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I ,- i I .1 . - - _ - I 4 ."A r- - T�_____P� . I � I I . _1711 I ,i , I : : 1 1 . I . � I - - : �� ,'. , � ,! I I I I � , 4`::*"1:1 ' 111� I'll: , , 1. 11111 11:1 1: 11 1,:1 I I - I .1 I ,� I i�� . � . i . . . . � . , , �� 11: . , - I I ; . . 'ie, - � I I . 1 . � -1 . .. .1 I , " , :,,,�,� , ,� :",. - . � , � -ji I I fleer who "came of a famous Lincoln- � ie"'. � ��i �� ., . � , ,,., ,,� I � CEL,F-5RATE GOLDEN WEDDING .1 , .1i".1, :%, gled years -to payfo�r is no IoWer his, TWO SETS OF T'WINO-i 11 �� : 65 �, ", 'Meanwhile, local- autonomy, as a fun� I ... , �, ... � , I - I I I I I - I . I . .. I � . shire family, which for generations . I �� ..'� , 1p, damental p.T H 0Q,L- ECTI! i �`� .,* I ".. � - I .0 1 1 . , 1�1 had feared God,. served the Kipg and Ros'e' �1_r I inciple of govertim,ntand SIC , SE A,.�, � , I a cherished protection of the , eoplols, . I I . � �., , "4; ".: . ; 1 , I "�i t I I voted Tory." Yet she just as sym- . ,J U." . , P . 11 .. . I , . I I � I ;r�` .1:1.1 ', pati . Ily ,portrays the- leader of a ;;q ... liberties. our Provincial Lejetslatures � , �iii I .. ,*�`,,,�`.� .*,�!it��i�!�?"�i,.!'�:i�i� . . . . . ��i� . X hill tribe and aGernian officer -prince have prattically abolished, It is not' � .1 . , :�;'.':*-.,.�.�!.� ..,.!.1'1:;:: . 1.111, ... I .. - F 1. . �� ....... . . . . . . . . . 113 -;1;.N:::N;i ,whose alliance with the Soviets pri i ,,� in the power of either township or . 1. '�",." ", , 't I.... , I '' � � ". "'I'l A ffidr` I 'a 1:, wii ""'...�:.N. il ,�%!�lk'�i..;"��'ii�i�.'!i��]��i!�!i'��i��: .,�.'ii..,."..,.,..,.;..*?,,,'*':� .,:.*.:�!�i�.�!,;..�i�i�.-li�i�i��i��ii-I.-i��i�:i.:...I �.,�."".'�..'..'."..-'..'..-'�.�".*..-'�... , I *1 county councils to reduce taxation in . .. I ii.1`-`.11'_..,..., I If .-�.`,�.. vides much of the mechanism of the ��ipl,k��; I * W.-I..'.*,..*�*..".,..*...'..,�..*..'- Plot, "(I any way worth while. County coun- .1 :i, :i:-:-:i,`:' . ' .M. - '4' .rr' .; '. :1 ;.:.:.:....:' 7, 1 ,�v�i-I'�,��1.1�*��i�!�!�i�i��!�i�i�;"."i�i�i: ..*."..'.".."..-'�,'..-'.-'..-'�.",,.-*.."..-'..".,...'.....,..,��'.,".'.?.-....-.,...- ..'-..'.- "The 'Shadow -on the Steppe" should cils and township councils, are com- . ... .,..�.',."....".""i..",,.!,:.",;..-�.M...,.,! . .... , .".. I ....'. -1 - , ....., ii�]��..'�i..,.,.?.,i�:iii:�!�i��i��i�..�.-.'�iii�i��! '..*.,.-,.".",.."'..��.-'.*i.,'.-'�."."�'..",..""�...""i,.,.,.,.,,.�.�...-,.-��,.',".I-,*.".��,',-'?.'i.","::::::,:.".*.'.Ii r , ,;: . . . . . . ".:,..,:�:�":!:;:;:;:;:::;:::;:::;: .-�.:::�;:;:1::::;: .:'i I.. be of interest to Londoners fu its pelled to collect large proportions of .!X; ..., .11 "I'�l.'.'�"I.".*.".'.,�,!"'� own sake, as well as the fact that the .. �. ,:�i]��!iiji!!ji "'�l.'�"..'.*""..'�l*.."".'��'.., " ;, :i*ii�.'.': 1.0 ?.�l"?,.,..'.*�.","..'..*..'.'.,,.�...",".'. P."�',`.,' I co I these eiver-increasing taxes without 4 �*, , I .. .. :.:.:,!-%�i-,. .1� .. :: author wro,te it here ,and lives here, any voice whatever in the disposal of I.." the money. ....... _n . - t 't, - I :::::j%: :;::i;:::;:;!;:i ::,A '.1.. i��:::��ii�!� �i��i�ij��!�iji.:i�x, . ;.... :!��iii.�'i - . 0.* i��iii,.,% *' . - The Bes: Ual " . : ................... r"..- " " .." 'Contributors to the press may find, I 1, - I ..".111-1. .. .... � ....... � ....... :...,:F I ,�,:,:::i:i:i:�:!:i:::i;.%!:�::,.:j�:i:i:i:::i::�:::::::� - if they choose, some interesting topics � . , .. RE THE BOYS' BAND .. I ;.i�. for discussion in an account of' the I :::::::: ,,�:i;i:�:�,;,i:i:�:��iii�.,'.-",!�i�i",-.'�iiii�ii., Producedin ..., , "i�` -..., 'iii!ii . � ...... S-1 .,.!�i��i�m,?.-.��..,...i�ij�.",:iiiii� . iditi - .. .,. economic con ons to which the. far ._ 1: ... I 1. _ ... -111 i? T:i:�:;:; � ,:: ': .*,.;.; - Editor Expositor: . mer is subjecit id. The public is not . ,-�, ...... " ., ii ..... - - - - - - ::;:;:;:;::::;,.,:::�.::::;::: ; ".:i.,,..,.,.*?'.`*.-, ".,*:: .:. . . at 1, .... ;.,:-�: j"!j::::::;:i!�j .-� ff�%,; I , . - In justice to the citizens of Sea- the W est. ,of ten reminded, for instance, th : , .. ..:��--- iii��i�;ii�ii . forth, and in fairness to,ourselves, we while dealers in meat have made little ..,,�g . ,,.-�,---....... ;. ��j.,,�' ,I r ., ".. g�i� "...I., �;!: or no reduction in their charges they :1� ,.N . - _.., .X.i*�:;i:,' .,� feel it ,only right to reply to the let M� .. .......... ii . . . . . . . . N. CLUFF & SONS. are paying the farmer -for fatted cat- , .,� I. 1:*..,-1'..