The Goderich Star, 1924-10-09, Page 2.•
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11THEN any means of saving
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orrery haa been perfected, is
it wise to continue the wasteful
methods?
Mce11ry4 Electric Range saves
money by saving current on the
"stored heat" principle.
You can .bake for hoOrs in Mc-
Clary's Electric Oven after the cur-
rent is turned "off"-beeause the
oven has double insulation. •
You can do practically all your
tpaRor isrog ow laws, because
JEDProtected Elements
retainihoato
See 'these exclusive McClary's
features. f
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lilt (JOU': t•O'N'O
701). 0.111O'i! ;$ 1 1 1 OiONT
THZ GODELICH
runic samoi, Isom eaperva lag &MOM Of thi
Net Aomentfret Departmeatal Groat
t� UaMtlsk Pse Moo&
is *10444
'Owl regular *tee:tidy reeetiag of
the rob& soloed bawd woo held on
Mwede,y evaaing, Oct, Oh, in Victoria
sebeek present Trustees .1. C. Carrie
W. Wallace, T. Gundry, R. R. Hal-
lows. O. W. CraitiO R. J. Acheson
end J. F. Thomson. Trustee Sanwa
was appeluted cbairrea* for the
muting,
The priocipal of Central :wheel re-
puted for the month of Septembet
as follows: Boys on the roll, 104;
girls. 80; total 183 Avers'* attend -
*nee, boys, 08; girls, OS; total 121, oc
94 per out. Penny Bank deposits
Vita; romasher of depositors. 104.
The principal of Vietoria school re.
ported for the month of September
fo4otra: Boys ea the roll, 175;
gltiz,7198; total, 1231. Average at -
Undone% boys, lei; girls, 110; total
128, or WI putout. Penny Bank 4e.
060.90; member of dePoolto
28• 1. Mrs. Redditt Wight boll s do
for Mies V. Watson, and Miss 111.
Rogerson three days for Miss Bell
and hell * day for Miss Le TottsaL
A statement from the Deportment
of Education showed u follows:
Genexal good, 217740; special giant
o cartiOoste, $180; tote!, *45740;
dedoctiett for tom:hare ezipersouzua.
$.153.141 anent payable to
beard, *104,08.
Mr. Geo. Weatbreeke was present
and dieeussed with the board the se -
counts in commotion with the con..
struotion of the new shed at Central
school. The account of the Goderich
Planing Mills 2781.70, and of
- Mr. Westbrooke, 7141,20, -or a total
of 2972.96. A number of other ac-
counts also were preeented, and all
the accounte were referred to the fin-
ance committee to pay if found coo
rect.
The Goderich Planing Mills Co.
Ltd., presented a tender to erect a
wooden fence on the east side of Cen-
tral school grounds at a price of
For 2120. Prices on a ‘wire fence were
- .4 by Water & Light Commission °„,oveci to constructaa 8 -
leo could . Trustees' W Ilace
fo• ot wire fence with cacar poste en
-••••••••••••••••• • •• • _ „• _the moo ofeeeenteso wool
grounds, the. work to be under the
The Blue Water
orates& iuus53ss. Tutees Ache-
• * mod &wiry Mond i* ammtdmeot
te seed a lisfaet wire fosses (77 feet)
as the mot as. of the giria' grounds
and as &feet were hoot (100 feet)
en the east side of the boys' grounds.
The aseeeohoekt was loot, only the
mover and seconder voting for it, and
tits *lotion was carried.
Kindergsrten supplies to the value
Of 1515.40 as applied for, were ordered
sod the Board adiourrod.
wanum
(Inteeded for lest week)
Mr. Stonehouse bet 5valu-
able biome saes day lest week.
A large jtember from sweetie here
'took in Myth Fail Fe* and concert.
- Mr. Joint Duel:mune from Delmore,
*Peat the week•enti with his parents
liere. ,
Mrs. Eloey, who bee been visiting
Miro N. Campbell, bee returned to her
-hoipaln I•ondesboro,
The Westflele anniveehary servicev
wore bele in the church on Sunday
O$. tith. attentive and evening. The,
Rev. A. E. Millie n. s. tanner motor
took cherge.
