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. NOTICE
Voters' Lista, 1927,- Mfanicipalite of
Luclosow, County.. of Bruce.
Notice is hereby given that I have
." iconiplied with section) 9 of the Vot-
ers' Lista Act and that I have posted
up at my office at LucknoW on the
26th day of July, 1927, the list of all`
perscins entitled to vote in the said
Municipality for members of Parlia-
Ment and at Municipal elections and
that such list remains there for in.
, And I hereby call upon all °voters
to take immediate proceedirigs, te
have any errors or; omissions correct-
ed according to law, the last day for
appeal being the 16th day ,of 'August
1927.
Dated it Lucknovv ,this 26th day, of
...lifts 1927. • ' .
*Joseph' Agnew,-Cierk of Lucknow
CLERK'S NOTICE "OF FIRST •
' POSTING UP OF VOTERS! LIST
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Municipality Kinlotim
,Notice is. hereby given that I,. have
eomplieir with Section 9 of tins. Vot.
era' List Act, and that I have posted
up at my:office in the Township Of
kinloss on the 28th day Of July, 1927
the list of all persons entitled to vote
in the said Municipality. for members
eof Parliament and at Menicipel Elec-
tions, and that .intich liuL remains,
there fer-inapeetion. .
' And I hereby can. upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings te,
have any .errors or omissions 'correct;
ed according to law. The last dal
for appeal being the '18th day of Au-
gust, 1927.. • •
Geo. G. Moffat, Clerk Of the Town
:ship of Kinloes.
• Dated July 25th ' 1927.
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• The Enelish :Toainnow
touring Canada was met at Quebec,
,
' Where they arrived .on the Canadian.
'Paeific liner 'Empresa of Scotland,".
by Santini, Daeldrion, Secretary of "
the DOMirdori Football Attseciiition.e.
.Tire. iesini Played the first genie in
Itioritriel and then Went on to 'etnery.
oat, the' itchedide at Hamilton, To -
told*, Fort.' William', Winnipeg, „Re-
gintie Lethbridge,. Calgary; VatiCeir,
• yite..Nartaime,, Victorie,''-Edniontere.
• '$kat4on, Thnnsns Th. tour ends
"Trivelleil who. arrived • on the,
nf-Ritturia" ...from the :Far .
:-East; and who ,ceossed Canada in..'
to connect with the sailing Of
.7tittt "Eniptenixif-Prence-firOin-9ue..-
bee late' In. May, iii:otirtp,.thst.setion•L':
" had been stetted feeilie
of China. and :the end of '"brigand
Under the chalrreriestilpof Sun
eon „ 94 the late president cif...
• ,-Southern Chinsi,,,Dr.- Ban
milting wits held Whieli MaY result
itt the o�slltfon of 141
chino.
• CAN HE REPEAT? . •
• Everywhere .in : the antoznobile
_world--unusuat':-attention-Wbeing-pritcr
to the endeavor that Henry/ Ford 'is'
eeirliZetir-makteeduringe.theecemingettli,-
season to re-establish himself as ' a
'leader' in the industry with a new
type of . ear, It has been intimated
that he has set aside an appropriatien
of as high as $1-001:0:00-rth-Tadee-Oia-e.
the new -motor he ifill.-puk oft 9`,IP
market.:
, 'Leaders in other 'companies,
ever, are ' very: skeptical a•s to his p a-
bility. to again be anything , like. the
factor in the fieldthat-he was some
years ago when the old Fred was in
dernand all over the world; Thy ren
eon ,that unless he has sorii`ething ea:.
tirely different from Any other stand-
ard earhe will simplyhave to meet
the competition ora number of 'other
manufecturera who . have already
foiled it possible "to:Market:their out-
put of cars. On this acCount he .will
he'facieg an entirely different let of
conditions than 'these 'Which Prevailed
when tire old "Lizzie" was e by.word.
ire every section -cif , the country where
people wanted to own genie stile of e
Lear or another;• • _ ,
The United States market, ,hovVev.
•
er, has always_ shown. itself , most ee.
,aeonsiee to, 'advertising. and $15;000e
000 may be the means .of coeeertine
ainnY'People tp :the attractiveness of
the new type. thet the Fore engineers
have been working . Financial
Times. .
