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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-09-11, Page 4uru.aus.,.....,,,,i.r.arto,rallawaftwoult.wc000rta.ocaumwsOnal!munt. off he Cowgeit with ggdi- VHF,' CANADIAN WEEKLY NEVSTSPAPIe‘`RIV/EN last -week's is,sue we published an artiele about Ettropeen eonditions as eeeii by the cari410,0.. Weekly News - 'paper Editoes on their recent tone. i'hafollowing le a resame sketch held over from the week before: We Sundayed at Harrogate, that wonderfully beautiful island Spa in Yorkshire. Higb-livers go there from all parts of the kingdom to get "boil- ed, out" We had no sooner got sea- led at the Prospect Hotel than we had a call from a distinguished old Walk- ereou, boy Mr, Arther Mcg:onuell, eld- est on. of Mr. and Mrs: Oliver Mee Votmell, Mr. lelcConnell, it will be remembered., resigned his position as Professor of Architecture at the Uni- versity of Toronto this spring to re- el.& in England, Where Ms wife's peo- ple live, Mr. McConnell has a lovely home hi Harrogate and likes it great ly here, We understand he enjoys 'even a higher reptitation in. his line here than he did in Canada. We were Sorry not to be able to visit his home as our ptogremme did not permit it We visited Fonutain's Abbey, one Of the ancient monasteriee of the north, in the afteruoon, and steapped at Ripon a fameas old ^town -which dates back to Alfred the Great. We greatly en- joyed the drive through rural York- shire. It is an immense country,, the greatest in. England.• in. size and first in industrial importance. The coun- try, except for the hedges reminded as very much oirtiral Ontario. Perhaps that is eyby so many Yorle.shirernen lied their way to our province. At Fountain's Abbey, Dr. Moody, 0.B.E., explained to us the interesting his- torical points regarding this ancient ruin which dates bacle to the 5th cen- tury, It is one of the scores of won- derful edifices which Henry VIII de- stroyed by one. fell stroke of his pen. Later in the afternoon in the small city of Ripon, the Lord Mayor show- ed us the horn presented to the city by Alfred the Great -when he present- ed Ripon with its charter. For cen- turies the free city was governed by wakemen, and even today the watch- is the spacious hall where a Lew. Irian sohnds the great horn daily at 9 months ago Mr. and Mrs. Jamie p.m. The present watchman is a little Brown received the fine Lords and slim chap less than five feet tall, and Ladies of Scotland, Queen Victoria he inust have lunge of iron. He gave we were told, never liked Holyrood us a demonstration of blowing the and wanted. the citizens of Edin.burgh horn, a single blast lasting half a. mM- to turn over to her a home for the Me. An ordinary layman couldn't blind to be Used as her Edinburgh melee a sound with it. He told me his home. The Edinburgh folks refused to record was 58 seconds, Thoughout do. Kiag George V. is exceptionally the war there. was a military training popular in Edinburgh, as is the Prince camp at Ripon with a 'Capacity of 35,- of Wales. The day we were there was 000 troaps. I-Ialf a million troops, in- one of the days that the children. of the eluding many Canadians, were sta- city were permitted to play in the tioaed at Ripon. one time or another. beautiful grounds of the palace, which Our visit to the ancient city of 1 is the ptoperty of the Crown. -York, third. in imporlatace in. England, seemed all too brief. After being for - ally slopes down the hill to Holyrood Castle on the plain. In the morning we took a tor of the city by Chars- a-bance, visitiog many of the points of interest, We 'visited the law courts and ia the -basement Saw some of the original manuscripts of Sir Walter Scott and Bobbie Burns. We saw Sta Giles Cathedral, where Tenny Geddes threw her stool at the head of the offending clergyman who had the temerity to read the King's message, stood at John Knox's burial place in the courtyard, and. passed or. to the grave yard which was the historic prison of the Scotch covenanters. We had a fine Sebt, Mr. John Tennant, as our guide and his explanation of the historic points of interest left nothing to be d.esired. We saw the house of Raeburn, the famous Scot- ish