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reitelt' kstrIOnesbolel Stroke 4t4e001 tin, :his WO. . • , • „
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sag •Aividv,4- 4 o4 laugh; 41 .t.,01 uoto out the way. ..urta s down ons and
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had,: torinented, liim 4pPiligWi.,...srualii;3fdtlAnAtfAalockft: ati be04000,41iMl4rjAtLso, „costly., „In
desh that . Whole Career. :;41,1lienk a gentlenian's, board % , • When I 1,0404 out, '1 SWearTiett610.4'04gr.- '•t°' ° ' : ' ,.-'.,.-'"lir-A-A*o:;:'-rLrbz*ait'2k;-7evoc'-v
residence In, tbe 4netropollsisWitl,v every...I 'made ,but. a. blaOlt.',b,letelt. illiat'uloSeits.ase 'pretending that.- stailuing araun 'irie-in thia.411740- ' ''.',urz,Tifetr
luxury' appertaining:to it, . leisure ' in •asstleSt. -the2baeltgr011n*, of thie ',light 14, the *Pen, letting blin take 9ot:fan* Many, who plow flothing 47-/Warait
which - to :travel" the world over, a voice wood of the platform." ' ' .„ .. • at Ine, illte, this,* 'Wlii.'4O. tilestrW I've we Ionser, theni,- but sieeilia critsand on
of 'authority: iu. the *odd- of .$/lutaSe, `''''ilbSrnt:.. wheF.e?" asiteeBlakb. • ' 'got to get 1146 coVer My:Self." • . the goer. •The.eonOition of the .rtirida
tho • 4:eSpeet, even ..:envy, of. those for Roger moved:over:004o the cockpit lae.,Weat upStairssand by,,, taking :4, makes travel diffienit ;and sloW; Mr.
'wheMite• was noW Merely' a paid. ser-, at the flying at. "Ilsilre,'" lie. said. .Orm.gr'in on hiniself, siieeeeded.in'eon- Peddle, his Wire' 'and' babe took seven-
.. ' rtanitH-all these things would come with. "LNly eyes weren't muck good. 10*-eg,rtiuMittgr two egg withont"arouSing the ty-two hours to cover sixty' miles, Uer
AltaroOnt's wealth.., And Turrentine out „haw the dalii, ingenly tnat..040-, sispielons ot• 'Cloudy.„Blake that be did lug auto, ferry; trueic and litany le -
*toed ' lu the Way I A„ptibice or a pris- but X'm almost certain It Wasikt, Inmg- net . taste what 'he ate.' Theh lie sat Sorting to horse and buggy after send -
on tr'• ,•_. ' , ' •: . _. what's 'that?" . • haa, in.. bis ehair4 gazed' at Blake,. and Ing miles for a' highspoWered Machine
(Decidedly,. rrartentints Mast 84fmk-, 'His foot had touched" something oil said ',/elearlY: . . to pull the trick out Of the mud. The
bevy be removed 'trail. the situation. the. PlatfOrass: : Thel., both heard it `0.0sidys., ISA 'going to die in a _ liy- gumbo mad, combined with the high
Murder:1, Itinderaznoved. nneasily in roll, and', then 'tstMe,a ikuall -*lash ad' lug:. hoot 'crash today." rice, a. gas,. takes it absolutely ini-
. hiS,ed ir: ' , .. ' waudanger040,.but the thing,' whatever- Itt was, slipped steadS nerves of Make did not practicable to use cats, and saddle
'it ni t he,neeesSary.;,; ,tAr loss vortio*8 ibetivepo; .the. boards, all ' p into eave lira from a Otart. " ' 'horses are aSed to cover •distances: "
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onarty, Sept .20,•-"Witti---"-the- fall
wheatMostly. all. sOwn, nOtvi :the Unto'
Os are .husy.,-1141int4s1103, .
Owing to the CAS* Of infantile paraly-
sis 'in the,. nolibbOthOO4 MS* Of the
Mei ,.Sehooi students have, to rethttin
at 'home for ft .Week. • $.8, No. has
been closed for this week as Preeau-.
tions.
