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', 4 I., 11�11 I $1,1, jP�,� . Carter, Mrs. P. Cleary; loaf graham for Chdutmaa, Showc=. 15b , thdW%eta.
1@'111 ,,�,'�,,,. i LONI)ON AND WINGHARE Mann, W. H. Jamieson, H. Crich
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1- ,,�,�.��t�.,�'; , lapusall ........... 10.30 6-18 Greening, W. Charters, J. Hugill; J. Dickson, Mrs. P. -Cleary; baking 1 6 wemnston St. W., Toronto 2.
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vla, I "� *atdn Jet . ....... 10.58 6.46 cookies, Mrs. J. B. Tyerman, W. J. . —
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il ,�!,'.' � Clinton, Ar . .... 11.05 6.52 Dickson; fried cakes, N. Carter, Mrs.
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I ,�;�- , , , Clinton, LV . ..... * 11.15 6-52 berry, G. Cudmore; Canadian Red, H. Wes. Free; Johnny cake, Mrs. W. J.
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'IM . . . . . . C ;�;X,., 4 Elyth ............. 11.44 7.21 soft ginger bread, N. Carter, W. H. ture, Urs. Howrie, Dr. Grieve; mar-
�VA, �,�_, Sweet, T. Wilson, H. Crich.
'i�,,�,�,�� �'y,X',; . � .83 Jamieson; layer cake, Mrs. Wes. Free, ine view, copy, Mrs. Howrie, Dr.
'8. I Belgrave .......... 11.56 7 Pears. -Four varieties winter, pears,
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,.,_'�,,,� Wingham Jet., Ar... 12-08 7-45 H. Cri,h, N-C4rter; Flemish Beauty, I
�ill, " I I , ;,"C , Mrs. P. Cleary; apple pie, N. Carter, Grieve- animals, copy, Mrs. Howrie;
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,,-� Wingham Jet., Lv. - 0 N. Carter H. Crich; Duchess of Mrs. J. B. Tyerman; pumpkin pie, still hie, object, Mrs. Howrie.
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,�, - a -M. P.m. Cleary; home-made maple cream H,owrie; animals or figure work, Mrs.
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"�!..,' Wingham ......... 6.55 3.1.5 candy, Mrs. W. Nichol, Mrs. W. Free. Howrie; vegetables, grouped, Mrs.
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�1'111.�,:: 1 Wingham Jet . ..... 7.01 8.21 Carter, H. Crich; Seckel, H. Crich, F. Fruits -Canned raspberries, Mrs. J. Howrie; flowers, from object, Mrs.
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1 " ��, 1. Barker; Beure d' Anjou, F. Barker.
,�I Blyth ............. 7.27 8.44 Peaches -Plate of any other varie-
,: cherries, N. Carter, Mrs. J. B. Tyer- Mrs. Hovnie.
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... �.. Clinton Jet ....... 7.49 A.G6 Plums -Lombards, F. Barker Dr. Mrs.- W. Free; preserved, strawbeio- light �nd shade, Mrs. Howrie; pastel,
, R,,,,,� Clinton ........... 7.56 4.18 1
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... �L_, .. Clinton Jet. - . - - - - - - 8.03 4.20
11 ,.��,, �, ", Brucefield ......... &15 4.82 Claude, F. Barker; any other variety, ed plums, Mrs. J. B. Tyerman, W. H. any subject, Mrs. Howrie, G. T. Turn-
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, , ".,'.., , Kippen ........... 8.22 4.40 Jamieson; preserved citron, W. H. bull; pencil drawing, local scene, Mrs.
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V_"." Grapes -Concord, F. Barker, Dele- Jamieson, N. Carter; preserved peach- Howrle;' pencil drawing, designing,
"",% Hensall ........... 8.82 450
11 11�i. r)'05 ware, G. Cudinore; Rogers No. 19, es, E. Townsend, N. Carter; black cur- Mrs. How-rie; basketry, collection, Dr.
