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adieu Granitee
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prent and
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3O Proeency Badgea wee awardi
ea Whi.ch`Prieves that' t4Guides hare
xrnrkThirL
The lees/. companY atd the
Pritsbytexian Church in a be:die-next •
Sunday inerning, &the
Saturday ta.fternnori be Guides 'had
•a hike. The. Bantam Pati:., el laid the
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trail and had to rpn to get :back be -
fere they were caught. • .
'Regular 'meeting next. Friday ev-
ening- Softball:IA.1.20; h7at'oameer
at 3.15,
'LANG:SIDE
Work On the geed Toad in this lo-
cality is again underway. ' _
eaTiff.S.
held a "ver, euecess.fn"
• mee 'ng, at the heme• of Nisi 3,
• Reid, last Wednesday :.afternoon.
. The:. teachers 1n this Vicinity are
Wilding School en Satliday for theil
,,erittende 'and fifth...classes-
I We are iorry to ; report ,Mr. R.
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O.' L. •No. . 428, Luckno* meets
ette,areeana-Tuesday o every month
tinitr4alti at 8 o'clock;C main,
. M..Ress, atpresent not very
.; P., Carter, Rec. Sec. • is well
- I *kr George Harkness: has gone in
' Teeswater for few -weeks', o -work
tr4(1.e.:- . •
and - VirpcWraith imer
• last'Sunday with, the former's. Sister;
Mrs. Culbert Ashfield.
, Mr:. Earnest', Scott, whe :had ,the
Langside Store the past year; has
moved to neat' -Leckie* and work- .
112E. roXIV4N9Y,' ,SENTPME.
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Published every 'Thursday xnorulr
' at lionkno*.Ontalia,
ProPrietor
And Editor. .
THU"DAY# &NE 10t
'WHY THBBB bin •
couple.o #004 "ago. a 70ung
!nenip at Wiaaipe . Who': wanted
meney, but tlidn't,]..want
held m a hank. shoL on Of '• the.
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- ihat. there ark, trlanY1 •tineardine, . Kiecardlee Sept44
lulradded than rodded:
'14 :0A'a Pr."*Pe'Whielt. 'would account
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for SO/ie. Of th.e. dl,ftnreneet"but the.
diderenee betWeetti th numbers. of
0004 and Unredded 1).u0414ge
de-
stroycd so great as tosuggest
lunch greateuleaallire of security for
Pte rbdded, *lading. .* _
The f45., that 00419407 * rodded.
bui1d'44.; idestroyed bylithtuing
does muc).!:, to discredit Iikiffoiog .rods
414 USPe,:to. 0.040n4..7.t.4.belief, of
0467,e
that
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Olerics- beealleehe was slow in . put- ••,hele• Are good rods.-,;.linel• P9Or Ibile;"
*Ting up his hands, St4le $2,O90,triea.. and .that„ even, th� t:4*otle". eti be
to kill his "e4 driver. because 'he re-% 'Put nn fin ' it' 4ay.;*;thiiit,Avolubr. 4make
fused to start the ear; shot a pohce,
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man and tried 4 to .shOot" others. % He
vas then "shcit'',440*n "..Ainiselt'and 'cap;
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— -thf0V,-irviitthireSaT.07-tkieY may beeonie
,hroken. Or disconnected, so :j when
a ToddeChtalding4e2:etrkkbY Iighb
nincr itis qiiiiaYeNNVVIto ask if the:
Julrese
"-Xinlobe •
Huron
Plderslie
Saugeen
• Btuce
Brant . Solway • St,28
Paisley FaR Fair.-chaMplon-
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• ehiP-Parade,, •arid-• Physical '
Cultern • . •Sept..29
• Arran .Tars.; sept.
• vinutbei*' HaPwertil- Oct- 1
"-Br:A:Ice-Kincardine Tiverton , ,•
•Oli. ioolchig up. this .murderer's
recerd, it was -found thatbe had• :
throughout his career (he is 24 Teets'
old)... been 41," 4;ad character' and., had
'served several jag 4.:tetmS...'He wiP
'all likelihood bebanged for killinp
the bank clerk; but the question' le
ries: Why was such a Character al-
lowed at large? ''What is the sense
of. pitting 'criminals in jail time, af-
ter tithe and then. 'turning, them
loose? A few" months or, a -fe*-years,
in penitentiary doesn't • reform these
criminals, The. Man who emalifiet.