(Miss Frances (LArQuer sent a few
days last week Witli.her grandparentd,
'Mr. and Mfrs. %Win, Carupbell, Denny -
brook.' '
0 t.• ,
di * 4 lit 0
, as
are moots* g0,4
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h I tli o r milott***Lau.
ungi)iUt i' Stentling
tk,
'41eakikuoi1f*
liP4Orth.
' Third
rteri, rail Taylor .44
siting r, ansi UrS. 4. AS.4 Auburn Were
atter, ' • their dente
Nfri, jaltlea*Carter, Alga iteen7'cOnliied ,The,glritvare4
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;Stedd,,..1‘, 04111'" bera..0t
414.0e.k;*$,
Ur. -00d2.-Ur4 eteliirfp4b. de'
botiOr to
and Ilett,1",- and.:',Ittittes*,''Stedd were to,
London an TIfeedaY, ° • by Mr. Staftle$
The dipiipathY of the Calftinualty Niede won; presente4,WIt
goes out to 'Ezekiel in Ulf," table and. An Oleetrk:
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death Of VS brother, Thema Thil'1404,,Mra„ Woods eaCh l'Pat
.Of St. Ilelena; ,
Mr. and ' Nira„„ Alfred Tehbutt, G000-'
riels visited lir, alai Mrs. E. Phillips
on -Molitlity;
.$0tra1s 'Trent here attendod
Consertalive rally in Ooderieh on
Notatity night.
:tanie4 Wootik liss returned
from a visit to Vanity:1.
Yofing Peeples I1leeting.-L-The rem*.
tarmenting of the Vexing 'People's
UniOn, li:nox United church. Wait
sell on Toesday evening, with 'Miss
Marjorie Arthur' n elturge; "111"ts C.
Strauglian led hi prayer. Miss Mattis
(111illan read the Scripture passage.
Feine (Lawlor gave a reading. ..Sliss
Slutille took -this tOltie, giving It Int,'
piy after Which ga
Under the leatiership
ler nhd StattleS nO
singing Of AUld,Ist
pleasant evening to fl c
be to • rtt'hito 'exit of theZ the mita. •
. I "Nensensel he hes ed 514 gTuf-' Then ther----- fight, aga,inst colS.
For ix continuous :weeks the ther-
raping ,..for a. time .by,:meaus of some °Interesting," Roger esmtsestea, ' fly. "You're &hit upset abort all this
sioliguy coAttived., ‘"itegident." ' itln- "That leaves us more in the dark than Altamokt business, and I don't blame mometer never went above twenty de -
dere, tbok theight.. The ettions in- ever. It mtglit be. a mean. too, left you, but get that . silly notion out of „,s,
gress below zero. The hardships and
\311rS or . even' death' 0. *, you4e .intai out here by us, or it might be some- Your 'head at 'once."
Several, of the girls in this vicinity
• 5I{i-r-litiseellinsOlify,-aboWerlorfgrg
sarissysessfAsalrasMattP:eleOen
tette WilrAr-liet:7 -..-snothets."'
leaven. She received inarty useful had
dainty gifts, •
114...and Mrs. Bert Treleaven, Bon'
ald and Gwendolyn 'visited on iSonday
with Mrs., 'Robt. Treleaven and Mrs.
Cour flee, Dungattion.
Owing to the anniversary services at
Dungannon on .Sunday, the regular
services at Crewe wete withdrawn.
loneliness of the women aresalmos1ttut
ttn ' thing the intruder, if there was one, • Roger Turreutine chuCkled; and at ,
beyond comprehensiOn. Many from
dropped." his expression; Blake relaxed.
