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� I - announced It, to use modern meth- we could, c4i t the great silvery I , operate undd'r,, the. title
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� I I Association. ods to arouse die People to the need strips and matue all's-orts of won- "" 4k ...�. s, John of I'Wij�gham Revolver Club."— . 0 .
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� " �,41� -.1 I , , , �� " �'. Post Office DepaAMen't, Ottawa a man or a woman. But rarely do be a "package" which would plky sacks and I can,still see my grand- .. - 6�- it, throwing her to the ground.- It is alleged that W pairs � .
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6, . " VELAFORTH, Friday, April 25, 1952 of the words we sing. ,
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� 1,1,%.�`�` 4'� r - The music critic of John O'Lon- age. For -quite a -while now stage I can see and taste the shining 'Everg child needs lots of sleep Retiring at the end of this week affected by ,way. of. a bas, a i, I I
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'.1 1, 4A more than a few moments' dura- them," my musical friend remarked. ' I I daughter, Mrs. 1, A. Wroot at St. pressed it as their opiaon that the � . .,
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� �, "What do you mean by 'Send him � Yet I cannot help -but look back the government says how muchbut- Dept. of Nahonal Health and Welfare I � Looking For School Site of making a good ha4 ) .
, � to the subject of high prices. , leti on the floor indicated -some .
�. I . 11 I with real pleasure to the days of terfat It must contain -the poor old Grand. Bend School Board is cur- I , I � �
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rently -searching for a site for Its of ,being seen, or some other un -
new $50,1000, publdc school building, known reason. Foreman Andrew, .� . V
Chairman, John Manoro told 'Me Steep made the ,discovery Of the
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board hopes to have a new *011c- are still. at work on the mattor.--
tur ' a -ready for pupils whea they re- Clinton . Citizens' Newa. I
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� ,,� , . ever saw a milk bottle in our house. ly for health, 9 hools throughout the district to Eight building permits, totalling, ).
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l!"N"... producers of basic products and to phrasing that I should have thought The doctor 9,cross the street kept I And that makes M'P wonder. WAth - aid them in making plans, for their $26,300 In value, were Approved) -by
e,,,3,'--: a Jersey cow and every morning: today's. emphasis on mental health, April 29, 1927 1 "
�;r��, - Idbor, generally. The., net result is you would have known."' I own building.-hIxoter Times -Advo- Clinton town council at Its, AP,riL
. � _ after 'breakfast I would, take a'plus the fact that even churches Mr. Malachi Burns' 100 -acre farm cate. meeting Tuesday, evening: Ell Gal- 'i
`k�,� that while prices are higher, most �'I have since rectified my shame achiuk, c/o Arthur Wiltse, R.R. 5- ..
I .1 honey pail across the street and, now use. packaged, human talent, I on the Centre Road, three miles
.. I ill I get it filled with rich ,golden milk- I can't help but speculate that maybe Participating in Concert Clinton, dwelling, James st., $4,000;,
Y." . people are better off now than the ful ignorance and can agree with him south of Dublin, was sold, for the
�� , ,;, y not a trace of blue the way it some- I the next thing they'll put in pack- sum of $5,100 to Mr. Gilbert sonale, Several students from the Clinton 24 by 30 .feet, frame; Harry Wat- .1,
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,J,% � were before, in that their income has that it is one of the curiosities that of District Collegiate Institute were in kins, double garage, south sdde Hur-,
timeS is these days. And, inci- I ages, is the, human brain. Think of of Staffa. There are 13 acres-
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.. 111'�, increased to an extent proportionate- many should know and (I hope) few d tally, I always got a second it, a brain"shop where �Ou can get bush, and, a largd frame house and Toronto last week participating in OIL �
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-, ------- viff- crock sitting in a cool corner on I Well, I know my old-fashioned, As! Of the bury'St., $300; Lloyd Batkin, dwel-
9",*.. ---, --A ha in cash- -or in a bank. - -anthemwritten in the last year of the .... the Mill, Road, having torn down bodies of the high vchoo
zri��, - may 110 .. the cellar floor, filled with deep yel- 1 indivjd�T�IiWiic brain makes too ling, south side Rattenbury ,St., $6,,-
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. 1� �1� I have it in new furniture, a radio, a liam of Orange was hovering before across the top. Inot"looking fohWa-�d- to� -the pionee . r da�,Ixr,thts7vtdnity . .- �.- Strest,'with Dr. Leslie Bell"as con- Matwyck, dwelling, nortbo-Ide, 43-od-, I I
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41,�',,. . new car, or in an improved home. 'In his final invasion. The first line then father's grocery store, particularly one which is exactly the same as -ad, namely: Lo -r- frame; Frank Lewis, Clifford, dwel-
',,!, the back shop and the cellar. in everybodly else's. and daughter, Loretto, were burned School participat I
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.,.. - a raine Hamilton, Marguerite Hall, ling, east side Albert St., $4,000;
1''. I other words, they are enjoying a ran "God save great James our King" very badly on the evening of th( I
fl.i' I . - - - - . Ron Philp, Ann FaIrservice, June 32 feet by 25 feet, frame and insul 1.
