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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-05-04, Page 414) OHURCH NOTES PrubYterian. 4 The'*rular meeting of the Young Peep Guild was, held .on Monday evening„, the kisslonary Cqnt, hair - ng: ch&rgeof the..Program. Pig- the opening hymn, Marion, John-, stnn read We Scripture lesson 'end' the Lord's prayer was repeatedin unison. A sazaphone solo:Was then ...$1Yri.hy lir. Andy. Orr, .accompanied by: kles*atieline MeMnr_rfln. !,rw,o ntisabera, were, given -by the -Orchestra The:tOpie for thP evening, "Miasion, ,4,irt Work in Poland," was taken ,13.Y Mzss Rena IVIacDonald..,F011OWing the singingof the next hymn, a: reading was' given by EVelyni;TaylOr.: .Rev. 'C.H MacDonald closed the meeting *ith prayer. The meeting Moit week /will. he in, charge or the DeVotional , Committee. • port.Cfiatter!, •The local nine will be .withunt :the service' this season Of Bob Thompson, stellar third7, baseman -of last year,. it" iS extected. Manager,',Gergn of the Intermediate , .0. B. A. A. teain lias been after Rob and'he' it likely to be.wearing Belleville-gni- foirn•this Season: Nitieh „as, funs and .players::will re- gret his absence from the 'T 1 line- up, .everyone be, delighte is chance. t� plaY-• ().13,A, -A. and Will, • hope ,that' he makes good — "with a 'vengeance.' ' Bob .•kvad idat,'Strikirig his :Stride, 1 ;with . the ,Belleville,"- Juniorhockey ., . , --team last,. season,: when a • b . AO nose put laim cnit of the garnel r the winter. ' •- Presbyterian. MissionJL4.. •'-',,The--'regular,. Meeting' 4-: the Vic- tor* Mission Band Band. :was ',lipid r...en Monday, May lst. The meeting Open- ed by singing Hyinn 744. h� Serir- tue-lesson was read by Muriel • .• Patterson.- The, minutes of the last' mee,tinewere. read, folkwed by the Roll Call.' The Offering : then was taken,and. the ,Band. divided. -.-fOr '•StinlY Itosiella -Mullin teaching the younger children and, Mrs. :Huston • the ,older Pries: Hyymn 73 was sting• ' and. „the meeting coSed• with prayer .by Mau* Fisher,' • - Prellyterian Y 'W.• A. • • • • . , The ;regular monthly meeting' of theYW-A.. `was beld at the ritazise •Piz'Tlinrsday' evening,' 27th.. :After Singing the opening hymn 556, the scripture -lesson' was read respon- sively from- the •.'chap. Of Joinis-,-Gospel;-±-aftert which.; Miss .'.11endersoir,4fetetLpraierThe_m_iit_. titeS' yi-ereread.: and apprayed-. and •,,roll called,' It ,:was otaved bY, .Mrs. "-Maeberiti1d;706-ceiitr hrTivriS?*:7 .Kendrick. that Ms i; May. DaviaOn be • Sent is delegate ta .the Presbyterial. at 'Brussels'• On: Tuesday, May 9th. 'carried Mjss Henderson continued the the Bible.study : fruit' :15th Chap,' Of St . John's ' Gospel.' • After •, Singing • hymn. 55:4,•Mrs..MacDonald.azid -Miss Reid gaire ,.VerY • porta from Vie.ProVincial. Presbyter- ial 'held' in .-,Stratford an TueSday, ...April .25th A duet :from. Miss Annie 'gc.Kay"*rict,140.,'Phillip, Stewart was much'7; eiijOYed. The topic. " "pandit Menace Of:Manchuria", Was read by MiarsEvelyiellicLeed. After the eloa- hYain -888, Itties M. 12/al-Aeon off- ered prayer.