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Stook Judging Competition-, Lanark Ontario apples and, 26 prizes of bags of the -products of Men the world ov- I newels last week, where all enjoyed the Wilham. Cro,. k ih .1 li!n WIFN%1,111f%qlgl� "
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t year brought *home ;two champion't- t expect statesmen who will give !Died in Winnipeg. -The following kin company; J. Ewart MeEwef4 of CROMARTY sold five head of pure bred Leicestee- ..: � 1 I.... ,,,
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International winning a first prize new The Sunday school concert will be
I in any class. They included: Mrs. legislation the owner may use his own held in the hall on December 23rd. A
I ML E. Mayeock, Port Milford, first gytd,e ptock for 'breeding but it is -,plendi-d cantata is being prepared.
I prize and championship in field said that new measure will Induce We are glad to report that 'Mrs.
beans; Hugh Jeffrey, Whitby, first many to -butcher -their grade bulls. David Bruce, who underwent an op -
fill - I eration in Victoria Hospital,, London,
� in soy beans; R. F. Almos, Averag� Crop Yields.
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I 1 i seed. 'Special prizes of $25 for .. On- The final crop estimates bulletin !Mr. and Mrs. G. G. VvIlson and
, tario, exhibitors with the highest of thee Ontario Department of Agri- daughter, Norma, spent a few days
L standing in certain classes (first culture is of more than pas -sing inter- in Guelph last week. ,
I prize winners not eligible for these est, giving as it does ,the average Messrs. W. Davis, A. Luxton', J.
. specials) went to the following: H. production in practically every field Hilly F. Tuffin and F. Han-2bly spent
1. crop grown in the past year. Guelph.
1, Goltz, Bracebridge, field peas, . The a day at the Winter Fair in
. Douglas D'anton, Brampton, alfalfa. average yield- per acre in these Mr. John Peithick, who has been
.. 2 . give, as follows: Fall making his home at his son, Loines,
.. William Batten, Burgessville, red crops Is ushels- -spring wheat, on the 3rd contession of HibbeTt, pass -
.11 clover; Alex- Rettie, Norwich, Gats. wheat, 2CY-7 b I
,` ; � 22 bushels; oats, 39.5bushels; barley, ed away on Thursday. The deceased
More Schools in Agriculture. 34.3 ,bushels; rye, 17.7 bushels; flax, was in ,his 87th year. The funeral,
9.8 bushels; buckwheat, 20.6 bushels; which took place from his late resi-
91 1 Early establishment throughout On- peas, 19.7 bushels; mixed grains, 39.2 dence, on Sunday, -was largely attend-
, tario of vocational schools in agricul, bushels- husking corn, 59.4 bushels; ed. Interment took place in Staffs,
. ture administered and, operated along beans, i3.4 bushels; fodder corn, 9 40 cemetery.
. lines similar to those of vocational tons; alfalfa, 2.2b ton's; alsAce, 1:46 The United ,Church Christmas tree
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How,, 61, Francis Coleman 70, Robt.
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Ritchie 70, Walter McMillan 71,
hold its annual Christmas tree on
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Monday evening, December 22nd.
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Wbmen's League is holding a dance
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in the -St. Coilumban hall on Friday
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orchestra will be in attendance.
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schools in the cities, was forec— tons- sweet clover, 2.08 tons; po.ta- will be; held ,on Tuesday evening in ston and Art Alexander. After lunch -0 20th, an event of much interest took , 11.2 �,
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I of Agri els; mangels, 366 bushels; sugar beets ented -The Real, Santa Claus." regret by many in this vicinity, as MT. William MeSpadden lost a Val- John Mundell, the occasion being in ,��. I -
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.6 bushels; carrots, 134 ,bushels; to- the deceased was a native of this uable beifer last week by getting into Zebool Report. -The following Is honor of the marriage of their son, 0 .
. in his honor at Brampton, iecently. 25 . .0. ' . I 1
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l I bacco, 1,006 pounds. vitim-ityand- had a number of relajives a -well. the December report of the Dublin John, to Miss Thelma A. Miller, of �
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I tion in every county before lorg. We these crops an increased, yield per WALTON pioneers of Carberry, Manitoba, Dun- moved on to the farm recently occu- are listed in order and the sixbjects in No�ember lith at Knox United -.4 I
can do it and we are going t'J do it," acre is indicated- over 1929. ed by Mr. and ,Mrs. George Me- which a student failz is given in brack- Church, Calgary. The party Was in .,.....
