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Mrs. Alm gla„gy of Wlagham
shipped oe the Uo0 la bee Itttehin
and faDlai brake bee left wrist.
• homas Steelmanthe vete*** pro-
prietor
prletor of the Qm bold.t
cestnegag. Ids
hoist
daa, stin two to
fed iblir" 'lEifSb of Wdltos
ted their ltddgs wedding 00
celebrated
UXh, Stine their marriage
thee ben lived continuously on their
farm
Mn Bolted (Mach. formerly Mils
lhlla Luk, died at bar boom to Sts
pbea limitable os. Wanda]. after a
brie( 'Mese of pessimist*. She was
to bee forty -Odra year.
J. O. Long, meeMat of Oraabrook,
reports that bis stern was Wired
early use tmorniai fast weak and some
m'rebandies stoke, including twenty
gee of overalls and three flashlights.
Police are investigating.
Ils•th camef label a heart atttaaci
Ill We off almost Insteatl7 last wssk.
He was la kis seventy - b year. Ms
wife predeceased Wm and he is ger-
wired by three Nees and three dant".
tors. •
Billie 1Ralayon. lbs row 41. of
Co. and Mrs. Finlayson, Ripley. fiat
with • painful accident last weak.
moos with otber boys be was taking
rides Oe passing sleighs and falling
backward off one of these he broke
his right arm dime to the shoulder.
He wtp not be tae to hitch on sleighs
any more this winter.
Shields of past Wawaoosb tomt
a horse one day lest week in a rather
unusual runner. He was delivering
• load of wood in Wt ngba an ofd the
horse broke through into
used well, the covering of which was
hidden by the snow. Every effort was
made to get the tlalm*l out, but It was
*pparestly 1111Maeeed with the tackle
-104: 11 well-known resident
of Hallett tawasbIR panned away at
his Dome is Leeds:bore Sunday mora-
ine February 10th, In his elgbt7-ese`
nod rear. He was ■ carpenter and
worked at his trade until last LR.
lie Is survived by two sisters, Mn.
Joseph Lyon and Mrs. Harrison Lyon.
with whom he resided In Londesboro,
being himself unmarried.
The death occurred in Victoria hos-
pital,
ospitat, Londoe. on February 8th of
Truisms, Drintlaetl, of Deter. at the
age of seventy-nine years. Deceased
• lived for some time et HeuMll and
la Hibbert township before taking up
residence In Exeter. tBe was nae of
n be first men- to tbe district to go ex-
tenstvely into the bee Melaka. He
wea a well-known Orangeman and had
sot missed a 12th of Joll parade la
sixty years. His wife and three eons
survive
The death of Walter H. Manning of
Clinton occurred on Thursday last, is
his 'sweaty -eighth year, after an l-
ues VI A.1 MVOtt . D' was
born M Wal•a, but was brought to
Canada in infancy by his parents. in
1912 he came to Clinton and took a po-
sition with the Doherty Organ Co.,
continuing with the Company u long
as It was is business. He 1. survived
by his wife, two eons, Lewis, of Tor-
onto, and James W.. of Clinton, and
one dangbter. Kra Edgar Patties% of
♦au(atwlr.
At the home of the bride's parents,
('rediton, os February 8th. Helen
Irene, only daughter of Mr. and Kra
D. J. McLane, was wedded to Earl
Cameron Toone, only son of J. A.
Young and the late Mrs. Young of Ian -
dos. Rev. A. E. Pieteb °dictated.
Ferner Soignee llama Dead
A wire from Portage la Prairie, Man.,
says: Edward WoDonald, pioneer,
Mad Monday, February 11, aged se'-
esty-one. He was born In Huron coun-
ty
ommty and came to Manitoba in 1882. In
1802 be married Margaret McRae, of
Belgrave, Ont.. his own bons tows,
who died In 1864.
'Hew thaw baby bay. were rest -
Use with sone oe vanish fres their
meek 1 gave them a Baby's 1O1e[pwi,e
esMrs.T rweedy. 471eT h en
weed Rd..Tthe ercets.
