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� I JOHN J. HUGGARID d This compila- ation. This � COM- en decl ed. �Yet to.d4y, because where TvbAu NVZA ... 11 4 � :,,� �v �,, "
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I s with Maria Foote, he offered to Col- ,,O: of the moist p m- in -to a position just below - �Jo According to i ony, � , 6 400r. - I I
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��'q ,�A,�k�, , or $300.00 per onel Berkeley "for a consideration, i S k*n' silver pr till 11 broadcasting im- in tme case, Was oldman 11 :,, ii- 1. " I
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ill�, �,", ..,!:, , I for the to say that $soo�oo will not go far to horsewhip him. The book duly &P- in .t% rnla - of her legs. It was asserted she wi- , - " , . ,.:, . .4
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'. 1- ,on Bank. t it should pay the taxes. paint guitar, with its plaintive, appealing suite .
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�� " " the fbvver and since the, reduction, later on was given a peerage became -th th left 11and The defendants stated they ad- - , OWN- IN � AL RU
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11 ', S , !� �'. BEST & BEST went out without hired bullies in case nee ore on the dumps the right, It was responsible for the cause of its serious nature, but Miso C4*aiy ,wkiloss men� as a sequel
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��111 1, t� . Barristers Solicitors, Berkeley should attempt to carry his . . .
... �, I �, I ready to great vogue of Hawallan' music in Goldma-h was said to have insisted. to ,the visit of the Rvii� .TQ1114 chl&-
11 �� I'll �.11�. I cers and Notaries Public, Etc. Office ing the affairs of the farm. threat into execution! When the at present,
, e eight or ten Dunlop testified MAss Goldman holm, im4a,gration. ch I i a -the
111. g,�".,. opposite The But what is 13 pigs per farm? House of Lords decided that Col. start milling ore at America som years ago, Dr. Moik rea ha ap ain , -
(,� � . � , Edge Building, Surely that is only one good litter per Berkeley's younger brother was the b9 to in V 6 Q;gan1Ze4 a
I ',�� in the t it has required the aid of 'the was so wrought up over her condi- port of t 1. v
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.1 I � once. This offers, to the microphone to revive its ,she threatened to end her committee ak arrangeiiients 'for
. ,�,, mall ones or if we new Earl, the latter, chivalrously own life unless the Operation was the settlement
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- , "', South East Corner ith $50 or more Another largo group of tools which - of Highlan4ers iii.Alberta dur-
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, . 'I VETERINARY of the Globe, only half a litter. Some clined to assume the title. This, ult of tbe�'operatjon, Miss ing.the coming Year. The success of
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� 1.1im., I farmers tell us they keep four and renunciation, however, struck GTant- to invest, a speculation that they can originate
" � � JOHN GRIEVE, V.S. - SI-- sprun from the tin whistle and the Wdman charged, poisoning set in, the Hebridean colony near Red Deer,
I 11 . . Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin- five brood sows. Then a large nuir ley Berkeley, second in succession to of unusual profit pos i 9 as thelzec�essitatiiTg -the axnputaUon of. one inspired this efforIL '
� I- I ary Co4lege. All diseases of domestic ber do not keep any. Evidently they the titleo as qua-ixotic, for amongst bilities. ocarina, commonly known e of her legs eight inches below the .
lk-�, the couplet above the colonel's many enemies was th' A&sweet potato," an instrument mad . MIN
.., '11. animals treated. Calls promptly at- do not believe in is .
. . I tended to and charges moderate. Vet- rendered with full recognition of the For further information of clay and enameled black, shaped knee- , -
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W. Office original author, whoever he was. much like the vegetable from which HE WASTED HIS PENNY -
... ,� erinary Dentistry a specialty. Now the Hon- GrantI,ey Berkeley add,ress Box 157, Sea- it takes its name. The members of fendants with negligence, but the
,. ". and residence on Goderich Street, one 2 wrote a story entitled "Berkeley as- defendants replied that they per- The headma4ter of the famous
., 1 door east of Dr. Mackay's Office, Sea- . . �J-- � Castle,,, a copy of which was sent forth. this family of instruments also formed_ the operation with skill. -and English sch,or,
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.1.1 forth. 0 0 �4 �3 rarige shapes and are known the best medical Pr&c- A. Allin,gthn, Is well known as a
11'. = = t r- 4 '(P to Fraser's Magazine for review. . according to
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, "". 5 1 il William Maginin tore the book to .
