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SEAFORTHa FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1914.
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Iitl Toronto,n JulY, 28th, 19144.
Ready - for eaforth s Great 014 Boys'
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Ontario'sgreat central seat of leatuS
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ing, Toronto tralverthitY, Is once more
; in: ears 'Straits .for leak ef /funds. Ac-,
"-totaling to the lineirbers 'of tap Board.
of Governors, the University aiuet "nair.6-
in life near ;future -tree sues of _n1,500,000
and the only available sourne . frcen
;whence to draw, tele not incensideeable
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......_.... presided overlaY 1104 • 1. B. Ltiet•441
' Walker," 'Ma W. K. George, Kr. Eric
Prbvincial -Pnreasuren: ; -Sir Edmond
stall is the Ontario Treasury, at ptesent
Armour,* X. et, and others flan been
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en H ,of, Huron
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, . , 1 intenvie.wing the Provin• clal Treasurer.
defloit *la the maintenance account,
;the state 'of 'affairs. nee eincre,aaing
;widen Is *1211,514 in 'the e,stiniates fon
• 1914-15, ,was discussed, and in aslant;
' Ian Government to snoelder reSponsie
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+ Reunion and Firemen's Tournament •
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s , August 1.st to 5th ' -1
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Alter months of preparation,
Seaforth as superbly ready to re-
ceive_and entertain her home com-
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• jag Old Boys and Girls and visit-
: ing fire brigades andtheir friends
+ The Committee in charge eeter-
e occasion of the:visit of the' " Old bility far this Sum it wee pointed out a mined at the outSet that no h g
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by the members that_ there were only + could be t o good felt the hun-
three courses open which could ssibl
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Boys" puts -it up to every good citizen be eensineren, mese weTe (1) 1°Int el; dreds of Freent who 'will
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to not only take -care of" his share of nuMbete of stud join this great circle of Mid Lyrie
by law; (2)1inpres,se
tfees; (3) pay t e defloit. Tule attitude
s talcen up svi baregard to the firet
Sidon thit already tire standard
has been put o esalgh that it eastreot
be boosted feather. and with reference
no the secand, *alternative it la 4pointed
out its ado,ptiOa evoeld be calculated
to place univerr.'Y education more in
ttl;e hands of the rich. Another siselutien
nordesesed is to allow the 'University ;to
alip down a Inotehi la efficiency. This
lattea is an 'alternative ;scarcely to see
'thought of. alhe matter will, likely,
.foinne a subject for earnest consideta-
ton an ;the next session; of the Legis-
lature. The attenriance. at the Univer-
sitY' Y4S inereasing so rapidly ahat it is
hard to keep pace witb. Its (require-
ments.. .• I k •
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In Ithes cosanection it itTlatY not 'be out
of plage to Mention the greatnosis wbicle
the 'University and the cause nf high- ees town into a blaze of glory.Every-
er education has ;sustained in the -death 4.
Dean of the Faculty of Appliedegclenne on e should be here to see this
of John Galbraith; M. L. la De
and Englaeering in ,Toranto Universiti
4. spectacular display, opening
nights Saturday, August ist
and one olf the foaernost civindigineera •
in Canada.. Dean Galbraith: died kid-
Htene Bae, Geeaglan Bay district, For , It! 'Sunday
denly from shear't failure ThutSclay,
Morning at his 'Summer borne in. ;Go- +
a near tor Pnare he had /net been avell, of
The great paradet'on Sunday
though the end WetS not expecte& Ile • Socailettliocal and visiting Fraternal
was advised by 118 -Physicians SCale 4; ars andesm' aSsusilleddaYchoSicrhsooplrosmchis°e1;
time ago that bits heart wan ;in serious
exerting or exciting hirssise/C .This was to be a unique feature climaxing
414 in a massed serVice in. "Victoria.