*.*.::� a. 1.�.,., . .. .-I - ter anonymously signed "Ratepayer," . -, :i.. .., 1, . ..:: ,,;.. tle just about half the price paid last . t X.. � which appeared in, your last issue. '. k �� .. .. �. 7 We regret very much the attitude - -----=! April. Or again, while wool, i world _ ';,-,i �. ." . . - 1. :1-.1 P" �,�. " ( . 11".1'... ... taken in this letter inasmuch as it is product, is selling at about ore- - , .1 , ,,, -X.,,,; .., . �,ii,,-__�Ri:,I,Fk�, 1- " "' � T_ , . --o :i�. �i, "I ,17 :.:; " . , I I . %:: has expressed 'his own personal feel- er has yet observed no reducto _ . 1� .. , ,__......;;;��;..111 �_, .. � '� 'P , .. " .. %!' . I , � " I , "' I , , , .". WHAT'IS WRONG WITH enth -of the war years' price, th i '. - .1 ,..."... the first time unryone, in any town, I 11 , ,,�'�,�'�.�",'I�"li�,4il�'..'�I'lI ' er, that it may . . 4121, :,12, i .1 - � THE FARMER? the price of a suit of clothe. is . i", - �'_ I , . . , . ings, in such a mann , R, . .... i a"3- , . _� �,'i,j!%)X� , 1� '.'� - i,, - i �, family are provided with bo s and �'.. � ��. � prove -a slight ,obstacle, in the -forma- I . .�, ,,,;IAIITII��111,9 . Mr.; and Mrs. Henry Taylor. of Sea f orth, who celebrated the 50t an - n of a junior b yi b d in - (Letter in Toronto Globe) shoes with no abatement of cost as .. � .. r �� . I � 4i I � : 1 ., �,, I 11, .1, , 1; i I h 111 tio. ; o, an Sea . I . I I'll", 1�: � . - ..., in. 41, . . - VMary of their marridge on Monday. forth. We are, not aware that we To the Editor of The Glo,be: In years go by, while the prica offered The above phDto is a snap of two Catpenteri of Dublin, � ,., -, I 11 I .1 ',, � , 11.� 1. . I � . . . have at any time spoken or thought the midst of much discussion about for hides .-barely rem-unerateis for the sets of twins, namely Kenneth and Perhaps rarely, if eVer,in-the his- . .11"; : 1�.,P I i,. ,: L� . expenseof sending them to market. Joseph Murray, aged 6 years sons of tory of this school section, his such, ,� ` ., ". . , ` ... �� . A very happy event and one which gold. disparagingly of the Seafovth Citizens unemployment and business depres- Transportation charges are so ex- MT. and Mrs. Michael Murra;, of Me- an unu-sual coincidence been recorded 1*1 I .'I .� " �.,� 5,::1, , , I but few are privileged, to e9telorate, In the afternoon and evening, a re- Bands. Our work is to, create bands sion,vei little notice seems tai of orbitant that farmers not 40, miles a- Killi and Mary and James Devereux, in the register of this little se,h,DoL ,: I ,., � krs. cepti --not tear them down, and. it is well . "',�.1"Mu , oecurred at the home oT'ATx. and on, was held when -a host of . kl la "I" go. ,� �. 11 I., �144 . , I the stern, fact that agriculture in this way from Toronto have paid for rail- ged 6 years, son and da ghter of Mr. � a � ,- il..�,!� . MWnry Tayli in Seaforth, on Mon- friends called to extend congratula- known, one might say, from One end a .0 Garneseven or eight years ago th ,... �:.',�, " I I Province ,is in a condition of bank- way and cartage delivery a figure ex- :,�'�` , :_ I day last, when, this worthy pioneer tions. - of Canada to the Other, that for years ruptcy. The ,Ontario farm&T is intel- and -Mrs. John L. Devereux, of Tuck- average attendance at this School vp�49'. ,-, ... I�A�_...111 , I . , . I 1. � '� Z;la.;, . ", .. '. I couple celebrated the 50th anniversary On November 17th, 188.0, Mr. Henry past Seaforth has - been, note,l for its I ceeding the ,actual price of potatoes. ersmith, anywhere from five to eight T.,u,p!,Is,, 1_ igent; he is! not lacking in industry; T,heTe is I ", 3,,�,� ., ". . .. �, 1 . ,,., , �, a their marriage. Taylor and'Miiss Elizabeth Leech were fine bands and, excellent choral so- he undeirstands his business and knows probably nowhere in the These four little children began but within the past five yeart, has ,in- 11, 11 ... �11_,Ilffl I �, . .�� . ,J .... "I world a climate better suited for the their scholastic career at U. S. S. creased to twenty-two, much ,to its 4 ; ,�-,, .. � J"�' r , " � - ' To mark the auspicious event, a united in m,anilage at the Manse, cieties. We have found that in .the how to get the best results ' om the production of apples than in Ontario. N,. 1, McKillop, ,, the same day, and credit and the satisfaction of the, rat;e. *1 . 