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THE ovioraca
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wen-41iPo1liie4 and sPiciatia,'. Our family MOMS are &mita, to
' our clientele nt„,.no- extra east.
A. Time. Who'll,Privacy
is Appreciated .
The spacious and adequate facilities of the E.- E.-Ciadaton
Funeral Honie make it possible for every family t4:. have the
,rivacr they wisb at such a time. Relatives and friends MaY
be received in ail the privacy which your, own home ould'
prcwide. ' . •
This feature'is :tYPteal of our understanding and,helpfulness -•
in all Matters.
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.PORTER'S HILL, Mareh 21.
Mr. I Iiiirrlson Attended the pap.
Oral Of het Exeter on
Tuesday last.,, - •
`Mr. 'and Mrs. " Bert_ ROWden And
4nriS4 of IlolmeeijIlIe were Juu
day', ViSitors With, Mr. and *ill, J.
,riocithart.
Cesicuptinity Club trfie
0001413114 Club held MO Murch
InOtirfr Tirrite'1i0M7"—e ot 'Air& Aivid
Betties', with a,' 4filentlid attendance,
In, fact, there Was Such a good
turn-
out Of members that it.*.liS deeided.
to .1:10e: the election of01110.Prst.In-
stead nr.in XPE11.,as illrfOrtner years.
Quilting Was done in the ilfst.part
of the'..aftergoon, 'followedIty the
Meeting, .W.ith Mts.; John Torrance,
president* in eharge. Mrs; Tor
ranee' Asked' to berelievedOf her
One, whieli she had held'sinee the,
club was organized 'four years -ago.'
election of officers' roulted as
follows: 'President, Mn. (ileo. Col
clougli;, vice-preSident, Mrs. Peter
garrison; treasurer, Mrs. Bert
Harris; secretary, Mrs. ,Allen Bet-
ties; pianist, Mrs, Will Cox; as-
sistant, 'Mrs. • Loekiiikt work
conirnittee, Mrs. J. Torrence, Mrs.
E. *Tovonsheral, Mrs. J. McCowan,
KM 3 S ljecichfirt,4 flower eqm.:
inittee; Mrs. Aus Harrii0 buying
Committee, exe e." The seeial
eommittee wii - divided four
groups, with Mrs. Alvin Bettie's,
Mrs. 4.r1ie Lockhart,Mrs. P. Har-
rison and Mrs. Don Harris -as
:leader. The roll call at:this nieet-.
Ing • was responded to with replies
to the question, Have you any Irish
in you? ''For° next rdonth each
member is to bring the- youngest
Whirs of her-hnsband. -There will
be a fine for those who fail to bring
a picture. The meeting'closed with
a• delicious lunch served by the
hostess. Next meeting will be at
the homeof -Mrs. 411en Betties.
ore* federation of Agroult
- .B3rOord,
f.tn g9rodaYo„,i,MnrOli , 11),4
Vurono 'COUirty,•rede,rattou Of ,Agrt-,*
On.ttlrn- held a 'Iktigfit'totOancOkst.
meeting': In `•thee, AgrienitUral 13OrOrd
PO.01.4 at Clinton. to(discuSS the ,forin-,
atiOn ofa pOultrY.
iZatiOn.021 a"county and. Provincial
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. The Federation ; has, had. •*three
;man, .poultry .conarnittee: fOr,',,keveral
years' and tothis, corabligee„,,,,twci:.
',?n{ri -nkettlii.ers Added,. The
com4ttee '".no* eollSiStk of:14!Ana
:Seotti. Seaforth; chairman;
McKinley,- Zurich; ',Harold* 4011.us„
'Woodhaln.; Harold . CaMpbelli 1101,
g,raYe* and liu#Sell*Knighti,Prus.Sels.
