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Large,shiprnefts of popular priced
1=3tu'berry style Coats
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See the new lomat ;green coats; in boys' and
;young men's models, Raglan should-
to 35.00,
.els, belted $16.50
The Store With the Stock
THE ;••uTG 4:
Mr. Archie Edgar is having a phone
installed in his 'residence,
ling
IVIrs, Ed. Sparling is visiting at the
home of her son, 11.1r. Harvey Spar
Miss M. Page of Wing -liana, spent
Thanksgiving . Holidays with Mrs, 1.
Dane. e
1Vedding bellswillsoon be ringing.
,Gorrie, will supply the bride,
Mrs. Mathews of Wilsonville, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs, Geo. Harrison„
Miss Mabel Ross spent part of last
week and Thanksgiving Day with Tore
onto friends.
Iviiss :Phylis. Stanley of Ripley, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. (Dr.) Whit-
ley this vveelc.
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Gil )in of Gilpin, . r•. Courtney 1 • Alta.,
is visitizi, liis cousins, Messrs. hien
and, John Maguire.
Mr. and Mrs. H, Collins of Tor
onto, spent the holiday' with Mr, and
Mrs. H. V. Holmes,
Mr, J, Maguire returned from -the
West last Saturday, bringing three
carload of fine cattle with:hint
Mr. Victor. Shera, who has been
spendingsonic months at Tugaske,
Sask.; returned home on Friday last:'
Mr. M. Eagleson of Winchester, ar-
rived in town on Tuesdaynight, and
will remain for a few days with his
father.
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Mr. : and-MVirs. Preston Walker and
babe spent Sunday and Monday with
the latter's parents, Mr.' and Mrs, W.
Stinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Carter McKee of Galt,
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spent the holiday with the former's
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Nord was received here otx Sunday
giornirg, that 'Mr, 'Will 'Browner of
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Toronto, beloved husband ofMiss
Elsie Dow, vvas killedwhen at work.
in "ti}e freight yards. 'Besides his, wife
and "two children, he .leaves his par-
tints and four brothers, all of Toronto.
Much sympathy is extended from this
community to the bereaved wife and
children. Her mother, Mrs, Jas. Dow
sr., and her sister and brother, Mrs.
Martin and Mr. Jas. Dow, jr, attended
the funeral,
Sorry to report that Mrs, Robert
Shiell•, ison the sick list•
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ' Irwin and
son, Ivan of Belgrave, spent Sunday
with. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart McBurney.
Miss Lena Clhamne`y spent last week
with
Mrs. rs
Joe
Thompson of S
ea
forth.
pareiits, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKee.
Mrs. T3eatty aiid Wr. McKee ..of
Peterboro, attended the funeral •of.
their' sister, the late Mrs. Eagleson, on
Tuesday. i
Mts.,Manrd,who has been spending
the sunliner at Radison, Sask., and
Winnipeg, Man., returned "home on
Monday. •
Miss L. T3. Ashton of Hensall, spent
the week -end and Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ash-
ton::
Mrs. W. F. Runsey and son, Herb
ert, and -Mrs. R, F. Askew and son,
AIian, are visiting 'their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Montgomery.
Rev.. S. R. arid 'Mrs. Johnston and
little son, of Bervie, spent Thanks-
giving with the: former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. 'O. Johnston.
MORRIS
FREE SHORT COURSE '
TAXES
Nir. and; Mrs. George • Edgar and
family spent Sunday at Mr. Will Ed-
gar's of Jamestown.
Still on our heads
more trouble fall, .gar's Stephenson also
Mr. and Mrs, W..•. S ga
months' Short coursetat the wall.
Ed -
the -three stivee And drive us back against
1VIr. and Nlrs: 7\axwell Abraham and
son Vern; of Grey, 'visited at Mr.
Thomas Abraham's last Sunday.
Grey,
Miss :Margaret .,tcphenson of.
spent a few days with her friend, Miss
Mary Caseinore.
Mr, and' Mrs. Robert Golley and
family visited at ivfr. Will Robertson's
of :13elgrave, last Sunday.
