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414 t1,40 tiff caremade by the
P ER Preeent GoVerrinient'would;aniCeint to
'from $7.i.e.,'$too for 'every farmer
e ,NOr • P . the eanutry, and with inereased pur
chasing Power the farm:era 'Would bnY
at ern • mere manufactured goods and the
naannfacturers Would share in the en-
;
' The annual t g o North 1) r1 '
- suing pros e 't ,
Mr. Marshal/ said the manufactur-
itiron'Liberel Association was held, in ers were not as nanch Interested in the
„ 11 W1 town hall on Tuesday tariff as the politicians were. Tlx
• last week and was attended by Lib -
Canadian Manufacturers' Association
rale from almost every part of the
itung. The meeting was called jointly _was pretty much. an adjunct of tito
or Ow Federal and Provincial A.' .1.0rY party, but the manufacturers
. . , a" I'd t 11 belong to it, Some of the
e'ations, but owing toz) -other duties cl a° a
manufaeturers •had already announced
the day of meeting, the seeretary of
reductiens in the prices of their pro-
Provirielal Associatwas unable
ion I ducts as the result of the tariff
o he present and the business Was
enfined. to Federal affairs. t cbanges-
Marshall charged that the Con -
Most of last year's officers were re-; ...1,,, ,,,;„„, Government had °added to
elected; but it was decided to have '''''''''''''
•the public 'debt the entire cost of the
for each municipality two cliairmen,i-le
, war, the cost of demobilization, and,
•ne Of them to be a woman, in order
that proper attention might be. given ` $171,0oo,ocio in addition. The l3ritish
;Government had taxed. war profiteers
•to the orinn il
ganization of the woevot-
heavy while they had the money and
•'Qrs. The list of officorn-erS for tbe co- -
so was able to pay off a large part
• Ingpx?r,eesniareinst,aws 2,O1HIOwRs'obertson, onde,..; of its war debt. The Conservative
x.i.th;. 15t vien_president, John Gil...! Government of Canada bad not fol -
;lowed this course and it was im-
lesPie, Whitechurch; 2nd. vice-presi-
dnt, •Joseph P. Dalton, Ashfield; possible at this date to tax the war-
etime profits, for many of those who
rd vice-president, Nelson Hill, Au- inade money during the war did not
'burnt Secretary, Jas. McMurchie,
Blyth; treasurer, -k. B. Carr, Blyth; Possess it n°wi having' spent it or lust
And the
auditor, Wm, Isbister, wiagkam. it in unwise speculations.
worst of it was that the boys who
• .Cliairmthe for e various municipal -won i the war and had come back
ties:
to Canada found that thy had to bend
A.stifield—Chas. Stewart, Mrs. Mor -
gall zialtom i their backs to help Pay the taxes
ctaborue......Gordoa youtia.„, Mrs. I. wartithat should have been collected in
Hetherington. "' i_me from those who stayed at
Grey—John MeNab, Mrs. Andrew -"°111e.
•Lamont. The speaker, who for some years
Howick—Thos, McClement, Mrs.
Alex McKercher.
Morris—Wm,•Elston Mrs R. Rich-
Tuenberry—Peter S. McEwen, Mrs.
Joseph Lave.
East NArawanosh—Chas. Campbell,
Mrs. Alex. Porterfield.
West Wawanosh—Win. Watson
•"Miss Betsy McAllister,
Brussels--WM. GillesPie„ Mrs -Pet-
• er Seott,
• Blyth—C. lic(..-ellancl, Mrs. S. A• .
Poplestone.
• Goderich—C. A. Nairn, Mrs. Wesley
Wineiram—Atiner Cosens Miss Po-
,
-sten.
