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CORM :FOR SALE -Expected
last of this week. Special, pit onthe 'premises. per cent.
rive the TERMS OF SALE: Ten
price off the car. C. R. Coupes, { of the purchase money on the day of
Belgrave, sale and the balance within thirty
clays thereafter.
Further particulars and conditions
of sale will be made known on the
day of sale or may be had ori appli-
cation to the undersigned.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, the
sixteenth day of February, A,D. 1932.
THOMAS FELLS,
Wingham, Ontario, Auctioneer.
J. H. CRAWFORD,
Wingham, Ontario,
Vendor's Solicitor.
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l4102 r�•p.V V ,!sse • ytesee e• \W l• V1d6• l•A;l� !JdL�. • I
11, cents a word per insertion, with a minimum charge of 25c.
CANADIAN APPROVED CHICKS
Barred Rocks and White Legliorns
winning 1st pen, lst hen, Nova
Scotia contest. Blood lines off
these hens runs through our flocks.
A pens .ens headed by sons off Reg-
istered hens or approved' cockerels.
Leghorns 10c, Rocks 12c. John
Fairservice, Blyth:
THE WINCHAINI. ADVANCE -TIMES
appointed; otherwise the proceeds of
the debtor's .estate will be distributed
among the parties entitled thereto
without r e and to your claim. -
JOHN
laim.JOHN STEVENSON, Custodian,
130x 403,' STR.ATFORD, Ontario,
BABY CHICKS and HATCHING SALE
EGGS from High Producing S. C. MORTGAGE
White Leghorns (British Columbia
Strain), 10c per chick. Robert J.
Wallace, Blyth, R, R. No. 2.
FOR SALE -17 White Leghorn Pul-
lets, 1 Rooster, 10 months old,
Walter Rose's grade A stock. R.
Bacon, Wingham
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to section 51, Chap. 150 of
the, Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all p'erscns' having claims against the
estate of Eliza Forbes, late of the
Town of Wingham in the County of
Huron, Widow, deceased, who died
ori or about the thirteenth day of De
Of Valuable Farm Property in the
Township of Howie..
Under and by virtue of the powers
of sale contained in a certain mort-
gage, which will be produced at the
time of sale there will be offered for
sale by public auction at The Bruns-
wick Hotel in the Town of Wingham,
FOR SALE OR RENT= -2 -storey on Saturday, the 12th day of March,
ick house in Gorrie, with extra A. D. 1932, at 1 o'clock in the after-
noon, by Thomas Bennett, Auction-
eer, the • following property namely:
Ali and singular that certain parcel
or tract of land and premises, situate,
lying and being in the Township of
Howick in the County of Huron and
Province of Ontario and being com-
posed of Lot number Twelve in the
Concession ofthe-
ut
vacant lot. For further particulars
apply to Mrs. T. R. Bennett, box
385, Wingham.
FOR YOUR MAPLE SYRUP Call
Jas. H, Currie, 3r619. Pure, Evap-
orated Maitland Brae Brand,
POTATOES FOR SALE -Cobblers
and Green Mountains, good
the Well-
ington
.25c bag.:Apply :..
ington Froduce;
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING
-All makes, bring in your head,
charges reasonable. Luke King,
Lower Wingham; next door to Hy-
dro Plant.
cember, A.D.1931, are required to
send by post, prepaid, or deliver to
J. H. Crawford, Wingham; Ontario,
Administrator with .the Will annex-
ed, on or before the fourteenth day of
March, A.D. 1932, their names and
addresses, with frill particulars in
writing of their claims, and the nat-
ure of the securities (if ,any) held
by them duly verified by a statutory
declaration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said fourteenth day of
March, A.D. 1932, the said Adminis-
trator will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said estate among the
parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which he
shall then have had notice, and the
said administrator shall not be liable
for the said assets or any part there-
of to any person of whose claim he
shall not then have received notice.
DATED this twenty-third day of
February, A.D. 1932.
J. H. CRAWFORD,
Wingham, Ontario,
Administrator with the Will. Annex-
ed.
Thursday, March 1Qth, 1932
For Wind -break .planting: White
Spruce,' Norway Spruce and White
Cedar.
