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Show •Starta• At8, P.M.,
'TburdsyFrida,, Saturday
1/iAlliCH .3-.,4. 5
JANET GAyNofri,
RosEwr,..TAYLO
Sittall'ilown -Girl,
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'rlie screen adoption of.'the
reid 'Satureley Hie" Sing
Post 'story, starring two of('
'AIBO, • "NEWS".
-Monday ii;tietidaY, Wednesday:
.MA1(11.7.479 •
JOHN. BOLES.
; . JACK .OAKIE
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.,.FigbtF.rY�irLdy
A. g&70 •roiui*tic 'o.at'edy of
;crossed- and. denible-
•..eresisd ,svieitIssarts. .
Alla °BRIDAL GRIEFS"- '..
"DIJMBS'
(Edgar. Kwedi4
., -"RHYTHM. DV; A •
NIGHT.:COURT4'
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111111111=11111Mil
DISTEMPER, 1
1111(0110EN 111,11,16",
bare Met their master
ZEV.-;««made by the Mak«
ere ,of Buckler', Mixture.
, • Stricinneo..Lsioultry
-rersretc.,. Vrhirisesse. •Th
• ZEV mar sit Is positively
• "sure fire relief for all. respiratory
• diseases in horses, cattle, sheen, pigs, •
.befiltry ••Vid dogs. It is amazing -how• '
Weackir it gets results in•the inost stub -
bora cases. To fact,we-guatontee ZEV
« garde. in. day or two what it took old.'
fathioned remedies a month to do.. 'Pet •
Osor See..Stock sae ZEV at ,
AT A. .8 'atiumis •
IOAKG S I Lt
. ; aimmommani ;
Patterioe. Of I.;uckno,„!..
ispt Saturday with' bliss Reba Mar -
Mr:; and /Ira. .T.' Tiffin: of White-
: 'chili -eh, spent Sunda); with Mr.. and
Mrs Wesley Tiffin. '
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Mr. and 'Mts. V., „Emerson .speri!
Sunday With Mr. and' Mrs. R. Stew •
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' • sari
Mr. and Mts. Russel•Rithle of new
Ripley spent . Sunday with Mr. and
MrsRTiffin
P 0 R'
LOCALS DROP ExpiBrrioN
oAmA TO; B11131110 7-3
A
Visitort(•Pile Up 4 -Goal Lead in First
Period Before Locals,' .Idle. For Ten
- Days, Get Going ,
Pickno*'' el3CYs,' -eliminated -10
day p previous 'from the. .W.0«,1;1.3A,.
teolc. on the Drumhe 'team ••in
;an exhibition' gaMe. 'here on PridaY
night,' -when' the visitors ' wilked'.off
, with 7 to win. The SePo,Ys show -
red .the• effects of :their . laYoff and
playedi very ineffective hockey dur-
'ing, the first,period When the, visitors;
rammed home fOnt goa1 Withaut
:reply. •" , .
Eaeh tealh.ePered h: goal in. the
'second 'frame,: that,: saw the •locals
_much. '..iinpreVed. and 'in the. third
'frame, they bottled «up. DrUmbo for
the 'greater part of the period,, -scor-
ing two goals,: but: brumbo .1;!roice
away for a similar n'emher, •leaving
.the. final. count
McCormick :Sctired Lecknovei first
goal; "Tobby"' Greer:Who. fifes „them
from the left•side, but who has. been
,playing rightiving'all•seaSon; moved
into .centre in the: third; period; and
got .hiniself two gealS, second.
One an assist by- ThoMpsou.:
Drumbo, group. chaMpions in the
Ontario Rural Ilbckey ,AsseciatiOn
by ,virtue • of 8 straight -Wins- 7ere
tossed out ,of the playoffs ,.for using
an 'ineligible player. They are a big,
heavy teain,' who play their position
'well and. use • the .•,fOrward: passing
,attacks to advantage.' Kenneth ,cain-i
eion,a. local boy, ;•laekeil: geed on the
• Drumbo defense, and into the bargain
snared. a couple •of goals. •
•Lucknow. Were, without the services.
of Cordon, ,'IBill.11endersckand
Bil1Jewttt In the latter ense bietre't
Charlie ,Su is i ed.' for iU
LiChnovi-,..L«e`Goal; • Tinlaysonr • De-
fense Bei*. and Thompson; C. Jewitt
centre.; Wings; MacDonald, 'Greer;
. .
