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NO Working, parts exposed to grit ox,.s.and, there Are no •troalile.
making sprockets or ithainn, all worldng: Parts encleSed.' Hun-
drids;of'supsitosdatelaraMrs in, 'Ontario are 'keeping' their: be3's
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ChATHAM
The • MiCsnwricksDeering :CHATHAM WAGONS stand. the
Straiii-ot hag*, *Mils on Ike farm, or griiel hauls, and .eserY-
Where,..that capacity load!test., the' fib:e of construction .of wagon
teurrS; 'We Will he•Pleased to explain .the superiority of the pat-',
dated, ,.C.Inethaessisumiter skein, the dust-proofskein box, the ex-
„feas:etrons Seen sseinforeemetit • of the- -gears Hubs , "Of 'selected
• 'birds HMIS of sithitit'oak ind apokes of best grade hickory.
,Special ore issgiven• to every: piece of ,material. • ••
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IJCKNOW''
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ie o s :at YotirStvke
feir
We Sell cheaper Than Tim tredit' Sinre
eason ens StoveSeason
• We are -prepared to serve you 230 *atter 'what type of Stove you
require. , We , ye been the stove , usmess for, over thirty -years
and isns believe we know the 'kind of :stove: orleater. that would suit
704 In a Quebec stove with in oven the Good Cheer is as near per-
fect 45 it is possible to. snake a stovs.uf this 1yPe. The largessize
lat,n; full twenty inch oven whicb iF the size suitable...for, use.; 4.11
thefarm. `-"The.fiterbirx ;linings are extra heavy, ensuring long life.
The large copper reservoir supplies an. abundance Of scalding •hot
water. '
ufEin all
or these .req sg something sm er, we have the sanie stove
in eighteen sncli and fourteen inch ovens. •-•
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'fair to yourself and do not purchase until you have seen the
Good ,Cheer., The price of this 'stove quality nonsideted, is - very
reasonable.
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,We have a full range Of Quebec Heaters. If you but•nswood. on-
ly, we have a very attractive stove. it will take A Vero large block
of wood, will hold fire over night, 'frid' is very peat in appearance.,,
,Cement, Lime,' Piaster—always on hand.
' A Int stock "of stove. pipes—our own make.
urdie
Heating, Plumbing and Electric Wirin
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mz 1,11CILNOW ENTINirls' THURSDAY* 240,114t.HOHH .1.4‘..4°27
uqK.Now,litEFFINET.;,
Pitblished every Thursday, -morning
at LOckfloY4.*OiltiolO,
D. MeeKenzie". ProprietOr
and 'F'Pors,
TITURSDAVS • NOVEMBER ig,. 1.07,
IBE • cliA*GlasTG. -TitivsT,KsolvIN
The, prersdling. rage • Or ,n-li3Ote,
rasisensent amd.going" 4014 "has re;
sulted ij a great chapge U3 the man
net f.".0serting •Whonicogivin,g Day..
Those who!'ean, recall pioneetrlaYa
wi reniembers -when Thank.sgivine
Thnisday—was likes
an additional,. Sunday s in -*early:, NO,
,
venitier; and the day ,was rsliglouslYs
ObSer,ved by a„ complete cessation .of
all businessaitlidties and: attendance
at A church •fieryice in the 'afternoon,
Gradually this Praetice,•WaS 'given:Ur
**tit iw ThankseiVing."is •just• a,
• holiday, during "which .the••industrious.
attend to. sonte Postponed duties, ab-:
sent ones visitabome, and great num-
:hers seek such spertssr amusement is •
•'the seasOn May , permit. Rractieally
alf' the ,original .spirit of Thanksgiv-
,
Ing for a bountiful harvest has faded/
ter Yasts-andadOns Vanes -the ,slais
for UltitY. tor fOrAletlusby
the, raotOS ' •
41V?Ife ,B*Orn :*0 sive INI120.40e1-,-
we.4001:Ne alY 'flat !ia,V.,
BelteX;t *
.1*S0f.4 STOW ON THE' CIACATO
's
a
e YOsur A .
•,into a comfortable den, radio too*, play -
porn or extra sleepur' g quarters by erect-
ing ceilings and partitions of' Gyproc.:
,Gyproc will make your attic fire-resistant, .
•warm in winter nad cool in summer. . •
Write for free boalriet,--, "My Moine," Ityrill,tell '
,on bow Gyproc, Roeboard Gypetira Ineuiating'
•libeangand Insults will rechice your fuel 'hill `
imm.20 (.04091, . •.
