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VP*'• aluiPPt Tears we have .been
.reeOgOsed as safeenstediann for 7deposits
and an giving excellent•banking service to
eomnier13I accounts,. . •
Vic 120 dillecsWe' give courteoug attez.
tien to' our eustoMers' reqoirerants,
Rpab, MANXGER, LUsCICISONArrt 1;n2ANC111.
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.4000•!.••••••••••""•"."''
mtcoRAAKK • , •
Spreaders, Mowers, Hey Rakes; Bey Tedders, Hey• . •
Imaders. Grain and Cern Bilsterg;
•IINTRIIAN CO:—
wiliciosou Plows, ScuMers, and:Barrows.
, FROST STEEL.,& WIRE .
13,16. 9 ,Coiled Wire,'4,Point Bir.4.7 Gates And Woven .
' Fence and Staples, all Galvaio., • .
PIANOS:— • '
• See
our high grade Pianos hetere heying.
'• For Sale'At,, • • '
;ANDREW'S LUCKNO
eafOrth Creamery,
CREAM BUTTNG STATION
Rightist cash pikes paid for
Cream and Eggei:-. We guarantee
service and Satisfaction to all our
• Patriins..
,
.Give us a tdal and let us prove..
you t.hat we are a vrort.h while
mad*.
Cecil Mullin,
M. Luclmow Branch
Phone 63.
LuchnOw
•':::Phone 74 -..,
wiles**,
'Phone 256
onumental Norks
miathow
Banthe largest and most complete
stock tI4O. °est beautiful cresigna
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to choose from, in• •
Marble, Scotch, Sivedis' anr Can.'
adian Granitea
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We !fake a gpeebilty of Family
Bleniunents-and 'invite your inspec-
• tion.
• Use -notions Neatly, Careful', and
Promptly Done. ,
See us befere placing your order.
• Douglas Bros. •It. A. Spotter,
' Lucknaw, Ont.
•
Lucknovr L. 428i meets in
their lodge room every second,Tues-
• day of the month at 8 o'clock p.m.
• WLM.II. XL:Parker: ,gee. Seey..
• McQuillin. '
r•k.,
11924 Christmas Seals
The National, Sanitarium Aasocla-
Is to be tonitatalatett On the
haridionto Christinais. Seals oow
tile in aid of.i.thf.:..‘ Muskoka H�spftai
for Ceriuitinti*ea."
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, TO meet .1' Ocirsiztent dinand-10t-
, • • .
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A real christrnat Si -Al, not merely an
adeettisingst1ker*tette a, neW
P,arture has been made.' The Se4ia.
beautifully cblored and.,
ten deafens, are :put Op assOtted Ir
.Packets -of -different 'de,noiniiiadonit;
'The Hospital' is -in need of funds
.to 'earry, on its. work, .. Why tiot•billY
these seals in lieu Of otheiS,?. Not
:Only Will you, ,get g6od . value.
•retatO, ,but yOut ine'iley will' he
inadeto serve a greater end,' for it
-wfflg�
For sale by .school :children, and
banks', Or direct from Xmas, Seal
Department, Gage Institute, TO-
p/ttO„: Ontario, •
NO NEW ROADS IN
PROVINCIAL SYSTEM
'
With •the object'. • of having the
neresi .Grey Comity, "-from "West
to east, froin-Hanover to Singhan1P-
ton Made' a • 'provincicl highway, p
depatation • from Grey... and Bruce
counties ' vi sited the Parliament
• buildings' at Toronto on' Tuesday •of
isit Week and . wait! 1 upon ' Hon.
Getage. S. HencY; minister..of
s.. The pet: I jailers were • told
that the jet:mess eauhi not le gratited
because ..of the .GoverIment's
of.,making ro additions, at .tiie pres-
ent time -' to the: . provincial s.ystein,
but, they;Were Proadied that conz
sideiAtion, would. be, given to raising
the roaefrom n 40'Per cent to a 60
per centeounty read. ••
• • The deputation .was introduced by
Elm, •Dr ,Jamieson, M. P. P. for
Smith Grey, and "includedW; L., Tay -
ler ,Of Singliampton; W. adder Of
Ourliarn; .D..111eTztvish,.., warden of,
Grey County.; D. L. Men* of Han,.