° ,Three „delegates :/from
eadtity: -attended a 'poultry . pro-
ducers' meeting hod; In TorOntp.:'On
Mnreh .10th, Called to ditcuss the
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GODERICITS' ORIGINAL
F-0 1411I-A-L—ii-0:Mcf
17 MONTREAL 517-7--Aill-PEK9.9"Wucir9"
Canada'S laggestanstniost *odern
-passenger. terrainal
Station at Montreal. • .,„ '
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Hygenie supplies (rubber goods),.
Mailed. postpaid, in ,plain, seale
envelope, with. .prite. list. • Six
samples 25c-; 24 samples $1.0Q. Mali
-13-rder Dept, 7-53,' NOV-RUBBER
CO., Box 91: namiltnn. Ont. -i-9 ?hones: 937R12 Or 114,
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• ,t,111•044..:4,
emetery
emona1 s
inritipx spY.t.
(formerly, Onntiliottin & Pride),
Exeter, SeafOrth.'
Write-B0r150, or pliene 413,
• Exeter
and we Shall be, pfaced
' Goderieh. 32tr'".
WIIEEttR'S
FUNERAL. BERYICE - -
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No extra 'charge for the nail
• otOur Ftimital Home, Toron-
to Street:,
,
I" Prompt Ambulance
Servici.'
Phone 335-.•
Res. 365 or-
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ealijired,
eipiess Men,VVOmen
Tri,' " „
ItZreeeloit three nervoueneas due to weak, '
goodbye to ree Weak, -always tired b'aggy
blood, Get up teeltrt*treab. be peppy au day. haw "
plenty of vitality. lett over bt.P.Tegigil..TakailDetray.:_
Gontanurtranr-11_, UMW tit. ealolura. PhOaPburgi
-1Or.blood_builaing,-body-itrengtbeninaiatlunuatioarr.
Invigorate'ayitam: improts appetite. tratiTO
powers. Coats little. New . get iteguain ' alaa
• &At. lo...vinr. this gory day. Al allatuggiata.x-roale
.-To-OstraAlableta,lor-uelrrgclor-
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1-wmor
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U, PH 0 'NUE BAL.
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-OHESTP.atrIELD AND
OCCAS1ONAL CHAIRS'
'REPAIRED AND
ItEcqvr4tEp
' 6.,actory puaratite'
Free Piek-up: and Delivery
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Stratford
Upholstering Co.
Bilintiviick St, Strait-
,
ford .
Fiir „further inform -Idyll
enquire- at •
BROPHEY'S • FURNI-
TURE; GODEItIoll -
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fOrnnition 'in.-1:PrOVIneidl ,poultry
produces'- organization ,within the
:ContOrto Federation Agriculture.
There were representatives from
nearly every county in .8outbern
Contario and •mueho disensaon took
place regarding -the poultry in4..
dustries committee and the • con-
nection with the proposed 'new ors
ganizatien.. Mr. Luckam, the chair-
man of P71.0., cleared the gir eon-
siderabiy When .he, stated „there
should he no 'reason: for ,conflict
between the and the poultry
producers' organization, under the
Federation. .
A ,provisional constitution was
drafted and presented to the meet-
ing .Cond, a • provisional-, board of
directors waS elected: In• the pro-
visional constitutien seven., zones
lir,ereestablished for Southern; On-
tario and Northern *Ontario to .be
the eighth zone. •Huron, Bruce.nnd
Grey counties are zone No. O. The
provisional board of directors
named` a provisional,sexecutive con-
sisting of one, reprmentative from
eaeh zone. ,
Theexectitive are how faced with
the very difficult task 'tif.s,etting,"
perinanent organization . with an
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ultimate' h;aim of' - etablisb-1.00 *
Poultry .0t04110ells' wrarkattagffboard,
litoW tht.# 0.49' or, eggo, to
on the -upward • trend . we ,:d.o not
feel the rtee4 for ouclv,a taarkellug.
board, bilk if We had hatt.juiit, such
an Organitatlea last December we
.feel ,conildent origA_Wouldalter
have „gone as low as:IrFe.-164.4ve
cents a dozen. ,,
If a satiBtaetery. inarketing Riau'
Can. We drafted and ,YOte. 1 taken
to OlidOlte 1.44 is therdity, of every-
pup- keeping a. Oock, o beus to got
out and support, *of:reject tho plan
but by all,lideanA. to Tete, So your
argAnilation' will know whether 'tlie
plan, meets with. the approval of the
pOducer.
