The Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-10-15, Page 1r:
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$2.00 PER YEAR INADVANCE; $2.50 OTHERWISE
`LLIC' NOW, ONT..,. TI U SDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1931,
DENTIST , F • I , '
. Dr. R. L. Treleaven, Lu'ckndw'
' Hourrs:. , 9.12• A.•M•t,.. 1.30,--5 P: M
'PHONE 5:3. . •K -RAY
WALL PAPER --A full line '.of: 1931
Wall • on hand Prices consider-
Paper
b1y• down. for'•.1931. I am also agent. ` which soaked. the Cale- A Te- rowere' in this district' are'
., 'Heavy r ,. ,� pP g 'peeking
• nada• , Mode.and ack lig,;
houses. -. t Wed y ., of belong ... p .
or leading . job . . .2.4 omen Park asixi the midst p. ;
• d
u R.•1�. CAMERON , it .necessary to ;held the annual Con- the fruit, which is an immense crop,,
'linter : and.' Grainer' tinuation <Scheel : , 'field -day. at the well eolt, w ands bf good' gaality
Decofator; P
• i. ..,*ix'1.74;. Lucknow
school• old, rids on. T.1.1,.,!000.:''.11* ndicthe „`. The orchard •of Mr' Kenneth• Cash <
ti „ •w. ich .,handicapRe t r.: the near the:-:village':is ,.att.. ding.:
.• ' ° vasa cold, h exon; ne
1�contestants::and made it ;rather. dila :bonny admirers,•theae days, and At is
to. 404.,...._,,,,`'. 1yCr:sl. Yds i' char" a and those': , P :eo•vaew :this well,
GAttAGErebtten fox those er ,,. •g , _ :a worth -while sight
Hackett; Lucknow' in attendance `Neverthleini: the events kept o•rciiaicd with same three, bund
.; • • were keenly •contested -said the- acus- _red trees •laden- down: with the weight-:
`-:-Small A -Fa.. or .en Apply oms-'-to rent- ,.. of the 'luscio n dow t
tries .whie a coinmeneetl=in--the fore -
abo a the-Store..�Apply.."MARKET"_ li Some 7.eighteen men'•:are ;,employed-
� iioon~were not• -coma feted tial after' sax _. .
that evening.. .• by Mr. Cameron• in, picking and pack -
FOR SALE or to:Let on Shares a Medals were awarded to the jun- In the apples , in preparation• for
number of' Good.. Ewes. .: h
. for and senior winner • and runner -
marketing them. Mr. Cameron takes
- T. W. S.nuth;; Central' Garage up.rnhear 'the'girls''end .bora' evei2ts, a great pride •and• interest in his
First, second and third .place, contes- ,orchard, .on • which he spends a great
I'0 SALE u Registered Shorthorn deal of his 'time.
?�tants ., were • credited with three, Boli Calf, about 'seven. 6, Lu c old. . f and .one point respectively. ' ' . ' lie 'has one% particular ,Spy tree. . of
A. Little;• R. 6, . Liackno'w. which he.is doubly: praud• and, in re-
., , Medals were' awarded,. es fellOVMs
• Senior° boys -champion, -Art:•-Andrew,., Bard . to which -,tie following article
TO'1'tENT-Seven Room `apartment 93 ,points;' Kanner -up -Stewart, Cam- •appeared in the Free Press on. Sat -
with Hard and' Soft Water.. eron, 16 ;points. Junior boys-ch°am-• urday, :accompanied by' Mr. Zanier -
JI• • Isaiah• Congram. pion, Doug. Clark,':28:, points.; Runner- • WS picture • .. . '
{22-9-p.).:» int -7 -Bob
Thoinpson,�11 points. Senior Western 'Ontario, home of the
girls -champion;, Isobel. MelVirllan,• 20• w rids finest• ,fi'avored'• apples, 'can
til recently F.pR ENT=The store s Elizabeth McIver, 20, (ties); , ;.a north ' .champion thie . year
until • occupiine 'bq ' Walker point , ..,
Runner=up-Anna Graham 18.,'Junror bn atglorious .Spy• tree on the propel
fitore: A good business loeatron.
Lucknow: ,girls=champion,"•Jean Graham, 22;.ty of Kenneth Cameron, of Lucknow;
Apply to R. J. .Moore, L nn.e' Ou-Lillian•Horne 15, `Audrey.
Ru P which this year will- producej more'.
