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The C. G. I. 'I‘. griliill \-.'lll1-il iv.-.sl
Organized lit the 1'-:lrl_\' \\i1ltt-1- 111111:-r
the leadership oi' Mi.-_-1 Laill-11 (.‘1'11:;-§
by is progressillg 1:11-o11l'1ti>l_v. Tile
fourfold progralll \\-1111-ll i.-1 1l.~1-d in
this work aiills to tit-v1-l<>pf‘ tilt- lilly-
sicai, lntellectiial. 1-1-li;:i1111~. 111111 <11.
cial lleeds Oi' tile girls. 'l`l11.~ cull i1_-
best accorllplislil-tl 111- 1ll-_- -_\-i1111.--
lleiirted co-opei-11111111 111 1l-.;- 1111111-1:.
especially thc 111oiil<-rs. 011 I-ll-1<|a_v
the leader and girl.-_ :11-1-011111111111-11
by their lnolllt-rs \-.'1-rc 1-llit-1't:i1l11-rt
at the nlansc, \\'l11-1'1- 11 111-li;-,i111`11l
time was spent \-.1111 111:- 1111.-.ic-:_;
Mrs. Roci L1ittle_iollns__
The W. M. S. ol 1111- i`11111<l
Church met. on 'l‘il11rsd11_l- 111 til.-
home of Mrs. Waltz-1- ings. lin- l1r<-~
sident. Miss Jo_\'11- i_-11111- |11-_-sul 11
1 :md 11 slilct-css-fill 111111 1ll1_-1-11.11111,
session was held.
The W. C. S. U. illt-t oil 'l`l1111'.»iia_'1‘
at the home oi Ml-s. Albert .I111lki11.~1.
On account of 1111- int-11-lll11111~_11 111
the weather tllr- 11111-11a11111».- -_-111
small. The f’rt_-s1<1_'-ll1_ i‘.lr1»_ .1 1:
Brown pri-sided.
Messrs. Clltudf- and Cll1_11-1 ,1‘111l1-
Were Vi5it0r:» :ii Boll \/if-~1‘ 11,1 _“.111-
day, the gilt-sr 111' 1l11-.:- 1111111. .\.l1---_
Guy Eicwnl-t.
Mr. and Mrs. L11.-11: ..'.--11 .111-in
fanners wt-ok lil 1111- 1-11
Mrs. Natllnnilll 121111, 1”.-1.-.111.1.f
Spelit :1 pit-asflllt 11111111- 1- -`1
friends and 1-1-11111111-._ 111 1 1. ~-_.
The service :11. 1111- 111111 111 171111--_.1
here on Sunday 1111-.111  --_.1-11 111-
iiended. The pu.-;tor. iii-_ M1-. 1.2:
tlelohns, delivert-<1 11 1111 .11--~ -
keepin! with Itht- L1-111111 H11-.1
The speaker sti‘Cs.-.1-ll iill- 1111 111'\';1-:
of this Holy Hell--1111. l1‘:|.'l.-1-_ 11_. 1 1
the death and 1-1~:...111‘1-1--_111-1 1111.11 1-.-
umphant victory oi 11111- 1.11111 ;111.1
Saviour. This pci-i11:l .--1111.11-.1 11.1
marked by |11-11_vl-1'. 111-.11.-1-, 111-.11
more cureiul .stiitiy 111 1111111 11.1'
W0l'd. Sacriilct- ztiltl ..1l-'.'11-.- 111.1-
cohstantly dz-11lri1l1i1.-11 111 1111- 1111- 11:
the Christian, 1.1-1. 11:1 iil11l .-.:1_-1-1111 1
at this sea.-1011 |1111-|11-111111-_1-. 1.11111- 11
the pieastlrt- \\'-- 11111-:11 -.111-ll 11. 111-
ce-.ssity_
Byiile spt-1-1111 1-1-q111-_-.1 111 11 111111.11
I will elldcavor 111 -11-.1- 11 1111.1
_-;ketch of 11 B11-11111;-11 1121-.11-.11111111
which t1‘an.-1l1ll-1-11 111 M1 .1'~_1111111. 1-111
Monday 11111111 11111-11111111111 1111_~.1 1-
the iriellds and ill-1111111111.--. 111 1\l1-1.
Christe-na Chanli-1' 111111111-111 1.1 111-1
home oi' Mi'._:i1ltl M1-_-._ \'\'1-_-.111-_-_-:1
Chandler to 111-11-bl-1111 1111- 11: 11.1111
y of the i`11rnlt-1-_ 'i`1 1- 111-1-111111; 1.-.;1.
1 1
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pleasantly slli-lli 1.11111 1111.11. 1111111
lnst.run1cnl11i and 1111111. 1111- 11111111.---
m8' b¢‘U\11¢ 11111111111 1111- 1111111111-1-.1 .‘1`11l~
Oes by Mrs. Willi:1|1l M1111-I1 ;1i11i .V11-_
Llhdsa_\'. A liunlhi-1' ul 1111--is \-.-,-1-1-
given by diflt-rl-ni 1111-111111-rs nl 1111-
DGYUY. one oiiistlllltlillg 1111111111-r \\'.1'~
Lhe song “Junli1- anrl J11l1l1l_v" :.1l11~r
 Bi
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PIUGGLBS vIcIu“E
THE
GUARDIAN
'Y " """"°" 'V T 1 11 . -\~.- .~
- _ _ -.}‘_4_‘.*}_C.*_1 .17--1928
 3%?45
I 5-_I_f_l-l,-5,-I;-l;g,';g,-§,,,-_--13.;-_11. -11.1-‘--_ - --The Trail of the Tiger”
‘ ' - luvsi-any .mn 1-muu.s Uuosn -rua
1_ GOLLEEN with --1- 1°- 
" ‘Madge Bellamy .Delaney-_Heeney mm.
