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Warr .•
John
cemetery,
ou Icriday last. U. la easish
his wife and four
• Cecilia May W tbe
late Edward Oa a
at her home In Lieter ber arty-
tilah year. scTwo.sens pnd two daegb-
tent all Air
H.
Of the Zur eit nets of
Montreal 'for over chi
retiring on super
move to Loisdu*,...
oijsded at
4. -Ms
w be death of
Hensel
yes ad; resident
diwiline0 SiillYtal
c age et alnetelbes ran.
Solon to Hensall gir years
ago be One is pocceasful ft hi the
nobly of Tacterstuitk -
Tbr death of Mtn* Nettie Harrill ft
* r". Ilibwick tower:nip, occurred on August
.....,
aid le Toronto General hondtaisiellier
an illness of fourisoltrtyen.n1117
mad IOrnest et 16,41.
parsonage of Main street
elearcin Exeter, on August 5th.
, ymtagest daughter of Mr.
JP*. W A. Balkvilll, Exeter, was
In marriage to (Jerald, eldest
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford of
C rne tow LIA hip. TM ceremony
wa• performed by tir. L It.
lataltsk.„0/...thir chareh. Mr. aid
obi will revide In Szeter.
idea-
On-
rry
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Zts ,aa,..., in
e
la ry t
periment$oaiaraf Wlistrga
Mai.. Russet and at7111:81111tif
tus, tdbottl
Loewe 4 LOgry aro excellent sarletlee
ot apples for maktrig pea* elder.
• • •
Se • high protein marmite* it
Moo rich in vitessla clintent sad in
0tLt1.? "Whoweinetifhlel, elltactf6"
Patent la feeding milk
animal.. No other crop is ea
maintaluing live stock for fhte
lo yen' at ai tow.4 teed and labor
,..st The itJaestintgli.of young grass
coa•ole tor ilea that of
• , loos oll.A
hay Indy ani
.4611:ou AI to per Leut The 16-
y• Pose fat.t has led to a
*XV :IIwjwo1et$oo- of- pts *
a 4.inteIr study of the fac !bleb io-
tlueuee their productivity.
• • •
Outbreak of Midis
able prices
°uteri°
• Indi Organise
not" plowing lo ut't summer and especially during the last
oCenutatrtaloi pod ,,,,h„torths which sometimes do
auuserously iu Western Ontario Ibis
days of June are the adult form of the
The moths that have been dying 60
491in Pinder
,`"r.....wn:u.' th:7;
fberytawc.k.iunottleajawin
diatattuo: IfillelateuvesdedAtellie 'donattlerable damage In old pastul*s.
wise. these insecte undsr
No doe'ullttitsKilitillill iltisprandove view" i Pr/salad, tolnoiligtiott ha* Mil Tc1W)14111M' COUNCIL
Slide 4. tensor Lawson Cam-
s •
and cultural utotiods_ ,in WiivellIniko
' IF
• • • bt 4fit Otat We "air hisit
iris:laity weekly ere, Rayon
I. it dose eorne--to golf grounds and toretesdam yroe. paAngruneuust t 07f.
Atg.yruKniculunietture it
.1 outbreak of this pest Co imp ivIIITISIP Csrf4)0110711.1Cgi
break will likely be most destructive- 'Ilse township council uset`ma Wed- ‘
r two at tkree Weeks. TIM OW
will be reduced through lodittog Hams on.' pastures. often, however. we get 'weeds war read and flied Dr White -
•Barley and oats are uow lolug cut
ill'
iind. while the crop is heavy,
have tuwerrd the quality of a Ii ellvi a tut of tlies. moths without aay ser- 'lie end Dr. Thormesou were •ppotetted
the yield •
bay crop. A satisfactory pack of -
ions outbreak. Rod webwortilie lave osjimluitir-‘,10.16cuma tft,..,
sus her been completed. Bud% crops t bess 40ing ...nine damage ..
