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tIOXNOW t.4Z1s1TX1sTEL•
ever, Thursday morning:,
at Licknow.:Pntarie.
MacKenzie, Proprietor
and Editor , •
riuDAY„srciqryyt..,tipa 4, ;Is
Modern failning.'40kus, ..tttc,f0.Lr Wifit." 1Wci.)g"
qt.:DEERING TRACTOR-011'0.kt b•Y anring:
ey. :•They ..are built to, !ask ,entl•a tschool hey tett operate themN� ,: '
Wor141.09. Oats .exposed grit Or Sandi' tti.ow,urv5,'no Itrottble7;
Melahlg, sttradieti,TOr'ihallle eqclosed_.*, ;Hun- :
dieda'..'er_nitta.date 'farmers in Ontaritare.„ keeping .:their..baya
At„hennet.indilheir work up ' the • l'itederiiiCk-.•
.beerhig PffietOrai •Bleile; :Ondither'llaacitlnea Of. the: same ninke;
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• , The NEW- McCORMV.KtDEERING GRAIN,' BINDER conj.
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, Vales the best mech'aitical features of the Old McCormick •and
' .Deering ,i,arli.eliters, light, in draft ,and convenicAlt to ,onerlite.. it
is available With either the McCormick i ci r ,Iletringl : linniters.
Twenty-two •iinpeeteettentS built Into the...-'11a;Mtltan-Ililide; Binder
,
. ., . , . . .
iiie:it more desirable than foreter Models, '
i$rMiA!lAt 'Al, , .IIABVESIER CO. OF 'CANADA', TAD.
0 ANDRE
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gent, ' .LIICKNONY Phone 31
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)UE.Service
apr1'hflTbC-redli-•-Sto re-
•Brintfiert,'"Glit.tdge;”. 050. Pt. --••;5e:, :per 14.; .Cash.
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• The Wite, of interest' in •iwikalltitik
Itas engulfed. ,this; continent.
:31nee ;"the "senaatiokal victoryof
G.e0r90”: Young on • the, .California
Coast, likely will subiide, now that
aort',6f climax was reached the'
fifty thousand.cloilar contest at To
• . The .Exhihition management . will
net Atage, a big swimming event`neXt
k „ .
m,aybe net for Many years:,
Atlantic and the'PaeifieltiVe been of
Sort Of .hull -head rather than act.-
ejitilic nature. , Little hut' farm) WAR
t� - ,.be gained by these stunt flight*,
utd They have gone but to prove that
,aviation.• has not yet reached that
' 'Although there was •atielt Irethenth,
)U.S, interest taken in the hie event;
the siviin did not aniount to mach:As
an exhibit.' The stur,khrid to be !undo
. too oarly for , most would-be specta,
ors, and the fiaish'eame tee late. The
itart was :much more spectacular
(when nearly • two hundred splashed
•int!) the water) than the finish, Wher
only three lired men, 'hours apart
crossed :the finish line. The Crowd,
-celtid4.see.only...44 wart,inid then tiir
..Snrimmers as they • pa' -sed aleag-tlic:
one -mile' stretch at Exhibition, Park
/
and thepassing was So • slow • and
long-drawn...out as to be, without in.
tereat. • ,. , '
The "big swim'' "appears to have
developed into a 'cold' -'water , endar.
ance test rather -than a•test of spied
in the water. ' At. any tate, .the greal
mafority, of, Oe. contestants quit or.
_toot , cranip's - because. of the Cold "ra-
ther-then-beeanse or fatigne:' -
• 'The 'collapse . of George Yeung, af,..
ter making abOut five miles, -was a
stunning •,lilow to the whole event,
George • was' the .,"hope" of ' Toronts
. .
