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RIPE,
4•-•,Wfm. Cenit' attended the'funeral
naday•of brother-in-law,.•_Mr.
.1,0itTehe1l, of Wingba.m..1/4 .
Mi ad Mrs. R:. Stewart; Eileee
• and Velnin, vent' Sunday iv4t4 *rt..
'and Mrs: Wesley 1.Wilo• 4.
T.- AO, Go. Harkness spent
,ndny With Mr. and Mrs. V, Enter-
-Misa -Ella Wadelwlio is aseisting.Mrs,
•\-.IohnIfficlifillin, spent Sunday at her.
' .home herf3, .
Mrs. R. Tiffin and' Charlie spent
:Stinday. with Mr. snd.M.rs. J., E. 111.0r-
rieon. The felon which Mr. IMOrris011'
Wel on 09, finger Of his left hand is
!Still very; painful and far- from being
'•healed uP. '
Ailiejiuni's'4)anee, .Whieb2.0Is eld
'
y the Institute was a decided success`
The proceeds were $24....with An ad-
miseion fee of 2.5e. Per ;Welt.
; Mr.:Jim-and- Misses -`Jearranci--Tene-
--t---Orr Spent- MePdaY -*Yening-"-at-: -the
••• home of Mr. John RichardsOn•.
Mr: and Mrs. Frank Rising, Miss
Grace: and Jim Richardson spent Mon -
dr evening . with Mr.- and MM.., Geo.
. -
• FOURTIITCO41111XISS
Mrs Cecil.Robb, ipent a feW, days
.10st week in Kincardine: '
)Mertsrs. Join and, Will McDonald
,attended the .funenal, of their aunt,
Mrs..D. Mat4enzie; of.Lochalsh last
•Ma. John McKenzie zind Sister 'Mrs.
Jones are spending this week' in Tor-
onto.
• Mr. G. MacKenzie. of Luelinow
Was a Caller on the line this week.
, •
• Mr. Angua,Gishant and M....George.
Iii-eichart are sPeln.Pag a feW• dais ul'
_Toronto.
, A number from .hem attended: the
43811" on'Friday night,. sand
d the, usual good time. ('
• ..
titt .tticPt(i.W , n4.11.t.7"
APPREOATIG$Pfl
MRS (11.Ev:y . co4ENs.p.
lOontributial
Oil Ackni morning, AII.onrY 16th,
1.031, at khe Betheland Melville • Unit-
ed Church ifi4.4 Ig444t FOre44 M4rY
-E. Govenlock, dearly beloved Wife of .
,Rev. .T. Wesley :1COSellat 'eXeinn4094
Thite -Inr':•VternitY and entered the
and where the 'Tres* never . Wither,
and ' the rainbows -never* fade,1:: .
The subject' of this memoir. was
born near Seafortli, and Was United ,
in Marriage io her. now bereaved hus-
band
„,
Seaforth on August 17, 002,.
and_wit,h hini, served the Ckurell on
thefollOwing cherges:'Belwood.,Wat:,
ten, FordWiehirWestminster, Bressels;
'Street Clinton,
,Eraltrees.; itvenne Loridoni., • Cornwall,
OttnWn' gnste*Atnelinancl-a,,..y
den Her experience ati7tesehool tead
:er helped to gie her SPecfal
suc-
:cess in her work erelong. the youth;
and-.very-litany..havn .risen up to c.a
• her.l‘blessed:” ' • ;
She • was of Scotch descent, her
father ,and Mother, Robert : Govenlock"
:and Mary Melvin having been born
and married :in Scotland.:
..,Ite.early 1ite She was converted and
joined the Presbyterian ChurchAf7
ber marriage She: adapted herself
to the MethOdiat: Church arid .later
the United Chute'', • • .
,r
,
A
••
i14.00; JO, An OK Oft
. ' . .
•She...lived a, charmingly exempiary
Christian iife'arid Was edit% in the,
Young i'eople'iSociety, _Sunday Scholl
Woman's Auxiliary. Society, and in:
the-general-work-of„-the_ehurek_aml:._
-wscS-14iYar'ttr'everything the -church
sided for. Her, levingltact and. natur-
al winsomeness gave her the esteem
And'support..f those with: whonf:she
worked. ' • • -
a.
ent--01-
'ettoce: Celery: Carrots: Green' Onions;
- :Radish; Tothatoist
.„.
a4.•
Another shipment expected of
AS -:- CORN -:m TOMATOES
For The' Week -end
ese w e the same as offered in the past
EXTRA $PECIAL -
Bars of Galay Toget,Soap
9c.
