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SEE YOU GUESS
THIS NEXT
A ,
fEhERATIC)N
EWS
By CARL REIVIINGWA
Perhaps by the time this gets
in Print the' farmers will have
progressed ,far enough 'in their har-
vest to have time to read again.
Again it looks as if farmers in
this area Will have a bountiful
harvest. True, the first cut of hay
was a bit short, but in most cases
' a second on will make up that
shortage. The grain crop is trirn:
lag out exceptionally well, so our
fears of a month ago were largely
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'cycles" :and Moppet Operators
• • '
local, by-law to prdhibit the rid-
-Of loiCycles,..Until the operator has
been tested is .suggested by the
AtWalice2Tiiiieg:.;:ig'Y'ffieans of
:Cutting down on the number of acci,
:--dents, including, bicycles.
• •
ateets .yoUngsters. the Ad-,
....vance-Times Wonders._ at • the • . blind
faih parents,haye in their ,olfspring... ••
the 'paper.- says, is
crawl-
ing with pint-sized.bicycle•riderS who
have,: apparently, l.never heard -any-
thing wh.atsoever abouttraffic rules.;
much less the -danger Of 'ending their' .‘
...Short lives un.det„the wheels- of:a,' c4i.:""::.
"The truth of ,the-inatter.:.:.igthal'.'.'
_there is,tirgent need . 'some Sort of
regulation td.set a4runinuni
it for bicycle riders," the 'A.di7;ance,,'
Times goes on. ."Manr-of-the7S*011,-..'
et children whose indulgent fathers-
- have provided - them .with
transPOrtatiOnt are siinply,not Old
enough to be out traffiC. •
musjillg the pidblem particular-
, ,
.rel Menace
sense Would. constitute .the 'studies.
....CyCliSts could then 13e. exaMined for
-their knowled,ge'nftraffiC- and it haz-
ards and if found competent,. lie-
"- ensecould be issued
h' failed .to. pas
he test WoUld be -prohibited -from op- _
erating bicycles until such a test was
--.sdeceSsfully coMple fed.. A -1 Ocal-
law would.be needed to give the regu-
l-ations. fOtCe, but that, wOuld
net .be,out of 'the Utiestion. either. -
-This whole plan may seem. a little
rough 011 the poor Wee lad who Toyes
to galavant 9I.Ter the place on his-
. -
ninchbetter to have him-,
_
those ---w o
disappointed than dead." —
Ott roil c
nimpeg Free -Press
Mr. Diefenbaker feelS that it is. 111 per-
fectly. proper.for listerao- de-
,. Naf-coursOdienjcine hateSin the House -of Commons:with-
get,SiiiMself Mixed up with..a car
. ,
or truck, the and-cau----
tion are
immediately called ques-
ttnee
, - • • • • • - • • , ,
• outactually being in the chamber. To
enable hiin to do this, he has had in-
stalled in-hisLoffice a loudspeaker con-
nected to the microphone system in .
the COmmons Ile defended hip
electronic - eavesdropping on the
"Milne with the traffic safety, pro-
- • -
grain which was carried out m Wing -
ham last spring by „local _and provin- ground that it permitted him to at-
- -- tend to his duties asprimeminister
and, still keep an ear on what was
happening -in the -house. _
police, the* has been a sugges-
tion that a- Course Ortfaining- for
bicycle -riders. should be inaugurated,
at which traffic regulations, •rules Of
- the road, care; courtesy -and common
If it is all right for Mr. Dieferibak-
.., •
er _to do two things at once su'rely
there is no reason. Avhy other mem-
.
