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; 'I", - �" . I the regular. German army. That One of the greatest Wag MQther Nature fooling us? . .
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.. `Cck I d----�by eng'ged as teacher for S.S. No. 9, �d down our valley . . . rustling the 'the. dull boom Of thunder rolled in the barn floor.
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'... !I.:, remains to,be seen. It would ap- economist, in his b ok on tariff * ad the leaves of an,,op4n book on a and the creatures of the ehrth"stood .
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311":, successful at thp - For- as against the clear sectional Mr. Peter O'Sullivan, A,he well-known .. Freak Ducks 1�
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m I.,. momerit,dt- has had the result of. gains, the��-advantage of free trade. ... .1,750 pounds. ' . . .. earth looking up to the sky wIth' Ing out is the millions 6f sk Mrs. Rolly Marks, Grey ToWnsh�p, V
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I . . the home of Mrs. Hotham, Staffa, reflect it. The sky darkened and the earth soaked u ,greedily, singing ths ol
11 ..'. � en. Likewise, it has, heartened the thinly spxead. . . . 'child, not know- delight f ' aving . foot webbed and. the otther
, % .. when a, reception was held in honor earth like 'a ;grateful. rom the sheer joy of b, have one'v I
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4i't . I. Allies and the people in all the'Allied. "Once,admitted in principle or for I are its face washed by the mightiest ate- foot not ,�ebbod. The. other three: � '
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�..t� I . 1. " . granted, was embarrassed. I ments, and when the first sheer orgy have feet I not web-,
1. % n . I There was deathly hushed silence had passed the rain settled down in- IV 6 th ... ducks are' perfect. ,
" I . countries ,a d, perhaps more, the -one case, protection spreads through from overseas. I ,,like hens, thq,t is
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�:,� has.bverrun and -enslaved. centrated, organized sectional inter-, , I. 1. I
J �, 1. I .1 . . a. pleasant visit in Beachwood. rushing along. I This one had a cool tone!3 that. man I , could possibly hear. I Fill Through. Chute .
� it 'dispersed unorganized g�n- ,
;1 1, But the war, however much as , . ests. over Mr. William Rae, barrister of Ed- . . . . . 1. � - .
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, i�, 1. .. may ortene erat'interest&" , . I I I Carl Hewitt, aged 16, son ,'Of
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lr",�,, , . . of weeks' holidays at his old home rcy H6witt,'of town, is.
�� , I gs in Germany, is not over yet. , There 'is a very general. in McKillop. # i ill in Victoria Hospital, London,' su -
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�,��,� I I., � � . or 'lacki LY leaders and arms, , �' possibly, in Sgt. James A. Gordon, - who has 0 0 fering from serious, injuries received * .
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.... I . . tion with the army training camp, at "How did Jimmy get on in n n i we6k. ' ,
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... I I � I their war weariness, or their hatred free'tra'de ... s or any'6the ' The discouraged owner of a small Aiinoe: ers Thursday after oon of las . I � 4 ,
i�' . - . . Regina for the,past year, spent a few coffee shop in Ohio gave up the ghost his history exam?" Carl was .at the top of the pea -straw .. -
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M,,;.z �'. . I . � . days With- Mr. and Mrs. A, Gordon. and placed a,s,ign on the door: ' , . and a6cidentally fell through. I
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..'III_;; '. I . I I , . � .contribution -to a speedy termination upon its being adopted by, 'other He.leaves, shortly. to resume his form- coffee, ho sugar, no help, no Oil, no ' wasn't his fault. They asked him the chute to the stack� -and glancing '
I ""'.; 1. . . . . I er position as accountant in the Bank heat, no profit.Jf� yod want a square things that happened before the poor off from the Stack fell abo�t 56 feet �o, .
