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�; . . . . . . %% '?,�X'iq?P -all McLean, Editor. , I �, I-atemifug ite;w Picked ftV , G' I# .
,,,, I , .h the same cause. aglo, -the tract of land where Seaforth' w 11th a 1,00 acres of land but ilit re- ounty . I I .
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", m, -, - Miner of the Lot The Foresters? Hgll, Zelgrave, wals- '.
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All 1-1 �_'!"',�!;�J,'. . I . I . . . � thi other towns ot, the Huron Tract, the second habitation andL the ffrst last I
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,??, %, ,,,� . ,o;,�.: ., .,Ubsqr1ption. rates, $1.50 a year in ' says, Harry J., Boyle writing ijn the ,public house in the town to; bia. Those il of Eas(b Walwa,rlo4h and offl-
0 � � 11 " 0, _.?.�,,,l , - t � , ., —, I if caught, the penalty theywill have .Madeline Willitaints, the littile daugh- London Free, Press� *' romaln�ed as the Only houses until the diais ,of t1he township, made a Ppresen- I I
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1'1 . W"? i',"`,',","',`_* 1 illvance - f o Ign, $2.00 a year. Single �
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,e*", 1h � . 1'. re -alo, Brantford & t,4tion to Mr. and M�rs.. A1,64 Porter-
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"I , � 4. , �y be a fine of ten dol-' rs lit was coming of the Buff . -een Clerk '. "
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g.�,pir,qe'il); ",W,00 es, -4 cents each. , ng by known as the "Guide Board .8wamip,' erfield ihasi b.
"'j".', .pill . was 4ttaicked on Monday everu ' lGo.-derich Raillway, Which. was, later. fieldi. Mr. Port , -
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'ARI� ;.-,,,I ,,� � . I sAspens , -rievs ip inting out the �Raii ( . been aplydintled .at the first mee#ng W �
�, � - R�,"�� ,',-T,� .. . ion of their driving licenses Mr. w, D, Sanders has disposted of at 11he fourr coi 'O Way.
,,� V P,,.,, ,,, . - , .1 I his 76 -acre farm, in'the Township Of directlion and the numbei"of wiles to -in 1-9017, succeeding his, father, wl�o, I
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�� �.V � - I Stephen Pituaited on the 4th, Winces- Egmondville, Ainleyville"and Glode- speculatlion began as to 'the route -T4e prielspailtatilon'va's "inaide
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I 11� 1`111 I se,ion, to Mr. John Priescaldor.. ' ,rich. of -the - 'posed raflway. Land val- 6
11, I 1; I Advertising rates, on application. " 11 Pro years.
"I'll, , �,, . � - . I :on Monday Morning about 10 Seltdjers shunned -it and the'first to ues increased. :In short Sleaforth wa by Councillor .'Harvey -Black and Mrs. A
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7i.,`l,. � started and, under the excitement the was g;,0an'biy Rleave Peter W. Scott, , I . .1 - 1
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,%�,.� - I !q. � I alance of MeGiregor's lot was ,p,uT- Mrs , 9 I
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. ,,, . It Dosen't'Seem Prdctic,al , land, a quarter east 'of Exeter, wore isettled on Lot 26, Concession 1, Me- b . POIteTfield Was the'Teci,plent of
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_. ��� _. I 1. �, I . . . Members of the Canadian Weekly . � I I dav'royed by1fire, The ,barn coatb4n- Killop ITD,wm,shdp. LHe ,cleared the, , cha,sed by Patton, talking it over..frorn a anirro-r,,anidl Mr. Porterfield receiv- . 6 . �. 1.11
- I'll � ... I I ' ,le lat$ - Ine, lsou� * -t Chiii-stp'i-e- S-parlin..-, and they at ncidl set. During his - . 6 I . �
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I ��;,. Newspapers Association, Class "A" , The Brantford Expositor says: � . heatst corner of the lot and b1iiI ,once had it laid 'out ir.t01 R town plot.
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, . � I boV six ca -lives, , seed drill, a . ,t and of absence in order thaj,t he and, lilfrs.
�. I mower log -house which was- the firs .
