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Mr. John Joynt, of Laeknow, who some time but was able to carry on
contracted an illness a week or two her urdluary household duties. Itbortly
ago which was sufficient to confine before her death she asked a neighbor
him to his home, la around again. lie to cell the doctor but Mien be arrived
is teventv.nlne yearn of age a44.- w -.
ily.,...i/seasee4 was
not teen In the beat of health lir a in Eastern Called' but had
a critical Illness two years ago. lived In Huron county dace a very
Mrs. J. R. Mclean, of Klppen, bas .mak child. She was the last member
announced the engugemt•ul of her old- of bee tamlly, parents and live broth -
est daughter, Gladys Carlisle, to Mr. era bating predeceased her.
David Mien Johnston, sun of Mrs. A couple of Milverton men, W. A.
Johnston and the Tete James Johnston. Smith sad Lea . Jackson, did not try
of Klppeu. The marriage will Bike for a deer in Bruer or Grey during
place the latter part of December. the open reason, but they got one just
Thieves entered the Exeter railway
station at noon on Friday. November
Path. and stole $8.05 cash end a re-
volver. The staff was 'burnt at the
time but the outer doors were
unlocked. Entrance was gained to
the office by way of a trannum. Tbe storm, three deer attempted to cross
thefts were reported but no arrests their path. The last of the three
pave yet been made. was etrut•k down. The men loaded
r. Sam Campbell, school trustee. It aboard and continued their journey.
of KintwldTne, holds what' to tlefiered } t;.r+►re «utwt'e-adtlt:isiw -sae lnuansed
to be' a unique record of Ito kind. lover tete actions of an individual, pos-
In all his sixteen years of public ser- sibly representing a group, who 1s
vice be has never had to fight an soliciting money and clothing for the
election until this year. Ile has al- I alleged benefit of toe poor of the coun-
ways been elected by ae-lamation.ty. tele Al.Irew.,Jngleswortb signs
This year he was opp,aed but was re the requests but his identity tit un-
turned with a handsome majority. I:mown. 1t Is feared that the whole
Death claimed a well-known resident thing IA a racket Warden Munn
of Exeter on Tueltday, December :ird. paints out that the county is
when Chas. !limey .passel away at quite capable ut caring for its needy
his home In his "ecenty-second year. and Is willing 1111:1 anxious to asslat
He had been a resident of the town alt who are known. Private inter-
ior the past Thirty-seven year. and fererp•e, even if crustae, is not wel-
had won the high regard of Ills fellow Item* utiles,' arranged with utfietal
citizens. Beehive bis widow, he Is sanction.
earthed by one son and one daughter A Lucky !'end
Wm. J. Fisher, of Lucknow•, is re- Mrs. Geo. Junes. of Listowel, was
covering from the effects of a kick sial richer last week at a result of
administered by a horse in his stable. the accidental Muting of bank notes
He neglected to speak to the animal to that amount hidden away behind
before entering the stall and the hoofs I her grandmother's photograp .- • The
Iarsd-Ont when he was chose et baud• picture came "to her as pail -s$ her
Be wad almost trampled on by an. I share of the grandmother's islets and
has been in storage, along wttb some
article's. of furniture, for nine years.
in moving It to her home the back
of the photograph became dislodged,
disclosing the money, Traders Bank
and Bank of Hamilton notes make ale
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THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONT. nurY1I" eeemuer i3x�"
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COUNTY FATHERS CONCLUDE
FINAL SESSION OF 1935
ru The delegation to the town
tl:uptluued from page 10) I project. j
there were tau many roosepossuebabiee uouacil was favorably resolved, he
said, and the tsweelt,.3lLubably would
now Several others joined in the
di arots. be glad to cu -operate with the county
m
A )llun was inside by ltecvr Mc -
council In the 'natter'Nall to reeommrud the appointment
Mallen
Reeve Ani •h enallairu-eT--the
and wan carried when au amendment education committee, was naked to
W table. the. maitre. until the January speak to the council on education fa-
rertlun was lust on a vote, 17-1L cllltles and requirements.
