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THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONT.
More Concerning
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utW. H. 13obaelsoa. Bdltor ISM Manager
Thursday. October lat, 1931
a4 Natre to govern tbem. They
could not with advautage and con-
venience be incorporated In the
Canadian coostitullon as a prov-
Ince. So far as day ode ata to-
wards combination or federation
their trend 1s Lotllard' the comet � Paper rads Severaltutton of a West Italian Denote Re-
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tea." ferenoes in Its Back Film --
AL LZADa HI TIER SINGLE Fish tilled in River
TAX MOVE1[ENT
_ ember S. 1881) published recently
Anncmecement comes from New York li�rlTl' . City of the death of James Roger in The Signal was reprinted In 'The
Brown, president of the Manhattan tk•aturtb Expositor. and aroused se
Single Tax flub. lir. Brown was a ouch Interest that The Expositor
prominent figure In the xiugle tax turned back to Ha tiles and found In
movement and visited Goderich last Its lame of tteptember 9, 1881, several
year to gilt. addresser ander the au- t'rteeences to the pheuumenuu by
N xrter erorrer
spices of the Lions Club.
His death has called forth a tribute
from Joseph Dana Miller, editor of
Land and Freedom, from which we
take the following:
"Oven those who differ. as single
taunt will continue to differ, on the
ili
Mope of presentatlou of our phtloso-
-wltt on review of a great work two when kelt towed
'rue acc'oose of "Black Mon
_ ...
11:01101.1113. 1110111111. September has been splendid. Could
we have a return engagestent'
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Whoever has the job of writing the
Thanksgiving proclamation this year
must be beginning to wonder what be
V going to put In It.
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The Attain Motor Coalpany of ONS*
Britain has declared g 4t!Wod of 100
mat. nt_ Times are sohil4- over there
bey everybody has to p a small car.
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A New York proteasor says parsons
who whistle lack moral stamina and
are possessed of an interiority complex.
Doss that explain why girls seldom
whistle?
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A general election In Great Britain
----- within the next few weeks is In pros-
pect. But will It not imperil the auc-
cemA of all that has been accompllabedwhile he mndee.tIV I1T1ii4aime4 ability tori by the t'teady- taillsR.lE*-11ght abower
- within the laat..few Natal -.- writer. it seems to ns that his "Plain I of Alt* ,Miers and ashen -The dark-
• • •Talk on Taxation." "The Farmer and new. still kept increacing till about four
Windsor Is the sourer of a story that I the Single Tax." and "The i'yrumld- o'clock. when It was aa dark as mid -
beer by the glans le coming coon.' Ing of Land Valais" were cinguler ex- -tight. it being quite imtxwcible to ace
T{indaor seems to -.have a lot of thirsty • attunes of char wtatetnent and straight- a yard ahead. This continued until
-ami imaginative --people. Premier hitting at vital trutha. They are. It just before six. when a alight Rhnwt'r
seems to us. nlasterpleec of exposition. �of rain fell. and the whole sky became
Henry says the ,tory is all nonsense. us were his talks ►nein,, statlrntN of
• • • colleges- itutsry and Kiwania clubs.
Reports as to the extent of Liquor He made friends of his amliencec. In
consumption at Windsor during the tett way few single tax le•turere have
cent Americam
,t( Legion clventlnn at been able to d.. and this rendered
easy the prneess of ennrerclon. His
the bonier
nee' conflicting: hat wt tar- work will go on. for he plantoe1 the leo l
n„i.,N1y has cleimeel that there a%ilc any In many nil apa'n mind.
> It.
interest ito the may Farmer
*.e
Furnished by the Ontario Department of Agrioniture
The corn crop in Essex county is
expected to reach a total of $,500,000
bushels. Acreage devoted tx corn thisOwenr wOwenat 100,00W, which Ss
as
. 4 rebid to the dart
1Le disks are lined with rubber, elitist -
netts( Doke and givtug • better grit.
They operate at a speed of fifty plucks
per second. -
- Ou easy hills the plucking can be
ate!- IFs1re missies, -while on
h
,.•e- reenters theirs t the AM &.Milt
Damage from the cora borer Ma year •
Ore..l1M•1°rn hew the musty re-t:
stmt«. are (064•41,014. The saving et -
better appre-
has beau only nominal, but peecau- listed when it IN oronaldered that an
nous are being eonttnued. average speed for hand plucking is
around six birds per hour.