Pobdition and .was warned againat over -
net generally known among „life friends Park, while - in. the. evening
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though he bimseef was not 'unprepared 4. a special band concert will be tile
for the contingencY. + •
Throughout the Dominion of Canada; • attraction. ?are •
' Syne. NOthing has been lett
CiVit decoration, but also to have icare undone to make this the most
. brilliant, entertaining and sucess-
for his personal adornment. The mag -
se 1
ful Reunion that has ever taken
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• 4ificent electrical decoration ot our
place- m Western lantana. The
+. illuinination_of Main street with
streets -with thousands upon thousands t forming brilliant electric arches,
its -,8000, colored electric lights
the huge electrical emblems of
ten Fraternal Societies, the mag -
of brilliant lights will make it unpleas-
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ant not impossible for anyone to ap-
'+'4) `Efficient electrical "Court of
Honor" composed of 700 colored.
electric lights decorating four
Knights of Pythias, the dazzling
11. ornamental electrical effectsonthe
peat in old and over -worn clothes. We 4' great pillars, donated by the
say, therefore, in 'justice to this grand
old community -Tone Up for your • town hall, banking and business
civic and persolial appearance has
much -to do with the empression upon
our visiting "Prodigals".
DON'T BLAME THIS STORE if it should happen that
you are not as well dressed as the man /from Toronto4. or
New York. The resources for getting *ell dressed are
quite of great and complete as in any metropolis of this or
any other country. Suits and Hats and Furnishings abso-
lutely fresh and direct from the style centresofthe old and
new World. All orders for quick delivery promptly and
carefully taken care of no matter haw small or how_large.
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This Store, for Men's -. *Women's
and Boy's Ready -to -Wear and
Specially Ordered Clothing
This Store, where youth & bcauty, meet
If this store does not mean anything in particular to you it
is because you have never been init. Tolmost youngitnen and
any numbet of older men it is a popular shopping place; one
Of the most auractive stations en route to perfect dress. It
is the trysting place of style and quality, of individuality and
value of tone and timeliness, of youth and beauty. It is here
you will find
Artistic Clothes
which embody the best style ideas of New York, Chicago
and London, skillfully adapted and finely developed. tit is
here you will find dependable quality, walking hand in hand
with the most highly perfected degree of selling service.
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Special Display
Old Boys' Week
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Highest Pries for Butter and Eggs.
GreieClothing o.
The Big Corner Store
SEA FORTH,
t houses, will convert the good old
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floain, automobiles etc,headed by
the Band. .will start at i p. m.
"The Bells" the play that made
Sir Henry Irving famous, will be
enacted in Cardno'sOperaHill by
the famous ArgyleDrarnatic Co.,
in the evening,
Tuesday
The Base Ball Tournament
betireen Clinton, Goderich, Wing-,
ham, Mitcheli and Fullerton will
occupy the centre of the arena
throuotout the day, play corn=
mencipg at 9.4s.a.m. and 1 p.m.
The Monster garden party -at Rec
reation park will be the attract-
ion of the evening. An.eleborate
program has been prepared in
which many of the Old Boys and
Girls will sing agarn the songs
we loved to hear. Prof. Hand
has agreed to send two of his
most experienced men to handle
the big fireworks diliplpy Which
will include the finest effects
and settings known to the fire-
works world. Seaforth and Wel--
land -Bands will be in attendance!
• Wednesday
The great 'Provincial Volun-
teer Firemen's demonstration will
occupy the 'entire day. ibe
morning will be devoted to the
n\ receptiOof the numerous spec-
ial and regular trains, bringing
the tire Departments and Bands.
At it p. m. ' the monster parade
will start for the-Aree Track;
The following is a Bit of the
Brigade's and: Spds who have
definitely decided and arranged
to be here, making the longest
the news et Dean Galbralthre death
VIFiremen s parade ever kilpeen rn
came as a ;shock., In Toronto flags were I .‘ 1tirtaNOr
history of the Assbc100in ot
half -masted and on all sides there were
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expressions of sorrow and tributes te 11.
the men and the teacher,. Virtually Ann ChildrenS1 Rally Day, includ- ever seen in 11
• Ontario. -
g all theschools rural as we ,
48th Highlanders:Band, Torontn
Soandein of 3the. &no& Of Practical
Science, he hail ,presided over it for
36 Yearlerereatchnzg the lJniversity-
its pealod of 'transition, and his atu-
dents are scattered far and wide
thaeughout the country. Among ttem
are - niost of the leading civil ;engineers
in Canada. Dean Galoraith's fame shad
also extended to Europa and he was
Accorded honorary easmociation with
several noted organizatioas of engin.
ears in the Old Country. What ,the
aciatice faculty la at the University of
Parente is la,r.gely due to the 'ability. -
o nft. Galbraith. When he took
charge of the Seliool of ' aotieal Sae,
once, as it Was then ealle , stu-.
dents numbered but 30, Now the menia.
bership is nearly ,,S00, and had Die neaten with the mew routing a the
Galnraith lived ta few 'years longer ,he canal is likely to result in the 'pollutifon
ht ha d i of Ith!e water sitpsply for many tlf these
the loial schools in juvenile Cal-
e.
edonian games will be intensely
-4: interesting. The childrene par-
ade with magnificient merchants'
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. North Talent° Fire Dept.
