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. . ivVico I � Christmas dinner was chang�4 to he caught a bad cold, and serve him I
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,fi�. ..",; I N P tion a Areat I Important 'suggestions , k,
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. .�.' lj..� I - 1,1r�!, ...... ", I I od old scout, ,suggestions, 'regarding agricu tu.fe- = �
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11 I � , '. � . 11 buffalo ad referred to him thus-. . I � I � Ontario was recently .prepared by Mr. '
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11M�C,-*;.�' ,,.d;��.'.� , _ ...RAISE I � . , Communit . . . . R ae to my knees"' 9 to bury Caesar, not to praise and Sped Growers, Association, and I
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I'll :,.,;, ..,.FRICES I . -_-.-1 : It took a day and it half to travel il .
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�,., I . I I ,� . 11 . � ' . .. I . ovi4, Arriving at Cap Santa with broken . . .. palitX, who could -show people how
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, ",,, , � I ..Mlhen yo4'hear ,of a manufacturer who spends $10 sWts, carioles were changed. - Here For sixteen years to, harvest many mature tiaesi.,,in On7
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� .1..; ... ..� 1: 7 - . I ... .. . � I . � . ___ ii�ore, edch year on advertising, YOU may .; . 11 Mr. Green foi i his Or seventeen. . . .the supply; continuatior -
1.1,:�,� , .1 . , ' eel of Christmas , edibles fron U.p,pA-, -his riecl,, . . . ..1J9_thp_.pra,c
"-:�'.., . I . . . .. _the�"Public-who ha;ve ,to pay I ,broken cariole, and wheii ... later he be- The rolls of fat I I ,, �Ice of making land .as.clean as pos- .
,.-, . rible! Wlnq+, waste! and it is we
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I .1 1�1 I I . -1 . . . . for it all!" . . ... . . came hunit a I f finding, . lStuck,,out beyond . , soil.. fertility; And building up of herdT
N.i . I I ) . . .. I . . ,had the disappointment His futile hat. I -a stock to con-
,� - . ! I . . . -1 . .. they had been 1pft behind. "How- His tummy -oh., of good prodtw-ing liv .
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If" I—, . But ,stop! Before you make judgments, look at facts.. I . ever," Mi. Green "Continues, "I had a ii-ris bulginik'cheeki . suine our agricultural produce. In
;Ii-. I . I h of,bxead and . pork at the ITWas oversize; , � oonclusion Mr., Sniitfi� pays t,�is trib-
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�� i., " , . - .. :__ 4 I 1. . I. . I . 4 . on the Gauvin '-�S,queez ,eyes. . �Itc: "The farmer's wife - and. his ' - I
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Nk �`, . - , . . . , �Tlfanufacturers who advertise spend from, 2"to 5 per cent. of - . , � line." ' - I . His plural chins family deserve'great ci�edit' for ,ad- .
1, ... .. , . . . . I . . . . - I p r cent. of the pride - � - - I I The temperature was twenty�--be-. 'Hung'ivpry low, . Justing themselves to unbalanced con -
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. I.", . . I otheir sales on.advertising. Let us put it at 3 e low, with a strong. west ,wind -and And, when he talked, � s .
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",.,.�-. '. I . . which you pay for their article of sale. - Sol, if., ,you ,pay 25 cents, for . Otifting snow. De§chambeau a n d Wagged to And fro. . trying.conditiorip, and'as Disraeli sug-
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. "i'l 4 I ,... ...., f .ng three-fourths of one cent to " ' "" I T ree Rivers, were passed, the stage W'bat. wrought this change? . st6d', a e y hen the..opportun
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io.�. �: . . . .. . .. ..... .. . .... . being far behind time owing to ex. , ity I Qomes.11 . . .
.. . .. . .... . pay for making. it known to and wanted by you. .. The price would . � ceptionally :bad roads. Ther� were . One well'could guess; - i, ... - i . ''
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11;� I not be less -indeed, it might,easily ... be , . ' Good cheer, success. ..
