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� 11 �" 4V4 � Seaforth. . 'a Ph"Am"'y' Workman, during the ,past+ week.� 'In loving 1#empry of #Wk,'i #ughter of Mr..
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Miss Edith Die ,'who has had an a
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AU'd atWidedthe wedding reciption,pf . .
"end . annivaisary. services -in connection
a d= - iheke_�-Mrs. Archie Hodgert_j,t�,
tack of to,nsilitiM, Is able to be out
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again,�-Xrs. A. McMurtAe, of Hen-
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We laved'dear little jns,�'7,,'��_,�
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Church intend holding -a bazaar in
of Deut., and in the evening from Oscar Klapp, Auctioneer. 31284
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. . i� at ",15resienf confined to her home' I . dre'Ws United Church,
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. , kipi;iqn, kiended on Sunday last, it
salViS spending a few'days with her
sons, Hugh Wl John, MeXurtries near
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.He ta.k her to Heavew. %W11,
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I ,through sickness. it is to be hoped
. r- Kippen.4411 members" of-thii Horti-
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their pbtat6 'and mmigolds, and aie nuiWerbus from all Pait* of. -the eoun-
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eultur,41'Society are reminded that the
, foal billbs have' arrived and. thii same
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HUDSON. -In loving .,mo*p; I ry of our dear
mother. Mrs. James Hudaoo�,`*Ao Passed away
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,, try, , The pervl6bfs were conducteA by� - y
19toking for continued fine weatber, as , -
-�Rss Whiteman.
April 9th, 1927. . . � ,
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9-a large acreage of fall plow. t4e, Rey,,JkrclAbald Caxne�oi, of Ot-
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A loving mother, kind. ,nniv*-tie,
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NO on earth we will ,A4'WAike you-
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by friends :,vl;*, lonely,
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next Rev. Mr. Cameron delivered sermons
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AUCTION SALE OF CHEVROLET RUc
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Inithe midst of our joy" �N',%re blue,
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'%e ouit soon. Wait ifor it The biggest money be long remembered by the large audi- auction, kt the shop of C. by Public Longing, -a Le and die,
.. . t6ber 27th, 28th and 29W Bills wal --. morr-Lig and evening that will - Ther- will be Offered for Sale dear mother, for
1. � - � of ,the at Keati 'a Ph— S- Hudson, it' Fluvreits may wither, leavealta
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:qaver year, . once- that greeted him. In the kiensall. on Saturday, November fith, at 10
Zenterth, 8123-1 "norn- O'clock
If some do forget you. never."vill we.
ls,a.b;�,,�%ortfmer, reader, in Nortbside United
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biotes �,The W. M. S. of the United
a.m., one. half ton Chevrolet truck,
ing he took his text from the book which-w*1 be sold for storage. Terms --Cash.
--sadly missed by your chil Sin and grand-
children. 111� $123-1
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Church intend holding -a bazaar in
of Deut., and in the evening from Oscar Klapp, Auctioneer. 31284
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the Town Hall on October 28th. -Mrs.
the Book of Rebrews. Befo�re del'
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ering these effective and inspirilnv- A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF_
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ILInited Church, Walton, were largely
sant Emmerson and son, of Galt, are
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sermons, Rev. Cameron spoke of the structed to sell an the premises on Saturdlny-,
EARN $6 TO $8 VER DAY
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-visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Leslie Norma Wilson has re-
great honor, in fact the greatest bon- October 29th, by Public auction, at 2p -m., the
following household
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Learn -and earn Part thn.'�il'-%oWr mechan-
-sermons. The text for the morning
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turned home after spending a few
effects: One cupboard, 2
or of his life, that the good people , 1 mattress, 2 parlor tables, three
iron bedat
ics, Battery, Welding, Vulas, pleng, and House
Wiring, also Bricklaying And Plastering.
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idays at Bowmanville and Port Hope.
