The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-03-16, Page 5•
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.Olt, ALL, SPRING
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'USE THEM ...:,...
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Woitderfut Value
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PATTERNS'
IPJ STOCK-
15a
NONE G;
HIGHER
A WHOLE
• 'COSTUME ',.
PATTERN
`FOR::
`155c.;
pleyc .and :J►1s
riot
Mrs., '> llgn';Stinson' oris of ltipley's;';
nonegenarianat who; is in 'her 92nd
year; fell on the :door at asci hom
one day last weelr, fracturing her hip
Her • daughter, Miss. Mary' Sttpson
.'is attending ;her;.'
nd :con ratula
.11;:$4- RrP1eY friends site :. , .. g .., ,., ,.
tions to. Miss: Mary Thopipsen, ,who
was united in marriage . with' . Mr,
David; `Tref 9rd of 'Duriiain; 'r at..St„:
Agdrew's •United Chores# 'Parsonage,,
with 4ovi C -N MacKenzie: officiat'ng•
.,
Soloists;tit':Ripley,.:and community
:are prsctisang for a> esntata.to be pse�
the. ".1 ilei
•sented;,at Easter, ” unless ,
and .
o y"
eo
' • f r Too!" n ..., , '' •.
OAR o lV,., ..... A
ThC of St" Andrew's
e: C. G'. I,
;United!' Church met .et the; homeof
oil
Mrs' • .Moss• •Marlyn'., •The. �' F' fol
)owed the Worship•.service as given:
out for the . Girls'.•' World Day; of
Prayer: A chapter•: on the-Mec3t1=
hiissro ts- rn Ganada,, was take*}; ;by
Katherine Robertson, A duet by Etta
L•ane ''and, . Bernice• •Emmeton wad',
much ' appreciated. .The meeting was
closed by a: sing-aoi}g, led, by. Mrs,
Ross 'MartynT°'
Dan C. 'McKinnon of ' the Village., -
suffered a * 'Paralytic stroke duriris
the •past •week„ which' has: ;paralyzed
his thoat and vocal organs.
yr Mr. Wesley McIntosh is..nursing r•
very, sore, hand,, as a result" af•run-
"ning'the sticking knife into it, while.
k'iling chickens..
CU LROSS CORN E'RS
Mr and Mrs /km:'Alton and Doug-
las„spent•.Sunday with Mr. and. , Mrs.
Fred •'T}iompson:• , • G . ,✓
Miss Daisy Ayles' is ; spending.. a
few, days ' •Teeswiter.
,
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Mr..„ and Mrs: ' Jos ;Hedging .spent
aY day
:.recent! vision ^ friends on 'the
g
•
•i$ LERS,r.,
SOME. OR' . ” •
• :A,criinony., sometimes; Called . holy,
is
- :�Ma
is. ;'anotherm
. nae-. for _ g •, .. ,
Oul!
w d
rabies'what 'and ,
Wliatf (,are ,` ,,.
�
'...
• o for them.., Rabies ..are Jewish
you d
:..,i '' ".I alio uld„do:..nothing for, them:'.
.,. priests.
:...iv
is`:what YOU'give e ' '
•.'moms tum, Y,
'A • n
he g:
ason when, t Y are leaving:
p.r
Contralto
lo
w
'
Sort,
,m f
si
.
•tha onkyladees sing:
In .EhiistiantY�a. mea'
' have one wife. This is ,cafled mon t
on
Y�
to'
•'.f:...I sac• ..le„hts_
'Jacob --a • sono s . ,-s .
it thmarl
s.br �.
: .._ •.
o th Lon fell
O
., swr
•a
d vk .
Henry b r
borne in "Portia Maine, while, his
on-
li” .o
. the C
w
e] n n .
parents'- were g.
e 'man fast 'friends:,
i He made Y
t vent
among ...the ,the f
soleal
were ' Alice' and.
, ,.. .
Phoebe C
P e arY.•
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Launcelot arrived • at • a castle
k if lie•;could' by put up
where kis asked
with for the ,eight,„,
• The ern1r�ent of ,England le is a.
g ov,
iniited • mockery.
The letters M.D.'signify mental
deficient.
