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The. United Church are holding i
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social on Friday eVening, • the 17th.
.1V-e`iyhody, Welenme.
Mr Malcolm•Read sperit' a • etv--
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,days in•Toronte ;With his sisterS,. Miss
Addle Ross and. Mrs. :Cecil' Pardons;
; Midi -AItennedir1s7v i
Goderich :With , H.
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.•Tichorne., ,
'Mr:. and Mrs Frank •Coulter visited
'tu afternoon :with Mr and, Mid.., J.
C,aig Mrs Craig, Sr-isnot-im
fastan her many friends
'would wish, j,, r •
• Tenders -Were received • up - anti'
• IVIOndateningiot----the caretaking
of ,the •Preshyterian,'ChUreh,and alSo.
• for - wood for the "same. . Mr: ,Geo.,.°
0, Garton has the:earitaking :for another
" year"' and •Mr: johnittOn Conn ifid
• Mr. Wes. Leggett,- the.; putting , in of
-the Wood. • "::•
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!IEIXN-S
' Helens' ,Couple „ Fear Safety Of
,•Relatives In Their .$ative. TOWN:-
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t".All Is Well -
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HOLY1100D
MadDengall and ylies
jean 'Anderson of I..ucknoW Were re-,
cent ,guests .cif Miss Winnifred Ackert
4i: and Mrs. Mark Johnston :spent,
Sunday. At Mr.. Andre*: Hamilton's.
.Mr., and Mrd., 'Robert MaoDOneld
ort Chatter
"EATS!" ANP '41,EAN$'!'
TO irtrigw -pEUD
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Tluirsdair- 'night- -isli0-01d '
mirthful one in the -local rink,. • The
hndi.i0 'fend „of "tt,v9. ',years 'ego has
flared n13 'and the "Fat'" 4114 .`j,e4na"
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tire • going ;.to settle the argument on
the . iee iiia, battle to: the finiSh-Tor
td'sorr10,94Y'S,'An.i01.,
That the' frayswill be„ia rough 1410,
tumble ,One • -•16 • fordast hit;. those p4att-
ented ,`skid Reds", of -Howard A,g-
riew'is being7.mileh in dj
emand. rute
strength .may bo, ,necessary on the
part of .thei Piiff-anel-GrUht,, boirs te;
subdue, their 'speedier. feather -weight
opponents. At,least :"Where there'd:a,
will tlieg's a. way," • And the 'heaVY
Weights will no 'cleinbt. endeavor to find
the way. ,
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.;-.:-Sacii7* budding • 'bankers.- as TroA
bridge,', Lightfoot'.arid Henry. will h
found on the-PLeeni". line-up as wel '
sd the tonsorial artists, Johnston' el, •
CunirningS, Doughboy MedbOnalci,
Tinker, Miirclie,.. Berry, Anderson, Jer-
:ii(itathwell. and Dune MacDonald, -.
•.The -Stagger and stumble' boys *Hi
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tret •,01.4: their. line-up of forrni4al)le
aieracters, as Dr's Dickq Treleever
and Vide Johnston, who Are d'ajigned
the, duties .of , administering the' anite-:
thestior -what,ever',:it is: that pie,
their Victims to :sleep. Reggie, Smith.
is' expected toassistnobly in , this
'duty also. ."ShaVer". Fisher stop
all. flying ; pucks, while 'Harold Tre-
Ieaven
Andy, Orr,•Horeee
Bob Thompson, pi,1:1 Andrew and WM.,"
Fisherw11 provide ineetaenlar
rush -
08 which re exReoted to end ,rn
goals or 'or:O'Shea into:the: end of the
rink. : •• : • ",•''
:Clarence '91ierie :will officiate thrp
out this solemn ;ceremony., .
-were .--Prida-Y--LeY:enin.g.,:6414.4-0-.4-t-A1r., ..:The-proceedd...are_f or thebene11tf
Thos Barris'..•: • .s the senior team, who will ,be in ,•114
-Mrs Abner 'Ackert spent Monday play-ofFs in boti Bruee and Northern
afternoOn. with: Mrs. James ',Baker? League,' and. Who are: in need of: fin-
- 'Mr:- and Mrs. Howard 'Harris and ,anciai issistarice: •
Mr"... Earl HarsLMra1LMrsOt1t,
MacDonald.•Vere, the • gnedts' 'of ',Kr, Since' ,Winnine the' local N.
