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County and District
- A torn 'Thetiih' IOW rbtliwe
•t Llaiowed.
The Forwleh Record be
annual holiday this wok.
Harold Shannon, of Toronto, has
opened a law ofthe In leistowel.
Thos. McMillan's majority of 26 in
Heiman In the recent election wan ex
actly the some as in 1926.
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The euntractors •re working twelve
hours a day on the Clifford -Mildmay
road, which Is being Paved.
Many from Bruaftein attended the
raves in underlet beet Monday, it &leo
being Brits/who civic holiday.
Following are the prevailing egg
prices at Fordwicle: extra*, 2'7 crate.
finite 24 cents and seconds 21 cents.
No harvesters will he taken from
pitmen, Canada to the prairie prov•
Ince« thix year, the annual ext.ursions
having been cancelled.
Thirty yearn ago on August 1st, the
twit To phone co. opened offices in
Wroxeter. Eordwich and Gonne. The
first mi.nth's buminesa in Fordwh:le
amounted to mix dollars.
Mr. Salmitn Meirstrial‘ariltanleY.
has purchased the old Rumhall farm
on the 14th coneeenion of Godericle
township from Mr. F. H. Powell lend
will take posiseweion itt Ilw tali.
Reginald S. Fletcher, • native of
lirtieuaels, died suddenly In Hamilton
OD July 13. He war with the T. Eaton
--.._.Co. for * great many years and at the
time of his death was imperintendent
agencies for the lite Insurance de-
partment of the ernapany. -
I). M. Wright, Conmervative member-
eleet for North Perth, only had •
majortfrbt aixty-ftve in the rural Nee -
:imp of the riding, the balance of 979
tieing secured In towns and len the city
of Stratford. Listowel gave Wright
295' and Stratford 914.
Mrs- Aenr. of Heiman, reeentky, ob-
"served her ninety-uinth bIrtiiig-9 and
has preserved all her fseultiall to •
remarkable degree. Iler metoory Is
clear and bright and her hearing and
eyesight exceptionally goOd. Many
friends called to congratulate her.
tthe ho a native of Prince Edward
At Jowett's Grove, Hayfield, on
liaturday, July 26. about semety-five
COUSJOIS of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartley
ii.!.d.41;10Pc. 411°•••se
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Kr:LY TROUKLESJ
BACKAI:14E dApaisaau
ads ma -P.M= CH:
eas. senelles
name min.
Wood
Maki an enjoyable after-
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.* tialuty-pirale-augnes.
before the gathering left for their
110tUell In the evening, he cream was
served and imeecties were made by
Meteors. J. thertley, Manner : W. Me-
liurney,b.i4n R. Stonehouse, tioder-
k•h: N. Curter, firsforth. Guetote were
prevent from Elgin, Maultoba • %Ing-
ham, thoderieh, Blyth. Lontlestero,
Clinton and Seaforth.
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Mr. Joia.pli Johnston, who recently
it toe of one of his feet •mputated
is !Het recovering tes rapidly as wax
hopeol and it second operation may be
!Weems.' ry.
!Myth citizens band last week -end
took a boat trip front :Midland to
l'arry Sound, preventing a number of
programa ton rite Way.
CLEVION
clIntotk fireaki•nliffendeti the todillit-
pout in Kineardine loot week.
A well-known (Olsen, John A. Walk-
er. died -illi" Wedneintay, July I0. from
the effeetoo of injuries received when
struck by a (lir ten weeks ago. He he
survived ley a wife and one Noll, George
A. Walker, of Clinton. two brothera,
itotwrt and Willisaz, aline of Clinton.
and one sister. /gra. Thomas Rumball,
of theft. - --
The lo-sel efeaMerY has bunted an
emphadde denial that it never luiport•
ed New Zealand butter to supply itt
trade. an election mentor to that effect
!laving leen spread around.
SEATOWn1
Melaka* Proves TalaL--Little four-
year-old Lindsay Haney, twin aon of
Mr: NW Mrs. Matthew Haney. 2nd
coneresion. Tuckerxmith. died Mundt',
morning na a result of an actideut
that happened to Nut on the prerlose
Friday evening. While he was play-
ing some other boys • motor-
cycle fen 141 top of him, breaking one
of Mx legs. Pneumonia developed and
Sunday morning ithout 111 o'clock he
passed away. Lindsay was just four
yearn •nd (one meth old and he he
wirvived hy his twin brother Lloyd
and two older brothers, Gordon and
Mr. T. Y. Smith, manager of Dorain-
ion stone. beam leen moved to Owen
Mound by Isla eompany. Chas.