DEATH TO701:1t-E FLY
If there ii..mi".bieeding. 'place for
likes .there ill be no flies. : The al•
,inost total disappearance'. Of 'stables:
from •cities, has removed .' a prolific
source of fly 'propagation. But not
all the spots. which asaiet the fly in
preserving his species' Were in the
vicinity of stables. Where . there is
filth there willhe flies, and Wheep
,ffiee.go there will some of the filth
eedompthy them. ‘‘ ; ; .
Time was .When flies were eedured
a; • an :inevitable annoyance without
an. appreciation .of the menace tO
health there": presence as They
.swarmed because no effort was Made
.to eiadicate there; .Thet' era ie past
but :there are those still Whe tolerate
conditions :which in effect are not in.
linical to the i'nterest.4 of the fly. Not
every hoase oceupant ean pre -vent
flies from eceltirig entrance but el/el-y-
ule core keep them be the outside. It
is within the province of ell to 'refuse
to eurcitese food ,prOducts which are
„aeeessible .to flies., •
;Wereeveryone to , eliminate, breed=
ing places on , his own Premises and
to Screen: and awat, the fly , soon
compl4tely 'extinct!,
the rneinateFs of Which. we know
Mite throfightheir teeen remains. The
fly is small but he makes Up in,indus-
.:try and persistenee What, helaces in,
,
ir We
hecenie alarmed when en-
itienife'llarenteilselet.:encenianyeot
us telerateehe fly when we knew his,
'Preineiteeks it disease carrier. Becaifse
he i no ntrelt we nft%iirthe 1i
en; *hide. lee luny '641101:1tee . •
thee „*tel hinee nieneY.
to 'here your"old flames lia%:e home,
fire4 of their. own
Stilt leen 4.o.•••do
ailsnming, ot coma, that
Ott 0100110 to bo docent..
ere an
re -
The -Canadian Pafic liner" "Em-
preee of Australia," which played
s0. active and conspicuous a part in
rescue work after the Tokio, earth-
quake, is - now transferred from •
the Oriental to the St.'714Wrence„
!
'rho output of coal from Cansie,
dian mines during April lase was 45 "
per coat. treater than the average
for April in The past five years;, the,:
figure for, April tat being 1,31287i
tons as against e•five,--year average
:Of 90.7,238 tons.
Over 80.' prominent British' heivt-
eis arrived in 'Canadaon the:Cana-
dian Pacific liner Melita coming to
tour: this country at the request of
'the, Dominion .,Bowlin'g AssociatiOn.
Test matches will,.be played at
numerous points .across „the,
• Extension , of "trade 'between- the.
unitki Kingdom and Denude: is the
professed • object of .Theo; Feilden;
director-general :of the Empire,
:Trade League and editor-in-chief
of the Empire Mail of London, who '
arrived aboard the Canadian Pacific
*liner "Empress of Australia,"
re-
cently.
Fry to the number of 185,000 have
been put in the rivers west of here, •
with the 60,000. which :Fisheries In-
spector Martin; of Banff,. has just
planted. The fry were conveyed in'
-large cans; 5 -,1100 -t -o -the gen:travel-
' ling 140 'miles with oily one death'•
The . fry' are of the 'brown -trout
variety. • -
The Western --Canada Dairy. •Con-
vention which includes all datryin.,
interests in the (our Western Prov
inces, will be „held in the Bete,
Saskatchewan, :Regina, from • Feb
ruary 7th to, 10th next, year. .Thi,
Association will be hosts to bath :.
- the inter -provincial gatherine and
the -animal provincial dairy conven ,
tion of Saskatchewan:
The ' new -mammoth -r•ier, of the,
Canadian Pacific Railway Was offi-,
_ en ecl--reeentl rasTir--ftrettire,---•
et Greater' •Vancouver's. celebration
Of the Diamond Jisbilee of Oon-
. f edera ti orreelieme retie s mieveiseee d
officials of Lin te-c1-.7-g fates ----and-
Canadean Pacifie colisCproats tied
an international note 'no the eere
,
molly: • , ' • •
.
