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BREVITIES
Hockey Team
Fans in Fight
On Mitchell Ice
You umgY call them eopititions
Oet of a book peon the shell.
Stint hero's a requisition--•
Aen't judge °mere by yourself
Notices in this column cost
. 25e up to four lines; 5c for
every extra line. - •Cash must
accompany ad, Orders taken
over 'Phone 35c.
FOR SALE—
Two Hereford Bulls for sal, apply
Charles Weymouth, I,oncle.aturn
FOR SALE—
A Cow due to freshen March 1st,
1-c apply to Alvin Atmet-;mg.
phone 36-0
WANTED—
A reliable agent fur Brussels with
a well known line or farm
machinery, apply to
Box 711 Th••
W0130 WANTED— w.� _—
12 cold of Ii.s.sh and 'mettle web,
wood 14-inelo s long. Te be deliv-
ered at S. S. nn. 0 Grey by tin, ort.
of Febtnery. .'Inters 10 be
ed by Fehru.*1' 1_`rt 1,nw.
tender not nem,: ti i' acre r -nth
2-p Wm. Smith, sec: treat,
CUSTOM SAWING—
Will he lone at Brussels op ,,11'
the Creamery in the Spring,
phone 42.11 James Stet ',.soil
FOR SALE—
Young Work Buses, we'll -broken, '
also Shorthorn Bulls, all servhccmbls
age can spare a few heifers,
4-c Thos, Kett•,
Henfryn, phone .05.9 i
FISH—
Direct from the Atlantic slightly
gall Polleck, 3 lb. 25c; 6 'b, 59e; 12
lb. ,51.00,
apply FORD GARAGE
LOST—
Overshoe changed at Bowler's
Euchre on 18th, a black velvet
overshoe tanned, size 6 left shoe
exchanged for my awn, the same
kind only size G1,o Anyone looking
for overshoe, please phone 544.
Mrs. Nm. Speirs(
TENDERS WANTED—
Tenders will be received at the
Office of the Secretary for 8 cords
of 20 -Inch maple body wood to be
delivered at Brussels Public
School. Tendres to be in by Feb-
ruary 9th.
2.c R, S. Werwlok, Secretary.
TENDERS WANTED—
Tenders will be received until
Feb. 5th for 25 cords of bode hard
wood beech and maple, 15 -inches
long,
also 2 cords cf cedar 15 hostess
long to he delivered at Dull!'
church, Walton, before March 100,
2-p Robt,MMFadzea-t,
iec'y.
WANTED -
10 Cords of Hardwood Maple and
beech body wood 16 -Inches tang,
also 16 cord of elm 16 -inches long
Tenders may be 'separately, Wood.
to he delivered at S. S, no, 1.0, Grey
not later than March 1st, Tendert;'
.o be in Feb, h, lowest tender not
necessarily accepted.
1•e W. H. Speh'an, Sec -Treas.
FOR SALE—
Desirable property with acreage
for sale, Possession Mar, 1st,
brick house, good barn, henhouse,
hydro t'hrongho'it, For further par-
ticulars see Wm, Spence, Ethel, or
write Grover C, Gill, 566 Talbot St„
London, Real terms to proapeetive
buyer as 01119 place const be sold, if
not. sold will be rented.
TENDER WANTED—
Wood wanted, 15 cords 0f 110dy
wood, beech and maple; j6•incheq
long to be delivered at Crnnhrook
school In February.
Tenders received up to ,Tan, 29,
Lowest or any tender not neceestu•.
ily accepted, Dan Iiuetlicr,
2-c S. S. No. 7, Cranhrenlc
irrilaortant Notice
Accounts, Notes, Judgements
collected
Our cnl)Scting dopes ament is a
result of ycoaa' 111 ancrrsafitl experi-
ence in enllenlleg heal or out -or
town nrr'ntt'nte.
