The Wingham Advance Times, 1929-01-09, Page 4, .
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AFTER HOLIDAY SPECIALS
1:4‘1..1NCI I LVOR'ir at half price. This is a \VOndOt-
Itti eltance to complete your set of this toilet 1416
J I( )1' wATP,Ts.) BOTT I ,E—Gttarant oied. fo
years, large size, for . . .. ...$1.49
STATIONERY—A large 25c Writing Pad and
a 1.c: package interlined Envelopes for, .. .29c
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AOlkiKarmaoAnas,
cKibbon's
ri
rag Store
7.S"-. %Lola DIts sio„,
Tiznothy Says There is
Priothing, for the Laggar
,
T{, Editucav a1 thim
Wingllarn PaYPQrs.
Deer Sur:—
cnvp1,0 TD TRE cmuRcru
asorkgston Whig-StUndard)
•A contemporary has taken up the
question Of giviag to the church, aed
quetes some fig-tires'recently. arri.
at in one congregation. lhese •
ore
Eik I
LtiRD.LY MO1:IS
It..VaitaxIMS
ate
thAtld ye about :the two 14o.b ed that, five, families p1edge0 Wow-
Schoes ol bywho do be sialayiu lvid of two packages of chc•• A ftitte (cost
its, an 'Lisa foine pair av young fel-
10-18 they are, but 1. bev to be zither
n 1' 1, a bit av a talk now an
Wk; eetten the eqv ,dgtkg Oulu a
soda; twenty-two g .,13Vall,nrit 'cif on
average smoker', eon he 'cost Q1 the
thin, to reinfonite, so to shpake, what ,a„,ty
. . ,
they do be latitin at School,. -Thim member , 4.(011.„km,(6,4 Iffruch z4Seach
lads do be slItudYln Princh, an Latin( les 0.- oto4141-pay to aTtend the Moy-
Grake, an, 4111,04c, nayther wan av , ,oiet• eiight; forty-nine gave ae
AlfeMilleA1301i.
ItAglitfouted, and '614.*e.,s Evidenee
Ttieenendens Strength---Featiese
leighter When Cliallecteged—Devot-
ed tO SOUng.
Seeing. a Canada moose as a ailed -
Men in a Museum One might well be
lee to epeculate as to the extraordin-
ate' build of thie, the largest 'of all
ai deer, writes Dan Mecowan in Forest
thine kin sheake good English yit, La,: would ay for hench at a and Outdoors. The very tong' legs
-dn not aven chteint Irish. 'Tis a me.' 11110,14r4a0b.' :piked eeetatrant; forty- and the extre'nelY 511°11' neck are ap-
parent contradictions; the massive
wide spreading aetlere with which
the male has been provided muse.
oureey. pi•chet liardensorne and amulet
but •impede the ereature's progress
through the tangle of thiek woods;
the monstrous nose and oversize up-
per lip are singularly grotesque, In-
deed the animal seems so uncouth
1and so unreal that the casual ob-
server . strolling along the aieles
wherein the art of the tee -idol -mist is
displayed 'could be forgiven for con -
take intoirely, so it
"[Int wussen't about 4'
elfe that 1
'Alb; fel :flee prke of pound of
nlora.opa:t6I:s, vritoa (..ancisr, and forty'
.the 14
-1 of a
to.lked to thim lasht • , .„ ,
it moight bey oiii,..„..titipe 1424, , whti ,i,t. ,
Thie •sietinds tether .tiheap, and a
tt, 't.1"1"01 see iitil' ettitent6bile •firee a .year.