,e-Raieinge reireleer.'-ferce--
, commer-
purposes in Canada . will be and
•.taken this year by the Doteini,,
,Reindeer Co.,: with hes equeeters •
Vancouver; the company, hav.ios •
ported some 5,000 hid -of re:rit'
froin Alaska. ' This herd sril:
located on the vast. grazins ...ar-
betvieen the Athabaska anr'. 'Gro
Slave Lakee. on •thres act,.'
secured„ for that PerPese,' •-•
,11. W. Lennox. InSeictor for Abe
onilnion Forestr'Y ,Brancli it in.
- lien Head, says: dm -rd tee
. trees has been insisterit ' from all
,over the west. This year: we :, have
orders for • 8,060,000, asagainie
6,000;000 in 192.6." .. *FolloWing., his
tour of the , westhe said: *I find
, generally. a '.more settled feeling
IPeriple• are .planeing for the future.
'The old days, when farming was a
here: today and gonee tc-ertow af-
fair, have dipaepearec:e Farmers
are -planting teets, an wherever
•a grove of trees ie found; theis
. you Win" find contended. 'lionise."
•
Don &deader' Castello, who witi
head the Spanish delegation to
World's Poultry Congress to he 'field,
In Ottawa .from Jul* 27th to 'Aug-
. ust 4th, has notified Congress head-
quarters that the representatives'i
from this country. will arrive in
Canada on -July 23rd or 24th. The
Spanish live bird exhibit will reach
Montreal on .July 21st or .22nc., The
party' ia, sailihg from Cherbourg on
. the C.P.R. liner "Mentipial",oe July e
14th: Don •Saleador. Castello states ,
. he believes ,the' _Spanish National
Exhibitwill be one of the most ee-
Markt-tile staged at the Congress
Exhibition, • e
The Post Office Departnient. ad.
• visesthat perniissioe ..has been
granted its the Western Canada Air= ,
waya,/ Limited, or its agents, to
operate an air mail settle.' betWeen
Rolling Portage, Ontario, and the.
Red Like mining area, and convey
suchmailas is. 'offered for convey-
ance, by this servite. The require -
meets are (1) The vtotns "By air
mail* to be Jiromiriently,' wtitten on
the address . aide; (2) The metal
Canadian postage be affixed on the
•
address aide; (3) The "Air mail
stanip"' to be placed on the reverse,
- side.
.
E. W. Beatty, .Chafaren , and
President of the Canadian Pacific
Railway, has offered $3,000 in prizes
for the 1929 musical festival to be
heldat. the . Chateau P'rente r, ace Que.
The Folkeerig festival .recently •
, concluded at the Ancien` Caital
was an mithtending musical„Inccessi
being carried Out for the first time,
, The • prizes ',offered by Mr. Beatty
will - be .for Mislead ciiiiinetItionS,':
based on French-Canatlian chansons
_p:ophistres and folk melodies..
,Murray 'Gibbon, Canadian author,
who has transleted. Many, old
song's,
, largely responsible for,. tile suetess
! of the' recent Festival at Quebec., ,
.46eiging.trom,:nresseeeninlents in all
•' part* of ,the -contingfit'f.these -old •
songs Of French ,Canads are fait ,
' gal**. ittpopulority.;
M4FEKII11c,,
IlaYing' and berrY"-.Pielstiig are 'thr;
order Of the day : the wheat he
eeady to cut this weelc,
Mhis, Beryl Johnston, whohad been
In Toronto, correcting '. examinetior
papers far three weeks, , 'retiirnoc
home Seturday. •
is visiting
wanditt Stratford and ;1.;ention'thP,
week
Miss Grace '• PePier" st)i Zion, ; spoil
a day or two recently: '-withe her
friend, AgneS'Criirifitoin.
• •
Mr. and Mrs. -SaineCook and Mrs,
Lena ThemPsoa and daughtere. Opeet
Friday with ,Mr and Mrs Raynard
Mrs,. .John Satindeie. *tended ,the'
family re union at Mr Nat Wyerdhie
I:Tenger-men,' Friday . and gatu.rdaY.
Two'. ditto 'etnida of • the. .WYard fanftly
who. are .heine ftiffthe":T.e,4X11.014.: 3714;
.itedMie."°Stiunderie,.. Mr, Jas., 'Seen=
deis and. Mr. He* CUrieiri during the
week
Mr.: and , Mrs. J.* C. Stothers . of
London, Mr,. Stephen Stothees' of Es.
