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WANTED --A CLERK AND A
• TREASURER
Oreof •the eurPrising :Oboes( of the
, investigation into IfuroretountY ilhences
and the eilMinal trials easing. thereront
iS the Candid ednitsSiert-of scene. and
I:Wen:tette; of okra tJt county abbots
wera ameintedertd • ce siMply beeautte ,
they were ".1004; eflows end heiongett gtherf their -position let_the_battle for:
to this gr that pelitteal Party. The oni.4 business with, their 00,mpetit0rs on the
aide theinielVel. *Invest withont excep..4 h*hwitys.
ik'eeter
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min, who a1so *I *Meter of
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the of COW
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fah* ruW1flt much
ictient-d*Y longer
asocmL
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methOd of transportation, free from
'itnelet1e4 of the NO; ifoonolOt lie
stetedp t‘ok,eeeeMil place to ,the ptibitc's
denstend for %Peed, Ut thought the Mete
..0ar Mallnillotnrril need not be Alarm -
et thie develoPmetitt for the Mom Peg.°
e Moved *bent from Plato to PlaPe the
WIth
would btheePrOlperity with.cory
reePOSidingle larger antontobile letalesesa
tet et thrivert on PrOSPer1tY4
RidiViSY men Were rather caught rtap.
ighif by the Unerected expahaion icof
entemotive transpoetation, but new dee
itartures snelt u thi*. rubber -tired trial
'iliew .that rail executives are net over, -
:looking anything that PreMises to stren-
Von, have admitted 'bnder oath that they
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An .Editorial from thp, 'Seafortri Expositor
That is the part' wherein the accoun-
tant Stets forth, his "Itecomniendationee*
6trtlge. aslt'°tSeNnevilVe14t4
1otghMeit IPt these Vatever, :
have We heard either' -vettheillerS et"'T4W'
PaYers thseuets -them in any wait.
In hlitMIleiretl°n1.r.,i4bit
downtheroiteevthe49n10be4Pby the OotintY, Gannettin; the future con-
duct of its Ilnaiteial afffrs. The.ree001.'
,ntendatiOns are not 'oanciPlite; but much
of the. ground, war* islaid_ out. and if.
;fur= la to,prOlit in .tuiy way frotn. its
lamentable blimders )4 the past, Mune,.
Otte 043140,0ton .itfisst be given to the
future conduct of its finances and • to
those -Who -will hamet7W-.7-11andling
tifefif:- -
Buron-ltas,eurtered-a4et4stanchil
loss, under vief regrettable -circumetan-
ces. But the IOW is'history now. It has
gone. • What, will we Make of the future.
In regard to county finances? That is
the real question.
. As one would expect the report of the
chartered soconntent, who lute been en -
Staged for eonee Menths in an examine.
• tion of the coUnty's .finseseiel affairs,
Tionid be & doetinsent, of ebsoebing
later -
est to the ratepaYera of Boron.
It bag Proved ittett_that, -_,The report
.wasemade-public-teP. days ago and While
it proved ttoo voluminous to be printed
verbatum, a comprehensive synopsis of
-cOntenta._appeared in most of the
• • litre' utterlY hrontPetent to.•de the well ,
EDITORIAL NOTES
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.0-1.0.1.0ed to tii4int Von.) ur n • •
Tee 21.4 made there itse evittenee etinenW- iyeeseive---uee„ TeekTeeeeee bereeteenett-
ot •ttnhtnesee In county Council_ eircies,
quite apparent, there has been -
* '-'70r*Igt* *. • •
volley of 4you scrateh my back and
Nyeather prophets' who! forecast , ateat, or-_
• these detailed figures than-lti any other
volnItY PaPetwi • "
fiance oUrjast issue, hOWeVert.
