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•$2 O.OQ PER XEAR :° ADVANCE.. $2.50 OTHERWISE'
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DENTIST
Dr. R. L.. Treleaven; Lucknow
`tours; 9--12 'A., M. 1.30-5 ' P. M.
PRONE 63` X -RAY
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'FOUND -A spar@ . tire and rim.
Alrply .at ;Sentinel_ Office.
(19-=5 tf.) ,
"•SPECIAL for Saturday, May 2S
agalvanized..tuls` and . pail for 99c ' •at
E & 'PORTEOUS HARDWARE,
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' 'FOR SAL -E--4929 ;•.Ford. Coach,
O*?yi•- jun about 70(0 miles Apply. at
Sentinel ,Office. .
•;F'OR .:SALE-• "=Ata .sacrifice,, 1929
Pontiac " Sedan, Owner must sell.--
• APp y Post; Office 'Box .303, Lucknow::
• ' • (1$5-tf.) `
FOR 'SALE ---Summer Wood, split'
ready for stove aleo loam ;for,. ,lawns'.
or flowers delivered; .Apply to -
Phillip McMillan, Lucknow;
Year s later: "some of Mese .boys again`
met at Ebor Park; this time . 'to in`
augurate'their Rover Crew, and Clif
. ton, -Cassidy w s infested; ;'a gIleV
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. Mater -by -the
•A 'itaut� r
s >� ovincia
ss
Auction Market•
To Be Continued
Merchants 'dor liI Part, Satisfied
With Results of .Bargain Dags
Auctitln,-'.Matket.:To-.,Be Conducted
Every ••Trio: • Wear;
Enquiring of several., merchants .as
to• the results of bargain,
last. Friday end. Saturday,, . we 're-
ceived yarious replies,' abut for. the
most 'part, : especially. those' ;who. nff
ered special' inducement to..the' buy-
ing Public, were " ,generally• satisfied
with the success of the event, ,parte
ularly oar Saturday -•
'In ' til res such as exist at '. present
such ;co=operation between ,retailers
ncL-pu*chasers ;seems essential, to
the- Best' interests ;of all concerned,
and to such end a Board of . Trade
,.such like, in the' village seems, a'
important 'necessity. Such. an• assoc-
Wien, should he formed which would
include. and should have' the . support
1 i1 -
o er he vil a e. • Re
Of' ever d a in t
Y e g •
Cominissioner f8r Rovers,' Mr. Lionel eider-'meetli ge 7rould be ' held and
Bishop„ who.. a as ssiste•'-•+ ��n+At�deas • exchanged which '' no doubt.
_ �� .. — 'd�:would be instrumental, in . adding
NOTICE • -,timulus to `.business, .i by which the
•All Dimers of property situate : in community and village would dieect7.
-the Vif"'o
age�f"Lucknow, joiiit1y pr ,ly' bnefit,e'as well as the merchant
otherwise, .are requested to examine •.'himself , • \ •
the List of Voters entitled to vote on, ' 'Present,' conditions',s"hould not de -
By -law' No,. 3, 1932 of the Village of ter but rather increase action in this
Lucknow, .which ; List will be posted
up in - niy office -'on the 2nd . day of
June 'next. . ' '
JOSEPH AGNEW, • Clerk..
(26-57-c) .
COURT OF REVISION
'TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
• Take notice that a Cecil of Revis-
ion will be held at the Township, Hall,
Holyrood, on Monday the 30th day of
May 1932, ..commencing and 1 o'clock
'in the afternoon, -to hear and consider
all appeals against the Assessment
Roll of 1932. ,° • -'-
TENDERS WANTED.
Sealed tenders will be received by.
the undersigned until 8 P.M., • 'Friday
respect.' It' is only too evident that,
,'all things' -come, to the other fellow.,
if' you will only. sit :down and .wait.''
The Auction Sale ••
Some feel the 'auction sale was not
a .'"howling 'isuccess" -possibly slot,
:rut , it was the initial attempt and
afforded an opportunity to explain
its purpose. . It is the •intention to
iontinue this . Auction Market every
two. weeks, if'the - public consider. it
worth .while, and support it. -
The' next sale "on : Saturday, June
4th, ;will be run somewhat-di#1'erently-
regatiling:'the• terms: All sum's of .$10
and under will be cash and over that
mount one to six months credit on
approved `joint notes with ' bank ' in-.
