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- fiIttTYtgDAY, OCTOBER „5th, too',
a•N 44611 FARCE WYT;l3 .MUSIC
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Two
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BENEFIT,., TSE I#1.KISNOW , OMENS" BAND
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'Girls
Georgeous: • ‘Costuines
Handsome', M'en.
in Disguise' :contains a, lou h'
urtain'=-to curtain -and WillT_prov-e
'"the. Son's :bit. q:'
.ALL SEAT RESEW/BD: :PRICE `50c.'.'
plans --of „seats -_on. Sale atitei n'a•_ Drug S.tdre, °Friday, Oct.
16th, at 9 .A: , lf� J .
Special Matinee for Children
Monday afternoon. at' 4.15--15c
RESERVE THESE. NIGHTS AND HELP' THE BAND
After the Show Tuesday •
Night. Everybody, :Come
Social D:
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:green Heltry
-7-The-home-of Mr-anc =-104 Fr&nk.
Henty, Castehall Farm, was the 'scene
Of a quiet 'Wedding on Monday,.::O,O.
12, when their, daughter, 'Robina Matt- dance Slightly Lower Than ,Last
land ,was •,united m inari;iege to. IUIr.
Malcolm F. Green of Doon, Ontario., Irea Lwluttew Citizens', .Band ,In
formerly of Kitchener. The ceremony •Attendance,
was performed•.,by, Rev. `JI, D I'arkc'' C '
�f Grace United,.aC- ulrcl,1.rr., .raaP.SALn,-.-,Taicing-advant.age=of-'the avorable-,
weather last Friday;.. a large crowd'
was an 'attendance at the 70th annual
exhibition. of the Dungannon Agricul-
hingan11.011, 'Fair -
ja; Fh le Weather
Wiles Were ' Splendid Ku.t ' Atten-
brother -ii -law of the .groom; assisted.
4by , Rev. T. C. Wilkinson of White,
church United Church The bride who.
was given in marriage byy her father
wore .a dress of ivory satin • which • tura'l: Seociety.• '
bad been worn by two previous' Brides
There was' an' merease in ;the num-
of the family and 'carried a bouquet
of roses and: maiden hair" fern. Later ber of exhibits with na fine display of
and Mrs Green left •for.,a. trip apples the moat preminent prize win-.
to• •Winnipeg after whish they;; will Hers in; this class being T.rI Salk=
eld, D:. J McAiser, !Wallace
Miller
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Make, •their'lionle .ins"North Bay .�� , - lltlac.,..
Mr. arid Mrs.. ,•Fred, Thompson f •ate and -Lorne Durnrn Jas T: Lyons, with
Bobbie : 'Mr.' •arid ' Mrs . ,Pou" las M l : Flit Hereford' herd. Won the , Bank of
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colmson` and so. n • Donald..•.o f Tgront ,.. Commerce -atrophy as sweepstake
Mr and Mrs: Joe`TifTii►;' Mir and Mrs; ger : `Sam Alton wasL•the b,ig prize
Dan,_ and; ,Mr.,winner' • in the, swine section and'
_Orville.T'rtli•.n,. Joe and_ _
and Mrs. Wesley ° n ' f� ~ardoaa- i r - •11 II . o x
giving -with MTj and -IUDs: Geo: Tiffin dry_ prizes ..__ •
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
TO .CONVENE , AT CLINTON
The annual' convention , of : Huron
County .'Educational. Association of
t" Trustees and Rate Payers will:: be held
• in :the auditorium of Clinton Colle-
' giate Institute.' on : Saturday, October
24th, commencing ''at one o'clock ,p.m.
Inaddition to--tile•-•-Public=Speakin
Con -there"' vey_.-.
• - test • � there wrlfi `be a Spelling
Match for ;the winners .of the several.
•-seheol•-Rears--o€-.thereountY-Mr•-101-
SABBATH SCHO•OL,'•
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' CON'VENTION, KINCA1tDINJS
Reports. Given-at.Afternoon.:Session
Denote 'Healthy.'Growth in. All
Schools.. •
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With .about•'75 delegates .= gather:
in* at : If nor Presbyterian . Church,
Kincardine, the Fourth Annual con-.
g' ventio*. of the• Sabbath School .teach-.
ers and'officers-- 'of Maitland" 'Presby,'
tery proved' very successful on Tues.;
,day, Oct 6th,' afternoon and evening
sessiens-being, helcITiCev`"` • 1 inae
Donald of--Lucknow; ..-acted-as-chair
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Ross. and Miss
Jessie, M. and .Mr. Milton Ross and
little; daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. Walter, :.