1�� . �j ' family dinner was held at the home Londesboro, by Rev. .Mr. Lochead. Im- younger .boys, Seaforth possesses boys soil. Nevertheless, during-, these years Are your city readers aware that the . l: !�,�. ... 0, progressing very favorably under payers. Let us hope it will continue. I i�R at which all the members Of the fam- mediately after the ceremony,the hap. more adapta;ble to music, in propor- it is'doubtful if there is 'one farm in apple industry of this Province, for "' .. ".,i�;�,� the efficient teaching of Miss Teresa to multiply itself by two.s. �-,i! ily but three we're present. These py young couple went directly to their tion to population, than Stratford. Ontario giving its occupant anything years so prosperous, is ruined? The � �,,--`,;: , . 1. ., � .. .1. were Mr. Lawrence Taylor, of Detroit; bush farm on the 8th con�bessloin. of In selecting an instrument for a like an adeq.0ate return for his ti e p ce btai ble f th v r b t ...... �e:liilt, Mr. Harvey Taylor, Hullett; Mrs. Win. Hullett, which through the years they boy, we endeavour to choose in every, in ri o na or e ek e�s . ..... ". § I, ��, I., � ,. . and outlay. Good mcps , are being qualfty does not remunerate the farm- I .. ..,'��,,i - , I ' ".. � . I . ,,�,. �. � I&M-11an, London; Mrs. William WcAb- converted into the fine homestead it instance, one in which the lad is most produced, never ,better peThaps-, live er for the cost of picking and freight have been trying to describe, whatl Miss M. Jamieson, of Toronto, who� ... 11 111'�, . ", I ster, Luckinow; Mrs. Earl Lawson, is to -day' a monument to V4eir ind,us- interested, and, at the same, time, an stock On the farm has bee� very much h rges. E very time the city house- hope is there for agriculture ? Every I recently visited her parents, Mr. and . I :; 4 '177. � I � , 1 6 Cionstance; Miss Florence Tay%r, To- try and, integrity. instrument which he is physically - and everything else accord- ' - .11 ' improved wife finds a raise in the price of -but- public man, every newspaper editor Mrs. A. Jamieson, has returned. ,:::,�, .11, . A ronto, and Miss Annie Taylor, of Mx. Taylor was born in Ireland, in, adapted to, in, order that he may pro- ingly, But by far the greal,er part , - _-:., ter and eggs she rails against the reminds us frequently that agriculture ,Mrs. Sampson, who has had a. .. .,�.;* '! 1�1 , . Constance. Two. other sons, Mr Win. 1854 and came to Canada with his duice the best results, �vith the least . . �', ,� 1, of it is taken from the f4riher through farmer, apparently unaware that no is the basic industry, -the foundation pleasant sojourn with her sister, Mrs. I �.,v�. . Taylor, of Berkley, Cal., and Mr. Goo. parents when a child. Mrs. Taylor .amount Of effort, keeping in, mind, at cond, n veT w 'ch farmer,, nor all the farmers together, of all industrial and COMMIOTICial in- Ester Lyon, hasreturned to her home : . - .111, - Taylor, of Vancouver, B.,C., and one was born in Hullett in, 18-59, and both the same time, that the band must be trol tio, s o hi he has no con- . I ... �� 'I . . , . .. Unlike the Irish P'ewant of the have anything at all to do with it; eq- teirests. We are told that with it ev- in Palmefst&n. 11 �� I I- atched .�� I daughter, Mrs. Bert Ferris, of Pro- are -still active and in the enjoyment musically balanced. We have found one supposed .�� . , . � , .. v6st,Alberta, were unable to attend. of good health. Four years ago Mr. from experience that in nine times forties who, w ually unaware of how small a share erything must rise and fau.. '.&an, ' 'Nurse- Ly,45n, who has spent a pleas- :.. :�., :, � �4 creditor carrying off the fruits, of his of what she pays goes into the farm- while it would,seem that all these in- ant vacation at the home of her par- .�i,, �� 1. 1.41 � 11; The home was beautifully decorat- and -Mrs. Taylor retired from the out of ten, .failure is not due to the toil the farmer to -day must stand by ers, pockets. terests unite in impairing, if not de- ents on the gravel road, left for TO- � ,,, -streamers and farm -and have ,since made, theiz ho,me instrument, but due to lack of inter- in I U S .. I ..".." 4ed with gold and white, and watch the pillage of his �roduce There was a time when, the farmer stroying that foundatio, . Whw; must �o to ]a t week. : ebrysanitheinums and the ad6.ress to in Seaforth. est, caused by the facts: .111111 . A ho,stof,,,friends will join The Ex- 1. 