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not rise i up aqd tell us that., we �purchgsed abxov,d,, ere 'it6j.4, t�, Am,�4-' o0arodilio, 24' 711- running, hQp,�,4;ep, r 11 �',"',. ,1� . .. . 1, A�
are can tourists ,and ewntizgll�, reaiix- the Jumpi Cardno ' Ed , . If , �, , vwsme - p4manp, vases, gw", gel -As F id vis # "� �.' is.�. �1.111 .
buying altogether too -much from the ,, monds, Browne; . 1.. I . , -Ong otlioer treasures. The inside,of o4q' S In , , 4 -, 0. - .1
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form a p, , qX our, inv V: Browne, Frost Edmonds; 2nd, , / I .� , I , - over Onto W* a WeAk le . $10i .onder' , % �
the street, I mm interested In the t9- __ � Vecchio to .the Pitti Palace, a smaller ental rroof th ar. SU4"X".. J � N - -
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ted amounts of my pure 14p, at . nib of our Form rv: StewAft, PureA Nolan; I 1, - �but Acher, gallery of ma#tep leces, 'ter Rose. -Harry Kerr, Of Win" f xg,oir �, ag��
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the�year and.the total gum w1hieh, I , m4th its 4obr frames, of vatiogated I& having 'enforeed bolidaylys.. a - ��X"A` . 4
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receive for my services. Across the �1;1�,nt, es marble, lofty ceilings cov,6red with hoine here owing to ,a 4* , . � 'lot, 1. 1_� Y,,,'�,`
A clearer idea of the- conditions ex- fersou, 'Stewart, Purcell; "I - , Ipaintings in gilded frames, stattie Mr.�. and Kra. D. sore, fiftAger, ..... . � Ii
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ivtreeb from where I write is -a store, isting, may belgleaned from a com- F �11 I . zl,�� . MI Scott, London. . 6110X.1'011W�;�, ,
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To that store in the past two months 'Intermediate- � 190 Yards, George ' laden ePrnices, Inlaid floors and were week end T,**tors in town I I I t , . � . I., . : 11, 11 516 C'141.1,
I have paid sums aggregating,.$150, son of conditions between Canada or" ",'O'Best-A'sphalt Mosale tables, Some of which are.vW_ Mr. and Mrs. George'Samis. -.Kra, re .Ill Tel= 'A IM -AW ... "", �
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If I remain i9L this town for the next d Australia. Australia has no Aear Daly, Gordon WTI �Ge ` Parke; ued q,t $100,000 each. One table was Robert Tyerxrk4n is spending -a w6eiuc ks. `0edd#'s-,1 d , �. ,
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hall probAly pay'to S &1y, right, Parke; half - fin - ,
neighbors. She ha all the "advant- ,90 I -
seven years I s � yards, b r1i, T�'60 -t,Aade, edged with finspearls. The .Cdthedral with relatives in Hamilton. - John, Murray, of. ,
the same store ,f. good -many times ages" which protectionists ascribe to mile, Wright, Daly, Parke; shot. put, I . , Z. begun in 12,74, has a great dome call- King spent a few days at Atwood.- K. Ferg . `�'
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that amount of mohey. Thi chances natural remoteness from lines of Wright, Thomas Govoenloc�, J I ed'the grandfather of the dome in A. P. McKee is spending a while with Mrs. J. S. 04 �� -da � ", ���',
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travel. The Australian c ,� . . i1h , 111.
are one hundred to one that the own� ;1r1t;, , St. Paul's Church, London, because his -brothers and sisters in Toronto— . .
. across'an invisible line from' his own Daly, Wright,.8' 8" (school record); ., �� S( .Seeiul, . or"; r. I 111 11 or- 11
er of that store will never in his life /. �. �CLUFf PNS St. Peter's at Rome- was copied from Ed. Deajardine has bad his house nice- Cv*e, of ankow I �. _'��'P, L
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. I country to another great nation IY- standing high jump, Daly, Wright it, and St. Paul's copied from, St. ly decorated. S, Howlett was the ff. X , alk . N; �"
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or mine pay me a single dollar ing along Wde. The Tesult is that Torn Cluff- 3' 10" - running high, jump: - + =_'�!!�7�_ Peter's. Opposite it is the wonder- man on the job. -Mrs. -'W. H. Love were gn Of " v dnd I&O", , . T I
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be w9rried abpi�.ttheo unfavorable bel- there 'is no great flood of tourist Daly, Wright, Go�enlock, 4' 9"- stand-.- Nott, 6; B. Aberhartj 0; M. MeTkellar, ful old Baptistry with the finest spent a few days during the past Gale last week.--eunday. i0i �
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ance.of trade *hich I have with the money spent in Australia. Thatcoun- ing broad jump, Daly, Wright, Gov- 6. bronze dioorsj in the world, named week with her daughter, Mrs. Alex. Thanksgbjing Serv-ices weroe'gondfti�Q,41 �� i
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try has no greiat neighbor ly-4 . - Form Oy Michelangelo) the "Gates of Par- Speiran, 4th Conmal W_ -1,� 0
gei#leman across the street ng enlock 8' 7%" (school record); ran Form II girls have,'.1i2 points; ..,�, , 1
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�. r along side to which she may go for ning 011i, Grey. -Mrs. ed in Trinity Church. Flow_brs,!rrW%
The reasgn,for'this is 'clear. T4r broad jump, Daly, Trott, Cluff, - V, .
