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(Our own' corresfiondent.) 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson were in Owen Sound last Saturday. A wedding of interest~t0 a wide circle of old rlassmtes and friends ”abouts. took place at Regina on Saturday. July M, when Mr. Thomas Wilfrid Hunt. second youngest son of Mr. E. W. and the late Mrs. Hunt. was happily wedded to Miss Helm Electa Musselman of Regina. The happy groom was «me of Glenelg‘s brightest boys and is anhunor grad- uate of Saskatchewan University, while his fair bride was a most sur- cessful teacher. All unite in wish- ing them a most happy future. How. .\l!'il \llllteo'n. llwx. if. Halli“?- m aunt llwx .1 ii in mi r~ ul' lfizu'h llll. llzcl \ll' It \. \li ll'l usll Ml I’Hl'll H h: lmmu: "3h 1H ilétll' ll‘ \\o l! '.::\¢’l: by “Is. l-Zii. Mums ul Hlanm' Valle-y. (Laminar-m l'lmmlm. mnl t\\u »'\l2‘lt guml minim-rs in \lls‘s’ )lii'mnl tinni- owl. and lie-t blnlln-I HM-H. ovl' lmwl. aim at mnrv ‘t'llUlls uno b} .“l'. Jm‘ Dru lolwn. 'l'h.» Very saw-“test nl’ \ in- lm musir was uiVPn by Mr. \Vlllium Shall-lu- and family of \Velbevk. and by Mr. .lnhn 'l'eeter and Mr. i’t‘l‘tf} Butt. The songs by Mr. ti.\\'. Little- johns nt’ ”range Valley. by the Miss- es Lemmx nl Egremont and the Miss- cs Eadie of Toronto “\tPI‘t‘ taking simmers. The Japanese lantern drill by a bevy of fair ones was a pretty sight. Mr. and Mrs. Baker and the congregation and pastor were heartily congratulated uver the success at the evening. Proceeds at the gate were 8113.“). and Messrs. J. Laughlin and James Ellisnn did a Splendid trade in the booth besides. “NW: 3'” Rev. Mm! . on amL‘Hm run! 311'. h. hunjuz'nu,’ 1 Mrs. lid. I: (lamina-mu ' 20ml mnlfln Hum» :le siasmu (“cl pro! DPUVOH" and final had. ‘Il‘l m'my nut Miss Irene Vessie of St. Marys is ho-M m 1 dm MM'YHI‘ 3’ care. A most. happy [um-ting; Hf the “'0- mv-n‘s Instimlv was held at. ”w homo- ht Mrs. Gillzu'lo-s )lo'Uchkliu l'o‘m‘HHV HUI! Mr. and Mrs. William Harringlnn and son \VillH-z'l Hl' M'aml Ravioli. cam» uwr unol sin-lit u l'nw days WI“! Mr. and Mrs. ll. K. Bryan. llllli am tlmix' ro-tm'n lnnk Mrs. William McNally buvk \Vllil llwm. .\ mlul'to'llo' l'mm livl'v Slu'lll lusl \wwk ramming at Waisagu Ho'ul'll and haul a mum .lwlighll'ul culling. Who» were they 1’ WWW unolo'r Nirvats. \llss .‘lulwl linlml'l..~nll Ul' Hull‘s- \wi-lli is zlrlln: 4mm] Smmu'itmi at “Iv llHlllo' nl .\II'. .I. H. flulisnn. while the contravt. Hayiug is nwr, fall win-at full rut. and harloy barn-st is right un. with early sown vats fullmving clusvly. “1'. ”PM! 1’! thx'ogshing ”mm Silas Hill. .\L Oren ewry sum (Ul'or. MIN. Huhsnll MPfiSl'S. .lnhll and \V. J. Hx'o-o-IanNl had a lino' -Uwrolm-n grunitv mum:â€" nu-nl ”rm-QM in tho" family pint last wow-k. Mr, Halladuy ut' Olin-slow had vlt’lh'l 'I'cah' Joe Edwards mhwnml {mm the SON last Won-k af'tPr spwmling throw wwks with his brolhwr Him". His.