-ani,-,dtbe---ceuntry,....Wlienjus_collaps
Point Of develoinnent When ililt4a of
two or threethOuetted. miles over the
,ocenn;in any direction ;toy he taker
with reationahlri, safety. ' ,
Mr .tourtney, 'who ' beeAheen'wIIt
• ins at ',$00,thaltiPton: jar ffVe.Or aix
'weeks fOr, favorable weather, •condi!.,
t° cross, 'the° Atfantie lY-
ttlt. time of tyear to heei) :out the,
pesky havitkit400esaaota and' ., Windowe• have
ilOarl and *indeoratihat rill lit all:nesttanY size. elluing. We also
have screen wire in every widthfor: retoveriug doors..
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OIL 'STOVES -The' Oil' Stove clasoirt IS here and there is no-
thing that Will aida, ratite ,to the tom:tett et. a' home In`.: hot, weaiher
•!;thiut :in, oil- stove. We have in 'stet& the 'New -(erfedien ' in three.
and'fifellat4tUrner.„ also. the "PlOrenee'cAnt om a 'and/ we la re
piac-
ed in atOilt,this year the, This, ia,a,vory 4Stoye,':
Uttorttls built, easy on oil and ,fitted. •wiili the' 'Lorain ;#7,orner which
is guaranteed for. 'ten Years.... Pot- these .vtliO hase:111.6"11 house wir-
ed,have an Electric Het Plate two -burner, v'cliith, has 'given
excellent satisfaCtien.. • ' • • •••'•4 • i
,
ing beat 'f1Vhalei.while
'eared over .cautious, has - -the
;.
Iookcd
l',;,etigtir. • Wit rnnortint:
F9to '140* And `4,11113:::PrellAbi,n ePnrstt
have do ,.mtich. to do *itli edifditions
'sat .the ,indtlatrY, NittCh been pub..,
fished of ,late in despatches .from De-
troit, but, in. Borne inatiote; More,
maY he learned from ,the olltaide
lOoldlig In, than when on the ground.
Per Instance :7 FrOM•a, MAP; iTti40 4ealS
in Materiels it' is learned that ,Ford.
is ordering for but 5,000 cars, .This ,
is. gives, as. an, actual fact. When', pro,
dnetio.wpossibilitiO Or Fetthare fron7
8,000 t -o, 9,000'earni day, ,fikat repre;
.sents ,but trlictien, of an ,ordinary
's'issitt of the MS" cemPetitork , rush time :t.44h7production.ad10,09Il,d0'1'40.17.0.;
who• rustily set ,:eut,....,e#,her. turned. is ...oieeatiyte.P.6rteal. and,,bayingloSt
'•hack' or,swere . ninny, mho have: taken on, other cars,
' TjTe. great race' from Oakland, C. may have left. 60..per'•.cent, the
fdnia to Ennoltilu,ingst b regardednumber.:, .k,profinctien""of .,5,640 cars
as a = failure; :although two . of the to star.W.Ould'then, in all probabiflty
planedmade the obJective In "aafeti. :represent One car eaelitn;-the dealers.,
•ROOrING•-•eVe, have jut receil'etk tai d of. Iirantford
Roofing, inekiding Uob 'Itotsfing,• 'Aitre.Lecle an'a 8)-iikr-t44-6 Shingles
sinii7blii,e need rot.* roof for house o harhi AOYt- fairtO-s-ee' US. 7
We ltioe the material and the price is right. 11,0 1,,,,ure to ask vto see
,00r imitation brick siding..,• It is the in/aerial ...to make a frame
ItouSe very *arta :and in aPpeArAnce. ahnost like' red, ;'ick., . • „
SHERWIN, WILLIAMS PAINTS and YARN CHINAMEL
NATURAL V.ARNISII, AUTOMOI3II Er AINT, 1:411.4C,
SATIN FINISH ENAMEL. '
COneht,. Little,Plaster Always On Hand, ,
rd ,ie
Heating, Plumbing and Elec.tric
Airmitford' Big. Euttd are beautiful, heavy
• ,
a
,•asphalt , elates Made in numerous. inellow-temed• ..
