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most familiar word passed upQ11 by
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HOW RADIO MAY IMPROVE
PRONUNICIATION
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words with the pronunciation recom-
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be heard often enough to make some
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PL' . � .1 OFFICERS-
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J. Connolly, Goderich President
Corporation's advisory committee. The
committee's decisions, of course, are
;t needful to remark that "et" is reg-
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"Ate"
'Of -t;4�.�`ies and she sought td-inl-
in " -y important incident Of
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Cot 35
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binding only on announcers, since
ular and is wrong.
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his ;6�to& hv means of -her art. The
A similar machine drawn,by tractor
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-1 1). F. McGregor, Seaforth, See.
lecturers and others who are invited
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i '6gtiUs,m o f Bayeukwhich she made
;ap ,
�% miles per hour would cut 48.5'
acres per day with a probabI
1926 the average daily"" Li.� It
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acres, Vlat this may be'acco U#04 tf0r,
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CURRENT WIT AND WISDO,%l
remain,' '4§ evidence Of what Matilda
age of 43.5 acres per day under.,* av-
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1`by the fact that the aeat ilia 0 :
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I AGENTS:
" ", Alex. &itcb, R. R. No. 1, Clinton *
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change.their settled habits of speech.
Yet the adoption and use of standard
Everybody ois somebody's hero.-
Miss Edith
suppo -VVilliam was doing on many
sed�
histoije. occasions.
t,
erage conditions. Costs es micted
are based on these acreagAs and the
of tl�� -,e-Oimbiu�s we�re�,% their firSLL
jseason -nad, that practically no bine
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�-Of the, . v I gme les o , . eardoiiI -Pinks,. yfi� ' I I I
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also at I this time ,� propagated by
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" . W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J
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pronunciations is likely to have a
Sitwell.
When William entered into the plot
following items: Initial cost of 16-
was lost: by breakdo�m�s. .
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di*idozi� ,and be Plafited as,
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; ray, Egmondville; J. W. Yen, Godo-
considerable effect, in this country as
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to capture England he made no seri-
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foot machine, $2,000.00; annual de-
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Baking $04 Millini tests of'."Com-
advised .
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for the1qrg4-me-noi.`, It is
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well as in Great Britain. The degree
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professional sportsman is a
ous pretence that he had any right
preciation (estimated), 10 per'eent.;
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b*ine- harvested wheat were -made - i n
essential i ,
that -,all transplanted stock, be thoi-
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of success attained is likely to de-
-ore admirable person than the one
takes his
whatever to the crovirn. The 'whole
interest on investment, 8 per cent.;
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comparison with * blader-harvested-
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ou'ghly water�d after planting,
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pend on the correctness with which
the committee estimates the trend of
who money sideways. -Mlle.
Lenklen.
conspiracy was merely a robbers'
scheme on a -rand scale. Western
annual repairs (estimated), $50�00;
wheat from the same field, by'the
and, .
as often as� necessary until well es- .
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usage. Pro,bably no authority -Can
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Euro�e Was to participate in a free-
days in operation per season, 20. Tb�
day is
Dominion Grain-Res'earch Laboratory
tablished. - It .may also -be necessa;7
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�,, John Bennewies, Brodbagen; James
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force people to pronounce against the
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We like a man that comes 'right out
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booting, Toni% of unparalleled magni-
cost per. of operation given
at: Interest, depreciation and re-
in Winnipeg- In only one year w,as
the loaf baked from
to' shade Nhe divisions * fri)M, bright , ,
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"I,` , Evans, Beechwood; M. Mr -Ewen, Clin-
�, ton; James CIDTH1011Y, GOderich; Alex
grain, but if thA- is a steady move-
in direction
and says what he thinks -when he
State Journal.
.
*tude,- William pretended, of course,
pairs, $20�70; tractor and operator,
bindek wheit
superior in texture and volume to that
s Ill In Your garden there may -
bue migahty, inferior perennialg. That is,
.L Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth
' J. G
ment one it may be ac-
Pgrees with us. -Ohio
that be wa, carrying a holy crusade
$21.00- c9mbine operator, $10.00;
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of combine Wheat, In 1924 the Com-
- . -
they may not be very showy akid
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� . Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Perris.
ce)erat,l,d by systematic propaganda.
-
Most of the words in the lists thus
4z�
Sir Oliver Lodge predicts more
and with the aid of an unscrupulous
clergy tric�,(-d Harold into taking an
tearnsier and two horses drawing
bine wheat produced a decidedly be' -
at- .
tractive, Now is a good time to re- - .
