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with frlep,U here in honor of her friend, 1,94s Margaret' Kenned '# . 'It . , . I I , . � I
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tbis Saturday. A mock - ' , 4pon the men's c4orua, Miss M4ttie Ellis spent the holidays I , Mho", ��ff - 11 I., - !1% .1 I.., I �: �
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irig, of Stratfotd. Misses Marga4rit, aiqd wliwn was p4rucularly good. 'Xho t h r sister, MTs. Fred Snialla- , 0' I - ,
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th her paren�ts hore.-Many. , ta Ar combe and family in Guelph# i6iie .1 � 11 ._� I,, .,---. I , k�.. , .-
q gatherings -and happy family was staged, Mrs. B. 1). Field as Smith, of St. Marys; Miss LjLtian Me- j.: 711. 1 . I w � .1.1 I o�, ., .1
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", r,' bexe .at " Christmas sea- Ira. Earl c , was, p � � "' : .
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,R� .-, Miss Johns, as minister, and Miss Palmer, of Detroit; Mr. A 4�41 opticularly effecuive, and days with 'her parents in Clifford, � �'. a.. ,:i. 14 e"'U-
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C � I i . - it being The Christmas dance held last Thurs- corded us during the past yea) I �40 s "I' ,
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I Mary McDonald, ' at the piano. Af- er, of Detroit- Mr. N. P. Warremer, -,,ime tWs method of rendition is ih. X., -
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Mv — .ter the ceremony, Mrs. Earl Spiroat of Pontiac, M . 4ay ge ing under the auspices of 11 141 � .. 1
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he us iness extend to each ne, Seasoil, s GrOt 4, , ,
i.1,1111, , sang a parody on "O Promise Me,' School Literary. -The Literary So- leader Dance Club, was very , I ko, �,;', � . I ,
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� I ZURICH which caused much laughter. Then. ciety of the Hensall Continuation ,ne extra resi).onsibility of being or- ished by the McPhillips Bluetcher I I -� . . �. .�, .1) . .- �
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'. t� of Mrs. Kennel. -Mrs. Fanny the bAde-to-be was showered with School held its meeting last Thurs- guaist as weil as leader, are to be Orchestra, of London, was very much . I .4 ,� ;
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" .1 I . , widow of the late Michael many useful and pretty gifts, after day afternoon, December 23rd, with .iLucerely congiaLulated on the sue- njoye4.-A large number of hockey HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW -YEAR ', ., . I.., I
".. which a dainty lunch was served by Jean Stone in the chair, and Dorothy cess oI this . . I . 1. I �
I'XiRl%m'.�,)!,,.-) s� , pa,ised away at her home on service of praise. The fans motored to Exeter Monday ev- mvmww� . I
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ill.c. hanb"?tg the hostess for the jolly' meeting was opened by singing "My musical part oi the service with or- hockey game between Exeter and A GOOD ]RESOLUTION
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11". .. 11 g made ill ho Roationite cem,etery. wi:�hes fo.r. Miss Mellis. i .he minutes of the last meeting were I
9". I � , . .urbracing the general theme of the ,-a,,r of Zurich. -Dr. and Mrs. A. R.
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�� -` . . Ch6stnias Cantata. - A lovely read and ado ted, the meeting then main cantata, M e suggest that during the. New Year,
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,�l V�;y � . I , :'h,in.is vantata, entitled "What -ouk the form of a Christmas con- doch; I '
L ,,..' Up SoMs Li"A da,gliLers,- Choi -us .-ChrisLinas Bells Are house lately vacaled by Mr. and Mrs. '�' you come to this Home of Good Shoes with all
11 , I I "�l � munic :', - -:t � .... .. f Santa," -was given in the (-ert, given by the kindergarten kids ,�,rlglng;', d1t kind cilurus "How C. Lockwood, and which Dr. Canap-
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!, initions .)n Y:":! �y were well ,t- ; Uniti-d Church last Thui-Aay even- It' Kalamazoo. The first part of the -AjdULI�Lll Upon Llie Mountains," Mrs. hpll piii-chased fi-om Mr. R. E. Cook, ' your Footwear wants.
f�. -tended. hi 0 ,. . *..,rnoon the hall; �! g. ThL 1;,�-i and girls all did their concurt was spent as a cat concert, vy', A. Macl_�aren wid Mrs, PULterson; . ' -at .
