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Dr.R. L. -Treleaven
LITCKNOW "
Hours: 9-42 "A. X 1,30-5 P.M.
' PHONE 53 " • X-RAY
E.5tpwart Graham
motisTER, .SOLICITOR„ 'ETC.--
OFFICE—that of the hte
Stewart, next • 'door'
Royal Bank.
'Phone 135 KICARDINIE
BATT RI ES
CLAIR AGNE
•••• Lucknow. ' . • , ."Phone•--1464.--
LOST-L: A 1OX fur in: LuCknoW
:week. 'Finder please return to
,.$entinet office., Reward.
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FOR SALE—Massey Harris' Ira-
"... plernents, Hay 'Loader: Side , delivery
rake • and d. Binder, all in tgood re -
Pair. Sani Carnochan, Lucknow;
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FOR SALE—Young Jaffa itoan
Shorthorn bull:, 'Apply, to. • G.,
,,,Litt„Etit, R. 1, Lucknow. Troutiireek
.learin", 'Phone 64-•-r-5'.:
(1-6—tf..)
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, BARGAINS IN PLAN'I'S
- 'Everything .going at . a box,
StOgIti, Vidinatoes.;
Uuuiiilower.'Cabbage, • SnapdragOns;.;
,WioWplant 7and no. foith:.•' -• •
' Ordein delivered.
,-Aphone 88t, MRS.; SOLOMON
FOR ,SALEJ OR RENT, A'. cottage
:at Point, bark, 141116lied, 5. rooins;
• c'•21144 wdll, large„:wired iziveruiidah.
in • gdod. cOnditiOii; ••Price: $500.
I hope to be in Lucknow ;July ,lst.•.
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. 'AUCTION SALE of •• lumselfolc
furniture --and- rednirernentb; come
tile •:and tile l making enuiPnignt.ketc• '
ete..- at „ the ,residence Of,: the int(
, Abraham Burn. Havelock
Luck -
now, on Saturday, June " 10th. at $
j o'clock. MATT. ' GAYNOR,. ••Auc:
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POULTRYMEN ^ , ATTENTION'
Grain prices are advancing: •Why
'keep nen-laying .hoarders when you
can Have your ' fleck of hen :culled
free Of ChitirerEy an, expert with.
years • of -experience and • hundreds
satisfied customers • to his credit.
Arrange .w_ithLrigighborste:_hoye...
flocks enfied-saine day. Good prices
'Paid' for cull hens. .1
"'Phone 84, Dungannon ' for full ,
particulars,
No Assessment
Appeals Received
YlventY Cents An Hour Will Continue
Be The Ri4a: for "Village Work
• NO, aPneals, were, received .,against
assesSnients- this.' year. the 'clerk in-
fOrMed the Council at Tuesday even-
ing' meeting and the Board waif' not
rovii,eft to sit as a' COart. Of Revis-
ion. ;All: inenibe_rs wre.present eXcebt.
Reeve Rae, who was pr• attendance
at County "Council.
delegation' from the Fire, 'COM-
ppw, inatracted,,_...Council
Company had expended upward to
'$159. in beautifying the lot to the
,rear ofthehall and requested. the
Board , to install taps and .,purchase
hose go that . the,: caretaker, might
keepthegrass and flowers well -wat-
ered, whieh reqaest . was ,agreed to
.by 4..he Benrfl• •
•:Cnpnciii.ors Mullin . and Robertson
'attond to baying_
bank' of stream, pretected to prevent.
the' -wash... on 114.s. J. J. , Wilson's;
„.
property. -
'Council agreed to. Put in shape the
boulevard in front of Mrs. Chesrnit!s•
and..'Rev."':. Geoghegan's, , property-, on
condition that the , grass he kept cut.
A diseussion , f the .wage per hour
:to: lie paid for •miscellaneous village
Work and odd , jobs, saw council
• agreed' to leayS, the ',rate at 20c per
:hem% 1714,,,C and lfie rates were 'men-
tioned, hut., :in view Of the ,fact: that
•maffr jabs are but -Very , brief . the
20e . wage was considered more - fair.
"A: grant 7of.•.$g0,00'. Wits Made ,' the
'Lneknow Baseball Club, the -same to
' used in erecting a. • proper wire
..guard;*.toLthe-4ear-of__,tlie-,-Catcher,1
'Work on 'this hap..aiready .coinnieneed
Council 'consider !,that ceinplitinta-•
uf POnitry at large', were got' matters
•to be • dealt 'With by but that
complaints 'should.be • laid before ,the
proper aatherities and :diniage ac-
101,
laid,: protection heing,' given • in
the. by-law'' in this regartlfor.••..such
action. • •:•• '
••,1iie following accounts Were ord.-
A _pecoo4uttist
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C. , freight $1.71 ; 'Samna
Wi1beiCWork,:$2-400; Expres-s•CO:,80c-
.Alex...:A gar, ` work, . $2..20; Municipal
World $2.29; • S. Bultitude, work,
WO; Alex Havens, work r
It SMith and-q'RoY :Lightfoot"
auditing $25,-00;Agnew, sal.,
A., $32.70: .Bert Ward, sal., $12;.$0;j.
loseph McMiflan, Mar, and April;
relief 43,85:- Rae' & Porteous', ace.,
,$8.35; R. J. Moore, tile, '$13.90; R.
Thofiiiidoni' relief. 32C.; F. Malcoldi
work', $11.40: A. EA0-1VIeTaVialiT .work,
ater ceoun .
—A 1.1 avens-LS-1-1/40,;-.L'Argne
etc., $13,59;• 11. E. Smith - and.
Roy. Lightfoot;"-eaditing $15.00; 'Rap
Xr Porteous, .aCc•-... 25C!
llydro Account"
A I-Tavens/ sn1:- 'and', Work • $5.00;
„April' Power ,Acc:', 3713.80; Rae a
Ipoteaus.,acc., 00c; R. E. Smith and
11"DVLightfeet. • auditing, ,$25.,00; J.
A'gnew; saL,: etc. • $58.80; -Sentinel
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;;STREET ' DApTCR:
The first street dunce of the :season
will be held ihi'Lueknow on
June 16tb.• •Plan to attend and '.witteb-
for: bilis for, further., Particulars.- '
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BABERA LT,
• tucknow will piny -their first Milne
ganie in the • caledonian ,park • with
'Tegswaten on Monday,,, June
Gitme: called , at five o'clock. Adinis-
sion •25c and :,15c.
