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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1938-04-21, Page 3r`THIURS., APRIL 21, 1938. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD WHAT CLINTON WAS DOING IN THE GAY NINETIES PROVINCIAL, LOTTERIES The Ontario Legislature last week, by a substantial majority, passed a measure in favor of Government sup- ervised hospital sweepstakes, Thus has the lottery question come out into the open. ` Premier Hepburn is in favor of hospital sweepstakes, and so is Premier Duplessis, of, Que- bec, and it is believed that the pas - Do You Remember What Happened During The Last sage of the measure in the Legisla- ture will tend to strengthen the hands Decade Of The Old Century? of both Premiers on a joint drive The Clinton News-Record,to remain there until such time as his against the Federal Government in the field of taxation. April 21, 1898: services are wanted at the new fat- That there ,would- be opposition Y' against legalizing sweepstakes for Mr, D. Connell is at work making Rev. W. Wade, wife and son, ie- hospitals or any other purposes, goes improvements in the River Hotel, Bay. turned to Dakota. on Wednesday; Mr. without saying. Nor are the people field, and Mr. J. J. Fisher will follow Wade would have preferred to remain !n Ontario, who comprise this oppo- him with, the paint brush with Mr, here, but circumstancesmade it ne, sition, whether clerical or laymen, to John Kennedy perhaps assisting to eessary for him to go back; they were be set down as hyprocrites. help on the jab. ticketed through by A. 0. Pattison. As a matter of fact, there is, and The annual meeting of the Clinton Tyndall Bros.' announced a redue- always has been in Ontario particu- Cricket Club was held in the Hotel tion in the price of milk on Monday , vy Clarendon on Friday evening when to 3e a quart, and now the reduction pronounced in thedfeeling districts, g a ling the following officers were elected for is general. pronounced feeling against gambling the year: Hon. Pres., G. D. McTag- Henry Jesting Jr. hastaken a pori- in any form. And, if sweepstakes Bart; Hon. Vice, R. Ransford; Pres., tion in a Detroit machine shop, and are nota gamble, what is? And, T. Jackson, Jr.; Vice, Lack Kennedy; his ,family remove to that city _ this when Premier Hepburn, in thepedLegiso Sec: Treas.F. R. Hodgins; Executive week. lature,egalz branded all those opposed to Committee, J. McMurehie, N. Fair, A. We understand that . W. Cale; of ilegalized sweepstakes as hypocrites, McGervia; Match Committee, L. Ken- Ohapleau, will resume his former out ooked very much give if a had goo- nedy, R. Agnew, G. W. Barge; Sub- position of'stenographer with the of his way to peof- nedy, seription Committee, A. MeGarva, F. Macpherson & Bovey Ca. fence to a large and influential many Jackson, F. W. Terry, A. Armstrong.- of the electorate, including many of The treasurer's report for the year hisown supporters. showed a deficit of $40.74, but the ex- When The Present Century It is a well knownfact that while this lotteries of all kinds are illegal in pe year will be lighter and Ontario,in it is hooted to end up with a balance Was Young oungthe law concerning them, on hand. , many eases, is a dead letter. And it The Clinton News -Record, might be said further, that churches The West Huron Board of License are among the main offenders. There Commissioners have granted licenses .April 17, 1913: is no proof, however, that the clergy - to the foIIowing: Jos. Rattenbuy, J. Tire •Provincial; Board of Health men in charge of any er all of these C. Miller, J. J. McCaughey, Thomas exhibit car arrived in -Clinton on Wed- offending churches, personally ap- Dawson,; Shop, Lack Kennedy. held nesday and is now on a siding at the prove of the actions of their congre- over, S. Pike, G. Milne. Grand Trunk depot. It contains many gatiens in holding lotteries for the A daughter of Mr. Thos. Penning- interesting exhibits in picture and purpose of raising church