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I ,� � , ", �""-,��i,,��':��,!fi�,"�t;� �;�. � I , IndustrK in , , i,, irl 1. � W, � � I , ,x �, ;� �� , "r ly. situated. � OU �, , -several. instances has I �;! , PwvlL' 01st I "O I :t , - IT . 1: ,i- ''. 11 I � �, 00 I., Iii'' �_,. I � 1 7 , . ",;��,�,,��i""�,',',,'!�]�'.�t,�,",',-',�'."',.!�', " '�"�` " "' i, ,•. . �� I � lli� I , � I � I . , , � no .11 � _ ,:-I 1 - I '. � , ;�i� 'r�,;��;',�!:",�,,', 1. I,.- ,ii�'��,.?'��, �,Y�-,J:; 16 6 Co , , . , , � � , , it- I , . A, oft i I : , I ' 11, 4 , . , ,,� ii-"�-�,-,:,.',� E reached t is s 1J, 50' , , , , "�!,,.�.�. ,�, ' 'it . � I r11 , I ��,,,.�,��,��,,��,,�,'��,'�i�,�,��,�,,;,:,�,'�'.'��",�; '',","" ' 4"Jisbo'd,'' 1860 . tage in both the Un . 770�,, . a I I , -,17"11,1"i"; "�'i"',""', ,� ,��'.!,�;;`,r". � . ,UY ; �',�, ', �, 11 I I, ", - , I ... I . . I �,�, I '�-P . 1.� _ �;, � -1, �, . 11 . , I , ,�".,..�,�'ed States and Britain and manufac- - . L L � , : - .1 .1 :0, I , , � � �:: owa ,,., Ii;45, �110� �, _ I all MeLe4ri r, . 4�,�: 1 , . I .W -h � , I . ... .. W , , -Editb � "��,��.�,,,��',��r�,��,,�"i,!"f�,',,',,;��;�i�i!,, .,,. . %)�& . I . I I 0 �,�r�,,��,,�,,;��:,�,,��,,�,,,,,, V,1-1 "', � '' , I Curers have found it necessary to *�*� ot atr WA. 11 , 0, NOW Vr-V=W.4Aq � : .� P a, pe'' r, i , � "� 4 11 - . . I ,�l,' i,i� ,"�ft `�lied at Seaforth Ontario, ev 11111"li I'' ... ' , I 0�� ,,`,','�! �',,',,',��"',',"! &`,,P� .1,, . I ,. ��,,V��, "'�,'�,��,�,,�""",:"��;,�,!, , , transport their plants or build new tww#r-fte y"" am. I 11V 11.11 �..�ill' `11;114,' 1 ,, 1, , P A N . -:��,,,',��,�i'.,I�l,,��:.-',�',�,.�'".T-;"T . r9day afternoon by McLean 1. ,�, _��.. r'.,,.,'I�`k �,"k.- � � � ''., ,,,.�� '),,0,10 `,i, t hu ones in smaller places or choose the .0� I was in Quebec at the conference John Boyd -Orr is just a plain farmer . 1, �'n��e,i;:,!` ,la";. - . � � �,} 'Ii�,',�,�,,Vl�,'�, , . . . � f , , - 1114 V-.'' .. , - , , . TWOre's, nothing � � " " ", " , � on Food and Agriculture. The work like you and me. Over Six Ton� y4j , , w0s, open country, where they have built �, in Clothing Drive i}1 l„ 1�,,,�,�, �,�,' " ., � ;, . ��!��""'�"""�,,,,,,,,!,!""�;�', ,�",",�!.�,�,-t,,�,t�..',.'!��""",:t�,.,i�I I . � From The Huron Expositor was pretty well caught up here at, stuffy about him and he's as plain as •- - , �,�g. " ". % . I — ns of .their own with new and November 19, 1920 ' - you could possibly find anywhere. 4 , i� , tow The clothing ,collection drive for " _4ii�,;�,;,��,,�". !:;� .�%r, ,'%,'�,"iii' ,�"!.' . the farm and when those fellows ask ,�i jj,�,.(�';'�".,, �,S,,�:,r,�,,,,',,".,�,�,;"I � . j, t-- _ �, ising rates on application. .iAter and district was high] y: SUC, , " ' " ,� , ji� � . Ac " A , ,.,� .1vert modern housing, where there is also � Mr, and Mrs. W 'Hill, ofliStanley ed me if I would like to go along and in. In the first place, he has just been ,,��,�,,,"�.,,�!�,"�,%�",)"�-,,';,',�� 11 . easeful: as a total of six and one,half I i��.��,"I��','�',�,'-�'��;"��,;�-.,��, '' ,." room for communal and recreation- sort of ,sit in for the farmers, I made "�.�,��i�,,�"�'. ., . "I � . 1. Township, were surprised by a num- appointed Director -General of this , . - � �,., ; , I tons of good wearable clothes, were , : . I - up my mind to go. We've been hoax- A .1 - organization on Food and Agn- i , ., i��;��',i�,,,�,'��,,;��,��,'.�,�,.,,.,,F,AIFORTH, Friday, November 9th al facilities for the comfort and en ber of their neighbors and friends -these United new orga collected and shipped.�Exeter Tikest- ��,, '. � �i, � , � , ... ,1111u2`T ,, , ,; , A iWg so much about I " , I ,!;:; ,�,�_ .j I ,�,�*,�,,��,',�,,,�,��,�, ,; . - - joyment of their employees,. from Brucefteld on Monday evening. culture. That's a big, Job and he's Advocate. A �,h"M14-':,�', "I I . . . Nations meetings that I thought" it 111,,,,�,�, . � V�",.