The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-07-12, Page 81 I It LLILANUW be.N 1 INV./.
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¶ Owing to the high prices of wool and cotton, fashion has decreed this
a big silk season, and though there has been a considerable ad.vance
in prices of Silks,yet the advance has not been proportionately as large
as on wool and cotton dress goods. Anticipating early the decree of
fashion we purchased good stocks of silks most in, demand and are sell-
ing fine quality silks at lower prices than if wehad. to purchase these
lines at present trade prices.
Good quality and fine finish Pailette Silks, 56 in. wide, in colors, $1.35
&Ad black at $1.50.-
Habatui Silk, 56 in. width, $1.00. taffeta, black and colors, $1.50.
These are special value,
Tussor Silk, 21 in., 75c. Peau de Sole Silk, 21 in,; 1.00 and $1.25.
Georgette Crepe, in black and colors, at 1.50; and fine quality Crepe
de Chene at $1.50.
SUMMER HOSE
raidiea' Pine.131ack Cotton fifose, in all sizes.
See our special at lfic or 2 pair for 35c.
Plein Cotton Switulesi Hose, good enality, at
2.5c. Alin nice line with natural feet at 25c.
Black Italian Silk Hose at 35c, and French
Silk Hose 10 sot are extra value.
• Ladies" •White Hose in cotton.and alik ankle
at 25, 3$, SO•end 750 are 111 midi demand.
• For * boy's 'stocking buY our famous Knock-
about stocking at 35c a pair'. They leak
• and wear well and give excellent eatisfaction.
See our veinal in Girls,. Stockings in white
and black at 25. 30, 35 and 40e. "
SILK GLOVES
There ie a big deniana for Silk -Gloves, See
our lines in bIack and white at 75c and 1.00, •
Ind a One quality Chiunois Lisle at $1.00.
LITTLE BOYS* NATTY natvr
Every mother likes a nice, natty hat for her
" boy, and should see our splendid range in the
very newest styleat 2$, S, 0And 75c.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR • -. •
• Our range of Ladies' Summer Underwear in
Vests, Drawers and Combinations isvery com-
plete and selling at reasonable prices.
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. Cuirass, centrrl
-Mondw, Juir a.
• Mere are you -going to spend the.
lgthl • •
Mr. and Mrs.400alik Ga.e4i----aPaat a
couple of days visiting Wawan,e0h friend
: Mr. and Mts. Wtirsion MeAlliate4- 'of
the slid CM.; agent an Waning last
*week at the home Of David Scott. .
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Mrs Wilhazn Leakert and children, of
tear Landon; is 00414 a ."few weeki
at the Ifirusf.of Mv',nether, Sire. John
MAL MeKinxie, Con.. -10-, Kinlose;
lias returned home 'after sipending the
piet two-weeka siith her daughter,: Bite;
Walter Day., • • • -
NITRE= McKenzie, of the 4th Com,.
who is building a new straw shed, had
'ft very' ,stincessful railing, on Thursday
fierncion 4led Nolo*. •
are ploasOtt, to know that: ift
'McKenzie, of the 4th; who was seriously
injured a few weeke ago by being; run.
over •by a wagon, is well on the waj to
recovety. . „ . • •
¥r M Pringle. 'delivered'a load -of
woolto. our local dealer, R. E: Little,
volt,i0la brought him the mite 4 ra little
$920. Pretty, good for one: year,
•-Whitechurch
-Monday, July 9.
Tiesiliter
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'irl.legdaY; July 10
Mrs. Neeland, of Chesley, is visiting
Mrs.,L. A. Brink: • •
Van Kate Clark, 01 Calgary, is visit-
ing at yvintam .
Miss Irene Bowles, of Hamilton,
visiting the Misses, Stewart.. ,
• : Mise Bay ...and Frank' Steveat . are
visiting`friends•in Hamilton. „
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4 My. H. Iliscox•.,left on Monday to
spend the week in. Tornio on , business.
Stores close in ieeswiter during July -
and August 'Thursday afternoon each
wiek.
Mrs. A Gilixes and granddalhter,
Dorothy" are visiting friends in the
country. " " • '
Miss Olive. Kirkland, ef Wilkie, Sask.,
isvisiting friends in 'Teeswater , and
vicinity.
