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1-11 . � " Clan, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and many of the roughages, are carbona- 1-gi-ids and other acts of importance, tically grow ev,erywhere. give more attention to Long Island to seek a career as a radio announcer. you see lone."
I'll, .,:1.1' other newspapers, inserted by lawy- ceous teedswhich,in themselves, even he directed the plans drawn, and These are oniy some of the crimes than to thosIi�- committed
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", � contains list of English and Irish and, consequently of the first agricultural college in Farms, Each year will see greater The latest tragedy was particularly his services during the imprisonment other day I saw one; she gave me a
.. Courts of Chancery and unclaimed there is always a big demand for pro- Canada in 1870, -and also the School improvements, and the farmers sad and unjustifiable, for it seems f Floyd Callins in Sand Cave, for Round note for a shillifil fare aW
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. ��, - ' Iddlings, ollealro meal; cottonseed lessons in voice culture from a teach- walked away. 'Ere, mum,' I says,
"� Your name or your stneestor"s may be 'n Although the college building bad ad- in the pioneer days, and will realize more serious offence, than having fe- er in New York, and has filed an ap- 'what about yer change?' 'Don% be
A t. meal gluten meal and other similar vanced a few feet -�rben the Liberals the difficulties with which they were ceived a letter.
I.- In the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar) feed�. These feeds are always more It is fxue that the plication with W7EAF for A position a, a blinkin' old fool,' says she; ,keep it
W .. once for book- came into power the site was chang- obliged to ewitend. The Minister letter breathed devotion, but the cor- announcer for the Broadcasting Com- an' get drunk enough to kiss your
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, d to Guelph, a Liberal stronghold. and director received recognition of oner's jury decided that it breathed PanY of Amer _a. When broadcast- mother-in-law.' Now," be ended
� �'.' International Claim Agency " Vcs The Ontario Agricultural College their work froin their Sovereign, who nothing more powerful. It was
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", The farmer understands the situation was opened in Guelph in 1874. The conferred the Order of Knighthood letter w1ritten by a lonely man in
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,.,-,-, turns to leguminous Commissioner-, of Agriculture who of St. Michoe� and St. George upon Mexico to a lady whom he had met for the printed program furnished in —_ - I
,,� Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A. crops, particularly the clovers, to cut succeeded th,Y Hon. John Carling the Ron. John Carling, especially for for a short time some months earlier. theatres and- concert rooms as an '
�*N!. o lls arid, at the same were: The Ron. Archibald McKellar, his work as Minister of Agriculture, They bead sailed North from Pan- essential part of the performance. It
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, .11 " — I his home-grown grains and his corn Hon. added to his many services to his Ama together, and had been good was not so obvious that a spoken an-
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. '�,' T,HE McKILLOP MUTUAL knows that protein -rich concentrates merit. The Hon, Charles Drury was conferred upon the first director of which
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,"",, FIRE INSURANCE: CO'Y. creased suPPly of bome-produced of the Province. Willimn Saunder�. together, and then shot her dead. He son, for the unfortunate individual
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"''.1 2 in mineral matter so necessary to � Hon. John Carling had an opportun- FIRELESS COOKER REMOVES were the figures in this doub,le tra- quite unable to make himself heard.
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1, � . 3 OFFICERS: health In herds and flocks, and the out schem-e of assisting the farmers MANY CULINARY TROUIBLES letter was Roscoe P. Conkiling, of competence -made not a little trouble, � .
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, ,'' , � , - J. Connolly, Goderich - - President best ot them Is alfalfa. It Is the in every Province of Canada, by es- American Smel-Cing and Refining but it also brought out into strong e- - �
� r Jas. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-president most palatable of aIL' tablishing experimental farms, farms The time has passed when it is nec- Company, at present in Mexico. He Aef the qualifications of the e w o
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:::11111 I ,W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth; John M;;' sheep and lambs, beef cows, growing and trees for each province, and in food for family consumption. , eir b
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� ,", way, Egniondville; J. W. Yeo, Gods- fact, give the best Professional advice With the aW of fireless cooker and should say incident, since a jury re- much easier by radio than in a public .
