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We will pay the following prices fur Selected No, 1
Poultry. I1)ressed Poultry to be bled in moutb and
dry picked -all feathers off -and starved properly.
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DVIO:10111
1.)10 .1.111119 over 5 lb 119
4 to 5 lb, „.20
11111.1 Hens 4 to 41, lb .17
3,1 ' 1 I
Spring Chicks over 0 111..23 .25 to 4 .
fii to 6 lb. .29 .21
5 to 51 lb. 21 .213
4i Lo 5 lb, JO .21
4 to 41 11), 18 .2(1
untlet .1 lb. .10 .18
411 L 0 3 lb .11
tinder 3 lb ,08
Voting Dueks 5 Ili. and over .22
Young Dnek1 und el 5 lb. .20
8001 010 5 lb, and 0 yer, , 15
Roue/ors under 5 1 b .13
Live Poultry taken at Market value according
to quality,
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News of Local Interest
Time Passes Quickly.
Who would think that nine years
had pas:e,l. since The World War Oattle
to a .finish? Yet a great deal has
happened during that period.
Guy Fawkes' Day.
Saturday was the 322nd anniver-
sary of the discovery of Guy Fawkes'
great gunpowder plot of 1605, cal-
culated by this -"tall and very des-
peratat fellow" to destroy the British
House of Parliament; take the,lifa of
the reigning soverign, James 1 ; and
"blow back the Scots into Scotland.'
Personal Items Always Welcome.
The Post oaks its readers to make
these columns :heir own to the ex-
tent of contr1leiting social and per-
sonalitems are of intereet. If
you have frimuls visiting you, there
is no nicer compliment you can pay
your guests than to take the trouble
to see that their names are mention, -
ed in yosur local newspaper. Call at
or phone The Poet Office --our num-
ber is 31, or send the item by mail
Children's Aid Society.
The annual meeting of the Miran
County Children's Aid Society will
be held in Mackay Hall, Goderich, on
TI-If'qIeY evening, November 1 5ta
at 8 o'clock. Election of officers
will take place and reports of the
work given. (1. Q. Warmer, Judge
of the Juvenile Court, London, will
give all address and Mrs. Frank Saun-
ders and Miss Esther Hume will sing.
The 'nubile are invited. . •
Amount Restored,
Announcement Ins been made by
Hon. L. Oolitic-, provincial secretary,
of the renewal of the 50 cents per
day allowanee to Ontario hospitals
rm. men under treatment or aeci-
dents. suffered in induetry. This pay-
tnent .was cut off when the Work-
men's Confpensation board raisnl the
For die allowoudiee for accident ca.ies
from 82 to $2,50. The renewal of the
50 (-tn. daily allowance willbe re-
inn-Lel:iv, to October 1 and will nut lit
aceompattiod by any decrease in the
Workmtin's Maud Idlowance. The
cost in such caees is very heavy and
the Omario Hoepital Associat.on Mt;
long 1.1m,.(1 that it was only fair to
restore tho 50 cents.
Ditches Car to Avoid Hens.
John Leith, formerly of Brussels,
was driving his car from -Auburn to
Myth onFriday when there WIT; a
flock •of chickens on the road, and
to escape them he turned out !ma
went 111(0 the ditch and through a
wire fence, The car turned over a
couple of times and was damaged -
considerably, but lucki.ly he escaped
with only a few cpts.
Warning Bulletin Issued on Mailing
Ammunition.
Choosing the hunting season as an
opportune time at which to -oural a
warning. the Post office Donartmen+
at Ottawa has issued a bulletin point-
ing out that the sending of an11111131-
ition or other explosive or Inflam-
mable articles through the mails is
prohibited. The offense is one, the
commun'..lue says, for which the sem
der is liable to ipprisonmenr, for five
yeare.
THOSE BOWLERS!
Editor Rides Pegasus to Console
Bowlers' Widows and Orphans
'I'weed,.-Listen to the News as
strikes a chord in behalf of the bow-
lers' relatives: -
"Who's that stranger, mother
dear?"
