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'LliCaKNOW. ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 14tb1 1934
'Rollo &Cam
We are new „prePared to,. give de-
livery on all kinds -of 'alabs, signed,
THEr4.;OCKN011if 'POLE •CO., Ltd,
•t'OR SALE -4, hagitY. .waiti1911
and mower; all • in goou state of re
ot ,Sentinel,. office.
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Large Congregations
At Kinloss, Sunday
Historic Church' Narks Paiiiinskr Of
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,LOBT-74n- Lucknew, on , June 2Another AfileeteneOri SindiY
ad, . , ,, ,•-: !,-,' , ,__, - • „,,,...: ,.. i'...„, ' ,
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%.,a 'string ' ofAmethyst Readsti'Fieder ' ' • • - . ' , • . ' ' • • , ' 2'
. plense leave at Sentinel Office.. Morning and evening serviceS, es-
pecially • the evening service; . when
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. , OU TR.iigKING• *RATES on the:Presbyterian Church service here
' lambs; or other steak' to Toronto are Was • withdrawn, were largely atten-
lee noble. Lambs 60c each. ,ApplY ded af,South Binloss Church ori Siiii•4.
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OW RICHARD BOWEN'
TAKES OYER 1;9C,Alif4 PRACTISE
Arranginents have completei
,whereby, Dr, ` Siehard-i,,Bowen; 0
London, ,wilj'raerinaneritly take `over
the IFiletifie of Dr.- Wni."‘Conriellf wh
leaveis. 3.Ateknovi the &rat* the 'week
for Winghain; to take over the prac-
tise of the late Dr. Margaret Calder,
' pr: Bowen and Mrs. Bowen are
eiPeeted, to arrive here on Menday.
ifelong ,Resident Of
ComOUnity, Passes
.!ohn. Helm,. ,Esteemeil. Resi,
dent,',Pasaed Away. '$/onday,',. Fol-.
lowing ' Lengthy C7itiCall
In the death,. of John J. 'llelm
Which ' occurred' at his borne, ,conces-
The new doctor, an exnerienced.manai •lion 12, ^Ashfield. early Monday
is Perm:1141Y known bypr.. Connell; morning, Zion continunity loses an
who is confident that DigWiiiri, •
t illarvey Aciee:it, Lucknow.' 'Phone day, when Rev. B. A. L.,,... MacLean cerminplary .citizen, it good neighbor,
ef Toronto, delivered inspirational ably and with. achievement, Imre litt_d_ A....devoted , chnrch--Worker. -Mr,
(21-77,8-.) ---:-----• addresses. -'-- -. . - hjs. profession here._ Dr.::' and 'If elm', who has been ' ill for six
- . • .-PresbYterianism at South Xialosa Bowen, will occupy thel*artlUent
• 'CHATTEL MORTGAGE,SALE of iii pont 3, auee mbed to a .development
dates' t.aick almost four ' ' ' b" '''' b' in ' i 1 • ) . of 'lobar' pneumonia and its -accorn-
' • farm stock and implements at' Lot :
.., . , score yearb. w ieh 7 is , 9 ce • s . ee , i; ''..: -
.' 17, • Con. 1,, West Wawartosh, on it was in ititi6., that a ' little log ;Dr. .Connell -leaves 'know with Jan' complications.-.. The funeral
Friday,. Jime 15th at 1.00 o'clock. %.:rarch was erected on .the east aide 'regret, he states, but ':pleasant was held yesterday, on his 76thi
Tering; Cash. See him .for. list; 'etc. Of tne 'road a short distance' north ,meMeriei of hieassociatiOns with the .0, ir,thda37-
'Well. liendersen, Ade. of toe. Second' Ceneesdon. This was people :of this community ,,4eth 'pit), ',,i,.. A. lireleng,.reSident of .thn coin -
/he histPOwbYt6rian church in the fessionally. and socially'. - . • ' ,Inututy, Mr. Helm came to I.,ucknow
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FOR SALE—Buck house, in good
' yepair, with about tin'acres of Work-
able- land. This propeity • is de,sirr,
located •ouwi-cW-ci.ThiTifeKi; °MO
the ,sonth of .the Amen which
is - situated suitable , buildings for
poultry raising. For Price and furth-
er particulars apply to Matt. Gaynor,
' Lucknow.