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, .1, : ------------- - .S. r- u � notice which even now ., tbern produce unusual and not dis witty after-dinner speaker.
- A. R. CAMPBELL, V " -� I V , a � p -v pieces in a --r— pleasing sounds. -0 One of his stories relates how,
.�t' Graduate of Ontario Veterinary :J 0 6 -Z , W a, = r- reads as a model of unscrupulous )artly responsible �% when walking in a London thorough-
, 5itv of Toronto. All = E- a� u- r-. �V. P- ch us Radio has been I
�:, � College, Univen . c animals treated a nd vituperative criticism. The Sri- whiskers never grow less. And fe- for great increases in the popularity TURN'IPS ARE COSTLY AS FEED fare one very owet, cold day, he saw -
11 I . . diseases of domesti 19123 68,899 25.2 6.2 12.1 furiated author called at Fraser'a - on a newspaper pIficard: "Readmas-
. by t h e n) o s t modern principles - ale Mahometans accept the dis of the harmonica, another instrument I
1 19 2) 4 87,881 27.8 4.1 11.4 office and horsewhipped the ub- in FOR MILKERS ter Beaten."
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11 , Charges reasonable. Day or night 1925 75,502 30.4 4.5 5-5 lisher until he fell unconscious. tinguishing feature at its face value which has become the father of a
�, calls promptly attended to. Office on 4.3 —it is the will of Allah. I thought large and varied family. Turnips have been found at Nap- His curiosity was aroused, and
?. Main Street, Hensall, opposite Town 1926 67,914 28.4 5.3 Maginn wrote at once to Grantley a- I
A I Ontario— vowing the authorship of the review much, but all I said was, "a distin- 0 .an, N. S., Dominion, Experimental cross ng the street .he unbuttoned his 11
-, Hall. Phone 116.. a guishing-inark." overcoat� fished out the necessary eoin I
I ., — 1926 . 24.9 6.2 6.1 and by return was challenged to "Oh, there has to be a mark " old IN Station to increase the yield of milk, and hastily scanned the paper to try
.: From the above it will he n,ti,,d duel. The encounter came off, but ' LEFT -OVER CUSTARD USED but they haxe also been i
. . . MEDICAL while many shots were exchanged man Fosdick said, "the good ,Lord . crease the cost. During the Winter to discover which particular member
I that Huron County produced 7,500 sees to that." CAKES of his profession had been in the
..��' neither of the combatants was injur- of 1924-25, an experiment detailed �
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-.:, DR- W. C. SPROAT less hogs last year than in 1925, but ed, although in his old age Grantley lie silent one grew cynical. Af- in the latest report of the Superin- wars. -
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- , as the province marketed about 75,- ter clearing his throat he spoke:-- Beat well any left -over custard and tendent, W. W. B "rd, was conducted He found, somewhat to his disgust
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:1 000 less, this was in accord eley was fond of talking of the ,,That's why I'm growing lem—so's add it to your cake mixture before ai that Headmaster was a horse --- four
"I University of Western Ontario, Lon- eral trend, for which heavy spring .,-hot he had received in his right you can tell me and my wife a -part. sifting in the dry ingredients, thus to ascertain the feeding value in to one onl
i" r of College of Physic- gen a rin I Then Fraser sued for damages � milk production of the three main
I., don. Membe Office litter losses were largely responsible. . My mission is to set an example to saving whatever eggs, milk, etc., the
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....I., in Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St., The quality fell off to the extent of pensation for libel. The pu&lisher got you Dellers. What I say is 'grow left -over may contain; u or, as eft- succulents, c Is
.� .1 per cent. less select hogs, which is whiskers.' And grow 'em now. It's over baked custard is nsightly and silage and roots. Four cows were
IL Seaforth. Phone 90. it 1:100 and the author forty shillings. used in two tests. Each feeding per- OPPORTUNITY KNOCKED
— - regrettable since it indicates la,xi y no fun to grow whiskers after every- therefore unappetizing, it may be I
,. �. . I in feeding and management as breed- body's growed 'em. Grow 'em now— converted into a pretty and appetiz- iod lasted three weeks, but the pro- A kindly old lady opened her purse .
