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TiluitisOATp SigerEmBER 200,1938'
.BARGAINSLR
,1937. DOWN CV.TObl!S,EPAN,L1K,E. NEW. •
•1936 PLYMOIITH, SARAN EXCE.LLENT CONDITION'
19# DODGE Cl/STOM SEDAN, SEE THIS CAB
1934 FORD: Bij. cow% •A REM, BUY
19$0 OLDS. COACH .PRICED BIGHT
• 1930 PONTIC SEDAN ,
1930 FORD :;-SEDAN NEW TIRES; Al CONDITION'
1927 OLDS. SEDAN, gtnie iesathan•30.009 mIs. Cheat!, tranhatortation
•.1336 .MAPLE.,,LEAF -T1113.C.K.; 'stake factory rebuilt Rioter'
10st. installed
1931 CHEVI.'TitlICK, STAKE BODY
,..Your PresentCar Taken in as Part Payment .Ba12P.00 Arrnuffed.
• Easy. Paiments- •
'•NEW 104 MODELS NOW 1 STOCK •
TRACrOlt REOY FOR. WORK, PRICED LOW.
ONE MATCHEO ,TEAM of Four -year -Old HORSES-Weil/4.006,16s
DODGE—DESOTO, DEALER . •
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'1111011E 695, GODEEICH •
LANGSIDE
Mr, and Mrs. Jim , Dickens, Mi.S4
t, Mona Sent • and Mr:" Alec• Murray oi*
-Toronto spent the week -end` with MEI?
Murray.ACM. Dickens 'remained for
• this week. ,
• :Mr, and Mrs: Russe l Ritchie Of 8th,
'CO. spent Sunday with Mr.' and, MM.
•,
V. Ernerson. '
' Mr. and Mrs. Robert;Stuart, Velma
:Eileen and Donald, and :Fred Tiffin
spent Sunday' With 'arid Mrs: Percy
Vincentof
Litkle Sandy iturraY. hail the mis-
•• fortune on Saturday afternoon, while
at the.farnti of Mit Watt Scott to' re-.
teiviii.a.kick•from & horse on his head,
Which caused an Opening in his,scalP.
" was ...taken to Ir. Belida; , who
• dressed , the: wound and Monday
• gave 7.lum 'a , serum .as. :precaution
againat infection. .He,is Making as
•' rapid Progresstowards recovery as
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tan he exPected. „, •
•Word was received hereon Saturday
by Mr.' WM. Wreith, of •the death cif
:Mrs: Sclunirr (formerly Miss kvelyn'
, Reid of Whitechareh). of Walkerton::
We are. glad to. report, that
••Orville Tiffin is recovering front, an
attack. ut plebitia,loit has to -refrain
Wins viork-for another, two weeks: ,
The Posts On .the. highway in this,
• area, were treated to a cent' of black,
, and -white .paint last week Jai Mr.,
liarahel ,Watson arid his assistant&
!aunty empleyees. • •, • •
•
Mrs : 'ttotat. Stuart retell:red word cm
Thqrsday of last weelc ths.p tittle
• bSbrboy• had arrived at the hear of
, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Austin of Pow..
sail& Mrs :Motin ia a sister of Mrs
Stuart and. Wao formerly Mss Mary
• Martin of Wawanosh. ' , ,• ' '
Mr.., Wendel Tailor had the m-
is
last . week while' in -Whiter.
while cutting coin'. with sickle' at
Mr. -Jilin Iforrisons,on Friday,.' and
when oh the last row to cut his first
finger on the left hand which required
• three stitches. • , •
Mr. Wm. Reich, Tony, Marie, Beth,
LaUretta •and Wilma spent Saturday
evening with Mi Aid Mrs. J;` Albright
of East Wawanosh.
Mr. Dan McKinnon; 6th Con. had
several sheeif killed,and 'others worr
ied by •wolves on, Sunday evening.:
.•'The ratepayers' of PortElgin have.
