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ft MOUNT Mount Albert Mount Albert and Sunday Sept Services In Mount Albert a a ami p m in Chal triors Church Special singing at evening at Mr lecturer In iojlituliirc Depart ment of Agriculture will deliver a lecture on of Homo Surroundings colored will be held Everybody WOiiJNS INSTITUTE A very meeting Gld Thursday ho homo of Mrs J Leek As it was pro- wan given entirely by Hie mid of choruses by Mrs and a reading by Mrs Walls and Mrs Boss gave an Mi- tendance and ftl the- do wonting lakon on I The prize given to lb Harrison Mr Geo Dean and son of Owon Sound spent week end Willi Mr ami Mr- 1 Hook Miss Dm is jiiisilnh jI accompanied friend an Mis Ill on Iliuiilay months liolli ays ill fill Mr II as In visit In Mr ami Mrs Win j Hiss Vc a Dikes J an Messrs and last wik a v friends in he West Miss iiivilril a number of girls lo a shower on Monday night for Miss Vera Dike who is of this week Although Sunday was such a disagreeable day a goodly to well Mr eon on In return from tils days Madeline it and Doris Sink spenl rekciiil jn Toronto Mr and Mrs while Hazel also Miss Lillian Stub were at Hie or Mr and Mra A Knights last Zephyr Mr Allen Armstrong general of the Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada left on Monday to attend Club outing of the Sun being held at St Andrewsbj Tills club is the mark of successful Mr Carson Mend not Mi Mr weeks paper spent Sun- and Mr Mrs Jacob Frances called on old Myers only daughter of Mr Myers and Mr teller of Mr Henry Keller thy Prey officii girt the community called he Miss Myers and her a iJS A mi called n Mr Pickering one day last ttlh Bald and Dorothy spent few days In Toronto Mrs Barron wishes to thank friends and neighbors win so ahly by her in he of trouble In the loss he Secretary Treasurer the Minion and show curios Roachs Point Quite e Quit Mr a Like Shore and Frank Wilson from California wore visiting Mrs Collins over lio week-end- Mr and Mrs Charles visiting Mr The Sharon Young Peoples expecting a good at and oafvl bo Friday night ho home of Miss Mur- ell A will bo taken defray Come one all and enjoy yourselves iidn by blind will by he ille Womens rnJHc Dont forget the School Fa Sept at Smith spending the the pity with her daughter Margaret of spent the weekend with cousin J Smith Wo are orry lo thai Miss rah Anil Dunham is 111 and In The and Mrs have to where Mr Is now Mr Slraaler epent a few days Detroit this week Baldwin of Exhibition lug a good time Our man la talking of in a new front In his building away which will add to both and convenience hois of In oars eh Mr John of have been visiting relatives here and also In the States and have homo a weeks Henna Jewell of Toronto was ionic over the Sunday Mr J A look a trip to this week Our farmers are exceedingly busy days ihreshlng cutting corn They are all right up lo their yes In work Mr who lias been pgagcd building bridges Ids sum- landing back last a handsome This now In the Tie that Binds Well done Bruce You indeed successful May many and long days be Mr is doing fine Improvements in the of his dwelling of no but havent llmo I Keswick the fact tha was another rainy Sunday Jui as many were sorry hear thai M Morton has met wil lor accident when a car him and crushed big very badly which will probably for iedy fivillimljurySclloor J held at uito a crowd and the least seemed to enjoy them elves llhey he wet We hope for Otter day next year Special Wio was near at time or the earthquake Last Sunday morning In Knox United Church a service of very nature waj held the Mr were ordained and r Frank Mann of the United Church preached a most Im pressive- ordination sermon and the lmd I mi Sunday Services be held In Knox Unit and evening wh a former greatly loved pastor will preach On Monday evening will hall followed by In the by Sept Union roll was struk by The was recently remodflkii id was opened for The will be very heavy and Ibis church will have to he renovated again Huntley- Copied from A pretty weildlng ceremony