Iver- •.*.• Ball and :D.. Sinclair o
Bruce ConntY. It was peinted'oatr to
them : by Hon. Mr, ,Henry that, Bon,
Mr, Ferguson had said that nO
addi-
tion would-be Made tq ,the pravin7
did •system at the present:tithe.
It. was also 'painted out :that •, •the
• advisory • highway • onamittee,.. an-
rieinted at the list session ,Of the
Legislature .has- been making a tur-
vey of the roads of the .province and
is presenting a report • Upon -the.
changes that,. in its . opinion, gaminid
be made'' hi classifications. • Prom-
• ise was given: that: • consideration
Would be given to the Grey' Count,
iniadiwhen this repOrt nag received,
utui that ifetiision *bold :be. Made'
upon the. point -of- isising7its status
from, that of -a miner country read
•teWard which. the, Government Con-
• tributed 40 per cent of the cost or
maintenance to, a. county. road to-
wards ,which the. Government 'contric
butes '', 60 Per cent of the cost
• .••
maintenance. •.
In justification • of their •request,
the members of., the deputation .had
Pointed out that their district pro-
-vincie-highways' -raiOnilY ;north •-nod
south. • They were ,of the , opinion
that a 'provincial • highway running
from .Ilatiaver:to Sitigharnpton *Mild
serve A wide • territory and provide
a useful road from Lake Huron to
Itherastern seetien of the Provined
MOTORIST MUST PAY FOR COW
-
Judgment for po , and costs has
• been c,iven by Judge Klein in favor
Of Mr. Paid gingiton, of Elderslie
• in his :?..cton for Ani-agc:: for a cow
•killai by a car driven.: y ,M9
ward I'Veiss, of .Ches1:-!Y It appe
• that Mr. Kingston's employee ,
driving' a mmilier,Of cattle along
• higtiway on tie'30th sideroad,
. derslie going south, whe-,i they we're:
,approached by two -cars,' going north,
the rea:., car being • driven by, Weiss„
• ,It la stated •hi s ct't.-' Was runn:ng .sa.
•
fs.and ..*Clese to • the front car'
th ' ' . front cit. StOPPea •Pri
„1.corning rit
• a coition wit
'114d to turn o
ing so rzn in
The aetion
Court 1
:
"ATTOrnith-gati an
•-quoted :as, ying in public t
oiin-
•try peeple •didn't. know g to!
chew Om, Right for one, and t1te7
know enough'not to chew the • rag
When Were 011ferOted, •, •
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AT, DECESIBER7*..18th. 1944
AL ELEOTION$ '
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You neeVelePti.sa
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41040/41°'U1*nUt1:**;
ne6*Ig'i S.' ' ' MOS, qirerYtIiIng gkieg,
.0.'"IlerntiS1Y 40 the eims'eli board of
• a Pikst Year is ,i4urited-td servefor
alother twelve. Months ahnost with-.
• 'out a ripple .of excitement; even one,
90:PlIc°viel innethiswenquietzewaYaY__ _.H-8-'11) ..' int". a
Again.there may. be ItTping under
the 'rfaee .suspieiOne. Ait9konisnu!
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or iiml: .70os Ii Spsoected by the.
easy-going .ave .__.: citizen, and than
May •Ilaa,* aIntilli, ,.. tio.,.11 Ineet-.
.ing muCh, te the * ' • .isiii.fi the PUh=
-\, ',
•
•lic,'A d prit$Mg evt...., Candidate with
his Pa .. • ' iin their: nz4ial. '.