PtCNIC.
Ara,..41ILdaii. picnic by .,the
Para-
mount be held'et4...,f?-glii4,:
Clark' on Saturday, 'June, -10th-
. , . •
Members' and their, friends are wet
• • , •
come. Note' the outing :CommenceS• if,
the morning, - , •
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•,• WEBSTER" RE -UNION
The tenth annual re -union.
of. •
the
;Webster farifilY, will he • ,.held in
Lucknow, on' •Saturday,: title 1.7f, h.,
The Membrial.Cairn will lyi..,1,1:.nvei
at 10.30: A.M., the'dvim aIicr
ing. •
GARDEN PARTY'
.» ..Ashfield Circuit ,Garden Party will
be held on . Zion ' Chereli lawn, Thtirs-
, ,day; 151h. Supper 'from 6 to 8.
• ,Dimgannfin player's will present:their
comedy "Marrying Anil" whifh
, eludes a' amsicat • ProVtitra, also in*
strainental4nintie-bY.Mr„,'D. r: rac.
▪ matra. AdriliSsien. 35e and 29•:,.
U. F. 'O.. ANNUAL MEE'fil'40
. The simnel, StriPeting Of the lfurbi..
',..,41,rtice U. 10. 0: AS86'elation
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will he held it Wirigharh Town Hall;
on Friday, June 16th, ,at .„1,;i0." Mr:,
•,11, 11. Hannam Of ,the edueationek
s'fairof the •tt?"*.r,(i...:', Will be 'the
SPelik'er. s '
• T. A. Cameron-, -Rutherford,
President, Secretary.
1)0 , IritTtr-WANIT"'ICTI77,"""
/ Any person •requiring artificial iro
"nifinufa'etnred from Pgre well water,
can sectire further information by
Jlefiving their names at The :Sentinel'
, ()nice. ' •
tt h fi e e will be deliveretl'bv<, ore
Ni_nesirdin0 Pure 1Water Tee Co., if
'tlifitSisat stistoOsts 000 lie logurod,
\Iran rent% refand of : $1.0.00 Was
nade.Citizen'S Band.:.School
requiSi-
tiOn $1,000. ordered paid. ,
CorritY account for 1931: ,and
19 c'alinni• chloride amounting , to
$412.35, less' a 'contraaccopnt of
was' laid overinitil the return
LADY MEMBER. TO SPEAK
Miss ;,Agnesi McPhail.
ciddieas a pilblie meeting in the
Town Hall; T..ucknow: 'on ltiondiNi'i.
Tune loth, • siiiindred by'''the••tack-
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now U.F.O. joint clubs.
Change Blade
Poiiing_Subdiiision
1,fortliern Section of Village. DividcL
tat0-•.Einitern: and .Western Divisions
street in Luaknow is withaut-
4 'untie on the village map, it Was
Learned when the by-law for re-.
•arraliging• the.,pplling subdivisions • in
.he town„4 Was passed on, .,Tuesday
' 14P -44 -
street by municipal officials, runs
:Clough St. to. ''Lutigard7 street:
or bettereXplained as the
street lietWeen the *IVICh`xerf•pronertY
and that of Harry MCQUillibis. ruff -
nail! ',north' to Mr: ,Thorihis Burn's,
eroPertY,' , • ' •
"lii the 'by-law it has been tertnea
North Delhi street as there is also
*.i.feifii Street. In the most south-east
extremity ef,:the village,.. •
. _
North Delhi street- and Outram
St., Whith, runs frent'"Miteh_ell's
deuce, Crossink- Campbell St.,. at the
eest office . corner,Will •forna, the
dividing the-, two polling
subdivisions north of the main Street.
Subdivision number ; one Will, be all
the village north of Canipbell'. street
and east of Outram and North Delhi.
Ditibion-ninther-two is all that Sec-
t On west of these two streets and
north of Campbell, street; Division
number three includes all the Village
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THUR5DAY, qune 8th, 193.
FORMER LOCHALS11- BOY
,
ATTENDS WORLD. CONFERENCE
rilMO Minister Bennett
hoarded the liner Duchess Of Bed --
Ord on Friday, liOund for the World
DclonOmic Conference in • Lend011,
'Monk his, small, group of delegates
was Roderick ' Finlayson, 'private
secret ry to the PAM Mini :te mr.
a, e_ s r. .
Finlayson,, as: is geneiftllir 41;°*13,.
"native of Lochalsh, .,whoA saw
'service ' in the Great 'War, and was
engaged in a law ,pigetise ,in Win-
nipeg, until his noteworthy appoint-
ment, Which' he now holds. '
UNVEILING OF -CAIRN
TO FEATURE REUNION
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Webster 'Flintily To Hold 10th An-
-noel Reunion in Iateknow ,
feature of .the tenth . agnUal re-
union of the Webster Family, to be
held in Lucknew on _Saturday, June
17th, will be the 'unveiling of the
cairn, now being erected in Memory
of •the pioneers of the family. Mr. T.
Webster,. SeafOrth, 'John Webster
. • ,. • ,
and Lawrence Webster, are
erecting the -cairn, which stands on
the 'roadside to the north of Green-
hill cemetery. An appropriate bronze
tablet; procnred'. by 'Mr. Wm. E.
Chapman, will ,be imbedded on the
cairn; The 'design was approved by
-COlonet,4.1atrk-lorontA,
who is dedicating the. monument.
Fortner Lucknowite
In Paris Pageant
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Miss Isobel , Macintosh Honored; To
Take Part In 'Great Pageant ,Dur-
ing Niliiinternational Congress
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The following article fully explains
,the honor Confered• on _Miss. Isobel
Macintosh, 'and her ',••niany friends
here will be delighted t� know of
ihe. prommonf,part, he has been
assigned to fill in Paris, France, dur-
ing the -international Congress of
nurei. Miss • McIntosh • mita from
Montreal on June 18th, On the S. S.