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,f.,4��. tIVely is . Of course. the hay should in which tone is required, yet even on the con- (54193) 1653
,,, N willban R, No. 2, Senforth; discouraged from lack of knowledge. ing, one may prepare the summer Jacques Lebaudy figured as corpse., versational level clear, easy, and Enrobnent Xo� 74B Form 2
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,?','!� John Benn 'eu; �YMJJ,W method, and generally speaking the Experimental farms of this nature en- meals in comfort, and may secure He was a character of itternational pleasant speech is a much rarer � I
, , I"",t� Evans, Beechwood- M MeEiren. Clin- tirely I am toqd, had not been estab- many extra hours for rest and recre- renown. His father had been the SO thing t1tan might be expected con- S. Gkiih,i.im 4. TWren;mIth.
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,0; ton; James Connolly, Goderich; Alex the -first IL falfa hay is just un-
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1, 'jt,�. . Z Th re s foal "d "Pwing of them before Febrwm4r
....."11", Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert perrfs protein, but shovw &bout three es The choice of a general director of best friend in summer. Cooking must about with. One of Jaaques' early to talk. e ba bee ontrO- Ist. will be held responaible for
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I ��p Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Bruaeglel& some feeders tbruet that it Is a rich sideration. Dr. William Saunders, a During this season the fire$ess cooker's "Emperor of the Sahara," with a of women as announcers. The gen-
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I good alfalfa ViLy con(alus more capable man, received the appoint- A fireless cooker will, do away with only throughout Euirope and Am- and heavier voices carry better as a
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1�, - Hensall ........... lo.go a few roots m,&L,ke an %dqaI roughage were five farms in the beginning I enervating heat, but will also relieve he swooped down, and took four of qualified, for th y usually s (Imporl-1)
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i�,A. ration for all classes of c4ttle, and am told; there am twenty-five at �he the atmosphere of the accumulation the Emperor's subjects captive. There fluently and ar! n so�li
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r�l "I, Clinton Jet . ....... down. or cut out, their corn aereag6 Farm near Ottawa, was chosen, the It is economical of fuel, and fuel ing them, and eventually Jacques con- poised Will stand for marm far the sewon of 2926
�; 'S, 10.58 6.46 wherv�lofaMa does well. Por dairy e, seems = _41Alified
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for distinct utterance, as�is shown by Xo,,d.y._WjN M.ve his oNra stable at jobb
�g,,4� Xltntoi4 Ar . ....... 11.05 6.52 and beef mrtle, from one- fenceg� made, the buildings begun, means comfort as well as economy. doned his faithful subjects, and sailed the patter songs, inclucV.ng "Figaro," Cairns, Lot 21. 0onowslan 6, Hibbert. and
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X, I Londesborough .... ILS6 of interest away with the necessity of watching terward by a French warship. bert� for noun; then CD Amgm McKiumnIft
" 74 feeds fed, proves very valvabi In type of voice. L -t 10, Concewfort 11, TuckeniniRk for niatit,
,,��', �'� , bly-th .............. 11AA 721 mixed rations. For sheep, elthere One of the most interesting the food, and the fear that it will In 1912 (be turned up in the 'United A smooth -tongue does not always Tuesday. -To Luther "d'a, Lot 27, Cov4
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..!.','E*,. Vruwham Jet, Ar... 12-08 7.45 two to four pounds per day w1+1 be arboretum, sixty acres of land were sible to give many foods the long He was eccentric then and as the and 'at many stations the titles Of f.r night Wednw"y.-Po Fred DelWdW4
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� 0, ,,, hakf Pound Per hunAred pounds Hve shrubs, wild flowers and hedges having to stop and watch the pro- eccentric. to J. E. MoubwWo, ZAA 9. South TU33a:66
t,m"'. .515, : He used to terrifk and foreign composers and performers Read, for night. Thunday-To John Glenu*4
,:�,�,- I South. weight: preferably mixed wiih o6er from every part of the world, and cess. astonish the neighborhood of Long are apt still to make trouble, although Lut 27, Northeast Boundm, Usborne, for
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t .,�,,�, 8.15 used as part of the winter ration. were suitable. Each Province had to be cooked, particularly meats, re- back, clad in the most gorgeous rai- are coming to be required, and ignor- .a.t .f Cwmsrt�,, f.r night. Fridar-ir'o h6i
lf'Q�!. 7.01 21 AM stable for noon. wbm* he will rewaft
,,_ - 8 its own peculiarities of climate, and quire litt�e or no preparation. The ment and not much caring what got ance is not so often shown as form- Ouwntnii the f6llowlmg Manday Morning.
