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We have now oat display a new
stack of Candice and British-
• load, Christmas Cards.
New is the tins to boy Mishima
Carl wLih ow Mak is caslpists.
We will gladly lay aside any
snick until Ohriattnas.
E. C. Robertson
Dianstmd Morehead and Jeweller
Pingo 1111 Clodurish
J. W. Craigie
`wrauce and Real Eitab
Dominion, uncial,
and Municipal bonds
Men's Carhartt
OVERALLS
at Reduced Prices
Carhartt'S Union -made
Overalls, high -back style.
—Sixes From 34 to 44—
Regular 52.25.
Special$1.69
M. Aniobnii.
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Phone 3144 Ooderich
The Matron Real Estate
ad luarsuce Agar/
Messes sad Lets i Goi rtak sod Farr
fee Sala
Leine m.r Sated to cheese Prem.
SOME CHEAP FARMS POR SALE
120 acres, large hank Barn, 1%tory
Mouse, large Orchard, Spring Creek,
only 3 mllee from Goderfch. Price
$1144, strictly malt
• —. . '14P• ee e , lrerto ,for . 1Q Slaughter
price, Daly $2200 per sere. batt prlli-
"16""""dpaHF *lay loam, no waste, eery few
stones or foul weeds- About 120 scree
sow under cultivation, more ready,
about 10 acres timbered. Good bank
Barn, 1%-asory House in floe condition,
orchard, fine water.
Located about 12 mUes from Town of
Goderlcb, County of Muron, Ontario.
(Rose to school, large village, handl
markets.
Tlerms—j900.00 down, cash ; balance
on terms very easy )f required. 'Taxes
paid for 1932 in full, no back taxes.
No exchange accepted. Immediate pow
session.
If interested write
J. W. £RNIT&ONG
REAL EdTATR
BOX M 6sisriti
4
GREATLY
REDUCED
Bedroom Suites at
reduced prices
Also many odd pieces et
from 10% to 20% dieeount.
Congoleum Ruga ineladed
in this lot.
Come early and nate your
eh0141e.
J. A. Wheeler
Fv,usral J)ir'.msr and
.aJu
PRO t. Rowe 816: R. new
Golden Wedding of
Brussels Couple
lei.. gi�
Jim—. boo ..wS.a
Rave Nappy legally Gathering
k glints the Anniversary
Ca Saturday last Mr, and Mrs.
James Bowman, well-known residents
of Brussels, celebrated the fiftieth aa-
alversary of their marriage wttb a
family gathering et tbo lfiws of their
daughter, Mra J. H. Oalbnith, Brus-
sels. Many old friends called to ten-
der congratulations and messages were
revolved from many others. The home
waa attractively decorated fur the tie,
ratdoa.
It was at Wiagbam, oo November
lath, 1382, that James Bowman, son or
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman, Morris
townablp, end Sarah Work, daughter
of Mr. and Mn. Robert Work, Grey
township, were united in marriage by
Rev. Hector McQuarrie at the manse
of 8t. Andrew's Presbyterian (bunch.
After theft marriage they livid few
tAlrtl4ve yuan on tMid- Una est'
Morris township. -
PoDIk life always had an attraction i
for Mr. Bowman, and Ming well quail -
lied for mach service be was honored on
many occasions by election to public
otDee, Int as a member of the Morris
township council, then of the Enrols
eatnty council, and rapping his munici-
pal career as warden of Huron county.
la 1911 he was nominated es the
Conservative raodldate for the haat
Herm seat la the Dominion Perlis -
meat and was elected- He was re-
elected In 1917 and retired In 1921
after ten years of membership to the
House of Commons.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowman moved to Tor-
onto to 1917 aid resided there for sev-
en yeas. They then returned to Brus-
sels, where they have resided ever
•lace.
Their union was blared with four
children; Robert, of Hrummets, the
present Reeve of his municipality ; Ms.
J. Russel Wheeler, of Oodericb ; Mrs.
1 .H. Galbraith, of Brussels, and Mrs.
8, G. Scott, of Bobcaygeon. They have
six grandcblldrea : Mn. Elliott Bre-
din, of Toronto; George and Bowman
Galbraith, of Brussels; Gertrude
Wheeler and Irene Bowman, of (lod-
erkb. and Allen Scott, of Hobeaygeon,
and one great-grandchild, Peter Bre-
din, of Toronto. All were present ter
the r-elebratteu en Saturday.