1y1"Solomon had••ivie•30b •ws
,
poteupines
The;
Mediterranean and 'the.
d
ly
and, 700
Sea 'ax
e :connected :b " the :;Spews
Oanal.
Red:
gel
a-,
ime t 'we
".•'hthet b
f u.
sts a
`C,1ir�Yate la ,
ohly forfewdays..
fasts hl a .Y
Hier 1 Y
o :a
: he
rs the: attitude'
m
toward -•a strange" woman.
n
a.
A ? :e ndicitis: is . caused .by .informa•
. 1 p . •: a
dix'
_ eW:a e
:o '. th n
tion f pp
ion
i`s•.:a • rconversa
ti
onolo
ue.,
m g
d:
• ch as'+husban .
bet sieen �.two> people, su , .
and. wife. • .
aterial. 'Religion
:is
Science is m b
ial '
irstnater
,'' b ' Isaac
rant' was discovered y
C Y
h
The Northern League Junior'.
arap;onship ,will ,reot this • year in
sham, the Grey County boys,'
ving taken the final;` .series, ,from,;
rt Etgini Juntoxs by a,,.scoref of 6
2 an the .round 4 • _ ,
Junior heekey; .in thi ', district, was'
eard, of this;' season;' and a. recur:
nee. of - this, should-' •not happen
Cher Year, Qn, the development, of
` yoiing chaps the future of •hock-
s `Some'. omisin material'
de' end .
P ._
me.: sen revs le' , on thea' school team,
d would, -`form the- nucleus of a'
r' Junior ag egation next season.
a �:
Kincardine's',interest the past twc
so>,r,�; a lasbeen to church `league
ockey. • Such •a group:• aiiords ar,:
portunity• off. de eloping , all, the
ey,.• material, in that;"town."
neardine consider" entering Junior.
d., Senior. teams in organs ed ;hock
o bi
little
du
tt
next year,. there is, 1 . l ,
t •what t ey could round'tip:.team;
h o osition.
ieh would be :strong • pp . _ ,,
Erin, an • unknown quantity in thc
nior Northern . League, has• 'beer,,
e sur .rise of the season by quali=•
1'
ung„to meet :Milvertoti'in the,.'ftrinl<""
eiinnniating 'Paisley. 8-2 on , the .a
urrd.. Erin is a little. village,. north-
st/of
orth-st,of "Guelph., =' On Monday; . night
in took-Mill/erten-into camp in the
st game by,rthe' tune' of. 5 to. 2.
Re
b
..y.
On.
"9
ea
Er
fir
'(Fprnished by the; Ont i4o. Department :.of ,Agriculture):
$eel .Mey Be Scarce '
.n mans .
... .. :� o J 'T.. Cassa,.. ...
According t..,
resp," Central .Ontario, Potato Grow.
Aasoeiat}pn,' there is - a prehabil-;
otatoes , may 'he
sty that good:., seed p , . _ . ,
;carte. at ,planting, "-time.: Therefore,
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dvisea 'ail , growers. ;to •secure
shear seed requtrei ieritti, with ah little
"s ossible
�lela� a', possible.; '
by
e
r
G
'of ed
tmple rcSupP,Y ; ... .
rices, oa 1932 •Level
Nit4, I',
�1,
favorable weather
As •,a ; result; •o f a..
$ in ' t e Pall of ;1032, hu»
ondition ,, , , • -
lireds.•y" of farmers; were able: to, aug,
Gent their' incomes ;through ` the !sa`1e
it red;` clover. seed. Present:, aupplie,
--,Y haFd'home_grown seed, are amPle
demand
o 'take care, of, ordiria'iy.•"
?rices 'are likely to be'on the :same
ow level as 'those of last.. year.
colli rife unnecessary, .therefore,
tc
t ''the ` amount. of seed , used,;: 014
stint,. _
acreage sown' to red cloves
unit: •the g
this year.
an ed 'Turnip fiaaes Good
Br, d..
• ' Price Increased Last Week
S
-,1
Tr,
tew rt =Mullin; _ :Gordon •-' .rasher
wa.
organ. Henderson. Andy Thompson
ark' Finlayson, C. B; Allan, •Sid'.
a y �
o brio" e ,Archie MacDonald,., Tom
w
g r
enry,• Kenny. Cameron and. ;I1oward•
Agnew were' thoes from town: to wit
-off betwee
14-r
• fess °the, : O. Ii:'A:, °play .