•June 3rd,' for butchering, for Para- terest will be allowed. This time.
mount Beef •'Ring. Lowest ' or any,. clause is "expected to .,create a more
tender .•not : necessarily accepted. A ready sale of 'live :stock.,_
public 'meeting of -the-ring- will be- - .To, our "mind ,.it affords __a..splendid,
held on Friday evening, June 3rd., opportunity to realize a few dollars
W. K. McNAY, Sec'y. on • some saleable article 'which you
R. R. 3, Lucknow_ May have no further use for;' and is
• ' ' (2 6 c.) simply a liability on your blinds.
the auspices of .the Ontario Forest! This Market is open to everyone
Facilities and storage WI protect and'
Breech.
Free Trees For Yarmers dispose' of what you may have' to'
°offer are provided and ` the contin-
ence of ,it depends totally on how
he pub& receive this unique under -
king.
If -you have an article to offer, get
,in' touch with Matt. Gaynor, auction-•
-
eer• and list it with him. In our next
issue if entries are made before
What does this mean? • Does it mea hand, we will publish the listof ar-
that a Scout should be a miser an tides to be sold.
'•oard up money? Not at' all! •
" means -that a Scout is wise, an
does inn, a-ast'e• things, but makes tri . PRIZE WINNERS
very best\ re of them that he possibi
' cam. And is includes a large variel
of items ib ich maybe you •have m
even Mougti of. , -
• Of course e does not waste moire,
He appreciat z the fact 'that at is- ver
hand to obtain and to *eke 'moue** oq
must work h •i. So what sense
there in wasti your hard Werk?—
• good Scout has savings account iri t
bank, 'and tries n- o -make• it -grew;' -am
gets into the hi t of putting aside
reserve which t may well fall ha
Many hundreds of posters anuoun
Mg the offer of the Ontario Forestr
-Branch toprovide-farmers, a{ith tree
for planting Jiave been posted tbi
sOring by Ontaiiii Boy Seouts,
Our Weekly Scout Law --No. 9--
"A Scout. In Thrifty," i
Mrs. Elizabeth. McLennan •was the
Winner of 'the 23 -piece dinner Set
given away free at • Geddes' Variety
Store, to the lucky, ticket holder dur-
ing bargain days last Friday , and
Saturday.. The lucky number was 148.
Miss Elsie Vint 'won the polishing
mop at Paterson's Drug Store, with
a....guess_ .of.. 482; __Mrs._ Turner._ .was
second winning ' the large bottle of
veneer with 'a guess of 477 and Mrs.
upon in case of sed, or use to goErnest Blake, in
was third; whining ,a
- advantage as goo opportunities arcs small, bottle of veneer, her guess be -
But money is n '. the only thing clin 473 The contest'was to guess
which he. practic s thrift. A g '
soothe ntii►rb'er of moth 'balls in a large
Scout will not wa to food. Nor wlglass jar. „The correct number was
480.,
die wl1Ifuliy destro, • his clothing, bt
-take care of it. "and bake it last as Ids
as possible. - ,
Then, too, he will not waste his
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XCURSION TRAIN
' TO DETROIT, SATURDAY
MUTT, A•ND�Bargain Rates Prove Popular At
KINLOSS GIRL
• GRADUATES, A W1N.',GwM
/ Miss Eva 'Banner
village end Miss 'Flo
Kincardine, received
at the graduation ex
hats General Hospi
Town Hall in Wing
evening. Many frie
ladies w re 'in at
enjoyable program.
ten'te'd. Dr. Redia
•address on the
and the' diplomas
R.• L. Stewart.")
later to the • gra
guests, concluded
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of Kjnlhss
e Colwell of
eir diplomas'
"ses of . Wing -
held in the
, last Friday
of the young
ance ' and an•
usic was pre-.
gave •a" short
ng • profession
sented by Dr.
ncheon served
ing class and
evenin.g
.
Sncce.sful O. A.
Successful stus fr"om this vie-
:init'y whose nn appear in the
, , _...•
Guelph O.AwC.::,.its areMessrs.
