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oSEAFORTH, . Friday, April ,1� 1940
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. Parliament's New Woman
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Canada's new Parliament will
have a brand new woman member.
Still more than that this member
wffl have other distinctions. She will -
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not only be'the new woman . member � I
0 parliament, but the only Canadian
woman member of parliament and
the only member of her party—Tile,
Uniq"-ito be elected. .
The new w9man member's name
is Mrs. D. W. Neilsen. Her hwband
is a returned soldier and sh� has ,
three children, the family living in
a pine log house erected by the hus-
, band in the wilds of North Battle-
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ford, Saskatchewan., ,
. Mrs. Neilsen, however, is a gradu-
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late of an English University and is
said to be a very charming and cul-
tured woman, as well as a go,od
speaker.
The last Parliament had tWoL Wo-
-men members: One who'never said
much, but who accomplished quite a
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good deal; aud one who said quite a
good deal, and never accomplished
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very much. . .
�One,of these declined a re -nomina-
tion, and one was declined a re-elec-
tion, and nowtheir places will be
taken at -Ottawa by a lon,e'Western
repreLsentative of her sex,, as weR as
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a lone representative of her party,, ,
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.�. minety per cent, which was so confi-
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fering the like. of which has not been
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Fortunately we experienced no
.. re�l suffering,_ but of inconvenience
the re- was plenty. On ,some rural
. mail routes there was no mail for
two Weeks, and all missed from four
or five days to a week. Countless
.concession roads were wiped off the
. map. Where -,they used to be. was
. just a flat expanse of -snow, and in
many,cases,even the boundary fences
were out of sight.
- For daya at a time the provincial
highways and the county roads were
covered yards deep in snow, - and
when the super -human efforts of the
. snow, plow men finally succeeded in
opening the way, down again would
come the snow, and up again would
I come the wind, and it all had to he
done over again. .
In fact we are not entirely out of
the woods yet. The largest plows
we have were runningover the week
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end but it looks now as"-': they had
finally caught- u,), and nov�, , ,-ould be
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able to finish t1he job. We have lost
. fifty per cent. of the snow we had
� - just a week'ago, ,but there isn't a
� bare spot showing in the -flelds. But
I it feelg like Spring.
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� Parlament, when asked if she would
t seek re-election, is quoted as saying:
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view, that- the recent election cam-
, paig.n 'Cost Miss MacPhail. $2,500 in
personal expenses, and that is, quite
a,.bit of money to lose, without hope
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jt Pa k again.
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I tion. expenses, but 'we -are afraid if
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I ment has to await that happy event,
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all time record for snow this winter,
and spring is still round the corner
waiting tQ come with, a rush when it"
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very little prospect of anything ev-
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en approaching serious spring floods
this year. ' I
One would, think that with -the -,
great . amouht....of ice and snow we
� have had this . winter, and the lack of
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any mild spell wit.h- rain -'and warm
winds to reduce the accoumulation,
that if spiring came suddenly, as it
has 6very appearance of coming,
that districts-, in Ontario subject to
flood conditions, at times, would, be
I . sp . ending some pretty anxious days
-this month. � . I
.1 Fortunately, for all concerned, that
doe� -riot ,seem to 'be the situation.
. The fall months were mild 'and dry.
In'fact there was,more' than a local
. scarcity. of water. Then the snow
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,5:t as soon as the freeze up.
And the.- blanket of snow kept i�e
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�to the ground. ,. �,
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� - - ough to absorb the melting snow
� without flooding. Ditches and wa—
I tercourses Are not over -flooding into
the creeks.and rive - rs and most of
the ice on the rivers has already
. broken.up and passed along.
