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I *old Inst walk upitairs without
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weld half -way up, of aeeouat of say
breath brag so chert:
I mooed taking Milbxrat's Mart
and Name pails, still in a+o thane 1 :fait
as great linpreeemam* en , nut . *ow
, heatity reemareeee.thew to all these
Who are troubled With any affection ofalai heart."
lEilbnna's H. gr N. Pipe Ire for isle
et linty Tb eT. burs Oo. d gettend yimita
'Toronto, Qat.
f$TICOPATTH
�✓R.Osteopathic tfOraduate pes M!11Colletteo
Ogeep.Wy. Licentiate Iowa arid Michigan
State Soames. Special attention to .diseases
et women and children. Conliulistlon free.
Wee c+eri er Nelson std at. Andrew sate.
successor so fir. Hallemann, In Searortb
Tuesdays. ..•
• SPEctsust
DR. F. J. R. Mange.
EYE. EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
late House Surgeon New. York OtTathal•
tele and ,Aural aea_Iatant et swore,
neld's Eye Hospital and °olden. Square
Throat
tT aermltell, Baden, Ent.
bone M. 0,, Stratrorh Tete -
At Bedford 'Hotel, G'oderich, from
Monday, July 28th, at 7.30 p. m., to
'Tuesday, July 29th, at 1 p. m. •
rarrA Y. PVdLiC,: l tCa
$AIfas.
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sena#* Conveyancing deme
-�Gompanle. neeresented
t'!letaO No. eat. OQderlch; Ont.
Liam Citing
a ('IHAB. 911AOE11, Y. G.
v larlIatder, Gonveya r Newry Public
Mee; Coude Ileum Godericb.
/IONVEYANCIIIG AHD NOTARY
MAGIC E aRurfsi Ds.' il.M, Con•
veraucing and Notary Public
UItOUDFOOT, XILLORAN 4 HOLMES,
Arresters. Solicitors, Notaries :Ptm-
--- Iee-oil the :Setter»;. inti 'done from+
aasallten street Ooosnen.
Private assail`t 101e t r
to oan at ds iter.
W. PfloUDFOOT:. X. C..
I. L. EEit<LOIt AN, DUDE- EEC HOLMES.Jur,,
A. CLUFF, B. A.
, Barrister and Notary Public
North Street, h Stree , Goderich
'Phone 411., 4
AU.CTIONEERINf.
NOMAS :OUNDRY>.
Lttre. Steck' and General Auctioneer, •
Hamilton street, Goderich.
Dales made everywher* and all wo_rttl
Far
Farmerssatesat YOU nn ted.
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ASISIANCZ
DOLLOP JitiTCAL PTRC fiteufADNCg
rem
Kpona of pp ope�cy -Iowa rea property
January.
am, poute1'S ell.
OkFIcsitis-James . Cottony, President,
oeinitich ; . Jas, Evans, vice-Presldeut,
ieecbwood; T. E. Heys,' ec: Trees., 8ea-
,nrth..OIREC
I. G. Grieve.'Win broil ; McGregor CEJ n;
Con-
stants; George McCarr;ney, Tuckersmltn ;
item Ferris, Garlock ; John Bennewtse,
Broadhagan; MurrayGibson, Bruce-
AtsENTB—T: w. Yeo, Coderlch i Sandy
Leitch. Clinton : Wm. cnewtey, Stator* i
s. 'Hemmer. Seatorib.
Policy *folders can pay their assessments,
et A H. Cu re, Ooderlob, A. J, flora.
Hews
yew
'$tor., Minton. or 7
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FIRE INSURANCE
Have it attended to by the
WEST WA1fAN $H MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. CO
• Established 1878
Head O®ce: Dungannon, Ont.
eerie. rsairr OtNTi Pink Rennie *Maas
Jne. A. McKenzie, Kincardine,
pros.; Harry L. Salkeld, R. R. No; 2,
'Goderich,vice •pres ., directors—Tim
'Griffin, R. R. 'No. 7, Lucknaw;- W. P.
Reed, R. R. No. 2, I ucknow; l3. L.
