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Early in. the history of the Bank of
Montreal its officers realized that: to
-should serve with equal readiness and
ability all classes of Customers in every
department of banking.
At each office ofthe Banksmall accounts
are welcome; and the same painstaking
• • •
attention is given to every CtiStOMer.
ILUck'nd'w Branch: T. a:REID; .Manager '
Established • over 100 years
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• Alelt 14$11.01,1 •
• (Coslitfillittd P.;*.4.°1- '1), • 7
gook, word s Mr; Iririn, May speak.
Does ••kicak some. words that are k good
be implyr.uethat Mr.' Irwin will
fi
Referring to Xt.' Larkin'S' state.
mentS regarding the Basis of .Union
His criticism of it is that semethint-
is omitted. He is in agreement then
with those
'who
issued w
41ainat1heChuriqemphasis trYarIot;ling9n
t:igsinileiria:but on
tfsnai1itIt9gh
soitgh.to„ithat4e,et.th:eotian8among
Antis and and their Most capable iew7
Yeri, had to go Outside the Basis Or
• charge of heresy. • ^ -
This Dectrinal, Basis hasbeen be,
fore the Public for years.- It Dr. Lai.
kin knows QS a 7Vitaldoctrinal point
that is not in the Basis,Why has he
net made it Icnown,... It, would, 'surely,
be the crowning service of, his life tt,
lead the Presbyterian M° tb dist Anc.
Congregational churches;
truth.-11,eby has be not '-done-so? 4"Tt-
him, that , knoVirtithIo de good, :and
,doeth• it not, to him it is sinc". •
' "A 'vote for: unien is -a vote'. fel
disunion." Se far as the indiViduie
voter is concerned this is not so
Prayerfully, conscientiously be vote
for Union. It is • Dr. Larkin and his
!llt that make the :disunion. .
- "Never in the history of an
movement was i t more Clear13
agreed that on no !account shoulc.
, this union be Consummated tmtil an('
Unless there was such 1.)neasure el
agreement' • aird'alitestence-asH-tt-,
make the Union a reality, that conk
,rejoiced in and not an 'eecieshtet`
.ial horror." Welt we • all heard about
the young Man convicted ofmurder
lug his father. When the ledge :ask
ed if. he 'had anything to say. Avh'
sentence ,. should net be passed. He
hoped the judge Would bat lenient be .!
Cause he was an orphan. If the min:
ister at Seaforth. would 'take his eyes.
eoffswthheereUn4whorror'on.coinitee‘hatbe
nel: look
tensified„ . • . •
• Out after- the • tenth 'of • June. the
Union' will be a reality, and will,
:kc
rejoiced in.: About the agreement re•
ferred ' to in the, above"., quotation
Who Made it ?.:Who were the'. partier.
. verr-pu • re----rtgreesson,
I know of has had tWol.p4rties to it.
When Union •Wits the SettIed4Poliey 'of
the Church why did not bOthpartie.
to the agreement Seek the.unaniMitj
that was' desired., ,
,.The Anti -Unionists, were •the first
to organize,. and. did sq to cipliese tht
policy ;of the •Church, Was, , this
agreement just, an instance: Of 'the
Anti -Unionists` getting a; concesSion
from the unsuspecting Unionists
false- pretence*? • If there • was an,
agreement both.: parties %tire, eclualls
respeinsible±_,Or ivas ' it just a catch
to get the Unionists to agree to de
nothing; and let the Antis • Work at,
hard as 'they liked?' .Personally
would %like to nee. a Copy, of this
. agreement. '• •
"Mr.. Irwin would have, 'been wel:
advised. to :Use the word: compiled'
instead of prepared, etc„"' ,
„ It is a'.safe guess that the com-
mittee on Church Union ' prepared the
Basis of Union • as. Dr..•Larkin'pe.-
:pares,. his Serinon. Does .the minister
:at. Seaforthnot poisesa',any lexicons,
comnientaries, diCtiOnarieS concord-
ance.? Has rid library? - Does he
not' subscribe for any magazine as the
"British Weekly" or the ."Expository
Times?" .Are the souls in Seaforth
fed. solely . from "the , theological'
treasure 'honed inside his own head?"
