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RDSEMA,RY. THY .Mg
'.011r town is just one -broad e
rinse of the these 'days. We alk
about with shoulders hUnclied,
* feet' never leaving the. ground, in
*hat we call' the S:.,..,. ,, . Crawl.
" In fact, when Johnny. 'went t9
Vie• arena, several Weeks away,
10 skate 'tonight, , he put on his
fore he left the house,
and. skated off 1;vity a flourish.
• I did doubt: the 'Wisdom :a bit,
but then, I believe .eVeri I- would
have got •along better on skates
uptown : this afternoon.
• We had an interesting+ vacation,
• John and I, enlivened conSider-
* ablir by the presence .of the o-nly
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Aok,
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other boy on this. • .street. isfor bear John's reply, for -
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told you -of Earl? Occasionally which rd •havO ave given A ge0d 1;!it'
d -et, hut he osn. stand, oray ment taking plate about some-
jehic playa with. for a shisrt 'Another daY I heard an argu-
thing that*WaS made in Pennsyl-
for serne lime, • It4;tc:tcl1J0whnasdbuer.... vania,, according to John, in New
much, then. I see no more of Earl
ap-
ing this ‘seige'' York, according 4O Earl. JC41/1 ap-
ft.ig to think / should- cum., Parent)* PiCke4 11P• the box and
vate him ram.9 misout as Earl read triumphantly "Made' in
ginning
Erie, Pennsylvania". ."Well", Earl
more material than john's normal srtePuoilieddoat9.aehis2beelYetko-ns4e,,e%illp:nwnt.
. At first he annoys the sylvania is in New" York".
o . •
would ,prvide mewith so m
frie•nds
uch
ience, but just aboutthe ti
' .. Me John ,apparently realizes the
to the point of continual Ontpat-
John••,geta fed up,. I aria begin. iutility of argument with it him,
ning to look on hiril objectivelyt4stniclutkt'haint.' 'o'sesoell.lvesdiytofunienttyle:It
: 1;idg ‘0 n . a pin, as. ii7ot ! , kePt on hearing theitOne.' of. his
as „a subject for obsetvxon,.. .
, one,._40_,hezeihrt_ .irei* ,vOice, „SO: veil: sUPerior, and my
pialing upstairs...in John,a ,totaTti griot4ider and wider. John
• cantle downstairs for "Soinethirig•
while m" y ,grin' was still 0114 and-
Wlien. our eyes. Met, it was 'too
much for ' ••13,Oth c of .tia; and we
went into helple,ss gales of laugh-
ter. We couldn't 'stolxv, Earl came
doWnStairs and •rooked • at US
uizzically "What is your Inuit
" THRQUal ...SENTINEL.
FILES
Ten Yiars Ago
.
• wm... A. .Johnston Of Ashfield
observed his 90th . birthday.
West Wawanosh Twp. CUflCiL
re-elected by acclamation, was.
Comprised of Reeve Brown
,Smyth and Councillors Everett
Finnigan, Wallace Miller, DaVicl
Gfirdon McPhersOn.
Kinloss Board, aLso returned
by acciainatidn, consisted tof
Reeve' Richard Elliott and Coun-
and I. overheard Earl -say, 'When
I tell-iny mother to get rrie any-
thing she goes right and gets
it".. What prompted this i11um7t
inating, and doubtless completely
true, statenient,- I •don't know.
We.'haye .s0•010(11i.:t0 protects
.This Canada , Of ours ours •to ortiOy, at a price-- the 'price
of constant alertness.,
Wexannot.take for granted our ft,00dor to worship, to'vote,'
' educate our children; or to order (Sur home life as we please;
All these freedoms are ours anly cis long as we are w,ill,lea" to
" do everything necessary, to maintain anii..defend them. '
All. honour then to the CancOion. Soldier the steadfast
guardian' of gig" free inititutions:-Wilhout.men like, 'him the,
' Canada we lave might cease to be ,
• We have .aa much protect Let us alt do aur port; Without.
' let-up, Whatever :ivory, our.,cluty . '
siRvE,CANAD*Aiiii.youRsE0 U1 THE .ARMY'.:.