bers of Pa,rlia,inent should be denied
hat, -.11.1---eT0- -Ca-n the same Privilege. Let wall M P s -
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given loudspeakers in their o ces and
(Zurich Citizens News
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there -will be no need for anyone to
it is amazing What can_be accom-, be in the chamber at all; except the
SEEN
CR-C)S511.1)ADS
On Winning
By JA1V1BS SCOTT
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I haven't been at, home very
much lately and, you know,..there
came, a time when any Man. feels
that he has been • roaming just
about long enough. It Avasn't easy
but last week I sneaked. a few ,days
,eff -to-find aut just how nice 'it xs
to be" at home for a while,
And it v{,al's -a luckY choice, of time
for nie, beeause it vvas the vveelt
tohfethir-re fLier°2:itsWCeiiiiiof vthael. thIrwee4ndig°174ts
feet and a little stiffness in, the-
and,- outside -of - a--troncli-:„Of ',sore
Id
tislinti:Iceeaeill1)03111fsi:tseftgintm.teohdnYe).bitosal'e.inmka-lill:ttlic;:hmee:dse::°--vir-amenr°: s'imo:cifedns: tigutg, On: el a lcilludocauikfYr;eser,enitvhsino`ryw' e 'el°vSeinzyg:
be nothing xnore than
•
the comedians told- and laughed at body's fault and responsibility but
them, ail, I watched- the puppets our own.
fiangdhtetdhebpatroenttsy and thought ththeYe ".chAn•inglf:.Or Silt e°.--e-h' abtuctli:thiclejeen'itsasotnede
were great. TheY were too. mighty go • when we cooked
Then -there were the booths and and ate it.
-Now that we have the Crop,
what will' we do with it? -,,,Can
the' aVerage-fa'riner afford-407take
thc one profit and sell hs grain
as a cash crop?. It.- seems to ale
that farmers need to put ,m0re
their own. farm,. To do ,this 'he
needs 'te.1 make 'the nioSt-..of that
emphasis on the - production of
,
production and get as close to the
:retail Narket as poSsible.
His :hay:can be fed to .dairy. or
beef 'Cattle of his; own raising, sa„.
that when 'he sells milk, or beef,
NSVoilmateeY6efr hhies ggertasinwii1v1iLlbegi:do sto°whi:lis. the midway: Well, as I Was say-
teoa-ttlPgeu, latIrsyo_oa.111,_,Y-h1Laisa_n,c_fencatithil)-ewf4e3rd janird,eIa`mrlienrh. It'11400 'gimettPirn4stlepin d athgeP
feed will be Purchased only 'a.5 a ferris wheel and the octopus, or
lissliizaoplarplitlae,egneleetniailttlizothorisis..cpbrvoej; etaiopny and to weervie-e.nrie.stli__yeo:041i_eerarBY:tgaok-ree, tland,haHnocew,eovn-
In `a sucker for the places'
:This farmer - won't have huge winning something. It doesn't real -
feed bills running up on him when matter what -it is you win, you
brie 9ee yrehfe rae7rst :hheot hgceso ts1Pe 0 ito-Iftr cea mnilakrdjyr -king enotlinweil:yg iwtstSho lliejliti-estyht ointuh'gel;ebnaainveyek-"fd'Illoedrinin,tygpeu:r17
win
faanWrd:etrhhee on.
dangerous -oihf empaollogiPinoasilitlio.fmna nitthheerayst 1?apeNveytteillition, n ,...417nonnYyeth,itiloiffge.,t,h, oasnedfetll'hoa;:s:
are in. tit!his ordinarily- means the who say's,. "1 never won
scare:O.K....produced ;an alinost,- true- alwaYs,-Ining
would think that had had selne-
thmg to do with winning thatbird.
