The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-11-24, Page 9ARNS
Now is thp tittle .,that' one -has long' evenings
..iscaotrakcrfithritledintr:e;:nii:stoWsceicooh:si vitotLechx1 Fingering,itogws ewLYhaeriofhtlger iSaevirsetnafytrea:rint..
NeWton. Mins; the Very pest W.e. at 30c, a.
*Skein. , • , • •
,HQSE
Y t� 'wear--Chi1drei's and Ladies'
oticoctS,aielardnido:":09 10e, st.' sh. ade :8$C. .
Children's 'Ohba black and Sand
.UNPEEtWEAR
;
Fortaclies and Children -At Popular* Prices '4
Well worth YOtir while to gee. these:
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,LIJCKNOW, ONTARIO
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UsfaTURING 1St: PgathdOER. 1927
OF itONTREAL; at all of its 'Branches incaiiada,
acOept the'aho, bonds for
tton. at rnaturi '
collYqiience Of owner.0 oft1bobds,the Bank of Montreal will accept the
„
fff& at
any time Prior to Pecem r 1:sr:`-and wilfthakc'payment in each case.;
picemher., bst;', either by issuing a cheriiie or .by'itieing the .amount to the
in the book& of the Bank, the Orkl' PlaY !desire.
"�redi
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.r4IJOCNOW flENT:INEL THORSDA't NOVA ,t(l'EER 24i
s
attractiveoffer
, •
itifitS
*n the P • (Ivan-.
hid a the 'folloefiag •
nusual a
•
"ttnent,:eollii1),i+.*: •
'-nves' ter.. , • '
eak:29tsgea 4" tbe. JOY" ". •• -*even, per nsnortiition
XetOTn''.af Isra.
jnt.eXe! • the
har••• ...the, • city
li;°;11.11‘r!' buildings ce • '
4,r/the meat • to—
*aloe rid moll
,t1 •
soilithe Commerce . and n .dividendsi, .,:of one
n • ,
iP3a7i'Val't.lciin Canada
te• the' '
returned. een • 0
terest.
ofc�inmo.n stock
vote in
larel •,.:, ;
_;;;.• parbell o..." • ' "A' 4/ilkiiV•
' JOSEPH eteiare
or un IH
LUcknOw
•
of then' Mentioned that he hail"Fone
to a show last week, in compenY with
a .young lady. ge,*as. armed ;With a
box of :candy before h stated, end,
after tile .performance they had one
to an eating place, ancl'he had spent
for the ;evening's 'entertainnient
and neither‘ of-thern-seeined-JO. Colts.
sider-that this constituted, an Unusual
or a.,.1aViSh outlay , 'for the'evening's
entertainment -L -in •fatt.'they regarded
it As rather below,the average. •
Tobacco coat -them, they said. about
a dollar a week, perhaps .a httle mote,
at ,tigne's, and theY:'eonsidered this
'cinite'.reasonable claininfg . that'
they.
'.klieW • many young :men who • spent
More than that eaCh Each of
hem ';: admitted that h.e.Was.., "Out"
nearly everynight in the ',week 'some
place. iiiother, ?land :that there were
.very .feW:.,Aights When they. did-.
, spend sariething or ether;
. • . • • .". r .;
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so many to pend- money
than Olga neeti to be. 44311? mom Nellc
has reeelml \tbeffte.nt ifintigkr
has eeen the ehaahaWeili.
lug,Can releiniell. the difference at
once.. '
Some yew ao wagor werelowtii
but peopleuaed to finYe more ManeY.,
because the Na0 not tbe:c.ontlAual.
urge' to spend it,
The ,Ynnni /Ono, villnhan no family
responalbilltiN,Rnd:#1,14 ..niebee. fair!
11' taad wg�, 4ft•Aeliii something If
he is It I nwlt•Oe
iliPell eItPtY price
44 become himself.i
O
a,esighttrii$4,.,..4ikbnts:.ilt:1403,eest4000a7tZl
that
hitUt-
.'
tIO'saelidee ow 44,11t Alienr.01101 per-
haps oftenerf ; •.
