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CITIZENS of Ontario ---The only salvation for
Ontario's revenue-producingo
uor o � and cs theo opera
reven-
tion of forest fires. Y pp
tion is absolutely essential.
Forest fires are rapidly diminishing our re-
sources of timber and pulpwood. Over 90 per cent.
of Ontario•s forest fires are caused by human
Carelessness.
If everybody was careful to prevent the start
of fire, Ontario's Forest would be` safe.
SaveSntari' ntaricrests
Ther re yours
BUSINESS MEN of
Ontario — Lend us a
hand. The various busi-
ness associations —
of bankers, boards of
trade, manufacturers,
merchants, lumbermen;
engineers, educationalists, tourists, and sports-'
men, and all other bodies of weight and influ-
ence, can do a great work for this province and
for their own interests as• well by actively pro-
moting educational propaganda to reduce forest
fires.
-RAILWAY OFFICIALS can help. Railways e
cause 40% - of Ontario's Forest fires. ;They
Forestry Branch is being well supported
improved co-operation on the part of railway '
officials and by the DominionT Railway Board..
Let us reduce the number of railway fires one-
. half this summer. (The train passenger. in
. Northern Ontario who nonchalantly throws his
cigarette or cigar out of the window
o of a fangth
fforest fire season is deserving
sen-
tence!)
CAMPERS, tourists, fishermen, picknickers,
berry pickers, prospectors and hunters should.
Ontario Forestry Branch 4 ,
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every. Wednesday)
bitter ._. ............ 22
37
flumewheat .. .. .. ......
• Y
90
ar1e 65
'ellotheat _.. ... _._ old 1.25 new 1.20
20
•omits ••- 4.75-5.50
30.00
sorts _. . ...... ...... 35.00
- ... 13.25
�Jfobs ... ...
NOTICE
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
Ilt.AY MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE
SYSTEM
,,m''f`he council of the Township of Towes, Altona, a1an., has received
lay is offering for sale at par, net returns of $19.07 from the sale
' of !seven tattle shipped in July
feel their responsibility even though out of
sight of the policeman.
SETTLERS can co-operate by exercising
more care in setting out fire on their own pro-
perty.
LUMBER FIRMS can help by impressing on
all foremen the need for carefulness. River -
drivers in dry seasons should be specially
warned. Gangs of men going in and out to
the camps need special attention, because of
the danger along the slash -lined trails from
the inevitable cigarette.
THE PRESS could do more public-spirited
constructive work to reduce forest fires than
any other single agency. This is a non -poli-
- tical campaign in which the whole press could
join.
LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINION in every
community should be • the first to extend a
helping hand. Tell the Chief Ranger or write
the Head Office. any time you have information
or suggestions to impart, or questions to ask.
GIVE US 4 HAND!
Parliament Buildings, Toronto
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Thursday, August 25th
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elecenewsereencesiere WINGHAM. ONTARIO. wasseweesiinessaunalresi
have been appointed Agent for this district for the
above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. And will be
pleased to give a demonstration at any time. Call and
be convinced.
John Hey, Jr.
Zurieh
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Misses Jean and Dorothy Cam-
pbell,, Of Toronto are visiting their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
1Vlurdoeh.
Arthur Hillier, recently from Eng
land hag: engaged with Mr. T. Mur-
dock as courier. on Hensall route
No. 2. • '`
Mr. 'E. Rennie and faintly have
returned from camping at Grand
Bend.
Mr. Wm. Fee and sisters, Misses
Martha, Jane and. Mary, have re-
turned from Watford and vicin-
ity, where they had been visiting
relatives and friends. t.
Dr. Jas. Bell left last week for
-Montreal where he will leave for
a tour through England, Scotland
and France.,
Dr. W. Geiger, of Waterloo, Mr.
Rora Geiger, druggist of Kitchen
er, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Geiger of
Bridgeport ,and Mr. and Mrs. E.
Geiger and fmilay o fLondon, are
visiting their parents lgr. and Mrs
Owen Geiger.
John Bolton who lives a few
miles east of here, had the mis-
fortune to have his wrist ;broken
by the kick of a young horse that
was running. lose. It appears
that while hitching up hj jis team
this young horse came up and
making a kick at one of the hors-
es happened to strike his wrist,
breaking the bone.
Mr. Owen Geiger has a • large
rune r of teams drawing in hist
flax from. different parts in ' the
country.
Mother complains e that it's Miss leTilkinson of Bowenanville
more and more difficult to keep is visiting Miss Edmesion.
daughter in clothes.