(la Hazelwood. ' . inent position. which the Canadian
Hon. Duncan Marshall, Federal Prime Minister took upon all occas-
ions in connectiorr with that gather -
liberal organizer, addreesed the meet -
The Hon. MacKenzie King was
• ing and gave an interesting sketch of „ing.
as it e..sists better equipped than any other man
•the politieal situation
and on every occasion it was ad -
in the Dominion. He pointed out there,
ad -
hat the King Government ha,d taken mitted that the best speech was
made by the Canadian Premier, Be -
indebtedness huge . /eft behind by the for- fore many years had gone by, Mr.
mer Conservative Goverment and a Marshall said, the Liberal party
be as proud of Mr. King .as
'change to, Prosperous conditions would
• would take tun'. e, Before rile change they were of that peeless statesman
of Government in r9•>i the country' Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
Several of the local Liberals made
was in much the same `stagliant con-
b,rief remarks after„.Mr. Marshall's ad-
dition as in the '90's. ' The advent of'
a Liberal Government in i8g6 bad uress, and a hearty vote of thanks,
and ' moved by Mr. John J. Robertson of
brought ProsueritY in a few years,
Colborne and seconded by Mr. A.
similarly gotia results would before'
of Wingham, was tendered to
long follow"the change made in ren-LICusens
Mr. Marshall recalled some of thei the visiting speaker.—Signal.
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things the Laurier Government ha.di
done to produce prosperity, sAggest-• Glad Yon Like It
Wroxeter—John Douglas, Miss El-
was Minister of Agriculture for the
Province of Alberta and is intimately
acquainted with ag.ricultural condi-
tions throughout the Dominion, spoke
at some length on the subject of far-
mers' markets, which he considered
the important factor in the success of
farmine- in Canada. Great Britain,
and the United States were the only
two- great cattle markets in the world. rnentation Quickly sets up *
The British Government had been in- paunch with serious gas distention..
dnced to remove its embargo on Can- Puncture B,uesee eesse the virocar.
adian cattle and in time. Mr; Marsh.-
, In urgent cases speedy relief
Marsh -
alt predicted, • the King Government
I very essential to the continued
would secure entry for Canadian cat- of the animal. The quickest re
tle to the United States market.
Mr. Marshall, who was in Britain may be given ' by punetur g tees Hamilton.
rumen usinga trocar if sue IA at x x x
at the time of the last Iinurial Con- — ' - •
haild, or a clean, sha,r knife On Renew your subscription today.
ference spoke with pride of the ern-
CAT TO 00 FOR BLOAT
Remedies for tioven and Chroalc
Tympanitis In Cattle.
Canses of Bloat Described—Use of
Trocar to Puncture the Rumen Re‘
eolumended, for /Oven—Interned.
Remedies Also Suggested --Tuber
culosis in Da:lining.
(Con t,r1011 teci ey Ontario Department of
eineteulture, ToContal ,
Nearly every Cattle stable is the
scene of a few experiences with bloat-
ing cattle during the winter and
spring seasons. Bloating is charac-
terized by swelling et the left fiank.
in severe eases the distention may be
such as to cause great discomfort,
and when' tapped with the fingers will
emit a sound. The animal, has a dis-
tressed expeession. and wives Uncom-
fortably, breathing becomes more
ficult as the gas distention of the
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CRISP ,COMMENT ON THE WORLD'S CURRENT EVENTS
From Near and Far, Outside Oar Own Community. Condensed
To Make Clear, Concise and Quick Reading -Possible,
CRISP COMNIENTS Win* Steadman,. Toronto slayer of
Oshawa and Napanee will hold ail Herbert McClure, who was adjudged
Old Boys' Re -union this year, .and insane by a jury before being put
n trial has been admitted to the
Belleville will hold a United Enipire o
Loyalist Celebration in june, psychiatric ward at the Ontario Re-
x x x, inmates at the Guelph "farm,"
formatory, There age at present 97
"Turn Trash Into Cash," Insert x x
a classified ad. in the Advance -"rimes Sixty thousand Canadians are now
and sell that article you do not want in process of invading Europe. Some
• x x ten years ago, another Canadian in -
There are no prisoners in Milton vasion of t e old country began—
jail at present, but then, the pro-
gress of justice is generally Halton.