7clo collr'r". anti. nn e',n.r0 1 Mari
'Burkett Go!ieeting Agency
(License 176)
Head Office, Seaforth Ont
Rema Are Always Welcome
for the
Sez, 1. call'em
--6Musio is being played in factories
or England to speed up work,
at fi 0
—A few well -canned compliment' •
are the spice o: life,
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—The lan•guarge of the flowers'
,C'amelia, white denotes Loyl.hness.
(To be continued.)
✓ * ig
high, wide and handsome, on the
great big brute, how could he
be—all three,
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—Soule men await know tits first
tiling abouts Ita.cl times until the
bees km: lobs
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—Women might be able to muter -
stand each other better ever• the
telephone if 'bey would tali: nap at
a time.
--The rdaaon- there are so litany
(tog lovers rs hi this world I.; b'lra'1,e
everybody is important in the eyes
of a dog.
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- ---AtrAnmrt,Itudr lefligerai ad ant:1-
m,;1.1en forecast by ae auto-
motive engineer. • Have is hot Or
have It cold, Just a8 you 1x1611.
—Is That So?
A man who gives in when ht's
wrong is wise A man wit') gives
in when he's rt ht 1» marri'd
.:
- ( uelctcr ror.tling is vory inter-
esting, Jus'. g. t into as argument
with someone and he 1vi11 reveal lily
s1 that no glas'ses are nestled,
x 'it 8:
--Speaking of dogs—has anyone
ever tried teaching a dog tricks.
I have and was told I bad to knew
mere than the dog in order to make
a success of it.
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—Don': worry giris there will likely
he another bridge built by 19 40, to
take care of the leap year rush. And
maybe another place found for
honeymooning in the meantime.
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—Soz, I. went irto a cafe and after
eating my meal the whiter asked nits
holy 1 found my steak. Se Sae I,
10 was purely luck. I happeeecl to
move that piece of potato eat' there
w'aa."
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—Can anyone tell Which Is the most
popular song hit to the babes ---
"Mary had a little lamb," or "This
little 'pig went to market." I guess
it would depend on wherher the
baby was to be a movie aatres's or
a rancher,
* * *
—Called a vital cause whet hubby
wonders what causes indigestion, It
certainly must be when wide says
it is the °liability of a round
stomach..) adjust itself to a square
ureal,
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—•"Whah's the use of howlin'
Tho' the grind is long and hard,
The path to happiness never was
A' well kept boolyvard.
Jes' remit about yer troubles
That keep ye riled and vexed,
Why the spice o' life is guessin'
Jos' what's Conlin' next,
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Typographical errors are like cog
wheels with broken cogs, you have
to try and ftt then' back on. So,
if the reader has cognition enough
to cognate as to what it should be it
Will become clearly cognizabl'., Se
might the editor .be trying the eeg-
mice. of himself in finding out--•11rhe
reads the paper,
'--No doubt there will be -, lot or
weddings' postponed sine• ilia
honeymoon badge at Niagara col.
lepr.l'cl last Thursday,
Bravery was shown by tier 1 "1
who s0o10 out In the middle of the
night and rescued the 3;;t:, : that
Marked the International d,vidiut
Ihie; so did a lot who gazed ,pen
thin while 011 their—honeymoon.
els : 0
—Definition of a Nurse
A nurse is a marvelous compound
or redone) tied tortut*. She is
trained like .t dncror, regi01rrod pilo
a lielatoin cow, starched ,tile a fell -
dress shirt, But she can do
miracles! She can matte a eye -
foot sheet cover a six-foot b ocl, and
shake (10111 a Oiolcal therememeter
wattheut dislocating her 11:101, 00
putting her patient's eye out,
Wingham Man To Appea"
Before Magistrate On Friday
At .leas*, 200 hockey fans eoa1'med
onto the Ice in a' free -for -a'.1 in the
Rconcluding minutes of a senedulod
W. O. It A, •utatch betweut Wing -
ham and Mitchell in Mitchell on
Friday night.