P 0 ' 'tints: 'They give.a thadow"line Which arldt.grea
tIy
::,,... to i heine's'Alistinction and:charm': Being tapered.
extra thickneas and weight' are :exPosed.to sun„
wind. ancl.pin. .Therttfovide double thickness
over "li the Mei and, triplethickness over part of
„ tberoo . Sire 16 inchesh . la Inthea, iald 5 leehee '
': , tothe cagier:: ... :•• , ,
firantfoi� Roofing Co., Lisnitad
- ' !Dr ntford,'Ontario
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The, lesee. In 'connection with t'Alk.: en! '' Late, ...reports state it will be Seine..
teruiis° were too /1!eat.'. ' - .' ''. ti -'''w -e 1,..et before the official ,misouri4.e.
The Louden -to -Landfill - and • the ment rff. the Ford .coroptin7 is made
Windsor -to -Windsor enterprisea mimi It is poisihle that,, With tipwardi • Of
liso. be regarded aa failures' whether $i,000,000r daily loss in0YOrhead
.er not the planes finally succeed: in
Making over all of his plaitts 'a plat;
landing in ,England.. These Rights of *atchful Waltin. , It rnuat he re::
Were very, attractive, fascinating, : IL called that competitors of Ford have
fnet, but both nuteblnea earn° del"' cars designed and ready to annoueee
''before reaching •the %Atlantic coast but are waiting his annoimcement be -
where the main teat Weald refilly be fore doing so. Ford knows iliat. tux',
.,gin,4'', ' - may he Waiting out comPetilera him -
It is safe. to sithritirthit:•-thin fee- s
_
elf; 'An, that event it may be soln...
. . - -- - . .
tare of.-,014iOn deq,10PMent .is now .time before the trade storm breaks ,
at an end, and that hereafter greater The ' battle for 41119renurY is bawling
',iettentiOn. will .he 'given to improve. big 'and: portends startling develop.,
"Merit Of the machines, and the weath- inenta.• . ' '
, , ,. „
•ertenditiOns. which , . permit. long
It is e'ven said that .Ford mar find
,.fillibis:' '''' . ' ' • '':."'. .' other eeniPetitors in the field by the
WAS •reported, tile crowd tm.thebeach,
fairly melted 'away • .as though' . the
lace n°, longer,' had 'interest *hat
.happened .to the iniSky chainOloir ,of;
. • .„ • •
.the 'Catalina thahnU•siVim.'is A 71nYa-'.
tery • net Yet, Solved.. -
drunk and his permit is cance
' There appears to_have"been a loll;
• of eeaaa .for :getting .into the race.' luid—e-g
, , :see. that •tlie ..permit is cancelled nee-
'. for a month; this. board-- wilT
SOMe• 423 Signed up, but :many' ,of
• manently." • Another statement ',Wait'
. these did -OOt present themselves 'Org
'This beard will not stand fin.: drunk-
Ill'ermariiing of the face....And:niedipai . .
'.etaminaiion and, ether . tests cut the' 'enness on t • Ander is-
numliet down until! Only 17.$ 1.74 'theritY board." , •
ri:akl I etd.° 11.24tieeTn: it ma 'oalEfInshnii;t is an, is itakt;:it.yhdhere be e.
water-, the 'Catalina Citaniiel;
to live up to what
eind that George ,Young, 'the thee 'toe
known .Toronto boy, wsia" the only plc
,to finish.' So- the Toronto event
not so Unlike, other: big 'taWiintiting
..centesta ,as, might at...fit-Pt appear.,:,'
• The ,swimtner must find .a 7insieler•
able difference :betiveen „ Salt water
• ind. fresh water, the Water- in tit.
rtglish Channel trieil Abopa, ac
te/d. as • that ief. Lake ''Ontiarte
Many' swim -niers , have. remained ,• .if
the Chatinel vtrater Mitch longer thar•
'Rey were, able. tO.ertatire. the water at:,
the Exhihition Park .beach.