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•:Tebeeligible you must be 17*040 years atm*, skilted tradesmen to 45. . •
. " Whin Opalying tiring birth certificate or other -0°0 of age. • '
, right away For full WormOrloo Ow,* or visit th•
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laughing at?'" he . said to John;
which wai suffici•ent to send us
off again Very rude. Of -Us, I
parents, Mr, and Mrs, 0
t Mac-
Dougall.'• " • .• „ .. • .4"-N
• Mrs. HaYs Celebrated her 99th
birthday at the home of her, dati-
ghter, Mrs, A. G, Elliott
• A reply post card questionnaire
was sent out .by a local commit-
• tee in ap effert, to .° obtain an ex-
pression of ,ppinion as to ,t what
steps were advised in an -effort
to-' obtain improved telephone
'Colferage in the district with the
ton system,
ray, Alex MacKenzie and Dam
tr McKinnon. • •• • •
There were two new Men on. -Pickering, a pioneer of the par, .
the -Ashfield , Board which re- ,amount .cominunity,7-at the age •
ceived an acclamation. 'Reeve of 82. He • was buried Hope
Gilbert Frayne and Couneillors Cemetery With Rev; Fulton Irwin
Fred Anderson. and Cecil 'John- Of the Methodist Church conduct- •
ston. Were re-elected and Mel ing the service. •
ieS"at Eaton's in Toronto
returning from overseas.: He , en-
listed, in the C.E.F. in the .spring
of 1915..
Agcr
'The death. occurred Of ' John •
. .
• DiCkSon, and Frank , Hamilton' :: Herb Graham 'resumed his dut•'•.'
knOw. HiS . attitude to 'rne,, or any qualified to succeed Lorne John-,..
44.'4, is . so Vastly superior, that iton who had. moved to White -
it is often MPossible not to church and: the late.il, J. Mac-.
•latigh. • • . - ..- ' • K • and ,
-- •.• - • • enzie. •-
' He can be squelched though. I • h
. MrJose +' • . •
. , Mr:. s. Hackett
VAS sending John up .for the.rnail • • • •
and -on another errandone day. ce,lebrated, their ".-02pd wedding
While I wai giving him insinic- 'anni...rfarY•
lions as, .: be , was preparing to : John, Cowan celebrated:his 90th
speed off, Earl joined Me On the birthday arid was. Still -actively
front porch. As soon .as I'd start engaged' in farriting in Ashfield
tO tell John 'a, bbut . this.. errand, where' het, Was born and had
;Earl 'mould' start, "Now,, . John, spent hia,lifetime.
You . hurry back -so we can, '. ..'Tlie
• . tiCkriow, . ConsiihM. erS ,Cbd-.
and se and, so :, ,I..", Politely Id ct?'
make ancither effort, and infmedr operative received its c arter an
the first officers wete, president,
stop ,Eind let him finish; then. I'd
latelY:.I'il- start;EarhvioulciTpipe Murdo Matheson; Vice Pre4', ,ir•••
-uPii-ss-Arid-.:-.Wbile--:youtre gone-T1L A.' Cainerop; .2na:iiee-pres., Wil7
do the .. 1. , .so 7 .and • so and .so." lace . Milier; Sec.,- Harry ..LaTrfsT
This happened it least four tiMes. . . .
„I had made de.sparate..resolVe . to,
keep my patience Final*, when
he .broke in on Me for the fifth
time,. I looked down it him and
said'. feelingly-, in- the fWordS . of
the immortal Digwoo51,: "Give me
strength".,, He .gave, me one. be,-
Wilde:red look, • .and_ .then with
dawning - comprehension - he high-
tailed it ferliorne and_ 1, at least,
saw no more; Of hint for awhile
He could 'Ake tlife interesting.
iif one could keep the proper at-
titude of- detachinent,. as. it: were.
Insettleinent Of ,a periding suit•,
between A. P. Stewart and the
Village f Liiekno.W' over the al-
leged default. in purchasing ',the'',
electric -light Om*, the Corport.
atien paid kr. Stewart $1050, he.
to 'kee4 the: plant,: arid the vill-
age AC. be free from all: Obliga-
tiOri& in connection lt.g1 • '
Alias Gwendolyn McLeod Went
to Boston to engage in; literary'
former Luck -
Manager,..' John Jamieson, wT:16oDiVrC.:Okintto'CPA'a7174-e'll.i.gc;Lt.2ibrarsr, comPl•-
ii and ant . librarian at ,
ectors,,, John goil,,rari, Fred. Ander-.. eti, a poetic book, "Canadian.
Elmer Alton,. Win., Hamilton,
inger's and Their' :Songs". '
T. A.' MacDonald., .
t� start, a • -band ..at,. the' High
School under the. direction , Of Win
Hoag. •
• It still a bit difficult' for me
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• tO get.:! Sufficiently; intereated in -
food to talk with any enthusiasm.
about It. One does get so sur.
'felted this: time Of .
catering to my own yen :for thii,
pickleS, and cold eanned torriat-
oes: JObn has asked for nothing
but , oatmeal porridge. for • .our
evening meal several times
'late-
ly, "It sits so; smocith",,, he Says.
