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PR_YEAR fl, ADVANCE20T114111/JS1
pCKNONITi, 00T., THURSDAY SE,PTZMBE-440th; 1928.
• 0 ,AiROPESSIONAI. OA*P.‘
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;Ott, lv;
PIlialcian, and SI4Fge°,4.-
. I.,ueltrioW
Lours:1.30-3:30.
Phone 86 •
DENTIST
Dr. MacLeod •Laclinow
every -' Tuesday,. j,i Dr. .donPell's
Office:. •
DENTIST .
Dr. R. L. Treleaven; Lucicnow
„Over Decker's- Store... Extraction
either by gaS or `local. Will- be in.
Dungannon every Thursday: Phone 53.,
letrIllaYBODT'S COLUMN. ,0
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'7Geo.7117-Siddat-L-acknowi'"isreser
and Regil Entate.-Money to lend COT
0114 mortgagee on farm proper-.
• ties it 6 and 6% per cent according
to lecuritY . offered Alack amall
j, arnouate -:on secotd'.mortgages on
,farm properties. and on persOnal
• notes.' A few good fanny for sale
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.WALL_PAPER-,.A full line_of_1928
Wall Paper on hand. Prices from 8e
up/ 1 am also agent for leading job
houses. -R. J. Cameron, Decorator
Painter and Grainer,. Box 174, Luck
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stow. • '
FOR SALE -Seed Rye --Good sam-
ple Rosen Rye for Fall sowing -$L25
per bushel - Henry Horton, R. .7;
Lucknovv-Phone: 77-r-4,' Dungannon
.(13-9-13.) '
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Experienced housekeeper wants dm-
' ployment on a farm. Capable of -talc-
; 'ing full . charge,- Information' at The
Sentinel Office Or it Peter Carter's,
• R.. 6, Lucknow °
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FOR SALE -LA Piano that has been
used for a short time, will be sold. at
Reduced Price, at W.G. Andrew's.
(20-9-c.) •- •'
- FARM 0013. SALE
• 53 Acres --4.40 7, Con. 12, kinloss-
;Misses... Mande.' and•- Dorothy 'Cooke •
urePeeeeeceng a few'elaye with iriendee
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ineToeotito:e • ,
f:'ir. a.nd kis. Ian '1%lotinee Strath,
reY, wpre week-ehd. viSitous
and Aslifieid friends. 4
. Mr. and Mrs, G: W. Taklorf of Buf-
falo, were guest s' zand
Mrs, Todd, Over the,.eweek,oed. '
' Mrs.. G. McDtierpid and Mit. Arthur
Cooke' of PeramOutit visited Luk -
now friends the first .iif the. week; :
..,„ The .-educatioeal. machinc1y of the,
Country is agein ir jell swinge and
teachers end 'pupils. all 'are happy
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again:
Mr. and Mrs. enner, and .fannly,
Marie McCauley and Mrs. Vina pain,
of Detroit, spent the week -end with
Flo and Jelin • MacDonald: "•*.
Mr. and Mis Go fl Sinith made
a week -end motor, trip to North Bay,
taking ' With them ,Mise Marien Mac-
Dougall who Will teach school : neav
the. Nerthern city. '
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Mr. , and. ...M.rs_llenry Clarice,__Mre
and Mrs. George StOckbain. Mr. Clark
141.reshburti and Miss King of Ifietroit,.
i.vere visiters with Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
MaeDiarinid over the week -end.
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.1.)1VEI;BING-. BELLS,
compbell,MaCDOUgallf,'-,.
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- A pfettytWedditie was seleennieed,
:t tlwshonle',Ot st..„ on& NI,ic!..'Robte
1441cnowle pw. • tonogoaty:
August 29th, when Etta'. May; daughte
• er , of -Mr:, 4Ohn'keeDeligalle:2nd,elni.