........AtZleaS„retnar.kahle =that praCtically
ail the Women "stvitninera .catialdained
Of,: the cid& ;them. it. Was. net '• se
Much exhaustion as chill . which fore.,
ed 'them • to :give :me: • .With .tite. Mee „
there was -lunch less- complaint of the
;•eout, ,,..Yet most ,Wpmen. will go Man!!
• on a chillY.daY, .scanty attired,''While
, men • are iv/paring ten tittles . as., much
. weight. af.' elothing,, and the. women
'for. a time tat Any rate., .Will .1.fe-ar
.comfortable is the ,
,Yierkoetter,the. German. who 'Wo:r
the- race. appears to Ve „been ad-
mirably censtittite'd for. such, an in
tetittisehe teis' enderance !against
hoth, cold aoa• 'fatigne: 'Mit that was
,inst what. was 'Snicf,cf George Young,
After. his ''sp,ert,aeitlar victory , in Cali..
,fornia. He, tee Wns"‘ttling, at:the • fin-
ish. "Vierkeetter • in One Of his at'-'
teinpts to aWim, theEnglish. Chatifiel.
lisd. to he taken from the water, 1111 -
able to 'finish. 'Teinporary heeth
condition, ha§ much ' to. "de with these
endtirance tests whee nerve and,
41e and grit 'are tried to, the break...
Ile, Want. •. . , • ,
. T,he ,action• Of, the ana*,'
Igeliient ten thousaint'dol.
Tars thetWeee the four women swim-
mers who Made the :best •:. showing.;
will Meef With •eeneral Approval. '
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i!ENMITS TO BE CANCELLED "
WHEN PRIVELEGE' OUSE!).
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Evidently, Mr. D. Hanna, cha
man of the Ontario Liquor Control
Board, is .going to endeavor to Ore -
vent the Government Control system
from a liWiritirdiSreputeT,----Pfelast.
week announced that periintswill he
cancelled for drunkenness, ioa he
evidently means business. He said:
"When a man gets drunk arid is fined
ten dollars, or when a man gets
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GYPROC. Your
V/HY endure :another' winter' ,With a rtid ge?.
fly
lining it with Gyproc you trin3is;tvethr. cosi' ciacic.cd*
-radiator, frozen.water pump and onmerous repairs catich by
' zero weather. ; „.•
Gyproe keeps out winter's, bitter-T.0M, 4186 fire -
resisting. Essy inez'ocnsii'-e to hpy t'!" •
Write for fres bookiet—"Niy 'From- " kt:ir t ator it4,4;
Ilacboard ,Thtulatiag.Slioittlg and, int4.0(N,w114 , .hoInt
' THE ONT.A.41EI‘GYPSUM. PAttis„. CANADA
nreproof Ve-4111:eoar
Por Sale,By • '•
Wxn mwaie- ..C`kP9w, •
Rae 84 Porteous '
1Win tifOOtt 126 .01116 to to140, the.
Ora* hat and fault it in ate kitcbe
'tide* te° keep the
,
, A• ,
The cancellation Of permits,, No*-
, ,
ever, will not guarantee that there
Will, be t no drunkenness- • although it
will make drunkenness r a dangerous
pastiine. Underthe. present system
1 person without a: permit can have,
no trouble Whatever .in getting liquor '
•„4: .person Wig:a ,permit can get $
!.creat. &at anore-licituir than he Ma
consume, and the surplus : can *turn.
ed over to those who have t ICA their
.nerinits, with little chance of detec,
tion., The .way of the bootleggegr.