Robert Harrie•On Monday evening. 'group frOi:M,TeeSw'ater lakt. Week; the
c4eziow-i•:•-squed-b a v4-1...teenzewalting,
weird ';of-a4plity-Oft.':engegement. •
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,Icating
The United • and,: ,presbyterlan
..thureh',YOUrig'neoPle'eSQt have
.itich enjoyed skating parties, in the
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rink' this week, On. Monday night the
,.Jpiteci Church held, their sitete, with
WS, :AND INFOR1WATIO.
FOR - Tn. pusy. 'FARMER
, bY t!le• 040.00; ‘Pell'artTPAt ,of, AgrIcult4Fe)
, enne4y-,; :Minister, Of
a large. turnout Of young people '4n" \gridulture',,,,,__
. addreigink-an."
adults, .4.. .41•14.4: eni0Yed_ lunch was of .040-1.4rppss
Iter served iil the P4senlOilt :�f the ,3hortbern, Club, :urged.' the members
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clinrch.,, •which. was prettily Alecorate
in keepinewith St. Valentine's Day
• The Preshiterian ;• Guild , held their
sketing party:on Wednesday evening
with large numbers; in attendance t,
enjOy. . the event,, with; cold weather
providing.. 'eXcellent• ice foxy...the IC-
casion, ,which0:Was. enlivened: by ill,
attendance ° of the Citizen's Band,.
:1'1ie pa.stime, was, eoridUciVe•tO a keen'
eppetif hich wia;leter,',egreeably,
satisfied `4tatity-liineh'serVell•"e;
the • Church.
St. Peter's. A. Y. P. A.
,. On . Monday •:,evieing the young
.3eople were entertained at the recL
t,St .
:6 study, feeding and blood Imi
es, n
„ader, to increase,the butter -fat pro-
luction of dual-ptirpOse herds in. the,
Provj.ncei. The Ineg.r4-' *PPOTteid.
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risk,•biddig arid good priees :at the
geri,lis :dales held' !baring 1932.
.-111arkets: :Warrant:: „
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• Increased 'Hog Production
• , The,„oPpertlinity:°:for."Ernpire°1inir
tries ::to increade` shinmenta., of Or,15:
iroducts to 'the United KingdonVis
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non 441,,•rePerts to the; Department•.,
• .,The reports, ,:set -forth that. inif
tit fiorti , ailtdide7--the.
•,•Ernpite,. average Over 40-0,600 'tons
ory thl a Valentine ocial; hp. roofn
, Ninety; per cent of the
prettily decoisted. with hear'& mports• of bacon' and ham were of
sed streainers.1 The: meeting war foreign,' • seventy er cent of the
?POned by the .rea4b4 .of t"the be'con ; cOinin , Irchn, Denmark, and
ture and •prayer by Rey. GOoghogs'n,.. eighty. per cent,, of the 'hania
from
A.. count- of the side i , shored • that the he United. States , • -..:
Blue Side Vas in the lead.•by 'three. ' ' "
After the, business wee; completed, No" :ives'te In Celery -
'in .Whidh an invitation tin'the young. " •
'th most ecvn-
•muerosp,iewwinit:s, maacreteipnt,e:ifdriraoms..lemigr.h..rai'76 Celery is one o e
Party out to their place on 'Tuesday
evening, prayer was .said by the ,rec-
tor ;, The remainder , of the, evening
was spent in, games , and....ctnitests,
which 'everyone joined in heartily.
testi:lunch :was thee served . by
the, hostess, for, which each one bed
tO• find .,their 'partner byintbin,g
their .heart , and verse.: ..A.,•:,•inte of
:. Gp, • •
ornicel::Vegetatdeii one. 'cen,buy,• not
only because of: its; -speciel,IValue as
an" agent, in the prombtion- Of ,
lint also because , every bit Of -the'
. , • ••
'44ek •,,ca,n be used ;in one .Way o. •
eriother;:, Many „people .:Are_. :..the:
habit 9r,:th-roying.,the leafY. part ewai
as useleds but this is a -Mistake ..a.;
the - leaves • prOVide ' an interestini
new :variety; ;of greens., •It, als
thanks to Rev. and MTSeoghegan t
unne'eesSary to diced the hard: fi
was• -:then mewed- by the resident;
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foT
•tgtVing a find ,aroinatid :toaii
Cooke, forhe Pleasant
brans butts as these' are ideal
1 Ji ", • • , soups, settees-. and stews.
ening.