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BABY CHICKS - •
Our. very beet quality. Guarantee
free' from :disease. Line: bred from
- our .Very best •hqns. We -Will' deliver
them to 'Your home. Rocha' $8, .'nel
hundred; Leghorns; `$7. per hundred.
lots of 500' or over :$1. per hun-
dred• less. -Hatelies off every Monday
and -Thursdai
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conanninity, and served AS a plage of an infant from Vaughan township,
wortnip for' Presbyterian pioneers - - - ivith his parenti the late Mr. an
who liad:Jelt.the n ,_.0 ,
_ , ENGAGEMEN . . __
e --aneerki
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nci erected., this 1primitive building Mr.,and Mrs.`,Samuel:Reid anlioart-' *he- first settledon; the boundary
in 'a ,small Clearing in. the Woods, ,It cad the -engagement of their .e.dest ivreat,, on the farm • now occupied by
as known as ..murdoch.gel(enziei dauthter, Evelyn Matilda to Peter •Mr. Alex Stanley. Later they moved
Chtirehi! owing to the,Proniinent and Wesley Cook, youngest, son- of . Mrs', to the farm on 'concession. 12; new
actile part he took in its erection. *" Cook andthe late [Petit., Cook, The pccupied by Albert Helm:
Seven years later' the Big Church marriage to take place„in, the latter In, 1807; Mr. Helm • niarried Miss
,was erected on •the,tiiie now occunied part, of June. ' 13era de ' ' '
A•w
two
n rson ho with •their
ay the present : 'brick ehurch, and • • daughters., Mrs. John Gardner! ' of
where on Sunday aecirkt of people ton 12 Ash.field and."Miss Ade, at
gathered...te.worship-in- the church
FOlchl' lilt " RESIDElkT .-- , - - -- - home,survive .him.sters Mrs
&mat is dear to them. • , - • - 4-t--EcRtv---Es 6°9-R ,AP,IltrgN. .1141E %
N1' '. i
Two s
Hunter. And AHrs. Ralph Nixon
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.....4v is. recorded that Murdoch mac. _ , , . nn . three hers,' oseph and 7
Kenrie.and others, raised fifteen dol,- __ 'aro' Robert •BroWn, 'formerly a :at, of. Ashfield and Thomas of TiVer-
tars as the, ,first installinent to 'Our- PuPular 1;ut:.‘•no‘v re4ioent, has 'oeeill JO% else :survive him: The . Youngest
chase • the., site, ipliere the ..Big aPPouVed .• Inerehanthsaig .' manager ,meniter of the:family, James, %pre-
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Chtireh” now stands and thereby pre- of the; ChaliPie l4Paitiaant Stere in ',deeettled .. him some fifteen '.. years..
• ' Witlter`'.Rose;...Ilrussels.;. Ont. vent the .erectjOn' of a .tavern there. :POrt,. :Wilitam. PZIre i4.0.64ntiO9k :;••••'The, late.*Idr,'Ilelpi waa`c .AleVoteii•
“ 07-47-0 • ' !• .' TWO ineli walked: to near -Sonthanik• Which is'.40,l•ePviable -.440, is ...aegoin: and ..'eonsilitent' member ,: of Zion
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. ton and :. return '.(a -.hundred - mile .Papied. .by • a', substantiaL,ealary, and United. Church, -.of which -',he was ,a
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journey) to procure. the, land :,,freali .Ar.-BrnWn's.'ni•nY2 friends ,h'ere -will ineniber Of the Session and TroSteet.
the Government. ..• • ;'" , . • ' .- •lie. pleased ' to hent ' of ibis- good' for-,' ;Beata and, active, in •Stinaay school
•; ' After 'the .Churehwas erected; on 44n.e. 'Mr. ,and Mrs, Brown have 'for '
the. hilltop, it was 'Officially' bitened some tune been ininic in: Port Wil-
ey 1(ev.. John •Fraser. Services were , limn :With .Mr. OrOwn ‘euiPloYed•tir„a
, ',len Conducted every second StindoY'.tiavelliP•it . '4aleia'14'.'' 4', ""mth'er°
ny. Rev. 'Adami McKay" of .Teesivater Ontario.
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until' the induction : of . Rev. john Mc-
.Nabb ' late' in the :year . of 067... l- 'In AsiliFiELD piArliVii ''tio
omingE vents
ri!t Insertion,„'00e.
