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:SPECIALS FOR ILAAATHWE*W, :44.4400.410041r PIcKED
lr,OU ,01/). NOT VAT‘4.T4V-•,,,n9r.= THEA 'ASK THOSE
0:;ILAVE, AS TO TIIEJR QUA:14-1TY;.
YIRRAX 4N.P SATURDAy THESAME CANNED 0000.1
'EAS. CORN 4.1.07niMATO:74-* Vf41410-t. 0941). IN -CAO.
» IIALF CASE LOTS ATJ'2,3,0*--Vm AttES. THIS IS THE
ST *CIN041161.1:'vy,417 :TO BUY•
ALSO SPECIALS SUCR AS't
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alms
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re Lux1..,5 for;
eanth:
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ea-'14itge i'Otorried to Toronto
after'c4ape441a$ thaholidaY4,at hij
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1V1,SCathernc-13,Aeit,SON:
Rip-
ley ai5eat; 4 kw- daYA
her .friend Miss 4704a414: 'Cit*Phe:1,1-
• *as. Loo4 ROht.090-t
Win -
ham Hee,Otel.,etaffi spe1it:Ncw Years
At her home..
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ANUARY 493L
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4e.
(?;
Ai.r; :end ,
spent. part,Of the holiday season .with
relatiVes,-.0n, the 3104,.
• Mr: ''Plair!-McDentifIV !returned • to
Pooh* to .tom*O,'‘.14.o.•,,§#.00.o-,,
V1he. have
c•to their respective sciieetki
Rena Car-
ruthers, Myra McDonald,
No; ;:§i Edwin r.::Orf4Y.,;03E;'
Sainh Afolt#er;licP4w0. sionfQlive;•Itabh,
Vorento. • • • t •'
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raw,•
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4 • of service,Witil the
:.‘t co tinn tha,",c#OPOlat•.:.
ment 'ffiid&O,:.'llailitstit-
goneral'iniiiiiger- eastern linea to
be manager . needy -created
:epa#Minat,zor,2!Personnet ot the
elitmlafi,*4Mitieed• by Grant ilatt„.•,-..
".14e,te7JireeiLdent.:-.-,of the,ieCeAlia..Wsr&'
-,0070AodAloklaw,o,..:2.:600latnieci ' in
wide • labor ,
.:*044te'#eithre'iattiOnia.t ti,air for '
nrbltratlon and:••!kindredlactivities:
He was zpeclallyin the limelight
0,..titnfs!otitthe McAdoo • award.' ;
hefl:: his Atatiott ,Of that ,sit,
- telletted, iinetlitted praise In •
United States:
1AkeIIhoo of a -large. entry list
Ifrom it-Priiiries'•-foe the third.:.'
anntial .hinpretsi Hotel Midwinter •
POt***..0.•Y 4144 Is
. ••,'"eininfirtee penririg. in
rom leading *tours', tor: '• the.
'plalns. Lnst year •tis qotirney,
br�ught together ...150 leading: Men
„ot the ---North
40 tli..41:Protriloo, and it *tie'
upset the dive
by carrying Off..:10tertalet. liertiees
.'
the 'silverware • against, the beat
• Olfers. *oV-Vfetoritt.' Seattle;
Van-
uver Vaccine.. :Portland and:
•
nee the opening In ,.1923 of. the
:NOW' :nrtinewich Sehepl, of Agricul,.
" .til'ine:150.yOutiernell.bave attended
the annat Nil *short course . in •
agriculture. :Attendants)
' nt the '1930, Curse whlcb closed
• ' 'Deceniber 19.` Was; the largest. on
reeprdla.;' the nnmbet-- of " Students
registered' 'being 3hajt of Ahem/-
. being inenibere of. young people's
.1.14-ittook • and poultry olubs Thealt er sun for general proficiency
• wee .awarded to Ralph H. Colpitts. •
;.ef Petit- *Oodlac. • •
. ,
Bernie in-the,guitliti of, the turf
ph:41;101d ,Itent.. Otani; seeti.....a •
Cointiartaillielr new variety two -
&teed br Canada, that .during the •
• peel' five .Yearot between .6000 and
• 0,000 iutids Of the seed lieie been
'4,tsported..to the States eaeli.:
!"year.. The beet finality is:prOdused. •
in . Ptinde ..Edward /Blend and .is
. used for leenni, golfing and /bow.. ,
• • • it. • •
, lariat traffie ...4;to• New• .