T_ ,eeklies of Canada, and The Huron - ? I The firs;r registered plans of J'ie I I
I!,_1 . � . W, "Henry Ford says that animals'are , Isit of totals. flor many years., the 'only human bab- long term!oif -offi.'c-e Mr. Porterfield ,has 4 I .
." new bugky and ,a che o -posed vTl,ag,e appeared under th a nat mistaled a ,meeting until June v&en' -
..",;, , County Press Association. - IMT. Istiewart Stott, who has been itaition on the land where the Town lyr 11
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11 ,.1;4.:..l . . not necessary on the-, farm and he - Bros. for the past t*O Of seafJorth now 'stands. name of Seaforth, in honoT -of I a he received a leave tof absence in ,or- ,�
11"'..l.'. I ns the day when they will be with S,tewart - the detrhe and Mrs. Porterfield could take
.'. � . J envisio years, -has acceipteid 'a position VARI a At an early latea, Lot 2, Con. 1, small burr in Scotland, which was .. 4- .
; I ... �.,,, I -7 . � . , -en ho,m,e-;plac.e of 'one of the men-,, a trip to! the west.and Pacific coast. I
,�.. I . taboo. His prediction,'does not seem Tzironto whollesale homle. Tuickersimith, was tak -up, arid pur- It is tint6resting to note that the -The piresentati,on was staged ,on their A .
�.11. � I SEAFORTH, Fxiday, July 31,," 1936. Three rinks of bowlers -were in c6sed, TrIcim. the Canadia Company above James Patton was a Lawyer - -
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'�', _ to be any more, priacti'6-al than send- Goderich this week. 'Ethey were D. by a man named McGregor, who it 'return Uin ap%predation� of his efficient . I
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..0 . . . ing a peace ark to end' the World - -Bernard and LeFroy were lawj�rsi -of s ` 4 S
, I vkipi; W. C. T. further west on the Huron Standard. .
- __ .. _.._.,__..___, enit, , Road BaT illage the Northern .
1. . War. 7� __ - � ling and w. AaA I rie. A A on n Fell in This District . � � 6 .
'i. � . . Agriculture Loses a Leader . I ,� Mop -son' T. Rand?s, J. Shine amod J. ,clearing slome ten. acres, on the cor- � Railway near Barrie was namea af- Rai
b7 . . M. B,el3t s ",_ james McMichael, Dr. ner where Cirmichael's, Hotel was . " ly
l�'�if� . . And, really, it doesn't. We all , ! ' Railn, slo arldlently.hoped, for, final., . 4 0
" . I -1 MiciGinvas, W.. D. BriLght and W. ,Me- later erected. After this improve- I (,Continued on Paze 3)
"��', know what Hen 's peace ark, - arrived in -this dis�lfrict 'Wednaoday
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!��._ � . Professor William J. Squirrel, t ry Diougall, iskip. 11 I I .. .. I 1. night. Heavy cl'ouds had gathered 14 0
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VV', I , was to get he soldiers out of the �Men are now engaged in �lgging . eaTly in the all'ternoon but ,,,'no rain
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E�i:, , 1�ead of the Department of Field . or the. poiles, to 'be wed in . W �
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�kl - ,the holleis I feld iiiatil about 8,30. Froin'that hour
��._ - , .11usbandry at the Ontario Agricul- trenches before ,the second Cbrist- the new street lighting sysibe7ili after until edight, Thuxisday mbiming it c I ame
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. , I . "mas of the war, - Accomplished. . -the inauguration of Hyd-rio power. 'O JUST A SMILE OR TWO *0 0 � .1.
1� 't-ial College, Guelph, w . * 0 dlown at shoat ,intervals, thr�ugbout
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P:] Well, from here it looks prett, I Ilae Jughttl_i, ihle�, =Ib,ounided de -light of I . 4 . .
$Il�' 'stafi,.Uy killed �n a- motor accident, Fi,i,st )Pre-sibyterlan Church, Geaforth, ' farmers, gaT6ners and in fact ev- a
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Z. much as -if farming without animals -was most pleasantly entertained, by' .Small BDy---�'Did, -the barometer Dlner_--��Say, waiter, this steak- is
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&.1 I ..nea,r the village of SmithVille, on Sat- 'has fallen." ody els,� For the firsit tinie ia, 4 .
,.. , . i the .- � � I 'burnt blaick. What's the, idea. t five weeks, sl�winlklefrs were left un- d .