for the penitentiary a • second time
1-.1roves that be is not fit to be at•
large -that he is a menage to the
cernmunity, and that .he ought' to be
obliged to live under conditions in
which ,he can -do no harm. The pen-
itentiary 'supplies '-such conditionst
and there they Might to be, net for.
one /Year or for two,, but until such
time as they give reasonable _proof
that they 'maybe safely allowed tC.•
go about as .free ineii. Elderly men
de not as .a ride indulge in 'rehberS:
with /violence, and 25, to 30 Year ir
prison would emit off 'most of these
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' All of the nototieu§ robbers Of the
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country , and the United States • it
recent.s.yeara have had: crime an
prison records before they . tried it
'once too . often. They, were bad, and
worthless as boys enti had they been
caged upearlyin there career of
.tertineeethee,•lites: :oft ...75,etter.mren
*thee would been savea;:, to pay: noth-
ing of the trouble they make and the
property they stealand destroy.
Unfortunately our courts still:take
the views that ,ineirisonment .is pun,
ishrnent for 'a crime", instead OU •
meats ofprotecting the public ',freir,
the criminal, and they •.stupidly en-
deavor to Make t*e punishment, fit.
the crime -so many days for 'steal-
ing $5.00; se many' more for stealing
: hundred ,.dollere,‘ aria substantia
term stealinga feW thonsitnek
dollars,. .stupidly assuming that the
nne Who -steals $.5.00 would not steal
5,000 if he got ..the , chance;. a.ne,
thetthe man who •shoots at another
..-nan'frinamisses". ia somewhat better
than the one who shoots • and hits
mark..
in at painting, a 'line in which
has' tonsiderabk.skilli-
hone .No. 10 is at 'Vont Service
Wie:Se.11 for Xas_k•-•We Sell Cheaper Than. The Credit Seer*
IMMO
. ,wE kot JUST PiAcED INSTOCK A MIXED CARLOAD
OF BARBED AND 'COIL SPRING .WIRE tiIRECT FROM ft!. E
MANUF.ACTURERS. YO WILL FIND OUR PRICES gwahr.
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Cenent•-•;, ,
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-Liniejlardwall Plaster, GyproC;Wallboardl,,-
YJ WILL: NEED THESE FOR sKRiNq.nivit REPAIRING.
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MIltresC0°--- •
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THE BEST WALL FINISH. •••
Muresco Brushes --
_YOU NEED THE, RIGHT BR▪ USH. TO purr MURESCO.
WE HAVE IT. ,
Paints and Varnish.es--_._.
WE HAVE 'SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS, LACS AND
VARNISHES FOR • EVERY PURPOSE'
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notisEwnrEs WILL BE GLAD -TO KNOW THAT 'WE,
HAVE A LAQUER THAT. bitY• HARD .IN THIRTY MIN-
UTE& IT IS ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. YOUR MONEY
REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFACTORY?. •
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Heating, Plumbing and Electric Wiring
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OBITUARY'.
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•On '10fiday; 'June' 1926, • there
• °centred tig. death of john. dOx,
• • wellIknown the ''ViCirtitY of Italy -
rood for .6ver.50 years..; .The deceas-
ed' WEIS :btOn GoderiCh :r oynshiP
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of Stratford,' and Mrs: Annie New,
tee, 'of Gbderieh, To...thship are bro.'
thfrs and • sisters of the .deceased...
Thet:ftineral Stine 9th was hell
froin his late residenCe. prOceeding
to Paul's church, Ripley, /Where
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!"ervize was, conducted by ,the • Rev
Ori NOveinber •18,43. and. reoided Ffank L. Lewin of •nrossalst. a "for -
there until the' age of 23, ,when. he past • Or ,the faatily.
settled Up the, farrit On the 9th eon., ,
c as'ort. of Itinlo.se, 'where he made. • Peter Of Chinese
is home until the -time of 4is.. death. ,
• Mir. cox was one 'of th pioneers of ci:o„.the morning of .May' 27th. Mr.
rods.-IPITerer*Orlir grounded and if
'Vfbre were 44 breaks/ • '
• rartlen'-desiring the.