.A young man in such a Position egga
do one ei two •
1-•.2-11e eon be 'a gdOd'. fellow tit " all
his friends; he tan hold Up his end
All the time.; when itotite..s tosped-
ing 'he an go .ahead and
have *hat he calla „'"good ", time
• while he is and :he can be
very closejo the line all the time of
haying nothing pt all for an emer-
gency or for the future.
can'leirp sperid his mon-
•RENT& COMPANYLTD.
inveetmeflt Bankers
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Estab1ishd 1902
minion Bank Bldg.. • Cor. Krng an.d. ge
ONTA#1°
Outaitiebligatien en' InY .Pleaae isend.'further• Pattie.
uJar of the4CMiniteree-k -TranSpOrtation
lain.," 4
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MAN AND HIS
EY•
(Yrom re
retford Boaeo,n-Ifeeald)
*X0 Ynntielhen' in a ,dtown town
..,Afilee: were .discussing ,what it , cost
'them *to live. Tile conVersation took
place 'on Saturday evening, so the up-
, ., • ,
to -date. Each was slightly overt -wee-
•
:ty years of age; t.hey hoarded' in the
-city and 80 their cases were -,quite
miler. To add to the sithilaiity„ each
paid $Ei a week hoard, Which. seems
to be about an average figure in the
•
city. •
. .
erWiSely; b ealrso, aPPortiOn his al-
iowance , for "inti,•taininent that' ' it
will be.in keeping. with :his earnings
and not averaidiiithcitinchiut-that he
knows he. theidOset Iside ; -he cafe
.gXna,te% for bfln#Pik ati aiiset in the;
• way 4,-eash!tjpq will CeMe very'
:.handy Op ApdmiaYfie..;_the.,tnen:
ing .when be sees aA.
•
oPpeitonift to .0alce geed invest!
ment •-*;:4
Too *Any young. Men AO not look
fat, enough the i-(4:11;', the Athings :that
take IllarOliWeek, and next. Week
appear :very ittipartant to thein, and,
,they• do not Snip very often to look •
around and: 'eat that the men wbe
have, had' tO:'•"11.0. a geed,- many
•trance JO tlilltorlliatwonld shave been
quite dellobtfliP" .• '
The young np who gathers Up P
M1SS, P01,10elf• WONDER ."
. WOMAN OF ELYTU, TALKS
' 2441;1r-ifit MAN
Qat, report),'
—gym Mlles .notth., of this tittle town
ill0S,Yikle'79.emeatI4i:irieTai'llave:*'e°heeliRtgllrnhQenr
int6.-thellnieliglit and recall. to the
tolvOspeaPre a jinonbee of eases. in
Widely her einirv°3'ina9n has aidqd it
the'aPPrebeinnOil of &WOWS.-
.',L4test aMong her, manlfeitationi,
. lig the,' auppOsed -Uiention •nf'',Edwaril
gari.ton. and F4Alc:MaTtro114.'whii
om
;: ler .4 ,hd't Ve �nflded t thl yee jailv ahtracemiloa n:tfhsr
of
the ‘.-ailbreakeri. is she s 't- t
„,.q119.V.101,ttorne3.Judd, High,Constable
"Wifittaii :and Provincial Officer;.Men--
•aie the entintY of Middlesex. '
•
(main wn'o Possesses, these.al-
1401Y :Maryellen's' powers is . mur.
.'71-iret• Pollock,'a spinster Of about fif-
ty-fle years. She lives with a bro..
ther On a larce farm just north
but the inaicessabilitY of their
favirmfroin,he:town• no. discoura
;neh-
-ent to hundreds whO 'have sought
ilradvice.
-771I was
Fteningle- the conversation, . ' see
Where, $16 Or $17' a Week would qii4e
easitY4e-ipent,...and...neirokt-inti4tA
sing. te adiiiiti..that he was not ,-quite
:thrifty in :his way. •Yet both, agreed
that it was very diffietit for. 'them
rto.'come'te the.,eri,i,. Of the -Yiek am'
incl.' that ' they had 'Saved
The, contenti�n of on was '91?,t he
could not ave'MU*: niode.y.- • it Cost
him, ieekirding,.tehts,'eVin',estimate,
about $16 or $17 to live, and .from
:the trend.' of his •reniatIcs this would
hieltide: *hat he :pay„lorT
:elothing,.'"of whicb he buys quite .an
• ,
. . • • .
