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appreciate about Toronte Stable
ment.This is the fact that the "hot"
galvanizing method we osc thoroughly
covers and connaktely coats both the
'inside and outside of the steel tubing
• with pure aim spotter. This method
• Takes it absolutely nist-dsfying, and
pfoof against strong stable acids for the
maximum period -while the method in-
clinarily used simply applies a surface
coating and goes only a short distance
inside tubing,
Toronto Stable Equipment will make
work easier -keep cattle healthier --
bring more profits. Let me explain the
many advantages of Toronto Stalls,
Bull Pens, Water Bowls'. and Litter
Carriers --or get some of the Toronto
literature,
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THE W1191-1AM ADW.
ea, it is Well to make sure ' tin
• rear' end • Mid ttansMissioriele
have not ' become "set;": so that
do not turn freely. Rotatingbett
wheels,bY band,' In the -same air
for a n•rionienti, will indicate. WI
these parts move readily. Very 1
before purrniPsigtbe tires, it rue
advisable to put" deny valve P
cars, While still Off 'the floor, ttr
the band wheell:Will shew'whelli
tot the, steering- oar moves
and will "wont' in" the- oil or g.
Which has been Si:limited its point
Johns in the brake linkage anti
control rods shoUld be lubricated
a half-and-half oil and kerosene
titre, -so as to loosen them if they
beeonie` stiick: Attach the 'hand,
and ;see if:, the -;engitib.,will tura
and if it is stuck inject: oil ker
•mixture into 'each cylinder; let i
and try cranking again, , Afte
turns 'freely inject a little Oil into
Cylinder: Quite likely when the -
kg -system is filled` with. water
'rubber connections May need t
ening or. replacing or the pump
kg may require setting up. In re.
kgth,e.battery,,be• sure. that it is
in"right end to," that the hold -d
elainps-- are tightened and that 'the
minalsrare 'Vasa -bled, securely tical
ed and that the right:Cabie is Cen
ed • to 'eaph.,:, if, the fuel.; System
been drained the ,traentim tanks
be partly filled with gasoline' thro
the phig-ged Opening in its top. D
-run the engine if the oil gatide
Ito shbw pressure immediately,
trine -the litbricating system wit/
'supplied- through the plugged hol
the. pump or relief valve. Be
there 'is Plenty of oil in the crank -c
transmission and rear axle, and
the' universals are •Itibticated. D
go od the rortkl until' the Brakes Ii
becu tested. ' -• n' • "
IF ANYONE HAS -
Killed, a pig,
Shot 'his wife;
Got married,
Borrowed a -stamp, • -
Made a speech,
joined the army,
Robbed a bank, -
Bought a Ford,
Sold'a „dog,
Lost his wallet,
• Gone fishing;
Broke his neck,
. Bought a house.
Committed suicide, .
Shot a cat, .
Been. away,
Come back home, •
-Moved. his -office,
Taken a vacation,
Been in a fight,
Got licked,
• Had no oil stock,
Got rich,
Made a bad be
• It's news -
SEND rr TO THE EDITOR.
-Mead Co -Operatic
"The White- Star Line announc
the, big low fare, annual excursion
the Steamer Greyhound from Goderi
to Detroit ta„nd return, leaving Go
rich on'Tuesday, June tzth, at g.3o
ancr:artiving. at Detroit at s p.'
A day and a. half will be given all; e
enrsiOnists in Detroit, the return d
part -use being, as ,usual, Thursday
p, ni, . •
The fare is so low ,and the accom
oclations- are services of the.-Greyhou
Eti:,6 so very good an-crew-aortal:Ile, th
no one can,aftord to„ntiss this annu
opportunity to viSit one of the large
and most wonderful cities on the co
tinent. Detroit's great industrial pr
greSs.„has attracted -the attention of tl
whole world and it has a •reputati
for being the most up-to-date in i
manufacturingtniethods, and of havi
the greateSi-:41ichistrial institutions
the world. Delegations-, and commi
tees froixi governments and manufac
tiring•'69;ncernS.'Ootn- all -t he wok] d at
visiting Detroit daily to inspect tl
wonderful plants, and their method
of pr,Oduction: They do away amaze
at the tremendous activity of modes
manufacturing methods, and alwa
'predict that nothing can stop.Defro
from becoming the greatest'.111clustri
centre of the world,
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.A certain' business • man calla h
stenographer by the name or her•pr
•deeessor about thirgie:.fotirtlis- of th
time, reports acmiternporary, "I don
Mind it so innch," the Steno saYs; In
I'll bet if he•pulls 'that absent,Minde
stuff With 'friend wilie•verY :often., heff
have ti- nice, healthy triangle .on, hi
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Nntice. To Crediters •
in. the Estate. of Maurice R. Beck
with, late of the Town Of Wiugham
in the County , of Huron, Baker, de
ceased. . .