Apt lications for trees must be
made before April -1st.' The trees
will be shipped express collect, some-
time during the month of April.: For•
further information and application
hirer; for trees, apply to Huron Co.
Braneh of the Ontario Department of.
Agriculture, Clinton, Ontario.
BELMORE
J'r. I-1\'Iadelirte Casemore 157, hon.
Edith Haskins 154 hon., Mary Kelly
139, 'Wesley Abram 124, Mattie Ken-
nedy 124, Mary Abram 102.
Printer -Yvonne Douglas, Rete
Kennedy, Bessie Stokes.
denotes absence from one or
more examination.
Jean Keith, Teacher.
nth LINE HOWICK
Miss . Lily Vittic was a week -end
visitor with her sister, Mrs. J. Hill,
Mr, and Mrs. William Ellis were
We see our new editor is quite par-
tial'to the village of Belfast in giving
it our correspondence. We still have
a few buildings left and some very
good people.
Mr. Herd' and family, who had the
misfortune to lose their dwelling
and store, will move into the Manse
for the time being. Luckily it' is
quite large enough for two families.
The store was built almost seventy
years ago by Mr. Embrey. Old-tim-
ers who are left were sorry to see it
fall prey to flames. Mr. Herd had
made vast improvements and did the
most of the work himself.
Miss Annie Douglas, of Gorrie, and.
Miss Clara Metcalf of Wingham,
were at their homes here Sunday.
Miss Jean Keith and Norman Ne-W-
ane
ew
ans took -charge of the Endeavor on
Sunday evening.,
Miss Etoile Casemore is` on the
sick list.
in Kitchener attending the funeral of
the latter's father.
Mr. James King was visiting his
daughter;. Mrs. Delbert Clegg.
Mr. Thomas Wright and Charles
Finlay visited at the home of Mr. J.
Finlay.
Mr. Anson' Galbraith was a Sunday
visitor at Mr. Edwin Newton's.
Otlr deepest sympathy is extended
to Mr. and Mrs. 'David Dane on the
loss of their baby.
Mr. Richard Jackson and Cecil Day ia
passed through this burg on Satur-
day.
SCHOOL REPORT The Editor is very sorry that Bei-,
more news was mixed with that of
the village of Belfast last week. It
will not happen again.
Report of 'Belmore School for the
Month of 'February:
Class V -John Abram 73, Etoile
Casemore 57.
Sr. IV -Elmer: Ballagh 311, hon.,
Clarence Stokes 297, Jean Herd ,238,
For month of February of S. S.
No. 13, Howick. Honors 75. Pass 60.•
V -Bob Corrigan 72, Gladys Fitch
70.
Sr. IV -Mary King 72, George
Gallaher 60.
Jr. IV -John Lane 87, Lloyd' Weir
86. Eva Willits 75, Earl Halliday 72,
"A" said Town Myrtle Cathers 55.
dyed acres of land more or less. Jr. IV -Stuart Johann 175, Edna
ship of Howick, containing one htra- Sr. III -Muriel Lane 86,• Helen Johann 145*, Margaret Abram 140,
Marjorie Herd 62*.
This property is situate on a good Willits 63.
gravel road one-half mile from a Jr. III -Edith Willits 65, Evelyn
school, three-quarters of a mile from Cathers 62, Margaret Neill 58, Mae
church and three and one-half miles Halliday 57 Delta Thomas 56, Jack Jr. II -Isabel Zinn 214, hon., John
from
�I Il
ase
Jr. III -Alba Stokes 166 hon., Wil-
fred Johann 113.
the Village of Wroxeter• 'awrence
The soil is clay loath and there are Willits 55, Reita Cathers 52, Jack 11 13abs1, Haskins 103,
twenty acres of fall plowing done. Fitch 42,
Bent.
On this property is said to be a'. 11 ---Laura Bennett 88, Viola Thorn -
2 -storey brick house with frame ad-
s 83, Georgina McMichael 80, dition; frame barn on concrete and
El -
stone foundation, about 60 feet by 40
WANTED -Twenty Cords of green feet; frame driving shed about 20 ft.
hardwooda20 inches long, a ma- • ft., 1 indmill
pie, ontract • open until -Ten per cent. of
• on the dayof
dred Cathers 60, Emerald Lewis 63.
