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ear• -FriendsP-I-A. few, weeks '1100•111,W Initialer near VOnge and 13100r.
took: you down 'prige street'as t *cHue, 041,49telis *ere."„fniearthed
Is tpday -"Turs.;--AWW lit,;t--hu;lt:vrebabiy peen'intriect-
going to try to tt.ilte yOU back, anet that, .oci. graveyard' Joni 'hundred
unOred,'"Or.one- hundred and .t4;t5t years ago; Back in the old 'day's,
Yeats and see what. it was like an. enterprising: coled
Ot: °Man hunt
those:Ilay'a. I ant° not going. tO.,flt'001.0. leottouses somewore... neat
tempirto Stick; toanyone periodI,bUt ,),A1POr. which Ite filled in the Winter
just .:. tell 'yen intereSting thlage-",.with Ace% 'fraiii a nearby -tribifta
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, ahont-X,9;41'Net,41#40-0-4134:414.5t- rett.the-Don-44wr,q-sei47,*,,-T4y0140,-in
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, . hundred year :of its eXistMe."the summer. si •, ° . " ..•
seven more. eggs each. year it would 4, Sir John Graves Rillicoe,' Gevor",, 444.4-11ew we ualre.-0,rxii•.ea tlt. the
. ,E.Ii*.e to oe siath 0•41.1sed, by..1.438$ Kit .11.'or of -11Pper-Canada,-,*as the, inan. stickiest Part ef the road -°..the 011ie
Who salvia the virgin forest_on the ill,'“ It W410 blue day and the hill
export' trade... This ina.).t he, qui
be of Torouto.„4ay the site of'was SO ',bad,:thate.•$eineelie-efeeted
an order on top of what Canadians :our ,preseut,.eapital,. and fortliwlth avi '''at: the OP of 'the bill
ady eat, but eggiiare al.11rStrate prOciseeded • to- Matce• his dream ' a :to tielp wagons "and North. -West
ntkle ot.--•diet and there .are .so :teaittr.' Ile. cane to Capv44' .tuf§t "MinvanY; belffriip.." The blue .014Y
1._. ., . ...„.,- „..„ „ „,, .afteg, the -Ataeridanfllevoration and from this -hill wile 'Med .for the first
many w g e.q, 'PUITWgr' ''''', • 4!' '• 'tried* to make• lifea hit more liv,..hrle14. maggeaetnred in -the, district.
foge thatiddy .should",bekePt Able, for the- hundred',' of -United YOrkY1110 town hall Wai" 'One, Of the
,611.87produein-thein. .- ' . ° 'Inpire-Zoytiliit'S 4,46-:Wo-y6-1060-iiig Itrot Tbrielf.,' Bartley
• • • .... „; into: ,Wliat is nOW..•OntSrld,. ':.0e,.,?,iBuirs'o'hoiiSei 'elm of the first° bileir
;ad ., in. „4.4 realized•,t et one f h , greatest;houses, TUG,' road *e,OrPt1 :oir A`:' bit
T11-. • 01--.0e , iti.4:1 .. .• . '''- ':, .. need: Was4: ro;iis,' and -he, putbis' _to , the.' Wept irear ' the -'40-1041:- there
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-obviougly.inspired a,rticle, ays "On- ,Army ,engineers-• to ;Work sur.yeylng waki: ia.,cieep 0,0„,,iii ,,,t4e hal, Foi
tarki, will Jine, up on the Ade ofand b4itiling roads in all directions: many years k' was caned 'Walleye'
property -owners When the, ease
tenants „against-. Quebec. =AI Yeage street was One of these. , it uni. ,one,, story. is that tthe nolle
a because of a tree whiCh
the , -- was to extend from Lake 'Ontario was give
Of to Lake Simeoe - and Penetetigui- had, ' fallen' -across the mit; and ,re -
rent controls ' comes, before the hei.le.It Has -named 'after'_Skr semblecl a gallOws. Another is that
$UPreme aotirt. 'oaf' Canada at _Ct- GeOrge-Yollge, who was, thi AFitlsit someone actUafty _had been.•;hanged
ecre ry ;rof , War in 1701 -about there. I love some - of. the other
taw next. Monday.m• - Ontario ot. he timeSimcoe came to Canada. namps which Were -found there long
ours.o**-W401-0'g nothing 9f 7ihe' JO' • k'gronto. Ie those .dask Was._ called ago -Clover 'Hill, the name. of a
Its position. before the court ill be .York-"mlud York" . a feWP._r8--',arpl; 'Barnstable,-a-,-cettlige . to
that rent control should re ain in".Tlater, and fro all accounts Y thewhich\ someone +retired; Rosedale
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Hostrivalgt-
ooDziumx
401110,1•Y. '19 • te Feliknary ,•4
eopit Wk hi GoiiVrieh,
the attention of "the ettizonse:44.