Notice is hereby given pursuant t
section •56, Chapter tax of R. S. 0.
1044, that -all persons havingclaim
against' the . Estate 'ofMaurice
;Beckavith, who died •on or about the
twenty-sixth day -of March, A. D,, top
at the Town of Wingbain, are reguir
ed to send to the undersigned, the'Ex
ectitors, on or before 'the rdth day o
May; 0., Toza, their names and ad
dresses with full particulars of their
claims in writing and. the nature of
the securities, (if any) held by them,
And further take notice that aftet
the said 16th day of May,. A. D.,inza,
the assets of the said Estate will be
distributed by the said Exectitora
among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of which
they shall then have tiotice and the
Estate will not be liable for any claim
not filed at the time of the said dis-
tribution,
Dated at Winaltain this ryth day of
April, A. D„ Ina.
H. B. Elliott,
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town hall last - r;r3a Oa)! DQ -
las and jack Qst crbotit,- Sem of,,:.
Osterhout, paStor of the local. Meth-,
odist church. The weather, was very
unfavorable,- rain being, reported from
every state alOtig the Atlanic, and. as
far west as Ohio, with considerable
electric disturbance;; which seriously;
interferes with the air eurrents which
carry whatever sounds are broadcast-,
ed, 'About coo persons were in the
hall Rev-, Osterhout gave ;i short
talk on the radio.' Other- citizens of
town are installing'radio outfits in
' their•hoMes,' •
The -Guild on Monday night was
taken by ths choir; and tile program
was ;pile of the best given this year.
Mr. Stuart Robertson was in the chair
and . Miss Martha Mc:Calif:1in read, the
scripture lesson, 'Splendid papers
were given: on tile lives, of BeetheVeA
-.4nd Shubert by Misses Joan" McCall.;
him, Norma Thompson and Helen
Thompson, MISS Margaret Geddes
gave a reading on maldng music a
hobby. Messes. Watson and Carrick
Done -las tendered a duet, while .Miss -
os lefary,,A4'ehison and. Carrie Geddes
each gave a sole which were much en-
joyed. St selection by : the choir
byought the evening to ii"-elose,
-Mr, Roy MeKenzie has taken a po-
sition as mechanic at the Central Gar" -
age. . ,
Man' Jackson of' Glasgow
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11-4 QUALITY -- CLEANLINESS .-SERVICE it--
WE SELL TO STI15.3Fle
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Scotland, visited for a Shortme tiwiDINGS, = P , 2 for
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her cousin, Mrs."K. Mac ',cod of town, El. • .,
Mrs: Jackson is going to New York-.'
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where she will take charge- of one of ,!$'1 /Butter andEggs•Taiken1/V
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Rev. W. G. Brown of• Red Deet;.
Alta,, gave -an address on Church:Uri-
ion at St. Helens, about a dozen from emu
--La.;!,nGW tp,: tit out to hear Wm, ,
Mrs. (Dr.) McLean of Welland, and
Stir, Berwick Sheriff of London, are
visiting' their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Sheriff. Mr. Sheriff- is at pre-
sent very ill,- .
Mr. 'Cuthbert' Galati left last week
to accept a position in a drug store in
Hamilton. He had been for same
time With E. McKinitere:
The first Thursday of May will Start
the summer half holiday for ,Lneknow
4nrrchants. - •
The Oddfellows Will attend Divine
Service next- -Sunday in the Presby-
terian church at the morning service,
The members will gather in their lod-
ge rooms at 3o3o. O'clock., • •
We are sorry to report Or.' D. Pat-
el -son is on the sick list,
TORY CORNERS ,
Mr. Oliver Gallaway passed through
this burg one day last week on busi-
ness.
Miss Ena Gamble spent the after-
noon with Mrs. Thos. Nickel.
