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at Roy''s Y.P.S. ru,.4 Suvklay evening.
known and respected pioneer of L'h.e
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Railihl am dl Mr. and Mi•s_ Cowan, of
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Mins. HenryHarvz 'of cams lie
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t arty pupils from alx ,of the schto!ob
b4 'the+. tpwaxi:p partWV40ct �IeY
vend cr'b.tee ,of eVp to Mt: St Jooelph :per.
anld 'Mt. Ito • E{ l Iraaf
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of Irish descent and was born dear
Zurich," Huran Cou icy, O'nt'al^ o. ' He
did..Jballput shown. 9`t 9h credit Is due
'gave ,,,a,' detadlted reporit ' of tlC , )gyp
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The I{ UM_ 'CGuv_iT Junior AS19001a, ia,
a10 to the tea(ftera� who are mapo'n-
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and work cant'Aleted onto,' bande4 .7+
D�j{ry�� �' I, z/te .�.��'�7�au
tion i, Idling a dande and carde at
sdbie for their 'tRaWing and to the
to the 'SeaYoprbh, Rett Crwz Procwis .Of
.dlk4e•-tea..- ='arra ,dam pW.a _
Melloney's Art Gallemy at fib Gremhed7e
.Ipeitowts Ras their c"perati�ou w,itlh
'from euchze, $30.00•; iced 1drosa ,ruse, .
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yci3'It4' .: gyp' aq[
St., Toronto, on '15hunAla'y, April 4th,
the Haaaher!s, Mr.- M. Slouthcobt and.
$77.40; 50 .+pairs of socks, 23 pairsl of
''VWV)b) at mti• ' 0 proved r a dfislas
This is a slplendid! Ip'llaoe 'far caa+d par-
'Mir. Ra3r Waghor'ne;, of Exeter,__wore'
wristlets, , 20 pyjamars, 6 pneumonia
thous blaze htww sd`tuated on
Oes and d!aueing'. \
the capable judges and selected the
Jackets, i2 abdominal bandages, 2 ',Mi1a
> Cnonii0s iositdem.. bn, FTrt- "-
, A laime -crowd) is expected to this
prize winners: Grades 1 and .2, Bet-
'hospital. gowns, 6 pairs 4f pillow
dFary wata dflslxW01. ed Tau time, to .pre- ,
1., Spring get-bog!ebher amid a very ,slot-
ty Mair, of Thames Road, a xeeita-,
sd!i,ps, 6 `pairs of toi)irels, 1 cyu'ilt. A
vm.t seudous 'IC,e,pWOP, 11be fire was
-- lablfe 'time ifo'vwsuredl. The assac!la-
'orlon, "The Old Maid and "the Bukg-
donation from pupils of U.S.S. No. 3
nuUted by 4 G 'ievve..MeC'atrtIIiy
d)i'o:n ds 'success", 'in k'eepi'ng HurOu
(Lar"; Grades 3 and 4, Velma Femgu-
was also forwarded. Plans were 'wlblose
bomte * b u .00 opposite stride
people in: tiouah' with. one another, and
son, of-Huroudlal'e, a meditation, "The.
G•ompl&e.d:t for ,t+he Easter social to be
of. thiel street , bumwdliately a hee-
. 1I Hurn Pebple visatong or living in
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Mouse ',sled ,the Cake"; Grades ti and
p,eLdl March 27th and the. pa,^ish `lialtl_
phi raiaaan was canowYabad', IIi+e+]p
. Toronto am invited. For further` par'-
6, Gordbn Moir, of Huroddale, w1hose
The annual meetlnig will, be held- in
s¢m1;U*ni 4. am,dr thto_,4 ac effects of
•tioull'ars (call thea secs -eta ry, 'Miss Jes-
subject was "Tlhe' U'n'ion Jack," and,
April, the, date to be decided later, Ilia
Men putt out f(be 'blaze. A 'tmek.
isle AmdhlilbaM, 4t ML 5693.
