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LVUJES:TEflS
children'S: osen Alan. y Aratiefiw
Ladies' Hose, Silk. and ..Lysio. at 45c.,This
itle was our,inckt popular stocIdllg at year and al7
a
ready this
ear its_demand .grea.t.,
e alsohave a better litle of Hose for I.
rt SiTh and Silk,' a. beautiful Hose, in
i$tpoIniIar shades....
n, Straw Eats . for everirday., war,
eanut,
traw and Stra* in 1VIen's, 'Girls' & Boys' 81rpes.,,
• TO,pPry.SiORI
• •• • •1 •/.
17 SI'
Wood's Lavender 1ine Rayon Un-,
de"rorear, for ladies. We invite you to see
this wonderful line.
lain Al Silk F
Broadcloth
white and colors at 98c. a yard.
Vill:ett-Broadcloth- in -the' new
colors, 36 in wide at 95c. a yard:•
Rayon Crepes in abundance $1.45
to $2.00 a yard.
Special To Men --
e have the best Overall value in
town. See the new Plain Blue Triple
Stitched "Snagproof:' You can't beat
• BARNVIRES IN ONTARIO
According; to the Fre avrarslicars,
there- were8 destroy-,
td, 4 fire :the rrovince ot On.:
tarin during 1025—a 'greater rfamber,
•Oan we built daring the. year., This,
1.s• rathera startling, szatement, and
.ech;;Tehav'tethiveehldniSeeatstifiaerns:ere 'thinking
•
•'Lightning Prohabbt destrOYs InOre
'harna than ailY other agency, and as
Stalled :lightaing'i..ods, are :heard .01
as hoing burned, it Seellsaii4e. to he-,
cept this 'filetas a reeemadadation
for every farnier to haye this safe:.
ittYig;
SpqntAT1eOu',combustion liR..-helxig
fOulid as the ause of halt 'firealfl
an increasing "ritimber /case, .: due.
it is Said, to the iiirgearnount ef
ilSY'Skored in inaws.:'The,'hay,„
15 very frequently Pfivia quite 'fresh,
• and. the moisture Causes it to, beef
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and take • fire. We • are
fOrmed that the. Old Country • Precau-
tion of plaeing veritlatorducts up and
• through the hay mows Would be a
safeguard against loss of crop through
this cause. In England, haymaking is.
•catried on under difficulties
because' of ' the climate ere being
• much more ,rnoist than in Ontario, and
• it is. iinpossible t.o get the cr0 housed
in perfectly dry conditipm Therefore
• the duct system is in general iiSe not
Only in barns but In,eteeke,, as well.
• It seems \quite' reasonable • that it
would, be a decided' advaritage' for the
•POINTS TO BEounv wooEsouri
• ritootornoN.,
;Vide• pang° of Choice Both WO
• Referonee, to Soils + and Fortilizi'n'
-+-+Prniling,• and Hari/eating.
(contribute& Or kNitarie Department of
.Agr.lculture •Toronto.) • "../l4
' Tomatoes are•groWn-eatensively
ktrach,grOP,. as.t,lnarhet garden Or9P;
"and In. th'e 'honie garden.
aereage..growaler .canning i 0'0449_4:
has reached. Many flieheasWeeit,:-,
• • : • . .4-
, •. ,
•Tlio "tonnkto: -0090.- Well, on a white-
rangeof. soils. , However; for the ear'4*
ly crop liglitn'eandy or gravelly. pia*, "
:are" :Prggeri.',04.,'.:While" .‘for a heavy
laterIeld . er,00, the flOit•eandY 144010
'4.0r eta:Y:100.MS are4'Prdferired.:4„..;!.'.
41.47;tYS.,111.1.4 Marnires
.General reeon‘chinidatione at .bet
4can',0iilY be:a !guide 2101,,the' uee of
.terttlizere. ,,and ..iuttattres
CrOP: The 'character and 'treatment,:
of the poll, along With what may be
the. ultimate :,u8e- of the iron, together
with the length of season for the:dis-
trict, ' all help toeuggest. what • treat -
meat la needed, . Itis 'genarally, recticg7
Wm:id, that the tomato. atop requires.
a seil in a highstate of fertility.