Ross and two •sons .all of 'near Tees
water, :; Mr. and Mrs. ,Aitcheson and
;Miss Ada of:Chesley, Mr.and Mrs.
Archie Patterson and family of Luck-
now, spent .:Thanksgiving with Mr..
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colm : McBeth- f - taiL_aud Mr.
W. M. . Morris of Toronto,, president
;.and ' secretary respectively'•of the
•Ontario Schbol . Trustee's' and Rate
Payers' Association ;Will • be . present
to give addresses' and to lead in ssa:
.Round' -Table-=Conferee .-Come- pre-`
pared to 'take part in the `discussion,.
A .cordial :invitation' is extended to
teachers,: trustees and rate payers of
the County and , all . interested in ed-
. • ucational work, to be present.
melt ' et both sessions.
In the afternoonK. McLean
of Wingham, conducted' the devotional
exercises. Douglas 1. You 31ipt:
of Knox School, •.extended a very
warm welcome to the delegates, on
behalf • of "Knox congregation and, or
ganizations. Mr. J. C. Murdoch; of
Lucknow, :gave. a very:.. interesting•.
address on the. subject "The Superin
tendent-His Responsibility and Op-
:;ortunity;" The speaker: believed' that
inspiration was most • essential
Sabbath- School °work :$e ..apoke .,on
the use of the Bible in the schools,.
o=operationt""at, the, --homes and ••the
.power of, prayer for boys and girls.
A very beautiful solo; "Jesus ' To-
day" was rendered by Miss Margaret
McKay, which was greatly' apprec-
dated.
Brief reports of the work by all
the schoolsof the Presbytery rep-
resented • were then • presented and
these were of an encouraging nature
in all cases pointing out 'increased
enthusiast in Sabbath School work.
The final period in the afternoon
was a round table conference'. led by
Rev. Dr, FKanpawin, of Toronto, Sec-
retary of the Board of S.S. and Y.P.
$: ' of the Presbyterian Church in
Canada Thediscussions, • were entered
into heartily, many :beneficial points
were advanced for the furthering of.
the- work: --
Following the closing of, this ses-
sion supper was served -in- the school
roomto the visiting delegates.'
At the evening session following
devotional exercises, Rov. T. D. Me-
Cullough delivered an address on the
theme of individual :preparation fot
Sabbath School work and Dr. Kan-
nawin 'followed with a talk on 'the
school' work in general.,
Knox choir. favored with a splen-,
dila-a rthenfan-d-Mt. Dui, McKay -very
nicely rendered the sole "When the
Ebb ,tide, Flows." q •
The, display of ladies' - work, and
bakingwas very good.,.Outside, ;two'
Speed contents • were interesting. The
Lucknow . Citizens' Band was en -
3. -aged to supply music duririg.the af:-'
ternoon. In the • main building the
'tidies of the Women's Institute sere-''
yd refreshments, the proceeds being
and Ws. W. A. 'Taylor: < - -c
or Western relief • work. -2..;_--=.
Mr; and Mrs., Alex Butlereand. fam-
ily of Goderich spent the holiday
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BIRTHDAY
_� �: ('By Ai►rTe"Camplie'111T: ___re
Ibis is • a. , birthday that -we cannot
Share; •
So far away , .you; are,
: nd 'yet perhaps:. our :thoughts • can.
reach : you there,
Beyond. that pale: gold star. -
So hard it is for us to think of you
Other than l'iv'e . and'' w.'arm,
Upon your birthday all. the friends
you knew'
Recall your 'Worth ,;and charm. 1
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with' Mr. and, Mrs. John McInnes..
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rots, Miss .Min'1
nie, Mr. Walter .Manser,• Robert= and
Donald Murray .all ,of. Toronto spent
the week -end at their summer :ho?ine•
here. •
Mr. and Mrs, George Richardson
The' stock prize ' winners :follow:,
Sheep'
Leicester -aged rani -1 and 2
curves Bros.; :, ;shearling ra-
Patterson and: Seri; 'aged. -ewe -1 and
2, H. Patterson and Son; ewe land:- -
Purves` Bras:, Ii. Patterson;'' • rain
lamb -Purves Bros'., H. Patterson:
Oxford Downs -Aged. ewe, -Orville'
YOU • are alive • today in,x • countless,
minds•.