„Alterdates7-3.. Fisher, centre; ,wings,
1VIeCernrick ,and Sotomoir; TreihaVen,
('-atrieron and, 'Harris. '
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IleckeY 'fans • got ;their :first Peek
at ledies' hockey liere•on Monday in
a' tussle between the Ripley' and
Luckriovi girls, that ,preeceded the
•• • .
Juvenile game
, .
' , Ripley scored .the lone :geal, Of the
I • ^ •
"genie -a -early' the -fitit• felled :and.
sueeedec,1 preteeting their .rscani
lead throughout. .The a took,- he
engageinent qpite,seriOusty and their.
.efforts, and .spills'• preVided..plenty of
funt and,'-,exCitenient-for'-'the-Crowd::
• faicknow:-Goal, ,Louise •Greer;'..t(e.-
fense, Mildred Ritchie, 111iiijorie:Hoff-
maul Centre, Etta Belie, "Maebonald;
.and. Audrey Ostrnpbeli;
Alternates, •Lil.' Horne, Anna Finlayl:
senjtelenLMabonald;-Kathleeri.
• Ripley. -Goal, -Mary Smith; De-
fense "Dorothy-'„ Matheson, "•Witnria
'Jean Henry; 1st line, Jean Makeed,
Isobel White,• Neva Ferris; : Alter-
nates, „lewd McLean, N::White, Mar-
tha ,LRobertson, • Patrieik. 'Robertson,
Helen 'Pollock -and jean MeLeod: '••
..Referee-Shirl Bowers. •.; •• • '
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I1TVENILES.LOOK:GOOD , .
DEFEATING RIP1,EY 6! 2..
.e • sympathy of- this commtinity
•,. hi' :tended to Mrs. 'George ll'arkneS:
in the lose of her, 'brcither, 'Mr: Wrii
• Caslick, who died Jest Monday
the: honie•of his ° ion, ;Earl ..Casliefs -oi
CIosLTITeTfuneral,, was.. held
. Wednesdays t� ',Teesivater% cernet4,7i.,
Little Miss Eleanor Taylor spern
the-weelvorid-Witlilier-fattCr;lir".
Taylor in Luckno*.,
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The World's Day of Pisiyer
,•held in ::.the •United :Church, White.
church l 'All the neighboring 'ocietie
have .been'; invited' to join • with then,
. Will .you' as inialividuat•be one
Mr < .Gordo n Ramsay of Godericii,
. 14,6 Wis..' been trucking logs from
Mr, Thos. ItOss'S bush,,Itist'week: suff-
, ',red.* bruised. foot, When ,ss heavy
skid fell on it, This will Iayhim up
• for a tine. Ris many •friendsTrhete
:hope for a, speedy recovery.'
Mi. W. .1., Brown last week.: Stored
OPPIY sof. ie...
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KAIRSHIIA 'CLIJO M.1111.".1.11VG•
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' The president, Mrs. R. Middletchi,
..hostesa to theKairshea• Club at
th ,Febriiary Meeting on 'Thursday
lest;.A latter' of greeting from -Mrs:
'Anderson, Provincial presideht, , mei
"feed and the program eominittee for
• this year in submitting their 'report
requests- each member toconsider the
• following questions: ,•`(1)do.1,
Want to belong to the ,Kairshea Club'?
(2) Ain we justified in •taking time
from eur borne.' duties 't�: get. ••
to-
gethr Are We getting ideas
and in-forination •the ,sarne as we"did
it kheolt (4) 'What .csin we study
and talk,. about 'at our „meetings that
• Will enable-- to live better Chris -
tion livel Each • day? • '
A 'Paper on "Saint ,Valentine" Wes.
read by. Miss 1)611 Ciri. and< the 011
.eall,',"Little' Things to. Gladdpn. Oth.
ernejieespondi
ed' to. Two very mpott:
a pies Mere on the program (I)
; 'What tan I'''do this year toimPro1e
my health and, happiness? (2) Should
PArents try to influence them.
,
ehid-
ren, Intheir itnfrriage plains? In ,t e
absence of theleadets, who were
• vented by icy toads 'from being pro!
. sent: the questiOna :Were clAldliSsed fn
formally, They will be presented again
at the next Meeting ist'Aiddition to an
Irish progrant'llie currents events
prepared by. Miss. Mary' .liacLeb
Were,enjoyed, abso music SOPPlied by
'Prater MacKinnon and 'Merle Mid.