draWn• tRIbe ivied. of theirgieia
•''S.aPPOrt " _,_,Alexandra
PerhiPst, d*otgtve
iffleieiit hto4.ght to tb,e ta.et that,
• the:-rhosidtal;i irf, elieratif,N1 "every
diW:Tee year, _
On dontinnelly 'and' ordinary
-receipts always falling short of'
necessary expenditures: ,
hospital; board is asking that for
.thid 'special tiospitial Week citizens
'take thought to the need of fund'S
,to briiigethe eontinuous gap be.'
iween income and`oiitO.A1‘ •
.We are afl proud to have sucli
an, institution, :as Alexandra. 'Hos-
.,....1,4„t1t1.4.fii. our midff, giving relief in
itineis and taking care of manY'
who otherWise would be comfort-
,
Po' one would Ler. 4t. moment
iihfceninent
' inkitUtion„ and ip'vhen...the matter
to, their. attention all
itizens-must realize-T.their-responS
ibility for 'a Share of the burden, et
• Maintaining it.
The 0 board is setting 'fOrt11i'Y
circular kliddre§sed, to' citizens awl
by adver 'tisement In this paper, a
Method by which desired finantial
'hoped
' the appeal will 'Meet with a "prompt
and„ generous response.
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EDITOB;IAL itoTgs
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• The .ilittesii of 1Ion. Russell) T.._
afte; a -second strOke,.-Er the
eause tnuth concern:, ttraong his
friends, i'vho an be cauliaid 1n aft
.politieS1 parties. _Ik.§ :Minister of,
KelleY has been a hard
Worker ,and has .overtaxed his
strength.. He is' particuhirly well
known in this 'part of,,,.,thev Province,
.his. birthplace being in gruce
County, ,and lie' has given addresses
l'Oefferich several occasions.
The Proviatee will lose a '
_• . •
-servant if he 'should have to give
up his mintsterial dytag.
,- & shuftle..,/n.: the. Ottawa Cabinet
. brings 'Walter -E. Harris, write has
7.7150:117,7rifilin3Fntary -aaistant to
Prinie Mintster St. Ladient, t� the.:
portfolio of Citizenship and-Im.
migkatioa, with qtbhiet-posi*:
Mr., Harris; Who is -the menil:
ber_ or Grey"-Aruce,- aceOluPanied
the -Prime' iNfinistOr 611' hi -s,„ pre=
'. ijoctiuIL VI L.tO 1n. -June
Hon, Q9Un Gibson of
Rarnul-
ton leaves. the Cabinet to go
the, ,bench of the appellate division
Of the Supreme .Court of Ontario! -
This., will,' 'necenitate a by-efectioir
for the Hannigan seat.,
' Some people think they know the
absolutely correct .way of toas.ting
"The - King." "Others, equally con--
, dident,malinfilii the' correct pro-
cedure is 'soulething: else. The'
Ingergoll Klwanis Club after a Ails-
eussion'and some difference Of „opin-
ion, decided to go to, aadiiiiirtera
,t6 ascetain the Proper Mamie; of
..honering the,•;toast. In reply 'the
Club's secretary sreceived, through
the Governor-General, the 'followink
'. letter from the King's private secre-
tary, addresiedlrom Sandringham
"Dea.r.4.Sir: Thank you „for your
ahrufraid
that cannot give YOU, any- definite
answer .your questien, since dlr-
.' ferent.methads are used in different
• 'places to drink the King's 'health.
