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PrQsperousNewYear
to .All is Our Sincere Wish.
AN)) HAPPY YOU WILL BE IF YOU BL'Y YOU;`P.
Furniture
FR OM L; . S \V1i ARe t)I'1:Etu\ 1'f{?: \\'F C)l.f. OF OT..R BIG
STOCK 1T GREATLY hilt)(:(] 1) PRICES ON OLP ALR1.ADY LOW
PRICES, fah S17:ltl Y01' GET IN ON THIS BIG BARGAIN N
bC AI SALE.
Undertaking a Specialty
WEr :.. ,, , , N
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OUR Ilt,'siNEse 1:VE/t.k' 1 t{iVt !. t' 1't)-1) !'t:
R N. Rowe
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WITH
1'NIrO;I'I':1Ik1\C:
Whaion
For a ori star ee years, p a a flit..
of Mr, Albers (huziteng t t9:4 +,
Linos lr::`; late.' the :�;<•:aa .*' .t merry
;roup at t Iia . :arts, end a n ti3;w
esker rt del not tie:c any ,a: it„
a`,E' ri? ant? Ik ,
. , enat 0 relief ;eo.1
!e vale It tone eedrersel til ,,e:el t..r
took of a i ne 1 Itratioa, tillage. roti
' uratterr, (i ]tilt.,-( .+,tel, ()]heti atterete
made :tie (lits .i h tr►;ay saw tee .4!
KIPPEN 'f1i, em:t'ns a►' he late
Mrs. Roy Ferry rr; ab ere rtr. .vel Hili(:
tet tt:on on Dee. 241tlt trent K'mlerley,
Sack, and the :uracil ter h. held ata
13:t rd', ca.:nett:re on, Pr,day, with sirs
sive at tit. Andrews rhitr,•h. Ircet•i.ts
t'd well a d itteht ,r of Tit ',art. \lt•!''
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ret misionommiewsisousormarrimainam
Food
for Ener
Cod-liver oil ener-
gizes and creates a
buttress of strength
that fortifies the
whole body.
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SCOTT'S
EMULSION
is
cod-liver oil- in its
best possible form.
If winter is claim-
ing its toll upon
your vitality, take
Scott's s
Emulsion.
j Scott & soiree, Toronto. Ont. 20-69
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Ionian Business Institute
i1UNDAS & RICHMOND STS,
LONDON, ONTARIO
' It pays to investigate before choos-
ing a schtoDL Write for information.
Now is a goad time to enroll.
J. MORRITT N, STONEHOUS L
Principal Vice -Pt -in
THE DOUBLE TRACK RUU"I t.
Between
,,ItT®NTREAL -
TORONTO
DETROIT
and •
CHICAGO'
ce ecar' v'^
U�nwx d diningr spa.
J1 ile,
Sielepaiu.f, , alta 'uak night train` and
?arlor vara 0 , princiAal .day trains.
Fu11 informs; win 'falom'' any • Grams'
Trunk Ticket. Aar' it, or C. •E. Horn..
lig` District:' Pass(]:,.~.'r Agent Torrect
N. J. DORE
Phone 46w,
Crede) on
:\. Lepee i'. i:t I,rt epereus New Y it
gra toe realer: at• ,i.h. Ads,,. et:
air til e l - blas+ : ] 1 daughter
b;, t:'t4 \!r ;ad Mrs, Mat
';res :,lt!r o It.r.tt-hw:t'r.
sir. 1• I 11r'.. yorm r U-'•,ut?e n
e ,.' ! t.: :out I)t:trc.l't Mon'lay
t tae it*F M alai' a it tri tr t+,t+t b
tnL' :tt:tM,tn., • Thee
;.%:.:1," the the ree.re.le ee be,.*t;,, `lila.' a fan
t{ Fort
w; J. N,:<11036011. of 10.`btsan'ai,4;taut
sn;a ut
1 r bat:laid
tits r wx. es's, 1:n ,' i bri,tnri:;.