Lorne Webb, p Woods, Clare
mon") land ey Anda efon. •
tudents
Other Points•- Sats day Excursion
Gives Promise Of Being . Well - Pa-
tronized.:
a-tronized. , , -
The. revival of excursion trains to
various points ; has • evidently+ been
well patronized ..and as a result, the
C.N.R. is increasing' the numberL of
Tow-far'e trips and planning to con-
tinue thein • throughout the summer
season..
�Tife first of these excursions affor-
ded residents Of this community, will
rim to W indsor . and Detroit, leaving
the local depot at 6.03 a.m. Saturday'
morning and arriving in Detroit 2.30
P.M. The return train will leave De-
troit,*
e-troit* Sunday night at 11,59
The fare is reduced to $4.50 and no
doubt many Wig l avail themselves of
the . ends in - e opportunity to visit friends
these .cities.
• _.. an'
d*
Visitors. • on June. 3rd a d*
July 1st, will he able to procure- re-
turn ticiceta at the price ofa One-
Wilit htl0l`0 sud p gisattoe.
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4 cKNOw,_., MT." T R DAY, MAY 26th, 19.32.;
KING'S, COLORS If uslWILL BE •cal Festival
' LPRESEW r D TO GUIDES'..
l
op of Girl
The
theadirect on of their 'Guided
under
it captain;
Mrs. A. F; `McKim; will attend divine
worship in the Presbyterian church
this Sundan morning, :;at ,which .seri.
vice ' the' King's :Colors will be dddi-
gated to the train. The' flag' is being
presented by the Ladies•' of tire %oral
Association phis :.dedication intro:,
duces.•:.a naw phase in , _ local ' Guide;
MIME COBS 5 CENTS
Commences To -Night
ree _Sessions A..Splend d: F,ln
Talented Artist$ GAves
II'ronuse Of A . $uc essfn • Event. .
night (Thursday)' at 8 P.M. the'
rst • se two sio • f the two-day s . o day Bruce
Aunty Musical FestWel gets: • under-
.
wal. in the Town : Halj; Lucknow. ', The
activities and 'promises' to he' an in..• programo.
` i`' � events. and .entries for-
teresting: and impressive event. • . :feasts ,three entertaining sessions,
Thursday evening, 7 Friday afternoon:
d 'Friday'.evening: `
.Lucknow- -entrees •-are•--as.- -follows: •
?Thursday Evening, .8.00 P. a4:. •
Ladies' duet {- Peggy. MacDonald,
Vera Sherriff; ,Baritone . solos -Alex
M." eN•ay; Robert- MaeDonald;-- adiest
quartette -Misses Ne11ie' Malcolm,
Belle, Robertson, ' Margaret McCallum
• SPOKE IN UNITED •CHURcH'
M.°ass , Evelyn Craw, WA. national
secretary of the C. G. I.T., spent the
wee>� end�.tb�_hs�p�ents_' in 'tom►.
Miss Craw, has just' , retu ed from
Northern Ontario where Jh has for
the past . two weeks ' been, . promoting... and Mrs. J. W. Joynt; •. SoIo, boys';
C. G. I. T. work at ' various. ' points.: under 16 -:John ' Williamson; Mixed
Miss . Craw •addressed the co'ngrega- suet -Miss NelbeMalcolm• and Robt.
tion in t United Church°,on` Sunday McDonald.; Tenor solo- Raymlond:-
e-venr v
n gi i g a most Pelton; Solo;; •girls under • 136 -Marg -
explanatory nd ' instructive talk on net ••Rae Violin solo; open _Dorothy
her work as well as Sunday School Pollock, Nellie .McCallum; Old 'Time,
and young p opie's activities.'. Fiddlers- Michael Boland; '• Milton
' .Bruce. , • e
Friday 'Afternoon„•
Mezzo soprano' solo-Myra'McDon-
ald;' Rural School Chorus; . Recita-
tion, under 15 --Isobel Douglas, Mary
Webster; Girl poloist -Agnes Gilles-"
Pie; Piano solo, under '.16-Fyunice
Newton, (hila Leggat, Recitations;
under' 8 -Annetta Stewart, Reid Mc-'
Kim, Willard Thompson; Contralto
solo-Sfrs; Harold Treleaven ,Sopra-
no solo -Winifred' Armstrong.
