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eon�lusion that, with conditions as . . :1 as pastures h d 'b"' . V . Re, I - _ , . . , ,�`,�. ,n, �,�, ,�
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and., mom or less unemplo,yrnent,� the . �s . . m: is . / Fut . suffig irk severely for lack 69 mois- 1W., DuucAn_-3A*,;sji.os� �� - �- :� . �. .", " , ,:,�, d 'X� -
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.vdse, thing to do is to, cut do,,wn the towardk; theproject and not irnfriend-Vver the oh6ck lots of $10.42 - ... ; - - - .. '.. � . t . Harvesting thr , , AV
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iniftx Yrom the outside. British And 15� pr,. . J_ As plus 24. - Fath'i Wd,:.,�`."', , ",
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rse, are in a T39s'sibly rnay' be adjusted peaceably twOnty-lsix cents pey. bushel. I oellent yields are reported. , , plus K who ' 1%-d Aqu.'' ,,, ,R) . �
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preferred class. To if, through -political interference, 2,000. pounds of ,potatoes fed",there'is � �' h' ',"] alsike, and clovers yielded very . "'. 10 ,
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\there is no impediment, although they . the scheme should be blocked, an up - an increase in gain over check lots . . . 1, - !: ,_.-, factorily, as ,high as nin� bushels per Mrs, Bechely-S losses A. ll� " , . Z- . 11
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0" ' roar of. large, proportion ,is foreseen of $17.12 This is equi.valent to bet- . .. acre of red. clb,Vbw having r.R_,Q -."IT �, �
are not being encouraged to do a . been re- Robert Boyd -3 wins ;ius 5. nu;`ber7Or-L3re,aT$, "", "M I
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there has been no ter than fifty-one cents per bushel for ' - I r P.114 ,
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assisted. In regard to. all others, -the ., heretofore ported, in K ora district. Many drov Miss B. Campbell ---J3 ,wins plus Is. fine 10!0,�,Actp, f in ,�q ,
olltie4l inteTfiwence" with'the head the potatoes so -fed. , - N. CLUFF &`,,.,,',,SONS - _n,,$J.�
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Minself some land and go into farm� dy .People the real qualities of our pro- Many are holding their cat'la over 'Mrs. H. 'Stewart -1 win plus 5, good hq41th, for aw��_o `�,.".y.eqXS smii�l-., _:,*d4�, I - I I I �
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national as well as its local aspects. average of Only 22,9 pounds per day for the Christmas trade. S=e ex- Dr. Burrows --2 wins plus 9, , .1;i
ing .Another ,Inatural oteption ks I . per steer for turnips and 92.2 pounds ducts, to demonstrate 'the,vilue of . tends, taking a.r4st. L ", I � �", � ".", I ,,ir I ,��':
6! . ' I cellent crops of barley, oats and mix- Mrs. Clos" wins plus 11. - I " " L, ,� ; �1
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I . per day per -steer for potatoes. In so � ed grains hame been harvested this (Dr. -R. R. Ros-g-1 win plus 4. -1 . ��� :;,.!
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ber'e ,or whd may be in transit. The . th�em the -aAvantages of, buying at served"as Mismanaik Sunday ln� t . . . . . . . �;; `:,�A
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far as turnips are concerned this is a , season. In Norfolk County one farm6 'Mrs. 0, Neil -I win plus 3. . ,.:, 1 I
N. -newpolicy discouraging British inimi- bFFERS SCHOLARSHIP home� In short, we want to establish local Lutheran ,Church, The' sev,does .. ��,`- , I
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ed by most, feeders. . Using �Ienry t7leen consumer and prodl oats from a 15 -acre field, or me,%Tly Harry iStewart--2 wins plus 14. Rev. 'Mr. Alberti, of Brodliagi4i . , "' -
er in England, where they have a COUNTY OFFERS SCHOLARSHIP and MorrisonsIs figures for dry mat- jeer, " In 100 bushels per acre. n� =4 :�,:-',
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. -at is 10.9 per vent. for turnips - , , .. "'.. :� 41
huge surplus population which they TO SITUDENT IN AGRICULTURE ter, th ted cam- tMiss L. Faulkner -2 wi& plus 9. in the evening Rev. Mr. selin � "" "
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,as vot. and 21.2 per cent. for potatoes we Valuable 0. A. C. Exhibit. � I .; '. - .., "X ..
