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Ex-Wuden Shot Porcupine While out duck-hunting one day last week, ex-reeve R. J. 110an of Minto Township shot a very large porcupine which weighed over thirty pounds. The animal was part. way up in a. tree only a short distance from Pike Lake. It would have been a nice thing for a dog to meet up withâ€"Arthur Enterprise- line also brought five large white car- rots to our came that weighed 8 pounds and 10 wnces.â€"Flesherton Advance. Late Strawberries Strawberries the end of October. The! is quite a record in this country. Mr. Joseph Field of town, handed us a branch (the other day) with three good sized tame strawberries on the cided that the poisoning m “admin- istered by a hand unknown to us.”â€" Grand Valley Star. Continue ham Provinciu police are continuing to investigate the death by strychnine more bunks Installed in the lock-up. Last winter many were accommidnted nnd it is expected that business will be better this winter.â€"Grand Valley Star. Gothatnotnnsientgmstwmhck for a night‘s rest while in Granville, mmter near 00W one day re- centlyâ€"Shem Free Prue. PAGE 2 “Give my love to Rover, Gran pa Low_wqu'ug rem at 7.00 pan. Skill lower night rate: at 8.30 p.10. In Other Counties Ambitwithuxleamshotbys Young Herb’s happy summers on Grandpa’s farm are renewed each week throughout the winter; an in- expensive luxury that all the family shares in. Herb’s Dad thought of it; he 1 how lonely the old folks felt how young Herb’s thoughts kept straying farmwartls. So now, on Friday evenings a 30 cent Long Distance call makes every- body happy. Long DiStance is always quick, clear and dependable. It is easy to use . . . and the cost is trifling. of the 4th It is prOposed to have the Julor team Hockey Team May Combine Hockey is commencing to be the talk among the sport fans or the vil- lage at the present time. Rumors have been going the rounds that both sen- ior and junior teams will amalgamate with Markdale and have two good Poor Sportsmanship Beechnuts being very plentiful this fall, a thoroughbred pig belonging to Harvey Vollick spent part of its time in the bush feeding on this delicacy. About ten days ago Mr. Vollick missed the animal, and on going to the bush, discovered the pig lying dead with five bullet holes in its side. This sort of, conduct is entirely inexcusable, and the " party who is guilty of causing the pig’s death should be severely punished.â€" Mildmay Gazette. village of Bervie last week. Visibility was poor due to rain, at the time of the accident and it is thought that Mr. Brown started a- cross the road and was not seen by the driver of the car in time to prevent the fatalityâ€"Lucknow Sentinel. was instantly killed. The accident oc- thief brokeopenthe 31:33:11de 311 but five coppers. The loss would be very smell so the thieving sneak would notbe muchthewefltmerformsmenn trick.â€"Wlngham Advance-Times. mum Struckdownbyacardrimbyu near the wicket of me C. N. B. at:- peOpledepoaitedmoneymddotthe antitank-mm“ ing express he met a car being driven at considerable speed just on the bend of the river. When opposite the dray, upon which Mr. Claridge was sitting, sideways, the rear wheel of the motor hurled a stone of considerable dimens- ions. Mr. Claridge did not see the mis- sle owing to its great speed and it hit him on the right cheek bone within a fraction of an inch from his eye-ball, shape for the coming season. On complaints being entered, Gon- sed it as being decidedly unsafe. The huge rafters supporting the circular root were found to be rotten at the base, with the ensuing danger that they might give way. We understand Mr. Wilken will have this danger removed, and, if this seas- on proves satisactory, he intends to build a new front on the arena next years .â€"â€"Hanover Post. Stone From Car Inflicts Injury Mr. Wm. Claridge, local drayman, had an experience on Saturday last which he does not care to have repeat- ed again. While driving to the depot on Staurday morning to meet the mom- tained only a small amount of silver. Upon her return recently from a three weeks’ visit in Buffalo, she received her purse, which had been found min- us the change on King street, and tin- ally turned over to the policeâ€"Luck- now Sentinel. Mr. Albert Wilken, a Brant farmer, near Elmwood, has, we understand, taken over the Hanover arena from Ed. Code and will put it into good the purse. The lady refused and made her exit, so that Miss Hood was un- able to follow her for any distance. The matter was reported to the police. The purse was the chief loss, as it con- Hood was shopping in Norway’s. Lay; ing down her purse but for a moment she turned to find it had been picked up. Accosting a. woman right at hand whom she suspected, she requested her to open her shopping bag and return of her purse which was stolen in Lon- don. The theft occurred while Miss past two years held their nomination a month earlier. Elderslie Township is following