Brampton Band
Brampton Fire Dept.
In the country traverse& dr' t� be -
traversed by the new Welland shipeen-
al taouble has 'arisen. Many industries
have been established In the townsead •
cities off the 'Welland district, and tthe
various muaicipalitiei have gone in for '
pensiveaffnd. it mow a,ppeans that thel
waterwor_4, „some a them, of '-an ex -
di Ion a the Chippaeva river in 'eon -
:nig' ve seen 1,000etu elite n his •
depantment • '
1 • .. , municipalities. To get over the diffi-
The deceased Was born in Montreal, culty it is proposed 'to brinuivater for
In the early fifties the famiiy remov- Saint •Catharines, Welland, ralebrold and
ed from Moatreal to "Port Hope, land Merritton liS a plpe line from, Lake
he received this early education there, Erie at Port Colborne. That would aost
„having' attended, the eoid. Port Hope the tidy sups of a million idollare, end
Grammar, Schcol. In 1863 the entered the araapect is displeasinge The ease
the University of Toronto' as a atus has been put up to the Dominion gov-
dent ill Arts and speedily became . a ' ernenent and the arinister of railways
forpe in undergraduate affairs. Owing has !suggested advan,cing the 'Money if
to ill health at the end tof ins thine the municipalities will becoxre liable for
Onta,rity is decreassink.. The Dominion
:Y.ear in the University he started toff it This the municipalities don't want to
census off 1911 gave us definite infortr4-1
on, a' long:. canoe trip * through the slo. They say that the government is,
tion that canfiemed OUT weist featae
north country, covering' aboat 1,20e saving tb.e andney by; using the Chip -
The census statietics allowed that the
miles, including he portages. Young paNtrai and plight to fedt the whole bill.
Galbra,itn was unaecoMpanied on this That's where it istands TIOW.. There is atiral districts. of Ontario had lost over
100;000 souls. in the previous 10 '(Years,
long tale except' Thy two Indians from to be another conference between ree
one of the Hudson Bay Campos*, poets presentatives -of the towns and the. Panning _ssznellations in the other east-
ern- provinces fared little tietteal. These
who were with nen for part of tee ministea of rallwaye and canals. ,
time. He had many interesting • ex- whobadire,mained more optimistic were
periences and narrow' escapes from Toronto's new civic abattoir, did bust
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.. astounded to find that the rural eecp-i-
Litton of 'Ontario was less thaw at bad
death, but einally arrived at Inane in nese 'for the first time. One ihundred
perfect ,healtht. and efifty- sheep met their, fate tas a- been tO .years previously; and 'Huron
.* * * • t test. of the plants efficiency. The wool. county suffered worse than Most die-
' The provineeof Ontario is Ingle Lon., TY,' bleating rearty.rs were tranefornted tricts a Eastern Canada, •
ment. wants $5,000,000 on registered don in -lark& Itir money. The Govern... from life and activity to dressed car- Evert the geneute, however, did taot
eases, in a little less than, '. fifteen. 'give us full information on the rural
stock at four and one-half per cella eninutes each, and it's all very parne nroblena Mt dealt only with inevem'ents
The money IS required for various leas, appaeently,„ The 'abattoir Was Mit' 13t 3X)1Pulationt. OW has this &crease
affected the rural sehbol and the 11.1101
purposee in eonnectien with . the pub- aeally doing regular business' at. that-
gieurcli . and Sundayeachooli Before we
Ile service and for Storks which are, time; this killing was n:eeelY by' 'way- -
being carried on by provincial coen:ris. of a test. And as three Men prefed can deal effectively with the 'rural
stole:Orli, Scene df it re‘y be used for that, without hurrying, they could Idil Orsiblean weennest tietleestand all a ,its
'covering debts on open account and (fox and dreas fifteen sheep withixt an hour, ratrifficatiOns. It was to it -tills defi-
nite information that the Iluronrounty
paying ciff floating debts. The issue the test was doubtless considered sada-
Rural Survey was ;Intik, the. first of.
is cedeeenabla en January 1S19650 at factory. The, facilities for the elaugb-
the kind ever conducted.aidLeanada.
par,' and in the aneanthre a ninkine; tering „and dreseing of cattle and pigs.