, � I would - acicompli�h just . ' Mrs, J. W. Livingsiburile' During
�._ . . . .Urday evening, when a Toronto car . evening Mr, and'Mrs,. '�. T.'DeLiacey FatheDL-4"Very'much?" Waiter-it'Jes' a ma'k o' respec , touched, as the rain felli 'UPDn the 4 . . ....
01. . % much. More than that, we don't.be- were rel6ented. wilth. a chair and Mr. ,Small Boy (with guilty look I ): sal%. Didn't.you all heah 'bout ouah ,.,
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� . . crash6d - almost head -'on into him i "About five feet." - , he -ad waitah dyin' yistiddy9" dried-up jras.�Sl ,and gardiew. ThouglL I P.
I'll, , I I while he,was driving on - Highwav, lieve that there are man -v farmers and iJ4. DZidGemmell! with a table. 0 1 0 the, rain cataile, s6me-what late, it is I I
,�, � _ - ...., ... -_1 - 7 ,Mrs. W. W. Meredith, who wais leav- I believed 'it will benefli;JUhe .local crops; '.
, �� . I ,� . . at least at the present 'time, who pos- ing to make, her home in 'Wallaceburg, IF`Tdend�'There wasn't a very big "Do you work 1,ii the shirt factory"? " . usandis A .
— No. 20. . . cicount, of your daughter's wedding I i4y,es.pl and rootis to ,the extent of tho
11, i", I -sess as much money as Henry has, was -presenited with a 1paia.se 'Of gold, !a 11 ' I . ,, , if daBars,.-Godevich Star. . .
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.� In the lamentable death of Prof. At thL,, recent Entrance examina- in the ,paper this morning. , "Wihy aren't you working to -day? O. I . �
- . to make Such an experiment. . Father (sadlyA__",�'V6, itih6 big ac- '�We're i-nak-ing nightshirts 'this Car Struck Buggy on SaItford Bridge
Iti., I ions three schools, in'this vicinity es- a I
�, r count iwag sent to:me!" .weeyl� . I I
. Squirreb: Ontario Agriculturalists . � ,tablished . . Mr. A -7. -art Mb.gford, .of C1,:1'-.,STne .
1, Tractors might supply the motive t a record they should be I I.. . -nsh . .
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I—, I I h-2ive not only lost a leader, but a prou'd 'Of. In No. 10l,, Miss E. Canip- . . I k . --- - Tow ip, received pahnful injurioas to, . .
,:'. - power to plough, and sow, and reap, "bell he'd five writ-ing and all passed,; GJENIIENJNNMNM�� I __ � — - ihii,il soine and Ot,'heT pa,rts of hiii lbody I
", ,�. ,friend. Born in Guelph,*-h.e graduat n - .. � when -he, wals jerked from t'r.e bu-'
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R, ed.from the .Ontario Agri ural . hTee writing and three palssied and ,O in whi-oh he
�m�. I . I .1 team and h4ul; and the motor cari - t' ' *;SUNDAY -AFTERNO JL 1I 0 day night. Mr. Mugford -had driven
lg,`,.,.� , '., ' 40ollege, and almost immediately .. in No. 2, Mmlos And-strsonis .t(h I ree. can- 0 1 . 1 . '
� -, . . .. would provide 'the' means of tran8- didales passtli�d. I , u,? Sialitford Hill and was c-ross,in- . .1
gf_ my Isaw 'No. Goderi4 Out.) 0 the C. N.7 R. crei,head bridge w,'heq I
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.474 ., � � . 1. . tation for, say eight,months in . .'The Canada Flax -Co. are con .7 .
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"', � ". . I I � . � plating c6insiderably enlarging and -- . -_ . - . Mrs, R. J. Phillips, -of Aikurn, alt- IL ��. 1,
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A ��' I * - Husbandry under Dr. Z-avitz, and That would do witl�64f .'the horses. � . Thy j9y to d,o,,the Fwt,her's will; the evarigell'-at began at the very thern and Mrs. Phillips w'as- forced, to,
fl.ax*,'i.,,ed at ,the north end of the mil . .
�K�,� �'. �'t - ,' . when the latter retired in 1926, Prof. - o the . . I'll is the -way the Mialster went- pa.Fsagia froni Isalah that the eunuch s1low down rapidly. She attempiled ta . . . . .