.i *i. . . . . . , . I post -offices. "I would get out and ,. . Interesting results �Areiie achieved I
, �, it .11 I I . oney spent on it'to make it'known"" to and wanted by you. I I ; jump around or remain patiantly -in., ' Theii Came that day . . at the poultry,,fair at Napanee when
,,:. . .1 . � .� M . f, I '... - I I "When ill the stocks I . . $260 . & 'r.
. b.-.. . .. � . I . - I . . I the sleigh amidst the rapping at Went, whoop;s my dear,' , . it was estimated thlit at least
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.... 1. ��. . , I A to have manuf ac- I doors, �parjeying, and rattling of the . was added to the cash ialue'6f somei ...
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.,...:: I * " " �, . 'Wrers dei . , .., I without event, Lost ev'ry dollar, ., kiading -station operated in the I..
� �Y I . � . . . . _ .. ourse, but , . Ailniouries" thbire, and that fully- $3,-
,2, _ , I . . I ' I from Montreal the cariole -stuck and, Mid lacked the price ., _. - -, . I
� . . You pay f or the' advertising, of c � � . 000 mQreiWaR added to the cash value
, . "I... �� ."..... I. -press advertising. Mr. Greert--had to tramp the nine - clean cQ11ar. ' . .
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l,'�' I I . ments to go by the Weller line of - He gained a)grand - - .
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I., I -adve wards a well known steamboat agent, pto,pey,y;,prepared for m�
, , . . AdveAise'd articleS'ha' to be better than non rtised . . . . -Dean D. Hurindy. �
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.11:1.,.1 . 11 '.I _. __ ia_�ticles,, &nd since they are made in larger qu,kntities, they ean be llne;i -- -Gwing �to - ther ... heavy -and � bad, - . � ...,_.. I - _ ___ _.... .bAr. .pou.R-ry----,Yit,.h..-'efficien-ay--e;nd--des- - - - - - -
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� , , � � rticles. . I . . . "I Newsan Informa- the first time in the 'history of the .
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,4'. :, . , I I . . . . I . I.. _. . � I , Fait poultry was "sold,"' not simplk' r
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. . . . . 1, I .. � ice route tQ ,Point' Claiiiie, broke . mate aveyagg pr
I ..... ..,.� I . � I . I I the * -� ice and'. all arrived wet , . I I .1; . I . . I bers participating in the p . eel, f or the '
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pl 1".. . ,.. 11. . . - . F' mer - ' , four top grades. was 27 cents per, , ,, .
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,_11 11 I I I . - ' ' . ned. . . I . I 1. and kreezing. "'Bad rbadi. prevailed 41r . .
. � . . from there ,to iBrockville.- but after . � pound pet'i while the fair average for---
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I..". ; . . - I . . I I . .1 I � . . -1 were 'about 33 telegraph poles to the - . vajuie�:�,'WA'g '20c to.,, 21c per pound. I .-
;:;� . � I I ' � ..... Potatoes. For Poultry. .
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1. � . Be very friendly' therefore, to nationally-adverti'sed products -foods, toilet alids,- motor . " _g increaqes in v� an -Equally important was the ,sharp Hse . .
�.. . I les i", occupation just in proper i , in ,prices. on the market is poultry
;�� - � " I I., . . . .I- .... � ii�, . found we., were going nine mi I don t� -the - 0,
I . lo sets, and all, else -which are also locally advertised-�_in thi§newspaper.i . � . , into the grading station. From
W . I houT." extent towhich iiieliental by-products moyed '
,��.. .1 . . cars, radi . .... . I . . . I A . . I . I . I A .� . . 'ananoqu4i, but can be marketed at a pr�ofit. Not'only a-ratffid- 20C to 21c they, moved to * � .."
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p I .1 .. . . ... I 1. . . . � . . I "I gave A $5 bill in payinent for it must the farmer sell'all his good around 24c to._Z5c. per pound. . .