funds. ton, Colborne, fractured her arm by a printed form, and is well worth see- As a matter of fact, we know of fall on Saturday. Another grocery is to be opened out ing' one church which has a mild raffle we hear the vacant store adjoining Mr. and A. Bailey and daughter, under way at the present time, whose We hear in. & Bax's furniture ern -Per -Winnie, of Palmerston, were guests minister was never consulted on the rum, over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. matter. And the reason he was not The famous Waterloo Brass Band W Bailey, of town. The two gentle - has been secured for Clinton's May men are brothers. The visitor took 24th. Demonstration and there will over the agency at Wingham this be several other bands as well. week of the Prudential Life Insurance The agitation has been revived for Co.r. Fred Mason, who has been the removal of the Stavely Hall from learning the barbering business at the market square. Some favor its Lawson's barber shop, has secured a erection on that vacant piece of land to the rear of Wiltse's grocery, while position with one of the big shops at others again prefer the Dinsley tor- London. per. They will have to rush their Mrs. Lattornel and daughter are projects along as in a comparatively here, the former having been called short time Mr. •Cooper begins at the home owing to the illness of her back work.•mother, Mrs. Combe Sr. The following from Clinton attend- Mayor Gibbings leaves for Winni- ed the Conservative Convention in peg on Monday next. Dungannon Tuesday: Dr. Bruce, D. Mr. Erie $udon, of Exeter, has B. Kennedy, D. Cantelon, J. P. Do- taken the position of junior in the herty, P. Cantelon, Dr.' Blacken, 3. Nelson's bank here. A. Ford, .0 Wallis, A. Shrenk, johnThe League of Ontario, street Johnston. church elected officers at the meeting On Tuesday night fire visited Olin- on Monday evening. Those cleated ton intwo places Fire broke out in were; Pres,, Miss Carrie Shipley; let the engine room at Doan's tannery Vice, Ethel Bradshaw; 2nd Vice, Lucy about 1 o'clock. The building was Stevens; 3rd Vilce, Harold Pinkett; destroyed and ,everything went ter in 4th Vice, Frank Tyndall; Secretary, smoke. Sparks started a fire going at the dwelling of Miss Core on an adjoining street and the building was partially destroyed. Mr. Tedford had his hand engine pileying upon the Core building. Davis & McCool beat the record in getting a team to the en- gine house for the steamer. A. McTavish, son of Mr. D. McTav- ish, Stanley, has been booked by Mr: W. Jackson for the Klondike and leaves for the land of cold and gold next week. Mr. and Mrs. .3. N. Bell of Oelwein, Iowa, who earee over for the funeral of the latter's brother, the late Will Emmerton, at Goderieh, are guests of Mr. J. T. Emmerton. The Clinton New Era, April 22, 1898: This week will see nearly alt spring Mrs. Dixon; Corr. -See., Lucy Cooper; Treas., Emma Plumsteel; Pianist, El- va Wiltse; Assistant, Clara Holtz- hauer. Next week Mr, Hellyar will address the meeting on watchmaking. Goderieh Township — Mr. James Niftier of the Bayfield line has. rent. ed Mr. John Shepherd's farm for a term of years. Mr. William Clark is busy moving to the farm he purchased from Mr, George Shepherd Mr. Shepherd has moved to Holmesville. Mr, 3. `Halstead has rented the Cas- sil farm' on the 9th con., which lays alongside of his own. Mr. Fred Nott, London Road, has purchased 50 acres from Mr. Arthur Stevenson and he has now a good siz- ed farm of 150 acres. consulted was because of his well known opposition to such methods. And, no doubt, there are hundreds of other ministers and members of their congregations, who have been placed 171 a similar position. Two wrongs never yet have made a right. And it is not right to say that because a. law is being flouted by a small majority, that that law should be repealed, .and something else substituted in its place. At the same time, if the Govern- ment is going to continue to wink at the infractions of