•-, Bath the young inen,agreed_tliat it
cost thein,quite. bit,fer..iiinueement,
and ,they Were „qUite ::tatitfieip that it
wai Usigess for ,thein to goany, plaCe.
if they Were,,nots prepared to hold OP
• their :end in the *ay.of expenses. •
By way Of backineup his point one
, Gave Clue to at Thieves
-The Star rePOrter. visited Miss.
loc., to -day and en ratite to her home
learnedfrom the hackney driver that.,
:she had aided in 'the
e40ery of; a quantity;',of stOlen'grain
;iiith the resultant apprehenalon of
:-the--thieflArid7-his43earceration'ifor a.
• period -of months. The grain had been
ithlea an: 'severa viits, according t$1
the driver, And in desperation the vie,
tirn appealed to -Mae' Pollock... He Was'
tOld that. On the last .trip a ,bag had,
bent; leaving it, ,of eats.. . She
told 'the man to follow the.. trail and
he' woul'd And all .ef 'his /grain. >: The
oat trail was found;; the grain reeov!
ered and the: thief jailed..
The: Poliock farmhouse, home of
the seeress and, her brother since
:they were: childreiips, lice back or the
neat little I;;;;45:',accovint or 'a geed
a0.4in*,'J.6110.14,!!)3nent, PrOvineiel or
inanie,inalliondOige.„A„liackingAw_.A_
het !merit ,141,14,:orned doe& ,ilot lios.; verandah were • stacked pumpkins.
, „
sess.• It may:::,30eaii, the- difference. -
rbildWaY••• it 'is sorTnanded b)r, trees.
nail/ gaunt and leafless in the first
few: ;year flbe. young man
:The .chances are that it they .keeP
along ".this,way they Will ,always find
that they:are fairly Close t the mar-
,
gm, -.and that at. the end of the week
monta..2or year they arenet yery much
ahead -
"finiv are lacing exactly . the:Same
situation that ' 'nearly • eVery•.: other;
-ran faces: . They fail- tO see that
there is" • sem ething. •in the nature of
a, neeeisitY, facing them to make a'
71-aist iit saving. something. Neither
of them' has familY, respensilillities in.
any Way; Whatthey earp. ia their
eVvn, and yet they .dOn't reeognite the
rather, sternfact that they are "'ay.,.
ing:'their' best chance to get 'start.
right .now, :
The big: tr:thble IS 'that there are.
Nels0" at Halifax.Aii: ont.bominion s 'Finest
Oppori-twe maims la the ?ibftr
dimis„ whoni.tb• m betel le -is be
tb• Noboone 7U1 as
*boa cesiobitolL,
Wide lnterest. has been treated
-by 'the:recent announcement.
that Halifax la to ,he prOvided with
one Afthe finest 'hotels in the Do.
'minion,' .The project anet•••With.' in-
stante approval ad financial. back•
.ing, these niateriallY iriterested,
teething .the need for • such an
institution in view Of Nova •Scotia's
historic, tetra& and,, recreational ad-.
viintagem: . • .' • •
. That the new, "Lord Neleen
.Hotel," as - it will be . .knoirn,
..toildiy. supported on , a biisniesa
basis, ' as: well as on grenade Of 'civic
Pride, is' *hoof by the 'fact that' the
'Canadian Pacific Railway. has se,
'Cured, Alet a..halfLinterest_ in jhs
prOject, which' Oompany'e liotel* are
lietable among, the leading chains.
Company will .direct to a large
extent-thomanagenwnt, of the hotel,
.Atecirding Beatty,:
imam' and Preeldeiit of the .Gaiiadtati.
Picifit, the present emedithint. in
Halifax *MI the *•Prirvinee -cif 'Nova
Beetle. every:. waY;JuitifY the
building of ttn, "Lord Nellion."
.The eisir• hotel Will :be in loeying
the hlst�Hcsl Chitin Of Neva'
• Seotiat. the nanin Itself ` recalling an
• *pia Of :Beth*hist40,, The;bulid•
, X %Are itietarii
AP,
Si
f".
44,
•••• 1 ..1.,.;';'?V'f•fi .•
pre;atiiit terd-gninen.e- time.