rnnner-
ow inquiriese have been Made shout the
detailed resume, Of the finences beck to
.,21928.evir-complied- struLtsittelated by the
aceo7Untant in his reports: -
en fact there' veeuldeetillOr 436
as
reater intere.st manifested in
the intervening Years first`, the ties50- * * * I ? 4Whyrt"47 :11%1 ethris-el"inrtte.rest in figures? , Th. e
P3n Winter haveebeen snowed under.
eee Atimieterted1W/Iftelet--..el.Phone-
-
-,scratch eours " for thee long time and in 0 . • •
-body. _of etitele_wrt contains the results
-that 'theireheatts.---Whateit- tiro- -74'ornet43en-el'a --and-fOtals-arrive&at-threittTL'.3,1106.
-Oetutty has, been going through these Member or We Ontario 'Cabinet to an- ures and pats 'them ineVes1 ,WOres-
pest -tow morithe • le_timply elimax, rri ed at
It evaaineVitsble.gog What has.. happen.
'ed,should happen. It Was only a Matter
ol tinia, and to ,scoreS Of people 'who are
tOuntyeeffalea-it is not eet.
all sertprising that it haPPen. for no
eitilon in liminess tonducts hirCaffairs
e in 'the "slovenly" (to tiee the word 01
.the court) Wenner in Which this cont
, ,bUsillese hes been eondticted for years.
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Why then are the lin gs
and. published considered of,.less import-
ance and Interest than the iliattesetheme
selves?• „
Is it because. cotutty caUncillora and
, would-be county councillors See in this
Anass of figtires, unlimitedmiterial.
readY with-witelr-teewageebettle
at the fortheoming Municipal elections?
Pigures make fine Materialfor caM-
paign speeches and there are enough in
the accountant% report, if eat poly
handled, to becloud any other municipal
issue as welt as the electorate and the
epeakere themselvee,
'pounce a change in 'Me Ontario V9uor
Control Act -whereby restrictiotrflon tie
sale -of beer Will be removed: This is
bad. news for the bootleggers.
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While it took a criMinal proseeutioritsi
have it publicly admitted • that Huron:
County has been appointing 'incompetent
auditors annually for years back • the
fact has been generally known for a. long
•time, . The position of auditor IS not an
honorary position, as many -em to
think,
In' another column an, editorial is Tee'
• polluted from the Huron EXporditor,
OS:forth. With • it The Star heartily
.-jeTheesditoteofeThelfripesitor-has
been 11, frequent vesitor to the county
or years OW he knows some-
thing of what his been going on. He
-iota iteettainiseheethese words:
eljpwairde Of eleven thousand dol.
tars were absconded frOin, the public.
eirteeurreighteunder the noses 01. the_
MIA OountY e0entell Ond its Pre-
rwaiersflnmberse
*se bodice were engeged on what
'etlteye'er..ontddertete-eznere-hnPortatttee
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4tritOM MOS OP Mit OODI
RICH ^ gm* Nov„
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og• iii*::i0p*r thou .tv
fo intaky;�sr
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Desiths diltingMri.sithO we* InclUde
e, PA
nifh Oct Vito Cath-Ortni ..xr r.ne am
, A number of, the critwe,of the :TO*
Nianttott and rarnrnt haVe lett
'Or their hOin
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The linOifail 000 ()Wen RoUnd*Ilas
been itbnorMal. rive ,and a quarter feet
We fallen ••sibee winter set in r
forty /Aline have fallen in November,
Over five inehes fell wItisin twenty-four
Amos.
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We would strongly advise against, the
* * adoption of any ,such campaign on the
part..otoandidates at the corning elec.
