The Goderich Star, 1933-12-07, Page 2• 1461.414
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'Isstitt In 001,010; Itellt*Tiert
t Much Of its paPer.initlitnif iu&ehtn
ery and OitUipment la Obsolete, As the
bOith INAS eut 4OWn and
north *ger and better'
until now the Sturte�fl
Is too 0041,1, Of OperatiOn.
'better Plant* ean
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LInIPIS we Sr* SOW to caneL
the subectibitr willies the ler'
11.148XITANCe$ahouZd
by cct-1etLei, Mone
Citecitte, la Gode
Trontstwir, ozo, 704 1.933
"MEL* tRITICISIk,
ithlrlr*cotton ,to the..grection *
0110dOlpe near the 'Public 'tsibrstY was
voicot at Friday eveningTOVin Coon -l-
oll meeting by .1levera1 Of the CoUnelllores
The *Aggeetion tante from the Pttblic
UtIlities 001nntissiOn, 'which 101 1*
TgannIng much-needed improvement to
the Waterworks systern. The point Was
inadet that the. town now owns InttnY
viola lets Suitable: tot ansch PneOse
a t
hitt
poptixotoyvon,quent upon'ehanithlif .up these atatenlentl..% OW "I' holt* -The 'lumens*" that Elsie 'rime' *to' this wee i'14 vet collect'' Xn-
dt.strial SOnditiorte Sallies.rds , you Will suppOrt (Or Uphold)„*MOS". otineettew ieeefirsed recentiy in Toronto,
p; even 1,6001. ,daYa and 'Oeubly 10 Do net sayoi !That .1s a ha* suit sion A nis,4ueskin los wring piece the city , To draft the prOgrant'for'liiat meld-
iodot, tlosting emotions, But sturgeon Are wearillil! isaYit StYiSsis (or neat), c,,ounell 01 the sovistibmir 0$ banding e. tOd• •
.10WiAle were Wein • )d1ra s
. • , hew hridoe.. , one of she sideman ex- ington, 1.0*. 0441Lchftn' ZOO loAr.,•
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01..,;,•;41.,.'
ee
aglis
(Sy W. Golden)
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Do t sat "He Vgaule jeg Say
e hes,* VrIpPI*4 ' the swAgea t
• ither.
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ot h, its
cttleik con** 4, tis rU *ot
continue* lunch ,
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7710 vOietc.ollit:4fremikuia
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estunple OS. usit lot
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every" ciutdtdate :tot
ualneu mali .we get
church
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n raft
,-101r,40,11104*-4047Milett4fa* .14-470,
•are( #00% I Pa
1. doosned. The tit* **Att. 'Or., the • ,„ • :0XaminatiWO0 sub. O'er_ tePorted, t.lus; t`thet., „sm.., cunt • rece„.. .
• tliern." Bay ',HChorles-Stid• saW t :2 • •
1)0 091i4.**7* l'OPe• WI -04144 Me jest of "What 'Canada :Produses'1, • (twin the year was ae2ti• ' Pece
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rani ti not okt *present/tore or Nor-
thern,Ontatio`i inchistriAl centtet *
large eXtent If is s141,t an ahandoled
toWn.
:EDITORIAL NOTES
The port of Churchill is OW Mown On
the lap, bUt that doesn't make it Port,
* * et
Right now the municipal pot does not
Oen feel luke warns
ts * *
The season of. Christmas trees and,
04 no, flexor jo•.corkipieueugy• looatelt•: [concerts, the most gladsome of the year
Apart 'from any engineering Tv -maiden; ter the ithitlia, ttot far ***Y.
tions the oritletoni Ote ligtilled. An * * *,
•unsightlY standpipe and public librarY• • , The Canadian National RailwaYs want
timply isn't done. why it is that passengers 'atter
ie Iterfiritiuglit of Itis equiiitleritlii
-biting into spoonful ot sand. It is
enot*h to cause Mdrew Oarriegle. tot=
over in. hie graVe. It is to biiisTIT-ed the
ast has been 'heard Of iii)s..*OPOItitligii".
s'"--s-±sssss scssississassrsas
',to... • "so, .