1 Il'.:,11: 'Exeter ...... : ...... 8.47 . rant jam, Mrs. A. Kirk, N. Carter; Grieve, Jean Elcoat; single piece art
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I., 'I'L (Merrimac), Dr. Grieve; Rogers No. other native fruit jam, Mrs. J. B. work not listed, Mrs. Howrie, Jean
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." Clinton ............ 6.25 2.52 Jamieson, N. Carter; any other vari- Carter; canned tomatoes, Mrs. J. B. ',Elcoat Mrs. R. S. Hays; cake plate or
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1'7�: St Columban ..... 6.49 3.20 Cameron, Sr.; Green Mountain late Mrs. A. 'Kirk, Mrs. W. J. Dickson; Mrs. Howrie; two cups and saucers,
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,D:1'�� canned beans, W. H. Jamieson, Mrs. difflerent designs, Dr. Grieve, Jean
�,,�`, West. any other variety late potatoes, N. A. Kirk; mixed vinegar pickles, Mrs. Elcoat-, candlestick, Jean Elcoat, Mrs.
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��� � I I p.m. Carter, J. A. Murray; winter cabbag , J. B. Tyerman, W. H. Jamieson; mus- J. B. TyL�rman; collection, five pieces,
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K,�!,-� I Dublin ...... 10.37 5.38 9-37 F. Barker, W. H. Jamieson; Savoy I
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1,1111"'.%1, St. Columban. 10.42 5.44 cabbage, F. Barker; red cabbage, F. ard pickles, N. Carter, Mrs. W. Free; Dr. Grieve, Jean Elcoat; gardenure,
:, - tomato catsup, Mrs. W. Free, Mrs. J. floral- designi any article, Jean El-
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I ",", �. Seaforth ..... 10.53 5.53 i.'io' Barker; fall cabbage, J. A. M
, "4, urray, B. Tverman; green relish, W. H. Jam- coat.
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" , Clinton ...... 11.10 6.08 10.04 F. Barker; any other named cabbage, ieson, Mrs. A. Kirk; red sauce, N.
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", I e..., Holmesville . . 11.20 7.03 10.13 R. Campbell; table parsnips, R. Camp-
_ . Carter, Mrs. W. Free; best variety
I T I Goderich ..... 11.40 7.20 10.30 bell, J. A. Murray; table carrots, baking made from one batch of _.AL EXHIBIT
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, _�,,,_, � - dough, N. Carter, W. H. Jamieson; .-Cut Blooms -Aster, pink, W. D.
IM, ,11�1� Hugill; table carrots, l,ong, Mrs. W. collection of bottled fruits, canned, Hoag, C. Routledge; asters, white, E.
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......, "!, �,;,_ rots, any other variety, J. A. Murray, lies and vegetables, N. Carter, W. H. or purple, W. D. Hoag, G. T. T rn-
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., 6.50 1.15 ieson; Haigh's Special, home- bull; collection of asters, N.. Cardno,
�e _��,. Menset ............ 5.55 1.20 ker, J. A. Murray; turnip blood beets, made bread, Mrs. P. Cleary. W. D. Hoag; Dahlias, standard, J. A.
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�, ... .1 ., Auburn ........... 6.1 ', 1.41 atoes, red, F. Barker, Mrs. W- J- Charters.
- 4, `:, 14�.,,, Blyth ............. 6.25 1.52 Dickson; tomatoes, pink, F. Barker; best 3 spikes, C. Routledge; Snap-
I,�,: I.. . .. DOMESTIC NEEDLE CRAFT dragon, best display, F. Barker; Dah-
,1,1'.;_,'1V, Walton ........... 6.40 2 '07 colle�tton of tomatoes, 4 varieties, F. Fancy quilt, Jean Elcoat, Mrs. J. lias, collection, W. D. Hoag; Diant-hus
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, ��'1111, 1 6.2() sweet table corn, F. Barker, J. A.
