HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-01-20, Page 5•
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MUNNS were always noted
ford their extra valuies', in= 'Dress'
Goods and for the variety, quan-
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n 'when
good were
:.'scarce we .stili upheld; the well
known fact, of having the best ash;
sorted stock in • Bruce
'TNday' to reduce our stock of . Serges we are 9fferi'hg
some extra values,. ;that•canuot be iitai lied . even at whole-
sale prices- ProfiibYgetting some of these' extra bargains,
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fi. piece 52 -inch Black Serge, pure :wool; $3.75 value for.. , : ,.$1715'-
• . 1 'piece 514 -inch Navy Serge, purewool, $4:75 value'for.. ,::; ..$2.95 •
1 piece each Navy," Brown and Burgundy Serge, beautiful twill, • 58 •'
inches wider. regular $5.50, yd., for. . ... , .$4:15 yd.
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1 'piece each Sand, Burgundy, Midnight •and Navy Serge, 50 inches;
wide,' ' pure wool, regular : $3.90 for . ,'. ...: ....$2.75
.:.10 yds: each 54iinch Black.and Navy Serge with 'white stripe,' pure
wool, make eaut of a skirt, regular $b:00 value for.:..
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' . 40 'yds. Black Poplin,•bighly mercerized, washable, retains its lustre,
extra
extra heavy . weight, 40• inches wide;. regular $2.25'va'+re for....., • $1,25 yd.
54 -inch Black and White'•and fled.and White '4-inch;checks, a,mia;tu- e
of, Woad and cotton, good for dresses heavy enough'for Children's- :Spring,
Coats,' good value at' $3.00• a 'yd; January ; Price. , . • a ...
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HARDWARE iO USE
Phone Sixty -Six For Prompt Delivery
�e are offering extra speciali
paces on
the following this week
Horse Blankets Blear out at, Whole-
sale prices;:„.
'String Bells and C " i Vie. at Whole
g h l� s
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sale prances.,..
$35.00 Set Single Harness at $27.50.
2 -inch Canvass per Belting
e g at 9c
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31'-2 in. Canvass Belting at 16c foot,
5 Gals. Gasoline Engine Cylinder Oil
.a g
' • for $3.15. Not more than 5 gals
sold to one customer. . :.,
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try. us for '.Electric Light Bulbs, , Toasters,
Electric Irons, E•legtric Vacuum•Cleaners', etc.
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LIFENY *OF
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UflAN�
he applications. for New• Assurances *received by the
Company during' 19.19 reached a total of over
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'anent' fall, fairs in Quebec :and in. each:
:BUSINESS AND SOCIET Y C 111,*' instahce•'•'firs't prizes and'sehampidn;
shirts iwere-';won. The December 'num
•ber',..of-'The'Agricultural Gazette ` of
Canada gives full:detail8• of, the work
that is being done at the recently ac2.
gaited French`Canadiah horse breed-
ing farm. -
JOHN TAB.
'8UKLAND¢ SUNS.;•Ltd., Guelph.
p • Ont.; insurance. Fire and Marine.•
DENTIST'•
Dr. W. D..:11IcLeod, office McTavish
block, • Ripley, = 'Office hours, _ 9 to,
;5 . pM. -•Phone for- appointments.
This eXceeds• the largest ;amount of Ordinary, Life ..As-
surance` previously written in one: year; by any Company
of the British Empire.
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et a: PO
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lic y in 1920.
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Agent, Lucknow.
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Hlti$ON' ,T QWNSHIP COiUNCIL
Councilniet•pursuant to Statute on
`Monday, Jan.,,10," with Reeve-Rutt1e
in: the chairs All member's were'pres-
s .,.decla. a:
- ' "e-: neces r
and 'to �k- th arY_
_ y. ent 4
....tion.-.: rThe.,:tnrnus . gf last meeting
:were read .and adopted. •
llowin -.•orders on the Treas-
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reas- ` ' The fbg.
issued: G: 1• ' Mitoney';
p•
firer were
:printing 40
:Phos.printing contract for 1920, $ ,
Harris; $15 •
--. nee walled by dogs,
0,15 p
- a.• valuator• -D. B.
_ ,.eertfiea1.11�r,.tHe�heeP r
'McLeod 3:81, hardware •account;'The,.'
.. Municipal �GVorld, $9.Q4, -election sup -f
11,55 coal•oil for
top-
. plies; .las.. Sthiells, $ ,
tractor wh a g' >f
ilra
- din , road:and eerti
fled by Stewart Campbell; Thos: •Far
rell, 70c, T yds gravel 'furnished to,
Jno. 'B. Finlay; athmaster; ' W.. • A.
