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made its first vjslt and loaded freight tor north ports. The government light tender also collect The fishing season also opened. Mon- day Mr. Arthur Noon caught the first troll caught trout on the trolls. Perks are net fishing now. Thursday morning the Mealord fish- ing fleet cleared for northern waters. They were given a sendofi salute by the early train. Mclnnes and McGllllmys went to Point au Barll and the Pll-, grems to the Busth Islandaâ€"Mealord Humane) opened at Meflord this week with the tug Oldfield of Thom- bm'ybemxthenrstduptoenterport. Human Opens at Mala"! On Apr!) 12 Harbor luster Robert murmu.m,mntofthe Mame Depmment at Parry Sound a,“ 3.73pm“ :7» open here. Buoy contractor I. vankouchnat P“ out ID" mmuterberephcedbytbe MW a: red and buck ”idea-430111118“!!! nichthmnavonltwmbetcon- tinuousopentlon. mmwhubor mumplucedmcommnuonwly “libs-cub: mmwmm,wboconducua Whomoppodtetheddwm- ammmmmmtv Newedherflhshatwekmmeez- mmmww 5VJWIV.“IV ‘ VI Lowest price. C31. TM-Wui-fidI-Tudoad‘ldmflls . man 0';- beast For further particulars see Rob Roy Mills Limited .( We will be 1n the falfa Hay (mostly pay the highest price We will also be in he arket for all kinds of Grain, and will pay a co ing to quality. » mmybutthcbestoeed. Yawmorqulitygnlnh r any quantity of A1- 011d ut), for which we will Important to Farmers Alfalfa Hay and Grain Wanted DURHAM, ONTARIO “prawn. McFADDEN’S DRUG STORE Shortly after four o’clock on Satur- day morning, April 16, the fire alarm awoke Mount Foresters from their morning slumbers to a realization of the fact that there was a serious fire in progress. The blaze was to the rear of the Eugene Murphy Estate store. The fire had broken through the roof of one of the buildings in which was stor- ed a large quantity of sash, doors, It is fortunate that the wind was not of a diflerent direction or it might have proved a problem to save the barn and Fire Destroys Breeder Home Fire completely destroyed a broader house on Wm. Field’s farm. opposite the stand pipe, last Saturday evening. Mr. Field had been working in this house only a short time before the fire was discovered When returning to the house he saw smoke comihg from the roof and immediately sent in the alarm. Before the' fire brigade arrived all the chicks and equipment had been re: moved from the building. The firemen were successful in oonfinim the con-. flagration to one building although: other colony houses were very close and { one is directly adjoining. The loss willl be about $200 mostly covered by insur-l Saturday when a meeting of the Fruit Growerswuheldwithavie'toee- “bushing a fruit packing end store houseatMeniMTheidenistohave abuflmngoisomelmbmekcapeeity 'tor local accommodation. It is planned toiamnneuodltionoimahnrehold- ere. Some fifteen have already simi- fledtheir willingneaetotekepartin theproject.Aneflortwillbemadeto have the town give the association 3 site for the fruit plant and plan: will be worked out and finally decided upon when the Town Council will be ap- proeched to give support to the underâ€" takingâ€"Mealord Express. mymmmm [cw .tative The impassable condition of that portion of Highway No. 27 between Barrie and Midland on both sides of the village of Elmvale has been com- ing in. for some severe criticism during the past three weeks and this has now reached such prOportions that a large delegation will interview the Govem- ment from this district within the next few days with a request that this sec- tion of road be paved so that a recur- rence of such conditions may be avoid- edin future. It will be remembered that this entire road was graded and last year that section unpaved was maintained at a high cost to the gov- ernment and County, so much that the} latter body must now feel that it would; The custom of staying open previous to a weekly half-holiday is carried out by many places in rural Ontario and is for the benefit of the farmer who finds it inconvenient to visit town dur- ing the day time. Opinions vary as to its success. In some localities it appears to be advantageous. while in others the results do not seem to justify the ef- fort. However, the Palmerston business men have signified their intention of giving the idea a thorough trial with the hape that it will bring more busi- "ness to Palmerston. .Starting on Wednesday. May 4. the Wednesday late closing will commence and will continue until the end of 0c- tober with the weekly half-holiday on Thursday afternoons. â€" Palmerston Spectator. Bohr-est Highway 27 Be Completed Following a meeting of the Cham- ber of Commerce on Friday evening, when the question of the stores re- maining open on Wednesday evening and changing the weekly half-holiday from Wednesday to Thursday afternoon was thoroughly discussed, a canvass was made of the business places and it was found that the business men were overwhelmingly in favor of the change. Twenty-eight signified their preference for this innovation, while five were Opposed. miles in the highway system of the County, of which 30 miles are in urban centres. There are 40 bridges not on county roads. In view of the money at the disposal of the committee this year being greatly reduced. the work will be confined to maintenance with draining and grading of sections. Recently Hon. Leapold Macaulay visited Walkerton and, in conference with the highway committee, discussed the matter of pav- ing of the five miles between Black Horse and the Teeswater gravel inter- section on King’s highway No. 9. The estimated cost is between $80,000 and! $90,000, of which Bruce County would‘ be asked to pay 20 per cent., which on an assessment of $4,000 would cost a ratepayer from- $2 to $2.50. The minis- ter of highways considers that if the- work is undertaken it would provide work- for the unemployedâ€"Mildmav Gazette. Change Weekly Half-holiday Inspected County Road: An inspection of the Bruce county highways was completed last week by the highways committee and Engineer piles of lumber. or other adjacent building: would have been destroyed.