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A GOOD PIANO AT A BARGAIN
LOCAL ITEMS
—Apply to T. Fells.
B LI CK WHEAT HONEY FOR Mx. Gowans; of Villa Nova, is at
SALE— 5c a lb, in your pails, a
1Combs 20C eacn,
n,
quantity b. a
q Y of one
also a number of 32 lb. pails, mix-
ed, $2.50, clover 12..c. James, H.
Casemore, R R 4 Wingham.
home for the holidays.
It is expected ed Ghat H
3Fdz
o will be
turned on at Londesboro and Auburn
this week. In each place most of the
business men and many of the house -
holders are installing lights and sev
F
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ORSALE—House of
d a s in the era] of the farmers are also installing
Village of Bluevale. Lot contains light and power.
half acre, a good well and house
24 by 26, feet. Cottage, For partic-1' Every man starting out in bus-
ulars apply to either H, L, Stewart iness- will have to go over a : hard,
or Thomas Stewart, Bluevale Ont. road and find out .its turnings him-
FOR RENT—House on corner Alf- self. But he need not go over this
red and Centre Sts. All conver.- road in the dark if he can take with
iences, garage, key next door. For him the light of other men's ,exper-'
particulars ,apply to Mrs. Bellinda fence,—John Wanamaker.
Johnston, 1.53 Wharncliffe Road, Canada National Railways have an -
London. I pointed to the, Railway. Commission,
LOST—Somewhere between Diagon- for permission to close Goldstone sta-
al Road and the B Line, a child's tion as the revenue falls below the
brown sewing bag. Finder kindly minimum required, .$15,000. They pro -
call Mrs. Tervitt, phone 602r6. pose to have a caretaker in station to
handle all business.
PROPERTY FOR SALE—A good Miss Jean Stewart of Wingham,
five roomed frame cottage on Leo- Miss Ella Morloch, Exeter, and. Gib -
pole' St., has back kitchen and son Whit, Seaforth, ,were the winners
wood' shed, electric lights, water, of the Carter Scholarships in Huron
sewer, garage, ,hen house, fruit this year.
trees, herrY bushes and good
gar-
These ,scholarships are awarded to
den. Splendid location. Apply to the three, candidates who obtained the
Mrs. Jas. Kirby, Teeswat.er. highest marks on not more than ten
WANTED -Girl wantswork at gen- papers of the 1927 June upper school.
oral housekeeping. Apply 'to .T, examinations in the city of Toronto
Dunkin, Gienannan, Phone 693r41, and 24 countiesor groups of counties
To the competitor who obtained the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS highest aggregate of marks, a schol-
arship of Slop is awarded. To the
IN THE ESTATE QF HUGH Mc- one ranking second $6o, and third
BURNEY, late of ' the town of $ao.
Wingham in the Codnty of Huron,
retired farmer, +deceased.'' To the Electors of Turnberry.
IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to Section 56, Chapter 12x, Ladies and Gentlemen:
of R. S. 0., xgx4, that all persons hay- I am again a candidate for the
ing claims, against the Estate of Hugh Reeveship-of Turnberry for 1928, and
McBurney who died an or about the
second day of December, A. D. 1927, respectfully sulicit your influence and
at ;:the Township of East Want*anosh, vote. If 'elected I can assure you of
ars required to send by post, prepaid my most diligent efforts arid best =-
to deliver to S. Stewart McBurney, ,leavors to serve you faithfully.;Wish•
Tui R, Wingham, Ontario, or' -to the
undersigned, on or before i i4 ninth fug you the compliments of the sea-
of January, A. D. rub, then- son, and a bright, prosperous ,New
and addresses w full par-Y,ar, I remain,
of,.,.•their t'lr c"llai nd in writing,' Yours very sincerely,
I. .3. 'WRIGHT.
MUNICIPAL N
1�[INATIQNS.
Blyth
Reeve and council for r9�8 were .el-
ected by acclamation, They are;
Reeve, Dr. W. f. Milne; councillors,
Geo, White, John Glousher, W. Mills
and William. Johnston, >Mt•. E. Bender
is the new utility commissioner. J, Il.
