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, ecORMICK4DE. BRING mowpos ar o yimely
throughOui.'Canarta th* almost any 'neighbor, eiia, tell you Pf his •
Ieas4ntexPerielteerwitiroes;
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'Their reentatkfit goes. hack nearly a' Caitlin', • a woeth-
while tollsideiatiore When buying a mower:: Call an4 It us dem-
•01044tie,-•*he lieer *doles*. Pitellin end other 40intrOef
ikelk• maalineE! .
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McCORMI'COBERINai''AD-
ji,I$TASO' • saie:.
64:
time ' With this New .Adjustable Top, .•
AllOteol,•Frinee,„'Hay,Lcaider.
sbearing S on' the , carrier elt,44 and2
on, the Main -axle: make very; • light
draft. The :forecarriage hitch and ,
' to p.•adjustment • a r e conveniently
reached 'frain the, load: •The Mc -Core
emick-Deering is the -last word in. Hai • •
• Leader.,:eonetniction; •• ,
FOR PARTICIILARS CALL AND -SEE
AGENT,
ANDRE
- LUCXNOW.
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oneu-r-Service
e Oen fo* Cash -We SeU Cheaper Than The Credit Store
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MOWERS:•--411ite is • nothing 'adds Mere; to the ep7
---liOrikane-O--liellekeptelawneeand-feeeeepeee.-ine-ippd;.7
eyon must have a; goo Lawn MeWer..,'We"Iiiive, a .line of Mow-
eret etkietzWifirett'Clailts-16Inch.-cati high wheel and cut :perfectly,
146,Piie it reasonable. I•-
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eee•-• SCREEN.DOORS-LNloW is the time of year to keep out the
peaky.by h your doors and • windows screened. • We have
doors and windows that, Nvill fit 'almost any size opening. We also
have screen Wire in every .width for recovering' doers.. '
OIle..STOYES-The ,011 Stove Season icsihe're' and there is '
ng,lhaf Will add more to the comfort of a' home in hoe- weather
amenni„fill stove:. We have in steck the 'We* Perfection", in three
itid'',Ontraiornet,•',also the "FlOreece Automatic," and we neve Wee-
'eet-Jee•Atioji",--thie,eyear .the ' This is s •very line stove,'
strongly .built, •easy ' on oil and fitted with the, Lorain burner `. which
: guaranteed .for n years. For those who haye their< house wire
ed, we haVe an' Electric Ilot Platc, two -burner, Whith- hasgiven
excellent "satisfaction: .
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' have Just received a carload of Brantford
•-•;$00fingi• , including Roll RoOfine• .Arro-Lock „end Super-tite Shingles
- If You hekecneett'oOf 'a !reef for. house or barn, don't fail to see us. •
We have the material and the price is right. eBe' sure to ask to see
„imitation "brick. siding. It is. the material: to 'make • a . frame •
tot*e,:treiy:,warnu and in appeal -also almost like. fed
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SHE1tWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS and VARNISHES. CHI /CAMEL
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„NATURAL VARNISH, AUTOMOBILE PAINT; UT1LAC,
SATIN FINISH. ENAMEL.," '
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Cement, Lime, Plaster Always On Hand.
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Heating, Plumbing and.Electric Wiring
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••L. 0. L. No. 428, Lticknow meets
the second Tuesday of every month
'la their hall, at s „o•eiocx. C. Mullin,
W. M..; P. 'Carter,' Rec.' Sec: •
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, 'LOCAL MARKETS
336.s
• Eggs : .27e., 24c., 20c.
Hogs : • $S,75
'A man may down`bet 'hes never
out -of excuses: •
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YOUR SUMMER COTTAGE
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iCat,Attractive:Inaile ao Out I
SuMMet cottage cOnifortable and horne7like
With •GyOrot Firepreof. partitiona and ceilings. ;At ,
, • small •cost '-the whole interior may, bee traosfetined into.
'attractive; &Ay rOorn's.,; ' :
• C'Vrite forli:to;.bookietlity 'tome.", thit you how drproc, "
Rodboarct Gypsum insaiUutig:sheo.thine and Itiquigt reduce your fun
• bilt troth 20 t040%. „
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FRprpor .Vrsca.1111)9,or.
•For Sale By
& Son - Lucknow, Ont.',
Rao & Porteous• Lutknoii, Ont.