Friday Evening, 8.00 'P. ,M,
Mouth organ solo -Charles Martin
George Tervitt; Recitation,' •. open
Margaret McCallum,. Mrs. ,McNay;
Helen Anderson, Bert . Cullirnore; .
Mouth -organ duet _Charles Martin.
and_Geo Teryitt Folk -dance: Eun-
ice Newton, • Marion" Johnston; Mary
McKim, -dean . Culbert, Muriel °Pat=
terson; John MacKenzie, George .Rob=
ieson; Helen' MacDonald, Etta. Belle.
MacDonald; Jane Hornell. Church
choir. Mixeld iquartette-Belle: '• Rob-
ertson, Mrsil J W. Joynt,' Harold Al-
.
'7E. "Henderson. Orchestra, • fiver
players at 'least.
The judges are •as'.fws: Miss
Jessie gill, Prof. Blackwood; B,•A.
Se., Mr.' Calvert, M.A.; :Miss McQueen
all of Guelph, ..
_ I'INDS LUCKY Com--
To
OIN
To find a half -penny piece, eighty-
two . years old, was the recent unus-
ual experience of 'Bert Werd. The
coin,. a lucky' one at that, if .that lit-
tle punched hole has any significance
was a ' Bank of - Upper 'Canada half-
penny bearing the date 1850. Evi-
dently it had been lost for some time
and when fognd • by Bert was scarcely
recog ized as 'e coin. Although the
valuelof the rein will,, fail• 'to Mater-
ially 'aleviate the depression, if, Bert
is unfortunate: enough to be suffer-
ing in this respect, which we think
not, it is however a' treasured ad-.
iition oto=his-collection-of-old-coins,-
CHESLEY, JUNE 3rd, 1932 '
Fourteenth Annual Soldiers' Regulon
Celebration -A Big' Day of Sports
- and Amusements.' • • •
Horseracing, . League game . of
Baseball between Owen. Sound Mil-
lionaires and Chesley Colts; Ting-of-
War
i g-of-War'Contest among the tstrong men
'of the Townships of Brant, 'Bentinck,
"Elderslie and Sullivan; Softball •
Tournament; Horseshoe pitching' and
other amusements; Midway -- attrac-
tions;. Bruce Regimental Band on
ground all day;' Something doing all
the:, time and, eliding the day ' with
professional wrestling matches., in the -
pavilion,. and. a georgeons display • of
Fireworks in the Park; Returned
Men wearing Service Button admit-
ted to grounds without charge in the
afternoon only. See large posters.
A. Y. P. A. BANQUET
The 1931-32 season for: St. Pet-
er's A.Y.P.A. came tp a conclusion
on Thursday night; with the fourth
annual .banquet, attended 'by. a large
and enthusiastic group of members.;
The Banquet was served by the, Reds
they being :the losers , in the atten-
dance contest for •the. year. At 7.15
the -Young people' sat -down -0y a -hours.'
tiful repast, , a creditto those in. -- - .
charge. I' In a motor collision on main street
Community s4nging followed the Sunday night in which a Ford tour-.
banquet • until the tchairman• called ing and a. Frontenac sedan figured
the members • to • order with the toast the, Ford came off second . best, es.
to "The King" Mesita by the toast- it lacked a bumper end as a jesult
master's- address. Tire toast to, Can- the radiator was dented to such a
ada . was "very ably proposed by Miss • degree that it immediately emptied
Edna Boyle and as appropriately' its contents . on the street in the same
responded to by Miss M. Cooke. The. manner as ifit had been a sieve.
secretary's report ' by. Miss' E. Mar- Mr. Jno. Henderson, boundary, was
tin and the treasure" s report by Mel- homeward boundand were almost
vin Johnstone ,isitiicated -'real and VII- past tha intersection at the Bank of
ued effort and progress on the part. Commerece .corner • when the helmet
of the mout membership throughthe occurred. Mr. Baker of Underwood,
eason.' Miss E. Johnstone proposed the driver of the Frontenac car was
the' toast to the A.Y.P.A., responded corning east of main street, with the
`o by Mr. F. Martin, a past resident. intention of turning north at this
Readings were .given by Miss E. corner. • • Having a moment before
Mortis and Sam McQuillin. The toast noticedthe intersection. ' and road
the Church was introduced • by the north to be dear, hisattention was
president=elect, Miss W. Nixon, to confined. to a cat behind, which he
e_ _ .ebing -hq,, means. oi..the-rear•
which address the rector res tided: was wa
t
Througgiout the evem g musical vie* mirror, before making the turn:
umbers were rendered by Messrs: In this manner he failed to notice
Orr and, J. Hayworth, with Miss the Henderson car approaching end
▪ Douglas acting as accompanist. on making a left_ turn crashed into
Miss D. Cooke, president, acted at the front of the Ford;
ast uraster. A bent\tender and bumper and a
The A.Y.1'.A, executive for Bruce temporarily."' disabled headlight Was
Deanery 'will ,'meet in Kincardine on the apparent, extent of the damage
ay 27. The immediate past-presi suffered by the Frontenae. The Ford
est and the President-elect Were damage was chiefly .that to the are.