Mr. Thomas spent a'few
days with his brother, Will AbrahaI n
of Howick.
Mr. . Ward : Gray sold'his spring.
colt to • Mr. George Cruikshank of
Turnberry' for a good price.
Mn and,Mrs. Jack Barnard of Low -
don, ;visited at Mr. Alex MacEwen's
last Sunday.
to be held in Clinton from November
-.27th. to March 2nd., the Public might
be interested to know something of
;the calibre of the instructors, engaged
to lecture at this course.
Mr. John Buchanan, B. S. A., Grims-
`tiy,who is to lecture on Field .Hus-
bandry and Agricultural Botany, was
for a number of years Associate Pro-
fessor in Field Husbandry with Pro -
Some think their taxes worst of all,
They don't like taxes.
A taxJ
for light, . a ta
x ltor schools,
A tax on water from the pools, . _
A tax the County Council rules,
And sewer taxes. •
'A business tax, a tax on dogs,
A special tax few, weighing hogs.
€.essor C. A, ;.Zavitz, at the Ontario A tax to buy policemen's togs,
a�g ricultural College and ire cletnon- Andtovvli rate taxes.
: strated considerable ability in the
now, Field Husbandry work.Froin therer
Our'Aldermenneed ev c y
scad.
`1,e went to the States and for a num- They need them � , they need then
,- 'kacr of years was County agent and bad,
.
' tincliotl of being. the most A deficit was all they ,had'
' had thep distinction
highly ,pard County Agent in the Un-, From . last year's taxes.
ago, Mr. Buchanan I •
, qui ro TWO yearsg 1't go round with look so glum,
• ,iiz professional life and started on 'a But clot „
farm at Grimsby. We are particular- Cheer upl the worst is ,yet to come!
9y rol'ttillatti in having a xylan of this
Nie -t: -. year will. sec as otng. some,
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lth pavement taxes.
calibre to icctu •e to us on the iinpor-' 1N
hint subject of Field Husbandry.. Economize 011 this and that .
Mr. Andrew F:tilton, B. S A., Brig- Dismiss the dog and shoot the cat,.
.loon, who will lecture on Horticulture Refuse your wife a new fall hat,
andVegetable Growing, has a great And pay your taxes.
eea'of practical experience in the act-,
Mil growing and at the present' time. Pour fewer schooners do
is in charge of the Government Cold throat,
Storage Plant at Brighton. - Besides Refuse, the draugixt, renevv'tlle note
having thorough knowledge of the `'Near last' year's winter" overcoat,.
fruit section, he is also a gentian And pay your _taxes. .
,,grower on a large scale.
Mr. H. G. Bell,. who is to lecture
on Soils and Fertilizers has had a
'wide experience, not 'only in actual
farming; but has also for a number of
'Years, devoted Itis entire time to edu-
, cational and ,investigational work iia
:c.oune•ction with fertilizers, int applied '
:, to farm :trope, - ' He Will Sympathize-
Mr. Win, Edgar of Brooklyn,A man who found what he thought.
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vv!lto is to lecture on Apiculture, has were rubies OA a river bank ,near
not 'only a college training, but has Drayton, leas been told: they are only
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Grow wheat •and oats, quit growing-
tares,
rowingtares,
Stop buying extra daily scares,
Attend the local shows and fairs,
And pay your taxes.
Miss Marian Caserrrore of surra••
berry,. is visiting with Mrs, ,,;Wilfr d
Reid.
Master Jack McGee of Wingham;
spent the ;week -end with his. cousin,
Gilbert Beecroft.
Sorry to report that Miss Eccles
Beecroft is still on the sick, list.
Mrs. Win. Robinson is visiting with
relatives in Toronto;
Miss ` Euphentia Chainney and Mr.
Harry Chamney spent Sunday with
their' -nephew, Mr. Frank Thompson.
Mrs. Sanibel Thompson is visiting
with her daughter, Miss Ida,, in Tor-
onto. „
Mr"VTm. TaY1or and his :daughter,
Miss Myra, of Langside, spent a few
days with friends 'in East Wawanosh.
MissRacheal Currie is visitingWith
'her sister, Mrs.'xt
Ogdeh,ear Caran ton.