:11.-\1‘|.\'i2l-I l1AlLr AT 3.15 EVENING AT 1 AND
ritlt-1-:.--111-. 2111-. PRICES-16e. 3‘l¢~
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A uN\"‘“'5“"
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STRAND Monday Tuesday
\ BIG l\l'Gll QPECIAL WITH PRINCE EDWARD OR*
BOXING
Lovr:
uv ' A
sonnn-:B-s
TRAINING
CAMP
Comedy
“HELLO
s.1u_noir- -
1111.11 1.1-11-11 by Mrs. W. Maciélacherlllwere residents oIPow'nal~1until
111111 ltcv, Mr, Lindsay. ,One prcsent‘or
1-1-1101-ts "I ncvcr saw or heard of its to U. S. A. The late Mrs
1q11ni, it surt-1_v 1--as gri1nd;" and was a daughter of Mrs.
a
this is saying a good deal for the G
C-111- 11111111-d has travelled consider- an
four years ago. when
y. Besides a sorrowing
d three small children, the
ably. sp.-111 -.1 number of years in lowing sisters are left to
:;::11l.- ct thc largcr centres. Tile th
eir irreparable loss: Mrs
1111111- mall ll-as not forgotten, the JONES. POWUBII MYS- 1165061'
1111111- 11111-1_1--111-mining under the ab- Montague: Mrs. Selina 1
11111111111-c 111 good things. Crowningl Mermaid. and one in 1U. S. -A.
:ill wa-1 11 1.11-llutiflll birthday cakegth
111 1111 it-1111 11 wolldcrflll array of‘POWH\1l. and V0m0Il. Ch (DWR
1-alldlcrl. Molly 11 wldowers heart the bereaved relatives We
.heartfelt Christian sympathy.
lvzlrlnt-d within as they atc till they
rollld do no 111111-e. After a brief
:.111--,ell by Mr. Lindsay, the guest of
11111111111- :ll-osc and with tl few will
11111111111-<1. we-ll chosen words. thank-l
cd tllosc- prcscnt tor the gifts and of
11-1- 1--11-ai killrlncss and tlloughtflll- g
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_ . . .1 3
111-_<:-111 il'iel1<l:.z1\lti neighbours. llween the P_ W, C, gil-is and a.
Wil-.-11 wc reach thc age of tl'iii‘ty|g'l~0up of gh-ls from lhe Tl-lhlly (:_
ive it-cl so “awful old", so, when we1(;_ I, '1‘_ _.__
think of thc life of one who is stiili
lllllt- and hcurtv, always e"nj0ying'ih
thc best of health, as she says ller-lgame_ This half was chamctel-lzed
_-clf "1lcvcl- an ache or pain," after-hy
ninety 1.111-ec years spent on the Shaolin; the pe;-lod ehdlhg 5 to 4
_»11‘nnt1c road of- life. wc must stop in
lltltl \vci‘1tle1
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1.11.--1. Cl-_rmdlclz whose maiden hmm-ding to gh-15' l-u1¢5_ and ln lhls
1 .111-lc was Miss Christena Martin. th
11-11. G1-1--.11 _loy was brought to thisl
11111r.1l bl a larfe i`:1mil of boys and G
.1 11-:‘:1l>r-r of the family being lak-
1--; . Mr. Clllilldlel-_ the father and
'111-1-l -.l-mn:-r also passing away l'.
1.1111- 11-11 or fiftccn years ago. Still
1111.' 1-gil all tilt-sc _veal-s of joys and
1-1-1--.1-s. .\llil'1-llllg and loss. Ml-s.`
-".1, 11a! -1- 1:-. -atiil trusting in the Pil-
11. \V1.11 1-vt-r guides :ll-ight his frail
11111-1111:-s 1111 tht- if-mpcstuous sea oi'
1111-. ‘lll1- slnginl; oi' God Bc With
'12 .1 'l`.!l W1- M01-1 Again and pray- C.
 1.1 tor Lilltl.-.n_v. brought pro-
1 19111.. 11; :1 1:l<1.»-c. Ill closing thc
\.111/1- \=.1»111-.s 111-1- dt-nl' aunt Chris-
1111 1111-.-1_'; lialllly lciut-ils of the sixth:
1.1 Ivlzxl-1-I1. 111-1d ll11l11-1. 111 he informed
11 111111- |11-1-111111s 111 tllr- nt-xt anniv-
f-1-1i1-_\-. :11 .-.l1z- will bc able to :it-
.1l1'l1"_
W1- 111-1- 1-xtl-1-1111-ly soi'ry to lczlrn
111111 l\.1irs. M:1l1;ol11l MacR11e, Water-I
_-.111--_ 1111-1 -.vltil :1 very painful nc:-i-_
111111 11-11111- s.k:l1111c,, breaking as welll
.1. 11-1.111;-1111111; 111-r wrist. W1- llopt-
lf 11 -l11_--_-1|_v 111-1-ovt-l'y.