,:
�, Harlock; George McCartney, No- 8
far published are not of first-rate
earthquakes. Come now, Dean Inge,
oath which later was to put him in
'pVition
grain, $4.00; gasoline, grease dT1d oil
for combine, $15.23; total, $71.53,
ter loaL In all other cases there wa's
difference' in
move them with the object of r�placI .
ing
11, "I Seaforth: Murray -Gibson. Brucefield
11
importance, but their inclusion may
spill some gloom! Catch u , with Sir
p
the of appearing as an im-
.
Cost per acre,,$1.64; cost.per bushel
practically no either
milling or in baking
them durizig October or in Spring I
as demired.
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b- due to the plan at first adopted,
Oliver! -St. Catharines Standard.
piowil �perjti!-Fr. Even with QJI his
(in 20 bushel crop), .08 cents, Cost
qualities.
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. Autumn planting of strawberries -,
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i JAMES WATSON
and perhaps continued, of taking
words upon which announcers had
-
WILat could exasperate a man more
craft and t�I-neralship, and ability as
'a soldiej% it was a piece of luck that
per bushel of operating a similar Ma-
ebine d' I
rawn by twelve horses,
. - .
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may.now be effected, and cuttings of
�:
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I',.- SEAFORTH,ONT.
asked advice. Such words would pre-
sumablv be an odd lot, and some of
than hitting a pedestrian with his new
car and getting the Tender 0 bent?-
made Wdlli,-ini king of England. Har-
old showed himself
cut-
ting 35 acres per day as against the
GARDENING
the various small -fruits- such as "
,
gooseberries, currants, red,twhite or
,
X, ",
"
them have
Record-1-Terald.
� real soldier when
in
tractor -drawn machine, cutting 43.5
-Among t�e many things which may
- �
black, -be made and be inserted in
1.
,%,� GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
It
may made trouble for the
advisory committee, which is com-
Niontana
-
the North he ann1hilated the Norse
raiders undilt- Hardrada, King
acres, is given as .09 cents. I
now be done in the garden is the
a
shady position in the garden or the
.
, "
,
1.4, � representing only the best Can-
ll,
posed of Dr. Robert Bridges (poet
A sentry between the United State,;
of
Norway. Then he hurried south, and
After applying various tests, such
as different methods Of storing the
planting of the German Iris.' The
roots of these should be carefully di-
growths of tbege subjects and of
blackberries be
I I�, , adian, British and American
-
� laureate), Bernard Shaw, L. Peassall
1�mith,
and -Canada Would be about as appro-
adopting the tactics later employed
threshed wheat, use of dehydrator,
vided and be planted according to
la'yered. This being �-
a more certain way , I
., Companies.
.:
Sir Johnstone Forbes�Robert-
Prof. Daniel
priate as a fire extinguisher on top
Great Pyramid. Vincent
by Welling,, -,n he broke the Norman
etc., it was decided that the only -safe
their,size and the purpose for which
of propagating
the plariis, as almost all the layers ,
�.t Ad kinds of insurance effected
son and Jones, with A.
I Lloyd James
of the -Hon.
I
onset. As vvening came on his vic-
rule to follow iii combine harvesting
required, either in nu'rsery-lines or in
will root. The process of layering I
. �L 1.1, at the lowest rates, including-
, . FIRF, LIFE, ACCIDENT, AUT&
as secretary.
� Some of the problems put up to the.
Massey.
-
tory was wnn, but a chance arrow
killed him, and a trick retreat by the
is to wait until -the majority of the
-
dry
positions where to flower. Shallow
consist simply in pegging do
8 wn the
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committee have no solution, and none
"goff"
News item says -Motorist while
'
Normans lcd the Saxons into an ac-
grains are and hard. In order
that the grain might reach sufficient
planting is recommended. To receive-
these plants the soil sbould be deeply
growths and c th6 part in eon-
tact with the I (
= with loose
I
... GLASS RISKS.
is attempted. How about an,l
"golf"? Usage is too evenly divided1by
�for
honking his horn was slightly injured
a bolt of lightning. The unfor -
tion w hieb (Inded in their defeat and
Trade Williarn King.
maturity to keep without less from
dug and a moderate amount of stable
soil
to the depth two or three inches. �' 4
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an absolute decis�on. The Oxfordittinate
part of this instance is that
0 I
bin -burning or from being-, graded
damp or tough; it was fo i
and neces-
manure be incorporated at the time.