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THE LuarsCti - illJnISDAVJUNE 104
LATIOICN
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ENFORCING TRAFFIC RULES
, The :Villkge; COI4icif. -eg•e-Mikintar-,
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has klurPlietl••• their. !oc,at !:c00,stabk
4a114••• that 'nateinehile 'drivers
with 42-09i):ivat,oand gave initrue7
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dis
tevered;hreeking the speed,,,,lepr are ation cnn be ascertained, it le'repork,,
to, be, prOsectitede , • -4; ed that goYnxinnent now '.-has y1.10.
:Asp. -,conskieratlon-7a-t.ptopanal-:.' te•TC:F,
dlle,e; still farther the :InfttOr "license,
the. same• timeetnerease
tbe.„ gas tax.. This action 'has ,been
'hinted broadly by nee4Y1,Gov,Ortinient
,
Ministers in faat riiiinths, and it is
.expected to be 'Ade. effective at ,the
next 'sitting Legislatfire. •
C.OUNTY.‘C0UNCIL
• ESS1ON IN wiAreroN
Dispose of VexedEqualizationQues-
tion-Attend. Picnic at Oliphant
13each an 1ire Banquetted by
.Wiarton Town -Council - •
bis iutru400P. • t--
Theie 011 be 400,000 Mater vehige
les operated in 'Ontario, this year, it:
is expected., • qn". the hailsof - two
drivcrs'' •PerreitS being' laaued, for 4
'car, a poSsible, ,revenue, 'a between
docf,000 and $800,000',Slieuld, accrue
to the ocia treeitir‘y froni the
new
te • take ,out driver's, per-
tiut will, t i Underst:O0V; be :Met
loth, drastz actioi by the .authori-
tiOS•
WhUnthing defitiite it: the, situ;
' .. That's the right; Way,: Leyese! and
riles77,retipecting" speed,ispeciany, oo
the streets, ought . be enforced..
Higli "speeds: 'nay be all right on the
Wide country. roads when there is lit-
tle traffic about, but. it is 'inexcusable
and annecestaijr,cri th streets. . '.
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The stop:street ..ortsingeMent ..is a
gond' one, and , the authorities should
'see that it is .coliseeved. • Where. stop
streets'are- established • dievers. en
,through ' streets will pay no attention,
to traffic' coining In from tig ' . or
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left,. and if those, entering a A r.otkh'
Street do ;Pet stop the danger ill be:
greater than ever.
THE EXECUTIONS IN RUSSIA'
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• •By order- ofthe leader/3 of the ger•-.'
ernment of Russia -.(or asthey.'name
:their country; "The, Union of -Social-.
ist Soviet ' Republica,"), '20 -''persenes
• were taken from ' "a iMoScow ,prison,
and put t� death.: •The, victims • were
-clia-rged-WitItecnispiraty orline kind
, or another against the • governmeat.
"Some were said •t� have :given infor,-.
mation 'to _British .spies.
This--nuissacre-was-theouteoM-eeiefe
the recent unpleagantnesfi with Britii
ajn and the- death of. a Russian ripv7
eminent representative • in • Pelank
who "was shot doves by a • Russian
student who .wes studying in Poland.
• -adLnEethe-
exe.cution so:f revolutionists dnd the
transportation .of students to -Siberia
:for • 'criticism- of the gcrvernment 1. of
• that day.. AlthOugli, the Old Czarist
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government ,Wee. oVerthrow3e. -and
,what is called • a republic, setup .fii: its
place, the methods Of dealing. with
eritics have teinained the: same--peie
6on,'..Sibetia, execution, ' It.° is.aston-
ishing:how` little --change there. hae::
ebeeneeonlyetliatealLetlieeebed-Veateres
• of. • the old are :emnbasiZed in the
• new. -• The present • government is g
thousand times' mOre cruel and op-
pressive than the, ,Csarist govern:.
ments were at their worst. ;•
•••• :It appears that the Russian ,peope
are noreepable of anything •• but a
savage 'lletocratic government': such
as • they • had under' the. Czars, and
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non have in the nameofrepablie.
• What, is te becOine of them?;They
will just have to workout their, own
Sallvatiini as' other people have dope.
For the present: give them the :best
• constitution' everframed and .-they
will quickly devehme a :brutal auto -
'y -in 'fact, whetherii name or.
: net:
• • it 'looks as though there is a • long
period of poverty, 'misery and milder,
yet ahead for tIie people Of' Russia.
