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Ste"HELEJ.S
Rev. R.'' W. Craw of Lucknow, call
ed on,,.friends' here recently., • r.
• Mz. and` Mra. Rownes . and •daugghr
ter Of Detgoit, , Mr:, and Mrs. Brown.
and Mrs. •.Dayent'. of Brucefield were.
recant visitors at. the '• home' .of Mr.s.
B; M•nrioskt. ,
= Mr. Schlnker• •of 'Kitchener, and_
: Meears: McIntosh of, Vineland ;and
Buffalo, were week -end visitors with
friends ,here.
• Mr. and Mrs. , Robinson. Woods .and
ML.,._Lerne. Woods attended the Tay-'
Ior-Campbell. wedding at Brucefield'
--on-y -
-Saturda� ., Misses Mabel. atid_In._.
ene Woods of Kitchener •:were also
guests Coming on home for the week -
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BY-LAW NNEER3,193
f The
Villa a of Luektiow
In The County f Bruce.,
provide for' borrowing_ as aforesaid, in sums of . •not • less
Ate sum' to
BY-LA,
Mei .... �,noted .dollars. '
of $7,500.00 uco , Det n than One hundred
Debentures shall . be
tures of.the Municipal Corpora 2.
. of the Village of Lucknow to pay sayable at the `Branch or Agency of
for the construction of a pavement the Bank of Montreal in the Village
on -Havelock Street ie said Village, of Lucknow i the County of •Bruce.
`sa h ' be lawful. `far • the
from Campbell ,street to the South 3, Jr •
erly ]im`, it of I udgard' street; to --a- Reeve• --of the•-peaid• Munictpality,�afln
- width of twenty feet, and other be ishereby autborized and instruct
i.e. Andersen's on - - ar- imProvemeuts.
'A to sign and issue Debentures
;heath; WHEREAS • t_..,is deemed expedient hereby authorized to be- issued and
'
• and necessary- by the Council df l
H' H AND,THERE
Rey.' E, Q. Gallas her, W. 14".
Kinloss District. accompanied 'by .John
Carter, P.M.; Mark Gardner, 'W Me
Richard Carter,. DxM•; and Bert Ward
L..S. of Lucknow L.O.L. 428 visitec;
Ripley Orange Lodge 790 last Tues,
day evening where the RoyalPurple
Arch Degree was. exemplifiSd,ifn a
Most . efficient manner.
Anniversary services will be , con-
ducted .in South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church •on Sunday„ June •5th. Morn-
ing - service at. 11 ' o'clock. Evening
service at 1.00,'
Benefit Social • evening, Zion Hall,
eyenit g_oL June-. ili.Everyboy
come.' For a. good '•.cause. ' . i5
Mrs. N.. 'Stewart and Jackie spent
o cause the ,sanre•-to be -•signed ---by- a leve-days_r-ecently with_her...parenta_
in: Whitechurch;
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest Gardner and
it1arion • of Zion visited . last Tuesday
with , Mr. and . Mre.,.Mark Gardner.
Mr. ''Albert':.Career' 'and` ,Harry,
Champion, are at.present 7' repairing .
dshar penin lawn mowers in oaur,
ands P g
vi'cinit
Y.
"Mr:'• --Mac- -Inglis'~- of Whitechurch"
spent T :•Ers.!',�, last with friends. here'
Mr.• .Richards Carter'is at ' present
engaged with. Mrd William Henderson
on .his farm at. Rapid •City.,
Rev. avid-MYST'Burgess a`n 1VIr: D.
'S. MacDonald spent Thursday'.even-
ing wtli. Mr. and Mrs: ` Jolii Carter.-
Cemetery
arter.`Cemetery Improved; !
Mr. l�. C. Taylor and his assistants,
,of"Lucknow; last week-comp1eted-the-
marking' and seeding of. Bethel ceme-
tery, which is situated •.'some two''
Miles • east of 'St;' Helen's village. Mr.'