The Huron County Council I tario distributors of food will be ask- passed off ,qery- qu I .I.
. it is probably in. keeping with Can-- . le ;y, , , '. '
s a scholarship for a discover that a greater-amounr of dry Taking as its keynote the crop- LONDESBORO , in,Labor i)i� , tl ".1 - :,�j,;',�
. adian sentiment at the present time. ed $50.00 ,toward, ed jbin, Mr. J. B. Fairbairn, Deputy ' the villaie, many o�,,%6 resido#fs '-, �;;,-�
. matter was fed to those steers re- producing power,of Ontario soils, the . � . .. . .. ..
� I�or is the .policy any very wide ad - county boy attending the Ontario '. . .Minister of Agriculture, said -that Notes. -Rev. MT. Forester deliver- going out ,Of town for the'day, . � �1, 4,1� , .�
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vauce upon -that ,of the former govern- Agricultural -College. This amount will cciving most Canadians would be astonisheil ed a -.very profitable and inspiring ser- -Last Friday night while returninIg '-, - . �� ,,,',�'
I note that the; rerturns for dry- matter hibit at the C, N. E. has attracted . 7, Q
:ment, which, becoming impressed with -be supplemented b� a. similar sum t the amount of foodstuffs imported mon last ,Sabbath tot a large congre. from ,Grand Bend, Mr. Elzar -Mous� 11: � :,��,'�i,6,'," e
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fed are rather close being $4 78 per " great, attention. It embodie3 a huge gation. . seau had the .", ,
the need of curtailment, deci.ded that from theWassey Fund at the College. . at the very time Of year when Can- misfortune to Luniht% - . lt�
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� -A each -province shall havle the say as That -is to ,say, the lucky student will cent adians are producing similar products. cornucopia picturing the fertile. soils Rev. Mr. Johnston ,has returned af- .a ,bunch of ,cattle which had striLyed . I ;.,. 111,,,.�,
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� and $4.04 per cent. for dry matter An extra slice of br6ad, a day would of Ontario pouring forth hundreds of ter spending a moilth's vacation at on to the 'road and one of the anira'als dd . ; 11 .. %, z jli� ..
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to how many people it wants and This at&ount should fed as. potatoes. thousands of bushels of wheat, oats the summer home near Sarnia. Mrs. jumped on to the auto . .11". .: ...�� I
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ecute its orders. represent a large pi thL- firsy We� feel safe in stating that the d barley, and thousands of tons Of Johnston and Howard expect to re- that the front part of ,the car was ... , � "...
All this reflects a great change in year's expenses -of a boy attending practice of feeding either turnips or wheat, he stated, and unemployment an . , !,�.,�12 I
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would be relieved potatoes, roots, corn, vegetab'es, hay turn next week. -'d badly damaged. Luckily the occu- ,. " I
potatoes to steers is economicalIv considerably by and other products. A giant'itiap of Nurse Lyon, of Wind ' .., .... : . ���`JR�
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public attirtudes in the last few years that .institution. M* Paign �, ,"I.".. . I
vigorous prosecution of the ca sor, is at pres- pants escaped injury. .."111 � . . . . .