the Present tipie la Wide open. It is
"1-Tue that 'if \ a man's permit indicates
that he is 'getting More liquor; ,than
be can use in :a. legitimate way,- he
may be called iipon to give an, Re-
count •of -his dealings, but this ,can be
overcome by having a nureher of per-
t holders turn • their ,iiipplieS over
to hint. =
; The:argument was that,when ;min ,
eeuld' purchase :ail the liquor he de,:
sired in a hwfuh way, he Would not
e•(;' to the bootlegger, but the army
of drunkards= Who have their • permits',
permanently .cancelled will constitute
grOVrint and ready 'market , for
lrotlegged liquor, It is a traffic that
is hard to control '
,
time he is reaciy. There is a hint, PT
this from Severaq•uarters. Meanwhile
be ; is exercising caution and withhold-
ing - as rnuch
„inforniation as • possible
from the news and trade press. Fore
is reported to have been seen an the
car. It -even' repotted that ponie
have Viewed it when • it ;aPPenfed, Ori
...tiwheat*pidbolwibitiaedsiiionniteottp.7,th, bile:L•thepheoc04.:
features were obtainable.--' ,,• ,
gut
rferoponirt Daebtoruoti",ht4e that 0A4-6:
was then giving ireplaymenk, to about
One-half his force while making' eye
the Plants. This half takes .turns a+
. ,
I .,' .
.• stock corriad, Inforination Furnished mini! Service .
on Brantford roofing rendered by
Wm. Miircii.e*
;SOn- LUcknow, Ont.
;and' ordered, out- of town. As the girl* ,,
are ,Klid to be past the teen age; their • •••.
kat -lot' -can-- be-only-explainekaalone.:
of ;rank ' huniiedesty- andcollossal.
nerve... No ' decent or right-thinking
crirl would d0 such a tit:1%g and the
citizens 'bete will not tolerate ' such ..
conduct on the part •• of :acme , leosel s •
brained, low-niotalled . outsiders.' This
ilayi_se:iii.„:„harel:01.0atiLiag, e, brit. .tli,
visitors. on Saturda,Y ,ealliefor it.
aCtion on the pert oftthilunweleome •
T.AICE ADVANTAGE'OF THE LOW
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PRICED SUMMER TOURIST.. •• -
FARES;
4:ee';'=!themtillaces--iow-,21,00ge4._•to rid
by now feel that the trouble fOr
4927 wjllpOSSiblY be delayed unti'
1928,as Ford wilt have to ilbt so
:Voik in 'building up a new distribitt.
ing organization. rebuilding the ole
which has been ,shet:full bf,,boles •dur
to the inability Of 'dealers' ,in FOrcl
cars to carry the load for such an ex-
tended period of Meanwhile
General motors With Chevrolet as its
big producer is showing vast. Isale
gains for .the summer months, run-
ning almost , or quite -one-•qtiarter;•:-
MODESTY, WHERE ART THOU.?
-a-lay--;oft---While=•-departraerit' after de-
partment is being:,retpoled.'„, • •
Interest which has been created
the me* Ford production has teache,'
remote - foreign.; countries. inquiries
regarding h are piling' pp from sec-
tions remote :even fieinc civilization:
'iTe-show.hovi 'great is the interest
a •Detroit newspaper :kepi a photo,
grapher hidden: near the Ford ...plant
and Caught what itreported to be
Piaui*. of the neat...model tiavellitig'
at fully .45 mules an hour. • This show-
ed a radiator Of the design of : the
Lincoln car, • which ' Ford also makes:
and four wheel brake mechanism. ,
• At 'about . the time Of th. ShoWini
of this:, picture in print it was „stated
in the news of the 'day that Pot& ha&.
asked the, Detroit carlines to. provide
• . • .
electric cars for ,3•000 more workmen.
..,Another item of interest is the re-
moval of the assembly lines 'frott.i. the
Highland park plant of . Ford. ..Bui
sonai'lline ago a inan On the inside
said that FOrd,•Weuld-rePlace-old..ata-
aenibly• lines with new one thatwould
allow the ,assembly on the, chain
of Ford,, „Lincoln and, 'also FordsPn
tractor all ;atthe same. time. The new
. line will also, allow of the assembly
Of the new; :eight cylinderniodel. It
is reported that this model will be
airceoled.-
• 'Prone. the: Ford plant it is , learned'
that. Ford is slowly ipakingt up: his
mind -on'iorne special Meebenical fee.
bites. Naturally „these. have to,1:46.•in-'
eotporated in the 100, test •cars Which
are said to be oh, the road. After se-
yete. trials the •• mechanical feattri„
' *.