Telegrams of, protest Were sent
by the-Hliten. COunty Cream Pro;
timers?' Committee„regarding, the
*ProPOSed, drop in, the support iniV.,0
of butter, to Prime Minister 'St.
Gardiner and local members of the
Laurent, Agriculture , Minister
Federal government, .
The FOntariolCream •Produeers'
Organization presented a brief to
the .Ontario GeVernment regarding
t4e. manufacture and fiaie of mar-
garine. This brief pointed out
many irregularities in the regula!
/ions thnt., gave margarine an un-
fair advantage over the mitnniac-
turer of butter, •
We haVein our Province around
70,000 cream, proditeerS, who. lost
$7,509;000 'in' 1919 owing to the
introduction of margarine. . This
has cut the rural,purchasing- power
by approximately $107 per farni 01.1
the average. ;Who else' took a cut
in' wages of $107 last year?
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The Federation field day commit-
tee met on March 13th and picked
the chairmen for the ceremittees.
These people will be asking you to
,assist them in making the eighth
annual field` day in Goaerich on
Jane 1:1th a success.
–7-TAYLVIrg•CORN
Playoffs. in "50r Club.—An. in-
teresting time ,wn spent ,,ldst
TIR-ffsday evening, in'-',"tffe
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when the fink groups' of the t509",
As a, result ' cif the *t allies held
during lbe .winter,', In the homes,
the winners from each gratip were:
from; the 7th concesitan, Mrs. Q.
Whitely ails:1,21m Sturdy;' from the
•6th . conces4ton,. Mrs, 34 Wilson and
Ken: • Mcien: from the...:Huron
road east; ary Stir1ing and, _Clat-
ence-±Sturd1)-; and - from -Huron- road
West, Mrs. G. Ginn. ,amf Mr. Wil=
mot riaacke,; .As a, result the
games 'on Thursday night, 'Mrs. j.
Wilson. and.- Ken.MeMille,nwere
declared -champions. • Prizes *were
Presented to••the champians, 41'6;
J: Wilson' and /C McMillen; to the
lady and gentlemah with the high-
est .score from, each' gronp,„and to'
Hohnes and IL -P.rou.SeTiv-hP
•had thpilighet score for the even'
Ing. A delicious luneli 'of
sand-
wiCl1e pie,: iC6 cream. fin& coffee
was served at the " clese of the,
evening. •
. DONNYBROOK ..
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'DONNYBROOK, March Mrs.
Choi. Woe(' and Sim Billy, Of. Sea -
dM,' 'visited' last -week with her
sister,: .Mrs. Ed. Robinson.
,Mr. and Xis: • George' .Webster,
Mrs. Stuart ChanineY and. biane
.rereT•V`31LIII- ,isiLors kith MT, and
Mrs, Cliff ,Henderson .at Kippen.
'Mrs. J. C. Robinson tilis a London
visitor last week With her'datighter,
-Mrspoug,71rittitttaS7and 414.71 t
,
Wite,'W-ALS. and W.A. :met ion
ue t ay a ernpon a le home of
.Mrs. Wm. Hardy,: with '..Mrs. • R.
.charge---Of---the meeting.
Mrs. .1i,, .G. Hewitt read the Scrip-.
titre . le4ou. rim: Mr., lieWnt.
led.in prayer. A reading on Chrt-
Ian ,stewardship, "Going the &pond
Mile,!'„ was given by:Mrs. R. Charm.;
ney.• Mrs., Hewitt ga'N, a • talk on
temperance, -and-the-last chanter 'lir
the .study .book, -In -Sharing. an4
.8acri6ce," was* •revieveeil: by `11Irs.