.fililliamtient Iniertions, 25e.
...IONSTER. GARDEN 'PARTY !
St._ Peter's congregation, are: hold-
ing 'their Garden Party on June 21st:
in the Caledonian • Park. The adniis
14011'85.c and '206...._Wateli for hills.''
WEBSTER Fitmc .
Saturday,' June 160,, has been set
as the date for: the eleventh. annual
:Webster, picnic; which Will, OP .',..11eld
this Yesii'ar.woura:
'GARDEN - PARTY
South Kinloss Church ' Garden
Party ,will be held on ''Friday,-, June
15th;,at D. S.. MacDonald's, north Of
C. N. R: 'Station. , Slipper served : at
slx__o!cleek..:;•Admission .85e -anit--20e-
DANCE,- IN •LUCKNOW.'
The Paramount,- Softball Club wiil
hold a. ,drince. ., ()range .11all;
LutigneW, ,on Wednesday, 'June 20`th,
iddies'iree..1NO limeh; ,evt.
erybody'welcome. . .
DANCE AT PARAMOUNT
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Owing to orchestra engagenients,,
the .dance that., wes', announced :fOr
June' 22nd, will heheld this 'Friday
night, June 15th.: Aogan's :"6 -piece
orchestra.willi.furnish music. 'Admis-
Sian 25c; ladies; free...1314;th.
GARDEN 'PARTY. AT BAciiirri
.Tha , Ash -field Circuit Garden ,Party
will, be , held -at Hackett's Church;
Thursday- evelingv, June 21st. -;The
play "Wild Ginger" will be, ,presented
by the. lip/tinnier Y. P. S. Admission
35c and .20c: Supper • from 6 to 8
- o'clock; ' •
I. O. 0: IK DECORATION SERVICE
The Decoration • Service of Luck-
• now' ledge,' Is,ro.
•be held at Greenhill 'Cemetery," Sun-
day afternoon; June 17th. Members
are requested..,ta •attend. • Visitors
welcome. Meet at the lodge room at
2.30 o'clock. ' K. C., IVIurdie,
F. 6. -,"SOCIAL -•EVENING
. A' soeial, evening under U. F.O.
Joint ph* auspices, will7-be:. held in
the on Thursday evening,
:-June 21st,„ at 8 o'clock, addressed
by H::11.' Hannam, Provincial U. F; 0.
secretary. Interesting program and.
a *men after. Silver collection.
,Everybody 'welcome.
U. F. 0. ANNUAL MEETING .
The -adjourned annual meeting of
—the- 'United , Farmers' Political As-
sociation Of 'Mirth Huron -Bruce, will
:be held in the Town Hall, Lucknew;
on Thursday,* June '21st, at 2 o'clock
p.m. keep; this date in mindandtry
to be present. The election of .repre-
sentatives for each municipality in
, th riding arid other important busi-
the riding and, other important busi-
ness,. will be on the agenda. II. H.
• Hannon, • U. F..0. Provineial secre-
017 lir address a`t
Mr. and Mrs. MeFarlan have
turned ,after visiting nLtew days
Clinton. •
work. He was it loving and -devoted
.jiushand and father,' and a. good
'neighbor; :One whose Sterling .quali-
ties Were recognized '• by • all With
whani! he associated. /kw,
• The funeral services at the house
and. graveside -Wednesday. ,afterninin
were conducted by Rev.,. Camplaell
Tasietier of the Ashfield Circuit.. 'Phe
4411iliearerswere----four-brothers:,41t-:•---
law-Messrs,--italph - NiXOni-Thomat
Fred. Anderson, . Sari -fuel
Kilpatrick and two nephews, George
Hi:inter, and. Will Helm of • Tiverton:.
int4tment was in Greenhill cemetery
1872: Rev. Duncan Cameron was in-, ' PREACH IN HOMECiIIJiThfl
ducted Preached in both English
and' Gaelic: "lie conductecLiteri;
-17iFef,lirtfirliiliage, An. attempt was • duct-.AnitiveriCry -, services,- in-Asik.
later.•made to njove. all. cervices to field. 'Presbyterian , Church Thib
Ltiknow, lint Many' did not wish , to, Stinday.; , . ” •
give tip their Houlteh.., of 'Worship ang ' •
•dj.xided, 4teltiriall110011;-ii.111*f•t'U.