' may or May net he adopted:0It„rnuet
,be recalled that Ford has held to onr.
model for 20 years or Mere and that
he and : his .force are not ',trained, ir„
making. changes. besieming and. Per-
fecting neW, Cot, which y . Will no
;Show hugs aplenty, is therefore A' Stu
,nendous task to bite:. wherein othe7
factories, where, models .ate 'changed
once ,and. titsiee,yearly; thete bit!
little .effort comparative to Ford's 're
,qUired 'work.
Itis Said that Ford .addedspice tr
• ”.
the ,sittia.tion be, allowed onc
Model to be driven to a ...golf club.
few saw it. The hood -was not liftel
Slackening .,of operation' bY Ford ha'
hro'ught below nOrmal business foi
SO many; that his progress' IS' beity
followeil, as Closely ,as ptiesible, by: •
everyone in t, e antomPtive ntanufae;
turing indtistrye ' othQt'ilomt! ,
plinies are dependent ittle'n Ford tha4
business :generally In 'Detroit' And stir=
tounillags,is belevr.normal. an.c.1, every
6-nela 'boiling against 'hope new. tho'
'ord will beaten his -egnerimenta'.t..
work and get down to real,' rnanufac-
turing But
,P.Ord.,•1$.710W0,..that„t0-brine,.
out a model net inethanically perf'ecf
wpule- e plCying. *ith firc inastnn c
Coninetitora would Soon grab
:b12..C4orinsetitorS-•\ fe'el: that -2P*oi'd
essuse 5 'landslide in the btisiness
Should, his new eat tatitte a m.arket •
,UnSet; The ethnnetitate ere therofort
teatehipIly. Weithig' and as" the , dat4
One, Out ,o eveil„persoris , in
• t. t'or '
spand tb ¼e"11.6
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:tat.
-,stAspiNG BY GEORGE YOUNG
;LONG b1gTAN,CE STUNT FLYING
We 'like:Ty have heard about • the
'ias.1' Of mean flighte'for,Sorne tiMe to
•conte....-: During the. 'past mineth dis-
arittr -has fe1lowe4 • disaster in 'rapid.
eleceesion, • the failures&-he/ing alto,
.,v'ethernet proportton%to the Slic-
The loss of thi t l'Anhael.
, Uri tteessa,...Lon.„0.0f.Lein
premoted ihdfiiht and, went , as
passenger.- appears, to ;lie ve acted hat
"sort 614,1ast straw, ail iubh, pirt-
mo :has tarnoci against trans -oceanic;
i14.111-s,•44o-tlutt. lit:. ;olio now, venturet
neeftettett enterpriees. will be•regard-
', ea as a fool rot bey thanp hero. even
*heft eticeees attend:4 hie 'effort.
Since .Lindhergli's flight to Paris
the various creeks at crueeing 'the
(From
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(From The ,Port Elgin Times)
I0vould=seeni-tliat4iodestryi
becoming a lost virtue Evidence of
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this is train time ,totimebeing clear-
ly'. revealed,: but no more btaienly.
than c Saturdayafternoda' last tYlieO
three young ladies' (if we: maY be ex-
euSed for calling them -such) from
'Southampton Bedeli
and indecent 4isp1ay of :themselves
on. :the, .street here; which in the •,ina-•
jerity of places Would have resulted
in the t trio being made an example of
in the •police ' court Mter •:tralkirle
along the lalceshore •from Sotithamps.
ton the ..trio paraded through main
street garbed in 'nothing but short
,jeraeYs and abbreviated bathing
-suits; andwalked into: a ' business
Place here where they were later aP=
,
The public' will be pleased to know:
, ,
that in soite of George Toting'si sen-
Sational failure at Torontohis train.