Salkeld, phone 600 r 11, Goderich;
Alex. Nicholson, Lueknow; Wm. Wat-
son. Jas. Girvin, R. R. No,•,,e, Gode.
rich; Wm. J. Thompson, Aubairn
THOS. STOTHERS T. G. ALLEN,.
Treas. Secretary.
prepares young men' and young
women for Busin.ssr•Which- -in.now
Canada's greatest profession.
We assist graduatee' to positions
awed theyhave a practical train-
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,Principal.
BrOphn EPOS.
The Leadtn0
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
it 'all hours -night or day.
Lstun ■ wheeler '
Funeral Director and,
Embahner
Goderich, Ontario
All calls promptly nttentict1 t,,
day or night.
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News N��_Lets
Picked From Our Ex
T GOM= aFAi
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Selection sari Mitt*f Arts i.UI
of� I
es Dies "tae.. Maier Quote. t et atstl
Yiewwsds Has e3 slap Rate The 1G d of Freels That Grew is 1'ts Use lireening---Wiek*at' > Pre'
Brussels tax rata this year will be strer►i'rille ow Plow eaijttse-
46 Janis. a,good stiff Pitts but half a • Seidel -tit Expositor: When Chum- aa,, ,
mei less than 192*. rxy Creswell. of Calgary, offered A ,
Magian 8sld 2.ra' Meatment Use $10 prix. for the leraesit bell frog _ (c)ewtt•t eite+i b Oatarte t of
A eleiuture. Temat,e.? �
endear Sept. 3.d caught in F.graszteritls dean daring the
There era two main paints to be J
It is proposed to have the unveiling Old Heys' o 'veioel, it didn't take the
of the Wingbam` Soldiers' Monument boys long to get busy. Here are the eoasidereit La poultry breeding, First. t
on Sept. jird. ,.measurements of saints brovight Mtn the seleetlea of birds that iaave the
Salta ureal stn Deal 'The Expositor office early slenday ebaraeter* dsaired; and *eeoa+llr, a
i morning: Two by lurk Sorest, me further eeleetba treat Giese of birds
Smith MacLean: of Toronto, a for- of which was 8% cache; long end the that can produce offspring as goad as
mer widely known' cattle buyer of other 16% inches; and three by Frank or better than themselrea.
Lucknow, died of heart failure on Sproat, the largest of which measured
Saturday, Aug. 2nd, white attending 19 74 inches long. Bee "Lake Beale LWT"
the Stratford Old ,)joys' Reunion.Ile eilitany are of the opinion butt "Lilt
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Ct'iin
Nothista anis ee a:
rolliltdkik Oka cas+-
bee pickle.
Ifee'it1 zee
a tsi, ewe
weaer. NOW
MON RAl1 q. Wine t
u Ns est sense
asdling Pisan at Sxeter __Cat» iatc begets like. "-_ in intend, that Is trate `- tSWAPO! ,
was i $ hla_'i7tl4Yegr: Factory .
1• The Exeter Canning Co. completed but it Ile true for general tad mot for
The engagement is announced of their pati pack last weak, the largest Pertiaular (tualaise. It is true tact inane FAMILY REUNION
A Brushers ..Engagetttetet
Mary Hazel, only daughter of the late in the history of the company, The White Leghorn tamales will breed C.tt'aail. Great Grand and Great Great
Alfred J. and Mrs. Lowry, Brussels, acreage was larger than usual this chiekens.that are White Leghorms, or Glamieltiittaren tf Date enlunt Mr. and Alia._-.,.....
Ont„ to Edwin II, Matthews, Forest, season and the season. was a most that have welts plumage. yellow tet;:, Aaat Ides. lYtn. 3
Ont., son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mat- favorable ane:"•The Company has and white earlobes. But of the ag;
thews, Welland'.. •:: {adopted a great system for hauling Mitring ot these there wilt be no two .