It is, perhaps, a little too early to
say how the spring break-up will Af-
I fect the highways and roads. F'or
the most part the paved highways
are bare and there has been very lit-
tle heaving. Conces'
roads may be different, but even
there it is not anticipated that there
I will be much trouble this) spring,
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Brave Best Seller �
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(Ohnislian, Selenee Monitor)
Many of tb)0819 who reo(.4ftly gatbe�red to ert-,
aw Che wdt ",d wl,sidbm of a group of litemu
Meh weTe surp7ised, to hear the Amorican Boy
Seoul& Handkoob named ae 'one of tilte four ,
best eefflersi of alit timte�ll Since tfhe , Handboole, -
. was Arot publisbed lin)'1910, with, the Wtish
"Sooutlbg V6r Doyst', as lt�q fine progenitor, g,,.
160,000 coplei havio beeo printed. And singo
1910, mOM cuPiea of thbe."Huhdtlookll have Wen
mAd annuMly in the uailtl6d stateg than of any
�6ffikw book except, Ure Wblo. I
IRW Scouts, *W WWI(& vVer , ovrying out tw
P pr"Heal w4iiom, of tht4r rannuai, r4)fle4t,tho
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sound that in my euU=#1an- is, mighty
Sudden Death of Son
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April'% 1915
It bad been storming for a weeh
and Wiutev gave Us Only an odd peeli
Wihistling tame into boing when we
Mr. lUchard Tapp, of town, ;recedv-
ed Woald early Siatiirday, inlarning of
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MT. George Keltemman �as, purchas-
at V143 cloudly sky bet9re pouring (Jovvu
were, lads of about ten, yetaxst of age,
We hadn't bothered much with it in
the sud&u dienth of his, son, L. C_
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led the Dashwood plaulOg mill and -0 snow to sw"�I up acrvm� the
FroadLi; aiid malije impassable da-ifts- We
younger years when our Illya seeimed
Tapp, high schoodi,prinei,pal at Grav-
en.Rxur4 Vale deceased is, in hds mid-
tsu)sh and dloor factery amd will run. It
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Uwd spent the night doctoring a r;ick
too dry aad: our control of blie, wb,ist-
ling ability was very poor. Going on,
dile fbrties and is surVived by, his wi-
'Xi§a 'M"ad Stea"'09, of T4'ronto,
home . . . the baby was, cinss, with
her ,beethdug pifoblem's and I
a lishingt&_0 on, a 24,th of May a full-
d,ciw and thoee cWlilrem He wasA
b(nm neOx Virden, Man. Tdr. Veirne
. w1ho w4w homio visiting her mother in
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bad gon, dow, to th.0 roadway to
Epped whistle seemed tio come to our
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Tapp tlbD funeral at Grav-
B-ayfield -ftftly, tas enlialed as a see If by any 0hance the rqWlanran
lips, and for the whole dh�r we frft*_,�-
.attlended ..
enhrust on Monday� The sympathy
nVree qu the 1th" Canadian Coutlug-
ent, and ea-peeta .to go to F'Xw�
had ma,ft it throu
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tened ,the timid' fiesh away from our
lines by the queerly discordunt smiuds
of .many will be extended to Mr. Tapi,o
shortly- .
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which we prod�wed. Tunes� didn't
in h4s ber,eavMeMLf--Exeber Unift.4-
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MT. Lyle RUL of 8mcefield, is a moods when the world looked black
Rlean anYthing. We had a httliS -tune
Advocate .
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member of the Artailery Branch of the and, dop�re�si ug I lingered to light my
Of our own 'that took a great deal of
improvising. -
Travels Five Miles on Snowshoes.
aecond OveTbeqs OmttingenC and lhas
been In trainling at Guvlph.
