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$2.90,•PER YEAR IN ADVANCE; 0.50 OTHNRWIE
DE.W M 6ONN1.4 •
,Phytician and Surgeon.
•' Lucknow .
1.811-3,30''•7,4
• Phone 86
DENTIST •
Dr. MacLeod Will . visit Lucknow
every Tuesday, in The Cain Hedge.
•,•..- ' DENTIST
: la, R li,..,-*releavens '"Iaireknell'-=
Oval' "Decker i Stoic . Extraction
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: eithe*. by gni Or Idial, Will be in
• Dungannon every Thursday. Phone 53.
'••• WALL PAPER -=A full line -of 1930
Wall Paper on hand. Prices consider-
able down for 1930. I am also agent
for 'leading' job houses. -R. J. Camer-
on, Decorator, ;Painter and Grainer,
Box 174,'Lucknow. ,
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FOR SALE -Aged Shorthorn Bull
.; John Hodgins, R. R. 1, Holyrood
(30 -1a -c.) •.
FOSTER iI010S-Wanted for the
#011lowingi-Girls, 17 years,' 15 yrs.,
12 yrs., 7 yrs., 5 yrs. Boys, yrs and
(46,4•—e.)
...a...mar mt.
•ExEcuToRs gALE—The execut,-
•;-• of the..estate of. James Barbour,
• deceased, will have an'auction sale. a.
• 'Farm, Atock and, Iinplements at/;Let
: 24, QM: .10,. West Wawanosh on Feb:,
12, domtnenciqg at one -o'clock P. IL
• See Everything listed will bi
sold. ;•. John Purvis, Auc.
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APPLICATIONS. WANTED,
,ASHFIELD
„.........-.44litiitions_for_thoffite•of Road-
,
' Simeriattendant for.the ToWriship of.
• Asfifield will be received' by the un-
deisigned:, clerk . up to: noon on. Feb.'
. 10,-11130. ,Applicant to use Ide own
•.e.ar and state price per hour. Lowest
• not necessarily accepted: - . ;
C. E. McDonagh, Clerk,
LuilknoW, R. R. 3.
• ' (30-1=c.) •
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TENDERS •
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Tenders will•be received by the un-
dersigned Up to Saturday,.Pebruary
1,1930, for the following Hydro -mirk
• Making conneCtions at rate for
each connection.
• Line work and meter changing at
a rate per hr.• ••
•Hydro system to s.upply all meter -
except tape and wood screws.'
• The lowest or any tender not nec-
;eerily accepted.
4 Joseph..Agnew, Clerk.
;.(do -71.--e.): •
•• • CONCERT
The Girl Guides. will give a concert
• on Fridity Evening, Jan. 31, akled by
the High Scheel students, Who will
repeat, theit play "Throwing Dust I• gt
...The Eyes." Admission 35c. and .25e.
Proceeds for the Arena Fund
(30-1=c.)
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•• • ENTERTAINMENTS
•. • LARGELY ATTENDED:
Chautauqua festivals are very, pep
' ular throughout the Canadian West.
• Approxiefately 1% million *Pie at-
•• aended .0aeadian Chautauqua in
• , ada in 1929; and the aggregate at-
• ' tendance at Chautauqua within! the
•gliaVspeaking last year reached
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the. huge total Of 86 million. .
NOTICE TO ANNUAL MEETING
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The anriiial meeting. of the West
awatiesh Mutual Fire Instiranee Co.
ill he held in' the Perish Half,,
as Mien- Oa Friday, ,.Fel. 7th, 1930' at
14p.m.' to receive. reperts, elect ec..
.).
1111,,,,t,v,. tilt, 'appoint Auditors and transact
neral business.
m..G.• Watson, G, C. Treleaven, •
President ,
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• 11 •ZION
and,Mrs. Thos. Helm left on
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•Miss Allele Mitchell Was home .�er "NATIONAL TEA" WAS POPUI.
the'weeksiend; ‘ • , • .
JANUARY 3oth., 1.950. •
AR I..00AL HOCKEY. TRAM •
Reeve: Robert gee is 'attending Tbe ladies of the loeal W°'ne•
. • & sitRpirsEs
Cetuity . Council at Walkertan •thie Institute had a butir :::trune,•
statNo soli
the:
WO:
arty • Defeet Kincardine at bonne
3ieek. ,, , , . . 4,. - , ,. vieye. of ,this week :preparing s!