. THE ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, Cit.NADA
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' For Sale By
rtt. Mttrclie & Son, pitknow; Ont.
& Port eo"ui' Luc jcpow,.. Ont. -
:MUST 1S'Ot' HiTG GUELPH
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A ueifili interist ieportedsat the
city police station the `Other eseting.
•In Canada ebiervance of Thanks-,
sring andsof _Armistiee Day have
•been combined. The World War of
dreadful smemory, came. ton ,end or
NoveMber llth., It is a day to be re-.
'thembered, and, celefrated. Thanksgiv-
ing. was -always in •early , November
and for .the convenience of home -cons
• ers and commercial traverers, the
slay of.• the„ week was •changed finir
Thursday.• to Monday, and •then' ln
-order to avoid having two holidays se
close togetherIlimikagivink and.' Ar-
mistice celebration are.being observed,
.on the Monday nearest; -November 11.
AS. IT, VAS TEN. YEARS, AGO
TTbGtWiiTis recedio s,
.tory• and.. tliere Lie eninimi nacin, ” the
stage o,t` life "i -generation tb whom'
its -horrors, ssorrewt and.. esi,sieties are
a traditiOri: , ••
...•.Thasiall Of .1917 andthe, following
sPiring'. As#:"Allieriod'fianght With -as
'great ';arixietystostlies•Allies: as an '
' time Since 'the ,'.,stunning . " outbreaki
The United. States "tad coniesinto the,'
War; but Russia had gone: out Ever
'day new deices lir killing, aad
'sttaiiing iTere- beingintroduced, and
.a.7tlic ugh':a.ltint ate Vietery-for,••the A1.7
lies was assured ,: • the Hinderibargi,
Lire was Still apaniantand were semi'
- s xi_
no saying 'how • Jong the :carnage
might last. ' . .: • .: •2 . :• '
.iletbert Mauritian; a !brilliant Unit,
'ed. States Magazine!" writer, •ssits .a
Getinan . name' bet' evidently s' with
true AMerlian patriotism, insin .'sr-
tiele s-alculated, tosetimulate the 'at:
d.Our: Of his countrymen tn. Octobei.
•'1917,•Painted the .f6ilOwing• vivid pen
• t.ottietervt4ea.stf . 4 the:, Wa.7. r..„,,,•Sitiintim.i‘_. as '.1i
' .'France gaily Weeds 'upon her toil,.
fronties * nnd. counts , her. Waninv.
wealth of Men 'and. gold.. with.' AP'
_. • s.
,uncataBing .heart... ' •
"Belgians a:shambles aod ',a house
:of shame; soperbly keeps 'the. • faith,
witfi exiled 'floe and king: beneath thy
h,inners of -a eonque.ror. . • ,
7•P.,e'ri1dered 'Russia, •!gropine., mlln•
•nreitted. serf, •plays perilonsly • with '
, rsuddeirrights ...as: children. With, a toy
they do not understand,. 'who. in tht
renreh for revelation, breai the Work!' '
bevOnd ter•air. ,: ' ' .' ' '
• ...The rots' to Austria; has' taken ar
taliari • lite i.10.1 ft.r,... every foot of
•rrosteSs made; :anti after two years
ictieirit•lipoii the sttlitiborn heights.the
• .farthe4 seatrr'or the 'It'st .outUostiuF
peak, is not ,n night removed from his
• own •beundaries. • '
• 'Mamas -via rtincic one blow and thep
became ' a -German ',tamp. '''. a•-,' jOotee .:
r,Im and 'Serrian Peter 'lends hir„
' homeless waifs on alien' soil.
:• "Britain. in •Yttin -.hurls . her 'fulls
• stssses ;s1,0 sits West. 'reesttit's up.,
esin,..r '•s.i.les 'for the s1aiarbter-hs0P
Bey ,,on,Atarl transports rhi,,; gip Se,..
en Seas!' • 'pethan, Egytnian, ,,nzalt
. .
