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Dr. R. L.: Treleaven, ,Lucknow
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PAFER-,A. full line ;of "1931
Wall Paper on 'hand. Pries consider-
ality down for 1931, I am also :agent
lot' leading. • job houses:
CAMERON
Decor or, 'rater and Grainer•
174' . Luckoyv
Wawanosh Loses
Beloved esident
Follo'ying Lengthy Illness, .Mrs Wm..'
McQuilhn',Passes,,At the Age'0f
62 Yearo.
The death took place: at her• home
lin. West Wawanpgh early Wednesday'
morning„ 'September '9th, ,of Mrs..
Win.'11Ic,Quillin, after an 'illness .of
several . Months:: '
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fortable. 7 -room- .,,The ,late •114rs, McQuillan who before,
lir d' soft ;her mdrriage was .Annie 'Haines was'
flat with, bath ro's • , a- d Sa>d ,
water ori ' tap Apply entinel Office "born at . Caledonia; aixtyttwo years
ago -a daughter• of the late 11Ir• and
RECLEANING: GRASS SEIED;-
r------�-•--Scarif-yirig�S�weet�trlover�I�av
e a.
_....your . seed .clean d n w ;and re dy_efor
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market. 'Stuart ' Robertson, Lueknow,
"' .STdRE FOR RENT:'The .store
until recently occupied by: ' ' Walker
litore.-A good`. 'business : location.
Apply to R, J. Moore, Leek -new..
; (3-�tf. )
• HOUSE XT RENT -Comfortable,
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Frame
rs Rghert-Haines. When Ve-years-
of age ' she -OM -with . her-pereiits-to
_.era
East =Wawanosh '.Thirty five y
ago she was ;married to her. pow ber
eftahusband end 'Vent' to live on the'•
'farm which' continued' to be : their
-home throughout their married life:
Mrs.' McQuillip who was, of 'a ' quiet,
kindly, but 'unassereing-_.disposition_
was ' beloved .by',,all who, ;knew her but
Dwelling-A�pj�ly Yto .SL'uart it . was in her Mime:: where her great-.
, Robertson; -Lueknow; --•~ - -•--- - e -••s -'ofall interests-centre-d.---A.-faith-
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WAFTED,- -Fall Foster Hoe: for
lovely baby .boy; nine months old.-
A•pply, Sec. Children's Aid• Society, ,
Walkerton
(24-x- --c)
• FOR' SALE OR •EE CCHANGE '
One lord' n ,-Tractor:. and' . Plow,
1927 model; or sale Tractor..
in exchange
for horses,'cattle; ,+sheep -"or-• hogs. - •
Apply to -G.. A. Siddall, 'Broker,
• Ltieknowt
(8-:-40-,c) . . .
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_WOOD-FOR_'SALE.__.: _
1:00 Cords 'of' Dry Beech and Maple,
priced from -$3-00 to $4:00 per. -;cord,
delivered_to ny pla e_'n town Wobd
can be. seen at .-JACoi3 MILL'ER'S.
residence Havelock- St. •
fur•. and . devoted wife and mother. 'she
gave. of her best, to her family„ by
whom ,she will besadly missed
To • Mr. and, Mrs.' McQuillin were
born eight . children:. Will'iai rho.. is
,home from • Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.;
Robert of the Bank of Commerce
;tall, Belleville; Beatrice, teacher at
,St Helens school, •George, Charles.
and, -.,Mildred- at „bonne , end: Maud and
Mary who predeceased her.
The. 'f,,uneral•, was held from; ' the
family residence on .Friday' after
.i Onn__an.,_: as very largely attended
g..,
mei hbors , riends and. relative's.
by.
Many_heautiful • flowers conveyed. loin,
and. m :achy among them being tri-
butes from the family; Mr. and Mrs.`
George McRoberts, • Mr, and Mrs. R.
, Ti-Mc.Quil'lti a Viargie, •Mrs.. El�
AUCTION -SALE John Mc -
Nott Miller, Mr: and ,
The Church hiailding and contents • Quillin and ' family, Scholars of the
S. S. No. 4, West :Wawanosh; Mr.
and Mrs: James Snowden1_and_Miss..