4,.i •Southern Saskatchewan Are moving
. sPerhaps it Was jug a boy fooling 'should have added, ' etienuY IA) up and last year the Peace River dis-.
arOund the. 'boat," Cloudy Blake sag- that," ,ilie- sold. Then, 'briefly, he told trict .had the best' crops in Canada.
gested. :of -difscovering the filed 'control wire. Although the land is extren:iley fertile,
Roger looked at the radiant dial of "Our anonynious opponent .is quite spring is so late arid winter so early
his vulst watch. "Ten -thirty," he apparently a gentleautn who does not and the district is so far from a rail -
said. "That's "rather late for a boy stick at murder, :provided that murder was. it is problematical if the Peace
to' COMO down here allsaloae," Ile cannot•well, be traded to Mtn. 'Well, River district will be a successful yen -
glanced at the boat that loomed so if 'he wants to do msuide.r, why net ture.
vast- beside them in the dark. "I'm humor him?" he Scripture lesSon waS read by
not suPerstitious, but let's roll her Ili;lake . shoot his head, frankly be- Mrs. J. E. •Willtely and prayers were
into,the hangar- and -loek the door to- •Wildered. Somewhat irrelevantly s ;,,, h wf II
oner,-....',..yi ,,,,rs,....rooic, Mrs. 4. Taylor
night, Cloudy,' he suggested. Roger went on: and Mrs. flunking. - 'hie president
' Black. assented and; they 'started the 1 "You know, I thought as 1 fievv over presided and gave a, few gleanings
little one-iunger gas engine that hauled 1,,Rocky Cove the other day that a beau,. from the Presbyteria.1 meeting 'held at
on its cradle, into the 'taut :place like that should be put to uirtb.. .
some ase In the world. I .wanst' have — "
wotild not • cauSe..0ilinent, Slen.1ttn4,
iovestigation.
That night,.11,oger -Turrentioe, reclin-
ing in a worn leather easy ebair In the
quarters Over the :han,,gar,, after an
afternoons int Which, *ere-- ha51been,
Many tights, recounted his adventures
of ,,the tiorningsand.shist' deelisians to
taine%a band in the ,tntribid affairs at
Rocky *Oove, to Cloudy :Waked .
WS thistS:sveak elletet-.80.11?
664.;fr"Iiiid. the itiait
ever helsovalking oft with Altamont's
fortune when 1 am apparently the
oartsnanswthty tan,3plitsa- stop to it,"
01 exclaimed. , "That treasure
OuPP00e, if It 3m anywhere
"a,bast,thri,1,0,0e, for the'.014 raan!s,will
is So phrased Mai it givest, me every,
thing at 'Rocky Corel Why he 'bid it,
if not know, but the fact
Is that somebody is trying to get it,
and l've got to stop them."
Cloudy Blake nodded. "It looks to
me, young man, as if you'd have pre-
cious little time for flying in the im-
mediate gutnre." He struck a match
and helfil"I suspreded„over the bowl,..of.
• hie p4.0 to add: "In' tine !WO
just 0.0 Well, for theold ship is about
gane.ti We don't want to crash a paw
wages, sod' know."
Contract Awartled.—The contract
for the errection of a community hall
and 'arena.. lin' tuck:now has been
a:Warded by the Village. Courtell to the
Roofers'. Supply Company, at $6,160.
The contract is subjeet to the approval
et the Ontario Illuntelpal Dotard,
Death of Melt. A. Purvisssafter an
illness a three' weeks of pneumonia,
Alexander A. Purvis passed away Sat-
arday morning, September llth, at his
home two miles east of Locknow.
Deceased, who was in `bis sixty-third
year, lived throughout his lifetime. on
the farm on which be was born. Ile
Is survived by hig wife, two daughters
a.nd ,two sons, Mrs. Alvin Miller,,Ilow-
ard, Mamie. and Elliott
,g
hangorn lito`ger snapped on the pad-
lock. ` Tie:louglied
-"An. old boat and 0, nervous pilot,"
"That's an unhealttry cour,
it for myself..
iAltarnolia
t ler, mes-but I c.an. use it for two
things: for a sort Of rest place for prot.
enthitS, lawyers,.
bintitim Blake:. Do You. !think. Id •fessional peop
better ground !ills/elf until I get .the ' dbetors, aruleso forth, and for a trap to.
he .
specter of the old man Altamont andlonarelolirmri4r4erous enemy I"
his gold off my elieat?", , • Boger Torrentine.got up and...strode
"Nervons, rot!" Blake replied loyal- ,10-olro aint torthi .atniO.Tbedin the Vail.
ly. "You're -5 wise.Man to watch your ' heswaasgworistrig• out. Wake- likened.
step, or my. .huntir is growing that , intently, graddally catching the idea df
te little pit for ' hill .trie-04, -
can do that. Boger, you'll.
somebody* di g
Yott-t0 fail into."