Death of Mn. 1. Peekett, Tuckersnlith their crop. to the factory. Coupled to chicks exactly alike. We And large A reunion of .grand -children, great
Mr. Frederick W. Peckett, of Tuck- , a Fordson tractor are varied numbers tad . :wall„ I.ei;hoins; ntoet of then! end great great grand-
eramith, passed away recently. He of wagons --from two to live and, never go broody but some do: tate::
chlkireat Qf tlfe late Mr. and i5irs. tat
had not been very well of late but at- • while one est £s on iia Way to the lay large eggs,. others small eggs, Jenkins had a family reunion last
tended the Organ Factorfacto another set is being filled' in And we Acid a great variation In the week and deckled to make it an an.
to y picnic it r r number of egg*produeed by different Huai event. The late Xis and Mrs.
Hayfield on Saturday, Aug. 2nd, and the field. It certainly is a fast wiry ha s, Jenkins were Huron road pioneers
seemed to enjoy it very much..t of hauling *pea crop, Th Question ot Selection. tattling near Clinton in 1832. Their
A Clinton Engagement Sexfarth -reunion Exceeded Alt Ex. Selection is Made on the basis that ' family+ consisted of four sons. and six
peictatipna
Mrs, W. A. Rutledge, Clinton, an like will produce like. but experience daughters, of whom two are still lie.
nouns: the, engagement of Iter youn The Seaforth Expositor said of the has taught all. breeders #hat to secure ing. The following semi -poetic effu.
ger• daughter, Marion Louise, to Wit -
forties
reunion in that town: Sea- uniform superiority testy must carry pion has bean Bent us in connection
{red Edwin Badley, son of Mr, and forth': Old Boys' and Old Girls' Re- on the selection through generations' with the event:
Said hilly Smith, of Detroit,
t laid was a success beyond is l expectations; twelve consecutive months and meta It is Well to do some playing,
The Late George May these to a Male of similar strain, we When the rain has stop;redoitr
even beyond all dreams The great do -not -expect-'to-get ail "daughters ._ _ _ ._ TiayititL;�... -_. _� .
•Qn Saturday, August 2nd, Mr. success of the Reunion held ten yearn that will lay 200 or more eggs a. year, We're entitled to some fun.
George May passed awsy in Exeter.' ago made many dubious of repeating.' but we do expect upon the average You have earned the precious dollar,
after an illness of about two weeks, such an event, but the Reunion of ten a better production than ]rad no selec. That will bay yea a stand-up collar,
The deceased was aged 66 years and years: Ago was in stature as a child tion been made. • ,
a .male White Leghorn Mated to
•
Mrs. 'Albert Seeley, of Clinton. The union and Provincial Firemen's Dee of poultry If ' we select' birds that
marriage is to take place this month. nsonstration, held August 2nd to .6th, rave better than 200 eggs in
7 months. Ile was born on the May' compared to the Reunion just closed: Inbreeding and Line Breeding, And we'll all go to Bail. brig
homestead on the London Road South Not only did the attendance of `Old Haring located a successful mat- And holier.
and all his life had been spent'in the Bora and Girls exceed the attendance ing, one.cah.perpetuate wally oolong Oh, the playtime has • its splendor
co hunt Ratepa ars fiarst• B _ of ten years ago be many hundreds, :es the originals are breeding, but the Por'tbe Jenkitaa of renown,
ng y " 7 but they came from greater distances, Problem begins after the tt st mat- Who hags torn their pink suspen-
law for High School Extension many after• in absence of over 45 ing ceases. Shall one arae mother dors, '
Monday 'Cris result of the .vote on M dsy years And there was more antis and ton or brother and later, ' or
stowing money off the ground
of last week on a bylaw to authorize
seam, more cordiality and more goad cousins, or what. is the haat pro- W6 bear great songs and speeches
cedureT.
Our experience .in br
of very close relations
the raising of $25,000 for an exten..times,
' Come sifting tiro !e the air,
e eding birds • And, echo down the raver'
As the Welshman hiss no care.'
Our good and great old grand dad, r .
_ _lad taw person told ettm
Such marvels would arise,
I wonder who could hold .him '
Per. he detested.Ilea.