the gambling laws, perhaps it would be better to legal- ize lotteries and sweepstakes, and bring them out into the open. In such an event, no one would be forced to buy a sweepstake ticket on a hospital, which would be the thin edge of the wedge. That, in itself, would be a great relief to the ave- rage man on every main street, as well as to countless others through- out the country. As it is now, the church lottery and every other kind of private lot- tery to which we are afflicted, is pretty much of a hold-up,; a racket, or anything else you might like to call it, The Government lottery might, at least, be an improvementin that respect. However, it is the Federal Govern- ment that holds the trump cards, and before the people in. the Province try to make an issue out of it, it might be well to wait and see what the Fed- eral Government is going to do about it. --Huron Expositor. MOTOR VEHICLE 1938 MARKERS The following shows the distribu- 281151 to 48R99 Markham tion, o1' 1938 passenger car registra- 49I11 to 10489 Lindsay tion plates in Ontario 105R1 to 839119 Peterboro 840R1 to 884110 Marmara 885111 to 099119 Perth —8-- 1-1 to 2S150 Perth 2S151 to 2S800 ,...... ..... Westport 2S801 to 5S150 Smith's Falls 59151 to 65900 Carleton Place 69901 to 89500 Arnprior SS501 to 15S99 Renfrew 16S1 to '46550 Pembroke 46851 to 62550 Campbellford 62S51 to 63599 Keewatin 6481 to 72599 Kenora 7381 to 78850 ., Dryden 78851 to 89999 ....... Fort Francis 9051 to 33999 Fort William 34091 to 67999 ,. Port Arthur 680S1 to 69459 .. Schreiber 69551 to 764S9 Cochrane 76651 to 844S9 . Ansonville 84591 to 999S9 Timmins The following letters are omitted throughout—G, 1, 0, Q. Unlettered 1-500 Toronto Doctors Di to D6000 . Toronto —A-- Al A—A1 to 999A9 Toronto --8- 1B1 to 999B9 Toronto —C— IC1 to 999C9 Toronto. —D_,. ID1 to 1D999 Toronto 2D1 to 91)400 . , , .. , .... Weston 9D401 to 999D9 Hamilton IT1 to 3T500 Timmins —E-- 3T510 to 6T950 ICirkland Lake 1E1. to 15999 5T951 to 7T150 New Liskeard 2E1 to 19E99 Toronto 7T151 to 7T900 ,. ,,.. Cobalt 20E1 to 96E99 Hamilton 7T901 to 15T09 S. S'. Marie Brantford 16171 to. 181'50 Bruce Mines 2751 to 22449 Paris 18T51 to 211750 T'hessalon 22551 to ?3459. , . Woodstock 21T51 to 23T99 Blind River 24T1 to 9959 .. London 24171 to 251709 .. .. Richard Ldg --F— 26171 to 301750 .... .. Gore Bay 801751 to 321'50 L. Current 1F1 to 70F99 . London 321751 to 34T50 Mindemoya 71171 to 801'50 .. ..... , ..... Glencoe 341751 to 361760 ...... Manitowanin.g 801'1 to 584F9 ... Chatham 361751 to 40750 Espanola 585171 to 7791'9 Tilbiu'y 40T51 to 411'50 Chaplean 780171 to 999179 Walkerville 411751 to 214179 Sudbury `g— 215171 to 279179 ..... Sturgeon Falls 280T1 to 549179 North Bay 1H1 to 311800 ' . , ... , ... Walkerville 550171 to 634T9 Powassan 3H801 to 981199 Windsor 6351'1 to 739179 Parry Sound 99111 to 934119 Oshawa 740T1 to 8191'9 Burk's rails. 935111 to 999119 Bowmanv!lIe 820171 to 929179 .. . , Wiarton 930171 to 999T9 Port Rowan _3_- 131' to 23400 Bowinanville —11- 25401 U25401 to 33900 Port Hope 1711 to 799129 Ottawa 33901 to 53950 ... , Cobourg 800121 to 999129 In Reserve 53951 to 21350 ............. Belleville ``, 21351 to 45350 Picton 45351. to 48350 Deseronto 11/1 to 3V10Q r Midland 48J51 to 72599 Napanee 3V101 to 3\7999 ... ,. Vankleek H. 7351 to 44439 Kingston 4V1 to 5V300 Alexandria 44531 to 599:59 . ....... Gananoque 5V301 to 617350 Casselman 60031 to 989.19 Brockville . 61/351 to 8V900 Winchester 99031 to 99959 Prescott 8V901 to 131799 Kemptvilie `K— 141,71 to 191,750 Bothwell 19V51 to 24V99 . , , ... Tamworth 11(1 to 2K550 Prescott 23V1'to 32V50 Oiveed 21(551 to 71(600 Cornwall 32151 to 42V99 .......... Bancroft 71(601 to 9I(600 Fort Erie 43V1 to 49V99 Hastings 91(601 to 47K09 ............Welland 50V1 to 59V99 Beaverton 481(1 to 76I(50 Dunnville 60V1 to 67V99 ....... Sutton W. 701(1 to 7591(9 Tillsonbug 60V1 to 73\750 .. • .. Kapuskasing 760X1 to 964K9 Aylmer , 73V51 to 771750 Rainy River 965I(1 to 999109 St. Thomas 17'71751 to 821750 Englehart _ 82V51 to 999179 ........... Toronto 1L1 to 5L550 St. Thomas 1— V 5L551 to 71999 Leamington 1W1 to 3W250 Toronto,8L1 to 9L450 Kingsville 3W251 to 5W700 Lakeview 9L451 to 145,50. West Lorne 5W701 to 6W999 Blenheim 14L51 to 331,99 Wingham 7W1 to -7W250 ...s . Kababeka Fls. 34L1 to 5211,50 ......... 