But what about the cows? The po- and a"ll,slo buildaii, addlition t ' it was i-eadl'-ng aind prea - . .
- - SquirrEd was appointed to the head . Mir, W. H. Hobinson, general a - 'Should Plot the, sier.van�, tread C'h"d J'esus, SO draw lin' bE'h;.nd t,"ile-'buggy ,and in do-'
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� . of tYaT departihent..... 1. 6 6 . ast wee an "" oun.. ,was -laid loff for two weeks with a . be admitted - into the household 4 Of hlorse ,Iean, I � an . , . I
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"..I.. 1. In speaking of his.deatli, Dr. .G. ,L . ,.. 'it full of milk. But that car was� ah'' spra.1ned ankle at his home in Me- - .� PRAYER I faith by the' accredited way ,of baf-a- . '. I , � .
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.1 the best varieties 6f,grE! I the bricky-ard ,ca Tue5day, lie was of -,!� lea-st of these 'My bretbren, ye .0 I Somewhail of a rectord, wa7, c,,ib--
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1 1 I . ity on farm management, and , his . increasing every.year. "' But there is 'the imiachinery and it was so 'badly I .Salute to an Octogenarian driver',of a car with an OVic-TCTOWded. , � .
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� Al � . prao-tical advice Was Sought in all not much substance in them—no .first ipaint. *. ,. . Labors. . I . April 9th, .1936, ,is an importa in t1he CCIUpe�;S,ix adults, and tw�� � �
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t't, . 1. ' "of i6 most valued been *)rkinikin the vj;cinity of Luck- Golden Text -Acts 8:4. . `W.-stilion arid parilcularly at Cheeloo . A Beautiful Yapht I I
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� ,%�, leg6"lose§ one . those things to run a farm as much pow wit:fi the Poi-bes Telephone Co., U,n4v-r,z1ty. fo!7 it iis t,h,e' eiglitleth '�thle. gu�zzst.,;,; . 0 .
I 11 Philip was associated with Stephen A party of n�na were
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�� . � ' . '4 1 1 0 I.. lienii, the went. to ,Samaria and' preach- !one %T:,) rcach,..3 the eightieth irn,ile- . yarbit "Nakhoda," wbich 'made port & I
''. .nd . particularly the southern part tle; nor pork without pigs; nor mut- . . Chin'
", . a I . .. I . ed, ,Christ unto ,the peolple, who "with. stone, ,but in a such an event is be're -on Saturday evening. The 240-
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..."'11''. I I or fateenyears or m the farm. ,s;E,L-,,. w.1hile digging well, on. his ceived a direct call from God to inodesty aind ,his dislike 'of ellablorate by*'Diesel motors, tha,"Mng a ,�9,000� . 0
, '. � . ' fann, struck a flo-wing spring that
1. . . learoe ,there -and jourritey in' a sloflth- ceremony have ,made him,take. a lit- gaill n, oil capicity. A crew "of 48,3 I ip .
,, acted as judge and speaker -at the, ., In fact the only dispensable an- his been bubbling over since.,. ,611day from Tsinan shortly be- rrj 0
K- � � - - on the farm to date are rats lGreat regret wa,s� expresse'd toXiss erlly d�irectfcn tpwards a desert re. t-l�e ,h en is, employed. The Nak-i,hl)da has .. . . .
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11�,L,., Heiii-all'Seed Show each spring. Big imals .1 i gion betwe,en Jerusalem--afid Gaza. ,a 34 -foot lb a -aim. and draiws Athirteerr 01 .
C��. , , . Jennie Ewing, uplon -her re-signiatibn . t S"' T�g up the, hbpie that this, year he .will
I `l;f. . in both- body and mind, -his was. a . and mice, weasels and ground hogs, from ,S,,,,. Thomas' Clrurcih, Luke, ,when, gatheri ' U allow felet;' ,She 'carties Toui7 electrically -
I I , Seaforth. , " the student,9, friends and colleag es to
,.1..,:.1 . . ,: -_ -skunks , and chicken thieves. If Milsis Ewing is going tio, play the story of these' earliest days 'of Ilowered and, raised 80-11ilarsepower te.n- I "
I ". 1. . commanding personality. But, it was . I . - Churoh's warfare, mus -t ba' e la�bo,red do, him lhonor, ders. The Nakhoda ww� anchored. in
. ��::,. . . . . . I churc.1i organ in First Presbyterian- v 'This is not the place to glivie an
.P his quiet., gentlemanly manner, . his Henry can produce and manuf a- c- under great diffloulities. It was no the c-eril.re of the harbor ,basin dur� & 'i
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,� . " 1. doubt frof,.-i� Philipils own lips that ing ber ov3r-ni t stay Jh-e,re.---4G,ode- , .