It Mai be so., Then We •cannot won-
der.at' them . voting • Anti -Union. . If a
Minister has net •the' mind to use the
garnered 'wisdom % Of paSt, ages„., whit
can You expect? For myself I believe'
the Union. Committee. both Compiled
and. prepared 'the Basis :Of Union.
They Were Med of Wisdom, men of ,th
highest ' scholarship, men4fvision
men • of faith. ' Larkin says • the
"reason I acquiesced in- the decision
of 1916 was -my belief that the 'whole
Union Committee felt sure that the
whole Church , would generally': ae,.
quiesce." . ' • - •
How the Union Conunittee
feel sure of Minds :like' 'Pr., Larkin's,
when' he was not sure Of it himself.
fCommittee ;leaning on Dr.
Larkini, teei' hywere leaning on a
reed that broke and pierced their
hind: Had they not reason to believe
he was sincere? New %that, he has
proved a false„ prop, he. Seeks to be-
little men Whothought he was worthy
• .confidenee. •
- "A vote, will be. a,,,vote-for',disrap-
tion.". It the cat' does not 'like the fur -
stroked the wrong •way. it dies'the,
Lar-
kin
can
partly
iviiegepoaft;rning around. Dr:Ler-.
heal the disruption by
turning around: qt was universally
recognized in the joint: 'committee
etc." ' , How many • members of 'the
Congregational ChurCh are remaikr,
'int out of Union? Ho* many: in thc'
Presbyterian- church? How many
in the, 'Methodist Church?,Dr, Lar-
kin seems to forget that when 'this
was said ' it Was in the Joint. Cen-.
,mittee. -*hat are the Anti -Unionists
in number as compared' to, member-
ship•of the United Church?, For all
practical, purposes, of union,, the con-
curring, membership „„„quite • suffi-
cient,
The 'writer in 'your :„paper wants to.
know why the .1•Initintsta don't- make
pilgrimages to other lands_ to: tell Of
• what 'we •have here. ...The' aneWeris
simply thisi, Theleaders of Union,
are Christian men' anci, they. believe
.in teaching by example as well' as
b precept And When Union ' is OS.'
RE$EMBER:',. '
'7When"a Man has garnered glory,
''WOn a ,fame Serene. arist. Some-
one .afway's ...has. that will
make him :Wilt , .ery. .When
,VOtes, en.:ode immortal; :or. ; briVenta.
, \a 'dinner. horn, sinneorre; 'With*. senile ,
. ,
chortle, 'utters words of biting scorn,
• "I,•reinember,7 says, the; kicker', when
he 'played a Cheaper. ' and'.
•`:'•stirelyt Melees: me 'snicker. When. I con.,
ternii.fate Now,:.thea. hail
himss a' *Tirnidt; tella truth
- Or-4-wofhe-.Hwerit
.ner • back, in Punktown-by-the-SIeugh.
• 416.-x. 'for him the. welkia :.rattles; . yet
"knew en a flak. when 'the Chet.:
Seized his' Chattels , and the bail-
iffs•:,hail their' saY. I revall .when: be
. „..
.woiking.., in the: town department
store but he had na:•:head.for clerk-
ing, and they fired him from the
door. I remember When his father,
gathered junk, about the 'town, and it
grieves, me, all this pother, o'er: his
latter-day renown," Oh; -the winnerS
earn their winnings by their. qualit-'
•
• . ,
qualit-
ies of brain: of their rise from'
cheap beginnings tn.the heights we'd
attain;;: and all fair end 'honest
parties praise, then for ' the real
they've shopn,\ bit the Sed -old jell.'