Bell, $21.20,' oil for.tractor While road
seas`being graded.
Ell'ction expenses the �reeent.
` Municipal. Election' were as follows,'
s
- nd orders on the :Treasurer ;were' is-
sued: Jno. L. Gamble, $4.00, Deputy-,
returning Officer in Polling • Subdivi-
sion No. 1; Jno. Wilkie, $2, Poll Clerk
Robt. S. Wilson, $3.00,-rent:of Wood;
men's, Hall for•polling booth; Jdseph
_D.R.O.- it[:.,No• 2; .W.
• 'Dnup'e;--S4. .
Graham, $2; Poll Clerk; Jas. Pollock
`r 4�...-, -_.Orange Hall for
r Polling
Booth; R"chr61ertSonr, OLO.-.in
Na.
3;; , Jno. McLarty; $2, Poll Clerk;
Trustees: of Sschool See. .No. 3, rent
of schoolhouse as a polling 'booth;. R.
t Ewallwell,' $4, D.R.O. in No: 4; Angus
artya, $2, roll Clerk in No. '4;'
,..: in *No.
DO a`ld McCharles, $4, ,D;11.0.
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• Mrs.
ser,,
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2' b
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$ti
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W� J McGuire, $3, rent of polL.6hooth;
Blahs ,McDonald, $4, Ditto. in No. w
J V1f. l tbertson, '$2. pollaclerk .in •No..
'6; Rich. Stanley, $3, rent of polling
booth; Angus Martyr, $1b, distribut-
ing ballot, boxes, etc.'
"-The : following Township Oflcer6
N ' 1Y sppofnted• ior,a..nsuinfl:
'year `Sheeep, Valuatai, Peter Gasp
bell; .Sanitary Inspector; John S. Rob-
ertson• Caretaker .of Ripley Cemetery
H' n �: Dahnrer,' -1. Caretaker.: o
Hall, Edward .J: Reevie; Auditors, R.
hair W:
Logan; .Members Of
-Board-of-Heirlth G: If:-Ruttle,. Dr. D.
R. Finlayson, Thos. E. Morgan. '
Tlie•' following' By-laws we're, duly -
passed, signed and . sealed
No 615, to appoint: certain
lain ' e h• ments::to `: a'de_ be:
g '� � 1`. .-•be•,iti • `tb„t
Township Treasurer.
Bill of E D, :Bolton was laid over
ental; next,_meetng, for. 'further eon-',
sideration.
McKinnon Irwin:: That the Reeve
He Ruttle,••and'the Treasurer, Rod
erick 'Martyn, ,be the only officers. au-
thorized to sign 'promissory notes: on
behalf of: the Corporation' of the
.Township.'of Hurdn.--Carried.
Ruttle McKay;• That we order six.
officers Of the Township of 'Huron for -subsea t._ .
_.-, .. � 'p ions • •for .:..The Municipal
-the- year -Int World- for --Councilors land Clerk.
. , : • oint::n L cnl:._
_._-law.-Ne..�•lir, to--ir tt � ..••..:. ,.... ._.:,
. By .... . .«: . pP . .. C�i rlu'd _...;.� , .. __..._,.�.
Board of Health for the Tp: of Karon '
„ J . �NlcKay-DlcKznntin: That•the- Clerk
for the year. 1921. -
,y , :� , 'I be authorized to order 500•dog, tags
-1 _ . .: aries __ ..:,- Oat
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By-Iaw Nil. 61*T, to ¢t[ the sal to be delivered to the owners of.•dogs
of:the : T',Offcers:;'for,, the. year 192,1 ..._
p � according -•to- the Act. �" (chap 92, °II
B -law : No• '618, to• authorize th '
Y Geo: V,),1920:. --Carried,'. ' •
i of'- 3000:00 from the' Royal a..•
borrowing $ . ; ., l4iorgan : 'Ruffle: That the ,Tonn-
Bank, of Canada as a Loan :to: The
Huron &Kinioas'Municipal Telephone.
B ,law No. 619, to amend By -lay,
No. 605, "fixing the rents to be cliarg-
ed for the Township Hall,; and author-:
umat
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Neuii, ia►iic :;iV4u* ii.. ".
m
mpl. toll'is: j
• Rh ware
Ca ,• sule$.
• brought good
heealltth to heli -a. -minter
suita►fiere'. , . ,
A ii'ealthful, mon savinfi"reniedy,
well known 'for fifteen years, pre..
scribed. b doctors, sold by. drug-
. iets,'$1:00 a box. • lsk our agents
or write for a free tria��l��package•.