• nes-
etas
beakless .d the &Ad bowmen
bingeend weyb All the mew
el Otis folk am
men
sOw•TNYssh
• Jllo ss. loot drugldsra use
r1 LIN
M
emise
GoDERICH, ONT•
Lata• 1
-•
CMS ~ValemNtLhValentines.- by lamest • Vary tiaroupd
tl1
aONS cowl
CO ' leN a Days
00iaBOR1iE TOWN111111P . sad Jess Mealikitght• The postomce,
Esta, with bon wbkb aa.,wghaase of valeettnes
Council met onin ata as Mlm istme& was.ajoied a everyone, with
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approved All correspondence was read Gasses one ca
all the members a were read sad (,prralu Lata tis postmistress.
utas of previous meetingvers enjoyed by the
Madsen CemdlMr, le Be Paid
Members of the 8eafortb town coun-
cil are now on pal, having passed a
bylaw which provides for payment of
$100 a year to the mayor and $4 for
arsff. reenter .aertlna. or 952 a year,
to the otter members of the council.
This makes a total of 9464 for tbe
whole council for the year.
MI Safaris' frena Wound
Mrs. W.lter Vanlandeghen of Hen -
salt. wbo was accidentally kit In the
leg last fall by a stray shot from a
ride In tie hands of a boy while abe
was working in the onion field, and
who has already had several opera-
ttona, has again been taken to the
hospital for examination. Apparently
some foreign substance In tie wound
is NUI causing bar a great deal of
pain.
9108 Whitlow Wrecked
Jost as H. dQartck, manager of the
Walker store at Wlogham had closed
his place of business shortly after e
o'clock last Thursday evening, nae of
the plate 'gime windows was rammed
by a car dhtvoa by George Mundell of
Glenannan. Mr. Mundell stated that
the Swim wheel locked and his car
being No doge to the store thecrash
was inevitable. The window,valued
at 9200. 1* covered by insurance, as
well as tt(e car. Mi. Mnadehl had
Josh purchased his license and permit.
Fri -
'tad disposed of.Adm daises was held on h1-
The auditors presented a fell report A successful under file held
i-
T s etptr and accepted. Eur 19tH RRi se gay On Lodes, L.O.L. 145, at their
This report was accepted
Amdln Alltn agreed to tike $61 as ball oa the peetaeslou. dib from
settlement In full for damages to bill Maeda Harwood was m
dhome rone m
kto
kissiallegge r.ttet » " two days- last
717117
Miller Stgsafban was
oalla week•
Sion to remove tbe tree
r
front of his place. leat'o
pecr 1Q O Beacom visited_
Reeve Feagan and OousdAar T7s- Cuba acboh and'Myrtle Cantwell, of
y.
dell were appointed to look after some Mimsd visited Inst week
trees In the cemetery and intrust Mr. CMborne township,
Adams what to do about them. at the home of Johnston. uncle and aunt,
Marr Shaw and Isaac Tabb rarlgmed Mr. aad Mrs. Beg- this district got
as fenes•lewers. Horace Horton and The flamers lee t• Vat week. It
John Tabb were appointed to Ski their their sopsy ts*11
vacancies.messnred about ennui held In the
An application was received from A hoz acetal being
Vomer for approval of the Liming Orange Hail this Tidal' evening.
1. W.
of a license for his halt at Dunlop. Mr. pad Mrs. up ea Sundays to at-
Tbe
was tabled until nest month Guelph of the late era Vic -
werecollector's and tteasnra's bonds 'tend the funeral
were ezamined and ordered renewed- ter Been Cumming and
It was moved that all outstanding bydibe two children;
is d d . Douglas of Dstrdit. motored up
lazes for run spat be paid05 Monday to attend the funeral of
last of February.Mrs. Victor Rose.
Earl three
pais the d in he the lady's
sister,
annual for three ttaeetlnge bald ins of the Dramatic Society of Union
meet -
hall to oanuary. Oa Thursday even -
The road mepertntendert'm vopcben church was held
sod the following accounts were or- Ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
dered paid : Road enperintendent don Orr, with meat et the members
vouchers, 9111.04; W. J. Symonds, re- present. Yrs. J. B. Orr presided, aged
lief account, 92.07 ; Wm- Good. bar recetved the reports from the tretis-
for Mrs. Yoongbtnt, 916.50; Franklin urer and secretary. The treasurer's
Mcllwaln, relief account, 96 21; E. H. books showed receipts $21121, expenses
Walters, relief account 9597; Gordon $7.18, balance on band $19.4.3. Mrs.
Smith, relief account, $198e' eanklln .Harwood red 112 minutes of the last
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News of the Farm
and m
Notes aComments em
Agricultural Tortes
leome pasture for It, where I can put
1t out and have It pastearlsed.