Stuart Cbamney.. Plans were made
•for'the Easter 'thank -offering meet -
'During the , afternoon arfether
quilt . was completed. At the close
of the meeting lunch. ,was servd,
by, th.ellostess; 'assisted. by -Mrs.. --d.'
Robinson and “Mrs. ChamneY.
gar COUNieo_
VOLI*101$ onoitiNsiur.
foointen met lu.„tlie,17owaohip
Carlow, on Miktoli 7, with all awl-.
1,)er2 preSent, "
,M. D. A Mooney And.'40'.704.-
14.0(lee .ot cloderlell appeared before
seeking tinaneinl, belly
for the new arena; At pre4ent, no
'action wo* „taioni-
Reere Snyder and "Terence
convention, held in; Toronto reeentl$
nod. Mr. finuter gave a'Mort of
the, meeting, „ ; ,
;.,were 7reoelved
from the following: anlvation.
ArAnyt4nrimoWledghig grnnt; Huron
Conntk., Health. „Unit ahd tke, De-
partment of lielgth, Toronto, gting
Infertotion i on the •mtkeeli , of an.
old cemetery; Huron Offunty Feder-
ation of Agrlcultnre, requesting a
cheque for .;11-grionitAia ' PPrPoPes
and Atifig endeavoring to 'collect the
'Federation levy.:' With %regard, ; to
the suggested inereqae of the levy'.
on all farrueitin the CO`Onty of
Huron wbo derive hen,eilt from. the,
Work the Federation of Agricnrture
is doing,. the "tf)Unell .dedided the
matter Was. to be given dareful-eon-
Sldetation, and it Was left over
to the April lueetink,• -
Department of Agtieulture re tile
apliOinting, of a weed inspector-,
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No action WU taken:
Unemployment— Insurance Com-
mission, reque.4ting 'a questionnaire
to be completed and returned to
their office in Kitchener.
it was moved', by. Harold Mont-
gomery and .Janies Horton that
tendons. be &ailed for ortishing and
hauling 5,000 yards of gravel for
Township rciails.;, tenders to be re-
ceived, by the Ise of April; gravel
to be on roads. by July 1st.
Mo‘'ect by James Horton and Ter-
ence Hunter, that the •Council enli
on Dr. A. M. Aldis,-Clinton, to give
advice on the cemetery.
Connell decided that alt taxes
must be paid by the .20th day of
March,,as after that date the Col-
lector. will ..sproceell to 'take action.
Moved by John Kernightm" and
.11arold 'Montgomery that •ixead ac -
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'oinniti and he paid: Itoad
vouchers, $359.47.; James McIntyre.
four ,slidepkilled by dogs, 429;
Elton Draper, fox bounty, '$2; Art
Gilmore, supplies.„, for TOwn.ship
Hall, "$15.15; Edwin Ilollia-osen,
fence -viewer, $2; ThomaS•ClxiSholia,
fence -viewer, • George
sheep valuator, $0.
-motloti, of John Keral,g4a*
and james,, Horton Connell *10.
journedjo meet: April 4th at 1-301'
o'clock, - 0.
W3.f. $A.U.OWS„;:
... you"l never lose time in ct
• repair shop whet') you drive.
THE STANDAR11
e.
The §tariciprd Vpng.pard,lises
standard American Ihredii. nuts
• and bolls and-stnall parts.", Seely
the tilys42 'featuresof.thei*
anguar .aryo,
dealer's today. Have you440
:---monstration-tadaY1--
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•KINGSitRIDGE
KINGSBR1DGE, March 22.--,-.11r.
l'C."Dikitoni who, Spent the whiter
'in Detroit; returned home last week.
Mrs. Nace Martin and sons are
visiting her motiler,. Mrs. Ed.•
Reynolds, in Hamilton for a week.