`, higher standard of living than pre- and it' remained, with some slight al- 29,th, when gasoline poured. out of Lear, Gerald, Tebbutt, John Wilson brick; J. Helm-bechei, Clifford, can-,
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I he fire after it burned a new saw- Revolver Club Goes To Teeswater Clarke:jt ley, .dditio. to dwel�, ,
P111, - The extent to which the present de- days of his exile in France. In this Hibbert Township; This -That
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Jp� . � I , sire for an increased standard of liv- context I �E'y Miss Belle Campbell) . Ing machi r, art- The WIngliam Revolver Club, ling, north side Huron �St $2,000-
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I �.. I I . a departure of for- Total to date this year Is 53,6100,
i�� . has contributed to increased costs Send him, victorious, -ft Mr. Alex Broadfoot, Tackersmith, dormant since th 7 $
, M9 - %ft.0 mer Police Chief T. W. Platt from As compared, with $143,000 for the, .1
," i�:. . � had. the, misfortune to have the top here, has tbeen transferred to Tees- whole of last year. -Clinton News-
.�. in the food industry is pointed out by Soon to reign over us (Continued from last week) ! District of Huron at first consisted blown off his car while out motor-
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-7. . I . About this time Don-ald and Robt. of forty townships. Hibbert was Ing on Tuesday, water. It. is expected that activi- Record. .
" � ..Mr. J. W. Horsey, President Domih- . . �
11 1. . � 2 . Park, who were coopers, were seli-'one of these townshipi. In 1841 The fine barn, hog pen, hen house — ------ . �
110`� 1, ion Stores Ltd. in a recent announce- sense; and, after James's death, the
, ,� 9 1 Ing all the oak barrels they could when Stratford had population an- and straw shed of Patrick Nichol- I
, , "I, - Ake it a county town, son, �2th concession, Logan, were .
I., ment in which he offers � prize of reference was transferred to his son, make at Donald's home. to Timothy ough'to in .
3� , and- James Eaton, who then had a Perth was declared a county. It was daMaged on Tuesday night, of last , Early Days - of Hensall
.. 9 $2,000 for the best treatise on distri- the Old Pretender (or, if you prefer � �
;,� small -store in Kirkton. Short) -y at- at this time it'wus first known as w6ek b t r ado The up er
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�,."� bution. Mr. Horsey is concerned by it, James Ill), who was not victorious ter 6 -is Timothy, Daton went to St. Perth, and it was, given Its.name in part. of the -barn is a; tot A 1. (By M,aude Hedden) ",. .
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.1 in 1715. Though thli Young Pre Mv,ry6, and then to Toronto, wiliere honor of Perthshire, Scotland. The roof of the straw shed was - . . -
, , tend- he established The T. Eaton De. I That territory which included the metallic and was blbwn about 25 1
". the manner in which public demands
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,;.I � for easier shopping with the result- er's name was Charlps, the song re- partmei# Store in 1869. , counties of Perth, Huron and rode from Its position, Mr. Peter H Hensall was settled in the Year Dwarfs, the doctor always whistled V
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t . ps, of Bid- McGrath, Huron. Road East, -had I -lien 'the railroad, was -put at his,work.