`01 I,- . � The evening was spent in social chat. going to be pretty busy at it. I met . �,��i',,,,',�,,,,,�,��i,"-',,�,�;l�i�,.'I . So far, we believe, only a start has I would be a good experience,' and for 1111;11'1,111111,,,J�51�1 �" I eek him in the hall one day and he spoke , , ... "The War Loan On Thursday afternoon of last w Fractured Hip 10 I 4)"N,��,V-i�,�,. I been made in the decentralization of about 60 men gathered the farm that matter, probably the only ,chance and what's more he stopped to Chat. if I , . , ?��,�,��i,,t'�',��,,!,I.'.,�:,. , " , " . 11 � i �J'q,,0�4,116,1 , . I'll have. �� $L?-, . There were many grave doubts industry. But if we are to have of Mr. W. Slavin, in Tnekersmith, as Mrs. (Dr.) Wm. Sweet, who for 4 � 1�1,��L'I�q , ,, It was well worth it. For one Th® first thing he ;asked me the past month and a half has been _"$ ........ J,-, L. , 41�11*, � � ,, . d, prior to the drive for the world peace and a lasting one, there and raised a bent to his barn under was whether I was a farmer or not. �'A,X[23, expressed, thing, Latter three weeks in Quebec making her home with her grand- 9 �,�rq��.k�,ii,` . the supervision of the veteran train- , ,'and -he ducked "6��i�, :� I told him yes' d me ,t.�11'.. ( ��i�,&,Qyt`%' new war loan, that the loan would ith it an unre- d seeing the people from all "over the . locked the door daughter, Mrs. Elwood Thomas,- ,of , ,,y�` � . er, Mr. J. Doig. - into his room and ffl!,w',�"',',-",�,:i - countries world in attendance, I'm pretty well s London, had the misfortune .to fall 0 , , , . , , �rl�:-"`, J,�p,';`t meet with any degree of success. stricter trade between Successful anniversary services and started firing question at me i4g,, convinced that the folks were trying gf, , ,,,,� ,��., , McKil- COB while about the home and in falling ,�.�11'1. about farming in Canada. ) I ""It"', � .. That people were tired of wars and which means that industry will have were held in Duff's, Church, to do a real job in regards to this I ,� , lt,;IZ ,��,�il' �., � fractured. her hip. She is at present ' , I found out that he has a farm in in St. Joseph's Hospital and is get- N'liq'i". 1 loans. That they wanted to be to produce on a lower margin of lop, on Sunday, Oct. '31st," Rev. �,,`w J. E., Hogg, of Clinton, was the guest Ml,l �Nii6,�.,,, war Whole business of food, the farmer Yllli�-IiL�1, . . � 1, %,�",L , , . profit, or at a price that will meet or other Scotland,and I noticed other things. ting along as well as can be expect- � . �,`,4 left in peace and to spend their war . speaker. On Monday evening a fowl and agriculture. Somehow .. d rough from R, ` and - the following you couldn't help but have that feel- His hands are big an "bi:k �',;' , ed. Mrs. Sweet, who is in her 88th ' .1 , g , �`,,It� � wages on something for themselves competition both at oma supper was served and hard work. He has unruly grey-white - �.,§,, , I . ing. Food has. the key to a 3, �, 4 �:-�, To do this, industry will lot of 'thatI - � ,, year, sold her , ,�,_ from Seatorth provided the program: . Dome in Exeter a few , I abroad. shaggy eyebrows _�" � I rather than handing them over to hair and big sh �, I �; � ,� I e this ,old world's troubles, and it they. weeks ago to .Mr. Richard Welsh And I i I 1point out like horns. He's a Glas- � 14� . ip� �'. the government to let them do the . have to choose sites where there is Messrs. J. J. Mullen, John Beattie, ever -put it on the proper basis, went to London to reside. — Exeter %ReA111*- - D F. McGregor and Goo. W. Israel, Mwriz:, i D. . 1 �M`�,�,'� � , spending. I no artificial competition in either they've got a good foundation laid gow man with a thick .burr in his Times -Advocate,. I ;, 0 .)