'The band, not encouraged to the by a numerous group of ve�sted inter- and his family preserved the kindest be the consequence? Just exactly Messrs. Henry and Earnest Sander- ,,�� I 'L"' , 1- I �. thebride, and groom of fifty years ago ests. He is unduly _iaixed 'by Fe4aeral recollections of the physician, A per- what we are experiencing ---world-wide son, of the 13th concession, were re- �,"L '. i.. -is positor in congratulatiom and in"the point where it ,is far enough advanced ... V��.. was read byMiss Annie Taylor, Th and Provincial Legislatures, by manu- iod of sickness in the ,home resulted depression. and- unemployment. For cent visitors at the home of their ?;,. was. accompanied by a -number of wish that they -may be spared to each that the members pass the critical .." ", facturers of implements, by the large in a life-long friendship, in feelings the past tvrelve. years, whether ini uncle, MT. and Mrs. William Brig- , . ,47N , beautiful gifts including a floor lamp, other, their family and- the commun- moment, to have confidence in them- _1�0. ... � .".. . , .:! ... 3 commercial firms who buy 'his pro- of esteem and tender regard. To -day tionally or not, every movem2nit in ham. 'Mr. and ,Mrs. Empy, of Glen- 11�! 11 , ,�', I I ailverware, gold rings and purse of ity for many years yet to come. selves. duce, by the rail -ways, by the Depart- . .. 11 , I .., ;�) 2. That the activities Of a band s kn.ess is dreaded in much Che same financial and commercial lif:! had a coe, accompanied them. : 41. inent of Education, by school teachers, le ,�. � , ,. 1, ., _� spirit as the -bailiff is held in horror. tendency to handicap the farmer. The I L - 1: I '. are not varied enough that the inter- . - I'�� V i I . . . est of its members, is sufficiently held. doctors and nurses. A term of sickness results in an in- working of the' entire economic sys- 0. .. - , � ItAll, . I and c ments. Your name will not S. That each member of a band With the price of practically every- &bte,i which requires y,,YLys of tem was aimed at allowing him less . I 1'�,�� , . BRUCEFIELD .... .,� ", te us ng in om - Tging ,, i��.. . ,4�,n , HOW MUCH DOES A in any pub4ic discussion with thing he ,produces reduced below all struggle and privation to mcet and fr. I � � - does not xeceive enough traini what 'he had to eve and cha 14gion Euchre and Old Time Dance, Deb . "., . out your permission, musical theory at ,the begiming of reasonable bounds, his implements overcome. I have met 'an estimable him more for what lie had to buy. ... J. I . FARMER EARN? Sincerely yours, his attack on his regi instru- have more than doubled in price; and couple, married seven years, whose Meanwhile the parasite element in cember 3rd. 3284-1 .1�,� - I . ow in the recent session.-Ahe fatherly payments to doctors and nurses have If -JOUR money comes OUR way, We mov- ]1", I , �' - - I � . R. � J. DEACHMAN, meiitl that he may achieve his arr�bi- n � cominewee, has multiplied beyond cal- . ng in the right direction towards a Merr,r . .�� ''; i I I Wbat is Your Personal Experience? Box 821, Ottawa. tion,of becoming Lan efficient musician. hand of ,Government steps in 'with a reached a total of $2,500. I do not culation, each one endeavoring to fill 'Christrma�. Beattie's Gift Store. I ., - , - - . . . Your reader infers that we are 25 per cent. tariff on those implinnents know just what that fig-ure may seem his pockets from the products of -the Armouncement.-The engagement ia :� 11 � A short time ago I wrote a letter - .0. making a long profit on sales. We and the inevitable outcome of a cor- like to a city family, but to & farmer soil and eve nothing in return. The announced of Edna Louise, only .� .... �,�111 �. to a paper asking the question: "How, wish to state emphatically that the responding increase in their prii!e. The of these years it is an impossibility. farming population has ceased to buy- adughter of 'MT. and Mrs. Samuel , � ,,, ... much does a farmer earn?" MABEL BROUGHTON instruments are' sold at catalogue farmer is one of the very few to, whom The couple in question, are 'not in- it cannot. When things are not be- Thomp-on, Brucefield, Ont., to Mr. 1".. the fol- � -year underr present con . ditio,n,s an automo- valids by any means. It is safe to ing sold they cannot be manufac - Lorne Douglas Manson, son of the, I'.. 