� He mentioned that the Women�s Inati- — . Monday was the coldest day of the "an B' McEwen, well known to the pi moved to Seaforth. ets after the name. Form 111 -Frank the form of a shower. Dancing and . . 1� I ,
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Winter Fair Winners. season. The Toads are very goo -
in the scheme. With the aid,and in- died at the Victoria Hospital, at 10.50 31T. and Mrs. Adam Dodds, of Lis- Moylan 78, Margaret Drake 74, Fvank card playing were indulged, in until ,.� �
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struction they could supply to girl Wx.. and Mrs. R. Drager were visit_ a.m. Thursday after a lengthly ill- towel, spent -Sunday with Mr. and Stapelton 74, Kathryn Byrne 71, Franit about 12 o'clock, after which the 11 �
girl captured the Ron. John S. Martin- . nelss. Th6 immediate cause of death Mrs. Dodds and Mx. and Mrs- R. Ryan_70.5, Veronica ,Molyneaux 61, bride and groom were presented with .1 .1
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11, trophy in the annual inter was a paralytic stroke. Mx. McEwen Campbell. Harry Feeney 64 (Geometry), MATY many beautiful and useful gift . A .��?,
I would be able-, after the three months' live stock judging competition at the Berva Steiss has been under the wasborn near Brucefield, Huron Co., 0 — O'Reilly 62.5 (Amcient History), Mary ter the ,presentation all joined in 0,
I ,tuition offeTed to her, to cook, sew Provincial Winter Fair, Guelph, with weather with a bad, cold. ,4.,
. I and minister home nursing. The boys There were two bales of clothing Ontario, MaTch 17, 1869, and was in Dorresteyni 61 �(A-n�ient History), singing, "They are Jolly Good Fel- : �11
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� a team store of 2,191 out of a POB- ' his 72nd year. Ile came -west in 1888 (V MANLEY John Holland 60 (Latin, Physics), lows." Lunch was then served and ",
would, be taught to grow portatoes and sent to the poor in Toronto last week. I I
t wheat at- less cost and. to improve sible 3,000. Peel County ranked see- The Sewing Circle is doing good work. and settled on a farm ,on the Car- ich destroy- Bridget Delaney 68 (Algebra), Doro- dan;cing was resumed until ELb,)ut 2-30F '. I
11 ... farming conditions generally� De- ond Ontario third-, and Wellington berry plains. A few 5f�ears later he Home Burned. -Fire wh thy Brennan 58 (Literature, Ancient ajin. There were alboub 85 guests "I",
1, creased production costs was one Of fouhh.' Twenty-five counties took �Mr, and Mrs. L. Ctiminings were in moved into Carberry, where he open- ed the home Of MT. Thomas Ryan last History), William Ryan,&7.5 (French) pTese t who were friends and i1eigh- 11
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the Department's major problems, for Pa The ,Guild of St. George's Church nt in our burg, when PbG.n' ' Algebra), Vincent Eckert 53 (Ancient show the high esteem in which their L., c
11 t � a solution was being sought won the Glen ,Ormond Trophy for - umtil 1902 excite- � I
. which ore to be, congratulated on the success ness, which he continued, in
when be went on the road as a com- calls went out for he]! vening 11
the team with the highest standing p. But before History, Geometry), Frank KrauskoPf are held. A very enjoyable e i ,.�,
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. and the co-operation of all county in heavy borses. In the inter-coun,ty of their annual bazaar. Weather was- mercial traveller for the Nicholls anyone could render 'assistance the (Latin, PhyMcs, Ancient History), was spent b.f all." .-��,�,
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Councils earnestly solicited. . not as good as was looked for, but the was doomed. It seems tn ' Hay. -It is with ;4�1,
seed judging 6mpetition for the seem to mind that as Shepard Company, manuf t a 0� home It the Elizabeth Carlin 51 (Ancient History, Death of Mr. John '.,,,
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Popularizing Ontario Farm Products Fischer Trophy, Oxford people did- not t B.:'tt . TireekL, cause of the fire was the explosion of Algebra, Physics), Rose MeladY 51 feeling-, of deep and sincere sorrow 11,
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with a total of 2,491, closely followed there was a s�plendid attendance, The Mich.. In 1918 lie decided to open up a coal oil can in the hands of their (Geometry), Elmer Feeney 50 iAnc- that the people of this communitr I 131.
Prize winners in the Ontario Farm work was a credit to those who took While he ,was �oosen- ient .
by Durham, Kent and York Caunties. in the farm machinery line In Regina, son, 'Claren'Ge- History, Geometry, Physics), learned ay on kll�'. 11
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Products competition- for Ontario The 0,A.,C. -students' live stack judg- .part. T,here -are some articles not Sask., for The Robert Bell Engine & ing the top, it suddenly exploded and Le,ta Ryan 50 (Ancient History. Saturday night, Deeem-ber 13th. He ' .
