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at Eden Grove the. other day -1 2 ani-
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her body, temporarily paralyzing her
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arm. The shoe on her"right-km. was
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torn to pieces, and her big toe but tied
I . . the service at the graveside, were
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through the floor and disappe'ared
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through the cellar. Kira Kreitz-'
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%hock and injuries; but is now roport-
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. home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKa?%guo,
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Rev. Alex McMillan, D.D., of Tor.
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Sth Con. of s.�ulroxio, of their daughter,
onto; Rev. W. R. Melnto.sh, of Lon.
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the 4th Con., Culross. Aft -r spend-
of Weiland; Rev. - 1). A. 31cDoriald,
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B. A., of Korea; Rev. W. J. Knox,
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M.A., of London; Rev. G. A. Wood-
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Jack Montgomery, a lad of 11; years
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Uev- J. M. Nicol, B.A., of Listowel.
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These men have been';chosen L for. zheir
with a number of other school boys
special qualifications for this w , oA,
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vent for a, swim along t4e. shore.
and the congratulates itwif committee
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Guderieh summer school an, excep-
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fiedtion Fie ompany of strong, -moll (JU&Ji.
Men. Recreation features also
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HUROS ULD.- Boys.t--7The Toronto
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The Township Council held a regular
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meeting on June 23rd.
IN[oved. by Hackett and Uicbrardion,
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that the reeve and Jamieson be author -
Rt. wharf at 71.30, 9.30 and 2 o !cl(x;k
ized to sign any further agreements re -
on that dav, 1Lnd anyone wi4hing tocessary
to cure the deviation ',toad to
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lake at Xititail -through the Austin and
overt privileges Queenston Heights
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bonds duly read and finally'passed.
home county.
. Duribg a spe,dacular electric 4tor")
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Agreements to buy the farm of C.
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Ing . Dearthe kitchen stove when a
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114'r Euknow Ontfittirl i34 PIGS ?i���1ITAlY� KILL ROADSIDE 'WEEDS . '4"An eura" crowd took the pro'prietto II "I (No%% York Independent) .
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at 114301 -1 -ow. Ont&Ao. and his foreman. and after bmtiiDg " I I . L •-4n all this warlike world there seems -
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I A, IX MACKENZIE. Pro aletor thein, 'Paraded them through the streets _' :t farJ C" -n Be. Control',etl by Cuffivatio'n Stores, Water in -Soil no refuge" for the poor pacifist. Tvit my . . 1.
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I and Editor. I � for,:iug them to sat the dog and' rot Spra)-*n -. fo, r Crops. . years ago a Quaker-hke wet of Rvasiact . A, ,W , I
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TzRms oaP_9umcjuPTjQN.'-To any addrew 'meat which via% iulendwi for sale. � The* Pray Should W., A'apiAl-d on Calm, .- . -
In Canada or Great Britain. one 50, -iX -L t . Grasshoppers Chenpl) and Quickly to Canadatu escape conscription in tLe - .
m9laths 75e-. torpe v4s . Gast t)1.50, ,,F�owd was about ,tr, ban If?rr Heil, tb* Clem- Dai as S.x4n as - Fi. %; Few - TreatIng Wlih-the Te 'a *tin Tolt3tol wrote his gredw"t, - ... ..
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=;'OlieWarAW, PTO I NY•,stard Pfulas KII(aw Flowers. 'L I
oe rates. On paid in arrest's tra rate proprietor, but failing to procure a rope - Poisoneqt Bran 51111XIIII.re. novel, "lle.mu'rrecti,in," in order to raime -
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Subscribers who fitil to receive The Sentinel they threw him into a river. He swam Coil1#10-1--4 nv ,)no,etrw I)rptertment or (Contributed by Onturin Depstrtment of nioney for their nfigration, and they rr- A -
will 615hfor % favor b) ao- . Aa�rv. ojittive rortinto ) I .
regularly by utail LO the Opposite bank wherv, the W)Jice. I . AgAtultum. Toronto.) - .. r : I
quainting us of the fast at as early a daW as e oppr* Al.,. L 110 . cawed aid from numerous charita,bla � .
possible. I til �l _`watter what ' saves r . I
I . took charge of'hiuk. . . I . . '(�A,S,TITCH in time saves sons in,Hnglau'A and -America T e - I .