-4ee'y. , • BELFAST Mr.., Charles Sherwood returned to Detroit on Saturday. , Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Purdon, Jean and West'Wawanosli, spent Sunday at Mr. T. A. Cameron's. • Mr. Isaac Nixon- and Mr. Ralph . Nixon vigited recently, with Mr. Victor Whitley's' at Crewe. - • Mr. °and Mrs. /Andrew Gaunt of West Wawanosh -visited -with the , • latter's mother, ,.Mrs. Sherwood, on Mr. and Mrs. Alvin 'Bowles: •and 'daughter of Lobdon, called On friends in the coznmunity on Sundayy. Just yvhen, the horsehide ,heavers were prepared ta 'start tossing the ball around in the local park, down- pours -of rain turned)" it . into a sea of mud and water; Which will keep them off the,field this week. ...A. meeting of the Lakeside League -tepresentatives' irk, Tees - water, Wednesday last, with renre- Sentativei present , fro4 nye 'towns entered in :the group the Past seaspri.. The • Officers,'.were •elected as lows; 'honorary president, lyfe- I.Say. president,- Dr.: HeWion; ' vice- presid.ent, Janes ThertOn;, secretary: treasurer,' Dr. • *Arens. l.Two- execu- tive . member - will, be appointed:: after entries . are. in.. Theschedule will.'be drawn up on May 18th, . The ' nieeting ;went ' on record, per- mitting Bruce •League playera, •en-- eirgiiirizr-L5ketide-Leagup games., B • * - 1.TrilesS -.objection is raised br •thE- 0. B. A,A. which- is- oot, likely, it', is cl expected,- Gordon Iawin and • Andy Thompson will be playing Lake- , c, side League hall' with Lucknow arid, ,e „ • in, the ',Bruce kapTeeawater.' t :-* • ' HO 7,7 (COlitinnetrfrOin- Page I) tomop, the oozing perspiratkri, stayed the inevitable for a, day, and then, the., whole' coinpan changed ..Suddenly, like ghosts, into white. 0116 fun white day and' we were 'gliding into Honolulu; White EmpresS, ;.White•Clothes, folks inte 'blazing. min and naked- ness:. and-cosmopolitancolors, 'Pana-' /ian pale faces waited with interest for a real experience of the..itimed Hawaiian 'welcantei 4ig:•11a-wanirindwim aheWsele°ilime 1111hers: were the first to greet us. Like -tauntry ren rushing .to • meet their visiting .1t,Y OOusina,. tho aqua:lo:. youths swam and played 'along side from I • tfie. Ver V harbour' gates AO the dna. Of Course there were a- few eqina to diVe :for, for sweets; or flowers' Qr readBut ''Canaditintoins ,are scarce these -days, so InOSt of 1:6Ar welcomers mine 'just far the, fun Of it. It was hard "foeus to understand' how with the'fallipg of the -surplus Silver the i,iuMbers of youthful swimmers keep- 'tp. ••:‘'Part of the Hawaiian welcome," explained one: who knows, the toma. 'Lookine,' back on it now that ,bacly to, which ,the ,erowd...gaVe p,ovicps lxpla.nation n11:1t":1S6 ansvve approval.-- what's the 'Hawaii had always been' 'aaaocia- broke. in another with thick tongue, ,"it'll' never. ,be settled anYwaY. never, attnrbq -Tut* iti4,7144i Tium, . , 1,,AvCKNow SENTINEli. , Published •every Thursday, morning • • at -Lticknow, ',Ontario: • 1;Irs. A. 'D." MacKenzie -Proprietor' daropbell ThOrnPabn--Publisher ' „THURSDAY, MAY. 4thi 1933 • t'aok.a, group, of us' "around town," At„ti,street interSection two motor - ars" bumped, just as we passed.One nadaslightly dinged front,' fender, • lie other g frightened, driver. Both ;drivers drew off;:to the sides; business and getting!:out proceeded to the : :entre of the intersectimi• to prove , the other 'that Careless+ 'ones ik crowd gathered. ' Soldiers in a lezen, kinds of •uniforin,. • wamen,,.- grocer in.his% white apron, Military nolice;'. and it drunken sailor. But not single "bobbie'Was..anyWhere .to seea , '"Make them do it all- over ;again.. gipte, just y let as allhaVe a irry it• juclgin';". called A wag to tke • tailor '-'vvho staggered around waving ckgar arid .,officiotisly ta • act as' interinediUry. " ; member One time back in ole •:Zentucky; I got into.a Shinto., tang- " Yarned the grocer' to ine like' an cl-tt friendas be stood beside Me on t4 garb: • "Call ,the Parlice," yelled some-. ted ili zny mind with' Music. Interest- iitg' that the firat. note of welcome:to 1..eae:h our ear* .