,:.!-. ant frills and wastes, has contributed mained, and, when he reached Derby As- the different lines of -business Bruce, also the townshi 875 lt% 11 I
,;�� began to expand in the community, dulph and McGillivray, now it"Mid- two windows in his house blown in through. When the right-of-way ,Nbout 1884 a company for tho-
1,'� , to the cost of putting food in the. in 1745, he was -so nearly victorious waw purchased in 1974 I -And to the production u 5 e
66V�... . the prospect for the future began dlesex County, became -a political and.hIs barn badly wrecked. Many of 8 It wa form d,' .1
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.t I 'i , .��, I 1, . � constituency from the, Parliamen- houses shook with the violent wind, north and south of the county was- This was soon taken - over 'by"
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fainily pantry. . I ''.1 . b,righter. '
.I,": " Land ' continued, to advance in as the Mr. John T. Mitchell, who lives a purchased for $60 per acre, but George MeEwan, who extended tha, I
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..�,:, . .Ile Dominion Stores President within a few days—that the Govern- . a as more and more Improve- first time that inhabitants of what few miles. east of Hen-sall, recently for several miles, both north and business to Include a cooper shoip3
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,.-I'll Anys that "out of each dollar you pay ment,decided on a counter -stroke and ' meats were made on the fgrms. was later the Huron 'District voted- purchased the neat Bullard rest. south of Hensall, It was purchased and stave and heading mills. Tha� I
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�;�` . ' to Around 1868 -Daniel Woods sold his Before this time there were not en- d,ence on Main St., -and intends for ,$$10. an Acre. Hensall was placed ailt produced, was..,of the finestc
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�, I a ret"'store, you pay 41 cents to annexed the anthem to refer, ough inhabitants to make voting moving into the village to occupy where it is now be -cause the Petty quality and* a sample, sent to tha� !
".7 M ' * 100�acre farm to Robert Webb, ST., .
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11�1. ". 'the producer and- 59 cents you pay for "Great George our King,"" changing for $4,000. This was thought to be worthwhile. Zven in this election it. . �
q:' . I . � . .. of 1836"those, in what is now Perth, 1. Brothers, George and James, do- World's Fair at Chicago, in 1893, ;
-;. il I . " but not altering an exorbitant price At that time � The shipment of onions ,by firms nated the land for the station and received highest honors. .
4".N , . the privilege of picking up an article the '�sooli" to "longi but only a few months, lateF,. in' took very little interest as, there in Hensall is� just about ended for yards. The fact that Zurich was An enormous amount of barrels.
�k�., where you. want it and in the shape the "knd" t(i "keep" or some equally 1869, George Hamilton sold, his to were scarcely a score of voters. in this sp�ring, and has given a good already settled was another factor was, -made In the ciooper shop, mem I
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�,ql Robert Livingston fpr the same the whole county, In, this election deal of employment in picking ov-. In the choice of location. This averaging 50 barrels a day. Fred 11 i
�11 - and wish it to be delivered appropriate word." Captain Robert Graham -Dunlop, the er and assorting for shipment choice of location ruined. the pros- Smallacombe, still residing in Hen-
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111,,,�,r haiidedyto 11 I . ion reserved 6ro Tory'. candidate, defeated- -the' Grit Mr. Win. Hamilton, . 1% miles"to sall,
., 1;1 , you. ----- -- and a halt acres, on one corner for of Cromarty, Pacts of Rogerville, set a record by making lilpo,,
i.-,, I . candidate, Colonel -Anthony VanEg- had the misfortune to ,break two the- south, -and the business which barrels in a. day. The mail were�. .
1',�,, It long has been suspected that the his own use-bhe plot on which he ino
1� . - . ) had built a cheese factory in -1867. ad. Again in the election of ribs, last week. had been booming there moved to 'paid- five cents Abarrel. Forty metv I
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1�1. I er s love of pre-packaged and What Other Papers Say - 1841, Pqrt7i still had a small num-, The annual Scout concert was were am loyed in all coilearns. .
"i""'e. Jeowum, I I I . Just before 1885 there was a period, Hensall. . . . I p
%, prepared foodstuffs will stand'olit as -ftwo...".0--ft.- ..- ...... of successful farming when land bar entitled, to vote. To be eligible held, in, 'First Presbyterian Church It is; rather intereating to know The ,salt business provided a.- .
