The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-08-11, Page 8•
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PRWIFilliAllt HEARING
• PRESBYTERIAN
W. ,S,
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GODERICH, '-r--5 • s SINESs BRIEFS
i'he :July meetmg'of the PreabYtelr,. +
A coroner's r . in Win .hair► .last Ian. W'.
N y til.'81. S; 'rasa' held ` in thebase- � ,., ... ... Bask to. School Sale of Boys', Girls.
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W� decided that Mildred Ruth Ma;' meat �With Kn. •H',. Mullin; presiding, r.,ndChildren's; CllOthng.� Hose arid,
'gee* infant daugh}.er of Mr, and Mrs. ; The meeting, opened," with a. h mn ' ,001' " '
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llt`m. Magee, of Morris Township . met , , ;,., ., reading .by Mra,. Mullein and STORE, ..
,drowning - .athands •... � by ug• ....,, .the h ties ; af, .II'rs. Russell; led. in Prayer, The min-
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d was•„remanded a week The Pre- Oar Deaconesses was prepared Gby1nY dear • Mother,Mrs, ; Margaret
hearingwill e heldtoday Mrs.. W. Huston and readbyMrs. ar er, Who died one year ago 'Aug -
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Madethe trialProbably.willbe be-er an.. Mrs. Porteous ffaIea reading Mother dear, I ani so lonely • -k ( • y) ,and an ease a commitment. Rpsef. Miss MacPherson led in pro - rst 13, 1937.
ore JusticeMcTa eat thefatl,T e m ting closedwith and Since the daYYou
&bakes u:'Nova mDer. �iis , ay MacLeod offered prayer. 'And .my: memory. lingeis often
Ugliest, .teatimon was given:ofeRev W Youngof Hsall will conT your grave not. #a�:6vay,
• craned 'relations for some:time past;, duct services' in the, Presb No one. know leomuch" miss
,m P t,, ,Presbyterian s w I you,
between the accused.:wornan and her 'Church•next Sunda . I ,No one knows the .bitter' Pain
"I have suffered since I lost• you `
Life has never: been •the. same.
in my heart your ,memory , lingers'.
Sweetlyten er • f
d ,�x send and true;
There, is ' a a
....not a 'day, .dear, mother, :
That I, do not.' think` of you.; •
Sadly. missed• by son,' Gordon.
INMEIVIORIAM,
:BARGER—In loving memory of
•My dear mother,- ` Mrs Margaret
Barger,' who passed away' on August
13, 1937, '
Gone "But Forgotten, . by her
son Georgo•_
• "m -laws' , with: whom: she lived• under
thed ;•
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e . o ,but in different; • arts M. •..• "Gentlemend
,measur•,e
of the house. The• father of'' accused ' through, ,. :. goes: through, Parliament, we will. all.
has interested himself in hr '
,: .; s eau= 'be'or'Easy,Street,' ,,, • •' -
her
t3t.., s defence and two lawyers have:' Old.' El tor: "A `e ' '
been, engaged in her behalf. . , ec Y sweeprn
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RETAI • \, .lis Cr.l'C1\'•LAWyE.
iN TWO; MURDER •TRIALS
Mr. Campbell. Grant of Walkerton
is making an enviable reputation lot
himself as a criminal lawyer, and at.
the' present time is 'the defensecpun
sel in testi .:murder cases .which is ung'
common 'in this `law abiding section.
of .rural . Ontario ' Mri Grant has been
engaged '.'to'. defend Wilfrid' Goll, 'the
Carrick Township., youth, ,a ' •former`
employee at Geo.. Scott's garage, who.
is 'charged' with 'slaying.his employer,:
William 'Copeland :' at Harriston,.;{and
his'`'services• have also ;:been retained
by the defense in the charge of •mur,=
der' against Mrs. William. Magee of
near' Wingham, who, it is alleged,
drowned her 10=months-old daughter
in .a. water trough 'at the farm home.
