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� - CHA After the ceremony was performed ate. Hon. Wishart Robertson Who has Americas but by It, has, in effect, re- . . 't'..;4
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4 . SEAFORTH, CLINIG 'iiki�' S�ring Water could �,h'oii�e one above tcm� in age. Hip wondered had never suspected him of so much OtIfer political parties in. parliament : X ;t:::"!.- I ;:: :. -.1;
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ios, in -New York or Chicago, the, Jew opportunities, his aim was "to make themselves worthy of the blessings -son . 11
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JOHN A. GORWIL4, B.A., M.D. try, where there were only four or teacher. Certainly he must gra�p the ly, but for which the fat&is of this tion among. the parties. " I o . ,,,, . 1. ,��
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I IN DR. H. H. ROSS, OFFICE town. ,To stick to orthodoxy here fered, as his father had said. . . , wound up with a toast to A ver a static thing -is 21- . - a�!�.ko7l . i I 1. 1,
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Physician, and Surgeon I the bride, and ,groom were forgotten hi� had not even cared to meet or see o . .
0, . . great allowances where the question child of eight with a delicate face and I I I I no of as to keep this Taxes, etc. 5 Am -1 ,.. I I
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Success,4r to Dr. W.,.,C. Sproat repoi6r, from the but in favo.r of their.neighbor's d,augb- . business groi 'Iments; 6.`'daragee.� I' I
. . � . "Sentinel," the only, morning paper ter, Masha-in favitir',of a girl with- . . I � , I I ,
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I . I- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat ' ' . I of the Rosen boys and !luestioned Itim and a1ittle sadly from under long TUNE IN CFRB I PUBLISHED IN THE I 1.
business day, but Also of the chance addressed him�ja Yiddish. I � . . . I ,
. 1. Gra6aie in�ip Icine, UulversitY Of '4- business ' �d about the speech, what hdol"been said. black lashes. "ONTARIO HOLIDAY'. ..... I PUBLIC INTEREST BY . . I
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Y' pital, London,'Eng. At COMM,8RCIAL for two,da,ys. It especially could not with such a strahge,un-Jewish ace'en WaieP "Senti- utter his disappo'intm ent. But, Aaron, . I I . ,' :. I I " I I
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HOTEL SEAFORTH, THIRD WED- . . . de. , little 'girl continued; smiling. "Y . ou net." Aaron could not read the -Art- clung to his choice. With his mar- I I I . �..,,
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to 4,.'30 p.m.; also at Seafo h Clini nif on, to don't took like a !greener' at I 'and'was very happy and Proud, as if 'as a rabbi came to an end. He. set 1;
r first Tuesday of each; month. 53 give in in striall.ruafters. He . could a(L,aed. , - , . ally this were the thing be had all along up a Hebrew school and for some � . Ontario' Royal Commission on Forestry . - , I , I
.1 Waterloo Street -South, Stratford. y1eld up trifles. As she saw, his beard "Are You -Jewish?", Emil An ' � . . . I
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I . ! . was trimmed considerably, But trim- . I The impromptu speech of Aaron -a teacher. Later be went into basl- I PUBLIC HEARINGS . ; i
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I I . J014N C. GODDARD, M.D ' . � ming brie's beard was after all a min- mother was over to I last had a notable effect upon the life of ness. . I I I �
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I Of', the law, ine-rely of acustoon. Keep- ,,night when you came. Do yoij want the Witte thmily. An old,' half -forgot- This story of, Aaron's and Masha's WHEREAS pursuant to the Public inquiries Act, Chapter 10 of � .
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'Phone 110, - Hensall I ten incident in,.Aaron's life was heav- love, whi�hi to them 'Was beginning to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1937, Major General Howa y I �t
I ., . Ing the Sabbath, on the .other It . and, to'come and. play -with us?"..' . ' mmig ioner to investigate, inquire into .. :
� . 4088X62 . I I, ed oui into the light and for weeks appear as a half-forgotten legend, now was appointed a C6 S and report � "
. . I was one of the fundamentals of the ,,"I can't, I don't know how," Em I I , I I
,,, I .1 ; I ered in confusion. What he .was a topic of conversation in the made them friends In Spring Water, upon the forest resources of Ontario and their conse.�vation, manage- . il�
f , Reh�ew faith' One could not tamper Allsw . ' ment and Seneficial utilization for all plJrposes, including their relation I I
1. . 'DR. F. H;' SCHERK I �. , . Jewish community� its if the thing made them distinguished. The young I ''I
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I. . Physician and Surgeon . tC ' I I marriage, his Witte, then, was not one of those old- . . I .� . . - `,;
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I . would � sex -with boys. But so many'of his In his youth Aaron was famed as a T4e Jewish community in Spring 11�
I --AUCTIONEERS ,against such a c6urse and scholar, of the Talmud. "',Everybody Water was now I-arge 'enough to main- � Saulte Ste. Marie .................. 28-29 Ott. . 11 I "I,",
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1. HAROLD JACKSON could not make, such a dent Th his ' co . urse of his journey to America, And bi. When he reached the age when the raore important Webrew holidays. Kenera ............................. . §, 6 PP� . I , �1111.
