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J. Leslie ke Late Editor SPIendid Reports Given. At I I I I —.;--,. I " ,�', 1,-,1,'1- (A
", foTtheStevenson Stocl� F�armsr. of this 16 *'',,�.' , "A-fter flAT years . I
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,� I- Held in United Church' _g4t, of Tu�Dkek- had 300 hives, bqt as old -age
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I I simitfh;, a 4 -year-old from Mr, I ng along, I have -to Goderich- " � ,.L...�':!,�t. I
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, . Winghant,. on Tuesday. - R ThpnVs -year. . ' 7 -:*L'�", ," . bpen reducing my holdings. I . - � .", ,.. 4.; 1;'.1-R,
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I , . . I � I Scas. This latter colt has nev, . '. I . ano I will tryto take it easy? . . . � I I 1. .,
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Gone Home'1----X*-da,Y we -realize 'L ,eaten in a regular I . . I .Many friends will join The positor. - 1,Z.',,'-,,,-�
'' ' , , . The Hluron Ex Mit. F. S. SAVAJ G ' . - ' -,�'4'
I I MRS. W. P. LANE ' - iclails.-in the show ring,takin, , AF�, Expositor in the wish tfiat, Mr. . I . . , 0, VA I M. I I I ,,., I 1�
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first as a foal-'alid yearling at N' M., , ared long Dear,Edftor: MY attention was re. . k 11
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I fold and removed one of .our hunt- PRESIDENT -London and - has 'been ,,Arst at . years .to enjoy tk ,Wpll, earnea ' cently drawn to an 'item whic P - 9N. ,'- , ' 11 �,
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. I I friend and publishew, J. Leslie Kerr. I . . have also'been. prize wi'nnerg - �' - . 17th, referring to the pay sheet of A meeting of business ' . :. '. %���
, , _.:a, f I Our little craft is as a 9torim tossed The sixth annual meeting .e at the local sho*s. All these Airon Old Boys of "Regina I . I L . the House of Refuge Committsia,; oe, 'Mar -Of the, . . , ."I �'.;,,�,, �,;;;;
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, ' I . .__ - - which committee I um chairman. 'The Town ,of Seaforth met in the, town hal . :"��";"."L"", 1.
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� ��, ship which has lost itv rudder. Our Huron Presbyterial was h in the "�:,�'je�
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. . beloved "Captain,-" -whose -'smili , stock,�horse, Favorite Again, Hold Fist Sock] Evening. puimipkin -pie. Just last week a car- -bylaw passed in January last, pro. . on Wednesday evening, Aipril 270
Ing United CFurch., W-itIgham, -Tuesday, . . L I, I I ". �,..,: �
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April 2 -6th. The morning ses,slon op. , own-edby Mr. Robert -Murdock, . . ". vided for Payment Of $4.50 per day hen about sixty were pres4�-ht. , , . % .:,.`.:
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to dity, -has 'been -taken from us as iv — ' ' load Qf p4t 'Mayor J. F. -D . .... :: ., 1"..
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God in His indinite wisdo m. called him au,ted by Mrs. W. P. Lane, tb e pre. st- . of !Huron responded; to their I mit, Y Had this committee travel- 1119, and . � ��, L 11
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. ques� . . led by train it would have taken two ox as seeretary. . .. 1, I
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1, . with sorrow we shall have pI I , I - ek made, the. past winter ,days to hold this ,meeting, as not one Mayor Daly outlined -Many items ".0,
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. ep i n a bit easier fo,r the droug,ht-stricken inambe Tne Associatibli, .1 ":.
I - tended a, welcome t& the delegates I - L - 0 . . ; 11"�� I
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I I , memories of lour association with him. . Mrs. W. M. Willis, ok._WhIgham, , � Sproat, (Gold r--zf - this committee can get to .that a Business ills . 1. - '�,IYLN
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, I I L and visitcws. During the busin ,. I Store),Mrg. John Harvey people. . . I . Clinton and back the same day. ..I, .� I :1'i
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I him, period in invitation was receiveO If. I had taken the train, MY,mlle_ ne*s men, the interests of e � town .