Miss 'Alien McKague, of Toronto, is
'visiting lair grandpa:tents,- Mr and Mrs.
Thomas Alliston..
Miss Jean MeNaughton, is spending
her holidays with her parents,- Mi.' and
Mrs, Peter McNatighton. -
4. -The, Teri. Association of Teeswater
have .demded to have races on civic
holiday, Augiist 6th, the proceeds to., go
to the Red Cross. .• The purse will*
WA.. Concert at night. ,
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Cuiross Copiers
=mod
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' -Monday; July
Miss Irene Hamm is holidaying with
•Kinloin* friends
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Mr. and Mrs., Walter DaY•taient Sun.
day at L.. McKenzie's.
ICulross Lodge wart well represented
et:Kinlough. on Sunday:: - -.7 •
Mrti. Geddes, of Con, 8, is mating
with Mrs, W. Thompson.
, •We are glad to report ,Mrs. George
Bell is improving -after her illness. '
LJ t and Mts. J. Donald spent an
fternaonlist week -at -R. Baker's Holy -
rood, • • '
„ Mr. and Mr a Geo. Wraith, of' Wing
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ham, are visiting at' D. Edgar's this
week.••,z •,
A number frOin' here attended' the
,Women's Institute Picnic a.kSilver toie
•on Friday.. ' ' •
Miss 'Stilly Turner 'has returned to
Winghani after ;visiting friends here for
a few days. -
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Dungannon-.
Mrs. WesleiLeggatt le. visiting with , -Tuesday, July 10.
friends ill Holland. • • •Bora-On. July 3rd-, 1917, to Mr.
Mr. Gibson, Gillespie inntnted /ewe i and litrft ,PeCil Treleaven, a daughter.
4.5 • 5...5.557' AS 1
/xi/ ciebpo,
onie.
, Miss Amite tienderson, of Mich, is .. •
*kiting with-frienitehere.
Biro. White, of Kkillingtvond, is visit,
ing at the honie of .4F Sent Dr. white.
,- Alio Annie MeInteah, Brussels, is.
' visiting at the home of Mrs. Jae. Moore
Mn and Mrs. Itobt McClenaghan and
soncOlarence, are, visiting with friends
in Elora. .
Miss Kate McKenzie;' of London nos.
'Intel, is visiting Val ther sister,. Mrs.
•Thoe. Gantt • .
Mrs. Wes. Moore and. children, 'of
' Palmerston, are visiting at the' home of.
Arthur Moore. .
• Mits. lifeBride,' of Collingwood, visited.
a few days last week With her Sister,
Mrs. (Dr.) White. .
The subjel for Guild meeting next
• • Sunday evening. is, "God, Our Helper.'"
The leader is Isabel Pox..
Mr.,mid. Mrs. Chas. tell, of Spokane,
Wash are visiting at the home of her
aunt, Ws. Robt. Pardon. .
Mr*. Wm. Itumphrey and Misit
of St. Helens, spent few daya last week
a the home of sir. it. For.
Mr. A. Paterson and Milms Margare
and Vietorist Paterson, of Wingham,
*pent Sunday at the home of 1(.. rater.
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The Methodist League are arranging
toha.ve their Garden Party on julyleth.
Excellent talent is being engaged. This
will be the treat of the ,!ieason. It is to
be on the Methodiat Church lawn.
The unien picnic lastFridaY was an
-rill.round-euccesar, The.weatlier-wri
ideal and -there Was a large' gathering.
There waS -baseball, faces of sotto,
and a gasoline launch -and two rovi-boats
Were kept busy all day. • '
SECOlgi Kinloss •
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• t1,1Y 16.
Mise 'Jean Johnston, ,tif Lucknow,•
spent Sunday Neil llampbeles. • .