Before time to lift the Gladiola and
Incidentally - . I
ies of climbing roses �
may also be layezed at this time
I. IL REAL ESTATE and LOAN AGENT
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dictionary prefers golf, but adds: "The
Scotch is (with
lightning never strikes twice in the
same Journal.
sary to let the crop stand 10 to 15
Dahlias.of which subjects it is neces-
with
fair certainty of success. .
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. Representing "Huron and Brie
pronunciation gof a
long o), the pronunciation gof (wich
place.-Otta-va
COSTS, OF OPERATING
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days after Ehe time the binder -could
have
sary to retain the varietal names, the
'be
The 'ol d fruiting c - -
,anes of raspber-
"� L ,L Mortgage Corporation, of London,
:,��, - �1.. Ontario.
a short ol, somewhat fashionable in
I -never do win a raffle. -Her Ma-
HARVESTER -THRESHER
been used. In warm and dry
weather this period might be reduced
labels should examined and be re-
printed where necessary. Once the
ries may no*- prop�rly be removed- .
This will. aid in keeping the
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England, is an attempt to imitate
this." In golfing matters the Scot-
jesty the Queen.
Every farmer who owT9 any one of
to nine days. 13
names are lost it is often difficult to
plantation .
free from insects and favor a better
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tish vote must carry great weight. It
-
the modern farm implements far la-
'A comparison of the combine and
binder and in
identify the kinds. Now is the time
development of the young canes
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. , W'�� Business e5tablished 50 years,
, ,
rnay be observed that a no less mark-
WILLIAM
bor sa,, ing is interested in the cos,t
r1f operating his machine and in re-
separator regard to
grain losses was made in eircumstan-
to Obviate the trouble. I
To promoy the form of large
which wilf fruit next- year, to jjay It' �,
nothing[ of the improved
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-
ed divergence, which has nothing to
do with is to be found
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SUCCESSFUL BANDIT
ducing that cost whe'rever possible.
ces very unfavorable to t�e combine,
- ,ation
and perfect blooms the Dahlias and
�vppearanee
of the plot. � ,-
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pronunciation,
in the use of "links" as singular or
Within the- past ten years, the com-
the wheat being injured by root rot,
the tall. Asters may be disbudded.
Swedes or ruta baga should now be I
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RESIDENCE PHONE, 60.
plural; there is so much sanction for
As we read of him in our schOO!
I
b i n e d reaper -thresher, variously
and the crop weedy, or else -damaged
by
Especially if for show purposes should
thinned. Ripened onions be liftea
,f
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I'll
each that neither can be calledwrong.
hi,t,ries Will ia�n fte C nqueror seem-
known as the "combine," the "harves-
saw fly, showed that �tbere was
this b4 done. This practice also fav-
and be placed on a dry floor until
-1
Fine shades of vowel quality perhaps
t king an�? warrior' but
ter -thresher," the "reape'r-thresher,"
very little difference in the amount of
ors the Aevelopment of long and
ready to store away. Onionst deteri-
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, � �
lie outside the province of a board of
viewed through the eyes of mode�n in-
quiries he seems a less worthy per-
ed reaper
and the "combin -thresher,"
has
grain lost by either method of bar-
-
vesting. In a clean, undamaged crop
sturdy stems
To keep R d
orate very rapidly if left in the soil
.
wheiii mature.
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It
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standardizathm; the committee raises
birt does not answer the iquestion
sonage, and Miss Sarah Henry -Ben-
attainect considerable popularity
in Western Canada, and since the
the combine would save as much"'and
of
heat appearance should be the . aim.
Water should be applied to the late .
,'.
whether the word "cross" . should have
to,, who has recently concluded a
purcha�;e of a machine of such large
possibly more grain than would the
-
Weeds and dead leaves. and flower
cauliflowers if drought pertains or
, NortlL
ff.�, .
the long vowel of a word like "ali"
critical survey of the ki'ng and his
harvesting and labor saving capacity
binder and separator.
stems should be reni-oved and walks,
'and
this vegetable cannot grow to perfeo-
"�i.. am P -M.
I
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or the short vowel of a word like "on"
times, shows that be was a bandit.
entails a very considerable invest-
Replies to questionnaires dealing
beds borders ,be properly edged.
tion. I. -
. Exeter ............ 10.16 6-04
7!:. .:
-a statement which, says the Sp i
119-
What would have been the course of
Trent, and its maintenance and opera-
with the combine have been received
August is an extremely hard Won-th
- .