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women held at the recent Royal Ing competition for the Day Trophy sold and, these will, be, left a� Mrs,. Thresher 'Go., of Seaforth, Ont. He spread over the kitelien and in 9. few Physics), Carrie OVonnor 50 (Liter- was born in North Easthope 57 years - 13114
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� ass of ature, Physics, Ancient History), Dan ago, where his boyhood years were ._
. Winter Fair, under auspices of the Proceeds were, $180. I.;?,
� was captured by fo,urth year with a SMith's- ained with them until 1926, when minutes the house was a In
I . Department have been annouTeu� The stores are, looking quite Christ- re'Tr' 1-e the boy was rendered McCarthy 49 (Algebra), Lucy Eckert spent. He'moved with his parents to ,
, score of ,5,'44 out of a possible 6,600, ill ht-,1th fo"cd 'him to give up the flames, whi �� �
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m nnipeg to 'unconscious and, his clothing caught 49 (Ancient History), Mary Coyne 48 the ninth concession of Tuckersmitht '�
I t by a Margin ,of 75 points over third " ' I!!
account in the Ontario Govetilmen Mr. and Mrs. George Jacksom motor- IC7 .11i
, V year. The competitions in every live. He had made his home in Car- fire. The older son and rather rush- (Physics, English Literature). For7,t where be lived for over thirty years. : *
V ed -to Toronto on Saturda - om the barn and 11 -Jack Molyneaux 73, Genevieve Although Mr. Hay bad been in de- �
l ,class -were keenly contested and the berry until 1926, although his -busi- ed to the. scene fr 4P111
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"". fair nroved to be one of the most sue - ness was in Regina, andone year af- with a narrow escape managed to -McCarthy 73, Ethelyne O'Hearne 72, clining h th or the la t e y I �;K
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had to give up active work. Since their clothing caught fire. The mother
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Harry McIver 64, John O'Reilly 63,
ITene O'Rourke 60, Clare Gonmey 6,0,
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then 'he had lived in this city with and two daughters in fighting the
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A .great number are complaining of
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la Krauskopf 67 (Geometry, Physio-
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I nig hurtts, though. Tb -6 British fifteen ladies present, In the absence and Happiness ' 76, Rota StaPelton 69, Francis Don- was conducted by his pastor, Rev. I. � 1�,,",4
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grin and, ,bear it. Yet it burtg. O'Connell 59 were rendered by Mrs. M. Wyatt, I.,:;.�:,"'!"611
0 * , Morris 63, Margaret ,- - , I . �
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I 'Connor 58 "Jesus Knows Why" and "There IT, "'�,,t.
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that way. It May be said the whole devotio Be Yours - (History), Matilda Dorresteyn 58; No Night There." The pallbearerx ' "" .
The ;Sunday School- of Lolides- world was involved. Eight millions officers. Following are the list of I I � I
(History, Latin), Joseph Morris 57, were .Sandy Fraser, Alex. McGilliweo, I 1�
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were kill�d, eight millions mAisied, office 53 (Geography, French, Thomas McGonigle, Angus Xenne '"'. � .. � 1,,�
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having their annual Christmas nine, millions stricken with disease. Honorary presidents, Mrs. J. Me- 7 _4 0. , , ,
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Tree and -Concert in the And 'God alone knows how many in- Queen, ilffiss McCully; president, Mrs. , , This Christmas - ,I Latin), Arthur Looby 52 (Botany, Harry 0hesney and Robert 10cGon- ... . I .... .... I",�, � Vi
. French), DorotbY Stacey 50 (English igle. Those from a distana- who ab- . ,,_,� i ,,_
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Community Ball, Londesboro noveent children and mothers suffeTI W. A. Bramne I I 'ere Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pop- � : ,"�!'
Tuesday Evening, Dec. �Srd And yet civilized nations say "Payeth -Mrs. Nell McGregor; 2nd vice presi- � , Composition, BotanV, Latin), Hubert tended w . I � 11 :L ` 11 ,�� I ,
on dent, Nx.g. James Thompson,; 3rd vice : O'Reilly 50 (Geography, Botany). per, Xr. and Mrs. P. Hay and SoA* ,_., � " ,'�,:� 1,
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'Red revolution -hovers over )�uro_ pregident, B&b. Frank Aikenhe , ,t en from a recent issue of a Grand Hamilton; Mx�'. McFarlaneo Mrs, ft- I ";.,!�;�
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canftba "Gwoft Dean coliiitries---jold staid civilization Powks, North Dakota, paper will be att, Mr. and, Mrs. T. Smitli Std %IjL. 1, , , "" - � �
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as It ng secretary, Mrs. Ross fz'eOtt; i , ,,.� I .1
gi-jen by the puPils. 4100 bdor6 the great war broke. It's the respondi I read -by regret -by many old friends McGonigle, Stratford- Mr. Alex -at, ..�, I ,,,.�,,'.,� �
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