" , Toronto ........... 10,25 work, cotton, J. Dayman, Mrs. W. J. ker- Gladioli, best 3 spikes, F. Barker;
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11.1, : P�M. cOl- Dr. Grieve; bed spread, Dr. -Grieve, R. Grieve; Petunias, double, F. Barker,
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71, ��: � . Toronto ........... 7.40 5.10 lection of com, J. A. Murray, W. T. Campbell; apron, unlaundered, most Stock, best 6 spikes, F. Barker; Zin-
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12.01 910 V. Terry -berry, J. A. Murray; onions house dress, most practical, Mrs. J. collection Annuals, F. Barker; collec-'
11;:." * from seed, K Barker, Dr. Grieve
.1. ]Myth ............. 12.12 9.22 . .; B. Tverman, Jean Elcoat; men's tion Perennials, Mrs. J. B. Tyerman;
I. Ii., Auburn ........... 12.23 .9 qQ onions from Dutch -sets, Mrs. W, J. ,1,,pi'
il 1 12.34 Dickson, G. T. Turnbull; peck red ' ng garment, machine 'made, Dr
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.44 . Grieve; ladies, slip, Mrs. J. B. Tyer- crman; table bouquet, F. Barker,
1, ,,, �:? � Meneset ........... 12.41 9.51 onions, F. Barker, Dr. Grieve; peck
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11 Goderich .......... iz-z 9,6S of onions, white or yellow, F. Barker, Mrs. Howrie, Dr. GrTeve; pair mitts, Pot Plants -Hanging basket --Jean
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, �,,�� e - �, pickling onions, Mrs. W. J. Dickson, 400r mat, hooked, Mrs. W. Nichol; nias, 3 blooms of 3 varieties, W. D.
".-O, JAMES WAMN G. T. Turnbull-, muskmelons, J. A
"Ir , " �:, Murray, Mrs. P. Cleary; watermel,
�� Agent for Singer Sewing I- LADIES' WORK Hoag; Gloxinias F. Barker; Pansies,
III;, 11 ons, W. T. Fotheringham, J. A. Mur- Lace, filet, cotton, Mrs. W. Camer- F. Barker, Earl' Gillespie; Marigold,
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1�;,: Machines, and General In- ray; citrons, W. Cameron, Sr., Dr. on, Jr., Mrs. Howrie; lace, knitted, Earl Gillespie, G. T. Turnbull.
- . . . Grteve; two vegetable marrow, Dr. cotton, Mrs. Howrie; tatting, display, Judge -A. F. Cluff.
"I surance. Grieve; table squash, 3 varieties, Dr. I Mrs. Howrie; drawn work, Italian,
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., F. Barker; pumpkins for pies, .1. A. Vegetables -Swede turnips, Earl
111; - , 1. Murray, Mrs. J. B. Tyerman; cu.cu-m_ i Howrie; embroidery, display, Mrs. J- Nott Jack Nicholson; garden carrots
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bers, W. Cameron, Sr., Dr. Grieve -, No.
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.... R. Campbell, G. -T-.1e " ullet�t, and
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- - Turnbull; white beans, C. H. Holland, - 2nd; parsnips, Ruth Hugil
;...., ��,,�:, � Missing Heirs are being sought W. Cameron, Sr.; sugar manvolds, J. B. Tyerman, Jean Elcoat.