614,1014
,CHRIsTMAS, SHOPPING
•There never i Christmas that did
not damar on, the unready, but Merchants
of Ooderielt eannot bes.ineluded in this
category. NearlY all holidaY WindoWS
are nowin, there has already been saint
aulostmo. 00014, but with only tow, ean 4,a)so past their taxes in that manner.,
teen daYs remainlitg the grand rush is "4 8030 SW is lois- It is corning to,
vet to cote. Are
you ready, ois hoe Judging j'O ese»i developments in
you thought about it yet, UAW Untnicipalities,
-..41hrtafraS this year May not mean all 4' * *
611ktfit itti9V10 49 'Vat,- bUt it 1$ Cbrists'S Ooderich's school.. children of both
links Just the same, and for the ludo, primary and .Secondary age ate getting;
--txmate,mozYsjitt make it a seal break" in 'the way of Christmas',
Mks. dap -.1933,s.°Thitsyeartlie--Chr18ts.
` It -Won't be 'Ong IIPW. 'Make your We' mas
lidos are the minimum reOldred
ParationiSsatronets-foisthe
4,4 n'etig +Ale 42t life.' Pre", e4 °re 604)4 00 the 4414 gsret RObertson, Mr& Molt*Y* Mrs;
abiobut „work, thiot - - to
• Words brit* 10.47rimounce* P ---roxy- -1. Officers for the coming year were
, ....2.... _a w given0, 4. Tiffin isna- mros W. .7., 4334rearit
' would not tionotint -to • • . •
..
e more than. 35 per .cent of the cost. AO a
,
'01011otister (Maasls-PrOmozteett sglos'; litreSTPrOPortiOrt Cr the' nietiCY 'WOO go
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ter, 9 as in of, . to the United States tor steel.
• Masculine. Pronounce the S Is in ink Now there Mai- bare been inan.f"good
flO tas 111 Une • reason* why this bridge project should
COlibia• rrOn01410? ite141-1*-4 a " not be proceeded with, but the auump-
in both, is*as In It,* =street", tion that ,$t large portion of the -Mono,/
cent first syllable, would leave Canasta was not oult beside
.A.pparittita,Pronouns* third a kts in she -point but 'it. was' irtaielliate• TwO or,
*WA Eni accent third syllable. •
tht1argest bridge contracts 'awarded
Vehemence.- Pronounce ve-Isequenst Cense in recent years have been 100
nut' e as In me, second e as in Me Un- Per cent etinatUart in 4014414 and in the
stressed, third CO in men unstressed, particular *Oct that was under disd
aceent first i�lable cussion, not 35, per cent but more than
Penalize. PronoUnce the e as in Pea, 82 pessoent ofs the cost of .the SirOlect
jot as in Pen. -• Would have fond its way into the pocks
Words Often l'altspelled et s of Canadian Workmen. a
(Pl'ormailY; two vs; :Formerly; one -1.
Porehead; fore, not for, .theugh the o is
'titer of the diningsoare -6-i-irwgilaisTits-postrounced assinsof. Plaintiff- twoils
that they are shdrt of cash.
7tist1-4714*Ws,444.4.0111,s, colsvlase
the ia, Height; not fl,efghth.
--le- *
• are iniproving is the stateMent just Ss- Character, reputation, person.ality, dis-
stalgo.A.44e.,s,.,evVertce, that tinea
sla107The• ehririardif:bliFirtiOa 4*4=1:-It-Z-17.sAZtirir
assurance, dls-
dain, insolence, P,resumptiOn.
Serious., 'grave, Weighty, dangerous.
* * • Difference, dtscrePane,y, discrimination,
'disparity, dissimilarity, divexsitY, con -
pay for tbclr antemcs trast, unlikeness, variation..
on the monthly instal" Virtue, goodness, ptuity,. \rectitude,
Winter Fair at Ispronto was the most
suesessful eifer held.
