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HERWISE
LOCKNOW. ONT.
THORsDAY,„
51st 1954
fil'N LE COPIER 5 CEN
WILL • EXCHANGE ,-- Year - old
Perclieren colt foK .young. Pigs. -tr
W. L. Ft'anceYi:-W 3.4 Lucki
11.0U/SOW•OEK •WANTED,4- oirr
desires ,lionsework by the month.
Can eomn ence duties at ,once--;ApplY
, at the Sentinel Mice. '.
FOR !SALE: OR ON SHALES -
Black •Clydesdale Stailion, 8 -years
oldrfor sale Or4ill,put �ut on shares
50-50 basis for year. _ .
:Samuel MCCom'h," R. R. 2 HolYto24,1
EEL.uy Vance Bros
'S.
Ontario grown grade ,No, 1 Improv-
ed Learning, , White Cap ,-,,yellaw
;Dent..Early Bailey.Golden Glear and
'Genuine' Vance'S. Sweepstakes at -
W. G ' •
Attend
. ,spatiNG.LABW:--aie now a good
price U over fig pounds and fat. 1
' be abiPPing them eaCh Wednes
day. Bring them in with 'your hogs.
•Rod 'MacDougall;
tOroperatiwe „Shipper.
TENDERS '4WANTED • '; 1.
June, /1t1101934;:lOr the Construction
of PK,. '''S.Te'Vek-f0lit::::'-hrldgeo,t-fiiii7en
Let 6' ,"And .Mie or
Monday
, .
aideroad 3 and 4; Com, g at Let .44;
, (ebinit '30,, yds: in 040). Centkiketor
to furnish , everything' ,except
re infOreing steal and to leave road-
way ready ..for 'traMc. A marked
cheque for 10 per cent. to iie'compting.
each tended. The:lowest:or any:tender
not neeessatilY. accepted.
,
- C. E. 1VIcDonagh, •
iClerk Of 'Ashfield
R. R. 3 LtieknOw,-Ont.1
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wing Evefft-s-
lint Insertion, 50c.
Subsequent • Insertions, 2.5c.
LADIES ATTENTION
• ;
We will supply your wants in bak-
ing and uStg.id articles at the Sun-,
shine Market. on Tuesday, , June oth,
at Mrs. J. W. •Joynt's;
r; GARDEN PARTY
;
South.- z.Chnrch •?Garden
Party wilt;lie held on Friday, Jape
1.5t4 at D.' $.: MacDonald's,. northoi
C.4; R. 'Station, 'Supper served at
siic o!clock...A.dmikaimi '36e and 20c.,•.,
virren.• It 'may, be ao alight:Ste to
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BASEBALL 'TODAY
At 5.00' -o'clock this c' -afternoon,
•Licknow. and Pert Elgin meet in a'
scheduled Bruce League ;baseball'
game in the Caledonian Park here.
The locals have wait . one game, and
lost one to date and .are hopeful of
carrying . off the verdict today. Sc
• thein in action for 25C and -1,5c.
DANCE 4
There will be a dance in the Town
•Lucknow, ' 'on "tile. ,evening of
Fr.day, June 8th, under auspices ' el
No, 428, Music by' ,the Sepoy
- Orchestra; 4 -pieces. General 'edam-,
mon 25c.'Remembet its in the,.,]1'eviTn.
Hall.'Lucknow, " Friday, June 8th'
BASEBALL; 'MONDAY
Winghant; and Lucknow .will clash
in a 'Bruce lieague Bazioball game
in;the Caledonian Park, Lucknow
'• Monday; Jun e o'clock. This
• is almost-vertain to be a keen and
:eloeely'-tdOntestaid'-:.fiXture;;'•AditildsriMi
,.
25c.. ,School children ig.c;/' under 10
• years; •, free. '
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11.
P0.' NOMINATING
' 'ONVENTION;
The annual,- meeting And
convention of the United Farm-
ers' Organization of 'North 'Thiren will
: be ,held, in the ,Wirigham Town hall
Friday, ,June lst at one o'clock
for the purpose- of Selecting a pro-
vindial.:candidate for the riding:" of
Mimi -Bruce, "- , _
T. A CaMeron;`' Wm, Rutherford,,
President, Secretary.
WILL . LECTURE ON , •
' ' • 'CRIPPLED CHILDREN, WORK
A. lecture and musical 'program" in
the interest • of aick and crippled
children will be , held in the Lucknow
Town H'all; June 46th at 8 P.M. Dr.
