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• Lucknow Ont •
L, O.' L. NO. 428, Lucknow meets
tKeinsecond TueSday ok every wrath
In thair hall, at 5 weloeit: C. MOnint
'W. Al.;* r. Carter, Rec. Sec.
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willeproceed to distribute the asseta
ef the said estate. among the parties
entitled therto, having, regard only
.to the claims of which they shall then
have' had notice. and the said execu-
tors -shall not be liable for the said
assets or any part thereof to any per-
son- of whose claim they shall not.
then have received notiee.
DATED' at Winghamthis thir-
teenth' 'day of September, A.D. 1927;
----RTViietetesree-,'eWirigliarie PAN-Soh:tile
tor for the Executors. • (29-9-c).
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DON'T 'SPEED -IN-. WALKERTON
That it is 'better to drive ale* in
, Walkerton and see the sights than it:
,is, to drive feet and see the poiice
court meta impressed upon a former
. . , . . • . .
High School student here, who brees-
.ed into town - on, Sunday evening of
.last week in a .high-poWered Machine
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and proceeded to -give the 'native. a
, ,
thriller by tramping ., heavily upon
. the gas; sail's the 'Bruce Herald ...and
Times. ;
The Pollee,. who saw him brush' by:
in a • elciUd' -of dust were unable' or
, the first occasion to get his number;
but on attempting 16 repeat it seems,
he Met the fateofthe pitcher that
Iwent toe often to the well, for he
was flagged by the, officers and later
taken before ' Magistrate ' Walker, Wilei
fined him $20 and costa, or .a 'total
levy of ;26.25 for the 'offence, as eh
se-capeellingellis-lierrilit 0 • Wrie
ear_forethe halaneeelefethe.eyeat, 7
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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.In the inattee...of • the ,Estate of
Catherine MacKenzie, late " of thu
Township of Culross, in the County
of, Bruce, Widow, Deceased. .‘• • •
• 'Notice is ,hereby given that all per -
mins having' claims or demands a-
gainst :the late Mrs: Catherine Mee-
Kerizie.whe died ori•or eibopt the sec-
ond 'day of April A.D..1927 at,. the
Township of Ciilross in; the County of
Bruce, are required to send by 'post.
•. prepaid Or ta deliver to the, Under--
• signed, the agent herein for the ex-
ecutors, A. D. MacKenzie, : Lucknow.
P.O.,• •' and Kenneth MacKenzie, Tees-.
'• 'water P.O., their names and addtees-
• ea and full particulars of their .'clairns
and staternents of their accounts and
• • the nature of the securities, if any,
held. by ,them. • - • • '
AM:), TAKE NOTICE , that . after'
-...the 15 day of October, 1927 the said
executers, will proceed ' to distribute
the assets of the, said deceaSed among
the 'persona' entitled 'thereto,' having
, regard only to th c1aini of which
hey Slialf then have notice, and that
• t ac said executors will net be 'liable
for the said tesets or any part there-
of to any person o,f whoee,claim they
ishsill not then have received. notice.
. Dated at Teeswater this 12 day of
September, A.D. 1927. . '`• •
' W. IL 'Logan, Agent for said,
executors.
(29'-9-c)
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' NOTICE TO CREDITORS
.. NOTICE . IS .elIERE13.Y ' GliVEN,'
. purekient to Section 69, ("nap. 121 of
the , evieee Statutes' el "Ontario, .that..
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all ;iereorm
ie:haying. elaie 'against- the.,
Esthe of ,John rr, Clealithers; • -do
; eeeeed Who. died' 'on' Or 'about the. eed •
• and •.aa.:3i: Of' JaritiarYi:•A.1).:1927, - at
•, the f TOwne:hipof Rielegi.1 a the ...Proi-
: ' inee',..or.;::Orifitiro-, are "'required, IV send.
'11.5Y Pet, PrenOtl., or to 'deliver to .11..'
