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77— Tn.n .,WORIVOW fr1TvalY)14,734tNvor u.e, 924,,
4. Ye* fltl..1:04g!.. Last year. Out
eous ,conibustion cases and 811 as
• unknOW.k, 1 an certajn., that. •many, of
-that.B.11-'shetricrhe7lit::the•-`6theri''tell
uniu, tlieprog.„-,:vommatri!.31:i:tr"
ri=7144443W4iii:gat
othes a_Gdod Color
To have lothes perfectly
cleansed and good color, the
Sck4p must remove all the vis-
• ible and •invisible impurities.
SURPRISE will d..� •this
thorough -II.
"r
•
. Would be $1200' yegrly, Ex GaolerL-D
1Vielehnie •and, the frni Turnkey
•
':•„Geo, •Lobsinger,„ also ineriforalized..tb_e_
• eoitneil . for a •suPer-ii.iffitiallon
trice •of t-hree•fifthsof th'enq previous
Safari, Which ,wouici, be $490 'for the
"..1,Ailer ',and 60 Air' 'the Thimkey, ",of
.hiJi they elaimed the Ontario Gov't
.
•would contribute half of the above
• ..."."ifinotints. Matter Avas „left over
f6r., Owl at'thi:g,iAnci. Session
AS •:ex -Turnkey'• LObsinger showed
that he was. in dire.wanthe 'C91-in.en„
a ".grarit • of .$160 to help
ide'him over, the . winter, •..,
Mi.;, 'Ott-6'MM doanty 'Court:Sten
-• ograPheis henceforth in, additior to
his 'salary -Of $1000, to be.,allowed.to•
retaii all fees ,collected by 'hini whieh
• will inciteaseAlis yearly remAeration .
by .about $125, • ,
`. A motion to -award. 2':() per.CFPi*
...of the Legislative grant to till schools
• in Bruee carrying on Fifth ;Class
:work. was, laid over till JuneSesSion.
.A metioa' by Weigel, and -to• :"
have aportion of the 10th. sicieroad,
;Carrick, and the Ai Con Read..in
.-Carrick, aSsurneii as e„onntY ,highWays
was aIsoiajd until the next seesion.
". The ConntY„Engineer is examin'e:
the East :End' Bridge; ' • 'Walkerton;
, . .
tvhich is
1
reported-tObe„:•in an tins.afe
. .
andition and report to .Warden. A
cominittee, COM•posed of GeO, Mae -
Kay and .Areh, Weir are eninowered
to ,have saine:repaireCIT-if-'irefossarY,
• A comMittee of Reeve•Voed, MC--;
Kenzie and,thelCay will attend to 1:e -
pairs to. Il'uronjerrace
1Cincardine. ' •
• a• COmmittee' that will' meet IIiiron.,
County .C.baacd -'te have:- bridge".over.
• Govt, ditch. On ..bciry, of 'Cultoss ' and
•', TarriberrY repaired 'and ' :Put in sae
• . . !,
34.'condition. , .1.
3 , . . •
•
•
•
:' , The , Bruce COuntY • Celli -lei] are
.ineitioralizing; the
.' nrin-Gavts, to take, stens ..,te prevent'
-l1e:.exportaton-df Christmas 4 trees- to•
-19:1•etri eennfries,' believing. that. the
wholesale. cutting:. of these trees'
detrinientaK3o, the be.s& interests, of
this Province;
•,' .'Legislature is also to
belietitioned to Send a representative
to heJuL'o- ,Se•Ssien of.,the • Bruce •
coimc!.1,. and .,eXplain • the' 'advantages
of :leforestration. . •' ••,
1(Srs' Robertson. ' and
;
NICNab Were re -appointed au;
•,di.tors 'of Crintinal Jus,ice Ac&iunt• s.,
. • were made td • each •
. ;Horticultural „SocietyDis.t., 13Oard cL
7-A:grreulttire , and Women's Institute
in the County:. • .•: •
•A- request bY Messrs.' HarVey
Rich-
ardson and ,S; Clark to have the:Hap-
Vver Pali Show, 'put on' ,t e list o
fairs'•for'sa grant in Bruce': COunty;'
• wa's: rejected by, the Connell •
Resohtjon .of. • co:indolence • were
e.xtencled .et -Warden McVittie on
:the irrenerable, loss Wife -and
to. the fainily. of the late .litr,•
'Malcomsorr,: •farmer,Caunty , Clerk;
on the Passing of „their .beloved
'band .,aind father,
The ceuncil. adjourned !rte. meet
Walkerton for their,4iine SeSsion on
Rine •
'A: large _flowering „plan'
•„,
blabra;"'whieli'deeotated the ' oundil
'Chamber ,d,tiring .the session was
War.t.led by Caretakei,-Norrish 'te. be
urp..fordraWirig -and • ttpicete t -25c
Were.: sold to the .extent of .$11.4;
50,- to .aid GeOrge7I-Ce'bert's'on, a yourifi.:
Cripple' of Refuge' "ReeVe
M1
l.
