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Cost et High School Criticized '' ' '• l'r-'' "- 'ai.Firt,
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Ceentreleeieg,-.3.1.953.. end that e eany
den ,A Halton 'iiii.ConlitY enclosing cep:
ie.s rit*.resolutiosis passed by rept- of this reSONtian he, ;Sent, to the
eentati*ea of Wentworth Helton,' 46"*41)1.9,110i-#914. 14C"-li4e-'4i1Ola'
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:ter 0 Ii(WhWi0s.'Alao that there be
no eeneteeetiOn. Werli tiOner'' .",en ' our
goinitY Highway System during 1933.'
only nietutenaneee°
•117se of, Mathinery.„.NeceataktY. 7
' In his report, the County Etion'eei.,
and , Road Superieteenent;IMe:.';G: E.
Stephenson, .ersysi in Partas feilewee,
As mentioned in previnus.- reports,",
our plea -has:. been to de as ' Mech.
Wei*. lia.'POSeible. 'Whiek., 'WOW& re' '
epsire the Maid**, .'of labor. ; On :the
Other . bend '' we :have; not used :labor
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WALKERTON LAST WEEK
10era Affecting HighWaerr, Cost of
Indigents, .SeeendarY Education,
'.11Itce Recce* Attention or Com- Defferin and Simcoe Counties main:
CIL Warden Wars Host at Banquet,' in g •ways and means by which ,the
ratepayers may be relieved Irian the
The 1,1rece County Council, in its high cost of Sicoeciaiy or High
initeiernikirr for 1932; concluded its School education, vias -r concurrecl in
business Inet Friday - morning. As. with theexception of the one effeet-
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Metter conteoversal nature ling:salaries of principals and assis- •
came up, them was no division at ,tfintS; The County 'Council :reutilize
the Board, .and hence the 59th Par-, Mended reduction Of 30' per tent,
ailment of Belk, under Warden Geciiin their ealaries.•; • "; ' ,
, Nieto, Onicleded ' Probably the The Ceupdit.-. decided to. with.
*est liatmeniOns session* in the ins. the Middlesex County Council in
tory of the coun• ty .: ; • petitioning the Geeeenineet amend
• .:The: .1-toapititle'accrinnte
ior indigent :,:patientre;pareed:.fat tbs
ession'reached * the, ,,unprecedented
• OM 0.5536%00, of whieli the cooty.
pars half, or $2644,00; and the kcal
•:miiiiielpality, Where the patient' re-:.
,Cither-lialf; Seine
the big bills were: Mountain Sent-.
•torium; Harnilten $13i8.00;._ London
kireiciatiene $402.50, and
• Muskoka •Hospital* 01107.00. The
Teweship of Carrick with 5. • mein-
•tos. of the ,Lorenz tan* the
cities' by the higher Weges
lfatritain; Hanillton, .cae- 'there. anil -that 'each-taaalelP0
ting ,for 6, months $883 50, is tbe after its ewe • tmeineloYed at '
iardeat
• Walkerton eandei next Witir$742-:75; Aholish' cattle .Guards
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Brace. ealiense. •
made
is*:municipality in • •
'op as follows : Franh Ipeke at The. Superintendent of '.the
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Victoria . and :PerIcia.00d ' Heenitale; distr. National Railways : ei
London 148125; Mrs. Helen ,MeGar- that thecompanybe•telieved
'• rity (deeeased) -bal. .undefrayed.
trem :estate $18.1.00e Edwin
Aug: Irtei ':„Sent: 3cc.. 1032, Termite
. 'General IlesPital -$80',50. Huron Tp.
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is third.with $583.50; ale for Friequ.:
her Finlayson from London Health
Aea'n. Kincardine TOWri As fourth
. .made up' "Of' 'London•:
• ''Health -Ass% 'foe Mrs Irene Sniall;
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$242-400; „and 'Joseph's Hospital,
-London re Maiguerit ' Curran .$259..
Patients from. ,.other murncipahtieq
eontrected :netounte ;
Eld-
arslie, $40%75; Port Elgin .$372.00;
PoISISY. $3191 76:. Wiartone $30250;
Brant, $274,50; Tara $262.50; Arran;
•.:..$132.00; Sentharnptore • $176.50; Cut -
'rose, $14.1.pN .Chesley" and • Lion'a
•Head, $102.50; -Alfiemsiele; $38.50;
• , • Kincardine Tp.,. $28.00; Saugeen;,
. -$14:25. ;
, ,:resolution from the 'United
Comities lof Stormniont, Dundee and
..,Glengarriy. advocating a reduction in
the harden •Ottaxation ..caused by the
maintenance .Cif -indigent patients•
was heartily sanctioned
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. by the Bruce County Council, which
Was se herd hit this session by ae-
• cotints.•from-tbiri 'Sainte; •
• Want Minty Cenncil To Stay •
That the Bruce' Comity . Council,
doesn't Want -to be abolialied was
•evidenced by the fact that thia body
Supported unanimously. a 'resolution
from •the Elgin Cepnt3r:Couneil ex-
Thaiessing disapproval Of the mcrie-
ment'en foot to:abolish County,bouir-
,. „cils; The ,Plerk, 'is to forward.a '-copy
_ : of-thiseresolution-to-th:e-Priine-Mine
%tee and -the _members of the 'Legis
lature representing this county. _
• Requests Turned Down •
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• • • A communication from the Dept.
. of Games and Fisheries re a short
. open season for the shooting cif
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• deer in Bruce, drew a reply "Can-
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;not-Reciinimend"-- from • the COMAY
• . Council. •
Special-CountY Constable Arehie
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• • Fe Ferguson; whose ,favorite hobby
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, is hunthig and fishing,. in a mini-
municatiori requested the 'Connell to
sanction the *Mpg of permits to
rise dogs to hunt foxes, as the De-
• partment requites the County's sane -
tion ' before the permits are issued.
To this -the 'County. Council -gave ari
emehetic "No"': The view seemed to
• „be that while taany might. confine -
themselves to hunting- foxes, Others
less scrupulous • wauld allow their
hounds to ch4e deer, as it is a well
known fact that even with the law •art
• it n'ow, is, many deer are being
ed hunt-
-and shot Out of season, particu-
larlY on the Bruce Peninsula. A man
caught. with a hound in a; swamp or
-woods frequented by deer is now
liable tinder the Game Laws, and this
inid_heen_fOund tO be one of the best -
after they hiiiit- completed six Years': HoweVer, 'meet peel* agree thattire
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tuition. - ••
, work should be done as.; economically
liareatent, s--.0ne-Dawe' • ase-p-ossible4th-erehr-giving. the beet,
'Bruce -County Ceinicil-didnot-favor-valne-for -the expenditure and the
the views 'contained in a ,reselution money saved can be used to good
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from the Prince Edward County' edvantage. This season we have quite
Board , of Trade that it is • unfair to a f men, employed who :. were re..
increase the farmer's heavy. tax- to eieing direct relief from their muni-
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•suppert: the unemploYed lured. to the cipalities. • -• .
offered.., Re our mein:Le/lance work all drag-
ty look .ging his been. .done by .trudics: and,
its Ovin onr two POwer'graderre In the spring-
, ; .. , however. the caterpillae tractors amis.
used _With Adams iniiintainerre- ,,-or-,
• Cana- 'graders for a. 'time; Tha Miring: blades
are only intended td -...do worlc prev-
.ties
quested,
done by learns .end in -that
a toift iitiatie.
.1m7altr the work min be done for '
oygncit ties have • Purchased this -type - of :eeeve of Ohesley, . in
volume of "The History of the Coun-
ty
his . reepeasai
was ----- last. ilo ----- e niing ter citing interesting facts eakern- I
as Reeve Robert Sloan of Elderslie af-
equipment this Year, This fall, •
n Colin- '
nte to
which -
;the sod off the shoulders of the time ,ing the agricultural wealth Of the
• county suggested that a companion
of Brirce" be written to incorporate'
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:Sttort'NON,4o You Woist ,b4,40 with Voir Ch$kIstrolis prog .
- Only Four Weeks 'Till chrlstrnas
There Are So°11is. ny Loyeiy Things,,And PRICES so REASONA4E.
GIFTS THAT co BE ig2917_10P., ckocinitico OR monioloRROO: "swEA*ts„, tip:AaRs,
• MOT . WATERAIOTTLIVCOvX.RS. SIeEPPERETIM• AFOHA N8, igAIINIERY BAGS, ALLOW .
CASES, VANITY.. SEXSe;C.ENTRES,t AND---/LOVELYA4INEN--AND-WOOLSeTO CHOOSE
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Ro!TE.,Rii*TiNo NEEDiEs.. Pr. 15e.j. STETS!. KNITTING NEEDLES, Sete
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'CHOICE OF .GIFT,;SIIARTS,- -MAN; ITEIR itiOltEiTO .4101114fil QUALITY.;Fiiit,SYTIC. •
• FEATURED. DESIGNS,' IN WRITE FANCY AND siltirEF• ilsoAtteklorl,
ocitit"410,ATTAt'gipi sooR, SE. r4s#TE., $145 •
, Men's Linen . Hiaidkeriehlefs,•
Ties See our Ties be- •
Men's ' Colored". Border lidkfse
excellent quallitY., Hemstitched • :
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VISIT, THE BARdAlN ANNEX
'PHONE
E. McCloskey, Minager
OUR MOTTO :-SMALLER PROFIT. QUICK TURNOYER. :
001,inty," :Which, he said; • had fine
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resources : Maintaining and. upholding
necessity of ereeting . and m the -Bieree-County pienee
• Mre. Thinners Miller of Wingliam
q eers :wee stresiedsby Dr. Porterfield, ,.,_ visiting "t' this week With. friends
c General
ing cattle guards at level crossings. half the cost of teams. Leveret ,coure•
in the CenntY of Bruce, The
consented to their reineVal o
ty reads in municiPaiitiee in
the local namicipalitY eonse
•their removal on' the township roads;
Old Age Pensions ,
The Tact -that there are •413 active;
pensioners in Bruce as reported at
last week's session,_ which cornpared
With 210 on the roll at the end •ef
-1629; 'shore that in three yeses the
list has practically doubled. awl. tbie Vince is to make the road 40 ft wide
'instead of 3t) and ditches.' 12 to, 18"
in spite of the, 153 cancellations b
death and otherwise since the Act in •depth 'initead: of 2. ft. or rnore.
• came into force hi the spring of From the centre line there is al fall
1929: '• '
. The 413 _pensioners in ..Bruce_cOet
the county approximately $700. per
month, but as $17:50 la colleeted
from 'each pensioner in the House of 'Will be impossible to get sufficient
Refuge, the sum of $350 thus tieing earth or get the' necessary width
added to the treasfiry montlilyi the without a wide right-ofLway. It will
'ratepayers .pay directly'. $350 per certainly •make the roads safer :and
and shoving it as far out. as possible
without putting it into the ditches.
'This 'should improve the drainage
wonderfully. • • the events of the past qUarter •cee-
Making •Itighwayrs Safer tury. Money for this would be well
'spent,- he said.
proposed the toast Cto,"Our Country:"
CountyTreaeur Allan Nelsen
One of thiTfitiest deVeloprimiThs in.
highway construetion by the :Pro,
replying, 'Reeve Duncan Munn of
Ripley-Amite:I-the ,"Losalon"-Tret
of the period When the C.P.R. was be-
ing advanced, is saying that the Do
minion re a fraud andthe only part
of it worth while was Ontario. Coup.;
led in the response was'. Frei Elliott;
for:North Bruce, Whir dealt
with , Municipal Act amendments,
which were of interest to inendiers Of
.the County CounciL'
Courage and faith in the country
were urged by Charles Poynter', To-
ronto, provincial engineer, who de-
clared -that the people of Bruce Were
in a happy Position conmpared
those in the •cifies. Re quoted On
essa3i. of Lord Macauley ,,written in
1830, and ,an article in . Harper'o
Weekly of 1857,in which conditions
'similar to those existing were depic-
ted.
Tribute to the press of the ieounty
and of the Dominion was paid by
,Reeve Robert Rae of . Lucknost. tire
standard -was high-, he Said, and the
itiffuersee Wielded by the press wa
•great as well. Mr. H. E. Pense, of
Walkerton, responded, and made re-
ference to the congenial relation-
ships existing between the Piero arid
County, Conileil. Reeve J. Logie Of
Paisley • also responded., and placed
the press fourth among the national
Of 2" in the first 10'6", the second
10 ft and 12 to 18".in 'the nekt. 5 ft
'which forms the ditch. In some places
this can be done while in other it
-nontli on this account. Viis reduc-
tion was made poesible ha; the 'Do-
minion and Provincial Government
praying during the pit year sO per
'cent. of the levy instead. of 80 per
•cent. and the county 20 per. cent. as
formerly,• •
• The amount of money paid this
year to pensioners in Brice amount-
ed to $85,966.0$,- of which the county
contributed $9,198.01. 1'
, Last 'month the 52 .drawing Moth-
ers' Allowances in Brece County re.
leived approximately $1400, of which
.county-contributed-$700-ror .50-p
Cent.
,Needless Waste Of Money
• County Treasurer Allan Neleon in
his '.finapeial report to- the „Council
said in part "You will note *pm my.
statement that the Administration of
Iustice has already exceeded our
.easier to take care of the -weeds, es-
pecially if. there' are no telephone
poles. On the other hand it may pre-
sent drainage difficulties and wilt'
probably require, an additional ex-
eenditiire of one •to two thoutand
loners per mile for Underground tile
There 'will also be the additional
lost of lengthening culverts ,or 'putt-
ing up protections at each end. With
leaning wheel _grader' it would be
verY simple -Matter to make the
change where there is no interfer-
ence with poles. On very heavily.
-travelled-roads I-helieve-4t-is-Lthe-
right -type but on . lesser travelled
„roads the additional..eost of under,:
gratin& etile, -extension of culvertes,
etc., might make it prohibitive for a
time; as the Present open ditch takes.
the place of underground tile as
well as taking the large surface flow,
-ester/kat-Er-Ai the year and -part .-ef durieg. freshets. institutions, beride-d-by -the-
this; at least, should • have your con- We find that ' many p.eople. fee!_•church, home. and school. But, little
sideration..4 refer particularly to the .-that--our- - ditehee: -along the .roace—
yelki"vi :journalism existed, he said,
unwarranted expenditure for Jury aheuld is _built so 'asto take care_ of,
'but marvelled- how 'certalif-tabloids
and Crown Witnesses at the recent the writer off the adjoining fermis
---- were tolerated. .
aittinge of the Supreme COurt.". end .we have many requests to clean The twat to "The Giiehts" was
Mr. Nelson had reference to the Out these ditches when it is doubt- Proposed -by -Reeve John D. MacLeod
only criminal case at the Fall As- 61 if doing so would benefit *toad.- -of Kincardine,* and responded to. 'oy
*sizes here early this month being Our primary object in digging these Mayor Seliwindt of 'Walkerton, Mag-
tranferred to another court because, ditches is to dramn. the road and if istrate Walker* and Fred 'Forsyth,
the -Judge at the Assizes had. -prey--
!ousiy presided at Er civil. action in
Walkerton Out of"which the.criminal
chare:e of perjury had grown In
speaking of the matter the County
Treasurer holds that the Toronto
Judge, who intd been supplied with a
list several days in advance of com-
ing to Walkerton, must have known
then that he Wouldn't feel inclined to
sit on the case, and could have had the type of road mentioned above is,
adopted these request§ will be more
frequent. ,• •
incidentally •.they drain, the adjoining
riropertieS theOwners are ivery for-
tenate. However, we are quite will-
ing to ce-operate with property
holders when it will be to our mu,l
tual benefit but we cannot dig' or
clean out .ditches at our expense
when See doing will not benefit us
materially. No doubt you have all
had requests': of this nature and if
the Attorney Getierare Dept. send
another Judge in his pike, or else
-if-he leers coining to-have-faken-stepe.
In advance, to have the case trans-
ferred and the jtirynien, etc., notified
na to -appear here; thus saving the
cetnity upwards of $400.60,
It was furtiler claimed by the
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Warden's-- Bit -Mt -et • --
Br-iice County iConneil with delib-
eration§ • practically concluded, welt
joined by county officials and Others
AS guests of Wardet1 Geo: IL McKay
of Mite Township, at a banquet
County Treadurer that the Itireinel! trdriaan't Restaurant, ,Witikerion, Mt
and Ore*n *ittieSset were detained
itThelitk" nght' Atrili.'whichici War -
two days in Wikettor*hen they 4n detay, after* sevei
years, Of
might have beendischarged frorn aiarifai,Die tameissitmeenteee his te.„
8trviee the first •day. thud* saving el- i i
, tro's-rent.' WS, inioitmation was ti -
meet $200 by letting them get home . ceiveei with regret by hie County'
" . Wh" telatia"Os the before the teenty_wae'struelt with .2 douti:cle taliaagataa7 -*eaveseenese_
label on Yone Sentinel seeotid day's pay to ea& of theMT• :lehe with a• cane and address .cif an -
hear fa .8. "paid-up" Against Paving for 1933 : . ' lijitciatititt. • fteettes OlOan and Dealti
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candition? V it . says . The peuvOitiur or
twent ni.foiornw
' new
t•ooneoeeord•agaionrkwl
against 'iefelj'etreileetMtAtl6c
de.the'pettetistieenitifsot
presentation "Dag, there is -n' Ma* -eat in the
yougiitiii arrears -
at '
dining-stoni," ., - , - Please reirtiti , ' "Eat; tan, Week Sate are lueky."
:treleg done during ion when it en- t iiti aetirte RS 'teastreestet a iehgthy
animously. adopted a reliolutiOn 'Oen.- teaSt list Vat; provided. Reete ' A. '"This olio' is -.40 has eaten Y6nr.
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• . ' : -- - - - - im..Le.te hit'llersetteMCCithriel- and„..Atd; I:i'tfigesa of Arran .ipreeorieN1 .110" mitten_ ,....._
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SPEAKING
OF
RELATIONS
county agricultural .• representative,
all Of whom referred to the efficient_
'mnnner in which Warden MeKay had
ioccupied that office\ ,
In proposing the toast to "the
Warden," Reev A Ard "of Arnabel
voiced the opinion of all present,
when he expressed regret at learn-
ing of the warden's retirement. from
municipal activities. Warden McKay
thanked the County Council members
for their co-operation and piesence.
• Daring' the evening musical nem -
hers -were given by D. B. MCDoneld
and W. W. '0Xford, Tiverton, and
Harvey Linklater, Kincatdine. Reeve
:Tames Ross of Teeswater displayed
his versality by Contributing a Scotih
and on Irish reeL
INMEMORIAM
$n loving rheinery of* Kenneth
MacDonald,- whe departed this life,
,Noveitrher 30th, 1931, .
, Ever remembered end s
mdly
ad by iiTs Tiread, gait. ""*--
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here.
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hire A. E. McKim.. attended the
Druggiit Convention hi Toronto this.
week.
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Mr. , and Mrs nese o ertson,'
vieited the past week with friends in
Toronto. • .
Mt. and Robert Webster of
Clinton were visitors in town over
the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Malcolm were
recent visitors with their son Lyman
LOERARY SOCILkIr
• ELECT'S OFFICERS :,
First Meeting 'IT* lie *Held On FridaY
Noveniger
A joint meeting of the four _forme
of the Continuation school was -held :
in foem III, On 'Friday for the pur-
pose -of electing the officers of the • . •
Literary Society' : for the coining '
term„, with the. 'following results:• ,
Honorary President-Misi McLean;-
Presidente-DOugles, Clarice; Vice- ' :
Presidenteeathrval Richerdm, Treas-; •
nrer-Jiin Henderson; Secretary-.
Bob Thompson; _pianist -Peggy Mee
Donald:. Form representatives: Form
Tortinto. ••
Miss Jean Eastoe, of Sault Ste.
Marie, is "spending a few weeks. with" -
Mrs. H. G. 13herriff. •
Mr- and Mrs. Dave &aide and son
William, Were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Joynt.
Mrs. Jessie McInnis' is occupying
Mrs. Will Johnstone's home, while -
the latter is on an extended western
visit.,
• Mrs, Carrick Douglas and two
children, Bobbie and Mary Joyce of
• New York, are visiting -with Mr. and
Mrs. George Douglas.
Mrs., John Joynt is visiting with
her daughters in Goderich and Strat-
ford, while Mr. Jaynt is on a busine:ss
trip to the States.
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Mr. and Mrs Ford Aitchison of
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Hamilton .spent the week -end with
the formees parents, Mr. and Mrs. -
'Rementber, that $t. Andrew's Bali
-a reed old-time "Seoteh dance, will
be held in the Town.lall te:enorrow
night, Friday; Noeember 25th.
Mr. Roy Cole and his ton from
Swift Ceerent, Sask., are spending
-the-evinter-with-the• former's parents -
Mr. and• Mrs. Frank Cole.
' Me. and Mrs., Elliott Taylor and
daughter Annie and MAL Havens of
Fordyce, Mr. Norma --Taylor
Col-
orado and Mr. Stanley .Todd of St.
Helene, visited with Mr. and.Mrs. W-
3.• Todd 'during the week.
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• Mr's. A. L. Tweed, left for Detroit.
on Fehlay, where she will spend the
'whiter with her daughter. Mrs,
'Tweed, .hres been ei visitor here for
the.. past- thief 'month* •ivith • her
sister,' 'Mr •
Ms N.1L. CaniPhelL
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The Delights Players. left 'town for
Blythe -on Thursday, sifter oempleting
a 3 -nights' engagement here . under
•the auspices of the Women's Intsti-
u e, Who benefited to the aniount o
about $35. .This troupe intend re-
turning to‘fill a similar engageMent
In about three :weeks. •
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PLAY WELL PltESENTIED.
geriimentieg on the play "Yintinie
ronisniers Yob." staged by the laird
Dramatic Society in Kincardine last
week the Iteview-Reporter Says:
Honours for sitting go to Rev.
_Geoghegan_ and X138. Cabeflas,
Mickey a,ct., Peg but ail the cast
turned in a 'fine performake. With
rt week ei pjaya "Itiee4 and the
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Form III -Margaret Ritchie, Blanche,
MacDougall; FOrli 4-1801381 P011g.
130881da 'Thompson; Form 1=7.
Herein Ritchie, Herold- Thompson,
Editor' of Journat'e-Finlay MacDon-
ald; Sub-editorsi4iitheiine Maepon-
atd, Sadie; MaeCharles. • •
At a 'Seating of the executive on
ToesdaY; it was decided' that there
will' he two meetings before Chris- -
Friday, NoveMber. 25 and Wed-
nesdaY, December21. The program
on Friday is in the hands of the re,
presentati4es of . Forms I 'and IL
NEWLYWEDS HONORED.
The friends of ?r. and Mis..Thom-
as Kempton? a -recent ' beide and
groom, met in the TownehiP Halt, -
Ripley, On Monday evening, .tes . . '
them honor. When he. crowd had
aSs'eniblel- the "Pingiam-
was given, With Riteve Duncan Munn.7.•
:acting as a very cefficient chairman: • '
Solo, Mrs. Duncan Munn; deleations
by a mixed_ quartette; consisting of
Mrs .W. J. Crawford, Mrs. -S. Munn,
Oran Crawford and Roy McKenzie;
reading by 'Francis Montgomery; . •
sole, Wilfred Davies;. humorous. ad- •
dresses •-by William Leonard and
Gideon Rnttle. 41t. bounteoui luneli
wee then served US about, 300 peciple.
At this time' Mr. and Mrskinsipteri
were Presented with a punt!, as a
:otters of the eiteern of therm preeent.
The remainder 4 the evening was
vent hi dancing to Music supplied by
MacKenzie's °rehearse assisted by
Cecil Robb and Frank Scott,
OurBIg Fami Sale in in full.
It the -hrge Sale
hill 'e settt you j Nor; lith,
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fits ydozivineduatwthescrerot ahiewortep..
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ly-fi'ases' and Weimar's 1932
Coats, Deeriets, Knitted Suite
our entite stoat ,quelit
and Lingerie are on Hale and
tivereoatt and Suitt for -Men
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Young Men, and Boo is OA the
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It will eel YOU OS AO •Chtire-.
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