the same procedure. The chief cause for reverting to the old date appears to be dissatisfaction that with the earlier date a complete state- ment of the financial affairs of the municipality could not be given for the year, as well as the fact that in e- vent of a defeat sustained by reeve and council, these officers carried on for a month following the election, a con- dition not thought satisfactory nor in the best interests of the municipality. Reverting to Old Nomination Date Bruce Township Council is reverting to the old nomination date of the ‘last Monday in December, having for the l The Department of the Marine of the Dominion government has commenced the taking of a census in the riding of North Grey, which includes the city of Owen Sound, to record the names of those who have obtained radio lic- enses and those who have not obtained licenses. Mr. Herb. Brownlee has charge of the work in the riding and he has appointed a number of vendors whosei duty it is to call at every house in the entire riding. These men are in posses- sion of authorized credentials and oc- cupants of houses should ask to have these produced before admitting them to their homesâ€"Owen Sound Sun- ’hotel. Some person evidently ashamed cause of trouble the little patient was of his own identity, registered in the taken to the hospital where surgical Mildmay man’ 3 name for the purpose treatment was resorted to when it was of having a place to drink a case of found that the bowel had been me. beer. It is not necessary to state that : tured. Doris died Thursday with her our townsman was not in Toronto on ' parents and brother and sister guy. the date mentioned.â€"Mildmay Gazette. rounding her. The funeral Sunday was .._____. |' a particularly sad one. The pallbearers Radio License Survey in North Grey gwere six p18Ymates and the girls of her The Department of the Marine of the Sunday school class were flower bear- Dominion government has commenced ers.â€"Alliston Herald . 'huaqwmatmmmameaen- ior team at male. There is some real hockey tdent in both towns and received a dunnlng letter from a Tor- onto hotel pmprietor. asking for pay- ment of an account of $2.50, alleging that our townsman had taken a room at his hotel on October 26th, and had left without settling. The letter stat- es that the Mildmay man was expected Forged Hotel W beabIetobringtheNorthern league hockey trophies to this section again. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE M Advance â€"Lucknow Sentinel iNan-ow Escape at Railway Crossing 9 Shortly after 2 pm, the people of i'I‘ara were startled by the news which 'spread rapidly, that there had been a collision at the Brook St. crossing be- tween a car and the afternoon CNR. train from Owen Sound. A large crowd gathered to see the wreckage and were relieved to learn that the driver of the car, Mr. Mansell Tamberling miracul- ously escaped unhurt. It seems that Mr. ’Tambling had been driving east and not seeing the train until too late ran into the side or the locomotive. Neither car nor locomotive were trav- elling very rapidly but the momentum of the train crashed the car through‘ the cattle guards and flung it down the embankment facing in the oppo- site direction to which it had been trav- elling. The body, fenders and radiator self and mounted it. On‘ reaching schoolshebepntoteeldckandoould the doctor called. Unable to find the cause of trouble the little patient was atterdinnerandmamuwasinjunh ”mmmmm thcnttlegh'landherbrothcrmoyd had the mishap neither of them thought anything or it and the little girl Aha-law of usual 95 Quebec Street East GUELPH La Fontaines’ Fur Store IT WILL PAY You TO BUY YOUR FURS IN GUELPH BECAUSE: (5) Every} garment is fully (4) You get truthful ad- (3) (2) (l) La Fontaine’s are man- ufacturing furriers. You buy at FACTORY COST PRICE. You save the middle- man’s profits. La Fontaines 9 Fur Store FFER THE BEST COAT VALUES THAT AY BE HAD IN CANADA every action. 95 Quebec Street, East since 1928. He should ask some old timers to explain what a raise is. My own business is coming along fine. It was sold on the courthouse steps last mg nusmess, out as I understand it. an ‘adjustment’, is the equivalent of a raise. Of course, Rupert would not know that, he has been working only mg like a reduction. It’s hard for me to keep up with the new language of will recall has been a private secre- level of a common typist, they are mis- taken, so we expect her any day. What with those and the younger children I imagine that as long as Rupert’s oonsldered.’ so he mov‘ed into his old room at home. and brought his wife. your sister, Eloise, telegraphed the next day that Wilfred had just been of- fered a new contract that was an in- sult, so your mother is airing out her room. Wilfred never could endure m- mwmmditisdoubt- ury but is .â€"’l‘an lander. driverotthecuescopedmj Meflnctrommock ESTABLISHED 1898 » tell me what he wouh . 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