Hoover, Orton Stubbs, John Maine
and Leslie Hilborne were elected
members of the school board by ac-
clamation.
Mullett Township
There will'likely be a keen fought
contest for the reev'eship in Hullett
Township. Matthew Armstrong is run
ning against Ernest Adams, the reeve
for the past year. Mr, Armstrong held
the office of reeve for ten years, and
was defeated by Mr, Adams. There
will also be a contest for the council,
Those nominated were: Thos, Sloan,
H. Mogridge, Jas. Leiper, Jas. Forbes
R. Lawson and John Barr.
East Wawanosh
Indications are that there will be
a three -cornered contest for. the reeve
ship in East Wawanosh Township, Ex
olte
reeve Coultes isagain in the
y Sl,e
field,
and is being opposed • by F. D. Stalker'
and P. W. Scott. There will also be a
contest for the council. Those. nom-
inated are: R. •Scott, Wilfrid Reid, J.
F. J. Kerr, W. Caznpbell.an'c1 R. H.
Thompson.—The unexpected happen-
ed and F.. D. Stalker is Reeve by ac-
clamation, Messrs Coultes and Scott
retiring.,Tl e will contetstfor
]new be o
councillors,
Morris Acclamation
Morris Township nominations: Old
council re-elected by acclamation.
Reeve W. J. Henderson; councillors,.
John McGill, Arthur Wheeler, John
A. Brown, T. J. Brydges,
Goderich Township
For reeve, David Churchill, Oliver
Jarvis, Clifford Cox;- Council, Frank
Powell, William Churchill, Harry Salk
eld, John Middleton, Wilmot Haacke.
Ashfield Township
For Reeve, Alex. Hackett, John
Cameron, Deputy reeve Thomas An-
derson (acclamation); council, Thom-
as Sullivan, John McKenzie; Samuel,
Sherwood, Archibald Johnson, John
McMain.
.Hensall
For Reeve, Owen Geiger, William
Consitt' (withdrew), Robert Higgins,
Council (four to be elected), Robert
Cameron, James Sangster, • James
'Priest, Alfred Clark, George C. Petty
W. 0. Goodwin, E. Drummond, Rob-
ert Higgins; usteee (two-
yeargg tr s( w
year term), A. S, Case, F. G. Manns,
E. Lindenfield (acclamation); Public
'Utilities Conamissi_on, E. Rennie (ac-
clamation).
Stephen
Reeve, John J. Hays; deputy, Ruben
A. Goetz; Council, Wesley. Dearing,
Isaiah 'Tetreau and Chester Mawhin-
ney. All by acclamation.
Brussels
Reeve, A. C. Baker; Council, Rob-
ert Bowman, John Hewitt, William
Little and W. E. Willis. School Board
D. C. Ross, R. S. Downing, A. L. Mc-
Donald and John Gibson.. Utilities
Commission, A. C. Fames.
by statutory declaration, and w , Grey Township
re of the securities (if any), Reeve John McNab, Harry A, Keys
hem. 1 ---- R.obert Livingstone, Franle Collins and
FURTHER 'IAICE NO -!To the Electors of Turnberry. R. L. Taylor; deputy reeve, Fred Row
t after the said ninth+lay of I Ladies and Gentlemen:
A.. D.:1928, the assets of the land, Oliver Hemingway; councillors,
e will be, distributed by the ` I am again a candidate for the ui- Joseph 0. McKay, Armour L. Mc-
Donald. Alex. ,McDonald, Edward C.
Collins and Stewart McQuarrie.
Tuckersmith
Reeve, Roland Kennedy, Robert 13.
Watson, Joseph Crich; . Council, C.
McKay, John D. Elgie, Joseph Crich,
W. 13, Thompson, Walter Clark.
McKillop
Reeve, John Dodds, Frank Mc-
Quaid; Council, J. Eckert, Daniel Re-
gele, Thomas McKay, Edward Horan
John Campbell,
Turnberry
For Reeve, J. L. McEwen, I. J.
Wright. For Councillors, David For-
tune, Wan, Marshall, Roland Grain,
Joseph Breckenridge, James Mc-
Tavish, •William Austin, Ed, Baird,
Ruben Stokes was nominated, but re -
among the parties entitled
aving regard only to the
which he shall then have no -
he Estate will not be liable
laims not filed at the time
d distribution.
at Wingham this twentieth.
ecember, A. D. 1927.
