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IL.- to»? Fr‘ m? Ha NE: ! I‘l v i: 3" (ii! ho th is H. ll) m. gr III \\ M M I" 8V In £2 II] t' C Ill ('5 fa th H {I t‘l‘ In 1| (Our Own Correspondent) Wu had a short call from Mr. Inn Swim nt meuto on Friday inn-moon nf last. work. [van is at- tending Hw schuol of pharmacy and «me up to spend thanksgiving 'U‘III lllv râ€"u v-uvw The Sacrament {iris dispensed in the United Church last Sabbath when about 100 partook 9f the Elements. _ Thnrne last Monday evening it be- ing the occasion of the twenty- lfth anniversary of their wedding. Iany useful and beautiful silver presents were presented. Games WH'P indulged in and a program of name and song was taken part in by \lr-x. Hila’lyard and Miss E. Sharpe Bt‘l‘l iro-l‘nnr and Bert EPPIO‘S. A lum o-njm-umw time was spent. 'l‘fzsmlnulxllu; oluy passed quif'lly new, 'I‘WH I and mu' Ho- “Bht-AL '9' l 'IV' I find Hur [trip in Ago-s Past' and: “Bhwt. tin ttw 'l‘ic- That. Binds? Rm; ii. .lay utt'o-rmt prayor and gava a Simrt ailitrt‘ss. Mrs. titlria‘ttn also read an addrrss and Um Last Post was munded by Mr. Rubinson of Guelph. Th0 mrvting closmt with tho- ‘lltgtllfl Ht tho- Natimial Anthrm. .‘lri. th-nrgr. l-‘rnton mrt with quit» a sex-inus accidrnt on Sun-‘ day owo-ning. Sho- had gone t0 thn‘ cellar amt had occasion to wart: for something on a shelf. Shn usmt‘ an upturned bucket to stand on the bottom of which hrnkr. Mrs. Frnton tell and sustaino'ot a rumpuuud frar- turv ut' thr to't't. wrist. Sim sutt’rrs a gro-at otvat but is as wall as ran be rxlwrtmt. Thu t'nlln\\'ill}.: Ptoti‘l's Wo-ri- o-it‘riâ€" ed Sabbath murning in ”10 t'nitm; Church: It. Sim. (S00. Hunt, .I. .~\. Matho-r. .-\. Huntrr and J. Sto'vc‘usun. Mr. amt )lrs. .lno. Leith shunt. Thanksgiving in Durham with hwr parents, Mr. and Mrs. .lnhn Backus. Mr. and Mrs. John .‘lflrirv nt' Knnx Normanby, spent Sunday at'tprnmm with ho-r rnusin Mrs. .Inhn Lo-ith. Tho Library Board has dvriitmt to put an a rnm'vrt in thr halt nu Friday o-wning. t‘Jth inst. 'l'tm Mount. l-‘nrvst hraniatir tltub will presrnt "Captain Rarkvt". in thrnr acts. The- Library is quit» vssvntiat in tho- no'ightu'ihmnt unit oto-srrvws tha patrnuagr M' “iv tinninmuity and cannot. bu niaintaim-d unh'ss funds Ira tm-thrunung. Wnrot just I'w'riw'ot t'rnm Mrs. ‘nrorgo- lM’nrd .m-w Sarah Sharpn‘ is tn tho- o-tt'vrt that. hrr i'nlutitinn remains unrhango-ot. Sho' has burn in tho- huspitat t'nr mweral nmiiths. Mr. amt .\lr.~‘. .tnn. Munary and family Ht' 'l‘m'untn itH'tlt 'l'tmliksgh- ins: \\ith tho-ir lutt‘t‘ttt“ burr. Mum‘s Sarah and Maria itrnwr PAGE 8. .‘clw k HI haw 8”" 1h» winh (Rev: J. Mrs. M! Y3? a fi‘l'O‘ll CE TI‘II'HMH Thanksg lhm'o‘. tiw th My «WM “1'. an spent .‘I Scuflmul \\ short mm Diu'.‘ ”V hOlll . l“? .D,. [‘u.“ Patrick Kle ugm mOlth :md '38 days". been ailing fur the being amn-tm \Vi sion wf Hm iu-art. 