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.itto forcalow SENTRA= TIIURSPAY', OCTOBER. 2011, 1929.
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The regular, reeetin* oc the- 'Union
1.1.07.V..0. was be.ld at the :11,9nie of
Mrs. E. IL Stewart, 14Phasken Oct.
16th. lbere Was large attendanee
and.:inueli.inteiest wAS inunifeated in
'the PrOgragh
Credit is due the •Presidentfer the
Nvay She presents the features. of Ai-,
teiest contained in the literatare•sent
• frel4pacleuartera for the henekt of
the. , In addition, to the, usual
prcigrato of music, readings and
dL-
• cuisions,* a splendid .,eolitest resulting
• inrMise Agnes Wiley, of 'Laurier, se-
.euring the prize for . the hest pie
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*- The `sebiety has decided, to 'give a
hot feWl surner in the Lecjik,1101 EalT
irp November for Mentheif Of
to U ? 0 and c,Y:i7;:iN.4.' dabs
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Christina's Cake reCipies- Will be the,
,.ireSpelle0 to the Roll At 'next
-.Meeting, 'Followin,g the .singing,orthe
• 14041 Arithent` 4 nice' lunch ' Was
ser,ireA,
1VIAFEKIlk1G
Mr: and Mrs. Ge-cTige Horton were
•:guests f iu. anu :Mrs. Irenry. liorton
!4'hUrsclay. •
••Mrs.. MacKenzig Of Detroit visited
her 'cousin Mrs. Will. l'inlay :last
week.
Mrs. Richard J.ohriston attended the
—W.M.S. meeting at Blyth, Wednesday.
.The „Blake W.in.S. met ThuradaY
• afternoon at the home of Mrs, .Ern-
• etBJtke. Mrs. Thus. Blake took the
.There Was an eellent pro-
gram as follows. 4 leport of the W.,
,cenventiOn .BlYth by Mrsi
• Taitener; the StUdy„,Chapter by Mrs,
, Salt Alton, a paper on Weinen's In-
' nuence in the home and nation bk:
Mrs. Robt.'llenry. A Temperance
paper by i1rs. H.,tigirton in which she
:teld us, that liquor sales in, Ontario,
• tinder "Government Gontrd'l had
•Creased • from $17,000,000 to 850,000,-
0CW. Sze Control? Mrs. ,11.; Curran
,and Mrs. Thos. Anderson, Heralds,
reported on Jaran and. 'Chine. Mrs:
•'John Blake and Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick,
• each contributed Stiles. Fruit for the,
nDeaConess Borne was brought in
. The • NoVenaber • Meeting will be
held at the parsonage and will be
• the, circuit, W,M.B. Dollar Day:
, His, Thos. Anderson and. iSsI.
• SW attended the funeral ef the late
Mr. Carter otDetroit whichl took
place from his'•mother's hpind neer
"Lonsboro' to Clinton 'cemetery Tues-
day afternoon.
Mr John LagenbY iscritically ill
•, and little hope,'in entertained for his
• recovery:
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On Friday afternoon,: 'Mr.. Prank
•:Monan's kitchen, reef ,was discovered
on fire. With the .promwassistatice of
e pupils of No. 0-1370 softie ifeighbors the fire was soon under"
central.. ' . •
LUCKNOW and WINGHAM.
• Monumental
, Licknow. Ont.
Has the largest and most coMplete• -
stock ht the Most beautiful &Iglu;
: to choose from, io ' ;
• Marble, Scotch, Swedish arid Can-
adian Granites • •
We' make a specialty .of Family
• Monuments and invite*Your inspec-
tion. • •, •
Inscriptions Neatily, Carefully Ind
Promptly Dane. •
flee •ns before placing, yonr order.'
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Douglas Bros. , , R. A. Spotton
Phone 74 - Phone 256
Lueimow
inghaw
Dipmeius refusT ic.94.0 'riot
THE RISING ,• GENEIIATIOS
A statement is attribitte4 17.1e
niter Q. Howard ,Ferguson who: ID
discussing the liquor question in On-
tario -stated that it was of little iiee
'to:try gind stop the Old topper's, front
tl;ivriking, but that it was the/ rising
gentrations that, he .is : eoheeraecr a-
bout. if true, that .'statement is a
siliitling one, .coning . not n1yfrqrn
the premier of ,a great prOvince, but
also ,from the . MiniSter of EdUeatiOti
.of .the province. The preMier Should
be a ifttle rripte explicit and Make it
gear ;LS to: justwhat he nieana,when
he is colwerned ibont ihe'XiSing gen-
eration in:framing- the Jier .lawein
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•• 1t:.14*prObehly •true. „ill.. "the'
t:Oppet0'.'aS he is pleased to. d4i •
"nate them,, wiiliabsays' 'want their
htit 4heSe ni;n are.,',not.-always
old tePers..They had to Make a' Start
sometime arid h.3v gradually rekehed.
that ..state... Where they eannot get
,along Without their' liquor'. By mak-
•eesy to get Iiimer as it is under
the LiquOr.,Central Act the .1,"reMier
of this' province has. ;made .k 'good
start towards the .creation• te.mere,
old topiers. than, there:Italie ever been
hea.14:, of in this province.. He is crea-
ting them eeryda that. the •Licitior.
Control , Act. is in force. lie tanriot
that the greater part
of. the Bettor handled:: by • the govern.;
inent stores goes into the hands .of
the yet:Inger'. generation; .I'hey are
the ones whe:ard spending eiOneYand.
because ;the', gov.-
• eminent has Placed,. it Under tbeh
noseS,and frem, theni..jtist .0c4rie..the
profits" to swell the. receipts of ,the
government. They; are the ..Onei who
are inVOIVed in the 'majerity„of the
accidents -•.&at are daily taking place
en.the highways .of the Prreirince, ev-
idence tQ Preve•thii :beingahOWn in.
the, findfag • of hundredk, of bottles
along .the ;roadsides and ,they, are the
ones ho mutt, •Pay the ..piPer . 'and
Pi•elnier Fergueo'n who area nothing
•for the rising generation except. to
lieve hati .a a god cnstonter of:the
government Honor .stores. Where' is,
the, Taney coming from it it is not
from the rising generation ?• If. the
liquor on sale at the•Ilionor'stores is
te•.be turned into cash .the the yOung
map or the)young Weipan 'belonging
to T.ne. rising generatibn Must supply
it, And what of the'future..They are
the, 'ones'. who ars. t•,eing looked to
as; the fiiture, great .rnen o:f the prov-
itre who are expected to attend •the"
un iversitie ' and fit thelnselVes ,f6r
the 'ditties Which willdevolve • upon
them as'legislators, lawyers, Cajdaini:
of industry. merchants, etc., bet if
they develop into "old •tererS'!: as
many of them surely will; then' tbe
province of 'Ontario is ging to suffer'
and Premier. perguaon and his gov-
rcnment•is going. to hAve melt: to
an-
swer for.—Owen Soittal
GUELPH
Insurance.
CANADA
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I:Phone. No. 10' is at ,Votir -Service'
We Sell for Cash -We Sell Cheaper. Than'The Credit Store
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TIe
Good
Cheer-,;
Heater
Stme
'Outst1Tthfl
Featues
4411w
CAN aprnnT iNTo A stiAti.pw4FIRE 150X IN,3 MiNt"l'ES
itOt1Pu1t
tEltfger ItEATtit-4'WEAXTUTL.11Ali.tif•--..; Arfk
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P AgAINCt 'cAtOibT BE gtiltPAKM),' —
IVOTEC
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Mr. ttoht, ponon spent -4 Ouple.of
chgs last Week' iNith his 'sisters in'
GOderieb. • ,
• tlVirs. 4uss, Bissett and Betty,' XI',
and Mrs. yviwed 1i'iArri4 arid family
spent the week end- with trioxide in
Sarnia ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter of
Clapcleboye.Seent the woelr-oud With
:Mrs. --totter's 'father, Mr. Wm, Hick'.
Ingham,: Mr. Buekingliam Went with
• them to Clandeboye or a couple_ of
• weeks .visit, •
Kititail branch of the W. I. in.
tend helding a tinitaquerade &nee- in
100401 f•fall po reriday evening, Nov,
• Me.: and -1%fr.s. ::),Iatliestin
Detroit are Visitipg the latter's ,
bro-
ther, Mr;.K, J. MaCDorield. •• „
'• Miss 'Annie MacKeaie -1014e07
• Pap is visf.tingher 151,00 AP* John
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Mrs:' Srnalley and her.; daughter,:
Robb of Detroit 'aro Visitinge•the
.foriner's • brother Mr., ;WM. Baldwin.
Mrs. snent'alew days
ithe gnest, of, Mrs. Macenzie,
Miss., Sophia •Koniptan of St. , Jeseph
Mieh., is. Visiting her brother, Mr.,
Kempton. •-
, Mrs: .james•-• MacDonald' returned
.home last week after -sPeecling, a .week
.with her daughter,.. Mrs, 'Lorne Mae-
Lenran," Detroit. • ' •
Dr. Arnald Cowan, of Toronto is
jvoishipthlek,2:r.ha,isn:.; end., ,Mrs..
Misses Jean 'and Marie Long,lBei-:
Cie and Salina .GrAnt end •Isabel:Mac-
Denald after attending. the Teachers'
ConVention,at Exeter; anent the meek-
dnit in , LOndon. • •
• ,The October meeting of the ••Fare -
Mount club Was held on - the
fith inst. at the hinne of Miss:1VIarY
MacLean.. Mrs: MeGill, preSident;
�c -
•cued the chair.',The program con-
sisted et a paper by MiSs-..14,•.kac1,ean
'The Song of 4.C.A.,'; a Solo by
Mrs.' HaMilton, A reading by Mis
McAuley; :",Why. I :Love Canada"; a
palier by Miss Bessie.Barnby•on "Bow
To Cultivate. 'a Sense ot -
Muriel • Farrisfi entertained ihe, meet- -
ieg with :e'pretty "exhibition of the
Highland." FlIngkiss l3siriffist- ave a
piano thole. There was,,•i4 course, the
ustial comthunity Singing.; An Apple
'contest -proved a very amusing
num-
ber, The •program was fellewed by a
iainty lunch served by the hestess.
The November meeting will he held
A the home of Airs. Stanley.
"`.4. *IND IS RUSTLING SOUTH.
, AND SOFT"
John, Masefield 'knew Whereof he
Wrote When pennini this beautiful
line. Noe but West Indian skies and
waters could have inspired it. , For
there, •.tlie Trade Winds gently creon
.and cool the genial warmth of a iroP;-
ic sun.
Seek Solace for Winter, find nay:
adventure blue Caribbean waters.
Sail t� the British West Indies Where
enaint native life, gaylpluiraged birds
and glorious flowers: and foliage a-
bound. Steil ashore at ports of call
and explore ,the scenes of bygone r� -
ranee ,for these are the islands of
Hawkins and Drake, of Captain Blood
and John Silver. , • .
Canadian National Steen -Alps mai-
ntains two services to these lurefur
Hands. The Eastern Gronn.,,Screice
embraces Bermuda, . St.. Kitts, Nevis
Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica. St.
Lucia; Barbados, .St. Vincent. Greria-
di and GeorgetOwn, British
• . The Western Group Service sails to
Bermuda, the Bahamas, and Kingston
Ilmaica—witere connection is made
for Belize, British Honduras.
• Five nalatial yacht -like steanl-shitis
entecially built for tropic travel make
these services ,the last word inocean
t.v',I luxury.
narticular4 from any' Can -Wien
National rail or steamship agent.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. •
• Tr"; .FS:TATE •dF FRANCES
AN BOWER,' late of the Township
Ashfield in the Count y of Heron,
W.dcrv. Deceased. • .
NOTICE IS•IIER.EBY' GIVEN our-
Arlrit ti the reVised sfatiites of Ont-
ario in that regard. that all persons
.aaires. afrainst .the 'tateof
Prances Ann. Rower, Who died on or
111,1•It the 'fit day of geptember, A.
D: 192P: at the Tmrathin %As" field.
aro •reottirect to send by pot, prepaid,
or deliVer to the undersigned. 'on or
1-‘0,,re Never,ber "tid. AJ)., 1929.
their •nameg and addresses ulth fufl
IT-Erni:Ars Of their claims in writing,
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verified by statatory deelarationand
the notore of the -securities, if any,;
held 'by them. • - •
AND FURTHER TAKE: 'NOTICE
.111.-t. /liter tlw. sqi4I world day
Nover•-ber. 1929;.the aqvots of
-t1 iestnte 7-tliM•ifiiff y
thr E‘:eetttors amen, the;partic;-;
en-
tiV'd- there fo, having retrarel.ofilyto
they-cha-ii---the-ti heves
thr 'Watt will'InttAlailithl*
for any claims not filed 'at the tink0
-6f- OW Said digtribtitiett.
DATED itt Winp'ham tlifs. Wolfe
day' of October A.D. 009..
WiTan;',. Ont.
• 'olicittif for the Egecutora.
,g
(31-1:37 —
ut
. Heating, Pitinibilig and Electric Wiring
CENIENT
,,r
'fix the
Lot's uye turned to 'rubber
-ard then to' salt,
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In a .clentwriles everybody has
• rightto feel etIveriox to the
419n people,.
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• AT Tux yv„.:.c.. .4i. U. MEET:ING
• At, the meting' 4 the. 4cimoW
branch of the W.O.T,IT, held at -Mrs.
WM. MacKenzie's home F.riclaY of
MrS. Maely•or tread the
following striking ,artiele ,which has
appeared in:a• nainher Of Ontario pa-
pers.. It oiiginate"u the form of. a
letter to The, Glebe.;
F vas bus,y 'panning fruit. The bell_
rang for the fourth time within 140.,f
an hew': Inipatieutly turned of the
heater and hurried 'to the door to tell
the disturber that our vacuinir elle4;
was working -aright; that We, were:
. not thinking-. of mu:thanging
And. Yes,: we took ,A Matting -paper,
:the 'Lest 'ever' printed,_The.,Glebis..
stirprise,' tecetiotraL Sale's-
-Mfaii greeted, me,- but • a poor:haggard'
faced old' woman, W`..hq fiald.. up her
h'itilhOt 'of Wares,,inviting ine• to hay.
foriot My' fruit And aelte,d herin.
,After lunch Shetokt•nie,Ihis story: ,
• '".I.;'ain ,SeVontY telir years of age.
I live with iny'clanghter, Margaret on
Street. She 'has slit Children. The
;baby is three days old. It is blind,
and -'-well, 'we .hope 'it Will' dig.. Marg-
aret Calls it Howerd..Peor .grievouslY.
sinned:against •childi My son-in-law
was sent to, jail,..laCt week forethival-
lowing toe much whiskey. The judge -
told Margaret e.was serry he had to
lock unher husband, but she just said
iii ,tired way: "but it is
easiee tgari t� lock up the liquor st-
dr:es, isn't, it?" Yes,. Jack takes the
whiskey and we takethe Consequence;
and' they ...have 'been terribleduring.
the past two year Jack hai lest his
iob, the 7 few hundred dollars I had
Saved 'for:MY old age have gone andil
now We have only , What My two,
grandchildren: and•I can earn, and'I"
tell yeti it isrettrauch. , 'We ,live in
•tbree 'small ;rooms, our few •clothes
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are shabby :and :Often 'we` ' go to -.bed
hungry. And .Whe careS?-. Why, they,' want to serul o's cai1 aS'posSible.
body, .except a neighbor, WhoSe only
'child Was killed by ,a drunken driver:
Night after:night,i Can See her
lag.. up nd down her reera and' bear.
her ,Calling: "Oh' Maurice! My little
lid." ',Then she -shriek: God!
Don'tfie liquor win On Vefolier„
.30th." Margaret and: I.. are praying
for thattoO,.• hut' unless 'the: „people
forget their party and 'support Prin-
ciple we nre doomed," • ' ••
Oh, -voters! Won't you:Ate/P. Pea to
• answer their, ,prasters You wouldn't
put a- big. Stone, in the wait of a., toe,
tiling child 'Arid then tarn away indifl.
ferently when thelittle one Was hurt?
You woUld'nt_let-anyone.. de such .•
Cruel thing •without. exerting all your
strength to give the,behy•a chance4o
.go safely.'Ilien, What about the weak
Jaelcs, the broken-hearted Margarets:
and the poor, unforturiaie baby, 'How -
ars'? What will :Your Vote,. October:
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, Fdtipl'aVedi,,, KINIA)SS .
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'WI Aleit MaeLeed Of Loudon, si mit.
. tbe week-en4 ot MA....4011ik'MoeLeoti,'S
on the Sixth: Con,' ", •'' • ,,
,,Mr. and •Mrs, Wm.' Irwin of 4ifelt-
now,visited: at Mr. Wm. goh.b's,- the
first a 'the week. ,
-7-4r;-. -cieerge'-White "had 4. very sue-
icessful Sale, Thursday of last weeb...
• IYIr.. and 1VirS., It IVIartin. and family..
.spent .§unday at .Bir, John 'Puritin'a,• „
SC Helens. ,
.Miss Hannah. MacDonald • spent'. a
:fewda.y.s recently 'With Mks. Miller of:
St. Helen's INV ' :,...is' -not :been well of
late. . :-• •-L...,L '
Vq.;-Allin MacCauley„ . or Ripley,
*Red 'her sister, .1414.' 'A. Grahain,
lthis rAeek.':, ,,. ' , .. ,
:Mrs, ' W. McIntyre,, :,ctrriy,ed: hero
;fro,in ..th.es-WeSt on. Mondqltoi.attead:
the funeraj of her...father, the late .J'ilr!",
,Jelin..:Rossi,- v‘the. '''paSSed; ,st,A44: at .'bis;
lifily.e4';k4..:titi:e ,secolid'•!Cdti, after." n.
lengthy. ilinesk' ilie •fainily have :the
sympaithy'..ok the ',(5onimunity in their ;..
tereavenient. : -.1 .7
" Missi, 'Catherine. Bain a,i.al sister
Christena of Landon acrompanicci by
t 'eir eousiuv Miss Catherine Bain, : Of
oodstock,spent •the week' end .,with'
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M. and Mrs. I,?.. Bain. , .
, • The: October meeting, of the tT.F.Nir„
0. was held ' et the heme- of .Mrs.. L,
MaVer, . when' . forty-one , .members
and Nis'iers Were 'present. oMrs. Stith -
llerland resided, and the 'meeting was
opened , by 'singrtig ''The Manic Leaf"
and repeating. the:rtird's ,Pre,Yer ,Iri
anise* •MrS... Martin rea4rt,he minuteS
Of last. meeting, '.dra:d -Several • Corres-
pondence..from Varietis .placeS,'inatild-,
:ink one ,froin .Miss Edythe Sluith .of.' '
'New Ontarle,', The .1161,1 ,Ca.11, was an-
. swered. by `The Monti -1.0 Loves The
.Best:". The :businels, Ei part a 'tlie_ .mee,ot
mg dealt moFItly with. planning for
the : Bale to .be • sent u'p North, which .
'30th, do for then?
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Kathleen ,McKee lyinhon.
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HOLYROOD
Mr. and Mrs. • Geo. White and son
Fred White; and Mrs ' White. of 'Echo
Bay, Algomawere recent visitors wiih.
the former's brother, M. Thos. White.'
•. Mrs. :Wellington Henderson, 'spent
Wednesday with her Aunt, Mrs. Char:,
lie .Congram. • . • .
Messrs. ''Culbert .' and. Will, Jones
were guests at' Mr. •Thomas'Hawkley
Sunay. .
Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe of Walker-
ton Were eecent visitors at Mr. Alnier
Ackeres.
Mrs„. Ernest Ackert and MTS. 'Char-
lie Congram were Called to .Ethel on;
Saturday on account of the death 'of
their. father, Mr.. Christopher. Raynard
Mr Itaynard who Was. 85 .years. Of
age- enjoyed 'geed health,.. but while
engaged in picking apples, a runt of
the ladder he was using broke and he
fell to the grOufni: The shock was itoo
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much for hip and he passed away a
few hours later, The familly 'have the
deepest sympathy Of the community
in the loss of their father. • :
Mr. and Mts. John •• Button',spent
FridaY •evening at the ,home of Mr.
Altner Ackert, , • •
• Mr. Ensign Sr. of Paramount :spent
a few .days recently, at.the home of
•Mr. • lamard..Ro.binson.,
THOMAS A.'.ppiso:si RECOVERING
Those Who listened to Thomas A.
Edison, the,wizard of electricity,
Monday nigt as his speech ,as
broadcasted frenti'Detroit, were shoat -
ed to hear next day that at' the eon-
-Rasion o ll'is""talk heCellariSed; •and'
was-thought-
dition It has.beerl since regortedo that
his condition is not co bad as was at
first reported, and that he Auffned
v.: froxir_fatroire. --f.gte.iil;•
Henry Fell had invited him ,te De-
troit •,to "Apend the: • ,eVerting with
Mends by' way et celebrating the
50th' Anniversary of 'the inveritkin of
electitie light bulb .newl41* . common,
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-.11AnntAGn, AT. iimanxn
Miss •Be-ssie Able tanti Hubert
lobe, _Both_ointIli 411,44,1Lai ,e,Lanitad
marriae.e On the afternoon of Wed-
riesclay, Oct. otb. The' teremen-yva
Was petfornied in. St. Paul's Churit
the rector Rev.,'.W. Sehaffter, of'.1-•
The brie wore' a own 'of
%Are' Pritc Wdotfeetto eiltd liPt 'Of ..nate
pink Velvet: Miss -Lillian Pardo
viorriag wag maid 4honor, t
• They alSo decdded to , have -an ``At' •
Hope" n th6 Town ,IIall,. tucknow;
,onNoVember ,theStb, when the. Para -
*aunt Clubs are to be. present: "
Mrfi. ‘'f., A yry,,' . Robinsou„
Hrs. lfaglieSand Miss M'Artha• Sutb:.
erland,.. sang very sweetly • ,":Siy
Ridge Mountain Mits.NOi1'
McCallum,:gaie a gunormis reading..
tittle Lillian Carruthers gave a pi..01 ty
selection on the mouth organ.. Mrs,.
Carnochati,, MOSinnen, , Miss
Mary MacLeini . and 'MI's. Middleton,
sang Ode TO The Club.", Miss.
Alma Carruthers and Elizhboth Rob -
bison sang a cluette,7 fpllowedby a
temperance reading .by Mrs. :McIver.
The meeting, Was: brought to a , clothe
by singing the National Ahtheni, and
vote,Of :thanks' to the' Hostess, after
which lunch was served and a social
time ,spent.. The .next meetingit to be
at the heine of Mrs. George Leekha. rt.
LANGSIDE._
Mr: and .mi,s:„ „Fester Marshall and
daughter, Reehaef Wrigham,,,anfi
and Mfrs: George Casliek and children
were Sunday' visitors. with Mr. and
Mrs,. Geo. Harkness.... ••
The -Young People'. of Langside 'are
praotising ,,a play ."Red: Acre Farm"
And .hope to have it ready for presen-
tation soon.
Mr.. and Mrs, 3:;,plehardson "pert
Sunday afternoon 'with Mr, :and Mrs.
J. McInnes' of Teeswater. '
Mr. and Mrs. J....Tiffin:, Me. . Mrs. ,
:George! Tiffin; 'Mr. and. Mrs. '• Wesley.
Tiffin spent.MondaY evciiim; with Mr.
and.. Ates. • Johnson Conn..
Mr. and Mrs:, Victor Emerson spent
the week end with Mr.' and Mrs. A.
MageMly of -.Stratford,.. . • •
: Me. and Mrs. Dawson and 'AIM
AT: 'OMAN -son :of Winteihurch; & •
Mrs. lia1iert'St6art and family sp&it
Sunda:- o rt,t o Oa with A1r.
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Mr, and, AIrs: Jelm Croston, spent
the weck end with iriends in Val cn loo
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• . WI:Gil..
The jr. W. A. will meet on Sat:1r-
,
day af,ernoon nen in the basenint,
of the Church of Ascension,. •'
The prty,!zen,teci ther pay.
"teat •Lyene'''s in •Arino* on Mon:ay
night and in' Blyth n Tuesday night..
• M ; F. 131aisdI is her
bother 4. Jas. 1,‘U-cy. near Kinc,tr,
dine.
Mis • Wi ruti [red Percynurse-in-"
training Jit 'Kincardine., hospital spent
,...nanday...aterraton at her home
• .• Mr, and •Mts.: B. WLean'a;ceonip;
lea 114.. Macl:ean and Eve
..-visttaci_eii_Sundory.,A.\, i•• and, lira
• tlesSor 761- Bervie. . •• .
Mr. and Mrs. Cron g and,alr„,, 4tad.'
Mrs m . Armstrong. of Kinleis vis
:gr. 'and Mts. Geo. Perey (7)1111.4'
-viiiittiH4ith'iVI4...5v-i.lonoterc7 'One ki•v•Y'
•
lag week.
,• There -will • be • no service in the
Chitith of Mrtrriston heivcn.StriulAY/'
due to •ThankAgiVhig service in the
Anglicau diffirCh' at HIrcirkib- on. thil
day. Th. Re‘'. Canon Appleyard of
Windsor. father .of Rev, Mr. ,Apple,-
yardt•,rector of BoWie, parish will
ettithiet the stilitt.
• .4 if onel
slips
the call fails
fT4HERE ' are three people, to 'every i telephOne
• • 41; call. If any one of them makes ernistake the
call fails.' It may be the '0 peraor, it May be the
• perdon Callirtg, it Inay be the person 'called. '
• •• •
There re •Oyer one ruiltip# local calla,ip Ontario
and 9t1OzreC •dv6i-y der-which.`fail---I'Line's Busy"
:krisiverk",`No :one en the line now,
ta"Wtoyg Ne'. ,• • „,
•These •unooniOleted: CallS'are; a serious; matter.. ,
minutes a.day weste4rt,.
•' Congestion of @Hie ,-,- Constant • irritijOn• r••• a
• 'handicap teefficierit service: •' •
,
• . Some Of -these dannet be -Avoided and some: of
them -are due-. to, our own 'errors; and -Marty 'of
thern..are due to lack of.ce,oPeration by the other •
. . . .
*We are constantly reducing our own errors
and wej are 'constantly atr,iving to gi've the best
possible -telephone seryice at loWest possible cost.
poPt o,fis effort We are now giving publicity
• to common feults in telephone nsage in the -hope .
•
that there rrfay be mutual' endeavour to secure
and maintain max.mian':efficiency. .
• It:takes: three people to corrniletea call — if orte
makes a mistake, the call fails.'
*/t. tA .00'2,q9riy 1!tn9Y 1 ta.n
. . .
$2.7,iiut.000 ' , to '
co,te'n f• 0+4 cte
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• ,
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4'11-11111),11E-ATINC-I .SPREAD OUT EVENLY, BE-
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