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;_ soprano ObligaLu, ladies' chorus and Oord, while coming homu last Friday
,",'',, 1. .. '. . - pt , i "the f:iii-ics," lw 1'�'Lg LIM.!" an%l San- - dy. The cats introduced themselves chuir "Bethlelicin," Miss Jessie Park ,.a spend the Christmas brilidays with fitting shoes and all other shoe troubles. I
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I h credit is given to - -u the audience by singing, "How D3 with'recitative by Mr. Bonthron; duet
�, �1,1 to the town-;Ilip ,liowed that the rate-': t�l Claus," Moe
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,;'* payers wi,r�� dutply interested in the �Ii�,, Jt -an Ivison and Miss Gracu�� You Do," after which. Dorothy Ilef- and chorus, "Earth's Weary Waiting
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11&.., finances of -zhe township, The coun- Fairborn, who had the training of: feran gave an account of the last Done,'t Mrs. Ma,:Laren and Mrs. Rog- Drown, was suddenly seized with an We'll, try to deserve all your favors.
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1. I , cil was re-Llected by acclamation: 'he children. At the close of the concert given by the kids; reading garth; poprano solo, "In the Watches travelling on the train, but she man-
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�� , , , Reieve, F. K Kl,opp; Councillors, J. 19- of the Night," Miss Park, with reci- 9ged to reach home safely and a .
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�i I . .��. P. Rau, L If. Rn�i,��r, W. R. Dougall uted many lovely gifts from the beau- I gins, and an instrumental by Etta tative by Mr. Bunthron; duet, "Good doctor was called, who ha� her re- I & a
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R ifol Christmas tree. We are gladi Bell were all greatly enjoyed. D. Tidings," Messrs. R. Y. MacLaren and moved to the hospital the same even S& I
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,�,: . to note that the tree for the needy Hefferan than gave an interesting W. A, MacLareii; recitative -atford, where an operation
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financial s'aremoll' showed a balance I was laden down with the useful gifts, talk on some of our most famous interlude, ,,Glory to God -in the High- was e
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e, . on hand t,[ $2,848.91 with $i64.77 ull-, 1), rformed. She is doing as n,ice-
�., and th(�se we believe were packed im- poets ,after which a "cat concert was .1 . D - 0
_', collected taxes. The payments for est" Mr. Bonthron, Mrs. Murdock ; lyas can be expected, and her many 9 I .
� mediately and sent to Toronto, -so given by the kids. An int�vresting Cho'rus, "On Earth, Peace," from Hall- friends wish her a speedy recovery
--.I- Roads and Bridges amounted to gp�'
.1 that on Christmas Day many poor Indian dance and pantomine
1".. i $9251.44: Schools, $20,988.19; County werI3 del, Messrs. Jas. A. Bell, R. Y. Mae- to health -A large number of hockey SZ7
, tt .. Rates, $14,923,40, which, with other, children would be the better for these then given, followed by a song by Laren, J. Ketchen and W. A. Mae- fans went to Zurich Tuesday n .11 A FOR 7H'
�� payments amounted to $71,080.87. 've of
�,� �:" gifts. Marie Foster. An amusing play was L,aren, with recitative by Mr. Bon- to witnesA a very exciting gamel g TELEPHONE 11 OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
I ,.,,,, The receipts, including $3,2995.32 re- Notes. -The postmaster would re- rendered, after which Jean Stone and 'thron; ladies, chorus with soprano Hockey, played between Zurich and
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.:t - cei I holidays given to the mail contractors Christmas tree. The pupils to I esus, Our Lord," Mrs. An- Hensall, resulting in a win for Hen- - -_ 21 11 NO I I
, 11 of the drew Dougall; chorus, "Break Forth sall, the score 'being 4 -3. -Mrs. John -
i. .. ment on �oxpenditures on townshi ' �
1: 1. p I are Now Years, Good Friday, Victoria school then presented a hydro I —_
I .".. , roads in 1925, amounted to $73,929.78. amp Into Joy"; tenor solo and chorus with Blatchford is in London visiting rela-
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�'�:�o � ended the year with a balance on Thanksgiving. On these days the I school, and an ivory clock to Miss R. Y. MacLaren; final chorus, "The Bonthron who sang I'Th,e First Christ- to get all the names of those visit- by the holiday spirit with nothing to
...... : i rural mail is not sorted or given out, I Stewart. The teachers ably respond ,ing, much as he would desire to have. do but think and develop a New Year
. 1. liand of $2,763.64. The nomination in - Lord is Born To -day"; Nstlude, Mrs. mas Morn" at the morning service
1� �"; the hall in the evening brought forth It is hoped th\-se mail holidays will ed to the presentations, read by D, Murdock. in Carmel Church last Sunday, will -On Thursday evening of last week Greeting to. you. .
