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Youtbiai ,Players* Take Leadigs Rolee,
Like: old-1llea s 'In. Preatnatjnt
• rine' ,Ccoaaedy=Drama , "The. Road
to thee, pity' .
".`The' Road to the ' City!! a four -act
comedy drams, presented' by ° a local
cast on Friday night, under *uapices
Of: t13g 'Lucknow Bowling Club;. de-
lighted .an, audience that peeked-the
Carnegie' Uaivion4hful players fes=
•tired; in the' leading roles; and took
their. parti� ,' lili:e veterans '::,The entire
tishe . was • -well' c1 o,ien • and .left little
e desired : by the audience -..who
thoroughly '''enjoyed ;the Playa The
Acting of ;Eileen Johnston and Hugh
Cuming, .both 'practically fiewcomers
to .rife stage, was outstanding. "Gosh
Darn" but Hugh is a borncolitic and
whet! ,E en, as -a blind and sorrow
ful youn ire, had her audience °.on'
the verge of tears" Hn :a�TthA op.
portune moment, by some word,. , or
action; would snap; them into peals
of ! laughter, •
In snaking special mention of hese
two players; we do' not mean -to de-
tract from'. the' ability of the .'other
players, Clarence' Greer, Greg Leith
Margaret Ritchie,.. Dorothy Cooke,'
Mrs. R. H. -Thompson; Jerry Rath-
ell^andsIte?�: =a€ g I
ss
T all took their parts '. crediftably, to
round out the •perfernianee. -
•r
for the Whole., 'Famijy
$PACE' WILL NOT PERMIT xUS TO DESCRIBE OUR COM
PLETE LINE-UP 'OF SPORTS. WEAR. SEE OUR -WINDOWS
EACH PAIR' MARKED . WITH: stk .PRICE TICKET '
os. •all white sport'oxfoird
3.25
ros. black'' and white sport oxford $2.95
tos. cream� brown•
&; sport oxford; $19$, $2,.50, 2.95
Misses' blackand, white sport oxfords ; 4 .$1 98
CHILDREN'S= cream &2 brown KN
ocKABouTs
BIEZJ i:5 -.7%s 125',- 8 -101S;--$1.35; 11.
athe=.
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pIc
kW BLOOD
iat 40 -ft
Take
For
13. Tonle
Tablets
$1- . ,
�tre�gth v'igor •
17 tJ TOMACH TROUBLE --
di
Have,you -Stomach Pain,
• ,' eHBearelcthburninA.nHdaetaindga,c.Ghue
IBaitiina of Mucus, Gnaws Empt7,F , Lump in Stomach, Feed Disagree
, Pid i ore or!titer!atlas,.Conted Tongue re Mouth, Indigestion? When causes. '
bps rust -down condition' you need C. C. & B.; onicTab
lets, and at once.. They will
'build
t1onand� em and ..thus rellove you quickly and permanently; improve appetite. .
,
• • flu. � g -
ends, Sores Blotchee,'Pal Eczema,
�,. • � MalarL •
.•. "" , .° ' " �. „Run Down Debilitated,
,' : s kh.:Weak Emaciated? OQ .
You aures need C. C. et B.Tonle .Teblete. • They, by reason of •
alba' toyie'ef help to restore strength mind fibre to the blood 'so it will furnish.
aoai Lament toe whole; body., ..C. C. & B. Tonle Tablets contain Yeast Iron and
,6afraete[ Cod f aver—three great tonige.in-one. t•
■g� Nervous Debility, Wealniees,-jer• .• Jnm• pping, Erctitable'
is ,. NERVES T Worn, Out, Feei;Li ;e balling i�hen Eyes Closed and
Dss� Fee ogether Restless at Night,.Poor Memory Melancholy,
D rat, Wake I p Unretreshed, Weak Trembles, Dizzy,. Fainting .�!i�pells hands
orla►retNumb, Lack Energy- Strength,Ambition? `You: recd C. C. & B. Tonk tablets
Thal_ by reason of'thelr.toni effects, elp to,restore nerve tissue to normal condition
nay"t4� nsevsa. banMh the braes, stake you feel fuil•of life,; vigor, ambition, and
esans.7ef younaee..
