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I Ili, �� ., 11 ''I"p ,,�� ,14 -xi, "I _�,PIOWO]f 10ents were marlo.oned over the i4,�*�`il`�E'. V, � M .- Years zon , � we0k-end.. � � , "W. * - il sirer'of,Laz , e.,.*, . ��, �,!::,�.:�,,� 1. 1. . I � ��, �_. 'i�,�,- ., ,�`_� 1 ,4 . . . . , " � y , , ,...,.��.,,�.,��,��,,��.,."', �. b ... �0! �,,r �,:��'__, I I . ,&� , I I— ' 1; / - I I . � 'j, , ". . ,.�nl;l i � -i 1-0 , There were six-foot drifts of snow ". �"V, - � , q,., , - 1.� ean, Editor., I Int Pfolked From ,0 ry J. Boylo� . 14, ,'�" . _0resting Items My Hqr 0 " "�,,e"" ' . � I . , i'ijK�;��', I 11- " �rl, , CL I . . �rlA V1, ... '.,?., � 1. � . . - t ��j, , ,,,��,,.�;-, . on all the roads in that district. The I ,� " , " . k�_L 'j" , ' `�`�`� ;�'I r I ,:,,,.., ,,.. P The Huron Expositor of, Fifty and . " . � r I - __ I I . 1, . .��,�� , , , ,,�', , , ,�',' . - I .. - 0 � -4 : . 1$.egforth, Ontario, ey- , cars couldn t run- and the trains are Ago. . . H; 1�1,11 ,.'' � .. 1. 1. :, 1"O . ��: , , . . Twenty-five Ye * .1 ,� , .. � 11jr-71 - 14 WIAJI WWAZIP im, I a LJ =4�1? A � - . 2f , I ,.,* - , I , I 0 1 0$ 4 A I. I i, ti I . I A I tt, 1A . it Ill, % . , � ." , . . -._-._1' I . - -14 0 - A,x&y W&L" aws JILLOU euppiteu Lit" .. 1�11 , � i - . I . -1. �,�7;'141��l . f . � ''; ,,4,,��V-,,. , ,� Wwrnloon LJy 411 wouldirt. The people just, haq- To - I � , Z � , rl I � I.. 'I ". 11 � -10 I . : . I . ..� , .. . I I I fourth resolutiom Like every other An6ther, Showet . I , V �_ V� �,` I . I . stay there. . . From The Huron Expos i I've been beaten to the draw this farmer -back here on the Concession, I I "I. . ,, - , , � _ ,; i.; ::Z; " - I . I � ,.. � . 1. itor of . f - � � ,_,�,14 ., . ... e . � , , ": r.;,�. .11 Z r . , . 'i 71� � �; .. , . " . , :, I . I . I . I . time, because I bad, letters tO-44y I like to SHP in and hold A radl-k%g On FViday nlght'Mrm Harold RiX-.-. ,?,.��, .�, .- ,� '� , .. , r I ,_ . And farther afield the Christmas January 3, 1913 from people in both Seaforth and KiA- down behind the big stove in Thn org was S lov I w r � F. . ��11 'J".iK." , I , , �., . � . baste a aft 4, e Y sho e '. lb 11 1�"', �, -� -, ,no Jkrize drawing and social eX11 carddue, asking me what my New MurpbT,s a rein t.h I g . . . 111';''��,� . , ,,8 . ,1. 9, $1,50 a year in weather conditions were still much I ', #1400W ratei . . . JU SL Jsl clongrega- Yeay's.resoIltition to a vi la a There's party for MIS& Noas Barlow, bride -to- 0 �V 1% . , . a were for 1939'., Now, always about four or five Of the be. The faulction, a, kitchen Shower, - � ... tertainpent, . ., I, , -�,f;,, �� o"';44 - Joilaip, $2.00 a year. Single worse. In London, England, they *6 the W,I was' ' Of. "boys" in -there and Ed. in w by �wezty lfrdend,s of , , ��, ,:' , r, nc,e, . . tion, hold i a sucleeS15- J. -thought that was really kind, . I i�,,, ".4 . ,,, � . ., 1 . Fag , ho , # 1� � what I in' meets all the - trains with his horse 'a 11� I R,- imp a, 4 cdnts each- experienced the worst fog in thirty-,. in every respect- The first prize was' them t(o be so intqyested wMass i =arli and . their moy prac- � , . ,Ae . I ' I I r. I 1� , I "' r I � won by Mrs. R. Devereaux and the tended resolving in the New Year.' and ilk, � can be found in there with tical and I'd L ly gifts were presented I �'' L '' - three years. � 50 r I A I',, r, .',, consolation Vfize by. Miss Nellie Dug- In the first place, I resolve -to be a band In the cracker barrel. to the guest of honor by Mrs. River&- I - - 11 1p, �,�f,f,�,'rll I 'A -e .1, presided nicer to all those city r lal no f y It usually starts this wAy. Old The gifts were: attractively arrang d , � "",�,,� �'r vIvertising rates on application. A fog that left a trail of poli - , L Q )�j � ,, r � ,'r � __ il;, gem M,r,s- B&tba O'Connel e tio 10 M , e r. It �. I ',._.,l;: �. program. The wife',s who ,come ,down here to try -petee, ,shift, that quid, of tobacco in a large basket decorated in a pink. iw" �l,'.!lr_�,. - . . over a splenddd musical 1� �, I 1. 1. I L . bowled over by motorists. Firemen prize for selling the greatest number and tell me that if a person lives in �JaWsl, ;pts drive and white -color sicheme. Games *ere t I I- 1'r� .., L. I � I over In his ample I ,� Q. _ ; i6V `bRTH, Friday, December 31 fought fires, they coulo .not see. Air- of tickets, on a gold, watch was award- the country he's a cross between a with full force, into tho, cu9pidor and played and an exee0ant. time WaA eXL- I I .1,11 I � ,AF - "ring-tailed baboon with, the seven .. I Ll,li� , . i planes were groufided; boats could ed to Miss, NeHio Mulcahy, of Sea then peers out through the Side wini, joyed. Mrs. Rivers was assisted �ith 11 - . : " � 1. � forth. . yearsf itch- and an, escaped lunatic." dl the .luncheon by Mrol. Wm. RaxIo .