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ed sugar to one egg white. -t6, . � P0 !'., � � 6, '., :'.�,'�,�_ - " -6 _,- -
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL To Keep Cake Layers From Sliding. SIMPLY CAN'T BEAR � '.. " ' '000j*', V l.q#_'C '" 14mitVid 6- . , "I 6 - '
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Several toothpicks inserted through we were to -be -told that a me .For� sucking pests, chief of w1lich 4i-xfAre Of equal"P448 :, .� .1 " �, 1K, ,
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FIRE INSURANCE CO'y- the layers of cake will prevent their -Lf 6 Obe, -, %N spray.. �U' . ".. I .. I ,, � I. 11 .11'... e . -1, � I I
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Sliding when soft fillings are us . .one pound of � Ti 'IN . .11 OZK'�� 6' .., . . 0
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OFFICERS: W f a fine nozzle under 1 6, �, , "�, I 6,, .1 .;- .. ,1 I . - I - .
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Thomson, writing in the Empire Re- profitable (ncerns, The denounce s Cold ater Tom - * . � _ �_� 1. 40
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Jas. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-president gh .�rl7sl life which are not only abl,e now mp . prevents rust land ghre�' a .�' " 6 �, I..., - . I
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beating of the ingredients to exist without oxygen buk actually .1 , a. Fungus Diseases. gloss than the use of w � 1� not I -1 - !14 �, �,,'� , .. , ,, , ' ,6 , �"",�� I I . '.
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Alex. Leitel T -the .end- aif the �, you'-wil . �
are called "anaerobes." .�, the foliage usually turns ,yellow 0 --If at day -, -.1 ingoiiragw,thi I I . I
th; John Mur- Devil's Food Cake. yeast plant can thrive with or with- - .... . ' ,,,- . ,�eri 6, " I 1. .0 . ini " ve .; I ' 6 i
W. E. Hinchley, Seafor I. IF GOOD White spqts - like mildew I fo;�, the �habit of removing � t�e ev* 'did � it in ', fresbrxiintg,
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ray, Egniondville; J. W. Yeo, Gode- The reddish brown color of old- out oxygen, using sugars as a food. � `�, . � brown, ,6r , . . � . in , 'e, , ft 1 6 -- .
. the Jeaves. Careful examina- I ning Papers froin the * livihg: . -roo. � hp. num ... iratwe purity � I
rich; R. G. Jarmuth, BrodhagvAL fashioned devil's food cake is due to For instance, it produces carbon diox- ko"[sts are advised to check the Cover . ng -1 I Re' Ar'di 6'.. . ..6' , �Various -
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e'et ide paid water, if oxygen is present, efllcje� of their brakes daily in the on the'under side, of the shades you will And,'ther0i it a .'I' - - allth6.rftly br ,veterinary-hy,, . 4.
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DIRECTORS: the use of sour milk and soda. Sw t of energy. interest or ,,afer diivin Althou of tiny spores I I . erful 1 16 y -P Y .
rnilk and baking powder do not give and gains a large amoun . g. gh leaves. Attacke of this kind inay be more chp bggirinhig to oui� day. __-_ --_, ,,,-_._ .,,,..-,, w,ater) deep��
William Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth � this reddish color unless a very little If oxygen is absent, the yeast sur- one can.tell with reasonable Wuracy expected, during warm, murky yvea- I The living room wiU then De --pick- well water, and"uPl2i,nd sufface wati-r
Jo�n Bennewles, Brodhagen; James s alcohol from the whether. tho brakes i on the car are in Bordeaux illix- I ed up,"' -and fewer steps will bei r6- as OMA S &riiiiii water a . nd
soda is used. Since chocolate is slight- vives, and produce 6 ther. Spraying with I *holes
Evans, Beechwood; M. McEwen, Clin, s chemically wast-- good e6fidition by applying them and US: 6 suspici�,us;. river
ly acid, soda may be used in this way sugar; but this is - lure, or dusting with'flowers of Sul-quired for the work of the new day., surface ,water -
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ton; James Connolly, Goderich; Alex if a reliable recipe is followed and ful (though,� of course, teennicaily noting 15n(- 411SLanice required to stop phur,,*henthe 31ants are moist, will .. * s c I a . water to -whieb sewerage gains access . It
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gy; the cai!, familiarity -with ally be fo n�t-effective. Sulphdr To keep quilt I ' protect and s well water as dangero,
Broadfoot, No. 3, Seafo care is taken not to use too much. valuable), and yields little ener . the actual usu i -
Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris,
One-fourth teaspoon of soda is suf- the plant survives, but cannot grow.