Three years ago the demand for im. The conditions are 'briefly ag',fol- sound and is to be recommenled. Fur. in mind. the province shows the location of ent visiting her parents, Mr. aTA Mrs. On Monday a number of the mem- :":��,-��,,'ilf` I
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-migration was clamorous. More pop- lows:- ther, that .the feeding of aull pota- � the 1,100 fertility test plots which the W. Lyon. bers of the local Lutheran Leakue at- . p. i
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I P toes to,steers offers an excellent maT_ Changes in Repiesentatives. - Mr. A. Lyon left for Kitch(ner on' tended the convention of the Leaguem . � I I I �;. , .
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. ulation was ,represented as the dom- 1. Applicants should be f4L`111VL`.j ket for this by product of the seed . Ontario. This year, -with nearly ev- Monday to resume his duties as teach- held at Prestion. . .......,
inant need -of Canada, and the sons residing in 'Huron 'County. otato industry, and that in years of Several changes have recently been ery crop grown in Ontario on theze . . : , ". �fi�.
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government was criticized for not 2. Applicants must be ,Mr. and Mrs. 'Henry Krueger and , I I . � � �': "
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.0 bringing in a larger influx, One of age On or before September 19, 1930, low marketability the entire Potato made in the agricultural L representa- Plots, a wide variety of fertilizers 'Mr. E' Grey left Manday to com- Mx. 'Herbert Krueger visited Kitchen- d.� ,:!"',. ,
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the most prominent of Conservatdve, the,opening day of College. crop might be fed with the assurance � have been applied on the farmers' own mence his new duties on the'. Palmers- er and Toronto over the holiday., . 1, I I. ,.'-.ii,,,
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-1Aa&-ians unfolded.a. -andiose 2 Applicants may eiater either the of at least a fair return. . I lands under their own conditions. ton teaching staff. I Mr. and -Mrs. Harold May, of . ...",
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scheme, involving millions of dollars two year AssociateCourses or the De- I -1 -
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' . REPORT OF HOG
the Peace River distriet with 300,OOG ,4. Ap;�;-,ants should figure on
people in ten years. No sooner did taking up farnfing as their vocation . I
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talk ceased and since then, measures course. -
have been directed mainly to curtail- 15. Only one scholarship is avail- The following is the report of hog
ment. Those just.taken are the most able for the year 1030-31. h nding July 30,
stringent in the history of Canadian 6. The* total amount of the seb,ol-
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I immigration. Naturally, they are onl� arship is $1,00.400, payable in two in- 'Seaforth-Total hogs, 179; select
tentative because, when business con- stahnents, one at the opening of the bacon, 78; bacon, 75; ,butchers, 7;
ditions become normal, there will be Fall Term and the otherat the open- heavies, 5; extra heavies, 2; lights And
a r4newed demand for more people, ing of the Winter. Term. . feeders, 4. 1
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pand or develop. acter and other recommendations On, 8-0.1- bacon, 41�butchers, 9; lights
-1 , should be mailed to The Ontario De- and feeders, 8. . . .
175,000 Unemployed. partment Of Agriculture, Clinton, not Hensall-Totial hogs, 475; select
The newly elected parliament will later tham, -September 10th. bacon, 1-23; bacon, 278; butchers, 50;
I be assembling here shortly. It will be 8. If a number of applications aTe heavies, 7;,extra heavies, 2; lights and
the -first time in years that an extra received it may be necessary to have feeders, 1 1.
the applicants appear ,before a corn- Huron Go. Locals --Total hbgs, 2,-
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Session ,has occurred. For this --cason, mittebi Ac, decide the ,winner.
intewgst will attach to its delibera- NO; select bacon, 511; bacon, 1,169 ;
It is ,not necessary here to dwell I
tions, but it will be accentuated be- upon -the advaintages' of a . butchers, 200; heavies, 38; extra heav-
� . -IF &11 -*4-1 -ha ed condi- Course .in ies, 5; lights and feeders, 32.
Field representatives ensure accur- Miss Rickall is at present the guest
cheneir, visited- relatives here over the
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'Mr. P. Kdo,pp, of Buffalo. visited at
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unfertilized area.' In the fall wheat holidays �t the home of Mr. arid Mrs.