-L 0 �, . �! . . . . . �, , not land because the' couldn'� find Mr. George E. Brock, of Zurichl, met Just like ,that hatIchet,faced old Sour' - r , �' .1 . y "Ddd-you. bear about that -trouble Goderlich SIgr,a-1,S,taT- �!� . _ In & a,,A n h over at Tom's house?" . I. � � Happy New Year!, the ports to which they were destin- witha, serious aeddent on Christmas puss who came dawn he e, last we k I .lk t I ;.'�� _L � 'I, I- . . Day while playing hockey. A reek- to get slorne loical color, for a story Everybody just sits quiet for a min- P'fbns Accepted. . f ,,, �111 �; L�' ' ed. And people in the city wander- less Player Struck him under the eye whichalie, was writing for a magazine .11 � L . I ItL.: �L. �� - The old*year is dying and there is on the country, She had On a red ute to see if Peter will tell it -anyhow The Collegiate Institute,Board at L� . I .. 1. , . I t"t ,�;,.. . ed miles from their destinations. with -his, stock. mbing into without coaxing, amd if he shows I= . UobL,& r � 11 f .,! - always so e sadness in death. EV_ The Indians, who camale., to the big sweater -and she was cli signs ,of needing any persuas on meeting at the school T d v i - In . I (J;� . r I E':''r - Perhaps our Christmas weather swamp laist fall near Zurich, have the barnyard when, I spied Sir Timo- they'll -give him- a word or two of afternoon -accepted plans and sp , . I . , ic- �.iv , �. . '. ,lN,,,,, . en the'death of an old year.- , 11unting. thly coming up towards here. fications Submitted by S. B. Colon & . I f � . D"" I not all we'lloped it would be. been fairly successful, in I sort coaxing and then ,out will come the , ..,:1 I Perhaps there was much sadness was They brought in four mink one fox, of encouraged her -and said that it whole sitory. . Son, contractors, of Toronto, for the I .10 � > - ' L I I �i,� But then -there is no weather that is -our uskrats and was only a cow . . . and she climb- Then we'll start ,to worl,: �on Tom, additlon of Classiroom6 for shop *�rk.- "I � - ,_ in'the old year for many. If so, it is - . . six raccoons and f m ed throughand the firist thirig I knew ,� I and home e001110miCs at the school. 1 ) 11, I exactly suited to everyone. sold them to Mr. Charles Fritz. mid trace back -through all his, an. , , , 1�; 1, ,, i,: I Sir Timothy had boisted, her iight up Of them had Taie rooms, will be,budlt in over the, I . V, "", gone now. Forget it. L. Messrs. N. Cluff & Sons, of the - cestors to 11 d if �: . . " ��11'..,- � Perhaps there was much more joy It was, at least, a fair average, Seaforth Planing M-111, last week re- in the air and over the, top of Lhe trouble of a _%i" : ture. Then his gymnasium_�Godprich Signal�Stax. � # I i r . � fence, �", and business was -a fair average --if ,ceived the largest car of Iiiinber that wffe was a Smit.Khm, Over the riv- ' I " I I D. E. Campbell Appointed . & LL 1". LL � than sadness Jn the old year for Then, in the second place, I have a, e r'. Her mother was a Jones and -1. . , I . I . p ,�,,� . '_-, ,r - - not a little better. So we shouldn't ever ,has been dielivereld in Seaforth. terrible habit of sa3ing, "Dang nab they were always a tiqclgy bunch any- - " q.1.. , most. If so, remember it. " -Mr. R. J. Deachman, , * �, . it contained 31,50U feet. l .r M.P., was in; 6 .. ,, .,��. , . _ . complain too much. It could easily. Them was a targe, attendance at it" and 'Tainit," The school teache how. Her father was"the one who, -town M pri,day and announced that ' ,,,, !��,:� � Bn.t there is always joy and antici- I have b�en_ so much worse. . . the norbination meeting held in Cal- stays here some of the time in the Fold E& the spavined horse, and hii-Donald 15. Campbell, Nelson Street .. � , I * - ",.I, ll I winter and every time I massacre the tr;ed to Pawn a blindliorse off on iny 4 . I - . #g,��,', r connected with a birth. May . deest Hall, Winthrop, oil Monday last, Goderich, ,bad been appointed to th� I K��'., L , pation L � and English languaige 1111re that I can see biother-in-law one time. Hei- sister Position of customs cierk and excise I - , N��, of a lively interest seemed, -to be ,� . .Z " the birth the New Year bring joy . � 1, ' , . " . . � I'll"1111111"'ll"'ll""' taken in the affairs, of the township. her wink her eyes, and stare at me x?Liaxried that salesman. who sold Eb- examiner at GodLerich. Mr. Campbell' , .. �, " with scorn. I'm going