"1 would like a nice medtun-weight
all -wool sheep In stripes, if you have
them -one 1 eau akin and make a jack-
et out of later os..
"When you skin a sheep is that the
end of its Or can they be skinned
regularly like a human being.
"I have an old sheep skin In my of-
fice 1 have been living off for twenty -
eve years and I thought It I had a
whole sheep i might do better. 1 see
by the papers there 1s a lot of trouble
these days about the tariff on wool.
so it you can pick out a sheep that
bars t nay tariff as the weal It might
save me cleaning it when It comes here.
Does this tariff come back after you
once get rid of it?
"And another thing, don't send me
a U sheep because they have signs on
the street bete that say you can't make
a U torn, and I couldn't get one to
the office very well it I couldn't make
it titan-" _ . ,
Egg Laying Lastest
1t 1s reported from the Canadian
egg laying contest that to date mortal-
ity among the pens entered has been
lower than in any (Aber year since Th
the beginning of the contests. ere
is a marked Increase In eggs laid when
compared with last Tear's figures- 1t
can also be said that at this point the
production so far is as good as any
that has ever been recorded in the
history of the Canadian egg laying
contest.
{hail. meeting, and egg -were discussed.
Mcllwaln. uprplfes for Wv►naklp
$2.34; Municipal World, 910.16: R. C. It was welded to 4e Teething with the
deeld 4J
Mrs, k Yarjlsh:e is secse's as gam: stoneyddthe m as tbe eveningof
1T5.e0: Hays c Hays' et the mouth, the
The Signal, account, N4: O. C. Tee• the first Tuesday
leaven, Insurance for township ball. meetings to be open to anyone wishing
$6; Wm. Clark. township auditor, 9e: to attend. The election of officers re -
J. A. Young, township auditor, 98; Al- aulted as follows: Directors, Mrs.
din Alen, settlement for son'a car, pi.
Council adjourned to meet on March
12tbat2p.m.
WM. SMLOW$. OWL
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
/ZIiYRRAL D
AND L S
Ambulance servtee at an tiw1a.
Say or lied.•
= gists 136. .jot pi
.. OODEBICH --.••••••_
North Harem L A. 1... Mews
At tbe annual seating of North
Huron County L.0.l0., held at Wing -
bass, ogfcers were elected as follows:
(locant, master. Lewis Reddy, Auburn;
deputy county master. W. T.' Miner.
Wingbam; cbapt"la. Rev. A. V. Robb
Bluevale; recording secretary, Harry v,II r. Aidlideid
Dane, Wr<.xeter; financial aacretar7,9211,41136. leaving a balance on hand itohn hipp It-e.rlMiss Uenesh+Jonf o Qe+Ichairman or the field crop committees
v tea Culbert,
Dung JtIrth; treasurer, Mel- . Iatn the end of the year from
tbe report O
ther I erkh, and Mrs. Iloward Squires (Dor to purchase .eat required by all ease Job am n. Dh; lean; mGeor a Information gleaned81o 19m report I (Ally). of Dungannon All the family petlug members.
Joe Tana' Blyth; lecturer, George Included i' 0 De of 1954 taxes oat- I were t for the funeral, which i It was recommended the minlmp®
'Thornton. . Londe ; deDoT lecturer. 19804.7us on Doren hi Slat ■tau • Pheeer
H. Hnaking. I•nodesthoro. The 12th of 19tt04.78 due the township on taxes for I was held on Tuesday afternoon. Abo. I acreage rAny equired be lowered froto m five
July celehrstlon is to be held at Wing- 19412 and 1933. with total liabilities J. N. 11. MIlla, of St George's church, to torthree. field willpermitteden-
lolde poderlM condo, ted the service as to
do so, but smaller area must be separ-
ated by a space equal to one width
of a seed drill.
Fbr Northern Ol1Ti51u it was con-
.ldtsred moo -acre might be permitted.
It 1s expected also the acreage require-
ment for potatoes may be lowered.
Potato Mirketitrg Orders
The Eastern Canada I'otato Market- ••
Ing Board has issued a list of orders
governing marketing of potatoes In On-
tario, New Brunswick, Prince Edward
Island and Nova Scotia in accordance
with provisions of the Natural Pro-
ducts Marketing Act passed at the
last session of Parliament. They be -
time effective February 1.