'l nlacn anmbm' 9th Cvmt'h‘l'." H Corner Concerns i 10w Own Correspondent) ’ l’lmw from this part who atâ€". tmulml thv -\ngliran fowl snmwri anol entvrtmnnmxt on 'l‘hursolay| mum. «'njnyml both \‘vry mm'll. Miss llwta Barbour of NH. 5, leno-lu‘. was homo onr tho holiday. Sirâ€"I. Roy Lawronco spout the any with Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Lawrence. Mrs. Thomas .\trhinson is spend- ing a t'c-w clays at. tlw homo of Ir. Wm. .\trhinson. W0 aro plras-i ed to sow hor so far rorowrml. ' About. midnight on Saturday Mr. 100 Lonnox rowived a telegram an- nouncing an operation porformml on his brothnr Robert in tho hospital at Davidson Sank" with littlo hope of rocm'or)‘. He motored to Toron- to on Sunday to got the night train for tho wost. toms. The friends and neighbors 9! Mr. R. C. \\ arson gathered in his home last Wednesday evening and bid him good-bye with an address and prosentatii‘m. A pleasant ov- cning was spout. 311'. Albert Watson is home again from the wesge-m harvest fields and at prvsvm is visiting his brother \l Donald. .\lrs. Donald Watson spent the past couple of weeks visiting friends in Toronto. Her sister Edna ac- umwaniml her back to spend the‘ holiday around the. old home. One of The Chronicle writers said last. Week that the light. oats were t 9 ba- developing lung power, in 11 con hogs. And tha is so. But on \l \l .\l m: J. Truax. Ira. .\IvI.aughlin of [why wa nu glwst. of Mrs. H. .\Iv.\lillzm low. \\'. .Inhnstun is wvnohn: «Mom with friends at din'm uh. “ . I .u 'v h Imn ul Hr NnVo-mh; . In? 37. Run. ck Knlly “gt-oi, us and 28 days. ailing fur tho p : mun-mt wit! u! Hm hvart. Tl I but "IIIIIIF0 0| just I‘W'o'ivwl fmm Mrs. - vaaml awn Sarah Slum-pr“ tln- o-fl'vct that. hrr rumlitinn \s unchango-ol. Sh» has Down ‘ 'W-"Dilal fur soweral nmmhs. and Mrs. .lnn. Manual-y and nt’ Tm'untu spo-nt, Thanksgiv- Ith Hwil‘ pul'o'nts Ilo‘ro'. ws Sarah and Maria Brnwn mm" In Rarhvmillo' tn Spo'nt ‘ilflo'ol \\'i”| HIPH' g‘gh‘l' 311?. njnyuhlp time was spent. kwmu: oluy pas-mm; quietly "hum: .\ mnnmria survice Id at tho' Monument, at £030 .‘lrs‘. .\. 'l'lle Iml HIP 39r- 'l‘\\'u hymns Wo-l'o.’ sung. '0, \l!i If]; [host of ll \\ \rnill and family mu! ,1 nn Sunday In mum day WIN! I" HH'H HM: Holstein. lllt tho \V .\I .\l1 with rs. Thus. u‘ in th ‘ Rnl'n‘l' IS hnmt' H ° Howâ€"'lun'uh ' Mus-a .\l. Swan ll \V 0 0.1. 2â€". 7.2; :2; z, 3...; in 92:27.. ’1:â€" 42757... 7... .2... 3:2.»â€" 32m 1:. T. Ezra. 3:74.. at. 10ch rl H ft n° th ~nol. \llun. \ illa Hl (inn! ilmat 03th ‘ll' an: Hugo m'hvl \' \V as Imrham phinsnn rn ”VN‘ zl'o‘oi I“ spf‘nol lat IVI'S‘ at. his mum. ll m. at The linutts family 01' Ebenezer were remnt, visitors at Mr. Elijah Armstreng's. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Johnston 0! Senth lientinck were visitnrs Sun- ;olaiy week at Mr. Lawson Hopkins. - .\lr. \Vm. (‘lriersmi is wnrking in E'l'nrenln at, present. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Armstrong lrelurneol a few weeks ago from a luleasanl. visit, with relatives in the ;\\'estern provinces. ‘ The last. trihule Hf respect was will in Mr. l’flVill llnpkins. whuse remains were llllli in rest, in the llulten Hill liemelery 0h 'l‘hurSiilay .