Semehovv or'pther it seenaed to be
ff nay' mind :,that I was a little'
smarter than other people, just be-
eatise a wheel was, spud around
and stopped at al. 9,1,1Mber which
happened to be the same. as the
one I had oit the paddle I was,
holding M my hand:
Pretty -isn't it? But it's
hinnan nature, and not just at a
carnival either. '
All of us, when we're winning,
take all tile credit for it. „ We nev-,
er think that a Mt of our good for- •
-..._.:,11,,-1- a-17-g-e-,1,8'-e-li- 9.6,:.I *..'' ,„..,1 raeirree'ss-Dtb'ePp.ritrioilune'llcli'i''O'Vf-tAs.6-.,!'sqariliviitig.c." er
.TektCon-,:-.4.-16 neW 'S'ec..t.idll...9,f'Ll' -stationdn,(1-Awiditig,-,£0.r:-.:a-bai.-beir,
Clinton ,Public ' School is. &Ogress-, shrip,'..1-Ie stopped to 'Chat .With, the,
ing. 'faVorabik, , ,' :••Calel.,- -DOucette, lessee of. the Service station, John
builderc•rePorts..thaf the ektkieder- Craig While 'there, he lit '.a.'eigar-
garter). :room is going, to be ready, _
ette . and the 'fire ininiediately ig-
for-itoeuparicy-by;a',,seniot,claTSS-by- nifeTtlie7ga-S-IttniesT. ''. A latirSt-TOf
September; 2. ,To: Make this: class- fianieS,..werit up: and ,:..blaCkened , a
Tooth, the ' side',... of :. the 'Old •, kinder..,,.. pOrtibiref'the.serVice station'. It al-
garten Was walled "Off to:. MAan O" :' soColn$Iderably'.; Singed: the hair, of.
extension to the.'„citiridor.:Tae tow :non. BiSsett., .When • the firemen .ar:,
Way :Will then lead into, a new kini. .
rived, the..blee'WaS. but, ,,the; driv-
dergartenronin„Lal4andtlier_elass:H.
'gasoline-L.-triick:;b.dying-
foo.M."--clirden 1N.ew.s.-Recerd '...:' ' ..• ,
turned off the- taps; stopting fur-
There. is.-anotlier. marginal farmer asked to bilk tieketS on s, and
WhO . is 'in an equally - precaridus that, and. I often have to :go to
'Pbegresbfi°t' livestockitI1 aglai :).h.gt �r poultry
64;a- C Ifbl.lapIrtsmiricie r e. andlint":erh n'bPaurrunsbuys:hIns.on
l'It\oVU rior°pn"da, a -I 11:1 litt I liOMS:enni II l'gOkbr a I 11 laCeeQd::::Gti.- oaedrSaht' at 1.°eif ndIe(r)*enhda I leas v 1 ..a' :eclirnnot ic'-lt: l-
fgeine d: ' _HHe e is ii s thestr i csrtarYm on
Po smi ti,aortl- laanlYs- thaingniolinkteli"Jhoarti three years, ;or
But, by. golly, I have Won a
as the man who play the, gram
market on margin. There is a dif-
ference. The marginal -farmer ,Yes, sir,• it may surprise You
works and worries, while the man that ,a fellow who couldn't even
playing tIte grain market just wor- .win an election woulct be able to
nes. " vrin a chicken, but I did. I still
- -11.eilLanedniPecr7-afith-set-laillumbrecaelfl—thitatweaxsee6T---8
RearraAge .4rena ther p9Oring of gas eild t us shut-: ITALF` MILLION COWS
e.,,. thenatt.,bfeitedlin,9fig lIdiettad.9ki., wheniitorilIdihwe.fatlek. ,
t'a..kiiicritgenliii:v..ee.0_,a.elitalgxeesoi! ,ArorOeinp:a.tharies..tinaig...:teff)ri....t,4„. e...1'51.,.)..,:. e!: L'77,0, 4,.e, "ie. ,b.;,..'..,„..,,F,-. BB.F.ip",.,A_ ,R, TT. F, ICIALL. Y.,-,-LAT-Y
suninier:ta:inapidve fa Cilitiesat..thd" •'''•'::•' noin '.0 n . to' _ , ,_ ,.. , More than ten. per cent of Can- ed. aWaY- a winner
„
tommutifty... centre . major ,,,affera _. ., . . . e.-- o. !e,..,rs7f. ',.''.-. , ' ..'. '0.4.',s- '-5',03,8000 ' cow s _were , bred- -. r suppose thatAiere are lots of
A. neW. type Of ,theft,hit the'. vil- artificially• last year '' ,, ." ' '. people around Who *in .',all '.. their
bar from Ats.„ present locatkni i.i.i..the lmaLe Of. Zurich last ' Friday:night ' ' ThiV:iliforintitiOn was 'centained -tirne.:, Nvell',' .that'a; niee., .but ' I
in 'a :,report 'OenlOiled bY..theliiVe- wouldn't trade places ,With:anY:".ef.