Tirtinsnick 'train the United • States
Wee 44 pet eint„-greeter ,in 1930
• •than in the printione year, this per,
centage Of increase in tourist buil.,
nese being the -greatest Shown • by
• any •province- -of • Dondnion -during
that year, it is Clahned hy: the New
•.litunswick Governinent Bureau. of
Information •and TOnriet Travel.
; ValgerOf-the-tradrislifreed-hy in-
--dependent estlittater at $1000,00
In 1929 whieh must have -been fully
maintained if not up to, $20.$000;000.
141930.-:.
•
One bandied pure-bred' dairy
Oolis wer.e.recentIY ihipped frem
, ;Vette:My& to Bong, 'Cong. being ,
the largest- shipment of cairn that
had been made: from -Canada to the
-Orient. "Sixty -per cent. 44 -the shin,
men( were Holsteinl and the hal;
Ono A.yrshires and
Old Dobbin is not being milptilant.
•
lid, by the trliettoir and inciter e.lf' r in
vanada iI there Were in June
. • • 1430; 1,01.42Cliontes on„Canadianftrm_
•
1jniV1920; ,a t,ety smafl decrease •
• f -ti' A decade.. Oonibitied figur,eit for !
Alberta • and "paskatchevran where
th,joe 1 e-oOnstant tendency to
riecitaidiation 'in faith Work, were
0b73 leas hcitses than the peetiont
• Year !which precticsity ateetitits, for
the' decrease thronglimit the' Whole
Ot the 'Dominion. .
Jkan.
tatentated t1at tie my 110
kn
" A
LARGEST CRANE
•.'131/I1T COLL*GWOOD
• The Welland; Canal , saw one of
the: world's Most tigaritie pieeen of
machinery; built ,at Colling*ciod,' at
n' cost of around; $1,500,000,When
the largest crane in •the world, 'either
stationary, ': ',Moveable .or floatr!ig
Tadaedina'Pertli
zTCOliii-,. 477
the Wateraray en route to
'its e-
manent berth at Port ,Wellet:eiLNev,
4tti, It • e' colossal gatelifter,
apable-:of lifting 500 tons in a ver-
tical iitt, built by. the CollingwOod
Shipyards or 1p. Department of
Railway s and Canals; mitt, it wall be.
Cited in. •caiii; of eniergeney littirit
the huge took gates,' including- these
at Thorold;'"esith of which' weighs500 tons. 7' ' •
An outstanding engineering ;feat
hs been perforthed in the building
,i•if the strange. looking craft. TO pre-
vent overbalaneing• of the' pontoon
'Unique sYstem of shifting water bal-
:kid used in 'addition to at' per-
manent ballgst of 1,000 tons, The
hoisting and control machinery is.
ele.etricARY:
While deirelops tr&
mendous lifting _perver,-*--this chaft is
not self-propelling, and has to :be
towed to its place Of action. It has
now completed a journey. of over
1,200 miles being tewed backward' all
the way froin bollingwoad Shipyards.
Built entirely of steel, this mon-
ster will be able to lift •b0,0 tons'. Of
steel by -the 7eseing of a. button in
the. small central room.
'Despite its great power, the gate,.
lifter is not a large craft,- heing but
90 feet in renttit with a' beam of 66
feet. the lift tower 20' feet longer
when i Mmeasured frond 'the bottoin of
the vessel 'than the vessel le long.
A huge steam engine with the most
Modern oil burnedis used gen-
erating the electric 'Power. Most of
the niaehinery;ivas installed at Col,
lingwodd • and the 'remainder will be,
placed at Port Weller. •The lifting
power is provided by the four larg-
,
est screws in the, world, each 70 feet
in length • and about 114* inches in'
diameter.