Frank .,11Mer 48 tetiirned from, the -
West te algid his father on the ferule '
Mists Etta McDougall left for Toront,o,
where she. intentlestaying ter sonte time:
Mrs. W. j. Irwin is spending a few
'days this,Weeks het•fortrio.,r heine near
Xintarditle, • • •
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SAM °engrain has:purchased an auto-
mobile and isbiley learningliove to Man-
age it This is the first car /or the sec.
old, the People here believing all such
lousy thoilldavOided-in-war-tilue,
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• Lurgan
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. (Intended for last week)
bliss yina Welsh is home for the holi-
days.. • ,
. Conrad Brown went. to Port Elgin en
•Monday. , •
Win Boll had the misfortune to :Mit
his knee last week. .
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Mrs. T. Elliott and little son, if
don, are visiting at M, Welsh's:
Thesebeol:pkpie,w_aa*ell.,
aa-Maarfeimie atigend,tiime.33.aqa-
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Mies Ulna Welsh: met successful in.
passing her Notmal exams. at Stratfottl
Mr. Ben Walden and Laverne, Of
Markdale,.are visiting at J. S. Waldens.
Miss A. MacPherson, Of Kincardine,
spent. 'day last week with her sister
her
Niiiselteaetion anah-ifmerTiViiiss.
Danuelq are-spenclingn few-. hotidaYeat,
j. Henderson's. a.
A band of gypsies visited our burg for
a short thne one day last week. Beyond
scaring the nativerr, they did, no , harm,
but no one with sorry to seethem
The storm on saturday. night did
Considerable damage to gardens and
fences. The rivervvas neer known to
be son high before-, and.several bridgee
weie washed_ away. • '
• A aooD RIO PRICE'.
. The Americans are Adopting' Uovel.
Ways of raising matey for the Red Cross
and other patriot% purposea In Buffalo
they gave a lied 'Cross dinner, with
piateaset for fifty guests, and anybody
could attend Who. would pay -$10,006 for
'a seat at the table. Fiftiguests turned.
----Inkaildproditceitthe neeessaty.-Pfx.
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Lases
--Tueliday, 'Tidy 11.
Mims May Stein if/ bogus from Toronto •
for nation.
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Mr. Geo. brelsnallt ift M with lumbago' Otheut Twenty Machine* Dropped
and stomach trouble.
LAWN WAS RAIDED
BY RUN AIRPLANES
Bombs into Heart of City--Thlrty.
*even Lives Lost
Mr. Fred Johustone, of Guelph, is '
visitiug Archie and Prauk Johnstone. Thirtraaven Dalian* *era 1'11Gernian1°4 '
sad 141 inJared when twenty
Mr. eud Mra Philip Hogan visited Mr- plane* raided London on Saturday
James McGlynn, of Glenininon, recently. 'naming- Britiah ranaval airmen
brought three of the iders down over
Mrs. French?. Scott, sr, was on the the North Sea. The Huns dropped
eick list, but, we are sled to saY, la In ilrgibash tainretfirtotpe:Inia. Minute8 aver tlia
proving. Although Vie German contingent
The truiteee a a 8, xo. loAftve ep, iwrsale
1 ilnrgietri, nintoovreemtlenartsintad
rstre,edueliebd-
gaged Miss Pentland, of Dungannon, as ninth lower than on June 13, ttsenum
teacher for the eoreing year, her ot killed and wounded was, r li%
The (limey% Corners Club has 'put Irrit.eef.thitrldestrtuhcetioiroefiteoapeitd)artlal
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their new hall'ia plane, withiMr. Hut. have ueheantebut that is irapos-
chiaou, of Pert.,12.1bmreaaert, as engineer. slble to esti t
ee. r,
The Ai ht of h- r 11,
whAerSeduree7ibtQaciWtblear, inie.xltaf:SufarCe raaLbotztivta 441frumelaaste (lure niit:jvie inineumat;asioov:;Isrli.v.,Fir: .