$001e.tirne befOre our ship tied tied' up ---at'- the ',Pier; was the Soprano voice - of an...Hawaiian . singer. to the aecompatirnent :of .an Qrele- tra"A1oh4" was her ',sang. Not• -a the amount needed. Hut. on 'went the .11%facir.,e;;;oealpicled16 -,seii, .7 f,:stieetm" eorner . argument ?for fit% H„now.„,:isFits, 7 at Oscar Hyatt of three-quarters ,of-aii kotir.''The Aloha means • farewell : to --thee, • • 'nc?.•.'biiiftti"hoeef(!1;te?ia:tie.rai.lit, el:1!lseirpi,:Cigh11:-Ilauk.gcery; Aloha means!.goodliie; • Honelulu.' • • • • . . it means -Until we meet again •.Racial Intermingling Not a Failure Beneath 4141 Aloha mearia .goedaMorning; • And 'always tobetrue,, . nt,the best; thing! that Aloha: Means' s; I.love you:: We Were greeted to -the Pacific-Para- ise'where theIceY iword Nor was the:: Hawaiian ; greeting bnflned aj�ne to the .tile0S1tTes of and • ear. l; Coining. • closer, he fragrance . from. handrpd Of frOWeis the high,. deck •, countless 'woven garlamis "leis'. carried by7the, • - ing Croryd, beiow. Tglipre ..seetm.ad; enough leis' to honor ,at 'reast:many hundred mere' guest's than were NEVER, NEVER, So what'S.the good of.gettin!„....the •Once?", • , "Total damage ,to..„.,tWo COTS,' one dollar and tvienty-five 'cents," " an- -mounded. another in latiti ,:voice ,of finality . Who put the figure' at twice Thus it is apparent that -LticknoW 7 will trotout much the same line-ur as last season with the exception of •Bob Thompson at -third, and with irospects of 'five teams. • and maybe •more ,.in the group, another success- ful season' is, anticipated. cuf.:RosS CORNERS . . • Mrs:Jas Wraith 'and , babe have , , returned after spending a 'few days in Toronto. - Miss Lex Bell ).tas returned to Hamilton., Mrs. M. +Gamble viisted with Mrs. Hayes recently. . , Mr. and Mrs; Jno. Ross and Bill attended the reception, at.; Oteenock last Wednesday evening. • .Mrs. Stubbard of Brussels spent a few:days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkshaw-. •• , Lexy. and Laura, Bell ° attended a quilting ,,bee at Blanche 'Haldenby's. Miss Ethel McPherson Visited with her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Thompson. Save your. .buijdings° NOW.. Ze. e ide - • Acorn Barn Ventilators Prevent ,spon- taneous combus- tion. Base, 20 in,; Drum, 16 ht.; lfeight, 4. ftt 5 in. -only OM. di1111!11!1111111 • Preston • Ga vanized Turks Special Spring•Sale.' Write for prices. Slocum's . Spark . Arrester For.your 'house chim- ney, Pre. vents roof , Slocum'a Pire Suffocator F� putting out fires when they are beginning. PRESTON Bern , Door .Hardware We can save you money on You barn' -door hard= •-tvare. Write. •for. prices. , 10Ifigg,g ./' —"i/111111111 • a argil DP OP 10 Preston Steel •Clit'd Barns :Built with rugged steel • trtisseti or plank ArtiStws. • ' 'leafed and sided with fire, prom, such Write for "Boot Abu t Barns". UserPireston "Lea-Hed" • Nails • Lead is used on 'the head of these nails to seal the nail -hole. Now only 15c lb. • of dollars: Worth Of farm bnild- ings are being eaten up each year by nat, and decay caused:by leaky roofs, and by fires: Salle your buildings N W before ,• they gee beyond saving. i' Re-reiof With - Rib -Rall is permanent: 31t:'rUnnot, wirp, • /shrink, 'peel, crack, curl or bulge., It is fireprOoft---sParles_eaupst ignite it. When Properly. grchineled at the faur ...Corners iteeordink to the Ontario Lightning Rod 4..ti.it.oves.C!