I a Wingtiam boy. succeeds him.
New uniforms have been purchamel
loy the Milieux band. They are of navy
blue trimmed with wide Week braid
end a tumuli strip of gold braid, giv-
ing them a very distinctive appear-
ance. A tato° ia lichee held here on
August 13th.
Rev. W. J. Taylor. a Rockwood.
formerly of Delmore, met with painful
and rather serious' injuries recently
while playing baseliall. The bitt_slIPPed
ant of the hands of a player and struck
Mr. Taylor In the eye. (mell:et a ati3ht
fracture. or the froutal hone. He was
rushed to the Gnelphltdepttait::`-'
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GaININIrtgessi Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
10,.. Pea Coal
Coke
Pocolsontas ( 2 by 4 egg)
oan supply your wants in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
service and reaaonahle pricee.
L FLICK
W•Phoss Goderich
SPEtIAL
CLEARING UMW-
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WASH WHITIC:EID
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AND wifin "ds,ineas
FOOTWEAR, WITH
LEATHER SOLSS, AT
W. HERN'S
SHOE STORE
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LUCKNOW
Tlw renewing is from The Globe of
ilaterciey. July 211: -kir. And Mrs. Wil.
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liani Mantle. 1.ticknuw, an ounce the
engagement of their on, daughter.
Elizabeth Gibson 18e:whet t Malcolm
James Armxtroug. KA., Port Arthur,
only mon III Mr. and 'Mrs. A. 1). Arm -
krone, Seeforth. Ont., the marriage
to take place quietly the middle of .
August. -
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The death oceurred in Toronto on ,
July Vird tot Mrs. ()purge Aitchison, i,
daughter of Sir. and Mrs. E. Malcolm, i
Lueknow. where site woes brought Nome H
time age when doctors decided she I)
4-4,91,1 not r.-.-to.-r. SIW WOK 'fortv.tive
year,' of age and leaves a lowborn! and
one daughter. Evelyn, Eel a son, Al-
bert.
The three-year-old son of Mr. and
Its- -41;-11' Lino& . Gotten
~Ape -from drowning otittretTPirsdaFov
eloist--ntealt. He was ..wading itt, water
shunt two feet deep when be fell. an
older brother running for itelP• Mrs,
flotilla was knit lvi-tlene to rescue her
son, 144' (sing IttlefltrielOttA, but stilt
breathing. The mother weed emelt re-
stracitathei , am she knew And worked
over the prostrate body of leer child
anti, a doctor arrived. It wax a very
dose mil, ,
John A. Mooney Has
Big Job on Hands
Brother of Goderich Kan Has
Sleds His Nark iu Oint1P" -
than West
tlett MOM
WOULD Min 00AT TRIP PROWLING FELINE approach. and an it did so the drum -
r. John C. lit.Contiork. of Detroit, ming *terve became louder and closer.
who he employed with the putolic light. BALKED BY SNIPE Now it was only a few yards above the
ground, and the angry male snipe on
guard •bove, was mooning at the
enemy. drumming loudly as he
l'he cat crouched with her ears flat
tenet!, Hoff with her eyes reduced to
narrow slits' watched the bird *hove
-king ratio time he struck.
off
vis-
itoring this week at the belle of Mrs.
eounnittalon of tbat city, 1.
ago Mr. McCormick anent indidays
Arthur flatter, te.wit str.w.
itt
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Hoderkt. peeing c.otne up on the
..,#z!ndua.
ty. w
tripe revived end litieleverrntw-
.. to make them profitable. 1 r '11eCor-
would tw atm -ordeal rallosdem
Under the heeding of "Pronlinent mirk wad he WW1 Aorry haled State*
Men in Agriculture.- a recent issue of had token the tortft attitude it had
The Canadian Colonizer of Montreal toward l'auada and telt ME
publishes an interesting article on Mr. had (web made which would shortly
Join' A. Mooney, brother of Mr. H. D. be eorrected. This, be laid was the
Mooney of tloderich. Mr. John A. view of many Detroiter' Willi shout he
Mexonev itt the -big num" behind the had talked •
invitation *nue months ago of the
world's grain eongrees, to le held in
Regina, during August of 19.32, and
which preemies+ to l*vonw one of the
world'is historical agricultural events.