Of -St.' Andrew's Church had conferred dining chadrs; 6 kitchen chairs, I wheel chair,
4, lamps,
Baxfberi ' d B uty CU#uV 'work. d
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, Mr. and Mrs. Will O'Brien and
up carpets, dishes, frail; jars. stove
,on him, -not only for his own sake pas, 2 crosscut saws, I .Pair curtain poles.
but for the sake of his dearly belov-' Terms
positions now Open. Wrt� '4�)Z. ca 11 for free
instriactive book. HEMPHILL CHARTERED
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-daughter, Miss Olive, of Zurich, spent
:Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Brien.
ept a* -Cash. ELIZABETH TORRY,
ed parents, who had given ten of the Proprietress; Thomas Browm, Auctioneer.
SCHOOLS, King St. W., Toronto. Free Em -
ployment Service from Coast'.to Coast.
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the many good things that la small quantity of preserved fruit. also other
bicl Terms;Casih. LESLIE SCOTT.
-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leslie and Mr.
best years of their life in active ser- 3128-2
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and Mrs. F, A. Hambly spent Sunday
vice in- St. Andrew's Church. He UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
also A
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Plans, etc., St. Clerk'n Office. Lat 85, I
cession 3, McKillIp T --.,hip. Excavation.
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man. While supper was being serv- CLEARING AITC71ON SALE OF FARM
in (1alt.--iMr. Frank Tuffin spent Mon-
spoke of it being the same church FECTSM. A. Ellis has instru, cted the
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where he received his early church "d"19"d to s6l by public auction at her
.1 rc3idence, Hensall. on Saturday, October 291t1i.
-day in London. -We are Sorry to lose training boy, the
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31r. Norman Kleinfelft from our
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as a and where at 1.90 P.m.,the following: One oak pedestal
ble, 1 cam, nation a
truths of God were embedded -in his extension ta bi ecretary and
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mopolis to study for a rni-nisteT.-Mr.
bookcase- I Morris chair, rockers. kitchen ex-
mind and which fitted him for the tensi n table, 4 kitchen
"bedroom
Under direction ofminTgest i,,m!nerFi&I I
1 art and advertising ervize orranization,
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and Mrs. George Wilson and Miss
sideboard, chairs, 2
great future. The church was beau- oak suites, mahogany finish dresser
I serving large. national a&ertir�. Cam- I
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Norma spent Stinday in Parkhill.-
I bed mat-
tifully decorated with flowers which Find commode, I iron bed. 1 wooden -
t mercialan artists trained Myer-Buth (
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wa rn ami high as $10,000 a year. I
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3dr. and Mrs. Cecil O'Brien, of Ridge-
added much to the interior of thi; tr,,. springs, pillows� 2 fl-p'ece toilei sets,
I couch, 2 lourives, bookcase, books. I sewinv
Hoym'e Study kraining. If you lih,- u, draw, I
-%igan's store, Egmondville, spent the
town, and Mr, Harold O'Brien, of Lon-
grand old edifice, which has now stood machine, grass rur 8'xI0'. tapestry rug 10112'
I write for free parbiculars. 4
1 MYER-BOTH COUPANY
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No. 10 --Horses and harness need not be property of one man, nor necessary
,don, siDent the week end with Mr. and
fOr 60 years, The choir, under the by 12', tapestry rug 12'x9', liAoleurn,
1 312 Federal Bnilding,"Toronto. I
No, I 1 ---Crovm to consist of six furrows.
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leadership of Mrs. James B. McLean gasoline stove (Detroit), washing maehic.7.0!4
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beater. step ladder, lawn mower, lairge fruiti
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No. 13 -Skimmers allowed.
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1has improved his bungalow by giv-
and Mrs. John Henderson, as organisit: cupboard, kitchen table. kitchen utensils, dish-
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ing it a coat of paint. -Mr. and Mrs.
is deserving of the highest praise in es, sealers. garden tools, barrels, and other
the way that the song of praise, as """ too numerous to mention. Terms-
TUCKERSMITH TELEIIHONE
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"T. M. Hamilton, of.Toronto, called on
Cash. Everything advertised to be sold. MISS
well as the anthems and solos, were
SUBSCRIBERS, ATTENTION
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-hiends in our burg on Wednesday-
.M. ELLIS, Proprietress; G. H. Elliott, Auc-
't v..'A'Aim,ft
I- J. SHAPTON, R. B. Wit�,JA,X-MV.