Under Weightt,, 110110w Cheeks, Flat Chest Scrawny Neck Dye.
Male; "thin Bloo, d C. C. & B. Tonic Tablets help to 'build you
up In every way. Will thereby improve your appearance.,
'EP, AND VITALITYac & B. throe h the `
act;dhectly through' the
stomach, .enriching the
erious.systetn, g erste HteUty, create nerve force, restore. .
' —o you can enjoy lifer' pleUsurealo the !iffiest. •
are tar rale it dill Drug Stares.- Go to
your dru is
. y .. gg t today and order..
,w:��- �:� _IC•�'.. �� a ..
, . TA ETS
sew** Gr "the doorto•a supply.' It means the:existence. xiste beginning T a
animas ase '�'he � Slater work! and happier D efor $2. e.
tospa>a prices aEnd.i1. Three i1:W So=eslor i2 5e..
C
C.
B., 'TONIC", TABLETS. ,AT 6 • .,,'
fi
G:.-STO
Yana'
res
" A "i � profusion n p ,fusion ' their long
Spikes of scarlet flowers in . JUNE has . been taken: care f for' '
and ;maintains-s,blaze of color untiloone or"
trMt• more .`years `to- make settlement.
We have this Spring the Largest Caretaking .will . not be " continued
and • Finest ,collection of Annual
Vegetable n s and until these .claims are paid. .'
l e pla to we .have ever offer- -
ed, also a: good supply of Geraniums the best effect in the care, of
or.
sad' ether:Bedding plants. • • Lawns and Grass Plots—a beginning
should be made very soon, otherwise
We Refill Hanging Baskets & Boxes- the:' ,ground will' .become rough .and
;.. ST. E+ WART BRO. . remain $o for some time. .
,BenlaiRer Scurscriee Visitors -to the;' Cemetery are. urged
'Phone; Carlow -235.. ,to walk only on the provided':arter-
es. There. is a,, six foot' walk to .every
Lot 'lease •ke
'., ,p __�_ _ ep._oii_these_.:waiks.__No_.
POSSESSION -OF -STILL . '
person is' pleased.to see•''the graves
COSTS ASHFIELD MAN $300:00 of friends stepped o
,. pp d up n,
Those who own property in The,
Gordon Drennan, Ashfield Township Greenhill Cemetery $ P Y are advised that t
Given A Week. To Pay` Fine! II' the only sure way. that •your • proper-
ty
-'will be kept respectable is to
Greenhill Cemetery
COIN ai yV �Limited
d,
Requests
all owners -whose property•:
The 'play opened at the couiitiry
home of Mrs. Sanderson: (Mrs. R. H.
h
Tompson) w.here°,' •Richard James,
(Greg Leitl3Us recovering from in-
juries received, in an automobile;:ac-
cident, while unknown. to this house,
hold, he, and 'his partner' in crime.
Lilly Morton (Dorothy_Cooke),-.were
making good 1 their escape, following
a jewel. robbery... Dorothy :poses, as
Greg's• sister, but is really his intend=
'ed wife, although •Greg's ' father,
Richard James '(,Rev. J.R.n'Geoghe-
gan) gan) has cut off' his allowance due
to the:life , he' leads ; and his Hedy
companion,, These two^,seherne -'that
Greg wi11� marry JetSanderson �'Eilr
een-Johns
ton -a - i
et countr3* f3a - 'r
:.and
take';- her ,to;,' the' 'city. • where Greg's
father will forgive hila and •restore •
his allowance. The old roan they don't
expect will live long and -after . his
death; Greg :will at 'once get a' s di '
vorce and. marry;: Dorothy. ' •
Toto Lee ',;(Margaret Ritchie).lives
;with 'Eileen and her: mother, and 'Jud
Judkins (Hugh Cuming) a' (farm, boy
is very sweet' on. her., Eileen Is`''; in
love with-. Robert. Darnell (.Clarence -
Greer) the 'village doctor, 1�ut' is
_wrongly. led -to --believe-;her love---ia,
not returned and :accepts the' :pro--
posal of Greg
The next: two' scenes .