Ramage and Pro Skinner of the Wer
Merrierial Hospital, London, wish to
, bring this work before the general
• public. A special invitation is par-
ticularly extended to, all local we-
: men's. organizations in • furthering
this maiiithy" minim in this 'tonanninitY
DIED '
PENTLAND-4n . the village Of
•ThingantiOn on 'Wednesday,; May.' 23,
,1934, Catherine Cantelon; relic of
; the •late Samuel 'Pentland; in her
eighty-second :year. ' The 'funeral
Service was held at her late residence
.on Friday, May 256, with interment
in Dungannon cemetery,
„ , ,
Fleas of New Wash Dresses for
Girls and Women.' Good pealing
.Broadcloths, .'Percoles,', etc, Special;
$4.00, -THE MARKET STORE.
, ,ENGAGEMENT ANNOUIVEH,.
The engagement is announced, of
Alma-,Winnifred, the Youngest (laugh"
•:01,40.44a/almahde
Blake or. Crewe, to 'David. Stanley
Fines, son of the late, Mr.. and Mrs,
Wm. Pines of Grand Valley*, Ontario,
gigtoriller,t01040.01,.to In Oittle.
,
Opportunity!!
Address Dell erect. By'' Rev.
Geoghegan.' •
• -Members Of the local troupes �f
,Brownies, Girl' Guides, Rangers and
'43eir,.;Seouts, heldtheirannual chureh
parade '.oa, Siindsji , morning to St.'
'eters.,-Anglican Chute)), -where .the
J. 11.: 'Geognegan"..deliv-
43ted an-addrees. impressive by iti
'iimplieitY,". to the Yount Welker°
4_..these-orgaiigations-and--the-con-',
gregation. More than fifty Members
represented , the four ' troupes in
hargd of their • respective leaders.
In welcoming the group, Rev.
Geoghegan Commended' as worthy of
admiration and support ' theae. or-
ganizatiOnA ' which within thirty,fiiVe
Nara have ipiegd---thipiighouV, the
aritithr Einpire" and to every Ch hi-
A
Orship At
to,*.O.htiroh
one, "Of: ,Impressiye
PRESIDENT .OrST, PETER'S:
-„ GUILD, PRESENTED
Flower Basket[Preertted To Mr.:
Wm. Connell BY. Anglican Organ.
ization.'
•
. Taken' much by .stinnitie by a 'pill
attendance Of the ` inerahera. Qf
.Peter* Anglican-Gtfild who
at herhome kit VireduesdaY
qven-
ing, Mrs. Wm. , Conguill„ presioitT
ed with a bettutifuL5,.,slive, lower
oasket, Mra,' Connell, who will10sve,
ihortly•With:',. hOsbend '&n410113'
Wingliani; is - president of the
Guild this', year and for nnuther•of
year* hitaj_kw,, n_a_valued.;and_-aetiva.
Mmemberin all t1e idimtions; of. this
organization.. The ,preseiritation':.Was
made by Mrs., Moorelloiale,Miteltell.
vice-president :Of the 'Guild, and was
a sincere expreasn ef APPraelatian
and geed wiahes , toward one of their
Members,whom they; with wuh
willregret,.soon see relinquilh, her
°
Mee;
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presentatOlade..'TO •••
PLiblic.:§40:01.4nspecOr
4,k1any a.t Faithful •S. . v.rice l!. ,Y
l474ce0'1XY:' LeFTeachersitin4t1Cal3
Year
,eetstide4rtment"Oth:
ervs:
'Bald;
Public Scheel Inapeptek,
die0: the 'feathers, and. ineinloets "„ of
School Board after "four on Weth
41°014°Y, last, When .:Iritriolis °mutters
sea09l. interest were. dismissed, lie
ileNeatended---thet-mnaie7L-be'taaglit •
the achooli'mere. exOnsiVely ,and
the advisability Of getting a teacher
Rectally qualified.. in music, who
'Should: teach, it here , and' in adjacent
drools :wee discussed. suggested
at the 'hoard meltea decided stand
regard to eigarettaismoking0' And
was ,Pleased to And: that. the.; local
4lergraetr came every week to 'give
41.4 t..13.
