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'How to Deal Wt 4 Some Persis4
, tent Rose En.emies.
emedy at flaw/ for 'Every Assail,.
arit--/n Cold Weather Spray In
ille Mornings -- eneiore,i Cows
Need a G4n-al 'Grain getion.
(Contrthuted by ont.ccrio Department or
Agrleuttitre, Toronto.)
SnraYing will water under pres-
sure with a fine spray is a'6'13ed
preVOlitiVO for tbs.: various pests that
infect rose bushes This howevei,
is often times not full effective, but
Tobacco and Soap Solutions Effective.
Stiong tobitcto or soap solutions
applied in the sane way as stated for
the water are good remedies. Three
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subject oC 'attack from Cotincilinen, Em
Collector and sliort-sightedi-rattlitYe,rs,
it is not an eitviablc position and J.
wieli u brezile tilt; news gently that 1
am not v‘tatztiris tc1i office as 2d)ovo,.
If out- town was governed 1?y• a coin-
mission of three men, tileY ,Woold see filj
ir
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4, Atap•• P. : ,
The Chain Grocery SloVet3 0:01 Cagaila
that snch changes took place. BM a.s
long, as we stick' te this old fashioned =
ROVernin,ent of, eight men and so illan
ttsirlin.; to what they call the honor
(show. me wher,e it comes,in) juSt so
long will we continue to Itii-Ve
eoni-
p1j frorn ratepayers.
, In the seven years that I have acted. —
as .Assesseir the Assessntent lots in-
creased two hundred and thirty tlioti$,-
and dollars. •Tne rate seveit yearsago
was 'thirty three "Jnills. ilbe. pop uht-ll
tion, wite 2300. . •
A review ot,the etatistiesitat present
,
slioves as follows:—.Land valuation'
r W S Awaiting Opeittng of Galbraith's Si:Ore (Yulle" c7f witale °11-s°aP diss°1"4
,a gallon of water will make a good
This.'snap-Shot was taken, of the this stocic: informs Its' that th_tiattti
crowd of toWn and. country ,pcople day sales were avstaY beyond his ex
wholined up in font of. ,Galbraith's Pectalioes. /'were many real
an hOur'befer'e opening,,time on snaps andmany pleased Eust °triers
'..S:attleclay morning,'
The Advance had are -Very much satis,ficd. Mr, Met-
.,61ilargle of the adlyertisng'uunpdigit for chant, 'do you, wi./nt ,to have a similar
this 'sale and scattered thOnsands of crowd' at, Your store ',F,O place' the
, eon' sbeei: biJl± „inio. the - honfes., of goods on sale and give The Advance
everyone for miles: ' This was it et 'your, inerehamile ormolu/cement. /\We
,..inerch.‘t: an early crckw,d but the sans will not merely, print, the for yoe
eontinned all day long. and is but weIwill arrartge the it'ettis so .a't-
continuing' daily. Mr: 3, ,NV, tractively' that /po/1-ile- will talce note of
,of' anna -8z Co., Ltd., who is selljjg them. •
F A PARKER
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICAN
Osteopathy • Electricity
All diseases treated,
Office adjoining residence, Centre
Street, next Anglican Chureh, (forni-
rly.Dr. IVIacDona.ld's.) Phone 272.
tne."7!
141,UN pital
"it's hard to realize that , six
,
month ago 1 coui n walk
across the floor and no_iir
am sowell!" -
have never •been. -very. stronibut.the
ileat last Suilillier was too.nruelr:forflie.,
This andthe fact that my'haitbarid.Was
out of work and I had to wcirl.'•al.y and
nie-htto keep from starving,. left me a,
physical' wreck. Luckily „my besband
• was 'able to get a good j013, j When I
bad teego to, ned., el tried eVer37t1iing 1-
• could think of.to g,et strong, bnfreaCh •
clay 1 -seemed to be getting weaker and
/ 'Weaker. 1 was•reduced to askeletori,
corildil teator e.epI, had no strength
left. and, .fin.,ally• WC113'Sp'Weak.tlap.'t 111
'1 51-3' g: to e.rosa the flOor ane
lapsed,. [Was so ill and ' weak that
. didn't care:Whether I, lived Qr ,died-
eff I heard about. that marvellous
,
preParatiOn—Carn oil A friend of -thine,
haktised if witltwonderful results and
-,is i hart done so muck for her, 1 deciL.l
ded th'try fi. Tite results were nothieg,.