'des smarties wring their withered
hands and groan.. Bitter are the
g-rouches'±Wailtrigs. they dif-ilpen
,the grass ; they • remember all the
4f...fling's' of the„big men as' they ease'.
Having.. gehtect no fame or.'
wen no :prize in any race, they rem.
ember all the freekles on the passing
Caesar's. face -Walt Meson
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itys to use.
Mit -ITE FLO011' FINIS
Arothini like it for Ilardwva FlOos=4
It wears like Iron
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.44UO.W. .1.4141:10t viciNITY•
`pt".40i.osse 1010iVik
tier.ter caticiiism st'are3 "There ar%
aati**.ai
'In the siod he.iiu; 'aria Air„. A, kinn, of HanoVer, vieited at
oeee three. arc, one God, the saint the 401no of W.' A. iguir last week.
• substance., .,equal "in Power ana mys,, W. -Lane spent
>larY." Can Pr. Larkin distinguish ,, ,., L.
.0 three persons in, the God 4.1eacn °Uhult,Y: #13•.""Plo •lovnlatuIP.
cannot;: The UnitY that cicalae:• Mm, A. Mair 'and:children are
.,nayed for was one in, which, • there visiting in Detroit and 'Sarnia:'
.veld be no. distmpisbab.e differ- Mr. W. •C. ,Sinith who has been
jaceit, That -W as unckeritand serce sl 11 o 'ti ' ed
y i„ , or s.me Me. PaPs *
darcus Dods and Dr. Larkin not
withatendingi• ft -A theory killed by it .10.4y:0.4111.1. WedneSley',2„nRilingt
401." The theory of church union is Pauline -McInnes of Teronte
lot killedbya' fact. In every Pres- was helm over the week -end
•-qtariaa Qeagregatlea that tht .11ir Reiss Mart n is ownv. a V •
•
i''ig,°ifulefaa'Yeertsi; oi.f n.wi:Ork.eiras •Mis S. -- . n" su''ffei Care torrmil::::E.:Vh SemPrsillo
y y • n , •
r-Ne\sv Weaves, New Co.lorings, in fact every
ent Vote in Ontario the -writer , Dunean Munn tient to, ram, !' „„ „ , „,, , „ .
to admit -the Anti,-TUnienis
're getting' Come brick and stone:. ,
ilton' this week .to visit his 'wife yrho n .
stones. .by .ht "Mr0,. toavid PO.; of, 1.:,ondon;,. 'spent
'''‘iteg•has knowl•edg"f the 1.naj.or: business' trip to' Regina, Sask.•
. $., etc, are, generally speak. • wanted shade, ankt we have taken exceptional
from an attack a Illness. . • "•----• • -
• t the, 1.4nionistii.. are getting the Hamilton liospital;-.:/',
spiritual honse.: ' Y. a few days -With 'ller Parents' on Calf:,
, •
`,0A. ':theorY' „, act. It last, week, .
kaY • haVe cheeky ,wofinded ..(not „ D .m D
. ,e .,ona..d.. entertained, a
y uii-iepretentation, but, not, by ieW- friends tat: "ateille'on tea'.,on^"Friyn-
. • • • „ • . • ,
day' last t •
NormanMr , Mete a 0S3
10iiSly' ill in' Winghen hospital, le I.
holding hid, own at latest rePorte•
• A special 'collection will be taken '
37aortli• in St:' Andrew's :-Congrege-: -
'Milan Was ,uot killed, .;nel
/minded, "but, ..perhaps le k
,ttle by a 'man in Seaforth, who fee•'
wenty years :gave , assent, the:
leard -an ,Anti -Union.
f•i• mehre.tl 'fleelit 0 rw.: ho..11 yo 'so
jet.flo t an roo ei tt h
..seful ;to engage in 'disciission, Ii
he last four :years it has, 'been. Oak.
hat. the people had, not the autliar-
y to. vote the Chureb.. into Vrilen
se Presbyteries a ' net the poFer
00nel:al Asia ly had not fin
Jouter,, and -ab -out -.7ene--yerte4go-tln
:)onainion • Parliathent • had' not.tlu
;ewer:to lies*, the act. I undeistant '
here is e legal actien 'et the present
line to declare the Dominion Act
. .
re. Vires. , At the insistence of Ur(
,nionista fire etingregetions were
•iven the-'.PiVilege of Voting o4.