defined the cases
figures.-virill assist in maKIng The DxAxe
inspe6ti6n more sound.
dust will also protect HbIlYhocks and
Apply with
quilts land comforts y making R
the about
The btiman,.being having,yroper re-
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*health
Harlock; George McC#,rtney, No- 3,
Mue less well are
ficient to use with three squares of un- ,h,
process
other plants from rust.
slip as wide as quilt and,
gard for - his would ,consider
Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield
sweetened chocolate. The soda should of anaerobiosis, or life withdut oxy-
ping distances
a large shaker made of a tin can
eighteen inches deep. Slip the end
thin clagnification,obvious; the driver
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be a6c'urately measured. The usual gen, in the animal kingdom. Some
amount o7f baking pbwder should be animals may long survive absence of
which -is used in Masslichusetts and
which ,Was prepared by the state high-
pierced with holes. Adding a dry
poison such as arsenate of lead or
of the quilt that, comes in contact
with the face and handii into it and
or caretaker ofl a horse should simil-
arily consider the matter with.regard ' ,i.
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JAMES WATSON
used for leavening. oxygen, either in experiments or un-
way depai t ment may be of assistance
tobacco dust will make the mixture
baste on ,both sides. Thb ,slip may
to water supply for his cfMrge.
der natural conditions- Zor instance,
to the mol.,,rist in this respect.
'the brakes,
effective against fungus and insect
be taken off and washed -frequently
As regards quantity of water re-
SEAFORTH,ONT.
A Time Saver. there is very little oxygen in the
In case of two -wheel
pests. as well.
and the quilt being protected in thin
quired by a horse, it' is noticeable that I
depths of many sluggish lakes, espee-
those�"m "perfect" condition will stop
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way will remain clean longer.
the aWmal that has'free access t9
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
The contents of two covered glas, ially when they are frozen at the
the car fr-ni a speed of ten miles an
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unlimited ssupply under natural con -
representing only the best Can-
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jars on the pantry shelf will i help t4G surface- yet fresh water mussels sur-
solve the problem of quick ic ngs -for ,vive &se conditions, passing into a
hour in nine feet. If the brakes will
bring the car to a halt within ten
DON'T GET HABIT OF
To Keep Butter. -To keep' butter
this is Tic
ditions, never drinks to excess. 'Un-
or at
adian, British and American
Companies.
plain cakes. Place in one jar a mix- torpid state at the unfavorable sea-
feet, they are rated as "good" by the
ACCELERATING .
for a long time excellent.
each pound of hutter in a cloth, -place
der control, as when stabled
work, the requirement per horse is I
All kinds insurance effected
ture of brown sugar and cinnamon; sons.
Bay State highway authorities. At
all the rolls of butter in a clean flour;
roughly calculated. as eight gallons,
of
the lowest rates, including-
fill the other with grated maple sugar More impor-tant is the case of cer-
20 miles an hour, the perfect two-
The old mechanic says: It's strange
sack, and tie securely. Place the sack
per day, varying with weather and ,,,
at
and chopped walnuts well.- mixed. A tain parasitic threadworms, which
'
wheel brak-, will stop the car Fvithin
that the driver who wouldn't think
in a barrel of §trong,salt water (onp-
work or exercise condition and the ..
FIRE, LIFE. ACCIDENT, AUTO-
generous sprinkling of either of these spend the greater part of their lives
35 feet- the ,'good" -brakes within 40
'
of steppi�, suddenly on the brakes ex-
half pound of salt to a gallon of
character of the food provided. Little
MOBILE, TORNADO AINT) PLATB
combinations on the top of the cake within the intestines of higher ani-
Jeet,
cept in an erne'rgency will'make it a
water). Butter will keep In this for
and often appears to be a good rule
GLASS RISKS.
-Also-
batter melts into a delicious icing as mals, surrounded by partly digested
the eake bakes. food -from which they exact a toll-
For.a. car s peed of 30 miles an hour,
a stopping distance of go feet means
habit to slam down the' accelerator
wheneve'r he feels the. urge. .
a. long time. T:kke out as 'required-.
I
.
in wafering, horses, ,-more especially
in. wam *eatber. Under ordinary
the alimeontary
"perfect" hrakes, while those that
lot work fo r me, and
No
REAL ESTATE and LOAN AGENT
To Keep Fruit From Sinking in a and other contents of
Cake. canal. But this medium, as Bunge
will step the car within 91 feet from
. it
'a
it makes a of .
with the hot weather c mini on I'd
-
.