Trafalgar 'Day; OctOtier'
the first sod In its Constriietion trirti-
ed•.and,'_Avriik,.. begun .en. 8 building
'that wU b� la -keeping With the
importance of NOVA Scotia'S
The location of the "Lord Nelson:".
is ene•Of the 'outstanding-feature:I •of,
the new Venture. It.direetly fronts
thelaniorit Public Gardens, the pride.
of the residents 'of 'Halifax. These
Gardena Cover many acres And are:
located in the heart of tho-elty at
the corner „of art Gerden Road
:" , ,stripot,, ,_i.hor501T14.
siirAllirtirsiffe1004
WiegWottle - Perint' Plekient
Pan', station; harbor and bum, -
rites diottiet of 'tife city.
The Provinte_ef,rova Scotia' has
gained a wide Yeputatron-f-ei---eitir
and lilitbrte attraction • ,Soine- idea-- •
of the bieresise , in todrist traffic
,into /this 'province gathered from
gevernme:et" tePerts that arlaitors
lett' Sumner by rail and water in-
creased 50 per dent ovey the lure-.
mer season 1.026 • Residente of °
Halifax ..feel that such' an institution
OS the Lord Nelteri,• which will "Ai
.0Pened in leis than a- Year. will,gies •
further impetus le eettniereial 1104,
torgrtriiiiR-throusit-
NOT ENFORP NG THIS LIQUOR •
(Bruce Herald •ifi Times,. Walkerton)
• Following:,complainta•inade at the,
Town council' on Monday night about
drinking' going, :on at At .'•,deneea here
Praetieally,npdee the nose. of: -the P0 -
lice, caiiie,reperts- from kande% not
far:: ,
Whic/C 1140 Athat,-;tlikuge„. 4e; aF*
Wi;(1.1)Peil ,the leek 4,entrieee to
the Pteifie iil that dru4s are roam-
, • .
ing_einid :at . free at • the;proVerhial
• . • .
fly In a feria Yord. • - • •
,
•
Prinninr rergesonjigeizsiven ,the‘
GovertimentTpentiel • measure .real:
teeth,: and. if .013r, seriaUS .." attempt
• were te.foe by the eonetairierY to en-
force thew this bailiwick there
would be tracks1,to the
county jaiktben are, now :visible to
the neked L W. hit's the use of.
'providing stiff. Ilnet...fer first offend-
.
.era •And Odeon'terms, for :. repeaters:,
when the pit seeniingit can't. trust
• theniselvet ." ,distingiiieh
, ,
drunk from, Willie sober?e. •
...We 'dela expect . them to :go :eur
and round tin nil the inebriates, hut
We do think Might 'Periodicall:v
capture iy.,Apecinien or to just
thOwthe fraternity that they •. can't
get" by with their -wet 'prograni
the time. with .'itayinnitg. ••
'Not . onlY are the . • . .
seemingly blind., to the hooee Offend;
era, but the epidemie of ehickenthiewl
• int that has. been in nriniess in
Carrick eoraS tinie„-shiiws.the
liee'ne'ed ,eneedg pp in tither .diree.',.
.tions al Well.
if the POPs' are Unable' t& cone with
.the situatien-?end w�i admit that
;they .Aiust emitimie to come ;:boine-
from the, chaee ,with. their:game .bag?,
empty, then it is .up to the powers -
that -be to tend reinforceMenteand
put seine new. ,blood .inth the ' cam -
pita here. '` ,
c,ontinae the present' mode of
attack i5 to iripice a Mockery of the".
law and to -bring Gevernment Control
into such dtereinite . that., Its hes+
friende *Mild have to Admit the!:
here was . a measure: caleulated 'ic
frighten hi* breaker*like ii lion, but
thanlit tti the/ 'copsi, it is 'being :Made
t� leek' ei nothing, more fearful:than
a black sheeP. •'
*squash and. boxes of apples. ,;..A flocl
• of :•geese'darted aeresS the, 'front Of
the car in a swirl of snow and sought •
• Safety in the newly -plowed 'field.
T•he reporter and companior
were greeted hy.,„,,ft.- :,PctIl'ark; Siete
Ht3
slowed down :this curious • train I3RU,CE .IiiDdING. TEAM
a the horse shied as it passed. As
it went on ahead '1 could:see it "talce
the shape. of the auto which we have
at .present.