THE 113AD 'EGG . ..•
• DRIVEN OFF , THE MARKET
• Concrete proof of the. effectiveness
of the,"Ogg7grading-'..law .is • given by
the experience of; the grading station
at , Guelph, which he's new coinpleted.
a second year. When this•etation was
• opened in May, 195, the, nufeber •�f
• bad eggs brought •intc„._ the market
• averaged over. 10 'patent -elailfuls • a
• week, within a year this 'had been re-
duced to 4 pailfuls:, add is now not
mote 'than '2 or 3 per, cent. of .the
receipts. Before" •the station enjienerl
One egg --in every four' offered on the
Guelph arket was. mit At to eat,
• according to:the reports of the Do -
'minion Live Steck Branch •offieiels
• New a- bid egg is the exception. The•
farmers and other Produ.cers beep
learned that they cannot , sell ,bad
eggs in Guelph, and are • gathering
and taking care: of their eggs while'
• 'being held so .meeh more carefully
that , they do not. 'aPprediably ;,deter-
iorate before being irarkethd.• • - •
The, result Of this has been helpful
tO the. farmers tit two ways --74t has
• increased consumption and it:bee...in;
crea.ded .prices. After the station had,
been in operation a year, eggs Were
.bringing a "premium of 7 cents 'a
dozen on the average ' on the Guelph
• market; compared with markets, Of:
surrotinding eoranianities where there
was no gradieg ,station. ' , ' '
• •Egg -grading stations in apetation
in :Ontario • go: far have been, estab,
lished by tho civic by-la,y: ancl `are
• operated under the ,supeeviSion,.., of
local merchants' aSsetiation, the
municipalities• contilbUting ' toward
the expenses. Geelph: Xitehenet and
Paris have stations new, and Brant-
ford and, seYeral other places.. -'are
• planning, to open them ,nowthat the:
validity of the. egg -grading 'law: has
been settled.'"• ' • ••
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°MOTOR CAA :DRIVERS •.
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'• MUST HOLD 'LICENSES
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All Meter' car drivers in • Ontario
•will -be' licensed -after July 13:t . Each:
individtral license will • Cost 11, . and
will be good' 'the end of 1928.
cr'donyiti-council , leg-
islation to this effeat has been Pas,
hy- the Orittiri6
• -Under the new arratigernent,'.
;patent eeXamitter,s mill he AP/4104:
Vine. Experienced drivers, 'who have
:thdwe,fie,„rar -for. encipths .and
leeet,.50,0ernileth will not have to,
.blit to o:;amination.. ',Inexperienced
"drivers will , be piif through ..a rigid
test. the latter :class, in hddition to
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PaYitt '$1. fek their pertnity 00
eeraiired th 1iXtitninOr 'fOr
The regular' mid7surniner ,Session of
•the. 1,1ruce :County Council 'opened on
the' evening. of june6th;fin the Town
Hall at Wiarton, at ;8 o'clock, Warden
MeLer,en:...openede.theenieeting•eby-ex-
tending a 'word .9f eielcometo, the
members. ;He outlineelhe • 'business
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whiChwould be• preseatedto: the mem:
shin, and asked for'•,the,,diligent -coe
',operation of n11. In. cofichiaion, he car.:
•led on 'Major ToInne;ef SOuthanipton
to open the meeting ' With prayer.'
Mayor 'Walker, on behalf of the town
,of • Wiarton, extended"; to the • Ceuncil
a fetie-Ser'ee-velcome: •
• The Wircleii nanied .a»on3rnjttee
ete, draft a formal reply. •' •
By7lair- No._ 931, setting. the 'diago7
al road, leading- througli the Indian
Reserve .to Southamptoneon :the
flgh-
way .• Road • SYetein7was reported as
approved by the Department of ;nib: -
lie • High -ways, „ ea; was the agreement
inept between the County and: Village
of Mildniaer re peviag the,gcnnecting_
. .