“ Mayan,- Haley returns to hm- pusition in Detruit this week. Mr. Juhll Snell HCt'llpiNl Zion's puipit nu Sunday anvrnomn and gave a gnod discourse. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lampbell Welbwk awn! Sunday at the Cluckhn hnmo'. Th» 'l'rush-o- Baum! nf $.31 Nu. 7; haw o-naaxo‘d Miss 11. J. Allan Hf Che-slow \‘irinity as their Lo'm'hm' for next yvur. '{l K! . {Our own correspondent.) “v 31‘» snatching an Imur {rum harm-s; npvratiuns tn pPll tho-w item». N) Hwy will be: hl'io'f. Miss \‘o-lma Carlo-r of wan Snund is hnanynm at tho: U‘Nwil hnmw stead. Mi.“ Dungltvs ul‘ tialmlnnia is \‘isih ing how wmsin. MN. .I. .I. Print. Aftvr spwnding a happy furtniuhf with thlI'o-d. Miss Mar} Hash» I’m- turnml ht Tux-unto» ml Satin-slay. 57....” .2. 3.2:... a .3.“ simia.‘ .157. 357.1. .r... 22.5-4.5va E .5»: 2. 4:2: .1: 1...? ODu' )ll \l 1‘ l sun). PAGE EIGHT a! Rocky Saugeen ~'. Gillzu'lo-s )lc'Ulnckliu x'o-vvnHy 'lno' vn'vllo'm palwl‘s‘ giwn. . ms! vwrf 'l'ho- xm'do-n party a Hu- humv 01' Mr. W‘illiam nu 'l'hlu'sola)’ (Writing Hf last undo-1' Hw :msunws nr Nurth ”MW CH)“ 0‘: \Vo‘l‘i akin .‘NH HI] SUI 'dl Hll I N 1M I'm-um i-Inlm rx'utulutinns. cly )Ivlnma ' Llnml o~amhlo-.~‘. a sph'n- I. {I IiVo‘i)‘ ham-hall mah'l: nus t’ruln lbnx'nm'h and M gru-unols Ivy Smilh h.- )Iurkdulw Hum! gaw- lwnt numho-rs. .\lllH|l.L' u part in tho- prngmm :‘?. MHI)‘ :Moh'o'sso's by \ltliowk. Ito-V. K. iiamwr- Traverston. thv :msmcvs‘ Hf Nux'thf Us! cilmn'h was ”I“; '3" in 5min! ut' nmnlnu's, Hl‘ Po'urt bomght a big m Ins! wm-k frnm Mr. \H mm.- m wishing xw-uss m his m-w wu- plzu ark is cwcr in Parry nah! has and mulm hm-lmm Hus.- H'O'So “MW "iv“! 1'!" Hlm'o' w {IH lw ho'M UH 5‘ H't‘t‘SS- \illlllll lmnlm' *1“ ”in! o*\0_‘i the ls 3cm ML“- Ill Mr- 0f .\II'. tllmrtvs Ste-wart ut‘ ttu» sIItI- III'!I~' hm! thI‘ IIIFt'nI'tIIIII’ tn tuév ”III- at his farm lInI‘svs lust \VI-uk with {NI III-IItu kiItIIwy SI‘tlel‘t'. FI'Um ttw Hn\'vI'I'IIIIo~IIt tistI tm‘le- ”I‘V two-IItv-nlw mms HI' “ID HHH} IIihu \U‘IP otvtiw Io-It ht'lt' lust \ka tnI' III'Imsit in “w Hytln IiaIm at ['le- :I'IIIa. .\tmIIt thirty tacti'u and :I t'o-w gI-II- tle‘no-II. nlol svluwlnwtvs :IIIII (‘HIDIHIH- IHII.‘ hvl'v nl' .\ll°.~'. R. J. Hug: Hf \Vill- IIilu-I: . Ilt‘hl a pivnir in thv park in “0'! tmnur IIII Saturday :It'tI-I'IIIIHII last I \x M: a mishap unw vwemu: lust \Vwk win-H :h'ixmg mt.» tin. \‘ilmw- with yâ€" I ‘Hi imrw um! hlzug)‘. .\! Haw «WWW wry swamp :x wu' nwulvimi by i\\‘n yum”: laalio-s l'rnm )lzaz'kchllv cumin}: Hp Ibo-hind W‘Hialml :uul ups“! Ih'iVul' and buggy into» Hn- ditch. 'l'hv oh'iwr .‘o-w'in-cl snmc' Nib in ”It“ I’m‘v. lull nerwisw IiHlv dalmauv was damn. ;1111I1'l' .