1 shpoke to th,,,,,,e1 fsom4„.1,*u°
i loike This. vele, long way Of what has been les-
"1,3„Y,els'" "''''''' 11, c., ao he Ki'oi'in :veiny •regarded as the "tithe" due to
up le'"'..:ce e'n t. am 'not stirpNiisefi •dr•ibe tihutch.
it lee eetertteee 'av fhe tonceint ye -acsi nut is it a lair camper],
son..., 'We . doubt it. We will grant
ii 'r e will soon 11i.11, 'to be
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that the average church goes does nut
nin Me cot:indite- -an make'', some soft give as much as he mielit •
to thework
eidering• it one of nature's fantastic
. -.
ye
athetchurch, but there are many *aza9Himents• ' ,
v ' a hvin fel, rs:flves eat • the 'Same e c
tinse., an I ',,a•rie 'to tdll 'ye -that 'tis •I 1 o' i 4 •I'• e. Yet seen in its native haunts, in
o
. , . we° cite iett teere ts teas to 4,e, re- the torest aisles of British Columbia
- - • 11. 4i -e - '
FOR SA:O.,,-A,..-sed C 0 al or v(4)0(1 BLY"cH
,,----
range, higle oven, hot water irunt
treservt. lf-lest offer takes 11., Re- 1 -\.fr.,. i;,,,,1 , • , ,, . , 4, , .,, .
„. sh 1.41.e.t.sple 41.<4.K.I.Ve(i. LAW ,out.pe:-
-placed by electric. Part rash, Mrs, t '
T. R. Bofinc tt, , 'Jig leteiir the other 'day, which is self-'
lexplateavory, and enust contribute to
1.?0,Ftr me„,,x si,...a.tes arid tlie pileasure and ‘ii.tisfaction of those'
-- •
a inte(uested in forwai-ding some Cheese-
lloots size 6, nearly view. Appiy
,
OffitZi.41. n'y ie wureue. an ere the various festival; alien which d. ,
strength., The great inuseles expand -
t -.fug• cause ripples
eot t rang IT1
that this ',weekly Pledge or in the wilderness regions of the
e poor nein L.- who IS membered,.
Whin 41. 'need. 'to .be:Wlirraakiin arrow -id. of ete by
in Lie great majority of •cases, if not
no means covers etre con, ,
• ,Nerthern Quebec this splendia ant -
:Prairie Provinces, New Brunswick or
'at die l Intl ae the procisniore
• •. • ,
Ys orvainzations
itt l'unibee camps, an on railway con- • e • •
trunnions made, There ate 'various .3110fatib.,l'eltbehletldee°1..1111'1‘eflosvitnhge
connected wifh. th e trainc-cl. athlete, the raoo.se in all its
'fhracts, an rh-er d.roives, alwa
lawb churches which call 'for money There • actions gives evidence ot tiemen u.
.
"found that fhe lasht man on the .
t
mai= ehe,er to the under-priviteced . . .
X04- Ointariii•ie-- the poorest pay, an -wits the furst to special collections are inec.le, such as
1",(YR Ite .'•ei 4,tnit-turms ,
-Zehool Car, the coat that, despite its coarseness,
Ing ton rat,
were the Thanl-egng Ftheter and Christ:4. !4shimmers in •the sun; now and again
int the sack Whin }ewer min w
Rocatis, semi or ittditurnished; also anadian .1`Tatioleal Ry., ' d ,
1-11(4050. 1 •as the light plays slant -wise there
aice .• ye turn out o )e
garage.' Modern, evinveniences,
ers shticl het anipistiun enough to
-01 Ontario, „ , • . mas; there are extra appea.s 01 Nar- s
eems to be a sheen, oi la lei tete -
tl • r
g;G;t: • ecenibte. 27,, 029, ioue ;objects, contribution2,
s .re sought cto.. or like the bluen
sh on a sun locietion. .„2e. !J. Ross1)
. • ,• e
t 1 f • • •• f -
4. Dear Miss Gillespie:— entlinrepitirs o
es, n or tor plum'. And now light-footed the eyea
-
throv to kape the clainest farrum on for nw bu
FOR SA1 .E-1 't. -,pan of Perch even
mares, fl5I1 liOitItd six years,
Ireoken singte «r double, sound wed Have Not Always Right -Of -Way
Masstey-Hapeis seven -foot 1 In the couree, of his addresss to
right;
3. Cut 'binder, sheaf carrier and wont; the jury tlie 4hearing at the Ses-
complete. •Avely to 13aviri
Wroxeter.