Montrose. • - •
In 1641 Jeanne:•Mance,..a117_intrepid
F.re.ncli lady,,; Came to the Quebec
missions and , actually founded,. the
nursing service of Canada. Next
month a Canadian : nurse, Miss Isobel
M. Macintosh' of Hamilton, will poi-
,
tray,. this 'historic figure in a great
pageant • in ,,Paris, Conducted durini'
the international congresi of nurses.
'High honor has _fallen on the local
nurse, who •goes to the Convention,
,with,' Many other Canadian nurses
to represent the private duty. section
.., • •
Of: the Canadian Nurses association.
This pageant Of national . nuraint•
. ,
pioneers will he, one of the big nights
of,the' six4day convention held partly
in Perla :ArefliattlY in tirtiisels; from
July .1.0 to -16. ;
Jeanne :Mance was . inspired to
Ondertake; the perilous. journey, to tike
firat, French Missions on •the shores
.of Quebec in the seventeenth cen-
tury: She arrived in Quebec in /041i,
and she was with IVIiiimoneuVe. on
,the histeric' occasion' of his fouittling
that city And elainfing it for France.
The'following year `Mme. :Mince
found* the Hotel Dieu in Quebec
With money supplied by a wealthy
French lady, and this famois,hosra-
tor still stands today al a monument
to the self-lacrificing. teal Of this
Temar_k149
'•Wfien 'Miss Vincintesh bought ac-
curate.inforniation is to the costume
She was:tn,Wear to repreneiii'40enne
Mance, She Wrote to Hotel Dieu, and
the sisterhood ; there Searched the
ancient records preserved in the hos-
pital; and have been iihle.tiigiVe her
iianct descriptions of ,the' costumes
Worn by Mme. Mance.
Mitis MacIntobh will wear a French
Gray „Wool' gbwif with !.a full 'skirt,
ankle :length' and pleated in the
a.. -plain -,-tight:' bodice,-
sleYeil'i'.0,eep white Satin 'entre, *Ant,.
ed and lace' ,triiiintedk and •ft little
'white, Satin bonnet Or cape"
Another tench- of, romance is lent
to the whole matter by the fact tliat
Mit. Jr: A. Anderson, Hamilton, a
class iiiitn.aLMisildadIntoalik.,tio
'France during the 'war, is reprodue-
ing the Jeanne Mance costunie. Miss'
IVIticIntosh s to 'wear to do'honor
to thi.MeMOrY Of the''French lady
who tiet Ilthtet1 the 4t4tIleie
en the taaada. *lady, OFfis
sontkales Not
tt-nft•Oreitabalt4aty•-•---,..„4--
,
Vreqdriiirtheit "1ji'Ve7Vgirtliie
()Oiling booths, one in the South' and
two in , the „Ituirth,the divisions of
voters being' Made alphabetically in
the twe 'northern sectionri..The num.:7
ber of polling ,booths wilt remain the
Sanie with the division In the nerd"
now being made Sdcgrding to
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Lucky Ticket Draws
Attract Much Interest
_
Large Volume Of Unsiness Tranaac=
• ted In ',Village, During; Triple
-"Pau PAWL
Triple Dollar Dais %Were; brought
to a lsuccessful clos� on Saturday
evening with iniaineas men generally
well'satiiified, and the buying ,public
throughout an '_extended area; pleased
with "the many bargains that Were
afforded . them- dub* these -tlireie
„. Price as well as quality is the
Chief concern -of the baying public it
Would appear, for those merchants
Who. Offered ittractive, prices , in , their
advertigemenis, or. those who have
an established 'rePUtation for low
13.004.fliaordtiAili40, "%YOKO eaPeciallY
Plea§cd with the .'volume' Of business
transacted during sale days.
•The prize drawings elevated Much
ihter,est on Saturday night. .The five
'bags of flour, offered by Treleaven's
Fleur Mill was: won by Mr. Alex
Stanley, 'boundary west. Each dollar
spent at the null during, Dollar Mays
entitled the shuyerto a.:ticket, which
was •pincecL in a 'sealed, Mix. -Messrs,
R. E. .and G. H. Smith conducted
the draw at nine o'clock by breaking
the seal and thoroughly mixing the
tickets In .a :tenth ticket'
drawn! was :thi luekv one and 'bore
Mr. : Stank 's n me.
draw ;for the. Liieknow • mer-
Chant'S prizes was CciadaCte# in it,
,
sjinilar
,inanner: Each Merchant had
'• .individual ballot%box, all of which
were collected . at eleven .o'clack
Saturday' night ;and 'emptied into the
01011.• The seventh ticket' drawn was
the,' lucky one and Mr,'. Thos. Ait-
chison of town Won the. prize—a bag
of sugars: Second prize, the thirteenth
ticket, wag a haiket. of 'groceries ,and
trlitett:': st7iteirgr ;fferr!ti!s:4iitiler a.!t4iPPIltoY;-r.
sale, and two tickets. were not given
antit,•the ''PMThasn' reached 0.00 or
over. A count. of the ,tickets in .the
'turn. revealed them to number
Mikci7 , s
Contest conducted at Ge es'
Variety, Stior, on • 25c sales, won for
Mrs.: Robert *wan, a set of nine
mixing howis...; The. draw,. was Made
hy Mrs., Ernest Ackert. ,
.•."i'he fifty i.balloons released • from
Rathivell &•Heed's building onSatur-
day afternoon potitained. ;two tricky
tielcetgand,wen for •Elwecid, Solainon
and 'Jim McNeil, a" pair, of running
shoes each; •
WORLD, FAMOUS ,DIAMOND •
REPLICAS ON DISPLAY
,
'Novel Showing Can. Be Viewed In
Armstrong's Window
Mr. P. T. ,Armstrong has been
, .
fortunate in Securing a. window dis-
play featuring replicas • Of , the
world's most "famous diamonds. These
reproductions are exact in size and
cuttings and eact_ stone carries with
it a history.. The information. 'as to
the'; owner of each diamond and its
amazing value adds td the display
and makes • the ,exhibition interesting
and educational.