(30--4--tt:)
Borne, 15 (ties). than 24 'barrels of apples. This, fine
' The prize. winners '.are asfollows: tree, Mr; Cameron's personal favor
Seniors Boys itei�,is_30.0Ttree orchard, has in' the
100 yds:Art; `An'd'rew; ;Sr ewer '
.pest 13` µy earn produced • 19:3 barrels
,
Cameron, Alex McKenzie. • of saleable apples, and ' is to -day a'
splendid, healthy specimen of the Spy
variety-,._•._
Mr...Cameron, one -of -the most -and--
ent orchardists in Western . Ontario,
sprays ..his trees five -times a year,
and .cuts the grass in 'the orchard for
a inulch. He uses more than 71,5004
.props Who'd upthe limbs of his
profit=making• trees, and finds his
markets• chiefly is .Montreal, "and -to -
some extent in latter . years in' the
British Isles: -
.•In' his orchard are Baldwins, Spies,
'Ben Davis, Danns, Wolf River and.
Russets.
Continuation School
Bolds Field Day
een Colapetitgon in The Various,
•
Events Resulted.' in Busy Atter
noon,
Fine ,Apple " Crop
Is Being, Picked;
Orchard , Presents Reantifillght-;
F:aithftiil Spy Tree .'Reeelvee Pec;
titular` Mention. ,, •
Lifelong Residentw
Of Lucknow Passes
Mrs. James McCoy, .Kindly Mother
of Large- Family, Removed . by
Death, ,
There passed away at her home• on
Friday, October 9th, one '_of the eld-
erly residents of the village in the
'person of. Mrs. Jane's McCoy at• the
age of seventy eight year„e::'
1VIrs. McCoy. formerly • Susan" Hack-
ett,;wak.born in Halton County 'ntov-
Ing to 440 14, as a youngster with:
r ParentS,. Follo"w.in ti her marriage
to the late 'MrJames McCoy the
.Young -couple: settled in the village_
nearly sixty -years -ago, -where Mrs'
McCoy has ••since made her;. home.
Mrs, • McCoy ,was the Mother of a
large family,' of which four sons and
two daughters survive. Her husband
predeceased her thirty-oneYears ago.
At that time most of thechildren
were quite young and upon •' their.
mother' fell . the .•burdei of caring and
providing -for there At the .outbreak
=of the mar ' the' -family had grown -to
Yining men and 'women and•when three
of her . ions, •enlisted there . came to:
the mother -many days of anxious . and
fearful waiting. However .she was
spared to '.see, no ,doubt with pride,
her sons:' 'safely return home. •
Mrs. McCoy was • a lover of: •€low-
ers, a j d: spent much, time . when .she'
was able'in her garden arid flower„
beds• that surrounded , and. beautified
her little cottage ,just .a. block north
ofiim.ain street
.;held .in the
The-funer�a ser -vice :was ,
United Church on Monday" afternoon,
-
et two o'clock:, RevR. W. Craw
a frducted -ti e -service --and' intermixiva's made-inKinloss Cemetery.
.Members of ; the • family ' •who sur-
v;ive. and were all home at this time.
are: Bessie of Chicago, May of Lon
Aim; Jim :'of-Cleveland,--Joe--of._Ha
ikon. and Wellington and Earl at"
home.
Another -brother -Mill, diedin
Winghan five ` years_ ago.
SUFFERS BROKEN A'RM.,
_FARM for Sale' or Rent, 18.0 .aereW,
•buildings _. a_l .'-n.good conditions Rea-
,
sonable. terms: Possession by Nov..•1..
Apply. -Mrs,' Ida • H'ackett; Lucknow.
' -
440 yds: -Clarence' Greer, Elwood
„We have a n fi fiber. • o o _Soloman, Stewart Cameron.
d'abi ts- whichmwe� Pwail sell -a --•"0_�,rt Anrirevi+; ,R Fm-
d Reray;
Jayson, ',Stewart Dawson, Jack' McCall;
Stewart Cameron, Clarence Greer,
Jim Stewart, Elwood 'Solomon; Alex
McKenzie,. • .Harold -. Greer, George.