BELFAST
(Intended for loot week)
Belfast was well repftsenieil at both
Wingham and Teeswar,er Ulm
Mr. W. G. Reed's fernily are at
eminent_ "lewd up antis Ote ineiteleo
Kr. and /era Walter Altee, 10tIo.
spent a day googly with relatives, le
Ethel,
Mr. Palmer Irwin is at ptetient
gaged • web Mr. eagle. running him
threading mitehine.
Mrs. Wilson erwin spent hot Tues.
any afternoon no the home of Mr. sea
a y. •
Mr, and Biro Prank Irwin, motored
to seaforth on Sunday sod spent the
day with Mr. and Mee Robert ogee,
moon. S. liValker. of London. and
Mr. Geo. lionsao, of Clinton, visited
.ev(th Xt. aye Mrs.. Ginn, at the Moo.
er Don't forget the enniversaro tbat is
to ee held in Zion elothodiet Chereb.
ext,ievoett., Oceoetil. afterneou alt
nem at 7 o'clock.
PORT ALBERT
The sound. of tbe threabing machine
_Is once more to be beetreete out melee_
Quito a number attended Ibe anniver-
sary eervicee and bot supper at
end in it fair financial condition. . Mr. rind Mrs. Barre litineett. ot
an element in conibatting the centre- Mr. Gierineend a mother ot helpers E Full range of, WOr‘en's and
Misses' Ready -to -Wear II'
-16k H. h Mot 131.k
way or e`231" Water
Highway movement as aroma the villa,ge, -_ •
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VelliOre mud moor leavlio. Tee OW.
amotuited Itels. 1.e. O. I Mgt
sou pi d- Owo tOgoriONIAI 0000011k
sod rogue yr ;dad at mom Mr. wed
Mrs. Malawi e
A peeler ,..sea., la the howeete of
preelletios will be OW le is um Neese
iero Hell, detioni. ma Ilkoday. OOP isor
leek, et it °Week. ale Livia*-
, roue. ot onierlyi of *IMO
Columble. *lit give the chier Moreau.
Mr. teiyeigeteeli le a good apeoher lead
tall at eras heed el eciverewent
?ATM MOW PEAK.
PATItowin mew MAN
cOtti CillARTETTE
no more My lady ;
weep ne more fooday.
Semi your orders here anti
- boa oo fear, you'll get your coal
without delay. I may not rank
high ea a poet. but you'll find me
mhthey efficient of*, cool Man.
Onlythe *Be t Grades of
Hatd and Soft Coal
Kept in Stock
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2tini OW in logy Ur,
290 NM Sok
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control mentions in Britieh Columbia, hi r en C.
- see miss thin opportunity of ewer- • roil FLETtamn
leg informed of She 1,8400 involved iu oft AsToRi
' tbe condag plebiscite vote. • %.•••• eeek
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' NEW ARRIVALS IN
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• SPECIAL GROUP tIJILDREN'S
a , - with and without Fat Collars an Cuff. s ' -
gPrices range • 1
[ DELIGHTFUL WOOL ,FLANNEL DRESSES 1
in check plolds, fawn, bine and henna :shades ,
$3.75.to $10.75
poises
- Always on band a complete stock
Of '
SHELF.AND-HEAVY a •
VAR:WARE
SherWilharnelteady-
name Paints at
Wholesale Prices $3.95 to_ $7.95 °
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or land WOMEN'S SAMPLE STOCkINGS'
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P t Cement .
- • PlasterPrePaireu---- fibbed', aliadesroameirbrown; tielicano
and sandalwood:Trice
$1.25 • •
Plumbintj% Heating
Electric Wiring -0
Mr. W. If. Robertson spoke of the Chicago. are visiting friends in and
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lization of the Province as tributary - are busy building the foundation or Me, e and Diets Hato. Prices' $3,90 to $5.95 '
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T tO Toronto, which always seemed te eiciatones new baize • •
from Sarnia 'to Owen Sound and Bruce Peninsular - else,
railway time tables and everything euilarele 81)sut aull'he' wirb• Mrs' ' at the Wharf (loaf:rich 'T- 7
first consideration in footling of' Mo and Mrs. Albert Gee eed - Hardware Store and Coal Ya de
McGee's parents in Colborne.