tion is ' the ,MoVing, Of ' the 'snick :
rin,(;):mtos-:4:11.1.illeext:;:e..tfollibee.,..:6':ffigirel:,:. t'"tileTn .1,i.v.ittl.,tlee.,:t'0::'Nvirplith;''f!rtohm,.,-41111,:rlieqYA-;.Z tock a*j. ' potar3i, 'prodnets bivi,.. ',them; ',:*11.;,Yeu're winning all the:
:(.1giWtryrr.,„,n1tFililican:,:uielltva eusfpmers., onif_the.,;kink,: ..places". hie were 'siii.rd,c1 out tiirin. 'eldturei` at . the request ''9f: the, ' Na.- I z think :it w
titers both north grid south '....a .--flozen. •41:iffeirat.. homes ']he- &n,..''.a.Iia4k..10.04.0.o.nt. of Agri- time it inusto'uldetaidntlywdaoyf:1__i_r.,,e=ome;..
ide.,,a,:‘,vot., dsittehl.„. the, gy,thh,..„,,,ont.•,-.the- entrre-...ounge,-.- The: ,theft ' 'renal PeroMittee..,0H-:".AgriOjitiltat ' .Bite. take: My .caSe,-for-inStance,..-
siunt. .. The ;Centre,: tiortion,:wili.,be as:: ',first '''ePtinedr, .• on, -sa*clayi; erViees-I .,. '' ' '' . '-, ' • ' '. . ....: I: neYer , Win.. ' Think liew .much
en1arge4,:.iik,oh.'ai,.KtasS, front: lobk-. 'ineiming'-:by• - The 'local- inilkinai',,,i;-..,;1.1.D.:."...13air:c1; a pilii.sion spokes... irf. iiml,reft="1,:ity;I:e,knanso:.'wb,:i'g.ibhthe:lthikinegs•?of, This ing'Ont.over:te,,i.ink to ,serve.fat,.,FranciAl.-KiiMer.: . On °lie Street be 'maii; ticked ' off three'rniain-teasonS,-tban to the .iiielcy "ones,,,!;
;Wailitgliberitr:eaAtedlailtgthderea88sitn.egndr1;5.6mA :c4,1"111(}w'P'uW13.11•64er:.6tlirifnt3;Inoriikfo''uhrethtleilsewserine. fin6rsemthleiiaitniiirire:,as.(eld)-',uretotefr.a. 1..rIthifaiciiitakl. will:1141g' has ' -'le erahge- effect on a'
,eedenitoentttiti.6iirek,6.-g-tls,i'aiiiie:tOo:i.ioll_th;bb-iine-tatuadclg,'-':_sittiiag, en, the steps stebs,.: as they ord- btills, 4vailable;. (2) ' lower ,eosts; Man.. As .1 A,,Vaiked'away froth. that
'inarilY •are:, -,,,At -Alie-TeSidenee- -Of 'ant17(3)'Possible-danger, in -handling boeth.4!1--Was: feelharlitettY :-.geo&
' on day when oa:-.:gra,l,P:101 member speaking. and; .perhap-s-;--Mic'TT
friends and rieighbors, decide to .help Speaker—although duties would
;out mother moiglaboi who .has been be somewhat Better -still, •
„ in the hdspital. Sikh an.,iiistaneetook in;.this., age of eleetronic marvels, it •
. • •
place near Zurich the ether • should not be too difficult to install a:,
.
when 25 Men decided to "'harvestrtheir.-.. _c_loSed television efitaitYhetWeon •=a117,-,;:
ineniberTs'--hOnies,:„Tight cross- the
No donbt all of the -voinnteers had. "coUntry.,, Then they can,talk backan
---,Work of their own which they could . forth at h of the or night,-,
'have been doing, but,',,ptoVing that old ,swi ,t1thutleavingtlie -croinfort of their ...