Freilh-maiiirr-e-slrontd-n-ot-,be-applied-
:Jast ;.PreVieus . to • the .setting of .the
Planta, far better if applied the Ore-
vioUs autunin,. ei. with the previous
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FLOWE4DALE
. A gloom is cast oyer Floweriale by
the Reath of Joseph Calling whiCh oc-
• Fun'ed. last Saturday. The funepal pri
Monday :Was. Attended. by 'a, host et
• his friends. ' • •-
• Mrs.1" J. :McDonald and Miss Ma 4y
I
B. Doilglas ,motOred to kinceardtne
last Tuesday. ';'•
:43 ,Miss Hanna Colijng, of Londop,.has
• took ztiv.ying' with her sister; Mrs.
IlaringtOn,, during .the illnesn
• Qf her brother; .1. Colling..
.„-Mr. and Mit., W. F. McDonald
•'ispont Friday evening at the home el*
, Aloc. Nicholton, 2nd. Con.. ..
•The Fntrance Clads of FlOWeldale
school will, try their filial, tests in
. 'three .of4theii subjects'this week.
• ' IC. McTvoitokIt ntininer• . �F
ladies to the: IT.F.W.O.meeting„kat
• • ,Hugh' Sutherland's, Iasi ThursaBy,
• with the "Grey.dort"
Mr. John 1%.:4Donald his; pureinisee.
•:h new Tar,
'Quite j nVinber of the FlOwerclahl
• people .attended the Anniersary Set-
.--viect at.;_S011th 4Kl.a.l..9Ss last. Sandill•
• Mr. and Mr. it; .Martin
• , (lien motOred ICincardine on Sat-
ttrday. . , •
• 4. Mr, and Mrs: Joe liarringtOn, of,
Palmerston, came up,Monday to at
tend the •funeral.- of t h e fortifies
4tin010.
Crop. Tomatoes will do well,follow-
Ing chiver, ph:Meted wider the pre-
vious auturnn. Of the cegunercial
fertilizers, these bearing relatively
high quantities of phos-'
• Phorous are most • generally satisfs,c-•
skeleton feria to • -mike an • opening
farmer to adoPt the,
early planth are getting .
a start id
'Ontario. alfalfa
Sometimes.a light application
same plan. The duets .are built in 'thrY*
of nitrate Of. soda applied just when
through the mags of hay that will • useful to help them on after the
.
permit a current of air to pasS
,
ttnreugh. These can be Made to run
• hp: through the •loft co: an opening
in the roof, or if preferred, built'
.ed ,inverted V shape on the 'floor
-of the AnoW to- extend to, im 'opening
• in the side. These. openings can be
closed .when the hay' is 'considered. free
Of moisture. While .there is generally
-sufficient-geed-drying :weather during -
the haying seaaonin Bruce Cothity te
• cure the. alfalfa:AO a condition fit
for *ring 'under cover,' yet there are
sons in which itis a "catchy busi-
, ness :and' besides there . is an over-
-:1181f niany times on account Of help
•cingshort to handle a heavy ereP:
4.46 that -no precaution :should: he ne.,
g.leeted that will add to the safety
of *hat has now become •really:tbe
• main .Crop of a great many farmers
•
in this. 'and, neighboring .counties. The
• time to build +chiets • M before...the
• haying ;season ',comes on. Size of
• ducts is. about, 20 inches, and '9oc
• should be placed in every 15 ft. x 15
ft: space. - • "
-WALItEltTON
f•••••••••••••••
The sight of. a ctozep or more dogs
•into, p scrap on the .front Street dui.'
• ink :therush, hours' of Saturday. nighi,
when all canine i , not under
of their Odrners were supposed to be
Robt. Fitzgerald. .•
• Messrs. John and Will :Cook ep,
tertained a nuMber of' their friends
on May 24th.: .
A number from here'ettended: th(
circus in Kinettlfdine on Saturday.
happy event, Of interest to man;
in tliscorerminity, took :place at
$t. Paul's AiictotY, Stratford,,
urday afternoon, :Ma y 22nd, when
Miss `Myrtle."Shaekleten, only .dangli,
ter ef.Mr., C. Shackleton, of Wing
'ham, was united in 'Marriage to Mr.
Jas. R. Mise,ner, of 'Ottattord,' Rey, I.
W. Snell affiCiating. The young Coup-
le Will reside,in 'Stratford where they
will' beifollowed by the best wishoi,
of the bride's may ;friends. hero.
Mr,,, and 'Mite' C.. Shackleton •.and
•Comfier& of Whighain 'and tli;
and Mrs. J. IL tlisencit, of Stratford .
visited Mi. and, Mrs: I1i1i i;111144 sit.
Sunday. • '
Mrs,- G.;Twamley. and George spew
• the holiday With Winghatic friends.,
. GAELJ7C4 01%ri;S:.