71VAN't*E1)--Cirl or woinan for 'Gen-
eral honsenrwirk. Apply to Advance
-
Times.
'WetNTED—Horses, Se to e6; rab-
bits Mc ealCh. R. Laidlave -pbone
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CARD OF THANES
Mrs. W. A.. Currie and family wish
to extend their sincere thanks for (Highways, but they are entitled, after
many kind expressions ,of sympathy doing so, to precederice if they had
from friends during the .reeent be- Iri.ocbca the intersection ahead; of
reavement„ „ ,
• 'motors operating on the Provinciat
Highways. Thl is a point upon
IN MEMORIAM
inany appear vague.
Westlake-- Lovingly remembering Probably all Amity members are
a dear son and brother, Harry West- people whom 1 can remember quite
"Jake, who died .Tanuary 3rd, 1921. Ivividle. Please ask thern to help me
Sometimes we -view a sunset more -
tie -tire out why wheti a millionaire in
sions of the Peace at Walkerton re-
cently of an auto accident case, His
Honor jndge Ovvens drew attention
to a misconception in which numbers
of PC 9)10 appear to persist. For fire
benefit of those Who seem to think
that, because they are travelling on
a Provincial Highway, they have the
right-of-way over -persons in cars 'ap-
proaching from intersectiens, he stet -
ed, in effect, that this depends upon
circumstances. Automobiles are, forc-
ed to stop before entering Proeincial
' glorious than the rest, ,
Or hear Well rendered rou,;ie! by \ankh er muda )1.- in Texas becomes. poor ye byes is that a noun! sInnit card is T. ! •
, our Skulls are bleased; the worldls goods then the tinder,
'the -161", (111 to gruw besitt cr°Ps4! the debts on old Once -and. other calls
an raise the f Oin est shtock. If ye de- readily occur 'to our readers. We
wid thesuc
tory parthy fursht ting iso eandRily Confess 510 4Kao not. like -coin,
parisons h aS we have otierted;they
Colde to go „ in fOr pollyticks, •111C 19)
as tc,.). git a rtiight Altai*, an thin are not quite fair' to a great many , .great, this large -bodied deer belies its
times when the need of caution is
shtiek. to It, Ter the Tories are- bett:' therch memberc; end 'they cast a slur clumsy. aPpearance . and moves
' out i b through the underwoods with a
her at handin?-w--
Js to thee which, considering the, large annual
frinde:: than fliim Grits are, though eums which are given to the -WM-lc -en I , tit . iiiieanny, Again, when eompelled to
stealth that is at once impreseive end
1 Mei,-tot Much out av [him inesilf, the churches cannot be Said to be seek safety in flight, how,impeinwee-
but I 'am 'ixPiektin that Mishter Eer- altogether deserved. At the samelv .. , ,.
it crashes. through the woods, he
ill not fergit 1110 Whin' he
' ' time we frankly admit that peO- eriorinous. palmated antlers Lhrownt
guson m
..
baekupon the shoulders, then eeem-
shfarts a dishpirfsary
in Wi'llhati:1' PIC could increaSe their givings to the in
.
'Tis ihtiekin te a 'jaw ' that counts, churchvery Considerably if they Were: g folded out of the way and offer-
])
no matther whether. it is pollytickS, ins little hindrance to the progress
inclined to do so. - , of• the beerer. • . . .
a moose run?" Ia
-arr farruniing; arr wurrukin in a Inc-:. , ' . •, ' ' : "How fast can, S
Ouestion often asked. In recent Years,
Ail .A.S.SeSttetS• :Work members, of the Royal Canadian
4 Monnted Police engaged in Motor -pa.;
.van' fQr if Y
too much ye will always be slitartin trol du,y within tbe National Par•k
L- 1519)0Oangin iirwilild To the Municipal -Council and FelloW
at the. bottom av the 'laddher akin,
4 Ratepayers' of East Wawanosh:—. • Utility, net only to observe moose in
ereas, of the West haVe had oppo,.r-
an 0(1111111 in at the heel av the hunt, Gentlemen, as I have been an (,)f.-• the act of running rapidly, but 4 also,
an 1)1111 hewers *IV wood any drawhers freial of the municipality . for a num— by- meaue of speedotneters on meter
ber of vears and .I wish to be reliev- cycles, to ebtain eecurate data as to
av ,wather ter the 1Migher tip fellahs, ‘he ao+nal speed' aetained 'bv these
which the same is what inc dawter- ed.. at this time from that pc.i.sition, ''' ' - : • ! :
creatures. In September 192* Corpl.