,Remenibratite Dey, 1933, will be re-
membered for the cold, wintry Weather
which preemileel,. but It Ode not • prevent
-.0.0a0Ohilites_ fowl paying fitting and
reverent tribute to Its war dead. An
-outstanding ,fillOre at the !service was
Venetable Archdeiteon •Joneseleatemitn;
elec-i-r
stood bared heed
t•hroUghetut most of the teremonY. dee-
imeineu. /Mt *yenta 4ayePAM? --nitre the cold-Seenosph,exe, .W141.4
that PettetleingetteilOrelt at the agg. •d lailing 549w.
got and leaving * 'bunghole •
An7,11000401e extent:" It- /I. Greer,etee0., of iroiorito, defence taxPaYers 'toes
,n3r noticeable extent
apent, 401 hat plAt the tsipaYers
Vona. It wouldilt pay,
reason:. Boned down, the figures in the
financial part .of the chartered • aecoun-
tant's. report on the finances of Huron
County 10 one and only one story.
And that is that upwards oir elev--
thousand debars were absconded from
the-Pnhtiee, treasure' right ,under - the
noses, of - the present to -linty -council and
reiteeeesera, while the members, of
WHAT OTHER
EDITORS SAY
s•nomose.i4.:4444.4.,404,440,,a,/, .
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(Toronto State
The Pleshertort Advance wants a
photograph of the permitebelder ieen
every.711quor permit. Nii.h,V not have two
-before and, after taking?
• letere was conialf,M soffest street
intersection on rrid*Y'betWeen two her -
e5 drawing cutters. One of the *ninulls.'
a colt, reared up and its front feet atne
down on Cutter No. 2, 'upsetting it and
SO*
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010 afecito
Orgatte
tO.
* * fla
n chart
for the colatora
d. aaraot,
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'tete Steve'
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In tpgi*sn
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Weecie.2Often lgibsoped.
, net siky. read a book where It
explained these thine." ..Say, "be :which
eXplabeedetheseethInglW' • . ' ' '
Ntolen7 ineet l‘fallee, boOlek Means one
bOok. "lohres and ligary'e means, more
t °,1)40 o:0:ei say, kOlf"etlatt ill.' Y alierd to bli3"
uttturte ,drieer.. 'Th.ere was no one. seriously, 'tale 3:Ouse' 130$ '0all in 0
- -Mae/ Ofnms lo_r 19(4-04-1 - ,1:1_res1-- ,ricr, not, go,- 41- liave...,00 doilhiLblit ...110.-
theike' Say,. "It is much rnore than,
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'dt:catint,::. L. Rortorn*o; ...:,:v.tt• Dpan. Rout gtvlekt::;* yurillou. il4_ngo."k.S" ay,' 'T ha_ve:::::_dO, u_. bt',_ that be
seereteryr Harry eicelaw, The team will will go'
.
Wilier, J. CamPbell, ..ii,vitiggos, Bellry itZf„otosasayy.: .:,'Itt Isis' site: 1/2./wholirnnyou7osu:a13dati.dt
line up, from goal anti IC. IV,ta.eod,' D.
---« -lit ribc.:01,t(T1 .IPIPIwuPtu2624
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The Colborne 'House struck * Weeny edagazin,e. Principal accent is on bat
,ehought when the p.roprfetor had maim.
4aetured . a epeeist lizie, of cigars named sYllable'' net the fiz.st" '
44Pat's Vivorite.- The brand is labelled Bouquet Pronounee 'boo-lca, oo as in
with- a Yerli-1400d2litl,10-1"Photo_of:Our__ bootee -as in day, accent last syllable.'
-C_einetery. -2PrO1101Mee semi.e,ter.4_, not
old,
DP not 80,Y; °It is lot mo:re than you
Fr..,4••••••••*4.••••,. •
tieeterPatricke-NtiiiT Ctedrannees
Veen-Quito:1r run ciotthese -
proud to accept .with -good grace the dis- Abjectly. Accent first syllable, not the
's'aectoellinr,dPilliatsheinat7v-ft., 0. as n9b141e,z'seecablittlaunh;:-
stressed, principal accent on third syl-
of a 'nation front, tyiann3e?"
SUBJECTION; este. e:Oedience
sehinissiveness, "Likewise'•e&ets
Subleetion„ to 'yeeir own husbande."