The rules provide, among other
•.ser that every dealer marketing
Potatoes shall obtain immgalatad7 t
license from the local offrfe-" of the
board In his dlstriet for
whifee ch
f 9 e
w111 be required to pay
They provide no dealer may market
potatoes In the four Provinces covered
by the orders except through agencles
entablisbed by the board and point out
that under provision of the Natural
f'roducts'Marketing Act, persons break-
ing the rules may be subject to a fine
of 925 to 934)0, Imprisonment for not
more than three months or both fine
and Imprisonment.
The marketing agencies are author-
ised to colleet tolls of one-half tent
a bushel on potatoes marketed by deal-
ers. The collations must he made on
or before the first or fifteenth day of
each month and turned over to the
local board In the district.
The rules any no dealer shall mar-
ket potatoes produced In the tour
provinces except under contrnet of
and
purchase end "at a firm pr
that no dealer shall market potatoes
of the grade E /eanada No. 2 rasp,
for export and then only subject to s
further ruling.
Tris ruling provides that pot*t(es
fleetined for the t'arribean market
must grade at least 75 per cent. F.
Canada No. 1. The rulink dyes not
apply to potatoes sold before February
1 1104 artllall7 In transit until Feb-
ruary 15. •
The orders enntain a list of market
Ing seem -lee In the four e1hProvinces
throngh which potatoes pr
to their border. meet he marketed
They are: Ontario. J. T Cousin, Tor
onto: New Brunswick, C. C. Cunning
ham. Fredericton: Nova Rent is. Roy
ifirsnt: Hillt$x : Prime Edward Is
lend. J. J. Trainor, (Charlottetown.
Riff ABOUT SHEEP
The Canadian Wool (}rower. pan
elation has received the following let
ter. written by an unmoved person
In an Ontario ennnty -
"1 wonder U you here any •'ample
sheep True lfv away) Even • .mall
sere would be all right• ani will have
to beep it Ja my nelce until i can get
• • e
EAST WAWANOSH
Council met on February 12th, with
all the members present. Minutes of
last meetlsg were read and approved.
on notion of Councillors Robertson and In charge.
McBurney. Death et Mrs. Vhbr Rem. --Once
Communications the Hi were receivedar and again the angel of death visited this
read from the Hishwaps Department, "mmmlty, whoa Thelma Mary Jones,
Gordon Ow and Mrs. Mary Phillips: sioue on good seed for a week in this
secretary, Mrs. G. Harwood; trouser- little room. No doubt the feature will
ere Mrs. Arthur 17eblwrne; business be repeated and much enlarged next
committee, Mrs. J. Ii Orr, Mrs. Geo.
McIlwatn. Miss Nora 8owt'ette. Herb rear' • • •
Johnston and Jas. Young: auditors, T•Field Crop Competitions
Mrs. F McClure and Mrs. Robt. Ke -rah At: the recent annual convention
5th, s. Tbe held
t the hog. on Parch of agricultural societies, discussion on
5th, la to belheld at the home of Yrs. field crop competitions was prominent.
Mary Phillip,' with era. Gordon Orr A very important change was approved, ,
demanding the use of registered seed
for all field erop competitions con-
ducted by agricultural societies cover-
ing crops for which registered seed
• • •
The a*aaat ata MO * -0f the -Ontario
Field Orop sad Seed Growers' Associa-
tion, held In Toronto ou February
lith, proved to be one of the most in-
teresting and enthuaiastic in the his-
tory of the organisation.
A new feature which earned much
SCHOOL REPORT
8. 8. NO. 1. COLBORNE
Following is the report for 8.S. 1,
Colborne, for January:
favorable comment was an unique seed V class -Benson Feagan-gouge 7u.
display arranged In a suitable room on I alg. 64. art 50, botany 78, average 5390•
gram -
Use convention floor,and held in post- Jr. IV class (geog., wetting, gram-
tion for tie entire week of agrlcul- mar, reading and spelling) -Jack Wil-
son 65, Margaret McKnight 52, Elwin
lural sestinas. Ryan 47, Arnold Young 45, Phyllis
Members were permitted to enter Kerr 89.
sampler of commercisl lots of seed in
Sr. III--Qtuby Wilson 43%, Elmer
contrast to the hand9kked quantities
MeWhinney IFI y 45, Harry Feagan 42,
usually found in competitive climes. Helen Free 31.