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1112111.11- 11l111xic11tiiig cific:-t iiponsonlc
11: 11111- _volllll-; 1111-11. Pct-llaps they.
1-111-1111.1 .1.i111ld too mllcll 1noonsllinc,|
so i.l11-_\- wait till ntornilllz to come‘
11111111- 111- ci.s1--- llc was anxious bo get
111.- 11111-11-violf-t rays of the sun on
111-. llplicr lip. However as long ilsl
111- 1-1-111111:; itl time to help with the
11111-l1i1l1;‘.-1 milking thc bo--.s will not
11.1111114111. J
It 1:1 with extreme sorrow wc
111-111- oi the sudden passing of Mrs.
F1-111'. Campbell of Los Angeles. Cal-
li11;-11..1.. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
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L_ Cameron  
T. Howatt  
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R. Pendleton  
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.Stewart . . . .
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e following brothers: Pearle
M. C. A. Basketball
Last evening a very interesting
nle of basketball was played be-
The first half 'Was played accord-
g to the rules governing the boys'
a good exhibition of skill and
favour of the C. G. I. T. girls.
The second half was then played
e C. G. I. T. girls took the major pe
LAST TIMES-3 7 &
?ti5'.`£2.'.:..
MONDAY
Comedy
Gil
SERIAL
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'Mad-’
AN UNUSUAL
sronv
1.is'rEN
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_DlviUND__ LOWE
BAFFLING Mvsrmv,
. rAscl;Nl\*1‘lNc. noMANcE
. 1.1\vu1n'ri-:lt AND
1-1mn.1.s
s1‘0P 1 LOOK
'lay Temple cilnmbml
Alqulth'¢ Phlegm
few days of the end, his death was
to iliollsands. who ill silile Of ill*
coucelnlng him to which little oi
no lcference has been made carrie
to ono’s mind.
One aspect of Lord Oxford'-1
character which seems to have
escaped comment is that he was
not only it man of great moral
courage, as his career showed. but
that llc possessed 11 kitld and
phil-gmatic impcrturbability mu(-li
to be envied.
Once, ill the course of ll public
meetillg du-ling the Suffragette
ugftatiuil 211- .vttites "or wontou.
when fl-nlltic violence was the ord-
1,1~ 111' 1110 day, 11. was more than
likely that. llnd the police 111--
1-altgemetlts tailed for a. moment, a
bomb might have ended his life.
but he spoke as calmly and col-
lectively as usuul.con.~1clo11s though
hc was oi the vcl-y real riailgcl- in
which he stood. Again, when an
illfllzintcd nlcmbcl' oi tile Social-
ist party rushed madly across thc
flaor of tho llousc to limlliilsh a
cltillclled fist in his face. llc sur-
veyed his nssnilan-t coolly, but gave
nnt all inch ci' ground; and when
a bag ot' ilolll' was thrown from
1111; S11-angel-s' Gallcly and bm-elv
missed hl1n.cvcn then although
tlltl harmless nature of tim m-islllio
1-011111 11111 for tho time bi.-ing bo
known, he did not hlonch nor evo"
pause. ln short, his reaction to
pilyllical danger was always nil.
Young Man Named Asquith
1
N01 many people know the cir-
cumstallces in which the newly
called young bnrl-intel- first was
br ught into contact with \i1‘
0 . . 1 _
(il_l1is1tonc and tlltlu into thc art-1111
,nf poll-tics. Shortly 1111- fa(-is ni-1-
these:
Nearly fifty ycai-s ago the poli-
   “Tr6a1tInent:1”yiical sensation of thc day wus tile
fusnl of Charles Iirildlaugh, 1310
S301-eg Triumph  Prgvgg F3133] _1lI.l..11,. 1.161.611 11111111111.. 1.... 11111.11..
.AS   (Canadian Prcssl in
.___ nrrnolr, M111-en is.-c11pple1l|‘2I“
 -from birth, deaf and dumb, a four
"rua Titan. or* 'rua 'ricrhviyeor old girl was limi-ally cooked to ‘_"
THE NEW 'PRINCE EDWARUfdeath' Wednesday night over a boil- ‘_
SERIAL AND THE DELANEY-'ing steam bath in which unslaked “
|{;1;|.;N1;y (;}|A1v|1»10Ns|-np EL-[lime had been placed by ller father 0
IMINATION MATCH INCLUD-:upon representations from “faith”
gp |N -1-als Bm. wEl:|{-ENn:cu1-e" neighbors that the “treat-l",
BILL. ‘ " ‘ Iment” would restore the ztiling1“
_...___ lchild to health.