PHONE 82
l'etliiiii, and sticeessful as elle w'gf!'. church, thalc--Charge.,4nd--was-Lliksist-. ' il0L-Y.ROOD---
, . .
.in;lier ...Chnrcit *Orli, ..stie,never- rif.g..;., ed;hy Iter.4.4. G. Macl'hersoTii Of Kricec '
,
er0.ratta.There
tea ft • - :"
More than twoyintnen teigerling•
salmen and „ 4,0.000.' trent *. leaf rings
were pieced. in 1414:lye Scotia tikes
Aid, streams during 1980 from.:the
• Bali% !Mabee/. at Lake.; George,
••Abeut $80006.000 •vWits spent In
. (*nada . 1n190. • on hYdrorelectrie
power developinent and
'Bens. and -it isrexpeeted that mily
00,0:00000 - vitir , spent • fin
' purpose :•:during- the twit'
thriee 'Year&
lected her 'honie. Here her life found Presbyterian 'church,, ReV. Hart of
the crown 'of dev.retion and to her now,-, .Trowbridge,'Rev. ToWnend of AtwoOd '
:bereaved husband and son.,111p,Ilarker:„af_Arucv44,4c)i
and in their -memory always Will be : Lawson of Mt": Forest,. I
the, true, trusted, 'loving and 'we.,11, strong and Barker paid .g1O-Winetr1-
loyea-wife:nndAtiother.:Mer,A1441A-tai-hnies to the We'tli. -and, worth -Of 411fra.,-.7-
ity in her home knew itehetinds, and CO04 .as She was well known in the •
many Cherieh the memory ,of the .one Lndon
conference, where Mrand
who has Moved from • the hospite,k18.1476„c•Coseni 4spent ,incrit!,of their min.,
home ,here to the. many-mAnsiotnerigrit&L___,' • • -;
hemp within the veil Mrs. Coeii • 18 ,Mr ,• .Barker referred, to .several
missed and mourned by a large ways in which Mrs., Cosens had:prov-
; ele of friends, and her fuel:lion* is an ed. herself to be a.. Princess in
ointment poured forth. . • • ! and Mr Armstrong closed his•eulogy
Mrs. Cosens is survived by her hus.. with the statement that as a minis.
hand, Rev. T.. Nir(COsents Mt. Forest, ' ti ,wife, her ii.te and work had been
her -ion; Rev: De .'VKitt' dosens,: Strat- iea1, • „
'forth tire Slaters, Mrs... A. Scott of :Ot Scores of letters have 'come, to her
tatva,, Miss Agnes •Gavendoek of Oi-, iqvccil one front fornier chargei•testi.
taws, Mrs. S. Torrance of Coriande?,• fying to her influence' for good. •
.6--nsiimptfon or naihr-al gas Ciara,Weber of biktbwel: sang,_
Sask.. Mis Jean Govenlodk o d- Win • •
sor, Miss Nora Govenlock of Pttawa; "And GOd shalt wipe away all Tears,"
and two brothers, William Govenlock aid, by spepiat request from Mrs.
of New. Westminster, B.C., and Jobn‘..4';'esens, Mrs. J. Wesley .toynt'of•Luck;
Govenlock, Seaforth. ' ' : '., nloyv wing,. "I Will 'sing You a song of
A. -largely attended meal
nriill Per- the Beautiful Land." Both solos Were
vice was held in Westminster United sting. with Special feeling. '
church,'Mount. Forest, en the tallow-• ,
• The remains were thee interred m
ing afternoon ,at three o'cluek, The Fairvieiv , cemetery. , The • Listowel
pastor, Rev¼ E: Lawson, preached a pallbearers were six. of Mr. Cosens'
very- appropriate sermon from Rain -friends of earlier years: Messrs. Ben
19: 41, "And there was a garden; and "'ImcCorrnicki , Wm. • Ringley, Frank'
in the 'garden a new Sepulchteltev......44,rigg; Rehert-Oliver,.Geo. Rowell.
