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`e,cessity the Mother of Invention
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!:secret of making ends meet, is,.
ot infrequently, the difference
thetWeen Success and Failure. Adapt-;
:ty' to hard Circumstances in,
*bier to ;study them with a •view to;
e'.8>s�er-conttng them, is a mere steppin; 1
-d. tenetothefoatofthebornInventor.'.'
Ana, however we look at them,
'ventors are "born" as well as
rg$iYlden'.
etee Inventor has the ability to step;
rat into Space as it were., to "take
are plunge" to quote the man :la the!
4altreet, which more timid, :or :more,
atplslsticated folk, lack.
Moat Inventions come out of two
t:iilesires. A desire to -cave labor, and.
to desire for 'better. service. But an'
deafen more fundamental stage lies.
"liras of these. 'The period in some'
eetaan's hire, of Reeitebottom Necessity..
end so there has come down to us;
•l trortt.the .A.ttYeients, who were fond of
Vatting Maths into adages the pithy;
*etatement that "Necessity , is the:
1 ot*ber of tnveetion." •
`1i'he Age of Necessity, is therefore_
tis Age richest in ;Inventions. The:
. ementions of a fueedamental order,i
"Mil;ihose that saved meakind from•es«
htion, rather than those that'
Neared his strength. ,
-Regarded item this eiiewpoint what
gpeopie more rich an •Invention than
Ache Indian? What r. eopie more.
•*.'apahle of "making .ends meet"?
What people closer en seilirit to the
secrets of Naturef What people so.
.z"
asble.,..
-to see possibilities, • � way out"
',Awe no way. apparently exists, as
*"'Wale wimple people of the 'woods,
;Wale
rivers, plains arrd 113.0 +a.tains?
:Prom these Fundamentalists, the
`iarneer had at once most to fear..and
Cost to learn? It was this aiktithesis
hicle sharpened desires $o take-up
`eland and hold it agaitizt the'. grit-
etnbpdied Spirit of •Lia'cerven-
.And it was when the early
ib'Aeers began" to appreciate the',
evenness of the' Indian and the
Hiatt began to appreciate the quai -IlliieS :J
:of life as introduced by the ,new
*people, that one began to learn of.
the 'ocher
and to prosper by exchanne
tit cperiences and by exchange of the
littventions for which.each stood.
'YlieIndian and the pioneer have
to common, on
Both th v/$re always
to face with.,! heceseity. Danger
.clear-cut . . everywhere. No
vetting away front• it. And •to some.
etent''it-ie iriteresting to be able to
telpher rn, most ofth'.Qi
rinitiv
lventions of the Indians, whether
ieir habitat was the shores about.
e Great Lakes, the Prairies from the
kes of the "moods to.,the foothills
the �tookfee, or the Rockies them-
"lv
es rtrr:tha`littoral of the •
h Pacific,
rtaxn Something like aft. Atmos,
here, a curious Fragrance, u ge';..
r:re .
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indicative .of the presence of the
sinister form orlorms which originally
called into existence that • particular
invention.
I well recall the impressions experi-
enced the .first time I, saw our Indian
guide of the French River, drink from
his paddle. We had gone up -the
Murdoch and portaged to Crooked
Lake. (A.lake that onlylast year was
opened yup by the Canadian Pacific
Bungalow 'Camp—above). No sooner,
had we got into the .canoe and gone a
few lengths than the •guide ceased
stroking and careened the paddle
blade so .that the ,clean, .cool water
dripped as from a ,dlear fountain into
his thirsty month and throat. No
weight had changed, the canoe .stifle
ranged ahead from the last stroke,
the: guide did not change bis posture,
there was ;no sound,' his eye still nom-,
mended •the scene. 'The action was
so swift and Talent that without
bidding my own eye ranged off to the
wooded hank, searching for the
imaginary foe whose mocassined feet
and wary ;intuition may have traced
the irivasion by the summer :camper
of this hitherto nandeveloped haunt
.orf trout.
Thus swiftly did this simple :act
:recall the time when it was nest
practiced. That time in the -history
'of .C=anada when ,the Red man'•s ;foes
were so numerous,, when. the Urge of
hunting so keen •tleat even when the
took a drink of water he must; never
;lose that vigilance which kept li)un
atkways on guard.