.
Winnifred •Haines,' the Officers and
directors of the est Wawanosh
e s
Mutual
,Fire In urance Co., Mr. and
BOOSTER FUME' TESTED
Results Are Excellent With Prewar*.
At 135; 'lbs.
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1. -test was made-on-Tuebday to -de--'
terinine .the .efficiency of the Water
System as' a means of fire protection.
Lines of hose were. ;laid at the .• farth-
est point in` the village . from : the
.pump' '-house-=Silverwood's ,- corner:
Two lines ,were run from•this hydrant
and : one line troll-; the` tydrant.',east
of.. -,the ;C•'N R, ' station, 'near ldc*
Quaig's With these three • :connection.
Luckoow Table Co..
Installs Sprinklers
PROVIDES , MODERN FIRE PRO=
-TEOT'ION •
Work Which Hee Been Underway For
Some Tinge Neears • Completion. •
'Directors 'of the:.I, cknow Table
cilrnpany, Limited. are-tobe eom
mended: for their enterprise' an instal
iasis".in true factory' •a modern §prink-;
'ler sys�tein, which -provides an , 'auto -
air •o eii-44ether . at►d�Yitli th B
p
auto -
;:nos
amatie .an instant means of"':combat-
:ng fire, independent•' of ..the village
system as far .as t e Booster_
is .,concerne . -
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to s
The Table Company. which eine y
some thirty t'wo men, •and avhich� is
the usual staff, has. operated steadily
throughout' the past Months' of un-
settled' ;conditions; and • at present' is.
-working. eight hours`,a day,, the full•
_--._ it -week- _-A_safeguerd 'ag_aiinst fire has
line• This test. proves .without
doubt the ' great .improvement : , the
system, will.- be ash,: -a - means of:fire
protection. '. , .' •
ter' pump developing a • pressure. of.
L35; liars, it.aa possible to • throw a
stream;; on--•.the--1 velr Qf- abuut-.l2'
1 do
itwo hie
ua
alt a .
ft., and�it was>3
to handle. each line. With two lengths
of "hose, -lob feet, it , was .possible
to `throw a stream en.. the C. N. R.
depot. With wily the 'one line in op-
eration, so great was the: force, that
it' required: four "Men to' control the
The Bread
of. Health
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The Bread
::of Health
OUR,- MOTTO IS QUALITY AND', SERVICE
Bread,, THE BIG FOOD VALUE OF 'TO -DAY. OUR•': QUAL.
Y BREAD IS THE •LOAF OF PURE GOODNESS
• SPECIALS; FOR SATURDAY
J E L LF ' RO'LL'S-ATEACAKES
CREAM PUFFS -JAM 'PARTS:•- EL
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AKER
'of the' Holyrood ',United Church will
•beoffered . for 'kale An .:Wednesday,
September 23rd, at .2.00.. o'clock.;For
particulars. see . bills.
W.' Statters, .Sec.., W. Henderson, Aue.
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Bowling Events:
At , The Green
,Fourteen Rinks In nixed Twilight
East Thursday - i Irish Trebles
" Tuesday Night.', ,
There seems to "be no let up' of
enthusiasm among : the bowlers and
each week 'tome twilight fixtures is
staged.: No doubt the 'warm' Septem-
ber eniigs• .and the' thoughts • of
cooler nights not ` far distant ar'e,
-main. • factors- in; he _p inie,contin- -•Messrs.- J-oseph Anderson,, MoKenzie,
wing to •be so popular. •
Mrs. E. J; Thom and family, 'Mn: and
Mrs. Wallace Miller and family, , Mr.-
Matthew
r:
Matthew and: Miss, Rebecca Woods;
Mr.. and Mrs: Lewis Weatherhead.
and family, Mr. , and 'Mrs. George H.
Snrith; 1VFr: and 11i;,rs.-M ens1e Webb,.