The two -Oil burners used for the
steannties are of the h' 'largest
type.
of the Allied armies in France, the
first two years of the World War,
THE -GREAT WAR GENERALS
.Marshal Joffre who haiL•comniarid
•
,
died in a• Paris 'Ilcispitalt; • ,„.Sunday
niarnitii Of this week in ,hie 79th
He *AS the fourth of the, gerdrals
wh� etunii- into high -
allied smiles an the 'Western • Frent.:.
to 'pass away since the. close. of the
war Freneh end Asig, Who
P.1.4115,10 the British army and Fo1i
iltiffireef France. Quite a number/
•
of gm -Jerald, both British and French
Who had lesser !commands have also
tote: . , ,• •
. „.
leaved are ,,.flong,:',$001.;)1,ti' to' flritish
4it'istibins.•44140 .tannin wast0d in, this
!OW: ilifs104140-iVahl� ot 1420•004
,
ttt
Whiter Wheat
• ktelies.:Reaerti,"
, MeCreAuelt
1VIeNalr'741, Ellen Barns.;
MEieLeed 49; .LaW.'YeAeek!'
Ifi
'Sr. DOrqii
Marion c4tIl•Pbe1k
Calvin Irwin 484,
Jr. 111 7.7-• ltr)"1
Mar.y Carter )3,
Donam,Thomemi,,
61; Clifford MaNall
Jr. IIRuth Engl
—
RacDeutall 8,1;
7; Denali' athritsdn
,
Sr. 1—Ray McIaI
ter '
•Jr. I --:Edna Ir
NO. on Ron 2p,.
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suppRN DEATH AT
KINCARDINE
To fewMen doeS the -lot ccomewith greater suddenness than it same
to Edward A. Rinker, - of Kincardine,
_
on Tuesday40inopi-_-_ot 11;ock,-.=_
Dec.'1q0;''''Mr.')Rinker was ''returning
to his store after dinner and dropped
In at,Gledhill'A shoe 'store, Which •Is.
next door to his own. He eat'. on a
table and was., ,chatting with friends
When' he, fell' .bee,liveards and -,was
dead. TO ,the moment_ When he was
seen to tall: he was to all ap•pear-
Andes as well as ever, • In fact he
was quite cheerful: Heart failtire WOO
given as ,the cause, an in feet
Rinker had been troubled Somewhat E
with his heart- since redovering from
1•17
,
; !/,'loytt.
Grace
• 4,
04114.411 APritov,Ep . 4'1110(4.
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We are Offering a 40,10 4.1sO044t-
OkTo7O.110114t$,,par-11*#0,19.4 chicks
ordered 'hiforp4an. .15th. Our Socha
have u11 been eulled by a govtramelkft,
ja4.0,ector WOO .the breeders banded.
tha',1nCtOratir isalpiCiftihjeeted.te
speetion I Pilo a tf:4rqraka j; e Huron Co. we
onlyare tbe
*4A* Can. Qavrnosent 'aaPrOted-:
,chie.lcefor 101- Thisisthe hOte0flior
we -will **C -e- 011,-,'04Gica* this PAX. .;
Following is the, PriOis 10iiatuAfter . .-
Mar. 15P.i.orirO"pdeRr 100 .,7:161..epgehr.Sir9nos.
41)011----$17 lier 100; $X#,- per 100
itaY, 1 ;41-6 per 100 $1*;xier 1.,00
mni20 $1.4 per lop; p.3 per 100.
gine IO. k"114.per•:•400. $12 per 100
It does not an4tter when you want
chicks, :poor new and, got-$2.00,per
100 offthese prices. . --
enti;
Y,;-ztaticti
redThomson.
Johnnie Carter
,s-
aretkey,bonikon
9rEunke Car:
4
nee 20
ten eaelter.•
--
'1101,into6D
.;:The, clay' niret Friday' .night, for their.
literary •:,0-t-o-graiii,. with or ,ppeiilar-
PSesident in the ,Donald
MePhereon. "Bach ° panther was well
'givenandtVery much :enjoyed by all
,..3rocattiumbere were:ig4i.exi by Harold
Thompson, Elliott' • Carruthers . and
jOhnsOn ,• McLeod and George.' Robin-
son. Step dancint
pipe); by Miss Mary '1Grit•hit4-High-
'nod -Fling. by Master 'George RON&
Soli:. Mouth 'Aorgan Selection by 100i
boy Wi1ft!Oil'•White, .:=X04ortonand'
Leonard. McLeod,: aceorapanied by 4.
corrutberc,ou the 'organ: Instrumental
MOW by Mr, McFarlane and Miss.
.EOM" Boyle: Reading by little Mary .