Raymond Sillies lies dead, and his
parents, who live near • Tillsonburg,
are serously ill, as the result of eat-
ing mushrooms which proved to be
deadly poisin.
x x x
Be right, or be left.
x x x
paunch progresses. If the gas is net
liberated, or its formation °beaked, wa
The coming bye -election in South
terloo .will be between W. C.
in time, rupture of the stomach Ot Shaw Conservative, and K. Homuth
a eath by suffocation may happen.
Hoven or Bloat.
The causes of bloat, or hoven,
be attributed to any kind of feed_
will produce indigestion if eV%
unreasonable quantity. HasV fee,-
ing by greedy animals frequently re-
sults in discomfort for the apirne,
and trouble for the stableNspeS.
Frozen roots, mouldy feeds, &ter -
feeding with middlings, barley
corn meal, cold, wet feeds, potat
eebbage, large quantities of green ea
frosted green feeds are Qom
causes of this trouble. The 41g
process being interfered wit,
Progressive -Labor, the Liberal party
deciding against entering a man.
x, x x
David Miller , and. brother, lured
Jack O'Neill, of Toronto, into a taxi
cab, poked a .15c toy pistol into his
ribs, and finally accompanied hirn
to a minister's residence on the King-
ston road, and made him marry their
sister, Marion Miller. The marriage
stands as legal, as O'Neill did not
protest during the ceremony when he
had plenty of opportunity, to.
x x
Cabinet ministers at Ottawa. receive
_eg larger salaries than ministers in the
sr, U. S. A. Govt. with a population 12
` times as great. We might save smon-
ey by firing a few ministers.
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Damage of $7o,000 was done by
e fire last week to the building and con -
1 tents of the McGregor •Shirt Co.,
ing that the present Government wasl, The editor is pleased. to receive the
shaping its- policy with the same idea, z'folloiving note from i
m Mr Richard
as irldcated by only inoderate in the -week he was re -arrested on; in -
'namely, that the way to make Cr rt f
will, do. Select a Pain eginaltY
tent from hi p bone to last rib w
is usually the point of eates
visible distention. In raakin the incision direct the knife or tie:n*1'point
x x x
Walter Walster, ir-years-old, was
dnowned in Norman Lake, at Coch-
rane, while saving the life of his corn-
eanion, who fell off of a raft 'on
downward, Inward and a little for- which they had been playing.
ward. The sheath of the trocar x x x
should remain in the .opening to piss- Napoleon Champagne was elected
ride exit for the gas. When no ',No- inayor of Ottawa by acclamation to
ear is at hand and a knife is used succeed the late Mayor Watters.
to puiactere the paunch, the opening
may be kept open by a large wing
feather from turkey or goose. The
feather is prepared by makingan
11 x x
Home Bank depositors have no le-
gal right to compensation but they
have a naoral, so say the counsel. They
opening at each end of the qu Rini would be more apt to see something
then dipping in boiling water, a, 17, for their lost money if it were just
carbolic ointment and insert. W 0 the other way around,
the tube or cannula is in position 4 . x x x _
should be held by an attendant =tit
sufficient gas has passed out to per- Gamekeeper WM/ Crossen, of Co-
bourg, was arrested last week on a
mit the flank to return to noriaal charge of wounding by shooting,
condition. It can then be remo.ved. Edward Rowe, Coboure- and Byron
Internal Re,medies May Relieve. . AlcCrodan, Toront94 who were poach
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When the bloating is not severe, ing and later admitted. to
bail. Later
„ a erb ormer y at Cidross, but ing at the flank, the trouble ean heel sfructions frona the Attorney-Gener-
• ers of Canada prosperous. That was*, please find S2.00 for one year's sula- internal imecileines. Aromatic spirits chargecl -ivith attempting to commit
what tire Laurier Government did and ,seription. Enjoying- your paper very of ammonia given every half hour, murder, and will be held without bail,
• that was what the King Government:much. It is much better since- the two ounces to one quart of water for ,until the outsome of the injuries to
-ems endeavoring to do. The saving amalgamat' an animal two years or over. After the town men is ascertained. Accord-
.