â€" --4___ _____ Mr. Ruhm't Mighton's Shooting man-h on Monday gaw good enter- tainmvnt tn spm-tsmvn amt somn r9211 gum! shuts we're? mad». ThOse who got‘fowl had}? work for them. handy. v'_V Mr. Reuben Watson's auction sale on Friday was a very morassâ€" ful one. Auctioneer Duncan gut thv most out of everyfihing. IIIVU‘ vu' vâ€" vv v- Sunday was a'flne Hay and [)eOplc tried to enjoy it to the full. The roads were busy and churclws '? ( Our Own Correspondent.) Hutton Hill! ljnlieard from~ for some time but still liew. \Vei'e nearly covered up with mud for a few weeks past but with the fine weather of the last few clays the mud has mactioally all dried up. “'0 lwpe {here will be some fine ploughing weutlu-r yet as there is little «tune in this part. , Miss vaecca Uriel-sou of Toronto spent, tlu- week owl with hM‘ mother Mrs. McKcll Grim-son and brother Max. Mr. Alliv 110pkins is engaged for a timv with Mr. Nelson Holliday [lo-111' Knnx‘. ‘. A H‘ 'I‘lw last. trihuh- Hf l'o-slwct was paid I!) Mr. David ankiHS. Whose! ro-mains \wrv laid tn vest in the Huttun Hill «Lnnwtm'y 0h Thurmlay Izlst. lh‘t'mxs‘ml “\‘ml for a good many yo-m's in this sowtion. As a full rngwrt. was giwn in last week's isanw. it is quit» unnecessary to say :mythng l'm'llwr. Mr. and Mrs. .Iavk Putty were \‘isitm-s nun o'H'llilLL' last. W901i at Mr. Alvx‘. ankius‘.‘ n ‘ -_ Hu- Sauxo-wn Pat-k su nmn-Iy comple- tmt. Wn arr tmping for it tn be szn tn tratt’it' this \ka. Mr. and Mrs. Lawsuit Hopkins and littlu Mill'jnx'ic- spnnt Sunday mm- ”1;; with Mr. and Mrs. Jns. {\lctiuslim in town. Mussrs. Hwnry 'l'nvkvr and Stanley Hm'risun lwft last, Saturday for DH- h'uit who-1'0 Hwy nxpncl In Spend Hm \x'imm'. .17.; :22: $.31. 3. €2.23: .1 l...:.::r. : 1.52. __::;:.4 3. :2. 73.5 :2.... .4... E... 5.1.. $32. .5531. 9:; .17.. 2:; 3...... $4: 2.572. (ES... 1; i :7 .35.». _r:._.7::.m 2: wssn \‘H was tinishofil Hp last. we I 021 r Own Correspondent) 'l'lwm- fnw Indian Summm‘ days aw surnly unjoyml by M'eryone. .‘HSH lifl'ic Milligan Spent the week mnl with fl'ivmls in Toronto. .‘lo-~~2'~. Jflhn «Brim-gnu and \Vm. Mr. J \‘i-‘itwl 1 a] hnmv (ll I|"lll' . .\lr. Wm. Hrivrsc‘in, jr. rotnrnml t’ro'm Hun \Vvst Szituiimy. Mnssrs. Arthur anal Fred Cnrlwtt mntwrml tn hen-nit last. week. Miss Daisy Math» «if Durham. \‘isitml rvcvntly with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mathnr on Saiurj‘lay; :3 ‘33 Thn Vic'kvrs Frosh Bwf Associa- tion lwld thoir annual movtim: in Elwnv/m' svhpnl Imus» 011 Fri- day owning. Mr. Norman Mc- R.nzilal was rP-Pngam‘d as but-Cher Rw‘nalcl was ro-Pngagv for next year. Southeast Bentmck ( Our Own Cor-respondent) .\l r. .\rthur Wohbrr of Swift. Gur- rrut. Sask.. spout a few days last \wpk with his mothrr Mrs. Robert. \Vo‘hbm'. sr. and other relatives. Barnâ€"4m November tst. to Mr. and Mrs. Elton Imwis, a daughter. Mrs. A. Kinslpy spnnt last week 0nd with hor daughter. Mrs. George Turnbull. _ . ‘ __ - a\ (.7. H5 ._. .1... C 1.1,...::_ 1.2.1.â€" . 15.; c .137. .I...:.