Pettigitie dressed .in her 'Old -Scotch
linpreMptn speech bk. Mr. ;
Almer Ackert, Reading* by Mr
Peitigrue. Hughes' and
Miss Edpa Boyle were 'a cOnipeniste
for yning Corned
was- enjoyed4r4flt-with
ifred ACkert at the Piano:
•
,The annual 'School meeting 'et S:S.
bltp,_•AAS_hefiL.monda.-y--wjth-a-.-targe:
attendance: Mi'. Charles dpagram.Was
the - retiring -trustee - with -W Atiner
Ackert nominated, tilting' With Montt.
Andrew Hamilton and 'Cecil Contrain
as trnsteee fin. the present Yeet%
McIntosh acted! as, 'secretary.
'Mr. Culbert, Eva', and Lorne and
Wilt!4e4iee. sPent: the holiday at
ii;iiadiesi., • : . •
• recent. attack Of the -11e. was
67-&•yes,,;(4 age and unmarriect^ile
arid hid mother and sister, lived tOr.
'tether. Mr.: Rinker had- sir* oinirie
to • Iiineardine 49 Years ago, • been:
highly popular,' and his sudden death
Was..O. shock of unusual lieterify to-.
the comintnityi. • • • '
_ . •
ShvERLY BURNED BY GASOLINE,;
• ". .
Itis;.taking peOple .a long -time to
learn the danger of lighting matches
or bringing -a•laMp or lantern .near
•
gasoline. Last week Martha •-.azitt.
Jessie • Cotiltes •of the '10t1i, don. of.
East Wawanosh were cleaning a
dries in a dish of :gasoline 'which' was
Set on the kitchen...table, 'While_ lbw.
work was under, Way, Mrs. Coultes,,
Mother of the this, atteMpted :te
hang a lamp .over thd table. ' The'
natural •thing •,happened. The vapor
from, thegasolirie•ditught fire' from -
the lamp and there was an explosion;
the gasoline in the dish taking 'fire::
All three were Severly burned about'
the -hands and arms. To Prevent a:
fire in the hOude, Mrs. Coultes:Seized
the dish containing.the hiazing-•gaS-
°line'
SO She Suffered severe- buras..
Dr. Calder, 1whe Was Called was.
alate:.,to allay the intense in and
all are .on the way to recovery:
, -
• N.VINGIIAM
• 1Vresers. GeOrge .fiticlutnnan and
laircourt,..1V1uncly recently 'Made. , a;
,motor trip to Florida, being away:
• from town only 17. days—seven of
which were spent in the popular
winter resort Miami. This is heeorn-
int •-a Popular, run for youths with
**r,- AO Mrs. Richard *Elliott and
Yarnily; were recent iisitoris at •Almer
• ,iyckertls. •
•
' Mr. end Mrs. Wil Eadie and famT,
'ily weregnests'atEldon Eekensvireill-
Monday. night
Mr: 414 Rit- iris of 21 Dakota ht_
visitant his 'brother -0. Mr.. Bob Harris.,
'
Mr. and Mrs. 'Abner Ackert and
-children -arid- -Mr,- Betty .Jone4 spent-.
the recent' holiday at Ralph &nave.
• The Cluh wily hold their ,TOgulat:
•euchre" party in the Hall, Friday -of
:.this week:
' Mr, and •Mrs., Will Jackson. • and
• children: spent the holiday at Thomas
visiting with her daughter, -Mrs.,
Almer Ackert. .
•' kir:and Mrs. Will Cox are visiting
,the former's brother, .Rev. Benson,
Pox, in. Ne* York. .1
Messrs. Almer and Harvey. Ackert
attended the funeral of the late Wes-
ley Mills, at Clain's on Stinday..•
” WALKERTON
-Week-three-itir
mates of the lionse of Refuge passed
'weir.. Mrs. Susan Zimmerman, 88
years 'Of age, Who had been in the
hone for 17 years, died onChrist-
mas Day. Her remains were interred
at Port Elgin.Airs.', Sarah McKinnon,
82; 'expired On Sunday. She, too, had
ecu taken' care, of at the Refuge
for an extended period of time. 'John-
who,caine fm Alberinarle
Township. last June, was another.