Uhler of Police 1F'red Mureny bad
lite halide full end one arre•,t re-
sulted, Harvey Wright or lt'inghaut
was held and later released to
appear before Magistrate J. A.
:14altilts nil S1'attford next b'riday,
The general melee lasted for
.some 20 minutes, M,➢ychell fans
claim that it was the group of at
least one •Mundt ed \\rtnglt:ltn fans)
yho started the trouble by going
out on the leo in profeet of a
penalty given a Winhastn player by
Jack .MeaCllly of Stratford. tier re.
force,
McCulley awarded the :altos to
Mitchell with only a title more
titan one minute to play, The score
was 4 to 2 ut that time.
Wingharrt Couple
Wed 57 Years
Mr. and 'Mrs, "'homes Scott Recall
Michigan Fire
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SMOKE OBSCURED 311,1
I Wind•Blown Soot Killed Fish in.
Ontario Rivers
\\'in.gham, llr. and Mrs, 'r'ri.
Scott, or Winginaln, lately (celebrated
their 57011 wedding anniversary in
good health rod with the gno-1
wishes of many friends.
Mrs. Scott, now in her 7610 y,ar,
was born on the second lisle of
Morris Township in Huron County,
a daughter of the late lir. anti Mrs,
John Roe, who were early settlers.
She married Thomas Scot: on
January 20, 1SS1. They lived on
lot 9, concessior. 2, Morrts, moil
they retired 10 Wingham 24 years
ago,
Thomas Scott was born in the
Township or Albion, 111 the County
of Peel, and vo.en he was only 14
t years or age, moved with biz par..
elms to lot 9, concession 2, Morris,
He is 90 years of ,age, but buys his
wood in blocks and splits it him-
self for exercise.
{ The year the Scotts were marired
i was the time er great forest fires',
which caused such damage in
Michigan that the sun was 1)10(000
out by the smoke and ashes, and
the soot killed the fish in the river.
When Thomas Scott first came to
Morris he used oxen. He ,prided
himself on his ox driving and even
after he changed to hotsea still
felt that he would have pzererred
to hays kept the oxen,
Ms. and Mrs. Scott have five
daughters and cue son, Mrs., Edwin
Lounsbury, of Philadelphia! Mrs.
Donald Roes, or Clifton, Nes ; Wil -
)dant John, on the homestead in
Morris; Mrs, Joseph Eckle,,, or
Clifton, Kass, and Mrs. Peter Bassei,
or Toronto.
FORCE 'OF HABIT
Two acquaintances, who had not
seen Mastpterson for some years, '
called at his house on Saturday
evening, Mrs, Macpherson answer-
ed the door.
"Does MasPherson live here?
"Aye," was the woman's ropily,
"jilt carry him in_!"
'ROUND THE WORLD
T. NEWS
WRITTEN IN BRIEF FORM
Follow summer to its all -year
home. Thrill to golf under blue
skies, relax on warm sands.
for a winter vacation ac a
longer stay, there is never a
dull moment. And living costs
are very moderate.
Choose your own route. fares
apply direct or via the Canadian
Rockies, Vancouver and Vic-
toria to San Francisco in one
or both directions.
FULL INFORWIATION
AS TO ROUND TRIP
O STANDARD FARE
• TOURIST FARE
• COACH FARE
On Application to any Anon'
tANAD
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tAT I ONAL'
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Woman Smoke
Fights It Alone
Foe
Vlndsoe, Ont.
Smoke got it, Contt'oller Olive
Pane W113710's eyes at Rotu•e of
'Control 'meeting today and she
Moved a "b"o-nlnklug' 8'ig'1 on- the
wall Of Council Cllttlnbero be ,lac-
ed on Control hoard's, long table.
"Smoke ,-ors thick when it goes
for three huur.x;' Con•trolle: Whyte
said, but the smoking condoned,
U. S. Girls Fear Jobs
As Jap Boycott
Washington, C.S, A.
