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Ir .413. .14O10480 Of 8461,011. ,WrITIte us a year ago Waning that,bligisultrilusd
„tee_4*,'hieqhfjedttistdkwithWOrte,S..--We-adViose4-hil,erteonee-3-6*-60-Yal 1P11-115113
ene11-100 1bs, et 4.vio8;04svir, fa; t.wo.wer4v,JOKI iontique
,thrassgbout tise Wisner with 114. 6.6nensing berm: three Weeks .he„efirim no stating
*It 1st the" Owe be ',noticed1)/40.1 etre* hi tise_drulfPina: SISId :that eg•
-- dUCt1h*4 [aoe-up 100% Dintg Ib. NI1.."WintOr and alwieirrilontbelie
put
'chased 600 lbs, of this .1Piaultri Specifik •• We received a letter frbm'him-thelatter
' pert ot.aosuat„ Meting that be wswenresed therendbibe obtained; that his 4by.'
were•eatkely frec.,frens wore*, and that during Anima of this 'yeet -his production
was 100% *gig thisn hest year: • . •• • . •
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-will psui.eyery pbultrirnen,' nunter•ssioat feed be iwnsing. Or if he settee his
• wen, in add one, pound of Royal Purple 1Pou4try, Specific to each. handred„ isO42.11,
Apr Seed daring Abe whole sesson the'poultry sue shut While„this,•gregi tonic"de-, .
stroya.tintwnesss, it et the MOM time: tones up 'tile ,Isceping their digeStive •0
gi5eeke40.1v1 the eeme -sui if theY eres'e *Irene. eelnPellhig them tO hike frank 15%.
40 'IOW 7 moos tied • This 'is' naturally 'iciiiietes.•ir.ztaiezt
war*I4ifipietry1. . iC;ther tiegallef. The birds berte yegf
of-atiodivew-Avinioissir.,*(.4;id th4,
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3Cit, anu„fific.,., packages., $141'arid $0.00,,tina. •
also 1004b liags;-$14:00:' ,Fair: sale lay', 4,600'
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',..dealeraLih.:.Canadli,”- If your: •clettler7r4O0t- •sizpOly-
write, direct..
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0ya1 Purple: a. g Mea
we:coo:Savor you With 'Royal Purple Laying Meal Witb or Without the ,
1000*, SPecifse 'seized An: Mr. T 1.. Mitheion, Innericip. beitatio. tells us that he
fed 111401 Pnipla Laying • Meal to teo.pielits year with 'the RoYall Purple
%Polite, SPecille and got in overage of' 24% .produetiOn• from the•nrichile-of 1:Secern-
bee wag the tairldie.of March. Heelers staiee that hi hie, received the hag* proT.
duetlen of eggs be Isais'e,yeir•bad during the twelveincestbs he has been tning!ROyal
Puegok Layinthilea‘ ant thet 11 heinii'his.pershajo lindthy'lluting the tht,iie
If Yea' &oder =We Ints341,, You we Will be pkinottssspote 'yawn. Priee,frtight:. ,
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VIMLITE (formerly known as Vitalite) 2 • •
C SPIV
distributors
1*r this wonderful wire -filled product, mud for. windows in poultry houses, barna,
,i!urUgh the .41tr,a-vi4et. growth 1uy ficatth sup that will7-•
ript :046,zaTeaol-Rea;iary Writefol tieptiee;Cireols
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We'w111 btveryoIeajedti; Send ;on one of lair 32 -page. books
With illivanaillotu in colour , describing the "cOnimon,diseades
of Stock and poulirY with particUlars of the Roal Purple
:remedies for eaeh, .pd detail,/ of au tire "different brief! Of feed
we monufaCtrusi It:deals •With 186 subjects or 4ital interest, -
102sWeririanner and touaryinan. ; •-• . .. • • , 10'
t. A. JEN1INS'MFG: CO LTD LONDON;
:•.^-47*rm.rgvoremminnow
41161.1.i.MICIK;n0t
misT:aii-is THAT ccisir. tAlvADA
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' Financial Post)--
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Periods of depression always bring
In their *aka distress that-is-the
eult of .selfishness, extravagance or
inefficieney in business., Thus • the
, world learns, economic wistioni thru
• etperience. The price we pay to learn
• the lesscin •is, Often Very onerous.