AVM to *00 from- Olev
ePleitee not. evade roY que5tioni."'
teA.TICIAJITEl an attendant to a prince‘ .
or other powerful PersOn. - "The /44
was followed, by his eatellete"
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Persian lite•IcazAhe-ideal toilet Sklidtv-
it for every'discerning ,womta:-Verfeof
in results. Creates compleldone rare
beauty and eharni. Delightfully cool
and refreshing. Never leaves a VeSigeof e
stickiness. A velvety smooth lotion,
toning and stimulating the skim Mak-
Ing it truly vise -leaf in.,texture. ,
dainty women inveriablYechoose
Ha,lene It imparts •that
so characteristic of the elegant
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as he Is familtuly known, "has in hiS Eldisteik nce:'4:1‘..eiwun46-ea'rj'Ellenst ftr°'
en days becieneefamous, and none too sYllaalle " egg' •
tinction he has attein,edi even though he
does not•use the weed,
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t "Mures- ,--le:-eseeeteantlin -Bachand--an
Themes Tembyll, of St. Joseph, and P.
Hamelee, of 'Ottawa, represen•ttng
capitalists. of Buffalo „ NOW YOrk, Mon-
treal, Quebec and Ottawa, propose to
build and electric railway from eit. Joseph
On Like Huron, to Stratford e throngli
Zuriele ,Ghiseleturst, Cromaxty,
Statile, _Reszeldele„eeinllaxten'e• Cotner,
Carlingford and Jevanton. They aeked
Stratford or twenty year etas exemption
and' sitti,Year franChise-to---4urnisiv-light-
and power. They propose -to start work
orteefay. let, 1904. •
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NO lqiiii1P,EicrolimAlux
(Stratford oBeaeon4tetald)
yew:4f,, fAtnler:.:nettr- Orangeville took
bags of ceitded
'ate acre of geolind. In 1924 the average
iied in Canada Was 10;0004xminds to the
acre, and that:wae-the .highest Year on
rd.._ The yOtmg men from Orange-
ville grew", 18,M ..pohn,as 45-tholicre,
tainly no mean-performancef,
thoet bedle$ Were engaged on W y
oOnsidared, e. Mope ireportant *heodAess.
But , event* 'itstve that_l*actiting
eecirtorriy at the spttgot. and leaving
bunghole wide open, does not profit the
There irt liti tiTeLe-M'eluitherediscussin • 1 et epest
.1006, iuditoo, trims,: There is one that ehpart.Gibbs' rePort
last- ,
dieeloeures. whittle have been.ensade at the - Weyer; miltl receive the•de
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Coitittet. belleine ortecent months. Much .
.bliciter liee been given to the inVesti.
tion_eand the- trtels. The publit is
. fairly Well aequainted vette the facte an
.leaVe '_deubtlese Made. their ,own (IOW. -
.1.0.. this Issue of:The. Stir -there is
had net been Ciodetich. since 18943Le-
thirty.five, years -*go. . This eminent
trindiai laWyer Was, of ceurse, but -a
young truth then, He was tbe pitcher of
the University Of Teteonteebastballete
Whith played hi Ooderiele in the late
,sutroner that year and' during a reeess"
at the trial's hat week Ile -waned 'Onle
features of ehe game. There was one
Particular Melanie winch gr. 'Greer Will
always remember . coneerns a black.
eneith Mimed Theropiott,"who played .on
the ti011erich torn. Thompson was
t7onirltot4"--4011cri-7laci.Mnit4-11Ft-
wont to be, and wore elaeses. Pitcher
•Oreer, had retired• the eide th ,ree tineee
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order When ,ThoMpseut *gain .tanie. to
hat. Weer fed tint two feet. emes, 'high
Up and eloee:Ati, Sind titeMpsou',Nehtireti
her
detitied to try: one of Dick ietertheell's
661e -shots', sat outdrop, ,the same ball
that hit4 Sent ten other batters Wok to
the hear:1i with' head &Or) ng.