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31iss Cooper, of Toronto, is spending
carried out. Mr. Orah Crawford, of tioneer. $123-2
In ordeT to bring our teleph,,ii- up to
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a few days with her sister, Mrs. F.
Ripley, assisted the choir greatly and UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FX-
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rendered solos both morning and eve- FECTS.--Mr. Thomas Brown has been In-
ins pecting every telephone in the ay,item, and
when batteri are run down amd not giving
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to sell by
ning The collections on Sunday a- strueted public auction at the resi-
service, theyeswill be removed stiff the, sub�
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mounted to somewhat ovex. $400. On dence of the undersigned, Main Street, Sea-
+11 "-.4- I .V_17 _1; U � forth, on Friday. October 28th. at 1.80 p.m.,
scriber will be asked to Pay for the newly
installed batteries For the convenience of
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Come and hear this first class concert tal-
,ent, the Sunset Malle Quartette, waisted by
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fowl supper was served by the good Quebec range, I dark oak buffet, dining table
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subscribers, -these gentlemen are authorized to
ls,a.b;�,,�%ortfmer, reader, in Nortbside United
ladies of the church in the basement and 6 chairs. I InTge upholstered rocker, one
receive any money for long distance calls, etc.
,C at Seaforth, on Monday, October 24th,
large upholstered' chair, I office chair. three
and Sunday school room, and were
T. G. SHILLINGLAW.
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�4� ist 9.80 P.m. See large advertisement.
Anniversary 'Services. -Anniversary
small tables, I corner Sent, I antique walnut
again greeted,with an unusuallylarge wall clock, 1 book case, I table lamp, I oak
A. D. SUTHERI.AND, or
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A* services that were held �in. Duff's
crowd. -Shortly before six o'clock can Kroeler davermart �bed length), 1 dark oak
bed and set of coil Springs, I dark oak dresser
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ILInited Church, Walton, were largely
were seen coming in almost every and Stand, I single white iroin bed and
TENVERS
vittended. Rev. Mr. Lane, of Seaforth,
direction and bef9re 8 o'clock the .Aprings, I white iron crib, I Singer sewing
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-,Oelivered two very able. -and inspiring . sp4ciops. church was packed -'to over machine. 2 congoleum rage 9' .x 101/2', One
muraleurn rug 9' x 7%'. 1 kittehen tsblo� I
mkitchen
Tenders for the repair of the'�Carrotn Muni-
-sermons. The text for the morning
flowing. This large crowd was in no cupboard. refrigerator, 7 k I, ,n
cipal Drain. RcKLItlop. wl77 be-r6celved by th,?
" rvice was found in the 27tb chapter
P.. Isle
chairs, kitchen maker, -high chair. wash
way disappointed in regards to thd Ing
bine, ironing boa�d, blackboard, b.k,
undersigned U11 Tuesday. November Rth� 1927.
-hen tenders will be opened at the Winthrop
If "The Acts of the Apostles," and
good things that were provided by "
board, shelves, curtain rods. blinds. toilet set.
Hall at 2.30 p.m. Ten Per r�nt of con,tract
�25th verse. In the evening Mr. Lane
the ladies for the tables were almost picture;, dishes, I coaster sled, I small sled,
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to accalmPanT tender. I
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for his text, the last clause of
heard to g -roan from the effects of -pp- boiler, tub, 5-gaLlon oil can. fruit jars,
Lowest or any tender not necessarily ar-
"Pted.
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the many good things that la small quantity of preserved fruit. also other
bicl Terms;Casih. LESLIE SCOTT.
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Work to be done according to plans, etc.,,
l -ond Chronicles. The choir rendered
ed upon them, and one and all were ProprieItor; Thomas Brown, Auctioneer.
If Engineer in rharge. I
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�special music at both services. The
ustice to the inner 3122-2
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Con-
Plans, etc., St. Clerk'n Office. Lat 85, I
cession 3, McKillIp T --.,hip. Excavation.
