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who attended the Yioaeg
conientien of •Vxer Toted
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Clinton were ltev,.
•Slailley Todd Miss. Li)a
Hump4o.y, Mpg. W;„ L'Miller,. Mra:
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• b.• Todd' Mr • lIcKinley Rainage • and
0c!ta. Webb •
• • rat PilOratnry: •nervion In ' the
:•:•United church ',WWIS'heht..0a
• evening October ..28tb at 7.30 P.
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when • Rey; Tucker "Pekeew' will
addroso. The following SUP -
110 Sacrament will be adminsterad
'at the 11 o'clock Servlce.
U.A. cSunday evening a good crowd
`4"• "'• ' teeete4..Re4, Brown, the representa-
tive; Of the Bible • Society., Rev.
Wnkinlon" Presided; 'Mimi A:. Gaunt
sang very areetly Jesus Remetnher
'Me';''andiRnrothir:anit-..09rden Alger.
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sang" a duet Rev :Bowen took as,
. ;.••; discourse "The Seedis the Wordof.
'"••:. dee: „Xte;V:. T;*:ck
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The Women's Instituteiyill le held
Miner 'on•
Thursday, •November nt :2,30 • Roll
-call-Ways Of- stoking ,Vegetables...
Siihjeet "Books, Millie.' and; Art "' in
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charge -of .mrs.' D. • Pldllips, Heatesses,
Mrs, Joe auntund Mrs. Jas.
Visitors • are 41Weini welcome. •
A 1.10.0tv'epn• will be held,
,in• ,the„, school roem, of •the, • United
chiirch on Monday evening • under
: -the-atispices' .of- the-Young--People's-
Bible : class 'Conti and enjoy a plea.
ant. evening , '•
••• • .:Mr • Sohn Joint Intd,s, very 'saccees-
k• • • • .fut barn: rinsing: last week, • -When-be-
tween-40 Lind- -50-•::•inen• -engaged- -in :
••. • ••s raising a largeisfructure on the Stone
Hous farm. •• .• • : . *
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Mr. Dan lVieEiilne!!"dth, eon:, is re-
ported te /?e fier0Us/Y. 111, We hoe
fora speedy recovery:
Mesirs. Roy. MacGregor and Fred'
Lott are putting on 'a masquerade
dance in the Institute 1111 at White-
church this Friday evening, when
McCartney's 6 piece oieiestra
LucknOw will furnish music, • The
.PrOC.40. eftPr._PaYieg..PcPOneeP Will
be donated to the Institute.'Everyone:
is welcome.
Mr, and Mrs. Jain, McInnes ad
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daughter Catherine' Of' .TeeeWater
spent Sunday with., Abner Ackert.
,rtton't, forget the Masquerade ,d,a.nce
on 'Friday, October .8th i., the,liely-
rimid gen, under the 'auspices • of the
Starlight Entertainers of :-'Walkerton
• Mr. and Mrs. Corbett, of -NekstOwil
are visitingwith their: daughter,
•WIre, Rikeharci Elliott.
‘Nre. Charles Sheila and • daughter
Doris; and Mr!” Finlayson •of Wing -
ham, were' regent visitors . at, Mr.
little daughter of Culross spent Bun, Charles congFam,*op,°$atk&day, •
day with Mr. and Mrs John, Richard- Mr - George Hark ad TVIies,
SOIL t . • . . .. ' , ;• Margaret, on of.,„Wallaceburg • were
Mr . and , Mrs George HarltriesS, and recent . ,vieitere., with ..),Irot _oner,
Reeta;' Mr,: and Mrs: Victor 'Emerson : .
Russell: Ritchie of Bt. Helene. • , . day,at Mr Thos a: TPOW;
Ackert: '
•••• ng.r. Thos MacDonald.. s ent, Su
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spent. Sunday with Mr, and . Mrs. ' it4,:_.;, • g, ., .....,
100 Tena Oirieleitlip with pile% k :it 4 •..i. it„....t! Ackert ,.....i,t4,416i5dA„.•
!l'Inia'4.. 1 -ler many friends rhOlie:to' see T' r• .' oroit:. u4P 742- 114. ' .• • _. i';',
her, about soon, , .,t4.•,,; ...t... - ' : . .