Attended,. Corps 'Reunion
'Mr. E D.' Cameron;' was ''among.
those'AO: -attendedthe Canadian
Corps reunion ,at.` Toronto during the
week -end when "over • 100,000 veterans
gathered`. for 'the last get-together.
"Tex"„had' as his room -mate, Col, H.
E •: Pence of Kingston, formerly,y pub=
lisber of 'the Walkerton' Telescope,
sirdalsa riad�thepiivilege. of hoer
nabbing with :Hon. Dr'.the
she
new'' Conservative leader, who.', was
Medical. Officer of the 20th. battalion,
which was: under the command of,Col.
Pense during • the war.—Walkerton
• Herald.Times
A naturalist; is responsible ' for the
statement :that fish"have no:':means
of • communication: Possibly that •ex-
plains the reason why :so many' fish-'
erinen never-get;any •responise to the
lines they drop them.
DEWAN TAKES UP
ONTARIO PROTEST.
Claims Ontario Farmer . Has Heel_
Forgotten Min. Of Canada So Far
As The Railways;: And : Federal -Au-
thoritie,Are Concerned
A :-gtowing, protest in Ontario over
the unequalized 'freight rates' on
wheat,. has : been ;taken up by - Hon. P.
M.'Dewan,. Ontario Minister of. Agri-
culture
Last week, prior to Ottawa, setting
the- minimum wheat price for • West-'
ernwheat at. 80 cents a bush
el, Mr
Dewan'}n• communication with Prime
Minister , MacKenzie King'' • protested
what he'said was; 'a'' •,discrimination
against Ontario farmers 'setting. a
fixed price' for ,western. what, while
at' the same tune he pays 21: cents,per
cwt. on wheat for . freight service,
which the Western• farmer; the Arn•
erican` farmer' and:, Argentine' 'corn
grower gets, for '13 --cents; 'tisrung ex_
actly, .the same `railway facilities.
Mr: Dewan ,pointed out that, at the
present time' offerings 'for .Ontario
Wheat were from" 35c' to 65e
In his letter, Mr. Dewar `asked; "Is
it fair' that the Ontario farmer should
be 'discriminated against in both• the.
matter of price'and,l-drat of freight
rates ?, After all, 'he must bear. a part
of 'the' burden of the' guaranteed price
and the lower rates provided •for ,the
Western farmer.
ZVIr? Ii ing in reply pointed out that
the •Government, in approving' the
prlee fixed by .the wheat ;b'oard,. were
'ac`tm`g`under'the-tegisiativp •authority
donfeirred by the Cani da'`WheatBoard
Act `applying only to the Western
provinces, and it was riot possible .un-
dere existing legislation to: 'empower
the 'wheat board to extend ' is open,
ation to the Ptovince'of 'Ontario,
He �• made no menti'on^however- -le
the ,protest; o'f' freight's rate disctim '
inatfon; which' 'May mean that :this
iS a matter that Ottaw a plates to con,
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SENTINEL.
AFEKING 'FRIENDS I
OR BRIDE -ELECT
AND ...L:
...: , NEW ...., YEDS
(MAFEItING NEWS) _.
MIS$, • Ferne Tv amley spent .last
Week with, Mr,,•and Mrs. Eldon Twani
ley at: their, cottage at Port 'Albert.
Mr„and 'Mrs. Norrinan ) Grahame Of°
Toronto'were, recent visitors: with mr
and. Mrs, Jo,
a M hn Blake, .
Mr. and 'Mtr Gordon' K' la and
babe .of Zion, spent Sunday after.
noon .wh n
i't . Mr .. and: Mrs; Harvey An
derson.•. -
• Miss. Mary Horton- hasretui
nec.1
home.after• a pleasant visit with re,,
• lat'
eves '
A.vety pleasant 'aftteinoon. was
s
e .last:.