1, 5 11 B1 LLETT VVRITES OF prieeg, that they carry a five ii ItuT ,,,l I �, I ' bile has become a necessity. Gener- say that. while the attention they re- ed with the re,ulta t ondition of un- I -at, John A. Manson, Zurich, Ont. The qi .. lowing letter from a farmer in Oxford written guarantee, and that they Te- ,.�, .1 AFGHANISTAN. present the finest musical ins,tri.im,int, ally hei is satisfied with the cheapest ceived did not take much more than e;4loyment everywhere. . - will take place quietly the- :'. marriage ,� . I County: car available. Our Federral Govern- seven weeks of the nurse's titna, and Will no one be generous enough to la#er part of November. . � . . . . . . . . . _.��'. � 11, . -Dear Sir: I read your letter ask- The ,subject of this sketch, in the in Canada, that it is possible to pro- 7.n ing for information in regard to earn cure, at the very reasonable prices at ment insists on maintaining a 25 per certainly not seven days, perhaps not suggest that the radical remedy for Notes, -Miss Emma MacDonald has 11 I;, - London Free Press of Tuesday is a cent. tariff on, even the cheapest style seven hours of the doctor's, tHs man � .... �� ings on the farm and although I be- which they are sold. We are intense- unemployment is to place the farm- been engaged to teach on the staff of I:., , I'll daughter of Mrs. W. B, McUan, of of car, and this notwithstanding Mr. and woman have not been able to save ing community in a more prosperous Victoria Public School, Goderich. She. .... �� :, y Seaforth players, and we are not at- Ford's public assertion that he can as much out of seven years' hard work condition? That the prevailing policy left to take up her duties on Mon- �,,,; -*A lieve men on farms are doomed to Egniondville,and well known to man ly interested in, a -boys, band, of young I .- - slavery without profit, I wih try to readers of The E"ositor: heaper in Canada than as would meet the demand. . in recent years of extortion and Pill- day. �.. tempting to resort to long profit manufacture c �'. I ,., � I answer your questions in my own "One reads books either to be in- methods, which your reader -h,s the in the United States. This, of course, TO be a successful farmer requires age at ,bhe expense of the farmer is Mrs. John ,McGowan, Mrs. James , " '!' casi structed or entertained. If both of temerity to ment-Ign. We . ply means that Ford car costs You as great, if not greater, int-t5lligence, the real cause of present distressful I .i have pres- s1m _ Bryant and John, Jr., and Kenneth "I -, I , : I We live on 97 acres, of land, which these objects can be pleasantly achiev- ented our programme- to the people of $1,50 to $200 more in Canada than in than to be a successful surgeon; it ... ditions? A North Dakota Sera- McGowan spent the week end at Ham— .. �,� I A. I Tent from iny father who lives up ed in one evening, then it is time well Seaforth, ,in a straight forward man- the United States, or', in other words, requires more years of traini��on- tor stated on the floor of Congress ilt,, and Stouffville visiting, friends. .......", town. spent. Those who 'Eke adventure that eivery time a farmer buys the siderathyns which give some idea on that in 1928 ,grain speculators got .1'.. Gross income .......... $1.500 ner, with no illusions whatsoever, and Mrs. W. A. Ross, who recently re- ''i 1. no"ls--a'ndt who does not -with a with theexperience we have bad with cheapest car attainable, our Federal the pairt of those whom we call pro- hold of five hundred million dollars turned from Scott Memorial Hospital . �11 � I I . __ I Expenditures .......... 1,000 dash of out-of-the-way information as training and handling boys, in a way Government paternally insists fhat be fessional. which should have gone into the pwk- in S,aforth, is getting along nicely. . . . . . I'�... " 11 . The expenditure was as follows:- well, will enjoy Mabel Broughton Bil- to win their confidence, we are make a present of $150 or S200 to Here and there in every cOmMunity ets of the United States farmers. Ev- Her many friends hope she will be -.;`.. I .1 Rent and taxes .. * ..... $ 350 lett's latest book "The Shadow of the ,em,ly ,prepared to give the ci Henry Ford, or some other st,uggling however, there is evidence of prosper- en that am-ount propetly placed would restored to her usual good health. . I "' ", . . .. Insurance, auto life and, Steppe," just published by Hutchison so ity of Seafort-b a band of which manufacturer. ity in a certain number of farm homes. have put those farmers in a position Mrs. James MacDonald has got the. .