He twinge his experience. together
with a good business training and a
owver•failimLfund oof energy and enter -
prime, to the porition of -managing
director of tie big event, to which he
has lawn assolguid. The Colonizer days,
txontinuing:
"Born in Quebec provinee. US drat
Job was In it martini!l after leaving
public 'school, but be entered Olittitio
Agricultural College in PM. and al-
though not *hie to eotuplete his stud-
ies, was awarded the amexiate diplo-
ma. The call of the West lured him to
Dauphin. Manitoba, in 15199, where
he secured a homestead and bought
additional laud. Fie soon had 71le1 acres
of heavy is -rub land under cultivation.
While attending to this, he found time
also to do snow-agrieultural lee-
ansi Judging att weed fairs'. some of his
find work In WA respect being at the
find Manitoba seed fair in 1907, and
tn the some year et fair in
Saskatchewan. l'rior to thix he had
toured the West ou the "good Need"
train of the federal dePartment of ag-
rieulture, and the railways, In 1906.
In 19014 he *old his farm at Dauphin
*ad moved into the outskirts of Regina.
*lien* be hought and atilliAtatiaa 460
acres. He established the Keeney Seed
l'o.. large distributors of the famous
Marquis wheat when it first Weenie
known, multiplying the owed ou • his
farm of PAM) at -rem at Tessier, Sask. ln
more resent years. ss president of the
Panama -Pe -irk. Elevator Co.. he was
interested in the building of this com-
panyze-ntillioodeulehel &tele elevator at
Vietoria, on the Pacific (sine& For a
number of year,' he was director and
vkieleteakdent of the (7anadian Seed
Growers' aisioefation. and lita Ides -of
• world'e grain show and COOferelbee,
to he held in Moe own city of Regina.
and to be tbe biggest thing of its kind
ever held, wad a natural outgrowth of
his work along the above line's. As
managing director of the big event he
has undertaken the bigmet job of his
eareerbut the manner in which he
has gathered to him support govern.
mental aothoritiee 11141 prominent or-
ganizations thrtliligliont Canada. as-
sume the melees of the affair, which
ta to tw participated in by all the
grain -growing eountries or the world,
and which WIll without doubt rxerellee
• very ritaLlufluenee upon tbe future
of this bra ielif elf agriculture the world
Mr. Mooney timi been • vialtor to
proseent in F.ngland.
elorterieb on ileveng-ore•HIAMIA.-14slarioiet
betiler Uhl .
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gator, who had grown only orae foot
SOONER BE LUCE more ill Wilapttn(n. :versa pairs. He
wee ordered a little violet ray treat-
THALN WOR.IC ON PARK ment. and he made 119 for 1.4 time
hy Increasing his length over Ai -feet
lei two yearsA '.
y Engliahman. Waage name Is Snakes revel in ti,e tteW treatment.
given mo Richard Wilson, played 11 There wax p•T born eighteen
rather serious trick here on Tuesday months ago who 'tow xtouter tium
of last week !tear Mount Forest. his mother!
He Was working at tieorge Bradley's. What happens the elephant'.
0. S. R. south. and fell or slid off • want a dist.. vio!.-, ray!, If an
load of hay. lie appeared to -he nn- gator grows six feet lot two years. what
otoicients and it wit14 thought hie back would YU elepheoll be like in ter?
-aii broken. A town da -tor arrived on Walt and see'.
he scene and RtIrimect hilt removal to - - -
he hoepital. A truck. fitted up ete am- FALL FAIR PAM
ulauce. wax brought, and rotiveyed
int tastefully to the Louise Mane/milAIlsa 4."111 Sept. P4-19
ospital here. where he was carefully
anilled end made tis Toomfortable ea
ROSS BOWL OIIIIPIITITION
The Snot round of the belies' rose
bowl competition of tb.• Maitland Golf
flub, an annual event. lit-inse in.
green and will be finished- by-Atignst
Vth. Following to the draw. yte.A.
Beacom aud Mrs. E. mrs.