- be respected, except in case of sick- Hefferan. A chorus entitled, "Jingle Sunday School tntertainment.-On while returning a little after seven At the outset, let me take you
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1. another good crowd. Mattel 5 per I' peat it at. the evening service on
11., . taining to the welfare of the village ness or something urgent. -Mr. Win. Bells" was given, after which the Wednesday evening of last week the the coming Sunday by special o'clock from shopping and when a back thirty years. Do You remember
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.. 11 . I � I were discus.%ed and the subject of Moore, of our village, who has been meeting was closed by singing the United Church held their annual Sab- quest, and Miss Park will be the little east of the post office, Mrs. John when:
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!,.". better fire protection was gone into visiting his brothers, George and Car- National Anthem. bath School entertainment and Christ- soloist at the morning service.- Elder had the misfortune to slip on I Eggs 'were 10 cents per dozen and
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. ,.t � . � from all angler.. The following were son, of Algoma, for the past y�ear, Christmas Services. -Our three lo- mas tree, this year in the spacious Our invi-ehants relport a very good the icy sidewalk and in falling to ' milk was &c a quart; the butcher
� 1 . i has returned home and his many cat churches on Sunda� last were schGo break her arm, a little above the
; mommated for the office of Police I I room, and had a capacity at- Christmas trade and are looking for- . gave soup bones and liver away and
N, � I 1, Trustees: C. C. Schilbe, C. L. Smith,1 �riends are glad to see him again.- very well attended and splendid ser- tendance, the largest for some -time ward t -o a good Now Year's one, as wrist. The services of a doctor were I treated kids with bologna; tne hired
I I 1,1�; 1. J. Geiger. J. Hey, Jr., H. True-niner: Miss Gladys McLean, of Parkhill, :s! nions; delivered, while the in ' as past, and had a most enjoyable time they have aburiddrice yet of fine ai-t- quickly obtained and the broken bones i girl got $2.00 a week and di the wash-
�� , . . . , isiting at the home of her parents,! given by the cboirs was, like thee
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I I - and P. J. Haberer. Mr. Hey was the ` ser- and white the entertainment was not icles as suitable for New Year gifts bet in splints. Mrs. Elder has the I ing.
1:� , I Mr .And Mrs. James B. McLean, of - mons well rendered of a special gotten up as a money making one as they had for Christmas ones. -Mr. Women didn't play bridge, poker,
� . ordy one that qualified, so a newl - - ,sympathy of her many friends in the
I �� mination will be nece-,sary arid the rhr, London Road. -Mr. Alex. M -c- I Chris'tmas character and very much and the scholars all went in free and William Webber -pent Christmas hot- matter of her accident so near Christ- � gamble, powder and paint; they didn't
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I ,. date for same has been set for Jan-' Kcn7ie, of ,our village, is spending! onjo ed, reflecting much credit on all a mere nominal charge for children idays in London with his sons, Aflan in" tinie.-With tbe near approach � smoke, vote, gdT without woollen un -
.1 " . ; holidays with his daughters in To- taking part in the same. At the ev- rnd others attending from other Sab- and Garnet, and had a very pleasant
. ,,._,:� . uary 10th. I Of the New Year, good resulutioas ' derwear, tango, toddle or dance the
17 .1, -vice in the United Church will oi- should be the order of the day. i Charleston.