1. 1; . 1. :ability to impart knowledge in an in- ture any machinery that will take chased. I . . guic-hed career 'but we can at leist ri Signal. . A — .,
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. Y� . . Taggart, alll students of the,SeAforth Cdtzlsatrea and made his howite there, ,Gill U , diversity, p,nd after getting y
.� . " de him' so many warm friends in , ket. And they'will buy. them too. High 'school, have successfully ,pass- ' HeriTy �rfll:inig, of Exeter, an inmatfg I �
%', ma Luke it the conipany . of -St Paul valu,Rb2e, 'experience in businieis;,
,,I . . ed the ,T=Itridularbion,'exaai-hinat�on for �
B", this district. " f ...... ft , -.. I Ittayed with him for soine day;. Mostil teadhing and ih,asipita,1 administration of -the Huirbn County Hame, wan418T-
� � I I . I I I � Toronto', Urtiversity., probably St, Luke had formed no in- 'he wasone of fhe first group of inns- ed away froni Vhe Home Wednesday, . 's . �
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'�." . o. Thos. Nee -lands, of Harloek, a 1n the celebration of Dr. Mc�Clure's was driving in 1he Bayfield. �rosd, savir
;," ciety will find his place,hard to fill. , � I leaves on Tudsidaly on a, visit to Soo,t- �. quireld. , .day, hils famqlk,.hi� studlentsi and bhiefbo,dy ly-Tig bn the -mad, near the Ak , ,
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. " , t" I � . land. it is 29 yeaxis since she saw Lord spaike un -to, Phillp, and garve has colleagues will all have -a share. 6verhead bridge. He alt once niatified
.k * A Dream Come True "Auld Reeklie." ' Z I I ught . er, Mrs. Desillie Kil rn the authoritie-6 and, Dr. Oakeg wa,-z 10 .4;
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t, I � and, 'David Mirk axe almost complet- ,Canada !on f dead. In the absence of Dr. Shaw,
�1 . I The -English Method . ance ,or c-hayaciter of 1he4 imessengieT urlough; lhis! son, Dr. R.
. , . ed and, add igreeitily to the appearance G ug COTIoner Dr. Burrowg, of Seafqrth, I �
,e4 . 1. I iln our -young days, baseball, was, cionsidered od ,used, ,on ,this ocemion. The Old B. McClure, and his grandsonp, Do - I . I
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1, I . the "big gam1e,11 kolession,ally at least, among aTA !New Testame�nits alike taike las, 'hope tb 90 to- Tsiban, for this -
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; i� portant palofessional team in ,tilie, province, be -sides ty, weK known, carpenter and, ifarmler . robabily the,mosit vers.-at,illi mem- were emparieled as, a jury: -Mess,rs. 4 .
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Alt. . fractions of the traffic laws, particu- . of*thmit vicinity; (has been' very busy, ,human agent, some, vat of thee Hot, ' G. H. Eill1i'att, forens n; -W. T, Hawk- 0 -
'li � a rdinor league that 'had teams in Michigan and, I ural le,ircum.l ber an inissibn, an ex- ,
I T�,t . larly concerning drivers of cars aiid - He has, just finished a large bUrn-fUT stance, t5ft thelve in R. H. Johnson, I,. Walto-n,� R, .
M, .:_ . Ontario. The boys who, couldn't remember half I Holy Steripiture ceptilonalfly able surgeon ania one 'ins,
I' Pelter CkwWpbelll-, one for Thos. Steacy I A , I
g:�� -., a dozen proposlitions.in geometry could Temem- I are styled God's angels or messenw whose 'Personality and abalities have ..