_ .re IV., 64; Form III, 591; Form, V, 34; adise.' The carvings represent Bert Vodden invited a few of her vegetables and grain, very'ta$WtM `_�.E
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axe other men for whom I work. They the purchase of many necessary raw 16, 7y2" c standing and Form I, 32. I . scenes from the Old Testament. Be- friends to 'her home last week+for a arran *" %J
materials. These are . ged, made -beautiful dec - t-1 ----"."'-r.!" :
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ere as follow side the pathedral is the Campanile quilting and a pleasant social time This year's wonderful ol"' olm-�;"5"7,
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-pay. The money I get which we enjoy over the Sister Com- Trott, 25,' 8"; running hop, step, jump, Form 11, 2 the finest of its kind, with spent. -The Ladies' Aid of the given everyone great reaSURIVIDO �,
are prompt advantages hop, step, jump, Daly, Govenlock, The total points w '
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from them enables me to pay my monwealth under the Southern Gross. Daly, Trott, Cluff, 34t 9PP- running V 119-1 Form I, 69; And Form III, 63. els representing scenes from the his- Presbyterian Church, Ethel, are go- thankful. -On Sunday morning, .b* �,,�;�g�.
debts to the man across the street. And they are advantages! We have high dive, Trott, Wright, 'Cluff, 4' " , ,
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A Nation is in much the same posi- m apidly than Aus- 1%,, (equals school record); chariot . tory of the world. In the Church of Ing to hold a bazaar during the lat- 16th, there is to be special Cluidrbj�?�" .'�'..
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approaches in size our visible favor- Govenlock; Form Ir., Parke, L. Me- (By Miss Matilda Fqyder, Seaforth.) Night, Twilight and Dawn, the mas- towel United Church on Sunday conducted by Rev. J. S. Gale, D.D,,o-.o1r', _',
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best price. If the United States able balance and In addition. to that Donald, Firilayson; Relay, Form IV., 'Pompeii, July .22W. -When we terpiece# of oculpture. We visited morning last, and in Bluerale in the Seoul Korea, brother of Rev. P_ - ,.-.,'
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make it difficult for us to sell to the ea i .est other churches and pal -aces, and also evening, while Revs. Armstrong and Gale, pastor of the church. in the ' I
places barriers in the road wh�ch we have the large invisible balance re- Wright, Daly, Govenlock, Trott; r ched Pompe I, we r ed for a short ' ' Swr�j,;� .
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presented by such items as tourist Form 11, L. McDonAld, O"Leary, Lane, time in the hotel;, then, passing out 1,ad little time for the shops to see Walden were taking special services morning I !�
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American people, then we must sell Mr. Gale told of his call, tii : �.'�'.' - .
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our commodities some other place, al- through -the back �f thle hotel and on the fine jewelry, carved ivory, leather at Roels United Church. -Mr. and the mission field nearly forty .years I � .. 11.1,9, �� ,
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ways provided of course, that we can not even the coming Tory Convention Juniors -100 yards, Neil Tyndall, tbrough a gateway wliere they, sold goods, laces, pictures and other beau- Mrs. William Synalldon attended the ago and also gave accounts of -his� �... ,
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will make me worry about our iln- D'Orlean Sills, .Robt. A-berhart; 220 us tickets, w� reached the ruins after tiful 'articles, colden wedding of their uncle and numerous experiences. In the even- '�_.",.,:� ..i
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get a higher price for them than we ports from the United States- Can- yards, Tyndall, Sills, Aberhart; shot a few minutes' walk. , You can hire One afternoon we spent at Flesole, aunt, Mr. and 'Mrs. Peter McKay, of ing he based his remarks on "The Call � : .1 ,, I §
can by jumping the hurdles and sell- ada is doing very nicely right now and put, Tyndall, Aberhart, Gordon Ren- a tine old town on a high hill. It is Tuckersmith. I ';,4 �,;
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we will do even bietter when we lay nie, 20' 3"; pole vault, Tyndall, Rbu if you wish, for it is very hot but called the "Mother of Florence." We - not only in his own personal life ,but - �:,
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would not pay me to refuse to buy the ghosts of fear and 90 On about nie, Sills, 7) 7' ( hool,record); stand- ' * motored along avenues of chestnut, in the lives of -the Korean p_e`opU,,- "'
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from the store I have mentioned mere- b I of on r own ing high jump, Tyndall, Aberhart, "' of and sycamore. On our way we showing how wonderfully Jesus calls. 'I'll R,
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ly because the owner thereof does not National stren'gth-suTe of our abil- Rennie, 31 714"; running high j the shadows of the walls as much as Pule Here are saine of tbe atcock reducing Priem . .. �,
buy from me. It would not pa� us ump, possible. Pompeii' is ,the most won- passed the house of Elizabeth Barrett and how very strange, at times the " A
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ity to hold our own among the Na- Tyndall, Aberhart, Sills, 4' 1"; stand- derful of the antiquitl6s of Italy, and Browning, and stopped for a short '7"S'e Maid Goods, 59c, $1.00 Wool Serge, 19c - way of that call. Before beginnirig .. i�, L
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to refuse to buy from the American t:ons of the world. ing broad jump, Sills, Tyndall, Aber- is a sight which neler disap time at a church to see the tombs of $I -?-5 W-1 Serge, 89c; $2.76 and U.00 Waoi his evening address, his little nine , . I
people, even if the American people ' - points the Dress Goods, $1.69. You never had a better . ... ���
stopped buying from us entirely. I - . hart, 7' 5"; running broad jump, Tyii- traveller. Walking through its streets, Dante, Galileo and Michelangelo We op rtundty to save on your Purchases here. year old daughter, AMx. sang two. 11 1� �..,.
