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whom I considered to be as dignified as a Scotch Presbyterian Minister and the words coming from him staggered me, and I gllzed around to see where I was. Yes, it seemed old Deloro and I rushed for the store and reached it safely. Slowly recovering from the shock I looked around. Yes, the same 01(1 surroundings and the old faces at their posts. Desmond leaning ou the counter, Ted supporting the fixtures and Charlie in his kennel. All working together in our interest to reduce the H. C. of L. Such a spirit of co-operation does one's heart good these days, and made me feel a little surer of myself. Still, however, feeling the effects of the shock I seized my T. S. and made for the house on the hill, .• Yes, there it was, the same old place, the same old dog, the same old mud and I felt better. On telling the wife about the shock she sympathized with me, and warned me that if I go out of an evening that I had better be sure and take the dog with me. One never knows what is going to happen. YeA, Tiny, you ELlI'emust be a miracle maker, good luck to you. You always remind me of Goldsmith's Poem: The Deserted Village W. WILLIAMS.
Deloro Trading Company The Directors of the above Company held a meeting on Tuesday evening last and arranged for the payment of a dividend of six per cent. on the amount paid in by shareholders, and what is of much more moment a further distribution of ten per cent to stockholders on the amount of their purchases for the past six mon ths, This means for every dollar spent by the shareholders in the store he gets back ten cents, . . A list of purchasers must necessarily be kept. This shows that most of the shareholders are very loyal to their store and buy the bulk of their supplies there. They are those who shall now benefit, as the man who has bought $300.00 worth in the past six months will now receive a l;ice little bonus of $30.00. This comes in very agreeably these days of high living costs. /--' A remarkable fact, however, is that some of our largest '. jilies are the smallest buyers. They must-eat, so apparently they huy the bulk of their supplies elsewhere Can they buy cheaperr The Trading CO-'H prices compare Iavorably with any others quoted. Do the outside merchants give them this pretty bonus of ten per cent at the end of six months'!' We have yet to see
We dOIl't quite ~et the purport of these remarks, but suggest it may be Scotch hurnor and allow it two weeks to soak in, J~D.
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Possibly some of these non-supporting shareholders will be present at the Annual General Meeting on May 3n1, and give the rest of us reasons why they do not patronize their own home store, and the one in which their own money isinvested.
A Contribution Being asked the other day if I had no sarcastic remarks to make about the editor of the Deloro Once-a-Week I was taken aback, for I had nothing but kindly feelings towards him, and was ,'considering him one of the discoveries of the year, and felt like an old college ichum to him. Was not my name in his paper two. weeks hand running and had I not become famous. Yes, Tiny, I had heard rumours that you were very partial to the Scotch and now I feel sure of it. Well, to get at what I want to relate -As to how I found myself famous. , G9ing home from my daily toil the other day and on readl-. in~"ÂŁhp top of Ben Nevis, I was awakened from my dreams of . reducing the H. C. of L. and getting potatoes at $2 a bag by a 'Id voice saying to me in a pleasant tone, "Bill, let me see "lat smile." Smile=-I nearly had a fit, for the remark came from one
Deloro, April 20 Dere F.ddieters I hope youse will print theis fue Iynes about the uther Eddieter Tiny, cause he wont clue it. He went to Belvil, last week, wi'th mister Lnng, to a danse (thets wot he sed) but I noe he went tu sea his )!'1Ir1,and he wuzn t the onlie feller she heel either, Ennywav he rlansed so hard, that he got a awfull kold, mister Lang sez he got it in the nek, and the nex morning he couldut kum home, cause the waker boy at the tavern, forgot to get the smeller salse and dina might, but the bOSRof the tavern got the porlicc, to tell him if he diddent shake the dust offen his carpet slippers and say farewell crool wurld, that he would get a rail from the Inn CUIll Tax offiser, and he would be nicked fur sum of the (limes he got by false pretenses fur sellin the Unce-AvWeak. With tears in his eyes and going down a side street, where the kops wouldnt see him breakin the speed limit" 'I'in v with a ~nleeflll leap, landed on the blind ball'gage of a cattle trai 11, billed for Trenton and stations north, arriving at his 0\\'11 fireside, that same nite. A Iter a n ites repose he appeared as usual Oil our busy streets.vsmoking O. P. Cigaroots.: and mnkiujr casual enqniries as to who would be likely to leave their front door open and give the boy a chance for his after noon hand out, to make himself right with the world, and the Girl he left behind him, he brought her a very pretty cup & saucer, stamped Hotel Quillte. Yures Truely r ;/ • In8Pc D, Side.
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Did the Belleville dance have tone ?---J. M. Clark Has HE sold that dress suit yet ?---E. Atkins walks
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Say, can't someone fiud me a place to roost in? Here I am out in the wet and dew, no one seeming to have regard for my coat of blue. I am absolutely "tyred" of this state of affairs. Will no one "shield" me from all this abuse to which I have been exposed? I come of a respectable family and I want to be treated so. May better streaks of luck attend me.
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Some are bought and some are sold, Seldom worth their weight in gold . Some are shy but others bold; Some you never cease to scold; Simply won't do what they're told. Quite a tale one might unfold Of the spell these mongrels hold Over young and over old, But of mong-rels gentle or mongrels rough Has Deloro quite enough.
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Last week's paper wasa farce. There was too much social activity and "Tiny" could not weather it, . so he passed the buck, Probably he wishes to get his name in print, so here goes-
Tiny must like long estate.---Bill Williams
Sandy Burrows, Belleville
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There aren;ongrels young and mongrels . Suchyou hardly need be told.
