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M, �_'�,�,,,:!�,'. I - July 5, 1912 T40.)re Ip a book by one Samuel the louglos,h creak andrumble of the urtney, 6t�yoa' 1, .. .4.41
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, __'�' I 11 I I . .I _eapL- - - I -. � -- , , � . � � . clamic. In, It yo . Ith the roll aa4 dip-bf the section. Death wav due ito a, se,�ere .
-� 1 ;��',.,,,I�,:,� .. I . ,.-. We general election. wiLh any greater Rwsel*gle� �'.,- . a,- will And the f.Ql- ,billowing wt .
*,� 14,4, � 1. , �, :. . . - * , , _ .1. Mrs. -A-. -U611insver the-Lon4bit-road, -Iowtmentd � . skull. fracture.. The .*00ideat 'l:lAJ?Peu- - I .
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... .. ;11� % I ... - .1 I I 'UpCtcheO, -with e4 incubator, River Maitland, - now the site of God- This, bfthway Was born out of tke war S(-'ct'on of Min"ton Street 'and the I I
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", 1.� I'l-l-, . . I of this province are, generally agreed. smith, Aas dold _&dlsV 50 -acre farm on oldy availab a short 170at, Mr. Courtney was walk-
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a the Mall -�kxeh MI-GrO- the eattlenionts and Lake' Huron," ni ot , d left - it_s� trall. of destrue- -to -t&.�,opposibe side whou struck - - !
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,� P_11 -Dominions Se has accepted a positbou'ta Chatham.' POPUlatioll. Of three, hundred sou , an avalanche of war claims. In 1823 ,
,. . h the British -Parliament- took ' 1�oia B!'bebb haa passed her But ' "
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I "I".11 � .. . . Birthda - . - is Ve aptly expressed by The,Globe inteW111hNNate�CXQMinAtI`OD in. Pia,110 writing his book, the reverse of this be . I . I . I
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, ,,�,:� . Mr. Robert Smith, Sr., 'Of Hullett, twentY-Ave years,, he exclaims, the 06mmission,to, help straighteu out- the nesday night, when a fla�lug m4ecr - - I
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� ,A"", I . . This week 'Canada celebrated the , . � I populatt4n. has increased to thousands, rights of the Province Ox'regard to sped, across, the noTthern, sky trailing -
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. _,,,�,�.-,, I ation. As the ages of countries run, pathetic strikes-, the kernel'of C.I.O. - I -to Globe of last Sat- Samuel . Strickland was right. -With the successful methods of colon- the Phenomenon dieappearedL -'The - P .
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" . . - There are all too few now Hvin& an aim of the C.I.O. Jdhn L. Lewis Mr. D. Grumineft, of Harpurhey,has border of Waterloo through, to Lake what was eventually to b,Q twenty-one smoke streaked along the path- Of the -
� �; 1. . who can picture the life in -Canada, in could not in Britian call out the a field of timothy wihich averages Huron; from New H&M-burg on 1. f
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I "' , 1867, Fewer still who participate*d miners to punish the steel operators four feet in, length and I* thick in Shakespeare, Stratford, SqbringvIlle, Waterloo county On the shore of Lake disappeared -the smoke 1p�zily . ;
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, m the'celebration of, the birth of the � He could not use mass picketing, in- Mr. Box Is having a.cellar dug and ly to Goole"1011. It passes, through the putable' settlers at a small profit. ends to form the letter "S" and fin- .. .
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'�' I Amd how were these celebrations - community. He could not,- deprive a cottages which is situated next to St. ,farml Ons � 4
I X-"�,. j.. �, . . - . -1 Thamm' Church, Seatorth. - , through a succession of busy and Tdv,Irn-sites, . were surveyed, roads, Occurred_.about. 9_oWoek. - Goderichi -
. �, zed withou-t the aid of tele- member of union benfits"if he de- Mr. Robert McIntosh, of Seatoorth, prosperous centres the equal of any bridges and ,schools were built -on a Star. I -
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. , , ,� i - returned -on Tuesday night. He took good deal since Strickland!s time. was set an foot the most extensive on Wednesday evening Principal R.. �
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111§� � - it the &eat 'record or achievement; itures". I . '. I there wem. between 75 and 100 cars' "No, not till atterwards," an w r "But Why did she bring her three presented Mis's 'Johnston with a hand- 9
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�' that our pioneers left to us. , To the British mind there was* "Oh, she wants) to get rid of them, some I
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", 1�� � I . . I thing drastic about that legislation. Miss Ella Link, of DashWODd, under- . . I exPres-s4on of her thankff.
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I , ", , 1, . .1 tion in Saginaw, Mich. . The operation lient and shook -his head, sadly. An inquisitive nlec' J0ysbIY in games and contests. . God_ .