These,. Iteplicai are ,..novir.„..,..being
Shown for the first.,tinte. and one
shank!. nOt_fail:_to See this raAvi_and
interesting array. '
Are wit.lidowo
D. A.
AposihnlTiedacRax.t,e To London
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Charges, o ..ailing to pay statute
lnhOt tax, better kneWii,;as poll tax,
D. A. Mailtite Lochalsh, of.
„,
a. university 'student . at • London,"
have been -witharawM.BrOck -push,.
also a student, waS imiiarly charg-
ed 'but he too, 'had satibifactorY
set-
tiement ef his case with ' the London
tax, collector's Office.
Having:, just finished' writing his
,
examinations, Mr. MacRae appeared
before ;.MagiStrate: T. W. Sdraridrett
on' the 10).0i/a charge Of 14Y 27th.
His brother, laii MacRae of •Strath=-
tOY, acted for the defence, stating'
that the defendant- Was not required
to pay the. levy. Net Only' Was he,
natilaaed.' -fon prpertyin Ashfield
lieiini-V-- iirliezi444141f444M.:67
in the Canadian Officers Training
Corp,, . - , ',' -. ' ,
Adjoprnment was madeit vim
,thile 'until Saturday last in order'
thet tile, 'defence Anight present IS-.
seasratiit deponents, when, the ,Ohert.
SI Were ,Withdr,!at.. i
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....4$114GLIC 09P,LE8 b CENTS
The Bread
of Health
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The Bread
of flealth4,
OUR 'MOTTO._ IS QUALITY AND 8E70104'
SATURDAY sligatAt.
DUNDEE CAKE% ' 011tf,Pg,A
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SCONES ' • • "' • '• 'JELLY 'ROLLS
.,NUT and FAINT:BREAD, _ OATMEAL COOKIES -,
Our ..Oelieittii BROWN" BREAW:is 100 per
ent.„iWEIOE.E WHEAT I
HOLLYIVIAN!S QUALITY 'BAK "
phone 36.,
!Local
enera
-(3!,) "Metiean. • Of •Welland,
and her mother. Mire,: Sherrill, have.
been •Viiitonrs here: '
Mr; and; -.Mrs.. Jack ,Johnston of
Elmira. were Sunday visitors with
the former's parents. ,
Mrs', Bishop and Miss Erma of
Detroit' are .:visitdrs at the .home of
Mr. and Mrs: T. W. Smith.
•.•Mr. :and Mrs. Jas. -Webster and
Wellington visited With Mr. Harry
Webster in Ingersoll last week:
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:Mr. and' Mrs. Cameron Geddes and
Laverne Yoerger Of "ToroatO.- were
Saturday and Sunday .:vititors with
Pr,- and ;Mrs.., ,
,
'
Henderson & Fisher. are • supplyi
inateriatfOr• A stannier cottage -beihr
erec
A. Farrel, • 'or of Walkerville.
Miss Phyllis McDonald was among
.the graduating '.clasa •, of the Wood-
stock General. Hospital. which • exer-
cises were held there on Wednesday.
afternoon, • • • , •
Mrs. Duncan Mann, daughter
Marion, Mrs. W. R:'MgcDonald. Mrs:
Sam Pollack, and Mrs. Gaiters Of
RiPley4,4were_recent.:visitort_With:ALL.,,
and Mia, Wm. 'Robb. .
--.-Mrs".1-.•"-W:-Murray;7_-went,-,t0.77013;;`
Onto last meek; ',from .-lwhere .at
later date , accompanied :by her niece
IslisS' McLennan; .she will leave on n
trip to Europe. • ; . •
Comm -union seryice • was held. in the,
,. • •
erian Church ....en Sunday
Or the, -evening, service,'
urgeas• of Septli-Binlosit.
,H. MacDonlilit of the
erian- Church exchanged,
Re J. •L:',
and Rev: 'C
local resb
pulpits.
. :The regular, meeting of the. WO-,
men's.',Instittita. will, he held at the
hozne of Mrs. W. G. Andrew. on
-Friday; lune. 9th; ,ut: 2.30 o'clock.
Parade Of merging' house 'dresses.
Full attendance is requested. • Visitors
welcome. , " •
Mr. Alex McCarrol has returned
trOin Mitchell,; after ''concluding his
duties. for the summer as manage'
of AndereOn's, fax niill. Mrs. Mc-
Carrol has returned ..from the : Stites
where she has been visiting' and mai
'accompanied' by Mr...and"Mra4,Charleb
a`eater,_ Dorothy, •.Earl • sual• Audrey:
: Miss : Ada Hamilton, who het spent
the Past three weeks as guests 1..ca,
her sister, idxs: ' Geoghegan., has re-.,
tamed to her Spine :in LibteweL ShL
was accompanied by her little niece
and nephew,. Miss Georgina- and
Mio..ter ,Boliliy• Geoghegan, who will
visit.; With their grandparents.. for a
few. weeks. '
Mr. D. J. McCharles left yester-
daymorhint ona, trip to the West,
Which-wilf-takeAds-iisL'fitr-aa-enaina.,-
Sask„ Where•ltia,-, brother Duncan lives.
Donald 'expects ,to return ..about tht
iirst-'of July, and daring his absence
Miss Vaiy Belle MacDonald ane
;A -Ls* Margaret Geddes will be in
.:liargeof the •store..,
..iradusitea it University
and Mrs. S. T. Tucker' ,nto
attending: the graduation exiercasea
,.1 t the .Universitk. of Toronto.anio,•,.
ne graduates being their daughter,,
Miss dlinlys, who has taken secono
...:1-uss honer standing in' household
„OtoppiniCs., congratiotio_k_are
tended to *MG. Tire*et. '"
ilaiid Stand. greeted
: 'Hand nfenibers), and their leader,
4r.. ;John liayikotth, huve shoWn
,iiUativc, In erecting a bandstand
Jo the 'Wept aide of • the -Cain B:enae
Property, • 'TWA . has, been 'equipped
with bene`ses iaaa liehtsin, prePara
Lion for the ,Cominencing of the Wed-.
Jiesday evening' 'hand . concerts. On
lincaday , night; Praetiae , was held aii.
the' new stand.
Enclosing Lot With Snow Fence
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WE HAVE BEEN FORTUN-
ATE IN SECURING
REPLI-
CAS OF THE WORLD FAM-.
