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. � -the occasion,. He proved himself not facts and told, the truth to his Own ,night. . 'MoorO; plat4 lraice,, Marg"et; L%ib A two storey frame house, occu- , " - Iffuummmumm"UNUMIUMMM .. - , '',.,�.,�,�e,�,��'r�,r�,,.,��,4,
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., SaMeL -they supported him becausehe!was, ,ment that followed"'the identity of Moore; .gents, 100 ft. turn the,house ,��as abilame. Some of doors elpsed, using screens on' dQors in 1930, less -bed, mattion, �� . �t 1A I
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. I � . HeVas a ,man they could -trust. soon as it was disco,�,eTed that the ,step, Mrs. Charles ns, ,, do tairs but "other belongings and est, cleanest easiest method of kill, !d, pork aloue, inn 1933 �'.. � 1, �, I
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c � -Wept Hepburn attacked. ' There was . . m. Robins no. weaihW They'll keep you ab- .these commodities from, 1930 �6119* � , � I
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. . -try and carrying the war into every the breaking of which have brought lRurth' was zikteen years of age, a election of pfficeTs, for the new by ,George King and -Mrs. Davidson. ,disgusting pest5l. IV�s -so easy to the exception, of pork, 11 - . �: 1,
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,.cons tituency. ,Some of the places i tragedy to, the people of this province ,daughter of Mr. 'and 'Mrs.- John, Me- 'ear was-, con,&'Oed by . f(f ii�t take A littler thought,and do your bit f t - � ,,."�, ,
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- iculed his opponents- but that was� be- Miles Dorothy McQuillan, sister of �rotiring, offi*s was, moved by jo, $2,000, is .partially'covered by insuir- - deelined in 1933 �." �
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-mothing about him of the stern� ,at- cause his opponenkts, were ridiculous the drowned girl, is a school teacher Wo,ods and Ern,,st bi , ance on t�nts. PIW � "III', I
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I er a (In ttbe pa"st, before niedical'scieii,e�o�' increasing crQ'p yields. Within -the 1931; 10.69 iR 19,32, and JaA in IM1. �,��'. "
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defence. His campaign was' educa- Flore had attained its present high stand- I last five years, experiments blavle Butter, declined from 30.59 ands � ' ,�ii ''
. -condemn the -Ontario government be- nee, all of Wawan6sh. auditor.s, Les. Robinson, and -PO � . �
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-lis own. DveTyone ,knew bim, , as martial -note leading the clan to I very appropriate T�eaturff, of the deadly ravages of the, co,mmon, , produced'i�n certain districts, remark- eggs ?,4.63 do,�,en per head to " , ,: . :::!.� ", �.
I The Part of Mr. Bennett ` this reunion- was �he -observance of house -fly. able -Increases in crop yields, and dozen in 1933. Pork, of which 72M 11, ,
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. promise of doing certain things. No through the shaken raniks of the carries 'Malaria so, does the common -rface of .the land. By such'a eth- to 74,58 pounds per head, -but stiM a, � � ""; 11 I
*, ,dignified -title of -GQorge Henry was man ever failed and. lailed more ig-f -army. . table and on it a beautiful birthday house -fly cause "'Summer Complaint" od of application, greater economy is Pound and a half to, the 'good eamkL. , 11� �
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I I . I -not a term of aff ection', the abbreviat- nomdhiously in'the political history of; cake with its 80 �andles and around or Infant Diarrh6ea through the in- effected and greateir control of wet�ds pare,d with, 1930. . �.)��
4ed cognomen of "Mitch" ,meant muclk. . . 1: , ,,i,
. I I ' Tbe'Henry Record it sat six brothers, the one the guest visible podsonous specks it d600sits in a,ccomiplished, the weeds between .. .1 I �"i�. "
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Ivon the hearts of the common pe -o- attempted to do almost everything i co s in n If every father growth of -the fertilized grain, When . . ...1
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that he promised. He failed because 'the /Henry -government. �Mr Hen- Relatives ` efe, present quickly disappears I . r 4� I
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. -pqlitical life have had a finer I ry was not a particularly e Liver and Kid n - ,�
I Ireiceptdon 1�hafn t1bald glive�n to M�, cause ,he espoused. H6 befi&ved that ' . gus, driven home,io�'fiem there would be ed dtcertain,di6tricts from small ap- ,
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I - certain things could 'be done. These or striking figure. . If be. wa§ not im- Stratford, Seafoq�flf, Mitchell and the such a crusade carried on against pl7cations of fertilizers, it will be evi- are aroused by ' I . I _117 N
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ing in bis ow -n town at the end of things were contrary to the very na- cri,me it may be said that he was OP7 ' - And, yet, one h- . -ly reducing the cost DE -A ..,.
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I . -1he raked the Times -Journal of St. gle. They warred against geography goiverurnent had accurmuflated an ov . . ... : . . - � �� ,, ,
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:act,eT since he entered- the House, of I costly and unwieldy. Under our Mod throil.gh the residential part of the . . I -
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-were tired of the uncertainty which , -perform ceft a., an ten en, C, .
I I Sollowed ,the electio,n of 19,25. They ,had linked up the federal govern- ency of commissions is to cncr0a0h was tried all attenipts to ,make an. . I ,,. - � 'IT,
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. ment with the provincial government. upon the powers of the government entrance was foiled. A. hole, big en- . . . I
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k gram proposed by the Conservatives.. .provincial -thery have an urge to extravagance. augh to peTmit'a hand, to go. through . I I I.,
. the federal govern- The task of ,even a provincial pr4mier was bored in'the door -but a doubre . ,%,
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room without twin beds. The .fail- debt, pil,'-up, the people wh,o at first ile". from getting th-e' door opened .1..
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I I tire of the federal government spell- welcomed- an ei-A of spending. in the a, planned. . . .1�1.'
Us ever seen, The Tories attempt-, ed disaster for the provincial govern- hopeless delusion that it puts money 00 few business firms employ adver-. '11
. . ,ed -to pry off sections here and there ment. MT. Bennett's .belated radio in circulation., finally turn in) diVgUSt- I 4P - . I . : ",
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power of attack. It could not defend. oe ' many omit the u * of hdveritising, de- - i
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nation. In the larger cities !the the n�eaw vdlleniumi drawn up and, so far as they were coticerneKI. Lib- _- I I , � f "
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. a -ad foo,lish' policies fr�edom Or'eVpaniding it in, the years . ..'�4 � - � L I
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