J. C. Robertson and fldrogy,
Mn. C. A. Reid and hits. J..,'1400144.
ow, Mira. A. J. liacKso and Mrs. ata.
art Mills, Mrs. Frank Martin ani Mrs.
W. F. maunder& Kim E. Gsrrow and
Mrs. Little. Aliso B. I' Fleming and
Man N. Revell, KW* C and Mrs.
-BIM Somerville end DC
Kan L Tom, Mina I:arrow and
Bre C.'McCortnack. 311.s shale, Lee
--Missi-g. T.
Mitchell and Mrs. Genre.
Peggy Duggan. Mrs o; Brute sad
Mrs. l'oulthund drew I,re.
T --TO END tritexersurrY .
nonn't let uncertaint, s“rry you -
tura t.0 the telephone. An ont-of-town
call it as easy to mak'- a• loral one
and *into.( as quick- tit- telephone
*111 take You anywhere yid the
hit surprisingly low. .ifter ?tat p.
when evening rate's Weise. Yoe eat' talk
a hundred miles or more for ttliout the
prier of a movie-
------ussossousism
A pe•lestrian crowned 4 traffic -filled
street while looking up 41 2111 ao•reoplane
overhead. Three buses ..tonel him AO
(lonely that tils besot dioin t Repeat
again for a -week. the wend (rote six
patesing esrs-"Taked the nap on his
last year's salt. one fin-ps..seinger car
removed the shine fret» Ole leek of
lobe left *hoe, and the driVer, of seven
°thee* of assorted makelksilite stripp-
ing their gear* in an effort to avoid
.-ataix-atripped thcir--vecHt•ntar
of every known high isowereol
tivr.
After stumbling over The curbeteme
on the farther - side of use road _the
pedestrian wax heard to ItatIrokur:
"My graciouri, those i aviators lead' 14
doings -roots Brea!"
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Scientist Says Cats Are Naggiesi
.When They Revert to Wild
State
honestly cat desserts 11,
as o,
bit`, ssak- -stiterideg
,wrfeet1Y WPM writ . --thilleX14-1 few 4.1.-
G. Pike. Y.Z.V.. in - 44.4.1416 w-n-4444.4""Prnniirinn44"-i,
‘, wild spring and landed in a mass o
way -
well
unite shove. The est strin:21.41 out of
well looked after: -they had probably It.. diger igeouuu, the th.„uww„bove
iwver wen a toeing Iwfore. al- ,
though they were ,fsiiirty welt grown ......;:indinvtivitLerli iiiiendwetlr"ioseui,i.ottrtilicki:eatinotoorlie
and playful On my approach the ott,10,. •
four little eresetures put up-Siwir backs '
and iwoatute *II bristle,' and twits.. but -
*pert from Mix, they armed Ninnies& TIPS roe SUMMER GUESTS
so placed-tny-hand near 'ono of theta. of .11 lllll ier goe.tn ar, Dow
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The nelt W"litent 1114' hack 01' .1111, booking Porches mucto cooler than
11;i1"toir*O.ssfor("rthaeretit':InalthlIbittelwdtainaum: Mt. tho*e "itutittuirra.hed tht:t uti:teliiiroi7•7nofi";,u117r.
looked so attnietive wee encepnwed of women are now acting in the vapailty
what keened 10 he II OMAN of whirling eat lieestesee to theme guests.
OrellieN. Winer then I know lawn Iluny guests *re extremely welcome,
hut one does not have to stretch the
Tiii;ginetion to auggese that others are
toolerotiert rather limn appreciated-
particitiarly when the teniperatoore I.
ttlgis and the hostess feels the eeriest-
sity of preparing all elaborate olhoner.
"Tliiiiighflit -Karate remember the
troouble they are giving their hostess'
I_Le the eerly spring It pair of nutter friend,' and make a second visit a wel-
were . feeding on the inargtti-of-the-"WW- 46,--10•Ivitig .itte atiittttAA
mersit: the female was warebliig for atone small token of their affection
food by poking her long, sensitive and apprecisthm.