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��.O non dollars, was looked upon as a lor. ,1k team, of hors- . .- e
-11.., . ' conclusively settle the C.I.O. question last " � 'when "�rs "" I orrone, at In, although there was onV ' I
! 11 �'. 1, I ,of mone�,, when that many dollax* k and were * I . . I - � One heart. Mr. Bowden., a flowa-l" .
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�, I 1n fact, was l9ok6d upon with awe- � I 1 7 for ManY Yeam, stated it was: .
,., Sheppardton, was w the, Organization Has 0 the first time In' his experience he .had
',,I,., ' _ do it without any more fuss'and Pougherty, 4); Women"s Institut ,r I
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Q 11 I.. -colossal figures we have lost our awe Hey which did it to a ' man. . . I � r 0 . - this flne organiZation of, rr.UralL Women, The Junior branches frequently 00, celebrated her tOW7". d �
I 7. - . I . . was initiated, in a formal way by the, Oper4te, with Junior Farraeral. Clubs Saturday. 90th birthday omi
. I in a progres- I establishment om February 19, 1897, "r join and the fami
.��,� of millions and living ' Why then ,a general election two From The, Huron Expositor
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". .1 sive, not to say a fast age, we have . ' years before its time? When the July 1, 1887 her with 9, bouquet Of 80 roses,. , om.
, �.� . ), . '. I as histor, , iday evening *Mrs. Southeott enter_ 4
�01 .. - I tario in SaItfleet township, Went- civics, English, parliamentary la.
,, I " , 4 imped to billions. 11 . . necessary machinery is" already in- Wfole Mr. John Hartman was cut- worth Oounty, says J. W. S. McCul. etc. . W, tallied the members, a the, family to_. I
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L,;. 2 ile we Canadians talk qiite . d
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,", 11011110W, son of Mrs. Kerch. -as Health. The Primary -object was to and allow Of opportunity 01, Saturda-Y afternoon she was 11at:
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t,.,,q.�', glibly of billions of dollars,- as. a work that machinery already in the walking,after the machine. He, came brovide a means for farm, and village to lear' thi for members homV, to her friends and receivea. I
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.�'. imatter of fact, we do not do business . . Legislature, -why throw it all o�t a -ad to a comer and was concerned only women ,to meet regalarly'to discuss ments Of -other branches _
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I . . . . . . ��.,: ,on that gigantic basis, at least not in scream and -found that the little fel- ma.tlon concerning their rosporisibili- the Jbran,ches - send delegates to . and two soris,'Or.
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"�. � _ ;a national way, we have to leave that f dollars for something we a ady low had bad three of . his fingors ties as homemakers, and citizens. This annual meetings. . I
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. have? squefted off In the mower- Pioneer branch is now known as the Thirteen coriveation areas -have Three Meet Death In'Plane' Cr . ash ,: - P
, ... I.Iill to. our n6ighors accross the Ene. - I . The following fteam played lacrosse Stoney Creek WorneWs. Institute, beett, establisbedi in Ontario and each vocate.
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� ." � capital, we learn. when Uncle &m . country is concerned, the CIO. Will, leg s Ora' e much s and di - ashed -1 a wtheat-,
� ,� "'.. Paul Freeman; point, J..Smith; cov- by the practice of the Farmers' In- tricts. within the area. fie o reMe Dewar, about- 6
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� IN.",-, 1937, he had estabished some amaz;�: as a political issue. The countr Ste -art, A- .T. W1115011, W. Mackay,; trained teachers discuss questions of a Provincial Board, -of the F (I ted 7.30 o,.ci,olc*k Monday raofaing- R,6si . �
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.1 . centre, W. W. Meredith; home field, domestic ,economy in their meetings Womea's IM%titutes. Besides, dents of the district heard the� roar- ,
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". . . . mg-1im -11 _ _. - is more concerned with the govern- 1. Winter, C. Dowling, ,A. McLellan; which were attended by many wGmen. president ,there are 20 voting mem- olouds or*
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, �K.'_ I I One of these was the recordof hav- , d coylony adn-11,fr I _ I- ---. re was so su . .
� ,ccessful that bers bu. this board, the members be� the sky eye -witnesses saw the, plant--
� 1.�:: - - home, T. F. "dmAff- - - � -worriew-soom-set--up their Own organ- Ing electedat the various- annual cor, Plunge to earth in One of ,the worst,- 6
�� , "I . mg -the smallest deficit since the ad- istratlon, with balanced budgets -and Mr. 16,4eph Klin-khammer, Seaforth iza tion which, as ,Wi4-1,_" _ifiiC of the- -rentiOUS accidents of its kind in, Western, on -
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I 11,;�, I � � v.ent of President RoosevelVs new . -other similar things. , - tonso�lal artist,left, here on Tuesday rarmers,', had been sanctioned by the atives sent by the. districts to the _'I4��- -Wh -IF-hearbi r6sidonts,-reacI,_.-_-. - '.., - -
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I On Thursday fornoon.as, Mr. D. D. By the year i9OO, there were 33 Canada alid'with the international' death instant-
, . .�,Il .. to less than three billion dollars- record of administration alongthose, I - r- three men Who had met.