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fund of one-halef per - cent. per an -are /equally' efficient. - . Behind every new pmenipnt 'there is
a lean*. ;10 the case Of 1 Size Huron!
num is to be provided against it, The' " The Civic.Abattoir is exceedingly light
survey it Maki the Rev, S. F. harp,
reVenues te .the province are liable and clean and airy. Ascending fro survey
minister a Exetev, who
for this tstock and interest Ontario the ground floor to the upper Jregions,
evolved the Wee and saw it tarried to
has a big ategTanure of expenditure one ponies int O a long, wide charebee
completion.. A couple Of •'yeers ago Sdr. n
ahead of it in connection • with 'hig:ie into which the light filters throtzgll
Ways and _other, undertakinga a huge skylight of ground glass. One
. a ' a *- • n , J. is at once IStittle with! theeeamitary ape
the forests of tnorthern Ontario nearof white tile Mick, and thereaiS not a
place ' The walls Are
, Bad bush fires Shave been raging In Peairallee df it '
cartel Railwe,y, with nome scattered ed
vette of ;woodwork to be seen, All
th . liallonal TeenscontinJ
the line •of e
fins along the line of the freanskaar- '
that I tot til or cetnent,40 Iron paints
a u grey. w e orr or _ nun
: 11 e A id In id ,s1
of SIHearst, up on the Transoontinental down the centre of the roomt On the
lefq %as One enters are eight killing
lag. and Northern Ontezie. The town' .1 ' '
Las .been in the centre of a fire: pens fan. sheep end cattle, ends Ione
swept area and there has been hard larger compartment where !hogs meet
fighting to save the property . of the
settle* in that district. Hearst is not
a big place, but it is (..gaing !Ahead and
Is named after. the minester of lands,
forests and mines of Ontario.
Word has reached the office of ithe
chief fire ranger hare that 'Mo. fires at
Hearst are new under cont-rolebutetbat
In thedistalet round about Hearst bad
fires are still burning, Nerthern -On-
taelo -this year has suffered consider-
ably nom bush fires, especially in the
eastern part of New Ontario, where
great damage was dime in June. -1.tes
those fires are much earlier' than snual
. and there is no pica -dee of elerrptiorr
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froan the annual fires of the late 'sum-.
iner, it begins to look like a bad year
fer the north in this respect. ,
• Burlington Band
Burlington Fire Dept
. Milton Fire Dept, 4,
Hamilton Band *.
HAmilton Veterans Fire Dept 4.
Hamilton West End Fire Dept. T.
St. Marys Katie Band +
St. Marys Fire Dept.' - To,
St. Marys Cement. Works 1.
. Fire Dept. 44
Acton Fire Dept.
Welland Band
Welland Fire Dept
Thorold Fire Dept;
Merritton Fire Dept.
liensall Band
Hensall Fire Dept
Munberstone Fire Dept.
Mitchell land
Mitchell Fire Dept
• Kincardine Pipe Band
Kincardiiie Fire Dept.
. Blifh Fire Dept.
Clinton Kiltie Band.
Clinton Fire Dept.
Win,g-harn Band
Winghtm Fre Dept.
Lucknow Pipe Band
Lucknow Fire Dept.
goderich Band
Goderich Fire Dept.
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Seaforth Band •
Seaforth Fire Dept.
rnaking a total of twenty two I
Fire Brigades and fourteen bands 4.
with several other . towns to be t,
arranged for. Everybody should t
be on hand at p. tn. as the
will start sharp on time.
Goderich, Clinton, St. Marys,
Kincardine Wingham, have .T
declared August 5th civic 14011 -
day to enable. the citizens of these t
towns tabling full excursions to -4,
'Seafcrth.,
averaged '29 bushels -to the are asst
year, 'will do consdlerably better t
seriaort
Macgregor, Mann July' :24. Ben
Richardson to -day is Cutting.a "2fragne
eleld of barley and mereets to_;keep the
binder 'going steadily ale itfult
erop of one Itundred and fitty acres.