The Coitetip 'Railway and °Manicipi•
al Board approved or Dy-iow: N. 927
authorizing • the Hepworth and Maple
Greve Telephone to eredt,' Polls on the
scounty road, • - • • '
.. :Rate. Same 'AS 1926 ., ,
, County,' essessinent •this ;:year. i
identical With that 7,44062 The. tote
eiperiditure as preseeted by the Fi
nonce .1', COnimittee's :estimateA • !wil
amount $281,461.70, calling for
ten:rein -Tnp • follOwing-are th
indiVidual ;assessments:4M Which th
'rate be;.leviedi
Albeinarle $222702; e,Ainabel`
700; Arian. $18413254 Brant $267670
• Briite . $2016000; ',LCarrick,:,$2526860
„Cuirass :$2009700;. s.:Eastricir,4502710
:Elderslie 1802518; Greenock.•.$1896,
.850; . 'Huron' '$2356041; Kineardine$2,
109700;•: Kinloss $1518676; ` tindsa3
$90455-; Edmiinds. $40650;:Saugeen
$1109486; 'Hepworth $61184; Tiverton
11936535534' ; $170780; Mildmay
734 1;1 Ripley
$215470; Paisley .$250974; .-TepsWate
$207798; Lticknow 4249308;.Port •El
gu ,$338086; Southampton $337023;
'1Vtartoii $601133;', Chealek $546836;
•.Kificatdina. $570672;• Walkett0o, $600-
7T4'11.4. dererind grants
_cameLeilong-LWithelocklike regular'
ity, and ,--Wete-voted,LiVith-the.-.4.1sual..
;alacrity, the -grants Schools
were aa followe`e, • ,
• 'Chesley $4775.60; 'Xiiie.ardine.
912.31;'• Pert Elgin ,83292,56 Walker, -
ton $3868.57; Wiarton 4705.87; ' Har-
rison (Bruce Ptipilsf 167.99; Han-
over (Bruce pupils. .years) $2,-
278.27; Stratford $72.88. .• •
•, Dealing : With 'edutiitienal" Matters,
the : eomniittee . reeorninefidedee and
council passed ,Motion; thee. the
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Separate Schools - at Chepatewe and
• Cargill are,; none. doing. fifth eistas
and''ateetlietefore- entitled- to
,the seine 'financial assistance as the
'Public Schoole, in the, •eceety during
eireilar work: • • , •
: Delegations` representing the .hos-
'PROS 'cf. Walkerton 'mid Kincardine'
were present' preading their. • cases
for the usual grants, Mr, Crozier
spAcesinrin for 'the fornier;. and
Dr,: Bruce,,, the kitten Soma' ditietis-
.siou •!•toi4f, .plaed the inetits Of
the tWo'inetitutions so far •as taking
care of county patient a was concern -
el. arid. it 'came . that Kincardine
had taken 'care:of more than Walk -
erten: Hovireyer, they, both "got a
like am"Ciiiiit of .2500:00, Thp
Child-
ren's ,'Aid Was given $1860',.00; Junior
Fanners' Association o,f' Bruce $200.-
00; Brute Educational *: Association
8100.00; ,.. Tourists' *Association .150.-
00. Accounts Were 'received Irani- ya-
feels hospitals throughout the' prov-
ince
for- care and Service to Bruce
,
county residents, who Were indigent,
amounting' ' to the , sil in of $1277.50,
These 'tivete 'ordered to he paid. •
The Higlivtaye. Committee ..estiniht-
es of 'exPenditure for the • year is,
$225,000,,, , Of: Which, .:$90A00- ,he
devot6d. to 'inairiteitatide and repairs,
''and the balance' $135,000; is...for new
cnostroction vfork. Reads •end 'Bride: -
es rire;vertir Odes,t° this,. yeat. No new
bridges 'will he. Co,striicted iby the
county, but the .following assistance
•7•ti, a a.,1.-tireted ,:-t tre,thltotownshipfor-their
wOrk,
' Creek' Saupeeri
; Snake, -Creek,. Eiderslie
180004 r-BridgeT5theiiiileraiid
nbel '11200,po., 'Edmunds:
Road f,P00,00;. Lindsay Burk.
'Reed 'Brent • 'Twp.--,,,Elorff,'
.1tead .11,00.00;.....Culroas, on detour
$250,00. arnall bridge§ will,
hereafter, he Off 'the hands " "
county, it tiVa ',Moved , 'by Mr. Rourke
arid seconded bY Mr. Dithei that,
hY•titteelle prepared and paitted de,
glaring th4V till bridges of 20 140
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or:
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And les'S in !Man, which have beee
assinned by the county, hall evert
to the: local Mpeicipelities in 'Which
the -Seme, are situate, and thereupon :
all the,preperty rights, liabilities and
ohligtition of the county With respect
• to such bridges shell* be transferred
• to, and, shall, he vested ireand impos-
ed upere, such nineicipalities: in .which
§neh bridges are situate. Referred to
Read and Bridge Committee. ' •
• Thie:ye4, tl? -county has' take/el lee
insurance against. damage or acgi-
•dents htt appening Othe „ higliWeys.