You influenced on earth, ,
Anti more thanone who loved you
dearly finds:
recently'with., McGowan,Purves :Bros.; '. shearling A ':word .to praise your worth
of 'Guelph 'spent a day ,
Mr. and: Mrs. John Richardson. • , ewe -Orville McGowan, Purves Bros • •
Mi s"Jean -. _., _rale of_ Toronto -ram lamb�Orville-McGowan -
f_do not_know f�l_oylxsg-tho► ghts
s � Toronto-
' ' `RURAL • YOUNG -'PEOPLE
ORGANIZE FOR SEASON.
The --annual • meeting •-of -the-•-Breee-
County Rural Young People's Asso-
ciation was held at the Agricultural
office on Tuesday evening. The re-
, ports presented !indicated • that the.
• past • year has been very • 'successful
•. • in the affairs . of the clubs •through-
' out the county. The officers elected
• were: •
Honorary President, Mr. F. For-
sythe; B:S. A;; •:Walkerton•; -president
• Kenzie Foster, Paisley; vice-presi-
. • dents, Miss Beatrice Scott, Port
Elgin and Fred McQuillan, Lucknow;
secretary -treasurer, Justus •Holm,.
Brant. Members were also named
for the following committees: debit-
• • ing, dramatic, musical festival and
sports. Emphasis will be •laid on
amateur dramatics. '
RETURNS TO WEST AFRICA
Miss Edith M. Clark, who has been
on furlough for the past year from
Missionary duty in West Africa, and -
has been the guest 'of her 'mother,
Mrs. J. M. Clark, during that time;
leaves on Saturday to resume her
• duties. On Tuesday evening the Edith
M. Clerk Young Women's- A-uxi iary
�• of the United Church met at the
home' of Miss Nettie Moffat and pre-
sented her with a well filled purse.
-The number of young people present
at the gathering spoke highly of the
respect in which Miss Clark is held
in her home community.
Teeswater News.
• . , ... , .. ,have power -
t - visitor- with 'her per, Shropshire -aged_ yam -C. Dan,_•
was. a recent„p ,
ents, Mr. and Mrs: Wm. McKenzie.';
brook, • Orville' .McGow(an; shearling •' . To reach you -'where you stay, -
But for your comfort we will wear a
•
And think o you . Qday
In•.• memory of 'the birthday, ,October
19th,' of the late ,Mr • Elliott Miller.
ram -C. Danbrook; , aged' ewe -C.
Strir~4ok,-�O-.:.Ms— "w.l�nwscn z a
awe, ewe lamb and ram lamb -O.
McGowan, T. Anderson. ,
Any .other breed ---Aged • ran': -C:
Danbrook, 1 and 2.; shearling ram -7
Prize Winner ,.
If' Mrs.. Angus Graham, R. R:.'5,
.will call at the "Market" we will 'be
pleased to hand .' her, a nice prize.
Mrs. Graham . is '• eligible , for this
xo -n
_prize_. under_a-s_ystem prize-draw,-'Datibrook; aged-ewe-0-14eGowan-
0. • -Danbrook:. •'shearling ewe --=C.,
Danbrook, O. McGowan; ewe lathb
_;end _ram. - lamb=t. Danbrook; 1 and.:
Sweepstakes -O. ,McGowan, Puryes
Taros.; fat sheep�C. Danbrook,
Cattle
Durham, •.purebred Milch ' cow,/=
Andrew , Gaunt, Bert Treleaven; • 2
''Rear old. heifer -B. rteleaven;' 1 yr.
ing We use for advertising purposes.
only.
1I�1iliEDYOUNG-PEOPLE •
''CONVENE AT ARKWRXt HT
. Bruce C United ' Church . Young.
People's Rally'was held,at Arkwrigle
on Friday, October 9th. It consisted
of afternoon and evening .sessions.
fhe.. afternoon Was .spent in studying
different • phases of Y. P. work and
giving -reports. • :- i
Su.pper__was_..sersed_:in_the_basemen.t,
of; the church. In the evening, Luck-.
now Sunday School orchestra furn-
ished the music. Various reports were
given. The banner for attendance was
given to. Arkwright Young People's
Society," and Wiarton won the shield
for the year's work. The speaker for
the evening was Dr. ArcherWallace,•
editor of "The Onward." Rev. T. H.
,Ackert, president for the ' Bruce Co.
Y. P. Union, beenPied-t a thio: -- -' -
Lucknow was represented by eleven
members. of. the Sunday School orch-
cistra and also Miss Martha MacCal-
lum, Miss, Eva Greer, Mrs. R. L.
Treleaven and' Miss Elizabeth Alton.
Prize Winner •
If Mrs._ Rod. Cantpbelj, , R. R.. 6,
will, call at the "Market" we will be
pleased to hand • her ,a nice prize.