p tit Tuesda - , at Kintai be'at;h
y 1. ,
whenyhood, ;a number o f girls in,:khas�'nei li
g
bowere invited down to. M s,
S, B.Ate-there, •edtt e .• i i i
ag Sw m ng
'Was ;enjoyed, durini the early part of
the afternoon; `after. which the girls
all '•gatliered • at. the cottage to shower
Miss 'Olive:• Anderson, 'who -la to: be
married_: thisweeks and 'who: will
soon- be leaving .our Afigliborhood,
Two baskets' Well laden with ' inany
oeautiful and; useful, gifts werecar,
tied out by little Kathleen' and Ruth
Stothers.. After • the gifts: ,had, been
opened and "admired by everyone;
Olive ' tirade •a very: :fitting' reply;
.honking her .many, friends for their
'Kindness, Fohowing this a '.social
hour was, spent during 'which lunch
was served; Olive then very kindly.
invited the girls tea trousseau., tee
at' her home, Thursday afternoon,
from two till ;five o'clock. '
The Y. P. S.. held their' • regular
meeting list' Friday evening in 'the
hall: After. the usual program, two
presentations were , made; one .to•' Mr.
and. Mrs. Harold, Webster and' the
,other' to !Miss`,Olive Anderson, bride:
to -be. 'Mr,; Jerry Crantson read ; the
address for the newlyweds and -Miss•
'Anna -Irvin made the' presentation.
YIr, .Cecil Johnston 'read the address
for Miss Anderson, and Mrs Hugh
'Menary .made the `the presentation, They -
both were •the: recipients, of .a• beauti- -
i'ul inantel' clock. The: following ad-
dresses were read
Blake Community,
.
Augtistt;5th; 1938
ask: and Mrs., Harold` -Webster,
Dear,,Winnifred,,and Harold,' '
It affords'lus; a great 'deal. of ,plea-
mire. .to' gather here :this. evening, in.
honour :of your reeent marriage,'' We
congratulate : ourselxes' that you both
belong 'to our coni thine and there-
fore we are not losing either of You.
• You,,have both been willing . and
heerful' workers 1 in every depart
7.nent of our church: and, conimnunity
ictivities, a fact , we heartily appre-
crate.
Nye feel that°this is a:fitting time
O' show in some .,tangible way,i that
the beat wishes of'rthis commuiriity
•ollow you as'•you begin life together
-n -:Your home. May only sunshine •fall.
��n Your'vpat}iway ' '
Will oyou accept this gift as' a token
'f our good -wily and as •a • ren/hide
it the •esteem in which, you. are 'hel
here in.:poet home community? ••
Signed on behalf:of the .Blake Com
rriunrty, • Anna 'Irvin,
Harold,on behalf ' of 'his wife, t1 th
thanked ,their friends,' and expresse
heir appreciation• in, a very: effiicien
,Wanner.` •
Ness Olive Anderson,,--'
near ,Oliver
,We;' your friends of
this chuicl
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Sunday School, and Young ' People
Society, , have: gathered here ft/nigh
to' •express 'in 'some tangibi"e, way sou+
sincere appreciation' of your ears: c
.y
'faithful ser vice, as organist' .'. of : our
church,• also as ,teacher in the Sunda
y
School and a , worker` in ,the'. young
b
people's Isociety: You.have endeared
yourself to our`: hearts, .b ou akin -
Y Y r d
1y, .spirit, ''of helpfulness, in all • other
,activities,Outside' the church: We
sure you of every reason to regret our
,toss, ..but we pray;•that every, success
may 'attend you in' your• new: home.
We have .no• doubt 'that' our 'loss will
be anothers gain.• 1'. ;
• In , order to 'seal , our mutual love
•arid' friendship, and • as a . token'of 'the
'happy' relations.:enjoyed in'our Midst;
we: present you; with this clock; ho'
P
ing that in after ,years, every tick'
-if the clock may recall pleasant" re -
:collections. of .days you' spent in 0 oar
midst.
:Signed on ,behalf of : the •''Church
Congregation, Mrs, Hugh .Menery
Cecil •Johnston,
'Mies Anderson then thanked her
•friends in.a ,few Well chosen :words.
• Lunch was served and brought an en,
ioyable.e ening''to a close.