.Mr. and Mrs: James'-'Lyo'hs, Bank of
Commerce, Staff, Belleville, President.
and Directors •of Lueknow Elevator
Co;, - Mr. David. ' and Miss Laura
Archer;••Mr.,and :111'Irs. James' Dpinin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles• Durnin. ,
The 'services at..the .house and the
grieve were •.conducted . by Rev. E.O..
Gallagher, rectos of St. Helen's Ang-
lican Church -of- which Mrs. McQuil-
lin was a devoted member. Neighbors,
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Fortner Resldenit
Diet; I,n': Ki1nlosi' charge of alae -work assisted by a' trio
been a long felt want and the instal-
ling of the system is a forward step
in the interests -of-the-village tate- village and
community as a' whole. • ,
')Kr. P. II. Evans, representing
'Purdy, Mansell,,,' Ltd:, Toronto, Ilm,s in
Dies Suddenly While Visiting • :At
The 'Home of Hugh ;Ross--W,as'
76 Years of • Age '
• Mr. 'Eli Ensign la former resident
of Lucknow, died" at .the home•of
Mr. Hugh`. Ross, 10th -con. of Kinloss
on.. ,1VIonda. ; _:, Se _tember •,14tH ;
y, p
...Ensign. was about the' yard .and corn-
plaining of feeling • ill; went into.. the
liouse�expiring almost imine is a y.
lire•:. ani. • Mrs.` Ensign,: ,moved' . to
-Rally—
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oris
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Fresbyt
Held At :Lucknow
' • Is Well Attended
Afternoon and Evening . Sessions--
• ” e b tery ofMaitland Convened
Prs,Y >r .
In The Morning
Morning
The annual rally of the Young
people- of..Maitland Presbytery, was'
held'. in. the Llano*: Presbyterian
•church on Tuesday. There were .good'
•of experienced men. and'two. of the attendances' at- both the. afternoon
factory employees.. It is' expected- d evening s-essiuns, with -delegates.
ver.
.ming present from practically e y
congregation. in ;the Presbytery. At
the •evening' session the spacious
auditorium .. of, the . church 'was three-
parts filled, , '
In• the morning prior to, the -Rally,
:a meeting of the `Board of. -the -:Ergs -
that about four. weeks. will be 'neces-•
-sary in- installing--:the`.systein, the
enormity of the, work. may be realiz-
ed from the, fact: • that it , requires
some -.17 tons of piping':'arid fittings:
• The piping is. overhead and is laid
according ' to a blue -print .;previously
drafted; The .;_., ..-oir with--': =''•.- ': , l_ -r a- ='-coriduetea;
drafted.. :work .has gone.-bytery of Mait and w
out a hitch -being =so avoir laid-, out oy the. Moderator, .Rev. Pollock , of
that in o instance riast been nee- Whitechurch and, 'Rev, McCullough
d , .lrip _ae, leased to_kno�v' h'e_is_improving_ _� �,
essary to remove any orthe�m-ulti= of imcaxdine, clerk of the ibiardr"- p
d• 11 h !again:
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Small 'Apar'tment or Rooms '.above'
the .store -Apply' "MARKET", •
Mr. ' Clarence ' Murdie et- . London
'spent �a :couple of days with ,'htszpar---
•ants last week.
Miss• -Margaret - M-111--speirt
:he " week -end' in' Listowel' .with . Dr. '
and . Mrs. A. H. Nichol.
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Mica Stewart =McKenzie ;of Niagara-,
?rills has. been a visitor with 'his
,aar-ents,_Me. and M,rs R. V.1 Alc,Ken-
zie. '
Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' Perguson sad
dr. and Mrs. W„ ,J. McKeiihiO• ars at -
:ending' 'the Western ' Fair- •in; London.
;has week. '
Mt...and'Mrs• Bert White: of Detroit
ore-' visitors ,With fMr: rand .Mrs P. T.
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lrmsfr"o"n`g�
Friends of 'Mr. Gordon Fisher. .'will
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On Thursday' bight of last week a
mixed twilight ' fixture attracted ari
entry of`4ourteen• rinks -three from
Goderich, two from Kincardine, one,
'from Teeswater and eight local rinks;
three of •which figured among , the'
prize whiners.