i Footed i patients. Couvity tree...ter
ilmirre•sing 6141ahirt°ritY- (A)ru 1 and Keel aud probably is Itaiddlesep t of lauds tor dale; read •
lied Owing to *4' a wend men t In
statutes making it Imperative that of-
luterest
(-entitled to
Pis 121 1'. 0. Bee 121
&sow
tirr uf the Ur a
bar of Grey to
. at Tac=1:toottlagtoMF
were ise
r' vice ins held at tbe
In.' Mrs. Pellet Lielbest. teltiest
Al the milaila cemeteelillm'
4111age tlawleranme
lift liesdiv.4111M1 s M'ilitaiu Willeou
of Georeetown. The ceremony era
petlenned to Mar. J. P. Asdereon,
Sneer at". liere. Later Mr. and
tars. wubloa lett
tro their
/*eV&
-,, Whistahae-tew
Tbe liater_ilia0 Of Mini Maw*. +re
rallinginter ewer and Ye.. %mamas Kew
of. Winghitm to lAwas Mt taker,
MANY of you who want
to take your photeg-
S*Y Are and abet
attractive
artistic pictures would
probably Ilk, to bays some further
information on proper habitue
twsswe,•-•-••••••.-sss
Thseig ting at the subject line ao
OTO are II
in which • photo -
given apparent depth,
dftnnalon. Taking
Whoa thene are long sha
o ourt
"...1forel=ay Lynn, of Pordwieb.
denting. Tho t e elm left
se Wend • 1tlr
Ser. lir. Batton 1*
clergymea Inn kreeen to Alb
- The death WI
pttal ea August
of Teraberry.
Some time
• rusty Bald Weal
Poloist. with
wis • ot frarabelry,
ved by 116 wde, retiree"
bismuth 4ame Marshall at
'UWE-
eadtbitta-4/1/02111' .
A quiet wedding took place on Au-
gust 3rd at the home of the bride la
Winghaux, when Mrs. Mason Mitchell,
demister of the late Mr. mut Mrs.
Junes eloakey. was united to Nor-
man Hartley Davidson of Hamilton.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
hfr. Bruce of Blytb. , Mr. and
Mra. Davidson will reside In Wingbeia.
la marriage, Rev Geo A Ha
-old
Bei -
es serious-
ly Jai after being knock -ed off his
blayete. by ea car on Saturday after-
's:km& Injury le a
also suffering
bpr*
'Mee
figam-MeKhinem slool-
. - teo. wedding of lielen Kathleen, oull
daughter or mws.. McKinnon Hi* the
4.te C ha r lee ittedius ow. 'stir of
0/111011, to John' Andrew Egan
?sonnets was solemnised its,dAt. 014
chorea. Uinta". 14-
K. 1166am 0 Tin)
Is :II reside at ee, re Mr.
_ Egan le a Member et the
staff. iltik • . l'il-7- e*
*
BT. AUGUSW(L •
API*4
13. --Mr.
and Mn. N.11.1111tv1016th
6 detester
Marta., of Ooderich. vielted at the
home of Mra. Wm. Wilson on Wed-
nesday of last week.
Messrs. Will and Waiter to -tools, ste
Guetph. Mr. sod Mrs. A. Mesmer and
daughter Margaret of Blaievale spent
Sunday at the home of Mr D. !P-
ARA/Ike
'Ivey Allen ,tf Guelph la holt
flaying it the home of Mr. it. McAllis-
ter
Women's lasellude---The regular
monthtrattag ot pie Ott• Augustluel
ens son Wed-
nesday the
Jo "with
-XtemnPa'n.,
A spletwild
1111011m" prepared by
I.oey pada was reed and the
motto' for the meeting. "Trot all
around Is the most fortifying thing In
," was Labia by Miss Mae
13*
han.
Ions.
r of
and
singing of '
. Redmond owned
time was spent.
John Thowqmem
thlra ealsr
after vinnapalty sin
was closed with the
ee.tbe Mug. Mrs
a portal
were Mrs.
fees In shadow Mwet blocked out,
are precautions that contribute
teach to the desired effect.
Suppose we consider each of these
separately Shadows. thrown In long
drawn -oat splotches across watts an
walk/. makes owe tool,
anything An II"' late
•owwww4 cos a fat
kaibik Images of
Irrdil=bs. The foreground
amid be well broken tip wIth.elped-
ows se that there la ant tIMMIC
coatrast between It andribe
the fletsire
*UM a body ot water mil be b-
elittled as pagt ot the foreground.
thpoeffir asi-ris10-iPiiiderfill op -
es for adding depth. The re-
flectte will curry mee attentna
hick and away from the foreground
gad Into the picture -and lead to
the v11)4194.1 point be Interest. The
*summary *Ilan
with a fore-
ground of water In enema mialight is
to midi* that a swell Waite doe.
t throw reflected sparklespf light
upon the lens, as that may og the
• eela '
ISM roads and trai through
ti Ore long sne re of Hue
int-cti" "a'1111'" User*
rated opporltinitioe for
Matures with depthinf the
ad of your titsture is not
sesepagetth and yo g mai to get the
shafts of sunlight shouting through
tbn its ot ,he background •
se • e slightly shorter data
you Would ordiaarlly Melee M
- •.. *
• Don't oat ow* tour Myles mid
taking pact Gym •;.‘"
' abject some thought and to
doing so you will be rewarded with
pectaaarlwe will be proud of and
they *II whet your appetite for
flaky Mors insielkhootiar expetti-
dosaw=hat lop snitch and is
tac is Pkture' MA -
It, sob, has much to do wite.