J. W. BUSHFIELD,
Wingham, Ontario
r for the Executor.
MORTGAGE SALE
Of Valuable Town Property
Uncleand by virtue of the powers
contained in a certain mortgage which
Will be produced, at the time of sale,
there will be offered for sale by Pub -
/tic Auction, on Saturday, the seventh
' day of January, A. ,D. 1028, at the
hour of 3 o'clock, in the afternoon,
at the Brunswick' Hotel, Wingham,
by Thomas Fells, Auctioneer, the fol.
lowing property, namely,
Lot Number One hundred and forty
on the South side of. Victoria Street
and Lot Number One hundred' and
thirty-two on the North side of Prin-
cess Street, both in the Town Plot of
Wingliani, ;containing by admeasure-
ment One acre of land niore or less.
Upon the; said property is situated Year. I remain,
the following, a seven ,roomed house • Yours verytruly,
Y,
25 ft. by 16 ft. with kitchen 27 ft. by - ... ,
t3: ft.,'a barn and one good well. J• J• It ERR,
TERMS:, Ten per cent, of the pur--
chase money to be paid' down at the To Electors of -est Waw
time of sale, and balance to he paid W W
p Ladies and Gentlemen:
within thirty clays.'
For further particulars and condi- After serving you as councillor for
tions of sale, apply to'Thorn<as Fells, a number of ears I have b,eeii hon
Auctioneer, or to the undersigned.Y
i caurc'd with) the; npnsinatioza. for Reeve
DATED at ° Wincltrin this twentieth of the tnttnlci alit r I am well <,c
day of'December, A. D. 1927,, 1 n ) •
J. W. BUS.HFIE'LD,gnaintcd in the township and counts-,
d
Solicitor for the Morta
g gee.
and .feel: I can cicr as much for West
Wawanosh in the County Council as
' anyone else. I Rake this opportunity
of`` oliciting your vote and influence.
= t
c -riz e o�
to "lc Reeve of Nest 'Wawa•
Wawa -
/nos i ,g
'for. 1 2c� T t n n.
no= 1 a 1.z all. for
you
favors and wishing you a Happy i
ar. A.
o i� faithfully,
...Yes
� lors,
WU. iv OLE. I R. Sc
Tice of Reeve for 1928, a position you
have honored me with in the past,
and feel that with the experience
gained, and intimate knowledge of . ne
present conditions and future need'
of. the municipality I can serve you
to even greater advantage in the co-
ming year.. I can'assure.yon of de-
voted service to the best interests ',f
the township, and seeking your vote.
and influencer and with best wishes
for the New Year. I remain,
• Yours very truly,
J. L. iltcEWEN.
To the Electors of East' Wawanosh.
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Your Vote and influence is respect-
fully solicited for my return as coun-
cillor for 1928. :I have served you tc tired.
the very best of my ability ,'during Exeter
the past three years, and promise you Far reeve, W. D. Sanders, C. B.
the satire sane and sound considera- Snell 13. M. Francis and 13. W. le.
tion of your affairs in the future. Beavers. (Sanders and Snell have qua -
With good wishes for your prosper- lifted. For Council, Eli Coultice Geo.
ity and happiness during. the Newt Williams,
e Ztr South -
W aJos ph Davis, J. I,
cott, Herb Ford, Esli, Heywood, Hen-
ri Bierling, Dr. W. E. Weekes, I3. M.
Francis, E. J. Christie, James' Grieve,
L. 3, 1'cnhale, H, C. Rivers, M. Atny
nosh. and F. A. May. School'13oarcl, W. Fi.
Dearing, Jesse Elston 'ranklin Del
S r
bridge, Dr. J. H. Browning, Dr. G. S.
Atkinson J. M. Sotithcott. Public
,J
Utilities, William Ware],, and H. E.
Huston, •
Culross'
Reeve, D. McDi''1:eN (re-elected by
acclamation); councillors, Robert Col-`
vi4 , George Falcoticr,G.P3.A'•rrnstrong,
13orho Alda Ross . Ireland T. 12.
r, n l 'n llii s n
lV Dp a d and are C,o a .