3)rocee day amounted to al-
man. While supper was being serv- CLEARING AITC71ON SALE OF FARM
1,968 cubic yards. ,
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731308t $300.
ed, an orchestra from Hensall, Coin- STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. ,Having
JOHN MeNAY. Cl,rlk.
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W. M. S. W.M.S. held their
pri,sing Miss Lammie, Miss Murdock sold the farm. I have give,n ii�istructi.nq to
' R. R. 2, fiaafo�th.
-The
-ineeting �n Monday in Duff's Un ited
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and Mrs. Hoggarth, gave several vio- 'I'liornas Brown to sell by public Rue ticin on
Lat S. Concession 9. Tuckers,mith, on Friday.
.4123-1 1
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Church. The President, Mrs. 11.
]in selections which added much in October 21st atnI a' clock. sharp, the follow-
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'Campbell, presided. The meeting was
taking up the -attention of those that ingi Hor-e�--O e matched team of gsiffinwit.
team Of Registered mare,i supposed in be in I
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STEEL GIRDERS FOR SALE
-opened with the usual exercises. Short
were still waiting to be ' foal, on, 4 year old filly. eligible for -
"gi,
mill, woman. 8l2Dx4-tf
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vOell as those that had been already tration; 1 three year old filly; I tw. �, ,
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7 and 10 inches wide .
-I)rs er and Mrs. George Dickson, on
served. At a late hour the progTam old gelding. I yearling filly. I Ruckliag,�.t,
I heav--driver work Single or double wriner
:
11 to 13 feet, () inches To -kg
q commenced, being opened by a selec- . I I
. " 'the development of mission work. Mijss tion from the choir, after which ad- of running riwe at Sesforth Fair. CabUe--
� i � -F.. 'Mitchell, Travelling Secretary for I pure bred cow fr"hened three weeks, one, to close on I
. of cow due in February, I cow due in March.
, work, was dresses were given by a number 1 cow due in March, I cow due in May, I I :
I I present and frave a enleridid talk on former clergymen and ,others. Miss raw due in Felarnary I cow due in June one I SATURDAY - .
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Whoat" Oats, Sweet Clovers,' Pettat6ed
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.and, Apples. This competition mus
be -thoroug.K, y representative of thl
Royal Winter Fair arid the teh boy
scoring highest at Clinton in the abovi
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classes will be the ones entitled t(
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the free trip to represent Hurot
County -in the team judging at th(
Roydl Winter Fair.
I am taking this means to let th(
boyla of KcKillop know of this ,
the rules governing' same the prizlill
pal, thing needed is good .judging abil.
ity, and His to be hoped that Me.
Killop will be represented at 'Clinton
on Octobdr 25, 1927, to try for a
place on the county team.
- Yours trhly,.
. 'FRANK J. McQUAID,
. Reeve.
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WPORTANT NOTICES
STRAYED�F`ROM LOT 14, CONCESSION
,� 5. Hay, a red yearling heifer with horns.
Any Information Ileading to her recovery will
be thank -fully received. DONALD BURNS,
FOR SALE. -TEN CHUNKS OF PIGS'
Apply to JAMES MURRAY, R. R. No.
4, Seaforth, Ont. Huron Road East. 3123xI
CKME,FOR SALE. -YOUNG LIV-. ..ESX
, for IV]- from g "d stmin. Apply to
HENRY FORSYTH, R. R� No. 2, Kippen P. O..
Ont. Phone 24-134. 3123x2
ESTRAHEIFER -STRAYY,D ON TO THE
Y 'undersigned, Lot 11, Gon-
premises of the
cession 11. McKillop, in June last, a black
heifer with white spots. Owner may have
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qamc on pro%nng property wnd Daying charges.
Phone 8 on 46, Dublin. THOMAS McKAY,
R. R. 2, Walton. 3I23x3
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SIJEEP FOR SALE. --THE UNDERSIGNED
ha.A a number of choice Shropshire ewes
for sale. Al,io a few Oxford Downs and
Leicester.3. ,These are all young sheep and
have had lambs during the present season.
Prices reasonable. Phone, 21-133, Seaforth.
