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BEAFORTH; ,,(30.N9••ATA);
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Mathbe r"
Canadian,Weeldy
Newspaper, -
"'Association
, .
owing: 'Itches, Provide.Worthwhile Compefition:--
t001. 'seCoutLIO'ilik...rriatelie-S. fraUriibrSe: v
, . ,,•
Accepts-'Bfyth
Evan -.-MeLagan, 4' yat•.,
mouth Centrer:.bas accepted- a 'call
froin the BIyth-United Church -and
Will asshine•hia duties as minister
JulY 'Standard. '
•
,
ltriterapIoyrnent ,props
Unemployment dreliped
slightly..•sinee,the beg.100g':.43f."016
,year in,-tlie-area.,••Set-Ved .by thp.-
National Einployment• Service 'Of-
fice. at Go0einch...-.0n .Thursday of
lastweek,the.total seeking,.eriiploy-
.meat-. steed at .1,039, whereaS -the'
total at the beginning of the . year
was 1,119. This is a drop of
Goderich Signal-Sfar.
„ tY Fc•ouleil; .year, .,,particular y li.eIjieS • • •
retired:•; haS.,:been taken
refieedOn ,ffie,,iheTIC&6iff:-'il t-
Aren.t. weAust keeping., then:1'11P ..1--odHof...far-ining4thatliaS"...taken'
'for the , ,
1Tto TflTensaU route wuch
IOrtheSake.of.tra-ditiOn't. karin'inilielast "fen- Ye.ars-, But Thiel'."::11 t-
he has 'setired-4S' '
metal-COvered doors and hot water
heating systern.-Clinton News -Re --
cord.
Police Under Study•"
COurie 4111117•1374• 72coutiei' years has
ince 192aAt-7Q
•: years of ag,e tie is still -very active.
gus Dickson, of Listo-wel reported
asaking. ,
It was " 'suggested that' plowing
matches Served -little ;use, from the -
standpoint of practical farming -and-
,
change. ,inotrvepower rom
terse to tractor: doeSift. detractlin
. way from the Merits' of compe-
tition. The - competitOr who beeOineS--:-
. a •chamPionc plowmanyin. -a...tractor Or- -
• ,fact,', were birt niachmery haS..accomphshed just as ;,mut
'All ,that, coUrse,..rody..1;ie aWn event- •
Out at the Sanie time we, are inelinet, '• Of course there Will be fringe at-
ft4'7-think-that there continues: tobe, a' traction's,: such .as machinery ex1,111j-='
benefit from -ank.,..'event thartike-oui-- l'.-1.-13.11t:are-stich,-„T-_
lisplays-not-of-va-
--..agei-patticipants.to exert , ue to e engaged in agricu ure ?
AO the best of their abffit-Y-4hat What better ineanS of' intrOdueing to .
- •
iTT 1f thm e whad been in a horse-
eourages them to excellan their ehos- . the farmingconithunity the benefits
The4ery basic concept -of good
farming Ts the pr-operpreparation
andmaintenance of the land, Why, -
7 then, -should not plowing matches be
-.continued, \ providing as they, do an •
en task. '
It doesn't matter ' whether, s
plowing, or cooking, or knitting. e
benefit lies in the fact that there is a
• desire to clo the best onelmowslid*. •
,It is perhaps unftrtunate, but true,
of_tiodorn production•Methods.
hat: "-Competitors , in ' lorse-drawn ',incentive to do better for those en-
, .
plowing events are 'becoming ."fe_wer- gaged:in this primary, activity?' ,
ncrealect" P:roduction erriands more Markets
With every improVeinent ing the vert,grea,t v,alue of . this, i
• ," • " .• • • • •
• CiittiraF procalureS WhichlteiultS. suggests, that .there :should. be a bet:
an increased, ,there arises,- an -
additional marketing probleni; ' and!
the Searle, Grain. CO., .in. its, re-Centmarket Ietber, -T.
suggests1.----sotoething.-.
ihould be done about it
-; The -Market repOrt conunents: "It
-*old interestineto,-knowl,What:=-.....,‘OS lunch. 'TniOneY Or',i119r,e, develop -
proportion of the public. funds dcvot- - -Mg a..marketior-a
new productas
:ed to -research and the improvement thef.dfri- deVelOinlig:the*w:'„p-r6-
_Of Canadian agriculture over, say the: ;'-duct itself, But in. CATI4diaii.- agri441.4 '
.--, past 10 years, ha:Saint-Witted in toin4 the ernphasis."liaSbeen
almost
way to the greater', pioduetion. entirely on 11114.king blades ,
of
_
, 'agricultural commo tieS gener0-
!.,• and wha-t: proportion :has been chan-
Ilene& into • finding new' Markets, new uses uses industrially .for. the larger -
Crops that , are now .bemg Taised.