Again Madge Bellamy, the only-f The child was Alma Stema. and 1-"
_ 1- -- -1 11l'11'r.nn- els s-"1
of M1ll'1'f-5' Harbor, was married at part- t.o the scoring. netting I3 bas- Bélxffmqf sciggfya  Zeal lxiellgé el par n on ar lil. _ .
all 1-:11‘l_v age to Mr, William Chnnd-lkets to P. W. C.‘s nil. llme ln a'n enlllfely dlfle,-en'g I-olgll According to Major Jolm F. Rochl tm" day- sh' Hen"-V James mfmr' io
nptou. 111 (ako the Outh. M1-.
r11dl.lugll was a pl-o1`essc_d atheist
d as such declined to takc thc
atll though he asserted his will-
gltesii to ll.i't`l1~n1. No legal pro-
lslon existed nt that time by
lilch rl mom-her could avoid thc
ath in tile p1-cscl-lbcd form, :tml
politico-reiigiclis contl-ovcl-sy of
le mol-it venmnous kind straiglti-
ay in-.oke out.
ter. was greatly exercised lil
ind over 1_lle legal positiollynnd
e nskod tilt- Atoll-ney General nl'
. I. T.. nettin 18 out of the 19 . . .. - 'll ll` le - l . l d l .h ll. lnemoralidlllll oil the sltlliltioll 11:11
V .' ' £1 Y S 1 tt
{"`m`!` Smmw also found 3 plmmlpomts' ` giséesiligmncéolxeilhe  ggi-aifgfabive :1 tglllf oiusfcdicflifg wtatirtitilto 'mi f"l""`iiil l“"P~”-'l\`li '.0 U10 hl9l°"i' 
Game ended lg to 4 for C' G' L T‘ ywterday afternoon 1which fresh time had been 'dl-upped. \`-ai “mil ‘lf me ‘l“'@S"°“- M '|”" 3
Betty Newmme Starred fm' me C' that of a. demure and lovely Irish iD\’€SI‘Kei.01' f0l` me bfmfd °f health- wmds Lord Mme", [0 Drepme  es, to the Fedex-all (lovcrlnncllt iii This sale is made in pursuance
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.11 :.\-_1.\,l1 at tl colnpnratlvely early i§i1~1s» 1 Bom in me eariy sequences mishc was Wrapped ‘n ti. blanket' only llluo A,IIIIllllI WIIII .(l(IvllllIIII. lm. In n
_wt any!! -_. hcl- head heln left ex ed_ In mls S11- Henly who, knowing his as
w_ c_ Ireland, where Miss Bellamy 1. 8 POS I _ _ _ I I I I II, 'Q
A MaImI‘_2 shown ln the qualm coslumcsl of alposllloh She was left and me I-nm_ s siants .ill llt el-1, iloptxtec 1111 to 0
' - 1 daughwr of me Old sod and ln lllc ily went w b¢d_ pl-epalc li' ill-uit of the- memorandum I
E' Mc-D°mm"2' ilater American scenes she' is 1-quai-V Yesterday when the motller at- ""‘l'l'l""i- T00 "°"““ “’““ ‘I ‘\°"-“' 1.
III? xgaman' 1 'ly lovely and al, her best as lm llclntempled 1,0 amuse Alma She found lllcllt nlnlo.-lt. perfect in fact ulld 
' ' 'her Cold death “PPRWUUY hi”-'l1lKf°"m‘ "nd Mr' Gmdstoue ww so ties in_l1iw c11t'o1-1.-cment. cxistinl-1 MOFWEBKE IS HOW V9SU~'d in the lm-
I'e§. ` - n _
‘L Vaughan' 1- -» i - _ lee 1 imni-esac-1 on readlnlr ii
B. Thompson. The story of colleen dealgoccurred some hours befole. The cf 1 li Y 1 l
with hh lmpovelqshed _msn Lol-dllfect of lime upon the lmlc body that S11- Henry 11i1~1claimed1 tho I
his son played by Charles Morton ‘hid been to cause the flesh 1,0 lit- cl-edit. ond, in response to l\ll-. K
Bill? l£ws0me_l5I md ghéh- wealthy h¢l¢hh°,1s_ lhéferally drop from the bones irl great GlHilSl-elif; fiI\l<;IHlIl0I1. tfllllnllilii thaIiI OI
E. lvmnnis-4. Oviynns. the rather played by .r.1luml>s- N0 iwtlvn has yet been tak the “ol fu P “ ii' G
G_ Bam-,11r_ - P‘a.rrell Macdonald and the daught- en by f-he authorities. 1yo11ng man named As<|uitll_ (I
R_ stewart cl- by M155 Bellamy There lg a ____I__ 1 There followed then an intro
d 1 f h in this ict 5 °°° "‘“ ‘ductiml or lho 'young man named
E.J .. reat .
cms K ea 0 Umor p ur- iris liih'to1he'fil°a1\d Old Man'
E. Storey. in the scenes between the two ir
E. Ford. rasclble fathers of the young peo-
ple and Miss Bellan1y’s and Mr.
Mori.on's love making under diffi-
Y. BOWLING “.‘.“‘=S
c .
Colleen" is the name of the l-acc Cm_IadIens 24
-"- horse with which the Kelleys ex- - 
CHURCH LEAGUE pect to recoup their' fortunes in Am- M°m"°“l  ' 22 13
mea' where they come' followed by Ottawa  18 I2 10 
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N' H' L'  `111ltq1l`t-il flitilstoile: Ihr- rt-st is hl:i-
-- 'lm-y.