Yoted. to 'build themselves a new high
school,, to cost$45,000, The vete Was
253 for art4:136 against,
;ION
Rally Day Service will be observed
in Zion church on Sunday, next at
11 A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hunter' and
r,
and Mrs. Wm. T., Gardner spent
day With Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Free-
rinui, •Leeburn: '
• Mr, and MM. Gordon Kirkland spent
:Sunday st•Teeswitei With., the form-
er's ,inOther, who has net been se
of late. • • •
•The Mch,TaY 'brothers!, have been
'busy filling sites.. in. this neighbor-
hood duaing the •week '; •
Mrs. John,nelni is at present. with
her. daughter; Mrs. Leine ,woodsi,
Helens.
Mrs. Jas. Cooli ot.Terointo.returned
here, On Atenday,; after spending: the
past two months .inthe vicinity:: • ••
lirs; Silas. Brush- of Harrow has
been:a visitor with her brOther,,Robt.
Andrew •and Mrs: 'Andrew .
•Illiss..ituby Reed,' whehas sae& the
last two months at Auburn is now
assisting Mrs 'Richard Johnsten of
n
fekig •
. church 'getting a load of chop to lose Ma ' 4
his purse containing. a -Sum of $14.09, Mr FredRitchte spent Sun ay with
•
Mrs. J. B. Morrison, arrived home
on Tuesday,lant front. a monthsvisit
with her 'daughter, .tEva) „Mrs, Don.
•(Cameron Of New York.• , '
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, Gardner
, • ,
Specials in Men's; Women's; Boy's
and Girl's under garments. THE
• Mr; Fred Tiffin had the inisfortune, . •
, ,
-a--Telerihone--CAL-
• .. .
Frecniently the' Veterinary surgeOn's lame- ,
. diate presence caid *dike will save cattlin,-- •••
and protect a fanner's' capital against the
Iniocids 'or:di-seas% accliclerit- Or, other met -
"0 ffencY.: onielt h'elP 'is 'the . farmer's only,
O , defense against thee ,thingi., The telephone
'brings holpIrnniediately. Without., '''cr stele- ,
phone a Antler, runs, conttaiit. risk. A tele- •
• phonels instirance at loW Oast
• FARM Ii101.1011E: SERVICE
WI:11TECHI),„Ikc
Mr , and Mrs. .Aihert Pattereon
vis-
tei recently with his sieter, MTS.. Jean
Tarner. ami 14r. Tartlet`, of Eitchenei;
•Ati., and' Mrs. B S. Naylor Visited
on Friday with his brother, Mr. and
iri.41fre4.11ay1or of Ohathain• ::
Mr. McLean is Visiting reititha:44
at 1;istowel.,• '
The.M. M., S. eit the PrashYterian
,eberch was held Oh .Tharedey, after.
iiIeen• It Was the 25th hirthdny of tha
W, M. 4. •.
Mr.s.ftebb..klowhray was president.,
;hymns were `sangseriptUre reedit*
:by. Mrs. Wm.. JrCnalter, _prayer by
Mrs. Mowbray, topic by Mia.'..dno.
MeInnea; Mrs..4thert Fatte0Ore?'ead
an interettingletterlimn. Miss Simp-
son a missionary of India Mrs Rey,
Pollock gave the.. special: prayer for
cur• nussionarjes. Tbe,„:meetMg,'Pleaed
With "the Lordla • Pio*or,• after which
lunch•VS serVedv.. , „„ • •
'• Mr: end Mr& Wilson' Of •Teranto
visitedon Sunday' With Mr: and Mrs.
Rhys Fetlock., .
• MiSs Susie Carrick is woriting in
Mr„, Gurney's ,factory in Wing -
ham •
Mr,' and Mrs, John Jamieson. of
Winghem moved ',On Monday to the
late ',Mrs. Mci3rien'O hpooe in the
village.
•
Ur: James .Suit erland 'sold, his 150
acre farm last we* to' Mr., 'Aldin
Purdon. • . :
Albert • Ceoltes ' bought 'Mr
Clarence Cox house. Mr, 'Clarence Cox
has bought Mr. Thos. Ilenderson'S"
house.
Mr. John purdon..bongtit the farm
where Mr. Cecil Falconer
Mr. -John Mowbray's tanie Strear-
berries Were lin blossom last week and
he also picked some 'nice, ripe straw.
•exiled. 'elf : them. ,
• Mr. and ' Mrs • Pratt. and family of
Stratford visited on SundayWith
R. Y, Carrick. • • ••
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.'Mr and Mrs: A. Holland and family
Of Kitchener:, anent' the Weekend with
her father, Mr. George-G.4ton, Sr. •
" Mr. and :Mrs. Roy °Patten of ,Lucan
spent the Weekend, with her Mother,
Mrs A. F(.)x. '
•
Mrs. Schnurr of. Walkertcin, form-
er)y, Miss Evelyn, Real, daughter of
• Mr. Bert Reid of Listowel and form-
erly of this Conirnunity, ded. She had,
oat:been' in good health, for a while.
81.•
Was admitted to Hamilton Siniterhan,
where she liaised *away • last week
She leaves, to ,mourn her 'Ioso, her bus -
band and a small child, also ber'fath-•
four brothers Ittid three 'sisters.
The. sympathy of. the continuity'. is
extended to the bereaved 'relatives.
Mr, and ..Mr&. George Fisher and
family sPent ,Iiist Thursday: et .Lobo
attending, kr.. Welter. Flanagan's,
wedding. He was Mr.'. Fishees' fc•riner
partner in business ; there. ,
The Y P.' S. of the 'Presbyterian
Church held their Social evening
the church nn 'Monday of this week.
Scripture reading was taken by Mis;.
Rhys Pollock, meditation 'period by
'Mrs. :Robt. Mowbray, _community
•aonis Were 'sung, and • the • Meeting
closed with. prayer; after -which Mr.
Gorden McGee cilled Mr. and Mrs.
George. Kennedy, newlyweds to, the
vont. Mrs. Robt Mowbray read an
addres and Mi.:James Nilson pre-;
sen ed them With a nice electric floor
lamp: Mr.`; and Mrs. Kennedy thanked
thein in, 'a• few fitting weida; after
Which' contests Were enjoyed,. and
lunch was served. : •
'opiTp4gy
• :,.JOHN'MeGILLVItRY •
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'Aftet. suffering for several months
from the effects of a otrolce,,the death
et Mr. John McGillfrary occiired
his • honie. On the sixth Con. Of Kinloss•
of Mr: John ' occuried at
lived 'all his life,' A ' sem Of: the late
ati4 krt. 'Angus • MeGilliVray„A
,• „ .• • • 1.
,sister• and, brother predeceased him
several years ago,- 'alSo .a brother, two
YOniS ago:, .84i:riving "him' are
,sister,. Mrs jetin:: Melienzie
11p9se,'„Javit, irtif Margaret at home.
•-/.1SO `k. bother, Anbert: The funeral
LfrIce was • Conducted ' 'by Rev Mr't ung .
of: SO60Kinloss, of Which
chnieli 'he. Wee meinher, an'was
r hely 'attended by' neighbors -and
• tiends, The pallbearers were 4,Ohnston'
• .1,•1,.cod, nave' ("arruthers;:W. •••Jt: Bain,
• }iatterland jobn. McLeod. -and,
,
, herlatul,
'POrtt CONTggli
Jean Thompson of Kinloughi Ainn,
er of; the .Kitiloss'-'8choo pair ,putlk
1.peaking contest:WM.1)e, eligible for
the 'filannal. Politic' Speaking Conteil
for Boys and Cfris of Pu bflc School'
Age:te be held On
Friday' Oct !•4t1i,°.„ At 8. 11:
Contestis t� pick * • ieri1-014c./ltutict
ftit truce .0.itir* !from 'the fit'
'mite Whiners'at ithral
,
in •TOWniship8', dna spoodrig;
,coritst in To*IIS
ThiS, Contest is Sponsored by tlit.
truce , 'County tdupational. ASsocint
on, and "tlie PuMie tre
•tri id the' Yntink' :$POrcher:S 'Coaling
• . .