From his Well-cboaen :text fel.. . HAVE YOU A 'PERMIT?
oecjon As. we have therefore pp. . That'S'whatLConstable..,Moore.:.44111
dorttmits,; let,us de good uito •ap he asking "inetorista ftent'ino* Vh,„ �s
Alen", the speaker stressed the: im- he advises us' that he:4,# g�ing to
portance of grasping our oppOrtlini- make a.' check-up in thie "regard and
' tieO• lest" they Paso,. Probably Inever ad*isenthose not now in possession
to • return.., 'Great opportunities lie Ofj permit, to seeure, it at .'ome:
'before the young people in our ()WU'
'commUnity in the privileges ,•offered DISTRICT,, DEPUTY .7
at our pcheol,whichheldann pnviRhI. VISITS . OLD LIGHT
tanding as•A .Seat of learning; and, '
'where', the knowledge of •cin . able W. H. Logan. Maionie :Distriet De -
teaching ,
eaching, staff can . he used :by ' the poty. for North Huroh; District:Is
pupils. as stepping stones , to, great Received Here By . Large Atteti
aChievenients. 'There is no . More -rallce..-
bittor Cry',Rev, 'Geoghegan said than .
"it Might. have 'been". , • • -:Meinbera of Old . Light Ledge and
• Speaking- of, the, bidets represented 'Asiting Members , diattict
he •pointed out ' one of their , most •:,odgee.: nuMbering' ever-, 'seventy; it:-
Imble-demands-*.ta-that--of-doinely. ..ended tne. blationie meeting here on,
hod. deed daily. "How many Jive UP .,...hUraday night te
o it V, be ..dnestioned. To 'do so rd" Ito Logan of Teeswater, Distriet
.,.)eaterlly makes it easy. to .do; not. -.,ieputy virand Muster OL uru,
'lost one kind act daily, but several: ....Auten district' visit
The choir :'rendered well the . antheir .,ere. gem:were in attendance , We'ke
:`..11iSt, As .1, :AM": • .ft agreement; that ..the eVening, was
of highughta ux maSohic
4ctivities. in Lucknow. 7
Mr. David MLay, an • incoming.
_ember 91. Old Light Lodge waa
,,iven his second.degree_hiLiae:Joreal.,
.4egree .tea, after wnieh Mr. Logan'
.4.4drersted the meeting, advancing
.ome ',helpful and constructive
,1131131 'of lodge room Procedure and
..oncluct, . r'
'Then adjourning to the ,kanquet
DEGREES OF sgaoas'oti,viiiiOi4;
As hits been said, most.persons
have some degree of... error of
be-ighored, or so , excessive that
the individual Is forced 'fel-seek.
aid in order to see at, all. Bi-',
twee% 'these two extremes are ..,
Counthisa PareOne whose. Ws;
Ueed'-•-4144eatilisuip'At A -,1e4.4 -to
class that otir articles are es-
..„ pecially directed. '" •
'ARMSTRON'S Eyesight lerviee
W L DISTRICT MEETING'
The Women's Institutes of South
Bruce • district held their annual
,24eeting-in .the 'TovinaliiP hall, 1.14-
-ood, yesterday, ,With the . district
president, ,Mrs: Almer Ackert- presid-
Ing. The Lucknow branch, ',one of tht
twe'lie in the district, was well re,.
'presented at. this "'Assembly, - whieli
.was addressed.:"by *r,..G. A. Ptitnarn•
;If To onto, -superintendent of Wow
men's Institutes and by Mts. J. T.
,11cI•owell of 'Milverton.:.
CznyentiOn
To7,1tiorrotv: Wnighaiii.
• . . When -Walter MclCiiidrick of • q-
Extfintatitin By Organization Presi .roit. appeared •.• before Inagistiate
dent c lei", up Erroneous farms .teek in Goderich on. Friday, lacing
,
wo charges arising offt of a motor
Sion An•A Result Of A Statement ' • '
ecident ten days previous, the ease
--A
In • ese 10 1s Lam -Nits again, adjourned pending further
-.- e y ef his aged mother, who
severely injured in the. accident.
.vIrs.' McKendrick Was a • patient in
Joderich hospital for At.. time follow-
ing the accident, which occurred when
the car driven by heron overturned
on the Saltford !forth of diider-
:ch,, but hasrecovered sufficiently, to
)e,,,removed to the • home of her son,
'tames "McKendrick of Lochalsh: •
The liread The Bread
of Health 0 1 of Health,
QUALITY AND SERVICE OUR ,MOTTO
•--Saturday
DATE' SANDWICHES
JELLY -ROLLS:. ---'
DOUGHlkU,TS"
• LAYER CAKES. • "
• SpecIals--
RASPBERRY ' TARTLETS
61404 BIthS
TPA 'ffiSceiTS
ICED ROLLSJ.
