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`IURSRA. ', AUGUST *7111,: 1931. . •
'fig LU. NOW
PAGE ilYILL_
to get t1' thorough Business TrainiFlg and make the pre,
paration necessary for success in. life. R '
g
A NAZI. will ono further than its head
will Jet it. . .
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Young Men' and ' Wo; len will go no further than their
-Yeas -Teat. means. if you have not .the.
proper training or preparation you will not, achieve the
Success you, are •looking. for,.
WHrtT TRAINING SHOULD „I HANE?
A timr°u101. Eduoatior or aShortiiand
Typewriting course, or 'both of them.:;.•
WHERE SH UIDI
'N` rn
At thio ____�ith er __Business College ;_____thiven_..Baund,
:Ontario:
WHEN S ioUT�II- T EOIX?' .
M ►FE.I$ING
(Intended for last Week)
Macs.. Henry Reed- of 0,O.derich, . is
Visiting her niece, Nils. Thea, E!itider-
son this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Janes Peacock and
'tons William and George of tine-
vale, were guests."of Mr. and Mrs. S.
J. Kilpatrick, Sunday.'
Mr. S. 'B.. ' Stothers, of 4ssea, spent
the week -end :at . his cottage at Kin:
tail
.ental Ke•.1th.
By D.. M, :LeBOURDAIS,,•"
Deemer. DIv uoo d Eduntioo. Ca4adW?�
N.tioe.f Gcu!s+i ..D.e, for Meeul Hoene "`
NEWS ANIS . INFORMATION
,FOR THE BIIX : FARMER
(Furnished Ory: the, Ontario• Department- of Agriculture)
TRAINED SOCIAL WORKERS "`w Toured Northern Ontario
AIEEDED IN
MENTAL HOSPITALS
Hon. 'Thomas L.' Kennedy and a
party of agricultural officials; eluding heath of experimental farms
recently Make a Our of Northern
Ontario, 'visitu►g each of the exper-
ntal farm- and many- private
Could '1Liberate, Many Patients 'Earl-
ier If Some' Agency to Bridge
Cali Betweeti hospital and. C.om- •
nit
' Mr. George, Twamley, Jim' Curran , idle '
farms: They reported that the 'farm-
and Tom Anderson. -Jr., spent •' the 7 '
week -end. at the latter',s. hbzne in Lon-
don.,
1Vliss Olive Anderson, •'who - had
spent •'two • weeks" at Toronto, Inger-
sol .,and •,London;.'• returned..honie.,Sun-
mu y.
'.Sound:
fiMr,. Ward • Agnevi! of •Owen '.So
.s visiting. ,his friend Palmer ;Hil'pat-.
Referring;. in a recent article, .to :ors seemed '.remarkably 'prosperous
and optimistic,,.' . having splendid
the common, mistaken belief that the' „reps; ' new barns -and -good animals.,
m'ental ,hospitals, contain' large num- The itinerary of the grip; in the
'-begs • of person?; who should be lib- •'caukse'.of which the Minister opened
grated; •I '"stated that, Very few, • If the Lakehead: Exhibition, at, 'Port.
any; of the. ;-tient; 1!t" Canadian,.Wi111ain, took the party.•fron' .New
"' ' • . k a'.d,A ' ochrane, whence:• a: side
'I.iS ee T 0 C
;our :' was' 'made to. Jame-: ' Bay, • hibition -gral i + is ,•a matter:of ra >itm-,
y
:mental' hospitals,, are hot Ins:need of
some. form of" treatment.. There are,
can .be taken from Ontario if condi-
tions are satisfactory. At present
.a price of 41.08 per .bushel is being
paid, .less costs of shipment. The
British market . is fairly well 'agreed
now that .O.A.C. No. 21 barley .'is the
best barley that • can be obtained for
malting purposes.
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Advises Use Of )Flail
In a recent niemora.ndum with. •re-
spect to the .preparation of seed for,
,exhibition' purposes L. 'FI ;'Newiilan,
Dominion.-Cerealist, .gave.' the follow -
Mg, .advice regarding threshing;
'`The Method' of threshing. the epi
rick: this, week :x ' The. underlying pi1rpose .of, the .tour•' ertance A :very• good•."iilan is to'.