• *hat has„tanade loat through the
Inismanageinent ' of the wheat,pool,
controlling fifty Per cent of Oanitda's
.Whet, has :Canada lost through the
• reekless overexpansion of: the , news, ;
prat indulitryihased UPon one of our
pnniary natural iesOurees?•' ' •
• What lute Canada lost through ex-
travagant and unwarranted speeula-
tjon :i shares, • accompanied
•b*: the aviindling of the. public " thin
•-.brokerage houses whirizeinethods hat.
the tacit approval and even the
• concerted co-operation of government
-ofilciala and highly gated politicians t:
No one can accurately estimate the .
losses but. in each case theY'ron-�r
will before the _Situations correct
themselves run-rinto.-.nine ,figures:..
,We are paying a high price for.
• our experiorice in these matters. But.
let -us gain some economic :wisdom
from them.
• Prom the wheat. fiasco .we learn
. • that, the law of supply _and demand
. still, rules: .that private individuals
and governments are alike' poweriees
to maintain uneconomic levels of
prices, that politics; and :business.
make bad bed-fellows,that market-
ing systems that -ate the produets of
decades 4 evolution are. more OS..
dent Abell synthetic systenis evalved
• over night, that individual initiative
• hass most useful function to oer-
• form.
: From.. the newsprint paper em-
' hrtigliO iie• learn again, that the law
• 01 supply and ..dernand still kulieth:it,
.•;....--*Prisate-•IndividUals and governments
-----tire7alike-poiter1esi, -to maintain-unecorimnie levels eff,-"pricee, "that 'poll-.
time and business make ; bad bed-fel-
• . lows, that the interest of customers
*mist be given coneidetationi. that
' financiers do not make the best 'in-
dustrial managers; that greedy eiz•
ploitatiOn of natural"resources brings
• in Its trail scenes of grief, that -even
• the highest huality of technical knoW-
. ledge canAin stultified by unsound ex-
pansion. . .• • •
From the collapse of the mining
, boom We •learn that paper fortunes
^•*linnet be built more quickly than
• sources of neir- wealth are opened. up,
that gambling., is notthe kind: of
•apecidation that aida • deVeloPinent;
that the public it% gullible bueriot fin'
• long, that standards "of .ethics • are
More poWerful influences in sound
busineas than frivis, butAhlit lea's are
iteeessary ter the prOteetioti of the
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4$11FIELD cituitc0 NOTES:
: The 'portals .of -the year 19$1
the znost Slgnificant lrar.ITjn :.all
history.' The.- entrance to the New
Year cannot help but impress thou-
ghtfol men with the reality of life.
and dcstiny-:.the CAR of" th,e,Times.
In the light of the oncoming day our
identity s clear. and.. clean,4t-"it
doth not Yet appear what Wei shall!'
be, but we know that, when He shall
appear, we ,Shall be like Him, for
weshall see him :as -Ile is." The door
of life. is 80 placed as to command
clear view •of the door : Can.'
we -are we read the sign of' the.
times written across the sick,of 1031.
The gateway of a famous Univer-
sity bears' this inscription which
*very Student reads, "So ,enter..that
daily • thou • mayest .fiecoine mime
thoughtful. and I learnedr-So depart
thet daily thou mayest be more use-
ful
tO thy Country and to, mankind."
We :cannot help surely blot:enter ,thru
the door 'ofthe, year 1931tivith 'rev-
erent Minds-with:a . faith, not burn-.
ing loir in its .sochet, but shining
clear ancrihright. • • ,
•And then -go out tO the -tasks -of -
the] New year with the true .optini-
• isin of then and vomen who passing
through things temporal" lose not
• Sight ot9iings eternal.
To my people on Ashfield Cireuit
annday
in the New Year .call 'us to the wor-
ship Of the King, and, kneelinig: at
HiS, shrine ',let "Him 'interpret the.
meaning of. the days that. lie ahead.
Services -Zion, 11 A.M.; Hecketts
A0clamition for •
Reeve anctCouncit
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tC•Paiinued front' Page' 1)
.on e different well withdiffei*it.
eqUiPment. Mr. Storie said that such
.a. tender. couldmo,t be considered,
ii that case the contractor laid dOWn
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.the contios, and the engineers •
• could not control them. Before- the
well ,is aecpted b the • engjneere it. •
Mizet :undergo a Most rigid: test of
,Palulthig-22 hours per day'fOr ,seven
suCeessive 'days, and the virater must.
pass •inspection by the. "Provincial
Health .Dep... This, zmeens that the.