painter, whose pictures we had seen at the home of 1VIadame Stera in Paris, in the London Art Galleries, and later in the Glasgow Museum. We entered neatly of the narrow closes or alleyways leading into inner comts and hed pointed out to as what were at one time the homes of the literary elite htet are to -day the slums of Edin- burgh, At noon we were lunched by Sir John Findley, the Edinburgh news- paper publisher, two hundred of the American advertisers being our fel- low guests. Besides the Chairman and Lord Mayor there were only two speakers, Mr. Scherraerhorn of De- troit, whom we know a old. as a real spell binder, and our own Mr. 'Wil- liam McDonald of Chesley, who rose magnificently to the occasion and we were very proud of hien as he out- lined what Canada owed to Scotlaad and what the visit to old Scotland meant to us . H certainly made the welkin ring and created a fine im- pression., In the afternoon Mr. Tennant took a party of us to see Holyrood Palace, where Mary Queen of Scots proved such, a cut up in. the old days. We saw the room where her Italian Secretary David Rizzi°'was murdered and the room where her husband, Darnley, was taken. Of more recent interest WU�HAIYI AI)VA N CT -TIMES turmato,., Hello Friends, the trouble with the modern girl is that she ap longer re- alizes that the corset is the mainstay of the nation, —a— HOWICK COUNCIL many teceived by the Lord Mayor in the State room of the Mansion House, Fordwich, Aug. moth, 104 Council met in Beswitherick Rooms we visited the Museum Gardens under pursuant to adjournment. All memb- the guidance of the Curator, Dr. Gal- ers present the Reeve in the chair. lenge,. and saw many of the old relics from the Roman occupation. Minutes of the last meeting were read dating d -nearly two thousand years ago, when and on motion of Hubbarand Tay - York was are. important Roman city. Ior were adopted. We also viewed the remains of the Moved by Gamble and Taylor that Roman walls, whieh are built over the accounts be paid as follows:— Alf. Meahan, gravelling lot 1, Con. with modern masonry. From the x4 and 15; $9osoo. Thos. Grant gravel avails we crossed to the York Minster and gravelling lot 33, Con. C; $41.65. the largest cathedral in England, and one of the most impressive. In the Ben. Hyslop, gravelling How. and. crypt we were taken to the site of the Turn. Baty., also Con. C; $19x,75. Sam- first Snell, oil for Crusher; $17.9o. Mc - first charch, which was built long be- Cutchen. Bros., gravel; $28.9o. B. S. Mc - fore the Christian era, The cathedral Stewart, gravelling lot 9, Con. ao;$54. is well over soo feet long; with a great dome, rivalling St. Penis in height. 05- Mathew Anger, spreading gravel; The ancient windows at one side are $7.00. Thos. Nash, printing Voters List, part III; $37.80. Chester Cook, the exact size of the ragular tennis coart. Three of the big windows, gravelling and work on hill; $58.95. known as the "Three Sisters" were leldlerY Lush, spreading gravel;$6.00. recently taken out to be replaced. One Wm. 'Montgomery, spreading gravel, of the remarkable things is the way $8.°°', Gordon Vittie, operating road the ancient edifices in England are machine; $9.80. Wne. Elliptt & Son, $93.80. Alf. Meahan, gravelling being kept up and preserved. It re- tile; a lot 5, Con. B; $68.25. Russel Harris, quires expenditures" of vast sums, portion of which is raised through the spreading gravel; $12,00. Alf. Meah- $25.25. small adirtission fee that is usually an, gravelling lot 10, Con. A; charged. tourists. Charles Finley, spreading gravel; $16. oo Anson Galbraith, gravel; While inspecting the "Minster we Mrs. Nickle, gravel; .