MOUS DIIAMONDB, WHICH
• WE WILL HAVE ON. Dig-
:..PLALFOR1ODAYS. -
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„Agn:L.ntill:bOnterested-i
isle -the: -size and shape
stones you' have read, a
and we invite everyone in the
Coltman* to Call , and see
, these Wonderful reproductions.
Special Prices ort
Diamonds During
This Display
ARIVISTliON
JEWELRY
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59th
St. P
niversary
ter's Church
LUCKNOW „
,
sERVIcEs
10:00 A. M.—Sunday -.SChnsal
. , j
11.0 A. M.—Morning ' Prayer ,
' Preacher 'Herbert
• Naylor, B.A., „L.Th.,• Re"
tor of LisloWet
7.09 P. M...-42vensOni. ,
' RI:etcher; Rev. H. "Naylor.
yr_
Lobp.E: nciLbs
DECORATION' gisgyfep
'Memorial • Service Held In South
KinlossOenietery, Conducted By
Wingham 'Members.
Assembling ;at ,the lodge room, on
Sunday afternoon, anemberi'of
Luel‘noWLe4ge No. 112, I. 0.0. F.
and visiting members of .the' Wing -
ham, lodge, marched to South Kinloss
teineteri;headed---b---,the-----Citlieffa"---: -
Band. Here .it fitting service Of,
Cohuneinoratioh was ably' .conducted
by Mr. A. L. ,PoSliff, pm.b.px. and
Rev,' Bre, Rays Of WinghilM, with
the entire body'joining in the mem-
orial „hymns. Ceraniums.,. were placed..
on the follewing. 'graves of former
IheMbers of the 'order: James' , Soni-
erville, D. McCrimnien, George -:Doug -
as; A. Finlater,, K. MacLeod, Archie _
Mackenzie, Donald Campbell, W. 11.
jehit Peart; Robert Lees,J.'
S. Tennant,
Sainifel •Robertson, Charles FalConer,
Hagan McDonald,' Allan ' McLeod',
Thomas .Wittson, Allan" Turner, Dr.:
Paterson, A. D. MacKenzie 'and on
he, grave '. of Slater hiekitinen of the •
gebekah Order.
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" The Fire, Company has secured a '
I
;noW:-- fence, which--is-beingextended-
ardund the Cain, House property, in
an Wort to improve the appearance
of what has been a continual eye
sore since the building was destroyed
by fire, and no action cauld ever be
secured to _ have the property cleaned
•up. The fence will be Painted green
and will at least offer an improved
NO GUIDE CAMP '
Notice has been sent to all Guide
'-ind Scout Troups that theitilitia
,annot lend them .equiPMent for
,lamping this year. This means that
our local amuses,' .of Girl GUMEIII
Win not bi obis to Ivrye omit this
par.
woo.
4;
Witt nargetZ.455 • .
1.3./24.14.414644,40444#641,1.4i46Mii11.16,.
Mr. and, Mrs i DaVid, darrie. Wing.
ham, Ont., announce the,engagement
of their daughter, Ethel May, to Mit
Earl Russell 'GRUM; son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 'Themes Oannt, Taw*: -
ship. the MAMIE, .to talca place 'this
raotOt
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ComingEvents .
. First insertion, 50c.
'Subsequent Insertions 25c
;;STREET ' DApTCR:
The first street dunce of the :season
will be held ihi'Lueknow on
June 16tb.• •Plan to attend and '.witteb-
for: bilis for, further., Particulars.- '
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BABERA LT,
• tucknow will piny -their first Milne
ganie in the • caledonian ,park • with
'Tegswaten on Monday,,, June
Gitme: called , at five o'clock. Adinis-
sion •25c and :,15c.
PtCNIC.
Ara,..41ILdaii. picnic by .,the
Para-
mount be held'et4...,f?-glii4,:
Clark' on Saturday, 'June, -10th-
. , . •
Members' and their, friends are wet
• • , •
come. Note' the outing :CommenceS• if,
the morning, - , •
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•,• WEBSTER" RE -UNION
The tenth annual re -union.
of. •
the
;Webster farifilY, will he • ,.held in
Lucknow, on' •Saturday,: title 1.7f, h.,
The Membrial.Cairn will lyi..,1,1:.nvei
at 10.30: A.M., the'dvim aIicr
ing. •
GARDEN PARTY'
.» ..Ashfield Circuit ,Garden Party will
be held on . Zion ' Chereli lawn, Thtirs-
, ,day; 151h. Supper 'from 6 to 8.
• ,Dimgannfin player's will present:their
comedy "Marrying Anil" whifh
, eludes a' amsicat • ProVtitra, also in*
strainental4nintie-bY.Mr„,'D. r: rac.
▪ matra. AdriliSsien. 35e and 29•:,.
U. F. 'O.. ANNUAL MEE'fil'40
. The simnel, StriPeting Of the lfurbi..
',..,41,rtice U. 10. 0: AS86'elation
•
will he held it Wirigharh Town Hall;
on Friday, June 16th, ,at .„1,;i0." Mr:,
•,11, 11. Hannam Of ,the edueationek
s'fairof the •tt?"*.r,(i...:', Will be 'the
SPelik'er. s '
• T. A. Cameron-, -Rutherford,
President, Secretary.
1)0 , IritTtr-WANIT"'ICTI77,"""
/ Any person •requiring artificial iro
"nifinufa'etnred from Pgre well water,
can sectire further information by
Jlefiving their names at The :Sentinel'
, ()nice. ' •
tt h fi e e will be deliveretl'bv<, ore
Ni_nesirdin0 Pure 1Water Tee Co., if
'tlifitSisat stistoOsts 000 lie logurod,
\Iran rent% refand of : $1.0.00 Was
nade.Citizen'S Band.:.School
requiSi-
tiOn $1,000. ordered paid. ,
CorritY account for 1931: ,and
19 c'alinni• chloride amounting , to
$412.35, less' a 'contraaccopnt of
was' laid overinitil the return
LADY MEMBER. TO SPEAK
Miss ;,Agnesi McPhail.
ciddieas a pilblie meeting in the
Town Hall; T..ucknow: 'on ltiondiNi'i.
Tune loth, • siiiindred by'''the••tack-
--
now U.F.O. joint clubs.
Change Blade
Poiiing_Subdiiision
1,fortliern Section of Village. DividcL
tat0-•.Einitern: and .Western Divisions
street in Luaknow is withaut-
4 'untie on the village map, it Was
Learned when the by-law for re-.