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at ev- (nee "Hood, of Tucker. . L age would have. been - 80 mi1cs, or . t " "', �`
,, There will lbe his vatant-chair; from Thames Road Auxiliary to hold e I I ,selves a dTive on a beautiful -sulm- - '', 211 I
� ry Young woman nee& the friend- ' 1 $8.00 and two day's pay at $4.50 per , Xotion was made lb,y Mr. F. S. 8av- , , .A
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I We shall linger. to caress him the 11a33 meeting there. This wai -ship of an older woman and just as smith),,Mrs. Dav�ld MC. �mler's day along the -paved. r6adr. of auge,'siilconded �by John Beattie, tha�, . �': ", '�
I As we breathed,hig n6me in. prayer, accepted. Arran-gementi for a fare- L old Huron. Starting from Goderich, Oay, woluld be $9, making a total of . . F �;;
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I well. -service for Miss Moffat, who is the friendship, of a .young womar. Cutch0ow (of W!nthrop), in the.dewy freshness of the mOrn- ed the &aforth Busine : i'v. 1
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.1 I Not only to the im,)T.Iediate rela- -' The future of the youth ift oijr church . ' . Ing, we -go the -leading economist of the couilty, I ssmen's As. , - .- I
. giving herself as.a nurse on the home Were Oldlimers; Present. ' by C11inton, Brucefield, rx,ciatdon. . ,, _... ��. ..
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... I tives. and frien& the news of the mission field, from Huron P�resVyter- will.lble just what we, who a ' fferisall, Exeter, 'Centralia; on L to . , ' .'. ' .'. - I L ...,
� passing of 'MT. Kerr came, asl a great . re older, ' . ' ceived, $10.00 when I could haveAak- ca fed for� ,:,..
ial, were made. The'finance !comndf- ,make it, ls,he stated ' , — ' Each town, each village, is by Mayor Daly. . I .,;�.,
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L ShGck . ,She said that M -14 hile Re- a , bower of beauty with well -kept en $17-00 and- not violated the Janu- , : �: ...
�L - "community at tee was appointed as followst Mrs. we talk much of investments but rs. . P. lCleAA ' - '... Moved by, 11 Stewaxt s .
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I i was in a critical condition, , his F. J. Burrows, Seaforth, the new that them was no investment' that plies to Toast' "014 Huron" lawns and 'beautiful homes. Each Now, Mr. Edftor,,the same applies R. & Hays, that F. S. Savauge ,.)a .. ., -71.1111
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. cheery disposition peveT fai treasurer; Mrs. Greer, ' Wingbam ; paid such large, such lasb-ing divi. I I . road bordered with magnificent to every member ofthis committee, Chailiran--Carried. ' I � .. . . I �?
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, maples;' Oten 'almost intertwining Moved by R. S. Rays, second . I , ".
led hi'ni'l, Mrs. Grant, E�ceter; Mrs. Cralk, God. dends as that invested in young 1,irf�,. When'we olvi S viz. MT. Stewart received $8.00 and ' ed by ,; ::.
.. airl . "How mucli time, - love and prayer George Fergu , I 1". . �
. and our hope that he ,might ag i � erich, and 'Mrs. Plunisteel, Clinton. thifik of out old homes above -our heads-a'veritable L er'. . � �
regain his former health was .in Huron, we'think of beii,aty. Beau- Lane. And in, 6aclu.town or village, 'by train $10.75; Mr. Switzer $10.9.0, Son, tbai J. W. Beattie i -, 1:*
Mrs. Andrew -called the roll of have you been investing'," she asked? , by train $12.20; Mr.'B'allantyne $9M, be vice-4ch,aiT%ianl.---4Carri,-d., . . . I -..1.1
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strengthened by his own thoughts . ty- -of hill -and, lake, of - ftl4d and 'bablr we pause beside the memorial raised ' , !�,,
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�p iliaries, Almost all were re- e said that lack of ieadership-doe� by train' $11.00; Mr. WTight $0.90, by Moved'by R. S. Hays. sftonded� bi . :� ; .1
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. L- 3fiss Ina Cunningham -4 the trained that there were 62 Auxiliaries with,,a a lack of consecration.' If the young Huron is a garden.. -, � �, . . . . , ried. . . . .
