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11", � AAt served- The reasou--�-tbe jail was pe-ut, -was under t1ld direction of , .
� � - .borizod as Second Class Mail - . ,,Not so bad, I,11 concede -you-* did -you see,bor Aggin?" - �
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� I . case, each death, is the tragic result without any prisoners on, Cliris� Dath Cliarke. Clare Vincent,prest- � i noiut. What about looking UP eks ago" Kronf�elcf .
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li-�`!htr � d Courtesp of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook, M�t�'ed. Lunch was s,�))rvsd and the w,oT- . . .
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,�,,,4 � � , - 71Me in a sense acting in self -de- outstanding, it is not good her left arm, almost at the shoul- e from . .,ft,oll wrote to b1m !first."
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" Canadian child is the victim of diph- I
AN "' ... - .�,,*q a Arena last week. She"was',Temov- by Rev. Peter'Renuer alka,tays.- V call to talk. When they ran let the Pair hionprs knoir, ,that
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, . L "e - ime where the -bone was set T-uesdA _ er.
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, qi�k, ter's Hall In Belgrave.' -Some-46 son. were anupunced oyer,the week — . I . , hav- ,eprosented some ,, could get no in e out of him � al-- I
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third Mrs.
wives and frienda. Music for, VelmA.,- NXY10r; .prize.
o, ,son; fourth .prize, Mrs. C.
engagement was supplied. by � Fred H w
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Earle G. Adams for pressing the pro- the
staff orchestra, and Santa Claus � J.' Sqott. A total of 14 entries were
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posal that schools should be built aA-but.
all his glory to diat.rj placed and Judged, and it proved
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- Wing -ham, Advance. I judging was done the day before
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I Christmas. The first place entry,
biggest film people 14 Hollywooe, though � both Matthews. and K4,w
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. "What does thst, mean, exactly?" not obtained all the assistance tbex�
inspector MAtthewi-Inquired. "This might have had�
agency business is a mystery to "You should have let in� do- W.
201D.1p . 0 bit more of �ho talking," grumble&
KI-onfeld spread out -his hands- the police officer.. '
"The big screen- people," IhO 07,- . j%G"tIng Jealous?" gibed hisi
plaJned, ,,are public persciiiages— ;
1-8 --A . If, friend. �
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-1 =4 im pairs or g,foups, lor example,
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!Wr, drivers should keep a sufficient
cation of e.,�aen bu Uub Out; M$
rest rooms and dressing rooms Would L60
lUrs, Hall's, depicted 5"nes rela-
Broken In Toboggan Accldent'fi�o to thi birth 'of the Christ
From The Huron Expositor
line 111,1xv ngs-, q.v...., jv�
follow,my mealing. their lives
like MT.
64 After all I am the OdUfal in,:-
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veatigator."
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be avoide& .
Dale MeTaftart, younger son of Child, telling the story of the three
Mr. and Arg. AWrlin M46Taggart, Wise Men on their journey to Bem-
January 13, 1'928
are not their own. Men
R6therson must be managed, other-,
"I'm not really consplAiguiag'-
Matthews said hastily. lltci-iii� .
Lgap
'11N.'s, .
.... I nd
� faster cars can p9ss, in a out of the
As Mr. Adams pointg out, schools h
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, speiiie4oik W" th,�
ad his right 160 6roken while i, lehom. The
bf tiheir da4ghter�,"Mlss,X*f-'
. Mr. .3smeg Henderson and Mr.
;ohn 0; ,Bell bat -h of the London
wls,o the� may get into all sorts of
trouble." .
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iY 411 wii .h,the good work. Bii't you
this - is
... ��� i � 2, - procession if tiecessary. This is Atan-
l ,�
tobogganifig
with their playing fields closed down dent
lAst week. The acci-'Work
occurred, when the toboggan � guerite, Hall, and was veO " bdkitl-
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Itbad, near klj�en, this week de-
liv6red horses to Mr. William
.
"You speak very good English,"
en y shot out.
Morrison Sharpe sudd I
can't seriously say case
sl lo."
Is
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M. itard'practice with army convoys.
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for a long period in the summer and hit
a drop, causing the boy fin ful, The, -other winning entr(os
figittroo
good
Cudraore, Seaforth.
"Thank you. It is not surpri&-
A.B.C."
"Then -It?"