'Walkerton 7W251 to 9W500 Ingersoll 52L61 to 66L50 Hanover -I 9W501 to 61W50 New Toronto 661,51 to S2L99 Durham 151W51 to 77W99 .........Trenton 831,1 to 669L9 Guelph 78W1 to 86W99 Madoc 670L1 to 869L9 St. Marys 87W1 to 304W9 Dundee 870L1 to 9991.9 Sarnia 305W1 to 3841V9 ...........Bolton —M— 385Wl to 404W9 Chesley 495W1 to 649W9 Uxbridge 1M1 to 4M750 Sarnia 650W1 to 914W9 . Exeter 4M751 to 46M99 'St, Catharines 915W1 to 990W9 ..... New hamburg 47M1 to 164M99 Niagara Falls —X - 165M1 to 679M9 680M1 to 999M9 Kitchener 1X1 to 1X800 ....... New Hamburg 1X801 to 4X100 Richmond Hill 117-- 4X101 to 6X350 Oakvie 1141 to .711100 Kitchener 65(851 to 7X200 ........ Schombellrg 7N101 to 28N99 .... , Stratford 7X201 to 8X550 Forest 29141 to 451499•Mitchell 8X561 to 9X100 Wheatley 46141 to 651499 Clinton 0X101 ta'25X99 Hagersville 66171 to'841450 Gaderich 26X1 to 38X99 Unionville 841451 to 214119 Harriston 39X1 to 41X60 Ferona 215141 to 359149 Kincardine 41X51 to 481199 Verona 360141 to 754149 ......... Brant tarn 49X1 to 51X99 Souix Lookout 755141 to 9991\179 Orangeville 52X1 to 57X09 .. , , Thoenbuy 68X1 to 677009 Port Elgin PAGE 3 GUARANTEED GOODYEARS Drive in today! We'll put fresh, new Goodyeiars ... at the price you want to pay ... on your car while you wait! Trade in your old tires No red tape! No. delay! Your credit is good here ... use it! Brownie's Service Station Clinton, Ontario. ante fills every ear; but it is the fields, but he is exceedingly dilatory surging, hidden. mob -within the walls lin attending to his own crops, When below that tell him what to speak I chance to pass his place, which I and what to say. He can neither re -;frequently do, it is more than likely ject their . folly nor transcend thein that I shall see him lifting a leg pre - wisdom. He has no choice but to paratory to surmounting a fence, to obey the commands of his unseen' work in the field which it encloses; prompters fbut should I look a second time a �. _ minute or two later, I will be sure 'to see him climbing the same fence on his "The people amongst whom I am way back he had forgotten his hoe! living are not illiterate. Of those Ho never prepares firewood for the whom I know personally there is on- kitchen stove until just before meal- ly one who cannot read or write. An- time, and when his wife is bawling other can read a little, but cannot out for it; and in a dozen little ways write. All the rest can read, most of he dodges or defers wank for the them easily, and all can write, though time, though knowing that it must be with some the work is laborious. But done sooner or later. He may have the majority of the literates read but calculated to a nicety, figuring that little and write not at all. All are d fom land -lovers. There is not a solitary he cannothas seesavejustefhawrt ha arriveagically,s a.tbut that man who does not produce something -conclusion, from the soil, whether he owns a foot' "Many of his expressions are de - of earth or not; and what he does not lightfully droll. I never heard him eat as he goes along, his women folk speak of any ailment except ouee, preserve for the winter, and in quan- when he said that he heal a worri- tities that suggest a haunting fear of ment in his stomach. Surely this is impending famine, 1 have been 811 an interesting variant from the usual several fruit houses, as the women plain stomach ache or colic. The tact can their caches. As a rule they are time I strolled past his place his wife, half -buried in the side of a bank, as' had scan pro coining down the envision against both heat and frost,' dirt road, came to the door of her and the rows of filled jars of fruit kitchen, and asked pre if I had seen