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��.., i�REVIVIK%THE CURFEW going to the utter disregard of' the :901=10mleal It* send O,UO Mau to t1'W ding -4M August 16th, at bigli u, ' 'I"p,
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I, 'Pupty, ba,ve. ,recently p, d a ' share of the farmers are idle except bride, -who was ,given away Iby her ftri,ough I . 1-' . .. C� ., F. , !.� . I .:�. , ... , I
V . -A 1, 6 I . �'l - cvrfew Iby4av, which enacts that &I, and highways and t4e, sooner it is for chares and wood cutting during from Japan, aq,eompanied by IV% PAL.. I 11
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W '. I , i , . daildven',rstllder a certain age, unlites; I white crepe -back satin with a ftshiOTL� end here with their cousin,, the Rev. I " � r � . . 1.
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P,'�J �!� . done, the. better. the winter, while others go Off,- often fatberi looked charming in a gown, of her mother and sister, spent the week I'M.", ... , �0
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, I- ,:: I - ipop , Ie, person, must be OR the silk lace. She wore a veil trimmed A;glicin ,Church. Previous. togoing I . ' 7 " � . . ' 1, . . - . � I � 11
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.. L, I .1 . p WHAT'S WRONG WITH' community to o, with orange blossoms and pointed out to Japan, 'Xisx-Isaac"s home was I I 1. .1
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1, . . extra energy all winter long? I . . .. . . I . . I .
�(( � Tw�nt; years' -or more ago, the cur- FARMERS? roses with lily of the valley. The weq- camping at I I . I., .. . I
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� � "I'll �I �, � I nothing fanciful and impractical. Ev- - -as of pastel green, with a very painful accident W.1'4'ile Gra Hardwood I!, .�
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!_�`, t)ie warning conveyed by it tolli�g There is a silence that encloses the of them have been intelligently com- hair hat with shoes and hose t6 sling., the whippletree broke with the . In 3.sizes, . � . ,. )w
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. 1. . : notes was pretty generally heeded by match and a fox fur, the gift of the strain of pulling and flew back with . . I . � I ._.
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11'. I I ity. ery two farms is abandoned. It is a pletely adequate factory, with proper their honeymoon for Sturgeon La-ke lowing his ,operation days 11111,111 "Ill I j
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11 I . -mere are not only hills as beautiful Not unless there arises in America their residence in Buffalo, N. Y. spent a ,day or so here with h r 4 I I— i li . . I
" I us England or Italy, but excellent soil. a very co-n,s4deT&bl,- number of keen 'G,ests. were -present from Welland, mother during the past Week. . . 2 feet 10 i I
"..I a curfew bell is, it is a word, -:mtside It is rocky, yes, but it supported once and ambitious youngsters, freed'fro-m Buftlo Stratford, Seafarth, Kippen, -miss �Iazsl H i sp i
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.'"I , who Clinton' and Ridgeway. - weeks' holidays in London with her J� x 6 feet I 0 inches s. .
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"I . . I until farmers learn to look at their willing to -obey the farm bosses wh aunt, Mrs. William Vanhorn. - , .1 I .. .
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R" years ago that the curfew bell was a America that professional men are whom th I . Miss Maude Higgins, of Wingliam, I I "I 11 . I 01 -i ,
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"'�r and w r of Indians at work Higgins, of our village. .
I . would imagine that to -day it would there is a tradition that farmer, e., t I Imov and wearing store clothes quite a numbe 'Mr. A. 'Buits, of Toronto, has been I I
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l.,.� . I have almost a vital bearing on the _Mweve-T desiTablei. not the only Regular price $2.25; sale price $1.78 -
. 1,010 per cent. of them, superior to ar4 pulling flax in this section.
ILI; I factory workers; that they'are more luxttrry in life; who can see farming . Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier 'have here visiting his sisters, Mrs. John bale Price Regular price $2.75; sale price $2.20 � .
I. , welfare of those same communities. honest and courageous ---able, to face as an adventure profiUblq,as manu- retirrne -a a few weeks' vacation Murdoch, ,Mrs. Dinsdale and, Mrs. � I . I
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� In those other days, children, and the loneliness of the country, with no faeturimg, companiona6!le as any mil- spent in New York State. . Regular price $3.25; sale price $2.59
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11 I . particularly, girls, -did not possess the need for the crowds, the shops and itia drill, skilled as chemistry and as Mr. L, Prang 'has -remodelled his The Misses Mary and Emma John- $1.78 . .