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,.. Alier regulations as to passing and
bounce
public playgrounds get little use' in down
high off it an4 come b.& were of a more 9§h@VA1, All
landing on fild leg with such I bearing the touch Of thi5 Christmas
Mr. Ernest Edgo, who has been
Ing,- for I have lived in America
what's the answer to
"Wait until we've got all the
A-(�', ally are being .
-
winter. Yet there is this doubling Up force
that It was broken a few inch- I season. One of the rules of the
on the stalf of the Dominion Bank
for time, has been trans-
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nearly alI my adult life"
"How Was it the police immedl-
% tog
clues. They're fittin -other nice-
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�,�. ied by the Association on'all its
., press
of recreational facilities in. the same es
above the ankle. Other boys I 00 m -petition was that the entire
who were there when the accident !project had to be of a ,home-made
here some
ferred to the Brampton branch of
atOly concluded you were a for-
ly s,D far as we've gone., But X.Otz
can't expect the Sol ution to be coin-
�.�
,� members. Each co-operating driver
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area with all the cost involved. occurred
took him to the home of variety with nothing of a commer-
that bank.
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signer?"
"By my natfie, perhaps. Or my
.
Plots until all the words have -been
�Ir
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..... is being equipped with a sign for the
The advantages of Mr. Adams pro_ a
playmate on the toboggan, where cial nature used in .the creation.
Standard.
SC ci
Mr. James P. ott has s
suffZdd
appearance. One can see these
filled in. " *
"That's-
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"". back of his truck, reading, "I'll Help
posal are so obvious from every angle later
a doctor was summoned. He was -Blyth
removed to Listowel Ilospi-
ently recovered to -be remo
from the hospital to his home at
11iing's", I
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logical, sir. We have
found out quite i lot."
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Tou Pass."
* tal,
that it is surprising that the school
W. H. Lobb Federation President
but was allowed to go home . I
Thornton Hall.
had also' been told that you
spoke very guttural English. That
I'm ore than I expected."
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Thus the truckers seek to answer
and parks authorities have not lon(y
Z:)
after x cast had been 'applied,- Huron Central Agriculture SOciA-
Ing
Brussels Post. ty at its annual meet" in CIIR
The first meeting in the new
of Seaforth Lions Club Was
isn't noticeable'now.11
"Who'd have thought that Mrs-
ho er?"
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. ,:'� criticisms from other motorists. But
since got together on co-operative
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' ton renamed W. H. Lobb, Clinton,
year
-held in the dining room of the
Kronfield appeared to ponder.
Then he snalled slowly. "The ex-
"I'd have been surprised, it &lisp
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p.� it is only fair to say that some of the
planning.
� Injured When Truck
. Hits Bridge as its ,president -for 1953. Other
About one o'clock Saturday -morn- officers are: Stewart McEwan,
Commercial Hotel on Monday eve-
ning. Rev. Thomas Brown Occu'
planation is simple," he exclaimed.
"When
hadn't. It's always well to be cer
tain, however. She might, for ex-.
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pi
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a trucir driven by Jim Ren- Stanley Township, first vice,presi -
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pied the chair and gave an excel-
I am excited I lapse into
my mother tongue. As a rule I
ample, have been a tight -rope walk--
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- Stump Pulling.
wick, concession 18, Howick, struck dent; Frank Falconer, Stanley, sec-
the south-west corner of the Par- ond vice-president; A. J. McMur-
lent a4dress' on the theme,
"Thoughts For the New Year."
hope my English passes muster.,
or.,,
"Eh?" The Inspector laughed un-
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(Ottawa Journal)
ri-sh bridge, one mile ea,s o Gor- ray, Clinton, secretary-treas.urer
.t . f,
the
The annual business meeting of
Most of my time I have been with
theatrical people," he amplified.
easily. "Pulling my leg again, are�
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Any farm job was better; in a 12- the
rie, as vehicle was descending and manager. The meeting picked'
hill. Visibility was very poor Saturday, May 3% -as the dab� for
the Y.P.S. of F,gmondville United
Church was held in the basement
"They often pride themselves on
You, sir?"
"Certainly not, though 'leg' ought
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Readers Can Help
year-old's eyes, if it involved hand-
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at the time. The driver suffered, a the spring fair. A report submit-
broken nose, shock and other in- ted by Mr. McMurray showed that
of the church Monday evening. The
following were elected:
their speech. It avoids the crudi-
ties Of some Anieritanese and also
td -give you the clue." .