,
OUR wRoLEA WHEAT
'DELICIOUS AND IIRAIITH.F14:: •
HOLLYMAN'S QUALI1:Y
Phone 36,
BAKERY
.Lucknow
SECURES ..10B AT ELMIRA
Ace MacDonald, left. on Satur-
- • c
then'. spoke, saying that .it was re- a inechan_ie's positionin a, garage.
town-,Areities,- job -is a year-
round engagement and his departure,
takee'''froni' the ' vlllage a hockey
Player, Who has „:been of , invaluable
assistance to the local' thane 'during
the Past two winters, :since he , .and
Mrs,: •Mac,Donald. and children :re-
turned to the village, 'W,here 41,1ey
took up residence in the MacDonaid
home, north • of the C. N. R.dePot.
which- was at that time Unoccupied.
.' With his engagement,' 'the duties
Vitniiin here fel'. A' time, We under-
, ‘. swomtfaar s4n*,:d h,
which obligeduectn, omtimenidnied
khet; ;aaat o
. hurriedochildren
e will ahv
le
4roin his . duties as ;inspector this
Year, The, latter • replied that if , the,
ruling Was cdrried out that inspee.-
tors: .automatiCallY retire at theage
oft Serenty, he would be forced to
withdrew.", but, a petition, ', had ;hem-
a'ent in to. the Department, by- the
_teachers of his inspectorate asking
;hathe he retained. .Mr. Tii145i- then
spoke, highly ,of .Mt. 13akes work and.
pleasant 'relations that away
eiciatO .between, ,•he'' and the teach-
rs. it begtatifying fOr hiin
to observe the progress in citizen -
.hip, -and
:
feel that in seine 'measure,
iais work had been responsible . for
'that, in reccignitiOnoIthe good
,wishesof-the-stalf-;and beard, Mr-
raylor".asheci Mr., Bald to 'accept, 'Wintet-Killing May
Mr. Bald- teplied tkat ••this was a Aiinte 'Famine
red letter 'day in his life, when he . '
.ihntild receivesuchan expression of
tde.
services. He commented ' on the Baldwin Trees Killed.By ,Frost Are
work ;that had .been done intii-
I3eing, Cut Down This, Week In
hbol attributing it to the.
ent bodY :of trustees, the ysi,e:fil_ The Orchard Of. Kenneth Caineran
Cietit .prineipai of ;the, continuation.. •
-3ebOol; :staff-- of capable aisistents-,
and a.-clitsp-7-af-Lchildren--of7high-m-en--
tality.'
LADY BOWLERS •
ELECT SEASON'S OFFICERS
Jtea.e--seigthi.,
•;u4Oh—WAS served' and .an intereSting WO Sean be Underway; an: en -
or toasts and teinarlfs. was given thiisiastie. ;meeting of the ('Ladies'
, y seveial Able speaker. With Bowling Club; was held at -the, clab-
'aiedee .::Of Sviignam, Washipla hohae on Tuesday evening, :When the
presiding as aisiater of cece4 lejloWing officers iwere -elected;
tee' gathering4'..i0e in sin& Pres.; 'Mrs. ' David Huston;
.ng the -least' to Our ling',. inc Mrs., J. W. JaYnt;,' Nice -Fres.; I 'Mrs:
...Oast to ?*tir'COUtitry" was proposed !lathes. :Geddes; Seey., Mis Well.
W. B. Anderson and responded to fleiidirsiin; ....,Treas., 'MI'S.. 'Hornell;
*).5r Wni. Mair Of • lian the Ganes Com., , -Mrs. .Eohert Fisher,,
„raft" was :proposed,. by -Dr. W.4. Mrs."' Charles,' Steward, Mrs. A. W.
Johnston and responded.' to by Mr.. kiainilton; Social Corn., Mrs. Tenipi
D.D.G.M., Our ;Visit:Ors° was Clarke., Mrs.', MacKenzie; Mrs
.4t0Poseci by,. Rev. C. H. -114iiel3onald
iid in • reSPOri#, Pollock • of
Viiiteehuich';'"T M r. Tichbane o
Mr,,t'Foster 'MOttnt; M.