Pi�pe� . Everythdng was: quiet, as if the
Grown men who could whistle wiere
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There basqVt be�ea a car tmved the,
. Mx3. 'Neit GiffesPiie and, Mr- James
U016es of the worI4 Uid been smoth-
ered by 'the blian,kA-3t of snow that lay
great subjmts. of Interest and th�a
vountlTy roud, fr1om Dublin ta k%taffa. I
Laing Went the past week in Drus- so de" over everyb1iring. The silmee
questions flew thick and fast as to
sInce about inlidudgft on Thuxisday, so -
sehv wb�e,re they attended ,the funeral
was Pierced, by t4e shvill and not al-
how a person coubld &t'a whistle that
You ,can iWaginle thO-Vonddtion of that
. I of tW late James Cuthilil, who was
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together unknelodious sound) of whist-
sounded like something. Our elders
Particular road -right niow. From a
tw,r mwqp� I
ling "Whee uh
seeTned to imprem the .fact that you
PaITY 141, the viillage of Staffa ,came
The cound,l of Seatorth bas agreed
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eee odL" 11hen in a moment
had to be, boru with a ='uslcal Instinct
-the wionl that ,there Is mow piled. ail I
,to Settle thO claim'lbr damages pre�-
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,the 11iggins boy appeared over thO
betfore, you could ever get anwvhere
oveai dhfe, 1pkc�oe� Frolin the village
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I fen'ed 'b'-* 'Mm- Hrigh McIntosh, of
bilL
as fax'aA-whistling wao coincenned.
storie witadfow, they say there is so
Toroirto, for injuries received by fall-
ThF,- eaT that _the--e,'s something in
Eack� in those days ,every commun-
Md,uh SMIDW allomigsilde; this truad thvougiA , .
ing on the eUppery pavement, The
i
whik 1�111ag just like there is, in
Ry had at least one lady (w getartleman
,the, ' settlememl, that alil, you can .qee .
action has been setti,ed, for $2DO.
Wesism Johm. Allison and George
a con-
tagi�uas distease., That certainly applied
who entertained at,garden parties and
.
hw-n aocials bywhisthng through one
hen a team passesi ume ,,��t
w. Nohbiiix-
heads of the horsee4 R.ev. ALI,dwokh,
Moliteith, of ,the Thaunes Road, Us-
tq tile w,hist�liug of the Higgints boy
J
. . and as be came up beside me,,
or two sel6ctlons, They alwayu had
'V"Wr of the United Churcfh at Staf-
'
'borne, have pumhased the grass farm
.
grinned aind stopped his whisithng
fri'Lls on, their whistling and trilledi off
Ca, a1190 PI1e`ad11 of the Zion United'
on the boundai-y near Parqukhar, fOl'
long en,ouVh to say, "Pretty nice dai,
int)o little sd&cswee0s, thwt were al-
Church, totabed on the 'Mghwa�
, be -
merly owned by tile late Rubt. Gard-
isn�t i.t?,, I
wayq inajesitic. For dayi& afteirwards
tw8en MftcheN and' Dubvldn, had hSa
1.
imiff'r,
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bli6'baek fifties rang with the sound
(hands full, on Sundiay. He had no�
, .
I The, Mfter� fishermen are making
.
big hauls, ot and suckers ithis
. I went tbrough the day whistling
that odd little tune that didn't even
.
Of td1'ei" iinitaiturs. I I
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Wh.istling.was always a pasitAine on
way of ghtl6k out fvom Staffa foq, ihis,.
service at Zion bhurch, so he siinipl�-
.perch
'sud-mg. sGine lifts have containi,d
make --tensle. But sompbo�v it was
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cheeriaw and bhe move'l whistled the
the way ba,ok for t1he cowg. It a�em.
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tied on the Orusity sm-owstboes and
!
,over one thousand pounds of f1sli-
`1%,ey WV,e Shj� ped to Buffalo .
P
less I thought about the troubtes. o
I f
i
ed to go, with ,a silihmer evening With
the cricket-s-ras-ping away in the ,hay-
vVeInt tile five-mrite tilip to Dublin—.
Sti-atfund Reaom-HeraAL
. , Prices
,ruling at sevea cegits for perch and
_�I�tR
the day. I
Wattli for th- man whto's whisitlIng
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field . . .. the bullfrogs croaking out
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I Won Shied For S�ooting
f(�,_, foi: �Ulckel*s�
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and I'll venture tosay that you'll find
'a song to,4 Ole Sun.. Sinkting in, t&e
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The Thomas Haley 100-atre L -mi,
-that he's- happy.
wet�torn sicY . .' . and. ahl the other
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Wuncillior Prank Stur4y has beea
- 7th ecmci-;cion. of Morris,, thas been
sold, to lieffron Bros. of Blyth, for
. .