'snineot", of PghttoOg'-ond .the Irotec-
tloii of )niildingis'"froni itS'ilestractgre
efte2ta• should get O Copy; of Er. LeW-
isi, booklet, which can be had. fram,
'Ontario 'Eire 'ItIntskOlPS °Mee,. Ter4
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onto for the asking: • •
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JUDGING •COMPETITIQN;• AT
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- Arrangements are being completed
jeesWatet Sept. '5
.11,915*ed:
Ripley Sept. 1.1
Sept. -20
Port Elgin Sept- 21
Ian d er vto 0 SPPt.
for the Fourth Anniial Judging Catn-
petition and. Field Day at Chealey,..orn
-Thursday,, Jane I7th. •This ivent has•
• beeorne• one of the largest' and Most,'
interesting of ..the ,Junior Institute
and Junior Farmer activities • in the'
county. In addition to the educational,
all/ant:1g, of the judging work for
• both girls and:boys, airdthe recreation
of the various game and spate; it
'agoras opixirturiity for a Teel get -to
gether of the Yew*, people of the
county.
New 'hand§ome. trophies haVe been
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donated for:cOmpetition, by the' South
"Wpmen's Institutes, the North
and ...Beuth • Brace Breeders' Asaticia-,
and the •Tunior organizations;, of the
county,. and with the lender trophies
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still to be conipleted Tfor should.merit
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1.49fITNINibi IT'S AND''
. CONTROL
"CentrOl"„ lightning -with its sud-
den' action: and •terriffic force, is
possible?
We are told that there • are •still
quite a 'number of people who do not
believe that 'lightning -eine be Control.:-.
Jed and this ,aceounts for the ihsenee
qf lightning rods from "rmany
build -
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the community; and 1; hie efforts Peter; Grant .an esteetnedfarmer- of
the fine homestead On Which he 1iv Ctriross;:north • of VeeSWater, died, at
; ed was, cleare:d Of the. '• Arrest.: and the., Winghani Hosnital
brought under cultivation. . In 1872' •fe'v,infi'ess •a -t the age of -i-
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be niarried Mary: lpyle who surviveS ',
him:. The Mith. anniversary of 'their 7(1'15 148, leaves a Nv.idOW:WItO before
Wedding: wa",.s celebrated tour years. her, .marriaq was $iss. Annie Don-
-agerand on-ti-tat,'occasiOn alds4d two• t;,,i
• greeted by a large number .of relat. and .j-errhie, axe also a•axv.ivia4
lye's and friends. - • . ▪ t,
the • lat'e Mr. CON.. a ritan Dr6:11ers: ItOtert, '3amea'
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upright..charcter and was highly re! "41 and °avid; and one si!ter:•
Mrs.
.,Oeted, by all Wh.O. kne:re him. He 401O1an CaSliek; re.ktents OL thevt,
'1,Vas a. •inein-ber of "'the Ang'ilca'n ,,cipity, • - '
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Foresters; .flae..de$ 1,44 •widev,"•.,OO was.
a '"rtilY
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The title; of 'fin§ article, '.".1.4glit.
ning, Its Origin' and Control," how-
ever, is the title of a booklet issued
from the eituee 'cle, the Ontario' Fire
Marthall, a toPY of Which recently
came to. our desk. :It is issued by. the.
Ontario Fire .PreventiOn League. TfiP
Contents of the booklet is an addrestt
• delivered sometimeago by Mr. Lew-
is, Deputy',Fire Marshall of .Orttarie.
The fact that ,Mr. Heatenr Fire
,Marshall, and Mi. Leis, his deputy;
should put their glanies te.sneli a pule
lication and that it. ahduld be iSsUed
as a. department ,publication, might
well euggest'te the public that it eon -
tains useful InformatiOn: , y • "
For many' years the destruction'
barna, houses ancrlive attack, though -
out the country, has been treMerrdous
• and it is the • business of .the , Fire
Marshall to ieduee thiar:deatruction
• aria loss as far. as possible.
Lewis , uphesitatingly, reCom-•
mends the, :use of lightning rods on
e p o sed He, of course,'
ateatri the right kind of rods, proper -
le installed' and kept, in 'repair.' Any
old'ihing in the way of'a •rod will hot'
do; neither will even a good fed put
On any old ,I;a:y '•
Forttinately. there is not now MuCh
danger of getting' -Worthless rods nor
of having them badly: put en.' ThOse
who sell Mid install 'lightning 'rods
keen competition.
Miss Marien Itobertsoe of Walker-
ton; in ..charge Of. the Gins' Judg-
ing
OompetitIon and of:the general
Ceaching .werk.., She 'Will be assisted
-byZMis.Florenee Rowena and :Miss
.:M. Of .Wailietten . and judge's
Irene the IriatituteS Branch. W. X.