Wheu change of address Iti desired, both old kiail, A%aya put on weight r per L . `
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and the uew address,shuuld be given. . nine." I'M$ Is ospeck ,, .
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Advertlelins Rat4m , . . . . A are yfmr,g and the �-ounger , , pecular ftuth, their pacific jprincipleAawt ' . . .. .. 1. .. %. . .-,,'--
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DISPLAY ADVERTIBING RATICS-MadS kDown " ' . . . whell one considers that their couitutinal life, extended a hearty . I . I
qu.applicAtion. - I . Latest developments in- passenger - 'atly are ilie cheapor the gainp,.' As .*1
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11 STRAY A). imAt,s-One Insertion Me; three in- aeroplanes i ted by the following ' 'ohsequence of this It is essential ' I 'Welcottie and promised timin uervetual I. I .- 1. - I. . .'
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oartions $1.00. - L . . .. I is saggets . . hat ilie ni . an raising young stock weeds inay'-produce .oyer 10,000 xeillptiou'from . military 86 vice. Thty . I .
. Farms or Real Hstate for sale 50c each - incur- description of a' Grant Handley 1'agp - e'a , . needs, and, that many of such. �
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t* 11.,miscellaneous Articles For. Sale. To Rent. . . - . wity be blown far and wide by the . . . . . ,
Vanted host. found, etc.. each insertion, 25c. machine which, during the sitting of the :mount c'if attention to the young I �.. I
*I Readers -Notices. etc.. IN per line per in- . . wind., qn� begins to realize ij, .
" .4t %outt �btit as tbe* country ,settled up their. I .1
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cert ell, Sc _8UbXeqU1ffi1t, insbrtivn; speciAl Pew -Cooftireatn conk -reprew,vtativee -nitrilitta he is �XD,6411.nlg. �, A -(,e*, days', �- . 1'-:_�:� .". - . - , �
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rate of 8L to regular display advertisers. Card � d •be *& soure& of contaukination is *a NY L . I . � L I I. I
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of g, Coming Kyeutagc'and_�5c r back -and Imth between, London - -and , , - I � - . 1. . roidiside, a fence cor'ner or �- a - ,N-ast-e better than their company, so':tbe 1466. - - ,. � I
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line. no noticeleRs than 2&L Legal advertisrug - - - . Zwou-tit- into the peri so that she may � � . - . I "
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10c and Ac per line. than Sales, brief notice Paris, making occasional trips i.11to, Bel, 'heconte uccustutiv-d LU,ner uarround-' place. q% . . I . I hobors were woved on west. into Britit,is
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5[b. longer notice tOo per linea -tor first insertiun A 1. - L I . . 1. I -h I - Columbia'. 1101`6 'they' have brougla,', - .
5c for ahch subsequent ins6rtion. - Black-fawed 1111116 . . •. i n gs. A close watch should be kept in Ontario it Is too cowiroll,.i �: i -:. 4L . A
Type count t 2 1 lineirfor 1." . 9 \ " her during these daNs in order to . In the fall of the year to set. a .1arm- tiuder ctiltivatioii 400,000 acres of wild I
Any ppecial a r1floC, the object of whicb Is the Designed to carry twelve passengers, . er busy with his fall cultivation. at-
p;cuallary benefit of ally Individual or assods- , ward .off constipation, which is the tempting to clean his field and -[)I*(-- land. niti-h of it tithbered, and their
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it is deactibed as fitted out like a Pull. ' , ,
flon, to be, considered an advertisement and I . 'fug -bear of a gre1t, many swine paring a good seed bed for next ,J)MUlbers have increased from 8000 to . .
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I chat Xed accordingly. . man with electric lights, wireless tele crop. At the sante time tin tl'r 11,000 Nearly half of them, -therefor -, , I .
