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@112 illillrml. chnuom) HILL. 02412.. APR. 25. 1912 IS PROFANITY INCREASING ? . The Globe quite properly cengratu- lates the Roman Catholics ,of Toronto on the growth of their Society form. ed for the purpose of pledging its members not to take the name of find in vain, and to use their in- fluence against public profanity. In a country professedly Christian it is amazing that such an organization is necessary. Yet respectable people are shocked in passing by a group of young men, to hear the foul .and blasphemous language indulged in. And generally for no ’ apparent reason. It would be bad enough if those who give wayto impure speech could plead anger or passion from a real supposed injury. Such is not generally the ease. Objectionable swearing is usually done byyoung men and grown-up boys who purposely wish to show a lack of rhverence for the name of their Creator. The Provincial Secretai-vls report respecting the operation of the Liq- uor License Laws of the Province for the year ending April 30, 1911, has recently l-een given to the public. The report shows that the number of tavern and shop licenses has been re; duced during the year by 262. The lines collected during the year was $46,545, and in Local Option muni- cipalities $11,780. The number committed for drunkenness in 1911, shows an increase of 511 over the previous year. ‘ Mr. Walter E. Wiley who for about twenty years was foreman in THE LIBERAL Office, and for the past eight years foreman in the office of the ExpressHerald, Newmarket, has purchased the latter paper, and took possession on Monday of this week. In connection with the newspaper and printing business there is asta- tionery and fancy goods department Which brings very gratifying results. Newmarket has the reputation of be- ing one of the best business towns for its size in the Province, and we have every confidence in Mr. Wiley’s suc- cess in his new venture. He is an upâ€"to-date practical printer, and as I he is an undefatigable worker and a favorite with the public be is bound to succeed. The question of tree planting in the village will again be taken up at the next meeting of the Ra-tepay ers Association. Excellent work was done last year along this line, and it is proposed to continue the good work this year. ‘éNot many more trees are needed on Yonge Street and the parts of other streets adjacent to this main thoroughfare, but there are many outlying side streets where a few maples will add greatlv to the appearance and value of the sur. roundings. Many roads that are now looked upon as back streets will he eventually built upon, and people selecting sites will always show a preference to those having some nice shade trees close by. When the date is fixed for Arbor Day there will doubtless be the same cheerful response that there was a year ago. Maple. The Old Folks‘ conceit which wasj41_t,f, given here by the Epworth League some weeks ago was repeated at. Ed- geley on Monday evening. Asale of household effects belong- ing to Mr. J. H. Kirby will be held next Saturday afternoon. Mr. Leeds Richardson who was fore- man of the Grand Jury in Toronto was presented by the jurors with a silver mounted umbrella. ‘ The monthly meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary was held last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. T. Saigoon. Tea was served at the close of the meeting. * The friends of Mr. D. Pinkerton will he glad to learn that he has decided to remain here and continue his veter- inary practice. ' ~ , Irma illlunmt ' l Special attention given to The undersigned wishes to thank the public for past patron- age, and inform them that he keeps a. full line of STOVE PIPES, ELBOWS, DAMP- ERS,WIRE.&:0. 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