0041Pri*MOCILNII
A. !le* ing
• Roger Turrentine slept that
"11 1011 at leadt,tbe, on even terms with, his,
he 4d .t last. "It satin& wUsi, Of
couree,,,but yontve got to• use strategy
against this fellow or run for your
life."
_Roger latighed' exilltan.tly.: "who
knOws but What arrogoOd-will. einne
out et that .014 malice yet?" he
-wen„cottro oh, Clottd.1, we
got werk Oleg of us today to stage
this thing proPerly, and, ot tonne, ru
have to Make *my Will 'first,"
wpm FAM, CANCELLED
EINC‘MR,DINE, Sept.. 21.-4eeau5e
et.,infantile tlArlasis, in the dixtriet,
Hump TOwnehi‘wsttgrieulterial Societ3r
cancelled its annA414,411. which Wag
UP 'Me, 144 0r)..01000, eilA Wed-
neadali*P.ie*er P0:10;29,ntItipleY.
THANKsoiv,ItkfoloAt
ort04,, ' 21.; *
Day 1411,4 011 Mofl''
yeari •MaktOgi, 401it
The procitunatleav
Canada Gazette setle.
day. of general thank
vlth
mighty klefffer ul
aster blessings With, $11
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t*eit ttioroitIlviv74**0-.
PPROIIIPSS*s
slsilatI, litoss•s; Itetty _Craig, favored At the home of 'RettSts
" Undo:iv onAgePbeirib01',,,
',WA*1414.1.‘athOrMill:444.Tht
$eptembor meeting- ornfilf'Snifirn'
brancli..of the. Venien's Institute, was
held, elf Tuesday arterneoh in For.
esters' and wait; largely attended.
Sirs, Edgar Lawson, the president, had
Oharge of the meeting. Letters of a t -
predation were read from
Billy Craig and Miss Margaret Per'
swum. It was decided to have Mrs.
Fred Oster at Blyth at the Octobtr
meeting to .give 4..0(ot of the conven-
tion area held at klarriston, Mrs. P.
Wolper took charge of t progtat
As •It was Graodinothers' Day the pro-
gram .was presented by the, graad-
mothers, . follows Reading, Ma-.
W. Itoberton; t..r.olo, Mrs. William Ale
derson; reading, Mrs. J., Taylor; duet.
Quck, Clean,
Mrs: 0. amino and Mrs. H. Mogridge ;
reading, Mrs. I'. Wolper ; reading.
\It's. Donald, Patterson; skit -by the
grandmothers; trio, -Three Southern
Ladies," Mrs, .1. Melinight, Mrs. 11
Wagner and 3Irs., W. Itoberton; read-
ing, 1,\Irs., Geo. Dawson; solo, Mrs. it
Wagner. Votes ,of tha km were t e •
tiered to 'Mrs. tiI. Mogridge, who pre-
pared elle program, find to the gratal-
mothers who took part. Mrs. Donald
Patterson was. the oldest grandmother
Present and -„airs„, (Jorge 34,111ilan, the
youttgest. Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Pat-
terson were greatgrandmothers.
VCOS aerl'ed by the hostesses, Mrs. Vali
Itaithby, Mrs. O. E. Erratt, ;Mrs. 'Wm.
Itohison, Mrs. George ilean and 'Mrs.,
J. .T.• Wkashington.
ST. HELENS'
Lali
,
rls,' was united:, in main*
A. 'Perrie, sou- or 131r.. -.and
Perrie. Gre3r township. Ilhe
couple will live on the grbetufs, VOW "
on the 12th concession
01111$ likK OF PRC4it SLEEP
ffrfR 'BEYOND A JOKEis
MY BUT MENDS wiLL.NOT TELL
WHY I'M SUCH A DISmitle BLottEr
DUNDAS—UVONG
In a quiet ceremony at Duff's 'United
church manse, Viralton, on September
11.th, Ruhr Bvelyn, daughter of Ittrs.
Young and:the late Thomas Young,
was united in marriage to 'Willia.m. O.