Kinloss; became. the ',•bride. of ,
•.Piat.k.r Campbell, only Sen Of. Mr. and
Mrs. NeiI CINI-Plsell:711th7:Cori.. West
WaWaneshe The bridee:giVeit in mar:
eriage by her fathere.Wore dress of.
shell .,pink :egeorgette,..elve. "carried
150uqUet of" roses. "The -weddieg' march
vas played' by Mr. Harold Burns;
Rev. Ce. H. McieDoneld, officiated,
• After the ceremony :the . guests- num-
bering about .twenty-five, repaired to
the dining room where, e dainty
luncheon was .served. In the evening
receptiOrt was held. at 'the, home of
the groom's parent.' Mr, _and Mrs..
Campbell were the recipients of many
f valuable and, useful ,gifts. The fol-
lowing day the ' young c,Ouple left on
a Short honeymoon.
Mie. :Jim young, T.e.d.:CollYer and
Mrs. Collyee last. week coMPleted a
'inetoi. trill as far as •OtWva: ancl'ieto.
Of
•days at . the•-big*ow Toron'te.
•:The local ..Publid ,opened
..giteseley4noiaiing. wet:I:Lew .changp. in
the teachlog,staff. re of couise
many. change s , the. classes-esonie.
twenty beginners .in the eirimere
1/4 Mile West of Village of Kinlough
e school" and church near, also highway;
good young orchard; good well, frame"
house and barn bethein „Owl repair,
Well :drainect7litnd in first-cless :con -
&ion. Possession at time of buying,
.Prife-reationableLLApply Mrs: Susan
Ryan; flolyrood R.- No. 1, .Phone Rip -
Rabe 'On Sunday 'and -Alonday fur-
Ojer ..'delayed ,the . donipletlori• of bar-
vesil,:ng in this, part., There is still a
• considerable' 'quantity. •of .oats in the
fields, most of it left with a View to
iteok threshing. . .
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Most'. of :us . have short ,memeries.
We are eeCcaiionally asked What. are:
the. dates , Of the Fall' pair.
They ere Sept. 27th and 28th. Get a
prize' list froin the ,:secretary. That
will refresh your :Memory:
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i‘Ms Winnifred and Miss.
Grace Coe an: left. Moncley MOrning
efor'411,:extepded-ViSit.to Hamilton and
'Permit°. They -ivin ettend.the Exhibi-
tion at .Torcinte and- Visit' Miss CA-
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en's parents,• Dr. and .Mrs. Cowan.
- -LOST-A num's -brown overcoat-
' Finder please report to or leave at
. The Sentinel Office, •
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LIE MAN WANTED
By Goderich Rural Telephone Co.
—Tenders will bo received 'by -the'under--
signed • up to September 20th, 1928• :
Duties to commence October lst, 19231',
'N.: Whyard, See".
Dungannon•.
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• HEWER ASTRAY •,
'Strayed from the premises of Henry
P. Bogen, Con 10, Ashfield. A 2 -year-
old 'heifer. Parties knowing, of its
whereabouts notifir Ambrose ,,Hogan,
• Kintail or phone 76-r-9. Boukannon.
TO CONTRACTORS .
-Tenders.. will be, received by the
Council . of the Township of Kinloss,
fcir .the construction' of a Drain,, op-
posite Lot .1.1; Cob. 10, (about 40 rds4
Speciticationis as to depth,' furnished
by J. W. tol*ell. Tenders to be in the
hands of/ the Council . by one o'clock
P. -M. on Monday '17thof September'
at Holyroode' ,
George G. Moitato Clerk..
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NciOiriE STREETS TO IIE-•
• •OPENED •
HipTbRic EV -ENT IN uuRoN
TOWa and County .Cetiebrate Centen-
ary of OPening Huron' Tract
s' Manday'of this.:v(%eek ••wit's.' a great,
dor, In Huron County. it.1-..-as the: day'
;elected by. the residents - of the toevne
villages and rural :distriete along the
Huron Road -now No "8 .Paved ' High-
way -for the celebration of the first
opening of the road :from Shakspearo
to • Goderieli, one .hundred years ago
this Sommer. Incidentally It marked,
the -formal opening of, the. eompie'ted
paved road'btWeen Clinton and Sea -
forth -.a link which,•enables the tree.