M. lift,! sire. Dan ischwan,: ,p Cel
horns..a v''e„elite Mrs. Leah /hetet
t
n.
man
,tarry I . Elbe:- ;s :lin:.h:.;n the n
i tat ce tee heatless; ss ;teen in the
eehoel,
a•al :11rs. 1 {ea:erg Dyer ri11.1 daugh
c-: ca`• Itte:r 'et :'rid ,\lr.. end Mr,,. Gar-
],<•
Be se. tin:I th'ldrea c>' 1'eryinto
at the liOrd s•:,tla .LI.”. Chriet an
•
te.
'tel:i a Surnbro +J:. t•. Chatham rand
At et n t nbrts•k I oron t v'—';ted
, ;t'• et , clear th wt:k end.
\l .r ;,l• A. oral Clark and
c !a.ld-en o A.';«s r t elle and ,Ruse. e#
Ones plc ,a t\ a't: rvi #e t al \Ir. .end
\l. F. W. C1,ni on t.td:ty.
eY ':ad Mr a'• ♦ .,..f, t. t: A
lie e .. , and ;\1rs. Res. reDe I •
k'-:' sire the tiu'sts
Mr.. c he,. Le., .. ,he Tutt:::• root t o
tit,, %se_k.
A ate. tt might to to e +rill be. he
] the I c i*I;e, e , Chin:h It rtLt
e + 1' ..� , tate:n !_div t) the life f
Che ` t e be; Filmset a; ptrt t,. the
en-':: program. A'.' are he ir.ay le-
veed se ted.
}I A. Eckert, l a t, ti ti spelt the Chr'st
mas11ttolelays •s th i],is parents n Se
brner„t;e
Mrs. Joan „M.,ichell hadthe mist`cr
]tine ;to fall secently and break h..r arm
\trillinim ,Ritz or I' hiva ,met v•th a
painful tceident 400e day last weep
whe'i he was takinga colt out cf the
bars, nor i he purpose, eol Shawate: h',m
iso a pre:nes:t.,ve ;buyer„ They were
butch., ins at the, time :,end 3: "s thought
t
iecmeJ a the
blood exceed the.
horse teeth the result tea, he the w
MeRa,tz .I gab t the ;building, bre tk--
n 'the: shouldee blade and otherwes.:
seve_ els. brn.sCnis him internality. At
present tMr„ Reitz is ,resting its - easy
as can be expected. We hope how-
ever hat he well halve a speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. R. S. Wilson.. and children
are spending a few, dalys witch her bro-
ther . un Oalkvellel.
Miss ,Wallite Hill of •Londoal. and 341?,ss
Clarissa Hill of S,aindwich spe.n:t
Ch -.sinus wiith their parents IVir.
and ;Stirs. Auguats Hipp: • •
Miss Iia, Eitiiber al: the Ccsnaaugbt
hotel ]staff, 1-iamAtcntt 'visited 1ter:par-
entts over the week ,end. •
Jacob Schwartz bought a 'beaut'fcl
Ray-ol;a- ream ;-Fars'( Bros: ,re•ceeatly.
Vi el? Ington ;Hoist visiete-d.hies bio
the sr Herb ;In D•eltroit ia,st week,
iVlr. fund Mrs. Israel. ,Smith and Mr,
lad', des, W. E. Srneieh of Ham.ti.:otni
'aliened {Vlr. pad Mrs. Herb Eiibe,r on
as ISwaday, ,
riie annual meeting of Crecl i:cin
School •was held yesterdays Mere
p,arSiculars }next week,: . •
ale Township' tnomenatioili, was held
'Co_ .t•I,e,-frown Hlalll `oil Monday. The
ereet.'!Ig wasn't as well, attended as'
in ;i ossa( er years„ There ,atpu ea,re d ,to
be sonei.de:-able• saiU,stacttioa on t
oi.. ct` tt",;rate eye.i•s, as the cent],h
r
a
W.
a., a act, d by ,acclamation;
c� was a
l
er
!� . o
D. Sanders was nominated eaereevese,
but ,wi'thd iew. f,Tire ,Trey ns1 p is
go - ad `r,nan.d]alStanding. 'Reeve Tv eb -
and T.Deouty-Reeve Webb gave ase'' .
ou
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; F1 i a' r', the�. t
e t o l of
r. t ;,.i 1,
,the v
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r
y^
Ca.uac;2, ((girlie Councillors H •ya , P fr• `
hale egad Sw',el tier took up the 1a6a;I
1
Agent, Exevei 't
t Al' leave la goad account
rte ,ere; adan,n,sitra'tioa.