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an stone, • Winghate„ •Ontario, Solici-
;tee 'kat the Executors,: Oh or before
the,faurth day of October; .A,D...10.gT,
, their hatneS and eddreitsese with lull
.. partic,tiliti% in writing` of 'their elating
:,...,etid the nature Of.:,theeerieerities--,Of
• en yi-worcr-,ir -tyili-do-31--iraifted by a .
;statittery.. decIaratiOre ' " . ,
AND TAKE, 'NOTICE FURTHER
• 'tat -after :the seid fourth day Of Cht.
9hOr'et;TI. .19270 the ,eetij Zxoetsterp
, t0;
. •
Keep • the family I
•
united. If some are-,
away frourhome, the
easiest , and quickest way
Is of course by a Long Dis-
tance ,call. The young
people' nowadays put up al
'very brave front of wish,
mg to appear independent
and self-reliant„ but their
hearts "still *thump faster
when they hear -Dad's or
• Mother's voice over the
wire.
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Even" When they go'
intobusiness, per-
haps in distant cities,
their ' nature does not
change with their .habita-
tion. The, tie still holds.
The dear familiar voices
are just, as potent»
Have a regular time ,
to call up the absent
ones by Long Dist-
ance. The service was, ,
never so rarild; !Ile cost
of Interurban, Service to
nearby towns—within a
radius Of say.25 mil
•-Very, low: •••
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ASHOIELD. UNITED Ci,IURCH_
The, people who weren't at Blakc
on Sunday evening enisied a special,
treat in the stirring message that
Rev.. R. Kilpatrick of Michigan, give
to 'the congregation. The audience
was 'smaller than usual for an even-
ing „servke. Eat it.. was gocied. serve
e The Hackett dhpir, are. bilay'•Fac•
tiing fqr the Anniversary.' • ' • '
Next Sunday •Rally:bay Yoe 4'
-Siitida1r4Sehealie----ieheneaft„...,t0achere
and scholars are asked tohe' in their.
'Places,sand when it is hoped yisii:erie
will benumerous. s
• Blake, the Sunday School Rally is...in
unison e with the church -.sereice at;
11130 flaw the `Hackett S.S. RallY.
Serviee, will be held in the •church
, , .
auditotium, the hour preetereg the
tegnliir church service:, .The pripted,
sheet for order Of "giervi61,,: e
used, e'eld i',epeciat•addreicisliven- ,At
Zion similar arrangeMehts are 'made
S.S. ,service „there leein'e at 10:39
a.m. All -are urged to mak.i these
gatherings highly .successfel, re.
• membering. to bring a 'special Offer --
Next „Sunday enerke fiiat annivers-
ary Of the Paster on this charge, He,
' suggested at two of the services last
Sunday that it be made a ..ren".eral Go
to Church day for all the faraiiies at
each appointment. It is efele, that
both' people and minister can Mutual-
lY celebrate this occasion, reinernher-
ing the harmonious way ehe Weik
has proceeded the last year.
_kercornnienee eepek
at each League mtiiig"---e--e-sitere--o-.4
talks that will be given in addition to:
the League topic, on The Bbek, that
Nobody KnbWee
He' received the thanks of tunny
for the Pilgrim Progress . telks- of
.last winter, and hopes that this ser
will be, as 'helpful and 'interesting
all.
,Buy and Sell. Dry' Goode ,loy.
''3POt-Caehe---GoIid-GOOcW-taW--Prieb-$7
-e-THE MARKET—Hornell-Murdoch •
Co. •
,ASMFIE1LP NOTES•
MacIntyre. f Lale Lan
dep? Miche ie Visiting at Mr Donald,
MaeLean's,...
.Mr Donald 'Canierop is visiting hie'
brothers, Meesrs.. D. and J.. Cameron,
LeChalele'. • •• '
Mr, Graleem IdeeNay is ,,,spending
'Connie, of weeks at'horne, before re-
Sumin? his '„duties at Western 'Uni:
verity, Londen.
'Mrs, Wm. Buckingham and .Eldon
are cpending a• few days :With , her
parents, *t. and Mrs. Sem Cengrain;*
, s. ,
„in reenioss.. • • : • „ • _
Miss ' Annie MacDonald, of
'Hamilton, as visatang With sfriends in.