Miti,dred" Miller, Iof' W nc'h'elsea, whose
The meeting them a4JOu'rned- .. •.'. +awtned
by Joseph bWndn was badly
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subject was "Pruucess Elizabedlh";
drw=ged, also Ore 110olf of the bam,
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Grades 7 and 8, .Billy Rowaihiffe, of
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For fthe �b tdow in 400 y St,
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TUCKERSMITH
ELIMVILLE .-
Hu,rondale, whose (subject was "The
Pa�`�k's Day 'fell: on Palm Sunday_
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Battle -.of Montevido," and Leona Pym
Ther rel'igiou's obseWamce, of tih.e Verast
'rhe April meeting of the Tucker-
The onaabomi:cratl contest sponsored by
of Zion, whose • subject was "Princess
wad, hramellerredl filo Apni f3md_
Winlohdl'stea, Home and School Club,
Elizabeth"; Grades 9 and' 10, Irene
sm'i'th Ladies' .Club will be held on
wlhic!b1 was 'held in Flimvilile C'huvch
-poaley, bf .Wiinc'he'lilea, whose subject
April 10t,h at the home of Mrs. Elmerton
Friday leverong, was rad' decided
was "John 'Buohanl_" musical num-
Townsend. .
NSTANCE
:isuedesO. Coa*ldeiing Clio condition, of
bets by Mr. Cecil Sleininer and two
Thesmowb'anlas are still with ug, ea-
ithe ,roads it was very) gratifying to
daughters, of Eden,' was very much
peciQly on the raadls. -
Tihte kla,stmsr /meaning of the W A.
see such a large crowd 'present. Mr,
enjtayed, also a v'i6ilin and saxaplhbne
Mr. and Mm. F. Popper are vilsdt-
and W. M. S_ of Conot:amae Cmumh
duet by Mr. Lawrence Min.'s 'rand slon,
ing friends in. Lon,donl and Leamdnlg-
wiR be fh,eM- du the ' 'b..sem ent on FYi_ 1.
Mr. Russell Mille, of -'Hear Wbod1hnm.
ton. ,day
at 2 p.m- ` •
.The meeting closed with "'Goal Save
Mr. Murray Doig, of the C.E.F. at
Wr. and Mita. Lorene Lawson are
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the King." ""
Stratford, v'isdted wibh his parents
endf
Gp nig a few Iddyte wd bh iSZr•. alrn! ,
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Miss June, Bierlang, of Exeter, spent
sevetral days w''eek.
Mast J. Bu>s!hy+. alts.. Q d%am_ -
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ter, Mrs, Kenneth Johns'.
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Mfr. Emmerson Douglas,, also of the
The Sunu3fry SebDot �mxy holding a
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C.F,.F., visited Mr. and Mrs J. Turn
s,oc7iat evemdbg on Wedne�oay, Manch
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The ,play en+ti't11ed, "The Poar Mar.
er and his motbelr, Mrsl R. Douglas,
27t x Lungs whit. -be served,
Hied Man," was well presented by
o`f Clinton„last week,
Death of Be:njambn Snell
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71he passing of Mr. Benjamin Snell
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on Fr'id+ay, Marchi 1'5bh,, came as a
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thds. church last Tue,sdray evening un
great shack to tdife anmmunwty. Mr.
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deer the aumptces of lone of The groups
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Snell bait suifan ai heart afrtrarlr
The eucilwe and dance (held in the
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of the W,M.S. Mn Reuben SwvtaaT'
about two weeks ago
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,tofeeling-
acts'.
t lrldled. The plrize winners weme: Lr
Wthale Mrs. 5 11 was at the barn, he
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Mr. and Mrst Bill Smith, of Thairiies
cilia, most games, Miss Isabel Bet- iha,d
gone to -too woodshed -,,titer.' he
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Road, were vi,sdtons an Sunday with
tlbes; liana handis, Mrs, Gordon Elliott;
was (ove'rc'ome ,and wat9 found ly+iLn;
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VI -r'. and Mrs. Louis J+ah`ivs'..
mien, m'oslb games,, Go 0,)n Fi11a'ott; lone theirle
when she' srelturrned, , but ;:Nlr:
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h'andis, Elton Ke' ? r. After a
S -ala lvtd e pwredl- Wath tone het of ,
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fvom India, pave a very inie'ne-stsin�g,
Iuln,Ch, s!:�voral Ih•ours were 'spent iii
n1 :'g'h>bars (bre wias+ �m7ei irn7o the
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address in- th'i+a crliiirc'h on Sunday ev-
alanlcin; to rise Agar -Hogg orruhlestra. .I,h.curxe_
He wall be much m•igsetL aa..
