The Exeter Advocate, 1922-1-12, Page 5AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENT
on Lot $, Con, 4, Stephen, Township,
on, WED. JANUARY 18, 1922
-344, At 1 oselock sharp; the following:
, Honees-Heavy elraft „mare, genera1
purpose horse 7 -year old; daitiag mere
a span of Pere,heron colts ring Z.
Cows -Cow due. Axil I, cow due
last of Apra, cow doe last of May,
farrow cow.
pigs, Et. -Brood sow, 4 shoats, 40
bans, 2 geese,
Implements -I I. 11. binder, mower,
eultevator, hay peke, •s,eed, drill, set oa
harrows. 2 -furrow plow, roller, fan-
ningmill; scales 1200 lbs..; light wagoe
set double herness, hey for1 . rope, pul
JaYs and a:ma's, 1'0+134 ladder, De Lava
eram separator, !grain begs, 6 cow
haus, disc barrow, ralail box, forks,
shovels, hoes„ whefaletarees, sleek -
yokes, chains, end many other articles
Terms -All steles o Sj.0 and under
aceata, over thet amoatat 9 menths'
erode. on approved joeat notes, or
discount of 6 per cane, per annum for
cult on credit amounts,.
JOS. FLYNN, F. TAYLOR
Proprietor Auctioneer
A. liodgies, Clerk
,,trli• •
AUCTION SALE'
woogg•
OF REAL beiTA.TE CHAa"l'ELS
• The, unders'gned ameanteer will
sell by publie auteeera, on, Station St.,
.Exeter, on,
SATURDAY, JAN 21s,, 1922
At J. ee'eloek sharp ,he follow -m.
g -
. A largeePrame Meuse and Wen
good repa1r, aa 1r ;e lot with
fnre 'trees, et,
_
M* Overland .90 :.•ar in firs: -elass
etap, 3 set of Harness, 3 wagone
and many other articles to numerous
to intention.
Torms-Of aetal estate, 20 Jeer eent.
•on day of eale'and balanee m.30 days
Chattels, Cash. •
C.. W. ROBINSON J. SOK'OLOFF
Auctioneer Proprietor
4.4/04•4•1144404,41114*. .rrr**voov44v4*****o
CASH OR. CREDIT
This et /he time of ehe year for
making ne-w res,olueiono. The world
seems groping after ireforms, and many
nra InO doubt needeit We have been
impressed -shall I say •obsessed -for
years weth the ;Wee that there SA one
eaeorm n. t`eltio.la we ah might ilea
the privilege ker tharing, that is, en
helping 'to bring AA the cash system,
Am sendiag: you a'rhyme or iwo
hopIng some one Ole leer stirred up
who an soy something, en thes press-
ing subject, got from selfish .5riterest,
but from 'sympathy and +interest en.
human:Ay. •Subsoribir.
lf you wish to obey ,the -command
of the Highest, "Owle no man any -
Don't throw ethes down with many a
.frown,
But resolve here ailed now to pay
cash.
• .
The. taewspabers, clot:Lots, merchants,
too, ,
With all Ilveareer altaataicerieye e:rew
Would apeatta elieir eyes with glad
surprape '
If yea wottid decede to pay. cash.
I have no pr,:vate axe to grind,
I'm not ?la buspinoss, or trade, -
But I siee the Sorrows of mankind,
And many by debt are _made.
If wa all pa4c1 asit ,I,vherever we
Wte'd lesten the load, of human woe,
New happiness into thSs world would
creep, .
And mane'wu1dhease .to ,mounn
and weep,
S•trictly cash ,should- the motto. be
Of everrhonest, man;
Just try it for a year, i,t will bring -you.
" good ch,eer,
' I know Its an ex:...ellerit
If I could but wte,-; a' ditty,
• That would catch yont. ,ear
And w--mld help your resolons
For the icorning glad New Year
•
On is Wretched ,creicit system
That Alas, 'gotus, ...'..in4•Cits throes-,
.And s makeeg eilfe a burden
For Our Ie.:ends and far Gur foes.
the .very name, hateful,
Let us try the other -way,
• When we buy Wh,aqe'er .s needful, .
Weshould surely. gladly pay.