�� I with L. T. DeLacey as accompanist, . I voice, and his old battered p . A _W pipe yeas I I v 1"", e widely ex- living conditions or labor. and Mr. John Scott, Mrs. O'Connell for other things. . . I I . j".�i"L But contrary to these 1_ �1�,i,. , �� The man who impressed me a taped up with some black friction Seriously Injured , , . - I ' I liyl,?,:' pressed. opinions, it would appear L' But Mr. Cochrane stresses one Master James Stewart and Mrs. His Clothes looked like most � McLean, also of Seaforth. great deal was this fellow Sir John! tape.' " f k, - that the people of Canada as a whole main point in the answer to the ques, '' , 's best' suit, and his tie was Helen Shapton, aged 15, daughter I ,�,�_ The first cutters and sleighs made Boyd -Orr. That's a pretty imposing! farmer � 0�1�4, ' " -expect 1 a' little left Of the Centre, showing a of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Shapton, of I , 6,1 11 have come to the considered opinion tion on how to go about making a their appearance for the season on name and you would naturally - ,�",.. . I the sort of fellow we often make fun collar button. Stephen, is seriously Ill in Victoria 3.1-, . . I � . 1,`�, , that by subscribing to �he new loan small town grow. The real reason, Saturday last and the sleighing has I . Hospital, London, suffering from am + - R �,, . been very good this week. of . . . with big estates, a title, an I What's more, he knew farming, accident which took place Saturday 1-1,111.1 they will make sure that they will he says, behind these instances of Mr. John L. Smith met with a pain- interest in politics and not knowing and that made me quite hopeful about afternoon last. Helen was assisting I have the kind of world in which they ' ,-- are usually a ful accident on Monday. while car- mu6h'about hardships. Well, sir, Sir � this new organization. her father with unloading turnips . . . I �,� I . as citizens will be able to enjoy the strong community spirit, an aggres- rying two pails of boiling water, he I from a wagon in the barn. She jump- � . � .1i slipped and fell, scalding his arld . ed, from the wagon to a partly filled' I �,� fruits of their labors' ' sive Board of Trade or Chamber of from the shoulder down. hay maw and slid to the floor. In I I .1 " �.r::, 40 .., . At any rate, the canvass for sub- Commerce, and, perhaps, some out- I 0. JU, I . , � -_r sekiptions is meeting with a success standing personalities with a pride Owing to the great increase in the, .ST A SMS OR TWO - 0 doing so she landed on top of a short- I , �� , . electrical business, Reid Bros. have 0 � - handled fork which pie'rce:i` the abdo- I., _... .. ... . . wmww�= .�, far above expectation. Perhaps it is in their community and .a vision of I 1� _taken another brother, Mr. Dalton L, .. � . men. She was rushed to the ho'spi- - a "...., . because Canadians have formed the the future. I . . . Reid, of Port Colborne, into the firm. Teacher: "Well, boys, late again fed," he told the keeper. tal. Her 'condition for a time wav' I . ..... ... . . . . . : I habit of putting their money into There is no doubt but what .Sea- The annual meeting of the Seaforth ,this morning! What is your excuse, "Well," said the man, "they're fed critical, but latest reports state that ,. 4 ,! - ' , Citizens' Band was -held last week, Jack?" on the othor side of the house. I'm she is getting along.ni-cely. — Exeter- !; ' � . I . I . .p� Victory Bonds, and don't want to forth has the advantage of being when the following officers were ap- Jack: "I wart dreaming I was go- just starting,them across now, Times -Advocate. - 1�1 I , I., I ' ;fh6 visitor looked at his watch. . 1,1.