, The IGincardine Roview-iteriortei, it
*eporting a recent-...ixtritt-nettni+e-
,
Mile Grace Blake
•doderidi ,over the week -end,
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an. grg; IAMes. Ctilbert and
81414g•tY tlifl" hOPIO,10.,
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. , Vora. and Annie MebOligalto ogee
5 and 6 respectively, took the :mid
ienceliy sterni by their singing 0'
•two eld Gaelic songs. Mr. Iltigt 'Me ,
.Dottgally introduted4qhe •'children! Ane:
explained the songs they tititigelt was
gno. nuMber. They sang "Illy List
• Farewell to FUMY!), anti at entlitire
Of. "Feat a blui'tti' (The Outman')
and'Ilo, ro ma 14106m Iltiord‘
shock :of transplanting :from frame
to field. ..Since' early fruiting and
ripening is important' with ,this crop,.
tOo Much 'nitrogen will .prolong the
ng ' •
vntig,,
growth at the expense •of :eatly
fruiti
"WHERE' IS. THERE -4 BETTER,
We may d$ a let of grouching"zu
Canada, •but' looking the World. over
Where is there a More.fOrtallate
eon or where •a ceuritr *pore hap-
pily:, situated, remarks, the ,Londan;
Free' :1res0.•England is, just, reeover.,
'rig from a' nine- days! litrilce; *bile
there 14 'c011tillaa1
Indistrial „strife; hee and Opair
,
ars burdened • 'withAglits,„...and,:-..are--
carrying on a war, that seems 'tc
hare - no..4 .end. with -the, Rill:lapse of,
Morocco; oland- in the throes'. O.
•.a revolution; German,Y •4ae,poiitiaJ
chatis;4'Atis,Ilais worried . by
teirible droatik and .South 4Africa
iavng harrtd. blacks fro n certa'ir'
induttriesii,fdail a UPrising As for
the, ,United States, tile daily reccnd'
if crime And growth uJaWlesaneee;
isialPPOling, . "•
sci.t.nada, has to -day 'What. the World
needs: The population of the.. Unit
ed States is 'growing so rapidly that
it not only soon cease :to bo ar
exporter of agricultural • precincts,
but. will be actually an. • importer.
The demand for Canada's food pro;
chicy is.• bound to increase, rather
than to decrease.' The forests of the
world' are becoming-den/Wm:1:-. einadt-r-
has the greatest Virgin forests. It is
to the' Dominion the +world is •look-
ing for pulp and. Paper. Canada has
the richest undevelopect._minerar re-:
sources.
Nothing .4can • bold back the devel-
opment .of Canada. We are bound ,tc
go ahead, although if we hada Can
ads for.: the,.Canadians policy, in. ef-
fect wi would in, the next ten kearF.
break: all records for progress ane,
prosperity,. Inany case, we ought to
be thankful we live, in.a country so
fertile, se .beautiful :and se peaceful
As Sir Thomas White., once said irt
134am/tent, "Where 'is there:a :better"
..Tomato Plants • are :tender . and
should, not be set out into the Said,
until after danger from 40E4.1e:over.
Previous ° to setting ,out they. ehould.
-be-we1ltyiatered7and-ns-niuch of,the-
sell.. and roots, be moved, with: the
plant as possible.'...„ It is. well to ehoole
•a dull day dr else delay planting un-
til late afternoon. :
The 'Usual -distance of setting' the
plant is four by; tour feet, VariOne
methods are uae,d to facilitate the
work, • of setting ,74scime," grhWers
:plough' :out furrow, others., ma*
their fields and, dig the..holea, while
the. most com.inon. Method withthe• ',
small :grower is to. Wm a trowel in .
setting the .plant. It is good prac-
s'
tice to set plants somewhat deeper.
,than .were grOwing. in the .pot+
.6r OM • Firm the soil .well around
.the: roots • Of :the- 'plant, title
important. v,
CidtiVation.:
• Cultivation should 'be' frequent.