*tiplete' lightning pretei • • , • ' “Councit StantgiVel'' Rib -Roll is no*ie inititiliele*esiPikS;ItiliStry?Onality • • is sstill niamtained at jt a h hest p�hit Write forfree sample and • useful roornit booklet: , .g,m4kfiattkincle..9.f.S Metaf-Duiblini `Mareilatg.. COUNCILSIANPARD wog, • „ Gitelpft‘ 'Street, „ " Preston*. . Mit `4\ , dii0 , Itelantreat„ turonkl ab,out thebig. affair la,t year" , aSked::g 'ditizn ".Wheiri Tont social life ;Wei portrayed :a In a rather, deplorable • mess."' , • • z'‘%,irtirelv-inis-repteserited,"..he ' an- swered;, ;unhesitatingly.: kais people .:Wha :fear that - we • are on :the . wrong trackiii eneopraging. free social intermingling •for all ra'C'e' grabbed at -that partjealar-.case and tried .to, o.feneralize, about: the 'failure. Of ,our-wh610.-social,experiment„-.13nt. it linit • failed,•'':'Opr! racial- -krona .e't along beautifully together. There - discrimination that'I know of pn•-„purely: racial 'grounds. The affair of last Year,,,though• deplorable, orovide onnOrtunitY for clearing • few' nrObleros in civic adjoin's- ' tration. For example,- . Certain. „case fbola:vde our d Sftre jaenindesr,h;pThhila -04d ..c,,..,41,sui5.0:„‘I' were Mit 'right. But these Ow of, indiViduals"....bolding dual citizen - a of malting Power nedltInO.ez. as tolc.611s' by tho'Haivalians for Centuries. They minor matters. On the larger • cars- (' eV•rirelcii.o„n:e.:tg.hiz:irat,s;„eacnicdi.,..wvi.:,,,i...,,,,,„.„„eia.,,..bdys, have, nothing,' to • fear' • sine, carna•• Oni. social _Problem:is :nrogresSingN well: 'LttSt •.t.;Par's feAts for • llonolul Made froinL:fresli-cat flaWers7-PIOM--, Hans; poinciana, bougainvillea, were..nrifoinided."‘:. .- • • • • • • • ds b 'xicier,...reses and many other VarietiPs 1"Na.heyeott of ;Japanese ,goo Were we.' ' white-faced' 'Canadians e:CCdeAllilebii5;ossdihj:i '1:lr'aee.1.11:::' i.Pjts.-ahaliaaasntlia' enthusiastically rnnYedisaeeuT' ri.stid!aWaPi: . . :front the frozent.snow,y; 'N'arth, tobe --1 ': , Worthy etari-cling,dan't affect us,°.he' explaine '11"),ouvieill2'flbeowiTatln r'igreaetilalicilf greetings? eoned soWere we toIt-ein)(LYs. of sag:li an Eiffusion,,':of• .frie* nationalities Coliiiflg out of schoc ndshil., ? We wondered. • • , Corning down the...gang-plan •• chatting and joking together: •k. : , "All, flags/in Honolulu were at halt ; . • ; nntiatl that (JAY-. Our driver told us the 'City was in list:mining becauag'.of the death Of the first Btiddist' bishop 9f HaWaii, • "All religions get ..aler,..;; N • yet 'speileld by-. the .liard-.Oniied together here 00," .he, acica.L. ot Ways, of the traffic' :in olidayers„ As Teople. are hapPy and. contented. TheychaVe no 'special troubles aincnt, buoyant as the, bikhrinners; 'as set races ' :s°•• "what t10164he religion - as the song; ,as ..frosh:atiefrtt._ ists to fight . toyer? Nothing:. here- grithee.. Of foios;, ,a8 hin.nah file fore they da '.no *ond.:to°.fight. Th.6 jnat ' get ' along • together. ' Of 'Pourse. you see' American missionaries have, been here a Jong time sothei is -a fine ba.ckgrefind for ,?,;(,:4d understand: ing„ That nialtes a, ereat ;diffetencV1 he thoughtfijihi :rernarked, - : . "Interesting place, Hanolultf.to be in,",..said a young Anierican besiness Man, ,who has haa ,sPent the past feW years' on the Islands:' '`A.,ellap„Can. go for; a ...walk with a ..CilineSe Jap- anese, Kordan. ar:. Hawaiian ',girl. and no.O.neeveit thinks:anything about it. Why -Shona, they ?Th.girl' iS good 'looking and edacated. She Speaks the ,English Of ,ciatured peaple and' dres- ses as any American girl. Why... not? Of CoUrse it couldn't'. be done'. with: the sarne fteedom • few years • age: And certainly 'Cottldri't he done now Openly on' the mainland.", thore much interinarriage among the races?" I. asked, "It 'is natcom- mon."' he•teplied.