to stoP that enezer Boggs the set of books for who retired I �, . �,�':� L 11311, , to you. May your every anticipation . Mr. John M. Govoulock was re-elect- too. twenty-five dollars and then Ebenezer succeels Hector Hays, A '.1 r %r ;, � r 4�, . � ed Reeve by acelamation- The fol- at the end of November after tw�.,n- . , , . "',rr reach realization. - -- WTHAT OTHERPAFERN S SAY* lowing were nominated as councillors: Them!, in the lthard place, I figure found the price tag insiale of' "six t ve years, Service. He Is, a Great 4 � �� .. , 'U" . that maybe I'll be going on about my dullars. and forty-nine cents." Y-11 .. �:11,1, ier, brighter i John Govenlock, John, Bal -four, C. War voteranr.�-Goderlch Signal -Star, . . - r;,1,, ,, . � business in a more business,like, way. Now,, nily wife 4s, sort of ,critical as I � � . a,�_ Eckart, Thomas Purcell, Robert Arch- I " year in your life. * ; Instead -of just saying that I'm going to whether our inteadons, are just Will Attend Boys' Parliament, _�L , � . ibald, F. J. McQuaid, H. Buerlinarm . I F�1'1'� ''. - tondo something I'll go Aght: On and what they should .be at those meet- . I , 1111� . I � . I . r and William Knechtel. . ikp!�. . Different in Whitney's Day do it. Of course now I've been mak- ings, of c,urs. Slie says thlat if I just The 17th older Boys' Parliament ; 'L - ", ,''.., 0 The Ladies!"Aid Society of Cavmn ing that slam`e resolireion- every year resolve to atop that it will be -the best will convene thia year at MleMa 0 ;.. � stqlr . ,._�'� r - . I (Kingston V%Tbig-Standard) . �. Clitwph, Winthrop, beld their annual - h _' Hugh now for well on to forty and, I guess resolution I ever made. I guess I will University, Hormifton� on Dec. 27t - I � I . ..... ,.,LL "�Iir L . Huron's New K.C. - " meeting at the howle of Mrs. may6e some of these days I'll sur- will and the first chance I get, I'll Lloyd- Dark, a Wingliam, boy, will re- 11 . ll.,:,�- Mr. Roebuck exclusion from the caucus Te- Alexander when the follow"119 Officers prise even myselif And really get a tell you all about it. Hope you have PrIesenit t e . I ; . S fa constituency of North 1� lv,l.,� . .1 minds us of the days of the late Sir James Whit- I - �` I 'iFr,' . were elected: Honorary pr idea -t "jog" on about everything. a mighty prosperous New Year! _I ;" , I-Turam at its sessions.-Wingliam: Ad-- � I .. "! - , 11�.11% I For a county that has held such a ney. ' The Conservative member for East Kent Mrs. D. Carswell; president, ;rS. it' vance-Times. � 1, fl%�:�r. � . leading position among the cotilties in those days was PbiL Bowyer, editor of The Archibald; Ist vicel-presl Mrs. J ' � . "o. " - ��. . . - ry G . Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary I ,�; .�,_ c6 Confederation, Hur- Ridgeltown Dominion, a ve able man of inde 119len; 2nd viceprVAdent, *Mrs. �� L - - . ,... r . of Ontario -sin . pendent�andl liberal views'. At a caucus bein'. az I .. N�,��;:r � , I , Habkirk; tre urer, Mrs, J. M. GOV`- I I , �L�" " 0 J Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baer, Wood "I".. %;: on has been singularly passed over. preeldo,d over by the Iahe, W. J. Hanna, Phil. enlock; secretary., Mrs. J. G. Grieve. � . "Y:,;. Bowyer �disagreed- witli. the policy laid, down by * UST A SMILE OR TWO " - I ,','�.: When' political honors were being L Mr. J. C. Greig was elected Mayor 0, stock, Ontario, f,oinnbr residents 'of' ' - . Mr. I-Tanna and wasi told; 1he wasnot the,re to dis- by acclamation. The following were . Winghlam, recently celebrated their - ' � .;,,;� 1, conferred over the years, with either agree with the Policy of the party but to hear it . . 60th wedding- anniversary. They were- " . . nominated for the Reevesbip: Geo. , . ` . ",!�",� ' ", r - - I . ttitude and �Murdke, John A. Stewart, J. J. Cluff Sandly seated himself at the dairy EmplicTer: " can YOU come to work marii-3d in 1877 in� Colbonne Town- �rp.!", r - i outlined. Mr. Bowyer resented this a . , ""X,1�1 a large or sparing hand; this county Stayed away from� the next caucus at which Sir lurroft, counter and driew a nickel from to -morrow?" . ship and forsome time Mr. Baer was � . P, I . I I "I., �A. has always seemed to have occupied ,, - ssmes , Whitney himself ' and, Dr- ITarburm The cou,neillors "Say," he -asked, "what Unemployed: "No, you see I'm foreman of the Bell Furniture Fac7 . "I , "", .. was presiding. After . his -pocket. It nominated were: 14- Stewart, Ja�"' c. -lave five of a fam- ' I � "i�.� - L .