. these very people who said: tit(
eembers .Of .the Church had n t the
'ewer to vete' turned' face and •ergee_
'vote: in every ecingregatidn: Thede
ieople who tamed a cry aborit statt,
aterference have twice gone to' the
aw :courts have presented .a 13111 be'. ,
'ore: the • Ontario 'legislature Mach.
• unsuccessful, attempt .to. have at •
.niendment ,made' to' the„eet..by tin
ranaJt
-oudo. with w
:a•y. one, thing, tet day and do' the ep.
, melte to-niorrow:?, , . '
The United' Chili -eh of Canada, out.,,
the ...sectrem Of ma Ontario, it
bey:ond the-„bighest e.xpe.itct
She ' a. the
IC91, • e IR -.:posses ion
•rentier. points where "heroism •. an
aCrifice are. dernanded- Sind is in
to'appeal the :youth
, Jur land ler devotIon and.. service as
;erhaps no other church in • all
• ..diristendoin. is, Her doctrinal basis
s,:sound,..• AS Di' Ephriain: Scott' said..
_It la full, siiniilet Scriptural..
:re few" Presbyterians Who can' find'
my siibstantial • difference:, 'between:
.t , and the • shorter eateclusm . or the, afternoon at the lame of her
.onfession of Faith:''' . rb. Grown. • .. •
Charlie Strathdee. :unloading 'a'
The:United Church' it ScriPtnral
ler doctrine, ,Sarie in her adminis- .
;ration, especially of her .1n( Tishoeio:rn3. • a r.A.: of fertilizer .statiee:
mogramine''' Safe ' as regards' the :rhis week .• . ' •
stei in the United •church must • have ,led the Mission ,•Band . Meeting sit..
number from „in Flow. e.rditle atten-,
.;eaching, from her Pulpith. ,
alit scholarship. ..standink as :set
to be.' a Child' Of God hrhatein the Bests.: He must heliOve )71 :School 'Amite, • Friday. The de-
bate Was fine. and : Miss Mitchell
;nusts:•' have . :Christian religions Field See of 'W. M. S. gave a Won-
ixnerience. • What' e"hance! is there' derful talk on her .work.
• . . . •
Ion to pay Off a debt Of 'seven hum, -
nciVr ?Wed by the church, a
,
1.
0.;
• Mr. Angus :‘Munn, 'arid :sons Dun -
an, Robert and 'Jack-. attended -the
*
funeral Mr. Muhies sister, the
"We regret to.,report., that' Mr. jelin
,Welsii aecidentally/ fell • down 'the'
• 'mat stairWay in the block Where he
*sides and is -confined 'to bed .1:yr
'uries 'resulting *rem the -fall
Rev, M. Barker of Kincardine ()e-
nvied the, pnliiit in the _.hrettiodist
?flhurch Sunday: Rev. Mr. Willans is
Mderstood to 1:)e progressing falter -
to recoveey in. Victoria' HaePita•t
,
•endon. ,
The maple syrup ,season id now
:vith ns. A .great. • many • Riplelltes
ng• their, supply of syrup. by their
11111. efforts, and of the avail-
ble maple trees alOng. the streets
nd in, numerous priVate grounds
. decorated with 'a spile and pail.
' .
:FLOWEiPai:LE:
We are sorry to report ;die serious
fillets of Mr: , We:
he will Coen be .restered to his
Isual„ health.;
Mrs.' . sPent.',-,:Sat-
o, an unconverted maw eygr getting . ..
