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ILUCKNOW ONT., THURSDAY MAY I 8th; 1855.
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DlENTIST
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Dr. R. L.Treleaven
LUCKNOW
Hours: 9-7-12 A.M.• „1.30-5 P. M.
PHONE 63
4. .g.te*grt •Gtahani
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BARRISTER ,,., •SOLICITOR,
Ofthe Jete, R J• ;
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Stewart, .• next 'Orr- to ,
•1 Royal Bank 1
L''Phone 135 ' ••• KINCARDINE
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Lneknow, 'Phone 146-w.
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' FOUN suin of money it
, Lucknew: Ai'3151y at Sentinel, Office.
'• • FOR. RENT--,-9/7Acre Farni, Lot
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29, Con. 6, KinItoss..Good• grasS
' •. Apply to •Joseph Hadgihs •
1; Holyrood.
FOR SALE --1928 ChevrOlet coach
paint, tires •and , upholstering all:
good; and in, good mechanical con-
dition. Apply Cecil J. Phillipson,
' , .R., 3, Lucknow.
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„Seed Buckwheat • for sale. Price
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"... 59c.: per' bushel: Apply 'to, ,
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6, Litcknow.
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"-AUCTION. SALE -7:44 first''class
'1,Ousehokl furniture, 'including.' 'bed-
:: rOoM suites, ' disheS, pumps, etc ete.
; at the Walker Store' building • or,
• Saturday; May ,20thi_ at 2 30
•M -Gaynor,- Aug. —R. JMoore
- volt, r,t,EicT.,Loaad.,1007.a.eie 'greSs
farm for rent,: by month' or by sea-
son: -.Plenty; Of Water.' Boundary, 3%
. • 'Mileswest of Lacknew.1
APP1Y to, Albert' Towle, 1,ucknow;
" 'WOOD FOR , SALE •
• We have a good grade et 111i:iced
wood now ready for sale, 16'? E.t,n4
• .12". We will . have 'a.• good ,,stock :On
hand throughout' the year..., Spegint
' :prides. to those who :Will • call ',for,
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;their wood. ' • ,;
The lAicknOw Table Co.,. Lithited.
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TENDERS WANTED
; By Township of Kinloss
Sealed tenders will be • received, by
, the undersigned upto3 P.M.,. Men-
day- the .29th •day of May, 1933,•• for
the Crushing of 3000 yards of,
Gravel (approx.) and also '.trucking
" the same. - •
, Crushing 'to be done at; two diff -1
erent pits. •
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Tenders to state price' 'Per yard
• for crushing, and price per yard per
mile haul for trucking. •
The low•est or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted. , •
." J.. R: LANE, Clerk,
' ' R.. R. 2; Holyreod
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°ming' vents:'
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Insertien, ' 50c.. ,
subsiluen,t 'Insertiaas; 25F.
DANCE •'
•• Tony Feir's-• 8 -piece erchestrilthe
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fprnish for a. Idan.e_e„ :
.To'W'a' Hall, FridaY• May -Luta 4.1cier
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auspices • Of Jewel;:-Rebekah,,,ledge.,
'General admission' 25e. Liulch'eauntei::
Prorni4elit, Lifelong..
cORRESPONDENTS AND' NOTE"Campbell Sentenced
ADVERTISERS . '
5 ilresKtent . PassesTo -Three Months
Next week," May 24th; a public
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R.PK. ,CiMer01,1Widely SA.C.iwa Citien
• wofe4n.I.;usedka:owlshg:!tee, 18,4ed.s ,434
On, Wednesday, night' death,
came to. liadericlf, Donald Canierop,
in his eey,exit"YralXth yea at rhiS hemp'
.here.: end .c1ina,ed a Ioig hfe of
infieence. fincl PniPaSe,in .the *Pranlai
thin, of alt•that was Worthwhile in
ehureh, 'fraternal, politicaland pa -
tie r ciferes.iwir
exemplary.; citizen and ,death:
tenches ,as weW ashis, family
Circle and his community', :-for Mr.