, Too ten' personal corisiderations
• enter into\ contest and the public „in-
terest is Overlooked, or for the time
•heing;fargOtten. Folk cinin Le think
artiisalf'diet soineoriciiias been in
office prig endugli -regardresis, of the
••••kt
anality 1 service given, This 'is ;the
attitude f those who .1°0 'imp Pub-,
Heti; ()flee aa spniething which Ought
ta,lie Passed. *roan(' by , *ay , an
.cninplement. '`,.:
''s. That's ' all' `L wrong. in,' •everybody
Imowa. ThO iliiiirs ...that ought : 'to•
runt are commonsense, "4A inten-
tions .and ,tha'abIlity to carry them
into ffect. Ineffieierfey and 'graft
(that
the taking, adiriintage . of
one's ;in lie 'positicrii to.'*1110te'ole'l
porn bite, at the liohlie expense)
make ler. • taxes ere: a loivering'
of the more tone of the ".'eciiiimuniti..
For some ears 'inutiicipal tares.
all ov• the inn-Me:try ',,Iiiive beenle
burden. --,a ,condition viliiili has dew.;
kiped, Out Of 'Causes ' beirend the ' in:
fluence ,: of • local., coimcilis!' However
good . management, of .iann Ic i pa 1
affairs . counts for a #erit deal *
• counteracting the general, :tend• ency,. .
. Do yeti think your =taxis high?:
You d.o, you -havejust paid them.
-
•Then Eeep in Office, or Put in:office
Inert ' who are abrade 'elionglit and
honest enough to direct the business
cit
your town or townshiplio .. that
taXaS -, laid: not : ga.,bifbler • through
carelessness Or blindness .to' the'pish,.
..! Doi0, Panel the, elective•
und .iis„ii, Chrfstmaa.• gift. It..
1nnich.,•,1.Rficiency with,
Wehr,. ,ecaur ilildatesf
te. 11'. the
r
offices.
,m• aY, cost
slant ta
standard by
office should „
Anoth consideration ...which en-
• into uniefpiA politics these
as „the attitude of:Candidates to
th;TernpeiA'ctTeO. T. A. is
a p ovinejai matter but 'inunicipal
.rees sand cOuncilkirsiiii do much
towards its enforgement For, this
they' •backbone as *ell as de-
cided vie on the-:•.t.emperance
question-
IHEY *ILL HANeillIS MAN
•
,After all every Chicago _murderer
does_.mitlescape_the__extieme.penalty
of the law On Friday 'Iasi a Man: On
trial for murder _._theie was • „found•
and, the , jury -"avhkh decided.
that he • wasalsofixed hia
Tiuniihinent 'death on. ori the gal-
lows".
„
This , .outgiinie"ig yeti different
rom the .usaal. 'Itpresepts a: strik-
contrant. totheontcoineofthe
ent famous. trial. of -the „wealthy
col ge youths. Who' for:their oivn
• t •kliled Bobby 'Franks.
, The',iT• Were, however, • points • of
differenSe inthe two cases; The •man
found gi1ty on ,Pridayi and., for
wlitdo baiing was. prescribed, shot.
a man in itattempted hold-up with
the Object o .robhery. *..His name, is'
Russell Scott, • he is "feferrd to is
.!`1.6 r e r, ••fl prompter.",
Scott appears. to xe 'tried hisband
' at .high .financ:e," ald, having, failed
at that, 'took ta robbery. He:deserves
his fate. P.11 light attordieg to ,the
lasis of the.. State, of alineis.„gut his
criine was, more !reusable Cif lour-,
'der .e.ver is excusable), than the:Crime
of the boy-killT, who merely went
to penitentiary, "for' with a
fair" ProSPeet being given, their
freedom Within. -a •fe* years. The
✓ obber who in the.exeiternent.:4'ac-•
tiori seraebodY 13.respectable
as "comPared to the degenerates who
took up a Itiendlt• boy' from the
street; killed him for Sinuriement, as
Vie animals, to avoid they 4 est k311 a rat „or a rabbit„,
this car Mr. IVeisi tand'a 'Pied to extort mOney Irvin
t and pass, ;and 13
0 amtkilled the corn
tried at.the last ,D,i-
Chealby, Nov. ,5th,
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• 4. .1.
their, vic m's father
Perhadis ,was easier to, condemn
Scott becaus he -was a foreigner. Of,
course Scott 'dn't have the mode,
to put up the iest sort of defence.