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am talking cold business now, not Oall, Aberhart, Sills, 13' 5%", stand- one can form some idea of how the also passed the oemetery, planted'with F. POA. Edwards. 8121-1 hymns in the Hioreart tongue, and . .'��, V,
sentiment. I am not suggesting HURON COUNTY A,TRLLMC ing hop, step, jump, Tyndall, Aber- Romans lived 1900 years ago. It was many cypress trees and roses, where Veteran Missionary of the Far Eas was dressed in the Korean costunfe. �_ ..
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what you should do if your action is MEET hart, Sills, 21, 10", running hop, step, a favorite summer resort of wealthy Mrs. Browning is buried. On the -Rev. James S. Gale, Miss Gladys Gale sang very sweetly .�
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to be guided by enmity, malice, hate . jump, Tyndall, Sills, Aberbairt, 30'11" Romans, and Cicero had a villa there. way were many villas of English and Korea, who is visiting with his bro-' during the offertory. -,
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or prejudice. I am only suggesting The second annual Field Day of the (school record); running high dive, It was destroyed in 79 A.D. by ashes, American people and a large yellow ther, Rev. R. M. Gale, pastor of the ft I 11�1 � ',�.
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that you will do if you are guided by Hur�n County Athletic Association Tyndall, Aberhart, Rennie, 4' 9"; red hot pumice stones and muddy one belonging to the King of Italy. United Church of Bayfield, has re- . , ;,
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business principles or by common will be 'held in Seaforth on Friday chariot race, Form II., Aberhart, water from Mt. Vesuvius (six miles The road winds around the bill, as- 1 cently returned from Korea, where he DUBLIN. IJ: ... I
sense. afternoon, Oletober 7th, beginning at Tyndall, Rennie; Form 1, Purcell, distant), which covered it to a depth cending higher and higher with fine spent forty, years of his lif i . .11, �
one o'clock, sharp. There will be five Devereaux, 'Case; Form T, Sills, . e in mis- .',. '. �-
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The Balance. schools competing and a good after- Brintnell, C. McDonald: Relay, Form of twenty feet. It was later f,orgot- vlews on every si . Notes. -Mrs. Patrick Staplet,on and - '. '�i' I
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noon of sports is expected- The If, Aberhart, ten until in 1594, when making an are very ancient, some dating from the fall of 1888 under the auspices Mr. -and Mrs. John Flanagan motored ,4, 1:
According to trade statistics we are Rennie, Kerslake Tyr- underground aqueduct, it was ac,i about the year IGOO. of the Y.M.C.A., of Toronto Univers- to Mitchell to see Mr. Michael Shea, �.?-
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year schools are Goderich Collegiate Insti- dall; For 1, Sills, Brintnell, 'Amhi- dentally discovered. We visited the - ity, the first missionary of that or- who is not as well as his relatives .:Z;; lo
asked,to, believe that during the tute, Clinton Collegiate Institute, Sea- bald, Dundas; Form 1, McDonald, orurn w - gan would wish. -Mr. Michael J. Bennin-, ,2 �N,', 11
ending March 31st, 1927, we purchas- forth Collegiate Institute, Mitchell Hyde, Murdock, McKenzie; obstacle F ith its hall of justice and ization to the foreign field. After . rist of our burg, has treat, ., , "�.,!,
ed from the United States goods to High School, and Exeter High School temples, triumphal arch, barracks of . BLYTH two years, service he transferred to ger, apia . _
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- race, Tyndall, Sills, Brintnell. the gladiators, house of Glaucus and the American Presbyterian Church ed himself to a new sedan. On Sun- �, I.. �4�
the value of $208,000,000 more than Each school will have two entries Championships - Senior, Arthur Notes. -Miss Louise Mills war. the North, and has labored under the Mis- day the -family motored t9 Goderich 'I"
we sold to the United Stateq- I am in each of the events and a team in Edmonds and Jack Frost (tie), Chas, other fine houses (sorne with fine . . ,�. . .. �1, A
ient of the twelve dollar first to visit Mrs. McPhee, mother of Mrs- , ��
not quarrelling with the trade statis- each of the four relay race _+ fresco paintings on the walls), foun- recip sion Board of that church until being . :..!� ..... �
s The Stewart� runner-up; Intermediates-- prize in the class of Good Dressing in , Benninger. -Mr. Peter McIver has ,1�', I .. -
ties, neither am I worried when COn- age and weight qualifications are as George Daly, Gordon Wright, run en� tains, bakeshop (with tnill for crash- released through superannuation from .111, � ,
n - the judging competition held at the r ... ed to Mr. Michael O"Loughlin't . ` .1 " �, . I
servative statesimea try to tell us follows: A Senior boy is one who up); -Tunior-Neil Tyndall; Bob Ab- ing grain), wine shop (with stone National Exhibition, Toronto, The i the work there. Korea was an almost. c . ,-.� , ,.