and vegetables awaken more pleasing her husband—she said that she had widens than would any • description, been calling for him, and wanted hint however emit, of a far-off land right away. 1 told her that'I had flowing with th milk and honey, not seen him, but that if I did I would "For the most part the people of take him what she said, A minute or the co ure that y I live in are poor, Yet two later I saw him emerging from I nm sure thin an equal population behind a fodder stack near the bonn- in any large town there is a greater dary of his little holding and quite proportion who suffer the hardships close to the road. I told him that his inflicted by poverty than there is wife had been calling for him. "I here. Here a very little money will am satisfied of that", he said simply go a long way, and it is enough to —and went shambling along in 'the pay for the best thing that money direction he had taken. What he did 68X1 to 78X99 Hawkesbury can buy in. any market in the world—when he disappeared behind a stack --P a sense of security. In town money 79X1 to 92X60 Alliston of rye straw I cannot guess. Hie 11'1 to 21'66079X1 92X51 to 98X99 Thamesv]lle Newmarket 99X1 to 159X0 Havelock be obtained at all here, and three- vete were goes in buying things which cannot beautifully concise reply and his nai- $P051 to 51'200 revealing: they indicated NEED HOGS OF RIGHT WEIGHT 61'201 to 91'3609P351 to 33P50 B�rsie 160X1 to 379X9 Port Colborne fourths of which can be dispensed clearl that so frequentlydid such Export of surplus Canadian pork 33351 to 401'50 Gravenhurst G15X1 to 999X9 Toronto with no sense of deprivation. Town calls one they had ceased to be itci- products ensures a strong hog mar- 52P1 ar- 401'61 to 51P59 Bracebr]dge folk spend their days in inventing toting—they had become merely mon- ket, but the production of sufficient 52P1_to 621'99- ...., Huntsville _y_ as , new appetites, and then break their otonous." The Clinton News -Retard; hogs suitable for :tion of a serious 63PI to 721'50 Amherstburg 1Y1 to 1Y650 Toronto bucks in seeking means for gratify- Sp Ends my friends letter. He is a April 17th, 1eeor problem,particulariyorexhogs serious the 721'51 to 86P50 Ridgetown 1Y561 to 2Y100 Alvinston ing them. A 861'51 to 98P50 Dresden "To bachelor. He seems to be more syn- 2Yi01 to 9Y200 : , : Toronto my way of thinking; the most athetic with the old man that. with desired weight (190 to 200 lb.). For 981'51 to. 2791'9 Petrolia 9Y201 to 9Y999 Lucknaw p 1.937 it is estimated that Canada's 280P1 to 4641'9 Wa]laceburg 10Y1 to 11Y99 Hearst marvelous thing in all the world is kis wife! bacon exports will be approximately 4651'1• to 0991'9 S•trathroy 12Y1 to 714Y9 Toronto not the progress' that many mend 190,000,000 ib, equivalent to 1,583,000 700P1 to 804129 . , ......... Watford 715Y1 to 799X9 Rodney working' in cooperation, bar.•rowing Live hogs. In 1932 the exports of ba- ted 8061'1 to 9991'9 Listowel 800Y1 to 899Y9 ...,...... Norwich from and aiding each .other, have Merkel's For 1939 900Y1 to 989Y9 Dundalk made, but the work of unaided indi- con, hams, and pork cats to the Uni- �-11- i ted Kingdom totalled 35,820,400 Hai 990Y1 to 999Y9 Markdale vidual minds here, and there o Yellow On Slack 181 to 18560 Listowel —Z— minds of men who soug]it no help oth- in 1934, 120,410,200 lb., and in 1936, 111551 to 311150 ..... , . , , ... Milton Car markers, for 1939 will differ er than from their own eyes And ears• 158,049,600 lb. 3R151 to 7R650 Owen Sound- 101 to 10700 14larkclale vastly from scarlet and blue plates 7R651 to 88700. Medford 10701 to 20600 Toronto Every new religion and new Philos- now in existence. Much objection was 811701 to 161199 ,..:.; Gollingwoad 20601 to 32260 HaI]butan ophy came into being full fledged in raised to the poor visibility of 1938 tonbebeen transferred to Forest. Mr. Ker- 17111 to 28850 Woodbridge 30251 to 40982 In Reserve one mind first, and then second-rate markers. To -day Hon. T. B. McQues- e of Exeter has taken his place men distorted it, and wrote common-' - ten, minister of highways admitted here.dSIWas ■ e Mess ",%%•■sm eq a"ab■".