Is put Several otherts will be staeting.
their binders emit *deka' and etptie
fields of wheat will be • cat by the first
of Auguste. '
• The Rural Problens in Huron
Gounly
(Fror.n Farm and Dairy)
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.Huron county has ;started in earnest
to Stelpple with its rural peoblene, Mies
problem has tbeen amg with us. erre
.have known; in a general way fOrrnanY-
syears that the rural population of fold
,totaast by Pr. Myrrs, eipent
ciological problems and connected With
the' Joint Boards. of-Soclal Service and
Evaligellamr Having gotten their feats
together; -three meetings were called
throughnut the gountY, at Exeter, 0 -
ton and. Auburn!, for the diseessicei of
the - infeetruition brought' ,to light , and
.a consideration a proposals for eel:ti-
tian. - • f I
Ole rnotit .fal-readhing -re,sulta will
cense as a lingult tof the survey itself,.
The fait :drought to light ehallenge le,te
tentioet Huron county neeDle were giv-
en a new appreciaticar or the serious -
nese of the situation. '
_The most outstanding point is .the
*ars ago, the total population of Ours -
loge in tpepulatleme In 1815, almost (40
ells does not tell the whole steorYe ITIle. their tin sizeable. Their brats beigP4 tel
On MUM" was 74,286. In 1913 it was
50,590, a ‘decline of. 32 per cennt But
tawns shave 'made a 'slight incrensie; fill, with watere Miser plotter boats
froen 9,257 4°,11,560. Hence the country .
dished to.the moue and succeeded 11,1 '
pcpulation 240 decreased from S4,239
taking th,e ,GovernorSeleneral and lis
to 39,030, cia ; 40 per cent, et it ‘eeese, a and ‘suite oft the boats ,inae
This loas of population has resulted in 1.04.11117
baore theY sank. Fourelumdred motor
k serious educational problems. Schools
that were onge full are now eattpty.: In
ManY eases Attendance is not suffici-
ent tO justifY paying a teachor). e a
living wage, In 1881, oven Se -.Years ego,
Theron. county is only one a Many
rural counties in 'which ComilitIons are
similar, Through trails sursiey, efr.Shara
and those .who worked with him have
brought the serioueness Of the situation
befare the thurenes and before peopre
generally In a manner that earn& ao
denied ear sidesstepped. The extension
tif the keurvey Idea. will eerve tto keep
public attention focused on the rural
•erobleee The questions now up for nlisa
enasion are; What Are the; : natesee
What is the reneady3 In a future Issue.
there will. be outlined the remedies
proposed at the three meetings LIM
xecentle -Huron. _.
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-Miss Enna Elliott, daughter of Mr.
Robert - Elliott, formerly of Cobour4
now of Stirling, net with an kinfortuna
ate accident while driving at the latter
-place. The 'inane becatnes unmanageable
and she was tihrown out, breakingbottz
ElealS and spraining her ankle,. ,n, •
-.:MIrt and ;Mrs. John Cutter og the
village df Vraerner, north of Wende
stock, on tlienday celebrated their die, -
Mind_ wedding „eanthersary. The two
were born in the Village cif Harmon',
Perth County, removing to oxford
twenty years ago. ' -.
-While strolling near Thompsonn
Point, Hay Bay, ,about five antes enamel
Picton, Mit.nteuben Way, of that taw&
caught a thirtysfour pound mascalonge.
Mtn Way managed tty land the Sella
althougb alone In the boat He -ought ,
It to ,Pigton itudi had it phottiel*Phed.
- -Mrs, Jane McDanielselled TainalaY
at Ruthven, EaseenCounty, of ;old lege.
She was In nen "one hintdredth iSeate -
having -celebrated her ' rihretYellbith
birthday May 23rd . this rear, WS< *10.--i
nniniel bas beet beirriddet- for six years
but up to that time enjoy -ed -excellent
health. t
-Ames 'Stonebbase, aged 50, a weals
thy EntilskMen Townahl i farmer and
yl,
one Of the best known c ttle breeders
In '' Western Ontario, is earl as the
result of beteg Waked by/cattle where
Le felt in his stables on ,bellig seized.
With a hemorrhage • two neontles ago.
BeFultelle of 131o6Mfleld.PrInce
Edward county, a breeder a Holstein -
nettle., recently renamed tram New
York, bringing, avith blay the Tour -
wealth -old calif, Irtag *Sees ':Alcartra,
piping $2,000 . -far hint Tnis 'calf is one
of the highest lanced animals of Its
kind evea_lainbited into Canada.