omjnated to attend this meeting. diator, although . M s. Henderson in
Members . are once more .reminded the crash was ;thrown against the
f the Summer School °to be held the'• windshield which' was cracked:. - o h'
...>l t
reek of June .27th. Aeeontodation is, driver's were proce'eding slowly or
tutted, betide erieollnent should take damage eould easily have been piueh
g Y
at ow ' .
The Bread
of Health
® ii The Bread
i of Health
OItiLR....MOTTO_ _:IS...QIUALITY :AND .SERVICE-, _•'
THRIFT .IS COMMON-SENSE APPLIED. TO 'SPENDING, FOR.
EYOU.�':V RY PENNYBIGGESTFOOD. VASPENT' ONLUE• ,Y'OUR TABLE, $READ ,GIVES_
.
RICK •FRUIT CAKE- .2 lbs: 35c.
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EA BISCUITS
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RASBERRY TARTLETS ;"RAISINBRD • "
• OATMEAL COOKIES
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L,LYIV ANQUALITY
Phone' •36
Lucknow
Mr. 'Jas. Geddes, spent a few days
in Toronto at, the first of the ,week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas: Smith and fam-
ily visited in *Southampton on. Sun-,
day. , •
1VIr.., Clarence Murdie , spent a
copeof nl
p,d ys this week at his. home'
here.
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Miss Madeline - McMorran' is at
present visiting 'with her sister in
Detroit,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A 'Greer, and Miss
? va were visitor!, in Toronto over the
holiday. •
Mr. Wallace Howe of 'Windsor Was.
a visitor with his parent's over the
week -end. ` .
Mr.. Frank Miller is' about again
sifter •being confined: to_the house for
several weeks., "
Mr. • A. E. Buswell " of Exeter re-
newed old, acquaintancesinthe avil-
last Thursday.
Mr. Andy Huston of Montreal 'was
a visitor with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. David Huston '
• F re. Missesyr a i stem •
Wellesley and Winnifred of Toronto,
spent the holiday ' at home.
'SP>C;IAL for .' Saturday, May 28,
a galvanized tub and pail "for 99c at
RAE & PORTEOUS HARDWARE.
. Dr, 'and ' Mrs. 'A. M. Spence re='
ccntly, returned. to• their home_.here,_
having', spent the winter in Toronto.
Mr.' Grant McKenzie; has returned
to his, home, .having ,completed his
third year in the study of medicine.
•®Mr. • . and Mrs. •John Aitken and
i wughter Rose Lof Goderich, visited:
' EXCHANGE SOF 'PASTORATES. 1 est week with' Mr. and Mrs. James
L An • exchange of astorates. • has
Smith. ••
. ' Mr. ' John MacKenzie of .Preston
been _mutually-- arranged_. ..between • • ... _. " r...
and.. Mr. •Jack Herman of Galt were
Lucknow and .Dorchester, Rev _ .W.__„,..,,- d.
Visitors with Nies. S:
Craw going to Dorchester :and Rev. 11 a_•leod.
S. T.' Tucker coming to Lucknow 1..lir. and Mrs. George Coates • and
United' Church. Dorchester is, a vil- family • of Toronto spent Victoria
lage in. Middlesex county about Tray at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
twelve miles': from London . and . the James Smith. .
pastoral charge is conside"ed 'one. of Miss Rena MacDonald, has secured
the • best in, the London Conference. a position with Walker Stores, Ltd.,
of Windham, • and commenced her
new' duties. last week.