Plain bakeds;p_Otatoes have such
a- good ."inifeative' •smeil and
tasteF-too.- • -
HoW.:-..abt • a levi...household,
tips?, 1 came acrost several ideas
for, using sandpaper. Place Sinai'.
*pieces betWeen :the clamps. and
the table onthe• underside, .;4's9
.
•that thefoqd-chopper, will not
slip:, 'Do the ,sarrre 'with •a 'ceiiple
of .large,pieces of clean sandpaper
under yout pastry. cloth. Isn't it
annoying when it'slips' all over'
the. table? TO sharpen- your - sew-
ing -rin.• theni
through 'fine 'sandpaper: And, of
-Cotirse,_YOu.Anomt, that _IS aJine.
Way to sha,rpen. our seissor,s. '
Keep a set of plastic measuring,
spoons in ybitremedicine
:Use a soft clean -Paintbrush .for
dilating, hard to get; at places,
carved • 'furniture, pictures; stOrn-
ers, •etc. • •
.Here • is. One that I, spent • a good
deal • 4f time hunting:up, since
I wanted it myself. Candle wax
splattered on ,rily good Chinese
embroidered tableclqth during
the Christmas, Season. 1 find it.
tIns.truments'were being soOht
,
*Purchasei
Made at duirA-ore
Including a:
selection: o
,
• :With the :Closing' of the Cain
shed, • a move, was on foot to
have a: Conunimity• 'shed ereeted
and a committee appointed earn
prised of D. R. McIntosh, A.'. R.
. . Finlayson, W. E. Treleaven,
Wm
,wenty.; 'ears Ago,. Murdie, J,..Henderson, W. R. Mei:
• • . „.
Donald, 1) C.' Taylor, J H Ack-
ert : and'. George H.;
.canvas of,:toWn.and-cOuntry Was
propesed to • finanee the Project.
George C. Dobson was aPpoint-
ed tOsvcceed W. F. Bald as school
inspettor for •,,Weat' Bruce.
Rev J'.' 4:Burgess, Minister .of
South,. Kinlois. Church, ..was el-
ected • moderator of 14:ai t .1 a II •d
presbYtqry.' • .•
TherriaS E: :Smith; former
nour•gtocer, "died 'at his home
in the Villagee.
• Richard. Carter was ,woisbiful
• master of the. Orange :Lodge.:
• Tho:inas. , Edward:. Finlay;
obserVed.`„ber 93rd birthday in
•Saskateen,, at the home of her
son; Bert Finlay:, • :" •.
• •death'af Miss Ether •Carri-:
erori,oteurred .at_the, of' her.
Sister,: Mrs, 3,. A. Macklin, Miss
,Cienerori served for a few' Yeart
onthe mission- field China, but'
illness „forced her .to return home
to take...up :.cleatoriesS .work in
• Rev.: A. M. 'Nicholson, 'who had
,thipistered. for five Years -in,- the
,Hudson Bay, ,Junction district,
was . norninated ;As. candi-
date An. -the.MeXerikie conStitu--
' 4% •
ency.• - . ••• .„,
,•' R,u4Sell • 'MacDougall; who was
erigagecrin7placer • mining f•OPer-
ations in 'British: Colurribia, was
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may be'reinoved by first scraping
with a dull knife, Then putthe
stain:, between • white blotters,
Cleansing Ilsaues or paper , ityweis.
Pres S witha warrn„, iron, 'Hernore
as much was:as possible -this way,
theg sponge:the spot with Carbon'
tetra -chloride.
Sixty 'Year* Ag°
• Frank...Greer:died at his.. baffle
westof 'Lucknorvv,. after,I.a* paral-
ytic stroke : He lArai: survived 13.y. ;
his :young widow and tWo young'
daughters. He was engaged 'in the
dairy business. Mrs .+ Greet was •
fermery Nina koss. The funeral
• Servite ...was !conducted at '-the..
hoink..,;„,;o'f his A..t,.
Ross: of Lucknow,,,•'by Rev. .1V1ills
..of-theiMethcidiSt_Chtirch.
;,DisPlays_at......the..Kinloss :Branch
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Agricultural Societyfall fain in-,
Chided several very: fine ;horse' •
and ow hide robes by Sam .ROb7
ertsori of. the: Lucknow .tannery:.
'native, grases, grains in
strew, 'etc,, by Malcolm' MacDon-'
aid„ of -West. WriWanash ; Stuffed,
birda.bY.Win. Anderson of 'Llick-s: •
noW. and a colleation :Of elk deer'
ahd'..' Biala* horria—br 'He n
Mather's:, of KiriloSs, ,Phe ti mi
drawing Contest_ at the fair
won by Jame S Ccinley of HolY
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spendingthe winter. with his
, _ . , . rood.
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