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" 'VonfeTence in Huron County she was when we say it was Wh-ma- ing the Eas- jigal 'intil 6I d full I . � . I .
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.. .1 in Ontario Rtreet United hoo. ipal thing was to keep down vapatioit with. their parents, Mr, just .below the ",I I was in hos-_ lished by -mature, and- Al bqt� re,ly. I I , A t, . -1 I .1 , 7" 1 -, . . I I
4- A .man named James Burns, w�w I 'xl?"8- and . . , _Jn_k . � 1. � . T. � 11, .
� �'Olintou, with a4arve atten es. � W%,- Platrick Gibbons. � pital for four rabntbis, and, when I svreadsk -the infeI -Oow CAW, " ".. M 0 _ T .
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., tiophe inorrang devotions were came from somewhere in the Town- - ToI Clerk W, A Galbraith bas came O.u,t someone adv I me *y ing'-Ipedtonftis. in .... 91 RV �� OF MUSIC �
I . , staffla had some excell4at teachers ised to Pa which 1-_ .�, ,
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� , -ail Rang- ship Of Blaachard, , . a Justice of the, XT-uschen ISaitm I did so, and niDw is usually Aunger-ous; an . "I'll, .. 44o4i�a ...
d by Winghain Tr fkDr the rural sbhodls. We feel that . .. . _� KPr4TWU _, .. k
. I the musical accOmPanun,emt the early teachem We have likewise on the whole -little fault could PeaIce, and was sworav in at Gbderich I haa, no tram Of rheumatism. I should The applied while . . TT7� - �
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". ", 0, 4`1't I At the' piano. and MT. M. Chistio, of linglaw, who no* resides On a farm at - uld have been pit*.abie , --lates back to January- 1, Of 'XTuiV11,&n, ch 'I taka every . The iO.dond avoidable ,factor is &, , � � - 7 7 I, � , " :,
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'' len lisdiki, mornin"ulf a ,teaspoonful in warm lay du securing treafinent. : e time - II it is a ,fact eat theTe a" , .1
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� "'-`i1'_ - _166�, - �TL F. earlier days ,�aught in the -_'Aaff a s' routine bound 00I IDI WHIfred Robinson had, his tI water.!'�-Mre. P. B. who do not. .
�.� '_ -ndeI W-Inghfim; . ision beyond to operate must be decided- upon by comparaUvely few 'People
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.I.. �T,, ,�, Mayor Holmes and Rev. T. G. Far- Sc`h'�101- Me_ 'the munsigliitly waUs of the little'red T ... nto, last week. al HOW! . tal, The six salts in Krqschen stimulate the docto-v in charge -of Ae case. Re� eat enough fdad, there, =0' a, 'ISVI .
,'I.. � �_ �,'� �rffi, both of Glinibon, welconied, the There were also Miss Agnes ,schoolhouse, that wasn't red. . _.. . the ,liver and liidneyis to healthy, d*ds from any -hospital will vhow many Who thr(ough, igthoramee Or . I
ie"�,. �., , -ch, Dougall and a Miss S�ewart, Miss Me- I . 11 ge of deaths rises coelessues, ' - ' - � �
, � - tgroup to conference, towu and chur The fact is that they instilled into .."IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM regular action: assist -them to, get rid that the 1percenta: s,do noi eat the right"kind I
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,"I. . respectively. The boys were di,vided Dougal.1 died in a small Place west of minds of the younger element .. of -the excess uric -acid- which is,the in direct ratio to. the interiial between of food. Oley We foiD& '�OhiiWh, While . A
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� ,Ijj�:"�.,; ]IL; Stewart has been dead for many . I
I ,�, Rev. Charles Malcolm, Eglwo,ndvi ment, even if they were not provide -d ' - poisonous uric acid goe&-�Ith its silon to hospital. Wh Pissential ,qualities such as Nita- I "
," , Rev. C, W. D. Cosens, Clinton; Rev. years., with rather pretentious surroundings ,,"-'Ile churob, services in the' three dePOSIts of needle -pointed crystals_ Those pe1ople who cling to, an ,ap- mine. ThaTielsult is that, their bqdlex I ,
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., " G. W. Butt, Gorrie; Rev. J. F. Aln_ I and with adequate teaching equip- Cal ehurches on, ,Sunday last were thereI no doubt about those aches pendix which ,they have been told are actually starveA just as teuly as
, L III; ' -In- tended the Staffa School as a student, w - . I nbt all die of if, they were not securing a sufficient ( .