Akespecttre lie get in pictures. If
the perspective 10 001 pleasing to
the eye, It will not be pleaslest in the
picture, sti, as I be.. satir-begore, -
study all the420111Ues and angles
ot your pro picture before you
saap it.
JOHN TAH GUILDElt.
Clan Gathering
in Ashfield
4.) making excellent • betidwiy and
• • •
i both In old pastor& -gall to erne'
promalsets,weli Small fruits ate pies-
pettitilled8n4t;:4he :tbuerieveld11*.e1
aPellverachg7 Z. (‚R . ,meng,,jripeldratt.beirettir".,(ing'ilialirm.1.114Prkhygiene
K tidal,. be headed with commercial eons
Rabies, the treasurer was bonded for
irreepenhig h.totuarrt.;aminges ',,, rt. to.bm.a,k-,i-0
trivet:: &folk, thief considerations in the sac- *MA, and the collector for $4.000.
%
• • • eesaful lutodling of a growing flock of with the ch.mdity (.4,1,1,,y of ow,-
w•y au.1 a good cr. ts indicated- poultry. Vitler "inatingemeut" come ado. The county tat vista was set at
T 3-10 m1711. rho towsodd,p 2 mills, gen-
Controlling !Woolard antiserum* factor* ot great importance.
In an experiment conducted Qa the eWthebrQewt.e-hit;k1soarplaced a
i,.itti t,1.t000:eir- ctrl school rate :t milli. gtaylield ponce
village tu5L1t.e5 will.. Hydro 2S-10
ei
cntral Experlwental Farm, mustard cesorded. A '10 by 12 foot colony „dm, an 1
ries controlled In the lolloelalli lixtre- beam will aet•tiliarin.xlet (v. a. maximum deitesoore rate, 3
. .
ner. Buckwheat, which is a fast- et 3iial chicks Larger ninthers are _gels No. 2. 2 mills; No. S.
growing smother erop, was 101414 dangeroue from the ' standpoint tieVtio. 4, 3 aside; !WS.' % will; No. 6)
mg in the, srmi va towhee ot mil um" clean bo r space schoutd be available
nvotort aio4 elseare. Set- 1-10 mill ; No. 2,'T' mill : No. 9, 6-10
shout June 16. "he mustard mei j14 eers
ntabr t Ow but*.
or ;i1-1NOontillsii -
buckwheat, but the mustard seedlings 7A71.11:0 isNilis ;10t.,n2 11-1N00.11010.11•2
mlnatedi about the salowleips as the so that • he etilleke iiwiy feed cum-
lOrtatdr. This requirement n Ill gen- Chitin N... 12, 23-10 mills; Vans Me
were soon killed by the faster -growing
oll
distu ispay way
bpring, oati•weret seethil, o the b
1 Wt 11 lif diatbe
,
chictik start, with a gradual lo,' La.
erav,ill)r•iolosime, Sit llsrcif!vowlied h1
reiffati tag. one Inch pet., 14. 24.10 uons; Union -No. lit, 'a040
__ ..
onld kart
riod. Whetaidistas & '` -
„....r.VOhlw No. :,...approvIng the a
was rood a third Ouse *ad
geed quality aa nen be . ., . 1-1,.. rualty for any IMMO'
Iniloaa after December 115
When the matte begin t .be to. ior orut. until January
should he tate. into 111,- 1.„,,,gio,,,,,,, reb1rtubfterril..tawi.i.datililr,,a-hiarlrf (pe.enricirdoutri:::
in order to avoid difficulty in teaching mAiNn.
thetu to tote_thc nests and so that their Acetones pahl : Temporary loam to
feeding may be adjusted to take care Mualcipe.Telephone System, POI: G.
of the in • eased demands of egg pro- W Batititiler..yellet account. $4.914; Wee.
