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Moreover, you will look long before you will find stories so varied and intei ostlng; stories of 0001- news in the face of peril. strange ad- ventures with ereutm-es of the fnrvst and the sen; moving stories of lift-’3 obscure hernism; stories breezy with gnod-tmtuIe-(l humor. quaint and curi- ous character sketches.‘ THE YOUTH’S COMPANION. 144 Bet-keiy Sh. Buston, Mass. New Subscriptinns Received at. this Olfice. The annual Thanksgiving Services of the Methodist Church will be held next Sunday, Oct. 29. For sevmal years the cungregntmn has aimed at cuntrihuting one hundred dollars as a thank-offering. and although the church has suffered very materially by removals from the community the financial nhlignfimls have not grown less, but, have increasvd, and no doubt, Rxcm'mlm HILL. Ohm. A quiet put; pretty wedding took place on Tuesday Oct. 17, at the hum» of Mr. and Mrs. Arch. Piiteison, Cedar Grove. Garrville. whrn their daughter, Ethel J., was unith in marriage to Mr. William J. Baker. of Grand an~ ley. formerly of Cnrrville. Rrv. Dr. Gilmy of Toronto, cnnsin of the bride, officiated. The bride. entered the parlor on the arm of the father, wear- im: a beautiful gown of white Liberty Satin with bodice of lace, and tulle bridal veil, and carried a shower linu- qurt cl cream roses and climax. her only ornamont bring a sunburst of curls. the gift of the groom. Mrs. .ns. Fisher. of Vrllore. sister of the bride. was maid of honor. and wore- a. very pretty (lrrss of white silk. Carl he flihml. lraa, um; um“: nun-Mm“. nu“ .u. u‘. “v- .1: heroic effort will he put, forth next, b’ahbath that, the record of former years ma y be maintained. Rev. John Oak of Toronto will preach at, 10.30 mm, and 7 .m. As the pastor, Rev. E. T. Doug as. will he exchanging pulpits with Rev. Mr. Oak, Mr. F. Gmhum, Can-ville, 8. Victoria. 00119 8 student. will preach at But- tnnvi 19 at 10.30 and ab Mt. Zion He will also address the Epwm-th League Rally ut Buttonville in \Lhe eve-fling. After the ceremony the guests rec paired to the dining-mom. to partake uf thv wedding breakfast. The table was bvnutifully dram-Med with Lillies nf the Valley and stalks. . Immediately after dejenm-r the happy couple lel‘ t amid showrrs nf rice. fm- then-home in Grand Valley, the bride travelling in a suit of navy blue Sun Fay. with silk waist. and hat to mulch. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and useful presents. This community at the preSent time is mourning lhe loss of ureapected citi- zen, a kind friend and a sympathetic lprolher in the person 0f Mr. David Yakes. Althnugh he was a mun sixty- four years old he mu working» “9qu until a week «gm. when he became somewhat. ill, keeping about the hunse must of the time suffer-in with a law fever. and appearing to gradually recm-ering. until a late hour Friday ni ht when he. becume critically ill. gym“ about 2 o'clock SMuxday morn- mg. Mr. Bubimon And Glendandu‘. mu- gen~met~chnntm report Mum wink. and are now rad, to patent to their cumulus no. stock at. 0 30. price. lJ-ing moat. ably cnndnctod hy Rev. Geo. H. Waugh 0! ,Ummwillor After the service thv remains were mmreyed to the [maily'u priv-m- burying gnumd no Altomt where any wn‘e fawn-9d. Mr. Henry Arnold is waning a 2mm! grin these (lg-ya. (or its anothmf 0y. One of our yang m . is fu- more industrious than 1- ‘rest. “ t think” to drive All the way from all»! to a mile below lat-khan nhn‘ut three nights a; week to roam inns-actions on Methying. The. funeral which tank place an Monday morning was well attended ‘_hy_ relating a‘n‘d frieng nqgice What is Your Family Worth? BAKERâ€"PATERSON. Thornhill. Cashel. OCT. 26. 1911 *W+WH*+*Â¥MW* *Wm+~l-H+M++H+'P++Mf e++++++++++++++++++~u~+++++0 H¢é¥$Â¥4~+¢$¢96+*+ fifi-I-h H I ++++av++mm+wm++¢w++ béMorflfid-H-bw-hM-rAr-M» «Hut N0 NAMES ‘USED WITHOUT CONSENT. No nun-o on box“ or unl- ro. {Everytth Confidential. 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E!th are called upon to exnmine the said lists. and if any on ions at other "mm are found the. to take- immediate Winn-s to hue said errors corrected_accm-ding tn Inw. Clerk at the said municipality. Dated at. Unionvmo. this 17th (My u! Octobe‘r. 19“. I33 NOTICE is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to the or- sona mentioned in Sections 5 and 0f the Voters’ Lists Act. the copies rep quil‘ed by said sections t0 he so trans- mitted m-deiivered 0f the lists made pursuant to suit! Act of all persons appearing by the last rmiswi Assess- ment Roll of the said mnniciguiity to he ontitled tn vute in the sand muni- cipality MD the piections fur members at the legislative Assembly and at Municipal Eivctinns, and that said list was first posted up in my nfficv at Uninm'iile «m Monday. the 16th day "t Octnher. 1811. find remains the-re fur impaction. J. B. McLEAN. Clank nf the said Municipality. Dated at Maple this 25th day of Ou- tober. 1911. 17-2 THE 10TH DAY bF’ NOVEMBER, 1911.nt9.30a.m.. to hear and deter- mine the several complaints of vrrnrs and umissinnsin the Vutvrs’ List of the Municipality of the Tuwnship of Vu_u_ghan for the year 519113 Al'l‘persnns hmzing business at the Cuurt are required to attend at said time and place. aniCP is hereby gin-n that a Cnnrt will he held pursuant tn the Ontario Vuters’ List. Act. by. His Honor Judge Morgan, Judge uf the County Court, of the County of Yul-k. at the Masonic Hull, Maplp, on FRIDAY. ++++++++w¢~+q>+++ +~h4l+++>r~2niu§ 0 :â€"+-+ 4am»++++w++m++++i~++i~fi§°++ WE Wéififiéfifl RICHMOND HILL Court of Revision A. J. HUME TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM County of York. VOTERS’ LIST, I911 AND fiygiap $25 Wheels VAUGHAN NOTARY PUBL IO Leases. VVflls, Etc. 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