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I- . the movies. . horiest and healthy as -well, as farm- repair shop and now has much more ston, accompanied by Miss Ethel Mur -
R... , liberty, one mlight even. say, license, Often that is ,true. And ,often it ing! room for repairing autos, etc. dock, motored to Buffalo and Tona- I - Regular price $4.75; saleprice $3.59
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, .V.: � which they possess to�day. Twenty isn't. Often the farmer is what the The dry weather has ripened the wanda, N. Y., and spent the, first part :
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, . game of some kind, On almost every escapist is the man who avoids com- CONSTANCE . have started to harvest the crop. The .iOur basebajlboys� look well in their "k. 'A ,
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. vacant lot -of every town. The game associations average yield per a -ere
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I.t, with other human, beings by fleeing 'ight bushels. Other grains have doubt, give as good an account of ,.
. . I �, was the reward looked forward to for Notes. -Miss Elizabeth and Lcuis,Q� L rly ,all been threshed and the yield themselves in future games as they CASH ONLY
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"'. 2C day's work, and -when the game was authorship is particularly infested and quality are satisfactory. -Some have in ,the past. - ,
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�:. . tion than the down town stm!,ts. explorers, so highly praised for dar- couritof the drought and 'have to haul visiting at the home of Mr. and Mxs.
A, . jungle beat or ice floes, a* accompanied by other young 1�eople I it for miles,� William Pep,per,'a mile east of our Geo. A. SILLS & SON
� . To -day the children, of the towns- lug re, really were entertained at a marshmallow - Vard, spent 'village. I i
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L don't know anything about the chores roast at the hofne of Miss Anna and ' - i - ,
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III., of ,other days and they don't Play emotional stress of staying home and 'Mr. and Mrs. Daniel' Thiel, of Po ,re in London this week — ______ -_ I
� �_ games. Professionals are hired to getting along with their wives and -, ---,--.-. Waterloo, visited 'relatives here orver spending a few days with relatives ,
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.I.,. is not the, haveiv that it used 16o be, it farmers as well; plenty of spent the past week visiting at the iting with her cousin, Grace, le
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" is only the place from which youth farmers who find it easier to -rise by Notes.----�Kr. and Mrs, Charles Min- home -of 'his mother, ,Mrs. Autie John- few days ago for Windsor, vrheTe the i I
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ii 11 diversion. a wallow of mud, to endlire chaff atMr. Ed, Johns last Tuesday. !Mr. J. E. Hess, of Toronto, visited her home in Toronto. ,
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.: ,. 'Reviving the curfew bell can do no dowm a sweaty neck at harvest, than MIT. and Mrs, William Pybus, of relatives here an Tuesday. Mr. Lloyd Hudson and wife .at -e' __ --w�,�,.""',_111 �e, -11
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... , �;,. . barm and might do good- It would the Practical -joking fellow workeTs in Bob Biogg and daughter, of Windsor, Baden, visited Telative.% here on'Sun- wi I X � -1 � -304., 1930
11 ., ; I ,,, at least, properly enforced of course.. a factory. Well, if they Prefer the v1sited in the neighborhood last Sun- day. going on as far as �Sault Ste. Marie. . 1� , .1
, 1, serve as -a means of introducing some lonelier but less. complicated life. day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Truemner and Mrs A very interesting game of ,base- Make your plans now to '
'..... . parents to their c*ldren � ';�; ball is to be played on our diamond � c0rn.e�..,to the best
,:�.' and some �pleudid. But let them not take ered-' lfxs. 'Morley, of ,Whalen, is visiting Ayres, of Detroit, visited at the ho
1�, it for heroism. her daughter, 'Mrs. Ewart Pym. of ,Mrs. -E. Trueniney over the week on (Saturday afternoon between. Fer- Western Fair ever he-14."'YOU'.11 derive Pr6fit, '' , IQ
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children to their homes and beds. The day of`%ho lone and- independent .Mr. and,Mr.s., S. W,haley,..qf. ,St., end.-- ' I gus and our home team and will, no Ed-Cication and'P"leasuie fr6m it,,., -111"', ., ,.,., '_�,
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r.l. OLD CARS ON ROADS h ed a few weeks ago at a London h,,- pp in the game and the con -test Tom- Stock, Agriculture, Art, "Pure Food,.' .
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, 10. . sortof farming in which he is, entire- 'Mr. and Mrs. Alden Jones, of Lon- pita,l. spirited on&. I ,
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.�, . , A number of papers in recent weeks lYhOlPless 'before an unscientific sys- don, visited at MT. H. Johns' last Sun- MIT. arid Mrs. Kippen have moved I -W 110 .
