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!ALL:TICRY'rHEGINE, .WEEHAT., SEpTEMBER 4th.
Write ter pstrlealars re tuition fees. hoard, Yoansete. or call
at the iki$001„, 20 Madre& St., ,Goderick
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ERY. DONALD MacLEOD, PRINCIPAL.
Box 394, Gode
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4.uaititowiliest iris
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TOME ,ON FURLOUGH •
OF, TAMS1_11
(C"atiauedloan Tate, 1)
college., To. enter the Mission 'school
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pupils undergo a pnblie'aehool Course
tit live Year* duration. Sheilld they
irot have Sufficient, proficiency in .tba,
time they., are given a preparateiT
course:hi the girls' achool. Die cost
of tuition is divided between,. the
gevernment; the pupils and the Pro-
oyteriana, of Canada whose giving
go _to Support•the .school. • „ ' •
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While the currictilum, inclndes, .anch
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4ubjects , as matheniatics, geography
and history, speciai,attention Is given
ilousehold science and girls exeitdrilled
.n this•work, for the school'staff reit.
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1JNITRD CHURCH BOLDS .
ANNUAL OUTING -
"Tr..
Coagregatioisal Pielde Largay At-
tended Aid Is Thereegkly
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4 A comfortable' „temperature added
Much to the activity and enjoyment
at the congregational Picnic of the
United Church, held at Kincardins on
• Thursday. and n� 01 the most large-
ly attended picnics held for some sea-
• A softball game twith sides cap-
tioned by .KennycMurdie, and Jerry
• Itatlivrell got underway as soon as
•sufficient number lid gathered at the
beach. The residriWas a win for the
• latter's team by'i score of 16 to 10,
A Jul) program pf sports was pm{
pared andl, under the direction of
Greg -Leith, Art. Andrew and Jerry
Itathwell, was run off before the
• auffhPlir hour. The snorts took about
•twa betas and' it was' a hungry
gathering'which sat deem about six
WHITECHURCH
BORN—On July 23rd, to Mr- and:
Mrs
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.,Gordon Elliott, a Cen-
tul!ktiens-
Miss Agnes
speMiitt
three week' 'vacatien With her Par-:
ants, Mr..iind Mrs. .Tas. liVilson.
Master Angus McDonald „of St.
Helens visited last leek. with' his
aunt, Mrs. David
W-e-iireaorry to: report Mrs. Chas.
Wiglitnian is seriously hope
bit a aPeedg recoVery. ' .
,
Mr. 'Charles, McKay. of 'Brantford
spent the „week -end with ids parents
Mr. and Mrs. Hector McKay';
Mr. Wilfred Jacquea „returned on
Sittirday to 'Copper Clift, ,alter spend,.
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paanaa4 ovary Tim** -i$29rdo.,r,
• 00cm:itvrc,:4;ffitarlo.
ra, A. H.,. 'ilaeEenzio-,Pzeptiets!
• Canipbelt, Thonipseti7:7rublilifier:
THURSDAY; AlJGDST'.: fiuLf:1934:,_
ENJOYABLE TRIP
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'C.;eorge Harkness Of langeide
took a „very interesting trip 1111
Northern, Ontario.' Leaving ',Teesivater
early. Wednesday:morning in company
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Ia that Most of the girls are Vilna with 'Mr. S. E Jeffery, Bruce JefferY
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terth to become wives, and in• rorz •
een a neglected study As principal and Lloyd Avery, 6t cence
mesa houSehold acience: hitherto, and John, Frederiek, Tees;:t•eiiilr
„dims\ Douglas said sbe had- YerY' Culross,., 'they'°,:isiotoied as,. far AO
‘eaching to do. Most of 'her'work was •• • 1 ,
Kitkland Lake, neeing, some wonder-
4UReivrg the st!'ff•of teac• hers f I lIceneri on,' iuv w3.
rdah
• are eit er ,Chinese or JaPariaae- The' u • ' •
language, of Nippon is oiled for in-, took the 'ilemagaini erns, by bolsi
struction. • ;• took in. Wasiga ,Bpickeit.,. the return
--Woosees -Status. tripLand arrived in TeefiWater _140
Asked what PlacP woman.c'ecu0ea Saturday night, ,pleased,
in the Formosa sottal structure,,*1SS
joy the same freedom as do tier ,,Can-,
en- their triP. which -Was all Um ,short,
.douglas replied that she does not
adian sisters. It in only in the Past _ .,... • . _. ..
decade that ishe hes entered any pro- New WaSit Goods, 'Tilts, tang
fession other than the age-old• One 01 . ' •tampiques ° Ete —THE- MARKET
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motherhood. The coining of (Arland).- , . • • •
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ity and, with it the benefits OCMCmi- STORE. '
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o'clockto enjoy'
meal. It was then ing two week' holidays with hiss
that the prizes were awarded the parents here.", -
oldest -4„peraions. in attendance. Mr.
John *mit. botkis 'fall 'in'18 years
of age. won. themen's . prize., with
, Mr. Joseph Hacktdt about two months
younger. hang i'$!t, c,lose,,Second.
Hackett, who is • Oeventy,seven years,
Wan the -
• After tea, a lifted team of ladies
• and 'men coMpeted in a' Scoftball game
• which Was followed by a game with
the' Married Men'opixising the tingle
• inen,:ealled on account of; dsrknes
•1114,t1i tho-Ocore tied it ten all;
• reid*IkT on the grounds, served,
rAdd .entatainMent• for :the pick -
Tho, illtortn, events.; ele!.4t ieisture,d
bY PlautY of competition. Each of the
coniptititors in events up 'to eight
awaqed a Prize, whlle
• first and second *rises were awarded
-in the•other events which resulted as;
Girls, 5 and under, P"tsg Treleaven;
• Boya. 6 and under, Jimmie Ferguson;
Girls 0 to 8, Alma, &denten; Boys 5
to 8,. ReggieFer neon; Girls 8 to 10,
-lean Webster. rma Ritchie; Boys
'8 to 10. Jack A ert. Fred Webster;
Girl* 10 to, 14, Mildred Ritchie, Jean
' Struthersr Boys , 10., to 14, Jack Leith;
Gurney Pollock; YOung'•11dies' race.
• Mildred Ritchie. , Jean . Strutheri;
,Young meft's race.;•11areld Greer, Bill
Hewat; Married ladies' walltiat race.
Mrs. • WelL .Hendersen, Mrs. J. W.
Josinti-,,,, Marrietkmeies race, Ewart
Taylor Harvey ,:,;Treleareit; Balloon
. race.. Andrei' *rue. Mary Fither
.Wheelbarrow race, J. C. Johnston,
Mervin Solomon and Jack Ackert and
Miss Gladyit Girton of London,
eiviltaarAwbita
the-wtoMen 'Of Formosa to train for
many fielda of • witifeavor. Though -
few, have entered the 'profession', avuwa-
there is a trend in that -direction and
Mita Doug predicted that in the Rev. and' Mrs.:C. G. -Daniels and
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near futu more . and' more would
take this Step. , •
• Formosa telephoneeachanges.
stores; boaPltall" and shinier institu,
dons are all staffed -,by women. •Thiti
change has been made in •the Past
10 iyeare. and •now women ire be-
coming school teachers, while„..,one
graduate of the': schtml over -which
Mili DoUghis is prinCipal has become
&Soto: „of medicine.
spent laat week with her* parents,
Mi. and Mrs. George Garton. •
Messrs. Joe, and Harry..MeCloskey
Ind Mrs. Frank lifccloskey'ef Guelph
• nd rs. Frank MeCloskei of Guelph
isited on Sunday with the latter's
n•other, Mr. • David •Kennedy, , and
-ther relatives.
Misses Frances Wilson of • Wing -
Mm and Hannah Wilson of Bey City
visited last week with their brother.
Mode tly affirMing it was itot thrir
her. effort, Miss Douglas, elnresSen
pleasure that, the sada lest . Year
enjoyed 'the beat in its history. Fouit
teen Orli were graduated:. Felloteing
he graduation theIs hada 'baii•
Co
ear; iennething..thei .Caladian edut;
ins, :do, and raised, . yen,"roughlg
$250•. tii. bay. a teiv' organ and *new
SeWirigniachine for the school'. DUr4
ing ' the, same' terin .theie. is: worship
'Morning and . evening, with prayer
meeting dtiring the week and Chris -
Lien EndeavourfolloWing school OM)
a ,Week' The latter 'le' coitchieted' en-
tirely by. the pupils' and service hi. it
is .tantmnOlnit to bectunitig- a church
member.. ' .: . ,. •- • ;-
Forgetting FaiMOISit .•,for the,,,n2M47
ent, MissI)OuglasIdeclared ill'anta, WIS.
•to the .query of her imPraliaionLAI.
Canada that for .the .most part.
..far they were most depressing: "B4t
no, Maybe' I shouldn't say that,"*he
corrected., '''Pimi only been here' about
a Week and most Of that was spent
on a train froM VancouVek",'Endink
the brief interview, ,she,• 'added that
,he hoPed to have i good:luilougb
and. expected to ,rebeeive . much better
impressions than shelled done 'cross-
ing tbe,weitern prairies '' • . ,, •
Mr, Jim., Wilson,', Sr. , , , ..
Mr. George..Ernewein spent Sun-
iai, ',With \Vs ifither; it, Joe 'Erne-
ein of *allterton 'whohad the mit-
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!:ortiniet tOiluiVe his Wrist broken iaSt
week, ..by a Cow •kicking binV.
.„ Mr..George Falconer , of near ,Tees-
water;:and 'Mr. Robertson . of Wing -
hal spent Sundt,* witierelativet here
, Mike, Yvonne' Jacques and her 'lira.'
:ther •ef'Presteit$ visited lett, Week
with their grandparents, Mr: and Mrs.
• .
FR Jacques:: , . .
'.. Quite, ii.atimber attended the com-
.nunity Picnic which was lield atthe
te th bridge la1t,tridag:
t is, Jack Flanagan 'r,eturited : to
he irinnue 2 iii , Kingston; . after spending
I,: ' °nth With. her 'Parent's.; Mi.' and
Gurney •Pollock; ..•Three -begged rade, - - °!'• hff I- ' '
Bill „lent. ,Lil n Horne,' and- M..: he W. M. S...af the Presbyterian
ilui
11°" 6'4°4 dre3.! 11°nm; • shoe ch*i*' held their 'annual peoial Meet-
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Yam 'Beh Them "a BM R•wat; 'n 1 t Wednesdayat the inane' of
• throWing rolling 'p'•Will.,
Hendersion;. ROY .111ack;. tiiip John Craig, with a good atten17
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. 'frog race,,Russet Russel, d*ice' 'ffireeent. Colton and Langside
ButtOn.' and. .lack Ackert and Gurney‘ invited ‘,,mcwojimo, of
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A peanut. • leritinble. folleeted by an
• insulting conteit With tides'. teptiOned
by *witty Hoene and Clareitee'Greer
• the letter side • Winning .hY
ntareln. • . •
NOVE4.:EIRTIe ANNOUNCEMENT
Being an 'itdve*tiiiiing man Charlet
Hatch, of lertliffenth;Ohio,- eouldif
• resist: telling .• tit' *odd ninint th
• 0iia son Ito; PieStated,,te,lum
reeently, IM
'went to.* printing efilke.and lied the
folkiWing. IfOr the
:./liannceinent of 1.1e'bleased•-,ereitti.
; '“The, 1924 Free 'Wheeling Hitch
Deltize; SpetifiestiOns; Gregery,Hatch
!Maha-:-.110Y. When better, habits are
•I 'built we Will be tea old te,eare.• .
. "First 121-,
25 pm Weigbt-7'a poundi
easY. ti ••''' •'
Bright , blue ° „lanais,
autoinatie ditameria.: '
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freenCY• v4;ritor
lontiOrt *ken 14el'tnnienOti,
(Ask the mai •Whe oir,16, one),
NTfres_Ye., �t never ,ilieht.
, it. tank,
W '0”W.
"BedglArell• inaidated. *Meeks
• but plenty' of. itiltaithot,, i.iittiear
lie draft. Ventilation:
“Colctr--Cultenstry,• ,
• *Oat of safety Pin*, reinovable sat
• • *Pilo
D ngannon,,president ,ef the Presby -
t 'eel. was present and addressed the
eetirig?' alio Mr. Anglis McKay, re-
t rned uraissionary of Jhansi, India,
es .present and spoke on his work
co. Mrs: Fred Davidson !Sang a
Janet Craig sang a 'fillet. ,Limeh was
served and a Bimini :halt 11011. 'Wag
sPent:
u,•6 ,
three' children of Teterboro. Mr and
Mrs. Ernest Hall and two children
of Brantford,. -who axe' camping at
the Summer.Schbel Camp at Dunlop,
were *meets of MC and Mrs.'GodfreY
SataidaY IlternoOn. •,
, 131Ae ,of WinghaM
is Visiting realtiies here tide week.
THE: NEW MOVEMENTIn pursuing our anbjeet pfE TRA-
,GEDY., OF',. WASTE., this Week .*e
'4Intll'eonejCier- the weate' of ,competi-
'6ion,,in the, creaMery"' bilainets. We.,
Otiose, this. husinetia, as only one ;of
inaitrAciday• Pro'ht on inyest
•ineifit ritherAliap seritice to the Coin.
414aitY'is the, OM:oiling 'factor. Anti
white we „heVe• leCal,s:iiituation. in
mind'. we 'wish to *make it *00 Clear
tht : we: do-not-r.egardit
it is: the bistOry,'of nearly every
conl-
mnity in °Marie., „':Vie. ere' preua
4. our 'jogai:creamery 'and .its ahcient,
:nanagement but We regret. that we
farnierS and 'consumers, allow
it's our OnioasibilitY), this 'Waste,-
to exist &flaw it, 'te. exist
noistuse:•we'da-, not insist, that. it be
...orrected,, The foltowillii. lette4:con7
4;ikuted by Meniher.• .we
• KIOILOUGH
And .Mrs. ,-Arthur Graham re..
turned home. SattirdaY,• •
Mrs'. Stolle* Of 'Kinc me visitect
hist Week -With •har, -daughter, Mre.
John MeFailari.•;;.: •
• Mitt Ellen McBride speirit
, .
(lags with Mrs E.. Haldenbyo. •
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,On'Wedneaday afternoon hitt; Mr:
Valdenby undertook • t� btire
koine' weed, in 'hit' field,' bit ,etring t�.
the drytietirof the groUnd and, etas,
the fire teen tpreed 'tO L the . Swamp.,
NeighbOil were bnay in behithi to
.heat the flitines entetinit
the grain fields Mid -bulk. IL,O. belied
with 'Sunday't, rain fall that it Wilt
not mike*ftirther • ,-
•On:Stitictag next; August' 5th, there
ifllh no service in the ,Anglican
Church.: Sunday &hoel utual al
10.20 ii.in. The follewing'Sunday the;
Rev, W. A. ' TOwnaltend , Of .London
eXPeCted. ,Atigii*,t9th, the
30th . iiiiiiiterMirg of :the 'ainick,,Itetr.,
Willtala P.,
fertner- rector) Will hare tharee,
�f the •services et11 a. and
Mist PhYlfia'Statillterv Of] tendon,
,a, tisiter at Harvey $ gint near
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Onib: * • , •
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NEAR '1:1ROWNIN4—
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Several Imeknowites‘ attending, the
United. Church picnie Kincarini on
'thursda.g, witnessed . the .of
Malcolm McKenzie,- young sett; Of
, • • .
Kinardinqs
Chief. of 'Police.. The
chap .was throwing stones'into the
harbor water when.:aticidenly he fell
into 12 'feet of water .; He Was res
cued figt Carl Stink! of Pah:tiers-ten,
Who dime under the lad .as he was
going. dew* for the , ,second .time.
This„ii the second time ,in two years
that ,yonng Malcolm has. been :Xes;
res-
cued frOm, 04:Waters of the',harbor.
Visitors nt 'the 'home of Mr. and
Mr& S. J. Kilpatrick the ,past week
were Rev., aisd M:1.
Ind'F1QPd Kilpatrick'of Dearborh,
Mich.,- Margaret M*lloUgb: an
Mr.14',Jach I.'atalsehPY of..TarontO.
• Mr. Ernest .Blalte is ,visiting:, hie
sister. Mrs. Wilfred, Hoffmiut' and
Mr. Hoffman., -Dunnville. Mits,,Neta
Moffnien • who..,"hatt1 spent. the 'past
Month with relatives here, neCOMPan-
ied him' home,. r
• Mrs,nnan and Mss- Kath
leen . Shemin Of KeUare, Altii„ Mrs.
Nellie Alton of Licknow and Miss
Margaret 'Blake of Winnipeg,: were
guests of Mr. and•Mre. Richard John-
ston lest week.' • ' ,
.Rev: ad Mrs: R. T. Iiliatrick,
Mr. and- Mrs.' S. Kilpitiatr. Floyd
an4. miss Olive Kilpatrick, visited
VON
The Y. P. S. entertained , the cOnii;,
munityto a Terilight , and
Maralitnallest rcituit-on Friday even.;
. • •
mg., Aftet engaging. in softball siimes
and ,group some 80 gathered
Ai:burnt the earn* fire When. in
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proniptn 'Program' Was preliented.
D Itxt L k
essrs, c orran 0 Lucknow
tributed •severarl
Charlie Andersen *Mid Sid, Smith
mflsiCal numbers.
Readings Will Gardiner; eorninuri,
ity songs and, a .shot. address' by He:fit
J, 'Patton completed the pregriiin:
• Mist Emma MeDonagli LStIlleS
it. tPending the week ;With her patents.
-Mr, and Jno. Reid and family
of `Port 'and Albert
CainPbelt and :family.. of, 'Westfield,
Mit. Wm. 1rWin and Miss Lila Irwin
4 itelfatt, Viaited with Mr.:. and 1/1`ril„
Hieheid: Gardner on. Sunday.... •
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Mr. and: Mrs Joe F1..6011:01 and
Lois of Leeliiirtiolfr. endlIrt. Ale*
. .
McCarroll LtieknoW, Earl and
Audrey totter Were.viSiteri tit Will
Gardner's On ,Sunday.
Mei., CObb and: 'eldidien; Mrs.
Will, Itildit and Children • Of, Linieticic'
hiiVe tieth ,:apentling a few days with
tteir;stetertMric,, Oirdner. Mier
to their' departtire ler their homes in
the West. — •
l• Mrs.. DaVid Anderson. MieteS'Ler,,.
,
rail* and jaCqueline Are , Visiting
,ion Srielidt" this- Week.
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Rev. and Mrs.- I. Kilpatrick at
Trowbridge,, on. Thursday. • -
Mr. Milton Kilpatrick's new barn
is alinost completed. A 'new feature
in this district is the stabling which
is cement throughout, stallsonangers,
flooring and water trough& They are
sanitary and very attractive looking.
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The :V; P.a. met Friday evening at
the *bier ,fiat -by -the Coo Coo Wiley
Mill 10' their regular, service! :after
haying at, lively 'soft ball genie. with
the Crewe Y: P. S. team. The 'Scott,
Wanin .favOr of, the kerne team. In-
cluded. in the ,program was
instru-
mental Musk ;by Misses • Peati• and
Corn Thempion, and Harvey -Kilpat-
rick. -Rev. R. T. Kilpatrick gave the
,i*ung folk g address; us-
ing as bis inhject "The Extra Step".
Around the cabin fire gimes, were
played 4and: then. a „ 'Marshmallow
roast was enjoyed: 4,,
• Mr. and Mrs. Herb
family of Luck:now, visited •it • *lic
..ope of intereat. ,
Umpetition'Is the We of Trade???
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.14itor, N. C. M. Column.
§onte, .gears ego.,a chitin Of mine
.ecured a peistion in One, of 'our loeal
He.was only's yeung chili"). in
5 teen age and 'naturally the 'POsi-
ott • aroused-in,.%biiii., a ' aense of acr.
„unspihibmint. It wee a geed- stark
".a• life. The, bank offered an 'idem
4..aining and unlimited .possini,lities.
- A few years had passed:with sev-
•Jtil- 'promotions. It was on the oc-
_Aisle'', Of a yipit home' that I :remelts-
Jer thiii particular iteident. My chum
NI Is Th i - I li - ' ,•
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AUCUST 24. 4034
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home 0 Mr.. inct Mrs, Hugh )(minty,
Suidag.,
• PARAMOUPIT
There ika4Opci crowd and 'a 'good
time , at'1*-,44ince in :the
Friday night. The next One hi an-
tionneed,Ifor two weeki‘, Augtiat 10th,
with '11,6gait's 'OrcheitriC furnish
One ,dey last weelC"Ilr; Jas.' Mac-
Donald had the •Mieferttine to fall
off s•loa4 Ile !watt „quite bad,
lyahaken tip and:receiveti-sornemmor_
Cuts ab�ut the head -He is iniproving
slocylyIS 15 Mr.:yetet.hiclicNiT' after
his aecident 'Of si few *reeks ago..
Mr.: atid..1,11,ra. • Dick Richards' 'Mid
faMily Visited with Mr. and Mrtil'Aii:
Richards, Eleshartnn over the -Week.
,
was by now a hard7 oiled bank .clerit.
Lie: was visiting at my •home in the
zountry. I felt ail the inferiority, tempex '�f -
•it. farm bey w,lio consideree
he just "hadn't' got a Chance. 1
realized I was dumb and so' did my
chnM. 1. was 'not :jealous. 'i.. adinireu
his I,poise..: The family cOnversation
had' turned le the 'Minim and_the op-
inion; that we had: too Many banks
Was .put forward. Semething in my
dill; mathematical mind tad me then.
*as too ..manY. But My .chum 'with
equally certain of' ,ground.7-thaL
Competition was necetsitrY.everi
businets. His calm assurance and ,hit
display of knowledgeOesily suppress-
ed . innocent ,views.:Se concludet
With this clinching statement,
petition is Ole life of trade". • 1'1,
nevei.torget' those Words.. It solincle,d
So dignifiedit was. a banker's con-.
dusion. It. came from !At-,
must :be right:
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, It iS not easy. to agree that today
We are the, slaies a competition. We
have . seen, thinugh the probes 01
big bnsiness, the influence, of mon-
opolies v4iy their ruthless. practices.
.Then we conclude -that competition is
the only .solution. Is it, alwaYe the
solution?, And if there are evils •,in
combines, what .are theeviis of.coin-
yeeYirk
ShOW. ,f1.4.11Fis 8Pshtt
,
tit -ton/
• Let Up., consider bow. COMPetition
affects us i11. ou;'• cOmmtinity in
the cteam.tbusiness. Soine years ego
the creani:sold.:in this district was
hipped , out . by, rail or by trUek. Then
j.acknow was Mint a fine CreaM-
ery plant Capable of processing • all
cream -in the Surrounding dig--
„rict.- It was Such a fine plant and
sntelY inuSt' be'a real asset to the
conitimn,ity. Surely etrat.
petition: .Would insiire all .the
m
zrea,in the district being ,delivered
•..o this plant! .Surely nothing couloi
more economical; .
But all did not ' turn out iecordirig
o exp,ettatione. Eitisting'eoMpaitors
•Made a. stronger bid fOr the trade;
in one neighbdring town a new firm.
Caine into the, field. The conipeting
firths, would not forfeit 'their -claim
'to. the LucknOve,;. territory. But Out
ideal plant Was built for: Capacity and
it must . have veining 01, business to
Istriflore-and-more-triteks-wete put
on the road, ,covering' the areas Of
conipeting firms, ,picking up a •can
here andlhere.. And in the ineantinto,
competing firma' were trying to get,
bnainess'in;, the 'seine way.
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ThursdaYirridaYi'satur,y
AUGUST2173-4
Will Rogers
and Zazu Pitts
kitch‘
Very Fnmiy, Hard, Link 'Story
—NEXT WEEK -7
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•• "THE '
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MORE APREVALEkTi-
,
In a 'recent issue Of the quarterly
julletindistriMited by the. Depart-
, ,
nent Of Health of lsle*.•Yerk
-here is an Interesfing article' which
is written as an ,answer, to the .ques-
'lien: "I's cancer beecimiffg "more '017e-
ale24?" " ' •,,
it is, pointed out,first of 'all, that:
'His to 'be expected that there 'will:,
be an inerease in the total number' Of •
IA number from here ' Visited With
frietala Mt. Pine - River On. Stitiday and
attended /the anniversary Of' the Pine'.
Itlyet Church. :• ' .. '
• Miss Mary Cook . R. N., is- Spending
a few days with friends'. it bunnVille...
• Mr.. Anglia ,rid Lloyd '.11acAtliey
oria. 'mt. Lei/eine Wolfe were recent
Vinitorn,With • Mr,' and • Dire, SamStriin
Dungannon.'.
.
Mr,. int Nits:, Pete Dahmer' and
, : , . •
'fantily; ' - illartert. were xisittirs 'of
M. and ilit' Wm. MacGill recently.
. .
-Misses. Anne, and Rae,.. MlieDonald
P
rir
and Miss Jean Cheinut,'\•• '14:i,, return-,
ed home On Mondayleve ing,after. a
pleasant two weeks" Mt ping triit
the „sonthern part, Of thei Prance.
Mr. and Mrs. "Wide,SitilSon 'and
Mrs. McCleatliti •Sistkiteen and Mrs.
john littities6...enjOsied , ',Made ttip
thtu the Nitightfil chaff. et; . TO:timid
arid `, as , fay ehat AS ,eterlUirottgit
where' Miff. .3.iiititieson's fattier )itul
..., , . „ . . ,
nitither used, 'to liVe. ' ' '
ipipw,•Many trucks go up and down
the Concestinn': on which " you live?,
liew many cans 'Or cteent do. these
trtiekt pick' up in ,each mile ,of travel
or; hetter,' how any Miles 'do they
travel lot.i tan -of' Crean?' Who pays-
•fot this.gtent:duplication of service?
Who"pays , far this'wa'ste—the 'fittin-
•eir, the ,eeliatinier„ or the creamery
To *boil ,Must we; look for soie se,
tiontending to correct this ,lost °
$
In another ,letter I would be 'glad
to -outline *, Plan Whieh,• 1 belieVe,
would be "VitactiCal- :and 'beneficial.
But the. th*e for' refetnt Can be ex-
pected to eoflie oniy through g united
clemana frOni the fanner* "The
creamery organizlitionsare not in.„
titested in ,Matcing ,changes ---each;
generallY speaking,.., is ifitereSted in
expansion which may lead to greater
profit* 'We :are ,paying the Shot.' To
them 'co'mpetition' -casts are • sindy.
tacked on to the 'Spread.- of prins.
The fermi and the consumer,gupport
the. helf-emptr. Cream trileke-'.•thitt
rattle up, and tleivn'ent COncessierk
.144 to the .,Coniet the statement
"Competition AS 'the bif Of trade.",
Buts it 'werlit out ffl be modern
World, one sonietlines wonders- if it
*eta not be thiei. tO:sity "CoMpeti-
tion it" the diatieettritad" Think' it
oVer.
'Ming Fernier,
deaths from causes ' such 'as ,chneetis',
which .occur in the elder age gtoulia.
As is generally known, the average
oxpectapcy''of itaa'lliereaSett eon,
Eider:Oily, So that ' today, 'a•.•larger
percentage -of the'population•are ''Itt -
the 'age groups attacked by .canter;
No-one hea, questioned , this' facto
but mang",have said that nfter inaking
due allowance for this ag,ing, .0 ilio •
popnlation,,.,,there .has .been an actual
inereMce in cancer, :The :NeW. -Tnik
lignitesdo not` support, thi6 .vievir, and
the .conclusion: is reached "that can-
er -is probably. Mi.:more • prevalent
•now, hi any giVen ipte;:than .it was it '
generation ago." • . ' 4
7:Wrati.litirt11telt-that -grids-the
":iontro,yersy; hat ,we do believe ,that
this', nate 0 comparative optimism
lhotild, be beard. The cancer,problem.
is serious' enough that ,it does not re-',
ulre the . slightest exaggeration' • to
'feints ''attention UpOn it. But
lcinallY, desirable' that we • should not ;
become..
.„ • These Ne* York figures • would. in-
' -liege thitt...hi',i0 far.as, the'.0o,nula-
Aon, of .104 city • is Concerned,:there..
is no '-newilorce. or condition .which
ha s7 ritilett:Iii ',recent Yenta," to cause
in increase in eineer.:There it noth-
ing to 'indicate that the foods u'sed''
or the Methods' of coking employed
by eivillited people today. are ..leading •
to -6n increate. in, Cancer. •
.',.'liether'•or not catteer is' on the in-
Creade in 'the population iS Of Jittbe.
'ntero.3t to. the 'person who develops
the Aisease: TO him, the One and only
Inestion :gc,f importance is—Can any-
thilg be done for nie:in 'the' Way.:' pf
treatinene? 'The' answer tO ,thisclues- '
tiOn remains the dame us it alw.a3tH
'vas:The: chance of 'care denends Very
largely upon early reetignition Of the .
nreSenee 'Of the disease, followed . by
nieper tresitnient., NO OOP chn, say
loiht ho* mink lives 'Would he saved: '
hv early 'diagnosis' and ptoner tieat!•''
hutwe do know that in
other-whY can these -lives -be ni:eser.ved• -.Qticiations concerning Health, • '
dressed.
to Onpadisii 'Medical
Street.ai3,7by. •
'no.- will be answer5d n
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WEDDING BE
"LEEGAItiltUTT
At '3 d'cloek. on July 25th at Vic
torittCdtlge Chapel, ,Was sa1emi4ed -
the miliiiage otExiiMa Loyise, dangh--
ter of..11ttils., Gaibiitt and the littkRev.
R. 1 'Garbutt , recently of London,
Ont., 'and Walter! E. Lee, son of Rev.
Herbert Lee Sed.,Mrs. Lee ,of Stouff-
ville; The bride Wearing a'. gown of
Flentish blue triple sheer, With French
:beret and slippers to match, and '
caryitig an old-fashibped nosegay of
lColunibia rout 'add baby's breath,
entered the,chapel With her brother,
Mr. Egbett.',P.. Otirbtitt. the wedding;.
Tau* was tilayeit by,,„ hireetester
Loake, itist4 of tHe grOoni,'• and the'
eetealony '‘ was conditeted • by•the
gtocini',it father, Rev,, Herbert 'Lee.
Following the ceremony, a reception
was heldin Annesley Hall,' after
*Well 'and Mrs. Lee loft ',on a
meter trip,,ithrbugh• the thurentian6.
On their ..return, 'they ;Vail. live in
Toronto,
She ,lirOlte glasses
;90h; deeter," ,slie Slack ."do
te be 4)$iiiiii1ned • ali.overtt'
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