!teak into the soft ground. but the A box of cand7, a book. ur genie
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uta e was reunited in showing her lila thine of this kind will more than make
feathers. r-jee sizakIng_s_fine tip for a little added work. It Jo the FURNITURE DEALER &ad
display, spreading his wings Niel tall, ti attr:-errid not the ritiweeeei.oelike- gift --- FUNFJitAL.DIRECTIOM-
and behaving lit pretty but that counts. If there are children lu
Phone-, Store 335, Res. Shbor
manner of a bini le0011111 hie family. * Mix of timely ehnuld be ,
mate. A feW tlAyti 'Ater eomy ellintell to include moue tof the retie- Hamilton Street
inet-wits built in a tuft of Kress -Melte ti -w -that ehildren partnotlarly like.
Margin of a small lewd. It is appreriativa(
In the evening tiwre was 'a.-Tiritilaa Nora' who ge-to a return engagement -a1""--11.6.4#91
fill hantilinn--wild lithetw.
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-One of these domestic vale fee -
tweets -4i a moor: it wax a magnificent
•reeture with u sandy eet. and it ay -
lambed for many rabbits, ikt the
northern partef LW moor was a blur
xpoiniw.of marshland, and it was lwre
kat pussy isometinws did her limiting.
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August T,
Cleaning and Pressig
Expert service on ladies'
and men's clothing.
Habertlasker and Dry Cloanar
WEST STREET Phase 339
reeineweafteilsownwootammonasmossiamesenar
Lawn -and
Verandah
Furniture
Wheeler's
GedeseskAig.
mound over the marsii Every half.
Inute or no a curious note
!ma_ heard above, nut 'widow in the
apne-twiee- -111;;•••• w
(robed Ittt Wilt NNW the mate snipe -go'
ax through a remark/able exerview: lw
went up til a 'good height, then. diving
itle*sys. came down at a terrifies
speed. and on that downwardsdiee this
entg-drunnattrwax apparently uttered
y the bird. Hut it has heel, primed
bat it la not a note: It 64 made by the
eatiwrs of the tail vibrating rapidly
es the bird Volnew 410W11. If we !ski. the
11 trailers of a sailtw. and fix them
eon:, anvil, the latter to it string
tin
atmitt
tie sound can be repeated.
The cat was lisivinS aiestithili. be-
ing roomful not to tget her feet TOO-Tieff,
or rifts ate MIT 'twat vf- weer,
w wenteal the snipe -4m her tweet. 11*
atter set close, watching tier enemy
VIOLET RAI" Pelt REPTILES
I.ondon.-Violet ray treatment has'
been found highly 1.41eficial on hu-
man beings. So much indeed. that
many hospdtala now have special de-_
psrttnent wtttt theme Iran* instalted.
And now snakes are trying this
abort cut to healtlik! The curator of
the reptile house af Ow SOO has beef --
�vtngher rizawaml-211111011--•_
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Ohms greatest
II gr 11
T- vrr..ree our%
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litletteNtAttlAteo,r4
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'Freak trona the mikele
The thermometer reabotered !Ni In
the _shade in Exeter on the aftermani
of election day. Judy 2titto.
"Phe Exeter branch of CallA1111111 Can-
, ners, finished their pea perk laid week.
ITIos crop ties been exceptlintany good.
'The Thneel-Ativoeate has on exhilol-
tion in Its windnw a stem of brown;
gratis front Alberta that mesterei mw
Inch ("ler eight feet. The grill,' grAm
sent by Archie 'licks. alto ho
out west.
.1, large true* eieerturtied In the
ditch ItetWeen Hensel! and Zurich ou
Tnestlay of last week, being eroPAPA
off the road by a riled scraper, the
eirlveor of which dill not'know of the
approaeh of the truck, which beiongk,
to siiverwooda Ltd. It contained only
empty (ens and little damage was
lir. arid Mrs. Frank E. Johns and
sett tire vielting the former'e envie,
bating motored from California They
retnrn via Vancielver.
A lilt/lily esteemed resident in John
T. Wood died on Friday. Jtily 25th, in
..t-nintlo year. Ile onee a well•
known cattle denier and a Ilfe'-tong
'evident of the commttnity.
Velma Mother Passes. -A very sad
death took place in Victoria Hospital.
London, early on. Monday. July *-Otth,
when Ifrot. Mervin Perrin, yolotigest
daughter of Mr. •nd Mrs. George Ford,
of Exeter Mirth, mooted away sit the
age of twenty-four years and nine liars.