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Busitio*b owls of mix lines and under $Mml . -,ur . s very likile can be-do-i-ir, . so it' is roadside, nrav 1he field or In the are CanadiAn barn and know nothira , f
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-, �, -HUR61>-A�Y, Ap - U i ' ' taken iwo . I ,var broke ,6ut-,and couscri U 1A Li , - 11 .1,
. 11 I , ,.pane ' 'and Wild Lettuce are tnattirin�, te��Ids .
, __ agers. z, Jt,coxt,,tbout -one hundred r , r1t ,h'61, feed be tD .
I I Iie 'ne* 4uA' i�k adopted they of course refused to seryl, I
. . thousamd. dollars.. - . . . ' by the tho(isinds, to be blown it
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THE END OF THE WAR , .. � - toppy an(J of a, laxative oats -re, a ' * . '
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QU95EC�WANTS 5005E at' d iderea his labor next yeai`.- .
The Qjreat War which commenced in. . . amount ,of linseed oil meal helping crop an V ' I
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the early days of AugdRt 1()14, practic. The vote taken last week in the House. steal ratiun for a brood BOW May .the maximum quantity of grain expelled from their fartua.,ict 'Brit6li '_. . I -;,,-
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ally came to an end on Sacurday last., L of Commozis on the extension of pro., I ,rviRist of equal pp.rts ground Oats should be produced froth ever), .acre a ve place. tu retufted isvi- --I'--:-,- -- - ------ I - ------ -- ---:--�-:-.----
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. I .i;l whe'at middlings. . under cultivation, i on, no man can . I . 7 . .. I . . . ''I
June 28, 1919, wben* representatives of hibition for -twelve months after. the At fh�- time ��f farrowing the sow to allow weeds. to.seed anywhere ill diem. Since %moug their other crhzJ . I .
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.hould �be left,ulone but the atten- the neighbqA notions Lilt -.1 ..
Germany add of - the nations which signiDg of peace was intereefiog because ' " , � I -in- , I � 6 . I . 1:". � .. �1. 11 _ .1. I . I.,
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. ' - d be keeping u watch , I ti) law As to li..'11t, they st-el I helplle-4s t" I
were -united against Germany in the of th3 ,way' in which members divided. . hrr to see that no trouble arises. the summer cutting weeds oir ,•-oall- - I -, � r � I . . I
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war Signed the treaty of peace at Ver Thirty-four voted -again prohibitp-n and . � . . . - * .
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is' a gooA .--investment for fllt� - cial' (1ppre,4816ni, •Ouly onv -welpoa they
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sailles. . . one hundred and' ifv6 voted for. Of an I her first feed should be little future-, which will pay handsome di%A_ - have, passive' resistance and api)eal v) � . , - .1 I
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I . of all the 34 - Howitt, (),,,A, -i0 etanpission. They threaten Or pro .
It was the peatest war 0 history, � who Voted . all b4t one, were from little tnldd1+nps in it. After 'this the crop. -Prof. J. E. Ho ' I I . . '�, I
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treaty ja'st signed is one of the'most repiesent •constitueucies in which French *ation should W, eut down to stop moisture Is the most important " are given'Uck to theta or they perish . . I . 1.
. . . I I - the sncretio.n ,.of milk and, if It is, soil property. Without. it a crop is frjul .starv;ltion A:6d cold. Tilis lunger . .
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I - ' youi,-g pigs once a day fora few days. much' fertility may be present. With . . .0 . t
have ever attached their signatures. that "Hon. Charles Murph-, member of - -ops are effective'as it hal pruved in prison, au.. .
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Though with' Gertnany completely Rdaseil'County, Ontario, was Only are good and strong and vigorous obtained. while on the other hand i � ..
I . . they'shatild be left alone for a while moisture is excessive or deficient- the. oro.us protest agiiinsL the actide of th.: I
beaten and 'the signatures lot her,relprei- member outside of to vote `wet'." -. '. , - . - . I . . I .