Dundee, .eldest • son of Mr. and 'Mrs.
George Dundas, Me1ilIOP. Bev.
Charley Cutiming lactated: After a
trip to Eastern Ontario. points, the
young couple will make their home on
the groom's farm, in ticaillop.
'FORMATION
For The Busy Fatter,
(Fitnithheb$1 the Wilde Department of AgricultUre)
Ashflekt.PrresiirWiasi,Church Notes.
--We Were plettged to have the fall
session of the Stlaititind Presbytery, la
our '.churdli last Tuesday afternoon,
prrictieally every congregation in the
Presbytery being' represehted. The
seS91011 waft opened with the obset-
vattee of the sacrament of the 'Lord's
Supper, lu happy. and blessed fellow..
ship, the moderator, Arthur Leggett,
of Molesworthpresiding, arid con -
Witted in the transaction Of importarit
business until 5 p.m. This ehtiNh
was .repreaented by aohn Cath-
cart, representative eider, and the
minister, alt.() several other, elderS.
xt Lord's Day, September 26th, will'
be Itally Day, and at the 11 Lin. ger.
vice the whole congregation will units
with the Bilge school, in. an interest-
ing and profitable ,program of wor-
ship and arisen" With, an address on
"Peace" by thepastor..
bisect Daffliogi, 1beans is estimated at 17.0' _bus. as
. with 13,2 bus. in , and
;With a *.few important- exceptions
eompared
ei long term average
insects have been somewhat less It, AL.
sruits now being harvested are ot
urious during August than usual. good quality and later varieties are
lain well. Tomato crop prospects
were reduced by dry weather at it
critical period -arid production'Wril be
eonsidertiblybeloW exnectations.
ti. S. Live -Wick Alitkets
Lire stock market and feed situa-
tion • conditions sin the United States
indicate that feeding -commercial live
stock, onfaVorable to producers. der -
lug the past grain marketing year,
now definitely favorable. Since the
•'itsrvesting of the 1037 grain crop,
feed grain prices have deelined !and
live, stOck prices have shown vast
improvement. AdVances in thesprires
Of beef eattlo andhop during June
3uly arid August have brought& thr!
hopeorn and the beefteorn prieo
ratios to a level which is above that
for the early port of the year
tattge supplies Of feed main are le
prospect and, with prices of live stork
and live stork products higher Mao
In some recent years, it if; highly pro -
battle that feeding ratios will be quite
favorable during 1038. This being thr
ease, a material expansion in most
lines of live stork production may he
antieipated. The outlook for the con-
•
sumption of all (Sasses of live stork
products Is quite favorable, and a
eontinuation of relatively high prices
is to be expected,°during the next few
months. There rorty possibly be some
eonsrumer reaction to present levek.
but live stock numbers are moderate
and the impart of (Imourner react -len
will thus be lightened.
Inereaskst in the volume of feed
avIllable and it more moderate volume
of total !lie stnek holdings indlea•
that animal units will be fed° to
heavier weights. pftrtlettlarly In the
eage itt enttle and lino.
Authorities at Wflightnat on halls ,t,
Shit deopite some deeline in the nom
hr itt eattie on • forma since the '0.
ginning of the year the volitrne -1
fool dining the present auto; 11,
will probably ite mitelt In rg,r than th.
--,;(,:ame, of a yea r go, T/IP WW1 of,
of beef cattle during the su In VW.
Itiont11 ha Vt.u1111ed itt filretraltki 1*".
t1111141 ti, MAO a tile 11,141(1111,01,a ,141!.
it tillt 1 into. awl this Isto stints" s
itrin try.
ST. IISSIXN.S, 18.-11x. and
Mrs. Wilson Woods havtreturned from
few days with Mrs -R. J. Woods their wedding trip and are spending I
be-
fore leaving for their new home at
Dundas. Other guests of Mrs. Woods
included her daughters, Mts. Arnold
Barbour of iFergus and Mrs. Tyson of
Geraldton, and her niece, Mrs. Bruce
C4ampie of Elora.
Miss "Muriel Hall and '3diss Peggy
Stovell of Toronto were weekend
guests of Mrs. J. B. Rutherford.