Look, he knows me. Ain't 'that
•queer?'
"Hush, my child, don't talk so
Wild,
He's your father, dearest ehild.'•
He's my father? Not at all.
Father passed away last fall."
"Father didn't die, you dub,
kithor joined the bowling- club.
Now they've closed the club, So
Has no place to go, you see
No place now for 11101 to roam,
That's why he is coming home,
Kis, him. He won't hurt you„
All those bowling guys look wild."
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Ample resources for loan purposes anci a satisfactory
depository for your funds -
Care anti promptness in looking after your collections
through our 300 branches-.
Courteous and agreeable service from our staff -
The same sound, constructive business principles
that have given this Bank almost a century of
steady growth -
All these features ensure a banking service that
earns the high appreciation of our customers.
Our Brandt near you will
welcome your Aceount
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BANK OF NO SCOTIA
ESTABL1S1121) 1832
Capital $10,000,000 Reserve $1.9•500.000
Resources 045.000.000
NIS
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for ihe Ki_DDIES
Get a pair early and avcid the first cold,
from wet ft.-vt, that may keep the
youngster in discomfort all through the
winter.
Loaf( for the trade -mark.
THE
ore
'RAISER co
LIMITED
We are diaplaying a complete
variety of "Northern" footwear
for men,, boys, women, misses
and children.
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[Paulo roblic School Report
II00:11 311.
Following is 11(1' result of examiti-
ationa during September and 0(1101).
SitIV-
Mauna. Hamilton 78
Sato Yolleck 78
Mary Roe 74
Jack Dcoglas 73
71
67
65
Melvin ThompSon 59
Norman Thompson 59
Jack NI cDowell 57
Scott Bitrobill 65
Russel FOX 53
Jo, IV -
Marguerite Logan 74
Jessie Little
Dean Davison
Mamie NliQuarrie 60
Russel Fitt -tow 68
Marguerite Bryans 65
Jack Rutleoge 01
Frieda Pollard 611
Russel Bryans 57
W J. Rutledge 50
Mac McDowell 413
Stewart Lowe 30
Phyllis Bcyana 38
SR III -
Edna Davison 75
Donald McRae 74
Jessie Caldwell 68
Fred 8111 (11(111 67
Lorne Kerr 61
Tom Gat/Image 60
Alice Pope 59
John Campbell 58
Fergnson 54
Stewart Brigham 53
Lyle. Hicks 40
Bill Edwards 45
7111111 Parrow 44
Nancy Fowler
Evelyn Riley
itu Kerr
Gladys Pitman]
KEN- I., A ('8-11011, Teacher.
R0051 U '
THE 18)5(1
Things: NN'tairli 11r.v6 Ielpoil to Build
To.lay'a Ilig
10 America, a. cordite, /11 MI6.18 1
1'''!" 1,-, t: 1'.. ;1661141in
1811016,r. Thor,. an, /lion, awl,
1.,•wer enormoosiv• rich 0,11. 0, 711,
11101'' thing is linnp...nitez 10;c
Thoro are not a very 1111”011 1111':1
1.4'1' Of mill'onitires In lirttaio. latt
thin -o aro very woalthy
Bow are their fortno.,e u61; -
Shinning i0-011 fo»ndollon
or mor,' of tie m than any ode r 10-
1111,11ry, perhaps, I•hiwvially 1
tie, war period. 1'n((n bic
millions for more than -nii, I's loll, -
slid 011 hate proved to he 6.o3(1
to sovoral ()Riot's.
Most PsoPli, would say that 11.;.1,1;
Inc' is one of the inosi lueraths,
n61101. As a matter of fact, Ili;
• oidon clays of Islek ti,rino, 1 Ir.