7 , ��. l ronto -Mr. Joseph Fulton, of Streets-. ening ser
, I - Notes. - Hensall and Dashwood bath schools and places, the receipts time. -Mr. and Mrs. James P. Camp -1
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. �' , : villo. who makes his annual trip to I that splendid cantata, "The Nativity nmounted to ovor $40. The basement bell, of Windsor, aro sp<Inding a few --W�v regret to learn that Miss I&I , .Men wore whiskers and boots, chew-
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local rink on Tuesday evening, the, ,,, r ,,, I 0
. illage once a year, is again vis- t of Christ" was most splendidly ren- I ,ked like a ioal fairyland, so nice- days holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ' I
- ' I (')ultcr is and has been quite poorly I td tobacco, spit on the sidewalks and
."-I, � . . il�ng his daughter, Mrs. Rev. L-; dpred by the large choir of some 30 ly was it decorated and beautified by A. Bell. -Mr. John Pa. -more, of ouri for ,some week, and trust she I v ,
11 11 I � ��- I I latter! team winning by the score of . . Ila cussed. Beer was 5c a glass and
. . - I iting hi,z daughter. Mrs. (Rev.) Llindy! voices and under the splendid train- -iends of the school, village, lr(�ccrntly sold and installed ,eg
, . 1� 4 to 3. -The many friend., of Mr. J.1 the ladies and fi soon.i ,41n her accustorned health. ' � lunch was free,
� . . . . . �. a� ill' Manse. Mr. Fulton is always, ing of NIT. W. 0. Goodwin, the lead- and the fine ('hiistmas tree added for Mr. livilry C. Soldan, a fine
I P. Rau will be pleased to know that' , Mr. And Mrs. A. L. Cast- spent Chris'- LabOTers worked 10 hours per day
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I . �. atisfactorily af-! "' welcome vi-;itor arOUnd Kippen. -I er, with Miss Eleanor Fisher presid- 'troniberg-Carlson Radio, we believO -
11 ,, he is getting along sz � great delight, ;Ili(] interest for the S mas with relatives and friends at, and rivver went on .strike.
", � . - ing at, thv pit)(, organ. Their voi -hildren as w6: as being made the 1:11le Of thf, vcry best that Mr. Pass- I given waiters and
. . s recent operation and ile is Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Petrie, of To -�a Craig. -The many friends (if I No lips were
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il .it r,,n',,. Am visitors at the home of th:il blended most harmoniously, delight- medium for prvsonts for the grown- morc� has Rol.d. And has all the mostj Miss Martha Ifunter were plua.�ed to , You didn't have to give the hat check-
)))) " � . I it ', mothiIr. Mrq. A. McGregor,; ing the large vongregation that fil�ed ups. The evenmg's, entertainment in modern and up-to-date improvements ,L,(, hur able to be around again after ; er nionr-y to get your hat back after
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.; . , visitor-, here over the holiday W`0� i (If ,,ur villago.-Mr. Rusqcl Gi,ogh thL, auditorium and gallfry as well. the way of a ,,,I), t n I te being in one of the Toronto hospital,% I you paid libre � e times as much for a
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, [ran, of London, is visitinz at tht ' The cantata lasted over an hour and ary and music programme, supplied' swile 1,11r,11 routes at Christmas time -
� 1�'. I noticed the following: Messrs. Cl,r-, �1 for scv(�ral months or ,so, in the in- , ineal as it was worth.
-1 ence and Clayton Hoff mar, Galt( Mr. I; bnmp of linr p,nrent,. Mr. and Mrs. while all the choir diel much to make by the scholar� and children of the� 'he couriors were very kindly and" tvrests of her health. Miss Ifunter: A coal stove in the parlor, a kero-
., - K. Routbedgp, Detroit: Mr. Andrew .T,ini,; MeCIvillont, Of OUr villazo-, it the splondid succes it was, the fol- school, a featury that caused intense! , iA now !
� 1, ; g,,nerously i-4-inembered while other' staying it Fxet-er and after; sene hanging liamp in the sitting
. �11 Thiel, Pre -ton: Mr. and Mrs. J. Laid Dr. Janivs Jarroft, of Ailsa Craig., lowing might be mentioned as taking . ! I ,speri(iing thv Christmas holidays with 1
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I I a wire wen almost if not quite forgotten in room, the farnily horse and phaeton
t. law, Cros9well, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs- I vi-ited at the home of his ar"Tits Spk,cial soto parts: .NIT.,;. Alice Joynt, message rec1ei,%t,d by the p'.1"tor of I tliv %vaV Of little gifts of apprecia-I h, -r relatives here, returned to Exeter, in the stah,le represented the height
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�11 S. E. Fust, Mitchell; M.r. arid Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. I�aac .T.rrott. of our� f. Clark, the church, Rev. A. Sinclair, who tion fo� ofton extra duties co f rr .