that . counters and great vessels for wine), started mis- I ottage.-Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mor-- � I
- erhart, runner-up. Form Champion- , girls'team, rramely, Misses Melcia Mc- ,ion 1xis, of Hihbert, will shortly move to :::;11,
we are headed for ruin -the un- has not passed his twentieth birth unknovvii land when he
favorable balance was much larger day prior to September Ist of this ships, -Form TV, Form 11, Form V, doctor's office, pharmacy, little shops, .1 work there. It was called the .. -t
a -garden planted with the salne I Mroy, Edna McCall and Louise Mills, Uermit Kingdom and .so far as the his newly purchased home at the south �,�:,,
in 1912-13-14 when they held the year; an Intermediate boy has not Form 1, Form 111. I
i Jwon third place in the competitictrii ',�
Ow e flowprs which were painted on the outside world was concerned, the end of the village. -The High School �, - �
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reins of I r. The fig-ures are cor- passed hiR seventeenth birthday and Giris' Events. for Ifuron. About thirtv countit��Ilanit- was applicable. There were pupils are wishing for a fine day on . I . 11 �
Key do not tell all the story. does not weigh over 135 pounds; walls surrounding it, baths, and the . ,.`.- ,
rect, but the commoditips a Seniors -75 yards, Elizabeth Me- -ont, ining Petrified bodies of ""mpetc(l' Miss Mary Woo'd-who went ,ery- few rnissionaries or foreigners Friday afternoon for their field sports. �. I I . ,
Not all purchased Junior boy is under' fifteen years of museurn c -a -v '..
, Lear, .Margaret Cudmore, Mona Sills- , unterc,d into the open'; ...."',
from the United Statc- were Ameri- age as at September Ist and does not running high jump, Marg,arvt Cud, human beings and of a dog, also vaqos,'as a spat P. the country at that time and even - Owing to illness in Mrs. William �, I
. . i competition of flouse FurriLshing.; and ' 01Rvilly's family, Mrs. Peter 'Mart, .. %;; , 1.
can products very far from it. Let jars, tools, weapons, jowels, petrified, ; those seeking to exist within the walls .. -
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I exceed in weight 115 pounds. A -norv, Iola Dundas, F. McLean; run- first prize tif tw(-Ivt, dollars. Al- ,, thewsi has been appointed by the C. :`,:�k" �
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me ennumerate a few items whi h 11 girl is one who is past her I monds and niany other art -.won f the Capitol City, Seoul, were un- :,;�.,,
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Ic A Senio ring hrnad jump, Mona .Sills, Marg. ! ggs' "I I - together about six hundred conif)"t"'(1 known in the country. Mr. Gale was IV. L. to a�conipany M rs. W. J. ... 11 I
will prove this statement. We i ixteenth birthday on September Ist, I arot Patrirk, E_ MoLean; running hop, ,,I,,. The nar-row stroets are pavet I .1 �-.'4 I I
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ported from the United States in 19T27 .,and a Junior girl is under sixteen. 1 qtep, jump, M. S�ill.q, M. Turnbull, F. w I ith blocks ,if lava, often with stop- i.),Ir. M. N. TcIfvr. Mr�. Telfer art ' the first Christian Missionary, having thc Diocesan Convention, to be held . "'.1, 1, .
the following:- I Ping stones at the. corners. There are ,, the splendid courage to comply with � "',
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rubber ......... $20,355,000 I The entertainment for the dav is I'Mcf,pan; standing, hop, step, joint), M. s tone stain,, stone henches and obI ,aughter leave this w(�ok for Lhcir ',))#, Nlasuer's coinniand: "Go you into ;n St. Thomas on the 12th, 13th and . 7
Raw in the hand,; of the Seaforth C01- Cudynorp, F. Nfcl,ean, M. Turnbull and h0r0V ill Croditori, when, thv% �� ,�. , �
Pananas ............ 4,933,000 wells. We saw sfweral small lizard, new *' It the world and prvach the gospel ' ', 14th inst.- .Mr. and 'vim. Hugh Norris . �
Ivg�ate Athletic Association. There �r charg � 't if Sillcry, near Brucefield, had a re- 1. A �
. M. SiIN; standing broad jump, It. ' - I- t . , will roside, Mr. Telfer havin to vonture in'o, thc unknown par*Ls ( .