Searle.. Grain; of. course,.. like any WOr‘lcitik,. the D.)St ,suggests i: cljscover
other -- coMpeterit observer, • knows ' all SottsT. of new and profitable uses
very well that . the farm • for , Mai*. surplus farm pro-%
'research dat'e:has 'been on ducts or markets for \new crops we
ng production . notLininimiz- could gToW
-
That .SuggeStion is sound,-- agrees
the Post, Which pointsout
at ;the Most successful industries •
n this contrneih lWT baI-
aned,their
asS grow 'Where one. grew..be.„-Pore.,
It is time we put some effort into` sell -
mg that ,extra blade. •
We might; if we ,S0t properly
traim-
ed toiwork and keptthem
igures Te1L Story of C mtge.
Figures tell the -story, says- the
dodench Signal -Star:
Huron County -has than -half
• a million horses less today than.
, had half a 'eentury.a.go,,, Statisties of .
,the Ontario Department of Agricul-
tore are the. authority for sstte-
ineiit.ment. In19.06 there' -:-"re 688,000
horses ---valtied at $116 Per head -111
-contrast-fel-129,661 hoises in 1956,
„ valued' at $111 per, head: While the
number has dropped by 548;339 -iii -50,
years, the price per head is'doWn; 6117'
• „ " '•
The same source -shows:that oats
Sold -at 34- cents ---ptt- Kshe'k badk ih
wherea in 1956 the price of
PrOcra,Stifies ton Total number of hens and chickens
C011. Orn
oats was was more than double -77. cents -
. per bUshet, Despite the fat that dob-'
bin's main source: of power, oats, has
conicterably,.n the past 50
years, thel:trice Of the steed has drop-
ped $5 per head: •
Other interesting comparative .fig-
• ures 'silo* the number of•,:eha-ttel ,
-mortgages irthiron Countyii1956
was 1,46for a total amount (442,- .
343,377 incontrast to 840 ..nlorteiges
:in1954for a total amount of ,$1,530,-
103.,
_ Fifty' years go the were 1 820
.sWine,raised'in all of Otifirio which.
.brotight- , 1956
„niunber of swine raised Ontario'
Was 1,548,280, ;bringing $26.14 per
head. • r,
• One , of the greatest d culties
which most of us haveab-6'irergbine
in ;our day-to-day tasks is that of ,
procrastination -----the putting -off -un-,
gliater what could be done,now.
Iris a eomm6n trait ofil-uman na-
ure to delay decisiOns and chores
later. The time that is lost, tile
opportunities which hafe gone',,for-
*ever because of indecision and,pro--
erastillation, are not capable of ng
-,oufited Certainly they are greater
than even the -most conscientious of --
Us may think.
-RalP Waldo Emerson once wrb-te4.
"One of the illusions of'life is that the
-present hour i not the deei-
'gve hour. Write it on your heart
that every day is the best day of the
yearlie only is tich who owns the
• day, and no 0118, OWDS the day who
allows it to be inVaded with worry,
fret and anxiety. PiniSh every day
• and be done with it, You have done
what yott could."
-Zurich Citizens'. . •
Miss ElvSau,iffieul*nfetituffer' ed
se-
�nddgree Ibns, hei.•.left hand
and entire, right era :'Werlries-
dakyhensheeinritied a small con
taieerOf'7iiil•-iiito.:.. the. , furnace
the. home 'of, ,..tiek
Vernon IHunfer:. • Vern.- had jtiSt
drained from a ; presSnre
pump • She .15 being -'.breatecr ii
WitigliaM: General liospital:Wing,'
hani MVance,Tirnes.