John Joynt . spa isored and . financed
-the -improving, of this burial_ ground,
which .through •lack'. of . 'care.. had be-'
Come badly '.overrun with shrubs and
trees.'; Cradle knolls and'fallen. head-
theVillage of Lucknow :this Seven-„ stones also added to the difficulty of
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teentli day of May A.D. 1932., renovation. However ' cement bases
but he
expired quite suddenly while
eating bis :breakfast Tuesday marn-
ing. The • flneral,..to . the St Helen's
cemetery : in:^ Thursday,'; watt largely
attended;,'by :old friends' and. neigh-
bots.
ur¢ spent .a•
i`ec h
.Miss, Fox .Rf ''�ffh.t h .., .,.P , .•
few days With his aunt, ;Mrd °W J
:Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Beatty. ' and ,son of
Goderich,. were :visitors with Mrs.
Beatty's' sister, Mrs. D:.I'ba111Pn•.
• cuw .
Miss, Vera Todd was home:yfor the
week -end. . • ' ' •
Mr. D. B Murray, Miss Mary Mur-
ray and. ' Mr. and Mrs: Cliffe'Murray.
visitors '-Witt'. Seaforth ,friends
were-•_.,_
The.` June ..meeting' of the ' Harris
' 'Mission Band will be held 'at; the
inanse on Saturday afternoon. r -The`
members. are -requested to bring
their' donations of Christmas ,gifts
for the bale.
Aft 'George Clark, of 'Hamilton, who
With _: Miss' Colin Clark'was spending
the week -end. with -his mother. at
Westfield,' called on -;.friend's here on
'Saturday. Mrs: Alex MacLennan of
Chicago is .also a visitor'..with her
mother,' Mrs. 'Clark. '1
: Congratulations .'are. due . Messrs.
'Wilson Woods. and Lorne Webb who
were .successful in 'their examination
-at . the ' O.A C.
Mr:. McTig'ert, who is a•• manager
and M'r. Kindless "who is herdsman•'
' of the. Patterson 'herd 'at Richmond
Hill' were callers' at Mr. Frank Todd's
'.on Monday.: '•
s • the week -end
Snydef ° �a
guest of Miss: Greta Webb;
Keen interest continues in~the Y.
P. Society: The . meeting on Sunday
night' was in 'charge of.Miss Webb's
.-•- side. The scripture lesson . was read
by, Laur•ine:,Miller :and the comments
on it by Mr. Mclntyre. The subject, -
What hat it means to be a Christian at
' work, was taken by Mrs. W. L Mil-
' ler, while Rev; T. C. Wi'Ikinson • lel
the' discussion. following. The specie'
nuMbers which were . much enjoyed,
were a piano ''solo by Miss' Florence
McQuillin and. a vocal 'solo by Mrs:
Wilkinson.
Sympathy is1' extend to - Messrs.
Archie and Jos. Anderson • in ; the
death •of ' their 'brother;•. Mr. • George
Anderson at the former's horne here
' on 'Tuesday, May '24th.. Mr. Ander-
son, who had been ill 'at Lucknow for their' brother, Mr. 'Sandy'Kennedy Sr.
cone time, •was removed to Mr.' Ar- who is sick.
WHITEC IURCH `-
:Municipal' Corporation , of the Village
of Lucknow to -construct: a ' conerete
.cement .pavement. on Havelock, street
:from Chmphellatreet to the Souther-
y, liinit,.of •Ludgard Street add. of"
certain, ,ftnprovementa. in said 'Village
end foar.• the puipose,',of paying for
same to.raise the suis of $,,7,500 00
• WHEREAS : the ; estimated
„lifetime
' -A
ND
„lifetime of 'the .said .work is twenty
'years. • 1..T�o
AND WHEREAS it is desirable,
raise 'the sum of'$2500.00 for the
purpose aforesaid - by the issue ,hoe,
.pebentures upon., the. credit. of t
Village •of •.Lucknow; , and for • such
..purpose=•th_M_unici _al Council of
Said : Village intends by this .By law
tcse . a..- create.__a debt upon the said C.or
- r-vice-••-in-.� t
- There ;will --be- -no -se , ,,,
Presbyterian church next 'Sunday, • nitration of $7.100.0(1 wiib merest
mill per cent . per annum payable in,
owing. to the anniversary service at
Calvin -Presbyterian
Rev. John Pollock is at London this
week attending the Asseinbly.