Webster, John Foran. • - - -`
Bicycle Race --Art. Andrew,' Stew-
art Dawson, Jack-MCCall:`. '' •
• (Continued on.. Page•5) '
bargain. They are well. finished an
could be -used as a •washstand. Any
,one •.who ' has 'a •battery' set", should
hawed one. Call at factory. and get
prices.. ' Signed
LUCKNOW TABLE . GO. LIMITED
• • d:5 -11-'c.) •
• AUCTION SALE OF FARM;
:STOCK' 'Apt, IMPLEMENTS,
I -am' antip kueted by the' Trusts• and
Guarantee 'company,- L� nited, as
Authorized .. .rustee t
of the roper y
of. Alfred' ,H. Fowler.. Authorized
Assignor, to offer at auction at the
premises` • of the debtor,' Lot 18, • Con-
cession 7. Township of West W.'aWaii-
osh,,_ort-Tuesday.' October 20th, 1931,
• Pt 1.00 P.M. the following:. . ` '
1. REAL ESTATE: farm .property
described sit the west half of Lot 18; r.• S. Rivers Resigns as Principal of
Concession it Township of ---"West Owen Sound School, to Accept
. Wawanosh in the County of Huron in Appointment to North' Bay .Nor -
the Province' of Ontario 'containing; -
100 acres more 'or less en 'house
is , mal Staff.
said to be ereeted a frame house and . ,,
good barns, 'chicken 'house etc. Good . - The article which follows, appear-
. well. 14 acres Alfalfa,` 18 acres Red
Clover- and other seeding. Small Bush. ing in 'the' Owen Sound Sun -Times,
' Fruit Trees. Within 9 miles of Luck- hasreference to ' Mr.- F. S. Rivers,
• ` now and 4 miles of Dun>;aion, whomwe may regard as a Lucknow
2 FAR'M_1MP er; • NTS: 1 'Frost• Old, Boy, being the. son. of the late
•
• and Wood Y. a; 1 McCormtcr 'Albert 'Rivers and Mrs. Rivers •It;
:: M-ovVer: _ 1� _H'a3,.. Rake,- 1 -Sylvester.. ,-
Spring . Tooth Cultivator; . 1 Bissel will be 'remember'ed that` Mr. -Rivers
Disk; - 1 Wagon; 1 Set Sleighs; 1 was at one time in the blacksmith
Walking Plough; 1 _Riding Plough; 1 business' in this 'village .and .Mrs.
Fiat Rack and Stock Rack; 1 Cutter;
-.1 Cockshutt Manure Spreader; 1
Rivers is at present making'her home
-
Wagon Rack; 1 Root Pulper; 1 Scuf- in town.
fler. 'Manley received the degree of
• 3 LIVESTOCK: 1 pair General bachelor Paed. and .a Scholarship' of•
Purpose Mares,fGrey, both supposed 1500 front..Toronto University which.
'.to be in. foal. 1 Brown `Matt.'' t.
• 4 1 Star Sedan,. 1927 Model (sub- . entitled him • to a year of post grad-
ject to lien). • • -uate study at Edinborough, Seale
5 .About 350 bushels of Oats; The article reads in part as folio s•
Ther hearty congratulations of his.
many friends' will be extended to
Mr. F. Stanley Rivers, B.A., B. Paed.,
the ,popular` Principal of Victoria
Public School, on his appointment to
the staff of the Ontario Normal
School at North Bay' Mr. Rivers re-
ceived ward of his appointment • to
•this • important position from. the
Department .of. Education at Toronto
a few days ago, and after conferring.
with the, Board of "Education- here,
notified the Department of ,hips ac-
ceptance. Ile .expects to take over,
his new, duties on the Int of Novem-
ber, He will lecture ori school man
agement and methods of English and
history. , - • .
Mi. Rivers in Ain honor graduate
of the University of Toronto, where
he received his degree of Bachelor
of 'Arts, and later his Paedogogy de-
gree. He was ' on the stall• of the
The ball -room of the Town Hall Owen Sound Collegiate Instithetes n at
was very, prettily d'eco'r ed with a period of three years and
-was
-.andcolored lights for came Principal .of the Victoria Public
he -
'streamers .. -
the Thanksgiving dance' enMonday School, a position he has filled with
• i. A large crowd was present - great acceptance to the Board of Ed-
night,. g year he
Ed -
from the village:' and nearby towns. ucation and the pu hc. TCes . took
The gallery was well fillet} with spec- received leave of absence
andhool k
g
' sand all enjoyed the sweet and a special course in N r Scot
at
-0
lied by Jean's the University of Edinborough, -t
tuneful music' supplied o -s ecializing in ' psychology;" un-
., .. of Guelph. The rite- land, p ..