•'turn but. ,.to :
be a: dream,. in- p which 'Eileen ictures
her life • in the- city; as'i Greg's ' wife
very unhappy, except for the kindneais
of her.,huabend's-father,'who ,wnl1a'all
his money' to. her. " Then follows»,the i
murder of the ...aged father by his
Son and the attempted murder- of hie'
own wife, Eileen. But this is . pre-
vented by him hurtling out s window
in the ;struggle, apparently, to his.
death. All this=time, Greg. is shadow,
ed by a detective -Duk is Je •. Rat
-ala) ma'squeradmgas a sopthistica to
E .s
n lih '
g mman.G rege
hod o
y is �i
found, and yet believing him •••dead.'.
Eileen fears the : consequences."' as,
she may be held; responsible for hiss
death. The strain is too great. :and;
she ;becomes blind. At this: point, her;
husband again 'returns however,;;ano.
she willingly signs over to , him all
of the' fathers money, which became'
hers when ho was murdered and ;she
plans to return to her. "'mother "and
permit him to marry Dorothy.' .part-
ner-in_rime. The scene is: pathetic.
During her residence in the city, as
th unhappy ;wife, she is visited - y
her--loved-ones-from-the ' country' ,in.!
eluding the countrified farm •boy.
High, and the doctors who still loves
her, an does' all in his newer to Tast-
ed her and make ilher more bappy:.
In the fourth act, the dream it
over, .butt,allsis_so:.olearsin.Jileeies.
nand, ,that she' hesitates to become
the bride.. of Greg, as; she had ,prom-
ised in- the first scene. The; detective
appears, arrests Greg and' Dorothy.
and' happiness reigns ' in the' 'little
country home', as plans are. made `for
the wedding Of tluglx' and 'Margaret
and the Doctor and Eileen.
A dance . followed the play with
music provided by. the "Sepoy Orch•
Astra"'. All the details of • preparing
for the presentation were under 'the
direction. of Greg Leith. The. Presby-
terian Orchestra.: '-pla3red numerous
selections during the evening.
Your Co -Operation 'Please.
Once e
more we • urge, � not only 'our
subscribers, but the public in general
YOUiLL BE''.AycAzED uie' C
;Corn . ' Salve—At McKIWB , DRUG
STORE,:...
• Miss Myrtle Webster •of Wellesley:
anent the: week -end with her .parents.
Mr. 'and Mrs:' Jamie,, Weibetea'. Ash-
ri ld;
John *Carruthers :hies joined •the
Sank of Montreal start a$ the Junior
member and commenced .lain duties
in Monday.•
Young•.Gd; "Ahbury•of,: Han:;
ores, a „studeeralnt ` of $
Helen, Thompson;,
accompanied, her. to : her ° home _here
On Friday and spent • tke week -end. ,
s fair: and Mrs,. li Obert h[secallum • of,
',Wyandotte, a,: Detroit, ;awburb..were:
Saturday, and. Sunday. ,'visitors With,
the foriner's mother and sisters here:;
.Mr. and Mrs.:'. Itsibert,. Johnston.'.
Misses Roberta aid Pauline. of Gode
rich;. were• Mother's Day• visitors at;
the hbnle of Mr. and Mra. John`
fOyit, -
Durham's fire "chief and ',the :twelve'
•members of • the brigade resigned.
last•- week as a'' result of criticism:
arising following the ;disastrous fire
in the Rob ;Roy Mills of, that town.
Tbe. Dramatic' Club of • the Young'
ople's ' Society of the.'United'. church
presented - their play' "The Path
Across thee.liill'! to ii,_fairsro d -.an:•.
ire Fang ' i isTeiii Ra-'il on-ainiaiay
evening.