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. W. F. Finkloeiner and daughter, Straf- - "'illage, d a-�t w . ' Ifer cousin,' of wealth and luxury. 11
11 �, uring th-e p, (Iek.---Mr,.' Miss -Mary Pybus. Mks Nellie Boyle., was very acceptably filling the posi-I But -cmch is life, and as it in3 ,pftC%e'n .`iliss Flossie llunt<�r, of Exeter, was � No one ever heard of microbes or
0, ''I I . , . . ford-, Mrs. Jf_ Siemon, London; Mi Vvrner McClymont, of Detroit. i, %-;,- M r W. 0, Goodwin, Mr. Ed. Linden- tion of chairman, at the request of', jokingly .-aid "kissing goes by fav- 1 n1so here visiting her relatives at the
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1 7,,% E. Truemner and Miss M. Prang, De-; itilg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I fic-I'd, Mr. Sam Rannie and Mr. Geo. Mr. J. Passmore, the Superintendent or." -Since giving, our first report of same time. -Our coming council forl an appendicitis operation and glands
1, � " 1-1 .. r village.- i If. Follick.-In St. of the school, r,he said wire mes,iage nominations, we now find that all i
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M-;.: C. M-eiding-er, London; Gordon and Mr. W. L. Mellis and sister. Margarpt, 1 Church what is known as "Ifoly Com- purpoting to be from Santa Cla-.11 no�liin.lw-d for Ithe Reeve.9hipi have 1 easy time as there is nothing of very 1 Folks lived to be a good old age
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3'_ rplative- in Wingham.-Mrs lamos good attendance and very much inter- 1 give them all the more time their friends a Merry Christmas.
0, I I Kallbfleisch. Detroit; Miss L. Sitbert,l of thp villazf with a host (if presents for the school. I worthy R( -eve for past years. Mr.
%�� � � , Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. B � '�,ndin� t-st manif,eRt.ed in the %(,,ic,, and at The first wire mcssagl� was dated asl Owen Geiger, which leaves him as
�� I . raun. I ('. McLean, � is , I after little details and make any fit- And now, my dear Friends, think
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"I'll ". � Forest; Mr. and Mrs. H. Ro,%a, Wind- � tie needed improvements, and it about to -day:
t' �,.,. "I sor; Mr. 0. Steinbach, Detroit; Jacob i (if Hrnsnll-Mr. Eric Reid, Of Lnn- i better att4mdniict� and gtiod sernion was coming a!ong At a lively rate as I he a run for ouncillor.% out of the i would seem a favorable coming sum- : Everyone rides in automobiles or
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, ., -plendid anthems and Christmas car- quired careful and stea'dying driving, skating rink is and has been well stretches of cement walk to connect bridge, cooncan and shoots craps.
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iiii� F ing sery Lnd daligh- � (,Is rendored by the church choir, with those already down, to make pe- Everyone goes nightly to theatre
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�. t_ inprorpments can Ix, made to our form on the piano with their fedt.
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� ,1 guests gathered in the fine new church, getting along splendidlv his brother in-law and his sister, Rev, I park and diamond, as every year Woollen underwear is vulgar and
..,.7.;, shed and at 10 o'clock a procession, I had enjoyed sinep taking his charg,? with his fleet reindeers and would bpi A'.' Sinclair -and Mrs. Sinclair, and on I should mark progress and some need- the only charms the ladies hide are
.. ITENSALL ! here. in Hensall almost before th 1111.11.1agei Sunday, morning last at the United A improvements made. -The snow- tbedr ears.
I- � was formed, headed by the pastor,1 Pmt office ix)x rent,I are dur and pa-ki-, The Late William McAllister— reached their. the iny Of thp childrenj Church, rendered a solo that wa-, very t
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.. t theH�nsRll P�t ofill" 'n all -o- In 1" I Quite a large num1wr from Ifensall -was unboundpd, and they were not, much enjoyed.—Rev. Andrew Boa was I v.iolat,-q the Volxtead Act.