�,.. . break that habit now. Or, perhaps, surrounded by natural resources of pointed for the coming year: Presi- '. Ing to Ireland, and I thought the I Gift of Electric Organ To Church I _ . "That would 1, ��, dent, Walter W. Robinson; school bell was the steamboat's sig- be just my luck. , .. . it is the form of the now loan. In- the farm, but how many of- the other vice -pros., . 'i�',. . os- T. G. Scott; see.-treas., G. T. Scott; nal to start." hoped you would be feeding them A congregational rally was held in I 111. ". stead of a frew loan every six necessary .qualifications does it p managing committee, E. D. Reid, Win. Teacher- "Were you dreaming too, later. I have a lunch appointment � . � I � . . , 11, the Goderich. Baptist Church on Wed- - �� 1 'i, . months, this will be the only one for secs, or do its citizens intend to ac- - Hoag and M. McLeod; leader, Win. Joe?," I in the restaurant at one o'clock." I � nesday evening, Oct. 24th. A worship . VI: . "No, teacher, I was just wait- "That's all right," the keeper, as- 'conducted by the pastor, ',, ,., the. next twelve months. And be- quire? I . Freeman. . Joe: period was � 1, �, "It takes these fellows I . W. G. Neal, of Walton, shipped a Ing to see Jaek-off." sured, him. . Rev. Joseph Janes, assisted by Mr. 1�1; cause they have twelvemonths in- * �.. � large quantity of fowl :on Monday for about an hour to Cross the floor,". Win. Johnston. Mr. James'Campbell ' 6 _1 stead of six to meet their payments, ' the American 'Thanksgiving. � He had taken :long time coming 0 i � - - Hidden Treasure , , gave an address on the work of the, � �, . many Canadians are buying two 'I Mr. Peter Eckert, of Manley, ship- home from work, and his wife nag- He (nervously):- "Elizabeth, dar' Baptist Brotherhood, and vocal solos > °:, I I �111 . bonds where they formerly bought Canvassers for the different Cana- ped a car load of potatoes to Toron- ged at him for being late for dinner. ling, there is something that has were rendered by Mrs. Robert Mar- �' -:I- I � to last Saturday, which is reducing At last she decided to change the been trembling on my lips for,months I �� 'I.;, . one. . �'. � than War Loans tell many interest- . . 7 � shall and Mrs. Joseph Janes. It was ". . the surplus and increasing the price. conversation, and said ohattily: and months." I announced that Mr. and Mrs. George ;, . erlp- � .. I �,`111 Whatever the reason, subs i � I ing stories of the hiding places in Mr. Albert Traquair, of Hensall,has "I hear poor Mr. Jones has had his She:�"Yes, so I see; why don't Johnston had donated, an electric or- �0,, - - 1" . I tions, to the new loan are forthcom- which so many people Still keep their taken a position with Bonthron & wife "killed." you shave it off gen to the church in memory of their V I 1. . 4 ;'. � i.ng with a freedom lacking in even - money in preference to banks, or Drysdale, hardware and furniture "And not a bad idea, neithdr,", re= 0 ' son, Captain Kelso Johnston, who r,I; .1 merchants there. I Plied her husband sourly. Patient at Mental Hospital: "We died in Holland August 20, 1945. This. a .I.". , . the first loan. In fact, three-quar- other places of safety. Of teapots, St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, Hills- 0 like you better than the last doctor" ." generous gift was accepted by the � I ,�,: tern of the, loan has already been boots and socks, and boxes filled With green and Blake have extended a call A visitor to the Bronx zoo hurried New Doctor (very flattered): "How, church with deep gratitude and sin- I . �ii � ' ,,, " �, 'N'L 'bed far in advance of the time money and hidden away in odd cor- to Rev. R. A. Lundy, of Walton, to to the Place where they„ the is that?" "�: subscri core appreciation and the Doxology- , 1'.'