lit -Hawks .who is ,in
e will o. toward `d'er "lyr, •Grrdfi�'ey'•'homson,
theds of the , lane tie*.
first ranks of the educationists•
the •rnstallatron of a new drinktni the '
fountain on Main street. The Jewel, hi Great Britain. Always a brilliant
Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a profitable student and hi good
re J aided •by' i
lunch• in the . Domicil Rivers is very g y g
e
oil -mbar -serving = - Department o EiTacatiel ' tit. Toronto
�hambe'r•
New . Blankets, ; `Flette' Sheets,
Quilts, etc, New .Low Prices: "MAR-
KET." Lucknow Dept.. Store.
•
Receives Appointment
T NoranaLStaff
SINGLE COPIES 5 -.GENTS .'
JI
The Bread . The •Bread.,
` of flea• h
-of Health Of t•�•
OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY• AND SERVICE
THE BIG FOOD VALUE OF TO-D.AY. OUR ,QUAL-
ITY BREAD IS THE LOAF OF PURE GOODNESS. �•_
SPECIALS FOR 'SATURDAY
'CREAM PUFFS `,J'AM TARTS --JELLY, ROLLS ---TEA CAKES ,.
CAK .PIF�S-RAISIN' :� SQUARES
.�COhF'ES�••.FRTIT ,rte
•
J LL 1 .l
hone ;36
I ucknow
A PROFITABLE EWE
Mrs. Collyer .and Keith visited' aft Mrs. Albert Rivers 'visited• "over
• • in : Seaforth with her ••
•a ` , daughter, Mrs, Snell. • ,'' • '
Miss Mary •'Glazier of, Guelph is
P ikhill last week the vyeek-nd
visitingat Mrs. James •Miller s: Harvey and. Charlie Webster ac-
.•
was home companied .by Robert Gregory. 'spent
Miss Willens Chesnut di - the 'recent holiday,.with' Mr. and Mrs.•
front London over the week en
Every so often we. hear of -so
•animal, but the • profitable
freak
l _.
achievemint of aniffxforTevve,. o`Vvrie "
by George Swan of Ashfield, is most
amazing and infact is unheard of
in that community. This particular
ewe gave birth . to two , lambs in
March of this year and of course-
that is • no feat, but when early this
month she again gave birth to one
lamb, she . wins for herself this pub-
licity.
MANY ATTEND RECEPTION
Following the return of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert !Ross from their honey•,
moon, a reception was held in their
honor on Wednesday •evening of last
week, in the Orange Hall: About two
hundred ' guests --were present,. to. en-
joy the evening spent in dancing and.
card playing, music being •supplied
for the .dance•by- the Jackson •orches-
tra. of Blyth. During the evening a
dainty lunch was served by friends
of the bride. A varied array of many
beautiful gifts was received by the,
happy young. couple.
•
WHO JWC1ilW.D THINK
OF MISSING THIS?'
about 40 tons ' of Alfalfa and Red
Clover Hay. '
TERMS: re REAL ESTATE. The
real Estate viii•• be offered subject to
a Reserve Bid. 10% as a deposit at
One of sale and the balance in cash
or as may, be arranged with • the
'Trustee within 10 days on •closing.
re: all other goods and ch'httels:
Cash. -
Alt goods must be settled for on
• the day of sale. For further' parties,-
lars, terms or conditions of sale
apply to the . undersigned or the
Trusts and- Guarantee 'Company Lim-
ited, Brantford, Ontario. Farm and
chattels may ,be inspected at any.
tilde, prior to sale on ap,olication at.
-Atm Atm premises.•
L. E. • Dancey, Godericfi,. Ont.,
Solicitor herein.
Thomas Gundry, .Auctioneer, Gode=
rich Ontario. •
•
JEAN'S • NIGHT HAWKS
PLEASED THE 'DANCERS
Ross MacDonalds young. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. MacDonald of
Peterborough, formerly of Lucknow,
suffered a painful injury .last week,
when he fell ,to the • pavement from
Richard• .Webster: • - - •
Mrs. Elliott Miller .was a week -end-
'
•
visitor with' .friends 'in Owen Sound. Misses Katherine MacKenzie and
Craw:of Toronto was
Isobel Chesnut attended the • South
Mies EvelynHuron. Teacher's Convention held at
a holiday visitor with her parents. Exeter last'. week. •
Have you secured your tickets for is '.
the Band. Show `Marriage In Disguise ; Miss Lorna Barber who
New 'Hosiery and: Gloves for the attend-
ing McDonald . Belly, Guelph, spent
N the week -end with her grandmother,
family,, , "MARKET" Lucknow Dept
Store'
uc now
i' Ars. N.• 1. Campbell._.___
•s Hazel Webster spent the, Miss May. Patterson and her father,
Miss
f d Varna -arid" d-r--Thomas-Patterson-o€-•--Stratford, --
aveek
I.•
«end-ith�'' rien s in ;
.-_. - ... _..--_.�vere>- Thanksgiving-=visitors...w.ith lGir
'Briton.