â€"\. .5“ 1.1.. {H10 \\' 0 . John 'l'umbull nf Toronto ul Thanksgiwng at Ins parent- South Bentinck Hutto'n Hill n '0 (“\‘t‘ll 'l‘hns, llzu'ris'nn'k on Sun- :‘ntto-mlml munwrsm'y sur- Prwowlllu, Glenmont “'0“: uf 'l‘m'nntn is. slml‘t. leiclny at. her IOI unul as jury n‘n (bf ”10 TONE-“.1 Mrs. .lamvs Buchay of Clifton Springs is spending a few days with her parents and limping to care m- her father who is not gaining as quickly as his many frivmls would Him to SP" him. - Miss Elsie Willis nf town slwnl, a fmv days with her grandmnthw hvlping to earn fm' hm° whatâ€"granul- mother who has not lwpn i-njnying wry gnml lll'_8ltll lately. ___ l A_ ‘>--‘ ‘ Mr. \Vill fl‘hompsnn bf luwn spout Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Th 0m 1'15} _m_._ -- I . " _‘-_‘ 3115. Veil 31¢] mn was in Mmmt. Forest 1331. Thursday Mending 11w fumwal uf Mrs. _.lonn_1\1c(‘.all.‘ I‘D-II-g u- Mr. Peter McQuanrie spent. an owning.“ I'vcvntly With his musm L. A. Mclwan. A ."-A III- 11. :1. .ul :4 Miss isl‘am‘iivkvoluiio Hf Stl‘atfom s pent? 11w hulidays \xith 1101' paronts Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. McKechnie. Miss (lovine L11“ renco spent. a dav urcentlx in town with Mis~_ K_.Fi11|i. I?“ l“71:11.3linbfit'hâ€"IS'Hmeeting 0f the 1:17. W.O. will be held at. the home of Mrs. David Lamb on Friday, Nu- \ vmber 12. Glenroadin ( Our Own Correspondent) Rev. M 1'. and Mrs. Armstrmm spent an.) al‘tm'nonn at the Heslip home last week. â€" -¢ lut " x .u. Mr. and Mrs. James Vaughan and famih \\ era the guests of her uncle Mr. Jon Lemmx on Sundax. It. VII». Um.) “u.--- \liss Marina Bovd arid cousin Miss Lillian Eadie “we \xeok end \is- itors at their grandmother’s. Mrs. R. Banks. __- . , ‘ M the. W. i‘lmlii- of 'l‘Hi'untn and Mr. and Mrs. Jannvs Banks of Proton hail 'l‘hzmksgiving dinnor with their motlwr Mrs. Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney, acompanied by MP. and Mrs. Fwd Horst of near Chnsloy mntm‘ml to Guelph and spvnt the week and with friends tlim'c. â€"' ' 'A, :II :.Zt_.m”:wm;_§... i. 5.12:»: 7.. 25:2: :E 2 22.x $2: :2. 34...:â€" Zim .S. 2.1:? bi u ’h: L’II‘ I L. Mrs. William Kenny is quite ill with rnliumatic fever. She: is with lwr «laiigzlitvr. Mrs. John V'asey. Miss Rnlzi )lrlnsli is also suffering from llu- samr l'rvm'. Dr. Smith is in atlrmlaxwo- at both rasrs. Mrs. ll. Banks rvrvivm’l word on Monday that. 1101' sister. Mrs. Thriza Mark. of 'l‘nrontn had a strnkc- and is sorimlsly ill. Mrs. Banks is in poor health lwrspll' and is iml ahln ln go to her sister. (Our Own Correspondent) 'l‘hanksgiving was such a bean- tiful llay that almost all tho l'armm's in this nuigrlmrlmml \wrn in their rmt iivlols. and ilwrr arr wry few rnnts out now. Mr. and .\lr.~'. Hon Sharp and son livu' m' lmflTnm ~‘ywnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Aillam. Mr. and Mrs. lx'vnneth Hruor and “Hip «langlitrr. nf 'l‘nrnnto. mul Mr. and Mrs. .lnsvph lmvism uf Durham siwnl tlw liHlialn}' with thvir par- Hits. AI 1. “‘-‘ Mis< Lillian Park of tho. Hl'ilVPI slH'nl owr tlw \ka mu! “'1”! )wr 2'!