". , . trucks, is one that might be, copied one for John, Lwvhery and one foT JUO' I -,in anin. 0. D. Convell]. .,.�T'h,pT viewed, the
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". . with �Ldvantage by our Ontario mag- Allen at 'Brucefield. 'Ale i8i also er- I - B,6b
, 1. 1. . and the names of t -be p1tayers on the Toronto . er, fo,r us,to remember is, that Philip One 'Occasion someone Who, ':knew body and the inqueart was, adjourned 0 1
11 1 , istrates. . I '--1.1. 'team were as well known tor every schGolbody eidting a libuse'for Thos.. .Smale and here moved' under, external direction, ,on being introdiaced to Dr. W,i�ll&am until 2 O'clock on Tuesday.�_Clinton I
"ill one Obir James, ,Sicott. . %d -I'Record. - -%
L .... r ' I as thp n1afnes, of t1he ,pro hockey ,players -are in a .. to the south(west0m. pa# tof Pales- *Ccluirl Said: W Clh, are you Dr. r News . . I 0
''I 11". . Recently a, driver of a motor van modern winter. Fm,nk Metcalf, of Bly�tb, has been tine. The Boo�k of the Acts, imaikes, Rlcblis fathek?" ,Nio,,',-saiid .Dr. Me- "To He" Niagara Falls Hospital 1, I
, , " .1 nglish counties was. .. � appointed agent for the ,Ci.P.R. . 110 atte,mipt to, enlarg,6�n�his visit Clurre, "Bob is any't-on." . -Mity A. Budhanan, tof Hensall, # �
I � In those ,days,, Fergus didn't 'have nearly as !One young mian working for Wim., many de- T'he affectionate regard. which many irustTuctor -of nUrSOV'st the St.. T,hom" I
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.. I fted. fift dollars -and hig dAving . many sports of its own as it ha -s tbo,day. There Murdock -in IStanliely, hoed and thinned, genleraki�ons. i6f rdedical students have : i I
1.� �ly. I no public tennis courts; ,no g1131f CoUrSeS; a .. I vout soruils�.,of later times, even of our for IDr. Mir-Clure, i's ,weilil known Memorial HlosPiltak _Niagdra Falls,
I "' license suspended for life, for driv- iwere -ou. 46 'drills, 28 rodis, long in otre&y. �Uwn day, - been led, to p1gc.iqsi, or UP 0nice 10,218, bus bigep, apptainted, Super- , 1 I
. 1.� . bowling was a -game for, rich old'men; football 'On Saturday the firt- al .
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11.�. uor. don% ,)remember it, and softball was. just begi-n-, 1haming -slitarted- from- a spark , been ever atfitierwards, affeel . thet-In them in. wayi too nVanY to t0fesi-Advloeate. 4 40
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,W'l There was no accident reported in .. ining to -emerge Under the name of "kitten ball,11 ,cif Glod that did the guiding.? N th- Mention.' One ,of the boys, on re- 1.
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I �'11 the boys, at school -used to �sit around' ind dream . of Nosh Armistriong, ,of Hay, The falliowing names appeared in
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,i: I., _ -the highway traffic, ofthe day' Whe Fergut would be Large, and have - 41ruck Illy lightnIng and cimplately the list ,of suboesisful, situdienta, at the . I
. . � � . ' Mastlir. Sol Thilip'obeyed,, not know. a certarld -section. in the book ,had
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� . , � 'i, � I 1 �e g,a;mes. 'A destro-yed. ing the -reason, ,of the cbqn�mand, and been of siplecial intereat and vialuie to I �, C. U., Toronto - , Margaret Pliim-
;, 1. could gp was suggested by one boy who would -J',Obln _964ril-lan, of Hurod''Towa- ' P, 'I . To ,lift astonlisclUment hils. teach- steel, high schdoll assistants aind elil' 0 I
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', , " . I te.nce to be out in that coun- like Victoria Parl� fixed, up so t1hat the Toronto ship, was fined $5.00; and .00siVg for woUid, -go through ;manry phases a er, took scillsshre and cti-t out.the en- mentary (physiletul 0ainling depart-
... 11 � 11 � � iil'. - ,. I . - \1�1 I .�, bas,eball tearm! eould-dome oult to the cou7itry and d1owing his ilikyne to run . - mlent; Reig. Roble, ilidgili, school assist- P 1,
� I . .1. . 1*1 11111 Wonder. Thle §Pirlt ,of Gold was tire' kiction-altv quesbom flot Win. Lat,
. �.,'j'�,, I � . " I I pilwy once in a while. ' I . . ' ants- Hellen IMainnin '1gh siTfilo,oi as- �
,� I . n ' - uncom- new bri'dge at X'nicardlne The' gbrllc' tra-vielling -with, hilim. and, as a aharliot. er, On, when D.r. Md011u-re had bought [Aj66�1.4 g, lid 0 , N
'�, . Ontaxio fines 'are not ture eolst $14,0010, and it is contrary ajppeared in tbi and, elementary art,�Cllihton,
I e -distance. He spoke a new eidition �f the, §amie textf h,?