Bang's Disease Cashel
No nka more valuable material could Heavy ACrop-
correspondents. The 'ro be placed in the hands of farmers
and dairymen at the present time
poodeut wrote: than bulletin No. 150, new series, "Bo -
"On Monday last a very remark- vine Infectious Abortion or Bangs Dis-
able phectomamou occurred, which, so ease of Cattle," which is available
far as we are aware, is without piece- without charge through the pcubllca-
dent. About half -past oae the sky tions branch of the Department of Ag -
turned a greenish hue, giving every- rieulture at Ottawa.
thing o very remarkable appearance. !Amami- ooaccount of Bang's di. -
It kept darkening until about halt -past ease in tattle are estimated ■1 about
R p reept -of the totat value of live
Medi, or $36,000,000 annually. Research
work has established that tills disease
can be eliminated by the application
of stopple. _ praeHeSI-- and affective
methods.
Balloon 1l�pp�ittiPownen eom-
plete information and facts necessary
to an Intelligent understanding of the
problem and for the eitminatton of in-
fection from herds. Technical terms,
scientific details and explanatlnne have
been avoided In its preparation and
only ,essential Information Is ',refloated
in a way that is easily understood
and prartieirt-tomes
to the advantage of farm Aoeke gee-
Oveeseaa ANIS NNW I orally.
In his first ballads tot this season. Heretofore the cost of pedigreed
Andrew Fulton. overawe. fruit repre-
tilt Is fairly optlmiaik about the
European. outlook for Ontario firuit.
Apples of Bowl quality and red color
are wanted at quite satisfactory
prices. although owing to general busi-
ness rendition• prices will be lower
than a year ague. He advises chippers
_him the meed of praise due him
tor the distinguished converts be has
made among college processors, econ-
omists and basin's* earn.' -14 is too
early to appraise his work, to the value
of which we have received of late
many anrprislug revelations. Eh was,
as we said In a recent number of
Land and Freedom, perhaps the ablest
lecturer the movement has known. and
we repeat this. keeping In mind both
his limitations and_his rare excellences.
-He wrote many pamphlet* ind
many articlec for the new.papera. and.
light the *are fa an the stores and
houses. At Mu thee gee's. of people
might be peen in front of the stores
airmails diem/Meg the muter and
teeing to Gad some satisfactory explan-
ation of the strange event. Some wer'
absolutely eertaln that the world's
course had run : some talked of Mother
Shipton: some Nuggested the a omet, lout
the majority of them were of the opin-
10* that bush fires all around. and
especially in Michigan, had a good
deal to do with It, and they were fur-
ther concinced that Puth was the ease
crush around the water wagon. ° Mr. Brown was Morn In Mount For-
• • • est, Ontario.. Ile wax the can of James
Western Ontario farmers are coming a n tRntrorct Brown: He
loyally and royally to the as,istanre of
their dfat reseel fel Iow-comtrymcn in
the Western l'ruviueew. A Lobo town-
ship farmer has offeretl x fon of honey
, towards the relief .shipmcut. That
ought to Nwe'ten things sntuewhat for
the folks nut West.
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-` Tlie poPttTa at"
otlilETT 1
925. according to the tenant returns,
and the *land of Montreal ham a total
of 906,132, an increase of thirty-seven
per cent. over the 1921 lgtirea:- -Thtc"
a very lurid reel. and at nine met
down to Its former darkness. and the
air Ise•ante so tilled with smoke that
one was almost stifled on going out into
it. Next morning. 111.wever. the Ann Am-
sttmel ills prvgt r pima And shone • o keep ill 111111.11I'
with P. 11'. Holgettu, of this (list aml Is paying trxnsinrta- f
fl h nothing had o cnrreel to Qerken head of the fruit branch. and himself, tion charges to dietrlhntlon pointe. The ;
�ha order to take advantage of all °Ream I hulk of the cnpply of these birds (-comes j
hie glare." tram over -.•as. Hone. T. L. Kennedy re- from R.O.P. breeder* In the several f
Reports from itlyth. mt nestle and eeuth unmounted that the banks are I'nnlner.. I
Jamestown were ofo the same tenor. but oda tw,perating with. the dart- ____`
enrre*pntlrhnt lidded. WESTFIELD
- ---t In the matter of rilipment of
Eastern Canada will have au In-
crease of from twenty to thirty per
cent. in its apple crop over last year,
while a decrease of twenty-two per
cent. Is indicated for British Columbia.