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reception was held lest Friday
• eieninF4in• Kintail hall, in honor Of
the recent marriage. Of gr. and Mrs,
Fred MacGregor. They were 'pre-
sented -,with ;,a handabind sum ' of
_enene-Y,e_b_aidefiLikeypecalneeful ' and
beautiful gifts.
' MafriedZe-At. Ashfield Minae, ora
Wednesday, Sept 14th,' by the ROY.
G., S. Ritchie, Mimi 'Annie ,,JonPe; -tc
Mre'lehne /tuttle rof Huron.
• . The following were .gt London' last
week, ,taking'.'in. the exhibitzon—Mr
and . Mrs. Joh n Faerieh; 'Miss Dell)
Farrah, Mr. and; \MT's. Wm, Hogan;
. Mr; and Mrs. P. R. Mael‘fay, •Kelso
MaeNay, • Daniel,' Long, ,R eke Grant:
and Pet. • Gilmore, • ' [
'Mtge TbOmPson„, who was visiting.
with' Mrs. Wm. F MeGill Of Pere
-
Mount; has retUrned to her home • in
,Pennsylvaniae " • '
Miss :Mary Cook :of: Paramount; is
Visiting friends at ofie River. •
Miss May Joinietpn :Of Toronto, eis
Visiting with, her parents at ,Laurier•
; Misses Addie Ross and •Kathleen
Terriff of Toronto, and Mise Irene
Moore of Whiteeleireh, were :guests
of Mrs Jack fiendersori: Of Para
mount during last week.'
Mr. Sendy MacLennan of Detroit;
ia•'visiting at his home in Lochalsh."
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FOURTH CON. KINI,OSS
Mrs Jones who has been spending
a, few afts,ts at her former home bere,
has, returned to Toronto. .? ' •
Mr..13ald, P 8 1, i$ Making , fits
semi-annual 'visits at the schools In
'thielocality
,Mr. and Mrs; Melvin Irwin,' accien
panted by Mr and 'Mrs Tyndall liqh.;
insbn,°nrietored to, Deteolt to vieit
few days with frieri'd.s'there,,
...tepett fee,
-day'sof fast Week id London
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Mas M Needham of the 'Tenth,
.„
pen., is visiting withithr Mr,e
J.. Carruthers.: • • '
The 41,F.Wio.•.meeting;'af the home
of Miss M. -McGillivray', was Yery,
well attended, despite •the hesY. time,
We
:Oryn, epOnt • Stinday 'at Mr, .Win.
.aornr,, pay: t Sandy
-hie..ankleehadly• eprained; -
McKenzie:Iliad the ,Misfortene to have
Mr, mid' ,Mvs. A, Hamilton ,Of Hen -
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LANGSIIIE
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ts.-; I M • or' ef Cut-,
r2eS, and ;gr. and .1V,Tr, A, Graham of
near. Lucknow, "yiSieed With. Mr.'s and
Mrs. G. Harkness on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hayes and son of
Detroit; visited with Mr. end Mrs. It;
Tiffin on Monday,. •;
Annie' 'Caineron of ...Detroit,
viited last 'Week With' her „ sister;
Mrs.. E. Tiffin; and her bteilier;
• ce,m6yon., •
Messrs. • Aires and -re:ek ;Aitehisen
spent SnnOsay.with- Mr...V.*Emereon,
Alex. MacKenzie who had the
, misfortune, to fall cut of an apple.
tree, resulting ill: a ,serreiried •ankle,.
' aria. other •bruisiese We' are glad to
re-
port, is doing- asvellai'ean be
peeted: • , '••• • •s
..'Messrs. Geotge,Septf.end.
