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PlITRSDAY, FEWARY 18t, • U.44
'004/itSr Votincfl
(ijnuedfro',P*ge.i)-
Ogninat fourteen the Pev,i()P1.4;
Year and.:there: heeii. 14 deaths,
• 'while twe, AbseOnded. The 041 ex-
• Pandit* fOr. the ',upkeep. of• 'the
.1Hensa Refuge wea- frii°
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. 'value Of ,theProduce. grow n on the
farm aMCnnited to $339.04, while
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Other ..revenue. aMounted to $4,890.-
88. The, ova Cost' Per „patient
• WO: $17.4 per week • aa .agalnat 01,,
•the previous 'Yeal•••
The repOTt;;Of the ;,li,euse of Re.
committee:,*Ated, ,that
cotdi-
ttons at • tIr0 :ipetittrtion. Were very
SatisfaCtori'•and-.coinntended• -•.Ahe
keeper 144'1410;0Y •
.,Steker for ne*tfink.Plairit.
Following the insPectien -"et the
stoker , SYstiirn inuse, at: the ,-,Bruee
CoUnty. Hospil2l, the. property „cOn1.-.
rnittee of the Council, reeeMmended., of Tara • at the .
that a stogereheUld he iristalled. forl Dr RobinsOn,on, behalf of •••the
the county ; buildings 'Central 'heat1ngt'-niedie'aI'. profession ' of -Waltlerte,n,
plant at a. cost at '2900. Last , year Stated that they would 'continue 10`.
the: Committee Made a shnielar rec give free medieal and surgical at
. ommendatiOn,., but the,council un- ,tention. to, indigent. naiienta .sent to
,ogttthe-•.;rePort. This year opinion the Onnnty. Hospital at Welkerten
wu More favorable to, the 'pui.-cbaie,; • froin';.ronniciPalities • in- .Artlee,'
and when .tjle:. • matter came up,' in 'Reeve ..Orahain Of , 'ICinicardine,.
•o eh sca!mpit ' the recommendation :claimed that the nleclicoi,' of . the
oAL19 to.'1.3. • • 'Lake. Town Were 'aecording'. similar
ed the oPeratiOn on the. TaTaAtOf 10°-
-WO' a ,ivic:en1PloYee'''of that vill4ge,
had been advieed by e patient
PlioX to the 'iperation that the mini.
pality would ' Pay for it, 'anti the
said medico being, at *that illne a
new-eOnser th ;Walkerton and being
unaware of the existence of Anyitier-
al arrangement wit the :bcounty
• that,: the • other •practitioners.' May
itavo. made many years before for. pig f000rol oo Thor4day of #1,o-lat
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1-4111 OnmPhreY is 'a Visitor
With " her •Sister, Xrs. Wallar Of
East Walivanosh
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Mr, 'Ben TaYleV of Guelph
recant :Visitor With MIT, Will VaYlor•
• Mr. and Mis. Purnin:PbOliPs, es
ars. ,Ilugh -and' Will But erferd. and
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PublishedHeVeY, 1.
.11nrsclaY; rnerning
•At. Tinclinew; 'Ontario.
P: •*oolCoolo,-Preprieter
Campbell TbeMPS0117PnbIisher,
TH,URSDAIri2 FERRITARIc. ' 1944
04410, • Charles, 4d1n,, Rob
'Ott and , Herri" PlIrnins ;attended thg bisipfm'sq
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WON .tor RERMEN
giVing*.ef. Onrgical .erid =r4,1CaL -Per; .0011°r A4K1S1'°""--
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Mr. end
viees' free to-,'intligent patients in he Tlielarson.were
Mrs
County .1.1edpital.there feo visitors with -Mr,. arid
hOm•
laeluded the Pay A\r, an .11ssisan n.2•
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M beirt T yl r On- Mon,
Flying AIM, anaesthetic: - bad -I. been '
,• .. -''` - ' day for'' Guelph to tstk
a. liect' d -from' the, M i,,„ - '.‘c - • - ..----e• af:oeurse at
au ti ' A ';c- Which ' he won in..4
'PiPalitY :in ,accordance with MS prior '1719me Plowing. Competition sponsor -
arrangement with the patient, :Who„ efl,"h-,,the.-. Dungannon JihileeTarnat
as before said, was 4- *le ,employee ' Ors." , . ••
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There was. a splendid , 'attendance
II r •
eat PaUeritie' Tea
. The coats of indikent patient' to indigent,' patient's ,Admitted in the
thiS' eo,unty I'MAIdtala 'outside. -Kincardine •Hospital from: .ntnnief-•
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lor • Of 'Bruce .continues very" high.' The Palities in Bruce, , ' '
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total .amount for ' the two months' . - 'Miscellaneous .
Period between-, the . November and ' An interesting letter was . read
January sessions was - $1.856.715 which from Judge J. II: Scott ef ' Perth, A
- s nws an..average _or t, ts Pur13.64e former Kineardine ' and Walkerton .
$4143, Sees - Weakened l#.0eal
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;Team:, Buffer to t.5, Defeat, in
Ita'gged Genie, On, tome Ice.
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1.3gfOre, the- ,poorest 'crowd ' of, the
season, , and diaplaYing 'brand
of .:bee eY eeping With, the, sfze
. he crowd, Lqcknow dost, ,out •te.
the '.Ripley edmen• in he19eal rink
Loca 2.4 toq
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• Pereat ;Kincardine, 111 $,e0re pc.o
To 344' 1C-CelleSt. end, Fastest
trire Of The :Seliaen 4)11, 110144
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Itt• the Young People's meeting -on . 1.1re AY night" by a score- .0$ 7
Stinday,-..:everring... The ••ScriptUre .les- .5.•
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'861,i was .i.44 by Riith Ramage. ,Weakened. •by alisen?e , •of
ley Tedd gave :an interesting teptirt. Howard Agnew, and Archie• McDon-
on. the Leadership -Training Seheol, alk Wellingten McCoy's Squad were
,whieh he •• Attended.. last Week ir badly disorganieed and list , in
Steatford:. • Informetive' and enter:- , what was easily their worst effort
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tainting lantern slides were shown : 'of the year. The game tbro'ughont`,.
on• "Trinidad„ our. first Foreign 'Wis.' was it listless' hettle, that --Ave .,the
motoredto LOndon on Fri,-
day.l. • "••
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The February' meeting of the Fer-
ris Mission. • 13and will he held en
Saturday at 230,
• of over .• per month. The county . tifying the Council that it SECOND. KINLOSS--
• . • lawyer,
paya:•the Whole, account „and/. then 2.:
•was. just forty- 'wears ago', since.. ,
' bills t,be , local • nuirdeipality :Where H• Mrs. -Richard McQuitin, Jr.) an 1
. , • R• • home • after 'spending a few- ders
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• ;Yea` elected •Warden of •
e' family; of LiteknOW,, have ,: returned
amount,. ,The biggest ;paid'. at.
• " then, and,. that Jew of ins, colleagues . •-•
of those,days are still living. r.' ana *rs.`j., ROss-and
Tose., mai' to •the Parkwoad• Hospital, • . •
recalls, that..Mr..;.....john-Pierson, yisited on,Bunday •with the Int-
o% ..1.0,2,ELnk Locke of Walker,
ton. for ., w e nex :or Ane ,oldk 'pioneer Of Saugeeii- ToWn-
*Laie164 patients of 'About ;ten. Years, and'Ma owing to the illnesS of her fatliel.',„.
• • -the Patient %red notesthat a great deal of Water, has
bll 'flowlad down the Saugeen River since • ,
tlns seasioti hospitalization • ' ' • . .with Mr. and Mrs.- Wm. Griffin
eame the Mountain Sanatorium at „ , Roes stayed 'over for a feW. ,dava'
,Hamiito re • • ship, preceded him as warden by , .
Ca7ick:' f°1'4139•5°' • nineties !must be the oldest ' •• 'Mr. • Farrier. • •
Mr. Robert, Harkness took ud-
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The committee On education tee- ' The 'Council recommended Mr A clenly 'ill last" TuesdaY and Was ,t ken
• tesentatiVe'to- the -beard, of direeters `key of the' trtice County, ,,pey-: underwent ;an. oileratiOn. for .aPPc.fo.-.
'the Jmvity of Western Ontar-' :.,capably friends. here are glad la.
that primed the-dities: fOr thePitit-Year 'knot ' his ,•-malcing-fayerable=PrOr-
bey did not „-eeneUr the ,,resq,u- -or ge; „ gess-towards recevery..
lien; received • : front i: ,Wentworth On" Motion .Messrs. '.Tyson "aha A nuinber.• of ,the.• Young'.. 1PeoPle•
'CnnntY:.' rigardirig ,eoritirination Of. Tolniie: the Treasurer ivteasked: to -Of' the line; ;attended...a dance`, 'at
vacatzonal2114001s.. - 'Present lis.t of ',fire 'insurance HelYrooci,last Thiiraday evening •.id
4111,-Ptlthe'C9St4-q-ITaigl_S:x110 .s.;:c.s • oit,-,COunty property.i, Shewing ,report, a good: Aline.
• "Eduer.Stion Warden , extant.
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: Onimendeil!"..that appointnient '7Of Gladma:n for..thePOSition of Turn- to . Walkerton Hospital, ; where • he
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fans little to wax warm over.
when, Matheson poked ..in
fitst, goal, and: incide'ntally 'the ''firSt
Of feur. 'goals which RiPley's' 'right
Winger accounted ler.. Huston Mean%
.lOrig in:tiring the Count . On a pass.
,froth' Stewart Caniercin;,' Ferris :put
the RedMen in cth.,eilead "hut
one trent:- the.. blue , :"„ShortY:',
r;nlaysen and: Matheson notched a
cf?tinter each and put" the visitors'
Welllngton's MeCnY'S, 4110.44. 'were'
Tight in there TneadaY When.
to9k, a. 0 to 0 decisionfrom th
Kincgrdirig visitors,. in.- sily
fuetegt, genie!' of the s son that was
Pac•ked' ;full interest and. knPt. the
'fang;
on • edge. typal ecmg,-- to
With Agnew and hleDonald haek .(M
the line up, the team shOWed a, eOm
pete reversal ' firm fyom, :,`„that;
display th6:: last encounter With'
Ripley;
'rhe ' takesiderS 'Were shift' Out' fen
two Of the 'three ,,Prieds, but. regilsr
te'red threegoats in the secodd per-
tod ±o conre within', one' point of ItY-
'`Iferd . in the Kincardine
gPal, gave a brilliant perfOrmanee
time Afte,' time, -when with 'the
al's forwards right in On . tog ,of
him ..he ,saVed Whet looked like , cer-
tain .goals. FinlaYson played
steady .gante in the, LneknOw • nets
Inoked much improved frdm the,
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WHIT:ECU- .11'RCIt Woc;IP,IT:: !MEETS) !`
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The' regaillt. irOnth4l. meeting,' 'Of
the W.C,T.U., net et' the home
Maleohn, Ross .on Thursday jail,
P5th P,P0i. ,W1th president, ,..
Mre. R. J. 'Rosa in, the chair. The,
Meeting 9130:Tied:with the c1,9xolegF,
oftor, the, plecige .was repented
ir union, The Serieture 'reading was
taken' hy 10bt.' Ross, Rev.
after :vvhich Mit. F. Heihry led,
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in prayer. The minuted and clip' Sheet
temperaace Papers. *ere read; Mrs.
Henry gave a splendid paper, MPS.
Sellolt?:., And.. mr§".... G. Giltespie
sin*. tenineranee, Snng` and. Miss.",
bliVe Terriff :gave- a "reading ' The
's1P,Filig-, of "Paie, to be ,a:
followed. - by ,` the: L'Ord's praYerk:,
broUght,the .te lose
1.13e 1.11g .4 P,
• te, Seb0018 in, 'adjoining, counties the names of the" Companies and ,of 'Station atm*,
*4re. Wirgh4M' '11-'5!.- $680.90; , Han-
over $i[13.74
Walkerton ,received
•,4411,342 being; the .'atatUtorY . charge
for education of "piiiili, from the
Children's, Shelter as the.. Enunty 'has
to pay • ' ;
,The Education Committee ' recom-
mended: that the I Clerk notify • the
various High Schools in the County
the Upper siibjects. ISO' that
• Bruce. County pupils would r net have
go out if. the County to 'get. their
SeCondary, Education, thus 'saving:the
agents handling the business. NO
doubt the object was to see if. cer-
tain persons were .getting more than
their proper share of the business.
The Kincardine Town Council in-
vited. the County Council to hold the
June sesstoil in that town, but by 4
VOte a 20 to -11- the Cbtincill fev-
ered the holding of the Summer
--Meet-in-Walkerten,-the-.-sa.me-to
open on Monday evening, June 4th,
of o'clock:
,THE COMMITTEES
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to .ontaide'.scbtols 4116 as 'Han- . Children'S ' -Shelter-ReeVea ' Drat
Owen Sound: .: • , • ,ersof Kinlose had .b,een .Placecl by ',the'
Major Toliale,': eirinan. of 'the Striking, .:dontirditee on the Child-
COminittee'Vhis appointed a •delegate ren'a. ,Shelter :' Coannittee, but . When
` 'to the. Triistees' Asseciationineeting
' Mount Fores , W' ' 'gham an. t
over, iavt carruthm,IGregg of
Brant an -
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to 'be held • in; Toronto, during -Eater
• 'High School'. ,;,Trustees,,,-, apPOinted,
fora': Period of three .are:
' David teitN...Kiircar,
dine,. ,,Hugh L',MeKayi, 'Port Elgin,
•S oy Wesley.;,::Wiiikeiten.;HarrY
' Trliax;‘, Wiartorii Dr. 5. J Stott.
-1 Grants -Awarded '
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Tb Saivation ArnaY'Was .granted• - J.
,$60.991 'Instite ..for' the, ..Blind,
: $00.00 ;, .,Childten's:. Aid
- .Society, 0000.00; - and St.
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Ednusual grant iunds -the. '•• of $100
eacji;while •Edinimds was given
$1060xtratO.. dieter
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••• Air the*Inter months,. •.) .
:141fay Build Three Bridges'
The highways 'crinimittee -'reported
that :,three. hridgeS'.inay have to be
corning, ,year, one•
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at Huron Terrace, Kincardine, Which
collapsed last , Paisley,
• 'which:Is. iti,a very unsafe condition;.,
and ,Orta on , the. Carrick.-Normanby.
ToWnaliip bOundary:. , ' •
preatioloti and • Surgical !treataieni
T. it. Rohinsini: of.,Welker,7
:ton addressed rthe Connell on • the
• question '..of .Walketton. medicos 'of,
• tering, aetviee at the Bruce ddbritY
-Hospital for jadigank patients frein.
outsideeipalities. Withirt'!",:the
• county,. as :per the agreetrient' Made -
With the- county , at• theo 'time 'the, hog-
' oital was built R0ee Vapdusen,of
• Atattpt :before the
Coririeil at the setaio,n last 'week and
considerable • diecuSSion 'took: plebe,
Mr 'Vardu4n-tfaid that not .A11, the.
lecal Melt '‘Were earrying tint• .
ty, dng” • the 'peat fe years.
• Cited a tase,*dieta Tata .)laid Paid r
•';'• Walkerton', drietertit, bill around' .$85
forsurgloai 'tteitirient given am inch.:
gent flat1e,nt4rinif that vil1ge in the
140SO:tat , It ,Was
11711 the ateittitiefit; -hoW.eVer;
• Ott 1014 Siireelt 1939 payarm-
later Mr., Gregg was appointed • to
Highways' . Conunittee and Mi. Car-
ruthers to: Old'Age Pensions' Com-
mittee,: Ahese two . men resigned as
II:ethers of the ShelterCOmmittee,
as they. did nat want to 1g the geed
io.hgThe.Ceuncil then. "elected ,Reeve
Jas. W. Rims of Teesvyater and Der
•Puty Reeve Chea. Wind of..13race on
the Shelter County IfighwaysIteeve J.
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onnittee,...; '
• Tyson of Wiarton takes the place of
Mr. 'Wni •Gilliei of Lion's Head,who
resigned on the Highways.m
Comit.
ttee,-for.J-year ,term; '«x. -Warden
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timid 'McDonald Of Colross is :the
-year,rnan and Reeve. Dan W. Gtegg'
of Brant is- the.., -3 -year man, the 10,7
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tet taking: Alle Plate' of . eirReette
RAC: SI Oen c.f Elderslie; •mbose.: terM
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••who.is.110 longer Reeve,: ,
Old ,Age PenSionsThiS
Commit-
1-c.e is .compesed of • Reeves Dunean:
Munn of, Ripley; David. 'Carruthers
of Kinloss,',Fronk It Schmidt- of
:Burge:sit
Arran and WM. White of :•Albe-
marle , Tp.
• Standing • Committees 103,1
rinance+Mege,rS, `Aid,
Cecil OGraham,\13;eas,,
Haniul-
t� and W. 13, White.,
EdifeatiOn and Printingt---MeSers.
Carruthers, Clancy, Lantz,
Logie, 'Westlake and darden: Whit',
• Eqinilizetion and SelarieSIVreisre:.
Garneren;, Dales, 'Donald • ettar4.
!oren,.Stirling.,Saliniat.•and, Wood,. ,
' • /./.‘ gtienlittreal fr:-. Messrs.13argeSS, ChriStie, HoWe,. Dawson.
Petterfleld. arid totiis Davis.'
,NreaSra,.. .111urgeSs,
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,rePertY' MeSirs, .
abci. Laritt, , .„ . , .
called; On his 'friende dawn 'the} bre
last Wednesday. The family intryid
moving to neefltainilton in the'ne.or.
iiiture,,-and will he ,muclrrnissed by
their many friend's .itere.,• • ,
1.6114.1;,05
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T6_-yanuarAT_meet,ing_of_tbe
Ripley -Goal; , Thompson;
rtillVers and ,Martyn;) forwards,
Matheson, McLay and Ferris; alt,;
Pollock, McLean and Finlaysen. ,
two ,to -end the' first Period.
the lOcals. all ;played stellar hockeY,
with the scoring honer% ping • to
qinrke,. who got a :Pair of 'counters.
while . :llendeyaon, Haiton ' and-. Me -
Mimi& picked, Off one ceeh..
• The genie wasn't many niinutee old
FitLD
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Mrs. Henry MacKenzie , and child-' •
ren. spent the ,,week4nd with' her
father,: Mr. Bradley in •Ripley.
• Mrs, Roy MacKeniie and fifth)
son a Ripley. spent the week -end .
With. her mother, Mrs. Kenneth Mac.
Lennan.• ^
The Penns. 'of. 1.10m10"k City en- •
joyed a holiday,. on Friday, as .• the
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lor, Make 'soine' irpprovera ts in .the
school. ,
The young; people of this diktrict
celebrated RObbie -13Urn's birthday in::
•Lochals, hall an Thursday 'evening.,
• The-. evening 'SerYiee was • with.l
'when Ae-new engineered • an. attack
drawn ' the Presbyterian 'Church
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'W., -For-d-',1-vvith---Iluston-passing„,-,. lifet-Siifidartni--trec-ount-of-thestormy-
clarke 'pi: the :frets eounfer.• f
T ?,%.' .'!.w. Weather.. ' ., . •• •
minuteS later;,.'. 91arke :.roade a pass . .
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:`o IIns,ton; Who -sniped a second goal.
in the Second frame; • Clarke ..an,1
NOT ALL 'OUT.
The ' seeond period' ended , with Henderson scored; while, Kincardme • .
"What- 'on earth • are You doing,
'Ripley still holding ',their. two goal in a trio of • to •scut,* the dear?"' she shouted'. downstairs .,tp"
Margin, • after Matheson dedred. „ and Ito:nesters. lead 'to one goa her ..dea 'husband.,
4-ennY7-GPInd rtin of
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zled one past Thon‘pson. in the' Red- netiod that' the. locals were aware that ,sored. • : ' p•
Meles, net. Bowers , and-, Ferris . each one of • the KinCardine three. geOls.
serveda penalty in this period- ' was counted, as the shot -was taker .tail out too -as quickly as Possiblei
Olt f91. goodn'esd' sake let 't
LucknoW "pressed ' the attack in inside. the, goal crease, and altbo- e • 2 • ., ,
the final frame and -.McCartney 'gave the puck went in,' Bowers called the',
them new life when he batted in a and faced off inside • 'Hincar- "Oh"
locals that it wene' as a goal. open. ,f1.7i,e1setiionnstheen whoferlda.hri'Vroio Atllenthine6otwhici; '
'.The, third` period waS . wide
• with Lucknow not attempt.
-ing-idefensive---hockey • to -protect-1 "
• ernes, clefir;7• Said 'Stella "
'loose -rich in .e'Shirniish at the net. dine's blue '•line, later tot...inform the , cent u erstand Why You lavish your,.
McT ay
the ,loeala-.'--within-,--hailing '• distance . -
'soon got it back and IVIathe-
Son 'added another - Thompson Put,
wheii: unchecked' in "the` 'corner
. „ . .11 my pals say they're 'blOwecl
he Oi-tc.,d one over the 'I. thier one goal margin. Archie Mc--,..?"
'goalie. A font and'five :rnn attnek Denald's• efforts Were awarded in )f they can make it out.riitherl''' •
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on the 'Ripley,. net proved ineffectiVe albont -eight minutes, when he Scored „,
d exebangeit-leng- shOta-fea--on -a-neat - solo effo.rt...._The. ' de.rsonL and :. farneron oneeach
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tp et the. (tying Mintiteset the tussle
Martyn had e trip to the penalty
Pen; 'Making 'in all a tote' it three
Penatqes handed. out by. Referee
McCey,.. who :handled,' the bell well: ,
Luelcriow Goal, ,.Finlayson; de-
fense, ,•McCartney , and,'''Thomps'on;'
centre, S. Cameron; , wings; ilUston
and Clarke; alt., banieten and
Henderson.„..
erg Ptit up an _agressiye four and
five man 'attack that didn't get them
anywhere,' and in, the 7IYing .reinut,ss
of , the fixture, Lueknow 'ragged stlw
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nlaV: by long distance '' sheeting.'
• 'Play . throughout, •was aggreseive
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and Shiri Bowers !handed out twelve
nene
'altieS , the visitordrewi g five
while: Agileiv'''4nd McCartney each
dreW a bfrie, and Thompson;,` Hen-
Lapknow -,.,Goal, Finlayson;•
f'"
se, Agnew, • Thompson and; '
• : fOrwatds, Clarke; ',MCDortr.:
r,1/1 •and Huston;: Alt.,, Carneroa,
13. Henderson and fc..Cameron.
„. Kineardine--Go.al; Tord, defenso,„
'BUrro'lys; ..fOrwardS; J. •
' Donild Sutherland and Mt.,:nre-,,;*
• N. MacDonald, •Walpole
hood
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W:0, wa,s held in -the • Orange 11.911,.
Luclalow. On "accaunt, of the 'day /be-
ing extremely Celt!, the attendance
Was gorneWhat. sniall. Mrs. 'Carruth-
ers presided and .tlie 'Meeting opPa-
ed, by 'singing the "Opening Ode?.
Mrs. A. Hughes read the creed. The
Lord's ',prayer was repeated, in uni-
, .• , ,
-sPIL, The secretary, Miss Catherine,
1VIcInnes,. read -the minutes' ,of..last,
meeting. •It was decidedto make two
quilts for the .bale, and, to ;hand' 411
•the blocks as soon as pessible,
to -reneW•• Mise Mae McInnes' sub-;
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.serintion. for a raagaZine...A..
'prOgriint
piano sriki" by MiSs
•hurno.yOns • reaclingshy- •11/1r,a, A. :Pater-
8on ; sohi by Mrs. S
guitar and •hanjo, • Selection,s by Mr.
MeMOrran,„ solo by Miss Verif.
.Sherriff,- o.rd dance • by Muriel
.Patersen;,'• Highland' , flit*
Horiell recitation, Mrs Duncan
McDonald: -talk on "Mental ,I1vgierio'''
by cai,labb and a humorous talk,
on "The; 'Seetch" by Mrs. Mc!..
konaje.- 'After 'a . Vote of thanks to
the home club for the • use. of be
hall, the meeting cledrid• by. siriginv
the ,National ',Anthein, ,Reireslunerifo
were, Served lay. the • tOMMittee
charge' and a social time spent, The
February Meeting„' 19 to be ateld'' at•
the, home of Mrs : Ackert
3Its. R MQuilliz and Mary
few days last Week -with
Mrs. N'On.,-'c4Offitt..
De--?,---6-arrutliers
Walkertail last week:. Attending lhe
County Couneil, •' ,
Mr, R. Itobertsen rif Ripley ;was
It visftor. on he fenrtli
BobMi Harkness wha,."14. ill" fil
the hospital 'at. Walkerton, IS:re
• covering We' are »1a& to bean.'
Martha _Sutherland was en11,..
, ed :tothe lionte et her ister, ivirq
'Murray-- , 300 1 lit 4 London
,• Mr. john • little of Listo.;vel,
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House of Refilige-Mesars.: 8tirliag) A tourist • stepPed 'his car On the
Geddes and the Warden,. . road arid asked a .little countii boy
wardqn.,51:,.4,14dAgrg,...."*ackif 'Dttvid how far:it Wad to 5pnkt'ill' '11
WIeTienald 'bOY rephed,'"'it'S 24;988
flos in).tlie way. you aie-.iotiik; :but 'ir
:DRAUGHTS
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,•*.ftrestipn !Amt. is 'frequen, tly.. aSkr.
ow 'ani 1, to icnt* that my
•roMn is. :proilerly Ventilated?' The
simplest. :practical, tet to. 'Step
outside into. the. fresh: air 'for a fe
minutes; •and :then ' return' to the
room. If he: room isqtaffy'. :then
...tietTveritilated and: the WiridoWS
rided:". to be , opened': :
-Many people -who quite -are • that-
freslr..air is , desirable :are afraid to
Yentilat.e their , rooms' hecause., they
f'ear". a. draught Ther is only one:
IciPci �f draught that Is dangerins;-
:and that is the One whih strikes
and chill's, one,' part of the. hOdy..
YOU.do net suffer ill effects frith., a
breeze •out, of deers, and you will
skot: Suffer from on 'Indoors, e*cept-
ing as We said, When it ,,strikes one:
part of, the body and Chills.: that
Part. ':.
Cold draughts along. • the • 11015r.
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should be -.a:vs:Sided,' VO'heir the feet
are chilled by A :,draught along •the
fleet, and tilb heitif is Warm, the re-
sistance is lOiVered and a., ,common
add frequently: foliows. '
None of these tindeira,ble draughts
is; liocessatY inthe:ventilation of ..)a
robrir. 71`lie WindOW • in Winter • IS
trent Of rift in the rOolif. Such.' a
.inoVement Of air is hardly . perceP-
-tible: and is not at all elijIling to
the body. • '
Ventilation ,detnan, S the use of a
little: �min» .:sense, inakiMv the
'site of the Opening, of 'the Windgw
according to. the teMperature•arid
directin o the wind.. -
NeVetfeat dtatightai:3ist
her. net, t'o' allow 'a hreete Or Current
ot air, to- bne part of 'yotir body
'air' ar: 'dela :• nit"- dont'entfee--"•:cOld'S..:
Cblag 1ifin4 over.
Imated.„, ..pleeed,• and the t
.1r4g 61 the ',body in d$1160-
'ially 01'6'104 Ai,tti9ti fife rest, Worm,
'ggap ., the , feet, POOI.P.. .#-Pt,
'rednd tshoes' result tett,' and:
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