The total crop this year le expected
to amount to 3.000,000 barrels, as com-
pared with 3,44 .000 barrels last year,
and 3.200,000 barrels for the five-year
The ryapathl of the co+fonattl is ea-
teoded to the bereaved family and
friends. Mer son, Mr. Thos. Rodger, of
Newcastle, was home tor the femoral.
Dr. std Mrs. Victor Johastou and
children. of Lurknow, visited on Sun-
day at the huusyt the former's stater,
llira, J. t. CaapbiaL
Mr. Wm. McDowell was • visitor to
Ooderkh on Monday.
Mr. J. L. Stone'huut• and his sister,
Mrs. Nixon. were at lagrrsull nue day
last week attending the funeral of a
relative. Mr. Rath.
Mt. W. F.:'smpi.eit 1tar•es uu 'routs-"
day atomism for Toe/mato. where he will
attend the 1'ultel Church Mlralouary
Congress to be held at Massey Hall.
Mr. ('amplell will return home Friday
night.
Anniversary serviees will be held In
the Westfield United ehure•b on Suaday,
(Molter 4111. at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. Rev.
Ii- McTavish of Exeter will be the
speaker for both afternoon and evening
aervlcee. Special music will be given
by the choir.
glen. Me Brien, of Whitechurch. la
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Percy Vin-
cent.
lin- B. H. Taylor of Blyth JP the
average. Present indications are that guest of her daughter. Hca. Albert
apples wilt run average or better lu'
size and weather eeondtttons have-issu
such that color should be
Walsh. this week. - -----
Mr. and Mrs, R, yloceat, Mrs; d -
Rodger and his moth*. Vire.
W. Rodger. leave as Tbnr54U for
Pedigreed Cedierels Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent will
The quality of the male bird Is mor? attend the Mlastoaary Congress *t
important for stomas in breeding potrl- Ma..el Hall.
try for production than any other
single factor. This la ■ principle which
has been ai' epted for many years. and
each succeeding year in pedigree breed -
Ing work shows more conclusively that
It Is sound. it is largely througb the
mate bird that the benefits of high
power blood liars developed through
aprcialiawl breeding are pawed along
male birds has been such as to place
them beyond the teach of the average
farmer. TqliHringemenbt with breed-
ers this year, however. a supply of
cnekere4s 1.1 teeny flne,qualite is being
made available at a rust not to exeed
V. per bird. The FvelerAI Deperfinent
of Agriculture Is ,i'.umllg one-thinl
came h' New York In lSwt end sono ••prone rain fell. 1t was more lye than -
after'beesnie a citizen. He knew Hen- rain. Next morning the ,nrfaew of the Canadian -grown apple, to Great Brit-
ry •George and Tom L. Johnston. and
nearly all the Parry Maitland River was strewn with dead aiin anti are prepared 1, make ndvs:wee
Ash. Since then not a, eagle living fish ' to $hh' 1ppers e* the high' of n max immu
movement. He son' one of the .Old
leaders o1 the has been -slew) in the etre'am.' r.f 71•50 per barrel or 50 ,vols per
Guard ami, had charge of the speakers From Brussels rano• the following: }"hamper mm 'MI of apdele• •tttppeel on -
bureau in the clomps -Mtn of Henry "On Monday afternoon. on account of der the Government guarantee. This
age•the great smoke that came from the advance arrangement applies only hi
Ge'o for the mayoralty in 1�71i. ease of carload shipment. despatched
The work of the Manhattan Single west. It became "' dark that the lightsease
the Government representative in
Great Britain.
Tax CIA *111 go on. It remains kiln _the places of hnmtness lied to 1*
monument to 81s high emteavnrs. He lighted and at 4 o'clock k tt was as dark
Iclllt up an otogrnis•tktl whose watt h- as any night could be and remained
word bas bee* eneet&re °greet. Ile aur- that way until actual night. About
rounded himself with men who coo- 4 p.m. a light abower of rani fell and
wended him worti as Winton the whole with it ashes and dust. to that --
of the moot worthwhile activity being thing was covered with a atrong lie.
