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� � , I r� . " " I I .., W 'From The Huron Expositor, , Man - you get?, They seem uo&h,'h%g his right.leg bil.
l'i"', ,�' , ': �� , � � I ., � , , " . ,,,_'. - . terly ass,aipg. the government for - . � . , even ift hi�'most perverse mom to' lbe able to .
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law , nands. And ' a youni calf. The aclole iii 'befdY . ..
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' � Igular practice of tfi'e' ftx� antics Of - , scent whqre -they -were " ,tzoinib a n ss. t '
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" , one of his ebief arguments. is to. point - forth Band- held in their roclins Qn
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_';'� . � - $#W, rJ U member of 'the bovine species Is even If 'there's any� opeifing at all they'll in the bush - know I ..
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i , I - & year. Single .vening,. a very pleasant more of a conundrum than, the adoloo. try a ned by Fred �4
it't"'11�1,1�, , #d*ance, foreigo $2.00 Tuesday e _ud squeeze J undre4," ow
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�'. ch, Clinton PtAbilb Hospltal,'where the-An-
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UEAIII, .. 1. ". ' Prices -.,are higher aer - gibers and wh receptly, mes. when you at- In the , an ding opo FkAd ,4
, Advertising rates on applicatiom - , ' oss -the bor� able toi return, to. his. home, 4,rbranp. .1
�Nill"'11�1--,.E�:". , . , Joined the. benedicts, was prei I 7 go., . . I . , .
ji,'$, ��i -, , '�., I. .1 will - . , ng him. The natural in- "'Hopato
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I , I'll. " � I . der. -But over there, there are a num- th a �qigi .ed lektber tempt weani � .a.g," our. latest pet calf, to 1. man. Asr
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0 Xtiful upholster I
Sz.�, "... � , chat ' �` stipet for the method of feeding , I
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� r -,:Pq.ill ,, I I - . op,robab 7 :the best. example of sheer 6's"Ice' ' Ing �Mr� Toll to Quit w'ood-. , I
. r ber of economists ho are just as bit )S.t na,�cy who Y�a,s, hd1pr
. % I W , comea natur4l; to him, slid You %,b foundl,a�j,,vihere.' Last
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, ... 1. �.. the preqjd��&, Mr., WalteK Robinson,
f`;,�.� - ;� terly assailin�g the Unifed -States and, signe . hkveiil� much difficulty, Pick up a night ,h -e' dee —Clinton Ni�wo�R�dord. I I I'. , -
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t. i��I,�,- ";r�,�_ - . - . I , a ,bolt 'ItL the milk-
" " , . Post 09*ce 'Department ' d,.by -,the President -and Mr. ' , � �, 11 t
� ,,w 1. pail filled with,sweet, fi Inigred In. St,rAgf9rd AcclJent- -
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llkI W .. . � - yielding to pressure Thompson- Scott, the secretary.. -6sh milk and house 'door which'was, i�arel Shirte __ , ye4r�old.
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I Y . � . :. . Reid Bros have secured the c6n7. . a * Anderson, -
. I �`�,�. I I !, .. . mll. . . I - � . , - . what happens. -He insists on making open. Patricia Ann w s in there and .. .)
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R Pq " ." ' - tain that you are dre daughter Qf Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. A4� ,.
. . . . . . . . . . ," : L E;lg , 'groups and permitting 'farm pri6es tract (if wiring Miss, 'E. Davidson's cer . nehed -from between -her'acrieaming and the bleat-
.. � ., AFORTH, Friday, May 24, 19416� - '' Course ,of coli- head to to,e, hunted and slitInted ink of the calf and the sound of elit- derson, Clinton, was slightly injured ' t
�� . . . I . to rise to present levels. They �oint .new bungalow, now in ' abrcu�t 7.55 paij. Sunday wheg�.