�.. DR. R. 11. 1. DOUGALL - , ing dessert. Put whatever custard duction only of the third week was and offered a penny to d -P beggar
.. .1! Honour graduate of Faculty of ing stock most certainly wyjuld not while they're new."
, ... - I medicine and Master of Science, Uni- I depreciate to that extent in one year. you have in -to individual punch used. utside the church gate. The beggar I
., The number of out -weight hogs de- It Dm My Head Good - glasses. Spread with a layer of figs Taking the average of the two 0 .
l 14 11 versity of Western Ontario, London. I creased slightly, that is, the total I ai�d nut.s chopped fine and moistened corn silage periods, ,one fed previ- eyed it disdainfully. .
.1, "Ma'am," he -began, "did ye read
, . Member of College of Physicians and lights and heavies. -More heavy hogs just- to Watch %t Kid EaC NOURISHING SOUPS ARE GOOD with a little fruit juice. Spread ov- ous to and one following turnips, a in
1. Surgeons of Ontario. Office, 2 doors I " the paper about the beggar that
I . : I - I Hensall, I were marketed last year, a condition FOR THE BLUSTERY er this a little whipped cream or a daily average production is shown died and left a million pounds to a
I east of post office. Phone 56 3004-tf i which was general owing to the fav- Go ahead Mother and make the layer of figs and nuts chopped fine by a statistical table given in the ,-
, Ontario. fruit report of 13.8 pounds per cow, while lady who gave him sixpence?"
1� — orable price of hog-, as compared to sickly little one strong and well— .MARCH DAYS and moistened with a little ith turnips it was 14.5 the fat be- "I seem to remember something of
" .s. � -e the puny one sturdy and full of juice. Spread Over this a little whip- wl 41 —"
--ono ped c am or a layer of ,boiled cake- ing practically the same. The cost the sort," replied the old lady, but
,.. DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY feed cost I mak Tomato and Macaroni Soup, "Well," interrupted the beggar
.. Bayfield. Huron County farmers .ihould main- t pep-- make the skinny one take on re milk was
, V . pro,duct-ion and pay I 0 quart meat suick, I pint tomatoes, I icing flavored with lemon. Orna- to produce IDO pounds of n turnips. soulfully, "that man was my brother.
1� Graduate Dublin University, Ire- Lain a steady hog rods of solid flesh --Get McC v's cup macaruni, broken up, I onion. 13 cents less with corn thai
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. land. Late Extern Assistant Master a little more attention to the qualiti I ,C)o Liver Extract Tablets. - . . ment the top with a bit of candied
I 11, - og-, marketed in order to hold or They are rich in vitalizing vitam- Atethod: Place the macarom in or maraschino cherry. Left -over This, it is explained, was partly due That's the kind of family we are.,,
I % . Rotunda Hospital for Women and (yf h I boiling water with a spoonful of salt, to supply
; 11 .11 Children, Dublin. Office at residence I improve the present favorable POSJ- I ines—the kind of vitamines that cre- cornstarch pudding or any kind of to th6-' fact that in order
,. nd boil for twenty minutes or half an equal amount of dry matter dur- -
..... lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons. I tion among th�e other counties as 3 1 at,e strength, improve the appetite and a table jelly may be utilized in the same ...
"', Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.; producer of bacon hogs. an hour. Boil soup stock, tomat.oes way. ing the root period twice as much .
.: I build up the power to resist disease. and onion, chopped fine, for one-half roots as corn ensilage had to be fed,
� � , Sundays, 1 to 2 p.m. 2866-26: A further insight into the hog si,-. Children love them as they do
-1 uation in Huron County will follow I candy, because they are sugar coated hour, them add macaroni and salt and the roots only containing 11 per cent. 40 2-10
; . ' pepper to tast.e. Cook for two min- red with 22 per
. DR. F. J. BURROWS . in succeeding issues of this paper.; and ea-sy to take- One boy gain,ed Orange Layer Cake.