On Monday evening the . Villagar
Nrom;alat&on was held. Returning Of-
ficer, ,Thos. Trevethiek, received the
following nominations withianthe hour
li?liited:—Chas. Zwicker, Dan. Nielsen
Fred Heist, August Hi11; Eli Lawson,
Michael. Fsnl;,beiner, Dr. Orme and
Chris. IR,au, At the close o: the nom-
nation Mr. Trevathick was appointed
. ha;xa-ran and called on the Pc[ ve
]trustees to give an account of their
adm-nr",stration, ,for ,the year. Mention
was hnade of the refund received from
he County Treasurer for the money
expended On to; :ng the streets. The
:natter or open:tng and eleartIng the
town sewer ,was also considered, but
.he an ;n topic of the evening was hy-
dro. air.: wicker mentioned having
''iters:e teed Mr. Wilson. of the Hydro
Commission in Toronto, and he was
assured that our v:•?,lage:would tie giv-
en power some tithe der:ng the eon],
year. The reason; of the delay was
c ecru of the drop in varices for
• r:a}, end the Commission thought
wese to wait unt°;l price; appeared
to reach some stationers level. Rev.
Fl uch also spake a few minuses acrd
leavefigures f u. '
e s •P t:: , cost 4 t` t
.him
.
i
ib lead. v beio e zd al -..-r Hydro had
been installed in that town. All of the
nominees, ss'Ih q'tlle excepticeh 04f the
old trustees resigned, which left Mes-
srs Zwicler, Haist and Mcisaac re-
ele aied by accleE=n lion,
Mr:, tial'.s ;.trod children of Artland,
s visit "ng her ,mother, ,tizrs. John
L1twson,
Mr. fitnd 1Irs, Henry Brown have re-
ati;netl home tram a brief visit •n
P • ;eon Miele
W li stale h ee:t for ,1)t;trojt on Sat
]inlay .o vis"rt ,his se'',ie, who is under.
gene treatments an the Hospital •n
- t' , We are pleased to 1. irn
;it :;he s improving nke1y.
1't:e ,I,yeisottas 1 etV,,v a given iii the
,le ageret t'hure!h fast Thursday richt
.via e. :e.ztletl: 1Tite ints.r:or�tr
the (citta~ h icor; beautifully decorated
.h t- ears stud a. h: tree was lad
e:a w. t, s, s for young: and old. Res,
.1.roske suade a eery acceptable char.
man. The program consisted of epos
a is) he ,tt,�' #ats L, tsir
c i
d'rseu and pantomimes, which were
stall rendered and very effective. At
.h. Y -h .-e 0r the eat rt.4aarnent the gen
e kwon(; I':a;,, tri,-, appeared as Sat
Lame and or, ha usual Jl.ip ay ((tanner
1 e : tilt d the obis. •
1'in, 1 see:eel held •,n. the ks•an4 Ji
a :I e ",urah on t'hrisun:as r .;ht bti-,s
tale ., -tes meet successful ;n the he-
n.
;.n. trW Saodiy Sehcol. Ina tie
see a r .^h had been, left to ti=: 3
"tls ..e1 11.. ile.;c n Ligh. :,l:eSte:.ba,
eel ::d- :tt' their sif its. fir
:•cal tai• hummers, svith
t. b tetee spirit. Rev. thrush h at• t
•., t Iia :cin n The program ,tae.'
„ •. 1>;t.rtz:. 1'hs first Was Woes
up. „ e :l'e vho.r end the young peep!:
•v :► •.: 'h4 sone, and choruses and re
.r' 1 e pert two eensisteid t;: °a
, ;k1a t wl+'t h referred to the 13'rth
- The ,rt'- rson throughout
: ver :n+.a a ,s:v and touch enjoy
ed. Ai the c lo,;e t ff the program
were d,:etributed from the tr-o
each o: the Beginners, the Jttn'ers
,,.3 le4ezt ,drat, scholars reeetved a
reit.,]. o: (candy, \\"'e, congratulate
e d ;,(.rent committees of both
our churches Mitis had these ent,:rta' t
menti in]rand” for the sueeess they
1.