Cars Collide
On. Sunday Evening
Accident Occurred At Bank, Of Com-
,meree Corner -Damage ' Only Of
-Minor Nature.
to
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more sort*ifl. "
A number of Masons of the local
ruder joined the. Goderich lodge in
their .annual 'parade to St. George's
church last Sunday.
Sport Shoes
This 'is the season for .all kinds of
Sndrt Shoes: Newest styles at Lowest
prices at Rathwell: & R'eed's.
Mr. ' Harry Webster of Ingersoll,
'Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dentin 'of St. He -
[ens, spent 'a couple of days' with Mr.
'and Mrs. Jas. Webster, Ashfield.
Mrs. • Alex Smith is • visiting in
town with her sons, Mr. T. W.
Smith and Mr. James Smith. Last
Thursday she celebrated her 80th•
birthday at • the home of her song
S•: 'tog • Precious
to Neglect Your Watch
.VOUR watch . probably . .
needs attention- RIGHT •
NOW .' It can't give yon the
wonderful daily service you
ask of . its unless • it is ailed•
and cleaned regularly. Think,
of it! Your watch .,serves you
more , than your car, or pro-
bably anything else you own.
Yet do you give it as much
attention?'
Why not have us inspect •your
watch now -before' it is too '
late.
MODERNIZE ' YOUR'
JEWELLERY •
Bring in .poor - old-fashioned
jewellery ' at the same time;.
and , we will give ' you free
estimate on; . rung_ the:
stones in a modern, beautiful
ring • orother piece of jewel-
lery:
NATIONAL WATCH
CLEANING and Jewellery
• Repair Week
MAY 28th to JUNE 4th
F. ' Armstrong
Jeweller
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Wallpaper
Walk up town and save
stoney. We have a large dis-
play of Wallpaper priced . to
suit every purse 8c up. Sun-
worthy, ' reg. 45c for 30c.,
and ,reduction on work being
done.
R.• J. CAMERON
Painter, Decorator 8t• Grainer
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DEATH OF GEORGE ANDERSON
The -death of George .Anderson, for
several years a resident of - the vil-
lage ' occurred ' at the home of 'his
brother, Archie Anderson, on the
13th concession of West Wawanosh
on Tuesday, May 24th. ,
.lames Smith. Mr. Anderson, who had been living
alone, suffered a severe heart attack
Mr, ' and Mrs Meridith Mdffat, some weeks ago and was removed to
Oshawa, 'Mr.' and Mrs. O. S. Moffatt the home ofcEv
Mrs;. M ems: On Mon -
and baby Mervlin, 'Toronto, and Miss day,. the 'day previous to his death,
Ruth Pierce of 'London, spent the he was removed to ' his, "brother's•
week -end at the home• of Mr. • and -home, and expijre'd ..suddenly Tuesday
ides. 8: Rathwell. • morning. -
Rev. E. •O. Gallagher, t D.G.M. The funeral service is being held,
of Kinloss L. O. L., made' his official to -day (Thursday) at two o'clock at
visit to Iler•court Lodge, Ripley, on
Tuesday 'night. There was al good at-
tendance of the brethren who exem-
plified the Royal Arch Degree.
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RE G1tEE;1 ILL----CEMETBRY •
Owners of plots plehse observe the'
rules that eo .flowers or shrubbery is
allowed to be planted in any plot for
the reason that they grow wild and
spread. Cut' flowers or potted •flow-.
Ors only, are perniissab'le°.At present
there is rapid growth. Plots to be re-
speetably dared for should be cut at.
feast once a week: Orders for the'.
doing of this work if left with Wm.
Murtha will be taken ,ca're of
the residence of lig brother, Mr.
.Archie Anderson. .Interment in . St..
Helens cemetery. '
DANCE AT HO'LYROOD -
,There will be a dance in the Town-
ship Hail, Holyrood on 'Wednesday,
June 1st; music. by Kayo Bros. Walk-
erton. Proceeds in aid of St. Patrick's
Church. Good lunch. Admission 25c•.
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PERMANENT ' WAVES
Mr. McCreedy will be at •i#uston"s
Barber Shop on Friday of this week
(May lith) :giving the new ,ail -steam -
tiermairent Wath Wails Guranteed
If you have not already made all sip
pointment yoft• should do $o At WIC
•e
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