.,.(Intended for Last: Week) ';...1 4 .' :•-*v. r44°Ia •Ackert,
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The ▪ Whitechurch Women's. fusii:: •414 f.a.MitYrned, Mr's.: J..,:1-1.: ACkeilt.'01
tate was held on October ..1.4th at the Alienfoid. called on friend a hire re-
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'home of Mrs. J.1. MarrlsOn. The. C644:* .._•.: ' . .:•• . ' ...:
vice president Mrs. R. Ross presided We , liviih to extend our ' Oongratti-
The, roll call 'ills .!"Suggestion , for lations tO Mr. Lorne Culbert and Mr.
Brides." It was decided to send' no Harvey Ackert on ' •their au -peeps at
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delegates:to the 'convention being held the Plowing' Match: Mr; Culbert' with
at 'Walkerton. The Institute ' Rally double Plough winning three ''firsts;
Song was, enjoyed by all. Mrs. Vir. and Mr., Ackert with traitor ;Vanning
'Canner gave a paper "Dependability third,
prepared by.. Mrs .' Godkiii. :Mrs.. BA 1.., The next meeting of the H.! ;W: I.
Reid gave .a attio, Juanita.' Miss ,Mar- will be held at: the home of Mrs.
lel Gaunt a reading "Swatting -them Charles ,CongraM. on Thuraday, Nov.
Day by DaY"; Mrs -B McCleneghan 3rd. .Directors, Mrs. Earf Hodgins,
a . reading, .kindness. Smile Awhile; Mrs, Joseph Hodgins. Tonle,' Arhus
sun* and acted, was enjoyed by all. tice 'Dv. tied Why We Celebrate it
The collection 'was received, the host. by :Mrs. Michael Gamb'e. , Contest, ,
opt thanked for the ruse of- her -'home, --Butter, -priZei, ROB- call; For what" I
the November lmeeting-read-,-National-ranrmost-thankful. Lunch 'Colif:,-"M"fc
Anthem sung and lunch served by the Thos. Harris, Mrs, Ernest Ackert,
hostess. •i • -. • . Miss Lizzie Pierce. •• •
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lLiTc1KNOW SENTINEL
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Published eveV7 tringsflaY
' 'at Lueite0W. iiiPterie. '
Mrs-•• A. '12. Praekenzie ,--PinPrietter-
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Campbell Thompson,Fublisher
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THUROA* AlarOBER 2Yth,-1912.
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A reunion of' the franDY of 'Mrs.
Harryloying of Londesboro. was bid
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at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Lyon of th 1.3thF eon.,' Hull tt on
'rhazikagiving Day WhenMr. - and
Mrs: !lines and famil of,
Dresden,. M. and km,Avtinielciro.i,
lake' one fancily :or'•Eieter,.Mr.. and
• )1M;:s#Eva;leGsliir. tu,lickxidno: W,f.4;i1Voirre ,r11.34:1f`:
sind!**es. Nien''1;YOtt and
so, Mrs Harry • and Mise'4da:
Og•and.41•01*".er.:
• iiituk4er of LilclinOW;
alr gathered to njoya fowl dinner
tinol.Act. ;Spend a few hours...in him!
intercotirse. 'All the members .of Mrii,
Lyon's' family were Present with the
exception'of one daughter, Mies Maud
whojis in CalgarY.,;Tiniold, the twelye,
year old. son Of Mr, and 'Mrs...Kers,
lake, had the misfortune When-eraiik.
ing the carto leave' home that Morn-
• ing to: have his arm ' broken. tIre
• bones were. set and the' lad came along.
tothe •party, f as it was too good an
outing 'to be miesed. • •
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Ralph: "Before Arnos was: married
heivould be the boas oi.kilow
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Ralph: "Iiiknoivs the reason why.'
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•f.Dom:INmN..:,9F.:CANADA'BoNDs.
1932
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On Monday, October 31, Canadians will have an opaortunity to invest
An -a. new issue of $80,000,000 Dominion of Canada Bonds. By buying
- these Bonds you will accomplish two things: -
1. You will obtain the soundest investment available to Canadians,
secured by the resources and 'integrity of the Dominion.