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Centralia
*:_, :.`.F .11I. T FERMILK
'ere w"1 ,h: sold by Public Au...!
.'o7. at t.'entr:al,'a Creamery,. on Jan. 15
n �1 l3uttertn 1k made at the above
named rearn.n•••, 1. wills be sold by
Jost rat t1 buyer to take full
da . r,u: r?ttt,-- i 1•lUti• WILLIS.
i ac
'hr'44 rat, ('anter( at' the
'+u' - !n ' , � •. -1 1' stilt• e n n;; put on by
ce - +.iv `, }to0. was w&i w -o: lh
a ' :t.n.irnc•e, and was :n -
easel by rte
ewe' .,.e--1: the cho'r
n•.le et1 ,ev rat >pe :V.. talet': ions,
y.e: t. -•r tau Il appreciated
• •'•r,e cangre;atons present.
1 :. \i" (•Iia
,Essere of London was
:he 1 elidevs
r Is',Allan rr l.at.t of Detroit was
e - 'h hoJ?days.
V id '\I \t'! Pa -sorts spent the
hollida2 ''i Lindon wall Mr. and Mrs
S. Davis.
Miss Elva ,B-roeks 13 home from
n;r church ;for the holidays,
Mr. Jas. Godsave of Lond9n spent
n sew days 4n the village,
The Flax iViiisl has closed dawn for
the holiday week
.`Ir. Geo. Boswell; has had a stroke
red 's • ;;n a crit1cal condition. at pres-
ena.
Mr. and Mrs. Hepburn, , 1Vlissets
Mary, Flora and Marjory Hepburn
, ,e, t Christmas wl
n n b�.th Mr. andMrs.
Geo. Hepburn and other friends.
N.ioe winter weather prevailed for
Cbals ilmas.
The Government ((alit' not redeem any
cancelled luxury tax stamps, nor the
machines e,ssu,ed, .o the; merchants for
the purnase of cancelling luxury tax
sumps( Merchants are, Instructed to
make out a last •sbowl;ng the total, num-
ber of wncalneelllied , and unused stamps
of 1ea,cb deuosn r$at#((on inntheir pos-
s,ession laird aicld up ;tlhe.s'amet in man,-
ev value The• Gist should, then], be afor-
wa de:d ea the local collector of cus
tams, wife w:ill aan, turn.;forward it to
the taxation officer 'at the capita,
When. these, ;returns are verifie,c1
cheques will ,be issued to tho merch-
ants. . ..
„ctzez• ere enteron of Oisease eeationg
Bees.
A measure passed having for its
object the prevention of the spread
of diseases among bees provides for
the enlargement or the scope of the
act which las been onthe,. statute
books, for some time. The old' a
however, is confined to foul broo,
While this is one of the mostserious''
diseases of bees, there areother that
have developed ed '1 it`
p er thate4wire
the -attention_ of the ' inspector. The
amended act al.o`providesthat bees
or appliances' from apiaries Where
disease has el iteed may, be moved on
cep tificate Pimm the Provincial ,\,pilar
int ' Forrherly there ']seas' Prohibition
against' moving bees dr appliances
under any condttio,i, -
EUROPEANCO N
Something About a New and r •
Undesirable Pest.
Found. This Summer its :11i*n;, st-
ern Ontario Cotiui1es -- t1 at•, its
tion and Lite History --- elethods
of Control.
(Contributed by Ontario Department ru
Agriculture. 'Toronto.)
JT
is always a matter of concern
when a. new pest is introduetet
into .a country and especiail
when that insect attacks nn tit -
portant crop such as corn. In Augual
the European Corn -borer --a Eittee
peau insect—was discovered in C)t:-
tario and extensive scouting by t•n tri
mologists revealed th'i unplr_ r ..
fact that It was distributed over r,:;:,:a
three thousand square mites bs'in'.
'
Pound in the counties of �\r• 11a t ..
Ealidntand, Elgin, Middlesex. Orf: e.
