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• TSUISPAY, ..AUGUST, 26TH, 1937/
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TRIO 'OF PRESENTATIONS MADE
REY. &• MRS, J. H. GEOGHEGAN
• (Continued from Page 1)
for their welfare.; He .Spoke in glow -
t;
in `'terms � of Iiia.. succe sstir the Rev.
A. A. Maloney and asked that .the
_ people give to . him their heartiest
•" eo-operation and suppo, t, '
The ladiesserved a : dainty and.
• • bountiful „lunch.. The singing of a
hymn •and pronouncement :of . the
benediction, - brought a happy •even-
iig' to a ` ,
• .
DONNYBROOK'`
Miss Marjorie Campbell has re-
turned to her duties at Stratford
General; Hospital, • •after :a 'vacation
N•ith her parents,' Mr. and Mrs' W, A,
Campbell., Robinson, • ,spent '
Mr.�,Tar.
who 'the
�
oast three weeks 'avith his, sister, Mrs.
Naylor',• has returned to, his home
:n Toronto.: , • •
Mrs: Cunningham ' wag, a • recent
week -end visitor with friends in Tor -
Mrs;'
3:•• H:. Mills' was 9.; week -end
Presentation ToMrs.AGeoghe:ga>- .siert—+h he sister,. George
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KINLOUGH
Mr, and Mrd.; Art. Haldepby and
family of ,Toronto, spent Sunday at
Geo: Haldenby's.; •
W.ilbert: Haldenby, Eric • and;
David of 'Toronto., visited .oiri. Mon-
day/with '..
on-day/with': Mrs. Art Grahani.:
. Miss Wanda 'Thompson ,of .Millar
tong spent :last• week • with ars.,, Alex
Oiler 'meeting •at' the home -fs..
Gula . g had
a After the meeting
been, opened by scripture.. reading ann
.prayer; :the secretary 'Mrs.Preview
Ei
Hassi411 read the minutes, of :
•meeting ` and. the .treasurer, Miss, E.
McCluskej+ gave, .her•_, reporb; , "after
▪ which, an' hour, Was devoted, to busi.,
'uetiri in ' which;;planswere. laid ;fo)'
litany activities; luring; 'the fall anc'I
winter months. At the conclusion of
the business. the members in an
• informalmanner, presented their, re-.
-tiring president, Mrs. Geoghegan,
with a brown leather, purse' 'an
d
money, and spoke'. their' appreciation
of , her untiring efforts on . behalf., of.
•or anization, Mrs.;: • Geoghegan,
the 'organization
surprised, .thanked'' ,the
• ladies for the lovely and 'useful gift
and also for their co-operation at all
d t the
times .end' expressed the hope tha
asuccess
Guild • would continue o: have sec .
intheir :undertakings': for' the church
and the ' Master; •
Presentation toRectr•
and Wife by
• St. Paul's Churleh, Dungannon
On Tucady ,e ,,,
a vening;':Rev.. and Mrs.
Geoghegan were guests. of honour of
, the' inembers of. the congregation Of
St. Paul's Church in the. Parish. Hall.
Withthe arrival of all; -the evening
•,opere.with variousgames, fol. 'which
; : many' small prizes were. •'given -which
on opening, :caused much', laughter
. and n
ierriment. :These: gaes ,v ere
•'
under, the: leadership: Of Mrs,''J.. Hain
.. Ilton' and •Mr`s. L: I era, At the • con-
clusion •
on-clusion;: of these, with'' Mrs G. Ham-
' titin pianist' and 'Mr James,, Milliop,
violinist and,. Rev. " P. Ii. , Richard as
e' onie'•,'community
aster ;>yf •ser s
m •;r
•
jig
tAoyed;=songs li_ot.±
nde•;...s ";'.Mr.• Bert Wyart
and'n'ew;•beilig sung.,,...,
: dered= Unum ! ers • on his guitar - . to.
..ten.
Lunch
followed the
singing:. with
of
Lha delight; •
1T Lun
'Mrs: Ivers,• Mrs:' Park,'
Mrs.' .Brown, ' Raymond and 'Attila":
•: Brown-and
'V
icterlack, _assisting
After a verY"«ountiful lunefTev
• P. Rickard, calledRev.
and Mrs.,
o he an . Mrs,. ; J. Hamilton; ' Mrs.