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11 1��,.; I . � The Ninth of a'series_j§�§ued by the Canadian Weekly Newsp4pers Association. of which The Huron Elt . . He imust 'al �
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Ig .. � . .. .. . I � . I . . brijht m.00nlight, the. roads fine, the greater net prAts per b A can b� .. -, . eek Family Fortune I
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. 11 I . � . I . - bgsh fires,.- and thiefe- W�fe two fbet ' - - . I - ' crate4eWing - on .a . ration. ,of- - - equal 7-:rging.- Archduke. .Otto,.. pretender t-6 , - ,
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. 'i portant civilian it, 'the -country., Be�- I. Mt. Hoover --might have been right, � - -
, . � I Newton A Baker and ,, ates entered the I but since it is generally admitted that of water flowing over Louise' bridge . I ... 1-1 arts. of middlings, rolled, oats boiled the Austro-Hungarian "throne, 'to a);- , .
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1; . I I Mr. Baker was one of the;it is better to &'American than right, and ---- through this the trtiiin roared potatoes and skim- ' niilk..tbs�n'is ' the -li�de their brother Albrecht from the .. I I ;,
fh , . The Americani Doubhboys struggle . Ly well prove damag- and gurgled, veritably "landing" in H(')W My World. case iwhere cornmeal is fed, . Pota- -family before the birth ,of his firsf
.. �� . best knowni of the cabinet indhisters. the disblosufe me . .
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.1 " For seVeral years- past Mr. Newton ,,, groun or ��:;..
But as the possibility of the United ,ing to him should ffie question ari�e Winnipeg. Mr. Green put up at ,the , . - toes, finely"" ' � , The pretext for this is that i Al- -, 11
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� � ;*,, .. - 7D.. Bk�ar 'has been �Cleveland's for6iii States becoming Involved grew stead- in the course of the next presidential Union hotel, which was,.. briftnished, ing exceptionally good for finishing brecht does not waiit to 'dWorce his I
i. ... ost &itf:zoil ... aiid"from* the fact that I obability Baker's work campaign. It "se*ms probable that and after.'a fair gleep on the joists . Wags. poultry, particularly when fed in . I
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I . . in . � ains morganatic wife,- Mrs. Rudnay, who
a __, . ..... Col. Frederick Palmer, the well known � became the most important discharg- from a military point of view the th6re, inter'viewed Lieut.- Gov.' - Cauch'- ction 'with the "white" gr , .
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"I .1.1 ar correspondent, has written a book.! isers. He Americans could have'. been more on, who had engaged,'Mr. Green to By that Ancierit Marinier . c,,O,n j un 9 a was formerly Miss Irene Lelbach.. Al- ,
,- � w ad by any'of Wilson's adv Atet outlet for brl�rht charges that the real..reason I
;1.1 About him, we t4ke it for granted thatt 'had 'to put into. ef�iect preparedness helpful if fighting with British or manage, 'his inypatments. Later he really attractive, fffh' r%A
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..'� . I a pos- - s be- French - But both Wilson and was in thV'i��ploy of the Norquay DEAN D. HURMDY cull potatoes. . . � ... , why his six sisters want to make him I i'
,,,-, % Mr. Baker is & be Accepted as measures in advance of any fund ' troops. . . I ... . �. a beg�ar is their greediness to get . 1". I
re�- . sible candidate foi�the. nomi�nat-4*on as:ing voted by Congress. If the United Pershing bad other ideas in'their government and had a, hand' in thb, � I .� - , . of I
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I., I . . , president of. the United States, The . I t merely being helpful. "better, te'rms for Manitoba"' ag'ita- - . . Testi bold of the impen'ding heritage . .
. . States wa's not prepared when 'war heads-excep - their father, Arehdukig "Frederick, one I
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'.1 fr. Baker's arly had the idea of. tion. Ile began to write the logr ar-111 � The PeO.,Pounty Cow, Testing As-
. 1. book deals qhiefly with 11 �� I-16lidays tLre here again, I . . . .