was In Church on gust when leat daughter of Mr and Mrs J Swcotrnan became the bride of Bern ard Huntley sou of Mr and Mrs W Huntley of West Hie beautiful floral church decora tions showing the lovo and skill of the Bible Class were the surprise and delight of Did guests P Anderson of assisted by Mutln bride attired In georgette silk with Spanish over laco flowing veil and carrying a bouquet of Ophelia roses Infant breath and church to the strains of march played by Mrs Snider of and was given away by her father The brides fllsler was maid of honor Miss Lottie of and Miss Alice Sweclman Itli as flower girl of Sutton the Miss GuttorMgo sang Until while the register wis being signed After the ceremony some eighty guests motored to Far after the snaps V taken and luncheon setved The brides bouquet thrown from life stairway was caught by Miss In dark travelling dress with hat match and cloak the bride accompanied the groom to the wait ing auto amid a shower of confetti Another shower of confetti readied tliem at the It station Trenton where they took the train for Toron to to the boat for their western Among many beautiful gills displayed showing the love and es teem of the brides friends wag a Clioiterleld Lamp which with sliver salt and pepper set were the of Bible Class of Smilh- Sunday School presented at the home of Mr and A on August Besides the immediate neighborhood Gloss Draft 9 tit I Stephenson Ralph 3 Stephenson Class Hired 1 Ralph 3 Harold Fred Dairy Hrerd 1 Freeman Garfield Ralph Davidson Class Spring 1 Gordon Smith Ralph Class Colt 1 Ralph Davidson Maggie Class Calf 1 Ralph Davidson Freeman 3 Harold Wilkinson 1 Garfield Kay Class 1 Ralph Davidson fiordon Class Alice Merrill i Margaret Wnvenson Ralph Davhiron Cordon IVnyiHa Fred doss Collection of Apple Dean Phyllis ciyikMcinniM Alma Davidson Donald Ward Seymour i lam of Marrilt Kibe Pfgg Claw Dlish of Assorted Fruit Dora Hover- Sherman Frances Balnea Class King Trio CoehrnI Pull its Alice Class Norma Ralph Davidson Fred Mary wards Alma Davidson Claw flats Banner 2nd King Norman King Class Oats any I Lea Glover Alma Davidson Norman King Elmer King Fred Jegg Class Barley A 1 Gordon Smith Class filirnf Mi Mrs nhry of Sunday Mk Any weather but its an 1 wind that blows no good and Ihe same with rain as time it is a great help to he hoe crops and apple orchards The farmers are putting in a big acreage of wheat this year Many of us appreciated what urn they any This is a canoe isnt Maud said the tall d young man Very nfee indeed replied the pretty girl Sutton West Mr and Miss Mr and Mrs Huntley Sutton West Mrs Harold Toronto Mr Marie Mr Warren Rich- Hill Miss Hamilton Dr and Mrs Tot ley Trenton Or and Mrs Clarke Brighton Mr and Mrs Clarke Toronto Mr and Mrs Bird Brighton Mr and Mrs Kerr Ottawa Mrs Rankin Edmonton Alia Mrs Mrs Rev Belleville Miss Beatrice Jones Belleville Mrs Mi Belleville Miss ton of McDonald Ins Mr and Mrs Spencer Brighton The ushers were Herbert Sweet man of Harold of To ronto George Sweetman of Smith- field and Warran of Richmond The grooms gift to bride a silver pin set with To the of honor and fcsstrhigs of pearls and gifts How is It that during the Melghei regime the real exodus the United States from this country began How Is it that since the governmi assumed power Canadians have returning in greater numbers It Between April 1st fl June 30th of the present year Canadians who had been in United States for six months Or lor Glover Elmer King ass Alio GREEN TEA In foil Their flavor is Oner than ant Japan or Gunpowder Try Dean Yates Joyce Brown Donald Ward Cuts Breeds of Stock 1 Boyd Margaret Balnea Mel ft fi Mildred Class Weeds Lucy Weed Seeds Douglas Stiles Alma Davidson i Class Pressed Leaves J Edna Boyd a France Douglas Stiles Collection or Acorns Nuts etc Dora Joyce Sherman Edith Balnea fl Jack Mahoney Clns Woods 1 Billy Knlloy Gordon 3 Dora Crouton Class Field Corn Gordon Class 17 Surd Corn 1 Noel Hopkins Morley 3 Jean Arciiio Woodward Lloyd Sedorc Class Freeman Gordon Prober Harvey King John