Ge g and g ..,. Brown , to the
:�lvers ' Raymond, B .w
s • • •: "front of the hall. �' Mrs Ham
titin 'read
the folloirii . riddress
.
Mrs. Geoghegan,
.
Dear • •Mr. an,,
., We. the •members of, St. Pauls An-,
tea' ' Ilton ;Church;` Dungannon,, • take thi ;
.opportunity to express our Ideep': re,.
et at^,your intended' departure from
r-Midst,and. to show in some small.
' Mr.' •Fiwtnk *, Sherridan and his sister
Miss'..'Hilda• • of .. Oshawa,: spent a
: ^.utile of weeks at the home of`' their
sunt; • Mrs,, Jno. . Thompson;,' '
Mr, :and Mrs , Jas; Craig has re -
r
toned, mfro ' , . visit with;, friend§ . at
;olden= 'Valley• _ '
Mi;. and Mrs, Sam •Jefferson• the Mildmay; , spent ,'several , days 'at t e
home of his mother. Mrs: C. Jefferson.
The regular. meeting • of, the W. M r
S. of. 'Donnybrook United Church.
Was held on, Thursday, afternoon' at
,the, horned Mrs. Ohristena Jefferson.
Ars., . J. C. Robinson led the .meeting.
The devotional leaflet was.. read' by•
f,,ucy Thompson and Mrs. Jefferson.
read the .scripture lesson. ' Misses
Jean and Irene 'Robinson; "sang ".a
.luet. • The study1of, the chapter; from
`Men
and Women, of •far :Horizons
Tip. taken :by ''Mrs,: J. C. Robinson.
Mrs.• N; Thompson, `Mrs. C. R. Jeffer-
son •;and the, ,'Misse's' Margaret, -and
P
Irene Jefferson; The study, of the
t•eriiperance : pamphlet ' 'vas led by
Mrs. ,A Campbellwith. several lad-
les • taking part Mrs.,. Bert• Taylor
• ;.losed 'the meeting with prayer. and
lunch was. •served, ; by the hostesses.'
• Attendance ;1$. ,•
The . meeting of the. ,St.: Augustine
Women's.' Institute *ill ''• be held ' at
the home, of • Mrs. ,Mar -k. Armstrong:;
'on' Wednesday,..'September 1st. .
Mr.. Gordon ,Naylor and Miss'. Jean
Robinson, accompanied by,r, Mr; 'and
Mrs.; Charlie ,Mills of Goderich were
week -end visitors ' C:with; . friends in
Toronto O'n•;.their return. trip, they
were` accompanied , by; the.. former's
cousin; "Miss oreen Naylor, "o: will
a. �_ v!'Ih
rid: a at .the Naylor home
a r ' Garai of: , Tho,1 s
•spent': the week end; with'Sthis parents
Mr. and les. Jas.' Craig
BERVI-E ,,
Percy, ; ••
Miss Lyra Richards: of Toronto and,
Mrs. Orland Richards of, Paramour?'
called 'on friends; here on Thursday.
Miss Hilda Reid visited ,last week'
with Mian Mark Cox..
< !+� it �•
,
"Gins."
_": \° vial m-'• at l:`Lainne's
tori. is.. 't 6 , ... , .
Mrs, T. Elliott; of London is' spend'
ing a' few. days ;with her:daughter,
Mrs. Karl Boyle.
Miss :;Elea or. McFarlan visited last.
,week with i Kincardine,: friends::
Rudy 'Sieloff and,' Elroy, of
Detroit, are visiting with Mrs. A.
Hodgins. •
':Misses `.Hazel and . Winnie .Percy
,entertained a number of girl friends
on Thursday .afternoon.:
•Mrs.. E.: •Hal'denby visited last week
with Mrs,: J Percy and other rela-:
tives here.
The . next regular.: meeting; of the
ii. W. I will be' hel&con Thursday,
Sept.. 2nd, at .the home of Mrs..Jas.
Hodgins. Convener,._;` Mrs. Arthur
Graham; assistants, Mrs. Eldon Eck-
enswiller, Mrs.. Ernest Ackert; topic,
Historical Research: Grandmothers'
Day; Current Events; Motto, As :you
travel :through . life, • ; scatter kind.