•bloating is over give one pound of ing to law a gamekeeper has no au-
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glauber salts in,not lees than one and thority to shoot for trespass, and
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NI physic if necessary. for damages but he cannot shoot or
.jure any trespassers.
Ise prosperous was to make the farm- now at Hanna, Alberta, "Enclosed be relieved by the administration 0 s Department, Toronto. He is now
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11. Chronic Tyanpemitis.
Ur re m EggS maTiahlBer tsAnatoerpirc;
tor? sofbibel:aturis during
tontrig 0 iTytitnep emir:4;r t of tIlli,aen
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0 .. ...,.. winter period when tattle are stand - l5
II ing in. ,Soine animals maybe affected OW11 referee. Another proof of
Yankee "„sportsenanship."
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by this forra of digestive trouble, x x
*tine others Jiving under identical
conditions are not. The affected ani- Dandelions must be ;getting won-
derful roots these days.
Ina/ bloats up after feeding, but gen- re x x .
erally not to an extent to nequirit _ June Halsey, syeah-old daugh-
puncture and relief by trocar an i
„ ter of A. E. Halsey, Toronto, died as
otainnia• -rk Purgative will generauY a result of swallowing a peartet,
give relief, provided the chronic wflich got imbedded in a. lung.
bloating has been ea.used by indiges- n .x
tion, and not by tubereulosis of the Sympathy is extended to the law -
Pulmonary lymp-hatic glands. _
, 3 ers of Harry Thaw. They have
lost a good cash customer.
Best Doses for Chronic Bloat.
Tile following dosage has been
found weary effective in relieving thia
form of bloat; one pound of IiiPsOM
se.its; one half mmee of powdered
Barbados aloes; one ounce of pow-
dered gingen; and one pint of mo -
•lasses. Prepare by 'stirring the
Dpsom salts and aloes into two quarts
of wenn water, then add the ginger
end reolasse.s. Stir all for five min-
ates and give as a drench. Alter
the operation. of the purgative, see
that the feed is ,sufacieiatly succulent
to favor easy digestion. Roots, silage
end clover are most useful In keep-
Ang the eihnentare tra.et in good con -
tion. The use of linseed m.eal Bad
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Morning anti night — handful of
each --Is -good practice should ther
• he any indication that the genera
•IN feeding is not laxative enough. Potase
Slum bi-carbotate, powdered .g.inger
• , and powderer/ gentian are very Lisette/
1 as a tonie to tone tp the digestive
• sYstere and thereby- aid in the Pre -
vention of elarteale bloat or *repent -
▪ itis, tree eenal parts of each, Mix
1111 well and, give one ounce at elle begin-
• 'Mug of the feed tlet.ee times a tier.
•Should chronie bloating conthatin
a after treatment the tuberculin test
• shciu d be Pplied to the animal.—
* Staveriema, Dept. of Extensiem
a O. en, College, Guelph.
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,, 'iniberetilosis and Dairyieg.
The teonoinic Importance of tuber- . 111/—
attlosIS in the dairy industry is shown, ,,, II
br nguras on the length of time colitis 1?----ni
11**iiin in the milking herd.