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THINK, OF YOUR HORSE WHE,
stable conditions, three times watev-
i ev %
ing a day is suff cient, but a f swal-
'a'
Representing "Huron and Erie"
showed long ago, contains almost no
'have
such @peed are g ood."
lip 't
tj 01, chent-
much rather sit here on e
IV
. -
I at a timb an d often whein the
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Mortgage Corporation, of London,
1. Pat the batter into the tin in oxygen. Many explana tions
erfe. t" four-wheel brakes will
nut tree and talk about cars. ve
YOU ARE THIR�TY` , .
haw
orse is at work, .even in Considerable .
Ontario.
alternate layers with the fruit, which been offered for the problem which
stop th�, car within five feet from 10
.
never seen Any engine yet that would
. '.1
heat, seems - to meet . requirements
Prompt attention paid to placing
should be placed by hand, and a piece these parasites present. They are all
'
miles a4,b,,ur. Those that will achie-ze
' '
'stand for cous%nt, sudden accelera;
Warm weather,* which usuallr--oc-
rn,ore fully.
risks and adjusting of claims.
at a time, over each layer of batter- based on the idea that the worms e -
the sa Me end within six feet are
ti,n. it strains even the best 01
curs when farm horses are in h
. arriess
Times. at which a horse ibould not
Business 50
and the batter to cover the fruit rive energy from some rather waste-
"good," At 20 miles an hour, the
'.'stopping
them, andther6's moreAo the damage
and exposed to.the sun riiare than at-
be allowed a full drink are' after
established years,
good service.
should be put on by spoonful and only ful chemical reaction, analogous' to
respective distitnees for
"perfect- "good"
than engine trouble. "
any other Aime of th� year, makeB
feeding grain,,just previous to fast .-
�
guaranteeing
enough at a time to cover thiL fruit. the alcoholic fermentation by yeast.
--and brakes are 20
The best rule in safe drivW is to
necessary -the use of Zood judgment
work, when all available space in the
OFFICE IPHONK 33.
2. Work the fruit into the crea-m- But Slater has recently shown experi-
and 25 f4t� At 30, they are 46 and
*:�-
do nothing suddenly, and the same
by the dri*& in the'viatter of water-
abdomen is needed 'to idlow for'ex-
RESIDENCE PHONE, 60.
ed butter and sugar, so that it is mentally that the worms do not thrive
58 feet.
thing applies to economical car own -ling
-his charges. Not onIv must the
pansion of thie-Jungs, wben a horse in
.
thorouihly incorporated with the but- in the absence of oxygen -they have
The indi,Adual mo'torist does not
ership. Everything that is done in a
source of water supply, but also the
i
very tired after� a hard da�y's work. �
ter. This lessens its density, and ,merely great endurance; it follows
keeps it from sinking, but it loses its that they must normally get oxygen
need an aceurAie decelerometer to tell
, how his bral0s measure up by these
hurry is -done without a reason - - -
-
mat�er of time and. Method of water-
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shak and makes the cake darker. A from somewhere, and most Probably'
standards, The human eye usually
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f 4-1- 'k -f. It has
-akeq fairl accur-+- measurements
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111%jil ""11 is'll 1 cake made in this way has a finer from the blood 0 e - .. i . . I - . .1 . . I .
flavor as it tastes morePof the fruit. bdeu shown that dyes dissolved in the in such cases. - - 11.4* 7" . -1
North. 3. After washing the fruit, place blood of the host may find their way LINDBERGH 1111ECEIVE9 GOLD RAILWAY
1� a.nL P -m- it on a dish in the oven until it s"lls into the tissues of the parasite, and ' . S 1, , .. . 1� - , �Fs:s I I
Exeter ............ 10.16 6.04 up smooth and bloated. Then add it it is likely that oxygen may be tratir- 1 4 . � . . I .. _..
� Hensall ........... 10.30 6-18 the last thing to the batter. Or, rais- ported in a similar way. This'work C A RS USING LESS GASOLINE - I . I . . - -, �
Kippen ........... 10.35 6-23 ins may be put into a small wire makes it seem doubtful whether 4ri7y AND - OIL %
10.44 6-32 sieve and set over a steaming tea animals can survive absence of oxY- I I I
Clinton Jet. _ .... 10.58 6-46 kettle from which the lid has been gen except by passive resistance. Statistics Compiled by the Chilton
Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6-52 removed. This not only heats the Glass .Journal Company reveal that
Clinton, Lv . ....... 11.15 6-52 fruit but also helps ito make it plump. I ------------- qb— the average motorist paid $99 in 1926 .