Sex, and Mr, Bailie &others of Wind-
sor, were home last week . to attend
the .,"Andrew" picnic, held Friday at
the hoine of Mr. Isaac 'Andrewe'
. Mr. and, Mrs. Will Begley ,and
daughter Of Himilton,-Mre.
bele pf Detiolt„ arid' Mrs.' Menary of
Crewe, were guests of 'Mr.. and Mrs,
John Blake, Monday....
•Mr S J. -Kilpateielt has- -re4ived.
several cards and letters' .from
brother; -Bev. R. T.. Kilpatrick of
Wyandotte, 'Mich:, Who sailed •frome
Montreal,: .June 24th with 'a party of
twelve on it two months, 'tramof the.
British Isles and the Continent. The
last, dated 'July 8th, • was Written at
the • paternal home, in Armagh; • Ire-
land, with snaps' of same. He also yia-,
_ited_the_..churchwhere-..hist-grantlfa,'.
ther's. family were baptized, and at.,
tended Worehip.. It is-oVer .500 year
_ald.Oheeeparty_eleatie-leiperit---severale
days in. Scotland, and were then 'eldev-
ieg for :London..
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ASTIFIELD NOTES
Miss Christena McIslain of Toronto
is visiting at herborne in Laurier. .
Miss Mettle Webster, who had been
eisiting.. with friends ie Detroit, has
returnedto her home : near LucknOW.,
• 'Miss Irene and Milan Moore of
Whitechurch, are guests of 'N their
.aent, Mrs.' Jack Henderson of Pera-
mOuril„, •
Mt. Andy Hamilton of HenfrYn
visited 'with friends • in Paramount
•
during the. week end
• Miss , nine •Kerr of Cleveland is
the guestof Miss Mamie. -Johnston Of
Laurier
Mrs H • 6:" Wash.leU'r.e.. of'.r...)ett'' oit, is
vieiting with her.. parents, Mr am'
Mrs. Alex. -McKenzie . of Lochalsh,...•:
• ;Mr. and .Harry l'arnelt
of .Paramount, derieg • the
Truive, visited witb Mr. ael-T:18.
week. :
• Margaret. McGregor of near Tees.
water, is the guest • of her aunt, Mrs.
Jack Henderson. of Paramount ,
Mr. W. McConnell of Hamilton
visited. with friends in Paiamourit and
Lothian last Week. -
-Mr. W.. F., Scott :is visiting with
Mrs K F. McLennan of Laurier.
The }lime Of Mrs. Wesiei 'Robb
Lochalsh, was the ,scene Of the., mon-
thly meeting of the Union
;.Huron Co., With Ai. g:iod. attendance of
members' and, vieitora. The meeting
was called to order by th. President
Mrs. McLean. After the initial, open-
ing, exercises the roll call was an-
swered by what, benefitswe.- derive
,from the U.F.W.0.• Interesting pa-
pers Were read; instrumental music
and solos were provided. After e
short discussion on rural conditions
.themeeting closed by singing the
National Anthem, When „lunch, Was
served by the hoStess.--$ee'y.
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'FOURTH CON.eKINLOSS'
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31.1LY mil, 1927,
Australia's
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ay -
PAGX,C.'
ue ec National, Event
11enW. D. Dow. nis Visemant JCL How W. L. 11111sidormile won. wartime Permian!, ,
.Lt. -Governor- • Lt..Govetnor---of Quebec.
-ever Was ship more reYelly, weL preceded 'me, and if he,- eilth all his
.corried to a •Canadian port than rev:lest-Ye could haste a faint uilideli-7
. was the. Canadian Pacific -liner "Eta- Mon of theregard in which he is.
press of Australia" On July 4th last, 'held and the very distinct influence
in the historic port of Quebec. It he exerted in YeOnsecjiience- Of that
was her. first appearance on ;the
• broad bosom of the St • Lawrence
River, Canada's highway to the sea.
. Already famous as one of the
world's great and matt beautiful
. 'ships the had come from across the
. Alan:tic newly conditioned and with
jntirely .new engines to take • her
• 'place ' in. the Company's Atlantic
fleet as another aid to the develop-
shorttrip, he would be gratified.