illYSTEI?Y BARN. FIRES •
AND SPONTANEOUS'
A ,
COMBUSTION
."There '•tia no questiop in. my Mind
'that 'the ehief_cansetef-thir.niu-a14-
AirfoTT-701.hey of berm fires in. On'tar• :
io this Year'is' spontarieou.4 combUs-'
. •
tion of the' crop storedin the barns
said Vire Marsha1•E..13.- Heaton inan
interviewr reCeritlY,' • "The., shOrtness
•Of the :harvest season -=and the.- sea*
city.of, labor }tae led to the „use, Of :
• mecha•nical .,deVliceS.• in haying,' and •
barvest• a'ncl • mechanical . .:devices
ha'Ve rritelligence.'• Th9 '11.9avier''
grcik of h i now g youirk is too often
rushec• tbe. Meefoiu t
enred,'' and often spentan-
eqns:.•i:embustion, restiltS.• If 'all, .4.f,r
int -o.. the barn in ''thoronghly L."
,ahd•.dry •••barn :fire ..7.8°
losses .vkild be greltly
ed."' • •
rduc-
A 'Proi !"-!"'"
Mr • Heaton produced. bulletin
'for the Secend :quarter, of 192`3, nub-
liShed in ,',.1n1Y., last;
ten on July: go,. before the heavy "fire'. • f'r
. . • .
losaeS7-Comniencerl'i":. ,,he • remariced ht
While 1 -.tan nci.t' a '''PrOnliet 'olr'the
•son of a' pref;het I 'felt should 'Send 11
outa nete•••of, warning: ', Here it, is: 7N"i
'Report 'coaling... ourl”'Offioe !in -di...". 'P.°
(bate .that' • era p.s7 ,'.of '.alfal and the 2,1).Y'
tclOyers aro • :Particularly': ..heaVy, and
that there is '.evidenee .pf rriuch.imiLO
-
.mattire -drawing.-inte the hains'. •
,am , Very. reluctant to epress the "
.-ey'Anion,.'yet, anr'e,ompellecl tO' do so; • -11.f9
•:that, .a ‘,..ery,clear and "Co
flistinet evidence of .an:•nrinsually. FIT
large • number of fires arising' from' eon
• the 'CaLISQS natural to: the ..storin f °f
improperly housed', •••qops,:•• We Are. •ti°71
jut onthe threshold .of -the,se,asori
, when We ninst leek': for very !many, •Ti.!_
fireS:,'"t liaraCterized-ra's-"M"ysterious.'
. -
Skepticism• '
• "Mest,farmers do not believe'•pon-.lor
'tanceuseomlnistien.; POb1e,r con- are
•tinned the •• Fire • •Marshal. •• "if 'Vou stm%
sh6W. theni char'red' Oi• . Straw "v:614t
• , • •
-„defiatte?,;fiowever, necoarited
.
•
4.104:s. PI Q3104470;090. "
* 4 VICO ca.8,
4.-ter'p are the fats In a fire, Which,
GCCurred' hi Grey COuntY The farm-
er' owned: two-• farms No 9ne lived.
9.1LfaraiNe:72',, andthere wiis 003 -stack,
theLhairt----X- onseguently7-Aliw.',7barn "
•Was'.very- seldom' visited andhad not
.beeri enteredfor. at least nine daYs
.before the fire. Theft were na tramps'
•SuSpicions. eharadters ,in.the.
hprhood,' and yet •that •barn' burned;
we :found --every
.other evidence ' pointing to spontan-
eous combustion as a clause„.