41. B. Seedamore 'and Rey. Dr. Spen- and •.L.r.A,' Oliver.
cer also took' part in the service: The "Verily, she rests from, her labors
large choir renderedaniupaceompan_ arid her works' dofollow her." . .
ied anthent,The pallbearer§ were si3.c 1
elders from Rev. Mr. Cosens' charge, ',
• Canalle 'Midi:ie.:1929 for. dOmestie
• tin*elles-was calgelated to Ile suf-
• fleletit to .displace 640,000 tong of .
• Coat, , Natant! . ;gars iclOund in •
Ithultdattee in Alberta and some
parte of W,estern• Ontario; and. the
Matitime_Previnees.' . • •
. ,
•
'Province of Ne*,BrtnisWich's re-!
• presentation at Sportsmen's Shelvs
"In the • United States this year will,
- he larger than, ever
tory *ill be invided,---Its first ex-.
. • Whit 'Will be at the New England
• Sportsmen's Show at Boston. Feb-
ruary 1-14, and also at the ,Phila-
•.delphia. Sportsmen's vend Motor
Boat ShOw, February 21,28. .
cint .thottaand Pounds..of..untrezen
White fish frem Northern Saskst-
cheWan, recentlY Went by Canadian.
nipeg and pants beyond, It was
Patine from Prince Albert to Win- Messrs. John.• Henry, Ezra Holliday,
Julius Drier, John J. Lyons, James
• carried 150 miles to Prince Albert Harper and Wellington • Williamson.
. Twelve young 'men and boys from
the two United churches' in Mt. For- •
by aeroplane in , one hour and a
quarter. a trip that would by or-
, dinar, mewls bees taken from eight
• to elftv_ee day!, - • •• - • 4 •:-.L.-----est-acted4as--1116wer--bearers. As‘,a •,to,,,,,,
• ,
•
Whelk a 22-yerteroja . vionitii re.; ken, of , esteem for the deceased the
' penny fell front the Wharf at Pier D, 'floial tributes. Were beautiful and
A. •
Vancetteer. MAY the dangereug rip numerous, mong • those. mere noticed
tide a Burrard Inlet, William Oil-. _
.. •Department Store '
lion. assistant chief clerk of the the following: Pillotv from the tam-
' ' British Ca_ohinlbia C_Oes.t:Steant_ ...ships ily; sprays froin • the. three grand, •
'et the uananan- "me liauwat daughters, Kathleen, '. Eleanor and
• *without hesitation died• in and ... , ..,,__-_
•
attor a 20 -minute ',Attie in the chill, marguerite Cosens, . Atratforcl: Mr. .
. „.WEST,•' ,
*mere succeeded in getting her - and Mrs. Senior of Stratford; Mrs. • .VVAWNOS
• ashore. The woman ,will recover. , E. H. Brown, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs.
's Easy to Buy at
• "MARKET".
Mr. and Mrs.. HoWard „Rabinittat aria
Mr. llelyin Fraser spent :Wednesday.
evert:310_4 GeOrge Whites•'
The Literary '11oCietir mot Thursday
night in the Hall with a large at..„
tertance. Meeting' often:et-With , ccim-
minity singing—"Auld hang Syne-L"
followed- by a reading,. "The Aft 'of
Robert Burns" by Leone -White: \roe -
al solos given by Oariturd-Ack-
eft and Robert MacDOneld,*
conapanied by Mr.: Hemet. Harris, with
his berijO; 'Reading by Mrs Howard
Robinson, " The Face: on .the Floor,"
Monologue by Mr. Vinnie; Violin set;
ections by Messrs. Eldon Eckensweil-
ler and 'Mark Johnston. Mr. 'William
Stittters. had charge of the journal
which was Trite humorous -The music
from, the Merry Makers of the Sunny
South -got- great applause., This was
leilsittred by a •tlialpgue "Marriage un-
der Difficulties." Meeting closed with
the National Anthem. Next Friday
I .
will be progressive euchre. -Miss-Grace
Haldenby and Mr. Thomas McFarlane
are directors for the next month.
• Mr. Denzil Staters whole at home
spent the past. week with friends at.
:Galt and._Hamilton.
Mr. Cormick Armstrong of Tees -
water is around our burg......withnis_.
hay- Pressing' machine. -
Mrs- Thomas Harris was tailed to
Kitteardinl about- a Month age. owing
to the serious illness of her mother!
0 Mrs. Antos Palmer, •Who suffered a
paralytic atiek'e and who died Friday
morning.