aking, "a 'frtencV:in.,need ----olvii.aresides and COnstitueneiesLand
indeed",.. they let their own obs go • there:will:be no 'need for Parlianient
—and -saw-t-it that-their-friend?S-drop
Was . -completely: harvested : "Help But this, of course, will. never hap. -
,your neighbor!) wast the sloga01.1„is ,11611.. Mr..1:11efenbaker,.As,he has •
group used, as i the:Cheerfully—Went said so many timet; ig:•-a-great•
re -
about the job whit they were there . ...specter Of Parliainent. That Was What
tido. elected.
1.
How ican di
ondayli was
2 minutes.
-
Remember the long, weary
; /runnings. you've :spent struggling.
• with .a-,ing week's' wash?' Filling ,
the tub, patting clothes through
the Wringer? Well, 'that's as on of
date as_Grandma's curling tongs! ,
Arid& BOX. FUENITUER: are the ,
• laundry specialiits that caii prove
tO, provide for two -rest ,T6iiiii'$„...iii* 4-1.ffert.'NalVielg.eh'•he-entilliren...to btill$'7.'elittiiiiated. • - '•.-:.••• I. , ..' abenteverYthing... 'In .faetc• 3iott.
art ,oithtrrinni eati,Tig•„•;•gy,gf66,,,see:..it'they.....had.'. set Out . bottles: Or 'Number .0f-e4VeS.'regiate-re.tt as
.the"fforit :-Patt of . the „bnfidilit.; The. not",ao.a. found .45-0;:ther.r.hactheeia a •reStilt l'..of • tnisf ;Method 'of': breediu -
.-,,pre$go...:,:broco:,_ .m.i.,j1 :Iv :it,111v....:ed, , .4M. eP!'''.. cIIS'ee7tka:e.S.d',,Clill' .Iti::,aort:11.Y,,,:7 4.74,, 4;a6st,p,100,1:71-y.c-,:e:11.,?,,?..P..t...,,t211:„_7,...-::_s,,,a:791,, , The..,1.6t.te,T::..,t6t).. t.t,etih.em,..,.:64-,anos,oei,--n---i6fa.7ttnedin,gri.ewinst_
fronv-the ,baSeirient- -'1iiCti ,Willlie:' From,:th,ere-te',
egtoterteo ../1 -to :-elinhong.,:_ro-orn,s„._ er, Places -waere.bo tles-..arec.usual,,,,, •Nme- rov n es .reporte • orgaruz- • -- . - "-• • .. .. -
Exeter, Tiiiies-Adte.. ':'. ' '' • :'-''''," .' br''.0114-dilit. :folina:-.th:ey.-Ilad;;:beeb -01.',r.tifieial. iliSerninatioir .thisivnet.easkirsi:.pstdciPrteelibt..1,:ist,4,14.14.a.,:ts.,,ifoic,,ahnrte.ilm: oa;0,
, . ' . • . „''' ,.... ..., „:',,'.,,,,' . ,' ::",' ' '.- ,• stoleni.,_ .The-- erne:ant Of .Money. Stoi, 'eS.,:',WithNeWhitirldiand: the onlY,
,41.6.ih,,,lirtie4...skii. ticiriti• i:.g:ft,.,4,.t. ,,•,11.,..,,i,....:,...,i,,it.,eniiileSeivistitniiviatpepde-,ttO.,.iibge,r,u1:.aereortue.d..1$6%•,. inceePetsiOri..,s,,4,4ueldis,,t-hkeeptsre-inine:ii.Sixio.r, ,th6 ,p,•01,0_,iii,t4e,,e,catinuis,, he. was go
..g 9 top,.borroWing the paper,- .