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FORD READS BIBLE' EVERY DAY
•'Henry Ford' has a, Bible in -ever' s
room of his house. He' has provided
these• extra copies so that' he may
have, one handy: wherever .he happens
to -•sit-dvi
Duthien: Durthe *oirl7l' War,
it1'r. • Ford;* with Woodrow Wi sone•
made a pledge to;read '
.,the Bibbe �et
idaY Amida11 thedemands
bf a. bU�yw
lifeT.:lie lras�kepE-hi: e- ��
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LO(ALandGENERAL
Your co -operationia' •making t la
column ,interesting' is. solicted. , Per-
sonals; ',sent,` .telephoned Or brought
to The', Sentinel Office, : will be apprec-
iated!
• MrS.P..eullis s spending iniurt's
holiday inChicago,••
Mrs Hilda -ill ” s
,. .. Miller of Windsor Was
a visitor with friends' here Inst: week,.
rs.
M E Altonand: ,
, Miss Alnia, Alton
spent last: eek• inTor
wl . ...onto.:., •';
Mrs. M. B. O'Neil! of', Vancouver is
a. - sue at st .,.t the, ,home of:;Mr.and, Mrs;
W. .J
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, tile,
eMi s
sStevEileen. '
en of Toronto,
visited here her.ftrend
Miss:
Audrey Horne. •..
• . M . H rv
eyNaYfor
of~Lon•...
doA.sPe
nt
a; few days with his mother, `•Mrs,
Wnr. lyaytor.
• Mr. -and Mrs. P. J. Naylor of Tor,
onto are holidaying ..'with ? relatives
here; ' .
Misses; Mary Anderson and -Doris,
Hulett of London were week -end
guests' of Miss, Alma Alton.
...,Mr. and: Mrs.. Albert Gardner and
Freddy. of Toronto, visited at :Fraser
Paterson's:; over the. Week -end.' ' J
Bud .Orr,"and Joe Agnew returned
last week fi4mm . Kintail 'where, they
had attended the. Presbyterian Boys'
Camp. fc
Mr: and, 'Mrs. Jas. Nikon of Detroit
and. ' Mrs. 'Jos. Nixon • and son Jimmie
of Dorchester, are- visitors"•in the
community.
Mr. 'Wm. Donaldson and, daughter
Dorothy of Ottawa spent , a week . at
the home of his sister, Mrs:: Collyer',;
'Miss • Joy Henderson, a graduate
of the Mothereraft Hospital, is on an
enforced: holiday as a: -result : of a
broken- finger
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Mr and Mrs.. '.I..Stewart; Ivan
and Barbara of °Niagara .Falls, Will
spend, the ;week -end with; : Mr. • and
Mrs. W, 'W,
Mr.., and :Mrs. • Thomas , Webster ' of
Tuenearsd.,Glaayniis, attended the. funeral; of
Mr:; George' .Baker of Tiverton, which.
was held to Greenhill Cemetery on
'
Mr. 'C: J. 'McGregor. Of •;Watet lee,
Mr. .Roderick and Mr. and .Mrs: Fred
McGregor, , of Kintail, spent,. Sunday
with . their ,brother, Mr. Donald ,: Mc
Gregor`of town.
;Mrs . Albert Aitchison, and . • dough -
tiers 'Beverley :.Ann and Diane are
spending an enjoyable holiday with
their grandparents kr,-a d. Mrs:: -Fin-
lay Malcolm, Havelock' : Street. `•
ELEVEN `AT'`'PARTY
WERE ' :OVER ` EIGHTY
Whitechurch. 'Boasts' Octogenarian
Graup--Of-11 ,'Within' -Mile And -A--
Ralf
AHaif . of___The„Villigehose-Agre
Totalled. 916 Years' '
Fourteen elderly people of White
church communityspent a very pleas-•
ant afternoon redently' . when' they
ga,hered at�the home of Mrs. Robert
Mo`wb'ray"to.. celebrate the, ninety-
second' "birthday of heti, father, Mr•
•Hector MacKay.