Miss
Ti'S—iV 1sl
Nixon.
Margaret •Murray. of Embro,..
Qil'1,-.roads will.' lead 'to • 'I:ucknow
onda aiid Tiiesdny
' Town.
Hall, � M y,
tind. Mrs:.Wm. MacKenzie. •
Mrs.
been vi
Elliott.
Mast
_Miss_
holida
Miss.
Ian McRae. of Strathroy has
siting with ;her mother, Mrs.'
er •Dick :Treleaven- visited, w
ith
G:ertrude Treleaven •over the
y.
Willtelmine Agar was home -
from Toronto to spend the holiday
with her °'parents
Take your girl to ' the show and
dance Tuesday night in the Town
Hall. -She'll like it.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Buswell, Enola,
a -chestnut tree, suffering a badly :'red and Helen spent. Thanksgiving;
fractured arm and a fractured 'skull. with friends in Exeter. • -
-The- young- chap--'-was--nn=--his---Way-The. for 1 armers are holding -1r
home from school and had climbed the meeting in the Orange.Hall, Lucknow,.
tree, to pick chestnuts.. Following the Friday, October 16th.
night for t e an ' men
Farce "Marriage . in Disguise."
Friends of 'Dr. A. M. Spence will
be -pleased -to know that he••-has-suf-
ticiently recovered 'front his illness
:to --enable •h'im, to be-abottt_again.. -,J..
fall the youngster was rusliecit o the
u.
hospital .where he was unconciovs for: Mrs. Well. Henderson, Marjorie,
al -number -of .-.hours.... __ ' , •Audrey and Lois were holiday visitors
Mrs. Thos. McDonald and Garfield with friends in Plattsville.
went to • Peterborough following the Misses Jean •Stewart and Marion
mishap, but have returned 'home and ,vere .home from London and Guelph
report his condition as favorable, - respectively; over the holiday.
JOINT INSTALLATION •
lt7sses- Flora, _Andrew and Aline
;Lucknow Lodge I.O.O. F. and Alton of London spent the holiday at
Jewel Rebekah Lodge will hold a their respective : homes here.
joint installation in their lodge room ' Mr: and Mrs. Sidney Free 'and son.
on Friday, October 23rd, • at. '8 P.M. • George of Brantford, called' on 'friends
.Members are :urged to be •, present. in town on .Thanksgiving Day
Visiting, Brothers and. Rebekahs tor- Mrs. Henry 'Mullin, Stewart'and;
diaily": invited.. .-.7 _ ,R.oszella,, left on Tuesday for a short
Mr: ai►d-Mrs,- J.-•:E---Fr-itzley; and •
Mr.' and- Mrs. Robert. 'Hetherington
and Charly' of Chesley, spent Sunday
with .Mr.: and Mrs.: T W. Smith:
Don't forget the Plowing Match on
the Ackert • Farms, Holyrood, on
Thursday, Oct. 22nd; commencing at
J a.m.-Alex B. McKague, Sec.-Treas.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rutledge of •
London and - Mr. and Mrs. Harry •
Tichborne of o . eric , s:pen
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Little. ' •
holiday in Guelph and Toronto.
CAR HITS POST
COMPLETELY WRECKED
Mr. Matt.: &orreceived' a couple
of broken riles last week when a
Ford coupe he was driving, took to
the ditch justsouth of the ' village,
struck a telephone post and then
turned over.
Threshing operationsin-full
string--Matt_'s_-fa :n,
noon -he found he required some
gram, bags: Mr. Fred .Johnston, 2nd
Con., Kinloss, who was' assisting' at
the threshing, told hint to take his
car and go to town for the'', bags.