IVIOst:' of, them are ',established_ by,
"long tradition, aind your way of
-dahtgjt-italinds ne'goad na-any.'s!
That 'is a , very- sensible. letter. If•
our deniocratic "'King- doesn't 'con-.
it 'mkt -taut that . his health
should be in"oposed in any "Precise
fashion, his, loyal subjeefil-do 'itOt
need toworry,ahqutthe, etiquette
of:the toast.,
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Tfleanite--- Wee
" 'Of eggs, brisk . )3el1ing of ehlek4 is
.reported --aireadY this- .and
„evidently some 'Of the .hateheries are
conlinaing husine.gs' as usuat. Pos-
. ,. sjbly thet, hay* the, sag:ie.:idea:, as:
',asked . how lie Made- his .inoney.
groWiig that were
-When any 'pro-
-"duet had"-tkixior Makket he 1lgure4
• ,that Matly..farnier, WoUld leave It
alone. the following year „pad it
_Would 'bet,searee and
and. that was his. time t� grii* It,
In -the 'ease' of eggs there Is -teo
much' In -Vested or talk whOlesalt,v
abandonment...of the Indestry.Can-i•
adiand-are the greatest &Madmen
•' of eggs" .0p, 04#11# iindIthere 10 at,
•There, may bait.. 16.•ho ti• tooling
40Vvit ebeita ofk.iiroductlort, and
the inert lit the ' businesi may he
ridied,' upon fO„ attend', to
onteone, has ealeulaterr thet„.if
eiefie Catiadifia' *Oil% eat thirty-.
latter . was no --nijsnemer. :And Haus, the rural hom '
•e .of Sheriff
the tands of the Vederal authority.
If the ' Ontario Government wiehed -
until
st!est also was very Muddy Jarvis; Chestnut Park; •Ottkiands;-
nweeireASor.tri,,arist twhattt tupimer Hill f, Poplar Plainsi,Deer-
to.do anything more for the tenants Much !;'oaflethe 1°0 Gwlaebs,d etc. . Obviously
than Ottawa IS now. doing,.# w. On:1W -411ilt-011-, the iaCitark'tea 'York- count -LS the,peopleo forget the
clay, than'Which there pan---1ew India"ns altho wanted
endepyor to have rent c4r,utrol taken •
ug they must have
out of --CWIrarilFyirthe Federar• 41e try -,tD'walk:-through AD -4- LiboVe Saint-Clirea'aVenue,
efiviriT" IL-Y(1u 4•0113-ike-i,-APPteeat-Aci-tiiej)PhutieS.'of Oat.hre.-
Goverfiment_ and 'returned- to the, gaiden • ..:(1yhie wasn,t tixere,, of c_garse„until
Provinces . • It .equld then take such The part of Yonge-street- below recently), 'the road swerved to the
, Front was just .11 Marshy, _reedy west ta-eross ailother7deep; -ravine
111-O _the teP111?:"' waste -in Slincoe's day; file 'haunt of more ,easily, _There was a mill In
or Otherwise, as. it -might see 14. myriads of waterfowl. And X Can the ravine and the top•of the
What :the • (Mario •Geverninent • Is imagin.e plenty of raogqidtoes too! dam was 'side enough to be used fp
doing • is trying -to dodge the, whole
One hundred yearS age, work began a Toad: .I think the 'mill was
.. on the .EsPlanade,, Which was SiMPly WOollen 'mill. There was a potter
Issue. of rent cOntrpl by 'having it filling the sWanip and, hringing it work S near by, but ft tools
left with Ottawa. Perhaps is "a 'hit .abbi-e-Ellilavel. Of the bay. '1 There ,tdis a long stretch of •v,ery
hi York -kills 441104.-014 -TOttga
greet. .24T(1140Y$1 YOrtge stre0t;
pope t twit ,stratglit low* the hill,
aeroaa,r, the Van and Straight •north
as .fer-a 011 t:arr see. i:Why not
take It trip up Xehge str.eet-Yourr.