I -Kathleen Willits 94, Billie Ab-
raham 91, Jack King 74, Everett Ca -
,r,
1 March ( TERMS OF SALE
thers 68, Ross Willits 38.
the purchase money Primer -john Abraham Dorothy
x, 14th, Margaret C. Calder. sale and the balance within tlnrty 1 J ,
days thereafter. Simmons, Muriel Neill,
MORTGAGE SALE I FURTHER PARTICULARS and Total enrolment 38. Av. att. 32,81.
conditions of sale will be made M. R. Doig, Teacher.
' omay n the •day of sale -or ay be
Of Valuable Farm Property in the 1 had on application to the undersign- S.S. No.14, West Wawanosh of Kinloss. I ed.
Under and by virtue of the pourers DATED at Wingham, the twenty -Tests were in the foll.otving: Agri
of sale contained in a certain mors- I fourth. day of February, A.D. 7932. curare, Literature, Geography, Aritli-
time of sale there will be of,fered
gage, which will be produced at theJ. H. CRAWFORD, • ittetic, Spelling.
' for Wingham Ontario,;
,
sale putc auction b bl' t' n at the Bruns- Vendor's Solicitor.
'Jr. 1V -Olive Purdue 77, Mary
Far -
wick Hotel in the Town of Wing- THOS. BENNETT, iGtiest 65, Jack Inglis 59, Russel Far -
day -of Wingham, Ontario, Doreen Purdah a Ru
Muriel
ft byThomas Fells Auction-
ham on Saturday, the fifth Wrng , leer 52,
March, A. D. 1982, at 2 o'clock n the Auctioneer. , Jr. III -Bertha Guest 60, iv
afternoon,
ever, the following property, namely: I'urda0 57.
lowing property, namely: TO CREDITORS II -Louise Martiu 68, Don. Martin
ALL AND SINGULAR that cer 67, Rellisort Falconer 63; Ernest Lee,
tain parcel or tract of land and prem-
ises situate, lying and being in the NOTICE sIS section Chap IV of the of Kinloss in the County of Ontario,athll
of Bruce and Province of Ontario, Revised Statutes thatte el
and being composed of lot number persons having claims against
in the Second Concession tate of .William Logan Craig, late of
es -
Thirty -two two
saidTotvnshi of Kinloss, con- the Town of Wingham in the'County
of the P
Mining one hundred acres of land of Huron, Publisher, deceased, , who0
more or less, died on or about the nineteenth day
This is a good farm about seven of January, A.D. 1932, are required
'and a half utiles from the Town of to send by post., prepaid, or to deliv-
Wingham, two and a half miles from
d mile from a school
er to 'J. H. Crawford, Wingham, On-
tario, Solicitor for the Executrix, on
a church 'man one e
The farm is well watered. or before the seventh day of . March,
,
There r
s said to be on this proper- A.D. 1932, their names and addresses,
brick house and with full particulars in writing of
ty a good two-storey their claims, and the nature of the
securities (if any) held by thein duly
verified by a statutory declaration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said seventh day of
March, 1932, the said executrix will
See proceed to distribute the assets of
T. R. BENNETT the said estate among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
At The Royal Service Station. the claims of which she shall then
Phone 174W. have had notice, and the said execti-
trix shall not be liable for the said
assets or any part thereof to any
J. D. MCEWEN person of whose claim she shall not
then have received notice.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER DATED this fifteenth day of Feb -
Phone 602r14. ruuary, A.D. 1932,
Sales of Farm Stock acid Iniple- J. H. CRAWFORD,
in nts, ; Real Estate, etc:, conducted Wingham, Ontario,
with satisfaction and at moderate Solicitor for the Executrix.
charges.
It Will Pay You To Have An
EXPERT AUCTIONEER
to conduct your ,sale.
THE BANKRUPTCY RUP'TCY ACT
croft 63, Pauline Inglis 57c
I -Verna Purdon 80, Luella Laid-
law '72; Florence Beecroft 69, Clif-
Primer-Marjorie Purdoi, Agnes
Martin, Arthur Guest.