Ait. this time of the year thdare ia
1
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field Republican, may be misleadihg
our British history had A-11liam the
tion are a small item, there is reason
from owners each year since 1921.
-The following
on tree and shrub growth, as at this
sure to -be �n accumulation of veg-
.11� Kippen ........... 10.35 6-U
.tt�', L Brucefield 10.44 6.32
to many Americ s because .
in this
Conqueror never won the Battle Of
Hastings it is idle to speculate. It
to believe that thA results Of experi-
conclusions on the safe
maximum acreage for one combine
time the soil is usually at its driest.
Water be if
etable refuse. When decomposect this 11 -
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country "on" is omn spoken much as
though it "ahn, "
is generally agreed that the Norman
ments in its use at the Dominion Ex-
"periment Station, Swift Current
are based partly on the owners' ex-
must applied the weather
is at all dry to all newly planted sub-
will make an excellent manure. Why
not Inake A beat compost heap in I
...td Clinton, Ar . ....... IL05 &52
.1
was spelled where-
as in England it has more nearly the
bl000d that was infused into the Eng-
Saskatchewan, should hold' interesi
perience a'hd partly on the weather
%
jects - and especially to- the smaller
an �r
obscure . corner. In Spring the ma -
"T Clinton, Lv . ..... . 1L16 6.52
: .
sound of "awn," except that it is
lishmen of the period and for huin-
for owners and prospective purchas-
records obtained on the Swift Current
L
evergro�ens Shallow cultivation will �
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terial can be- titilized by digging it in-
.
L, :. 1IL21 6.58
-1
more quickly spoken.
dreds of years Igater was a precious
ers.
Station. I
greatly aid in holding the moisture-
to t4e soil. The alternative is to dig
, w. Londesborouch . - - - 1"5 7.12
In the Church of England "crawss"
substance, and that to it we trace
The machine, as its name i mplies,
The average ,startinlK date of com-
Thig-week is practically the last on
it into the soil I ter this year'.
4
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V Blyth ............. IL" 7.21
L
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is said to be common, and the advis-
some of t-Tiose noble characteristics
unites the -functions 6f the bin der and
bines in Sas
. katchowan and Alberta
which seeding perennials may be
I
Those fortunate eriottgh to own or -
., Bel M
:� grave .......... 11-66 7
".
ory committee seems to think it is
which we like to think of as di stine-
the -separator, but eliminates the bind-
in 1926 was August'24, and the aver-
safely transplanted to mrsery lines'
'
chards should see that sucker
". Wingham Jet, Ar.. M08 7
'L I, A5
gaining ground. Its secretary re-
I.
tive in the British breed. But it
ing attachment of the binder and the
age closing date was October 2'. The
as time Must be allowed for them to'
-all
growths are removed from the base of
�.It, Wingbam Jct., LV - - M08 7A
.11.,�, - V 6
I. ",gum M12 7.55
marks: "If you are a Londoner, and
would seem that the English blood of
the period was all right as it was
feeder and �blower of the separator.
The
average number of days lost in that
.
penod due to rain add snow, was I$;
become fully established and to be-
come before
younj-;Apple, pear and other
fr�u `traeg.
... , .........
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over 40, see if your pronunciation of
,cross'
Without this foreign infusion, fiLrd
grain 19 cut at whatever height
is necessary to get all the heads. The
leaviqg, h period of 16 days, exclusive
strong and vigorQx the
Winter. In cages where the peren-'
it Often these ake I until .
the late, , Whnter is done,
,I , " , �L South.
,� .
agrees with that of young peo-
pie of 15." If this change is coming,
that if the land had been left alone
heads are conveyed to the cylinder
of Sundays, on which the combine
nials were sown late and have not.
pruning much I
harm in the meantime, may aceme.
V"
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��
shall we ascribe it to the vogue
it *ould have escaped many horrible
.
by means dtbelts and slat c onveyors.
could be operated. Betweein August
been pricked- Off, it will be well . to
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Even in'the cape of ornamental graft-
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winghara 6.55 9.15
Of
"The Rosary"? In Canada and the
curses, some of which extend their
.
All the threshing mechanism is aim-
24 and October 2, in the seasons 1922
ailow them to remain in the seed li'nes
e'd shrubs such as flowering crabst,
I : .........
.Pt .
.1 - '3),,gha-m JeL . . . I. . 7.01 8.21
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United States there will be little re-
blight to our own day.