.SEAFORTI-I.--Robert Johnston, for
-over- f ortY- Eve Ye ars a,well . .known,
and pront.nent.sresident of Seafarth, titles.
hits -.,
died .al,:rthe hOrne, of daun ghter iPreventia ,officers locate place
1-lamUton, an Saturday: al t..:r a feW, *here theY-relleve stills were mann-
. inettithsillness, ,in. his 82nd year. .' He factured. '
had br.en, reSd!ing WIth his daughter ,. Overwhelming majority against
for .I.Wo years woinen ; 'ministers , heiag Voted by
Methodists.
THEDFORD.4., , S. Parkinson has „ Peace. is .restored in North „Belfast,
sold his genera]. ibUsines ,s' to ,Mr. ,goSs Leuiriies power in Russia reaffirm--
. ,
of Granri , 2nd;BMr. Howland, who ed by Reds. -
has been 4'41 !the, igeneral .business 7for46,,.. TIsizento,-Separate ' School - Board
'years, hie ' elota out to: Ole: Rieliaadten. iiii"y not' appoint metafiere to Board
.
Of Pe ir'QI,P,•; Y.,!:, P,311k4e;' Te• V.& -. giLt41R117* %If :aVilus,akticm, •ohraea'aeoniebeevele eeet
died has sold) eaceote Vat ritt lib • s egnition by Moderation lereeNe
. ness Itatkr,, ,, slim. o cy 1
w , ,p.N.R.:-Aitol,?,,,wsltwo,§of.Lvi,
.,.„r„,,,
• , -du ist.an i ataia Iva 02.4-elaktamea'- ContKol• aailt• gegaaanaa
MITCHnber-ealearedoehleideorealaaarea reriefake aht: ' seneoge ae. ealatear ',Oa -
SP °,,--Itedeenalielent, golieralitaleet„ efekeeeleartgeaflatoneete'ater :Kingatele, -eabelees.e toal
al the poeiteeeie datelneeeetX 'Aestateia ARalth CfRioaPDXIlielell ,r,;(o.ie-'0,,:. ;
n paralytiCistloCtontilSatordaY g-heftive,.,,. lack trittourcwitliqueetzlack- Perry .
' tig H. is is in,' his 76th ,Y ear.. - ,m,.., on eaneee7,fore ;,thaea welterweight
' champronsnip of the world.
NEIS TOPICS Of
lea
important Events -Which Hake*
OC-6.1areel During the Week. r‘"
The Ilusy World's Happenings Care-
fully. .Compiled and Put Into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper -- A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment,
TUESDAY.
Pittsburg defeated avail intermedi-
ates. 8 to 2. -
Ulster may COMO into an All -Ire-
land Union.
France denies charges made by
Chita Mission.
The Priaro of Walea was weleom-
ed at Rangoon.
More deaths from riotbag take
place in Belfast.
President Ebert says Germany will
hold to democracy,
Cannes Confeeenee to diecuss two
reparation solutions.
D. .T. D. Bisseaette of Stirliug is
dead, aged abou. 70.
Mau suspeeted of murder in Toron-
to is the wrong man.
Toronto city, Scarboro* and Picker-
ing earry radial bylaws.
Frank Barrieau, Toronto, out -
pointed Jule Perna Pittsburg.
J. R. Gemini% sher12 of Rent for
A
quarte e of a century, is dead,
"Bill" Tate was awarded the &Me
slant over Harry Wills on a foul
Montreal Harbor COMMISSion
ceases to exist af-er nine years.
Roy Lowndes .. lite the Canadian
25 yards speed salooning record.
"Jinamy" eloorecrart won the
Moor -Bathurst modified marathon.
A man well known in Toronto so-
ciety is arrested on charge of fraud.
Gladys Robinson, Toronto, won the
United States ladies' 440 yards taloa
-
lug title.
Two gunmen, were arrested in To -
In act of hold-up- identleed as
robbers ot grocer.
Quebec Liberals may seek for the
restoration of lerighthood and other
honors for Canadians.
Acetylene plant in North Morning -
ton Presbyterian Chureh blows up
and tbe caretaker and pastor ttre
Jured.
WEDNESDAY.
France accepts rules for subs. If
war breaks.
Russia and Finland are getting
eady to ilget.
Wheat dropped 71e cents in tbe
Chicago market.
Prince of Wales' visit is a defeat
r Indian rebels.
Newfoundland will bonus the
building of schooners.
Robert Direct won the 2.10 pace at
Dufferin Park, Taranto.
Bad whiskey 'cared 17 people in
New York since Christmas.