6 -Henry Botsford, a napaperous young .
fernier was overcome by gas white •
digging. a well fon water sixty ',feet be -
le* the surface, on bis farra ai, few
miles wean of Radcliffe, Alberta. Hit
wife_ wetted for several hours in vain
target hien •o_ut, then rani -to the ;neigh-
bors for assistance. When brougbt up a
Restaford was found to have been.dead
several 'hours; i - :
--•'A stonen of ahrest cyclonic nraaor-
tions swept *nen the Eastern aortina
of ElgineCountY, late last . Idonclag
afternoon. A trnenzben a farm, bulklin•ge
were blown over, trees upreated and ,
telephone and tele-granh whet broken,. -
A. nuMbe 1 1 , of tamers in the 'ylchati:
Of the Village of Corinth, where the,
inane** Wanee.rost severe, suffered non- -
siderable Ices to ' their. olthatds and
crops. .
-The large barn Slid straw isned,one.
of - the largest in tne township, .all i
SikP belonging to Mr. Joseph Natziger
of North. East:eon-ea-near Tonpingawere
burned no the ground one day last.
week, tegethee with the season's bay
Ott, -2, new waggon* end' a 'number og
imalercents and several hundredbusheis
of oatS. A number of hags were e,lo ..
destroyed, aload of whicia; was ;Adele . ----,ee .
ready for market. „The fire was caused'
through a bundle of-ba.y fallinCon.-tbe
gasoline engine. Mr. Nafziger's. lose will
be about 0,500. .
-The Duke 4f Sonnaught, the re-
tiring Govezior-(General 'of Canada; tile "
Ducheas, and Princess Patricia,' narrow.;
ly esoaped drowning bat Satirday.Twe
motor boats In which they were pais- .
sengere on She Lake Oft he Woods,. at
ICenora, staugk floating 4bge with each
speed that tholes were driven .throngir 5
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tha 'school acemlations of Huron county
Was 21,24%, In 1913 it was 1146M, ,lataS
Of 48 and a half per ceent. This less
of school (emulation applies to both
villa4es and tows. But the 'most :seen=
ous Ices is in the country ediatricts, the
shrinkage being from 1O,§00. to 6,818,
cal .58 4-.3 per cent. Ireeldently a change
Is 'needed country peceile 1711 "Huron
county awe -to be _able to irlye their
ohildren as -good eduction I.W)34
postsible 30 years. ago, -
The lattath need offer no apology
for tire new interestetika it is taking
in huestions Oat were at one tine
supposed to be outside of its seherd
No:institution has been affected more
has v*rurai curch. The eutiveytip,ew. tixa..ee Durt
Injuriously by, rural depopulation than
i Lodge for afternoon tea,- A nyelS;er of
etin-
edj:itle'rut: Zur:henet''s geetedir t:30tariWea esOzelarekTiklear, awndillthaebe.lwiftht.
' stationaryeiThey. tattve neither lost L_
waisort &etre of IL nuMber of onion
gained 10 members during the ,last
Sharp attended a sun7er course at -Au -
bon, n. tire where the 9,01"- over one-quarter, of them, ar aetuall
1 10 nears ; 48 and a -half /,per icente pr :eadffaitysiarlt143.Yed.lb°8'41agro; Pasr..rtittonaire
e - sae first honor of having Sir Robert
boat e were asee,%nbled on the lalts1 An a
regatta, constituting part cif the Duke's ,
farewell tour of the Dominion. ' Two
racing motor boats belotiging ,to Hon.
Robert Rogers, -1Canadian Minister, of
Public Works, were leading the patade,
with the Duke and bis board,
when the accident occcurred.
Robert Borden and body Bo-
den passed thirouge Teronto, last week
on their, way :to Muskoka, where tbey
Intend apending three weeks rustierate
ing. They were accomparded frone Tor-
onto, by lifajon Hugh C.- MacLean, One
sident Of the Muskoka; Navigation Com.
pany,,whose g,uei3ts tees!, will be during ,
their three weeks' stay. Every cottage
or the way up th'e lakeatwas
decorated .with bunting and flags in
honott Of the distinguished guests. Tile
ear& petty Snapped en route at Mr.