'ntO the, Ministry of the United, .`'IoTivnee 'd!'eall'e"YladDieVi"oltPhoek 'II 7Fr. of the ." 0!
ler constituency, the ,calihre of h*eif. meeting' at T.' Robinson Thursday:
C'hurch ?) ' SaCcessful-the :'..area
' cinders,the extent of • hti.*.resources. 'Mr: and , Mrs, .. I,- MacIver spent
evidences this. ' ' .,• Monday, • evening at the 'home 0
. People . are being ,aslecl to :vote ,.....'"Eurd'och Matheson.. on • the tith. , Con.
'3gainst Church.' Union. It is not new Mr. William Robb is, busy making
.r;question/, of Union. or no-, Union.
'Union ' is a Certainty. When Yeti. vote seine Inikovemelits :on . his hoyise, -
?or' Union you know where you are • . FlOwerdaIe members .,,o?,if C St An.
reing and ''arliai you are getting: It drew'S church Ripley are ,sorry. to
'a clearly set forth in ' the Basis. If hear of - the resignation of. Pr.
:el vote against Church. 'Union, yeti. Bia• rkpeas. ' .
l'o out into independence, and ye) ... • .
are Colleted to vote .. thus , in order ; M. re. 3,... 'Coiling' and . Retie were
"hat some time later you, May vote 14.,ripley. !callers ',..Monday .efternoen. ••
into a PresbYterian church yet to be ' . ., T. _'...:_,!...-.0....0-2.0-1- .
formed. But. who 7.kliewa anYtbing,`.. 1 -
kbout it.' -What debt Will it have?
th
VVhat, doctrine will it, have? 'What
PuLunp§,,CpURE
edria•. of 'organization, other. then P Wood tutting and s • Ytup .piaking is
eresbytery? (No one knows anything theorder (if tlie dak-- ,„ . • • -
About it .Except that. a committee is, 7
IMPS •' Nora' Johnston spen_t... the
Working �n' it,. and it will be so. fixed
'hat Such a thing as union . cannot tyee, k end at her home near •White -
'Ake "lace. :This :committee has been, -hurcb. ' ., -. . ..
liorkin•g • Since last 'October; have • 3kr... and Mrs. ' DaVid- vBeett- iiiid
they. nothing .to* issue Yet ? I am yen; p 1 1- ' 4- 1,
mspidous of a :Church that has tc ann.y oave„ Moved, to their arm e -
York ,, in the "dark., k vote against cently owned by Mr,. *alter lois.
inion is a vote for stagnation. A • Jo,hn Scott and Wilfred IvIcKafiue
'rote for Union is a vote for pro, have returned home. :after' Spending
• .
• tress: You know -where you are, go- 4 -he , winter' Ain the lumber camps. In
tig: A vote against Union' is a itfmr Slew Oiltarfm.
tri 'the clark:' "There is wOrk te de •
ar jesps, yOs gloriout worlc toMrs Albert •Gc!hle and 4ughthr
to establish hi this Canada; we Marie. are Visiting friends' near_li, on -
^all, ours •it Christian communitY
vbere there shall be neither, Greek, "xi.; ,and mrs, tnikt Holy.
lor Jew, Barbarian. -nor . Scythian, • :
rood, visited at .the %name'. of oar. 'aria
Send nor free; hilt Where au 'are. One,
'VI h " D ld' it last
rt Christ. ' rs..`T os. c ena .s One • ay
•
Readers 'will You help? week ' •
Chas. pumming The Jolly Time Club, 'reel a the
The Manse • • home ,of Mr. and Mrs. "deo, Richard -
4E. linens,. March 19, 1025.
-A good Irish Programme wag yen-
.