Aelf, rine. da It's interesting!
TE,iN COU,I,TRY lk10-11SE;
torOutO.°,
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.4010X1tEtt *-HE COURir.,
- HOWE'
ditor" The Sigail,Star,
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.Dear the ,-.00,10,1ty,, • of
urea '."-Owarthe.,14.1.-irflIonse• u
!Goderieh, It Will...pay the taxpayer's.
to have the ,Coiluty Connell recon -
sitter whether to build a Row Court
IIOUSe or !lave •the oldne
n iodelled; ,Practically the hest way
'to -de ls tO get4 .0,1ah and. 4014-fr
o
eattniates. As X .P.t_glt, Me 91.4 QUO
cart be -made Just ae rdedelaas
any new One." Ca -retain, would be
-the shale, and ;it '•saro. a laxge
pe.x. cent,...ot Alte,litm.Yexa' ,monelr.
If a •larger ,cou.frMocsn is retlAired,
tglre the. -Stars: ,011t. ana install an
,elevator ;that • w°111.require no.4oper-
h.tor: For.. more* Othees •add th
sutli eid first Ioor and basenient
.ret .tOoins, stl1 Museum for Mem.
prials,pictukes, etc.; (Abe for. the
pottrd ef CoinraerCe, for information,
seeendlfloor ,ollices..
• Michigan. parks are more'mode.ra
than the COart-Ireuse at Goderich. ,
They have ptiblie rest rooms, some
have kitchens and I. shower baths,
also itiferination--all free. (+ode-
to_sbe it modern. . ;love' it.
rich IS tuy home town.' Would' like,'
1iicerely urs,
WeeD041414.
Mr. And ‘s., Mrs. .1). W.. 110114er.
Exeter,,: were guests en SatUrdal°
With WO. 41. /3. Maegath... _
MISS Franees 'Potter. -is "l'iXiting'
clititout at the 40140 of Ur. and
204 -precis Potter. -
Alr. and /gra. S. Minor and,lalii
;Torawleli, .vcfsita livithr. lilt and
TrOwartha one day la,St
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The Is en,tertaining the.
T-Igited."".0-Mireli'congregation.oa.
dLyavonkne,,in.--the Sunday aehool
rep*. - grOkTillire w4U.be Pte•Yett •
Miss , Marie 'Glidden. • Loudon,
-spent 'the •-week-end with her Par-
ents; Mr. and.. -Urs. 1:).iGiidioii
'XXX. Meeting.- - The'home 'of
Mr. andbtrs-,•„„la_an0- Saddler •was
the Meeting plaee ,fot- the :yoUng.
people on Mon4ay4-evening, wheii
the calture Plunniittee,„ with -Ms-
Saddler cheirman,'Airesented the
program. A hyMn WAS Sung, aid.
Scripture passage read by ars.
kenaleth TZewArti*.
Tavener offered Prayerb
Finlay read a,°:Poetn. Chief items
or business. were' the e4noUneelnellt
of a *Soeiarettenkng CI the held_ net
Mond -,at. the home a -Mr; and,
Mrs, Frank Yee, and news on the
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• ° (MO. F. 4jaePHEE,
20 Albert St,, Lettrnlngton, Ont.'
,HOLIVItS:VILLW,
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7-1[0:iims1r1r.j.,uan... 24. -....;.Mr--
and Sirs. gliner Potter and, family
spent $nntlay•44at Teeswater ivith
-Mrs.--Potterts
I • 1 1
niit much to .he :))lamed lor tilt's, ..have -had' of two rather---interesting_teity_alilis_eitge-s•ett,
for it .is adnfittedly a hot potato• men .who hadbusineSses which were Ilement. 1, suppose it extended
. ' located on the lower Part of the pretty well to Eglinton. It -
was a-
but it should -pot try to Make the . - Ki •
• steet-rbelow ng street- some- dreary, burnt -over country with a
tenants. believethat it is...!gghting Where. Michael Kane's spirit vaults corduroyroad- We ,can_ only40 ina..
for them. • In reality what' the were there... Paul Kane,*lio 're- creme- • the • diseemfoits. of, ridin
position,of Qfteeb.'s Park amounts to belled ,against the conventionS of several 'Mlles in a wagtin •• ovet
life in ' Toronto and lived several eonlitroy roads: The chuych giebqs-
is that it sees no way otimProving sv, ears with tie -,India-ns,--paint4ng were *1.n, this district' alise,t. awl
-upon what. Ottawa is doing:, and hundreds - of . pictures, Was his son. ,whether- they a.cceif-Ated M. Part for
ha i , no ' desire to asantne; if re.; 7:Tlien- Jesse Keteliuni had a tannerYLt..4.e. poor q9,4ditkon • of .-.the tOad
sPonsibilittow ivieithethe S.-
thereatone tinie....ae, was inter- ,wouldift know; but certainly th e
. a
y 's r, '''
.,psted in schools and •chureha;' play- ''‘3"a,,a-Aat Of .discontent • abou the
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teTnints or the property-oWners, _., • . groUndi'and• teniperance.. And he roads along, the Clergy. Re eiVes:
•
• gave large sums of money to help The, pregent .Glebe l'Ioad .commem-
all of -these. • • ., . • . prates the old church -'glebes. ,
-PHIL :ISIFER. OF LAZY MEADOWS about; Queen, there used to be a lege oe `Eglinton, then Castlefield,
.0n the east side of Yonge. street,- Again .we have come, to the vil-,
• , large open space where' ,e,tretAses the home 1:,f the Prices, the T...law—
:LB7, :/- H4rtyz:.1:.13. pyle were held. I reit4 °that 'the. circus ince Brothers' tannery . and the
, . parades down Yonge .street' from farms of the
SPEECHLESS! ' Rendricks."'"-„Soine-
..Richmoad 4-fFeet Were like pawn,. m ere •aboye the. present - Lawrence
While. engai
ged n Lvery hearty "The Assyrian came down . .-. His .Park, Yonge street turned east to
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e i ,
labor in :the stables the ',other clp,y Cohortsr were gleaming n purple -and make a more comfortable descent to
gold' Not • far ...away Was -a-„-fieid` k1ogg;,s golfow or York Mills -take
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heard a loud "Ilalloo?' ',It 'was. where duels were" held ;to satisfy year ehoice! There' is still a -street
211. Jenkins, .who had.
'41q.VP affiAirs'' -of -honor. .„tt *Very sh11.1
ort; '• • -
With,the -Skittish cot nitched-dohble-Thistanee easf, „tst and -north was
•1106.,
.the cutter,. fia borrow -.the • hiirse the "forest • ptInietai." It must
clippers,, torgetting tlie-P.een beautiful but . also grim ,
7Arretle4ingt-,-ithareamesweepin-for-bidelIng-1-0tr:-.41meir.T.WT"--,
over tte-tep of *,th-e-- -drlyIng -shed, llnaFine ;it Wks a, great progien
..-it•
and, mytshirt sleeves and sweat agamst the, winds Wyiellpj.