T. G. SHILLINGLAW, R. R. 4, Sea -forth.
3122-tf
]3UIL ING FOR SALE. - FOR SAUR
larva building 4Ox5O, two storeys, built
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for flaxt mill at Walton; double boarded,
matched spruce on outside. two floors double
boarded with dressed hemlock. AV the lumber
in this building is Strictly first class hemlock
see it. Phone 14-232.
JOHN McDONALD, Sawmill. Walton.
3120x4l
Underwear
STANFIELD'S 2 -PIECE
UNDERWEAR
Red Label ....... $2.50 per gar.
Blue Label ...... $3.00 per gar.
Black Label ..... $4.?J) per gar.
Combinations -
No. 7700 .......... $5.00 a quit
P. 1. KELLY
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Sole Agent for 20th Century
Brand Clothes.
One way fare paid from Mit-
chell, Dublin and Senforth,
either by railroad or car, on
purchase.% of $20.00 or over.
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7imission work, pointing out the vast
Mae McGregor, who is much talented dry cow. 8 heifers rising 2 years old, I eight
at $5.00 each. I I , I
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meed of extending our work, also the
in the line of readings, gave several calves. Ifogs--Three saws coming in soon. 4
young sows not bred, I YorkShire hoax, two
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:great need of missionaries and lead.
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-era. We look forward to g-reat things
fine ones, which was heartily encored. young bears. 20 young vim, 10 pig,, jumt
Selections were given by the orchestra wenned. Implements-Vassey-Harris bi-nder7
Mr. Crawford, from Ripley, and root cut with truck and fore rarriRgP. I hay
A. D. SUTHERI.AND, or
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being accomplished since hearing Miss
and
loader. hay tedder, Massey-Frarris, drill, culti-
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,I t0g, to,. affofd � lidflift-'- bittiliffy Wik. -Do1g, of Port Itcron, spent the bnY loader, Massey-HArris 19 dise. drill. Cook-
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1 14 - shuft ,ndlnlk_ plow, set 4-eectfors irou barrows,
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Iditchell and will gladly welcome her
James Moodie, of Brucefteld, -render- 'star. I net iro,n harrows with cart. Cockshutt
llrc�;ident. S"retary. I
No. 7 Riding T'Inw ...................... I 0 9 (3 4
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back to Walton any time. ,
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Notes. and Mrs. W. Hogart
ed fine solos. On the whole the an- riding plow, 2 walking V)os, I land railer.
niversary services were a success in ,ne ecuffier, I wagon. I hay rack. I set of
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Walton. Ont. 3123-4
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-Mr.
sleighs, Set 2,000 Th. scail", fanning mill, 2
doubt, long
FARMS FOR SALE
.nut, the Sunset Mate Quartette, assisted by ents. Etc.: Horses --One =m re 6 years
Isabel Mortimer, Tender. In Northside United week. -Rev.. -Mr. and Mrs. Barnaby, 11"Id 1700 pounds: 1 roan 5ey-ra aid.
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ARM FOR SALE.- I,0T .10. CONCESSION '
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and Miss Annie and Bruce, of London,
every way and will, no be ,,,,, double harness, I buggy, I Melotte cream
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10. Morris Tow6hiv. containing aboutl
50 a,cres, adjoining Village of Walton. C.P.R.
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spent the week end at,the home of
a
rememb ceeds on i,eparat*r. large size; wiLt,P-r trough. I a tter,
FOR SALE.-- 12S AGRES, HURON ,
Fl"ounty,
Station -ithin 20 ntids. On the property is a
James and the Misses Simpson, east
Monday evening were somewhere near 1 4 H -P. sra., enrine.,vulper, grinder. quantity
of lumber. a number of 9 -foot cedar Posts, I
adjoining Clinton, all clay loam; I
The annual Plowing Match of the
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mDf Walton. -Lawrence Cumming spont
$400, making upwards of nearly $800 ,,, bar. wire stretcher. I drain sc,00p, neck.
large brick howe, 2 bn,pk Imms. silo; large i
orchard: a few minutes' Mt. llleRsant Branch of the Ontario,
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:a ferw days in Toronto on business.-
':Mrs.
altogether. yokes. whiffletrees, a quivintitys of hard wood.