• LUMF4 prepared by the innited States ' 11. A tWo storey brick. dwelling,
Depa,rtreent of Agrieniture, sbest sir west iltuated arid .i„,.,ith Inedtrit ,...,
thetit.the• average ow remains In. the = . , c,
Milking herd, 4.2 Year& liloweVen, Pi '41:tteni,"_ees will _P56'Pld
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islieli the toWs removed on, &enema Cif • i reasonable priee. ThiS is a bar
ttiberculesfs are hot Considered, it lit1-_-.7-5 gailt, IT
iteund that the turnover is not ncarlY !! ,• •
stii great, the u!efu.) life Of the pet, i' 'ffl
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A date in the latter part of June
is named unocicia113- as the day on.
which the electors of Ontario will
cast their votes for, or against the
Ontario Temperance Act, It is not
yet known lust what form the issue
Trill tate but the 'majority think it
iII be a vote on the sale of been and
wine.
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Mr. Coal Dealer: "A penny,
your thoughts?'
X X X
, United States have only DOW de-
cided to give its veterans a bonus.
Canada, infinitely lese rich, gave its
veterans a cash bonus immediately
they came home. It was a credi-
table chapter in bumf- history in the
war.
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Rings and Marriage .Li-
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a larger ane than this. This one is
Peaceful; an invasion of tourists.
It is the greatest movement of tour-
ists in the history of the country.
Twenty-six first class steamers will
take this number over and return in
some three months. Of course large
numbers will have to go via New
York, but the xnajority are travelling
by Canadian -owned- boats, The draw-
ing card is the Wembley Exhibition.
The average cost for a couple will
airiount to around '$1,5000; therefore,
sixty -thousand • Canadians will take
out of the country this surnmer some
$48,000,000.
x x x
"Constant dropping wears away a
stone." Constant advertising brings
results. The srnall cost of Advance -
Times want ads. permits you to use
them every week throughout the year.
The Toronto Globe reports One of
its readers cdught a speckled trout
of useful size in a tin bucket. It
is not stated whether the reporter,
the reader or the trout had been
x x x
Time of difficulty and times of
stagnation are not proper times for
tariff tinkering—J. L. Stamen, E.
Elgin, Censervative.
x XX
In the good old days the man. who
spent Victoria Day pushing a lawn
mower was thought guilty of high
treason. Now he's only judged guilty
of annoying the neighbors.
x x x
Some chaps feel like regular he-
men, and some are required to go
shopping with their wives.
x x x
Canadian farm products' shipped
to the United States during- the sev-
en months ended April totalled $43-
oeo,000 as against $32,000,000 dur-
ing the corresponding seven months
two years ago. The power of geo-
graphy is more compelling than the
power of tariffs.
. Gordon Jarvis, three-year-old son
of Wm. Jarvis, of London Ont, was
saved frone drowning in the Thames
river by twb women who held on to
a rope and rescued him.
Two boys were sentenced at Har-
wich, Ont., to a bath- and haircut
when they came up for stealing eggs.
A Montreal lawyer declares that
the ideal jury is composed. of nine
men and three women. Mrs. Penk-
burst asserts that the nine men are
not really necessary.
x x x
Making the income tax return more
simple is a goad idea; now if theynill
only simplfy the method. of getting
the income.
A Toronto -owned racing: pigeon
flew 7e miles in 77 minutes, last week
St. Marys to Toronto.
SALEM
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and
daughter, Miss Laura of Wingham
called 011 Mr. and Mrs. Those Mc-
Michael last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Palmer and
Miss Edith Weir Visited friends at
Brussels one slay last week.
Mr. Stocks of Wroxeter very ably
occupied the pulpit here last Sunday
in the absence of the pastor.
A large number from this communi-
ty attended tbe re -opening services in
the Wroxeter Presbyterian Chunefa
last Sunday.
Mrs. Alex Casemore and two chil-
dren of Petrolea visited friends
around here lately.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henning 'have
the sympathy of the neighborhood it
their recent bereavement haeing lot
their little baby.
The Ladies Aid met at the home of
Mrs. Morrison Sharpin last Friday.
Rinky-Dinks Win ii.gain
The Rinky Dinks of the local S. P. I
C., defeated the Teeswater Con-
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tinuation School in an exhibition '
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Thursday, 11.lne 5th, x904-
The Jones Entertain
We regret that in our brief account
of the play put on Tuesday evening of
last week by the young people of St.