, ".. I .$he ran , .�
:., .. I 1. . - I , around until you're black knd blue, tering mlIX, 'pailA.. we had quite a
� I . I out that if furt structioU, . . into the side. of a ,car on Ontario St.,
I 1. : " .':' _', � . .. . . .. . II& infl.atioxi is allow- Mrs.. G. A. Sills had the misfortune and then starts to &-ink luetily about symphony of noise. ..... ," I
'� , ... 1. � .. . the time, that,.there is an inch of milk about opposite the , Stratford ,Cafe, 11
.4:1.1 Curing Weed Menace In Olden to fall at .her home on Saturday eve- You would normally think that any L
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..'":_1 . , ed it will resultin collapse, and -farm left in'the bottom of a pail. creature haVing Jt1$.t domothrouih hn Stratford. A-ecording to the'police.-rer.
�; i. I I 1. I . I . I _ nIng last -and fracture her arm. . Iiort, the child, ian Aitto the-'8ftreS,f_ `- .
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%. . ill f * all much mote quick ' I don't suppose a dalflu history has- ex rienbe Ouch as th�t would. be
, "Z,Ilil . I _vs I . , roducts, W Mr. F. D, -is moving into . ,pe from the -north side, in front of"a Car
p,-_ ' , ,, I ever been known to 90 through- a dhastened, Well,' "Hopallong" '6ertaln� ..
;1,1�1." . ly than implements arid* other manu- the residenR� on Jarvis St., recekly, travelling'east on Ontario St., driven 1
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k4. stable door in a normal, sane way. ly wasn't, ' He -got as far as -the.- she .
., .'' . . purcha,Ae&.,,tfcm Mr.-J..A. Case. ' �iabie � .- Kitchener.
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a", � -1 ng, eds and their -control. but' must buy., � I ;- s. 'First of all, he makes -out as ped . , In that gap botwe , ' ' d, and, it was I .
,"p, . � . ... "' ' ' t cal aid was summons
. � I , . . . .1 ' ' . .1 . " . . . � days ,In Dptre�t. - I . , if he will go through -the door wfthm corner pos and th,W pig -van. When
. A . found'that she escaped with a bruise I
,;�,., ", . - . a t the country these,days Writing, in the New Republi' . - out the least bit of trouble. Just the� we'7,finifly caught up,to h4m_.he was . . I
_. . . C, the Messrs. Leo McKay and John Rol . News-, .
� . _ . on her right side. — ,Clinton
I ., � �. I . dan, of'.14inley, are busk cutting and moment you go off guard, he turns resting up in the orchard. ,. . I � L �, I
", . .. . fact any summer day during , editor -of that magazine points- out: drawing 116gs to Walton. and bolts past you. With ,his fail 'I want to bed I I Record. . '.
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,--. :, *� - 'I..''..., . the. past quarter of ,a century par- . "The real question is.whethor, they � The w9m�en elerks of Stewart Bioll. . . Disposes of Farm I .
..� - , . I ... I . twisted into a knot, he'll tear around� ed -and dreamed . . . as theyr. say . . . Mr., George Joh4toA has ddsposed I
. L! .. , , . ticulhkly, 'one, often. wq,nders' if they store s6eat the Wednesday half,holi- tw6, or three times. -and then come to and what dreams ..they were.. The of his farm on the � 9,th .concession. of . . .
I �._._ I . . I - . (the larmets) are not laying up trou- I a stop in the , corniYr of -the yard far- 1, mata, feAturp -
. ... liave- beO,u'entirely 1oriotten. Weeds � - d -'ay i� _Bi�Oeld. .. -1 - . � . _qqng4glted of,ithe biEktils, tship to Mr. Harry Gib- .
Reeves thest away from you. From there on I pursued 'by a flyl --a--- . -Morris ,Town
ble for themselves. Their experience Grieve of. Seaforth, Me- ng ro. Calf. " bons, who *111 get rwsoeisidn about L).