I
Eastern Section
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UIQU
22
St. James met. and defeated the , T0,-ohm  lg 17 8
LIIlI_al chrlsllm mam III a closely the OF'iynns, who follow them 1.o'AmeI_IcIm5 _ II 23 6 58
lvl d I/ch la t IIIIIAII Bom enter their own horse against “Col-
l‘l  |'.ll wht.; l 1 . COII ..e ml), 3 BV . 1. x ,I _ _ _
" "M" "" "“’ ‘°`° ‘” ms rolled well and the lnalvld- ie*-"I “fi” a ‘l“‘“'°’ "°°“°°"‘ 'he western section
work was excellent, especially ""’° “mines-
ol- L_ Cameron who rolled the. There is action, humor, a very W_ LI DI
11 single of 2'1o'1ma the high Sweet 'md “ml-'-“el 1°” S"°fY ‘md abs:  lo lo
e ‘ll su a plot that is novel and enicrtalil- Ra ogrs  ll l5
ls me llne_lII., and ing in this delightful entertain- Deaglll 
’“fI,’I‘I*- Pittsburgh _ ls lv
I e second chapter of the new Chlsago  7 31
Prince Edward serial and the De-
laney-Heeney championship elim-
l99 inailcn match contribute in making
282 this one of the best week-end bills
179 seen at this popular' theatre for'
119 some time. l
Following
St. James
. Cameron
._ _ . _ _ 220 213
17|. 279
262 166
208 ill
166
180
244 1 |
-~ W. Owen . . . . . . . . . .
._ 2:11 200 iso
1027 932 1033) **‘ _* --ime`tals. the olitliut from which is
1014 1133 933 plaoticlllly nil treated in thc refill- of
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73
57
68 1
A.
53
'll
76
72
A.
42
70
48
75
06
18
i “Little Jack Horner"
11.1
55 To say that the 12-year-alll
5° Jillian Asquith who now becomes
46 L1-1-11 Oxford 11-minds one of tiv-
‘0 nursery hero. "Llitlo .lack Ifol-111-1-"
23lin not so _illcollaorlllent as it first
lhluall it may appear to bc. l-‘or the
lnew boy-pet-.r la the son ol Lol-11
III .0xfo1d'1l ilow dead son. Raymond
I9"Asquitll. wllosc widow, still liv-
_I3 ing. la il dalisrhtcr oi' Sli- John
38 iloi'no1'.
38- By his moillel-'rl side young
l»l,Jliii1ln Asquitll is n ilesccntlallt 1-11'
_lthai friend of oilr childhood Little
Totals as les les '13 val 'lal 4041-'Mit "°"“"1'-"’"°
-»-~<»¢»  ._ ~ “Sat in a corner.
'.\fu1-ll the greater part o:` Ill-lllsll
Colum‘bla's load alld zinc is
delivered from the Sullivan ilamc
at Kimberley, one oi' tho worlds
lai‘ges1t known deposits of tile.-11
Etiilllg his Pllristlnas pie-
lli-. pllt ill 11111 tllumli
And took olit il plum
And said. 'What n good boy am
I".
Like many an old nursery l’llymo
the kind, this ond goes hack 111
21192' ......_a__._..._.-el.y',,l'tl'1‘ail. ` 11 time when it was not a jingle
Central Christian
l68 197 J
176
100
H. MacNeill  201
MacGregor  182
192
2856
District (Tontests to be held not later “lin 111111111111 111111111 111... 1.l1.y»<1 at
than April 9th. ‘ P-B
P1-ovjncial Contest to be held not 1;;-‘
later than May lst. ' _ me
1hig
Canadian Contest not later than It I__m‘ j '
May 15th.
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, between the Tdnity And Sh
B.
285
175
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Webster
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143 i57lA_ McEachcrn 
147 14~\lDr_ Carson 1
VOLLEY
may a °1:I1aJ¢;rity£Et 1I;ins.II Vd itrrtllle ‘l'Y" gym.  night. 
arm y of 1 u ro c e pay was nat and furious  ~
high sing “bf pins and the throughout, and a _high brand f ~_.1_  ._
h threeofigio pins. volleyball was played. It would iiell-r1~§;r1¢111f:11' at-1111 1111 111-1131111 111 mo
l I 5 "gl tl-at fm- Vqlleefhhll fum lfytnnt I iinliavo it in the nnly medicine
3073
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‘A Babe in the House
25a l
iss 14-1
izl las
215 124
2115 lan
  lsl loo iesl ; .1, ~
i l -- St. ICiIitl|ct'lncli_ 0ntI.--"Dllring .\I11tl1i
. r ot will nl rum own, lofvollil mu
mol 195 951  _D . \\-1-uk_ il-hon, u|i0n
iulvlr-1-, I he-gnu
" ' 2658 taking Dr. Pirro-
€Q> _  1-1611 i-`n\'orlto l'n-I
i.
sA1_l. A-r we  '-i` 1751*
ul‘s teams. A friendly match game betweenl- . ,
t. Pauls are a fast group of bow-‘Eve men-~of- the League' and five- `
and nelly detected t -'trinity men of the Y. M C A. tookplaccf :’
1@`
1F11
' these t'-:sms could rn . t asain. =n<i1§‘1`¥.-_'i'1'.`.1.‘1`l‘1i"`f1'.."11"1'11, "1i§'il1°i11~§°111'.""'""
1'
111-1-Iption.
lslroilgthenoil me.
qui:-toil 1n_v norv-
1-ii nmi i biiil no
mm-o trouble.. I
ki-|-lt well nniibllrl
lil . bl haul-
rt I 0 R
thy iinily-lm hun.
1-1-urr°<-ly l\1|1I u
1l1|"_v'1| ills-lrnml||..|
ilu- lfavorlte
182, is -a Weil-sprin of
158l ”
1112 Pleasure
it. will do much to cronies mom ill- 1111 to nic um; mm 111-11111111 111111
ll,” if-gt "1 ”-'- -P-,,°;';‘*‘l,,,,=~',--7- --,  l1‘:.':.'.l ;1‘:..‘;lf-‘11.'1-"4-1 ‘.-.."‘-11:1..-:
e games en n avor l - - ' 1 _
M4 of the “Y” and -one in fivor of the 11-'im' ;1"11‘1?ii'fi¢:"nrl‘ir1iiii'f'-°1‘1iHr“' om" mr 1
l__23 League. all games being very even. -'-'-'°-°>~--
'_ _ _ ." I I ._ - _C _ _1"`-I"|- I- _-II .I-I* I -'I 1-I E ’I` '- . - -I -ill.
for infants but n topical allusion of
the day. I
The 'corner' was the ancient
Manor of Mells in Somersatilhirc
which the monks or the Abbey of
Gl-a11tolrhury- were forced to gli-<1
lion. The usually accepted ex-
planation of thc rhyme is that
.lack Horner was the steward 1-11'
the Abbey at the limo of the dis-
solution of the mouantriea by
Henry VIII. and that he in som"
way became possessed nt tha
deeds of the manor, which by tho
way is still in the ownership of his
dlrect descendants. According to
were nent to Henry concealed in 11
pastry; that Horner wan' the hear-
er. and that `o`n the way he lift:-11
the crust and took out thin "plum/’
Youths and the Lo do '-
anhnql to nay o,`t‘IIilmd whothor
_‘oath is better replonenietl by lilo
1- 1.1 1 ,~.1,;1  _
1-
I
If the 'Man in the Street' were
1
-_\11~. ol-.111.~11o11e. uit-11 1-111111-1 -_\1;11-1;"
11p nt’ tile time or the iietolma- '
tradition, those deeds with others'
iilNi]|]1N ill Ilii P1-1~11-E-2-1>w»-1-D
MoNoAY-llrUi=1SDAY, -luAR.19-211
(ay 51111111 united P1-en)  _ 
11.1.11. 1..... .... 11...... ....1 1...... clnlmmrolinl ntirlol.-sllrlillsil soclerr
th th ht ‘f E l I-Iaig’s death 1-  ~- -I uw- -_.1 _. 1.
wliqen gllitgtheroof talfe great Dersoii- WILL Plmskwr T|m`Nh£l‘idn'rFUL RdMA-NTIC "USU
ulit-ies of the war passed peace- ‘ . MRD' DRAMA -- '
 “uf ---»s-|1M1L-1°~~11=-- -
.11 lf I ,
railing 11111111-111; nut- until within -1 Dil-&ti0n of DI-_ T; E_ E__R0biI,IS
unexpected. and it came as ashock SPECIAI.`1'IES BETWEEN _AUT5 _
elevation to the Peerage, still 5”" “UW im 53|* It 9130- l'l'|0¢9-3501 50?. 750-
" "1 fi" “lm "B “M” A“‘i“’""  `
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There can be but little to be _ _
6
said about Hel-bert Henry Asqulth _   ..1|11an'y 1111111 1-xp|al,l.d l, M.
which has not already been utter-   _ was lhe n1lnvbcr1ifLm0lgI.a;‘clrI;l
eil, but out-. or tivo recollections . Z 11th 1927, -'but_'co_n;pnrativo figl
  show that there was an iletihlll
1 /’-if;-"1 tell-rl:-elmo or 1-1,4,39s 111 1927,
II
iilformation aa to' the operation
the Liquol- Control Act. since
conle illto folce on June lst, 192
of
in the debate on the ddress
o vely liupoliallt statemeu
butcs as to the bellcticlal ' etfec
of
t
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11 n Ontalio
-Ilrst i`iv11 months of 111101-ation, sal
oi'
11
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llq
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til
cl
lane val-ieiv
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lo
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lisioms .ind l-lxtl-le .o Pl
that lvhcri-as there were nt. lea
gt-czlter willinglless of the oommu
ity at large in 11141111-it therein;
Kruntled under the 0. T. A.
nocm to bo growing younger tl
ent day la not morely nnaugu
titles of their fathers. and an
creasing num-her of these are
fuk 11 serious part in
Tho pl-csent"l~lo1ise of
.ou the filler hand is
'major cxtnni of mon who are
ally aged or in lata middle
From tho Strnngolli' Gallery
muy ununlly count more than
llunrlrf-d bald treads and grey
_in 11 majority nt at legal
one. Probably tho average
the Ifoulle is an leant Witty,
in far more than that of l
ilnn all-11.