•',over.: h v. "r in 'every'.nient 1 •' os ttah was.: to- deci �e' what. °'the.' Governilsent . flail the. sheaves his hand on an esti-
°Mr`w� pG:eorge �rlegi ;" who .;Asks etre. ,e ,, a it •.�,. d � µ„ a. Y
i 'Itura d -1:".i:." c e fl .ni ' en . t • ,
Fr�o-in=Detroit--dor-a�`e.�,-•da3�s,--h.,� .�� � eeistain+--�atiepts--•••whc#:T•enig�ht- go--olit-. Y�nn lin `tu..;,•'assst;,.th�agr'gr _. tt he•' grottid.,.Tiear
ed Wednesday.- Mr; Tour- Glen. is
' When the College 'opens •'after vacation for the .fall•
term., At the beginning,of September.
WHAT STUnIES SIIOULD I TAKE?
Write to the Principal or Phone 107 ' during office
hours Or I'4o.. 330 evenings, or '-better still, 'call` at .the
•'College and consult with the '.,Principal, C. A. Fleming.
Northern Business College
()wen Sound, Ontario.
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How 'Hitch Hikers
Travel. For ' Nothing
'•If'.any '-of 'our •friends have 'an ani;
• bition to be successful hitchhiker;,
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and :desire to• study the technique of that he may b'e. entertaining 'a thug
the thing they= are reeomnended to n -h i will -tab-Ii-i.m-or__that
read 'an article on the:. subject b. ho',t•.of, undesirable' insects.;!'Nor is
Hugh Handyman' in• the New-Repub-it wise to carry, a pack; for, this ere -
perhaps; ' to
re-•perhaps;'to save ates the inipi•essioti:that you rather
time,. read ''the condensation which hire :walking, If,yo,'u carry'. instead- a
h teh,hiker's: equipment,, ,apart, from
his nerve, which Mr.H'
• ardyman
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parently takes for granted, . •is a ra-
zor,' toothbrush and •.soap. •
- Nobody will• pick 'up anybody who
looks like a traii5g: Either • he fears
appears below .• lYIr.-':Hnrdyman'
' aware that he, is giving .information
which Mniayr be: put to illegal use .for.
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many 'states there is' a law: which you are .bound for sortie, distant goa','
fdrhids hit 1 ikers'• to " accost riot-' rather than oing, a fe+ . blocks. Mo-
orists: Indeed, we have an uneasy toris:ts 'are , 'invariably., 'sorry for.'a
feeling' -that such a law 'exists :on On -man who seems .to. be lugging- a
r - rselve eav suit case •arid..generail_y _take-
tario and that' we .May nr d u t y ..
it for., granted that. he' is a, stranded
.com.,ner4i91ti veller._-Tliere -is,in •ad-.
dition ,something , reapec.table__and
strarys, the hitch -hiker , continues. one, disarming in ,the sight of a suit case.;
his way, 'travelling ,hundreds or In bandit country,, $ich as in 'the
thousands of miles . at little eo-t.: environs of Chicago,;' Toledo. and Lo,
. and' no. doubt adding furrows to -.the • Angele,s., . it is well tb be seen carry -
, already • corrugated brows -;'of rail- ing a . large hook., •Gunmen do not
way executives. An experienced hiker 1 carry .b5oks about 3. ith then and the
.-bon-fired.Holies "� voltiaie•• • c'o.nuntinicates. a suggestion.
can trove) -titrea
small �1itt suit'case," ,y otl convey the
:idea 'that..y,ou are walking by'ac•-
cident rather than 'intent, and th:als,
. guilty of some sort' of conifilieity is
its violation. 'However,' he remarks
that despite'all provisions to the con -
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• day, in the `vest and two.hundred aryl of 'studiousness and 'ambition w
fifty miles :a day, in the East if he-e-xutes, sympathy. Nor should one dian mind' and heart, which it'woukLl
stays on the main highways and-I•dress as? an ordinary hitch -hiker inl The social worker makes. a point of.
lou h the 'suburbs ('leggings; khaki shirt; etc:.He •shotild'� be almost ilxipossible for, a f•oreigner 1 keeping in touch with all •discharged
.az
of lar_itLaciti th____ g _ „ . __ 1 ,_ airy even after residingin India ' tients, t • ilt certain that' they have
of large cities. " ,' ' on the' contrary lie ctressezi iri a bus= properly ad'usted in the community
suit., and would be wise to .have for 'many years. The Sai3liu pies��
pa p y
This is' better time than is made mess s a most picturesque appearance, The Cetrimissioner for Mental .Dis-
by the average Motorist; for :the 't3ik•' some sort of letter or document on a"heavy .black beard, and wears ' eases in Massachusetts has announ.'