� , 0 i . I the me,pting Sill James sent for Phil. Bowyer and , An I giet for a nickel?" marching in a paradle of the une.,rn- tory here. They I , : , _ , L 11 1 4?;_ a position, -n the background. Gillespie, H. .Ppeare, S. Holmles, J. G. "A glass of buttermilk," replied the ployed! " , . L 117. four daughters and One .4 . I ,,,._i ,,I To ' asked him m;by the was, not Present- Bowyer re- . . - son,, Mrs. . I . . ,. S�;;", - .. Grieve, Chap. Aberhart, George Card- � . 0 " �,V. � have beenstanding behind the door, . plied t1bat he did, not come to the Legislature counterman. . 0 .. J. L. Trouse and Mrs. L. E. Tom- , � . no, P. Devereaux, J. J. Cluff, John H. - � �.., , I . to be a rubber stamp for anybody. * It his ViW.VS Relid, J. Beektie, A- F. Cluff, H. Sandy looked disappointed. He "Look here, young fellow you cau,t liusion, Woodstock; Mrs. win. Plow- � F ., - 1, , as it were. , -party caucuses .picked, up the coin. "I think �t I ,..r � !!0"�.. were not wanted in I he could, Hartry and A. D. Sutherland. - I can pot me,when,ever ,fou warit to. My man, Tol Mrs. IAllian Stokes, Of . �'�" _'L I F�r that reason we wer13 pleased stay way. , Sir James replied- thit men of inde- do better than that," he declared. love is ra.ro-." D!,E Valley, Alta.; Mr. Corey DfLer, St. , , . , � ��",� � , ,:.. . Miss Cora Geib presided at the or- ,, r ",,.. r , ,� 7�� :: ., - ' ' pendent thought were needed in the party and "Go ahead,'.' Snapped the counter- 'Too bad, too bad! I like mine well Catharines. - W -in -9 -ham Advance- �, I ,�� to see Huron menti6ned in- the gan in First Presbyterian- Church ,on * I I 11_,�., , -aucuses, and -to feel at . man. done." Times. , f , . �,`,� Sunday last in the absence of Mrs. , ., I asked Pbil. to attend all c , � "I" "� �L' new list of Xing's Counsels made Perfect ,liberty 0 express himself freely. r Sandy, left. And, it'r"WaS. just two 0 . I W I i '. . �� , I , r � . Kinder. ars later to the day that he ag%in Portland: "Why are they building forty-fifth Annivervary- . V� yle r I . 0.�_ . r .''. " � pub, lic last week. And we were par- . 0 Messrs.. G. willis, IAnklater; Joe entered the same place. He spotted boats so -big these days?" 'Of � , I.". . I . 1.,..,�.,- . . Brown, Moffatt, C. E. McLean, IL L "J. -& We J,Dih tli�- many friends, Mr- lr�� - ticularly pleased that the honor fell . the Some -countet am Fred: "I don't know . . . unless ch,lbe, L I I --- �... I and Mrs. Connad S, Ot town, in � I "�,, rL L the -shoulders of ,Mr. Fran'� Ile Rights of the Citizen McLean and, Hanna, of Winghl at, "Okay," he cried.- "But. put plenty it's to bring' over More �weepstake ' upon tended- the dance bere on- Friday 'Of of - butter in It,!" . . extending ciongratifttions on their , ,. .11,��,�, ., . tickets." . . - I .L,.",�,' I I I Fintriand, of Clinton. . (Toronto Saturday Night) last week. Much credit 1V due Miss . . forip-fifth wedding anniversary on 4 �� ,� Z�l_ . hiiber 20t1i The occa- . r, . B. Step9ions and Mrs, F. G. Living- - - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Monday, Dece I I ,�,. - . . '' em - . I __ - Mr. Fingland is a native son, who We imagine that there, -ere many memb , . 11 � . 0 tegi Stone for the success- of the dance . sion was very quiletAy spent at their I "%"l, , .1 of the Liberal party in, the Outari slature A'h Economical Meth- dh ,K��,.� ,o I in peace and in war, has �,ipheld his who would have, liked to join Col. Fraser Hunter here last w6eIZ I A � home, as Mm §chilbe'has recenfI4 - �,0, " 0 1 od' of Building a e not 'been enjoy!' ler,usual robuat .. I y"'.1-- in his protest agailirst the powers And im4aunities 0 119 !,�, . country's honor with credit to him- `* Houses Of . Earth ' Home That Will 1111- itesith. Tirey were marriied at Brod- - . "" ' r� I '��' � - L I . r r which, at the Goverament's behest, voted to con- From The Huron Expositor . 1* dure. I . o I . I 0 bagen af*r- hi they moved on� I I ,1.'_r- self and his native county. For the fer, last week upon the officials of the Provincial January 6, 1888 W I . " . - ,.,'%' . I . - . their farm on 14h concession, , Treasurer's Department. ; - --- - . W"! , past seven years he has been prac- - - _ Among the lawyers' In The -annual school meeting was held � 111111111111111111111111� H . N11, ',-_�.,, I . a , now Owned by their son, Henry. I I . F , * 11 ��-',; I the House particularly there is no lack Of undor- in the school house on the regular -If you want,to experience the real found, in the revival of sixteen years ag6`1they MOV , .e , . I..:,' r., ticing law in Clinton, a practise, standing of the danger to the Itterties, and! legi- . (pise de terre) , _,fi 4' , ". r - 'bility and integrity, , tirnate