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enli'ng. D4 r. Frank '1`ti.ylor, of Exeter,
M`sls ls,abel Bett7,e's, nurse, of Lon- Ire
wadi, txoaci ntetibos• anal was a�
°wt
sang' two salsas at this servica•
don, is spe: dl ng a few clays at bier ilnir
_Christi.ia charactci. He was - a..
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'hoarse. ."' I.inember
of Constance United) Church
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Mr` and Vias. Lir) Habkirk spant acid
iw•v;, am Elder of t,hjs name. He
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tdt,e weekend in !41w.n'eal wdtlx t4eir 'heave's
itto mourn orris, Nts�s his wife,
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son, Jack, al:lo Mrs. Habhlrk's sister.
M,rst lFla+nk Wray, and. three bl,othems,
• 't'V.e are ,sa my ,to report Mrs. Erle
We had our fit sit c_,:ccti1c ,.slt'arm on
Jlovepth., of Alberta, Rubit,rt, of Slack- ;
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C. Dow is und+en Vie dootlor's care,
➢a'o'nday. It, was also ruining, sllelet- toms
.-N.Y., andAn,d+rew•, in 13ulfett.
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wroth Mrs. Churdhdll of Mitchell in at-
Ing' an'd Snowing at the saame •tdmlet.
The '... furiiea,d was atelia on Tuesdlay
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tendia.ulce.
The roads are 'still tjriftimg Tito 'i''ho from
liks, hge res=idencrt w,iih dnttrer=
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The W.M.S. bend bbeir regular meet-
show p''l revs :ane ]cent busy might and
meat in C115Mon cenTeLt!ry. Jtev_ E.
Ing at the ,hotm,e 'of Mrs. , Shanley
day.
A- Menzies oificiated'at the serva'oe,
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II:ocki. 9 wibh a gaud attem,daunae. The
and
the grave. 3.Tae +ptallbearerss woes -e.
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tapolc was in cha;rg�o of Mrs. Andrew
Messrs. Howard B.-r•ms,truralg, Wj.I-I satn,,
- ZURICH Clar!
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Cibrii•s'tie. Much encydli't is,ilue th-a quilt
auhan, David Milison:, Harry
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con-nAttee, Mrs. J. G. Scutt, Mrs. B'er•t
Durmain, Walter Scott a.nd Wildnfaurr'
Diecl, in Saskatchewan
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Ituslslell and Mrs, G. W. Guiant, through
Britton. Pniends from: a di:,tance, wene
When you take the lid off that
kA 11."
w hosle effiorts and 'planning some ben
qu+il,tls w^il9' soxin be ready for quilting.
• Thea' E'•ato'nia Enterprise, of Eatanaa,
Sask., of a ve'cent date makes the fol-
Mr. Itobent .Snell and: "two sons, H,er-
mua and C'eci'l, oP stoc•Istcyn', 1�'_ V;;
Wutscim, of 'St. Thomra9. He is also
soli sive, bY- two bane hers, Thomas, of
box -of baby chicks, can't you see
Rev. Mai. Griggs, -who sth,ortly re-
l,owdng rel'eiren,Ce to t!h'c death. of a
harry Thy'lor, Hanrdston; Vin•. Sla=,
9 ii��99ii
your next Fall's strong; money-
turns to :h'i's m -4s N,lon ohlarge' in Bu.rma,
-formmer resident of this 8istrict: "Al- of
Toronto; Wi'1ldhin 11aw'att and two
of
- ' making layers?•••Well, right now
ind«ia, vwilll have change of the tdpi'c
bert Edward Fee, ,.Tied 73 years, well tstsns,
-of Westdedd; Mr. amdl Mrs. E:
late Mr. B`euznett was a, member of
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Duffs Lntited Muncah Waldron, The
...: is the time to protect yourself and
at Roy''s Y.P.S. ru,.4 Suvklay evening.
known and respected pioneer of L'h.e
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Railihl am dl Mr. and Mi•s_ Cowan, of
funerafl wvlL +baba plicae .,on, Friday
These future egg layers.