CantetOn, , • was ,well and hitt:trebly,
known • throughout Westernend
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Nerthern . 'Ontario. ; l" .• ' ,• ,• •
Folio:wing a'oprieate' service at hip
}rule Ofl 7(I'Fida',- ' sarYlee
was .held in the,: 'United' Church, With
Rey., ,S,' Tuelier,;• conducting ,the.
service, ,asaisted1113y Rev. C. H. Mac -
•Donald, arid. hi 11,ev..'..„C: N. MeicinZie
of' Ripley. Words- of conSolation were
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spoken' to the bereaved., family .and
the tribute to the deceased was: brief
•:but full of meaning, record
peak :-for itself," ‘• and !truly g•r
Cantei.On's record bespeaks a ',Use-
ful• -life .well lived...Interment was in
Greenhill: cemetery, ' the '•pallbeeters.
being.' litleisrs.: Jahn ,JoYnt,:•tir,•
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ton,.W.J.Little,;Wfll.. ,MW?*, • Hugh •
D. 'Taylor.
Mr Cameron was born ' je... a lel
icabin .on the honiestead neat ,LiicknoW
where his 'bretheri.Kenneth, now liyes.
He was a sell, of, 'Alexander Camerae
and Grace -Anderson. "'Hie' early Our
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-catioe ,was• received:: at• St. Helens,
later ; froite•:' the Owen
Sound Aeadenti-: and 1:•014.,' Toronto
Nornial'•SehaaL 'Par' eighe 'years. .1i.-
tadglit ,in -,Ashfield and Hiiron
TOWnshipi4aed:••••tiftetatthree-years,tr,
business• at 'Belfast, he••• entered into
a retail ,,dry goods., partnership wt
'the late J G Murdoch in 1888,.,
: Upori', withdrawing from the • dry
goods , business m.1927; • he: hecaine,
•asseelatail-74ith• .the RettMchaflts
:Asseciation el:Which lie was, a Past
He was obliged; de,
to .failing • health; to telinquish'
deties•••iii‘, 'Field- Secretary with thiF
asseciation " last Deceirtber, • andilfte
-,s'oine three weeks prier ti his -deatl •
was 'esiefined to • his room • :
•'.•Mi Canieron was appointed by '
Iliehard Cartwright as ,first 'Agent ;in
Ontario ;for ''!Dominion -Government
ant'lutties and: in _this. As 'in his other
undertakings he was. snecessfel.
' The .helpful '-infitienee Of the , de-.
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Ceased, vyas felt in Various Organize:.
Hans' . in which 'he was: 'leader., A
pilst President of South • Bruce Lib-
eral Asoc:aton, h was proposed . at"
A candidate seieral..times, He was
pasi High Chief Ranger of the. I;01...
•prolnitient among:. adVOcates.';Of. tem
peratice,. a • SChool. Trustee ,
1660:by periedand ,'a member. the:
Li] cl:n w public • Library. Board.... Clerk
of tire Session ; of the Presbyterian
Chureit LuCknote,•••• an elder ar.e,
Clerk 4 :„ Sessien. Jar twenty-,fivo.,
years, Poi forty yolersbe 1761.e p.-; Sun-
dey.:schoel. tetteher..Atthe coesuin-
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il‘ratie" Death Of•
Former Kinloss Man
Former Resident Of.Holyrciod. ,Featul
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.,•• With Threat ,Slashed At His Herne
; in SASIcatChewait; • ,
,,. With .his,•throat ;gashed, 'thbody
Of ,D fi ipt,Skathi, Liberal :iitember,of
1,1:1a..m§e,S1,:a.Tchewati ILegistature, was
1fedlid'siuMped :civet the steps of •an
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outhouse oh his fetni : hear "Septre,
Sask;, late.: on Wednesday last. :A
razor was Clutched •Inhis right. han.d.
Mr.'Stre.th,,,who had just eelebrated
his fiftieth birthday ,,wa's bore at
lidlyreod, ' where his futhet 'worked
,,Ackert's sawmill, the 'family re:
siding. lust east ',of the
eig•hth, concession. The 'cleeeased went
14-dst ., to". Tann when. a yoting III An,
where he laterheld "promineet
posi-
tn ' in „Wheat Pool, and other•ar-'
g.aniZtions:
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When fed; a htirried vats
sent ;mit 'e'er,: a physician", but Strath.
"was dead tibli*e. Medical, aid ,arriVed
Ile' had ' Coniplained of •.`feeling; ' ill
.earlier, in the. day: 'Sometime later,
Mrs. Strath had' oCeasion to 'seekhis
-:'"-slct5iie7L:"'4114:'difcovott;7'as itlea i'74e‘.;1-'‘et*'enirnel-4
deeided no, ineitieSt was' lideessary. •
M. Strath was first ',elected to the
Saskatchewan • Legislatute in.
