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THE Ltelth9if • SENTI14EL
4g4K BREAkS 'TIE
• An unusual situation arose recent -
1Y. at,.
tion when „two candiflatSS. for /the
reyeshz p�lled a tie. :vote. It. was
necessary for the Clerk, Who 'Was the
returning officer, to cast the deciding
vote. In this instance it Was cast in
laver of the „Reeve who had held the
offiCe for the past three Years.
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Virlkla OF.
LIOHTitOUSE,. KEEPER:
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'. Following an. ' illness' of several
pionths," Mrs,: Christemic McLeOd
in her 80th 3"trai, „Fifty-threeyears
ago. she was united hi marriage' tit,
MOrcloch..Mit,c,DonalkWhO.„^was',.biter,
appointed lighthouse keener et*Poiiit
,
Clark, Mi. MacDonald died in, 1913.
After, the death of, her bnabandi She
Moved to Saakat.004, ^hiker 6onli;ig to
'Sault -Ste):Marie, Onti, \Whore •She
.Was, married. to Donald..IdeLeod, Whe
predeCeased her: Abolit-siit years ago.
she returned ta Ripley, where.. she
•has Slime made her. hone: •
-::-POLLOCICS'arid--"MeLKANI-S7,
' STORES ,AT: WHITECHURCH
,WILL CLOSE EVERY.
' EN/10101d AT 7, O'CLOCK;
• ON. AND • :AFTER4
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FEBRUARY: 0TH.. .•
ean
KIDS'
KORNER:
(BY
After a hard: fought . battle- last
• Wedneaday , between Lucknow Juven-
,
, Iles and viasham the game ended
in a 5 to 5 tie..
BIATIIDAYS--Ihith Dahmer aria
. Jack Treleaven. held birthdays s last
Weelc.
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The Juveniles lacked the. services
Of „their- goalie, ' Reid, • MacKini, on
• Saturday, as le was'. Sick.'
Dungannon', Is said to.",havie,
ned to praetice, and -,play All ;their
• hockey games in 'Lucid -low. '•• '
.,116es MacDonald was 'one, Of the
•Aliousandi of ,,fans to ' witness the
Lsef 1.Maroon game tin Toronto on
'Saturday night. : ,
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„ Lucknew took their first defeat on
firiturda •when DungannOri, defeate0
, than ta *
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Winghtim-,=-Lutino*
, 'After it' herd foiighe battle
• , VItednesday, _between Llicknow Juv-
•eniles and Wingharn, the genie en&
in Iv 5- tie. One 'penalty was
.giyen, to Jack Cook, in the list period
'Members: elect. subscribed to
oath of, office: lied 'oath of age:glance
The minute i :Of the December
nieel-
ing Were 'read..and aPproved 011%.#19'
tion of Ii..iolDonald• and, FraYilS.
:13Y -101j !inn/0er one aPPolUtling.the
.offieere...for: 1937 was dniy. passed
, 'Moved' by ' Cnlbert. and 'McDonald,
the !following 'accOinits.,ha paid
A. 4; J. Sinipeoe, salary ' M. O..
ll. f�r 1936 $.90.00; J, M.
hopipital Accolint
Clikrlis;,' relief aecinint , $14.00: Thes,
Rivett, trucking $2 50, :Currant„
worlt Of men, .50c; Herb Curi,iii; Sal;
ary • '.;.
Moved by Frayne and McDonald
and carried: that the petiticin frir:147.=.
tntery :grant be Sent to the ,depart-
irient*. d highways
Movedby McDonald and Culbert
and ,rearried.that,bOnndary account be
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,sent to ,,Huron TOwnahip.
Moved '•41•'FF4Yzie , and MacDonald
zthat odinicir order .• seven • •eOPies' Of
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Moved ,:by 'Culbert and Johnston
that .ceuncil.meet the secend IdOndaY
in each month: •.'r
By-law•siumlier t*o re borrowing
•neaneY 'to pay interest . railway.
bonds Was -duly Passed on Motion. by
Frayne and McDonald:
:Connell hem adjourned inotion
of McDonald and kr. 411..e4.•
L.MeDonagh Cleik
Turnitil 'Waiiiig Plant .
It is. reported', that a, turnip wa),C,7
' plant will be 'established • in Mild-
inay4-dnrihg-4he-Cohang:-sutinrier:-Lto.
be in. readiness for, next' fall's -crop.
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;for tripping; 'Reid. MaelKim played -11.1a
_goOd.,:gameAn-,goal,-Jaelt-COoke,445-
,ne Dahmer and John K. .MasKerizie
were • the ;Juvenile goal -getters.
:-.1.,ine-41P-7Gbal, Reid McKim, -
fence, R. MacDonald :end D. Finlay-
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sim; 1st line—J. Cook, J. Dahmer,
MacKenzie; 2nd line -7)3: !re -
leaven, D. MacKenzie,
Oiingannen Lucknew
Luelsnoi.i• .took, their' firstrdefeitt on
Saturday, on noor'ite Dinigan-
• non,.:.7 to Co.ok,,:and Russell
whithy:: dre*,,PenaltieS.iii list per-
iod
.„.:In the absence Of ..13,...MeKiin:and:
Ross MacDoneld,-:AllanTreleaven and:
Russell Whitby .\ifere titre:
erg to theteam, TreleaVen;
in goal.--Dmigamion redeived, most 'O.f„
2,their goals in the last period; johnie,
'Dahinet-tdok shot at the .local 'goo
and .narreWly 'Missed. scoring, Cooke
roughed it up with. padi.e the last
period, : but'
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...The f011oiving is the :exact topY of
a letterreceived , from. •Grant, Hall. hy
the writer: of thiS C9411744 in answei
to, 'a:. letter' sent in the •KnitiS ' bale of
clothing sent the4ieedYin
Nrth-
ern Ontario, hy the Ludlum United
Church. : .
• Nairn 'Centre
1Jan. ' 1937
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Dear Millard,
_
Hete • I am. 4 lit .last. GOess yOu.
thought forgot to ,write.` Ilia I, laid.
pint letter aWay and I. Ceuta noc,find
it to. write to. rip, Mother fOund
:your addreas-so' aric
thank. yini very; very: ittneh: flit the
Coat' 'ad het; yeti Sent ana, they
fit ine very. well, ,And they. are nie'e.
and: warrii. I em. getting ,aiong good,
in school. and aur in Sr.' Tr bowl
sad 1. an going, :to beat- My „hrother
Wilfred, We are having lots of snow
;ip-hetp. • There, is, a hill' neer, our
place And Nie dO441, the hill.
I, have -sister', glr& Fs' the Het
name is Shealti. I • have three` broth-
ers, there names are- DennY, PoohY;
Wafted,: • 'Yenta truly,
• . 74. Giant: Hall..
• Nalth • IS situated` on ' the .Spanish:
riVet Sudbury, ConetY, : several
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•UP to the Present this session has
been marked by an almost entire
sense of fireworks and :the, RoIrreal
factor seems t be altogether in the
• background. •'Sonle • feel • that. this
spiiit is due to the reaction.of"our.
.44PPY ein'eiiellee from• ,,, the late eon-.
1
Mir national ProblerOS :are tOo." grava-
to''Perinit.Paitisanship:. At Any rate.
the apparent incliclation: is to ,CC,
Operate and. ,gqt through 'by the end:
Of „,Ap.i tn. al1^7'preb,ebility; ,aster
is earlY, Ceniing'...on, March .
• In, • the .sessional program., Only
•three things sthnil out. from the or:-
ilinery,.. One. is the defence •policy;
Another 'thetrade. agreements with • The couple have three sena, Allen:
Great.. Britain :and the third t At home, :Jim on the Old .home. place
capitalization .of ..the C. N. R. and 'Wilbert neer Barrie,''Ont and
first iS the one exciting' most general.
t14*grandellidre*
interest at ‘the r,inornent and the govi4 .'
On the evening Of their 'enniver-
-setrannmrt :has. 'n9y. Yet .outlined ,,A;114,th7l ithehepr.. weretwo
n
s oth sdf
e agnil6.tsa:Ofiiii4esoonaontir.
Bik'St of the thl'6"l6n-4.14:dar 4W--'-friOcla-at-the--hoine Or . the'
taken lip with the ',Agriculture-. esti 'grecnn's brother, john Derian,. When
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mates: and it developed that a huge a sumptuous, fowl ',dinner was served
area-53milhon acres—is : 'threaten- After:dinner, the remainder of, the
.ed with', a ,devasting phtkne , 'of eirening. was Spent at card ',Playing::
grasshoppers; and plena, arei being'
developed for varietyof. specifics
to be:used the-conihat.,
Monday- Most of-tlie :after-n(191i
*vasoaccOlned by a • AsherY. quest:NY
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in British ' Columbia, •Dilr.. Neill �f ,ed last, weak."
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There"was , a Markeddivision Of -7CittIRCK NOTES -
p
'Comoik.Alberni:, 'seeking tn obtain • , . '
legislation prohihiting. trai-fiShizig. '
Wawanosh Couple
39 Years -Married j9CAlwanclGENERAL
K77.
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—_ , Mr, , Alex Gollah is Confined to bedAir, and - mrs. Charles . Dullifin 1-1f 3ncier. the „care, of 's. nurse.
. Weat Wawanaah, .Honored On„Their,..- - mr ' Aibott' .r • k. spent .thewee k
. Cook - -
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Wedding Anniversary, Tuesday
end in Toronte and Coning -wood. •
De-
troit wanee.M.Wrse:ekLYeunids Kg:enlePtsil of ' Dper-.
_ ., , .
and •Mrs James Little '
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Mrs. R. J, Cameron spent the week
end in Stratford with, her 'daughter,
„ Mr. and Mrs, charles, poplin, cele-,
, . , ,
brated their 39th* Wedding Miniver:
sary on Tuesday, February 2nd.
They were married quietly at the
home . of the bride's parents ,in Ash-
field, by the. Rev. XX- '-iiall,-14. pr- .-34i4..s Aroelle .c amarop.
meriminister of _Zion Church ,'" :The- • '- ' . „
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,nedambe5;731.1 sGraHeaennBiohwITehs,0;peoAattenno:1;•
.Dresses.• Don't iniss seeing them
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TerentS, with many new , Ladies'
Krat.:Ila Mon' Irwin Of' It C., while . Miss Beatrice"-, Culbert Ciinhoro*
the groehl -wail' ,supported '',,Sy , Mt,,, has been Spending the past two weeks
,RownA)11,,,w9nds, of St.tHelens After with her parents Mr and Mrs' Jas i
. „ . , •
their Marriage,' the .!sided . on the .E. Culbert.
Old homestead for twenty Years, then Mr.' Robert Ross returned to the
moving 'where:they'. now rceside near
Village on -Saturday, having ti been
st. xidiiiiii. ... : -.. . '
'earir4g.alryPntrft6lir 017111;317:OhtiumrYel inii'.7.1uull?er
,'!'00eid afternoon, Were you wish-
ing to consult 'me?"' •,
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"No. Matti ' all, right doctor, Xyle
just' called to read the serial 4 start.
• Miss- Lena, :Hackett' returned to
herAl'eme;.-here en . Sunday- evening,
from Wingham..Hespital wherf She
underwent an aPlAndleitis.OPeration
eleven day, previous.
-The a:1%X; week -end .exziii
was well patronized last 'Friday and
Saturday, With quite,\a number 'from
• thiscentre taking the, trip.
The, WoMenia.:Insititute "At":11Ome"
will, be held in the _Town • Hell, to-
night.' (ihuraday) • February 4t1.•
MeMbets please bring.. sandwiches; ,
Ilot."FoWl Supper
will. be •Served•by the Women's Guild
of St. Peter's Church the 'Council
Chamber On. T.,needen.February 9th,
e s• ic, under 12; • 25c.
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t11111i:ilm-41atsieIWwaheatr:SlifhS9rrurd be done
tdhoe'e.o'ianit- *kr. ism- , will
lselT9tr4edri4ac-P
inittee On , fisheries, in the evening ' .,The Sunthine Band held' M• urat, •Kincardine, this: :SUnday. The•
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:Canada's :,6ireig4 '159heY Inthe °Y41..nt 'their regular :Meeting ':'..rebruary , pester,: , Rev, 'Gordon. It. :Te3ler..•
com-
QfiptMaLja5fiiesubJecL4
the gpdhmn42Z.
the ii,#ressi.in. of Widely,t4Frying„: oftPr..Whigh 'Jean Struthers read the of.: the,, month. :••• , ,„
views Mi 'WOOdsWortii,:: as '4414. :Sciintiire ..iessen. The LOTO3 Prayer •, • • •
adYoeating, a policy'• of '•'.neiitralitY,:' was ,,relietited•:.: in .'•unison,.. and 0,4 :creels , To Ottawa
Leonard "Igael.,CO4, -local stildent
..while • miKin clissented. from ' the ...PlemerY' Verse rePeeted._"The„...:Wer,sliip..:
the frej trito Ottawa,
idea -474 complete detachment, stat- ;story wan.:thel•Igiireni by Mrs. Black,. 1,i'eee-alehtte
first of the week with Mr
ing. however that it loae-e: questioi!followed by a sbort business period..
Do -
Parliament ahine, coUld''deeide..'1V1ise: The •" Offering was taken up and the' .:VY; -T(31;°1i4idn' for °111'‘
Agnes Maqphail bitterly'deelored leffertorY'' :response "rePeitted: minion
Pt!'n4ai' where he *Ill'gei'a
gltmpse of the Inaide W -"kings: of
that • the ruling classes in Great '13.14,,\ 'atudY•44tori,'
o• uran government
tain were piepared,. to :sacrifice Can'. was :then given by Doris. Ritchie Th "
Little Margaret McNeil, daughter
Of, Mr, and-,MrS.'Robt. McNeil under-
went . ,..suceassful • `operation on
Thursday last in the. Victoria Hos
o. 'for, "mastoid.: Her
many friends • hope for•a •speedy • re,,.
71,Opli.,'hardwar,emen have completed
lhe istallaton -of---two -new- furnacesin ,the. • United Orliureh schnelroom.
This, -W.e Undetstand" •fioni.. :the
,!lerk Of .tho.. Session,
Newton, is the third Pair of.- furtia,'
DEFENDING SUIT
John S., Labatt, London, has." in-
dicated thouigh legal'formalities, that
he is ,defending a •snit Which David
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xeisnort ,'Cavjngtemp, Started against
him two weeks! ago over the kidnap-
ping of Labatt. in 1934. ,;
• Meiiner instituted a eat ,against
Labatt. on Jan. 15, by* filing a' writ
asking unstated darriages and- negli-
gence in identification..
-EFFORT TO SAV,HIS FARM
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Tired, bedraggled,' , and out ' of
,breath, Melvin Quinnein 0, GreyTaii:
farinet, . presented, hi 'ilf.,;(4n - 'coUrt
ni, Ooderich last we , two •and one•
half , hours' • late, after hitch. 'hiking
forty-five raileracrose Hun* County:
Over._ ice -Covered,. roads, „His • 'mission
was to halt, if, possible, ,.P.iee,lings
fst ao2t.,6thfoo.,or e,wae.i.o: ep.• i atchesd ,oMi 1 o: th go .• . ..afg: • e?..;. , his
l'Sisce. 1908, when a .mertg eler
. .,
Cum-
mings has., paid: Over $4,00* i ..' inter-'
est: He still. °Ares the..$2,600:, elva
_pal;•lonarr• additional -15,0a; :,,in.-ar•
rears of in erest,'" Frank ,D,Minelly.
gagee has- received:oVer 150 per ,Cent.
lis counselexplained. ' "The. mort-
on his money."; • - *.'....- -
Cummings 'asked for ,ii itiOnontlia'
extensicin. Once bolo*. he had been
. . . .
given the Sara& favor:. Judge Costel.
lo reserved his decision arid the far-
mer left court tea. inake his'...,7„ay.biack:
to his Grey Township. firm as :hest!
he could...., ' ,
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DqA41,111011-
•OILCkOTH
Smart .". Colourful, . An'en- •
Pensive 60M11•110.1s1 Table •
,Brocade Table Covers are
and '
range& of patterns to choose
Visit'es‘ r &wormiest M-morrowi
3.:4•
ada and, ‘, !liaises: in theiit
o7.A14 ,:i!.jr:‘•:. Denton.
,h199a44 the„ ••90y , Coriterva*e. who
'perticipated. in the: 'event • set-:''ff.4.41'
• as '.his . that if ; Canada . . . .
'not 'take her 'part. war
She should .get out of the ,'Ernpire.':
•.•*!Tit not revealing, :1,the-
liefoneeilOge.Y2)ifted.-the-eil,.eutti-
ciently state ' "that, , character'
•vas essentially ;doinestic...:, ,
•;* • to consider fin-
ancial relations betWeen the Dorm*:
ion..and the":PrOVincea. rnay, Soon de.;
,elopiraresu1t --�f",7TOCSday'S---..,dia •
eueSioii.; The had :been eet, :apart*
for .estimates • lint. Mr.. Bennett
seiz-
ed :the .oppoi•tunitrtvbring .the:
,queitien---of-.-Lconstitntiona,14telorn.
Ever:Y. year 'there . is -talk ef.r,eyamii.:
int .the-.0.,N..k....Aet..; Joiey, year:it is
• .• •
,Ceneeded:' to ' n..neeesSity, but noth-
ing • is 'chine .owing to leek of haf-.
ineny -,between . the .Parties.' However;
Mr LePointi. Stevens.i Mr. Dun-
ning and others entered into
de-
bate to : one. of ontetanding
importance and, generally speaking,
one inight'' dediiee -that whether or
not a Commission.is set aP to ti end
Of„, •conStitntiOnal • reform, there a.
-definite :,.:presneet ..that • pile: will be
Created' to,. deal .withl the,. .financial
end of it.: This . s.Oniething,_.ai:of
latithe'Westetn Provinces have:been.
4:1t1i...clanietens and. insistent. WittYa
hint: of , interiningled. •
On Wednesday afternoon :it unique
proposal made by Mi. Heaps the La,
bour . . . • .
, Member from Winnipeg. North
angaged!.the ...attention. of ;the':.:#9neei..
thii, was ;that, the ..GOVernment ehonla
ask., •.•Presiclerit .Roosevelt to. Call' ',it,
World .COrifereile ter the purpose
of .:perpetuating universal PeaCe„' This
.highininded• idea. '.encountered ",heavy
going,.bOth the Prime Minister and,
the Lencletyof ,the Opposition. deseen7,.
ling..:0Por, it .with l e: witted purpose,
their' ,.fileit being; that it 'wonld, be,
innierthient Of ' to:until, like
'Canada to. siigg.egt;:i to the President
of..the United, States.' what' he should
do.. Mr. .Clinrch brushed aside the
proPoSaf:as^likelY •t� make Canada a.
"laughing Stbeke.;•'Steting that Cell. -
ado. pteSent had no defenee, policy
oia .`!spotigitilg" on Great Bri-
tain., Miss: Agnes: Igacp.haill temarktd
that .With the heacis. ,:turiipea.
States the Ocean �i their way to",
a ',Conference, in America, there
tilway;ii, chance that the 'boat Might'
4,-hiCh she: th'ought, he
all to the good. • .
. The ParliaMentety pro:drain • was
varied Thursday, :with the. subjects
t�uched: :discussed' ineluding the
Privy judgernerits;; the forth.
whih capital' puniSitineri0should
take;: the RediattibutiOn.O.Ct
the bOnndaties Of . ;the • earistittietibieS
and whether bOt, be• ad-
jtisted; :a bill the • hitis-
diqiciriit" the 'Hallway Corninission
regarding Aelephona rates' and,,
s7-'
Stf.'
dotith-west of, SudbuY.
•
closing hymn wait snug and the inee,!,,
jag. was :cleat(' with.. 'prayer. .,At ..the
close -•of, the ineitingi., Odes, •were
Norma Ritchie .and Tean
Bushel', as .captainsr-2-See'y'.
.United ChOehjininit :Ppelaa'a. •
..Deeher. 011ie the scriPture 'reedit)
.Eva. Greer read tie Bible oheraCte
.Tiinethy. The iii‘etery, Mrs. Black
,
geve the minutes , of the:. last Meet-
ing, end also the'.. will, cell. Louise
Greer. gave a reading. after:„WhiCh.
ces 'installed. in the church :since it
Mr. : Me*anzie.::.galve asery
;y7i-s-Wialt 51; fe-i-ri • ago. ,
intereeting'ialk On, "Choosing. One's
Companions?' '• Mt. Tucker 4I1 fel-
le'iveip
ttohisi.eu..Ps7t..aeriigfieR
xtI7MOnlaynoinighet!,,.,;Ith
hThe•
musical pert, of the program consia,
ted ,ef n solo 4F1coar AentlY .,Sweet.
Afton", by .Fred Wainwright,' and a
piano. instrumental by 'Rexford' Oa-
trander. A hymn • and lienediction.
brought a 4,ry aneeeaspl .meeting
to a ,elose. .
Presbyterian Guild' •• • .
• On ,MondaY4yening 'the Guild met
Mr. AleX. MeeKenxie, Second 'Con.'
cessien, and .caretaker ,iat' South Kin-
losk, Church, Was OVereeme_bir illness
on Sunday eveninewhile lighting the
choral._ He was removed Prrek
Hospital,.. where he ili. with ,pzieu-
. „
rnonia. Mr. MacKenzie had not been
well for ebotit,a, week, but continued:
Working.'
• .
:Enters . Training
•Finn, .Mies ' Nellie • :Fn, ..Dunnvtlle, Was
lioSteaS, toa shoWer held for • Mies
with a large ..attendance: The .preeD., ;Beatrice :•Culbert, . Friday evening,
,dent Presided at the..Meeting and he January 8th. Miss Culbert .is entering'
Missionary Com had. Charg,e. ' The the training school of Hamilton• Gen -
meeting
. Opened With a Prialin and the ,er4i 'Hospital, early.§in, l'ehruery._,..
Lord's prayer .• Note . Jewitt read the Dunnville Chronicle
scripture , eason A hymn wassung
and mina' mitudie Fisher gave a read= , The :..16.c.417..,'et,i;s'pai)ei7; bowever, is
in Instead instead 'ofthe' topic, a play•Vits*
..riff, .Miss :Marian' Johnston, Miss
•folloiving took Part in it, .Mrs: Sher Brandon gun,
presented, 'Great Possessions" Thea
' ,-/.• 'wo r!,°;;;" about ynly one in :thot:31ti,76';617id: 4:ua.ntit,y, gives:
DiVidson; Mrs, ''Youn;
l
5.RD CONSECUTIVE' RtNgwAL. 'etterion; padys MacDonald • • ,,.
.And Mrs. Gordon'Fisher'. :This play' AMONG SUBSCRIPTIONS' ;PAID.
was of a. missionary rtatur,e and Was
to stimulate•Ihe gilings, of Onr neePle'
iniasiOnarY, „Projeets,V FollOwing
this 'A vcical. duet Was.; sung bY,,Mis-
s'es Verna: Steirard and Arlene
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itt. The Meeting Closed with ^a hymn
and, -.Rev; -111eDenald-ledAii7frayeK,71 itjeCeid, rethains with other lon
The Guild .propogea hewing 9,1'skat,..•.tiine :s4.1?scribers .to deternane:
rng party in the near future.. , 1 We also ,.acknowledge payment : of.
the followingubserilitions' reqeiVed
, the 'tail end, somethsag-,.more about from distant Subscribers .during the
the woodsworth,Yeitaintion against p,..,Wt,t • Month':- Sohn Donald, •YOrkt,
. ten; Sask.; Mrs. T., 5.• 'keid,' • Orlin's;
• The , highlight Of the ,cveolc was Mrs. Sas.. Hodgins, Stratford; `LOS-:
When Mr.. Hanson, the. tiberal.mem- lie Purves, LendOn;', 1qt:is. 'Henry
ber for'Skeena; B.C, Was attempting Zeigler,,.11lanor, 'ask.; Ernie Aitchi,
to ,jutitify' 'the : aPe.nding 64 $150,,000 son; Harristobr Mrs, Alex HedleY,'.
on pubhc building in, Prince.. RUP.:, Hamilton:Mrs L J etene, Wal
.ert. David Spence the Conservative ' laceburg; •Mrs.. OE A. Siddall; Tot-
Inainber...for ;Parlcdale claimed that onto,.11. Webster, Oiinton; Jelin
the. 'Member for:, theerni; WaSiet McCnli, AberOetIW, Sask.; Will Reid,
worth " $.15.0,006, to the BOUSe ,and. 'Paris Station;, W ,A,'EPdkins, Park-.
tovin.., on the'. -.Coast. IlOwavet; Mr.
that Prruee• Rupert 'was the deadeat haeriidttiAl4latati:.;;,-.mMr:s.‘8113th.e:je...mA4,rihdea,rtssiti,;
,Hanson canae, back and stated that A hotttha,toord,„.8,.R.B;h;:m.. D;ise.oti,t.ofp.:A1411.1
Mr .Sperte..0 W6Uld haVe, to, be like w
Mee- West-49etinief, and see. me ,culture, Walkerton; 'MrS, T. flunking;
some tiine,;0 • . . .''Gtiderich; Margbret. MacKenzie, Vet-
wili be in niyntliee. 'et *Port Elgin. .0,rito:' 1Virs. Rachel .WehStete Detroit':
ail Saturday morning, February 5th. Mrs, , Toronto; Cre,o14e
Y tritinent With ,Jean-McCitire; Niagsra Ii'Alls;• Mabel
Any One. 4esiong.: to see me PersonI Mirehouse, • SerleS; NOrth Dakota;
allan make an appOi
the ,offie lot onY. tiMeon MeClurei,,Teribriten., Maleelin Meteod, I
99a ghitt be pleased Pio, aee them1'.Chicaiol,
, .
Thispast week -we recei,yed a re -
:newel, subscription* to ThelVitinel,
fratiC.Mr. ,IVIalcOlm MacLeod , of
Chi-
cago, *hie . makes'. his 53rd cons u-
reneWal. Whether .ot nbt this is
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,.. THE' OLD .COLLAR tt.tAgER.
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Dedicated.. by • Mr. 'W`.1; Jelineton:
'formerly '04shfiel.cli • t� '; Ahnc
lyitie;SenALe,,,ALM0,0,
out - permission. For many. :years
he made harness .1flipen; flensail
an other towns where he Was. eSPea-'
ially,famons for the.oxcellent :*Collire..4
:filmed out of. his workshop. !.
In 0*- days; that 'are Rash
have Many:men', •
And found'in themlriendsnot"I'fewi
There were. naaay: Ape WOrhinen •
But lea, 'were .a,s 'good :
As the old collar maker, knew.
Ocir the $firsest of' leathei;
In the ...market he :bought
With ,the strongest Of .1hread it .
sewn;
And .silver -green straw'. ,,,•
Prem.-, the ,iye-14elds Of borne
Filled' the .Yery, hest collars, •rye'
known.
lIs Oilers were filled..
With ,the'' greatest .of 'care .
And *stied as smooth • as a•board,. .
Sueh ';consisintriete Isitiende •!' ,,••.;
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-Have seldeni In collars been stored:
-empieton
FIRE EQUIPMENT .
Fite, which broke out in the • bale
-
Ment- Of Aisiso.ver'S Townlien last
Wednesday iatternoor4 gained such
headwaybefore being discovered,
that it :ivaehriPoisible :toremove the
fire „fighting equipinent,, including n, •
•fire_truck,, practicallynew The
ing was completely gated 41, four-
walla .and bell toyer
staiide. The loss has: been .estimated
at :$30„000, with a total Of ...$29,000
intiiirsuiCe on the building. - and con-
tents 1
. . .
Walkerton ire"' brigade .responded -
to the .alsirm:;; Making a fast trip over
ice.coated , roads The public library
'sr da - b t e-
fire.
aft n tigered h-
, ,
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The, . labor Oh/mating.,
.I asked
He Made all his collars' to true:,
"Why, • into• "MY, ;cellars '
V Want to put soul," said •
The Old collarmaker, 1 knew.
Of 'us who' are left
May it .s.ornetirne be said .
liVheri :our days 'upon 'earth are, but
' few- • '
That •iiito.'our service'
We always put soul, -like ..
The old . collar maker,4 knew.
KILL.RD AT .GODERICit
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level crossing liceident- on the
lliiren: Road just 'elist. of Goderich :
at noon on Thursday; .resulted in the,
instant., death of Fdward Powell,'
elderly Seafoith.; 'PreSident. . Frank .
Sproat; a -yonngefman,. and driver ,
of the truck in which they were; ,
doderieli bound for a. lead .Of. salt;
suffered ;snail terriffic head
that little hope: Was held for his ',re-
covery. However, '. his :condition wtok
such . at the end :of the Week that he ,.•
Was , given 9; . ',chance. They were
struck ., by. the , GOderieh
Diesel train, .* .
• ' A sonieWhat fatal' -accident .
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' •W H, JOHNSTON:. occurred at this crossing . Some two
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Exeter Ontario Jamiary, 1937. years age., • •,,
'MANY THANKS IF ,YOU :11AV,R AND IF NO1',.PLRASE.
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