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* frVocialist In Farm and Household creed without robbing. his conscience a ghettai youth in the* Russian, Pale' A hall-, was rented for that purpose . . -1 Fort 'Frances .......... ; ........... 8- 9 FF , , . �. :i,��
. . I � of peace forever. Their children- e6ecialty in the half day he bad been .
. .. Sales. - 1 . ring* Water,"diat he checked Might properly think of marriage, the and a congregation orgiihized. Witte , .................. '12-13 I I I � I I - "I".
r Licensed. in Huron and Perth Coun- they no doubt would choose the other in SP � I London ............................. 18-10 11 1. .��,'
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. ties. Prices reasonable', satIsfabtI611 road. But he and she Must follow the. himself, for fear that he might AaY "schadchens," we hot oil his trail. On holidays, especially on New Year's I I I Cochrane ............. ;.....: * .... 1 25-26 11 , ... i
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For JUformatlima, etc., ' the I . PeMbroke ..................... ..... 2- 3 D&. I ,0',�
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- child persisted. "My brother-ther Youth for a son-in-law. Therd was a Atonement, he would preach a short � Ottawa ............................ 5- 9. 7 1; . � :!i,l
� r HAR(liLD .JACKSON, 14, on 661,. Be a fair living. And the children, Harry . . e . * ..; i,�.:
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P, . . I I 40 �, ' -if lie married "Into the tight family." won the approval of th6 congregation.. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN THAT all persons, associations; 11 4
. themselves soon. Harry would -prob. not play either, when he came here � �Ilrl:�
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I PERCY C. WRIGHT, , .� ably , go to work at once. Clafa wo�ld I th Now he 18 the cap: Aaron's father, who was poor en- For they were liberal in spirit. Witte .or groups desiring to make representations, or present evidence to, the , I %��,,��r
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. i , . I I urged his son to marry wisely. But exigencies of the flutes and coRdi- above hearings. While the presentation 6-f oral evidence under oath . ,,,,
I . Household, farm stpdk, implements. the, young ones pick up the4auguage Emil' did not understand what she '4k ,.�Ijl '!
- and pure bred sales. Speciat training quickly. So, they, would have only meant by "d#Lptatn" and "team,?' and Aaron seemed in no hurry to get war-" tions.� H'6 deplored the lali,ses in de- is permissible, it Is strongly urged that -submissions I � ,:,j
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, A � 1. I . And 010&16=40 enables ---.Me to offer Emil to'take care of. ' , little Lena.was not conscious of hoIv_ .rfed, and.the Plans Of his father and votions Into which the Jews of Spring give any assistance that may be required. - I . j 11 - �,�
" I the anxious schadcheris lagged be, Water in common with Jews all over �:�,,�,;",.
you sales� service thg�, ls)�most effict- Masha Aistened to her-1usbatiol's itip said'anytbing to him that was , . Ail briefs Or oral evidence p1resented at the public bearings will' . ��;,.
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�. ent and satisfactory. PRON10,90 r 22., voice more than to his words, good Yiddish. Emil was Interest- I Al. day. The! made allowances too. There w be given proper consideration ,by the Commission in the proparatidtit � I ','41��.t�`,`!
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� .. which she had b four, "And your brother did not speak Mchest man in town sent a marriage many things to be taken Into consid- I ' � . �, - i��!
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, I � . I e wordfj English when he came here?" he'ask- broker 'with a proposal. I that briefs the forlparded to The Secretary, Ontario Royal, Cior�blfssloln I I t I � �, ld�, t�l ,
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. -'kddt.". "Thek (got Ver mind at Mao, ."N&, and I did not either, not a' r.abblitiato '- standing, Ach64. ,There ,There Were the dii , Toronto 14, to reach the offtee of the idomihisgion At least one itiohth� "',:,�, �,;"�,�,,�'!,.'
(�' I Pare bred 04160. 1106 Aift 'BtMe ' Was no dullying 'Any loiig4i' - Aalionlg tion, the deti6ands of Jindustry the' In- Vdot`6 the b6sitak 4t Which th01i',doift6Id'eT1W6b A d4#r6d,, I I.. .. I 11 -
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