:11
I 6 el inhiutee over the city Eine ti i
two ribs broken, and his legEku- a
body craft guns were firing b ' au "a 1.-
ci, oky wi_ riskly, dotting
badly braised by the tongs Blipping frora th
out suocees.
th ahrapnel vette, but with- '
°a Mock ef ice arid jamming hint againet ,. The Admiralty , repotted h
. °waver,
4 door.'
on his wondroui escape. -...
o., Saturday -kirk to squadron sent up froni Duens-
• thet, navat airmen, who toll wed them
.
tam, iewleTr hi to he congratulated A. British
tilt eea. breught down tlireeemachin.
inter:eptotIllitee 1r:turning raid -
night, June 30t11., when the boxed was ere die not
more 0 Pee 1 nn le4ii?tchaeurtgr
struck by 41:Anil*, and the chimney 'they had taken i
and gable end torn to piecee, the• bed- reuetreoyed'
i t the British, airmen met and
post wider Mr, Bowler Wintered . chilies' "yen °Uler Gerintla ma°
tress scorched, bed springs -blackened, ri1,113all Ceine:f he novelist, thus dee-
. , Mat- • •
and even the nails hi the bed and wall fc.rio:1:11 a"Iri4etir° duogwhiithoe 13(mlbed dis"
wem blackened, w)dle Mr. Bowler escap- - results cd the raid frotre loaCainteillial
51 ' point or vie*, , They were contempt
ed with a slight shock. .
ible I wal
kedrSeWig hour iii that
Liiit bmtcrlVl::aDLlcbu
gswiiehdiil:g: eastern and
A . 'TUBE!. EE NUMBER, ' westernhalvea of habitable London,
and is generally shut up and, silent at
tams articles am Confederation by Isle crowds.
. .. . night, on Sunday and on Saturday
,..,_ afternoon. • But for the gathering of
The, Canadian Magszine for July'con.
1 ehould not, have noticed any -
Premiers of all the Provinces ef Canada, thing had happened. I could see no
as Well as an article on trade expansion damage that might not be remedied
during the fifty years by the•Minister Of by mason, pater and glazier within
Trade and Commerce. "The,Pight. for six days. Outside a well-known. build.
pmfederatioe is the -1 title' a an able Ting a -square foot of. nag 'wee -broken
attic% by -M. D. . Hatriniond, who hag ' WY as one 174%14 break it up with a
hammer, the' top storiee of the corner
made a special study of this period a of the olliCe :showing sign of 'fire. The
our history.. Dr. A, It ij, Oolquhoue# rest or the gteat structure apparently
Deputy Mieister of Ede -cation for • Otet., was intact. In pne ot the principal'
tad°, contributes a Weil -considered thoroughfares there *ere many brokl
article*, or series a sketchea, of the eight en windows, and , little piles of shut
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Prime Ministera of Canada, and Willpon tered plate'glass in narrow Streets.
Leiria Edition& glares rie acceunt.of the "That; is all' which in this pririelpal
Governors General from Mona to Dev. , region of attack was apparent to the
Teye of a trained Observer, and outside.
onshire. he number is a capital; sou.
of at Were the 700 square nines of the
venir 'of the most impertant event in
, vast city and the thousands and thogeOanadian history -
ands of miles of itS streets entirely .
'Untouched . Thinking 9 Of that, bile.
Kinlongh .' -'
„ point of military injury are all: such
f
. . ;told one's. self that so utile ftom the
' -"-•—„, ., pretentious raids, that if twice twenty,.
,
--,---Tuesday,-Jtily, 40. . five German air machines come here '
every day or ten Years doing sa hula,
,. . . and no more ilamage.this mighty Lon.
Wesley Boyle is busimoving Witham.
RObert McNall,-- of -I.aicknove, .is doing aon'woulk still bewhere it' stands."
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' 'We are sorry toreport that Ntrs. I.' Pin- ..
......„, . GERMAN TOWNS -BOMBED..
*feting with pneumonia ' , .. • •. . . .
nell is uedist. the ,doctor"acara She is e, . . .. __•......._ • . .
- ' •., French Air' Fleet Revenge Attacks-
: John Haynes. who has been 'visiting . : '7. -: :- Upon Open T.'""inii
friends in Baal° : the, last COuPle , of , .' ' ,Eighty :ro. u'r.p.' re.nch-a.eroi;11. e;01.0,Le_H.