,words and gentle .deeds. Roll call,
The .name" and• -:an item of •interest
About :a pionneer of .'this district.
Lunch,. Mrs. Jas. Hodgins. Mrs: Crang
Mrs. ` Thos. ' Hodgins.,
VHITECHURCH
Me.••'Bert :Reid and, Miss Mabel
Reid of Ashfield, visited :°last Friday
wit Mr., and. Mrs. Albert. Patterson.
r Jame •Emmerson . and..Mrs. A.
Lr!
E merson' spent. the week -end with
relatives at: Ta ist ck
Berth 1 asira f or
Mis . a .... c. . Y `of d
x
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week -end : ' ' i h' her' `�ntY
spent *he; �W ; er, par .
Mr.: and Mrs. Hector McKay and -
other relatives.
Mr., Jack 1klcCharles was taken to
Kincardine ' pit ,week. for.
treatments *�
rs. Jack. cCharles.' i.s; s ek • in
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way Out appreciation: •of your.efforts:
and labors among us •to promote•. the•
social; .• Moral '•and' spiritual: welfare
of our community
We. know that ..you have tiie . ability
to, administer • to, a larger sliher a of
• activity than ours and' that,you
• therefore'. have .ther opportunity o1
'doing the _14t`aster's Work to 'ti., greet:er,�nu`mliei'in the parish to which 'yoi
are called Ho'.''eee deep oui4s-oi ro-;
.'sand regretb7eat-our--loss -out-
desires ate that great hat pines~ and
ro' perity ivill:' accompany yon.,
lehcrever your. •lot be ;,cast and that
God will •.bless: you and. guide .you
,the advancement -of :His Kingdom
:IVow;`as ive are about to Part, w4.
askyou to accept this;•gift. along with
, the , future success and happiness •oi
you+. and ',your. ' family.
Signed :on behalf of the congregation,.
:Mrs.•Hamilten, Mrs. 'vets; Ray Brown
Mrs. ":Iveis' and Mi Bi o;sn they;
presented,a silver basket and silye••:
• candle holders, 'after which alt joined.
• ' in singing . "for they 'are jolly eool;�,
fellows4L,Spea.�'in on behalf of hi'
'wife and •himself, Mr; .Geog}vegan re-
plied' to, the .a'dds els arid thanked th
congregation fol' the 'very beantifu ;
remembrances; assuring . them the\.
would : lie .treastated throughout
years;. evert as the: bright and happy.
, memories, .of the, people ' would Ie.
treasured ' in .their, minds and: heart:,
t�.,.
• He spoke with bright optimism or"
the future of 'St.' Paul's, Dungannon •
• pointing out that five years'ago sortie
bad thought. .the church must
soon. Close, its doors, ,but . today witb.
the average attendance increased b
Aver 200°% and" sur day school with'
Over 30. pupils started, he felt that.
• God had singularly blessed :St, Paul'-
.'.'Parish 'and would continue to do so
He thanked the• people' for their hos=
pitality given 'at all times, for their
thoughtfulness .:for the
wife,•. family
and himself, for ,the many • gifts
given from time time; and added
that he : knew -.the incoming•. Rector
our vett ;best :'dishes: and prayers for.
Messrs. 'Bert and' Glenn Needham
have returned home from' Hamilton
and ' Guelph' where they' •completed
Summer .cou'rses. • .•
Mr.:, and '. Mrs.. Thos. • Hewitt and
small: daughter Nancy, , : Ann; .:who.
have been.,,.spending the:vacation
;with .friends here : and in::;. Ripley, r-
turned. to their home in Toronto on
Friday •
.Miss Marjorie 'Harrison of Huron
was 'holidaying at the home of: ;Mi
and Ws -.J. A. Armstrong. .
Mr.... -and 'Mrs.. H. Chadbourne, .also,
Mr.. and .Mrs.. 0. 'Russell;: have ' re-
turned.
returned • from/ their motor. trip • to' the.
West• and
B; C. '
Mia' Beth Arnett of .Londesboro,
vho has, been a guest. of 'the; Peter;
families left 'on Friday, '• • • •
A ° 'miscellaneous, shower: for Mrs.:
;eo _hell,' (whO before .her recent
•marl ,age'.was:,'Miss • Louise Thoinp='
on) -.was helix -Tuesday evening ate
the:• home. of :Mr. and Mrs: 'Stanley:
'rOir, Durham Rd.