Truly,,. every, 'part Of anys sons who hgard the call of. their
presented.L [In her report s1he 9did not. mean .lack of 'ability, but rather. of flowers. eS; by -loving -hearts to hundreds of Hur- train $11.2k; Warden Rader $9,30, by Ged. A. Sills, ,that E L:, Box -bet see 1 , ,
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nbership, of 2,112, which1s ''people ar6to be savell, she said, we It was my good fortuiie til be in ' V' this meeting and all the committee' , 'By a i�bbwbigof it' -was de'�' . 1.
nurse who had devotedly and skilful- total met I . . traib $11.40.. ThIs.was discussed at Teltary,40ari .
ly,,waited-o-n ,Mrs. Kerr in her pro- just 39 less than last year.. There - ". I ". We cross from London to Strat- . . �1.
,Mbs-t spend ourselves. She quoted cided atonimittes, of three would b � . :,:,:
-I' � Agreed to it and f was to take it up ��� 1.
��. tracted illness- anA later was, the Were 30. now life -members. . Huron f or mazik' rilotith's 'last year. ford and come back by Egmondville, . - - -
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day nurse for XT.. Kerr in. his fatal SaYIng'that thO Going in the &pringtimd, a er years Seaforth an4t again to Clintim. 'We f the County I a. I L ,,��j, :
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I - 'Mrs., Layton; of Exeter, called.die happiest .people in the world to -day on the pr�ajrie,, can, oa hot picture admire the bounteous crops on every ,CQ#ncil- Surely this-eY-r9ahittion will ater.tifte, five names were given for- I "
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sickness,, deserves it large measure -roll of Y. W. Auxiliaries and Circles arty those who are giving and. sa,cri- yZile satisfy the Star axi,d others.who, nominatioA and it was moved -by W, ,
. of praise for hei unselfish Seiices. my delight as I sped attez lmile, hand. 'We love to see the fruit. And, . are . "
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� and said that there was one'n,ew Y. fi-Qing for others.; the unhappiest; past beautiful, qrchards, laden howling about.this for political gain, A, Cr'ioli ..... . seconded by R. J-Meffillan, . I .. I A4��_ ", L
. In this conniciion also it may, be W. A. and 4 new Circles witli an in- those who are. , fast trying to have a with as ,we coiir�-_ to the end of the HuTan I '7777.
-"-'But* -,good time. Sh;,sai& that i perfumed apple .1blossoMe. � Road, as the rays of the setting sun i . � 4. ,
. noted that ,Afisg-- @&oDonidd was, ,r,a,,e in membership of 10D. f women . Thanking You for space in your Ithat. these fi4 act .a�s a comm.attee: .: ,
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_Ja Kerr ,eniW1�,.1oT1kAj#1atio:6s the",* K, . . .of I The . 11
. also ,,rendered Ver' uable �s- I , �re,`I�ily link-themselv * uly, with the King- ,,Came ,Out to ,Canada., Re -had lectur- Yours respectfdlly, , � , Executive, appointments-, no,* - 211. -
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I//. she was id,Mri kl�rr%'t"ig' I , .. . , I P . ! Huroji, in, memory of the btave p - JOHN MCNAB]§. .t-. .....
. I miembeTs. of the Auxiliary to give -th4t it will cost but it *ill pay. Wp� written to 1. fron, the chair, to be followed, � . . `.�, ��.�
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J. Leslik was' born in Brussels 48 leadership. . .. . wl several 6diedrtboks - be neers' Who blazed I - . �Z,, ,� - . L
I Ifts.'Well,Nw n, callod treas" tO'the live i 1tf wits moved -bv F. Sfllls� seconded , I I
. �d, of Wingboo tires of OUr.fjVeS'Lin 3 a:z1ft6i.' .'He had'succosfi3lly hunted drive o' Mal but we "' " - ;`_�_..
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.,�, I � W. 'N. Kerr ai6j, his lberieiv,Cd mother, the, roll foi 'Mission Bands. - She re� of the youth. She urged all to re- c uld be more beau � ..... .. MCKILLOP .1-, � L' 7" by., J "W the � . L ':
. .XTS. Kerr. He" received his elkrly ported 32 Mission ,Bands with 6:73 =�e.lmber timt I big game,in. Indih, Mid from ,his almost change our mind,. whefi in . I . 1. I 105rdno,that merchants, I . :� I
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. . . . . . . "hing i6 not, great ,prowess ther , he 6KI..ieceived the' Octobei we again go over the. route Rose Bushes--:ffolland rose 1)1115heg, 15 cents nesday . ,.,�-.