- . - o bottles will ..amount • to. 'sir or. other7three,,, There.--wer,e ,17, •seinen.'
prOditeinand-131.:seineri.tilias- ,..:- ' • ••• '' •.: ' '*; ••''-''' . . - *-*
-- ECM FURINTITURE have anew
•• Frigidaire, Automatic----Washer-
tha.t lets you spend washd-ay,play'-
ing with .baby! ,This :fabulous
• Washer. can de your complete_
wash in as little as 12 Minutes.;
, And it. gets clothes up to...59%
'.icleaner Allan. other washers. Yes,
An a test of 'six leading- washers,
the new '58 -,Frigidaire Ultra -
Clean Autoinatic Washer out-
• , .
washed,all others, Then it spms
clothes, d,Uttliail..-1.109lbgetitini-fe
had :111C)re _disastrous results than
6.`MyLgooilAnah,",'said. Mr.- ten -
he
y store
31 1 aul f:p;clif: Bt y :ku rn, 1
varpase,;:andr,405._baepatins..4verage_...er,...,`,IteW2,4s_iitLymiLhave---nOt---Calleil-
___44041.4:4„.„5.24,429_first_setvings_ i.:'. 160 i4 and 1 l% respectwelr ;pr ,
were reported—an 11 per ceflt doesn't pay?
crease over 1_956 Why, after a,certaintane,-7 said
The number of fifst:$erVings Per -
seven,. &gars; „.,Who are
-Vic- ;IneneY-Aethe.rejalt---
Serviee'''Ste:ni -
torla .Streets. • rtestz-Arn vold-rinaking Mr-,--,xthis6, in
was. deliverint- a, loa
to the Servic4 :$tati ',gas L'107;:ell$,*Tews; " •
, ,
finne-S,;-were--apparently•tiescaping. _
frorn the conchictor*,pipes. At the As- accident, is ustfalli-the only
same time Don -Bissett _of Guelph,.winner ha :the race"" against time.
a. former ,meiriber,' of -the GOcleriela
Drive safely. ,.,
Frani The Eiipesitur
• ,
• August 25;1932;Y: '
.
:Seaforth Public
autlitirizedi,llie purchase, Of .a
new ,truck frein It.
wlb. be Ta rebnilt 130.ick,, -and
price...fel-the eompleted ,job
'.."4 ..,re.sult of a -fall'. frOnithe
Verandah of hei`r, brother's' home en
Friday, .Mlen MeLefinan
,fered a hroken!slimilder arid leg.
One. thouSanct twp htindied and,
SeventY7fiVe persOns "are 'entitled to
.Vote- ..the Tonship,.'0
yea'' • .,
----------------
-,..Mr. 'and- Mr. thur ,sOn'
Tunaouiice the engagement of their
second daughter; Elva -Fharence,It�
Mr, "Alexander-Diiiican,, only • son Of
IVIr.-a.nd• Mrs.. '",/olin A, MCGregor„.
, .
,The -valuable rights offered to holder$' oftNietory.
1onds expire On.,Septereiber 15: --Te be certain of
obtaining ..the benefits of the Copversfini
strOngly reeornmend tit you convert your. Vietorir-,-
tb .Canada, Conversion The aAvall-
..---tage§ Of AO right; ;to eonv:ert ,f -ter Sep-
' Umber 16'. ..4et. now, pririg. your Victory tonds to
'Way fAtieli': of :7.rfie TProntetDonainfon -
We w2 -fl
*IiPak you An immediate adjustim'ert.t.
carrsr Out the' e:cchrig without delay. ,
, • ,
* Deliver your hew borid directly t� yag
11014 them for yoU ih safekeeping you -wish, -
' •
.21idae /fold •Victoilf Boas 'to .the- azeats.t. Torozto-
Ilaminlon—Erimeix---Your ONE s!ror,. centre for
•exchangiwa tioN' VCTORY /101:DS
.TO -DOMINION
1HEit A* -r A ,r ook% AfitA0
,
L R4
M. ?Oat,. ager "Setiforth grant
BANK
of vooketsolitii: •
. „Tack Scriver has made hi's
entry -in the*cOmpetitive-claSSei of
handicraftt at' the Canadian tqa,
tional kt4U1Sition. Mr.' Sctiver'S
entry. consist& Of egeeptionally1011
made .and realiatic crepe 'paper
flowers. • ,
The" reSidentth of; tirich,.ard'. re -
Covering from the exeitement and
terror of the disastrous conflagki-
tion which --swept away three bnsi-
ness places and dam -aged inany
other places on Monday.