I always thiuk th,at Spring is a t1lue
sumineir sound,A .
I nevpr think of wbistling as Sir
successful iin winning a Do-mitdoin ex -
$4,8�.o.
for whistling, Go around a fal-m o -a
Ha,rry Lauder'did when he said he
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Peii-t shield for shooting wtbh a .2Z. �4,
sgoating i�Ae. He ie thie first loc,iY
Tfte farm, . e� 100 acres of William
these Clay'' hhd you'll f
. s ind men doing
Wiything 17110M harness,.
finst warked at a place whore th,e own-
n,a,r1csh,1a,1, to win th,io aw,aid. To qual-
N. XdMiohael, Lot 46, Con. 6, McKil-
PePaliring to
cleaning grain, whistling
er made alil'this help iA,iNstle while
ify for this award it is necossary tc>
lo% vvus said on Friday last .to Mr ,
Alexandu�% McMichael, a neighbor, for
away nier-
rily. Sugar bushes are cheerful plac-
they worked,. .They were picking
GtraW.beJ'rie$. 1
sboot 20 tai -gets &coring lgo out ot' -�
$3,800. .
es too and the bubbliing of the liquid
.
Humorous aspects, of whistling in-
IN, Pivone pasitlun; 20 Uaxgets scor-
Ing 98 or betteir out ,of 10,0, kage,l,ing
. ,C -jijj.h,p�r,
- �onstable JL, who a�ctiiig on
syrup in tlie dark.,kettles, suspended,
olu,de the "eatLng of slad-a-cracker" and
�
or sitting; 20 ta,rgets sca I
the, iMst,"Mdow of Health Officer Dr.
over the crackling fire,, the clanking-
clinking
t1jeu whisitling "How Dry, I Am�' con-
�bet out of 100 off hand s1houbing- --
I�T
-Maclimmon, Placed s,niallpox placards
sound of the'sap palis and
the
tes-t . - ."V1111011 is a regular fea-
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'fair.
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Fradk'�,� totai sicore was 5,915 out of �&
ou four houses in ilay Qawiiahip and
iS the
sound, -of men Whlistlimg 6V)erY-
thing f,q= Old, Black Joe to ,he
ture of our villuge
W,iis,taing niak,,
,S h a'PPY
pas,Ab 1,10 - A a;Dr,e- I
le 11 Wing -ham, dv
enforcing quaiantine He
81tates that the eDidemic started' at a
, _11lue,
Danube VValtz, Ina -lies a Symphony of,
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you . . .
try it some dinle. I
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dance in Stephen Township. .
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,. Fractured Arm .
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iMr. Peter Ben�6er, of- Zur;ch, has
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a,.,�!rved up a shoe r��pair &hbp in �tlie,
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M17SL Fil,si -c HIM hadAhe mi,sfortuna
I oM F-avereiga Bahkr preniises.
IMi-_ Imac Rud8bn, Zwdch, 'has had
A SMILE
OR TWO!*�
to fract mna her ilght arm on Molvday
v&eil ishe sbpped at the Post office- ��
a e, . ,,-,.i tf%� insitalilled and will take
,O,JUST
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Dr.' Stewart reduced the ftac.ture.-
I L, , 'A )Us ,,store from the farmers
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.. _91hani Advanoe-Time&
It-�'. - ,Odbe�day forenoon.
1'1.�J Government buyer,% got eight
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Charles H of, England once, 20ked.
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"W�Ldteir the o SINT in tilisf stew is
Appointer Police -Chief at -Grand- Bend- -
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nqrses at Bl�rth on Monday for mili-
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St'Uingfieett, th'O famous 5!1�rgy=u,
i6t-e� even to flavior fidt."
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Mr. George Westlake, of Wmxeter* .