On °Tuesday ...O.,' last 7. week, • Mrs.
Austin.' G.lahn ' received,a; telegram`
containing :the • sad ..,and unexpected.
news that her ir►other, .Mrs . ,Frazer
of Ottawa had passed ,away'.: Mrs.
Glahn motored to Toronto, acconip
aanied byMr and, ' Mrs. • Douglas;
Johnson •Where she caught a train
for Ottawa.•,' •
.Mr. • Geo. Bloor • , of Detroit was a
nilei" •m the • vicinity on Tuesday of,
last. week,
Mi and 'Mis ` Murdoch, McDonald'
Ind Mr Christena•MCDonald of Pine
.iyer; ' +er .: n_day• visitors at ;the
Seine of Mr, A. McDonald • ,•
:Mr. and'.Mr, Darwin :Hotton• of.
Palm Bench,• Fla, •were.;recent,guests
if M. and Mrs. E: ,:McComb,'' South .
• would' receive the 'saltie blessing ' of
friendship . and_co-operations• in• the
future as theyhad enjoyed• in 'the
• • past: 'The• evening' was brought: to ' ij'
close by the singing of the Nations
Anthem.
PURPLE ,GROVE
FOURTH CON.; KINLQSS
'Master'Billie. McKinnon is ;spending
lklls:s' Mary • Wraith visited . ` last,
week: With Miss Agnes .Patterson;
`Mr.' Ge"rge:` Phillips r hail the 'mis.,
fortune to have four of his best cows
;killed Flaylightning:,last `Thlirsciay- .
They:;were:;under' an ehn:.tree',
Congratulations to..Miss; Jean"Fors-
:ter,: who passed all her , subjects; in
her. 'r recent examinations at'' Lucian
high school; - • •
Rev. and Mrs. J., Pollock are hili-
dnying this week at I{incardine bench,
: A miscellaneous shower was •held
in the Institute hall• on 'Monday"ev-
ening in hpn'or• of the newlyweds, Mr.;
and Mrs. Frank :Ross. They received
m-'1iy useful gifts. An 'enjoyable 'ev-
ening was, spent''hy all,
The Y. i'::S, of : the Presbyterian
church took;, the service last Sunday'
with Mr. Fred Newman' as president.
Mrs. Robt. 'Mowbray read the scrip-
tore •:reading•, . prayer by',Mr. 1?. r New •
man,' duet by ;Misses Velma Scott and
Janet •Craig; <Miss. Agnes Robertson
gave an • interesting report •of the
summer si•hool held at Camp • Kintail
this: summer. •
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Mrs; . Me ill a J. K. ' 'and,, Mrs. G v rJ*
W •N t 7.�•"ilhd .. y -X"'.^"._
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• When' you time in;,yqur. ,radio, you 'do. not •
•heor•the,sound: of rush ng water , .. yet 'fa
away •.. .': perhaps hundreds of. mile.:
Hydro. power is `.being generated ' It ia' thio. •
power that enables the radio 'studio .to fill
' "the air • With the•.f nest .the.`entertai 'entertainment
field 'affords, 'and Stela -oarne'�power•permits
you radio'set to efficiently'traneform =these.
'studio i'Snsmitted,progruma-into enjoyment`
•; for the antire family,
A! you sit in the connfort` of your home,. it is:.
. • well- to conaid'er',that •hundreds of trained.;
• • ' : Hydro m.n ari;work1na—watcchinq: tidy and
h f d Hensel.
• „=tight; tonsure that nothing will'3nterfere'
udbur and ;other ornts north:, M ' Y k you obtain from: your radio.
Sudbury P , ,- the '; services 'in the . Presbyterian
;Miss: Christens: and Janet: Bain:. of u d •
chuff cli on S n. ay-. : Wkile sMvin al. 'ao m11016:, ,this' coat='
London„ are, visiting• with relatives; ! , w g ws.
• , The Pi essbyteriani W, M. S.•. • meet- 4•> ►a4 p e:vicethe Hyvdro of to
On .the sixth. for las s' a",./.11,141i:'
._ announced
sixth a ng. t week wa,. P. si,' .:.est o P:daty, o the o>hgina;l prri_n:: •
The .ung people.ofthe. s . h nd t .. ... , ,.¢� . „ , .
i w k.