'13rewe :,attended ,the' London Fair last
week: and, ?report a ,:tedliderfl, time. •
Whit might, 'eaeily have prOvede:e
much -n*o..e4eieus ,eeeicleriteftban .it
.
was; Od'eurredease Thursday evening,
as Mr. and Mrs: Geo.ellarkriesS were
returning home in .their car, after at-
tending •• the "alurninum demonstra-
tion" held :at W. Scott's, It appears
that horses belonging to .Robert Don-,
eldson: had 'broken outjf.the pestere
.field, ,ajid''were 'on the road. Mr. Don-.
eddson had feend. this, ,out, and had
• gene with his eateto get the beiges in
,again. When about tip „With. the
horses he -met Mr. ,Harkness, who had
already passed ' ,.three of the horses;
and who did not see a forth horse
by the side of the read, "due; no doubt,
•to his watching the' approaching car.,
Of a sudden. this iptieth horse under-
'Thleale-tcrespeie -'eose -th-eeroacl,: and
encountered the tare .' breaking Th7e7,,
windshield and dernagirie the radia-
tor. Fortunately, nobody ' wee/ ,seri-
oUsly .hert,,although- all 'bitt• Mrs.
Harkness sustained 'Sliht •.ette ' and
• x
, bruises:,•
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WHITECHORCIE,
_. -Mrs 'eltobt.__Ro_sseeetex„eneede.u.'ee_faSf
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Tuesday,' after visiting, a few days
with her sister, Mrs;',Middletori ats
"Toronto, A "."
--e-Mees..Jacciees ie- visitingerelatives
London. ' ,• •
Misses Kathleenll'errift and Addle
,Rosseevho, have _been is ting at their
hone her, . returnei.Cto Toronto bri.
Saturdey! •
e• Mr, and Mrs., Walter. Mai..stiall and
'Mr. and Mrs: Oasliek f Teeswater
visited on SurelaY with :Mr. and Mrs
John' Faleoner. • • •,
.Mr • ',and Mrs ' Fred }Terris ' and
children oF Ste-MarYs; Mr, and Mr
crn s
anebildreof Teranto? and
Mr. Fred Clubh' ef. St.* Marys; • ere
vi9iting etheie. 'parents, Mi and Mrs.
John Cluob• ,e_e
ee.-The-regular ineetieg -of the2--PreS.-
-byterian W, M. Society .NveS, held laSt
_Thursday: atethe Maese, ith 31 led.-
tee present. Twenty...dozen eggs and
thirty quarts Of fit :were donated
and sent to Mies Rate's home in Toe
ronte. After,' the meeting lunch. Waft
served; and a social "tour epent.
Mrs. Jas. MacGregor sas at Na
.gara on Tuesday:of la•st weel4 having
beene-calledleaseee_e_witnegs-eire the in
quest held an .eoeriectiori with the
aeath of 'three person's; • a • fathee,
mother 'andelittle 'daughter, who were
killed when : their eutoreebile was
thought to' have been fOreed o'er a
high cliff • intO.the Nagara gorge by
another ear. It, chanced :hat Mrs.
MacGregor Wes in another car .near
where, the accident occurred,. . "and
saW .the', party ge'over the 'cliff
e.
'"e-•#-0-0-eNe
.111AFEItiNG
• Mr. thia Mrs. Nornian 'Shackleton.
and ,Miss Alice and 1‘4.1.'. .003.Saun
dere motored',to • Strafford, Mondey.
Miss 'Shaeltletori 'will 'attend. Strat-
ford' Norietel this year. ••
Mr and Mrs. Bert Reed'and fairdly
fl'i‘d, Mrs; W. • Eagleson af 'White(
c ; N ,
hercb • vet. recnt' yisitprs t Thos.,
Aridereon's, • •.• ••
!Ate. cJohn MacTrityre of ,Pprt 14,uron
IS visiting reletivee here.
QUite• a mirnher frothe this locality
enent.a day or tWO last week at Lon-
don Fnar
'Rev. •and Mrs. R. T. ,kilpatriek.
Floyd, and, Mee. Agnes McCorenielc of,
73".e•IldettP., Miele, spent ' the 'weck
end at S., J. Eilpatrick"s„ 'Rev. and
, Mrs;1 W. 'Itilpatri,:ek and Mies Mar-
geref, of HolmeeN71l1e, spent Suieday.