Mrs. Wellings visited friends at"
Dungannon 'last week.
The, . Young : People , of S. S. No. 9,
have rganized a singing class' with
Miss A. Currie, Pres.; Miss .Nesbitt,
Secy Mr. John Elliott,' is the in-
structdr.
Dr. Redmond of Wingham, gave a
very helpful talk at ;Currie's-Sunday
School on:November 5th., on the four
square ,life. In replying to a vote of
thanks, the Dr. said the only thanks
he wanted was for his liearers'to mass
on the help to others as opportunity
afforded.
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BLUE VAL' E
The November 'meeting of the
Women's Institute held at the residen-
ce of 'htrs. John W, King, was well
attended and much enjoyed by every-
one: Mrs. Ed. Johnston's paper dealt
with the work and: aims of the Insti-
tute and gave some :good suggestions.
Miss,,Nina Robb of Wingham, School
Nurse, spoke on "Mal -Nutrition;"
dwelling on the prevalence of this con-
dition among children, and .the need
for, care in the diet. Arrangements
were made for continuing the renovat-
ing of the, Foresters' Hall.. A report
was given of the articles' donated_ by
the community fo'r the fire sufferers
of the. North. Included in the ship-
ment were thirty-two quilts, ten pair.
of pillows, besides large quantities of
second-hand
nd
underwear, furs a nc.
-clothing. The Institute valued the
goods at .5.00, . Further arrangements
$a
were made fon the play, which will be
given .on November 28th. Mrs. Wrn.
Henderson contributed a reading, and
Misses M. Garniss and C., Diluent
kindlysang.: Visiting.ladies took part
in the interesting discussions. The
roll call, ,answered by humorous stor-
ies added a touch of loveliness to the
business details. At the conch tsion
a hearty vote of thanks was tendered
Mrs.Ding and those who had assisted
in the program.
WROX TER
Miss Kathleen " Rutherford is at
present visiting friends in Toronto.
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Mr,. John Brawn "of-Toronto,is' h tt
presettt spending a week with friends
here,
1vXr,' Wiiliaiit Booth of 'Kitchener,
spent 'l; hanksgiving with his mother
here, •
Miss )"Cassie iv[eDougall of Harris -
toil., spent 'hftiiksgiiving with her par -,
eats in town.
Mrs: ';fait of Toronto, has moved.
into the Smith residence which she
purchased re„ently.
Ivirs. (Dr.) 'Woods of Tottenham,'.
is spending ft few weeks with her
father, Mr. W. A, Rutherford.
Miss Alma Dann of Toronto,,speit
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R, J. Ranh. ,
Mrs. Aitkenhead of London, is at
present visiting her ,parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. John McNaughton.
•Mr: Frank>A.11ar1 and Miss Janet,
spent the : week -end - with their par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Allan,
Rev. 11'Ir. McKKenzie of Belrnot e and
McIntosh, will preach in Wroxeter
Pdres.byterian vacant pulpit next Sun
ay
Mr. and Nirs, Alex Stewart of Wind-
sor,
ind-
sor are at 'present visiting the form-
er's; mother, IVlrs. Donald Stewart.
'Phe regular inonthly meeting of the
Howicic Mutual Fire I-nsurance Co.,
was held on Tuesday. The directors
had i busy day.
After a two years labor here Rev.
`Harlentsg preached, his -farewell
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imobeto
ser•mort on �; Sunday and will
Ripley this week. ' •,
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Lackie of town,
returned 'on Tuesday from a visit with
Triends in Markdale and Flcsherton.
While at -the latter,, place tI ey. visited;.
Eugenia Falls. .
had very much practical experience
in Old Ontario and also in New Ont-
ario. He was really the first titian to for a nickel can sympathise with hula.
introduce beekeeping in the, Great,
:lay Belt in New Ontario, where his
,efforts have met with 'great success.
He is not only; a good, : practical man
hut is gifted with splendid talent as a
'lecturer,
Mr. J. F. Francis, .Ba S. A., who is
to lecture on Poultry Husbandry has
'been a poultry expert for a xlaunlier
of years aitd at present, has charge
,'nt the Extension Branch of this part
of the Ontario Agricultural College
work,
Mr. Chas. A. Galbraith, 13. 5. A.