Well." must be proved2 ineizhatistilde
aPAr, .1ttie: Water. of the ',hest quality
'for ,ddineetie use:, The. *0, ,inost
'Maintain this standard' for twelve
:sleuths, :and, the contractor's "deposit
equal to. one -1f .the.,,eOrittect. price
4.1k;:this :map, $5;6251 *10i: rnain
-until the 12 0910s. eXpirett:
The water as to qaantils,....And.-04,7
itir may be tested at any time diritig
that 12". Menthe. Aa to theivOrk.at
the virelloonditkished_turned oit
to be loOre.._, cliffichit than expeeted.:
However this is, Mot an ;uncoil -010p,
oceirrance, and our poucein is, with
'the finished well.
'Couneillor' ROL Muflit
Couneillor Mullin said that he had
he:aspiration: to the .reeveship.He
had,•.beeit it,-menilier-Lof.the_Board..-for
nine 2 yeere,.:, and tinting :that time(
three:-Irig-Propositiena bite:cone! be-
foretheiceuncii; Hydro bighting, the
paving of the streets, and now im-
proving. the, Waterworke„, „Re: hod
worked' for all three. There were no
.regrets regarding .either the lighting
or the paving, and be keit; sure that,
..there would be none about the wat-
erworks . Whencompleted and. in op-
eration. He .had been ehairinan of the
Street and Bridge .-Cdtinniqe :,tor 4
=nitilber--o-f--kearsandrhooed-tbat-his:
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seiiiieee had „proVed :sitisfaCtOiy: :He.
vvonicl..bein• the running for cotincil.
• lot • and wished the electors the ceon,-
iilimeneS-of :bun-
neverthe"Seesint-t-Mr.--MrillieMakes a long _speech, t• -he• somehew always manages to pIease,.
the audience. ' ••
Councillor A. W. Hamilton
. • Councillor Hamilton said . that he
would be in ;the field fpr re,election.,
This was not ,because he Was Pat-
ticular: about being in :Office,. brit hav-,
Ing, t,ieen' .active in. Promoting -the
waterworks . idiprovenient, he 'felt
that he.ought to rem* in and 64
the work through. That would.hes
for the electors to say. He.knoW that
4 number of towns in -Ontario had
experiniented with small weilarmich
as some thought ,might be all ight
for tucknow, but these • invariably,
'wive troublewithin a few' iears,...
• and A large well 'such, as is .being put
down here had .to he Made' later,
This ' was Very costly experimenting.
He did not. thing that the • general,
taut 'reteirf LifeknoW Wonidbe aPp-
reciably ,higlier a few years after
the .service 4as, installed. It'. would
work out Much 1,,,S the: HYdro:-hed
• done. -•He: thought- we, mere- fortunate,
in having the work done at this
time, as -water- eitripment is lower in' '
price: this year 44 it 'hat 'nen in
15 years: He had stated a year ago -
that he did not think that the water-
works Would _cost 'Above 55: thousand
'dollars.- He is still .Of ..that Opinion,
and he espects to see the Work done
for even. less than that amonni.. As
at least one new member was want
ed:td- complete the Board, he 'hoped,
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3 .1M.: Slakes, k P.M. • ' i 1, that the 'electors would return 'a -
.A.nnual ' cengregational .meetings e capable business man, who . would
.Hacketts, jan. 6th, 230 PM.; , Zion help thecoin-ICU tilting with the wOrk.
Jan 7th, 2.30 -P.M:. • ' .-X. Councillor, w. R. Anderson ", ••'
ouncillor Anderson said that
re appeared little left for him to
say, but he euceeeded, in, meting a
very good speech in spite of that.
He was the junior, Member Of the
Council, and -had learned a great deal
,cliiTing tha-yearoirid-aaid that in -his'
associates he'had four very ' ;good
• teachers, ' He had teeti. chairinan, , of .
the Fitt and Light Co:11unit* At•
there' was • riot a great. 'deal to do in
that ,position. However lie thought
it, a good rule to give a new meniber
,light WOrk id 'begin with. Mr.:. An-
derson. Made a strong lea for tol-
eration regarding thoSe in tie
Public. He Oak', .see,ritF"..rifie in mere
'destructive ..criticistri. If ' electors;
Wanted the COuncillors to 'do some.
thing 'different , they silohld.let thein
• kilo*, and not, trely. say that'thbk
are...no, good: He woilld, be a. candi-
date,\ but in the e mit of .an election
he *Mild not mak ' a 'personal Can-
vas's hot ask •for ,vOtee".,asthat did
not appeal to .lihn. .He &Oughtthat
if men served on the ,cdmiell With-
out pay. they glibuld not have to go
:abbot asking: for.; the..ja.: • • • • •
• No. 4, St. Helens
(Junior Room)
Test Marks ••
• Sr: 1I1,-jezin Forster , : , Frank
.McQuilliit_1179.:.„KATmen:„,MacDtinald
98. •
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Jr. III-Etia Swan 178%: Ronald
Cianston 142: Allan Miller. 116.i.