ess t ia n iuiraculous. In two weeks I
,was able to:get 'tip and 'kik about" the
•lionsd. 111 y appetite. had ,returned.. '
was. actnally : hungry.. • • I could sleep
.Wheit,E went 30. bed-, .soniething-1 had
not been alSte t O'clo for 'Months, I'have
. . ,
already taken six bottles,of Carnal and
I. am still takine- it. I Weigh mare "to-
day thati lever Weighed 'before. in my'
life; "I steep like a child:- T,ain iiever
'tired and my. skin is as clear and eny
cheeks -A rosy as g girl's.,eIblese the claye
I -heard about Carnol ." Mrs. K.'" Toronto.
Carnol
, ,
is 'sold by yoofdruggis, t and if
you can .censcientionsly say, after you
have tried it, that it hasn't done ,you
any good, return the empty bottle and.
he will refund,yeieur methey- 3-122
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„ &Old bY,'", ,
j, ,Walton McKibben',
A Grand- Feeling
-• Can you, stay in bed, long these de-
,
lightful springmornings? You awake
refreshed bvHici.pure, belmY ;air in
the, 'early hours of :daylight, and the
first thing you know you at-elistening
intently to the cheery."'SQllgs of it
seems myriads 'of robins on all side;'
the increasing "clid-e-lel,'''‘of' the b,inck-.
bird as he swells out hi$ .glossy, plum-
age inthe morning •suu; the sw6el.'
warble of a bright .feathered blue -bird;
,the "caw, caw,' cal:iv': • of. the' .noisy
crows' in the 'distant bush; the .sweet
cafol of the,meaciewlarke and now, you
even arise ,a,nd gaze Upward at a flock
.of Canada geese, honking-theirspring
gtreetings, to you on :,their way t9 .their
isiimmer ho"nie in "the far. north. And
you smile to yOurself,"'VedauSe
just :bubblinle over, wi th the Ow g hes
of the .igy of Hering. ."Ain.'t- it ,a gran'
arid glorious feelin'?"
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-We All Got Theni• • •
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, .The la cal HYdr 'Comm issi o g‘ci.t.
shock ' las te eve.ek he Y r eeeiv ed.
.thei-r ;first. 1.3th power:, bill ,:for -the
year• ending_ 'October 31st. e921. It
Would he'usela's"fer 't.0, try t0
plain'. What it. is 'for', and none of the,,
Cominissioners' have a clear under-
- ,
stepding what. it , is. for. 'Howe'ver
every' p ali ty undeh .c on trac t,.gcts'
their ulli,power bill, and the chargeS,
cOthe tinder a' number /of hpactS, that
is •Mite .actually ' figored in With each
.month's power bill. This -bill amounts,
.,$/e817ii3 and Lit-15'ra Cfita IY foie ten
ineinth's Servide- •The,- actual ,power
.bill for 'Pebroary was 4o6.85, and for.
•March ,.$432.3o, .Figurrog up.."for 'the
ten Months /the 1,1th bill if •spread over
the. 'Monthly." accountse would' t,,otal
•SI8t..2.`extra. ,lifewever. it is leahtied
*that even. With this extra the 'system.
'IS paying' it's way in Teeswater,', but
we need not look for any reduction. in.
the'rateSfOr ,Soine time to come: -
'The CotrimisaiouerS on the Eugenia
system are 'plannifig for a Convention
to be' held. in Hanover, on the estit of
MaY,,when questioes relating to each
individual municipality will be taken
up, and it is understood that some re-:
soli-I:06ns' will bdedrawirvop ase.tegards
the authority and:power of local cOM.:
missions ,to deal with matters that at
the present' tithe. they • appear to have
no. say in whateirer.---',reew4ter News,
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We vvill give 20 -Records militia any C. -b.
ett P nOgraipp the store.