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t -education in' Bius��u public school, annual'member4 an& 20 new -life with God'land that nothing, is great "i I -aternoon during ,the months C - �:
L I i ,, afterwards aibending Bxxl4iness,� 0ol- meiwb�rs. Winghant heads vlgktimie a I'Tigei.'A�, ,Re, was de- amid. the glorious spleiidour Of allt- Q�Ph at Beattie Bros. . . . I '. I 1
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lek-,'e in 8h-&VorcL'Wben a you ed mrith Canada g unin radia�iice. : � . . � .., � of June,, -Jiufly and August, excepting . ,�
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I 'L lea kid d6rneee. 11dVen'ttare' eauty.' 'We hu all spent inhily Chmvh L"ies' Aid aafd Womr, .. ...'' . � .���.,;g
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- She ,sald and.daring, re started from �Muddy happy hours. in the sugar bush. Such c )motion was. , . . . ,*�`,":�' ��,_
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i I iht�d C. that -one, quality a leader required _ York, and blazed, a, trail through the syrup! ,,Such sugar! What fun to home of Mrs. Robert Hogg on Thurs- oss Sprout, and secoyi0ed . . � I. � "I
I I . operiW The Bl�th Standard, for- it Missibnary So iety Was -held at 'theK An, amendiniezit to- the
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AuTaber -yearsbefore going to Clin" G.T.T. 'Groups, Seaforth and Wing- wa's tact and defined it as "something y1igi% forest, where dak,.April 21st, . by Russel S.Proat, that the merchants , k . . .111,
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I . ton; where he operated hitherto, only pour the hot syrup on the'snow and- -with a good attend- . 11.,%
, . the Clinton bam. These,contributed. $45.30, siiid that if you ain't got it, eve*rybod� Indian feet bad trod. Aftert L close their places df business, on'Wled- , :1
. New ETa -giving it up owing to his Mrs ' ' , many to crunch the delectable result.' What ance. The first part of the afternoon ' , " �)
I I 4arther's. ill - health, and subsequent . Davidson, ,of Wingham. Mrs. knows it---bl# if ,You ha,ve g0t. -it no- weeks of ,hardships and privation, he fun to give a waxy chunk' .to the was spent in quilting., The chair was ring the month4 . . � I. . I r 1� ...
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. demise to edlit the -paper Of which he Farrell called the roll of Baby . Bamd,s body notices it., 'SMe said,' let� 'u-, reameted the spots where Seafbrth and dog -to .see b, shake ; pore 'beg ,occupied by Mrs. ,W. F. Smith. -The of June, July, August aiid September, ,� . A
. ". outh bring,- Clinton now . stand, and, Proceeding, and finally to _. settle ,down till tha .ineeting was opened by sin excepting when.a public holiday in- . , I . . .
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was Publisher at' the time of his, Band Department -was the most irn- usr and train'them for the work of made his way to where now Goderich tervenes in the week. I t.
I death. Just five months before"his portant of all. It is, one of the most the 'chuirch. I . I sweet luimp, melte,d,'so that he� might hymn and the,iScripture readi�j,'by me L I . I -�;.
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, I death, to the very day, Leslie's fav- . , stands, above Lake Huron. -again open his jaws' . . Mrs. Wilmer 'Scoti. Prayer was'qf- ' "
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encovraging Tha-ip are' 20, R� A solo -by 'Mrs. A, W liford was ' was .made by Geo. Ferguson . . .
__ , .k . . . orite aunt, -Mrs. Matthews, of Owen Bands with . a Inembership of 442. ly4atifully 'rendered. ,I He was so impressed with the What car ride,ever compares with fered,by Miss B. Hardie. The mi,- I and see- , I... ". - I
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I which is 101 of an in -crease. MT.�. Miss ,Sybil Courtice, of Japan, in 'he had'journeyed that he urged his deep in the hay -carpeted -box sleigh W. J. Shannon. The topic was given mle'rchants cl . . . �.. ", ..
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�,.;.' I- ' buried oft, November 24th. "Aunt Conner, the Associate Helper's Secre- -her address, ,helped all to undcrstanll views on the Cail by Mrs. Chester 4 Henderson, the ness On Thursday aft6rnoon, keeping .,. -
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" . _4T.,wen-ty-ifive Years ago he was 7 . fourth chapter from the study book ng during - 1.