No. on roll 19 Av. Att.e6.5.
S. S. No. 9, East Wawanosh
For January and February
Sr. IV -Total 1500. George Carter
1095,. Luella Kerr 1093; EdithAr-
buckle 1092, Ronald Coultes 1066.
Sr. II --Total marks 1150. Atie1
Johnston 899, Lenore Wellings 811.
Sr. I -Total marks 1050. Howard
Walker 841, Kenneth Johnston 737.
Primer -Louise .Coultes.
No. on roll, 9. Av. Att,, for Janu-
ary, 9. Av. att. for February, 8.5.
Mabel 1'[.' Johnston, Teacher:
TREES FOR RE-
FORESTATION FREE
A• great deal of good work has
been done and considerable: progress
has been made during recent years
in reforesting waste areas of land in
various parts of the Province. Many
este1 arts of their.
farmers have r efoi p
R. C. ARMSTRONG , .,... , ,farms that .returned them very little,.
L 1 TN THE`MAi I.ER.OF TT -1E ES- . ern 7s
LIVE STOCK And GENERA WALTER. i -UNG Au- rf any,' rcvctrue in the way o l
I.\,l E.. OF. Vv J liroti h the
St tic;. In driving tl o g
AUCTIONEER ur pasture.
Ability with special training en -
rabies me to give you satisfaction. Ar-
rangements made with W. J. Brown,
Wingham; or Phonet to. Teeswater.
THOMAS E. SMALL
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
20 Years' Experience in Farm Stock
and Implements. Moderate Prices.
Phone 331.
The
Cos
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It's Wise to nee the Most Reliable
and Effeetive Service Available for
your Difficult Collections,
That is what
KELLY & AIKEN
The Persistent Colleetet
of
( RANGEVILLE, Ont.
note Or aecourrt to than tci-day.
0lfer:Yuti. Send yotur, link or si,itg'l�
tlioiized Assignor..
Non cr.. IS HEREBY GIVEN that
WA1,'1'RR J. KING, of the Town-
ship ,
of Howick, �, in the Countyof
Huron„ and Province- of. Ontario, did
on the 270 day of February,' 1932,
make an authorized Assignment of
all iris property for the benefit of his
creditors and that Edmund Weld, of
the City of London, County of Mid-
dlesex, Official Receiver, has ap-
pointed me to be Custodian of the
listato of the debtor until the first.
meeting of. creditors.
NOTICE is further given that the
first meeting of creditors in the ab -
Province many fauns can be seen on
t'hr'ob
valuable ,wind breaks have
been 'established, which add a good
deal to the: general appearance of the
farms
farmstead as well as serving' as°a I
iro-
tectioti for the buildings against ltiglt
winds.,
Reforestation work and Wind
Ilrealc .planting has been made poss-
ible for 'the fanners of the.Province,
•
hy: the free service' rendered by the
Ontario Govetinnent Forestry branch
ove Estate wi11 he held at the office _ g
hani, Ontario, oil T'uesda'y, March wind-
breaks, are supply
-seat Forest planting 3,500 young
of Mr.. R. S. Hetherington, Win:;- trees are supplied free and for wind -
r ..., p 'eel free • each
15th, 1932, at 11 a.m.
1"o car tit le you to vote thereat, year.
proof: of your claim must be lodged The following varieties are avail-
ivith me before the meeting is held.
Proxies to he
used at the meeting
must be lodged with Inc prior there-
to. '
AND further take notice that if
yott have any claire against the debt-
or for which you are entitled to rank,
proof of such. claim. -roust be filed
with inc or, with the Trustee when
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The Advance -Times has recently
been appointed agent in thisit
district for an exceptionally'
fine line of El
MORRIS
Mr. Jim Campbell is taking the ag-
ency for Rawleigh products. His
territory is Middlesex County.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Button
to our community.
A number in this vicinity are mak
ing maple syrup. The stormy wea-
ther will be a set -back for thein.