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. �,;. ( among them The Farmers' Advocate, tem ,of marketing, who. is ambitious day. into, the house, opposite .. C. Walliam Slavin, Jr., were in, Toronto plays, Women s Work, etc. Rubin and
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n IiIfrs. N. Saundercoe Cherry Midwa�, Extra Special - G '
''� I �ave bee' drawing very pointed at- accomplishment, must think'not only ed as rnechanic -at Rose's garage. ,k is in Clinton randstand
,, " . tentian to the danger of allovving so of his own problem but of that of ev- MANLEY this week renewing acquaintances, . Features. Evening Horse Show, .Trotting
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.11.1 . . . . is strength." shed to St. Joseph's Hospit on,- Now wheat is being mar1reted at Wxs. Robertson and little son, of . I -
, The used car problem, while it is don, last ,Sunday and operated on for the local mill and farmers, who Eire Staff a, spent the Past week with their $509009 1pug PSI% .ffrz
.:1 There axe Of course.,a number of appendicitis. She is convalescing relatives Mr. and. Mrs. Charles L.
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�".: ively to the manufacturers of auto- work together. There are- cu -opera- Mr. and Nifrs. Charles Hall and Mrs. WT: 101, OI&T's
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I of Camp- have returned to -Chicago after spend- . .- T. Bay and report a most enjoyable trip.
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�. I . ': ment will have to Pay some immediate bell of Montana in which one man -or ing thedr holidays with friends bear. As we are wifting this, V%Tednes- Entries close August 28th
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. �. one small group of'men control from ,Mr. Wilfred O'Hara. has returned HENSALL day afternoon, a. largery attendeql Write for information and prize lists. I
.,. , attention to as well. 10,000 to, 100,000 acres with roost of home after spending his -vacation in bowling tournament is being held on
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,., present. And that in a large measure 0 returned home to Kincardine, where Friday evening last to consider By- jewellerrY show window of Messrs. I - - - -
". bion -a combination, of the farmers Mr, McKay is resuming his duties on law No. 7, r4 the curfew bell. All Fred Hess- & Son. . = I
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I I � is true. But the Ford is not tho, only themselves, remaining as ,yartners, the t%adlan National. the members were present except R. Mr. S. L. Peppler, accountant in the I
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.1�, I -car that -will run whether it be in sharing their energy and their land. , Sisters Edita and Agnes, f*jom Cameron and W. COnSitt. Moved by Bank,of Montreal, together with Mrs. \ . -
., whole or in part. Here is the sort Of co-mbinatioii, al- Pete6o.rough, are visiting with sis- J. W. Ortwein amd seconded by G. C. 1,011riler, are spending a couple or so
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, s4nds, of cars -running over the roads 300 farmers, with an- averag,�, of 200 and her brother, Mir. Jerry O'Hara. arid second reading. -Carried. XOv- and ,other places. .
� ,.", . a,cres each, form together a 60,000- Mr. John. Deitz has Purchased a e,d by G. U. Petty and seconded by J. Miss Flossie Foss is spending a I
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to�-day that possess nothing but the acre farm. This is a plot nine miles thre h ng out t f or 7 be week or so in Toronto.
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i � motive power to drive them. by ten. In the center is the village has finished harvesting and, threshing given third and final reading. --Car- Mr. Ste, one of the post office
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., I;pf saftey devices they have none- in short order. Tied. Moved by J. W. Ortwein and staff at t walrt .
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-o horn, no brakes, no pro- -d men" dwell, mak- Harvesting o-peratioms are about seconded by G. C. Petty, that this office, who was- here, spending several I I .,
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facilities. Yet they run. about, The village has comfortable lot' but the root and potato crops and Vas- A- Paterson, 'Clerk. I this week. . Summer Ho . t
,, . or tagels with running water, Conimun- tUTeS-aTe suffering from the, long con- ',Church Services. -The services in MT. 'Hemphill's new garag,a at.the - , mes I
. . I our three local churches were well at-
�, I rafther their owners drive them about ity laundries. baking ovens and baths tlinued drought. . rear of his dwelling on Main, Street, -V v r �
..% -with as much assurance as if they make these cottages and the, domestic � - - --.-,. � tended on :Su7nday last, In St. Paul's is nearing conipletion and presents a FIREloSAII r.. 0 !
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I,' upkeRtp immemsely cheaper than if Anglican Church the rector, the Rev. very -nice appearance, being both . i
V..., ete and fool pr.1of unit, Pi;., -h weTe built far from its neigh- VARNA M. B. Parker, delivered interesting roomy and well finished. The cement , i
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I ,,, discourses. At Carmel -Presbyterian foundation was put in by Mr. T I ROTECT your family by
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11, Church the services were taken, by and thebuilding erected by MT. Sang- I Z,
,, ist and a creamery. Reid, -of Toronto, will 'be pleased to . I Pmal4ng your Summer
� ,, I about under practically no control Rev. Mr. Walker, of Niagara Falls, ster. 'A .