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I., I - was declared she still was not so un- Pershing particul -and borys at honite', convene. soefation' is.'gainiug,_in favor with � of the richest men� of Hungary. I
� � 7 ' 'He _n'but building up a tremendous American life. in t e first years of his ,retire- Girls, 1�
I ., .� . part in the war'. ,was the. United prepared'as she would have bee .h ' ' . 'This fortune consists - of several . ��
. �' ._ .. ca -me might ni.eht, and did not make the. final. Oh, the noisy times we"bhvef .milk. and .cream. producers to enable h ' dred -tht
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. . I. tion, of for Baker',, labors. -4nder' be the largest in the world ..He entry,'.till he was on the edge.. of Ob, the static in my bein! � them -to cull the c on produe- un )usand acres of -land, vine -7 11
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� 1, . . position was, with the excep Then and later he struggled . . �, 1� . i Yet we just adore the din, tibn-of butterfat and milk as determ- vards, dairies, the first cheese factory , 4.
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.... . elf, the ,most. im- the handicap of being a suspected sacrifice ' d mpre military utility to this eighty. ' . I -al s I tud farms, ....
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,:. ,., I I I . =- . peace-at-anv- ambition, klid Americans -at any rate� The stage coach � trip..froin Quebec A�d,we're glad they're back to town. ined by milk tests each month for the of. the countfy, sevei ..
R..-... I I __ pacifist. He was not a .. 1O.Toronto in the picturesque days of RAiligr than one stay away, entire year. Interesting ,fig-iiiies have half a dozeh palaces and castlps, price- .
_ , . price v 'but i't is doing him will not blame him. ,
., . � . I . . ad ocate, th-env tear the whole place down. 11ieen compiled to show the giowth in less jewelry and antiquities, stocks
M d , !no injustice to say that he would 1 Baker and Wilson got Gn Ve.ry well the wooden' -roofed cariole was reilily Let b . I . , of, course, cash., The exact value
11 . LONDON AND"WINGHAM I recent years and'ihe -value of these arid
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. South.- . for anything. He '. at I went together, to use a phrase of the plans on the _ - r. Green. The Next ye4r being Leap Year, 'the tests. The number of herds i-hereas- .
''. � was vulnerable : dent's. After the Wilso . n year in which he made the trip, 1849 ,bachelors of Canada shoWd retain ad from 32 to 58 in the period of 'ItAs estimated between five and six
11 �Zr, , �, I I a time of war hysteria, and was as -.former presi P
1- _ . enorn by; re-election in 1916 Baker ba�ded in was the year in which all, the world Ethel Ga-therwood to' give them the 1-929-31, while ther number of cows million dollars. Albrecht is the only
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1 sailed with extraordinary v, low down on the high leap. Safety on %test monthly increased from 494 sain of Frederick and,; in consequence,,
. n , ' ' 2.0.5 Harvey and other Auper- Ibis resignation in order that the was rushing to '-California,'where,, in . ,
, , V Wingha�m ............... .., Co ' the' only future heir' f6lhe bulk of
.! � . . 0� George and gfden land-ndt like' the first, boys. . to 766. A ,comparison of high And
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I ..... 2.22 a said that be was .tem -,president might not feel embarrassed a warm his millions. .
. .1. Belgmve .............. 15a'tridts wh ' .
.1, - ti hhed to make any cabinet later rigorous Klondyke-gold could ' I I,' low. herds showed a high ,herd - of
f , , y�h ...................... 233'peramentally unsuited for his task.,if he vn% ' His six sisters, are: Maria Chris-
. �, � ... 2.40 ' eight., cows bavinf 10,332 pounds of .
i'll, Londesboro : ............... and that he had no real heart in it, Ishifts, particularly witK'jj viiew of be got almost in shovelfuls along -the C,Itistmas dardst Christnias cardsl tina, ,5.2, widow of Prince Salm-Solm;
I I , i , -Green , milk and 390.56 pounds. -butterfat and, 'iMaAa A�na, WiM of Prince Elie do
.. I Clinton"' , 3.08 1 On the other ad to combat, giving representation to those parts auriferous Sacramento. Mr. 'Settimet,fts by unknown bards. .
. t - hand he h I . actually on his way to buy his Bad ,As mine oft -times their verse- - a low herd '6,325 pounds milk".and .