.:., building committe, organist and choir fli t --k in January. , comed to cover up the icy sidewalks
1, ., 'In(] vicinity on Tuesday Afternoon disappoint. -d and also to make good sleighing.—The
1. �. members. A short service was held Subarriptinn� r�il f,,r aP Tinily and' ' . when .Santa Claus bursti hvne recently visiting his relatives I past week evidenced many large fam- day they get up, and
..., n� on church af-' W-kly Newvrmper, at th, H�n.-all r -t last attended the funpral of the late in, bubbling over with good Christ- And looking very -AV.11 after his Sonle-'
Q'I office- Patr""'ze your P'Ktmwter who William McAltister, late of the Parr mas c.beer and load �i f -,s what late illness.—Mrs. A. C. Hog- ily gathprings and many home com- Fver,�dne -blarnes the high cost of
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; -, . liplen McEwen, which appeared last lieve, the oldestson of the late Robert ter which the programme was resum- village, was in the village the fore our village, on the Zurich Road, but them-selrves believe they are having
I I .. 1_;1 11 took place. The church has been re- ; we,ek: 1. Re the value of the salmon ' McAllister, and was in his 65th year. Pd. Those taking part in it were: part of this week on business. -- Mr.
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�� . $1,000000 instead of $1,000 --my Ov . rhymes by the infant class; and Mrs. David A. Cantelon were ys of Ruffragetting,
, .. I % ings installed, such as a new altar, �, pr�igh't in correcting thp type Our taxes, country
11 � . written I been for a number of weeks, first re- Tivitchell; solo, "My Mammy'% Lulla- local post office rep tions for their fine .services of praise clubs, hundred miles an 'hour liv-ing
-V I baptismal font, choir chairs, etc. The copy. 11. Re Vancouver—a line miss- f - - . orts the heaviest
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�� , interior presents a pleasi�ng appear- . (in 9undny last.—The railway traffic end prohibition, and if vou feel in
�,j , 4 ' "d out- -this should read. We also ed by all operation, from which it "Bobby's Query," Kenneth Manns, -1 think that it was generally found spite of it all as I do, that life is
It ',,,�� -gation is justlyl on the C.N.R. was very large this
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11�. I I ., p ud of their new Piace of worship., s,N. ; solo, Agnes Fairbairn; dialogue "The' the largest Christmas mails, judging
,i..., ��� ro, nd our depot presented a worth living, it is a real and definite
. . . . . �,' . iagara" soon to sail for Australiu,� Mr. McAll,ister was a mail well reni Merry Elves": 'Irene from the. newspaper reports. — Mr. I very lively Appearance at train time pleasure for me to ex-te
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D. �� ��11 The Late William McAllister.—The! and later, on the wharf watched the and of much more than ordinary in I .nd to you that
1, ; ,' � ", funeral of the late William McAllis- I duet, Belle and (luring the ho
�..Iigg,�`,.,, ter was held from his home on th ' hugn, cranes un)oading the cargo of tolligence, a Reformer in politics, and ,Santa Claus," Alden Appleton; reci- . gan spending Christmas week at his! Thomas Pepper, who has been quite c4c-re wish—A Happy New Year.
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� Tuesday. He passed away at a Lon- ' hair and whatnot. his death his widow and two sorm. Mildred Smillie; Indian song, Ethel coming public meeting in our Town
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�'V � � concert was held at School Section live stock and had many fine register- land: dialogue, "Trouble in Santa -tider matters connected with the Eq- and Mrs. William Pepper, of the
1WI- . - ous illness. The late Mr. McAllister' No. 1, Tuckersmith, on Wednesday af- c(I animals and was an up-to-date and (,Iaus Land"; recitation-, "A Good Ualization Report� recently given, it Township of Tuckersmith, bas been
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.;, breeder of pure brt-d cattle, sheep and Stole the Mince Pie"; drills, recita- was very largely attended, the re- "A Winter Lullaby," a group of girls. with former es imates. Municipal ties st the New Year, and no doubt
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�,�-' Ili' , is survived by his widow and two completed this very interesting pro- . matters will also be taken Live excellent satisfaction, hav-
,* up by the teacher, Miss Rossie Broad- Plot at Hil,iggreen up for dis-
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,F,,,, -W;`,L,; I cemetery. This I Y This was followed with a cussion And the members of ing had good experience a- a teacher. Genuine D & H Co.'s LAC AWANA
,�.:f�-, sons, Robert, of Stanley t-ownshiP, foot, who deserves much credit for a short reference to the death of d a aimt ch served by the ladies of council will have an opportunity of —Mrs. Thomas Sherritt, Jr., has re- The free burrting Anthracite.