. It was on the way home • that the
accident occurred. :just at Matt. left
the pavement. south of town he felt
the car heading for the'. ditch and 'was
unable to keep it, on the road. Upon
investigation after, it appeared front
marks on the. road, that possible a
wheel had broken. HoweVer, the
coupe struck a telephone post • and
turited: over, with the result that' it
is pr etically a complete wreck. It
was ken' to Henderson's garage but
is scarcely worth .fixing.
Matt apparently. was not hurt. and
contliued home after the mishap,
and helped ' ith_the threshing. Later
he began to suffered and on being'
' , a_doctor: rt was discov-
ered
attend -11y- ,i
ered that two ribs were broken.
he is'able to be About and
However
does not intend to let the accident
interfere with his work,°it poseibte,
The 3 -act Farce with music "Mar- -
riage in Disguise"' wh7ch ?S being
staged Monday•and Tuesday 'night in
the Town• Hall for the benefit of the
Lucknow Citizens' ,Band is the talk•
of the=' Town and 'citizens generally
are looping forward . to its presents-'
tion. -
150 young people of the town• make
up an alt star troupe'• for one of the
liveliest farces ever staged. •
A special feature of the Tuesday
night performance will be a social
dance after the show. Tickets; are
now on• tale and ate going like hot
cakes. The plan of seats opens at
1VYeKims Drug Store at ,9 A.M: Fri-
day', ' Oct. )r8t . To be 'assured of
good seats have • your tickets marked
early. .
Rev. E. 0. Gallagher attended the
funeral, of the late Archbishop David,
Williams, in London, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Winter'tein
and daughter, Ruth, were the guests.
of Mrs. John Button over the holiday.
Bargains in Men's, Women's arid'
Children's Warm Winter Undergar-
ments. "MARKET" Lucknow Dept.
Store.
e
J
Those from out of . town . may re-
5erve' their -seats for "Marriage in'.
Disgi4iser •on Monday' or Tuesday
night,. by telephoning McKim's Drug
Store. '
Mrs. Frank McInto§h, Harold,
Drennan and Ewen of Windsor are •
in this community at .present owing'
to the serious illness of Mr. Herbert
Drennan..'
Messrs: ;Laverne' and Harold Yoer-
ger of Toronto and'Mr. and Mrs: .1.
A. Robertson of Mount Forest were
week -end visitors with Dr: and Mrs.
D: GGeddes: ' E � -
were
when about . anti Mrs. CamLron McDonald
Mrs. MacDonald and, Leonard visited
recently with friends' in'Guelph and
Toronto.'
Mr. and Mrs. N. cKenzie and
Donald, Mrs; M
cChs skid ;Mrs.
'
James Miller spent • the 'week -end. in
Toronto. • •
Gard of Thanks .
Mrs, Thomas Henry wishes to ack-
g
nowled e with grateful thanks the
kindness' of friends' a►id-rieighbots-
durieg her recent .bereavement and to
....
especially. thank ""those sent
who:of
floW'e�rs and'• cotgtributed the use
oats, •
Mr. and Mrs. P. f: Naylor • and
-.*Ic and Mr. Harvey Naylpr of Tor-
-end visitors with rel- make . it at point to he at-. McKrni's u
were week morning,
onto , • ru Store Friday
•Drug
atives here. .
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hackett, . Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Hackett and Donald,
all of Detroit, spent' the recent holi-
day at the home of Mr. Jas. R.�Hack-
ett, Ashfield.
Mrs: .T. E. Smith underwent
another .serious .operation in Goder-
ich this week, being"the third opera-
tion Mrs. Smith has had during the
past - several 'months.
Mrss..Donalda Douglas :_spent' the
past week -end in London with her .
sister, Miss W nmffed-D las; R: .,,
who accompanied her home on Mon-
day, having completed her term as . • •
nurse -in -training in Victoria Hospital
"Marriage in Disguise" is one . of
the funniest shows ''ever staged and
is supported by beautiful:. novelty' .I
choruses and other specialties. Choice
seats will. be gobbledup early s'a
Card of Thanks ,
The family of the 'late Mrs. McCoy
wish ,to express grateful thank
the friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy during their
recent bereavement:. '
BORN
.... - -on ly ,-November..
-NIIE • On--iVL � .
12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gammie,
12th Con. of West. W awanosh; a
daughter, `
MAIRIED 'IN. LUCKN.O'
Dowling - Reid
t• wedding took place. at the
,en Monday;. October 12
Rev. R. W: Craw united
• Dorothy Rosamond,, dau
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