.tdains, of . Wing4ain' and Mr. Holier t
of Brussels, Were called
'..pon,„.each :apealcing? briefly. .
.twOuitNmEMT „
AcciDEN't ,cAss paocasoniq's
. •
Tbe: United •Patniefie orgsinizitiOiv
'of North 'Huron has', called aitontin-
atirig convention to be held In the
Wingliam Town . Hall , (tomorrow),
Ja-May, June lst, at One o'clock, with
a view toward selecting a candadatt
o. contest the provincial nidin 01
Atunti43ttiee. • • •
•Mr. T. A.. CanterOn Of Ashfield and
President Of the organization; has
taken ' exception; • to an efroneoub
statement , appearing in: last week's
Sentinel ,and latet, ;from ' another
'source,in the daily press, to the Lyrimit mIs4/$4,1intigN .
el -feet. that "111r. With Rutherford is' .• !FORDdARAGE ,EI4TERED
-the choice of. the • U. F ,
eXeCutive • Arrest Of of Ashfield Young man rot. •
and is not likely ,to be ,opposed.,,'
• • . •
(The above 'Was, assumed as Ilaellr 10ive ‘Ylio Admits Theft Of Tire
arid se expressed by the .publisher •Last y:
of' this paper aa a state-,
1 est.
ment „Made by Mr. .Rutherford.).;: •
•
Mr. Rutherford may be Por the third time ,a year
oer4ohai-iy,. endorsed by individualhe Ford, Garage. 'Of Garfield Ostran-
iiieinbera Of the executive, the ,presi, der has been• broken.n't6. The F-Ost
dent -points, Out that he hap not been recent 'occasion **F.L. last Wednesday
'Aelected by the executive as a body, gri!ohk‘t'i-nwg.1.1:0,sZatiriaii.g5ea.sw.8 arn gtalli-ene.:ddfe‘ 134
and has Uri more claim to the Older-
sation of this btkiio than any Other and sto,clirebny"*.indew, 'enabling' the.
member of the Partners' organization P4itY. • to unfasten and . rAise. the
- Mt. Cameron father points out ailri-d°wA;;-'4" 'brick and °Id hat ..laYin14'
Outside the window, tette thought to
that the cdiiVention tomorrow Will,
be thrown Open to all electors Of have been used in Sinkahinir • tina
lass. Only, a pair of battery .
'independent non-partisan ' thought,
wishing to place a candidate In the anda flashlight *ere'. failed to bc
field I pledged to take a definitely dry thigsing. *SO 66' '-`41ge°v011r' sv°
Stand on the .teitipekikeed question, nagicle. ThIlt00111t.. ino*ninge'
:-
one Who is not tif the present iirn6 PrOvincial Officer MeCleyis
affiliated with either of the, oldftted" the affair and •.°n: clnOtitming'
Milvert Reed, he •sidniitted 'the theft'
deal 'patties, and who :Will. Strive to of a, tire froin thiagiqiige last yetti%
secure legislation mowe ,, favorable'
andwhich was hid in the swamp „West or
. fair to the working eltisfies and.
, the village and found And retutnoi*,
Mr. , Ostrander, However; ))6,
ile-
Card Of. Thaiiki• •hied tiny Connection ivith hiteaking
;
into the garage Iat..r`701e.„315t,„4,irs.t„,k,,„.al,„,..e,,,,,
aPPreeiation fel; the ',Mani* :kindlietiiies Welker' in, ,Walkerton .on —Saturday
'shown u friends and neighbors -dnr- iiornlng aeCtited, pleaded ''Efillty to
ing Our recent 'berVeiiiititient- the tire 'theft:tend ,Witi; •lieriterieed to
Whir --1404044-4014P,' • 0, t
' Cool, Underwear Or every menibei
of the faniily. • New Low Prkes.--'-
THE MARKE'r STORE.,
common people.
An apPle-famine--this- .fall,' in this
oy` Mr. KennitILCarderoni7promment
Nest •Wawanosit apple. grower.
Winter killing through;,a long •cOn-
tinned .period oflow sub Zero , tem-
peratures hasdestroyed ot •partially
destroyed j ether, .440
.throughout the ' 'district' and
Mr. Cameron is one of the heavy
;This damage; ,which was not only
2.9nfined to fruit, trees, has been:
generally knoWa.for some time, but
it is only as spring growth . is ; getting
well 'under -way that the real extent
of the damage has become •apparent.