EARS AGONE
Thteresting gleaned from
The Huron Eirposito_r of 25,_50
*and 75 Years ago.,
several ads of barley.
, .
•
'rhe follow_ing Were ticketed on
tlieLhomeseekere excursion Tiles -
'day by. Stewart Bros.: Mr. apd
Mrs, William Dale. 'Huron. 'Road,
Snowilakelan., and return; W.
Pringle;,Varna, th Moose Jaw and-
return;,.3eseph Murphy,' Dublin, to
Edmonton and -return; Mrs. P. H.
Burgarcl and :child, .Eginondville,
to Calgary arid 'return. '
-Mr. Fred Hammettis having his
residence, -ofi, the okt market
Square, enlarged and veneered by
cement blocks. •
From The Huron EXpositor
August 21,1902
Mr. T, Carbert lias disposed of
his livery barn and 'stock to Mr.
.Tolin W. Clark, -of Seaforfir, and his
kother-in-laW, Mr. Williams, of
JathesH. Morrison has sold
his fan ° on the nitlfh.:poncession
tif McBillOp to Mr. William Tre-
wartlia. The farni is lo't 23 and
enntains 100 ,acres. was stald
for $4,500.
Mrs, Walterl Pickard has been
appointed organist of Seder&
Methodist -Church.
The barn on the 'farm', of Mr,
Robert ,Calder, Xortb Gravel Road,
was destroYeW by fire On Tuesday
evening. The fire -was first R.O.,
ticed by Mr. Stepbm Godkin, 'whd
WAS driVillg hailie. The barn eon-,
taintd alt Mr. ,Calder's ha Y and
$
.Finin The Euron, Expositor
August 24; 1883
It isreported that -a son and
daughter of Mr. Frank Morrison,
of 'NfoKillop, had a narrow escape
on Sunday. They were crossing a
bridge, on the 1111 concession of
IVIeItillop, with a horse arid cov-
ered buggy, when the structure
gave waY, under them and the en-
tire outfit was precipitated bite tlae
'wafer, ,
Messrs. -Charles Alexander, J.
A. Wilson, 1VIalcolm Monroe and
Ale1...OVe, of Seaforth, and Mr.
Robson, of Clinton, represent the
33rd Battalion ---the Ontario- Rilie
Association's annual shootitljg
match being held this weelc at TO -
rout°. • -
The residence of -Mr.-James Lee,
on the Huron Road, about a- mile
and a half east of town-, was struck
by lightning during the storm Sat-
urday evening. Both eliinmeys
were knocked off and, a ho1e. per.-
forated in the roof.- ,
Mr. Alec Davidson has purchas-
ed the farm of Mr, L. Meyer, which
adjoins Seaforth. He pays $9,400
for the farm, 'farm iniplements,
sheep and some other stock and
fodder. -
Mr, Hugh Chesney" and Mrs.
Henry and George Chesney, of
Tuthersmith, .have left' for the Old
Country,
-The first 'fall wheat of t,his sea,
Sell Wag delivered at KYle &Anus-
tard's hr '8gmondvil1e On
ThUrsday. ft Wit& 'grown by Mr.
formed' with frozen .sem4n„ was he, "I'' conclude he is -.not•- a gen-
no..otice-r4WW; •;„
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matie — Rated go. i*. -
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Searorth,:. •
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129,270, a 69 per cent boost over tlarnan, and °len aak'hinl•"'
the,previous, year's total of 76,562.
A total of 65,425, herds was ser-
viced, and about seven per cent
-we
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