First prize, , blankets, was. won by
Mrsc Howard Agnew, Mrs. Clark, A.
E. hlillson' and George • Hassel. Mrs..
J. W. , Joynt, Mrs. Petteoas, Temple
+Clark and; Dr. ¢Johnston coliped' sec-''
and ' prize, 'the ladies' receiving Bon
Son dishes' and the men silver But-
ter dishes. Mr..and ' Mrs. Edwards,
Mrs. Litt and Mr: Powell, of Goderr
kb,: carrier oaf ::e�1spreads as third
prize.` Fourth `prize, .plates for the
men and a cup nd s der each for,
the ladies. went tol k comprised
of -Harold Arlin, Mr. Pinney, Mrs. C.
Stewart an rs. Rebt- Button•
"'Irish -'I thles, . Tuesday .
The tyveiity-two- rinks which en-
er
ted in the 'Men's ' Irish Trebles -on
•Tuesday everting filled the eleven
greens to. capacity: Ten local rinks
were • entered, the.other twelve en-
tr'es. included . rinks from Paisley,
Teeswatet, Kincardine, Ripley ,and
Wingham. , •
The prizes were ars •follows: '1st-
' Indian Blankets;• 2nd Kitehen clocks
3rd Blankets; 4th -Table Cloths;
kit -Mirror Flacks Th winners
b
• wet:e: 1st= -Rae, W'inghaxti.; .2M.1-
Howard Agnew,' W. J. Davison and
w
W. P. ,laked; 3rd-D'enahue;wAtTees-
er;: 4th ,-Morgan, Kincardine; , 5th
-Tuttle Miller, •. . Clark ,and Boy Fine
iaysen •
Webb, Wallace Millet, Ed. Thom,
John, 'Miller, and Peter Watson con-
veyed her to her,last. resting place
in Greenhill cemetery. Those from a
distance attending ,,,the funeral, in=
eluded friends from Toronto; Grams-'
by, Hamilton London,, Exeter,
rich and Kincardine:' '
Thus she looked 'through the sorrow
That shrouds , this mortal life; '
To the love and-' beauty of Heaven;
And the peace! •follows strife. .
A mother of God's own making •
She has waked to a Heavenly birth
And one of the beautiful things she;
sees,
Is the b auty she made'on,earth.
Lueknow from. the Lochalsh district
a number of 'years- ago. Mrsx Ensign.
who .before her • marriage ' was, Sa- rah except -in one instance -when. sh-
in 1922: ° nt-il•;a down was necessary due to excessive
A'iin 'poacher, died
few years ago Mr Ensign continued': heat while working above the'bailer:'
he system
to..reside in: .the village. Recently
has been living with_`his daughter' at
Sarnia,, but 'was spending the -sum es_are lead sight feet
m _ t._._._: _ _ 'sure The•--pil?
mer in this oca stye when -his -death' ' has sprinklers
occurred. .' • apart and each pipe
:,The funeral, service•was held on'. �t. intervals • of eight feet=apprbxi-
4 sprinkler heads for every
tide . of belts ur tnrlleys'; said -work -in- In wi ` soon' be : ome
'At the afternoon session, common -
the factory has gone on undisturbed ting at 2 P.M., Rev. A. Williams of Mr. Kenneth`Thompson leaves for,
The system 'is called. a dry,
. throu' gout : the building
the'.piping .. g
,.carrying .air at . about 40 lbs. pres-
Gramm-wic7ecsirdarcted the -devotional- shieago--to-more-ow-to_conunence .his.
exercises. ' .Following' the Scripture; ' fourth' and last year in the study.of
reading, prayer, ''and a hymn, reports asteopathy.
were received from : the • Secretary .• Mr:: Con: Decker is attending the
and ':Treasurer, `also appointment of Western' Pair • this: week. During his'
the : Nominating Committee. Three ;absence; Sidney Decker .is in charge
id= epers were'given-As-to bo . .,
apiend p pf-tlie 'stg�e:
lows: "History. •.of • the Presbyterian Students who left this week. to at
Church in . Canada;" . by Miss David -
tend Stratford Normal' include Enola
Wednesday afternoon at the home mately son of Brussels Presbyterian
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of. Mr. Herb Ensign, cohcession 14, eight,'square feet Each sprinkler it_,,,by
kiss ',Mary 'McKenzie of Buswell; Melda Lane+.Alex Smith and
Ashfield. Interment was made in will cover a radius. of. eight feet, ex- Ripley; and `•"The Standards of the; Richard. Kiipafnick'.