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"I''.. . . . .. along the koadsides.afid in -the fields " I . Naughton of Tuckersmith, McQuaid .. . . . .1. I . .� .11 y . the first�,.( .. I
I- . I . 1. . during and after the First World of McKillop and Armstrong of Hul- . ,.),f June. Mr. Johnston *111 ,,,
�l, . toda have obtained such,command- . .. I . . . -Ip� � . ,._ r. " ,,,� ". 0 be holding""a"cleart4g auction sale ire
i �1_ I I I y . �. War should serve as a warning. lett, nre iii Godericb- this week at- �. . I.. . t - ` ... ... 1. , _. : . the near futufe.�Bl�rth Standard. , -
411, , ing possession that one would.think . ... 11 I... tending the June meeting of the cour.- Going lAto Business )
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�,, some very drastic action for their Y . I 'D JUST A SMILE ORTW- 0 *0 Mr. Glenn Kechnie has rented tUe
: 1, I prices soared. In 1018, priceg,of -raw Mrs' Jas. &wan, Mrs M. N Me- 0 . )re on Main Street' 6elonging to e
i'l destruction was long'past du�.- ` Lean and Mis's S. 1. McLean lert on � . . . " I . . � Doher�y Bros., and will open,Up a,bout
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".. I � . � However, it would appear to, be . far -in products were more than dou- Thursday:"to attend tbe graduating An artist who was spending a holi- The dear old lady"kepl; to her seit. June Ist, with a line qf radios and i
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.. I .plied at the retail level, so that farm- "No, air, we don't," the shopkeeper "If everybody else would .only do in the R.C.A.F., four years and., two � .1
�, , . county and municipal councillors" trophy, under the auspices of.the'Sea- replied "Y'tee, sIr," he added, Apolo- as I do, and stay quieily in th6ir seats' months 6f which he.s seas. P I .
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"'. . forth Lawn Bowling Club, *as held gedcaliv "we never have no call for until -everyone.has left;" she in!urmur- Du Ing all, that time- he was a radio
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"... I . V les�j the farmers' . P - -,em. R�lody in these parts seems to ad, "there wouldn't be such &__=-_h_,_rQMaJr .And maintenance mechanic. . . -_
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on our and farnis-have4frEFa d �__ . day and :draw a large e ' T
17`1-.._______, � net income available for' spending,_:,,,, Heaman'0-d R. N. Creech, of Exe- - . .. . i . � . I �
. -attain'ed-such,z,axommandin.g,, hold 6n. .- , _- __ " I— 1� ....- 1. � ., � .. ...0'.. � . .1 .. �":. _. I . .1. .. 0. _ ..... � - 1.e._31ag ii-'�ngag6d in radio repair. 11
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"!`_. . I % the country that 'a cure is im ossible, ' - 0 , previous "years, after winning '.their . .ptiin ,was, having his, shoes Work; 'anticipating tb6, t1m n- he- - � � : ,
�. You," said the man who had -been shined, -and the f4eign shoe-Wne 'boy could procure a suttablk) place for his ".
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I ".1, , . . . of -a former day'were made of stern-- "Inflation took a stronger hold. af- . � M. R.* Rennie and Ab.. White'sided, of meant you'll follow me around, even ' "Canadian," was, the reply. .. . filian life,—BITth Standard., .... � .� y . I
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- . can help me in all. things." . hear you. speak some Canadian.', - A very intei. I I .
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agricultural statician, two .hundred dle of 1920,' deflation - began, and for' ' - ufu'rt rew away and 1 I �, I
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a.. . _ . . .- . the next two years prices continued Mr. Wm. Strong,, who has been� th . a 0 , on, Fe -rat .
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1. �, .. . I . . . S.S. No. 2, Ttickersmith, for the past - white marble -,-'the head of aii angel i
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. parish called Goolriding whi of crops had gone. back to tfie pre- e ricu r 9, I
� I .three years,,ha$ �beea engaged for a .