Thr division on the amendment was Mr. Archibald said that as agrkul•
dl follows: Yeas y Archibald, Car, ture is the mainstay of the country It
Keys.Pickett, Hanley, nies.Hemu..r, should be taught in the public sehoola
Mawbtlraey, Meltlde, Ml)s.er, of the county. "We are not being
fair to those boys who intend to re-
main on the farm." he raid. "Tbe
countj,�pays more for education than
for any'REing else, sad surely we would
be justified In helping our boys. We
should make public schools give fur-
ther help to the pupils."
Mr. Archibald stated that in his
opinion there was too much difference
between the salaries paid town and
country school teachers.
,.The Government grant to the least
h schools is PO. so tete country
ra could be pa atas
and he made an appeal give
he teachers the u benefitof
Sweltier, Turner.
the same. They went up to Mani- Nays.--Itowman, Bryan*. Davidson,
toulln Island and hunted around for Elliott. Ovaln, Haacke, Hudson, Jones,
some days without success. Decld- Lovell, Matheson, Mogrldge. 1tic�1►ll,
Ins to give up the attemie, they Loaded Pryde, &vet, Sherwood, Stewart, West -
their ear and started for home. A Cott.
few minutes later in a blinding snow- Tbe following motions were pre-
sented:
Bowman -Eckert : That Frank
Watts, who has been a resident of
Huron county for the past two years,
ba -admitted 1Q Huron County Home
and the Warden sign the application
ether bone *filch entered the barn
as be la) helpless un the boor. Two
rib. were Mokcn. resident
Donald MacLeod, lifelong
___-of Soutb Kinloss, died at his -bo �e
there and waA hurled tie
weather 80th. He was by bis fifty- 1 the sum.
ninth year and was born on tete WW1 Thew ay Kismedim,
on which he died. A paralytic stroke. Some time ago a part of the south
suffered one week carter, was the pier at the harbor of Kincardine was
rause of hlo demise. A wife and 1 removed. Reports from that town in.
seven p blldren survive. Interment 1 dlcate that trouble has resulted ever
_was in South KInIOS e•e r) fu since during heavy seas. the waves
- 1-M rhe ---tate running rlgbt Into the hart r-_
O.
Hewitt. 0f Exeter. took place on damaging the east harbor wall. Bosta
tied up In the harbor have little pro-
tection and their owners must keep
watchmen aboard to ■void damage.
It 1s also claimed. locally, that the
removal of part of the pier has
caused sand to drift into the harbor
moutb to the detriment of shipping.
ad a brayer. -Ha.. . T $tt� tlRd jz +1 -Blixt :IDoii
rNews of the Farm
Nates and C. -seats ea
Agriadturai Tepko
socks, mackinaws, and blankets. At
the same time, Canadians wool
chaff t
be kept free from seed
1t Is to bring the highest upri les. defect
little attention is pa
In ungraded fleeces.
• • •
Seed Market Report
There is uo present 1uur..m.wl=t
Elgrt in (lover
The -ir'mter care of pig+ causes no ported for San kind of seed 1• east-
ern, central and northern ed In
and
anxiety to the firmer who has adopted with the al an exception of ee undetermined
the all -year-round cabin. These poor-
t•eiel*blland useful fur ha days In ails m undetermine
the year and are efficient and ecoa-
umlcal. They are cowl In summer and
provide adequate shelter In winter.
Built of rough lumber, with securely
fastened sides and hinged sections,
each cabin has room enough for four
or tire brood sows, and breeding stock
of all ages will thrive in the semi -
outdoor life, for the cabins on the
advent of winter ran be moved to
fresh ground or to wherever coneeu-
lent. Hugs fed In cabins will rarely
become crippled, but for this class of
stock an open shed with a low, straw -
covered sleeping berth is better. The
average piggery is dlmcult to venti-
late and
--r
MON lid iia. or all ck
trouble. - - Indigestion. G.a, Hartbarw a.4
Acidity. Gives ,libel sad Isaias r.lia(.
ror aloe at all llrua store.