Miss Annie .Kennedy is spending
a few. days in Goderich:, with. her . sis-
ter, . it Har Tichborne.
Quite.. a• number from''here attend
ed .the,, musical festival at Lucknow
last .Thursday'iind�h'iiday', and' diose
who took part are. Messrs Charlie
Martin • and -John Pollock. :Jr., and
Misses, Dorothy' Polleek,' Lela Leggatt
and Agnes 'Gillespie..
Mr.' Robert: Ferrie iss: seriously ill
and also Mr.'John Laidlaw- met with
an accident last Tuesday while work-
ing with •his nephew, 'Robert Laidlaw:
We • hope 'he will'seen . be . able to be
Put again.
The sympathy of ' the community''
is extended to 'Mrs. Fred Davidson in
the death.. of her mother, Mrs. ?Bell
of - Fowaich ` " �j
Mrs. Fred David en . goes to Ham-
ilton"this week to at d the gradu-
ss Mary Weir:
tion of her daughter, , i
Miss May '•Morris , returned to her
home --in'- Hamilton -.,.after -spending -a
few • weeks with Mrs Duncan Ken-
nedy.
Mr. and . Mrs.. Fred .Stanley of
Chesley spent the,24th with. Mr. and
Mrs.' .Duncan Kennedy:
Mrs. Thomas ,Henderson is under
the doctor's carer We hope to, see her
out again before long: -
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dowling and
Miss Pauline Reid and Miss Dowling.
of Hamilton• visited 'recently With
their-'• parents, Mrj and Mrs...Pert
Reid.
Mr.' and Mrs. Alex 'Naylor of Poi?t
Colborne visited'recently' with • phis
brother, Mr.' B: S. Naylor. •'
thereon' at. the rate, of five • and' one -
twenty . equal. annual. instalments by
the, issue of Deb" tures with coupon$:
attached for the pp ym'ent of, interest.
• EAS•' it . is" desirable
AND'` WIiER,
and the Municipal Council of. said
tillage . of Lucknow. has determined,
.o issue Debentures at one time, and
e the principal : of - said. debt
to make
repayable by yearly sums during the
period of , twenty years. "being the
currency of the said 'Debentures,
such , yearly sums, being . of such re
sired e, amounts that the aggregate
amount payable in •each ` year for
principal' , and interest •at the rate of
five and : one-half 'per"cent. per an-
num .in respect of. the Said debt'.shall
be .aa nearly as. possible equal'to the
amounts so ,payable in, each of the
Nineteen' other years of' . said, perioa
as shown in the schedule hereinafter
mentioned.
AND WHEREAS•, the amount of
the whole rateable property ,of the
said Village of Lucknow -according
'to the lastsrevised Assessment Roll
�f said; Municipality is the sum, of.
$423.090.00: ' ' : • -
AND WHERE -AS the present exits --
ting. debt of the said Village of Luck-
now
u
now secured by• . Debentures is ' the:
sum of. $84.728.31, and no part of the
said sum. is in. arrears. • '
AND WHEREAS for'' paying off
the --.-said' ` princinal . sum of Seventg-
dve .hundred dollars and. interest -it
will be necessary to . raise in the
Several years hereinafter: mentioned
the .. following • sums:- '
No., Ptrincipal Interest Total
1. ' $215.10 $412.50 $627.60
2,. 226.93• 400.67 ' • ' 627.60
3. 239.41 388.19 • 627.60-
4. : 252.57 •375.03. 627:60
5. 266:46 361.14 627.60
281.12 627' 60
296.59
312.89
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Messrs. John, David and George
Kennedy of this: community and Mrs.
Lorne Durnin of St. Helens, motored
to Guelph Last Wednesday to visit
Beware
the
Fire
Peril
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WHEN
you are building,
is the best time to
make your home safe from
the damage fire can do.
Order time -and -labour
saving Gyproc Wallboard for
all interior walls, ceilin , _ and
partitions.
When remodelling, extra
space may be gained by,
dividing the attic and base-
ment with .Gyproc partitions.
You can paper .it or panel
it if you wish and it is an
excellent base for Gyptex or
1i labastine.
Gyproc may easilyidentified by
the name on the board and the,
Green -tripe along the edge. •
gypsum. Lilt AND ALessaruIE.
Canada. "iiimited
Pada terie•
For Salta $y
Henderson & Fisher
d6liai. Murdie Si Son
Rae SI Porteous
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Lucknow. Ont.
Lucknciw, Ont.
L:ok11sED_w. Ont.
he •Treasurer of the •sand Munrcpal-
ty :and the, Clerk of the .'said •Muni=
npalitr is hereby authorized:' and
;lirectee4 to , attach the seal of the
Mid M•usuc ipality •• to' ' the said.' De-
4entuures.^ •
.. Debenturesshall, bear 'the
'4.. The, .
,;aine, date and shall' be issued. within,
t o ear's after the day on 'which the
w y
said . is passed and' may bear
-any ,date•within:..:such..two�..years and•_
shall bs payable: an equal annual • inn-
stalniente during •the twenty years
next atter the, time,. when the same
'are issued.. and the respective
amounts 'of principal • and interest.
.payable in • each ,year Shall be as set
-forth in�-tAh�ee-recitals hereto.
• _E.' THERE' .sha11 he raised • and
levied in 'eaeh-Year.-by_,-.s.pecial r_•ate-
on all rateable property in the said
Municipality 'a'sum •,sufficient to• :dis-
charge lthe several instalments of
-principal-and interest_ a_c 'uing dupe
on. the said Debentures•as the same
.become respectively payable accord
:ng ''to the provisions' of; this By-law:
.'6. The, said suln of Seventy-five
hundred dollars shall be • expendeo'd
when. 'raised. for • Ike....vu=P se ,et
forth • ;in - the --recitals--hereto. '• • ,•
7. ' This.. By-law shall come into
:full :force and effect'immediitely up•'
on the final passing, thereof.
Passed provisionally 'and dated at
6. 346.48
7. 331.01'
8.. 314.71
9. 330.11 ' 297.49
10. , ' 348.26 • ' 279,34
1L 367.41 260.19
12. 387:62 239.98 ..:.. ,627.60 `. 40.8694 218.66 627.60
. 431.43 • •196.17 627.60
15. 455.16 172.44 627.60'
16. ' 480.19 ' 147.41 , 627.60
17. 506.60 121.00 627.60
18. 534.47 93.13 627.60
19. ' . 563.86 • 63.74 627.60
20. • '594.88 32.72• , '627,60
being the aggregate amount for 'prin-
'_ipal and interest -to be :paid' each
ind every year according to the eta -
:ate in such case made and provided.
NOW THEREFORE THE 'MUNI-
CIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORP-
ORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF
LUCKNOW ENACTS. as follows:
1 THAT it.,shell be lawful for
the -Reeve of the said Municipality
for the purposes aforesaid to. borrow
the said' sum of Seventy-five hundred
dollars and to issue Debentures of
the said Municipality to that amount
with coupons attached for the pay-
nient• of interest at the rate of •five
andone-half per cent• per annum
627.60
627.60
627.60
627.60.
627.60
JL. DGi; ANTS AT. •
HIGII CO.UR$ --SITTING
Four Cases Are Reared In Supreme,
• Court...In Walltfrtan This, Week
Southampton 'Man Allowed Dania-
ges: For-'Iniiuriies`�received On 'Ice,
Covered •Sidewalk.