A C'HINESE FAMILY,
Mr, Harry Lem, who- has had the
Star Cafe, here the 'eeet few years,
has seld out -his business VeMr. Char-
lie, 'Chia. Mr. Chin has with him his
vife and thee children, all ,boys, and
_be ventures the information that they
have, in all six• boys, :but the three
older Ones recently returned to Chine
with •theie grandfather__eeho4will -look-
etter tho:r ediication.--Mr.e-0hinrewho_
Iike :'the majority Of or Chinese.
eonies. frem Canton, has been .in :Can-
ada fpr nineteen years. He toOk six
enonths a'chooling this ccuntry and
Speaks fairly geed Engliah.. Harry
Len' ha e;one to Toronto.;
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• GOES TO MISSION FIELD '
Big Sale still' under way at Blitze
Stein's. Store. Quaptity. of -yard goods
Still left arid. Will; be :dispOsed of at
Sale prices *bile it lasts: Ladies'
Coats, latest style, best: neieerial, just
inwill be aold'ett,..reciacedenrices.•_Also_
Dresses., Calf and see. -:-At Blitzstein's
Stere..
' Miss Dorothy Douglas, who for the
east year has been Preparing :.'toe en-
'•er the foreign misgoriaty woik of
,the Presbyterian Church, , left On
•l'hUrsday ,last, for Vaneeetver, from
whence she will Sail for the Island of
• Formose, to which field she has been
assigned.' Miss Douglas's first work
Will be to learn the Chineee'and Jap-
• anese languages a task which occupies.
the . 'average easterner, about four
years. She will have a privilege of re-
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turning home. 'in five. years.
: Miss Douglas takes with .her, to her
•new •work the beat' WiShes of many
yeller to vgo bj hard-surfeced7ingh-
wey ell the WeY frnm G.ederieh *thrit
Toronto to Montreal and we don't
know how far into the United States.,
Many ,people from a Wideterritory
on eitherdideof the great .highway
gathered intothe tOwns, or. at the
points' . Where memorialceirns were
erected, and precession 'traversed
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the Toad from., Fryfeigle's Corner near;
Snalcipeare, a. Ifew mike • beyond
Stratford, to gbderielie-,0a the shere
abfeLake Hurcitie-eee
Memorial 'etijrna with pates suit.;
ably insbribed'were .unveilecl at Pry-
fogle'e, at Harmiehey near Seatliforth,
at CEnton end 0ederich. . Speakers
Were :Brig. Gen. A. lil:'Cruiltslianks,
of .Ottawa; Louis Blake Duff,' Of Wel-
Dr.•,'S;'SlIcirX, of Str4ford Noie,
G. • SandoWn,---Me-•P Smith
A century ago * leg cabin occupied
TeF'S-ebestian Fryfogle.,wed his wife,
Nis oTitbrml,figr'prdee-forthase7
• Kineardine is preriaringle celebrate
.the "ke-opening of the streets, no
nearly Paved. The principtit Street has
been closed the greater part Of: the
"sunimer and no doubt it will be a
greet relief to ..have thein, open to
'traffic again. The date is 'set for
September 130.
'• 61URCH• NOTES
Mr. andd iVirs. Geo. T. Aitchespn
returned home on Monday from a
motor trip which took them through
North Bay and on to Haileybury.
They also visited Toronto, where Miss
Freda who had accompanied them on
the. trip reniained to rest:pile her du-
ties as teacher.
Recent vipitors at the home of MrS..
Jas : Miller were: Mr.' and Mes. Park-.
er;and Eileen; •Misses Flerence,'' Vie -
let and Caerie McGee and •Mr. • Bert.
:McGee and Mr.'' George. Hood. and
Frank arid IVIr. Jim ,MacFailane, and
Miss Edith ,McIlroy; Miss. Copeland
and little Betty Allen, .41 of 'Toronto..