�,.� . mon for infractions of the Highways . Of course, everybody realized that it was only to Law to drive over briftes, at a to PhilliA, ginAbig -a stecoind direltioln. gavel thre old, one to, this� sailive stud- Nlews4lewrd.. I
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,� - Act n q'sipensions of Ariving 7 imionall baseball would have turned up iflEp haughty (Mr. Mafthiew Mose% ,and %Mr. VVml. els(Slary, for, ,when Philbip came i,nito. of slarne experience, shows, the bolak, 1MV. FIb7d, Lodg,�p who has been 4 ', N'
,J . ' , 4 , . Close at the idea,cf going ,out to play in -a -small Voirest, Of Morris, ,siold, to Mx. T. . with Memos. IBM] ,and Zapfe, funeral
�W .i".1'1, �� - . licomses unknown. But rarely does . A ellasre prbxrmlity Ito this Ethiopian *ith the ex,ciaed .sle4rom. pasted in
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11, � 11- , � , I . . town. But times have changed,, and we niote Shal ,of SealfaOUh .a.'pair of Very eunuch, *e situatbiloirif t000k qcmitimi. of again, as one of his Iniou 1 dirletbo,ra� foir the pat�.t few ye,affs,, has � ' I -
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I ,,,, 51 . , and Syracuse will - fine diraugilit haq�ses' dest pos1ses' lb*EU a posillich alt the 'Gatanan Fun -
T , ,11 ,V 1�1'., 1. . - affaiTs.' Phii-lip lanw, heard and acted sions. ., �. .
i.., 11 petid,iiig licenses for life'are practic- play a lb -ague game in KincarAine On Tuesday, 'Milsi.9 !nary , Morrison, of the 111th, I im.y. Wbm lefml -Home:, Llondion, dommienciloig thi-s, q ,�
I 4 . . . . August fith. It will be the bi sj;iiarts evien-t of 4mn,celssio'n of ,WXJLJop on inilnullizie" vvr�t, ' ffliglbt is 10o,lileagruels pasit and preilenot con- welek. Wn. Lo-dige. will be much rhi,nis-
i .'.�'. . 0knOWn Instances. the Old Home Week in Kincardline, antl as that (on Slub'day laisfL She had been a pat.- a fan Illiar etinuich reading was 6'Ul1t !Dr- M601,11re ion All Conceivable
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I .-� isatill a 1�baoebsffl town," 'the officersf of fhe Kin' . 1:1 T,aigtsags?, fromi_-the Old subjects and, valloig- his, jud '
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i I UP. � ., . I 1. . eardine colmimittee are tialking a big chance, and Testz.,rnnt. Re Wml&Ted if this muidh as emr. The, fatt,thait y(oung I
I �:,:,"!,.�,�, � '� , , I il V hnd a, . o be 'Mr. tt. S. Poirlber, 18eaforth, hais sold is SdAm ; abothist momber with ;him,, as he was I I
l .r restriction of probbing up -a -large gadtaotee. it is said IstPauger would real'sly undlastand, the, and Old' sleek lill' , 'ice alf-d are- amm-
f hIlls Cottage, tit priesent, lioccupiled by tMe meam, 'Medded Wedneadlay evening to Mtiss I
;.:, I . the first time An International Ledgue seheduled, , ing, Mid go h8,,,enquived, and Milis to (haMe qbe- bentill't of 11,0la- li Virginia' DOZed-11. The, Nie*,,Re,c1bTd
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