�".,� e fire .......... ...... 250 & Co., London, Eng. muni o he ..'' . Threshing and silo filling 75 . they will be justly proud.' The public seem to accept the notion Invariably these are the families with to contribute very mati t t house moved which she purchased ,��...'� -, Mrs. Billett, author of "Calamity that the gasoline tax builds and main- a daughter or two teaching scb0ol. In general prosperity of the country. from the estate of the late Sam Md. :.�." . Z,v 1�-. f� I Hired help (by'day) ... 25 House," a mystery yarn the locale of iSome party in Seaforth interested tains the highways. Apparently only dress, in furnishings -purchased, in a Less than a year ago large grain in- Miss Emnia .McDonald has secured. ��;, I " General repairs ........ 50 which was u small British Columbia himself sufficiently in our actIvities to a few know that 20 per cent. ,,)f that general ease of circumstances, the dif- ti undertook to bring whIlt to a position as teacher in Goderich pub- 1,12, � .." "i 31111 feeds for cows and town, is a native of Hensall, and has make inquiries -as to 'Our po'ssession ,outlay comes from the counties' rev- ference is soon observable. It is a bottom prices (no one in sane mind li, ", . school, Viptoria Si and corn- ��... �, hens ........... ...... 250 been a resident of London, Ontario, of a peddler's licence. We are Pleas- enues, even in the case of, provincial rather extraordinary equali7inig Of supposes that either the largr. zupply menced her dbties this week. , - , "', for the past couple of years. Her ed to state once more that we are highways. Thase highways are not rewards when a young girl Just Out or the action Of co-operatives could TA many friends of Mr. William :: T. $ t'0010 n , �� ,�., I latest work was written while re.sid- very much interested in a boys' band forthe farmer at all; not one, farmer of the -normal school can make a lar- have doTre this). There has been a RatteMury, who had his leg broken "I 1, go you can. see this leaves $500.00 ing here., for Seaforth, and have ,appointed a in a hundred uses them. But every geT contribution to the family budget active propaganda to kill in the pulb- a few months ago, will be glad to ''I'll ..Jv to feed and ellotbe -a man ,and his wife She has demonstrated her versatil- musical merchant, Mr. J. A. Westcott, year there is a large ,addition to his than all the rest of the family to- lic mind anything like sympathy for hear that he is now able to sit up in, "I". * k .... � and three children age 17, 14, 12 ity and the fertility -of her irnagina: to'handle all instruments pro -cured for tax,bill in order that people vjith high- gether. Of course the explanation is the farmer and his losses in this mat- his chair. .. 4 1, .1. I � I years, the older two :111 going to tion by writing this time of love and the hand. Further applicants are in- priced cars and -high-priced sitaations that the Department of Education ter. But does anyone stop to think Mr. James Hill, of Stratford, visit- ;J�� school but staying home (one boy and international intiigue in far-off, glam- vited to cffll at Mr. Wei store or business prospects with their wives places her in a position similar to that of the, general effect? If there had ed friends in the village this week. !", I a girl) and working liard to do all I . I �, . I orous Afghanistan, which, if you don't and leave theiTname and partic'ulars, and sons. and daughters, may speed enjoyed by large cominerclwl, manu- been some power on earth to guaran- Mrs. A. Jamieson returned home. p. they can to help earn this small know it, lies to the northwest of In- We are only too anxious, to COIOP- from one city to another and from one facturing interests, railways or banks. tee that a fair price for wheat would i. ; ,this week after spending a week vis- 1. , . amount. dia, boundedi on the north by Russia eTate with everyone, in order that the sumnier resort -to another. She can impose a high tax on all the �revail, -against undisguised OPPC"si- iting friends in Toronto. ',�� - There never will be a righting of and ,on the west by Persia. "The band may be a real success. We are Every year the farmer's taxes in- farmers in the neighborhood and carry tion; if, for instance, tbe p -ice pre- Mrs Jack Ketchem, of Drayton vis- I t .;11 . * , �, affairs until there is an adjustmen Shadow on the Steppe" must have en- ready to co-operate, with a Seafartli crease until to -day they have become the returns to her home or to he spent iling in August, 1929, had continued it,d friends in the village and vicinity � �._, " ., of values between manufacturing and tailed -an eniormo,us zrinount (#f labor; dealer, and feel that the creation, of more than half of -what the farm I on her own amusements. v o this hour, every business interest this week, ,!