�. � I . . become pa,itor of these congregations. giant Galapagos tortoises. , Patient: "Well, you seem more was sung.—Goderich Signal -Star. I 11� required in any of the other eight ners. of houses. Mr. George Nesbitt', of McKillop, "I'd like to see these creatures like.one of us." � ,, I , � . .1 loans during the war, and there is 1. They are true stories too, but most loft on Wednesday for Thorold where . . Golden Wedding Happily Celebrated I 11 �� ' I ,,�'. . . 1. � I. Revery cause to believe that when the of this hidden treasure is brought to he will make his home. He has been . I . A happy celebration w", held at , 5, ., - a resident"ifor over SO years in the I . . I time limit is reached, the subscrip- light sooner or later, and usually the '" ' '_ ' ` I . 9 tile home of 11r, and Mrs. Melvin Ray- I 1, .township. . Fed ' ti n �Uf k 1-1 tions will far exceed the amount real owner has the disposal of it. But * Huron era o o nand in Goderich on Tuos4ay, Oct, I ... . The Bank 'of Commerce at Walton 40 .1 . 30th, the occasion being the golden . . I asked for. . the record of unearthing hidden' is having some improvements made, 0 � * wedding of Mr. and Mrs. James G_ I course, Canadian 'money goes to Morris Holden, a land and when finished it will be an up -to- , �11 In following co date building. -, . Agric'ultur'ev.-FarmNews O'. Drennan. In 1895 Mr., and Mrs, Dren- I . I 11 . .�� citizens are displaying that hard worker in,England, Who while drag- I I � I 11� , &� I 0 1--p ; . , . non were married at the home of the * I ,� I field, found a piece of 'chalk � bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. 11 common sense - so characteristic of a f � From The Huron Expositor I ", y..1. � ging November 15, 1995 Many Loans For Farm Improvements ing hybrids which have greatey re- George Twainley Stn concession of I � I �., the country from its pioneer days. which had been gouged,out and fill- .11 I I . I istance or tolerance to drought, dis- Ashfield. The groom was the son of _. . The sense and foresight that raised ed with coins., Mr. I�ugh J. Grieve has purchased Approximately 3Y2 million dollars s . "... . . ease and corn borer. Until this is the late Mr. and., Mrs, George Dren- � . ��;..!,- , a poor colony into a rich Nation. By These coins, consisted of morq, than � the old Martin farm on the 3rd Con- has already been loaned to farmers done there will be a considerable nan. Rev. W. H. Hall officiated. The I , �i,,13- Cession, H.R.9., Tuckersmith, for for various types •'of farm improve- . . " ' " , I I the time the payments for this Vic- - .400 Anglo-Saxon ,silver pennies, loss each year. bridesmaid. was Katherine Blake n 11 : , ... $4,400. It is a splendid farm of 100 inents under the new farm improve- (Mrs, Herb Alton) and ,the best man tory Loan expire, the things they which had been hid y . acres. The river runs through it, but The foundation material of all corn A ..�, ,.. .. � I . meat loan act declared in effect early, � Was the groom's brother, Tom Dren- . . 1;x. have been doing without, or the con- Tetney, near Grimsby, on England's there isn't any waste land. thU year; accordin� to . information hybrids is the inbred line. The first non, both of Ashfield.—Goderich Sig- , _ nah' school is to . . . ? 11" �. 