••••--''Start-Kitulergartert-.. -
' Exeter town council has -balled
a Special meeting for Monday af;
femora,. to ,. - With. the pollee
Situation the : airing :of
new \Cornplaints:- and rentieSts for
hiher salaries.: Council:heard, a
:yvtitten comPlaint froni*)jusines-
s.x.iian proteating -delay in laying a
Charge against,a hit -and -tun. drivet
who- .elaMaged ..the COMPlainant's
vehicle' Oti the. town's main street
• on December '21,-, The .charge Was
not laid Until, after the boinplainant
ItiniselnOund °out .the.,•Ovluier •.the
par ,and appealed to Huron.c.roWn
'Attorney 'H. Glenn .Hays, kir
ac-
tion::711e_ letter indicated' two lic
ense numbers 'bee' Oen the
••but , only: '6 Was ,inVesti
-gated r:untiLthe .victim.of,•-the acei
dent took • .action hiniaelt
BaileY,, hew. chairifian
-of the police Committee Said -SOme-
&-mfusion-hadLreSnited-beeatiaethe,
ear-. had been Painted ; 'different
'-color-,:since it Was registered.;-,EX--
eter-Thnes AdVbeate,., •
• FARM :NEWS
ide,-contro on Cattle;,
.•Lite on cattle can intiltiplY' rapt.
idly ;tuider -Close hotising'
nit this meaSon the Departruffitc
Agrieuittu'ex-'Ottavia; arid, several
Provincial department a,' !recom,
mend that cattle reeeivetWo treat,
Mehl§ Air two.T,Weeks ,aPart,.
about the. time ',cattle are ;houSed
in the fall. Treatments are aPpliecl
preferably:- with a high pressure
sptay•,-hut a scrith brush will do:as
_long as the animal icoVered ethn-
pletely. , • , '
•• • •itas' NatioW Escape-
, Kenneth MacDonald, 'soh ''qf M,r• mals'. that slioW-little or, no „redue-
• ., •
and, Nits.: M. Maci2ona1d, t in lice •.population 'after two
•LucknOW; hada close:. can on Sat- 'or three' treatments -shoUld'he.thor:
ilr.claY', when . he •Was buried in: :a oughlY treated -With, wash a
load..Of corn that Was beurg dump- warni shelter. • -.Us? •'clustS as
ed '• Mill; •Wlien teinixitarY exPerlietit. and oply when
nto , the 34,1001• Weather ''.conclitiOtis••'and,:lack of
trailer that:was catrying.. a lead -of shelter ,,prevent the ose.Of washes
be wasn't •aware ,snraYs. Use one ,ot,the.'follow-
ing .thist ••formula.tiens: • ".(1.1-5• per,
(2)' 0.5 -per Cent Iniclarie;-
On beef 'cattle; half Of
50. per cent Wettable" ,Iihdane • polit,
det•'or 8,..pfinn4s, pf•. jaer cent
wettable 'DDT; in 80. Of'
Watei:Oah-lcie. daitY;
tle or beef ••be•; slaughtered,
in thirty daySis, Where there is dan-
ger' of--DbT residues aPpearing,'in
the: milk Or ineat;•.itSe, eight:pi:ands'
'fifty::: Tier cent . Wettable .Meth::
oxyclilOr in,,,.30'.`gallOn& Of 'Water'.
Rotenone arid' pYretione! spraysare'.
alsiY'bffeCtive. : •
weather,- conditiona
' 'general: ;_applicatiOris, •-"Of
-sprays washes ...darigerens;, '41n-
ctieid,al-dusts :may be use4
treatindiViditaLatiiraalS. during the
winter- '.Several',apPlreatiroak-
be necessarY'.tO' keep, lice Jitifesta•7
tioiis, 'hi, check. ••.;11oWetier, "theY , of-
ten ,fail to reduce heavy- infesta-
liens to: satisfactory
:1071gthe:u'ndi:grwolidcarried.
inated black fly larvae of a com-
meetings, On January, .10. 1
The—school --board- -held special -1:f c'thiveiii
. 1 tii1Clad'- bOyil-thi teheSlirdeina, VfHearjnh'-etilhatioistitenci' (3) -1 per cent' rotenone;i (4) 19
. bin at per cent methoxychlor, •
the mill Tom RathwelI s it ,
to discuss the inauguration -6f a e , ,• I -
kinderorten. Nit, J.,.H.,,,, Kinkead Kenneth, and his .shout . for help :if
about °requirements ...and Pointed
was' Present 10 aairise the -board alerted the • trnek" driver,' Bill
Hunter and kooky jOhnston- were ,,. BlachFly iContr°1 t,,,,
•
solutien of 'DDT in oil applied at
:approxiniately_ twice ,, the. rate...us-1.
ed in/previous years to the Saskat- _
chewan River at Saskatoon, elini.. Nova Scotia, and a -girl who turned friendly, neighborly people. .