Hi's humanity, his generous instincts
and his rare tact, would win for him
a very peculiar place intheeffec-
dons of; our people were heonly a
private citizen and .not the personal
representative of the King.' • .
' In replying, His Excellency said
that during the last two years, and
especially during the last nine
,ment of Capada'e overseas trade. months, he had had the oppottunity.
.-----e-Hereariivelewas a patio -Mil event- t� Wein something of. the 'Canadian
and it was marked as such by a din= Pacific Railway. Much of the credit
' • ner on board it ,which were present of Canada's progress was duo to the
Hie Excellency, .Viscount Willing- picineere viho built that railway.
'doneetheeeGreverPeree„Generat.--ofeethe 20erever__ke_badLgone' be had ad-
DoMinion thee -Lieutenant Governor mired its efficiency- and the effi-
ciency, of its officers, and the: care
and consideration they gave to the
comfort and •the well-being of those
who used their lines. In his recent
tour in, the- west- he had- had the
opportunity to site 'What the C.P.A.
was doing' in connection with • large
irrigation schemes there , whereby
they were turning lands that Would
net be suitable for cultivation' into
smiling , farmlands callable of stip-
porting a largepopelation. Canada
also was noted as a great hotel coun-
try and he thought that the credit
for WI was due in no small part to
the -Canadian Pacific Ranway with
its chain Of . buildings across the
continent Before concluding .he,also
touched on the influence of the com-
pany on the industrial lite of* the
Dominion., • '
"But above all, I feel that the
pompan*. is a 'link binding the Do-
minion, of Canada with my mother
'Country," he ended amid cheers.
Replying .to the tosit to the,DO-.
minion .of Canada, Right Hon. W. L.
Mackenzie King .saidthat during
the telt few days everybodymust
have been stirred by the inervilloui
story- Of our riation.. When One re-
flected One wait* linpreised by the
eerie played by the City • of Quebec
and the Canadian Pacific - Railway
in the bditerry of the nation, he SAM
Wades graehitelehietorl• he Ole
of Ofitarfo and Quebec, the Prime
. Minister of Canada and by a remark-
' able gathering of leading ,Canadians
In many' walks Of life. As chairman
'esf the -dinner; E. W." Beatty: 'spoke
of the occasion as an evidence of the
development of the great St. Law-
rence route and the upbuilding of
Canada's ocean transportation ser-
vices by a Canadian company under
policies - based upon the conviction
that the St. LaWrence'ioute has; ad-.
vantages' Which , might welt be ex-
ploited in the interests, of the 110o.
minion. "There is no reason," he
said, "why this route should' not be
utilized to a greater extent every
year ,- by ' institutions andcitizens
resident ' in ' 'the United States to
, the benefit of Canada and Canadian
pusiness .institutions." , .: , •
. As an indication of the expansion
of . Canada's European trade , he
pointed- out that there are now be-
ing-T*1k, for the Atlantic service of
' his 'company no less than nine addi-
tional new steamersr— four for pal-
/ perigers, and five for freight, a total
lot, approximately 120,000, tons,
!bringing the Company's total gross
!tonnage in ocean Jake and river
teamehips to over .500,000 tone. -
rs
In • proposing a toast to the
• Governor General, Mr. Beatty said:—
"1 have 'jug- returned from a- trip
4et• 1Y014.444 Pluilltis WhfeTle - 14
5.
AliSs H. McDonald returned holtic
from Winghain, where She spent— a
• .
few days nursing .in the hospital
Miss Jeane McKenzie is'.up from
Toronto to Spend a few, 'wee
Brine Beech.
• A'niiinber from here intendtakiag
in the picnic td, be held at . broderich
this' Week. '
Now that the strawberries are 'ov
er, -everybody is busy again with the
rasPherry croti. • •
ed Where there evas,ri more beautiful( 7.
symbol of r a nationthan the joint(' ,
monument to Wolfe and. Mentcalra4
Another feature of early Cana-
dian lifeewase-the-part played iTh:
Canadian development in transpor-
tation by water. .Then followed con-
federation and the development of
the 'country by , transportation byl
land and by the; Canadian PaCifice
Railway, Quoting a letter from 'Sir •
Robert. Borden the Premier read
that had it not been for the French.