42. You will assist in further strengthening Canada's financial position,
with favourable effect upon general business.
XTOTWITHSTANDING the trying condi-
dons which have prevailed during
the past three years; Canada has established
an enviable record of financingl. For ex-
ample, among other accomplishments, the
Dominion has refinanced ---before maturity
and at a reduced interestrate--$640,600,000 '
of its public obligations, due in 1931, 1932,
1933 and 1934.
The nesiDominion of Canada ilonds, which
will bear 4% coupons, will he offered at a
sufficient discount to provide an income
yield in line with curtent 'interest rates.
• Within the last few months Great Britain
and other countries have arranged import-
ant financial operati'ons. In each case, these
have met. with marked success, investors
• having quiddy recoged the trendtoward
lower interest rates.
The success of the new eitnoclien loan is
important. It will further demonstrate the .
• confidence of Canadians in their own, Colin -
try atidlhis confidence will be reflected in
the money ittatkis)'41;t74,11w world.
PO,- national' advantag—and for your indivkluai benefit—lan now to buy
Dominion of Canada 4% Bonds, 1932, when they are _offered next Monday
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This preliminary advertisement is published by THE DEPARTMENT OF VIANE io• •
enable Canallian investors to make arrairgementa to participate in this offering.
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TI11743D4y, .oer onxitt 27* 1930,..
. Wiirrge141jjRCH •
and Ruby- lconnodY•
retturned home last woke* 000
lag two. weeks visiting 'ftelt 040
..Mr3f.kr,T•PcieY:etfeMOLPIoul:eld°1-o'f9SeAt.Ici7loiona'
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11 pent 4Sunday 'itj 'h •0;t14.4-,
4ohn. Thom of..FOrdwich.,
Relatie :Forster,
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sPe#L.04 at_blit bonne here,
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Mr,' and *a. i4umel. Reid of Brant,
ford spent the week -end with his
atotlint, Mrs: Alex ,Reid. •
%Mi.'Ezra Scholtz •recefired the .ad
A,* thgt:mhis father who was 'stuck
by nar )144Anhti,in and baduirt
dLii Goderieh•.'.hospitat. ,Th
,aila*•• 'extend :their ny 1path3v tothe
1.3..ereaved yelatives p
te•••"'',aesorry to repot '044t Mr
John Gadat had the nlitifertai* to
badly w*th the axe whIIq
.119 was underbrushiug near ifolzroed
where:he is wOrldrig with Mr. Cbas,,
Gillespie's. ditching outfit. „He:
taken to Whigham• lioaPttal: 'We hog!'
he will soon hatter, "•z • „
•Messrs. John and David Kennedy
•received the sad news on Monday of
the deathref their nephew's wife, Mrs
Barry liteCleakey Guelph, • who
was sick only a le* .das and, pals.
ed away Monday morning :in St 'Jos-
ePlea• . hospital' -there. • The funeral
was held on. Wednesday. Those who
attended, the funeral, from around
herewere Mr.. and, Mrs. 'Tames
'Kenny and 'Annie of ..Licknow,..Mrs.
David Kennedy", 'Peter and George;
and Mitt: Neil"McCallum of ,Langside,
Mri.• Lorne-Durnin,' st...ilekno'and
•Meliitosh, • Lucknow.
• Bev. Mr. _Bowen, of London spOlre,
,in the • Presbyterian church SUntioy.
morning on the -work: of the Bible
ktood attendance
• present This is a 'great work and we
hope it will get. the • support
it de-
serv'�s. •' •
The Sunday sikporediftientioriof
the. Maitland „Presbytery •vittis.teldin.,
the Presbyterian 'Church on Tuesday
of last week. A good attendance was
present from the different •eliurchirc'
These meetings should be an
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thin to all, suidak:„..srhool .teachers
and workers. and all - who are inter-
ested in Sunday achookWork. 'Supper
wasr l servedcthe basement of 'the
e huc
• :(Ini:ended, for Last Week)
Mr: and Mrs.. Fred Harris and
children of, St.. Mary', and ligrz and
Airs, !!Doe.w__of„.„Buceleld,„ spent
Sunday with Mrs. • Barrie' parents,
kr,..,and Mrs. Clabb: • "7
Miss • Frances Wilson of Wingham
• anent the week -end at the home of
.,,her brother, Mr. -Jas. -.Wilson
' Miss, Agnes Wilson returned to
Stratford °General littapital on Mon-
day, after. Spending two weeks Va-
cation at her home here. Mr. and Mrs.,
James Wilson and Miss Merle Wil-
son motored to Stratford with her.