Wool ...... � ........ 1,781,000 is to be something doing from onv'Cudmore. F. McLean. M. Sills ,hot run ing out of our way or e inibing to 1
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I R e ni r that branvh of the Canadian Bank . Ko,.e, ,,,,, I., and t,nion (if sonic of their old friends I I ", .1 .
-v. We regret the rcl"v- difficuitius with -%vh;vJi he had to con- on .Sunday last, ill honor of their q.
Vegetable ivory ..... 80,00 till one. The sports start at I o'clock, pilt, 13. MernPr. 1'.. MCTA,an, 1. Dun- th walls. E.xcavations were bogun � .o mmen man% were the tria ! " ,"
Raw silk ............ 3,632,000 th,p hasket ball and softball games in 1748 and a�mut three-fourth,A ol " f ( .
With the exception of wool, none will last still .six (>'clock. At severil das: ohstacIv race, 13. Merrier, F. Me- the town i.A now unroovered and nvar- ,it of this fanfliv from t-)wn. -Mr. and - Lt not lie was t,nibi.lud with the sin- baby girl, Kathleen. Arnong the t- I
and thread �Trq, P. Gardiner and Cvril rowi-ne.1 ' I ' sts were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur An- .
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of the items above are produced in , , fxan, M. Turnbull; needle , 13, 160,0 b,odies reniovod. O,ut of a of provla�iiiing not only the 9110 , 'i k
o'clock the fir t run of the Princes, 'rare, B. Merrier and M. Rolph, M. !-iniiii, from a two rnoonth.,;' ni,tor l,r;;, gk n, *o wa 1, toi'l g " ," ill(' Guspel uf Jesus nis and family, of Logan; Mr. J. J.� .+ , �
the United States. The wool import- rrheatre will be handled for the lv.nP'- I Patrick and K Burrows; '.M. Turnbull , population or nearly :1,11,000, it is Rup- I I .+, I
posed about 2,000 pt-r:shed. oil I "..; .1 � I
ada-The F;111 Fa .McCarihy and son, J use ph, "Erin :
Sills�-, hop, F. MCIA,an, M. i ere are , ir was a splendid tho I,.%v ,if J--��o- in , h r pAr (lark- ... ",
ed was Australian wool which came fit of the me4,t. The dance in Card-fand M. ' They ari, through the Statf-, and Wt-Lern Can- ( A, wit, I1.tvrt,th(! instilling of Gaffnv%, West Monkton; .Mrs. J. J. __4 . i
by way of the United States. I have no's Hall will -tart at 8,30. TholTurnbull, J. Dunda,,; coat rarv, M. ,still digging and wh(-re th in "'(TY Wny. Ther'. wa, a L e, Lt,dge, Logan; Miss Marjory Ro,oney ,4,
not attempted to go through the trade championship medals will be present- � .qillq and F. Mcf,ean, B, Merrier and I frescries, they aro 4-,,vered with can � ...... ( �"; ni-d hoart.,. 'I'he rvspnn�c ot the lw- . I I ,
time to, pr,,tect them , 1 larz.-I, di -play ,if ;,Xhihits than ever " and .Mr.,;. J. Nagle, of Hibbert; Mr. .�,,
returns to (fig out a ]Ong list Of item'; rd Fit the dance. I M. Rolph, .M. Turnbull and 1. Dun- I v" for a from , , nighwd heathen of this great ]and _i�:,Z_4
i -f f,,r(,. God( ri--h fland was in attenol- , ,,.a.
of a similar character, yet the total i the sun, as there an, no roofs. , .; wonderful indeed and as a re�suit and Mrs. Robert Rooney, of Mitchell, � I .
An advance has been made this ! ([,,-,;; three legged race, M. Patrick to ,,,,,,,, and �)iji,jolio-d� vxr(-IIvnt nlu.sic.; ,,f mi.,sionary viTort, beginning in this and Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, of '�110.
of the list given above is over $30,- From Pompeii wc motored . I
year in adding interest to the comp-innil 1. Dundas, B. Verner and M. - , The coneert giten at night was a ran, ' It way, Koroa is looked upon a, Kippen. ��-
,ills and 1'. MvLefin; book ,ap �. 1,
()oo,0,00. .-Millions and millions more tition by means of a cup and medals. I Ito-ilph, M. " Ies over a rough and dusty road. 1:1 I ":
I be added. The facts are, I ,, rit from .Napl treat, and the hall was crowdod to'so th" School Sports. -The following pup -
the The school winning the highest total ; hook r e, B, B r, . . Sills E, Me *�Cxl fo-viii-ion wo ,A 0 1; ,ait. (if the hest fii�lds so far as �Ilo
coul( , ac erne M ,.vornowing. The snappy l,udwig:.,'u,'cV.S (if missions, is concet-ned in it.- of the Separate School, won prizes 71 1
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large, of points in the meet are entitled to IA,ari; biscuit race, M. F,,rr'st, . ()rchostra supplivd the music f(,t- tho on Friday last at the field games:- ��� i .. .