Ln itself a mere :sniraw, it hotels is
:pee,chological srilbtiety that in detail
shows 'tis to what :necessity and to
What finesse or iinveativeness those
who live right down to the elemental
were -driven by the reombative eke
:eetal forces wiithh "'which the,
warred for existenere.
We :admire these tteings in ancienit
and .distant peoples, lent we are given
to mverliek them ended -little value
by thein when they creme at our very
doors a it were.
Cariakla is particularity; rich in
"iuventerees"; of this nshtire. They
are stet here things of tie ,Past but of
the living Present. I sew the Indian.
drink #r..omethe paddle:onl last, sum-
mer, Yogi). ,tttay see'him that. • - '
Adaptation ar .resourcefulness i n
so simple anis are among these prrnii�`
tines, progxe,ve after a fashion. The
next time our guide took aedelek of
the' ooh lake eater, he broke the deep
flower of %pitcher plant from a,eitfmp
that grew by the bank and made a
drinking -cup, -of it. Not limited to
cine cup you see.. And in th transi- `
?tion from ti:e'oar ;we can feel there
was a transition'in poetic fancy..It
was a 'drink of relaxation.,. a sip:
of nectar from the flower's heart.
And
had alebeenf .'
p the• Fat hastkwe
should have s;iid "See the artistic
development of this Jap" but: being
of the Vii est and of the Wilds, it was
wholly unieoked1or and evoked more
of surprise rise than
anything else. Ii .
caled ont onelemental
e
fe iii
rgsof
IUrkiiig danger or watchfril foes, but
the pleasing cognizance that Art
is Universal and that some pf
y� i ' . . inventions
the
rani. i
t ve .n en
p v tnsfoll
to follow the
sweeterhs t
fa
a of
rxc at
p y, lather
the ever-present Danger spelled of
the "oar -blade " cup4--;I '., "'j0toria
eternal home..
OA Tuesday lent large floc! e of
ti I1d g-',ose p vied over l inghaat,
;rad on Wednesday ;snow started to
fall and on Thursday nnornizlgthem
was 10 inches Of staow on tare"'le sl,
They used .theesleighe :c:trerel
drys and tho anew dial 71c,t.' ,Ztenia
south any father than :Rental], nI--
which place there waS very Ilitfts
seen
Thr 'r -c, pa,kesed away a pi'drnim-
'nt besine;s man frX. J;":k iif ea;ield is
the person of peter Bower \ .Soni:?
alp: '.s e).;:i ago he was taken to the
S:,,
..,...afaeth hospital. undere-oing . '4
sa)rlons - operation, which Seemed
succ e5sE1t1, and later was •reiiioved"
to lin.,daughter's horse, .Brueefield:
where e he gradually grew rvoakor
until, the end came ata Oct. 20th
Since going to B111,eefie1d a.
her of years ago Mr: Boevey,tak-
ing veor the general Store bu!sin-
ess, he niade many waren friends
who will greatly lease him lIe
leaves to; mourn; his bereaved 'wid-
ow, bnesot and three daughters.
HENSALL
The ladies of the United church
are h.olcling a fowl supper Tues.-
d :y, NNov. 3rd. Supper served
ecl
from 530 to 8 after wihicha`good
program 'will be ;given. in 'the
church.
Robt. •Deigaty of f3a.yfield, sp•-
ent the week -end with his sister,'
Mrs. Jas. Sparks.
John Stacey held an auction sale
of hous:ahold effects on Wednesday
afternoon last. iiHarry Howard
of Dashwood 'swill move . into Mr.
Stacy's house asesoon, as it isv ac-
:rted.
'1VIr. anal Mrs, Peppier of }tan -
over, accompanied by Mrs. G. I'.
i'iingblut, motored here and visited
with Mrs. J. W. Bo.:ntthron,
Miss Fee of Buffalo'is here visit-
ing he r -parents, Mr. and •Mr;s;
Walter Fee. -
Miss Greta Laramie has returned
fro ni a trip who`re she put on'sev.
oral musical entertainments.
.:Rev. D t Colin Fletcher has be-
en confined to his room for the
past week through illness. -
Rev. M. Naylor was' in Toronto
and owing . to car trouble did ,not
get home in time -to conduct his
Sunday services.
Holland H. L i'ttlo, we regret to
say, continues quite. poorly.
The Bonthron & Drysdale block,
also E. Rennie's ',block are looking.
much improved by a new coat of
paint. .
