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i&Vch.-, cb�araete#zod-, the meirting V_ I WR imports 38 per cent. Now steel im- and T&rs. 0 an e . . . . . " .1
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throitigh6ut, le'avia ik� roorn f6i doubt I , ports have gone up from- $1&4,000,0oo children, of Ri*eibiii t'; rs. J. T. Sir Wifflam Hearst, Conservative The programme proved a splendid .1,
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but that M2r. McMillan will be victor- 11 � � --- rua- to $140,000,000, or about 4% per cent. Walton and ' I THE SEAFORTH RACES . I,'
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iouA_av_er Andrew Hicks, former U I I . .1. - I ��, �., le general Imports bave gon � a4� ur children, The only reason the Rum element well. The choir, which , . -
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- chiidren, Mr. and" W15*'�,,.'James Grigg that although he did not give them a' Wednesday afternoon of this week, He gj%rt and John Doerr, of `��i`
dato, since *all.indications point to a 11'cMillan ha','Hved up to every Pair evidence of flood' nor of discrimina ne and three have for not deserting Ferguson is races held on the Driving Park on was assisted, by Messrs. G. Knechtel,
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strAight figirt. be had made. -and added that the Con- tion against a Maritime industry, in and four children a `_X�*_ and Mrs. they expected in the past, he had gone in spite of rather unfavorable wea- the Rostock church, rendered their
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inifimpected dissolittion of thd-�Federral , averment must strike one as peculiar. Mr. Louis Pero , � r. and Mrs. .pects them to give him a liquor sup- particular. Although the .weather 96%ingville, and Mr. G. Kalbfieisch, ,.,.,. .
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Parliament, for the purpose of ntary history. In %Parlia- Meighen was in power in 1921. Our Herbert Salg t an �,,. y, Mr. and port that he can depend on when get- was dull and threatening and a trifle of Rostock,, gave good addresses. - , ... �
ing a candidate for 'the then more' m. e . �
, total Importation.$ Of iralk alld.'steel Mrs. Georgc tgT_*,'_ baby and ting rid of the original O.T.A. If Ile cool, there was a very large attend- Rev, Gross acted as chair -'an. I.."
expected provincial, ellection. It. was that t1-1 , ,
He declared the legislation by the (including autos) .Zl., 1
�_ - year was Joseph Lemuel, of F W- -f ance, and the card well merited the Friends Fullar- : , �'.
King � �jMr. and Mrs. can still hold the Temperance Tories, . were present from I '. , %%
decided howei,er q� motion of -Reave, .Government was the most pro- $24r),625,,708. Sir .Honry Dra the ohn Walton and Plyson, Albert, and they can procure for him stray crowd, as no keener, better racing ton, Rostock, Hilvertan, Sebringville I
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'Monteith, Ushorne T-9wnsbip, p . . nip. taken with the Robb budget, 4ince party, broughf down the Budget that The day was ftoaiw, nt in visit- pects to be able to tell us definitely this summer. There was a large to its capacity and a good missionairy -, _1 " 1:
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later date and, meanWhile'e(incentr 'bay are duties an iron"and -steels 9 Onewould were several cousins - 41'� this reunion of his booser electors. When inter- every heat was a race, and the finishes Mrs. S. He u, of Sebringville, and q ",
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all "One Mei- uj6u W. M�Xilla'iu'a' - prateretionists. 14 bave im- ,,_., � J. rma I ., .1.,
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,� � ,� , ^ 01*&' - , , r- * toa# - ,,, -he-'&. .,-WdffiL�atibit.,Oujme�-Abtyx,oim, , -he *' , ' , * a *&iift- our dfilzohs met their death through . - , ,.atA-,XM ci-aftote'-mr- -d,,. I . �,�,
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irr.w.5struati(4-4, ,1; I Conseryatives. , at- 61tit thd dhrt lie firi orse, 6tool, in 'that Budget. There were gug pot -luck dinner- ,was 'berved, to using it, he declined to make any com- The officials for the day were:- Mrs. Lorne Pletzer a�d son, of To- , ", 'jil, , 1.