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I.", * sold for $70 to $100 an acre. ,Short- M ndaY evening, when C-A. Cooke, that Heniall, tbehig approximately market for an enormous amount oC
".. ione of the reasons for high distribu- -this, because the supply of sessioii the deed of 41s land, and .foOtaawa, Canada's leading Indian half way between Goderich and 'cord wood and loads 16 feet long.
", . Small Town Advantages ly.jafter ,
" ... 1. . I he had also to travel to Goderich basso and entertainer, provided an London, was the fueling centre, fdr and six feet. high 1,
111"n I tion costs. The modern housewife wheat was greater than the demand could Ife seen,
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.�;, . (The Kincardine N6ws) due to the development- of Manitoba, , to cast his vote, as, that was the excellent program. The -collection the railway engines. Large gangs, coming from all directions,
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,.1. only Polling place, in the district. amounted to $160. I
�,;. I and Dakota, another slump came. In I At this election Dr. William Dun- I 0 pr ncipally Negroes, came with Later on George McEw.an and ,
�.. e�.�". I things -i�hich require little kitchen Whenever there is an opportunity less than five years land, here do_ lop, of Goderich, a brother of Cap- 0 . sawing machines to cut wood into Owen Geiger built up a largai I
11 predated froni 15 to 20 per cent. two -foot lengths. The wood was business, in tax, They had one milP.
preparation at a time when the de- for griping, some one is bound 'to ' Itain Dunlop, was, elected and on I .1 . -two large barns 50 by 100 feet -
11 ; However, in spite of these depres- I From The -,Huron Expositor pi d into cord racks ready to be and .
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3;�,�C velopment of the modern kitchen come.up with a complete list and slons now that these settlers had June 13, 1842, he took his seat In loaled on the train, The village In 1896 these large barns full of
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,.;j. . lei, 1,,, established, had better the First Parliament of United�Oan- May 2, 1902 boys were paid one cent for filling unthresh6d flax, 10 stacks of flax I
�� ��... � tends to curtail work in that self- adviantages of a i ad.a. This was after the Union of a cord rack and, felt quite wealthy. and 1,000 cords of wood, besides a.
;::: ", I roads, had a market for their grain The Grand Trunk flag I
1"1�5.�. Same kitcheii. . . city over life in a small town. and cattle, also churches, schools, Upper and, Lower Canada. Irishtown (St� station In d Hensall near -by house and stables,,owne& .
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" Commenting on the stores, mils, etc., had been. estab-1 It was not till the election of 1854 Columban) is now in The village was, name
1-1.. n Undeniably there are advantages, ithat 'Perth, which had become an full swing, one .hundred and, fifty- 'because the Petty Brothers, wh� by James Beverley, were consumed
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,�:� r- ier It is equally true that there �are dis- for those who remained Is. the CO' I Independent countY,in 1853, was an- four tickets to and- from Ws sta- had so much to do with its found- In on , I
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,1 (, , .. . in- t Ing, came from Hensall, in England. ever had. It was caused, like the-
pll", munify where they first settled. But j titled to send a separate represent tion have been sold. during the pas
shopping contributes to high 1'od advantages. Small4own'folk realf�e all, Hensall was incorporated, a Ohic:ago holocaust, iby an upset tan-
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1, 1� this was all ,brought about through tive to Parliament., By the ebangei three weeks. % a vil-
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11 , , 0 ' lage in 1889 with ,G. C. Petty, ,. i;� ' .!
.11�1, ,� - -osts, "The Grower," a monthly'Jr-, this, as do people whose homes are in the hard, labor, perseverance and made -at the- time, of Confederation' 'Mr. Win. Amen -t has disposed of nephew of the Petty Brothers, as � One'0i �he arns was rebuilt an& "
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Y,:% , . cular, issued by the Ontario i� cities. sacrifice of these sturdy settlers, oil XulY 1, 1967, 'two Parliaments his handsome, bay driver to Mr R business carried on. I
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I ... On a great many of the farms on were William Bell, Willi -am Moir,
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14�., ` and Vegetable Growers' Assoc on7 Cities, for example, are conducted , the various concessions .It, -Was: 1i Provincial Legislature were estab� received, a good figure. William Hodgins, and Henry Cook, m,,t enterprising ,businessmen at- .