Mr. Wine 'Fee and sisters, Miss
Sarah and Mary Fee, are -expect
ed !nom from their extended trip
to the Canadian West. !►,
Mr .and Mrs. Geer; Hudson ,were
;visited by her brother, geo., Troyer
and family of Oourtrighland,
(Tenn Elder has taken a position.'
Ilernlphll's1 drug 'store, "which;.
svacancy occured by Nellie .Oarne
1016,14 going to S'tratferd,•
Dr. Barnett, of Teest iter, ac-
companiecl by friends spent -a vis
it with: friends' ]fir. and Mrs. Reap
On Sunday afternoon last, Rev.
Macfarlane, of Clinton, preached
with much aeeepftan:cie to a .large
crmgregation in St. Paul's.. Angle
icarn •church, .
Wns, :Reynolds was here recently
from Tilsonburg to ' spend„ the
week -end with. his mother andeis
tees.
Mrs. B. Beaton formerly Miss
Dorothy Green, of Dbtroit, . who
carne over last wee7e to visit her
ear ents, Mr. and Miffs. JohahGreen
wee taken to London hospital an
Sunday last.
BATYIELD
Robt. Delgaty was .a recent e -es
iter with. friends in Iionsall.
The many friends of John Era-
ser will be gad to know that. he
is recovering from liens fatness,
Robt. Penh:al-e left for the west.
on Monday last -with a .carloadot
appl eSi -
Mr. and Mrs'. E Sturgeon and
firally moved to Grand T3encl on
Monday last, where he intends to
engage in fishing..
join. Howard returned from, the
:rest where" he has leen for conte
time .
est•. and Mrs;.>IIY. H. Pedal arelbol
td Lying • for a ' eoaipie of wee!,: e al
Totonto and attending the open -
hag ceremonies pi Trinity' College.
A ;pen's' club in connection with
L11e 'parishes of Middleton, :Bay,-
fielc and Varna, was organized at
a meeting held at the rectory on
iirednesc1a evening, .�a°7t,, when the
followieg' officers were appoirited
--Hon. Pres:, Rev, F .H, Pauli ;.:Pres
rlent, *Morton. Elliott; • Vice Pres.;
Chas. Middleton; Secy -Tres.
c ^safe Elliott. It *is planed to
et monthly' at each place alternat-
ively, •
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EXETER
i\Irs;. S: Jolt.ieston of Seafor�tli.
dispY'<sed of her cottage on 'Mill
St, to Mee. Il.. Yl'nnoa,
Taylor, ••,»
Reg, y or, wiiil., avcirhine a
jointer at the Iios'li-Taylor Co. 'on
It td,alto tnissfortune. to ge.t his hand
.-ulglht with the result that .tire
little finger of the. left h tn�t, land
:lreci t rtoil,
..rl. utn
I p
V, Gl<s.rlra,lr, of. l�if0,ga ra
brother of P., W C+adinar'ry 1.oi'an:rly
01 to)vii.
Monday last was gtha 'golden
s+°.odd'liig annip er'sary of Ma, arn1
Mrs, Thos: Nestle, during the aft-
;ernoon they were away and annul -
bee of relatives took possession 01
the home innd prepared a duel;
:[lar maidein mane 'sous: (Mary Ano
Bonet, and 50 years' ago they were
married ,it "baron,
Jas. llri;:itnell was painfully' iii•
pared while •working on C. 13, Snell's
g uag,a, Main St, .14) wasa'ssist•-
ing in pulling a long iron rod o;
a beam when .;it fell on his hand,
1:1 :118 ng it se AMA! y, '
AIi'. and Mrs %lad. Howald and
daughter Muriel Were in Detroit on
Saturday last attenfling the eve dd-
fing of the former's' areiee, Miss
'Hazel Qer.trutle .11upp, da4ighterof
Mr. anti. Mrs, Edward fl;ripp, c.to
Mr; Gast:v. Ttaisert The eerern--
oniy took place in St. Paul's Lutli.,
Gran church by the pastor, Rev.
H. G. Miley 'emitted by the bride'"s
uncle, Rev. Ferdinand Flowa>ld o f
TeV 'Dundee, Ont.'
Mr. aild *sr: Wm. Rohde hof
Victoria, B.G., who hate visitect
for a Month with relatives in Ex-
eter, Dashwood, etc., reit for their
lr;onie,
CREDITON
The fowl supper' of the United
;Church is being held on Wec nes•-
clay ' eve. Oct: 28. from 5 to ,9 0'-
clock,.