‘€il\¢||bal‘o'llt.~‘, Mr. and Mrs. \Vllllam Torry. A ‘ " I k. - 1- .- gs‘ it'll v. Mr Jnlm \.lo-\'anc|vr of Durham spvut. ':I'h mkeghing \xith his parents MI. and “H (mm-gm Alumnaivr. .\h'. :‘mal Mn. Uliwr fsictiaslm m‘ Ihn-hnln .mmt Hw \W'vk 0m! with .\h'. mm M! Durham awn 3112mm Mls \ Immlwx Hnn t Mk Ill u whilo'. was hurt Advertise in the Chronicle. It pays. Rocky Saugeen Willowdale a? 5.5 4...; i: .E ..:: SET. 51:55.... 11:,“ 1:6 1“me .._:Z.._ 7:: ::1.u_...: 2.1;. .1. m‘ Hm GI'EIVPI Mrs. Howard Fallis, of Peterboro, in an interview in The Free Press. makes some pointed remarks in re- gard to the attitude of many pro- hibitionist leaders in the last Fed- eral rampaign. Thev are now1 shcmling loudly for the defeat of Mr. Ferguson, but yet enthusias- tically supported Rt. Hon. Macken- zie King and his Governmenh a Government which was shown hy prov-n evidence before the customs enquiry was in league with rum- runners and bootleggers. defying the. law. Hon. E. C. Drury was actual- ly a eandidate supporting the King “Wernment, Hon. \K'. E. llaney «lid all in his power to defeat lit. Hon. ‘Arthnr Meighen. and \V. E. N. Sin- lclair stumped on behalf of Mr. | King. Here is what Mrs. Fallis says: ”During the- federal election cam- paign Of 1925 I discussed this mat- ter with several strong prohibition- ists and was told this: ‘Just as soon as this campaign is over the Pro- hibition peolile of this province will descend in a deluge upon the Gov- ernment at Ottawa and force them to take some action in regard to the clusing of the distillcries in Untarie.’ My ans- wer was this: ‘If the thmservative party. let. by Rt. Hon. Arthur Mei- ghen is in power in Uttawa, I do not doubt that you will be there in full force. It the Liberal party, led by Rt. Hon. W. L. King is in power, there. won‘t he a word.’ They were very indignant with me. Who was right '? Have you from that day to this heard anything of a deluge of‘ pruhihitiouists invading Ottawa or abusing the King Government ? Not a word. Why ‘? Smpty because, the leml‘ers ot' the prohibition move.- ment in this province are Liberals tirst and prohihitionists afterwards. Where were these men, Haney. Drury, Rowell.‘ etc.. when Sir \\'ill- iam Hurst went to the country after giving Us the ()l'ltal‘in 'l‘cmperanee l Act '? Out to a man working against him and helping to defeat. him. What. has the Liberal party ever done for the cause of 'l‘emperance either in the Provincial or Dominion Government ‘? \thre could you find --v-- a \wttm‘ Gm'm‘ument than thn. onn led by Mr. King at ()ttawa ,nmv‘? Amt yvt tho pmhihitimnists 'hvlp- ed to put thvmo thm'n. I am saving to «to in the futurn as l haw clmw in thu pastâ€"trust. the party that. has giw-n this 1n'0\'in('¢_- all tln- twmper- am'n logislatinn they haw- I'Vt‘l' had. What is tlw alternatiw ‘? Who could lw put in thnir placv? Thv othvr Imuglm's Runny and Shwlair. ho pennie- at this provim-n had on “'13! 