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`,,� I of ConYwerce at Watson, Sask. meal, join the,army." . to the ground. He was 'badly bruised
I �,� . I Knowing what is in.store for them, . idge says, "represents complete mis- A .e4ception in honor of theI-return. . 0 . . 0 . and shaken up. . He was removed. to,-, '
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� � I il � . Hitlerand his supporters can be. de- understanding. of the nature of in-. ad soldiers at present connected .with The slergeaut was equipping a: re . "I'm sorry, old man, but I make it his home and on Friday was taken im
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. O' fight ta the bitter ,the Egniondville Presbyterian Church crjuit with a unifbrm. I .
X��, w . � pended upon t ternational -trade and the working of I I ; . . ' '
I.. "?, " I . 7), , . Was beld on Tuesday evening, JUIY fitted perfectly, the coat might have friendship." X-rays revealed a broken back, frac- I
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i 11,,� � , . end, tariffs. I 29th, and was presided over by Rev. been made for'him and the cap was , "But why. let that bother you? We tured hip and three fractures'o .
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I '.,� I I I machine and"his supplies as yet, are say: "Gail S. McLean and the address was'giv- Just right. I . - #
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�11 . ample., Hitler's days may be number- % , through, freezing imports from taxa- an by Capt. E. W. Edwards. The sol- . .'17, I number of ,weeks. I
1.111� . r ' - dier I s' families who received gifts "you must be deformed," .1 . 0 vocate. . � . a
,51��.,,I I O' I tion does not depend on I war . a the families of Andrew Archi- . ' . 0 Blake: "Don't you think it a good , I .
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ii ill� , - - . . . tries doing the same.. For other coun- ibald, George Weiland and Win. Hart, Father: "So you',ve been fighting idea to rate all cars according to J
&..... .., . substantial en- tries � to tax our exports to them is and. the following 'soldiers: John Van again, hav I you go to their horsepower?". " '
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P, , . i a roat Paul Freddy: "Ali right, dad; I've only drivers. accordin to their horse Toronto that they are beneficiaries-
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� ", '. Chtirchill on his return from Norm- I trade. For us to tax their exports Doig, Gordon McKay, Roy, Mason, got two tedth left anyhow." sense." 1. .
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11. .,..� &aid: "There are g1*ave.si,gns of t is just a separate, addition- . 1 .9 . . . .1 . . -- � I and will re6eive the handsome sum .
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1-1, I � 1 , . . , George ,Brunner .Q Robert McKen- solicitor, is exe,putor of the will, wbich�
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I - I . ` i4- . I , . 0 -l" . cheaply by making them ourselves, I August 3, 1894 . . , . .1. 11 - I I - $1,000 be paid' to the churches of Exe- '.
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11": . 1. � Exterminate The Rats , I and,what.. goods we can get mos 'The new tile and brickyard at Wal- .. ,,R, the Angli:
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," ' .% Across,,Canada in recent Months, c . Over 200 Farm Commando Units pi�achine or any ,equipment used ' in can , I
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11,-� �.! ... . an . Alarming note, has been sounded I being clean, white, and hard. I . or before travelli I I any ing. employed at ,the James -Pickard --V-
. ", . "If other countries are taxing Over two hundred cities, towns and farm, ' I
%�, I I I � �.. Among those staying at,the Com- I ' ' V,have now store. After leaving h,ere- he was for
111.1". . over the amazingincrease in,,our rat, . . villages in Ontari organ- public roadway, clean or cause the
... , di - ' thoroughly both many years a commercial traveller in ' ,j '
I . . . .. . .Population in recent years. The -', what we sell them, the resulting. is mercial Hotel in Bayheld are:" Mrs. en. same to be cleaned
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T', I � Western Pro-iinces' efitirel' :free of tribution of our capital and labor I Campbell, Norman,and Douilits Camp- list volunteer workers to, a�sist In the inside and out, by the remoyal of all the United S
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,.,�, 11 . I I . . . 9 , Y � . . dustries will not be bell,, Miss Fergus ,Campbell, Misses harvest . Ing of,O-ntario crops this-yearl- seeds and other crop refuse." - twice married., the second,time being. 4
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1;. . . this plague until now, are,being*bad- I 1 among various in . Jessie and BeHa Bethune, Miss wedded to the late James Picl�ard. H& '
1, I. . I according to a �report'from Alex Mae- A threshing machine which has'not r
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. .1.1 . . . fitable as if - other countries also al- Reginald -Wilson, Harold Broadfoot, Service F . � carry weed seeds on to clean lanes, Tormito, recently deceased, and they' ,
. ". tario is becoming alarming. � ' ' lorce. In addition, many of ' '"'(
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, 1. I . I � 'ault, of bourse, . be- lowed free imports. But it will be Mrs.. C ,,the smaller municipalities are setting , roadsid and neighboring farms, always had - . There . .