.!)y,inuinto -.two .c0ngragtio,4 tital agreenie t South Kinloss 'Anniversary' serVicea „oaf the Ask,
tucknOw section :becoming '''Hiim• conducted this Sabbatklune:ritri, at
church, ,which 'later' joined With • St. 11 :ital., and 7.80 Pal. by ,the ,Rev.
Andrew's congregation in the village Principal F. cott MacKenzie, 1).1).,
to: erect '. the -.. present- Presbyterian of Montreal Piresbytesikin,' ' College.
chUrefi. here..:' ,. ' ° .„.. Rev, MacKenzie is 'azi Ashfield bo "k" -w° ' t° every thorough Pric..
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and will, lie- heartily' Welcomed en • • . 4_,....,--.---.
• ' ' tilioner in guilt 'cites a constant.
ONE CAUSE OF EYE STRAIN
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That it is possibile to see well
With ,impprfeet eyes is well
,FBERENIEFEOESTA- i thiztregyeasiOn. - • • . '''-'atr a
' • i, i,4 ,,,,• ' ,,:.,. Ile, id 'also to , speak at a: three ' with legate that are distinctly '.
•• 11.! :ARPoWATER 146.1Ou'.. 'woe lc e i, •ce to be field in 'Lane.'s' ,de_trinlentill. The above 'suggests -
- - .. that many should consider their
MeMbers of .14acknow Lodge, 1.0, • The annual •gathbring of the vin.. cies at the POSSIBLE cause. of
0; F. • were in •.'.keeSwater'' on' 'aionda ' ' f_theehririii. f their :'. 'bodily ills.
evening, where they preeoLea _men, Maitland Pr-ii-bsitery will • be 1,iebi, .-'ARIlisTRoNG's. •rEyesight service
..,ers,,-01---Enat todgewKirize-iraVelf= at the Kintall ICamp Grotinds on • . ' , - • .._
mg. 'i-iedettai'' received ny Lticitn,:4: • • 'A nevir, lot of Women's ,ivid GirLs'
, .
az is imposed 'upon, theeyes,
-Wednesday, Jane .20th,'•!*hen Rev.
MacKenzie of Montreal; Rev, D. Mc-
Cullough Of Kincardine„ :and .,Rev.
Kenneth McLean of Wingham; will
ae the speakers', .when. the COmMizn-
.on will be Observed: Light refresh -
amts will be served. A dine ,of deep
interest, profit and enjoyMent..to all
attending is looked for,
SUNSHINE MARKED.' ' .
WAS NOVEL HVENT
xruin kiacterich • last lali. upon
'aifeing tfle loticknoW mempers, Wai-
ter macKentie.eXPlaineci tne purpost
Of toe visit, stating Innt the 1)eiiestiAl
whicn must' be pastedon out or ,t11,:
atattict .v,itatin six Mantes; Was „start.
•Ly-Forestt City Lodge of 'London:
:rietare the token is, 'paased' on, tlit
10.0g.e.receiving it, Must Pay ,it'returii
vitit• to -the 'presentingiodge. in tht
absenceof the Noble:Grain*, the pre-
sentation address was Made by Viet
George Kennedy, with Past
Grand. Fred Nixon making t;440
aentation, to 'Mr, Streit*actint;
'Nakao. • Grand of. ,Tees.water, Lodge;
Whn'Ouitably.thilied and thanked the
nieinbers of Lucknow, lodge'. Sheet
'speeches Were .theri. in, Order. A vet -
anti ;,Of the ,order, Mr. Fowler, 01
l'ePsivater, spoke- briefly. He holds -a
record Of fifty-seven year's .continT
iiOnS.,thenibership and has beentree"-
Surer. of TeeStVater'. lodge • for over
50- years and has iiever been On the
sick list. "Phe Meeting was followed
by card playing and ittnChl which
,concluded`a profitable and interest=
,Ing. evening. ,
,ASHFIELD YOUNG GIRL ;
.,SERiOUSLY IN.IUI/ED"
Miss netts Wallace met With 'a
serious and painful accident on Sat-
urday. She was bringing- the cows
home and a neighbor's ' cattle wert
with 'them and in attempting to
pelt the two herds she fell and the
cattle ran over her. She was uncoil.:
senius for, several hours and the
doctors had little 'hope of her re-
covery, but she is .doing ,nicely nor%
and the doctors are qdite hopeful.