!•*01nAl4H, !SIOVOC..* op
.•TtAg!PA/14P1,44•SED/Clklr
, ,‘“sPCIA't.194!•*/.40 4,:///* • •
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• ! , c.,4/404.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
• ST, 1.11kENS
•Misa Eveiri Wehti o Reset0Wit
Saakla a, guest, at the koMe s'ef' her
41.1cloi Mr- E. G. Web. •
Earl Oatint „wear a' *BO? last
WOpk with he. jnOtheri :'.'on at
1140000i°. •„
- Miss Mildred Meguillin WAS wkeh,
end ziosito1410.: it:1*mM ieS,,sterOwas th ysAlsit
itkr;
• t
gee•?t at, the TwrilitilWelMsten'Weddr.
ing p,atUrday,.. 0. •
1
• 6,114:1%:t'Zg7.4144 home
17nt
• Rally Ray wag!, Observed. 'at, the.
Uned htirak on SundaY,. When the• '
theme was ii keePing'' with the' cel7
ebration pfit the: use of the „Niko*
BibIe'foropr Centuries'. The story Of
•"1tow -the.. Bible 'tame ,To ue,” .:was
'told by Dorothy Webb. Helen McDOn;
all Marie $wan and iMae. hictIonuld,
Bev, B; Wriglit!.chese an.the Sub-
• ject of,his address, wrranilating' the
Bible 'into Life. ••
•
• The anmiel 'Thank offering 'a the
W, • :M.' S. will be observed netct, Sue-
• day morning when' the serVice Wflb
be in charge of Rey: and' Ms. GUI of
Dungannon. The address will be given,
by Mrs. Gill, Who Was born 'in 'India,
where her :parents are missionaries.
Present Mr. and Mrs. Gaint.t •
Mr. :and. Mrs. Erneet GanttwheSe•
marriagewas an interesting event of
two, weeks ago, were guests of' honor
scitIal, evening in the Community
'Hall oo FridaY, when over a hundred
• and fifty friends and neighbors gath-
ered. Dancing was enjoyed to ;music
provided by Mr.' Donald MacCharles
and Mr. Eldon Henderson 'of Lucknow.
Mr.: McQuillin and Miss 'Jean For-
ster,,Mr: and Mrs. Donald ...SiacChar-;
• les. of Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
Stuart. After "Mich, Mr, 'and Mrs.
Gaunt were •called to the Platform,
•Where . an address., Was ',reed . by.. Mr;
Andrew' Gaunt and M. Wallace' Mill-
er presented a c na cabinet and heV-.
eral pieces f silverware..Mr. Gaunt
'riaicle a fitting reply and. "tt,11 jpinedln
dinging "For'' they are jolly good
fellows." '• .
Brigheo. disease •"tilkesj. is nenw
free!' Richard 11right, an Engliali
Physician, ie.1921,Almiblished hh
observations on diaeaset of the .ki'd".
ney. ,I3right's PiSease,: or. nephritis.
Anflaniatlon of, the kidney,. ,
• The, hinniie bOdy is -provided with
two kidneYs, . Their, fuPOlon i the
reelevef Of ••Was4 material,',the no
duet, of the working body brought to
the kidney's.. in the 'breed; •They,, are
indisPenaable' Organs; the life -of tiw
,body eamicit centinue•if:they cease, to
• The kidney s May, be damaged • 'by
being called upon to -remove an ex-,
cessive• amount of waste; when 'they
ahnfaY break'down Under the over-
strain. They may be damaged by
poisons which. are produced 'in the
body by germs. and which' are carried
to the kidneys in the blood streein, .
It should 'l borne in mind that
during childhood,- When scarlet feier,
tonsillitis ' or any other ' infection
occurs, whether severe er Mild, germ
poison's are produced, The proper care
in such CaSes is nessaiyo in order to
protect the kidneyO from narna., •
, The focal infection in tonsils, teeth;
sinuses, '�r other parts, .whieh. makes
for e.chronie poisoning ofthe body',
ireqeently leails to. nephritis. Faulty
habits -of life; which strainb. the bocli,
maY break down the kidney'limetion.
Nephritis" exists in:varying degrees
frerii h very slight :chronic Condition
e severe:acute Otage.. It is .often
discovered by accident., The individ,
nal; not oaffering in any way,. Con-
sidering himself perfectly. Well, CemeF.,
up , ftir life' inonrance.' examination
and, much, to his surprise, learns that.
he has -kidney. disease. Such a• chance
• diSCOvery is fortunate' beenuse it per,
Tits of. the , proper _early: treatment
which is so.'necessary . if. the 0condit-
ion, is to be prevented from .becoming
more, serious..It.is,surely not wide to
leave such vital things to. chance., Is
it 'net 'much more reasonable to,ilave,
a health examination' omen year ih
order, to knew Ifialmormall,gonditiens
do 'exist,. and tbenhC46 -ender 'treat-
ment proMptlY in the' earliest stags
of , the disease. ••
,
The .prevention of nephritis begins
early in life. It begins with thepre.
vention "of the common'communicable
diseases ,iand their Proper treatmenti
it they. occur. ,No focus of infection
should be allowed ,0to....centinue;
treated! proPer diet; the..avoidance
of. any excesses,in food or drink, the
use of sufficient water, will prevent
abuse Of the kidney. Throughout life
the periOdie health examination- to
deteet• any deiietion •from normal,
allows for early. correction of the un-
derlying conditions causing: h
trouble. 0 00
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FAREWELL' GIFT
TO, 'pEoRGE liENRY
The Hacketts Young Peoples Union
meeting was helden Monday evening
in the form of a social., A Varied pro.
gramme 14.f, readoga and amain wns
„f.0.06wed -by. games. Then George Hen-
ry *as presented:with an:attractive
Walnut table. 'The fellowing address
Was „read by Mr: Fred Anderson: and
the presentation made by Mr. 131ake
Alton.
Dear George:
, •
It is ' with • feelings Of. regret we
learn that :you are soon to leave"our•
midst. We avail :ourselves, of this
opportunity to „expressto you the
esteem: in Which :YOU are held by these
With whom' You have .been, aadociaterl
In our VoUng Peopled gatherings and
hoW mach' we shall miss You 'front
)uk.' social circle.
hav'e bee n Willing to take Your.
place and, 'have genrebsly gave
:of yOtir nitidic&I talent We, shall,nus
,Yeir:.i0Py.presente among ilia.; •
We are glad we do net.have te say
4664 -bye 'George; for we hope you
may find our';••yway: back atriong 'us'
Iornetinies',' However, We „meat sever.
those happy ties.. but, before we 4‘
so ,we, w,ish' to give You A tangiale
token of Our regards •
kindly except this expression with
air outward• eVidence of, best Nifehe.
'aititAwiflacconipatiy you to• your
new hbMe. •. A
• Signed en behalf 0of the 1iackett...1
Young' Peeples•' Ltnien, Blake Alton
rred Anderson.
oft
GebriN in 4 few* well chOse'n word,"
hanked his marry friends tet'
lovely gift
withj,Settetary Albri • Alhon,..Aliqi
•
fod.Ontl .
, . , ,
•
Ay.. FredWebb, Mr, an4 E...J.
• Thom and Mrs. Jas. Gaunt atteaded
•the hineral rif the' late Mrs:' Wm Bell,
a former .resident of 'this conaniunity,
it Pine -.River. dn. Friday.. ' • •
The.October Meeting ,
• en's. Institute. Will:• be heid in, t:he
• Community "Hall on.Thursday :after,
neon, October:60i:0Roll•Call-4.L"Den'ts
int• the sick room" ',subject in charge
Of ;Mrs,. Geo,''Stiiirt,, the ,fiesittlt ,and.
Child , Welfare: Convener.: Program
contunittee, Mrs. tome Durntn -,and
Mrs. Chester. Taylor. ,liostesies;, Mrs.,
Allan, Dentin, • Mks:. John- :Centeno'
and .Mrs Earl.. •' •' ..1
•The regular ‘rheeting of
TJ was held on Stindayevening with
the. president, IsObel_.1ffiller • in: the
Gordon .Milier read"the .Seript.
•"Co
-operation"
.rooinoti pair: 'Dickvirrsas taken !Ar),:rbhyp, te, eos an
M. Wright; wile also. led. the
Cuspioii: '
Stuart. Mac. Nally of Chicago,
Mr.; and Mrs, Jack, Hippel of Sarnia
.were ueats ,Of. Mr.. Mad Mra.! 'Ed.
:Purves On Monday:, .
and 'Miss
ire
ViiiterS With Mr,' and -airs. D.fe. Mc -
Mr& , R. J1" "Woods, 'Mr. and. ;ittra:
E. Nv,. Eke Were recent guests of Mr
Woods sister •
tto41). :iet,.dr .V:Farnes'... aSudg't: eweek.'4.).
,at the
Is at
ASHFIELD 'NOTES
2 Mr, and, Mrs. Gibson and child-
,
ren.of Detroit are visitisgo with 'friends
here. ,, , , ••'•
Gordon ,TOwle!. of Vancouver
who ..spent the past two, Months with
her mother Mrs. Longand. sister;
jeanereturned home last Week
Mr. and 'Mr. Robt. Helm ••visited
with Mr. and Mr.. Ross of.:LechitIsh
•onMSunday.
'rence Ritehie, who' MasterO had
the misfortune to *fall and 'break. his.
arm , one .day' ,week 'is getting
along
wafer1S-1:. 'John Maim' orkand
children and Mr: and Mrs. Jos. Helm
anal children of Tiverton •visited' Mr.
tVilfl'qlluzaphtearr• on Sunday. piL
Mrs
a'ra.
spent, * few .days.
her .inother.. •. 0,
Mi. :and 4141in , and
children. arid ,Mr. and Mrs. Albert
llef -tient •Seriday with Mr. Wm:
tironnan, f Kingsbridge.
Mr. and .Mrs. Chester 'Minton' 'of
• Oakville spent an. 'evening 7with
Les: Nickeith., •
• Mrs. II: 1 Gilmore and Della vie-
ited v.,41i friends' in ChetleY the 'earli
part of 'the week.. • • .•• •
• What to yoh,Oirdc. ;the, trubie
itt tariningli"‘ .
replied ',Partner .:BenteVer.,
• my day u,hen. We,jaiked -shout
wliat.vot:couht raise: oh, leo aci,es,
ineant
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SCHOOL WI.N5iN;
.SOFT11144: ;OPENER
CREWE
Harehi ant ,h1r. and' 4fa. Coen,.
• Blake .seent the week,end.' with their '
sister ,at' St cathermes and: Terentek, •
,O•k‘Mra. 00ee, Freeman itn4 "los of Lae.
lhatrin:onviaa oite4,14,14ro..eavinde.o.lc14rn.
.
• Miss Bernice, Dieite of !Mefe,king. „..•
spent ,Snnday, if.ith. her cousin, Ile '
144ize, • • •
Corn cutting and silo flling 15 the
•
Mi. Dave MeWhiane j$: jjtig
order, of the day; • ,
The' •Y", P. W. was 'held on Pri4aY,
evening with„ Benson 'Shilekleton in
.11:41artfleleTr
- AfteeLaY.deeitY"Ra°tii!Yneal a "reeLlisnagsi •• •
followed by the topic .given„by.,Alan
:,T.alok;e4.:0961,11t:i;u:4711.•..941.elali4ns arndirat,:i'vttn. ir,r;Itssolfe.
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The neerly-, organized indoor. :soft.
b.ft: League' opened last 4V6i.trSdit4."
,nigt; Under lhe...0e0Alighti •irk' the
..rena; ,when Jack "Tint -
laws", mastered;Witheut- praelicei;teak.
on the High Sehool squad who. won
the fixture to •10,. • . • •
Take out that first inning, when
the School jamPed into 'An 8 -run lead
and itwould have been a' closely
fought gante, that attracted about n
hundred. fans, who seemed well:pleas-
ed With the low priced,. Ide and: 5c
entertainment, with indiCations that
•Lhe sport' is going tO be popular these
• fall ilevenings, ' is. four local teams
for a playoff , birth.
.