� . . . . worthy of Observation. The la4d,s of. I war level, although the prices'of . fourth term. .'. -. I . . ., . , . . .''. . . . '' . .. -1 . ivith wings-and'wis the work'.Pf ' the
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� k� � . . -, " � C . . . . I . . . I . . Mr. and Mrs, OlivVer Harris Misses - . I r ears to. . the 'xna I nurc . ' �
,,, i, I I - . .. a, weed with - a yellow' ,� erably above it, ... : The purchasing Iva and 'Reta. Harris and, ir.' 4ohn Bacon Outlmk Fo Next Four Y ,,,4 fie ' Ids, bq,tjer returns 94 exhibition at the Weekes' .Marble,
, ,..�. . 1. . ovex-mn by ' . . � � .1 ; .1 1, ' � . The deidand for Canadian:bitcon caft, be'obtained. - � I Works and later w,ith Ctinmingliam. & �,
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I . . . I , . I of Rev. and Mrs. 4. A. Lu�dy at Kip- . . 'U' K Wants Lots- of C, . 'black �base with font, attached ,aild
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�.�, ... . . . e called . I . ' ure, recently an' PoultirYmen now. have an iflea of . L
I . . during m66t:.of, the *p rew's. ,Minis'ter of Agricult I Pryde. The unveiling of the font was
I ': . and which"had: the most* Pernicious . rosperous twen-' A concert. was: held In St. And - nouficed, the results of negotiations wha"t the next two. -,years. hold ,in store , -
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. I , y i �,pn day. Eac ". pntry, IlDrigland, Ireland, with the B,ritish' Ministry of Food. for them, s ant Review
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1:. I wmning -when cut down,, that it was ' ,Precisely the -same things happen- taking part %weVe' Miss M. Ellis, Hen- Canada c.an �provide in 1946, 1947.and quantities of Canadian, shelfi�ggs. The and his wife"' Marion Whiteford." . Mr. I
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I.... .. . ' 1948. Further discussions are to be current contract- 'which expires -oil MacLean ac�epted the font,for the I ,
_�: . � ... �_____ foun,d absolutely necessar 1. . ed in Canada at that time, and the ,Aeld; held I nuaty, f94.7, to consider December 31, 1046, will be extended congregati,en.. and.
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. I � Rua I . same in , I Miss -Nellie Tetty, Heusall; .Miss Iva . Wory of God. Mr. Straiingfn' m-aknig -
is . Harris, Waltbni� M.r;- John McArthur Tlte contract price for. Grade 'A' and 5,000 tons, of dried eggs in 1947 .
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f.. . I ing it altogether.' Accordingly, afteiF'7�' , , the price. ceilings oli farim -products . and Miss Oi� 66o'k, Hensall. .. Wiltshy-eg per 100 pounds Lo.b. *sea- (A,..total of about 86.1 million dozen the presentation spoke of the splen- � I
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�:% allowing a reasonable time for pro- ' are removed. Knowing'this to be a I 1. 0 . . board W.gs raised to $25 effective Api. e,ggs*) at current basic prices. The had made 1:6 Cavet Gliurch, h�,ing ac-
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1"..i'-,. 1 curi I ng plean seed from other quar- . fact is the reason Canadian f arm ' I From Th6, Huron Exposito� ' ' 1, 1946, and will continue to Dec.. 31, 'United Kingdom is to -Turnish to Can- tive in the various' organizatfons,.and . I .
�., . , I May gg, 1890 ......... ... 19.47. The price for the 1949 agree- ada, by the autumn of 1946 (prefeet., the choir. He also .referred to 66 .
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. . . as ' -4 act- of Par- _r.'a seTlous accident on Tues- ggs in shell and in ,Mleekes' g'n� _ :,
" p sed, efiforcing an ol pressed the government unduly eV- rathe '1948.