,
lar y pu_,Voseii� , tvvo from J. IL Gal-
-b)Y he read'his-I'SernIOUS"66in nianu-
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8c"t'
"'De,ed*
I suh, he wasift put in to
has been appointed ohie,f of po,lf,ce ai
bralth, two from Wililiam Mason and
"Why
flavah, de stew. He'& jes, s,upposel
GroAd Denct and left an Monday, Apr. 1.
One ea0h from John Barr, Arthur
Jamieson, Frrank Little and, Thomas
do you read your speeches
from 'the throno?" countered the min-
-to c I lirristen. it.-
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1st, to commence bis duties there.-
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Dexter.
�ster. .
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.. The pessdmiSit fearfully asks, "Is
Wingham, Adva=4-,-rjmes,.
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Xr. and, M.m Harry Smith, of Hen-
"Because," replied the Ring, "I
blereany milk in thle, pit,char?" -
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Purchases Farm
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sall, diuvb been awarded 'thie contract
bare asked the people, so often for
The optimist , confidently S I ays ..
,
I
,for the caTetaking of -Carmel, Presby-
moneyJ am ashamed to look them. in
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"Please pas�s the cream� 11 " .
M(r, Mild,er Riicftiond, �or the, 8th, of
. terian C%ureh, I .
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the, face."
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Monrdg ,,Toil�usUp, pumhL�sod from
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"Well, Pat," remarked the foreman,
Canvasser: "Can. I interest.
a vabuum-cleaner? . Y�"
Mra. Alex §�iuillh a one hundired aora
farm receatly.-Blytili Stanftrd.
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From The Huron I Expositor .
"I'm: eotry youTe, leaving the works.
Maid: "No. We - aln?t got no
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Arenrt tile wages, sausfactory?"
"The wages, are'�all right," return-
vacuums." ' .
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Colts Hold Banquet
1
A- R. Smith, of Briissels, got the
ed Pat, "but I k( . -ep havinig a guilty
,
"Ro1w did y'ou come to wri,be a poem
The Ghntfan�Codts and officials held'
thiedr ammual bamqu,eti at the Cbmmer-
eontract for supplying quarry stone
feeling all the thue.11
,, About what?"
n men bond?"
"I 'say
c4a II]a.tel, on W,ediiesdlay evening-
for'the Clinton bridige. He gets $n
Per cord delivered at Brussels sta-
"Ilm'all the time thinking. _11'm do-
was tired of hexnIng folks
that'my stuff wasn't worth th6paper
Reeve Gejoave McNall, of Blyth, at- , . - ,
teud�-_d aG a from tlie�
tion. I �J'
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ing a Lorse, out of a job." 71_71�was,
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waitten on!" . . . �
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�rel?res�entative
v-�d
* lage�-__Bd'yth Standomd, � I
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Dr. J. & Scott has- recently pur-
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chased' a very handl,s,ome Shetland ,
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Capt. Mcintyri To R.C.A-F. ' 'r �ft I �
. Pony, Which is intended for the =�B
of, Master Harry Scott.
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Captain 1-L A. Mclulyre, eponmand- I
"C',
S. J. PeTkin,'of Chieelhurst, remGv -
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er of Cb mpany, HuTon,jMioddlesez ,
I
ed- the old sawmill from the rear of
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Hullett
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Regiment, i's entedng the d0lital corps "'
lot
We I and intend�� using -it for :i
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- (Thome,, E. Livinguton)
and wi .
-11 be attaelied to the Rumad Can- -
co-Dinindious woodshed- .
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afflan Air Force. Captain Mclutyra
.
011"the first Of this month Mr. Geo.
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does riat as yet know wherb.he is ta
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Scott, of the 7th,Hne of Morris, 'had
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be statiloned, but he w , till leave clin- �
his leg bToken just above the ankle
lBeing�TekitleS4Rd, by E. C. ]Beacom_ chdM_3b:ey 9nd the- pipes, som �
etimes fel]'Posdtf
ton 7iiefx� -week to a0sume lids. new
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while'unloading logs at Calder'fs mill.