er, and manatrer, Messrs: O'Bytne and
Levy; are going' to stick by 'him. A•
rresa report says that Young's train-
ing camp at CoakVille,.waa' broken up
on: Saturday; that O'Byrne • and his:
,farnilf Went to Niagara -Pills: While
Gremige went to Toronto to visit Ahilf
mother, before leaving, for California
in cOmpanywith the 011yrnes And
Levy:, George Young is Still young'
(not, yet .i.sy and hasample thee in
which to redeem his repute on as a
switienier..„ Mt. Vrigleyi wber Put 14P
S25,000 in: connection with the mars:
then sveim at Toronto. 18offering to
put n another twenty-five thousand,
provided,. some . other imrson; city or
organization of any kind will pat np
'an iquirainatirit," Making ,A .950,000
piiree tor another evnmining contest
spEpIJIATINGTAnour-VORD----
: AND
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You can take a trip' tri' the Later-
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eating places in 'Canada at greatly'.
reduced rates. Plan to 'visit Jasper
.:TatiOnaliPark this.".iummar. 'Bee the..
winiderful N,•,Srtli Pacific : Coast, •the ;
giant mountain, country 'of ,
or the interesting
Now is si: very comfort.
able SeaSen ,for traver-and Its lower
cose,adde another good .reeese.... for
7:-p1annieg' a present ',season trip. '
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Any Agent: of .Canadian National '
Railways will supply you with Mere- -
-tpre • and Pill information regarding
the. different lours .and
; .
.good town is A place where a .
girl knows accepts: a „ride-
Proached-'by .County. Constable Travis that'she•WOn't have • to wk hoae.
,The fnl.lowirg ar,fiele 'about I-Tetiry,
Fittd hie new dar and his Plans of
.-Htiolt nobody anneals klurktV
sin -thing.. has beengoing the rounds.
to 'we 'puss it 'Pe for 'what it is worth;
Every ,ecrap of 71.eitro ,today. that
,collacritI3 the ,plani of H•try Ford to
.9111°A
royERsrry. pf WESTERN
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'FRE University' belongs to the people
a- : of. Western Ontario: It seeks to .
eerve the whole community. : -
In 1926-27 nine hundred and nine- -
teen replier tstudents were enrolled.
Ons hundred and fifty nurses in training
received professional and technical in-
struction. There were one handfed and
silty adriffilliking systematic Work in
the Extension Department: '
_ As • the gross income of the
University is small -top small
- for its 'most pressing needs -all '
freshmen classes will be limited
" in numbers. Only students hav-
ing the highest qtuillecatiens will •
be accepted. Application -should
be madcas wiz as possible. .
. Retestratime Lidy-23r4 Sep-:
tember, 1927. t .
0* featie Indy gm"'
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:Regiaftar.
'Osauta._
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In the interests of the Vnited..fatm-
ers' Candidate. in North Huron
Sheldon Bricker
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Will Be Held on
Wednesday, Sept. 7th'
lluevale, Ethel, Port Albert and Carlow
`Thursday, Sept. 8th ; ,
Township Hall, Morris; Walton and Moncrief
,Friday, "Sept. 9th
Goderich and Dungannon .
Saturday, Sept. 10th
Winghani,and: Brussels.,
All Meetings Will Commence at 8.30
• Weloc1(13.1V1:.
, Speakers at these meetings W. H. Da -
4,1 F. R. Oliver, M:P.P.; Miss
'Agnes_ MtPqaii; VILM-illanv and thei,4'.
-Candidate;,,Mr. Sheldon-iffiCker.
mpg-ting§-,tt� -bp `addrei64-by.:111411---
• Agnes McPhail, will be held as follows:
At Dunlop . Sept. 7th •
At Westeld se pt, 9th - •
The omen's Meetings will open at 2.30' in
.the afternoon
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