KINLOSS the remainder of the evenin,4 was
• ,
son's, Friday. evening 'of last week.
dered by rnernbeiS .'of the 'club and
•
spot -it in games. and dancing,,:
A. Stanley !' and Mr's.. *alter Annie IVIcKirinon of Detroit
kaake Were Sunday visitors' with is visiting at .,the home Of her par -
Miss Linde Powell,: • entd Mr, and Mrs; 3011n„ Meliinnan;
&thee the Nell Tuesda: 4th
night of :last week !wits largely
will -not. be .neees-.
garx to goo for the , eyee of -::the lended-nd• there was '.the -;Usual' good`
Christian World. are ,unOn Canada.- time,- • •
- • - • . '
when' they -tee it .• deinOnlitratedi• ,:aveottple,
leave8Mal keti , raDen:17.1i55rhicel•ti, illti:trt:etiitastiitiotiofs,stosths, iegotrint:
• 'Other' ' and
squatter's rightsi lea _a_tact.t,
; are willing, to adopt a nod, • thing-
•1/4.
ervie.
Age.: 11a tO Mr.'Ralph 111.14
' --iSpeht a few
days reeeittly Sao • Motitton, at
Kitigart
sr
‘,„;•",'„ i)idite,"00
not. know, want
pratatiOa
, unity itlifauritol .•40 ao F,O(4t
tif°1414". *WOlit 'affi whiggitItti $V401. 11."44
0 into Pt, OP 'Pk; • I
'010114111e4,1 devici
lot taisi isiontifis oxinfoos s
_me Small fare just west elf' Tees-
-Wiref-helon'gin-g-to-ilte,estatelif;
'late Alex' A. MaeKentie ' • at
:oPetieni'Shturday, lest `wes bought
LANES',,
There was a yaw 000(1 atterKlarlee
at the, N. entertainment •In .11aeketed
church Wed: evn1ng Allithifoyedi
the redital and. ,pletures
Thoroortii Laitgie tiervlee on
wals proOsble.
•i).#0,110 tlotio *la 001044 As
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Remarkable Values.,
= In Every Li
•
ut , Will Yitids,,
E Olen Swings;
NEW French 'Voiles
NEWIN:TEBeeReadinYbooll.‘e: Crepes'..
W gatmes;
and the most wonderful :values and assort-
ment of Scotch English and,Canadian Ging-
hams.. • • , . •
--4-134EtrOTITED--11 o 'shovir.Y-61.1411-tirese
Nevit. and Pretty Materials, .Exqi.isivp',Patterns
HERE.
. • '
••°,7‘...•
ject diseussed wad "Wealth and fey.'
• ..:We are •sorry til.4 More do
• cond..' tr., erljaythose, serviees.
There is a • debate being prepared on
"inheritaric; 'and ,being prepared'
which
„vill be giV,en in the near future.. .
Mrs. Daniel' Alton 4s visiting -her
laughter ' 'Mrs,' P. Graham,, , Pert
Mr, and Mrs.* Wim Webster 'spent
a .feW days, recently with Mrs...W.
•••Mr. ...and Mrs. 'Thos. Ferguson
Spent d few ,daysin •GoderiCh '.. last
Mr., and Mrs. tine. Mullin made a
'trip. to Goderiell this: week.:
-Mrg. Win. BeltbAin visited , friends
in Stratfard for.'a few days.- reeentlY.
MI): and Mrs: Rolston SPents a feW,,
devil lately: 'with their daughter,' :Mrs r•
•Camphell.
.q0DESICH'.
The"Goderich Elevator and Tran-
sit
Co have won • impOrtant.
de-
cision in the Divitional Ceurt at, Os-
goOde Nall. The • Northern •;Grain
Company, , Of Winnipeg stied the :Ele-
vatorCoinpriny ler -$7,9634-144wilue_
of wifeat jotered by, • Northern
Company with the Elevator .. Coral,
pa,ny,whieh grain .the:EleVator Cent.:
pany delivered to the ,Peerless,.Cereal.