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cause � .7 .1r. Agriculture at such a well known, in- Hurogi County -Total hogs, 5,476 ; — provided much valuable infoernation Wiss Stone, of St. Thomas, spent 'Hay Council Meeting. -The re lar ..:
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tions. since the old parliament was diS- stitution. Thpre shoul�i_ not be a I t bacon, 1,600; bacon, 2,957; but- for callers. - Miss monthly meeting of the council of the ;
! mlved on CYLAy 31st. Conservatives, scarcity -of suitable applicants. There- se ec several days last week with � .
! , chers, 5,6.6; heavies, 10,6; extra heavies, I
. meanwhile, have attained the trela-s- tives of Ontario. ,M. F. Cook, who Township of Hay was beld in the . .
fore-, It is hoped that any boy con- ' 0- Olvetta Br�lgham. ..".
ury benches, and Liberals, after nine 17; lights and feeders, 104. .. I,.
. . templating entering the 0. A. C. this has been assistant in Middlesex Ooun- I ,M-rs. Troop, of Chicago, is the Town Hall, Zurich. on Tuesday, Sept- __ ,
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_*ears in. Dower, take a -turn in cPposl- Fall will make an, effort to win a M ty, will take the office at New Lisk- MIXED DOUBLES guest of her mother, Mrs. M, Mains. 2n.d, 1980. .All tbe members were- .. I . � �
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: tion. The special session will imPle- worthwhile scholarship. eard on September 1st. The -north Mr. and Mrs. J. Milli', of Harlock present. The minutes of the meet- !I �
� inent one of the numerous Promises � NEWS AND INFORMATION FOR country is not new to Mr. Cbok, as BOWLING TOURNEY recently visited friends here, als,; ings held. August 5th and August 2&tb I
V , of the new Canadian, premier -to at -0 he was a representative in the Kenora 'Misses Lavina and Elizabeth. were adopted as read. The followin&- �, .
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r ,once summon parliament to deal with . district for nine years. The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club Mr. and Mrs. Mirrell entertained resolutions were passed: That the ''
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. unemployment. There is considerable CULL POTATOES VS. SWEDE . .!. J. A. Berry, former assistant in held a mixed Double's Bowling Tour- company on Sunday. following rates be struck and levied, I L., �
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of it in Canada, but investigation 'has Farmers who wish to obtain select- York County, succeeds Mr. Cook at ney on Wednesday afternoon altd eve- Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fingiand, of Upon I the rateable property_ -of the ".
TURNIPS FOR STEERS ed seed for co-operative experiments -
I sihown that the situation is not as London. He is a graduate of the 0. ning of this week. near Toronto, have returned after vis- Township Of Hay for the year 19-30 .. �1.
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W as wa *ctured in the election. For the past several seasons ' at with outstanding varieties oi winter A. C. coming originally from Dun- Twenty rinks were in play and with iting the former's parents, Mr. and and that a by-law be prepared for . - �� :,��
tainpaign. ilVe the Experimental ,Station Charlotte- wheat and other autumn -sown crops robin, It Carleton County. ideal weather and good greens, the Mrs. Fingland. passing at next council meeting con- � 7,
i Canada is said- not to exceed 175,000. town, P. E. Island, comparisons have may obtain this material, free of A. M. Barr, assistant agricultural tournament proved a -gTeat success. Miss Anett, who spent her holidays firming said rates: County rate, all .. , , " .1 �
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n the relative n grtilcul representative for Huron County, The prize winners were: Ist, E. H. in Guelph, has returned to the home pitrposes, 7.2 mills; township rate, L& I
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� been in session here, considering the its of cull potatoes and Swede turnips Field �Hv,sbandry, ,Ontario A . _ with office at Clinton, has' been ap- Close and Mrs. James Devereux; 2nd, of �Mr. H. Adams. She c,mn,e,,,d mills; township road rate, 3 mills; � I �
: situation and making ' Tecom-menda- as succulent feeds for short -keep tural College;.` Dasbwood Police village, 7 mills; Zur- . �1.111
; pointed representative for Grenville W. R, Smith and Mrs. G. D. Haigh. her duties as teacher on Tuesday. . %,_',
tions to the government. Parliament steers. The animals employed were — I County with offide. at Kemptville. The scores:- Mr. Fred Johnston, of Lond-on ich police village, 6 mills; general I
will be asked -to en4orse a varied lyro- Royal Party For Girls. A. G. Kirstine has been appointed H. Jeff.rey-3 wins plus 8. spent Sunday at his borne beie,. ) echo,ol rate, 4 mills; special school �_,.,
� gram. Primarily, public works will grade steers purchased on the open recognition of the splendid work ". .