Mrs. Win. Craw- 18 inch, household furniture. , 0 whi tR Wyan-
churches and Schools: t4iw n water Piped
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i T'lowmen's Association, will he held
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James Mowbray and Gordon Of
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Notes. -Mr. and
dotte he-. I acre of marigolds, I a f
esumos
through buildings and river at back. Apply
i the farm of Jamer Dalrymple,
,in
14 1,
Metroit, visited relatives and friends
ford, accompanied -by Mr. and Mrs. turnips, 1 acre of sorghbim. TermR--Amll
to E. W. MORRISON, R R. No. 4, Clinton.
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in Whiton over the week end. -Mi
Orah Crawford, all of Ripley, were of $10.00 and under, cash : over that amount
Mrs. 12 months' credit on furnishing bunicable
0 TYL 1 8120-4
Lot 6, Con. I 1, Hibbert
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mill, woman. 8l2Dx4-tf
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Ruby Young, who is clerking in Fin-
visitors at the home of Mr. and
.ver. Five per cent. off for cash. Roots,
ARM FOR SALE. 100 ACRE FARM FOR
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No. 7 -No shaping of furrows, excepting scratches and crown.
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-%igan's store, Egmondville, spent the
Lean, of the London P No outside stock
James B. MIC and Sorghum, cash. P allowed.
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sale. being Lot 8. (in th� 16th Concession
of Grey Township. On the nrenuses, is a two
, T ,D, c A -2 n, -t 9-rith
nd
�� -week end at her home here. Road, during e pasu week. - Tvirs. Joni, . -a. , ppen, ,ov ;
*11 . Brown, A,,,t4l,* 312lx2
Tham-
wtory brick house with Rlste roof and all :
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'. , ,,'kostesi'served%L delightful, lunch. of Mr. and Mrs. - John Deitz, of out due May 24th: I 11 -year Oldl. dry: a isne year
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T. ON ' Graham and daughter, of London, .. -_
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modern canverience�, hrivk neer: woodshed, I
land- It 14 on county mad. convenient to
school and hiwb school and within two mfW
saw,
Stratford last and Mrs. Arnold'Petrie, of Torontoi, P.ed Ryan, 166916, born June Ith, 1024, sire
� BRUCEFIELD were visitors in this locality during - -
AND
frame barn 5fix6O feet on �tone foundation :
Classes For All Comers, I
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,, IMPLEMENIS undersigned Rue
29th. instructed to by
,,t,r ,y,fern aV through the stab ISO
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another Wilding 6 (; feet A dril ed well
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N ictor Grinney, Oti. , awyer, �
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1 14 - shuft ,ndlnlk_ plow, set 4-eectfors irou barrows,
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� -Treek. October 27th, 29th and Him' "11 John Richardson, of DTUmbo, visited tioneer has been selll public
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The out soon. Wait for it, Tito biggest nVOiTC7 auction on the far R. T. Luker & Son,
' ith a windmill and supply tank; 13 imeres
llrc�;ident. S"retary. I
No. 7 Riding T'Inw ...................... I 0 9 (3 4
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of the year, at Keating's Phannisay, at - the home of the latter' .. Caues,.mnof
; s brother, an Lot q I,, 1 , Usborne. 11J mileS
Fir flirt,her particulars
of hardwood bush- '
T R. R. No, 3.
apply to ALEX. 131 CHANAN.
Science Hill. I
SPECI A LS
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=-Z'. 3198.1 Mr John Bell, and also other relatives mouth of Exeter. on Tuesday. October nt�,
this neighborhood during the st 1927, at I o'clodk. the following Stock. Imple-
Come and hear this first class conicert tal- in ' pa,
Walton. Ont. 3123-4
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.nut, the Sunset Mate Quartette, assisted by ents. Etc.: Horses --One =m re 6 years
Isabel Mortimer, Tender. In Northside United week. -Rev.. -Mr. and Mrs. Barnaby, 11"Id 1700 pounds: 1 roan 5ey-ra aid.