Mrs. Campbell is eligible •for this.
prize under a system of prize draw -
?ng we usefor advertising purposes
only. '
SOUTH HURON '
TEACHER'S 'CONVENTION
The plan of seats for the Band
Show ",Marriage in Disguise" will,
go on sale to -morrow (Friday) morn•
inging'_ at 9 A.M. at McKim's Drug
Store. '•
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The Lucknow ��Iitil
hid `heifer -Andrew Gaunt; heifer
:elf, 6 months and over, Andrew
Gaunt; aged 'iibil7tAndrew Gaunt,. W:
1. Orser. • -
Herefords-milch cows --J. Lyons,
•(aeorge Kennedy, J. Lyons; 2 year
Ad heifer and 1 year.old heifer -Geo.
Kennedy, J. Lyons; heifer calf, 6 -mos:
anti older, -bull calf under -:6 months-
T. 'Lyons, '•1 and 2;• bull, • aged'' -J.
Lyons, G. Kennedy..
Grades -Milch cow -W. A. Orser,
1andl 2; 2 year old heifer -B. Trelea-
en;--steer..calf'runder„ 1 -year.-W. A.
Orser,' T. Anderson. -
Special -Bank of . Commerce Cup-
1. Lyons. Best male individual in
Masses 6, 8, 9 -Andrew Gaunt, di-
ploma. Best .feri'ale in classes 6, • 8
and 9 diploma -7J. Lyons. -
Horses
General purpose 'Team in harness
F. Thompson. Agricttltural-Brood`
.Hare --W. A. Culbert, •William Tay
for and Son, T. Wiggins; foal of 1931,
-W. A. Culbert, T. Wiggins; 2 year
ild filly or gelding -W. Taylor and
Son, Chas. Durnin; 1 yr. old filly or.
;elding-T. Anderson, T. Wiggins; -
ceam in •harnes's-Peter Watson. •
Heavy :Thought -Brood mare --W.
Taylor and Son; A. Culbert and soli:
Dave Gouley; foal of 1931-A. Cul-
bert and Son, Dave Gouley; 3 year
old filly or gelding -W. Taylor and,
ton; best individual -Peter Watson,
W. Taylor; team in harness -Peter
Watson and Son; W. Taylor and. son.
Light horses -Foal ,-t of 1931,-W.
Taylor and son; 1 .year old filly or
gelding -J. R. Savage, Leslie Schulte
single horse in harness, road --Jas.
Johnston, W. T. McLean, Lorne Dur.,.
nin; single horse in harness, carriage
-W. T. McLean Jas. Johnston', Les-
lie Schnl lady driver, Lorne Dur-
in, Leslichultz.
Swine '
Specials -Best penbacon hogs -=•-S.
Alton, W.. Sheane; best boar -S. -Al-
ton;, best •sow -S. Alton. '
Berkshire -Aged boar --J. Turner,
W. Sheaiie; boar • .littered. in 1931•,-'-A..
13: Pentland, J. Turner; sow littered'
in.'1931-.T. Turner, W. Sheene. •-
,Yorkshire -Aged boar -S. Alton;
sow' having raised pigs in 1931-8.
Alton;, boar littered. in 1931-S. Al-
ter; sovi •littered---nn-493-1A-ltdn1-
T. Wiggins. . -
Tamworth -Aged boar -S: Alton;
sow having raised pig's, in'.
1931•-,•S.
Albin, T---A'rrtlerstirry bear littered irr
1'981--S. Aiton,.1 and g; 'soyv uttered
Miss A. Webster;,. Lucknow, • Elected
Vice -President.
The South Huron ' public achool
teachers met in convention Thursday
in the basement . of Main atree£
United 'Church, Exeter. Routine bus-
;nest was transacted: Interesting id -
;tresses were given by. Miss A. Geiser
of Crediton, slid Inspector Beacom of
Goderich. ,Reports of the ' O.E.A. were
received. The following- officers were
elected: ' Honorary president, K. • C.
Beacom, B. A. Goderich; - president,
Claud Blowes, Hensall; vice -press:.
dent, Mies A. Webster, Lucknow; sec-
reterytreasurer, G. • S. Howard of
Exeter. At noon the 138 present were.
entertained-, at luncheon by th
ladies.: of James' Street United church.