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Drayton's statement� as acting leader our agricultural industry. juice and, rum, but not on iron and The husbAnds of the Walton girls act- was in the hands of the Attorney Broderick, George Muldoon, Frank borne of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hgegy.- . t_: ! I
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Referring to C. W. , Bell, K., Q, steel. Mr. Meigben said nothing. No ed as waiters and with their white General. H Taylor; Timers, William Ament, Jas. On Sunday afternoon at three o'clock .. --
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sav'v no reason w1iy the estimates, pre- 147anit1ton. part of whose extravagant 'man has ever equalled that gentleman aprons and head bands with a red Deputy remarked in respect to the Dick William Martyr; Clerk . of the Yolkfellows Band of the Strat- .. . .. �` �
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Otes. Detroit, looked very stunning. unauthorized sources. Hon. Mr. I here. Those who have b4iard therri I
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mot be passed without further debate convention that Mr. Bell was a writer Mr. Meighen's argument in the Mari- Immediately following the dinner, Raney remarked as to the lack of en-! 2.15 Trot or Pace. here before will be pleased to heai , 1,
" of comedy pis", incl-firg' One. times is an app � , ��iI.. .
��_ He. characterized Mr. Meighen's ac "Three Women in a Bathtub," and all. eal f or votes -that's the business part of thp program was forcement and of punishment metrcd them again. Everybody vvelcome� ...�' .. . ,
tions, in advising Lord Byng of his taken up, opened by singing "Amer- out to violators of the laws, he re- The Girl (A. J. Francis, Mrs. C. Regele, Sr, returned home ;: ;. �� 11
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ability to carry on when he'could not author also of the ex%iggerated speech Drayton's Sad Story. tea." There were no weddings to re- plied. the severer sentences were giv- Owen Sound) ........... 3 5 6 Ion Friday after visiting at Rostock . ....
- do so and later his bolting of the ;n Parliam-nt in Pffirming that men But there is another item in that port during the past year and only en those dealing in what he called June Custer (W. Briggs, To- and vicinity for a couple of weeks- ;) . 1'�� I
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doors of Parliament a were starving in Hamilton last win- budget of 1921 which is well worth two births, a son to Mr. nd Mrs. Ira Moonshine. The Chairman of the ron to ) .................. 5 5 5 Misses Meldorf and Nickle, of Sea- , . ,, .
-14, dismissal of the members, as a clear ter and had gone out on the mou-n- reading. In referring to our trade Walton, of Rosebush, and a daughter Board of Licence Commissioners said: Sid Hall (Dr. Whitely, Gode- forth, are spending a week at the ." I
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in glaring disregard of the Canadian "The Conservatives would like to (See Hansard, page 3116, May 9th, trait. or. if they want to; but, these deaths ,Jack Abbe (Dr. Hyslop, Mil- i ,�.
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have the country believe that. we Lib- 1921). Those unable to ati. rid on account �hould warn them against patronizing 1 1 '.
P . als are a lot of thieves, thugs and "The unfortunate Part Of our in- of sickness and poor h,alth were Mr Ila] T'nko (L. t ., , . "
reference to the Conservative refusal -r - bootleggers." E. McEwen week ago with Mr. and Mrs, Andrew . � .
of a pair v'nth him at the time of his smugglerg." concluded Mr. Sanderson -ternational trade is that with, the and 'Mrs, W. J. Hor,w), of LAsing; If the business is a right one why Wes to n � ............. _ 4 2 2 Steinacker in Downie, also with Mrs, .I;,
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wife's death, Mr. McMillan did tkke amid laughter, "but it is larsrely a i ,-
occasion, however, to d4clare amidst whispering campaign and has ro year show that our exports to that Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Brinkley, Of to themselves and deprive the poor i Mitchell) ............... 6 3 4 , .-Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoegy and chfl- . . . . . �11
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disregarded any, pair he had ever Mr. McGillicuddy cited the const.i- domestic and $18.379,342 for foreign Lines and Mrs. Mary r;arry, Of Cot- Their methods are sillv John Fggert spent Sunday la, -t week ;
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Following Mr. McMillan, brief I rst keep the business from being outlaw- N . near Fthel. 1, 1,
speeches were made by Fred G. San- Carrinaigo. able balance between the two coun- cousins in this fanii . Marion Harvester, (W. H. -.11
derson, St. Marys, former member since 1903, Pd entirely. To try and deceive tho Dumart, Kitrh(rs,er) ..... 7 1 ,r) .5 : I ,,, 0 (0�_ 1,1111
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A "The dastardly, betrayal of the con- tries of $295,909,672. until the past year, %k!,,,n there were Prohibition Conservatives, they cal Oliver Pete (L. W. Guy, . : ,
. for South Perth, and again the Lib- titution," 'he said, "goes down to It . I . . the real balance of four deaths, as foll-4: Joseph T. 'themselves Tories. (We just say� S,,f,rt.h � ............. I . CONSTANCE .1111.1a ...