12th, .>con.: yWalkerton'' . in ` 9le
i veno' and.
6 ent,.a •few n�'•
:aurence . Siml . p
Ie - w ,o nt" . Town, on' Frid y R gI _ . .
v 1 ' ancriiti-ser=- ornts: u Y.
days " at:'.$�lue a e . P
�nt
a' few
is•.se
Mr:: 'Earle :'Hod n p
g
n.
E.
days; : at London recently ; '
Howard Wh ` i'
:Mr. .and Mrs.tockan
. Y
Myrtle ` spent a: day with • Mr ''.4.214
as 'raith last -•wee '
,E
Mrs. ' ;Earle ...Hodgins and: Shirley
.
s 'Pr:ent:.a fewdays 'with. Mrand Mrs.
Jo. Hodgiiis. '
..
s ''Hanna and
. •,�Mr..
and ;Mrs;_ . Jos.. 'Hannah.; .. h.. • .
ven �a
,. _ _ _ .-Yr.rls-•:ta .take -_the-. senes.,.by �, ;g, ..._
Ernie spent an ` evening-Ai/Rh-
to; 'Mi'so,;Jos, Hedging'. :' 3. + ,
*
Mrs, Michael Gamble' has returned' r : k . • no
e t n and : Woodstoc
•
s with � alk r o •
home- after spending a "few day � , • ,. • �•',
With Walkerton down one: geaI a.
Mil
i •result'. of .''the ;first- ;game::in•
it was
•zerton 'which 'ended 2 ;'to �1,
'of. hockey 'all th
smart 'exhibition:
u round -tied -a
w, . throe h: With. "tfie. ro n
• 'period' Milverto
'e':,2nd
of' :
•nd f
theLend •,.,.. :
-za
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•- ird~gta
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e:
a�
The experience of the. •Blackwater
T ' rias Growers'' ''Association • in
u p
marketing branded 'turnips, definite-
-y• --indicates •that,L,krading farm pro
lucts is a Profitable. practice. '
Purvis, an executive • of the
Association,. ;stated that -sales:. •.ar%'
°a . 'result
' 'factpr : and”, as
�'satis Y
most,
rice 'i crease , last ,week,
of a. price. :,i addit-
ional',facers 'are now receiving an , t
ons premium.
Kent
Sw' et ota oea In
e P t
when the'Co Y ,
i ;. ^lash in the :next round of the 0,
Walton. It is chiefly noticeable 'iii her• mother.„.. ,
"a les• are
the"
the autumn • � when pp
'the tree. •
fallmg:�.:off. e
' 'art: did -t e U S. navy. play
Whatp h:
i the war? It layed:`the .•Star Span-
gled Banner..
Friend -"Don't cry, . little boy
You will: • our reward in the end"
getY
-.'' ' os 'so that's .:where
. "Tommy S p .e ,
I allus''do get' it"'
ear -
IAN ' P INSTITUa
s Still ` oun
'The strength of Canada is in her: youthful, pro,
neering, ever forward facing; courageous'spinr,�
tempered" with old wisdom: Canada's strength .•
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'is: the composite strength of her: constituents• -g
institutions as well as individuals, ,
The • 341111 of Montreai,� 115 years,old and trud
Canadian history and ,tradition, applies its ,
to`, D'
•
experience -and; adjusts its•service constantly to
changing conditions; to the end" that it may'
e •
rq vide; safe, helpful and convenient bankigg?`,
, for the people• and busrness of the' Dominion.' "••
„
• Established i8tl
'. NTAD''orric6;•.