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-1141000 MtkomPOInw mann miwriliftlimiimwmpamoimmmummmi
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solution for green aphids, red spider
and Ihrip. A solution of tobacco
water can be Made by placing to-
bacco leaf stems or raw tobacco
loaves in a pail, 1% or 2 pounds':
011 the pall with boiling soap suds,
rover up, and alle-iv to cool. Strain
and spray"' it 'on the, plants as -re-
euired.„. ,
Another good fortenla is made by
'mixing one 'part slightly sour milk
and two parts ot coal oil. These. must
be /nixed (churned) together thor-
,
' °uglily first, then add .20 Parte of
water.and mi:c. thoroughly. 'Phis must
bp used quickly, as it does not keep-
, 'The following preparatiOns sold at
large seed -stores' are also good. Sul-
Plio-tobaecti soap_and'Illaele Leaf 40
g,00cl remedies. Thase are also
sold at eame drug stores. Pull direc-
tions for use, are given' on the. 'pack-
age's: find it an inaprovenient to
use: soapy ,water in Mixing Black
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These remedies are for aphis, theip.
altogether 140 widows; therb' are 2.3 L.
and red spider mainly.
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PO,`I'ATOES''- Specials '1 Choide Mae,hine Sliced FRY'S COCOA 1/‘Kelloggs Waxtitedojn
Eii this week .40c ph:, „1 Break. BACON 33e' lb, j tin ......... . . . .. Flakes, pkgcs„. . . .
-$234,780 $1,,110,3 ;
1,1C8S ASSEtS11101.1t; $00,000; :tricorn e. Tax,
$32,000; Liabie 'far School Tax' only,
$4.2,000;,' Liable ,for "Local .1.mprove-
men t $271,000; Total.
The -Real Gain or'Increase ever the'',...,11-4
enerat Tax..oE iast year is '$7o,0oo';`.
assesSment.,
171/0 total Population is TherelE
were 22 1)it1'1aS 1111.10.13.g, year 1921 ; ohere 1
were 23 deaths during, year 1.92t; 1111131- .'
17"
House Cleaning
.5 STRING' I3ROOIVES
Snec. PURE CANE STYGAR, 15 lbs. SI-11.RRIfi'F'S
No. .
. _ . , Ne- 4 l-10. 63e
tor ,.
Ammonia, 2
13alel)itt's Cleanser -0e
PASTRY FLOUR -- PAT -A
PAN, 24 lb, bag . . . . .
. .... . --• .. ... ' .. 'Finest Car adiart CHEESE, Per
Rinse, 2 pkg.
SoapFlakes lb , _ .
L cl y Soap, 7 cal -es
Laundry Starch, 2,lbs
Seedless Raisins, lb
Cleaned Cuerant4, 11).
ICirig Sugar, lb •
Blue -,Rose Rice, 3:1.bs...
Pearl Tapioca., 3 .
. .. 11,1) ... .. sc Pot 13, arleYi ... . . . . ..
50e OUT Own TEA' ' 45e th, TSTillrles°drldesdH\)eVahltelalt,BoraP111:Psk-g-•."--112I95cc
155
ber of Persons between 5 and 21 years, =
. • , •
rec The Famous Red Packet Roman Meal, pkg,...„,_... .. __35e ,
56'3`,..betiveen 5 and .16 Yeahs,, 427; be-' , '
tWOCti 21 and 6o„ yetths, ii25; there are r--- _ ' ' ' '
...hr
.1. dogs; there' are 707 na.mes on toe — /
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iViAG 1 C B AK IN G I ,Choice RED SALMON I ''Straw_. or _Raspberry l Sherriff's _TELLY
legislative roll, of Which sorne -8o, Ili . POWDER 34C lbtin tin ' sac JAM__,.., . .. . .75c No. 4 tin 1 I'''CIVt/DERS 3 pkg,,s 25c
inales arc liable for Poll 'fax and 123 '
spinsters, Which to my way of think --r ,
ing should. pay poll tax. TIOW they luive 711,
13,t,
the franchise. Deliorninatienal gensus
Canada's Largest Retail Grocers. .
and $376,800 ass'essment; ltitethodista;
66o, and $295,275 assessrugrit; Ault/C-
ans, 6i2, and $272,525 assessmeet;
Baptists, 115 ,and .$29550 assessment-,
Salvation Army, 40 and $5,800.assess-
ment; Roman Ca,tholic, 8e5eand $e)8,Soo
assesgnient; Jews, 10 and 4,100 essess-
ment; a,
the balnce non sect iian
This does not take into conSider-
ation ahy joint stock companies, rail-
ways, etc, and is nearlY Correct as
possible. ,
There are 86 widows, owners of
,
operty, there are 3r widows tenants,
Pealing With the„.Slug."