I The;reguTir meeting, of the Instit-
ute will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ernest Ackert, Thursday Feb: 5th at
the usual hour. Tole! 1,4Efileientrand
donttei" by \litrs.'4grne?t-kcicert.
Director, Mrs. Michael Gamble. Bol)
c.11 -7 -"Suggestions for Hot Supper
Dishes'!. -Lunch Conn.! Mrs. C. Bert,
Mrs: Albert Thompson, Mrs, Almor
Ackert, Mm.. Michael Gamble. • •
And Mrs. Will Cox, who spent
the past Month with Rev. Benson Cox
in New York City, returned home Fri-
day.
Mr. Marl iohnston has been kept
quite busy among his neighbors with
his grain -rolling Instable.
,Lucktiow's
6
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MI Cepada from hors d'oeuvres Berry, Lqndon; Mrs, Nora Haveland, The Weut Wavanokh Muriicipal
.dessert Was represented at. „the London; Mr. and MM. Bowie„London;. 6a9tiei1 -held its first meeting as per
tint Menet' served t� the former •M,iss .Clarissa Scott, Ottawa; Queen statute on Janutt 13th
Governor-General of Canada, Vis- II • h h L di ' A''d ."
ry . Afier taking
count Willingdon, on canaslian'Pa- street m e c urc a es ,.• the, declaration a office, Abe Couneil
1
cific liner Moritclare. Which sailed Durham; igi.• and Mrs. Pratt, Strat- , • •
started in he busibess of 1931. The .
4or England recently. Shifting olth ferd; brother ministers of Mt. Forest;
J oystersI leclUded au- mt. Harry .K:raa and wifa. Durham; 90u,nell ts composed of the folloteing
preme of Nova Scotia eel°. 'toddle members: Reeve; Wm .• J.' Stewart;
a western lamb, roast 'Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Govenlock, Nev
chickei. and bOrab Ineple leaf es' • Westmiestpr, B.0• Dr end M. S. douncillors—C, M. Aitchison,
a sWeeL H. Brown, D'etroit; Mr; , and Mrs; :immie,J. McQuillin, and The& Web -
Work has started on the building - Cyriis
Scott, TorantoCLucknow • . iter.. The salaries of the Re
1 V
eve'. and
of the British Colunible' link of the ed church Ladies' Aid; a Broken • CouncilIora were educed five doliera
Wheel, mt.. and Mrs. Hue, D4cra, iter year, The ofnitt4- foY 1931' are as'
Mr. and Mrs. Wile Itriechtel and Mies • firllowssteosnso;C
ri R. Mk,ro,Philips;urtiy;Col-•
grarna A. -Coserts, Durham; Ilasket Vector, vC.
A'Ai
from Misses Nora and Jean GeV:Mile& Treasurer, Wm,' Webster; Auditors,
Bard
Ottawa and, Windsor; pates Ajar] L Taylor;
qed tyattni, will .ccst et,geo,00,0 „ froin liethel United Church' CSt of Health: M.11.04, Dr. Vokes„tnent.1
end will involve gothe 855 miles of .. front, Mrs. A. Seat an Miss Agnes 1.0i; D. B. Murray, 8anitary Inspector•':
0010Pholie Once', 125. Mlles of which aovenlotk, Ottawa; wreatbsi viej.: 3. Ite-drnond and McQuil . The •
1,41%4 already Oben Wit.•'V•il1eJnitedhur.o1iPatkvieW Sessiott. i)0.1.1ridIceoDers and Perice-victireri,*ere
Msrriage at sea /ma, happene'd Ladies' Aid, Young' People's' Society
Teta- ti-Ciffilfda-Treleiih-Mie -A
ditcet 'system through tbe Crow's
Nett Pass t� Alberta will' be pro
-
tided to replace the preseet system
routinig telephone calle to and
Ultra British Columbia across the
:United States Vie Seattle. The pro- •
reappointed. The Collector's tinto
hool 'Stratford; :Mr.:. tor completing collection •'Cif ,twt'es. •
ISPUCNIII914A14 C9NFERENCE IN
• WINGIIAM -*
•
:-.:.'122"21.1M0*ftOMMIalaMigatIOA400rwi
'EfE.
. , . .
Higiii ,$0141.4toard,„ in co-4.eration
,1110e,P. the:41,1004S Of : • the legal
Wtf4. 44, .041400 E44404000.4. GO&
P4c4. nmetoent; 44 Informal confer-
ence yvin..ilu 4014; In ' the Wingham,
High :'School 'on VidRY 10d Saturday,
Jr* - 30th.4nd Mitt.