• 11,, -.Grace Weatherhead • 175:
ry Durnin 156q: McFarlane
138; Hugh D. MacDonald 129% : Gor-
den McDonald 113: Ilareld Woo*: 60.•
I7 -Russel 'Webb 132: Jinennie Ad.
chison Ifitt Jcihriny -Pritchard 122:
Angda MacDonald 120.. •
Daily. Marks .
Sr. III -lean FOYeter 244%i 'Prank
•23714: NorMan McDonald'
2173i.6' -• •
Jr, ntr-Etta: §w...4ni 242:: :Ronald
Cranston 229: Allan Milier 17.
• , II -Gorden McDonald '.331: Grace
WeathetheAd.32.8: Hugh O. McDonald
300: Perry 'Durnin 2931A: , TOI1T Mc-
l'arlane 2613h: Harold WoOdS 179.
Aitchegon; 3454 Johnny
-Pritchard 3311/2: Russel 'Webb. 223t_
Angus McDonald 3114.
..publie,' that selfishness enssu8 , _ . , Mr: Anderson stated..nthatAhe
be 14.r...-"0.6110 "_'.7*."'" *Cif had .teen,e1ideeq414E4TilaiLatiiieat
••••' Roll .to"-ite4-Bio„vipg.44,,„.G.ote'AinePtfOt,„„
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These are the, lessons. fieVe • Beatricerivic(iiiiiltir $2,300 from the nneMployme' tit relief,
teamed them?
"fund. This 'would enable the council
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Midget •eitta. came ,jitiet :in time..
Th. Odd* don't' 1000 toot fOt.411.Y:
attior - •
to. proceed With the .Putting of:
itWon Yalni 0000 ,get 11.0110.1? *Ater .rnairdi this whiter;thail giving
Ira* Stii.,10lit it hi liOutstiffitil
Whigh Went
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who Were anxious work. It •woull
cdst more to Op #0,e work in winter,
bid there- would be 4 gain of some,
si,900° byaccepting! the .11inemplay-
ment money and besides it,'would
•help..:Out a numhar who ..are -anxious
lo be id -work. "I
• $..* Robert/km
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.-1-74r.-'-S.7-*--ROPSO:On-wea:tneralnated-,,
tor To.o.9.-.11o:Oaid Ithap 1,41..
• in tile' 014101 •040 Year•,:40,4 a Year
-,Og0 he had- been tlefeatadLtat •:.*W
TieVeship •1;tut • he •accepted
the d-
• of the,... electors, and. brid„
hard feelings.: He.::Was always hiter-
,ested. fl. the ptogress:df the
althoughihe ha4 differed".frona •the -
Other menih4... of -tlie,:BOa-rd-ai to:
how the...water. ,system ?night he; fin: -
prayed.. He: thought. thet.a, more ec.
mannical plan might be to have one
Oretetit'Lef.--i-•4riPeS.,•-14.1.hibP-Preteetion--
and imPthek:, for donilittb, water,: He
vas greatly - • interested . in" the
emeni4-Oa1edonian, • P.ark.- The
Agricultural' Society • had ,dorie," some
,4ttliFy:_in.,thcweeJre,,to.0
:447:; 7,asea great
th�ught
apPeab,_to••; the:
ladies"' Who. had done 00 , well :in ereet-:
ing the , He
Aonglit f.that something sliould be
done :in the Way,.cif:keenlneopen'the
Winter' roads *est"of the village The
eastern part' Of ;the road, under care
of the County lof Huron, got much
•Mote- ettention than -did., ,the t -western
sectiOn: which. 13• in..e,Charge .:of. Bruce,
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• .kr.. Robertson .also: inade:mentien
of possible improvementa.to our ,tel-
epluine • sekirice, We are still .:b...tepresentativei of the institute
the Bell ,Company, • and'• rates are
higher. than :where inunieipal
systems ..have ;been •installed;-. as at
Kincarcline; Ripley and TeeaWater;
He ivaa • .0f:find:Mg -any fault. with.