• Another pestthat infests rose
-bettalicia is what" is 'known as the' roes
slug, a slimy green caterpillar, about
. one irrch long, that eats tbe leaves :
and also eats into the flower. 1 -Dust-
ing tia-e-- brIshes, when' the leaves- are
damp (not too wet) 'with dry helle-
bore from an old baking powder' tin
havilik-a perforated lid, will .help- to
keep. do-wn those pests; or , an ounce
bf hellebore 'powder may be mixed
with 112 gallonof water and sprayed
„on the plants. ' These are all -very.
effective remedies 'for pests on- rose
bu:51/es. Care. 'must be taken, •tie -we-
ever, not only to be particuttar in
mixing Lhe ingre,dients, but. also to
aPnlY thoroughly to, till- parts cit -the
mbre especially -to. the Under
side of the leaves for the Wrhite thrip
and .red --spider, and start early In
; the season"- before- the pests •appear.
Prevention is better than cure.
When to Spiliele.
In applying any of thesesolutions,
any egraying .1leeessary ' in chilly
Weather.should be done in the morn-
ing. During -the "eery -hat' weather;
-spraying may be done in tbe evening:,
If spraying is clone in chilly weather
it' tridneee, tnildew... The 'remedy. fol
downy or -powdery mildatiVis to dust
the plants:with flowers:of sulphur or
spray with a soluticin made by Mix-
ing one ounce of potassium sulPhido
in three gVlons ofwater: An appli-,
cation of any, ,of tbese remedies
shoold be macle..every Week of ten
days from early in the season until
the 'end of Stunmer. The potassium
sulphide is Mee' a goad remedy- for
"glaele Snot,". another fungus dis-
ease that attacks the leaves of rose
bushes. dead or diseased -leaves
caused by black spt . or mildew
.sbool,ii. be ,gathered , up aril_ burned.
—TlIg late Wm. }nut, 0. isel.0011ege,
Guelph.'
Generous Cows 'Need Gotta ',Grain
Ration.
,
With the pasturing season at an
, end, every owner " of dairy cows
should begin to plan his winter feed-
ing. Cows ofteu stiffer mora for lack
--of teed betweek the time est -hen the
pasture is good and the time when
•winter feeding in earnest begIns,than
'they tio after winter is:melte:eat band.
'Every experienced feeder has learn-
ed that, itis easy 'to' let cows decline
in milk as,a result of -Poor feed,.but
very -10.1'4 to bring them hack. A
good production for the year is pos-
sible only when the cow is kept at
a high level of milk production. all -
the time. '
....The foundation 01 .all good dairy
F. only widows; there are:56',spinste,rs,.
oveners,..9 _Spinsters, ,- tenaitts. and 129
spinsters, L. F. only; oyer 6o; there are
6, alto.getber 194 spinStersi Thete are
53 joint owners of residential prapeity
there are,:.5.441 dwellino's and 32 apare-
,ents;• there are rot who have reached
the alloted span, three score and: ten
'and over as follows.: over too years;
3 betWeen go and 9.5'.; '24 between 85
and 90; 1. f, betWe.01148o and 85; 23, be;
•.tween 75 and 8o; 48 betWeen 7o and -175,
total tot people: ' • • - . ' ..-
- Befcite concluding I Wish to say
through the, courtesy of J., A. McLean,:
'I 'was _handed a list of, all men living
in the. Villages' of Winghatn;.J3lnevile,
Zetland, and: the township' of Tian-
beyry, who Were of the age of 3.8 -and
66 year's and who Were„liable for tnili-
tary`servite iit the year /873, a total of
652 names, I find out of all that list
of 49 years ago 27 are living. in Wing -
ham vicinity or .otvri property.- R A.
Graham,' Peter McLaren, Wns. Hom-
uth, Richard .Porter,.: John Dayidson,
Elijah Higgins, F. H. Roderus, And-
rew _Murray, Wm. Clendenning, Sam -
gel' Burehill,-A. EL 'Musgsrove; Gilbert,
'Forgie, Lawrence Fyfe; John Little_,
Henry Goclkin, Robert Hogg, Thoinas
Carruthers', Henry, Davis, Thomas L.
jobb, Charles Elliott, James 'Haugh,
WM. lvfarrity, John Cooper, A/V-ro.
