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Messrs.Will s'Congrant • and Von,
Leslie, spent Friday7kFith • Mr. ,Thos.
Congratm,Wingh.am.
, Mr. and ,Mrs.' John Ensign, and
daughter, , Eileen,. were Sunday visit-
ors at Howard Robinson's. .
The :March meeting of tlie U.F.W.O.
was held at the horde -of avu-§: Tyocriir
• -1'EO-14-TAXATION
Rifles Edna, James /Eddle:Wa -
and Charlie Tiffin, Miss . Led, by Geerge. OliTel,„fermer Min.!
!visiteA Miss Grace ''atict. Ager. of the OlillTecums,eh House in
amea.Iti-elia-idion on ',Monday • even- 1....ondbYf and. now Canadian manager
,
•.' 9 •
ug . • • •
Mr. and MacInnes en-
ertsined •their neighbors on TueedaY°
eVening•with daneing end . genies.
for the 1.Tniterl.,Iletels, 'Limited, a de-
putation/froth the Ontario Hotelmen's
ASseciation 'waited Pretnter kloritY
today and asked hits to exempt hotels
Mr. and Mrs. V'. Emereqn v'isited, from. all rtuuMPal, •t.uOtioll With the., he -Morgue sheet. Ole& to heat froim
Robinson on IVIarch 19th; with elarge
ettendatiee:
, , ,
, Fraser. 'ef Manitebts,
Who spent the *inter menthe, With
his friends' Imre went to London to
ontoenee •• work on the..PielyinAtil
.ilighwayS ...0nder Mr. Mitchell ' of
•Lueicnow.
' April' Meeting of the „Helyroed
•"' Hostess -Mrs. Thothes, Hedgine,.
Topic, aNSW danadiane,"7
ilaido04
Thersoii:44 4Call.r.441416_,90'4100.0
'Mining; Lunch Cern; .... MesdaJfles
Will: MePliersan, Erect • of !--EneknOwi--as-lt---wea- not -,•known -
• Tbriintisen, Howard..Haldenhr..,
" *7; 'Graham Pinkney, Mr -and lllte.
Will Eadie, spent 'Monday evening at
'Mrs.T-MelPherson's.' • '
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irlUTERIVROil
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We are glad to see mMr. umes
Sutherland out a' chut!ellon Sunday
after- his long illness. •
Quite a nullnhet 'atm*. here are
making maple000111/4 •
nunlhet ..fthm our local* here
attended, the
ing of this • week ex. M. Wesley
fin's at langeide and ali eeiesTed
theMselves.
• Rev.. Mr. Pollock was called away
to Rochester last vie* to attend the.
illiberal Of his brothei4n4eW, Mr,
Schonty• who passecraway Very Bud.;
denlj".:
Mr. _and Atte.' Jain. Craig enter-
tained
•
'seMe•ef their friends int•Thursi.
:day„.evening last week:4' • '
The- Community Was shocked' '
hear ,th•i. death of the 'Rev, , 17,
,
'lumen eiciAllentiiiitir eht(toktserlY
here that he was lick. • •
—
Mrs. :Fanny Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
John Craig and family, and Mil.
-Duncan Kennedy andr-MissHelen
' The Club will have euchre, Friday . Asterson: spent. a , very pleasant e,v-
'of this week Mr.. Richard Raker had.' ening
- .' -4 • "Holy ''Cyclone"'
charge of the rood ,a - Wednesday of. last ,Weelt. • •
with 'Mrs David Gillies on
- Mr. Ross Murray, etthessor for W.
Wawencieh was in our locality last
. .
` BORN:L-0n • Sunday, :March 15th,
our fast literary and got one° a very
,TtiesdarivitIllirs.7-A-;,-Eniersen-ef---exCeption-iiii:editeetion and mit ,old es.ditor. Miss' Marit W4S
on WaWanoth. , proVement ,taxation. . very entertaining with her dance
• .
•• Mts. Jehrt • Meantime: ' ,reCeived a kr...0'Neill':acild thnt, Under present
..11Ot-vitek, that her Mother,. Mrs. . MeFer,lahe acealnPanied 3gia • "Mr.'. and Mrs. Cecil Chantneir
:ley' of Shallow lahe,„ 'WAS, 7RdW‘ers17: —,- • : ITO
'.fltaming for Shallevi „ • Werd. Teronto Were loOn$
great winter months 1,4tli hishrOther,',,Robt,s : Sireisorta 'son Dr.•
.a .clause tOdaY •• • • 's ."foreed....1,e-::tak.O.L.a_lreet'•.fot year
Wednesday with kr. and Mrs. 'Ehnen -.7"*It'Lw4sTargued-l.hat-:aader
. .
'melee e Wednesday evening of • cOndittens of business and taication:
numbers, with -Mt.. Eldon Eckeneviillee
'Violinist. Messrs. Thornai and .Donald r Mr. and Mrs'. Jelin Pardon a son:
'
bv
the United Betels, liOieh as the Prince.
'Ole and hot soul' John lift Tiiiirs4y. iLl.naltin iht`htHarnilten and the killig Eil', . -Mr. Harris win? tag spent thMr Arthur e Mr: and Mrs. Jack Johnston.'of '
.• '' returned to his'lleme .in Ninth Dakota Simpson, of Rintail, who has been
anti...Mrs. T. Hill visited op (real •14 'ilana7s7 "
Tiffin of Winglienv, . . ,. • in the Liquor control Act it is ..013. Eileen. and Jerome Valad spent the from
• . . . • .. his school studies, is Visitini4
' • "Et : t tional with Munimpahties to pass bY- wk -e, ncl, with . Omit 'aunt, Mrs. John
' P d n with his uncle, Mr. Robert Simpson.
ANIFIE&O• 1$1011$.4
at Owen Onand
•recent Aisne oi the Owen Sound
Sun-Thneshad .fallenring .aceeenc
of t)m• death ,fohor,ei of W. H.
Reed, &native of Ashfield and cad -
sin a Mt. W. P. Reed of ;town;
Tbe-InnerarartWITO-lir -ROO ;
tonic' place enrWednesday: afternoon,
from Westside United anirth, preced-
ed 1:0 short **ridge at the house,
404 was largely attended relatives
friends. Rev, A. L. Au* assist-:
ad Iv. Rev, Mt. HAIPext of First
Uni-
ted church, .conducted the services..
The . remains.. were 'laid ',to test, in
Greenwood eentetetY. The pall -bearers
Were -4X 1#00,0841i144W' of thedecee-
sad, Oliver, Alfred, .Victor,
Vga,je.* and WillnOiAllan.. A 'favorite
hymn,."The Beautiful Land." •Wne ef.
fectively Sting aa, a%Ole by'*.
Boorman, VOW of :thfi, de:Zellsectr-
The - sympathy �f -the -coniniunity is
extended to the sorrowing father and.
mother, wife and children, sisters and
•brothers. Those irate a distance 70.10
Jittended the. funeral were; . Mrs. -
M.
Henri ot Flint, Mich.; H. J. Reed, :ttl;•
se Of Fink:: D. A. geed, Sault Ste.
Marie, Ont.; Mi. Allan :Mitleolin;.1134-
troit;' .:Mr. Wesley • Allan; Toronto;
11rs..Andretv Fawcett of Barrie; Very
:natty expressed their sympathy thru
!mete, :antqng "then' being tokens:
i-oefi the Ladies' Aid and 'Sunday
'School of Westside United Church;
the4.-,-10.-70:-F;lionie-radgATVAT-Itlie-
.).oet :office' Agit .Mr.- Charles, Waite's
'Itinday 'School Class; and many oth-
Tho late Mr. Reed is a native of
Aslifieldk being e son of Mr. and Mrej
eibe4ilead;,• en__t_.j.ieslifield, now
Onen Sound. Be is a 'nephevv: of
dia. .Reed,, Sr.; of Lueknow.
Mr. and ,M.T.0-Paer or ea; .oPa
laws •granting 'such taxation:and now 'McGlynn; Riversdale. •
•
the .week,endtvith 4r. and „. Mr. Wm. Campbell end his Siete
th--ey wanttotalcompillsory-ox.----Mr:and Mrs. Wheeler were Sunday tented the vacant lialf of Mr.B.
]eyTiffin
And,: whim Mr. vim jo-inion of ..--tbe2-province,....lbe deoni of the Mr: Gorden •Statters was,,a recent . •
elnption placed' .non.the statUte books visitors at 1VIrs. MePheisdn's. '
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Conn, Laura, Naylor's house. '
have , •
• • •
iii -Oerin- a:MI.-Ruby' and 11;fr.L.anti -Mrs. W. smaller hotels ' in 'Western Onteitrio iisRor at Erne -St •
,4.,apenimogstexily.fLiing •virith
er Acke . -' •
de/ 5, -FaleonerefElueiele.
the week -end With Mr. and Mts.,'Wni.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Craig of Whitechurch
The -hotelmen also want consoli-
Mr. and Mrs. George Tiffin spent
*dation of all 'legislation effecting ho-
Thiiitidtii evening at the 'home of Mr. • .
tels:t The.prime -minister promised
' and Mrs. .1..E'Richardson.. , that the matter would be taken under
' ,consideration-7-hY Cabinet- council
•
at the laeme of Mr. and. Mrs.-, H. pet-
„..typiece • On Ftiday evening.. . •
Reit-ember 'the, "Cinitiet 1?-01gfamP'•, AmExpmplirg: TO .11I6RWAY
TRAFFIC ACT-.,
Amendments to the Highway Tref-
, .
fie Aet of great iniportanee to motor.. ,
!iste -were introduced An the Ontario
Legislature last week
One amendment would conipel
-garagertior-timmediately . zanily
police• when •a car is breffght. in , for.
rePeirs Ind: shows evidence -Of-haVini
been' involved in a 'serious accident
or havingbeen struck by a bullet. The
amendment isaimed particularly at
drivers of automobiles who do not-.
stop following' accidents, The, garccie...
men. would be required to give :the
eing put-on-EOday evening; March
°in .the Institute Hall it White-
"aux& 4.•Ilance is to follow the pro.,
gram for which IL Mowbray will fur-
nish niusia.•:.... , .. ,
Mr.' and Nis. yin -Brown; Ardyss
and GettLe spent I Sunday , with Mr.
.4 Mrs. V.," -Einer n. ., ,.
jitift, Mrs. . esley:Tiffin enter -
folks with a dance.
r is ultiler the doe..,
ed the 4th lin
• on Monday eVelii
Mr& W. A. Tayl
4. tor's .care. , Mrs. A. Patterson, •-her
.
daughter Of LicknOW; is with her it ;
present. • ' ', .t. . :: . . .
-• -
Mr and Mit D.j Martin, Letifii, Bill
and Donald speitt Sunday with Mr:
' and:Mis. R. Stewart. - , .' :' •
. Mt. and Mrs. George .MeClenaglian •
• :visited on Tuesday with Mr., and .Mrs.
• R. Pardon, E: Wawanoth. ,•
. kr. James' Res of near ,Holyrood,
• ;
visited n few day last. week With his
Sister, Miss Cat erine Ross of 2nd
.
t, Con. •
,I. 'Mt. and Mrsi).
few days this..wee
•'`'•,s:4eorge :Tiffin:
'• Mts. 'Atiines Ila bout of •near 'For.'
Ars *pent n few ' days last week
• 'with, her daughter, • Mrs.i34MeCten,
'' Sighatt. • • • ..
oe Tiffin spent a
with Mr. and Mrs.
• •
It's Easy to Buy -at.
• "MARKET”
Lucknow's
Department Store
• KINLOUGII
,
' Mrs. 'Bert McLean, has. returned
•• litime after spending a few days At
' the home of her Mother, Mrs.- Belle
Siessor, Teeswater,
• Mr. and 'Mrs. :ins, Wall were -Sun..
• - day ,visitere it Jai.' Andgips.
We are glad to report that Mrs..
• M. Kaman' is ininreving..
• Mrs; Mary Cox- and. son Wm.,
Sunday visitors at W., Boyle's:
Mrs. Charlie Gillespie, .11eity and
• •• Don are visiting with .\ Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. •. '
Halderiby: Spent the
."' Weelaend Under the ,pcitental rod.
A number ;front here attended the
Club danie at liolyrood on • Friday
• night.
The Jr.' .be held at the
home ,iof Edna, 13eyle on Saturday
tetnectri•
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name /and address of the owner or
operator, and also the permit n!imbei ,
and description the vehicle. '
• Motorists who drive at an unneces-
sarily, slow rate Will be penalized. if
anpther amendment , becomes law
Anyone driving• so slowly as to im-
pede: or block the normal and reaton-
• able movement of traffic", .would be
subject to fines varying from. $5 •for
the first offence and $100 for the
third. • .
•Hitch -hikers .Wrialk-elso come
'der the official ban is still aitother
eniehdment; • which reads, "NO pet-
som'aiiail, whfle on the traVelled
por-
tion of a highway?, solicit a ride from
the driver or operator of a motor
vehicle other than a. public' vehicle."
The proper method of makingleft
and right hand turns at intersections
Is clearly defined in 'another amend-
ment. This addition to the act states
the drivers of a vehicle intending te-
turri,to the right into an'intersecting
..highway shall, approach the inteftec-
thin and turn as clOsely as practical
to the right Curb of the highway. In
:the case of a left turn, 'a signal - to
• drivers must be ii.•;,,en, and the winter-
ist mutt be as near the centre of the
highway as pristsible before making
the turn.
rs. . io t isited o Friday--
-With-Mrs..-W. R. -F-10144 "
- Mrs Roy Patten of Lueall,.,,apent
a.few,daYs recently With her mother
MO. A. Fox.
The lobster :eel/son along .the
• Novi Scotia coasts is in full
. sWing. It -is estimated diet it•ieast
400 •fisheirmeu are engaged inthe
• industry and that the ntintber
wili likely 'reach 200,0.00 or
The dining saloon; of the new
42,50040n' Empress ' of Britain,
known as ;'Selle 'Jacques Clartier,"
is 'the largest unpillared tom on'
the five oceans. It was decorated
FraReatigswytn-R.A.
ere.'
. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarty Belle •
were
Siinday • Visitors wItli friends on- th,!.
10th Oof.\•-•,, 1
iAies Evelyn McLean . spentthe
pest ;.We'tik i Teeswater friends..'
Mr. Oaorge Peidlt qi Glamiss called
,
Mende here litoridap
•
,
CAN WEIGH' TRUCK% LOADS ON
' ' ROAD
•
•• Traffic • Officer Leaver, • of Huron.
C.Tirity now, carriesin his car atieat
apparatus winch fits iritO a eige not
• muth Larger than- xi suit cage, a Set
ef scales for weighing the loads • on
triads% .go that he ear 'check up over-
loading of fru-Cita' right on the rsi'ad;
as cages of susincian coerce td his
',lathe. This appa.rattailwhich has been
iti use Or Softie time has 'only just.
now been • : ifftradticed into Huron
CoutitY, and the officer says it Will be
impossible for overietiding, to get
, ineens, to
test the load at SrlY-,•tinie, anywhere„
A, Prestat Young .than has sortie
•distinction.' Ile was tented into mar-
ring°. Other men have been talked
odt of it, • .
•
• •
•
• by As, a tourist oentre7:CaPe.,..itreion
•eitjoYed Pee of the;best seasons in
-,•its, history 'during tfte During
the yeaiy2,450. automobiles ,ere
handled across the Strait of Can'sci
as ' Compared with 2,057 for .the
previong
. . ,
•
, Miss ' Helen , Paterson thes gone to
viiit, for e few • 'days with friends in
Toronto. •— :
piirdon retitinedTfilin)
Detroit after visiting a," couple of
Weeks with her, btother Elgin and Ina
Mr. and Mrs,. Cecil Falconer. MoVed,
• last week to theitirm, which he pur-
chnsed.froxii his father, Mr;',1:-
&Met.
Miss -Alberta Sheills of„near,, Bine-
Vale spent the Week -end with 'Miss'
Leila Leggett. •-=
McBrien who hag been in
Clinton the greater pert of -the - winter
with hei daughter, returned to her
. ,
.„
*o* 4;proto,lrogget.
*Fhite.*040:a00****
:,*40,14zett gomPlet0.s.
NEW .0.10ATS
,.• • • , 4.,••• NEW .DRESSES
• Voir ,POE, SCARFS''
• • • SPRING HATS
wio's.Os - 'GLOVES
•• • -1cOsE4.`r..).-ERT,
Vancouver will' have.the honor of luinie here. •
.welaoming • a, • reigning monarch
when King rrajadhipok, of Slani,,' Mr. and Mrs.. John Mowbray en -
and' his eonsart, "Queen Rambai-•, iertained the young folks on Friday
• Barni, arrive there April 17, atOard eVening.
Japan.
/Canadian Pacific liner Empress•: of •
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'GOVERNMENT -LOANS .ON FARM
. PROPERTY ••
• .The scheme inaugurated a. few.
• years ago by the Ontario Govern-
• ment, by Which the owner of farm
• land May secure,. a loan ,from the
• government. is 'pot generally, under-
Sood. For the /benefitof those who
may wish information on thiamattet,
we submit, the folloWing liet of. con-
ditions' on which the, loans are naade:
• 1. The security -demanded is • a
• first mortgage on the farm pro-
- petty.
• One or the largestend raost Cour-
" egeous engineeringundertakings on .
the continent is -proceeding, at . the
Abitibi cannon. Abitibi River. near
Cochrane, Nerthern :Ontario. Where •
a plant I being blink to generate
250,000 "borke-power at a cost of
-over $20.000.000. • 40 • • •• ,
"britiskAteeffor Canadian' pro,
duce," 'hi the slogan' 'lettered • on
massive shaftings unloaded at.Saint
• John recently for Shipment over
Canadian 'Pacific Railway for' usek
•in hydrorelectrie s development
plants at Beanhitencile, Quebec., and '
in the Valley If the Ottawa River.
France should prove an excellent
Market for Canadian wheat Wilco
she has not. committed herself to '
•
regulated -Purchases of wheat from
Central European countries. said
Hon. C.. A. -Henry; Prench Minister
to Canada:, iterview'ed. at the
Windsor. fflatirin, Montreal,- on hie.
way to present credentials at Ot-
tawa. .
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n.
•Nifibitham
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• The regular meeting, of the Aeli-••
:ield Union P.F.WA was held at the:
:home of Mrs B.' A. MacDonald, Loch -
with the. President,- Mrs. N„: J. • Mac-
Kenzie -1'.47 the, ehii-
ctratAt7thithis
hH
ere• -•,w are-rgeo
;sanded a:number Of visitors, is well
is the regular members of the Club,
.After the Usual -opening exercises and
such huaitiess , as the Club had , on
hand' wits-, considered, -points' .ln-the
March bulletin Were duly discussed.
In this connection ,considerable inter-
:* Was shown in-the_suggestion that
•we tench intigic, in our public b1d
Then it Was considered advisable to
have •the.‘yoger members et .the.
Club w'ritee-i-Saye on some one of the
;ubjects for debate subniitted front
heiad office, the members' producing
the beat,essay to theeive a prise Or.
gime. 'Continuing there was-trtgoo&
arograin,„„of -the follewing numbers:.
A . violin selection by Mr. Alexi lititC:-;
Donald; aceompanied by Mrs: Tom
MiteDomild at the Piane. Continuality
singing, "Bring back my Bonnie to
'me." A sae by Miss K. McKendrick,
md a pretty eichihition o :the Irish
•Jig by AttisseiBettie Bisset and Kath-
arine' MacKenzie. An unusual and
agreeable 'addition to the proiraM
viap the address given b Mr. Donald.
•
McLean -on his Sojourn in California
ind other points in. the South. ,
.MiteLeates„ orderly and .detailed de-
kription of his. experience tinting his
•'trip, varied as it wag by several
humorous temtrks, held the.attentien
if the meeting throughout; and was
well calculated to inspire his audience
with 4...desire to yisit•Lthie' land of
mnshipe and .flowers. :
Following this a vote, of thanks War.
•riven Mrs. MacDonald for the use of
her home; •Mre.• bunean MacIfityrc
• ha i kindly offered her home for the
April meeting: After elesing .with
•the National Anthent :a ditinti-luneh
was served. •
' Relayed to •tWpity-tWo stations
by Canadian Paelfic Telegraphs
speech of •the Prince of Wales.
opening the British Trade Fair in .
Buenos Aires. sia'S: Clearly, heard '
across ...the Dominion, 'Thai lroad-
'Cast was brought to ',Canada direct ;
from .13uenos' 'Aires by the short ••
'wave beam sYetem of the Canadian
Marconi Company. "
:What' the Ice. Age looked. like,
mifllimsof • years age, is exactlY
.pictured in•the great Columbliiice-
extendinga-for-.....Minctrede of
mile§ in !ie • Rookies, and easily
• accessible rime Lake..,Louise, said '
Waiter. L. Payne, in a recent
• between Quebec ity and Victoria .
'2 The maximum loan which will
be greeted is $12,000.
3 No loan will eiceeed 501.4 of the
• value of the ProPerty as deter-
\• mined by the Inspector of the
• Board. •
4 Interest charged is. at the rate
. of. 5% % per- annum: • '
O 01 00 nd
• " be further charges according to
' the site of the loan and the work,
, necessary in preParing the title
1.•• anddrawing tethemortgage.
• 6 No inspection of • the-. property
• will be made when there IS snow'
on the ground.
• ment is inademuerwenttyanithe
7 - The lean is drawn up for a per.
tad of years and repayment
• is made on the arnoytisttion
plan. • this reqUires an annual
paincent pi $93,66 for &dry
$1;000 bortpwed ,for a period of
5 Inspect' ri fee is 2.
• must accompany the -application.
ture entitled; "On licirsobach. to the
' Age," • 'ph e•fielt1 extends in
the form' of glaciers V!, three;sides'
from. wbich mighty rives .rtin to
the Areile, Pacific -.`And • Atlenite
oemans. . -• -... • ' •
• • Chatnplons Of the RaliWay-Tihoptt
Leakpd and winners' of. the Beatty •
Trophy and the Thornton Cup. the
• tanaXae. el fic_HallwaY hockey
,toftp, wotLtmlividlialiy. ---------.16 .=
1 . _ ,
1• 1: twenty years. , Hpwever, the
1 borrower has the privilege of ,
.- paying the mortgage off • in
whole or in part on 'any, due in -
'Wrest date. ,•
ucknow Flour, M1IIS 11
511.nitelmt `Flour--ILAYELOCK
Pastry Flour -MADEoltliTE''
Mill' Feeds --44 OM- G A LIE
BRAN --
SHORTS
• FUR Litte-of
Otiliatta
-,eq10140.4,1.4.,E01* •
-Pigthoi;;;-;-.64-:-c-hovf, Ceti --
Choi; Steer Fatine,Chielten
Chowder, Chick Startina„ Chick
droweit% :Choir, Etc. '
SWIFT'S '
• Meat 'Scrap "and. Bone Meal
Novi is the time tO OrderPont •
"TCHICIUSTARTER
one
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WirEArg w4S.TED
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RAPID CITY "
.Our coremunitir Wes sadly shocked
when they, heard of the death of Rei.
Jetties A. James. of 1e Cris% who
. •
for fear years was „pastor (I outh •
.Kinloss Presbyterian • Church. Rev..
Mr. James was ef a jolly nature did' •
endeared /himself to . the hearts of •
The etingregation hy_-hitrhind 04 80,e-
iable nature. A short funeral service
was held in South KinlossPresbyter-
ian Church on Monday ,afternoon and
the remains laid to rest in South Kin-
loss' cemetery. ,W extend to Mrs.
The Ashfield Coinniunity express
'sincere sympathy for and Mrs.
,Jno. Johnston on •their recenchereav-,,
•ement when Mr. Jthriston'e' brothel.,
Williain of Lucknow, quietly passed
-
:may ,Saturday afternoon after
lingering illness of several months.:
,SyMpathy is age extended to Mrs. C.
E. McDonagh and Mrs. Jinn. 'Fattish,
sisters of the -deceased. • •• •
•• Was' Annie MacDonald, (teacher)
.of Dunlop, motored home to spend the
week -end With her parents, •Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. MacDonald.
Institute• ThAPwkiiiiii*bee4hinegl d of the
tthbee home.We 1 I
Mrs. N. 1J. MacKenzie on April, 2nd. •
. The Yentig .People. Lethal** are
holding . dance in Leekalshehall on
Thirrsday -eve, April 2nd '
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt spent.
an evening last *epic with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Ititchie
The March: ,Meeting Parainnunt
ti.F.W.O. was held at the hone . of
Miss Greta.darapbell on the 17thinst.
'The" program. was Opened .by the
Lord's • Prayer • followed rolr
cell (Irish Jokes), then by•
titeS of the jest Meeting 'belitii-ina
It you are „thinking of applying .
a, loan, it wOuld be well to pug in your'
• •iiiiiireittion bnei aii : reqiiente* '.
..
With' gold watcher;
attendedTaltr-the ordesi4li w
Are received and no insPeCtitin will
be Made when snow 15 01 tlie ground.
An application fortii,. maybe secured
• by writing the Agricultural Develop -
tat. the gift of g. W. Beatty, chair -
than and president of the sYstetir.
In henor of their VietorY, at a tutu-
• etiet st the Place. Vier HotOl
Montreal, recently, . The team will
play Winnipeg at the end „pf. March
for the all lines 'hockey Champion,
• 4111p• of. t4e .4411vir az*.
4119.•
' \
Jamie our deepest, sympathy.
Our teacher, HaMilton
:las Maimed her duties atter being •
Mr. and, Mrs: Mervin Deeveit °•who
vent: the winter Months here %aye
rented Mi. Rolit..--Bettort's house in
ucknow and mov'ed in last Monday: ,
Burgesa ;end .,Mrs. J. S.
McDonald called On a few of, our reg.
"dents last 'Monday. •t S.'
., Mr. and k,•rs: Frank Williame. • Of
'9iiiseelit returned:la:Mae twit konday,
titer a Week's Visit With •.‘
jarter. • .; - •
Mrs. Albert.. Carter who spent the
Winter minithe in Preston, , returned
,to.her•home-hete last -Saturday. •
by , the Tleittittyr-Mre pre4r-frxthe
Solos were rendered by Mts., John
Mrs. Jas. Webster and Ex.
.elynt Reed followed By readinge by
Hrs. Sas. Webster, Ethel Martin and
1110fit Board- Parliament uildings, jfr Jo. Jamieson. A gay mouth og-
, •
Toront0a Ont. ka0 eei0gtOn ine FiVen by (bac°
•
WEST WAWANOSIVCOIJNCIL
The West, Wawanoth . municipal
council held its regular meeting On
March 9th, with all members prksent,
• The minutes of .last ineeting were.
read and adopted. ,Mr.:George Stewart
purchased ad elm . Width stands on
;he toad allowance, fin. $3.00: The roll
was accepted itemthe'leollector and
arteers of taxes 011121.98 noted. A
by law to borrow Money for current
Onditunk was read three tunes and.
ally .Onseed. Mr. Carr was peeilani '
• and his request regardiing certain
trees in front of his property •
granted. The Connell adjourned, te
meet April leh at One p.m.,
Diirnin Phillips ,Clerk.
Webster, *followed byoeVeral numb-
ers _. of ::catritiounity singinig ntith, lWit.4:.,
Grent DlcDiarniki ;presiding . at the . .
3rgen... ,Lunch followed.' • The . next ..
meeting will .he held at ' the home O
Hrs. Won ilendersoh. The toll fall 7
or the April meeting' Will be hints •
)n Spring ,Gardening. . ' ' -,•-. •
Mr. ifogilie MacKenzie Of Kintail,
mitered to tendon last' *feili,- ae.,
iompanied.hY • Miss Beckett and bet•
.1lothep,kr ilie , • it in Vietpiin ,;-•
..,,,..-
Ice)
'Hospital ing trett otits.• -
'A Ver Mica:411u' '81a lee was lield 1» --
Paramount Hall last tiday.,,eerg., by.:
the U.F.O. iand-.D.P.- U.F.W.O. inenitets. ..
,b4rs: Thos: ,Th-i-irbeirti • Of Itincer4- ,
aboe &nut* (Lii- Ribbon) of Kin -
Is rein:44E4 baing VerY .10W 101i '
low04 *.. iteulohis, opetstiotittitriook:
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