along the St. Lawrencethere wouldi
have been no British'tionlientete
Canadatoday---
:It was conceivable; said - the'
Premier, 'that if the Canadian Pa.
cific Railway had not ; been .built
that there *mid have been no -Brit..,
ishe-DoMinioneinewesterneCanatleetee'.
day. There Was a danger of 'penis.
tration from the -south, but the
C.P.R. brought British .. eett1eris
through to the West. ,`
"We have been celebrating the
development Of the former coloniee
intoa mighty nation. We have
come forward from a colonial 'larding
into a national status,the.Premier
went on. Tho new development was
on an international direction -1n
Which thedevelopment of.' water
transportation again came, to ..the
foie, as typified, he thought, by the(
Empress of Australia." He con -
eluded by 'paying -a -perisonal tribute :
to -Mr. Beatty- and the coeoperaiion-
he has always received from him.' .
"Theepioneein of industry, edu-
cation and nreligion, all labeled
bete," said Hon. W. D. Ross Lime. ,
tenant Govetneir. of Ontario.; in pried
posing the toast' of "The Previnco,
of Quebec." ••
"All''Canada owes a .debt to Quee
bet and to her loyalty. If she had
not stoOd' loyal at the, time Of .the
American 1 -evolution it is Probable
we 'should have no confederation to .
celebrate," he eat&
• Hon. NA:visite Perodeen, 'Lieu. .
tenant Governor Of the Province of
Quebee, in :replying. Welcomed the
last speaker's words and expressed
e hope for closer co-operation bps .:
tween the two. provinces. '
after which t e Roll was called awl
,•
answered by 'gems from great au-
thora..:' During the husiness part of
the meeting it was decided, to 'siak
the Paramount Club to Meet with us
at '..the home of Mary; •MacLeod, 4t11
on Aug: 18. After cornpoinity
singing the Pres read a letter frOnt
Mrs. Swan; which was followed by a
solo by Isabelle Chesnut which' was:
Mitch enjoyed. The next was 'cnt-•
reel Events , by Frances MacIver; fe -
lowed by:an instrumental by Helen
' FLOWERDALE ISWall; anda reading by Rena Gar-
,
ruthers and a paper on Moral and
Physical . Harm of Fault Finding by
Mrs: L. Maciver. A vote of thanks
was given. Mrs: Martin ler the use oi
her home, and the meeting „closed by
singing God Save The 10.-agy afteT.
har Pich lunch was served and a. s chit
hour, •enjoyed. '
.THE OLD PARLOR
rs, •John Munition) , entertained
her sone Archie and family last Sun
day . •'
Mr. K. C. MacIVer, of Alpena, spent,.
last week : visiting his ,' brothers
1
. Messrs. Geo. and • Le MacIver, return-
ing Sunda Y with his sop Kenneth.:
1Virs, Geere Feasernd-is ,. who 'motored over froin Alpena Sat-
ga. dauguter •
They were aecoinnanied home
.Reseht Mane 'are. Misitihg with the • urdaY•
former'Mother, Mrs. Gollan on th by liTanes Madver
who • Will visit
Secondfriends in ,Michigan. • •
Wm. .McConfiellTisTUrr----front ,,repert that -Mrs -
London for a few , days. ; R. Martin,, who underwent an opea-
Master Melvin Smith of. Torente tion for _appendicitis in Winghain
is •spending his, • vacation wIth his Hospital..lest Friday Is getting, atona
•
grandparents; Mr. and .Mrs, A. l‘lac-
Donalci:` . Mrs. Capt. MncLeiland and two
• Mr. and , Mrs. :John Mc'Murchy: of daughters of . CleVelandjare.
Windsor, and Mr. ...les. Ranter of spending: their, _holidays . on the •Old
London, visited at R. Middleton's-legt Strateideeefatinee•Flowetclale.
.week;- ' • 7 Mrs. :aveps. of • St. Helens,' is'
: Miss °Rye Rabic -is Speriding'V'rew Spending, a feev, weeks, at 4,
days in Lucicnow. • iiiniorvient4azi Alex el. lacLeed. and nephew,
SlecLeocl:•of 111.gesWatet,2Were.
a,Peratiarki• i.ix,W.Atizhani.:,.:1-i,04pitalsi.g, 710,10 krieT41e.•;•oalikis
!getting along gdeelir:i we are Please&Mr. Melvin • •Smith of Teroirto,
.the 'othei...day while. unloading „hey',
ITe..fell• from the' load onto: the' horn :6%4.: 1,,oil.'8....x.is.otei,.;'nt'rii,''we:d1.111G.cidieruill-, en
iloer,:hreaking neVetal. Albs -both' '
ng
eideSe At, Present lie tetting alb ,Fiewerdale last week.