I -P -S. for South Huron, also by the
down, Causing plenty of exciteffient.
onz-Gu&nch Signal-Stax., . I
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Mr. GeoTge Wilson, of Cromarty,
School Board of S. S. No. 1, Hullett,
The fir -4 teacher, as I dxave,,stated,
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Militia Camp
cOmMenOff', Plough%g on Friday ku9t.
to write What I could of the bistory
was Jbihn Shaw, who bad come froin
Mr. Thomas McGrieve, s�6n of Mr.
Mr. James Ross, of the bondon
Of this school ,section, after a great
North CaroLin,a. He was a man) of
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The Deipartment of Defence an--
Road, last week sold a two-ye�ar-*Id
fill r th _.v r�
deal pf writing back and forth and
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fine eduoation and strong on distip.
nounceis thait nou-permanernt milittizz I 11
.7 e ,9— vo�� -
A few days ago Mrs. Madge, of the
--ft I - I succeed"d in
getting 0,11 accuTa,te history will,ich
"'Jae, InutCh n"ded at that time, as
-,Gf
Unlits ,Of Wernkem Outazdo will receive
Dromeou Line, Stan -Roy, wen -t Tipstairs
,dates back almost 84 years,.
some t�hle Pupils were grown men.
several 'young men Camp- frozn, Rrus_
at 4'easit eight days, troduing in camp�
t1li's year. The First Intamtry Rrj-.
in tlh6 dark ... and, in stooping dov,ii to
Mr. Reatodn thanked me heartily
sels, to ,study undOr Mr;, Shaw, some
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gade, wh:ich jn�_-Judles t1he M.iddaese,v_ .
rowh for sometbing on the floor, Tan
,an . . 'mO it is now a"o"ug the
Of them afterward(& filling promi.nemt
'and Huron Regiment, will camp at %
a wire'deelp-into iher head, juat miss-
-sebool. records An Gode-rich (ard but
posi,tions. At tfii-s time the inspector
Carling Heig1hts, July 6th to 13-th. 'Me! . .
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ing the eyeball. I
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Mr. JaMea Donaldson, Of Stanley, is
for me It would have bem lost,).
I got the record of the first fifteen
wasi William Sloau, Of 131Yth, The
Se;hool Boazd consisted
program mapped out for tfie summor -
camN the
building a, baqk barn- thiis, summ4,-r.
yeuTs from MY bVaher Wiltialm, of
of James. Mul-
holland, Thomas McMichael, john,
,1-9 -heaviest in this ddsfbi�ct
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fsInce the last wa,T-�Goderich S*ndl I
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MesOrs. S. Allontgoinery and F. Moq,
'CalifornEa, who still ha;s aimarvellous
Staplee, Thomas Living)%tou and Rab-
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Star. , .. I
SUP, of StaAley,' left for Dakota re-
memory, although nearly 94 years
�
ert Peacock.
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ceftlY, taking with them, a number
Old, also f'r0m Dr. Shaw, whose
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The People living in the Section at
Nephew Dies 7 . . .
of first Class, borses-
father, the late John� Sbaw, was theo
bliat time -elre Me,Mlebaels, Mulfhol-
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Mr. Thomas McGrieve, s�6n of Mr.
first teacher ig the old log achool,
lauds, Jamieson s, Clarlim, Van Eg-
Wm- Beit Rust -On xecfAV4 word' ' .
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William GriAc�-&, of -McKillop has
Dt Shaw showed me the written
monds pe,� -i
1,st week of the Passing of her ,
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rented tho old'Nash homeotead on agreemenits beftwean hqs father and
I I M, 11WELM.,
Haminels, POWleTs, Glows, Livung-
t FaTr, which occur -
the 3rd concessdon, It oantain§ 150 Mh'e School Board covering this pe7jod,
sto:ues, Rands, McGregors, Hollands,
,red in WindIslor last Wedbesday after I
acres and Lso a good farmL oo I was- sure of the dates. Theee
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McKuiight,:;, McWullena, Martiuls,
,two daYls? iflness, He wui 21 kqam, �ot,
A meeting documents were brittle with, age�
, was held at the Queen's
MOPrisons and I)WeYs, the latter at-
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age-Mitdheil A,dvocat,(. I � .