Miss Hogan, R.N., IS taking care :of
T. A. Cameron; Pres.
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Mrs. BisJean' asett and tient the_
week -end with friends: An, Licknow.
itnacLESS DRIVING
CBABGE toismiSSED
With the-- Crown Attetnek .tiot.
'2 sent, to proceed with the case, Mag-
istrate •Reid promptly dismissed.) the
charge ',Of reckless driving aainst
Walter MacKendriek in Goderich
'Pollee ,COurt on ,Saturday. This ease
, .b4en adjourned frena the pre-
vious Saturday... When the": first . of
the4two 'charges arising • out. of
Meter._ accident , neat Goderich • ,was
Also diamissed.
New Hosiery and Cloves for „Anil&
tea, women .and •
MAIMEV STORE,
, The Presbyterian W.M. S.. meets
this week at. the home Of MM. Neil*
J. MaeKenzie. '
Ghthrie ,of Guelph preached in
.01-6-7dOlifiel. Hall kin -Sunday last.:
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'The Kintail branch of the Wo-
m,en's ` Institute met at the'heme of
Mts. Ribbon for their lune meeting.
Mrs.,,Ilissett, the newly 'elected pres-
ident, w,as,in charge of the Meeting.
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The farznets. ate ',AMY at -their
Work. - The ' th-WrithiPheit' l'atinn:
crusher at Wiirk. in, their lilt lint they
are: hauling ,Irdiri' 'iti The eriniity'
truslier has inoked int° the,pit •ildthe
1VIneLean,fitnn and the tounty,..trUck
is hauling from this Maci4e.
An • . •
afternoon tea and - Sunshine
Market was held it the home' of .1l1ti.
.1•:` W. Joynt. On Tuesday. fast.. AArs.
Henderson and Mrs. Jessie
)/lacinnes had Charge Of .the .booth
which -Was prettily , !decorated in
yellow and mauve. with baskets of
gold' and purple Iris: .andat which
09114tittll tsupply of lioniezinade
aking .,and numerous'. ether- ii,rtieles
were, sold. Mrs. .Turner and Mtg.
rucken-Lreceived the, .ladies. ;. After-
noon tea was served in the dining-
rooni, 'where the table was decorated
.vitzt lily -of -the -valley and forget-
MrS. Thomas Ants, Miss.
rcGregor and Mrs. Rile poured-tea,
Atli Mrs. W. L. MadKenzie,`,. rs.
Ilarvey Treleaven, Mrs: Grant' Mae-
Difirmid,, and Misii Martha McCallum
serVing, instrutnental.'numhers were
given. by Mrs. Newton and I
Wash' Dreases. Special at $1.00
each.---THIE MARKET STORE.,
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CATTLE TESTED •
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George Kennedy, Andrew, Gaunt
and Hugh ' Rutherford, had 'their
catili herds. undergo another tuber-
cular test on Friday. Thetic.iver*. no
reactors in Kennedy's or Gaunt'sliera
which Will he `subjected to two more
tests .during the next` twelve months,:
before'. they will have accredited
herds, provided no reactors nppear.
Rutherford's herd, --'which was -so
badly infected on a ',:preiriou'd.' test
showed,- only three' reactors among
the: remainder of his herd, Which
will undergo, another test in sixty
days, *hichwill' be Tolle wed. by. other
tests \ at later dates;
• The Bread - TheBrea
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of- i-iea!tli ' of fleaith-
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QU'.411TY #$P SERVICE OUR MOlity 4
, • '.; --Saturday Specials....
DATi..,-sAinnetiOtEs :,....,RApBEI,i.iiir .iArrELETs `
,iBillir-BoLLs, ..,. s , 1: , -; ‘.rCgitsEA lifulvia '
, ,BouGHNuls . ,,, . : : 4.. ;;- . TEA bistuiTs
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LATER CAKES • ,,,,, , ICED ROLLS
OUR WHOLE WHEAT' BREAD IS 100:- WHOLE WHEAT
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--- - 'DELICIOUS AND HEALTHFUL • - ' 4
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HOLLYIVIAN'S QUALITY-. BAKER
Phone 36 LucknOW
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1LIJCKNO
REV. J. H: GEOGHEGAN, Rector.