. . ..., ....... , ,3.?6 1 the.,axorbitant demands of his mili- I of ' - 1 234 f butteifat. rep . . -brother of .Etn- � , -
I �'.` . Bruceafd *.,.,.,.",.*.,.,., , , , " the country that had no spokes- was - Bourbon..,Parme, a .1
,. . I'll , 1. entThg a differenc6'of 4,007 pounds of- Pir
, Cippen ..................... P,--. 3-33 men among *ilson'i' immediute ad- ticket to San Francisco, when provi- , "' . .46 pounds o . rej . '
,, � - .... �&-,-, J itary advisers, In fact he h - t I"'couldn't say it's worse) ass Zita; 'Maria Henrietta, wife of
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i, �,.. RensAll .................... exerqisq. cool .judgments in an atmo he met a cousin who had ( 0 . Prin-ce Hobenlohe-Srhillingfurst-Rati-
I.. _. 3.39 . s- visors. But Wilson refused. It hag .dentialfy _iplui I I"ve it when m3f friends,,-- milk and 146:10.butterlia't. , ' ' . .
� .1 Exeter _ ..... � .............. 3.53 fever 'addition, to'o, he been said of the'presidents by one who been to the gold diggings and had Each to yours sincerely sends, bar; Gabrielle' A spinster; Isabella,
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.. I. . s close to him that though his come back'with no more than he With their very kind regards, I I the divorced wife of Prince George of I
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I North. ' bant decisions I wa � Nove * I
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� :: I I as to who should lead the American path was strewn with the fragments stood up in� and, Mr. Green writes, Even one -cent Christmas cards. Harvesting a second gfo�ith of oats Bavaria; Maria Alice, wife of Baron I I
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.. Mi..., Exeter ............. ; ....... 16.59 armies'in the Aeld. The choice was of old friendships he riever quit a "scarcely able ,to walk from weak- . . . on the 26th of November is an ex- Dr. Frederick Waldbott, a Hungarian
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.. , . Hensall .................... e -n decided- against Cali- ' � PRIMITIVE FOODS ' , perience i�eldom enjoyed by farmers landowner. Maria' Christina
, � , . Ki 11-18 known to the general p ' ... ' Princess Hioh�nlohe stafted the cam- , . I
,, ��,. ippen ...................... ublic, but bad HarVey and other concentrated their and Mr. Gr a .
I li, d an American expedition- fire on Bake�when they. w.ere not fornia and went to see Ho,n. James even of Southern Ontario. Y�t this I ,ainst Albrecht, and the older .1
, E 111, ' 11.27 recently le Perhaps you were one of the -un- -was an actual accomplishment this paign ag ..
, 11S. . Brucefield .................. -r- trying to hamAring Bryan helped Leslie, a minister in the Baldwin -La- . . . 10
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. . . . . � Clinton ..................... . 11.5,8 ary force into Mexico, with no Po sis er I hetin.
!�.. . I r than hurt the 'War Secretary fontaine aOministration, about get- fortunate or -oolish an- -
� _�', I tondesboro ...... i .......... 12.16 ticular glory, and Gen. Leonard Wood, rathe turkey and plum'pudding and dyspep� netteNs Creek, in Kent -County. The ,. The sisters, who' can inherit only I
XA _ - , 12.23- a national figure, but also an ardent with his chief. Thoug� Pershing, a8 'ting A position in the civil service. ' I
�, i, lilyth .............. : ....... ' ia for -Christmas, and therefora your oats Were not ripe, but many of the some small fractions of the -,f:iimily
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1, [" 1. 1� '-- 13elgrave ............ �'. . ' ..... 12.33 politician. the decision to 8 that in al inhellikence quotient probably rates heads were almost ready to turn when fortune, 'availed themselves of the ,. ,
�� , �.,, , :, I , . d A&4 w.,feud which lasted Baker he admit i the cam- telegram to Mr. Green, !offering a
. Wingham ........ - -12,.47 Rers'hing le misalliance of,their only,brother t�
, ;�. . A ..E......-. . ween ip�ord at about 96 (9r, maybe it is 69 1 they were plowed under as fertilizer.
11 r I . ufftil"'Wood died, affd bad later politi- munications which passed bet I tr170h,' in ,the customs department - over 40 Inches,lo 'in. They c6i.ild ........ i'
, . . at Toronto. This. -telegram arrived, atilmean). This makes you a fit subject The -stalks were . ng, attempt to disinh6rit hi .