Ho it atirktived by
ORANGE SOCIAL & ANCE
T'here' *will, be an Orannogwe iSreci;1
.• eh& Dance. held in Luck0ane
hall on T,hiitsday•evening,.:May 25th.
Music by' Talent Cane and
, have a good' tithe. 'Ladies' will please
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bring lunch. SilVer Cellection. EVery-
' bpdy 'made Wekome.L-Social Cont:' •
OFPICiAL VISIT ,TO -NIGHT
Right Worshipful.; Brother 'J, F.
Vendrick,,, D.D.G.M. of North Huron
district,-, will 'phi, . his :6ffibiat ' Vigif,-to"
'Qld Light „Lodge,:: A.F. & A. M., on
Thiirsday, May 18 (to -night) At 8.00,
A fullattendance is regue4'ted
't and visiting-. brethren are derdialiy
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All , pprties playing ball on any
streets in , the Village are notified
that, this' practise is strietly prehib-
, lted ati,d,Itinst 'be iliSeatitintied. ••
Ot'der of HE COI7NOIL.
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larly the Sentinel is printed -Wed-. AmberleY;..-1(.°41t7' an „Sentenced
needaynight ensl deliv,ered: to • the Yesterday—Still ,No Trace Of Girl
• Peat Office early ThlurS51aY •Ter , :Involved In, Cote. ,
ling Nett- week, hOwevet, we plan' • •
on completing the issue on Tuesday :Russel gamPhell, age 2.6, ef Am -
night and in Order to do80 we barley, 444 yesterday, in 'Walkerton,
request' :•that all cortestiondeuts,
sentenced to three months In :jail' and
costs `.1.4 .$25. In defeult Of payment;
hC Will serve an extra•rbionth. Still
lie trace haB heeii'fauttil, Of the, girl
Wit-Vcairif5elritiar*ed-Witli-in-
ducing from .her•inmite and for .which
olense he was sentenced.
Evidence given in Kincardine on
' Titesdayialgt.- was • reread to -the. ac•-
cusedl who claimed it to, be true
eNcept Jis it related to ,the statement
tat he had left the girl at the home
°this punt and he heft registered at
send in their' new budgets on
Monday and that advertisers have
their copy in this office not later
---thatiLMonday_afternoon. _Keep this _
change in mind and send in Your
neWS items and advertisements
-ONE, DAY EARLIER..
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nit hotel On reaching Taronto., This he
retracted yesterday:•as:'untrue,, when
question by Magistrate Walker, Who
,sVarned-that' charge of perjury
might be laid:
When he. appeared before ,1/lasgis-
trate Walker in Kincardine on Tues-
day lest, Campbell :Was remanded to
the eonnty:""jair at :Walkerton. „ -for
sentence on Wednesday of this week.
Campbell was charged with induc-
ing patricia. Robertson, 1.-"7, a, Ward.
Of , the Children's' Aid.Soeie4;,' to
• leave the care:•and Custody of, her,
Oster Parents, -,Mr. and kis. George:
Raines, Greenock tevynshili.
Campbell• :eeeemptinied •:the 'girl' :•te
Toronto last uguit,7,i-vbere She
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•RobERicK DONAti) cAmEgoN .disappeared, no tiace of her had
whose death last' Weell'Jen,la''Ijea,
respected ,resident of -,Lucknew:,, whOSe.
life Was devotedta many lines "...of
;social service. • , -
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ftifteral.,af 'Mrs. 0....,1-1..DOuglas
Whose " death-1•,OCeurred the Sunday
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,-,erefens; was held on Thursday 14,
.einetery ..Her pastor,. Rev. C. C. •H.
:kpcDeriald,:eonducted. the 'Services;
;peaking, wet*. iComfert: •tp, the.
fateily, and ,-.paying a fitting •tribute•
o one.. whose 'chief; --interetit.. Were
-,entred in• the • home and .church.'
and Mrs -MCWhin,
.;ney, represented ' the. •:Council
of the W114.8.:,,of the Presbyter -
an Church ;A ;wealth . Of
Mere]; :ttibetes' bespakesteent :and
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iYinpathy. :
The ...ne'llbeitrir5 were .Measte."'
p..'MCKerizie;.:Stuart
Rob-
:ertson, 'Wm- MeKeri5le• •Di • •,Gedde
W.G., Gray of Winghltin. Many.
friends\ "fiern,, Owen Seilud,'.."God.erich •
Wingharn1,.and. Toronto, :attended. 'the-
'11VERTON ODDFELLOW
' • ELECTED D. D. GI. M.