Law CaSes,in the
English courts, dating bscit to the
reign of George 'III: refer to it, and,
an English insurance . company ..as
far hack. as 1835 wouldinsure, f
airn
property only upon 'condition that it'
,
,was not to_be_held responsible,. for
..i
ossWiiii-eing from the natnral heat-ing ,
,of the crop. In fact:„ if We. 'Care
to delve ;into ancient .history, w� find •
the Romer) , Writer Pliny deieribing
the ause and.o.ccufreaCe . such.
•
1.'There •
are l'iwO Other pronounced,
causes;" went on Mr,.. Heatek" "Gag-.
(dine , and,: 14atern- •explosions, etc:'
.1•Vhich we niav classify asre'Sii1Hng
1.
03
f:
PetrOletini and: iter.:-''Producte
, • .
nd th reshing •accidents. : There ha
•
een a particularly large nUMber o
res this 'year,frOni flaines shoofin
oni.,•tho , ,separator blower durini,
yeshin one case the burst wa
Sndderi .that 4 .man, in the " mow'
as :burned -to death, We are in-
vestigating. this'. cause • arid, 'expeet
on to have.a.conclusior(frain,which,
•to make .recoinmendationS.",'
•• ••••!Is' there any e2nnectiOn „between
'f•be .hard and" , the nuMber of
• es?" Mr. Heaton Was asked:. ,'Very
tle-,7if-e-ant'"-Was the replr-riTleie--
es are taking place when thebarns
.1 •
e, Crammed:with:, Crop; If •a 'inan
• , . •
shed to raise .money he could raise
re of it by •selling the 'Crop, than
burning', it, The:: average inMir
e: ,carried on buns C.oVers: only•.
tit '60" per „cent ofthe value'!
. • Weather Has Influence
Has the.' weather, :any -influence
n fires r Was, ..the last question•
neiderable.' infliience,'" replied:the,
e Marshal'. "There is, a •:cleciddd.
necti between .the teinperatare:
the •day and. stiOntaneous embus-.
• fires on that day. year
h a fairly eool.,August we had• less
s_than are usual for: August With.
Unusually hot November we, had
unifisually large,' number ,of fires
that 'Month, :As; tirne-,gOeS on we
securing, convincing data; which
`s (190464 ecinneetien .between
her and 'mysterious', fires '
'019
Tfan
Hamilton of, Tara, the oldest irrembe-;:
•-of:•-,the-;Council-"- won-the-":handSiniir
plant, which was valued at $3„ but
generously turhed'itover :to be-givi,."
wio the Proceeds apd • subseriptions
.amounting to over $20, to the young
sufferer at the Refuge." "
IP " a - Wein a -T. -is -a-good ,rnaphger,
he---may-iir-tiine make her husband
rich enough to divorce her and get
a' nice young," Wife. ••
v dismiss it witli; `Oh,•thiit.'s fire-
ging,'• and ...let" it g6 ,at; that., But,
• :ng or , cOmbilstiop. where • there is
not ,-enough -air •tol- feed: a- flame: •• We
are still working:on the question Of
',he relation, ofventilation
t� sjion-
taneous coinbastion, Mere 'and 'Mare
are Venting to ',believe ii . its possibiI-
ity, however, 'ae.,°,
"Cenies4-more iiidisputable And we
have inclispUtable"evidence, We. class-
ify •ae"sPoritancons combustion eases'
,
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SCOTCH 1.4A,5SIES.FIND NEW. ult)Nles. , . A VVA,IT,IN6 • THEM IN CANADA,:
. .
. . . . ,, ... , .
' 4,Z tiOU'LLY the ''.hitoh..iett P, ot.. the "'reale tit SO,..Work" Or tirade -tone' by' take ii. 'Wait late the Presentd
O. Satiation, the ith06k. WoUtAlhf.LoeyetkAfrld.Aliisl•bly•Lfttlill • , .,., :- , • , . , • , , .
' "--Arittiii Of thi.--titnet4 ShiiVo 'Cohdltfoini to be!tin:Proved la 'relation to the! 4dOrneetle.' Wherr.the ataitat .
ittoop, of :tills than- ;Pie:13'10Sn Isles' arrived atH :Oorciiostei: liotiSo„ Miintreals, after' eteteitig. to Qatibed •
hy the dtinfitliati ,Paciffe 5,8 AlOritrelai3' CO' take iiir 'domstic eserVfee, in 'Otinatiti', the atfebi: Wee literally.