It has been decided by theme)
chants to. observe Tuesday and
Saturday nights as open even-
in,gs, so as not to conflict with the
half- holiday next summer.
Sam Redden,.. who has been at
Ogonea, Sask., 'for three months,
returned home. eEs-erett Sims- o
the ` sane place returning with
hint. ' ' -
Victoria St. drain is' progressing
well and it is expected it will b
finished shortly -
Pleased to eels Chas. (Eilbez-
able to be up after his recent op-
eration and hope to see him, out
on"the s;.reet again.
The fowl supper fat 'le Evan-
golieal Shure hwase a big ;suet -age,
about 1200 hungry peopleg ath-
exed to paitale of the dainty sap-
per. The proceeds of the occas-
ion totaled to $900,
Anjalena' Adelacle Banes, -belo-
ved companion of John Young,
was born in Clark Tp., Durham . o
Feb. 1,6 189, and departed this
life Oet. 19, 1925 at •her home in
)Crediton. The departed was un-
ited in.marriage to John G. Young
on November 18, 1869: It was
their , privilege to live to happy
wedlock for 56• years; a privilege
that is afforded to very few. Three
son's nand' fopr daughters were bor r
to them. One don 'died in 1913 and
a daughter in. 1910.- After the; •
Marriage they resided on the farm
which is now owned by John Hirt
zel toe five years-, after which they
moved to Crediton where Air. 'Yo-
ung
Yo-
ung was engaged in the hardware
business for 40 years.
• AUCTION SALE
OF FARM, STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
AND FIOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
THE DASHWOOD IIOTEL Oil'
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1925
Commencing at 12.30 o'clock, sharp
the following—
OATTLE-10 head of , cattle one
and" two, years old; 1 cow due to
Cali, April let, 7 Syears old. All
[hese cattle are of very good qual-
ity and the best of condition.
IMPLEMENTS—M.Ix, drill nearly
new ; AA1;,li hay loader nearly ne w
wagon; Cockshutt foot -lift: riding
plow, cutter; Small cutting box;
1200 ib, cap„ scale's; grain grinder
sling ropes 12 woolen horse blan-
kets new; 2 buggies nearly new;
one-horse 2 -seated surrey'; 2 -
seated light sleigh, 1 -horse wagon
s :igle' haxrre!ss, light • Horse calax•;..
set singletrees and .neekyokes for
light buggy ,pole,•forks, hoes, isho'r-
els, crow bails.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Iron
kettle tared stand; 5 -piece parj.lor
suite, single bed •sprilig and neat-
trees,
eattrees, child's crile new, desk and
book case, 6 kitchen chairs; arm
chair, toilet sett, dresser, ;stand,
churn, 1 -gal , ice cream freezer, 3
lard cans, 2 benches, clock,, isome
dishes, 'sealers, kitchen cabinet new
sideboard good- vs -new, a number;
of hod springs; power washing 'ma-
chine new.; 2 large rocking chairs,
2 base burner stoves, oak -heater,
Doherty range, dozen brooms, fold-
ing writing desk new, 2 Easy wash
ing machines new,, couch imitation
leather, , 2.. dining chairs, iron bed-
stead ' and innings, , lounge, !small
kitchen .tabte, 3 ;small tables, mire
rot, 2 platform rockers, handsleigh
hand rake, basket, 2 mustard jars,
step- leader, tobaggau, 2 clothes
tangos, 12 -ft ladder, pr. snowshoes
crocks, G: flower pons ` and ,. other
articles too numerous to mention,
In case of rain, ale will beke2it
under root.
TERMS—All 'sun- s of $IO.OQ'"an'd
Lin i e.
cash,
over that amount 6
months credit will • be given on
approved je lint notes, 4% oft.o
cash on credit amounts. No re-
serve as everything will be sold
t . the o highest bidder.
g br er.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
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Veils, c ,, rlie :l nti r:tly 0, lei,; 1a.orrfe,qy,, .;;a,..��iyy. ,'foli.n C:rstYybxel l:icYFrk, 1,
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10'04.ee, October 49th, 1,;912
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L .Y,anl,g's Old Sand, Zurich
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you Up -To -Dale
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WHERE 'THE GOOD CLOTHES COME .FROM
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