rights of the citizen which is inherent In date. Mr. Joseph Taylor was appoint,- joy of livdngL-:--try bringing your cas- -rammed earth'. . . z irloh where .they have'heou" val- - " . I � , L' . __,%','. which through a ed Trustee -and, Mr. Robert Smith, and'- AM -in -the -air down to earth and build ' The use of earth in the construe- uable 'citizens Since, and ff-is the . L �t� , � , � � _ . this sort of legislation. The pl6a-the only plea it -or. . your home of Mother Earth, To do tion, of human babitations greatly wish of all that they may enjoy good' I . �41 * . I "�;,:L;' has become 'one of the largest in that can be made, in defence of it -that it is Scott - Laing -At -the residence 6T this you must revive the most_%n- artedates the written -his-toi-y of man. health tio enjoy many more anniverE17- 1 . r �%:�r I. . Western-,Qptario. necessary for the. effective collection -of an In- the brildels, faither, on Dec. 28th, by clent art Of construction, and -,use tbe In Normandy alone, pise de terre con- aries.-Zurich HeraldL . 'L , L � I ; . , , .,,.�, 4,�r: beTitance tax which, is already on thle statute Rev. P. Scott, Mr. James Scott, to materials at hand. I � . st . ruction dates from Neolithic times � . . , rrl,;,.,, Mr. Fingland's is a well deserved ,.bo(ok is not ,a valid, plea. A tax which cannot,be Results will convince you that giv- (3,0001 to 10,000 years B. C.) down to - Fractures Shoulder � - '. .1 i " '' J� I I Margaret Russell, second, daughter of . , . . I , I "'. honor which Ilis friends and his % lected without giving to 1he collectors sui,'h en a site and a bit of ,earth, any man the present. _\1 . .�,.", 11 I t ,rig, all of Hibbert. III the, valley of the I W21 ; I � r L � meridous powers is for th-alt rea.sbu a danger- I . Mr. Thomas Lai or woman may build a house that Rhona River (France) pise de terre last Thursday afternoon while lwr. .", — 1county will rejoice in. . ous tax, however, desirable it play be ; Air. Charles Mackay left here mil Ja,00b Weido, of town, was, in the act . I A I �'.4; � f in other Monday last to pursue ,his, studies at v�'all cost less and be more durable 'houses of great age (60,0 to 900yeans) . ;,l`i L respects. We do not for a moment believe, how- dowd the back steps of bi , ,,.Ir on I- Is' A " .... 1, i I 0. ever, that even the inheritance ti�k is Incapable Trinity Medical College, Toronto. I than one built of any other material., are still occupkUd and, ,in good c dl 'of going -town .. '�%� � . . Mr. W. Cameron Smith, who has It will be fireproof and practicaVy tion. A�dobe �, buildings in Mexico, bome in ., his f . cot slipped out on I-�', L ' ., % . . 11 �111 0 �.- � of collection without ther use ,of tbo�e dirl been a student In Mr. Darreey's-L law air-condition,@4 witihout extra cost in California and elsewhere in the Sout the ley steps and Mr. Weld* went , 0 . Ll'� L . . . ni-ethods. . � � . h- . I L .. �.�,4 Toronto's Christmas � * I office for some time, left Jor Saxnia time or material, and it WillL -help the west certainly date balk to early down, with the f6sult that he frac- ' 1. -'.!,�'L . I We have repeatedly protested against the.pTo- family budget also .by reducing the Spanish occupation. tured-tibe slhouldoi�Vblade bone which- - I . 1. � ,�ft. r on Monday where he takes'a position, ,,,, . cess which has, been going on for year and L under , - was quite painful. �"Howev'er, medical' I -, rpPair costs, if not actually elim' t- , Rammed earbli, is not a slow pro- ,, �,, � I in. a leading law office. ina ,-,�� several successive GovermmentSL land also, in, , . ' aid �i,00n had -Mr. Weldo, in shape, I 1". L' According to The Globe and Mail . ing them. Rantined earth walls gra- cess. Three men can haul, dig and . I lf;., d it should kylOW—Toronto had . many other Provinces of Carrada)� of conferring Mr. George Holland, of McX'li0V_1 dually bec�ouie .like stone and are place 54 squarer teet of 18 again al� on.1flie following day be was, � ", - 11� I —an . . . �1'1 upon the officrig' of the government, and.uplon has rented. his farm to Xr� Archibald -inch wall 1- alike impervious ,to moisture, 1-ats of the first story in a day. it is' a up fKn 'and, around as) usual, but he- J .1 .. , -y -y*Christmas, but, � rtments themselves freedom and 'termites. method by wthich a farmer may will have'a delicate shoulder for ia�, I ,��% a vel ., very�meri t , Ferguson for five years. Ile has also ( � r . leas( -d the Beechwood -store and in- 3olve , 11. 