. linen cV,ithlitanualase 'end 'tinier( tearing 'Cara . - 4,• , . ; . , , , , .,
• After': the !arta/ill tide ' Of intervieiving atid ' the 'tigtiing, ofirNpapotii, tile. aiittititities , of, Oaten:est• e*
Hailed' Might, daellY.:SaY "VOA!. Wolis'Oe no itieldiO•it all' of the group Of eaPelletiti Old ,tleuntty lassieii,'.
found "Intinediate .eitiployinent Thet,(i. *eta soprorionately fiftY -Ili -tliecorisighnieht and there Werd W.0.1/
' ilyet firtY Waiting hothes., itif ._thOtkl'lle.,fteii. ,)Plib.,,Gittlehnittt.„Wlie,ikereh-dil -theAlltietratier1e'llifiiiii;-7''-'
latat'''faatOt7irr"nriiiittlifrtb-riiiiadifiiii‘lisiirallilit*':tiipe at ''dotheetie. eetoeht 'nett he follows , hl S :Work Ii 0
bY'.'009ittlf 'that' the indiVidiriii. '010 IS 'placed in it..,11011te entigenial :tInit... Thete. girle aro frottOill Patti)
- bf th0 ()la '060041! '4141'41'0',!.0.01`,00tilitia4t0). of Oil) t'910.1901_ 100010c '4t II 10:4-114liitt Attoild ,h041
to vaoid.., IA! homat 0/.1)40444VA. ' fe.41149„40.1. -4,n,Q..eppliti..P, ,. .. , . .
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„ . .: I -I. .4!' .', .4 4.,..' '''.. 1- . * 4,
THE RECORD WINTER
The winter's. been. a won der,..an d
t:wonder still;'•the..gent • has: niad
;b1fthdjjwho runs the weather,' ni
we cannot help believing he nodded
is
9 a
ill;
. at
the switctli, but none of us' is grieving
--,-tae weather is tOo rieli. The•barcla
:_Sev_10'1tting,,,..stanzaS, and -search a-,
iviind. in Vaiai ..suniinerlike •iii
hansts, it's' suinmerlike in Maine; the
in Nebraska in- gorgetias-Caltiri_
"te
-,-short of ick aiid snowj The •_winter
'dangerenjoy it -while We'mayinekt
ts.
nt
ke
in
n-
z -
d.
k.
-•
week. May be the bringer of .tempea
•
8tark and gray, Enjoy -the fragra
ephyrs, .enjoy the ,'.d•Oldeii day. li
lambs and, calts and :heifers' that
he pasture Play... Then • Whea.'th
moisture driZzles trom•baiwahi
ter cloud,' arid When the norther' si
;les, and blizzard :shrieks 'aloud,,whe
sunshine' doesn't function, the mem'
'of ' these 'days' should • be a soothin
nactioa to .1111 deepondent jays., "Ah
well," we'll say together, like •dea
genie snorts' in line,."we'ha'd a strea
of weather that, was extremely fine
the,,,Wcather iPan May ,drivens indig
neat With his Srioars, but hecanno
those'
These days' ere' gratid and gatidy.,,en
ay ':thein..While •fOr weather
(ink and slioddy,, perchance, is•onthe
Mason.
• BA1,4140T,S WIRE WRONG
is
reported that the recent
Intlni-
cip11 'electioa at Harriaton;_..in which„
‘Vr,
,,cOnstinliously . in. the . county council.
's.inca 1910, was defeatocrby• Edward'
May be Voided on accannt
an, irregtAar is alleged,
that, the 1aI1�t Mailed to the voters,
Contained'. the rolnee, of eithdidetegi•
•'f'ot the. reeveihip:AS well di. theaclidal
biiardy Iklioreaa they!ah:oold_liavo been
-.Sdfieritte balltitS; and in 'this way
tatmetS the: adjoining? 60;1%144,
Who *of() 'nat. aotItled :to."4.vote.for
ret,VO, 'had the triVilegt o 6iritt
eove.oleet Mousing only had a
oiffy of two votes ' over the • ioor
was Oita. ertlin
' intOtliee ht the'
ti10010tii
e early. weeks �1924.,
ii9t be -dull far those, -
who go' after business
• with special offers by
People have money
• enough. and confidence
enough to buy now if
•:you will make it worth
their While. •
'Snow, and later SPiing
• floods, wilt make -it diffi-
cult for travellers to call
ontheir trade. •
Long Distance will
• come the handicap.