(satin-day Nagmjivlar. 17`¢i1. 1921111111-wi"-l -1.-1.1? ,lu 11126, The
O1I lute the public has ‘béen fav-ii1DDi?llllil1C1iixcl'ease oi-curl-ed i_1l
ol'ed_ with :1 gl-eat dcul of official 25 lirlien the 0. T. A. was ill
Premier -Fergusoirs bl-ict review 21001901118 Wits lllut lust yo-'lr
lhe Sllllalloh lll hls gpellqh lhl;-_ .percentage ot fatalities in com
- _ _ I
H 15 _ . _ _
the Ontario Legislatllre. contained 1lSUl1l.-H llluttei' of chance. _
l\\
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which have gode unchallengetl-: 21`Crl<i0lilS last year was the m
first that he had lcceivcd many tri-lnotéW0l`U\Y \i_1'llc11 i't is 1-einem
the 11ct=f1'on1 men-who had oppos- iii 0l1t1li‘l0 lust year. :ill incrc
ed his govcrnlnent control propos-lOl’ _I7 lier eeiit. over 1926. .
1113 and _qlllllml-lml lho 0_ T, ,\_; lnlnlc rclnzll-kal1lc lvas this dt-cl-e
second that public sentiment onlin l_1ic\v ot' the fact that 1111- 111
llc sllllji-ct of law enforcement lbol- ot motor tqllrists from tho l
gctlcl-ally showed great ilnprovo-Iteti States jumped -from 1,554
ment. Thi- Pri-.n1ier‘s'.11Gte1anccs lin 1926 1_0 2.415.S33'in 1027, 1111
have since llccu su-pplclnentcd b»"lfi'0i_1H0 of alwlll 950.000. 'I`l
the 1-npol-1 oi' _thc Liquor Controlithel-e wort- a m‘eaL.i.'nally mort- 1
Board on its operations from Jane -tor cars. ll0m8BllC Mill foreilzn
1.11 10 tha @1050 of 1he_.1(lg¢1al_ year the'1-otitis ot' _Ontario last sumr
on Oct. 31st. 1927, and  all ex- and autumn than in the past, `
austivo and lllulllillatinpispeecll accidents were i'ow<-1-_ T111
tlcallng with every problem inv0l.\'- H1018 Sneak for themselves, 11
od, by lion. W. ll. Price, Aiior- thc illcrcnsc 111 motor tourists 1
cy-fir-1101-111 f ' . 1: 1 - 2 _
"i`lio iigill-cs show timi lor tlir- :lilly it wal-1 1l\1o,i.Q tho Liquor (‘
winch and spit-its in Ontario .I ,_
mounted to $li,lil6,2-42,10 and 1:i'l1'n1-'tile ctiiilrtry. . _ _
1-.cr and 1111-1111, $ii,.'lG7,416.3l ii iot»l - 
al ot' $i7,533,65!l.41. We lissluno ._
that sales for the first tow nlontns- --
of legal sale when wealihier cuitt-| -
omera -were stocklngup illeil- cel-l . -
lm-11 would exceed the average 0l'| " "V _____.
-u‘bS"fi\u-ut M1105- But <10-‘Pile 0"* 'rllere will be sold by Public A1
1-:trly rush, the ahovt- flgilrca com- Llml ln l-mm ol: me Law Coll
pm-n fnvol-alily with liquol- tl-aificmulldlllg ln Cl.Ial.lotwlown _
fig-111-cs illldcl- illc last year or twolqueens Gollmy ln prince Edwl
lilo 0. T; A. wllen the Y‘fiU'1;"'Islund on Tuesday the l0tll day
iiol- bill nt' the pl‘ov|llco was csil-lm-ml A_ID_ 1928 M me lI0lII.
iiiulliil ‘<1 710 Ill 101155540-900-0001Fllltwclve o‘ciock noon ALL TH.