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' , MONiREAL''
!'T01A1. ASSE'TS rIN EXCESS, OF $750.000,000
w °Branch. C. L. OBERLE Manager,
' II
1.
w
A. layd.owns ,and- '.special interes
playdowns
evinced.`in this. district' du
will,
to the fact that Cecil Mooney, es
whil ' Iii :ley., will.,. be see
P , .
in action, with the Woodstock 'team
R:
t
n
Harvey Dentin's, '':Bruce League.
sixtet, Succeeded in putting`. the skids
under Southampton: `by ..the ' tune"of
4. to 0,'last .vVeek' in .the first- of the
semi-finals for League honors. 'South
ampton 'defaulted the" return:•••• -game
and ,Walkerton and:•Teeswater were
,slated .to' .fight , it out r. for the chain-'
nonslip on : Monday and Wednesday`
of', this week :
* * tray,
Teesater and Walkerton battled to
a -one all draw on Monday 'night on
soft •ice'i'in the. County Town} Th'e'
return - game was• in: Teeswater .last
night
sissies 'were made' regarding;' feed
•.
-
in& methocisr colony douses , p
si'e,' control , The officials made it :
1h ,iii that, Canada bas a surplus, ofho�.
h' g market, for. that
and,,the only ma
i ., great Britain' • where:.
sprplus . is , in , GAF,-. , rtlier.
t. •,is, wanted,;, 7:! u
utility prQduc • .. �-
4 ower is obliged:
*Orgy.* the, !Ontario: gr west where:
to, compete .with the,
of> roduc;- •
:coat., P
ekes,
cheap grain m
:The in Olo.,t:
owe;! ban:; .
n . '
n arta ; f rmers, .boP.e, . then.,
ogs, ;and through better . .
gulit .
ys Y, . �: � _ .
breeding, :stock; .correct •rations, para..
•
�good wine husban-;'
Site: COntr01 �nd � a ..
•dr ' the Ontario grower ;nay , improve
' num-
his' positign .The question .qf„
bers is: left for.• the producer, to de•
termme.
r Smith,
f and vegetable
. J. • C. Smith, a'. fruit
wn • in' . Ken'`
`ismer near. '.Rdgeto .,fry_
usiastiY-
ario i
,ountYr. -Ont r... ,
and . clairri,.
•otatoes
;rower of� sweet p„
•':nee s'..can be pro;'C''n da s d
hat• all: ., a a �
i 's 'of'Essek; Ken.
in the, Countre • „
.,
a bton • and. •.in 'the Niagara
nd` L m Q .
ss set;• , ,
Smith : or
• Mr.
A April sof
In P ,1932; .
Seredr......Ave::hampers of sweet p
ire-direetions;,:fron!
toe.. and* secured .t
'n Southern Ben
a large...,produces' i ,
,
•-•� _ -- lantedr in:
tucl'cy: The yams ,,were . p
-bed and in -•18 days
,April.: in a het -bed
'se''
�l;e, 'young„ : sprauts, began ' , to,
about three
the condi When .
above , g'='
s 'in leiht, they :were t trans-
planted
g
in• rows', 28- inches,;apart.',and
planted .
.row. B the SOth of
18�inches in';ahe, Y
i arvestin '' began. The
The
October . the g
otatoes .were 'dug' with a digger or.
p.
ploughed out of the ground. • Tliere
•may, `lie as niany.,as. 8. to lb tubers in"
a' hill. The yield. pet, acre • was' ap
proximately: 175 bushels.: The price'
per bushel: wasc'froin $1.25 to. $1.50
Mr:' Smith . Pis importing la . large
shipment from ' Kentucky within a
short time :for his own planting. Ap-
proxiinately' 400 pars':are imported
annually, Mr. Smith • says,` and •they
represent an income of . $250,000 to
American .producers
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^Avoid 'Inferior • Seed
ural'''' School':: Reports
S. S. 9, Kinloss
Honors 75% :., Pass 6O%.
Form V Nellie • Mac.Calluni
:Georgei • Wraith 61..
Sr I tT=Melvin Morrison. ;80,
mie Purves ., 77; • Jean; MacCahum' 75;
June' Morrison, 64;'• Leela. Wraith 62;
:Donald MacKenzie 58.
2nd'" Class -Lincoln :Morrison., 73;,
Mary Wraith ` 59., ; . •
lot 'Cla'ss-Univ • Purves • 98, . Clif-
.ford Laidlaw' . 63 }
Sr. yr.. Elliott .Purves -85; - Myles
14iacMtllan 69.r” r
Jr, Pr. -Yvonne MacMillan, Fair.
A. M. • Thom S.,
U S.^: SY No 4, Ashfield and Huron.