Use the Bell to Sell. May
we help' yen?
',Nei, Boil relephOnd Ire •
Long platinyco•pation'
• "'WRECK OF" THE HESPERUS"
, •
„(Up to date.) •
It was•the rum -runner HesPerus,
That sailed the wintry...sea; •
And the .skipper• had taken his 'little
daughter ,
To bear him company,'
Fair was he hair, (a peroxide
blonde)
Her eyes a delphinium blue,
Twin cherries her. lip stick had
• 'deftly made
And her cheeks we -e the latest hue.
The skipperhe stood beside the heirn
A cigarette in his•Piouth; •
And he witched how`the Veering '
wind did :blear •:
The, smoke now West now South
Thea up spike an old SmUggler,•
Had sailed' to 'Bermuda before;
•SayrboSs;- it looks -to me like a
- .storrn - -
You better. put for.,the shore''
'Last, night I could •iti•ve moons'
Te -night„ I can' see' three."`!'
l'he skipper inhaled a hingful of
AncLa •scornful laugh laughed he.,
•'Hustle now, girlie: conie °veil her
And: don't you take on se' •" •
•Vor. I can weather the rougheat gale"
That e%;eii wind did..blow"
He wrapped her, warni.in her seal-
skin :coat,
-To' shield her from the blast;
_fiateut:.a.-Llidp 21 a rolon—b--c-
And lashed,the cargo fast,
4011;fathertl-heir SOu lid' of guns
Oh say, what may it be7"
•
"Some rum -runner fighting off pm-
,
ates,,girl," ,
And he swore right lustily.
,
father! I see'a gleariiing-
Oh, say, 'what may it be?"
Tis a revende. Cutter after us, kid,"
And he steered for the °pea sea,
'•!Oh* fatheri 1 hear tlh:3 church bells
,
;Oh .say, what may it , be?"
But the ' father, ans,Wored_never,.
For stewed, to the eyes was, he;
And fast through the' midnigth cleric
and drear, , •". •
Through, •the whistling sleet 'and
now;
Like a'slieeted ghost the Vessel swept
fowards the ,reef of Ruin -runner's
„.
She struck where the.-whitean
fleecy: ,witVes •" ,„ !
Looked soft as the fOrth bh beer;
And the Ti.zet Wetcla that the ,sltipper
;need. •
,
Were 'something AWful• to
'daibtetik on the .bleak ska,betch
Ballerina* Stood aghiiist;,
TO See' Cale# ' of whiskey ancirehant.
41tift, with a floating. :intiat.
'H� Waded in :titidr•pulled•:tlidini-Ottil-
A jtiy10 tied Wit he,: . I
4i ths'Iontlit a 1* igisro iets
...*teti..Iftf,PiOstnion4 ��bt00t,
--Vhatttli4tivvet.'rage-,:Vidight-4f
*t-C24-•-1RasTatInNIOVINV424t,V
-44:4544:20r00`71104n.dif PICTS -Ann-
4ht Istanilard, •iie, ;A. )gtatenterit
'qa.O.rga • RM.'''. 1;00110•1011 Grain 10.;:‘
• specter at palgary. • . ••
The season of nayigatien for thb
• 3411.17 19g3. is the loagest_Sincd' the
year 014? or 4.o9 years 'ago; accord -
/ng to' a.,,stateinentmade at Quahec-
•byCaptain-J.- E. Bernier? Arctic-
-explore
2 Two-thirds of' Canada's'. exhibits.
Tor the British Empire, Eichifiltion
being POW England; i.neSt Of these .
being already at ,;;Webley. • Among
• thorn a moaster/3silver nagge4r,
weighing ziearly't_hres tops,_the
lest-,eireicifitearthecl; which, was (lag •
up in Canada., •
enty-nine mil ion :pounds
• halibutwere lairded at 'Prince Rap-
'ert, daring. the past year, with
figures .for the mouth of December
incomplete. This total is consider-
ably in excess of the previous year.
Several large shipments were made
to Chicago and other middle 'West-
ern States! points. •
•
E. . W. Beatty, PreSident. 'of the.
• Canadian' Pacific Railway, has ac-
cepted the honorary presidency ;of
the. Province of • Quebec Safety
Leaguei,succeeding: the. late Lord
Shaughnessy, who wig its first ,hon
,orary president. The object of the
League is to institute safeguards for
• the 'protection of life eepecially
children, providing .proteeteci play-
grounds and streets.