United States, because of its e F, which 194 miles fr 'm Rome, The , I tho whole foreign field. Mr. Gah, 1. �� , ... .
population, is a world market for a hold thie ("up for the school year. Mrl.pan, M. Sills. . � el;inot, put on afterward.,; by the Maplo -s' 2;' -ard dash, 7 year. ----J .� I'll
'been donated by Mr. i has given a very definite contribution Bm ) .N ames . ,
gTeat many commodities. In the This Cup has Juniors --So yards. P. Farrihar,�n;ll��Oad ""' vee" Rome rid Florence is 'Leaf Sewing CirrIv. Ito the nation of Korea apart from Curtin, James Delaney; girls' 25 yard % .
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same q nual N. Bolton,, B. Dorrance; running I ig , . -ky wi"� zteverall tunnel -Sill .- . ��
,enseland even to a much'] ar97 �Thom as McMillan, M.P., for an n , .�,,l arid ro, 1,
er extent, Great Britain is a world competition. The Medals have been jump, M. Wright, NT. Flabl,kirk, I I,ut is more level near Florence. On i - - ----- 11� - __ 1 his pastoral an4l evurigelistic, work, dash, 8 years and und'er-Mary Me- �;,; -
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mmodities. The flonated by citizens of the various Nott, D. Farquhar; runniin bros-I nearing the city, tho road is along, ha%�ng had charge of a large church Grath, Rose Arnold; buys' 25 yards I , . �
items which we buy from the United town. 9 the Ar , no River, whirli flows through ST,A N years and �onaxd I..,, .1
, interested. Thf,,,.e represent jump, B. Aberhart, D. flu , 1, E I' in Scoul with a c(mKregatinn ():' o%er dash, s under -Le -4 .. 11
States, we buy because we find that the championship% in all classes of the dson, M. the city. We reached Florence short- I a thousand peopIv, in giving to the Nagle, .Jack Benn; gii-Is' 40 yard dash � , ., . I 1
g hop, step, jump, D. ' i �:,�
,�Vright; runnin Notes- Anniversary services will Koreans a (111.1.1(inary ot their lang- IQ yoars and under --Frances Delaney, I ,�, I
the best market in which to make competition. Three of last year'.5 Parquhar.r M. Wright, D. Hudson; ly after (lark and when still far away I I .� X
our purchases. Now the question I could see the lights on the hills anti I he held at (;nqhen United Chtirch on U1111C %k:hi(-h ,was, gi,voral times revis. Dorothy Brennen; boys' 40 yard dash, ... I
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champion- will be again in the meet starrding hop, step, jump, D. Farclu on th,,Sunday, October 9th, at 11 o'clo I , '..,
desire to ask of all those who protest i,l the 'hope of changing their ribbons bar, N. Bolton, M. Archibald; stand. in the valley. Our hotel was ck , ed ' increasing the number of words it) years and under -Charlie Benn,
' Mr. Gale re- Lloyd Mc(',arthy; girls' 50 yard dash, w I"
against this course of action is:- to medals. ing broad jump, M. McKellar, N. Bol_ Arm River, near the old bridge .anti 7 n'dock. Rev. C. J. MoorhouRv,1 fl -,in 3i).000 it) 75,00. . %1.1 I
Mrhat would it profit us to buy our - ton, D. Farquhar; shot put, I. Naft, P"te Vecc'b'01 which is lined wit�lof Exeter, will be the prvReher for""Intly completed his life work in 12. years and und*,r-Ressie Campbell, . 1.
raw rubber some other placeproviding COLLEGIATE FIELD DAY B. Dorrance, B. Aberhart; obstacle jeweller," ,hop,- i the clay. Special mu%ir will be furn- Koreo by giving the nation a complete Mary DOrn9tyn; boys' 50 yard dash, .. "
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we can get it chea e , Florence, July 241th.-The City of Ished by the choir. flarvest thanks- tran,sLa-tion of the whole Bible into 12 years and under --Joseph Delaney, - ".
P r in the United ace, N. Bolton, M. Archibald, F. f�
The annual Track and Field Meet r , I giving service was held in the Angli-� the native language, thereby expell- Jo�.,cph Mulligan; girls' 50 yard dash, .. ..