Mr. D. C. Taylor Had Served As
DistrictDeputy Grand Master For
:Past Two Terms
been foundat 'the, tittle of his trial
:teat M -Week. Thegirl, had been in charge
"I` . Haines since she was nine
years',old, and leaf spring had gone
to Work in Courtney's Store .at
Am-
brley,, where. she, , met: Ca,m.Pbell,
titter,r-i4-'pinii-Ce7teail4eeetYatt4t..:the
Baines home was explained by Pat-'
ricia..ai an offer sto Work for it Mrs.
McKenzie near Kincardine which
-Miss •.,R4313ertson• :necepted,•,. but 'later
*fries by 'Mrs. Haines felled to
:10eita'aviohlaitil'sof name -as
Mrs McKenzle
• CarePhill- 'admitte, aceanaPanrOg
the girl to ,Tormitot:. where he stated
he liad'takia her to the liome af his
aunt,Mrs. Begg where he left her
for the night; he himself registering
at the Fraser Hotel.- The. next' inorL:
ertivingat the keine of, his
;Mint;'" be was informed that Patricia
had lisapPeared leaving no trace and
stated that he had not Seen' or heard
'ef• her since. .
JAMES BRYAN T TRIBUTE.
AR.:ou:st_s cmn lEtio.!tings
This past week we received a let-
ter fretii •Caswell of Tor: -
onto, • asking . who :pVnned the tribitte.
to the late James Byran, his emPloy-
er 6079-81. Mrs; M. jeisie' Bryan of
VaneOuver was the' writer, an Mr..
Caswell stated "whoever wrote that
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article has a tiehlt•':endowed pen:"
Old Mentories.--Wete•Arinised on read-
ing.it afid, 'Made Mr.' Caswell of
Mr: D. C. Taylor, ,retiring Lucknow? Ivinch he never forgets.
Depii.ty, Grand Master of Bruce Bis- • • ,
ttici 1 0..0. F.."„and Fsst, Grandii, •
}tarry: Nikon and Charles; ,Cooke of "m()140/1,S9
Lueen,;;A,A0ego, attended.'•tlie district'
At morning service
annual Meeting,. in GlamisFriddY , • . • •
evening,. Carey Mantfiatheil 'a • thi- "
etton Was elected ,11,11.GIL an office Mothers' Day oefirice, Held In
*hick MI Taylor has: held, for two '1' • United, .011fIrdi •
tertns .Itzihn BA of Ripley: was re- -• , '
elected district secretatyte gates Mothers Day was fittingly Omer, •
'front the ,seven lodges in the district •ed in the. United Church on Sunda'
were addressed by gr. TaYlor. .The morningi• with, a large , congregetiee
next lidiStriet meeting .' will ,be 111 preent An abundance of beautiful,
BetVie. • • •- 's;;ing'fie:Wars 'n,..artied‘fhi•pulpil
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front. A• mothers' Choir': of some
twenty trafees..occUpied the choir loft,
and. rendered an 'appropriate„ anthem..
ltev. 8: T;TUckethased a splendid
serinon on the home its Influence and
the. dutr�f parents. Upon: scho,o1-
teachers •and the church it 'toe often
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TAX, PAYMENT • ,
• PLAN BRINGS $650.00
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Advance Tax- % Payment Period. Con.-
-tinues Till June 14th
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• Six hundred and fifty dollars of
1933: Village taxes ' have been Pal.t1
during the past two weeks. This iS
in rettpenSe to the Offer made by the
V1lagc.Council, :Whereby six • ••per.
dent: interest per entitles is allowed
until December 14th �n all :taxes:of
the current year, paid -betweeTCIViay
,tstand. June 14th; -up to ..',75(/0 Of
the total amount of taxes- paid: in
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The .lifeeedOre is simplte..e Lattipt
Year's tett hill is ,taken to hBac
_ 444f,e4itailerlande;!_&,,i,*004,94.40..,7
three' .'Inetteta othel'EtitieliA,7Ortlifif.