��, agriculture and that 'won't be, for the long and arduous research and much musical activities will ,benefit him., as would Tent for. The land be �trug- Under circumstances undeTwhich I in Canada would bave continul�, pros- "". manufacturers won't allow it to be. reading, and close study was required well -as the citizens, and businc-;s MZR . On the other -band, with that -0 .. I" perous, . "I y �I,,, This is the cause of business de- before the author could write the first of Seaf orth. ___ . .. figure for wheat prevailing, -would the ,Z, 11 , i.., ,f1, Or 'h n 4' �_A� A , .4- A 1, � .9- . �1111 11 r A, tbeir bread hills an I n-m-'sion. The farmers can't buy f hl -- ---- .-A AT- 'P;11.+t oroug ly , I . ur n - - .1 � - they have not got the money, and equipped -herself with authoritative ter the band, becomes a playing or - they would be foolish to buy on credit knowledge ,before' she did go. ganziation, and we follow its progress in there times. ,The actions of the plot is as swift keenly, arranging intCT-�_ity COnte'StS, .- All lid wealth conies from moving as the fiery Arab steeds that entering its members in musical fes - natural resources of which agriculture bear its characters to battle; .the tivals, which are ,held in Toronto and is the chief. . theme is continuously entertaining. Straftfo-rd and P(zteri which have I And -as long as labor union men, Oriental in isettinig, As pattern is like arranged competitions for bands, masons, trainmen, etc., are drawing an Oriental rug, an intricate mosaic quartettes, trios, duets and soloists in a, month, and of vivid colors -and scenes. The char- order that -boys of junior -bands may farmers, (the basic industry ) are mters are many and varied, from the enter into friendly competition with eking out ,a bare living, hardly that, young American -circus r6ared H-aiderr one another, and -strive to attain mus - .1101, - there, will be unemployment and hard Kahn to the typical British army of- ical honors. A programme which as - '4" times, for fariners are the barometers fi,,,, and the author handles them suTes an unflagging interest. An ex - of conditions. of this country-sureal , all deftly. There is no ,outstanding ample of our progranime. ' I- For when a farmer has money it hero, but there axe plenty of deep, passes ,on in the channels of b-asi . ness, dark villains. It has been said Of It Is expected that the Boys' Band, I I Sincerely Yours, Victoria Sackville WL-st's "The Ed- of Stratford, will attend a gathering G, E. A., Oxford CO., Ontario. wi" that the "herro," is 'the, to be held at Massey H -all in Toronto ,,, I would be very ,glad to b;Lve the ancient and -honorable house; it �might about Eas,terr, and that boys bands experience of other farmers. be said of "The ;Shadow on the from all over -the country will loe Aire you doing better or worse than St'Pi that the "hero" is the land there, in order that musical, training I of Afghanistan. may be more properly emphasized I G. E. A.1 mong our young Canadians, in enn- This statement makes no allowance Because of its geographical situa- a for wages forG. E. A. In any other tion this turbulent land Of thieves and junction with the educational depart - business he -would be ,entitled to cut-throats h -as long been a "buffer ment of this Province. wages. stdi6v between England and Russia. We are here in allsincerity, to give No allowance is mae for depri It Is directly it Russia's way to, India, Seaforth , junior ,band of which it ti.on of machinery Or interest upon an,& the inferiSationlal political touch in may well be proud, and we f eel that _- squIpment. the book Is an Interesting 0110- Par- with the co-operation of the dfizen13 ehouid not these items bo includ- ticiifarly in view of the delicate 6itua- of Seaforth and the talent which is 11 ed ? - tion in Im-dis at the moment. Mrs. available, that -a boye -band can be I Di his statement represent an MIleft "0&S typical C�om"unist pTodueed, that will hold its place, in average egTning on, a 1010 aers, Ontario pro " gtuida methods and the eftnter-i a reasonable lengbh- of time, with any 1 601 C, farml? . . " A nao Of the British army's inWl- junior organization, in the country. he farmer gottiAg a falm - ghm* ligenoe oeovide. The author describes Thankling -you cordially, MT. Efti Is t , of the WedIft VZONIM64"41-0aliOds? 