Mr. BUD. Reynolds, who, has been,
having treatment in a Toronto he's-
pital, is Visiting at Ray Dalton's
and is' feeling much improved:
' Several in our village are nursing
aunty—and District
Kincardine's. tax '. rate this' yegi
is 64 an increase of, eight
mills over •Iast Year's' rate. „
Peter MeEWerr, well-known
resident of the Blpec-ale *district,
died Mgt 'Week itt the age 'of eighty,
, eight years. .
Marion Christina Winslow, wife
of J, W. Ruslifield, Wingham, died
Match 8th: • Besides, her' hus._-
" band rbe leaves -One daughter.
Meahan has resigned the posi-
on of 'postmaster at ,Wroxeter be-
cause of ill -health and will be suc-
ceeded in the position by ,Mrs.,Reg.
Newton. •
; The—East Wawanosh Township
Council has passed'a bylaw •making
it ;CompulsOry to treat; cattle for
warble' 11y. HarVey Black, Pei -
grave,, wits appointed inspector
'Subscribers of the Blyth • Muni-
-eipal" Telephone System- will pay
nn„.additional $g a telephone this,
year,- it was- decided arthe
-aneetin,,,,, of , the system: • george
McNefl was elected; a cothtnissioner
to-,-snrceed- George, Slottnr.who-:. re-.
signed. • "
Officials "of the---,Huronia.'--Girl
Guide camp Nit% in Ashtield town-
ship are endeavoring kraise-a funa-
of $9,000 for repairs 'and improver,
ments to the pfoperty, The Huron's_
area hiritideS the counties Of Huron,
Briice,, Grey, Perth, Wellington,
Waterloo,i.Brant„ Norfolk and Duf-
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You wont be 1. 'eve
un oil faste st„
„ t.,.
f
If you hiven:t.tast'ed the New Margene,.
you hai,e.a treat in store New Margepe
tastes' sci' good—so natural, not one
,0 porson• in one hundred knows
; , •
Try ieonce, and we .ard confident youi, '
will buy it regularly.
- IV. ,w MARGENE cakb.. oteuidletforlubtoii,ii
in the.. mitutfes.. -birocflon• are givoni`n.:vetif paclido
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Pit:141110 OF''CANADA
Tharna;V. Morgan, ClinIon, died,
on. March 9th after an illness of,
several months. He was born in
London, England', in 1896;• came to
Oanadii at the age of seven years,
And had Since,•re.sicled continuously
•°the Clinton' district. Ile W,Gt3 _a
• -ervii-op, World War 1 and sinte
his return was active:in 'natters
connected with; --the men of the,
serViees.SurViVing are his wife,
a son, Robert, of Clinton,,,' and ii
daughter, Mrs,. Roy "011son, of • Lon-
don.
Boy 'Wilted
Toboggan Hits Tree
Harvey . Girard, • ' eleven -year-old
sgot t PitgSgt. and ,Nirs. Girard,
Of Illyth, receited severeinjuries
when the toboggan 'on which he was
riding down ir hill ran' into a tree._
1/6 'Was, unebusciOnS for a time
aftet being taken to , the' Clinton
hospital he required three brad
transfivEdons before ad *potation.
,Ile'performed tote an internal
injury. - •
Truck Driver •Aioids
Serious Accident
-What . might '•••haVe proved a
ions aceident Was averted ,the
prompt action' bt the artvet° M.
truckWhile,,passlng through the
main Intersection ntrKippen on •51
•liecent 'afternoon: It ,tippears that
Mrs. Holmes, -a resident of "Kippen,
after Steppih-from a northbound
bus, attempted to, cross the:: street,
and .stepped direetlyinto the pa,th
-,of, a UbbliS, ,Glass ,Co. truck front
London. In,. order to prevent a
'serious, ,tiecident, the '-driver had •to
apply his 'brakes so quickly that
a large ..sheet' of ,plate valued
at $200, was knocked off *the truck
ta the 'pavement, with, siich force
that the pieces were worehlesS and
could not be salvaged, for any 01.7
pose:,
GODEItIOII • MEMORIAL
.." SHOP .
DESIGNS
Guaranteed- tiOrkxnainthip at
prieee that •vrill please
SAVE ALL AGENTS. FIDES ,
°air at our Alice: or drop lit •
line to Box 161; Gederich. W.
'sill be pies/Jed to tell and' hell
thoeee*J1 Jadtable- inetherial. too
famill plot. °
R. A. SPO'rTON,
• St.: Andrewlo St.•
oranston'-
:Furniture
—Phone 399W -
Highest -Cash Prices -for •
DEAD STOCK
,
.HORSES each 2:50
CATTLE -eaOli $2.50
1IOGS per 9,t. 50o-
ticcor(ling te size 42. eendithm
I h- 1
Sea ort 5.
EXETER Zit. b
DARLING & COMPANY
OF CANADA, LIMITED
Sold' and Servicen
threughgut the
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The'Standard Moto': Co.
(Canada) Ltd.
4 Lawton Illvdtolvntto, Canada
it' Him Bierithinsa too
Wont Yninliteivi.Coil
*mint Adams
,SALES E SERVICE
Distributdr: BRITISH OARS & VANS.
1.290"-Bay-St'reei, Toronto, Ontatio
Dealer: CAMPBELL'S GARAGE,' St.
, David St., Goderick Ontario.'
C 0 A 5,T T• 0
COAST
..weemenee
CINTARi0
.ONTAR.10. MOTOR. VEHICLE. .ACCIPENT,T011
,RECOPED. A.111711.1/E. MGR IN 1949
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-1111GEtif-APPEALIS MAK ..FOR WHOLE-HEARTED.rPUBLIC AND .
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PERSONAL, .CO.• OPERATION .`,TO CUT TRAFFIC LOSSES ,114
In deaths and injuries on,Ontatio.streets and highways, 1049,proved to be the.viC;ret
. year in the history of thelPiovince.,,Despite the fact that the intensive and maintained
campaign for ,safty by, the Department received generous support and c&ciperitiOn ,
of the press, the radio, the schools, the policetmany service club's, safetyorganizationsi
• • the -operators and drivers of, commercial vebicles and many thousands of citizen, the
o toll of tragedy reached an all-time high. ,
HERE ISIHE'1949.- RECORD'
Motor velicles 'registered in ontario 969,3611
• . Tourist vehIclisrecOrder, 4,300,000
. Persons killed 830'
Persons injured 17,469
Eirotierty liiittiage- 49,04 1,a$10:-
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THE PICTURE IN 1950
In 1950 there will.be n operatitin on Ontario highways one mii1i0ta
motor vehicles owned by Ontario resident's. There will be, mate
-tourist vehicles in the Province than ever before. Traffic will be
much heavier, and more ,chances Of accidents will exist.
EstiMated motor vehicles -in 1950,1;05d,000
Estimated drivecs licenses hi 1950, '1,330400
Estimated tourist vehichts in 1950, ,,,q0o,000
0
'Cows - $2,50
*Horses. $2.50 each
,lioas OVER 200 lbs.—
' 50e eWt. •
*teen** .tO SiZe and
condition 0,
1Phent collect:
Goderiah .936R21.
Clinton.-'. .01016-
Setsfotth 6$5R2
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Unless the ()merit) public takes this problem of highway safety-serioufly tolutert
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eieryone sets, out 10 cut down this, mounting' scale of ticcidatits, it is possible that is •
1910 the death toll may reach new shoching.fignce. wit.h the number of teksoise
injured keeping pace. • ' •
With these facts its vtiew.it,hehooyai every, man and Women. poet* and old. to utak,
*personal objective, to establiSh and irmintein safety. and to pooch it$ al tit,*
• schools, fainilies, 'drivers and acqUaintabees. • • .
The bepartrqint Highways' is devoting all its enersies to a.coatinuoiss plow,*
attack on, accidents. The earnest tealuirork of all citmentrand.orgittheatiorticis
quested. • • .
, Itis a CoMmon cause' that, ail of us can aid for the. getieral good.
•Da