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Mins. HenryHarvz 'of cams lie
"and, yiV
dist%girt, pa peaceful'] away at Au'bu'rnv•
The
Mr. Whiteman, of B•1'yth.ex
from^•41i'ei. iiu+o+me of 1bd+s von-, Roy, at 2
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is v,is,rt.ing 'heir gyitrFtntSy, Mr.rs.
�s�ed
lids fa-rr_n,-ib-om,e, southeast of Eatoni,,z, sympathy
of -the com,+mun=sty is x-
7�•mL• to 13.s11�9d1a� C£tn�t81Y• RIV• F.
Roe Vitafood-will give them a
Joh'MlomgaM
on Thursday, Feb, 22, He had only bendod
to tholsre Wh0`mrour•nt
A. Gilbert, B.A_, wall be the mindlster•_
safe' start, a head start. It is
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been a,ilir.g for about a week. He..was
Mm. Jos. Mmr'shlalk 'w'ho had )tad
Thlei pallbelarem wd9I be Joseph Carr-
tier, R. 'McFp�ai�ean, James Rea., ]T% -i
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sweet and palatable, of medium
of Irish descent and was born dear
Zurich," Huran Cou icy, O'nt'al^ o. ' He
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texture, mixed fresh daily. Follow
.BRUCEFIELD
s and, Lydia Mitchell and Was Srt�even'
the example of Ontario's largest
came to the West in 1904 and, worked
bow d t Fearly
ti 061 -borne re spent
1361, ,reel there slre'nt th'e 'early
CLO, DISABLED Obi BEAD
Toultsymen—feed
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Mr. and Mns- Glen l.adlchart, of
flor a tr,nle around" Margitis, Sa:s1k!at-
Death of Joseph .Bennett
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OR CATTLE
Ask Roe dealerofr
Golderich Township, ,Spe:n't Sun!dta.y
Mris. Abe Zapfe.
chewan. ' In 1912 he came to. :the •
T7ne 6'ea,tlh oocarredu''orx Wednes+il;ay,
she er8ft
she was, m'ari'n7eldl to ,tlhe 'nq'w ben.�ft
kbey
your:
with Mr. and,
0ato'nia district. and -took up a 'home-
March 20tUh, of one ark ,t"he oldest reel-
Loren( Tyndall amldi farmed on
the Base bliu6 • Later they purchased,
. your copy of the 32 -page booklet
Mr. tylle Hi111 has sold his propert•ty
stead, an which h had, res-ided.. since.
denits of WaT-'tua in tine petrswvi of Mr..
the facia' in HAIltett where they built
su'bata;ntrial farm buildings; malding
, of vital information: "Lees Grow
in v ldoge .to: Mr. Gondion, Elliott"
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While Ire- always table an interest in
Jcsepcir:•'Bgn,nett, in. dxrwl747tlr yek•.r. Mr.
lone of tlre.,fiu,esft Harm biomes in the
. BetterChiaks,andPullets." ate '
Mils•. John Hohner anti family, of
affairs ]'oc"ally he was of a quiet ria
Bc3rnlett was lynrrr• §>� Tuckersmith,
dutriet. She was ,a devout Christhlan,
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London, are vdisn'birng Mrs A. Ho,hn!er•-
ture and well liked by his, neighbors tLue.som,of'Mr,da•nz$
Mrs_ Winn. B&Tnnet,t,
a Moving wife and mother a>trd a 'kind
ly rnellghbor. S�lTle 'bad been adbLv�e in,
PHONE 21� - MITCHELL
A se Arora Adkenlie-ad stp'en,t a few
flays' with fni�enda in Zurich.