An interesting matrimonial ev-
ent was performed at Drysdale
R. C. heureh on Tuesday, August
16th, when Miss Delia Denommie,
daughter. of Mrs. Rachael Denom-
mie, of .the, Sauble Line, Hay, was
united in the holy bonds of Mat-
rimony by .Rev. Father Rondott,
to Mr. Peter Papineau of Windsor,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos.. Papineau.. Mrs. Wm. Schroeder of Detroit
also of the Sauble, Hay. A large is visiting with her mother,
number of friends witnessed the In the lawn bowling tournam-
Miss S. Tiernan of London Visit-
ed in town llhis week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edighoffer and
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kellerman spent
the week -end at Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schroeder left
on Monday for a visit with rel-
atives in N. Dokota(.
ceremony. The happy coupleleft, ent on Thursday last skip Hart -
for Windsor, Where they will re_ leib captured first prize and slap
side in future. 1 Wolfe !second. A large crowd
The following is taken from a ;turned out to witness both after -
London Advertiser editorial, in [noon. and evening games. The
discussing the grave situation that' bowling chub promises to put on
the farmers are facing;— "W. H.1 some ;interesting games again
next Thursdayewhen prizes wil be
given to winning . teams. All those
wishing to take part in these ga-
mes are to hand in their names to
the secretary before noon,.Thurs-
day.
Scores were 'as- follows;
bentures of the Hay Municipal
; ysteni to the amount of $3324.00
Ia%d debentures are for a term
eat ten years and bear interest at
the rate of 5;e, per cent per annum
Aarnual payment of principal and
;interest amounts to $4.40.99. Ready
for delivery Sept. 15th, 1921.
ANDREW F. HESS,
Trees. Hay Township
to a St. Boniface stock yard firm,
according to officially issued st-
atement. The firm allowed $41.71
for the stock, but the freight from
. Altana to 'St. Boniface amounted
to $15.34, nearly as much as the
net returns, and the commission
charges were $10.30. Towes rec-
eived $16.87 for a' cow weighing
1,130 pounds, or 11A. cents a pound.
4 500 -pound steer brought '$7.46,
a 110 pound sheep $3.85; a 50 -
BORN ]found lamb $5.25, another 50-114
veal calf, weigh-
iesela�vartzexrtruber—Alamb $3, while at Bronson line in 120 pounds brought $4.87.The
day Township on + 15th returns from Towe's transac-
t° Mr. and Mrs. Jacobb Schwartz tion aggregated less than $3 per
fentruber, a daughter (stillborn) head." . ?.
THE WESTERN FAIR
(Sept. 10th to 17th:
The speed events held in Con-
.tliketion with London's Exhibition
Otis year, will be of interest. A
litew plan is adopted whereby the
atihe' entry fee is abolished. There
`tieall be a Mall fee of $10 for each
rte) data!!, and any horse may start in
• 'maty event in which they are elig-
We. The purses are $300.00 for
leach, event and there are ten
*vents. The moneywill be div -
Wind;. 50, 25, and ,10%. This should
eeelrtainly be ane 'tractive prog-
Wean for the season The last day
wsf the Exhibition, Saturday, Sep
With, wili be a great day. The
celenagement have set lied ht tie-
eentendous expense,,. g
levan- of Chicago, a series of ant-
4cinobile races. There will be
asc's+exi; cars and drivers, and six
s!aw!nets. The usual price of ad- on Sunday,
DASI4— 0OD.
Mr. L, K.leinstiver Jr. end
ew, Percy Kleinstiver are
Week visiting in Yale Mich,
neph-
this
Mrs, Snider • and son Bruce, of
Toronto are visiting with 1Vir.'and
Mrs. Wm.' Snider.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Ed. Stelek and son
of Drysdale spent Sunday 'at
the home of P: Fassold,
AFTERNOON
:Skip,
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GAMES
EXETER
11. Prior, of Portage la Prarie,
1VTane who is eaej on a purchasing
trip, is visiting his sister, Mrs. T.
Kay.
The,,second shipment of cattle
t) England started out from here
en Tuesday lest, ,cons;,ting of
set en cars, le s'Ai. 3:).n lel Parson:
and Geo Wit r i 2e 3 ace )mpanied
them.
Mr. and "71•*-... •*-... W TT : Doerr are
spendiirg t e.? > >. e': ; 'r lidays at
Kitchener, 'nee., n • ' Chippewa
E.:M .Tel.: -3 se,rl hibs house
on login S t •YI • 'r. S. How- I
and the n ,i.t r ,' `he Exeter
Publi4' Scheel
Mr. ,and yI • J G e''inbury and 1
family;, have retu•••nsd eeone a mot -1
or trip, t'o Toronto
Fassold .. ... 25
Wolfe 13
Wolfe ... ._. ... .. ... 18
Hartleib .._ ..., ...... ..-22
Hartleib ... ... ... 9
Taylor ...... ........: • . 12
Fassold ... ..., ... 1.3
Taylor .. .. J ...... -10
Evening Games
Skip hartl.4k,, F..
Skip Hartleib. ... ...
Fassold
Wolfe
HENSALL
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U. F. O. PICNIC
Will Be held In
GRAND BEND PARK ON
Wednesday August 31st
Honorable Manning Doherty, M. P. P.. Mr. Burnaby; President of
U. F: 0., Toronto and others will discuss the questions of the Day.
AT 10.30 A.M.—There will be a fi ve mile Parade of Automobiles,
decorated with farm produce, led by a Band.
