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Wildcats Venn-Don A farmer near Alma in Wellington County claims he had five sheep killed recently by Wildcats. How unfortunate they were not killed by mutton hounds and then the farmer would have been recompensed from the sheep fund. It is fortunate that the mutton hounds of North Elderslie, which destroyed sheep to the value of nearly $300 in a few nights have not been crossed with wolves or wildcats or they would make a clean-up on all the sheep of tho township.â€"Chesley Enterprise. PAGE 2. Camp Borden Aviator Suicides Flying Officer E. D. Dawson. a native of England, ended his life in his quar- ters at Camp Borden on Monday send- ing a slug from an automatic piste! into hi: brain. Dawson had been on duty here for some time. but the reasons for his actions are unknown. He is not be- lieved to have had any relatives in Can- ada. Shortly after the body was dis. covered. the camp commandant sum- moned Coroner Ross of Barrie. who viewed the body. He has submitted a report to the crown attorney at Barrie. Coincidence in Prion Me That a man charged with torging his mother's name to a note should be remanded to the same prison in which a damsel was rusticating then for forging her mother‘s name to a series of cheques formed a coincident here last week that is seldom equalled in rural jailogy. Harvey Johnston of Paisley, the man in the picture. who was brought to the local cells on Thurs- day by Officer Nelson. has. since been released on. bail. and will. appear for trial before Magistrate Walker at Pais~ ley Friday morning next.â€"Walkerton Herald-Times. Three Young Him who can sing (in a fashion) undertood to entertain the neighborhood around the Town Hall corner about 11.30 o'clock last Sunday night. When he was retiring for the night the attention 'f Chief Fer- guson was attracted and. as the song- sters persisted in “holding forth" to the accompaniment of some instru- ment he put on his sleuthing shoes. and. with a flash light. set. out to as- certain the identity of the trio. How- --- g... “A “V. v“--- -â€"_- ever, before he could get within range 01 his: flashlight being eflectlve. his ap- proach was decected, and the singers proved. to be fleet runners.â€"Walkerton Telescope. L‘W" - “WU, â€"_ The O’Hare Woollen Mill that has remained idle since the war has been leased for a tempt five years to a com- -â€" -â€"..-.. n... I‘M“ .VJ .- 'v---‘ ' pany who intend to embark upon the manufacture of a special line of felt boots and special machinery 1 or that purpose is being installed. It is ex- pected that they will do a certain amount of custom spinning. The pro- THE CENTRAL DRUG STORE BOURJOIS presentsâ€" MACBETH’S Ford r we give free inspec- , at! 1500 miles. This i0 our guarantee viewâ€"inc the full nine in stock. human alumna mm mum Wt!!! “Evening in SMITH BROS. FORD SALES AND SERVICE Phone 60 Durham develop the business. There will be :1:- large number of employees to start with. but it is hoped the business may be so developed 2: tr. pmmiiz of increase. later on.â€"â€"Midland Argus. start upon a small scal_e‘ and gradually sh‘ Whether it is gold or not. and many declare it is. the find hac. caused a mild sensation among citizens in mm com. munic; â€"Re'~'i€'.\f-;{era!<’. Farmer Hurt by Thrown from his seat on 2. moving tractor while attempting__to pull a cow vâ€"vvv out of a mud hole. S. Allen. farmer or: the second concegion of Markham. sus- tained serious internal. injuries. The cow had slipped. into the ditch while being driven home and could not extri- cate itself. A number of neighbors were called but the combined help failed to move it. Mr. Allen returned to his farm and secured a tractor and in crossing a ditch on the way back to the cow was tossed from his seat when th'e machine lurched. Mr. Allen was tossed Canada. A new photograph showing helmsmen at the wheels in the com] ship R-lOO, 'which will leave the Motherland within the next few days ms 2. moving Last Thursday night Chief Fergus n icbserved 8 cm with bu. on" head ligi burning. Thin touring autc 11a :31- grained in. The office. ordered 111:1 drive1 to “open up“ and identii'» him- iself Earl Peglo of Hanovea. complied With him were two girls. When asked if he had a drivers: operating permi. forward. and the wheels: of the tracto- passed. over his: body. The injured mar: is. in Toronto General Hospita1.â€"Or~- angevills Sun. No Permit: Was Fined h'o replied in the affirmative. but. stated that. he had left. it at home. However. the incident did not end there. to: when on Tuesday. h'e appeared before Magistrate Walker here. accused of driving a car when not in possession oi the necessary authority, he pleaded guilty and admitted to the court tha‘. he never had such a permit. Peg]. was taxed to the extent of $10 and costs, â€"Waikerton Telescope. When he attempted to capture a bul‘ that. had broken loose from the stable. Dewart Willoughby, 22â€"year-old farmer of Angus was trampled to death when the animal charged. him on. his father"; farm on Tuesday. He lived about twen- ty minutes after the attack. long; enough to tell his father, Thomas Wil. loughby. who rushed to his aid. wha’; had happened. and to say goodbye. Th?! youth attempted to snap a lead pole to the ring in the animal’s nose. but the bull charged. He grasped the ring. with his fingers. but was knocked down and dragged for 75 yards before the screams of his mother brought "the father to the boy’s assistance. Hi': chest and body were crushedâ€"Orange- vill a Sun. Tramphrd by Bull Farmer Dies Black Bear Near Badjeros While coming to Dundalk one even- ing recently. John A. Priddle and fam- ilv saw a full-grown black. bear abou": half a mile south of Bodjeros. The animal had. crossed tne road and WM heading in an easterly direction and was about 30 rods away when first ob-- served. It was travelling in a swaying? fashion at a fair rate of