Mrs, Perrin. whew. maiden name. naps
Viola Font was vixitine at the home
of ler pneenta ami on Returner Morn-
Irtittle POO WAN born In thee.attere
wgilit-ags* -Perrin was melted -4s V
tuns nowpital In - Mr. Rowel' AM
Witte,. suffering from eonvithelons leo
and an Maisial!, she Prow( aw.1•41
dreemest had been s reeld.lit of hitt
don for the pion eight yskro. the
13e Consistent
KEEP YOUR PLUMBING
AND HEATING AS Up TO
DATit AS THE REST OF
arget:HOWE
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Itryfield
Sept. 19-201
Sept. 24-25
Sept, 25-261
AND
RETITHN
LIN " MACKINAC $45
CRUISE Mealn and
Berth Included
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Via the Georgian114; -Manitkulin Island and Sault Ste. Mane
pomnible. hilt without Ida giving any MY"'
looked' of conoiciotmess. Two other doc- !t.r"nmet. n ....„. •,,,,,_ lll 1. -• k
tors prieked him with a pin anti topeditr ''Illinth'
without effect, when they were pre- inmesemees ..•........ ..eo
ei......111eipt. Z3-24
Oct. 7-8
;wring to put him in a 'dilater cast. Embro Ott. 2,
bevame sus i- Exeter 1: ... Sept. 16-17'
, shortly
deux and later the fraud crleTorTo
end -.4neseete arese....fully_dheeloseti, to .0(.1 •
lent to Fergus next day awaiting ile- f-ix•ii-K.Z.....__
the doetorslohi 111111 that he would be aUsleardine- --•
.. SeptSePt. :et-tb11-7-17
portation. ThAt evening he wax .I.t.."4' - •
Gederieh
their disgust. "Ott Wednesday rme 01 11111"1411,Mner4-41*'.`-**41ePl 2-1-26
London "(Western ........................
to welk ien of the toepital without The most wonderfui-tw4lay cruise on the Great Lakes is provide:11y-
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assistance and next mornrng, with his li'llcknnm I 97
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amiteasso, made hix departure for other
parts. It is maid that feigning 'Briefs;
was game he played while working
for several other farmer% in this viein-
Hy. That is the sort of immigrant that
ompitaticaity caned* does not want. -
Mount Freres( 4.otifetierate
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ISSUE RULES FOR
FAR* PROSPERITY
' OF
Mildmay 'Sept. it -24• the Str. Manitoulin's Five -Day Machnac cruise,
Milverton Sept. 25-2a
mitowil Sept. 24-24
New Hamburg .... seprr12-13
Ottawas (4',-n. Caned i t Aug. 18-23
Sept. 23-24
Palmerston
pa rklelll Oct. 2-3
Ripley
Marys . Septtk.t. 231.84
Seaforth -r...flept. 18-19
Stratford -----0.91. 1147
Tarlatdelt .... Sept. 20-27
Teeswater Sept. 30-0eft. 1
The following rules bare been form- Toronto (C.N.ii) Aug. 22 -Sept.
lasted by agricultural experts et Olt- Wellesley Sept. 9•19
fawn. as an aid to better Mad more Whigtoon .. Oct. 7.45
!menthe farming: Enrich 22-23
1 Farm bream* be loves It few
people-sueived in doing things they t 'Erratic nataw...tgataCatewer...„ott-
are not interested in.
hag prematere
."Iftnitel tIdat't n sound fin- rhino. e'en all he effete attributed to •
°Willi Indic). his fans the t7se „t the wrong tale of plums - -
operatiott awl invesotment of any sour
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plus funds which he accoinouleites
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vonverted quickly into VII Oa when nee.1-
$110111d be ifi itecurttles which van .Peo k "Ai I Nerves •
ed. f corporation* or lenelmeee men -
tilty inveav their mumble Ponds In good
eiteekoe end bombe riot necessarily at,
lits1 with their own !Moline/et, With St„i.
dolly market slur no they can he Im-
mediately ...inverted into cash need-
ed in their. husinexas. Fartnera. when
pnwelble, abould follow this principle.
ttft rtatt him 'cm*: keep in close
toilitii'wtta provincial agricniturai tbemsei rem tired. • bontalliplrittvi ottir
colligicfrprettient onetime and (sweaty unable to keep their nrinel on an
altellf!" s_ thing. Any midden noiele startles. ,.to
(4) save his Soli anaiyaeft and cub nets the .ileart pidciating viotentiy.