1, I �?. . I .. � C., N. R., e�d, repercussions. them' there never was a sentence for scientific investigation. whfteaq straw in the first crop was not,'howevei, take efficient measures
"I lli,� 11, I � � . -One gatAers that Pershing was not written by the Secretary of War Mr. Green's Quebec home on Decem- a inst him during the',lifetimo Of ... 1-
11 , � East. * I was required to be in In -this connection, Dr, Mischa short. ' The betxds'were just as large ga r .
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ljli:� . Snootzski, the great Russian -scientist, and the kernels just as solid. - Mr'
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Oi,: . . . He had even less.populgrity was also extremely popular with thd Toronto,v-- whither the government , '
I'll. I -�: 1':1 I. .11 U.m. p.m. with. ad under him,...apart offices had recently removed - by and a very nice chap, whose family I Robertson had -,140 acres of oats this. she disapproved' of Albrecht's mar-
, I _'� . n Most men who -work '-.+.I M. ,, T'k. - .A -.1 74;&1- Al-_
I V-odericb .1 6.85 2.40 v4th the men""'under him the .9 I I-.;- -;4-. ;-+, riage, did not allow any legal action' 1.
I �_ . . ... ........ commanding officers.' He had from a natuital failure of the profeg- January UK, thefe w. nothing to do orm- .y 4 J _. .Y . .Y F_ .Y 12 .
�, , �,,',, Holm esville . ... . ,, . . . , 6.50 , 2.56 iother ong of dfqcipline and sional soldiers to. uIlderstand his point but leave home 'on Christmas Day- 100-ther used to wash and iron fu us ing the latter part of the harvast,.0ea, against hirh. Isabella died. in wSep- "I 11,
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1� ,1- ' ' .Clinton ............. 6.58 3105 Pro."fain noti I " �has recently published ,the r ifembier And the six sisters who . live In
I , 1,�11 �� � i ... _�_,..Siaafarth I ........ ... �".. 7.12 3.21 futwiie bistoriang will have no t uble 0 a hosfof friend,4 a ife-lon esults son, with the result that when they .
,Y', I ,, , -jb and Gauivin stage lines, a g studies of The �Jiffereri't German, Austrian and Hun-
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� old H011 c... of 'bis .1 the free,-. were cut they weKe vary ripe.
I- 1 St. Ctilumban ...... 7.19 3.27 in explaining what might seem a admirers to -day. I " I . S1117min garian plices, met in Budapest at the � .
1. � I . cuping just a week. ing larfte of the Middle Cam- grain shelled and fell to the ground,
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�1, � i., i: .1 Dublin ,. � ..... ... 7.23 3:32 curious fact, namely, that the Am'� "Christmas Day with all its fond brian shales. accadbtihk'for the second'erop, funefi.�!. They also met Albrecht-an'd . . -
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.1 I . . . � .. . erican commanderiiii�-cbief has never , . -0- I I P �. . . I . _ stood beside him during the ceremony, I . I I
. , ,I. . " .,., ' associations and attraftions," Mr. I but ,did not speak to him. No nieWber
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- , , , 1)'uhliti .............. 11.24 9'.12 d Green writes, "a' day when, usually, . er Step Towdirds 'Bette '
I .� NP . "I ate for anythirig. i" Tells of C hristmas Trip I all wh* . , ,One of' the most interet§ting and . 11
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: I , St. Columban ...... 11.29 . ... obviougiv that the soldiers have I I 1, . were absent from .boniia He fiiidA' �ajld his conclusions are wit him. except his father. . ; 441, a
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, I , make every exertion to get irrefutable to one as ignorant of the, better seed sul5ply .Xof. Weqteft On. .. 1. .
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..�4 9.89 the idea that if there was any failuie I tario was taken recently when about 14 ...
,,,,,, I , . Clinton - - - I "'. .. ' lIZ65 . erican A Cbrigtinas trip , oy stagn coach my home and, family. On. Christ' As willi,ipower and self-restraint survive fift- " I . I * ,
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1�1 I , "', . �'Jrolmesvflle ......., ,......,12.05 ,,9.53 at all to exert the 'full Am .4 -elefining plants . - . * i
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. _i . - - 18414 is Eve I drove to,towh-we were t Lucky , ; 16.