1s about one-tenth of the populationtarried on. beginning with his •frie*d I
the' whole Dominion.-Nnida''hi l Robert Sehalkenbach dowel to RD.ThP little rain that was caught wasgylfq unfit for ume, while fences and
^^"' Seoatbott.too mach to cities.. _ ..��
you melt who were later attracted elllnp-AI look In a had state. The
• • •• by his perwmu.lity and hie unselfish Is nein -morning the Ash In the river
hovers over bora for the 'ante. And he emMbltahel were. dead by the thoueandt- The
:1n air of expee•tanry p do weber. that wase lite pride of I } veru Ino at prc•t•ett
and -wit
the wheat market and strong hopes are
interested visitors from . very country re filial with deed fish."
entertained that higher prices will soon the world.- the pools aSls are
tl delle
1P nese wap evi-
bring back tame activity -in the trade- ••A great leader has fallen. Hls�(lrntly not as serious au In abhor parts
Better prleec for wheat would mean worth will for recognizedin the clearer ,of the eoanty. neverthele.s It merited nlollg well and fall wheat lo nicely
better towline ms throughout the country, vislun that death brings when misun- the following mention: •'1 )u Monday lip in many !e, ti, ell A R
Weekly Crep Report
Silo filling has been the order of on Monday. were brought to the home
-
Fred Wong
MI ROW Mae itltgiirrs it1
t0)�-
ICE CREAM DRINKS la CO�i DRINKSS
LIGHT LUNCHES
-TRY-
Crick's Resttaow
Bole Dealer far ilii l.'a
Chuckles (�GGlMM
TELEPHONE 145
Wog Sae d Square, Gold*
OTICE
Poultry Shipments reoeived on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Beg Shipments received on
week -day -
Open Saturday nights until - --r---
10 o'clock.
-WE PAY CASH -
Eggs
•MgTsdjed� while yon Qw{ajit..
muthoLLArro & JERVIS
Warehouse: Last St., Goderich
Telephone 110
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WEST I'I}:1.I'. Sept :".1. --Ire. Mat-
theers. of near Lueknow, Is the guest of
her daughter, )Ira. End 1r'ightman.
Mrs. Barkley. of 1 V1111 1014. le visit -L -
Ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
W. A. t'amplwll.
His many friend. are merry to hear
Of the Illneee of Mr. Lorne Stonehouse
and wish for him a speedy recovery. _ -
The remaine of the tate Mrs. John
Rodger. who pacset away at Clinton
the day In the last fortnight. named- of her husband, Mr. John Rodger, the
tag to reports received from represses- fnneral taking place at 2.11D o'clock oa
tatttrea- The corn crop was reported Tuesday. Rev. I►r. Mortlmorc had
the best in years and exeeptb.nally well ,•harge of the funeral aerriee and
matured in all districts. Pleat° dig- ment was made In the Westfield rem. -
ging and Isnekwhe•rt harvet'tinR hate I tory. Mr. Rodger had been in poor
being of high quality ami henry yield'- a happy reteace to all her suffering.
Foot.wearin Distinctive Styl�
Our customers will appreciate the many distinctive style features
which characterize the smart Shoes we are showing this season.
Tiwy will take their place in the front rank of the Hater a tyle
-� -parade.
The predominating •tyles arc black and brown kid leathers in Pumps
, and Ties sit!, • variety of beetle, mostly the medium Cuban for street
-' wear.
The selection is so extensive for men, women and children that ere
__-ass sure we Can Used please lR qu�y'..$Jr � peals 11 yoo'U
only let to try.
GEO. MACVICAR-
THE - PR CAL . GNOE WAR
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE GODERICH
ale, 'wen In pt„grees. the former leaf 4aeaith 1..r year. and the end came as
Heavy rains were extremely beneficial
not only in freechet6lg nit pasture* but
In making it po.sihle tea carry on with
tall plowing. New seedingc are eomifg
derstanliuR. and carinae anlm,ntitles ' great deal of
demonstrating once more that wheat' nftentmm the ehn,ogohere Iseame AO
the g,cond erns of awl rimer has been
hoer pmw.el awn/." ImpregnAtel with *make that far soy
top the kingpin of Canadian commerce. Peal hours the mon mos erompletrly ole • Pavel and fair yields reported.