It People can
biles, radios, etc.,
merit pituS .itsgoeSs wIth:011t saying they chastity, truth, weir hot -tors
Perlifetetik deadly—dhtrilet/ie sinjurs
boas, ruinous. -
rider-thesteguia#911*--.91-4.11e:(1•ePart4ne
Word Study
"Use a word three times and it is
yours." Let ns Increase iur VOCIOUISX/
by ZIABStedliir on word eaeh, daY• Words
for thia lesson:
REMUN/aftlaiWil; profitable. 4Z is
rittalliaerative
01/1.01§OND: to rise above or beyond.
region of the c1outh0,-,-Ilowell.
INTRIGUE; to contrive by secret arti.
. wisheir-p Y-
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ts lose, If you haVe Christmas shOPiting of,edneetien and is Ali happens *ante
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It searlyssand- do sit-iti-Oode Deeeesitter 45 IsMond Therefore
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BUYING AT HOME
*Itineardine Review -Reporter his
,-.11i4i4Sstts handiSViltia7the V0114_17411-,
ties CoMMitaion Sit that, town over tate
PaStet,et sending Oticof town for prints
;kr. What the com-inission has
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7,77
the recess commences it 4 o'clock on
Priday, -December .12,,. and 'concludes 9
o'Clock on Wednesday; Jarittitr3r.3. Acs
cording to the department regUlatiOns,, if
the 22n4 13. a aehool day' and, January 3
ssrichopl day the belidatisloginsiinti end
on these two datee. Otherwlie the vaets.
thin cortintences as neskthe,'12nd as pos-
sible and ends, the nearest .iftlhosol day
3. - - - •
40,14*. TA Wofi out 04 it tri '0,------... r,
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gal&
ttiltit '110114,4 00:
ta -4144- Mi
l'Altat; Nothintr, 'could be more
ButiEtireardine
rot alonetnAhis
spect. 'The County of Humus for ht.
-stance, sends --Own:ands of- _dollar* _to
• toitnti, litintert or reason* . that are
weflknown and, bette-figttinsaid.-
soh -ot asssAixterican-
.
e_ ions-1,....t*,,years ago the order -
i1 printing was
Mien' county printers have been out tif,
susX, SintI:TorOnto .0140&rho•-ve 14"ttn itt-
, clover.- „AlthoUghthe ceuntY bas been
*Ong to etOrionase, it can stilt SOO ,
-the-lusurymotiM,boised And litliogrohedm
stationers', vith whlth • ant amaicisktes
hroutrage houses and the like . Its Is
to
'be 'sintettely hoed that .the new regime
_torroct this
%Wait *Vractk***4 tmposttOn
.1* Rintirdiiii newspaper. has nur
sympa
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'ttNtitt TROIAL
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The town of Stnroni FaUs tn North-
6ntat10, tehere 'only _ 'Year ;Ito
Mitt scandals IVere unearthed, is
In the news ag1itt- 'The her* or five,
hun4red. !irate% it stems, luViti gone on
staike he?cattee the tete )14111th 14 bent
handed Out to them Is Considered instil.'
Adept. Thts, 13 nut surprising, coming
from a 4.torritmUilty Where it wisscort-
chltivelY ;holm, a Stst` sign that ti*IW on
relier Urn never so well or( in their
as (lilt:eased by evidence at the In.
teetleation.
$tuntedn rats tAs. *wog the °mart)
veratottit * tot of trotible, but it St ties
fr$hlng to relied, thst tonditionS
-h-ttenadian papers•nialfhig tpWfl,
Where a' large .atttion t the Iv***
Or yearitnadel• It s pricti-Os.tO-foll* tlt
Ii02143Clan's and, the 00Verratient ist goOd
Dar, Said bad, SO U4 APPlicable
Whet* .Site 41t ibia tsta'ed Proyinve.
ot the •Vtrst newsprint mfll In
tibern With Stilrgebti Falls is unt
pit14040 is er000t 1l pet
Preuch-Oartadia0 and Wroth of fti
o�due1edthe FreSith 1*11
*OA .cluttilt st
h ,corsaat school.