II on till th s Week. •ci fo>i' c w � fo
fourth . eiijoyled ;a wetner, '.roast < . at p ed !Jill :. ., .P,>te! ,., i�►jki ,as unded�power costfs
Huh o Frida • night; In the death 'of`-1Vliss Lucy. •Munro, have heerac sredinafae titan v9 saris and
Mr''A g es n Y g -y
his, -vacation W1".t _ ri•is in
ansa have'. returned from' their:.•.,vacation '
ivith�the-LorFtinuid�.njoymeut-astd-pleasure,,.,.: w.
Mr. Jack„Fletcher .is: on a; trrl%'to and''. r.' McGilivar too •. char e' of
•• an McKinnon (Gth . A shfi'eld lost 'one of its` most liigtily `.'•, ” ' moat 'has been made to• extend, the °r
•Mr. and ..Mrs. D . , ... ; er1► d e
there §hest M.> nd `gyp.:— a •_ i . Munro had,
Mrs. Angus McKinnon 'of:.Seaforth been sick since ear y 'spring a1t'_
Hite and daughter of Syr;' her death was not unlooked for: The
ocuse`, `N.Y•, .,and Mr.'' and ' Mrs: Don- :funeral service • •w'as held; at •tlia' fain
•old •'McKinnon and ,children of Hen- ily,horae -on:the. 12th• con; on Satyr,.
'call ;day.' with Mi ' • I Frank Guthrie ' of
s G.
Mr -•r -R.. Martin enter -the., --Guelph, -takingt:.charge; at •the"home
ladies' of the U. F. W. 0•• on: Thursday and:'' also 'at •• the ':graveside. 'Interment
was in Lochalsh ; cemetery,, and : she
was"' borne': to, her last • resting ;place,
by six of ,her neighbors, Messx's Tom
Robb, . David, ;Johnston; Sam Gibson,
Neil MacKenzie, Henry MacKenzie;:
and •: Russell Bissett• She is survived'
by ,one brother Frank and one sister
Jean, both. ` at hon=e.
Mr.. S. Stirling is visiting .his:
friends ' in : this .tommunitly having ;
come .from -' Goderich to 'attend ; Miss
Mauro's .'funeral.
Mr. Howard Robinson Who was
injured •while;working •with • a.'tractor,
was able; to :be .removed• from the hos!.
pital to his•. home .
,. 'Mr. and Mrs.;'Peter ;'McKinnon and
,son Harold; who ••have 'been visiting
With 'relatives 'here, ;returned to their
home in •,Flint, Mich. •
Miss',Mary .Reynolds: returned' to
Toronto 'after a few days' visit with
friends. `here.
'•an ' Mrs. ' Will Clayton called
nd h an-'
on
friends ,ou the on S
G
M. and
Mr: . Mrs. Fred Thompson aate.
holidaying' with Mr. "James''Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs, Brown visited at Mr•
James Robertsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of ' Toronto
visited at•gMr. W.}1.' Scott's, "
Mrs's' ,Russel Collins' and babe are
'visiting .at Mr. Goldtvin 'Huston's.',:
Miss _• Illarville' Scott • Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Jack "'Emerson,, ='Mrs, . Whitley
and Mi',. W: H. Scott spent Monday
•
at London '
The Ladies' Aid was held . at' the
home' •of 'Mr11. John Wall an • Wearies -
a04
Did ,they take ail. X-ray photo of
your 'wife's jaw abut
hospital ?
They tried to,, but they '„could' only
get a moving :picture: "
.. cOmmerc , and, you.: '
•Radio ie . j wt ' one of . many:;,servicer=,. rade •^
poseibli by YOUR :Hydro wkich has
:':::.and it making; life more e>njogable
• and your=family,'4t.a: minimum of cost. :'
Miss.,Sadie Bushell returned'; on,
Thursday from- Toranto, �1
'Miss .Laurette Collins- has been
engaged as teacher for V.pper; North
Line .School,: • ',
•
• `Itev. lrtogers, Who is holidaying at
the. 'beach, conducted • service , last.