Remarks Were „ given by Vitt,
' D. L. ,MacEintion . and a. setial.tinle
followed the cbose of 'the program.
Th t116,004‘ be held•,,, A4, theiu i3k
;the hetne Of, AlliStat Fingliee "Y"•-• ti„by a adore ofill,
•Yl. $:
Pip Young-. YeePle's meeting • Of
Olivet. was .held in them. church' 'on
,Wednesday evening;; February: 23r4,
The president, Jean MeGulre Wes' IP
the chair. There wdre' 23 members
'present. The meeting' was opened as
usual by the opening ceremony and
I hymn ;360_ was sung, followed by a
1payer by Ws* (Rev•Y MatKenzie,
;The roll -call was taken .1)Y,the secre-
tary,-JessieMcCharles, alead
the minutes of our •InSt, 'meeting,
which, ;were approved. There. was no
ch,scussion for"- the' ,eVening, but
•psalm 744, was read in. unison, aftin',
the business ;part of tke ; meeting,
I'limn• '29,7 was sun and the.scriPture:
lesson was taken by Sandi, McOharles
Lilian' Osborne, then, tokily charge of
gave ' as- a 'virY
esting paper on "The Life of Shake -
sneeze". Hymn 399 Was' sang and
our meeting'. was bronght to. close
by Prayer by Rev. Mr: MacKeneie.
The. -convener for 'the evening was
Norval .Stiewart and 'werC sorrY'''
that owing to hint having. a ' severe
cold, we missed our senior topic and
• next week'S, meeting will be in charge
of Mrs, W. J. Roulston , and • her
group. There were fie gallre or con-
tests.
We are glad' that.Ift. Cooke Haul-.
iltop its able to. be out again. •
Nurse 'Isabel' Beaton has returned
t:4 'the West after , \With
friends and at her home here. ' •
• Mrs' Wrn" Borden has returned to
her home •in Stratford after ViSiting
with her father, Mr., Johnston Roul-
,ston, also with brothers and 'rela-
tives .in thi.s .vicinity. , • • ,
. Miss , Mae ' Barkvvell • entertained
'Some of ..her friends to a. birthday
party:•last• 'flmrs&Y . evening. • ..
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Local Lads' Give Satirising Display
Of Hockey. To Defeat • 'Ripley'Here
On Monday Night': And . Win Gro.tip
'
passed out to Cook -Whose Shot -was'
stOPPed , by ,McCosit, but -L
swe6peo, in to drive" home the re
bound.. : ' • • . '
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LucknOw again dorphiated the play
in the third period and settled the
issue with a• pair Of goals Eedy, to
Cook to Dahmer accOrinted . the
first One. The 'second wa,s allowed
neer the end, of. the period, :w en.. a
Ripley plaYer 'threw, his. stick': as
Dahmer was Skating, in' . on 7 the net
after talcing. Eedy's pass::
While the second line didn't: figure
in scoringhonors,„ they Checked
effectively and are showing: marked
improVement evei. thee,but. „ .'•
MeKi
lense, Ross, MacDonald, Lloyd Wylds;
Centre, JOhnie Daliniet;, Wings, Jack
Cook and Iryin-Eedyr'llterhatei,-.Er----
nest Baton;i Doug Aitchison, „Frank
Eody; Buster Whitby, Allan Trelea-
ven.
, ,
.• RiPleyL-Gozil;• Kenneth •• Mecosh ; be -
tense, M.,;Yemen, McLean. Bell ;• 1st
line, G: P011ock; Donald' Finlayson,
Mutra3r Pelloelc;• rtcl Pol-
lock,..Kerineth:McKenSie; Billie
ford-r-Aiternatea;,-Harvey--Wilson--El;
, . ,
nier Wylds,,; jack toittle...
•'.Referee-Eiffert Of RiPley.
- <
, Powassan, northern °B" Winners?