A Party of Seventeen. (including Fir Ladies) Taking our got
Have Dinner in Goderich Tuesday • ()Oben- called:en were Mr No Nof-- mos itetto Green is vielting le Mane orders gieoetii special atten-
, / ieleti. ohas. Leaver and.Mrellaton, oudeeleh at the brune et her grs'ud. ti
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h, o tipo'ke very briefly and after the; (*rents, Mr. and Mrs Geo. Green
w .
- '` Priiisidortt IVieAdent Urfa Agitotion to have GOVerninettf take singing of the National Anthem, the:
. west week. breuget two ear* - Store ee • .. Meese1 Dan eleZeuzie arrived home front the PLIONES
visitors were . sent on their way re lest He Me l lee_ toeueoeottee owe uhneeettioe he:eine, e
over Pinery as ohne Pork, sirnUar t� Itondeau, •
le tddltlen- to Mr. Geo, P. Protect Commission was recomminring, 0*1
Issluisger ef the Ssrsis ChMnb" 01having read woo done by the criun.
Commerce and ed.:rotary et the Blue ties Mr. Wigle thought more writild
boded the petty over tee route on Mon. -
W4** Inghws'Y'' *h° Pt13' be :tecomplished than under the aye -
too er too woo. seventeen woo,. Aug tem of the late Government and the
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•,, _ eatalemeit tooOiu the Saritio -Chamber Blue- Water . Highway would have
- of-OooknotoolOkooteoths, 111tui Water more expended upon it.
' Iliebway staxtlnieTuesdaY Maritime le M. C. te eee isloO.O1O of -the.'
Tabu) Monday afternoon end all night Club, ociat of th
• ok Hama ato ool peering at too Lions on Rt orgeni.
%%motley Morning when the 'Parte were
zation, extended a welcome and had
echelloliel to loeve and this kept a num. the rberebers‘enetmee their names
beret home who would otherwise bave and classification. All the Goderich
zeueleineteiL Teo party arrivea at Ile. •rnen present* with.* couple of excel),
tel Bedford about 1:30 oil Tuesday, at tone belonged to the , Lions Club
lime part et the party did. Others and the others were asked also to in -
who hail stopped at Bitylield tar a traduce themselves,
later. The gentlemen at the party in- Preseient macAdOn was next Oil.
shoo time came along same belt hour
led on to introduce the visitors 100 t°
Oudot' Mr. Johnston McAaarn, .prest-
dent of the: Bine Water Highway Also make a fe,w telnarks. He had the
elation: Mr. Chao Lower, ot the lin. various 'members of the party stand
perial Oil CO.; WO. to. eleleemald, of the up ea he mentioned their. names and
OICOOSIOO OWL, men's furnishingin Mr. positions. There was a good deal in
Chao ;Belton. ot the toielaw Belton yeomen
, between Sarnia • and Gode-
,, Lumber Coe Mr. Win. 1 ....../ohert_y, ot oth_ e i rice and the, two tewns should Work
Doherty Muututuring Co., etoves; or.. .. - o . ..
to etrier. .
• R. L. Sande, of the Ste Clair Garage; 1g„There were mane visitors
of the Pertectiou Stave Coe Mr, W. A. many times as 'many. THhere were
Mr. O. G. Mohan:On; Mr. L. Iluahtleid,1 back and forth but there should be
Couso the official photographer of the , 1800 motor- ow* owned in Sarnia, and
pato ; Mr, A. 4, ehester. Cnetome ' if • Goderieh were better known in
broker nee lissuoulce; etr. II. A. to: mo, i Sarnia there simuld be ten or twen.
e of the eerie& Hardware Co.; Mr, A. ". • i ty timos as many erne people oleo
ot Haines *rat MeNallel add ing Godoich slid spending their
• Mr. nowsort Fraleioh, the flax king of •
biro and more people from
lowest; and there Were•four ladies in the 't meteSsY
party. Mrs. Frame anti moo.Or. o•oouse 4 Goderich shoOld visit Sarnia. The
of Monist, end eine Fraleigh and lers„ ameurit of money that 'went. out of
(Dye Taylor, of Forest.. . Sarnia to the United States side was
' The %esthete were aeliedulel to stop appalling and it should be spent more
'at Goleriee for Metier Ana Were 001440n the towns along the Blue Water
the ileaford by a umniier at tee citizens High,eay. It was up to the, Lions
ot the town' a, petty of about forty. aitl Club and similar organizations,- tor ine
ling iloen to flintier. I tereat themselves in better •mutuel•
Atter the• meat servo.) short eharen-
not were oval, pteeleent jr j, A,1 knowledge and ea -operation *mono
maeuwan or -the ooderou Nora otlour own toOns. This was the first
Tnele. extended a welcome and ex. 1 Blue Water 'bike end he hoped it •
prettied the eppreciation the .peopieTeee would be an annual event. Each
Goletech reit in the good work 01 lire' town on the Highway should co-op-
MeAdittu *nit Mr. rushee.