Andrews church that we overlooked
mentioning the excellent Scotch dan-
cing by little Miss Anna McGillivray
The town papers were in the post of-
fice when we noticed the ommission
and corrected it,
The comedy drama "The Jones Ent-
ertain was one of the biggest success-
es yet staged by local talent. It weuld
be unfair to say that any particular
person starred as they all were excell.
mit, For the benefit of our readers at
_a distance and those who were unable
to attend the.play we repeat the cast
of characters: Wallace Jones a young
architectural genius who has not yet
arrived, Toni Currie;; Mildred Jones,
his bride, Miss Serail MacLean; Miss
Hulda. Jones, his devoted aunt, Mrs.
W. J. Henderson; Tucker Whipple,
his new friend and brightest hope,
Gordon MacLean; Charles Fallon, a
college graduate, W. T. Booth; Fallon
sr., a worker of miracles, A. L. Pos-
liff; William. Tamp, an impressionable
expressman R. A. Currie; Bettina
Blandish of international screen i fame,
Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist; Phyllis Sto-
tenboucher of the famous old Knicker-
bocker StOtenbouchers, Miss Letty
Fox; Christophene an emotional house
maid Miss Bertha MacKay; Mrs. Bab-
bidge, the proud possessor of an in-
valid husband, Mrs. Alfred Carr.
The accompanists were Miss Marion
Mitchell and Miss Alice Williamson.
When a steam -crane on the T. and
N. 0. turned over near Cobalt, two
men, Robt. Kennedy, engineer, and
Thomas .Clark,, fireman, were so badly
scalded that both have since died.
They were trapped in the closed' in
part of the crane. 1'
• KINLOSS
May Report of S. S. No, io, Kinloss.
No. enrolled during the month 49,
average attendance 44.e; per centage
of attendance 95.2. The school was
in session during 22 days. • Thirty-
five scholars were not absent during
the month.
Two families moved to Lucknow
during the early part of the month.
The names are in order of merit:
Sr. 4th, class over 75 p. c.—Annie
Moor; Jean Scobie, Nettie Lott, Wal-
lace Conn, Scott Paterson, Edna Mor-
rison, Dawson Craig, David Hender-
son, Russel Gaunt.
Between 60 and 75 p. c.—Laura
Conn, Clara Purdon, Edward Wadel.
Below 6o p. c.—Isabel Purdah,
Grace Richardson.
Sr. 3rd.—Russel Moore, Eliza Wa-
del, Robt. Henderson, Clarence Mc-
Clenaghan, Roy McGregor, Agnes
Wilson, Chas. ,Henderson.
Jr. 3rd.—Donald Ross, Ella Wadel,
Athol _Pardon, George Ross, Fred
Lott, James Richardson.
Second—Edna Wadel, Milian Moore
Mildred Scobie, James Henderson,
fftith Moore, John Morrison.
First—hferle Gaunt, Lorna Mc-
Clenaghan.
Pr. Sr.—Stanley MoOre, Norma
Morrison, Edward McClenaghan,
Jack Gillespie, Hector Purdore
Pr, Jr.—Velma Scott, Thomas Wil-
son, Janet Craig, Russel Ross.
P. Gowans, Teacher.
WRO XETER
(To late for last week)
The Presbyterian Church -here has
been undergoing repairs and has been
newly decorated, re -opening services
will be held next Sunday morning and
evening. Rev. Mr. Scott of Holstein
in charge, followed, Monday evening
with an old time tea meeting.
Rev. Dr. Brown and Mrs. Brown,
of the Methodist Church will leave
Friday morning for Windsor where
they will visit friends for a few days
before attending Conference.
Mr. John Muir of Stratford visited
spending a few weeks with Mrs. John attended to.
over the week -end with his brother
in town.