. Miss Dorothy Galley visited at Mr.
and 'Mrs. Geo. Hawthorn's, of Wing -
ham, over the week -end. .
A number in this vicinity are on
the sick list. We wish to see thein
soon well again.
makes K9 FUSSY
One of the most important chings
you can do to make a teething baby
comfortable is to see that little,
bowels do their wort: of carryine oft
waste matter promptly and regularly:
For this nothing is better than Cas -
toric, a pure vegetable preparation
specially madefor babies and chil-
dren. Castoria acts so gently you can
give it to young infants to relieve.
colic. Yet it is always effective, 'for
older children, too. Remember, Cas
Coria contains no harsh drugs, no
narcotics -is absolutely harmless.
When your baby is fretful with
teething or a food upset, give a cleans-
ing dose of Castoria. Be sure you get
genuine Castoria with the nano:
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MAKE CANADA '
MORE BEAUTIFUL
Every unimproved -or unplanted
home' in Canada can be made more
attractive by the judicious use of
trees,. shrubs, vines, flowers and well -
kept grass. The old saying that a
home is not a home until it is planted
very well• emphasizes the necessity,
and wisdom of beautification. This
is perhaps more noticeable in rural
districts.. However, there is abund-
ant evidence to show that where in-
telligent attention is given to this
matter the results may be very sat-
isfactory indeed.
Canada is a land 'of rare natural
beauty from the Bras d'Or Lake of
Cape Breton Island to those, famous
mountains whose feet are kissed by
the waves of the Pacific. Nature has
endowed this country with the most
beautiful and the greatest variety of.
natural scenic grandeur to be found
the universe. Routh -
anywhere in
tains, lakes, streams, forests, plains,
waterfalls, are to be found in great
abundance..,, The .unlovely spots are
ratan -made and.it would seem that the
least we can do is to make these man-
inade places sufficiently attractive
that they will, in some measure at.
cast, be in keeping with the great
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GREASING AND WASHING
SUPERTEST GASOLINE
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GOODYEAR TIRES
Free Spray job done with every oil change.
Our service gives you more miles at less cost.
We have one of the best equipped shops in West-
ern Ontario, and our many years of experience as-
sures you of the best that can be had. Have your
tires examined by us before deciding. We have
just installed the latest in Vulcanizing equipment.
Every job guaranteed.
When in Wingham, ask for Ingham.
Wil gham Tire and Vulcanizing Depot
Phone 298.
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improved your city or town will be
improved, and if your city or town
ni• township is made 'more beautiful,
you have helped to Make a more
beautiful Canada.
Butchers-Wingham 17, Belgrave
30, Bl.uevale 24, Huron Co. Locals
189, Huron County 538. .
Heavies-Wingham 2, Belgrave 11,
Bluevale 6, Huron Co. Locals 56, Hu-
ron County 132.
SENTENCED FOR Lights and Feeders-Wingham 1,
LIQUOR Belgrave 2, Bluevale 1, Huron Co.
STEALINGLc:cals 13, Huron County 36.
WALKERTON, March -Plead-
natural7.
found through- rag guilty to the charge of stealing
beauty to be b
able for forest planting; Conifers
,..
Pine, 1 jack Pine?
tn7liite I inc, Red the, J
Scotch Pine, European Larch, White
Slrttee, White Cedar, Hardwoods ••••-
Wa1nttt, Butternut, `l?lin, White n.sh,
Safi Maple, ]-:Card Maple, and Red
Oak,
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Buy At CoLes
Cooking Beans 5 lbs. 15c
1
cut this great Dominion. The pro-
;rr.ssiveeess and thrift of. a commun-
ity
ommun
ity or municipality are often reflected
in its appearance and the best adver-
tisingthat any community can do is
to present a pleasing appearance to
the world - an appearance 'of pro-
gr•essiveness, thrift and industry, re-
flected by well -planted and well -kept
public and private grounds.