.•The'genitrel topic 'for cOnsideratiota
. .. ,... . . , • , , . .
will be vocational .guidanCe.and..edt.t.
eathinat cuifiuict, • ,': . .. ..- ----7.-:.. ,
.
On Friday naorifing,-nr. Herbert :L. ,
• TrOYer:.`the executive ' secreterr of the.:
Guidance Movement w111.0Peak'fio -the
PupilS Of .,the High School' on .'"The '
, . . 4 . . .
'elitice: of, life4Work":,and, Will'repirt :
,.. , , ,
'Seim results of his recent , surprise
visit:- • .4 ,-", *.' .'• .'7: '',1 '' ' • :-.'„ . t
1!i10-0 .17ridOr::::VteirigtoOn'.Dr. J.ha.;
'''' ..„,(01/
.13, r‘,/***".4 .0v I•ti*O1'048:;$4.gi47
_4tiltret_i;40h;toallon'r.47;otTni!l4etrion:Y:*urtitli"iL-t:'
,par-
ents, teachers and pupils, on..topics
relating to education.; At the C'onnti7
'-eaceatelit exercises to be '-heitl.: 'jn.; :the.'
'folyn Hall; Frida3K.evening, 'Mr. Troyf.:-;
-•er Will' speak' On ••••`.4What .--erh..
Worttil": and Di, Brebner on 0,11dtr-
eatiOnak guidance." .• • .
The' Cenference Will- cOntintre . on
• Saturday Morning,. in: the Town Hall„.
under the ;•leadership of .'alie ;Guest -
speakers • .assisted t'by representatives:
from the University of Western, Ont-
ario Invitations to this meeting have
berm sent to the Principals and Mas-
ters • of :tteathe Secondary . schoolsi
'Chairmen !1.1, licaos; • public uciic4
principals, , trustees, Inspectors and to
the, praiselinial, busineas and. agri..•
-etiltural-4eadera-in2741,-,eommitnity„,
Parents are invited to attend thie tteit-,,'
: , 'A- recent ',editorial :in theltamilton
.
,4eeirtior sae; '*:,has for a lOng
• time heen recegnized that •the inciens-
og conipetiturnatrliWdes. Gilt.
kind : Of direction ,which :it lis.:the--e&'
OA of ..the "Canadian Educational
Guidance Movement" to Supply. - •,.
. Tbarthe plan hae'r-ifeitiYed theTen-
.thusiestic ,'I endorsatien of Pi -eviler ,
lienrYi..Nwho in his:capaciti a -acting_
Minister- a Edneatien, .Prontises: 'the
support' 'of the . Government, Means
that it will be successfullf • carried
through to completion.Parents should.
ikeleOnii the :12Olg offered, for therels-
no !more important decision than' the
choice of a career: .it is' a problem
'Which becomes increasingly difficult
as the Yearsgo by, for all fields. of
• endeavour .are crowded and it is So.
:easy - to misjudge • nativist :aptitudes:
• .The tragedy of the ,misfit of 'tile Per -
Son ;who' entera on a line of lifacvork
for.. which he is 'entirely' unsuited' . is
• all Om tonimOn...Satisfaction and con-
tentment in' Ille',2--sts well au -success;•
comes fin the performance Of con-
• genial task a for which one is adapted..
Every fealty 'should he given , for 'the
• discovery of the . special capabilities
and the encouragement of their de-
• velopment." .. .
• ' At, the* organization Meeting of the
movement, it was announced that Mr.
E. W. Beatty, Piresident of the Cepa-
diet' PaCifie .Railway, has consented
to-:act.:as_filonorary President of the
National C.ouncil.- Sit Aithur _Currie,
Air Robert Falconer, Principal' Fyfe
of Queens, Chancellor *hidden Of Mc-
Master, President ,Fox .of Western,
are :among „ the 'metribers ,of .. the ad.'
irisory 'conunittee. 'The Board of Dir-
ectors include E. A. Miller, • Senior
Prieeipal of the London ' C011egiates.
Principal Lowe' M' WindsorArallter-
vine, Prineirial Ashbury of . Sarnia,
Attains' Salter, of St. Catherinea, Di;
,Althonse-ot U. T., 'S-.; W. J. Idefiat:Or
Central. Collegiate, Hamilton, .Dr. ,,,Itts.
Waters, Percy G. PherryOnd 'Denton
Massey, Toronto, Mrs. W; R. Morris,
.Peterhore; president of the Ontario
Federation of Hortie,end School clubs,
and :Nisi' Emily Guest of•the Winia90's
Instituteliranch_Depertreent.cif Agri-
culture. •i -
It Will be a matter of interest to
many in this district to know that
Mr. Troyer, the ,National'seeretary of.
theruoveinent was born in. TeesWater.
and began' hit •educatiOn there. -
,.- • • ' '11!' • • ' '''
. : ASHFIELD NOTES
Jt is! said that a!indlii of India,
recently released from prison now
watits all nationnlista released as
p thwards peace. Something like
letting prisoners out of jail to get
them to keep: quiet.
fnre end will, likely hnopen again, and punday Sc ,
arid Mrs. john YOYnt andMi. und 'Kra:
Aroaley-lornt,--bicitneni; the' auditor -
general's office, Ottawa;LYnden
,
ed chereh. • '
A second memorial iterVite was
held in Listbwel on Monday after-.
t Was,ektefidid
decided that. the optsi' Work which-
• Would. be done Oil snow wOuld
be ih cases of ex'tterne.emergeney. An:
ripPeal vest. inde to the ratepAyets•
to keep' rtnida :Semi and ,-corisequeritly
cOtnibg, ottt to ranada from Great • IMO* itt the United church f!Arionage • keep .down municipal eipense. • The
l'-ttainAann: the tninlater 18 .k1V1110 .t
of :,10.c.titts. at 4.14tijii itha • was .largelY ‘attertiledli
.ev.' E. P4' Council adjourileil . m'eet POS.
11444.4111, ' • 4...r„iii_5ktroak pastor. of Listowel United at 1,30, Phillips? ,Cierk
- .
s.dat See fs „claimed to be union:6
* #4thls�edllrred when two Infant
• ttlildren were • baptized in mid-
Atlantic by Br. Oliver C. Rankin.
Poottiib minister aboard, Canadian
• -.Pseffic li et Minnedesa. reteh:tily,- ,
l'tie mothers and Children Were
c%41;
.14,4V111.1*.thel
• —DWI I mill•ilififed;
with 'murder in the preSence 01 a
man who Who. was to he chief wititesti„
married the wohnine who being his
wife &mid not thenbo alled te-teSti.:
fir,againat the aecuSed 1t may litre
t� regret the dot!, brit then, after be'
acquitted he -can divorce the 'WO -
Wait •
4
01
The regular Ineetl"„g -the' ,,Ittlf,ria•
Meettqf ff,e04,,,of•
will he beld at thC$8.1449:'Pal-'40,40
:meriting ae'txt at I0.*004.11,',..,..1.443:.4.ildly;
,reit ot the congregation .' are, i#Vited.
•to.".attentl.' A.- •
The tiebrw'irr414P1611144,i1D...t*:.i/F14,"
:metes Institute Will ',:berilfeld t Mrs,
'R. K. Ifiller'S oft",Thtt, Feder 11,!ehluarg
tb Roll 'call—"1100$apper Diehere, •
$03.eit.
:'
M. Lorne Wood s )1,41111 visitor With •
fr.lenfli „tide
Mani' friends were sony to
of't4e. death o Mrs, CuYiefe at:. the',.
Mime- of her OnUghtliti Mr leatgit
• Thursday evenirig teat;
emitte.nfteroulY'n '.fevi,:claia,ilhess,
rite' iyakrheld''it the house
on Satur-
d, aftei which the reznains Were
taken ;to Whitectioreti Unitedrattirch,. ;
Where Many .'Old frends gatiteredi: to •
shot,thei 39:ie ..41* ieitrict• 'Mrs -
Ramage and -'faritilY, have the
:pathy, of the coramunitY. • ' '
• • • ..
,
Mr. Alvin Sherwood • of W1lkIe,
Sask., bit grand' plrelits,
Mr. and Mis. 6ani,Sherweed of Lanes.
Mrte.les..1•101ra are spend-
ing a few days with their .son, Thom.
as in 'Guelph. • •
. .Che ItiOniefts :Institute:Are It.olding
their- Feb meeting at the herite
of Mrs. Rua. Bisset on Feb. 5th'.
