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OFFICERS: Hewart by the Earl Of Birkenhead, the winning of prizes in cornpetiti-on de@tk, . 411 res6orcei. - �- -1A_'rg4.e'Ja#Jni%.� iK �.' _. -, -� , . _�., - .- ., ", ;-'_7 - : �. ". , - -1 . - -1
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Jas. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-president of London, on April 27, 1924. It is tain principles rnu.,t be observed. The , oppss i t 1, 1. s.." , d. � ,,,,,�� - , �, . , I . ,
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Alex- Leitch, R_ R. No. fifty-fourth year. He was a Lanca- c1ples are not rulea. To exhibit I � I .,�.. 4, ! ." �"� , , .. ..
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Eng '& A third was rriade,by the findb himself less isola - I . ''I . I . 1. . , - ..
William Rinny No, 2. Seaf'orth, his own exertions. Nor was his sea- exhibit which is not properly arrang- ,6-n ted. For iiiin . I I .. _ . ... � �,. -
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ton;.James Connolly, Goderich; Alex at Oxford by the mixture of bad luck lack educational qualities. older,.i4 years than that of Ragers- of increased �Ontact with neighbors, - .� . .. . I
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Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Ro and bad health. He did not find him- The simple arrangement dies of siAness have been made of maikeis. I - � . .. .. �. :
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bert Ferris, self in a position when he left Oxford the most artistic. The flowers should ' � - 1. -, -k I I .
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Harlock; George McCartney, No. 3, to address himself directly or immedi- be displayed in their containers in a ind groups. 1tv I - . -1 � I
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JAMES. WATSON -try difficult career for those who lack ery flower on its stem standing out the usual health studies in that it in- with broAdervision beeause of enlarg- . . - PRODUC17 OF .... I
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SEAFORTH,ONT. for at least ten years. And so it hap- cording to its nature. In other words Cluded-'mild illness, almost tihe mild- ed e ' xperience Ahrough -contact -with �1, I ..... . GENERAL MOTORS OF fCANADA, LUM7ED .
pened to him -that he resorted to an appearing as natural as possible. est illness. as well as ' fatal ill�ess and more, people arid, places. The grocer,, � � I . - . .
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adian, British a n d American He became a reporter in the Press stems, see that this is done. Grace- of the automobile. The -busineh. marf ed a radiator of the design of th.- I Oilt is said t�fttFordadded spice W
Companies. Gallery of the House of Commons. ful exhibits cannot be arranged wbere In the I I agerstown study each 1,000 finds it indispensable. In short, who Lincoln car, wliic'h Ford also mi the situation when he allowed one
All kinds of insurance effected Another distinguished contemporary the stems are too short to allow of children un(fer 5.. years of age had would desire to go back to the -'days and foi . model to be driven t" gulf club. A,
at the lowest rates, including- judge had preceded him in this ap-, the flowers assuming a natural pose. 1,588 JM(--;ses in the course of two bef?)re this individual transportaffon y wheel brake niethanism.
1qrs and three winters; children At about the time of the showing few saw it. The hood was not lifted.
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, AUTO- prenticeship; for Sir Henry Duke, the Here then is one of the great prin- sumln unit become practical? Oneyear now of this picture in print.it was stfited Slackening of operation by Ford has � �
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MOBILE, TORNADO AND PLATB President of the Probate, Divorce and ciples to guide the exhibitor. Floweri 5 to A yoaA of age, had 1,554 ill- affords mor� experiences *nd oppor- in the news of the day that Ford, had brought below nortnal business for
GLASS RISK& Admiralty Court, commenced his ca- whose stem . a are shortened unnatur- nessqq; It, to 15 years, 1,187 illnesses. tunities than were formerly possible asked the Detroit carlines to provide so many that his progress 'is being i
-Also- reer from the same exalted but un- ally cannot be arranged in any natTar- The &6p in the second half of thab in two. 1, electric can for 3,000 more workmen. followed, as closely as possible, by
promising situation. al and graceful manner. Rather the ten y4dar 11Vriod was much more rapid. As development proceeds, greater Another item, of 'interest is the re- eVeryond. in the automotive manufoc-
REAL ESTATE and LOAN AGENT And yet, the position, remote as it practice permits only of a stiff and- At 24 year., bf age the sickness rate benefits than now seem possible will woval--of the assembly -lines Iftom the turing industry. So man7 other comt- t �
seems from the road of forensic sue- austere arrangement which by rea- was -considerably lower than -that -of become apparent. The interw-oven Highland-Xgirk plant of Ford. But panies are dependent upon Forcf that
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Mortgage Corporation, of London, bers of the Press are notoriously All flowers should be exhibited in a slow, gradual, almost even -rise until phases,of human advancement are so said -that, Ford would replace old as, roundings, is below normal and every -
Ontario. warm-hearted, and they are- also clan- condition of freshness. ne aim age 6 * 5,and over, in which case sick- -far-reaching a's to be 4�npossible �O sembl . 91 liTies -with new ones that would one is hoping against hope now that
Prompt attention paid to Placing ni��. And so it happened that if one should be to have the exhibits as ness was nearly two-thirds tis orev- mention in a brief article. *There is allow the asseilably on the chain plan Ford will'hasten -his experime-aW
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risks and adjusting of cbdmjL of their number, whom they hove lik- fresh as possible at the time of judg- alentas it was in early childhood. food for thought in the fact that Lind- of Ford, Lincoln aAd Also Fordson work and get down to real man4fAc- 4�
. Business established So yeam ed and admired, has set out to storm ing. A wilted exhibit will not in com- The Ackliest year, �f the* school age� bergh's flight, was made possible by tractor an at the same time. The turing. But Ford -knows that to bring
Eve period - Was 5 to 6. Clnldren of, this, the develonme'ut of the g,asoline motor ne�,V line - I
guaranteeing good service. even greater fortresses than those petition win a major prize. n a � a oig. ivill also allow of the as- out-amodel not mechanically p�ikfeCt
OFFICE PHONE� 33. which are open to pressmen, his old single wilted flower contained there- age hail b t one-tbitd'more sick- for use in thit automobile. - Who can sembly of the 'new eight cylinder would be pI&yiv_g 'with fire inasmuch
. colleagues follow his career with sym- in may be the means of losing a ne8q than -ohodren 15 years of age. measure the .valuet of the automobile model. It is reported that this -model as-eompetitorg would soon grab. the . I
RESIDENCE PHONE, 60. - pa6y and pleasure; and, what is per- prize. All illness was divided into two .to this present age- and v�ho` eau taY will be aircooled. - , 9 . . �.
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art, therefore, who is a particularly I&te at night after they have freshen- meant colds, coughs, sore thr,oats, \ .
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'HAM affectionate and lovable man began ed up, and be placed directly in wa- bronchitis, pneumonia, consumption -
LONDON AND WING .1 his legal career with this advantage, ter and thence in a cool position such and a few. related diseases. by*non- FORD ORDERING ONLYI�5,000 tures. Naturally these have to be in- upset. The competitors are th.exiefore
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Nort[L if he had no other, that there wera as a c'ellar wit)"out he9t from the res . CARS are said to be on the 'road. After slip by nov�, feel that the ti6iible for �
a.uL p.m. many people who liked him and were furnace will afford. ' Under the influ- ness. About three-fifths of all the . * V
determined that no conspicuous case ence of a lower' temperature than that illnes�; was respirstoU. Every scrap of news to -day that severe trials the mechanical feature', 1927 will possibly be dilayed,untill
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Exeter ............ 10.16 6.04 in which he was engaged should be outdoors and the more humid atmos- The (1hildren were very subject to concerns the plans of Henry Ford is may or may not be bAopted. It Jmust 1028 as Ford will have to do so much
Hensall ........... 10.30 6.18 wanting in reasonable publicity. For phere which u-sually pertains in such respiratory aisiesses. This r4te fell looked ii�on asy most important. be recalled that Fofd -has held to one work in.building up a new (fistribut- - -
Kippen ........... 10.86 6.23 the career of a journalist he possess- places the flowers will stiffen up and until age 20�25, when it -was at its Ford's actions and his probable model for 20 years or more and that ing .Organization, rebuilding the old 4,
10.44 6.32 course have so much to do with con- he -and his force are not trained in which has been shot full 9f holes due
ed many striking gifts. He was a i� placed in position at the exhibition Ir,w"'t. It then -rose slightly un �
li e 10.58 6.46 til ditions of the industry. ,Much has making changes. Designing"Und per- to the inability of dealerf; in Ford
good classical scholar, and had im- -without being exposed to the sun aL,(, 3.5. after wbich.period it remain- �
Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 "2 . been published of lite in despatches fecting a new car which will i�pt cars to carry the load for such an ex -
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Clinton, Lv . ....... 11.15 6.52 that general literary cultivation which tion. As a last measure a very fine dcr ,,f 'he life period. The nonres- Irom- Detroit but, in some.instances show bugs aplenV is. therefore - a tended period of time. - Meanwbile ,; , -
11.21 6.58 . . m8re may be learne'd from the ou�! stupendous task to bjnr where in General motors with Chevrolet as ft
perhaps the overwhelming justifi- E�pray of water should be directed on pirat(jr,, sickness rate was at its low s ,
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Londesborough .... 11.86 7.12 *T" that i; side looking in, than when on the I models are ig showing vast sales -
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Blyth ............. 11." 7.21 OM (. , ground. For instance: From a man changed ofice and twice yearly, tl�ere gains for. the summor months run- -!! : -9
11.56 7M the study of Latin and Greek. He an atomizer just before judging com- rc,r, -Ivaally until age 65 and older. who dealt in materials It is learned is but little effort .topiparative to ning almost or quite obe-quarter. . I
Wingliam Jet, Ar.. 12.08 7.45 not only appreciates good literature', mences. This only, however, in the - that Ford -is ordering for but 5,000 . I . 1. I . �
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winglism, ......... 6.55 8.15 that I was dining at the Mess of the arranged, in any graceful and fully enc(- i- detrimental are gone forever. Ford has or bad 10,000 dealers it 1. I � I . - . ,- _. . .... 1. . � . � -1 ;1 . . 11 � 1. ". '. 1! ''. I � ; ,�/ ,
Wingham. JeL ..... 7.01 8.21 ; Northern Circuit of Liverpool on one natural manner. No djht exists in the mind of the is ' I . - '! I , . % i
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Belgrave .......... 7.15 8.32 ' 'he occasions on which Hewart was In the case of individual exhibits kef�n �11erver and the sound thinker many, Who have taken on other cars, -
Blyth ............. 7.97 8.44 eating a probationary dinner. I did as for instance, where specifications that motor ' car development has may have 1�ift 50 per cent. of the num- ,: 11111� oll
Londesborough .... 7.85 8.52 not know him by sight, and asked call for an exhibit of a given number, hroug)�, about benefits to mankind ber. A produttion of 5,000 cars to �.. .... -
7.49 4.06 who, he was. I do not think he will of asters, zinnias or other flowers, far in � xceds of the most hopeful and start would then, in all probability - � �M ... I
Clinton ........... 7.56 4.13 take offence if, with the libertg of an wherever possible the subjects should dmhit:,i:1s forecasts -of the early advO- represent one car each to the dealers' .. � i I
,Huton Jc1L ....... 8-08 4-20 Old friehd, I state that I did not form, be cut with reasonably long stems and cat(,�t J the idea. I - Late' reports state it will be some I
Brucefield ......... 8.16 4.32 the slightest conception of the distin- the flowei-s .should be of uniform size. Futi- generations, will undoubted- time yet before the ofr3 n .� "
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. Hensall ........... . 8.32 4.50: And yet it was impossible to talk to flowers should not constitute an ex- . ____ . __ ment of the Ford company is macd&le. - I 1� ... I � ,.
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Exeter ............ -SA7 6.05 him without realizing that he wa.4 a hibit. Every.flower in the coil�ai I^ - a $1,000,000 daily losi- in overhead-, _.
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C. N. R. TIME TABLE suspect that just as the�- qualities shape, be as large as possible and of I it- * called thdt dompetitorts of Ford haem 1:11.11: 1".." I--
pawt which I have indicated had made for the same appearance,, though not nec- , cars designed anit ready to announc.- , ,,.,
a.m. p.m. him powerful friends among the essarily in coldr unless the specifies- Gr ain Pool - but ale- waiting hig-announeement'be- ,; I'll �-
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6.01D 2.20 Press, they equally smoothed, in . .. � - fore doing so. Ford knows that and .; ..�
Holmesville .... � ... 6.17 2.37 almost incredible degree, his earIv hibited. it Is Vety, necessary that. you have may be waiting out competitors him- ., '.: I T�l
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Clinton ............ 6.25 2.52 struggles at the Bar. He. became the In the collections also uniformity .
6.41 3.12 pupil of the late Mr. Sutton, of Man- is essential to. success in the exhibit- it is m,,re'nedessaTY that you should time before the trade stotm breaks, -. . �� -
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St, Columban ...... 6 . 49 8.20 � - The batt for supremacy J� loomilig, . %d .-
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