� market and,would class as inedium 'In agricultural representative for 'Hal. Mrs. Fred Beattie -2 wins plus 11 Miss Mary Cartwright was the rates: U.S.S. No. 1, 2 mills; S. S. No. - I
be started where they are justified. -Feeders. The average weight per being, done by girls throughout On- ton County, succeeding A. H. .'Me- J. Devereux -3 losses. . guest of her friend, Miss L. Garrett 2, 2.25 mills; S. S. No. 3, 2.2 mills- I ,.�
The provinces and the effles and towns � . tario in the study of housing, cloth- N,,. '
steer at the beginning of the Lest was . Vannel, who resigned. Mr.- Kirstine Mrs. M. Reid -3 losses. on Sunday. S. S. No. 4, 3.1 mills; S. S. 6, ". I
will. be co-operated with. 846 pounds, and the average len nd nutrition problems, the de- graduated from the 0. A. C. in 1925, John Cluff-I win plus 4. 2.7 mills; S. S. No, 7,'3 mills; S. S. ",
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It is also suggested -and apparent- psirtmelit is offering free trips to the after taking animal husbandry option. Mrs. J. J. Huggard-3 wins plus 17. No. 8, 2.8 mills; U.S.S. No. Sr, 6.7 . il
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seasons, 1926-27, 1927-28, and 1928- ,,
ill five farm girls from each of the cou-n- No. 11, 5.4 mills; S. S. No. 12, 2.7 ,
me -At, as an emergency measure, wa 29, was 103 days. The animals were an abattoir in Toronto, and later re- Mrs. F. Devereux -1 wtn plus 4. Notes'41)oll't forget the football -
propose. to irycrease the cusbom;1 tariff ties which fiame taken advantage of turned to his farm near Walkerton. -Robert Devereux -1 win pl' mill1s; U.S.S, No. 13, 2 mills. S. S_ rr ...
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if i does, the opposition is certain the -instruction conducted in house During his stay on the farm 'he be- Miss -M. Dorsey -1 win plu No. 14. 2 mills; U. S. S. No.'15, 5.2- W
stalls, four steers to a pen. The - us 8. evening between Hespeler and Win- I
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,� ,J2W Institute branch.. On their arrival ins S. S. No. 1, 12 mills. That accounts I
, propose such action, at the regular pen was for four animals and it is Open air dance will be li�ld on the i
V session next winter, it would be only quite probable the larger or more ag- Toronto the girls will be ______ __ ____ grounds after the game. As this is covep,ng payment"n township roads, Al I
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What is expected Of ft. That would be gressive animals obtained more than in groups by staff instructors. A the- last game of the season, we hope teleollone and general accounts be : 11
i the normal time ,6f dealing with the their share. In making the original splendid programme, including visits . the boys have a good crowd. I passed as foDows: London Rolling ,7.1
1 tariff and, for ,the discussion, plenty ielection the division was made so to some of the industrial plants' and 1Tn 0 Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Bullard at- Mills, steel fo,� culvert, Road 5,. :1
I of opporturdty would be afforded. B t, that there might be the -greatest pOQ- business centres of particular interest $166.34; C.N.R., freight and cartage, . I - . 4
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-to biring up at an emergency 6essi�n, sible uniformity between lots both in to girls from the country is now in $1945; W:m. Ducharme, pay list, Rd. ".a
a subject so inheTentlY controversial f preparation by the depart- Seafor'th k null Fair ding in London last Saturday.