Weeks, retarded home an Wedneaday. '..' -.a-series of raids far irtto Geiniany, in
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reprisal few -German attacks on open,
The •Kieleilgh I,- 0. L. attended .th-e' . ,wrench towns. . Sixty,seven ,thoniand
Anglican church.bw en -Sunday, July nounde of boniba , were dropped at,
8th, When Rev. Mr. Oree,' of Bervies 'con-- . u1.0-14 '1.30{ata 'at nitatal'Y Importance
"anoted' dhinie only two machines _failed. te- retinal. -
. . serite... *.• Besidee Kin; ' The principal centres visited' Were
, lough; Kinlosa'aoct Culross brethern and .. rreves; •Dosen and . Coblenz. Eleven
some froin Lticknoe attended.' There „...1.eroeianes . raided Tieves, dropping
over 5,0.0.0 ponads of boinbri. Seven
were about se. In the Procession from .! ares'. broke out, one of which was in
the hall to the church: Rev Mt Mr. 'Cree .-. the central Station. ' six other . ma
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took for his text the Etli 'vette :of the : . chines' attacked -Ludwigshafen, de-
atroying ataong 'other things the Be -
4th chapter of josinia: "What mean -non , dische-artilinelactory. . • -., •
by these stories." , ,-, r- ,. - At least one pilot went its fir as Es-
. smf, where he shelled: the _Killen 'lac-
••• PRESENTATION ;TO Teienea, '-'-.BefOre ' ' tory
leaving Kiniough; -Misa.::Stewart; Who--:;-, - ' ' " , • - ''' .
taught ,here the past. three years, was . ' MORE : • pEER. .rog. BRITAIN
presented with a pretty cake plate and a ' . . ' • •-•'-----" ' ' • .
butter knife. by,the•Pupileof•the whoa ' Harvesters' and Clt Workers" Want It
l'he presentation was Accompanied' with
;the following addreas: : .: '' , ., Andrew 'boner Law: Chancellor of :
the txchequer, announced in the Brit-.
inn 740-sse ,:if commons that the Gov-,
ernmefit had :decided to. permit the
brewing during the. next three months
,cif an additional. amount --of_beer. not
exceeding thirtythree and A third per
' cent. of -the aniount allowed for that
quartet This' _ actiOn„, he 'said, • was -
- atite-trlireirirt.tr-Itirvritlattiforivi-
41"i6t-Filiddirg-riike-mliftuke-eiiitifitriAnitile'
the difilculties caused by shortage in
...large centree-of. population -tied in the
countiee where .crope are being har- .
• voted. . • ' . •
for Heti Menthe • , •,
.TO Miss Nettie 'Stewart,
Teacher of, Iiiniough School.
Dear Teacher: • ' • • • '
It wail •feelirig very deep 1'6;
get that we learned orYour intention
tp,...aeyeijoes,:emierci*,,witt„thiaarita,,QL
paier-Whiely,•font•lase.,,,p4s24-1e4-1-,fr tha
past three years with such nutrked ene
Your" labors on ottr behalf have • been
ardanus, arid we, may times have fail;
ed to prdfit by the -lesson's you se earnest;
by taught us. We hope„, however, that
• yen will attribute any neglect or ,;ndif-
ference on out Part to youthful thought-
Ieasness _iiii4...desire to
'Cause annoyance to .yon.
• VIM anode:is ba...tddT�ir
pupils at the departmental.exaininatione
is aseCord Of which you have just tea
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sort to be proud. . ,
Thie is a .large'sehool With • many
plusses, but you have, by your effieient,
teaching, been able to oitininni it atm-
eessfully. You have taUght-lis.bY ,yolir
example:O. be diligent, painstaking and
Interested in our work. .
We hope that you wilt come Sok and
'vieit ue °often, and Jliat,wIrtirever yont
• lot may be east, your future life may be
crowned with iticeess and happinees.
•We have great pleasure in presenting
you with thie cake plate and; butter
• knife as a memente of the dais you
• have passed among us in KiniOugh.
Signed on behalf of the pupil*,
• . jonsixto GrUirAlt.