Vaimeiritismeat* et Pastures duction , far as foltag 14 00*. sseLoon, relief' ,aepaaat. snap; S. 0
-./ rented. in .# of the iliPortaine Olt Tboapeon. map of school sections for
-,The improvesseat of grasses growth period upon the eventual fifkitartnient of Sdantion. 22; Super-
uctiOn of the pullets. the use of Intendent. Par vo.cber No. 7. $170213.
both bay •nd pasture is being
mein time. Council adjourned to Meet on Wed
a great teal ole it tion at the p Ihiledillippor economy
A notable advance (1 u ring OH. VW. nesday. September 4. at 1.30 p.m.
marked high feeding vale. of tude : "I am- not sure. but 1 thinit The payehological problems
R. G. THOSIPS014,-C1,eck..
years batt.been the discovery of cbs; -Who *As HOMer
young gram. -4‘ ria -6-young grass e woe The tallow ()lei wrote the modern •-ttfer-whowtbessiselows-malaIS
In protein that it may he regarded I, 011ie( and the 'Idiocy."' In our reatiemaew.."-A. A. Brill
Sot.1i• ,-. n Mb MIS
but the infestation ea., AI) smaetbsit
were haud-pulled with little
Ilikelrawl "the 76114 _of the grata
wise higher that on .4 31
seeded in the ordiaary 'raj ,
a
LEEBURN
--'•••F•"•••,,,••••••••,t
(Intended for laet week)
TiZEI)1711,1, Asg. 7 -Mise Kate
Hunter of Kitchener input a fell dap
st the beginning ot the week at the
home of her brothMr. Irving Dun
ter.
We are glad to report Wit Mis,
Grace Router iA somewhat better
Week.
Members of the Matillonma ..,teu (hi Friday last Sirs. A. Clutton web
tw.tzt.„04,.111P WOO, of her sister. MEC
gathered from near and far to atteuil""
their sixth annual reunion, held ou or' rveti rtt"t'llr‘t11.1kt,itt.'s. ilitotym ,diruniZ 1.11w:11;
August ard at the Inoue of the late niece, $1,44 .4 MI.4 irothertagbale, of
Donald Is MacDonald, on the 'Jth con- Sl• raid. Minn
OPA.11,11 Of Adeleitl. ltev. 11 Whi•nld and Mrs. Whit -
The histork• Scottish Hag. brodght Held and their .1..k1re0, of Northville.
ni Seutland year* ago, aud the Uulon MiCh'• who were"Pn (be *07 WA"
ea le *us I tr.row.hostidhlootf
s.lwrst,, wmteeitiort thsemMede. on the
u
rs. Jos. rook h*&a hollyhock. In
"Iartiett WII.••I Wienaures lOn feel
Ihbo VAR this?
st Mattel*
•I t 4 nese▪ llt '
Pw
The ris signed the r
they entered the gates. Thelit
pelmet tram lict roil, WIndwor, 'Ha
?Os
ud PrItire Albert, Sask.,
as.
the surrounding dis-
sefilligirelellar• :..Aiiiftbaseli. iiir IS- Belief --
lent a trulyAlligliland aturosphete to Toronto. Aug. 14.-Preuiler et Dep
seleeTtOtts. lar .1.. vrorldvd tke t fa
the eatherIng with his lively begpiPe hurn's sympathy and understanding of
music for the Scotch dancers*, Ultimo trotted en thin by haw orftbi
rut rprotrieme, eenid-wt he better 11-,
and Maclmnaks, MAO {A Luck- ,Lgard to the placing seesseefersid,ed men
ewduring the afternoon. l in farm Job.. Since taking oglee the
,
illifiburrain of sports, under the till roonier has shown • conspieee grasp
'melon of Kenneth Matheson, Detroit, of the nnacuttle• and obstacles con-
, ated a great fleet of excitement as 1runtish/1,13e wen 00.01.11.111011, WM
HOMO- and Owe
well as pleasure for everyone. when investing
At 5 &Hock the gathering was farmers seta up a r tarn help
and after Rev. R. he *as not .10,‘ to a .
RAMA . Aug. I3. -41r. and
Mrs. James Siebert'. of Elesherton.
and Mr. Norval Itteherda, ,,f Kerrie,
were week -e d visitors with Mr. and
alt
lirs..111. ds.
Mt. and' 211‘114.1datels (4nd
Mrs. Thomas Herrn, f : Holyr
were rerent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Mid J 0.
tne
beet days
vie. of Pine River,
'eek *1411 (18?