. I . Mrs. Johns, of Eliniville, said that the situation in the far east; ,,She We -stern Ontaria. . Later, when., the sleigh bells until "Good - on Korea. A better health the months of Junle, July and Augus+, I � . . .*1
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. . ago after 4 lingering illness. One also emphasized �the fact that all world scale. And yet there are mally Dunlop who 'met the leader, John Huron; its �ealie,'its plenty, we often and,Mrs. John Daley reridered a solo first. on the Amendment t,Q Amend- � :
World Friend subscriptions must be -devKyted peo-ple -praying fblr peace in Galt, and ided hilm, along his wg��- 0ink of Saskatchewan, and when our ','Give Me Thy *.Heart," c wa' In wh
I - little daughter, Mary Helen, is- again, 9u , whi h .j -cut, by a shAwiag of hands, ich �;11
-t to het know too. I Japan.' There'are 65 million peo much enjoyed by all. Business was resulted with 19 for, thus eliminating .1 I
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. ber&ft, also his dear .mother. To In giving a report of the Strang-, in le'ss area than Manitpba ,and the tario. His body lies above the, vil- ,k,,,-,,,---* -4hen-4i,sc-aslse4-",d.-4elegit. miwere_ap_ ,the Asn6ndment to Amend .
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- entire communitygoes out in this sad . more, even in the land of drough+, Pol 1. _ih� ILL�
6,,, %partment, Mrs.- Forrester, af population increased one Million lasL lage of Saltford� near the hanilet of nted to go to Wingham. The meet- - ' V01'e '%�as -I' called fidi"i .--.--- .
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. hour. Loridesbor%. urged that, a removal yeir. Three-quArters of these peo- Dunlopl, inl Colborne TDNvns-hip. Just high winds, dust storms and 40 be- Ing closed ilith 'prayer. ,A -4eliciou I �.� Of hands, on Arn'endnient, the result � I . ,;. , ,1,
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. slip be sent with everyone .who left ple only half half engugh to live or. this last winter, th:e school children low For, in the new land, a,, Our lunch was served lby the ladies,' lh' being 20 -for, which meant that the. I I . I.,
I :, I . 41 Following a brief service at the -the cOmmunity. Miss Lawrence, of Over 2,722 people rh-st be fed by of .the surrounding districts have cOl- homeos now. . ' L L �
� bou,se condueted by Rev. S. J. Allin Seaf.orth, . the evenhigMr. and Mrs. H�gg gave original motion would be sustained. :A�
the. Literature ,Secretary, what is grown on each square mile lected huge numbers of stones witi The boys and -girls have made their their home for the Young People's At this'point their appeared 'V5 be . 1
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. I . and Rev. ,Mr. Walden, London, pub- reported a very successful year. A of land. 'But the. Japanese people which it is intended to,blazon Dun- Sociel Y. . X, a diversified opinion�as to procedure, L ,j,l
� lie serAce was held in the Untteck lirge . mark wherevee they go. .Our ,mis-
Church/ti.t 3 o'46lock in which and the voters did ri . T I
. , percentage of th,6 Auxiliaries are proud, she said, and do not want lop's name, on the hill above his sionayies, and teachers are in every -Mrs. Corn�e Webste� enteT,tAined ot realize they I ,,;,�
Rev- have used -the studybook. d1fis-s Mar- the world to 'know of their- poverty. grave. 'clime. Two, of,our prenii the Girls' Sewing Club on day, bad the privilege,of votinglort the ; ill
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1. - Messrs. Allin, Walden and Moore too ray, of Exeter, urged co-operation of In telling of the work being done by He was an eccentric old, fellow . , katebe-A,an hailed fro April 27th. and the Young * the�eliniin' .
. . Part ' filled to over. the W�Jvf.S. in Huron, as al- lzo.'2
. . - The church was I -with the W.C.T.U. ' * People s "It * ation of "'i",
I , women the W.M.S-� in Japan, she said that I iety met there in. the evening a'. A e`nteId�rlt to A ,ndment, an,t 14
flowing and 114s will is still talked of in Hur, Q5 e Z A I
. l I 11 bi with friends of the de"coased, so do . tb federal minister'of agri- So' . .
. s E. gott .reported that almost all of little could be done without 'their on. A'few of the provisions. were: 8 P.Al. I it 'brought about diseu9sioN- that wxg ' ,4
and many relatives.' Members Of, the Aumiliarleshad press secretaries, schools, because all the evangelistiz "To culture, the Hon. Mr. Weir. Our I - - enlightening to all. . I . A
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I I the Masaiiie Brotherhood took patt in and that 81 per cent. sent re' 6i ,my oldest sister, my small snuff chairman, the 'Ron. Sam Latta, taught - At this -point Mayor Daly arose 'ta I . . �t I .