; Everi.yeef -they :find themselves.
disputes .4,04 su its,, for. damagee, and
• they thought it cheaper, te• tette\ out "
an , inauranee 'eolicy„ , and hereafter '
to talk to the ip-
urancepeople, rather than, the -renal': •
.when therget into trouble en the,
highWaYe andfeel that ,Sonieone.'
•ehoUld pay. The" Globe! Indemnity Ca.,'
for the last half .dozen sOsion& has
, had an: agent Elf the Board' trying: t9
Sell' them a policy. which 'lie finallY-:-
-sligeteded in doieg", as the
,inetioe"indicatesi
; • Moved , by Mr: Ashcroft .and • see7
onded by :Mr. . Tiffin •that the Warden
be emPoWered to sign and •exectite
the application Pr the Public
MIRY and Property ,Dninaee .Poliey Of
the Globe !Indemnity. Cornpenyof
• Canada relieving the County ef•Biuce• ,
of one hundeed per Centof its Habib-
tyz' to the pUblie 'ciri its highways, and
1?ridges (for the term of one year) to
the:limits df $50,00 in the case of ie-
jurY Or death_ef-,:any'ene':pers'on„ _the
yesult of any one accident. '•
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• • $10,000' in the case cif injury or
death to more than • one person, the
result of any one 'accident, .
' $1,00'0 covering any damage caused
-to-properfy-eof-theepublice the -result-
• of any accident (e.g.) all ,vehicle traf-
fic.
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, :Legal ,Service -- In • any • action'
hreught.7aghinst-the7ccuiityeill-e:eire-
Penses connected With' litigation (all
legal fees,court, costs, et.) ate
shouldered by the ;Globe,: Indemnity
- • The Financial Conimittee ,estimated
• the premium for 1927 would .amount
to • abetit:$6.90.00. '
, Hereafter, the counties,, when "they,
• reqpire, a piece of a man's 'farm for
road . purposes. Will simply eXprepri-
ate it, and fight the point .out by ar-
bitration later.' This new powerwas
taken to themaelyes,' through the 'foe• lowiaij ,'
resolution ; .• ' '•
'Moved by. Mr. G_or:dOn Bimini and
seconded by Mr. Gillies that leaVe be
ittren to .introdnce.sa:-.15Y-lask entitled
LtA.....Bylaw_tolexpropriate_larid' fore
;the purpose of :innpreVing the •road
between the Seventh • and
• Eighth:.Coneeitticins Of •the Twp. " of
Huron in. the ,COtiety• of Bruce" and
that the same be now entiodeced and
reed, severally se First. Second : and
Third' time and finally • Pessed,. Signed
•.arei• Sealed. Carried.e,''• .• • •
By-law 'introduced and read a First.
Second and Third' time and ' finally
Passed, Signed and Sealed and hum,
; The big business of the session was
the equalization of the asseesment.-
Vrotible had been everted; :and juatice,
and equity prevaihe Jhe Veluators'
Reportsubmitted et 'the' Winter jes
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sion, was . very unsatisfactory to the
, urban municipalities; and a number
of them threatened to appeal to the
:County Judge for redress agaiest
what • they .considei'ed an unjust raise
An their -valuations. Most 'every. town
and villege --received j» leitist_ whilst
• the rural ',inunitipalitiei went down
IA least a. of :them). R looked
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litanifed lirentford brantford
Roof ipg, lopring Ro.efine
rviceab e
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Brantford Roll Roofing is Made.
four 'weights and quiditieseeThe hght.-
• weight (4$ 11:1/S is•4` vioci qualitriOr
temporary service; ths a:tedium:Weight,
(45.-.1t4ne• euelitY omil hssvY,
,.-yeeight 0.5 lbs:) extra, fine quality. line- • 4'
extra hese,' vieight lbs.) is super; : •
4,11-ee. fine quality -.-the -most actrictilillt.isicl,
o.• substantial yeti, can buy;
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Brantford Roofing'Co, UmiI.
