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�� "'] ,,%�, "... �. I . * 4 ntereg9ting tacta, concerning 'Ito paip t- itouch twith'the leading oxtists In ters prioudly., more t4u ft*O " hundred' . I
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! ,04.�,.''m" ,.��"sing rates on application. ng lines Thgy.are -are present construct- was-2on A site in the Hurom tract, Whdle at work In. the stud -Jo he,.,de- tbitj�, Iftag W-'th- A%Ielght'l of� decorating �... � ,
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k4�� , , Worg" the following Offl Uver. WbRe he located on a farm, Muse lhdm. to put down brush Immed- t . of 'd , Or ti g f -
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, �_�:, ,'' delivery yet And, .perhaps some of' Pre&., F. Hess, Sr.; pres., he was no farmer. fre ntay have been lately and not resume work till the .Ddy.. Many., hou$iogj. are displaying -- , .
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4 �njk, � _4 - '' , Yhe Coronation . Mr. J. Howard, bas been,, awar&d fact that a brother and Mster of his the room. . iiju ht'all -mastbeads, at.the court .3 ,'A , �
�� N,S.R',�'.,_ �. . . � . . last week, and hogs have -taken an- the contmet for excavating fhe sewer were settling ont land just across the Visits made by himto this Prpvlzee house, the pois . . i,
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I . '', other drop. on Main St, Exeter, amd Is to be paid road. Furtherimor'o, the place had as- of Quebec, also to the WhIte-Moun- &Ii�41;e bonie� A Alvg on a high,ole , * , . I
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nl, I d"". *_ . No Coron tion in British history, . $1,800 for -the excavating and $20 for pects of beauty.. William's personal talus, in t � . I.. . .
11,M)" . We have been hearing a lot lately . lighted e 6f �q. L. lZarsionq is brilglit- , . . , 4f' ' ' .
11 '-k four manfliales. intpresb In farm land was limited to infrequ��nt. ly by III% spotlight J�caily � � 1% I
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�, " vl,,!�, about organized labor; a living . Mr. E. I� Box, who -bas been book- about 10 acres. Some horses, oow:� both places and,ipually.had with hdm. .placed. -on the roof of -the h6tase. Ev- I
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I . P:-�,�..', *as. evidenced in the, Coronation of some tame, has pur0ased, Mr. Edge�s ,her about the fields, but the cottage, Om One occasion Mr. &�ll VMS UOUS,. Of'�iibme - desoilpti!64. - - Possibly _; , , !01 '.
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I IS, . , Zing - G VI and Queen Eliza- voill devote his time to %bat line of rizj,d. . . eurr the mosiroutIg 1R .
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11 ;; � 'X"91 ','A'�.' 1. 7.. I regular and sustained din about it. ', � I . Jackvci�'oif Eginondville, and his lit- ' - - , " . . ..17.
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- _., . And looking over the labor field, On Weftesday evening a number of Persons of a manservant'and a maid, u'Frq�,made by Jpim 4 ceriaini Wells, n' V` is,-'a"good secohkL 'Tak0d �'. , ,
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, , th from hi It'he" " duped-4ii .oil "at " , � �h.6_=ajOrit '
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1, - - *,vent, the papers were full of it; it ,men gathered in the council- chamber Mr. Cresewell was, aesthetic in, taste was fegwd16d:by,- 'ML as being I I
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I',, I familiar to every person in every Isenited, b1m; with a libi-ary- table and appeal for him., Not infrequently he blm,f6r, assisitinee and advice &Wa" Ltdr., . . .
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,',, , �: 1. . I There have been other C6ro--qa- and the markets have been payinj� Mr. Gordon. Giauld, of Kippen, was and into the woods with dog and gun also unusually kEnd. � one bf 'these d"llatin;L- *of thelptore formerly, 6p- ' � " *11 ' . I
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I'd rl,� . . � in the �village of Hensalil 'prior to- his -,,ud, in season, he wee. not averse fio was Robert Ford. Gdgen who, studied enafed, b Mr. W. Hern I - I .