....{Tempietoni,. 141,King � ., Toronto
LOCAL AGENT, 1s G� ARMSTRONG
shin Solicitor . be and ..is hereby in-
'structed to appealthe case of Robert-
son vs. Huron to a higher court:
Carried • .
:•McKinnon -Irwin: T11at the• Clerk
be instructed. to advertise for lumber,'
tamarack, . cedar, hemlock, red beech
or 'ash; by'writing to the several' Yum-
ber deealers in the surround
mgdis
,trict and report at next; meeting,-
Carr:fed:
Irwin•-biclCinnon: That` the ''Clerk.
�ite iriatrirete'd*t2r a ave°rtitt frs lin_aS` -
essor and a collector for the Town=
ship for the year 1921. Applications
to be received at next .meeting... -Car-
tied:
McKinnon-I'rwin: That this Coun-♦
ell do %now adjourn to meet .a7:ain• on
Monday,'Feb. 14th, 1921, at the ustial
hour and ,place. --Carried. "
Angus Martyn, Clerk:'
time is Money :and one sho ,ld • save
one as well as the other:
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The .tfnte to save, motley ii in 'tile•
`•morning of liti:
I:0eO:F. Lucknow Lodge meets, every,
.Friday evening at. 8 o'clock in-their
Hall; Campbell street. All .brethren
cordially invitid ;'dfke`ers: Noble.
Grand, :Robt.' • Johnston;, Vice.Grand;
Arch.: Barbour; .Rec. Sec., Ee_:,Aitchi-
son; Fin: Sec.; Dr. Paterson;. ''Treas-
urer, Alex Ross.
A.F &vA.M , Git c. ' Old -Light Lodge
meets every.:, Thursday night en or
�tefore the full moon, in the as .
` onic Hall, Havelock . St:,'Lucknow-
W. M., Al: McGuire; : S. W., Janes
Boyle; ,J. W:, N. Ge' Mackenzie
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Sec'y : A. Wilson.:
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VICTORY: BONDS,bought-and sold.
Also farm lands and _ villageffp5=optrty,
sMoney to. lean on ls't. and '2nd mo_ rt-_;
gages at current rates of interest. In-
suran'ce,. • Conveyancing, etc.- ° 'JOieph:
.Agnew Notary PubLc, Allin Block,
Luckttow:Ont. • .
THE HORSE . STILL :THRIVES,
Motor `power has Iargely.;'•invaded
t,he'province of the horse, but the' an,
imal still'iives a . trives and still.
has 'itswides readus fu1ne s Th'
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,great ;war hadits devastating tn'$u that attraction which.dimples, "palms
erne on the 'horse -and also developed' tike • cussed roses •eaves, • and flowers'
v lue'o n1a hiller y`in its :lace: • like eyes have for' us But; if baby is••.
But,x erience has•,ro n that
But experience proven there
'are • still . many uses., to whieh the:
horse, can !lie better applied than mot
or or steam ,power. When ' trains
"came 'in the horse.: �5`'to'.disappear.
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When -the .. - trolley -We 'add ted:: o,
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• A° SUNSHJNY OLD' AGE . f
Nothing is:lmofe beautifi1l or.inspar-
ing than loving,- •cheerful,. sunshiny.
°old, folks about the house.•"I am use=
less," ' ';I am helpless," •"Iyam a bur=
-den,". I have outgrown aiy usefulness"
says .,many : white-haired ; ones :whose:
hands are .s'eamed `with toil; repder d
in• willing service -° hen " they were
able to server This idea of being' use
lel s`' and bgrde>lauriie on--the•-part of
tr e: -aged'is 'all -wring: ---Aode from
thei> •claun"to care and, attention, by,
reason of past services, they hive' ,a
claani_ilik f that of 'infancy Who thinks
of `,a baby- as burdensonte "__Don't civ
erybody in the house vie with ..every
•body ,else .for the: honor of serving.
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'baby; And is not baby, whb can do
absalutely, nothing >for•'himself, the
joy of the. home?' All he; can give in.
•retu-rn •is his' royal favor -,and. he. is
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It is thpug,i:t that farmers keep
hen; 10.0.11 jou aid a.ur Iti•u table Wint•
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er egg-:ro isutioat: And At i;* also, a
common belief' that, late,hatche4
rets d:omtai mce .to lay on1' during the
2ozloai� din sl,ting.. T9• throw some
lit,tht •Wit• i.11:s ,subject,it was decided
air s'✓io tel ctdrr'aYare early pullets, late
rollers;,°yeariizil liers.'and old bens as
winter layorsr at the . Cap Rouge l is,
perimetital Station..• •
Thee 'experiment . began on thfirst.
day of November andended on the
last day • of 1''ebruary* during live con-
secati a years: The:number of birds_
in each 'pen was' about twenty -1 e,=:'
and .the Whole lot ooupied 'the Sallie
:house, . "strict` 'record was kept of
all feed; consumed; `also of all egg
produced by:every'pen• At the begin=
ning and at the end of each caper'
,went the birds wertoiweighed.' so the ,
in the' spring,: .the gain dor loss in
'weight could 'he crested or:. debited
'to thein. ,. ,as=.•
If the cost' of production - of one .
dozen of •eggs; during winter, is•tak-
en as '100 for .early pullets,. hatched •
'before 'May, it would'"be represented`'
by 249 for. yearling 'hens; by ,280 for
late pullets-; hatched= after April, and
by $48. for ,old.:hens.• • In 'other words, •
when pullets 'batched before . May proms •
duced . a certain number of. eggs • at a
oat of $1:00, 'yearling hens produced
the :same number at a'cost: of '$2:49,
pullets hatched after April .at a^cost
of. $2:80' and old' •hen$ 'at a . cos. of
' :It -is sometimes objected . that,
though early pullets : lay mare: eggs
than -yearling or older hens, the size
of the eggs ,is such that they ,would
• bring ranch 'less if eggs were sold by
weight-' °Taking• the figures from the iM
present experirent, we find that, for )
. , p { , Y�a�rj,�i
the k sane -'v eight of eggs* • when its,
ost $1:00 to produce then with early •
. pullets,. it cast:$2:35: to produee them .
NV it z yearling hnns;. 0.9.? with late
pullets and $8:10 with' old hens: It
«alli be seen that,'' as expected; • the.
weight. ofreggs, from henis•was'a little
larger' than that ' Irdni' early *Pullets,. '°
't the difference,: does not: materially
change ,the 'figures' for the cost.•.per .:
dozen , ,,t
The birds ,.ni ed-for.`this experiment.
were net specially bred :fo8r egg pro-
duction; .so that, the: eal'ly pullets 'put•
in. each:,' year were not.,frorn better
stocis<,:than'the yearling orthat';:- as •
Two seasons.' the ;yearling hens used.
,,for,,`tins: experiment :were the 'de:•-
birdS with!. the 'excepton,-of-'a • very
ren ' •hick ;"had' : died,. as 'the ones." in
the pen of .early. •pullets• of the previ-
ons y ear,• and- in both cases they'were. t ."
for cost'of production; below ,the •nevi,'
lot • of early pullets'.. taker* .iizdiscrini-
inately in the, farm' flock
That early=pullets' are'the• cheapest,,
•producers of 'winter eggs has- been
told and written ' so often `:thatit. as
like an ' -old' story'.: But a carefully •
cti ducted experiment` will again :re -
"Mind -'farmer's- of a well-known feet
which' they often seem'.liable `to for-
not"always:' generous ..of that. to, -de
vpted,•slaves, for baby makes no;sec
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_ stiles until with
es _and�di .
years comes the sad 'secret • that he
can sometimes . win by • diplomacy
'what should be'his •by` right
Of; course i-it-true;:babyexerelses,
a. nope and a promise, age should. be;
:•and bene'diction.;' WliereAeb as
faith.. .., _.
coy of his fatiors :age-, knowing that'
love 's- divine,' conscientiously bestows*
`this annest reci4us'of' all- •gifts, -as -the
p -.
--bather s
ends-sunsh'ne .rain. upon,
-pzaaed`ssrtic�-�=cr_iplil; al•ow, _wasi._:w:and: rniust: .a4evPi tlitnk,.,aged
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dealt .the. horse. When the bicycle -
begonia a furore the horse became an
objeer-of-eorri 1T hen tiro Antonio -
ones;! because y ou can not ' serve, dr
can not ,give 'money,'. that. you :are
to:bi• -E or-
'powerless to -hep -•and• ess"•
, - -body' "lv' wants kind„words, 'everybody
bile .and, later, the, tractor appeared boo„
the horse was to vanish;;: but he
maintained 'his •ground.` Hi& numbers
are not decreasing to any notable ex-
tent whilehis, quaky has evei•:.an up-
ward 'trend, Breeding stations are be
ing established and ereryeffort:is he
;ing 'Made: in Maintain breed -Ay
Saskatchewan's' success in winning,
'chantliions)aips at the recent Iiiterna-
trona]=.Stock Show in. Chicago is. an
evidence o
the tn ..ke success that
ard 'f
has been met with in Canada .rut
the West10.-net -Alone.in the,piarch et,-
horse improvement •and development:
T4tan-the • Pr-enoh e'anadian-,
there is pro` fi "iif r drat ..as
more hardy or agricultui°ally useful.
The French:Canadian Horne Breeders'
Association has long been ,in'affiliation
for record purposes• with the •Nation=.
al Live Stock Record Board at Ot-
tawa, atttl inthe last two years that
Associa't'ioV has turned over to the
Dominion Department of 'Agriculttare
for twenty yea'rs a farm of .doe huts-••
dred acres at Sty Joachim,-Oue.,, to lie
mainly: used for tho breeding of • its
pitrtieulat: ty;ie horse. • there are
at° p re S13ent 61 . ,Er� nch-Canadian herses'
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on the farm, all registered. •'Entries
were made at tome of the Mara urotn-
vi'ants. words of reneouragement; ev-
• ry od •-eve - boa." Wants ''loye: Pe"r-
haps, appreciation of, love given may
not be..always, ready, Nevem mind:
Be patient..Presently folks will :be-'
e•in• to turn to•vou. as flowers to the
_. ,. _ ,.eb'4d-.
sift ,.Wheri- .rhrldren-and grand.
ren went . someone to rejoice,, and be
glad with them, they' , will come to•
grandpa and grandma.
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• THE PLACE: WHERE•:YOU BELONG.
'• There, is soniiethint very suOgestive
in .the 'coniate0444.pr0cess ,f tr:..grading
certain fruits ' Oranges, for instance~
roll down a long chute,perforaied
Lith. holes *of various, sizes, and the..
:small: Oranges
,g s drop. through the lift%;
'holes, while •thealarge •ones• roll on
'' " ;each..
bey.,r the pl
.tace.where,'they.
belon .; • There is no. fa'•ori i
stn t__:......::...�:'�:
,it., One' orange is not 'luckier than an=
Other:. But thh..sniall.help mechanic-
all='TTa ihs•.the small -orae e,•and
th
...�. t;', ey•
s.nall `orange; as= inevitably _,seeks- the:
small Bole
C ¢'.
Perh2i the' olds afic' on" f
p. ata o huinaai ,
beluga:, caa not -be done : as easily; .and,
y eA in• 'general; the' 7principxe laoldlu.,
The inan'.1 a•'an infernos .position usual f
ly+: accuses has superiors;of unfairness'
or: else holdi hit luck.-responsibld 'It
is trie'`° there' are business h use
o, s
Where preferMentt, is•: by favori ism
but they; are::hot likely to `last, long.'
Self interest prom;ats :+ei•gry :.employer
tri rLcogtiize'mer°it and ability., As :a. " '.�•
rule the people in the little places are .:
fitted to them, and not to something.
bigger and . More responsible...
It is 'often amusing- to hear the em- ,•
,:nloyees of a man• Who has built up•.a
bi business• discussin Mistak
• � g z es.•
as a rule the store insignificantR'°the
employee, the more' sweeping his crit
isisms" The -•e ei i-gr-.the--bookkeetier-is•• •
pretty,; sure that „in the place bf "the
o'1d`naiiir he nou7dfisoAnonde`rs lit
obserlation 'does not• bear him out •
The man in ' the, responsible place is
generally .there because' he. deserves
to be. Thu,little'plaa:es eould not hold '
:him., •'Ile inevitably: gravitated' :to a.
position 'worthy 'of his ability.
In the case of,oranges, the growing
time is coon ,rarer, bui`"'this is not th'e
ease with human beings: The best
thing to horn for by a .youth in" an
inferior position is not that }lis "luck"'
Will change, or that he Will .somehow
become Possessed of a pull, lint: that
.he will do Some growing, so that the :
small „place will no longer be agile to
rTljeSday .Iazi. IS.
. ii a `c" a� al":D''zttivatl �eatia;:.°
er these days. • '
Miss Winnifred Blake 'is spending
a, few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Hoff-
man, at. Dunnville. '
Mr. and Mrs: Ed. Webster and
falitily,'of, Big Valley, Alta., are Vis-
iting Mafeking relatives this week.
Mrs. Paul Reed, of 'Lucknow, is vis -
'".ting her daughter, -Mrs. Thos. Ander-
son, ,•it present. • ;
the Platy: friends bf: ,Mrs._ James
Webster will be glad to Ycnotr that`she
is recovering, though slowly, item her
severe illnesia, r '
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