Those who were present were.. Mi.
and Mrs. MacKay, • Mr, and' Mrs. John'
Gillespie,, Mrs. • Gilchrist, .,Mr•'s. Alec
Reid, :lir and •Mts. Eli Jacques, Mr:
Wm: ' $arbour,' Mr. and `Mrs. Frank
Henry, Miss 'Catherine ,Ross, Mr. Jas
Ross: and:Mrs-., James. ,MacGregor,`
Eleven of these folks •wire eighty- or
over with their combined'ages ` total
ling 916' years, and all live• •within- a
mile and a' half' of 'the•village,'
."They enjoyed a" grand afternoon,
several carrying•, en their conversat-
ions ;in Gaelic, and•` Mrs.•:.MacGregor
sal►g • a Gaelic song, • All enjoyed. the,
fine supper'served in the prettily
orated, dining room; with:. the' lovely
birthday, cake centring' the' . dining
• table. Mrs. Mowbray,' had the picture'
'`of the group taken; all of whom. ex-
pressed gratitude for the pleasure
they had' had' in'. being' together once
Mr. McKay was 'married 'to .Kath••
wine,, McDonald `in. Seaforth' 61 'years
age, Ile Was lora',in Inverness, S,cdt-
la d,n X18
,,,i 46 and at thetiage Of seven
years came 'to, Nova''Scotia to settle
with 'his parents..Several years later
he "moved' to Woodstock;,Settling' at
•Lorca; and finally novel ;to; near
Fifty-two'years ago he
Whitechurch•: ,
began his job of collecting ,cream` for
a creamery: 'rhe acrem. the'
•
- , , n was.
drawn'
by a .team of horses, a covered
tank wagon being used 'for the creaiii.
Until „O .fe
years.ago this 'worthy
Sent, followed' this trade. retiring ;at
Hie age of X80,,
Mdatva
Y.y s,invery 'poor health.
last. fall, spending • six weeks in; the
hospital, but, he is now' in good heath
and does plenty; of• work On hie fariii
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THURSDAY, :s1DGU<S Ji'J H, 1918,
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WITIi. SCHOOL .OPENING 'LESS .THAN • 4 'WEENS AWAY
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FRESH MERCHANDISE ,AT THRILLING. ,S'A'VINGS!
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. L i,', RLS DREJSESHared 'shirt's, braidtrimming.Sls
6 'rs-10; yrs
Reg, $1.00,; Manufacture Clea a ce :, ;. , rr.:.
B'OY r
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.;;. S HR :SLTCKEIft 5 IT . .button. on waist,�exfia quality
matrial, red,, blue, brown .atri es Re s, 59c .Manu c e r. - 5
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PINK, L1vENEfors Making ,tailored dresses.' 3..6.": wide,Reg,Sale t .:,
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,. 'Pert
MUSLIN : ' r�' .
N Flora
1 Fatter ” , ..
,:. ns. Clearing at Yd 19c.
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WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK,IN BOTH OF THESE
WELL KNOWN 'MAKE OF WORK • BOOTS IN `• URUS
U i s CALF,
MENNONITE; AND RETAN .UPPERS,,
Also , ..
'Arch A•
, . ch Corrective Shoes For : -Those Sore. Feet.
To Show You
ese Shoes. -
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The Women's Institute' will hold a
basket..picn'ie;at•the park "below"'the
Bowling Green Clubhouse, for 'mem-
b'ers ..and their families; on Friday;.
August .12th at 2:3.0 o`clock:`
Mrs .:,EleMcLeod drew e,
lucky .nameizab,•on:. Iissth - Zyld-'Stewardth's°,
contest card, and Mr`s,' Quin; Leeming=
ton'and Jack, 1VIacCah; Lucknow, .won,
}ucky numbers:
Mr. Austin .,Reed of the. •Market
,Square:,:branch, of, the Bank of Mon-
treat at .London is spending: his hol-
idays with • bis another' and, brother.
Mrs ' T. S.'. Reid. and Eldon, at their
cottage at, Point. Clark.