. . .
"Radio came to .me in the same'
_Tanner. I... saw. wireless in these peg;
,
atiVe states long before"' knew what
:
it Was. Years ago a man in British
.Columbia wrote and 'asked me if it
•was 'going .to be -a suceess. I wrote
-a reply that it would. be.". •
, . • • '.. • , •
•
tall, moustached min, quiet yet eor-
. .
, ,
.40 :,in , his manner. A few secondr
• in the 'dieing -room kitChen,. Cheerily
• Warmed by a cordwood -burner. • and
. •
. Mies - Pollock entered, •A dark-haired
'Woman with piercing -brown eyes,
She Was 'dressed in- ii brown checked
.,gingham dre t. :Sind. gray • knitted.
%1,ii
. . .
sweater, .fraYe ' t the elhes03, for
which. she anOlogi ed,. in that.eallere
weranot expected on such a blustery'
day.. : • ' ' % .: •
. Den4estrates !Methods
• • '
• • .
bliss. Pollock also foresaw the sink-
Ing.of the: Titapic and the Lusitania;,
. ,
she-, claims. Other great events past
have also been Made .manifest to her
during ',these negativestates,. when
she has been disaisociat 'ed from'eaith-
.
IY• surrounding*.
_‘...Born. a, Presbyterial!, and still a•
staunch believer ;in •the Bible, shedOes.
• not 'believe in an 'ieterrial hell.. She
ra-y
As to hetiVen, Mak. PoTleck told' the
Star . she has .had several glinipses of
,it...anctehelikens it to. a beantifill gat
den at •the :height, of,its Inxury, too
beltiltiful to 'describe-nd limitless in
its domain. .
Communicationa . From-7.Dead • • •
- Learning -the 'relisofi fon; the _visit
1Vilas Pollobit invited the reporter in-
. • , ,• ,
to" the parlor, one typical eta farm!.
hOuse with its old-fashioned sofa ant-
niohair thairt, , oil 'paintings :of
said pastoral 'scenes, -its 'omnipresent
p&rir table bearing • oil lamps. And
vOlUmes. which included the
'Bible and hymn books. - •
, •
•
. After a fewword.-. pollOkk
• demeristrated ir.ethod of 'receiv-
, big manifestations. She tack a foun-
.
tain'Pen,.With which the 'reporter Was
toying,, /explaining that .touch • wit'
seme,:personal „object, brought ther
to proximity with the person's sur-
• rotindinge. Quito accurately, she .de-
tailed some of the events and travels
Of the reporter and 'desetibed tin as.
'Aeciate. at. the Star office, 1. This wits
done after a few, seconds of Concen-
tration. during which 'the sieeress
closed her eyes,:deperiptionv
several friends, she was fairly accur-
ate, 'end; more so: in describing the
physical characteristics and temper.
aMents of reporter's. parents.
PoIfoel; claims she has ,had,
--ciiir-YoYant* poWers since „a -child' -
School, although ',she admits they w.ere
not developed then as new. ' She said
• •
she did not realize the Power with
.which she alleges she is gifted al
that ;time. Her ambition divine school
dayt Was t� beceme a seamstress, but
with the •pressure curing for, the
•farrii, house and the demandi open/
her . • supernatural 'poNvers, she has
long since. given up deessinaking,
Foresiaw Modern Inventions,
'the clairvoyant, told the Star re-;
,perteio that her greatest "foresight"
wsis the development of the -airplane
ef, today, She said that twenty years•
go she first received the manifesta.
ion of approaChine air tratravel."It came to me first in the 4lorm 'of
bird,1c, related Mis,s Pollock. "Gad:
413 • Tr SSW it at . night, after•ti,
had placecrinYself in Ilies riegative,,-W
danienearar".: Then r .thisilitrange'
bird it' MY 'feet, and -thee, were mei
“WHA'11 Dm THEY WANT?