Mr,. and Mrs. 'Alfred Tebbntt of
Goderich spent Sunday with her. sis-
ter, Mrs. Andrew Fox.
Mr.' and Wk. 'Wm. J. Henderson
of Wingham, and Mrs. Stewart 'of
Harnilton,ipent Sunday with Mi.' and
Mrs. David Kennedy. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Naylor. motored
to•Londen lat Saturday to.se0' their
daughter, litIrs. Itoy McGee Who Un
derwent a serious operatic* in St.
Joseph's hospital last week. • •
• Misses Mary Cook and Jean .Coul.
ter, nurses -in -training of Winglam.
Hospital'pent the Week -end with -the
lattei's parents, Mr: and Mrs. Wm.
Coulter. •
Mr. Thos. Henderson received the
sad nevi's .of. the death of his uncle.
Rev. Andre Henderson of the west,
who Passed'away on Ocitober-Ith.
He has spent quite a number 'Of years
preachink out there, but will bei"re-
membermily Many from around here
• He was. in, his 89th year, tind was
highly respected in this community.,
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Mrs. Andrey reel of ,Canboro,
spent a few days recently with Mr.
and Finnikan and kr. and
Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Comfort and son -
Ennis of St. Catherines, spent the
• wek-end with- the latter's Anetlier,
Mrs: H. .L Blake. , • • ' •
Mr. and Mrs. John Rivett and fani-
• ily of Weyburn; Sask., have come to
reside with the fernier's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Shadrack Rivett.
• Mrs. 111cLatighlin Of. Detroit spent
the past„„week with her sister, Mr.
Raymond Finnigan.
Mr. Sam, Sherwood reeeived the ricad
news of the death of his brother, Mr,
Will Sherwood, who died -suddenly
near Saskatoon on Siin'day. the sym-
pathy of thia coinmunity goes out to
mr, and Mrs. SherWood.-
, Mr. Russ'ell Neil Is engaged with
Mr. Rayinand Finnigan or thewitt,
ter. •
A number of the children a this
septieh have the 101514
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TH040.; FAIPAt SATURDAY,
• Oetober• 27-46,-29 • •
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„ROBERT MONTGOMERY
0,100d* Of tli‘ Follies
A Wigan, Inteireat!'Story •by the
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GANG doigEOY
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MONDAY. TUES,DAY; WED.
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SOUTH BRUCE PLOWING 'MATCH
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Thursday the .weather Man •behaved -
yen!. 'nicely for the ,._South Bruce -
Plowing Match. The day was ali an
ideal' October day could be. The soil . •
Was in excellent .conditioni and the •
contestants had everythinerin 'their .
favor. and some of the best Work ever
aceemblished in this t ection- waswit6:,
nesseilbiy-Lthe_VerY- large number -of
people who took •advantage of tee
event and the beautiful weather to. ' '
haw a day's outing. Mr. Elliott'Mo,
nes of Osheweken did the(' iudginti.
Mister Bruce. Jeffery. • TeesWater's
Youthful nlovirman. won- second niece ' •
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in his" class. :garrying. Off. 'a Fleury •
Plow at half Dri,ce. 'which was &Mated
to 'the.,tissocition *by;his father. He
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also won the younst' nlowinick •in ••
the --competition:"..----The-oldest- man in
the. contest-was'Mr. Fred Graham. Sr. . •
Of . esborti: This7eentleman was- 62.
years' old. and. had a,sou 27 plowing
in the same 'Class. Mi. Herb MeKdeve
nossesses_the_best plow team and -the .
neatest outfit. He also won out in,his
own clew. The follotvine are•thd'nrize
Winners.• `•
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• High Cut Plow. Onen-lst Wesley
Howe. Turner's:,„ R. 21 2nd. Bert
1,1criems:72inwav,: ,Brus;e1s:• 3rd. Fred,
Grahani. Desborcw• 4th. Fred
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Grahain, Jr.. Desboro, . •
Plain or jointer Plow. Onen--lst.