Keep' all weed growth doWn. As the
• plants 'develop the tillageehOuld be -
collie' more shallow and' "finally:cease
• when ,in.inry: to the roots IS noticed.'
oretring Staked. Tomatoes. •
off the street, and tied iup, showq
how the Dog .By-law beingflout.7
ed ;by Certain of our 'citizeni.. • Apro-
pos .of 'this Mayor Holladay said :at
the Town :Conned Meeting on Mon-
day :night that while most dog 'own-
er were.adhering to the By-law pro -4
hibiting, the canines from •rani -di -1g
at large during May and :June, other's
were . openly defying the Council and
endeavoring • to make laughing-
• stock' .of the measure. Both His
Worship and COun. ;McCarter knew;
,of dogs in their .neighborhoods that
had been running at large ever since
the Bylaw •came into Voce: T h e
all -shot was, the Chief of Felice was
notified to take action. against every
owner. .of clog that hereafter trans-
gresses in this .way. SummonseS
• are to be issuedand the owners pro.
secuied in court for this delinquency
h 4fine ; of from '$1 to- $10, together
With all costa of prosecution, be
ing provided for those ,who sin in
this respect. -,--Herald `& ;Times.
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WIFE'S. MAINTENANCE
• A bill Which/has passed: the Ontar-
io .Legislature at its recent • seision
hatt.'‘ special interest to Married peo-
ple cul it amended the law which re-
quires a 'men to RIPPert his Wife so
.thitt it will force him to make 'such
• adeqnate provis on Or e• at t ; the
I f r
tune, of his, death. his circumstanees
'may, permit. 'It will prevent If: man
from. etitting off his w4e in his will.
•At the present time a. matt is .bound
p provide foi his wife • as
long as he lives, He is tinder ne le -
_gal" ,obligation,. howeKet,. pl...0Mo_
le! his,. wife after his death. If he
dies without a Will. She siihrea in his
estate + as • previded- by law, l3ut if he
mikes a will, except 'as. to 'teal es-
tate, he an leave all his preperty to
wham' ,e4er wiihea. ••.kle .may be '
worth 4 'dollars,. end ..yet,,1
dispOseib-f Iiii'setate,-iiitheut leaving
his wIfe, one cent. The bill protides
• That when a 'tiled 'eating a Will
and . does not !rialto reasonable pro
vision. for his wife) tbe deurt MaY,
iteatien, Make protle}On 4or
,(1r6, fru, Ult• 1)tott)h 09:41)
ttsiplas.) •pot.o tht,t ositoto.•
.4, ,*•
;Many commercialgrowers produce
h. drop. or tomatoes from 'plants sup-
• ported by °stakes and pruned to. a
singleatem, Thie Man excellent *sr
to grow the 'home garden :crop:.
Training. ' '
• Plants may be set from twelve to',
eighteen inches epart 'in' rows', that
are three .or four feet' apart.,
dlvidualitakes'otvwdod or iron may -
he used to -support the, plants Or such
may besupperted by 'tyingt� wires.
Raffia Is the most satisfactory tying
material, used as a loop ,around the'
plant stem and • attached the
sttpport.
PrOning.
• In order hi produce a 'single stem
4plant, all, side shoots and suckers
imust be 'pinched off as soon as they
appear.' • •
Harvesting. • •
t Tomatoes allowed to ripen on the
'vine •ha.ve a superior flavor, so fully
Colored -fruits only shouldlbe
The eleven -quart basket JO -the Elrod
popular Marketing pctckage ;used -In
Ontario at the preeesittime. .
Fi. sound; well graded, clean
fruits only:. 'should be ',peeked fop
Market.—]opt. Of Horticulture,
College.
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ALFALFA: ',4
,Reek`rve, and Ability to Iltith,;
eland the 'Whiter.
analyees' of the roote of
alfalfa plants; from ,which the ,hay
wee Cut When:all plants.'were In full
blO0m, have been read° to determine
the aMount of CarbohYdtates ;.and
both soluble and .insoluble nitrogen
present.. The recite cif plantS' that
were .alloWed ici corae to full bleora
showed raorathin twiee InUch
serve Node, as did the roOta of plants
that were cut in the .bUd or One..'
tenth bloein' stage. It has, also been
'noted that. plants that are harvested
When the bloom come through
the. Winter .with less, The More
vigerOus, condition 'Of, the •root,, alk
Indicated by eheinical analysis, for
the plant the hi allowed to cents id
full bleOril and harVeeted onlk tango
In the season, is big factor in
'carrying the planta over winter.
Many aitam. fields are ruined by
late.SepteMber.a.fid,Ottoher MittinfP.4'
the roete are, left in a too weakened
condition to stand' ,the rigor e of.
winter,.. -L. SterenSoii, Director of
Extensjon, b, A. College. •
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A fsetirth laboratory atialYsis and
field test Of the ociterilereittl OrOdu6t
'known. is"'Soligro" at'the.:0:. A. COI -
lege by spetial'reqUeet,-.'"The retains'
Of this test tallied Nitith those : that.