•and, frd,enlds. 14e leaves, his widow and
and, one Eton, Edgar, at ,home, also a came
when he. was 14. years of age
with the family to W'alt:on where
t1�e u7om'en's` organizationls' of 'Onrtran io
a£ his home in Agindo'urt of C}orponal
Ther' Hlow cultural Sooiety 'held a
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o sted ,and' serges, in Grey, 'Navy and- '111% 2 5 '
Black Pin Stripes_ "toults t® to , I.. . .... I . 1!�� -
sisLei, Miss Alhe Fele, w o has m e e' ass n a aglnly respected an
... - . { very' appeestsdul s+oci'al evening on klri- her home w'it'h'' the' family far a num.- w'eli k-n(;wn cdUzem f€tr' many yeah,
11 11 w - . day. evening 44i spite of the bad `wlea- ber -of years; also 'oth'ef. relatives to He farmed a'ld:-Mo 'life Amt Lot 2, Con. .. '
_ tb�e� 9 _,..
iJltust9 Ell+en SCbbt, of -�o 'o spent .'mourn h -is lass. The funeral Was. held 17, Grey, anid where his •son R•oy nnw
' - red on Sunday, Feb. 25tdi, from the Unit- Nv!es, 'ands 'vwhlere Ue, pasge, away af- ,.
' CHICK STARTER'Sunday at her ,home 'here. ed Chureb, ' Eatomia; service' bedhg ,tet• a lingerring andm-!zv.s: He was nirar-
Sold 6 Mr. R+os,s 'Grainger is' visiting at ilii,; oc'nxluetel by ' Rev. W. L. GourDay, awed in B,ru _s , l,o ,'Mars Mary Jame . . I . .. . . IddP11%, S
%wr 0 "
W. R. KERSLAKE, home .. and attended by a large number of Camspb,0l , of. W`altorir, w•rho predeo+.)as- . .
Seaforth s,yravat'hdzingg, n,eig!hbons, ' and)' fii'ends ed fbim, alanoxot exacily five years ago. .. ew _
RAVLSS Watton ST. COL.UMBAN n a Bennett, o f
wasof h,rtadID1i Fatouia cemetery.. Several Pall- WizLtnmemd tisrctw sons, limy- o
�. ALBERT T • a'l' tributes covered the casket. Burial 'th+e homaesli+ead!, ,stat W. f _ ...- -
ughtJeas', Mxs.. S E A I' O R T H .
. IRVINE WALLACE, Blyth Masi T.ereia,-•L-�bbr.- 1s visiting Tire` bearers were J'dlun and Angus 'M'ar- Lloyd Porter, Mussels; Mrs. Joe '
L. SCHILBE Toronto. • ... idaon, Fred! Cai°st'alrs, Joohp Lutz, Gor- Davidson,, London, and, Mrs. Tthomras
&SON ,�•' •4r, In spite bf �ba,d roads, ma;riy attend d'� McDonald and,. Ed. Bell." . .
SON,: ed ,nte Seafartil-Point Edward hochtey
,-I,--
'F , -: See` ftan'dbildl. fae.,,ctimyleGe Iltt ot, ieatlnatfane. - yldtes- lXer lira,sbanld, there survive Sour
FA fftse.'^return 1lmiib,"ayto rote matlan, tleie". etc., eaaualt near" 69daL sons and one daughter.
`They rhe:
. ,
Frank in Hallett Tbwnsfhip; )lay in
a. �A N A D 1 A N; N ATI 0 N A l.. Glodlet1ohl 'ToWnshap; Nontran in Tuck-
- 6e ar 'i'tli'; Clifford ,i,ti Toronto, and Mrs.
. ;,Ho,whrd Trrwartlha in HuDeltt. There
— .
h
pre
4. Ir! >14. .t'r. '' ,..t I,., df .e.., 1,- 1_�- l
mitre 16 Igralndchill'dre'n. One brothel•,
Westlley Sltevenes', In Godierich Tb�r-
slilp, and itlive,e sisters, Mrs. Israel
Taylor ,of liondan, now in 'ttorida,.;
Mils. William Eagleson, of Aberdlcein,
South Dalrota, 'and Mrs,. Herbert
Hulghest of Foint William, The fuineaal
wd.s,held on Monday from bhe Ontwib
S'tre6b Churclh. wiher'e s,erv'ice was oon-
ducted' by Rev. G. G. Bunton. Inter-
ment was made 4'n, Clinton cemetery.