$2.40. Mrs. Mul- were delighted to find. our good friend, vey, gravel; $22..15. Garnet King, dig- a.ndrevr.Mitehell fath -i- of Mrs. ging, gravel and drawing eile; $ao.oce Bert Cartwright, who had come up John. Hyndman, tile and drawing tile; from Holinfirth, a distance of sixty $112.35. Robt. Baker, gravel; $1.5o. miles, to spend an hour or so with us. James 'Walkom, operating road mach - Mr. Mitchell is looking fine and in- Me; $3.5o. Wm. Dodds, rep. roael, lots quired after his people and friends in 3 aside, Con. 14. and x5; $1o.00, Mel - Walkerton. He was greatly intereet- . ect in Walkerton folks . and affairs, since his trip to Canada last year. Mr, 'Mitchell was preparing to leave for North Wales in a few dive, where he intended spending some holidays and ;Attending a musicales convention'. One of his boys was away on holidays in hely. Mr. Mitchell came to the lun- cheon with us and then we had to rash ler our special train for. Scotland 5ter saying good-bye to ,some of our English friends, who had accompanied us on our trip the previous ten days. These includ.ed Mr. Wm. Astle, Pre- sident of the English Newspaper So- ciety; Me. Fred Armstrong, the Sec- retary; Mr, Valentine Knapp, Past- Preeldent and. wee of the fittest gentle- men it has been. nty privilege to know, Woodhead of Huddersfield, who proved to be a relative of Mr. Andrew .Alitchell through Sir Thos. Waoclhead, aod others. The kindness ehown'tts by these gentlemen we shall renteie- ber long afeer much of the trip has been forgotten, Otto feels so teuch at 'home in Edin- burgh that one is impressed with the fact that the Scotch had a large part the making of Canada, so much is, the .atmoe.phere of the place like that f a Canadian city, After staying at inettse hotele eorne thirty of as en- joyed very much being qttartered.at a nrietete. hotel Whete there was plain, home cooking, and a. homey air about the Place. that Wat. very itviting. A good night's sleep put us in ,shatte again for eight -seeing. • The situation of Edinburgh has been likened to that of Athens, and truly at is beautifal. Princes Street through the heart of the city., One side tower,. Mg h hatttlsome and impreesive shops and the other side overlooking the lovely Waverly' Gardens • with SeOtt's monument and a few impress- I'Ve Walk buildiiiga, ia worthy of all the fine ,:otnplintents that have. been paid' tide noble thoraughfare. Beyond the goal, riA, the apposing hill pea - 1:(t kistOrie, Edintrit'01 it located the old 1 ai o ric set.- tiOn tlic` 61,Y With lliON OW DOUBLE CROSS Jinks, the politician is very ill, „Frone what? Smoked a cigar from the wrong pocket. —0— Spring-These and Dodge the Chairs If a' dog's back is a llttle buggy, why is his tail always aawaggin? Guess who's gone into the movies? The Cream-O-Wlieat Darkey in cer- eal pictures. tt Ahho I'm no fighter I lay out about twenty guys a week, said the under- taker. Well, they all take their hats off to me was the barber's comeback, me, got a "meaty" line myself, said the butcher. Where was Moses when the light went out? • —0 -- BARGAIN DAY Customer—"Where can I find the stockingsale counter?" Floorwalker ---"Halfback on store team—Third scrimmage on your left, madam." Ole Ez Peebles has a cast irun gall, He ain't hardlie got no sence at all He hauled back his right hind hoof An' kicked. his wyfe clean thrup the roof. —0— ALAS! ALACKI • An after-dinner speaker, in Wing - ham recently remarked that there us- ed to be three classes of people. The upper class, the middle class and the lower class. "Today," he said, "there are but two, those who have a little still and those who have still a little. vin Hubbard, raking stone;.$x.00. after Which they enjoyed a weinei Thos.. Inglis express to Toronto, (Cather M. Drain. Debentures) $1,,.00; roast at the Manse, • - Mr and Mrs. Hugh Lane and Mr. ASTII A NE El CA E BACK Since Tan% The Fruit Treatment N "Fruit -a -fives" a Read this letter from Mrs. 3, M. Pennington of New Rockland, P. Q. "In 1949, I was taken with Bron- chial Asthma and no one knows what I suffered during the winter, I began having choking spells and would just gasp for breath and could pot speak. 'rkte 0.2cilhapaid he could. do nothing for me. - In the spring of 1920, I started taking "Fruit-a-tives' and soon the choking pells became easier and I have not had one since May 7th, 1920. t;3 It is alai a relief t be able to go to bed and have no t lought of having to get up in the nigIt for an hour or More fi.e I did all And winter, but ne,vcer VIA ll to now, abecause I take a Frint-a-ttves" tablet every night. 