THIS TOPSI-TL Rt 1 WORLD e-iireel. About four o'clock the lamps 1 1 fettle Rapt
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4 Toned() Mall and Empire) had to be lighted In the shop* and I Hon. Thomas 1.. leg eery has an -
1. London rubber brokers were Com- dwellings and a person could t•arcell 'room sol that aumber a Kennedy
! with
weuting upon the "give-away" prices he distinguished a few feet off on the•
sn-
ot raw ruiner, which goe.'s foto tires street. Next morning. however. the Western I'rgcinee-a and I►omininn au -
ma which rapidly to transport food ' machinery wac all right again and Old ; thoritie s the It st R'teptern cattle at
tr
*tuffs from market gardens to such vol shunt' forth as brightly Ac peer." the lensed p►opmihir peter >ytw:'L�ile
cities as Toronto. Benighted in Colborn Tewrahlp I made available for pnrehase In Ontario
2. The Ontario Department of Agri- 'rite t:xp1.1l11r last week published ober, feed. which the 1PrpIrk.-_ lack
iultniT wig offering to give away 001
bushels of tomatoes to all or any who
would take them. They were so.cheap
there was no market fttr them.
- 1.; -'Wheat t. leo &teap In erase watt'
totrilta_ of the continent that 1t can be
Imught for 15 -rents - a` :--A
bnc}RI of wheat makes about stxt9-11ve
loaves of bread. one pound each.
.4, . Coffee Is being burned. in ,huge
stave bonfires down In Brasil. -
5. 'Peach tree". erapevinee are being
axed. uprooted. burner 1n PiTIfoieii
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The report at the crippled clttldren'o
clinic at lieaforth on Saturday draw..
-• 'attention once- more to the splendid
work that tit being done under the
- auspices otThe Lions elide for unfor.
tunate children. Some who otherwise
would have little chance for happl-
bias aa -i• /routs, in itft-iJ fWbeittr "pat
on pule feet" in very truth.
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'"alla-S,wrepAn*hi DLhooua nn
wheat production le not working out
eatiafae •t r1i , ATKefta _farmers -_say'
that it is not the best way of amslcting
the We'd. beeallme It helps the man whew
1 has a good crop while nothing 1. done
for the man whose crop was a fallnre.
They cuggext as an alternative that the
Government pay .one_ dollar an acre
- to atone nnfnrhlnatko tiarwers.. am. Mr..
, Bennett has, promie.d ilia considera-
tion. When the five -tent Monne was
iles before the Hollow of Commons et the
last Wootton. Time. McMillan. the South
Huron member. painted mit file weak
spot In the pmptooal. " •
t MOO,
• • •
1 f the mole of the nrltlgh f h to the toed neer Smiths HILI proved
per„, n wolf, a Mr. Buchanan.lat i"lightly different plane then the
farmer'* tpNn.
l
an4T-� -he ante the - lrnlitai .
not he mid. '
6. Truck ganleliers near Port Credit
have been "gelling' corn on the cots at
three dozen for five eentc.
following from a Toronto reader:
Toronto. September 22.
Dear Expamitor.-i was much in-
terested In reading your account of
lark ltnn1*cZ .Lt.. Weatrrn Ontario. tube goal in the negotiation. le the
contained in the bud two loons of1'BTit1*Prieteyseas market. It is h,spAR
The Rzpoeltor. hire rhe-t•o-ope'retion of rsIlwayc
i well ree.tl the due. haring driven Anrl ),hake- t'olnnrl Kennedy hope.
with horse .54 MuRRr from Wingham that file (►ntario farm'-. with Ananelel
to floderleh that morning. About.3 aid
that may Ft fortheeomtng, will take
eirioek In the afternoon. mixed clouds
fn the new Arrringom'nf. Feed Ise pien-
h*ng over -the lake, suggesting ■ tifiil and (-heap In Ontario ■cad the
in file w�ilher. although it was
British market for flnl/hed steers was
Mhereat* a=hsnntihal autumn day. We
never better
at the present time. 1' tothe had In
abundance. The Mintcter went Went to
inspect personally the type of cattle
which will lie shipper east. The nitl-
decided to start on rule return trip
Machine Pulls Y.. ...