('orn for feed and seed was featured Jr IFI (history, geography, arith-
Isarticularly. metic, hygiene, reading, writing, spell -
No prizes were offered, but mem- ingl-Violet Free 47%. Dalton Mc -
hers appreciated this opportunity of ex- Lllan 33.
hiblting their production to leading Sr. 11 (daily class avenge) -Helen 1
farmers, 10 dealers
at these coven-
pro- Young 73%, Dorothy Pearson 59, Mary
tuna, and to dealers interested in pro Feagan 57, Hilda Kerr 51.
curing high -vises seed. 8r. t -Lola Feagan 80%, Wilma
.niche O*n* i displays were provided Pentland 73 ilsralee Mathews 73.
by the Canadian Seed Growers' Asso-
ciation, Ontario Agricultural College Wiison 63, Harold Knight 35.
and the Crops, Seeds and Weedy Primer -Elwin FeaRen 71%. Gor-
Brxnch of the Ontario Department. don Mathews 6S, Percy Mcllwaln 61,
There were many Interesting discus- Billie Knight 45. *Donald Echlin 40,
'!% Sl
■slay, February at, 1111.7
He Felt Miserable
After Meals
Acute Indigestion Relieved
by Kruschen
The treatment which put this ma■
right must surely be worth trying In
every case of indigestion. Read what
he says :-
"1wo years ago I suffered very
much from indigestion, lots of appe-
tite, and a most severe pain in my
back. Food soured to my atomised. I
felt moat miserable after meals, and
had no desire or appetite his them. A
friend advised me to try Kruschea
Salts. i did w, and I am most happy
to testify that after a short time I
felt the greatest relief. I continued
taking Kauschen till I felt myself
quite better and • noir mu. 1. feet
as light-hearted as I did twisty years
ago" -W. B.
What Kru.chen did for bim it will
do everybody else who suffers
from Indigestion as he did. The fad
is that "the little daily dose" of Kens-
then first stimulates the flow of gas-
tric
at
tric Juices to aid digestion, and thea
ensures a complete, regular and un -
fatting elimination of all waste mat-
ter every day.
the Ontario Ale Depat t ur
aLa: beloved wife of Mr. VtCtur Ross, passed I seed for ta-
bor. (te Ontario
the Depa Away early Saturday eventng; aftero1» evap}atlle- .L rtlfled-_ pota-
tion,
the Ontario Tempetaace Federa-I
tion, and from F. C. James re obtain- t an illness of two months' duration toes will be demand
Ing trees on sldelex 33 and 34 roe- which she bore with Christian forti-iex biped In afield ddition
rep competitions, thirty -
Moven
9. lode_ Deceased was born in Patios
county twenty-one years ago. the ; six standing field crop competitions
Moved by Mr. Reid, wooded by Air,
Robertson, that 1815 council teanM tea i youngest daughter of Mr. and Mn. were held to 1tX14. It i; expelled t
he
Chas. Jones, and when quite young number will be int reaserl to 300 this
coming 'es of this Province at and
I time with her parents lu Ashtleld. season. to
coming endmn to 0 the
the Liquor Cor triol I township. Three years ago she• was Agricultural 'lrletle" proposing
wine and
that
we urgently ee reparried to her tow bereft husband hold field crop competitions would be
Act and that we A.R reg500. our and had since resided 1s this township well advised to make arrangements for
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support
r e A. Robertson. to husband and Itheir supply of regtster<rl seed at once.,
rt snc8 rep3ea Resides her sorrowing
1 measure. Gaveled• stinks «111 mot be foo plenty- 1
snppo fasaet I parents a tittle anis, Marvin, services; as good
mal later
in tke abrins.
Beulah Knight 25.
Those marked (•) have missed a
number of days. t
Number on Iron, l8; *verbge attend-
ance, 26. -
>t{ MacIX)NALD, Teach
ORDER
ROOMING
NOW
iR[L
A City
Residence ■u■
for a day. a week or longer -
from a slpgle room with bath to
the most sumptuous housekeep-
ing suite equipped with linen, sil-
ver and china -affording every
convenience, luxury *od attend-
ant". 1Miibtful Lounge reo,lp
tine rooms --unexcelled resell)
rant service -that. briefly. 1a the
dtetlnetive appeal of the Wind-
sor Arms
-Write tor folder--
Windsor Arms Hotel
• . !2 Elf. Thomas 8tr'esR
Telephone iei19
K
as
Men's Clothes
and look_over our
F.ii sand Winter Sa/nples.