•
monSpecies from the entire dovvii.: I
stream 'section of the iriver .' This ,
covered .2 ' istance of about 115.
miles, According to, J A. poWnes
Of the Veterinary and Medical En-
tomology' Division , of the. Canada
Department of Agriculture, the de- „.., , ._. • ..,
gree :of control' has: always been now the rarnfer is Reepreseateo in
sgtoaledevebrut.sihthcee , itnheisre.awsoerkdosWagaes , tmheostr:eodferailsti.00niaeorf i-org:ocursItu, rweho
CROSS
A Great Big Crow
• Y JABIS Scan'
This is a' story abotit what, gees out to have married one of the.
drat.' eed- to tell niost of you whet slyta":r'°sf
On, :at , • palitical :conventioli;.- and .lagla • WPie taught at . ,
paix7a1:y3r, ltatiN; tiler saY-that the West- '•
• , .• • -
ing about POlitleal issues here 'All 'Is: aTaiddrd:!t-frlii:anrd•l,..Yatl'Isainngfie eEzmasntlabiunt
I •wait • to tell yeti about is the Pe°, about anYbody.: being • standoffish „
ple' who were :there. - at that 'criiiV,erition in Ottawa.c,
'And that -brings me , the first' „The whole' coUntry was ..thet'e, arid- • ,
YettldieW'll• Offen eticeenter On' One' trip ,back- to the city
people :who '.acttially Seem to, , be, Passenger was , char riling:.
lieV.e that ,if 4 fellow, is interested matron from Quebec' City;,Who ,tord.
in politics; he Isn't/I/union. •••Now all:"..abotit.--her ..grandchildren.
am -intOested in polities and, .haver and..I told' lier, about Katie, and we
never .apelogiZedIO•anybo,dY palledout ,Snapshots and it was
life lOr:: , 155tt•ei.- 'Just like taek-hOme.-- speak
: -
think anybody who enjoys the free ' very .good Frelieh' and. my •-k..end:
dont-:aiid..rights , a detimeratie didn't aneakvety. good EnglIali, but .
country . might- to , he .interested , we got along fine. • `. •
feJiti4, • • ...The :,I.Young- -people"
-\llowever..te get • back to w full -force too,. and that ..Was a'•',-.06cir..--
.10.§` talking •about, the first-niiiit'l thing to -see. One evening, I met a ..
-want to . make. abotit,....thiS con.yea- group of • six high'school ;boys -and
tion was • that ••it " was more like. a girls , who had . come . in. • on _their'
big,. •-farniir-sfeurii-On4•-thart_,•ionvthing 'own from Artinrion lust see- ••
else.- Most ' of the:•.tierie-there were, what . PTA convention' was
at least Avvo 'thousand people. in. reallY, had ar-fine cenver-," •
the.- 'COliseurri, at ••' Ottawa; ,:and sation, ,and. in the - middle- of
evenings••the 'numbers' reached Tom PatterSon; who , funded out.
up to five and ill -Munn& • • In •Stratford. 'Shakespearean Festival -
fact, on • the daat- eVening theFirecame, introduced 'the -kids- .
