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1". .. Here is a case of harbor piracy: I " 4'.. .", . , - . wed, into it'and the head sciew- �. I , .
..N, , : PETE"OR0, ONTARIO a London writer. Any group of more Twelve men in a fast motor launch . ypul, 0 t lowest rum boats are armored with steeill.and " `-#`1 �.�
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M tv., �: MR. E. H. CLOSE than three individuals that dared to tied upon one night to the stern of I in , �,., ': . have portholes of bullet-proof glass. ' ;
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�, a" to -day living in comparative pov- ership of FYancis Place gave ex- bound with hard ox. , Dr. Leonhardt". Hem-Roid is guar- the first duty of the'trip-loc - I i: � , 11141. 0,1 _ _'174;
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�1�11 britachof industry kno Hem-Roid is a harmless tub- sweeps the horizon with his glasses. weeks. At all Grocers, 0,09-
T., fully authenticated lists of missing cratic Commons had to sweep the of the ship's strong box. He was . W. let that removes blood congestion in Suddeniky the historic c7all. "there she
� ...,li" � . heirs and unclaimed estates which statutes from the books, labor was manhandled so that he had to spend ThWve proved it, as YOU the lower. bowel -the cause of piles. blows" comes from his station and gists and General Storis-
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"Ll, 1� have been advertised for, here and granted the right to bargain, and the next few days in a hospitak The CAIL , I I- It brings joyful relief quickly and instantly the ship becomes a beehive pac I
I I ,";:. abroad. The Index of Missing Heirs trades unionism as it exists to -day, custom officer on duty on the dock safely or costs nothing. C. Aberhart of activity. �
I � we offer for sale contains thousands was founded. The medieval guild was seized as well as the assistant and druggists everywhere sell it with The course of the ship is directed — I
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I k: American, Canadian, English, Scotch, organized labor. But the analogy and returned to the ship while the . -been sighted. The captain or the first FEMALE AGENTS WANTED I
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�,'. � l ; glan, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and guild was largely composed of mas- The twelve bandits cut through the PRESERVING AND STORING Ins. 0 rl mmeftti*
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i i.. bril, executors, admini trators. Alma ments on thriving busine-sses and to with ayl acetylene- torch, which they . � killer maneuvering for an advantage- DePL .
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I 11 dividends list of Bank of England. rich had little iAterest in (the real .
.11.1'� Your name or your ancestor's may be -age earner's welfare. Indeed, tb ale valued at $12,000. There was one � . eggs to put by a supply of eggs for the whale suddenly appears to blow A BARGAIN -
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� . .. In the Hat Send $1.00 (one dollar) wage earner as a cla-" did not loom refined gold and silver dust, the rein- culinary purposes for use during the rises to the surface the harpoon gun FOR SALE,F1ire acm, all0tAft,
11 - at once for book- up until the beginning of the eigh- In add! -66n to the passenger ships season of high prices. .
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I 'A .11 teenth century when factories came $150,000. When the pirates had emp- and fre][O�ers in the harbor, the po- For this purpose there a e a num ed into the -gigantic animal, hurl- furnace, bath and tofle'4 sft&Wbqk!M-
11.1 1hternational Clabn AgencY into existence and began more shaxp- tied the strong box, they/ escaped in lice have'to guard thousands of ber of preservatives that rare eatis- dragging good orchard. Tjms,.$15 Sp;m,
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Iwo Dept. 296, capitalist. the motor daunch. barges,. hundreds of tugboats and an factory, but the two outstanding ones of a few moments while the whale ebance to start chicken farg, %801�
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1. ,� � , 1. � masons and tilers of houses received in the days when pirates strung their Plra Hem is where the compressed air
. ,.". only 3 pence which would be about victim's to the yardarm or bade them ready to go into action against the preservative and experiments earried hose comes into play. A hole is JAMES WATSON
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��Y' BRAD OFFICF,-SEAFORTIL ONT. ters, Plumbers, glaziers, etc., were from a pifte of rope to ten tons of man oi% a Jersey pier saw two men to watergilass. For a number of into the leathery hide until the whale GENERAL INSURANCE AGOM
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�. advanced to 6 pence a day. in coal. He usually works from a motor climbing aboard a railroad barge, years the Experimental Farm at Cap resembles a small balloon. When representing, only the best Cal*.
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I ,&;: week, though wool weavers had to ped with Liberty engines and some of the men as he drew his revolver. The eggs are shipped to the Centra be handled. Otherwise it would sink All kinds of insurance effected
''. Jae. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-president be content .ivith 3 or 4 shillings for the harbor pirates also engage in rum reply wAs a bullet that passed through each season for examination and it is
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I � �'. Before the American revolution ed piracy for rum running or to the pirates as they dropped to the water are best pumping up the whale has been the *OSHA -TORNA-DOAND PLATIR
1, . ,-... Alex Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; Adam Smith, In his "Wealth of "high -jack- the rum runners, but deck of 1-4e n -rotor launch and sped When eggs are to -be held in a com- .