The prtento 16,0;i 1,806 1.. •
''('''(1Into 11' . • ; ."
rolubthalions, whioh pi'., ;1,, prollt8
not for one or Iwo (11 ;fit n'r
,le -.ode of slim- ,11,idei-.1,
Many vast Individual fort linos have
been triode in itismranc-. There ;1
molly mon earnii,,, 51(111(00 6 yea,
10001 Insurs,16,-, dirsotera,,,8,
Of trades, drapery 18 porhaps tho
most lucrative. Noxt to it comes the
in ott trade, Lord Vestey, 111.0 ('f')8
10)11 a vast meat busine.,s, le a mil-
lionaire. Almours:, of America. have
• nt ummdons tinarydal reson,c,s, At
ornsent they an- et,nducting a war
,101;41118; 18o (1111111 meat interests.
'"here are .-tt least six 111111 in
-.oho (1(1 80 incomoa nf 31 .5oniton
ar ettell front gold and diamond
(11184 .1,
Who 1.0 111' ri08081 mon in II,
1 Pord tops tho
• itsl, )3i (1 tharoff, Sir ATM
11 171y. r,p.. n.deln. Sir. :ID -l-
ion, and Aft% ;try rr.,r,a'ty
1911t8: them.v-Ito In 1 the 1001,11' WIZ-.
int (.10805t.
Following is the report For SOpt P111. • ..
... .._ . _...... _ .__......--...,--,
1)611' 1t11(1 October. Pupils examined in ' "r'''''''s •'.1"f. 0(11'.1 ''1181"5 T'll'•
A.ritli , Li t., (i'og , I -list. and Mit, . To 811'412:OW 1111. 1111 • 0'.(i( •,. 11 10.
sub- emn ,-, lung 1111ti :•Y1,• Ca/I:11,i . ..
Aleeit Gibson 88 ' at all sounds. to r:,:c (1). 1,41,
d 07(%1,11 I. 5,'t .11.1! .,I o 4 •nt-ml 1.1 ..1
130y1110 F6rayt he 88
Stella 11.91de/son 77
Billy Paiute' 76
Jean Riley 60
Irene Riley(3')
V.,1 O 1P11X ........... ..... -64
1( tildeen ii,,ylet, 54.
Helen Dough,: 51
Lloyd lierttaghan fit
Bert ilicl 41
*Lick Parrow „ , 30
*Jim Ritchie. 22
,)1t 111 -
Sit, 1:1- -
He 1 1 Plum 80
.1108 138e8er 85
11,1.1 (111.1 Yolleck 81
'Porn Strao ban 77
Bowman Gitlin:tab 76
Mai it-- King. 75
Mite iLil wad d 70
Jim Douglas 67
RI .1.1 'Monte 6(3
*Minn (1ly(t415 65
MrOurdy Lowry (30
*Noreen Rutledge 59
Ned Rutledge 57
*Ellwood Alcgitarrie 99
Jit IT-
(iertild Gibson SI
Jim Palmer 78
Marjory Riley 75
Isabel 111cTitvialt 74
Alargaret Scott 78
13111 y Stephenson '7'1
Mat jorie Kerr 71
Ethel Pox 66
Garfield II enderson 50
0A 0(11(0 Holmes 80
*D(?rothy Ballantyne 27
MARY E. NroNon, 'Poacher.
PRIMABY ROONI
VTII OtiosS-
Since Moore 76
John Fowler '70
IV -
Billy Itektnier 92
Eileen 11-loguarrie 90
1311,1y King, ,. 81)
Omar Cunningham 88
Hartley Rutledge 87
Pone Mob adzaan ..., 85
Edith MoTavish 88
Irma Riley 8(1
Betty 13est 79
Harvey G-188011 78
Geciege Galbraith 75
Frank Rutledge 72
*Elmer Ewan ....... ..... 70
*Isabel Brigham 68
III -Excellent- Mildred Whittard,
Good -Jack Lowry,
II -Excellent -Frank scat, Mary
Davison, Virginia Plum, Mary Elden
Kerr, Buster Styles, Mary Beaker,
Good -Addie Douglas,
I -Excellent - Mac Stephenson,
Doris Pawson, Good-wAllan Brig.
ham.