Clinton Jet. ....... 11.21 6-58 We do not mention flouring the fruit, LEADING LABOR IS PAYING for fuels and lubricants, $6 less than
14ndesborough .... 1125 7-12 for, of course, you know this old way - be paid in 1925. 'When the 1927 mod- .. . . I .
Blyth ............. 11-44 , 7-21 ,of keeping it from sinking. JOB el began th make their appearance
Belgrave .......... 11.56 7M When you make a layer cake with last winter they were hailed as the I ? .... 11", %2M., -
Wingbam Jet., Ar.. 12.08 7.45 jelly,OT any other soft filling between Time was when the e most (-Cofiomical automobiles ever 3 1*11111
Wingliam Jet, Lv.. 12.08 7.45 the layers, put a thin icing of confer- union official ib England, from a built. Will the'reduction in fuel and 7eel ,Z -_
12.12 7 'I
-55 tioners' sugar and hot milk over the financial standpoint, was anything lubricant bills. on the average car be . 0 I "I
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bottom layer and let it harden before but a happy one. As W. F. WstsOn, greater than was, the ease last year? 0'�
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. - South. ce in the course of an article in the .The ,han6ds are that it will. High- 0 0
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spreading on the filling. The cal ; W�m �
I a -In. p.m. does not become soaked and will keep Cornhill Magazine reminds us, prior er compreq0l,u, betterearburetion and IRI, - �'. .
S.15 for several days in good condition- to the war the salary paid to the EX- improved igpition, together with the ., 1 ! . �, I
6.55 _ 1K..", ,"W
ecutive Council and organizers of the fact that ,gasbffi�es have been maee gyp,�,gg-.., V..- ' ., 1.
., 0,0' .. �
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e 7,01 8.21 �, eeys, union *as $12.50 a week. better, prdb r , . . . . . . /; :�,;
in 11 W--,,,:-�&;?.�4 X:�11, :.
eng .41y'vill serve to cut the �:=,-:-: ,!_-.:g, -, , �f�. i * �: �' I
. �,'.,m,%*c
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.1-41%.
Belgrave .......... 7. ii hapl rade.AXerage e4*'-6wner's,,fueI bill quite � �.,u ;`R -11,� 11�,:il*` �
is 8-32' pened that a t . .V.",-. �..�,.,ft, ��.'Ik��;.�,."":. .1 - I f !,
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Thus, it ofte . ,, �,���.�,-.*-i.,%-&.....,."t�,,--km .1 V1_--.-1'.*�1
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Blyth ............. 7.27 8.44 POULTRY CULLING union official actually earned less Mari sub8tan ti Wk.. during IMS. But what- ".. . , c', �
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Londeshorough . - - - 7.85 Huron County e�joys the reputation the majority of the members 101 1118 ever the t. re hap ��g-�. �;, . 1. V..&, 1Z -, IM
.peus to be when .j- . P
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Clinton Jet . ....... 7.49 4.06 . the boo d in December, 111 . .." g � �1_
Clinton ........... 4.18 of being the second largest poultry union- It 1, -r :?.V, I � , 4�--;-,g.. ,I'
7.56 4.20 producing county in the Province. But, since the war, all this has been it pmb,hli�,.*ill not reveal the full I r��," R111, , �Z, �i .
,
We are told that one big reductinn. ' '11,0
8.03 This is a very pleasing fact when we changed. - -
Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.32 . I P 1� " I
consider that after all has been said uni which are For the 1927 car probably will be .,-VT 0,�r.."� I ......... ,e
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Kippen ........... 8.22 4AO is one of mostly casual workers with an aver- driven than its ' 117�g�.. . I I
to the contrary, the good hen . farwe . predecessor. .1 .
Hensall ........... 8.82 4.50 ating two pounds This invari , 12% is the case. New uses N, ...
6.0r) the best assets on the farm. age wage approxim I I __, - ---
Exeter ............ 8.47 The poultry population has increas- ten shillings per week, pays its gen- for the car are found by every family : "I'll . .
ed rapidly during the past few years. eral secretary one thousand pounds ,,,ery year'. , Pomeones else in the � ;. IN I
This UAJ , I - � pg
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This increase has been due mainly to ' annum and expenses. 'On family 1parns to drive and the car is '. �' %!�.,,��,:�
C. N. R. TIME TABLE P the way, found itself bankrupt ., �Kil , ..
the greater use of eggs by the house- by called uponi -for that much more ser- \' '-.4--Z ..1-21 . ;',
six- after the strike of last May, and the vice. New�ro;tds are opened and they g.-,.-
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East wives in Canada- A jump from - �;�,!V'; k
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. n eggs per capita per year members are still paying heavy levies beckon a] w4y.Mp the- man with a good - �.�m-- :1.