Sunday in •Knox ''Chiirch.l
Mr.. 'Hiram Griffith suffered ,pain
-
fur • in>dries last '.Tuesday aftrnoon'
•ivhil'e: hauling in grain at his'°home,:
north , of Bervie, when the trip rope.
broke, causing him to fall front the
m
load, resulting ' some brokenribs
rnd several bad bruises. ; ,
Miss Jean McLelland was , in . St:
Thomas,„ Saturday„J attending the
wedding of a ,friend.
HOLYROOD
Mr, anti Mrs Dave�Eadie and babe
acid ; Mrs; ' C•. Eadie of•Glennon',' Mrs,
Rachel • Culbert, ; Eva • .and • Lorne,
spent'' Suer day at; Mr. Wm: Eadie's.
Mr. ,:rCnd' Mrs.: Duncan. Campbell 'of
Kinloss, were 'Saturday visitors • at
Mr. James''Baker's: ,
„' Rev. J. •Burgess, ;who is holidaying
,'at Bruce Beach, .1was the 'Minister at
Kinlougrh on Sunday. He was ac:
compauied by Mrs.: Burgess, and .Billie
Mr, and. Mrs. Wm; Thompson, Mr
arid` Mtg. • 'Dorsey Pognlsitgeii` ,_, ,of
Detroit, Mr. and, Mrs. .'Tha's,,:.Palmer,'
and family'of Woodstock and. Mrs:.
A. Palmer of Alma, were. recent ,'vis-
,'tors at •Mr: Thos.' Barris':
Miss Doris Eadie, returned :home'
Sunday from holidaysing `with, Glen-.
4nnon friends. .
Mr.,and' Mts, Howard Harris, Mrs,
•Tho$", Harris and Earl, spent Monday
evening at :'Mr. John. Jamieson's. Par.-.
amount;
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar,RoA and Mari'
garet cif Winnipeg,, Mt; end Mrs. Wes,
Robb and'`family end Mrs. Rod Mac=
Kenzie of Lochalsh; Mrs. James Robb
of Auburn,' were'rSunda"y •visitors 'ajw
Richard l:lliott's,•, '•
Mi+s Carruthers, Lillian, Kathleen
and Irwin and .Mr. •llaVid Cairiithets
"r.; spent the Veek4nd Stith London
riends. v
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old 'sufferiti sta 1 our • hwayi and th•» rrtrst at:
It every'human 'life in . a v:}Urge of $0(1 people • to the Ant 8.
R E
Province of', Ontario were .•,snuffed out in.one ' day, ;news- R i vER;S B E �f
/,
patters throughout the entire world would carry the story RECKLESS POI
' tragedy. Motorists have,:been requested to be Courteous •on the 'roa'd
of the ghastly
toll moults at an ap epa
• ,• ailing rate is D rt
e ones—or even afriend—were a vlcifm,
�f.one'of: your loved : . ant Witll the aid of our internationally' •..famous ;�olice force,
it"would. necoine ` uite a grievous,, horrible, personal loss•. -s. irited citizens •intends' 'to put reckle. s drives .
. .q and public p
recisel what is ding ,,on in .Ontario this year. • off.the road l You must stop cutting in, passing o
n hills and
,'That. is p . y , g .
. . lj i h , ..din racrn taking'chan'ces , Unless you have;
Nearly.800- people will ,be killed on our, :highways. ,Neirly curves, crow g, gr
" j` r ' - man • regard for th safety. and convenience of otherttSers of our
• 14 000' will. be'injured of them. cx'rppled, y . .
>, . .. and' highways : .., o . • . •, .. .• .. tile: ':
: ofi g almost unbearable' pain.- Death and highways:you will soon find yourself iu serious trouble: them suffering.p
1.'t.., .1
When ou` see a motorist driving in a manner ,dart •prous to. the public,
You.
time and
lace and
the actut ,
note ofp
take 'his :number; make' a careful
Brant'..
when you reach your' destination • write . to the Motor Vefircles ,
• ; '' y+: .vi. full, details: We do• ' not
•-Departments of �irghvV`ays, `Torontd: giving f �, ,J
invite, reports` of n iitior infringements • of the traffic laws, you are re-
quested . to `use solind judgment. • We will deal adequately with ofenders
ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT QF RIGHWAYS ,
•���' Motor Vehicles' Brandt
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