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" tions, of course—those of Queen Vic- . � . going to -take charge of a mission hadt ahook and cast a line. . i �� I
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. :: I toria, of King Edward VII, of King . m .1 field in Saskatcliewan for the sum- Sti:�lltng about the garderis and Can"a, a pupil Of Willizin Cressw,ell. store here. Mr.. Fraink-Tate, for`md�-- . . A . -0 I ,� I
,'' . I I instituti . mer months. . I .. Tong the flowers .,wasi dear to lias AL-.. Xressw6l *m, electe � - , .
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:,�i George V and'Queen. Mary, that elic- Mr. George Turmer, of Brucefield, 7 �ftrt, and! a drive, to Eguipliqville and) member of,the O',S.'A. in 1870 ar;d of- . . I ...
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, E��,,�11 - fted Widespread 'interest and un- e general has. purchased a new auto to take the , to Seaforth in an, Bn�lish,,%tyled� phae- ".the R.C.A. in 188b.- ". . . . � I 1has be,&n appointed. manager Of the 11 .. 'A !� , I - ''.
I .... 1 � - . public out here in the country, We Place Of the one th�lt was burned� ton left impressions, that still linger. In 1905 a . re4uest came .to' -MAs. Ood4nielt bromch.--aodenich Signal. I - .
...."', bounded expression's of loyalty from - ' Mr. Jaknes, O'Neil htw also purchas- Hospitality reigned -in the, home; Cresswell to sell , I . . . . .
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. `i��,," � in a way, different, entirely different. them than we have.now. Norman Cook -of Hensiall. Mrs. Cres6well, a lidglily-educated. Engw prospective buyer intending, to have. - ' Robert�.fnirrow �ts !,suffering ex-_ . .-,
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11 � , fi,'�,.� . I I . I 0 -4 pharmacy at Toronto. . - curean.. . I u the ma . street of the vU,Iag'e-, Q,w . 1
14". . - I .1 $1,500',00, because the paiutla� - was - 3.4. I 1
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I The Sothern Bridge, just west of The greenho ' adjoining the cUt'- artist? -It is said that in ambut . ! - I .
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,:�,% . I . - lols ding as you of imexnployed. Yet there are labor The trustees of School Section No. . ___ . ' ..
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., - - ilext ' � I , meeting of the Mitchell ' ,' ; - ' - ' � 1�
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. .Qlieen. and her son, King Edward.- number 119,000 steel workers. ' ' I-, fhe club Poo , * � .
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km;i"f . . . They. were names more than person- " The people of Regina are preparing stealing ,4 Pig, and a d �Iffer tw'-` ' " .,
, I In -Canada the Dominion of Fin- - conscientious 11t, was M6.th�at oDiilf the ink'." -1 ' when. Upyd- El elected- ia:_�,, - , I I I
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11". I I , I 'Canadians had had the privilege of The building will cost $53,000. Mr. repeat the exact* words, of, the decus- ' A todr�lst on J2461 Wak to E .e. . Otiler'bificers are: Vi�eliresl- '�, ' ' I ' -
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.m',,�` relief has had �nd still has on our na- Van E experidniding seasi9kness, for ,tLe�'hr delit,*,Heleri Mvidson;-- secretary, B_ , . I .
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,... , . It was only in the last two or three ess say 'He my Will is in , � Ity and groucids 'commi "I .
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'',," . I r at 'his home on North Main St. on I ook the Pig' or 'I took the pig'? erything is left 6 yoti',:dear. 'My ,ra-' U'. Houitith.; ,touruam�ent C, -'Homuth, - ., � �. ) .
_7ears of his reign that King George serious strike' Witness ---Oh, your honor, he said- rious stocks:, y , -
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N1, . . and bdtter working conditions? No. meeting of the Presbyterian Foreign 0 . other side. -'I caft�t stand this. trip 1 lunch e6mmitlee', 'D'. McNai - - I - .
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Xll,�, .. . iover the air, in his yearly br'oadcast� they were told to strike. . From The Huron Expositor "Any resuats?" I I . ,ruck -ran.ov- Wilmer McManuq . suffered - air un- - . ". � I
I ,� . -., � . . . "Yes, I've got to give up smoking." er your best hat." � �- Ple4sant� exp,�Aenco -;',q,t' ,the harbor . I ., .