er' is not wearied by 'continuous him which will be of help 'if he is long orange -colored frock which _ed that social •workers attached tc
driving. Neither does he -have to wai arrested. foe. vagran y' reaches hisfeet. From his foreign t hospitals. in"i'that state save many
for lrepairs.•_tf anything goes moron: To' keep dr;Nwn ex�eses. it is Her- Ip this 'mangler,
with the car.Ile,.can..step _put _and con- essary to sleep outside 'when the wea- ,appearance one 'woudl not expect to times their salaries in the' number'
' tinue on his. way in the knowledge•. 'her is fine. It is also necessary' to -.hr the faultless and fluent Eng- j o'f patients that are enabled to leave
another cut down luggage to the .minimum: i Irh which he speaks. Although ,his. I the hospitals sooner. -than. otherwise
that behind him there is }education was carried out entirely
car' speeding to his assistance. He for even Iucky hitch -hikers may have , in the schools and colleges of .india.. would be the case. •
should never allow a truck or slowly a few miles.to walk every now and d accent would be sag- On alo 'mental hospitals have re-
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Final, arrangements have been Paterson regards this problem :as a •
mpleted by 'the Hon. Thomas L. matter, of common-sense. The farmer•
niovitt Car to' pick'"him up, hu. :hen. Mr.
1c
his e7fiolr I3etroit--411'ia
sooner than they do if the superin- ,velopment. of Northern Ontario.' . the stooks...or stack, on a 'bright stin-
ten ent ceu d Be quite sure of -the
Mr. Harney . Anderson spent' part. .
of last week with ;Detroit friends. sort of surroundings they', -would re-
_ __ e • turn to ,. if they were '.dis'i;harged• 'Th
Quite a number',--from>�iesR,;att u.
ded the service, on the beac$,at Port immediate reason' for. 'person's.
venial ; at which breakdown is often•• associated with
Sadhu•.Nelson .C'hristatianda ffom In- the family situation. Obviously it
dia preached, having 'been the 'spec-
ial preacher at: sot. George's' '.service,
Goderich, , in . the Morning • and at,
Christs' Church; Port 'Albert: in, the
afternoon, Beach service ,at 7.15. p.m.
Between 'six hlindredh andsevenhun
dred people le athered, to hear the''Sad-
P , g
hu, who is a graduate of Madras, Uel
versity, 'having 'been.one of 'the ' grea-
test of native• leaders in'Christian
work in India,' and 'is a member of
o... - highest s _'o f ..his. na-
One. of the highest castes
title land. Some years ago'. he assum
ed 'thetask-of- ea -trying -ohs -Christian
missionary work amongthe 'members
of the 'higher castes;'wDio could'., ot`
be reached by 'ordinary evange istis
methods':'At first -he had. but one hel-
per in this. w o.rk, but so •successful
has .it• been and the.work' has grown
to such an extent that he` now has
twenty-seven workers associated with
the la• rg�P rm er who
have become active members of the
Christiari .'church, there ;are, fare,
Lighter • Ba1eS' :Wanted
At the recent National Hay, -Con-
vention in Buffalo 'strong complaints
were 'Made ' against the practice by
a rodr s of ' in and
Canadian p a • p g
baling- hay too' heavy and many..deal-
would 'not he r�:good- for the" patient_ ers . stated that unless. this . fault •is
who has` made some progress toward, overcdme •' 'they' woildq' discontinue
handling the Canadian • product
recoiery to go :balck to' this uiifavor'• Canadian dealers are.' urging that
ale family -situatio
n the attention •of. farmers 'in hay ,pro-
f -n addition, there ,is, the type of, ducing• districts' be '' brought- to this
patient, who is '"up" for. a period and fault. -The bulk of baled ..hay is used
then down in the dumps.for a' simi- ..by' carters and 'truckinen; who ,have
tar period: `Sometimes this' condition
is'' not Very, .serious; .:during his .up.
period he may, become more or. les',
excited.• and when he is down he. may
feel very' 'sorry 'for lim'sel"f;' but i
few ' weeks : in •the '`mental.' hospital
with proper treatment. will' generally -
bring ' him •bask to. - normal so that he
may 'be iter' at d without -nitwit tears
of ill. effects. But there is another
i ' a•1: who when 'he is.