Win. Mitchell; Listowel.. crown •& fin-
ish: 2nd. M. J. Linton. Mitchelli 3rd: •
Bernard Scluiurr.• ' Walkerton: .4th. •
Winhani• 5th h.
Schnurr. Walkerton: 6th. Herb Arkell
Teeswater: Geo. McDonald. Rip-
ley.
Class
3.
Plain Plows. One n: to all: Wile have
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never won first '-drize,, in Men'sCla
ss-.1st, herb McKague, TeePwater
cron & finish; .2nd, Archie McKin•-• •
non,Greenock. R. 1,; • 3rd, Stewart
MeDinuird, • Teeswater;, 4th, Harold
Thompson, tiolyrood,
Class 4
Jointer Plows -Open to all who
uive never won a first prize in Men's
.;lass--lst, Walter Woods, Win - Itant, •
zrovvn; 2nd;, Jack Elliott, Owen 4oubd
. .1 3r4, Russell Ironmonger, Tara
R. 4, finish; 4th, Joe /3eninger.Tess-
cw:sg5
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R. 2.
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Open to Boys Who Have Not
Reached Their Twentieth Birthdai,
AI October 1st, 1932 -1st, Stewart
Barber. Owen Sound, R. 4, crown; 2nd
Somali thade; Mitchell, R. 4, .finish
Ird, Arnold Shaw, Tara, R:2; 4th
Earl Weppler, Chesley; 5th, Chas.
cNieaesdsh6an, Ripley R. 3; 6th, . Russel
Belli Greenock. • ,
Open to Boys '16. Years and Under
1st, Geo. McKay, crewn, Ripley; Brn
ck7ee
ieff:sty, finish, Tees::ter. •
2 -Furrow Plows -Waking or Rid -
ng at Least 3 Horses-lst, Lorne
Culbert, Ripley, • R. 3; 2nd,Rupe!
Baptst, Forinosa; 3rd, 'Elden -Lowry,
Ripley; 4th, Alvin Thacker, ormosa,
CRI.aglss.C8LlbTerart-atasroVvn&
1st, Gordon McGayin; Walton; 2ad,
T. P. O'Malley, Teeswater; trci, Har-
vey Ackert,'Holyreed; 4th, Jack Zarit,
Port Elgin. MeGivin-rown & Finish
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• - 15 -Beat plowed land by resident -
of Kinloss TO. in Class 4 -Geo. Pet- • •
bigreyv, HWY-ood. , •i!r
18 -Best plowed land Culross
resident in Sod Classes -Herb Mc-
KagneTeetiwater.
19-,-13est• plovved land by Culross
eaelidleeyrt,t Tineesstwuabtbelr.
eclasses-.-T. P. 0'-
x0 -youngest boy plowing--ruee
Jeffery, Teesater.
212-0ldest man plowing -Fred
Graham, gr,. iDeshoro,
22 -Best plow team loaned for
use at the naatch-lst, Walter Far-
rell, Ripley; 2nd, Ed. Harison, Rin4
ley: 3rd, DaVid Brooks; ,;11ipjey.
23 -Best plow team at naii
Herb *Keene, Teeswater.
24-14Iatest outfit, team, plow, bar -
net and plowniair' considered -HO)
McKague, Teeswater. - • ,„„; •
25 --Best crown at the match -,-Wm.
Mitchell; Listowel.
26 -Beat plowed land by a •Riuley
Jr. Farmer, competitor to be inood.
standing, Sept. 1st; 132•-4st, Ge,
McDonald, Ripley; 2nd, Harold Thom-
pson; Std, Chas. Needham, Ripley;
4th Geo. McKay, Riple.
27 -Best ploweil land at the match
-Bernard c num 'Walkerton.
28 -'Best plowed land bv bov 19
Vtl"fi of age or oader-44tilyart Ear -
per, Owen Boum."
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