Speaking begins at 2 p. m., after which there will be sports of
various nature, such as basebal,1 Tug -Of -War, Etc.
COME ONE; COME ALL; And enjoy a profitable and Pleasant day
on the Shores of Lake Huron.
Liberal Rally
COUNTY OF HURON
G ' To Be Held In
Victoria. Park, Seafortk
ON WEDNESDAY
August 31st, 31st, 1921
Thos. P1 n It e' •d b*" ,_ sconsin St. I
arrived here lel': a t u • lay. ' and i
'
says the \-tLhand +-
'r and hiarvest
in that Stet' ha:" '„'n about
the same as ie On a i goodl;whe
at, light oite, fine cera and very
hot Weather, •
The, staff oe tlee ":rater High
School. has been sole ted for the
coming term end' er:., as follows;
Principal, E. J. Wethev M. A., gr-
aduate of Trinity C -liege, Prince
of W,ll's Priz` min and Wel'in;ton
Scholar; specialist in. mathematics
Mr. J; Miller ,of Rodney specialist
in science, Miss Margaret Ross, M.
A:, classical teacher, and Miss Dor
raneeu, off Sea prth, specialist in
phytsi'i al culture. A'- new science
room with the latest equipment is
being fitted. up.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Ri Patterson and.
Ray, ]]notored to Marlette, Mitt.
The Village council! met on Tu-
esday evening, last. and struck the
village rate at 32 mills on the dol-
lar:
Miss E. Robson' of New York!
Mr. J. H. :Ehlers, of Indianapolis, Mi
Ind,, spent a few. _days last week' and Miss Stella Robson, of Tor -
with his parents. ' _ onto, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
lfarry Arnold.
Miss B. Graybeil has retiened to Mrs. S. Melick and Mrs. 5. mere
Toronto after spending "*'era':1 ner 'visited for a few days last
months with her parents. week at Seaforth with Mr. and
Mtn. and :Mrs, C, Li.ndenfi,eid and Mrs. 1. Hudson
Mrs. Tait of Parkhill were visitors file. and Mrs. Root, Kirk and
with Mr. and Ales. C. Steinhagen faintly of Flint, Mich, spent a
few,,days the guests of Mr. It. J.
Drysdale. .
Mr. and Mrs, Skelesy' of., London
"England and little; son are the gu-
ests of Mi', and Mrs. Stone,
,emission will prev'Lil at gates an
grand. stand. All information
"ro,n 1;h Secy'., A, M' Hunt, Gen,-
+Aril. O:iiges, London,
Mr. and Mrs, C. Hatchleiss,,, of De
troit visited with Mr. ,Ind_ Mrs. L.
Kleinstive.r last week.,
CREDIT'ON
and
AT 1.30 P. M.
WHEN
tion. W. L. Mckenzie King
Lead: Of The Liberal Opposition
Hon. Dr.. Beland.
• ex -Post Master General
W.' C. Kennedy, M. P.
For North Essex
other .speakers will address the electors of Huron County..
GOD :SAVE THE KING
Executive Huron! Liberal Association.
Miss pearl Geiser has returned to
her home .in Teledo, after spend-
ing a fean weeks with' her parents
here. ;r
Samuel Finkbeiner has rented
his farm to Mr, Schroeder.
Word ha's been received that Mr
'Rozell,' 'principal of our school,
Went • through•, an operation ; in
Hamilton recently.
Mrs, .'Robt. Wyatt of Winnipeg,
and Miss Rau of London are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Geo,
Fahnetr.
Mr. .ani; Mrs:: Jos. 'Heist are in
Battle Creek, .visiting their two
daughters there,
Herman Oestreicher; received a
seveXe. shaking up the other' :day,
when he fell' in 'rhe hay loft on his
son's farm, +.r
Harry rinkbeiner was operat-
ed on 'for appendicitis in London
at present t h
is.
J st p
last week. u
having a house' built and with the
farm work on, hand his illness has
proven; rather w;iafortunate.
DO I'T: YOURSELF'
It's a mighty hard thing to get a builder to do a small jobs
these dais. The housing shortage is so great that they AI
bare big eontracts on hand. • But if you need a room re..
!Finished or a new one made out of -some unused•.apece, yo3:,
;can do it yourself with Neponset Board.
Neponset i4, a tough, flexible board finished :with a quop
tered o"sk effect on one side and it, light `tan effect on the.
tether. Both iaides, are thoroughly waterproofed, if you wish!;
to paint it any other color, it takes paint beautifully a44*t
lecontomically.
Come in todafand let us :demonstrate to you some of this!
!varied uses to. which Neponset Board can be putand shows,
i you how siin'piq • and satisfactory it is to use in the horn ,L,
And office.
BIRD SOK► LIMITED, Hrmiltoto, Ont+ititll'.
Fred. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich