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SPONSORED DY` FRIENDS IN. THE: (X901.1,1iN11;TY OF W11I,'
STANLEY,, WTIOO WAS ''[7NFOIiT13l4ATE • IN=LOSING A ItAND ,.
ST FAIR
IN ,A THItES+HING . AGEIDIYNT LA , k,
The St .Delene Beef- 'Ring starts
next week • with meat available.
Thursday, morning, April: 21st+ •
The ,April meeting of the Wpme�'a
Institute was held: at the, home!: of
Mx s. Ewart McPlierson, • with a' good
attendance. . The roll `eau was ;Xe-
spoinded io,':by,the naming o a;. !'La
boux ';say}rig dsyicefor housecleanitl8
tinge". The topic. fin "Garden#ng"
prepared by Mrs.., Eafi1 •Gaunt, Mra..
Ed McQuilln, read the, sple d pay
per. and;:x4s; •Pharis Mat a in-,
tereipting • artielg on •'`Grandmo hers'
Garden" Little " Helen .purnin • •`gave'.
a recttatio`h . 4 dominating cone t-
tee. coEnposed of •Mrs. Andrew .Gaunt;
Mrs*' Balli ..and Mrs,; •Lorne Woods waa.
appointed to bring in a' slate goft'i
cers:; to be voted on at the, May =deet*
ing,ti neh': was 'served,host
esses, Mrs. Gordon. McPherson; Mrs„
Rintoul • and Mrs; D. C' McDonald.
:The. regular •meeting, of the Y.
was held with Isobel Miller's • side in
charge Nor"maw=W�atheFkiead-r`��d�the
scripture lesson: and • the Christian
character 'on . John* Knox',was :given.
by :.Vlieatherbe''ad. The topic. _ on_ -i
"Problems. of Youth"' prepared • • by
Mrs. Durnin Phillips,, was: read by'
Isobel •Miller. Mrs. Ramage led an
terestmg' diseussfon, Florence and-
Margaret McPherson, . favored: With
a duet,' f
Plans .are being made: for a 'social
evening under the, auspices .,of. the Y.
•P.:Uk • and,. Sunday, 'School in the
church next Monday 'evenuig. • .
Mrs. 1.1 J, Thom and Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell: Thompson of Lucknow, mo
toed to Petexbaro,. on Thursday and
spent a few .days with' Miss Helen
Thom, who has been, seriously ill °at
the" Nicholls: 1Iospitai where : she: ,is
a,.;znein er' o fie nursing [staff.
: Mr. Neely Todd was, , • home
Stratford for the .week -end.,
S1Llh IEL4Ii11
f' ILEIAIiII,I'AICr
K heli IWIMMINA0
Also. "CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY"
• Mao "NEWS”
ADMISSION--ADU:I:TS 35e, CHILDREN 20c.
":CARTOON"`
Apra.
JOE 'IIPENNER, f HARRIET HILLIARD,
GENE RAYMOND' • PARKYAKARKUS
ramou
`LIFE:'
EPARTY"
GAY TUNES; GIMES; AND E.OiJR OF FILMDOM'S FUUNIEST
• 'COMEDIANS, • IN •A' NEW LAUGH SENSATION: ,. • '
• ,. D KENNEDY COMEDY".
I Also`, E .,GAR,
.,, f'$ ICKEY MOUSE. CARTOON"'
CSIEWE .
The Y:. P....U. Met ;it •thehome,,;; of
• Bestrice ,Treleaven on Monday oven
• Be11a0n Shackleton in
with ,
charge..' After the opening' hymn and
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scripture lessonread by •John._, .
•readings• were given •by Alan: Duman
•and 'Beatrice.' Treleaven The tepiie
wra ' ably3
ven by"'' Clifford" Crozier:
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and , .. 'diseursioa , followed. Then. hymn
2,gLr vas sung and all: repeated•.. the
Mizpah .:benediction.' •
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held at the. •home
W. M. �S. was held ,
•. The' _
Mrs',Bert` Treleaven with agood
of ,
. attendance 'The' study bock was given
b . 'Mrs: Drennan, Mrs. •Shackleton,
y ..
':Mrs;• Menary. Then Mrs. Turner gave
talk*. on Christian' .' Stewardship.
ncli=was served-and•=the-missionary.
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ENERAL' ..ADMISSION; :,.
WISHING` TO • MAKE :DONATIONS: MAY; LEAVE,
OTHER;$ :
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1937 D01:)04, LAAO`$,. 4AD100HEA'Zlt.and DEFROSTER
1931• WILI<XS 'Sl✓p4N, LIKE' NEW
19$8 "FORD CQ;ACHI , •
1929S.II{,1NE SEDA:NLER WAN-
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ER1928 WIPPET'. COACH
193? DODGE, DELUXE COACII,, HEATER and DEFROSTER
,1935.RODGE..DEiU3iE• CQACI1, HE'AT.git and DEFItOSThR.
1936. DODGE:°1)E•LUX.E. SERAN, BEATER and DEFROSTER:.
1982 CHIVY. DELUXE SEDAn',•LIKF, NEAP•
1,332, DESOTA 'SEDAN, GOOD, SHAPE.
1, 929 .,PLYMOUTH COACH
1931 GRAHAM' SEDAN'
1932:,�2TON„D0.AGE. TUCK, STAKE RACK ;
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DODGE AND DESOTA SALES
00DE1tiCH, UNT
'PHONE 695,•
quilt was g4i lted for the hospital, at,
Hearst.
• • Mr: John : Menery , returned home'
after spending a•.pleas
eant: two weeks Mrs :''Wm. h Crozier spent a; few:,
vis t ;with friends at Hamilton and .her parents, Mr. and Mrs,''
days' with,
ell .are ringing.
St Catharines. Campbell . near Donnybrook.' Wedding bells g
Wm. C p
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visited
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ur n om a
• M '. d .1VI •` Herb C h`ld 1VI Mary •Cook•
PARAMOUNT •
UNGANNON
' 'nd Mrs. Jas . A. McArthur,`.of
Dir.:i
Renfrew, Ont., and ' Mr.' ,and Mrs:
Geo. W. ,Collins' .of; Chatsworth, avis
'r ort 'and': dough'
.ted Istel wi h� thea a.
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a i. Art ur.
roan Mc
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da evening with,? : ital was a recent visitor 'tst' ter, Mr.- an
am s' en Sun Y ham Hos
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ex i "t S n
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Guelph
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Dilvfnimsgaloodeivsmivazis
l,N ITE oc-Re f
rom
as
their son •:Jack and.. Mics. Garratt: friends at . ,Several Farmers on -'the 6th cooter-
day.. Miss :Bernice is. remaining': for her home here. h . ha"ve their
mil and Zion, Jake 'Hunter. and ._Y . and:.Mrs..Isaac'1tn'sign were, re- Sion ; of -: West _Wawanos•
t - undo . with some time. Mr, farm homes wired. for :electricity and
yn,S Y
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family of, ,spe cent. •'visitors. 'With. in '$rotor,
Malloek • ' Mrs. John Emmerton of':Klnlough, others :have 'signed up to also: bare,
d Mias A '
Jack an ass : fines �.
s ent' last week with` her'. rusts+ .Mrs. dine..
i' Emmons s ent Friday. at .Roy N., , „ • Martha attended• the -this convenience as soon es; available;
..Mrs.
• p , • Mr Fred, M
° � ..Nile. `Victor 'Whitley; Clinton last Miss Miss : lViinnie. Dickson, R N, of the
Garvin s, near , ... . , ., - -
' � ' s roan horse shpw at C a_. • n
•.i : Crozier and. Clifford•. and •Mr. Dm11.French of.Warnock spent Spring' g into •. las,._ Codiss • :hospital kstaff, spent the
. wh. , '
ands �atternoon at Raymtand•; Fxnni- ,Thursday ,,
`Mart n-'. �Paa� t ..Clinton= -Sunday is ,'Mrs:old. we with:her, her. parents, Mr, and,
Mr;:::-Freddf:th, Mrs,, A. Purvis, 111x. • and ek end. -wi
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' th spring' .show at ..,Clion on goo'sSr.ded e R she* . and lapilli",and Mr. `and' •Mrs.: Mrs; Dclison� Sr '
Thugsay,.`.. ..
fl h barn t;let Rou'lston• from' Luckno�w� ;`were reagin, Much 's mp
ma-----�^r— e w o th and anxiety is ex
Mr. and . Mors: 'Joe;. Freeman and • • A .smart - .,. � J to .the.
on, hurl since •,
he . ons i1r6n
th M><•. and. Mrs, A hug. ressed• these ays m regax s,
children:'were,'guests of Mr and Mis.:a woman•.pin anything •; , visitors ..,with *,erious�-illness oft th:61d
... , ....,..Gook -
lie vasa bob
Lor-ne-•Emmons=on �Sdnday.: • � • �
,
Ln the ; discussions. 'provoked by these
one point comes , up so often-
artielee,. o .
that' it 'deserves an article: to itself :. •' ,
t•
r'The b'ewers"
" ;" vve are. told,:
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"in their own interest should no •
t
support beverage rooms!''
The reasons given for this amazing,."
te� a1n 'are a: follows:
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"Pry sentiment in this prey -
is, ! •much, morh• concerned
what g
goes o
rioh
COL1YaC
Much,
home.
scandalized.
attack
other vttcir
d to s
of a c
rto
de
1s adv
with hgoes on. in 'public than
,Whatn in private., If there
licensed ,hotels," say
r�rere � 'cense 4 x „
:ars "you'd sell just
.these Ill , y
wou�l
d drink
ole,
.mut but people
ail,'. •
oul n t..
it at ,t�tremists v� d
.. . 11 'd •.switch
be sc zed They'd • , .
soaxebdcl:
els
• their k to y . ,.
• ,' win Industry:
T�,.
* • ctlre itself to spar,
I8 invited e
s ' y'nical minority
. feeling
Sake things
easier for
'Xl order
itself,: it ` ised to deprave: the'poarer
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an of his,' liberty, while the rich man
m
still• .drink comfortably at:homer •'
can
rive the.
Worse, '1t is advised, to dr
break the:' law For
working -mean ; : to
a that• again would be the`incvitable result'',
of closing the beverage rooms!°.'
Under no circuulstances will the .t `
B&ewiing.,' industry take 'that kind a£
advice We, support the beverage room
because the'1 ritish nations have proven
out-in4the-open' control the best way!
tlo9000000000004,0o0als"1 0001 sa$aa0A
0 • 44 aPEAltING a& a riran who does not indulge* : c4
in any alcoholic beverage, it is my. .:,�
• considered • ' o inion•that the reaults'iti all
P .
a civilized countries in which Prohibition c
has been tried, have: altogether failed to,
p come up tattle smallest 'expectation of
e, , what it Was expecte4,, to aecomplish: c
o ~ y*
It'a't)`ici', xt r esitlted in it crop of boot-
oo • leggere, hijackers, and enorinbus (tidn
o titres of poisoiio'ue ligtlors; which,catted
a • the death of, thousands, It not only
a .
caused a thorough disrespect t for :the
r
ve
�c the
..lied
o • • P'rphibition';law but at4;ac � Y.;,
0 of our British system .of
ft;undation ,
▪ resp ect for law and order.,,
o . •� G>fii:"Bs��is-t�e,112`dyor o� �''vri`1'-1"ope
• ",Y
• This adOertrsentent Its in.tertect &' the;'
fl,ewing I'> ustry rn the inteiost of a bets2r''
tablao olid standing•of OePtaif,aspecta
the ptbblems of tempera anti local :opti
baby 'girl ,of :Mr.'.and Mrs.. Warner
Andrews. It' is 'hard to ; ,ascertain
what the' trouble is and an 'X•ray at
'London will,• be , found •,necessary. Miss.
'Winnie McClure, 'R.N., has;'!been :in
'attendance- the, past week. •
os.::c an shows .signs of;
spring; : and. is replacing • the board:
fence in' front .of bis.'farnl 'by a brand
new : iiron one.
Mrs.''. =B. '3. Crawford is' welcomed
back into our midst after enjoying.
the, winter with friends :at: Detroit:
On .her 'return; she was accompanied
, • by' her ;grandchildren; Mr; '.and • Mrs.
Robert MacMillen; ' Detroit, who re-.
turned the same day. Mrs. Thos. Mc
Whinney resumes 'her, position' •• as
lady . coinpamion' to': Mrs Crawford.
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MrS,--Burton-^•Rossi! has. returned=
:after. spendinng a week', orlon E17'
gin ' azid 'Owen Sound
Several 'from this vicinity. 'attended
:the `horse.:show'• at Clinton last Thus.,
day,.
Mrs. go'' .. MaeK
reti�'ie,`'. Lochalsh,.
Y
and, ,.Mrs. Alice Robb,' •Auburn,•
ed Sunday• with Mr,: ` and Mrs. W ,J•
'Rabb: On the:"6th concession of. `W'
Wawanosh. • •
Mr. ''and (Mrs. Bruce McArthur
,Were - recent visitor`s of :the letter's
yr
brother, Mr. and 'Mrs, Geo: L Collins
of .'Woodstock• . •
Mr, :David. Glenn.'shows very little:
signs of improvem.ent,, we re.,gorr ,
to say. Mrs*. W, R. Andrew' is :assist-
ing :Nirs.. Glenn With the care. • •
Mr. Graham' McNee • has been en
.gaged• to make; some alterations to
the home, Of '.Mr: .and'.Mrs 'Robert
Davidson, with the aim "to• niako 'the
honte a two-fatnily • residenoe, with
-Mr. '.and Mrs. •Allan heed as the other,
occupants. V .
..:hard'' "Tv�amfe , with a
jlfii; , R,ic ,. • .. y .