Department Snddenly • told os We to: Toni-. and they. went -away ,feel-- '
-couldn't smoke any.',Intire- because ing' they, had talked:to areal cele-,
:there ,Was.'the.higgest crowd
--
had been. in,that building,T and Even the . battle, .for, the party ,
they Were,..afraid of the fire hazard readership 'Was friendly, and every-- •
Yet'. , in' spite of thiS:-Vast throng body.in .the hotise felt pretty good'''.
everybody "WaS•-rieigliborly.;,Every when Martin said,--`,Ycli know,:
-dayLl- Would, take: 0, taxi .from my Votedlor..,Mike2And What; s more
hetel ,otit to: the Coliseum and be: 'Mike voted for inel".' • * •••
caus_e_thEre, were. so r:rnany -People .,Well- way . if was; :A,
.,,going„ the same. way ° we. alWays greaf.big,,crOWd. of Canadians Tiara:, • ,
_
doubled- up. -•Each rode' out' sea to sea, and let me -tell
there, With people L had ,neyerl'see,n, was ,,rT.:.aud of, us all.- don't think:. •
befere in .niyi life. andTI Made :a :eve. saw 'so. Many Cana.dianafroin
dot id new 'frierids--=a•--felloW.:,-.Whc" all partS'. of :the- eintittry
- raises • • turkeys • in Manitoba , :two place before', •and;,•15-y• golly. 'We're .
fine ,pld 'ladiea :who have been: . ac-, not bad. kind. of ;peonle. .
•tiVe-in -politica-for-forty •'Years.-..in--:-.--And-,-..-thatt,e•-because-.-We'-re_._, a!__
a °towing job nearby:. and the
,
driver called to flaeM.Tot,help_._ Gee:
CrariStoir-also•-gaVe:a-hancl,13yzthiS.
tinie Kenneth'a. feet were ••through
the; Chtite �n -the truck and Catight,
and .he :wasi buried 'under -the 'corn
With. Only , handS. showing While
Bll Hunter.I.Was releasing . feet
the . other „tried to clear scime-ef
the- eorn from around';Kenneth
and the driver dropped fioitea
-truck to .ta'ke:liff, some df the PreS,:t
tire of the , grain, .•It.teolt, all lour
l'ete4se-h-4.11,-;:and_apart• frein,•,a
bad •fright: the led. ,was,,little-llie
worse- of the •exPeriende..,;LuCknow
Sentinel; . • •
,
application00 Oiie „o :a •1ct cen
Otit' adv.antage.-Of a .kindergar‘-
tenr-inprepating.pupils_ltori.Orade.:
1 Work • • He stre.sseilthat the main.
idea .,of kindetgarten-la-Ahat eta-
dreri.,.leatn-bOW'' to •,,WOrk7 and, ,play
together".. and, learn concentration
and co orthnation whieli are the
baSiS: ',of' .futiire ••• Work., IraVing;;Mr.•;
•Hirilrearl'"a: ,gppipv4L.'the:hoar4 is
preceeding :';',With• 'plans... . and.' liop,e
to,ItaXie.:the•:•robtri ready for. classes.
bk...FebruarY,-8,•Oftliis year' -Blyth.
Standard. • • ' '
- raised in Huron County in 195,0, was.•
1,620,328 ata total value of S1,820,300,
• Total number of cat le in-lifiron
195was ip5,,622.1ied, valued at $11
6-r
• 842,006. *
d'There are many ,nfore stich reveal-
ing, figures in the,boek. prepared. by,
• the Ontario' Department a, AgrIcui,
ture which is a helpful Chart in the
r6g+ess of the agricultural 'life of
Ontario
-Courtesy P.oys,
'('he Enterprise, Portage la Prairie;
Man.)
Pros tive •inclustrjes, business
and Peopte who 'may be thinking of
• making their lionies outside the cities,
depoid to a -great extent on the treat-
ment' *filch :they rece/ye from resi-,
dents and o dais, -who; -quit,e
iiicon-
ciousIy set thelone of town's gen.'
• eral atti de, .„
• ,
C,Oritraet: To: SeafOrtlk,'Viii,n.
„.
-C�ntr
•construCtion of
• ,
an extension to the:dial: ancliting.
distanCe. 'centre-: ,..Rattenbiiry:
Street has: been., awarded:O.'