'Powell; Andrew Gray, Robert Mus-
grove and 3. Lamonby. , • '
The .Western '.Foundry was krafftea
a' fixed' assessment' ten years ago of
$24,cio6... The Aro ,Cushion Tire c0.,
I eaaed. a -couple of ,t he' Fotindry buildt
ings three, yeays ago and Were grant-
ed a:fiXed aSsessinent of 15,600, ‘,vhile
the' I...foundry:1 aeeesSment has not
'been lowered accOrdrugli. Mr. /1Vfe-.
Lam' thought this an initigtiee to. the
WeStern Foundry Co. and 'he said that
'at' the present tithe he would -not vahm
.the Foundry property, at more than
Sti,ogO. Most,. of the , councillors
agreed with,the assessor and the Mat-
. ,
ter of adjustment was' left with the
fitianee cbtrimittee. Mayor. , Elliott ,
ecituplirteented the assessor on the,
splendid .report which he had present-
ed to the 'council and on the.valliable
informatioti it .contained. t: " •
, At the last 'meeting. of the council
it \WAS_ 'decided. to have the- Court of
ReVieion Comprised ciPthe entire coun-
cil but 'it was found that the, IEVAV called'
for' five) .members, it "was ' therefore
Moyeel by , geuncillors, Greer and
Thompson .thaf the formr Motion' be •
reScilided and that the.:court of /ReviseeLe.
,ion be composed of Mayor •ElliOtte •
Reeve Tipling, Cotincill'ors '13ennett, •
1.
,Lloyd,:, and Haney: ,An amendment
by Councillor 13ennett and Reeve:Tip-.
.ling that. the court be composed of the
Mayor and Councillors 'Greer, Lloyd,
Hatte3r and Fothergill4as lost::
rationn is a aucieulent feed, either ' • '
silage 'Or roots, and ,a legtima'bay, '
wbich. meana, clover or alfalfa, .inst •Stole Livery Outfit ' . ••
as Soon as. the.'gra"Se :begins to grP f,.]:, rm. A/duty:re avd ttbant 20 and
. and, hay ehopld begin. It never pay,,s :
Rhdrt tlI•eref°rek' the feedhl. of silage 'Ildtc4ibceilcllas' paf,t,iirtidian,.. hired a black
to serinan/.0ii,,roughage.. Let 'the Caws tlilee 'cittch `-li.e.ril.!,.u.,',.t„-1:11T,,a !.?,11,gg'y 11.-"P'in
have as In"h as theY 11111 'eall. 119' illriles,i'rdc-i 'then-Co'r/tet—fftir3r,:-bli‘trivne/strtitadieeT
/cleanall' the time. That is what a
cow is:for—eto, eon:Vert' rotighage MO
. ,A good graih mixture shOuld con-
tain at least' three different feeds,
onee"ett which is rather high in :pro-.
tent. A. good ,grain mixture, for cows
of,meditiM production is, ground core
115
PRUNES, 2, Ths.
BUTTER AND EGOS TAKEN Wht
mid., assessment. :Presbyterian's, ,81p, ,LARGE MEATY
D
POT SHORT BREA
Cleanliness, 'Service, 16 ounces to lb.
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The Future of Radiophones
(London Advertiser.)
Radiophone's are not only a grea
entertainment, init they will graduail
conic into general use in 'the role of
great aid to national growth. Th
Advertiser will aid in the clevelopmen
of national growth by operating per
manetitly this latest improvement o
the. invention. .
You•WOUId like to • hear Lloy(
George and the leaders of other grea
world powers discus-ing world ques
tion e that effect you at Genoa. Yoi
may not be able to hear him to -mor
row or the next day, but.'give' m.
hi
and. the invention time, and you wil
ultimately hear him.
When Hon. W. L. Mae.kenete King
Canada's premier, speaks in the House
of Commons, yon be able to el
I the messages that distant operators are Wha.t Advertising Does
•I sending in a foreign tongue,
I . Radio will soon become one of the
t greatest forees-binding the world and
yet im
l"6iis wipee:pre closer toget. her. Radio -
a phones will- make the earth much
-1 BELMORE
f , The Wornen's Institute will meet at
'the home of Mrs. John Gowdy, on
1 Sateirday afternoon, May 6th, at 2.30
t p. in. All ladies are invited.