9uality and in weight. merit which is also providing trans- The Young People who pr�sented 16, $2.50; E./Weltin, account, $3; T. 1; 'I
as the tariff, is bound to raise ruc- . All -pens, including check lots, re- the play, "Wanted, A Wife," held a Ayotte, pay list fRoad 10, $18.07; W. m
,� tious, the more so iii view of the fact ,,ilred a basal rati6ri of roughage,, in Pontation for the party. The plan is weineT roast at Dodd's Hills last Wt,d- Grenier, pay list, Road 8, $18.07; Lon- ,
that the head of the government and the form of mixed bay, and a grain supplemental to the "Royal 500 Par- Thursday and Friday nesday evening, after which a few don Rolling Mills, steel, Rd. 2, $31,75; 11
several of his colleagues have tr, leave mixture composed of crushed oats, ty" for farm boys which has been . hours were spent in, dancing , . n W, a- R. Geiger, pay list Road 9, $14.75; A. A
conducted so successfully during the . �y Sreenani, pay list, Road 18, $24.25; �',
for England to -wards th,6-end of Sep- bran, linseed oil mea.1, etc. All pens, throp Hall. All report a good �Me. . i
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tember. The Liberals will not want except checks, were fed e-ither turnips past few years. 'Mr. and Vfs. Nelson Govenl-ock of John Oesch, pay list, Road 8, $4; M. . " � I
to -be blamed for preventing Mr, or potatoes in varying amounts. Waterford, called on friends in 'the Corriveau, pay list, Road 17, .Y16.2151, .1 i
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Benliett going to a conference whi* Autumn Sown Crops. = J. Rennie, pay list Road 15, $7,50; C. I
but, on the different system of feeding ic As a foreword to a review of ex- SEPTEMBER 18 -190 village on 'Sunday. Aldworth, pay list Roads 2, 3, 13, 14,
1 they theniselves favow4, Pro- Dowed eriments with autuirin sovin,,crops I MT, and ,Mrs. Harry Hart ard son, $1-5-0.10; T. Dinsmore, pay list, Road I ....��'
oiber hand, they are certain to 'it will be sufficient to give a summary IP Kenneth, of Seaforth, spent Sunday
I test against a tariff question being of the work. at 0. A. C., W. J. Squirrell, prof6saor with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Sparling. 18, $31,60; Johnston & Kalbfleisch, ..
of field .husbandry, says: "Extremely cement, Road 5, $277.96, S. X�Ar- ....
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'unemployment -relief and scheduled to dry weather ,during the latter part Live ,Stock, Poultry, Roots and Vegetables, Fruits and Flowers, thur, pay list Road 1, $30; M. M. Rus- .,.
, average of 2346 poupds of iurnips son, Jackie Bullard, spent the week �,
I*s$ less thantbree� weeks-- per steer and made an averag6 gain of August and the month of Septem- Ladies' Work, Domestic Science, Home Canned Goods, end with Mr. and Mirs. H. Smalldon, selq, pay list, Roa;' 1, $31- B. Makins, �,
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-ing -an average of 9,286 pounds .of po- decrease in the area of winter wheat go pay list, Road 3, $50; KHoffman, pay . :: ,�
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I . . able discussion, in the pro seems to have been about average for SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Road 5, ,b284.00. '� I
is modifled:byi some doubt as to just no roots Or Potatoes made, an arviwer- pay cement work, 41,
i I ge gain of 172 pounds. It will. be the province. Growing conditions Notesf.Miss Emily Downey and General Accouri-ts—Municipal World, I I..
what the',view go-ve-rument will pro- R since early spring have been excellent her cousin, Master Dick Cassidy, have supplies, $3.34; Zurich Hydro. lights ."