..; 1, 2 !. I Wilson was driving towards HarPur- Women's Institutes in Ontario with: a ganizatiori, the Ass 0 ly�Exeter Tilues-Advocate. It
I", , -d I'Iegs7. latte-r lines, the c6untry mind is .a]-' atry
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'. . I I hey with, a young ihorso In the buggy membership of 1,602 and at the end Women ,of the World, .
11 '. 1- and when opposite Mr. Joseph of 1935, the number had been increas- The Women's Institutes, have, the Miss Dawn Parrill, - daughter or
,§,;', The second record established was ready behind him and his govern-' Gold Medalist . 0
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... III'- .. " for an all time high national debt merit, an plat a d flaWricial backing of th e Rev.. F., G. Farrill and) Mrs. FarTar-
, , I . . I steam threshing engine- The auitnal, af no less than 42,000. government. VP to 1904 the la 4
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I e��'_� ,, Said debt being thirty-six billion, he need have no, fear of the next , reared, and, threw Mr. WilsOn' from . Women's Institutes or similar or- G. C. CreeIman
X�, , . . the buggy.. Mr. MurTay ,had his arm ga, . was .superintendent the Gold Medal, stan , I
,,�, . three h�ndred millicgi doll' c -tion. , No need of drastic legis, nizations are now functioning in ,of this branch Of goverament. class -of , ding first Ili a,,
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I - �, t.. - a Federated, Womien�s Institute for Putnam, gave enthusiasm to th,& , ' . .
",.� Farm," in Tuck,6riamith, Is building a Canada has been or' -work Her many friends ill Clinton wish, to,�
I'll, , I I I.. Ettle more encouraging from the election to keep him at the. head of handsome residence. a clearing ,house ganized to act as of the'luStitUtes during a Period ,of extend thei _ i
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I'll, . for commion, prob- 30 years. He lVas succeeded In the 114119 this coveted honor, - Cliatomj
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�!,;� . I Concession of Howick, has a Yoke of gramme. -in the,saine year �
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11 - , : -income for the fiscal year wi .P . i there was I'-, Mcmr ,and,. Th9purPOse of the
" 1, ""�.,. - - _____ 1� - 111111111111111111111 oxen which weigh 4,105 pounds, ostablished a Provincial Board of the department is. to offer Buys, Clinton Inn - d
,;�, . 'pass by $50,000,000, the $5,224,000,000 -Mr. Hess, of .Zurich, has been in- Pederated Women's. Institutes Of On- facilities educational Mr. Ru I
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,A.1_ Ift wag expected to be. And that in- structed by tho Exeter council to Lario.' The work ,of this boa,rd is living. The department chased the Clinton Inn, and will com � t
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�,�:.V�' vinAT fiff. HHEJR PAPERS manufacture a town- clock to be plac- aasd ts the
; . . ally. yaluabI6 In the assdat%nce giv,en[ thd branches, district mence immediately to remodel the In-.
developing their pro. and Provincial board ,in their objec- bul hI tche-rY. The. �
, ,"�,��. ,come �xceeds by over a billion dollars - - ed In the tower of the new town halt. brknehes in s' 'c"ilvent'on areas terlor into a modern a
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I I-,.. the boomtime income of 1930, which Mr. John, Hiortoni's barn in Tucker- grarames. . �dfng is ideally laid out for thisi- .
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. 11, _-j�,, - . W,as the highest since the war period. Borden'9 Way of 'Chewing, Tobacco I, smitb, was strack by lightning on T I he orlg46al objeaIre of the Insti- ershIP. An eiducationaI service .. bWmessl- The. upper st,orew,,., - A
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1....- I � ....... I...- Tuesday, moraing'and was consider- hites was the "ollaseminati-on of know. is Will be (IQUIPPed, for a moidern broo&,
1 11 11:�11,1. . . Provided for. girls, �ad young women . "
11� " _. Those are some figure indeed, but � . ably damaged. � . ledge." To�day, aa, the Handbook of In monthly and, three-- on hly O' %
%.rr�'� . � . , ' From the St. Thomas Time,jouruaI . in ti er sYstera, and it is exPected) that then � ;.