Mr. Robt. Graham of Gorrie, was
on this line looking for a team of
horses one day last week.
Mr. Robert Brown of the lath line
made a business trill' to Mildmay on
Saturday.
Mr. Thomas Ellis of Gorrie, has fin-
ished up the wood cutting, and he
knows how to keep it running.
Miss Edna- Taylor spent one after-
noon with Miss Dane, z2tli line.
Mr. Stewart Finlay was to Wing -
ham on Saturday on business.
Mr. Win. Dane lost a valuable
horse last week.
Mrs, Harry Smith of Wroxeter,
called on friends of this burg one day
recently.
The people of this vicinity should be
proud of .the road to Gorrie this year
in the way Mr. Robt. Irwin. is keeping
it. It is a big improvement to other
years.
Mr. Norman Heinbecker spent Sun -
"day. .
with frxends Wroxeter.
ON VIMY
(By William "Nobby" ClarkT)
• (-Late of the 28th Battalion)
At dawn, the Sun peeps out the east-
ern sky, ' •
Proclaims with glorious light, the new
born day.
The poppies' fragrat
nce wafted by sof
winds,
Which sigh in sacred language seems
to say, - • • 4 -
arm' not death, whose bodies lie
on, Viinjo" .
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We have some odds and ends left in BOoks•whieh are •
now on sale, Boo -Its- regularly priced at 50c are
on sale at 35c each or 3 -for $1.00, .BooltS
regularly priced 75c on• sale at 45c.
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gi Without it our Homes and Institutions would be compelled to
close, and suffering men, women and NIdren would look in vain for ti
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"Us eventide, and shadow" lowly ='; 11 Will-yoOt-ilp to proyide both the atnbulance at' the foot of the
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precipice lo0151n humanity, and the fence at the top? ' • ; • .
The libaiirpr,Traine.d Service Corps stands prepared for action,
Ea anxious to I:Mitt-Out the hand of help.
ArtlidSt those sacred crosses, thnre to
st ay, .
And church 'bells calling Ilion' to,pray-
in sweet wild solemn tones, they seem
to say:
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Freely ye have received,. freely give."
f•-1 will add His Nosing.
The Founder, General William Booth, 36 years ago started a ti
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help the cause. This has continued year by year, -this is the Self -Den-
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An Official Collector will call, or a contribution may 'fie sent to
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Box vas, Winghatrt, Ontario.
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SCHOOL BOOKS '
(Kincrdine Reporter')
Wm. McDonald in the Chesley En-
terprise, shows that Eaton doesn't
publish books at less than cost. He
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gleans the follbwinw front Ontario's
public accounts: •
"'NNE; hear a great deal these days
`The T. Eaton Co. sells the public about free text books, when the • .
Seim& Board will put up the cost. novr
school readers at the
following low borne by the parents. These round -
prices, Primer, four cents; first read-
hom the -individual to the
cr, six cents; second reader, six cents;
istilit)iilllitelpality;lind goyernment are quite
about systems of shifting the respon-
reader, sixteen cents. The average ate,
third rade, fourteen cents; fourth popular among cvrtain of tho elector- .
person thinks the T. Eaton Co. char -
tae nepletion of Mie natural resource,'
bcgloetas°11k(118,PtTothhacetiVOle°trsitisti•oliolng.GpolNivbeoilit.sililmiliynegnattiplolealsi the :hue is not far distant when with
the increasing eapenditurefor edam- '
but thinking men see that with
little sum of $13,712.20 to -make up non an highways direct taxation will
the T. Eaton Co. last year the neat .
.
for a fairprofit on these text btioka comet in provincial affair. We got U
and the P.Yrson press, which publish. tastt of it during three cars of the .
es the. Public School History of Can; war when a special levy of one mill
ada„ at twenty-fiverents, and History on the dollar WEts Ilia(10 payable to the
of England, at the same price, was Provincial Treasurer, collected
allowed $45,554,4S as supplemental to ihrongh r ottlatN. IteaSurers in the Ra't'a 0
Itch' retail- price; lists, Copp Clark Ce,,' way as 01,3r ntholdpal iatl.,s,d
was paid $2375550 and the .whole
ainottitt paid to book: publisiting'firins 1 •
out Of the Provincial treasury to help
them out was ,$26,14577.' The Goy,
eminent certainly' does Well by the .
book bubliher. .
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