About 300 ho:-iery workeei from
Philadelphia marched in what they
called a "save.onr•jobs" ,parade to-
day,
The marchers, 011111080 al;Shia.
are members t,: the Amari- au
elation of Hosiery \\ nrk,'r', Cent.
mlittee for 1"dits71lal Or„•a r zation,
The unit arranged the parade in c'o.
operation will the Joint Silk Iadrs-
try Council in opposition to the i
boycott :r.b'panese 0)111. The
marchers aid a boycott of Jat,lanete
silk would deprive some 100,000
hosiery work.rs of employment, •
Souvenir Hunters
Swarm Scene
Niagara Fai's, Ont.
Malcolm Allen's sonveatr from
the fallen Falls View Bride here
has started to pay dividends.
The 15-yeai'old Niagara Falle boy
scrambled out on the ice jam or the
Niagara River end worked almost
all night to got the bronze plaque
marking the international boundary
on the crtdge. Today the plaque
is on display 111 Toronto, rented for
$115 a month. Malcolm, wba gave
the plaque to his father as a birth.
day present, 15 going to get new
clothes and skates,
Falls Bridge Wreck
Still Making Money
Buffalo, N.Y.
The Falls View Bridge',scalls
from which weet to its oweert. ilia
Internutianul Railway Company, is
still. a. buslmw; propasiti.'1 even
though it collatesed Thur'sdee from
the pressure of an ice jam 111 the
Niagara River,
1.10.C, street cars here bele ,.ie;e.',
"See Falls Bridge ruins, Cie by
T.R.C. bus. Round trip $1.21."
N. H. L. All Stars
Cord Drllloo. Toroni'o, ec n .1 two
goals to lead Leafs to 4-1 victory
against Detroit Saturday,
Syl A.plrs, '10101110, figured in
three goals against Detroit,
Paul Runge, Maroons (emitted
twice as team 0•'ed Bos1011 2-2 Sea
urday nigbt.
Fddie. Shore and Bill ('rsil-y,
Bo.tron, 1)411)0,1 Bruins tie 11 n t,n.)
and Detroit -with goal and asi,t,'
during week.ead.
Eddie Warne, Detroit, scored one
goal and assisted in the other in
2-2 draw with I:oseon Sulu1J•',
Clint Smith, Rangers, and Mush
'Mural), Ciiieago, whose uvea 111))
goals. left their teams ti,•,1 2'2
Sunday.
Wolf Shot 10 Miles
Outside Welland
Welland, lra,l. 011 t,
Chief of Police Arthur Daviess of
'Welland shot a wolf withiu 10 11111„
of Welland, believed the elates; a
wolf has been Fere in matte years.
Chief Davies went to Joo?ph GIl-
mour's farm in Wa.inileet to watch
the antics of :n animal on the roof
Of a low barn.
Going close to the barn, Davies
and Wellington Gilmour, son of
111e farmer, saw the animal was
a brush wolf. They chased it for
half an hour. Gilmour shot but
W131DN16S1?AY, FPl3, 2ud, 19
missed: the 11:o 'Oltie0 Bred and'
apparently at the wolf. it turned �.
and 8111/004 for the Chief, but
when 11 wee within Sl? yard,. Davies
Shot twice and 11le animal dtoPped,'
Tile 1)'1'ov'Ine1a1 bounty of $15 1x111
be , claimed,
Frisky Bertie Jacks
Hard to Shoot
Fort - Erie, 0111.
The rabbits in nea1.by 13ertfe
Township catme out '00 temporary
retireanexst Moseley after a success,.
fel hide -and -sack battle with 35
hunters, able to decrease lsertie's
bunny polnulation only slightly,
The limiters tools to 1h'0 woods
Monday in their attack , on Ili'a'r
Rabbit, but the best they could do
alter an all -day quest was a bag of
about 30 "jacks." or less than One
to a hunter,
It was the °Oinion of the hunters
that jackrabbits 111.0 not so pseud-'
0111 here as fortlletly, ''11,. ground
148q (tOvel'ed, With Snow and tl"aCk6i
were easily traceable,
ETHEL
John and Mrs. King will cele-
brate trier golden wedding :lrrivcr-
sary Monday, Feb, 14th and will be
at linin'• t0 their friends' and
neighli,rs afternoon and evening.