'�lt doe=1."
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ling a �air of chunky, intelli 11 juries.
His companioll, ,Graham there were som,e 469 entries at the
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officers
honorary president, Rev. W. D, Me'
the clipped dialect of your West
,, Mrs. Thorne's leg, them Plural�
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y, The average weekly newspaper
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Morgan mares. On a gray raw- e-
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Wright, concession 14, Irowick, re- 1952 spring fair, with prize money
ceive d minor *injuries. Both men paid on 365 -prizes. , Total reQeipts
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8 ou is$ Y C s
Donald; pre id t, M Bill he -
.ney; first vice -president, J. Wilkin-
End stage. There are, too, many
Eng, Ish people in the profession."
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"Mr. Rotherson, for
if you like."
"Now then, Mr. ,Sharpe."
.. . works hard to provide all the news
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cember day, it was good to hear
were attended by Dr. Palmer and were $4,106, while total expenses
son� second vice-president, Sadie
example?"
"Of course. But he -had lived all
"No need to be coy� inspector.,
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, I M its district. There is not available
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father say on a Saturday morning,
were taken to Wingham H6spital. were $3,960. Directors for .ndz
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Howatt; third vice-president, Ruby
his life in the United States Ills
The twentieth century is Well ad-
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' "Let's clear a piece to add to the paS-' later.
Wright was released a short time -year are: Hullett Township, W. L.
The truck was extensively Whyte, E. Snell, Jack VanIDg
Young; 4th vice-president, Joan
am
S:mith - secretary, Laura McMill- ',
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parents were of the English*arls-
C, "Y .
t cr
vanced. Intensive dancing results
In exceptional muscular L develop. --
p�
,;�.- � ters - and photographers -which
PC
ture next year." There was hard
damaged- Renwick's condition is mend, Tbomas Leiper; Tucker-
f�
corresponding secretary, Evalene
."
"He had told you this?"
ment of the calf. Sco does tight-
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11 daily newspaper employs and, ae-
work involved; the big stumps were
satisfactory, according hospital smith, Harold Repper, Bob Allan,
authorities. Provin. cial police from W. P. Roberts; Goderiell Township,
Nott; recording secretary, W. J.
,Chesney; treasurer, Bertha Beatty;
, ,,Oft,,. It was'a favorite boast.
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rape walking "I I , .
"And: cycling
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", , . . eekly Tniist, depend
11: cordingly, the W
first partially dug out and the main
Wingham investigated. - Wingham Alfred Warner, W. H. Lobb, Robt.
sociitl' committee, Alice Thompson,
Yes, that Is the word. One day be
.
hoped to down among his
' , Thorne at-;.
"Well said. But Mi&
�, . . to a great extent on the co -opera-
roots chopped off. Smaller stumps "
Advance-Frim6s. � � Sterling; Stamley, Stew -art McRW
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Robert Peck, Anson
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Mildred WhIlace, J Wilkinson and
,settle
own people. When he had a large
so has, a very, graceful carriagez
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". � tion. of its readers and the citizens
pulled out easily without digging if
an, McKinley;
Y -P -U. Executive Met At Sayfield Clinton, Dr. J. W. Shaw, Mel. Crich,
Earl Webster; lookout committee,
a Bro foot, onald Reinke,
ErM ad M
enough fortune he would have re-
instated his branch of. the family.,,
She almost floats. W6men cyclists
don't cultivat - t
e, hose graces. Sup�
U,
?11-1. of tfie district it serves. �
the soil were light and sandy. Grand-
The executives of the central Dn George Elliott, Ernie Brown, 0.
section of Huron Presbytery met Engel,estat; junior directors: J -as.
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Russell wailhce; pianist, Violet
Howatt.
"Surely Mr. Rotherson was a
pose we go -and gett some first- '
hand informatibm"
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father was a master hand at adjust-
In St. Andrew's United Church to Snell, Frank Falconer, James Lobb.
Tyndall; assistant, Sadie
Mrs. Thomas Phillips and 'Miss
wealthy man?" I
"Moderately so. His I-lary was
"I'm. witli you; Sir:' Heaven
I
't "
I., I "Were it not for the help of his read-
ing the chain over the stumps to get
d-iscuss the work of the Faith andl-Goderich Signal -Star.