erste with the others, in boosting the
liavot Oallow leisured the visitors attractions of all, alwitye speak well ,
that though the atmosphere outside
might be rather Weill. the, heerta of the I
citizens of Goderich beat wartnly for
the visitors. The Blue Witter
way was growing in popularity eseb
year and he hoped the present owe -
igen would be only one of many mob
get-together ocooions.
E. It Wigle, 14. L A., and vice
president of the Blue Water Iiigh.;
*ray, recalled that it was during his
terra as Mayor that the Rho Water
Highway Association iverZI. formed AM,
the miereee of the Association woo
doe to the efforts of its., *Adam and
Mr. Franer. The Orst hie* 'was tct
run the highway to Goderieh, but,
with knowledge of what, it meant to
1* at the dead end of * railway, the!
Golerieh delegates favored the eon-
tinnimee northward to Owen Sound ,;•
Under the ides; whir)" the Good Retell •
4oieing, leaving about an heir behind tends to feed (bottle winter mouth's,
schedule. They were to have their -
evening meal at Port Elgin and aloud; PortAlinot was wen represented at '
the night at • Southampton. Their_ twheeatDheilgantion Lair
waft ideal, and there wasequite
en Friday. The
'trip includes an excursion up into the- it otoso. The loneert and dance were
'Bruce Peninsula to Warton and Tobo also well attended ? • • __
ermory irid on to Owen Sound, and - There were no aerriees in St. And -
back to Sarnia, the whole tripe ste rew's Church. op 'Sunday last on
planned to occupy four, dityli, aecount of' *naivetes:re' Services at
• _Shoppardten. Next finnecoldr. Grey
Blue Water Hike Club Organized is expected to preach In the atternooh
Following the reception tendered to at the usual hour.
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the Sarnia Chamber of Cotnmeice hikers Next Sundae there 'eill be ebankseiv•
by the Owen Sound Board of Trade. et log gervice's at Christ Church morning
the Y.M.C.A.. on Thursday night, a and evening. Wednesday they intend •
Permanent bine water hike thee was or- having a hot supper and concert in thee
a.
genii:oil by the rnembera of the party, basement of the church. Everyone
but tiles election of saucers him been should turn out and enjoy a good time. •
deferred until a later raeeting, to be
It was decided to otter a solid sliver , AUBURN
hold in Sarni
fishing trophy for the biggeet lake trout theended for last week) -
tempt on troll or polo and 1105 out ot A large number here are suffering .
Tobermory during the season et 1024. from toy
and ernericans, but -will be clotted to re- The elevator is receivi e 4
ere colds.
ne roote a
This contest will be open to Canadian* •
aidents of the Bruce Penitoula above large quantity of grain' at present.
wiarton, 411 competing Atli must be MrMarvin, of Goderich, celled on
pertillea to by Benve fidriPPOIO Da severel in this neighborhood this .
Smith aid Oconee Golden, of %Ober. • -
Week.
of the towns further en on the high-
.
oay.
Something which Mr. McAdam
believed should be taken uo in earn-
est during the fell slid Winter was
en agitation to get the government 1
to take over the' Pinery as a oublie
park, a game preserve and bird. sane.
teary, It had great seen*. possibilel
ties and would be a greet attraction ;
to Western Ontario end would help
to draw tourists from all over in
place of their taking large sums out
of the cotintry. And these 30,000 tic -
res could be purchased at *moderate
figure and made IR park Weiler te
Rondeau.
The Blue Water Highway wax the
*dome of MO France and Mr. Me.