Seaforth General,. Contracting
cpin-
pany, :Of '•ea:fortii,-..W.',W,IlaYsere.;•••
Bell. Telephone', . Manager.„1Wthls•
:region:-aiinougci..,this reTekThe
extension;.,•66inpriSing:.,,iine ,Sterek,c,,
'abOlit•ATfeetthy.7301eet;:Will•house
•addjtjoha1djaIeqUipmeilt, and lIie"
.-•efffee-Of .Bell;Teleplione',s• er,
partinent, inelnding,•the,assigrittient,
centre,l.teSti'braids:".aiii;1;.7teletYpe;
The 'bui1din extension
be Of: reinfOreed-,Conciete-feptifi.
tiOria;.••.pr.ecast •concrete :,flttor• slab,
brick:and .tile•vvells,, reinfercedboTh'
Crete roof slab 'On ste,01. )01st1.7l.th ciucet
•.
urort- -Ftsrm--7
(BY D 11 Miles Agricultural
. RenresentatiVe)•:-.
:,There- iS 'an; ad eriffate: COVering'ot
snow over. •: oat of the; potinty':'
,There'was;::e ,irsiderable••Wind , ere-.
Sion; in some • reas in the, southern
part • (hiring.; J. nnary 18 vvitidT, '
:ASsibIYYardSfPr hogs :opened
TueSclay, January. 2i, with 393. hogs,
assigned. Tninip prices 'are; streng.,
with a good .ekport market . avail-,
able. ;Egg prices aredishearten-
ing; particularly to 'the .small proj•
From The Huron. Expoiltor
•
•••
Fpbruary:8,.1833
, P'atientS Scott 1VIOnnor1a1 'Hos-
Pita1 were surprised to,•:,see a red,
headed werldpecker in • a,.,tree',1On'
the ground'oneMornint this :week.
Woodpecker -8 in Tebryary are to
saY the .1test; an .unusual: thiog for'
, . •
B.,. G. Ament:. Seri o M.
and; TyL. Wi1lim Ainent, ,Seafottli,
Was: stieceSSftil last''. Week . in pass -
iii final, examinations Of ;the
Connell:4411e- lostititte of Charter-
ed Acconritants; Mi•• 'Ament is , a
graduate of tiler:University , of To-
rotitd.,,and•is' engaged in the firin,
o Clarkson,Gordon
,foi1 & Nash, Toronto. .
,
•MiSSeS., Margaret Armstrong:,
Muriel- Beattie,. Margaret' McKel-
lar and Elizabeth McLean and
Messrs. A. `A. Btirrews,' ',Francis'
Devereaux and K, .1, McLean; of
the:II.TniVerSitY of.Weatern Ontario,.
spent a few clayscludidays at their
hones in town this:Weer:
• The .Saws andbelts,-'which' were
stOleti from: the ' Canadian Furrii-•
tore Factory t„here couple of
weeks. ago, were last- Week, reeov-
ered-Ad-London. and- were _Went:I-.
lied there . by Mi. F Bakte,r.. and
Mr.' John &nit'', ",.1The'reeoVerirV11-.,
leiwed, ten, days Of •intensive search
by Provineial Constable McCoy ana
ConStahle. Ottridry, ot,Goderichand
ghietot .POliee James. 3.1". Jyaof
• Seal -art: In Connection with' 'the
theft the.,,Peliee have arrested two'
Wooditock men, Who will appear
• here. before Magistrate Reid 011
Sattirday, -
• 'it,
• Interesting Itenastgleaned from
The Huron Expositor of 25 50
and .75 years ago.
IR
EDERATION NE
By 'J CAM -0 HEMINGINAY
somewhat lngher degree of con a a r,!r th,e., '6. r g ii.13i.11:g: th:e
,ever •before ; This Federation of Agriculture,.remaip
ber o1 deaths mcattle 'area' its organizatlon and know hw it
and the
ad no is
ing :f• insecticide • 11ater oniy The ewIy:ie$ their eggs 9: v controlled -11 veg of :fu• t ush.e' agrhat't4eOverrViised i 5 . ri 1Wp: Who agc 1:aat' little years
eation,..atleka•-•and , stones .
ed. blaelc: larvae' ,eling',t •ci''thea
oWeetS the.:inevement s.gf:: the:
unit:AO ,tlie .Federatian . Of ..Agricul-,
'a-fritid.($111 tPuarY6s. evrOie.wanbdo..
,Atte,r -Spending :the*. -Motet-
'office ,.in.:the.,."toWnship::::Unit.
stage,'. the young, blaek: flies a-;.•
go, s,,ado4s,; t 414, • 'eligible • to , be ',..elepte
tire anomero:d
tOwnshindireetortO
.. senteSe-nt 'his
r•ahmiP:awt aHyth., •eh efeti;..4:•e.cYi gilbelVio7.b4Le5.