� . . y . same basis. which was effective dur, dried oi- frozen 'form during . fi,dfather-,, the late Ad -am
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,� '. �.. . I liament to the same effept, .imposing n for increases_in prices not to.men- - ,tan'ding ,iP the eldvated roadway, Following this, announcement, ^the the months of September to May 15; fl f -ty years an Elder of the. church-.—
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- a � - - tion lifting the lid altogether. , . ,,L Form-er .,.Educator Pa"es
i;' , . I .11 � I. ... .... � ... mill when his toot slipped and he fell _. � - _ .
. �. , on the tenants -for, .Fve stock of I . clared an increase of -2i/. cents,per during the months from October to - - - . I .1 .- I .
. ".. '. . . . ry . I to' -the ground., dislocating his. right, pound, carc'a,ss basis, in domestic December, ' inclusice. Owing_to. the I :Funeral services were held af. Ile-�
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V . , � bo4e at the Joint aid ' J relationship between. �tbe domestic United Kingdom dirrilag the summer . : katchewan cabinef'. minister, journal.- ..
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� . riders were .appointed to ride We were toldon Alonddy'norning be mairitained. These increasi�i' iii, May 15. 1.947, dlyer.ting the summef ..
I . . guests this week of Rev..J. Walker at Besides lifig wife, Mr.' Latta is surviv- ".
1, bacon prices repre6ent. an increase of gurplus ,to the production of sug L
., .. 11: 'through the fields,' search, for g'661-, "" . by,a pessimistic farmer that we were I Heiisall, � I 1. approximately $3 Per hog.' However, dried eggs.. - . . . .a, - ed by one son d �L I .
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t- I I . I . I une, of S6aforth; was successful. in 'A' carcass and, $2 per Grade 'B'. car- 1 These Devices Save Farm�' Labor , grane.d.aughters: Mr. Latta was born.
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11 I i I when they discovered it. "Thbugh the, '. ..Too mueh rain'? When for weeks, passing his second'Iyear examinatiqn cass have been reduced by $1.00. so, * Among the farm labor saving de-, �tte'iided public and high schpo.Is in - , I
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,�.��..., . fiw of wedder-shee' is ,now com.- .. n , we' have had" little in Trinity Medical College, Toronto. that the net increase* is $2.00 -per . hog- vices: as , sembled oi, invented by ib�.! -
f.1-1 I . 1, - . . %, diffefen'. 'Ddrfs of the Province amd,
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,; .. mUtAd and redu ed to � 1d. sterling, -more than a passin shower. When . McKinlei, .of -town, , hav& returned add a stimulus to bog pr'oductio stutient at Londori. He was �. ' I
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" ': " L .'. . I , . ' . .1 . . I 19 , . I ho-ine' froin their studiies at Toronto , I 11, dry Division, Domlilion Experimental ! I
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. . praetiSO of k661 'tiding Js still' ' - Univer-sity. . � y . . Farms Service, are many items, of a f the. Ontario.School , of�Art, For
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A .. . , L- - �week§,,the land still seemed -to be . Four Seaforth� boys, R. .McDonald, . * * * ' I auxiliaily utility, qpite apart from the several year� he was,teacher in Zur� ' . I
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� .. . .. ' - - - .1 i W, McDougall, H. Jac4son and W. , plans specificatioris' for heavier .� .