" the. S.14a1 - Bell- management Or iitaff,
but ,there,• was something here 'Pe' • • Th
prove .. He adjusted. by redicing. the ::..-strengigfoT
theaglit .thet he had been. simiewliat. of the 'bulbs• "
pres n :ed as,. being opposed . This discuisiOn. .cOrzelnded council
pigress brit that matters and the ebairanan. Stated
was :not his u e. •that..Are should now bear item' the
•Mesarii Rohn* JOYnt, Ritab ItObert,-, Sch. I T:ristees,-':Thie as.is 'too •often.
son; A:.: E: RiieWell Arid Robt.....'"tisher the case was it: signal fer, large
bad :been, nominated bizt,. Were, not number to •leve the 'Hall d "th •
present:,.crowd was educed to aboutmine;qua;-.
. Mr. I.-tongranz. Said -that h9,•Would ter:of its original rinmber. •
not be a., candidate at•Ahis Mr.,• School
findkini saidihai he : *Mild Affairs •
like :to see the ..Couneil. of 1930 finish Mr D:,C.. Toirldri Meiriber. and
Secretary .bf.. the School' tined; being
the • work it had undertaken; .and
called on to speak for that • bodY,
tipped that the new Min Would 'be.'
along said in se Malt leaVing. the.
.,•me who wpdlol,' help the work
Hall he not think it Worth While'
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Dr Johnston ,thanked mover n. 7.
to say MVO: He however, gave some,'
and 'Seconder, and Said that he had
very iiiteresting :information: about
just' 00ille to 'Lir< meeting to get, in.
.to: slak,:„"-Pl.e•bchedl,.•all O1. it of a highly fav -
that He referred to the over-
thoughtformatipn, and:Wes: Pleased
that he he41gotten • great deal He
crowding :of: the High •:.School Dep,
the present re,eve and o-
and -the steps taken, to overcome this
Mr Wm 'eillors should be* returned:. .,
by the engagement of .another teach::
Murdie said that he had
er: There.. 'ere 120 students the
serVed for •three years ttiti the council
High School Work -the number, in:
and 'knew' What it 7rirea.- He 'agreed
creasing from.yearto year. He end.
with What ,Mr. Anderson had said
ted Inspector Ball; as; saYirig that
-.about' Tclestructive. criticisim; and -
the 4ickziow. Scheel • -continued . to
thought that ratePayers 'should: tit-,
hold the 'weirder position aria -Ong all
tend meetings :of the: cinincil; If he
the , schools • tzf the,..inspeCtOrate.
'became. a Candidate . if wOuld, not be .
referred. to. ,the_,-hYgenic Conditions
He
becatiee ,: Cared- tor ;Office but 'just
and • the •itnprOved pla_areon
to help eking the business. .of the
.Which,-4ept-the children- of the -street
viflage.'Slidar.d": there 'be -an election-
Wh_ere there. was .dinger-..dtie to ..the
liewever he would not 111,4ke per-.
-1Aeur traffic. The . janitor at . the
:soital canvass, as that did'acIt 'appeal
school came in for it few ;Words' Of
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appy; .4rid Pfr4.9s,porog4.
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there was a conipromise by • which
• the institute installed light* ad,thek
wanted -.them on; the, priterstanding
thet"the Ciatrincil would' pay likt•
the'boet of the zierviirce. The -Council'
appears to have :understood that the
light' bulbs, were to .be (if :100 'wet
,power, .but .50,0 :wet 'bulbs Were put
• evidently. '._ ,that the,„t..cost
Would :hot, greatly :differ. " was
'found however, that the large lamps
burning throughout the •night.:wmild
run % to se -Considerable' sum, and this
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the.' Council did not nee its way ,to
matter 411 ' be
ltniht 1e
MAFEKLl4G
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Happy ;New 4 Yean»AdU
-Mrs. 'MTh., Blaltir:thgted.:41--et son, -,kr, 40h/r. make Jit-ltriiigliain direr
the week -end./'
•;Mr. and Mks.. Hiram Moffat Of
'Sarnia spent part of Christmasweek
St the hoine , of Mr. , a:nd Mrs, K:
Johnston.
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:Airs.. PoovReed 4: Imbitika* spent.