Ree, C. H. MacDonald and' Mrs.:
MacDonald:were at Smithville, 'Ont,
over the week -end where they attend-,•
ed ' the fib -weal of Mra.' MaeDonald'S
'mother,. Mrs, Joseph M. Martin, who
died in 'Mount Hemilton".: Hospital,
Hamilton, on Sept. .,Ist, 'following
long and 'painful illnees., This the
\econd death in the family within the
,year, Mr. Martin havirig . died some:
what 'suddenly a .few incinthS ago,
The United chureh.cengiegntion it
-TeesiVater,..' is making' egtenaive hp,
-tproVinents • in their church' building,'
fernierl Methridist Church:-. -A'
.4ree thousand -dollar 7pipe organ has
;been installed, and to "aeceinedate,4this
the building had to he eXtended.The.
whole interior toois being renovated
and decorated
• . A" HOPELESS TASK •
• A siotiker ieltatliod the- °Owl' -day
that tett Christianity cannot flebrish
,ein'texerooneyernad Onceinay as,
will bit to oriatitii* •buildtoir
ppti soct9W, fouti,no t4tir Opole*.
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TEACHERS GO TO WORK
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With: the oaskning of . the sehools
the following ,local teechers have gene
forth to 'teach 'the Young idea how.
to .shoot," •Freda AiteheSon, to West-
;. Harry 'Alton, to Walkerton; Sena
MacCallum,„ to, 1-lamiltun; Catherine
Ttimilten; to giversdale; Mary ,Mc-
Lean, to Tituntin;„1)..011)LOefige;..,t0-
1•Iatristiml. F. Thonipeen, to Tore
Onto;C4ordon Jblineteie, ie. St. Helene;
Olive Alton • to -Ford 'OitY• 'Airiia• Al-
ton id Innerkip; Johnston, tn
Sheopardton; Andrew, Thoiripsorif.;. to.
Kiritail; Marion -MacDougall, to North
Alay; arace .teckhOrt; Fordyce;
Mabel McClure; to Toronto; Bessie
Mallough, to Toronto; Clara McqUile
lire to Niagara Valls.; Verna rytquit,,..
Itti gondwioh;. Alicis;• Mitchell, to
..1)undati.; • ThomPeolle to. No. • 8,
Flora to'•146ndOn;'
ci164yE# gOdginl, to East IVAita.gOati4
Lticknow" friends • •
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ROY DROWNED AT •WIN,GHAM
accident _diStressing
its pecineie occpred at Winghaiit' on
Saturday-..0',ening of last -Week, when
George. Bertram Elliott, a lad of nine
lost his life.: He and, a chum Were on•
the 'C. P: R, bridge and the two were
amusing .thjenisaves by , throwing
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etones... into the water. George put
extra. vigor into throwing the ..lest
stone. Which . he, had and in making
the effort he , lost his balance.. and
fell into the water. There was a drop
of about '15 feet to the *water which
'Was, six feet deep at ,the place. When
the . chum saw that -George did not
come up he ran for help and Edward
Blue ' who was deliVering inesSedes
in the neighborhood 'and the chum
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rettirned, to the•seene of the accident'.
Blue' eueceeded in taking the 'Elliott
boy frein the pater but he had been
under aboet'etiVenty 'ininotee, so that
all effort§ at .recussia.ttionwere with-
out .fesult. - • •'
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coming into the woods. The log cabin
neer the viillage Shakspeare was
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succeeded by a brick building which
for many Years -was Used as 'a tavern,
or combination hotel arid saloon. This
bilikling with its -large flienlaCe which
gave ceonfort' to many a pioneer, ria
etill well,. preserved although urioC-'
cupied. This historic building • which
once marked the entrance to the Hur-,
on Tract. as selected as , suitable
elace to .begin the celebration, and
here a ceirn. was' ereeted. Near this
caire a small Plot:of lied has been
fenced in to kerve as e last resting
Place •for the, reinains of the , pioneers
of the Fryfogle fetidly., The descend-
ants' of the, original couPle ere known
to bwidely scattered over Canada
-the - United,. ,States and 'Australia.
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The moininient at Seibach, west of
'Stratford commemorates the nanies of
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.Andrew and Eye Seibach, first settlers
in Ellice Township.' They came in 1829.
Senator Rankin \vas the 'sneaker here
Colonel JOhn Hicks :Ind his wife-
•Elizebeth were the first at NN,bat §
now Mitchell and, theirnames are ou
the:, anointment there:
The memorial at .Clinehn is on the
grounds of St.ePauls hurcli, this be,
'nig the spot here was erected the
.first church in 1885. Areubishop Wil-
hanis Was' the spealer, and John
Ronsfeed unveiled the, ironurbent;
The cairn' at .09derkli. is in Hart?:
our .Park here the :Canada.' Company
erected their .offices hinidred Years
ago under siidervlisteri of , jelin Galt, .1
,SINGLE COPIES 6 CENTS
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ThO The: Bred.