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I ' teat to suck.as soon as possible. - If 'the water necessary for the produe- for.- . N a I L I I
preaty, the war is practically ended, it an bag a large French Canidian - the pigs are vigorous ,and healthy, tion of a fall' crop could be collect,_ -d - __ I - ----
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Germany's associates iP crime-fluitria,' tion, as in wah'y other respl,ets, Qaebec bit by picking around �tlle,l. L nt-other'i growing season only 10,or 12 Im,-lif-s � Ont... insurance. Fire and, Marine. � L . . - .
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Though Germany- has signed the treaty N. __-ftP_ the soil Officers'i-Noble G . U. Mckenzi. *. I 11
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of peace, it has been done on her p-4rt, THE*FAR.*A LABOR PROBLEM en skim milk with a little middlings winter .and spring rains as possibie. . Boyd; Fin. Secy,,, I -or. Patei son. Treiasurer. L . - --.1 _. - -
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the terms, and there is every indication - that the. scare;ty c f farm, labor was, going Outdoor exercise Is very import- contain depends on the pore spac�e in ntoon, in theNt"onic Hall. Havelock street .
I ant for young pigs and every meaus the soil. - Sands have les[st pore Lucknow, W. 'M.. R. C. Lindsay; S. W. - I
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that .nothing but the fear of machine to be as great tie year as it was last shbuld be use -d to induce'the young space, loams and . tnucks Most, and A. Wilson.
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. that th2re was little wonder at this, when from cold winds and the hot sun. If of a loam or muck abo'Ut 50 Per .
believe too that Germany has no inten- . . .
tion of -living up to the terms of the manufacturers were paying, -$4.00 per. th6 sow ' is turned out with the pigs cent., and.of a heavy 01ay about 45 o. s. FU w L p., R. I,. I 1. .q.,
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e sheohtuld not be given too much per cent. Frorn-these figures it will - stairsin Butun liloo-4. Tuaswat9r. Spec , - � I
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treaty.l.if- they can be avoided. Before. day. , I .range at first -unless the little fellows be � ' brid ework. Vtsftsi Wroxeter Ivit. and 3rd. .
- unduly tired as a result of If L as much water as soil gr.ains.* Wectnemday,of each month; Uorrie Thur. • .
signing the Germans' loudly protested But even $4.OJ per day will soo"n look travellffig too far. Since the plant roots require air it is � I ,__ __ .
that they were being forced to sign -a small. Dock. laborers at New York are Boar pigs not intended for breed- � not desirkLble to have all the soil (s'. A. NFWTON, 1). U. S..- Dentist. Office .
.1 Ing purposes shotild be castrated be- pores filled with water: some free Allin Mock, Lucknow, Ont. .All tnodert�
condition which i-3 held to absolve one " methods used. Ilea materials furnip4hed. . I .
. getting 65c per hour; hod carriers of fore weaning to get the beat results, air space must be left, 'hence drain- Crown ami BridKe work" Painless extract- .
from respecting the terms of a proullse, . thouib there Is not much danger An � age becorues necessary. . loft by the use of the &to4t, simplent, and � I .
Chicago are cut on strike for 75c per * safest rouiedy, SOMINOFORM. Neweq
he has made, or of. a document he has . - . castrating at a latter date provided . There are three ways that water , -, shin In artificial u*M Alumaim pia&ad , ,
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termined to make it physically impoe- now, and the street. car men of Tor,)nto
the opel,Rtion. Clean hands' and in- ly by Arainage, and thirdly by '"VU-
. struniefits and disinfectant on the poratkon. Of these, three the greatest
sible for the Germans to break loose hate refused 48z per hour, with an eight - wound -will, o'i�ercotne all danger of, J& i - evafturadon- -It may amount A a,- - . . - - - - I . I . I I i -
sin infection. -J. MeDeath, 11I.S.A., O. A. half the total rainfall. As long as .
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P __ 0 hour day. They want 52c per hoqr. - Cpllpge, Cuelph. . the soil is I wet, In the spring we want �VANTD, .
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THE SENATE AND PROHIBITION These linea of work do not teq,iiie . . . . I all these at work, but as soon as the
. - . nearly *the amount of skill nor iotelli. Spraylffg WitIls iron 8tillphate to Pre. soil Is dry enough for cultivation we - . � amm
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The Canadian .Senate is thou ht gence that must be exercised bv a ca * , . anon to the only direct means by
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have undergone' a change of 'mind re. able farts hand, yet no farrier can think Iron sulphate or copperas can be which this can be done In sunitner. •* . - .
, successfully used to prevent Alu.gtard Cultivation should begin just as early highest price. Our testa
gaiding probil)itiou. . of paying Wages to compete with these. L .
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Temperance advocates in the House It may be that in the course of a few -)tit injury to the Crop. , .one week may cause the loss of .as are acen.r.ate. . We stipply _
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, years the farin -bandL Will gave more . , calls..
of Commons did not give up the fight . per cent. solution i:hould t�! applied., this Is as much as falls in the month . I
I money than the factory operative orthe. This can be prepared by dissolving of April, a very serious matter when ' . .. -
when when the.. Senate 'sought to block -the hod -currier- with bill 7.5c, per hour', but SO lbs. of iron sulphat in 40 gallons the needs are so great and the supply'' EUGS - quantity. .
' )f water. Iron sulphate Is dissolved. so limited. In the fall of the year
extenpion of prohibition orders in-coun' men can hardly be blamed if the big We pa' "Cash"'0111y. I .
4ulte readily in cold water. The solu- cultivation should be deep to increase y
cil for one year after the signing of pay and short hourt, attracts them away don should be strained through a absorption and retention of water; Have you seen the Anker -
peace. I n8tead I of letting the bill drop from the fa. -1"8 t-heese' vioih, as it' is put into -lip in the spring, shallow, in order to Holt h'Self- Salanting 111 owl
' 41)i,;!y punip tank. Thi!f will remove produce a dry layer of soil on tho
aa the Commons . iftight, have done, As compared with old days, farmers '01-t and small partlelt!s that are apt surface to cut off evaporation. --Prof. . .
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I)reTuier Botden introduced a motion have of late been doing well, but the ,,) clog ,Ile 'ozzl(.R. . � W. H. Daly, y, Ontario Agricultural Coll Cream �Separat,or ? .
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I I return fur their long bouts and, hard Timejo -Apply.-4pply on -rt ealm' lege. A . We will be pleased W show it
stating that the Commons did not agree I clear day just as soon .t., the first - � I . L .
work does lint yet enable them to crm to you -I- -_ . 1. -1 I
- - ' few planta in the fields show flowers.* Men , Wrangled Over Rights and dmmw� . -
with the amendNent 6f the '- Se6itte. pate in the I 6(i I r market with the ci y it is very flnpol,tallt to spl-a'y early. ' .
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The vote,on this motion of diangrPempnt OeIr, P10yers. \ I ? to Live Together. Silverwoods, Limited . .
, . 4. ...-.-..-..-- treatment is not nearly mo elcetive. "
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face of this big maj 0 � - 0 0 � I 11 ' . The concrete beginning of a system- Ic
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,urR atter the solution is jR211ed' _ . __- -I VV 4 - Le;i1i"'31'. -Roqea-. .that the oldiet old g'entlemon ol the r iffP, y agaid. INd judlicllary,wrltii �. TIn - How,to Apply tine ,1-,3ohrzion.---An to Came and Comment, are as 'old ag �_ I -- .
Senate will change their minds 9%d . I .)rdinary hancl-punip Urre'l sprayer, the tribal relation. Men quarreled .
allow the extending legislation to polls. Such as is employed to spray !ruit ab(iut rights and wrong" as soon R.41 , I . 3C - , .
are excusing es by baying 1 treva may be used. or a potato spray- they bftan to Ilve together as a com- I - .. -,.-. I , -I-
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They themselves Eavefioughing , I ig ratitilty, and the chief of the tr1hp, or I .
that they know that the Commoners do ; Many of the up-to-date potato spray- I WANTED, . .
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tion; so they (the senators) will just let . Ill(-Ut for spraying These are � at UCKNOW .1 . )&r.
' All kinds of Tinware excellent for large areas, as they 111deed, at the ehrliest b6ginnings of
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The bbout face, however, it; due to __ -----,.,.-. . Care must be taken to Eea that every � Judicial xysten�. Including a reviewing We have wcu red H. R. - .
the pressure of, ,public opinion. The , nmaiard plant Is colvf-red with the mwer and remarkably .devel6ped I'deni , WON141 to buy cream
. solutit)n in -the farm ,of a tin#- spray. of administrative Juntlee. Judlelall of-' for U' s. He will givo .
senators have likely been Irvk-itrg back G. Drinkwalter Iron wilphate may be obtained at }leers In their epitnphs rest their clalm I
a few ears and contemplating the fate I . any hardwarl 'etore or from (lie out sang te.4tcream and I I
y -_ . NjOiols.'Shel e.il co., 'Fol-o,lto. in to immortality Upon having judged im- pity h i g h e s f market
of the House of Lords.,wbich, on beton 1, ' partially. never opp3essing the weak- � I , I
' In the Surrogate Court of the "holewde lots. it is better purchised ' � prico ca . . "
ing too bold in its interferertce with the 1� front this company, who Can supply and humble, and their merciful regard I I
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work of the Commons was shorn of its lCounty of Bruce it tyuch cheapuiy in large q-aantiiivs for the fathertess and the WICIOW.L Oet acan and give us a
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Ix)wer for mischief.' I . I 1 LIM11 it can be purchased at loea! In .the Cole of Harnmurabi of Baby- I fair trial.' Wo &.qquro I
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& , In the Estate of McDonald, deceased. 11' y of, the es-.qen- YOU that y 0 it call 1)()t -7 ,
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U. A. College, Guelph. Hill principles of moderh Justice which . . inake any mi- take. Oiir I .
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. Town -hip of K1111o".4, fry thn ('minty of �11(hir::, ,...hmh .--.. and -_0,P , Romans, T,h4QXe_._f6rn-v. . * ____,--'o -- L ---' I ,
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Stntep, but a -(;erman- meat L. K' 4, wkid .�oriimn, IMeDmiRld. who, in �,;11)1,1)-, 11*(Irlef, 1'.IRII�, [0 1;;tf 1,;, i -v c(,m- * the Pnrly trlhec4 of northern E'urope. - . . L
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concern of Ilamburg lim up to the pre. atid prior to OW Yf9ftk I'N!.. re4ifli4l nt the Town. ,ent with , le�,; Vc,'Lily vi.�rll k�cc,11-4 _. � . .
Aiii) (of Kiidifs�;, ito the County 0( flinco, and , , I Even old Romer (W n. c.) glveq, n -q The Seaforth . - - .
- who h by P1 III-ig e r: .v I. I ', i: iO a suggestive
(:�isftppeftreft frmll the Said TOW11M ipof ; I 01"'i"y
sent beaten all comers. . K1111 -1 Ill the I -Aid ymir 1442'stnd ham never ',javv l)01, -r and ii,-ory live-s!()�,k, and pleture of the modern M. ' . I I
o since been lieford of and i, flow hdbered to be, , , , . tp
An investigation of their ptant reveal d: rule loiki-im property bi tlio Aiij, ;q11,.11tly livl!,.[� �;O 'm of court t11109. fill tilp 0(1y,qsey,: . . 1. L.
I . I I - .13ruce to thi adnilid-dered. . (I County of `�)11; if. V,hh-h, af- "What Urne the Judge forsakes tTte. Creamery Co. I
ed,the fact that they were canning the Dateol this lith diiy of Jule, A.D., 1919. tel. �111'ri-4'ltle h'f-;�ia ()f !k'110d f'�1'11jl'qP. I noisy bar U&forth$ 0&4. I .
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meat of dogs, cata and r,.%t4, and puning R. VAP99TOPIR, Winghaln, (Mt., Gut. tyle. . . To t&ke roalto find f Ul@ the Wordy L_ I L I . . �
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