^ eNtaa ■ses%%%.%%,,■q.,%,b■% %o,,,.o■"■" ,. , tames on it, and glossed it over, until that the present plates are faulty in Mr.. Hugh B. Grigg, teller in the St. J' the original force and beauty were James street branch of the Molsons �' this regard arid announced that 1939 YOUR WORLD all but obscured. The author of the Bank, Montreal,, is home on a visit { �ou"\ �r®�+*� ��ia MINE '��0. Book of Job could not have travelled markers will be more visible, with with his parents,' M. me ons. A. J. (Copyright) 14 far, and his conveyance was a cam- Yellow lettering an a black back- Griggs C0 ►" .el's back at that. His periods for ground. Mr. Arthur McCreary and family ; ', meditation were not spent in well Some 1938 plates have begun to ■ by JOHN C. KIRKWOOD fade as did many 1937 ones. Scarlet left ors Saturday for Brantford where ." •■ stuffed libraries, but in the shadow of ' �+' the sun -baked wall at noon or in the has been dissolving, leaving the plate they will in future reside'. ' Mr. Mc- ti's'=="'""•'•°'•'"''""%'•'1''+°'•''.'..".°"'.'r.�.'.SYr'dL""'.'1."d'"5A,".all blue. The department has made Dreary will be much missed in the In. my contribution to The News- every mans life—I was a hero wfields in the cool of the evening. Yet or- no announcement as yet whether such Salvation Army, where he was • a wil- Record this week, I feel that I shall shipper. I thought that a genius was whence came his daring questionings plates will be replaced free of charge ling worker:' be doing something pleasing to my of a race apart, havingno sort of af- of the Altehed . And whence came p ter as 1937 ones were, but it understood Mr: and Mrs, G. R., Keys moved to readers if I quote from a letter from finity with the man who mows the his =notched literary art, blending the department -is protected against the loftiest speculations, with the • . g London. this week where at 913 Prin- a friend of mine who now dwells, all 'lawn for him. I think differently' now, this by a bond place by the company cess avenue they will make . their alone, in a cabin set at the•foot of six I' agree heartily with the distinguish- most glowing imagery, and the most which did the enamel work on the home. Mr. Keys is organizer of the tall mountains in North Carolina, His ed 'English author of e. generation haunting music, but from the tom- Tates: post office is Maggiel ago who said that he knew nearly all e enplace things he. saw around him p Miss Kate Ford, who is teaching in "Many years ago", writee m y of the shining literary men of his hoar 'Y day—the dews of evening, the s „ • " Ytime,many of then. intinmatel and frosts, the vultures soaring, the Sesame seed, also known as til, a High school at Niagara Falls where friend "while strolling one day in - a s, beggar at the ate? gmgelly",. "berasiseed'; and as the g g smallpox has broken out necessitated grimy side street in,grimy Glasgow, that he never heard a single one of gg magic password used by Ali Baba to the closing of the school, has secured I saw in the window of a second-hand them express an original thought, enter the robbers' cave, is an im or - rooms outside the corporation limits book shop a book with the title, "The Everything any one of them said was p "My hermit life is confirmed by tent source of edible 011 %n thecoup- and is continuing the advanced clas- Philosophy of the Unlettered," common property beforehe said it. habit. My days are routine. I ant tries of production, where it is also a1 ses. I did not read the book, so I know The only contribution he made was never out at night. I have ne radio, used as an article of food. India and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Stewart have nothing of its contents, but the title a new expression of an old idea. and would not have one as a gift•. All China account for more than nine - this week moved in from Hullett and