-: " . '`
Four out of fives case s slatedfor
trial at the non -jury sitting of the
Supreme Court. of Ontario; which
opened ' zn '.Walkerton •on Monday,
P .
were 'heard .by Mr. Justice Garrow,
with dig following results::
Southampton Assessed $100.0.
In an action brought by Ronald A.
Burgess' of _Southampton against that
town, ,Burgesswas al owed $1000- and"; -
costs. The action .arose when plain-
tib claimed on January 1st he caught
is right foot in `a crack""'�n a "Side
- coveted with :ice, falling
.walk thinly : coe • .
rin his ' leg: •Claiming.',
and fractli g •
negligence on: the part of'tbe munici-,
F
ahty ,. lie sued for $
the hearing was •-villin
a 'sum much less the'
The; s' ' alka are . no.
tion'""
e••ir
at
thus
.t FOT
loss. _ ..
Creditors Iir,: Action Against Estate
Judgement was_ in favor Of eight,
creditors, an action `on • their behalf
being brought against the •estate of
Samuel -Hewitt. b7 R --J Stewart, -.X..
C. of ..Rincardine.; Defendants were .
**lie Tee itt;Sam' ,-,Hewitt.and:Mrs_ - Sam Hewitt of Kincardine. Township. .
Father,: vs. Son
A case -set ,over from the last court
Smith. vs. Smith, was: Beard: :S. • F..
Smith sued his son. Gordon. ,for re-
possesion :.bf a . farm in Saugeen
' the -son, to:.have
Township, • claiming -.
to_ ake certain payments -is
#a%led m,
agreed to. The, judgement was'":award=
ed in favor; of the father when Gar.,don failed. -:to apl ar.
Alimony Case '
Mrs. 'Emma Holland, living' near
Harr
istori , sought alimony "lima her
husband ' Edward Holland; on the
g
ground of
alle ed' all -usage.• '
This action .was sett down for trial
at ,the Spring Assises; but it was not
necessary for the courts to -declare,--'
in ' the • matter as a• reconciliation
was 'indicated..
Failing. to pay court costs at this
time however the' case 'was set do'
for hearing this week and 'after an
-effOrt--t mike s " .l_ement ' between
Finally passed this
day of. •' A. D. 1932
--- Reeve
Reeve
,Clerk
• NOTICE
•• Take notice that the foregoing is
a true and .correct copy -po. a , pro-
posed By,Law". • of the Municipal
Cor.•porationTofthe Village. of Luek-
now to .be"submitted 'to the votes of•
the 'electors of, said Village,. entitled.
to; vote' thereon.. .:on Monday, the
Thirteenth day of- June A.D. 1932.
betWeen.• the•. hours • of nine ' o'clock' in
the forenoon and five O'clock -in, the
afternoon• at ...the., places_ in. ,send Vil-
lage -and : by the Deputy Returning
°Meets mentioned below, namely;'
'Smith polling, 'subdivision • at the
Council :Chamber in the • Town Hall
with Ewen Howard' Agnew, Detiuty
Returning ; Officer there.
.North polling 'subdivision at' the
Orange Hall with Wellington McCoy
'Deputy returning Quer "there.•,
•
• 'And that, the Tenth' day of June
A.D. 1932 at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon at. the Council' Chamber in
the Town Hall in'' said • Municipality
4th CON., KINLOSS
were put in for the monuments, oth-
ors were' straightened up,' bushes
'were removed and.the-groihnd eulti-'
vated, levelled and'seeded down, The
cemetery is enclosed by a fence with
a fine stone entrance, and now'offers
a much•.iinproved appearance.
ATTEND DEANERY MEETING
AT 'KINCARDINE, FRIDAY
001 and .'before.
to Odle ler
anted bilin.
insured,;,' and
"is::
ill „su�e� th •
has been fixed for , the appointment"
of persons to attend at the polling
places and, at the final summing nP
of the votes 'by the Clerk.