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Lochalsh cemetery. cpt in case of .interference by beaik Presbyterian Church," by . James: Mr. .And • Mrs. J. Wes. Joynt,and
' etc.. In all., there • . are 720 span
-.• ACCIDENT ' YIC•TIM':. ''- . -filer -heads.:-Each .sprinkler is umbrella'-
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CONTINUING HALF HOLIDAY
The-•-merehaiite--of the villa -
wish -to • advise' the public that
e weekl • Thursday: •half-holi
t,h Y
will he continued• through-
tutyof October the
through -
tut the month ,
9dm'e. as least' year:-
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DEMO�TSTRATION';'AT• HILUS'
Miss Lemon will • be -at Hill's, Gro-.
eery Store throughout next week,
demonstrating the uses of Edwards -
burg Crown Brand Syrup. The public
is' invited to visit •the. store at any
time. during the week and sample. the
delicious' cakes and.candy'which Miss
Lemon prepares.. ,
New Cretones ` and" Chintz for,
Comforters. ' New Low Prices, ' 19c.
"MARKET,."
MOVE'1 T•O' CLINTON,
ab
Mir. and Mrs.. Wesley ,Treleaven,
arid• their; daughter, •Norma, moved, to
inton-last week; .,where they will.
Clinton -last.
make' ;their home. The family "form'
erl. lived iii' Clinton, but for ,a ilium-.
y
bet ' of years ,Mr. Treleaven taught
school at Tiininon's. • Following his
su'p'erarivation• last year the family
came to Lucknow, ,purchasing and.
model n" -the old' Tenant home. Re, -
len � t'
Amar•-M;i'ss- - releavei't• ccept¢d_..tl e -
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position of organist and choir leader.:
in 'the' Clinton Presbyterian church
Their res'iderice is ,Lticknow•is being
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Rdward
Johnston. •
shaped and has a solder composition and ably .conducted a Round Table tage in Kincardine. •
' Kin-` which. melts' with the heat from'. a Conference on.the.above papers.•
1 lie Rev. Harrison; who has recently
N!•
r Melvin Irwin, 2nd Con,;blaze. By means of a specie valve loss Tawnshp,__suff
ilson of Whitechurch. Rev K. Mc- George, spent Sunday with Mr: and'
Lean of Wingham ;gave....a; short talk` r-s.•R",...M. McPher'sora::af� heir coat=
ered a ..._painful Various other questions were: also some from the Diocese of Montreal,
accident', on his. faring on Wednesday the air - controls -the -water -where -rt discussed. It: was unwed -by -Rev:
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enters from the ,street massa.• The vi11 . preach at St. Peter's. 'Church,
of last `week: 'Apparently Mr. Irwin; H. `:MacDonald and seconded by 'Rev
t e a 'threshing melting of the • sol'der allows the ;air
A. Williams that .the •above ,three
a ers he printed Wand distributed to
the different societies,. enabling. ev-
eryone to review the many exec en
points which they contain. During
the afternoon,. Rev. Dr'. Forbes con-
tributed' a solo, "Will" there be .• any
Stars in, my Crown."
A song service opened the evening
service at 7.30, followed by devotion=
al exercises, conducted 'by Rev. . C.