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Goderich 6 2.20 a few years ago to twenty doz replenish the depleted Coffers. car So 4��pArt Of the reduction will �_ . . . . . � Uz_ .;;;.i -
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-eight - to ' 11 . . .." I
.......... .00 =� I .. - - ...
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.. Bolmeaville ........ 6.17 2.37 en Ogg per capita last year is a re- Three -o own i&`the speedometer instead - -
ther geneeral secretaries are be .h .
- known to be getting one thoui(And of on the family ledger. _�. % 4, � , . 'r
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. Clinton ............ . 6.25 2.52 markable condition and can be credit a year, and tfwo one thousabd Air cieE�ners and gasoline filters al- t� . � 11 - �
Seaforth ........... 6.41 3.12 cd almost entirely to o -he or two rea- pounds "
�"".. . St. Coluriban ...... 6.49 8.20 sona. Producers have learned bettel- two hundred. so will hai& played their part in re- .11, ;� �- Ks�.').", V ,
1. . Every member of the General COun- ducing tho;ouflay for gasoline. 12% . ,
I Dublin ............. 6.54 3-28 the art of production and consumers � �' a I 1- 1. . -
. e Trades Union Congress is a As to It* , .
1. , muts, their cost stands
� ;. West by being able to buy graded -eggs CA Of th , FN ,
.
1, , I . ILM p.m. P-nL know whAt they are getting. seven being X.P's ettft'ldhanee of being cut dur- 1q.. '.. ,-.�r,
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; I dai P1110 fare astill P ,A,Majority of cars to -day I , I . I I
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I DubAn ...... 10.37 5.38 9-37 This year would seem to indicate also- One pound per ing . , I 1. % '�. - �� - j -� . I
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,��."Iv is paid to each member when the are equr , �
ot, in_ the 11�. '' m .
�,.T,',. . St. Columban. 10.42 5 i. -i 1. 11�� gmm t�� �
.44 ,4 peak production of, poultry and poul- ' ppga',WJthdevices that rectify
cil is in %ession, which, is n oil and.;�,'POOkuntd its like. Many 11.1 '. � *11-P �%I.Nr.:E 1-11.-I.I.
t�`�, '. , Seaforth .... . 10.53 6.63 try products. Naturally, prices for Coun The same rem'UneratIOA owners'Who drained the crankensei . , I . ., 5 F, . i
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�, I frequeutly. car ,e,g,
4 - I Clinton ...... IL10 6.08 10.04 some of these things -will not be so YTW�:1,N�,,,�k,*�.K';�,2�;..Y,.,.!!�l.-I.-�I Ix. ,
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�.. Raimesville . . 11.20 7.08 is eg a year or so ago ard �,�:
,
6,Tti-. 10. aid to the members of the 'Various every 50o nill I 'r 1,
g'r "e, � �" , good. Eggs have remained good but is P - . 'oN,; I 11:-j:.. - 44
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, , ��,� . n class,69 of fowl alld ,committees appointed by the '06tieral using th,.4g ' 11 . ,gggg-g,g ....
, , Godeslich ..... 11.40 720 110.30 .Ve oil for 1,500 or 2,000 �� I
R�% rices, for cert�i . . � %.
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qouncil. Those unigiis not ds-ffYi119 miles to-dA#'�' 1%111110 WENNNI., "''! 1. I 11
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p" - ", ; �-,. �'. chickens axe �hot up to Privions The it I �, 4
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- - . ",toveinonta are bound to ,; A ffl`� I
P , �1'%,Fe,]� �,:", - .� a'.jitll_t1.pe E%odutive i va b; Y - -� "I" ,
yL�arsl stanoard Nevertheless, Pro - se I ,
. , 11 11. .1 Elil .
. C. P. P_ TIME TABLE s. �ell s11.V1uS the'nievibers of the Eiecitiva, cotincil ,hmt up ii,i,,-4gures -at the end -of the Ili'. ��.g,,"-;M�.;-nrs;
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- .1 ducers will do well to � , 00 I � I " .,�� "L".. "
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1, 1, ��- 1. . , , 11 I . Cin. money ijition feeg is,. snothit it I . _/ . ,,n
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kil' ,:.....#.....* , 5.86 once cull out the non -layers. T one. "Ji6illet, It be. ONTARIO ",.0AROUNING SERVICE .",- 0
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