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7 MeNevin—In Wingham, on 'Tuesday,
May 2nd., to Mr. and ire.
-MeNevin, a son.
Cove—In WInghani, on Tuesday, May
, end.,"do Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Cove, a
son, -
t
youi- oWn home and hear lalin by
radio in the very near future. •
• Dwellers ie the more sparsely point
lated- districts of Canada will be able
to get in touch with the outside
world whenever they choose. • ,Parrn
ers will he able to get-eareful of city
life while they sit comfortably before
the h .hearttrth
i ;eir own farm m
hoe
The radiophone will make all this pb.s.,
sible.' •
Experts predict that the" radiophene
will serve to make the F,nelish Ian -
gulag& universal. The great e.,:t arnomit
of news and entertainment riding
through the air will be hi the Anglo-
Saxon tongue. Other nations- will
have•to learn the- English language to
get the greatest benefit out of .the
se-rvice.
It will also he of advantage to Eng-
lish speaking people to learn other
languages, and, So be able to catch
BUMATISM
NEURITIS T R C 95
SCIATICA e 6
If we could show you the actual proofs,
results attained in thousands of eases
Suffering from these dread diseases,,
letters from people; from their friends
and relatives, it would convince you
that, if you suffer from Rheumatism, &e.
T.R.C.'s (Templeton's Rheumatic Cap -
‘soles) will make your recovery suee.
T.R.C.'s attack direct the cause of the
pain, eliminate the poisons from Ow
system that are making the trouble,
reduce the inflammation and the result
• le blessed relief from suffering. -Sold
by druggists $1.00 per bo,, Free trial
write Templeton', ToroOto. -
returning home,/ came on 'through 'to
Walkerton, where he traded the steed,
which was one of the Blyth hea,risc
teara, and which was valued at $T5or
td Joe Chesney for' au 'old .skate -that
is said to have been sold Oh a couple
of oceq,SiOnS for ,$2':60!: • PlItting ihe
• Walkerton. nag. into the fancy .rubber -
or barley fops, Parts, ,onts:er bran ,tivo ttre,d buggy, he drove to the home of
parta; linseed meal ono part, ' Cale, a Local' gs,ri5sy
Vhegrain beeU!-'11°1,114 vary with dealer; and disposed els the entire '0.0,1
'the, milk produced. The cow that '18. . $5,00. High Constable -Whit e -
Milking healillY is the one: to sides of Hensall, into wthotie heeds. the
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,.th0 liberal grain allowance,' Arlgood', matter was placed, _traced the inean-
rule to follow with, reference to derings of the tliief to Walkerton, and
,ainotint" of, feed., is to give one /00111,1,t6 with the. assistance of Chief Fehenson
grain of to each three poundsMin
:Or:. here, succee,cled in. locating ,0.11d recov-
• produced hy':.a Gnernsey or,el-ereeY, 'ming the stelen goads. "IV- thse trans -
'and one Peund of grain to each' throe action Chesney, is ont of "the feed of
' anti oneLlittlf pounds Of thillt,'•by
'Holstein. •
16 -t anci.4...7;ii.
two (1.48,;•„onty,., • i\l'atitie0 ,Sa'1!"tit'(.1L'Iy
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Possible 'ditto at WhIelt the landls ln '
ptoper ecinclitioir; .' ' ,
A 5u\4 55915 iv -litter of 18; 151.1.1.4.,,'
ellaS,e'il, by. Mat eilititt)i.it , & Sens, And-
ev,6#,',,,I.,.1n.gi,a4d, .°J.I. (..)e:tober 8,, :101,9,
111191',sii.d0.'''',12.44 14.,tterS Of ',Ltt, 18, 1 a,'
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tite hoese lot several days a,s \veil 51,
a now set of shoes, witi(tIt 9111.