'TRY
iiiITELNVAVEIALEY
NEXT VISIT
. CENPVtls_ ECONOMICAL
5POTIISSIEY CESCM.1:::
'11401t0U6HLY M00004
ROM *AIM
m4 PNVATt*M1 wswoiNwo-wArotst-
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GODIERIC11-.3V1.14 TRIED IT
-(Stratford ileaconslierald)
ists.RobhissaistGisslir*soughtstos1ind
a new market 'for 'Lake Enrols trout.
They are good fish, it Is doubtful it there
14 anything better taken -from fresh water
at any place, so Mr, Robins had a ,goed
satielesssiths_whicliAoatartsi
Ile figured New York would., be the
Plaee to try for a new outlet, It is a
city of millions and there should be. a
demand there.- So far- the idea seents
quite all right, but let us see what hap-
pened. • , , •
Idthe- shipment there were 110 pounds
of, fish, Which were caught 15 miles off
shore .on one of the cildest daysotthe
season. . 'Then they Were oleested and
packed in ice and trutked a mile to the
Station. It was then that the great ex-
periment really began, and is near as
we can make out the thing worked this
ayS •
, RECEIPDS „ •
110 pound a at, JO per pou4....$11.00
EXPENSES
New York .1:65
trigueir, \.(Pronounce • the' second i as .e
jr-tree}. -
SOLLCII (noun); that 'which cheers
or -consoles., *The solaces of . age. are
wisdom and !devotion." • '
sugmccrsr . that which' SutChne.
wrhe inbilmities of igture."• -
Alkt010011iI:, doubtfulness or utter.
taints". ''',14o shadow or ambiguity can-
pon, -the course -to -be pursued.S."-s-
Tailor. • '
wont Fos multi
HOTEL WAvERLEY
014NTO
ComMission.in
Express
Ditty entering U. 1.
.. . ..
piscoupt aud
*11001..., xy•
tripet-
TatlItttuAt;pi. 104
•••144.
ole'ageht for the celebrated
organ, Ltd. guaranteed hut.
te e* fel ro
iali:mr in IiandTaiorittt'marig in our own s
hop
in hint,
ch'arge.0 *tr. .1
S,747AS
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WORDS
The King's lenglish has been'igbught
-01$941*te --*Ith the Publication ot.the
AuPlgeMehtsIT ,volunie et the Oxford
119h 41191400ltrY, Needless to 210$ there
elected as follow: Honorary presidentS0,- ares hinidtlida of Words in this taipplement
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Uri., J. H. Volbaum,'Iltris. Jas; StewartACS Th Oelnuton° was ignorant.
Um 4. 11„,.Tom, Mrs, f4L. PeavidsO4P-wesi.
dent,. Mrs. 1. Ifetherintinn•
dents, Mrs.' Jas. 0.1010011, Mrs 0. cor.
tars lartt. G. T, Watts, Ws. J. St. or*.
ham: ,recording *sadist, 'Wt.' William
Strachan; assistant secretary,•Ats*P NV•,
CUrrie; '7corresponding secretary, Mrs,
Wm.Rivers; treasurer, Mils Margaret
RobertsOn; Pianist; Mrs, 4, Fel;
'111.10.1* -Cubism -futurism,
•robot, Pacifism Mifflin; movies, talkies,
tenk, hooligan„-broadesuiting, lOudePeak-
tr.' lip,44.1cko sUmpilng,-P4V.hCaPalist5,
pussyfoot, :photostat, profiteer, ga-ga,
bubbly and :slapstick. , • _
• "It gives the byres -00n of very tal-
ented, very nervous, AhighlY-etrIng gen-
eration, equally harassed by its pleasures
assistants, .Mrs. W. Hem, and Mrs. P. 41. its, 'by its pains, and eager to pass front
Ogntelon; press ,secretary, . Mrs. Iitt, 1;‘,!:
Howell; assistant, leas 11.• ot• Recheitcen.
Secretaries of :departmentS aPP0Inted
Were: Christian stewardship, Ws. w, J.
Andrew; strangers, MO. W C. Pridhani
and Mrs. J. J. 'rifitrk; supply, Mrs. T.
Johnston, itErs, R. J. Howard, with Mrs.