• Levi EogeNsWILLE11,
DEBI' Malaga,
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New Liberal Group •
Following a meeting of Manitoba,.
nitikatchewan, Alberta and tritisli
Columbia Libekale in Ottawa, an offi-
cial -et:dement was given, out, outlih-
ingthe formation of a new Parliament-
stry,gtoupi ledependent-of-Sirmilfrid--
1411rier's leadership, and standing for
policiee which the preseet Opposition':
Leader deep not represent, It Is an-
nounced that the new, party wilt con.
vane at Winnipeg on Angust ,7 and 8.'
Submarines in Atlantic ,‘
A despatch froni Washington says:
'Germany has placed' a, screen og sub.
marines more than 800' miles out in
he Atlantic In an effort to nut Amer.
• lea'a coniniunleation flnee, aCeordist.
to /slimy Department information. An
official report eases stibmarirtes are op -
()rating off the Azores. Important re-
lay. table ,statione are located there."
• Canadian Smashed Zeppelin
Flight -Lieut L. P. "Don" ',Watkins of
Toronto, has been awarded' the Milt.
tary.CrOSS for bririging down a Zeppe-
lin during, it raid on England. Lieut.
Watkins is only twenty years oi age.
To Reerult Across Line
A. detachinent of 100 men of the 48th
Highlanders Itegitnent, with the brase,
and pipe band, it to spend a week in
the United Statechelping the British'
Reeruiting'MissiOn, ,
L.
F.) one No. 10 Is at Your Service
We so ler Cittek-We WM °maw Than The Credit Store*
Seasonable Goods
Berger's Pure Paris Green—The name Berger ih
a guarantee of quality... Price per 113. 75e.
Screen Doors—Now is the time to fight the fly.
Keerthera out of your house ' early the season .and
you Will have no more' trouble later on. We have a
well assorted' line ranging iu prie from 1.75 to -2.75
Screen Windows to fit any window frOnl 25 to 40e
Paints and Varnishes—We, handle Sherwin-Wil-
liams, the paint that covers most and ib absolutely true
to color. We °have a word of advice for our customers
—buy your paint and varnish wily; The price we are
selling at is 'almost the wholesale price when we have
to go to the.market .again. •
Sprayers—There.ii nothing more convenient than a
band sprayer. It is the proper . way to put on the sev-
eral -mixtures for the different vermjn. It applies it
evenly and at small. cost. • Prices 50 and 75c.
,Auto Accessories • Bicycle Accessoriew
Muresco Chi-Namel and Lacqueref
, •
he:LifeknoWltard*Ofe-&CQal Coo..
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS'
to, holidaying at her hoille, On the Enti '• •
of Briice. . • , ,
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•• =Monday, July 9.
Miss Edith Howson 4s. home from
Clifford. , •
Dan Montgomery is- home-- froiii De.
•treit,•Mich.
Mr, McCauley spent last week with
his parents in Tara. •
Miss Mary Webb is hone hem_ he
schoolat Chippewa Hill.
, Mibs Kate Mcietai returned' to her
duties in Toronto on Saturday.
. '4 number from here 'attended: Tom
Thursday..Rouston's raising on '
. MeialeimieMcKeenian has, returned'
from visiting teanisville 'friends: •
J. Di Robertson had a ceinent founda-
tion bailt under his house hist Weak;
"The ladies'-=-Missienary-Society 'titer
datayt.helioxixe . csg:. Mrs.' Dae..han.a. on
Weda'ei. Miss Lily McKinnon of Brantford.'
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Miss SteWart is home' from
Guelph, act rimmed by her friend-, Mise' •
Agnes Carter ••••• 7
Miss Margaret McLennan has ,i4urOi•-: • •
.ed. to • her duties in Grace .
Detroit, Mibli.
Miss Myrtle. Garland mid .gaiter-
Pinkerton-,-spont • evreek . ',••
At Mr: Thompson's.- • -
Mr. and Mr% R..W. Butgessrof Cabri,
Sask., are visiting it the hinee ,.42f her
parents Mr and Mrs. J 'Cunningham -
Mre. TA.- Pickard and familY.,apent -
befevreg:kleityjiienrgesfleorie-tvheillirg. naCeNi1-7thionlIltaen:eitegt*7"—'-•
Guernsey, -.Smasrak..m..;, ea' c-00' Istettfo-_-rd,
spent' the week end here. They we re e •
acc_ompanied bonne hrher .mothere, Mra • .