•arraliging• the.,pplling subdivisions • in
.he town„4 Was passed on, .,Tuesday
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street by municipal officials, runs
:Clough St. to. ''Lutigard7 street:
or bettereXplained as the
street lietWeen the *IVICh`xerf•pronertY
and that of Harry MCQUillibis. ruff -
nail! ',north' to Mr: ,Thorihis Burn's,
eroPertY,' , • ' •
"lii the 'by-law it has been tertnea
North Delhi street as there is also
*.i.feifii Street. In the most south-east
extremity ef,:the village,.. •
. _
North Delhi street- and Outram
St., Whith, runs frent'"Miteh_ell's
deuce, Crossink- Campbell St.,. at the
eest office . corner,Will •forna, the
dividing the-, two polling
subdivisions north of the main Street.
Subdivision number ; one Will, be all
the village north of Canipbell'. street
and east of Outram and North Delhi.
Ditibion-ninther-two is all that Sec-
t On west of these two streets and
north of Campbell, street; Division
number three includes all the Village
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THUR5DAY, qune 8th, 193.
FORMER LOCHALS11- BOY
,
ATTENDS WORLD. CONFERENCE
rilMO Minister Bennett
hoarded the liner Duchess Of Bed --
Ord on Friday, liOund for the World
DclonOmic Conference in • Lend011,
'Monk his, small, group of delegates
was Roderick ' Finlayson, 'private
secret ry to the PAM Mini :te mr.
a, e_ s r. .
Finlayson,, as: is geneiftllir 41;°*13,.
"native of Lochalsh, .,whoA saw
'service ' in the Great 'War, and was
engaged in a law ,pigetise ,in Win-
nipeg, until his noteworthy appoint-
ment, Which' he now holds. '
UNVEILING OF -CAIRN
TO FEATURE REUNION
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Webster 'Flintily To Hold 10th An-
-noel Reunion in Iateknow ,
feature of .the tenth . agnUal re-
union of the Webster Family, to be
held in Lucknew on _Saturday, June
17th, will be the 'unveiling of the
cairn, now being erected in Memory
of •the pioneers of the family. Mr. T.
Webster,. SeafOrth, 'John Webster
. • ,. • ,
and Lawrence Webster, are
erecting the -cairn, which stands on
the 'roadside to the north of Green-
hill cemetery. An appropriate bronze
tablet; procnred'. by 'Mr. Wm. E.
Chapman, will ,be imbedded on the
cairn; The 'design was approved by
-COlonet,4.1atrk-lorontA,
who is dedicating the. monument.
Fortner Lucknowite
In Paris Pageant
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Miss Isobel , Macintosh Honored; To
Take Part In 'Great Pageant ,Dur-
ing Niliiinternational Congress
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The following article fully explains
,the honor Confered• on _Miss. Isobel
Macintosh, 'and her ',••niany friends
here will be delighted t� know of
ihe. prommonf,part, he has been
assigned to fill in Paris, France, dur-
ing the -international Congress of
nurei. Miss • McIntosh • mita from
Montreal on June 18th, On the S. S.
Montrose. • - •
In 1641 Jeanne:•Mance,..a117_intrepid
F.re.ncli lady,,; Came to the Quebec
missions and , actually founded,. the
nursing service of Canada. Next
month a Canadian : nurse, Miss Isobel
M. Macintosh' of Hamilton, will poi-
,
tray,. this 'historic figure in a great
pageant • in ,,Paris, Conducted durini'
the international congresi of nurses.
'High honor has _fallen on the local
nurse, who •goes to the Convention,
,with,' Many other Canadian nurses
to represent the private duty. section
.., • •
Of: the Canadian Nurses association.
This pageant Of national . nuraint•
. ,
pioneers will he, one of the big nights
of,the' six4day convention held partly
in Perla :ArefliattlY in tirtiisels; from
July .1.0 to -16. ;
Jeanne :Mance was . inspired to
Ondertake; the perilous. journey, to tike
firat, French Missions on •the shores
.of Quebec in the seventeenth cen-
tury: She arrived in Quebec in /041i,
and she was with IVIiiimoneuVe. on
,the histeric' occasion' of his fouittling
that city And elainfing it for France.
The'following year `Mme. :Mince
found* the Hotel Dieu in Quebec
With money supplied by a wealthy
French lady, and this famois,hosra-
tor still stands today al a monument
to the self-lacrificing. teal Of this
Temar_k149
'•Wfien 'Miss Vincintesh bought ac-
curate.inforniation is to the costume
She was:tn,Wear to repreneiii'40enne
Mance, She Wrote to Hotel Dieu, and
the sisterhood ; there Searched the
ancient records preserved in the hos-
pital; and have been iihle.tiigiVe her
iianct descriptions of ,the' costumes
Worn by Mme. Mance.
Mitis MacIntobh will wear a French
Gray „Wool' gbwif with !.a full 'skirt,
ankle :length' and pleated in the
a.. -plain -,-tight:' bodice,-
sleYeil'i'.0,eep white Satin 'entre, *Ant,.
ed and lace' ,triiiintedk and •ft little
'white, Satin bonnet Or cape"
Another tench- of, romance is lent
to the whole matter by the fact tliat
Mit. Jr: A. Anderson, Hamilton, a
class iiiitn.aLMisildadIntoalik.,tio
'France during the 'war, is reprodue-
ing the Jeanne Mance costunie. Miss'
IVIticIntosh s to 'wear to do'honor
to thi.MeMOrY Of the''French lady
who tiet Ilthtet1 the 4t4tIleie
en the taaada. *lady, OFfis
sontkales Not
tt-nft•Oreitabalt4aty•-•---,..„4--
,
Vreqdriiirtheit "1ji'Ve7Vgirtliie
()Oiling booths, one in the South' and
two in , the „Ituirth,the divisions of
voters being' Made alphabetically in
the twe 'northern sectionri..The num.:7
ber of polling ,booths wilt remain the
Sanie with the division In the nerd"
now being made Sdcgrding to
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Lucky Ticket Draws
Attract Much Interest
_
Large Volume Of Unsiness Tranaac=
• ted In ',Village, During; Triple
-"Pau PAWL
Triple Dollar Dais %Were; brought
to a lsuccessful clos� on Saturday
evening with iniaineas men generally
well'satiiified, and the buying ,public
throughout an '_extended area; pleased
with "the many bargains that Were
afforded . them- dub* these -tlireie
„. Price as well as quality is the
Chief concern -of the baying public it
Would appear, for those merchants
Who. Offered ittractive, prices , in , their
advertigemenis, or. those who have
an established 'rePUtation for low
13.004.fliaordtiAili40, "%YOKO eaPeciallY
Plea§cd with the .'volume' Of business
transacted during sale days.