tore is,, stepping high as it well-bred
Hackney, daintily as a prairie ante-
lope, and surely as the wild sheep on
the shining mountains of Canada. At
tory, arr in an atvfice. Nivir lave wan
place ti114 ye are, sliure av a betther
ni-laso call inixin me inettyfers,
success and good fecline- from the mere Highway ah.ead of his car for !
feel thait 1. have had a good long , Ball of Banff detachment hail 0. large
Amily.way ------------ iyge av an ,terin and have had a fair arnbunt of .bull moose, rtui along the indet-
ishman to shpake tll he is undher- the distance of two miles and at a
ereat majority of the taxpayers of registered speed of twenty-five miles
t'she TOWnship.' •There several per hour. • "The animal ree' .very
stood, an what I want to impress on
la po----------------------------------------------001010 o' .• things ii•b"Lit 1-11e wl'rk that rather isivaddle-Iegge(1,,, he said "like a
in And .wish that be were here with us, privileged of, the bush becomes more
b131. sonic things I dcin't
pacm,, hoist., When. urged to greater
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these blessings 11(4.1 -night share,
1 privileged still.
Fort,ettin., for thc. momeat 110,5 111 1
l'his 'is a winter of need. We inade
our Father's care;
That he is safely guarded --We Would an extra effort for Christmas and 1
,111,1 llav,-! it chang,"(1- think we did -well and did kindly. But
God ,thu,„,td 0A:id 1., it all 1 , , ,. • ,
auoti nine nonws Just now to It nom
most. carefully arranged.
And -------, il the daybreak, \elicit. life's 'the help that comes front your d'on-
,mysteries are declared, atioil -will be very necessary and I
Ile :will be first to greet us •in that do not cOunt the houses where ac -
place God has prepared.. 4.eptim„..ve„s ago grew to hi•
:Mother, sisters anli. brothers. ' gifts ' ` •
• a habit that bears no good. fruit.
SCHOOL REPORT
It is my Christmas gift to knew
that Amity Class remembered ' nit.
,
Christmas Tests, 'ILS.S. No. 13. the good New Year be. a great
' - - 1 1.1
it away if it is a thrunip. 4' • ; • the 1'11 1111er
I wud advoise ye not to lie noine
e• -i their 1)uildings, np goes the assess- ' disappeared. in the greentvcrods. .
(11 tile same like. For histance, if a party improv -
swerved suddenly abide and at once
elipots all yer loives.
NONV byeS, I hope 3..n..4 will t ink cm-er
1)01 1110 law sa s it rnust be and more solitiary th.an ariy herliivorous
. 11Writ, a thing I always hated to dr), Wary to an unusual deg,ree, much
the advoice 1 hey given ye. I cud . '' Y.' • . . • animal found in tile lioekies—•-a Tear -
say 14 1,41, inore, but T tink I hear the. . A i j• •all, but I ' b " • '
sequenfiy nothmg else for it. 1 have less dotter when challenged by a
!liken., comin un the shtens -o ve 'trice 1 0 3e air 10 PerhaPs riNal—there is , yet one other eha.r-
- ' - ' ' ' have erred in some ct.i.ses because 'We acteristic notable in this giant dner,
1 link, 'Misliter F,dithr, that thim don't i;ce all things in the same light. one that has been ruoi•e or less over -
had ltetther git back to ye rrooms!
tlie Town_ looked„, 4one that, is it,eto.te.r•the.,1ess ouioter
het. a few inoore 'Calks wid ilium"
roight if I 1 \V.lien T 'first went °ye' .