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�, ,�:` derson, Winglia TvIx. Gordon, At t ell attended, with good discourses and pains going tool should beremovied will, �
I "', I. ilmux Harrizon, but Nvas: engaged to teach there after men - 'by the ministers and music by the I 1. appendicitis. %Many of � them will, quantity . off ftiod.
, ��� "... . jouT, GodericiI; Mr. W As Proof of this there are men . -_
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i � Bayfiela; Mr. Russell Bloomfield God d qualified to do..'O' He ga"e up got theirl first Start in who choirs, and, all the churches report however, be rushed to.1hosipital with ,
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1'� , I erich. Rev. Cosens led in a sing -song school house whId'are among the best `n"u- ine e in embers and 1199 Plants!. BY VPTftl#ng sow- an acute .itback wlien the danger luind of food, he canvot-maintain his I I
, 11 I ", %. I � and la.ter in the open forum. At this having been called to the bar, prac.- who till the s4oil Intelligently, while The Independent Order of Oddfel- Ing of each,e1arly vegetable nivIer a from opeTatjon..js much ,greater than body in a state of physical fitness. An o
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� �. time. reports from all discussion tised for mar*y years in London. others 'have 'become skilled artisans lows of the Village intend holding peribd Of tWiDto'thiqee weteks, a larg-. during aquieseent period. . - imipnoper,die4t in early life means a ' ". k
_..,�. . their annual church service on the ,Why not be reasonable and pay at- poorly developed body, and- in lbter f
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,�,�. grolips, were given/ Another student of the school who and Craftsmen. er harvesting season is� obtained.
il:� in the afternoonboth. the boys and taught in it afterwards, was Ma% Jas. 'We go further in -to the matter to coming Sunday evening in the Pres- . Keep Adding I tentibn to pains. in, the abdomen and years, we find a pers!on �Wh!D is U-4010 - I
. . . byteiian Church, and a cordial in,i- Mu`h 'of the real inteI in gar- -to the advice of your doctor? to .,enjoy Ia good day's work or .IAW .
11 I : �' . , I the girls met ,at the recreational Norris. Quite a number of years ago mention names. Victor Gilpin became I .
. : f relay's and he Avas engaged as mathematical tation Is givien to me,m.bers. of aeigh- dening lies in trying something new. Questi,Qns concerning health, ad- and is not in a -good condition to re�- .- I ,
.�. grounds and a series o n -the Collegiate Institute, a minister of the Gospel; Herb Jones !
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;: w,I enjoyed. The sports were teacher i ' boring Wkes. -It is the custom of the Of course it isi Vat advisable tOl make dressed to the Canadian Medical As- sist disease. .
rates was reporter fbr one of the Ottawa L, *
, 1. . . . under the capable leademhip of Miss- 'North Bay, ,which Position h6 beld Publications till he ,became editor of Oddftllows; to hold such services al- over 'the whole gamdIen each Spring, isociation, 184 0ollege, St., Toronto, This means that our health. doeO, I I
. tha, till his death, which occurred in re- his own - ternatelY iii the local churches. n1or shouff"i One Ub=&n completely will ,be answered personally by let- to a very large ,extent, depend upft 11 �
� 11 es Forrest, Miss and Mrs. Trewar . newspaper in Van Kleck Hill of the Exeter organiza- Ia" those Old 'favlorites which have ter. 1. I our eathig the xighrt kind of food. . 11 0
.i.� Mrs. pock-ett, Rev. C. W. D. Cosens, cent years_ Arthur Hlutham. practises medicinZ The L;agion
i It is in keeping to mention here tion will attlind ,in a body Ift St. done well in the past, but without ... Proper folod does not cost ,any B20TO .1 A ,
I Rev� G. W, Butt and Wilmur Harr - --where in Western Canada; Dr. Paul's Anglican Church on the coin- .something entirely new each season, PERFECT "
�, son. that his, brother, Isaac, also attended Newton MacTavish is author of the I � - than.the improper kind.