7 sumer goods that were not available east coast, because he feared an at- The trustees Of Han I objecXIvqe Of the plant' breeder nal -Star. , , . I L, 4,1- . because West of EginondVille,, have secured supplied to the Canadian Federation get suitable inbred lines as parents I . , 1, ��f,�� - in ever• increasing humbers through- tack by Danish, marauders a thou- the services of Miss Maggie Davis, of Agriculture by D. M. McRae, ad- of the hybrids. A large number, of Wins Honor at Track and Field Meet. q :. %,-, -, ministrator of . out the w It of Hibbert, as teacher for 1896. . I open pollinated strains from nisLuy . ", war year, will be available in sand years agj(,)� the ;act. - Mr. McRae ", . . I . I '11;� . . � ' declares that of this amount, about I Bruce Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs. � iZ-'F,'_ 17iuch greater quantity. . The coins of the time of Kings Ed- Mr. James Wright, of dalt, has tak- United W. V. Roy, Londeshoro, and a grad - o, li, . , parts of Canada and the � I ,. " I . A . '.11yr;'. That will be the time to go, shop- ward, 946 to 950; Edwig, 955, to en the position of journeyman in Mr. One million dollars haQ States were collected at Harrow and nate of Clinton Collegiate Institute? X to purchase farm machinery; and he . , . . I .1., \, ping for new homes, new refrigera- 959, and Edgar, 959 to 975, were Hill's blacksmith shop. . by a process of continuous inb�eeding in -1942, distinguished himself, in last . I Mr. James Scott, Jr., has had a states that the indications are that t1l", . for six or more years, a number of week's field and track meet at On- , 1, . tors new washing ,machines, new worth at least a hundred pounds hydraulic ram ,placed near the Rox- farmers will use the act to an in- �1- - inbred lines have been isolated, Oth- tarso Agricultural College, Gu'elpb,, I " , ". n, bdro river, Its time goes on for ' ", ,�, � . furniture and new cars. And that Stirling, according to John Alle' I er, and pipes laid from there creasing extent ", or lines have been isolated or are in where he is a first year student. I . . in Will be the time when the war bonds keeper of the coins -at the British to his barns and now has water the 'financing - of their machinery the process of is,61ation from single Bruce clipped nine and three-fifths � � 11 li".. .1 pumped from the river to his stables needs, The greatest demand for 11, ��•purchased now will be right on hand Museum. for the stock. The work was done by loans under the act has come so far and double crosses. To these have seconds off the existing record fo� � , I ,� 11. to meetzthe paym�nts. At an inquest on treasure trove " been added a number of , United the one mile run of four minutes, 11 ' ...W. . I W. H. Cline, of Reid & Wilson's es- from western farmers, Although the , -.1111. "�., I - States' lines which were obtained forty-four and three-fifths seconds . N�, I held last week by the Grimsby Dis- tablishment, Seaforth. act pyovides loans for electrification made In 1931. He also was first in, lv� � through ,exchange. f. : 9 I � - "r.", I I . trict Coroner, the fury „found that Mr. Mark Drake, of Staffa, sold very little demand for loans for this the tAlfrmile run and was second in. three good horses last week, receiv- The established inbred lines are I �I; - J , � How Small Powns Grow the coins were, intentionally hidden purpose has yet been apparent, be- I the two-mile run. As a result of his. , ,�.. . ing $390 for the lot. now being crossed In many combina- , . cause of ,the difficplty in securing the. achievements, he was'*,arwarded the, I ,.,�, by an owner unknown, and Mr. - Mr. John fSadler, Staffa, returned tions and the resulting hybrids are 1"r. Writing in the last issue of Cana- necessary equipment so soon after medal for the championship of long: ,N.