Baud of Franee will agree to
modify reparation payments.
Kingston barber icebound three
weeks earlier than last year,
rte.' ea. 7 .c"• '13to deteeted the
Harvard hockeee: emu. 0 to 1.
Windsor Collegiate Inatitute boys
being trained le erst aid work.
Argonauts dee....ted tee Granite
seniors, 7i
. o 4, in an 0. II. A. fixture.
Rev.
411tk
. White, Baptist pastor at
Renfreweedles of er a week's illness.
A °catenates jury at roronto passes
strong censure on police of county.
Rea. j, J. Elliot', pastor of Knox
Presbyterian' ellifrelle :Midland, drops
dead: a • ae• 'a
• Two a.viatorsewereekilled at Pen -
plane erash-
• ed to earth.
..
Ontariopopelatien is 2929,04,
a growth of 401,762, or 15.89 per
cent. In ten years.
• Dr. A. W. Wakefield, of Lake
lIdegantic, Que., to join British Mount
Everest expedition.
Increased taxes on Iloilo: passed
to public by Ontario dispensaries.
The price of whiskey goes up.
Five were badly hurt and several
others' 'were' injured In an auto -bus
crash on the Toronto-Harailton high-
eaaa. • e '
Seven StirVivors et the erale ef the
fishing schooner Rene Deemers, of
Bt. Plerre, Nfld., were picked up by
IL S. steamer Hudson.
Lathes Mary and Elizabeth Byng,
grandnieces of the Governor-General,
operated the press which made the
.firat to Canadian nickels.
aae ,. •
' _ teeeekee FIIIIRSDAer.
Harntiton;Adefeeted ,Canadiene by
4 to 3.
St Patrick's beat Ottawa Senators,
3 to 2.
Preston intermediates defeated
Ayr, 5 to 2. •
n ice bridge has formed...Wow...
,
Niagara __-
Falls. • " -
laigh prohibition officials accused
of liouor plot. .
Experte nish week at 'Washington
on oneeae 1 ams. ' .1
• Ain& tr.rThys nearing 'doge; plen-
• ary session soon. •
• Sugar drops half a cent a Pound
In wholesale market.
Province of Ontario borrows 61.5,r
000;000 in New York. '
• De Valera moves proposals a
• amendment to treaty.
Parties in Great Britain are lining
up for general elections.
• Exhibition at Toronto of Canadian -
made toys planned for next month.
William Young, yeLeran C. P. R.
employe, dies suddenly at Renfrew.
Hon. E. Lapointe denies story that
Quebec Liberfils desire reissuance' of
Daugliters mate daily, and note results.
"CISTERN D
Q, to „frit
kindergarten' scholars half pint Of I H
Captain Munro of, Nova aeotian
schooner Alexandra, awims through •A GoodSupply of Soft Water a
icy wafers to the shore with a life -
Line and .aaves, the crew. Household Boon.
1FRIDAY.
• Hamilton is to have a civic golf
course,
• Aura Lee defeated, leitcheeer, sen-
iors, 6 to 3.
• TYPhos is spreading in wake of
Russian famine.
Stretford Midgets lost for the farst
time in four years.
Fire at Ha-rtlepool, Englaed, did
e1.000,000 damage.
Australia restores preference tar-
iff for South Africa.
A. professional aoceer league is
Advocated in Hamilton.
Peace Committee Is seeking basis
to break Irish deadlock.
Prof. Langford resigns as Regis-
trar ot Victoria College.
Movement in St. Thomas to stop
"plumping." in elections.
Five boys were rescued frona an ice
floe la the Hudsen river.
Cannes Confereace will reduce the
German payments ia cash.
L R. Blake, Galt police magistrate,
made magistrate for county.
Archie B. ale0o1ge M. P., for Kent
has been appointed to the Senate.
A son of the Earl of Athlone may
wea the heiress te the Dutele throne.
Bert ?Orson re-elected as presleent
of Maria Trades cetencil. Toronto.
Inquest reveals black' hand work
behind killing of Amara at Toronto.
Wm. Owen, 20 years of age, barass
himself in a barn in Aebaeld town-
ship.
Norfolk Telephone Co. and its sub,
seribers agree to new seheeule of
rates.
Use of subs against commerce
ships banned by Weshington Con-
ference.