1 James t
Teeswater
w
1I. 13rown, H. Linkl t r
ve, J li argn, G.I a c
trome, H. R. Semple; council,.
T. Redburn, H. ` P tiling, H.
e, W. Mann,I,Ring,
FRIED DAV.EY
Village Clerk
bT
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
c ses
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pa
The law :now requires the license i
be taken out three.' days before. the I
peoerrr ny.
3. (oud WiWflkInNi Q'1i TAomii sAonDV
I
ole
sehpol trustees, R. H. ,iiin.,
Stephens, S.1,1, Hughes, W, ). C zc ••
zrzan, .Janes .lfalladay, i3. A,_''ffiicoa, To the h:ditur•'av all 'thim \'Vingbarn
G.. Webster, C. F. .1 Richardson, 1... pi;ypers:--
ihacicex; hydro commissionL)r, (a Deer Sur:—
S. Fowler (accl.) The,toinze av the year has "come. nr
Seaforth round wance more fer makin al nr1
Mayor W. PI.•Goltlint was're-elect ints an good i'esolooshures, ae
ed by acclamation today, and J. \'V, tis a fursht class ()idea to t;'
l3,eattie is unopposed for reeve, Fur both made early so ye tail
council W. A. Crich, F. D, Hutclrin.. ,anny ye don't want to kape.
son! George P. Cardno, FE. C, 13ux,, The missus made ane a prisint av a
1i'., G. Park, W. T, Bicknell, W. J. Mc. box av cigars so I mei learn to
Intosh. 'Utilities commissioner, a, J, stunoke loike a gintlenan, she said;
Daly, '(acct,); public school trustees, but, shure, a wumntan is no judge
north ward ' Robert Archibald; east av 'shnokes, so I intind to change
ward, M. Kellar; South ward, J, M. thin wid Mishter Dyer . fer a new
Robertson. poape, seem as me Auld wan is gittin
Kincardine, party shtrong.
W. 3. lrlorris,m was returned, , as She also made me a prisint av
mayor of Kincardine 1iy acclatzn,atisumo f;uc,l resolooshuns she invented
but five were raided to' cur test 111. ferrn , to take reffickt at the lew
xeevesliip, although it is unlikely that
year. ll.ebby I shall hev to change
they will all stand, Eleven were noir- some av thizn too, afther I have thrpid
inated .for the council. Those nontin how they are gain to wurruk, Av
ated were: Mayor, W. J, Morrison, coarse the missus knows that if sh,e
(accl.); Reeve, W. E. Maihwood, 1). wance kin git ire shtarted at army-
Gledhill,is harrud shtop r •e fer it.
tingit a to s t n
F.y�
p 1
edh lI
Gl zl Colwell, e 1 Forrester
a w Ed.
,
,
i it the blood avtt Hayanvil'
s t l 1ef
and Frank Barber; Council, W. poi.- Y
lock, I'. R. Reed, Angus Graham, Ito- nivir to give up whoile theer is a
bort IVracl envie, Sai1> 1VLcl enaie,j. N loightin chance.
Wellwood, Alex, Johnston, George
Clark' D. G, Ross, F. Buckingham
and Douglas Young.
Listowel
John Watson, A. E. Malcolm
,Jas.
Donaldson,... -an a
J.W Sangster, x, ,J.: J. Mc-
Donald; Reeve, A. E. Malcolm, A.
Ringler, James Donaldson; Council,
E. M. Creighton, L. W. Burrows, F.
Von Suben_ R. Mathewman, W. A:
Johnstone, S. Corry, J. H. Gee, P. E.
Peppier, J. F. Vandrick, James Don-
aldson, J. A. Bayne, J. A. Hacking, J, washin on Monday marnins
H. Blackmore,W. Filsinger, M, F, Tree -1 will not ask fer more that
wan shpoonful av sugar in a cup av
NC TIMES
tnber'Onthl
TIMOTHY'S NEW YEAR
RESOLUTIONS
Here' are the resolooshuns as the
missus writ thian out fer me
"1 Timothy Hay, av the Town av
Wingham, in the Prawvince of On-
tario, married man, do hereby resolve
an prawmise me woife that on an
either the furst day av Jinnywary
1928, I will kape the followin rules,
arr doi"in the attimpt.