`"Friendlinesa ffoea-, ritt.lead to interfnarriage necessarily. When -there is f,ree, Social :intercourse people naturallyinarry these of their aWn. race.", . . 4Iinin6ralitYr'• "We' hhyP4a verY,' fine haste' .for unmarried Mothers in Honolulu," . Said a travelling 'Sava- tiPn lAi'nfr., officer, "but I .-didn't .get m 0118 nbte, thek,, wotildra zitics, of. its site in 4'ngland • or Arn- L.,, ..ethrit:a..1:,npre:sieir: that conditions are "so very • diffetent ftont that .of . ether. •?..". "Not tousual1y. prevalent,". eonimented an _tance,..Abo know 11awaii, '+1Je v' ,nfinosiiher#''of the phiee is:Conducive rather to. .conintori ,spnae. and :Se,* health., Work for everYblargely in 'the,. Out- Of cloth': a With ablindant opporttinitieti for :good. V WIIITECIfyItC4 BORN4Iri Goderich General- Hos- pital, On APrill?th, to Mr. ToYnbee Lainh,•a, son. "(pee -Annie. •tlfennedy, .4 daughter of Mr. And ;Mra. John Kennedy -of this cOinnuii- - ;Mr; Henry .11athers received 'the, .s4F1 news Oat+ hisbro-' vQ6Pi7gesulViddaeintileyt• 8,!NY' hitahsise4 *way " henrt trouble in Vancouver. 'ffe extead our sympathy to the befeaved rela.: tt ihvi es s' r.w Mr. Phatlis .,Mathers.' is tractor,' .ploughirig for Mr. 'D'Avid Kennedy ,Were ,aorry, to report, IVIrS. 'Thos. Inglis is on the sick lit.: We hone for a 'speedy '.recoyery. •1Virs,.Jas„ Brigham .and t:wo .ten,, and :her: breither; kr,. '•GeOrge Wightman , SOD. 'Ivan, of visited. recently their parents; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 4s�z. and 'Mrs. liarrY TiehbOrn 'MieS oliye Tichborne .of Godetich;t visited 'On Sunday with ..Mr: and Mrs. David :Kennedy. .; Mr. Wm, -Fisher ,visited this week - Lwoittho.. his. son; Mr. George Fisher of ZioN • Mr. and'Mrs. Arthur 13raniliall,. (nee; Miss Dorothy Downton) of Hamilton, Were the gtiests • last. week 'of Miss' Ada Helm, on their • bridal trip by mcitor.. • Mr. 'and' Mrs. • Richard 'Gardner, Mrs.: W. IL, Reed and-Misel Ada Viteb_ sterivisited'witir:Mr. and-IVIrs..Albert Camnbell of Westfield'. on Sunday.:, ' Melvin Reed, of Toi`•onto,,eall ed on 'his' Mother; Mts. W. ifj: Reed, :on Saturday evening:: "• , • Mr.- and • Mts. •Joe IreeMan and . • Mr. 'Fred Horton of Leehurn spent Thursday !evening 'with Mt.': and Ira. Will_Gardner.• : •• • , ". , • Mrs..H. ° Reed (4 Lucknow, spent last week with :Mrs. Chas. Ritchie, Who is not enjoying the beat of bealth. of ..late. '. • • . Mr . Ernest Gardner, we are -pleas= id: say, is able ,to be: about again,' • after being confined to thp, house for '3everal,weeke: •• . , We:. were. turions,-- therefore, ;to .R11., cadre,' .inta,"tinemplayment .,conditiOns. Who weilld•We ask? • ,,,•• •to the uneniployed..and get his: teae .Let -ns pick one e..,p0'nk -belongs lien. "We didn'thave to go fat tofind our man. "HaW are tintea "in 'Hone - lulu ? . we asked . this • man of ,onr chciicP, We looked in 'a reatiturant windo'w, tagethet.