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Thursday. July 2!, 1m .‘s'nustadt ............... ' ..... Sept. 25 \m Hamburg ....... Sept. 16 and 17 \nr"\\i(| ............. Sept. 27 and 28 4|h.~'\\t'k9n .............. Sept. 28â€"30 H: angmille .......... Sept. 13 and M 'Wzma tontral Canada‘ Aug.2 â€"27 I I‘m III III ............ 80.1” I ”III" III ................. Immingtnn .............. I IHII ~' Ht‘atI ............. O I l IIMI'I ............ SPpI. l UIIIIOII ................. St I III kno“ ............ Sept. Mm kIIaIt' ............... (X Moafnrd ................ Se .‘lf'IbOlant‘ ................ Merlin ............... ()(I. M Ildmav ............. SepI Milwrton ............ Sept. \Iitchell ............. Sept. Mount Brydges ........... )Inunt Forest ....... Sept. Muncey. (United Indian; ’uislPV. . . . . . ’almmston. . )“x '8 ...... I. .llgmlo‘ Indian Flil' uEto-r's FINISH...” m-rf'ord.........u t'Y'Hrol... .El;|n.'ooooooooooOOO ‘Ho'ilo'\' . 9.0000000001 NV a'lp‘.000000000000 mum. ‘ x-ko ilvOP'- UOI‘I‘IO. Hum-w Harm“ Ho-pwn 11o'umsvillv ...... ....Scpt. 16 and 17 fie-11mm! ............ ........Sopt. 27 lsio'uho'lm ........... .....Oct. 17â€"19 11!)”: ............... Sept. 27 and 28 lwlnwll's owners. . .Svpt. 20 and 21 Burl'm'd ................ Oct. ’1 and 5 Burlington ..... .....So_'pt. 21 and 22 clalmlnnia ............... Oct. 6 and 7 {1mm (Irokcr Reserve Sept. 13 and M cllnathzun ................. Sé’pt. 7â€"9 «Lharswnrth ........... Oct. 13 and 14 17110.40} .............. 50M. '29 and 311 Ollarkshurg .......... Sept. 20 and 214 01nllillg\\'um1 ........... $0M. 27â€"30 alumln-r ................. 80m. 15â€"17 IIuHrHunol .................... ”01. 6 lbo'lsm‘aro- .................... UN. 1'.’ anl'c'ht-sh'l‘ ................... “1'1. :) ln'mhm .................. firm. -1â€"â€"-.» lM'o-sclo-n ................ Svpt. 28â€"30 111";th ............. Stud. 27 and 213‘ lmmlalk ............. Svpt. 29 and 30» lmnmunmu ............. Oct. 6 and 7 lmmnillo' ................ - \uu- 29â€"31 'khill l'nlia n-rmv. . mwm't h Ighxahn Alisa Graig. Ah Huston” . Anmstrr. . .. Arthur. . . . .. Atwood. . . . . .-\}‘ln)orl°. . . . . Mm" ..... .. Hrigden. . . . . Hrusso-ls. . . . Haunt-Id. . . .{ \Vo- haw nu idea Why these dates wanna! lu- issnml rorrectly from the 1».-,.:m:m-nt. but it. is a curious fact Hm! tho-x :m- not and although thn Inhmkm :nw- not, fro-qlmnt. there are '1.”tu unulmh Hi' tin-m t0 dostroy .wrztidvm'v in ”If? hulvannp nf Hm An yway, Mon” l-Zluin... . .. \‘iHe....... lam Centre ‘tnwnu . m, m- xxx-oi below a’pirtfaTlfsT; NW: by the Superintendent, J Lurk!“ \VHSOII. HI y..,- H..- tii-st time in a good many 'M‘QH‘ 'l‘lio‘ tlhl‘OfllPlo pllbliShCS be- g.“ A partial list. of the dates of P3,” MW throughout this section r" “Htuy'ln, 'd" ”309}, by the (mtario 1,..‘,m.y,,,.-nt ut’ Agriculture. At one H"... Hm was a regular column in m”. ,.;.,..-i-, hut the dates were so “ftp” \xj'ullz.’ and caused 30 mUCh ('ftnftnl'tll that we stepped the prac- .,-.... [Hiring the past. couple oft “WM..- “u have been asked fre- qm-ntlv why we have discontinued mi. ,.i.i.;i~h:m: of these dates, and as tlu- hum is apparently of in- my”! tn a good many of our read- $0. mHy unmmh ni’ tiwm t0 dostroy mam-u in the balance of the g \\'.. publish this list below. ’ aw m no way rpsponsihle for wu‘l'o-less. It. is as we have .mm! It at this nfl'ice and is, to bus! ut' mu' knowlnnge, cnrrect. way. it. is authentic. FALL FAIR DATES 1927 ............. Sept. ...............St‘pt. '2! ........... Sept. 19â€"31 ........... Sept. 26â€"27 ........... UN. 3 and 5 ....... Supt 26 and 27 ........... not. i and 5 ........... Oct. 3 and 5 ........ Se t. 26 and2 ........ Sept. 26 and 27 ....... ....Aus. M Thursday, July 21, 1927 ........ ...Sept. 27â€"28 ........... Oct. 6 and? ........ Sept. 20 and 2t ........ Sept. t9 and 20 ........ Sept. 19 and 20 .............. Sept. :23 ....... .St‘pt. 30. UN. 1 ........... Oct. 6 and 7 We ..... Sept. t6 and t7 ............ Oct. 11â€"13 ........ SUN. '37 and '38 ........ that H Jam! 12 .......... Hct. Jami? ........... Oct. 6 and J 2': and 20 and THE NEW NO KNOCK IIPBRIAL OIL CO. GASOLINE \ Sold 1‘ I'sually you cam tell by looking at a woman _\\'hothm‘ she prefers rats or songlm-ds around the house, An insatiablp desirp for change, «lowlarns a worn-known authoress, is deep-mate“! in Hm character of pvmvy woman. And not only for vhango. but for notes as we". as any husband will tell youtâ€"Passing Show. .\ hm hplnnging lo a Yorkshire farmm' has laid an egg four inches in length and weighing three and a half 01111008. I fail to see what o'lSP it could haw donP with it.â€" lePassing Shmv, \\'o- m'c- taught that tlw soul of man can Inm’v his hmty and I‘PflCh tlw svwnth l'wawn 01‘ the lownst stag» nt‘ pvrdition in much less tinw than “VP minutes. Sn what rvason have you. to think that. ynn have done pretty we‘ll wtwn you come within five minute-s ut‘ mm‘ting an ohligatinn? How much hotter is that than not making any ott'm't. at all? Have you any way of telling hnw much it!" uthnr t'o-llnw hat or gained in‘ that five minntes?â€"The Bull Frog! tanutho-r man ”u a hllsilwyda‘ mattmz Hn was: tuld that thn nthm' had lwvn gnnn "snmt‘e timv," "Why." said hv. “It. was not morn than tim minntvs!" i Why be- Iatv any morn than five minntvs'.’ Isn't. that. lung vnnugh wvho-thvr tho' mattrr involva fim rants or tim million dullars‘? In HIPS“ «lays: .\lo-n trawl twnnty milas in fivn minutvs. Numlwrs nt' mrn and wnmvn draw illt'nnlt's‘ nt‘ mnrv than $10.00 in line minntm. Printing prawns rurn out more than 2.500 printml and fnldod pawl-s in NW minute‘s. Tho» \‘nit'o' ut‘ a Slurdkt'l' is ho-ard daily halt’ way around Hm rarth in a small t'rartinn at fiw minntns t'rnm ttw than at. which he uttored Hm SUUIMS. Ethyl Gas? NOBLE’S GARAGE .\ man m'rivm! almllwr man ”u H" was: (HM H lwvn gmm "some? a t'o-w minutvs to gather lip tho lmrhaur and nthrr rvtusv of a picnic 0r camp and if a suitable recepticlo is not. at hand t6 wrap it up. place it in tlw car and. an arrival homo. put in the garhagn routainrr. Pic- nic-ko-rs and campvrs. nmntlvssto say, shuttle! sum in it. that. “I'm: 81% extin- l-"llishmt. “'6- nrrasinn'atly hthl ,ho'ard sum» doubt vxprnssod as t0 whnthrr a cars-lowly tossvd away rigal'vt nr ('ig‘ur bull or a lighted matrh vwr startvd a tire in the .mmtts. Lvt. nw assurv you that I haw sow-u apparrntiy tif'ati nut. ramp‘ til-ow t‘anuwl int“ flamns by a hrrozo. lung at'to-r Hwy \wrn ohmmmt out by Hip ("ampvrsx lgnitml (try humus will smnuh‘h-r liko- punk for hours. "It all Canadian motorists \wre as rarvto-ss nt‘ ttw rights and privi- to-gns ul' nthvrs as arr mnmlwrs of ”In thnughtlvss nr selfish minority nur highways and hyways wnuht lnso- much at thvir hoauty and rharm and rural mntnring wnuht hn murh' h-ss worth \Vhiln-" No Extra Charge Have You Tried _ V - ..