A fernier ' on the lfith 'Concessioe
Catzk, who 'sold' his wheat last,
weck, and .rn.gel.Y.e.d... the payment
sanie, „ainenuting .to 'A:0X .,in cad
csvh, witt given. air enplesesant sur
:prise . the seine night When a _eat
-with two Min in -it dr:WP-to ht?
lieuse and demanded admission.' The
owner of the' premiseeir ,who was • In
bed 'by 'this time, brought his gar
and threatened to shnot, if the nnwel-
eorne .visitort did' not very quieklY
dePart‘ They Were not tong in :de,
Ming to 'NW*. The fennel' Oat OW
0
.00417,11V tehe 'the lleXt
ve411111Olief. •41latt$I0
e
She has had communicatiOns from
the deed, be says, ,and she .eXpressed.,
belief that. their spirits ale:the .gnid-'
ing factor's to right And wrong in life,:
With -her, main rule to cesduct• being'
'diet your conscience yetir
AS she quoted; it.' -The 'souls of .;the
dead- are constantly hovering above
the living, telling them what is tight
and *pug."...
• As: m
to reincarnation, the seeress of
Blyth says that an never returns to
earth 'in any 'form, quotingfrom the
Bible, And neither will theye be -mass
resiirrection, but each otthe' dead • is
raised in spirit singly. • - .•
-Rteardiets: of the opinion of ,those
who ,have not, sought the advice of
Mis.pcillock, -she has wen .the -con= •
fidence of her., neighbors for . mile.s
ab�utY They •apPerently • felieve • im-
plicitly in her powers and are always
'ready to quotesome occurrence .' in
.which- her Predictions' ,'hiVe proved
valuable: It is knownthat thbusands.
• havesought her a.dvice during the
PIFTH PLACE AT ROYAL ,
WINTER FAIR '
'
.The IlKtice County judging ' team
took fifth -place , the Inter -County
judging competition which was .one
ef:--the4eaturesLofi-thelItos:iil-yintet
' '0•••••
Fair • at- Toronto last week: This .13 ,
the, highest °standing' which ,a, Bruc•e
County team has yet 'taken, arid in
view of: the 'fact that 82 teams enter -
•ed' and took part, the 'showingis
highly creditable to the boys from
,The Royal gemiietition is always
a •particularly strong, one with the
-tains •,,being carefully cOached'
.,Gounty • Representatives..- :Wellington..
was highest team this Year; With Ox•:•*
ford secend,...Mialesex. third, Victer,
ia fourth- and- Brned in fifth
• beating ex&ptionally strong :teams "
--from' the ciiirritie-si-OrTiyik.,...eeel•And
WeritW:oith., iviiieh ore Usually right.
at the. top' of. the list The • Brace
-Cothlty-feani-was-comprmei_.
Cot_Bri
•
t
"f had the- tante manifentationsi
viiding the, automobile many years
ato, At.,apppAred first At St. railroad
train, then this train left' the tracks
and turneci'•Into the 'road., I was in
earilage, apparently, at. It
came closer and 17 thought it would
Strike the .00rries,• •klit it turnod anis
Thornpson, Walkertori, Howard. New-
ton and Russel 'McKee, Tara and was
•foached by the loeal representatives.
•-Krlitickielr- and -Bonaildt
Howard. Nevitan was :fifteenth in: in-
,. .
dividual standing :and truce Thomp- •
son sixteenth...pmi Russel ,..V.,1e1Cee only
n few mark's' behind. „Prior lo:. the:
competition the team had': two der!
Poach the ,PaisleY, Walkerton
'-Eirnivood districts. with. the twe
•
.daye" before -Vie, competition' spent
on classes provided by the Ontario
.ke:ricilltural college at , Guelph.' The
:same . team' will represent the cOunty.,
in,the Inter -county Compeiitiini. being
held. at" the Guelph Fain. on 1)ecernher:.
The teli Junior ParMers 'froth' • thn.
con fitY who speak from- Nov. ifitly
'19th geests of theOntario
nertre,ent Of Agriculture, at the Royal
:Winter .r.air report a wonderful time:..