• , hearty, cold and a heart' condition, has
"sen; in bed'r tor 'Pt few days under the
dotter's ^,'care; bnii : is, unfelt improved
end, recovering ';nicely. ;
• douse cleaning' is the ';Order of e,
da and•• -friend .husband-has--to-watch.
his ;step --to keep; off the wet ,paint
and. 'hen• it' conies• to .:beating:, t
ruga, well; l guess he's beat
Mrs. Iris' 'Rivett `gave 'a oard ,party
trr g1•tt of her young friends last
:rriday night., They , reported an en •
,by ble "ev'eniitg* ••
Mt•..Aln ‘McOuoid left for the
west :tt' the end of the week, after
reoeivulg• a telegram stating the too -
'Oen dearth :.of lila brother,. Mr. .,tack
METAL
ROOFING.
Dry, rotted', shingles catch, fire like kindling!
•: But with Coi4ncil Standard ,Titilsp roofing
you needn't worry about 'flying 'embers or
aparke.'• Itis• good for" a lifet ins and ie sold
gran i9
Wicked by a reliable firm with'' a,' background
of years of aervice'to:agriculture.. Ask your'.;
banker, Tite-Lap roofing comes ialerge,sheets ; .
that are easily'bendled.• • Fireproof,' weather!
proof -does not crack, bulge, shrink or curl.
They may, be put on right over, your old roof.
Send ridge . and rafter;measurenents for free
cost estimate:
?ted
'ISCiu�IpiiShNi. ' Waled
P,s*on.Ont. •
STATITE Lad=Red Nails •
with. Screw Shook
Take tentimes
more force to
withdraw•thm
eta•ndard
barbed roof'
ing naila.Beat
.roofing Canon.
the market..
Slanufafctur rs of `lbs,
_ famous
Pr.ston.t
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..Truss Barns, Tito -Lop
bade1leiabo Irootiw andJams:
Moninol asd Tomato. way Poultry . Ewuipme4it. •
a Te,l.ephOfle �CA'L
Neighbours could have •saved this ..barn. But
_ _•-tey_di rot-latove-rabout• •the -Bre --='-there-
.was no 'telephone to; call thern. No farmer
should be without Cl telephone. One single
fire:weuld pay;: ten 'ears` telephone coat for
a whole county. '
Ever/ farmer should 'con,
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'.sides at least the saietx. pf his borne, family
tete home batiish'es Isola-•.:
and chattels. Tire P
.'tion, calls aid whenever needed.' ..�
FOR
FARM TELEPHONE SERVICE.
passed aWa' y• in his, Sleep', tie was in
his 1.8th. year and' leaves to mourns.
his
Niter formerly Sarali . Finnigan
Arid three sons and ''two daughters,
borne,,arid I#ertat home; and* 'Well•
.., '
in ton'� ' married, , drying in iSnnii ier
Berry,.
fi . Mrs. Hazel Elliis, Peace Rider
erre''`
district ' -anis Mrs...Vera a * * ..
1ViiA F E$ I l `G
•,rs. EL1doti Tcvaniley °soil
M� ,and M
...' athanl, were' recent. vit.:
it of � Cb ,
�itim y'
•
itors at the' .hoihe' of Mt. -and Mi ,'
'George Twantley; • • ,
Miss• W•inilifred Bloke., spent , pati
Patterson' n in • .With 11Tr. and .Mrs,. `GVit=:.
1 the third of last week it
h A d
-eldastt.vas-- ci a. 'The .. . eld•• •fJircuit;. W.1�'i�. S, will,:
. * . rad' not, returned' after, • 'f'be .Ashfi
Mr: •Me6iut�td ,. , _ ... a i aster Thanicofi� '
.• o•. . if bears, .hold. their~ ann+t 1 U •.
- ears a o. Its wife , . -
n ,1 8 �. .
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to
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Monday e
<.. on
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_ tit erin , ltieeting. rie„� �'
douH,le. bereavement, having .lost �. � , ' ch'ui�ch. There will ' be a•
death her `brother, San•► Milligan, � at Hackett s • .y , ,l. Me,
. h' previouso ! sp Bial program with i v. C ,
about t into tthe sorrowingrelatives.extend 1p Wald of • L•uckiioiv as guest • speaket'' '
sympathy,r: M r, ',Ruset: 'Phillips 'of, St', ldelena,:. ,
*i . the' hone bf lift. said
Mt•. Geo: 'Hodge:1A making: the net -scut Sunday. at, •
essary repltirs .to hip mill • dam after P Pthe' " sr '
2 ft -of . the Annie broke awey,• , . t` , Mrs, Herman. , hi . p said
•• i a' o . The choltpittg Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Anderson
couple of weeks ,� , , � . , ,. ,: a'� vvtth: lair..
; L
•'y fir' bb St. E'eteiii'
:M„
oaask, Another. 'son, rno , '
fired:.-•_ .._,„..-,..
1 ill tl the Gve . waz '
* - r u • G +den visited on Saul d
goes
ori with the aid°of a tractor slip. o
Nte$uoin, ty guitinterberry; .flask,, Who '.plotttenting: very well, fork the time,. and Mit. Haivey
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