Class 1 Clarence 2 Lloyd Gordon A Ralph Davidson Blanche Class Turnips 1 Eileen Cecil 3 Alma Davidson Draper 21 re Is Bertha Mary 3 Irene JYavIsa Kathleen Elsi Sheridan Class Carrots Donald 2 Edna Boyd 3 Donald Ward Ivy Norman I Melvln Doyle Muriel Helen Smith Edith Lewis Garfield Kay Lillian Vera York William Ethel Cltss 1 Barker By Alice Mann 3 Bertha Phyllis Irene Stevenson Lorna McNeil Class Dora Crouton Class 1 Irene Norma Class Jean Christie Nelson Class I Ethel Lewis Class SOIhhij Gertrude s Blanche Joyce 4 Ruby Fivldoii f1IVC3 UP Writing Doyle Class 45Fourtli Class Davidson Irene SleviitRon 3 Phyllis Morton Alma Davidson Ida Wilkinson Dorinnc Fortune Writing I Ruby Cryderman Woreen Helen Smith Lea Glover Jean Terry Class 40SccnndCi 1 Don Ruth Woodward 4 Norma Saul Wilfred Campbell Edna Boyd Class Writing 1 Lewis Kathleen Phyllis Marrilt 4 Albert Mildred Doyle Class Tulip In Crayons Gertrude Mathews Gerald Traviss 3 Vera York Francis Pegs Mildred 6 Class 1 Dora Christie David Hamilton Class Slap of Vera Wriglil Mabel Stephens 3 Winnifred Glover Billy Hamilton 6 Marie Pardee Class SI Cub- ml in- fin Septemtui 1 MarriU 2 Frances Raines 3 Alice Marin Davidson Mary Class 52Pan or Farm Stable No Class House Clyde Model or Farm Gate 1 Dean Tales Chas Stevenson Any Other Miller Clayton Sedore Griffith 4 Lea Walter Margaret Btevei daura Raker Helen Smith Blanche Pardee Lury Edwards q candy Chapman 2 Helen Smith 3 Mary Class Alice Mann Pedlar Alma Davidson Addio e3ore Alice l tic 2 Alice Mann lielrn 6 Class BO Apple Pic 1 Norma Irma Hirst Vera Wighl Clara Sedore Elsie Gales Pearl Ward Class Sweater Alice Mann 2 Mabel Stevens Ida Wilkinson Class Laundry Bag Dora Sedore 3 Vera Wight Class fill Bulls Clothes Alice Mann Edna Boyd 1 Pollock Class Hand Towel Vera 2 Dora 3 Class Any Oilier Article September Shoe Sale waters 8ee our Windows for f SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES t A lie 2 Vera Wighl 3 Mabel Stephens Dora McNeil Junior Public Speaking Contest Phyllis Morion 2 Ethel Pegs Vilda Jean Class Contest 1 Clvde Archie Woodward Gordon Smith 1 Nellie Hamilton Walter Lloyd I Class Stock Competition Chas J Draper 2 Lea Glover Walter Harvey King Archie Woodward Lloyd Class Strath con a Drill 1 No G No No No Class 71 Sinning Contest Best Live Stock Exhibit Ralph Davidson S No Pupil winning the highest of points at the Fair Ralph of points at the Fairs No School Section No for Jwv years has held the Champion shield and again winning it this Fall becomes the holder of that trophy permanently School Section No ran an extremely close second with but of a point behind the The ponder o the pupils throughout The district of the last meeting Morton the bond on the labia by Mr George security for the collection for the year of will i Id Mr Mr satisfactory Carried Thai the P Widdlheld of Cedar the Council not be it Lots pave fiirllier exn bis order ov a York County re Dr lle- r r r ale and fvr Solohub General Hospital tijtYiir General f heard of Kln Child on printing account Chria Jones constable on M 112 A Part road rirt John A cement S2io Thompson wort i Miv3 Geo K lrd SI 812 1red Albert i a iom teaming Win IJuJr Murray Huntley Harrison 1830 John 5i2 Ingot Iron Co J CooS rep I grader and Ihst ate Seal he hitherto attached Council adjourned to the at the Hall i on oclock In the afternoon A fl FARM FOR SALE mile acres clay soil on of Beihaven or Nor bury on County Road Frame house barn 36x56 stables Implement and hen house orchard Apply sweet 30lf BeaiTa DR J DR notice of Notice la that or City of To ronto In the County of York Iimi r Decorator now residing at W Sired West In the will apply to the Canada at next for a Bill of Divorce from Wi siding- at the City of New I of the States of fcdtiltery Datrf at the City of MB of Ontario a J 1 for the Arf ami dealt I nest tot a from her t of Pf THE Of mori Id the local do not have to late a list of and will verify claim the highest grade of W LI illojo 51 Ve ausm liberal 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