'with royal treatment' 'having heen4ac-
corde1lthem or: every hand; ° The 500
boys ..s.lept imprOViieci cots in
On'adins Hl.seifee and. in:thWaY, and
'fi•orri "tly•ir few 'clays togetlier; in the
had a 47oriderful. opportunity' of
rubbing shoUlders with ;the other fel-
thirty years she has been .."practis- 'toy's from a.31.parts of Ontario. High
ing," inelnding many from the States. 'lights on the trip. in .addition to in. •
Three years 'age she gave advice 1 pe -ting :the , -Wonderful exhibits at
a ciao which later bp:night her ;before
court. The .case was transferred to
final judement, that she could prac-
tise -as often and as long as she wish;
ASilr 'UNE.ITO:"7-ED. CiipitcnN�VES
. • • . , •
As the fourth 'baby arrived -la the'
Men community recently, ode 'of our
League girls who had, evidently, :like
the -rest . of- Asi'been-thinking-of -,the-
scarcity +of Toting people,. -especially
girls, •for young. people's ' societiei
said, ."There 'Ls hope for 'Zion League
yet'," • Chit of fifteen or..sixteen 'pres-
ent at Hackett's League last week
•
only three:of the, fair' sex were .pres.
ent.' The "beys well•snstained the.
weekly gathering , ,
Never a week pasies, but. ,what
some shadow' fella semewhere. Mrs,
Pepper reeeieved word last week th&i.
her father had passed away at hiS
old country" home. The Church' is al -
'ways tender towards those who Are,
bereaved. :
The Christmas tree eatertainmen!-
. .
at Blake on the evening 'of Dec. 2:Ird
will be eazerly loeked forward toL
1.17, the.,cliildren? Yes, and `the writ.
lineWs some l grey !..-headed..,-peopli,:.
-Who look forward to ,that .event With
: as. Much delight gs the kiddies.
the Royal Winter Fair and parading •
in ;the inure c:oliseuni, before, Lord 1" :
7.t.Ti11ingdon, • Governor-General, Pre- • '
Plier Ferguson and heads of the in-.:
• vions ! departniente; Would ;include. ..
,
trips through the stores ' inid,'
, (-Meta given by the P. Eaton ead Rob-.
ett AirniiSon companies, .. a • 'splendid' .
Imnquet. given at the •darls-Rite 'Ho-
t,ii with the 116n., Howard Ferguson: '
•,and Hon. :.T0111 . S. Drartinas :epeeist]
',veal:Ler, ;and the final' thilitre 'party: .
.7.crlyen Friday- night. by -the T;...Taton.,
rein/km:Sr: Jecluded ..iii' the .,,pregraM: .
Also_were trips -through the Consoli-
dated PreSs ,Lirilited Works, ‚Massey. •
'Harris ;plant, Stock'Yards': and, ablia-
toirs end' 4.he Parlistinent Buildings,
in '' front,. of .which he boys lined' ri
for. the :official photograph. ,To : gi re '
(he 'boys .added incentive _to cl. ; ,
• ebserve everythini -of •interest;•_aa'
cbmpetitinti' on the' trip is he- ..
in cendUcted with 'special prizes in.- .
eluding a,..nuinher : of Agricultural •
• bpolca. and , sonie . thirty two-week
'Short Ceursei being given by the Del
pertinent of Agriculture and the
‘Robert Simpson Compansr.- the' Bruce
boys , W1,10 took the trip were as fol-
lows: .. llussel •Neil and :Ellsworth -
1,,Velf,,,, Tam' baVid..deffrey,ort El.
re,
iril Wm. MePartne3ti' Chest' . ..• Gen.
,M.x.Xt.elt,--_,PaisleY...Mainilet A d,_Goi•A -...
don; l4cX0i11,',I':iverten; „,Fred Martin, ';,s, •
L'ucknow; and Alphonse 'Schniidt. and ' .
.,liarry..Vogati,,,Mildniaki.'?--.4
....„,„.
The' Use: -
'Wednesday evenings .t6 the high
school boys • and giris f nur 'Ashfleitl
Churches, after .•home ens are
done.' ,The minister and his "Alfien
'soy the coiiiPanY .01- these -
• livoly
yonng peOple. •
The rriOrnin eervitie Is t4t niaki
.11110"..10tilf•otRortil ty Out ssiimfor, l‘extndsy
• • 0, . •
Short skirts have had no 'effeo; so
;44' .anybodY..knPWs,. except
trenatrate that 4Otrani"-is
• "
do and lie eonVinded 'that We Are '
off.eibig tlin hest frilitsi .partible it/
precut* ter. yonr ChriStMis reqUiria,
merit% T11.9090011/0 al*Peea•