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iviChrrsi!tlinhtiot ,ivelind#Iie-- r.wowith, her.. daigh• ter;, 7
,Aft-Firtleir Shackleton of Priceville . 4i1
and Mies Alice Sheekleton of., Bel-:' . . , of
grove are attending tike holidays at, .4,itixtee; .
the-hailfe:-iff -their-prittehttie, ,1,4i-elta" 77 -_•.:157--
Mrs. Norman Shackleton. " , , _ ., ;ill..
,...Mr. Harvey -Anderson of Guelph QL: ', pk...,...
A.: t is .hoine for the hob:lays, We...........:_,
co g-Taltt14te7hirii--.0n-Tba*,iug sneeess.' - 36
flank- passed the 'Christna-ae eXtrinitt.r..
atioriet: • •• ! '• ' •
University is holidaying st his hails; 4 - :act."' '
, -Mr. Eimer Johnston of Toroht00:07,,t;01:,‘:'
• ,-. tf qity • -,
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Webster,
st7risisiriCartnatoll Sr.,' are many other..
daY; There -ire very few ,,,
this great age and We LD Nomg : fm- •.
krS. Cranston ounnttilil.
arotind the%feetive•--boatz--Offe by the tax.
when they celebtated:her: .• ,
lightfat party fr Cnz,:*
-hasaiihsde-717vesdth.e.neiloloyn.ed, ,al:i4. tting ik the.412reh • On
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Mies ,Marga7tu
a :ritn7ber',\..: her
,Cranston, With 'Whom - all kinds of work; •
•WawatiOsh; and .Mr. arid •Mrs. .416,v0
be pleased to knew she wirids, the shOlitien' •
join the family Of ;her, ,son,id the Mitch higher
here
been quite itl, is sOmewhatify the 4°1%11.111d.
L. il: ter. Jgonhdn, sDonurnEiined.00n:Ith_ems;_riaCtotna;,ie':it;:s'o'i'ur;5: ,. •
in .health and her Many funple the deVeloi-
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, vi__i n_ 1 1 ii:e. 1:.i. ss. aesntw li no, ti:eri..organized1.s:os.chi ;.tt,y6* ri. held 4 . , , ,
tietoy January ..aoth.
el'iPreSI:yteria; Guild, .
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1 McKay
and
returned to '
rid Mr. ' c4...
'of London were Chr
.at•Itheir home here. °
: irappy Sre*.Yeart
Mises Beth and Gi*
i'eloilidaYS at their:homes
is., parents,
nd;,stssp,em.
Mw0.etisliCI
a'hy, of Rellvijle,
rooked ftirvirard to is the securing of ' .Mis ,*:mine '11°40
few days with her m to Imo* that Mrs.
Hodgins.
to Detroit 'afv7hs.
Hod ocNwaays. '
seriously i'll '
a pool for thMonsuitable bathing , po
. • 'Westford.Mt..,
Wilbert. Haldezilef7dually improv -
is renewing cificamilaintancee;_Alberta,..R.N..
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Mies Je'siii MacLean. of 'Las returned to i's Visiting with her Mother; ?ding the% holt-
Lean.• , . 're. •
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• Miss Bessie P•innell has ;nap of Buffalo
to :London atter Viaitinera lite holiday..visi-
here. ,• , ., , • ith his parkts
• 1Vlies" Annie .COlivell of AlIclAnnan. •
is visiting under th-e parenti been visiting ,,......_
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. -,Haldere leaving for. -
I femily, ayrd 141,. 'and Mrs. Hs, .1 • •. •
• spent Sunday With Mr. al London spent• ,--
Ho'werol McGuire.. . • ad. Mrs. R. E. '
Mr. and, Mrs. Will Cox left
for New York 'Where they, it a few .days
the foriner's brother, Rev': Go.
•well deserved praise: , Mr..
Mr., W: W. Hill:wee not in the
said that, a matter that ghoul& he
'Hell, 'hen his name. was dalled.-/Mr...
Hugh MacIntesh made a short speech.
but would not be a candidate.