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ARM FOR SALE.- I,0T .10. CONCESSION '
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TAKE NOTICE
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. , '<hurch at Senforth, on Monday, October 24th. from Blyth, visited at the home of 1 ,00 pounds: matched team: 1 blue roan
10. Morris Tow6hiv. containing aboutl
50 a,cres, adjoining Village of Walton. C.P.R.
Rest fini-h in Stubble, Jones & May gi,ves good to value of $2�00.
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at 9.30 p.m. See large advertisement. Mr. apid Mrs, Win. fvison and other home 4 year' old, 1600 pountin. The above
will inspection for market. One
Station -ithin 20 ntids. On the property is a
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stand
. Miission Circle. -The members Of relatf-ves during the -week. --Mr. Fred h bred mare, Sure Fast, born 1916.
hen housc l6x89,
bank burn 4Ox8O, silo 12x3D.
Arrea" of taxem. and have advertised the "itne
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ndard
., . the Marion Oliver Mission Circle were Parsons, of London, visited his par- registered by Tramp Fast. 2.12%; 1 standard
never failluir well with windmill. comfortable
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in the Ontario Gazette. The. .dverti�ement
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; ,,entertained at the home of Mrs. J. ypar old by the great Widore, dam.
. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons, of filly I I Flom-
' M-17 3
frame house containing I rooms with modern
emiveniences. new furnace. cle�.trlc lights, large
.ill appear four weekin in succession.
W. LANE,
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I Addison last Thursday night., The the town line, Stanley, during the Me Todd by Jim Todd 2.081/1 has been miles
woodshed attached to housp. The -14L pid 1. ,rat
Treasurer, Rnrou County.
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0180q, well dratined amd in soleudid state of
fisted at Gode-rieh.
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. Vart of the evening. Hazel Haugh, Stafford, of Vienna, visited at the toix July 2nd, soum4 and the best %' of mnn_
nets, a real pacer: Sorrel pony 14 hands high
_)ie
cultivation. Phone 14-232. Seaforth, or apply
In the Premises to JOHN McDONALD. Saw-
September 301h. 1927. 3121-2
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president, presided, and Mrs. Ad- home of the latter's brother, Mr. W. any lady can drive. a good driv
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mill, woman. 8l2Dx4-tf
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%uson gave a synovs - o � L. Tweins, during the wee .-TvIr. an horse S years Old, bm ver a " -
;. %tudy-bog . After the meeting gamen N of Pips -I 7�yeat old cow, fresh. one 8- ear old
Mrs SainuetCullmore and farAily
� .roller
DESIRABLE F ARM FOR SALR-BETNn
Lot 16 the of Lot
-4 . cow, fresh; I 8�year old Holstein duy March
'
fture were enjoyed and, then the Seftiortli, were visitors at the li;n�e 'ear old
,:�md ii 4rd, I 7 -year 0141 due May 9th: 1 6-7
and easterly portion
IT in the fourth Concession of the Township
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'. , ,,'kostesi'served%L delightful, lunch. of Mr. and Mrs. - John Deitz, of out due May 24th: I 11 -year Oldl. dry: a isne year
of Hibbert. consisiting of 121; .acres of eboi.-e
, I olld heifer& ; I I -year old s4teet ,, 4 spring calves.
, : ,.N#6s.-AA vambor-from 'here Rt- village, durilig the past weok.-Mr. I
6 Shoals. Registered Shorthorn DWI.
land- It 14 on county mad. convenient to
school and hiwb school and within two mfW
saw,
Stratford last and Mrs. Arnold'Petrie, of Torontoi, P.ed Ryan, 166916, born June Ith, 1024, sire
of Dublin. Oin the farm is 96 modern two
-Veek;4iow, "'iliv'r pliyo. got" - at'XIV00*1 . were viefton at the home of the lat- Olo'Verds.1% Ch,lef, a sure ,stock bull. ImIge-
story brick house, one barn GWO, another
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witiversary seM cies..4n. 'S'llday. T�he egor and ments, HALy' and Owtii-7400t Mnasey.