States Ad since we are exporters of of the Seaforth Collegiate was held Wheatley; needle and thread race, M. flowers, with its beautiful gardeni , I ran church, Varna, last Sunday. The ing darkness from the pathway of 14 years and under -Anna Dillon, ;141
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manufactured rubber goods which vine -clad hills, the blue Tuscan moun- I . I �1
must be sold in the open markets of on Friday afternoon, September .90tb, Archibald and M. Beattie, M. Wright tains in the distance and with Fie -Role' service was withdrawn from the I heathen life by the brightnes- of Gertrude Mulligan; b,oys' 60 yard dash . .1,
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the world. how could we afford to and was one of the most keenly con- and B. Aberhart, A. Edmonds and N. and other ,rnall towns on bh.e hill, : United church for the occasion -Mr. : (;;)d,s providence through well direct- 14 years and under -Joseph Delaney, :,I
' ,Oie tested in several yean. Seven o,r Rolton; hop race, B. Dorrance D I and Mrs. .John Armstrong. accompan- I coil individual effort. it is Mr. Gale's Jaseph Mulligan; boys' three-legged 1, I �
buy it alsewbere when we find it n Farquher, B. Aberhart� cost rao�, �j. overlooking the valley, isoone of tho: ; "
-profitable to buy in the Umited the school records were broken. The I ()Id , iod by Mrs. Alive Armstrong and to leave Canada race, 10 years and under - J k 1 �� �� "I
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attendance was rather smaMer than Habk1rk and M. Bateman, A. Ed- :daughter, Mahe], visited at Detroit within a few day�-v to make his holne Molyneaux, 'Charlie Benn; girls' three ,�
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usual due no doubt, to the threaten- r"Onds and N. Bolton, B. McCowan roundings, perhaps, no other city i,' Hnd Marleitte, Michigan, over the week n Bournernmith, England. legged race, 10 years and under -Ag- 1, 11
Other Factors. . ing weather of the morning and the. and .T. Frost; three legged race, B. ,end --Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKinlev Breezes -Mr. and Mrs. 1,�arn,est nes Roland, Margaret Dornstyn; boys' 11
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nearness of the County Meet this Aberhart and M. Wright, M Archi .1 anig farnily spent Saturday with Callow, of Leamington. are the guests three-legged race, 12 years and under . ;.�, .1
Now there are a great many other * ttie, M. McKe' d keenly interested in history, biogi - �i . A � ,
week. There was a small nUmber of bald and M. Bea Ilar an frionds in 1,14cKillop-Mrs. Margaret of Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott, of --Lawrence Dillon, Joseph Mulligan; - ..;
factors in our trade balance which e,ntries in the Senior events for girls, J_ Archibald; book race, N. Hubkirk, pohy and art, for wc, Owe so much to Erratt, of Toronto, spent a day or two Goderich Township. - ,Mrs. William girls' three-legged race, 12 years I ..
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. M. Bateman; biscuit this city. After the Dark Ages the and �. �, 11.
the Bureau of Statistics does not take but this small number was balanced B AbeThart, with her friends her(,. Townshend and family and Miss Mary under - Mary Domstyn, Florence .�
into account We are living along by the performance of those tak, race, N. Bol no M. Are i aid, F first .streaks of light announcing the �! il �
- In to h b . Elliott, of Bertie, are, visiting her Brennen; girls' three-legged race, 14 �1,�
9 New Age,.appeRred in Florence and' ------------ d8— '. .
r one hundred part. Junior girls' evdntis were 'con- Wheatley. , -Helen, Dillon, Irene "..
side a Nation of ove I I .,
million people. We have an asset in t�ested by large numbers. Senior Cboampion-M. Cudmore- E. �.Pre Ttalian art and literature r ach.! father, Thornas Elliott -Mr. and Mrs, years and under
I Harold King and Master Harold, of Donnelly; boys' three-legged race, 14 ' I.. .
"Bunilmer climate --and by the way, -up; Junior Champion I'd its highest, and Florence has ever I BRUSSELS � ,
our Senior b,oys did not do as *ell as McLean, runner ihouse e week end guests of Mr, years and under -Francis Donnelly. ., 11
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since been a treasure for those Sarnia, weir . ..�,, ,
a growing asset in our winter climate they have in some former years, but -'D. Farquhar, N. Bolton, runner-up; 1". I - I
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things. it was thp home of Savon-! Fowl Suppe.r.-The 4fowl ,supper and Mrs. Charles Parker. -Sunday .Joseph Burns; boys' sack race, open- .� .
too --and in the course of a year they were evenly matched and -many Form Championabips-Forin 11, Form , which 'has become an annual e,vent in last was a wonderful fine summpr-like Joseph Delaney, Gordon Dill; girls' ...�, -
there is a tremendous amount Of ties were reached in the course of the IV, Form 11.1, Form V, Form 1. arola, Dante, Galilco, Petrarch, Ds, -
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rists Vinci, Michelangelo, . Machiavelli, Briissels, put, on by St. John's Angli- day and a number ,spent it at their peanut race, open -'Gertrude Mulli- " I , t I
Aftnerican tou day. The Intermediate results were . (, �hurrh, will be attended by near- cottages. Among them were: Mr. and gan Bessie Campbell; boys' Jockey, lr� ,
Money spent by , Individual Points. Gbiberti, Raphael, Amerigo-Veepucci, I an ( , .1.1 .,
1,olidaying in Canada. NOW In Ord0t better in most caseg thaTr the Seniors , open -Dan McCarthy and JIM. . .1 I
Florence Nightingale and other fam- ly one thous"d people, judging by Mrs. Thornton Mustard, Mrs. Minnie race, � , , i
to provide these vigitO" with tfie Mid it is on this class that the Sea- Senior Boys Art Edmonds, 42-P Italians. We spent two day, ,is rpports which are coming in. The Ross, Mr. and Mrs, H. Cribb, Toronto; Curtin, James Cummings and Ferg'" .�.,
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things they desire,- we purchase many fo-rbh Collegiate hopes are pinned for Jack Frost, 42; Charles Stewart, 28; '"' event takes places, on Octobpr l7th in Mr, and Mrs. W. Robinson and fam- CumTnings; girls' hopping, 10 yews i� : :q�.