A cnrieon.feature of Seott's trial
..wan-that-he,:itt,first-pleadeeguiltY--
•actually admitted - having-eoimnitted
We 'Crime of which he Was accused.
This evidently 'wet • done i---peeoulle it
wiInot theutlICliaSSIblif• to inold
11**)400/014 41$4t &Ott Wryer
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not en , , the death Pen-
,
NAY Imply* imposed„But when the
judge ladmgeil that 'he woUld son-
tenets. SO* tobe, banged, the deface
hivaerbegged that he be allowetto
change the 'Plea to "lot. kuRtYi"- and
IstenieNng a ft nr a e e in,
was allowed. to *u rn • about
and, 4319 that be "' not
guilty 444 Rat the state to the
trouble pf proving that he was, With
enucirrotterly-leri.selesar- prettedinga
vermIteabler. it - Tits rot? Atirpilsing
that -tle'S 'TAW. has become a joke.
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FEM•PPRANOk MOVE IN
.IREIAND
• •
Na.ws of ,a eoutest over the • tem-
perance issue comes, from a some-
what,' unexPected'-quarter=-The Irish
Free 'State, "or South Ireland.,
It is not •yet•-propesed to. have n
• prohibition • law making the Country
dry Arointhout the year :that would
.birlattoigether too long a step..„ The
bill at present before the Irish „par!.
iament, orf."Diril," as the Irish House
of Cmionons is.c.alle41,"•prOpOses mere.,
ly to have -prohibition, or closed bars
on St. Patrick's Day..Many who cele-
hnate the Seventeenth of Ireland, • it
appears, ..unfortunately have, falien
•into t,fie habit of doing so by indulg-
ing' in a sp. Lord Mayo, a 144 -
her of the _ Lee State Senate, in dis-
cussing the proposed closing the
bars ' On St. Patrick's, • Day, said
"There lino use in blitikiog eyes
lindL
d'truntlik° Onfaf'St.et. tPhaattrickmil'an. FDat.'"\r-
• The Senate, it seems, 13 infavor
of a *dry St.'Patrieles. hilt:the "Dail"'
Which, is .fnore 'directly responsible to
;the electorate is opposed. The :bill
therefore, cannot become law, lint the
fact that a bill proposing to Close
the bars 'on .a popular holiday„ gets
sIkCb Ist-deog supPrirt , significant
'Sentinient-An favor of .• Prohibition;
once Started, . invarlahly, grows. The
povertyand misery ,whigh. drunken-
ness 'never. fails to produce,.iS al -
before the eyes ofi, the, public,
and is so ,tirlia!z and unjustifiable
that it consyriitly suggests Suppres,"
• Although ' Ireland, lilre. Scotland,
iamityghas _he an
i ' unenviable reput-
ation for: drunkenness • there has
Jong been there..., ale° a considerable
temperance 'eleinent- -Ahrioat. a cent-
ury .ago ;Father ,Mathews,: nuivecl. by
'hepoverty...I-aid wreteliedneaS of his
Ar,
:THIS DISTRICT' JN
TOTAL ECL1P4E
_TOR.011.TO, Dec.,-.10.,SwOcliitig de;
cross, Soutbwestern" Ontario at
Speed of 1,500. miles 'au boor, the
moan's shadow east iin.the earth dur-
ing the next total, eclipse Of the sun,
Jan. 24, 1925, Will cut off the
snri's light from Toronto for a ,little
over a Minute at 9.064, a.m. The
T'44*atlii :iy11171b0101
out 'One- sr ay solailhe",
shy. Ura .1Wajor, ,the "great •dipper,;
will prebably iriSible in the- noith-,
western sky; so PrOf. R. Young
assaciate in astronomy, last night in
the Physics, bending, deseribed the
event,' '
In , Toronto the eclipte may be
best ohserVed .from. fall •.buildings
and from :the hilitqps,, Aitianamers
do not recommendrobsereation from
the lakefront, as Mists will prob-
ably interfere; About' 8 a.m. thc
:lirst blank mark, • the edge �f •the
moon, WPI begin tq .eat ,sTewly irito
the sun's surfact, entil 9061.4- the
Suci ip Mack, framed in a circle of
flame', the corona
Goderich will he the first town in
Ontario exeitly in the centre of total
eclipse, and the ..eclipsa will last
there, • as, in • Clinton, • WaterToo.
Gnelnh; • Gplt. Kitchener, Dundas
flarrilten, Welland!: Therold a n d,
Bridgeburg, for 1 minete and 50 sec-
.oprls. while in , Toronto : it will last
on'y one roinete.
Jest Outside the
ered area 'will be
atenton. Whitby,
Forest, .Waterford
Aylmer. •
London is well. inside; and. so.' is
Tillsonburg Orangeville, . Cheslev,:
,Hanover:and Diirhain, are • alsb, jest
witbin the...edge. Prof. YOung. SaYs.
that an error 'of ,soine • two or three
inaieb&exiieeted in Making the
catculations-,of the ,eclinse!n-radius..
Opportunities, 'for Observation are
enique„ he 'says. for the great bulk of
observers:.• will: not have an ' oppor-
tunity, for".the next, twentyfive Or
thirty'•years of ;•seeing a total 'solar
eclipse,
edge ,of the dark -
Pert .South -
Aurora, •• Alliston.
, St, ThomaS and
. .
FORMER CULROSS MAN IES
13RITISII COLUMBIA
(From The ,Teeswiter News)
T. McDonald, eldest, son
• of and Mrs. WnjMDoiiald.
people, Ittlie' *:.,:rtfasure to drunk- Clinton street.; r,: passed'
started- a ',niva3,- at St Sosenh's hospital, 'Vict
•ment Which 7 gained great strength: oria. B." C, on Noven-ber, 26th„ Tn
but this?' Nyontliy..and, .• distinguished 3 letter ret".eived Testerday from the,
priest :was ;pinch ' ahead' of his time, 'oast the intelligence, was given, that
and hiCinfitreacce Was mainly in the the late Mr. McDonald • had been out
way of mnfal saaion in the ,country on his duties when
he
he Wig suddenly stricken and . was
'imought to the hospital but he nev-
eraw'arVhegtaianteveninge-.eQn171*117
The lete Mr. McDonald was born
in Chlress on. the 'fithc,COn. • .aed got
his early edneation here and • later
attended Guelph ,Agricultural Coll-
ege, from where he graduated with
flying rolera., From ,there be, , went I.
to • Farozimrton 'and to • bklolioino
TR011'SKIr BEHIND. TME :TIMES
• Reports from Moscow Russia have
.that Trotsky, ' who with the dead
Lenin, was head of 'the,..great revolu-
tion in' Russia; i abt:to be driven
from the cOuntrY. Evidently, he . has
,been forgoalp time at loggarbeads
with his sal -bastes .in tie govern -
!Tient ••
. • ' k
Efforts to put his crazy theories
into prietice evidentl3rhave modi-
fied hiS, Socialistie, opinions' and he
has become AO.-- -moderate ,-tot get on
With„the_extreme..socialists.,... So the
extremists are going ,to „cla zinto
Trobiky. as Trotsky 'did Nt141Carin',..-
sky mid -others: They will:not hesit-
ate to' icill him If hedoes not go. In-
deed he will 'de well to,.escape ,with
bis life. But Trotsky-. should not
plain forheisbut the.victim :of his
own' methods. One Wonders what he
-will.noiv.ithink hia „fland'of_free-
• dom.7 He, may now join Emma Gold-
man, Who after two Years in the land
a the ,soviette tyrannies, rwould now
gladly dwell in lIritalic .OrIthe •United
States which she and Trotsky form-
erly. denounced' as the Most hateful
.antocracies, but Which reality
have the 'most democratic govern-
HU.R,ON 'COUNTY 'POLICE COURT
• Dining the , month Novcmbe,-
*la,:istrate Reid :dealt with thirty-
s;caSes in the Poli e Cotirt. Of
these tWo 'were dismissed, eleven ad-
otitned, and ;in; twentV7six convir•-
•-ions were registered: The total fines
fiir the month Were $6/5, 'of nqiiieb
$261 were for 0••T. A. breaches
teen cass and.- 35O Undet the
inland Revenue Att. Three, jail sen-
tences. Were; ..hande.d out . ranging
from thirty days to nine months;
' WESTFORD' NEWS,
_
• 'Wedding belle ire ringing; 'don'
voo hear them?,
r A
A number from_ here attended the
etub at the Presbyterian Church 'on
Friday evenine. last „
•Mr. Charles Danavan of Chieagc
,
•
Don't forget, the Christmas enter-
,
tairzment a our school on Fridav_af-
terroon of thil -week.
A numiter 'from lien took in, the
Ilene* in Remit on rridiir avezzing
140t 1414 144 it 1.0 itcoljsno,,, •
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FRONT'
..,Qiita,.:For All The: .Fanily: At :The. •
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a ware
omingi,Almost Here! With
Only5 More Shopping
• Days Before Xmas. •
WE WISH YOU TO EXAM'INE OUR STOCK OF XMAS
• GOODS. QUALITY AND AND ,BR10E8 WILL EE RIGHT., With
LIST A FE* SUGGESTIONS` WHICH MAY "DE HELPFFUL'IN'
'31AEINGSOME OF Irablt SELECTIONS: •
FOR MOTHER ,
—1'Set ,Onive• ri\,'
Silverware.
•kileman -Lain -
• Washaio• .Machine., .
, carpet Sweeper
• Pyrex .Ware •
•. Scissors
Set a ITuus
,.Food ChOriper
. Toaster •
where he was identified ,with the
Agrirultiiral colleges and later at
.! he, state of. Washington College , and
from; there aecepted the. position he
at the 'time 'of his death, that
-yr Prowncial Livestock Commission -
The Victoria Valle,- Times lias • the
followingto say of him; "His death
robs ' theprovince of one of its fere-
.most. e7nerts in: •aeimal husbandry
,and occasions ',,a 'great. loss` to the
ao•rfeultural.
"Vi a well-knewn • ,fifraire at-. all
the agricultural azzcl livestock • fairs
throtrAnizt the nrovinee,'•
the distinction of .representing "I3ri-
tish Columbia.' in an, 'Official carp-
acity in othPr parts ei Canada: and
United .States.
He is silt -rived by his widevir and
fotfr children, besides his, parents and,
a number of hrothers 'and sisters.
A former resident* of, the.' Fifth
(Innrn'recc died 'in the kanntv HoS-
nifal it Wal1e4on �n Dec '5th in
the persofi of -Mrs. Alex Watson.,In
February " of 191,6 Mrs,. ' Watson Suff-
ered a stroke of paralVaie and -siece.
444 ti-e'haS been in the frespital at
ewere removed to the
horrie. of- Mr.. and Mrs, Jahn. D. Mac-
Kenzie.in her old neighborhood, Con.
4 Culross, where the funeral service
at 1 o'clock. Sunday, 'was conducted
by' the Rey.' Mr, •Bradiey, of Tees,
water. and interment tooic plaee in
IlaCristhn- temetere,- where,,Rev.
Knox church officiated at
the Tratie. ,
The pall bearers Were George M& -
Kay. Robt. Keith. Kenneth and John
D. McKenzie' of Culross, Alex Smith
and John Walsh of Piarriston •
, The late Mrs. Watson whose maid-
en name was Divina Willcms, on was,
horn in, Kiptere. Aroveshire„ Scot -
lend in 1RJA /1P;r117a tvin Alid ill a
friroilv of. 18. The family carte to
Canada lo 1850, going first:to- the
01' Puitilingb; 14,4r 0:044
FOR BROTHER.
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•
-` Safety "Razor, - •
• Automoble Skates •
• Flashlight' • ,•
• `
Pocket Knife
• Hockey 'Stick •
Pair, of Mitts
1 -land• Sleigh
:
:•
Razor "
,
of Vitts
•
Liailern
and'
Sleigh, Bells '
• Strap er Boae
• CO•kman• Lan
•
FOR SISTER
Lad i es Auto Skates,
Silverware
• Pen. Knife
- Scissors
, •
• :Altiininum or Niekle Crumb
Tray
O'Ceddr..Mon
... •
•
Prex Mare
,.Thiniinurn Ware" •
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•Knife and Fork,'Cup,' Saucer az:4 Plate, BAby'SSPoon or a-
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good safe small; Candle ,Lantern • -•
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AIM TO PLEASE
Phone 66.
• Hardware Ccial,
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PoitTgou
• Lucknow.
' Plumbing.
Tinsmithing
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to Minto Toy near HarriSten.
She was there nnit'A in marriageto
her -first htisbatict
• lived -near Harriaton 'until his death
in -1890. She was .later Married t�
Mr; Watson who died three • years
ago. . „
GOING INTO THE UNIT,
cnURCII
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.Ten of *the fourteen ministers
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charge , of ongregations in :Bruce
Presbytery • have, declared their in,'
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teOtioli of , going into the,- ,United
Church when , Union 'is Consiirriated
on June 10th., 1925...Their statement
of, intention. and, _„nanies ., are as
'the' Undersigned
ministers of ,the. Presbytery f Bruce
do hereby signify -ont-intention, of
keeping our connection with .the,
historic Presbyterian' Church in Can-
.ada; when on June 10th., next, , she
becomes part of,,jhe Untied Chiireh
• of Canada. We, ',Wish: to, ed forward
with her in great, new, Spirit=
nal enterprise,, and to shard.,in he:r
ministry; and., : as leaders in • our
several congregations, we believe It
right and helpful that we. should,
make known our intention
H. Burgess, H. D. Mcdualg,, A.
Graham, D, H.' Gallagher, W.' ;
„Wallace, W, M. Lee, C. C. Strachan,
,p.. J. .McKay, S. G. Steele, and one.
other; who for personal reasons does:
not wish his
ri7,,10...
n,epubliskid 'it ,the
'A LONG MOTOR TRIP
.• The Tees*ater News says, Messrs.
Bert -Tha:ker, RObt, Radler and
Dave' Scott, three of the ydeng 'Men'
Aviin-werit„..honie-last.. week...from dal
gar.making the tripeby-,aute-and
coming by Chicago; Stc Panic and
thee to Detroit and Sarnia Where
they crossed the beider into Canada,
making the triia in two weeks.,
ABOUT ,GI.TR HIGHWAYS
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Although it vvill take the High=
oway,s- Department - several years to
bring the read .already taken over a.S'
proVincial,. highways up to the ap-
pnaired standard there .is a constant
'agitatiOn.. for Mere thormighfares.,
The Gu'elpK
nra • special
.0. corn • ea=
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riiittee , of the •County Council • had
that morning --considered the advis-
abEity of extending the - paVement
froin Th
to 'Harriiton, .e pro-
Peied route, 'e -suppose, would'.be •
by Elora; Alma, PaAer, Rothsay and
TeViotciale. .It .would be 'interesting
to know.viliat"ineniberi Of the councilL.
Composed the conueittee that bad
•t,14a; arithitieui ,proje4 under consid,,
eratiop.-abe.road'in-question -certain-
ly earilei • conaiderable. • traffic, ' to
pave 'it 'would require a much heavier
expenditure than, would at present be
it all jUitifiable. If thePavenienIi
front:Marden is to be extended at all,-,
,FergilS 13 it next logical Stopping
place., recent Stratford ' dispatch
reporte'd that the Board of Trade in
that city- Wag backing a movement
to •haye a. highway designated from
that city "to Arthur,-,. where it would
'meet, the. Arthur -Kincardine. high-
way. The last link , of this road would
be the centre sidereact of Peel Town -
•ship' for its entire length. he build-
• ing of siiCh a highWay would natur-:
.-preseppOse the- taking over as a
highway Of the lead trim ;Arthur to
Oran,geville,„ , „which is at • present
provincial countroad. A poreplete
net work of standardized highways
is now abOut essential to Ontario
as its railway SyStems, but they.cari-
ot„„all-be-cOnatinetedAir-Oneoday-Or
year; The -work Aniuistla on just as
rapidly • an a reasonable financial
pelicy perznit; and this seenik
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