Jim Snell silt, went to the 1,02tb-
land dt�aricts 11,4111e1 mouths ago to
elig:tge in a timber tailing cm/tract
has arrived bred; to ,1311e1. Owing
to the large number or employees
starting in on the job in the first
place, the work was completed in a.
much sh„rier Calle than had been
expected.
Sometime 37, two fox being 1ar0
for et Stanley Speiran's farm, east
of the villago broke front their
pen during the night. The effort
to recapture them was promptly
undertaken and after some bone's
phase, with the Help of neighboring
fox ranchers dogs one of the
auitnal; was evcrtaken, unfortun-
ately the other one of the pair came
within range Of a. mean carrying a
gun, 11110 claimed he had licen>e to
shoot such game running at 'arge
and alas ins ltfe was ended.
A number of teen aged boys went'
to 13rtissels in Stan. Wilson's car
Saturday night and enjoyed e few
hours skating on the rink,
AN ADVANTAGE
"To what do you attribute your
reattarltable health?', •
"Well," replied the very -old
gentleman, "I reckon I got a good
start on most people by being bora
before germs was discovered,"
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Beer I..abellsid a Hockey
Sweaters Arouses Ire t ;
of Walkerton Publisher cM1; i
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(Walkerton Herald -Times -
Never was sport 50 beslnlrollod int
the Druce Capital as to have the
reiirreaentattive Hockey squad or the
living emissaries of 'Labatt's lige
by having the big . beer baron's
11
name scrolled across the sweaters
they are 000401nlr. St is' u wells
known t'a'ct that the liquor trade Is
spending enormous' sums In adver-
tising to get the beer drinking
1halbt .iust111e0 into thousands, al-
most millions, or young 'men and
women, who (3o not at present knew
the taste of booze, and If the gift' of
the Labatt sweetere, *1111 the big
shot's name emblazoned onthem,
and 1v.bdch t oration was' made
through his (Haulm 1 epi eseetativo,
1T1, Ales. Hogs' an, or town, who is
president et the local club, fsn',e, all
advertising strict, then what inthe
name of the seven sainted sister's,
is it?
place enuising about as the ' advel'.'
r
Parents who encourage their off-
0pr1ng to a ord hockey tnarc1)4s
and view 1110 world', fastest moving
alert In oreratiou, will ha1dly caro
to have til„ 1 .'ze focused on lager
labelled u11lt:nmq as' it suds end
sport were ) yeonontous, and as' if
1110 *0g11)M11e 71 "Labatt,' 'wag a name
to be conjured within any but a
booze 11ibbler', imagination.
Walkerton is not so short of funds
that its hockey ),tare` must be linked
to a beer sign to get sweln,er$ to
function ill, and we have it on good
authority that a number or 411.90e113
are already preparing a subs,cr10tion.
-ist to outfit the locale with a le.+
galla that won't humiliate the aren't'
with a ,ild0ius'ignia on it.
In fart, wilt the prote_itswc. ha. -re
heard, against the brewers' balahoo
it is (10650300able if the boa otice
receipts, in v'.ex' of the threatened
boycott wouldn't justify a iprolnpt
change of garments until a new sup-
ply of sm'eatere' can' be br0ug110'" ort
the scene. .
Walkerton mayV be the booze osis
of the district, ante there may be.
some local 101chrian so wedded ,,to his
idols as to rejoice in it, but to have
our" leading ,Lrockey squall clubbed
the "•Brewer'":til the outside press,
is,to add the 1as0.strall' tlia't 'oreaics
thecn',mOS'ts bail&,,and so tho:rueb tp'.
get the beer banners off 'ilia 13ru00
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