• ibFautford,,Oateeln,
Stock Carried, Information Ournished Sind Servile
on Brantford 'roofing rendered by ,
" Wm. Muraie 8tpSon - ' Lucknow, Ont.
rowing wife and eve would eit-
prose, deepest sympathy in • ••the
lose ef, a loving- husband. father;
7andethat-h-Copyeof -the-resolu tier/ be
.signed' by the Warden and :cleric and
forWarded to -Mrs: Marty n and. *else
Published in the, minutes.. .
47eForecourtesieseandeserviee.-
council arid taking, ere of "the, Hall.
Chief McClev1s Was Voted the, stim: of
the way Of ,'entertaininent and
amusements during their ! stay in
tewn,' councillors. expressed tHee•
selves as delighted with the hospital-
, of the people of Wiarton. 0 n
W,ednesday afternoon they, journeyed
outto :Oliphant Beaqh Tor 'a picnic,
JdpitorPluvius took a. hand ' in. 'it
'right. after one o!cicick: and' Sent dawn
an overdose :of; rain wbicheclampened•
the:spirits of thein charge• Of 'the
sporte and threaten:411o: put. the en-
tire ptegrain out of. ,business.. iIo
Aver, -areun thelee_eilcle ceje:e I e area_
and it' Olinhant; where the • sports.
• were held all signs :Of were
quiekly. soaked . into the sand, and the",
'sports . were, successfully' Pulled •• Off
thdugh delayed a little.: Soft -ball was
the fii7st order, •tWo . games Starting'
ttro team's from the Comity ;Council-
• lors 'playing with. the Wiarten1ToWp
Council and the -Board of Trade:, The
"iCi:rititntmiyitbhear, rthores,tomieueffienaan,gi a. nnlii:.p.biaryils.
• to the -tine' of,'21.-to• follow'
• g• O County -Nelson, line.-up
isuol; 1; n 'MC -
Laren,' Thomas: Huston, MeDonald
Tiffin' and Gillies • ••
• .ToWn--13?ers; Walker,' Gil-
pin, Ewing; 'Pettinan, Corrigan, Watt
, •
• The Board . of Trade,. team was
luckier; for in their game Alley trim,
med the other Comity Cetnicil• team
tothe tune I 28 to 12,, the. folloWieg
being the:lipeeup,;
Boatd •of Trede---Ashley, Ruther-
ford, Cameron, Sadler,: ' Hay,
Forbes, Mellannell 'and "McKepeiC.
.,,ebu,nty • 'council-c-Dowas. Binwn.
Willoughby, , McKay, , McKay,' ItleDene
ald. Rourke...Rand:tire, troWne: •
• 'The winnere , of these .1. -Wo- gareei:
then played off in a more eleSele eon-
1 .
Wiarten Mayor and Reeve' in Making
the eward..• The following was the ,
line-up: '•
-4.County-e:Nelson, •Willoughhye....._Mg- •
•
Laren, Asheroft,•,13rovni„ .Tiffin, Scott
-and Abel. , . •
,• Tewii-McCleyie; Byers, Coirigari
Taylor, ,
•• Men's Races .
200 pounds. and , ever 1st; De .1. :
Byers; '2nd; F.' M. Watt; 3rd; Dave
•WiNolighliye' • • '
, yard free-for-all-,ist, •
er; n .•• ()ore:: r., . c.
Ka;,• , • • :•1'.
• A 'YerY-' enjoyable tune was iipent•
by all who were present.. • Visitors
apd, all vdted a real :good lifter,:;,
#neons Sport. .• • e,
• On 'IlturSdaY afternoon..ReeYe
'Croft '•of Albemarle, invited about
half a the.council fiebing.eXpe-
Cition tollowdenyale; Where a 'dinner
_waSaincletedetlieimlaY_Mrs.lOhn_Ash7
• croft, Mother • of the Reeve,' after .
which they, went out , on thelake'in 'a
couple• -,of latmehes, and tried . their'
hand at .fishing; ' •
.