: .. , ..., .: --7,*" "natioral• tea". Which- theY .serred,
,For a Ilit .of.. iedi. 1?Poic DargaiT!' all 'centers, in ,the ToWn.nalt Tiles. d
see' A'. E, Melthn!s a0ertisiment ?n evening.* They had eVicientlY •been
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al'o end'of work preParing •the ' H
The Fire Company is Putting on 'for the. event, and i had all be
another Of their poPular lances On done .ta gooCaffect. '. .
reittifil 7:th, ' ' ' , ' • !,' 'in' the four :corners ;' of the loin
We are sorry to report Itne Bernina
; ' : a ' • ". , booth:31*de ettabifighed, With a fifth
111netis of Ilija Wm: *Mullin at the on the stage, each one with distin
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tive 'and appropriate , decoratiOna---:
Nene of his ton -in-law, W. J. Davison '
• the waiters being in national costume
Mr. John . MacLean and wife of Parent ,were served just •a course in
Battleford, „Sask., are guests thie 'each ,liolith, the serving. being, sap,.
Week of Mr. and Mrs. W.,,C.alahristen pettedly, characteristic #01 the' cauntry
kr..Allan Tiritel-, who has not been represen
feeling ,well-ihe;ratt couple of Weeks At the -deer tickets wera' taken by:.
has gone to Toronto for a few weeks • a splendid 'Scritelnan,, Whose .robust
rest Mr'.: Pecher it/What-lei is assist- proportions „suggested those rational
mg in the shoe store in his absence: heros, William Wallace . and Donald
Dinniei after which: 'one .shook the
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glad hand of an English squire in. toi
BRUCE L,O1.. TO MEET HERE',
. and. breeches. This ma•
de one feel
E a Play Tie • Game Wiflgamjfl 30
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iiinittel 'Overtime`i•Scoae 1=1. '.
jfi.ineardine :at knew'
ex•• FolloWing a 'clef at -in Kincardine
genie' twci :week! ego,. the...locar sen-,
' " ' at home, and you passed into , the'
. . A gathering of interest to the P,ed'.• West Indies where ' cocktaile sievt;
ple of Lucknow, will be the annuai • served and the' eye wab de4ghted
Meeting of the Bruce County, Loyal •
Orange Associntion, to be..held here.
on Tuesday; February 4th. Delegates
with tropical 'fruits in all'their glory
;The guest then passed to India,:
•where 'turbaned waiters: served, not
rice and- tea, as might .be •expectedi
but ' Corn ,and craCkers.. • • •
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• wilL be present *fibril all over tile
county. Worshipful. County Master
B. Loger1 of Itipley conVede From India one 'went, to Ireland
the Ledge at 2s00 P:m.÷..Sessione will when the tame ,was
deCorated in true
continue on into the evening. In view Irish style and, a, bevy -of pretty co -
of the: langaage, itheol and flag leent served (What would you. expect)
sues being particularrY before the.
potatoes and pig -otherwise Pork
public at thiatinie, the Activities an sausage.. As 'a 'table decoration there
resolutions' of the Loyal Orange were
more •potatoes, the harp ef. ould
sociation British Ameriea are of Ireland And shamrocks. '
particular interest as Well as of great This -being the solid,"filling; :strew..
public importance'. The Grand 1,00 gthening. part of the mem, the guest.
Of Ontario *ill convene in Brant- ort_a' rtiving at-the-,Canadian-hOothr
-lard in 'March; and the decisions of was prepared 'for something lighter.
the County Lodges will have great •and gOt cake and iee cream--4ust
weight with that assembly: " What you would expect facial "Our
Lady of The Snows."
The next country was Japanawhere
tiMidat approptiate decorations, pa-
trons were served tea. Of delieinav;
flavor, fitting finale, after which one
might -go' hoine or remain to enjoy.:
the music furnished by a .loeal orth-
estra.•
4 The affair was well patronized -In
spite of- a rather vicious storm which'
no doubt kept a number at home..We
hope. that the ladies did well. The
"tea" was put cin in the inta•ests of
the. Soldier's''Meinoriel Fund,' and
there -was a kit of:work about it. But
it was such an affair as women•delight
in, and the fact that the people turn-
ed out Well and kept them busy
would be a crowning, pleasure and
reward. '
i:ST. HELENS
Mrs. Geo. Stuart has returned home
after visiting for a time in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hyde were
• visitors in, Kincardine for a few days
• tis week, •
Rev. T. C. Wilkinson whO is making.
• a short Visit withIllis parents at Rip-
ley will return on Tuesday.
We regret 'to hear of the illnett.
of Miss Mary .McQuillin vkno is :At
the home of her brother Mr: Harry
Lucknow. •
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The play which was to have been
given here by the Langsita. Dramatic
society has been called off, but \may
be given at a later date. .
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The Women's Institute meeting'
will be held at the home of Mis. R.
X. Miller. on Thursday, Feb. 6th at
2.30 o'clock. Roll Call 'App, Receipts'
Subject -True and False Economy4-
in charge of Mrs. K. Webb. Hostesses
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. W. A. Miller
ASHFIELD COUNCIL'
Council met on Jan. 13th, all 'mem-
'hers present and enbscribed to the
Declaration of (Ince.
Minutes of December meeting were
then read and approved on motion of
Black and Swan. • , ,
I Moved by Swan end Anderson and
resolved, that council do business with
•the Bank of Commerce, Lucknow to
• be the' Township bank. •
The road superintencleilt then Hand-
ed in .his resignation ivas ac-
cepted on motion of Blacx and Rit-
chie. •
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Moved by Anderson and Swan -that
ennneif rags a vote ...of thanks' to Mr.
Kilpatrick' for his faithful service
during the past years, • •
Moved by Bkek and;, 'Ritchie that
council advertise for a
tendent, applications to be in clerk's
hieds. by next meeting. Bylaw nilm*
her One eppointing fOr
1900 w
. asduly -passed 00 .motion 01
Swan- and Anderson.•
• By-law nunibar -two. -bOrroWing- Atom•spent-ftheweek WhOini
ASEPIELD NOTES: '
The January meeting of. the Ash-
field •Presbyterian Missibn was
held at. the Manse with president,
Miss Margaret • MacKenzie, in the
chair. The opening hymn was No. 779'
After repeating the Lord's, Prayer in
unison the Scripture lessen was read
from St. Luke's GOspel, chapter 10,
verses 25 to 36. The Roll Call was
a verse from the Bible that has helped
me. A letter of appreciation ,and
greetings from Mies Margaret= Hardie
also_ a letter of thanks from 'Miss
Ratti were reed. The following Mem-
bers contributed to. the progrant-,6
Miss Luella Cowan, M. and 13.•Bisset,
I. MacLean and Marion Cowan. Mr.
Colquhoon brought gavetings and
closed the meeting with prayer.- •
• Press Sec'r.
IVIAFEKING
14:r.: Thos. Anderson • it attending
County Council in Goderieb this week•
'Mr. and Mrs. Will P4trie and- child
ren Spent Tuesday et Mr. and Mil.
Sam Kilpatiicks.
Mr. Richard Finlay, accompanied'
by his sister Norman: Shaekelton
lett--Montlay tiff waft" their Sister IT
Windsor. • • •,
• Nisi' Florence Cragiston of Mtge*
day-terAtielple-WhereAheritit-etnt4.•-'
king their honto alter spending
days with friends at Zion.
he pt "iro Days to . Matte
given in. the Orange gall • 00
ada f eififi-r VV:erYbini
rtained Etteir:tijoited, the Play.:
„ fife' to that.
Itirehle not as- well it pod.'
hoite• to see hitti iniprdved
r. end Mrs. .losph Helm were
iors turned the.tables •and defeated,
the': Lakeside.bOYS 'it the home, rink
late Thursday night by a score • of
LuelintivOt- Started the scoring in the
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first period' when Fisher 'netted the.
rubber on a nice combination • play.,
This period furnished the best brand •
.of hockey. Both teams worked'hard
to seem and the period ended with .a
Score: of 3=1 far the•Lucknotv team.
The second :Period opened'with 1:
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kincardine playing four men On the 1.
forward line, in an atternpt to even
the score. They theeked-hardarOund
.the Lucknow;net and the local boys'
could not break away. Much credit .
is .chie Bill Reid .in goal. He' turned A
DEATH' OF MRS. IrMacINTOSH
• Mrs. -D.41 MaeIntosh who. for Many
'yearg Wes 4 highly esteemed resident
•Of Liidknovir die.l the:boine 'of. her
.danghter in Son., tienton,on Friday of
last: week. : She • hid; been in •rather:
poor health since before LUtlar
now siX.years ago, although 'rnest.o$:
7tlaalirtie she was able 'to be abott. •
remains were brought.Iere ror
interment: in Greenhill Cemetery, the
funeral being on. TuesdaY; service
being. held in the Presbyterian Church
at ten ceclock. Paiibearars :were, Win:
MacKenzie, Fltillip J. C.
!Murdoch; 6eO. A. Siddall; Geo: Doug-
las and _Thornas Watson. • '
l3efore her marriage, the late Mrs.
MaeInto4 sees Miss Henrietta And-
erson, .her early ho,ne:being" in Zorti,,
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Oxford County, wheri she' and Mr.
Macintosh were 'married before com-
ng t� LucknOvv. •• :
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:COMMUNICATION •
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Mercitant Writei About.The Credit
asl es,s of after shot,. and some real, • ; System. • : • ' „ • •
,hardones at that. Each team 'scored'
twice Making the score 5=3 at whieh.•
it regalined " • •
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Lucknow ,played A •defensive game
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during the; last period and by. hard
hocking and king shots turned •the
Kincardine tenni • back, as they .des-
perately. attempted to even the contd.
• The Scoring- honors Of the game
went, 6, Fisher, '.with.13 goals to his
credit. Collyer and 'Thompson Stored
_the other two counters: arcDoriald :On'
right wing was the -pick° of the Kin:
eardine'• team.' The: Kincardine team
proved Veri-noptilar, .and played last
Defense,'
Brick 'end. Rodgers: Centre, Geddess::
Wings, McDonald and Walpole: Stilts,
Chapman, Anders", Bennett.'
Lucknow-.Goal, Reid Defens: 'Wil-
son •ane.1%/1.• Hcenderson: 'Centre, C.:
•ThOMPsOn; Fisher and. :It.
fienderion: Subs, A. Thompson;•Ag;
new, •Collyer. •
Lucknow at Wingham. .
Wingham and Lucknow battled f
90 in a strenuous game
hockey in. the .Wingham Arena'
Monday •night. of this week to ha
the game end in a deadlock with
score of 1=1. . .
The game was a teal exhibition.
hockey. .The play was fast and clea
feature by hard checking and splend
Work an the part of both goalie.
• Wingham. opened the scoring whe
Alf. Lockeridge succeeded in beatin
Reid hi a scramble around Lucknow
et.. The second period opened up wit
ucknow playing nice coMbinatio
.n4 trying hard 'to even the 'court
he 'malt had some difficulty into
ating. the ner 'and McGee in th
ingham goal seemed , twbeatabl
he second period ended with neithe
earn scoring. •, •
The pace did not slacken th
Iiird period and "finally 11,1cCoy. suc
eeded scoring for Lucknow with
• minutes left to Play. Both teams
ught desperately- trying, to; break
e burwith • the final gong the
ore remained 1-1. '••
Going into overtime the teams kept
the terriffie pace for 30 minutes.
ingham scored two goals in quick
ccession but beth ;Vera on oft side
ays. Tho IoCal boys checkegi hard
d effectively and tithe alter time-
uld not succeed in bulging the twine
eCinikesouvpos.:the..*fnghata attack, but
Thorndyke of Clinton .handled• the
me and • did se in a, very satisfae-
w manner.
Wnghath-Goal, Mcee: Defense,
ekeridge Bros.: Cente, A. Mitchell
lge, Brown and Soner: Subs, H.
tehell, McIntyre and Ross.
LuckttoW•Goal, Reid: Defense,
Me-
jr and Nr. Henderson: teintre, C.
Thompson: .Wing, „Miler' end W.
Henderson: 'Subs, A. ThomPkon,
Ag-
new and Wilson:
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MOrity for rOftroad- interest was duly Ot bet unele 1Vir. I - h
P,Ots.,e'clairinnition-ato,Andertogra
Ritchie. • • •
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On mOtion of Bittok and the
• following :8111t Were .'ordered
, Smpson, it O. ILSalary and
.P.Xpensei fOr 1024,-Stiq..00. tlerk for
supplies, BegiSteiing birtht,
marriages And deaths, $1.25'.. A. E.
• Wilson co.„ payroll' audit $19 20' Ilia
inw Kilpetricki-militit--kgfrlecob Hue..
ter, patihl, $9.00;:. C. W. Ritchie;
ttrol, $.504Hrb Currn, patrol, $5,75
Council adjonrned •en MOtielt.
; Swan ' and Ritchie to inset Fibs*
the Idth esualfhoi.ir an place,
Ifenoneith.
saa Cranston.
• ‘--,--ivfusritttriaretrdililii. g'v
place. 'Nuff said.
Itotnefo tO a 4Vt Of their' friends
1rittttifiaa. evening hot ht htet' of
MON•Theo. Hole.
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non *as the gtiest /Mrs., James,
Wbster, Saturday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Xiipatrick and
Miss Olie- spent 'Tueday eening,
with Mr. •a*iMrs: Wm,Croelers
• AUCTION SALE
Robert McInnes; Lot 4, Con. 11,
W. Aslifield near tourey's Corti-
erS0..Wll have an ciliation saleof cowl?
your4 eatile and hay, on Feb.
•coMmeneing at One &deck!
, mitr At*
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stroeg hold eti, fitit. plaee •
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• 11411VIR3IORIAM •
' ROL g memory of Wil
ham H. Holt, who died Jan. 26, 129"
His feint Lest wish wesh-ould like
• to have heard",
And breathed in, his eat one paxting
word; , '•
Oilly those ivho hive lost are able
to tell • •
The pain of the heart: In not saying
arawell, •
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witer4itt4
Mr.• Editor:. -
In the last two issues Of your val-
uable paper th'ere hes. been :•expres-,
'Sloes eonimenting tipetu the Credit
system as, it is tenni-led :coneeetIon
With' the retail business.
: :f thought 'perhaps ,thight add
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something that would ' be of interest
'end •t� .Solite" extent . educational, • as
well.
Thirtyfiwe years ago I „entered the
employ of Johnson Bros. of ..Seefortli
to learn- the Hardwere busin'ess. They
Were it firm, doing a very-Targes-
Ts and granting a great:dead. of '
:credit. Decentber all accounts
were madeoutand mailed, and thre_
Was ne other thougliethen that they
would be paid promptly, Which they
Fere. Any deleicment (unless there,
was valid" reason) was refused an).
more -credit. In those days a merchant
got six months credit from the Whole'
Sale Ilouses-and if he -could pay in
sixty days a• five pill. tent discunt.
There was no grtenbling on the part
of the merchant as the cestomers; ii
the main, played fair.
An altogether different condition
prevails today. The merchant gets
thr ty Ottys .021 Ills goods add seven
per cenrinterest is added if not paid
Pr;mheptplyeaentage of profit is much
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less than it Was years ago, and the
number of unpaid accounts which are.
carried over, from Year to' year are
immensely .larger. •: •
The credit system as it exists to-
• day is forcing. ninny merchants out
of buiness, they 'get tired paying the
Bank interest, they cannot' realize
quickly on their book debts, they .Make
an assignment anil let those inteteit-
ed. collect the 'outstanding accounts.
. I think there are at least three rea-
.sons why boolc :acconnts soar away
beyond what is reasonable. •
• First -There ire a- rertain number
•of Individuals who do not respect
their word to the full extent.
Last sunimer I had 'a man call Who
wanted title to tie his • eron. I in-
formed Ilia thrit twine was sold for.
Cash onlr-he pleaded that he did not
have the money lint promised it in
five weeks: I gave him the twine and
reminded him that a promise shotild
be kept and should he ris binding as a
docinnent.
Apparently my little. talk availed
nothing al it is not paid Yet.
Secontl-,j-The public has no idea of
the amount the merchants ae carry -
ling• and each individual thinks the
amount he owes i§ only a trifle not
knowing diem are hundreds ef athars
owihg the merchants asWea as hi
self.
A few ears ago I was talkina,
etitt6,netrhe acrid in Riving e
yon- nif 'lse a lt-my ern er"
thqqe8 are hut th
ands of dollars lin book debts is
A. mil} aatontt
gave Man an
accetintst---
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With
relit G. McKenze, Miss GertftSe Trelea-
v,'.a•g• ven contribnierf 'Oe of he-1pleasing
nt- 30108. The meeting closed with a hymn
Hene•drffen.
• SINGLE cOms, C4N
The Bread The Bread
.011R MOTTO IS OUALITY .AND SERVIC:'
HTVIS
of Health (;) ° of Hestlt
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TEt OUR lriztri FltugiTi ON SATURDAY, 15e.Eeach
SPECIALS
BOCCIIE.'JELLY ROLLS, ,DRAN---& .DATE MUFFINS., FIG•i
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SQUARES,' OAMEA.1,• COOKIES, .RAISIN BREAD; COFFEE
CAEES,., DATE TELANGLEk,
HOLLY114AN'S',...6UALITy • BAKERY
Phone.36 • • • • • •
the oporunitY. to correct' it,'
, I am now going to be tante speel.
•and give the inside fats as to. our
Oen- ingsiness: On Dec.. 31st we had
on our books EleVen thousand dollars.
this does :not include the coal but
ness, as it is entirely separate.,
A fair estimate of What we 'Alan'
• ittESEk44 SOCIAL
-..T4e Rebekah Lodge will hold
• sepia] evening an Tesday, 'Feb. 4th.
Odd . Fellows and their nitres And .1tPla
1 be4ths and their htishands or gentle-
, 'men friends are invited. •
d • (301c.) ' '
have. is four theizaand ollaa, Which. • • 4
means •that, we have ..seen tIounand
.d011rs 'scattered over the 7country,:
which invested .lia:heati4.-wneld re-,
fear hancired 'tellers a Year.
terest:' • ••• ' .
Ifathe Credit business in Ontario
Was redL:•ea to a 'negligible cpanti6
•the Ban k would report A lot less in":
ey in Saving 'Accounts. '
•7Now Mr. Editor, I .trust that our
local • nierChants each one will give
their experience throug:the mediurita
of your paper -also facts andfigures.
If they dea,I. have enough faith in
the.public to ray that when they
• knew ..thelesta
themselves that -the extensioal�f ere-
dit will be greatly 'reduced.
Thanking You for the spces.
• , Murdie,
•1`. :of Wm. Murdie & Sen.
CH CH NOTES
St. Peter's. •
The Metes Club •held January
Meeting on Thursdpay at the Rectory.
The topic of the evening was "Do
need a distinctive Canadian Flag 't'
A PaPerVias presented. and drawings
• shown, and then general discirsaion
folloVed, which seemed to indicate
• that the questidn would be answerea
in the affirmative. Mr. R. McQuil-
lin was elected secretary and Mr. E.
Durnin Vice -President for the year:
In the absence of the chairman the
Rector presided.
Monday night the A.Y.PA. debated
the resolution "that- poverty rather
than riches tends t� deyelopment , of
character:" The' Goaernment led bv
Miss D. Cook introduced the debate,
the motion -being seconded by Mrs.'
Gallaher. The opposition was led by
Mr. Stewart and Mrs. Hassel: Atter a
spirited .debate,.the vote was called
by the speaker; Mr. A. Haldenby, and
the government was defeated ba two
votes: Miss Eileen Johnstone contri-
buted a rep.ding and Mr. Gallaher, a
solo. A Mock Triel, is set for the next
meeting. •
. Sunday Servilees were connttion•
.of the Conversion of St. Paul's which
falls on Jan. Z. In the inorning the
• rector spoke on "Obeying the Vision
and at nightion- "St. p.atil before Fe-
lix." Prayers were again ' offered for
• the Conference being held in London
M this time.
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• United' Church Y. "P. S.
htthe absence of the president the
chair was taken by the Vice-president
• Mr. Alex Smith. The •scripture pss-
lge was read by Mr: *Task Curran.
iteadings Were giVert by Mista Jean
Anderson and Isabelle Craw and in,•
strumental solos rendered by Misses
Berice plaice and Blanehe 14eDougall
The topic -et the evening "Why Go To
Church?" was ably taken by Mr. D.
raittrdi our nock.,w,-•
esthliato of ottr b
His answer
like- and the '•
Sok
,-'-f:.,---After--the:-ioportfrv-7Jtyrrcnt-tlt
and are lesor, was read by /y)szella
Presbytei7iSe.6uila •
.aa• -aa." • ,
Was that is terrible
I am one af- the -many . who arere
aponsible for this ceriditiontoolc
My account and give me a Molsn'a
beek, „ • •
• You w 11 understand that 1 did not
• rnentien his account .to him. He was
itstonished 'when livard the fact -l:'
perfectV honeht felloW that would
pay his -account some time, and than.
• ght that Was sulikient for the Adeorn-
nioliatin he had receiaed.
Third -An impreaaion prevails ,ta
some extent that the Merchant is rich
and does not need the mons X hoe
Menttmes-4 Alait)yeippk
•.
1.•
Mullin followed by the :Lard's Prayer
Thelopie wad taken by aiii.11. Aft-
chisoh. Instrumentals were given by
Mae M....Mahon And, Mr. '.g pindler;
Readings were ;Jaen by Catherine•
IViaDenld, Arlen Jewitt and Marian
Johnstone. • Re. -C. it Maellonald I:
gave a taik 'explaining the Lord's,
hymn fellowed by Prayer. '"'
Snpper, The meetinp• w cloed with ti•
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