orld heavy drilught filly
Z.a
last with solid rubber heelsoind G'(e) r ,xeked soles. Per
. � . , S7."
Zurich on Friday afternoon and even-
ing last
tive of this township, being a son Of
-the late Bernard MoCamn_who for
eired by him and owned by Dr. Mblr,
pair .......... � ........... .... ..............
,Men'i Brown Calf Sines made an'a neat —ede toe last with
Mellick, the mother of Mrs. Samuel
many years resided on the farm -now
took first at London,'Eireter and*Sca-
forth; anotber one, a sucking draft
solid rubber heels and Goodyear welled soles. Per pair ... $7.60
Donell and daughter, Miss Dorothy,
owned by Mr. Peter McGrath. The
despatch says: "Michael McCann,
colt owned by W. Ate
,Allister & Son
Bien's Fine Gurtmetal Calf Shoes made on the new FiFench toe
blind heels Goodyear
the past week. -Our gardeners are
aged 81, died last night In a local h--
was first at Exeter --Zurich and Bay-
field and second at' Seaforth, This
-last with eyelets, solid rubber and welted
I soles, a decidedly smart shoe, at per -pair .............. $8.50
Mtal f6klowing a two wo�eks' illness.
was a reeidoit. of the city for the
is an e4ra goodi,coll; of good size,
Men'B Bro,Am Calf Shoes. made on the English recede toe with
past 82 yean and had worked at the
that stands up we on short legs and
with plenty of weight and quality,
saddle straps and perforations, a young man's shoe, at per
pair .. .......... ............ ............... $8.50 and $9.00
A
Superior shipyards for 26 years. He
made his hom,- with Mr. and Mrs,
John Sties, 916 Weeks Avenue, for the
Past 26 years. Mr. McCann is sur�
and more will be heard-fromilim lat-
er, Mr. McAllister also hat a year -
hnk agricultural which won first at
London, Exeter, Zurich, Seaforth
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vived by a nepliew and nieces in
Pocatello, Idaho. The .body is at the
and
Bayfield and Mr, Nelson Keys took
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Nice] undertaking rooms pending fun-
first at'Bay.fieW for year old -heavy
draft arid second for two year old.
0 . I & 1, a I a
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eral arrangenivrit's."
Death of.Mr.g. James Murray. -The
Briefs. -The farmers are very busy
drawing in sugar beets, turnips, etc.,
1p, Z7
5,AFO,PFH
derith occurred :it St:, Joseph's Has-
pital, London mi Monday of a will
for shipment. -Mr. William Fairbaiyn,
of the Town -ship of Tuckeramitin, bad
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known reside�t of"this township, i
the -person of Mary McCann, wifd "
the mistfortune on Wednesday last to
. Of
Mr. James Murray, at the early age
lose his barn, and contents, including
some live stock. The fire occurred in
,. .
of thirty-one yen rs. Mrs- Murray Who
was a duagirter of Mr. Peter McCann,
the forenoon while Mr. Fairbairn was
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of this township, had been in ailing
f
a�t work in the field and when first
seen was coming through the roof,
health for some inoriths and although
everything that nitAical skill and care-
pparently catching in the mow and
4
ful nursing could do was done for her,
baefore anything could be saved the
barn was a total loss. At date of
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site passed Away on Monday. Her
death will be keenly felt -by her 1bus-
writing we are unable to gather full
band and six libt)(- children, and the
irYformation but believe Mr. Fairbairn
Ihad some insurance, but no doubt nat
sincerest synigathy of all is extended
to them and the liarentS in their
sufficient to cover his loss, and much
- great
loss. The funeril was he7ld from the
'
sympathy is felt for him. -Mrs. Jos.
Anderson, of Alba, Michigan, is
re.�lcnce of her father to St. Colum-
ban church on Thursday morning,
spending a few weeks with her aunt,
'Hudson,
where requiedt hig-h mass was
Mrs. Joseph Sr. -Rev. J. A.
cele-
brated by Rev. Father White, the ,re-
McConnell and Mrs. McConnell and
son Gordon, have returned from To -
mains afterwards accompanied by a
large concourse ,,f friends -being in-
ronio where they were on a visit with
terred . in St. 01141mban cemetery .
rclati4s and friends. -Quite a large
number from our village a d. ici Ity
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attended the anniversary services h
.