..; . . utes longer. cent. in the corn silage. It also cost ril^ somd
.. Office and residence Goderich Street, � Furthermore, all Huron farmers: 11),2 pounds in seven weeks, and is
IP- Last of the Methodist church Sea -'should be int,crested in the Bacon Hog ne cup Cream together one cup sugar, 1-3 $2.49 more to produce 100 pounds of O&U W VZ" M as
.. 1;., " i now healthy and happy—thousands celery, I pint water, I qua - cup butter, and when creamy add two butter -fat with roots than with corn. 701= .-- ------
, . for the 1' at .McGaw Station, rt toma
11, forth.. Phone 46. Coroner Fair to be held of other children have g7rown strong
- . :April 1.3th. This Ls the first fair Of! and robust. toes, I bay leaf, I tablespoon sugar, well -beaten eggs. Beat well togeth- As regards the respective merits =WL No 2111111111111011111111111111111
, ... County of Huron. � 12 teaspoons salt� 11/2 tablespoon, of corn and sunflower silage a daily
.. I — 4 — - , its kind for Huron and is worthy of! S er. Sift 2 cups flour, with one-half
! ", � ixtv tablets for 60 cents at drug-, flour, 2 UAI,!"-poons butter. teaspoon salt and 3 teaspoon-, baking average production was shown by Ill. IL EXTSOLIft .
� DR. C. MACKAY the hearty support of all. gists �-ver-,where- Try them for 30
.. I . � Metho& Rub the contents of one the corn silage of 12.9 pounds of milk " Th"ft RL, Tis"als.
�,.�, C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin- � dav,z and if you are not happily %at, powder. Squeeze one large orange - --
1 ity University, and gold medallist of� - I i,fied with the test get your money I quart cam of tomatoes through a col- into a cup and fill to three-quarters per cow and by the sunflowee silage �- 1,
I.. nember of WHEN HORSEWHIPS ANSWEREDi ander. Cut the celery into one-half full with water. Add thi 12.4 pounds. The cost of production M— I
X: Trinity Medical College; ;back. But demand McCoy's—it pays i I is alternate- was 10 cents less per 100 pounds with I.,
... . the College of Physicians, and Sur- CRITICS inch pioces. Boil the celery, water - Acent� Fleury Lawream Ml*dm& "I
, I ' to get the genuine. kd ly with the flour to the butter mix
I r. geons of Ontario. I Glancing back at the Gla : i and t,orutto, bay leaf, sugar ar salt ture, then add the grated rind of two corn silage than with sunflower isil- I
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.1, -- - I ,a.,,, . writer in T. P.'s Weekly is re-, . rub th,. melted butter and flour to- w . The tests are to be continued until
.7 DR. H. HUGH ROSS . ell together, Bake in layers or in
- ed of a critic of the 'sixties I fair averages can be calculated as A BARGAIN
1� mind WHISKERS i deep Lin. Bake the layers in an
V Graduate of Univeri,ity of Toronto. , geth4,r. adding a little of the hot
-, ,*h,,,,, remarks about a dead man soup. When thoroughly mixed, add one the year of the tests here recorded
t : I Faculty of Medicine, member of Col f'gave offence to his .son. The offender Reforestation is now on the way. to t�i,- �oup, and boil gently for five oven of between 375 clegreest and 400 was particularly nalted for a superior
lege of Phy, I read of it .some week.,; ago, but ol-egm-e-s F., for twenty minutes Bake
I / sician.% and Surgeons ,) I FOR SALE�Flve acres, me =%*
Ontario; pass graduate courses in, wa-s the Once well known Grenville� lminuze�. Remove the bay leaf, add 'o hot harvest of corn.
. thought nothing of it, But yester- I the loaf in an oven not quite s from Seaforth; modern house witk .
. Chicago Clinical School of Chicago ;. Murray, the natural .son of a duke, I ,uffivwn: water to make orm- and one- , for .