Opposing. 'batteries were :leek, cool:
arid .Donald 'Finlaysen for the .School
Nine and 'Harold • Greer and Keil
Aikens .for the 'Outlaw& ,
• School—Donald Finlayson; c; N 4.
'Calvert, ard; Bud, •Thompson,, 2nd;
Tick Cook, p;,• Angus McKinnon, cf;
,Donald ,McKinnon ; lst;. Lloyd Wilds
If; Deng "Aitchison, as; R. Rkhards;
rf; • '
Outlaws -=Ken Aikens, c;
Grier; 'it; Ken. Cameron, 'sot' Phil. Me,
Milian. Pt' Gordon 0Stevard; If;
Webster,' 3rd; ' 'Leonard 0 McDenald
RoY Collyer, rf; Aylmer Aitchil.
Oen, ist.
Uioires,Clark 'Finlayson, ilcireee
Aitchison, •
HIGH 'scitiqcn.
Lt cknow , 'High softball
„ „ . ,
team took on the, Ripley students a'
,
the lOcal":school diamond on. Monda4,7
and won the game 102:
Bud Thompson' in .the (last . inning
scoredthe winning run; and ceiii-
• pleting .t inning e:. ocialo scored
• he • • • th 1.
three: More. :Trick 'Cook had, a :home!'
for ,I7UcknOW With Keith MCCorinie1.
the. heavy Slugger . of the,Itipley..nint„'
vie4ttukii
lneg•aotv,eirtceuarait_cloput;.71iadtyysoo;it;iciii;lebs:
*yids, 3rd;,,:11,.:,Thenipoon, and:, D.
McKinnon, -tot; J: Cook; p; D. 'Aitch-
ison, ss; A McKinnon, 'd.; Bob ‘,1w.c-•
Greger;.,1f; q.. Ste -Wank rf:,;,
"v. 4, *
• RIPLEY GIRLS:WIN. CUP
:Durnin. • .0.:0 • , „,
'Mr&,IIitymond'Finnigan:a04..I.feuise•
apet,. the 'week -end with ftieinia.
X.nekne*'' • "
Mrs, romer and Frances ,pent
4a; 'fecently•. with her thiients^near •
.Donnybrook, •.„,
Mr: and Mre, jeS.Jraekett of Leek' .
new SPentthe week -;end with. friends
• .lifr...S111:.Prench Donnybroo:
vis -
ted with Mr. and Mrs Si
• ,
with the Ripley 'battery of.J.ean "Tiny"
*MacLeod and Mary lunston, behind,
the Plate, ,at their best.
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BOWLINO'NEWS
•
Winners at 'the 'Ladies'• Jitney on
.September 16th. were, 1st,
Mrs. !Chas, Steward;' 2nd,'. Mrs: 0,
Hustoii:13rd Miss • Isobel • Hamiltoe;'
,ithi Mrs. T: 'Clarke. • •: : " •••••
At the miaed'iitne-Y On Friday eVen; •
ing, probably, the, last of the, season,
the ladies' ,prizes were won by .Mrs.
3. Agnew, Mrs: D. Huston, alias And.
"! SHolooMeoit Mis TMeCni'aal*peri 'prizes wMeinst.
A
to D. *story Lloyd AryldO WM.
MePhersOn, 'E. ,Y..1.1offinan. and W7 I.
goailllyleardni:Owv:e.:r.,ipaas.stsived*edeu*nt:Lo:filt*ew0h0e.n.'1Ii.heAi„:.
dropped .a 3:to 2 verdict toLondon
Cream Tops, who, took the ',series 'in
two *straight. . • „:• • •
* * * *. * *
Clinton, in the. "C". •playdowns is 4;
,
the only team m the district not yet':
eliMinittecL They met NewYllambdre •
tast,Wednesday and suffered a 12 to 5
defeat; indicating that they too may
seen be out of .the 'baseball Pictere,
And thislappened on Saturday, when
New • Hambing. madeit two straight
taking the••,secend "gaine .by the score
of 8 to 6. ' '
. Donald MeCharles race horse, June,
Gratton, Continues to show„ her heels, .•
to all opposition and 'at Goderich Far
repeated in the free-for-all. digs by
taking the • race, ht • three- straight •
'heats.