'No one can afford to- risk: buying
•
inferior seed with the; margin 'of. ; '
as small, as, it is,
Profit in farming.
to -day, ',states M.T Minn; State, . •
Anal'st'' in; New York and well
•
Seed Y thin. •
known •.in u ads ."Already
season; certain' papers are •carrying
alluring advertisements, of''bargain
is seeds that :are quoted.' ,
sdeds�,•that . :Mr:
at .ridiculously 'low, prices,"says
nn. °"Some; farmers, in . order to
Mu
•
economise have --sent. awa-y_.fer_ rine
of ' these so called bargains but. when
tests were made: in the•seed 'labora=
•
tory, these in nearly every case, have
ve, dangerous
been � found unfit' or , e, r!
f'planting:because' of low or weak '
or
e
or on . account of th
ermtnation,.
the
con-
tate."
on-
• seed Y
ed
.f
'we
o
large variety
tale "' -
rr
' this,
�; Seedsr eontinu
es
"Bargain., Seed ,
.. g.
" . or; ..buying...
worth
crit are' ''never.
auth . Yr
:a , a ;.no ;attention;
and�• farmers should •p Y .
far �__ _�°,'c
.: _ , _ rt - n swhere-pri . +� .... ; ,
acme t
to adver�i ,.
b
1 descri" tsoii: given.')Ze
ha
ts;.the,. only P
Y of ,:•adver-
edsmen' Bio ;not. 'approve
seeds
men
e offered ate:
isements; , whew seeds. ar
t
i d i
'thou!: any n
stipulated' price's. :Without rr
i_, ualit • or origin.
' tion f --the r 4 y
ca o
• ' In' a Seed; Grain 'survey ' conduct-
ed last: year in Haldimand -'County;
it was found '.that .49.2% of ;';the`
samples • graded : No. 1, 3.6% graded
• No. ',2, 24.8% graded No 5 and
22,2%0 graded 'rejected'. ,9.3% .of the
samples wereabsolutely free. ,of all
weds:,
Hardwood V7ersus' Coal
' 'Reports .to the ;Department state
that :many • people, `:influenced 'by , the
V---Sara^belle Finlayson 02'‘Yel li:oy,
tteKe rase 79;'' Finlay MacDona`Id .17.
IV" --Kenneth' Finlayson' 83;
::Irene
Ross '70; Marion'. •Macenzie
70; DdilaidaTMMacKenrdiclt K 66; Donald
1.MacDonaid 65; Kathleen' °MacKen-
drick 61; Florende Mac44enzie '• "57,
Andrew Backwell 50`, ..
• Sr: III Marion -
MacDonald 85;
.Edna Biirkivell 80 ' •
Jr,�':I'II .i3'ruce-.•'lVtacLennan 56+:`'--
II -.Pearl' ' MacKenzie 76` ' David,
MacDonald,." 74;•' Douglas • MacKend-
rick • 68, Rodney MacLennan 57,
. "
Bertha MaeD ,onald* acDonalcl
.eraak q5 Gw"en•
. M ,
'a0iyir'Rsbt!'72;" Ca'thernt
nan Marie
58: . + r
Pr, Mae •
Miiate*Ydrick 75, Chris
tint Mactiennan 70`':7sol�"el MacDoti"
all
10f Gordon Ross 56.
1104„ On Ave, alt, 22.36
w• 4040 9s 11940,1 • h..140 90
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;very ' sans ble rquaiifities,
With., pry a..
.t
in
that 1n .
s
n �
nt
-around�he-coo 3t,- ,
County .'Towners. ran in fou
--
cls
of timothy-; and- r -
ever been' , over:; a
has n
many cases
s would.�.see
vin mill, this-,advice•
Clea g
as applicable to�Canada , as�'to United''
st',
Statesthe be ,�ths` spring. Even in.
'averae farmer':cannot
' times ',the g .
of ,;,
afford to ga>ti
bl'e :with' doubtful • seed,"
;_ • ,
is,: decidedly.
but just the risk
•wide: difference in: price, are 'filling;
their' 'fuel requirements • with hard -
Weed, 'in, 'place of coal.. Farmers, to
whom this 'source.' of, revenue ' has
been ppened,' are ; now `,•ketting„ re-
turns f ori 'their foresight in ., giving
attention to woodlots.