Wan --I Will nivir go doevn town
widout a clane collar.
Two -I will hilp me wife do the
Zurbrigg, W. J. Finlay, T. Burnett,
W, ,Fi, Britton; Board of Education, takoor-1 will throytogit me
Dr. W. G. E. Spence, S. J. Kemp, 1I. gardin
W. Lavery, S. J. 'Stevenson, 3. Liv- planted in dacint• toime, an not lit
ingstone, A. M. Smith; Public utilities the naybersit ahead av me.
R. T. Kemp, F. Preuter, L. Pfeffers. Foive—1 will give me woife 1a reg -
Clinton ular allowance ,av money fer her own
For mayor -H. B. Combe, E. Jack- .use
son; for reeve—N, W. Trewartha, B. Six—1 will .not •.shmoke - befoor
Langford; for councillors—B. Lan],, .breakfasht.
ford, 0, Paisley, W. F. R. Holmes,' •Sivin--I wiil,'take ,aff me overshoes_
Dr. F. Thompson, R. Smith, Fred;] arr rubbers befoor goin into the
Livermore, L. W. Currell, G. Elliott, house, so as not to be thrailin dart
Dr. J. S. Evans, S. Kemp; for school all over the clane flure.
board (accl.) A. S. Cudmore, J.
Ford, George Jenkins, W. Cook; for
public untilities commissioner—b'. J.
Gibbings.
Eight—I will shtop tryin to malee.
jokes about how the wimmin, dhress
thimsilves.
Noiuc-1 will not come to the table
Goderich Township in me shurt shlaves whin we hev vis
Churchill, F. Po -well.
For reeve—H.Cox, 0. Jervis, D. •itors.
Churchill. For councillors—J. llicl Tin -1 will pay a quartiter to nfe
dieton, A. Haacks, H. .Salkeld, 13. woifie iviry toime 1 :shpill tay arr
fruit juice arr' gravy ori the table
cloth.
Soigned in the prisince av,
'Tis as foine' a set av,rnles an re-
gulashuns as ye cud wish, but Oi'
hevn't soigned thim yit, an am losin
shlape.schamin how to git out av it.
Yourstill nix year, -
Timothy. Hay.
Hay Township
Reeve—Elmer Klopp. Councillors
—J, P, Rau, L. H. Rader, William
Dougall, Alfred Reichert (accl.)
Usborne Township
Reeve—fairies Ballantyne. Conn.-
cillors—Wellington Skinner, -"'Hugh
Berry, Dan Dew and Benson Wil-
liams (all accl.).
Srtanley Township
Reeve—J. A. Nanson. Councillors
-W. Douglas, J. Etue, A. Keyes, W.
The annual meeting of the 1-V. 7-I,.
13. Carlile (all accl.). S. of Chalmer's Presbyterian church
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of Whitechurch, was held on Tuesday,
Dec. i3th. Mrs. Fred Davidson pre -
DEATHS sided,' The election of officers for
1928 resulted as follows: Hon. Pres,
GARNETT—At`llluevale, on Decem•' Mrs. David Kennedy; Pres:, Mrs,
ber erst, Jane. Cottle, widow of tlii (Rev.) John Pollock; xst Vice, Pres.,
late Charles Garnett, in her 89111 Mrs.', Jacques; 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs:
year. Sutherland; Secretary, Mrs. Emerson,
PROCTER—In Morris, on December Glad Tidings Secretary, Mrs. W.
25111, Richard f'rocter, in his 65111 Leggatt; Home Helper's Secretary,
year, - Mrs, J, Craig; Flewer Committee,
CHURCI-IILL—At Hartney, Manitp- convenor, Miss Ida McQuoid; Liter -
ba, on December 23rd, Mrs, George 'attire secretary, Mrs. F. Coulter;
Churchill, formerly of Bluevale. Treasurer, Mrs, Duncan Kennedy,
IRVIN—At Winnipeg, on December
261h, Mrs. Jas. Irvin, formerly of RAPID CITY
Wingh un. The remains are being
brought east for burial.