Little AudreyHildred, left for her
home: at "Bervie: on Saturday last;
after . spending four weeks with ' her
grandparents;' Mr.' and - Mrs. • Frank
Vele, while her. ° mother was , in the
Kincardine Hospital.
Mr. sand Mrs. ,. Ernie . Millson and
son ol:�:rStratford; anent:" the "[week
end in , the .viilage with Mrs. Mill
son's parents, Mr. and MO. John
loynt. and with' the :former's; mother,
Mrs.. A. E. Millson,
Messrs.,.Gordon, Harvey and Char.-
.ie Webster were up' 'from Toronto'
an Teursday'to-pay a brief visit here.'
the former with :Ilia' aunt, Mole Elia.;
*beth;Webster,--the-latter-with "their
parents; Mr -and' Mrs. itichard-'Web
eros
Fred Nixon and Eldon Johnston.
represented' Lucknow Lodge, I.0.'0.
F.:at ,;the district meeting ".held: at
Underwood ' last Thursday evening;
when Mr. ,Roy Peters of Bervie _was
elected Master. , District Deputy
Grand M•aster•.
Commencing next Sunday,; May:
20th. Sunday •school .session* ;in both
the,:_Presbyterian Church and the
United -Church, will. revert . to. ' tho
morning :hour, ' and ! •"will .; commence
at ten:,o'clock. The morning hour was ..
commenced in the Anglican church
the first -Sunday=of .the month -
Kiss, Margaret Hudson of °Elor
agent Sunday with friends' .here; hav
ng, accompanied Rev. E. A. Thom-
son, pastor of •Elora Presbyterian
Church, 'who conducted anniversary'
services in the -Presbyterian Church
here. Rev. -C.. H. MacDonald was in.
Elora, taking charge, of the services
Pleading- guilty— to --a : charge—af:
having in, his possession an illicit -still
•' for, "the „purpose ,.of manufacturing
spirits, Gordon Drennan, Ashfield
township, ,.vias, on , Saturday . fined
•300 and nd eosts by Magistrate Reid.
In default of. payment he will spend
six months . in jail:, 'He was' given a
week to pay, being ,bonded in' the sum
of ,$500: Drennan ,. was arrested' by.
Constable F. G. Truscott,
New Curtains and Curtain Mater-
ial At THE MARKET STORE.
ci}re=the-Compairiss`CERTIFI LATE
OF PERPETUAL ' CARETAKING.
When the present, 'living are gone,
the care of the grave.is provided.
•
Helping Dad
A preacher on. looking up., from
his 'sermon was :horrified to see his
young son in the gallery pelting the
congregatlion 'with paper "bullets".
,Before he. could .g t out a 'word of
eproof,. , his your g hopeful cried:
"You 'tend to your .preachin'; daddy;
I'll keep , 'em awake."•
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eek -End Specials
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'KUM LANE FACE .POWDER' 55c - ,. ... •. ,
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DAY -Dt EA1� ,FACE. POWDE[Z" i5c ',•' �+
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to inform us when they. are going On
a visit, or when they have guests, ,or
ah
hundred ed
and one
such items which
will all 'add towards a more newsy
Sentinel. You are ,under no obligation
rn fact I we will much appreciate
your .' co-operation• in .this: respect.
But please lett us 'have these items
• when -they, are news. Dont wait -until
a week has parsed.
JUST' 'SEC9pND BEST
At - the evening 'Service fn the Pres-
byterian Church, Rev: • E. A. Thom,.
son of Elora, the ;Anniverbary;guest
'speaker; after' paying tribute tp' Rev.
C. H. 'MeeDonald,''as a''reed chrietian
gentleman and'' true minister, `made
reference to the kind hospitality ke,
had received at the Menne, .during'
his stay in the village. • **ever, he
Waif much • surprised, he 'said,' humor
ously, to' hear the residents oi' the ea
wh'o for some: time
has-. been • suffering from a -painful,.