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. ,j;,,,, I � : 4oderich. I_. . . . . I'. , . 12.20 -10.06 strength it was the failure at home from Quebec ,tp,_.TO1__,p_,Q,, in n the 'teen age. Those indlined to be dis-, in vartiotis garzt� . "' � ...
11, �'A . . . Ii I on a farm at 'St. Foy -and paid sipatdd"T1]hks- a�d,,hdjh livers often ., -of Western Ontario ,
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L , i-,� , �%..:,:, ,,.; . Ty ne. cami 0- 1, it wis th�, an dance. The . .1 .
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% �, C, L. TIIJE� TABLE er 144ier,'wbo went up and down in thre . $1� or a seat in 0auvin'i stage li fold up in the alleSr and .:pass out for- day se,bool. of instruction an , p;r �p'p7er h dlthosen a very I
". . "7 r . - . --�tkit. , . s that Pershing made damands Canada's a score e)f yea:rs 11 orel�ion_ The stage wis td d9111 ever And' long before thiiy - are old -ac-. junior hOolt" .
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W6 1. , . . I . d.tff; "tMit bysiically impassible td-f'WeTation, came to Winnijv.r, ChristlW�4' -the tpad passed, on enough to vote; think of that, f1heav- ment. , Since these meq_.were all ex- '4,by the way," be ,volunteered ,"
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.�,,� ..". ;,�f.�, � _ . id in tfie evening of his days W� "I found I *Wsthe only passenger; -rn' illustration of this., CO v ty definite ideas-LaS. isn't here to -night. .He's about the r I
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,�,'4 , , . 1ximett .. .., .".. . 4 . . . - I ......... -1 .the school with -a I I
I .-, , � d what he had seen and ITI-Snyi 6ase tboracwas offly room for Dr. Snootzski has written a rftastail� to--what-,"Oey wanted to find. outi and biggest . f one airi, -ineet, � I I ')
,,�,, . 4... k4 ...... 6.04 'grily the military problems in France doVh- ta iWorr I...
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"%11 a they were so well pleased with. what and not fit for intelligent-coffipan .
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:1, 1, 1�..,�� ,, 'RJ�07'1j,��. -�_, � and the grea its'§quwe wooden roof and this gideer �awho was naiiied Caesar by his me-
*�� - ,, ...... � .. ............. 6.25 Solution -ire wasted tfte ind bis,Youth ter Canada of before disr. .
p,� . . : � , .. their .- they ,Sbd stopped da'pcing and stared,.,,
� I . ..... . " � I .. da bis ptime. . r closed in their. -Caesar ,belonged 'to the sea eu- - ig they,pa§sqd- a resolution =4� hard,.-, - .... ... .
1��i M t , I ,; , 4tol%. ., , .�, W'. 0'.,.�� 74 - I ......... 6A Anergy in making im-possible,deman Md froft behind the drive ., saw and learned'that .
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,U?. 11 I I 1W11,.,4iX;Xd1Mt,.,,, . , '-o-ft. - '-Mr. Green lived with .this u�nique cumber'. famil� -hi - , "angrily, I
. I � I' I 1111,V . . � I , , by, thick woode-li curtains Which but- I afid aftef fie pasi�ed' V'r""A"
" ith 'O .4k,..,;-.. * e-4cit- 6.52 iu�8ri Wishin t; He 'also squab ' , I I Ing thitt such a school should bei la PY6ung man," she gihapp4df
.t�0;r!.,,-"' I -nd on for sixt - a tone on I r a .,
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� I 11 ,J�,, , ,,; ": , , # & ,,04 �,"'.0"O'�......'-'i, 10-25 bled,.------,,- flyi 'With' British and diary off a eon y rers, d a 9 .hdAded ,brass- =ilg, f rom Ah4i,�,p becam all 0$tr . again ffftt yeak. � I "do, you knoW.who I am?'$, I
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