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V, - terest in the recent Coronation. By . .. house in CadnW. and set fire to the. 0 � the� water was calm dfid the ship wa',F, 4 , $
� ,. . . shore high'way out of Toroirit . have curtaims- The fire was* discovered by I
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, ,'! � . Huron Has Had Three Lines Ha ' ved o carious Po - sitiou by stevedores, who- ' . . .
11 4 .. . sands of British subjects were en- I - But the men have a real grievance . Last, week theL property Owners in ' e First.Railway Built in 46 dropped their trucks and rushed, to his. . * I
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,.�,. abled to follow the actual 14- this time. Of course they have. Just large majority, bylaws providing the a �Godeiich Stair.
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�W: - more clearly and distinctly than did , ' te'di 4�th flags, and other- . 4 ,
1-1 . are demanding is fifty*cen was sorni * decoratbon.s. , -
_; I ts an hour etbing ever $60,000. vautages ,over inland countieg in be- Teeswatet. For some time they had Cor a' Many- of tbe- I
,., A &Pan -of horses belonging to Mr. ingon. the store of Lake'Huron, says to move slowly, but by degrees they mere to went -to great trouble inD. ' .. 0 I I
11; the subjects who were actually at for unskilled labor and seventy cents, D. D. Wdlsmi, Seaforth, ram off wi�h W. 11. Johnston writing recently in prevailed; upon the municipalities to �
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. t�1�171 .... the ceremony, or who viewel the Cor- - an hour for part skilled men. a load Of eggs last Saturday at Mn- a dtaily Paper. 'The county,'always vote them liberal boriuses amid the May,or'I-IXn.n,a -as delightea that the- .4 "
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, ��.4,., C-01ii0d with ;some farming imple- cropeof wheat and Other produce, and This Plan of,,,securing bonuses from interest In decorating their homes andr. I . .
, At other Coronations, too, weeks I claim they will go back on relief Inents at Mr. Brunsdon?%a,hop. orie a market had -to be ton ow sibap en- -
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, I .�:" - . years. involved, du the rains. this grain was, shipped by water from- railways at little cost to ,ins
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1k, than they can by- working f or thirty- A little after 7 o'clock on Tuesday DAyfield, but much More from Gode- but with a fine opportunity to make A very Impressive 'ceremony� was; . I
I �Wr': elapied before pictures of the great five cents an hou"r. morning the steam boiler in MT. Sam- rich. For tw,entF 'Or thirty -miles good plVits. . 14 stagled at the, public_ school on Tues_ . I
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I 1 events were seen in this ..country. And T here is something'the matter tOrY, Seaforth exploded, Making a r often oxen d1rew the loa&,.pa horses northea�ilera corner ,of Huron county sidewal Idned, the-
, 1, . even then those pictures left much to with an unemployed -man who won7t Port to be he6d all over towu. The I through the townships. of Turn,berry Miss, .
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, , : -nation. front end- of it was takKa completely In 1858, the Buffalo & I Lake, Huron land Howick, ,and DrUlved.. a boon to from Winds I �
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T1.4,., 0nation df our present King. Over or 70 cents an hour. And out here road be a ldVdUg MeMDriai to t[he Corona- - I
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.,:vl" . . . . p ow n t r often drif e ea er Roberts gave a dedicatory. prayer an& I . I
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, I the historic event we were enabled . labor atS5 cents all hour will Only to a lesser The fourth railroad for I-111TOn tributed them. At the ig Lho,,t
All " -degree. county was organized by, a group, of the Students als dv, q e (I
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A I'W_ � I No wouder there was, interest. It I .... each. . ,tilso the need of a rallroad for that from Loudion to Winglia-in, hrou h I I I
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"'Y', ." , o the King and Queen,'or the We have been gaining'the impres- The bylaw PrOvidqug for -the grant- line from Palmerston,, thTOU I lrj�g Winghain . is nortlierh tormitual. with 83 marks in open alms under q; .
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" , 'It onies, to misfet MessTg. Brw,dfoot & Box In This road was lmowu as the We�1_1 but the road, was. mot she received the Silver Medal In, an-
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