'played. in Satin On Wo4neSdny with
the return game in liewassan
oziFri-
day , bong • Clarke is a member '• Of;
the '1'0WD:siert team.-
• tr •
Bob .7s,hampsoli's Kincardine kida
L.
ate.,:the, aprprise.team Of the Junior
group: Having' battled, their 'way to
the, finals with' Graiej'ich, ,•thei won
the first game in Kincardine 6-4 and
were nosed' out in Goderich on Mon-
day 2' to 1. The third and deciding
It Mel( LiicknOw .Inverides (15 and
un4er) to.dish pp ;One of the smart-
est displays of 'hoekeY, .Seen in 'the'
'village this_seaSon, The first, line of,
pahiner„.. Cook and ..Eedy Were reaiii
clicliin,g„Mith-ss Passing. attack 'that
gave Upwatda to 100' fans sexnething
to ..niervel at. •' •
Their team -play *as, ie. everyi_in,:
,starice-respOnsible for ' the six goa
they nettod..„t„,?:giVe thein a 6-2 '.yie•
tory over the Ripley Rednreennd tho'
roPnd., by G to 6. Ripley •I'won the first
•gaine 4 te: ,,On, their. honie ,ice Ofl
Thirraclay, Luelsnow ,are .now' group
„eiminpions,.and will '.meet Kincardine
in, the ienif finals for the Bruce Coun-
ty Tuvenile
Championship
Playing a tYpe bf.,hockey that ani
ased the .fins, thelocal' ran -in
three• :gOals • .in the; first Period,
,While Reid Mcitirn tnitied aside eVery
Ripley threat, Withina Minute,
•'in the periedithey seated ti,vice, Jack
Cook and Johnie DaliMer carried the
Play in With Dahnier firing and Irvin
„ .
Eecli gathering up ,the', rebound. for
the first goal.',Eedy repeated: in'lea
than ti.-minnte': on a pass frorn flah
Met. 'For the third joal,. Co�k
,thr-•
tied., the Puck:inland fired wide of the
'net: Ernest *Button scoopeirit Obt' of
the cOtrier o bakiner in front of the
pet,. who ,niede ,..no*ini,Stalce. • , • .
Ripley,' tarried- it On in thTe setond
'Petted; Outplaying:the locals and tied
• the ronid: teiiipd.rarily. the .11.0then's
•Arst 'goal thine st,,, thetw'o.
• mark, 'Vetere tilor. nrind ended, itAleko-
game was- llilled-lin-7tuc
nesday night, but we.Ole press be-
fore the outcome is known,
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.13'#isley Cardivals Ottistecli Port El-
gin 3 to -r --in- Walkerton •Wed -i
riesday, night' in the third game 01
the group ChaiiipienshiP aeries.'•Eich
had won tlieithOniegai0 by. one go. 1-
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: It must "haVe been..."a sweet
tory -for :.• Paieley, ..fOr-: fudging' .by
itess Maelfelitie's,'sPert column in,
the:. Paisley: ' Advocate; . these_ ,iwn
tows • probably tak the .:eake for
:bitter', rivalry. '
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Paisley; pulled a' fast one irsz
ranging the :playoffs.? They wanted
.
a leSt AWO'-out:Of-three •series,_ but
cohfldentally 'expected • Pert Elgin
Would' OPPOSe. this 11 it ' Wes ' nugges-.
'ted.' 8o thei asked for liconelandl
home.. goa1S4O.-;oeuzit,'. 'aeries! As, P
•restilt•Pott, Elgin held out. for. three
artieS; took it' to. the,' League • • •• «. •
Exe-
cutive and paisley' "relnetantly" ae-
cepted the ExectitiVersrganie aeries
decision, • • • • • .
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• AndIt meant grant.). honors .tor
the'Cards,, beeatie Port Won the ilrst
,&thtio; and the ,return at Paisley Sat!'
.the seetetied' nt full time GOils:to
&Milt would Anive. ghe thoLake
,
Smelt the, group. • ;
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By abodro ef.,6•4;"
titj lfiteliett oi 1'116.140 iight
tiloET. '.t0e. :Ph600if.,
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•
• Mrs, NI.,• 'ThidleY of Lucknow. spent
ith .4%114. Mfs.' George
Mr liurrY Bell is ,cerlAreCt to th9
1 ig ouSe lftlet nasty had the: saf/ wi iteo
.working at, Woeci.« , . • '
•
. Mr? end:, jacic: .Wraith •
little son were2:,,Slindai: vsj..rsat
Mr. ;• : •
giss gay. Boyle visited- over the:
:RFie:hh,a-re.4stu:! h 4.11:4 rs. Orland'
rridaY being the Women's: Day of
Prayer, the ,Missionary Societies : of
the Focal' churches meet in -the
Presbyterian ,church.„• • •
The: regular meeting. of the, BOY,'
rood Wornen's :iistitute will be iheld
on Thursilay'afternoon _at, the home
ofMr. Arthur Graham.
MI.•Sil Mary: McLean IS assisting
with the ivdric it the Linklatet home,
ICingardine.
HOLYROOD
Mr., and Mrs..Harvey,'ACkert, Clar-
,
enee and Donald spent Sunday 'at Mr.
Ernest Ackere's. •
Joirriie Smith .and Mr.' and
Mrs: • Buss. spent Monday
evening at Mr. Thos. Harris'. '
Mr. Alvin Graham Spent the week-;
end,.in Tara: ' ' , ..• •
„
Master'Lorne.Eidie spent the:.week
'end -With -hiS:bri-410-,7:Morlie. CPIbert.
Mr and Nit.; ceakai, paid Mr.. and.
Mrs,. Coirigan were recent visitors,
at -Jas. Baker's. ' • ,
- Miss Katherine Robertson was, a
r,etent viSiter Mrs Allister
,
:Mrs.:Ga.rhertY of 'Chicago,
,
ing With hei aunt IVIiss Susie Purvi
'Miss Vain/3 - himie after,
attending 'a course Of four Weeks ",on
-44111-arkethi-re-• omenia e..-7,Prodifets' -
in •RipIey.,.- ,
„Mrs:. Almer, 41cert attended a
birthdaY party'. at ' Mr, and Mrs.,
Ralph Elliott's, -Tuesday,' in honor :Of.
mether,
ST.,,AIE LENS
• (Intended far last Week).
This-cornnmilitY'Hill. was the scene
Of pl,ett.sant *altering •i,under.the
auspices of the Womeles institute an
Friday ^evening: :Mrs. Wallace Miller.
presided c*r "the,' Pregkern which
was • cOMposed • of =lacer. nrimbers
giiitar and Month •organ and -also
solos by Mr. Alex 'Hackett, Readings
by Mrs. Bannister and' Mon,'
gan-',Of; sok -,by Mrs. E. W.
, ee r
.Ge02!ge 'Stuart, nod: by. Messrs Ed, and
Evan McQuillin.,Mpsie for: the dance
that • followe,d WEIS Provided2hY„.Mr._;
:George -Stuart,: Brothers
with 'Mrs. Stuart; .arid :Mr.- Rice as
-
accompanists :and. bi" the Taylor Or
-ehestrar- - •
The :regular- •meeting of . the,
.P. U. was held 'on''SundaY 'evening7
This: was the firstnieeting•of the new
contest of which Mrs, E. W. Rice gird
Miss, Ispbel. ',Miller are: captains and
the latter. Side.was in 'Charge. Dor:-
j2thyLMille r__,JealLtheLScripturc,lesson.
and -Ars. W. A. Miller. the Bible char-
acter . en: "Jsihn the Baptist". :The
topic was 'taken by Mr Lorne Woad's.
on '•"The Life of the' Mind"' fromthe
tii'Y book, The. New Church -faces.
,a ' Now . World.” Mr.- George .Stuart
favOured with' a- violin number. ' •
• • Mrs, MoMbray and her ion' of Ski-*
orth • were: recent _visitors. with Mr.
and 'Mrs. .Colin „McDonald. • ,.
Mrs. R. J. Woods' and -Mr.:•and Mrs.
WilsOn.WOods of .Dundas spent a 'day
here 'last Week. •
, . •
• The, March --meeting Of the" Wein.
'en's Institute •, be held - the
• home ,of Mrs.. A. 'Anderson on Thuri-
„dity'Mareh 3rd: at 2.30. Roll call- °An'
Trish Saying” "Ireland" in
oharge of Mrs. . Andrew,' Gatini., Host-
e_sses- ;Mts. ..MCKen;ie•Webb, 'Mts.
_Jarnee-44yoris.--- •. '
Mrs. Joseph England of , Lueknow•
• spent ',a few ,days recently with her;
darighter' Mrs. ,John. Swan;
hYMHit rFFX14,
• Following ,S stroke,, Elrner
Tiffin passed away at the family -res6
dence, Alice Street, early, 'ThursdaY
morning, Fe.brharY 1-Qth. Early last
AUgnst: :Mrs' T' auff.red.,. stroke
at their 'farm on. the .tOtn von. • Of
TurabbrrY, Due to, her' conditien .the
moved ' WinghaM early
gilii1:4/6'negeinbst'ir:Seharegtab17*ehaer:dabt9e 1)4 dddaelnlY:
'tlYbehnedvearIllnegthyrwsreilt:''llesyrab•p°124.sti,i6t4e141Ci
was in her 5$,th• year.
Mrs.' Tiffin was: born in; Wingham
the daughter Of the lite Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Cameron, later of Culross
and Kinloss. •Wheh she Wits. a .13E1E11,
child the family Moved to the 4th
Concession Of Chlress, later to 'Kin-,
After [Attending school :at Lang-
side,
?Sea!linuter7de=2L-:ii."ItegraV's dilugast--
Mg.. in 1889, Twenty years, ago- she
was married .to. her now bereft hos:,
band, Ely!mer„. Tiffin.. 'They -.farmed
near. Langsida' until they. moved, into,
Wine**. seven years . ago. 'Three.
yeers ago they again took up. farm.
ing the 10th 'Con.. of Turnberry,
returning to Wingliam:Dec. Ist,, last
• Left to Mourn: her passing besides:
her husband, page two sons, William
Alexandet, 'aged 18 'years; and 'John;
• Elymer, aged 14 years. She fs also
survived' by two brothers -and one
sister, . Alex of Xmloss; Miles of
Toi,vp and Mrs: Ben (Annie) FOS-,
ter Of ,Detroit ;: Mich; One. daughter,_
Mary joanni Predeceased her s:87 yeara
; The funeral service was held at the
family residence, Alice. Street,,,, on
Saturday' afternoon and was condt16-
ted 'bk Rev. J: F. Anderson, pastor of
Winghain 'United , -
-The pallbearers, wereher'three cou,
sins, . Milas Cameron, Miles Moir,
an MacKinnon and three neighbors,
Thos. ;WM'. Cninpbell and
Wesley Walters. - •
Intennint was :•made. Wingharn
•Winscharn. Advance Tirnes
•• • I ; •
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liones, dad -wants, to , borzow
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rAox rms
UN)), •TRIP RAIL TRAVI
froil
MARC, 2t
GAI
INDSOR-, Orit..
DETROIT,' ..44kh.,
. and. return ,
'EctuallY kW Ares froM all adjacent' C. N. lc swims.
-ASk fOr 'handbill and' ComPlete inforinatiOn :'Agent,s:-:'
N
CREWE^
Mr. Alden; Hasty,' of Saltford,(.Was
henie for' the w k d
ee ;en . .
1Mr. and Mrs: Wilfred -Drennan,
spent."Fsiday with LucknoW.and f ion
friend. '
7 ll/fr:RiglY GiiWleYWee-sPent7the'
Past few Menths at Mr: •Crozier's,
left Friday . -morning' for Fergus,
where he intends to get 'work near,
• his home, • ' •
' and, 'Mrs.., Geo.: Emmons 6rf
Sarnia, spent •a Pleasant Week -end
with their ion Lorne and Mrs. Em -
f" -
mons. .:•• •.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert TreleaVerv and
f y were Sun y visitors with
their. daughter, Mrs. Vernon: Hunter
and Mr. Hunter.
• The Y. P. U. met at Abe home bf
in g' is to ba'held- at the home of Au!
drey "Cengram .on Monday evening. •
.."Irael:,:h4boeMel3ne!frnforrioenip ear,6114past,hd Gomonth,
a, 6h:in e: rwpiPrme!harei
gladthey are beth much, imprcived
an& able •to get around. Bernice is ,
spending sometime with her consini, ,
Miss'-Rebecca^-WOodsrIt N:ref-Mtic='
• Mr. and Matt, Shackleton via-
ited Mr. and -Mrs.. Jesse Gray;. God-
oriclf on.EridaY, Wa'are glad--t.o., re, :'
port Mr. and Mrs. Gray are ardor. •
ing good • health ilthousrla both wall
advanced in:Yeers.. .
• Miss'. Andrei, •Congrain Spent last
Week et h_er'henze.On the .44z. :
Mr: and Mrs. Iaelz Curran ,Ind
•children spent Sunday' at Mr. and, .
Mrs.. Herb Curran'i!,..Mafelcing.
*13: Sam Shervfiod callesion:•1).