0f tho Ramoy-Drm'y (‘mV- ornmvnt. and don't want. any mm'n. As t'm' Mr. Sinclair. the last. timv I klww anything of him law was an a platform in Oshawa supporting thc- Kim; (-zmdidatn in thn last. 0|- m‘t inn." Thc' tlnw- ('hief nhstaclvs in Hm way of O.T.A. ellforcm‘ant haw DOM! lst. Tho fart. that. Um 111anul‘ar- lurv of spiiiluous liqnm' is lvgal in Ontario l1} fvderal enactment. 5 long as it is 10 gal to manufacturo drink git will beb sold. This is a niuttvr for tho King Goxernmenl. The Ferguson Gowrnment has no control over manufaciure. ‘. 2nd. The fact that home-brewing permits are issued by the thousands in Ontario. These permits are issued by the King Government. The Ferguson Government has no say in the issue of these permits. 3rd. The. fact. that. the King Gov- ernment made a farce of the export of liquor by issuing licenses to ex- port to Cuba, Mexico and other world points. These shipments either went to the I'niteci States or returned to Canada. This was amply proved before the customs inquiry. _ ___ 1......n. A! III! II.\‘\‘IL .‘ 0 Have there been any signs of an invasion of Ottawa to force action from the King Government on these subjects so as to make ().T.A. en- forcement possible? None. Mr. King‘is not embgrrasse¢ ‘L-‘ nA-‘Rt‘n‘0fl A ONE-SIDED GAME - J‘OIID I v V"... __ Is ituaag' wonder that Conserva- tive temperance peeple are fed up fly the one-sided game which is played by certain prohibition lead- ers and resent the bitter and savage. attacks on the sincerity of Hon. Howard Ferguson in the legislation which he has introduced? â€"â€"â€"-~-’ THE USELESSNBSS ----- n manna-lure A young hank clerk in Gait has confessed to stealing $30,000 or morn afwr a carefully laid plan. He got away with tlw monvy and had it svrrevlml. but hv forgot a lot M things which m-nerally occur in lhu sequel Hf such. ull‘airs. He form“. . ‘...lnnn|.‘v “,_ DVJI‘UUI "I Vl-‘v- that tho first thing an ordinary pa- trol policeman would do was to do- claro it an inside job. He forgot that- ovo-i'yono in connection with. the staff would lw given a grilling» and than a grilling. Until suspicion fastr-nod itsolf upon someone. No doubt this was tlw manner in which the pollen worked to serum a con- fession within tin-0o hours. But tho young- man forgot morn than all that. llo- forgot. the first ['il‘lnCl'plt's‘ of trust. It. never «w- currod to him that. after ho had gotâ€" ten away with his stoal that it would do him no good. Not «Won the high-primal lotndits of Amoriva have moan for wry long, no matte-r how grvat lllt' haul they make. It is not. in tho nu‘uro of such nwn to ratin- and .wit - down into so-mi 01' camoutlauml in ~|H‘t,‘lilllllll}'. 'l‘lw. man who sin: ~ is a grugarinus animal. 'l‘hw hal‘ 'It'l'k made» ohm-1‘ plans for .~ 1"li'il!