Riddell; Agricultural, itepresenfative
and his Assistant, 'E --YXellougli
will: be in charge -:$1 the Live 'Stock
Judging CoMpetitiOn'end Will be aa.
• slated by RepreeentatiVes teem ,
ad-
j01nng Coenties..!•-•q.
QUPET KNOW BETTER
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YoUbg.taen and boys:eught tekteiw
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; O,vni114"tight 64:-ela:Salkfs4.,..4Trihd:retIlhiat
bee a
grt 4eal of this going on ii
now thia.sPring„and • at least two
derly- , persoria: Itave. been knocked,
:down ad injured. by bicycles being-
tidden on,"ilfe walks re
Miss Rutherford
who wasquite badly injured:. "
:Shild not be necessary for the
Wage Coueca to• publish, everY
spring; it notiee,fo the effeep that the
• sidewalka *re riet to. he Used .for bi-
•'030e nidng If a few, violators were
fined . Of a few bieyoles confiscated : it
would perhaps' intereas a lessen upon
Offenders that WOUYCI, not eocin for-
gotten.• einhthe-treetaeuddt-0-
eefo.i riding ‘bn the walks: When
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the'streets "are not 'flt to ride on the
bieyele ' should not be used. There' is
• no room on the walks- for: pedestriaes.
and boysor. young mee on bicycles.
The .Council has issued a warping
that prosecution wil1 fellow ?farther •
Vieletions.pf the 'law n thie resPect.
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JUNIOR INSTITUTE
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, . A. very- Sirccessfel :joint ‘'meeting of
ihes. jr. Girls and •Firmers'
• In-
,tiute Was, held at the hOree of. W.
:X. Martin ;on the evening of May', 28.
The earlier;, Part ee, the program core
siSted of tOftball.• and -!.other Outdoor
• sports. After. the opening exercise'i
Of the last meeting were
read .arid -adopted.. . The :real : call • was
• 4nFNered by "A .Habit. that builds or
• trieinteins god health." • Plana 'were
made for - the Field 'Day and Judging
•Conmpetitiens be be held in Chesley
on June .17; also for a :picnie to :be
held at. Goderich in
The 'nuniber. Chief, ImportancO
Pe 'the peogram wee ,in ecCouni; of
• the, GirlsConference 'Girelph,
• en:by Della Vanish: Other nunaber:
Were a"piano duet by 'Annie and 'El-
len. Ket:habewt ,readings ' Mary
Cook and Myrtle Webster; and •
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mouthorgan selection ' bY ;;Fred Me
Quillin. A 'dainty lunch Was, served
by the hestess brought a most en. •
ioyable and profitable evening.
close. • . • • .•
must : have a Depaitmeet •pez?nit te
do ',S;0 AtId : -Meet
come up 'to standard, There
are Depaternent , inspectors :Whose
• business it to leepeet lightning
• rikla that Pat on,, so .tfiat the par-
ty having. oich ,work done is practi-
cally :a_s_stirert•ota,goodj01,- '
• Church And :,of:the Canadian Order Of zhe. late Nfr Grant
isurVived sctis the Geo. • Avhc;
*iniath • at knw
home;,, a/so, by 6ac,1 'Church,• Teeswater, The. turierifi
000,Fge 'IL ; 41144 !die§ " Seta CoX, tended. • •.
'• Mr, ,Lewis' giveS figures' thewing
, the nuiither .ot Area due to:lightning
•whfhuttarred in 'Ontario' during the
•:S:ears .1020 to 1925,dividing, them in-
.: -A0-tti;#0 ,elaisest...rOdda,cl.nnd •unrodcled•
buildings,. In .192.1 ..fite ,rodded
ings and 1,267 titirodd,ed;!‘buftding
were destroyed, 1622, eight; rodded
buildings 'and .1,64 unrodde4 In
1024, six rodded, . and 68/ urirodded
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Brown-In:Lilelpael•V,. .Irne. 2nd
1926, 'the 'infant son of Mr. ad Mrs
„Robert Bi•givn ,:(born -.flute 2nd).
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at Lot S.; Coneession• 0; Finless; Joiiii" 7,
WiIham Cox, horn. ‘November 16,
1843. .Aged 82 ,yeatS and .6 ,months.