R. Matheson and Miss. E. Rose as
assistants's,. aSsoelate helpers, Ufa 0,
M..RobertsOrLand„Mrs,
lit-
erature, Mis. 1W-garityrlopearovary
Monthly, Mrs. T. J. Anderson and mrs.
W. .1•„ .10,1sTevin; temperance, miss Annie
Davidson.
41.0„,1EAWBuehanan was again ap-
pointed ,superbitefidde-ZilArigibr
Circle; 'Misses M. Bailie and T. Cheer as
mssesdperins_sten,,d1seniatscifoOrfiLthuot4r... Tdrew aia.aanzO:
000par of the Mission Band. Mrs. Fill -
ford, Miss' A. Jenkins and NirSi P.
Cantelos continue as Superintendents of
the Baby Band. To the finance com- whicli_ frh.ert_hoieuegrrattlit nwyas. of British growth
.
raittee-Mr11
s.-.-WsItyan, IVirs, H. L. sal-. ,getually, have
keld and Miss Mary Robertson were ap-
come
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one sensation to another," ,said the.pre-
*lent of itlagdelen, GeorgeGorclon, at
a luncheon at Goldsmiths Hall 'in. cele-
bration Of the conspletion of the, supple -
merit.
• CALP. TO S *OM 04.rirsE
On Thursday, POceiVec X41.1t;i; during
the -week of their annual, cOnventten,, •
United .Vailners of Ontario will throwtheir, (loons open, to all 10410,:,Peel* '1Or
the prOVince. who are desirous Oa*
'lye and OPPOrthtft * vigorous indepen4...
• dent agricultural program •deelgliecr roy
assure immediate ,rellef.' and • bring about'
Permanent, recoverS; .
This .farmers' rams meeting which, is
not ,in,,any.sense A part of the t7F.O'
Consentiess will be 4ield in the Misr *I.,.
ward Hotel, 35 King Street East. Tor9A-
besinning promptly at 1;30 SS
more than one session is required 'the
meeting will be allowed to eontimte intss
an evening session.
'A cordial invitation is extended to all:
independent thinking farm people to
.Present.
find many words expressing con:,
tempt S`a age. -dodderer, bkk-ntunber,
and so on I find, too, a large vocabu-
ry-for a virile natfon-devotert-to-di&.
tinvisIrmvss7wp0sAble kind- of- oomfort
at every hour of the day arid, night,"
- Mr. Gordon added that however rude
or aside -were American terms, they were
so expressive, so impudently near the
Arnthssthaytswassiatrdsta.-xesistsAtaltiss
place- in. any honest le.xicon. Such
terms were , graft, once-over, . dope; fools
proof and step -on -the -gas. Holiest son-
tributions-from `Australia -were to make
a bloomer, barracking and no -files -ca-
me. A laminar and modern phrase,
pointed. WS. Aitketi and, Mrs. M Mo -
McKay were elected auditors "Mrs. Heth-
erington was chosen . representative' to
the Official. Board; and.Airs, AsItuch-
anon was made W. Sf. S. representative
on the tower committee of the 'church.,
After the business Was completed Miss
Emilie Buchanan took charge of the de-
votional progra. 'Miss, R; Rose read as
p uresiesson---the.-1)-eautifulsCluists:
mas story from the gospel by St. Linke,
Mies
Of Band.", A,
Buchanan . offered% prayer and Mrs.
W. J. McNevin. read the evo ona
- — wr-yrsIdp *vies- folio- wed; read
by.Miss Buchanan, the members respond-
ing by :singing 't,he -refrain, "'Ct Opine, let
sus
offerifisby-liiss
•
Total poem ..... ....... . ...rtm
Amount left ,over 2.02
what it wOuld cost to catch 110‘portds
of•Rsh 16 miles off the 9oastsWe'do'not
know,but Oursgtiess--lattiats-lesmiiild-Oss
more than the $2.92•whioh was left over
' after 'ail other expenses had been paid.