'K., y r -Z *c � , � unfortunately, one in which the from all liability for any wrong whieli they ma Two such houses already flank the the housing problem on drouglit-rav- time. Urn ft Herald. . . . , � . V., , V ' commit against the property, and! rights of citi- tands. going into the mercantile busi- city of Washington, one at the e x'- ished acres,. Ab,6ut lids Only cost is -tax Returns Up . , 1, r"; mirth seems-tb'have been m6re stim- I ness. . I , '.� 7 L . ' . zens. We need not repeat what we -have already The long talke � treme eastern boundary, the other On a few sacks of cement The lumber , I .�, -I % il M , 1,1"". ulated *ai ,real. . said on this subject merely because the special d of contest for the the west. The first, called Hilt`Tap for tibe forms, can be ta e� , f m an Tax co,I) Ilons, th I I �r r sion. of the Ontario Legis-lature has Reeveship o,f Hullett de ended, Mr. _�Oh .1ol year in Eketer, ", see enacted . House was built in 1773. It thas, lit- ,old shed or a corn, crib, and the labor have beeffilbe best in -kears. Wedrielg 0 1 , . L " , L ,, .. And bottled mirth is apt to be a ' a few more of these immunities. ,The Opposition PRtton having been Sustained by a orally withstood the storms of well- cost is removed since the farmer and day of lasit week was, the las,t-daY , . ... . M?� � . . . I . , .b.:�, . bit reckless afid foolish at time�. . ' r under Mr. Macaulay put up a -good, fight but its decided majority. .. nigh two cefituries. ,V, Original ' sons can (10 it themselves.. The doors f -- 1 3 �,. , .or paying of ,taxes without a peTIC11 4 i , ."_,. Neither does it leave the same Sweet - efforts were nec6sel handicapped by the fact The pupils I of S. B. No. 5, A-Shilleld, walls turned to stone an *-defied the an,d windbws can be purchased ready ty being added. The arrears, are com . 11 , . that its own party when in power committed presented their teacher, R. E. Brown, demolishing touch of a h9use-wreck- Ita"de, and the framework, ,clamps, ing in better, according, to Mr. Pearce, i I . . ... , . �, .. �., taste in the mouth, nor oil ther minds plenty of the same kind of invasions, of the with an addresig and, a beautiful sofa. er who -tried to raze the. structure and' etc., can be put together by the farm. ,tax collector. Soine of the taxpayers I , �� rights of the citizen. . chair as a !token of their esteem and atter repeated failures, can6ehed his pr himself, The actual er cd n ,of who were In arrears for a couple of . - 11, .. 1111L of those who witness it, or are com- appreciation,, jDf his services,. 0 o I, I I . . contract. It was, then de6ided to re- rammed earth presents, so Idttle diff�_ yearS were. a-ble to Catch 'I - �, id H1111, ,the ,well-rknown store the .house. The front of the Culty tbrat it can b0done by anyone - r .1 T. pelled to -suffer by it. I . 0 Mr. Dava . up this yemr.. I . . 7 -Exeter, Times-Advo,mto. ..."'; I . stock'm , ofli-Hibbert Township, has ouse w,ith its 27 -inch walls, is 20 VhO has sufficient strength to shovel �, % . I. . And Toronto's mirth, again ac- a bull 18 montlio old, which, weighs rees �warmer in. winter than, the . . ': � . .1 I " 11,r � Pasteurization May Be Unfair earth and wield a ram -mer. � 1 ,.4,-�,, , Old -Time Dance Successful 4 I I., . ,L -cording to -the Globe and Mail, � . 1,434 pounds. I L o ern addition, whichl . is not cf Before starting, detailed plan � � , r . lUeVa,l a R 1.,-� � seems tqthave been largely of tile bot- - (London Free Press) Robert Yeo and sons, of B e mm,e4,.,eartb. In the summertime, must be made, showing the location ., over two thundred persons were I I ., ,�. have captured 16 foxes so far thl� 0 M , Part Of the structurq is hs for various wood, ',In attendance at the old-time, dance I 11 I . I— I .1 en- plugs, to ,mhich L tled y4flety. That is bad enough., Pompulsory Pasteurization of milk sold for hu-, winter.. , I . I . cool as an air-conditioned house whIle trim or window frames ,or door 13 -in. the arena Weldnesfty evening 'Of .0 � � , I I ' - ,I .;; - - BU -ooms, throw off a sweltering t6ls May later be- fastened'. The wolrnk Tihe music was, provided , ltigfien the bottled variety of � man, consumption in. Ontario seems f -O lie receiv- Mr. John Hawkshaw, of Exeter, re- the riew i last week. ' ' , � � L i ' ev I . !rig s4a`FiOul� olfficial cGusi-diewatior. In a broadcast fused over $300 for lhis.-roan colt re- beat. progresses as in masonwy,,,con6tnIc_ b,i the McNichol archestTa. M�. and 4 I .. . tt . -mirth' takes. to wheels, it is worse. by the' new minister of h,qaltb for the, province -,t , centlk. , The modern example of this an- tion. Mrs. James BoVil were tLwarded S,1 I - I ,� , - . I . � . I was pointed out that voluf1tary action by the Pub- Mr. Dougald McDonald, of the 7th cie"t architecture, was erected in Summer, tis, the best se JameSr - L I 1; .11 I � . L , 'Very much worse. lie is not likely to be effective by it,telf. con . ceasi,on of Moruis, while in the 1921 by Dr. Hum in ason to build prize for waltzing and. Mr. 4 ) , . 