• A.. D. MacKenzie 'whose naine bad
been 'oyerloi?ked.by the chairarari,
waif the ISA nominee to be Called on,
He said that he agreed with Mr Cole •
that the 'prolieedings. of the Council
should 'get • more s publicity,. and
irottld like if arrangemerits •could be
made to have the clerk hand a copy
of the :Minutes. of ,each meeting to
the pm& • Makingan indepenent
'report was not so satisfactory .1 as
sometimes certain; features of the
:war --might be. over eiriphalia-0
Whileothers might, be :.overlooked,
thus nilsrePrepenting the real atti-
tude of • the • Council. He also made,
referende, to a controversy betWeen
the council and the Women's Insti-
tute, tier the lighting of the sOldier's
Memorial which thi Institute had,
erected and 'paid or He thought the
Council _had been Unduly., eCononlical,
in this Matter, but there might be
an exPlanatibt, and he' thought this
Might be a good 'time to ,have the.
matter,Oleared up. •" '
• This ,spernitigly •unimportant Mat-
•,tek:..Preelpitated the liveliest eontro-
',ere* of ;the evening With represen-
tatives'. Of.' the WOnien's Institute,.
'Mit:II:tithe, end ,Mta. T. Clarke,
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ifl part. Reeve Rae Said that he re-
gretted. that the matter hadbeen
hrolfght...up as he expected that th
cucfl and the hst1bute were in, a
:fair, WAY ta=r.corning,to'in tgrootoorkt•
4tdevelOped-2-tbatgthere•WAS4-4ileas.,_
re,-*MiiiniderstandingAetWeen4liter,
fWo liti4iss; the fads of Which we
cannot pretend to give. The Voinicil
appearS.,,,to' have 'agreed to pay for
lighting In a way Width' Was not tat.-
amploymeat to.millibar. Of Man ,1614:304 to the , 44Stitutio
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'school children, as at present there
is but Poor accommodation • of that
kind.
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A number from hereezittended the
• funeral of , the late Mrs. .Joe :Switzer',
which. was held from the heme of her
daughter,.. Mr. Joe :Modena on Fri-
day last to T.eeSwater Cemetery.
4hostmas-Lyisitors .were- M -r.
Poster ,Marshall of Wingliam„
Mr. • and Caslick of CulTees,
Mr. ,Bert. 1larkness.4 Toronto, with
.Mt. and Mrs. Geo. Harkness. •
• Mr. and Mts.: 'George Tiffin, Mr. •
and ,Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Mr. :And Mrs.
Orville T!ffin, lee and Dtan With Mr.
• Miss .Bessie Lane of inueri church Stint.
end Idts, Wesley . Tiffin. Mi.. :31in
Scat TOrontoAvith Mr, and Atre. Jean L-ii;"'of -1411gside'ed.'rbn °.f Mr.'
WSeat,MrTom. and Miss Edna idayint at their home ,fiekof near ,Lanes
. J. . .,
Morrison . of Toronto, with Mr. 'and
Mrs. .1. H. Morrisdn. Mr. and Mrs.
• EiOliardsbno Grace, Jim and Bob,
Mr. and Mrs. . W.
Ctiltosi... Mr.. And Ars. t. Miteinnei
with, Mt' and *s. john' Machines.
1VIr: and Mie, R. Stewart, Eileen and
Velma With and Mrs, B. Martin'
of Wawandsh. Mr. TailOr
With. Mt. and, kis:: Perry pennington,
'Mr. and Mrs:.Elrimpti Helen '
and .Kenneth. with Mr and krs, n,
Pettypielee. kr. and Mira. T. Hill' With
Mr, and Zia; Rati,Ceatiek Of Oakes&
and
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' Miss • Evelyn IVIcLein airiOug accident,
• after ,.spending.,, e-, 'Month
Belle "Hewitt have returinn:gtthaetnhddeitebh:.cceilLee. .
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SECOND CON., KIN. :....
; aga;.,st a tele-
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: iti i sxrt.rii sn' skill,: fliariluiret iin. :friends. womillti 1 tt ti hs1,..4.21irifs. docri it: iting . .eitaFrfir4yleu.nitrd.ees.,- . , _ *
is visiting 'her '
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' IiiVih; .,. q of Mts. Ronald, Maeltinnom.
Mr.- end' 1!- *Mies' ,Sadie Griffin of 'Ash.
tended the-SilVe‘iiSed to I ii n that her
sark at *11% eild.;*: ' . ' ..,.Monil.t., .
of 'LiteknOW tit'
.4,:e.,-.2..74,16,,,,--3•••••,,, ••,Ionat,ed , b:yr,
' bliss Annie ,B
• Visith* her sis
'. If. inseafa cail •thiftic, hOW does' a . returned to.he
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