The funerals. of Mrs. McKinnon and
'qr. Diana. Were •held 14 Wallcerton.
plenty of .Surpins energy. There are
abOut, 4,000- miles ,to cover and td • TEESWATER °
:
,,,..make it in a short time it „is fiec-
..eisary td drive nIght and da)&1,1riv.z.
ers taking turns at :Sleeping in ...t*e7-
car. , ,
SENT TO. GUELPH .,FAR,IVI•
Fred G. Huntley, the :young Chan
who f�r a titne',..worked for 'Archie
MacInt3ire, of Ideloss, and, who wad
. charged with 'stealing jewelry, and
articles of •••Urearing,ifpniireli• his been
•sent to . the Reforimitory 4t .001ph
for shi' months determinate and six
• months • indeterminate: Ile'. pleaded
'eft...charge..it is said
that thiS yout *ants .to 4n ileperted
Lckvfl�uMiiIs
'W.. Treleaven
,!!'veS kd011e a view to bring tit*
!about. Conhann4t in Guelnit wilt net,
be quite So trutA to -his taste as the
Oteen ittyage: i'
'•
_7 The Village ,Teee'tviiter. ,in(1 the
ti-mi-oshii7"or -bolt.... got -their 'goy:
erning bodies for 1931 by 'acclifinatien:
Teentvater, council is conatiteted.,ifs
follows :...lteeveJaineit=jtosiicouncil.
Maim; Vv. r ThOilipaon,
,
' SchOol' trustees, arei..
ardson; ,W. a...Freemen, Lachfotil
TheCker, J .1.-iteid,,•• .1,„ W4 Henry,
,M.; •:
',10dre !toinittistiont Fowler,
lathes 'Kirby, James -Ross. '
•• There .was• a long list of minutia -
tions
rode Township; hut
is .wast Ultint-
e-kceeet
One for 'reeve . and font ft council-
lors. They are: ee odfl Mae -
Donald; *COtineillortit olvic,
O�o,' ralcaner, D. nigh°, R.P•
tee
tt!
tt't
▪ ,
Aorm.
ler910,190, tiuB
prAili,eelikl.:.„
.hett4 and • g4 *Ws: •I" • • '
• :•• ..§in .0 O.Ofisoo t!1' 020 was .50 nitilta, dollars . let as
ty.toto out .11ift*:th18 large :0104 arOuid help Ont:tho.:U401P1Ora011i eftee"
t101444,4hia „province, 'The -popu*tion. Pntar1,0 and an annusi
Mipeodittire, of .00,MitliOn 'mettles 'en average of *17 for liquor-, annuall)e;,.
for every TeMi Woman and inifit. For the 200;060 dnemnleyed of the. pror-,.
vine, the mama :drink haY: •
. . -
21011,00.0-'4ago ..of Sugar, at $5
.00044,9,. kege'er•fiee*--.ei.•4050. •
2,00l.909. og„-stiottli ,ee at UM..
200.000 men's •of'cliithes $30.'
, 2200,000 men's overcoits at $25 .2..- • •-• •jactslo,fiso •
..goo-omcheye,,;-,.-ee4k, •sto200,000 Woinen's dreases at $30:-7"
• .
.41TosoSs'itt•1O 2,00,000
200o00 pur of mens' shoas at 5 ._..L1,000,000
•,;
• 209,000, pair of Woinen"ii. shoes at 45
0.,090;40,807tpeonde of. !utter at 35e
/-,006,000i 'dozen • eggs : at 3e • • • • !, 440,000.':
••
1,000,000 • leaved bread at 08C • " 00,000.••••
10004000. pounds ',beef at '25c • • 250,000
200,000,. families 6,4nOntifs' rent at $80 ;
1:10 4441.19.R
cent • convention ,An.Titrento. ,reabhltion: wa#:
11 Itclaer-stereV:he eloOed gkoreg ,r31,109
ti 4 4 snyi,pg.,,:of.: over en,dien
. ,
rin
„Or in;.,Spealtiag. 'the :motion to 'close ftlt4,
404140 ,afford to .00144 money tr.drink'aed.-liave
,0 "•• •
te
•
6,00,000"'
• „TOW • 7 • •65,880,00
Balance for sundries, .120,000-
. .
W1,000,000 ;
• .