People heard pilfgng, 'sighing
Of many motor curt►
Through the base -tint! Rock moon-
Ulu._
They had basket' full of chuck
Foot -ball, baseball,. bathing suit
- And horseshoes for food lock: - —
As they all sat at dinner,
F'or. Aunt Liddle was the winner ; -
Maggie was the grinner
r• , Sid, he was the .einnsr,
That caused us all Stere met
' 1 TTnele James : said Now don't forget
This; will he an anneal slat.
Dir, the world is full of Wonders;
- .Oh, the night' is soft and mellow
n And We were a joyous crew. -••
Ifi the morning when we're waking
'All our rugged legs gain (Making
And your husky back beaching
- A,nd ;voted like to split the baseball
into two.
sion to •the Win hang High School •
was an emphatic expression of i ne- FOUL ' BROOD IN BEEiD, such .n.3
dine- p .. N mother -son, "or .broth �s#star mat -
Ings, would not warrant us—reeotn-
sin 2 0 ainst•Be-mending.s U she:_: to
b g 7 to 101 for. Amerec n Fouy._ Brood in. Section. Be u p . ce urea~. ztit►true
:. ;--tiveeis Go4eai^ oh, .Au"bttrati 'ain't`_ '
that-we-have:40114d iso a"suceesbful're-
A, Londesboro Engagement Clinton sults, but -i is lit who true that
:men of Such matin a have been very
Rev. James and Mrs. Metre, the bad,` If. one is tudoii • tp breed
manse, Londesboro, announce the en- - Owing'�to the rather serious nut- closely, our exper nee would suggi:at
gagement of their youngest daughter, break of American foul brood in the a trial of any rel tioashiP;'so long as
Anne Evangeline, to Dr. Chas. T. bees of this county and particularly the birds; are vigorows,but it is not
Gray, of . Walkerville, son of Mre and that section Lying between Goderich, ; wise to depend entirely upon such
Mrs. W. A. Gray, of Hamilton•. The 'Auburn' and Clinton,:we tit' it ad- , a mating. A good in -bred bird_ will
marriage to takeplace the latter art vi..able' that the • public alto ow, • ikely b:e"a, XaIuabie breeder, but such
p d l
of August. more of its serious nature a bird is difficult to .produce:
A. Blyth wedding,
This disease` if unmolested will soon It is very, doubtful le one can say
The home of Mr. .lio3ert�-i wart wipe out whole apiaries and spread,
west relat#onehip win give the best
o results, for the average Person it
Blyth,,,was the `scene P! s happy event rapidly from beeyard to . beeyard. would appear.to be good advice not
oeding has been similar.
n Saturday mornenyf' Aug 2nd when The disease spreads ehiefiy'by owners to breed too elo.elj, and to look fo
h new blood from some: source where
•proval:__of the expenditure, 'the .vote
is youngest :daughter, Dorothy Bea, .not knowing the disease And .the ser-
rd
rice,'became the bride of Irvine Bey, ling. of colonies .from yard to ya , the in
=tour •Wallace, of Morris township• without being inspected, Wipt
Rees-- W: B., lrawkina, of Trinity, . All beekeepers' should acquaint. A
themselves with the Bee Diseases Act the secret of getting
'church,, Blyth, performed the Gere= g eggs; particu-
mon;,;. p of 1920. Following are some : of the la ly in winter, is in. the feeds given
Sltraeth l4fitchell • clauses that should, be observed by all d . the method of feeding; others
bee owners elteve the whole problem is in the
A quiet wedding took place at Main vlause.The'inspector may order breed or strain; 'while others think
street parsonage, Exeter, on Wednes
day, August 6th, when Rev. F.E.
Clysdale,' united in.. mlirriage Mr.
Frederick William Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John. Smith, Lake Road,
Stephen township, and"Miss ila Ione
Mitchell, daughter •of Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Mitchell, . Exeter. .
Auto Hite, Train
While driving down the 4th of Mor-
ris oil Friday evening, Aug..ist, Mr.
Gordo}t Gallaher's auto was hit by the
G,ebi_,__ to souring into. Wingham and
the car turned completely around.
