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,, the earliest 'potatoes, It the 6uxtueei% iep�rt on :the Bass. Win. ,SWW,it, Ijb`; "Pr6da,'ric . -Co,iquhc4n, Percy Parsons. mlejlved 04 the Was ; I t, a
. oes, sometimes I " 5 1 'Siebert, hert,tu'.00, married. ITO later'o. ;
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I ' Dral . Louis Aj:otte, 4*9.44;- Asthbuy, Lot 3' 1 ,
I [111, . I . ;A Lia a-goOd thing to allow a few of er u Will be 'read at 8 P.M., &I'Lrt, $ I 11
. - . - 0 - 're warm sun- May . 11 - " I acres. I I
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to -sprout. in 1:9. Charrette, 429; b6dis §61illbe $6, *
t �Z , 6 Ia. a window. The4i We Plant A bry-law waA ordered to 6Xect , 1.� 3#1 Sandy Colquhoun, a brother of Occupants--Slohn. Miller, John J.
. - . , Bob•, Wildfogg, 416.15; cloidon, Bei- - .
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0 ., - ` * ; very carefully with th,e'sprouts'urt, collection of $500 for are protection ,bar, 46;65; iff.V. B . r . 6kenihire, Arthur, took up Lot 3 in. 1849. His Miller, -Wilbur Miller.
I ., X ' damaged, and pointing Owards� costs. This calls1or -a rate of on&, I .
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4E . ' Elizabeth Dow and they , Lot 7 ,
I . . I 'With and beats it Wil -help half mf1l Ou'all ,buildings $102.45; ''Chas� KfAtner, 'kU;� be wlf`s� was
. 1 "25*3; 1 J. had"a'family of five -Ann (Mrs.
I . 1. ® special .to iitmerit of Highways � . I - Roderick Kennedy, a native of
to prepare the rows, with wriship, exelus-iVe of Dashwood P1 , ,
. the -poor or hard . I W. ' 6 Rouse Auto
. . . care, diogirig out and Zurich, . . Hiberer 411S.89, , , 0a ' James ,Muir), Mary, (Mrs. Abey Argyleshire, Scotland, owned Lot 7
1 . Electric, 13.�5; St., ijos ,s r- Killer); William, Alex and Jgm,�s.
I soil to a depth of six inches Or A Annual fees of $15 to the Huron . ,'Jose . from an early date. He and his
I � ; - foot,. and filling with rich soil with . � vice, 15.06; 'Peter Masse, $;O; Al- Their song, . William andr James,
I I Municipal Association were ordered I I i . I'll both, W the farm -after the fattier wife, Christiana McNeil, are the ,
I Tuesday, ,I phonse Uasee $ 95.13; IA-o,vd'Delch- dest couple builed'inStaffa, came -
plenty of hurnas and manure, and, paid. Council proclaimed, T 0 ay, ;7.5; retired in the We. While James
y 0 1 I I adi pressed., down -firmly. In such June 2, a public -holiday in honor art, $5.60; Houler Campbell, $8 , had It, his sister, Mrs. Abe Miller, �cry. When they pagsed away he.
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- the seeds will gerXoinate quickly- of the Coronation Of Queen ,p1jig_ Clement Reigier, $1210;, .Kenneth lived 14 the house after she came was 93, and she was 97. Their fam-
. this Wildfon,g, $8.46 � Prank..Wiia-foTig, sly of nine were: Neil,* Lauchlin,
I . Becallse special, -soil is very 'bath 11. The following accounts I , -back from Virginia tills -he moved .
. open there will/be less need fur were ordered. paid-. t9.60.", ". � . I iftoderick, Hugh, Jane (Mrs. VVIm.
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-� � I- - , I thinning and, the roots will grow . Occupants. - Sandy Colqulibun,,Anderson), Margaret (Mrs. Sandy
�. �1- straight. With melons, cucumbers Accounts Passed H William Colquhoun, James Colqu- Park), Kate (Mrs. Hugh McLay),
I I ands,quash we usually sow in spa- Hay Munle I ipal Tot . ephone Sys- . eld Malcolm, Jennet (Mrs. George Mu-s--
zt--- L -houn, Ilertiert Colquhoun, George . pin -
I - I cially rich hills with same old rot- tem -H. G. Hess, $2,040; Northern
, D. Tiernan & � 9 - ned between two trees and killed
May Me a turd. Lauchie, their son, was
I " rS ten manure if we can ifind it. - We Electric Co., $706.23; * . Johnston, John G. Roy, Percy Par-
. . . may also cover for a few weeks Son, $3.00; Bell Tdlepbone Co., sons. Lot 4 when felling a tree on this, farm on
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t -going with glass or ,some of the special $421.95; H. W. Brokenshire, $25; By Howick Couind I March 31, 1861. It was'. on the con-
t . . Paper caps to protect from late . . Lot 4 was the old Miller home- [cession in front of .the Kennedy
I . frost or cool sights. With all bed- Ideal Supply Cq., $4; Stromberg- -At the regular meeting of 'How- stead. Matt -hew Miller, a native Of home 'that John Gorle was thrown
, 11 A vvisram shipper thought this Carlson, ,$73.50. � . native
fromA killed ; 10,717
. Paisley, Scotland, and his w his .h.,
. He handla freight to and UILUg PtaILLS, it is a good plan to Bay Tbyv-uship General Accounts ick Council in Gorrie last. week Mary Allan, who was related to the I .' "" -- ,it n .
d . one up I . pinch back after transplanting and -S. •H, Blake, $1.5; H. W. Brokeii- . While Thomas Pox lived in the.
I , -trorn Alas" by means of alu- flowers o! shire, $1,714%; William Watson, members -granted p6rinission 'to Allans, connected with the Allan , house in the early -H's, it was burn-
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... . I . especially to remove any fl F rdwich trustees to transfer .the Steamship ,Company, 'came from ed. In later yeats, it has been used
minum vans which are loaded, buds. This pinching encourages $5,57.76; R. J. Lovell & Co., $24.02; '
� � ; M. G. deed for part lot one, on the north- Sherbrooke in 1851. They had alas- a pasture farm.
. . . driven to the dock, and there lift-. stouter and thealthier growth and J. W. Haberer, " $196.95; 1 . - family of six boys and one girl, Occupants .- Roderick Kennedy,
. in the and we get much hardier Deltz, $217;. Herb Mousseau, $1.50; West co,rner'of Louisa and Patrick namely: George, John, Robert,
t i led by cranes from their chassis and bigger blooms. In transplant- Lloy-d O'Brien, $6; Arnold Merrier, Sti;eets, to the township to be held , Hugh Kennedy, Duncan and Arthur
,. I � into the ship's hold. Saves a lot of ' I . I Jr., $3; Ausable River Conservation James, Mar (Mrs. Archie Me- -Colquhoun, Fergus, dblquhoun,
f * I I handling, damage and pit- I I I I P*b 4 1 . In -trust as a park lot. Lean), Ebenezer and Matthew. Stewart and John Dow, David Gard -
cargo he 'Clerk was instructed to con- our generations of Millers have finer, Alex Gardin4r,' James M.
k * . Tering. The vans can be individu- 11 tact the eni,ineer. regarding Branch lived on this farm 1Scott.
I .... ng, too, it will help against slioc , .
, . any heated or refrigerated to if we give -4 pinch of chemical fer- C of Drain 12. C6uncif'49reed to 'Occupants --=Matthew Miller, Sr.,
i I I � KIDNEYACIDS1 ut not join the Huron ,Municipal Officers' Matt -hew Miller, Jr., David Miller,� protect special, cargoes. too. , . .. . tiliger Placed close to b A-�ociation B -law 16 was ad a "Arthur Miller . I
crate lived .1 qri Xh ��,O., .#Il , .0
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dlived � -, . . . #11
,,led. In .1: 98 They .1144, �A,yospiv -1
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�p y!yqt to Lanark to live, John's,
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on the farm many years. atter his,
father died.
Oecup,antsWef�t 50- Job ,.J.
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Smith, 'John More, Jim -More, 'Joe
More, Dick Balkwell, Roy Balkwell.
I Lot 9
Martin Feeney, Who was ,born in
Roscommon, Ireland,� took up Lot 4
in 11840. He was one who knew
many of the hard.4hips of 'Pioneer
life in the comraanity: Martin was
short in.,stature, ,but extra large in
girth, so inueli'so.that children see-
ing him for the first time stood' in
awe of him. Re married' ,Delilah
Wood, and they bad a large fam-
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third,time andpassed. 'Molesworth
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t. Canadian companiep,kieep, busy '
.. turning Canadian -made alumi- fifisol people n"Per $win to get a pod When the garden is small and
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Cemetery, was granted $100.
following accounts, tortalling $2,-
Lot 5 was also taken up by Mat-
thew Miller in 1851. His son, Bben-
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1� I num into everything from ash *Ws rest They turn and toss-4dam it one wants to make the most of it,
I 9 . an Inervear-when it may be their kidne there are various ways bf growing
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961 67 were ordifted Paid: I .