In r' the Cameron orchard, --work
down
the Baldwin trees,- ,which ;suffered
most and only a few; show any sign
of life .and these only near the tree
Win. Porteous, . 'Mrs., Whaley, Mrs.
Howard 'Agnew and Mrs ;;Huston. • ,
—
Long Iilness End
U
n ntimely
Reath
Roy Aitchison Of West -„VirtiWanosh
Papied-•AWay On Tuesday .M. The
, Age Of Forty -One.
After an illness bf two .years from
a serious itOnitieli Ailment, which of
late had caused him 'zituCh Suffering
which'. he bore , without, eel/114MM,
-caused-,the-7cleattr--Of ROhirrWilfred
'Aitchison. 'at the family' 'home, in
West WptvattOsh 'Township on Tues-
day. Roy, as he was favorably known
throughout . his • community was 'a
popular, and esteeined resident. His
condition was not causing mote than
the usual concern until 'Friday, When
suffering a bad 'turn, the end came
rapidly. •
Rey, . Who • Was forty-one years of
age; was born in Grey. eeulitY; near
Durham,, the son of the late ,James
and Margaret . Aitchison,. who ' Crime
to WestWavy:Mesh in 1896, when
Roy was just a child. • As a Ayoung
man, he Went West about eighteen:
years ago, returning to Elora where
for ''ainnit eleven yinitii he • wag en-
gaged in the harness and shoe buoi-
ness,• until in failing health he, re-
turned to the home of his brother
Celina, last October.
, The funeral 'Service 'Will; be held
this afternoon' At threc. o'clock at
the farnilY'• residence, conducted • by
Pollock of , Whitedinirch.
It is expected that, Rev. T. C. Wil-
kinson will ',Assist in. the service if
hereturns item ' 'the Louden Confer-
ence at :Sarnia: liiternient will be in
Greenhill cemetery.
: The deceased, :who was not Mar-
ried, is survived ,by two brother and
two sisters,,Caltns, Jiiritnie, Miss
Hannah and 'Mitis Gertrude Aitchison
all at :horde; Where lit:Z!iy had been
during: his illness and two ether
bretbers'Orick and Azvhie, who fnrm.
in the 'immediate vicinity. .
The pallbearers will be his too
brothers, ' Can*, Archie, Jack ' and
Jetties; Joseph McFadden of Elora,
_
and John Milis of Durham,
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PLANTS. PLANTS '
...:-.4t0444.4404,416‘40,iati;YO-044,14,6144-er.
your ,gardeti.PettiiiiaS; Zinnis, Stittp
diagttgia; ' Soaks', Asters, ..Begonies,
Cabbage, Cauliflowers, Toniatens, and
Prehipt'-delivert" 88,
?to( tfRrit4 '9ISAW;19s.§,g
top. A. slice a bark„removed reveals
the ;vied' beneath is 'brown' in color,
with' a Sotir, odour. '
SPY trees suffered badly 'also, and
Oddly enough the trees withstanding
best the -rigours :Of' the winter ;Were
these beating fall apples. Mr. Cam,
eron's;• McIntosh ••trees and his prized
"Delicious” have wintered well:. Ask-
ed by the Sentinel it he would have
a quatted Of , a crop ' this year. Mr.
Cameron replied "14,2, nota fifteenth
of ,a crop". S9, lightis the yieldhe
expects; this year, that •the revenue
will scarcely warrant ,,..the Cost , of
Spraying: the trees. •
We be ' to think
that the winter killing more than
,
•
hrlarge---finaneial loss;--will---be re
gretted by Mr. CaMeron, as it does
permanent damage to a prized pos-
session, the developthent of which
has been a life work; and, study of
the owner.
,
FORMER ,ASHFIELp RESIDENT
DIES IN vANC0UVER
Wm mcnoktio Left , :Here ,,Soine•
Forty !out Years Age:.
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• Vora has :been 'received' ,by his
brother and sister here, of the death
of William McDonagh, in his /1st
Year, Which occurred in Vancouver ; on
May 21st. A sonof one of Ashfield s
pioneer families, ;the late John Mc;
briagh and Mary Ann Andrew, . :the,
eCeawa left:here genie forty -feta
Yeats age and has inade his home in
British Columbia ,almost 'continually
since then. . •
He received his Continuation school
education • bete in. '860 under the
tuitorshiti. of the late D. D:
Engaging in the teaching profession,
Mr.' MeDelitigh followet, this occu-
pation nail his Superanuation. His
death was theresultof a. stroke,
Whieli was followed • by 'a lengthy
period of , failing health. ,
, Surviving' are tiVo siaterS,.