.. V�.., lished. Representatives, from, Perth Mr. RobeX Kenip, son of
1Q, : "The advertising retailers are on more business -like and efficient common thing to see two houses, Mrs. T. that time, ran the oa.tifieal busi-
�,111,�". . says I . Land was surveyed and, a num- I .
. 111.�, ". . O' wa& for the owner; the other were tben spent to both parlia- G.' Kemp, has passed his second- ber of frame houses. built, mostly ness and, retained the local tradep 0
�, -�' . .not �ltogether blameless in this for lines than smaller cenires. In ca ' "a Ments. At tlila time thecoun 4
�,,,,. rry- for the parents, or some relative - I
14�,� . � tY was Year examination In practical sci- near the station. and overseas market, He also hadi
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,X- they,. more than anybody else, have ing this efficiency to the proper de- the owner, or for th � who work � two cons tifu6ncies, ence in McGill University, ;Mon�- 'There is,� but one of the early a sawmill which proved profitable,
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1, �4�, , around by the day. At that time known as North z6ad South Perth. real. .
'41��!.,; promoted pre-packaging. When wo- gree and mairitaing it there, some of . business la;idmark6 now d,oing,busi_ G.. C. Petty built the first house' I
, ,",�n when. a husband died, it was aconi. Hibbert wita one of the townships Dr. Frank Ewffig, of Michtprico- ness-Clark's blacksmith abop. or, here, and, became the yst f I
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,'0�f.�, YAen will buy prepared and packaged the leaway given in smaller commun- mon custom for his wife to continue I which comprised South Perth. ten, son of birs. Elwing of Seaforth, iginally this was, a carriage shop when Hensall was incorporated in. .
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��,,� Huron District was� formed, repre- peace and coroner tor Algoma Die- a d
.. " . � , dowry was usually, one hundrW or Richard Blatchford also owned a packinghouse business, n - it Waal I
llk,�',, o � potatoes, they help set the stage for Would the collector of garbage in sentatives from the various f6w-n- iflet. . a busy place 50 years. ago. I I Aots ot-
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..... ,i . one hundred and fiffy dollars a ships aiet In Goderich for the Arst I I carriage shop and, kept a hvory, dressed hugs were sold there for- V
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SIV I.. � BY the late sixties or early sev- York, Is. here this week on ,a visit dak- If You wanted it for 'Sunday 5 and 6 cents Per pound, dressecV
(.,�A�,.`,. I lt,is easier to open a, can of apple to remind youthat you had neglected enties, some� families act its own business,. Archibald ' a ght .
W., " to his mother. He Is on .-his way to You 'bad to take it out on Satur- w I -
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1�1111`.11 Chicago, where he has secured a
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. I offer to wait a minute or twotill you s IOPv Hibbert and Logan, as these good position. 'First girl born, In Hensall was
W"O.'' Vert them, in the kitchen, into sauce. �
N, V'. , commented later'. Th�'farms here- slighter, Alice Hensall Blato-h- Pie -came from Sarnia, Lonolon,-
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11,�!,`�-., F ithree were United for municipal Was Addle Rathwell, ,Seaforth's f I ,
.,q� I 1i will be interesting to find which is , maniged to get it out salely? Or were less improved and thus were ord (now 'Mrs. A. Paterson, of 'Stratford, Chatham and all or West- ;
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lg�,,,,, .1 1111119 cheaper than la. 111bbert. In , in. Mb- a�
A"OKI, . thd4per. would he offer to come back in a lit�- lWardea of the diarict received his Leod, comic irocalist, will take part.R Wol CitY, S.D.). I ern Ontario to race meets. Abu. I
�'.�',Y, he late 70)'s others left the district Sohnson, of Brantford, had a train.;.
, lh,��, I There used to -be three hotels, all
g. 4,11 � " for Michigan, Dakota and 'Mani. commission from the .Government In a convert in Wellesley on Pri.
1��.,., "Our grandmothers were cooks and tle while and pick it lip? Y6t these ' er's stable bf about 12 or 15 horses_ �
I . . but In 1847 he'wis. elected 1 doing a thriving' �)buslnes(s. The -
,� toba. After the. Canadian pacific ,., - - tro;� day eveninig for the benefit of the
, �&� ,,� 'htful incident,% are' on two among the members, of the District Citizens' Baud. ".