the blacksmith*. Or he the, ball selar
it has tot been" found y4 -a home run.,
That ,weE, not tail.. Oteet: was triatt,so
When the .'smithritok'h0.to the-,Pra:te
on iiii'.i.4.#,',.eatipearatice.. the' budding
lawyer, `nettinnned Jliat 41 IA&
tuck , Who had iLdetermirteet tho, first
homer,' sed to Mort tolt-dris
the Sairio. at tbitt .10*h '13tettipson, ,had
Clouted- over the fence.. The batter whit.
fed ihem both„ '711*,eirt, 'Greet In -ought
to, pla the 'tufo* ouried
him ler to
ilt,5hed.up, a high,' and fast one,-,clos14,
tddritictd to those which' Tiiiinilton 1114
Missed firsf; fiat: Ow mighty
'vitally =Ade ttu; hall, high and lar
utvoy. for' another 'circuit wallop, Mr:
'Greer quit, ,then` and' there, disguSted..
, no lustice, -, Said, Ito
swear* the IlltoksmitlVs eye4/ASSeS *00
"lef inth to, 'thick,
consideration atthe hands of every
county 4ountillor, and that should hold
first place in any discussion of county
affairs at the-totning municipal. eltetionsi
...gotta
azi adVerilsereertf asking for 401ex-tun8
for the Prater% of clerk and Of tree -
Wer. .Pieteletpit the, safest and hest way
_la _these _positioneAtoild.,, he. to ob-
hurt the., tiaintS Of the applicantS, and
refer -to thein by 'nuitil)er Ord,y4 forgetting
for
fraternal. contectiOns, 'place of residente
.
and all the Other things that Warp the
13c11ticiart*s` bralit:t4Y SUell an eXtent, that
ability to Oil the position: I's but
darY: vehafderation. Of 'course, We have
to bone w e illelerrefen
Somehow, or other it 18 difnCtlit to forget
4114, there, were. by ictti&1 COMit. 'Seven
• erielober_S of the piesint County Muria
who last 4te'ne spokeand Noted against
epee Oa *Itdit by .1 ili*iteried atcohntint.
these feliOWS 'Should he closely' watched
if 'a recurrence of ..whitt:' his littolened_ ie -
.:to he prevented*
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A RUI3BER-TIRilli TRAIN,
vitt*ttte revoltitiortarft thanilta
*ar takint place' rallriading
!!leiY*a etiirtleis tee1, meter-driv,eje'oiee
of -Streareline ionstruttion stOPPed at
eattetre Canadian 'paints along the 4‘.1liehs'
WI :Central 11,a.ilwaY froth tone% to
tktfdi1:,fea3atlY-en rouw, torortsworth,
where15 fllonerette on the Vies
tfi Une$.
osrt unusual 'feature of the train
ums,4 rubber4i,red wheels, ott.
bees under the locontetivo pot
VI' the engine being of .steet, The train
atm* the.raPs. with icara
and .ts Sald UP he capable :or
speed Of SO tO,00 rotte$ per
trpt two, bras* pro
t treater flexibility of moiVelbea
- it, or ,tiCirol.uhltha's ereCitt
atiOtt for seiterttYttix
diVidtd Zto two' eoto
o for whites favi one tot
tokut it *owed bytwo
sane teretmet with eletir
sts
4.:11
;
*Able nechieventen
it' in traftePettatied
ot train it 00414
PlacsktiMits ter the
boacifteoc
ma varampaeltait
tOOltrt I 'I, 4 O.'
oistolinnC itt & c0flt)n. 'ot wax
11 &ill* ell /11$01*$ in< the oeloollt641-,
15t. lames" Ititli fOr'arinistke
erem"tttP!, remained, loaded* 103tIlootb;
••ervice tor 0,,;$01% 10 the U*114$
* boy Who *s*elcattlitirtt it, It ***•
snot tit* :Wet piertlott the
Ountair., './cOliteet **.htet of
*ad Itre, Vt. J. D‘Man., The
had been oo, tOOky, 4.116W4
LP*00104 Ili the
Wheo, the Sollaefleks
thilittiri Once into the hailtittli Dreceire*
to to attndkg *'isteeorial laWeiOet ,01%
ot the hOte l;iicket lati, the PI** 004 *,
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biatoid: ttee tht
the *e *oh INC.10004...