And that if the assent of the elec-
tors is obtained to the said proposed
By-law it will be taken into consid-
eration by the Municipal Council of
the said Corporation at . a meeting
thereof to be after the expiration{"of
one .month ,from the -date of the first
publication of this notice.. which first
publication was 'made 'on1932. the Nine-
teenth day of% May A.D. 19, 2.
And that any tenant entitled ' to
vote an such By-law and who, is de-
sirous'to so vote must deliver to the
Clerk of, the said. Municipality not
later than the tenth day before the
day appointed for the taking of the
a• G_
shad
vote a declaration under The
Evidence Act stating the facts re-
quired by subsection 3 of Section`
274 of the Municipal Act zto be stated
in- such declaration.
Dated at Lucknow this 17th day of
May A.D. 1932. •
JOSEPH AGNEW. Clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Breckenridge .
visited Sunday' with the . latter's sis-
ter, Mrs. John Lockhart of Angus,
Ont.
Rev, E. M. McMillan or Toronto
vas•up `to spend a'few days with his
•irothers. ' '•
Mr. Bert 'Bain of Lgndoti spent the,
veek-end with his parents,' Mr. and
Virs. R. Bain.' '
Master Austin Martin had the this-
-ortune to have a rusty nail run in
.o -his 'foot, whih kept him out of
;chool last week. :
'Mr. John Fraser, Irene and Harold
,f Lakeside visited at Mt. T. Robin-
an's,' during the week.'
•
Mr. Robert Robertson ' of Ripley,
:pent Kunday' wi'tII - friends- on-, the
fourth. •
Mrs. E. 0. Gallagher, • Misses Cook,
Mortis and Nixon attendedthe meet-
ing 44 --the Anglican 'Deanery of
Bruce, .held in the parish hall, Kin-
cardine on Friday.
Port Elgin was the site chosen for -
the 1932 picnic to be held July 1st,
with ' Rev. A. A. ' Bice, of London
chosen is guest,:speaker on this oc-
casion..
The -meeting was confronted with
the problem • of raising funds in or-
er • that deanery 'delegates could 'par-
ticipate -in di c sen,• provincial 'and
Dominion activities. The suggestion
of voluntary contributions from each
branch, or •dramatic efforts by dean-
ery associations will be ..reported at
the" -picnic, - when (Cheers are elected.
TEACHER RESIGNS
ASSISTANT RE-ENGAGED
ZION
Sunday School will be held at Zion
next Sunday, June 5th,at.11 A.M.
Mrs. -Susan Girvin has returned•
from. Crediton to spend the summer
months with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Anderson.
Miss Emma MacDonagh of London
spent the week -end with her parents.
Mrs: Mary Kellum and Miss Hazel
Irwin of Detroit visited with' Charles"
Ritchie's on Sunday list.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helm' and little
son of Guelph . visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Helm recently.
Remember -The Benefit., Dance
held at Zion. on June 3rd. Admission
Gentlemen 25e. Ladies bringing sand-
wiches Free.
At a Board mee ing • of Dungannon
-Mille school held recently, the re
;,ignation of the principal, Palmer
Kilpatrick was received and accepted
with regilet...Russell Scott,the teach-
er in the Junior room was re-engag-
ed. Mr. Kilpatrick, who has had three
year's successfulteaching as princi
=
Dungannon
school to his cre
pal of ,.
,.it, intends to go to University in the
fall, and has already passed a num-
ber of examinations for the Univers-
ity Course:' The board, as well as tha
'annus and ratepayers are very sorry
:hat he' is leaving. •
Miss• Evelyn Craw of Lucknow-
:pent the 24th with Mrs. R. Middle-
•
on.
A number' from here attended the
Musical Festival in: Ilse Town 'Hall en`
!`ridaq evening, where they listened
'6 a, very 'enjoyable program:
Mrs. Wm. Ruttle and Mrs. Cecil
?tobb, 4th Cps., visited - their emits,
Mrs, Thomas Gr
aham net Mrs. "t'bbt..T
....