--.._.u ....wu\u nestle lhis «lo-structiOh just. as we have ap- pealed them t0 scrupulously respect prom-Hy rights. to have the places 8! whirl: Hwy picnic as free from rams” as they would dvsire others In lo-aw tlwm and never leave lmlUPS. hrnkvn glass 01' cans 0n the slum-P hr in creek, stroam, river poof, pmul Hr lako', It is the work of but . ““r“ haw appealed to all motor- Ists not, to destroy the flora and to tln ”H'il' hit. towards discouraging "Iiu All-(“-.-g:.L:A__ IOTORISTS URGBD NOT TO SPOIL BEAUTY OF COUNTRY s M mum's as arr momhors of Hmughtloss m° selfish minority highways and hyways wnulcl much nf Hivii' beauty and Pharm rural mntm'ing wmild hn mm'li worth \Vliilv,“ Official of Mowr FIVE MINUTES as we have‘ap- ’League appeals “If” l The men xx ho toiled all rim in field And imp“ tli_‘ei1 soil gnod ('i'Ops “ill , 'yield, ." Are m “1911' homes “1811' rest to How smivthing is tlw u-lwt tuuvh Hf vwning hn-m-zvs. that. haw much The same effect. as loving hands That t’itful fawn- cmmtormamls, And man's humanity vxpands When MM «impair has us in clutch! cease; And Imw are fanned by gentle bronze The «wlax's, lwmlocks. maples, ash. like “tailing stars the flie- flies flash; The inmpinx: tiont are hva III in Sl'ldSh t'ontvntmi cattle lie at ease; 'llw dawn the in day- long nibbling 'l‘lm mUskrat and thw cunning mink .\1'0 wand'ring long: the» 1°i\’m"s brink. Tho I'acoon soon prepares to prowl, And wakens now the sleepy 0W1: Afar is 11mm] the dismal howl (bf ting rosthained by ('l'm'l link. trees; The grmmd-ng. saucy as you pluasu l'ntil some “emu-ring dog he 5905, Then quirk ho snvks the tumwllml grnund. Tho rabbits hon from mound to mound, When at safe distance looking round; . 'l‘lw I'm! squn'rol citations In tho Swept twilight! day‘s most charming hours. When birds are twittering in their howoi's Hr on swift wing they homeward go. The wrvn. the: blackhii'd and tlw CI‘OW; 'llw whin tn go hum“ is slow, Hu lingms singing 1mm from to“ 01's Now sinks from view the weal-ind sun Below the wvslvm lwx'imn; His ling'rim: beams, as math to go, l'puu llu' llulwy CIUilt‘ls (l0 HH'OW A brilliant, purple, radiant, glow; Sovms likv a parting l’N'llisull. IDYL OF THE ROCKY w Tm l m on 828:. m: can as" no emov I 9A2: ABOUT LESS. But I mmsssw GAVE m2 HY OW 940mm AND an! 1' <5 AT If new THE DURHAM CHRONICLE lloso liws for an hour. grouting sun and min: .inst likv a “voting: tlmyor. our of {“1le train. Liko the sunset. glowing. frail and ninsky-swyc-vt. rosn rumvs. glmlly throwing trt-asuros at your t'm-t, Not 0110 hroath \\'itholclin:..'. not (mo IN’tal curlml. all hvr swoots nnt‘ohl- ing for an t'¢1gt'l'\\'ttl'ld. tlarrlvss what romos at‘trr. roso lives for an hour. with tho gift. of langhtor for WW [tricoloss dOWM', Joy in sun and shmw-r. lark‘s song. south Wind‘s flight. for one [wrfm-t hour “to is wholly bright, Both-r snrh hriof glaclnvss all unmarre-«t hy pain, than long yoars whore sailâ€" noss leaws its somber stain. Blooming for an hour. portoct pot- allml joy. this the rose‘s «lower. bliss without alloy. Ah. how well to capture gladnoss ere it. goes. gropi- ing lifé with rapture, live it like: the rose! seen Those ”far-011' hills that look so green" Right. have at home vnjoymont kwn Ynn‘ll {incl who‘re. good old Rocky flows. (hind limilth is liaitiii'v‘s primost gift. And tlmsv \Vliu 500k livi' sno will lift lh-ynml Hm road: ”1‘ all ailments That pamper-ml living nnw invents Ami doctors" skill in vain [ll'¢‘\'f‘lll9, Let 'liack in Nature” be your (ll'lfl. Ynu D11rlunmitvs who. suck repose. 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