\l. ””1140”. :1g’1'1l 11V11l' SI) )‘11211'8. ‘41. 111111 .\I1'.~' 1I1I1s1111 1'1-si1l1111 I11_.11'11 for 11 1111111I11'1 11! \11111's :1I‘I1'1'11111i11g I'111111 ~'.1'11Il11111I 11111I “11111 1111111I111's111 1111111- 11111'1' s 11I1111"1 I1. 19-11111 51111.3 11111I 11111 1I1111;.;'I1I1'1'.~ s111'\'i\1- II11'111. " \\'I11I1- 1'11ki11" I111V I11.~'I \\1111k 1111 11I :111-.11'I1\ I:11'111 .\|1'..I'1-11_\ I'I11,111111.~'1)11 11I'I ‘I11~11I1111'11\\':1.~‘I|11'11\\11 I1'11111II1111'11k1' :1111I <11sI11i11111I 1111111I'11I I'1'111'I111'11s 11I' 1.1.1- 1'1I1.~'. I11'.'I'111'11I111II11II11111I111I MI '111- 111.»)111'111. I111I \I1'. II11111111s1111 \inII 111'.“ \‘111Ix'I‘I° <1 1111' II1111.I .d' tlwir ynungo-st olaughlo-l', Emily Nurm'l Kathlm-n. In Mr. Charles S. cluttnr, sun nt‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sylvestm' ¢Io)tto‘l‘ Hf St. .\nlw'.~:, .lamaiva, H.\\'.l.. HIP nmrrizlm' In hlko' Nam,- in Au- gust. .\H.-1' 2m ”’11th M sow-ml months“ luraliun lhvrv passml :m‘ay rm'vntly M ho'l' hm» hnnw in 'l‘nrcmtu a fur- mwr highly rc'spo-q'tml I'vsiaicnt IH'H‘ 2n Haw [wrsun of Mrs. Mar)“ McCall (autumn, \x'idnw M ”w lulv .\l1'. Mox- I (Our own cuucspnnolonl. ) \I Hot IIIII:.-.~'i«II~ PII.‘ sbvtm'ian l0 EIIIII II, 'IIIIIIIIIII IIII .lIIl\ 25.!!10 FIIIIII I iago» III .\li~.'.~' \licI' >I HM “0115, !Ililllghh'l III .\II. and MIR. Sidnoy [WI-Us, 3'37 lmriv sII'mgt, and DI'. \V'il- I'I'III I1. IZIII'I~IIIII-. I'III'mI-I'ly of Bram- IIIIII, Manilnhu, funk Marv, Um Rm: HIII'IIHII Elwyn.) IIH'II'IaHIIg. .\”I’.l' thI’ I'I‘I'I'lllfl'll} hr. and Mrs. ILuI'istinv III“ for II \I‘IIIIIIIIII; trip to ”I“ Buy IIf QIIIIIII'. 'I'III- yIIIIIIg III'IIII- is a grand- IIIIIIgIIII-I' III' III-V. JIIIIII Wulls. :I I'III-IIII-I' [HISIHI’ III’ ”III I’I'I-shytm'iaIII ILIIIII'I‘II III'I'I‘. I Rev. R. \\':|Hvr \\'I°i:._:'ht. Hf 'l'oruntn I'm'nu-rly of “Eu-Mun)» “and N115. Wright. amwunm' Hw vnv'ga vmvnl sril'm Mr. and Mrs. Lauchio- gclmn. av- wmpaniml by Miss Edi Fm'gusun :uzol ho'l' girl t‘rivnds mum in OWN] Sumnl l'o'w‘ntly. Thw Howl l'.l".H. mow-ting will hr pg..g.| [hix' f‘l'iolay PVO‘Hillg ill the The buys 01] this line should haw quito- a int Hf ('nnccit about them- szn-x \Vlwn Hwy .lo-fnated tho' pick 01’ tin: hrs! Mayors of Hire» teams, :md Hwy) .‘lwl'o'ah’d me again at the? uzmlvn party held it! Mr. \Villiam \\'o-n-'-' last \w-vk. Mr am! 3111.4.1311105 l.a\\wuce and mumhtm ._:xdic mntnrml tu U\\Cll Sump! inst Saturday. Miss-i Edna Fm'gusnn and girl friend ”2' clinic-am» are visiting with Iii-r aunt. Mrs. L. Mrlfian. Visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Ve-ssie. 1H: \ h The Home Loaf that keeps the little folks always happy and sweet tempered. - You know plenty of good; pure Bread is child- hopd’s natural right. This Home Loaf is all Bread and all nourishment. Not even Pussy Black can share this royal feast of Bread-and-J am, for the Bread is Henderson’s Bakery Flesherton. MIND Henderson’s Bread Makers of GOOD BREAD I} emu: lust \\’W‘[{ .