, 1, Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, � and the object of his venom was the day I met Gendershanks down town, I half ,viarts of soup, and serve. thirty minutes. For filling and -W furnace, bath and toilets small bam-
. )ital Lon- fi-t I -rd Carrington. Now there his face was set out with a nevir, (. mam of Potato Soup. Paro anti : icing, . d.ampefn icing'sugar with or- good orchard. Taxes, tl& SpIQTJ
England; University Hosl .' from itist under his eyes to ange juice until it spreads nicely. HOTTEST BEAR STORY TOLD BY chance to start chicken farnii, bees,
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I don, England. Offic—Back Of Do- happened W be a second holder of growth boil ',hr, -v potatoei; as wwal bb' PROSPECTOR IN ALBERTA ett. App4 to
i � minion Bank, Senforth. Phone No. .5.: that peerage, who, as the son of the away beneath his collar as far as i " rundenrgl R. & ELAY&
.. ' tht-ni :'hrough a sieve when U ----..*—
. libelled peer, decided to administer,the eye could reach. Black it was" Here is the season's hottest bear .
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... Night calN answered from residence,1 -,cald ;, pint and a half (if
. � punishment hims(-If. Accordingly he' and about three-quarter- of an incli, . .*' onion, and a -,talk (if cel- story, as related by Lucky Louis 3earer* CWL
l, �, r, � Victoria Street, Seaforth. -- cured a horsewhip, and Ivin in I tall; his pate nose peeped out like a .a sl;,, I EMPEROR HID HIS DIARY Larue, prospector from the Findlay 2968-tf
. ery -�rainthemilk into the potat.ot-s,1
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- � DR. J. A. M UNN � wait for his father'.-; traducer h-'sznowc forest. There was a arld a ,ablespoon of butter, and sa;t FEARED BISMARCK THIEF -- - �- -- - — -- - - - - - - - -- - - . --- - - - -- --
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. , Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross 1 proved to Murray that "Iynch" law 1-vP a -PruCe . and l-,Iqr to taste, and a spr;nkling I 1.
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1z. twinkle in hi,; eye, he was conscious ' .
� � I Graduate of Nnrthw(;tern Univers- was not dead in Fngland. All this that he had become a serisation. ,,,f p;tpr:k-a. When ready to .Rend t,) Notable re,velations are made in I
, ity, Chicago, 111. Licentiate Royal happened in 1969, hut the 1,ord Car- thv -ai�,(-, add a te-asprion of finely."The War Diary (if Frnperor Fred- ALBERTA
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11 ... . College of Dental Surgeons, Toronw.i rington of those days is the present � "It's funny," I told him, the,re's imir:C.-d I.arsley. To vary this soup, . crick Ill., 1870-187 1 "—the diary NEW CN. R. LINES FOR
I I Office over Sills' Hardwarp, Main St.,; Marquis of Lincolnshire. The early I �(im,vthing funny about whiskers, and � toi�a*, , catsup may he add( -d at the written by the Px-Kaiser's father dur-
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I�' ...., . -ere" abo ') a. ent- ing the Franco-Prussian war—just
. , 151, part of the nineteenth century wa.,; i ?h S something funny ut n i I �, ryl,,m ,
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W I I the goldm age of the horsewhip. It I' -';i,- Dumpling,i; nrio,e larwe puhbshed. .
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.1 ".. DR. F. J. BECHELY was a period when the blackrnail�in ed to 'em. Funny, ain't it?" co.,ki 1w)tatoes, 1 tables,poon buttktr, An inlroduction to the diary states I
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.- Graduate Royal -College of Dental I journalist, not -ably Charles Mo He only smilv.d. ; 2 .o,A, egg, 1 tea.spoori flour, a pin<+ I that during Queen Victoria'9 1887 . I ,
� Surgeons, Toronto. Office over W. R. I We,;tmacott, was prominent. Weqt� �tif gratc-ri nutmeg, salt and pf-pperl.Jubilee ciel(+ration the then Crown
"Gonna let 'em R7,ow?" I asked. H,,! if) !m--,, The pot.atoes must. be, dry) Prince Frederick "depo,sited for .safe Atha ok--ska "I I
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11 . Smith's Grocery, Main Street SeR- mavott founded a paper callm The
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1: ''. forth. Phones. Office, 185 W.: resi- I Age, whi,rh although it had few ad- nodded. I and rn,-aly; they .should Pit.her 'bo I keeping at Windsor Castle three box- I
,,, .1 ,, dence, 185 J. 305,5-tf ,vrtisement-sc and little- newg brought "so they're really coming back9 , -ts. Re- I es of papers, among h m .