Muscular ailment' was taken to Tor-
onto General Hospital' on 'Thursday.
where he will •.undergo ' .treatment for"
at least. two weeks. Dave had been'
confined to bed here, for ten:days
before being taken to Toronto and
during that time suffered c,nstantly.
P
With seeding.' operations,.,gneralli.
completed, the' rain that fell on Sun-
day , was most welcome:. Growth.
however. is ,ilmosty at a standstill;
due to continuing cool weather. Grass
is coming along`ttoo slowly to provide
siifficient feed for cattle.. which are.
i
man cases
e'
Yxce• tions!! thin. due
t,
p y n
di a shortage stage of ',•winter feed,
•
Win Congoleums' .'
Prize winners. in :Vie' Congoleum
Rag guessing contest were announ-
ced on •Saturday night. Mrs.,.jValter,
;Hamilton had tie; nearest guess ; to
the correct number at Temeleton's;
,with, Mrs. -Jack Thompson the -winner
At the Market Store. Both :parties
•receiv "
e
ved' o
a a c n o
leu
m�ru
g as their
ea
prize.
Left' For' Toronto •
Mr.' 'John' Beatty,a ' o
y Ong Scotch-
an who has been employed ..' with
m
Mr. ' Jack Macintosh, •-boundary west,
left for Toronto: on Monday, •where
, e. has, 'secured es. position.', John,
While , employed in • the community,.
wasgenerally well liked; and leaves
mhile any.' herfrieen. ds which' , he has Heade
w •
if sue of . April. 26th. met with
response; . We received eved' .no
fess. thaw about fifteen copies of that
date .and 'wish . to thank our 'readers
Cor
their assistance, a
t nee, which. more `•than
Supplied, lied, the 'nu
P mhos -of � copies' tre-
quired.. Copies were received from
the village, West Wawanosh, Kinloss,
Ashfield and; ,one from • a' Goderick
lubscriber. ,
•= The : Young - I eople'a Society of the.
Ashfield Presbyterian Church .played
oat on Friday evening at 'Came
intail, with mem�bere ` of the . Luck -
now Guild' and the Ripley Society as
their invited • guests at, a' rally ' of
the three societies The program was
provided by .Lucknow . and Ripley
tellent, with the" Ashfield ' group
furnishing. refreshments, and` • al.
together a pleasant evening was en -
o
Pecubiar •atmosnherie conditions
nrevalled '•• in , this district ' last
Thursday afternoon; as were 'general,
in Western.' Ontario; thought to have
been.. caused Int sand, and:dust Ailred
ilii 'In the 'parched West. and carried`
atwward by, : strong winds. The sky
Our equest 'last week nor copies
i`s
curty
W
Manse claim their Lucknorr-conil're: to
tile'°finest".in"UA fada,,.nb h
he had niways claimecl:this, distinction ere
fns -his Mote flock,•. -but waste quite wits
willing and pleased to grant the '*tor
local churcl) second Osla o+,' -, in
nk, ea ea , foiliwvwvllnw a Y►apr hre
e. MbU fi ..Nmi �
at`'»alrtialiy' blotted oiif a sun and
Med s semi darkness, Gusts .of
&:threatened 'to` -:result' in 'a wind
m but 'roamed off `end On Friday
olrnlfts the :ser had cleared,
u'tI
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House leaning
41eains
Curtains
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Dalnty Ruffled .Curtains
with Valence, 21/4 yds. long
Reg, 89c.. Special. `...: 69c
Noyielty "hired*Cream-
Curtyiins With Pretty
Bolo +ed' Edares. gY; 'yda..long' -
Stpecial .49;
Filet ;Net Curtains; Tailored '
"Edges: Special' Pr.", . 1'.00,
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ei ents an `Seed.
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MCCORMICK-DEERING
Plows,. Harrows, Drills and Spreaders.)
-L. FLEURY, & •SONS--
:No. 13, 21,.,&' 77. :Walking - _ -
T �'E._BISSEL.L CO-- ,•
Disc, Harrows and Land Rollers
and. l'Sidky :-1 i hs.:
-GOOLD SHA.P
LEY•. � MuiR
"Double Geared. Self -Oiling Windmills.