Dr. E. E. Campbell, Alexandra
Bay, dies about 24 hours after hia
second marriege,
Trustee Douglas is tumultuous
choice as chairman of the Trouoto
Board of Education.
Chicago bandits Murder bank ewes.
Ident without gi•viug chance for life;
capture $12.000 loot.
Loudon Menden* • Exchange will
ask unions for voluntary wages re-
duction to atineulete work.
Mrs. Mary Ann MacAuley, daugh-
ter of an Indian chief, dive at Kam-
loops, B.C., aged 110 years.
SATURDAY.
John O'Neill, :M.P.?. for South To -
route, is dead.
De Valera resigns Irish Presidency,
but has taring on it.
Seven thousand armed hooligans
said to be in Belfast,
Supreme Council of Allies calls
Etonontie Conference.
Delegates to European Financial
Conference to meet in Genoa.
Viscount Oltuma, twice Prime Min-
ister of Japan, dies in Tokio.
A boy on a sleigh plunges to death
over a rtver bank at Toronto.
Toronto's assessment has increas-
ed, $221,181,878 in ten years.
Argonauts lost to the 'University ot
Toronto senior sextet, 12 to 2.
New Brunswick Government con-
sidering control of liquor sale.
Health of the province has shown
great improvement during 1921.
Skidding automobile crushes wo-
man to death against pole at Toronto,
Rev. Francis Chisholm, veteran
Methodist minister, dies at Phillips-
ville.
Louis Philippe 'giro% aotede Que-
bec notary and Laeal profeseor, is
dead.
The Western Ontario Interscholas-
tic Basketball Association has been
formed.
• Maj. Glen succeeds Col. Gordon as
officer eoternanding Camp Borden Air.
Station.
Hamilton contractors pledged to.
take discounts to help restore nor-
mal trade.
Niagara District Grape Growers,
Ltd., made grotto turnoker Of. $892,-
206 in 1921.
New Bruuswrck to issue $1,80O,-
000 bonds for Hydro deVelopment:
• and highways.
•
Archbishop Thorneloe of Algoma
highly honored' on 25th anniversary
of consecration. '
Joint Interriational Commission re:,
commends building of St: Lawrence
waterway.
Galt intermediates, Ontario chime
Piens, won their Arst game of the
season from.,Woodstopk, 8 to 5.
MON'DAY.
British troiais to quit Ireland
shortly: .
The Dial Eireann adopts Anglo -
Instil treaty, twb; diktern
De ViTeriCieii.igili "i9reetsidt4cy.10 rle fsli"M" e
TriR6polici „ serv . Ces t Ink his case
probably the best arrangement would
The Farmer's Wife and Daggleter
Will Appreciate et-Loeation. of
the Cistern - fitivice‘ Given'tor
Local Installment.
(Contributed tot Ontario Department
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Lucky indeed is the farmer who
ean boast of a. oeverefailing eupPle of
pure and fresh water from well m-
ewing on his premiees. Ite value
cannot be reckoned up in dollars
and cents.- Anotber source of water
supply on the fano is the rain water
caught on the roofs of the buildings
and stored in large underground
tanke, called cisterns. It is eona-
Monty called soft watet centras*
to the bard water of wells and
springa.
A Supply ef Soft Water a 1.30014.
Every houeewife who is fortouate
aough to bare a plentitul supply a
sort water for washing dishes,
clothes and woodwork. end for me
tbe bath, ItllOwa Well bow MIMI
superior it is to herd water, It
saves a lot of soap, awl the oper-
ations are more welly carried mat
and the results more satisfactory.
This valuable supply of water COWS
down from the clouds in fairly cap.
bus amounts :notate by mantle and
costs nothing except a smell outlay,
Probably 4150.. OPee in 4 lifetime
for eave tranageleag and a etorage
tank or eastern.
Over Ontario the average rainfall
from Aril to December is about 2 ea
inches per Inmate and if all the
auildinges ut an averege-sized term
were provided with eave-trougleing,
no less, theo four barrela of water
per day on the average over the
whole year would he colleoted. Thia
quantity of water will serve ealcient-
ly a family of *Jig living in a. home
a:ape:taped with raodern plumbing ex-
ture* The only draw on the well, or
hard water, supply would be the
amount required for driulang and
cooking purposes.
A Good Cistern a Necessity.
To safeguard against a shortage
of soft water in times of drought
and (tering the winter season when
rains are scarce, the cistern should
be large enough to hold a two or
three Months' supply. This would
require a storage tank at the very
least 20 feet square and 10 feet
deep, or its equivalent in different di-
mensions, or two smaller tanks bav-
ing together this capacity. It is well
to reraernber that the tank bellt in
the coblcal ,form, say 10x10x10, is
more „economical than one of the
same size but oblong in form
(6 2.3x15x10) for example. The
cylinder torm takes even less ma-
terial ithen the cubical, but. it may
be a little slower and harder to
build. Sometimes the bottle form
Is couitteucted. • Miler the cylindri-
cal or bottle type is usually built, of
brick laid in a rich concrete mortar
and finally well coated on the inside
with aericb mixture of cement, pref-
erably ,super cement, and. fine sand.
The 10x10x10 size will .hold .6.250
Inaperiglesicallona, or approximatelY
200 barxelsi• In U.S.A. gallons the
cepaaity would. be 1-5. more; or 7..500'
'gallon% To build the cube-s'oaed
cistern •(1.'040x11)) it would require
12 mai yds, or concrete, the well%
bottom -and top being six inches
thick.. "Using a 1-6 mixture it would
take approximately 1$ bagrela of ce-
ment and 16 loads of 'gravel. For
the cylindrical shaae it -Would tale
about -11 cu. yds. of material, and
;or the oblong shape e6 2-3x15x10)
about 13 :eu. yds. With a knowledge
of local prices of material and
labor, it ,would °be an easy matter to
estimate the cost of a 6,000 to 7,000
gallon bistern. •
The Llitation of ' the Cistern.
The Itcmse cistern may be located
In the 41,1ar,..or, outside underground;
accordioglo conditions.. If the cel-
lar be adage and provided with good
drainage. for the overflow of the cis-,
tern, there .can beno serious objec
tion to, having the cistern in the cel-
lar. U,the roof of the house is not
large enough to collect sufficient rain
water ler the water service of the
home, the roofs of barns and other
buildings.may be connected up to an-
Jhe other cistern at these build29
ings And,
" 4 •/,
"
S et a:el tregie deaths at . e' ' ''iialrdetented Canadiens at andlefeet deft at a point where
e .
iMontreal be to build, one „very large under -
over .vitek-enif.,. grounettink, 12 „ or ' 15 feet square
O
Montreal, 4 to 2. fri ..,,, rain water trete both house and
Allieflottiffire CoMmil, sanianefns barns would .'gravitate „ and Collect.
Germans to Cannes. .. Between the beeps and this cistern
Genoa Conference to aid trade re- ie. wourd ' be advisable ,to -build a
vival in mid -Europe. „ • - settling basin to intercepaLdirt from
Washington Conference bans use roofs. The water systemtwauld be
of poison gas in war. connected to this large %cistern to
Sohn 0. Cutler, Hamilton, drops supply theaueuse or barnrae required.
dead while shaving. The same Water system could be used
Woodstock, 'Ont., had one burglary to supply the house .or bare with the
during the year 1921. e . • water fetnn the well or other source
Recount .granted in Port Arthur- used for drinking tine cooking
Kenora Federal election. • purposes, •
Liberals to prosecute . protest In building a cistern eoenee make
against election in Kingston. - the serious mistake of •naliking etefoo
Ex -Mayor Joseph Oliver of -Toronto small. Then install some .form, of
dies after' a lengthy illness. . - water system in order to have the
' The 'oldest Masonic lodge in To-. soft water,- both hot and, colds -on lap
rout°, celebrates its 1.00th lorthday. throughout the hOuse. In subse-
Returned .soldier taken by death- quent articles. I will deseribe various
while worshipping in Toronto church. types of water systems tor the farm
The University of Toronto senior home. • '
basket -ball team .lost to Syracuse, 20 The Department - of Physics, •
to 15. . 0.A.C., Guelph, Ont. is prepared to
Four persons yose hurt. while advise you without cliareeefegartieng
coasting on High --Park- --(Toronto) installation of waterleyeefaMaiaaleineb-
slides. .. , ing, sewage disposal, 'eta:L-artra a
, Labor conventiOn.MaY change Graham, 0. A. College, GuelPii,' •• '
whPle RRIci.P.LP.:1- ,.4.3'glzaktioaleetlithel : a': .o. •
k
mu,yethe .1,..1,..3 t?enets eta lo ieorar elteie Everrejm arand - country home
, -
Judge.. _akl_llitanillia elledifialloamenthee ;Would le& eitself, and to do this, it
Ji Ibea 4.,440 mojevolnorealirattie time leeimoyelor eechefanally• to'ckebaet
e Ao .,,,temv ,, e. /glade eneitittitblea and 4CualtisTrnitstu
0. PatrickUie ...defeated Hanailtoferi'i •,g.tAll , ,coratia'Attilftkreskilde gtiiiir8,-,Thidi0 102,,e0 areN. Iit . tiedatoe the lee *heal 4,6ticatefillaefereeptaffedatoaseere
a ,
idaatersbip-, .. .. • .0,' - ,th-ati they are rat and mouse Ike' l5f)=
crete foundation -for -storage
street. Toronto, on Saturdav. niglit buildingkis.advisble whenever it is i•
• t1,1:
' "Palling .. in • front ..of 251 :1' Jervis A. co
OR ,JUST TEA?
Theirade'sa.ft.distinct difference
i.sat
fvr of
Reg
Zuxic
Me. Lawrenee Rao "es vesetieg at
•areite-Mr. J. N. Centin Off Wae
ep.exat: tiee past weak at las home,
leseple-Mr. Amos Beet:mown
s;seer, etese Vtela. Tayistoek, art
aslant.; friends and releetivee En tbia,5
%ielnily.-Mr. WaliZems .Dela
eatee N. y., spore the .aveleelates oath
We. sietere, atiseee .Etbel. and Eva and
brother .T.- L. Wiliianks.-4 =taw gate .
bi.snalunac2hur ,.slebietnenaleelo, pvelnleeelpiienitigaeeten-,
nelees- Igo.* lea the part thee wets form-
,nlY Used as .a feeler and tC :t store,
Mr. Peter Papineeu Z Dee ,inapager ol
ilia one entertnese.-ale. • Wee Edigb-
offer of ate 141h eoniteiseent• aerho has •
been, seriouely ell. Se. lanpreating ealaely
Cleetora A. Hoffman aas been.
engaged by ate Parr Line -• eel:Lea:a
beard as teaeher, and commenced .his
duties een Tuesd,ay rnoraingeaair..end
Nero E. Wools of D4roIt . were. cis-
ut home„ of the. forMer's
M. and Mrs. T. L. lifurm. They
the tep by suoton
eere, Violet Linkin, of Bianshard hes
Iissued a. writ for $2000 clennages ag-
ainst George McCullough of the same
towns14, aalegtog ree.atessraess and
neg1geu.e wheal he latter's car struck
he eormer's velterle causing •injurees
iza September laet.
....,
Nil spilat for Sick thikireo
POI -I -EGF. ST., TORONTO.
•••••14=1..m•
Miss Margant Wilson -I'd -ROI' -
n4. v:Iit at her home eher.e„ r.iuui-
E.
Cook andMrs!, Ce4ii14' ' tuerivr,
;Int a few days with frIcads 7:3 Out.:
it. -1)r. S. G. =ea Mrs., Coulter czad
litil:,1 ->1 Toledo spee,t the holltiaya
Vi 11 Mr. and :qrs. johagoulten4-,Miss
Mule Buellanare matron of the' :305 -
Oat at Niatatea, •aari afeas . jeeeie,
N taavieng ,.a.t the Soo. armee' A few
days weal their parentsea•Miss :Graeae.
Hardie, who bae been spending e,iltee
holiday, we.h her parents, Dr. •and Mrs
Hardie, reatrnea to -Torontta-Mr. tool-
elrf. F. S. sverks, (nee. Mist Peari-
Dykes),. of Toronto, spent 4. few days
wait alr. an1'.11rn, Adam Reiehert.--
Ur. and :NIrs, A. Reieheet emounee
i•he marriage ,ef tlaerr granddaughter;
.Pearl R. Dykes, "to Mr, F. Se 'Stevens
of Toronto. The eeremony . Wee pers
formed by ehe Rev. Lyon, Hills eof
London D. 31. -Mr. Frank .Wlia a of
Saskatoon, accompan•ed by Mrs. 'White •
and two elialdren, are spendleg 4 few
days here with hes parents, 'Mr. end
airs. Wan White, Mr. KennetleWhite •
and littr:1 S44 Of Detrattegleibmpaaa
New Year's- ander 'dee parental roof.