bill cait be Paid,, 'and a receipt re
ceiVed4lie intereSt acCiting on tliis
iiw will, naturally' be deducted frain
the 'hitlante'. oWing' when' ; 1933: taxes
beeolife'duo Ix December. •••
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placed the reapenSil3i1ity •'1,:tf child
guidance Which is rightly and preper-
ly that of the 'Parents. ' , •
Atinen session was held en' $iin7
daY, afternoon, - with an • interePting
,ptogitint, iinpreisive with baptis-
mal
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service, when the,,,Sen- of Mr., and
Mrs. Sidney .1/aide h,ha the "cianglitit
of, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hodgins ,were
baptized. • 'the ,grandparents" �f each
child Were presented, With a bouquet
of rotes. • . ." •
The program included the 'reading
...thamoSsaistiseitt
Thunir,on; solos hy:1A`u tesiiteaderson,
Margaret Rae Ad WillSrd ThotitliSort,
recitation by Mildred Ritchie, chor-
uses by the Printery class.: and Mrs,
Ostrander's an address bY
Mr, Alex einithl
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Bred.
The Bread
•of Health -„ ,of 11ealth
,:OUR MOTTO- IS quia4Tv AND SERVICE
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DUNDEE CAKES, * .:•'-'• CHELSEA BUNS*,,,.
SCONES., • '• ' • ; 4-.7" jELL'Ir ROLLS
:NUT And EIVIHT* BREAD •••• 'COOKIES
ur DeliCittivia'; BROW 14, BREAD"'is 100. per
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LudENoW .
- SISTER'DIES ,AT 'VARNA
Aiwa 'Emily Keyes,. Sister' Of Mrs.
• S.,' C. Rathwell, Dies Suddenly.
Suddenly stricken,. Tuesday evening
.of lest week, Mips Emily Keyes lisiss•
.ed awayalmost Mite.
Keyes was a Sister of: 'Mrs: 5. C.
RathWell and a frequent visitor
'the' Rathwell borne here: • ,
' Miss K ei was a daughter of the
late Mt, rid Mrs.- Thomas •Keyes,anc
was born :and brought up in Stanley.
township and had resided.' in ,Yerns
• for about' thirty . years,' She is sur-
vived by fent Sisters and fonr.hrotii7
ers,: • Mts. Rathwell; LacktiOvt;.-
.SBaarrrtr,.ands.).1•Misvisaei• A.Mnrn7e„:tet', tater N11.1;
'Niagara Falls; and •Fred, Of •Califor-
nit and 9liver',Of Detroit. ' •••
, and. Mrs, Rathwell and ,Gerl
aid were present .at.,the funeral hek
from her late residence
with BeV.• t A Poulter 'Varna.
United Church, cendlicting the ,service
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Anniversary S,erviices-
Week-Eild Specials
IVORY '& GREEN
ENAMELWARE
•• AT BARGAIN PRICES ,.,,
'PIE PLATES
PiJDDiNG DISHES 19&22c
SAUCE PANS,' 19c,. 23e & 29,F
...WASH BASINS ' , .22c
'DISH - PANS ,
• KETTLES ... 37e
WATER PAILS ...... 65c
Don't Miss' This, Opportunity4.
urdie &1S�n
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%Telt Aite"iided: • •-'.• • •
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'Rev. 'Eakin .Deli'veti. inspirational
'41essages .TO-Iirge Congregations
• —11ariiitOn .tbiartettel .Avy,': Con-
• Anniversary .services ;held. in, the
PresbYterian1Chnich On. Sunday • Were
•largely,. attended- with
flernions; delivered both morning and
evening, by. Rev:, ;Thonies .
D.D., of AC40x College.. A mix-.
ed miartette, composed of Mr. and
Mrs. , Ernie Aitchison, 'Mts. Shannon'
and Mr., 'Robert Wallace, waS heard
at both' 'services! as weB as epecial
choir' antheMs: At the -Motniini see-,
vice, a., solo , was rendered ; by
Malcolm Watson • • '
•the evening • services Were with
.drawn in the • Wilted Church. and
South KinlOsS Church and •the.re-
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spective pastors, 'Rev. ,S: T. •Tucker
4rid Rev 3 I;,•• Burgess,. assisted: Rei.,
MacDonald and Rev Eakin in don-
dueting, the anniversary : service.