;11:et1114 040t ttY.
Presbyterian Y. AV.' A.
The May meeting of the Y.W.A.
of
the Presbyterian Church.iiir ell at
the nlnnse, on Thursday evening. Af-
ter the devotional exercises, the min-
utes of `the previous -meeting, were
read and. the roll called. The presi-
dent very clearly explained the last
part of the 8th chapter of St. John'
Gospel. The topicwas taken by Mrs,
D, Thompson. Miss Fern Reid gave
a reading 'from the book' "Miracle
Lives it ,Chine." Nathaniel's Friend:
After ei'tiging 1141,7;11.16;4111.036,240:14: n
B eating the :
•
HURON Y PEOPLE'S PICNIC
Don't forget the picnic at Mene
stung Park, near Goderich, on June
11th. The Huron 'Young People's
Presbytery is planning a ' "big" af-
ternoon of sports- races,. tug-of-war
I girl's and a boy's softball -game.
Rev. Jas. Finlay will be present and
-will • give.d. short after supper ad-
-Iress. Menestung, . June .l ph at 2
P. M.
o�
themselves and the lawyers,,thedcase
was thrown out against her.
PRESENTATIO.N -TO-NIGHT -
The presentation of the ` Honorary
Testimonial from the Royal Cana-
dian Humane Association to •Benson
Park for • heitoism in the 'saving of '
the life of Neil Haines from droving
will be made in the Parish. Hall,
Dungannon, Thursday evening; June
2nd. 'This presentation was to have
been made some two weeks ago, but
was postponed owing to the illness
of Benson Park at that time.
ASH'FIELD 'NOTES
(Intended'. for Last Week).
Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Smelly and •
sons, Douglas and Donald, Mrs. Topp
and her sister,, Mrs. Jas. Cooke, all
of Toronto, were guests at Mr. C.,E.
McDoriagh's • over the holiday.
• Rev. Father Hogan of New York is
at present visiting his brothers.
Miss gonna McDonagh and • Mr. w.
Geo. Topp of London, visited *ith the
former's parents for a few days.
• Mrs. Less Ritchie was',very unfor-
tunate to sprain her, kneeone, day
last week and will be confined to' bed
• for o a 'week ' or more. Miss Alma
Hunter is assisting her . at present.
Mr. •Sam • Sherwood who • has been
ill for the past• three months is able
to be out' again.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MMKenzie of
Luciknow• spent Monday afternoon at
R. E. Gilmore's. •
Miss Elsie Barge and friend, Mr.
King of Stratford,. accompanied • by
her mother, Mrs: R. •McKenzie, visit-
ed at, Mr. Geo. Swans recently.
Mr. J. J. Gilmore and Misses Della'
and Frances' Gilmore, spent Sunday
with the ladies' parents. Miss Della
t°ilmore is spending a few days with
her. parents.
GOVERNMENT INSPECTED CANADA HATCHERY
Approved Barred Rock Baby chicKs
i.
$8.00 Per Hundred -
AND 5 UNRELATED MALE CHICKS FREE, TOE -PUNCHED'
EVERY BREEDING BIRD INSPECTED AND APPROVED BY
GOVERNMENT INSPECT vs' S. LARGE .EGGS, SEAT -FROM--
HEALTHY, BIG HEAVY . PRODUCERS.
Tr Custom . Hatching Done
WHY BOTHER WITH SETTING HENS, SMALL INCUBAT-
ORS AND CIfCKS OF DIFFERENT AGES, WHEN YOU CAN .
HAVE YOUR EGGS SET IN ' A BUCKEYE MAMMOTH UP-
TO -DATE MACHINE, AT THREE CENTS AN EGG OR FIVE
CENTS A CHICK. EGGS SET •EVERX „MONDAY. ALSO
STARTED CHICKS FOR SALE. •
, Y Whitechurch, Ont.
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