,
.
1at
well We hope .for contineed improve- 11°- .i<A111's'ile''1.." 11;1*°t'
Anna. • , , • ' the liothe oi Mie. 11, Alertin laat
e'9he.ett.P3Vb. 'meeting; lief& .ift th
40110 of UtSR xartin was at
toadost by tho oi the ohth.
„
e,
ere'
Tharedey with. aL fir tteridaPce,,
Mre. S. Gernochear the PeCeident,. op,
ene4 the pectins in 00 usun) viay,
,se
.e.e.eireeesse,
SomebOdy, has Waked all at.
--Orieetrietlin-friet'that the old parlor is
gone../ Not only here in Anierica but
iii London, and all over England and
alleost., everywhere in the Western
Avorld. Arid' the queer thing abont-it
is,that nobody seeins to :haile seen it
go Or going. Yesterday if.„"was..tbe
,:ore; the .heart, • the eruption, ! the
'central sanetuni saticteiiim."Tett_e_VerY„
fif11.4fedged house. Today it is ne
more. Along :with. the Old. re!,.ont. , of
:state, tilecomeanie headquarter
where the .family Put its best ,foot
fetWaril.4nditeed the liCitiiheiit fur-
nitLie
-aequed en.,every solenin pos-
ture of the' -very priethie.st propriety.
.t,}1.9rP„.Was,the clrawing rp,o10,.._ top;
poor- and dreAting: rOonk togethe,
lifted any heuse. fortrinate.eriough
P'aaaeaa t&til clear out of the coneriell
and 'gave 'them, elute and rank' arid
glory. if so MUCh.,arehiteetural grand -
?air were 'still further bettieseed in
,r0iet by a tittirig•'reoni,••diriing room
and. perhaps a firatenotie . den, 7,thoio.
was ',nothing 'atom:hooded of portsi
distinction(' L
And now, complam certain elder13
romancers, drearning of fillies past,
eerier and draevingeroorns have gone
out and nobody paw them go. 0
Course, the explanation is very aim-
-ple. In all the old houses where 'par.
lor and drawing room hiyeirt re-
mains the saMe,-a new fashion of use
ancP enjoyment has Swept in and °bee
literetect the • old ,boundaries. •
les • gradually. got to livilTg all ,oyer
the 'house 'instead of parking thenie
selves *in certain restricted parts of it •
and barring the rest •frontAtse exeeet,
. •
Ofl
ethte ereeaeions., Ii the new h.ous.,
es the parlor was siniply. forgotten '•
and :eVOY .room made, for,. daily
,In the beginning', the nerloe • '
intended. or use. .1f. Was the part o
theheuse, where the faniiiy. was t6
have its private life and 'pleasere'and '
' comfort, safe froth' every! intrrision:
.it -got
away from . that simele,intention and
became the ' formidable' and,. formal
and' striffy: and , forliktdiritt.` thing • it .
,canle to" be. In .these latter '
hts Snectinified for. the c'erv"
ood ren -
son that heuSes shrunk to the actual
necessities, and the old-time
spacious-
riC ministering • to 'aide ,hae been
•-outleWed by:that. •mister ,leconreniet -
known as H C.
•
One gooderid plus another good kid-
makTlie:':gtfwtieoe'ebaecietikerid.ii:: brie' .
,
the -dresseve shews e iga re tte 'burns.
•
A ,goo0 Citizen is, 'one Who, .13r041,
rio ss Fet,t thoe that -k-orii have'
a contempt,. for also.
eeneeseet.!.''''
• I
Struggle lieepe :eon ttng Ne,te'
how a, prune's iink1os diSniipeai • •
when it gets into hot water:,
...,,Tature tried to ',Mike, us fait in
aur !judgmen S1I6,go.Vo.tis ear t
hear both &Ida. •