Mrs J E.' Carmichael and .her dau-
ghterMiss •Jessie_of .Edmonton, have-
enjoyed a trip. east ss far as Montreal'
and are at present visiting with -the.
former's:. sisters and brother, Misses
Jean and Elizabeth Lyons .. and 'Mr;
James T. Lyons., •
Recent ; visitors. 'with Mr.','and' Mrs;
'David Huston, were Mr, • and ' .Mrs.
Bill Huston . of. 'Detroit,' Mr. and Mrs.
George' Huston and family, of ; Toronto,
and Mr. Andrew •Huston, of The • Rob
ert Simpson Company whp. has , been
transferred from Regina to Toronto.
• 'Mr',Ale,F Smith; arrived -home last
week from the Indian Mission : school
at. Norway" Hoose,, Manitoba, for. a.
brief visit with' his parents, Mi. and
Mrs. ' J. J. "Smith ;Ile• attended. the
Boys' Camp •'at Miramichi' Bay near
Port Elgin last.week
Suter Cut' Face
Stumbling on the step' of. Charlie
Chin's °restaurant ori Monday ,morn
ing, •Mr. James`.Howey fell face first:'
against the door`; ""shattering the
glass, which gashed , hie , nose and,
scratched- his, faee. Fortunate it wits
that his injuries were not "serious.
I Mr.' Barvey MacDougall'of Toronto.
spent the • .Vireek,-end :with • tris parent••
here, before leaving for nNova ` Scotia
to attend a United i'armers Co -ober
ative• convention:' Harve accom a
• y , p nice.
-Dr. ",and Mrs Clarenee. MCMillqn of
Toronto to ' New Brunswick inhere'
their" -will' visit with Mrs.. IMcMillan's.
parents..
McTavish: '"An' so ye leav•
e
Oar on, Monday, What.ai•e ye daein
'he morn's:.nic}it?'� •
Jarvie, "Tomorrow,'• Thur da`''::!'I 've
� y, I e
noengagement:"
i'An' the . - '
e next n}Cht?"
"I'm free then; too:" '
'An'' What will.
Ye be daein on Sat'
On Saturday t 'dine • With
Buchans,'' the
"What 'a peetl Aa vItnted
' dinner+' w1' " Ye, tae
take
us `on Satttrilay;7 •
' Customer: ''IS there
much. give
to thus cloth ?"
Dry Goon- Clerk i� '
That's Scotch Tweed')
Fall' S .m
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Here.
TIP
TOP' -, T�►'
ICOR
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Smartest . -Patterns
Greatest• .Value
ONE PRICE
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,BAR
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BAKE
%HONE 68:
The - surest way. to 'hold a
• soft job ; is to .put a lot ;of'
hard` work into it -
WE' PI.IT
t.WE`.PI.IT' A LOT OF HARD
WORK, AL%1G WITH THE'
BEST INGREDIENTS INTO.
THE, MAKING• OF GLDEN"
CRUST• BREAD.: P- ``
It Pays Us',i
n Sat}sfagtion
' And It' 'Pay's. You To Buy: ",
"GOLDEN ' CRUST'' the
Bread that is ' Different.
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WEEK -END 'SPECIALS '
Banana Cake' ' • • ,Muffin?;
`Date 'Nut' Cake ' Scones
Jelly' Rolls '
• ASSORTMENT OF PIES,
TARTS AND OTiiER
CHOICE BAKING`
ICE , CREA'M=-SOFT°„ 1)RIN•
ItS'
CARS.. C;OLLIOE
Cars: -driven b •Red
Y vera 'Johnston.,
and Edward' Little sideswiped, on •
Grey Ox Hill on. S'un<Jay',evening. af=
ter dark,' Beth'. cat'e ;suffered' similar'
,damage„ having the.: running hoards•-
erumpled, and other. dainagee of riot
mayor' propot'tioi . No injuries Wet'e ' X
received., The mialiap fl l invest.- -
gated by constable
lir.'J,' Moore,
Pried a ;'...y
ggs will keep their. shale
tine riot .4tiC1 to the -1'iQrr i f a ` Iiht h
of salt is deed tot•'
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