frora inside Working, I stood in the around Us now. -.. :•
wind too long, with bad 'ries-nits.- A mile., Or 'so north Wag a ',very
litt of ali-1 had a cold in MY
bar -strbtett .of -road, fultew spring's
chestand .it seemed to
crowd up and quicksand, gomenhere .ba -Ween
,
into my .t4roat and all it with the present ,Gollege- and-- Bloor
biit a streets.. '4, .sq bad the old
cotton-woor. That 'ended, -
Liu*, began to form in -my:throat, days that, spineopp.,had: the bright:
-Making it -difficult -to swalrownny:.- Kleaaiof 'building a- floating -wdodeh
thing, and then came the.final stage.
1 lost mY volel • .
When° Z -Woke up that -first orn-
ing ed :Phil a question
bt no Words Were forthcoming. It
was a horrible, hissing souhd, that
didn't Seeni to make sense. Ifittle,
by -little I came to, yealtie that by
not trying .to talk' Y could save, my-
self a lot of Mils,ery and SO,I decided
te.keepAnyllouth slit, " •
All wentwell at chore dine Until
I walked Past.A.n.nabelle, thetrigin,
_old grey mare, to -loosen .her,
halter and let, her. out -to' *ater:
:she stomped on .41-5: rikht foot in
just such a way as 't6 give atmightyl
painful ...sqUeeze to, My big toe.
WOW; Fog inlly_vtWo minute S I
told, that. cantalikerousspechnen of
horSefiesh what I thoimht of her,
bat It didn't ,do me any good, -be,
Cause the words just Wouldn't COMO..
All that Came forth -was' a half-
hearted croaking sound . . . and if.
there's anythi`ng SO, completely dis-
couraging as 'having a real mad spell
and then discovering that your" et-
pressions" were net evert hearid . . .
then. 1 would like to hear 'about it.
Doing Chord was a 'real task.
AUTO
GLASS
installed
whiie you
wait!
tramway. It's ,hard topicture now
as we whizz along in car 'or Street
car or go right thrall* it ;skis we
hope to .in. a few years when thet
suliwaY Is finished..
• North of this •!Awartd- was ,the
sandhi]," aiid the Indian?s Grave:'
The • grave_was. supPosed ..to have
been..that, ofan Indian sniper who
hid. in a „tree when the A.mericitzis
lauded In 1813 and, picked' off- hiS
victinis
He- was later burfed'on. the Sand.
hill,_hut of course pis grave,, has
long since disappeared. There' is
a -story that hig ,scalp.locks were
thken. back -to Washington along,
with; various articles !front the.
Parliament buildings, and gave rise
to some weird sto.ry'about its being
found, banging on the ISliettktr'p
chair There, were -'S'ame Very •finer
g‘rderts, orchards -.'and
onthe slops of the_1iill and Mr.
Bevait-whO had a" vineyard mann-
ladtured a special •brand of wine
called .Clintontli, which was regular-
ly preseribed-for---meilleinal----pur,
.poses! . , , ; '
The potters' -Field- 'was • located
near 13loor street It was used fOr
the burial of all who could, not..he
Gone. Was, the., voien and ,so w -as . .
Duried bis the cenieteries.,down
the, atith rity. The Atock seem
to be has ng a ROraan holiday, and It was ,not iutfor paupers, 'as 1 •
1 triect-to-puslr-them one -way bad---theught-the-iiaine-woulttsignifY.
It,' of course, has disappeared now,
to get them out. of 'thet'oud they
hut two or, three ;Vear'Stago.. when
ma,naged to, go the other Way _and
exca
get squarely as an .obstructiqn. _
, But that' ordeal vyas. only slight Varing ;was being done for a
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to what.t; went through iiirthe after,
.1noon.1 had lain down 1'otan (Teta "'very: , „
afternoon.-- snooze on the couch In . -1 Steod tp to tell them to ,shut
the kitchen when, one- of...these .up but the words .didn't cable 'and
,church societies blew in for some I lust made myself look ridicalous
Red Cross knitting. -1, roused - tip shrugging my shoulders and waving
-0-01111-41r.ifleePAO-retillt-their-greet•;-i Thtl'Wag'
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fags. It was only by their amazed .thliag-tella and ,that Was -to get mt..
faces that I came, to realize that "flat' now 1, have a great deal more
1„ini'd been rambling along, with a• appreciation for the expression .