..evetii.ns,?.thfraer;
Mr
.o‘0,, gu, ee't
of her daughter, NJrs Thoe. Blake,
• Qtiite-a.•-fienilTrbieleere Attended"
Bervie annivetsitry on Sunday "
• Mr.cGdoege..Thompsen and., Chris;
:Shelten .leftelak=v,zeek.---fet. -Seek. -
,
• Amorig these from thie• vicipity
who attory3od thci London
Were: • gr,' and. Mrs. •Sani ,Emeteon'T
Feitik 'CollinS; Ralph
Hill and Toni Gatiley.
.'v1r tthd11.1%.,.Jak iliaron end
Mrs. 'Relph. Niton ;end Th1Ut nf
LUcknoW,. visited at, Thernjoyoand
•Clat,kaliurg. 1Sst. week' ••
Hotrgoop
• Mr, Rob., Hereer-Of' Pert Lannitele
Mr. Wriht, Mr. and Mre. Wm. Elli;
ott of •Huron," spent Sunday at Mr.
• Abner •A.ekert's. : •
Bliss !Douhledee, our 1eaeher,) spent
the week -end at her hOnte'at Wrox-
eter, „
Rev. James and his wife visited
,
with Mr; °and lilts. Jarne$ Baker*ree
'and Mrs"; Ernest Ackert'', and •
:Airily:spent Sunday -at Ethel: • e
Mr. John and Surikn, Purvic
•.and Mrs., James 'Baker, ;Heiner Har-
ris and
Almeit Ackert 'attended: the
big ConeervetiVe. Picnic „le:Kincardine
On 'Saturday: e •, •
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Currie and 'chil,(
dren of Wingham, and „Mies.. Hazel
',Webster of Lucknow, were .recent vis-
itors 'Mrs. lki,e:McPheei3on. •
;'and Mrs. Cithere, Mrs. Eadie
and son' 'Divid, allof Glethisnan•
, /went Sunday with Mr. Wifl Eadie..
Mr."•,andepWri: Theis, Henry visited
.recently with Mrs. J. McPherson. •
'.'gre. James hose and Relit. McDon-
ald visited recently with the fOriner'e
brother, Mr. Donald McIlbride near
Mount Forest.
Mr. Nelson Bushell left on MontE7;
for the,Canadien•West. • •
The- Bethany W.M.S. :held their reg-
. ular reeethly meeting •at .the church
on Sept, 15,, Mia. W. Hedging .pre-
, Siding: The .meeting wis,,epened by
the einging. of "Faith. of Our Fa-
thers." The Scripture reacting Was
given .by Mrs. 'Geo. • Mr. Harvey
Becking,..a•returned missionary' fro
Chte'
. • -
ina, gave an address on.tha i
condi-
tions n China. Mr. flecking was for
-erne- time . principal' of a_echooLIsn_
China: •It we's' eefaid—tri-11-614--a-
."kisgionarY Sunday" in the .neer'
. . •
fu-
turc. The singing of "A Better Day
is CeMing," brought the Meeting' tc'
close:
ST. HELENS .
40, ....and; Mors, Whitfield; '.Mrs.
cr.i-ic,_-_,1VLrs.;;Robinson-•--Woodseee-e,k1a6e=
Gordon, Mise.Annie Clark and Mr. W.'
I.' Millet'. attended' the.:meeting 01
Presbytery in the, 'United 'church,
;Wrexeter, on/ Monday • `
. • ,Mrs; Earl Cranston and Master Al-
lan spent the week -end with
Kinear-
dinefriends ,
Mt Frank • Todd arrived .home from:
'London on Saturday with his prize
Cattle: •Q.
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Mr.', Stanley and Miss Vera Todd
were week end visitors it Lbndoe.
Mt and Mrs: J. D. Andeeson ,`and
Mrs: W. Miller attended the Western
Fair at London, Wednesday; . •
'Mr. and ,Mrs e George 'Stuart at
tended the 'wedding reception at Kip-
teil Of their cousins, mr. and Mrs.
Mcdregori, ' --.e.