T-Iornby, who is to lecture on Econ-
omic Entomology,: Bacteriology, Ele-
-tnentary Physics and Chemistry, grad-
uated as a specialist in Biology but
fi or tr'+rltlmber of years has been en-
gaged in farming in 1 -Talton County
,and has been very successful.
Dr. W. A. Baker, Toronto, is ,tot.a
estranger to these part's,' having been
with. us at our Short Course at Au-
burn last whiter. He is a mall well
gifted itt the art of lceturing; on a
.. ubjeet of this kind. Dr, :Baker is
onnected with the Ontario Veterin-
:pry' College as one of its, instructors.
ir1s Drunk At Goderich
'Disorderly conduct 011 the part of
;everai liras ander 21 at a Godericlr
mance'hall recently,was the cause of
rt young reran still in his teensappear-
before Magistrate Reid. A charge
',having liquor hi an illegal place
.was' reduced to supplying liquor to
miners and he paid $,y',00, A citizen
a•t whose honkie one of the .girls claint-
ctrl sh,e got wine was cleared of the
charge; of giving wine to minors
Motile -made wine was the cause of the the ';beth cert. of Howielc--Wroxeter
:trouble at the dauce•hall, News. "
garnets. The man who has stopped X ® a
to pick-up a tobacco tag in Wingham i
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Wedded In' Howick
On Wednesday, November. 1st., at
12 O'clock, a
)rete wedding took place
pretty
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. G.
Strong, -9th, concession of Howick,,
whew their daughter, Elfreda, was
married to Ivir•. Telford E. Montgom-
ery, son of Mr.. and Mrs, John Mont-
gomery, 11th concession, Howick.
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
W. A. Finlay of Gorrie.
"Che „bride, who' was `riven it mar=
riage ,by her father, wore a beautiful
gown of broyvn silk velvet vyitlr cor-
sage bouquet of Ophelia roses.
Miss Lois Strong, cousin of the
bride, played the wedding march and
during the signing of the register,
Mrs W. A. !Finlay sang "Sunrise and
"iron:
After the cct•ernony a daintily
•ved wedding breakfast was enjser-
oyed
by the guests. ,The table decorations
were pink and . white carnations, and
streamers of white baby -ribbon from
the top of the bride's cake to the
place cards and pink and white tulle at
the b'sd of the bride's cake,
ivinny valuable and useful presents
were received by . the bride,' among
which were several cheques acrd a
pttt'se of gold.
Besides the. Members of the groom's
and bride's families: there were, pres-
ent, Misses Lois and Inez- Strong,. of
Weston and Misses Vera Httestoit' and
Jean Edgar of Corrie.
Mr, and Mrs, Montgomery left en
a motor trip to 'London, 'I'orontot'''aitd
other points, the bride wearing for a
travellingysuita brown broadcloth with
beaver trimming and a hat to match
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby giveup,pursu.ant11
o Section 56, Chap. 21, of the Revis-
edStatutes of Ontario that all persons
laving clams against the Estate of
Jitutes 'Walsh, deceased, who died on
or about the first day df October, A.
D. 1922, "at the Township of East
Wawanosh, ill the Province of Ont-
ario, are required to send by post, pre-
paid, or to deliver to R,' Vanstope,
Wingham, Ontario, solicitor for the
Executors, on or before the fourth
day of December, A. D., 1922,.their
names and addresses, with full par-
ticulars of their claims in writing, and
-'EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL
- Connell met on October 24th. with
all, the members 'present. Minutes of
previous..nieeting were read and carr
firmed. • • • `
The following accounts were paid:
P. Leaver, repairing road; con. xi,
$ro.00; J. McGee, team and work on -
xn, Nesbitt Jutting in last week..