I this a , p -ts of workers come from their schools. Sho 'box as it looks well to, see a deleenu for many years in Staniey. CONS , ,,,
I ervice led by -Mr. Fred Jackson every meeting to their loi�a� papers. asked, that we all think of and pray TANCE speak on the advi'sability.of putt#jIg V
11 . aiid Dr. Shaw, of Clinton Lodge, No . 'Mrs.,Greer, Christian Sitewardshiri for Japan. woman take snu1T;'to,i-n.N- brother, my How is this for Huron honest.,,, ? . I ;
. � . best snuff box -as I hear that he I the ,original :motion, which Chairhi . .�
1 94. The brothers led the Masonic Is A young fellow of Win,gha,ml, convict- Mims Phyllis Medd %pent.the week an . . ..� I I
. �P be- Secretary; in giving her report urged Tle nominating coMmitte for next rather a, Savauge did, and it was'practie'ally- I . �.!
, , L serVice at the cemetery, 'meimbers thitt'all rem"bloer -the motto of the' year was appointed as follows: Miss other decent Cbristiani; , to MY ed Of vagrancy, and corramitted to the end with her friend, Mis.s Dorothy passed unanimously. 11, I -
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towel, W.M.S., Pray, -!Study, Give. She said Marrity, of Exeter; Mrs. Wellwood, needs it, because i;he married a min- go himself to -Godericb, thus saving Mrs. Owen Flynn, Of the 4tli con, I ..
. . , that- ,every Auxiliary used .the en- Wingh&m; Mrs. Robb, Centralia; Mrs. itster whom she henpecks;. to n�y best the cdunt�y a bailiff's fee and expense. cession, is sipending a few days with feeling that a svlendid�startLh" been L I I
�, .4 In the COUT40 Of Rev. Mr. Alli-nPu veloples, repotted increased givings. Cummings, of Walt -on; Mrs. G d friend, my silver te . made. ' . I I � I
address be refer "ed to his acquaiht- Y, spot. May be k6or) And he did, even paying big own her sbn,, James, at Constance. . . . % I
" I Mrs. ColcloUgh, Supply Secretary. of Salelm,; Mrs. McDonald, of rllst-' it full Of tea and drink capidusly of fare. Miss HL-len Thompson, of Seafarth, 01 . 11� "
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I . also tQ the high regard by the people $1486.00 had been. sent. -. s. Moor- Murray, as convenor of the resolu- to a slattern." 'they do so gracefully. Such a clim- Adams. EX9TER 11.�*,I
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treasurer, .-AalfrZat last tion and courtesy committee, brought The produPe of Huron. is wonde ate, such air, suv,h beautyl No won.- Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence Clarke, of Fatal M(otor' Accident. -While oir . I !
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� reop in seVeral exceillent resolutions. and last year yielded a 'bumper crop. der most of them -live to far beyond Lis,bowel, fvisited the former's mother, his way to Exeter about 8.'15, o1clo � .P
-poke year the total , tU` *ere, $17,879.64.
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% �. the syritip4thy of all for Mr. Kerr's She said that thi�outloofk for 1932 A beautiful Inern6rial .:k .1v I
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'mother and big little drphaned daugh- was very enc6tvrag�hg. Over $,200.00 - those "who have passed on was con- waded in apples and pears, ,,and my contented ex- lMrs. Ecovan Britton returned from ner, a .youth of 19, son of John Trieb- .� .
I ter, Mary 1�eldn- - Mrs. Kerr has al- I service for Many a, time in orchards I litLii-ally the allotted age. No burry; no rush. Mrs,.Rcbert Clarke, On Sunda
. -ready found m1tichstrength for added more has �'been received during the dulittd by'Mrs. Hamilton, of Goode� -heart ached for our children ill thL. i,te,,, in the sunset of life. Toronto on . Saturday after spendiing a ner, 6f"Hay Tov,TAhip, was � �
first quarter this Year th" in,the rich, Und (Mrs. Willson, of Wingliani, prairies. Huron 'is,, i.ndeed, a land struck . LL �
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1. . I I � respofisibilities will need deeper o sun'* period last ypar. She urged all and 9, ,representative fraim. each Of overflowing with imilk and honey. An4 froliya Huron. She loves to read the atives. . , d.