iielief, - $53.22;, Alex Petrie, part
ezer, palled Abey, owned it from
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* trays to minesweepers. And it ""W Ubsers fiber poisons and ex -cess two crops or practically so on the
ad& froes the blood. If they fail same of land. Of course in
salary as warble flyI
,. inspector,
'par
18,60 till 18-67, when he sold to
Sandy -Colquhoun. It, was in the
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keeps us busy wondering ,how . - ... . I
ump-w- stay in dw sYstiew-tidisturbed this intensive sort of vegetable
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$263.7,5; H. -Danbl -t salary as
,warble fly inspector, $233.351; Hur-
old log ,house on this farm, when
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next they will use modern ,., red sites follows, if you "t rest well gardening, extra fertilizer is essen-
metal to save weight', or time, PT Vel and - Dodd s' Kidney Pills, 'Dodds tial and the soil be well work-
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on County Municipal officers' As-
I'Mary
sociation, membership, $15; Assoc-
Alex Colquhoun lived there, that
Ann Burling was killed in her
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. trouble, or dollars for somebody. Y04 On red ad and rich. In-4ouble. cropping
iation of Ass.eiabing Officers of On-
bed on June 11, 118,80, when the
, house' was struck by lightning. All
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136 wtv alternate rows of an early kind
T Aluminum Company of Canada, . . I. I
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Wdh. ffidney Pills with a later One, for instance, rad-
tario, membership, 110; Louis
Blake, spraying tattle, $1,020; R.
the others in the house miraculous-
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H. Carson & Son, warbitide, $939;
ly escaped the same fate. Albert
A. Colquhoun, when the had it, built
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P! 1 . beafis, or peas and potatoes. We
also have less space than normal,
G. A. Wearring, freight on cab-
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Office Supply,
the red brick house which is ,still
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inlet, $1.50; Co6per's
storage,cabinet $39-50; J. A. Wood
in use. He was a school teacher,
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#I . 1. 12 or 15 inches. 'The
SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS course, comes on
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Co., dog licen-s(,� and dog tags,
took an active part in various ,ac-
tivities in the community, and was
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. early. stuff, of
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OPEN DAILY' - - .PHONE '36L '
$65.80. -
-.Howick Municipal Telephone
. ted i�i&i-al M.P.P. to represent
elected
South Perth riding in 1926. In 1938
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maturing
1. 4 I full room. Another practice .is 'to
System, rental and tolls,' $12"25;
Cail& Ltinber, Masonite,
he was killed ip a car accident.
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.Gorrie
$1.go; Ifar,rist6n -Review: printing,
Oeduparrts-Mattliew Miller, Eb-
enezer Miller, Sandy 'Colquhoun,
- OWN, PROPERTY. .
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I . . vegetables like the pbas, 10ttiree,
'etc.,
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$5; G. MeEwen,'Ibix PUP bounles I
Alex Colqiihoun, James Colquhourr,
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I . ALL TYPES POP CEMETERY MEMORIALS spinach, radish, early onions,
I . with another sowing of'the game or
$15; A. MdArthur,"Iok 'bounty, 2;
1, N,,� Hefkey, fox bounties, $72;
Albert A. Colquhoun, Binford Colqu-
houn and Wilbur Miller, (in house,
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Jim Robinson, - fox pup bounties,,
Ros& Swale, , William H. E. ,Mc-
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Vider . r crops like squash,
$4.50; Jack Bennett, fox bounty,
'Stanley Wolfe, fox...bounties,
Leod) These lived in the extra
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frame house- on the corner of the
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$10; 'Harry King, iox minty, $2 ;
farm:' Jimmy Muir, Hugh Miller,
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.p. Durst, part salary, 195; Moles-
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Sandy. Colquhoun, Bob Miller, TQm
Aldington, Albert ,Colquhoun,
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Dow, Stewart and ,John Dow, C14-
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. 50 of ILot 2. His son, Alex, lived
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planning and by, using both peren-
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H. GLENN HAYS, Q -C.
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bloom in the from the time
first threshed -and later became
well-knd'wn horse buyer' in that dis-
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of the crocusses in March or April
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Intyre, and later, Mrs. Jennie Olke
Mlllar� His second wife was killed
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necessary now is to spray with one
killers. A
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Cam-pbet-I ,Ww, -and since that the
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Dow (John Dow in house), Camp-
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ApPillutments mad6 in advance
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first dose), will keep a lawn prat-
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bell Dow, Elmer ,Scott.
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Af , I 99derich, 1 343 � For driveways and paths these known as Sandy, owned the West I 1. .
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