- \‘il::l;.:o~ with .\l H1“ «~4le upiml by MVH I. 'l'ho' ch'in'I' tln- raw. but was alnno‘. is HILM'HVHHJ HfHH Ill! MINE .\h-.~'. Aikwnho-zul Hf 'l'cwuutn is cm :I Visit 'Io'l't‘ with hm' dnuglltvr. Mrs. Ms. Arlnstrcmg'. Mrs. lex’mnnn is sgwncling a fmv days will: friends at I'Ilnra. Mrs. )liivs 'l'hisHo-anaitc‘ is Visitâ€" ing:- hm- «lilllghlvl', Mrs. Brown. in To. mm”. \Vlwm sh..- m't'unmanimi homo‘ last \ka. Mr. .lm-k Bum has rutm'nmi t‘rnm spo'ndinu a i‘mv \xw'ks in Toronto. Mr. am! Ma's. Hume and the lat- MI‘S. .‘l. \VHMHI NIH, ('hiMH'H Hr INH'lmm hm.- Jn-vn Visiting” Mr :1 t'mx days will: I'o'ialiws hum Miifil‘i Huh-n and Mir» Hoard HI'P spv'mlmg‘ par! ”1' um- schuul holiâ€" days with Hwit' aunts near Markdale. Miss Hurwnw Armstrnng nf Mark- okh’t' hulidzlyowl [INT 1851 \\'()‘.‘.k with “0'!“ musin. Ruth .\l'lll.~'ll'Hll;I. 01"]‘M- HIHH. . Mr. William Stewart and daughâ€" li-rs I‘Iihiu and Ruth Hl' Furl William. :u'u Visiting his lil'UHIQI‘S :iml sisli-i's. lhv Sandy filo-wart. l'amily. in this MAN and Vii'inil)‘. Mr. Slmval'l ru- iwnlly linih'i'wvhl :i swrinus ope-mp Hun in Hm May” Hiwi.‘ Hospital. llm'hi-.â€"'lm°. Minn” l'i'um whirl: h.- is “Hiking." gum] l'i‘l‘HVl'l‘}. .‘ili'. Will‘riil Hum}; :unl l'mnily u; \\'in;:hzim mm «ill lhvii' :innnzll hull- mu \\'iHI his i'aHIvl'. Ml‘. 'l'llullhis Hi-m'y. .\li'. Hun \\'ll.~'nh :ihil l'mnily Hl' Si. l2:ilhm'im-s :H'l‘ huliiluyin: luv :1 mm; \\ilh hismullwi‘livingamtl \ll°.\'.”12ll-â€" Ivy Hll lhl' «\‘lll lliilh'o'ssilill. Ml‘. .lnhii llnilzim)‘ lwl'l his: \wwk tn xisil his ilzmghlo-i'. .‘.ii'.~. 'l‘i'vmiv. izl llammnl'. Mr. Alvx. Mchmald, wife and cluughto-I'. un a maturing lmliday ho'l'o', loft on anday for their homv ill. )lv'l'ia'r. awnrnlpzlniml by their aunt. Mrs. H. .I. Hngg, returning to Ilo-I’ humo' :It, \\’lilllli[)o_.‘g, Joined by her sun at Mr'l‘ivr. Mr. le)onald. who has hue-n lIJ’Jt. :lg'unt at Mc’l‘im' fur snmw tiuw. will move scum tn \\'cstun In hc‘vnl‘m‘ {lg't‘lll Ult'l’c‘. Mr. and Mrs. J. I). (llal'kc- of (Mn- \m mm 011 tlwir annual lmliday visil hon with Mr. and Mrs. Hivklil g: and ”thaw rulatiws. At thv nudist. Church nu Sunday a largely attention! baptismal service was vomiuchwi by the pashn', Rev. S. Vusu. Fnur candidates were) baptiz- ml and wcvivml into church fellow- ship. Miss Edna I’vx'ris has been vngagml I‘mj lunchm- at the Red School, 1‘”. 