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Rev. J. C. Coley, Assistant.
Sunday,: June ' 176,-
• A.M.:74101y' COMininiien.
il M.Matinii. •—Venerable ::Aiehdesqon. j. Doherty, .
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.P• 1.444*.ve0son 11.4, L Th.'"
-Saturday, June ,23rd --Confirmation-„ servieen .
' Rt. Rev. C. A.i Seager, p.p., 136shoii of Diocese .
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Sunday,- June 24th,
s' Al--Bo!y ..Comniullian.
11. A. M., Matins—The ,
.1,dasontel)rder. attend' nerviee.,
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special, music At 411 services
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THURSDAY, IDOR
GARDEN PARTY.,INkeikliEDONIADIT 'POL.
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Advocates ',. Of Blue:
Water Route Fail Ti
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Get : 'Support
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Southampte
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And Reeve --A.'- W. .Hamliton, Luck -
ow, Were .principal. Speakers In:
'COunti Council Discussion: '
• As:it: was apparent. in n: tato-hour.
discussion,.in Wriikirton. last ,week,
that . there was ,OliPOsition aniong the
inetaoprs' of the Bryce
op.nOSitithi• StrOng
enougn to, give the Ann's. of. the 'Rine
Water 11,ighway,..Astritiation.,a • ser-
ious petbriek, expressed in a
vete-L.4 Motion to ask the Geyern-..
ment:;to•take over this route'wao•fin7
fin-
ally , withdrawn; .by Reeves', '4. C.
Tonnie And Angus,t'irahaM, of •Sciuth-
,zuripton, and kinaardine reapec-r
, sponsors.. ••
' "The' .abil a those who introduced
the inetiOn. was to get Council to.re-.,
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afurni the stand taken in Nevenilier
11Kiui• majority:,of the:Reeves
favored' the Goverrnikeet talciiia over
the . Water- . highway.' . Earlier
tlika.'Year a deputation; /rein munici-
palitieg comerned waited-. On Mem-
bers' Of the . •
Major 'Telinie' stressed 'the fidVaziL
Loges .of .the Blue Water 'route
ahserhed into the Provincial high-
ways system,. his 'principal atginnent
.being 'that it -would encottrage a far
greater handier, tourists to conic
to, the silintiler. .Colonies 'along.. the
shores of Lake Huron 'and ap.intu
the Peninsula. Ili ,the Past agricul-
ture and. the ,manufacture of futii14,
titre- ha*e.. been ,Btuee, County's chief
trilistriet, and at Many bebevethat
' DIED IN' ASIIFIELI)
'JaCk Murchison of concession i2;
Atlideld;!,Passed away at his 'he*,
on Tuesday morning. 'He, hai been
lifelong resideneof, the township and
made; his home with a sister and his
:brother' Hugh. He ;,was seventy-five
years of age, The funeral service is
`being held' 014 morning -(Thursday)
------conducted by ,Rev. Father MeAtdle,
fucker and vocal sole by Mts. Withl.butial in Kingsbridge cemetery.
Almer Ackert and Margaret Rae.
FINED AND GIVEN' ' '
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
.t -leading guilty, in pollee court in
Kitchener ' on Monday, to offerin.,
0gus mining shares for sale jairies. _seated in, abodyin the ' church,
8allbour of Goderich was fined $100, orilnee service was held in the .l.Tidted
and cost and given a›.year.s euspen.. Church On Sunday morning, When
profusion of lieinnet, poppies
and, other flowers added a tett& „Of
beauty ,to )the setting.' The superin-
tendent, M. A. E. Buswell, assisted
Rev: S. -T. Tucker in conducting the
service. Rev. :Tucker • anditOded. the
studentg on the story of. DaVid
Goliath, " 'stressing the iniportande Of
the youth Of today perfecting their
talent, jest as David had, perfected
the use of the sling shot Which saved
hid,peeple. tro.,,tha congregation; ,Rev.