61io Wido of rate s�xd Wrth, chaTacter- for,the tvlaluable spaee in your paper, Md_. 0an"iyou 011tuft aoy�,,, -, - . we beg to remain. �1 I I , sobolio &* lio I & Afkhiint-AAiPs chleftains; her � � I ' th O1Xdit1#ft, of the, :rarmer-r tl�ft pilidd, in - �tb British wMe. whiell. I , - d&#4(lig§ibh of th,6 qua#uoA doittt'd,lis ithe va4at oupite the worli' Yours very aineereil-S, X.- floibkl' ,, I , .1 . would "' V4V iliterestio- , .� - - ,h,IWe,V& k.n6** iff :,14j ovideut in lier A. G. Watts, E. M. Beadle� 1 1,,4,,A,4 4kh" VhIIIII U40;ft d0JinWL6U of tho young, Britigh 49-1 pu c ave ... item of expense sufficient to make any T,egion Eudhro and Old Time Dance. De- 1, . 4j:, �1;* , ...._�-. differrence in their staridard, of living? cember 3rd. 8284-1 � I :.,::' � I �1111A�, A Toronto Clergyman. If YOUR morL,hy comes OUR way, it's mov- inm in the right direction towards a Merry 11 �;� " ChrL,tmas. Beattie's Gift Store. 1. ,�i% .1 _-41D.- Notes.�Miss E. Wheatley was ,11 1:1"11, home for a Week having her tonsils . ...:. 'I." I ', removed in Clinton Hospital, nut re- �, i Notes. -Rev. Mr. Johnston preach- turned on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McRorie and- 1 i S", I ed two very impressive and profitable -. Mrs Fred Treibbeck, of Lambtoqi. ' * .. �, � � "I. ..�:. ,permons last Sabbath iii the United County, visited with thedr sister, Mrs. ',I - . �"`�� Church. William Britton, last week end. , I 1... rO` Last Sabbath at the afternoon ser- The Ladies' Aid held their monthly . �N. �, 4'.,'� 4, vice in Knox United Church, Rev. Mr. ineeting in the basement of the church ..� 9;, ,1 1, ?", Forrester de,serves Much credit for delivered. on Thursday ,of this week. , , , � , , , .... ; " the very inspiring sermon W. M. S.--A%e meeting opened,prith 11 11.1�-.`,; The wedding ibell rang at the -home Mrs. Lindsay, vice-president in the- 11,00�,',, of Mrs. H. Lyon last Wednesday when ,bad, The Doxology was sung. fol- ., ." ,;,7 .� �, , " I I ii L � her daugliter, Olive, was given in marr- lowed .by prayerr by Mrs. Robert . ,V, ,!'A"t 1i riage to Mr. Guest, of St. Helens. Cla-rk and Mrs. Robert Lawson. The .1�ell_l , 'W� iMr. IT. Crawford, who has been minutes 4 last meeting vIrs-ra read, . ?"� ,j ,,,,,, - ; " quite ill for several weeks, is siightly and adopted and the business attend-, - , , , !'.� impro,vied. ed to. The Scripture lesson, front I I I I I � 1. �, Thelma, the daughtefr of Mr. and Psalm 118 was read by Mrs. Roy Lgw- . .: "", 1,� , I ;i 1, Mrs. John Scott, who was very ill, Son Hymn 81 was sung,, fol[lowed, by, , ,.: .6 we are glad to say ifj much improved. or Rm. - , ,,, I MT. and Mrs. John Mills, of near Britton and for th6se of our memberm. , �,, "It. 11 �, . . � Harlock, were guests at the home Of wh, have suffered bereavement dur- . i�ld,k . I ,� 1, ", �, 1, Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams last Sabbath. ing the past months These vmye taki. -Mrs. t 0 � '. 11; ,, I I They were accompanied by their two en by Mrs. Rogersi E. Briti . 1:, :j-11� , daughters Miss Elizabeth and Lowse. Rn4Mts- ArchAmbeau were re- and 116%. Lindsay. Nka. SimvorA, "'Our,- ,�,,�," .1 � , ,�,,!, I I ,� I ��',,, ,�, )t I :),�, Q i, , , . 11 I Mr. read a splendid leaflet entitled , 9 � � � � ; �1. ,_1 I ." � - I � ,',,,��, cent guests at the home of TAT, and Father," Which was pf4bwdod by P.fti�� , ,�, � . a, ,,,,, i��, . . I �� Mrs. John Nott. tions of Smipturo bellaring 6,ft it. � A! I .1-1, I . , 1".. � I Tdri Stevens, of Senforth, Is spen&- talk on gardens Was very t%bly.9I**,1 � I 'I", ,�,�,4. , , ing this week at the liome of her by MT&M,iller Adams. The now otu4y� � I �,;.. , , I ., . . ,._i,�11 o ... ;, 1:11 parenta Mr. and Mrs. John Nott. I book w" introduced *ft � avid'imade , W - I j- "I "I'll -1 �� - , � Mr. an,el MiTs. Robertson, of Au- itxterestiI by I&S. 9090A0A. .. 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