-, , I Holden will get the reward under home last week fiom his hunting ex- tested atHarrow and at other points runs and the medal for the freshman ,El' __ ' the close of the war. 4 1�,�,,� pedition laden with game, including I in Southwestern Ontario. As, is T than Business, a well known trade �, verns- treasure to winning t' 1,4�11_ .. I . the act which go he highest number of points. lb�; I . I 1� minks. * * * many of these expert- —Clinton News -Record. i'g-'-�,', journal, H.C. Cochrane says "The deer, fowls 4nd be expected � YS trove, ' I W. J. Peck, F. A. Edwards, A. E. �, Mental hybrids are not satisfactory, . y " �first half of the present century� has I— Perhaps this hidden treasure Will . Erwin and A. Peck, of Bayfield, took Farmers Give, Aid To Member Y. P. U. Holds Hallowe'en Party , 10�,el, . belong to the cities. The second half " In the Guy Bros. performance at I while others show much promise. The I � "I., . ' ' ' . go towards purchasing a British i latter are now going through further Wesley -Willis United Church Young W Monday night. ? !. can belong to the small towns if they Clinton on Mo The district Farmers, Association "I ��It- war bond'; as have so many of our of the Windsor, N.S. district, took testiAk and multiplication. Those 6 , ,'`C. . Some of th6 yoiing men of Tuck- Q, People's Union hal a, successful Hal- . 0,.�,.;_ . , play their cards right." Canadian hoarded sums. ersmith spend their evenings, In spar- quick action recently in coming to Harrow hybrids which prove their lowe'en party, On 'Monday night in 0 . - The writer also maintains that in '. 4 row bunting. Sides were chosen with the aid of one of their members who worth will enter commercial produe- the church hall. Games, which in- '.4."'�� . under the name "Harvic',', eluded bobbing for apples, were . en- 1.4about half of the nearly 80 towns 0 Messrs. Thos. Sproat and W. Finlay- had lost his barn, and winter's sup- Ition" " �: , . . . I ,S � � oyed. A,quiz Was one of the high- ��j�, :� , which have doubled and tripled their son captaining nine stalwartmen. It 'ply of hay and other feed, by fire. hybrids. i 7,11", The Luck Bogs . lasted about ten nights and it was Calling a special meeting', the assoc- lights of the evening and this was "I'll . . -, ��i�,: I e during the past 25 years, their . * * * I ','�:�,,i�, , size " . found that Mr. Sproat's side had bag- lation asked each of its members to . conducted by Sgt. William Conroe. U ,�,&',,_� -growth is mainly attributed to. the . The American Military Govern- ged 966, while Mr. Flnlayson prodic- come prepared to make some contri- Antiquity of Wheat, Barley and Oats meeting and this, , � " - . I ,,, ,;1'4�� , I establishment of processing or small ment in Germain said last week - ed 1,962, . . button to the flre victim, either by was convened, by Miss Ruth Potter n , I 111 I . � I anufactpring industries, And the that Adolf Hitler although one 'of . A serious accident occurred Olt . Wheat is ,the most valuable of all and Mrs. Benson Sutter. — Clinton. I � I . m . I way of cash, or with hay; lumber or News -Record. I, " �� ' Wednesday evening when the Messrs. labor for repairs; or in som"e Other . . growth of the remainder has, been the highest paid men in Nazi Ger- ' ; grains of temperate climates and has 1; ., Strong, of Tuckersmith, were return- been cultivated from the remotest Patients in Clinton Hospital "I'. , .1 ,�,,,�''; , form of assistance, Considerable i,�-,'.� �. � . mainly due to their. proximity to many never paid an income' tax be- Ing home with a horse and buggy, equipment and stock was also lost in antiquity. - The remains discovered at I i jl�'�',A'�� . natural resources of farm, forests, . cause he argued that "the head of and when opposite the Ptesbyterian the I lake dwellings of Switzerland Mrs. Wesley Rechnie is a patient- p ,i. . . ,�J,: . the fire, which the members of the, , ? "'I" , , the nation should not be annoyed by Church in Eginondville they were met I belonging to the Neolithic Period or In. Clinton Hospital where she under- :1.12,1�1, ; or an attractive industry based on . �) by another rig being driven Into farmers, association helped to re- - I New, Stone Age show that, at that went a successful operation on Mon � them. I