struck me as being singular. Indeed, "The greatest of geniuses cando this suits me well. Yet I know quite tenths of the world production of are now residing on Mary street. it had never occurred to me that un- no more. Therkings of thought are a few people with whom I delight to Sesame seed other minor producers g , n p ue They ware long time residents of the lettered Falk have philosophy of .any really but the heralds—the annotate- have a wayside chat whein we meet. being the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, township it being considerably over kind, or can have. After, wobbling ers-o1, what the :cannon folk are do- "One of my neighbovrs is the Rip Turkey, Mexico, Greece and the ySov fortyears since Mr. Stewart came a great deaf en question I have ing and thinking. When, such, a her- Van Winkle of our: connumuity. He let 'Union. A small quantity of ses-. from Eastern Ontario with his par- reversed my earlier views. At one ald stands forth upon the battlements, delights in responding to calls for ante seed ,oil is imported byCanada eats and settled on. the 8th concession. period of mydt(e—and I suppose # ppose m he catches every eye, .and his utter- help in working crops in other men's for industrial pu]lroses, seeding done;, the weather has been Mr, Harry Bartliff is the latest lo- particularly favorable, theland has cal automobile owner having bought a worked splendidly, and the season is 25 h,p,-five passenger Studebaker, two weeks earlier than usual, manufactured at Walkerville. We understand that at the next Mr. James Hearn arrived on Friday meeting of council, Mr. Todd, repre- last from Jacksonville, Florida, after sentative of St. George's Ward, will an absence of six months or so. Ile personally tender his resignation; he enjoyed himself in the milder climate having removed, its acceptance will be of the Crocodile State where every - merely a matter of form. A new el- thing was made as pleasant as pos- eetion will be necessary. Aniong those sibie for hini, but he is glad to be who may be eligible are W. C. Searle, back among old friends again W. Robb, W. Cantelon, P, Casitelon, Mr, and Mrs. G. E. Keller have J. C. Stevenson, A. Ewing and pos- moved into the house lately occupied sibly others who are capable men, but by Mr, and Mrs. G. R. Keys, Ontario the selection should be unanimous so street as not to put the town to any cost. The debentures issued by the town James Steep expects to leave next for the taking over of the electric week for Indian Head. Heiwill be ac- light plant and the installing of hy- 1 companied by his son, and will take di -o -electric were sold on Friday iast with him several carloads of wagons, to Spitzer, Rorick & Co., Toledo, Ohio, implements and other hardwood sup- at 91. The amount is $25,000, the plies. term twenty-fiveyears, and the rate The other day Richard Foster, who five per cent. is employed with Broadfoot & Bax met . The. Waterworks Commission have with a painful accident. While at again engaged' Sergeant Welsh as as- work, a large sideboard fell over on sistant engineer at the waterworks him, catching him on the small of the power house. back, and tearing the muscles there- '' Motor cycling is becoming quite of. It necessitated several days' 1d1O popular about town and especially at ness until the injury healed. eventide are the two -wheeled. speed- Mr. Shrenk has been appointed ers upon our smooth streets. Mr. agent for the Leonard gasoline engine Bradshaw, general agent for the at Toronto. Deering Company is the latest pur- Neil Yellowlees • leaves this week chaser so that the local owners now for his hone at Oshawa, and expects are: 0. Bradshaw, A, Hooper, 0, Pink, F. Gillis and. J. Forbes. Mr. Edgar Pattison, the 0.17.1. agent at Bruce - field, is eisa a motor cyclist and, en- joyed a run on Clinton's macadam an Tuesday. Mr. Lawrence Grieg, who has been on the staff of the local branch of the Molsons Bank for some time, has PICOBAC a Pi PE TOBACCO FOR A MILD. COOL SMOKE