In the .final and, deciding 0 game of
• the playoffs for the Centre-BruCe and..
Huron Trophy, Ripley Girls defeated
Brussels ',on Saturday: by• a score of,.
5-2: This glees, Ripley the .Cup
the second'. year, in succession.; • '
was a fine exhibition of softball
* * * •
•TO decide. the Bruce League chains'
pienahip, Wingionn a:d". Winners and
Hanover "B" Winiter, now tangle play -r
ng the first genie in•Winghani, Wed'.
ieaday and the seeond 'genie: in Han..
ever, Saturday. ,
1
Better Place 10.:..Whidt.To.: LIS And Work
•A Series of Letters from Distinguished Canadians on Vital
Problems Affecting 'the Future Welfare ''OfiCanade
•
SpeciallyWritten for Canadian' Weekly Newspapers AssoCiation
Dear Sir:. •
'1t,seems tO „ine that „the,' general
, .
'need. Canada at: the present time
,
the restoration to :the'citizenship
of ,Canada �f the Spirit of, itidepend-
enee.,, In My .view there iS.'-altOgether
too •great a dependence on govern-
ment -and belief in its &bitty. to Make
•something" Out Of 'nothing,' tkie! greet
a' willingness te„profit by the reaults
of repudiation and similar: act,S and
too :•greata willingness' to contract
:debtd.-without,:::.considering, hen?: the',
debts are to be repaid. If the Weekly
ileivsoeners Association .,, of :Canada
.can deanything to bitild'ailithe
pub-
• morale :of the electorates, Mini.
icipa , eyment an . ()minion, ,
think it would be 'doing n 40kkrti Of
fundamental, inipertanee Agaim",
something' fundamental, is not. done;
Wift./ regard to . a „ permanent. and
soon4,.nlethed.,,nf meeting, unereptoy-
'inent, we 'Shall be caught Unprepateil
for 1,941 or before or after that. :date
jiist-as we Were in 1921 and 1931, .
, .
•
There is 'one subject, •Ot OecOndail''
importenee 'Which , demands attentien
and that ie the prener ,Veleatien of
reel iirei.terty for taxatitin purPeOeq.
In the greater:part Of Canada assess.,
mint, is, ph a 'tali* unscientitie baeis
so that ,aSseSstflent,ois often7 eitremely
incimitalk in dint SOnte .neonle and..
propertiespay ninic than they Should.
end 'others pay lesa Dant thea. Should:
-
This aggravaes the effect of the de -
Pression and 1 an important teeter
in the building up of totals of, iniOaid •
taxes: A proper asdessinent• for a
inUnitinality is Just' as :important' as
prciperrate structure, :for., a oUtility
corporation.' It 'requires Not as Much '
study find' special :training.
thing -could be thineto imProve„ the
". „
quality. of assessing in towns, village,i
,
and tewaiship, a great step iitadVa*e•
!Could havebeen token . „ •
Ido net knew; of, any ,short Cot „to
the endlet• inong &Clineof the tax; •
•eition front reel: estate lriti teniy'mind`
•the best Method would be a sharing
of the provincial: revenues with the •
•
• :.,-,the.:4piesentitter" •
'Geveinnient` bee made .a 'Stareiri this.
direction: . 'feel ; confident lip e
that .inuniCipalitleO Cen, greatly. thil) . •
real' estate by.CuttinO down tax leVies - •
as a result' of reduted eXpenditures:
PhOni the national pi:lint 'Of viesV, this.
i the'only w0 of rediteing the: taX
bUrdelt., Unfortunately municipalities
think ratherot inereaSed revenueo
than reduced 'elipenditureo °Or; at ?east
Many paliticians and city to,Oliells'take
this Xiev,„ tide idea might tie among
those Whieli eanbe lno4ifed throcleit
enlightentraimblie opinion arid iinproir7••
ea qtiality of eitizon4iiii;,, ,:. • • "
• Very Sincerely yeurs, •
.IttittA0E
Director, Citiiens* ,itestarrh •
Inspinte of 0flt4e; •
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