The Star advises strongly against
rate/iayers voting in favor of- guarantee;
_ing the bonds of the Ontario Weet Shoee
Railway when the bylaw is -submitted in
JatOlarY.. The signal is . urging ratepay-
• v te for the byleve The Star ob-
jects because the bylaw does not -etate
;mild* how and when the money is
to be PidiViier provide for thee retur4 o
any portion not required to complete the
purchase of the right-of-way. The Star
Is aware that these points have been dis-
cussed verbally, but -we are skeptictd and
wbulji like to .seethese thinge in black
and white. • "
. .
. Personale-Hector Hays has returned to
town after his season on the Great
Lakes. . sheriff Resereolds slipped on
theeice-end-fell.
and he was tincOnselbUS for it lime.,
However, he soon recovered and is back
on: the job. . Fred Craigie, Bucalo,
is spending a few days at the old home, _
William street. Captain. Inkster and
Engineer Leonard, of the dovernerent
.Steamer Petrel, are home for the winter.
(cnnet,on News-Reeero
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Jockyway, 4,1at .foathet never-1mi;
comet ”menotterious. Last Week:7-we had
the most glorieue, almost -stuturier wea-
ther, Surlily, *aril days, bright, 'moon-
light nights. This niorning ,we have
about four inches of snow and a eold
north breeze. Looks like tile middle- of
'winter and feels not unlike it. Still, we
are looking forwerd to ,Soine, More nice
weather befote winter really sets ht.
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von
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plenty Ind • '
you'll fool, boitorl,
IINIMENI
M
NG OF
Words Often Misskiled
Immigrant; two m's. grnigralit.; one
m. CamPaign. Observe the aign... De-
meanor, or demeanour. Appeal; two P's.
.Vareillate; one 0, two rs. Dahlia. Ob-
serve the le. . •
Synonyms
Safe, secure, sure, certain-, insured,
guarded, protected.
eelerdente --eager; -fervid, fervent,. flery„„
hot, impassioned, vehement.
Error, mistake, blunder, fallacy, falsity,
oVersight. ;
117Poeriey, edity, aieettation, pre-
-tenseiesanctisnonyfeehaMe _
Arcluou.s; difficult, hard, laborious, on-
erous, toilsome. , '
Perfidious, 'treacherous, faithless, false,
deceitful, disloyal, untrue. •
hate*. the einergener.-- broken
glasses: Illness: important news:
sudden inability to par an ex.
p-ecied lone-stimeneSS fox-. -
family or, friends — your tele.
phone takes care of 'it. A shnple,
inexpensive caft puts you in
inincedi!ite -personal ioneh,
gardleftl of laistinees,
• ',..•%s
'a s
**or 1* ettan
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"'Me a', wOrd three, times and it is
yours.- Let Ate eiriereaseeottr-vocainfrary
by magtering one word each. day. Words
for this lesson:
INVIGORATE; to give life and energy
to; to strengthen. "He was invigorated
the cool, mountain air!'
REPtiONAM.-'-dorattful-in highl-
degrev; offensive. "All rudeness Was re-'
pu'gnant to her nature."' ,
EMANcIPATIOle; act or process of
freeing; liberation. "The emancipation
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• RIONU-d(illisiiRkileC.HVIORKS
HAMILTON STREET
Beat litaierial and Latest
• Deeignil .