Rev . Eakin Chose as his text
Eph-
eSians '2:8;" ,"Feily__grace are ye
saved through 'faith: 'and that not of
yourselves: it is the gift 'of qod
.:This lie said was :the ,essence :of the
Gospel in nineteeii7.woids., His sett
•mcire..e; forceful one was based On;
three greetfundamentals: of the
Christian' religion 'grace, salvation
ind faith; stressing- upon salvation,
a' Weird •abused. . he said,W1ich" does.
not imply rescued: Mae is lost When
hell is in. him; hereeehea heaven
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'then lieayen reaches bin. Jesus
came to ytave us from sin, not pun-
ment,,•whi h is only a result of
sin. We have ,a purpose lire, and
must net;depend on "a laid minute
repentance. -lis closing words '-Were
addregied. especially :US.' the Many
young people present' "Behold now
is the accepted time; now is the day
of kea1vation,4 • '
.PRESENTATIONS MADE • ,
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That their kindnesi and thoughtfUll
!less as .oigetizcttio4s..may be ,Publii÷
137 known,. we feel , we should make
brief mention, of .ttve • presentations
which have. taken Place during::: the
pest week. The cknOw 'Fire Com-
pany :presented M.aid Igrie_1.
• Thompson tesiittitell•' Walnut
chesterfield table.
On Thursday evening at a surprise
gathering the Young Men's Class of
the United 'Church, made the: presen-
tation Of aTy electrie iron,' and to Mrs.
j'efinstOn relding anid
Alen: Andrew', Making:the itesenti-,
lion: Card playing *at enjoyed -and
luitelf Served by Mrs. E. H. Thomp-
SOUI at whOte ,home .,the gathering
was11.0dc
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WIN • SPEAKING CONTEST
Grandson Of, Local Resident; Wind
'• Impromptu , Speaking Contest •
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Osier. Lockhart,', grandson ' of Mrs:
E...Lockhartofl town who repreSented
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the Young People's society •of Trinity • ,
United 'chirrele •litimilton,c`recently,-
won therm.p romp tuspeaking- •
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tenary church Hamilten. 'Lock- '
contest • semi-finals held in Cen-
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hart again •proved., himself. tp 'be: a
speaker of great ability and much
promise. He will represent. Trinity -
in the finals, whiclvwill be held some •
time this month. -•
-PA • Club.•
Presents -Play
Well 'Attended In View of Downpour
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Of Rai That Evening
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'A large ,audience considering the., •
downpotir of rain On Friday evening,
,,..reeted. the • Dramatie Club ofSt:
Peter's A.Y:.P.A., When'they presented
an amusing three -act comedy '"The
Road Hack?! 'Rev.,J H, Geoghegan : ,•
briefly outlined the stety, prior. . t�: . .
commencing and the Presbyterian. ; •
Orchestra entertained the audieece •• ." • •
witha number of, Selections which s' •
weie well received , , :
-', The mit Was as follows: ,'.
Ma Fowler .T.ielefven
7* Fowler .,....:..:Rev. J. H. . Geoghegan _.•,,
Jenny Douglas :
Miily Fowler • Derotty Cooke
Mrs 13IindersEthel, Martin
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Arthet:MeLeod —I,kndtew ';Tho.napSen •
GeOrge. Fowler' ' • Goldie Martin
Blake Chester Harold Gaunt; •
Mr:, Harrison
Uncle /tett Mcquillin : • • ,
Mrs.- 'Chester HaSsall
The: •SterY scentres ..•aeemid. the
FeWlee';faMily. ,Neither a irk Ma.
show any einhition and the ,support
-cot the -family• falia-chiefly--43oti7flie
daughters,. Jenny, and George, . • "
the., san,geta•• into bad, eampini• an4, ,
steals' $5,00 from the , Bank for which • ' •
Jenny his sitter, ,takes the biame to,
keep him Out of jail Arthur McLeod '
is much in love ,With Jenny .and fin- '
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a1lys able to 'Clear liat'af the, -rob-: • '‘ • ; • ,
bery • charge by forcing her, brother
to admit the truth-,, Blake Chester is •
ii rove with Milly Fowler, but 131ake's' ;
haughtymmothe'r1 eonsideri' her son ,
mncli_toci good' for,. until she
learns that. Milly's :Linde Ben Fow-
ler: from' Atitomi,.. who posed as ' a ,
/Fowler
millio.ntire and that, Milly
will inherit much of his wealth.- Mrs.
Blinders IP the .Vilhige goSsip,• whO
'creates a ,peck. of trouble :in the
FoWler home with, her wagging ton.
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tniFOWler iteetdailliarh ":'
and 'Ma haVebeen letteli. IO'blathe
for the backsliding ,rut .41fik lievo -
been !:iii and A' teritill , of M1100011
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seen sett the. whOla' IAMIlY:IM: The
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