WHITECHURCH'
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of my brother,
Wm. Henderson, who passed away
at Chicago, I11, on Dec, 28th, 1924,
Three years have. passed since that
sad day,
A dear one we lova:] was called a-
way.
God took•hiin home, it was His will,
13ttt in our hearts he lingers still.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Burns and farnr.
ily, and MrG. A. McKenzie spent
Sunday with Mr,: and Airs. Peter Car-
ter,
Mr; and Mrs. Joseph England ace
visiting Xmas week with theirsons
at Fergus.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex: Purvis and fa-
mily of the ,east boundary, and Mr.
Harold Cook of Tavistock, spent
Xmas with Mr, and Mrs. William
Cook;
i.
Mr, Chas• Lever of I'oa dyce 11lz•.
Ever remembered by his sister,Wellington Nixon of St. •,Augustine,
Mrs. I arve Nivins,Win ]tent, Mr, and Mrs,,Elliott Taylor and
Y g
Mrs. Havens spent Xmas with Mr.
HENIJERSO N—In loving irtemorY
of our bear' son and brother,` who
departed this life December :8th,
1924.
Beside his grave we often stand', ,
With hearts both crushed and sore
But •through the gloom the sweet
words come,
"Not: lost, but gone before.7
—Always remembered by Mother and,
Sister. • e
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The city of St. Thoas council, in
special session yesteruliy r,,ffierncon,
reached an agreement with . 12
g W .Os-
mun for the operation oda jitney ser-
vice. Mr, Osrntiii is to operate a fleet
of seven white jitneys 'expects
to have four in service next'vZonday,
and, Mrs. Alex, Havena.
Mr, William Gallen of South Kin-
loss, spent Monday with Mr. and
ll'iEi's. C. Thom ison of Rapid City.
Mr, and Mrs. W. T,'. Gardner of
Zion, spent Saturday with friends in
our burg.
A. few from our burg attended the
. s
Orange notal and da ,�
nee last .. btu•s-
day evening and reports very enjoy-
able time and are looking forward 117
the next one on the se0iind Thursday'
in January. i
Mr, and nl Mrs. Ro bt McGee` and
son Jack, spent X nas with frteir
s
at Blyth. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Arn Id Edger and
family spent' Xmas with Mt, and
Mrs, Jas, Edgar.
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May the Coming Year
'ring ,Lou
- Contentment, Happiness and
Prosperity.
WINGHHAM
Quality and Service
ONTARIO
a\'1haYlt%. Waiiffiri tYal1t AirriNWItraliret-Mm\1freal, • a 11Ya191YiYit(a a a ,Yal1f(alit%al1t(aSn�alifr`®l if7 1?'1 q'\9tati1tiaV`
Nineteen weeks old.'. Jack Edward
Essig, Proton Ont., infant, owes bis
life to a successful operation her
formed yesterday at Victoria Hospi
tal, London.' The child was rushed
from its ruralonne with an unopen
pinlodgedwindpipe
cd safety in the witid ii e
l)r. F. R., Clegg and Dr, D. C. Mc-
Farlane with'the aid• of a hroncho
scope located. the pin and removed it
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There is in
many- quarters a strt
g
prejudice against vaccination and in
view of this it might be interesting
to have the striking st it of Sir
William Osler in his In: ale
where he said: "Than
notsingle
p
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is pock -marked 1 On
twenty-five years ag
mare than half
been scarred,"
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The approaching session of
Ontario • Legislature will corm
on Wednesday, February 9, I
not considered that the sessior
be a contentious one but more
ordinary, flurries inay be cause
-the beer-by-the-glassresolution
is likely to be introduced. TI
inay be some argument also
abolition of 77,egttlhtion 17
Mrs. �. Spl>ltia Farsch a aiWa,iie
was finer], $:too and costs on a 1:,1
nlcal violation of the L, C. A. ii1 p
ice court yesterday. She was s;
in bed, and while her husband,y wlt
has a permit, was away at work,
friend dropped in and suggestc
liquor, Mrs. Iat sohgave
her ler
band's permit, butthe good
tan said that would be illegal,
liquor was bdught on tho,
raft, hence the etre
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