'. No longer will the children have to know Mrs. 'Reid, who has- bean under I home draught -proof, dust.
, . -whatsoever. I trudge. n-dles to school. And the farm the doctor's care, has quite recovered who pleased the congregations with Mr. and Mrs, Lake and family, of .� proof and fire -s' I
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, K, To bar the roads to all old cars, wives are no longer lonely. I do nou and is able to be about again. good practical sermons. There- ,was St. Catharines, were visitors this week ,,! -- FFFFT""77-1 17",1,�,!' . ��'� 4, f,�j"' afe. The new
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, . iting friends in and around Varna does' not burn will render
. " tion, ,because there are many old cars Asylum at Fergus Falls, Minnesota, the coming Sunday the ReV. MT. Rev- homes a few days ago, accompanied . You this service at small cost. I
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,; There are many farmers and others had mad only loneli relatives in Tuppersville. aftion this week connected strong walls, ceilitigs and .- . .4,
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� � I gone. through - timely and well thought out sermons. as they are with tourangime-nts and ^A- -1 '10ft'. need' I �A
, 1. . who use or could use an old car to, ness, and for whom the cure is so sim� 119x. Frank Keyes, of Niagara, spe4t and at theevening service Mr. W. 'O. matches, . partitions. it s no de-
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. �� advantage on the farm or. in some ". , - 11,6 a. encouraging T, em to . . Goodwin and Mrs. George Hess re -n- A ratheramusing incide t w s t t .. C014— kwhen panelled)
�, 1_ sit and rock and knit and chatter to- Mr. Slam Rathwell, of Waterford n A ha 40D� but yoIg 6�
,, other -business for hauling and truck- spent Sunday with relatives here I dered a very pleasing duet. of where a -poor follow attempted to _r . tiftt, paper 4 -
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"I I.. ing or in case of emergencies. Nearest to the village, at its edge, Miss Violet .Morrison spent a few The Bowling Tournament-4he an- run -an automobile without the. netes- . I
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� �i � , ianient Of sary skill and knowledg*, and co i . easily and quiddy applied, is
, � With these the public has little con- are the fowl yards, thecattle ,,table,, days with Miss Frances Mossop. the Hensall Lawii Bowling Vub, was to, g-Aef with a ming I - .
,�I, MT. G. 'Pilgrim, -of the. banking held badly smashed car __.;_�_:, a Permanent asset, and is . .
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chanic, the community carpenter shop ston, has returned to s day af ternoon and evening -of this where ,9, dooto * as . .
1.� cern, because, they are used in the way the garages with their community me- on -the club greens on Wednes- and bodily Inju V d uperior to other I
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.. %,. vKhuni there well defined sense of an are those in Germany"I put MT. and,Xrs, F. Weekes inotored to veterinary surgeon with regr2t that - listed below.,
_'Aj � us to shame. , afternoor and well -on into, zhe night he co;ulds not treat him but he Gur- Ask him today .
I I . safety first. , %ii Listowel in company with 'Mrs. Woods there was a large crowd of interested prised the doctor by s44��j_ you are, . for full information omq)�. I
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I ,s ... \ That. class of old ear and that class are, taken to work, not each in his tiveg for a week or -more. spectators watching the keeraly COTI, .Just thg man to treat me as I am a , toc Wallboard or send for 4 �
I ,..� of driver is scarcely more liable to be rickety flivver,but together, in, a C`07n_ t attended tested games -4 Thp entry list num. jackass to think I could run that car. interesting ffee. book '-'Build.� , I �
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"i". the cause of an accident than is a munity bus. And they do not take the ice cream social which was held bered 20, th4 shlp6 and clubs TePTe%- Miss 'Haltie McQueen- j87 and has I
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� 1,11 � . good driver behind the wheel 61 the tin boxes of cold lunch; their hinches on Mr. McBride's lawn, Make,; , being: - . Douglas, Teeswater; been camping at 'Grand Bend for sev- 193proc.10 I I
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111�1 . . newest model. i h; Robertson, Blyth; -Edwards, 'Miss Mary McKay )ias returned to , �
better rthan mlost of our ained don, accompanied by their friend, Mrs. "'
t'�,,� __--` '' ftt-them isi unfortulwtely,-ano ,erigg , -_ , � , 11 GYPSUM, LIMig AND
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