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'Wn','I'., throughout the world. Many people Mrs. W. Cameron, Jr., Mrs. C. H. Hol- I Dining Room Furnishings-Lumb- onions, S. S. No. 1, Hullett and 2nd;
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'7 1 eon set, Mrs. Howrie, Dr. Grieve; tea best ripe tomatoes, Murray Walters,
,.",. mre to -day living in comparative pov- land; long red rnangolds, J. A. Mur- I
""', who are really rich, but do not ray; Intermediate ,man -olds, J. A. I cloth, Mrs. J. B. Tyerman, Dr. Grieve; jack Nicholson; citrons, Murray Wal -
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1:, . Send for Index Book, "Missing Heirs W. Cameron, Sr.; any other variety i Mrs. W. Cameron, Jr.; set of table Hullett; potatoes, No. 1, Hullett and
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.. 11 ,� _. and Next of Kin," containing care- turnips, V. Terryberry, W. T. Fother- 'ioyleys, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs. W. Cam- 9,d; collection of garden vegetables,
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..,, Ir fully authenticated lists of missing ingham; large�st squash, F. Barker; eron, Jr.; tray cloth, E. Harburn, Mrs. �o 1, Hullett. and 2-nd.
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11 1.111 heirs and unclaimed estates which largest pumpkin, .T. A. Murray; col- i *J. B. Tyerman; centre piece, ernbroid- ' Flowers -Nasturtiums, No. 1, Hul-
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"PU., have been advertised for, here and lection of garden products, F. Barker, I PrPd in cotton, E. Harburn, Mr5_ R. lett- bouquet of Asters, J. McLaugh-
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' , I , Irish, Welsh, German, French, Bel- � table napkins, initialed or monogram- bings, H. McLaughlin; cookies, three
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-, - � other newspapers, inserted by lawr. buffet set, E. Harburn, Mrs. J. B. I ieties, H. McLaughlin, No. 1, Hul-
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I � . , I , 1. m,s, executors, administratora. Also 70- Tyerman; table cloth and two nap-
�i, �� garet Crich; apple pie, Iva Noh, N'O.
,�. , 1". . : . contains list of English and Irish -N. kins, embroidered, most practical, 1, Hullett.
, � I.' Courfs of Chancery and unclaimed Ar Mr-. Howrie, Mrs. W. Cameron, Jr.
,4, 10, Art Work-Tbird Class, design for
,�.� 4 dividends list of Bank of England. . Bedroom Furnishings. -Day slips, calendar or folder, Christmas or Eas-
" ; Your name or your ancestor's may be �.
" ".,;.... Mrs. J. B. Tyerman, Mrs. W. Camer- ter cards, No. 1, Hullett, St. Joseph's
� , '_', In the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar) on, Jr.; pillow slips, embroidered, Convent; Fourth Class, farm scene,
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INIx",- Class, design for mat, No. 1, Hullett.
4��, � . 11 Dept. 296, embroidered, Jean Elcoat, Mrs.
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�.. I . If . and Pillow slips to match, Jean El- Writing on Foolseap--Ist Book, "My
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��, J. Connolly, Goderich - - Ptesident . Inju-nou
. ii�, �', 15 cents. Nichol,; bedroom slippers, Mrs. .
:,", - Jag. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-president How- lection of leaves, No. 1, Hullett, Au-
�� , D. P. MtGreqgot, Seaforth, See.-Treas. rie. fancy collars and cuffs, Jean El- drpy Carter;, six button holes in cot -
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�;�% �� _yon coat; ladies' scarf, fancy, Mrs. How- * ' '
hi ,-,',� ,.,��. . . AGENTS: "Nugget" rie. ton, Allidh Dale, No. 1, Hullett; hand
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,;,; ';�,,,,M m.,,_,,;, l tftr 2�molidvlllfs; J. W. 46 " Living Room Furnisbings.-Table Gibbings, No. 1, Hullett; beat dressed
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usual cerpmomps, a -ad iW'J'0,,h*JVe #a- died last August, in Pari
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mediate access to King,( eorg;e; !140y' Age of 101, M. Gou on's father was at isuch time as ey beco read
have an audience with6 . I py
iot�U6� solemlittl0ruln: 1701; married in 17r>2; and in as regards, weight and finish, rather I
formalities of an audience and are� 1100 4c0a.1A,._0_',-#*erof a boy who died, than wait,until later -born I.ambs; are ,
made to feel at ease. It frequently- in� th��, §4* - - , - . � � ,
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happens that the King lays aside im- � - . He married fortl�'" Sep* , -41 ik OW1811ment of his ho dings.