.,;, I . . hak(-I or boiled in th-eir jack( t c being the
�, 6,,,�., -- - - -----ihim in an incomi, of -everal thou- I mused, womit-ringly; unfil thati m,)v,. ! hw, skins and rub them through orig�inal MSS, of his diary of the war
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Nf� . 1 ,and.R a year. moment. it .%e%-mPd that whiskers we -P : add the i Wel
I ;�,�, sw\,% Cream the butter, of 1870-71." Here i -L the record made B<3n
, ol TIONEERS The editor specialized in discover- goni- forever. He nodded again. Ho"'
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" . yolk� ,,f eggs, then the po t a toes, bv Fre,olerick in his .
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4, � OSCAR W. REED I lazy to talk; so he nOds. . Nvell and I '',Windsor Castle, 19th July, 1887. \
. t4k.,, ! iinvart.hed anything of a disk,raceful 1 �wl ;i,I,Js. until firm. Form into small Wi u1m,iont I
� auctioneer for the C 1h the consent of her Majesty
"P.,.`:. Licensed - ad I -- *
i I ,�.-., ties of Perth and Huron. Gradi(u)un natury he had it, sm up in tyrw and A little knot of people h collect- iiinit,. ii�:., and cook them in IKiiling the Queen of GrPat Britain and Ire-
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- " I a proof of it -."t. to the personin- ed on the sidewalk. I recognize,d Jw- I
'.. of Jones' School of Auctioneering, Fos,dick and Ted Hodge. They 'were bmth f,�r eight minut,-�s. Sorve wit.h, land, Empress of India, I have here I Elk Poin
� IR I'll Chicago. Charges moderate and sat- I volved, togo,ther with a letter explain- the I,r,th. I to -day handed over to the saft keep- �Alb rlt bo%%w !
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-..:�.' nteed. Wribe or wire ing it had been sent. to The Age by looking at. Gendershanks. lie had be- , inK of Dr. Muther (librarian of Wlind-
- isfaction guara lues - enme a %pf,cimen—a curio. 0 ---
I �; "Our own c or -re-, pond en t," and ne( � t, 1c:s r Bar-
;, Oscar W. Reed, Slaffa, Ont. Phone . . sor Cast,16) three wooden boxes,
I 1.� "I read that piec-- tx)o,� said Ted
! " I 2965xl2 ing ronfirmation or denial. In nin-? 1 bound with iron, my own personal Edmcaw"rlk 4DO r1elville I
�1, ,�, 11-2. ei; out of ten hush -money was paid Hodge, "but I thought it was just UNUSUAL INSTRUME'NTS POPIT. 0
T-111 11" --- Cas property. The ".id boxes were in my
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11. , . THOMAS BROWN . Of fashion-gmas." LARIEZED BY RADIO presence placed in a secret, fire -proof Bl-'at""i oFfe (I
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1. .1 Licensed auctioneer for the counties three paragraphs which were sup- �
,, presised by payments amounting V) .
V I ,�, . I., of Huron and Perth. Correspondence but true; coming back, aliern ' He Broadcasting hAs brought plenty of Windsor Castle, on which occasion -
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11, �?��. arrangements for sale dates can be ium coming from at wag melancholy. ',Looks impossible," obscure musical instruments into only Dr. Muther and the keeper of Camr-cps,e — I
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��i. "I . hone 212, Sea- a hilzh official Raid Hodge. prominence� and has helped to popu- the said castle, along with my lackey, -,'&.- I . .