Moving tongue add but no `.`Sure and 1- was speeehless."
vojee.. f .
Theu It stiirtect .; Phil ltai lost
be serious!
.....3)11.4.29,04.=1,110121„wdite..any..;time--
seeing the,_doet4r.• abOnt that, 4±
least ' won't- alk so much now. UPHOLSTER'
.flave.yott 'tried three onionS 'an a . .
pint..of ereain and then. holt it and
titke ,It by the &Pei:41011 . Three
goOse livers in.0 eireeseekith iag -in
your-. Ieft:hand veSt p,oeket vflI
brIngIour ,tolee-tiaek, miry. thr.e0
&Pots in sa" Indies ;Of clay
the night when tile moon 181011 Afli.
you voiee wlil eortre right back.
114ie peosiblistO One .sald: 441*
Se00iird: ...CO -heft onhis
mother's side lutd it hoy .Who got
dald One' day. tto bad: "sore
throat and his -yoke-, left 'him and
.he 'never: Spoke -a ;weft:1-'400r that
,They atty*, at ilke• that on -some
People. Pear Ine#1 hp e 'that •Phil
doetuet.'hrtVe any trouble ethat,
but ii'llerson- hag to b hritve under
all streh things and I'Stir,thertr-well.11
Arul then orbeletiked n With
e.Yee.that glieteried.like a sick eow's
and rudide,me feel as if 1was tutt-
votin„ittidai
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Aggea k it .and
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of .vvhich. Isocee410X-cfalek1y intere0 -Incidents. • A collodion. Of
fit'yokality....;:;-tande Saddler, so as fg.Acurrency'.and,-. many 'Orton
'member: of:the Mereha ma Ine7 ROM -MA; °India and other •Ceu.rtr7
made; .'several' -Voyage .to . 41 an trieS• Tiewed With .-interest.
ports, took,the greu in 1magnrit1on NM. ,TaVener eleSed, the -meeting" -
'on, one a his tr Whieh'eocircleci .with' prayer, and IA/Ira. Saddlericon..
the'AgloW,' '-As ell:as dealing' with .ducted 'three .contests..
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',01013TERPLEI6 AND
9po SZONAL,cIgAxRs
PAIRED AND .r
,Aztfolirs.0.111.
Fite.tori Ottitratitee
Free riek•up and Delivery
Stratford "
Upholstering .
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Vor , f,tir4111:triirlttriaatloii,
BROthEit'S FORME -
TURA., 001111401t,
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'For itedtly flftY years•Alexandia
iOarine and General Hospital has
ett-serving
and 'sintodatiitig fowtiships,
'FrOirt: • a small*stttt 1thas ,grown,„
,to one of the most modern and,hese
equipped hospitals 'in Western
ontario. To have sue4,-4air e.
inititution. in our Town
It 1 • . •
• The effielent -operation and
elnippIng of 'otieh hd,spital
,oplresre-
nietab1„..ittild and
Alexandra aqarine and 'General
Hospital -clq, next vireelc,- -appeal.
'lag to the "people of 10`Ot1erieli
41440.1trOund1ng distriet for asSii.•
tanee In ;the Iffnanelal 'suptiort of
their hosiPittll.
•
,t„Puting, Hospital Week, while
ne deer t-6'. deer .canyaS will be
Made, every ,eltizen -urged' to*
aripPort t1.1,e appeal by beebniing tk
tnendrer Of the 'IIospital Assoet.