. They are superh.
The &editors presented Weir
of townablp accounts foe 1IS .. e
.arse showing total retel)!es'-
$29.660.45 and an expenditure
also are Maters, Kra ti)egies Oen-
Asiag (Isebell). of Detroit: Mn. Har- Where ne1'essary to import seed from
SIiIIb (Mien, - aad 'lire. Harold f e <!!atlee u may be adviut !
the seer "ii cry
E'vervthint+ that's bets, in
Men's Wear at this time
of the season.
ham this year.
Bsoagkt Mame N Dos
R. Gerry Willis, of Toronto, died
on February 8th at the home of his
parents, Ix -Mayor W. H. Willis and
'Mrs. Wilts, Wingbse. Deceased was
bora at Wiugham in 1892 and after-
wards lived with them for some yearg
at 8eaforth. Returning with the tam-
ily to Wingbam In 1908, he worked
for a few years In his father's shoe
store and then went to Toronto, where
he had made bis home for the last
twenty years. For the last five years
be had not enjoyed good baalth and
he was brought to his parents' home
Is %'Inglham just two days before his
death. 11. is survived by his wife
and one daughter, Dorothy. Strap h-
ya.ent of account 9fMew.
Regarding CO
of $5,34638. this amount tnc ns i sided by Rev. F W. Oralk, Pastor of
bentures owing, salaries, Blyth tele -phone atmeasments, aged balance of Union church. interment was In
Maitland cemetery. Many floral tri-
Onscbewl levies. butes silently bespoke the sympathy
motion of ,held sada acBL rne friends- this report teas accepted Union Mgr& Netea.-The finance
eachor
chrfo that the vices. s be paid 910 eommlttee of the W.lt$. met at the
for thrix services. home of Yrs..O. Harwood on Monday
Councillor Tuigtipt requested that
18e council make a donation in aid of to discuss ways an(1 mans for the
a ligbt to be placed In a shed 1n Au- year. It was decided to hold a con -
burn for convenience of people in that t•ert in the eburch on 'March 81h, at
which time seven prime would be gtv-
k)c be aid also presented an account en to holder's of lu,-11 tickets The
C be pair re-erectingIrec8traowf sod February meeting of the W.M.B. was
WestfieCook for meteryi snow fence on held on Wedneeeda' afternoon. at the
Connell refused
hill, any eontrission u-4. home of Mn. Reg Johnston, with
Hon re refused a make any cne and seventeen members preeip1 A quilt
Hon regarding the light scionomentioned and was quilted In the afternoon. The de-
votional considerable exercises *ere taken by Mrs.
Truer -;Me .read by
!Kra Iseebe+t..-Clot .n eves• ...Deere -
Wad a letter frail ' Mhos Mary
Itolertnn re the World Day of Pray-
er. An article was read on the lite
of the late Annie Bradley, by Mrs. J.
it. Graham of G(sierleb. Mrs. deo.
Mrilwain read an article entitled
"Thanksgiving Though No Harvest."
The business consietai of a discussion
regarding the concert. A committee
composed of Meadame' Forest McClure,
Gordon Harwood, Mary Phillips, George
Mcilwatn and Jame. Young was to pre-
.,..
!in! 1CtSfbn 1t t7 ri payment teat -in
The date` John.Pt±uttand Tie- arh and Cook.Reg
~deli. a former well-known resident of When 1)7 vouncll in reference to co
Clinton, occurred at his home in Tor- bating the warble fly pest, this matter
onto on February 9th, In bis eighty- was laid over for further consideration
first year. Mr. Tindall for many years until March meeting.
Icoodudted a private bank at Clinton, A bylaw authorising the borrowing
for a time In partnership with the late of 'efficient money when necessary to
W. W. Ferran sod later by himself, finance the township along was read
It Is about twenty-six years since be and cased'
left Clinton. He spent a couple of Four account', one of Abner Catena,
yarn at Buffalo and then went to 912, being preminm on treasurer's
Toronto, where he bad since made his bond; The Municipal World, 917.18
duos. He is survived by two sons.
for supplies, and 910 each to auditors
Dr. F. F. G. Tindall and Charles Tis -
doll, barrister, both of Toronto. His
Ate died some years ago. Mr. Tin-
dall had the first automobile ever
owned In Clinton.