H. McDonald. Solos by . Mr. McCu17
lough of Kincardine, and Miss Mc-
Dona d o ing am, a' u
Margaret camels and Archie Ballan-
tyne of Brussels, and; an anthem by
the Lucknow choir.were pleasing
numbers. The report of.the nominat-
ing committee. was received as fol-
lows. ,President, Miss Margaret Me -
Dougall, Brussels; 1st vice-president;
Mc ib an ing am; n a -
res. Rev.. Burgess, Kinloss; r '
vice- res. Miss Margaret C'aMpbell,;
Kincardine,,Recording scare ,
Wesley us on; Corresponding sec-
retary, Miss . ernMcLaughlin,
ham • Treasurer,Miss Marion
Hell, Ripley. ' ass ; any Mitohelt-
of Wingham, gave a very, delight-.
1 report .of theSummerSchool
activities .at Krntai Rev. ' . ur
•gess of 'Kinloss addressedthe ' ga -
er n on "TheAuthorityofu
Con-
victions!' in which l e'referred to the
subject as, the . will of God as appre-
hended by a' '.Christian conscien •
Rev; in. Moore 'o • russe sa -
sed the • Voting. People, ars ' people of
as ' atm s ,r. willing .to ' do their
best' in he work God has planned
for the "Youth of'today," he went
on, "must mea re•up.. o the
Sunday evening, Sept. 2'0. -
Was preparing o remove '
separator from. his barn and in gett- p p Mr. and Mrs. J. Murchison and
the • tractor in a. position to do Mrs• • (Dr.). Bean: and: children. of
ins
so was badly crushed between the �! B 11 t or•nto; spent the week -end with Mr. •
His injuries include several different'
ant
two II J p
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to escape, :and water •to take its : place
which •'flows out the . sprinkler at
w 'atever , point. the blaze. occurs: The
sprinklers•'ere subject to iffer
`• andare placedac-
cording to : the temperature. of ,the`
room and according to the danger o .
fire. The 'solder on the;sprinklers in
the :varnish spray -room of the'fat-..
•tory will melt • it 135 degrees: ' With
the 'escape of. air and the entering 'of
water, tyro fire -alarms are given at
'nterva s throughout
i.
This sys cin is a in.
extinguish any.: outbreak of fire and
well beingautomatic and in-
stant it is a system. that: does mina-
mum water damage.
an . ' Mrs. ' F. T. ' Armstrong.
i degrees of heat During • • ` illness of Rev. W. Hall..
cracked ribs, cuts and bruises which the id
will' prevent him working' for a' time: f >f Dungannon, Rev. Mr. Gallagher is
Rev. J. S Hardie
Died In London
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vice yin
:onducting. the. ser that village •
At 1.45.on Sunday 'afternoon.
Miss Isobel Craw, nurse -in -train
:ng at ' Grace Hospital,.Toronto, in
spending her' holidays with her par-
ROAMER .. ASHFIELD ' MINISTER` separate i 1 th h t the' . ants; Rev. R. W; and Mrs. Craw.
1 f W' h ' duet by Miss
J. Hardie, Well
buTd ng� Friend's of Miss Joan MacCallum
Known Presby-
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t 1 ost certain to, h will be pleased to know that •she 1;as
feriae Minister, Passes in Eigh- e i g y received 'the appointment of Assistant
beth Year: as as p Principal at the Robert. Land School, '
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Hamilton. ' •. ,
Rev'. John S. Hardie, ex -moderator The regular'meeting of the .Luck-
of the London -Hamilton -Synod of the
Presbyterian Church, ,and widely . now W. C.T.•U: will be" held on 'Fri-
MUG'S NEEDED RAIN Mr. K b i W h 12 d v ce day, . September 18, at 3 'o'clock. at
known Presbyterian • Church minister, TEMPERATURE p 1 3 d 'the' home.. of Mrs. Ed. Hodgins.
died at his home in London on .Wed- >I Everybody invited.
nesday, Sept. -9. He was... in his eight- p N
aft six years Following last tart' Mrs
ieth• yeas and ;for the 1 h k S t rd y H t C esponding Mr. John -Wallace who has mads
since . superanuation, shad been living yerna his home with Mrs. Elliott Miller for
in London. Part of that -Mile he was, he in M ion some time, left the first of the week
.. F.. -1 --he tel L the W g , o
BRINGS LOWER
week's intense heat,
which reached the peak on a u e
and, -Sunday and created a September
-at record,generally, throughout
ern 'Ontario a welcome, And
much needed rain:fell in this district'
Sundaynight, bringing withita
more moderate temperature and re-
nthe Pa norm '
Previous to ?Sunda night, • it had
been 'several weeks since rain • a
fallen andthedrySpell, ro
with unusual heat, had
dried upasturefielda and made fall
plowing arid' the sowing wheat
'Very. difficult.