Thitt•tear limited reduced
hospital ,ratee. are ,available- to
ASSOCIation-Menthers,
11
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9t11:40.,
ell every 'Stieb7.0 ;t9 Hospital.,..„Week
itt „Gotlerlah. "OurTown s lif-”
deed fortunate. to itave3,.
' ie-lnstitution 'serving °Ur peo-
ple aid 1 ilope that evei.Y citizen
will give the greitteat sitpPort to
then! 'own
P,.
-.8rEdAt, MhMERSHIP
' toriPtit
eaoh $5.po Pa. ly Mem-
bershiii (Whielt Is good' or !any,
.mettiber, y.our immediate fatal,
..11y) a 'eredit of one doiliri Et day
Will lie allowed on*iour. hospktil:
'rate- up to a ina'xinium 'Of tiecien
days allowed daring the term of
membership, '. ieinbersli1jis Pur- I
;chased now tiro good up to 12
pro:-,-
MARINE Ak1:1•CEIVERAIE.' ,116:SPITA.L.: • :GODOICH
motirou‘KNOVV/Titifteett
,'!Ot
• fed OPeratiOn.qf their ,Cotnnauttity,
Itospi'taf tra"portaiii. factor:-
; Too often, taken, for ,granted its •
*full .!iniportance„...lit.„our. lives Is
;OnIY realized w1M,0,,through er-
:sonatllltiess, . hespita Wation is
i‘reailred,
,
,
To Y.ou, the saving ot one fife,
yours„,„ makes "the hospital, 'the
inoSt.valuatbie organization in the
donisiouity. • '
Xititir TEM •11i0Sri'llik11,fl
liELPING ,VGIIRSM4r. -4.0IN •
THE iiitosrptm.: ASS(iplik.
TION ° NOW
1, •
Send your momberahlp fee to
the' Alexandra l'tIEtrine and. Gertg
Goderieh. '
,
oritl.jor preser it at, anyThtnk 1t'
ministering the: affairs, of ,Alex,
Andra -1VIaritre arid. Odrieral 1Tospi -,
tal. are elected to office 'by mem.
hers .et•the-Hespitai Association. ,
tlie present Board .18 inade up -of
the fele:Wing Men, "And ".WPOorx' of
,theCoinn,iunity: • n
rf:trarsrpisr-PrOsidentr-:j,7-----7
.044s.; K.; Saunders,. 8.etretary.
D• r. /dint Walliee, Ite-
preientative. ; • ',
Mayor Geo. Mathieson, town Re- .
, presentative,
'Miss Helen Black,' Hospital Sup-
'
fl iielstrOP, TreaSurer.
Xembers E, • ,
George'•Atnegwati, •,Strs„
IK""11loorte.v, • Ur- Icelfh
son. Mr. -Thos. Sandy.. 1VIrs; A. V.'
Stiirdy, ;kir, Aolin Baiter; ifr 41'
Ziniteadi Mr4o110-11.- 'Stilly. Mr.
Stanley PreVetto.' Thil11
Pahl -
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'burned '1 Slit341.1ii."egIatiejitg.
'were. treated: 'Alexandra Al'arlife,
and General', •IIospital,, dnriak!,
14)1,19, , ' '
:
!. ft. .
Oyer 9O,Oneas-were serfed,
-elrottrIblr114titarittrehen.
. , . ; , •
rver the, meals *ilielollow.
Almttftt Cie.fOod were
Ohased,'' 7throngh. tOininanity
'sotirees.;'
ttt
flutter pOtitit1,4
JOgg," .. . . ,, , 4-2135•4e,zen
Beet MOO pOUtidri
Iforit 148tpoun4s
thin) ,, , .. . . . 030.portnda
.. . . . ....... 026 pounds
.. . quarts
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-TVs, partial fist of ptirehaSes
, helps to..,• -show how important a
Arturines'S. :the Hospital IS tor the
(fonationity'..-
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