▪ MeParlane, , .
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%In* . McKinnon, of Wallace- -
We are sorry to report the. illness . of LLUJ
George Webb., - All hope for. his' speed
burg; are holidaying tik their home on : • -
lOtli Kincahdine.- 4 •
rec". Roet derieli Thompson has enlisted with.
Miss Ethel,McEachern,. of Len.ladoen, the York and simene Forestry Draft • .
14.141-11E, . • • • . Rory's many friends were sorry to see
The'lraion S. Picnic was largely him go; but wish him ((very -success. • - • •
attended this year. Everyone reports a'
' 'Pte. Terrance. McLennan,. _a tilamis -
boy "D" Company, .100th ,
•Cardine'Twp. ,
gaged as teacher S.No. 11, Kincar."
• en July 1st as a guard of' honor to the
who ha,d the honor of going to London
a giiest of her friend,- Miss la u
and is now in training at Canip Borden. -
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_grand time.- •
• -Miss Nora C. McNally has been" en- itt Cinnp, Eng, was one of ten
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert McLennan and ,Kipg. ' •,•
babe of Melville Sask., are visiting his
' Parente here.
IL W. Burgess' purchased a new Ford
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on 'Priday, Yllee. • '
29th, 1E47, Sarah, Elizabeth teacrick,. .•
_beloved wife of W, J. Grahain, aged so--------------
obituary will appear elaetrliere Allis •
__Mr. and Mrs. Macklerni-of- Ripley,
and Miss 'Hilda, White, of Kincardine,
spent the weelc.end with -Mrs. Wood-
Mr...McCauley and Rev. Waddell, of
Tiverton,-exchanged-pulpitir in the Bap Val presented with a bertutiful foiintain • ' . .
log anniversary tlerviceallire. • . Thoaelroms,-distalice-lvlio attended
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Mrs. Win. II, Gilchrist has:returned. -the,funeral -of -the 'late Mrs. °reliant : ' " " ' ' .•
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Miss Flosaie McLennan was presented ;
.with a ,beitetiftil necklet:4y her seholare
on'the'ath oflknee on PridayafternOon,
. and Mt. McCauley. at .S.S.No‘4, Brute
tist church on Sunday, the latter preach.: -pen by his echots.
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from Walkerton hospital. All welcome Were: Mr. and Mee; George ReiteoCk
and son, Whitton; Mrs. Loney, Oxenden
A. P. Bertcock, Wiarton; Mt and Mrs,
Robertson, Lindsay, Mrs.' Atitflits
rontO, and' Mrs MeNally, Sarnia.:
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her bock, and hope she may steadily
gain her usual strength again. •
• . Don't forget the "Mystic Tea". in , aid
of ibe Red 'Cross. to be held here on
Saturilai evening him 7.30 to 10 p.m,
• in the 1 0.0,F.. hall, Lunch, and foe
• meant, also music provided. Everybody
Come. L
'(1ntended iOr last week) 1,
Miss Nettie Gtalti is home from Nor.
land. •
•MiSs Minnie McNally, of Lapeer,
Mich., is home for the suminer vacation
• Miss Mamie Bell; ot Liu -know, has
'been a visitor at her home on the 10th
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• Miss' Margaret Menke'', litirriaten,
is :vending her holidays at her borne.
hem'
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•)110 Mamie McLean, nuraelaof Toros-
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SCHOOL REPORTS :
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• S. S. No 9, AtIllerritai •
• IV-Nerman O'Loughlin, Polley,
Shackleion, George .Twaniley.^ '
. Sr III-Painier Kilpatrick, Eliztbetk
Alton, Caswell Hackett, Allan Pinlay.
Jr. Hackett, Elide An-
derson, Grace Blake.
Sr. II-Deminie Ibrger, Mary Finlay,
Olive Itilpatriek, Esther Glazier, Alto
Shackleton.
Sr j--mWaller Lane, Leo Clare.
, J r, AlIderecHl, Met/Plitt TWAY* , • -
Xer OW rah 28; average attendilnee,..
De I'. 13xoutus, Teeehert•
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