Adam took credit for the naive. The
Aseoeiatien was now a strong one
aaar.......araomeaa
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mory.-
The cup will be exhibited in Smola Mr. Rol3t. Asquith made a short
and photographs tout broadeast over call on aequeintances OR Clinton last
that part ot the 'Mewl States omega- woo,.
out; to Coedit. Thie contest will no
doubt attract a great deal of lively one Site 'tilling is the order of, tbe deo!
Dolton 'knout the ottoors to the Bruce Several in this neighborhood are at
Peuinsubt beet year, that occupation this week.
ele.eind Jiro WM. Mutch and fain -
At Wierton ily, of Clinton, were visitors in the
The Mateo Echo lost YOU haft the villeee the latter part cif last weelg
following reference to the veldt et the Mr. COok, of Clinton, has secured
Perry: the contract of papering and decoy'.
Sarnia Chamber of COnnnelte 4/1/1 ating St. Mark's church in the %di --
Motor Hikers to Tobermery arrived in kee
town *110.30 Wednesday wetting anti eo"
atter a short stay tett for Lion's Heittl, Chafe Asquith is at Alvinston
where they had dinner. et present. He is fitting up the
Mr, Geo. P. Franee, Seereteof et the evaporator there for the season's
Bine Water Highway Ales:elation. was N'on•k.
in town Tuesdey, a day its hielvtoiett,
making all arrangements tor tbe ,mtrtv. Lad week Mr. sandiord •Lewldt
Mr. N. McAdoo*: Preskleut *1 the B. treated bis barn to a neyoroot Mes-
Higlaway Arlene acted as pace. ars. Jno. MeKeight and Oeo. Lawlor
maker. The party composed of Sarnia had the contract. •
business acmes end their wives, Mabee. ler. Jos, Csoter end family, of Port
Ing *bout twaisty. Wooed ha Tobermory
v/0,146440 seem and eon be la Owen in, iepent tio week-endo,at the
thet r' father,Mr
totted on Thursday night, *owes homeorme a Jas,
In Serie* nifty aotolag. Ceder, of the village.
The purpose et the bike is fro helm the Mr. Geo. Howatt and Mr. Charlet
husinefts teen ot Opole become better Ileoveon have been purchasing chick.
Omni, a neo
ecqueiuted with towline; 1* the ens end ereeteeeeeies
Flighwite. t Water industry to the Village.
OO_untry. served by he
They were greatly taken with the Mr. and Mrs, Roy Farrow, of De -
scenic beauty 01 the Bruce eataitieula troit, arrived herr on Tuesday even -
and apprecOted the hoeiality shows Ing on a vialt to the latter's parents
them over the entire route. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, of the '11-
Mi D. J. Boers. member of the ex- hoe.
executive of the Blue Vetoer Highway -se
eoecitapeoled, by Moor Gilpht, Mr. ond Mex. Wen. 'Doer arrived
A.. _E. Cordiagly and F. M. Watt, ea- home the former part Of this week
coded the Pert), to the wale Toed to alter an -extended visit to friends in
Tebermory above Brinkman'* Cotter/4 Zurich and other Owes in that lo.
where tbey bid thee* an revolt, but not eseity,, ,
; good by, toe we hope to see them
make thia sit Lomat Dative. Thee .itre making preparations at
evaperstior. They intend to' start as
sOo* possible as, owlne to the
short tree of apple., there Will be
Atilt run.'
Mr. Norman Mulch and his bride
of Candela, Alberta, made * short
viait to the former's parent*, Mr.
and Mrs. James tatch. Mr. Mutelt
le C. P. R. terent at Oarsland.
torn *nether correspondent)
Soo P. 4. Baia* preached loot /Poo
day to Brown/Title.
Next ftmehty Auteuil eunivereery
enoleewilt be keeaaV.00 an*OdOt7.00
cop.
e. e,. .1. t. Hero. ebaireeio 01
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mod Weritaele reguier elute et
LIMO COOI4O1MOOlog greeted Rev. A.
VOlisos 5. A.. co ItrawaavOlie. for
woo papier. legit equality ee Weatiteld.
moot& smote *7 the Brotherhood sad
*pear emirs vise *per/misted. Tb..
clown* wax heater ally &tooted mini
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Bootleggers, Paradise
LIQUOR, once (told cannot be controlled. The evil lies. in the liquor, not in the method
of itotale, nor in the loon of the package. This is proven in every Canadian pea-
vince where government sale, in:wooing forms, has been tried. %With easier access
to intoxicating liepier, drinking has increatied enormoutly. More drunkenness and crime
0, associated, with drunkenness have nevrallye followed Bootlegging - insteed of being
CURED by sooalled goversiment cositrol"o'-ie flourishing to a degree that makes
Ontario's illicit sale seem small and insignificant byo 11,A ghastly f'ailore,
sewing only to'IVIULTIPLY the very evils it was heralded to curd That u the story of
• goversurient sale of liquor in 'BRITISH COLU1VIBIA, in MANITOBA, in QUEBEC.
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British Colunibia and semi for the OM of the t'';eople its expressed
waoo., ogBootlestg„,.. . in ths. disapproval pf sale of liquor by the
, Bootleggers igloo, and that something hod wive d000"
The Vancouver World, a stewspaper . • -
friendlosto the governmeot, has declared ' Quebec' under
in in editorial« "British Colusnbia is the-' Government sae
, bootleggers' paradise", ° Eclipses Opel* Bar Evil
The Attorney -General of thOt province 'Quebec, with its longer expen`erice in
-who is the °rads' edministrator of the
, • Govornmenotiquor Control Act -said in PaVaernenent °fie' -has dr•ifted °till further
* retettospeech: "The greatest boodeoo-ers rtn fat:::"
the tohnelyeVilitierYLOrfe the open
bathe
of all are the brewers and 4sP(Irt tlqwr Quebec "tavern' and the old baoroons. is
., dealeri". „ • that customers sit down at tables to
Dr. A. E. Cooke, of VancouVer, in The rather than stand up at a hart
Canadian Congregationalist, sweets: "The • Andh
wile Quebec goes on spending
Government controls neither the menu- • more money for booze than, for educe
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facture, faap000tion, transportation, not- tion (528,000,000 annually for liquor and
..,j , .., ee ti oe liquor. The distillers and 026,000,000 for educational purposes),
menblerssiteleapit7tacelitstisrees oineenaoftbethilGrt searre; eutlisintreecisenraintty cpanonsttersiThhecet tNlo decontiarrea! r.e.,rtionttte.
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agents, controlling about 50 per dent of " real las perfect Mecca for evil -doers, with
rithage rgentadiltheendboodessof the ettaders co.Att.Toir thwhiake reste.yo. rolinakuts,sithletrkkohrainurat.prtescessortosf atnhed algatnienbliklanil
Manitoba
In Iran Taa
Eleven months after Manitoba adopted
its government control system, an open.
misided investigator of conditions in that
province, sums up the sinittion in these
words:
"I leave Manitoba impressed with die
evidence that both wets and drosiare
*tidied withthe government control
sys-
her criminals all corners of the
continent."
Ontario '
es
Has Higher Hop
Ontario citizens do NOT want THIS
province to become "a bottleggers' para.
dise". They do not want their government
to go into partnership with the distillers
and brewers, splitting the booze business
"fifty.fifty" with bootkggers-which is the
best any government has been able to der
tem -the wets because there is. no legal under "government sale".
rile of beer by the glass and because there The responsible electors of Ontario
is some delay and trouble in getting hard DO wain the Nippier homes, women and
' Aug, siod the drys BECAUSE 11097- cootoon inside possible by The Ontario
LEGGING AND DRUNKENNS T o»ceAct. DO want to defeat /
HAVE GREATLY INCREASED." ' the quor traflit's inaldious effort to turn /
The mute ntotrel authority declares: back ihe clock. They DO want Ontario
"There is no dispute in Winnipeg about to be spared the costly experience of such
boodeggyig. Everybody drys, wets, boot ' parolees it* British Columbia,
moderationists, police, government official., MatO and Quebec,
business men, proftuional men and round* In this 'belief, andpittigwithLhetoGov“givermnene activet•
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week of August 24th,
when I rots an "IlVittni. ol* oohs timer et NO 1110166
Commit& asks, with
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wide open, that the IIN119111
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oft October 23rd,
every contodenco that
Ontario citizens give
on on a tremendous
unmistakeable mend**
Woodmen had so to.
The oilitaide Phibliacite Committee
2 Toronto Street, Toronto G. B. Nicholson; Chairmas
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