llicll only :1 small percentage wo” ,ll-act. of hlhcl 5,-llualg hh Towllgl
lliindled through rlislpensnl-los 111i1l_lNuml,er slxl_y_lll10 ln Queens Coll
11 rest llirough bootleggf-ri-1 oi lty nforesald bounded and dl.5cl~ll;
ther the n1iilioll.'iii‘e ol- the buck-las follows: Com,-llehclhg oh 1
11.5 per ct-nt. wilich lifter it de- pgssesslml of _yghn Dm-l-3_¢h the
uctinli ol' 5 per Ceilt- fm' ODGYH' ‘south by the Magnet of 1764 lilo
ing costs lr-fi 11 net pl-oilt of l~i_1'1iJ0hh Dun-ahh-5 @1151 50111-1
per cent. 'Pills is colisl1ltiiu1bl.\"twenty-five chains thcncc cast t
wcr than the net of other liru‘1"?chail1s, thence rlol-th twenty-fl
lucas wllicll runs fl-oill 23 pol- coiit. jchhlhs and flfly llhks or lo tho A
28 per cent, ’l`ll1-most inlpol-1-lllyle Real- Road “lol-esald, tha,
lit-1`Ii¢-.tor iu costs io the lnllllic islwcswlardly along tht- same 1
the tact that oil an average co1.l-'chnlhs ,md two links 150 place
lutatioll thc Ontario Govelnmellllcommencembnt containing twcni
lays dollar for dollar oil every gal-'five Bhd 0he-qum~lel- hcl-95 of lm
n oi’ wines and spirits it pi1rcll‘at.~:-lg, little more or le55_
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Tilt- MOSS Dl‘0fllS 011 ANG.” W-“itat the northeast angle of land
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1111-ini Preniiers when they nit-I denture of Mortgage dated thc
1, Ottawa ills-1 autunln wele 11111111- day of January A. D. 1912 and ma
lou-4 111 the olllllion that this t'e11 between John D McLean of Ca
ral tax ivllich 1-caches 100 pei- ceiti. Cove in Township Number Slxli'-ll
ll the value of ,llrluor stoi:ks_ni`orcsa1d, falmel. of the tilst 1
iouglll by 1111-. provinces i1-1 cxcc-1-land Bradford W. LePagc oi' Rus
ive and un cilcolll-agelllclli to 1111-.1covillc in Queens County aiol-cs
lootlugger. But deapito tlil`-.`icil1-1m01'Chl\Df- Of me Oth?-‘\` Dilrt Will
hlough hi1.,.l plltts. it is evidollt Cfsii-!H9d`. And |1180 in PUTSUHHCC
hat, the Liquor Control Act had lil POWCI’-Of Sale Contained in an I1
one far to putting thc hootlcggel- dPl1l\11‘0 01° MOYYZBEG dined U10 30
it of liiisiili-ss. The Attorl1e_\'-if-my Of Milreh A. D. 1921 und hi
cnol-nl pointed out that Windsor-11b€‘lW€€Il the Said John D. MCU;
wing to its proximity to Dctl-ol:,l°f U16 fl1‘Si2 D8" lmd the i-"ide
was on 11. different plane in tllelsifnefi °f U10 8900541 Dari- df-‘fl1`
matter of illicit. sales from thc rust had/in8 b€BI'l milde in U10 DBYIH 1
of Ontario. hilt even there the loc-i°f Prm°iP9~1"~“d lniffesli -'-°¢“\`°d
al Crown Aitolncy had l'epol-toiiisaid m°l`tK8»§€S-
l _ _ r1
11000 bootleggcrs in tho Winils.-1-lf* 73-1923-
disiric _ ear it t-hero were pro- ..G°°"5° F- D°W*l' Ind KU-U0 MCU*
L 'ii Y H91
1l,al,lI.le_,,l, llmn loo l°dnI._ Executor and Executrix and tru
lContra1y to predictions, records lifes °f me esmlfi'-‘ °f N°\`m“" M
of dl-unkeness show no sci-ioull in-` Lefld
crease though the la-ws against .ti °‘
u1'o more severe. have boon cilforl-.~"M°L°“-u 3° MCKMHDU
ed much more ilrasticaliy than un- Mwrmes 55°"
1111111111 o.'1‘,1t_ lion. 111. 1-1-111-l °h°"i°¢1°i°“m~ P- E~ I- _
tllrcw tl. most intel-1-sting light. o-1'
tio question of tit-unkanllesa when] """""*°>"" ”
-llle pointed out thai. one reason i’11_r_wH'TE NNE AN 'MPQHTAN
thc increased efficiency of law cu-I c°N'FER
torcenlcut; ill this pllaae was tho. >"""`
111-111-11 which has also manifested it-i
self in tho prevention of illiclt|
sales. Thus the task ot' those
charged wtll law enforcement has
been lightened by an awakened
civic uentilncnt or tho community
which has become rluiled and dis-
Ono factor which had alarmed
___l__,___._.
Hou-lie of Lords or tha lloullo .of
Commons. he would almost certain-
ly any “tho Commons". Iiut wotlid .
he wrong: Youth ia on the sitio of
the Pool-ll. and while the - l.or'd1l
Commons gl-ow unmislnkahly old.
'The ilnlise of Lol-da of the ples-
ixailmrinlz ea* I-litter Statesman
grown grey in the service of the
country. There are oi' colirm many
young mon wllo have inherited the
at‘=;'o1'oe, when motor accidents jul
11 ed from a 1024 total of 3,27-1 10
7_*210_` Tile sad feature oi'1h
in tioll theleuith was hlgllal- 1
‘<1 tht-'dlop ln` the number of 11
l
1.-lied that 449.531 cal-s were licen
S
1 `lirlli1-1 npnliilltiml Unrluesii
“H trol Act and proves it to have 1
air-d ull enormous ininngiblo as
fsouth side of the Argyle Real R
1 tl. Power oi' Sale contained in an I
,ll Dated this 16th dav of Ma
1 Mortgag
_ l
I:Ii Tho lvlllte nine is the inllf-sl _-1:1
most stately ot the coliifars 111 tl1
forests of`1-lnstern Canada and on
of the most, beautiful. Undel-i`1\\`
11l1rn‘ble conditions it not fl-of|11<'il`
lr attains 11 lleigllt or 1011 111 1-
foct. with a diameter of 30 11 -l
inches.
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Atlittrinna plan to erect 11
nt. Vienna- in memory of
Marcus w-ho, no far ilmck as
invelliicll the worlds first
ful uutnnlobile
to
at
85 95
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