3. vast. of llw \‘illagv. sv.’ apart I’m' the: study 01' No More War. At Hw uvuning service Mrs. M. Wilsnn ”1' Durham. ciwvuvicd her old Maw in thv clmir dud tank part with Mrs. Blackburn. Mr. Holland and Dr. Murray in an (*n'qctively rend- vrml quzu'tvttv. Mrs. Alf. ann 3150 assislml the,» vhuit‘ with her swvcl \‘ctim'. ' mm H. H. Eatoh preaflwd u (hunghtfnl and intog-rnsting serum»: in tho- Mwlhndist Church on Sunday nwrniug. titltingly nbsvrving the day Dr. Ego 0f Markdale assisted Dr. Bibby in an Opul'atimI on Mr. Fred Stuart's youngest. Child 1115:. week. The littleg‘me has been wry ill. but has :1 [pm {01' the better. $2.31.»: $23.3. ._:_.4 mi. 8 7:3 ms; 37... .,._. 3. T935 3. 2.? 27:5. 9 .,._m:m:::.. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Battey moved last \vepk to their new and very neat apartments in the Standard Bank buiiding. amp 3 very enjoyable time was spent. Happy spm‘ches were gixen by sev- eral of the ladies and Auld Lang Sy ne \\ as heart 1v sung b} the com- pan} before separating. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Mr. T. Bentham. Mrs. Ii. anlhum. and uhmghtm- lilizahcth. Miss Lillian lmdgmm and Mrs. l’l-uhk 'l‘hurstnh mach- a Visit. tn mum Sum“! hast \Vm-k. Miss Dmlgeon. tho guest of Mrs. Bentham. was plvasml with tlw Sccniv Zitv SIH' wtmns tn hnr hnnw 1t I’nlt UI'mh’t this \\ mhwsdm. MIS \\ ilson 01 Ex wmnnt paid hvr sishm. Mrs. Palm: and Miss 3101““- Jan. .1 shnrt. visit. last wm'k. Mrs. \\'. \V'ilcock is spc-mling: :1 NW clays with relatiw-s :It Wmhrhnuso. ; 'l‘hvre was a lamp «mom! and mmnl nnthusiasm :It “10 baseball nmh'h $2.2; LE: .3 #55:”... 92.22 mi? .::5 .5: 53/ :mC bfab a: :2 3:: 1... 7:: 2.7:. 2.7.:J::./ 1.7.1.2». 1:. 7;: 1: 5.3... ._.. 2:25. 35.: 7.1.5. the place of safviv with Hn- fur." sum Ht mum \ he « m I iml. Hm mm“; mm surviu’d “(3H Hm [H‘l r'mus shm' m Hm nngml) \\ Hilt'ssc :1. k Mrs. AII‘. Imwn. Mr. and Mrs. III. UllI’IIIZII‘I’ and daughter and Mrs. IIIIIIIIIII and sun III‘ IIIIIVIIIHIIII. UIIIH. IIIIIIIII'IIII WW“ and :II'II IIH" mic-sis III' .\III. and Mrs. Ix'IIIIsII-III and .\III. and Mr». III-IIIILIII NIII'I'IIVis‘II. Miss IIIIII:I Ix'zii'slIIIIt. “III! “as \ISIIIIII.’ :II I III\I - lanII. IIetIIIIIIIIII homo “III! iIII- InIIIx, Miss .\II IIH‘I IIIIIIIIII sislIIII III' MI." W. BOyII, 01 this III: III II. IigIIIII III :II IIIII IIiI.’ I”IIIM‘I'\ iII IIIIIIIIItOIast \\ Mk. II “as Miss Binnie, I‘IIIIIIHM'II III III,- “SIIII‘ I\ IZII. I‘III'iI'II. \VIIO IIiI‘IIIIIIIII IIIII Imiak IIII-SSIIIIgIII' SI'I‘kIIIy SIII’III’I'. III Mr. HIIlII'I'i HPIIIIL‘I'SUH Of YI'IIIIW (ii'ass. Silsk" was I‘I'oonil)’ taken In Hm i'amnus Mayu Bros] Huspilal. iii linI-lwstm'. Minn. tn underg‘n an «m- m-atiun jn tlw iwad. hut Iumn vxam- inatiun :III almm-ss was «lismwrml whii'h isIIIIld uni iw l‘I'llllWI‘Ii i'I-um Hm brain. 'I‘I'I‘Iziimvni was given. but “'0 1mm) Imiy sliglii illllfl'HVI’Illl’Ht is yet made. .~\ccompanimi by his wife» and iH‘OHH'I'â€"inâ€"ifl\\’. the patiuni ar- rived hm'v «In a St!’