grader $q.5o; W 1 -Miss; Plirania G'rensclae of Witg-
culvert, con. 4., $10.00; Win. Nesbitt, Trait. visi'teil`.withter friend; of'
Lets
gravelling on ,con. 4, $73.50, Janes tie F i( on Sunday. -
Denny, repining. culvert con, 9, $16.25, Mr, Stewart Moore of Toronto,: vis,-
Reeve,
is-
Reeve, Clerk and Assessor, selectmmngi iced with his uncle, NTf. Arthur illoore„
Jurors, $x t.00; Grants to Wingham last vv c'ek:.
and Blyth Fall Fairs, each $40,00;. J. I ;,IVI`alcohrh. Ross spent Dow, jr., and l 'rs. John Martin, at-
_- l i • on sideline . and Mr,- athdr :Mrs," •it lecT the funeral of""+Mr.' William.
gravelling 33 Sunday with her brother, Mri DUncan tended
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vemhex z6tla:, rqa '
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raimeardi
an E}teellent Variety o
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stabber 7i oils are
necessity at. this
season r;1 the year.
it,r, ,:1.1 w h 0 have
°gatst l' a 4;' .'ork'to do.
We ' q>aaestion . very
much it any st are
In ,:this totality i$.
showing the 1,„ rge
variety that we
are—and our 'pric-
es are. always
RE St NABLE.
inviteWe Inspection y o u. are under
nogam,
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. � ation uy.
'The Leading Shoe Sore 0f rota County
Pho ,! 129. :.
ingha, Ont.
GLENANNAN•
Mr. Daviel Fortune is away north
on a deer hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bradhurn, Miss
Josephine and lir. Wnr. i3ry-
dgcs of T •cigrave, spent Sunday at- the
haute of Mr, and•Mra' Reuben Apple-
' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilkinson en-
tertained, 'a number of friends and
neighbors to a weiner roast on Friday
evening last.
11Ii•s. Richard JeFfray attended the
Institute Convention at London last
week. v •�
'Choivas Appleby left on Mon-
day for Uxbridge and Toronto, where
he will visit with firi.ends there:
the nature of the securities" (if arty)
held by thein duly -verified by a stat-
utory declaration.
Arid: farther take notice that after
the : said fourth day of Dec_
ember, 1922, the assets of the said es-
tate
s
tate will be ciistribttted :by the Exee-
Mors among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and the .estate will not. be li-
able for any claims not filed at the
time of the said distribution.
Dated at Wingham, this fourth day
of November, A. D., 1922.
R, Varrstotle, "Wingfiain T'. O.
Solicitor for the Executors.
ed the W. M. 'S. Cbnventiotl held tn.
Lueknow Methodist Church last Tt}es
dray. Phillips and Mrs. Thos..Phillips of St.
Helens, spent Sunday with Mr. and
iitirs. 13. S. Naylor-
1'Irs. Jas. Dow, sr., and Mr. Jas.
34, : eon. _ IL'. $109.90; Geo. M. Robert iVlaeGreor, of Teeswater, ,
son;work on grader, }6.30; Geo, pCoul Frank Vanner and Mr. 17udiey
on plow andgrader : 80; i , Mr.ylFrank
tee, work tc $9 . Haylee of Wingham, spent Thanks-._
a'Vni. Rath, Putting in culvert, con. 6a giving' with Mr: 'and :Mrs. Jas:. Cornea-'
and - '.5o; Lorne Stonehouse, shoe- .
7, � .ins.:
)lin gravel, 5o cents; -For.gravel. by , 1 visited:
e 1 g 1'Ix. and" Mrs. D..Beecr of •
Patliniasters; $too oo with her cousin, 'Mrs. Will'Lyon of
•al ,
Teal i
• • meeting- of council w
The xlett, g ,T,, Lot cTesiioret ore Siniclay.
1 lesdt Ivoveznber 21st... parents, lir: and Rhe. Bannerman of:
be held on . t y> r. Mr. Robert<Henderson spent lass. p
A.' Porten~field' Cleric. at'er: S'aTem.
., eek with relatives in. Teesw
Mrs.Lewis' Gorrow and
concert i•: rite i�Ir. and
'1 ert Mrs
Jas. Donovan anad`:.:.