-Mrs. George Stuart has retxtrned
from a motor trip to the Coast.
Mr. W. IL 'Ferguson, formerly of
Bt. Miens, and- Miss-EllassiMis Fergus
Son, of Toronto, were callers here re-
cently. Mr. Ferguson's sisters, Misses
Maggie and Jennie Ferguson. were
tanner- teachers in the school here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' Carter and
daughter Marjory, of Waldemar, were
guests of 'Mr. A. (1. Webb and Mr. and
Mrs. I. W. `Rice.
Dorn—in the Winghoon hospital, on
• Sunday. Septemter 10, to Mr. and Mrs.
The codling moth has been the woe,
destructivp pest this ye.t so, far and
.locreased greatly during; Angina as, a
result of the continued Warm vveatlie.
which led to a large- second brood.
The Buropeao corn borer survey
widen is now under • way indleates
Slat the borers are going to be- more
numerous this t ear than at any time
during the last four or ,i1•02), years., the
season having, been favorable to them
in *hest counties. Cabbage' worms
ve 'increased' gr.ently,jni '.moriber!--tind
where no spraying or usting hits
beerr carried out they have played
httvbe° with the foliage and headsof
cabbage and also cauliflower. Com-
plaints have been received of severe
injury in Middlesex to turnip foliage.
1ON1ES1301t0
toirwtepoitosS,ept. 21.—Ur. 0. Lu-
.eas, who has been working. for -Mr.
Marks Watbon, bas attaslt of
tile laralysls, but *e are pleased
to say he is improving nicely.
The local sehools, which had, been
elbsed for ; the hist two Weeks, re-
* '.-
Matt. AUrIttra biiirtir, West jeddere, N.8.,
"I lures live Old they were all terribly troubled
with summer complaint,.
"I used everrhing could think of and I did not
know what to o until I friend advised rile to get I
bottle of Dr. Foivier's Ext, of Wild Strawberry, whit*
I did, and I only used one bottle and they were able,
to be around again. Prom now ort I will !mow what
to use."
. A product. Of Th. T. 'Milburn N.. TO2'ento. OA.
On tit. uutrket for the pest 90 years.
()Defied on Monday
llir. and tdrs. V. Hall spent a few
• days in Clifford and while there at-
tended the wedding of their nephew,
'lair. Doss McGregor, to Miss Fergusort.
Mrs. .Townsend has returned after
{spending a week with friends at
tit
troit.
We wish '3118n Alma Carter, who
left this 'week to train for it nurse at
Victoria hospital, London, eiery. sue-
, cem
"Mr. .Charies Watsen is laid up this
week, with a slight attack of appendi-
P
Current Crop Repot
The average yield ,of spring grain?
for the Province will be consideraMy
higher than in 1030, when drougl.t
conditions reduced the crop', but stgli
somewhat below nortnaL The coun-
ties bordering the St. LawrenCe and
soma districts in Northern Ontario,
particularly Algoma -and
report yields considerably below aver-
age and large AtIpplieS have to be
purehased for wintier feeding pnr-
pOcteR. The quality of spring grain
varies greatly. In Central Onftario,
and p5a-tleularly the southern pa,ft of
Southwestern Ontario, large qnanti
t es of gra in were dallifigeil by fre-
quent heavy rains which blackened
the min onti straw anti ranged
sprouting. (Ion siderabl e gra in was
put" into the barns or threshed hi a
Wt condition and tnuelt spring grolte
will br. only of feeding quality. The
Yield per acre of hay 'and Mover thi.
von r ti stitnated ttboVe overage 111
Old fints•brio, inn eXtremely isW h.
%Mgt distriets of Northern Ontarin,
AttgitPt rrita favorable far the e(-
retnpirlont of late Onto toe4, rootg 9111
rem tor fothler. Cern for im9kins
however, witieb lc= ritietly grown 1,1
F'sses and Xest eintittitletz, wan darn -
h' giVo rainic teltri-ultill
•eior rind the nveragx yield will 1,0
helow nortral. Tho yield of (115
Mrzz.itt. Itotzs visited friettlq itt DA-
, grave thig week.