*ere tteviolislY reported by the•De•
partment, and *es to.1/4the-effeet that.
tSitt p*Oduet) Which retina at tht dol.
Per:01010.0 1,11 of no b000At to.
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ARRANGE GROUPS IN
BRUCE BASEBALL LEAGUE
An executive meeting. of the Bruce
• County Senior Baseball League was
held at the Central Hotel, Walkerton
with P,resident Allan Nelson' in the,
,hair, when groupings were arrang-
ed and other. important ,matters dis,
•.:ussed. ' An 'appiCation' for zneniber-
3hip was received from ;Owen Sound
• Club. This was granted on condition,
that the Grey city' tecun be given a
'bye, When groupings:were arranged.
W.:, S. Reid, of Lucltnovi' Was elected
meniber of the, executive -of , that
town. ',A sub -committee was appoint-
ed , deal with, protests, the mein -
lien of which are G. II: Linklater.
Te,eaWater; G. W. Hurst, Che8ley,,
• and Allan Nelson,' Walkerton.,
Eleven teams have entered the
1
League this. season, and groups wen,
arranged as follows:.
Sontltern: -greup—Kincardine, 'Luck..
no*, TeeSWater, Chesley and :Walker-
• ton. G.. W. Mira of.Chealey,4 coriven-
Northern' group-Allenford,. South:
iuppton, Paisley;.,Port Elgin. and
Eb-
nzer. L. Buckley of SoUthamPion:.
• convener. . •
; .0weri SoundL;-,..a bye..., _
' Group schedules will. be drawn
this ,Thursday,..May 20tiii the North-
•
ein.grOlip exeeutives4meeting at Sou-.
thampton•and the .Smithein grout/ al
TeesWater, 'so; that the League gain-
• ea coniMence as,1:soon. as possible at,
• ter, May 24: • ,i .•
4. AR schedule gares .rinist, he over
. •
by August 1St, Otter which the `bat-
in.'the finals Will be staged.•4'
• Messrs'. Lou. Anderon and Guy
Henderson of Walkerton were named
Official , umpires' in, the League.
• 4,GYrssi ,ARRESTED AT
• MILD1VIAT
1.4aSt week's MilmaY •Gazette hal)
the.following: . ' • ••,
, province would be ,well rid 02
• the bands af gyPsiei who infest the
•cOuntty ecieli summer; Last ,.Wee
Sexieral Palmerston; stores were :hur..
.glarized, and euipicion fell on a. hand
of gypsies Who, were 'camping in, thc;
'neighborhood. Three detectives *err
nut On the.valie, •and,they tOok tip:a
vigorOus search 'for the suspects.
• tracing them as fir north ae. MIhl
may on. Tuesday even1ng flOre they
were informed Of anenOriPpieniltr
the 'Urban. Schmidt ewdiip oii. the
rith sideroAd of rrick, atid.at once,
repaired to that Plate. there...they
•found- the gy'Peles preparing for
'Eight, ;laid Eli el/Citing' tussle db.
sued, The detectives. went right af,
ter the gypsies: in gelid style, atitic
had to' knock ono- tV, OE Men
:befcire • they 'effected . his arrest;
l'fhreS, Of tifliTkv-eie-taken-Priiiiii4•-•
erg. by the detectives and lodged Ir
jail'to await triai on the charge of.
,burglary, 'In, the early 4part of- the
etening e cobble' of these "nernallsl'
called at 'Mrs. 'Schmidt's' .rOside
and iselently ..demanded a kumily of
utter And -the Oriel
that if they were,. net handed tint'
voliintarlit: the -14Etttali.., *mild he
• thou The PeCiplo IWing in the
'country sactiOne wOtild rest„ettelet if
0140 digliflIrtaill Wets put
out .4 t c,1
When Nive, advertise any article
'oil sale, we have it and at the 'Price
advertised.
• Watch foirourhandhills
culars,• Oring theiNt9 the sore, and
let us demonstrate. YouI nlone
worth, or yo:titi.' tnoneY back.,
P
•. FreeRest It0.4;:rni
-hi1dren. ,Who••flaye,..t.Or
. place to meet your ..friends '044 eat
yciur. lunch You are welcome
opirated'by.Hoinell-MurdoCh Co.
Lucknow
Ontario
• THE IDEAL SPORT &SUMMER SHOE
. . , . .