Tucker pointed out the importance
of Sunday Scheel teaching and iurged
the patents "to get 'behind" the Sun-
day ,achnol. Special .nitisid was -nro-•
vided by the‘ choir, and in :the an, -
:then' "In the Garden" Margaret Rae
..took'a eohi• sweetly:116ga
SUNDAY SCHOOL
HOLDS, ANNIVERSARY
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With a Sunday School choir of
twenty-six voices • and seventy rilem-sk'
bers .of the school and their teachers
ded sentence. Character evidence wag
given on his behalf by_yarieita_Gadert
ich citizens and organizations.
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ONLY YESTERDAY"
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COMES. TO LYCland
EUM
The special attraction at the -Ly-
ceuin theatre this Week- is ",Only
Yesterday". starring Margaret
Suiai-
vn And John' biles; 'supported by
feature players. Greater than
'13aCk Streets' is the.clitint this ,pic.",
Lure, has merited' and.4is said to he
"one of the ten hest Pictures Of all
Lime',`: Adams is confident this
Preseritatihis' will: be delightfully t‘(1.-
W.,et.i: by 'the44e;g9erS of this dis,
trict: The, show starts St eight- thin.'
he best, days for the, manufacture
furniture, are past, -Iteeveliihnie
tged the Council to awl at lamed -
d tourist traffic .supplyinec. reVenize
hich may be lacking fibui Alas
' - ,
-Major Tolmie was ' supported in
he disCiitsiOn by Reeves Graham,
unn of . Gedded 'of t, Huron;
rid Tyson ,of WiattOn.
-Representatives ,pf some Of the
-- uiieipalities indOrdireetlY—concern-
ci, licking in support of the Toltnie-
reborn' motion, were Reeve Well--
gtori Ard'of Aniabel, Reeve W. B.
bite •of , Albeziniile,.. who hesitated
account of 'the, and Reeve
Of ,Sinigeen, •who Spoke :Of a
aved highway ,not betng necessary.
0
a
in
of. the Sunday school acted et: Uslig-
but, (-)iviiig to length of the Picture cr. in the evening'', a special young
,prcceeded only by neWS. reel.`qee'l Tucker' cVpliVering, apppOlirlate Pa
adtiertisettiefit: . in 'this addtess,,,4wifili the ' young people's th
ftire will Start about s
icsut.eat"‘ .:in ; people's service ' 'Iwas held with Bev,
*talk Wndoilag.seaJ
rilOS.IA
The Opposition .
.,Favoring an all-purpose highway
satiated so that it would benefit the
greatest number of the permanent
residents of Bruce, as well as Visiting
inotorists,,, was ,a group led , by
Reeve A. W. Hamilton of Luekith*.
ThniReeves of Paisley-. and"- 'Tara;
Wlessis. -.T: A. Lbgie and Res." Vail*.
Usen,. spoke -Oter Mr. llaniilton's
speech.
Mr. Ilamilten did not advocate :MY
rtierilar route, but • he explAibed
at the pro'posed route from GOcl,
aa04.
ua
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great occasion'
in life with a listing 'Mien
of Your esteem, slake your '.
Choice from the Many item,
cur414WOok, our neiection
,fine. :quality, yet ntoderateli.
priced., -•
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GIFTS for GRADUAT/ON.,
LADIES' illINGSTr
lit white nt green glad.' with
Birthstone or Dinner Ring.
WRIST WATCHES-.
in. white and green gold •
Priced from up.
Graduation 'Special $15 00
A solid Gold Bar Pin ,or
' Lavallier
BOYS'
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RNGS-
Signet Rings in silver with., a
gold top or all gold, $3:00 up.
WRIST. WATCHES,
for Boys" . ..$5.00
Young Men's white and green
gold . up.
Gifts For Every Occasion.
Armstro
Jew,eller.
(lust Arrivpd...
--ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
Barb Wire Seconds
• 4
,4
4
_1 Will -Be 'Sold At' '
DEPRESSION PRICES
016:fitordie*
HiGn stiffoob. ISTATUS .
.NOT GRANTED ligkE
, At 'rtruggo `County COtincit` last 4...
Week, Lnekncriv Continuation school
Boardpetitioned that laicknow and
adjoining territory beerected into a •
high' school district, but this was not
traned as the ...4)SotoatuitioteLre "traigt11.
Signed by the rate and I,
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BARR Adt,
t'hIt'llo°Yibit:r°11.°clind4trf.
°,n147ellneehsn-
Hark, a sop,
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