" of, IjOaIt4, • of..
01. -JR cato is",()U1A141T Y, • AND ,SER,NICE-,'.
° 4.;!" gQ,adk.has Fravor Thht.
• fleP1.0 Made,. Whelielyheat and Rafsen 'Pread;•,Fresh.Every,pay
• • SPECIALS.
Nntt-SqUares, Chelsda.' CreamPais, ceffee',Cakes, JefiY ROT'S,
, Maple Welnut Taits; '(5atin eul 'Cookies,. ' #tieberry Tartlete;
, • Tea- Biscuits
B8kE.ity,
one ° ..Luckpow
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The -dead boy was the son, of Mr.
and Mra. W. B.' Elliott,:of rPleasant
Valley a part of the town neer the
scene of. :the droWning. ,There • are
three sisters and o'ne brother Servive
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inv. The funeral was, on MendaY
afternoon.
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IN MEMORIAM
:111eCharles-.-In ,meniory
my'dear'hiisband, Frenk J. McCharles.
who'died year ago to -day, Sept. '7,
ile is one but not forgotten, as
dawns another yeSr '
In illy lerielV hour Of
Thoughts of .hini are always near, ,
'nays of stnineSg will cOnle .o ('r• us
T'eaceful •be thy test dent #atlier-.
It is sweet tn. breath thy name.
In tile" wt.:Jolted you 'dearly,. -
In death we do the Same,
You were alWays trite and „,.patient
ThrOugh th.e'Veare -edit etrilegled
,Atel those- faithful hands that rest
forever
Made the home that now is gene.
Sadly. riiissod hi jiis loving .wkife-
arid 'op0, Oliver: ,
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The safest place On Sunday now ia
either in church or at honio. NO,
fatalities yet reported at either.
The rnan who is likera and knows
It .troii sets sieeorMtsi can nak
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CARLINE
avement Opening
.ursday—
THIS WILL BE A GALA NIGHT FOR THE,
:OPENING OF THE NEW PAVEMEN",ts,.
epreentative,s GOod.Road's;-Departniterit,4
and the CdUnty, Council Will be Pieser-4.
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__TWO FINE ORCHETRAS‘ FOR...THE
LOCCASION.--BRASS. BAND_
• ID ANCING 'RAIN OR , NEL-Th rough cetriee,.."'; of °
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S.: Wittig, BeactiZ'aeiliee will he ellen for usl'eif rain.;
Old And :New Dances
Come and Help Make a Noise and Have *a
Good Time 1.° •
„..Miee 'Beryl 'Johnston left On:.MOn•-•
,deyfoe •Latiark where she •has been
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ponopar o a Continua-
eneege
tion School: •
FinlaY:Shacldettin left ori say
uedey spend „few. days 'at TOronto'
Eehibition ."on. the .way to his eelieol!.
at Germ ainia..MrS.' Nor.nan. Slvtc kb
ton glee in ,TerontO. this 'Week ':vis-
itin,g her,Siseek, Miss
' We'swish Mias Aliee Shackleton suC-
gess' as she. stares out op .her. school:.
.teeching:.cereer,' Misses 011Ye Ander,
• Grace.,.Hiake.,,erel Mr, PalIO:k,
Kilpateick resume theirfdrities in the
same scheels.
'Elmer, JohnSton. attend. 'Wilig-
ham'iligh School this year; Ton'eHene'.
thrns• to .1.,ilei0oW :00ptinuation:,_
and • the, loll OW ng . enter. „1st.