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pathy atid The promise from of the f,, s and' I-, especially in- The farmers are again on, the -land W41liam, Elsie; of Grand Bend.' "I`6� . . .,
Ym-, Auxiliary'Treasur�rs to make a n the four sections. A beautiful.. when the cry went up from -stricken old home paper. toor. cur driven by Percy Felsie,,.son -
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o�hlkh is that God,mAll,mAt fail us. of &a,forth, F. 1. Burrows, was Owed in the basket of pink'cdrii. Saskatchewan,, old 0uron answered terested. in the Obituary- columns, after the young winter w -k bare had. accident took place, opposite the 'Ex- I . ,:� , ,
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. is t VOth "Look," she will say, P98, 79., 94! Me School Report_ -The following i.§ eier cemetery on the lake road about .� 11 �
n addition to the musIc rendered ,�e now -Treasurer, ations in memory ,of Afr& Hogg. generously, lovingly and with
by the choir in singing fampiar and to send all witoney to her. MM Heth�ringtqn, of Goderith, hands. At one $tation, McGaw, no for Huron when I grow old," the sbhool repoirt of S. S. No. 3, Hal- a mile aln,d it'quarter west of No.. ,,L I . ."Ic
"I" .1 � liYmns in which all joined, iMiss Car- A redding by Mrs. W 'Van*yke closed the Ineeting'with prayer. less than selven carloads Of produze And so, friendis,,.when we g,R too -lett (Constance). Pupils were ex- highway. After the accident he waq . I -
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. Tie Hingstone rendered the solo, 11'0 by 41h WT , of The following, are the officers foi were sent to the West, It did me old for this ,strennoms life in the amined in all. subjekots and their removed ie, ,, 1: . _. '. :: �
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ne GDdarqoh, closed the morning session the coming year.in the Presbyterial., good to� see the bags af apples, the to the ban of John Fiord - .
Sweetly S61emn Thought," which *as West, when we find the winds 'and nomles aippear in order of merit. Hon. and DT, ,M. C. Flietc-ber, of Exeter, l 1,
ffilbst. appropriate. with prayer,, ,A IoVely dinner was President, Mrs. W. P. Lane, Seaforth; piles. of vegetables, the boxes of pre- the cold almost too severe, suppose oum, 75", (H), Pass 60% (P); Fail, whn wits, sumnioned to the scene,pro. , ,
4 ,service at the cemetery VMS The afternoon session v)pen%,d by ton W. A.; 2nd vice- er, Clin- serve uire below ,60% (F). Sr, IV�,Doris nounced life extinct. The young- man I Al
Th served by th% Winghaw ladies. lat mice president, Mrs. Fowl d fruit. And I laughed., In late we pack up and trek back to Ontario .
I , . _V11 I �dft4ucted ,by ReM Mr.. Walden in the President, Mrs. 'September, as- I saw the loads Of -to happily round out Our days in th�' Lawson 8.4 (A), Hazel Jamieson 71.4 was employed on the farm of We�gej, �Z,
. singing "Jesus Calls 11s.", The scrip- Strbehan, Brussels,; 31-d Wele-presi- Yellow pumpkins,, for I pictured the home of our childhood-4ovely Huron. (P), Ethel Dexter 67.2 � (P).. John Deering and tvas c ing to nd th'e ... � ..L
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a6sence of Rev.,Mr. OhApmdn, pasto: ture k6sislarn was read by Mrs. -Anthony Wr Geo. Lane Iads on the dried -out farms gledfully Programme: 110 Canada"- thb- bless- Thum1pson 65 (P'i, Bernard Riley 64.1 evening in the village. Ble - wore a I .
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, 'L V' and Mrs. Fowler -Jed in pygyer. The, 4tih ide�e-president, Mrsl. Anthony, hollowing out a Hallowe'en lanterii, . , ,
. Y. -Rev. S. J. Allin, the Masons -sur- Re,. Duncan MvTaviA broilgbt. Thames Road- recording se-cre but carefully saving every. a ing, Rev. Dr. A. J. Tu:ff%; dinner- OP), Ella Dexter ,&8.4 (F). Jr. .IV- dark overcoat and wa,9 walking With '1-;:A. I
r6thlded the-,gTave and conducted, their 6,re, t��_Yl er1P SO. President, Mir. S. J. Latta- "The Fred Ril,5y 71.,3 (P), -0harlie Sunder- the traffire on the right side of the .