., � �.i It is our oWn f McMichael, all of Seaforth mix! occur and hearts f9r the old home town.
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11, � . . I more profi , is a memorial window to Mr. and .
�i I . cause we have never planned any or- , Mr. Louis Reinke, of Egmondville, time farm help without the formal or- smut' andu, other' seed : borne -diseases I I
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�"'.�.,, . ganized drive to rid ourselves -of this, � . �.. I ganization, of a Farm Commando � . . � -Exeter Tim I es -Advocate. . �
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,�z, -1, ,,, � 'I, !1. mwU destructive force against our. . . The families of Messrs. A. Bans- tamination�of farms and crops by per- . .
,".. . ' whkh we were less fitted rather than Mr. Maci-area says he is ,reatly im- I Dr. 'Shaw Celebrates Birthday, .�
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1''. real -- estate and our food pools,, as ' laugh, G' E. Henderson, .J. A. Jack- pressed,by the i'ecognition on the, part uOtting a� threshing machine to enter . .
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, 1i . . Donald McIntyre are cam67 of urban people of the necessity of the farm gate in an 'unclean cond-i- - -atulations are extended to Dr. I
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I 1�1 . I ted." I - iifg at Bayfield, near Jowett's Point. giving I the farmers all the assistance 'tion.' When engaging your thresher, J, ' W. Shaw, who celebra,ted his birth-
,,, .1 threats against the "general health ' Messrs. D. Donovan, R. Winter, Jr., ,�ossible irf h year s ' e
"I, -1-11.1-1 In other words, Sir Williampoints andling this' I insist that 1he 'machine .AT�d equip- day on Sunday, July 2'�rd, Dr., Shaw
I �. ". of "our population that -this,couiltry ' ,and W. Cudmore left on Wednesday A large amount Of.m I medi- i t I hate and hearty',' keeping a.
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� "'. I I out the established fact, thaf free splendid crops. .,ent ,be thoroughly cleaned .m S Si I arest in. his medical .1 practice- 4
� I harbors� We have just taken the for Liverpool, with a cargo of cattle' hell) was volutitarily provided in bar- ately after the--previouS job has been keen int i
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�11.. eces ' been advised to contact every thresh-
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,�z I . . adopts it, regardless of what other Alexander Davidson also ,left ,..,on. a needs during it1he next three months I . tained a, vigorous interest in that
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,�:,� - . ly . Mr. Andrew Sutherland has gone - ers Ate urged to' co-operate in this and is a familiar and beloved visitor �
I'iI, . -apparently, tP vegetables and fruit will be so great . I , I
1, o,l I I .'But thisTroVince has, Canada bears out this. contention. Thedfo,rd, where he will take charge that a critical situation may devel p nr m f weed control. in many homes. - Clinton News -Re -
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ii��,. . . . I our greatest - expansion years, have come forwkr,d to take part in the Pasture Improvement Project is �� Fractur�cf Arm in Twv Pfic:ew, I ,
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ILI��,, I I Yl ---.1 - dances of James Archibald and A. large numbers of helperswill be need- I - under Way � . � I �
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1�1�11 . I I ment project which has been under. tween her home and that of J� W.