erid standard-bearer there, and Owen fundamentals and raises the cbal- trade against Canada is also increas- Walton, of Windsor, (17,L, Nov. 19th, Rummies , for short. . .111"
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late Daniel McGillicuddy, editor of ed as Canadians or as colonialls.11 in New York, for %e trade figures do Minneapolis, Minn., N v. 19th, 1926; SeRforth. I Bert Da,Ois, (Fd. FRvrn. M,it- Waite, of Gr>derich.-Mr, Charles Mc- 1, "I ,,,
the Godmich Signal far many yeaTa, To him, -he remarked, the end did not include the resultant increased James T. Walton, of ( :ire, Dec. 10th, __ -W ,I I
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and himself author Xof a biography of not Justify the "Meighens" in seek- cost to the Canadian purchaser." 1926, and Mrs. Marv:iret Caldwell I.".
op ing port in the storm, which in this He goes on to say- "That unfa Nikrent, March 20th. 1�426, . MITSIC EXAMS lPrincPss Androy 1R. Scott, 1,Mr. Hopper, of ,S�aforth.-Tbe Rev. .
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. Making Of it Premier," and other case was Byng inlet. (Laughter.) arable as is our trade position wit:n When it came to - -ion of officers nP Music pupils of St. Joseph*-iWntgon Bnrnn (George .Nfc- ( Sawyer were calling on old friends �:111' .
works. � 9 In closing, Mr. McGillicuddy expres-* the United States, it is likely to be- a "notion -was made .-,� I carried that Convent. made a splendid .showing at 1 Noll. Blyth) ............ 6 7 6 d! iaRt week end. Mr. Sawyer is now � ..!,ii "
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lity of the theft of people's fority thaFTbe story of it would ring from the United States we must sell follows: President, N1 irgaret Dun- der, of the Toronto Conservatory ,-f� I i me. - I 6 li, 2.1 9 V�, 2. 1 6 1/4, 2. 1 6 1,41. end a', the home (if Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
rights. from Coast W coast as �xpressing the more." Well, what happened?, Be- bar, Marion, vice -1- ident, Minnie Music. ()f twenty-fivs candi,iatP4 I ii
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election and the return of thi� natural riding's disapp�ovvl of the Cortserva- fore another budget was delivered the Johnston, Detroit, - - .-tary, Harriet who tried, all were succeqsftil. 2.30 Trot or Pace. .11 .
. Hon. Gentleman was. in -: ... asurer, Cath- � is visiting at the borne of Mr. and I I -
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- . representative a pair in the tbrie of 9nd the Liberals were in power. -You erine Hudson, Rosehi,-', Honors. ,11imonR Grattan (Dr. '�Vhite- I Mrs. RenjRmin Snell -M. 1.
wi unfounded stovi4m connected ii. .
w, . the customs . committee report his great family bereavement. will recall that- according to Mr. There were severn; , -eresting talks Intermediat,v Violin --Jack Canip-1 lY . Godprich) ........... I 1 1 iLawson, of Oshawa, and Mrs. Fred .1
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to bring about the dowmfall of the Lt,-C,r)l. Dr. W. J. Sba , Clinton, Meighen the Liberals are . , CApt. CTrnttnn, (W. Cudmore, : Lawson. of Toronto, "I
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Ing than cut in two. Last year on ., ,! - �d. Mrs. Liz- E,lement.ary Violin -Driscillq Camp-; .pen the borne � -
suit of the report of an offieer,whom. aided .Jointly duri the meetinse. x ad- will long be rememl I Clinton, q . .
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high Protection, 'whiah, ,66 Liberal John Govenlock, ex-M.P.P., SeRfarth verse balance of trade with the United zle Markle, of Detrrw. gavO, a very belt. son -Mrs. Mal- .. .. � .
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Party- 'has congiftantly- fought for. treasurer, and J. 'A. McEwen, Startle � States was down to .5135MO,000 -and interesting talk on th, oxpeTiences of Introductriry Vinlin-Dorrithy Gol.1- � ...'
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. -omobiles, impro*#&-. I 4 t' t ly $30,000,000 in 1921. - - A motion was mAd, 'T Mrs. Henry beiner. .at the home of Mrs. Clifton on July I 11
ed use of aut .high Pith ' 'Using cheers f6r king George, I .�
'. -9s an �16:1 Quacks Tasks Walton, of London, Ont., and orried ,,-rid, visiting the latter's relatives. . �, ,,, �'. 11
wo d gr�aterofficiertcy in all,I)IA1 ti. W.- Ir. Mackenzie Xing and Elementary Piano--Fleanor Fvnnq, 21st, with a good attendance, the . I ,
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