.type- of., ind vidu ;who,
:n, the dumps; is, apt :to 'get so; dis-
couraged that . he thinks :life is no.
worth living. Such. a person .need:
very careful attention, and even':wher
he . seeini tobe quite' recovered 5a
wise mental hospital superin
Will -often hesitate, to allow him to re -
.o carry the, bales some dtarice to
ny , ay Only a .veryew strokes of
the • hail shonl.d be given each sheaf
as %the, well; developed `kernels wilt.'
roll• out first: .The ' ernels reinaining
in: the sheaf. may be''threshed out
later in the ordinary •way':`
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, Curren't Crop Report ..
The grain' harvest has progressed
rapidly.. aver the province.:and'-thresh--
ing has -'.been the genera. practice.
Fall. wheat. has averaged. :35 bushels
of 'geed quality' grain to the acre ani
barley has yielded' satisfactorily.
TTTireshing returns bear out earlier
'repo'rts •of .material . damage' 'to the' '
*et ,tliem'to the' feeding `loft. ,When oat erop'through rust and. sniut. Corn-
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bale'runs 150'Ibs.,'or'more in. weight
Lida is' a heavy job, so :heavy ink fact
- _ _...:'the..heavy
• hat, the buyer willpass up h
}ale fol `one• which. he 'can handle worin newt this. crop:. Cuttitsg.'"of
with eater ease._ __ ..` .._. ' . - .: w eraL_
gr t'h'e �tobaeco-••Drop has been gest .
The 'popular 'dema�nd in the ha!;.'sincethe,:- ._ . _ _ - __
. middle, of August � ` -
rrrarket `today ,is: for -the light three °
'.ire bale weighing around 120 lbs.
Who :..are us- Fall Wheat' Growers!.
. mers'•in hay districts _ '•
Far
mere
presses'. ase urged -tb give'-att n-=-- F`$11 wheat-gra�weis ha eYt�ca pro- `-
r of_,•primhry, iM_poitance to'con=
tion .to 'the---•sta-ted . pre-fereetee�..rr•�:e
.le'alers"• and 1�uyers, 'in the hay mar- shier, according 'to George R. . Pater- •,' .
ket.- In a good'year. forr•hay almost son, feed and fertilizer distributionl
s any kind .of a bale call be sold,., but .expert: 1. What alIn I going , to' do'
tendert
with market- conditions such . as they with the; crop ins'tThari ested? Mr.
are this, year .and with the' restricted, Paterson believes that farmers will
L• whichrevails, every atten; feed what'they can to . cattle, hogs.
..ritlet p e 3�
tion. should be given to putting up.and poultry. Wheat a -hen sugpemert
bales-of; hay ef..a iteiglitLdesirerLby ted' with:, other grains and supple=- - •
and. roots' continue very': promisingo
In South -Western Ontario beans are
being seriously affected by a: small
numbers of. . secret' believers ' who are.: turn. to the,, stresses 'of -making' • '.:1
endea�i'oring".to live Christian lives, living and getting' shrug 'with people'
and by 'their prayers- and -giftsr-gar . .--the community. till--=reasonab13--
doing much to advance thet work . 'of certain ' that,. he' • is 1 not , likely . tc
converting • their fellowmen. '' Sadhu sinnip again. . , ,
Nelson •is an intimate companion and :' The best mental hospitals noir
friend. of ;Lord Irwin,• formerly Vice- em.ploy-trained - social' -workers whose'
soy of India; and also "enjoys the duty ',it. is to examine the.*condition:
friendship of'Mahatma' Gandhi. Be- to which a,, discharged patient must
ing well - versed in the life and returnIn cases where the home _sur-
heugiit o£ atitie country he has:A---
Fouildrn s, ' am Liot- favor$s,,.e ..other
Other-
s. complete understanding of the In- I •irrange.nients must often . be made
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the market. ' mentary concentrates may. readily, {;
II i• readily : be , utilized both it; dairy eat • '
Tomatoes For West "tie and .hog rations. The returns at
ces_.o air roducts and
s , -.. .. -: . !present mi - - . t.,_d_,...y P_ .e,cloc _.._
Tomato 'shipments on a•:1arge scale ; a "
pork might well•, be considered as
from Southern Ontario to• the West- . definitely,more than the present
srn Canada market represent a new . '
farm price, of wheat. Afire feed for
ievelopment� c_onffdently_ expected .a:
., -dairy-cattle;-wheat-_shoo .be..supple-... .