•
Swine Cars Valuable .
A total`, of 45 stops 'were made .by'.
the Ontario. : Swine Demonstration
care• 'which .completed their itinerary
on March 4th.". ,Animal husbandry
experts at:'Toronto• and Ottawa- gave
an _interesting "series :of lectures, and
'parasites, Wore . discussed'.. by author
ities •, from '" the :Ontario., Veterinary
, College• 'Tho lecture: 'care' "carried
an ititereiting. collection. • of charts
and exhibits and"'a full, coach' .was
devoted '..to .'bree,ding :swine • which
were sold "to ,tlie:.farriers. • During
the first, two" • weeks •, in',Ekster Ons.
tarso the Sales at 'eachstop aver,
aged five., At.`the •first 30 stops, a
,total Of ;,130 'sows ;and, 18° boars Were
'distributed:. The 'average attendance
was 8g per stop:' A keen'interest in:
more ':'serious, :.
CurrentReport
A numCrop ,
ber � of , farmers
�,
in .Bruce` •
County , - have ...been , enquiring • for
good seed:oats., .Sales have- .been
nide at' about 45c a bushel t' All
baby •chick hatcheries',in Peel 'County
are running to , capacity with °hatch
ability :of eggs';' higher than in 1932'.
Poultry • :Men are feeding.': -more cod:
liversoil in baying mash than, forst
erly. , A good .demand: for -horses. • is
noted in Perth County, with 38 head
being sold at `. an au tion • sale in
Stratford. One team se at $350 and'
other horses 'as sigh •4 as $1.50" each,:
Some •:scarcity' of good, quality • seed "
oats and barley' is. observed
Wellington. County, -due to; the ex-
cessive inoisture of " ] 932: Turns to
are moving 'to market' there at 15 •
18c. There has been an increase in .
the number ; bf .small seeds • beipg sub'-,,
muted for grading ' in H^aldimandr.
It is reported, from Lincoln '°County.
that as ;; high:as as 40 per cent of the
buds ;of', some of the varieties
peaches have .been killed during .the
;painter, which is probably; ;very . de-
'rab
sile'.as there are always more
.. 'buds'developed d velo ed than,. required for
a good , crop.•: Approximately' fifty;
;carloads . of • patatoes 'have been ship-
,ped from the `' Caradoc section in
Middlesex.'• to; Windsor, ^ prices being
about 65c a' bag recently :Livestock
are in good conditionin most Coon -
ties. Potatoes are being' tin-eked',into
Muskoka and. Parry -.Sound District ,.
.frons, Sinicoe County?at 85C per':hag..
Tisk is 'being 'trucked in at $13,00
Per ton!. delivered,, Serious" winter
killing of ,the new seeding of alfalfa;"
`'and red'' clover' has occurred in Fron-
tenac Enquiries 'for ' farm help have
been "received •"in numerous districts;,
with the:,'offeredsalaries :raiigirgs'
from ,$175 t6 $'300 Per Year. All the
seed' cleaning` plants in Renfrew ,
County,, are ',operating . continuously.
14,-6 cars "of beef• cattle were shipped
•
to the Winnipeg via"r''ket front Rainy
River' and 'fair prices , received. A •
car.'of• fine registered cattle. were
brought into this 'di"str>,et • roni; Old •
Swine raising Was evinced and-, en 'Ontario. .
` a ' HOL ROOD
zMt: /1,r, -; ,ad loris, sail:,
"Lorne. §peflt Siind'ay at'.," 1tir.,lache'l
Culbert's,, loth can. •q• '` • •
Mr.. and. Mrs. ,,•Robert MaeDonald'
anent, the Week -end yet Underwood.
Mr; toward llamas spent 'Saturda
evening ot'b(ri Wut, E0414'$,
(The 'Club" dance, Will be': held
flolyrood, this Friday eveijing,
program being postponed +anti
Mr`i;Otvill8 rinlayson is fassistiig
1'!r+ iianier, Harris to cut wood
r„
Mn Ackert is Y.iluite busj+
With Ws new': transport, 'Wei wish !fits!'
ever' WOO: