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(BY C., W.' T.)
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Letter To The Editor.,
To The Edit* of , The Sentinel,
Dear °
We have heard a lot of talk Pf a
"Back to the Land Campaign," while
in, almost the dame breath the Gov-
ernments', are taking away the POW-
ers, privileges and Conveniences of
the back 'cencessien .farmers. A' few
Years' ago:I heard..14 minister of -the
ayt,.
A •
the 'children get their first. essons
say to his hearers "Guard, tenaeicius-
iY Your powers and rightein'connee-,
thin with your rural' schools,. fOr, the
day is l'eorning when you, will have
nothing:' to qaY.' in Tegard, to. the, run -
ming' 'of the sehOolsi Pas' all ,Alltha,ritY
is being centralized at Queen's Park."
'HOW true! - . •
our trustees b t '.''
Now eau hardly hi
.re
a teacher for n ' school without a
recommendation by the IntiPector,
who would want an experienced teach-
er, even if the d...
,Boar did not feel' like
paying .the price;,. wok
ul aye the De-
partment pay part, and perhaps
ps shut
out: some.; young , teacher . who might
le,,,u.,.fietten_teiteher. if he sholtad
the ,experience which he or ' she
striving to attain. '
I .
. ,
• I, know of. instances where teach-
ers aPPlied, for ,schools at a salary, of
$500.00 and the Beard gave $600.00,
because the Department would pay
the extra:1100.00. Is this good busi-
ness from a business stand point?:
If a .farmer, can buy a horse for
$150.00, would 'fie be wise to :give
$200,00 for: it?.
,
Where does. the Department get
the money? From. the :taxPaYers,, of
eourse;2„:_it_int__: directly,-iridireetly.-
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The News AtiOttawa
• 1. ;;?Y
TOP;1(4/10.01.
Tare. of the inajor, legislative pro,
jects of the present .session- were in-
troduced to the House on Friday
last.,Orte of eat public Moment, but
• olv as. not,. to_herettAiLyogLas-..
OBITUARY
MRa ISABELLA ROSS .
Nis.. Bella MacKay Ross, relect
ef the late William Ross -Of Sauk Ste.
Marie, died In Goderich hospital • on
January' 88th. she was the eldest
„_rtlem.1)er_ of 'the familY of the late
Mr. and Mrd. John MacKay, early
Lake Shore settlers , of Kintail.' She
was !ightY-seVen Years of age ;and
, v rtwo. Mien,
iiatien of !the This matter DOneld'.,MacGregfir • of. •Duluth, and
hes ' been 'under diaeuesioo. for the Mrs; Fletcher; of „Goderieh,an,j tw
past ten years but :this time some- brothers, , Dinican" MacKay, of ,God -
thing is goingtobe, done about it. erieh; and john MacKay of Ashfield.
It, is .to, he cut; down, but 'considerable .. °After leaving " the Sault, she 'made
time will- have ,,te,'he spent t� siOT-: her :htinte" .In Wingha*:foi"sdne'
lify, the set up of railWaYs, into' one years. With .her niece, litrs..DaYid 51e-
eOrPorate picture. which , ean be Gill. :She. Was a ineinher of the
•Winghain Presbyterian church. The
late Mrs: 'Ross Was a womaa, of; very
refined and ,cheerful disposition and
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a kind, and radiant personality.. She
had a, host', Of friends' who all regret
her passing. The .:remains were
'brought to :the herne of her brother,
John MacKay. This was the old
home of her .parents, where she spent
-c r. i oo art!, e uner k was
held on Saturday and :VLai attended
by ic.large numberof her friends
and ' neighbors.. ,The 'service was
con-
ducted by: Rev." J. 1C., MaeGillivraY;
Interment •,•was in gluten cemetery
in the family piot, the ,pa1113earey's
being Dan MacLean, DeVid,MacKen-
,zie; Hugh_ MacKenzie, "'Rod lifacGre:
'gor,. Harry Mar.Donald and, -David
'Stewart. • '•
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grasped' by the layman: The bill is
to. go. to- a special ,:eominittee for
study • and there WM.' he a full dis-
cussion on ,the,.flobr of .the 'House.
Mr. Bennett made. some: dispassion-
ate observations indicated- no
opposition to the measure in Prin-
ciple., He ,coneeded that the .Minister
of Railways .was justified :in 7ritinr
Off sometheconntion-.-shares+-as-
worthless but he insisted that what-
ever was ' dOne, the orignial
mentinuat, not be obseurecl. '
The second • measure Was one .with
regard: to: the-iemodelling of homes
and , is by wi4.: of legalizing the fin-
ancial facilities for that purpose.
This Bill has been given a great deal
of advance publicity and is expected
to be a ° mitt boost for, thebuilding
trades. The Government is guarantee-
ing these loans up to 15% but hanks
are not .corepelled.'te eo-operate.
The , People are falling for these.
'grants, some grabbing everyone they
can, not realizing • the outcome of
4 The Department is not different
ordinary erson- , who
leading ,money' to a business Concern,
the more they :put into' the business,
the more power, they want over that
.business. •' • ' '
It the smaller schools ask • for • as-
sistance front„,thel:Departnient; the
Department Will Say this school,is
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Costing toe', Much. 'What then?, Close
it. :And, they -will close regardless of
the people's -wishes. '`. • .' '
:Why not have each school section
bear its , own costs, and the extra
cost , will be very littleto each rate-
payer, -- and, more authority would be
left in -their own hinds....
Just,'4a few 'years ago a rope was
thrown round the 'necks' of our
TOWnshiPLCoPteillIt'iheY. collect91.3r.
taxis but are not allowed to par the,
money back to :the achoels. without
a warrant Signed by the Inspector.
If the officials' Of the::,DePhrtment
would ' encourage '.!the:- School 'Boards
by, giving them any, information Pc•s-
A' few days
ago, ,a local be'y, s. thern instead of trying to take ible 'and. giv.ing, a little more',POwer
, Having it was, his -favorite pudding, away what their have, they Would be '
BERVIB
-,'.-Anether O1son:0416n .on the admitted ,.ideasra.. J. /Sear; Armstrong. and,
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necessity of ...in. amendment te.,,tlielaw: 4.rchle Brown Made a trip to 'Toronto
Of the ':conatittition'aroati on melijaa.,t 'recently,
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When . l‘ir. ‘,tcold*oll,,..CX-P. ' Member • .mr. and Mrs. Bert Moffett Of-
'HolV :
•
for Rosetown ,presented , a. ,reaolution, 'read havetaken'tup residence on Mr,r,
:sking---for-a7sPeelacontrilot e Milton Alexanders farm; . Ira ,‘ Leeson
the ,House' to coneider, and rePert OP- haying. returned to, his loins east, Of
on the matter. Tnla took up most of Kinloss, where :ilia 'father,. Mr:, ItieliL
ihe day. The Government is net. !eV'. .arct,A,eesen--his-•-siffered ' a, 'seer
, ,
d
orable to thisand considerable ord.'''. stroke
6al. reference to the rillrYCoOnell. ' ', 'Jahn .Nielailikiir is at Present on
,
decision against the aO.Pin" Jegielat19.4',.•the. sick liat '.... ' :' .' ' ..'`..1..
passed 1Y ..,the) Bennett „ Government • 'ii,-.3kr: and Mini; . Jag; ' Hunter visited.
was ; made., . Mr.: WO.odiworth-Viewed. Mi; and mrs.,,Allan Bebinson, CiM.v.'6
the reluctance of the ' government to last' Friday: Bervie Menderegret to
act in this matter... as another.:evt ".1"mii that 114-and•mrs, Robinson.are
.denCe, of, the "line. Iteli4 .4 'and' "..:°7,1. net in good . health: . '
Big Ene"neei• He .0aW'seoessiO1,1 thrOa"7 - The Zion branch Of V,7illing.. '..*,ork-'
tening-unleiii Popular .will has la freer, -ark met on Wednesday lest at., the
expression: At the end, the resolution hoin-e., .0 the aneretaiy;xre,. W. G.
was rejected Armally but Mr:°
,„,,C Id
.,--; Collin's, Celt. .5, with.. the president,
Well : Considered . it had ..serVed lta ),fra;/, W. Nal:rick ;..si,-ln,.-charge,' ' .