‘ thi- monc-y, but he neglected tho afti-i'math. And so it is with all ('i-ime. Somntimvs tho oxvusv is manti- that tlm hanks pay tlwir clm'ks nig- gardly salaries. but when a clvrk ontvrs the bank’s survicv. with its pension system, In- vntm's with his eyes wide Open. 110 can always quit. but hanks. st'ldnm. it (New. dismiss thnsv who conuwtontjy carry on thvir wm-k. Nut, nnly that, if a clerk is in his right grouw, he has a his: “0ch of pt'o'fet'mt'nt (1va to him if he shows the stufl’. "The truth of tho mattm i8. it is an age of yrimv for big money. Petty graft. IS growmg rarm' M'ery How to Reduce Your Meat Bill $24. a Year SMP Enameled Ware ROASTERS cuts that are 10 cents a pound cheaper than you have been getting. Roast them in an SMP Enameled Ware ROASTER, and they will have all the juicy tenderness, flavor and nourish- ment of eXpensive cuts. In addition to giving you choice meat at lower cost, there is no loss or wast- age of meat through excessive shrinkage. An SMP roaster can save a family as much as $24.00 a year in reduced meat bills. Here is the proof ! As each Canadian consumes roughly 60 pounds of Roast meat per year, an average-sized family of four will eat 240 pounds in the same time. Through buying meat that is In cents a pound cheaper, and roasting it in an SM P Roaster, this family can save $24.00 in one year. The bigger the family. the bigger the saving. STOP buying expensive roasts of meat. Buy An SMP Roaster will save time, work and patience too ! With a surface of glassy smooth. pure SMP enamel, it is as easy to clean as china. Yes, even after the greasiest, stickiest and hottest roasting. The meat or fat does not burn or stick as it does in the old style open roast pan. An SMP Enameled Ware Roaster is impervious to food odors, has no seams or sharp comers, and cannot rust. Clerk in Galt has As Easy to Clean as China mmh' day. Men of criminal tmulmm. are thinking in (firms of liumlI-ml~ . thousands and taking long Mam-.- Fortunawly in Gnada llu'l‘o ls minimum of suvli casvs, and llw In gmwrally lakes offvcl. Thu 4.. 0380 provides just anullwr It's-«m lhn uselessnnss (of trying lu I'nl. bank, particularly {rum llw in». â€"--St. Cathariuvs Standard There 31‘? 10 classns m pml. who aren’t fit in dl‘ivv our», :1. cordi to I list prepared by ' J. Wil isms, dirt-clor of Hic- puh: safptv division (if the: Natinnzil Sm. ty Council of tho l_'nih-d Stains. These. hp says. mmld be mq'hm. fmm mntoring if awry stain mum Pd “I“ [110419. nIOUH' \‘PhiClu uln-l‘; tors‘ and chautl‘mn's' act 1‘94".“ Mended by Ilm rvm-nt national m: ference on street and highway sm. ty. These are: 1. Children under 16. 2. Pvrsnns \K'IIUHG‘ liviglit dm's h permit. easy rvach uf vnnlrulli pedais. I I --. . ..._I ..-u".inli yuuu- u. 3. Persons who haw not sulTim. strqngth tn qwram contml luv vasnly and pomtjx‘c-ly. [I ,_~ 4i. Persons undvr tlu- influnncv liqunr or druus. 5. Epilopll'cs Hl‘ thl's‘ suhjm't fits m' fainting smflls. 6. Persons who do not knnw a undvrsmlul tho h'an'iv laws. «ml: ary rulvs of H10 rum! and MI! point»? culwcrnmi with safe and . flciont automohih‘ ngwrafltm. 7.1’01'370112-5 with clallui‘runslx .1 fortiw hearing «or Pyvsium. 8. Crippll‘s Hr lwl'swhs milm~ :m or legs whosv clc-focm intvrt'o-w x» their safn cuntml m' an autumn». 9. 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