BensOn. Shackleton on, Monday ev- gainlinn friends during the *ilek, •
ening, Aru,drey ,Congrain taking ' the social given Y the 'Junior
charge After ,the ne,Votional period. Institute in 'Dunganno • on Tueeday
Mr . John in gave it e topic, ^evening, Mr, Ronald Storms held the
"What Science sayi. •of lucky. ticket, *Mak' Won :fet him••
which. Was veryinteresting and Well ,beentif uilt. '•
"
All right sonny, "said Mr Jones
, p f
reaching for:his' coat. You run .along
home; I'll bring it' over. • '
41-Tre711:-HY'rriir .arid-trie; , r. And 'Wilfred Drennan and"
Milleisapbanhg :beeltseeddicwtioiti;l:'iTll'hor'6.13neetttin
nig et,ebt'!1•11c,,,Thithildrehn4viewcte'd,grioneStiluoesf,daMyr: and 316,'
BRUCE ASSOCIATION HELD
: ANNUAL .DINNEWAND±HAPIP
,
'A lge.repres.entatiOn Of, members
of the Bruce Conitty asshciation gath-
ered att theannual, dinner lathe ban-
quet • hall of the • Felt Garry••hotel,'
Winnipeg; last. Wednesday evening.,
The president, •Mr.: L. •.L. • Porter „pre-
sided sind,..weleomed :the guests,
Monsignor:T. W. Morton was the
guest speaker, chbosing the subject
of "Humor" for his ;brief' address. ,
Quoting from ;Hotitee .in his. 'opening
remarks, „Mpir..: **ton' said: "It is ,
a' sweet thing to'play the feel irr the •
right- lie congrattilated the
members Of -the-association for 'Seek-
ing tp relipviv the tension of the times
WhiCb we live: by enecuraging
lighter amuSements ana friendly con-
verse, Unless ,we havesense tO, seP-
erate ourselves fOrai thrie from the
perpetual' strain -from the disquiet-
Mg- news stbroad,--it' Will do us harm;
Seated At. the. head table wer 'the
;Op
hiterval, cabaret uurabers Ward'
given by May Saunders, the Ruthert,'
ford Sisters and. ,IOSOPhine Wilitekr
.he said. .
President, M L t Porter; .
signor T. W, MOrton, Rev; J. L.
Innis' and Mta.•,Mclimie, Mr. and Mr
W,•:, G.' Perteingt011, Mrs. W. Marshall,„
„Mrs- • ,Charles: Hanley; Mts.,' 3. A. Wil.
son,. Mrs.. Elizabeth Clark; •Mr,
Morrison,' Messi6; E. W. Turner, F,
ICIoePfer and ...Iaines Scott.
The deoiatiqns were tasters of
-American, „teautY reaes Offeet. .With
silVer candelabra hblding green light
,ecl' 'Candies, 'Intertwined ,British flags
ident'o
.forZned, backgrottrid ,behind, thn ptes,
,
Following dinner, a drinee Wes held
• in the •Crystal beltroorrt, to *bleb.
allanY additional gneata• en me Durini
abib,IWOn the, first. the ,in, Mitchell
- •
,
;
t0
I
ex
'Bah here and south of the-line,--we-have had to learn
by bitter experience that an unenforceable law is worse ,
. .
then no law et all.
Literally, worse than no law at all, as reasonable pl,ep
. who remember the a.buses a prohibition, will agree.
Adroit -prohibition Propaganda. leaves the, impression
tbat Ontario ,)s the exception n its abandonment of
'prohibition and adoption of Control
As a matter of fact, the Liquor Control Act of Ontario
as its counterpart -in VaiiWs foW,14-:Crfe7"at-Britain;
all the British Doniinions, the United States,, Scan7
dinavia, ',South America anctin. six of the nine Provinces
of Canada. --
As a further fact; the Control Acts of Ontario and
the 'four Western Provinces are more restrictive than
those Of Great Britain, the United' States, etc, a
• , -
Its purpose' is to attain, progressively, a greater
acceptance for true temperance through control —in the
belief that external control exerted by the Government
vvill ultimately induce a greater individual control and
discipline -by which, alone, temperance can be attained.
•
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t
THE
-I: • I • I I •
OP!NION'PF A" LIFE -!.9,145
. . TEETOTALER,. •
in the attempt to: blind about total fibstinehce through
prehibition, an evil even, greater than intemperance..
'ultedl--,nim'ely, ti4tion-ivide diaregard for
, ,
. D. Roc:limps:taxa, Ja.
....... • .^
• Thisadvettisemeni is Inserted by tlie arewipit
'industry in :the ihkrest of a better public
anderstandino ofeertain atpeets,of the
P,'Oblerni�f ilIi1Perahbe And local option,