We influenced to a greater ex-
tent than we realize by,our surround -
Ines. Children are particularly sen-
sitive in this regard: Surely 'a home'
in and around which flowers are
;grown is a:. better place to bring up
children than: a home where no, at-
tention whatever •is :paid to these
friends of the plant kingdom. As the
twig is bent the tree is inclined is
an old saying,, and very applicable- in
connection With the training of child-
ren, If children are taught to love
flowers and to become familiar with
thein, their hearts will. befilled with
love for these things which will leave
less roonm, in their hearts'and minds
for the things that hurt and destroy.
'We frequently 'meet with the .ob-
jection that gardens and flowers, cost
too much 'or that they take: too much
tune. The truth is that it is not so
Much a matter of money or time 'as
it is of desire and disposition. If eve
are disposed. to have gardens curt
flowers and really desire to have at
tractive home surroundings, we .will
have theno matter how. busy we
may be, Your nearest Experimental
Farm or Agricultural College will
gladly give you information regard-
ingi r u
suitable varieties for. your dis-
trict.
trict,' The cost in any 'event need be
only trifling and the amount spent
on the nursery stock necessary to Iin-
prove the average size hone will be
one of the finest investments that
possibly can be inade, It will pay
great dividends in satisfaction, and.
will increase the value of your home.
Your individual efforts in Making
your. liotnc ,more attractive witl irr.i-
Ttrmve your 'street. If yotir street is
liquor at the Government liquor store
_ at Walkerton on February 4,
Elmer
Reilly and Hugh Johnston, two Brant
Township youths, were sentenced to
18 months 'determinate and 12 nton
the indeterminate in the Ontario 'Re
forriiatot-y. The charges were laid by
Provincial Officer McClevis who was
directed fo lie; barns of their respec-
tive parents •where the liquor was
forbid hidden at Johnston's under a
sand pile in the passageway and at
Reilly's under a straw stack in the
mow. Of the 12 cases taken from
the liquor store about•'four dozen
bottles had disappeared. Police con
-
fisceted. the remaining eight dozen.
Macaroni, 2 lbs. 15c F
Peas .and. Tomatoes, , 6
Corn, P'ea
3 cans 25c
Corn Syrup; 5 ;lbs. 34c
Oatmeal, fine and coarse, 8 lb.
Saturday only 25c
Dates, 2 lbs. 19c
..... :15c
Tomato Juice, 2 tins
Fray Bento, 1 tin 15c
Raisins, , 2 lbs. 29c
P. & G. Soar, 3 cakes :10c
Christie's Sodas, 1 lb. 13c
Chocolate' Coated Graham
Wafers, 1 Ib. 25c
0 Oyster "Shell, 1 bag ........$1.20
fl Cod Liver Oil, 1 gal. $1.25'
0 Sugar, 10 lb, • (Sat. only) 52e
Good Black Tea, 1 lb, 39c
Coffee, 39
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Merchant
Belgrave
Former Winghatn. Boy Recovers
The many friends of Junior Niv-
-Mitn ice will be
'i •It I1 nlSeAve,
pleased •to know that lie is recover-
ing nicely from a serious appendix
operation. For some time his con-
dition was critical, owing to a heart
weakened from scarlet fever and two
previous operations last' winter, Jun-
ior is the eight-year-olcl son of Mr. '
avid Mrs. Harvey Nivins, formerly of
Wingham.
REPORT OF HOG SHIPMENTS
For Month Ending Jan. 31, 1932
• Total Hcigs-Wingham 129, Bel -
grave 310, Bluevale 214, Heron Co.
Locals 2277, Huron County 6274:
Select Bacon-Wingham 33, Bel -
grave 85, Bluevale 41, Huron Co. Lo-
cals, 602, Htn'on County 1666,
Bacon-Wingham 76, Belgrave 1'78,
Blocvale 137, Huron Cp. Locals 1403,
'Huron County <3862.
Old Mao. Winter surely played a
queer joke on the lovers of winter
sports this:season.
Only two hockey rematches , were
played by the local squad, one at
home and one in :Brussels. The an-
cient genie of 'curling :did not evtn
get away to a start and as far as
snow -shoeing or skiing . were con-
cerned, there was not any.
Our sport -loving public' as well as
those who take part, must be ready
to
goa after so long a lay off. How
about getting our siiminer sports or-
ganized, so that .as soon as the
ground is in shape, summer• sport will
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