, ,
4 elected • county. representative to
,,stane-p arta"' of Western Can:. :the Ontarie:, Federationo ' and Shill."
asdar,e,•s13.piciatiesiriblfelYioirrrialtulttioon.:.tee,On' ;acitptI,Te71.: -Thig atriite ri.df 4- FneizdAriaontioui.,
able financial IoSs to livestock, iiaeU. 'elected'. aria . our, •represehtation .is.
instaneeS,,livesteck,,--es,Pe-, very Much" the sameas, .our
On-
cially Otte.; have,. been,lillednut-,
a
tigbt.,13-st these ,ve$ts, • , tel:rei.6•4GvifilaetrendriitieenPesiTw
represented theredvnotit
'•••Orlly the adult f en:tales:" are itarni townsbip Connty, :.,,,,provincial. • and • •8 woman .reported the. disa.p--
"iiiT,",`'TheY;.are Si -Oil; Stant,. graY, to Dominion . organizatione In this Pearance hitsband . to, • the-, ,
blackhumped backed ins e-ets way-. Wonien' s 'Institutes, Go7GOera,',.poltce
whiCh-•are- actiVe in -large numbers tors .Tris-tirartee,, Local Qo4:ips,.Lnit.
Is thera an thessage you wish
durm the daytime'Bites •-froiii: ed....cp-operativeS-•and,,, PhR1110r he was a*. ,
e _we fiiidjiim?
blaek. cause.1?leeding,Atehing: Commodity groups are alli.repressed
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and -''Swelling., and this i.rrltatlon ented:, and. have aIdart.'. in Shaping `Ye.§?! She, replied,". hine,
.nla 'last. for •s:eve)111 days tbe pdhcy oftiie Fdratioii of Ag- Mother.' Cli.cinV:conne'; after
•This has the Coldest ..and
storrnieSt-; week-,., Of., the:Season :A
lot has , fallen, ,and -Sithe
Countryroads' are in bad bpe
pbob:Xorden is. Stifferiiig.
frciriV, a• very 'spre handy:Caused:. by
blood poisoning, .%-".1.t originated
front "priek': of „a pin. He.. has
been laid. up with it •for • several
Waks;.atid it Will likeirlie. some
weeks, yet before' he uSe•
riculture.
Perhaps., the. , fanner failed -to,
elect ',hischoick as 'townshifi' direc-
tor' Ab... the ----edunty. • he is a . hog
:producer he has the'-epportuitity:
ele,cting his 'choice,- through -that:
otganization,,L0 ithretign; any ,ptlier,
of the affiliatecf•gtOuPS. to . which -
he' belongs
• , If you are • a Liberal you will re-
alize .that' yoix have had -Practical--,,
Irani jrifluerice in'•directing theOir,••
tafio, Government for many 'years.'
11 yofl are7N-Colisetvative
probably reinember the., a ,siears-
that' you were .;:tite•fritgotten .man.
•' • • -
In.-the,Federation 'of Agriculture
yon ;can be represented through' se
' manY 'groups .tha.t,,it is hardly like-
ly :that any farmer .will be in •the
minority :m every organizatiOM-..-
Fiirther,. thcSe -elected. representa-
tiVes • are •allaCtively engaged."
in 'farming. as duty to, their ,Organ-
ization-perinitarf-It- Seemsto me,
that -the -Federation, of Agriculture -.
is 'One of the 'best,.eS,,,,a1nbles, .