'James. Cook of Lucknow,' 1VItS.. Tone
of • Toronto, and two 'brothera,. Alex
of Manitoba and Charles of Ashfield
Township: The deceased was not
married,
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AT KINLOSS MANSE
A quiet wedding • was solemnized
on Monday; May -14th. at the South
Kinloss Manse, by Rev. J. L. Bur-
taa'41,Wheirt440rtnttitlikielf;1011*"
est','!datighter,. of Mr; Mid, Mit': J. B.
MertiSon Of ItinitiSS, beanie the bride , P
Of Albert Taylor Of Kinloss, gen IL
of ,me, and MtS, Geerg9 Taylor .:94.
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n Luckho
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Parlor
---wiTH ALL LINES OF
-BEAUTY, CULTURE
Evelyn Nixon
'Phone 19, for Appointment
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,Edmund--Gat-Wier, son , of Mrs.
Brush of Harrow and ' formerly '
Ashfield and Lucknow, was one of
the successful students to write viler- •
niacy Exarninationa-recentlY:'Edmund
who. recetygd his High School educa-
tion here, served his druggist's ap-
prenticeship with the Pond's, 'Drug
CO. of Windsor, and his friends here
will be pleased to hear of his suc-1
cos at the ,receat examinations, by
which- he new beconie a fg11-41edged
,
druggist.
,Succumbs SuOdenly
To Heart 'Attack
'Mrs., Jacob: Passed : AwitY
Exactly Twelve Weeks Following
Her Husband's ,Death Funeral
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Held Saturday..
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With a suddennesa.that,i'Was a dis-
-tinet-ShOck-10-7herfamilylindiriends
Mrs. Jacob Miller:passed away at her .
'soothe here . on Wednesday: last, about "
meaty ninutes after she had been ,
;Seized w.ith an acute heart attack..
gr. Mideee death ,:occurred exactly
welVe..WeekaLpievions His.wife was
laid to, rest in Kinloss cemetery on
Saturday afternoon, with,, service's
conducted by her pastor, Rev.._ J. L. ,
Burgess ' of South Kinloss, Church of ,
Which Mrs, MiUerhas been long a
faithful:Member.: Mrs. 'Miller was
:else (valued,', imentiber of South
Made 4 lifeimentber• in „1927.
In her 75th year, Mrs. Miller was .
letinetty Eliza Margaret Walker Of ,
Con.. 5, liuroh".townsbip.. Mr. And '
Mrs :Miller had; been ' lifelong resi-
dents of the district, and since re• •
tiring from their farm on the Second
of IiiniosS, had lived for the past
eleven years in the; village, ,Tailast-
riousness Marked their lives, and the ,
Untiring efforts bf Mrs. ',Miller in ,
knitting and Making shirts for the
Soldiers daring the ,Great War; won
Lor her mall commendation". Follow -
ng the war it was her 'privilege and
pleastire to'personally be 'greeted by
the . Wince of Wialez on 1i yisit. to
London, Ont. • : • •
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Mrs. Miller is .SlitrVited by tWo
daughter, Nina at lone and. Mra.. C4 ••
L. Andrew (Minnie) Of Wilkie, SaSk:.,
and Ave sena, Frank .6if..Kinloss, Sam
f Toni of Battleford, Herb
of Winnipeg indjabit of •Mayment.,
The entire faMily living in the West,),
With the eUention Of TOM; had been
omeduring the peat yeat and were
nable to , hitake ' the return trip for
heir mother's funeral. • • 4
Mrs. Miller is Also survived by
tired, brothers, Robert and SAM Of
Michigan and •T9M of Washington.
The Pallbearers' were George Mut-
ay; Adam McQueen, K. R. McKenzie
ohn S. MacDonald; Dr S. Madjonitler.
and ; W. W. HILL- .
Those froth n distance attend
the funeral included :Mr And MtS,
AFvelqR"4v*igh rdand " s s
lcit
ondon; moty sane. moeto, of
,\N
ilton Grove ,Mr. and Mrs. eof,eodr:`,
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