Government Demme& Services- frees
4.
tiallatel MI
Reeeet Hatt
-Mac0111 w
ry Rottenness. AA.44.24t4 itobeMbett tars. - we
Rah Mr. Bill Robe;:ges Miss Sob- After the business Ibirting a minute's At the very moment of an elude
' from Mitchell; the4Iiegbin and.
el.enie Woe *believed hi memory of shortage of f.trin help, hanger mareh-
Wilton* (tenant. ' . -trom Sirs John Matheaos, of r4trat, mreerg and owl- unemployed were de -
ow : Mr and Mr*. Georg., Dos- s• D. MacLennan. of Lutentier, bpd 1 mending Colict's+i,oll* from the Covers -
ton. tibia Toronto. atml Mr. sod Mrs. Mr. Dan Rose. of Ashfieldwho-bave ment, tmt few •howed any tlesdre to
have Huston. front Lnetnowpassed away since the is.t rennioa. go on 44*. 4,191 With characteristic
gr. and Mts. AllIrt. Marpll
Nay rivied N' nuenitbers were o
. •
MaeNarg Wailer, Mrs. 'Albert pelconsed energy the ['leader tackled the pro,.
Mutton. In tbe Winona�. boapttal.
where ahiiegerrtent It
info wee "r .0 a
ogr. its. rh
1 week w Ith
Bervle.
Mho PlarithiNtarATIIPy *Pia TO LOW
II On T11041M7 to.wtlie on ...ale Up
I eistransflotte.
' of
A nnAMtg.
irw
fr ttended 4.
mad fu
Al• Macin-
nab. •oitelcOunit1,
Take Shore roisd.'hu Monthly sflernoon.
mr l Wiltsen has lett on ber re-
turn trip to flaskatoon offbr spendinti
a tow "'mkt •with her parents, il
met Mr. Yofin Jallillgann
All the ladle* of Ole Paramonnt
Club *rands 2.,_m0ke el•skilY
entries. as P i10 flu'
rem, and Inc table te:
soritle meeting in the Par
on Aligned 20411 Prize. w•
seated on tbe lawn •
McConnell hast led in prayer supper
was served. 7After supper, Mr. Bain
Stewart Welt, cite rge _of the business
•telir,Quorr meeting The officerti elected for the
--"vleb following yeek...are: Kenneth itat"Don-
etelrg. et Prealoba. prettideld 2.-721t-•
Able-bodied taco ma relief who have
had farming cAperience were told by
the Gover.pment that they would bp:sa-
to iretriff *04 atIttivmmenerat*n.
The eMces 0( 11.' Dora t of Labor
Slid-Welfnre were deeded eliii requests
from, termer. tin over the Province
jetwie
for men. awl the Govern tried,
&ad I* still tryitig. to all the nd
atz.
erten
to the clan. Rees-
Itii,IVraml
alwrt 044 s.
NN a 4 PrePellted w I th a
trophy Of lb Moven as a
the mnsival
tills vela*.
tither present*? dtts
sin., Furs Ro,.. Kintall, who hid the
honor of (wing the oldest tatty pre
to Fishy Danny Stewart Rom, an the
youngest ,aseenber present: to Mr.., Ella
SfacNanght. Massillon. who was pre:
sent for 1110 first time: and te Mrs.
Pottier. Hamilton. n. the moot pert-
'
ler lady. I
. Alex. MacDonald. D. .1. Maclennan
end Lorne SlecDonald provided Milne
for the ilpstch reels slid other obi-
t mo deniviug ting
erww-srisartir-syll- udidsieddia-trai,"
vent.* t follo24,•,1 by -Gott nitre . the King,"
tit. ken brought a very happy 'reunion 10^ IL
I
en drew
sn•Munti, of lem. A farmer hblieelf, he realized
orb i fax the eerioustiess of the aituation, and
the result to date has heen more than
a satisfactory. taking Into consideration
et at all the elreunnittoent, chief of which
llj 'Wide) la that torus r, leonire only exper
tented help
'waft to By the tine. IM article appears In
print. more 11011 1,000 mon will her,
been plated In tarn" Peet since August
Tne erent4ntal up io August
Pith was ' !et slier the placement* on
Dile one .1 to' ,Iled• DM- continnel
cloudy westio•1 beg delayed ripening
of ciops alai 111. rellallIoll In A '. rodor
ary' 1910 ,,41' in farm order, Tho
• „, . : .‘e Coen scattered all
over th • I., o'ice and farmers life
bewhie... ..,Th.. of relief as they see
their crops str.•Ir ha crested. But ,,..
....pore men are twetioti and Premier ;
H.Tbiriml.--rm,1 taw firmer( to t0 ----
,iterate bp taking Inexperienced nen
end training Own.
4.1„-tyap Urt.: *,•-• re7giml.'17