1�� , subject of ni�ch amusement to those , GLASS RISKS.
, W. E. Elinehley, Seaforth; John Mur- Nations," stated that America with theiT places have been filled by other away from the dock. The crews of a merelal way, cold storage is an es- who have seen it done. -One imagin- . -Abo.-
i I ..i. . tray. Egniondville; J. W. Yeo, Gods- high wages and heap food was an criminals. police boat and a coast -guard vessel sential- The guaranizing process is
,�U 4 ideal place ative newspaper cartoonist pictured REAL ZSTATZ mid LOAN AGIM
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�, - R _ roin a coal plr� - down the river. animal in Mortgage Cm 006ft;ot Loisdoli�
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� MeEwen, I ters and masons. usual but the coast-gutird chaser gained obtained warrant its -recommendation to the ,passing dirig-, - Psompt AM400m, val a- *1* P
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-V. Harlock; George McCartney, No. & the governor, make6 a similar re- and act as watchman. Five river . where the work of extracting the hun. OFFIft tooft, SL .
" . g k off the machine-gun crew with a guarardzing will be sent on applies- dreas of gallons of oil and the valu- RESMENcz pao-.0. so.
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R. 11 , . . ., Seaforth; Murray Gibson. Brueefteld- Upper Canad,&, carrying rifles and revolveTs and with rifle. The pirate craft shot into the tion to -the Poultry Division, Central able wiialebone is carried on. no I
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. , . of the average toiler in England. plowed along at three or four imiles - There is ample excitement to satia- .1
�. I 1p�.� � LONDON AND WINGRA Days Of 12, 15 and even 18 hours an hour. In mid -stream, the pirates tinuing. The chase was ended when The spectacular, Wrilling and high fy anyone in hunting and captiLiing. . .�
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i, 1. a -M PM sold at about $1.70 a bushel hn Eng- cut out the motor and allowed the denly broke down. almost a lost art during recent years, all does not go smoothly, there is -1 - .. ��� ....... :::::: .11 . . . . . . . ��
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. "'. 10.16 6-04 land farm lab-orvrs earned an aver- boat to drift down on the barge. A much more of it. For example, a mis- &C
. ".. . Hensall ........... 10.30 6-18 age of 7 shillings and 7 Pence a Week Moment later three shadowy figures gangs. of river pirates that ever permanency with the discovery that calculation may be made 9jnd thel 290111aps. Call ft vidift .
,, , Kippen ........... 10.35 6.23 and boarded themselves. T,he wages plunged through the darkness against fought for loot in the harbor was the waters of the Pacifi� off Mexico, I MW " $40 780 lbollill
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.. �.� Clinton Jet ....... 10.58 6.46 tionately better. Even in the United before he could cry for help. i, ,, angry whale to be reckoned with. I 3L IL Nwasaft
1, f-,' Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6.52 States conditions were far from sat-' Wbfl� he was stretched bound in men in the federal -court, it was almost boundless field to whaling ex- Or, perhaps, ipbe ship many be man- " vietaft - I
,.q.. Clinton, LV . ...... 11.15 6.52 isfactor�-ioo ye, charged that they had stolen goods peditions. . IN4 IT 10 '
.._-'-�'.., ,a�rs ago, contradictory his cabin, the pirates shoveldd ten . leftTered a little too close and the
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� .1, I' � Londeaborough .... 1115 742 vious statements. Laves almost as In the morning they sold it to ped- and rai]Toad cars in riverfromt yards, that during the season just ended, a side. Or the explosive bead may not Adent. Elenry Lawrefte. M""
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. . . . . , .1 Belgrave ......... 11.66 7.83 labor unions, though the pi:inters or- Forty-eight men charged with being erating off the. upper Mexican coast . . A
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I... ,'.""� Wingharn ......... 1-2-12 7.65 Penters of New York In 1806. their pien. The pirates wiJl take twelve of them pleaded guilty. Two whaling viewpoint, obtained 2,98
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11 Wingham ......... 6-56 8.15 official recognition of labor's rights. the specific charge being the theft of of eighty tons each, it is easy to re-
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i� ," Wingliam Jet . ..... 7.01 8.21 1827 and
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1 . I Belgrave .......... 7.15 8.82 1837 that the American unions, agi- . es to the docks. Barges car in May, 1920. The United States rived from a prolific field of this sort,
,�, ... - " Blyth ............. 7.27 SA4 tating for better hours, free seb-ools, have drifted into the harbor to be attorney told the jury in the case thnt Whaling, as carried on by the Nor-
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� , 6�, I I- I Clinton Jet . ....... 7.49 4.06 lien on work for wages, taking their ropes. The ro fleet of three barges and four launch- sheer thrills and excitement. From
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" a on the statutes which held labor lars. their employ on every railroad en- whaling grounds until they retilyn,
, _,�,, . , Brucefield ......... 9.15 4-- tering the city. On the river, the Perhaps months later, there is never
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1,11 I " ",.,�, - Hensall ........... 8.82 4.60 by law. Or to arm their vessels and employ spe-
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