The sten on the rear coach caueht the
back fender and tore it off. Forton-
ately'nothing serious happened. The
brakes :are said to have slipped.
Death of Former Exeter Resident
Mr.. Thomas Oke,-: of London, who
died on Monday of last week, was a
former resident of Exeter; where he
was born in 1865. ' His wife, who
survives, was, Miss Lizzie Shute, Exe-
ter. Some twenty years ago they left
Exeter for Kingsville, -There Mr. Oke
conducted a hotel, later moving to
London, where Mr. Oke took charge
of the Cecil hotel, and for several
years be had been clerk of the Bcly.
dere 'hotel.
Badly Injured
Egg 1'roduct#dtt.
fay people appear to be/Wee:teat
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STOKE., yea gte astutred the bet skilled beers cit PUT.
obese at a seeing that is passed right alseg to you.
STOWS*Yea QMeiity, PresMsass, sad it carte less at DOlitiMIQN
Friday. and Saturdays' Only
PURE CANE SUGAR • 100 Ih*. $8. i) - 10 lhs. 8740
Dominion Baking Powder 1
(No ,Alain) tills OC
FOR PR ERVING •
CROWN Pints, dos. r, J.sse,1 ZINC
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CROWN OEM e�5�e WHOLIC MIXED �,eV14
JARS, Quarts, dos. » •e3a7 PICKLING SPICE. qq9+
lb. - » Par"
JARS. S CROWN 01/1
all l.. dos.
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MUSTARD' PAROWAX M ARD
pep. . . rise SEED, lb. - 35+
-RUBBER R -NOS TURMERIC. :. AA,.
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Clan
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G. G..- or Lombard Puts
(Baysiids Brand in How" Syrup) •2for
BG_ EA,MI (Hood for 25
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WASHBOARDS -5
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TODHUNTER'S
CHOCOLATE NIBS 39C
HANSEN'S ORANGE.
• ADE and LEMON -
ADZ, ADZ, 2 pkts. .
CLARK'S POTTED
MEATS, 3' tine . • qq+
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DOMINION or - '
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MATCHES, 3 for, -
R-CH14ELLO TEA
(A delicious blend
of Ceylon and -79c
Assam Tea),. 11s,
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the, owner or possessor of _ any bee
dwelling in box or linmovable fr , e
dives to transfer ahem to-- nnova •le
frame' hives within a specified .t<me,
and in default the inspector ma:. der
stroy, or.order the destruction , such.
levee said the bees dwelling th • rein.
Clause 5-4. Where are i fectious
s in an
sor there-:
we *way o:
es any bees
es or opera -
toe until he has' seesg ed _a certificate
from the Provincial Apiarist that such
bees, used apiary appliances or ap-
pronerly disinfect -
tern disease.
'rson who contravener
of subsection 1 or of
of this section shall be
offence and shall incur s
not less than $50 nor more
e.'6 --Any .person whose beer
or Contagious disease'exi
apiary the owner :or posit
of shall not sell, barter,
remove from the prem
or used apiary applia
paratus have bee
ed and are free
v. Every It
the provisio
subsection 2
guilty i7
peitalty .o
than. el
Cla
.that the housing is the probli,i,i to
solve: -AEF these .are. trnpoz taut b�i3
the main reason for peer results is It
lack of careful .Work months before:
the eggs are wanted.. While you are
eoflecting the high-priced winter eggs
you should be snaking careful plans
to secure the erop of pullets for nett
Where eggs in winter' are wanted
the early hatched" Pune is, witlieut-•.
doubt, alae one to depend upon. Year-
lings liens and those older are very
rarely good producers during. Novem-
ber and .0ecetnber, They are uncer-
tain even in January and February
and really do not begin to lay well
until March. Where the egg produc-
tion falls below fifteen per cath. dur-
ing the winter months, one is not
making much profit. The age at
which most pullets . begin laying is•
from six to seven months; some lay
-ate four and ane-bialf to .evd months,
and others not until eight or :nitre
months of age. This means that Wee
fifty per tent. rigs yield is wanted in
November thepullets should be
have been destroyed or treated for hatched during Mareh or. April; May
leo brood, who sells or offers for stile hatched pullets will lay. a little, but,•
a bees, hives or appurtenances of as a rule. not forty or more per cent.