„."Ilav,e yOu• felt the : xepeti•e6S4srioonr:Iolvvee'rchhoeures,auut ?,: 3, ' m -un„ "ties aren't There • e :ant then; I Supp,es,e. things pugio..'he 'iiiey're,:uact,oVer. on thentaxn- - hazu„ Bat yon see, Vire', didn'c tiaKe d ..hteh .inctittrial,expansion. as .on the p oaaitanii; the,retore we :don't, ieel • ;ne depressian so • rinick. We dont 1 Aeco .to 'for' things to eat • eat ever fiere, and the cliinate is mild :enongli to do, with feW.. :clothes'," expiainki • These words reminded u$ of .sev7 erni we., had heard comniendingtiie splendid -co-operation all , -groups in thp,city had given t� • the leaders' ot- iptief organizations., We • had now heard the story; froznbetli sides. ,11 Was: the ataxy • at a;'Well7organlzed, L'oLopetative 'community; deepiLe the 'lea that it contains representatives of nearly all those, peopies Who",forin rile much talked pi; "Problem' of • the. • • .Ali ,.bany, Honolalu night. aboard :41ier .steamer :brought us to the, day denaiture.-' What .a morning •-it was!, TeMperature;'sixty-five., Bright sunshine... Occasional- falling inists of aunshine." • Throngs • Of people: 'nearly.. clothed in garlands -0i fresh cut flawerS,, saying farewell aild being farewelled. MUsic and song filled thp. air. 'Happiness was every- where. They spirit Of • apt farewell seethed " to differ ••iittle 'from : our greeting. Same word for both; "Aloha:" We left this 'hub of the Pacific: for the Japan-ehiria •section of the rini with hearts ',Warmed by new hone in '• thefuture' of'. Pacific peonies': .The, ,old rnotto„ "tfa 'Man, Ice. ea- o ka aina i ka pone," which . • translated' is ., Said to ' mean, "The, he. of .the land is preserV'ed .in tight;e6usnesS,"' became significantly meaningful ", through .What' •NVe ilad were actually into it. One Couldn't stay aboard. The very atmosphere d the welcome .was itriguing., : Not a bit, of; the bald orrnality about it. Very little of tourist commercialisti. "hello" of halmv folks. So did, lulu welcome, , • . • It all. seeMed so dreani-like; lso other worldly. One Wondered...whether thi.re could '• be stich things AS • orcssiOns in such an atmosphere. And '-what of Class distinctions • 'or race prejudice: And 'What'•abotit. the young folks? Do they show any improVernent on -the pat generation? And are :there polieeinen? If so what do they -do for a living?; ObserVationa "Around 'TOWn7 We .went, an Englfshinan and 1, for a" walk; "A few blocks. awali • we inet a pOlicemait; hail -fellow; met` chap he was: "The teuriSt eau?: Shure," said, he, adjusting his .horn -rimmed spectaclea as he spoke,, • "just yau..gc. 'long there two blocks,. :then Jig, to. the left an' you're right it.', '1 . ' • "Prettr. Well'. pqnipped, 1..'d say; commented my friend. 'after bbSerV- ing the policeman's belt,, and , big pistol in its helder; his - baton ,,and • handcuffs; and jack-knife; ..and :big keV chain; ,his note hook with pencil and :his hook Of' rules and rezula- tiorts.' In addition to. all, One pocket, half -ay to }OS .knee bulged. with a great flashlight. "A hit of a joke, it seems to Me;" went,o iny• Cotnrian- ion:'f poliemen wer ieally needed time for carrying...suck a digniav,& all that. •In -an' emergency •he'd..gc, confused," lie reasoned, ' •••• • -Farther. up ,the street...Mt in'et-a, still bigger, and. brighter, .pcliceman. On his arm, he displayed a big;black "M P" on white band; reminiSeerit, Ot war thne, only sayingit londer than , ever. Poor little Ovit behhie resreation4., this together . with d is4P-Oacrg‘°43-01,44 0' of oration ' seherne6nel-tilt_ . -If bobble; ft-"j' in , rbssion• wut Bad Chu rg 6, 11 wanat LaSt, but not least, ,the de.preSSIOn. "Isad' as he ie'efiled''te; ..ktave they felt the ,depreaaian, ut comtiarisoi :this; wo king -de -6 o1ae1-.oducri-1;ao2Ilt1os, makes r ical arid spiritual health." . „ttpi, other intfat control, the Parifi. Basin, .."Play, tidi" ng,'we thoutoilt. tt, fr, around town W6 1 We'hadn't Seen a :•13teadi §uoh, atmos•pherd as 1Line 1011.0i11.11i? n oU a . XIII this sort a thaweemed 9B, r w‘nk absurd hadn't beet tititccllor a little some M/vening *Pothe- thing toward. getting a cup 0 coffee ,, s , S 6,011. , . •• . • ..