I.., : , Jying 'fallow. Wh I Jeb Public school, afid at.tbai time for
I., . �. The effects, of this.bakonial fegula- . . ten up Aintil ^last, �' "' 0
; , � ..., Brierly, who' are this �.eason playing Skunk -tail grass, oi, wild barley, is farm '"machinery, For example, full , a sideline he was engaged. in the art
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,:. tion have been. salutory ,beyond .., week there was no reat ' ative perennia.1- weed, occurrinT informatioh' with 'detailed plans 'and of printing. Shortly after being in I
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. . I ' I from Lake Superior .westward, -par- specilications way be. obtained for I Zurich lie went to the G6van, Sask.,
�i �', . what could have been ex . . If I . . part in the match on the' Quien s. I . il'alkaline, spil., but has also making necessary articles for poultry, district in 1965. Mr. 'jjatta ifirst took :f
. . pected. Five , ' - - field or pasture �' . � birthday. 6vtweft Toronto afid Corn- ticularly I �
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; 1� .i I'' . ,� .. . . I ly pt tb'em. I . I I � Cana.da. It is .a serious enemy to waterer, feed trough, water fount, [Publication of itlie NokomfA Praif4� � I I
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I . I � dike -one - boll. Now grounds -on ille country.. The leaves are out-, X McNamafa, "'Uncle Sam"; '2nd, 0. cattsing Irritation and inflamed ulcers. hog breeding 'cr�t�, loading chute, Dr. R. Hoh.bs Taylor, member of -the
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1 . . . 41, ... I ' The seeds 41so work down 'beside .feeding troukhs foil, all sizes Of PigS, Legjgature tor Huron� riding, an- .1
'... �,. . , are'so el . the gard* L. Schmidt, "Clergyman"; 3rd, Doug- the teeth, producing ififlammittion self -feeder, pig creep, weighing crate, I nouncei that gh extensive rond !m- "
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I'll i::1':1. .1 flower the fir*s't year but later carries feeiling platform, and farrowing pen. 4 T
r., -1% quest.for seed; and 'After the most � in the pastures. and'Tom Wilson were first, withiAllie * I -program is to be carried out this -year . .
I � f." � .1 I . I Bethune and A.'Morrison, second. In beautiful' silky bristly Jieads, three to Among miscellaneous articles are it in.the South Huron district. Tenders�
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j.?:- . . . ,an ,,,I J, Bell were winners, with green, often. tinged with redi., There stall and bull pen for cattle, feed Bayfield. on a�higber level thnn the , -
41111� . 1. . I - is no difficulty in eradicating this alley cart, , home-made anvil. wago r
X. hardly discover as many growing . hard to suit. In fact, gi'ven the ower erl- Present bridg .
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2.. �, I I . stocks of gool the'fine for which will to make their own weathp,r o,nds. I I 0 grElss. weed from land 'that can be Jack;,fly- trap,'biig holder, seed' treat- the sharp"lurn on the Bayfield sid"6 I
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t_,� . . . . - . ens Its seed which,lis widely scatter- As in the -case with heavier farm field-Goderich section of the, Blue Wa- I
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, , In Th e Meantime'. ' b's'ta,2ptuia, - Alkali Sol[ Bad fications may be obtained by writing in �nt, I I .
110'i-�., , , . V. . hey, have ]lad a neat and SU . . The section frarg Brand Bend 1.
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K., . I - p icted . 11 where there are vgsr�qjqg. soluble sa,J _ental Farm, Bend is to receive attention and, ten I I
61 . . . treatment would effect the same re D� Id,Moore, of Egmondville. ,,Js Division, - Central ExperIM I
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�1'1- sult with every weed in, Ontar" .. . 'ders -are being caliled for three new
T, I .. I , io. I Will , numb,, of bogs from Kippen on Fri- ,-carefully avoided in choosing the site * * *' . briftes on this road., which will be
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J'�� , - - Gool riders. -1 ... ... . I of good feeling, which has e "' .
AUP,�� . � I . . Xisted'be-,' ;them. . of them extremely -so. Multiply the length by the, width, by 'of No. 4 highway, Is to be 'repaired - , "
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V,!Y . , If,' haw4viir, Gool riders became - bet*ee-h the States- and Britain All Mr, "John. Murray's' gunning mare .
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,`,�X�,, 1. but ,that. the"- competition among . increase through the years that the Mr. .1. A.'Clatk, of town, ha's return- able fertilizer, is not In Itself ideal. mow. . I begin within the ,'next few W-eeks,— � I
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