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Bessie and Frank,Phillips have re-
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large and he had inany good con-
knows, I ought ta.,geC tho sack for
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I., - the maximum leverage
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i", ers, the weekly, editor would be'lick-' . For seventy
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.M I � . 1, I "And here we come to the crux of "make land" on Mountain View
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111;,� the- matter. A great many more of Farm. When all was ready'the, Mor-
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� - let us know when something of inter -
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,� � est hamens to themselves or their ed and rippled. If all went well the
turn,ed ,rQm w or y, ,a er tracts. But expenses were high " nr� an ou s, er LeaC11 Me My'
spending Christmas and New ' "So it would be easy to live �, job, but,so long as�- you continue
Year's at the home of Mrs. Phillips' Yond his means, even taking into to deliver the goods I'm not goingz
parents. I account his, enormous earnings as to.decline to accept them."
A sleighing party by the Tuxi6 a screen star?" Very kind of you," murmuredL,
square 61 town was planned to take "Did M , r. illotherson?" Mr. Sharpe softly. � I
place at McMann's cavern on Wed- "Not exactly. He didn't save as ' CHAPTER V
nesdaY. much as he would. have liked' All-' Immediately be and -Morribom
The Inaugural meeting of ' Sea- mony was -Ono considerable it'em." Sharpe found themselves in the --
forth town, council was held at 11 "So there was a divorce?" Mor- presence of Mrs. Thorne the hos-
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,11� 0 Ow 119 rison Sharpe looked at Inspector e amosphem became app ent.
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I'll I., . �..., families, or even their neighbors. stumps came out with a tearing, rip- Farm News of Huron Giving various examples, Mr. members made the required decla'r- Matthews meaningly. She managed to keep .tUem.at, bay-
��(Qtl �, . "For example, if Granny comes ping, reluctant noise. Then a lad had The continued mild weather andlPearsall suggested that graddug of ation of office and took their seats: ikron,feld wa.% obviously surpris- for several wasted hours,.only to,
"', I � good travelling conditions are cer- i a number of products has, not ad- W. H. Goldlng, mayor; J. W. Beat. ed. "You didn't know that?" , surrender at last with decidedly-
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�.. ,,, floating in late Saturday night with. , the fun of driving the team to the tainly most appreciated by those 1 vanced with the times in the last tie, reeve; W. J. Bickell, .I -r. C. Box, ,"I'd forgotten to mention it," the bad grace. I
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2,,�� , �. I a Jag on, falls off the porch and Stump fence with the stump jerking residing In rural areas, says G. W. decade. Iii the modem world of G. P. Cardno, W. A. - Crich, P. D. inspector sWd uncomfortably. The "You Policemen really are im-
�,.11 'y . I . merchandising you cannot stand Hutchison and R. G. Parke, - wife was, a Myrtle Macklay."
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� ', . I d Montgomery, agricultural re,pre&- . Conn Pottupate," she opened.
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.-I breaks her back, that's news. But do and leaping along at the end of t le ent,tive. Poultri producers now ns being offer- cillors. "A film actress," Xronfeld Conscious of his rank, Inspector-
�,."!� . ex-
I I think some people will let us in chain. The tangled stump. roots re- report that they have s6ld out prae- ed a wider range of alternatkoe Matthews winced. He disliked be-
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�, YOU I foods, better prepared and more at- 0 plained. "They met on the set. It
A. li,ally all of their turkeys, chick- was a very unfortunate marriage." Ing spoken to In such a. manlier,
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, ,I-; on it? Not on your life! They don't sembIed a mass of writhing snakes. ens and geese. One grower re- tractively packaged, the quality From The Huron Ex ' "For whom?" asked. Mr. Sharpe Because of It he was unusually.,
!,'�,,, I standards and marketing methods positor I brusque.
iK- trust us to,suppress Granny's condi-' It was hard work, but at the end of ports that he shipped 17 tone of dryly, I
... �. . I turkeirs this yea`r to Northern On- of 10 years ago are not sufflelent. . January 9, *1903 "Both, Mrs. Rotherson was a "I am in charge' of this case,"
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�, tion. I the day three generations of men felt , tario �and Quebec, and that since A -striking example was to be Master Harold Appel, Zurich, had high stepper and they'd both bell- Matthews explained stiffly. ".My,
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"�,,. "Seriously, editors are not psychic. a sense,of satisfaction as they looked June this year he has marketed ap- seen with graded potatoes. A Sur- the misfortune. to break his right ish tempers.', rank is that of inspector, and'you:
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I, , If they don't hear about things in at the stump -free area. proximately 7,000 turkeys. vey of several large'markets show- '�&ml On Friday while playing -in "And that caused the final mu t give me credit for knowing -
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.1, 1. I decreased ed that less than 50 per cent of William Klopp's barn, Bronson break?" my own. business."