speed. Mr. Priddle estimates it would stand‘at least three feet high. To prove that his eyes had made no mistake. Jack took a number of Bad- jerosites to the vicinity where the bruin had been. seen and. sure enoughâ€"there were the tracksâ€"almost as large as a [horse’n hoof. â€"Orangevilla Sun. "fins is the first hear sighted in this district for many years. and its pre- sence occasioned not a mild. sensation. Expected Do: But Shot Fox. tom". of the disease. Despite the efforts W. A. '1‘. Robinson. provmcial 0011' of three physicians who were called on stable. last week unknowingly coupled the case. the child succumbed, pleasure With his “'0“- FO" some The fact that her youngest brother. time dogs in the Alliston district have Raymond, aged 13, is now critically m been worrying and killing sheep. with the disease. is causing increased The constable was. confronted with concern to the stricken family and the capture of four does. a police dos. friends, as well as to the immediate a collie. a terrier and a hound. While neighborhood. Owing to the extremely standing on one hill he heard the bark mm“; nature of the disease. the of what he thought was the collie, and home has been placarded and every watched the animal approach from eflort 15 hem made to prevent a fur- moss the ravine- As it drew closer ther spreading at this dreaded malady Constable Robinson drew his revolver elsewhere through the sectionâ€"Walk- and shot it through the shoulder. To em“ magma)“ ;his surprise he had killed a red fox instead of the dog. Twelve sheep in the district have Grabbed M '3‘ W 0|! been killed by dogs during the past When Prov. Officers Nelson and Mc- tew weeks. To date only one of tho CW8 WON W m from KID- dogs. the terrier. has been shot. while cardine about 9 0131083 Saturday ml!“ the other three are still running wild. they came upon two men with glass in â€"Orangevill08un. theirhaireiimbingmxtoithoditchon theProvincialhighnyabogtflveumee mmmm'rmmn weetotWalkerton.and‘oninvutIut- Elora had anreonmday moi-hint: ingtoundabnndnewChevmleteedan whichseriouslydamagedthotownhall. lying tin-tum the may, with the top! a well known landmark on the main stove . Windmeonflnedamosten WWIGOWID- them them “I ' W the w - . g . A..- ..._. hub-cab ”1A.? 1. fih- M £1” CABIN OF THE R-IOC the wheels in the control cabin of THE DURHAM CHRONICLE to fly Now For the Speeders Nov: tha‘ Chief Ferguson 1121" done his part in sce: 113 that “examples are made” of a doze :1 of those who fail to tie up their dogs seven days a week and thirty 01' thirty-one days a month, it would no? he amiss. to put it. mildly, if he turned his attention to auto speed- erc. ,‘v: a matter of fact. if exhibitions of wild driving are permitted to continue. without a serious effort. being made to curb irresponsible persons. accidents. involving. possibly. fatal results, may be expected with certainty. Monday ev~ ening. this. week. another citizen had r. narrow escape on Durham. street. The death of Martina Strauss. the 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Strauss of Greenock. which oc- curred at her home. five miles west of Walkerton, about 9 o’clock on Monday morning last following a week’s illness of diphtheria. is causing much sorrow and alarm in the township. as: how the child contracted the malady is uncer- tain. although it is believed to have been brought into the home by. a mat- The magistrate will. hand out penal- ties that will cause motor car drivers of this: type to diminish their speed. especially fithin the bounds of munici- palities. buf- they have to he caught first and the charger. fastened on them. â€"Walkerton Telesc0pc. Petty Thefts by Town Boys Three or four ladr in town have got themselves in‘r- rather sericur: trouble. Last week several. petty thefts took place around town and the guilty par- ties were soon located. Flash lights disappeared rather mysteriously from John Templin Son’s. and. a cigarette lighter from R. J. Rutherford‘s. Cigar- ettes were also missed from other stores. Some of the above preperty was later restored when the parties were accused. Early Monday evening two boys were discovered attempting to get into the rear of Roy McHardy's grocery store just after he had. locked. up and gone home to supper. The owner wae notifi- ed. and the boys later located. returning about $9.50 which they had taken from the till. Constable Couling notified. Inspector To‘vell of the Children‘s Shelter. Guelph. who arrived in town on Tues- day afternoon. In. the meantime one of the boys has disapepeared, but their case will come up before the magistrate in a few days.â€"Fergus Newsâ€"Record. Sistcr Dead and Brother Very Ill tresr. purchased at a sale and on which the little girl had been sleeping but a short time when she developed symp- tomr. of the disease. Despite the efforts of three physicians who were called on the case. the child succumbed. The fact that her youngest brother. Raymond, aged 13, is now critically ill with the disease. is causing increased concern to the stricken family and friends, as well as to the immediate neighborhood. Owing to the extremely contagious nature of the disease. the home has been placarded and every effort is being made-to prevent a fur- ther spreading of this dreaded malady elsewhere through the sectionâ€"Walk- I of Britain‘s new giant air- over the Atlantic ocean to and pain that dogged the weary years; instead. let memory bring to you again the bliss that banished tears. So much of life is wrought of memory that ii; is well to keep the glad post’s beauty while the hours fly and let sod thoughts sleep. Far better, with dim eyes and hair grown grey to cherish lovely things, though it is long since they have passed away on time’s untiring forget all save Better and better. year by year, so does this old Earth spin, more of vision more of cheer, closer men grow akin. 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