' Expert- Worittnanithip
All -Work -Guaranteed! _ _-,-.„-
s Prices' Reasonable
Your business. will be
‘ appreciated.
R. A. SPOTTON •
--Goomen —.-:_ (WI:hick)
P. p. Tiox 161 :-,
PLUMBING, HEATING
SHEET METAMORK
Phone 127 V. OA Bo* 131
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Hanover Post--Ooderich :should he
40,.pp*„.,Aa,ce„ ..Sloce- may last ,only
has been spent on relief7 'Espeb
tiler needs during the winter months the
council Purchased for 'e1200 a farm an
width there are eight acres of beech and
Maple bush. A tootle Will be opened.
Workers will be paid krate per cord for
tutting, and the wood for the !cod and.
0 • g --theere-reeeived:-Reports-eareete
the 'effect that in song way the 'men of
,the 'road got vise to this 'peaetice and
the itUinber .became feWer, from Week to
eelte A pile of. wood, A,saarhorse and
-a buck -saw Were never viewed With faVor.
by met who get their.liVing at the ex.
Petite of the taxpayer. -Nor are they
to he,
ONTARIO CoNSFAVATEVBS
; Premier Bennett ,Will be the: chief
speaker at the 10th minuet tonvention
of the Western Ojeta4ese Arvatbie
„
ABgtagion to be ',be& in opsion �fl
Thursday, •iletelnber, 7., Arrangeffient
for the ratting weed completed at an
ekeelftite Meeting of the aeseciation held
hit weeks, and definite word has now
been received from Mr. Bennett that he
Will be able to be present Ilon. O. S,
WhO, 13 leaving • for a holiday on
evereber 114 Will be back itt time to ate
toia:priii6ttfor.
t
-Storm
-
caue
4gestiorr.
cot #.4
i.tow to Mot:
istressing Pains
After Every Meal
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When Your stomach . us put m
proper celedttion you can eat what
It after. Mr. M. Kindyhall, 'teat
'itildenatatMan., writes -"Some
..tiMeagOl. suffered idistreseing pains
ire My stomach. After eating mr
. Meals *Inane would be,soinething.
'Awful1 decided- to try re bottle* ot
13urdoc1iAlood"iiittertrinat-after'----
finishing it 1 felt.very reech relieVed,
Fr the pest 55 Years and after having taken throe bottles
MAtiorACTURta *SLY
Lfirroteck founlihains had completely left
mitstiftN-,,v04 - ep„
Tererite„, Ont. —
BURDOCK
BLO OD
MIMEO
BITTERS
-Modieal authorittei *tate 'tilt
,.
nearly "nlne.tentha ofthe, eagles ot
etomeett erOttble Indigestion, sour-
'neasi bUtalinf, fiat b1oatinternititel4
ekto.i. ate nue to an teatime ofhydeo.
tiaorie add I* '..ebeeittoneerh, The
delicate aterrateh MMus, le irritated,
dlfaetion is delaYed and fond sour.
ravslirlit ibe'dleatteea.ble sltrintords
which evert *tones:ck matter knoWse
ea Well. e ,,,,,
eertlfletal dheetaneta ate nOt need.
r e4 In Nom
e% caste* and ay do reel
' harta. Try laving resits alt ditestive
. aide ant latteat got from any., dr***
tat ,eonle Illentated. Meanest* Ana
aka * 'tesa*Oentltt ils lurokte* rlltht .
*Mr -oetiltfvricia: sweeten* 'the
atOmaeth vrelfihilt* ttlOviortitkliti6n Ot
*WAS* Skeld mit viktrik it 110• oitanoth
**a or *tali. teiwortitte btesteeta
cite tereeer toreveestever MOM Of
itralik) ii hatInieee, tetireettaiTh efls.
la a fine eseielefr for aeld etotaatit.
It to *meet by tkosteeade et *teal*
le ettioe' their meets *deb ao fee's'
•f Inelsreattave.,.
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