.. Aings from the 1preabytery. He Miss MaryMilne, Bly6h; correspond- that 'Mother might make a lustiOu-s 10int"; community singing, 'leader, cock 52.4 (P), ., Gordon Pethick 40.1 road, A small,bruise on ." � ,�'
* � most - fzhpressive ceremonies. expressed the thought that this is a ing m�etary, 'Mrs. Andrew, Gode. . the back of . ;
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I The folld ng. were the hono,rary -time for sa,crificle and, q4tpo-aring of rich, treasurer -Mrs, F. J. Burro . I — Mr. Sam Swayze; toast, "The Old (F). -Sr. 111 --Jean Anderson 75.12 the left leg and 'a I bwo-ineh hole in . &I
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� W`rfght' N. F, ,Gerry,,G-e� Ferguson, .. P. Geak, accompanist, Miss Edna oldby 38-25 (F). Jr. III - Marion li,
t Year. . Young Women's ii-nd..,Cir,le Cap Upsetting his balance coo that . - "A , i"
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.. isives lMdF)adzean, P. Cunningham, , Secretary, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sharn-ey; toast, "Our Other I-aw,son 67-76 (P), Kathie
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I Willintrii Grewar, W. Gillespie and, brought a Tnessage on, the challenge Band 'Secretary, Mrs. Wellwood, Mr. Sain ,Swayze; arcomipanist, Miss Jean Wakefleld 34.5 (F). Sr. 11-- on the body, which was removed to, . .� � " " I
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. Cleve Baeker. Active pallbea Edna Shorney; reading, -Mirs,. H. B. Vi,ola Dexter 80 2 (H , David Ander. the undertaking parlor of R. iN. R-o*e ,. ,ki,
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were " follows: Poatmaster Will' I ,
Se retary, Mr,. SPRING ANNIVERSARY' Raynor; vice-presi dent, -Mrs. E. P. son; 74.4 (P), Ma)'Y Thompson 60.6 of Exeter. Dr, W. E. Weeikes, cor� 4 I.,.
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Bell, D. X lar'l piep we should, be if� we put the days Farra, Clinton;, Asmociate Helpers' P,,Iin; toast, "The Ladips," Mr. Surn (P), Stella Arnvtrong 61 (P), - Ell.- ne'r of South . I ,..�, ; �d..�
� - Scott, London., F. vv, . -of our youth into 'go9d use. She Secretary, ,Mr%. Taylor, Ethel; Sup- Huron, bad a jury em- ,
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istated ,that we were not responsible ply Seere�ary, Mrq.Colcl Sunday,May8th , I '',",
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The .pl6xions, but we wbre responsible for law, Bl�tfi; Literature Secretary, I card,.,,; mac;ter of cererrionies, Mr. Yunigiblixt 57-5) �F). ,9�-- PrirneT- rich, and Traffic Offleer Ntft,�hAn tav� . "I 1.01.
.. floral ,tributes were beautiful d0elop!ing a; Ghristlike� 1charapter Miss Lawrence, Seaforth; M , .��,":d!
0 ... I IV -of the following: Pil. , that will isqionar,r Church, Toronto, will occupy v,4 N t �1. 11— 1� �
and consisted, Jilin Robb; song, Mrs. Chas. P. I -orma Doxter, Good, Best attend. er, of Clinton, took the driver and ,�:.4
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low, Mary radiate in our faces. In a Monthly Secretary, Mr.q. C. MCD the !pulpit at both SeMices, G?ak - re -Ming, Mi -s. H. 13, Raynor; ance at sc-hool; Bernard Riley, Ethel t'ho two 'young rnen w :).,
H�len' 0114w, 10a Cun� very beautiful 4hy we can renew Our Ilensaii; Temperance Secretary Special Music by the Ch6ir. V( bb were v 11 . .. �
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. youth and sulooeed where we -have Murray, Exett,ii; ' 'Press Se�I'eta '-;s , Further partitulars Txe# week. song, ift. A. E. Hadgert; dancing and Dexter. Number on roll, 28. aveq,age hi,i-n in the car t6 the town 11tiff"for 1�1 . . . . . I . . . . . . I-
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