ter?s sister, Miss Mae McGr binder Magatey-Harrfs side rake, M)Rss*7-HArr,16
;;ait4d in 'pQer,
66:K88 with good stnbling and H acre% of
hardwood bash; tw,o good wells and wind-
, elititih boye: Wag closed - the others during the past week. � Mr. has,, Dearing mower. Massey-HR&T&
�,�.
mills, it 16 free of encumbrance aud the
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,I t0g, to,. affofd � lidflift-'- bittiliffy Wik. -Do1g, of Port Itcron, spent the bnY loader, Massey-HArris 19 dise. drill. Cook-
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1 14 - shuft ,ndlnlk_ plow, set 4-eectfors irou barrows,
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buyet by paying one-third of Purchase price
'efin arrahze, for balance by mortgage for 5
- I 11 and week ohd at his home here. --Mr. and
I - : r g to Xlpp - -_ I
set 9-seetion iron harrows, dise, Clinton fon-
� , ,,�, #�,.iffimffimns of 1) 1� wheelbar.
I . �,�:-,� 1 .. i� 0 0twit. W006 -Mra.' Harvey Hubbard atid Mr. Mel- nit, will! ldwsey-Hurrisq cultivaAmr.
, %
I -a 113' ,q . -I-- teell a gets terain
years at 5 Per cent The owner is anxious
to eel) before leaving to reside In California.
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For further particulars Apply F. 14COON-
PAO i"� .FA 4;�..
6 , � p1pus prue e 0111, ma vule =Mymont, an or Detroit, Spent rove, e V .
i4 , h double driving hu.m,ss. potath N%LU Dublin, or SO ,, 11AV'. - —
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..,o " friiuds of MISS Ellen ii, visit ,it the home of Mr. and Mrs. I root Pulver. cutting ton. I 81144f --
, I biller, set Steel trucks. . - -
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tOWAXI PUr-Ur ,ca and Bob Dal- James jMtClymont� of our villa , dur- box, mistoure spreader, light wagon. mot bob- I
, , 1" , AIM VOR SAL& -FOR IrAul, LOT 7.
P 6 ... �- � , , 3 -0W, Ao learn. theY ing the pa4tweek.-Mr. and Mrs. R. slofghtl� logv4ii box, Ut ft -Tc. 2 lgddeptf, ,&,&ft*l F Ooticession 6, Stan -ley TovVitabilp. contain-
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I � I �W64, 'wieder, likwa mower. onta.hny and 4% acres
-have sdo%i 1, ; �,. %,�aud UM P. Bell A -Ad Mr. and Mrs, W�n. Butt, of earru Varitibire-1 ween pattor suite good Ing 100 acres. On the oremit" are a 1%
� �' furlanv* itiftil, It rame
'Bifirdige and son,-iy wll . �4 APPLES
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_ ,041 ti�, ftr#,$.,�sts all of Seifbrth, were rdAitors at the as poir, &rk watnut glass aniou"rd. varl,iy- storl brick home with f
,i6f Mrs. J. W6tio.". .1, utt, n* IftI2, kibr-hen rteel range. bedat.0d, one kitchen and WOO(IShed. Hard and soft Vier
4V . . 035'aftr I
� Mv�'�-Viss home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 0 caPbosird, thilft. bed, - mind other artltlts; too ,r, the �auooz. batik burn 811tift With cement
Ilia &ott vidftdd �&WO',"�l " "' �#`4,1' 0411 , of Our village diiiing the past Week. rdorow -to th6lition., PooftivOlY lie in I through- wi-admill" 4xild ,%vater in GOOD WINTER APPLES
,,q, - , robIfte 60"
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, _�ft the b-Arn
-day�_-Mts.Llkle =11!*"ftQ,1:�%1 " ... . Glazier, of ailfth,, Vidt0d at nu ,Visa ,,,aid his form inuid Is
I .. .M, so .the * lev. , J."d to all cle4r#d,. well drained
L_
ated '611 lot- AOI*tO � 0 4M . Vift VV b1L Terms,-AII aufi,lo bf 410 20*30; ' " "' Farm
90 I tht,howio of her daukhter, ltm Thoo
, v a under, canh-, over that oniount 12 nitiotit., and *oil f 6d Voith *lM AftaAn a good
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