he rest-ofc* ^idlers for seven
mend �ith--sutne protein„ rich --feed
.carloads of the fruit,• especially pack- 1 and ` it will give best results when
ed. The consignment, according to 1 mixed'' with bran and oats. Also for
Charles W.. Banes, secretary of the I •
i swine, wheat may be fed as high as
Growers'.:..Market, Council., • is t'o • go i one-quarter -the ration in 'growing
forward packed in lygs and paper ' pigs and •one-thirdin finishing pigs.
wrappers and he, •anticipates ,the day ; Wheat' is also a' standard part of
when a large proportion of the.On- 'poultry scratch:� Ground wheat 'may
tario product will be' marketed iii also substitute for shorts in the mash
1 2.1Shall I sow fall wheat this year
and if so, can 1 afford to fertilize
Barley to Britain • , • ' it and What fertilizer shall I use Mr,
Hardyinan advises apra;nst 1 hes tongue an cent.' been supplied Withsocia weir, I,ennedy, Minister of Agriculture, ''who has 'practised a o¢d system of,
g •estive of 'Oxford and Cambridge.
sh'orild" onttniie -to "~-wall: until tin% blankets: , They are heavy, and if it ' i, ' ker, and one `or two' others through- and Hon. G. H. Ferguson, Canadian sail management and folloifed'•
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the 'are •useless, It is far bet- He is a forceful and convincing
i out Canada hale followed sort, bolt •g' h Commissioner to Britain where- • suitable rotation will be well. ad'vhsed
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really desired ' vehicle appears. On ,
the main highways ' •the hiker can
pick and • choose his car. It is best
to ".choose one., in . which a pian is
' driving .alone,' for he is likely • to
High
:ry Ontario will- make a definite bid to make a. .moderate application, of
to capture the. overseas barley 'mar- I phosphoric acid. Potash may •be,Ire-,
ket this ..year. Testa shipments ,-of quired : where clovers are. to follow.
eight different grades of 'barley ,are . Nitrogen in' limited quantities and
being •dispatched to England and in cases , where clovers and manure
after the .market consumers, there have been. sparingly used in the pre -
have made 'their' selection a carload vious rotation may be ,valuable. Put
of . the preferred' grade will be for generally 'speaking, .phosphoric acid
warded from here. It is understood should`form the•basis,of a fall -wheat
that' 20,000,000 bushels of barley, fertilizer program.
tams and his sympathetic app
p f strong points
ter. to itch camp for. the•night,at a speaker,
of the
spot there wood for a fire is easilyciation •o the
collected. And it i§ about , as' cheap' religions and culture , of the land of
to buy meals at farms as to cooks' In• India in addition to his burning, zeal
' dirive faster than if he has a friend ' .any event the ma tier the amou (.
With -him, and is also iv;illing enough, luggage la hitch hiker is carryir.g...His church male him a real power
the easier' he will find it : to get free £or good among his oivn people as
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All who have the high
ply of matches in a water -tight box'. ; privilege of ' hearing him in other
nt 'f and •enthusiasm 'for Jesus, Christ' and
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to, enjoy a chance companionship. It
•1 is unnecessary' to wave at drivers. It
you hear a car a couple' of hundred
yards behind you glance mond and
see if it is what you want. If it is,
rides. Be- sure to
have an extra. sup- well as amo g .
stowed away in the suit case, for lands.
nothing ii more exasperating than' I
i . .then turn roand` again when it is to run but of matches on a cool night;
twenty yards or; 'so away and .try. to when there is 'fuel available. Nobody , -
, catch the' eye of the driver. If he it save utter and obvious hobos need '
' he so m , rt of "an who picks, un people now ride blind baggage. They can,-.'.
e will. stop, and invite you ire.. trawl-fssttr=a�,d-i'=-every, .comfort
Probably he will ask 'you why yot: in the 'motor cars of other People if
did not stop, being .unaware hat yot they will give heed to the- foregoing
made your subtle- .appeal, and you rather imntorel instructions.