SECOND AT •
- ' MUSICAL CONTEST
C. N.•E.
' From Friday's Globe we take the
which a eared in the re-
sultsmusical competitions ,held Ili
alts of P
the Music building at; the N.
Robust tenor -1•s , n'oate awarded;
' W `F` Thompson,Toronto and
John. L Duncan Toronto,25 narks,
tie Mr. W. P. Thompson,- '
(tie); son of
Mr. ' and Mrs. D. 1V1.' Thompson, is
teachingschool and receiving vocal
instructions in Toronto; lie; is -to be
congratulated on his success, a '
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chaplain of oca osp s . or West -f r-�,...Fc�rt._:,�V.illiamiM.ker a he will .
Presbyterian Church. , spend the winter.
Rev. 'Mr. Hardie had 'served : the • g
ful Mr: and Mrs: J. A. Glennie and '
Church in ''Ayr; Li'stow- p
Presbyterian'1 M B Mr. and Mrs. G. A Siddall left last •
el and Ashfield, and had been active lief from b al heat th `Friday and,
a ' motor'. trip as far' as
in church work since 1886. , During y g o r Con Winnipeg, where they will visit with
that time he, 'had become widely'k had relatives. for .a few weeks:
known throughout Western Ontario. b ught to 'Mr. and Mrs. C: B. w Meyers of
• ' He was born in /Scotland, coming Jin ce
to Brantford as •a boy, where he a climax w London spent the week -end with the
p W f B 1 ddres former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
worked for the Massey -Harris Co. h t
for a number eLyears� He 'was educe- H. McQoillin:.Mrs: McQuillin returned
ted in Knox College, Toronto, and
high p ' with them to London to spend a few
his first charge was in the, old Stan day's' ' '
cure Ayr, in 1885. He WINS
leystreet h Mr.- and Mrs. Brownlee, Mrs: "Jr
street y,.! t need
was there 14 years and then took ov= h Clark,' Mr. .Harold Brownlee, . Miss
er Knox church at Listowel, being of the
Alice Brownlee and Miss Elizabeth , '
Listowel . £ to in p consecrate Brobier,all of '.Phamesford, spent the' ,'
there for ten years.. Prom • Lis of w g p est pup
he -came ' as pastor to the' Ashfield. s + ff h rad' week -end in town, with Mr. and Mrs.
ted them. ,Th gi
Presbyterian church, where he re- . 1 ' th CNE . Y 11 k b lit t W L'•, McKenzie and fainly.
mained until six years ago: ' t 9
helpful f 1 r tion Misses •Meth Alton,, Ruby Dickson
Suroiv`ing are• two sons, Stanley .C•, .2nd, W.
. and .1Viargaret Durnin represented,
o .. ` fn • avid• `H. of Freeport, ,
of _L ndo•1luren-County_at_-tbe-audgmg--cW?ww';
Ill,' and 'one daughter,:Miss Margaret ..
• R 1 tit}on at the C. N.' E. last week. They
G. • of London. The funeral . was.were awarded eleventh' retro, , there •
clic ` er P
at hefd front the .home Friday beingentries, from thirty-three cairn.
o'clock. Interment was made '
thirty 0 C10 ties,
in Ayr Cemetery,
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our, readyto dedicate and
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then selves to the g
r purpose for which God has crea-
ted e offering; a hymn, a-;
ra er byRev. Pollock' roug: , to a
close a very elp a andinspi a
al convention..
•.=:..• � , '. t -halal---tire--Italy
r. It-wall-decrded -o Y
next year at p ley:
Supper was served to' delegates in
the basement of the church by a
number of ladies orthe congre'gatiOti
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