. the year the male moose is• a bashful,
lads• will corm" tram all evideni. During the ,„-teatei Intl 1. -
, .; ship I can recall many .conversations
Yours fel' t bigger and betther
.with the old pioneers who are now fellow, tremendously sell-consrionz
Canada, • :net-,trly till passed rm. Their pi„ces when under observation. He hatc.,s to
be s ied on and loathes bele, de-
.
Timothy Flay.
'have been taken by others. in look- 1) '
!tected in the act of crossing an open
ing over the Past volls I see that space or enntring in. tlie tro()ds. In
The nuniber signifies the per cent. \\ t - 'there are miry Five to SiX of the old such a situation is not crestfallen
I but only because he lacks a crest; his
hornes
V.—Elva Dane 69,.!7Margaret Sim- SiltoereIY,
Tfloris. 58. Fred Sloman.
Sr. IV---e:Tean. Lane 82, Dick ,
net 69, Wilfred Wier! 68, Elmer Gal- PLAYING ON VIOLIN'
0her 62, Ethel Fitch 62. ; ANNOYED KlIeLER
Jr. V—Gladys Fitch 71, 1)onald • , .
Fortune 68, Viola Willits 62, jack Guelph. Jan. 2.—Mental delnsions,
Wier. 62, George Gallaher 60, Gladys which caused him to betivi•e that
Wier' 58, Beulah Lewis 55, Robert "Scobie Dan" MacDonald was trvi 444
,C4.ratrigan 48. to hill bile With gas mid further an -
Jr, lil.!;.,-1\fary King 67, Lloyd Wier 01 000C by the ednstant ' :P10-Yitlg by
-64, Myrtle (lathers 60, Earl HallidaY \fact/0111dd 'of a virility Prompted
.59, Eva Willits 54. ! , jOcelyn Green, insane murderer 10
1.,, --Edith Willits 56, Helen Willits Make the. frenzied attack MacDon-
: h;stelyn Cathers 44, Jack WillitS ald in the psychiatrie ward of the On-
- 42 tario reformatory, which resulted in
•
Lane, Mac Hallida-,
n'athers, Margaret Niel, Emerald
I.amt-is, Eldred Cathers.
l'n—C4 core i 410 Al eN1 ichael, .11111-0
'Bonnet, •\,\'illits.
. V. •kl, Setter:4, Teaeller,
OM SUNNY CALIFORNIA
4`,eleivei side, Cal„ Jan, 1, 1980
?Car 12.(111'Z'rr
V e have enjoyed 1Iw news in your
valuable Weekly paint that we have
had =lied to 11, since .14)11611g to this
conntry a little 10,00 a, 3,ear ago. We
have .4.11 here long 'enough to 00-
( 1)0 different seasons or a
whole year and may say, while it
'was extreiraly warm liert• during
mid -summer, tiny tell 11.; it Was (111-
115111(1 Trott ever, tale it the 34ear round,
14 11 111 delighted with this
climate. Can ran the tottos the year
round and (t):,14:4 Wilt 1)1410111 all 'win,
ter long.
l'o-tlay, New Viiar'S Day, the Snit
is shining and is jtist as nine as a
May day at home. hat 14 nothing 14:),
against qyod old Canada, it's a,
enerderfrd (1111111":1% 111 ly the severe
cold winters dr 04 lee. With My
'or nre 114%re.,
.
Iteritao it' ts,
1,1111,
" nbie Dati'S" dUatil relN" hours
later in the institution hospital.