/prom nth,' ank*or 'each freI
sh call; arid
the aslonficline 'P-rusolan. ss th'neSe -
an invadill'" fOot oPon the,r.therland
s 0.'`'Inly at their steel, presents an-
bee'Sest fronts,. maintaips ' his, hold'
rows Antwerp to the Dardanelles '
sss, insolentls ell:Menges Sho iSorld .
f"1.,.: oqr. .,to. pole 6.,..2•1001* 44 ' migitf. '
• arid eome in arms. againkt-lini. •
sits ess or tbs... 4,1.3% .t,::•v' is nof i'r
sii-ht., ; Whoever tilinks ` the ' Alifed.
.eaose is *On has read' h1s. facts rinisS
.-'w. ht .4 (ob..: Cart'io'PlaY-"a" sad
andbeit.•01, dattntleki: mitt,: ,, ,..- ,
' --"Vr.e "iiiiinii4,7 dere' rifitis fili I- o'si'll'ed.'
wogierrs itsCORP vtiro4A7 YIALD
ir S. Nome pi 15.01440.01, .A4henta
Ioniser MO:1'1W, las tlus Year
beaten, ld's .own world's record
gnOwing made in191,,5. In that
„Year be grew 5030 bushels of wheat,
Y1*000-.S..,cees.,, • OM 'Avenge of 04.-..X
builsels, per' acre. This year a
acrosteld has yielded 74.000.bashels,
. .
average PractioallY 57 bushel!
fa the. aere• 445 *Via's llintst yiel4
raere from stills an egterlarFa acre-
age.. r*r,". Nohliee 'recOrd, ykeld in 1915
Srati -MarTis. de
fed is • Ottawa
'Canada, in 1902This he grew
0,00.-90or,0100,
Editorial in liCnr• 7:0A' "WOrid"....
At tin3 of the .SPoPeO::#114 In
Daylofl,4.1:01114 ;*here TOS a illainisis
tion 4.1n explain the Preme:01.11Pa. as 44
somevShat i!te4to liutig,eals of bilhill- .hnt ft,W,'
jeal ignoTinP!c;origlilo Pio101,3g ,
billtes and bacto-avoodsrnens ...Yet sat'
Wis. =Merit irk elearr* -8•11c1'''ult-Ind? lanterWhe'st Of a •YarietY' develoPed
coming :Chicago the jaaairie3 of »147, ;at the Masslonkds Alfrieulkeral COl
ton. are being outdone- HiYer.Trogill" les*, et. St.. Anne sle Bellevue. Quehe-e.
son's crusade against Kirke George is
• In southern Alberta- although rn.ost
all...respects stupider and infin-
itely more dishonest than. the late
lir: 'Bryan's crusade, against parisin
At Dayton, there was 'at least. sa
2stinia'of genuine Piety \Which eave"
kip',d;pf pathetic :di,gisitg t, the..hulla-
•itueo. • But in' Chicago's although the
ThIS's are w.1.7 ipty and the hands play-
• ing there is m scintilla of Patriotism
•in; the ThompsOu. uprOar.s-
Thorn/Ai* is jost, 6:gut the most
dangerous type a ,,aftv,nt.trre'r
nopular governm.ent throws', uP.. At
the .inument he •it enenged in a raid
•upon' the I3oar4 .of Education in an
!esti:at to get rid of Stipt. William
McAndrew 'who ....was engaged four
' Yeert ago by 'Ilion-loon/a predecessor:
Mayor Dever. The chatges that Mr,
' McAndrevi'sits'Itoto-Britith"'
stink -bomb t� drive :hi* out f):r a job
:the ThOmpsoiCging..WantS :Very "bads
• Iv., That' isthrinotiv,e at the alfaits
Their :,eonCerri "about ,patraotim is, ,A
sjekei•ss-They-siosnotslioowthessueaning-
of 'the Word, 'e.They,ate'atist"iis good
fat job snit:all the good fat nhinder•
aadspatrO'nege that the kat contr.*
t .
. • . .
In their' `campaign they ' are •in:
inspired no .doubt by • agentn 'of rivaJ
book.' cencerna Which- walild Stand: to
_profit .'handsOMely bythepaStings.a.
of the wheat it: planted in Sprmg
tlie e".*.leg of *biter wheat is be.
eareb17 more Popular And,* Noble'
tetairdshrealdn#7, cros will have a Pr:
•ther effect in that direction,' On actotnt
'of the warm. Chinook • winds'
Slherta winters are *remarkably ,mild
Live stock srerd thewhale year eu!