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.., �� q; I es Flo, Beatrice and Winnie, alb of should always claim the attenti operation was not necessary, but sim-
, wl :" the section being present At the day evening last and fairly well at- Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cud- our ratepayers .—Mr. George Molrltiof
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�;- I -11orticultural Society. — All The close Santa Cla-us appeared and dis- terided. The following were those more and son, of Kitchener, spent the ,some miles east qf lowed up Will shortly quite overcome
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! I . ,ed to meet in the school room of St. Earling Clostng.—We, the under Geiger, Geor e C. Petty and William ?&. and Mrs. Roland Cudinare, their week for a trip to Alberta- — Mrs. I
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I.. 4, e. - AA4drWA Church , Manday, January signed merchants of the Village of Council, namely, Chris. Campbell, p —Mr. Ernest Peppc--r, pf Sarni,a, spent cut one-third off your fuel bill.
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.00*b Week . A4,04 business every night except Saturday Robert McArthur, of Usborne, ac- Mr. and Mrs. John Johngton and Ch"i mas 'holiday, here with his rel-
V , Aohr%twas Entertaiment. — Very atives and friends.—There is and
11 " " bruary and March, nominees, William Consitt,Alf. Clark dren, Violet sqd %a�vey, had the pretty wedding was solemnized at the beem quite an epidemic of colds in our
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0111 ,11 _i�ll ;:: Double TM Christmas entertainment commencing January lst� 1027. The and Robert Oameron. The village during the past week or so
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�� I'll , , . United Church was a above f,oTms the heading on a signed three mentioned were elected by do' to Exeter with a horse and eu day, December 22nd,� when Rev. A. and still exists with many, both in For Heat in a Hurry and an economie
.I. " ,7,i" Alit" ft, Audrew's misfortune la-st Tu4wday while d United Oburch Manse last Wedned-
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,� 1,�,�.,', , 4 "oWelves,", ,a-ftd Vm ao W. Hess, John Passmore, W. H. Pfile, William A. McLaren, -while Mr. Cbas. pasting a car the horse baited :for- and Mrs. Jaco (Dr.) William Graham, of Toronto, ful coal b6ds of Eas
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, I.., 11,.V� Afld'A sAW to send the vatied ' T. C. JOYnt, Willi= tion for Public Utilities. Mr.. Alex- g on to, the lines, the horse son of Mr. and Mra. Robert H. Par- sels and Clintan, and who frequently
I , �, I'�', cg' ,of ItIto T4iontd; - ThA eanta,ta" "What 9t . Murdock, Roy 'Weber, ander Murdock, as Clerk of the Conn -
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1,,_ 1. 1. . �, � ,:fb Maip4�, it was decfdO-d to erdafte, oT politpolfte was not found until the Mext worn� chased froni Mr. Roberit Hoggarth, which occurred the e-nd of last Week
9. � I . k'.� ... .1 61%,W8.04,Aifil fWa6nmid Grace W. A. MeLaren. the regular meeting to Wednesday ing in an orchaTd, the reins having Reeve of Hibbert.—giss in M -r home in Toronto. We have an UnIdMited demand for
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,.�,',.' Zi i!�', � JIM Christmas Visitors.—Poll evening of next Week, *h Mary Xb- The -fun- Eglg% In our Now pjLtent Egg Carton.
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A�l :. -�'. ki 4 Akd`�Ildftht ftv-ning theboys the list of vigitors home for the, holl eft the ya4t- caught aroubd a tree. Mr. Ferguson Xaig spent a day, in Exeter this -week, erlal was held on Monday last at her and require a steady suoply.
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