such requirements. to There was a collision and the Place. " .., ..., . ,,,", " I . tlpte,. long' before the. beginning of day morning. Mrs, Benjamin Taylor , 1 1, �1' ,,�, .. All that is very true. Centraliza- I � Not only were large sums of shaft of the second buggy struck Mr. * * * written history, as many as five is also a patient in Clinton Hospital, I I,; I , ^ � i. ". , * industry In some of our n'- I having undergone an operation on .1, 1 - ,; � tion of Ca money granted for Hitler use for 00roat's horse In the chest, penetrat� Corn Breeding At Harrow ' different varieties, of .wheat were F tl , , I Tuesday morning. We wish both - � ,�,��, , , ., adian cities has reached the stage which no accounting was required, .ing Into the flesh about eight Inches. already ba cultivation. .. � �.; � " I . The animal died in a short time. The purpose of the corn breeding these ladies a speedy and complete I '' . ' i��,�,:':;` 1_�.!,�'' I I• *here industry itself is beginning to, but also no taxes were paid on ex- ,;, ,,,�. . Mr. James McIntosh, of the Mill program at the Dominion Expertmen- Barley is believed by Some BehOl- recover y.—Blyth Standard. i,VA-,!0,_ I . I ,tuffbv; for lack of room and lack of tensive expenditures for erection of Road, met with a serious and painful tal Station, Harrow, states , Dr. 'G. F. ars to'b� the most ancient 'Of cuiti-, . " I � I �L"".�". , " I I ... 11,119-1 . . ...... . . -1 Vl' '. ..h"DU 1119. acic!6mmodition which pro- castles for his use. accident on Monday. .He was engag- H.'Bucklay, is to produce corn hy- vated 9fains. sIX.r6*eit barley was Store gold To Ex -service Man ' '�,I�L;��, , , ; � ed In crushing grain, assisted by his brills whleh will compete successfully found among the remains of the Pre- I "ij) , �,a, , .,..,! , 'J'S I needed employ- German; Field Marsha 'J ., . I I . I , , . .;�'.',li i,iinereacso O'� . man. Mr. McIntosh Was driving . the or Pr4 more suitable to coiaditions historic 19ke dwellers and It appearg, . 11,0- - ,, . G. Weber, who NIN operated a gen- j,,�,'. , , 1 � _ . � 'L gailt I t e - oral store -in Moukton for the past 4 , . '_��, L :� . gh coat oflieal party 6fficials, and some of Hitler's- - 00� , AN4, , . peksonal favoritekja.s d6dged horse cif'tsid® And when some in Western' Ontario them the United to have peen the chief bread Plant forty years, has disposed of his bust- '_iL P il ats UAd the high cost 0 1 the , colts dame up he pft out -his arm to States' hybrids now generally grown. of the ancient Hebrews, Greeks .and 00 At,',,,,i�� I � - �',, � �;' , ''., 'j, � . I � i.�111 Area is , poymaht xe I 1, �.,;,4 , & . -, � Status i- ,,, "I hfl I I ' f I ..".111- - ". �',�"i '" 'e" ... 00-1 `b ddcei i - . drive them off. The otiMmA ',broke ,Up to the, present time much att -an- Romans, no ddubt because it was il�,,,,:,�,,,',i_�', . , A , nese to Robert Gaul, of Milverton, V�_,'!,: ,�_,,�i � ,`i�',.� ,!, I.''. - Lh S. . prton, -1 �-11�,, �U,,��I,IM ,,,,,,,,r * e Lt L I - ,� �'�� " r ti" � W-1, � I 4. f I 11 And' I J nder' I I 1,� because 1� ,�! . -q 1 . 50th his feet who has Just 'recently received his ,.. , Were oWight u . :� �;Ii 01 W� J ies- PLO the%, tho' lucky boys'? "th'o M �f jh�� JA�6�fna. MoTill leer, tion has, hgan &on,. to 1,ner6ttfling t a') ,In at, productive, of the grains discharZ � j _ �111 I., r .... .. ., " � , ;,JJ' 16� "* _ ;, , , I , I . . e from the R.C,A.P. The 1 , llilt"J�git tr . . 'hoWeve'r, that , the Veditortat . 11 I �1- , , "ef .- i, ebr�r� yields, developing h6a:06t to . , .1% gdJ3, t fi'C`11 Ut 11 N th 01,64 aly, ftope, . - Ited to ... 11, " 1,9191"? , I I . , 40t "gi&A6*h1 11kiely be , I ean 'Climate', store Wad built lit the fall of 1904 and 41-, I . � -1 1 . , .. 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