et: doors, and -either winter 07-antillr
Whent ir,ay be grown, .at the fanner
.prefers.. • • . •
•The provinee' of Alberta is thi
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yast , harvesting the greatest wheat
'1T2 t.s*l'A•srv ' A total'vi id of
buthets is estimated
Thresl•iiw. fel-Orris shOW that. yield-,
of fOrty. bushels per 'acre. are not.
uncOmMon. with some, fields rtinninr•
fits-, buShels- and, OVer.:, 'The AVell'a0
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yield ner. acre for the province is eX.,
sleeted to be'thirty bushels or mores -'
,
THE DAV. THAT NEVER COMES
Thesnostsinterestingnaspect of .the
irtilin.i7t11* WAIF AT-SperfOrnianc€.
shouldbe good polities in a city lik
Crniago Evidently it rwerks:
'dently a 'good narnber of yoterssreal-•
'1.Y .0.* these *ild, attacks si's
King
..George and "-Great Britain.; Alois
cone? What 'do' thie people of 'Chi -
cage really kilo* about .Gteat Brit -
•sin. Or caret On its face :it is. simply
ludicrous •that anY considerable - part
• • . • . ,
of the' ponulation 'of a 4great City
thptild be in iilktatir'of:•!aidne
-Make itstuacentible. to a caMpaign-
like ThoinpsonIe. 'yet there they are
and Japparettly they. like .it. . , .
• • 'This state 'of mind is As. difficult: te
diaetioSe as the •atat,e of Triad which
rroduces tha, Klan. l'erhaps, they are
,of 'a• piece. They ate not unlike, and
• it may be a fair guess to say that the
Klan express the hystetii of the.
loWer grade mentalities in the' old
American stOck and that .this , anti-
Pritishism exprestes the hysteria of
• • s
the. lower grade mentalities in • the'
-neWer American stocks. The Klan is
- . . •
inspired by the notion that•a 100 -per
eent. -Anteriaan is a descendant of
thosepioneers' who Originally' Came
from Great. Britain. • The Thompspr
,erosade seews to 'be the.,,,abierse qf
•-thiS: AS, notion is that nobody is
in' -per cent. AmeriCan SSeho • mains
taisis' any rcroneetion with the • olds
British traditions • -
-King. Geors,s is a convenient sym-
bol under which •tosattick the social
-prestige of 'the older established Am-
e-irans of British' decent. They 'have.
,it is true, displayed 2 rertain amount
of snobbery and superiority. -which
deeply resentedsamong the newer
ini-
rirrant peOples. this :resentment
finds .a vert throUgh Thompson. Be
in turn deliberately 'cultivates • this
resentment, and exploits it for • his
own political :ends.-
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There is a, Spaniardword, languid-
. ...
. •PeartUnueeds "Mahn -yah
which is extensively used in allCoun-
ttiet where' Spaniard is • rp'olien. It
'his an English easiiivalents and .the
English-speaking people Worklttjuist
:as • hard' as. their -Latin neighbors.: • "
stbes-nailiesof.:nsdek.--ss---
ssManalia is tlie day when the con-
firrned loafer, hustles forth to land '11
siob,' and the., over-wurketl, • Plugger
takeS a inst., •Itla the day whethe
,yosing. •son. of the, fluidlycheerfully
lilOWS the linen 'or isireebt Off . the
, , •
th
.11:sTillappew'radsathughter'P"eb:Igrr.to. blf.:;e•pe'lti!tinfl
to wipe the 'dinner dishes.
. It it the day:when the innunierable
• hilli.are paid and Countless dee& of
'sweet benevolence done. It is • the
day whin sae quit fisolink, ret dOwr
• toThnitiness: and make' thinig boni'
It is file flay' When, neglected . letters
are written, •frowsy :headi shingled
new
ins or triken-doWns teats wilhed.
Ana= the •viinter's, supply, of • cold' or-
nliwn't;Ide,a: irogood od iiduer4ased',.tried . over,
gardens
Pi
speeded up. his oiotOr rrxade away.
Wednesday he received: a sainnion's
from Hamilton /of. .reckless dilvIttk
The 'ear' that had given him
tha.t while he ' was .driving on the pP.A.9, ker
.:COntaitl Pil
Ode °meets. Helve:it
ohighway, near Morriiton, , a cat had
'light ,i,•..;i boeu Infected' lit .hitn.. Ile $7,50 in roll. .,Iie.had had 'ills irpi
vatiod loongtide,crt hi., and a Awl to i)tirt and- paid $5 00 arid
149. qut )1e. viss botog hold gp, so lit Yogorl a girl:
, .