Mrs. Gilder of Arthur is at present
TTinehheeto2C11-othItro: 01:
May
yevision of the As -
passed very quiet-
lysessment Roll of the village of Wrox-
eter was held here Monday enenine.
Mr. Ashton 'Morrison spent tlie
week -end with his mother here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Weirdt spent
Sunday with friends at Mildmay.
Mr. Harry Chamberlain our Green
House man. delivered a load of toma-
to plants in Brussels Monday.
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Butter Tubs. .59c
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Creams anti Sugars,
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BLUEVALE
The Bluevale Institute will be hent
on Thursday, June 5th., at the home
of Mrs. J. W. King. A good pro-
gram is being prepared. Everybody
welcome.
The Council
Meeting
Nothing of any great '• importance
transpired at the June meeting of"the
Wingham Council on Monday night-
Sevetal miner jobs were cleaned up,.
The large sCraper was sold to Mr. T.
J. McLean, for $5o. The ceraetery
committee decided to make a conple-
of test cases where people continueta.
disregard notices to pay for the care
of cemetery lots. The fire committee.
have received the 35o feet of new
hoes. Grass in the park was ordered;
to be cut and a few other minor jobs;
Is It Good Business?
- The Advance -Times has during the
past two weeks refused over one full'
page of advertisements from mer-
chants in other towns where news-
papers are published. To some of our
readers this may sound like very un-
wise business and we can hardly say
whether it is or not, The merchants.
in Wingham probably appreciate it,.
and probably they don't care a cent.
Sometimes we believe they do, but
what do we think whea a printer's.
salesman comes to town (and they
come every month) and carry away
Our Mission Band held A quilting orders for hundreds of dollars worth
bee in the basement of the Methodist of printing from some of these very.
Church last Wednesday aftertmon, same business men whom we seek to.
four quilts being quilted and bound. protect.
game to -day by a score of 6 to 5. leer* - •. ee
Both pitchers, Field for -WMghain .•1 i
LYCEUM THEATRE II
arid Blair for Teeswater, held thei inj
und good manner. Wingliarn .., NU
brought in one run in the third, two • 12
in the fourth and one in each of the) °a•
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drove in one in the first, one in the 2.
fifth, seventh and ninth. Teeswater '''.
Thur., Fri, Sat., June 5 6 and 7• Ill
third, but were held down until the 2
'The Son of Kissing Cup" I.'
s:::..tb. In the last three innings, '
tliey-steceeded in bringing in tlaree ri
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Teeswater:—Passmore,. c; Blair p; in A. girl her battles with the-trooks. A horse of the turf. For
Trenth ist b; Stratters 2nd b; Coop- is the love of her husband and his horse .Avitit Papyrut, Englancrs a
er 3rd in Green s -s-; ThQmPsun r'f-; a Master Horse as "Kissing Cup II".
McDonald c.f.; Ireland 1.f. i it
Wingham:--Scott c; Field p.; Mc- in •COMEDY "KILL OR CURE" •1111
Kibbon it b; liftFacIdeaan 2nct h; .
The /923 Derby at Epsom. Downs IN .
Teeswater xor000tri--5 a
Lediet 3rd b; Williams s. s.; Young m
<I; Messer c.f.; Browne Lf. a
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Batteries— Blair and Passmore, is
Field and Scott. ' 1
a . and Tues., June e And ee 1.
E.' Teeswatvr on Monday, June 9th.
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NOTICE
All tax statements for the year x,92.4
have been coinpleted and mailed. Any
ratepayers riot retehing a Statement
should report same at once to this of-
fice. On taxes paid -ori. Or 'before
wse r5thi.,, the discount will be 3.per
. Part parttierit �g taxeS 'will be
ceepted and •discount allovVed. Spen-
t COSeE Ofis for ,Part PaYrrient rnaY be ob-
ict l*ed :fri* TOWS Clerk.
Vir. A. 'Galbraith
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