FROST, STEEL •41
Zinc.;.
Bonded Fencing;` Coiled and Barbed Wire andtea
e Cxa
TIMOTHY and CLOVER SEED /
• No 1 Alfalfa, .lsike, Mammoth, Red,White and Yellow
Sweet. Clovers
o Sale at:-
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`-LARGE 'PINEAPPLES,, E ACH .. , . ;2.
MEDIUM PINEAPPLE& EACH
HEINTZ CATSUP' 1.
COWAN'S' • CO.COA. 1 TIN.
BULK , COCOA, LB: ... ...: ... 9c
'RASPBERRY., . JAM • . 29c
PLUM JAM '', 23c
TOMATO and' VEGETABLE SOUP, 3 CANS ..............25e
'CORN, PER CAN' .lOc•
BICE, CHOICE;' 4 LBS. 25c '
,TOMATOES, ' 1's., FANCY„ 3 CANS ... . 25c
:SEEDLESS ° • RAISINS, 2 LBS. .........25e
VALENCIA` `RAISINS, "'2 LBS: .. ,.... . . ,.25c _
TOMATO 'JUICE,, 4 CANS. • . , 25c
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"FRESH FRUITS 'ARLES GET
S AND VE BALES ALWA7�S" �ON ;. HAND
DAMAGE' ACTION SETTLED•
Settlement of the: $26,529 damage
action ti o -
n .resul ng fr m serious: injuries
Buffered `b three-year-old Larr
yY
Jo1inst
n
o h --
w e
n he w -struck-by' , b
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motor car . on Rigout 'bridge. London,
last June, was reached out of 'court
and approved by Mr. Justice Makins.
Although the .terms of settlement
vrere_not�.disclosed:-it=-is-known-that!
a certain sum was . paid •: into : court
for the; boy's .benefit. His, father, .son-'
in -Misr✓'. of former High Cdiistaible- A.
J. ' Wharton, had sued for '.$25,000
da a es.for
m g Larry ,arid x.$1,529 to
cover medical'. expenses. ,
OUT OF COURT'.
4.
STATES HIS' CASE
Mr. Victor Whitley 'Explains How He
Weii,. Innocently Involved In Ash
field °.Theft Case
,:•
Claiming to have been,innocently
involved in connection with the' re-
cent theft of .grain from the Zinn
farm in Ashfield': and ,to be .cleared of
all blame in , this connection; Mr.
Victor Whitley,explains his ' case in
this 'manner.
:�
On the • evening Hing in question; •Cas-
well Hackett motored to Whitley's
farm • to' • drive him'to see a • horse
belonging to Jack Smith of ,Goder-
ich. On leaving :Mr. W hitley's farm,.
the -driver stated he was going anoth-
er road, as he wanted to see 'a party
On reaching • the Zinn' farm, Hackett`
turned off into a gateway op the op=
posits: side of the road, an" turning
out the' lights, explained •' that he' had
been Ivorking at Zinn's • a short time
before and was going to get some,
grain. and clover seed. Hackett was
arrested the'next•morning,` and •'said
Whitleo was with him, which;resulted'
In the.latter .becoming involved' in the
"fair." i:
Final dlaposition • of the ;case was
nndew.in Goderich last. Wednesday,
;,si,eit' Whitley pleaded gulity•to• being
:with ,Hackett on that occasion, but
innoc�int of''any'participation in the
affair,, -and was.Sil'ed..E50.00 ° and'
coats.. Hackett ;wat•.r•previously sens
f e'ieed to, aix months ` in the reform
u`2t7: r..vrr. ;: rirw+�r"aei m I . 14"5Cb e.n•i fl + k iiC'
ono instance only, did'Mr. Whitley
seemrpanv him, ,he states. and Vie
has come•tg elle eonelusion "its betty,,;
to stew at home, rather than go drive
Ing , %fter sundown' . "
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SHORT LEGS at .. .95c & 1d'c
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