'
EnroPe
, ma , before s We can ashOrt ' our
• strength. Ainerien alone matt *eel
• '4.s. rtil Pos eras, cis:sr then to "des
vote tli•oir undivosed ileetS and ar-
-*cos to =.aur :desolation. ,
'This is the tint? for ollyloteinell-?
• for the riOt-toinliq,
for fha hest 10 lead ansisthe teat ,te
• heed ; for Swift nth*, for bad miitda,
PACTS OF INTEREST
Higher education in Canada it ear-
• ried on in twenty-three universities,
and eightv-three eolleges with a total
stri.dent re.tration of over 00.000.
There are 12.370 nost ()frees in
c,onada, 284.000 ,eii1e bf tele'rs..01
lities 'and' or 1,000,000 • telephones
-with a three -Million Wire .ntileage.
The national debt Of•'Canadir 40
• oreased by $70,189.814 in the first
half of the torrent -fiscal year. that is:
• from April 1 to Senthmbst 11011927
• Sixty years ago the tutal dairy
nroducts in Canada Was' 'lest • tliar
• $1.000,000. In.1928 the total ValuC
G &lions o
If 'One: Con
0 one could hires you far such work at Such.,
a ' price-Lyet •how many tons of Water,. "
• ' you piunicH-: how Many miles; 40 you ,walk
• hetweerf your house . • ancl the •iin,ciptiriip each
year? •'
• A Duro Water System Willtelieve:. you of all this drudgerf., s'ft
•willwork for yos year after year at the rate of Only one Cent per 1:00-
'gallo•
ciotfwh
wortb
ateryiliuriepteoendure dl;he
.drudgery
• -pail-when a Durr
'o Water System will work for little? it's first cost
'of . the hand puniand'
•
Is low—lower now thee ever before. ...Convenient terms can be had,
THE EMPIRE .BRASS,YINIFC..CO.,, 1,11ilierEb.
...LONDON - s-----LONDON----s—V-A.N-S-01.4.V.ERs's-st * s
...F.Or Sale By: 'Wm. Mtiidie. & Scowl
' 1.,,ukivcivv,. oNT. .- ;
lialiana is the watchword • Of illy
Weary, the slogan of the' 'slumberer.
the Passr•ort of the peplesta: It is te-
mArkable for two tiling/1: The vast
number_ of good; usefOl and'necessary
ththgs that scheduled receive
attentieri on that day—and the: fact
that is never reOrn4.a! •,
For manana means —Selected.
4`teinorrow."
of dairy Crodeett. in Me • Derninior
• . . • .
,WPc. $24f,089,220.
¶110 total dairiC ^capacity of • floe,
mulls In Canadesit mearlY-125,000 bar-
reIs
Vanadii'liais one a the-hirgeit
flOur Mills' in „the ,yiroirld„ With a datiTY.
capacity.Pfs-14,000-barteiss---
•
,
You tan judge the -weight tit A; little
'Man
Some 4t10 baeUse thes haVe
•had their teeth fixed; sal...rest heestute
they have a sense of hUrnor, an#, .11
favored ftor
BOYS'. Alsip GIRLS'. SHEEP CLUBS
The sheep' population or • Muren
Coanty has depreciated% to one-cmar-
ter'. what it • wilt in • 1.900: '.'A decline
• fi‘oni 92000 head tp 23009 head in the
,ratst 27. years .does.not sneak well of
.!the indastrst. Surely. this condition
is 1 -not altogether
' lihroti along with *any etherCoun-
• ties in Ontarto requires cansiderahls
' more sheep on the farms if the Prof-
its fro*. ttpck. are to be -main-
tained or inereased • arid • if the , Wee,'
enice to be met satisfactorily:It
•
is true, no. doubt; that there are draws
hacks, tO keeping ,sheep but ;, sorely
these ate minors When we., do find_
*Pliny miccestfullSheep owners in the
•CotintY who apparently hive over -
'some. the most of them._ • •'
With the idea in mind of not only
saitnienating' the sheep industry but
'also lending helping bead to Alio:
hosts and girls On the farms, the Do-
snipion epaitmen,t. , pf. _Agristiltute
,bas,outlined a ssenepie mown is tbr
ttSheep Club 'Policy for Boys' an
Gh.le and Junior, • Farmers."... Lae
Yeara start WAS Made at Middlesex,
, . ,
Four or fiye,•elubs were 'formed' . of
from" ten. to 'stWentv-hoys and girir
each.. Ewes of: suitable breeds arid
a'rades were bought fOit 'the members
_and distributed at 'cost; A good rarr
*eelSic:11T 'Pli*Pal t:ed ".'iferdee of e ieanr4 naet indt. st It
helieVe sbould'be pt
snedfurther'.• ; ,
HU'ren, throught Its Aeri.-
cialtutal-RenretentatiVe,lias •anplieri
for some of these Clubs and it is ei;
pectedthat one or two will be:formed
itis the' northern' toWnshins sthis stall
Interested "'Patties would be well ad.*
Stilled to get infouch with.G. R. PSI*
•Otittilli Of *V PIS* t„*011
erMOn, AMA arrangeste hoe s
0/11411.1040t
jigos ;
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Guarirrteel S:atisf
atEti
Vice
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SCHOOIT-ItEPORTS '
S. S. No: 4 (Sr.) West Wawanosh—
September and 'October.