'Anniversary :eServices--in Calvin
Chfireh, On Sunday, .0ctober 16th, will
be in charge of Rev. Mr. Alp of Au-
. The Wornen's Institute are having
a booth at the School Fair on Satur-
day, and any donations of pie orcake
will be gladly 'received, There will be
a'fish-pond.for which each'erietriber IS
asked to contribute at least • eight
esediedehe-etiticles.
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• P,R;N4 DONATES PEONIES
-rtie-Tiinto-Of Wales 'thele- 'seine,
what :unique, wap of reeving in Can-
ada a 'rilemente of his 1927 visit to
this. country. To ;every 'city, tOwn.
and village„ whiph, makes application
.for them, he will donate a. nuieber
of Peonie, plants, to be set out, we
Presume, in a public pleee perk,
and to • be . known,. no ..'dotibte,.. as the.,
BeipPe, ,pf ',Wales' peenies':' The yari-
pits !hraeches of the, Ilenit Of ...Monte
kal are Joetting .after the distribution
htidgeon the ,leohriflaey roach be-
tween Culross and Carrick ."Teverie
‘4PeOiteetehe Ithae,rehOpPietee'en...4..
saw Utilise:* was wrecked !at •
when a-•rnotor.truck earryiegl•i'•heayy;
„stone ,,ertisher ,Underthok.te pags eeeerit. The girdeis. ,
oir;p,
intgr.116t/ir:•leii'rail;
gave way, and the b
load: went :fit/Wn. . The edrir• had
narrow escapee but was unhurt. get+
ting the heavy ,outfit -on the ,r9act
gain proved a difficult ,etitak, as 'the
.ornshere weighed More • than three.
'tops. As .the road at .that Point
!emelt used. the County of 'Bruce will
be under. the necessity of eretting
newbridge right. away.
Here an.d.There-1
•One year from date of p'ublication
aa -the Canada:, Gee•ette• new • regula- •
tions: requiring :the. insPeCtion and •
Trading •eif . fruit for exportation
'lecime into effect. • They. Will' require
hatalt fresh fruit must' be inspected,
'aet'ere •c -el• t if ic.ate-e
• ',Issued showing the, 'grade hefor.
'leaving the • country. • e- .
A' record wa.s established at Que-
bec recently with -nine passenger
-vessels arriving and landirig pas -
Seegers and .mail, the largest num, .
her ever to visit , the port at any•
one:time. Included in the arrivals.
were/ the "Empress of .• Scotland,"
th e•Le;e2,310ntriairnee. ' `'Mentelere,"
"Marloch" and "Melita" ' of the
Canadian Pacific Steamships.
A new high 'record of $15,824,-
821 in gold production of the prov-
trice Of Ontario during the'''-fiest
'half. year is shown in . thg, re-
port just out, the increase ovgr the
similar period of last year being a ,
quarter of a million. 'During the .
same half year the total production
of all minerals in Ontario was $46,-
• 103,223, as against $42,584,402 for
the • seine half year of ,1526.. "
To serve the interests of'hundrecle
of farmers in Southern Sas'katche-.
Wan two new branch. 'Mee of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, started
operation on September lst, ,accord -
int. to announcement by , I). C. Cold."'
Man; Vice-Preeidene; C.P.R. eThe
longer of the two lines run' from
Asoiaiboine south to 'Coronach a
distance of 59 miles, and the:second,
a 27 -mile,, et -retch, rime' from •Brorn-
head to Lake Aline.,
' An application of cold cash warnas
t man up, ' ,
An honest man is one who :doesn't
,.try • to conceal his ieeitetian ' when he
has to change .gears- on a hill: '
We are enjoined to take no thought
to-morrhwi but it 'won't 'work if
the note in the • bank is dile.,
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KINLOEiS COIJNCJI4 •
, The Council eof the TpweebiP of//
SiCeipr.ltis1.2‘Telliatrelle:elYhre°r:d:;),76eneett7aTtet. .