1,pbTey the western but it Can he dove aU7 tirap that is Taylor' and Miss; Ilene Ciornisib, won 6� And Toronto's record is. described ' Public health is the Primary consideration but woods cliopping, slipped off a log and- .suburbs of the Capital -near OW dry with no the apot dance.il-Exeter Times -Advo- b I . " I ,� the, Problem is a complicated one and unl c�,T received a Severe cut in the right . John- . � In priibabililty Of frost. I . r 11".. I by the Toronto paper as "a wild or ' The most important considerations cate- % .1 I . I 1,11. gy tain safqguarids are, imposed, coin teur- hand, from a hemlock knot. interest in this work kept- pace in Pise work are: . t , . L � I of rei&&Ss anddrunken automobile ization. might bW,less effective th Cates with our constructAn khliT the curl- L - ,11 , � I'll I . V - r "" if, WilUe Stewwt, aged, 16, son of Mr. 0 The selection. of a - proper soil Jack Rabbit Drive � 1- Ir ., 4,L ifj'r" _ hope, although the ease in Its, favor is a strong James gtewaft,, of SaItford, near oAity Of sdgbtseers s,ome�times inter- 1�aving the cor I 1 15�1 ., L dr r, g. �. Worse than the "Black � . rect amount of mols- . , � , I - - fered, with the workw6n. w A Tack rabbit"d4ve was,dield OIL' I , " ,I, I - one. GoAlerlch,, left the residence of Mr. ho were tul-0 content wbea need. Satu. b.fternpon. In which 25 Per— ( I M, I ,,�, , . aristmag" of a year ago. Properly carried out there seems to be no - ked to explaill the process as r the 2) A thorough, compacting of . " ,.r. r I I .- AlkMhc,ad, Bayfield road, just ,before 98 I the % rtleipatv& .The dAve - took IN lil(.. I . I J1, ' In all two persons were killed; doubt that Paiteurization' renders harmless the six o'elock on, Wednesday evendug of work progressed. . oartb. But success Of this, material is pluce,,% the vicinity of, end �11 I g.,.-- � ' germs which are Commonly carrierl in milk-. But last week to 'drive homile. A few min- There is an excellent reason, for the ('k-p-rident ;upon�, Other factors. The about thr . so miles , - .. t I �, 1, �,�� , ,� - 2 �' . 'twelnty-eight motorists were arrest- unless there Is greater care In hsndllr�g milk � utles, afterwards Messrs, Altkin -tud; - present, lack of Informa:Vlon on ram- soil cannot�be too mo4r,t, !Wd, the I -r "I � I'L, *. : � ; med eaIth, construction. else a strbke bag resulting in- 65 Jaekst. Edward ' I I ". i, � . ed; sixty,soven people were injured, front the time it Is pasteurlW; until It rembes 'Momas Morrow, noticing something L There's, no in ,cre, Place will make it rise in: E,n, Bennett, bf Detroit, who participated I I - , t 1.`L* _,.r,,., , - � - e L the congumler theirs, is, always th,3 possibility of peculiar as the rig passed them on money in.it for anyone. NO material other. This condition will stop your In his first I I ' _� 1, .,',r� �, . and there were sixteen additional a _ recontamination. Indeed there have DAen casea, to sell. ,Rammed ear , Jack re+b1t drive the �11` I I . � I ll� cc , �)T 1 I., I .. I . '�� . -�,�.. I - I . the street near Knox Church, stopped th is freei to all- work until Lit is Slry enough for ram. v,eek ,, �,,� I , '' A ,�, � .�,��4 *1' 'ts� without ury. . . ,�Of typhpld Wried lip milk through. 4�ontim(na- and Previous, was so delighted that , .. r�., Z��* , "cid'en bodily inj the horse and found -the boy dead. unPatented, Offering every man. ming. When the soil Isf too dry, there he returned again jast,Saturdsy, thls� ,, ,,, 4- r,,;. 1pa,_ L "Id tion of containerst by polluted L water. The lad wasys victim of heart dis- a chanoe to reap the reward of lits is no need for stopping work t .- I n �",� , -tot. , for It time with, &mother compandon, Art , I , �,,, , , Al of one hundred and One gYave' Injustilce wiIich would- follow com� ease. , . . own, Industry. This material costing may he spritilded, with' watef to as- Metzger.. A LOM'on reporter rag OIL, ;,�), J� F" � ,',`,�i�-� I bdng is right at the btflW nig site, sure -the Proper a I I ��,��.,�'. "�'� " L' "'n,ty—three. . . pulsory Pasteurization would fall upon farmers Mr. Robert Wo;6;ds has sold his, 100- "' 11161111t Of -moisture-. hand. an& took �& numbet Of pictures' ' I -, � .". I who hove built, up accredited 1ords, and had end the walls- 6an be built at approxi- In, ,q&gging , ., � ""'. , 91 R �, I I- I " of a pens .