Thle Valbb'earers' *pre Harold W67dbn,
Lorem, Nefit'h and, John Tyndiall' ,and
Piranpc Tmew•!,a.rtlila, a.ld grandsons of
the departed Mrs, Tyndall. The
rrrA d''
r on ms xe --I, os'pltal,
Toaronto, after a Tong ilia•viss, in his
55t1h year. Corp. Pillrey was well
known here, having many reaatiives
and a cousin of Archie Messer.
Among th'osi3', lwlioml Lady TWeedw
m'uar t'b+anked in her farewell m+eWage
for +h'olp in, distributing books end
magazines to lonely People, in, the
Wets't, was Mrs. Ferguson, of Ttzdhu,
Alberta.. Mrs. Ferguson, who practis:
ea, law with her husband, J. P. Fergu-
son wag formerly a Bluevale ' girl,
Ituple, dauglhber- of Rev. Crawford
Tait, naw of Toronto.
William and Mrs. King, of Turnbe,r-
ry, eellebrratecl bh,e 52nd, anniversary
of their wleddfintg on March 21st'quilet-
ly, an Mr. Kind; ds in. poor healthL
MTs. Campbeli Tavener addrestsed
the Easter t'hanlmffe^rmg meeting of
wealth ,of flowers w�haoh, ,surrow a
the W M. S. do Wno$eter' United
casklet was mute of re.
theevi
Zurich y
graur'e ,on Friday n'ig'ht.
Mrs. Maurice Mela'd s pent a few
)MIC&L
T
�up �1f� ���
Wutscim, of 'St. Thomra9. He is also
soli sive, bY- two bane hers, Thomas, of
�IULLETT
• e days in Clinton Aeitin her mother,
g
11
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9 ii��99ii
t1lGritmn, and Jo+hrn, Wimgrtia'm_ The
tBTRATFOR>D �DEAiCH
► r r4 spa
and Ir1e,t• chureb.
,
of
Death of Mrs, Loren Tyndale
i�eaCl BriC� Disabled Ai11inS�i . '
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REMOVriD P LLLLL
Mrsi� Owen' Flynm:
6aN►tEIF
alGi(
Thotasnde heated by aer 111V—cell ma-& No ,
leg et:age, no dattta rw �iaecme. No yremme oa
late Mr. B`euznett was a, member of
r
Duffs Lntited Muncah Waldron, The
John M'cGr•nrlth attendled a don'ven-
C. W. L. Meets
' , STIIRTfA
The meeting`', of tthe Cath
Lenora Stevens,, beloved wife of
Loren lyndal:l, ,Tedd on• Saturdli9,
m arsatne ,?score �a,t n of nam art
ae�as Loao�aed ns d cacem. eierYo:
. ere vis tires. • eteExg
funerafl wvlL +baba plicae .,on, Friday
„wM .re+gul'ar
' "">� ,olrc Womne,L"a League, was •held Ma;rrh
NMa,i ola '16th, alt their ,home an ,Ilulfieit,
� RAN'TiEO. Wdtek�ratamat, and ' -
from^•41i'ei. iiu+o+me of 1bd+s von-, Roy, at 2
' 17th, thle president, Mrs. Jos..Kale,
one and�'a ]ua'lf mfiles from Clanton, in
SMITH MANttEAE.. ... li[d.CONrANY
sea
7�•mL• to 13.s11�9d1a� C£tn�t81Y• RIV• F.
.
_ _ . pres d..ng. After the reading' of the
her 79th year. S411e succumbed ho a
rotaatishod 0a coot• m n. oda.