J. R.'Wheeler
Funeral dream mod Eisbalm$r
All calla promptly attended le
day or nlgltt.
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Thompson and McBurney, were ordeval I pare the program. while Meadamea J.
paid, ager whits Council adjourned to I it Orr, Oordou Orr, Ernest Johnston,
meet again on Tuesday, March 121h. and Arthur Tfrhb. rTe were to fissure
A. p'OBfrlrltF'il1LD, Clerk• the prb.ee for the holders of the lucky
GODER,ICH TOWNSHIP ticket'. The mooting on March 13th
was, to follow the Program as outlined
for the World Dap of Prayer. and wits
to he held at the home of.Mrs. J. B.
Orr, nod to be open for tee whole
congregation. The meeting cloned with
prayer by itev. F' W. Craft. Lunch
was served by the bootee, Nest
Sunday. the Vlrghee Jubilee Singers
will assist with the service at i'nlon.
These are the negro singer' yon have
heard no often over cram. Come end
see them in perenn Sunday arhool at
2 p.m.. preaching FP FAA. at g p.m , with
the pastor, Rev. F. W. Oralk 1n charge.
There was a small congregation
at Union chnreh on Sunday. Tbe pas-
tor. Rev F. W. cralk, preached a
helpful 'ermon on ibis -subject "The
Ohligatlon 0f a (tan on the sea
hath." Text: '•llnor'hrlaattafa♦?re are Thy
tahernaeie'. 0 Lori of baste. My
enol loageth. les eves hasten for
the courts of the Lord; my beart and
my fieth meth out rotas living God"
(Psalm 84:
All wickedness is ser Ma -Milton.
T. Develop Peat land
A move 1e now under way, It Is re-
ported, tor the development of peat
land near Hills Green in this county.
The development work le being car-
ried on under the management of
ll%e'ra. lledin1er,'Itobl•'on and Davld-
son. William .1. Dsrklson was for some
years employed in • Stratford factory,
but was unable to secure steady work.
He and Mrs. Davtdaon then moved to
a tract of land In this county which
was considered good tor growing celery
and fay Means. The peat veotnre will
now be undertaken on this property
as well. For a good many years the
land was eonaidered to be of no par-
ticular wait.. Mot there in said to he
• eeneldersble gnantlty of woOd on tt
as well as pest tracts. The promoters
believe there In a good chase* of meet -
Ing with soirees In the manufacture of
1,1 4.
l isallp as Mlea la Drive
A rabbit delve of unusual interest
was held In the lexeter dietriet, last
week by fifty etperiene•er1 Neaten wbo
termed out in honor of Rem East Med
Fred A. Travers, newspapermen .f
t a01M. Mich , and J. S. 8tepb*eses.
SI't>iN Michigan State oewervatiss
Q•mgv{rtten. The twelve cars whleb
lielig emiodated -the otprelitiss were
tied feriae the drive to Mit slows
he parallel read* leading smith trout
the viehdty et ML (larmel. The total
bsejIMIK.3,31. et which the -
OOI)EREOH TOWN'OHIP, Feb. 19.
-Mrs. J. B. Graham, of (oderkh,
visited at the home of Mr. rad Mrs.
Gordon Orr last week.
Mr. Sam McIlwain attended the
funeral of the late Fred McAllister,
at i,p(•know, on Wednesday.
The regular meeting of the Junior
)ted Crows was•Add In Union school
on Friday morning, with Armand Las-
salene presiding. The secretary. Jean
McAllister, rad the minutes of the
last meeting. 1 program was pre-
vented as follows: 'RegS1ng, "Valen-
tines." by Edna 8omersall ; readlnE,
"A.leep at the Switch," by i.orraine
iwsMtlene ; reading, "The Story of St.
Valentine," by Mary Harwood; read -
Ing, "Posay'a Tea Party," by Dorothea
Ttebborne. A lesson on "Food" was
taken by Mime Mellwain.
A valentine party was held by the
teacher and pNtpllu of ilnion .Ment on
Friday. A program was presented as
follows: Reading. "Valentines," by
lune lipelnn ; reading, "Valentine
Party; by Viola Tlchborne; reading.
vulture mounted fee tea. This they
manage between the snapping of nem -
erste photons/be with special ea
all Rabbits, rabbit traeka9,44*
et
aged by rahbite and everyangle
the rabbit activity were ail duly re -
Me & for relseasas.
Sae
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East Street and Square
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