1. st,l the Staffa School. He likew�se 11ecame Ing Su Interest will be lost. In aspecial part ,
. I An addTess, "In Quest of the Be Fine Arts in Canada, and other books ' . ning,,May 5th, at the I [It is quesitionable if — What should our diet include? At
..,. � I of a collegiate teacher, and, at the time morning Is, ce and wila be ad&-ess- Of eyerY seed, -catalogue will be list- anything Is tlie head Of -the list we place milk : I
11. given 'by Rev. J, B. Moore, .. and for seven years was a Civil Ser- perfect, but there are somie, things
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� I. 1� Vas -the morrung ses of his death, was holding a position - Commissioner e,d by Rev.. � .. Hendry, Rector of "St. ed the very Latest cresitibus in both and milk ,products, such as, bu0m I .
, : 'Vice at .0ttawi; the flowers ,and v,egetablegt Cert,m which come closet tD being so; one
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.1 , sion. present laberal member, for"' South flowers Which were always double beI of these which may in all fairness be and cheeset. M .
1:, The girls, who had met in W4nlev- , Outstanding Student I Huron.% the Federal House, namel 'A number of the Oddfallows of fore 'Vow appear in a ,single type, or described' as nearly perfect,is milk. of as a food,, not as a beverage. It,
_ Willis Church, had dinner in OntArio . y Hensall Lodge, No.' 223. motorei, to is our most valuable food and Ohlould t�
,'% �, Dr. Margaret Patterson, Toronto, Wtlliam Golding, has ..had no se.hool- Perhaps 'a new distinct color has been, The most thoughtless.of us arie a. ,be the, last . :.
,,! , . Street Church with the -boys. Sup- E xeter on 'Sunday evening last April irbeni to- he redup-ed in the
- rr1 . ing besides that which was received , ' , ' ere added, Giants have been dwarfed, ware -that we -must ,eat to live. The 4
. I �� 7 .per was served to all in Wesley -Wil- 'i,ster of the No is brothers, gra- I at Staffa, and what he has obtain�d -8th, to join with the brethren th I family budget In hard times. Fresh � �
I duated from the Staffa School when - . hke'the,new t,m(y Zinntbjs� ;or very more thoughtful ones realize that ".
. " lis Church Rev. J. F. Anderson con- I I . . in their annual divine serv.IcI6 b h fruits and gTeen tviegetables are numb
" I . * ' * 'he -oassed her entrance to high � from Lhe hard knocks of li�e experi- . t u,dded -to, what they eat has a direct influence I A
,: �. - . was nit desirable; they are. rich in vitamins t
. ducted the -vespers and closin I g cere - . I I enced since t,hen. He is an outstand- I held, in the James Street 1T,-'a,d' much intreased.in heigh upon ho*'they feel. 'Mosia� who use -and should always be incl. . uded in the
11 ehvol examinations in Mitchell. -ample of a self-made man, a something which a few Ii-Adget, Sam I ,
. .1 : I .. We remembe,�- very. well indee�� n Church and fably addressed by Rev. ' Years a,g'o .
�1� . monies. i 9 e could only (be secured in -their Intelligence understand, that food
I 11, , . The boys' officers elected for the the first days she came to school, b4e- � real. student. Mr. Staintoli. Pft)-_-I*&IV aH the (leadingi, .fAo is all-important to health. - diet. Add to these articles, cereals, . .
I J 11'', mining year are as follows; Graiid 1 'Other men and May 6th Holiday Wers Of all the various fooI which are I eggs, meat, Potatoes and, other veI I
.�., d, Wingham; decked in a dainty, spI calico r .also women who mW,TvOw be secured in, 'I doubles I
,., I . ,Chief, Charles Wellwoo 4 frock. She preferred to sit on the floor have -been a success in life can think . On Monday, May 6th, On the odca- and singles and some of vidL-d' f or the use of intan, milk is tables, and 'You ,have a -diet that will .
11� . I sion of the 25th yeax eel the latter, Pro . Properly nourish the body and keep .