„
• The Men Who Would be out of unemployment by the :closing Of dia,
and breweries,. liquor stores .`and. brewers 'Ive/pelieuees, wouId:be
small. as 40,MPered with the boom there, woad be 'ie.'7IiTed.A.eiett 66 'mink%
Oilers' North of feed, and clothing If all persorie„ Who read this article
,
would decide that as, fir as .they are concerned that As:, the, preePeei of„
liquor Stores being elosed in Ontario to helP:out-in iiiiikieried of. &sores;
sion are not very good, they iv1.11,1 do 'their part' to*ardslintking n debasing,:
and de -Moralizing traffic less profitable by ..abstinence froin-talcoholic drinks
the. unemployment Situation, would he greatly' belned:Ld
The Right Hoe. Philip Snowden, Phaneellor.fg the:,7Britlish Exchequer,.
who -W well qualified togive- an opinion .on ari*econtaisiedieetitin,,saiti in
the course of 'a -recent 'speech: donoteei.:.that..hirtibeiitiell �f the
liquor triffile Under, the exit:ding. eCont/Ote a:y*0. wen4 Wholly set* the
unemployment problem” but I do say that if theexpeittituri.-were,,AVe:40
into ;useful Channels; the .unemployment -problem ;WOntif-44. 'reduced to
such small that-it••••iibuld be -4:-Contparatiirelt*sy4aattev:fiiii---
the StAti-to deal ith the amount that still -retnifineti:"F:!"--'tr-1-.;",. •
LANGIIDE
New ;yeifili• visitors Wertst. Mr._
and -Mit. Earl -pastick and childien,
wfth Mr. and Mrs. Thos.' Hill; • . Mr.
and Mit GeOrge Harkness,: With mt."!
Cid Mrs, J.,,Cailitk; Of CuirOse; • Mr:
and Mrs. Tailor, with Mri•and
Hrs.: 41"Chie, Paatterpen, of..;-Lueknovij
, and Mrs *elter.. .Finnel and
family;:ei-Cuiross, 'with Mr. andMs;
:John Richardson; Mr. lint *is., Hardy
Simpson and Kathleen; Mt. and: Mrs.
Wm. Cdn, Wallace and Laura; Mrs.
3. HutehisOri arid, Derothy, of Wing:.
.ham,.• with • Mr. and: Mrs.-JOhnSon
'6Oni; turd Mrs. itae- Tifiln; Mr. -
and a1gra. "Wee' Tiffin; Mr. and WS.
Gee.°Tiffin; Mr atieldra.• WM. HeW-
don ; Mr. • arid ;Mrs. Jack Mcbines- and
John; Mr.andM.P.licInges, with
Mr, and- Mrs. Orville Tiffin; Mr, and
Altd. R. Stewart, Eileen and Velma,..
with htic and Mrs. W. R. Farrier, of
• • '
•
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hill 0064 Sun-
day Witli Mr. and Mrs.. W. Scott::
• Mr. Elmer Tiffin held a Very
cessful • sale of farm stock and
-fridoir hzst. Tbe -eoi4
brought' anywhere from 000. to $120
and.--two-year-olds. from $50, to $66.'
Miss Mary Martin left on Saturday'
resume duties as teacher \pear
Satitt St. Marie. Mabel Johnson re-
sumes her's near-St:Marys.. •
. The yotaig folic' of the line, attended.
the dance, at Mr. Walter
last Tuesday °Wang "and 7111-4-epott
a sprendid time. • -
The Women's institute are holding
-their regtiler meeting Friday after-
noon at 2 O'clock at Whitechurch. •
The 'Whitechtirch Driniatie Club
put on the play "A Noble Outcaitt,"
last Tuesday evening in the Institute
Hall at Whitechurch. 'These Inking
part were—lIeten Patterson; George
Clara.:itir•dim, Mr.. and ••Mrs. 'Cecil
Falconer; Athltie!Pnrdon.-All Act their
parts eXceptipnally Well. The plait has
a deep moral iind is one which ,one
does' not ' 'readily. forget. .