' .
• It is estimated- by the -proviricia
tourist bureau', of the • Province of
Quebec that 125,000 American auto,'
mobiles visited the provinee in 1923.
Of this number 40,000 travelled over
the King, Edward Highway; tho•pria-
cipal route Of •autormobilista, froin.
• sicross•,the herder motoring to Mont-
reai• and a record in the annals 0!
that thoroughfare as regards Ameri-
Can cars. •
The Canadian .Independent °Oil
. .
Company, Of St. John, New tirtins-'
• iviek, has closed a contract to imp-
plY• lubricating , oils of all kinds, to
all Canadian Pacific steamships'
ing to Atlantic, ports. This is said
---to7bettlre biggest contract for lubril.
•:eating oils ever cloSe.d. in Canada.;
Tills company Means e new indus:-
• try for.St. John, for its compounding
plant will ;be located,:in East St:
The Klaadyk:e is in the throes.of.
another' gold and silver rush. „ At
the.. head of -,the Beaver- •RiVer, '60
Miles West'Of Keno Hill, a Silver
• and gold discovery of 'animal pro-
portions • has started . a: stampede
from Mayo,lhe major mining settle-,
merit of the Yukon; tO, the- new cOun,!
try i' where it is said assays 'reveal
pay' dirt 'running 1,100 ..ounces. Of
, silver to the ton.
Rapid progress is being -made in
•preparing the Canadian section Of
the British Ernpire Exhibition. The!
giant pavilion Was roofed in: and'
-ready for. 'eXhibits in -sixty days froni
its eomMeneeraent and will be ready
for opening on'Marchqst::'
lion feet of Canadian lumber, 7 milde
of roofing and 200 tons of nails,
ntits• and bolts have already , been
used' inthe
It is reported 'that the liotherrnere•
', interests -Of-, -tagland,--which—
cently acquired a large bleck'of
ber lanci in the Manicouagan River •
Basin, have headed a syndicate
Which Will • spend $16,000,000 . in
erecting pulp and newsprint manu-
facturing plants' near Quebec City,
With .this newa cornea the announce-
ment that the St, Regis Paper Com-.,
pany, build a 4,000,000 plant
near the parish o! $t. Augustin,.
suburb I_Cluebee
• , Records compiled by the. Bureau
of Railway Statist:* In..„„Chicagc,
•-Show how. greatly, the cost, of rail
road equipment in North America
has increased ib ,the pest sixteer
years, Since 1907, these figure:
show," the cost of heavy freightl loco-
. motives 'bee :riben froth, $16;2413 t(
$58,550 each;
,o$
; ,topassenger
1°ec11
°hrpas
froth $1 s'
senger cOaches„frcan $7;330 to
900 each;freight cats from $700 te
$2,301 eiieh;• and Steel rails' froin
,;28 t� $48 per ten:
The indialiS Of the three'. prairie`
provinceti' in the 1923 'season 'har-
• vested thegreatest crop in their his-
tory, accOrding,to the annual report
in the the three,..provincea, • the Indians'
harvested 638,561 bushelwheat, •
574,2827 hualiele of oati and 62,304
bushels �f barley. The rePort: shows,
they raised 58,264' baeliels of petit -
toes and 10,000 bushels , of other.
vegetables. They sunitherfallowed
•20,00e acres of -land, broke 6,868
scree,Put up '67;000' tont Cif bay and
11,1,1044 green feed.
• •
-HOW EXAVATIDEN BROWN
OF BRUCE WAS KILLED
, . .
Describing the *manner in Which Ek!.-'
V1rarderk, W, H BrOwit ChealeY Was
killed the Brtice, Times, had! the „fol.,
lowingt. "It Sedini thatlitr; troWn,'
Who. had ,ftist. loadedeotte Cattle, went
to doge the,door of. the'cir which Was,
neat tho Aithotiott. of •the 't
'While -standing on' the side of the, cat
he noticed: n freight coiningdO,vrl the
Other traelt •grid roalising that he
would be ,,ctuShed; as it' closed : V.