'Friday the teachers went. to Guelph,
where they', were theguests of the
Ontario Agricultural College, and
heard two lectures by professors of.
the college. They also visited the
experimental farms,'' ,
-WflMEN1S-MI-ISS•ION A ,RtY-SOGIET
The autumn' Thankofering' meet -
:ng -of the United-..Church_waS held in
Lhe S. S. room, of the church on
Wednesday, Oct. 7th.. Themeeting
was opened in the usual way with
the president, Mrs. MacCallam pre-
siding. Mrs. Freeman read the Scrip
tore • "reading. Minutes were "read and •
adopted. Mrs.' Lawson of •, Mount
Forest • was the special speaker :for
the day and .spoke on the distress in
he,_viest. ler ,description; a th en'•
Prize Winner- ------' •
If Mrs. J. Flax Barlcavell, R.
will call at the "Market" ,we will' be
:'leased' to hand her a nice pr ze.
Ws.- Barkwe :....-is elig�le ,.for this.
nrize under, ystem of prize draw-
ing weuse for advertising• purposes
ditions . existing out there was very
interesting as ,she is wellinformed
in her work and possess a pleasing
personality. Mrs. • Lawson toured -the
west -by' auto and saw for 'herself-
-conditions as they are and many were
the heart rending reports from dif-
ferent places. She.drovethrough six
hundred miles inthe dry Belt of our
Canadian West, where there was no
crop,• -where -farmers =had,. to._.draw.
water 30 miles for ,their cattle and
were selling •butter • for 8c. a lb. and
eggs -3e a dozen. She 'met caravan
after 'caravan resembling the gypsy
wagons • trekin, along trying to find
s land Where they could get pasture
and water for their stock. The• stock
was brought along: with them in the
)rocessi:on. They took what they could`
:tarry of their •possessions and left
the balance behind .ontheir abandoned•
farms and in- all this it was remark"-
able
emark=able how little complaining, every-
body /developing ,the spirit of sacri-
fice. Teachers offering to take only
half -salary in order to 'keep schools
open. She told of a Dr. Darby' refus-
ing a salary of $12,000 and, staying
on the job there for $1800. Mrs. Law•
'ton's .own son ' is a student mission,.
:try on the 'same ground: She spoke
of a mission school where 17 orphans
were taught the Bible, also home
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'CHURCH NOTES .
•
The Anniversary of the Lucknow
United '.Church. will be held ' on Sue-
; -
day, ovember lst.
Rev. R. Perdue, M. A., rector of •
St. Thomas Church, Walkerton, will
preach morning and evening at ' St.,'
Peter's. Church, .Sunday, Oct. 18th..
The annual meeting of the Luck-`
now Branch of' the . Upper Canada
Bible Society will beheld in the Pres-
byterian Church, Friday evening; at ,
8 P.M.Illustrated 'leeture--by-Rev:- R: '-- -
J. Bowen. • , '
Presbyterian. W. M. S. •
training that is supported lay the V W. The October meetingwas held ..on .
'M.S.: There was also an industrial.
the 7th inst. Mrs. G. H. Douglas pre- ,
school near Banff where they train sided and conducted the devotional•
iridian boys and girls' many useful exetdises• assisted by Mrs., Stewart. -
things, and 'over 40 of the men -
joined the s United church recently.
The conditions .in the hospitals are
serious, everybodyworking under a
handicap, short of equipment and
funds, andshe gives great credit. to
,the heroic sacrifices • of the . nurses,
doctors arid • all concerned. Many of
these places will have to close unless'
the people of the east come , to their
rescue. We are faced with this pro-
bleni and it all calls for more sacri-
fice. ' Every membef of the W.M.S.
in the congregation of our. church
should be an active member of the
society and 'rise to the occasion.
Manyof the people . in this Condition -
are our own kith and kite. Let every
body help. 1Virs,'l3uswell read a paper
along,;the line of giving to missions'
which ,was very aper :.'late .for- this -
The' Bible Study was given by Mrs.
H: Mullin. The • 'Tidings Prayer' was
given by Miss McPherson. A solo by
Mrs. Finney was enjoyed by all. Mrs.
B 1fonr • read an '•appreciation, by
M: Strachan, of the late Dr. Caro-
line MacDonald. The topic `Formosa"
was taken by iVfrsti H. Aitchison. 'A
residing was given by Mrs. Anderson
and .a short story' read by Mrs.
Douglas. The meeting closed with
prayer. -
PARAMOUNT
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The Paramount 1J,F.W.O. will hold
their October meeting at the home of
Mrs. Jim kepi -Wit r on ues, ay a
ternoon, , ctober 20th at 2.30 o'clock:
The roll Ball: will be -answered by the
Name of - a' Mari. who, line. beeti",ror
occasion.. Meeting :cloned with Lord's Prorntitent `in tile, U, F. 0. organfza= •'
Pray or in unlaofi, tion,
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