Mr. Bowman has two of the finest
bobbies In the world—horticulture and
motile Hie rose garden contains 200
rosea, with some 150 varieties, )nelud-
other countries. The garden contains
in addition thousands of beautiful
gladioli and delphinium, and many
per.onr not only of the immediate com-
munity but from the surrounding dis-
teeth give themselves the pleasure
year after year, of gating upon his
wonderful blooms. Mr. Bowman also
and* for himself great delight In mus-
ic, giving pleasure as well to hi.
&leads.
Mrs. Bowman by her hemrpitable dle-
posltion aid rare charm has always en-
deared herself to her friends and has
ever proved herself a gracious compan•
ion to her husband In him bury and ase-
fnl life.
Both Mr. and Its. Bowman are in
splendid health and a boat of friends
wish for them many more happy years
of wedded life.
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS
Mcoreal at Drennan'* howling alleys
last Monday night in the &Notch
doubles tournament were am follows:
Aliie ldalloush—Reg. Elliott 'lei,
Doug. Graham—I. Drennan 440' g
i., i, Knox --Perry Johnston 3142 s
Tom Bowman—F. 11. Martin 328 d
Harry Johnston—L. Overholt 812 t
Sesend Gams s
Reg, Elliott—L Overholt 471 s
D. Graham—I L. Knox 425 n
T. Bowman --F. H. Martin 405 0
Jack Johnston—C. McManus 401
882
She
CDDERIDH, O14NT.tRIL, THURSDAY, ND EMB } I
rA $i
From S. J. Latta to
Farmers of Huron
Ageing O- iL Fleeing as tiwaraager
Caldwell Smsi sod Gravel Pk
A suit by the Royal bank against
O. 11. Messing, LC., tor $150,000 was
01W fIPF bearrt(qsct the noaltsrp
sines Th
ra of r SupiFiliCOoe of t -
being bead at the courthouse in Sand-
wich this week before lir. Justice
Kelly,
The action is based ou an alleged
guarantee by Mr. Fleming, with others,
of the inde1ttdnesn to the Bank of the
Cadwell Nand and Graves Company,
Limited.
Mr. F►emla(s liability was limited
to 8150,040. In the ateteasent of rialto
he le Hated as a director of the com-
pany, but this Is demled by him In his
statement of detain.
The "others" who went on the guar-
antee besides Mr. Firming, according
to the writ which was lamed la May,
were F. E. Harvey and A. J. M. Bow -
wan. the latter being referred to as a
director of the company. They were
named as defendants, along with Mt.
FlemLhg and the (Weal Company,
Judgment was entered against the
three by default on June 16 last to the
extent of 9101,754 and costa.
Mr. Fleming entered an appearance
and proceeded to tight the salt, but the'
case was put over from the Ism court
owing to his Illness.
One of the defame claims le that
"the defeadaut Bowman had to the
knowledge of the Bank, and unknown
to the defendant, wrongfully used
moneys of the -company to meet his par-
axial obligations." and that moneys so
used were (-barged to the lndebtedness
of the Bank, and that without disclos-
ing the situation to the defendant "the
plaintiff wrongfully induced thls de.
feridaut to Join In giving the said guar- _
anter." '1Le home of Mr. and Mrs. Jetta P11 -
The defence further claims that the bifida, Colborne township, mss/. the
Cadwell nand and Gravel Company, scene of a pretty autumn wedding ea
Limited, was declared bankrupt In Saturday, November 5th, when their
April, 1982, aid that the plaintiff per- eldest daughter, Margaret Druwnaood,
matted the gale of the assets for the 1 became the bride of Jobe Hallam,
benefit of other creditors and preiu- younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
diced the (lability of the defendant, if Hallam, Hullett township. Rev. W. J.
such existed. Further, that the Bank Patton performed the ceremony before
failed to use reasonable efforts to eon- a bank of evergreens, autumn leaves,
lett the debts of the company and that and Bowes. The bride entered the
it refuses to give an accounting of the living -room on the arm of her father. to
company's securities held by it as col- the strains of the Bridal Chorus trout
lateral, which It must do before ludg- "Loheugrin," played by the bride's
'bent can be properly asked of the de- sister, Miss Wlnntfred. The bride's 1 also to clear away the danger of an im-
fondant, it 1e claimed, gown was of white satin and silk lace, pression that Interest to, and splendid
and she wore a bridal veil, with cap of service for, the World's Grain Idrthlbl-
OBNOXIOI'S BILLBOARDS Chantilly lace, wreathed with orange tion and conference, to take place at
There are two counts against the blotoma, and white heather. 81te car. Regina In 11133, is tongued to any one
section of the Dominion. Interest var-
._Isa, no doubt, but every Province in
Canada has Its sections of great Inter-
est, hard workers and enthusiastic
booster..
Throe sections are not confined W the
IWEDDINGS 11
McKENEIE--MaJDAY
At the Free Presbyterlaa muse,
r Mler,,ra eiadmeadiu„ Ueiwg.. 21k
Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mn. M.
J. McKay of Ooderieb, formerly 01
Lochalsh, became the bride of Yr. Don-
ald ficKensie. sue of the late Mr. and
Kra. Norman McKenzie, ut concession
7. Huron township. The nuptial knot
was tied by Rev. William Matheson, of
cheeky. Atter a abort boneymoon
spent to Tanto and other points, the
bridal returned to the groom's
beat, when y will make their home,
JOS-McKA1'
The home of Mr. and Mn. John /,-
McKenzie, Lw•know, was the some a
an interesting autumn wedding Satur-
day afternoon at 1 o'clock, when their
niece, Alma Catherine McKay, became
the bride of George Ernest Johus, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johns, Wind-
sor. The ceremony took plaee In the
presence of forty immediate lrleods
sad relatives. The bride, attired 1n a
gown of pearl grey crepe and carrying
orchids, entered the living room with
her uncle, to the strains of the wedding
march from Lohengrin, played by MIM
Margaret (Peggy) McDonald. She
was unatfen4 d and took her place be-
neath an arch of ferns and chrysan-
themums, where the ceremony was con-
ducted by Rev. C. H. McDonald. Later
Mr. and Mrs. Johns lett on a wedding
trip to Lundon, Hamilton and Niagara
Falls, the bride traveiliug in a navy
blue ensemble. They will reside in
�rl411.10r.
• • • _ `
111AILAM--P1TBLADOr
Invites Theta to Compote is the
worttrio aTUIR N
ltgtna Next Year
The Editor, "Signal,"
Ouderk•h, (hlterlo.
Dear Ile, -1 have not experienced
the pleasure of readlug The 84mal ter
girlie a long time. In act, ft' s.
corse soy way but quite infrequently
since the drys when lir. Dan. Mac•G11-
Ik-uddy wrote lta Bery editorials and 1
was honored to act as Its bumble local
correepondeut at the home of what. In
those days, was popularly known u
the "World's reit," Zurich, a bustling
bit of a burg a little farther dowu the
line in Huron. Ito you may eaally
imagine that when a clipping labelled
"From The Godericb Signal" and
headed "A Letter from Regina" came
to my deck this morulug it earrlad with
1t something of much more Chau a mere
passing interest.
kr. tiundry, the writer of the letter
referred to, la not known to me person-
ally, a rather unique Using, some may
soy, in the frieudlleat of friendly cit-
ies. Oar thing L certain, be not only
knows what he 1. talking about when
he speaks of the World's Grain Show,
scheduled to take plane at Regina next
year, but be typifies quite accurately
the splendid individual spirit behind,
and the d. termination W push forward,
this great all -Canadian, open -to -the -
world uodertakiag to saws,
lir
aseuraiLtemLiar. Editor, that the
ties et pear kindly remarks is
fully appsitiated by the members
ar tis executive and by every other la•
ild *i1 eLiegti� with any measure of
rrsponsiblllty in reference to it
Quite true, as you suggest, We West
Stas nut lost Its courage, elect well fa -
dictated by the manner in which it is
making preparations for the big event.
There 1s nu doubt of the enormous In-
terest among all classes In the West.
Still, it would be warmly fair to leave
1t at that, and, while this letter 1s the
result of an urge to drop a line to an
old friend of yeas ago, 1t «111 serve
billboard on the highway. It not only rind s shower bouquet of Rosehill rosea
roars the iam4r•aw sad dbtroys the and lily -of -the -valley, with sprigs' ,ed
natural beauty of roadside scenery, heather. The bride was attended by
but its gariedhnces also distracts the her sister, Mies Jauette Pitblado, who
attention of the driver of the car. Im- wore a dress of bridal rose chiffon,
portant traffic directions pasted along with accessories to match, and carried
ti eta rrare_0(len ,14 ter of Johanna Hill roses, The 'groom was rural districts. only. Just a few wceka
safety the wMlekRvme•an y '*3'r9aig 01 *10' i tz-,,h 1� ''L"."-- om.i
sDk'uonn signs os Hallam. During the signing of the re- mere.. mPPthhR !n Hall fax unaniiniius7Y'r
the highway should be those placed 1 glister Mrs. Patton sang "Adoration." declared their approval and pledged
there by the highway department 10 After the ceremony a wedding dinner ttwlr support. From away down by the
dlrert tragic. —St. Paul Pioneer Prrar. was served to about slaty gantry, The Atlantic In Prince Edward islaud Dr.
table decorations were In white and [lark of the Experimental Farm, Judge
pink with tall pink tapers, the bride's at the Egmont Hay and Mont Carmel
table b4ine centred w1th the wedding Falr, says that Armant Gallant's ex -
cake. The groom's gifts to the brides- hlbit of Swede turulp seed was -the
maid and pianist were rose pearl toilet best he had ever seen anywhere and
sets, to the soloist a *flyer -handled cake should he seat to the World's (train
dish. and to the groomsman a silk scarf,
Five gentlemen Mr. and Mrs. Hallam left for a
gentlemen were sitting In the abort motor trip, the bride travelling
Eden hotel in Berlin discussing the In a green rough crepe dress, and
next war, according to a story by Bev- brown• broadcloth coat trimmed with
erly Nichola In (lucid Housekeeping,opossum, with black suede shoes and
London accessories to match. On their returu
they wi11 reside on the Base line, Elul -
The group was eompoeed of a tier- lett township,
man, an American, a Frenchman, a Hun- • • •
garian and •i Englishman. The die- MATHESON—PEPPER
cession finally led up to the signing of The home of Mr. and Mn. Fred PrD
what is probably the only pact of its
sceneper, Tueker*mfth, was the scene of
kind in the world. happy event on Saturday morning at
These 5ve genUemen mutually agreed 11 o'clock, when their daughter, Hazel
rover to partletpate In any war that
K., boeeame. tba.JaitlQ,rl of Austin L. Ya-
Refections
(By Penseur )
1
timate respective urannasarsta..mtght m-
atte 1s, whether ■ggresslve 01* defen-
toe. They did this because they had a
cep -rooted conviction that, while
here are a hundred reasons why they
honk] go to war, there 1a one good
ubatantial reason why tbey should
M. Avid that la the common law of
od and man that man shall not kill.
I admire these men for having a
convietlon and sticking by it. They
prefer death before a tribunal rather
than be false to their own ideals.
There's something very commendable
In that.
And yet I fancy that these five paci-
fists were fellows who either actually
participated in the laic war or were old
enough to be tonnclous of the horrors
of war. When Hererly Nichols ex-
pressed the wish that a million young
men might sign thle part, he forgot to
take Into coneideratbn that a new
generation has arisen, a generation
that does not recall, or at moot but
Wilily, the trying years of the (treat
War.
And this new generation that has
come up is a 'very human generation,
a 11t11e Irroapon,dble, perhaps, but very
human nevertheless. And It is a pat-
riotic generation. Their blood le stirred
M the *mod of martial Innate, they
thrill to the might of long columns o[
khaki -clod men. the heroem of the na-
tk1n. They ■re human, D say, ■rad, be-
ing human, the firm of p•trlotiam Aura
high In their breasts when they Mitten
to Armistice Day aerviem much as were
held halt week.
And, wrong and Insane as war may
be. were the call to argue sounded to-
morrow, • million yonths who know
nothing of the hardships sad enfferinga
of war would don the khaki and take
up arms for their eoaatry.
And i am even! wondering It Heveeely
Nichols and his four friends woeful not
fel the primary urge to tight for Sews
poaaesaiona, dae's family and beats,
,to me !bit when
two* cin.
more wale, Ups nen
before the petsiottsm that 4 leberest
ithin chess.
A. Mallough--W. Johnston
Harry Johnston—Parry Johnston ..388
'Third Gans
C. McManus—prey Johnston 479
Jas. Reid—D. Graham 410
Reg. Elliott—A. Mallough 378
Jack Johnston—W. Johnston 365
T. Bowman—Harry Johnston 828
Fearla Name
C McManus—T, Bowman 434
W. Johnston—Reg. IWllott 419
Jas. Reid D. Graham 371*
Percy Johnston -6. Drennan 357
Jack Johnston—Harry Johnston 428
The winning team In each game re-
ceived • pair of chickens. Scotch
double* again next Monday night.
ASHFIELD
ANIfFiRIJ), Nov. 14.— Miss Annie
MacDonald, R.N., of Hamilton, la risit-
iag her many friends around Lochalsh.
Mrs. Rhodes, of Exeter. and her da-
tes, the Misses Anna and LD1. Mac-
kenzie. of Toronto, *pent Armistice
ilay with their mother, Mrs. M. C.
Mackensie,
Mr. and Ora. F. D. MarLennan of
Lee -know spent Sunday with their eon,
Mr. D. A. *actress*.
` lir. and Mrs. Chaster Ritchle of De -
OWL 'trammeled by Mrs. Jennie Mac-
Donald.
arDonald, err viMting tbeir friends here
this week.
Mr. Rain Stewart of Hamilton was
vitals with bis mother the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bala Maefardld visited
la Sarnia thea past week.
Mae A. A. 1. afternoonat few
UJ!i
sub, '.as sister% Minaa
Kr. and Mee. Frank Offal aid Mr. 1 of
Alhfou Grins were lakdsld visitors
this week w
owes lilrert►
theson of Ooderieh, eon et lie: sad
Mrs'. A. E, Idstheeon of thin town. The
ogiciatidg rlerg-vnan was Rev. F. G.
reran, pastor of Ontario street (Clin-
ton) and Turner's United churches.
The bride, who was given away by her
father, was charmingly gowned In
white flowered silk chiffon with white
shoes and home. She carried a bouquet
of pink ropes end maldenhnlr fern. The
bridesmaid war Mfar Irene Taylor of
Clinton, cousin of the bride, who wore
a dress of beige crepe with blonde shoes
and horr to match. She carried Joh-
anna Hill roses and fern. The bride-
groom was supported by his brother.
Nell 1'. Matheson, of Agincourt. Dur -
Ing the ceremony the bridal party stood
beneath an •reh of evergreens with
pink and white streamers, centred with
a white hell. Mies Rota Fear of Tuck-
ersmith was pianist and played appro-
priate selectlons RR the bride appeared,
and during the alerting of the register.
Atter the ceremony a wedding dinner
was served. The table was prettily ar-
ranged in pink awl white and was
centred with the wedding mite, which
was decorated in similar colors. Two
mustn't of the bride, Mian Verna iay-
ton and him, Myrtle Powell, aaml.tcd.
After dinner lir. end Mra, Matheaos
lett by motor for a honeymoon to he
event •t Sarnia and Port Huron, the
hrlde travelling In a wine krinkle crepe
deems with hat to match, awl iucy ell -
wast crepe 00.t with French beaver
fur. On their retnrn they wilt remade
la (icdertch. The hrtlIegroo,V. gift*
were: To the hrlde a handsome esti-
!net of silver: to the hrideem.ld •
string of pearls; to the grmrmwi•n,
ruff -links, and to the pianist, a sterling
silver pin. Among the bride's gifts
was an neresiosat elate from 'Turn -
Ws," the bride's, home rbnrrh.
NOT A PIAHUT VENDOR
The Neniths are ea as babeay, -arid
can bear what a plum ample ata oar-
ing in alta rdena b�y,
,,yJIRO 1'at t6.,J-.Lit)tk 16_tis'
Whistle bo buts.
Mr. tblth--Why should if Nobody
whistled to vara ane.
Slow at Regina 1n 11148." Away out by
the Paeiflc In British Columbia The
Vancouver Province reports that a fea-
ture of the Provincial Exhibition at
Armstrong was the entries of rarlous
kinds of wheat, grams and vegetable
seed—a sort of skirmish for the big
event of 1933--atul that William Rog-
ers of Tappan, Morris Middleton of
Vernon and lots of others would enter
their winning maniples and make a bid
for the title, "Wheat King of Ali the
World."
These two references, one in the far
East and one to the far West, are not
only typfeal of three two Provinces but
of every -other Pros -trice- be tire.- long
.tr•eteh between. it le''RY exaggeration
at all, nor Is 1t any reflection whatever
on my old friend, The Signal, to say
that a recitation of Md Ontario's ac-
tivities for the big *how next year
would require all the space of a epe-
eist edition.
• It's an erormoue undertaking, thy*
thing now eommonly spoken of se the
World's llrain Show. The cash prize
list 1s the largest ever offered at any
time snywhere in the world for grain
and seed. Fancy, $2000 for a first
prize for fifty pounds of wheat, WO for
ten ears of corn, over 510,0011 for boys'
and girls' grain Judging competition*,
a conferenee of experts, technical agri-
culturists *ad practical growers, the
best in their line from many countrtru.
Over forty countries. provinces and
states will take partthe Exhibition
and Conference. it's 41m to the world.
Why, Mr. Editor, If a grower of
grain or seed from the Bodertch diw
ismsy Katy Koss fsr Others
Katy was neves• v btrong girl
and her work re taxed
her strength .,M., to
ears as much egad to help
out et hems, . iyy/aesil�g to walk long
blocks to her reNiaise-hou.., and
the change from the •team -laden
atmosphere of the laundry to the
cold of th. outald. Bras also bane-
ful. At length she caught • bad cold
which mho could not rheas eft, mad
when the doctor wait rolled no
found that mho had ceasumptlon.
Rho teas sent to the Toronto Hos-
pital for Consumptives. and al-
though very downcast st tint, she
11.d net Irma there long before sine
decided that sh• was fortunate 1.-
1.04 for wethfn a short flute the
wonderful tr•atm.et and car. which
she rec.fved began to have their
affect. lb* has gained In waggle.
Aar usual sunny ap1Mb Aare M,
turned, sad durh,g Mar
hourit" .h. Is .81. to knit Md
Jackets for ether patients.
The doctors an na•..r.
.hk./a-
ful that . will soon M well
enough to retiree t. week. Int It 11
had not boos for aha T.eaa.0 Wes-
-R1ca1 Nr ams ie►r veee+ns wools
evw to iM 51711
ialr,
week. W111 roe nets by ilmatee .~
gift to O. A. /tote. 115 nonage M
1Tnrwte k
SALES BONS
The Signal can give you a clone price
on Counter Cheek Boob- If your
supply is running low telephone 85.
'"""' --MfG u 'r ' ri rm.: Trait, vl►. !a
Wet were tetetp ¢rat place10 one of
thaw fifty-seven competitive classes
he would be heralded as the "Wheat
Kink" or the "Oat King," or the "Al-
falfa Klub," or some other "King" of
all the world. A million dollen spent
by the (Jodertch hoard of Trade In ad-
vertising would not be half as eRec•tivr,
ppd./maw tacmes..lJy„}Lesea ,-"HfiaL1.
would be on his toes to improve the
quality of his field crops.
Space won't permit telling the whole
true story of two men landing In the
West for the purpose of purchasing
farms. As soon as real estate agents
beard of 1t they were bombarded, of
eoueee. "Xuthln' doin'," they mid to
them all, "we're goin' up to It1g River,
where Gilbert, the 'World's Wheat
Xing.' 11 yes."
The splendid new building covering
pearly three and a halt acme wall
hoes, the national, competitive, com-
mercial and educational exhibits repre-
sentative of practically every et -real -
producing country an the world. Some-
thing Interesting to everybody. Up and
down along the frontage of these w111
necessitate a leisurely walk of epproxl-
mutely two miles, a trip round the
world In a couple of afternoons.
Many Westerners fancy that they
visit their friends in the icast more
frequently than their friends in the
But visit them. Maybe it is only fan-
cy at that. 1 don't know. Anyway, as
Mr. Guidry says, we're hoping and ex-
pecting to meet hundreds of our old On-
tario Mends at Regius during the big
show in 11143.
Yours truly,
RAM J. LATTA.
Regina, Sask., Nov. 10, 1932.
THE EFFECTIVE GENTLEMAN
Mrs. Harries --Well, you can try 'Im,
but so far there'. been only one man
who's Leen able to keep my husband
off the drink any 11me.
Vieltlug l'arwen —Ah, and was be a
cle•rayman, tau?
Mrs. Harris --No, he wsa a.Jalp.
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