t. Bt/citAxas, Teacher,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 91 11(27
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JNGER
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log
Ontario
Two Weeks' Big Selling of all
Lines of - Winter Merchandise
IBEX FLANNELE rcb: BLANKETS
$2.29 •
PENMAN'S No, 95 Combinations
$3.98
6.50 V- in, NI.,n's Wool Wind -
breakers 3,95
45c & 40c Pajama Cloths .32
WO M EN'S Georgette and Silk
Dresses 10.00
50 FUR TRIMMED COATS at
19.00
.05
200 YARD Cotton Spools
3 Nitrth Star Comforter Batts 1.00
$1 2.00 Pure Wool Blank( is 8.95
MEN'S $40.00 Glencairn Serge
Suits, Blues and Greys 32.00
25 Men's Fine Suits, reg. $33 00
and $35.00. Your choice 26.75
20 MEN'S Overcoats at 20.00
Gbod Blues and Tweeds
30 YOUNG Men's Suits at 19.00
Season's best, newest styles
Large Choice Women's Fine Fur
Coats - Persian Lamb, Hudson
Seal, Muskrat, French Seal.
14 CHILDREN'S Coats, regular
values to $t1.5o. Choice 5.00
Hundreds of Other Good Buys from Our Big niter Stocks
Roads are Good Air is Crisp Winter About Here
Extra Values Await You Come and See us
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ETHEL PUtiLIC SCHOOL
SH8loit Room
Following is the eport for Sepletn
ber and October.
CLAss V--113x(0111400in A;(.
Lain, F ('11 1-1,, Distory a1id GolllOOS•
Rion.- Edna Entail( in 86.4 ; 51111 111
Michel 82 5 ; Dal Vin Kreuter 81 -
Fon rth and 1(41) 11 s examined 114
Spell., Aral: , Deng., (tram. and
Comp SR, IV -Margaret Lawless 61
Jit I 1; -Hindon bletelitholtu 7711,;
Pr001 (-)C 18111111118Kraut 00 76 o ; T, 04(0,1018explanaiion,
75,3; Della 51 e [olds 74 5 : Jim 31eN.A1
s,..41d hpr
(1,1(1), I,. 1.
by Ail. 3,F!.. 11,11 n. , 1•• 4.. t
111011 1 '1'1 11 • 11, IN 10
r111.--4 1111,1 •
1111 0.11:0 e!.1
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01' oi•
•
1rel• 1; . •.•
of;1,541 ; 1, 110.1:I • ", 1
111'••17 1. '1'''.' '1 'li' •• '
of 101(.1.1, 1:••1
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le iP -PH. '11'
: .tiwkr r :n
1..i‘.•e41 13(l,41"8l 191 0,'-,
in • o I 11)1' w 11,1 '''-,1 ;3:
3, whit, 1, '1, I 1-1- 1-
30,imu.a00 ;s to be oni
lotzs again at ,1•:010
80 1101 o: 101 11--1,111, 1.1/11 --
('(u, Thr11 • a 1' 1 11•• 1.,on;•,;••••
or river, laid ee.e:1, and (0‘ nna,"o•
a at ion. 11 ;thou tirty
loin; ;Intl thirty. feet 11,...,1., and ••
•1 ('((9)('t1((I)(( lilt-- n (bait, its honer
fottnd In
Only 'Nothing afore.
sena, years :040 1-1,1;r° ksti 81 (31"-
- (11"
gre.:0 Northwest a multi-milliera:r.,,
• anti a newspaper mon bo furnishe.1
110W,, stuff to .EI 801 o Of naport,
wrote an artlele orning sh;
paper pohliii",od 1,i, article and 1106
or them did not. of the 0P -e
Wrote the corr,thoutiont rt•ason,
saying, "The mon NV:1S HMI;
that was all there -was to his 114',..6
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Miss Reta Elliott, is the new office
girl at the agricultural Office, Clin-
ton.
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Wanted T.
Highest market price paid
for all kinds of hides. 44..