�', , � , r acre tarm, lot 12" concession 1-2, Hib- MatLely 25 per cent. of tile cost, cellars, It generally lbap- Of -the hunters and! the rabb1tsl..,-Exe- I ", , ", , , t14,,j,,, " And New Year's'Eve is yet' to sacrificed- thousands, of d1ollarg to secure Stock tba comes out ter 1,imellate. I I "' ; .. I : " 1�:r': . -1, . " � ".�P' . . � � "' "q�'�.�I' I . � � ... (�';, L ,.j�," I L� - douraged, by the d�epartmeut of aglieulture and oil Is not fix as, it 0073, 1 1 �111 ... e-41 ' - . free from disease, in this they hav-S. been on. low"pTlee of $3,704. ' em is ',Suitable for the purpose. I . �. .1 �, beirt to Mr. Baker, of Exeter, for the similar wall In brick, less, than 50 per of th ,t tifte ,dirt ,hich �,,�; '. '', L ' the cent. of a concrete wall, and' from 25 But the to,) 8 ,,, �, ,�, �,, I . . William, Peart, wbile, okating on, to 30 per cent. less than. the cost of t cortifli .. a Awarded to Stild6108,11 )" _ ,. ',N�_ 1� ., I . . ., I 0 - certain ATA&S -have, 'been set aside as free of dis- Ave .at St. Mar", on Tuesday last, a good aing veget4lblO matter andi wil�l I , 11 I.. . �. " , "" , _ . . Y`6t It 00miliulsolrT pasteurization IS en. yent .. �, .. - . - ,,, :, ", � N%�' . I I ,�;, I � � L ease. . fralme. Earth' seems to be � pre� 11 Proper edrapact.ing. Ram ,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,V!,,,,r .,,,V!,,,,r .,,,V!,,,,r,. .,,,V!,,,,r �., :, , I � M 7 I '. , .,,,V!,,,,r '.,��-,_�, " � At � 1* bruke through and, reodVed a cold )med 'These is enits of .the Sebool. of I ,, L . . , , . OR, � f4orced' It Is difficult to see how any T , about the offly material wNch 1.11,'�!.. ". � �., . I " dve Beef, Worse . gremJ11% htS eaxth Is a mineral substanc , " . " !, " �. � ,,��,, L I 'W" �, , �', "" � " r� can be OeCur,Od; &W mdlk frOM the ateredited bath, also losing ,a skate. not risen -in price. MFVS*nTy Walls thing that -can ,81gloo 0 and arry ve been awarded certt-� , V, , . .0 Comimlerce. 1-11 11.1, 1.�;,�. �' , , ��,,�"%L,.'� �. _" , '11� . or �,'.' �, I ''I ... 11 I ill` " 1 ..., L, (rot must fitateg of Achievement in Bookkeep- I I ' * ','I .... � 1� � PAI . t. berds. Undoubtedly .the Govomim�ent depg,rt. . � 0 are yarely watertight concrete; *illt be excluded,, It Is better ". , I I I �. . , I � " �.� ,; :1 ,��Ihft ' I'S , ,a e0m.06.1hing aw-, mentg water, tO cast a. Ing by thi§ Dppaiitment Of guginesi I , . L . 1-1, , 11 I R, �,' ��, V11 6110"tild g0t't0g8W,W before starting on L Two Wlouhmm wtre fioblng�'about twelve Inches thick ;�111 Shed. Side nine inches. of top surface soil Standards dnd.,AVaTft &t tho'Gregg . , , �; L'� , I . I �1'1 ,,W.:� " . kl�,',., I �16 dned ab-6tit the Snow . ft"'pd!gft two miles frtni Ian& They had had, and (hrlick walls are both damp and and it is a goodf pihn to Sift a,lsrge Co., NeVV, I . . i �,.%;�,1,1;'�,A I It IFO Ineiremble In thlo darand thai thill. , ' an e16011011t 400b-- ZbbnXU Said eoldi ThIle eatth wallia are not only , for accuracy Of tests ", I 4t, �::: 11 '1119al) of 'It dnd keep it under Shelter AubmMittled to that offloe, Agnes Ag- . I g',: , ,�:,he'' L bad,L � koads and dieU Alidilld, be malme& ago : `V&d'� -blott*r Whrk to &no -proof, but also beat � li , I ; � . 7. 10-d 4APOted threagli DaVIA ,the Spot ' And cold to permit Wit '111 I'll . . . % I , "t to. the vd millik, If rfifila tij . io case we obli*-Oltt to-lborrow!" . water proof. r(�Tsudistrlbutjob bi now, Willard Aiken, Robert Buchan- ., b � it, , A delailting Cft'tAft1t(atL 11 ' , so Pply in proper an'110taft Glenn, 'Dorothy A 'Jo , &. ) - �, a4hq I I , I . TL be pke- . proof, f0P Once-drdOed And moisture Holland, . I � l ilw.. . I . `;`§ 00, � '111. "I 6 1 ��, 'L�."� `� Vented It li'6 other way, 66ftolllgiorp pigift6ti , Oft r4adhilig W6 Ob6i*'ThoWas 4*- ell moisture will ulever penetrate 60ndltaoft I I J fim# , Will, 0 alMrayb on hoW� - ,Alioa 11alhiog P,bbbrft Uldls,w," Earl' .� t ��,, U I Which UW� to #robabily tho ftly toluflon. Pgotto,n.rigg, ed, "Did yott tfttk the %)14We?" them-, T�*%a Wallis will last for cen, '"the T6019 and Fbem# ', 'L4Wb*ft# ftildiL "�' '' ';�'�: '.r�: ,� L' . . W,Adh Olettl Medd, �- . 0 I -1 ___ �, ,� ',, 11 . L I � . ., floh Tug gradat'I'll *M, 1; Oiky W* publid, f&vor� ; I'veall "id David, 'I "t a amlk birl'os are p000f -against froigt, T%e only orlle4al oqt I �, I - ,,, .�, 1''. i I / I d0d 11§1 11h two (a A Ontamo '"'W'Ovaltadg. , tiqk oa the loft-b"d olde -0 ritta and r4 and are suporl Wbrk cdtapAgi6t ftMhb&srq "d %yk�s M , I I ' 'U'' Z. 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