,011 set,eed, while tlie gypsy tt4 out
1.t16. $2 specillien Of librse floAl
C/,-h,:suev
leihning of the eroOlceci rnitittier
:Melitt,yhe liacl Cottle ftito j)05,.
n of it. T.110. Mrl1e,'.1.al40nt5 or
.1\10111.1:$'),'`6; itt :4'01 41 '
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Commenting on the failure or
business enterprises in the, Unite& '
Sta,tesclast vear. 0..C. Perkins, Sales:,
Manager of the Seller Kitchen. Cab-
inet' Company of Elwood, Indianae
said to members of the Harniltou
Club last week that those were largely ,
attributable to the fact that the peat ,
directing such 'concerns' did not ap-
preciate the value of advertising. Mr_ •,
Perkins said that, despite .adverse con-
ditions. last year, , the company, he
identified withenjoyed one of its mOse. '
prosperous periods. He emphasizede
however, that such. prospeeity VAttaS Se-
cured. mainly through extensive ed- ,
veitising to 'produce' results, and it- /
gets the business. But we 'also feel'
that tbe best advertisifig,ifalls,'short
its 01:met/ye unless it is fully support-- •
ed by good ealesrrnanship. 'We ,adver-
tise nationally, but we suppaet it 1-1,5
advertising carnpaigns in local news--
papers, courses of instruction te retz:11.
clerks, etc. --Walkerton Telescope_ '
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Fu eral 3 'rectors
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Motor Hearse or Horse,Equipment
Winota (Intario
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I.AVE WINDERMERE,
"filitoitt to the touritt region ,about
Zalpo Windermere innithern British
will food retiMdet tbete
0, early day's, Ithe EndsOn't Bay
Cortipan'y, hi:building a .repliety of their
furat Pl.OntittOtiti regi oil, • It \Nine kuove
,.pre .4`gooteegy nouso'.'„,fieszt• web-, hilt
...by, the intrepid, 'astrotibMer ex..;
• ,I.Ottsit, David Thonanson, in 180,6 on
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&to ammo of, lovety Lake Windermere.
ThO,:t„,0,,ort,„. a pupil at. Vile
yoat Nenool ,LOnd(M., WaS released
to the p:odsoti. bay' Ootimaitly for the
of ilve oitridq eterintg The
' eetapany Sent itti•to Canada where
. 'Was' outfitted , told sent tip, the
Alii6tett BilVer With al paity.., 'Ili '1796
heVith three COMpaniona, two Of theft
thade thdr *as, oedi
ili'0.-1107. 1. -alio Athaki.see,• .01)
. .tititiire. to 'Writ Vott he, was in.:
4014$4 ,that the eimomiy. Wettld Make.
tii4liketto coloyatials 41:01, tha,t,110 WaS
job'. ,,,..110„did tot allow' ;this
to r yith .11f 0.1T
,
mediately Ninth tent Indians for Grand
Portage where Iso obtained an appoint -
merit as 'astronomer for the North
West Company, wkose hpalcinezrterE,,
Were at that peInt.
As astronoratt he visited the tom.
pally% 'aliens Iiests and While int the
Lake-of-the-Woode region. in.114td:-.
tel4t4 :located the toaree Of the
River,' Many Years were
"Vent555 surveyittg the western wilds,
ixetreiling by, dog' team and earme.
The tinter of ..1807-05 ..wa,,s spent at
Kootenay HonSe 'with his lam-
ily," as )ns Indian wife ion children
wore' termed, Io October, 1810 bo
set ont to, tra00 the Columbia River
Tkont itS Spelt -fie f.rt) 155 M.01.1.03. and W3V.1
1010 fitSt VW:1,0 '1,0 do this, airIV-
ing at what it now Ast,Oria, OregOO, SO
Jtily., 1811. 1he .Ac
despite great,"polis,.; Thanp
so55 died at tho ,00r. And
tp.5Tvoreej01e41 A!' Vhfeterifk.Ot
niiced its debts 4'P 'Illit5b1ioit htttl
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WILIX 6:64/415,tUk ,A101443 rtlE
11-10NIP%/0(4
sixtoell Years og worklor the CiCAP*74.,,'
anymake him one ofi'fle
ab:10 10011 of 1,150,4 prosistd.
The new 'post asrill be ran. exact
Iteration of the into
TltompSon and is in, the •natIpetr
'Memorial. to the 1.5151245 nian
the trtighty Thoinpsou
panted, Tito fort, will add' 0,4
attl,aelion to this )optila,r 1'
vrtixolt 05441 ruigtit1
1,11r1,11 'Wonders such as Toby' Cg/lini$L .
Norse Thief Glacier, and Lliatif �,,
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rand 14,11co 1/0111:40 11411;441c1 .4
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