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FIRE DESTROYS
ASH FIELDBARN
Loss, estimated at $8,000, was
caused by '?ire 'which last Friday
right ; destroyed the large barn
Qin the 200 -acre farm of Donald
McKenzie near Port Albert, west
of Dungannon, The loss included
the:Season's ''season's crops, 50 pigs, and
other livestock. • It 'was: partially
covered by insurance., About_half'
the pigs, and the cattle .and
:horses, were ,removed from the
blazing building. Spontaneous
conibustion, vas the only explan .
ation`.that could be advanced as,
• the cause of :the outbreak ' When,
1r..MacKerizie. reached the. barn;"'.
'-there ..was fire in• the stable arid
:the ,.stairwayto.the barn ,appear-.
ed to . have been• .4 away
the barn was filled to the roof
with,' hay 'and about 15'00 bushel,'
pf• grain. .
:_. The fire was first seen about
9.00. p.m', by lV r, McKenzie, who.
saw. flames ,:when h'e happened
to look toward the barn from
the house. • Neighbors came uu ick:
ly' to help, but the the.fire had .al-
ready gained such headway that'.
jt could not'be. checked, and the
efforts: of. Mr. MacKenzie :and his
neighbors weredirected to sav-
ing some ,of, thei,livestock, and to
,preventing; the spread of the, fire.
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to other fat*uildings nearby.
A large ' henhouse ' 15feet, . from
the barn. was in inn-nine/itdanger
but- was saved.•,probably.. b .' the.
'fact.`'that a, brisk, southeast wind
:died` down•' soon:: after the fire
was: discovered.. ' R
The farm is on the • fourth . Con-
cession of Ashfield .townsh'ip, a.
short . distance east of the .Blue
Water .Highway.
• :Tm.plements lost in the 'fireiri=
clu'ded a hay rake and, a manure
:spreader. Three`' sow's: and: their
litters were destroyed.` Horses?
cattle . and pigs which were.' saved
from the• fire' were taken to, shel
ter ,in .the; barn:• of 'a. nei.ghbnr,
Harbourn Adams.
The fire was given i`mjpetus ' by
. the .burning .of,.a _Ldruin of 'gasol'ine
was' ` stored 1n ; a leanto. ' at the
barn.:.
The, .Ibtr ling ,of- the fbarh was
the,^Second`. majorrnisifortuxe for
the McKenzie a 'short
space of "time ,A '.month ago .their
11-month=.old , daughter was seer.
erely. •urned• by scalding water
rpm : a : po pui ea • o e s • e,.
Donna has 'been ,in 'hospital. most:
of the dine since, but was. able`
to return home: on,Sunday.
.MacKenzie•' Turas formerly. Flor-
ence James , ofinloss'. Township.,
Let I3ving; thoughts; so glad
and gay, go 'winging -on -their way,
and bring you every happiness
this joyous. Christmas Day!
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DS1for; (HRIST
Choice Quality Applesauce'
Sweetened,' 15 oz. tin .... 15c
'Wagstaffe Cranberry Jelly
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12 oz: • jar: 25c.
Old English
Plum Pudding
Christmas, 'Special!
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.Aliens Apple .Juice
48 oz. tin: 25c':
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A' liner Fruit Salad ,
Choice Quality Swee .ene
18 oz tin 33c
Barkers Animal Crackers
Chocolate coated
Bax .... ,. 18c
Smyrna Table Figs ;
..,... 18c
8 OZrpckg. ..
Bowes Mincemeat
2 'pie tin 39c
1mported: English Toffees
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Fancy Mixed Nuts
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CANDY CANES
-,-- Assorted Sizes
WHAT ISD. .r /1
Christmas Grapes, Oranges,
Tangerines, Cranberries &
a° host of other fine ' fruits
and vegetables.'
One of the joys of
Yuletide is t.ke
Opportunity._ to put seine
the . routine and customs.
of every day • buso tress
and ,in real'.
sincerity
wise you A Merry
Christmas and a
Happy New ,Year.
ompson's Grocer;
AC IRNOWf:EDGE DONATIONS
TO DUNGANNON SOCiETv'
cuRismAs
GREETIIICS
)U .ALL
JOYS
A VERY MERRY
•c i1USTIVIAS DAY
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Mr. • Marvin';Dur•.nin, secretary
of the Dungannon Agricultural'
Society, 'acknowledges three do-,
nations to :the • Society which
were not previously 'included in
they list of donors They are, John,.
Durbin, $16.00; :tom ' . Rivett,:
'$15.00; 'Jo'hn Bennett,
Mr. Durnin ` requires ' all who'.
'have. p braised donations; , . to'
make their contribution at: the
earliest possible date, s� that the
books can be dosed for the ;year.'
.Supplied As °.Teacher.
'The Ashfield Tow,`nship School
:, Area; Board has 'more than an, Dick '"retired"' from - teaching a. a few days ago to• supply at Dun-
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