Hotel, Seafortli, on Monday evening Some of my friends, have asked me
for Lbp vurrpo,�Le of organizing a gun to wi1te the story f0r'the Wal paper,
bOf-WaPds sold out to Mr. Angus Me.
DOFr=4d.
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Good Position in Ottawa - -r I I
Oub. 'The folaDwing ofEic�era W.tre and as ,it may interiest 'quite a num-
elected: Prestidmi%at, R U. Coleman. lber of people, I Shall try to do so.
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Mr. Shaw received the magnifilpeul
sa,14ry of $350 a
Keith BuCk nqueteen yioar old
'of
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rice-Priesident, A, J. Bright-, secretary, Plevs'e fOrgive me, if,in4y family are
year, and, more than
a s4mm rec&Ived second, and third
grauftOu W. W. Burge -se, tjown_
and son of D, R Buck' Winds I or, bas �
Thmms Stephens, Jr -1- treasirrer, Ed. MentiOlIledin.this, narrative, as it can
class certificates under hi8� tc-acq1jrig
been in 0 , 8 ' I
ttaVA Into Decembe,�
ulachley not be avoided.' . .
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Nine membeps, of the Seaf,),bh 'Me two families most closely cou-
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In 1869 the old log mhool was tiogm
down, anda one built
where 'Ile is, warking iu� the money , - , ...
,order
Checker CWb W�ent to Mitchebl on Dettwl With bhe historrY of this gee-.
,brick on tile
e6mer of I our farm, where" it st)ood
department of the post office,.
Keith wrote, his Civil service
'Good PvidaY to -Play a match with ,tion are the Powlers and the TAvinF-
the club or that town. Tile follow- otoms. John Fowter came to Hullott
for 60 years' Dur�09 this time, the
inspectors Archib,4,1d
exams;,
and must have dbne splendidly, re- .
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ing-werO tlh�e SeaWrth ,Players: Dr. in 1844 and settlied on the land now
were Dewa,r,
Samuel Mallock, David Robb and Dr.
ceimil".9 2 *!ale to'report In, oftaw,t ,
1�11017K`Y ahtcr�M-itchell Advoejte�_ ' .
CO-leman, Ge6. E. Sackson, Alex Wil- Owl ad by lids giand&onj, Pired' Fowler,
Jbhn Pfferd....., I
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son, Charles Wilton,'M Lilmsden. D b"otber, Of Dr. Howard Powler. My
Wintyre, father, Thomiao Uvillgsl;M,
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In tho ealrly da" ,before mofi(yrs
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Reces1v P Gift From S. S. Classr
Joha McDmi(gall, A. Y�U�� came
came into use, the inspectors alad
�i
: ZhI 'St.
.. I fr-wn, the torth of Ireland in, 1845,
and Dr. Rhillipsi. Each Pair p1hyed
dinuer with us, Andi I cam,e to know
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rn,,, ON li�re C11ase of Mialiv Sun -
six Mmes, muldmig 54 gaines in, all. mud ,took up ,blie ,]and, now Owned, by
them, veTy weli. I remem.Uer on one
ay S, �h "
fJ1 V 100; lbonored (me of their
Xtt,0110111 came ouit'vietarious by three my son. Wilham. They, with, t,b6.rest
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,of Mr, Dewax,s vi ita, mr, two young. _ UU belr, U I
0 �n )PRM W019014 lbridel&lect,
gamim I - ,�. of 160 P�babeei%, faced the ha-rdshIps,
or brothers and I were a%using our-
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-hen the -V mot Wednesday evening at -
mr.'Rdbert MineT, of Wroxeter, is land damigOvs -of tdw wilderness with-
s�elves sqgdang down, a low T.00f. Af-
thO 11611le of thvir teacher, MM, A. 0-
0b1Ppdng a birge 414
IMUty of timber out faltering or complaining, and
ter wa�blng Us for awhile Abt Derwar
Ro'binslDni 1 � E'111i0tt PTIeseUted, tbho- 1.