• LYceum t WINGHANI TIVRS,.PIHDAY, • May% AY. 47-5.46 • HAROLD' LLOYD ‘. "Movie 'Crazy , . . ,Kaitrs Farm Boy LOOS In ' ' ,IIO1bWOOd „ . ADMISSION - Adults 15c. ••' Children..20c• • • **DAY TUESDAY,, WEDNES. 'MAY 8,-9181 JOEL FAY W.RAY & LESLIE' ,BANKS he. No8t. Dangerous „An Exciting Adventlire Story ' Also TWO REEL -COMEDY -t •"HOOP§. MY DEAR" and SINGLE :REEL' NOVELTY MAFEKING Mr. •And.Mis.. Thomas Hall and danghter of -Kincardine, were recent: guests: of their ' brothers, Messrs. Godfrey and •Wm. John 7•,' • • lVfrs, Norman Treleaven und-claugh- ter,--krs:-WesleY YOunkers ag Tor- onto and :Mra..• Bert Treleaven and 'GWendelyzi, of' .Crevve,.• yisited. at 'the litnte of IVIr. and Mrs. :S. J..-1Cilpat:: rick. on Thursday. T314{9 • 9:!endInga few --Weeki-tWitkber • daii ghteriviVITs:-Atheit • Alton, Belfast i Sunday Schoolwill be held in:, 131ake Church next Sabbath after- - noon at 4 P.M. instead pf the regu- lar hour. ' " The heavy rains Sunday and kon- day nights, caused many washr throughout ''Asliheld. The roads had been iii fine condition:. Seeding op- erations will be stopped for wseme time -also. * • Mrs. Jim , Mizner of Stratford, visited her cousin, Mrs. Herb Cur- . ran, Monday. ° PARAMOUNT BORN -On April 29th, to Mr. and Alis. Nelson Raynard, a daughter. Congratulations. • Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dahmer and family, Kincardine, visited recently ;with Mr. and Mrs. MacGill. Mr. and Mrs. J. Richards' and Mr. and Mr. ,gtanley; ,RiPley, were 11 visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Richards - recently. Mr. James. and 1Vlies. Maggie, Pick- ering visited at Mt. Jas. •Murray's; • one day last week. g. ° . Mr: and Mrs. Dislier, Wriartan, are visiting with their daughter, Mrs: Earl Swan, this week. LUCKNOW and IvIN---G-HAm tilohurnental Works • Lucknow, Ont.', Has the largest and 'most complete stock in the most beautiful •tlesignri . AND CANADIAN GRANITES to, choose freni. in- „ . ++. , , MARBLE, 'SCOTCH, SWEDISH ' W E make a SPeeialty of ', y' • p•:amiirmaioup utiyineDnotnse.and invite ' our Inspection. , Inscriptions Neatly, Carefelly and! . pro ‘ . . • See -Us before ' placing your order:, Douglas Bros. R. 'Spottoni 1 hOne•74 Phtine 256 , ImeknOw , Wingisa* Government ApPr.fived' tiried Rock \ Baby Chicks and Eggs for Hitching,From . ' .,,,B,Lood-TStiiii, Stock, ' 1.-,firivc _been breeding far fifteen yezits far Slie, large 'egks, !wavy ' production and •vigor. Alk eggs set are ,extras and specials. Luny Oticii.,..PRFCE,g7 MAY, 9 cents each ' • :HINE; 8 cerits'. each. riVe Unrelated tat punched 'ehleks 'free, wtth every hundred • ordered. Teti 'Per Cent deposle Ookg your"! Order; delivery ,gnartinteed. STARTED CHICKS,LPIILLETS I D (.r.Delf.R,VA4$§,,-T01t--AzttbpCA- EGAyok HATCHING.. Hundred, $4190.!,,Three•-hulidred over * at three Cents: an egg:, Order -chicks now and AO delivery When You vvint • them. Inepection invited: Write ,iii",•-"Plinnie. Kti!rNEDY POULTRY.' FARM viiiit4tolitlich • 4:;•iittioo : 7