Such was the opinton est) ressud by
eformatory officials last night le an-
nouncing. that an investigation would
he opened thiS afternoon at 3 o'clock
into tile fatal occurrence. A 3 110y WaS
einpanele'd yesterday afternoon by
Coroner 1)0. T. FE Orton, who will
preside at the inC11.10-St,
Information regarding. the killing
which was revealed yesterday •was to
the effect that Green, inmate of the
lestittition ror 11.111.11y 3;*11 1'S attacked
Macl )(maid. with 0 small wrapPed iron
bar, strikiug 111111 four or five blows
and inflicting severe wounds, which
were :,14lifiCkni 10 render him tmeon-
seiolis resulted in tik death with-
in a few- hours,
"Seoliie 1)rtn" MacDonald was a re..
turned soldier and had a splendid re,.
eord overseas. 14.6 WAS popular ht
Kincardine and district aS a ball
'player and at 41C 1111114 play(11. 101'
Yo(1011.C11.
CARD OF TI4ANXS
T, WW1 lo thank the V01(401-, 'of Ai r
ris Township foe the continued eon,
Nth -nee in me as shown' by the .4. (rte.
on Monday,
Nr.me Vorl;er (incredulously): "Arid
you mean to sav that in Cali•fornitt
you hat e 865 days of sunshine. a
lean [-rpm ea
, , ,
ttctly so, sir, and triat's a nirgirty con-
. „
servaltve, estunate. •
LOSING THEIR TRADE
lie M11.11QS 011 Cael----------------1 that use
is• much too:short to give prpner
Ito be there. 1 think it wireld be safe
expression to the hang -dog sInmp
, to say that 80 per cent. ,of the PrOP-1 that otherwise is all too evident,
erties are other owners and ' Of the moose, as of most' of the
'no relatiou 4to the rdiginal owners, 1 so-called wild amnia's. Of Canada, it
;The population has decreased ov d
, i is commonplace to say that- they •ate
r
point by the Kananaskis Lakes
about 500 since 1896 when 'I first as- rocky
'se'ssed the township. T was 011 I. 11 en : on a quiet summer evening, watching
'for 1 4 years, then oiff for 12 y ear, , 1 the COWS, acedmpanied by their legge
, devote to their young. To Siton.a.
111(1 back a itin for the past 8 .y.tai.s -I calves, come to • the. willows to feed
1 . ' and to the cool clear water to think
,malsina 22 years ni all, ted]. no10 is idyllic occupa.tion for a'devout 110-
--
The anthracite coal business in the
United States is in a poor Way. 'tire
men who run it don't. seem to rx;,.
01)14 to set it right, so they ask. the
LT. 5. Department rir Commerce to
locate the trouble.
The 1:.5, coal Int 015( 4)' ( id not
know how 1)4 use its customers :when
it. had 110411. .
Canadians hatte memories that eas-
ily reach back to the days 1011011 1110110.
WaS 110 0,101 to 1)S had because a
strike was on.
The coal 1)00ple in 1.7.S. did a great
deal to make people littrry arotmd
mid find out that other things weidd.
take the place 01 ateliracite coal, and !
also tit make. them find out it could
that 1' should quit for the quitting ture lover. It is. likewise pleasing to
seems good to me at this time. , see the young being helped in their
Only.: the most tender
I l 1 •
; met some suitable pers.tin can br°1"11)g'
Shoots and leaves of t2e3E4 are appre-
be found that will take. my. Place, the' tatod by the, as yet, 'soft - mouthed
lbest that can be got will. *be nor -16 calves,. But this sue.mlent green .feed
too good for. it Is 0. mery important is for the greater part beyond their
;position for practically all the busi- ' • •
, ,•;5 (11: he Tow ), deve ,s 1 mother. She frequently snaps off leafy.
ncl ill)"11 branches and. casts them to tbe •
(the assessment roll. 1. Wish to ex- ground and often by sheer etrength
ipress my sincere thanks. to you all of . muscular shoulder pushes small
fOr Inc many aCts Of kindness and poplar trees to earth so that her off
TlitirsdaY, January 9th, 1930
T own
TUES
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Wingham
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•
Irvin whardson
Presents
Stack Bir
trels
PLE-21 0
Presenting 2 hours of Music, Singing and Dancing.
Choice selection of good, dean, funny jokes
arid sweet Southern Melodies.
Reserved Seats 75c, tax included, Rush 55c and 25c.