PERCY STEPHENSON
Phone 8512 ETHEL
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W. A. el ariton, Pre ident, 184 College
4.+,161.444.4.4.4444.44.161.1444+0+4I
72(1;Alyrle Wilson 71, sit, I 1 I-
CI -mat -till 78 5 ; *Allan (111.1,8 11(1 71 2
Lee Allan Wavillaw 728 ; Clatto
Michel 7131; Doreen L LU -lees 09 ;
Stewart Marmis 68 5; Velma Handl,
ton 01.8 Jit. HI l(ranter
81,5 ; Nelson Sleigh 1 lod 10 08 TIK!se
mai I.:.eil*n.d.spa 0110 110 11101, examin-
ations, IL FEA11, 'reacher.
JuNioit Ruim
113511111101100 in Spell., Ai 11 Di•Og'
Lit. and Read. Sti. I 1--Bryati Ames
78 ; Annie levant:lin 71(1 Lune Dee.
jardine 09; S. Briny ;11 ; Alex 51c.1‘.iel1
137 ; Mai jorie Brown 52. ;1 II 6/111
Franklin 93 ; Ross Cunningham 68;
Ada Wartilow 63 ; Stuart liroWn ;
'Bertha Earl 48. 1- Exutpliked 0,,,
Spell., Rend. and Arith.-11eleu Cot .• I
rie 02 ; Nora (1001 1. 81; Ruby (-lilt 80
Roby Gilltinson 82 ; N1ichel 1
78 ; Dorothy Krauter 74 ; Stanley
1‘ 'ham 4(3 ; Arnold 113101 19. IA
PR -Rnt It Franklin, 1-1 clon Desjar-
Eflidle.Ouhnineltam excellent, 1
Bertram Dettlerliog, Jack Dittibar,
.10011. .A Hamilton fair. I
E. M. FaAssu, Teacher,
1. t
ent•Mble EFen44 ther
historq of fife Empire -
Charles eotrw,
BIRTH OF ADMIRAL VERNON
Two hun Ind and forty-211re,- voar
taro, and the 12th November, 101(3 1
Adnikal Pahvard Vernon, one of th
great outstanding naval leadeN
the fir)? half of the eighteenta
tory, was born in London.
I Aelmol, 1131 -1',' he devoted 2 lartt-
1 He was educati-,1 tit Westminstt•
mount of. his leisure lime to (8-'
private study of special sobi.a
whIch would be beneficial to bin. it
; future career, and at 1.11e age of
(7 111- secured a commission in the
1 Royal Navy,
IThroe 5', '((Is later he set -v...4 -wad. 1
Admiral- Remise at the capture ut
Gibraltar, and hie gallanlry during
tho engagement attracted the
of Lu'( -11 Anne, woo rewarded the
youog nrrie,,r wid1 a personal gift
of Two hundred pounds. After sev-
eml years survive in the 1ilerlit.•reaa-
pan, the Baltic and the Wes-; Indies
311,' nary entered a )(l '('011(3 of inactiv-
ity, owing to the policy of peace in-
augurated by Sir Robert 'Walpole,
and Vernon then found time to en -
ti it 110 Meal arena, He entered
Parliament in 1722, ;mil front then
until his death,' 35 7,,ears later, he
was seldom without a seat in the
liouse of Commons, where he was a
regular attendrunt when on shore.
Re took a prominent part in the
stormy debates regarding the war
mlicy and naval adminis'antien of
he government and W11.3 11 1110.4 ef-
active speaker. but his habit of ,
bulging in extravagant language ;
requently involved him in trouble.
Early in 1 739 he severely critic- 1
Zed the policy of 'the government
ith regard to the war with Spain I
-nd made the extremely rash state-
101Tt that he could .capture Porto
olio with a fleet of six ships, which I
ed to his being taken at his word ;
nd despatched on What seemed to
veryone to be an impossible Under- 1;
aking. Port Bello, a Spanish town
10111:1i rtth'f10.11:4'1-;1' Vierti;ici(1)1c,(7:1:111:11::11'llo tho,
and Pent, and it wit," very strongly
, •
... la\ ing it large garrison in
or it, mai.y Ports, vhilo The liars.
h.rdr hy hat,eries or
Vi.,..11911 was
; supplied wkil «11 Ies ;lad 1,,1t1 to
vnidure lit. t.00711, and (0-d off
Pc.rto 1.1..'.10 on :Iv. 201 h.