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pme. . af'�, t&' .16itiff ' Is - noted that the gains made by steer,; , . Farmers' Trot, Running Races, Horse Relay Race :�
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duced,� a � War�h battle, may ensue recei)dng either rooits or POtRt, . Girls' Foot and Bicycle Races, few weeks' vacation at the hc.me of I-st award, S:.1Vf..,S., $27.50; Quimb� J,
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� � .however not differ very widely but both were exceptionally good conditions. Very , � Boys' and . I I �
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�d eiltfteht� 1*1uA wift. ad . . . min iyl , however, was oc- . 'Mrs. Robertson, (nee 'Miss Agnes J. Reid, balance North Branch Black . �,
I Is ivot the nqi�ial,time,� Viguring on the basis of g . ed -by the presence of barren School Cbildren�s Parade and Drill, Etc., Etc. Murphy), of New Liskeard, and her Creek, $537; J. Reid, part Payment :. _1 ..
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but will inafritEdu - that x1i eiU404�y Weight made- for the amount of r�-ats . Girls' Soft )Dall Bouncing Competition
d , '"'i"L"' ' ,, . . spikelets in the heads of winter wheat, brotbeT,.J*seph, of Detroit, left On Wiest Branch Black Creek, $1,440.00; '.4'.1., . ..
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am tbitt ji� a i0t, daW, fi&w fed, as noted above, we, find that 41,012 Yi Id. and quality of autumn sown T. Elston Co., Ltd., Special Monday for their homes after spend- J. Roger, O.L.S., account Wildfou- , i
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will be, no t6, 6unds -of ttir pen in the experiments at t1le'coP' Clay Modelling and -China Painting Exhibit. ing the holiday at the Irome of their Drain, $578; J. Roger, O.L.S., account,- _
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. cussi,off, 4 id :0.150 VM41sion, '01 nds Of poitatoes lege, were ve;y good in the crop har- pare ts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy. North Branch Black Creek, $22.00 ; � 1;.
broader rblhey � prot6et!Ou, 1i djV#1. ,F�r each 9,467 pou I . � � I
oped at the winter 'sbss,140. Zveld pounds increase in g�iin 6,ver cliec k vested in 1990. Yields per acre in SEAFORTH PIPE BAND IN ATTENDANCE The following t�4acbers have ,,esum- Murray and Nicholson, balance Wild- 11 ,.!t I .
I* , the variety tests of winter -wheat were I ed duties: 'Charles 'Malone and Thos. fong Drain. $2,263.50; G. Armstrong, 1'�.
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e3tolo'', , V I . Admission -25c. Children 15c. Autos and Carriages 25c. - on Wild bran h drain, $15 .00. .!! . I
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, 6t,eduhtered," - Afi&` ; 't�i& ���;�i I it 1 i&"ift weight, howervet is not greater than for several y ra I troit; M�rgar,ft 14cGrath, Brantford; Telephone Accountz,—Bell TelbPlrotie- ,
41.. , , � ly 'ring into the,pro- School Children in Parade—Free , .; I
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. and others,dro*o" W � ' ,� , burg. , plie4, $115.58i; Zvt1th Rydro, lights,. 11
, Adherents 01. ul It' ,., ,�J&iatiou the, quality Announcehl-611t has beeli made, by -heiry, Josepb- -su .
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l I , gyj,�W�g �jift ,these emperi- memt will launth -ext i e du *4 Centf.al , . I 0 `
co'ne6in the, app&*htIS1 ap#eo,44� _ , . Miss M?Onica 0%ullivan, of TbrOrl- telephone office, $2,50,- fttl ,
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a, . &JP-W"W"~ �%itlgiy - to the tiotal eampaign,to qhcouiag& the 'buy- . . A. D. Sutherland, . . W.m. S. Broadfoot, . 1-0
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