will then be iii a. position of' accept- ' -• '
ENGAGE PIUNCIP'AL
ing overtures rather than making
them. Never ahlt a woman to' giro
you a lift. The chances are 'that she
will tint ado so, and if she 'does the
= . prospect :of .a subsequent wreck' is
immensely increased. I.t is also wise
to arrange to do your travelling nil•
other` days than Sunday for ther. term. Miss Phalen has had seieraI, stock 111 the
mostof the cars have families iri years experience and eornea highly t
them 'and are probably , goings only recomrnrerrded. Mr. W. W. Alton and s
short 'distances- By this method the . Miss 4'iririfred Farrier have .been'
writer: travelled nearly 4.600 mile- ietained as assistants. • The sch *ol
Canadian ; mental hospitals are yet
very deficient in this essential form
of service. a situation which from the
standpoint both of humanity and
economy should be remedied without
delay.
(Information on any point not
covered here will be given in later
issues if yo' i *ill address your ques-
tions to • "Mentals Health," 111 .St
George St, Toronto, Ont.) : •
FALL FAIR. DATES
C.N.E: Toronto,' Aug' 28—Sept. 12l
Western, London, Sept. ,14--19.
Brussels, Oct.• 1•-2.•
:1 Cape Croker, Reserve, Sept. '24=25.
Chesley, •.Septi .24.25.
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LUCKNOW and • vV'L'�I(1 4M I Dungannon, Oct.
• { Goderich, Sept.' 15=1.9. •
The Ripley' Board of Education L�17l1lIYlent 1 rel Qr s I Hanover, Sept. 16-18.
have engaged Piss Frances Pilatee Ont.. •: � Hepworth, Sept. 5=9.
Lnc'know,
of Port Rowan, as :principail 6f the.
Continuatx•ott School; for the coming Has the largest andsnost complete Kincardine, Sept. 1,7-18.
Isincardi
most beautiful 'designs Lion's Head, Sept. 20 Oct.
in twelve and'a half' d'ay's at a cost terhi..h'egins on Tuesday,,_September
• of, $17.63, mostly -for food. thougiir 1t. ,
i°`.'.-- there Was a long distance calf frost: •
Chicago to New. Ybrk included in ENGAGEMENTa�iriOLNCI✓I3,,
this modest account. It is cons•dere•l
the' proper thing to have cigarettes Mr. and •' Mfrs. John A, Farrell of
• to, offer the Irian: i'tho:•.pic10 .you .u><?:_, Ripley, announce tie engagement of
eknow, Sept. 24•-25..
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o Chodse from; in-�- ._ • •'Lu
yfARBI.It, ' SCOTCH, SWEftSll,'Mildmay, Sept., 22-23.
AND' CANADIAN GRANITES. 'Paisley, Sept.. 29-30.
`V E make a ' Specialty Of !Pinkerton, Sept. 18. .
Family monuments: and invite
!Ripley,: Sept, 22-30. '
i `Port 1`'tgli , . Sept 25-26.
your Inspection.
I'nseriptions Neatly, Carefully and
,promptly Done.
us before ...:placing,"14! ' , order.
t Under'anood ,Oct 1. -
R. A. Spotton W iartori,' Sept. 18-19,
Phpae 256 W irigham, Oct 0--10. •
• Saugeen Reserve, Oet. --6.
t,tara, `ct. 6-7. .
Teesv'ater, Oct
Tiverton net•. 0-6.
See
- .. is also all right to .offer to Pal' ' their daughter. Ethel, to Dr. A.Ltoy d •
' for itis hunch, • though the , cllfances 1 Meredith of incisor, son of thelate
- :are that he Will insist Ppm ' playing^'; George Meredith and Mrs George Douglas Bros.
afo
:r yotitrs or at least will pay. for his' Meredith of Orillia. the marriage is r Phone 74
_own. The plot essential mart of a ,to take place' quietly September 12. Lacknd'w'
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"Want Ads" -
"Want Ada" in The Sentinel are
result -getters. You will do well to
rake use Lot this feature.. '
Read this colurnn.weekly, it may
mean dollars to you.
Advertising rates for -this type of
advertising are low. try them and
get results.
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