A. Gilbert, B.A_, wall be the mindlster•_
,.• .
s1trake s�uftered'oIn'e week ago, when
into Nom
Mm. Jos. Mmr'shlalk 'w'ho had )tad
Thlei pallbelarem wd9I be Joseph Carr-
tier, R. 'McFp�ai�ean, James Rea., ]T% -i
ton, all atltack of plaeum,om:lla.
_
'
7! - --
ROUND. TRI(' BAIRGA�1�1�� FARES
she lapsed up!consciousuless'
which sllile dill' n;ot,'renrive. Mrs. Tym-
doll was a dla'ughten ,of the late Jas`.
�j �` ♦.e
IF R � � � I� � � � �i. G
old' Sellers, James Clark and hired
Emndsi. I
•
s and, Lydia Mitchell and Was Srt�even'
MARCH 29-30 From SEAFORTHI
bow d t Fearly
ti 061 -borne re spent
1361, ,reel there slre'nt th'e 'early
CLO, DISABLED Obi BEAD
� BLUEVALE
AM,
,of ,her life. Offi March 6,
e
OR CATTLE
,
-To •Statilow Oshavm and Fast to Cornwall inclusive, =Uxbrldge, Litrd-
" ,say, Peterboro Campbellford, Newmarket Collingwood, Meaford d-
she er8ft
she was, m'ari'n7eldl to ,tlhe 'nq'w ben.�ft
kbey
.HORSES
r+elmoVi�tf ptoRlPf�lv„of1a�' el�ttieotlY.
Fcyllawi.nd; the devotional peapod of
Y.P.U_ ad: whild h S'tewamt Elliott
i
' . Band, North Bay, Parry Bound, Sudbury, Capreol and West to Beard
Loren( Tyndall amldi farmed on
the Base bliu6 • Later they purchased,
s-Unpir PM" s`COL{ K r° to
read
the Soriptune Lesson+, MI&-, Deip+binte
m,om
P.M. TRAIN'S, MAR. 29 ALL TRAINS, MAR. 30
the facia' in HAIltett where they built
su'bata;ntrial farm buildings; malding
/� c
WILLU� • STORE SONS
Birbeck gave a well 'prepared' talk an
"Hiterism and the YbuUt Programme
(�arniod on in Gerntaa+y°' Miss Max-
.•
lone of tlre.,fiu,esft Harm biomes in the
LMgTEa
T 0 0• N T
dutriet. She was ,a devout Christhlan,
PHONE 4t o• i1+t S[1T f
in+e . El-Vott players a guitar solo and
•
• ,. ��
h, Hamilridn Laud
Q .A.leo�-46. Brantford, Chathtam, 'Goderieh, Guelph,
• '
a Moving wife and mother a>trd a 'kind
ly rnellghbor. S�lTle 'bad been adbLv�e in,
PHONE 21� - MITCHELL
old enjoyed the modial 'hour aP gaarees.
The funeral t,ovrk place, on Momulay.
Niagati: I+`allb; Owen Bound, St Dathai5ltes, Bt. i►tary®, Sarnl9a t3tcat
t1�e u7om'en's` organizationls' of 'Onrtran io
a£ his home in Agindo'urt of C}orponal
[did Stt+af,hraiy, WooiisCoek. .° `
Street United ' Church, CliutJoml. Da,
Ardhibald McAI'ldster Pi}k'ey, M,M.,
A. ' d'1h t• S+tr lI
'F , -: See` ftan'dbildl. fae.,,ctimyleGe Iltt ot, ieatlnatfane. - yldtes- lXer lira,sbanld, there survive Sour
FA fftse.'^return 1lmiib,"ayto rote matlan, tleie". etc., eaaualt near" 69daL sons and one daughter.
`They rhe:
. ,
Frank in Hallett Tbwnsfhip; )lay in
a. �A N A D 1 A N; N ATI 0 N A l.. Glodlet1ohl 'ToWnshap; Nontran in Tuck-
- 6e ar 'i'tli'; Clifford ,i,ti Toronto, and Mrs.