¢‘t('h(‘l' Ull Satur- day and was I'I‘IIIx‘I'yI'Ii by Dr. Mur- ray in Hm humi- «If his faihm', Cunn- (i‘iHHl’ 'HSl‘li'l HI‘IIIII‘ISIIII. Eli Milk- wvil. \‘umvmus lIicIids imp sym- pathize \xitli tho sull’orcl' in his af- ”ii timi. 'l'ho Missvs SODhia. Katv and Maâ€" miv Findlay ares visiting in 'J‘ui-oniu. Mr. and Mrs. \V.1.H0”2lnl\. sun liniwit. and nephew. \lclVHl ()slmiiw \isiil‘ll the 1:1UQI'S humc at Llw Bah teau nu St‘nday. MIS. Bellanu H‘â€" mziinmi to nurse “01‘ sister. Nurse ()shifi'lle, who has bl'i‘n ill for sumv Him and on Sunday was seized with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. John McDowell of hunoiulk and Mr. Churlvs Mcucmlwll ut'°'l'nrnntn, worn Visitors with the 13!!qu «hung-hum. Mrs. Frank Van Duse-u am Saturday. butm'tin- Jack McConnell and wife 01' 'l'm'nntn wow \‘isitnrs with Mr. Frank Vantmsvn and family from Saturday till 'l‘uvmtay. Miss Ruth “1111an I'vturnmt with ttu-m 'lu the MU. Miss Befsie Stewart has‘ been vis- iting for a few days with Miss Bertha Smith at Owen Sound. MPSS‘I'S. Charlie and Elwyn Jamie- sun ”1' Owen Snumi visited their mothm- here an Sunday, accompan- imi by Mr. Fred Gummy. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Patterson and Mr. .-\. M, Gilchrist spent. Sunday with friends near Urangevillu. ter’s sister, Miss Jennie Hunt, of To- ronw. were week-end visitors with Mr. W. H. Bunt here. Miss Lillian Bunt returned to the city with them to take a boat trip to the Thousand Islands. ' s. McINTYRE’S .om STAND The Quality Hardware. ‘ Du The McIntyre Store will Close to the Public Aug. 11 9 DAYS N LY Don’t Miss this Opportunity to ‘get Your Share. Save Money by buy- ing at This Store before August 1 l. J. H. HARDING Mr. Robert Fisher and W. R. Sim- mons made a Visit to Nottawa and Colling\\'00d tho bogixmig nt‘ thv WPek. here on Monday afternoon between Owen Sound and Flesherton teams in the North Wellington League. It was a keenly contested game. won by the borne team with the close score of 4-3. The learns play again at Owen Sound on Wednesday. A motnr var. driwn by a vmgv «in- Ivrmined-lmking ynung lady. had just knm-ko-cl dawn a man. t'urmnutm 1y \Vitlluut injuring him. Mr. J. Connell and family of Har- riston were visitors at Mr. William Paton’s for a «lay last \wok. Mr. N. C. )laIIva. a nt'mm' prin- cipal «If this PIIlIliv school here. but Incentlv sulwrx ising [)I‘ilu‘ipal at the Son is H‘WH‘UN‘ lI-IuiIIg tn uccupv II similar position at lquIIuis Falls. Slip dicl nut try 10 wt away. bu! stnppml thn var and farm! him mun- Continue for fully." “I am sorrv, it happened, " she said, grudgingly. "You should take more care when you are walking. I am an experienced driver. I have been driving a 031‘ for sewn years.“ “Wall." replied tho Victim. “I'm not a novice myself. l'w be?" walk- ing for fifty-sown years." Thunday, Ann» 2, 1m.