•The prize drawings elevated Much
ihter,est on Saturday night. .The five
'bags of flour, offered by Treleaven's
Fleur Mill was: won by Mr. Alex
Stanley, 'boundary west. Each dollar
spent at the null during, Dollar Mays
entitled the shuyerto a.:ticket, which
was •pincecL in a 'sealed, Mix. -Messrs,
R. E. .and G. H. Smith conducted
the draw at nine o'clock by breaking
the seal and thoroughly mixing the
tickets In .a :tenth ticket'
drawn! was :thi luekv one and 'bore
Mr. : Stank 's n me.
draw ;for the. Liieknow • mer-
Chant'S prizes was CciadaCte# in it,
,
sjinilar
,inanner: Each Merchant had
'• .individual ballot%box, all of which
were collected . at eleven .o'clack
Saturday' night ;and 'emptied into the
01011.• The seventh ticket' drawn was
the,' lucky one and Mr,'. Thos. Ait-
chison of town Won the. prize—a bag
of sugars: Second prize, the thirteenth
ticket, wag a haiket. of 'groceries ,and
trlitett:': st7iteirgr ;fferr!ti!s:4iitiler a.!t4iPPIltoY;-r.
sale, and two tickets. were not given
antit,•the ''PMThasn' reached 0.00 or
over. A count. of the ,tickets in .the
'turn. revealed them to number
Mikci7 , s
Contest conducted at Ge es'
Variety, Stior, on • 25c sales, won for
Mrs.: Robert *wan, a set of nine
mixing howis...; The. draw,. was Made
hy Mrs., Ernest Ackert. ,
.•."i'he fifty i.balloons released • from
Rathivell &•Heed's building onSatur-
day afternoon potitained. ;two tricky
tielcetgand,wen for •Elwecid, Solainon
and 'Jim McNeil, a" pair, of running
shoes each; •
WORLD, FAMOUS ,DIAMOND •
REPLICAS ON DISPLAY
,
'Novel Showing Can. Be Viewed In
Armstrong's Window
Mr. P. T. ,Armstrong has been
, .
fortunate in Securing a. window dis-
play featuring replicas • Of , the
world's most "famous diamonds. These
reproductions are exact in size and
cuttings and eact_ stone carries with
it a history.. The information. 'as to
the'; owner of each diamond and its
amazing value adds td the display
and makes • the ,exhibition interesting
and educational.
These,. Iteplicai are ,..novir.„..,..being
Shown for the first.,tinte. and one
shank!. nOt_fail:_to See this raAvi_and
interesting array. '
Are wit.lidowo
D. A.
AposihnlTiedacRax.t,e To London
I
Charges, o ..ailing to pay statute
lnhOt tax, better kneWii,;as poll tax,
D. A. Mailtite Lochalsh, of.
„,
a. university 'student . at • London,"
have been -witharawM.BrOck -push,.
also a student, waS imiiarly charg-
ed 'but he too, 'had satibifactorY
set-
tiement ef his case with ' the London
tax, collector's Office.
Having:, just finished' writing his
,
examinations, Mr. MacRae appeared
before ;.MagiStrate: T. W. Sdraridrett
on' the 10).0i/a charge Of 14Y 27th.
His brother, laii MacRae of •Strath=-
tOY, acted for the defence, stating'
that the defendant- Was not required
to pay the. levy. Net Only' Was he,
natilaaed.' -fon prpertyin Ashfield
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in the Canadian Officers Training
Corp,, . - , ',' -. ' ,
Adjoprnment was madeit vim
,thile 'until Saturday last in order'
thet tile, 'defence Anight present IS-.
seasratiit deponents, when, the ,Ohert.
SI Were ,Withdr,!at.. i
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....4$114GLIC 09P,LE8 b CENTS
The Bread
of Health
9
The Bread
of flealth4,
OUR 'MOTTO._ IS QUALITY AND 8E70104'
SATURDAY sligatAt.
DUNDEE CAKE% ' 011tf,Pg,A
,
SCONES ' • • "' • '• 'JELLY 'ROLLS
.,NUT and FAINT:BREAD, _ OATMEAL COOKIES -,
Our ..Oelieittii BROWN" BREAW:is 100 per
ent.„iWEIOE.E WHEAT I
HOLLYIVIAN!S QUALITY 'BAK "
phone 36.,
!Local
enera
-(3!,) "Metiean. • Of •Welland,
and her mother. Mire,: Sherrill, have.
been •Viiitonrs here: '
Mr; and; -.Mrs.. Jack ,Johnston of
Elmira. were Sunday visitors with
the former's parents. ,
Mrs', Bishop and Miss Erma of
Detroit' are .:visitdrs at the .home of
Mr. and Mrs: T. W. Smith.
•.•Mr. :and Mrs. Jas. -Webster and
Wellington visited With Mr. Harry
Webster in Ingersoll last week:
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:Mr. and' Mrs. Cameron Geddes and
Laverne Yoerger Of "ToroatO.- were
Saturday and Sunday .:vititors with
Pr,- and ;Mrs.., ,
,
'
Henderson & Fisher. are • supplyi
inateriatfOr• A stannier cottage -beihr
erec
A. Farrel, • 'or of Walkerville.
Miss Phyllis McDonald was among
.the graduating '.clasa •, of the Wood-
stock General. Hospital. which • exer-
cises were held there on Wednesday.
afternoon, • • • , •
Mrs. Duncan Mann, daughter
Marion, Mrs. W. R:'MgcDonald. Mrs:
Sam Pollack, and Mrs. Gaiters Of
RiPley4,4were_recent.:visitort_With:ALL.,,
and Mia, Wm. 'Robb. .