William was, as P. W. Wilson sug-
ilar to that of the separ ater, except
that the straw is deposi ted in
to 1025, inclusive, there was an aver-
age of,31 combine-dayq at Swift Cu -r-
over Winter, perhaps at this - ti
. me
'thinning them out to give remain
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p ums and. cherries, suckers may be
ike maklis'd injuring,or I
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----mse to the call for the proinificita-
gests in the New York Times, really
a wind-
row belhindtlie' maihi
rent. 'It is reasonable to assume that
-.the -
'in ones an opportu-6ty for better
dauIsing the
death -these
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". Blyth ............. 7.27 8.44
, V
.. Londesborough .... 7.86 3.52
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L1,n of "sheikh" as "shake," a word
recommended by British lexi�co
ollywood character, a
a H nd every act
pted'with a k een
- . � cattered
uniformly 6%j the ground by a straw
in an average season the combine--6an
'
be expected to operate for at least 24
I
9.
Aevblopment. That is where',only a
few .
of � Which 4re- used to- em-
hellish the I' Al '
*
Awiti I krow-ths from
11" , 7A9 4.06
li
phers, but the slang vogue of the
dramatic.
spreading attachment. The threshed
da
of each are -required. . .,
'time
belo* the,eratt'shotild-IY� revioved as 1,
, .1�
�
�1- Clinton ........... 7.56 4.13
word may not last long and when it
eye to the This was prob-
aLbfv by accident, but it that
grain runs ftom aL Spout into a Wag("
,. % n
s. Assuming an'average acreage
.y _
. Now is' `tAe to Wer border
on As noticed.-., , I
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., 8.03 4.20
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passes its pronunciation wi
ill not be
suggests
Wiili,m' the Conqueror might make
attached t�Ahd combine.
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.� % � Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.32
Kim" 9.22 4.40
more important tyban 50 years ago
when it in
the subject of one of the best histori-
In the 14tA*r, type of combine, cut-
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one met only books Or
cal romances ever screened. His birth
ting fifteen to tw ty feet, the clat-
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1� Exat 9.47 6.05
travel. But while a word is slang,
discussion how to "
was romantic, and the circumstances
ting and threshing mechanism is Op-
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of pronounce it Is
futile; people do not consult learned
that preceded it were equally so. His
father was the Duke of Normandy,
erated b mounted on the
y a n engine
frame of the t a e. This type of
q thin
- tietwoo
. an w tie
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authoritie4 for advice in regard to
who respected just one law, naniely
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combine ii c
0'& by either hofse or
,
Gaed for
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slang. While the committee's man -
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the game law. So long as a person
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by a tractoi. '; A sinaller combine, cut-
LAO -Lt,d%
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date relates only to pronunciation, it
is justified in
did not poa,eb he was -all tight. ,ind
ting nine tdJenL feet, !s, drawn by a
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a.m. P'm"
recommending the use
might indulge in what ever peecadil-
tractor and th
,o mechinism is operat-
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'�-,11,un, 6.00 2.20
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Of "airplane� instead of "neroplane,"
for three decades of use have
loss he plearsed, so long as they did
ed by a pOW'4i.take-Off'from the trac-
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o�':'�ft[��,�,"� - �
popular
the latter
�not affect the comfort or convenience
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shown form to be too dif-
fictilt for the average t6ngu -
e
of the Duke, who was named, not
without - Am of � im-IL
The first,tolabi'ne operated in Csi�r
A494 was ihrdhil�lv 'that of MessrA
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� � . St. Columban ...... 0.49 8.20 ,, Those who prefer the classical Devil, a title he welcolned M a ilat- 'Shaw and 9-dWiteds, of Spy flill, Sask., 11 .. I � I �,-.� Il,�:, I I 11, " 1, . I I.''. . " I *., . ,,., ". L , � I �.: : '', - , , ,
1. aerall should bear in mind that the ural tribute to his abilities. �Jft one in 1908. lously, from 1890 and �, , � ti � �.,, . . I I .. ..
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on th 614 1 � .1 I .1 I
" West - -iges there o fit, � , -, I � I ,� "� ,,
. actual choice lies between "airplane", of his Norman vill I ;,t'had ed somb I ,. I ,�
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Z,�, and "aeroplanell- there is no use in tanner named Fulbert, wh6 .Y., .- -..y mountain
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,,,, -, alto. Pan. P -M Was sus- . , - ��
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