,
11 11- 01111-. ,•tihIN-1.0(1 th, forts
a boe-11..,,,Iment, which he
onntimn•ii •.,' Of diu, and
I Huai eft'. ated 1111.,11,? and captured
311- t;cA-n •• of only seven
Wianon gets a, liquor store, The
store 10011 (10 situated the Odd Fel-
10W5 1110-18.
Kincardine howlers bad I he Joynt
trophy overnight and then lost it to
Lneknow,
Only one criminal et1.0. that of
manslaughter will be heard al Bruce
Pall assims \Valltenon, Hid.= Tear, •
Poultry and Pet Stock Asoo via t ion
of °Insley decided to bold hoi r
nal poultry show, on January 4, 5 and
0, 1928.
No More Pretty
Shoes -for Dorothy
Dorothy Deeps shyly at you throng))
a tangle of pretty dark curls. It you I
are a man, she Is hoping against hope
that you might be hor Daddy, be. '
cause he used to come and see her 4
and bring her pretty shoes, but ho
doesn't come any more. 1 w
Dorothy cannot understand why.
If You are a lady she knows you can't 31
belong to her because the purse says ,
her mother died years ago. It's hard
far a pa girl of five to understand II
all this, and why she shouldn't have 1
the joys that other little girls always
have, and, above all, why she should
be In the tiresome bed so much!
But the kindly doctors and nurses 1,
at the Queen Mary Moto -Rot are very
patient with helpless little Dorothy
and hope to fight off the dreaded con-
sumption fttid. nialto her sound and
work? Tour gift to the Hospital Will was OtIV of the competitors in the champion sod class and theC'r,ntr(biltlons mol be sent to Ston.
be gratettilly ruceived, annual plowing match held bytie -
Mt. Pleasant branch of the Ontario sweePstaltes for the best finish in
Plowman's Association. He ' the fi;c1d.
1,0 ;13, 111.-n. This rem-tritable achiov-
I 111”1"t 11,11.8. 1,1111 'cl11 of the nat-
11.71, ;11,.1 ,111,F.1111:1111, fa to
lire t i - of Panama and
Cart:tee-ea ("(111 mnel: stronger force
ne war a ed 111 : 1 .*1-..•
with ,Ite
IIn 17 111. viten 111 1.ommand of the
Charm 31' '4. he resettled the inter-
- fer.nee of tin, Admiralty and resign-
. ed Ili • inlet (li, unwise 3)11111103131118
of a venni,- of pamphlets, in which he
detniled hi: many .9T3cVanc,,8 against
the government and di...losed some
1 '14 31(31(1 -a-erets, led to his nam be-
ing r, moved from the list of flag
1 officers mid terminated his naval car-
oer, but he eontinued his activities
in Parliament uotil his death on the
30th October, I 757.
Vellum wa-: Int.ed for the strict
attention which he ai 1 to illo healta
of his mon, by whom he W118 chris-
um/A "Old Crag", a nickname which,
was derived from the peculiar cloak
he -wore, which tt'LlA 11111(10 of a heavy
cloth known as grogram. When he
in.rotinced the addition of water to
the rum serveci out to his meal tho
:mixture became known as grog, a
name -which it still retains.
Tobias Smollett, the novelist, ser-
ved under Vernon in 'Lae Panama
expedition as a surg-eon's mate, and
he then gained: the knowledge which
he afterwards used to describe tho
life on board H.M.S. "Galloper" in
his famous work "Roderick Random
"WiLouldn't you 111(6 to help this Mr. Percy Passmore, of Tisbornc, corded in capturing- second place in
, Street, 710rOato a, Oantarlo,