. ,
Names in order of merit:
• Sr. V: Mildred McQuillin; •Margar.
, • • '
•
Sr. IV: Isobel Miller; Helen Thom
Jr. IV: Dick Weatherhead: Neely
• Toddi Ronald Forster; Myrtle Me-
QPIIIin (absent). '
,
•
Sr. III: Florence McQuillin; Doros
thy. Miller.
W. Culbstt
• Paramount U.*S.:S. No. 14.•
' Sr. IV: Tested in Ariths
'dee*, COMp.—SaraMcAuley Rache)
MacDonald. •
. .
• Sr Tested in •Aritis, Spelling
Geog, Norval 'Richards.
Lloyd McAuley, AnguSMcAuley,
ton Stanley. . '
• Jr. Edna Cook,Edythe Stan -
'Kilpatrick 62..
Jr 111 OIio Bii1e 51
. .
Sr. II:- Alma Curran 17; Chaord •
'Blake. 61; IiarveY''1i1patfillc' 52.
Jr.• II: Gordon. Anderson 74;* Jean
Culbert "VI.
1:.11Idrie1Blake; C'heSter Twainley..
• . , .
No. ou'roll 29. • t. 1',
• Olive L. Anderson.
. . . ,
Sr.• II: Jean.11.1, cAuTey. Goldwin
Mar-
tin. • •
Jr. II: . Ronald Henderson, Rhoda
Cook. • • ' • /
•#
jr. I: Eliza Cook. Llort'Henderson
Pr.•Orval Stanley. RayMond Rich-
ards, . .
Note:—,These marked thus (*)'
hive misaed . several • ez'carninetions:
•I E. Cheinnt
• ;NOTICE,: TO CREDLLO: 128 •
,•
•
ni:NrSi3uTanitC,Eto.SISe.,4ioll';:57G
1-3C17).a:p..112\1E3.
of
ThRevised Statiltes .of•
7.Elsltapteoonfs4411pall;ai.h.gi\lcaixalialii;r1i11114.1:1:11°":111Y1c),,'tt:Ilitt.:
ceased,: who clied on or • about the
twenty-first day of J1.1%.-. A,D,
th;Vooillaen'et:riot.L
ie ,
by pest,- prepaid, "r.r :tb deliver' to R.
Vanstene. Wingbany, Onta:rio,,
'tnfor tlie Executor. on or llefore the
fourteenth day of Not-briit,e'r, ...A.D.' •
• 1927; their'naines and iuld.re-.v.:4, with. •
full particulars 1.'n • Wiitingt of' tbek
,claims. and ,thr of t'i,• qeen-I.V.•
66 (if any) held ,liy 'them .(10Y veri-
fied by a statutory deelaratidn,
AND. TAKE NOtle'fil .1P1..TIZTHP1
that after the said fourtee:nth day of
NoVember; A:D. 1027. the'raid,. expels-
:arrdsh.onall n+:oeerd ta di -.tribute the 'as- •.
sots of the 'Said . estrfe anionc:‘,4 the '
parties. eatit17ti1 theroto... liavine; -
•Than th30"::tia‘1,101;1
:t.ol the (11411li a4,4‘joi
said Exeeutor shall yiot 'I lioble*, for
he said .assetsor any prrtthereof
myY theernhavestli
'n.orv,
f Iell;71eVq(e1111Liotlic:Y.8h4.11
ot.