• Thursday evening, a banquet •• was
tendered the council by the Corpora -
ti of the -ToWneof WiartOn the
basenientof thei .Presbyterian. Chnrelo
hach•e-as• greatly. .enjoyed
About fop sat. doWato, the table: The
thenii was:oxcellent. •Reeve ". Byers,
acted as, Chairman.. The toast het
and ,ptogrein :fof Musit and cianniutt,
ity singin'g..wai '1Vety• .
yeting it one of the' hest .•.they had
ever attended: ' •,. • • :
; After , the 'final eesaion, on
• Morning,' the memleers departed .•Or
their h.orrieS, alt agreeing that June
sessloa held' in ,Wiarton Wee' one . of
the. /nest delightful they had yet
. .•
,
,
FOURTH, CON. XINLOSS '
for a time i1' trouble. . However, the : Mrs.. R. 'MacEenzie and daughter
Warden's Committeep "Whigh had the of 8tratford, were visit rs at Mr X
matter in -band. has worked faithful-- MacDonald'a last Week. • .
'13r in the interval th get adjustments
Mr. W. Finlaysen a Detroit, Spent
here and .there, and finally succeeded q 'few days °Nast. w,eek at his horpe
in balancing, things by :raising .,Brapt
$100.000;" Arnabel $13.7,88, and Ape- tested .mateh, the 13oard. of Trade'•
; Miss • •Ge • Brackenridge. of New
roe,nts or changes. the valuators' Re-. -A.' tug- ot-war Nvas 'the': next eliebt... ...Brackenridge Curing the Week.
iii merle .$20,000, andi with theseainend, w •
tOtlWTth IKEiracrlhfir.""Bert
, •
port-event-through'the conned. Ft 0 e -end 'proved most :excitimr: the re- .; MisS.Margaret ,MeIntyrre who .has •-•
benefit of our •reederse.w:e: append the •soltoc.being the, smile as whathappen- been ; v:sitipg with ' her Punt,' Mrs.
(Valuators' Report herewith„ including ed when the : iti.0Sistable •,"•14,1- MriCay, in/ Detroit, hair' ketliriled •
the Changed „ figures'. as . passed at the • immovable object; a '00...Neither home.
couneili• , • • : . - Mr. J. Harrigan:. of',Zespeler • ..ls '
ALUATIONS isiting at the home of Mr
COMPARATIVI1 WM
The' .schednle bele*: shoWs; the 'former Connty Eceedized. ;Vale iition ihot Littic• Mary and • Qt. -ace Reynolds of .
• VI • v . . .,
Local Municipal Assessment,. and the 1926 Equalized Coin -Ay Valuation. Windsor, are spending their Vacation:
- Township . Equar. Aesl. ' Equal Ass't, --Local Ass't„._ Mr. A. Stewart of Detroit, spent
• 'Old,: ' • ,- • with' their. aunt, Mrs., Ar 'Sutherland...
Albemarle . :-..... 241458 ' ' 222702'•
' Amabel •. .".:..: .......... 4.., 936700 *Jehn, MacDonald.: _ -, , • " ` '
it day reeently at tlie home of Mr.,•
,
Arran' ....e ..... 2........... 1791295'
. 1 I,
Mr. A.. Nicholson received -word of
, Brant ... : .:.:.............' 2582601
• Bruce ',. • . '. • . e. e. • • •'• . • .
.°.... '1942044 occurredat Mordon, Mane last „
the 'death of his 'brother, John which
. Carrick'
Culross .,...... .. . .. ...... : .1943022
.. , :.............•.-. '2431644 tweet:ko:on',The•.:fimeral was held. from
in •
South • Xinloss 'Church, ` Tuesday' af- ..
,
. Eastnor ,,,• ..•.4. • , :....... :.'. 51.8887 '
• evening with •Mr; and . Mrs. Robb.
Mr. Bald, I.'P.S., spent Thursday • '
.. at hrield\rmeMmresxa nt"Y°111.43 Tel leal °ern; gFroi ;71 ual iyittasptopi nr. esas.nstd,o' •wiMsri. • .::4'''
- Mr. A. McKay," 'on- the .sixth,' visit•
-
e.(1 with friends in Detroit last week:.
•• Mr.N,•12. Grant has been Inlay' for
886700 '
1848260' -
,2676700- ••'
2016000 •
2526860,
2609100 '
502719
.1896000
1096850
2356041
2.109760°
,• 1518675..
•f,'90455
, • .40650
'• 1109486
•• •, 266015
_ 870898
• 1574150
2 2528095
1905075
2534850,
, 1755395'
•'537395
1095231
184569(Y
, 2898350
' 1851875
• 1527772
•, 106785
80455
1133972
Eldetslie . . •1 1802518 '
1.• so,0•11 • •
!Greenock . , , 1884861
•
Huron : ....... ..... 2327298 ,
Xincardiae ' , , , 2038069
Kinloss •. ;• 1501444 '
Lindsay . ... , 90378
St. Edmunds' ....... . 40700
Saugee,n 1100115
24223034
,. 23167479 •
1926 Old ,
Towns At, •' Equal. Ass't; Equal A§s't.,
•Hepwortli :4 „ , • 68306• -.61184 •
73555
• 77340
196336
170780 ' ..•
215470
•.2509r4
2(4708 .-
:249808 .•
• 838086-
387023,
• 5011.38 • -
• . 546836
• 570612
••• '600104,
4396691.
:eoncmuora-resolu -*•• en- -
TiVertOn 4,•rio*••••••• ;AI": 75134
Lion's Head ;78566
`Ripley 177640
203068
• Mildmay• • • .6. t• *rear • 209898
Paisley 11.1'.11;i;obleeltil.t.•244814 '
Teesrwatek • ....... • . ;;•./ .28575
• Lucknow • • • • • • • • r • r • • 321753
Port Elgin . . . . 425620
Southanriptori , 480902
•
Eincardine
,Chesley 776071806109
'1Valltertort • 790806.
": 22912966
. • "
• t,0
, -
• Local As 't
• 78485
• 83945
• 86090
, 200492
247246.
, 230000
208797
835085
851;521
1127030
Tri0155:
091387
897425
• ' 050105..
831,020
'5415996,, Reeetereeserer. Lexy Belt; ,istriet
•
649251'3 P.IPAPHr... Kkihols'ne ,Canipbell;s
.,,corne time, sinking artesian wells ,a-
160 the Fourth.• ••
rmidra.yaenvdelimin7. aFtremd?...0Thgdtoanli,sxpobn.t
an it.
tack ,nf ,tonsilitis, ..will he 'able to b•
aai.ilynS9d:11:1:8.}1s000' *sufferink wi'th
• We hope. the famill4's "on the see,
lioLYittool?NpgivE wominkra'
:The,' regular meeting of the Junioi
, .
WQ111.NN YilP.tittite was held in Holy-,
rond Institute T -Tall on Saturday, June
11 th, - Tlfe i following_ . tdneer ,Were •
..: i• 0104.r.el: President, Merearet Camp-
bell: Vioe-President, Edith eddea:
dered .their sympat les to the fern'
Of the late J. B. Martyr' of Ripley, as
followe '
•1.‘•10v4d•bk"-'111'.'''-'-Mtinfieand-raecoritled
by Mr. McRerracher that thiS council
place on record all ,eX'presaloa Of itS
dccp iegret,at the death. ,of or IA te
coIleaguet Mr. J. 13. Nfartyn, the first .
IleeVe''af Ripley Village. _Dtiting ids
short term office, he. took, an 'aet-
ive interest in the affairs • of -the
council and his §terling quilitieS and
-motors judgment made liltn Alsetol,
ineriitiir qui 00014, 10 Ilirsere
• .1Y 9(1.• nflfives. Jeanne. Tialdo
treite , oil oeit, Bannerman
lie
ahd Edo could budge the' otherean. inch ' O • retiriiSt;r,ieltn Bell; A/414._ OrreanIAL,
: from ,pure' physical...eXhauatiatt, V-; IltrYiKet
that--quit.'ieffuneillers of Oft cOunty T din ria Ri4ra Bannetwan:
_
ing
ose
e, -relation 1, 'n't the n!!xt meeting, . and all
Pr -
tel] a' different version, of the con, •P'Pn) '0,P111.,' Dorothy sand JeAnne.
repertcr. :with hc,fng a It. wOP to Aunt, n •'
1,"Y 4111StS tileir ritbdle" aatt
CII1Siba a this
oin„too! vothor 'The 'fleeting eloi-
tory.'0,1y1:44 the .actuating' motivq. of, tti • with Thn tT,
the prize,: hut on investigation, we P"T•ntr. 1`6.1": the • nieXt Ineistjniir
haVing:heon givvn the,box" Of "0411 A Mid fill/UO{01'1 to - the
pratical grounds for ,ihnir "chp.ros'os Movo'arot CIMIlke,_
6vent., end..*(re Charg, TT1:41PohY..
• e.,71 ational isAthem ,
Loo's•Pitsysrt
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