Doors Open at "7.30.
z enc an us p
:110epitality that T have :received at "ring ma"°11v("lientlY reach and
)(ours veto sincer(dv, afire it means holoceust for innumor-
f
I crop. the foliage.
•you,r When in midsummer the forest is
- •
able yoUrtg birds and mammals,
Fledgling's are 'destroyed within the
. nests and immature Mammals fall
ready 1,4:let-bus to smoke and tame.
Superintendent Howard. SIbbald of
BORN Kootenay National Park tells of the
• tate ofthreo victims in a eOnfiagra- '
lso secured otlit:r p1110015 than in
I.rnited State's.
The average 14111 41 will. haVe 111014v
sympathy with the miners tmt 1(1
work than with the coal barons who
im 11 1110 1.3140perties„—ileaC031-14kiraIsl.
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i .forest growth, One was e cow moose,
; to Rev. ,A, 0, and Mrs. Rintonl, the others her twin. calves, The ailtilt
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arid out-listanc•ed the fiery scourge
ti a Za,
but her young, opperently only a few
DEATHS . Wroxeter, Deeene days old, lamed, both strength and
Ath, lo Alt and m-rs. Hars,(,y. speed to escaPe, And. the clumsY, un-
couth 4 . grOtesque looking .mother
I-Topper—At SMirt• Ste. I'vfarie, Out,
111 Ttlinrsday, T/ecernher 2n41, ;fa VII- •
1111R triclow ol th(-4 late wit- 1
liam ll'opper, in her 73rd year0
terntent tool; place in Cleardslee
Cet11 010 0,y 011 Saturday,
M jai 1114037 2nd,
'Nfarearei 'efelivrtin Teed 81 veer.;
anti 6 days.
ha I, , R maid Robt.it. cleeted.to remain with her offspri ag
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Tile:4111y, Jantutry 71 It, to "*.Tr. and
rs. .1)6)11 'I -Tolland, a son,
Wells---ro Mr. anti Mrs. 1-farry VVel•ls
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126 Elgin St Clalt,,4in Galt Tiospi-
tal, frn January 4t11, 11son—Williarn
Tiarry
Harding -An Howiek on. Jamtary 4th,
, XI 1, a rid ,\ I vs. N orroari Ffardhtg,
1 a datigbtoe
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and the black, pall" wrapped theln.
round about. ,
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1,.Incour0.ge Maple Sugar industry,
• 'The, Qiiebee GoVeritneent wilt in
etilIeage the nitaple sugar, induatry bet
direct means. To maele .ettgar• 0e-
,0pera1ive bodies the peparttnent 01'
Axil oil tat re :will advance, for the vele
' chase and improvement, of erettlpment,
OP te $500 free or intereet
Charges ter it period 'of live 'e'45.
Vollowing 'their victory in the
-a- Eastern Lines championship of
first-aid teams of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, the Windsor Sta-
tion police team, of Montreal, car-
ried off the Grand Challenge Cup
for all first-aid teams on -the Cana-
dian Pacific system, defeating a
team from Nelson, E.C, winners of
the Western Lines championship,
in the all -lines final at Ottawa re-
cently. The Montreal team obtain-
ed 186 pOints out of a possible 275,
and Nelson xeceived 168. The
trophies were presented by Hon.
Hewitt H., Bostock, P. C., 1\f. A.,
Speaker ,,of 'the Senate, at a
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Pleasant informal dinner. The
teams were judged by Colonel
Charles A. Hodgetts, C.M.G., Vrie.
M.D., D.P.H., director of the St,.
John. Ambulance Association, Cana -
dime Branch. Above is the Mont-
real police team: left to right,
standing: Constables E. G, Wykes,
H. Stott, and 0. Tomlinson; sit-
ting: Constable W. H. Allison,
(captain of team), C. G. Miller,
first-aid instructor -for Eastern.
Lines, and Constable W. W. Peter-
son. Individual cups, donated by
Dr. H. A. Beatty, chief surgeon
and medical officer of Canadian
Pacific, were • presented to all
raembe,rs of the team.
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