•
D A TED ' af Winri•harn tT fOlIT-
teenth day of October. 'A.D. 1.0.21.
R. VANSTnNE. (Notatio;
' Solicitor for Alit.
00,1 14,1
No, 4, Kinloss—October
'\ Sr. TV: Total' 450: Honors 2:37
Pass 27..: Laverne JohnstOn 34S• ,
Harold'. Congram
• Jr. IV,7, •' Total 450; ,Ilenors 337
Pass 270. Eddie ThOrhpspn 272; An'
-de, Burt 257. •
.
s • Sr. III: Total Ilonortf 337'
Piss 270.' Reggie Broonis 318. ter -
rue *Cassidy 277*; CliffOrd Co/tgrair
Lorx.10 *Johnston '13.• •
•
Jr III: Total '450; }Tnnor 37'
.Ts,ass' 270, ..Jim *Burt' 248; .
Ackert .948; Lida,; Johnstoa ..318;
'lee.Lli•
la‘Viad22
S:'Ii,*:T4*. ota.I.. 400; lio2n:ior: 230-
Pass 240: • Tressa ratsidY. 5
.13iirott2e34.
22i:Ci
,ffprd, Robb
13om•
' Sr.'Pr.: Names, arranged in orde,
of merits John Diskisdn; Frank' Cas•
• tidy. •
Jt. Pr.: 'Names arrangsi'd „th orde!:
rf merif. 'Kenneth Dickison: • Anns
:Marie .Corrigans.Billies RJR ;',
Cassidy.
E..1)0Uhledee
$S S. 9; AshfieldssSept, 4t. Oct
_
Sr. TVs Toni ,IlehderSon .70;-,MarY
traeitott 'Off; ' getnle. -Mitre 271, ;NO,
tnrran 66;. jim Ontran 43.
Jr. Mars Clate',11i Wint):L.ed
•Blake '75; .Dorothy Curraui 661, ,Itaij4
aroe* 684; Btatrieg Culbert lig.
111:.NOlth. QbstQi 7B4 Yorni
0.00
•
NOTICE TO CREDll'ORS •.,
In, the matter of the .. estate of
,limes Cox, late of Alio' Townohin of '. -
IKinloss in thy County ut Bruer, Yeo-
man, deceased.. • ,,, •' •.
„ Notice is. hereby .given that all
tiefsons having. Any eliii.-is "or • 0.c,-• '
marlds . "against tbe,• late Jame'
4,
who died on orl;o
a•if th..., :1- nt-t-, .
eighth 'day -of May ,A,.1i: IKY:i . , th,2
VoWfiship of Kinloss i'. . the ' County •
of' Bruce, are required ti ,i,old ir:Po'f...,
prepaid or delive to .the voderttigmett . ,
gdministrator of tbo s'. id ostat?
tifeir names and odd're•toz`t -and fli'l
partietrlari' in .writing of their'elnims
.and Statements of their cromm15 11.1111.
the natoro of the, st,,h,riii..,F,t,'..v, eingi
.heil4 by them;.. dill y'ver I. l`c.'d hy aft .
'davit. , .
' And fi,I0 no? loo 010, so n -,,r. il-, •
twentv-fitt4 tliw oi Nt..,,.b..1 her, Al)
1937, 'tbe s');(1r A, OW : ' l'' • fI Pp l' ell` '9, ill ' pro.
•eeed to ‘dist;ihtlic th., n
.-,t :tit, rf fl,
Ic
doeeitse,d :groom., HI ki ' "" ;I llt o:-
• titled, thereto, bavine; rozti ionly' te
the claims of whim .1Io sliali poi have s
had 1i0ticts,,,i111,1 the slid -,,..A.d.minicktrl% ..
tor will het -he liable' tAr i*oe Sniti n'•••
actg. 'or` any part' Weroof t,-‘. ttitt ri"61*-
Son of \vhogo claim 1ieA1lei11.• lInt then ,
Piave tacived nefiee. °' .' .
-Tilis motion' i',q ri,,,;,•,,i von -grog
t,11,0 stotitto 'h.] tlInt, b‘ehn14.„ •
Dated,,
at. isiekraet'• 1,1i1/ .•114tentY-:
:fourth drty of Octolier'A.D. l'.1"47-; .
, : "James Ciu,,),* lifttardin'e„ Ont.T
• , , Administr,atpr, .
• ,.
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