., Grand !Sub Chief, Jack Snell, Gode- - ebration of the most 'valuable single food. it 1j;s
of the teacber'§ platform, rathe�r than , balcl� to time $pent in the Staft Particularly in the Asters are very it -fit, if the other general rules of I
�- I rich; Grand Tally, Ben -son Sutteli, s,ch.00l. the reigii of His Majesty King the one food that is, ies*cinaly
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� .: i . Clinton; - Grand Cache, Terry Cooper, stand in line with the -other little ones Our opinion is that they would have George -of the United Kingdom and &I pared ,by nature foT the, nouri p' life are observed. . I .
1, . of her. class durin the instruction A glblud seed, catalogue, will pro" shment I
, �, . I � � en of their Colonies, the day will be observed as e that, hav- We would urge that every care be
El'. GOderich. period. She was outstanding that day I bee a success regardlee,s indispensiab] . Height of of -the, young. It follows . 0
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, a public holiday with all p9st offices, the flowers . taken when buy1mg food to secure
.`11� - environment; are t�liat they are- -not times of bloo ��; Ing been prepared for .
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. .4'. and las'been an -outstanding pers-on-, banks, schools, etc., closed- and there ming, whotlie, r they that Purpose, that which is good. Never buy meat
ways ever since. I because of w-bal t.hA red school hour Ie for mich'special Purposes ag It meets the nutritional needs of the that its not stomped as inspected, - . ,
. VARNA , ality -in many will 'be no service on the rural routes su,itabl -a any ,other t 1
,,�7;., . - Re' turning to the teachers, there I did for them, but in spite of what it edging, screening, cutti volung better than, doe
.", . -O tiIat it will be well for all to keep ng and,, frag- food. only use pasteurized milk, only bay
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I I... � I I We are sorry to rePOrt Mm Mos- comes to mind Miss Geary; therel the holiday date in mind to arvoid any ram*(� are all mentioned ,and are- vital U or lean I
-11 is still confined to her bed� but loome up. the name of .Mr. GrQen- .. facts in laying -out . Without food we could- not keep 1
11 Sop disappointments in mail 'and bank a sstisfactoryga&_ warm or use our muscles. handle the fbod- in a decent, sanitavy,
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il�l with the approach of warm weather .wood, of Mitchell. ' I I Services. I - den. In the vegetable line the cata- Without Way. Food'is, of great importalice 0 11
'1� . I -we hope to see her up and about. Ille called! to. see us last summer;. I - I loguie continues this useful service food, the child's bodly could not grow to us, and is, therefore, very plainly, . I
"". . WINCEIAM Mother's, Day will be observed in by listing different varieties, under the nor would the'adult boldly be kept in
�. Mr. and ,Mrs. Latham, accompan- and although neariag the fourscore I I WERNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN the local churches on- Sunday, I eading ,repair from ,the ceaseless, -wear and, swomethilng' about which we ,should I
L" .. i4ed by Miss ,Gladys Beatty of London year mark, was r-markably hale and May h 0:6 earl 'late and inedium so . know and see that we.have, of gogid
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, spent Easter at the home of -Mrs. L. hearty. At the time of his retirement Miss Jean Ramsay Of Paris is vis- when there will be services of a sp,e-* that 'a succession. of veggtable,s is, quality. �
,., I plossdible right through the � Xlik contains sugar and' fat which � .
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, eme ac- Wllitby. are gqvlen' In' regard to care (and We- inat,�Tial ou sbeiatton, 184 College St., Toronto,
Coman e, Toronto, is renewing Mrs. W. F. Burgnmn, Billie and , t of which good, 1`11111'I Will be ,answered, PersonI by hi .
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I � spent Monday with Mrs. Mossop. Keewatin, Ontario. Later he was ap- ents, ,Mr. and Mrs. i"atrick Gibbons. ,, the w,e,k-e,d. .LL, 'Ov- perimlental Faralis concerns vazietW 'I ...
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,,� � ,Mr., and Mrs. Marining of Clinton poimted an offir-ial in the customs of- Miss Betty Walker of Bancroft is Miss Margaret Fergaison, is hybrids.' This work has as its-ob- liable' Source I I
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