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Of val-W9 kind�p over the Canadian .they surety have lieft a wonderful
oajdi: Boyp, when. I was� your age,
gift 00 bebtaf Of the girlls, the recipi- .
Pat*c Railway and hz% taken a ton. he'ritagO, I might niention that my
q just got One Pair of trousers
eut mailding a griacio-uni reNn Loret_
txw,t to d6hver'6nle hundred, tA,usa,d *ther was 20 and rmy mother 18
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tilefl from 4:66 line. �;hen Chey -came to- Canada.
a
Y,eapr. Come down out of that,- We
.
ta Aft"(0 gave an interres,tigig tallc
and 01asrience
Pointigi an The
came In, a burry.
Pmeter R�howed, so'me.,
loaffing of tbo_tiee- Will be at least Ift Vhe Yeair, 1856, the settlers got
I beReve the 'polilowdug, is -a '
e6ni-
splendid re6ls of WoMm pict,ure�s,
a V& WOOW'3ob� tZgether andbuilt the first tD
, g school
,pRote list of the teach&s wqjo.�er�red
which- were miuch al)pxWiated, A,
Albert Cole, of " M gne of Mor. -1161140 on, the ,faTm theii owned by
in this; sr,bool: jo�ljn Shaw, Mr. Me_
dainty, juinoh concluded thda P),casalbt
ris, had Q V&* SUCCOSOU1 wood bee Ghlarleo Fowler. It was, about 35 feet
Andrews,, David HuMwej,j, jq-ab,,�
'evening togetber-MI-Itchell. Advomte-
on Sabirday of R�at W,eek, long and 34D feet Wilde, built flush
Whlteay� Honfry Camieron, Charle4
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The anetion 000 *n the farm of with- thO road' alilowance, no" -school
Roach, Xames Verco,% WiMam Mu-_
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Mr. R. G. ,Ros%,,pAcW,1i0% on--p.huro. grounds beln,g� provi-&4,, The plipils.
day & the It was,
di(6, Gniher Smith,,- Alexander Sth,a*,
The young alir fol �
" Officer had
IwA proved, veq 01jecMful. and ,playefil roads1do. not
&dgO
Darid Lawmenc�r, john jM,CIn,t0s4,, F.
just
crasbed 4nttz . a t0legMph,
, fitLia rmfted $IA44. dtffl,cutt to the- traRic, the odd
sWzfactory. The
h6rse
D Hutchinsion, pred powllet pg6ohc
Vote &nia
Wilv, Dole and, everything 'Was
- . 0 1 ox or team �aad Wagon. Tho
. Cova�m�jjgjgt apollhinger QrgtA.ug - school furxAture -was very �Jmpja, -a
drav-
PAIJ!h6rt, Mary 1-1)jalop, M ' 06ve � around, him '
116bk , axy n_ edi '
I lftyrMet (Jaft'Wl, bUtid AS'
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"Ve�, and therelt 'e6m'e' a day �� tabl'o w1fli de6k top ko� tho teacher,
-nij
Ben- - b4hera rushed t6 h19 -aid and
nif,e, Wl�liam M�cKay, I& �CWrm_n, / bega" tO UWAn910
wo," .Rh nToUnd With chaur- benches about � 10 feet -long; withou t
Win from t1le
Rupltemfa Gov�mlock, r4,V Zabeth Mc- Wre0kage 'he Vaaodl"
fou,49,ft , - (wit(h0lit backs, for the pUplis', A Wrge,
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TO VAMCO i 19WO colored inan In ,box stqVe stood In ibe ceub* 6f bhe,
oqt hft "n&;
x4s, Moil - C
Airthur, blive R lapillfig, fe6b1y,'ft1igeT0& the Wire% dQ whb. I I
Mlig. r,WM1haw MfUlMa, PoWter,
IW-MwAra
11 orjWd ,,Atd, Will *OoM04 and, kept'warlh at least tUo�je
Otte 000md row =1.1,0 �
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'wear , Ift6re
and j�&fedj: � I
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