I'tni, Misses', Winnif red ,Brnic
,Blake, . Meey Hackett, Pea*fl. 2home:7
traneten ' end ' Franees
Phulips
C:' Stothe,"e' • who e'ith
liis wife ande haeC .been
irtg.his..hbnie here; eeturned to Lon
don on Monday.
i‘, raster Toni:. 1.1. Aieleeemr, who has
so. ittiniately associated With the ear -
Spent the • last . three. \t 11- ,. it ;th
jy.clays of VeStern Ontario: The cairn ,h,olue,,of, mr; nee Ths s. wilpatrioz
hell whe ..iii 1.1839, came as „a..child..
was Unveilect,:by MT. Vtlilifrit. Cathie-
Goderich...Among those on the•erpT..\i‘s , followed bet,
'form.. was John Celt' a grandson Of
.Tames Maleelni was ..the •:..prinelpal•• 10leatrie,le,
•., The ieee..ee eeiele.ateee„eeiejeetee .tereoen with Mrs: Johri. I telm
but it was enthilOostlealler taken up .Margaret, wile:. spent the, st. miner en"
the great pioneer. betsiness' inan, Hen; 1.6shes...°f 1.1 ho -1 of frie‘tetke
Oh ind
sPealter: • ' . • , Miss Elsie' AnderspP sPent Fricheef-
Zioti
With -the Stratford Historical Society •Mr. and /and; 'eliste
Dy tbe, conetry side. Prizes were eir ler m here rota r ti.cd i'ngh am'
of the day Was. the beautifullY 'deco- : Miss leernardine J11'0.11, of Beifest
rt:oautrrethde oh.dfoamtyieles% apa$re,,od,ric'ies:tes:tiooeinwiatiy: ba,;ostn,,gntahhel spent last• wb(.1;•,..V.-itii her cousins hie -e,
hm Ileneye'who hasebeen 'serious:1Y
e'We nee .glad to rePort etliet Mrs.
.f in' the Morning and a street dance
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FA1YIILY THEATRE
FRIT,' and .SATeSEPT.
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:Johnny Hinesein
-1"WH1TE PANTS
.Clone• of Comedy ,
• CO nied1;
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MON. and .TUES.-SEPT. '11 mid 12
offered, for decoratione,, and a feature this weeke
Jinni' tattoo and firewerks anneed
for at Clinton had to be called off.
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FOURTH CON. IONLOSS
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MiSS Rena 'Carruthers, spent a day
of last week in.,Stratferri., • '
MieSfCassie• Douglaeeelias',.retirned
to her school near ,Aliiston.
Mr:4; it': "Martie spent „last „Week
with her father, Mr. Woods of
ens; ••
land Mrs. 8, - Cortgrain „were
•Visitsitson the .Fourth recently:.!,
Mrs. D. MeMurchy
after vieitiiig . With friends in Cleve-
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: Mr„ and MrseWin, Roib, and femily,
epent. Leber Pity in Wingilant,
A. number frbiii here took 111 the
Celebration, at .Clintoit on .MOnday.
gcheol opened to day with tene,hers.,
and scholars beck to work ,
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%IabDoMild, spend:,
•'infi.n Ow air In Ppi.t. attinioys,
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far recovered ae to be bonw
• 9ent Stinklay..atia „uxin,a.ty itt• .their,
• • Rin Tin Tin in
"NN HILE LONDON../SLEEPS'''
Ceining-Special"A 1".'eas Steer'
'4 Q N.
feW of hell zii.1 friends"!.'31:dndAy
af-
teiioon
Mrs,. Samdel:.Reed, end ,IfiesE e1 11
'risited ToeoritO last week. also •
tending, ehe. ' ti °
1)e. and -Sfrs. tJolin Mai:Ritmo/le of
"'Metered here.: on .Sunda, tak
1:•Zi..4k With' tlieni thelie daughter,'
lean' •anit' Ylargaret, Who h,enN
spending 'their.. e,iieation '
'.1.0t, ilobt,;"4ndr0 \v.
.eetend. congra:tutetiens, ta • ,Ilee
do u ;id Gardner', 'dill pe 3 sing 'On ill
ilia. Subjects in 1.:epe.r heel, Edmund
'.etetrned.,te .:.A.Vinds81. on Sunday. Ile
i11atteild Seneol- at Londone
thie. '
leevime Zion elWeee: for •1
cliffeeent schools 'al'eerAlies „
ly Peeper."... \\ in 1 ligh School;
;• Technical'
il 110(41 1(1 don Ada Heine:Mil-,
on; 'elies'&s ElSie Rifehie, l\ In Reed;
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