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.. es are convenient to became the'father',ar a's6co'nd boy' ". , .." � � , I 4.01 I .
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the King to receive such visitors. the late.M. Qourfr(oi at close Sliding helpl�essly doWn ,1 steep
It is an understood thing that a Bis- of his long life was able to say. 44my, � I -,
hop returning from some overseas brother die4 171 years I s OPQ ,oA the -Wh Mountains towar&
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diocese shall call on ' I ago.- , a 200 1 ,foot' drop A. Bar ' ' I I
, His Majesty., The . - - � . r I I , ry Ulan wq% A
king 41-kes to hear at first hand the ----I— - saved !by, tile ioluck afO promptitu& - ,
-difficulties and encouragements that - ; of a1riend. I- intending to. gAin 10*1w - I
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SGinfetimes'ths , ., I ground, -the victim began sliding down
have ,been met with. I PREPA,RE POTATO ' BINS F ' OR ., ,1 I
visitor out of consideration for his STOPUNG NEW -CROO . tbe� grassy�gradient, but -soon found .. I �
' � himself , going
Royal host, has, with apologies, begun I I towardo certain. death ' ,
to abbreviate his story, whereupon With the season for the li;fting - of and incitpa,ble of checking his feareer_ I
with a pointed question of interpola-' the main potato crop close at hand, He was wit1iin iO yard, .of . the cluir �,
tion, His Majesty has shown his Tsh growers who intend storing the bulk when his -neighbor rushed down the �
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to have as full a story as possible. of their product for' 0.�ateri Sale 'or SIOP0 after him. The resikuer stop-
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King George takes a -real interest for ,seed ihould, recog;nize the iim- Ped. himself-bY digjpng. 11 . is I heels iifktcb
in social and religious work in all portance of proAding clean, in fact, the;- ground ,in � , "' 'a " MR ol
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parts of his empire, by'whatever sterile bins, so that,the tubers may friend,,' who 1611' .,* his. face in a
church or Society it is undertake�. .be kept as far as Possible free of gorsb b1i6h'a, yard, from the cliff edge -
Thus a travelling commissioner at- disease. . . I - I Pear U1 worth, al000,. lost by a titled ,�
tached to the foreign or colonial office � Thorough cleaning of the,b,.ins, and . lady in the West Xnd. of London were I
of the Salvation Army may visit Buck- if p ... ibl" exposure of the same to swept up by a Sloane street s"ie,_
inghain Pal -ace on his return from sunlight, will help materially to re- ger. The finder shb*ed thein to his
some overseas mission. Ire, or she, is duce the danger �from infection, 'AS mates, who thought they - weie" beads,
shown into the Royal presence without many ,diseases of . 'the potato are and put them iii his .pocket, oayin)ff
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ceremony, and the King listens atten- carried bver'-from year to year in that they would do for his chfl&e#_ .
tively to the report of, work being. walls and 116ors. , - The next morning seeing in the news-.
done. For further security, however, it papers a report of the -loss of the, �/
King George,- has too, a ready ear is desirable that the bins be treated pearls, he took them to the advertiser..'. I
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for tales of travel, for he subscribes in the same manner as is recommend- She recognized them, and'paid the of- -1
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to the dictum of Bacon that travel is of potato ... d . Wed reward of A0. One pearly,. only .