--.-Mrs".1-.•"-W:-Murray;7_-went,-,t0.77013;;`
Onto last meek; ',from .-lwhere .at
later date , accompanied :by her niece
IslisS' McLennan; .she will leave on n
trip to Europe. • ; . •
Comm -union seryice • was held. in the,
,. • •
erian Church ....en Sunday
Or the, -evening, service,'
urgeas• of Septli-Binlosit.
,H. MacDonlilit of the
erian- Church exchanged,
Re J. •L:',
and Rev: 'C
local resb
pulpits.
. :The regular, meeting of the. WO-,
men's.',Instittita. will, he held at the
hozne of Mrs. W. G. Andrew. on
-Friday; lune. 9th; ,ut: 2.30 o'clock.
Parade Of merging' house 'dresses.
Full attendance is requested. • Visitors
welcome. , " •
Mr. Alex McCarrol has returned
trOin Mitchell,; after ''concluding his
duties. for the summer as manage'
of AndereOn's, fax niill. Mrs. Mc-
Carrol has returned ..from the : Stites
where she has been visiting' and mai
'accompanied' by Mr...and"Mra4,Charleb
a`eater,_ Dorothy, •.Earl • sual• Audrey:
: Miss : Ada Hamilton, who het spent
the Past three weeks as guests 1..ca,
her sister, idxs: ' Geoghegan., has re-.,
tamed to her Spine :in LibteweL ShL
was accompanied by her little niece
and nephew,. Miss Georgina- and
Mio..ter ,Boliliy• Geoghegan, who will
visit.; With their grandparents.. for a
few. weeks. '
Mr. D. J. McCharles left yester-
daymorhint ona, trip to the West,
Which-wilf-takeAds-iisL'fitr-aa-enaina.,-
Sask„ Where•ltia,-, brother Duncan lives.
Donald 'expects ,to return ..about tht
iirst-'of July, and daring his absence
Miss Vaiy Belle MacDonald ane
;A -Ls* Margaret Geddes will be in
.:liargeof the •store..,
..iradusitea it University
and Mrs. S. T. Tucker' ,nto
attending: the graduation exiercasea
,.1 t the .Universitk. of Toronto.anio,•,.
ne graduates being their daughter,,
Miss dlinlys, who has taken secono
...:1-uss honer standing in' household
„OtoppiniCs., congratiotio_k_are
tended to *MG. Tire*et. '"
ilaiid Stand. greeted
: 'Hand nfenibers), and their leader,
4r.. ;John liayikotth, huve shoWn
,iiUativc, In erecting a bandstand
Jo the 'Wept aide of • the -Cain B:enae
Property, • 'TWA . has, been 'equipped
with bene`ses iaaa liehtsin, prePara
Lion for the ,Cominencing of the Wed-.
Jiesday evening' 'hand . concerts. On
lincaday , night; Praetiae , was held aii.
the' new stand.
Enclosing Lot With Snow Fence
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WE HAVE BEEN FORTUN-
ATE IN SECURING
REPLI-
CAS OF THE WORLD FAM-.
MOUS DIIAMONDB, WHICH
• WE WILL HAVE ON. Dig-
:..PLALFOR1ODAYS. -
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„Agn:L.ntill:bOnterested-i
isle -the: -size and shape
stones you' have read, a
and we invite everyone in the
Coltman* to Call , and see
, these Wonderful reproductions.
Special Prices ort
Diamonds During
This Display
ARIVISTliON
JEWELRY
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59th
St. P
niversary
ter's Church
LUCKNOW „
,
sERVIcEs
10:00 A. M.—Sunday -.SChnsal
. , j
11.0 A. M.—Morning ' Prayer ,
' Preacher 'Herbert
• Naylor, B.A., „L.Th.,• Re"
tor of LisloWet
7.09 P. M...-42vensOni. ,
' RI:etcher; Rev. H. "Naylor.
yr_
Lobp.E: nciLbs
DECORATION' gisgyfep
'Memorial • Service Held In South
KinlossOenietery, Conducted By
Wingham 'Members.
Assembling ;at ,the lodge room, on
Sunday afternoon, anemberi'of
Luel‘noWLe4ge No. 112, I. 0.0. F.
and visiting members of .the' Wing -
ham, lodge, marched to South Kinloss
teineteri;headed---b---,the-----Citlieffa"---: -
Band. Here .it fitting service Of,
Cohuneinoratioh was ably' .conducted
by Mr. A. L. ,PoSliff, pm.b.px. and
Rev,' Bre, Rays Of WinghilM, with
the entire body'joining in the mem-
orial „hymns. Ceraniums.,. were placed..
on the follewing. 'graves of former
IheMbers of the 'order: James' , Soni-
erville, D. McCrimnien, George -:Doug -
as; A. Finlater,, K. MacLeod, Archie _
Mackenzie, Donald Campbell, W. 11.
jehit Peart; Robert Lees,J.'
S. Tennant,
Sainifel •Robertson, Charles FalConer,
Hagan McDonald,' Allan ' McLeod',
Thomas .Wittson, Allan" Turner, Dr.:
Paterson, A. D. MacKenzie 'and on
he, grave '. of Slater hiekitinen of the •
gebekah Order.
1
" The Fire, Company has secured a '
I
;noW:-- fence, which--is-beingextended-
ardund the Cain, House property, in
an Wort to improve the appearance
of what has been a continual eye
sore since the building was destroyed
by fire, and no action cauld ever be
secured to _ have the property cleaned
•up. The fence will be Painted green
and will at least offer an improved
NO GUIDE CAMP '
Notice has been sent to all Guide
'-ind Scout Troups that theitilitia
,annot lend them .equiPMent for
,lamping this year. This means that
our local amuses,' .of Girl GUMEIII
Win not bi obis to Ivrye omit this
par.
woo.
4;
Witt nargetZ.455 • .
1.3./24.14.414644,40444#641,1.4i46Mii11.16,.
Mr. and, Mrs i DaVid, darrie. Wing.
ham, Ont., announce the,engagement
of their daughter, Ethel May, to Mit
Earl Russell 'GRUM; son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 'Themes Oannt, Taw*: -
ship. the MAMIE, .to talca place 'this
raotOt
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