:the- tkpetiMehtAtaViiying 1:4Y IllitOn2
market-tleniOn-4
strafed that it cotild itoebe done, There
Is another. tulknOWnStosteStriind #10...1*
FIA -T -la. ER - -the rrrite paid irt New York by those who
finally ate-the_fisits-If thitstould-bi de-
. termined it Mightsbe- known dOnitelY
1 ..MITORS SAY
whatertantd°p1r;d1MUS:krsriact4amtuntwie:1,1 teo,o11".
, .
. .... .,
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: SPEARING, OF ItACK—ETS
- When(WtiinrefirsinlemAdvan'and re C:Qui•le
ties were thrown Open for a 4 -day 'deet
hunt- about forty -tour men around 0ratt.
Wing bought licenses -at-St-e.ach;-• •NOt,
one of them thet r‘,", deer, , the deer stilt
e -Govenunent-it417
.411 4
For the first nine Months of 1933, the
amount of branded beef sold ,in Canada
was 23;243,872 lbs., an increase of 1,063.-
813 lbs. from the e,orresponding period of
last year,
•
, Useful in Como. -Explorers, surVeYerS,
prospectors and hunters will find Dr.
Thomas' Eclectile Q11 Very useful' *
camp. When -the feet and legssire 'wet .
and .cold tt is well to rub, them' freely .
„ssts,...thesoissisasthe resultswill lie the
nreventisusorsgains„...insIllemnsclei
should a cut, or contusionssonssprairtsbes-7:- '
sustained, nothing could be better 'as a
dressing or lotion. '
Geo. Williams
DEALERS DT
DO1VIINION, PROVINCIAL,_
MUNICIPAL AND COR-
PORATION BONDS _
Fire; Accident, , Automobile and
General Insurance Agents
Office, next to Bank cif Com-
• merce ..
. Phone 53 Goderich
Asthma, Can be Cured. -Its suffering
is as needlesssas-itr-is-jetrible- to ,' endure, -
1
After ItSsmanysyears „of relief, of the most
stubborn cases no sufferer can dobbt the
Perfect effectiveness of Dr.. J. D.
logg's Asthma' Remedy.' :Comfort of -body i
and peace of mind return--witir its use
and nights of sound sleep come back for
ill, •Ask your- druggist;he an supply
you.
1
sCAN-XIIK,Q.N---_,W_VALLOW•Sit
• (Peterborough .Y1 xamlier)
Mr. irepbtirn declares solong- as he
-leads it 'the- Liberal party will never ,be
'prohibition party. That. statement,
while 'consistent with Mr;'llepburres‘at-
titude on the liquor question may cause
barressment When meeting Softie Of
.dri Progressive tollowcts.
4441.
If can give you prompt
goittisteketoji stoke at
the
tins:
--Letteas
a
grat1O118-SIONESS-2
(Fergus Itoivs-ttecovd) •
. .
Att analter 0X.Htiron OonntY, who was
teund guhity ot aceepting & bribe at fifty
dollars to over up a shortage' it the,
treasurer's books, was giver'?
sentclite ot 'one 'Month:'; •APloreritlY the
'courts over that way take the kintfes of
atiOnt .as lightllr as the
unty,„Conticilt dcwhen they make Sp.
pointriients.
WIIERSDO wurrit otoile$ cot
mliotoo Newtpatteacro °
A :ratePlyer luiP itt Initterin ,CtfulitY 1st
raising the Miestion as to What
toiirt judge t do *nth, all the w.hite kid
gloves Prete-Med to them la ftOOmatt
theY anike the totunis ot their circuit
We have vaguely 'wondered soreethlhi
Uke that outselveS. . • •••
Ot tow*, we to losgioti the Itidgt
tiding betattion to *at * palt now ana-
lint if he i1tou1 get, sorest Delta a
atiOn.b8 mlgbt easlizst getmtetebtlted*
omIIItt ustle one ot two pat*, et tor
Wit ot 4*ara gold stick or tootle
-
nine Uke that; of s'Butthe'but-
teri.n.sheritt Salta tbs4 M`,41.t. aa
been handing them out n*-IWWW4
*117:enthem both ot the* I*,
bind; thot, *lova tiate theiti Iwo, loath
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