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essential to education. Accordingly, Previous to planting. This entail�s the was mis . sing. The lucliy man. -is a I �
there are several distinguished mem- thorough spraying of the bins with a navial engineer who, unable to,�get a -
bers of the Royal Geographical So- solution of one pint commercial form- job, accepted casual work from thL.
ciety whose presence is expected at alin to 15 --gallons of water. This Chelsea Borough 'Council rather thaia
. go on the dole. . I %
t1te Palace whenever they come back spraying should be done several days . . .
from some new adventure. Some time before I the potato crop is ready f6r . .
ago a veteran who has spent the best storing. ' � .1 . - --- 10
years of his ,life in scientific work in I
Ants -; � 1,3 -No— I
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once after reaching home he missed GOOD MARKET LAMBS MUST BE
his littliduty, although he had happy
memories of -his brevious call. BRED RIGHT
"I saw from the papers that the
King was very busy with engage- Indications of the importance of
ments," he explained, "and I thought correct breeding of lamlbs with a
it would be unkind to trouble him." view to securing full price advantage
He had misjudged the King, for in marketing have not been lacking
within a fortnight of his settling at during the past Summer at the cen-
homehe received -a charming reminder tral stockyards, Toronto, and as re -
and the Royal command to Bucking- ceipts from day to day show increase
ham Palace. For nearly an hour His, with the advance of the season, evi-
Majesty sat and listened to the tale dence of the unpopularity of the over -
of ocean travel, and fascinating facts weight lambs becomes more marked.
about warm water at the Poles, on "As frequently pointed out by the
which.the explorer, Benjamin Leigh packers who handilie the bulk of the
Smith,'was e first to re ort market lamb crop, it is up to them
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The social aspects of the great work
to provide a limli carcass of form
of the Church, Army and of various
and quality in keeping with the de-
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East -end Missionsi are brought to the
notice of the King. There is an of-
ficial of a society which looks
mands of the consuming public as re-
presented in the requirements of the
retail butcher, and since both horri�
A Bargain
after the
spiritual needs of seamen, who is we, -
and export maIrkets demand a lamb
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coined by both their Majesties, and is
dressing not more than 35 to 40 lbs.,
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expected to keep them informed of the
it is UP to the first producer to pro-
FOR SALE. -Five acres� one xaft
work among sailors and the conditions
vide for market an animal that ,a
from Seaforth; modern house vda
of life ashore.
well finished at a weight of from -75
furnace, bath and toilet, sm&U.bm!. ,
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The Queen is genuinely interested
to 85 pounds.
good orchard. Taxes, $16. Bpen&I
in the movement to brighten village
Production of such a lamb, as re-
chance to start eMcken farm, bws6
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life, and to encourage women to pur-
gards weight and finish, 'necessitates
ete- Apply tD
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sue -some beautiful craft of home in-
breeding with that purpose in view.
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dustry. Two officials attached to the
Right weight is not sufficient, the
seaterth, OHL
Women's Institutees and kindred or-
lambs must be well finished. In fact,,
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ganizations are allways sure of ready
a lamb within the weights mentioned,
sty whenever they
that is not finished is worse than a
have some fresh progress to report.
heavy lamb. Nevertheliess, lambs be-
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Similarly the King is ever ready to
yond these weights are at a discount,
],,ear of developernents in the B oy
even if finished, because the consum-
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er does not want them.
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Effect of the anitt-buck-lamb policy, I
WONDERFULLY LARGE
which includes payment for bucks on
the basis of a cut of two cents per
pound for bucks as compared with
For Eczema
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ewes and wrethers, has been noticeable
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According to a London paper, recent
furnish
in the greatly reduced proportion of
bucks in the lamb receipts at the
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Aberhart's Drug
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years can no Parellel to the
record of the Scottish weaver in
central markets this season. As a
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who,
the .seventeenth century, was father
result an increased number of pro-
ducers have benefited financially, and
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to sixty-two children by'one wife and
left forty-six of them to mourn him.
it is only reasonable to expect that
SEAFORTH - - . CNTAM
In rec . ent years, however, we have
similar benefit would result to market
Chester, who increased the population
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of England by thirty-three-, and'of a
Mrs. Emma Rare, who confided to a
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neighlior that she had nursed twenty-
hildren.