ihaneon' hini, hd: 'Made a frantie:. eff-,
tett, to clihnb•u to._ the topof the • ea r,
lite -lied Over, the
roof of thk.nat..'whint.-the Other-triiin,
reached: hint tOIW.hiin weak*,
like .Aiito' the tteoQ, othshitig
itteo hate ht his hOilY, 4 ottoot oi
toddesit iltao Avo, 4r•t000i
., tt 147
ott33
•
7.4.rter
ues
UNDER
SKIRTS, S P S, BLOOMERS,
COR •
'-BR•ASS-IERES;-'-E,M-
BROIDERIES;4-f;-3AOESPIL,LOW-
COTTONS' SHEETING& ' LONG -
CLOTHS; CAMBRICS, TA BLE
)",INEN,S, 'NAPKINS', FLANNEL-
-ETTES:r' AND MANY OTHER
LINES THAT ARV INCLUDED
IN' THIS:'WONDERFUL PRICE-
.11,1A$11ING., SATE.•
'• WE ARE C A -.3FERING BEAU-
, ,
TIPUL •CHINTZ COMFORTERS.
FOR 62.915: •
LARGEST • S I Z 'E: FLANNEL-
• ETTE BLANKETS FOR $$3.05 A
PAIR., ,
•
• LARGE WHITE QUILTS -Si
$1.95 EACH:,
''250 YARDS' OF KEA** :ART
SATEEN, REGULAR $1,35, FOR
75c. A1YARD. '
WEALSO HAVE MEN'S 'AND,
BOY'S :OVERCOATS.' CLEARING
alf PrIce.
!s is a splendid oppor-
tunity'tp save Money and
have aH greater part '9f the
Winter's wear.
Come, Telephone or
Write •
WEST WAWANOSH
Council heid :ts first uIeetizg for 19.
24, on, jantiar,i7 1.4tit...CounCillOr mole
thenew hienlber,. was Welcomed by
the -9th6r, ineanber. of the ,Board.
, , _ _
•
OYSIS4 appointing' .the following
Off ir was. passed, Clerk,Diirninf
Philips Tree llier, W. • J. Thompson;
•
Robert
NeAlii§tor; Auditora, Jetties,
pnrain and Wallace :Board. of.
health,. Dr:. 'Case. M S.
Nsy-
1• !or, .B, Murray.; Board; of Health'
.Tnspeetors:, 4.. Webster; P• Kearney;'
Sheep.'.InSpectora;L .Grant, ...A. AM, ,
!••.?t•son,'.U. Thompsori,.Jas,-.Stiroul. The ,
Treasurer' was -permission to •
ns er the Township's account from
•I the ter1ing Bank at .pungannork tO
:.the branch At AdkluplThe.Clerk.wia,
4;r1Structeci,4436,-;••-•order
'World ,for the Reeve, Councillors .and
'Clerk •anili "TreaSurer, The foliowitig
accounts , Were read and ordered paid,'
12Obert McAllister„ ' salary,' • Pcistage. ,
ete, ,$88100,; •
• .
ps,
electjon
expenses, $75L50.: Thos. Inglis, kriO4
$18.60.; •Signal.P,rinting, Office, print=
•ng $4345O G,• M. Elliott,' grant to
Chilren's Aid ;$15,00;,DungannOk,Pie Dibrary, grant $5Oo; Manchester
ulf,-
ens
Public-Lhrary, grant $i0.00;
VanStone; legal adVice, B.
phone. etc, $6,75; Municipal, World, •.
The., di:Innen, adjOarried to meet: Feb, •
11.th at P, In., ,
,
tiirtin Philips :Clerk
PEWEE LAWYEE8 IN ERUCE'"
the',,LIrecent • Passing Of Couny.
lerk P, A„ MalconiSon ealls atten. •
tion to the at that the ranks 44:-64.I.:
legal profesfon ii tra.t.tee 'CoUniSr are .
h6e`oniink thinned 'Ont. A, generation
ago there `Were no. lest than ttvatit-Y•
laWYdre ir Bruce3Today there ,Are .
'Only tont one being leCitteci In*ICIna•
cardine, Pert igin, Paisley, :*.iartdri;t,_
'While the town of
.Walkerten Can Mtiater Only foUto
thiattik the CrpWli Attorney•and the.
Magiatrate, The kteatiOt
in the number of legit"
•vats by death, Mesar, 4*4,:soset,,
teto **I Mileinnhett of
AiithiO4,,Ntifils•� .W411terteit,04
110,0i, tot riot, t tot,