• • t• FLEET FOOT .SlitIES,-ARE MADE FOR ALL :.'INDOOR
•AND, OUTDOOR ''SPORTS.. THEY ARE MADE STRONo
.'• CANVASS :4WITH . CREPE. RUBBER •SOLE 4 THAT WILL 4STfiNti
•THE HARD, WEAR OF LAWN TENNIS. 'BASKET..:BALL,''.LAWN
• il:OWLING, SOFT: .HALL AND BASEBALL. THEY ARE ALS0.1'.
.$PECIALLY ADAPTED FOR SUMMER . 'WEAR OF. GR0WING7:4..
• BOYS. AND. .,G11tLS. WE .CARRY: A. vim'. tisE 'At POPULAR:!:
• WE HAVE SEVERAL, BROKEN LINES .THATWE •ARE
CLEARING 01J1' AT $1.00 A PAIR.
WE HAVE A SPECIAL LINE OF MEN'S BROWN OX-
FORDS WITH •citErE SOLES, SPECIALLY PRICED AT $6.00.
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ATHWELL & TURNER
TLIE'iSTOR,E WITH A STOCK
We Will Look After Your Repair Work Promptly .
411104111•CO MOTOR OM.
Ioont worry others.
En-ar7co • Motor,
tnds, 'yOur ni„qor 7 wor-
lds. A smoOther",. /kin- -
ing Motor'—'less: re-.
4'r - •
warm, NOSE: aAsoiLimit
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000YRIIIIITKW CANADIAN OK compoilasoio.
, Toper:rm. orcr.
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THIEVES GO TO JAIL
Pleading,guiltylo Charges' of enter-;
ing and'. bfirglarizingLghttiges • at,
Bayfield, Varna and trUcifield,'•gor-
donilarvey and Edward IlarVey.
were sentenced by.,.Magistrate geld
to' a terM •Of slt itootbo to. Ono Year
.n the Ontario Reformatory; truce
Laver' 'to three iliontha and • ItShOrt
•Davis and Ronald Redda to twO inOn-•
• ihs in the county 4jall,. The • Men, all.
• Londoners, ,coinnlitted ,the robbaiigs
early Sunday morning, .May 9, and'.
Were; arrested .; tit London on Thurs.
day' !Ea. --V,b0 loot they stole .itenslit,
itt of autditObilo tired and iteedaasi.,,-
' Ida and dente ;'4481144''.IVisst :cat it, v.got,
reentered; •
• CLINTON EIGEWA
An early decision IstgPected: in the'
, matteofthe paving of the libren
road hetWeen GOclerich and Clinton
the "Provintial nebartment
wnys advertisedrlOint weeks Ago for
alternate tender ir :for r. thinetetd
• be cra:ilent4 ntid 'an 'asbh al tic ,p iive ni
but up t� this Weer had net 4iWarti.
Ed on$i Contract. The Cleternnieat
141,0 OlfhtV.Per. Oefit, ot ma cost, th�
I 10/0114 Or 490 WON 00
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y
. C. White 14eghorns,
Pens with male birds whose dams
:laid 226 to 267 eggs in their pullet
year, 15cts each. .
Pens with male birds Whose dams
Iaid 200 to 225 inl their pullet year;
12cts. each. • •
Barred Rock Chicks, 16cts. each.
• By test in the Egg Contest at Ot-
tawa from year to .year there are no
• better egg producers in Canada.
Drop us a card saying' how many
• Chicks lye.' want. We. 'will write you
by, return mail; when we can supply
We have 1000 S. C. White Leg -
horns .for sale it $1 each. June deliv.
•WALTER ROSE, BRIiSSELS;'ONT.
Choice -Cut Flowers -
The finest of Wedding
bunches and Floral work
sh
pn ort notice, delive
anytime, anywhere.
• Transport to suit, • •
rd•
•
GEORGESTEWAR'r
Florist; Goderich, Ont.,
Phone 105
41S
eSed litiAlinitrilietiiiiiiitY-:-There be.. .
ing, sOMO .,qtisiitien as to the attitude
, of the cduiity cOuncils,,,a, memorial ad.
dreatied to Highways Depart...
rient and asking for the ion•stirtiction„
.of ..the eorlerete 'pcivenient hntaveen
'Clinton and Oodetich hoe boon pre• ,
pared and lide44been. signed. twen.
1Y-tevan �fthirti-ene inembers
Of the to,tinty council. , It, hi befteved
that tho presentation. of this1)atItioti
to tbo CotrOttimEtit, follaviotl..
bV, 00 04nountorinort pi 'Of
osrly• aototiltottonitot 01 tlIO
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