'M ,,� Bee. Cbarg- the court of King William TV. But I,ari7e the developernent of a host of l,udtke, were present. 0
;.* % forth, or The Expositor Of Fosdick spoke up quick. "Oh, it ' -1,
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0I ". , ter punishment on him, the scene of juFIt leave 'ein al- band was afraid that while he was
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� � OSCAR KLOPP 9(wrs had heard of the celeste, ii
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� Honor 19raduate Carey Jones' Na- the "'summary execution" being Cov
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2: ,,,�,;�,. tional School of Auctioneering, Chi- ent Garden Theatre. The editor of h every full symphony orchestra. The raid his house and steal the papers. R4&d ,f--er
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� I � cago. Special course taken farm nodded Instrument consists of a number of three boxes were returned to the Em- I
, - "'.." Bred Live Stock, Real l9state, Mer- to Kembles daughter, and as the of- again, smiled. Most of I
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��. , . , I I chandise and Farm Sales. Rates in fence could not sit wn struck with wnall hammers, To -day, death. �
Ift" 11 11,., keeping with prevailing market. Sat- of the law, Kemble beat the offender brush. I the instrument is being used by ma Discussing the proposed cession of Hema.r-uk4n I
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". ;� isfaetion assured- Write or wir% so unmercifully that W L tt had poptdar orehestras in their concerTtg French battleships to Germany, Hann
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��p�.%'�- � Oscar Xlopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone, scAfeely nufficient strength left to that's the answer to it," Hodge over the air. Frederick doubts their value and adds- 11,
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�. 0., I 1"S. 286"2 craiw] to a doctor in Drury La. The marimibs nnd the cy-m MXUA r1%
" I Is _ balum, "Besides, in this connection an- Ace"f-11 -
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1,,,�, �0' . I Why Westmacott was never lac instruments timilar in construction to other question comes to be consider- I H a U,
.:�;X ,�%. - distinguiabing feasture. Barber shops 11 � E .
,,,� ,;P; R- T. LUKER eTated by Colonel Berkeley, who died the celeste, havei also (been brought to ed whether our -age at all admits of
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I i. I . Licensed 4uctioneer for the COuntr Earl Fitzhardinge, it is difficult to fame largely' by radio, and the vibra- great navies of the old type, whe- Ac,�kd i a
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� I , ports of the d6tzuty. Seven years' ex- hav'e ingly at Gendershankg, distinguishing I Valley "
11 11, . � � succeeded his father in the ancient metal tubes rather than from stringsi penses required for this purpose, or I
. 1��', , � I paiiwce In Manitoba and Saakatche- scenery and laughed triumphantly. c4a gRrft.,
�. � earldom of Berkeley had he been. able or discs, has been designed especially whether Germany would. -not perhaps %7
,:::::: . �. w , , WAIL Terms reasonable. Phone No. to prove an alleged secret marriage "She hair, and vote and for broadcasting purposes. do better to come to an agreement . I
K� ,Wear the trousers--ibut b1gosh she ,,
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1, ...", 4 of his parents, vraFs a Corinthian of Almost anything can be playk-Cl with England of such a sort that in , St nevill , ,
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;�." `�,,�,, � � Xo� 1, Orders left Atr The 11tiron Ex- can't grow whiskers.11 I , ,
, 1,� Vi4olent and UMCOnVentiMal Ways. these days," says a radio announcer. internationh.1 uffaidis her old amd ex- I , -- ,�.��'�
"'I"k,", . positor Office, Sesfortb, protitpotly at A surge of vietory diffused itself ,,WRt,, I
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�'�q � , 11 ...'. gwl�..�, - stiffened visibly. Aha, we . ��
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� ,�, �� 1, I \ V. W. ARRENS the Etrl Of Berkeley and Mary Cole, at Iast- they can't grow -whiskers- I note... The, cigar-bok banjo and the land's well being on land." I
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. Glov�oster butcher's daughter, de- . ',rie-istting fiddle," made from a cigar Frederick, a little earlier, writias at .
,, ;��;L:. if., �� T,1e.#wd,Aue*odft*, f6r Perth and the bler inflathig * stinguishing vrat- hftoTastfok, In the hand.% V*rslaffles: "I havel been eardtaly jr,
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1,� 11 " 400. 0 01 fa M., I# 1 of ylkeived bully. One t111f5r- vaatSr deep of rnmeir development music over the air. tude towards Engltklado for I 1mv# 11 -, 66PO.Sed , *N46W 0*1;.1—"..-i-. & �.
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