.;�'. I culative material losses and run in- � I 0 Hargan livery stable. A
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�,�` " caleuliable risks to' public health. . 1. I Nearly every other man has'bought cess. of last year. Men and women, taken; this year by the ,Ontario De- McKibbon's, Mrs
�,`-,,�� , . . l I ......Ctaarette Shibs ' . a new top buggy, a sure sign of hard boys ind girls, can help by giving partment 6i'Agriculture, in co-op�,a� 'tured her right 'arm in, two places,, - .
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. I'Y, 1. and cities in,O)dtario, have come're- on San Francispo, Bay was blown up 4 great deal of the farmer's District Associations, ' promises to was taken to Winghaih Generat Hos--
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I'll, �'; : I- p�rts of. action, being taken to cope - I weeks' holidays to healthful and She is -still confined to the has-
1'.�. . th . . . -a property by the Department as the result'of a e& I I
M 250 people and causing Prancis' McCulla, James Mann, Win, patriotic work on the farms -of On -
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... � people e tors of the Crop Improvement g�� pan be expected for. a woman of her
I't., I have been issued and . very- of McKillop, have all built brick rest- register at once with, their own Farm A - .
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,�, . i ' 1pg else but carelessness could 'bAve. city. 1, I . .. ifying. response from �arm6rg all over Advance -Times. ... t
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� I � caused, this devastating explosion, On Tuesday Mr. Fred Stewart, of the Province and it has beeii under-
lt,�: , , v Farquilar, cut a 16�acre field %of oats .
;, IQ., and by ,taking .evei- pf6caution with taken In every counly In Ontario and -
k,li��;i'; . ' and unofficAally it is stated that a Or 'their neara�t National Selectiv-e I 0
g,�,� ...... :" , -, " I for Mr. Cameron.in eight hours. Service Office. . . every district in Northern Ontario ex- ,' miss Margaret Drummond, Re&K,,
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'9,1"'i%:� ' On Friday afternoon Mr. A. Card- * * * ;1
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V!1 ;�?,tf � . �, " V, . the'eause, but with no survivors the no, Sr., .had.the misfortune to faill Fiegistration of Threshing Machines Operating farmers is 198 and the to- London and'daughter of Mr. andMrg.
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X. '.,�11 I - . . . . Is Discontinued' mOn- John.,DrumWond, Bornholm, left. for.-
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?,�,.` ` village, and is,of equal vital concern le I
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-11 ,;",�, I . , ' miss' collie left on Tuesday for, ,Under the regulations govel-ning a patient who is a member of tbet � 41
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,�t. ,,4" . . to every one lilt the country districts smoking or operator of a threshing machine, the ' �
., " . - - authoritids, the offence ,of Calumet, 'Mich., having been called � Droject, each O-Operatingi farmetf d.W:A.C., to her home inTulsa, O.k1ta-:
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iI 1.1�111 on munition ships continues "as is 11
",:,� � . clover huller, bean thresher or -bar- - .
I . B .evidenced'by the fact that twe vaster combine to register it this year Improved pasture mixture,, seed for Shorthorns, Shipped to Kentuqky 4
,,� ��j,j��:" ,I1 I erlydii should be given to the ,oard :irity. brother, who had his leg c;uihe� by imuM Of .5 acres to ail I . .
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1111`1,(,%,�,'�;i,'� t� df, the Syeaf orth Agricultural Society . persons have been sentenced for On Monday evening last a large whibb. .was supplied free -by the On- ' .
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, !�, t 1 ,;h6q i'with th icultural English C Department also -Supplied 'sufficlent ,particularly fine' 4ecimens, ten of
� .1 . I . ,lot " � I .�, I . . 1. WVeo-ds Branch Ontario Deparilla0ft 4-12�6 -fertilizer to be',appl,ied'to each them from the fariji -of W. A. Culbert, , 4
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I- . , I 'ti . . vietions have been made' jr-New t Of hig #'Ccking, at Bay., ' -
. I I-ae vities. ,i, g6.',by taking literal poa, of Agiculture. The sections :of th(� demonstration Plot at tie rate of goo 4th concession, Ashfield; two from the ,
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