il I I I Araopg th,e,egge received at John the Women's Institutes pointg out, in home I
W ",('_',,� we wouldn't advice an -of our Can- , . I our'ses Most modern heating eqjli�ment wl
� %,,.'. , i, IT . � RodAck'a egg emporium iry Brussels "greater emphasis, would be placed on and Girls�c""Onl cs. Junior Institutes be installed. IF"
I �, , ,�. �, Some People were greatly surprised and ,others. Clubs may also-obtaintz,ain- , On the 'ground a
f ;adian governfilents to struggle too last. week was, orfe with a natural the understanding of huma. b I ,g Ing .to Other �hanges Will be- made- tliege� A
... 1� 1, �, . 11 e n s . grammos in certain specific 11 include -a show ,�Indow floor -
I 1,7 1. I!, 1. s'hOcked to learu after Sir Robart olio6r or cap,,ftlago and all, that oould and thelT relationships, the artisttyin' carry oa educational pro- wl
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I ,,, -, , As taxpaye s we suffer (Rdte enough � seem � � social and, econorme factors harmoniz- Branoli, .1astitute,s and Provemonts and changes are made, � It (
I'll," . r I Ipping Ptatf0l-m� When, the im_
I ��., �, b There is, however, reason neltber for surpisc, At the recent examination of teae.h- Ing community 0,,nd assist the d district ones Mr. JervIs will be fable to. further e.x�
,, - ,y being in the million class. without nOr.shock.Many Me. in thigh home life" The 'P"'tmeat In establishing
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-" ,,, . I Borden was '9110cessftl: John, McGregor, second 1. To hefp
1111� , 11 .��, ,�, ". 1. women to a' b4uire .sound Each t"e of braac,h is gov.o at the old locatl0a.-Clinton N,e-ws-.
V; 11 I .11 I .I--, - One Of those "tidy" ed 0
K11 . chewers, if Ills, habit can.be z1asa,certificate, Grade A., an& Thos. and IMPT(ITed practices' for greater by and -operates uad Record,.
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''; -k � ), -when be, *ae, .class centificatos,- Grado B.. Jitney Bowling
"I '11111 ��, I -, I 'Working hard an tosi says that , 2. To d4scoveir, stimulate and train men's 'Institute meeting, Is, that Ps. I a
.� ", 1,i . � , . More Talk of an Ontazio d eirbaustIvoy and fewer men , . I . .. Six rinks cOmPeted for the weekly, #
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." ", i 01", �� ,I 1: ,� . . Election' 111tImaCY' Of his Study, he keVt a well concealed briek block, . 1. I a 1189ge founded on, co a at the bowling ,greens om
1'�, IA � 11 . � I I I m1nion Monday evening Th,e prizei winnerL;r,
..".. 'r, 111 ," ] L �' I I . . . Plug of tobacco, At the point where every Ounce - I : _- - For Home and Country ,sense agrd reason). I 9
� � I F _� ". ,., " _ .1 I . � . The ooclail Under ,the direeflon of � The hianch lustitute' is the - basIs Activitlia Were as follows:: 30sIeph- Ketly 1 t� .
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,� I lu;, its -news, report of Prewiff Of his energy and hbx" Wag 6fteetitrated on, the the -YOUng men: Ok the Seaforth, Meth- Of the whobeotga,nization. It ig Mon- 'Three type,§
51`�,�, , ,� '' ." Ereil__ ; task, be cut off a small comer Of the plug, tuo-k it - � 2adi; -Robert- ' 8 ' I
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� "I" . . In 0V , htprda-k � �,oldlst Church, held on the beautiful Pirtisan and DonV-secreta,rian. �ild- by the gra.achof sei'Vice are, offered 1119i 3rd, and, Ii6b�rt Bowman 41-t-
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g,�:"., - I I 11 , "' I I ipe�'?+ At Orilla on S lik the back of one cheek and, Proceed to a sbf-. lawn -of Mr. 0 C. W1116on's, residence, 600a to all WOMea,alrd glrl.s Int Theie ft.r6.: t6.D11strI10t Institutes. Thiel bowlers repo
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,�;;,', 1:j&,'�;_,'Ir�, &�rene# to the 'C.1-0.,.. the ut'Ou Of the Problem. He -never chewed, ladeed Was very sucWWO�ft;i'lAV every reg#ePt. ed In the:,proinotion, 0 'am in, excellent e
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� �J; I I - , I , i*e.! , , ." On emergency ration for the nerrots.,.That is, a The gro5unds were beautifully decor. Connected with th6 branch is the Phase of work related explain some BIC to ses,ag,
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1,�'. " . . Oftlia, mariner, his. eorigt,ant appearance ,of pleg- , . the next Jifn-hr-RI-Vesew Pogt., . �
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