•W.. M. S. •
The W.1VI.S. of the' United church
met in the Sunday school room on
February '8th, with Mrs. IllacCallum
"tireSi4r Meeting. 'oPened in the
lanai., way with prayer ; .; and praise;
_Min es of est me ting 'were reed
... ed-epted. ;The .1cader ti
\ItsVL,C,-TeYIOAre-gche'r'' rouir • ' •
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irirkeYirD7
ca,riedian T.urkeys Welcome „
,
Canadfaii represeritatiVebas re
.ceritlii • retii"friects front 'Britain 'Where
he . 'was' .ass'ociated With:01,e. market-
ing of the Chridtmas7tradg'.,:.of_o.bOut,
90,900 fettqa • pot4try..: ,
• ' "nt' which candisted.
rs. Janes ' Irwin Spent the.: last
two .Weeks' With father, 'Mr;
Woods of St., Heens, wlo ..has been
ill with the ''fiu.., We :are 'Elad. le hear
he is mueh improved. ,
Mrs'McMurcliy, ,rsPeat ."..last week
With Mrs A9sa1ninr. 7 '
'A number ,from 'here attended •:the'
0Stratford Normal° "At Home" . last
:An account of • an .,explosien •••9!
,gas tank at the ,'Neutikireheit 1,00‘
WOrks, Germany; in :Saturday's .glOhe
• :sensed 'greet aniiety,,tO Mr. Oid7mig.
• Phillip' Mueller. Neunkirchen'is their
native' town and • the account states
that about two hundred persons were
• • either ;killed or aeriously. injUred.
Their,' anxiety however,, was relieved
on Monday when a cable from, Mrs.
, , ; ; .
Mueller's sister .brought the short
message "tverybOcli' .
Ideinb,era of. the Yenng:, People's
Society :Of the United. ,Church are,
: *eking' extensive Preparations :_for
. their' banquet to be held Friday • ev.:-
TebruarY 24th, „ • .
The' W. -M. S., held Ttheir ,,Februtipy
• Melding at 'Mid. D. Todd's, on Wed-
. „
nesdaYi...with a good attendance, The
auhjeet frOrn , the ./htudit• book, "His
• ...Dominion of Canada" on the 'early
. Methodist 'Missions was taken by:
Mrs.: Gordon'. It was, decided to �b -
serve .the- day' of 'Prayer. on Friday
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March 3rd.
Mi cf Crozier of Crewe I -wits
; week -end visitOr with Misses Is�bel
and Dorothy Millen
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,./VIiss. 'Florence McQuillin is , home
I.:neknoW' High ' School as the
-result of a. fractured ankle caused
• a fall on, the 'icy pavement. ,
"Mr. :Frank, ,Todd as Toronto
,hist .Weeit attending the meeting Of
.the Aberdeen-AnOus Association. We
‘coimititulate Mr. Todd Upon Itis, r
.olectIon 'for ti'le third terra es -pre -Si -
dent of tli1 assndiatioir*
Fehruary ineetingot,. the': TT.:
F.Y17.0, s to be held" sit.the home Of
Mrs George..White"...On'i ThuradaY.., • '
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On account,: of -, sieknesis. ' ai?d, 'Cold
•Wenther;4 of .seheols.:, have
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been closedfor A few. days.'
,
-Mr.„ Russell : Meal:n.1001 spent last
week', "with' friendtifin,' Toronto. •
. • *e.a:'MarY .1V4,14.eod- :Spent a::•few
divsat„hen' borne: .0recently..: " • .,.
Alex Sutherland,' ...Wile bad
been confined in.!the for sein
tije is imprOving,'we are gad
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Owing to the .conditionof the •eti
the eV 'ening service • South
Church was withdrawn On -Sunday. ,
LUCKNOW and WINGIIAM
Bionumental Works
We ate sorry this week to 'report
the deathof Mr. Isaac Morrison, e.
resident; of the fourthcen. of 1Cinz,
loss, ' who ,-died on Thuriday, after a
brief illnestf frompneumonia,' at " the Tuesday. -r---
• Lnekabw, OIL •'•
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• flu the, largest.'and most_rorniilete
14:teek in.„thi most beantifidAenigna
ta7 ebOose from. 111!-
ilARBLE, , SCOTCH.: SWEDISEI
AND ANADIAN- GRANITES : •
WE mike Saeetalty7 of
-Fattalv-rniinittnentnand byrjte
° a Gen
.yonr . •
Inlet-101one Neatlt:Carefoliy. and
„,..eromptl* Dane. , • ,
.061 before :Oscine' year Inrder
,
, =max
it A. Snatton
Plte0.14 - l'hotie ,256,
Barriston,. as the op,pernents in "the'
next round, has been intimated; but',
as yet nothing :definite has been heard
* .,* '7
ast 'iveekl's blizzard, blocked ••the
roads,, for motoring, and a trip..to
Harriston by train. .tind:, return re-
9Oire§•• a. day and a half time .which
rakes the .tiip •almest impassible for
,oerne' ofsithe lotal: Players: Snowmo-
biles might ansWer. suitably ;As
meani, of ,travel,; however : It Would
be regretfid ,if the :local squad Could
not :continue on in the . elimination
series:: .
Lucicnew has, as .Well, a bite in the
Brn..Letigne end. word . of A tilay-
in. this series can I be looked , for
.;;•;-75: •
..,Seveiel • work7outk,lest week: kept
the • .in gt;Pd condition, btjt
other :attractions. this. Week are pre.
riting.'the team from getting On the
•It4 •ad. often 'as •they should...
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IAFEKI
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r. S.. C. • Stothers, London
took the s'2 •b, • " ' ' instead' of the' aduat frozen
qrHarvey
votional'leaflet. . Mrs...Robert Fisher
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'read a ,peper „describing the early
aetiVities of' the. Pioneer MissiOner-
les in the. West. MrS., Oliver\ :John-
ViditeethiS sister, Mrs "Heriti:Herten:',
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age of ,SeVenty,7five:.' The'•;ftirieral' Wes
held on from: Sonth:ICiril67s
Church,:and ebridticied by the .Re.V.
14r, Burgess., Intermentwas in.
loss eenietery„,The 'bereaved liar,
'the sympathy ,..of ;the neighborho
in their sorrow: •
CUILROS .•CORN,ER.
Vir„: and Mitt. Jack 'Nesbitt visited
Mr, and Mrd. John ' Robh. On $iiricittit..
;Art and Earle; i-led•gind, et -
:tended. e • :Ledge Meeting Ripleylast •week.
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. 'Mrs: Harry Pinnell • 'has returned
homejater
spendjng ,a few Weeks
at Idiln.1-,iebb's.•, , •••
- We' . are, glad to •report , that Mr:
,and ,Mrs., john Robb :•and farinlir• are
able ,to be -arOntid agOl'..aftet•-"halne
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an 'attack, o the flu. . ,
. Ur. Ernie Hannah spent e. feW
dikY.s TOontn,;r9eentiy, •I
O . Mr. end:Mtd.•• Stun Nesbitt ,vitsited
Mr. and leek' Nedbitt:
_Mr_CharTe.4Iodg1ns0is able to -be
around egain. • •
tirdurici • 'again,: 'lifter being confined
t� the hoinle with the: pumps.
. MISS Annie, l‘ittelSeOie is,at:pre-
testi sick "with the
her "...aiint;"-lVliSS Rosa:
lqies Sturm* ItOss at .preaeht,ent
pitted ,ft:(Tr.• • Anglia' qtreiritosh'S,
The ,cbtiimunitY 'Wtite'deenly "ShOcit-i
ed .tit. the death, Of Mrs. Hugh ,Reek.,4
On Wechietiday., The. funeral' WS*
IVIr: and Mrs: . Vitilfredf "NichelsOn
,andi babe ofSturgeon :Bey,: Wid., were
condition therefore •patine in direct
collipetition with":" -.tile home killed
rather: `then' imported He re-
• pOi.,t ;that. becanse : :of ,the quelity
and attractivb prese1tat10fl of the
Stoll read .a paper on the Missionary
Church, from ; early days",np
'London, the '.sto'cle, immediately at
to the frect,ed ;the attention 'of. vilioleialeis,
ActivitieS' .-the.. COngregationar, : ' " -.•••
er was receyed and 7°Haedl,enby.: Craw 'ae�cifil.ildtiie :115;CkfoltYr:at:',:d.:;neaXili;,PfCrklabirer:ilIS:tant bia61;-.‘
'inie; that ehureh became :e 'pert Of : •
"dacCallum, from Dr
priceS. 116.wed:' given :the, assnience:
he .:United Church of canad.a.„-,A'letr.
from HOnan,season lbs.; doubled '- 'in
'7,•hine; .4tea, Nov., 991.;0,•giViiig quantity Without • oVeretocking the:
nteres,ting• differentnvt• .•• •
iOrYd.4Y .71.1iblis 1.'77
ShoWed deVeral., rhappy 'eaciieriences. m• -•::z• ; • ' .
• '. Enrope :Appreciatea Apples. ;
ks time gdes-by, pr. Crew, is. becom- Gron 111 Ontario OrchardsThat Euiope'lfl appreciatiOfl of•
.0fitari6;groWn appleS, 15 :increasing.
We's indicated, in :a. recentStatenient,
iif P,•• IIodgett5;,soctetery„ Ontarie
Fr,it,GtoWers' ssociation. Ile ,said
that...,.'tV;•o, More shipments, coMprised.
Of the D'en",DaVid variety, would le*
for ' rrenee On:..P•ehruary, 12. and Pehr
fuer:it:1, 26. ; •
'..Thet.e • shipinentS; - totalling some
5;906'; ••,ber-relS;-. ,• .serv„.
pr.actically ceas.ed and getting rid,:of
this -hiiiki- "iii -el•-", feat .,-ace-i•iniqlsatiiii!' '
material' -Waii!..--quite.:a. .prohlein Jet ..
the elevator's until a ' rherke t was '
foPrid fer'its, ude as fuel:at heat and
power plants, in Nerthsirestern
taria and in Manitoba. • -
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Canadian Cattle 'reeds rind Ile*
'Market ' ' " •
: .A.'edording to the' United. Kip el
Trade ,.Coininissioner a pro, ising
trade iri cattle ". feeds is, iii..,:prospeet 4 '
ili 'the British marhet. In the, January -
1St' ,issue Of :the Cdnimerciel. Inter-; ,..
Jigenee jOurnef it 'is:staled .that the
''''•f\
IMportation .o ; cattle ' feeds,, •conSist- • '
;ng 0 bran a'ai
other flonr. milling, ,-
offal--frem, -Canada iis ..comprtively_.:
new,', beginning :in 1931,0. wile, :Cana- •,
dian shipments rose. from practically -
nil to 22,263 long tons, (2,240) lbs.) •'
. ,
Of this amount 6,000 tens were shorts-,,,
and', middlings and 'the remainder
bran. According to- this rePort 'Great
Britain imperts about 300,000 •tons ,
o'these -products annually, chiefly
from foreign countries, Empire conn -
tries producing only some 76,000 -tons
in 1932.
'
ys. anG'•Cln
There'ere neW . the neighborhood:
of• 1300 boys!". en4.... girls', elub's • in„
canatla,:' With a, membership of 21,-
322: These , Chiba- under competent •
lea.dership study. Of -a yeriety
of subjects, 'relating to six projects, .;
namely, dairy cattle, beef, .ctittle,
swine, poultry, grain.. and potatoes.
In the:fall of. the year in each 'pro -
vine the district teenis are hronglit
together it a ComPetition and the
Winners are selected fer-li .free trip
. , .
to „
eornpete"With'.high teams from other
,nrovinces. Only meinbers between
16 and 20•years Of age are 'eligible
for:' this • test and wonderfill, prizes
-nem-
dtherrewardreref.:.offered....for
guests , of ' Mr. ". end Mr.d. Richard
.1ohriSton, Monday and Tuesday of
: • . . ,
st '
A Valentine: and 'Pie Social Willbe
held this 0.,atnrday evening; in Blake
Hall.. A • 'good 'program; is being pre.
pared" in the course • Of which -a
twenty - minute play will be given.
:The loCal,Orcheetra, will furnish music,
CoMe- And- ' 8404 'Y'eni.ng'4.
entertainment. This Secial fis, set' for.
Saturday evening, 'becalise. of the
colicert and debate .et Crewe, ',Friday.
" A ninnber. from here Attended the,
funeral of the late DaVid Sproul At
Dungannon- Sunday afternoon.
; . •
bild SAitivinioA6ril 'her tombo
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ng • more eeeuStomed to life: in. China
•rd isfeeling,: inere. at • hOme. .1Vieet,
, , .
'lig closed by, ,repeating • the "-LOrelAs
)rayer in unison.L,COr.•-Sec'it. •
BELFAST
r.and., Mrs,' AndreWrCetint. Of • St.
..Elelens.'sp,ent..SMieley with the :letterAk,,
,OateritS, '14..: andMrs..., Samuel Sher
-.1)069.04':.' • .J ..,.... • ''... 0' • •''
..3.1r, ii..,SteWat.of, T.,,tra noW.,, . • :almost the•entire ,On arip, m, .,
'tis. ivii...,sohn..itwiiicut •v:7,04:::: '
...,;,(4,1:iit, it: .n.t.i.itiifei,,i0n4:. lie ; i 'this' Particular , Variety. •
:led the fnnerd1'.0. the late Malcolm •'sill'a.fi• ...s.rt;,' ,d Situation ,,
; ..,114r...' and. IVIrs:1'n "RaY.Patd Of tue157' •••A • re`c4i'LlyYe•Y.' of
lle th.11°11 s6C4
lecMillari ',held. last'•• T ad' • ' ..• ' ---'--- -" '
,Intic'd71.744.1-ret'."7..1.wsitinl.te..44ktiti,6hte;,1,.1.6f,yril,..;•.c.r....?.....:,.?,,....,.1,1111:171:65°bit.i'.1.° .ii.ltl:T•OltfP7!fi,t:;'il''C'e°n•I'74.rt.1°''.th*.ee.•::°°:::
clover 'has,been deid; 99 pe'r':en't.':(>1*-
. mr.Pdiri'.1/(r.hitley. Of .Cre'U,..e. called
. .
5{1 f he „,s,Weet .elever;',,and.
""-•."1.;
herd ' betiveen.:.13. and '6 years' ,
age-L'.;Th•e:• event:at the• "RoyalQ." ta •
•Symbolis • a In-rien--7-eaftiest _effort-
eniOng:`: progressive cli.ihs'•in:'agricul-
tural trent ....One. end Of
Can-
to 'the 'ether. ' • •
• ; ie is as • ,- t s us 'Of,„
EVelitn• ,Reed Visited ,Auburn
friends " 'teat!, Week.' • , • • . '
• RepredentatiVes, from the local 4
0, L. attended the, WeSt,,Brueey Coun
tY- Meeting ;et' • "Ripley. 'last
TueedaY;-0"
MiS Myrtle Ritehie 'of, Toronto •and
Mrs,: CliffordtEn'atniari. ..(nee.' Janie'
Ritchie): ,Pcitt 'Hope are benne' et'
pre•dent: The etintlition:16fotheir tethdr,
.3AS, Ritchie. has• net at all ire.'
ilrilverdnringlAhe past „ . •
•, Ont.' pastor,.. Rev.- C. Tay:Mier,. et*
telided• 'the :FiesbYletsfr'•ineeting
• Tie:ilitsr000his
-
Week, •••
• . lieid from
ah attaek..., Of' :
More She'ep 'Registered',
" spite of 2'liard tiMes, sheep:
-breeders 'a -ontiiio
contmue to un -
prove 'and. enlarge . their flock The
The:,
rept• Of tie \Seereteri and direct
. „
ors at the :recent. ennui' ' session • of
the '..Ontario:. Sheep Breeders' Assn..
elation showed ' nearly 1,200 rmere.
sheen , registered: during 1932 than
,Entries,.hayeAven ,:roade' at all
the ;leading fairs. and ekhibitions,
during the past yea, and 'en:exhibit
ef. Sheep, Wis. eggin:' sent •to', the In-
ternational.„ tiVesteelts. ShOw"..il1\0Chir' .
eagoA,' A. •MeMillari,"'Fecleral OM.;
4iaIl,•:.e?iplOned,:vgradng .methed zinc]:
told members .6f•.the Ontario' lAsioc-, ••
iation that rnore than the usual, four -
graders for Ontario wOuld.;.'he ecin-;
Sidered if, such a niciite Were .reeoin-,
'Mended by the. Association.' He. also
emphasized :the , benefits eecriiing,
from the ..GoVernment 3iolicy of snp-
plying purebred' reins, '.. stating that •
there Was a great need' for such stock
seine Of 'the
Baton Sow Train ' •
• .
. A deterrrdned.. campaign to improve .
and itieream! the bacon inthistry prot;
•ductiOn. Ontario has • been given":
neW • intetus with the tour • of the
'
, .
paconSo*" Train through:, the rural
.districts0 of the pitiA.'tinee. It . is , hoped
that this :train which: is in charge of
R. W. Wade' Livestock •COMInission-
er for 'Ontario, enlarge the in-
terest:of farinerS, at, the, Pointe 'Visited
through leetures, and . the ' Stile of ,
good, type; red lida'Ori sows' and some
boers. Forty fire ,stops,. are being.
Made- thr,oughout iontarie ,:_.and :.,
anticipated • that from 150 to '200
SoWs and will be diitrihuted from the•".
train andfrOni to, 20 boars. The ".•
sOw• stock. On .the train inclneles' '
considerable 'numberl„ Vhich, were
Selected' froinear-lot entries; and' Pen
entries at • the., IterYal 'Winter Pair.
.4tnin'(1 sale Oven in the export inar, Tho prOitle,e. en' excellent •,nie-.
on friends in the burg, Sunday. •
The Ilackett's:Y., P. 'S.txneeting;Ni7ill
. ,
e held
Thiiisday night .,and will, teke
the ferm'' of ,e Valentine Social. ,
Rur.al School
, Junior Itotun
'fest Marks. .• ' • ;
Sr. III-2-Grece '.Weatlierheed 90'f'A
lOrdon 'McDOnald 77*; Perry 1-„Mr-
ling- 65; Hugh D.. McDonald"' 50:..
Jr. , AitehisOn r78;
•Tohnnie Pritchard*, 73; RusSell Webb
*70; Doris Wilkihstin*; '51; Angna
"gelriontild 51; Harold Weeds*6p5..
Puchanan*: 10.
Daily Marks •'
T0-71‘lee• McDonald 1361;' ItoSs
bainn-ile-:1266;- • lielen-1.--MCDO
1166;0 Margaret AiiehiSon*t996.
• jr.•\.1-.,,-Marie,, Swat"' ..;::„1,..1A6) • A114,11'
•
Cranston* 864.„ '• ; :
,Prirrer-Murray illiti
porotbY 'Webb* -.135 Mari A 1.1
•
_s *he0
erkdd: *tiised, One ;
'
niar4' days.,
'
•
„. • -
The, Anierierin 1vaedhi
O price again., ' Canadian 'money
Worth jtist 18 tent's in theU.$. now.
t,b'd elf alfa,.'„ Per Cent alsike;
' pi cent ot .0110 tiniothy.!' ,••
Prices , offered; ."greWerS• ',range ..tl'e-
c-Ording.• to ,the. 46elit, 'Red clover ,is
frdni, 7..to • 0.1/2 cents a Ponild
12. to 14,, ..611f..Si: *Ike; 3!1°:
ettIPT,S'Weet. *yet1_t2 cents
and tirnothi 3 to Ph': cents• pound,
eroeninga • ter Burn ••0,• ;
04,, Of the Interesting • effectsi:of
the •....pre;sent low ,Price --for, grains
shown .iii..the fact that Screenings'
Which 'tinting periirels;!of high price
itet as' a. Constituent'. tiffeeding Stuffs dium i`for 'seeuring select bacon stock '
is -being used forlei. Demand of the highest einalitY-at" a ver'
•
for refuse screening's s ,feed 'has 'moderate .`price.,
T
O ,
,
k . ,
'‘Vifc;; "I always- encourage . ...„.
Recently .350. .tifidpods77.0.g> _.#01,,,:..z..___
e4s,i1.-&-",i,i7";;,''e're lno'Vel:W":„he -Oriesday0 office
hud.band to:recline In an h
, ••,,,-- - -- • . - ,-
feet ,tin topof the tad
ano tne* silbtreasury, IsfeW Yerk, 'to
'
, .
•
and" Put"„his • ..- 4 4,
lapl:..nr.• .:'"."` the new essait•Offiee on South Street.
;-, •• so. •Each ftruckload' wes.„.6fthe valne of
-"When-he. . goes to bed. !there is
7 $3 606 000 Besides the gold, 411
;1JAL WO:•,:transPortod,f
the 'chair-,
, from one plaed to another, • rUld-,:there
,
O Will: 'be hatiuing•• Of platirinnt and
other preeions me, a S,esi0es a ,
'use afire :Oncl Alp
frr 41
'.'f(o* -wh,o -starts-otit4.1ilee-aillv :.
, ,
' . •
i§eait-60ip
smofilderilig ment.
so:
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