, quiet wedding: 4ge selentitited-
itt -lifirs Letitia HreanY;
AiliAeldnii, Dee. 24th laid,. when Mies
pelitt E. McIntyre of , Apple 'Mil. Was
rinited in, 'Marriage to ,Mr. 1,40o.o..to
M, Durnfn, son, of the late Mr. and,
Mrs. -Ttionittd • Durnin; tnittgannort:
The Wide and groorn Were unattend-
ed, and the Cereinony Was performed
by the ,iteuZ, 11. -Milk „rector ef
St: PAO'S ChisiCh; Dugannom The
bride Who hitit. been
will dAbtillikiek'. :41* teviu before join,
her 1nsbaM On MS' farm,. six
miles West .of Lucituiw,int the Rut=
• blitatady 14 steadily decreasing in
daixellk.tte.re 3.8- P6r eetif ei.P.O.Pw•
lation tei .yeare or over iii 1.014
44 per c410i.i0.031p
.4r
1
I
KINIOijG�
visiting- 1th-1er parqis, ,Mr. and
Ms 11 A Grih*b
Mr isek N�iI o IfeOreiiitille.
turned boMe 044400, 'after 1/tait-•,
uig his easteri: Mrs. Wes Boyle.
inifilirst.•BortMeLemi 'Motitiotr •
to,..flonaon.-aut W0k„ ••• ,
Mr Johil Hayea je not As well as
•
,Marit!Couredi and,Mrs.
Ehza-
beth of 1,4iieen are •visitors .
With 'Mr. and. Mriri._,W. Boyle..
, !!The W A etit ,ore Titirts=. • ”
day Jan: 8th at the•heinek of it*
A irotrritFuL, -!litA'roKATEgir
.s
141
one of thesblieols.
a 'I6 -year-old by has tiltentlYetene
in • for racketeering., .CaPtities' Satiate
-Ought,' in-biet to keep' an eye on him..
Hid, school has the .ineniter System, , --'-
by which one of.,',4'hosis,ls appOint-
-.3d .tionitor to keep the, others in
'band; rePil.)rit their niladeedisk etc. This
!ad wa& choseflJ,e9ause it -was ---felt- --
his general • rawlineds , would be
. • -
curbed • by ;giving `him responsibiliti .• •
and authority...It..;hap• ,, worked this , •
, Nair: Ile ex.acta-a,dinie a week from
(nest of the ',children, under threats
of reporting their inittleeds, either ,
Actual. or dititione,„ if, they, don't •
'"conae aerods.". .course he has to
split' hip ;opt with Some of the other:
tough boys heed:fide if he'didn't they
Would' take Min' for whatever papees
for a "ride"-
,-Of-atitirite;'. Tinder' lini7
gang'S System, yery few children Are • , •
reported for misdeeds—they nay their ,
fined. The teachers' ere proud Of the `
schotirs, splendid record. '
•
t't
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE mATirgit of the estate of, '• ' '
Adarti-Galbraith-ElliOtt- Miller -Vide
of the 'Village of .LuelthoW in the •
County. of Bruce', Contractor, decent,
ed., • •• • . : ' - '
. Notice is. hereby .giVen t t ''.411,
'persons ”havieig,any,,-Clajno. .1 .de.:
'mends against; ithe,.. late Ada
braith Elliott Miller, who died e
about the eighteenth 'day: of vein. •
bor. • A.D. 1930' . At the- Villa •' of •
rI.encieultiontel t' iott send
.bestiinoloys *.te. fAitien . areot
:.
to deliver to the tindersignM, tent ,
for the • /Cdffiiiiistratori Of: di -el -Said. ;
names and addiestied and full ':
Adam Galbraith Elliott. Mttler;ttic-
ieir
t•
Oars in. *riling of their dein* and .
statements .of theft accounts ant the
nature of the SeCtiritted, if any, held
by them dilly. veritled-hy•affida 'I. • •
OW
III
,
And take notice khat after the •
twenty-eighth *day of. January, '.IY..
.1931 the Said ..Administraterl will
proceed to'distribtite the asset s Of
the seld.dedeafsed among the lietiadiit
entitled thereto,- hailing, regard
to, the dahlia /
, of which they Ai'
then have had -notice, and that itb
said ..kiloiitiigifittbk will not be !liable ••
for the said assets t Or Any part there, ..
tft)liai rt '.-anno'Yt tteinifte'*he4recei'Ve4edi`litin41464-.
,i.e
Ibis.it.Ltott
s—
anw
Dated, at Ltichitow,..bnt. this 80th .
clity of •DitfitOWit -AA 1930,
' • lettePle'Agiititt.l.delatietV., Ont. , ,-
; Ageitt fit -them* Aoillitoritottetti .
,
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