�jl.)!t[PBISLL'8 DRUG STORE°', --
hay are essential, as they are protein
roughages. Corn sits[., masses or
y rgelitltge of the alslke, an of the sugar beefs are also valuable euccu-
ill Seeds. Na . tent 4rrt:d wzd Twaiden keeping -Ili'
sm
heads, 'ate year's productfou for awe healthy they stimulate the moi
this portion of the Province 1s esti- flow. 'owes with lamb. at foot also
mated as follows : Red clover, SR4. squire a liberal grain allowance.
000 lbs.; alslke, 226.0011 lbs•; alfalfa, usually nut lees than • pound daily,
515,000 lbs.; sweet clover, 275,000 Ib..: and ewes with twin lamlw altos take
tilmotb7. 8,850.000 lbs., and timothy up to two pounds dally. Oats are
mIztures, 1,500.000 lbs. The bulk of a safe teed for milking ewes. end as
the red clover, alfalfa, alslke and this grain is tat cgmmon oa au
timothy la In central Ontario, the St. farms it Is generally recommended
Lawrence counties, the Ottawa Valley for ewes in milt.
and northern Ontario. Most of the A ewe flock raising early lamb.
sweet clover is 1n central Ontario and under a system of feeding •s last
the St. Lawrence counties. The only [!sled above will bring their lambs
known offerings for timothy are 3 to forward to Ibe sprint grad without
4 cents per lb.. haat No. 1, or 2 to 3 setback.- _.til rule,-ll�ltalp_fat fisc
cents per Ib. for country run seed, time the ewes are turned to graft telll
therefore damp. Dampness, while for sweet clover, In the St. have learned to eat both [rasa sad
Impure air, lack of exercise, and Lawrence counties, offers are 3 cents rougbage, and. if the pasture field in
over -feeding make a smog feeder
that per Ib pada No. 1, and 1 to 2 cents at eselble to the barn. It is advisable
of the will soon discourage the hog ftcder and for country run. in eouthwetrt1tn Ito make a creep for the !ambo so that
and that the inspector of the Hume get
teachers lel least $3tio' relieve him of his *too'k. Not so Ontario the percentages and quantltles 1 they can be fed grain while on the
proof of age re old -age pension. Car- d i [o t with the til -year hog cabin' of acrd .till held by the growers is
I pasture. Grain feeding on pasture
sled be sold, • • • increases the rate of growth and de -
t t Il the of seed
ll follows: Alfalfa, ASI Ible to
Archibald -Eckert: That this coon- Government grants. Wax Plucking Economic per cent. or 1,315,000 lbs.: rad clover, velopmeot and makes It pose
dl sincerely regrets the removal by Rales One of the reasons for the p.pular 7S per rent. or 750,000 lbs.; alslke, I market at an earlier date. As a rule
death of Mr. Wm. Orcnler, late Reeve Reeve Elliott said be was in sum• adoption of the wax plucklug of pout- 10 par cent. or 75.0110 Itrs.:
sweet June Iambs are worth more by the
of Seaforth, end that the. clerk be re. illy with the slain[ of the. standard try is that the process la not au ex. ,•Suver, AO per trot. or t'LS,OIN) lbs.: pound than July Iambs and Jul) lambs
yuecnasl to convey W file members of education, but not with an Increase pensive one. Recovery of ninety-five timothy, 75 per cent. or 2.1135.000 ohs,; are worth more than August lambs.
his family the sympathy of the. coon tof o salarlea. That Is up to the. lehoo1 per cent. of the we.x-a 'sure which Canada blue grass• Nt) per cent. or'Syn that a few bushels of sola fad
gq q nail rlovrr and timothy to early
Tecaday of last week.
the widow of the late Wm. Hewitt. Her
died about three years ago.
brat m.rrta[e was to Mr. Birk, with
whom lobe lived in Michigan for soon
years Tbere are so children. but
&reamd IA survived by
•1•rora
larrleli. 1>r Said `tett be reallztel without much 1 cu 90.000 lbs
dl.
Eckert-Matbea0n: That bylaw 18
of 1934 be changed to read "Indigent.
incurable, insane and tubercular," in-
stead of Incurable. Tabled.
McNeil -Matheson: That the good
roads vomit-salonn-use the usual trove-
dure to keep the roads clear. Carried.
Archibald-Turuer: That In future
ail delegatlona or Individuals wishing
W have a hearing before musty coun-
cil make arrangements before hand
at the clerk's office. as The routine of
county business will be continually In-
terrupted if such individuals, or dele-
gationi are allowed W speak at any
time they may anise.. Carried.
Edueatisai ttee
--i0essd1 adopted the arrangement
made by the education committee re -
ding totality stud rats attending coq the -patient should share-she_eo�ta_tel
technical schools. the bort sit months, *Bee which the
This arrangement waft made after county would pay the toil cyst
more than eighteen months' negotla- I Arrears Tars
Lion fte theseveLondonral
city es ofbo the i Treasurer Erskine warned the and after several meetings mem-
bers of council that if they had any
committee. outstanding 1933 fazes tete lands were
The ort of is education summarized In liable for a tax woe next
year. The
the report of the commit 19tH taxes must be 1n before January
tet ale recommend
follows: The treasurer stated further that
"Wela recommend that Hums county H all county rates were paid to by
yearls of high
school
to complete four December 0 Inc eoubd pay off all loess
y
cash high school or technol. pro.edu- asd have a complete statement for
cation that a technical i dool• pro- the reeves for their nomination meet-
side
ings the total period of such Ings this month- Dominion, however, there are st
education does not exceed four years. Indigent $WW 1 many sheep raisers who do not con -1
amt-ppptir attend}s[' owlet- A bested discussion remelted from 1 sign their wool for official grading 1
quireschooatter four leers shall be re tea introduction of an uelletrtaker's bill and much of the wool is used to the
qulred to pay arty per cent. of the thr for turylnR rp iadfgest patient home. Many woollen mills In the
o01 no the county and that atter six who died In the Clinton hospital. 1t centre of ,sheep -raisins localities buy
yeas they shall be required to Day was stated the Act allows only $30 for wool direct from the producer. and
the full cost. a hospital buttal. Atthoegh fisc body I pedlars and local stores Darter wool
It Is understood that four years had been removed from the hospital for groceries and other goods. Wool
secondary school edpcatfon includes
by Warden Sweeter, it was done at dealer" In cities and towns are slim
combined time spent at high school h request of the hospital Reeve large buyers of wool. Ow•lwg to the
charge of fife funeral service.
biles Sarah Jane McCool. parsed .lived
on Albert street, 011atoo. pa
ay
at icer home on Friday ereolne last.
Deceased had been In poor health for
4 COUGH DROP
Medicated with ingredi-
ents of Vicki VapoRub
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FIJNERAI. DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Awhulan.w service at ■II hours.
day or night. Res. 217
PHONES: O84. e 1 0H
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J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director atad..EmMlmal..
A11 mils promptly attended to
day or night
-AMBl11.ANCE SERViCE-
PHONES
Rtore .tis Reddest* 'Iw
Hamilton Street (Joderlcb
Walter Dalton
f'NIR;RTA AEI?
Hama Old Roy. Graduate
Ooderlcll Collegiate Institute
1:3510 West Warren Ave.,
DETROIT, MiCH.
Tel. Oregon 8558
After sixteen uu+wcresstu drink-
inglocate an adequate sappy
lug water from oOe foo rce for ntrlit e
town of Exeter, the publicand tele
commission has lost hook lied from
well drillers have been
their work. They started more thale n
a year ago and every [toss
was tapped. Some fairly plentiful
supplies sere located and It is prob-
able that then will ait he r`t d by
by
means of tlipl g. an
I to utilise them In this way. I fay •t 'he
e
tuwuspes,ple are dleappo
1 ereatual failure of the many attempts
to locate water.
sections,.
Warden Sweltaer thanked Mr. Arch1-. _ty-means a loss of about (Inc pound are plentiful and sweet clover u
bald for his statement. "I think of wax In the dressing of forty aver- H. tent for domestic demand. There
there is not another tarn on the council age birds. The reclaimed sax may is Atoll a good demand for alslke, as
who understands our edutatlonal syr- be treed repeatedly. The reclaiming shipment of this feed to Great Britain
tem as well as Mr. Anitibald," he operation consists in simple. malting has been active. The demand fs fair
Id. down the pieces of wax, allowing the. for alfalfa. but poor for Icwcwl clever
On Friday afternoon Ileeve'vEckert mass of wax and feathers to get quite and timothy. -
introduced an amendment to ('lade)
a clause in • resolution regarding the
payment for Incurabty Insane patients
in hospitals and other institutions.
The clause formerly referred only
to insane patents. Reece Eckert
moved to have the clause read "tncur-
hie, insane and tubercular." and
tot. and 'then straining. A broad- •
bladed pliable knife, or even a flat Feeding for F.arly Lambs
stick, can be used to press the larger In view of tbj. facet that a proper
part of the residual wax out of teeth- ttcatrm of feedldg Is the principal ew-
ers, pins, and other extraneous mat-
ter left in the bottom of the strainer.
Slight changes do occur In the wax on
lung usage, but Meese will not be tier -
after much d(x'usslon the change was !hem, lutea the bulletin recently s•
made. sued on the use of wax in the pluck -
A bylaw was parsed poviding that lag of poultry. and the farmer-opern-
the county and the home township of for will be able to use tiffe wax almost
Inde5oltN7• Repeated melting and
trnining of the wax removes most
Dispute over Deer
In earrk•l- township an unusual
,Irgumeut is going forward over the
ownership of a deer killed during the
open season in !truce county u Abort
I time ago A local man sighted the tlNxseA. w'e+f to stop the open
I dear and fires!. The animal fell and I (est of education during the year' dm all to its poo
1 the hunter hnrricd home for his ear � tion l in
t[ra weir t and . e opera -
Is set forth, showing n total of $tt2: : tion
the power .rent Attorney -1 in _which he pnq was to tee the weer of the Dr 1
deer. While he away (w`11 other 1 -947.5 -loos compared with $t2.41R.Aft in !General In his endeatot to stop this.;
who claim What taker had •1'934, and about $(ttl,tlll0 in 10tt3. mess" of robbing the Ignnccflt. {whllo•
huntoTs' 1 fwd A resmldtlon Intralptod lac Recces
of ILK money Curried.
of the dirt a
sential of the successful raising of,
early lambs, particularly those toe the
market is the latter part of June and
early July farmers who under"tand
the basic principles of winter dairying
w111 usually make a success of raising
early lambs. A feeding ration that.
will produce abundance of milk results
In the productloa op 4grle lambs that -
idly and ilMeh for the market
lambs is invariably marketed
as finished Iamb well above current
market prices.
"Et..'onomie liberalism canoot function
under constant *lel arbitrary govern- --
meet Intt•Iferencw-"-Ott>den L Mills.
"Natlumllsm and Internationalism
are not irreconcilable opposites
cotulter belenees which can keep the
nations M equ111brlum."- Rebecca
West '
rad sterile. As
the mixture at an early age. Alfalfa or clever
comparatively sterile. the waz
Is used up, fresh wax nutty be added -
to keep up the volume.
Canadian •Haaespun
Canadian graded wools are held la
high esteem by Britlrh manufacture
era• and of late years Rome foreign
countries have shown eonwiderable in-
terest In the purchase of Canadian ,
wool. In all the Provinces of the
the Id for wool and the ne•ee-
and technical school." Rowman and others stated that a de -I low plisse pa
As a large proportion of students I
attending technical school In London 1 cent burial could not toe given for $;10, eity of farmer' to reduce farm ex
hut It was decided to adhere to the 1 pendlture, home spinning and weac-
fng have received conslderahle Impetus,
in late years. and It le estimated that 1
every year nearly 5.000,000 pounds of
wool produced in Canada Is spun and1
woven at home on (Inc farms, particle
lark- for winter wear. Nuns Cann -
are those taking oowmerelal courses. I statute and pal only $�•
the report recommended that the lar- A bylaw was passed re-app4lnting
bus secondary wiaools In the county
eonwlder the ads -likability of including Mrs. Merton Reid and .Clerk J. M.
a commercial course In their currlctt• Roberts to the Mothers AiIAw'ances
Local Board for 1931:.
lum. M.tiaolt
1t was further recommended that Tbe following montane were pre- I ellen mills are large neer" of Omn-
i
aeho(tl make eeme provision I vented (Ilan woof. especially those manure,' the useful
ng eofe agriculture and,1 That meal ''ring yards and articles of wearing
other useful stdljcets in 61(11 year 1
Bryanf_-llowmn n : a we. 1
orialIze (Inc Provincial Government to apparel s1h'h as sults, overcoats, mitts. 1
I shot a deer. found the itnlmx , Dlaat•ke and MN\all was pase,ed, pan- 1
I belleciug it to belong to them. carried Matheson -SU -Nail: That this
!it of. The first man, returning, found I riding that those fees which have been ccfllmtl recommend to the elector* of
I the carcass gone, lout traced It to paid to te141nica1 ei'ltoels daring the the tit r n[ meflddto t ' return their
period from January to July. iCcti. by ', the (0t reeve for the mottling their,
!the home of our of the man. It is students Niall Ir refunded. that he as chairman of the r ty pro-
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flint the- vrntsnrt I..s pram Legislative Cew1a11tt+ee
Tose report of - .the legislative cram-:perty eommlete• mss compute.' the
mitiec "'Moiety supported it resolu- t rtnpnrtttev "-work sleet "'"LW" -�u[t..
Lion *eking the Ilialster of .lustice to' holes'' Carried.
WesteoM-Sherwo cel : That we ex-
abr
thecepa/limn to lite lwrformin Rt ole; "tot our thanks to all county omcials
the toi'hr performing Right $30! fforstheir co-operation In tanking thls,
defy to charge n Fenlo err 111 0(7 , our iawt meeting ,•f 115E a deeldfd
agalrc ell public played. In the ,asap i suttees". Carried.
w+herr mask• Is dthaElliott -Hanley : That this county
It wag defined that most of the `count.H petition the Mflnleter of illgh
t ty halls' would ted. to rice. 1! I ways to extend the time for Issuing
this levy were permitted. •
Tbe revolution from Ereex county
aupporting the retention of the ccopn-
(y cottnell system was etrtngly sup -
Warden I W'erdra i1w1e1Ver wan ""ked to cn•.
ported and the clerk was instrneted I crate the chair In favor of Reeve
to 'secure further Information regard I raleMettton. This was done and lite
Inc hie poen billty of plating 1'rncln
dal employeyrw on straight mimic, preoentallon era. made to the Wneden.
Inrdesd of on teas. I Aiter numerous' s see heN by members
Executive Committee I of the eouteil, the final 1935 session
The executive .committee Ilrtrodncsi wean clotted with the pinging of -Auld
rand severed the approval of u motion I Lang Syne". and tiw National Anthem
,.lullly- all vanished but the uwnershlp
.f sem.. I' .1111 fn-d1,sputi. """"--"'«'"'
A Miracle Fire
I'erpie In florrle and Fordwlell are
1111 trying to figure out what pre-
( vented the dcstruet11rn of a barn be-
i longing to •foe. l'. Thompson un the
filth cnnewwieu of Howtek. Two weeks
ago u neighbor, Mrs, T. A. Gibson,
_ chanced to see the aide of the barn,
which wnO full of hay and other crop.,
hnrst Into flames. She called (Inc
IThompswle and then telephoned to
' town for help. This wait sent and
with the aid of n plentiful supply of
water the are watt plc out. the only
damage being the burning ,of a ttripof
'the folding about fifteen het In length.
AN It was Rome time before effecative
aid arrived and as the fire app.
red
to have a strong start on a dry struc-
ture, It 114 not yet understood why
the whole p1a,•e erne not consumed.
- A mild uothrenk of s-arlel fever
w I 1 In 11111011 township. lime• county', has
i I toll 11 the health official. to Insro11tte
I many of the pupils In the schods. 11
1 to eAre'tel 'hitt the epld Lille will he
Ietampsl 11111 gnlekly. before It has n
i clone• to spreal4 to other (anniet{M11-
1les. ,
I
Arrow Bus Schedule
Leave (loder'teh. Rest -belled,
daily ft. 45 a.m.', 5 p.m.. Standard
Time. foe Strattctrd, Kitchener.