â€" Mount Forest Confederate. - tea-mend thismeompletely dean-oy- edéndmuchdrylumberbeneathm amazed by water before the flames could be subdued. The fire brigade respdnded' promptly and had three streams of water play- mgonmeblaze,oonnnmglttothe but it blew across Kins street. Had it been strong in another direction large Mundothermna Evemhmg in Medicine for . THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Bundodbylyewmmbmm- odomhlslaoewhfloholumm fromtheshoretohis ”outfit-was”. Thedmghymwhlchtheeditorm making the short trip capsized. Scott became editor of the famous LiberalnewSpaperthmeyeorsago,wc- as private hot-em and ude-de-oomp to Birfiydney Oliver. Governor of Jo- mflca In 1907â€"“, and returned to Lon- 1911. a car which neither of them owned, Toronto man. new 24. and a Toronto woman, aged 36, met sudden deoth lote last Friday afternoon when the onto skidded on the road approaching a sharp curve two and a. half miles south Bound for a destination unknown to their immediate families and riding in éiér to the statesmen of o‘ther lands} Dietrich said. Minister of the Reich, am able to so declare without it leading to interna- tional complications, this proves thtt told a. mass meeting at Altdna, the Telegraphen Union correspondent re- The “natural death” of reparations and war debts payments at the end of the Hoover moratorium year was fore- cast recently coincident with official declaration that Germany will definite- ly decline to resume payments on pol- itical obligations to the former allied nations. “The moratorium ends July 1, but Germany will not pay more after then,” Dr Graves pierced the skull, and, working through a tube, guided a needle between the brain cells in an ef- fort to puncture the blood clot, which was diagnosed as cause of the stroke. The ArchbishOp is being kept in se- clusion, no visitors being received. He is staying at the Chateau Thorenc, which is owned by Henry Neville Gladstone, son of the late Prime Minister. The operation was attempted as a last resort when her condition became critical. In the middle of March the Arch- bishOp was ordered by his physician to take a rest in the South of France An Operation believed to be unique has been performed on a woman in a hospital at Fergus, Out, for the re- moval of a blood clot in the brain. Out- come of the operation, performed by Dr. M. '1‘. Graves, is still problematical. The woman. the mother of a week-old son, Mrs. Hubert Mann, aged 33, suf- fered a stroke causing complete paral- ysis of the body recently. France, for the .last month. (:0an- ing from an illness, is causing appre- hension to his family, it was learned. Lord Dawson of Penn, physician to King- George, saw the ArchbishOp re- cently and since then has been in touch with the local physicians supervising the case. in order that he might shake off a "slight but insistent form of rheuma- storm’s wild fury was dying down in most parts of the province after rlp- plng down more than 7,000 telephone and telegraph poles, strewing wires across wide stretches of countryside, paralyzing the traffic in Calgary and blocking thousands of miles, of high- ways. plane several attempts to take on the muddy, slush-covered field tailed. Pre- paring to take on again it was found that he had died in the plane’s cot. The death of Bradley came as the Death stalked into Alberta's wildest blizzard of 20 years on Saturday night, mercy flights by two Airplanes tailed: Bradley, suflering from internal! ail- 6“ Condition of the ArchbishOp of Can- News in Brief life of Thoma Bradley, ferlka today; by tomorrow you feel the wonderful eflect. You Will say the day you read thls sure_ was a lucky day for Slou. McFadden's Drug Store. Poor sleep is caused by pressing heart and :- organs. ou can’t get rid- of this b just d the stom- Iholdmatamun.tobeahero.must pursue. ends beyond himselfâ€"must pur- sue them by legitimate means, and par- Five Athn pmpectors left for the scene of the strike by au-plene Bun- day and returned Wednesday. They POOR SLEEP DUE TO GAS IN UPPERNWEI. tntoapnnhewubedttmdconmmed mantsulpicm. Thematthestflkeismrthe summltmthevicmltyotScurvyOreek, 1:} British Columbia. between Wolfe mmwaMommm- Mini“! 1691108 no remorse for “I had planned that. for 3: she told police. “I hated him." mum!" Ilingo Joint Congpims To deg? rm! vow»? ; 'fe nce Every day l_n both 5* g, and Hinge Joint “unawar- Sun, ram or snow . . they are all the same to “OJiBWAY” Farm Fence . . because of two things . . “OJIBWAY” Wire and “DJIBWAY” Construction. “3mm. andnotua. 'ou: Nearest Dealerâ€"or Writ. 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