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,� , . ftg.t hotel was operabW by a Mr. Thomas Murolock, who kept a liv- *
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0,011� . Council by a vote of"the councillors. The Winthrop butter factory, Hotel. �
1.1.1 * iftorous kitchens of today. They which happe ada In 1885, ,some of' thes6 early Arthur Coxworth owned one
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pll,�, . ned- in Rincardine within I the life of the race track. He usual-
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,�,i,�i ",T?,V��"-, � - & 4 go, a long a week. settlers who now had grown up 0.1 or 'year under the man- be the later hotels and in 1884 had IY had ,several' race horses, ,but.,
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WVg",�, " �� -, , sons, left for the Ppovinceg fart -her ct w 6 ,ilt6l- agament Of Mr. Davis, pf IS.t. MIMP a skating rink" etect:6&' east of the never bet ti -dol -lar an a race. -ne, 9
., �T# I . - ba, A6& 61d 'in 180 � a
";1',fl , I Wi they didn't. buy on impulse and Should you'drop, a letter * - � r
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,,,.�., L � . wiliefe; gr��At is A' ;�469 we a a,, is now read�, for opefiitlofi. i hotel which was Vef�� popular with rated, horses for the love Of rheing,'
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Q " �i*p' Nalt6d 'the pioneer , pAW The residence of 'Mi. T&6s. Liv. ski&fs, wid curlers. and Was nearly always, in' th6
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�� ... C�f " A . ��knew the Value of bulk purehas�- post office without a stamp, it is - ?,w change �'Hur *L, Dlotr�,16t 1,figgt,0,n, -
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�,,,�qj,. settlers. fhe ,majority of those' � 2nd concession, Hullett, n1vals h tioney. Purses ritaged, f,kom
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" jk:�,!T d4,"'they'liad cellars that wow'd cartainty that the recipient would be from Hibbert settl d In the Prov- as ' thre'6' 'goPir4its had a narr6W esca�6".fJoiffi: djjtAft- � !ke s,leld at ther�ilak . Later On MkCMftrd6c%.oIi-'
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,. I ` , i Inca of Oibkatch 4001 1 09ted a iga$e to,ZuiJch,�,aJjd, Sale.�-
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�R"�,14.,;.ol� ". its, and-vegetAbles, for- days 0-0119,00 to Pay double ,to get. th I I qatI60-Perth, Ifur6it and l3rute, 061i"bY Ara WWna6d4y' of 146t Adh and, Wf6h6kers. I
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@',)��p. 1. , 4v� " 6 I" , '' Monthg, They didn't . sive. Yet in. a small town th 15, 6 ni Iff" &M ralli �. -00 6,jy was O,
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LLL , , 1 I It sight questfor The municipal history of Albbe, I ' on at "6'8'iaiI4&V' 'ii4 '60' makIng great hl#ad,W&� _ , �. *fien it *#g In 1.976: Jh6 first 'it6ft office w ' 1104fted: Itighm.4n, al:w9pi: ready tAip, �
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. ,;, The fbIlowing, ,wake ticketed, to, James Sutherland., who ,Was us, iie' r�terlaikry- J
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L"' ., , , Li . . % mtAt Wilts this Week by Wmi' sisted by 'hjj� .son 660096' who sur,getih, 4nd while, delvlgg homa, I
I m�, i 1�7 ,' , � � L - . at-tbe first session. of the First Pat- fto 0 %owi - ,.- " ,�4�j"12L�lF�L,,,Ilipo�'itilrAilloil,il,o 8161 r*1116, Virs. btiVid, Andbksoxi held L I
: 2,,��"'; -�. Would your next-door neighbor in iftaletIt 'of L position zor 61 frbill one Of his
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��1?1111.1 �;,�..." , 0""Ve',1"bped, that M,r, Horsey's the city offer to act as'a. frde baby- PrOVIOU0,to this the ,part "t sAde A, , .D0M1d`,Th-,0hIbQb , -horse Ara catt apt , Vol., ,,
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, t�, ", , .., Dlp]s,'.�f *6Jq',L,t,4il1, :'be- produetivd. of SittOr .or' look after your , 0 M0 . 36 A&r&4 ,,first- doctor In,tho villa -go, taking bd4r crozollig ba:W geld, , - .
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