Rtte•tph and Toronto. 104r
Arrive Toronto 2.30 pm.,
p.m.
connections st ('IItIU,u Inc Lou-
don ■nd KlecardIne
ftltlen+rlr• plsnnrd to 511 pant.
In Canada, United States
and alext.o
_CONVI'I.T LOCAL A,:ENTS -
t. them sotto Bebop isle ie. tee
$ 1 Ott twist MMI, IM 1l1
Cenral Ontario $os Lines
TORONTO
3166--..•...�
motor vehicle lkrtr•e• up to February
1st. Carried.
Auld lung Syne
1'Icn.l,rc run he Mnpts,r 011 to VIM
MI.11. IIxpi+It1ess rend Il1*a1 IrotIL--'
('t.Nmfort.
1 Kbueardlne Ilevle.l i1,ls.rtcr o
R leve sac. a man becomes what
the eats. We've often wondered hue
1 misrdonnries tunny got the cnnt11bnl-
I
converted.
SEARCH ME
1 F:xchanlre 1
I A n.a11 55 110 heel die,...,,, -,1 the 1',111
for; Moira
United Stehle trail.. Ircnty for
h Moira we." ssktd into what lie tho11gh1
lot 1t nil. This was lila sower "Itesd
Ins (Inc treaty and tl.w'ns.ing it with
a 0.t of pial-(" revnbsi- 111e of s '1111o
1. 1 our row' in frt.nt .f N ch11r1.11 It
1 read : 'The 1We. Joseph Brown will
winch herr nett Sunday Still/eel ,
Hate we learned the Ieseon of th.
great (14 ters•wlon' Mrs. Jolty*, w i' I
' wing 'f4•arch ate, 4) (1.111.'
to the effect t11wt tienh-1pgllties from ,-frteslwrfM ..seder'e flake nor h0p•s
which ludlg.•Itt patients go to sant- lar. 0potl --Oriel. '
tritium"' nnd'Inoane nsvlums most lacy t--- GOOD I►iD(1
half the most .rt treetnN•nt during (Inc
first "Ix months of treatment, after I thrrrtl Qrr,11S 01) o'lear IhrouR11
which the whole 'mount is to be {slid I vets ,011 a blur. Iii. bier.
by the county.
14 wan reotnmendel that no fiction
1M taken regarding stile. '•resln•At of
Lnfknow public librery for n grant.
as other Ilhrnriee outskle the to11nty
might ask the same privilege.
No grim 1s to le made to the Wo
men's Itwtitute of We* Iinroll IM+ntl-
iug fllltiler Infnrnlultton
('Nlrt IJ.uar' .
(In Friday morning the nuftter of
traeeferrtnt the c0art honer lavator-
ies' te, the loseentent, to make rd/m
for an enlargement of the matlstratP s
o1ec.•. wn' t.or.nlghly dt. -,l"•cd, end
'terve !Mouton moved that the mat-
ter he left 111 the lin i• .1 the 11581
.c,11ucll The ,',•ne`(y engineer. how'•
P1 -VI. +e". Instructed tr. draw LID an
estimate and {dans for the work. 1l
Reeve F'fNfNt reviewed hl" Riveting
with the t:,e11'rlrh town council. nc
conllalniel hr Warden Swatter. The
.onn•II seemed meter -able to 'owlst the
e nnty lu lite undertaking. he rlld
!Monty ite•te Tnrnar said that sev-
en or eight Tear. II the h Iton comet%
ot with the
asked the '"
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_Mswas Reveals Ineresee
bl' Tubsrerrleue
Auto INSURANCE Fire
Life
1 Ambient and 81t1Ynese
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Coal! Coal! Goal!
The mines report that up to the present there has been
very little Coal shipped and that they will not be able to
take care of the demand when the cold weather seta in.
Put' in your Coal now. Do not have an empty coal -bin when
itis itnpossible to get Coal. :We handle
The Among Foothills Alberta Ooal.
Disco, which is a very popular form of Coke with the
`ales last out.
Chestnut and Stove Anthracite Coal.
Domestic Lump Coal for your grates.
For Plumbing, Heating (steam, hot water or hot air)
and Tinsmithing, give us a call. All work fully guaranteed.
We carry a full line of Shelf Hardware.
CHAS. C. LEE
The Hardware Store and Coal Yard at the Harbor
Phones -Slots 21. House 112.
Ooderlcb. Oat.
' 1I__'TIMI'IZnfxtltVIt Srlitr ari r7rr41t1rxt i'ttA _----'
T -
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The GofeickDruggists F_
have done their part to help with-
- your Christmas Shopping
ss.'_ . +,a •*
THEY HAVE SOMETHING FOR
EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
DOES FATHER Nif$Q.-_.
A LATHER BRUSH?
- WE IL\\'F THEM --
Me to $5.110 •
hea-
.Althol.ah Ute ,t., It -rat,' Ir'.nl +uMv
rul.a4a haN d.rrea-^\ , pl r reel •In 4
1115 hir.•ptl.n of n'' ,1m
flm
.\Mww•Iw11on 11+In,-mrtr 1'.•wr1 Me.
num+a•r ul p.•r."n• wedlntt M,MVllwl-
,sea, mint Iran urrn a+.'.t._ 1111' awl. n1 ,
ma) «mina Irera'In,.+'w( liffr The •'a - .
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ilia
4 .lm NMI �Y„rl.rslaNM11-
'••alrm of (o+,•ru nr ` 1rw,r11N," AIales,
, otetner with 11o, .it.1.'1• nt totes health
•.a,',1t'1c. m dlwen 'n In., dripxllt p«. a
argue num Mar rat r11/1r•rr'lth,tl'• llolt) -
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muss A runt 1ci •
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oeni `d.hl mfrsT•r•,o.:10.1hNtN
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. I.npl..n 144I.1..wre11111N 1.
1 rwrl Un. e..•1. IhM Ire of 1hr
pare nl. aro ;,I,, u. lrs> we} rr.M1.
.'.t *111 ou' IO,' .$ . h.
-0( 4. l IN' er m,.n..'w*M•• a,Naal•r
.•11In• . • 1 .re. m
al r.,.r'f.ni• :run •drm-h,•urled left-We.-We.1:§1.1‘:1I
d+. 1 r'•totr,1' ,nul,rt'11 11"- s'gt•t�..s
n' nl 'IN• w..r.•'"
re ' R. . Anil 11.1 .1.r.•r
n.4Ntw1. mn.' .i c.• "d Iliiil.•l) 411••11.181r.1I
11 tiles-wn, 141/ vlwtl.•n'
SMELLING SALTS
SASHET POWIWK
M>fmillCURB SETS
SOAP BOXES.
POWDER Pt FIN
CLOTH KRI'Riir:S $=A IVR SONN1 :\
Natural Ebony (i11J.ETI'E `t 4EFT %
CO'F 'S FACK POWDERRAZOR tee
Dile
srEciAL-
1101 Water Bottle
Inc (2rrktn as
Shoppers $1.19
I'F:KF'1 •ill�l�4uani4Mb4 tnni.'. rif
Que%qurttPhelan, $l.le
i 1103YZERt1 Itollr jels', .\she" of Revers $1.20 a
113e PERE' ME r
'Dunlop's -Campbell's ��i le'si ers- g
Laud DRuc�r1,R�
DRUGSTORE DRUGSTORE DRUGSTORE
I Christmas (hamlet.,
Ilexes lbs. 3 and moo
1 MI N .I IN PEN and
I
('O)11'•tl•T't AT RSU1('EI)
PRICES
THERMOS BOTT I Ji/S
Ft/FOIST NOOKS
CAIRn Cil
rums, CIGARS I
cio.tR f7 sus, CAMS
LIGHTERS.
TOBACCOS
ling/ IN(i ('011135
POCKET ('OMI'&'
13e
14.%TH NA1.TS
(BATH SOAP
BATH POWDER
BATH BRI•SII
1
rLA11Nd CARDS
p * �_ Ile• 750, 81.58
srrs 3:k to Lt.1e -ht 1NN11�s-awl 11011 be
(!I:TR\ • !STK 11.1. I'RII'Es
rEN('Itt SET
VISIT THE DRUGSTORE FIRST
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