_daily. --W: R. Graham, O, A. College,
y kind, after such destruction or Guelph.
treatment, and before being author. '
ized by the ifispector to do so, or who HARVESTERS' EYCI;RSIONS V.IA
, exposes' in his bee -yard, or elsewhere CAYAI -ARE NCAUTIONOANL
any infected comb, honey or other en -
sir. Fred Hogarth, of the 2 i con- feeted thing, cnee nceels the fact that RAILWAYSsou
said disease • exists among his bees. Solid trains run through to 1i�enni-
cession of.Etephen, met wit an un --shall incur a penalty. or nog less than peg without el:Inge, :few Convert.
fortunitt0 and painful ac [dent on $20 and not more than $50, or he may able (berth) Colonist Cars will add to
Tuesday ev_ening,Aug. _5 :He d imprisoned"foe'-s teire not`exceed=i the" comfort-of'the journey andlunch
driven out to the field ith a three-ing two months. ; counter cars will be attached to•the
horse team attached to :binder to cut .It is no disgrace to get. Foul Brood trains serving 'food anu refreshments
some wheat and in so a way the hots.at reasonable prices. Special cars
a, s 'became unma ageable. In en -in your yard but it is a disgrace to
keep it there.. will be provided for women. The
deavoring to set em right Mr. no.
Huron County bees produce honey special Harvesters' trains of.the Can -
h into '
Bart got mix up andin some enough each year to pay for the main- adian National Railways from all (in -
way Ivan thrii n against the binder, tenets° and repairs of "our County tario points as advertised will masse
with. the res t thee he had his collar- the fastest time to Winnipeg epei:tt•
bone and a of his ribs broken and eU55ass. eLt us not lose this re.� ing vela the new Longlae cut-off, the
was other rise badly used up. shortest Tonne between lantern°ar:,l
when you buy ar sell bees; ivben sIvestern-eanada. Ifarveaters travel -
Stu know of the presence of disease: ling by this' route, Evill, ac cvnt!e-
whet • you ° strongly suspeet disease,
eas;imuntteate with the • Provincial quence, be first 'int the .:ete• The flea
Apiarist,'O. A. ('., Guelph. • train leaves Toronto one minute aftev
midnight of August 21st (12.01. Au: --
40,000 HARVESTERS WILL BE ust 22n1). The fare is a .fiat rate o,.
WANTED FOR TEE WEST' $1r to Winnipeg; and 'half a cent a
At least.90,004 harvesters will be
mile' beyond. Bettina* the fare i.
required to garner the Western Can• hail 8 cent per mile into Wittninc�f-
ads Wheat Crop this season, accord- and 820 back to ;,farting point.
ing to 'information received at ger, i vice,
c.particulatesa ie fares, train ser-
ing
headquarters' of the Canads Na- vice, etc. apply 1 to nearest Cariadenn
timed RRailwaye thio •aftertioon.. Of National Agent.
this number approximately 20,000
will have td be seeured front eastern
Canada, it being thought that the
remainder• can be impelled be- the
three 'Prairie Provinces and British
Columbia.
Thin information is the outcome of
a conference held at Winnipeg t Jay
between Representatives of Canadian
National Railways, Provincial and
Federal Governments and the Labor
Boards. It was also brought out int.1
this meting that harvesting £ng isb expect.' tt �• and the
ed to commence in Manitoba about nju
August 20th and in' Beskatchewen
and Alberta about August 26th. " • 10e
.4„ jeer every mea
A pIlalas*rt
sweat ailssod
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SEPT. L.
More comprehensive; more ambitious that►`
ever.—depleting •depleting the picturesque, the artietk
and typical life of Canted' and other sands.]
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Gorgeous spectacle portraying the might'"
romance and grandeur of the British Entitle*
• All the amusement devices
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lights, no doubt the' driver is lit up.
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