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Of Coats, Suits, Dresses & Blouses for Ladies. Men's Suits, light weight Overcoats, Raincoats,
On Monday last the home of Mr, and Mrs. J, M. Clark was the scene of, an enjoyable social event. when Mrs. Olar k entertained at bridge. Aftel' an enjoyable evening at cards Mrs. Cla rk, assisbed by Mrs. Cripps, served a very dainby lunch Mrs. _MiHikeILcarried. off the ladies'. honours and Mr. Losee the gentlemen's. A fine time was had and Mr. and !\irs. Ctark are to be congratulated. The tollowtug remarks were overheard ;"The chtldre n invited are late -as usual." "My, tbey've
Also good display
See my score."
(After hand, had been "Weil, ODe has to make
"Let me gfve you a suggestion about "No, I dc-n't want to he ar it. I don't
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, Mrs. Ml lliken and Mrs. Cri pps were the bostesaes at a very' -eiijoyablA 'Mu~icale on Wednesday evening, the company house adapting itself most admirably to this form of entertainment which Is a novetty in local socla l circles. Po ~;ibly the ouustaudlug feature of the evening was a recitation from Kipling by MrH. J. M. Olark, although the reuditlon of "Men, Men, Men," by Mrs. F. S. Pearce proved most, acceptable to the occasion arid was very popular. The numbers by ~1:rs. S. ~,Wright, Mrs. ]<'. A. Bapty and Mrs. A. le. Light were well.received, each drawing an encore from the p leased assembly, As usual no form or a musical progruni in 'Deloro 'can be complete without tho orcnestra who provided several cumbers @freal Interest. A muslcat contest rollowtug de llcloua rerreab ments provided uiucn merriment, Miss McCa llutn carrying off the honors and receiving as a reward for her ski ll.a fine sample of the old tashloued clavichord. A good party in en ry detail.
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"I've played this !(ame only flve times.
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DELORO TENNIS CLUB A meeting of the members of the Deloro Tennis Club, was. held in the Staff Club House 'I'ueaday evening, with Mr. S. B. Wright in t.he cb a.ir , 'I'he principal topic of discusston was tue i(l<1'\ of affiliating the Tennis Club under the Deloro Amatenr Athletic Association. This was finally put to motion and carried, so that from this date the Deloro 'I'en nf s Club will operate through a sub-commintoe, elected by the Deloro Amateur Athletic Association. The following 'I'ennis Committee was then elected. 1I1anager-A. V. Yates Secretary-G. N. Laing Committee-So B. Wright. T. J. Reid, 1'. F. Groves. It was rurtb er decided to increase the number of courts to three, of which two will be dirt courts and one grass court.
Messrs. R. A. Elliott, and A. V. Yates attended a meeting of the Treut Valley Baseball League on Thursday at Madoc, The Once-a- Week will publish a full aceour.lt of this meeting next issue.
The Doloro baseball fans will he glarl to learn that 'Mr. Tim Clement who has been under the weather for some time, expects to be around with the boys in about a month.
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A special Meeting of the Local Board of Health was held April 20th. The Board passed the following: resolution: That any child' attending school who has not recently been vaccinated will not be allowed to attend the Deloro: Hall or any public gathering until the smallpox embargo is lifted, The public school has been closed until the 26th instsnt as a preventative measure of spreading: the smallpox. The :Board also fixed the dates for the Village Annual Clean up for May 1st to May 15th.
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D·ELORO. FRIDAY. MARCH 19.1920
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best wishes to your Society I am yours sincerely . .. MARION RRDDRN, Hon. Sec-Treas. Kingston Branch, Can. Red Cross Society.
A special meeting of the Board of Health was held at 2 p. m., Tuesday, March 16th. One of the chief topics under discussion was the manner in which Influenza was 90ntrolled in Deloro. The Board had previously recommended that the Deloro Hall be closed as a means of preventing a repetition of the epidemic. As there were practically no serious cases in the village, the Board felt that their action had been justified and consequently went on record to that effect, at the same time recommending the discontluuance of further restrictions.
The above letter has been received by . Mrs. Wright, acknowledging a shipment of' pyjamas and socks made under the direction of the Deloro Red Cross during the War.
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During tbe .e&800 ot Lent the w •• kly dance practlofll have been practically dlecontlnued, but there I~ml to be a demand trom a few who trip the light tantutic and enjoy It, to keep the "Ball" a-rolUoj{. Tbe atteodance l/\llt Friday eveolng "'Ba DOt. Ba great &I w. had expected or hoped for, poeulbly due to A lAOit of advl'rtlalog, but with tbe advent of this peeiodleal eueb aD exeuse 00 longer holds. Tbe Oftlclall of the Society tberefore, demonsteate that theT are live wuealn 1l'lzlng thla early opportunity to Dotlfy all eoucerned that If tbey ",lah to jazz It beboovee tbem to repair to t~e b&lleTlrT FridAY eYeDlolr where an hoiulet effort wlll be made to aooOmmodat.e their deelres. So-come one-come All. You're not old jUlt because you're DII\rrled.
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Although eome distance away from the centre of acUvitie8 the local fans have shown keen interest in the O. H. A. pDle8 played during the last two weeks. It tends to remind them, no doubt, of the days when they too Jived in the world and MW and enjoyed life aB others do. Moat popular of al\ the "Granite's" defeat of the Hamilton "Tigers" and it now look8 aB if the O. H. A.. champions have a good chance of the AllaD cup.
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The great Indoor national pastime h8l! been fteuriehing lately. Didn't Bert Taylor take a trip to Toronto ?
Unfortunately _only a few were able to witnees an exciting billiard match between MetiBr8. Hobson and Shannon a few nights ago. They hung up a record which will take eome beating, requiring two hours and twenty-seven minutes to IICOI'e ..•. : ..,
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