. . . Feed dealers report I . .
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N �1� . time, or don't hear about them at all, 0 feed sales as compared to the same ,the potatoes, offered on the market Une. . "Not ekactly. She relaxed slightly. "The snubt,
,�, 1�1 I Rotherson ,was
. . I actually met the declared grade of Miss, Ella tremendously anxious there should was deserved. Accept my apolo--
L period in other years. Jolins, Tuckersmith,
..� 1� I I they can't report them. Sio often we It Can Be Done - Canada No. 1. This does not mean left Saturday for Hepworth, where be an beir YOU must understand gies for any unintentional , rude�
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11 i, : . Farmers are very Perturbed over
g"j"., kave heard: 'Johnny fell out' of a (Acton Free Press) . the decreased hog Prices and Many that many individual potatoes were she has been engaged to feach this that he took his. family connecti ness. What is it you .want to,
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�l,:,; . tree and broke his arm but there are threatening to go out ,of the below jr-ade,'but that in individual year, very. seriously: Mrs. Rotiherson know?" I -
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&�, "How long had you known Mr-
, . packages sufficient potatoes were Joseph Kinney, Wintilrop, had thought the whole thing
�,,41� It is quite evident that with strict swine business entirely. . was bal- notherson?"
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,'�, , wasn't a darn thing about it in that . below grade to cause the entire the misfortune to have one Of his oney."
,�.t�lq` � enfore6ment of our present laws the
��Ig,.l , The hesitation was painfully ob--
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$,,I��. Echo.' Believe us, dear parents, we package to be improperly graded to fingers taken off in the feed -rollers "That means 'foolish,, 11 trauslat.
iki�� . . . drinkina driver of automobiles can Marketing Problems Call the extent indicated. These checks of a straw cutter, while engaged ed the Inspector with the utmost Vilous. "H&STift that queation boom,
11... are not discriminating against you. indicate ,that. consumers are not cutting straw on the farm of Mr. seriousness, I Put to me *b6fore?" she retorted,v,
KV��K be eliminated from our 'highways. For Co-operation getting Potatoes graded as, -accur- McElroy. Morrison Sharpe winked. .Much evidently trying to gain -time,
, ,But the first we heard of it was when . The enforcement ()f the law is strict- In an address prepared by L. W. ately as, they -have a right to ex- Mr. George Murray, -who has cinemagolng has made me familiar . "That's as it may be, MWam, Ir
VW�
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�14"` . Johnny, came in for an Echo one day, Pearsall, Director of the Federal peet. This Is at least unfortunate been In the drayimg business here with the American, Idiom," be ob, it has, your last answer is a . Ireadyr
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�.Q,,- it� his arm in a sling. The accident ly in the, hands of the grovincial "Where," he went on, "is ,-
vp Department of Agriculture Market- in view of a declining Par capita for 17 years, has d1bposed of his served.
g".. .. , 8 forgotten,"
��,.r authorities. Local enforcement ha Ing Service for presentation before consumption of Potatoes. business and residence -to Mr. John this lady ,no*?" "You're trying. to catch me,,, she-
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,.,�,I,,�,� was three weeks old, and. was stale practically been taken out of �he, the Nova -Scotia Fruit Growers As- Kronfeld shook his dielad. "I can't
0',-L,;-. . ,, . Porhaip& the'most common com- Halikirk. . ? said, and Caught her breath a itat-
, g
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!� as news value goes." soclation annual meeting at Kent. plaint of buyers of Canadian, cheese Mr. A. G. Smillie,'clerk of Tuck- tell you!" edly.
,�L" hands of the municipalities. Pro vilIe, N.S., some of the essentials Is a lack of uniformity and -wide ersmith, and George Black, coun- ,'�Or won't?" 11 "So 'long as you. tell the trutlr.