Int,erinent ' ',Ripley Cemetery,.
by tW fienSon COx of, ..N.7e,k 'York qty, .rnerOter. Of Preabyterian
slaughier; .kda-LMrs, Alf. llodgins1 Sotntday, May 29,thi. was 1ge1y at -
bUildingtiwera destroyed, and in 1925,
nineteen. tackled . and 1,013 nntOdded
bttildinge destroyed; "•
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The next Meeting will be held at
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the 'hen* Of David Alton on 'there.,
clay, eyeriing, June 10.. Everyone ir
tordially invited tO attend. dente ear,'
ly and ui have a ,goOd game of
Softball.
BRUCE ,-,scgtpL. FAIRS
Distribution of School Fair, materi-
al w,a'S completed. the letter "nett of
May, and atatistie§' furvishe.d by the
1.e c al Department • of Agriculture
:show..tbe large' scepe of :School Fait
Work in Bruce County. There are ,17
Fairs ' held • in 'the' County including
;the Chapipienahip Fair "held with. the
• Paisley' Agricultural 'Show. The s'e
Fairs include 156acheiqN with 028
,pupili; taking 5356 -packages
' potato,. 'vegetablesand flaWee• •
seeds. These,seeds, are,grown• by the...
'Children in limed plots and. the pidL
„ duets; :shown...at the Pair in the .fall-,
along with inumerous 'other •artieles
suchat sewing; baking manual train -
'in ci1leation4)rePared,by_the,
pupils. Over 450. dozen 'carefully se17:
ected..eggs ,..froin bred -to -lay arred
• RodelloekS haVe also beeri disteibut-
•:ed. .;Prize1isth.wi1l be ;prepared -arid;
distrjbutedat at earlY date. •
• :Dates "ide the vaniout.P*Cra•ir.
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'fltut,e have been, set .es, fellows: •
• rea.trie* tia;ir, Whore gotd. 'bate'
• cartIck •' MiIdrna. sept..
Mbe'iriai'1 1, poy!itay Sept' 0
,Eastnor Lion's Read Sept, tO i
,Wiartim Diat;' Whitton'Sept. 11
'Pinkerton
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the lowest price in Chevrolet'his-
tory this handsorneirugged coach gives
you eyery ,quality feature essential to
modern motoring satisfaction..
•In.. the Chevrolee Coach %you get 'a
• beautiful Fisher Body ,closed car, fin-
ished in beautiful colors of lasting°Diko.
dOfiflg , features as
3 -speed transmissiOn; balloon tires, -
„Alernite lubrication; oil. and -Water
pirrms, and Remy.. electric •staring,-.,..
lighting, and ignition t.
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Come al! Learn how little It now costs
:• to own and drive a quar,ty closed car of
modern' design:
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..Brown, Teeswater, Ofq.
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Supreme in the Empire
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of Ontario's Beauty
JOtroadslii�ntali� have made-each-,MOtorist the
, Monarch of an Empire: -of na_tttral 'charm and
eatity. This Empire is his to know and to enjoy; with
convenience and ease.
In an hour or less; he can pasi through unequalled
scenes Of farmland; lake and 'stream-- Can mount hills
which 'open out a 'wide' and colourful panprama-r- can
descend Into valleys where naval'sis moste-i-er.1 iisitu
beCittee most intimate. , t. -
' _The highways invite yo'O. see your Province and
thus to' knoW 'how good a place it is in: Which to live. .
Never have the roads been better? Enjoy them. But use
tl,i.eM Sanely. ExCessiVe speed ,darnages road surfaces
, and hastens the need. for costly' repairs. Remember that
• _reads, are Maintained at the expense of yourself and the.
other inOtorists of Ontariorid not break the Speed law.
' The doverntnent. relies On the, cordial Co-operation
• Of mot'orists in ,maintaining the'.roads by sane driving;
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Therm who are careleas about speed restrictions are
rezninded that the law is being rigidly enforced.
TBE xo'NEO S HENRY, S. L. SQUIRE,
i • • .141.nister of higiirin . liepUty Ministir.
• Issued by the Ontario De partment of Highways
to secure the co-operction • of motorists in '
• abating the abuse of the roads of the Province.
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flx V:ifAted at 11';', ,Chaippion's ,
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born 'were • guests at Chester Tay,
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loes on 'Sunda.,
• Mr. 'Martin Made a hUaineSA.
triiii.O.London 'fast 'week,
Qtiite e 'number front this
lecalitY, took in to koob)ight,,kt.
4'64410i dh konday, night; Ana ye.
port a bit. CrOW04
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•• Glad to hear that Mrs.' John Tat. •
torsi;n,.:%vho his nOt been
far n4 ear , 'tepee
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