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* ,� S.44 As a sol.lage crop nothing exceu the in which the food is cookZ�d, are ea - sio ally h would ak up e f - announcers is available. If it could FRED CO . LQUROUX, Preprieftr.
I ` : 3317th ............. 7.27 The Northwest presented 8 Ti e bire th ur John mAlauey. 112"aser.
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�', -�,��"; Clinton JG4 . ........ &03 4.20 - turned to their own countries, Shrink less than when it has been institution. One night he broke into less could it be imagined in advance
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, �nt'% Brucefield ......... 8.15 4. . It now became one of the princiDal er the Long Island home where his wife that the announcing of radio pro- WE] traved -the following route this ,
t A:i,�, 32 cooked in an ordinary oven. Cheap
�:1 , ',�,41'., Rippen ........... most palatable form. The crop will interests of the Farms to test an- cuU; of meat may be used, as the was living, and Mme. Lebaudy meet, grants would become a profession- Monday. -will leave his own Mabi
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, ,.�,�-. 8.47 5.05 Mature cattle may be fed up to fifty obher grains which would ripen early. oppetizing. h d she feared for her bad won prizes 2% miles and moith to JoseDb
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i�" �,T' - X"L or fattening skeep -can get no better Of Dr. Charles Saunders (a son of partment size wW depend upon the ordinary outcoml when Mme. Le- innumerable and widely scattered noon: Ihe7, noru I YA ,ilea and
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1� " I 1; . -1,'�e, " Hohnes*ille ....... 6.17 2M from the Youngest Pigs to older quis wheat. Ill health had ob,lig,d which the fireless will be used for Sudireau, the family detective, while announcer may get Wag illU .
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ij., �7,� Clinton ............ 0.25 2.62 bre0idbig stock- him to loave John Hopkins U cooking the meals. Choose only the her daughter became the bride of in the case of "Roxy and his gang " field'a, for Wght- rAdM7. 5
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, where he had won a profe type that is lined with aluminum. Roger, the detective?s son. There and others have equall'y warm aa_ then soutbwest to Staffa at eta,
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� �,i�",�,4,Z�, � St Colunibm ....... 6.49 9.20 Ing horse because It has a tendency chemistry. He later was appointed best cooker is made with a seamless were teports at the time that the mireTs. where he wM remain untm the tallowing mon-
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.'�,,%.� I— ,p.m Itself a narrow irsUon, being very high first director, and his brother D, cellent service and has the advantage the transfer of the Lebaudy fortune UP a following, and on the vocal side, Praprieur and Manager. I , -
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, - ,_�'' Godarkh ...,, 11A0 plemeat to. the grain ratlot for hogs, . length 'discovered by Dr. bood of $22.00. . I 0, , WA AtAud tov tha litivrio',,-Ment 6f AO&
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1,16 U .- " &_� , who was acting as caretaker to Mrs. audience is at leisure and lixt-pared 'I"- ""On, 09 't4llOws' I
.... 11�. dt�� ,� ery mater- SAunders, who began a, systematic Without a 46hK some kinds of Hem7hing'a hon*. H�mmfng was . -AMidsky.-Will leavo bb own stabI Lot ,
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I". ,,I 1, , C. P. I L %T" T"Lla ially. ]if fed green to horses. testing by chewing the ditTeretit COM_ was the vague ImpeTsonaUty of broadeasting gemfdrth to J10e Carlin'a, for noon; io
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