. . . .
PUrPoSe' in to the attention ....Nies -, meade , Alexander,a
took an extra hig-..--8P9-0,----nfn-l• Aeon- :improving the -situation for "all ee!;
- to find out it was not-plidding, bUti •
'paste. \
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BIRTHDAYS -Jimmy MacMillan,
• Tommy Aitchison, Richard :Turner,
Roy Aitchison and Lloyd 'Wylds."
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Several students of the.'L. P. S.
are absent from school because .of.
severe colds or ,
The Lueriw Juveniles took two
defeats on Saturday in a doublehead-
er with Whigham and Dungannon;
---W'ng.hani-Lnoknew •
Many Sins witnessed good game
•
of hockey on 'Saturday, when Wing-.
. ham ,defeated LuciMoW for the firat
The conditions of. the present day
have been brought about, Partly; at
least, by the People .themselves, being
indifferent to their. duties in respect
to Township as well as School meet-
ings. Every elector should attend the
Public meetings Of, township and
5ehoel; and, voice their opinions - at
the nieetings- tmov-after) in
terc• being deatt with and .also give
suggeations of nnprovement, pos-
sible, for that is what „: the , Boards
selfish unbiascdway, and_give„..theit..
appreval-,or disapproval to all niat=.
Then •go a little , farther, there are .
----;- leaders- and it is, recalled :that in the erilsed a, Week. ago, which enunciat-'
Trustees' and. Ratepayer's' iconVen- .,nitit eight Innxithi five meinbes ,ed the thcocy of complete ne.,4traiiir.,
/
Of -:-Parlianient:4he:---cenditions --WhYh ,friendn
cell :for i•emedY. • learn :Of her accident in .Wilkerten,
Sympathetic reference was Made and., inain she may soon he • able to.
to the ; death of Hon; Charles 'Mardi. the , injured' 'Iimb
who,. was the deaeof the of C. Mrs. Gordon Alexander: Were ,amonk:
P°Olint of length
the-sienrtviiincea.te 'PrObl'ein h710;hvteeithEixsP16Onteralili4.1*bedladY7 their first
.if.;,honsing and 'home renovating 0C- meting in their meeting rociin: in the
in,:the,EOUse -Orange
when the bill. relating to this Matter meeting Was mainly for initiation,
was 'adopted in principle and other- 713r-=aaan- tfon 01 ping, ,etc., -and, the
wise advanced. . The :plan. brought
forth „. as 'usual -coniniendation. and
criticism,,
The Transportation- Bill was • intro-
duced Into the .Senate, This Bill gives
a wider: field tot, the Railway ,Coni-,
increasing its authority and
In -
enlarging , its legislatiVe' jurisdiction
Making Of plant. Rev. is,
.the boys' Masten:' And M
Fleming, is 'taking the part of. girls."...
Leader!: This branch of. the work pro-
mises to be lest, interesting as well
as profitable.' :
Stewart Postai Service' in-:.
on Division, paid
to Cover the rates and oPera_tif?.#144 isriii4stailnitc4t" oof the fficiaviit to Bervie P.
l
iniarienaVigatien and air, and idth' 6"." -On Wednesday, last.
We are glad, reportthat Mrs.
Senate' 601111n.?4eP .for Henry Arnold; who 6411 at ‘' the''
arid' the hearing of anyone who. wish- tole of .iiex• „daughter • Ars., 'Thee..
,
r3s. to ' appear before' it ' Colwell 'Pon. 9 is now able' to he 'up
The 'death: of Mr. Wilton of Ham- and around.,
brought. tributes " both '
Iplayed tiona and .eaeh' about& send . passed. deaths of the lion commends 'itself to a certait
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time The. galas was :delegates •to everY4* °J.theni:, eve" Chas. Margit .enti mean` faW, .xt: fine. to. enlit: any substantial
-gat the lime Luckliax goal 4n the , before Mr. Wilton It
.thoseconVentions which. May -
• Vi.inghant: on i004 lank on for ",resolptjons ' are ' brought up * .two b5i.leiOetions in constitilencleii Support, is 'might exPetad•
ar.Oryint goals not.: be to t -be besCintereate, of outcome will be interesting.' ' • : ''•Thehighlight of the Week took
In each Period: oiny or the 'rural districts; Thero
MacKenzie i the mid- ,.(.1aFi:' which °See; TaiOai evening `res. a'Bill
each, pre-eminent for partY 'fidelitY, was voted doWn. '
• Juhn'IC..Bla e n . fore, if the rural .sehoo. s neg. ec to
mid-
dle of,. two, mik-ups and Russel Whit- Send delegates regularly, lack ' of
the only local Penalty for. interest,' then' 'soilietrde When: the
' tripping. :attendance ons
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wilt. be Carried through.
Dungannon--Lucknow
Dungannon .started the. game
banging 5 markers pest Reid McKim,- focal ,goalie,and 2' goals each 'inthe
two remaining Periods. -Cook get all
the Lucknow 2:10 the tat Per=
iod'and 1in. the last.: It was a clean
g,ame With no penalties handed' to
either. Bidet.
Line Up -Goal, R. „
fence, D. Finlayson, R.
..Whitby; 1st line -Cook,`, Dahmer,
Maetenaie; 2nd Iiiie-Aitchison, D.
MacKenzie, ,Treleaven.
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CLARK GOLD MINES
PIANS FURTHER 'DRILLING
•
RecentlY the Sentinel carried an
advertisement for, Clerk Gokt :Mines
3feLeitit Investments Lima
ted are -sponsors and unddwriters.•
MT. 'Ian 3. Miller,' .native of . St.
lialetts, Is Vice -President ot the Company
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A. lei, days ago Toronto dailies
hid this to say of Clark Gold oper-
salons: ' • ' level'opeiied, Sulfitient ppwer to deep'
'IA Carload of equipment; " which °6n, the shaft and ,carry on, iitidel•-
should, complete the power and' ground' developmen4.410,availabik`
_
provide material ler general,. stot•es.
Was shipped to the ketioril Property
Of Clark Geld Mines. exi Jan 20, ad-
vises R. g. Milner,. President.'?'
: "Part of the .new .200.horse 'jewel
steam plant has , been Alit into oper-
ation. says, Andrews, mine Mehl
.ager. Underground development is
broceeding.: • •
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"Dienioncl.41rilling to probe bre
body some distance from the shaft
has been , carried 1 out and 900 feet to
the oast a equally geed width ! of
-POrPhYrY a$ 'revealedin tile Shift
'vas intersected. - •: • ',3-" • "!:
"It is Planned' tolitit "down eight
fl ten additional' iuites, Some of them
inider the "lake from 'the ice,
"The shaft, now down 150. feet, ,is a
to 4 Oer)gned with the next objeo
tivo at 250 feetbicpected to he reach. -
2d in about five weeks: time, 'whereva
working, level, will be established. a
"Sinking will then he continued to
a depth of 500: feet and another
early in the .sessipn: take up so much to amend theCopyri t . et was in,.
time are about to ,' be ' reduced , to a troduced''by W. K. Ealing, Consem-
Matinee 'oncea week. WedneadaY, is tiveliember for Kootenay West.. The
. one of these days and ...a rambling amendment, wait..design d to curb the
diaetission iocciipted the, House that Performing 'Rights Society by forcing
afternoen; TFicidas -Reid; the doughty them to '..file a: list" o the rousical
. 7
Scotchy Liberal from New Westmin- numbers 'under ,their. ,`, control ' and
,
ister, introduced a resoluticin-Aitiving further ito exempt radios in small,
to clO ,witih the employment Or- hotels and town halls from the PaY-
. missionary in JaPan, ,thanking the
itlitale instead of whites in coniPe-' 'nient of 10, fee to the society. .Mr.
titive coastal industry. Mr.. 'Reid en- Ealing has no very high; opinion of
qually assails the C.P.R. for employ- this" `body and his remarks` Were far
THURSDAY:: rEBRVA
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c_LOCAL and GENERAL
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R. -,M;:-.. Andrew of List,OweVsnent. '
Sunday at his home ' here. •
.
Lack of of ' enthusiasm has: resulted ,
in, Mildmay Horticultural Society ,.
failing to reorgani , his, year.
and •Audrey of BerVie, pent -Sunday
iee-t
. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ioyd Hildred, Max,
. . .
.with Mr. and Mrs. Fronk , Cele. '
,r• 7";-*"''6t;i7:4"
tirit:40;;1this. Friday e.rv1;1-1i:: '
Adults 20c;- children 1,0e, Or Families
50e;' l'Aneh• ° ..- , ',.. ' c: . .,
, 'The' Women's , Institute meeting 'is
postponed - until : Friday, . February
.19t1i,., on aCCOunt of ,the' World's :DaY.
of PraYer;, this fFricift3ri
..Dr , Grant 'MacKenzie is'..convales-
. .
eing fora- few days at the home. or
,his parents,. Mr. and. Xre, W. L.
AleeKenile, 'following ' an . attack sg
influenza. '
Miss Jessie MacKenzie, having-
mpleted herthree*Yeara'. training
at St: Joseph's-HOspital; 'London, is
,visiting at the ome of her Parents,.
r-Tam-d.---mrs.---4'ae eivf-T-',-
John 'CarrutherS, Of ' the Bank -.6f
Montreal :staff at •Hanover and for.
MerlY, of ,here, wae•lioinembei of the-
247voice .chorus taking .part in .the
inusieal, comedy,' "The Bold Front",
presented In Hanover teat Week,'
'CHURCH NOTES
W. A. Onii-AMeetlair
t . . ..
, . The February ,meeting ' Of , Mrs.
Fisher's groaplmaeLlieicizari-L-Titesdity-
at, the home of ,'Mrs. ' R. 4.. Carneron
with 20 ladies present. ,The • mestin
Was, opened by si
ingng 'hymn 502;' fel.,
, .
lowed by -.the Lord's,' prayer repeated
pah .benediction: A ,,apcial hall hour
-aPPrevid; `13usiness was . then dealt
ind the, Meeting. closed by the Miz-
:fellowed .witli., the ' hostess serving
in sewing: .1:4e' c011ection Was taken
in .unirof
unison. The. minutes were e ren. :anit„
on for our Group concert. The re-
niwiatihpaFriday,0e afternoon was .April*2nd was decided
'' sPent,
li.iineh.
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Victoria Minden • Band
, , •
,The ‘.50%.1,:d • ineethig, of theVictorig
Mission:Band Was held MI Jan,%30th;
.with Helen MacDonald' in the chair.
The scripture.. reading the • .23rd
,psalm, was read ,and 'discussed:-, A
citele...of4r4er by Etta_llellelfac-
Dpnald, :Evelyn Taylor and Miss
-Marion--MacDougall-was--:-folloWedt-hr
.responsive reading exercise, .consist-
ini of 'Biblical question and answers
bY:Doleral and Muriel Paterson. Three
iecitations. by Gwen ad Lloyd Stew -
and , Grant, Gollan and a piano solo
by %Miss, Peggy *MacDinjuld and.:tha
Mission Study - by Mrs' MacDonald,
_toirtrileted-thedayle-prOgram; - The-
, meeting, closed with prayer. , ,
W. A. Group :Meeting,
The February, meeting :Of Mrs.
Armstr�ng's was , held at the
:honie of Mfg. Maim on Tuesday af-
ternOcin;;.the 'president • taking the
chair. Meeting opened by 'singing of
hymn, followed .by:the Lord's prayer
in unison: Minutes :of laSt", meeting
were read and adopted. Mrs.
leaven favored &oat), With a solo.'
The-toPie-W-itiatakeri. hir-hfrs.. Bushell:
On, Valentine Day, Which proved Very
interesting. A well ::ieriddied piano'
solo, given, by Misa...Tessie.MacKenzie„
was enjoyed by After the Mixpah
-benediction .,Was pronounced, Plain
sewing was ;Carried .6n, after. which
lunch was served and „final arrange-
tnentS Were; Made'rfor the , church •so-'
on Friday :evening of; this weelc,
when this group is, entertaining' the
r
other groups. •
United .Church 'Young People
The meeting Was ,in charge of the
Aissioriary' : commit tee and opened
with, a , reading by the president,
Stuart !Conker . "Prescriptions for
Young People". • After .a
don Morrison gave 's ,sentence , pray-
er and the scripture was in .the form
of responsive 'reading Then , a letter'
wad ' read frOm Rev, E. T. Holmes,
ing Chinese seamen' .while there' aye Irom--:caintelimentary. The ,',Secretary
about 400 white' seamen out of work Of State asked for a fair trial for the
in Vancouver., :He claims. that the present systemas it has not been
company :ignores: ;the rendest of the, ! effect' Very.' long but. Mr: 'Ailing:re!
fused to , withdraw for .a
The Government Was' 'tiiketi'
by -.surprise When the only indepen:
Liberal, Boole. in „favour' of the
Bill and created considerable
'inent! : When ' he . teed,' from the .,teriff
published in the Canada
etheoindit 1,1*. whitt the ' charges ,are
arrived, Cit.. The :SYSterk 'he deelared,
lent itself, to '9o- •
position inernbers were In. the Chain:
her in full. forte.' e4it toget4r With
the Liberals who intended to Vote
fehe arneadnient,,And the todelieiF•
dent Groups Whe:,Were. also support,
inaythe Liberal' WhiPS: had 'a few
xious.. minutes. IfeWeVer,' upon
firrit d the Session, -the
Voting ,Peo:ple'S for .rai , 'Christmas.
greetingnyvhieb had been Sent • to
FEBRUARY 14t
enti
1aden Her H0,40 IA! ith„ A Pair Of
it•;
!HOLEPROOF
PLA,W LESS,' SEE
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IIARY IS SO ,CLEAR., AND,. 'SHEER !" AND
ILL. ALTRE04T.R YOUR *DISCRIMINAl..
E.'. WILL BE . GLAD' TO AID Y�1J IN YOUR SELECTION
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PACKED SPECIALLY og VALENTINE GJV1NG
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r She May Want,
'JSHEElt, LACE HANDKERCIIIEy1 FOR THESE
' ' „ .VALENTINE PARTIES
FRENCH ILGLOVES MAKE A VERY ACCEPTABLE GIFT.
, 'A FULL RANGE TO CHOOSE FROaff,
on
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tARES TO fACIFIC COAST!
Otrayi .
CANADIaSN
Ni•glONAL
TELEGRAPHS
MONEY ORDER
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';EXPRESS
'DEPENDABILITY;
AD
• Indulge in year favorite Suintain
' Winter -in the balmy. invi
jag cliinate of.Canadies Eversaven
oroiind. Galli, hiking, riding *tering:
yachtiag.."tenatiii iatjeatic
3nountai.'ecenerysee: snoviclact
Caniuliaa.Rockie010% route.: ,
. Wintei rates it hcitai4.5111/ /*sir. '
.raillates nal.; ;la 06t.and until
&�p -overs
' lorsiitintertivecliate :
• :R,,ilutal tem
Loy Mee /atm on train
%ViNtiR i101.F TOURNAMENT'
Victoria March 11$.110117
,o41 Mfuniugion from any ekitee'cagant
TION4
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1, 1936 TEitnAPLANn, COACII & HEATER
1, 1936 DODGE COACH & HEATER
1 1935 DODGE' SEDAN & HEATER
1, 1934 CHEV. SEDAN
, 1932 I'LYMOUTH COACH
1, 1929 CHEV, SEDAN
1, 1929 CHEV. COACH.
,1 1935 DODGE TON, EXPRESS
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DODGE & DESOTA SALES, GODERICH
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him. The roll ',call roSporided .sCriliti3re-lesiin and Miss: McPherSon
to and Mrs. D. macDonaid gave an Prayed: re MaeDo ald' took '•the
enjoyable readingrey Editir A. west. chair. for. the business. Mr 0.' ollorace,
in ,,objigatiene pri.endshlp,,. An en. wAait:11,tisaokrionti:,), 'nth, sv),3im41-eK•esinuzdiey,,
- to be ..ti;,tithheldr-' until the .'repoinineridiision -
Goverrimenti Mid ;Wanted subsidies .
frie. of .b65,8,, be01,4„0 loy,rit, Ger., A .hylyin was Sung 'ancl Mrs. MeSpecial. Com-. pon-
joyable innalcal nulnher ,vas "'given
dation, of last ' year's
*fitted on the . matter "' :is: karn10"ed ald Rathwell and Harold :BUtton. ¶ gave th topic, which was almost
Tinker. gave the tonic ."Otarting,int&rt. ting lccount of the Hunting
, With, There were arginients for and
Lagainat the oninion , being that 'Whites
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a' Home", and einPliasiZed the nepd 41-101361MisS
educational nreparaiien for married' P. miss FeggY• Alto
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! not wish to 'with Orientals. life: hyttin and Prayer by the Presl-, a duet.. A illYmn was ,sting and
Rogers suggested *that ',en:ore dent 'ended the PrOgralu and a sli.wO,6%t ,tthliee'.6iLtOredf;nst.Pr4arte?..e 'nilt;pudnistionctieploi,todt:
YOfing Canadians! ,slitnild be, taken ton game folloWed. skatifig 'party
s cadets- with; a VI to Canadian-
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"extortion". The. ising the service in the 'future, Final- 'Planned Viredneaday : j:t:!°a aid hour.
the resolution WaS `VAtlidraWn. '.
. pe'eSbyterittn, it,„ ,M!, R. ,• 1 lJnite,d ,Church it'. M. .
ere :was. a good attendanee at
positiot :of austere .detitchinent, tecAr. held :at the borne of Mrs: Cheennt on' til°,, '.ilnited Chui'ell VV'' M''' ''•!' i/61d *ttt
1 agliin 'Most, of ' the. tinie. in the weaheettek.,etteftioehi „alirtioil Ilia: tho h6,,.',d of altfl' -N6k6t old Wodn0.-'
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Hon on Thlitaday,..With iteme. heat
tntne On, it, Wag! 'the Warming iip had 'charge 6f the Ineetitig. After the , presided . for Olie, bevotiOnal .pertni.
ME'S,: .1Mry rittillfri, 1st vice-OreS,, 4iik.. 'rho' Piogidoot .16ii, - Yteth-wep;
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ti The proppsal that, in the event of ...The reglilar 'meeting oethe W. M " •
riether War Cantina should. take a
S. -of the Presbyterian' • Church, Was '
�f 'the WoodsWorth resolution. dime men t was,. s _
' dmen t by 91 to 58 opening • hymri Mrs,
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Mulliti read 6 )15' si,41tamit
of the, program :After, singing, and
lirnYer ,by Mrs', T. II. Burns', Mjs L.
McLean read the Scripture lesson. -
Mrs : 'Harold 'Treleaven sweetly 'sang' '
Chapter of the Study hook: ore rice
,"Flee as a Mrs. N. Tbcd ,iell
and Mrs, E. .pii1;.11!Jye
and better religion* and sketches of
'the work done in India' and Africi.
rach were very instructive and given
in such an interesting way and were
„much enjoyed by all. The president
conveyed an invitation to attend the
World's Day of Prayer of the W. M.
S. to be held in the, 'Presbyterian
Church. A vote of thanks *he given
to Mrs.' t4eker f;r, the Use, of her
home.
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"rea not,.the CoSt Of. the ear that
worries* tlij 'owner, but the ,tipkee*"...