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�'!�.,-"�, cial police. are placed and gover -for su6bessful domestic marketing quality variation in cheddar cheese qllor, left Wednesday to take the "Can't. You Can find out from there's nothing to fear.1i
�*) 0 ned .
;kI.,V " I were described. I as It is now being sold through re- special, course In stock judging at his Attorney, �Udge �Garnor, of San' "Yes, there is, gad you know it..
i,P,111 from QueeWs Park in a great num- Judicial interpretation through tail stores In Canada. Cheddar the Agricultural College, Guelph. Francisco. He remits 0 � fin
X.11" I Diphtheria ; . th al OnY.,, If my busbaild,fin4b. out: I was once,
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�,*,,: , ber of Ontario's municipalities. Ma the years has Placed upon prq).rin-! cheese is One commodity for which On Tuesday evening a merry "Right. How 10 . on the . stage'it will ruin, every��.
W��. ng .have
ill',! � 9- cial governments the responsibility thero, are no domestic grades. Per Party of relatives and friends fro known . rs. Thorne?" Mr. Sb you thing, Thaes, what You've discov-
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IgU"N"'.: . One of the greatest success stories istrates and court officials are the aP- of establishing 'grades and quality capita consumption. of cheese In Seaforth, Egniondville, Clinton and ShOt this out like a bullet,
, ered, isn't it?"'
t�'*&' ' - ' modern medicine has been the ex- po* ees and under the 'at 4.7 pounds Is extebmety Honsall, assembled ,at the home Thorne?" His astonish-.
�N '1;1,�, � , jurisdiction ' of "Mrs. "Surely'
� -", ,in int standards, for farm products.grown Canada Mattliews, nodded. be, wam,
gil -', 11' � � -are of that?" he observed.
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"I";! " , " , "' ' and, marketed within a province. low Compared with many other Mr. William Simpson, Brueefleld, niont was apparent,
�". ;." !", �- tent to Which dread diphtheria has of the Ontario government.
�.Iel, 4,;- �i�,,, Por this reason if grading Is to be countries. It consumption here and -spent a pleasant evening in Stop hedging," broke in Mat- "Of course not,"
'�,', i,'anada the It should be- a comparatively sim- the successful adjunct to domestic story, ng and speeches, e.'ws, '"I was present When you .
ly �. ,,
k.§'?'.�,:� been conquered. In could be raised to equal that in SO th What on earth -made you keep.
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Pl��"' - &aih toll from diphtheria has drop- ple matter to issue the necessary in- mark -sting that It should be, much -the United Stateo of 7.5 Pounds, a Mr. William Jarrott, HIllsgreen flrst caught -sight of Mrs, Thorne. it froinhim?" ,
,. ,;,��; 1, of the initiative in establishing market could be found at home for who has successfully passed hl� If ever I saw mutual recognition it ".Something you wouldn,t tinder..
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� i �'),�-,, � pbd from 1,297.in 1921, to 33 in 1951. structions to a group so centralized grades must bel taken pr6vincially. pi Eidditional 40 - inIllion Pounds. course In the Clinton Model School, was then, And you both ? stand."
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� � ":� "Ille dramatic reduction in the inci- that would make the (hiver who Further, only'by consultation ,.be- But it would seem necessary to Put.commenced duties in the Sharon immediately. When, I asked, you at Morrison Sharpe sPoke for the,
li��11� . . tw"p growers' organizers, Proyin- on the market a more uniform pt& school last Monday. Before leav- the time It you knew the ladi first time. "You fel � I In love," hw
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,�';�, � dbnce of diphtheria -13,239 cases in drinks very willing to swel%r off. We elal, governments and the du6t Which woiiId'm,dot the re4u`lro� Ing he gave his 'Hillagreen friends , you
I ,�,,,�:�:',. feiiiiial , . obser
- - : �� � " _ I denied It.,, � ved gently. "Wasn,t that it?,, �
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, '111''. , -open market with of the pro rikoi. of t116 Gjrlp House Okplained reluctantly.
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,11 ,��K� " gi,st.- In 1923. he 'succeeded in con. ment for consuming gle6holic bev- d6ced In another province. Differ-Isive,it" attitude, to highly func- get a drink of water. By s frietids." - � facts that =9Y be h6i,Vftfl�, ThOY�
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