School Sports. -The following are
at Brucefield and Thames Road on
Sunday and 'Monday .evening last. -
the results of the field day sports
Rev. Dr. Colin Fletcher conducted ser.
arrang*d I?stoxeen the -4igh school
vices in CaTinte.) Presbyterian church
students Of Exeter, Lucan and Park-
or, Sunday last delivering interesting
hill: Junior Boys -loo yards dash-
and well thought out sernatirs.--our
11 Thompson,,Exeter; 2, Aldworth, Ex-
eter; 3, Dignim Exeter; -high
Reeve, Mr, Alex. Smith, was confined
his
running
jump, 1, Dignaii, Exeter; 2, Williams,
Lucan; 3, Smith, Par)chill; running
to room for the past week through
illness, but we are pleased to learn
that he is Mr.
broad jump -11f, Thomson, Exeter, 15
around again. -Rev.
Gordon, of Mitchell, will preach
feet 10 inches; 2, Weldon, Lucan; 3,
t�anksgiving sermons on the coming
Aldwnrth,'Exeter- ru n,in,, hop, step
Sunday morning and evening in Carm-
�._l Igh .jer,
, an, Ex, 32 feet 81/2 in.;
,�,�h '.., E4ater; 3, O'Neil, Luean;
el church, the Rev. M.r. McConnell
,
standing hop, step -L-1, Dignan, Exe-
taking Mr. Gordon's services in Mit-
chell. Rev. Mr. Gordon is highly
ter, 24 feet 9% inches; 2, Smith,
spoken of as a preacher and on this
Parkhill; 3, Aldworthh�xeter; oftnd-
-his first visit to Carmel church will,
ing broad junip.-1, ignan, Exeter,
no doubt, be'greeted by very large
8 feet 8% inc,hes; 2, Smith, Parkhill;
3. Waldon, Lucan; Exeter; 25;
eongroegations,�Miss M. Hoggartb is
points*
Lucan, 6' Park1hill, 5. Senior Boys-
having a cellar finished under her
dwelling, the masons now rushing the
100 yard dash -1, Whiteford, Lucin;
2, Stanley, ],upon; 3, Statham, Exe-
work before hard frost sets in. -
ter; putting titie shot, 1, Leary, Park-
Quite a large number -attended the
Sabbath School convention held in
hill 25 fact 2 inches- 2 Whiteford,
Lu�an; 3, Seldon, Exeter'; high jump
Zurich on Friday afternoon and even-
ing last
-1 $tuart, Lucan; 2, Larwsan, Exeter;
of week. -We regret to re-
port the very -serious illness of Mrs,
3, Walton, Parkhill; Pole vault -1,
Mellick, the mother of Mrs. Samuel
Stuart, Lucan; 2, Whiteford, Lucan;
hiLriner.-Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mc -
3. Cooper, Parkhill; standing broad
Donell and daughter, Miss Dorothy,
jump -1, Leary, Parkhill, 9 feet .1
spent a few days in 'Forest during
inches; 2, Lawson, Exeter; 3, WRt-
the past week. -Our gardeners are
son, Parkhill; running hap, step -I, busily engaged in getting in their . .
Lawson, Exetpr; 36' feet; 2 I Cooper, roots and getting their gardens plow -
Parkhill; 3, Leary, Parkhill; running ed. -Mr. W. Sangster is being visited - .
broad jump-], Statham, Exeter, ,16 by his brother from Sudbury, accom, _.
feet 6% inches; 2,; Whiteford, Lucam; panied by his wife. -Mr. and Mrs. C. . � - I 1
3. Leary, Parklaill;- points-Lucam, Cook spent Sunday last in St. Thoma, I .
17, Parkhill 13', Exeter 12; summary vdth their daughter, Miss.Ola.-Hen-
of points, junior and senior, combin- sail was entertained on Tuesday even
ed---Boreter, 37; Lucan, 23; Parkhill, ing last by something in the Wild � I,- 1
118; relay races, boys -1, Lucan; 2, West Show line, ve�y good perform -
Exeter; relay races, girls, 1, Exeter; ances being given in rope spinning
2, Lucan 3, Parkhill. Girls' Events- lassoing, etc. .__� .. Excellent School Shoes
Egg race-Lucan, girls wons lat and Field DRY at Hensall.-On Friday I �
2nd and Exeter 3rd; clotheqpin race- -afternoon last what is known as "field -
Lucan girls -won all three prizes; boot day," in connection with the high . We're out after the School Shoe trade with
race -Exeter won air three prizes; school was ,held on our park grounds,
tbrov�ng basket ball (&!stance) -Lu- and both the high school students and the best School Shoes that money and experi-
can girls wor all three prizes; throw- * public school students were out in ful! ence could secure ? �
ing baseball-Lucan won Ist and 2nd force. Summary: Giilsl sack race � . , .