democracy, in action. '
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r.0 -in.'. 'h.. ,i1.4.Ke,4 g*Iivs14.,.f
' F brad 2 1883• '
Last Tuesday evening a Verandah
at :the ,tear: „of . the building,'„eceu-
Pled' 1, 1.,. Miss' Rtibeitsen;, Seaforth,
3,/,
as' a idence' and; i•seliooI; . gave:
under,Wax'r, .an acennulation of :ice
and ,:-snoW on the TOOT ,..and fell
with a Crash. ,,Miss. Booth had .a
nartoW and • fortunate.. eSeape.' .,Slie
had' opened the ',door" 4ita. : was, .' it,igt
going:. to step out •Wherr.,;,the :labile
fell, Some: :of theeinis• scraping
her,: dress.: ' Fortunately :. she waS•
not ,injured, • ,althongli ,....she! .. Must
,haVe.been 'pretty . badly ,Seared, . .,
... vr.-,J,611n..:Fo:vilr, of Ilullett; 'te-:
Cently sold to an Ainerican, buyer,
one yearliog!and. One ,twn-year.old
et, ,forAlie...stittuf$450,„::-and:.-o-
fuck; penny back.:eitlier.'..---7,!.: ,'--
: Last : Thursday A' yeung inan•
ttained. Town,-• Son. • a Mr. Henry
TOUrri;•••rnet with aspirteivhat pain-
ful !accident. -He was yorking. at
Colemare's.•:saW,roilfi,Seaforth; Wheii
a sliver- ftona a board,. Whipli,,WaS
being sawni-JIVW..-Offr strildfigj tint
the . cheek; .• inflipting..* a ••.had
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.Froin Thc_, Minn EXPositor •
• Ja nary 31 1908 • ' •
.13etweeOne'alldtwo o'clock „last'
Monday ..morningi:a -large barn in
Harpurifey ,belongingto the guror.
estate„ 'Was tlestroye'd by fire. The
fire WaS:„not. noticed by anY nerSon
the-lieighborhood until they were
:awakened- -by;'.people..
forth.' BY that. time the ,building,
„WaS, , a• eoniplete meek, '. In
barnthere waarstored %tap:a titian,:
tity: of ,wriod and peal; Which- waS
also consulted. 'The- origin' of2thei
fire- is a Complete niyaterY; -as
there had been. ito. ,fire ahout the
place. • - A• •
• Mr. Hugh McKay, Who lias been
-rumble- the engine in HarVeY's
Mill, 'txeter, for some years, hs
aacepted, the position of : 'engineer
at the 'furniture faCtory, Mr, Ntt;
XaSr•---is •rfirst-claSsLengineeniLand
Iii,s,litanY•friends'be pleasedto
have him reMrn• trYSeaforth'.
Mr. Wiriter„ who As erripleye'd
With 'HerateclY1 Bros, Seaforth -but-
chers,- met with an ungeasant ae.
Professor MePherson-,- the• .eele.
'brated horse -trainer,,, oceaSidtie'd
considerable interest' on Seaforth
• Main Street last ,Friday andSat-
4.irdaY, by driving a Spotted...base,.
attached to -a cutter, upand down.
Main,' Street:" Without either;
bridle..7. The mniinal „seemed "to
viertralhed and :tractable.: The
professor also ,gaYe.instritetiona.,,in
borso-breaking, and tOining-; tr'r
• fairly , large eass,"here. • • '
eident a few days ,ago! ge was
taking 'dOwn p quarter 41 b`eef,
vb. it fell .4n him, dislodatittg his
sh der. •
• -Harry: •"Did'-yoti bear that Bill
has ,put wheels on his grandmoth-
• eriTobra: - What •dld
he do, that for?" ,
llarryt, "So she -could !ROck and
Roll',"
•. The doctor rushed out of his „stu-
dy. • "Get my bag at once!" he
'Shouted, " .
-"Why Dad?" asked(laugh,
ten • "What's the .Matter?"
''Some fellow just .pltoned,
can't live without me,' gasped the
doctor; reaching for his 'hat,
His daughter breathed a sigh of
relief. "Stist il 'Moment". she said
quietlY. '!„1. think that ,UAII was for
MeV'
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LOC*TION;.,,,
- Rural read,
near' tratfotd;
• ,
TIME:,
.45
-SURFAtf:
Harclgravel., -
ULT:
'fine killed.
The driver of ths car was travelling4at an estimated
70 mp h Wlign lin.pulled out to overtake another ear..
ite 16st cbritrol 'While overtaking and rammed into
the ahutruent of tiTus narrow bridge.r.He:\774,5 crushed'
to. denth,onirapat7,"
E�ftheyou tramp down on that accelerktor;Terneinbe.r.;+
two .1.) The faster youtravel the less cohtrol
• you have, (g). This ,pliotograph
• DEPARTMENT ,TRANSPORt O4TAqi0