tivate'enix prialuctive band: biome ilia They cannot. sleele well et night
plY3111ellonn on (temente. near as pots- their linitis trenit.te :11.1 legs APii-111 i111Ibto, and s -educe quality products. 'ship to ollppOrt then, SI411 e
Olt Join with him ueiglityou In or- 141 111114.00 pitiable.
gonfalon a .00perati V4. marketing ax- !het Ilrliti the With netin-
.
stwintion throllgh Aeli lino pro. liven terrible The only
ducts isPrause I» Onion there b. reel nerve tout.- fi of good
et revisit) 1/14W11. Thereteiro• 4horlepoitonent
lvrni.rseonemetilirlffiliviitittelown tweetth
The eelinenin and Stock peril le lerwit
at the Conadtraw-1stimal fivhibi- promptly build. np. aid enrich thee
nil 1. the world'. Idinitest exposition Tlw revived appetite the
Wrist theeelsir l*Mp 'aash-- wiesetweakewe4 vevr‘ww...Meigwarreit
mud l•trPthittlit meow • flew •
Automotive Itnildtew world** l'orgeet ,cotarne ef these willdelight 1sto
r7
I flne.t motor allow etrneture. will aufteeer„..„„..
play advant• innards of the 19311 . You (Ail- 71441 111-4. pilla trot,' any
otor fere end a!iteonstive product/1 niedicine dealer or PSI. man et 7,4o feet^
the anadlan N•tlestal ExidhitIon, hos from The 11. tliffillanis Medi
gnat 22 to September 6. eine (.'o., Itroettville.
Shat To Do if You ?hid Yourself
'1*Thh Condition
'.• The ,aort of thins Chat specialists
nervonev-dedttlit. la the rooto.dovlii*
tentlithen (IMAM OTer•vrork Rod
horwebeid wirriltta, The attf&.rcri. find
During July and August this rine steel steamer leaves each Monday
from Owen Soundr.aCi086-thebeautiful,eorgian Ba.y u) Killarney, then to
Manitoulin Island, and among the islands of the North Shore, calling at Man-
ito*aning, Little Current, Kagawong, Gore Bay, Blind River, Thessalon,
Bruce Mines, Hilton and Richard's Landing to- Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Flom
there Str. Manitoulin runs via St.*.Mary'a Rivet. to Mackinac Island; where
ample opportunity Is provided -tor seeing all the points of interest on this
picturesque island -the tourist centre of the Great Lakes.
' The trip provides One the most wonderful and
reStftil holiday outings in ittnericar- •
- Round trip.from Owen Sound to lifseynac sad retarn,
including mealu and.bsTili is $45.00.
John Pinder greater port of the flaw employed at
Penmans, factory whore she had 111110 sti
Malty friend,. itealdee nes parents. ale
Phone 127- Box No. 131 a
tial...1 and little AM (Hanalei Wil we
Ilam remelt who 10 tlarvireri ?Mt At
•, redinn• ani four • eiviterV A
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teseepot4i4,,,
Modern. tomforabk. Ship ,
torte -hie ebip. of steel cofistruction• 190 faft
ion. rrool,,rn in *very respect. and IleeM-
Th/. Sir Manitoulin In s splendid corn
modating 150 paseengers. The stateroom,
are large and well -quipped and all have
running hot and co44 water.
. From the observatbin' Saloon OA the hur-
ricane deck a full view may he had In ant
•Ittsf, at weather: entrtfortshte cabins, and a
wida-windowld dining -room from which paa-
'sneers may watch the arrnw. while the,.
_._•Aloy their meals,
Knohlet• and • Meer-
vattmis Jr 0 el any
qteernahlp or Rallwat
Agent or from
Owen Sound
Transportation
Company Ltd.
Adlg
WeekEnd Trip
-To- Mantoulin
$ 1 2
Eve-ry Saturday
evening during July
and August the Ste.
."Man tou lin loaves
Owen Sound es •
week -end trip • 21111
miles to Msaitoolls
Islnd. The 41•111.01.
calls at Nifilf/If.
then on maw Os Is-
lands to LAMM 11613.
rant. and 11.6111111/116
calls at llanftemmodmi
and KIllarnod
eaorrile-
frig in Ovum
Monday m�1•
I'les ITS man
.tInwineing
mad beret is MAO.
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