minutes of ' last '• meeting. Were 'read
and on motion of Roes and: McIntyre,
were • adiepted and signed. Cheques is -
sped: Tiffin; one .sheep -killed
dogs, $16.90.e....6lin Kennedy. insp.
ing sheep, 0.75; John, Koh..:
.'sheep .00.00' and 4. lambs $44.1,1 • •
kiledby 44-40, $74,06 'whf,/
le epeetbag. . Robb's and McIetos • 's
sheep, • $4.,961, Harlington
Ltd4e'steel for bridge Lot 14 `COL. 3, •
4102..36; :'Eerlington Steel Co.,•
steel for •;hridge,•oneHurore and Xin-
lepnedarYooPposite Let 1, Con. '
7, $0q.58,; W. K. 4i4deli,• grant. to ,
,,01(401. ,29.13o; J. • G. .qatesple;.
4.°1:1,11iltli'e's.:'1492c7*.'e-11TiahCo
ne.!)raUncilmef
$*"'.:„" '
at WhitecherCW,t9 teed arid consider
'tfiec' ier'd,After the.
t6h:e'Are.; Jonesrta Oil
.13 eer
the 'te,:itt
Dad
.it 'bi'cfirrotheis;.aeconde
.ci by Irwin that. the 'repot be adopt. ,
ted' and the Clerk •be authorized to
prepare • .the necessary By-law and
have the seine, printed and ineiled to
the, parties affected in Kinloss town -
.;hip and that a Court of Revision be '
held •at. Holyrood nt . mee o'clock Ofl.
Monday, Coq., 3rd, 1927.
• Council adjourned tilt Monday, Oct.
4t the usual time •and
• Geo, G. Mofi'et," Clerk
•••••=-0 ci 0
FOOLING WITH A RATTLE;
SNAKE
'Rattle snakes are said te be fairly
F!ommon oil .the Bruce , Peninsula, and
ethrougheutthe:erocky edistrictee h'int .
between• !`01-d-0Titariii". and the -cul.
flyable land of the 'north. But we
,
rarely- hear of .a. person being 'bitten: ,
by these Serpents, and :we. have yet ,
to, bear a a fatality resulting , f7nn
Tattle snake bite.'
, Evidently, the rattler has lost nutch
of •the'..terrer Which it pncehad for -
etteteaverae---boYe*degirlreelre-ona'- °fee'
.ourlexchanges we read of a number
,,136 -ye neer, Humberstone, having
catight a rattle snake while they were N
out berry -picking. Instead of, clear-
ing out and leaving the hated 'serpent
master ;ef" ehel situation, the boys had.
the- teMerity to take it up on a fork -
01 stick and earry..ii hcerie.• -There a
Ind by: the, name of Haan undertook .
to kill the Snakeeby cracking it like
a whip; a trick which .is saidto'hi*,alc
the neck.' The, rattler, however, re-
vealed .its :evil diepositioeby biting ...
,Haen on t'he hand, ceneing .a .very --
painful Wohed, The Ind .was:•rushed,
to office 'Of Dr. Black cf Humber-,
St9ne, where the wOund, ?Was treated. '
The Dre said that Haue was • very '
fortunate as the bite •might easily
have :proved enuch ,worek. • The hand
was badly swollen, but • Dr; " .Black
aidthat it weauhl soon be all right '
again. .Evidently, the rattler ,doesn't
-make a eery- safe pet or plaything,
4aingdth e best eenise is .tie kill him On
h t. .
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Youcan tell an. American in any
group of: tourists; ,He's the one who
has 38 picture posWeeueds.in. his- 'pocket
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0 DI LY .ELCOM
SMALL ACCOUNTS."'
t the annual meeting o
. the LIANkOF MoNnkvAL
Sir Frederick Williams Zaylor„
General Manager, sal
shoUld like to iake.this
.opportunity of saying that
we cordially' welcome small
accounts at all our offices"
At the BANkoF -MONT
no., account to .too - otnall to
receive the undivided attention
'Of ito officers'
,
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ri,ZA44 Asset,* itVe*aes,s'Of
REItO Local ,Bittrith- Manager
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