!file Vett* People Kintail are
holdiagA play, "A COlciniPit4lidaid",
Itisttail flail on Priday evening .tatitt- •-
tiry 60th, • •• •
'The dance held in Parainount 11411.:
last evening wag largely at-
tended. EveryOne:repertia good tUrlieL
We. understand', they '
anetliek dirt& attlitdit!:
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Partners Saskatchewan • and
Alberta. Who .itad their Crept destroy..
ciuvtibig are
much:better off 1E40 thalit Who kitty. -
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ALL Hymns SHOULD BE 'CASH:
'• ,..thi'Fiteki..4.73,ohodterivtotoiluse,18;::;,thti,ntert4rhis:tityoirt:
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WIW.Ol,.busitnelut ',Mon :long: ago. All .
merchants and.,Iniainetsa Men are • at -
lowed from. 5 to 80 'days to'meet
:.drafts on all PO:Chases.'Farmera
•generallY, ;•sPealcing4- demand and get:
'cash :for their geode On delivery and: ,
itviertny easert_, On „their_±ferni,..
relrehictraitlinliereraf are. usissillrjild
.the ; week: There: for...why ,
faitnerrai."'man to man, should ; Mer,- •
clients and "busineeamen be expected
allow4. 'Credit, 'Without' intere.at;
and tie ;obliged; tit resorLto .force
many cases,. t� get ;their own, and
in deing, so sheet: the ,profits On: that
and many More salesLiquor steres
beer ....Warehouses; railways, '
fices , and the big • ,departinent. . and
: 'stores. get 'Cash,' without; qUeStiant„,..,,
-4ther1tyl1vere.;. '
neiS Frequently one heitin Of; the ,
competition . of the: big' attire or big
:firni in 'opposition toltny of -the small
..?oncernis and 'at the „Sante time; the;
• little: fellewe are carrying.. thetutands, •
of dollars. On their books; with an
everdraught:or paying seven percent •
Interest O. carry ••• on.: Will' be the
,goat? .Until the small business..men
get tegether and st hard and tept
rule of cosh' and carry, they will be'
in . trouble. -and , the situation' will con-
tinue to be even: more Serimis.',
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.THE •KOKD NOTH, FROM ,
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Tenders are: being, asked for ther
grading of the road leading , north '
from"Wingbani to Teel"Water..The dis- '
tance is stated to he' eight miles, al-
•Ptough' It, has been 41*p1s regarded •
as ten Miles. The .grtide will net feW
low the present road ell the way, and
the straightening press will shorten-,
the distance somewhat. Just north of .
Viringham, the road will eut Across
fields in such a way ,as :to eliminate .,
several ' sharp ' curves .. and two. dan-
• gerous railway 'crosstegre The road
froth. Clinton: right trirotigh • to the
Durham Road seven Miles nOrth of
Teesvisiter has been made a provincial .
highway and the 'credo and culverts
will be brought up' to provincial stand-
ard:
:ThirWiTilhatn:Teiliiiitte-iiiitIOitima :
One .of the 'earlieistVices of gravel
road built in Seeth.. truce. It Was
known as "The Gravel Road" in the •
early Sixties betause• it Was...coated
With gravel, an abundance; of which
is to be found along the way. Mitch '
. of •the work, no &tut*, was done by .
Ihand -labor ..-.0 with "Pick and atatiel '
'wheelbarrow and oft -team. Ali Makes
an interesting contrast to the .power-
ful tractors, shovels. _ and graders '
, which Will be seen re-rifalcing the,..914-
road' next summer...
CANAMAN. APPROVED. ,tpitl!I.
We are offering a -special discount
of Two Dollars.per,hundred on chicks`
ordered before Jan. 15th. Oily Seeks
have all been culled by a, government '
inspeetor and the breeders beaded. •
The het hery1ais� subjectedin, •
spection. In so far -Lis We into*, We
are the only hatchery in Huron Co.
having Can. Goveripnetit approVed
dilate ft* 1981. Thieia the hest offer
we will make on chitka this .yettr..
Following if; the Pri4 tiso. •
After Rerred Rocks Leghorni..
idar. 1.5 • $18 per 1.06 $16 per 100'
May per TiAti $14 eO
May 20 $15 per id° $13, per 00
June 10 $14 pei 100 $12,.peir
'Itt dein not Metier ' whet% ytin went
Chicks, ortleir now and get $2.00
106 'off these pricea. •
Thine 97,4; Hensel! .
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