cormnodities abroad, but whed the the next most. Ned] Tyndall had Nels. Cardno, 20; Joe Purcell, 15; Len .________ __ ---: �__ - the church basemptit. The conce,ft fly, Mr. and Mrs. Granger, Mr. and and under -Frances Delaney, Milrg. � ��.�: . . . . . . �
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Visitors purchase these commodities things more or less his own way in Browne, 10- Fred Willis, 8; Torn - __ - ___ Frilinwing will be held In t1he Town Mrs. FlAmilton, London; Mr. and MrR. aret Dornstyn; girig, hopping, la .. ": '41" . .
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, our Hall. Toronto talent is being Recur- R. T. Orr, Stratford.' -Mrs. L. B. years and under-Irei�t Donnelly, ,,� '�
., in C4ngda they 'do not enter into the Junior class with thirteen firats Nolan, g-,# f4riman Jefferson, 5. � - I I �X, 'i,
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. trad&,r#W�ms .and get into the statill- and otte faecohd. George Daly, Clar- Intermediate Boys -George Daly, THE ed for part of the programmf,. A Smith, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Victor Burt Mary Dornatyn; girls' fibpping, 1.4 � � 1�1 .1.
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tI6944&k6'A'41a An export ,from the ence Trott and Neil Tyndall are cred- 66; Gordon Wright, 38; Clarence new srh.pme to avoid waiting in a and Mr. Harry Baker, of London, at- yearis and under -Anna Dillon, Irenia. � .0 '. "
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Dominlbii;-bf Oqlida: A v�ry cogent ited with two school recovda ,spiecep Trott, W; Torn Gbvenloek 17, George ril 0 ,& �: ,
. line-iip for the supper has been ar- tended the Fair (herie last week. --Mrs. Donnelly; girls, thread amd ne*&#�.. ��...' I
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illustration IN to. §O found in our While Jack Frost 'has one. Parke, 7; John McDonald, 8; Bill Sunbeam In' o ranged. whereby the guests will all W. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil race, open -Ursula Kratifikopt afti ""I., . I
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year, so far "'*hc 191-.1,44ft, Jib- ners: . . . Julklor Boys -Neil Tyndall, 78; Bob their order of entrance, the tickets Mrs. G. Castle over the week end,-- Cecilia Feeiftey, Mizabeth CuNl*-90. , i,
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g V W1116ft Aberhart, 89; D'Orlean Sills, 25- 0eir- I -Wett left by slid Mary Dolinstyu- boys, b%N St ,' �
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, , Bow Bviefits. , a]) beiAg numberod. niq will great, Mr. and Mrs. John Jo .1-1 I Z,
ports amount AW 4, , . oarh4
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dollars amduthA , ,_ , .,! . ftalor-100 Yards Cardro, Vd- don Rtnuld, 16; Tom BrIntuall, 5; will givi§ a Concert in ly add to the comfort of the visitors. motor on Monday for P_ mouth's VA- 10 y4arl§ and ftd;r-o6h8T11d 18� I � ,I
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same 1jeAbd ld'9t, i"I " A "O 4, 1,,.1-P -41. J.J� Th -Al Pot IV bo -9 have I'M -hItl high Ju*V - " il
art O? fikla fWa *11, 41 =.W�,,!.16,;� ItIft 9, ros ; bd. CAVAN CHURCH, WWTHR I I& .,L-A- ___�L .11�11 "_141W. Jr� In -R!'l, I.PhA
,!,:. f;". I A, , " - , V, — P 0 o clock Instead o six ag . R. K. M Ouse ARU dauglix-er, Mary YURI 0 r wl"JUV" uivi?� ,
4 , -fildtors bola'"'afkAr'"t, 6i ,�', 41 , &op Oardno; shot nit Foftft 11 19� - Form V 85 - Form li on 13riefs.-A young bear Is roaming Jean, of :Londo* ate halid,avit9 In Jamei 11016hoo Ioyot I "�..,%
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. purchased it 1tb'r61J4* al , J'Ptiiiitk Mmonds Cardifto 8619,1 04')o? 1.17 � and Vbrm� In 4 . FRIDAY, \OCTORIM 14th the country near Brussels. It has Bass Cottage. -Mi, ljo, &A of Go&- ,.04af-A tud 'unabf-yAwiletibe �,�,
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$�, , �� he United 9t4tA-�'-4t,`*64d-,41VO4 k r lfa''4411 -�,. 4joUlt, (Jhao. ftvart, getdor GirU-M. Cudmore, 19; E. . 1�een .seen by a number of people, but rich, is visiting her rifeca� Was 3M, .14kmas Dillon- ffible Vault' It IZA
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