. ;,Ho,whrd Trrwartlha in HuDeltt. There
— .
h
pre
4. Ir! >14. .t'r. '' ,..t I,., df .e.., 1,- 1_�- l
mitre 16 Igralndchill'dre'n. One brothel•,
Westlley Sltevenes', In Godierich Tb�r-
slilp, and itlive,e sisters, Mrs. Israel
Taylor ,of liondan, now in 'ttorida,.;
Mils. William Eagleson, of Aberdlcein,
South Dalrota, 'and Mrs,. Herbert
Hulghest of Foint William, The fuineaal
wd.s,held on Monday from bhe Ontwib
S'tre6b Churclh. wiher'e s,erv'ice was oon-
ducted' by Rev. G. G. Bunton. Inter-
ment was made 4'n, Clinton cemetery.
Thle Valbb'earers' *pre Harold W67dbn,
Lorem, Nefit'h and, John Tyndiall' ,and
Piranpc Tmew•!,a.rtlila, a.ld grandsons of
the departed Mrs, Tyndall. The
rrrA d''
r on ms xe --I, os'pltal,
Toaronto, after a Tong ilia•viss, in his
55t1h year. Corp. Pillrey was well
known here, having many reaatiives
and a cousin of Archie Messer.
Among th'osi3', lwlioml Lady TWeedw
m'uar t'b+anked in her farewell m+eWage
for +h'olp in, distributing books end
magazines to lonely People, in, the
Wets't, was Mrs. Ferguson, of Ttzdhu,
Alberta.. Mrs. Ferguson, who practis:
ea, law with her husband, J. P. Fergu-
son wag formerly a Bluevale ' girl,
Ituple, dauglhber- of Rev. Crawford
Tait, naw of Toronto.
William and Mrs. King, of Turnbe,r-
ry, eellebrratecl bh,e 52nd, anniversary
of their wleddfintg on March 21st'quilet-
ly, an Mr. Kind; ds in. poor healthL
MTs. Campbeli Tavener addrestsed
the Easter t'hanlmffe^rmg meeting of
wealth ,of flowers w�haoh, ,surrow a
the W M. S. do Wno$eter' United
casklet was mute of re.
theevi
)MIC&L
tended b
1s'pert and sympathy e'xbendled 1>;y Harm.-
pe
Rev- Carxiplue,Tl Tavenrer's subject on
11
"'i
Brous friends as Well as 'the, fmnddY
tBTRATFOR>D �DEAiCH
.. „
Palin Sunday. was Cibrnst's Tiiumph
and Ir1e,t• chureb.
,
COACH ANES
FA" Altiot "Vt. TAM"
I.eegiM "atatai. fear &rmraadx
t' �`�"- Oftt�. f`t LU
D$ft evae.bt 6ua&o =A Mai.. roti
bow. MA &10 Dan.
Entry into Jerusalem_- •..
Mr. asid Mrs): Leonard Elliott'spent
the atieelr+ ill with Snends i,>Z Hamil-
tarx
]&9atcsolan 131hrrk is laid up with .a ,1Had.
C6110.
i�eaCl BriC� Disabled Ai11inS�i . '
U•�;�
REMOVriD P LLLLL
r
C
_DUBLIN
John M'cGr•nrlth attendled a don'ven-
tnunl lint Toronto as a representative,
l�oa alar hbL. 1.£5 R"- rad 16A& roar-
Miss Mane Wekthmfer has gme to
PHONE COLLECT: SEARORTH Ili-P.XtT0t 99S ,
i
•d;;lc;gate or i.Tcs,lyorne auld Ribbert In-
� , �
lE£atioliemer, Where she has a posidou.,
. .."
su,•anlce Corir+piamty,
ersnk. t
14i<r•,s. George ,Plrornta . st
ri punt Ars.
DARLING' ANIS CO.C OF iL'AXADA, L"' .
.
Mrs. ,lamre,s Jordan i,s1 e'anvalles,caiwg
Osie r- tlaeea'. lxnfiiNF Carrtlltel
"
weekvvdih ,tor, Qauaghter,
-' X11
ft Scott Me ioa��ail Hlo,sviltal, Searftth,
A(ric
Mm. Jos. Mmr'shlalk 'w'ho had )tad
1 �`
ton, all atltack of plaeum,om:lla.
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