and Exeter 3rd. , . Jean Elder, Heripall; Ortha Melick, I An investment in " Cheap " School Shoes
I Zurich; Dorothy, Welsh, Hensall. — Bargain Shoes"—only Means another pair
KIPPEN boys', hop, step arid jump�G. Gasehe, .
F_ Sal—qmitil on—tory home. .1� 24 Zurich; L: O'Brien, Zurich; A. Bedard, in about three weeks. .
by 18, with leno, to .24x8. To be moved from Zurich; girls' relay Tace-Jean Elder, I
P""'is". APPly to 'William. Irlson, Box 10. Afa,rarguete Fish&, Dorothy Welsh Don't be misled by Advertised Prices,geem-
Kimen. - "I"t and Gertrude Hog rth, Hens -all' boys ingly low. . �
. and Mrs. James Reid, relay race-Keiih .
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of London, are visiting at the hornies Li�an, Bert Horton, Jim Mr -Donald, , I I � -
of Mrs. Reid's brothers and sister, Ilensalil; girls, eating t4scrut and. It's the Sh6e that always tells the story—
Messrs. Thomas end J�ohn Workman whi . stling-Nora Ran, Zurich; Dorothy not the price. Any shoe store can advertise
and Mrs. Archibald McG&gor, and Welsh Hensall; Jean* Elder, Hensall; .
with other friends in this vicinity.- I .. I I
girls, obstacle race-Lifflan Rayder, �� . ow prices. I .
Miss M, A�Ilhs, who was at Clipton Zurich, Whimie Ortiwein-, Zurich; Ger- I
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attending. t e teachers' convention, trude Hoggarth, Hensall, Girls' bas- For.good, dependable School-� Shoes —*the
was a visitor with X-;. and Mrs..Wui� . ket ball -Dorothy Welsh, Hensall; . best school shoes made—shbes that are profi-
Henry.-Tbe iWiscre farm of the late Greta- Porrest, Zurich. Sco ; Heni table to buy—come here. . � -,-
Mfty H rvey an the third conces- pall, 34, Zurich, 4. Bazeballr,:eHensali
f St: nley, has been -sold ta 5, Zurich S. Boys' 100 yard 0sall-
Talbot, of. the Gmhen Line. yhr� 1. O'Brien, Zurich; L. MoClinchey, Best,otleatkera, best of workmanship, best
price paid was around $7,700. - A Zurich; Alf -red Smith-, Hensall; girls' � of everything that goes,to make good looking
large quantity of turnips are'being 50 yard., dash -Winnie ' Ortwein, . durible and stylish school shoes-.
shipped from our station by Messrs. Zurich; Jean- Eldet, Hensa-11; RimaX � - .
W. Cooper, Robert Cooper and Jas. e- f '.
Lean, Ifensall. Boys, shot put�-Wili_ � - - . - . I
B MeLean.-The many friends ofMr. McLean, Hensal); girls, throwing I co ,. I -
- Darothy-Fritz, Zurkb; bo� - , rvry
slid Mrs. William Warkman will be b,,sket ball -Marguerite Maher, He , _� 11Z
Pleased to Iearrn Ithist their son, who sail ve 1 P. ,
-for many 'Weeks ,,has been seriously vauit-Keitli tove, genasill; Tid Har, - � 0 0�s -
in, is now nicely impraving.--fOn vey, Herisall; -girld' candy eont�w I- I .
fenssall; Alberta Darilgloas, te Fi. ill" � .1
Tuesday last Mrs. Lundy addressed Nora Rai , i, Zurich; Margaerl I
the Women's MWIonary meeting at I . Rome of Good Shoes
Seafortli.-Mr. and Mrs. John Can- oys' standing broad jum L , b 111('09 -
sitt, of Sonfoxth, the past week were, Zurich; -Willie 'McLean, el's - I,! I . Suffeases & Cl Ub B aq a
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