Mills,Liinited, at WoOdstoek; on in-
structions'. by the Peerlest • peOple
the 'Go rib Elevator, ConinanY. The,
Peerless- -ComPany'wentzAtat-liqiiidet,
tion 'arid 'the miettion arose. Who
shall pay the loss? • Mr, Justice PO,
dell fOund in: favor of the Northern'
Grain Company,' but last week the
DiVidional , Court, With Mr., justice
Hodgins' dissenting, allowed the*
peal and -dismissed the: actiog, "Se.
far, • the Northern Crain: CoMpany
Must bear the loSs; and •,collect, if it:
can, fr6rii:' the. Peerless :liquidator,
. •
IwhTellttelei•alto:leelev-(t•illricaati'Plnrn3''sorabsrit'
see' that the grain has 'keen paid for
before • it is shippeiT from the eleva.
The First'. Divisional Court at
slpsgs°d,:e
holda that, if the man who
t.the grain tells the elevator
company to take instructions from a
third party to •deliVer out that grain,'.
and the elevator Company 'acts on
those.,instructiOUS, it 'owes no duty in
1Cw to , the Owner , of the grain' for
the: owne'es, protectiOn...hs to the . •
purchase :plice oi, the goods., ,
Gertrude Hodge, who for.
some years. lieS been ',a "member, of
the '',Oollegiate Institute Staff, as as-
sistant, teacher of English: and Nis- '
• tory, has tendered ler resignation:
asking that it take effect at Easter
It is undeteteod that Miss Hodge,
intends to go. te'Tpronte to be with,
her Sl4ter-in-law, -Titre has been seri7
year.her last AliIsi bims idn: se siHllidgene's dilearlhheorf''
• :
.• WAS A GOAT FARMER
•
Many of our .readers will be inter,
-esthd AnTicnoWnig that' the late
Rennie, , the :fciunder of 'the, '
• known Seed HOU,se:::: that . bears his . •
name' was ,superintenclent,:in -.the late
Of the :Ontario' AgrieulturaL Col.'
lege' -at •Callbge • 'from •
,
which "some'of . Canada's forepiost
fariners • ind stoelsnen .
graflu-
--wc--T1106."are -doubitrats ninny.agril7
cillturitts:. in this vicinity who .repre,,
ember Mr. Rennie. at a lecturer in.
Agricultdre • •' whose ..knowledge. 'o
farming Mid Q,aiieldian...`farming 'eon-
ditions .'vs 'second to:one in :the De --
minion of' Canada:: ' ,
• • x..x r,-
• Some. children 'havegoed :time
and seine are -. not permitted to :be
'noisy,,
iterin k's: Glover . and '1'imothy.
ar`e' Sawn.: 'by the Most
:
Critical Farmers Everywhere
t.TR Cl�.er and Timothy Seeds Are gotta/ in.
Districts supplying Seed that ,is best 'suited,
• • ,• to our' Canaldian climate, and -the. eciormotie • '
toddle in the deo4nd fot Rennie's ScCcl is due .
three outstanding featute4:-.. • ,
'Purity, Quality 'UndIjigli eitnirta 1100
• .
• Ws highly rgeortintettri Our grades of of the
• • • • lollominkosrlelires:, , •
Ateriine's Brands
Wor'thim Grown
• 14iinies BritIcts• of Niaistuotli Red dove0-67.--
AlkNiAliern Grown '
lleacid# of Meal Cloini,"•,
• „Ati.,;(141, t46.0..grow.0,1„,.
-7-11,iiinfi's 'Brands' of' Alsike ulover;^4.
• • • • An'Onthrio Crown ' ' •
Rennies.Orstids of Sniht
s„..•
-,Rennfc-terkninf$kif.lriiitiOthse•',*it,*;... ••••" •
A41,:Neitheni Grown,
Oidei• Renntet CtOoei and.
fromisourloiallitoicri.or
'THE •'
. , •
LIMITED
REN*14IE C°14PA"
V1,0*.l.:40gONT.1)
If iiht 'innnOt obtain lotollY,• ideas* •
' 'yolk sii gluing youtDealies'aitdres,if
•
Beanie Sited Annust-the rrio$t complete.:
Ximedie4„fted Cotaiolut-.4rce on tag utak.,
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