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TiaU W
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Trembly, roto
red
from
titiiWin.. ,
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Hamilton and spent• Thanksg
with Mr. ancl. .Mrs. 'Wm. Martin.
�vel -
h
been
tncat-r•Iienned � has p.. ,
Mr. Duncan }
inn Mr. Bert Currie to > unload a car
• inhalon,
of flour, , bran and shorts at ZVi g
eek•
this w
Airs. A. Hamilton and two
Mr. and .t1is
• nc Mr. 'and'Mrs. - Gordon
children and
Moore and babe of Lucknow, spent .
Sunday with Mrs. 'Moore,
I3•roomer in 'Toronto this week. Mr.
13r•oomer was mai-tied to Miss' Elsie •.:.
Cornelius spent Sunday tn, ,`
MrS. Jas.
sJ
Wingham, with Mr.' and Mrs, 'Wm.
g
Prince.
David Kennedy- and three.
rf spent last ' -week with herr
ahildxe p
Don't 'fox get the c ni
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Presbyterian church on "Frids,y night..
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WHio cents.
Admission: 2' 'cents and
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re. Thos. Noble e of'West-
Milne; Visited With IVIr. and Mrs. Wes -field', spent Sunday with ti. and Mrs..
of Bluevale on' Sunday. Alex Emerson, .
ley LeggatY
w> ' • •Richard 'Welsh and Wel_
Miss Sarah Sharpe of '1'ces,,va'tm, is Messrs:. 1 1
'visitin • with Mrs. ,Bateman: lington Johns of Exeter; were hunting
iii• and - Mrs. Jas. Lalco
•ner visited in, this vicinity last week.
their, aunt, Miss • 1~ c
� llen Falconer of 1VCr,. andi Mrs: Sheriff of
Langside on. Sunday. a . sPent a• -couple of days last week wtlt-
g
Mr-. Daniel Steele of Kornoka, visit-
ed with his'sister, Mrs. Jas. Cornelius,
..,.ems.,_ .� .,,---�•-.�:�.
her brother, Mr. W. R. Farrier:
Toad' from this vicinity attend'-
A carr.
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SALEM
Mr. Jacob Willits- spent -a few clays
last week at London.
lf[r. Edwin Bennett returned from
the \'Vest last week, bringing a ear of
cattle with him. • "
Mr. Leslie 'Bolt '; returned from the
'Vestwhere he' has spent the past
twothree months.
Mr, and' Mrs. Geo. Dane from Gar-
t•ie, visited with Mrs. Wm. Weir last
Suri day. •
Mr, Wm...Abrahaman} s sale was.: men
attended. last week, Most of the
things bringing good prices.
Notice To Pattima4t.ters
Township of Morris. All Road
1,ists rnttst be returned, before the
next Council. Meeting, (November
20th.,) whether the work has been
done or not. r
Clerk,
A. 12ach wen, C
1'11 tevaltt, October T7ih,,' 1022)
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AGostlyExperienae
A Paisley trio composed of Chris,
and Arch. .Parker and Rev. Mr. Laugh-
lin, discovered a tree filled with hon-
eyin a Bruce Township bush, and
securing a crosscut saw proceeded to
cut, the tree down. A neighbor, who
saw them at work, Nir, Colin 'McGil-
livray, who looks after the place for
his brother, the owner, who resides
tit
the Yukon. The tree had already
been fallen and the trio had finished
sampling the honey, which was found
to he too full of dead -wood 'to be
worth gathering, when the enraged
Colin arrived and started to.remon--
strafe with thein for 'tirtis performing
without permission on another per-
son's property, Being Linable to geta
satisfactory settlement for the tree,,
he laid a charge `.before -Magistrate
McNab,iwho, after hearing the affair
ventilated in 'Court at Paisley on IV1:ort-
day of last week assessed the defend' -
ants $1.740 damages for the destruc-
tion of the tree and another $to.ob'
and costs eachas penalty for• the of
fence, making a total levy of $46,85,
which the trio were compelled to coine
across ,with for ;satisfying their Cur•
ioslty about the bee-tree—Port RIO
:1;"tides.
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Persian Lamb Coats
Canadian Beaver Coats
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