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In bne day, not long a Lgo, three
L 00`MW 1ING MATCH
Parents called upon the registrar for
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Wlittliesey, Isle of Ely, to register
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the births -one, of his twenty-first
child; the
OF HURON COUNTY PLOWMANS, ASSOCIATION
second, of his nineteenth,
and the t1fird, of number seventeen-
will be held on the farm of ADAM SHOLDICE,'.1 MILE WEST OF WALTON
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the three families thus aggregating
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fifty-seven children.
Still
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1925
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extraordinary is the rapidity
with which some -nurseries have been
Competition Open to Residents of Huron County. $350.00 In Prizes.
replenished. From Antwerp, for ex-
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ample ' camQ the story, a year or so
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Programme will be as follows: Class I. -With high cut plows, in SO4
ago, of a Madame Carlier, who had
free-for-all. Class. 2 -General Purpose, woodetA handled plows, in sod, free -
actually given.birth to six sons in one
for -all; skimmers barred. Cla-ss 3. -,Men from 19 to 216 years, with gen"al
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year -,the first set of triplets in Jan-
purpose plows, in sed, with skimmers. Class 4. Boys, 1:6 and under 19 yeaw
uary -and tke second in the following
in sod; skimmers allowed. Class 5 -Boys, under 16 yea", in stubble, skim -
December. -_
mers allowed. Class 6 -Single Riding Plows in zod; free-for-all; skimmers
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I And in a divorce case in Chicago, in
allowed. Class 7 -Tractors, open to men owning Tractors in the County -
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1920, it came out in evidence that
SPECIAL PRIZES. -J. F. Daly, Seaforth, ofeers a social prize, a belt -
the Plaintiff, MV8. Josephine Orms-by,
guide valued at $10 for the beat crovm , in the Tractor Class. Tractor must
though she had been married only 7
be driven by farmer or farmer's sonin his di4trict. J. W. King, M.P., Blue-
years, had in that time been the
rn�tber
vale, offers $5 for best finish in the Watki class; Mr. King a1so makes a
Wigle,
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of one set of triplets, two
donation of $10 to the As6ociati6n� E. A. M,P.P., Goderich, offers $14
pairs of twins, three sing1e children,
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divided in $5, $8, and $2 in the boys' class under 16 years, for the best crown_
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and one set of quadrupl,ets-an av-
George S,potton, Wingliam, offers $5.00 for the best plow team ,on the field,
erAge of two children a year.
also makes a donation of $5 to the Association. Andrew Lamont, Grey Tp.,,.
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When Mrs. Ursula Lightfoot, of Ay-
offers $5 divided, $3 and $2 for the. best outfit driven by any boy under 2.1
ton, in YorkshiritI, died in her 94th
years. Lyle Gordon, Cranbrook, offers pair of shoes, valued at $4.25 to tht,
'The
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year, she left nine children, seventy-
youngest boy plowing. Association offera an outer casing, 80x9%, t6r
nine grandchildren, se venty-three
the best,crown in god, in the walking plow-,_. The Association ofters $5.00 for
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gmeat-grandebildre
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the oldest *an plowing.
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PRIZVS,-Thero- wi'll be 4 prizes in each ,class, viz:�$15.00, $12,0011,
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Georgia a Mrs. Shiver. spent J.1ey last
$1�o.00 -atd $8,00--eit-ber .,cash or its value. Tractor Class -Prizes, $20.0a.
Vears in visitin�o one after anotheT,
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$18-00, $10.-00 ,and $10.00. ,
the %ornes of her descendants, wto
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humbeted' 310 in four generations;
and Mrs. SatAh Ann roolf, of Utah,
"FINNIdANOS . PdRtUNt", presented by Votdwich Young People in Church
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w1hen she died, at tile age of hihitty.
Shed, Walton. Musical, selectiow between sets. Program -me starts at SA&
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L. 8. CARIDIVIR, - V. SPtI09. L. MeDONALD, A. ADAUK
23 great-gr4it-k,r4nachildrell.
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