-Mr. Thos. Hudson, met yeah what
miglat have been, a, sereeue'',Uhaieleot
wben. he Was 'nat. by ,e-, Heat jaalley.
The pulley hlt beta an theside of ethe
head. making a nasty eut.--eMreellate. r
ea Buseb,who was elellring heated:
at •Ceedeten ha.d the rnearotteaai,elo.
babis car turn over; breitkinAi'llie :
weld. shield, ontsbing abeetetiee.eaaid'
le:oaken:et orte of Oa hen,d, eelfete fief...Mr
lieseh was ,not injugld, liut_U
. ...
beet :Hoggarth, who'-'e,..aa..'Weth11 oe, Tee
.c,f4vedsome deijuri.ot fabont . the bead,
-Mr. Jos. 131at.thfor!li 'Cit..' Wea'btern,
Saske es .eisiteng, lei faildlie elr. • R.
Bla.teleford,, and sesateeeeeatrea. Cans,
Jenks' and ,other aelatives.
-ae.---,--;4124IJar..
"ARKHILL-Anotheal:Or our Pion-
eer women iin the persori4Mrs'.
Rachel Mark edied frala'eth.-74f. 1.1i year
on, Sunday, • .Jai. :lea. Saleant e 'alma en
Plymouth, Eng.., and e teacenada
an 1849. She .mairifeeh%f a‘ at,f,• Jelin.
Mark, _a eau* Weill -nig It „.‘ 4S# ' aoarne
as -herself, He died vi.
,
Miss Jennie Greer fractured her leg. practicable. 4
•-alg•°••
She. had lived en tilts vaaaeloherha... jg.re, at
many years..
alth Support et Public, Ontario
latelne Greateet Ceildreads Hoie
pital on Mist Ciente-acne
Mr. Elite/ra-
ttan people lima atead wore
used to. They realize, o
iastauee, that the cbild of to -day
the etizen et the future. Tbe -
allege Q1 tbls Hospital is to previa*
aervicewhereby a,ny Ontario cleat.
who ia weakly. may be made strong,
ter If he
le erippled, may be set
straight.
Part of this aervace coneists ot
personal medical and surgical care
of the chlaren. Part is in the school.
Ing t doctors and nurses to carry the
ligh or medical science into the
uttermost oracle of the province.
The Mateo is a contribution to
Oi-IILD 'WELFARE work which must
commeed t Hospaat to the sem.
petty And support ad your readers
You probably saw A Quebec do-
spa.tch deploring the, groat Want
mortality in that pollute. Cue
great factor sebaela givee the °Mario.
bars ehild so much better a chance
in lito is the maintenance a public
philanthropy ot the leadingUospbtal
tor children on this continent. And
that child. whether It be pallid et
cheek or creaked of limbs, is helped
over the rough spots of infancy and
adolescence by this same Hospital.
Here ire the average day's tienres
ot 1921 attendaacet-
Cot patients • 4• • 41,1 4 41.• 444 268
Other patients ..•11.• It V • • • • • • • 168
•••••••••
Total .. ••• • 44 426
Deming the year the Hospital
actually saves the Mae of scores
upon scores at children. It restores
health or straightens limbs for bun.
&Os more. Every contributor to the
Hospital funds is a sbaraholder In
an enterprise which wins back
berthb a,nd bePPIness tor thousand
of ealldren, and thereby' gives loy to
thousands of seixtona homes.
Reteeraber, however, that every
ehild to whom the Hospital's doors.
are opened -and none are retused-
adds something to the Mancha bur-
den which tbe GREAT MOTHER
CHARITY has to carter. But it has
never defaulted oa its dividends.
which are Pahl not In money, but in
service,
The continued service et the Hoe-
. pital d.epends on the contheued sup-
port' car' the public. A minute of
mercy. attests fifty cents, and tbe clock
In the treasurer's oftce is six months
stow. So there are it lot of minute,
to ,catch up.
The Hospital Is accomplishing
tifty pei cent. more work than before/
the wee,. Owing to higher prices it
requifee 'almost tvrice the money.
May 1 place that simple but 4erions.
• fact 'before your readers in eonnee.
Mir with the 46th Christmas Repeal
ot the Hospital for Star Clittdrpn ter
funds to Wry on another yeer ot
• service?'
' F;;It-htney yours.
IRVING a ROBERTSON
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al..erman of epee& Caanne .
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