Kent and Huron. In 5e00' or il.
counties only small arena here end
there seem to be infested, but •n
others the infestation is shush nicer=
extensive. The worst infestation .
to Elgin County, between St, Tho
and Port Stanley where soveral ena rt
Ileitis showed from ;JO to 90 per cent
of all the paints to have been aft a l-
ed. There is no doubt that the inset.:
could not be so wt 1 ]r .,:,tar ilotted or
atnnelant unless it ;eel hc" n here rot
several years. it status etrn0.0 titsil
no corn -grower repelled it, but the
explanation doubt: ae is teat 11:e';
thought it' seas Sntlr'+ nlu u':41 'neat
had become !r.:,a:lent for e yea! •r
tsvo and would ,'.,.70:1 pass ,way na
become or no itnnn:tenet.. ,
It is iianpussiblte t th,., sir 0.•
say howgreat a nit•; ;•oe (ire l').;e1.1
will be for no one knows, nut t
the hest infoeteeel tetteea., l., ,.
Judging. how: from ,:ll :se
have seep title r, 1 i1 tit ,ul b>•
terminated anti ". 1 ga ti:.ally '; ;;
throughout the t'--n1:.se end pro;- :a
greater menace* t ] n 0uy ash -•: tanrn
insert of the provh-,:.' i • 1. the -ie ..
vary little doubt Ono. t•.:• the joint t to
operation of the Dan:lane, end Pro-
vincial
-
vincial Entomologists, tats ther with
entomologists of the United Steles
(for -the insect occurs In New York
and llasraelta.'e';te). a prat ' I •
nsetlinet of eont ro! will bee dieetivel st
and earn ennt Moe to be as ieeesseet
fully Irown In the future as in the
rtast
It t :ay be of irateItet to know t et
ever eine,' the ins itleas been itis'.
eover•'d via'itr'oite eflilrts have twee
noel. by the l'rt,vincitll and Dominion
Dap•e el:tents n4 As:Heultare, thrnugn
their teumnologi-I , to find out everv-
thing 1y eou1;1 anent it by scouting
expextesilsioars throw:llnut the 50011 -
wc. part 01 the province and by
510dy i i:' the insect in' the field.
They have also l rnught the Agricul-
tural I ,epresen,:elives to see its wurk
Inti ,li vii se d with them meth:tee orf
rontroi. Plaits are moreover on foot
for ;i vr.ry enrcfud study of the Insect
by both Departi':t•nts next year, in-
e1 i ling methods of control. \'ale-
abs • information of •any kind as seen
as a;i eov-ereed will, of course, be fur-
nished to the press so as to be avail-
able to every farmer.
lerDeseviptio n and Ltf:4 Iiistor'a of
the Insect.
The borer, full grown, is a moder-
cr,:ir '(tout caterpillar about one inch
long, pale brownish t0 white in color
on the upper surface and white be-
neath, with a brown head and several
!;erten spots on each segment of the
hotly, These spots are not very con-
spicuous to the naked eye but can be
seen easily with a band lens. The
winter is passed in the larval stage
in barrows inside corn -stalks or cobs,
ane sometimes in weeds. In the
spring the larvae feed to a slight ex-
tent andth (n apupate Iula to inthei • r -
r bu
rots -•. in June the moths begin to
appear mid lay their eggs In small
white clusters on the leaves. The
Jayvee hat rig from flese
feed for
a time on the
leaves or develooieg
tassels and then begin to bore into
the stalks and ears, making holes and
tunnels in the forgoer and eating the
kernels in the latter. As the cold
weather approaches the larvae all
tnakie comfortable burrows for them-
selves in thetstalks or inside the Cobs
or in weeds. There is only 'one brood
a year in Ontario as far as is known.
Nature of the injury.
Injury is done chiefly by the larvae
burrowing into the canes and caus-
ing them to break over with the
wind; tassels especially break over
A
easily. further
yinjury is due to
larvae feeding' upon the kernels in
the ears and -by disease, especially' in
wet,: warm weather, entering through
the holes, both in ears and stalks, and
causing rot. Although all kinds of
corn are attacked, table and flint
varieties suffer most and dent least.
Methods of Control.
The methods of control that natur-
ally suggest themselves are as
follows:
1. Sow dent corn unless there ,s
some special reason for preferring
hint.
2. Cultivate well in the early sea-
son to keep down weeds so that these
may not harbor tete pest.