about 4 p.m.. hilt bed not gotten veal Theme days oar hears A int about
far when we became alarmed at what file "machine MRP' end of what out
appeared approaching night. We ehlnp, will do. hat It to certainly in-
pres,el 1111, however. but ac the dark -
nese deepened Into inky bineknese we tereattng to note that A machine
outside to follow the road and de- .hem been decelopel whieb will pull
cider to beg lodging* et the fret farm the feathers off a hen faster than It
twine. A dim light In a window elate ran rte done by bend and do a hrttpr
joh, Ry ihr simple prow of aping
JI►HN 1RECKF:NRIfNiF
one of the faremoat eitizeno of the
Proposals n e - Tiling, of Ripley was ea1Ic4 from earth nets of itMminnm dl'tk*. emelt revolving
Qaat Indies to the 17 Wuxi f[t�1 - Te ion September 21st. In the pr fi a web -cone loe•{inner, mill i Niel{!ve the
?tsRn ltrerkenrhtee,-o-itotiet-a-
- liquid' that -of
Repuldle leave mit el account the
wlxhee of the people mead eoneerned,
the Inhabitant* of the Wept Tndies.
There I. no IodleatIon that they de-
nim any change of netlnnnllly: the
evidence. indeed. le all the other way.
Another suggestion that ("repo* op every
new and then im that the Wends .honld
he annexed to ('anada end g'vr•rnrd
from Ottawa- Tune.listnn. r rnnncction
Ich. Deceased uses In hie acventy•first
pear and hotel lsrn HI over two years.
His parents were Mr, ami Mrs. John
Rreekrmrldge.'-whn will be remembered
by older residents of ibis Town. De -
reamed llvel for some yearn in Huron
tnwnahlip. Brace evmnty, thew -far three
years at Calumet. Mk'h., anti for two
Morn at Norwleh. Conn. RPtarnine to
this empire' thlrty-seven yekns ago.
hP took /DM residence hi 1kt•.111161re of
Ripley. were ire 841111 a fine
of MI* .art would -Me of dmthtfnl lone- home. In edditlon to bona • site.
fit, however. either to the Beat Indic- , •ssfnl former. Mr. Breckenridge ii'aa
or to Canada. Best -Informed njlininn also n pin.trring r•mli-._ 44 sari PCP- St. !Moe on .toid•iy.
-•o- t.•lotted menu r'ntritme tea-thlit ttm• ifs Afi** tMIvP Netteeedy+of Witite•ltotrcit...
w n m cat na f11r ;the awes. --an efficient phase L_prrduced
night. ,T think that espericnee would
provide a thrill. even In this -day of
super -thrills. for If looked like "good --
night" to th■tnlght and all nlgbtc.
het aa the +stn %hone nut brightly next
morning we fearful. ones were assured
of aitnther- Tn-mamas-."
W. $OMFRVIT.LF..
BELFAST
BELFAST. Sept 2`4.- A amnia,
from lure ntMnd...l 11• *drool fair At
alfl �l
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What time shall,,
I meet you?
sotoems tvo 8.'j6'w�-Akt1e *lister erBIi: .
merein1 rrletinn. with Cnnxdn act de- wits a ni•mMer of the 'wooden of the 01s•111 the week -eel with her friend,
1 is net Ripley 1'rr.hytrrlen rhnrch. He I* .car \lies Nein Inn, k" tt. Rut
A day's work finished
slrahlP the Anne2Atlnn pmptrlsA ctcoel by his wife. two sone. Rlls•el of Anniversary .enlres a•rrv• held at
cher •r• still fresh and .bright.
resented xerMusly:'•eT,ord Oliver, who Detroit end Rent of Hurontown.hlp. He'k,•t1'. rhnrch on Sunday. Rev. Sir.
to be an "expert" In Wes Is- end two daughter..., Mr.. KPnnetTi fins- Finley -of 1l'nocrler loping the .pa•c1n1
They will tell you that the way
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•'711o*t• egionle* which. unlike
tamal'a. are not cln.tely depe•adrnf
til. United Platy. market
haat -recently manlfetted a 4eilr.
For :moi preferentlel trade
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by ami Mi.. Edith. R.N.• of Detroit: speaker. The mixed quartette from
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and two sisters. Mr.. Wll.nnInnd Nile* (-Lal finish. In the Afternoon
Jessie. Rrceketirldge of Norwich. Conn. Mics Melds Lane. of atretfor,l Noir•
The fnneriti on W,dTne•Aay of tort week met. spent *+*indite at ler how._.
to Ripley armoury we. tercel! et- Mr and Mr.. .lam Sherwood end
t.nneeli- Among those pre*eat were i Kr end Mrs. Andrew (taunt !pent
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1lke.at and Roy. of Goderich.
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gently at Mg, Anew an Arm. pw•noden
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