25e. and 50c. a ox --at all dealers or sent postpal by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont. 111611101111E111011 11E111 Fee —0— Jim, lend me a five-spot for a moment Quite sure you only want it for a mo- naent? Quite sute, only for a moment," All right wait a moment, and then you won't want it. —0— Speaking of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, The Advance -Times rememb- ers -once when his name appeared in a big New York Newspaper as "Nich- olas Murray, butter." —o— If Henry Ford 'dosen't get Muscle Shoals, maybe he'd like to take the government ships and make them ,earn a profit for Uncle Sam or Edsel Ford. or somebody. —0- -0 -- Exchange note: Sunday is egg day at one of the local churches, and all members are requested. to lay their eggs in the box in the vestibale as they enter the church. —o --- The service trunk from the garage pulled along the ditched. machine. Well, brother, do you want a tow? asked. the mechanic. No: I got ten of 'em now, was the response. 17.T. ST. HELENS * Members of the C. G. L T. had their first hike on Saturday afternoon, Wm. J. Robert, part pay prniting caon- tract $5o.00; Jacob ,Willitts, digging ditch, Council share of the Wright a- ward; Joseph. Beswitherickz rent of room $1.5o.- 5. H. Rogers, exise stamps G. M. Elliott, Clinton, grant to Children's Aid,$2o.00; Fred A. Edgar, Engineer, fees D. W. Dane Award $3o. John Hynclanan, part pay on Sander: son Mun, Drain $25o.00. Moved by Taylor and Hubbard that the council adjourn to meet in the Township Hall, Gorrie, on the third Wednesday in Sept, when the collectors will be aP- pointed.—Carried. C. E, Walker, Clerk. -ea and Mrs. Mac. Lane of' Kinlodgh, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Ruther- ford and Mr. and Mrs. Will Ruther- ford daring the week. Mr. Alvin; Woods is attending High School at Wirigham. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell and family of Westfield, spent Monday with Mr, and Mrs. Clark.. Messrs. Mike McGuire and Barclay Lee of Ireland, who have spent the past months with Mr, 'Will Ruther- ford, have gone to Toronto. Miss Gertie Aitchison is a student at the Luclmow High School, Mr. and Mrs. C. Deans of Detroit, Mrs. P. Deans and Mrs. Carr and son and daughter of Wingharn, were visi- tors with Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Don- ald McDonald last week. Mrs. Thos. Todd of Wingliam, bas been a visitor with members of her family here. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE To CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 56 Chap. 727 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that all persons havirtg claims against the Estate of Clara M. E, McKague, de- ceased, who died. on or about the twen- ty-fourth day of July, A. D. /924, at the Town of Wingham in the Prov- ince of Ontario, are required to send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to R. VaristOne, Winghani, Ontario'Sol- ititor for tbe Executor', on or before the sixth day of October, As.. D. 1024, 111 111E1110111 111E111 amenunnucarnmuncammmearmoursinnumscsa=;:immouviampornstmos •et., Overland rkerley and I Id Band Thursday, anat.:abet' t EAST WAWANOSTI COUNCIL loyers the couethry bas projtmed isn't ;wan, 'Tis ;;Iways besbt to. play safe , , Council met en Aug, 29th., all Mem- the biggest av :ill, I nivtr grew more as me bye that yetis oversaya wad say., hers ?reseed. Minutes ef last regue. than forty-foive bushels av whate to Yours till n.ixt wake, ar and special meeting were road and the acre in me loife, but av coorse, Timothy• Hay. confirmed on motion of Couecillor we citii,,auti'ltinulsedaythse, bagifiiisahdaltoferotellpoiniza , Tim, E TO QUIT, Stalker and Gillespie, , on summer fallowin, an. barrian yard I -wish you'd quit reggin' us wimni The following communications were plowin down clover to 'Bout everything ander the sue. 11 received, from the County Clerk stat- manUre, an kap e our farrians in. good, sleepe. Anel The clothes we don't wear, ing that the amount required this Year for County and Good Roads pttrposes nYwaY 'tis a wonderbil crap the far -1 Ail,' our fuzzy bobbed hair, 'Was $7542,56 also a special leVY of ruiners ' do be g'atherin in, an thee,r !Ain't non of yore biz ness—je st n o ue l' $1604,8o for Good Roads, in all $9147., sbud be PlintY av money fer gasoline ' s , 36 to be levied ie the Municipality whin. the trashan