3. If you have not a silo build.
one if you can because all borers in
corn put into the silo are killed.
4." Cut the corn just as low as pos-
sible for otherwise many borers will
be left in the stubble, but if cut very
low over 90 per cent.: will be taken
into the silo.
5. Put the corn into the -silo as
aeon as possible after cutting to pre-
vent borers coming out of the out
stalks and entering the stubble.
6. If thereis no silo and the borers
tare prose w, it will be :neeess:.ry to
bourn the � -talks and cobs or I (, ruts
them thr•gixgh a shredder to t:111
borers present. .
ins conclustoa we request ata}>, :•,
son• outside: ofthe en r� i.: t ,.,•.,
to,: above, tt3a ttn;iina, ,1 tri.,,:u, r i
Wen, t t,sft it t+ .a F, .,
1t oilh01 to •i. Art0u7 C
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Dashwood in;a, Writ Arith Lit.,Alg )—A Hoff.
Mr, and Mrs. Graybiel of Yale,
spent afew' .days last weep at
the home of Mr. 3. W. Graybiel.
Miss Clara Kuntz, of Detroit, visit-
ed with her parents on the '14th,
over Chrlstrnae.
Mr. and `t - Peachy, of Strati
ford are speis,:eag a few weeks with
Mr. H. Canes.
Mr. Carl Graufiner of Windsor,
spent Christmas at his home here.
Mr .and Mrs. McCann of Stratford,
visited with; relatives over the holi-
day.
Miss Annie Ehlers of Kitchener,
is visiting her sister, ,?Vlrs, Sam Oes-
treicher.
Mr. Moreuz was a visitor to Mit-
chell over Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Graybiel of
Woodstock, and Miss Beatrice of To-
ronto, are visiting with their par-
ents,
Mr. Wallace and Miss Anna May
Haugh ofBricehe1
d visited friends
in the neighborhoodthis week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kellerman were
visitors to Walton over Christmas.
Mr. Olaf Pederson spent the boli -
day in Dublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent spent Christmas
in Simco,.
Messrs. U. Gaisel'. M. Koch and A.
Zimmer of Detroit, are visitors in
town for the holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Snider of Carding -
ton, Ohio, visited the former's par -
elite over Christmas.
Miss IL Cober, of 'Toronto, is vis-
iting at the borne of M. Gild Mrs.
D. Otterbein at present.
Mr. H. Musser, of Kitchener is
holidaying at lois home here.
Mr. Walter Fassold of London, is
visiting with his parents this week.
Mrs. 5. M. Dale and son, Melvin and
Miss Alberta and Myrtle Con; c
London; Mr. Milford Cook and sfs:er
Alm t a' De: -z; Miss Ro -e"la G. Cook
of Cen:ralia, Bind, Mr. and Mrs. h Th,'ei
and children spent Christmas with Mr:
and Mrs. George Cook.
Mr. Wilford Conk re urr ell to lie
trait Monday.
'U'ss h (tae Bender of London ;pint
t Its s'::oras with her mother, Mrs 11.
Bender.
The following shows .he: stents aai
the nunil.eor De'ember, bussl tel:
bt tier ty ,e,ts and t1-ttly mark';:Sr. 5—
i�,.a',Itn;. Wr''in.s, Ar;th,. Lit., A
gebra. Geo.)—E. liow;.rd 87, M. Venue
79, C. Stc;nha;, e.a, 52. Jr, 4.- •Sp'17 •
ratan 85, l:: Guenther 71, F. H,' 1 "a
71x, P. IG7teinsiivrer 70, ;1. ,Ravei,le' 58x„w
J. Guenther 48x. S4 4, (Steel. W
Arab., Lite 'Art)—L. e;=i , •'i A
Rader 66, L. Wa .tests 6'0, L.t.
E •.,•e i
52x, C., Snell 53y, J t 4 no ee s.
jeets)--L. Reid $7, V. Baker i;lx.
(Zimmer 68, 1\ Rinker $0,:
G, S. Howard, Pr.v.; •i,
ROOM II,
Sr. 3(Total marks 325)—V. B..,17.; 3l ",
A. Kellerman 239, E. Grappler
H. Kellerman 216, L. Baker 165x, L.
Witmer 165, C. Fisher H. HA..
lel) 108.