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the rural cturch were nese . y • 1 decreasing, &anima a few 'have lotied
Warren H. Wilson. Dr. Wile= had altogether...Only1 24, and, A halt Per omit.
eendueted several isurveye in varteus ...e ,
um eiets than one-quarter, have Incites --
pats a the United States, end the ed thein enen,,berehtp.
informattioa: that he 'bad obtained there, All denominations have euffered. The
by impeessed Afr, Sharp as being •dls- .
Itinetly valuable. Why not have a rztirai.
Barney in (my own' county he reeked
himself. -
pne .yeaa ago last Ikea the pubjeet.
their end in a dignified and Cerernonee
was introdgced At the PrensySettian '
ous way, While on the eight are a
eeee Chtueleh CionferenceWip..,:Sharp induced
:aeleiseoee aro! i.‘tatokotielnenrikaf"te*rwhtehsrey_t_tbArsho Lay.
A that body to discuss traria sociology. -
He then suggested a rurel - -sueveY
Altogether, it's a 'nice and ' i attrantive
place Ito he killed in„, .: ; 3.,-. • which was ulthnately conducted under:
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and Lady -Borden for a erase on her
beautiful yacht "Wanda" On Prides,.
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..112412-giliZeten1811 farie'lidiciettonlany e7e:03111umb.in eire91d1. 2112bC''' rota-atf-tterhea7:rao:Ilian!aiundiddmenonBiniuLa;ytambilissfaiinnres!deleeneelbeenja
officer of the
Connie and Statistics Depeeranentafde4-
Methedist membership decreased from
and only 18,873 1911. The „Lutherans weed, ere was a native ea anannen.
fadeelsetnanealubetebtanneeniYoffr4ms chiluir970611 to
11485Itsg. "oriel° ttheo thibeetteetwt
25,336 'Ito -18,19a In the flame parled.1881 rbtehreeexeeltniwrer,",:has,datboieeehou::tteewnsdeiboeitheeeetabye..vitesmaf ,wroorsatsfj n"alithectnot.i i ad243 - Else!
errarneesby.tneerZ:olumdftbigeretdheir25,30w8,3 4hz,, .raetti pat., =dui hts 74th year. mainly ow.1
tprobmillite: itt t'ect.hrrinufalandiesvtetru-ints.c, re"173.. touhei lactenatral.. Borigline navels: kar.uss-wnehool.tbrteacought
The *Breadth of thectlneVeY er, he =watered jcnirnalisen mrthes, ttat
r J
The Survey embodied mueh more than of the Int Thomas Journal from, 186$
this brief review would indleate.. The to Me, when he beoente an editorial
atatus (if the rival church, in, tpa,tticu.4 Welter on the Toronto Globe, alsd jit
lar, as clearly, iaquiredenno. Figures 1880 went !over to the Toronto t7i,Torlda
were oi1ec1d showing tile Intereen In 1882 he organiesd,and bee -Pelee -Bee'l
tratarY nt tie OntarhaBareau. ofelnduen
tries, and tWate tiPpointed Provincial leo,
puty Minister of Agriculture he. Mife
He had filled Many Important posi.,a
tions under both the Provinelal and
Daminioa Governecents:
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the joint auspiceor of the -Presbyterhui
and Methodist ,Chrurchee Canada
westOrn-Crops. ! • through their. Joint Boardas-ni 'Social
Ibloosortain, Seek, July 24 -Ninety-five Service and Evangelisea An organize-
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Per Pent; Of the crop is In head and tion for ponducting the surveewas
well advanced,: Harvesting will be gen- formed at. elintoli., 'last December .with
eel by the Middle of Atigest JIMA Is Mee Sharp as 141teretar'OPeeattite±.
badly needed. i• ; This was slot a quick, ea -window
Melfort, Sask., July ,13. -Andy McKee
expects to "start cutting wheatt
ids, farm 'south; of town between. the
first and third of Augusta or . pearly
three weeks earlier than -hest year,
from the saere field. • Tete grain,which were finally worked into anintelligible
etivey. MX. Sharp, melded by Dice taken in Sabbath sone& and aura so
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Riddle and the aninistens of the gountie pieties. The overlaping of the. or:enrollee
went all. through! the country dietriets came in far "elose investigation,- In short
Emeuiring lab . conditions everywhere, conditiosas ine,Huroir' county are now
and getting together statfsties which better known than conditions la any
other county of Ontario or of Canada.
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