is done, You don't never hear us beratin' I didn't go to the Toronto Exhibi 'Yore waistline an' morals an' socks a this year. A pro. 1.,est was ordered. for- shun this year, fel, allure, it is growin The'reahornely Lord Knows, warded to the Highways Depattment Bat don't you suppose ship should not be asked to bare this ttloioe big ginfer au calad fellah 1°ike inesilf. over the levying of this extra mill for a special highway 'rate, the Council 1 tinit 1 will enjoy mesilf betther at That we let '0111 give us any shock. gharn Fall Fair, an mebby being of the opinion that the town- . mate more av me ould frinds an nay- Yoa're allus so het up arid pevish, extra expenditure. From the town aa bors to hev a yarn wid. I under:4h- An' scortchinl the atmosphere blue; tand the proize lisht is betther than We don't get all rilled Wiughain asking the corporation of wus asked to be wan av the When you act leinda wild, E. Wawienosh in the placing of lights ivir• 1 on harses, but be rayson av An.' sling all]; that laagavidge at youl on the prairie road, south of that judges show someting in town and from Thos, Taylor regard- me bYe intindin to mosht av the classes, 1 tought mebby Can't' nothin' we do ne,ver please you ing cutting of wild. carrot adjacent to it wud be betther fer some wan 'Use., 1 shorely believe , to do the judgin. Besoides that -Cheer Since old Aclam ragged Eve 1.-iis property. Both of these commun- icaTtnsiwolaloswoilUdgererdatefisiedior taxation may be an. elickshun befOor long an Why blame all- the mischief on us? want to glare offince to any- That men.ain't did nothin' but fuss. were struck for the, current year. Co. I don't Itee.latmarvapk, rate 6 mills, Tp, rate 2 naills and Gen. School rate 3 5110 mills on the dollar. aaaanannaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanna„„aaaaaaa....aawaaaaaaa„.aaaaaana,nc..,,,r‘r.. Thus tenders were received for the construction] of a cement bridge north of Marnock. The tender of Wm. Love at $425..00 was accepted. Wingham and Blyth Fall Fair will benefit tp the extent of $4o.00 each on the sarne conditions as formerly while $io,00 was voted the N. Huron plowing match to be 'held shortly near Brus- sels. • The following accounts were paid; R. Chamaey, rep. to culvert Con. 8 $5,75; The corrugated pipe, Co. cul- vert, $192o; A. Coulter, rep, culvert con. 14 $7.00; The Blyth "Standard," printing and advertising $134.50; S. Hutchison, rep. grader bblades $6.00; R Stapleton, gravel $7.5o; Annie — Scott, gravel $20.7o; W. Fothergill, tt gravel $4.2o; D. Cook, gravel $3.75 - Council adjourned to meet again on Monday, Sept. 22nd. - A. Porterfield, Clerk, lll now emesetnese 11111111 41' 11 11E111 LIJCKNOW • Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Siddal, return- ed home after spending a few days at London, Miss W. D. Rutherford, left on Sat- urday for 'Timmins where she has ac- cepted a position on. the staff of the High School... • Mr. Evan Allin, spent the week -end at his home here. " leliss Mildred Spence, left Tuesday for Cleveland. After a pleasant vacation Rev. T. Cousins occupied his pulpit in the Methodist Church, morning and even- ing. Mr. and .Mrs. John Joynt and Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Joynt, spent a few days in Toronto, last week. Thw e Horticultural Society Floer Exhibit held in the Town Hall on Frida.y evening last was a 'splendid success and should prove an inspir- ation.to all lovers of the beautiful. A number of Lucknow , ladies at- tended a meeting in Kincardine, Fri- day last, in the interest of the coming prohibition campaign. Mrs. Andrew Stewart, Master Jim Stewart, attended Torontol exhibition. 'Monday night the Guild. entertained the teachers and the pupils of the High Sehool. After the 'opening ex- ercises a most interesting program was given. consisting of the folldwang: Scripture lesson by Miss Katherine McKenzie; Readings by Doris Nixon, Bobbie Thompson and Miss Mary Connell; Duets by Miss Fowler and Miss Mildred. Treleaven, Mrs, Douglas and Ms. Murdock; Solos by 1/liss Mary Aitchison and Mr. Carrick Douglas; Addresses by Rev. W. E. Treleaven and Rev. R. McCallum. The President Mt Kenneth Murdie was the chairnaan of the evening. On conclusion of the program lunch was served. TORY CORNERS The weather has been quite unfav- orable this last week for the harvest. While doing chores on Saturday last, Mr. Deitz lantern. exploded burn- ing his barn to the ground. Mrs. Earnest Wylie had. the pain- ful misfortune of breaking her arm, the horses having stepped. up quickly, Mrs. 'Wylie lost hqr balance and fell of the load: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Taylor and Miss Edna, spent Staida3r with Mr, and Mrs. David Dane. Miss Hart wick of Kincardine, has commenced her duties as teacher at No. x School we wish her success. Struck by Automobile While returning home from work on his bicycle Wednesday noon Mr. Walter Paterson.' was struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Jeff Mus- grove and daughter, of Wroxeter. Mr, Paterson was badly „shaken up cut and bruised but we are pleased to report that ri-o bones were broken and he is getting along well. The accid- ent was purely accidental but might have proven serious had the auto been travelling at all.. fast. The accident occurecl at the intersection of Shuter St. and Diagonal Road. The municipal council of the tote -a - ship of Morris are asking for tendere for the constraction of the Mustaid Drain and the McArthur Drain. Plans profiles and specifications and esti- their names and addresses, with lull mates may be seen at the clerk's rest - particulars of their claims in writing, dence. The tenders will be opened and the nature of nhe securities (if at the Township Hall on Monday, any) held by them dilly verified 'by it September 29th, at 2 o'eloak. statutory declaration. Enclose a fifty dollars marked good AND FURT1-IER TAKE NOTICE faith cheque with the tender. that after the said sixth day of Octob- A. larcEwen, Clerk, en x924, the assets of the said estate will be distributed by the Executors among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to tile claims Of which they shall then have. notice, and the estate will not be liable for any - claims not filed at the time of the said distribution. DATED at Wirighant this ninth day of Septemben'A. D. 1924. R. VANSTONE, Wing:ham P. O., AUBURN There will be a Temperance Rally held la Westfield ..church on Monday evening, Sept, i5t1i, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing the town- ship for the coining plebiscite vote. In addition to tile above a program of music and an address by the Rev. W. R. Alp of Auburn, will be furnish- ed, • It is hoped that there will be e good attendance with all the polling - for the laxcentora, atib-divieions represented. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Towle and children have returned to their hthne in Stratford after spending the past month 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, j. Day, Edward Street. Wedding Rings, Diamond Rings and .214arriage Li- cence Information at W. R. Hamilton's, fetal.21.11 1111$111111111101111101111121111 1 1111111111 1111111121 111 11 Anyhow, the fellows who write the jokes know what the point is; that's something. TIM PLAYS SAFE To the Editur av-the Advance-Toimes Deer Sur,— "Tis 'dazed 1 wus intoirely that ye wus afther givin me a wake's holiday, so to shpake, an said so to the missus wan noight "A wake's holiday!" sez she, "I wondher if ye don't hey fi'fty two wakes holiday, iviry year av yer loife since ye caine to town, an, share, it was little enough wurrtak ye did the lasht few years on the fa.rrum", she sez. "Ye shpint yer toirne goin ar- round taikin pollyticks an thradin harses, an lavin the wurrak to the hoired man, an me an the girruls, whin our bye wus oyef'Says. 'Tis a holiday ye entisht be badly in nade av, wid the pertatties ready to dig, an winther cornin on an the roof av the woodshid not minded yit." 'Tis the way wid the wimlnin, ye can't kape- thine to army subjict ye may sheart. The fursht ting ye know they take the bit in theer teeth, loilee a harse ramin away, arr loike an auto whin the shteerin gear goes wrong, an the fursht tiny ye know they land ye in the ditch. Share, it iso't the bit ay wurruk in the garden or on the lewn that inakes me shpake av a rist, fer. if 1 don't fale loike doin it mesilf, whin me lumbago. is wurse than usual, I kin git IvIishter Buttery arr Mishter Harding to do it, an it always plazes the missets to hev a diffrunt man to boss fer a day. 'Tis the litherary wurruk that toires a fel. lab, an gives him the brain, fag, an that is the rayson I veils grateful to ye fer a wake's rist. Ye will notish that all the school taychers an bank clerks, an praychers, and doctors, an girruls poundin relipe- Vrroitin masheens, arr selling ribbons behind a counther, i-viry wen av thira nades a holiday, arr they can't shtand the sletrain. Ay coarse farrumers, an blacksmiths, an min wurrukin in fack- toriee, an winunin kapin house an rai- sin childer kineslitay on the jawb all the year tamed widout anny Yaeashun, be rayson av the fact that inosixtapay- ple's backs are slitronger than timer heads and will shtand more widout a rist Afther all the gremblin in the Shpritag tings turned out jist as I tould ye they Wad, wid foine craps all over Ontario. Pinrywheer ye hear the same slitory — pastures houldin out well, pertatties foirie crap an clone air scab, garden thruck an field roots nivir betther, hay so plintiful that the farrumers don't know what to do wid it, 'oats ait whate so berivy that the farrutners can't afford to buy the twoitte the boinders dO be usin. Thr papers are full av ereres about the heavy craps an the big *Ws ay fall whate, till I woodher if the etap av Che per Fire o Insurance Vire Iristtrance furnished on °I— = dwellings in Winghairi, at less iv than Township Mutual rates -- with no premium note to thgn. Mrhy take the ritht of having 1111 to pay ottra assessnients? Ab ose Real 1.13t0,11(1.' iii111011100111i111Plifill114111111111101110ii111011014i 11 U We are ready for School Opening with a large and well as- sorted stock of Public School Readers Pub. School Text Book Scribblers Exercise Books Loose Leaf Note Books Note Books Fountain Pens Drawing_Books Writing Books Examination Pads Examination. Paper Lead Pencils Pen Points Pen Hancllea Pencil Boxes ,Crayons, Paints School Bags Out stock is of the best quality a nd prices are right QUALITY AND SERVICE Opposite Queens Hotel. Ticket Agency Canadian National Rys ornorsonzhamarinossamennasmEms.mortaVsmanisommmuturanammegeMnIsa, ..asZNiasularemnsatiemscanustaamemsamanzTneso THEE FACULTIES --ARTS, ME WINE and PUBLIC' HEALTH Undergraduate Courses—B. A. general coarse; 13. A. Library and Secretarial Science; B. A. with Theological Options; 13.5. in Nursing; B. A. Honour Courses in Biology; Chemistry; Classics; Commercial Economics; English and History; English and French; English and German or Spanish; English and Latin; French and Latin; Geology; Mathematics and Physics; Philosophy; Political Economy; Romance 'Languages; General . Science; Combination B. A. and M. D. course. M. D. course of six years. Post -graduate courses: M. A.; M. Sc.; Dr. P. H.; D. P. H.; and C. P. H. N. (Diplomas in Public Health.)• _ Requireinents for Admission—junior or Honour Matricu- laden. Fall terin begins 22nd September, 1924. For information write— ° DR. K. P. R. NEVILLE, Registrar. UNIVE SITY OF ESTERN NTARIO LONDON 'CANADA *Fma."m."..a.nym.eatraaevr. 111E111 •Le. =. lllI2ilIttlllsrIlllllIlItllIll MMM 11 0 MOMOMOH Illl1ll1Illlli Experienced leS ier, tors ad iegitters to Lear r achine erating on 0 eralls, P nts and Kid- (' les' 1 Iay Garments — Apply to — ttingMills LI ou t Forest, Ontario Note—There are good train connection be- tween Witigharn and Mount Forest. 11 11111111111111111111111 11 111 111 II 11 111 1 111C4111111111 111 11N11111111111M1111111111101111111111111111 110.0116440616.elii..111133R1431111!b+91119.0A70.043Uli, 64111114,11M00111in4i1004.119DOMM402114102014141S1114411t411iitille410111411t4341,011106 .It is 'worth while to dellivet cream direct to Creamery. If goo' to soc per earl hiterests ,yoit 43 a produc- tenentmnitnneautinaTtnadWinamattavoltortarnats*.ltiMe. era, - Get out' prices before marketing elsewhere. We are now having hot weather, At this time 6f year egg a deteri- ate very.tudeldy, We are payinig highest price lot qnality eggs, it pays to look after eggs and sell on graded bads, ,13rIng yoie egt9 'We grade *ern. • ' United Farmers Co.Opo.00.1, lAttimittlimmal tikoo n tiiifott