Jr. 3, (Total marks 325)—A. Tenn i
312, E. Tiernan: 237„1I. Hoffman, 210,
.Cl. Guenther 208 ,F. ,Tikeinnsi.fiver 1413,
K. Wein 178, A. . Ste.nhage.i 161. • A.
Willer ; 142x, A. Miller 127x; E. Wilda
118x.
:Sr. 2, r To al marks 2501—C. slur-
meister 160, & . .Mernnar 158, .J Ha-
macher 144, E. Hari( a .s 1.40x, A. P-46-•
ameyer 120, ,M, White 116.
Jr. 2, iTo1311 marks 250)--'F. it% .e
210, L. Zimmer 192, I: Gut •. 42,
1. Lippert 171, M. Nierncr 1,1 G.
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i3u=m(:s a 134, L. Band,. G.
Bender 119.
i . Ed;mss : co, at' ':.
ROOM
Jr. 2—M. Held, 421, W. Eveland 380,
\J. Grupner 379, F. \N'e'at 300 N. 1. , r'-
,;oad 304, ,E. W..:,ne:- ?99 P re • *r
207, S. Guenther 218, L. Staub(. i1)7,
A. Stire 186. Sr. Pt. 2--. r^rt' ,e
475, . ;Kraft 470, E. Walker 454, W.
Wain 403, 1. Guenther 393. Jr.Pt....—
Victor Kraft 368, G. White 32i., IL
Vineent 319, A, Morena 292. P. r7 •had~w
231, 0. Otis,tre'cher 215, A. Mosea 130s.
Held 461, J, lweaYt'b.r
4411, 11. ' adtgex' 437, B. Edi ;hoifer 399,
V. Burnie ;e" 388. J. Pt. l --ti' ia*•aft
3211, M. Resiante)•t-r 324, S. t re 279,
M. Kiunpp 263, E. Fisher 254 E.
field 207, 11, Miller 1881. CJas
Wb' ce 2111. 1. Gue^:'h:r 190, 1.1. Sc h-,
land: 163, 1-1. Raker 150.
P'e.'rl Te-n'n, ':earner.
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Indigestion with
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Dissolve easily on tongue—as
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Every N w Edison is a
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masterpiece out
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niture.
17 models—English,
F renci: ane, stalian. Seethes,
furni- „re ar1;31.. :•its before
you buy
WILLIS POWELL, DEALER
EXETER, — ONTARIO
Tire Er
11,17
,With a Soul"
BACKED BY SIXTY
DOMINANT IN QUAL-YEARS E PE I Ei
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AND SERVICE!
'Sixty years of leadership—of giving good value, heaping satisfaction
and real service! That's why the Gilson name wins respect and
confidence from coast to coast. That's why we are proud to sell
this dependable farm equipment.
THE GILSON ENGINE
AU Sixes
Costs You „
Nothing
The famous Gilson ''Goes Like Sixty" En-
gine—any size for any purpose—can be pur-
chased on the easy payment plan. Let it
pray for itself. Its economy and depend-
ability have made it the biggest selling en-
gine in Canada. Let us demonstrate on
your farm.
HYLO SYLO
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The.,Hylo Sylo' insures
sweet, fresh, succulent'en-
silage down to the last
forkful. It is built to last
indefinitely. Exelusive
patented features of de-
sign and construction
explain why the Hylo is
chosen by the discrimin-
ating farmer. Pays for Manure is the best fertilizer. You have it.
itself in the first" season. Use its. The best Manure Spreader made is
Then year after year. pays the Gilson. Why? It has a wide spread,
100. per cent: profit on It is low down. It has light draft. It, will
your investment. Can take a real load. It is` free from clutches,•
you beat:it? gears and all complicated parts.
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"The Wonderful Gilson" stands supreme.
More Gilson roilo Fillers were sold in Canada
last year than any other make.. It is guar-
anteed to be the lightest running blower -
cutter made.
Be independent -get a Gilson Silo Piller and
fill your own silo—with your own engine,
4 h.p. or larger—at the proper time, when
your corn has the greatest feeding value.
THE GILSON SPREADER I
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